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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

The pastor and people Of the Taylor Con-
gregatiouai church. North Seattle. have
decided to have another series OF evangel-
istic meetings commencing this evening
ar 80. and continuing during the week.
The pastor, Rev George H Lee. VIII be
assisted by c. c. Swift, general secretary
of the Y. NJ c. A.. and by Y. n c. A.
members who live in that part Of the city.
The meetings commence at 7:so each even
ing and close promptly at s:iA
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Y. N. C. A. Meeting,

Rev W H Seiseck viii address the req
ular O'Clock mems rally at the rooms OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
this afternoon. All men are cordially in
vated 10 be present. Immediately follow
ing the o'clock rally Mr.. Green will con-
duct his gymnasium mems Bible Study
Club in the parlors OF the association. The
boyS round table study at the Same hour
will De conducted by Mr.. o. /. Han and
Mr. Fred Wright
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CONGREGATIONAL ehureh,.

Ff~ss --t4otssrs7tstA (-s.y preaeAs.- =. ..~>
a ~ sns s.se y m. = ~
AtgklsH3-SardAy ssrvs>eS AZ II = -,
and "a IN Y z. :, <. =. p n. senssv
seA1el 40 = aeon
FsyuaeSth Corner Thsnt Aeentsn ara
University street. Rev W. r. G; Try,I,fs
}sassos tss- Seneca stree; teieuhoas e,resa
81 study a. sou@s Home aSssiav .ss-s
cay 438t Z. t. sunday services. gsrea ~
lag al IL q 81 ana Is D. Ia Sunday
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RAMS Nnrn NfIssInn

Tho Rams Horn Mission. 81 washin~-
to,s street. h@'wneu South Second ana
Third Meetings every evening In sha
wrsk ~ 6 o'clock Everybody invite, NJ
II Nichols siueTInten9ent -
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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
IATOoSH. Dec. s. p. m.-Baromeser
Sss: cloudy: wind south. IS miles
NEAH BAY. Dec. St o. m.-Cloudv.
light south wind
PORT ANGELES. Dec 25-4 D. NJ
barometer. 800; cloudy: wind west. four
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

Room c seAt'le N1Eional Rsnk huI!aI.r-
services sunday ~ II a n and Friasv
evening n c'ciSCk- SuSfav zrhof,i ~.
rnesitate'v af'e- ths Sunday service IA
Jag room, omen during re week
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that their record cannet easily De sur
passed and 10 keep the scale rising IN
such enterprises must imply large acntese-
nsenss- That Is Just what the west =
equal 10 and fitted for by trainias ana
yeuuper9nert
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Unitarian Church.

r5~at f'vtts~tae ~A0rTs ~ S>re-.A
stree: between Vr'on ana Pike. No se-,.
So wf.} - bold uStil January = when Jsv
= l. ESQ, wifi preach AZ 4 n N.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

IRE Rams Horn mission, IL Se-o-. az.
s-fas south G>saSysl nsea wx every nvaT
ing Al C'clock Everybody IS Invite.
NJ. I'll. Sicnoss. superintendent
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ThcOsophy.

Seattle Theosophical Society, room 40
Hirckiev block r.o.is grone for eht'dren
al 80 n m Evening meeting q. o'clock
lecture by Mr.. r. II. f.und. Of Tacoma
Philosophical society. Amanda Lodge.
meets Sunday AT 80 ~. m at Ills Third
avenue near Spring street.
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Christian Alliance,

TIE Chrts.i8n Alliance meets \. ~ -
~ .verv Suusav and 0n Thursday a. :
m If sheir haU NJ tnton street N.s &C.,
wAlrd suA FOuria avenues. near Arr,orv
hail
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~ Luke's-Rerton: Rev lionel A. Wye.
minister In charge Service and sermon
at p. m.
ST Paurs Chapei-warren avenue and
Repuhlicsn street Rsy. Lionel one A. wye se -
vice with sermon a, II n. m.
St Mary's-woodiand Park. Rev. n. II.
Goweu In charge. Service and sermon AT
( p. M Mr.. Wilbur 8 Lewis. lay reader.
Take Green lake car. get OF at WinsioW
sfation.
Sc. ssephen's-Paiiard Rev. p. r. Hy-
land. rector. Divine service every Sunday
n u n. m. and 30 y. m. The Holy Com.
munton Is celebrated on the first ana
shird Sundays of the month. m the mrs.
Sunday at II a. m. on the third Sunday AZ
SD p. m.
St ciement's-Twenty-fou avenue
south. near yesier way. Rev. George Buzz
yelle .ector. Sunday school 10 a. M
Morning service and sermon az y ociock.
Evening service and sermon. T:3o O'Clock.
Celebration or the Holy Communion on
the first Sunday OF every month at ii a.
m. and on the third Sunday of every month
AZ 3 4. m. Service every Friday at I:B
,. m.
St Mark's-Harvard avenue. one square
north OF Madison street and Broadway.
Rev. ] 7. u. Llwyd, rector. Residence
Howard avenue and Denny way: iele-
phone Lake sci Services at and II a.
m and 7:5o y. m, Mo-usng thare
''-rhe Universal Religion" Evening. "The
idea az Cod" Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Young peorie's services at s;sn r, m. chill
drsn's Christmas service al p. m.
Trinity Parish church-corner Eighth
avenue and james street. Rev. ~. FL.
ssowen rector Holy Communion. 7;S0 a.
m. Maraing prayer. htany and sermon
=, u oclosk Evening pr prayer ana p sermon,
p'hie class. 10 =. m. Strangers cordially
tnvitpd,
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IF you are going East at Christmas or
New Year. you viii find the Northern Pa
cific is thu tine 20 use. Trains run on
time and passengers comfort az this sea-
son OF the year specially looked after. It's
dining car service as usual. is unexceiled.
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
Inc narnetric pressure Il high over
California and low north OF Washington
neavy rain has fallen in the Northwest.
neing over an inch in the last twelve
hours at Tatoosa; high winds on tho
coast reaching thirry-two miles per hour
az Iatoosa and sixty niles at Fort Candy.
Seattas local report-Maxfnaum temper
Lure. Il degrees. minimum temperature
- degrees; mean temperature, 70 degrees,
rainfall In last twenty-four hours. ek.
G. N SALISBURY. Observer
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49, = = -ss-=---
BIRTHS.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

BURNS-The funeral OF Alexander Burns.
son OF Alexander and Enxna Burns. who
died in Oakland Cal, December ~. will
be held Sunday at 2;N p. m. at the par
lors OF Butterworth q Sons, Third ave-
nue.. near Pike street. Interment viii be
made IN the family lot In Mount Pleas
ant cemetery. Services by Rev. William
A. Major. Friends are invited.
G1LM Mn Seattle. Friday. December
Is. 1897, at the residence, corner of Lee
nora street and Elliott avenue, OF brain
fever, Charles Gilman. aged years, son
of Mrs. Carrie Gilman.
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heNTehfC JUuFHdE-
The boys and girls attending boarding
school in this state declare they are IN
shi= IA keen their minds on the religious
services since the rules forbid them walk
ing home together or sitting together on
the same side OF the chapel Their wits are
occupied in scslsming 20 outwit the stern
espionage under which they are placed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

s~sooi a. 1f.ss D N Young Peoples So
ciesy carx<etan Ertssvor II SO .. m
.sfHTesk ~rn*sr reet1Sx Thursday - 80
r. n Morning susiset TIE Guiding
star" Evening. Bringing Gifts 70
Jesus" =
German conxrsgs tscnal Seventh ave
rue. between Pine and DIVE. Services
~ u A. n and I'D :. a. John g. Bic
gst- pastor.
misunderstanding ~ IL a. M and
q m Sunday scaoa a. I. ofclork. Y. p.
s. {. e. ssis y N Prayer meeting Thurs
dag evening az o clock
E.fx@waser-Rsy. J. T. Nichols. pasto-
Services at II .. m. and D. m Sunday
r4sfooI. is.f5 p$ra. Y. 2. 8. c. &, : Q. N
Junior Y. p. s. c. z. Friday afternoon at
Ssn- PRAYER services THURSDAY evening Of
each week
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Th~ FhAdrsnS NTogr~s<svs r.v~~urn
meets every sunday morning IA Pestas'
haaA Ftgs; avenue. at Il o'ciock
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~~r,oYxExr WANTED : FEMALE.

wANTEp-Posisfon by expersen ed onase
man. competent 10 open and KEEP coI
..orarisn and other books; WEI. SHOWN ~. IN
city. Address n B T.. care
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The Weekly PoSt-inseliigencer viii be
mailed to any address In the United States
or Canada. cents per copy. Issued today.
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LA ROCKIES Kioniike Guide. fifty Illus
trations. mailed any address for 81. F. La
Roche. Seattle
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Gasta%l meetings are hs1s %we~v evening
a. o'elocA ana Sunday Al ., - All AZ
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-26

Yesler Junction Church-Preaching on
Sunday az y a. m.
Duwamish chureh-Dan.ei Bagiey. pas
tor. Sunday school al 10 4 "a. Preaching
a. 30 o. n.
Preaching at IL q. m. and 80 p. m Glass
meeting 10 a. m. Sunday school. 12:D o.
NJ Y. r s. C. e. SIS y. N. Prayer meet
ing Thursday at 80 D. N. Monthly meet
ing the first Thursday OF each month at
$50 .. m. Preaching by Rev. r f. Whit
ham Class meeting this morning at 10.
Strangers welcome 70 all services.
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German-Harrison street and Taylor
avenue Rev August Ernst. pastor. SO
Harrison street German preaching every
Sunday a; ii a. nj. and every first and
third Sunday In The month at s .. m.
English preaching every eecond and fourth
Sunday. Sunday school II s:45 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at Z o. m. Sunday
and { D. m. Wednesday German prayer
meeting every Thursday ut 9 p. m.
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Market strees-ccrner Twenty-fourrh av-
er1ue soush anG Main stree. Rev. Thomas
BALDWIN, d. D. pastor. Services on Sun
DAY al II a. m and s:N .. n. Young Peo-
pies Society Christian Endsavo- a. s.i5 ..
m PRAYER meeting every Thursday even
ing al T:N Sunday school at HIS .. n
swea.sh-ccrner Eighth avenue ard Bell
street Rev Andrew swarsx. pastor; resi-
dsnce. al Dexter avenue Sunday services
a. i9.Da a n. and 80 .. q. Sunday school
al Il n Young peoples prayer meeting
a. .. m. Prayer meeting Thursday even
ing at o'clock. Weekly meeting OF
Young PEOPLES Society Saturday evening
al o'elock. AL who understand the
Swedish language are cordially invited.
First Baptist church-Fourth avenue be-
tween James and Cherry streets, Louis s.
tSeia avenue TEL Brown s7s. Services at
II a. N. and 7:3a o. IN. Bible school. E:i5
n m: Mr. g s. Shank superintendent.
Young Peoples Society, s.N p. n.
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IODAY'S CHURCH Services.

Hereafter notice. fn ire cttfrce go.
terry will BE- confined 20 anroanc~rs..,ss -
mons. Extended Musical rrogrznstss- - -.
Sunday services and ANNOUNCING. - -
church eTsfe-fafcrlsn vii oniF =
Hstsed 81 advertising rates. SoIers
This department Should re- r~cesse1
this Office not later than .. NJ "a -.
Ia order % insure publication o. S11@'
Morning
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THE MARITIME RECORD.

Portland. Or. Dec. :. 1887.
y. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AGRrCrI-
1URE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle Wash Dec g 1851
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invited 10 attend these meetings, especial
" tire wurksugEsn. The Volunteer a-lnory
is 1885, Second avenue south. under Boiink
drug store Officers IN charge Of poR.
CAPTAIN and Mrs r. E. MUmmert
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Methodist Episcopal Chsrehea-
Madison s.rsst-yaaison stree. ara
Twen.y-thsrs avenue. Preaching ?. -
"a. ard I'D .. m. Everybody u invited,
0ansn- PARK. Baliard-B. 80 n, : :, :
pastor Services a Il g. r.. arc - Il = as
ins :. 10 o'ciock
Swedish shurcn - Fifth avenue rear
PIKE street. G. o. Freeman. ps.'o,; IN -
ard - D. H. PRAYER meeting IhErsca
at 7:s p: NJ Everybody cordially invited
10 s:tend.
Trinity-w. 3. Harrington, n. D.. pas,
O. m. ard D. m: class meeting az ie a. m (:
Sunday school a. fss6: Junior League - .
ssl: Epworth League at .. m. frass'
meeting at on THURSDAY.
Rev. George A. Bailey. pastor services
day school, go .. N. Services Of sens sons
every "Wednesday ~ p. ~ 10Y e""
munE5n first Sunday in each month,
crace-Thlrt.eth avenue south and k'ns
street Rev, ". II. Selleck, pastor res.
deucs es8 yesler way. Sunday scnooa 81
u q N. W e. Burgess. superfntenosrn, s I
worth League devotional service az
p. n.
First german-rorner Howard avenue
and Ssewart street. Rev. john G. Moehr-
sIKs ptsEofs Sa6DatD ssrFtE~s- 4
az II a N. and T:3n D. m: Sunday school
az s.fs q. m. Prayer meeting. TnuTsIny
evening NJ O'Clock. Every German Is IN
vffed
Ha-an--rerrer Ear. Newton and last
John Rev j n. Goddard. pastor. lass
meeting. 10 n I'M MoEning sermon At IL
A. N. Sunday school at f2:i5 p. m. Ep-
WORTH League at GO p. m. Evening ser
vice at T:45 o. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
aav evening a. 80 O'Clock All are WEI
ecyne
F-fyvt-rorner Third avenue and MARION
street Rev p NJ Randall. sr., pastor :
residence 80 Union street; telephone
Green 81 Reception day. "Wednesday
afternoon and evening. 10 A. m. eenerai
class raeetIf1r. II A. m, morning service.
1871 D. m Sunday school: D. m. Junior
League. s.is D. IN EEworth League. s.D
n rs eysninr service
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Mound CarmeI aisslon.


Mount Carmel Mission. No. i<oS Third
avenue between Union and Pike Streeis-
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U. S. CRUISER BALTIMORE.

day she sailed for San Pablo Bay to
try her compasses, returning to San
Francisco on the following day and
left for this port as stated above. On
the way from Mare Island to San Fran
cisco, a man-hOle plate h one of the
boilers blew out.
The Baltimore is here to stay inde-
finitely and in all probability Admiral
Miller will transfer his flag aboard her
during the course of the day.
The Baltimore is heavily equipped
boat. She has four 8-inch guns and two
new machine guns carrying 6-milli-
meter guns and firing 900 shots min
ute. Then she has six 6-inch guns and
numerous other rapid firing and gatl-
ing guns. The ship throughout is
equipped with the new navy magazine
rife which carries 6-millimeter car
tridges. The bayonets are in the form
| of short dagger that can be easily
detached. All the ammunition is
| hoisted to the decks by means of an
electrical apparatus. The work is done
very speedily and with much less trou-
BILE than heretofore. The Baltimore has
complement of 361 men. Her officers
are as follows:
| Commanding Officer-Captain N. M
| Dyer.
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Lieutenant Commander-G. Blocklin-

Lieutenant Commander-G. Blocklin-
ger
Lieutenant-W Braunersreuther.
Lieutenant-A. G.. Winterhalter.
Lieutenant-F. w. Kellogg.
Lieutenant-J NJ Ellicott.
Lieutenant-C. S. Stanworth.
Ensign-G N. Hayward.
Ensign-W. S. Whitted.
Naval Cadet-D. w. Wurtsbaugh.
Naval Cadet. c. Wettengel.
Naval Cadet-C. NJ. Tozer..
Naval Cadet. A. Kearney.
Naval Cadet-A. Macarthur.
Medical Inspector. c. Wise.
p. A. Surgeon-F. A. Hesler.
Asst. Surgeon-R. X. Smith.
Paymaster-E. Bellows.
Chief Engineer-A. Kirby.
p. A. Engineer-W. p. Winchell.
Asst. Engineer-H. B. Price.
Asst. Engineer-H. l. Cone.
Naval Cadet eng. Div.)-C. P. Burt
Chaplain-F. S. Freeman.
Captain of Marines-O. c. Bergman.
First Lieutenant of Marines-D. Will
liams.
Boatswain-H. R. Brayton.
Gunner-L. J. Connolly.
Carpenter-Otto Barth.
Pay Clerk-W. j. Corwin.
Messrs. Blocklinger, Braunersreu-
<her, Stanworth, Bellows, Kirby, Free
man, Williams, BraytOn and COrwin
are new men. Mr. Stanworth Is we'll
known here. Messrs. Kellogg and Ell
licott were transferred from the Marion
and the other officers are all from the
Philadelphia.
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NORMA HAD LEAKS.
Schooner Had to Put Back to
Port.


The schooner Norma returned to
port at about o'clock Sunday morning
with the report that there were about
five feet of water in her hold and that
part of the cargo of general merchan-
disc which she was taking to KOna
ports, had been damaged. George
McDougall, the owner, was seen
about the matter and gave the facts
in regard thereto, as follows:
"The schooner Norma started away
from this port at about p. m. Satur-
day, taking full cargo of general
merchandise for Kona ports. She was
in command of Captain Pala, an ex-
perienced native. When about twenty
miles off Koko Head, it was discover
ed that the Norma was leaking badly
and that the best thing to be done
was to return to Honolulu. This was
done and she got here at an early hour
Sunday morning, hauling alongside
Brewers wharf. On examining 1t was
found that the leaks came from the
sides, these having been caused by the
fact that she has been for long time
exposed to the sun without any cargo
whatever in her hold. The effect was
widening of the seams and as soon
as a heavy cargo was put into ner, the
seams went below the water. OF course
you can readily see what happened.
With the cargo all down in the hold,
the leaks were not discovered until
there was a considerable amount or
water in the vessel
"The extent of the damage is not
very great. After removing all the
cargo, we found the following dam
aged: 80 bags of -four. 35 barley and
bran, z of rice and few cases of gen.
| eral merchandise. These | shall re-
place at once.
can expert is to examine the Norma
tomorrow. She will then be put on the
marine railway and her needs attended
to. l expect to get her out again on
Wednesday with everything in first
class order and with no longer any
danger of leaks
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d VICTORIOUS.
Carries off the Elvin Trophy Rifle
With a Good Record.

D won everything in the match Sat
urday and Sunday with B at the Ka-
kaako range. Sergeant Harris of D
made the score that carries the Elvin
trophy rifle to the quarters of his
company The scores of the first ten
men were:
D-Harris A, Sam Johnson 43, Bur-
nette AZ, Butler Al, Captain Bergstrom
40, Cook 40, Lemon 40, Boyd 80, Ber-
gan 3S, Smith 36-Total 403.
B-Atherton AZ, Riley AZ, Olson AZ
Frasher AZ, Winant 40, Ward 80, Giles
SO, Angus 81, Weldon 81, Thrum So
Total 395.
Other scores were: D-Vida "a
Timmons "a, Willis 81, Mitchell "a
B-Hapai SO, Cottrall Sc, Ordway 81
Foster 20.
The weather was unfavOrable. L
took the most lively interest in the
match, practicing faithfully and turn
ing out the full quota of marksmen.
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The .. s. s. Baltimore is Now
in Naval Row.
LESS THAN EIGHT DAYS OUT
Was Not Pushed-Has 361 Men
Aboard-Some New Officers.
Old AcQuaintances.

The U. S. S. Baltimore, Captain N.
M. Dyer commanding arrived in port
and anchored in naval row at 10 a. m.
Sunday after pleasant trip Of about
seven days and twenty-five hours from
San Francisco. The Baltimore is not
such a speedy boat as the Philadelphia
but she can get over the water in very
good style.
The trip from the Golden Gate was
rather an uneventful one with fine
weather and a moderate sea running
all the way When but a short distance
away from her last port, she sprung a
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS,
IF YOU BUY A SINGER

IF YOU BUY A SINGER,
You will receive careful instruction
from competent teacher at your
home.
You can obtain necessary accessories
direct from the companys offices.
You will get prompt attention in any
part Of the world, as our offices are ev-
erywhere and we give careful attention
to all customers, no matter where the
machine may have been purchased.
You will be dealing with the leading
company in the sewing machine busi-
ness, having an unequalled experience
and an unrivalled reputation - the
strongest guarantee Of excellence.
Sold on easy payments. Repairing
done. B. BERGERSEN, Agent.
164 Bethel Street, Honolulu.
The City Carriage Company possess
only first-class hacks and employ only
careful, steady drivers.
Carriages at all hours.
Telephone 113.
JOHN S. ANDRADE.
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Too MANY Friends.

A Japanese who wished to return
home on the Belgic Saturday, had
quite an experience before getting safe
ly aboard. He was pestered by lot
of his Japanese friends" who seemed
to be interested in getting him to re-
main The man for whom the Jap had
been working, went to police mead
quarters and made complaint against
the unruly chap. Officer Espinda was
detailed to see the Japanese safely
aboard. He met with some resistance
at the wharf but there was soon pain
made and the man was put on the Bel
gic.
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leak in the tiller room. This will
probably be remedied here.
The Baltimore left San Francisco on
October 30th under moderate speed
and using three of her boilers. She
was not pushed at all. The Wheeling
on her way to San Francisco, was
sighted at $50 a. m. on Sunday.
The Baltimore went into commission
on the 18th of October and on the 18th
all the men were transferred aboard
her from the Philadelphia. She left
Mare Island Navy Yard on the 10th and
sailed for San Francisco. On the next
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KiIOhana Art League.

Members of the Kilohana Art League
should remember that from to IL to-
day, contributions for the fall exhibi-
ton will be received at the hall. The
committee in charge desires that each
contributor bring a list of what he or
she proposes to exhibit.