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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21
A TORNADO
Dsltruotivs wind storn =, Hartford, Kan
--EverythinG swept Bron its Path, 100
Eoaf Vida

DsltruotIve Wind storn ., Hartford, Nan.
-EverythinG swept prom Its Path. 100
Faet Wide
HkRIFoRD. Kaa, June lA--Early
Monday evening tornado struck
here, coming from the southwest, and
swept everything from i,s path, which
was clean cut and about one hundred
feet In width No one 80 far A.
known. was killed, although several |
persons were injured, = badly that
they are not expected y live. The
wounded are;
Mr.. Lawson, will die
Mrs. Lawson, seriously burt
Mira Mary y Rawson, probably IA
tally injured,
Cora RAwson, severely hurt
Ola Rawson, badly cut about tho
head.
Mrs II. X. smith. severely hurt
About twelve houses wen totally
destroyed, and many barns Hnd out
houses. Among the houses totally de-
stroyed were those Of Judge W, }.
Combs. Mira Rawson. Stuckeys harm
and mill. Clarence Conley, L 4 bud
ley, j. A. Thompson. W. O. Root God
frey Schwart1 aud several othert
The roof Of Clarence Conley's house
was lifted of clean, the remAindeT Of
the structure being unbArmed. Many
other houses were moro or less dam
aged. The total loss is estimated At
from 5000 10 saO,OO0
HAMPTON. Ncb.. June ls-A whd
storm with almost tho energy OF
cyclone reached here ct l o'clock Mon
day morning windmills all over towl
and the adjacent country were blow
down and many houses and barns !
the village were partly demolished
Goods in business buildings While
wcrs unroofed were badly damaged b
rain.
} WALLACE, Neh, June ia tornad
OF terrific force. covering territory te
! miles wide and about thirty In lengtl
passed Jus, north Of here Sunday Rfte
!, noon, taking u southeasterly eur
!. aud sweeping everything in lie pat
AZ yet only one death Is reported. tn
G OF Joseph Young, whose house VI
}. picked up and carried three miles
c the air and then scattered In ruin
i Mr. Young was the only one OF q
family In the house at the time. Il
y body wRs found Monday half mi
4 from where the house stood, horrib
l. manglcd, With every shred OF clothil
/, torn from IL II is feared that dealt
will DO reported from the eastern e
le OF the county.
"A CnEkToS. In, June is-A severe HI
% rlcAne passed over this section Of
"a state at an early hour Monday MOI
ing, west Of here, along the Inc OF
"a Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy. hui
m inqs were blown down and mues
N fence leveled In the counties
m Montgomery. Adams and Union cons
erable damage was done TO crops
a. heavy rain followed the storm and b
n. down the growing grain. Seve
~ washouts Of bridges are reported ale
~ the lines Of the Chicngo, burlington
Quincy
-. CAMERON. Mo. juno lS-A wA'
- spout six miles east Of here Sun'
III. night did great damage 10 grow
a | cropA
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BALANCE OF TRADE.
Erpos,. Fall on sIA.OOo.Ooo and Import,
Increase . Like Amount.

E1ports Fall on s7A,OOo.OoO and Imports
Increase . Like Amount
WARRINGTON, June 1.-THE bureau
OF statistics, in Its report on the i'm.
ports, exports and immigration Of the
United states during the month OF
May, and the eleven months ending
with May, shows that the exports
OF domestic merchandise during
May amounted to soc, 72o, dss, gain OF
81. OOO,O 200 over May. 1894. FOR the
eleven months the exports q nerchan.
disc amounted 70 only s73pSl,o s7, q
loss OF nearly s7i, 900 900. The imports
Of merchandise during May amounted
TO 500, o23, 900 OF which nearly sal, 0Oo,-
600 came in free OF duty, The gain for
the month over May, 1894, WIS tbout
SO. 900, OOa and for the eleven month.
the gain was about s74, 900, OOp, or al
most exactly the amount lost on ex
ports
Tho exports OF gold coin and bullior
during May amounted to Sil6,7ap, ant
the imports 81, sOo,e2G For the elevol
months tho gold exports amounted u
s04, s3l, 2e7, and the Imports saAo'e,
COS.
The exports Of silver during VA
aggregated IS, 797,04l, and the imper
s7la sls During the eleven monti
the exports Of silver amounted
ga, all. i4O, and the imports to ss,5H
All.
The number Of immigrants who =
rived during May was 4o,lA4, an
crease over May, 1894, Of about 1870
During the eleven months there was
falling off Of about 45,5O.
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FROM ROME
Comes Orders for Catholics to Remain Out
Of the Knights Of PythiaA

Comes Ordern for Catholics 10 heuhAn pue
Of tho Knights Of FythiaA
wAsnisoroN. June IS "A second de-
cree has been received from Rome con-
corning the obligation OF Catholics
TO remain out OF the Knights OF
PythiAs organization. Il states
that there appears no further
reason why the decree Of last Do
cember should not DO made public in
nal dioceses, and all archhishoPs and
bishops are accordingly directed to
promulgate the DEGREES without fur
Their delay. When the decree was first
issued, the head OF caoh diocese was
given two months within which 10
publish II or else TO mako known 70
Rome IN writing what special ciTcum'
stances existed why publication should
be deferred.
Most Of the heads Of dioceses have
since published the decree, but as un
official information reached Rome tha'
some bishops had not yet acted, THU
second decree was issued.
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dropped peaa in CHURCH

Fl. HUNTER, n. Y, June lf.-Georgs
+. Mills, Of Fonda, one Of the best
known business men Of the Mohawk
valley, died suddenly In the Reformed
church in that village childrep's day
YVES being observed by the Sunday
school and Mr.. MIlls was Just closing
his address on watchfulness when no
foil over and soon expired. The church
was crowded and several people tpinted
and were carried from the church.
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sllnon, wore opan Sunday.

NEw YoaK. June it-contrary to
general expectatl6ps, Police Commits
SION Roosevelt failed 10 do excise duty
sunday. An effort WIS made by the
police TO enforce the law in the early
hours Of tho morning, especially on
the lower east side and IN the district
about City Hall park, but as the day
wore on the thirst OF the inhabitants
began TO assert itself. and the drought
vas only apparent in spots
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Borders &SteWarts.

probably because he sees no merit I'D
the order.
MINNEAPoLIs capitalists are plan
ming TO spend sl,OO0,OOO upon dam
below the falls Of St Anthony to nth
ine waste water power.
AFTnR years of search the grave Of
SerGt Lloyd, member Of the Lewis
and Clarke expedition, has been as
covered near Sioux City, la
TnE observatory at PelSin Is the old.
est In the world, having been founded
in le79 by Kubla Khan, the first en-
peror Of the Mogul dynasty.
Tue see OF ST. Louis, IN which Arch.
bishop Rain has succeeded the vepera-
BILE Archbishop Kenriclt has had but
two occupants before IN 100 years
CHARLES RsADE and James Payn, the
novelists are said to have been HAND
somely remembered N the wills OF
readers who were personally unknown
TO them.
A FIRE broke out IN butter factory
near Madison, Wis After all the water
On hand was used 9,S0o gallons Of nailk
were used IN Its stead, and the fire wa
put out
AMAN was sent to the aAylum ip ohf
caeo, the other day, who seemed sane
on other questions, but told the court
he had q solarscope which did ms
thinking.
The mortality among cattle Of sea,
resulting from cruelty, want Of water,
ETC., was formerly stated st 10 per
: cent, while az the present time II n
per cent
THR Youngstown police department!
. issued an order for the cloaing OF al
Is business places on Sunday, but sewers,
storekeeyers will resist and carry tha
cases 70 court
II ovEa 100 acres are given UP 70 pickle
growing In the vicinity of the town q
p Camden, Ne The crop Is o profitable
W one, usually yielding an income OF elD
TO $3.50 an acre. !,
Is CRIMINAL lenlency combined wiz
is the densest ignorance" he had ever me
With were the terms In which Jud4
70 Goggln characterised tury sitting
he I "a -
his conrt az on'out'" =
/. QuHES SiHisrIsA !" ai nm.
he ceived a oe9ues. y soV. ~ os,s|
frame with the fevefs,ou :" ~ ~ ~
=, dren, from a ricn merenan" iu A'o'
o. q ander soier' on Maof1u'
THE new cotton peS' olseUsese1 h
re, bama. Many formers have found
Al necessary 70 .' p .hs ,n.ao.
~ TO tne ravseos % guy h ,,'V ,no ,or.hs
"a, "a Dill NE ' p,,..omho corntc ref
n. t ~ Kin a. an,um honey" a tile tn
~. n,,.an,,s that 81 colonel or judg
NO. ana a. in toct the very highest loo
=, a,,,oc;rm
,hs 'u A,y'orou oen. O. O. Howard h
declined the presidency Of Norwi
emit university. Mortified, VI, be win 4
out liver an annual course OF lectures
are TINT inssitutioh.
Two illustrious EnEiisbwomen, FIJI
be- ence Nightingale and Seon Ingelc
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A RELIGIOUS LEAGUE.
Prof Charles VI. Shields, Of Prince
ton. Elected as President
lev VIM ChAuneey Langdon. OF Provi-
dsncs, Was Elsctsd Secretary and Tenn
porAry Treasurer-rhe Main OBJ
iect IL Catholic Unity.

NEW YoRH, June ia number OF
clergymen from the seven leading
Protestant denominations have organ
ized themselves into league Of
Catholic unity. Rev. Prof. Charles WI
Shields, Of Princeton, was elected
president, and Rev. DIR. VIM. Chauneey
Langdon. OF Providence. secretary and
temporary treasurer,
The league is the direct outcome OF
the deliberations Of circle Of promi-
nent clergymen during the last few
years, who met originally Mt the sug'
gestion OF Rev Dr. Langdon for the
purpose OF studying the subject OF
Christian unity. OF this circle Prof,
Shields vas the presiding genius, but
It's organization was wholly an In
formal one and not until its members
had arrived at n conclusion with def
mite basis upon which To work did they
deem II expedient TO submit their plans
TO the public
Al the meeting IL was decided to
issue n circular letter 10 the clergy and
laity Of the country, defining the pnr'
/. pose OF the institution and the princi'
pies upon which II was formed The
circular letter is, in part as follows:
I'm view OF the acknowledged evil
/ Of divided Christendom, and In view
4 also. Of the growing desire of church
10 unity we whose names are subscribed
dcyoutly seeking the Divine guid
% ahcc and blessing, hereby asso
"A eiatc ourselves as league for Tn
\. promotion u Catholic unity. Withou
r. dttaching ourselves from the Christian
"A BODIES 10 which W. soverally belong
h. q intending 70 compromise our rel0
AZ tions thereto, or seeking 10 interior
"A with other efforts for Christian unity
In we accept as worthy OF the mos
"a thoughtful consideration. the tou
no principles OF church unity proposed b
lis the bishops OF the Protestant and Epi
lie oopal church ut Chicago IN 1854 an
~ amended by the Lambenth conventic
M Of iess as follows
hs 81 The HOLY Scriptures OF the o
nd and New 'festAnents, as containing a
things necessary to salvation, and
mr.. being the rule and ultimate standa
he Of faith
-p- - The Apostles Creed. as the oa
he tismRl symbol, and the Nicene Cree
ID as the sufficient statement OF the Chr
OF tian fnith
Of - The two sacramento ordained
"A. Christ, baptism and the supper OF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21
M,,,,.,,pu, p,an,atlon Tragedy.

NAronEa, Miss, June l7.-R. W.
Dawson, white man, who was infatu'
ated with Negress. who had left him,
went TO the plantation where he wes
STAYING and killed the woman, Frank
Macltlin, the owner of the plantation
and wounded boy. Dawson then fed
but posse later came up with him,
and riddlcd the murderer with bullets
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

SALT LAKE, Utah, June if,--Some OF
those who arc opposed 70 statehood Tor
Utah are doing all In their power TO
defeat It. The latest move Is the al.
legged discovery that the constitutional
convention, lately adjourned, made no
provision for the conduct Of the cleo
ton by which the instrument Is TO be
adopted or rejected An injunction is
Threatened.
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Nearly Lyncnsd.

Mt STEALING, KY, June r.-Police-
man Charles Evans, who was shot by
John johnson, az exconvict Negro,
Saturday night, died Sunday, and the
friends Of Evans went wild, and but
for the interference Of men OF jude'
mont, an attempt would have been made
20 take johnson from the county jail
and lynch him.
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REPUBLICAN LEAouEa
Gen. meAIpin win Probably h Elected
Praaldenf.


CLEVELAND, o., June 16-Delegates
10 the Republican league convention
began to arrive Monday. There were
enough Of them 10 attract attention in
the Hobbies OF the hotels, and the talk
Of the money question, tariff and league
politics heard on every side indi-
Gated that the great meeting was close
at hand.
National Secretary A. IL Humphrey
arrived from Chicago and opened head
quarters. "The outlook FOR a great
convention is fine; never saw better
prospects for successful meeting,
said he.
'sThe League presidency There are
half dozen candidates, but Gen f. A.
McAlpin, OF New York. Is the man.
said the secretary. "He has enough
votes pledged TO him now 70 insure his
election. He will come with the New
York delegation Tuesday night
Ex-senator Warner Miller Is COM
1 ing with tho boys So are George Gun
/ ton, Of the New York school of econo-
my. and Prof. Williams, of Brown uni
versity. They will give these silver
men some IDEAS on the money ques-
ton. President W W. Tracy will be
here Tuesday"
! Senator Thurston, of Nebraska, will
probably be the chairman of the free
ior.all meeting Thursday. That is the
meeting where any delegate may pre-
sent any subject for discussion. II
will be the occasion when the silver
! and gold men meet in battle array.
! An Indication that the west will no
; be solid for free silver was given b.
Frank W. Bicknell, of Des Moines
who arrived Monday. He Is the repre-
, sentative OF tho Iowa State Registe
!. and the Iowa member Of the Nationa
: league executive committee.
c Our platform Is Allison's speech a
1 Pittsburgh" be said I'VE are for II
n ternational bimetallism. We believ
/, that il is not within the province {
|. this convention 10 adopt any resolutio
e concerning party principles. That u
!, business OF the national convention
Il I'VE are for Allison for president a
IT the time, but will not make greI
y display over it here. We are on GOO
s. terms with all tho candidates, and
ID not care To have any friction with u
N Mckinley people on his own stampir
ground
Id information received by the loo
IL committee on arrangements ipdica
Us that there will be about 1900 del
I'd gates present, and the number
visitors is estimated at 10000 4
p city will be in holiday attire, ma
ID, OF the big buildings being decorat
is already
Covers for 1900 will be laid in I
by Arcade, where the banquet ocet
he Thursday The decorations OF the
of terbor OF this immense structure
he the finest ever seen In this sta
james II, Iloyt, OF this city, who y
lily q prominent candidate for the rep'
lis. lican qubernatorial nomination, v
ma. be the toastmaster ut the banquet.
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senator stewart soolds.

LOUISVILLE, NY, June Ex-senator
VIM. Stewart Is In the city. In an Inc
terview Sunday he hurled hot words at
the head OF every gold bug In the
country. The senator said that John
sherman is the wickedest man ever
born Of woman Cleveland the cruel
eat hearted human of the agel" ben
Harrison no better, but much less, au'
dacious.r
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WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE state de-
partment has received information
Of the serious devastation thoi revolu'
ton In Colombia Is causing II also
shows the very straitened circum'
stances In which the government hnd'
itself, owing 10 the war The govern
ment Is out Of funds, and Is making
tax levles which are very hard TO bear
placing onerous export and excise tax
"a ON coffee, which IL the principal
crop Of the country. The revolution
also hpt. t,,Incd tho country OF man
ard Mod IN the destruction o
cfop POI w. >almRlh used for trans
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ora,,hopp,rs p,Vtroyino orops.

LlrrIE RocU, Ark, June 5.--Re'
ports from Oklahoma confirm previous
statements concerning the gresshop-
pers which ore sweeping over the ter
rItory la such numbers that thoy are
destroying the corn crop and the farm
ara are unable 10 cope with thcfn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21
~ YnrL,a nsleratlon.

km York, June ls,-Two or three
hundred republicans left for Cleveland
on l spccial train Tuesday, to attend
the convention OF the league OF re-
publican clubs. Fiity-one delegates
from New York, Kings, Queens, Rich
mond and suffolk counties will be on
the ttaip headed by Adjt Gen. II A
McAlhin
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DRnIIN, Juno 1.-THE German
American veterAns Of tho war OF 1870
have planned q visit 70 Prince Bis
marck At Frelderloharuhc after ae
tending tho celebration Of tho oerlngn
victories Al Meta on June %
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GRERNspuna, Ind, June ia light
ensued Monday morning between
Newt Brown and his brother. Newt
got his brothcr's thumb in his mouth
md chcwed n of.
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BERLIN, June i7.-Emperor William
has ordered that all of the young
princes OF the imperial family shall
learn to swim, so bathing house has
been erected on the banks OF the Havel
in which the youngsters began theil
daily practice Monday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

VIENNA, June i7.-~The cyclists der
by here Sunday was won by the Amer
lean rider, Goo. Banker
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KSoxvnag, Tcnnn June IA Dig
delegation Of Tennessee republicans
will attend the republican league
meeting AZ Cleveland, o., this week.
A largo humber went from east
Tennessee Monday night and Will
take the Waansscc special train At
Cincinnati slday morning. Among
these will WW. Clay Evans, recent
stage He by q IiiEhwAyman.
UkiAn, Cd Auno rs The west
bound stage IL Aheld up saturday by
lone highwl }, whosecured u, 20l
from the Well 10 strong box
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n. o. CEASE.
DENTIST,
LOUISA, KY

Am better prepared
Than ever befor TO do
All kinds OF work In
tho DENTALIlNE \
FiIti.laka si,lo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-14
STEAMER HALL ARRIVES
THE ELEU AND LEHUA EXPERT
ENCE BAD WEATHER.
A Big Consixnmen emit of Coffse From Hs-
waii--GeneraI shipping ItemsAlong
the Waterfront.
The steamer Kcauhou brought in load of
rice from Punaluu at noon today.

The steamer Kcauhou brought in a load of
rice from Punaluu at noon today.
The arrival of the tug Eleu is reported in
another column
The steamer Kaala with 2099 bags paddy
came in from the Oahu circuit last evening.
The steamer James Makee brought in 1885
bags Of sugar and $50 bags Of paddy from Ka.
paa yesterday.
The liner China from Yokohama may be in
tomorrow night. The departures of the Aus
tralia and China may take place at the same
time,
The bark Aldergrovc, Captain VIM Robert
sou, ~ days from Liverpool, came into port
this afternoon with general cargo, cOnsign-
ed to T II Davies " Co. She locked al
Brewers and will receive quick discharge, as
lot OF Christmas goods for local tradcsmen
is on board.
The steamer W Hall with 1926 bags of
sugar, 42l bags Of coffee and 80 head of cattle
besides full list of passengers, came in from
Kona and Kau at ) o'clock last evening. She
reports besides unusually dsagrceablc wealth
er a flying DutChman of Lanai in the shape
of small schooner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-14

is'-Di Eor o al RACE l. y nan trophy free
od-RICyI ",' AVE. Oro-ho,s mia Jrronno
unon ~ al ,a,, I,i; ,,i n,i,o ounohii Ic
., years
a., rangeme9t to be made later,
Onolh"It 80 ~ iNo %,oo wu uiSe
Gov 90" anu "''Sn'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-14

This Company will reserves the right to
make changes in the time of departure and
arrival of its steamers without notice and
it will not be responsible for any conse-
quences arising therefrom.
Consignees must be at the Landings to
receive their Freight; this Company will
not hold itself responsible for freight after
it has been landed.
Live Stock only at owners risk.
This Company will not be responsible
for Money or Valuables of passengers
unless placed in the care Of Pursers.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those falling to
DO so will be subject to an additional
charge of twenty-five per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-14
ARRIVALS.

Stmr W Hall, Simerson, from Maui and
Hawaii.
Stmr Kaala, Brown, from circuit OF
Oahu.
Stmr James Makcc, Peterson, from Kapaa,
Kauai.
Stmr Lchua, from Molokai and Lanai.
Tug Eleu, Illlbus, from a cruise.
Stmr Ke Au IIou, Thompson, from Puma
luu
Br bk Aldcrgrovc, Robertson, from Liver
pool.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-14
Projected DEPARTURES.

O9S Australia, Houdlcttc, for San Fran
cisco, Monday, Dec 10.
Stmr Kaalu, Brown, for circuit of Oahu,
Monday, Dec lG, at 10 a IN.
Stmr W Hall, Simerson, for Kons and
Kau, Hawaii, Tuesday, Dec Il, at 10 IN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-14

City Carriage Co.. j. S And.
rade, manager. II you want II
hack with good horse and care
full driver ring up Telephone lib,
corner of Fort and Mercha mt
streets. Hack at ali hours.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-14
PAS%ENGERS ARRIVED.

From Maui and Hawaii, per stmr W G Hall
X + Langc, JAS + Morgan, j II Boyd, W II
Cornwcll, \ Christensen, wife and child, W
Muller and daughter, T. Young, Nowlcin
and wife, Mrs and Miss McWayne, Miss
lowell Miss Bolton, Miss Mitchell, zee Wo,
AhO, and 50 on deck.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-14
IMPORTS.

EXW q Hall-5G!6 bags sugar, 42l bags
coffee 90 head cattle, ~ bags ava, l6 bdls
hides, 1873 pkgs sundrcs.
Ex James Makee-lI35 bags sugar, 4sO bags
paddy.
Ex Kaala-G099 bags paddy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-14
Stmr. CLAUDINE,
CAMERON, Commander,

Will leave Honolulu Tuesday at 8 p. NJ,
touching at Kahului, Hama, Hamoa and
Kipahulu, Maui. Returning arrives at
Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call at Nun, Kaupo, on second trip
of each month.
ITNo Freight will be received after
P. NJ. on day of sailing
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-14
VESSELS IN PORT.
NAVAL VESSELS.
II BM S Wild Swan, Napier, Esquimalt.
U So Bennington, Pigman, Mare Island
MERCHANTMEN

MERCHANTMEN.
Coasters not included In this list.)
q : 5 Australia, iIoudlctte. 5 +.
Am bEtn Willie z Hume, BridgmOn, Newcastle
br Dk Tam O'Shanter, Scnbody, Newcastle
Am bk Martha Wis, San Francisco.
Ger blk II laCkicld, Barber, \ Y.
Am sch Robert Levers. Goodman, PCT Sound,
Am bk Annie Johnson, ; + (llilo)
Mic bk Don Adolfo, Larsen, Newcastle.
Am BIZ Mohicau, Brown, Calao.
Am brgt w & Irwin, Williams, S F.
Am schr Aloha, Dabcl, ST.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-12-14
TO ALL WHO USE PAINT:

TO ALL WHO USE PAINT:
purchased Charles wagner
of
dsllth PFRRLEs
Patent for Peerless
granted to G. Abes
right make
Hawaiian Islands
Trade Mark for
to
of HswanfOr
Imustio
paint positively injurious metal which may be applied
Bswsr o Fraud.
We being defaud into bat the genuine
obtained Abes and Walton
Warning Aosins In ssnnepL
against buying selling using article under
Of
infringement patent and trade mark and violation
damage by JUS N accordance with the Hawaiian Law
l.. G. ABLES
II. =. WALTON.
Honolulu. Oct 10, 1898.