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FAMILY HAD MARROW ESCAPE.

Bangor, August 2S. Fire at West Orc
no at 2 30 o clock Tuesday morning des-
troyed the farm buildings and stock of
Frank Lancaster and =salso an unoccupied
house owned by Joseph Orcutt. The lire
originated in the barn OF Mr.. Lancaster
ter family had a very narrow escape from
being burned in the flames. Miss Flos-
sic Lancaster, Gagged 70, was badly burned
about the head, face and neck and Will
liam Thomas, farm hand. was also bad
~ burned about the face and head. The
contents of the Lancaster house and barn
were all burned.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-29

times with cheers and at times with
deep silence, more 1mpre 5sive than
applause could ever be.
Shortly after passing the reviewing
stand, the line of march disbanded and
most of the veterans, tired with the hours
ofs1narch, sought their hotels and Iodg-
ing places. Commander in Chief Shaw
remained standing until the very last
had filed by.
1--WE will never have another parade
like it," he said, turning to Bishop Eel
lows. 1.-The comrades are getting Old
The years are pressing them closely. But
this one win live In our memories"
The evening was given up entirely so
affairs of social character. the chief
event being an informal reception to
Commander in Chief Shaw, department.
commanders and distinguished guests at
Memorial hall. In 90 different places in
the down town district reunions Of states
were held. This feature, the holding Of
reunions by states, had never been at
tempted before at the national encamp
ments and tonight was the first trial OF
the experiment. 1t proved great sue
CESS,
The annual business meeting of the @.
A. r., will be held tomorrow morning
in the Studebaker theatrs,s commencing
at 10 o'clock.
Denver is in the lead for the honor Of
the next encampment. Salt Lake also
has many friends and a lively contest is
expected before the matter is finally set
tied.
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PREPARING TO STAY.
Gen. Chnfree Arranging to Remain In
PeIziD All Winter.
Copyright, 1900, the Associated Press

Copyright, 1900, the Associated Press. }
Tien Tsin, August "a (via Taku, Au-
gust 27).-Of1icers who have arrived here
from Pekin report that Gen. Chatfee is
making all the necessary preparations to
maintain 10 600 men through the win
ter Fifteen OF che American wounded,
including the marines wounded during
the siege of the legations, have arrived
here by boat from Pekin.
Capt. Myers OF the United States ma
rine corps is suffering from typhoid fever
and cannot be moved. A large batch OF
refugees are due here tomorrow. The
American Signal service corps cooper
ating with that of the British, has COM
pleted the telegraph line from Taku to
Pekin.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-29
SIEGE BATTERY NOT NEEDED.

Washington, August 2S.-The war de-
partnent this afternoon made public the
following dispatch received yesterday
from Gen. Chaffee:
Taku, China, (no date).
AdJutant General, Washington:
Siege Battery not needed.
(Signed) Chatfee.
This dispatch is in reply to an inquiry
sent some time ago to Gen. Chatfee reIa-
tive to the siege battery which was taken
from Manila to Nagasaki to be sent to
China If needed.
CASUALTY LIST AT TIEN TSIN.
Washington, August 28.-The war de-
partment today received from Lieut..
Col. Whit, commanding the Sixth cav
airy, the casualty list Of the fight out
side OF lien Ts1n, August 10. 1t is as
follows:
Engagement near lien Tsin, China,
August 10 Sixth cavalry:
Wounded, Troop A, Trumpeter Fred
Corr1gan, severe; Privates Hale, Nc
Cormick, severe; Samuel e. HartsheId,
sIight John H. Van Sickle, severe; !.
Troop G, Trumpeter Edward E. Lyon,
slight; Troop d. Loft McCalIester,
severe. All but Corrigan on hospital
ship Relief"
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-29
no CLEANSE THE sYspEM

Efectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious, to permanently overcome habitu-
al constipation, to awaken the kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity, without
Irritating or weakening them, to dispeI
headaches colds, or fevers, use Syrup of
Figs, made by the California Fig Syrup
Co.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-29

THE subscriber hereby gives notice that he
mas been duly appointed admins traitor OF
the estate of
LIZZIE J. FRANCIS late of Milford.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts, deceased,
leaving estate to be administered in the County
OF Cumberland. and gwen bonds as the law
directs and | have appointed Harry NJ. Yer
ril, Portland. Me- agent or attorney within tn )
State. All persons having demands against
the estate OF said DECEASED are desired to
present the same for settlement and all in
debted thereto are requested to make pay
moUi Immediately.
ANDREW d. FRANCIS, Milford, Mass.
Oh to
HARRY M. VERRILL, Portland. Me.
Portland, Aug, 4. 1900. aug9diaw3wThx
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OUT OF PEKIN.
Fifty Americans Have Arrived From
Capital City.

Copyright 1900 by the Associated Press. }
Iien Tsin, August 25.-Via Yaku, Au-
gust 27.-Fifty Americans, including the
Misses Condit-Smith, Woodward and
Paine have arrived here from Pek1n
which city they left five days ago.
The conInissary department is prepar-
ing to establish an extensive winter base
at Tong Ku.
Lieut.. Waldron of the Ninth q. S. in
fantry, received a serious sniping wound
while patrolIing at Hoo Sc Woo. The
Russians and Japanese are constantly
pushing troops on to Pekin.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-29
PORTLAND ACADEMY.

Fan term begins September 3 at the rooms IN
Baxter building. Pupils of both sexes received
Private pupils are received afternoon and eve
ming. For fun Their particulars inquire of
MISS p. A. FILES, Principal.
Ike, dence 100 Free st.
Portland. Aug. 70, 1900. aug27eodlw
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-29

The Mss Woodward referred to in tie
despatch from lien Tsin is undoubtedly
the daughter of Mrs. Woodward, wife OF
M. 5. Woodward, assistant manager OF
the Western Adjustment company. They
were guests of Minister Conger at Pekin.
Mrs. and Miss Woodward left Evanston
in February to make tour OF Japan and
China. They were accompanied by Mrs,
Conger, wife of the minister. A Miss
Mary @. Smith has also bean a guest of
Minister Conger at Pekin and she may
be the Miss Condit-Smith referred to in
the lien Tsin despatch. One of this
Miss Smiths sisters is the wife of Gen
eral Leonard Wood, the governor general
Of Cuba.
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-29
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

cures these troubles of
women sas@ E'OR5S saHGEs~
situation of its EeE'E'0R'Ss
No woman need ESe with
OEsf the safest and SuE'eSt
advice for Mrs. PissREfsaRBa
cOWsaSeES women free of
Charge Her address IS
AyEaEag Mass.
o GaEs any woman aff0S'H
to ignore 6fs@ medicine and
fkse advice that haS cured
a million vv0EaRgRG2
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MESSAGE FROM CHAFFEN.

Washington, August % -Adjutant
General COrbin has received a despatch
from Gen Chaffee saying that he (Chaffee)
had received no dispatches from Gen.
Corbin aimee August A. This was the
date on which the allied army attacked
Pekin. Many dispatches had been sent
by Gen. Corbin since that date and the
delay in their delivery is astonishing,
even with the strange connections
which have existed in China. Like the
Conger dispatches, the one from Gen.
Chaffee is undated. The only expIana-
tin that can be made as too this lack of
dates is that the dispatches have been
butchered en- route, probably on their way
through China.
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CONFERENCE
IMPORTANT
WHITE HOUS E.

Washington Aug. 28-An extended
conference regarding the diplomatic
features of the Chinese situation took
place at the White House tonight Act
ing Secretary Adee Of the State depart
ment arrived at the executive mansion
about half past nine o'clock and soon
afterwards Secretary Root came, the two
officials remaining with the President
until after midnight
AS they were leaving the White house
Secretary Root intimated that the CON
ference related to the communications
which this government is now having
with the powers respecting their treat
ment of the Chinese question.
BLACK FLAGS ACTIVE.
London, AugusS 29.--The Hong Kong
correspondent of the Times, wiring yes
ter lay, says: "There are reports of con.
tinued aggression by "bIack flags on
North river, and of the deliberate des-
truction of mission property"
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-29
Y he
PEEpkhEpo
RGGO ord

Is a E8FOszd aEs9 peerless
E'ec0sxzu ~ is a record of
cure of constant COM
eyssesf over obstinate Ills
of wOssseEs5 Ills fhaE GSeaI
OHf GgespaFss5 suffering
that many women think
is w0sasass2S natural h9S'S-
fAgGS disorders assd esES~
placements that drive out
hope
The Portland daily press., 1900-08-29
The DAILY PRESS.
stores Of:

Can always be found at the psrioa,,
-+oron of. ~ulu
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Shipping Notes

The schooner Eureka is discharging ar
the coal wharf.
The Hawaii. with big mail for the
big island. left last evening.
The Mikahala and Lehua both left last
evening with heavy cargoes.
The Niihau will be ready to resume her
runs about the end of next week.
The Mohican. Star of Russia and Xii
kitat will probably all go TO sea today.
The Helen Brewer will be through dis
charging this evening and will then await
orders.
The new pump for the Oahu plantation
and twelve boilers for Lahaina arrived
in the Albert.
The Kinau will he late in returning
this trip. She will probably not return
/ before Sunday morning.
\ lot of tapa cloth which came off th'
Alameda was seized by the customs Off
GERS Wednesday evening.
The bark Ceylon is off the marine rail
way. Her place was taken yesterday by
/ the schooner Golden Shore.
4 ne SItdlutE -NttdA was q"
| looked for yesterday as a steamer from
the coast during the war times.
Purser Louis Reynolds of the Hawai-
is suffering from very sore eye and Pur
ser Jarrett of the Lehua is troubled Will
a sore foot.
There were no arrivals or departure
of foreign vessels yesterday. the only ar
rival being the little sloop Kaiulani
which carries rice from Axis at Pear
Harbor.
The fire in the I. :. army coal pill
at the corner of Allen and Alakea street
is still fiercely burning. II has done
good deal of damage already and will d
more before il is extinguished.
The pilots were out sounding the dept
of water off the lighthouse yesterday
The channel was found TO have filed i
considerably in places and the work
dredging viii be recommended. For
long time deeply-laden vessels have stirre
up the mud as they passed the lighthouse
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he Caught a Tartar.

The guard on duty ar the gangway
nf the transport Port stephens caught
Tartar yesterday. The vessel has a crew
of Chiusmen. and on this account the
captain asked that an officer be stationed
ri the caugway 10 keep the men aboard.
The captain is under a heavy bond not
60 lpt ans Of his crew escape here. and II
was on his request that the officer was
stationed 20 watch. II is said that two
or ,hrer of the original Chinese crew
have already taken French leave and are
now running loose.
Yesterday one of the crew attempted TO
leave the vessel presumably on ships
business. lie had a scraper with him
and said be- was going TO work on the side
Of the vessel The officer objected 10 the
man leaving the ship and that appropriated
as lively a scrap as has ever taken place
on the water front When the Chinaman
found that be could not 90 ashore he i'm
medistely expressed himself in very bad
English The officer not having been in
the habit Of taking back talk from pake.
grabbed the man and showed him back on
the ship The Chinamau was apparently
spelling for a fight, and SO he did not
wait for an invitation. but Immediately
started in on the officer with the scraper
shat he had in his hand. lie cut the
white guard in the head and in
the side and thigh The officer realizing
that there WAS going 20 be trouble. pulled
MS club and went FOR the Chinaman. For
about Eve minutes they had ii. hammer
and tongS. when the couutrymen of the
Cinnamon on the vessel began to arrive
10 assist their fellow They were armed
with all sorts OF weapons and We're with
sisculty kept from bodily jumping the
ef5cer. by the captain and mates OF tue
seSSel. The Chiuaman was finally res.
-ue,i from the officer and he weut for as
sfstaace. Harry Flint appeared on the
seeRe and took the offending Chiuaman 10
the police station. accompanied by one o;
fbe ships officers He was sent back to
the ship however. aud the officer who
was assaulted is to swear out warrant
for him.
The row between the guard and the
Chiuaman has caused the rest of tbs
Chinese aboard to become very sulsy anc
sooa sitter the trouble they went on
strike and refused to do any work Cap
tsin GRAY sent them all forward and tol'
them that IL they would not work thel
could not have anything 10 eat. Late
one OF them came to the captain and Ssi'
that Il he would hsve the guard arrest
I'd they would return 10 work II
thought the men will have cooled OF ant
uill return to their duty today.
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BOOKED.

Per :. s. MaripoSa, for San Francisco,
Nov. 9.-Mrs. Fowler. Miss Neumann.
Mrs. Taylor and child. f. ]. Turk and
wife. O. c. Lewis and wife. ". Lewis,
Miss NJ. Fleckheumer. Mrs. ]. :. Kim
ball Miss n Rycroft. Mrs. Bosley. Mrs
C. 4. Ruder. ]. II. Nakins. c. II
Schmidt. Mrs. y \. Cunningham, {. Z
Douglas. c. \. Bruins. II. {. Becker ana
wife. Misses Macfarlane. 7. NJ. Pond
James l.. Mclean. Mrs. g. \. Rathhorr
and child. DIR. Pfuger. :. II. Coulstock
DR.. NJ. Grossman. j. Colley. II. J. Nc
l>ay. Hy Hill. c. 5. Shanklin. +. K
Swain. Miss McBoyle. Or. 4. \. Baner
Miss c. Castle. A. Drier and WIFE Mrs
Harrison. Mrs. Knaf, Mrs. Davies, A
+. Gum and wife, John Cargill- W. 1
Cornwall and wife.
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Salt water IN Literature.

Our best literature is rich in sea
vhrsseS. Poets. statesmen and pulpit or
storS all acknowledge the value Of nau-
ticsi metaphor, 81 TO speak. DR.. Cuyier,
the distinguished divine. in political ad-
dress recently. was felicitons IN refer
enoes of this kind. A few samples from
his remarks are as follows;
Before the new man climbs up the
-xu-wsy lets stop him and question
hiu"
what sort of colors would he plant
on the ship il We summoned him for
pilot?~
IF BRYAN We're made our pilot. what
xort Of crew would he bring on deck
with him: Altgeld. Tillmsn. Towne,
George Fred Williams
No. my friends, when that Pilots
head comes above deck we must make
short work Of him"
As you wen know. have not agreed
si,h President Mckinley in all his poll
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Armistice Broken.

The armistice which was proclaimed
last week between Lewis * Turk and Nc
Carty. the shipping masters. is no longer
in force. The furnishing OF the crew OF
the Star Of Russia is the cause of the
latest rupture and there is liable TO be
some lively times on the front before the
vessel gets away. 1t is a three-eornered
fight this time. in which the Sailors
Tr.ion and the two shipping masters are
the firms interested. The union is hold
ing out for $50 for the run TO the Sound
for each man shipped, aud re captain
does not want TO pay this much. lie has
given orders to both Mccarthy and Lewis
4 Turk TO get him a crew, ami as tarl
Of these parties is out for the dough-
il is probable that they will try and beat
each other out in the filling of the crew
Here is where the trouble viii begin. The
Star of Russia is ready for sea now.
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,~~SF. GIFFARD. the manager Of
w Irwin * Co. agents for the
' " = Oo-anic Steamship Company
- here. said yesterday that the
z ] = company had determined upon
4l-ll. schedule Of the steamers 10
run here and 20 the Colonies.
AMI that as far a. IL vas known now the
schedule would b. adhered 10 without
ary change. The steamer Zeaiandia will
make but two trips here. leaving San
Francisco on the 10Th Of the present
mouth and gain 0E ,he day after Christ
mas. She viii then h. withdrawn and
r-uiailY laid up. On the 18th Of Janu-
arr the Alameda will begin her trips on
tFe local run. and viii be joined later by
rhe Marirosa. with which vessel she will
alternate in a fortuigh;iy service between
b.re and San Francisco The Mariposa.
which gilI arrive from the Colonies today.
nil make one more round trip and get
tack o. san Francisco on February ith.
Sic will then lay mp 20 undergo repairs
and general oyerhaulins. 10 be- got ready
10 follow the Alameda about the 10Th OF
March. Beginning with the arrival Of
the Zealaudia here on the 18th inst, the
steamers Of the Oceanic Company VIII
STRIVE from san Francisco on an average
about three times month According TO
the latest schedule the steamers leaving
here for san Francisco beginning with the
departure of the Zealandia viii be ut the
rate Of three q month. In January there
aiH he four Oceanic steamers for San
Franei-oo The Sierra will inaugurate
the nov service between San Francisco
and the Colonies. and instead Of stopping
at Apia. Us heretofore, viii call at Page
PaEo.
The three new steamers. of which the
Sierra is the pioneer will sail from San
Francisco Tor the Colonies, via Honolulu,
every tweuty-oue days. connecting at Sa-
moa for Suva. FIJI at Auckland with
steamers of the Union :. :. Co. for all
New Zealand ports. and at Sydney max
Ing connections with railroad and steam
Frs FOR Melbourne and all Australian
ports.
The Australia will continue on the
Tahiti run. leaving san Francisco every
rhirty-thrce days
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DEPARTURES

Thursday. November ).
Stm- Mikahala. Petersen. for Eleelt
and Hanapepe.
Stmr Lehua. Bennett, for Mclokai
ports and Lahains.
Stu,r Hawaii. Nicholson. for Paauhsn
ookala. Kukaiau, Laupahcehoe and Ia
palos.
Sch Golden Gate, Iulua, for kahuiui
Sch Kawailani, for koolau ports.
Sch Mile Morris, for Koolau ports
Sch Blanche and Fila. for Hanalei.
Sch Ada, for Hsnalei.
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cies. He il not infailibls- 10 man Is
BUT when you consider him in the aggrs-
gate. 20 to speak. be is 20 far and away
a safer pilot than Bryan that my mind
reyolts al the thought OF a change.
If We make him our pilot for four
years more he viii bring the old ship OF
state safely 70 the desired shore.
Herbert said. He that viii learn tC
pray. let him 20 to sea" And the maj
who would produce good literature. ever
/ II be already knows how TO pray. can
DO better than throw a little salt wats
I into it,
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NAIEN.
Between Roards-1O Oahu. $50.
$50 \. NJ Session-lo Ookaia. SO !;
10 Ookalaa. SIS: 10 Ookalaa. SO.
Between Boards-100 Pioneer. Sloo !;
- Oahu. $50.
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Summoned for Contempt.

Harry W. Flint has been called upon
IN ap,sar before Judge Humphreys IN
chambers next Saturday at 10 O'Clock and
show cause why he should not be adj
Judged guilty Of eontesnpt- LAST suiy
the court ordered Flint to advance so
attorneys Zee by September IL IN the
divorce suit Of Nina Flint, his wife.
Fin. failed To do 50. Hence rhe court
has found il necessary 10 take summary
action and viii proceed in the matter at
the time stated
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Diamond Head signal Station, Nov.
10 .. m.-W.ather clear: wind calm
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Vessels Chartered for and on the
Way TO Hawaii From

BREMEN.
7. c. Glade. Ger bk. Siege, 142S.
Marie Hackfeld, Ger ship, Wuhrmann,
1905.
EUREKA.
Ottillie Fjord. Am sch, Segelhurst, 24i,
Kahului.
Emma Claudina, Am sch. Nelson, 1So.
GRAY'S HARBOR.
W. F. Witzemann, Am sch. Buteshon,
459
Philippine, Am sch, Larsen, 491.
Reporter, Am sch. Dahlof 333.
HAKODATE.
Lottie Bennett, Am sch. Rasmussen, 4s0.
HAMBURG.
Tellus, Ger. bk, Nielsen. 141S.
KILLISSNOO.
Courtney Ford, Am brig. Murchison, 3d.
Kahului.
NEW YORK.
Henry Failing. Am ship, Merriam, 1850.
kahului.
Nuuanu, Am bk, Josselyn, ~
NITRATE PORTS.
Novelty. Am sch, Rosendal, 5S4.
| ]. ID. Tallant. Am sch, Hoffand 40.
NEWCASTLE AUS.
Wachusett. Am ship Lambeth, 14IS, IA
hului.
Prince Albert, Nor ship, Cappelen, 1861
1124
Fantasi. Nor bk. Anderson. 1910.
Alex Mcneil. Am blk. Nielsen. 1O4S.
James Nesmith, Am ship, Warner, 1882
| Chehalis. Am bkt, Simonson, 642.
Snow 4 Burgess. Am blk. Olsen, 1923.
Kenmore, Nor blk, johnson, 1855.
Palmyra. Am Blk, Keller, 1923.
]. l.. Stanford, Am bkt, Mollestead, S61
Seminole. Am bk. Taylor, 1922.
Honolulu. Am sch Stokkebye. S5S.
| Addenda. Am bkt. Delano. 63I.
Echo. Am bkt. Belleson. $50.
HAYDN Brown, Am blk, Paulsen, 81.
Falls of Garry, Br ship. Broadfoot, 1877
/ Churchill. Am sch Treanor. GOO.
Battle Abbey. Br ok. Mechie, 146o.
! DrQmrnuff. snip
Cleaner. Am bkt. Schmehl., 1872.
Sonoma. Am hk. Stursland. S9l.
Robert Sudden, Am bkt Killman. 51I.
City of Adelaide, Br ok. Greenwood, SAB
Encore. Am bkt. Palmgren, oi2.
Hesper. Am biz, Sodergren. 664.
Highlands. Br ok. Smith. 1894.
Himalaya. Am bk Dearborn, zoos.
Jas. Drummond. Am ship, Sleeves, 14IO
Alta. Oh bkt. Thronagle. 1882.
Big Bonanza. Am bk, Bergman. 1343.
Omega. Am bkt, Mackie. sd
VI. +. Grace. Am ship. DeWinter. 1853
Drumburton. Br blk. Thomas. 1913.
Mary A. Troop. Br bk, Wally, Ills.
Honoipu. Am sch, Olsen. $40.
+. Muriel. Am sch. Carlson. 4S3.
Lyman d. Foster, Am sch, killman. Co.
Star OF Bengal. Am blk. Henderson. 1694
:, Odderajaa. Nor ship, Roop. 1916.
OYSTER HARBOR.
Antiope. Br ship, Murray, 1863. kahulu
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lanes Sheridan
PIANO TUNER

FORTY years practice. References If
desired. All kind of Musical lnstru-
ments Tuned and Repaired
OrF1cE-With the Hawaiian Iron renee
and Monumental Co. 1l6 to loo D
King Street, Lincoln Block
Telephone-MAIN as.
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Oceanic Steamship Company
FINE TABLE.
and sezve this port Sv hereunder :
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The s;.snerx of this line vii $
FRoa SAN FRANCISCO

the agents are
in from New i'tA ~
nip lineo all ports
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FOg FURTHER PARTICULARS APF7-l To =
VIM G. IRWIN & GO.
LIMITED
GENERAL. AGENTS OCEANIC : 5 co

PORT bLAKELEI.
Vega. Am sch. Cook. 233.
]. A. Campbell. Am sch. Smith. 49,
PORT GAMBLE
Alice Cooke. Am sch. Penhallow, III
SAN DIEGO.
Adams. L. S. S. Hilo.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Oueen. Am sch Frederickson. 240, La
haina.
J. G. North, Am sch, Austin, 329. Ho-
noipu.
s. I. Alexander, Am sch, Ipsen, 6So, ha-
hului.
Planter. Am bkt. Mcneil, 49S.
ST. Katherine. Am blk, Saunders. 11S.
Mauna Ala. Am bk, Smith, Ii9.
Andrew Welch, Am Blk, Drew. S63.
Annie johnson Am blk. Johnson, 9ao,
Hilo.
:. C. Allen. Am bk, johnson. 632.
Lurline. Am brig, Schaube, S36.
Sheridan. L. S. S. S., 1854.
Solace, L. S. s. s., 1852
SAVANNAH.
Henry Willard, Am ship, Quick, 14o2.
SEATTLE.
| Iroouois. Am ship. Thompson. 1866.
Johr Currier, Am ship. Lawrence, 1s4i.
| Mildred. Am sch, Rose. All.
SYDNEY.
w. H. Macy, Am ship, Groth, 20oS.
Passepartout, Nor blk. Nielsen, ola.
TACOMA
! NJ. Winkleman, Am bkt. Benneche. ~.
Columbia. Am ship, Nelson. 1923, IA
hului.
John c. Potter, Am ship, Meyer, 114o.
Jabez Howes, Am ship, Clapp. 1o2l.
A. J. Fuller, Am ship, Nichols. 1913
kahului.
Mary Dodge. Am sch, Olsen, 231, IA
hului.
Metha Nelson, Am sch. Rice. $50, Hilo
Amelia Am bkt. Willer. 37S.
B.. p. Cheney, Am blk. johnson, 12oo
kahului.
Florence. Am ship, Ryder. 1914.
Standard Am ship, Getchell, 1464.
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