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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-06-17
Cut Handled
Jelly Dishes
1 = cts. Each
See Them in Our Corner Window
You bought freely of our Fine Blown
Tumblers at so cents dozen and
found them excellent value.
The Set of Crockery, Sc Pieces for
$3.50 pleased you.

The Fine Plated Teaspoons at $2.s5
were a surprise and the Nickel
Reading Lamp at $500 is giving
perfect satisfaction.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04
A Iaranr,e Criminal.

Among the arrivals by the Mauaa
Loa yesterday was Goto. alias Saiio. tn
charge OF Deputy Sheriff Iszaro y.
South kona-
GOto IS The man wanted by the pp-
Ice department for the part he played
in the death os n woman a; Eva some
time ago. \ reward ot $500 had been
offered by the police departments t1s hil
capture.
This capture vas very clever oaF
which The police department WORKED
very successfully and for which they
deserve much crsdit.
II Is said tha; there is no doubs o.
the captured mans guilt. IL being re-
ported that he made a complete con
fession TO Chester Doyle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04
Has Ns~ In.srumsas..

TIE nrN 5nsfrasnrnss sor thr Gov
sgamras band have arrived Tnspv
czme ~ tse Nssaa asd zse pyE oa
sthsb.s5oa is sbr sbgE wsnsow Of
FcrEssruss's s1lssc sspre ssrs. sszpe
axp az srgrosF8ss5oa 90 tlsss was
made - 49, ssgrssamcas sor she par
cs2a- ~ sae a~W tnsssusoemss. aad
hsds se,sr5sr1s ThsF eomrrsse a suii
80 soT sAs bssi aae are really el.Ears.
In addiiioa 90 sbs F-gaiar srass assns
5nsarumsass sbese g. a casas5ase 49,
% Ps-ces fpr tAs oscAesrs- Czssizan
tscrser 5ssnaas % give ~. ars ron-
csTg Mia she aea ssssrsaests very
Sosa and sasea1s TO gslss AZ as See
vsoas ssooosssal sHgrss.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04
PRICE FIVE CESVa

D. rFcsea; az tAe noeslnE 90 tss
Cathedral Bazrd at goar huu~r tbe
ushrr tay. aad 60 hrar gour clear
stssreaeas 90 she sstuastun.
lf our hTushrr Charchnra tn every
pzEt 80 shs coguirF --csssociaiiF thoec
blessed Via ahEndsaf rncans-ccuid
oaiF reaiize thc STATE % shiaEs. as yoa
a1d ] 49, ant knpH is. there would tss.
! am surc. 80 Hazs nf ne rnAsrraal -
snurcrs urccssary Co carsr 90 she wugk
sta AL shs garidiig 90 Hhtch tt ts
capable
Tho Capital us sAis great Nzsson -
necessarily shc pivotal posnt of azs5nn-
AL religious. Ss He5l as political. Pro-
Ercss o. thc cuastnrns.
Thr asluse and fsr-seelnr snfhor.sles
% Rome have se~a 90. anG hAse -st2h-
ltshcd thrtr headquarters az washinE-
tu1. utsh - dclsE2srd aushnsstr thzi
ipcztes al ainoss daal Nssscza ia the
District of Coiumbia. and thsnoe Goa
turis See propaganda in every pzrg of
the counsrF. aad rNcsls tEs powerful sn-
1ncace ia every dsrocssun.
Our Churrh. thr real linrzi and hts-
turScal dcsosndans and snrc~S~cr &C she
primitive Apcsso1sc Chnrch. sc~ns co
tsii so $50 our dlsY snd our opporszn-
ity Co establish our froloFsaat Nzs5oa-
~ Cathodral FDanfzston sn she same
crnsral sphere 90 inslnencc Nsth sbe
NorsA5p. the SCHOOLS. thr gheolorScsi
s-srr.nsr3cs and thc mtsssonarF wors
shas arr tnclndad sn the tooa and
charter uf cur C2shedral F0undzsson.
do most earnestly boPc Ehas cur
brcshrca everywhere may he led 20
understand The VERY great Importance
of The work as washinrSnn. and b<ip
to the usmoFs - shsir zhiiiiscs 90 carry
ts OF
Yesterday has Eops: sszssrTox ss as
ways sonorruus today is the sine Tor
scfiua- Ncsg faithfully Foars
CBO. .. fcDNCNDE
The Ris HrF. HcnrF y. sattcrlee.
ttps Massachusetts, AVcnnr. ~. W.
wzshinEson. n. G.
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OPIUM FOUND
The Owner Was Armsd But lie
Kan AWAY

Kan Away.
Last night Deputy Marshal Chilling
worth and Chas. Faneuf. acting on in
formation which they had received.
made one OF the best opium raids OF
the season.
They started out about > o'clock and
IL a short time arrived at the sPo;
where they thought there was a plant.
\ form was soon seen moving to-
ward the little taro patch where they
were. The prowicr was evidently pre-
pared for business. for in his hand he
carried revolver. He went rapidly Ia
one corner OF the patch and started
digging. The officers spranE from
cover and rushed toward him. The
man forgot about his revolver and
turned in Hight lie was familiar with
the premises and by vauitiuE hedge.
and fences escaped.
The officers did a N;tlc digging on
their own account. They were sopu
rewarded and drew forth ffty cans -.
No. = HouEEonE opium. This they
brought 10 the police station.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04
SUGAR IN COAST.
\ ChatIy Disraieh Indicating
rorciEn Cane Interest.

SAN FRANCISCO. res. .G-Tbe
firm sonc of ghc sugar stocks hz.
served a. cashuse considerable spirit
amOaE the class % dealers wAich pat
ronizcs thc ExehsnEes dcsiinE tn se-
euFstics % this kind. S1ariY anyone
npv-a-daFs sish hznk sncosns De-
able to discuss Voiuhiy shr merits of
HsWastzn Commrrria1. llAna spd
Huschinsoas They ksos AT sbosi she
prospects fog the cane crop "a tn
gsiands. aad What sbe several man
sEcmcnts PROPOSE doinE tn the Nay CO
he1rinE shzsuhnldfrs uho dua't snind
taking = sYcF zs che pro@nt htsh
range 90 prtcna lsmasszn. Ibr btg
gun sn the maFkcs- ss ma-kcd 90 90
reach The fioe polns before TIE pear
is uut - The t2lrnt On tbe ssruci- Who
are also Spclsnod Co copper the sns-
talk ut rival osgeFslnrs zs 30 sbr mer-
its uf Hama. IhSs sfpck BE- = tsrorsie
u5sh msng dealers. more especially ss
ia ss coassdered worthy 90 snssdsoss
cpmpzrispa ~ frscnds % othsr con
ccsas. uho sgidcatlF 1ook npon tbs
smaller bot nDursshsnE plsntasson Win
jealousy. The tnsrrusz Eakrn ia sbv
game on California szrres has sxsk-
rncd Fs1z stfuce 10 = scesr uf tts duty
to itself sad clsrnss of shs EschaaFx.
snd = bitter ssvslsF betWeca the Two
boards ts calculated 10 lower nommss-
ssons Considerably hrfos1 The wsr ssDds.
Comg.esisspn ts shc life uf sspckhfoking
likc it ts Do TRADE. and thr Drn Who
have satssaod on hsEh commissions as~
mure spt 60 c0nplasa 90 rhznE-a Goa
djttons sAsn thc people are Hhe pap thr
rhsrEoss Tie hotter Ehs aEhs sbs rnofu
rnEoFsb1e 5s VIII bs fof she publi0 op-
orator. Mo cza Do no bssssr for aim
seif sssa ~ hslrdnE sbs spsssF ~sr
z1urE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04
A Bohemian Evening.

The Officers Club gave an Informal
musicale and general good time last
night. Invitations had been given 20
a number OF L. :. officers and to out
side friends, and the resul; was a
goodly gathering.
There was no regular program. but
there was never any lack OF someone
to provide entertainment. The men,
bers OF tho Jules Walters Co. were
there and contributed large part %
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04
$ 4S.s27.OO

BUILDING PERMITS-Murita. l.
story store, Kewalo. lot 80. block :.
$500; Geo. Il. Carter. four l-Story
dwellings, mauka side OF Vineyard
street near Fort street. S2iOO; Lucas
Bros, 2-siory store for McChesney *
Sons, Queen street; Yes Sing Tai. =
story store, Eva side OF Fort street,
mauka Orpheum, 5000; J. II. Craig, l.
story dwelling, northwest corner DOM
inis and Anapuni street. 500: y. Bre-
ham, iron l-stOry ~tOTe, makai side
Hotel street. 5000: W. Savidge. l-s;ovy
dwelling. Waikiki on Pratt premises.
81 500: AIurita, 2-story dwelling. Wal
kiki side OF Achi lane. S7OO: VI. NJ.
Lunning, 2-story dwelling. waikiSi
side Emma street. $500: r. II. LuCwi-
ako. moving dwelling from lot opposite
Chinese Church, Fort street; Au King.
four 1-story dwellings. lot between
Wing Quai residence and Christley
lane. $4,000
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04

ward the evening enjoyment. Jsiss
Walters sauE . number % his popular
songs and ''Iyauhoe~ got In his deadly
work on nearly all present His eas.
walk was also an entertaining feature.
\ great many others took part tn the
program which was very cnioyahlc.
\ number 81 the Ccitic's officers were
among the guests. The affair adds
another to The already long list of en-
joyable times ~ the Officers Club.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04

NEW FIRMS-Hong Chong. 3tj
King street: +. Garcia < Co. Hamoa,
Hama; Jose VI. Medeiros. Pohakea. Ha-
makua; \. II. Harschell, Nuuanu
street; Aiona. Huelo. Maui; Pow Sang
Kee, Kailua. North Kona; Washington
Light Co, GIL Alakea street: ]. G..
Abrew, Kinau street near Punchbowl
street.
RATIONS-Honolulu Invest
ment Co, Ltd: Kihei Plantation Co.
Ltd.
REAL .ESTATE-The real estate
market is still active and as lively as
at the time OF our last issue. At recent
sales the prices were much higher than
were expected.
The opening up OF the new Pacific
Heights property will bring new
residence locality into the market.
The demand for desirable rental
property greatly exceeds the supply.
Recorded instruments have been as
follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04
KAUAI Pt.A<TA-
TION.

II was learned at a late hour
last night that another plauta-
tion Is being promoted By the
indefatigable Il. r. Dillingham;.
sponsor OF half a dozen of the
greatest cane estates In the
group. During the past s.X
months Mr.. Dillingham;. his en-
Eineers. water supply experts
and some OF his confidential
business associates. have been
making trips to Kauai. the
Garden Isle. The general sup
position has been that the pur-
pose was To- TcorEauiEe and en-
large waimca plantation. II
was something elsc-biEEcr
game. Waimea has been at
tended to and is on a good foot
ing. The investigations were
being made and leases were be-
ing secured for what will be
known as wahiawa plantation.
IL will be OF 5000 or 1000 acres
OF the most fertile land on this
productive member of th.
group. The tract is OF the lower
level in locality and is between
the we'll known plantations OF
Makaweli and Kolol- These
are both big dividend payers.
Makaweli Is listed on the Homo
lulu Stock Exchange. It's shares
are but s70 paid up. yet are
selling for $3.50.
Wahiawa land has been Sc
) cured from the McBTyde estate.
II is proven cane land and the
water supply Is assured. There
Is access to- the Hanapepc
stream. to- the natural reservoirs
I'm the ueiEhborinE hills and
wells have been driven. wahi-
ava Is on the south side of the
island quite close 90 Elccle
lands and landing. There are
; the good Kauai wagon roads tn
every direction. These connect
with Eleelc and Koioa. land
ings. with Nawiliwili and Ii
; hue.
) The amount of capital which
; the company Is to have has not
yet been finally fixed. but Mr..
, Dillingham; will most likely
: come out tn a few days with a
complete prospectus.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04

oaiF = fsw sDoFe days Sea sa Hk5ch
Co 80 hzszzsns ~ 80 r-eas bsnEr-sft
sac ~ T. a. kF-s7a 50 as - make -
1uTe irteresi5sF =. y. r'1szsts and asw
-sI-irsry VII he sSors 90 tbs lssi os
bsrEasns 90 shs asFs shfns dsFa This
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04
A BIG INCREASE.
The Local BFadStrGGt'S Says b.
SinGSS is Growing.
A TABLE ON Immigration
Hardware Line Activi-y-BuIiding
Materlal-Reai Estate-CoI-
lectIons and Stocks.
TABLE ON Immigration
Honolulu. II. l.. March /.

Honolulu. II. l.. March 1.
Business taken as a whole is very en-
couraging. In all lines of trade there
is noticeable increase over the busl-
ness of the corresponding month OF last
year.
In the hardware line there Is great
activity owing to the demand for build
ing purposes. In the United States the
price of hardware has advanced from
8 to per cent.
Cement has gone up greatly in price.
The following prices are given on
building materials:
n. w. Lumber (rough) S22 per NJ.
T. G.. Lumber $50 per NJ.
Shingles. $3.50 per NJ.
Cement. S5.25 per bbl.
Cut nails, $3.50 per keg.
Wire nails. $50 per keg.
Rice. S5.25.
Sugar, 5-16c.
Collections light. This is on account
of the extensive speculation in sugar
stock by small buyers lately.
IMMIGRATION-F are the
arrivals and departures during the
past two weeks:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04

This ls the Edmuafs letter to Esseh
rctcrence sa made:
Fhiiatsiphia. taauasT stss. ISIS
i5.t Spruce Ssrecs.
Ny Dear Btshpas-t vad vesY Glad lu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04
GOOD NEWS

Dressed chickens.
Dressed geese.
Frozen oysters
Cream cheese in foil
Just received BY the ~Mpaua-
You'll tnd Them a. WATER
waverlsy Block. Bethel s..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-04
A CHURCH CENTER.
Design to Establish Another al
Washington.
AN ADDRESS is ISSUED
American ProteR,an; Episcopal
Chureh-stshop Sa,,oriee-
Goo. y. Edn1unds

EDITOR =. e. A.-wtri you aI,ov
me through the medium 90 yoar col
umns to make knoSn to menbcrs ct
the Protestant Episcopal Church ia
America. resident in thesc Islands. aud
20 offer the accompanying letter from
the Bishop OF washinEton. y. g. dated
January =. 1889.
The Pamphlet. Resolutions. Letter
and Founders Certificate to ~hich ref
cusnec j. mad. by the Bishop. may -
seen at the west end ot the Cathedral
church of 81 AndrcW. Bercianta street
which is open ar day.
VINCENT 80. KtTCAT.
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Bishops House. 1901 MaEsach1sciss
Ave. Washington. u. e.
Reverend and Dear Brother
All the great Christian bodies % this
country are making strenuous Efforts
TO eeutraliEr their power hero ia the
Capital of ths United States No one
can question the wisdom OF such cf-
forts. and il j. therefore of the utmost
importance. for the sake of the Caurch
in America. that our Cathedral hrrc
should be built az the earliest possible
moment.
To this cad ID j. imPcrasivc shss in
tercss bc aroused in the prpsees
Throughout the length and brc1dth os
the land.
the recent session % the Gcncral CBn-
vcutiuu in this city. The Impressive
service az the raising of the Peace
Cross on the Cathedral Grounds Mas
tdtssinctIy national in character and So
the profound effect which % pToduccd.
And the formal action takcn BY both
Houses of the CouVcation Was in e.
feet Co bring the matter directly to the
attcutiuu uf the entire Church. In ac-
ICortancc With such action. the remains
/ OF Bishop ClaxEcss Wuro translated to
ghs Cathedral grounds upon the Feast
OF All Saints. with appropriate crrc-
mpuiaL Bishop Ci@Ezctt uaS 1os oalY
the first Bishop of Maryland. hut also
the FIRST Bishop cpnsccrztrd IN the NFW
World discovered by ColumbuA o. ts
therefore Cmiuengiy 6ttinE that hss
body should BE- the first to aad its anal
rcssiuE-piacc in the Cathedral az The
Capital of the country. Which ts Sss-
tined to- be the representative Csthef-
rsl of all American Pros-slsnssm-
Thirty acres OF land have bcea So
cured fog the Cathedral Foludassoa.
The site ts the very bess 5n the whole
District of Columbia lt ts nearly four
hundred feet above ths lowest part %
tho city. and is not much farther fro-n
ths White House and Treasury Depart
m-nt than Westminster Abbey. In
t.ondon. ts from the B8ak of EnEl and
sifs. 900 os the purchase Pr5ce ssill rc-
mains on bond and mortgage. whsic
this amount would b. met BY tts sub
scriptions of 81 go each. ss ts FAR mote
desirable that is - raised ~ ttc. ur s..
or even 81 subscriptions. To this snd
a plan has been adopted ty uAtch ever
subscriber who gives Que dollar oT
more for the purchase uf this land Be- ir
fact PURCHASING and dpnasiaE to thr
cathedral for every dollar sgbscr5brsi
fiv. square feet us the prcseas site. \
I"Fouudsrs Certificate TO this srcci
viii te tssurt to each such subscribe.
" a1nsrra pllusls could % erfc4fFr4 Erog1
Ievery Parish IN tAo cpuntTF st uu1sf
so far 60 awaken that kind of vial
personal satcrcst uhsch vouit Shortly
Head to the comp'stiou of The work
shall therefore be grateful ~ yos 8ad
Iyuur people all cooperate With me sr
this matter. and shall o. E.sd % ans
suggestions which yol may have Cd
give.
am seutiuE With this = pz-npAle'
descriptive 90 che Cathedral Erosads
Ic1utainiaz also the resolutions stopset
by the general couvcatton. and a strsk,
ing trstFr reccnt1Y ur5ttcn BY Esnssu.
IEdmunts. Faithfully yosrs.
HENRY y. SATTEgLEE.
This is ths Eimusts letter 90 Wsicl
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(The above is from the March 1
semi-mOnthly report OF the Hawaiian
Mercantile Agency. @. II. Berry. man
agerD
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-07
sKsRMisH FIRING.
A DAYS SHOOTING ON sEAGIRT
RANGE.

tBy Telegraph to Virginian-Pilot
Seagirt. N. j.. Sept. 6-There was an
other large attendance at the third
days shooting on the seagirt range.
The weather was fine. The principal
interest centcrcd in the skirmish firing
contest. which was the chief event of
he day. This brought out strong
rivalry between the Georgian teams and
bia. -
The scores In this contest were to
count on the regimcptal and Columbian
trophy match. The scores that were
made to-day will not be made known
until tomorrow. There were ten teams
OF SIXTY men each, the same rs in yes
terday's contest. The men started In
three squads near the 700 yards line at
unknown distances. and attacked the
silhouette target. These targets were
In the shape of three figurcs-One man
kneelfng, the hitting of which counted
three. and the third prone which
counted five. The men made two runs,
having twenty rounds each to fire.
They made five halts. going forward
and five in retreat.
- ysese evoiuticns were done at bugle
calls. The targets were so placed that
the sun shone brightly on them, often
times making it! impossible for the
mnrksmen to see at which to shoot
There were twenty-four men in line,
being two yards apart but they did not
maintain their line correctly. Upon ar
irving Mt the 800 yards range they could
not sec the target, which was due to
their not keeping their distances. III
many cases the men In the rear ranks
found themselves opposed by the per-
sons or those in front. The scores Will
probably be low owing to the bad lights
upon the targets and the failure of the
men to keep their proper distances.
The corrected totals for the 200 and
500 yards stages of the Interstate Regi-
mental match were as follows:
Second Regiment, District OF Column
bia. 5l1: First Battalion Infantry Geor-
gia Volunteers second team, 400; Sixth
BATTERY. District of Columbia 49, First
Battery Infantry. Georgia Volunteers.
first team. ASS; Fourth Regiment. New
Jersey, AIS: Troop Il. First Battery.
Cavalry, Georgia Volunteers, Al: Frsi
Regiment. Georgia Volunteers. 46S
First Regiment. District of Columbia,
1874: Third Regiment. New Jersey 1872
The Georgia crack team. which has
carried most of The hnnnrs -prnria,, us
Years. started off to-day with handi-
cap OF n points, having been outshot
yesterday by the Second regiment, Dis
trict of Columbia. team. The men from
Georgia. however, overcamc this and
won. The Georgia men outshot every
body to-day, and the finish in the COM
pany team match was exciting and SEN
sationa1. With Lieutenant Wilson, of
Company c. First Georgia battalion to
shoot. Companies A and d, Sixth bat
talon. Georgia, needed bulls; eye to
win, and the next test shoot to tic the
two District Of Columbia teams. Lieu
tenant Wilson scored a bulls eye, win
ming the match for his team.
THE SCORE.
The scores in the Interstate regI-
mental match. including yesterdays
score, are as follows:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-07
An Excellent Attendance aad Fine
Shooting Was the Result.
THE LADY MARKsMAN
$ Inr Hoei" nnkes "a Sp,endia snow
Neutrality-suspicious. Many states,
uaryi"nd, However, Fu.Ml.hin.
tho LarEc,t Number To-Day ana
To-NIorrow The Crack OF tho GUN
viii Bo Heard ut Columbia Pnrh.

yesterday morning. at Columbia
Park, shortly after 10 o'clock, the shoot
ing tournament of the Interstate Asso.
citation began Its three days meet. with
very large and enthusiastic attend
ance. Our home boys were most clever
hosts, and their reception OF the visi-
tors was of the old Virginia order,
which Is so much appreciated by those
who have experienced Southern hospi-
tally, and those within our gates were
emphatic in their enjoyment of the
courtesieS extended.
For the opening events there were
twenty-siN entries. a larger number
was expected to participate in the
opening, but the weather, which proved
SO very warm, had the effect OF keeping
down the list.
Those who entered, however, were
clever with their guns, and had good
eyes," and our own boys kent we'll up
with those who have made regulations
as marksmeu. Good humor and gem
erous encouragement one to another
prevailed. and as the different shooters
made excellent shots they We're APP
plauded for the good work they per-
formed.
Mrs. Lindsey. the lady marksman,
known to all sportsmen fond Of the
trap" as Wanda" did not participate
In but one event in the morning. the
score showing her work. But In the at
ternoon she took II very active part.
doing some very fine work.
TIME FOR DINNER.
Between 12 and l o'clock an inter-
mission of half an hour was enjoyed
at dinner. which was served on the
grounds under the auspices of the
Portsmouth Gun Club, and the zest and
interest which had been exhibited by
the Shooters while behind their guns
was not at all lesscned as they gnth-
cred about the substantials which
temptinEly invited them TO partakc of
those things which would aid them in
their continuous pursuit of pleasure in
Portsmouth and association with our
home boys.
THE MORNING SCORE.
The following was the score made at
the morning shoot, concluding at 9
o'clock, five events being concluded:
Event. 2 "a g Z . 10
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-07
/ LATEST NANAL NEWS.


Naval Cadet j. I. Beckner, detached
From the Baltimore and ordered to the
castine. N & ~
81 Ensign A. w. Marshall, detached from
the Charleston and ordered to the Bal.
5timore. ~. IS ss., .,y
Naval Cadet G. H. Fisher. detached
from l the Charleston and ordered to the
Baltimore i
Naval Cadet f. o. Branch, detached
from the Charleston to the Iris.
Lieu enant w. Evans, detached from
the Charleston to the Monterey.
surgeon c. j. Decker detached from
the yh1onadnock and ordered home.
Passed Assistant Surgeon ]. Slough
ton, detached from the Monadnock to
the Monocacy.
Lieutenant j. D. Mcdonald, detached
from the Monterey to the Charleston.
IRON the Bennington and ordered home.
These additional naval orders have
been issued:
Passed Assistant Paymnster p. ".
Mohun. detached from the Newark and
granted three months sick leave.
Lieutenant G.. r. Salisbury, detached
from the kearsarge and ordered to the
North Atlantic station.
Lieutenant e. A. Brand, detached
from the Brooklyn and ordered home
heSS WARRANTY InacnlnlStS nave s0ecn
ordered to the Solace: C. II. Hosung,
w G; Dronberger, e. t. Cooper and j.
w. Murray; A. G.. Bates, assigned to
the Badger; e. A. Salvador, to the
lMontgomery; r. B. Smith to the Mont
gomery: ]. S. Butler. ]. L. King. a.
Anschuetz and w. w. Booth, ordered
to the Chicago; A. Skinner, r. n.
Nourse and r. T. Scott, ordered to the
iowa: II. Smith, to the Panther; w. !.
foWeii. to the Philadelphia; r. Ruth
ana w r. MuliniN, to the Newark: j.
Il. Crery. to the Wilmington.
y. Bragonier. detached from the
Solace and ordered to the Independence.
@ a. Currie, detached from the
Adams and ordered to the Newark.
II. l.. F'oy.. detached from the Pen
sacoln and ordered to the Newark
Il. Mugan. detached from the Mas.
sacoit and ordered to the Wabash
Captain Francis DiclSins. assistant
chlef of the Navigation Bureau, has
oeen ordered to assume command Of the
pattieship indiana, relieving Captain
Iayior. Commander Cowles will sue
coed CAPTAIN Dlckfns in the Navigation
Bureau.