Hilo tribune. [volume], May 23, 1902, Image 5

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LOCAL
Money to loan WUcn
A. 11. II mcock left yesterday on a busi
ness trip through llutuakua.
15. W. Ilarn-inl of Iiiipnhoehne was In
the city two or three ihjs this week.
l-'or Kent Office, corner King and I'll
in in streets. WisiC.
Dr. nml Mrs. Ilollaml were up from
Puna this week to melt Judge Little on
his tetiirn from the Kast.
Manager .Scott of the llilo Hotel nfter
n weeks eonliitemeiit to his room is again
nhle to attend to lm-incs.
rou RAt.U Cash large lot in business
center of llilo. ClIAS. M. l.uM.ON'l).
Mr. Henry Vicars and I unity are Mop.
ping at the I.uu.iu house in Kallmann lor
the benefits of a change of air.
J. O. Uolhwell, manager of W. C. Tea
cock & Co., at Honolulu, arrived by the
Kinau this week on business.
Canic Si'.UD iou SM.K-Yellow Il.im
boo and Yellow Caledonian. Inquire of
W.J.Stone, llilo, Hawaii.
The Missis 1'eck returned home last
Saturday (torn a visit of a fortnight at
the Moir home at Papiikou.
The Kinau will make an extn trip to
llilo Sund ly bringing a hud of Japanese
laborers for the llilo District.
I.ook over your sideboard and sec if
j cm hive any Acme Ke, among your
stock of wet goods. If not, then we will
be pleased to supply you. V. C. l'H
COCK & Co.
I,. Turner & Co. received a big invoice
of goods by the Enterprise. Details m ly
be .seen in their advertisement.
Miss Carrie Dunn who his been visit
ing her sister Mrs A. M. Wilson returned
by the Kinau today to 1,-ihaiun.
All the bridges between llilo and Iiti
pahochoe are in good rep lir again ami
trallic mocs once more unimpeded.
Kallmann furnished house for rent.
Good roads, convenient to town, bracing
climate. Terms reasonable. Apply to
I. C. Lynnii.
W. 11. Mcl'arlane bookkeeper for the
Konn Sugar Co. died suddenly Wednis
day evening while sitting in his chair.
A. M. rotetnkin nnd wife will leave by
the Enterprise for a trip to their old
home in Russia. They go via New YutJc.
A bunch of keys his been lost, the
finder will be suitably rewarded by re
turning the Mine to this office. 2S-it
TIicTkiiiI'NH went to press too early
yesterday evening to contain an account
of the athletic contests at O'ai. Hut
from the preparations made the entertain
nunts must hae been a success.
The llilo band has been unoffici illy
approached on the proposition of goin.
to .Maui for the nth ot June festivities.
The boys say they would gladly go if
sufficient inducements are offered.
As Summer is coming on soon, it is ne
cessity, that your system be braced up.
Don't forget, that l'afost llest Tonic is the
llest, nml that welne it, as well as the
Drug stores W. C. I'hvcock iS: Co.
The bark K. P. Richet nrrived Wednes
day from San Prancsco and took sugar
for Ilackfeld & Co. for Sin l'rancisco.
The Stenmcr lintcrprUe leaves tomor
row for San I'raucisco; Passengers, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Uubinwn, Mrs. Van
Areswaldt and daughter, Mrs. Chalmers
nml Captain Robert Andrews.
A horseshoeing contest has been ar
ranged between Jas. O'Roitrke and Den
ver lid. Smith for J 250 a side. The con
test will take place either in H'lo or Ho
nolulu. Mr. Dickenson, the Agent of the Mack
ey Cable Company will visit llilo 111 the
near future to investigate the l.iy of the
lund and come to eoiu-lusions regarding
the relation of this cii and Isl.ujil to the
Pacific Cable. The business interests ot
this city and Island should see to it th it
Mr. Dickenson has c.mj access to all the
facts he desires.
Di. Philip Rice, formerly of this city,
is now nt Vienna, Austria, taking a spe
cial course in the .study of eye nnd ear
diseases. He will afterward study at
Halle, Germany, and then retutn to Sm
I'raucisco, where he will locite. Dr.
Rice is in fine health and wauls to be ie
nieuibcred to old friends.
The llilo lnse ball nine will goto Maui
June 11 and cross bits with the famous
u.,iiLii niMTii'itiuii. 1'.. M. Itrownwill
captain the team which will bring luck
Maui scalps. The Maui team will be
challenged to play 111 Hllo July 4th.
Man iger McKenie of Hoolulu Park has
o fie ml a good purse and a first tale game
may be expected.
llrllllnnt Church
Foreign
Wedding
Church.
ut First
At the l'irst l'orcigtt Church Wcdnes.
day evening, in the presence of over one
.Mr. A. I.ldgnh- Sri 1'orf li n Vew
Interesting Fuels.
I'AAt'tio, Hawaii, Mayo, 1902.
KniTou TuiliUNl'.: The damage done
to the Island of Hawaii by the extrnorili
lln" r,r KtlT'dnit IZZXn, ! " vv floods ol March last, was con-l",gfril.
mm miss 1111ei oiiintsoii i.ewis, ui wns
Slllll
city, husbinil nml wife. The wedding
was ns pretty n one in nil its details as
was ever seen in Hllo. Tiie church dec
orations done by Mrs. Severnnce, Miss
Elvira Richardson nnd J. Castle Ridgway
were notably appropriate. They were of
palms, ferns, bamboo pipvrus and lilies.
At a little before 8:vi Chrystnl Smith
led the way for the bridal parly down the
main aisle to the altar. In the bridal
procession were the ushers, I?. N. Prouty,
J. Castle Ridgway. T. C. Ridgway, Mrs.
Hayes, tnitron of honor, followed by the
bride on the nrm of her father, J. T.
Lewis. In the area before the nltnr the
bride was met by the bridegroom, who
was escorted by J. J. Grnce. I.ohcii
grins Wedding March, played by Mrs.
Cruratt, ceased nnd the ceremony was
performed.
The bride looked exceedingly pretty.
She wore 11 gown of white crepe tie chene
over white silk with hand embroidered
medallions nppliipicd. A (lowing silk
tulle veil mid a hind embroidered
yoke of mousseline de soie completed
one of the simplest j et the most stunning
wedding gowns of the year. Miss Porter
the bridesmaid wore n pretty creation in
Persian lawn. The Matron of honor
wore a silk gown in opal ami pink. The
guests of honor were Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A.
Scott, Mr. nnd Mrs. I,. Severance, Mr.
and .Mrs. Chas. l'liriieaux, Mr. nnd Mrs.
C. C. Kennedy.
The bridal party left the church pre
ceded by the (lower girl who scattered
rose petals In the way. As they retired
from the nltar Mrs. Cruz.111 played Men
delsohn. The reception nt the home of the bride's
patents on Waianueitue street was n most
jile.i'-niit nil lir. The guests were received
111 the hall by Mrs. l.ewis nnd thence
presented to the bride nnd groom who
stooil unjjer n pinoply of bloom in the
parlor. The lioti'e decorations were
lavish in the display ol roses and flowers.
The walls and lanais were draped with
fish nets into which had b en woven
myriads of (lowers and ferns. These de
corations were made by Judge Lyman,
Miss I.yinati nnd Mrs. McKay.
In the dining room where more roses
ami lilies were in evidence. Delightful re
freshments were serve under th direc
tion of Mrs. Levi Lyman, who was ns
sisted by Misses Potter, Deyo, Severance,
Liliuoe JIapai and Mesdames llartclsnml
Elliott. The details of the entire affair
wete designed by Mrs. Lewis and her
corps of able assistants carried out every
thing to perfection.
Friends of the married couple who had
ittviseil n lew pranks were outwitted uy
the bridal collide w ho escaped from the
disappeared
upper story of the house by n ladder and
Mr. Robinson nud his bride leave by
the Enterprise tomorrow for San Fran
cisco nud will proceed nt once to Flush
ing, Long Island, where Mr. Robinson
has purchased n lovely home. They
carry with them the best alohas of a host
ql friends.
Judge Mttlu Upheld.
lly n unanimous opinion of the Su
preme Court, written by Jusltce Perry,
the decree of Judge Little dismissing the
bill in equity of Charles II. Fairer, trustee
of the estate of K. Tomishiina, n bulk-
fourteen bridges nml culverts bWng
washed nway, anil sevcnl spillway cross
ings, leaving the district one might siy
without a road.
As soon as the storm nbntcd, riding
trails were nude across the gulches,
which were nfterwnrds widened (or ve
hicles. '
Thanks to the prompt nml nctive nld
nfTonleil by the Superintendent of Public
Works, Mr. J. H. Iloyd, vho nlonce di
patched Mr. Gere to the ground with in
structions to nuthori7C nil urgent repiirs,
nml to measure up, estimate, nnd report
on nil necessary work.
All the work recommeudid by Mr.
Gere was npproved by Mr llojil, nnd n
Inrge force of masons were ut once set to
work building abutments for the various
bridges; as nmiy ns six bridges going on
at once; bridges were framed in Hono
lulu nud forwarded with a crew of ex
perienced Iridge cirncuters, nud arc now
being rapidly erected. At this date there
nre finished complete four Inrge bridges
of sixty and fifty feet spin, and eight
smaller ones.
Mr. Gere divides his time between lln
tu.ikua nud the two Hilos, nnd all work
in this district is in charge of Mr. Wil
liamson. The plautitintis have rendered to the
Road Hoard all the assistance possible,
nud have helped the work along very
materially. The residents of the district
have recognised the magnitude of the
work, nud scircely n grumble has been
heard.
During the short time Hint has vnsscd
since the storm, n great deal has been
accomplished, nud it is hoped that
another mouth will see both the lauding
ami main roads open to vehicle trallic.
The chairman, on behalf of the Road
Hoard and the residents of the district,
Urgent Mission Culli'il Commissioner
Hiirrelt (0 Asln.
The Tkiiiunh'S invitation to John
llnrrett, Commissioner of St. Louis'
World's Pair to the Orient, elicited the
following cordial response fiom the Com
missioner: Honolulu-, T. II., May iG, 1902.
EniroR HiujTuiiiunk, Hii.o, T. II.
DlCAll hilt: It is n source of keen re
gret to me that I shall be unable to in
clude your island in my visit t this Ter
ritory, but when von iimlerstmul that my
mission covers n journey of 30,01x1 miles
ami about ten mouths traveling nil over
Ash nnd Australia, you will appreciati
ve necessity for my prompt departure
for Japan.
The success of Hawaiian participation
in the .World's Fair nt St. Louis will un
questionably depend largely upon the
active support of the people nml news
pipers of nil the ittiimtt In the archi
pelago, nnd in recognition of this fact I
hnvc recommended very strongly to those
present at the conlerences I nave Held
here with Government officials nud lend
ing business men that every section of
the Territory be invited to nctively coop
erate with tfiis end in view.
The Interest manifested by the press
outside of Honolulu Is greatly appre
ciated by the Lt.uisiaiin Purchase Exx.
siliou nud myself ns Its Commissioner
General, nnd I hope no effort will lie
sp,ire,'d to promote the welfare of Ha
waiian participation.
Should you take occasion to write me,
my address will be care of the U. fa. Lega
tion, Tokyo, Japan.
Very cordially yours,
JOHN I1ARRETT.
Memorial Day.
Some ofthc vetcrausof the Civil Wnrmet
on Saturday evening to decide upon thc
observance of Memorial Dav in Hllo this
year. An executive committee was ap
pointed to arrange for tile exercises of
the day consisting of the following per
sons: Miss F.tvlrn Richardson, J. U.
Smith, Rev. S. L. Desha, Cant. Lake,
Mrs. Willnril Terrv. This rnintiiiitri. 1ms
desires to thank the Superintendent of arranged for Memorial Exercises, May
Public Works for the prompt nud effec- 30, in the Halli church.
tual aid which he has rendered the dis
tnct.
A. LIDOATE,
Chairman limn iku.i Road Hoard.
runt, vs. II. Hackfcld & Co., Ltd., is
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prayed tint mree certain iransiers o. fi-- j lne-,,wnl u)miM K Ull.
property to a ere, , tor be declared void, ' l ' " K , ,,, ,,
11 1111 IIIM I -i
HHOV.X KNOCKI'D OUT.
Deliver F.d. Smith Loses Fight on 11
Foul
The athletic entertainment and boxing
contest at Spreckels' hall last Saturday
night was Iwtli n howling success nnd n
flat fizzle. The successful pirt was in the
preliminary four round go between two
amateur lightweights, Tory Sylvester
and Aug. Heron. It was n rattling bout
from stnrt to finish in which the shorter
man of the two was given the decision
by Referee Syren on points.
Next came an exciting Jnpniicsc wrest
ling match between the champion of
Olaa and the champion of llilo. After
one fall to the good of encli contestant,
the two wrestlers came together for the
filial. The struirerline; for sunrcmacv was
decided in n sensational throw by the
Ulna king.
1.1. 1 1 ... i .. .t.
seen nt n llilo wrestling in itch.
The battle of the giants came next
Denver Ed. Smith and L D. Hrown of
Kniwiki had e.xc led much expectation
They appeared ill the ring nnd after con
siderable bickering about gloves, beuan
A. C. McKenney will be the Grand
Marshal nnd hnvc full charge of the pa
rade. Rev. C. W. Hill will give the
oration.
A committee on decoration wns np
pointed, consisting of Mrs. Dr. Reid,
chnirinnii; Mrs. f. U Smith, Mrs. L. Se
verance, Mrs. C. C. Kennedy, Mrs. R. T.
Guard, Mrs. Dr, Hay-is. A complete pro.
gram will be given in next issue ol the
TlUMJNK.
There arc seven or eight graves of vet
erans in the H lo cemetery which will
be remembered with the usual floral
offerings. The remnant of the old guild
in llilo is too small to warrant n G. A. R.
Post, but memorial Day will not be
allowed to piss unnoted.
Co. D's Crack Shooters.
The members of Company D nre pract
icing long range shooting at the rifle
range every Sunday, mid in nnticipitiou
of the regiment mednl nwnrds in July nre
scoring some high records. Last Sunday
Captain Pettcr and Sergeant Easton tied
nt 38 points, 200 yards. Ragsdale scored
33, Llhlloff 32 and John Hermg 34. The
award of medals in July will give to each
member iiiakitiga-scorp uf.v, .m"zo
He tossed the llilo Jap over ; ".C."U5, medals of gold.
lilt- inemoers 01 e.ompany u nre ennui
over their good shooting and say Hint
they will soon be rendy to hear from the
Olan slioolii.g club or the crack shots on
the police force litre nt home.
on the eiround that tluy were voidable
preferences within the meaning of the
bankruptcy act of 1898. The creditor
was the defendant corporation. It is j
he'd by the Supreme Court "that it is
not sitisfactonly shown thai the alleged
preferred creditor had, at the time of tht
transfer, reasonable cause to believe tli.it
the debtor was insolvent." Smith &
Pars"iis for plamtiir. hiiinev, Il.il
lou & McCMn.ili.in and II. A. lllgelow
for respondent.
Public Meeting Culled.
A public meeting at the Court House
nt llilo is hereby called for Weduisday,
June .l.ut 7:301). 111, to nominate three
persons to become members of the per
manent committee to supervise the ex
hibit to be made by the Territory of Ha
waii at the Louisiana Purchase Exposi
tion at St. Louis.
L. A. ANDREWS,
Sheriff of Hawaii.
The above call is made by Sheriff An
drews, pursii nit to a notice received by
him from II. U. Cooper, ch
Teiiinrrnrv Exposition Coiumitte
resentalives from ull puts ol the Island
are desired to be 111 attendance.
ropes. He rallied, However, ami
faced the agile Smith for 11 second go.
In thirty seconds after the beginning ot
the second round, Hrown was on his
knees looking at the croud in n dized
wav and waiting for the tumult to die
nvvnv sufncietit'y lor the referee's decision
to be heard. When the clamor ceased,
Referee Jours guve the fight to Hrown on
a foul, Smith having struck his opponent
while down.
The ring side preliminaries lie-lore the
fight, ended in a signed agreement br
tweeu Hrown and Smith whereby Smith
took 60 per cent of the net receipts win
ner or loser, Hrown binding himself to
fight ngain in Honolulu.
The receipts were over $3 w,
So Loss of Time.
I have sold Chamberlain's Colic, Clio-
' lera and Di irihoea Reniedv foryeais.nnd
' would rather be out ot coffer and sugar
j than it. I sold five bottles of it yesterday
I to threshers that could go no farther, nnd
they are nt work again this morning
I II. R. Pili'.M-S, Plymouth, Okla., U. S A.
As will be seen by the above the threshers
, were able to keep on with their work
without loosing n single day's time. You
should keep a bottle- of this Remedy in
your home. For sale by the Hllo Drug.
1 Co.
On the Level
The Active I'uity.
The Aloha Aitin Society or Hawaiian
Republicans will hold a meeting the first
week in June to settle all questions in
cident to the approaching camp ugu oil
this Island. The strength of v.u ions can-
didates, U is thought will lie more clearly
,lr. m ,.f ... lappireut nt that lime and the party will
,.tt. t. imihUioh to launch itself on the
1 iIwVt.i l'sea of politics wisely and with good ef
fect. It is also quite probable th.it nt
this June meeting the Aloha Ainas will
I either formally make nominations or ut
least decide upon the men to be named
later.
The party has been holding frequent
Judge Little Home.
Indue Gilbert F. Little returned by the
Inst Kinau Iroin n trip to the east taken meetings of late nnd it is uniformly re
under n sixty days leave 01 iibsence. 1 lie 1 ported that these meeting disclose a de
Judge Is in his usual excellent health Mrotm the part of nil Hawaii in-Republi-nud
spirits. He says his trip home wa 'cms to afidiate closely with the regular
without special incident but tint nt lii" j I(.e.-iublic.ui p.uly. It is said to be their
old home in Ebinsburg, Pa., which he ulun0Us desire to come to some agree
hid not seen lor thirty-three years, ,uent with the active workers in the Re
familiar ficc were few. The hind of 1 ,)Ublieau Party upon legislative candi
time had done his work. The Judge was 1 ,jllL.s wno Nv,u )L. ., tisficlory both lo
in Washington and called on the Presi- j Hawaiian nud haolu and who can be
dent and Attorney General Knox who ciL.cu.,l if named.
bristled with
Territory.
questions regarding tile
There is Lots to Say
IN FAVOR OF Ol'R
NATOilA
BRANDY
which has lucii for in years
ill wind an I h is m uli the
trip annual tin limn twice.
Hut one tti d will (.unvoice
you of Us cm. Ueue.'.
$15.00 per Doz. Qts.
Hoffschlaegcr Co.,
Limited
Pioneer Wine nnd
Liquor House
CHURCH STREET
J. II. Iloyd Here.
Superintendent J. II. Hoyd of the de-
Tin. Aloha Ainas or Ilawaii.iii-Retiubli-
j cans have been working quietly but indus
triously for several months in strengthen
ing their organiziiton and t aching their
members the purposes of the body.
Thev have had their shrewdest men tour-
A SECRET EXPOSED
The same quality Balbriggan
Undershirts that I am selling
for fifty cents are sold on the
mainland at the same price.
MY EXPENSES are not
necessarily large--this is the
secret.
m. f. Mcdonald,
HABERDASHER
CLOTHIER
HATTER
HILO
E. N. HOLMES
White Dress Goods
and Linens
Just Received Large and Choice Line Comprising
INDIA LINKN
I'HKSIAN LAWN
ORG AN I) IK
INDIA MULL
NAINSOOK
LI NUN LAWN
PIQUK
DIMITY
DUCK
LONG CLOTH
DOTTED SWISS
FIGURED SWISS
ALSO
EMBROIDERY LINEN
HANDKERCHIEF LINEN
PILLOW LINEN
TAIJLE LINEN
FRONTING LINEN
BUTCHERS' LINEN
SHEETING LINEN
NAFKINS
EX N. HOLMES
Theo. H- Davies & Co., Ltd
ARE OFFRINC A
20
o
I i
That's ffij I
how bLC-
business Ch
1
REDUCTION ON
RUGS
GOOD QUALITY GOOD VALUE
Don't Miss the Opportuuity
mrtmeiil of the l'uhlic Works arrived 111 ' ,,, 0utsid districts and some of them are
the city by the Kin 111 Wednesday Hiul,btlll at work .i-iindine; nulilie opinion 111
. . . w " . . . 1 . -
He is highly iileiiied
with the irinress made In repairine;
will return today.
the cimiilrv. Kenorth ot these hcouts
the ...111 i,e the nriiiciu.il feature of the
roads on this Island. While here Mr. I meetings of the jurlv betv.ee . now and ,
llnjd made arraiie-ementH to expedite the (convention time. " '
work of wide-nine; and Kradtne; llriduc 'ple Aloha Ainas or Hawaiian He-nub- I
Street. He also hurried up the iirellmiu- Hcans. haven iiiemherhhip ol a nrijority I
nricb for uuprovinu Waianiienue Street. f ti,L. Hawaiian voters between l'uiia ami !
. . Hainakiia. The avowed purposes ot the
... n , . ,. :,, 1 1 fUrKHUUition i to secure the best men
W. C. Wcsterve t will have charge of j for ,,c orfici.,
the business of the Enterprise I'lanine; '
Mill durliie! the absence of Mr. Muuiliy 1 " ---
who leaes tomorrow by the Enterprise , The May l'estlvil arrangements arc all
for San l'rautisco. While away Mr. I complete. The (dace is al Hie Hllo Ho
Mumbywill vidt relatives ill Taciturn, ti-1 lawn. The tune is this afli ruoon and
Mr. Miimby lost an e)eiuau accident evening from .,.o In 7 cluck. TJie
which occurred in hlh null recently nnd dancing will be at 5:15 and repeated at
gues to the Coast to secure treatment all 6 15. 1'roin hootliB 011 the lawn will l.e
the hands of n specialist. Mr. Miiinhy is served boulli did meats nnd naiad.
also one of the twins which recently came codec ami sandwiches, tea, ice cream and
to the Hllo Herd of HIU mid his absence cake, lemonade and candy. Seats will
will be followed with looks of solicitude 1 foe provided for guests mid there will be
from his sixty untlered godfather. no uilmUsluii fee,
IT'S THERIGHT WAY
-Try a pair of our now
Stock received ex "En
terprise" nnd you will
be our customer for life
Economic Shoe Co., Ltd.
lllli SIKitlSTS
HILO
MASON UN COAST CONDITIONS.
Oriental Trudo Huh ('oiuiuiinccil to
Count In I'lH-IIU- liuslni'M.
J. W. Mason, manager for the II hi
Mercantile Co., returned last week from
ail extended business trip to the Coast.
Mr. Mason reports that business on ihe
Coast is booming. In nil stap'e lines
1 there is greater activity now than for
'many months past. "This wholesome
' revival" sas Mr. Mason, "is attributable
almost wholly to the awakening ill Oi U-ii-
, tal trade. ' 1'he present month" sayo he,
"records lite nep inure irom nan i-iim-Cisco
of the biggest cirgo of flour ever
sent to the Colonies. The lumber inilus
..... lu f.lui. Ii.kiiiuinir. Tin. (v traiirilinarv
v, .-. rt. - ..- - j
demand accounts lor the recent raise 111
price at the nulls ol fa per thousand feet
Coast firms have had their representa
tive ill the Orient, where they have lllel
with excellent success. And as a i-iiuse-((iieiici-
Coast trade has icccived a new
impetus."
Kiiumiiiiii l'l'iu-hi-N.
Kny Ilros. dispensed to 11 lew fortunate
frieiulrt the first of the week some choice
samples ol peaches grown on the l'uirist
tract ut Kallmann. The fruit bents an
excellent flavor ami is prolific in jleld.
The variety is a picullar impottatlou
from Australia nud Mr. I. li Ita) bclu-vts
it to he just the peach fur this country.
He hclle-Ncs by graltiug iimlcarelul intui
tion, ery satisfactory results may be obtained.
I'ri'iiiiituro Kxploslou.
A Portuguese who works at Waiunkii
was severely injured by the explosion ol
ag.is pii e wiucli he lincl filled with powder
al 11 picnic last Sund iv. His objeel was
lo entertain the iisM-tiihlage. Tin- result
was iiiauglid bands and disfigiiitd lace
for the entertainer. He lighted the fuse
attiiclml to the improvistd Jiotub but it
didn't explode ut once. On returning to
examine tile matter, lite liomli exploded
ill his lace.
iWfkfc
HBeer
LMHVKlt OF ATTORNEY.
The undersigned hereby gle notice
that
I'. C. l.HW.ONI)
will net as agent I. a me in all busiuiss
matters with full power ol attorney.
J. C. I1AKICR.
llilo April 17, 1902,
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