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KVKNMNn tU'l.t.BTIN. IIUMOt.UI II, T II MONDAY. NOV 28. 1910
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Masonic Temple
J '"vcVhly Calendar
MONDAN :
I "I.
TUt&i
JjMll!TSll i. . " !fll lllKTIT.
WcWaVAr
li.i.ttlmi Kpirlnl.
THUIPJDAN:
llinmliilii Chapter I'uM
Muster, Mint Cxrrlldil.
FRIDAY:
HiiiiiiIiiIii i in rit.i ii ili-r j
Onlrr rf lice Temple.
SATURDAY:
Aloha 'Ii tuple Hegular.
All visiting members ot tn
Order are cordially Invlttoi to
attend mpetlngsof locnl lodge.
MARINE mmmv
'"'" u
other Asso
JEKEFICIAL ASSft:iATIOR ciaUon,
cor
ully invited.
KABMONY I0D0E. No. 3, 1. 0. 0. Y.
Meets every Monday evening nt
1:30 In I. O. 0. V. Mall, Kurt Street.
K. It. IIKNDUY, Secretary.
II. K. McCOY, Noble Oram!.
'All -visiting brothers very cordially
Invited.
0AHU I0D0E, No. 1, X. of P.
Meets every first and third Frl
day evening at 7:30 In 1C. of P. Hall,
corner Fort and Ileretanla. Visiting
brothers cordially Invited to attend
WM, JONES, C. C.
O. P. HEINE, K. H. 8.
HAWAIIAN TRIBE, No. 1, 1. 0. B.-M,
Meets every first and third Thurs
dkyg' of each month at Knights ot
Pythias Hall. VlBltlng brothers cor
dlally Invited to attend.
A. h. EAKIN, Sachem.
K. V. TODD, C. of It.
HONOLUIU AERIE, 140, F. 0. E.
Meets on the 2nd and 4th WED
NESDAY evenings ot each month at
7:30 o'clock In K. ot P. Hall, corner
Beretanla and Fort streets.
Visiting Eagles are Invited to at
tend. W. It. niLKY, W. P.
WM. C. McCOY, Boo.
HONOLULU LODGE, GIG. B. P. 0. E.
Honolulu Lodge No. 61C, Dl P. O.
Elks, meets In their hall, on King
Btreet, near Fort, overy Friday eve-
i-r-njpg.. Visiting Brothers aro cordially
?t Invited to attend.
JAS. D. DOUQHEUTY, E. II.
OEO. T. KLUEQEU Sec.
WM.
McKlNLEY LODGE, NO. 8,
K. of P.
' Meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday
evening at 7:30 o'clock In !C. ot P.
Hall, cor. Fort and Boretanla. VlBlt
lng brothers cordially invited to at
tend. H. A. TAYLOR. C. O.
K. A. JACODSON, K. It. B.
Goto
Coyne
Furniture Co.
For
Good
Furniture
,-irti.
fcrj
FURNITURE
Unholstered. Eemodelcd arid
VJi'kA. ?iW&.,iBeflnished: .--. k
) The Right Way
1 HOPP & CO.,
l' Limited
Dr.Huh L. Dickey
yEyeEar.,Noso. Throat. 1150 Ala
fIce.afreet. (opposite Royal Hawaiian
jroiel).' ours: 9-12:30 and 1:30
Olfgjihray. JO-11. Evenings by
'"appo'tatmenV Telephone 3024.
I
ELECT OFFICERS
(Continued from face 1)
Clam Ueirnimiatidii Uiai Number
Wirli Grades III Ami 1
Mt.io Crlckard
("nan Ik-inouilriillm
Urndcu Ml nnil IV . .
Mus'c.
Clans Driimuclrnllnn
- Heading,
...Mrs. Wellu
l'liotr.fi.
.Mlba Sdioltz.
(Jrn.lo II
llmiio (
,...... ..i'.i ... ..
licoKrjpiiy iillha I'lCllllllg
(Ifnniiphy Mlsa Crozler
Ul in 1
M ip Mri!llltv
.Mr.
Hiowii
Tl'. oilier u fur llio utuulns ycir
11 if uk f'lllottn:
I'luldi'iit, .Miiv 1. iur;v S.ilicy; Vlru
riri.lilni' ',i. V, W. Ilnidy: Bccro
1 ir '11111 Tici. mcr, Mr. M. Iliown.
I'll Inq Hip r.c:wln simiip of tlio loi
rlips we c in favor of illt.ruiitliiu.Ini:
the It-idicrx' coin (.'Ml Ion liccausp llicy
air ml allotted to linM tlio wnio on
miIhkiI il:ia. I111I lii-ltcr Judctncnt pro-
Milled when tlio liotinc onca wcio f"
minded tint the teachers were the
I
Meet on the n:ii t-n-u In iho employ of tlio kov
2nd and 4th eminent clven k-vcii woe'a vieatluii
Mondays Of nm cir heshlca the Haturd.iK all
caeli month t' 'Ii -m oIum llirouRhout llio scar.
t K. P. Hall I -
&";!CUPIDniPUTTES
Aiun Hum nrvA-r
MIMU MU IU L.UHI
Miss Stanley M.amcs James
Bchan Atjainst Wishes of
Her Family.
IVITSFIEM), Mass., Oct. 3l.--.Vo
one In tlio icclory of fit Joseph's Ito
1111111 Caihollc Chinch today taw D.iti
Cupid, wearing a cap, auto gog;tes, 11
fur great coat and puttee 1 Hut the
sly god, fo uciountcd, must hae been
there when Mlsn Clara Stanley, of a
prominent Cleat llarilutiin family,
and lepiiled ,0 lo worth Ji.'iU.OUO,
married Tlmuins F. Ilchaii, her for
mer chaurfciir
Mrs. Ilchan Is llilrly-clght years of
age, her bridegroom Is about thirty.
Her brother Is William Stanley, well
known In New York, n famous In
ventor of electrical devKcs and bend
of the Stanley 1-lectrlc Manufacturing
Company, capitalized nt $:!,OuO,uon.
Her Fiiiull) Objected.
Tho brldo's Immediate family strong
ly objected to her marriage. Neither
Mrs. Hllzabelh Parsons Stanley, her
mother, William Stanley nor liny of
his family attended tho wedding.
Ilchan, with his accustomed skill,
drove his large touring care Into tlio
rectory grounds today. The waiting
brldo woro a blue cloth gown and 11
black tyrollan lint: her carrlaije bou
quet was of violets. Her only rela
tives present woro Miss Molly U'uWtt,
hor cousin, and Franklin D.iliney of
Dlxonvllle, V11.., her brother-in-law.
After the ceremony, Mr. and Mra. lle
han started on their honeymoon tour
In his motor car. The gossips say she
gavo him (he money to buy thu cur
when ho returned flom Florida last
spring.
llomaiiro tin Ytlici-N,
Their lomance on wheels began
three yearj ugo when 1'ulian went to
O1e.1t Harrington from this city to
drive Miss Stanley's car. Ho Is tho
sou of .Mr and Mrs. James Ilchan, No.
100 Howard street. Ilo was not born
to luxuries, but had n mechanical
turn of mind, became Interested In au
tomobiles mid took to driving them.
Ho answered Miss Stanley's udtcr
tltemciit mid wiu employed. HeJiiiH
Is 11 lino young man, good looking,
tall mid weighs about 2uu pounds. llu
Is gonial and hitollli-nnl. Mluu Kiuti.
Icy, It teems, liked him from tho llist.i"1''3 I'Clwccn tho two poits.
iiml it fin n limn Mmo - ...!. .. "
gethor; she always rode on the scut Col '?m " ' nd'
besldu her chaullour. Under theto ' . Aflcr ,mvlnfi ,llB;l,nrel ,"-,ilr,' vo
conditions their arfections grow; they "'""'"""l " '' ""l '"r H'O United
became engaged ami Miss Stanley mi ?'"11'', lli,vnl ,i"1"". 'o IlrltlHh
Informed her people. Soon after Ue- fle,fihlcr CnWngliiuii will Hall for
ban Iclt Miss Stanley's employ and ! ce:,u ltbn'1 "' r""r "cl"ok ,hl8 f
took a car to Florida where ho carried ! t:""""1- Tl'" vo"-0' will then tako
tourists up and down tho cabt coast.)"" a f"" ""'I'meiit of plinspliatvH der,
Mih. ItPhaii Inherited her fortune ,i"Pl1 f"r l!,,r,l'e. Tho Cnllluglinin will
from her father, William Stanley; tho ''"""''J' rl1' "' l-nl'iian for 11 Hiipply
lale .Illtllll'O .IllHllll Mnw..v ..I ll. M..u 1 l COUl.
saehiiLctto
Sii'i'jrlor Court was her
cousin.
Chi-
.
Tho report that Overall
C'lgo 3 pitcher, will lomu
cail
next rpilu to co.icl( the Yalo
lllllo Is wlllioiit fniimliilli.ii ...I
ling lo a ttatcment Iscu'cd last night
lu the baseball itssoclutlon. lish
will uraln have charge of the team'
and tho propped lor a i.tiong nine
uc-nib good llunlelt "US, a founer
icaplalu or tho Andovur team, Itellly
1 IIS, Mi.Cicory '12H, lleiinett 'I2H
and Scott '13 rinm att j car's treah
iiiiiii tram 1110 valiiablo men.
i Ceorgo Ado sajs that his llibt job
( was loading groiotlea on a ilclUqry,
wagon. And now he Is rich enough
to trade at 11 meat inaiket. Roches
ter Pttt Ilxpicts.
A iclcutlit llgurcs It out that tho
eaith weighs ten tiillinn Ions, ami
the Bwnpathy wo always Iclt ror old
man tl.if Is Immensely In 1 cased by
Iho (HstiHPiy- l.os Angelcu Herald.
WANTS
WANTED.
Urlght boj for Plantation onicp. Ap
ply I'. A. S liaefer & Co. 47S0-3t'
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Autos, (I nr hour, Il I'tublea
A I'lxil beer at lliu Anchor Saloon
curio den Don't forget It
II jour liorcc or don In slrk .. It,.
Howut, 1) V !t I'liimn :is:i
McuL a. I. litultli waj au outgolha
p.wcnrpr on the MaiH'.iuilii
It goes without tnjliig that every
thing It limit at The Cnrnrc.
Mwlialr shop) no Imu n.ilK
Silent ll.tiber !ji up, llolrl Mud.
I A fitio lluuof rl.k, Mrllclei Hint aru
jii't the IIi!i)r for nolliby glPn nro
on illnhiy liti Willi Wo Tal A. Co..
.... ... ... . ... . " ' '
J11 iMIIiailll BITCCl.
Col. tain Pailer
Irtt oil tlio Man-
clinrla this innniliiK lor lie Cn.rt
I II. A. Kiiinlrcii and Mrs tieil en
left on tlio Klnnii fpr Kauai jcj'-idiy
I Mr. and .Mrs. llarj-y l'o:om i,r tn-
atllf, who liiic liccn tntirlnj; llu 13
lands for crtcrn! weeks, irturied in
the Coast 011 the Manchuria tod iy
Tliomaa !'. Mlllnnl, war rorrcij.ond
tnt, Is ou the M.inehurl.i Ritlni; hpuio
from Iho Far II.ul, wheio he h.-n brnn
an a rcrr'cnt.itle o Iho Ainei leap I
M.igazlnr. '
JIiich,no(vt In ukrn In thb Cm-'
Me homy limirfli. nlili ,3 ,ch
at lllihyp Hall 0:1 the allcrhoon or
li'wiiimr 1. A, nitracllvo program
has been prepared.
Tlio trolley wlru h.n been place I
oler Ilic ni'W track on King Ftiroi
and evrrytlllng Is In rcullni" t to
liandlo tralllc on tin dn'iblo track
porllou ol iho dmvnlnwii Jliie. It It
CAprcteil this will ho Ili.iilRUiale.l
ulout tl llrst of December. I
An npollealloii for ,a retail lltjii'ir
IIcciiko -it Pearl Clly will como lis
lure Hi.' I'nanl ot I Inuor l.itvnsu
Ctimiiili-fc'oni'iM at llu Hireling 'Ills af
tcmnn. The Iloiid will meet at I
o'elotk and ilpil with KCteral minor
prtih't-nii arising from the regulations.
WATEHFKuNT NOftS
Hoi for the Vol-ano.
Another o por lmlly of malilii;; nil
economical li.p to the Vok-auo Is. lu
lim olfcied by the Inter Island Steam
NiMlKatlon CoHipan who will place
the .Manila Kei at Hie ills;usal of a
party ef exeuislonlsts who are to
leave Honolulu for Illto at thico
o'clock tin Friday afternoon. Decem
ber 30:b.
Tlio tchcdule now outlined nt tho
downtown office ol the Interlnlaud
calls for tho arrival or the steamer
Mniiu.i Ke.i at I llio at seven o'clock
on Saturday iii'iiulng. A special train
will inecl the uil and Hi y will nr.
1I10 aUtho Volcano at ncm that day.
Thn xcurslonlslR will remain utllla
wall's "iritural wonder until 'una
o'clock 011 Suiul.iy nCernonn when
the irtiirn tl Ip will bo muiltt to Illlo,
the steamer Manna Kea sailing from'
tho Cicrcrnt Cllv ut four o'clock tint
nfloninon and arilvlng at Honolulu on!
or about seven o'clock on Monti ly
morning, January Ut.
Rice Has Taken Over Zaflro.
Chief Officer Itlce who Is known to
n largo niiiuh-r of Honolulu people
while serpd wllh tho Pacific Mall
Hlcr-mcr Manrhurla, has taken over
the commmul or tho Chliin-Matl liner
Zaflro. This vessel with her sister
ship the Hiibl recently passed iriilo
American registration by a sp-clal
art of congress. When tho transfer
of II igwns 111 idc. the llrlllsh skippers
... , . ' ' .... '
were mincrrcilcil liv masteis wh'i
rlalm nllcglanco In tho United Stairs
and Chief Officer Illco was offered tho
rriniuitiil of Hip stentner Zaflro whlrli
Is a flno Ivpo of passenger liner Hint
for 11 number of y:nrs has been oper
ated by Mrt-srs. Shew 1111. Toinci nut
Company wl'h headquarleis nt I long
kens Tho vessel piles between Ma
nila mid Hougkon? making fortnlghtly
rj
Fqr Kauai Fsrts.
The Inter Island i.lramer Nooin hn
'"'MI lllar'l "" Hi" IpiHi lo sill m
(lVfi fl'etnr-tr ll.tu nf.n..iu ,lt .. i
'-r'- '"" t.n'.i m'.uii I'liiing nt
K.ttiil
pons. 1110 vessel was nn nr-
iltal nt Honolulu c.itcrilay brluglngi
'I1'01 l,-,HfongnrH and a rlilpment
'""" ,n l" "'""" '" II!1'' Hieks.
"" "'" .,r'-" " r' ""c" '"" B,,l:K PJll,1'
, nml 18 hales hhcs.
AT THE SAVOY.
'Ihoio Is a demand for "oil glory"
113 bluuMi on iho tcieon ut tlio Savoy,
"nil tho management has yielded 10
the request to hhow It aguln tonight
which will In positively thu last lu.u
this most luteitbtliig ami InUructUa
picture will bo seen lu this city. Nev
er tinco motion pictures woro llrat
tllflllt-l.t ,,,., t..... .. ........ . .1.-
. .......a,,. ..... uua 11 ,iiinu eieiliuil 1110
I lurorn Ihlu li.iu In ll.tiinliiln rrt.n
vitmleiillu artists will Klvo ii nuiuber
or new acts tonight. Tho Oldsfleld t
aiil Foster will have n musical nml
ronn sketch and tho Wilsons will sing
nnd ihinco lh"iiisclV(.s Into greater
popularity.
Thrto will 1)0 mure now plcturoi
mii next week there will' bo nn addl
Hon ti tho vnudovlllo lit lists. Thu
biHlnrss ut this thentro Is Increasing
r:i Hi lime nml II Is da.' PntliP.lv t.i
Cm e c Irnf fhtiw h'lng put on.'
D5r"For Bale" cards at Bulletin.
QTAT5 A C1W
Cipf.JHAH5PBlJ.CQ.. . - ,
bhippifH"
MtOlflONAL SHIPPING
l
S
DECAPITATING
MM
OFFICERS ON MANCHURIA ARE APPREHENSIVE CHIEF
UP.1AIK LEAVES THAT VESSEL AT'SAN FrtANCISCO.
INI ER-ISLAND LINERS dRING SUPPLIES FOR HOLI
DAYS C01 LINGHA'M OFF FOR OCEAN ISLAM).
'I he P.if'flc M.'ll birr Manchiirli uilt nny have followed In not teach
haa tome mil 1: me an I wllb It I1.1 1 ed but It Is Kiuwn that the name of
p 11; .rd tliiiiiisli lI'Miilulii Vice Pie I
dent and Hcucriil M.niigei It P.
KchwcrJn wliti Is rituinnig tt urj
m.iliilaiid afler li-iuns t-peu' kvoimI
iik iilhs en u liusiiH'Mi lour of tho I'.ir
Hiu.t In the Inteicl. of the b'K sloim
thlp t'ompiiiy.
Slnee the P.iillle M.i'.l "Illg Chief"
lli.it vhlk'il this kiii 1111 his way tt
iho .In.uiiiCEO an I Ih'neie eo.ta! ports
a t.ei!i'S or he'nuli'il thiicka nil I
litnuis have piksed Ihrtuigli the ex
truded per ouii'.'l iT ulllreis couiieeled
wllh Hie 111 oration or v.iihms Paelllc
Mall liners In Hi' Ir un P.icllle trade.
'I hat a number of "changes" will
f.il ow thu arrival of Iho Manchuria
at H.1.1 Franelspi it a (orcgono co'i
(lii-den. Chief Ollleer (1 S Lapral't
who has been Idcu illeil with the Man
Ii ill hi for a I111111I1 "r of tilps will step
down and out when (hit cs:u'l teach
ft her homo poit l.'ipi-nlk Is well
known to the Honolulu traveling pub
lic tuning been 1111 pTPiillve ollleer
wllh the Hlberl.l mid oilier Eteannra
I prior 10 h!s pii.iiiothm to the big lin
er.
Chief Oir.cer la talk Is allege 1 to
hnio dlsplcaK-d (ieneial Man Igor
Pchwcrln during the wiy.ig) frmn the
Jnpinejo ports to Honolulu through
what Is c'almed was a lick of courte
sy duo to a pen 011 of Iho rank and
illiirtlncllon of Mr. Krhworlii. Lap
ralk Is raid to llhto' failed to rd'id.T
a pioier salu'o upon Hie appearance
or llio raclllr Mnll (icneiul Mauiger
nt thu ver.Bcl after a Uslt to tun of
the ports of rail In Japan. Tho ollleer.
V " " .TTT" ,".". ,.,'.,r"' ..?
iui"ii in iiiu iiiiiii 111 inu hihi iiiieini
liig tn Ills duties In Kiiperlnlen lint;
Iho illrclnrglng and die stowing of
cm go. Sehnriin came rn bo-ird us a
pat'tcnger In 0110 or the many hotel
hunches and when ho aacended tin
gingway to the pioinemulo deck of tin
Manchuria, tlic.e was no 0110 station
ed, nt the held of the eoinpirilim
wearing the hlh ranking Inslgna ol
otrico pnvhlcd by tlio Paelllc Mi'l
Companj. The General Manager ii
l1('ltl 1 11.I f.u li'iflnir r n.l ....m.l I
:;",'' ', "" ,l""" --""-;
wroth and rilled upon l.iiurn k and
demanded an explanation us to why
ho was allow rd to riubark without
having met with a ptopcr and d'gnl
lied salutation. '
A fow high tcmpcicd icmaiks fol
lowed and Iho chief ollleer wa'a then
and there toldMiy Srhwerln that ho
might prepaie hliurclf for n Irausrer
to tho P.iiiima 11111 upon his return
to San Fianclhco. Chief Ollleer law
pialk apparently possessed other
Ideas aa lo his tuturo movements and
ccciipallon and politely but nono tho
lusit llrmly dcclliicil llm proffer ot
tiansferrlng his uffcclloiH iiml nctl
vltles to n smaller vesbel operated 011
a more illlllcult route. Ho uotlllcd
Mr. Schweiln that ho would not look
1 1 the Paelllc Jlall for further em
ployment. I
As far us too chief ollleer Is con
cerned tho Incident Is c ir.ed but nev
ertheless there la a Icelliig of imcusl
nciis among a ttoio or bright and na
comiiridatlng young women win1
icrvc to assist lu the management
or tho B-iini thlp Manchuria. While
thaio Is no 0110 on board tho votscl
"'"' will dare come forward with a
piiDllc ileclaratlou. It Is pictty geu
I ... .11 1,.-...... .1... ...... ...... ..
ii.iiij iiiiiiui noun .111:11. uit'io win uo a
thaklug up or (ho olllrlul btnIT and
that hovcral iicnia will drop lulu Hit.
IVrlllu Mull nlflclnl wasto banket aa
a rcsu t nt the voyage lu that vcbbcI
by Mr. Schweiln. .
Captain Saudheig, a veteran lu tho
Paelllc Mall service Is 0110, who l.l
declared by Ihoso mi Iho Inside, to
luivo alto met thu 0lIlcl.1I displeasure
of Hie (icncral Manager. Samlbors
lu now a "landlubber" 1111U ulllelal 10
pottB had It that ho hud been "retired
because of Ions and faithful service.
Skipper SundboiK la alleged to luivo
failed to unwind sulnclcnt led tapo in
Hio iccoptlon of the head of tlio Pad-
fi9 Ma"i '" '! vessel, ut a tlmo Hio
Siberia was n visitor to Oriental ports.
Tho s'ors Is that Mr. Schwcrln cjnio
nh'iaril Iho vessel n.u Inquiring for
Ciiptulii Sandbcig give onlcrs that,
tho skippei c( mo down to tho lower
dto't to meet hlni, Kiindhorg Is p-o-sutuol
to havo failed to catch Hi')
1 up humor Incorporated In tho nu
v 'sllnu nml Is in 1.1 t i haio hput waul
lo llm "Iiosh" that ip would he round
at I1I.1 uriinl Matlnu, on tho hilik'o
whero he rightfully belonged. What-
JAS. If. LOVE
ON PAOE tlpHT
AXE OF SCHWERIN
Uandheig no loij-sei ntltirtia Hit' rtntur1
"I t'lllci'M n a. trans l'aeine meainora
;v trans Purine steamoru
opeiaivi "i
tho J acinc Jlall.
Ciplaln . P. Kill Is another Pad-
lie Mull olllrcr an I skipper who owet
his seieraneo fr.uii the hervlco naln-
ly Ihiougli thoilall of the header the
cfiifi.u lo lie KaH. Kill was lii
roiniu.in.l or tlio Mongolia when thai
m'sm'I had 11 cl'i-o call Iiom swing-
ng ilanse.-oualj near tho Yokohaim
breakwater.
Ills maneiiveiliig of Iho Moitgilla
as the huge liner awuiig to a buoy In
Iho liaibir at Yokohama was wllncss
el by Vice Pie-t'ldent ami (ienernl Mail
agcr It. P. Sdiweiln, who happ?ncj
'o bo In Japan and 011 the quay at
the lime. Instead of loumllng to her
iivuiil poslt'on fiino distancr off tho
h.rakwatcr. the gieat hulk, or tho
;titrii'iii:i Kill" iv 11m viiifiv 11n-1rn.11
the danger line,
frliwrrii could scuccly bclleto hi;
nit- Hut there Irtoio him It all up.
pcnied Hue. The Mongolia. Mem;
inn. was aii;)rjaeiuns 1110 nreiKwater
In a nianiier tint threatened certain
damage, and nothing could lis ilo'uo
by Schuciln lo help tho situation. Ho
was helpless hut not calm. Storm
ing, ho ho.iided tho Mongolia mid In
tcnlewed Captain Kilt after tho big
liner had liocn llinlly In ought to n
Hop at a safe position near Iho iisuil
huny.
The IiiIcmIcw, It Is said, must have
been drcliledly tnlcicstiiig fur Captain
Kill, who had only rcc.icicd fiiiui 1111
Intervlpw with Acting Manager Frov
on this tide, of Iho pond In ennso
tpienco of rumiliis Hie Mongolia
ngiound In Japan.
Captain Kltt was iieicniptorily or
dered by CciiPi.il Manager Seli.wojln
to pack his gilp and icturii to San,
Franelsen as a piskengcr In the Mnn
cliurli. Captain Saunders or Iho Man-cl-urla
was ordered to pick his bull
cife ami gt alHi.ml the Mons'illa and
take command.
m
Mtnchuria'o Frfilfjht List.
iho AiuKC-a tl, tot wtiaif la again
piled high wllh a large ubsuitmeiu ol
uricutui eaigu the gi eater pirt having
""led jcsivrilay by the Paelllc Mall
steamer Maiuliuila. This vessel
biought 2178 tons tor Honolulu au 1
ttottiloiea inado quick work In 11.
moving Iho Height Horn tho hold ot
Iho gieat vessel ami transferring ll
lo the wharf. On hoaiil the Munchii
ila were ll,7Sb tons or cargo of which
2178 Ions for Honolulu us follows:
01 cai.es ol cigais. 2 IS pkgs. of mar-
iIu'IiiIIbb, SIS bales or gunnies, 7015
pkgs. or previsions, 210 boxes or oil,
23U boxu or diy goods, 70 pkgs. of
I1.1111I110 wa(e, 1U(I3 bags of beans, 710
eases of C'hiuetu wlno, as pkgs. ot
meilldno, 271 buxei or flro crackera,
k3 boxes oC tea, 157 rolls of matting,
20 castH of eggs, 018 9:11,03 or curloa,
15,020 lug of rice, 3111 tuba of sho
yu mid nils'). D- cases of iiorcslaln,
OGS pkg.i, or sake, 13 bills, or vine
gar,, I uioji ol Ihe chickens and 07
bags or nuts.
In Iho carg't for $1111 Francisco
are 002 bales of raw bilk valued nil
$IOO,l(il)lin. All or which Is ror over
Ian I polntf.
f
inter iriand t:parturcs.
Tl...... ...!.. I.. I I .1
.iiivu liiiuiiuiiuiii Liuiiiiicrs aru
lidicduled to depart for various porta
this iilleruooii iim.mg them being (he
steamer (Iclclio now 011 tho licrtlp ror
Kohalalelo, Kukaliu, Ookala. I.aupa-
hceliop and poita, Tho v easel will
lo.ivp lit Iho o'clock taking gcueial
nitgo.
Tho Eteamcr Nocau la hooked lo
' "'art for Kami poits ut lvo o'cloc't
''i uftciiioou taking paescngors mid
e no.
To call ut Hawaii ports for cittlo,
thu htc.unnr I.lhellko will bo jllspitrh-
c for Mnhiikniii, Knwalliae,, Mono-
,:; and Kukiilhaclo at fliu o'clock
una iiltornooii
Pa
Transport Surecjiu.
WASIIINOTON, Soplcniber 20,
Hoth the traiiHpoits l.og.111 ami Short
dan, pi lug h"twecu Manila am Sin
Fiauclteo will have new BiiigcoiiB in
chaigd under oideia Ihbiied by thu
Wur Doiuiiltiiciit todnv. Flrct I.leu
tenant Hosier C. Ilayly. Medical
Corps hni li-en rdleyel rrnm dtit
In tho Pli'llppIiiPn pivlflmi to takij
effect 011 his urill.il ut San Francisco
on tlio Logan nnd will report to tlio
BOW
nipcrlptrti'tcnt nt tlio nrmy trancport
ten Ice lor duly an bmgem ol "'a
I3111, llli station at Han I'ranchcit.
tut netting Mr-t l.ttitenaiil Oalul.
Cowles. Jr. medical corpj, pill on
walling orilcis. i
Miht llcnlniinnl Hnlirr' W. Kerr
mpillp.il runts. I.t relieved frniii fur-
Ihrr duty In the I'lilllpp
hlllpplnoit Division. Kniiil ports Nooaii, etmr.,
lila artlral,at Bail,.,. Hat Hound Holenr. Am. chrl
to tako eUcct on tils artivat,ai v, i;uk)
Fraiiclcri, on the Kherldaii and Wilt tii-'
ipjoit In prrj-rii to llio Army Tran.i
lirrt Service lifJd for assignment an
Hiiigein of Iho tihcildan wl'h station
nt San Fr.incltro Ilo i,ell(!rn Klral
Meut. Aitliur N. Task-er, put, on wait
tint: orde'rs Kerr na.lcd on the Sheri
dan firm Manila "tl tho 17lh InaUinl.
Dand PUycd as Manchuria 8allcd.
The Territorial b.m'd waa much In
rildcnco at the departure of llio Pa
ride Mall line.' Manchuria for San
Finnclsco tills mnnilug. In addition
tti ueurly fifty cabrn passVngcrs, a
Ecoro of Porto Itlcant, Portuguese niidj
Hiissl.tus alsti took passago for tlio
uiululand by Iho big Mwcl.
A largo force of nocioif,a worked
aliniif.t Incesfiintly In tho dlsrbargo
t'f over two thousand tons of Oriental
fro ght. As a icsult cf this labor the
osfcl Hailed at ten ('clock with her
"noro' well out of tin water, and left
the wharf well littered with an as
inn in! caigo. Purser Iloiiruo reiKirts
n nn0 .rj(, ncrt)s8 ti, jcllf.
Among lm prominent pasnensors 011
ihp ncr 1110 halt a dozen cnicninipnt
nmrlala ,,r Manila who aro going to
uio inalnl mil lo testify before con
g,t (1ry ,ltf) , Krfnr
.nd proposition. The Hon. De'iin 'O.
WprrrMcr Js with the tiirly, ntul oth-
crs.aict Jlmi. F. W. Carpenter and
i'i'. 1,, ncgaitlH lion. M. Qiioz'on.
dclcgito n congrcts,, Ii alio aboard,
Another party that, Is of hiiportJine.e
i .,m',i',,.p ..r ',,.nmi.nr. r ii. n.'.i.
1 --.-.
tic coast commercial party.-
Ra
noufjh Wc.-thcr 0 Molokal.
'lifu Ktcumer Mlkjliula met with
some lough weather while coasting
aluig tho shores Lf Molokal mid III
consequence a considerable oiiiouut
t (ri.,K,t c:llrea uy u,,n vcasc ,i,
lo bo biougll back to Honolulu. 1 Pur
ter French reiiorta heavy .northpasl
cily winds. Ten cabin and nineteen
deck paasepgers arrived. Tho freight
nt. Included
ID tJiecp, 1!) 'cajvci. 15.
c.ates, chickens, 5 crates eggs, 92
pigs, I cases eggs -and a quantity ol
suiidilcs.'
fa
Sugar Arrives from Kauai,
Sugar In fair hlztil shipments Is
arilvlng from Knual ports and thu In
j ter-Island steamer Klnau brought 1500
sacKs as a pari 01 ucr cargo ot pro
ducts from thu Harden Island, Other
lines of freight lecelvcd hero Included
50 empties, SO bales hides, 400 sackH
lice and an assortment of sundries.
Twonty-fha cabin p'lbsengors ufrlyqil
by the vessel. The vessel met wl'h
rnlr woither on both outward and In ,
ward trips.
r
Hate War Is Pending,
A, (J. IJ. Kqrioll, general piancns'jr
agent of tho San Jfranclio and Port
land Stcamrlilp Company, declines to
commit himself 011 tho probability of
11 ralo war when the Yale and liar
vaid begin service, but states that ho
docs not think tho other steamship
company would allow, tlio new steam
ers to get all lla business,
M
Lumber from the Ccund.
A full shipment of lumber from tho
mills m Tacomu, Wmdi., has arrived
nt Honolulu by tho Amcrlcnn schoon
er Hclcno. Vcstel and cirgn nro con
signed to the local branch of Allen &
Iloblnson. Tlio vcffoI came down
from Iho Sound In thirty days. Sho
was nn arrival 11 1 the port early yes
terday morning.
WW
Faster Schedule Proves Popular.
A new schodulo Is announced by
tlio Pacific Coast Company, giving a
thrcodny scrvlro ho' ween Sun Fran
cisco, beginning December 8, Tho
President and Coventor will bo laid
up lor repairs during December. Tholr
places will ho taken by tho stenmors
City or Puclila, Quean and Umatilla.
Cheap Partcrncr Rates on the Coait.
, A ralo war on scoml class Hteatii-
bhlp passenger business between Lot
Angeles mid Ban Francisco has de
veloped and gives promise, of sending
tho ralo dnwu as low its S1.G0. Tho
flnllt l lif.lwn"n II. n vnm.lnH ..nunn,.
gcrV.cumor.im,:. h'oi n7clmoors ,
llu- lumber lra,16.
. i -:
I PA88ENQERS BOOKED I
Per Btmr. Manna Kea,
,. l(Hn n...i
I'M llllll .lilll I
., J .. ' .' .T."'."Kor: Jr'
.. .. iiujb.iueii, 11. A. tilitB. 11, m.
Hosp1erMrs. J, II. Toplln. Mrs. B.
llnr.lv II..' lr U ,.... ... k. .....
llUCm. Mm llnlllniFnr II I. v KTr.j' I
tin.- Kt ll ,.. 'II. ... .--
r-.., ........ .-u rt. ... ... i..j. ...1.1.
.7 ...,,'.. """""" " "" 'tr'illiforlnt Ssn Fratirlsm
nnmlei!. Y. Ako. A, Million.
Por htmr. Manna l.oa, ror Konu and ,
Kan ports, Nov 20. James Ako. J. (1,
Rmllli. MIss'B. I.irtoo. J.DiliIels Mte
Daniels, rjpn Cnmpbnll. Mrs1., O-inut-boll
II, McWiirnp. Mrri.'VoAt'WoIls.
Per stm. Klnnp. for 'Kminl norl'i',
Nov. 2!). E A. Kiiudsen. Mrs. Kniid-sen.
Coney Garage Autoiobiles
Meet All Inter-Isla learners
Touching KAUAI
RATES REASONABLE
ARRIVfeD
RIVfcD I
Cundjy, Nov. 2t.
Manila, Lhliu and Jrfp1.11 mrln
Miimliurln, P. M.'9;'S., IV 11. in.
Kauai ports Klnau, stmr., a in.
Maul, Molokal and banal tiortR
Allkahaln, rt'mr.. a. in.
ObPAHIfeU
1
Monday, Nov. 23.
Dan Frnncljo Manchuria, P. M. 8.
H 10 ri, in'.
I PABbEriaEHB AHHIVRk.' I
Per P. M. S, S. Manchuria, Irom
Chins nnd Japan ports, Nov. 2 For
Honolulu. IJ. A. Forbes, Mrs. K." A.
Forbes, 1:. F. Forbes', Miss II. Korli t.
Mlis A (lot-bci-, Mrs. W. A. Hull. W.
Mf Iliill, I.co. T01111, S., Jl. Murray.
For San Frnnclsco: Mrs. T. 8. Alex
ander. I. ltcck, C. V. Ilcniiclt, Mtsa M.
Iloiiuoil. Mrs. K. Hrjidley. 1). I). lira
ham, V. K. Cnrlln, Mm. W K. Carlln.
lion F. W. Carpcntcr.,.0. W. Clifton.
Mrs.,K...Cottcrman. J Daniel. Mrs. .1.
panic), Miss Suzanne Daniel, Master
John Daniel, H. F. Davis, II. Dollar.
Mis It. Dollar, A. A. .Drew, II. W.
mi'l, H. Ferguson, J. 0. Klcfchcr, Mrs.
J. O, Fletcher, J. Furtii. Mrs, J. Furth.
I Uaniclo, It. llarrls, Mrs. 11. Harris,
tl" V. Hayes,. Mrs,-ih.- Hope, Miss M.
A. Hope, It. M. Hotallng, Mrs. K. Hut
tig, T. S. Irwin, Ur. . II- Jenka, Mra
0. II. Jenlts, Aib. S. Jurlka. Mlsj 8.
ii. Jurlka, U. It. King. Miss I. S: King.
Mrs.. II. I.. Knoblock, 'Mies A. I..
Kuobjock, l.co Kwong Kwoh Hon. II.
Leprdu, ,E. MacDoylo, Mrs. M. U Ma
comber, T. F. Millard, P. J. Mooie,
How V. U. McMurray. Mrs. V. O. Mo
Mm ray, MrtBto'r'O. II. McMurray, Miss
nolen V. McMuViaj', Miss O. 11. Mc
Murray. Miss U. A. Musser. Mls3 I..
Uuinqr, Miss D. Musser, Mra. B. Nlo
uaiini, M, Olcaga, It. Del Pan, Hon.
M;. Quezon, P. .Ilcycs, C, Ilheberg.
Miss li. 3. niehnrdsnn,, J. j:. Hlt,chev,
Mrs. J. E. nit'c'iicy. J. II. Iloaf, W. II.
ftohlusoii, Mrs. V. II. n'obluso'n, It.
P. Schwcrln and ynleU M. E. Smith.
8. It. Smith Jr., Mrs. S. Smith. Miss
,0. V. L. Smith, Cop'. C.Jj. Sleeper.
1. J. Spiegel, Miss A. J. Slu'vcna, MIsh
, F. forrj,-alII.ftTrlhe. I. Vlllamur,
Mrs. p. ,v(ll.lamsA,lt.,,a. Voods. Hon.
jiean O. Worcester, Mrs. C. E, Youns.
I. M. Ysay. 11. E. Yusay.
Per stmr. Klnau, from Knual portK.
Npy. 27. A. M, Cornell, OfTlcci; Otlii
l.llh.111 audi lnianqlicrBon,tMatsumoto,
Dr. J, J, flr.ac'e Irr Miller, nnd two
children. II M. OIltcl.T. J, Kltzpatrlck
i. S- Pfcsco't.'Sco WX.Hcq Fnt. J.
Ymnaiagi, C. Nlhlk,awa, Mr and
Mr,t. A. IV Hills, Miss Labcnz. F.
Kchnnrk. C. II. Hall. J. Dougherty, R.
J. Uakor, Misses C. and M. Clin'rninn,
Aoyiinin, Geo. Aliitoho, Miss K. An
tone, Mrs. V,. Antouc.
Per Btmr. Mlkahala, from Maul and
Mokikal ports, .November, 27. C It.
Wntc'rinan, J. ,C. P. Tijouii,(fl. 8. Do
Chert, Mrs. Jtdil,nIIas(ila,ls's F. K.
iMocrlson,r.U. A,. Cooke, Miss Hatting
er, Mrs. P. J. Browu, Jlrs. O. ' K.
Drown, Kin Soy,
I PA3SENGERS EXPECTED. I
' :'-
Per Am, Ilk, Andrew Welch, 'mm
San Francisco O. E. Itlble't. W. Op
fergelt; C. A. Fratfe; J. E7 Irutchlnson.
I PASSENGERS DEPARTED I
1
Per stmr. Manchuria, for Ban Fran
cisco, Nov. 20. TJ10.Y. Ilarclny. Mra.
Ilarclay, Mr. nnd .Mrs. E. D. Hulbcrt.
Mr. ami Mrs. Uoicon, It. It. Dunlop
Archlbahl Young, Mrs. Young, Col.
Sam Parker S. Morton Colin, Mrs.
Colin, James Madison, Mrs. Madison,
P. 8hcedy, (Jco. .Lewis, Mrs. Lowls,
;.t. H. D, Smith, p.JYcli'pmann, W
Frlcke, Mrs. Frlcko, O. F. Wagner.
Mrs, Wagner, C, Herilinaii, E; 8. Itoy,
II. O. Tlldent A. II. Manna, Mlsa' C
Flcko, J). M. Carmen. -
PABflENGERS BOOKED
I
Per M. N 8. ,8.. yllhelmlnn. for
San Frauclbcoi Dec, 7. G. P. Cas
tle, F. G. Hummel, Mrs, F, O. Hum
mel, Miss K. Wilson, Mra, 8..B. Har
ris, Mrs. i:. M. w'lsnor, W. A. Mil
Inr,, S. Greon,, Mrs. 8. Oreen, B. A'.
Sewall, Mrs. M. Monchlcf. Mlfs J.
Kenny, M. Mopcrlef, Mrs, Jl. 8. I,.
Morris, Mis D. B, Porte'r, MliMjjjdna
llclshrr, It. G. HondcrJiqn,,, l 8.
Trus'-ott. Miss- Lidi-". Mncfarlnne.
Mrs, M. B. Sknlli.unwlg 8ehl,rf,-J.
I' M'-'.tMMamJo 8 hr.d.r,
' ' B' Tliompsoi,,',MTs. Anna .lllojgeti,
Mrs. C. IC, IJoq'rV,MJsa.poi;pthy Bool;,
I Mils. A. C Keiscr.. Mlrs. D. .Alexan-
' .lor
. '
Por stmr. .MlknhabtfOTJMni)!
nnd
Molokal KiitB,'Nor.'.2W,
r Da Mil -
Je-
im Mr , F. rirnWn
Miss
O, K.
Hrown, J, D. 'M'cVc'lrh,
tj. j '. '
TRANSPORT; SE'Ry'lCK '
. '"-
. , .
Dlv sailed from' San FrmiclSro, arr.
Honolulu, Nov. 21.
Inqmi. arrived Hi San l.ratiqlsf,Nnv
ghi'fldan,, siillrd from, MlPnqlHni for
!' Manila,' Nov. U.r fi
Slierman. sailed from Manila for Ban
Francisco, Nov. 14.
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