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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-01-08
THE MIDNIGHT .SMUGGLERS
OF THE
FLORIDA KEYS.
SNoney SHADE IN a Romantic But 5Vefari-
Gus Traffic.
Boafiosds of o4rn1s and o4nmuniion Exchanged fo'
Similar Bozflosds of Cuban rum
1d Cigars.

II costs liz - cents In trade Them cigars
asad tobaeco--bas snscks. You know what
prices the real Senerwine Havana goods
will fetch In Our markets. Them Iuban-
sre SO h@si bent on fixntia' they'll give any
price for a good gun or some ammunition
AZ the same time tfiars risks Ii Span
sss, zanAoat was to kstcti Us with our Are
arms. she'd take us to EaDarsass and next
aay tsere would Or n Sboots.' party. with
Billy, you and 10. fer targets. It's sure
seash 10 be caught smuggling firearms 70
the cssbans these days."
Suppose Uncle Sans cutter was TO ov-
erhats. your
.w1'd lose boat and cargo, but that
would be about all We Amt easy ketched
though, Ter we've got anchors, ropes and
floats. and it's only few minutes Job Ia
Lash kegs and cases together. sink' en-
mark the spot. and come hack after them
when times Is better
We reached Bens Key about daylight
Part OF the cargo was transferred 10 Billy 8
eIoop ard the rest concealed under Ben's
floor. Late that day Billy and the writer
sailed into Key West harb0r. with Kegs
and cases deftiy concealed under pile OF
gunny sacks. bedding and fish. purinS
the following night all were disposed OF al
d good round profit
.sNscs business" said Billy. showing nae
n fax roll of notes Better than spong'
ing
But under the recently changed condi'
ton Of affairs, the nice business has been
found to be no longer profitable. And now
Uncle Sam. having long winked at IT. Is
about 70 put his foot down and crush II
ont altogether.-New York Commercial Al
ySrfi@er
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TROUBLE AGAIN IN SWAT

LONDON, Nov. Especial dispatches
from Simia, the summer capital of British
India, says the Mad Muliah has been sue
ces.sful in his FIRST fight. defeating the DIR
fribesmen and killing number OF them.
The Nawab of Dir has sent an army
against the Mnllah. and the British native
frontier troops are moving toward the
Swat valley, where the outbreak has oc-
CURED The Muliah is trying TO arouse q
fanatical outbreak against the British.
There's trouble again in the Valley of
Swat.
The Mad Mullah's forces are making 1t hot,
The Nawab of Dir is tied In knot
And his tribesmen expecting the spear and
the pot
That's what,
All in the Valley OF Swat.
In tho beautiful Valley OF Swat.
The Home Office thinks 1t Is mostly rot
But the frightened Nawab says distinctly
tits not.
SO the British frontier troops are out on
the trot.
Determined 10 get pretty quick 20 the
spot
That's whqti
And settle ths troubiss III Swat
In the beautiful Valley of Swat!
Dfar me. but i. must be a peasant lot
To i've I'm the beautiful Valley Of Swat.
When a man Is like 10 be speared shot,
And his children roasted. TO the httlest tot
That's what,
Roasted alive in the Valley OF Swat,
In the beautiful Valley OF Swat.
In, deucedly glad that haven't got
To live in that place. And / don't care d
jot
II all the Nawabs are killed in tfa. grot.
For i've run gu. OF words 70 rhyme with
Swat
That's what,
So farewell 10 the Valley Of s~at.
To the beautiful Valley of Swat
ELwYS IRVING HOFFMAN.
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Pretty Preach s.n,im~ntaI,,x

TIE Isslr. which - oTe - the Soasfa=t an
rse~s influential of lAttes-siag French news
pape-s. Yusasssss3 on Novesns<r IL 4 para-
graph ca y agei which, a nsemhe- Of rs
STAFF lad fossgtss with a iawye~ naa.sd ~
Mcrei. ard the terms employed s,y that
Journal throw a curious sfsse~9sghr srava .aas
ess8y Sary ~ sasase ~ tae sr.s1ng ard figns4eg
csassex In zHeaare. "sSss have had rht
hmppsaesx TO learn sssas tfge wound ssee3vea
yestagsiay By LAWYER M0rwi Ia rrsorss sersssss4
than was supposed At FIRST tennsss5exfn M
that u 10 complicated VITA a RAD sGaRa@a
there are good grounds fer hoping trat thf,
woszni wSn hare serious consequence s-~-
Contemporary Fisv3vw
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Faith i. after Ak ;he hssSss - zsrsig,S
sra. Z tAsrc - ~ fs3ta. there ear Re sss
hstb&3ne fNsr ssss reason. s. IL pszeSg lie 80
saosa .1e srS skilled ia tseesA Sleeess,1s. ssss
NO are dishonest So carry en- xey,ef zrsas.a
fog a SERIES - Ezaashs ~ exvn year. cas-
aa-est Fsse4ss~ss ~ wsscA s-y-rs tAse r..es.
expert accountants srs asssNfyss ana gar,
- seeetxeS as t1Hx SIS ghss dishonest rsass
css have Aenes& &c s;ss asseks T3se rsveeaf
Esees7f'a SO sssAsszss merits ss~ failures tsssx
ts %'1sszst srv@wv sass ane~ Esa 80 ss3es~ syr~e-
examination. khAf 1sstoTess u1sthrzfs O.
fass klss3 wecN carried es ~ gSssze v $50 ea.s
daily AseeEs - taa tAs4&s sn ssae case fss+
a gsars~t sssywg$ng at seass aftezn yzz:s
Us 5s4S c&sss, sAe dishonest etass.axe kuag
ss% KA&g Ms safety steEse'as~t5 e5Q~srs AZ ns-
sgs - TssEA sNe isgzs&@ g7Rsssaas So sass 81
Nnea1tea4 Is th@ as'saSFS * tass Aszuk srs,
uaAsse - &stscs s8Ns9aHssssy ~ taa@ kGs9~~
ev@zs II tAs* sst@s&a@ sEe Hssset Ma7sss,sxs.,f
asa ~se1ssss- msFkhes 81 sssssS Assssrss sx-g. l.
ssssaEsf Tsz%ssa 20 exss- Z tAae "a ssztgassss
sssssk exsssfhrF car So Et-~Assees T7Ngssas &
Sssasss q sssgA AsseEtaAa Hesgem.
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Two Tales from Kansas.

Two wonderful love stories come from
Kansas. One concerns the matrimonial
adventures Of Evan Griffith. of Emporia.
who WIS 50 anxious e. win a beipmeet
that. according 20 the Gazette. he ''prolra-
bay proposed 10 half the girls in I'm
ror.a." He finally married Lizzie Shaner
IN a village called Admire. Whereat forty
seven girls in Ernporia began TO wonder
IL after air
The other story concerns Mrs Lula
Whitaker. married IN SedaIls. Mo-bolh
parties being kansans. however~-to John
VanhaxSen
II may he hoped that Mrs Tanhassen's
mind has been finally made up as TO tho
counter-ciaifns and charms of her TWO
husbands For tn one twesvemonth she
married Nanhaszsii. was legally divorced
from him. married Ned Whitaker, was
legally divorced from him In farn and re-
married yanslsssei. Whittaker and Van
haSsa0 in the meantime asIias each other
for alternating the la5y's affections.
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Eighteen ys&rs sgo n cslga srs storm
1a~*pa ana iossssha tsisch LIVED together
-ssn Ra4 wife GA a f&rua n@a< 81 Panl
Mr. TAezs TAsy G0sTTt1ss and Is~esaha
cfsssisaeA q tsSvoFce $50 reason Cruelty
E'szs2f eetseress bad heen tzgxn Ga them
The ea}est. a san - 81. sssaYesl 20 help
hiS uzogarr T9s re farm. while ssssesl
weuf ntm@ty Mills ~ iato tne eountry .
forEet fxaS aa5spstaess IN haFl woTS
1osepo. s. has s head fnsre snsu y
SssTs s.a. lie sa& 2h&x A.s mother vas
sal ana ans 8Ag w4taptgt ssvfrw anytagnz
ta beg aasss hgs rzaTTssso IS acnt ~ ais
fafAsr. 'a38 ssAEs 81 ihe aareoe az home
Aaa4 As<eeS Alaa n ceFsq asacS
fssscA yEslssnaSi to His old hezne sas
tAs*x Bssmsa3 81 eis wse's fasx begging
forgiveness &T& sssssy1ng SrafssEsze - sssasra-
as3sey ta fH@ fasGrgs TAoa w8sn sem~@
ssrs&rsssga~y 1e&n tse&g t'sss-a s~n faces ne
t@xs s9ygrs pssE asas aggn snaAeza fo~ sgwEs
AaA wsr~ rs1%&Trsess ~ Cguvx Camrels~
ss@szeT ssoa X
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What the local reporter fesas compelled
"a call a romantic wedding took place
In taa in Milan. Mo. recently John Green.
aged - under sentence fdF burglary and
larceny. was married TO his I1-year-oIti
sseY~fncther. whose SsAyear-oId former
ssd Is IN the same jail for hoTsesteai-
sns. The sSxsx had horn divorced from tbs,
cider man. beat as sire had never paid the
easts ~ Tire sust see may hss prosecuted fer
hSgarny.
In oakland. Ca. Aglsio Tolentino 90
fYTaers~ia married Miss Mary Carmyn.
ana Wiafresi A. Sc FfgneresFs Miss Nath-
ertne Casnvn. The aasfaes are sisters The
re h3gu1se5as are father and son Hence
sAe fathers wife Will he 4 sseg-reosher %
asS typsFer-sn-saw ard other little rv,sgi-
Gagsssss of relationship may ~ figured on.
~ fse cas .osa&,
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For the fourth time John Dean. OF Sc
Louis attempted his lie the other day
Locking himself In his rom, so that help
wogs53 he delayed. he swallowed poison
Essan has for years paid salt 10 young
married woman who does not live with
her husband hUt who cogs.9 not bring her
SELF 70 faco the talk that would fellow A
&4ff sog divorce
80 death w5Il solve she riddle which life
brought - these puzzled ones.
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The Bitter With the sweet.

This Is not sad story. bat a p.sasan,
one. Because when a man and wife have
lived together SO many years as Mr. and
Mrs. Spra.akie, Of Miilersbarv. Ohle 4,
woai3 be sad indeed were death TO take
one and leave thu other lonely.
SpraDkFe was 81 his wife -. Both were
H. One day last week they came Ia the
ola lady In al geatieness and told her he.
that asr husband WAS dead. II will soon
failcw him she said p.acidly, nor was
there on her wrinklei face even a passing
shadow Of sorrow.
The next day she. too. died OF pnea-
monla. They were buried in one grave.
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4 bridegroom with 10 ChiIareu.

Yes. ssid the lady. euviv. tsusAisx aaa
liking town. ~ wial marry yea l Will
- mother to year sixteen fscss orphaned
90 .5v@a
A1s3 So they we're married.
a3S was 81 San Francisco, Policeman
pHanY I4ay3ea. = seisvan OF fAa force Tor
twenty years was the happy trt3sgreserya
Miss Agnes 1seAan vas the bride He A.
- years ca sire ~ Some nF the sixteen
@~raaHs arc ssrn8ay rvsswn up aDi have
cssil8Eea - thg3T owE.
S,4sra. fpT her courage commend Ms
AiayS4es sosae say shes 3 sooa
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she begged him 10 return 10 her. He
started TO the door saying be wosssd do so.
bat must first make arrangements. The
craxed woman may not have heard may
not have believed Snafchang revolver
from a bureau drawer, she sae- him. in
nic.inx hu, a slight wound Turning hex
weapon upon herself. she drove bullet
with steady aim straight through her
heart.
TIE room in which this happened has =
history. In n Robert Lash not long ago
killed his wife and then snct himself dead
above her nfeless body.
-. ~ -.
Love ut Long Range.
when willard Il Phelps, CT Cleveland.
Ohio received the news thai he was TO
BE- sent as q postal clerk 20 Ponce. Porto
Rico. l.. = A.. there WAS very large ny
in the ointment of his professional salts
faction. He mSs, leave behind the lady
who had enlisted his affection. Miss Lena
Danstattsr-
A posfponemene OF their wedding was
arranged and Phelps set out- But ne was
lonely amid the spicy breezes of the south
and began urging Miss Danssatter TO Join
kim He wrote 10 TIE department about
il and the department issued transacrta-
ton on q government ship. her official
business being to marry Phelps.
Miss panstatter Is now well on her way
to Ponce.
-. - ~
Cuptd's Queer Franks.
Bitter disappointment awaited william
3. White. of Lancaster. Pa when he en-
tered the license clerks office and asked
for permission TO wed Emma knoudt.
Il can't license you to marry your own
stepmosher." said the clerk.
shes no relative of mine" said the
young man. stouriy. She's got a divorce
from my father and taken her maiden
name, and j demand the license"
well, you won't get it, said the clerk
So White and Miss Knoudt went to Phiia-
delphia shopping. Among the interesting
cense Lancaster, quiet old town, can talk
OF little else.
~ - -
Father and Daughter.
Tflden Todd loved Pearl Graham. They
lived in Fleming county, Kentucky. The
girls father frowEed upon their hopes, SO
they waited
The other day Mr.. Graham himself. who
was a gidower, went to Hillsboro to get
married, and his daughter sent word 20
Tflden Together the two young folks
crossed tho river to New Albany, Ind. and
were wed.
leading hlushing lady. Pearl said he
to his grown-up daughter, I've brought
home new mother for YOU"
That's all right. papa" said the girl.
1--WE brought; you home q new son. lilly,
come and be introduced"
And what could the old man say?
- - ~
She Married . Tramp.
Sordid, indeed. was the romance" OF
poor Kate Fox. of West Toledo. Ohio.
She was a good, respectable girl. foolish
enough to marry a tramp. This gentle
mans name was Emil Walter.
Now. such marriages sometimes turn out
very We'll on the stage and in novels. but
Mrs Walters husband was no hero. He
simply robbed her OF 500 and a gold watch
and ran away. Then she learned that
Walter had a prior wife and began sui.
for divorce which was certainly making
81 bnut ~ 1,ad
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The glow Of love hath power TO warm
even the kiondfke Miss Mary Goodwin
OF Salt Lake City. set out last week for
Portland or. There she viii meet and
marry n. r.. Lewis. and with him set out
FOR Sl<agway Alaska. their future home
And AZ San Francisco Miss Daisy Smith
has fast been married 10 Arthur II. Win
ter, 4 kloneiike king. Miss Smith went
over the White pass TO Dawson fast year
and met Winter there. A month ago she
returned 10 San Francisco and Mr.. Winter
shortly after was attracted by her pres
ence 10 the Golden Gate. He has struck
IL rich ard is only *
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'TVffs yea~s agt Harry fsassnsan ~ ~
1.s ssa f~s@s. ~s~sSe3 May Aa<tEfl He aAs
or}E = ans tasv a4Agrsssssa aEss parsH1
Iae ptAer day Axs- T4nA.eEssMr met hxx
husband CT tAs ssgsSs AID asxseS a.ra to
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Love Claim. All Axea.

Love claims all ages. In Lincoln, Ill.
obram Splain and Mrs Elizabeth Evans
were wed recently. He is 50. she ia ID; he
had been married once, she twice.
More remarkable In way was the
wedding OF James Hepner. Il years, az
Alliance. Ohio. and Mrs. Swarts. 81 years.
1t was his third marriage, her fourth
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merry PHILLIPS. OF st. Louis
LIZ ough to be happy at last. He
RO1 was married recently at
Greensboro, Ky, to Mrs. NJ. G..
Newman.
The happy pair were first
married some years ago, then quarreled
ard were divorced and the lady became
Mrs. Newman Death claimed the husband
ssle met Phillips once more and the old
love again claimed her.
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CRAYoS portraits, picture fras4ss. No
gseesrg. 81 Ss.oE&
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In May last year at Edwardwille. IT.,
John y. STRAIT. jr.. was secretly married
to Miss Juaniata tombstone
STRAITS father is rich St Louis attor-
ney and he promptly disinherited his only
son. STRAIT was unable at the time to set
up housekeeping and his marriage re-
manned unknown tn his acquaintance.
When the war broke out STRAIT enlisted
and became q second lieutenant, but got
no nearer the fighting than Fort wingate
Rumcr then had II that his regiment was
10 be sent 10 Manila. STRAIT secured a
fariough. went 20 St Louis and with his
bride again sought priest.
This time the marriage was publicly an
noumced II STRAIT goes TO Manila the
lady viii so with HIM
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SIXTEEN LOVE STORIES
~.JROM REAL LIFE.

gresham Geary, belle and beauty
She had been engaged to DIR. James I
Stanton. who died little while ago. She
never recovered from her lovers death
but slowly faded away
The doctors could find no more exact
phrase for her trouble than general de.
preston. She uttered no complaint, made
no attempt TO take hold on life again, b,i,
gently slipped away toward the unknown
Now she is dead
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THE Won COMPANY SCI B. Cincinnati O.
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= GW that the official eAiet has
D gone forth from Washington
that smuggling between Cuba
and the United States natsss
, cease, public attention h ea.isd
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-31
strike Threatened ~, Crsmp.

Philadelphia, August "a. The
employees at Cramps shipbuilding
yards have decided to present to
the firm remonstrance against
the recent discharges in various
departments. On next Sunday
eight com mi,teemen, representing
the four local lodges OF the Inter
national Association OF Machin-
ists, which has headquarters 10
Chicago, will meet TO draft res
olutions The men say IL their
demand. are not granted, they will
20 out on strike,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-31
Election OF OFFICERS.

At meeting of the Stockholders of
HENRY MAY & CO., LTD, held on the
22nd day of July, the following officers
were duly elected to serve until the next
annual meeting:
T. May, President and Manager.
H. E. Mcintyre, Vice-President.
F. T. P. Warehouse, Secretary.
+. b. Auerbach, Treasurer.
+. w. Macfarlane, Auditor.
E. F. Bishop and E. d. Tenney, Dr.
!sctors.
FIT. P. WAREHOUSE,
.sooIm Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-31
WANTS.

RHsd ids. in tbs column tUiR be inherited stisesu
b~SS line first insertion; cents second insey-
on; 'o,esnfs Sceek and 90 cents a month Ibis is TIE
cheapest adverffsfng cVer offered TIE people Of Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-31
Two Negro Regiments.

Washington, August "a. Or.
ders will be issue at once for the
enlistment of two regiments in
addition to the ten regiments, the
organization OF which was autho.
rized by the Presidents call OF
last week, The two regiments will
be composed OF colored troops
wholly, and will be- enlisted In the
Southern States from tho best
material obtainable there,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-31
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Kapaa, per stmr Waisle-
ale, Aug 3l-Mrs Fouutain, Miss
X Schsrsch, I Scharscb, All Lee
From San Francisco, per > s
China, Aug 81 Miss j T Bate,
Mrs j r East,pau, Mr. and Mrs j
N Fleischper and child, Mis- j
Fleischner, Mrs NJ Parkhurst aud
infant, A N Campbell, Fl A Clarke,
Mrs La Victoire, Miss f La Vic
tsire, Mrs F Schaumer and infant,
E p Cakwell, W W Kicker, Miss
E Swickard, J 7 Walker, Mrs e
II Stacksble, Mrs Goslinsky, Mrs
J Ashford and 3 childen, q r
Hemenway, II A Wilder, Col G w
Mscfarlsne, Rev w b Turner, G
d Hall, Mr. aud Mrs J M Dat,
Mr. aud Mrs II j Craft, II Ham
mond, j E Russell, j Rosenberg,
Miss l. Adams, Miss N Adams,
Miss NJ A Smith, I Steinhart, Mr.
and Mrs j A Barnett, Miss Bar
nett, r. E Forrest, Miss @ s Bond,
Miss F d Pugsley, A Hoogs, H
M Whitney, G E Egan, d Con.
way, o p Williams, j p Erdmsn.
For Yokohama: f Gross, Mr.
and Mrs G s Bsrff, y r Rusby, A
Thibou, Rev and Mrs ID r Nc
Kenzie and 2 children, DIR E Fl
Horsey, T Waksmq tsu, Miss N
Craynors, Mr. add Mrs j p Prim
ley, Master Pcimley, Miss @ l.
Steiner, G Thiboest, j II Nellis, L
Heller, @ Ii Gritfing.
faFor Kobe: Mrs l. Wilkinson,
Miss s II Voursa, r. aud NJ rs
W b Nell wainge and 3 children
Nj 1873 Atkinson, DR. and Mrs A M
Sharrocks
For Shanghai: Mrs Il A Baillr
aud 3 children, X II Pollock.
For Hongkong: Mrs W I
Baton, A Barton, W Barton, Mrs
II NJ Kenningham, Rev and Mrs j
q Patterson, Mr. aud Mrs q s
Grosvenor, @ Il Sleeper and child,
Mira j + Bass and child, Miss X
N Fleeson, Mr. and Mrs A Post
W M Thoenton, Jas McMutric
Miss M A McGilvary, e ID Mats
Miss j L Stone, Mr. L b Jones.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-31
Notice OF Assessment.

Notice is hereby given that the third
assessment Of ten Gol per cent on the CAPT.
tai stock Of the HONOLULU RAPID
and payable at the Company's office, All
Septe See nToSm on Tbe e shares bst aay Oh
after thirty days from said date will be
declared delinquent.
Honolulu. 10th August, 1890.
CHAS. H. ATHERTON,
I3oo-Im Secretary H. R. 7. x L. Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-31
Doric CoIlides with wharf.

San Francisco, Aug 24-The
Occidental and Oriental Steam.
ship Company's Doric ran amuck
at the Mail dock yesterday after
noon. She struck the westerly
end of the wharf at full speed an d
cut into the piles and planking a
distance of forty feet, besides
dem olishirg one eud of the shed.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Shipping News see seventh page.

Diamond Head signal station, Aug
81, l pm-Weather hazy, wind fresh
E N f.
Weather Bureau, Punahou, Aug 81.
-Temperature--Morning minimum,
rs; Midday maximum, "a.
barometer corrected for gravity .o6)
Barometer, Ga m, 5000. Irregular.
Rainfall, do, 0.
Humidity at 9 a m 81 percent.
Dew Point SO F.
Warmest night for the year.
ARRIVALS.
Thursday, August 81.
s s China, Seabury, from San Fran
cisco with mail, passengers and gen.
eral merchandise.
Stmr Waialeale, Green, from Ka-
paa with 2lS8 bags of sugar to G
Brewer & Co, 81 bundles OF hides to
F F Porter and II pkgs Of sundries.
DEPARTURES.
Wednesday, August 80.
Sh Dashing Wave. Lancaster, Ia
coma, In ballast.
.Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, for Lahaina and
Kaanapali at 4 o'clock.
Stmr Mokolii, Dudoit, for Kalaupa-
pa, Pukoo, Halawa and Olowalu at 4
o'clock.
Thursday, August "a.
Stmr J A Cummins, Searle, for
Oahu ports.
Am schr Alice Cooke, Penhallow,
for Port Townsend In ballast.
Am schr Robert r Hind, Helling-
sen, for Port Townsend i'm ballast.
TO SAIL THIS AFTERNOON.
g.Stmr James Makee, Tullett, for
Kapaa at o'clock.
VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Stmr Mauna Loa, Simerson, for
Maalaea, Kona and Kau at ID m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-31
Notice.

THIS IS TO CERTIFY that during
my absence from Honolulu Mr.. Emmett
May will act for me under full power of
attorney.
I3Io FRED A. JACOBS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-31

s S charlottesville with jap
anese immigrants is expected here
from Yokohama ON September
Sd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-31
kihei Assessment.

The third assessment of ten (Io) per
cent on the assessable stock of the Kihe
Plantation Co., Ltd, became due August
Ist, 1900, and unless paid on or before
September rst, 1900, will be subject to
penalty.