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The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
POLICE COURT.
ONLY TWO CASES ON THE
DOCKET THIS MORNING.

Todsy's session of police court was
brief
J. p. Garland, alias Girard, and
Joe NealAnd, charged with selling
jewelry on the street without a Ii.
oense, were tried and Nealsnd was
fined s5 and costs, the other mans
case being dismissed.
VIM. Ellis, a white man charged
with robbery, was granted continu-
mace and recognized for his appear
snoe He is charged with having
stolen money from a young lady's
trunk at milkman James home, in the
North End, and with breaking into
the trunks Of other boarders.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
THE STATES
DISGRACE.
REPORTS OF MORE INDICTMENTS
WHICH EXCITE THE


Frankfort, KY, Feb At is ru-
mored that Gen. Collier, Gen. Duke,
Sharp, Clsy, Elkin, Stanley and Mil
ward, all Of whom are prominent gen
tlemen. are among those indicted by
the late grand jury for connection
with the Goebel assassination. The
report created much interest and also
feeling and the people are asking
themselves who will be spared the
designs Of the gang or the head Of
such influences.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05

oFEICE MANAGER WANTED
An estsi1ished wholesale house, re.
Gently Incorporated, extending bust
ness, desires to engage competent
manager for branch house. Salary
slOO per month, expenses and com
mission. Must invest 81 900 in cap
ital stock of company, on which divi-
dend of six per cent will be guaran'
teed, and furnish satisfactory refer
ences. Address, Secretary, Box No.
l4O, Kansas City, Mo.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
wILL ADD ANoTHER GAR.

supt. Gus Thompson, Of the Street
Car company, stated today that anoth'
er car will shortly be added to the
Rowlandtown and passenger depot
line, making four cars in all. 1t will
run from Twelfth and Madison streets,
and two Of the cars will make ten
minute trips to the depot.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
At SPRINGFIELD.
PADUCAH MAN SHORTLY TO
WE'D A YOUNG LADY OF
MISSOURI.

The banns of Mr. John NJ Hoff-
man, of the city. and Miss Maud
White, of Springfield, Mo-, were an
nounced at the ST. Francis De Sales
church Sunday. Mr.. Hoffman is son
Of the well known lumber man of IL
linois, and resides on Boyd street.
The wedding will occur at Springfield
on February 10,
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
LOT |.
LOTT H..
RETAIL CLERKS.

The Retail Clerks union is growing
quite rapidly, AMI last evening the
following nine candidates were initi-
ated They are Mrs, Emma Curd,
Misses Matte Martin and Bertha
Leonard, and Messrs. Walter Hank,
II. G. Hargrove, II. J. Foppe, f. >
Fakes, Harry Clements and Roy Daw-
son.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
PROMINENT NEW
highlander HERE.

Mr.. z. E. Hayes, one of. the prinei-
pal owners in the Cohankus Co.. ar
rived last night from Pawtucket, R.
l., and is at the Palmer, He will
remain a few days ON business.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05

Georgetown, KY, Feb. o.-The
case Of Barber" Weaver, indicted for
perjury in the Goebol suspect charge,
has been postponed until this after
noon, but It may again be deferred.
II. r. Youtsey may be sentenced
this afternoon and also an appeal Of
the case taken.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
. ALMOST ALAW.
THE HOUSE ADOPTS THE SENATE
AMENDMENTS TO THE
Kentucky Judicial Bill and u Now
Goes TO the President for Ms
Signature.

Washington. Feb. 5. - The
house has agreed 10 the senate
amendments to the ..Kcntucky judicial
bill. This passes the act TO the presi-
dent, who will. IL is agreed. sign 1t
without any heistancy.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
HOTEL BURNED.
TWO INMATES MET DEATH AND
THREE MORE FATALLY
HURT.

Binghampton, N. Y, Feb. g.
The Exposition Hotel here was burned
early this morning. Two lives were
lost and three more are fatally injured.
The building was a substantial one.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
THREE PAIRS oF TWINS.

Terre Haute, Ind, Feb. Twins
born at the farm home Of Ross Rector,
Of Riley, this county, make the third
pair OF twins at that household in
four years and four months,
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
woonMEN TAKE NOTICE.

Olive Camp No. 2, W. o. W, meets
tonight in regular session at A. o.
U. W. hall, North Fourth street. All
members are urgently requested to be
present, Visiting soyereigns welcome.
By order
E. W. STALART, Con. Com.
%, ", EMERY, Clerk<
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
SUES FoR pIovRoE.

Emma Chapman, colored, today
filed suit in the circuit court against
Frank Chapman for divorce, alleging
abandonment.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
CIRCUIT COURT.

The suit Of R. G.. Caldwell, trustee,
against the Aetna Insurance Co., for
money ON a store burned in Marshall
county, is still OH trial.
The suit Of Erler against Wilcox
and Halloran was continued.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05

Camden, N. j., Feb. 5.-Robert Hill
vu hanged here today. The charge
a nst him was brutal wife murder
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05

Nav York, Feb. 5.-olga Neither
sole, the actress, is quite i'll here
Her condition Is serious.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
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EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS,

A small but appreoiatiye audience
witnessed the Laurant entertainment
at the Y. N. @. A. last night.
Brass Buttons" was greeted by a
good crowd at the Palmer house last
night The performance was given
in the dining hall. The entertainment
was by the Guild Of Grace Epis-
copal church.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
HAVE DISSOLVED


Messrs. J. W. Hart and Samuel
womble, who have been running the
Hart House, on North Fourth street,
have dissolved partnership and Mr.,
Hart will hereafter run It alone.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05

EUREKA EMBROIDERY SILKS.
Ladies' interested in fancy work
will do we'll to call on me as am sell
ing my stock of Eureka silks at cost
for cash.
4 MRS. JHo. ROCK.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05

Examination Of the hearts Of the
vegetarian and the meat eater shows
thar e number OF beats OF tho former
fity-eigi. the minute ami OF the
latter seventy-tye.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05
LOT ".
BUILDING PERMITS.

The permit for the new Hoerber
brewery, finished some little time aget'
was issued yesterday afternoon -
City Engineer Wilcox, and is I'll
900. The building psEUx Tor the
opera house was also l9ded, cost 844,-
900
NJ. S. Price was granted permit
for frame dwelling ON Ashb-ook ave.
ane. between Yeiscr and Powell
aszeet. cost $500.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05

some N are SO busy bsg'pnfng
things that they hayent time to fnish
any Of them.
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05

The Chinese have been earring ak
for $500 years. Cotton came very
early from China. in the hs2vy tsk-
tile which we ealIpsak<6n. after the
Chinese city Nsrkin. =
The Paducah sun., 1901-02-05

2 The road to soeeess In busins.s Is !
. placing ads in the best circulated paper !
: The SUN.
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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-26
I PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From the Colonies. per o. S. s. Sier-
ra. June 25.-Mr. and Mrs. Feather
stone. Miss Featherstone. Nance Nor
ries. Paul Egry. Chas. Smith. Through:
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyon. E. L. Yencken
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs Yager, Mr. and
Mrs. Bourband. Hugh Wilson and wife.
Mrs Storr. maid and child, Mrs. Leo.
Myers. infant and nurse. Mrs. C. H.
Austin. Madame Ella Russell Mrs.
Uim and child. Miss F. NJ. Johnston.
Miss A. A. Sheppard. Miss Bruce. Miss
NJ Tonks, Mr.. Thornton. Mr.. Beals.
Mr.. Samun. Mr.. L. W. w Morgan. Mr..
NJ w. Morgan. Mr.. S. Williamson. Mr..
q. E. Turner. DR.. A. W. Hare. Rev.
I. c. Bush. Count de Righini. Mr..
Alexander Kealman, Mr.. Frank Toms.
Mr.. Arthur Toms, Mr.. P. G. Black.
Mr.. ID. J. 0'Brien. Mr.. G.. A. Litzen-
berger. Mr.. NJ B. Ferguson. Mr.. P.
Tonks. Mr.. Dearden. Mr. G. Fl. May.
Mr.. F. W. Collingwood. Herr Hoffman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tod and two infants. Mr..
and Mrs. Coterall. and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs OgiIvie and child. Mr..
and Mrs. W. Bernard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclean and Master Mclean. Mr. and
Mrs J. M. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruck-
land. Mrs Greenaway. Mrs. Norman
Mcdonald. Miss Donovan. Miss Adams.
Miss A. Doherty. Mr. S. Hubert. Mr..
Duncan. Mr. Reyneil. Mr. Won Ber-
neurtz. Mr.. Garrettson. Mr. A. Callag-
han. Mr. Henry Bathurst, Mr.. James
Duncan. Rev. De Richemond. Mr.. ].
CottreIl. Mr.. p J. Corcoran. Mr. J.
Hewitt. Mr.. H. Koch, Mr.. Angelo
Longhi. Mr.. John O'Connell. Mr.. ].
Roberts. Mr.. George Taylor.
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and so she sailed without her new reg
istry. The vessel is one Of the largest
sailing vessels TO enter this port, her
net tonnage being 2041- She was built
in a British yard for this trade and Is
owned principally in this port
While coming In to the harbor yester-
day In tow Of the tug Fearless the
vessel presented beautiful sight She
has four masts three of them SQUARE
George are known as shipentines or
four masted barks-
Before the Fearless let 90 of the big
vessel in the stream yesterday there
came near being q serious accident
The order was given to let go the
tugs hawser and the mate on the
forecastie misunderstood and let go
the anchor The anchor fouIed the
anchor chain Of the bark Alexander
Mcneil which was lying near and
dragged the Mcneil up alongside of
the Hawaiian Isles. The Mcneil S
stern lines parted and she stuck her
jibboom over the port rail of the big
ship and carried away her bobstays
and martingale stays besides doing
other small damage. The Hawaiian
Isles rail was carried away for few
feet but she was not seriously damag-
ed. The Fearless seeing the pilfkia
went alongside the Hawaiian Isles and
soon had her out of her difficulty
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-26
BOOKED.

Per O. s. s Sierra. June 2s.for San
] B. Hopkins. L
Homfngsberger. Sig Simon w n
Morrison and wife. Miss A. Smith. Ma
~ A. TfersIey. L Chavane. Mrs +
Creig. " A Driscon. wife and infant
K. Beatrice, x Aahiem. " Woiters.
John A. McCabe. s. Silverstone. vie
and child. Mrs. Capt Clark. MISS
Clark. T. S. Sedgwick and wife. Mss
NJ. B. Along. Mrs L. Frazer. Miss
Frazier. Mrs c. a Stevens. Miss
Stevens. Miss c. A. Potter. Miss \.
B. Forsythe. Mr.. and Mrs c. Elston,
Miss Mary A. Lofquist- Miss DRAKE
Smith. Mrs. B. F. Sandow. Mrs r.
Patton. child and maid. c. C. Won
Hamm. Mrs. o. II. Walker. w. T.
Cooke. s. A. Cooke. Miss X. T.sNiel-
sen. wife and children. Mrs B. Fer
reira, F. j. Camara, wife and ? child
wife shsrIafs ana eflla.v vsi sissN sN a. apd ae6usgn AT J
Lewis. wife and children. s. ". Lewis.
W. F. Taylor. T. G. Williams. J. Nc
Gowan. l. NJ Gregware. ]. Taber. E
E Wright. Miss Mary Tauglin. F. E.
Nichols. Mrs E W. Fuller and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Montague Turner and maid.
Mrs. ]. A. Hopper, Miss Margaret Hop
per. Miss NJ l. Peterson. Miss E. Nc
Kinley. Mrs. W. E. Brown and child,
Mrs. Isabella Creighton, Miss Daisy
Lishman. j. P Erdman. H. F. Sturte-
want. Miss Mae Hodnett. Mrs A. A.
Curtis and child. Miss Emma Lyons.
Miss Ada Lycett. Mrs. Rosalie r. Weir.
Alvin Keech. Miss Mclean. Miss
Grace. Mrs. Gum, Miss Mclean, H.
NJ. Lull. Mrs. F. B. McStocker and
daughter. Miss A. Woods, L A Wills.
L. H. Miller, Mrs. w G. Walker. DIR.
and Mrs. Rice. H. Dechert, C. S. Des-
XIV, F. l. Richmond. Charles Walt. ID.
H. Lewis. s. P. Perry and children.
T. E. Hudson Mr.. and Mrs Elleford.
Mrs. ]. A. Magoon and children. C.
Matthews. Mrs. S. Matthews. A. Schi-
erholz. r. |. Randolph W. A. Vawter,
Miss johnson. Miss A. Clark, S. P
Perry. A. j. Coats, Miss Alice Smith.
Miss Janda. Mr. and Mrs Hawk. Mrs.
F.A Handy. Miss Navue. Miss Martin,
Miss H. Needham. H. H Brodie. Miss
Alice Lyle, H. C. Lechner, W. s. Mott.
F. Wagner. NJ. Pancoast, s. Keliinoi.
| and wife. John Northway. Henry
Green. George Green. R. H. Sylvia.
Mrs. Heitman and infant, E. H. Wal
lers. Mr.. Matte and son, Mrs. DilIen,
F. P. Rosecrans, wife and child, L. A.
Wells. d. Mattos and wife
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er W. G. Han. June zs-Misses n
s. Rose. n. s Silva. Julia Jc4. Violet
Aeksrrzn- Nesdzzes J. B. G0sdsteln
RevDam j. EnnEer and children
Messrs. Louis Limo. Geo Cars, JAWS
starr Jordan Chas- McWaynes Aoel
Ling. Jno Clarke. X 8 Jordan. Mille
Morgan. Barseils. A. kenna- .. Bash.
James APO. c. A Chong J. Nichols
John HoooaH. Albert Bush Joseph
Andrews. I.fnt0-
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Forced and Natural Drausht.

II is doubtful. judging from the fire.
quency of inquiries. IL the ordinary
reader grasps with intelligence what
is meant by the terms natural
draughtr and forced draught." in
variably referred to when speaking of
the power or radius of action of war
ship. Natural draught. as it's name
implies. is simply the natural method
by which air finds its way to the fur
naces through the yentilating coils
and shafts. and other parts of the fur
naces in direct connection with the
atmosphere. Forced draught is OBJ
tanned by closing the fire rooms
against the outer atmosphere. and
forcing or pumping air by the use of
fans or blowers placed in shafts lead
ing into the fire room, and then. under
a slight pressure into the ashpan or
space under the fire. thence through
the R6attesss in a qlRTaal to to 7eertha
steam faster and in greater quantity.
much after the same manner that a
kettle OF water on an ordinary kitchen
fre is made to boil quicker and strong
er by the use of pair OF bellows. In
duced draught is obtained by placing
fans at the base Of the smoke pipe or
the combustion chamber; the fans re-
volving RAPIDLY create a partial vacu-
um over the fires and induce the air
from the fire room to pass at a greater
rate through the fire CRATES and
thus increase the combustion and the
units OF heat. This brief explanation
will no doubt assist the novice to un-
derstand that dranght in furnace
fire is entirely dependent upon the
difference OF pressure on either side
OF the crate bars. and this difference
NAV be due only to the natural supply
OF air from the out atmosphere and
the height of the chimney above the
top of the FIRE. or il may be increased
by APPLYING artificial methods-"forc
ed" or induced draught.
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PPAssENeEas DEPARTED

For Hiio and wayports. per Stmr.
Kinau. June 25s-Mfss n. Cooke. L. C.
Lyman. Miss F. Bfxby. Miss NJ E.
Lewis. Miss Gladys Akina. Miss A.
Brainard. W. L Robinson. \. C. VIII
fong. " A. wall. A. Wallace. D. Nor
ton. B. II. Austin. r Kinney. II. n.
Macfarlane. h A. Austin. Major Pur-
dy. Mrs L J. Miller. Mrs. Robs- I4ish-
man. JAS. Hattie. A Hapai. E Hapai.
Hsrry Wood. A. n. BALDWIN. sam Ma
helona. ". G. Walker. ]. G. Axten. S.
kubey. Cant A. L Soule and wifs.
c. Rowland. Florence n. Carter. ".
c. Brown. ". wery. Ficrenea Hfll.
Amy Hin. J. EwaIiko. Mrs ]. A. Con
salyes and daughter, L l. vestal. B.
Horner- Mand Horner. e. c. Maetar-
lane. ~ " Chamberlain. Capt Cane
los. ]. 7. MeCrossen. R s Thurxton.
G s Hailoway. E. Campbell. Wm.
Campbell Prince David Master Ha-
PAL Hattie HapSi. Mrs c. H. ElnexeI.
Miss $. Lyman Wm- Auld and wife
~ Perry. Dr. n. Russell. s. Allemsr.
Nr. c Gilbert. J. D. Paris Jr- Hon. L
Car.
For Konz and Kau ports. per steam
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U. S. training ship Mohican, Couden,
from Hilo.
II t,-~1----ss, rUnu, midway fsl-
and, August s.
MERCHANTMEN.
(This list does not include coasters)
Ariel, Am. Sc. Slater. Newcastle, June
Alex. Mcneil, Am. bk., Erkrom. New
castle, June ~.
Allen A, Am. schr, from Humboldt,
June 16
Andrew Welch, Am. bk., Drew San
Francisco, June II.
Alden Besse, Am. bk.. Keissel, San
Francisco, June IL.
Annie NJ. Campbell, Am sch, Smith.
Port Gamble. June "a.
Balclutha, Am. sp., Hatfield, Newcas.
tie, June 2.
Battle Abbey, Br. bk., McGhie, New
castle, June
Chas. B. Kenney. Am. blk. Anderson,
Newcastle, June 2.
Chas- e. Moody, Am. sp., Aspe. Ia
coma, May 3D.
c. F. Sargent, Am. sp, Melville. Ia
coma, June 2.
Carrie and Annie, Am sch. Garland.
San Francisco. June "a.
Diamond Head, Am. bk., Petersen.
San Francisco. June IL.
Emelia Crampa. It'll bk. Jaccarino.
Iquique. June IS.
Fort George. Am ship. Morse. New
castle, June %.
GenI Fairchild, Am. bk-. Ellis, New
castle, June s.
Golden Shore. Am. schr., Rasmussen,
Newcastle, June 4.
George Curtis, Am. sp., Calhoun. San
Francisco, May 81.
Gov Robie, Am. sp.. Harrington, New
castle. June g
g. W Watson, Am sch, Lahaina. June
22d.
Hilston, Br. sp.. Richards, Hamburg.
June IS.
j. B. Thomas. Am. SD. Zube. Port
Stephens, June 13. in distress.
John c. Potter. Am sp., Louretzen.
Tacoma, June IL.
Jabez Howes. Am So, Clapp. Tacoma,
j. G. Pfuger. Am. bkt-, Potter, San
Francisco. June 3.
King Cyrus. Am. SC. johnson, New
castle. May 81
Mohican. Am bk, Kelly, San Francisco.
June %.
Marion Chilcott. Am sp.. weedon.
Newcastle, May %.
Mary E Foster. Am. sch. Thompson.
s F.. June 1s.
Olympic. Am bk., Gibbs. San Fran
cisco. June IL
0dderaiaa. Nor bk. Johansen. New
castle. June e.
Prosper, Am schr., Johansen. New
castle. June II.
Pasquale Lauro. III bk-. Lanro, New
castle. June 10.
Paramita, Am s-p-. Backus, Newcas-
tie. May "a
Planter. Am bkt. Chase. San Francis
CO. June ..
Reporter. Am schr.. Dalkon. Gray's
Harbor. June H.
Reaper. Am bA-. Saletxka. Newcastle.
May 20
Ruth Am bk. Burley. Newcastle.
June g
W F. witzenann, Am. SC. Daewe-
ritz. Gray's Hzrhoy. June 8.
WIN. Bowden. Ana Sc. Eierem, New
casfia. May 81.
WmL H Smith. An- sp- Colley. sgd.
ney. Jane L
zealandis. Am str. Dovdeil. from sea.
in distress. June 8
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DEPARTURES.

Tuesday, June 25.
Stmr Kinau, Freeman. for Hilo and
wayports.
Stmr. w. G. Hall, Thompson. for
Maui and Hawaii ports.
Am. sp. w. H. Smith, Colley, for
the Sound in ballast.
Stmr. James Makee. Tullett, for Ka-
paa.
Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for Nawi-
Twill. Hanamaulu and Koloa.
StmE ETalaRi aGEeeReu Ma FIR Rukthnaianla kEahainaa
Stmr. Lehua. Dover, for Maui and
Molokai
stmr Mokolii. Napela. for Maui and
Molokai
schr- Golden Gate. Mason. for Ka-
hului.
Am. sp. W. H. Smith. colley. for the
Sound in ballast.
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Fire Aboard Ship.

Some experiments have been made
az Bremen in connection with a new
mode OF extingnishIng fires aboard a
ship. invented by a Berlin chemist by
the name OF Gronwald. The objects
aimed at and said TO have been at
tanned by the new system are: First.
TO give timely notice, by means OF
special apparatus. OF any fire which
may break ont In the hold of a ship.
and. second. to promptly extinguish
the same ty pumping carbonic acid
into tie hold.
The oaioial report OF the expert
ments NAV be summarized as follows:
Two piles Of wood, In all about four
cubic metres square. we're built up in
the forehold OF a lighter. The large
logs were mixed with smaller blocks
Of wood and a quantity of wood shaw
ings soaked in petroleum. On top of
the piles Of wood was spread about a
fourth OF ton of coal. and in the
hold was also placed an iron basket
filled with coke heated to a perfect
glow. The two piles of wood were set
alight simultaneously az seven min
utes past four In the afternoon. The
fire developed quickly with the matches
open and at twenty-one minutes past
four the hatches were closed. Car
hOnic acid gas was then pumped into
the hold for twenty-one minutes and
ten minutes later the matches were
compTereiy extinguisned The fire
alarm worked perfectly and the ther.
mometer on deck showed the rise and
fail OF the temperature in the hold
correctly.
Without pronouncing any opinion
one way or the other respecting Herr
Gronwald's system, suffice Il to say
that the only new feature in II appears
TO consist of his employment of car
bonic acid gas. What he claims is
that when fire breaks out in a ships
hold II his system is followed. the fire
viii be automatically announced on
deck: IL will be kept under observation
from the deck and extinguished BY op-
erations carried out on deck. His sys-
tenn consists in fitting pipes in every
compartment OF the vessel. communi-
eating with the deck. acting as safety
valves through which smoke and heat
ed air may ascend TO the deck In case
OF Ere and give the alarm. Further.
thermometers and alarms may be low
cred down these tubes. thus making II
possible TO watch the progress of fire
IN the hold from the deck without re-
moving the matches or entering the
hold: and lastly. (which is the prin-
eipal feature OF the SYSTEM. down the
pipes Is pumped the carhonic acid gas
which viii extinguish the fire. The
gas can oe forced among the cargo at
any required pressure. and 1t will per
meste everything. even tightly slowed
cotton bales.
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rhe slerra's Trlp.


The Steamer Sierra from Sydney
aud Auckland by way OF Pzgopago ar
rived last night The vessel vas de-
layed in leaving Sydney one day. and
of the island OF Tutuila, fog detained
her several hours before she could
make port. From Sydney To Auckland
bad weather was met and the trip vas
rough. From Auckland to port good
weather was encountered and the YES
sci made good time.
From the Colonies the Sierra
brought ninety-two passengers, all OF
whom but seven viii 60 on 10 San
Francisco. She viii be able 20 take
over two hundred passengers from
this port in the first and second cabin
and about fifty in the steerage so that
/ the pressure viii be relieved and ali
vessel WIN get away Some Of tie
people who booked late will have 70
take second cabin accommodations
| for the trip however.
| The steamer has twelve tons OF
freight for here and will take no coal
As much sugar as can be put aboard
up to sailing time win be taken and
all the bananas and other fruit from
the Zealandia viii be put aboard the
Sierra She is billed to sail at noon
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~ ESTERDAf was steamer day.
All the island vessels. crowded
with passengers on their way 10
the country for the summer va
cation, left on time. The Hall had
such a crowd aboard that she had TO
refuse any more passengers and many
were compelled TO await another
steamer for the Kona coast At the
KPat HF tHfFs K fFssi Es 66gfRT 66SfREd o6dTPEssEoe, g Pc,
boys were much in evidence with
their yelis which was a new and novel
noise 10 the water-fronter Late in
the afternoon the ship W. II. Smith
sailed for the Sound in ballast. and
about dusk the steamer Sierra from
the Colonies was sighted She came
into the harbor about 9 o'clock and
began discharging her small freight
for this port.
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Captain Morse slok.

Captain C. c. Morse of the ship Fort
George was taken suddenly sick yes
terday and had to call for a doctor.
For several months the captain has
been ailing and on the last trip from
San Francisco he had some medicine
put up for him which was pronounced
by the doctors to whom he went in the
Colonies as not At for q horse to take.
While he treated with the medicine
he procured in San Francisco he seem
ed to grow worse. While in the Colo
nies he was under the care of a ply
sieian nearly all the time and only on
the return trip did he regain his form
er good health. While far from being
a well man he was so greatly improv-
ed in health that he thought he was
on the fair way to speedy recovery.
The attack yesterday was sudden.
His physician thinks that Il win not
be serious and that the captain viii
be ready to take his vessel TO the city
when she is ready to 80.