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EVENING BULLETIN, HONOLULU, T. H, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1912.
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Weekly Calendar
MONDAY:
Honolulu Stnlril.
TUE8DAY:
Ntiiiniiu Chapter Uovp CmU
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WEDNESDAY!
Hawaiian ililrd lleurec.
THURSDAY!
Honolulu Cliiiplir. I!. . H.
lioinl Vnli.
FRIDAY!
Oceanic VIM Uiltcc,
ATunDAVi
IlnriiMiii ( hnpler u. I, (I.
h. Sr Hi mil. ir.
AU visiting mmbrs ol t
Order tree cordially Invited u
attend mectluri ol local la it
Meet on Hie
Unci mid llli
.Motnlajs of
each montli
at K. 1. Hull
7 ISO 1'. 31.
MARINE ENGINEERS. ' "'
UttEFICIAL ASUTIOl ZtZ'.
Jlallj Invited.
W.M. MchlM.Kl I.OIIUE, NO. 8,
h. ii f 1'.
Meets every 2nd and 4th Satur-
jd.i evening at 7 30 o'clock In
IK nt I' Hall, cor Fort nna
liere-lnnU Visiting brothers
cordlallj Invlte-d to attend
a r iinirra, c c.
K F KILBBY, K. H S.
HONOLULU LODGE, 610, 1!. 1. h. i:.
.Honolulu I-odge No. 610,
1 D. 1. O Elks, meets In
their ball, on King St.,
near Fort, every Friday
evening. Visiting Broth
ers are cordially Invited
to attend
a v. MrnriiY, i:. n.
H DUNSHKi:. Sec
OAIIU LODGE NO. 1, K. of I'.
. Meets every first and third Frl-
5 day at 7 30 o'clock, Pythian
Hall, corner Berotanla and
Fort streets Visiting brothers
cordially Invited ta nttend
r a iiawkins. c c
o m:in k of it & s
HAWAIIAN lltllli: NO. 1, I. 0. It. 31.
Meets every first and third
Tuesday of each month In
Fraternity Hall, I. 0. O. F.
building. VWitlng brothers
cordially Invited to attend
HKNIIY A. ASCII, Sachem
loitis a. rnitny, c. of n
HONOLULU AEIIIE 1 10, F. 0. E.
Meets on second and fourth
Wednesday evening of each
montli nt 7 30 o'clock. In
K of I Hall, corner Fort
nnd Iieretanla Visiting biolliers urn
Invited tu uttend
W.M .IONRS, W. P.
J W ASCII, Secy.
HOMII.I'l.r LOIHli: NO. 800,
I,. 0. 0. .il
will meet In Odd Fellows' building,
Fort street, near King, every Frldaj
evening at 7 30 o'clock.
Visiting brothers cordially Invited
to attend
AMilllOSn J WIRTZ, Dictator.
H. A. JACOIISO.N, Secretary.
A. BLOM,
Importer Fort St
DCAUTITIES IN HEADGEAR
Are Always Found at tha
Mary-Ann
Bonnet Shop
FORT STREET
THE VERY LATEST IDEAS IN
Spring Hats
Miss Power,
Millinery Parlori, Boston Block
tellr
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1 ZEAVE"
Bl Just received ex Sierra, latest In
SyJ LINEN TAILORED 8UITS. WHITE
ttjjf COATS nnd LINGERIE GOWNS.
Mm ROOMS 66-67-68, YOUNG HOTEL
I BON TON
m& HIGH CLASS MILLINERY
B.! Club Stables Block
K MRS. E. E. DAVIS, Proprietor
E' Millinery
K. MILTON & PARSON8
H Pantheon Dldg. LlllUlKQ
K PHONE 3088 FORT STREET
K K. UYEDA BiiUq paipu-Bu.
K 1027 NUUANU STREET S! 3Jnl!UJ"l J" U0U.M W IW SJ PB SJUJL
B HATS
iKl Up-tocUto Millinery and Mtn't Hati -
PACKING
SHIPPING
aTORAQC
CITY
BAQGAGC
FURNITURE MOVING
MATSON STEAMERS CARRY MUCH
DREDGING MATERIAL TO THE COAST
Lurline Was Heavily Loaded On Departure Last Evening
Wilhelmina Off for Hilo This Evening Hyades En Route
to the Port With General Carqo and Lumber Luke Given
a Tryout Hercules Sailed for San Francisco With the
Dredger California.
With the departure of the Mntsun
Navigation steamer Lurllno for San
Francisco last evening there was
shipped another large quautlt of ma
terial thnt had been Incorporated In
the several dredging plants which had
been employed In the deepening of
l'enrl Harbor. For Homo weeks past
(hedge equipment has been brought to
Honolulu from I'earl Harbor. At this
port I lit, material las been translil))
ped tn departing Matson. steamcrsniid
i lie consignment which monopolized
the forward as well as after deck of
tlie I.urliuu repieseiiled one of the
biggest shipments hi weeks
A number of large pontoons were
forwarded to the mainland jesterdav.
Other equipment nnd gear Included
quantities of piping, Joints, anchors,
fittings, "spuds" and sundries. The
"spuds" are listed as the heaviest and
most bulky portion of the equipment
unless It be the pontoons Instead ol
being tubers these "spuds" are sticks
of timber ranging between 70 nnd !)0
feet In length
On n previous voyage of a Matson
sieamer two steam launches which
had seen dall service at I'earl Har
bor were shipped to tho Coast. The
dredge materials uro being removed
In more or less piecemeal .fashion uiid
the last of the machinery will soon
liave been sent away
The Lurline departed at C o'clock
last evening amid the blare of music
from the Territorial band. Forty
three cabin and a dozen steerage pas
sengers departed In this popular
rteamer for the mainland. The Lur
line sailed with one of tho largest car
goes In her history. Of course the
bulk of this consisted ol sugar. A
small mall, being the accumulation
following the departure of the China,
was forwarded to the mainland in the
Lurline.
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Sierra Bringing Few Passengers.
There are comparatively few pas
sengers In the Oceanic steamship Si
erra, duo from San Francisco on Fri
day morning. A wireless messago re
ceived at port last evening states that
I lie vessel was SC3 mites off port at
s o'clock last night and was expected
to berth at tho Oceanic wharf early
I'llduy morning. Tho steamer Is
bringing C2 cabin, 12 steerage passen
gers, 1073 toils general mainland car
go nnd 27 sneks latest mainland mall.
Sierra Report.
Tho following wireless messago has
been received fiom the Oceanic S. S.
Co.'s Sierra, bound for Honolulu from
San Francisco-
S S. Sir.UHA, nt sea, May 14, 8 p.
in 8C3 miles from port; C2 cabin pas
sengers, 12 steerage passengers, 1G73
tons general cargo for Honolulu; 27
sacks mall. Will anlvo early Friday
morning, May 17, and dock nt the
Oceanic wharf, foot of Fort street.
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Dollar Steamer Has Changed
Ownership.
M. J. Savago of San Francisco has
purchased the steamer Graco Dollar
from tho Dollar Steamship Company,
and will place her In regular service
between Coos I!uy and Snn Francisco.
It Is undui stood the new owner in
tends to equip her with passenger ac
commodations. Lumber will form her
cargoes out of Coos and returning she
will carry general freight. Hereto
fore tho steamer has been operated as
in exclusive freighter. A report has
it that Captain T J. Macgeun, master
of tho steamer Breakwater, has been
requested to take command of the
Graco Dollar, but it Is said that he
will remain on the Harrimau liner.
Inter-Island Departures for Friday.
At least three Inter-Island steamers
will take their departure on Friday.
The Kllauea Is loading general cargo
and supplies for Kona and Kan coast
ports and Is scheduled to sail at noon.
Von 8unoA )xan R
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Union-Pacific Transfer Co.
TRANSFER CO.
JA8. H. LOVE
rhls vessel will leave witli a fair list
of passengers.
The W. O Hall, which, according to
tegular schedule, should depart for
Knunl ports on Thursday, will be held
over twenty-rour hours to await sier
ra passengers, malls nnd express mat'
ter The Hall sails at ., t clock, j
The Claiidlne, for Maul and Hawaii
points, Is on the boards for departure
for 5 o'clock. This vessel will prob
ably carry a number of Portuguese
and Spanish Immigrants to Inland
plantations.
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Matson Steamship Movements.
Tho Matson Navigation steamship
Wilhelmina Is to be dispatched for
Hllo this evening, taking a rather
small list of passengers. Tho vessel
will receive a big shipment of sugar
at the Hawaii port and nt the same
lime will be discharged of about ono
thousand tons general cargo brought
down from tho mainland.
The Wllhelmlnn Is expected to re
turn to Honolulu by Monday morning.
According to advices received nt
the agency of Castle & Cooke, the
Matson Navigation freighter Hyades,
from San Francisco and Seattle, Is duo
to arrive at Honolulu on or about May
22nd. This vessel Is bringing cargo
Including the following consignments:
Honolulu, 1300 tons general and 230,.
000 feet lumber; Port Allen, 300 tons
general and 10,000 feet lumber; Kn
hulul, u2.1 tons general and 200,000
feet lumber.
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Three Windjammers at Hllo.
Three windjammers are reported nt
Hllo with the departure or the Inter
Island steamer Claudlno for Honolu
In. Tho ship John Kna Is loading the
mst of a full shipment of sugar deS'
lined for tho east coast of the United
Stntes. The barkentlno Kllkltat Is be
ing discharged of a consignment of
lumber. Tho American schooner
Prosper, also nn arrival at tho Haw-all
port with lumber, Is being rapidly dis
charged of her cargo,
At the time the Claudlno called at
Kahului the ship Udward Sow-all was
receiving sugar intended for tho east
coast and tho schooner Sudden was
Icing discharged of lumber.
Tho Claudlno returned with n fair
list of passengers and cargo. Including
(J00 pieces oh la wood, 3SC pineapples,
lSr, cases empty bottles, 10 cords wood
and 308 packages sundries.
Purser Klbliug repoits a lino trip.
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Luka Ready for Sea.
The Miller auxiliary power yacht
Luka, now lies at the Itlshnp slipway
nwaltliig but- few finishing touches
urtnr t.i Inltlliir mi n trlnl nut Itt mi, I
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lout of tho harbor.
i Tho Lukn lias been fitted with a
small gasoline engine as well as a
completely-equipped wireless plant
The little vessel Is being made ready
to convey Fnther Kougler, tho South
Sea copra king, to his lauded estates
nt Fanning and Washington Islands,
Should all go well In the trials to
bo held today, Father Hougler expects
to get away for tho South Pacific not
later than Friday morning. The Luka
will bo In command of Captain I'lltz,
formerly of the Flaurence Wnrd.
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Korea Has Small Cargo.
The Pacific Mall liner Korea, from
San Francisco to the Orient and duo
to call hero tomorrow morning, will
berth at Alakea wharf to discharge
280 tons general cargo. Tho Korea
, to bo dispatched for Japan and China
ports at b ociock, according to tno
present calculations of II. Hackfeld &
Co.
Hall from Kauai.
With less than a dozen passengers
and a cargo Including C000 sacks su
gar, shipments of geese, chickens, an
auto, empty gasoline drums and 3;
packages sundries, tho Inter-Island
steamer W, O. Hall was an arrival
flnH MU05!8I fi8I auotl.T
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Ijit qunrter of the moon Muy 8
WEATHER TODAY
Wednesday, May 1".
Temperature 0 n. in., 72; 8 a in.,
77; 10 n. m., 7(i; 12 noon, 77. Mini
mum last night, 72.
Wind C a. m., eloclty 10, direction
F..; 8 a. m velocity 14, direction H.;
10 a, in., velocity !, direction V..; 12
noon, velocity 13, direction N fi To
tal movement past 21 hours, 21' miles.
Ilarometer at 8 a. in , 3U.15. Iteln
tlva humidity, 8 a. in., fit. Dew point
S a. m., C2. Absolute humidity, 8 u
m., B.877.
Total rainfall during past 24 hours,
.03.
VESSELS TO AND
FROMJHE ISLANDS
(Special Cable to Jlcrclmnts'
Kxchnngiv)
Wednesday, May 15.
8AN FRANCISCO Sailed, Muy Hi,
1.30 p. in., S. S. Ilonolulan, for Ho
nolulu. Arrived, May l.r, bkln. Irmgard,
from Mahukona, April 29.
SHATTLi: Sailed, May 14, S. S. AH
zonan, for Honolulu.
PORT QAMtlLi: Sailed, May 14,
schr Alice Cooke, for Honolulu
MAHUKONA - Sailed, May IC, bk.
Footing Suey, for Delaware Break
water. Arrived, May Hi, bktu. Hawaii,
henco Mnv 4.
HILO Sailed, May 11. schr Robert
Searles for Port Townsend.
AEROGRAMS.
S. S. SIKRRA Will duck nt Ocean
Ic wharf early Friday morning from
San Francisco with 02 cabin and 12
steerage passengers, 1073 tons of
freight nnd 27 sacks mall (one day).
S. S. KORKA Will dock at Alakea
wharf Thursday, 8 a. m from Snn
Francisco and sail fur Yokohama
fi p.m.
from Kuual porta this morning.
The steamer Iwalanl Is duo to re
turn here with 4000 Hncks Kllauea su
gar, according to irjiort from officers
In the Hall.
m
Hercules Takes Up Dredge Tow.
With n purling toot of her siren, tho
big Red Stack tug Hercules hnulcd
away with the dredge California In
tow promptly nt 10 o'clock this miirn-
lug and tho VnyagU of over 2100 mites
began in earnest.
Captain Daniel Thompson, tho denu
of Pacific Coast skippers, hopes to
cover the distance In something like
seventeen days if all goes well with
tho weathor and the unwieldy dredge.
Tho California has been boarded up
und precautious taken for meeting
with rough weather on tho way across
tho Pacific.
(a
Maul an Arrival Today.
Today's arrivals Included tho Inler
Island steamer Maul, from Kawnlline
with 11,184 sucks sugar, 7Ii head cat-
tlo, and 2.1 packages sundries. The
American barkentlno Fooling Suey Is
reported nt Mahukona taking on tho
last or a consignment of sugar. Tho
Maul met with moderate wind und
seas.
Sugar Report.
According to report brought by tho
steamer Hall from Kauai this morn
Ing the following sugar Is awaiting
shipment: MAK 4C.8C3. O&lt 32,"i0,
Mcll CO.OOO. KKH 87C0. KSM 3.r,0, VK
710, KSCo 2.-.00, KP 13,430, LP 23,291,
ok 4r,r,o.
Ml
The Commltteo on Commerce of tho
8cnnto reported, April 29, nn amend
ment to tho wireless ship net making
it uniawrul on and after duly 1 for any
ocean-going steamer of tho United
States or of any foreign country, "car
rying one bundled or mora persons,
whether passengers or crow, or botli
to leave, or attempt to leave, any port
of tho United States unlcsH such
steamer shall be equipped with an ef
ficient apparatus for radlo-communl-
cntlon In good working order. In
charge of two or moro persons skilled
In the iiso of such apparatus, ono of
whom shall bo on duty nt all hours ot
the day and night, which apparatus
Bhall be capable of transmitting and
receiving messages over a distance of
at least 100 miles, night or day.
The foregoing amends the presont
act, which requires wireless (with
only ono operntor on duty part of the
time) on passenger steamers cnnyln'j
HO or more persons, Including passen
gers and crew, on routes more than
200 mllos long, by requiring nil ocean
steamers, freight or passenger, having
100 or more persons on board, ro
gardless of the distanco of tho route,
to bo equipped with wireless with two
or moro uperators (one on duty all of
tho time).
Private advices from Washington
indicate thut this bill will pass both
IIouso nnd Senate and become effect
ive July 1.
W. C. PEACOCK & CO, LTD.
FAMILY TRADE
WINE AND LIQUOR MERCHANTS
Merchant, Near Fort
RIGID RESTRICTION SPOILING
HAWAII'S SWEETJOTATO MARKET
"Hnwnll's ability to maintain nhnvo tried n new fumigating scheme
market on the Coast for bweet pota-nn tho Intesl lot Carbon bisulphide
toes depends upon every potato thntwas used In the process, the; potntoes
goes being Inspected hero cnrcfiillybeliig given an eighteen hours' treat
first." meiit with the gns.
This Is what H A. Welnland, ropre- "Hut oven this, I am sorry to say,
settling tho Callfornli State Ilortlculls not certain death for tho pests," ex
turnl Department, says, mid Ii'h whntplnlned Welnland this morning. "Wc
goes so fnr us California l coiicerned.nlso tried hydrocyanic gas, which was
for Welnland Is down here to see thatless effective.
fruit nnd vegetable pests aro kopt out "It ninounts to this Hint tho Ha
California. wnllati grower must cxnmlno every po
Dy tho Lurline last night n lot otlnto, and, what Is more, to ninke sure
sweet potntoes were shipped to thohe sliouhl nip olf both ends slightly
Coast, the consignor being Chungto seo If the worm or borer has made
1 loon, n Chinese glower. It wusn hole and gone Inside.
Cluing Hoon who lind tho unfortunate "It Is possible that the Chinese
experience recently of getting back grower can do this with oveij potato
some tons of potatoes which were and still make a profit, but I doubt If
turned hack because they wcro found tho While man can do so. In fact, the
Infected by, stem-borer and sweet po- outlook for the sweet potato Industry
Into worm. In Hawaii, except for locsl consump
Welnlnnd and the local authorities lion, does not seem ery good now
Wireless Heard Six Thousand Miles.
When the operator In cliargo of tho
Marconi station at .lask. In tho Per
slan (lulf, was clicking out a message
to Home warships In tho gulf recently
to tho accompaniment of his powerful
induction coll, says an Australian pa
per, ho little dreamed that his convcr
hnllon would be overheard bv tho on-
orator on the P. k O, liner Mantua, !
which wns then off tho port of Mel
bourne, n distance of C24U nautical
miles away. At the time the message
was received tho Manilla was Just out
side Port Phillip Heads. The opera
tor (Mr. Sweeney) wns in tho net of
tuning for the various stations when
he detected a ctrnugo note, at lenst
one thnt although familiar to Ills fa
wns strange In these latitudes. No
two stations are like In tone, and op
erntois quickly becomo used to tho
notes of the vurlous stations, nnd nru
able to lecognlze them Immediately
by reason of their peculiar limbic-.
The Jask note Is what has been cull
i1 hv ftm ntiprntnrs ns n hleh nr slmr
ing note. Mr. Sweeney could Bcnrcelyj
lelleve tho evidence or his senses, anil
It was not until the slntliui guvo Its
otllclnl call signal- J. K It Hint he
wns convinced that he had been list
etiliig to the operator at fur-away lask.
This, sulci Mr Sweeuej. Is considered
to be a record for the receiving of slg
mils, but, he added, the same result
nilght not be ngaln achieved for homo
lime. He could only account for It by
some exceptional condition of the
ether at the time. It was a icinurk
nblo fact, ho observed, that tho best
distanco results had been obtained In,
tho Southern Hemisphere, i no ai
lnntlc for some reason was not con
ducive to longdistance signaling. Ho
had overheard tho Jask operator as
clenrly as If ho had only been 100
miles nwny. On his return to Austra
lla Mr. Sweeney will tnk6 up n posi
tion with tho Commonwealth Wlre
Iokh Deiiartment. Tho Manilla Is
equipped with a Marconi IVi-kllowatt
installation, standard snip type, in
which tho Marconi magnetic deteclor,
which on several occasions has prov
ed Its great ability. Is einplo)ed. Tho
Matlon ut Jnsk was erected for the
(loveniment some three years ago,
mid works under the Maiconl patent.
Another New Coast Service.
The steamer Hureka hits inaugurat
ed a now mrvice bctwicn Uing Reach
nnd Mexican ports, leaving tho for
mer port on April 1ft with n full cargo
of cement for Snn Diego and lighter
fielght for Mexican ports The Kure
ka will make weekly trips, leaving
Long Ilcnth on Sntuiday.
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Navao Off the Railway.
'I he Unlled States liavnl tug Nuv.i
Jo was hauled down from the marine
iiillvvny tills morning,
I I'ASSKMILIIS AllllIVLD I
Per stnir, W. O Hall, fiom Kauai
pints. May Hi. Mrs. Hans lsenberg,
A. Robinson. S .Robinson, II. A. llro-
dle, P. S Dole, 0. K. McClellnn, A.
V. Peters. Rov. K. Nella, C. C. Pal
meston. Chang Chun, Leo Sam, 20
deck.
Yon must get (lie Ilulletln to
get the N'ews.
Mnor Peter Ilanraty of McAlester,
Okla, was recalled In n special elec
tion by a vote of 724 to 40.",.
The PALM CAFE
Ice
ODDS AND ENDS
m mi: 1 1IIU
Tho Red Stack tug Hercules has
been Inking on fuel oil nt tho port
I repnrnlory to sailing for tho Const
with tho diedgo California In tow. The
Hercules und tho dredge are expected
to get away this afternoon.
Koine rapid work is being douo In
tha ilscharge of tho Matson Naviga
tion steamer Wlllielmlna This ves
sel arrived vvllh nearly 1000 tons gen
ernl cargo, The Wilhelmina Is sched
uled to depart for Hllo at I, o'clock to
morrow evening.
The Territorial band olficinted nt tho
departure of two Coast-bound steam
ers yesterday. Tho musicians render
ed n pleuslng concert nt the sailing of
the Pacific Mall China und later nt the
Matson wharf upon the dispatch of
the steamer Lurline. ,
A qunutlty of empty gasoline diiimn
(.atheiod, at vuilous Iskind ports weio
shipped to the mainland ill the Lur
line. The Matson Navigation stunner Ho-
nnlulaii. with passengers, malls mid
general cargo for tho Islands, Bulled
from Sun Francisco ut 1 3D tills afler
noon. A 10-dav trip Is eredlted In the bark-
eutliio Irmgard which has arrived at
San Francisco with n full load of su
gar from Muhiikonn. The Irmgard
reached the Coast purl today.
Tho American-Hawaiian freighter
Arlzonnn. with n largo general cargo,
bus sailed fiom Seattlo nnd should or
tlvo hero on W about May 24th,
Loaded with lumber, the American
schooner Alice Cooko sailed from Port
(jaiiibln yesterdny with destination
ns Honolulu.
According to wireless, the bark
Fooling Suey with n full load of sugar
sailed for Delaware) llrcakwutcr today.
leaving fiom Mnhiikoua, her lust port
of call.
Tho liurkentlne Hawaii, from Hono
lulu, bus Just readied Mnhiikonn ac
cording to Into wireless.
Tho schooner Robert Searles sailed
from llllu for Port Towiiseiid on lust
.Saturday.
GIVES FORTUNE
TO GIRL CHUM
PAI.TIMOIli:, Mil, Apr 30- Thir
teen )tm-h iiku n tiny girl In u blue
dnsH, with her bright linlr Kllxteulni;
us It Hew to the sea breeze, uxed to
go down to the ' big rock" on tho shore
if Newport, It I, where almost every
afternoon u 'inlet, iiilddle-uged man
would be pcrciicd fishing.
"DihmI luoriilng," piped the baby
voice iigaiust the ro.ir of the ocean
"(iooil inoiuliiK, Colli Hoc Us," came the
cheery re-ply
And thin, whether tho luck vvasKorm
The
RICHEST
And
BEST
C
ream
Delivered to Any Part of the City
Telephone 20 11
Duffy'" Pur" Mall Whiskey
Made entlnly of
malted grain n
pleimiint stimu
lant Unit should
Hie III every huine
Widely and fu
orably known
fur ovrrf.0 years
Sold everywhere In SHALHI)
HOTTl.i:S ONLY. Medical booklet
nnd doctor's ndvlco sent free on
application
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co,
Rochester, N. Y., U. S. A.
i'Assi:mh:iis ih:pahtki
Per M N. S S Li.tllno, for San
I'ruiiclsco, May 14 -A II Hallet and
,:re Col CI. Kronen II Mullcr, C J.
Pherson nnd wife, W L. Cummlngs
Hid wife, II. W MclCenle, W Rob
ertson, Mrs, W l. Adams nnd rrlend,
i P Rogers nr.il wife V. II. Hlndle,
K flreen, Geo. II. Hiighiud und wife,
C Porter. L. (I. Mnilland, W A.
l.Meoul, II. II. Heislei' and wife, Mr.
und Mrs, Rovvcll nnd child, W. A.
Kumson nnd wife, Mrs. O. C. Dame
nil, Mrs. 0. II. Tuttle, Mrs. I). C.
I'clers, Mrs. T. P. Ha-rit, M. T SI
it.onton, Mrs. O .Ordvvny, J. W. Sclira-
der, Mrs. O. D. Schroder, W. W. Sa
veronal, wife and child.
Per stmr. Mlkahala, for Maul and
Moloknl ports, May 14. Miss Ilruno
und servant, Mrs. A. II. Ilriiue, Mrs.
(has. Hopkins.
Per stmr. Kliinil, for Kauai ports.
May 14. Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. S. Water
house and sou, Laura Wlilttington
Mr. and Mrs. K. Roednhii and Infant,
C. F White, .Ino. Ilrnult, M. Jacob,
Miss Rose (illmtin.
Per stmr. Kllnuea, for Kona and
Kau ports. May 14. Robt. Hind.
i'ASsi:n(ii:rh iiookkd i
t-
Per stmr. Claudlno, for Hllo, via
way ports, May 17. Miss M. Rosehill,
Mr. Hollow ay.
Per slmr. W. (J. Hall, for Kauai
pons, May 19. A. Robinson and par
ty. Per stmr Manna Kea, for, Hllo. via
ports, May 21. It. I. Leslie, Miss Mar
garet and Leslie Tulloch, Miss Flor
ence Harrison, Miss IL (I Hitchcock,
Miss Wright, Mr. Phillip. Miss II. C.
Hitchcock and maid, J. C. Anderson.
Per stmr. W. (1. Hall. Tor Kauai
ports, May Hi. A. Robinson nnd par
ty. S. T. Carr, A. II. Ilanna, A. II.
Rico.
Per stmr. Kllauea, for Kona nnd
Kau poris. May 17. Robt. Hind, (1, J.
Uecker, Miss II. Hitchcock, A. 8. Ila
ker. W. II. U. Arriomamt.
Per stmr. Claiidluc, for Hllo, via
way ports, May 17. Mrs. W. 13. Hal,
Miss Hal, Rev. T. Horl, Rev nnd Mis.
P. S. Scudder, II. (I. Plutniner. Mrs.
E. Turner, Miss Minnie Rosehill, Mr.
Hollovvay.
Per stmr. Mlkahala. for Maul and
Moloknf purls,'' May 21. Miss 'Ilruno
nnd servant, Mrs. A. H. Ilruno, Mis.
I has. Hopkins.,
hub. iiifiniui,
v -t -l $-$- $ I- ! 4
or bail, the nnin would haul In ills line,
Pick up his empty or ludeii creel nnd
follow the wee em luiitro.su In n lulli
j Htrcill ulung the lu-iich.
i The innii vvus Itu-s It Winans. knonn
thiougliniit two continents us uiuxler of
one of tlu- errc-aest American fortunes,
u le-utllng e Itlren of Ilaltiniore und own
er of "Illi-ale House," the Bi'.it sum
mer mansion Unit was thin the won
cler of Newport.
The child was the little i (lighter of
Klilii,- lliitFiii.ui, Iceeper of lluteiuau's
Jim nt llateinnn'H Point
'I lie chumship eoutlniiid through
mail) hupp) Hummers, ou'ii until Dor-
, othj was a big girl mid lung after the
man had bccuine stricken by tragedy
ninl 111 health.
As the world knows, Wln.ins illed
two vveelCH ngo. And jesteiday when
thej lead ills will, they round that his
friendship for "(loldilocIiH" was the
i deepest of all his iiffe-etlons Ross
iWIiiiui line cut .on his son with an
, uiirmlty, had left bequests to many
rclatlvex.; but he hud given, by his dy
,lng declaration, a half million dollars
I to tho baby (now a beautiful iiung
woman of 19) who lind charmed him
on the beach nt Newport.
Accompanied by her futhr, the Prln
cchs of the modern fairy tnle came to
Newport today to cliilm her fortune
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