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t I I Thursday 61
Keeping up the appearance, of 1)10 lawn Is n:i Important Item In
the. well regulated home The Use of a Rood lawn mower and of good
hose, nro other Important Items Wc haw- a new stocu of the famous
HOYAL nnd tho well Known PENNSYLVANIA lawn mowers, perfectly
ndjustid, sharpened and guaranteed Pilcis reasonable
Garden Hose at $2,00 per length and upwards,
SEE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW.
E. O. Hall
EHLERS'
NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE TO A THIEF.
The person who took fiom nit desk
lestereln) afternoon an enlope ron
lalnlng newspaper cop) was seen lea
lug the offlce Fnless this cop)" lie
Imnndlatel) mailed to me ptosec utlon
will follow. FltEO I SCOTT
Olllee of "tlosslp II Cnnililii II I11K
I O Ho 1.57 2ufil1t
Honolulu
Bowling
Parlors
METROPOLE BUILDING,
Alakea St.
A manl sport for Mnnl Mi 1
Strlctl) first class In etei iispeit
gentleman In San Francisco well
posted In Hawaiian nffalis has wiitten
to one of the local broken in put no
follows,
"I look for a bettei feeling and high
r prices during the prese nt juui 111
our best stocks In the Hist plae.
raw sugars hate hi en sold as low as
$1 51 f o. u Cuba, this Is the lowest
point sugar hate ever rem lied and
probahl) the lowest thct will etcl
reach, as to continue nt su '. Illinois
prices would result In a !au- iIpipmsm
In production thiougliout the wot Id.
Itaws hnto, since last adtleen iltntir
ed to 3-70, equal to Jo 30 pi i ion. In
about ten dns I betiete ih.U iho
people of this country will leallz' now
more fully since tho healing o.i the
Cuban tariff before the Wajs and
.Means Committee that the aim of the
sugar trust Is to (rush the beet in
dustr with tho result that nothli is
will be done b tills Congless With
this bugbear out of the wa a huiltli
ler feeling will come about ull around
Another Important piobablllt lb that
the (.Allusion law mny not be remai t
ed Should It bo, allowed to law fin
an period, jou could slmpl suppl,
the Islands with all the coolies iicio.j
sary for tho plantations, then wij
would be In clotcr. All of these fails
which I hato presented nte p.islblll
ties, so brighter prospects aie nncud
lor the downtrodden Islnndeis"
As a curtain for an odd w hulnu dr.;
pery material that suggests stained
glass is particularly good The design
comes In old gold, red and blue out
lined with a cord of darker red
A
$20.00
BELT for
$5,00
The Dr. JV3r. AUen fclctrl,. "Belt'
(t 1th sus -J pensory h Kuiranteed
to possess 'u1 all tlitiuratlte proper
ties of the esinn Ive belts now solj bt
doctors an J Jrucglsts. It gKes a very
tronc current of elfLtrLltv and i eailv
reguhteJ. Bound to supersede others Can
be had from the undersigned onlv no
acents; nn discount. ' iriul ir frre. AdJres
Pierce Electric C . 20O Post St.. S n
Francisco, Sent free to Hawaii for 85.00
VIGOR
VITALITY
tho result of using ROYAL MALT
EXTRACT.
This tonic beverage Is without equal
ns a strengthened It tones up tho
ttholo s) stem.
Drain and body are both stimulated
and strengthened and the debilitating
effects of this cllmnto are otenome
Vim, Vigor nnd Vitality follow In
tho wako of "ROYAL MALT EX
TRACT", that peerless tonic.
llu suro and got tho genuine, don t
waBto tlmo or money on worthless im
Itatlons,
25c per bottle
$2,50 per dozen
Hobron Drug Go.,
80LE AGENTS,
I Jl V I . 7Z 7t I IT IJUUUIUIII 11 IHtlU tlKtllll UCIIipi lnn
& Son, Ltd.
BLOCK.
wavs m mm
liiilge dear this morning sentenced
(icurge Wnde to be Imprisoned ten
tears nt hard labor and pit) icists of
$ls r,o for manslaughter
Anita and twent) other Japanese
ibarged with being dlstuibers of the
pe.ue were ordered discliaiged on .ic
(iiunt of Informant In the complaint
Defendant bad appealed from sentence
of ten ill) at hard labor with costs
glwn by District Magistrate Wilcox
Daniel McKcnzIc Is being tried li)
the following Jtirj for unllionsed liquor
selling i: K Kanl W K Kapu
Chas Spencer, lames Slersebetg, S
r.liillcli, i: T rnniinnt Oartlej.W
II. Castle ,lr C Klmhill. lsa,i( Near,
M It lloughtalllng nnd W I" lones
A bottle of i lino bur was opened b)
I a witness fur the piosccutlon, to sntls-
f) Mr St lgoon foi the defense K A
Dontbltt sslst.int Attnincy (lener.il
plO'CCUUS
I ludge Humphreys Is hearing Solo
mon Slaheliinn ts l.uk i Kalolo u,
I quieting title tried bt (he following
Jurt I II l)i ew, I) II Hene.ir. (1 A
Long J J. Illake I) M Itoss. i: Detc
le.iux J T M((liew I L Coekctt, 1".
Wne.dbilelge 1) Ilu.iplll V I Old-
1 nn and 'I Ilom.in
The ejectment case of Inlin II Instate
ts It Knbluii Slele will follow
I Irene II Hollown) giiaidl.in of I'rnn
(Is ll)elc II III on ii inliioi iiKouut for
le(elpts of $.11 VI OS and piincnts of
$2ssi.8, bating a ImIiiikc of $710 SO
due the waul Aim. ns gunnllan of
(ieorgu II llrown, she ace ounts foi
$T52'i(,s and paj incuts of $JSfil 19 hat
ing a balance of $i"." 11 due the waul
The Intcntnries show the estate of
1'ianils to be ninth :'." ''" mid that of
(1( orgo $.'7 V.O.
William A. Hall b his nttuine)
Ceo A Ditls, has dlsioiitlnued his
suit foi the iemot.il of his guardian
(Jen It Cartel
A (onimlsslon will Issue to Win F.
HiimpliK), San Francisco to take the
tistlmuii) of II. Lose in Hong Kee A.
Co. ts New calami Insuiiiiue Co
.Mis lleuilckson bus petitioned tint
AlUe F Ileal d be appointed guardian
of her four minor ihlldieu
Agnes II 11 ludd petitions for dls
(lunge ns execlitiK of the will of her
husband, the late Chief fustic c .ludd
HO'JGII ON KAUAI.
The steamer lames Maker fiom Kn
uai aiilted hero this morning after u
rciuaikahlt lough round trip. Thn
wvath mi Kauai has been of the f.uiM
and the tessels there hate had a haid
time So far the only uicldent has
been Mat of the sihooner Wulnlua at
Anahola which was reported jester
day a total wreck Purser l.ugan
reports that the schooner was fiee 1 f
nil her cargo at the time sho was
waiting a chance to get out Sho hnd
two anchors out, out with forty-lite
ami tho other fifteen fathoms of chain
These failed to hold her boweter, nnd
sho now lies on the beach badly shut
tired and full of water All her (rew
escaped with their litis.
'If ou dldn t mij an of the things
thnt me iiilnted In that alleged inter
tli'W " nskeiLhls lutlinnte irlend "why
dont you dent them and set oursell
light with the public?'
Iliiausi niiHUeicd Senator Lots
mini 'it wus hi 111 ii li more scholarly
and limed than ninthlng I could
nosslblv hate sulci that I hate to ills
turb the Illusion Chicago Tribune.
NEW - TOD4Y
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
At the regular annual meeting of the
Chnrles 1 Heirlck Cnrrlago Company.
Limited, held February Sth, 1002, tho
following olllii'rs were elected.
President Paul R. Isenberg
Vice President C. F. Herrick
Secretary .. O. Sorenson
Treasurer. F, B. Damon
Auditor. ... .L. C. Abies
Director. . . .. H. Armltage
Director . . John Ouderklrk
O souhnson,
Secretary Charles F. Ilcrrlik Conlago
Co, Ltd 2UC4 3t
NOTICE OF MEETING.
In accordance with tho dlicitlons of
thn Hoard (if Directors or Till: FIRST
NATIONAL HANK OF HAWAII, Ai
HONOLULU, notice Is heroby given
tint a niee'lng of tho Stockholders
theiiof will bo held In Honolulu lsl
anil of Onhu, Territory of Hawaii, at
its plare of business on Saturday, thn
8th day of Slarch, 1902 nt 2 p in
of that day, tho purpose of such meet
ing being for thn election of Director"
for tho (tisulng jear. f necessary, and
for tho transaction of all other IiiihI
ncss as mnv be necessary or brought
before tho Stockholders.
Dated, Honolulu, February Cth. 1902
(Signed) W O COOPI1R
Cashier.
20G4 Feb 1., 13, 20, 27, Mar. C
Modily
Tuesday
Wtlneidir
Ttiuridly ..
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Saturday ,
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Xew moon on the Sth nt 2 52 a. in
Tides from tho United Stntcs Coast
and Geodetic Surtcy Tnbles.
Tho tides nt Knlittlut nnd Hllo occur
about an hour earlier than at Ho
nolulu
Hawaiian Standard Tlmo Is lOh 30m
slower than Oreen ttcth time, being
mat of tho meridian of 157.30. The
time whistle ows at 1:30 p, m., which
In the same as Greenwich, On Ora.
Masters of vessels sailing from this
port for San Francisco will find theru
n branch of tho U, S. Hydrographlc
Olllco located In tho Merchants' Ex
change, where Is maintained for their
benefit frco of charge, complete sets
of charts and directions of tho world.
Latest Information can bo obtained re
garding lights, dangers to nntlgatlon
an dall matters of Interest to ocean
commerce.
Weather Ilurenn, Puliation. February
0 Tenipir.iture .Morning minimum,
iiS Mlddn) maximum, 75
nitrometer at 11 n m 30 10, Fulling.
ltulnfall 0 04.
Dew Point Ml!'.
Iliinililltj nt 9 a m HI per cent.
Diimonl Head Signal Station. Feb
iiiui) B Weather clear, wind fresh
XH.
AHi(1VaD.
Wednesday, February .".
T K K Hongkong SInru Filmer.
1! dn8 from Snn Tranclsco
Stmr l.ehun, Xapnln, from Slolokal.
Stmr J A Cummins, Senrles, for
Koolau ports,
Schr Kawallanl .Most s from Koo
lau ports
Thuisdat, Februar C.
Stun .lames Slnkce, Tullett, fiom
Kauai ports.
Am bk Sononia. Stdishnd hS dns
fiom Xewcastlo.
DKPAItTi;i).
Wednesday, Februni.t ."1
OSS Alnmi da, lion I nun lor
Snn Finii(ls(0.
Hf In Ada, fur Kauai ports
Kc hi IMIpsi' for .Maul and Hawaii,
Schr I. C Wiiodburj, Harris, for
Hllo
Tbuisda, February li
Fi ( rulhci Protet. for Panama.
Am bkt lrmgniil. Sdimldt, for San
Francisco.
T K K Hongkong Slam, Fllmcr.
for the Orient.
passi:ngi;iis Aunivnt).
Fiom San Fianclseo, cr T. K. K
llotigkong Slain February 5 It Ited
man wire and two ihllilien; A T.
Paul Itobert C ForsMh
p.ssi:.cii:iis ui:pauti:d.
For San Frnnc ls(o, jier OSS
Alameda, Febiuaiy ." III J. 11. i:ast,
Dr C. A Alleiibmurgci, SI. D. Hull.
John Hojle II SleArthur mid wife. J,
llnl.iT Jr. W II llais, I). C Sage
F I Oreany .Mrs It. It. Hind, II.
T James. A O Stoll. Miss n. SI.
Wallace. II T (lllbert. (!. N Hind
J Scott lljnie. I. F Colbuin II It.
Cass, C i: Palimr. (1 W Statk,
ShH Litchfield. Sli und Mis Frlt( b
SIih C II. lliciwn .Mrs C Mallard.
Slis K H Cooiiei. W. .1 Lowrie, 13,
I) Tenuc) and wlfo, Captuln und
SI is Slaker .1 A Fenger wife and
child: C M Cooke. .Mis J Fenwlclt.
Sirs. SI J Carroll, T. W Notting
ham Sirs M (Iran, Chas. liny. L II
Keir. .1 F llhi(kwell, S T llerg II
S Halt
Washington .Ian 27 The fight for
delay In (anal legislation has been
transfeued to the door of the Senate
from the Intel oceanic Canals Commit
tee where the Panama lobhjlsts and
the transcontinental rallwajs hate
found that a dear mnjorlt) In fat or of
the Nlcaiagiu caniil exists
Senator S(ott of West Virginia, who
is apparently 111 ling for and with Sir.
Hauna, toda Introduced a bill In the
senate authoililng the President to
appoint a bo.ud to nsceitaln the feasl
billt) and cost of the Darlen canal
route The object of this bill Is elear
1) to delay canal legislation The bill
piotldis that the board appointed hv
Its piotUlous Hhall icport not latei
than tluee months after It Is orgnnl7(d
I he time In which this commission
should tejioit was left blank in the
01Igin.1l diaft (if the bill nnd the winds
I'nee months" weio wiitten In in lead
pencil the calculations evidently be
ing that the leport would tome to
Congress lato tnough this session to
enable the opponents of the Nlriirngua
bill to nretcnt Its pasoagu by filibuster
ing luetics The Darlen mute would
cost at least (289,000,000
LABOR AND COMMERCE
Washington Jan 28 Tho Senate
today passed tho Nelson bill, estnb
Ushlng a Depnttment of Commerie,
aftor it had been nmcnelcd In several
Important particulars. Probably the
most Important of tho amendments
was 0110 changing tho title to lead the
Department of Commeno nnd Lnhor
It protldes for n sccrctar), who Is to
bo a member of tho Cabinet, an assist
nnt secretniy and also tho other olll
(Inls nnd eleik nieessaiy Tho pro
I posed department Is especially cluirg
led with the collection and distribution
yf stutlblleal Information and with the
olctelnpment and fosteilng of foielgn
and domestic commerce
I In the dipaitnicnt theio Is to bo n
new Iluienu of Manufactures and innn)
buieaus now Included lu olluu dnp.ut
mentB nnd tiaiiHfenul to this new do
paitmcnt. Including the life snt lug
seitlce, the lighthouse seithc the
mailno hospital seivlce the stinm
boat Inspection sertlco and the llu
reau of Navigation, Shipping nnd lm
migration, ns wedl as the cnntiol of the
tlsheilcs nnd the Chinese exclusion
questions, nil now within tho Jutlsdle
. Hon of tho Trensury Department the
Fish Commission and thn Census llu
I I eau Tho department Is also glten
I jiulsdlctloii over the Consular suit Ice
I so far as It pet tains to commerce.
Honolulu Is nuco again being made
the dumping ground of Inferior nnd
dangerous keroscno oil. For many
j cars past there has been no complaint
about the quality of this most general
ly used household lllumlnnnt. Prior
to this quiet period the fire bells were
ringing nt frequent Intertals, tha
cause almost Invariably being gltcn ns
"a lamp exploded" or "n lamp upset."
When the gTent Chinatown fire of
18SC wns raging, ono of the factors
most bafllltiB to the firemen, second
onlj if not equal to the wretched wn
ter supply of that time, was the largo
quantity of kerosene oil allowed to hi
kept In one store. Ibis together with
the low standard of Inflammability per
mltted by law made n constant
menace to the city Legislation was.
effectlte In reducing both factors of
danger Still, as wns stated the other
da a greater quantity of Inflammable
stock of this kind Is allowed storago
bt the underwriters of Honolulu than
b) those of Pacific Coast cities Now,
too there Is reason to bcllcte bad oil
Is again being foisted upon locnl con
Burners Citizens comparing notes
with one another tell of their house,
lamps sputtering, or fading down as If
water were In tho reservoir, or per
forming other startling and annoy In?
freaks
James II Ilojd, Superintendent of
Public Works, has taken the profil
ing complaint In hand with his usual
promptness. The following corres
pondence Indicates tho Initial line of
his efforts to hate the nuisance abated
besides affording scientific proof of the
tile quality of oil being palmed off
upon the community.
Honolulu. 11. T., Feb .'., 1902.
Dr II C. Sloggett, President Hoard pf
Health.
Dear Sir In regard to n snmplo of
kiroseno transmitted to me together
with a letter from Sir. J. II. I)od, Su
perlntendent of Public Works, regal d
lug the same, I beg to report as foi
I Ions:
I The oil on fractional distillation gate
I the following figures
1 Light oil. boiling below 150 C 8 47o
I Normal kctosetie, boiling between
1 li"0 und 270 C 72 (
j Heat) nil, boiling nbotc 270 C 19 0'0
, Kerosene of good quullt) should not
contain more tlun 15 per cent heat oil
and not nunc than 1 or 2 per cent light
I oil When ull such ns the sample Is
burned In u lamp, the light oil Is
tolatlllzed tery qulcklj. leatlng too
large ,1 propoition of heat oil In the
icsertolr of the lamp, and, ns this
heat' oil tends to concentrate there. It
ultimate! clogs the wick, resulting lit
poor illumination.
This oil may be the result of poor ie
fining, or It nui) be a fraudulent sub
stitute made by combining light and
heat) oils. Sueh a mixtures can bo
made hating the same density and
flashing point ns normal kerosene.
If mi) further examination of the oil
Is requlrdl, another sample will be
necessary, us I hate used all that was
sent me. Respectfully,
i:dsh'nd c shouey.
Gov't Chemist
Olllee of the Hoard of Health, Hono
lulu. Feb. 5.
Dear Sir. llojd The cnilosed report
(If Sir Shnrey explains Itself
As the Hoard as well as Sir Shore)'
are at all times willing and pleased to
make suih examinations for )ou. It will
be on!) neiessary for )ou to Bend oter
to .Mr Shore) an) thing of a like na
ture and he will report hack an) delay
In waiting to la) the matter before the
Bo.inl of Health at the weekl) meet
tugs
Yours faithfully,
H C SLOGOETT.
James llojd. Ksq Public Works.
A sakeded Japanese maelo ter) lite
ly times for the people Htlng lu tho
tlilnlty of the corner of King and LIU
ha streets between 9 and 10 o'clock
last night He went home ter) much
the worse for liquor nnd taking a re
toiler II red off lite shots In rapid suc
cession There weie four or lite Oil
ncsc lu the 100111 nboto and as th
shots weie dliceUd toniitd the cell
Ing thcie was some ter) ljtel) seur-
r)lng nnd si reaming nmong the Mon
golians In fad two of the uiimbei
hnd tei) ntinow csiapes fiom behm
hi!
Olllcei Hint wns dispatched to the
scene of the dlstuibaiue and went to
tho room of the drunken Inpanese to
make the urrest He wns In the net of
doing this win n 11 frli ml of tho drunk
en fellow npproached Hart from be
hind and attempted to pin his aims
behind him Ho miscalculated the
Mieugtli of the big nntlte nfllcei and
was soon measuring bis length on the
lloor Hart did not lentc his duties for
an Instant hut gathered up both the
men nnd took the 111 to the police sta
tion In the Police Court this forenoon,
Fuglmoto, tho drunken fellow, plead
ed guilt) to the charge of common nui
sance nnd wns lined (10 and costs The
other fellow, Tnke hv name, (barged
with nbstiiictlng Justice, was seiiteneed
to a month's Imprisonment nt haul la
ben nnd to pa) n line of $10 and costs
MAN OVERBOARD
'lhe icpoit of the loss of Datlel one
of the HnlluiB of the schooner Slnlolo
was btought by the lames SInkee It
seemis that nt midnight on Tuesday, j
the dny she snlli el from this place she
got Into some ciy bad weather olf
Knena Point and several Bcas camu
nboaid David, one of the deck hands
was washed oterhoard and although
Captain Gardner did eterythlng In
his power to save him the efforts wero
fruitless. Tho other vessels at Kauai
portB wero nenrly all weather bound
when the SInkee lett.
Magazines ound by tho UVBNIN
HIIIAI ETIN.
ANNUAL -A s
INVENTORY 1
We took nn Inventory iast week. An
Inventory Is certain to disclose surplus
lots In somo classes of goods, odd lots
In others, broken Hno3 etc. All these
tve prefer to dispose of at any price
ueforo wo renew our stocks for the
opening ear. We hate opened the
bargain throttle wide and put on full
speed. Let bargain 3eekers board our
train, If they would not be left.
NEXT WEEK
A GREAT SURPRISE
Whitney & Marsh,
Llmltsd.
SHREVE & CO.,
To facllltato trado with the Hawaiian Islands, will deliver
all goods purcnascd or ordered of them free of all charges
for transportation to Honolulu or teturnlng same to San
Francisco. Goods will bo sent on selection to thoso know
ing tho firm, or who will furnish satisfactory references In
San Francisco.
Jewelers, Gold and Silver Manufacturers,
Alnrket tV Post 8t 8. P.
Illustrated CATALOGUH and prices furnished upon receipt
of request. Wo hnvo tho largest manufactory of Jewelry
and Sllvertvnro west of New York City, and are prepared to
furnish special designs.
HEART MotlE WS
Nil KIIERIE.
Washington Inn 2S - Secrotnrj
Long has rcicltcd n tel ginm nnnnuni
lng that Hear Admiral Lewis A Klin
heilt I tilted States Nnt), retired
died nt west Newton Slnss, this
morning of lienit disease I
Adtnlinl Klmberl) wus scdected foi ,
sertlc. on the Sc hlet court of Inqulr)
but w.-w compelled to decline on nc
count of ill binltli
Ileal Vdm.inl Lewis Ashflcld Kim
he lit 's seitlce In the Nnty wns long
nnd honorable He enteiid It In 1810,
when he was 10 .ten is old and retired
fiom the nctlte list on account of the
age limit In U92. Duiing tho Civil
War ho seited on lailous tessels, nnd
wns for the lattei pait of that time
exeiutlte olllier on Ian ago ts flag
snip the Hnrtford
IMwaid SI Uiltllth expert forester
of the Department of Agriculture.
Wnshington, and Datid llaughs, Teji
lltorlal foi ester, caug.it the steamer
Lihun and letniued to town last mid
night fiom Slolokal, whete they had
landed from the Bteamer Klnau last
Satin day.
Sir lirimih had maps along with
him which he brought back all mark
ed up to show existing forest condl
tlnns on the Islands of Hawaii, Maul
and Slolokal He and .Mr. Haugha
paid a short tislt to Commissioner
Wrn) Til) lor nt the Capitol this morn
Ing, He will probably see Governor
Dole tomorrow, today hating been the
time for the Kxecutltc Council meet
Ing The remainder of this week lie
will spend In looking up Hawaiian for
estry data. Next week Sir. Orimth
will further explore foi est growths on
this Island, holng hb fat as V.'alalua
He will leate In the steamer China on
Filda) the 14th Inst., his rot ing com
mission taking him to the Philippines
The toiesters did nbt hnto us much
time ns the) would hato liked on Ha
wall Mr riillllth regretted ho could
not to moil' of the legion Bouth of
Hllo Fbe n Low entertained tho ox
plums in Ills most hospitable style!
which Is no) lug eter) thing, ou their
tislt to Kohala.
LIHUEJIIUTE
Since the intioduction of tho sugar
chute at Llhue Plantation on Kauai
the work of loading steamers Is great
ly simplified nnd now what used to
tnke a da) to accomplish Is done In
nbciut three hours and a half Tim
Slukce started to load yesterday after
noon nt half-past three and took ttven
ty-llie hundred bags of sugar by t
o'clock. She sailed for homo at 7
o'eloik and wns twenty hours making
the run to port bo rough wna tho
weather
Waohlngton, Jan 27 The opponents
of the Ship Siibsld) bill In the House
late seited notice upon Sit llnnn.i
nnd .Ml Fl)e and ilto.e who bate been
iimlmuliiK the bill in the Senate that
It (annul he passu! unless maleilill)'
altered Cli.ilinian fliiistenor of the
Committee on Mei chant Mailne nnd
Fish, lies of the House has made n
iiuli I cantass of Ills' committee, where
the bill Is now sleeping, and has thus
i e pen ted to Senator llannn
Si until! Ilaiina and Scnatm Fne
will attempt to put the I III thiough
the Senate lxfoie nil) mote Is mado In
the Houst It li hoped that the moral
effect of a Sinatc . It tori will Btiength
en It In the lloute The subsld) lobby
has opt mil headquarters In Washing
ton and Is piepnred to begin an nctlte
campaign foi tile bill
Vino .To'i Primiiitf at tho Bul
letin ifiieo
San Francisco
I
I
VI ashlngton Jan 29 Senator Per
I ma said toda) that he had been as
jiired that nothing would he done lu
tin matter of tinning the transport
lertlee oter to prltate contractors for
at leaat a )ear
Secretary Hoot has changed his at
titude somewhat on this matter" said
Senator Perkins "He was tery anx
Ions to hate nuthorlty from Congress
to sell the Goiernment tessels and
make contracts for tho transportation
of troops and supplies, but l,n tlew- of
the showing made by Quartermaster
General I.udlngton and the officers of
the Quartermaster General's Depart
ment Secretary Hoot Is now loath to
act I am satisfied that nothing will
be done for a ear. If at all."
OF, FOI) Nil
This morning nt 10 o'clock the
French erulset Protet sailed for the
se ene of the trouble on the Isthmus of
Panama There were many tlsltors
on the teasel before she sailed and
Samuel SI Damon was the last to
leate the ship The Protet was taken
out of the harbor without l,.e sen Ices
ot a pilot and her commander made a
ter) neat Job of uio nianeuioring in
the small space he had at tils com
mand Yesterda) and the dny before there
was an unusual actltity aboard the
vessel as the sailors wcro getting
setetal head of Hie cattle stowed
sate!) aw a) Some of the steers were
.somuwhat ilclous and, tho Frenchmen
not being first-class cow ho) s, tho
beetes had a good deal of sport before
they weie secured where they could
do nn damage nor take charge of the
Mill)
A1AG0ON V8. ACIII.
J A Magoon has brought suit
against W C Aclil for specific per
formanct- In the mattei of n certain
propert) transaction which Is alleged
to hate taken place on April 0, 1900.
The plaintiff states at that time somo
Kewalo laiuls for which the defendant
was the trustee was transfeircd to
him the undeistanillng being that lm
should pa) therefor the Bum of $5500,
which was to be paid to cancel the
moiuagu glten to C SI Cooke. Va
rloiis Bums were paid from time to
time until the amount reached (4000,
At that time. .Mi. Achl said ho could
not seciiie ine cancellation and has
been unable fiom time to time so to
do Plaintiff goes on to sa) that ho
bellei is the detendnnt has fraudulent
1 totiteietd the mone) to his own
u" instead of pat Ing the inoitgago.
Sits SIles That hat makes )out
face look tet) short
Sirs St)le That's funny It make
ni) husbands fate look long Stray
Stories
THE ORPHEUM
A TRIP TO C00NT0WN
KY
ERNEST HOGAN
li .Id Coiiipnii of Puiiny FoIIcm
BEGINNING SATURDAY EVENING,
JANUARY 25th.
Illitumviil) SEATS, 7F cents
HOX OF-PICC NOW OPEN
JAS. F.
Auctioneer
and Broker
65 Queen St.
0
JAS. F. MORGAN.
' AUCTIONEER.
Auction Sale
OF
HORSESjnd COW
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON,
At my salesroom, C5 Queen Btrcet, I
will sell at Public Auction, six Horses,
broken to harness, nnd one fine Heil
stein Cow, In good health. '
Jas. F. Morgan,
AUCTIONEER.
JAS. F.
Auctioneer )
and Broker
MORGAN
85 Qjieew ( .-.
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