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The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-06-11

w A N TIE D. Summer boarders.
Reasonable rates. Mrs. Phil Taylor
Rock Hill, sc.
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A. n. BAKER Sole Agent.
BLOWN TO ATOMS.

The old idea that the body soms-
times needs powerful, drastic, pur-
Rstivs pill has been exploded; for DR..
Kings New Life Pills, which are per-
fectly harmless. gently stimulate liver
and bowels to expell poisonous mat
ter, cleanse the system and absolutely
cure constipation and sick headache.
Only 25c at ell drug stores.
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81 had running sore on my breast for over a
year," says Henry II. Richards Of Willseyville,
N, Y, sand tried great many remedies, but
got no relief until used Banner Salve. After
cantrecommend it too highly" W. j Butts.
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$3.50 round trip from Brunswick to
Jacksonville and return on ste amer
Emmeln Sunday, June Och.
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ABOUT IRISH POTATOES
QUESTIONS CONCERNING THEIR
GUILTY. ATION ARE ASKED
AND ANSWERED.
FORMULA IS SUGGESTED
Enemies Of the Plant and How to
Thwart Their Depredations-The
Best Sofl-Views Of Chemist.

A gentleman who desires to expert.
ment with Irish potatoes as a revenue
crop asks for advice on the the following
points:
(l). The most available potato for
shipping purposes.
(2). The best time to plant so as to
bring the potatoes into market in time
to miss the first crop of southern pota-
toes and the regular annual crop Of
northern potatoes.
81. Character and amount of manu-
featured fertilizer likely to ensure the
largest yield.
Answers to the above questions:
~. The Irish potato in highest es-
TEEN among the truck farmers Oh the
Atlantic coast near Savannah is the
"Pink- Eye"A7 Early Rose"
(s). The best Il. ide.6t 50 as 10
come between the first crop of southern
patotoes and the regular annual crop Of
northern potatoes is in February or early
March.
(3). The following formula for Irish
potatoes is suggested by DR.. McOand.
less, our state chemists:
Nitrate Of soda. ............. 300 pounds
COttonSeed meal. ......... 900 pounds
Acid phosphate IA per cent? 800 pounds
sulphate of potash. ........ 300 pounds
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FOR SALE-A Decker Bros, piano
Ia good condition. Apply ut this
office.
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39c. Watch the Gents Furnishings'
Department window at J. III. Heller g.
Bro, aud see what you can get there
for SOC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-17
MURPHY CLUB MEETS

At a joint meeting Of the directors
0f Murphy Club No. last evening. the
following resolution. introduced by
Jean Sabate, was unanimously adopt.
ed
|. Whereas the association known az
the Francis Murphy Temperance Clut
Association and the association known
Us the Francis Murphy Temperance
Club, No. 1. are two distinct and separ.
ate organizations, and that Francis
Murphy Temperance Club No. has nc
charter or constitution; and,
Whereas, there are certain persons
claiming to hold office In this clu,
under a certain instrument which pur
ports to be a charter of the Francis
Murphy Temperance Association. bu
which has never been adopted as tn,
charter Of the Francis Murphy Clul
No. I. and which In truth and in fact
Is not in any wise binding upon tn,
members Of this club; and.
Whereas, the close connection which
was supposed to exist between the tw,
associations has proved 90 he detrimen.
tai to the cause Of temperance; and.
| Whereas, that the honored name o
our veteran and respected leader. Fran
els Murphy, has been associated with ;
scandal. which would not. and coult
not, have existed II this club had beef
Independent and self-governed:
Now. therefore. be It resolved. tina
this club does hereby declare that tn,
said supposed charter Of the Franci
Murphy Temperance Club Association
Is not the charter Of the Francis Muir
ply Club No. !. and that the person.
claiming to hold office under II are no
the regular elected officers Of this club
and.
Be It further resolved. that such per
sons claiming to hold Office under tn,
supposed charter of the Francis Muir
ply Temperance Club Association b,
requested to account to this club for al
funds received and disbursed by then
from the date Of organization to An
gust |, 1901. he II further
Resolved. that this club proceed Z,
the election Of temporary president
a temporary treasurer and a temporar,
secretary, and that the temporar.
treasurer be authorized to receive al
funds now In the hands of any persol
or persons claiming to hold the sam,
for the benefit Of this club; and be l
further
| RAsnlvaI that altar hi I,,t, ka
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-17
EPISCOPAL MEMORIAL

Four hundred members and attend
ants Of the Anglican Church in Hawaii
have signed the following memorial to
the Rt. Rev. the House of Bishops OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the
United States Of America, which IL to
be forwarded to the convention Of Am.
erican Bishops to be held In San Fran
cisco In October:
We the undersigned members or at
tendants Of the Anglican Church In
Hawaii with deep and reverent respect,
beg to memorabilia your Rt. Rev.
House. as follows: A.
Whereas, the Church Of England and
the Protestant Episcopal Church OF
America many years ago Jointly plant
ed ar Anglican mission In the King
dom OF Hawaii under English Episco-
pal supervision. later known as the
Anglican Church In Hawaii. and,
Whereas. the Hawaiian islands now
form Territory OF the United States
OF America, and
Whereas. the said Anglican Church
in Hawaii is now deprived Of all sup
port and supervision by the Church oi
England. and
Whereas. for many years and from
various causes. friction has so impeded
the progress Of the Anglican Church
In Hawaii. that a continuance Of its
present anomalous position can only
result In alternating a large body OF
loyal church people both Of old resi-
dents and new. while Episcopal over,
sight by the American church will
unity and consolidate church life and
work In this Diocese;
Therefore, we. your petitioners, hum.
bly, pray that your Rt. Rev. House az
sembled in general convention in San
Francisco. will. during the present ses
sion. take measures to have. establish.
ed In this Territory, the Protestant
/ Episcopal Church of the United States
Of America. under American Episcopal
supervision. which action. we are as.
| sured. will result In activity and
growth In church life and work. Al.
though, owing to our present uncertain
nttely what amount we can provide 10.
cally toward the stipend OF the Bishop
whether resident or nonresident that
may be appointed to this Diocese by
the American Church. yet We are pre-.
pared to guarantee that that amount
shall not fall below the proportion that
Is due from us towards such stipend:
And your petitioners will ever pray.
Honolulu. Aug-Sept, A. ID. 1901.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-17

There Is room for two more ladies of
the Y. W. c. A. at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Wilcox. Waikiki. The ladies'
who have taken advantage OF the kind
offer Of Mrs. Wilcox to stay at her
home for few days by way of an out
Ing, are having a most delightful time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-17

The Great Family Medicine OF the
age!-For sore throat, gargle tie
throat with mixture OF PAIN-KILL-
Err and water, and the relief Is imme-
date, and cure positive. It should not
be forgotten that the Pain-Killer Is
equally as good to take internally as to
use externally. Avoid substitutes, there
, is but one Pain-Killer, Perry Davis.
Price 25c and SOC.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-17

When the mosquitoes are exteyml-
mated you will still find the Honolulu
Photo supply Co. doing the best print
lug aud developing In the city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-17
Hotel Band Concert.

The band will play the following So
lections at concert at The Hawaiian
hotel this evening. beginning at 1880
o'clock:
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| PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Maui. per steamer Claudine. DC
tober % :-R r. Berg. W. Z. Whitlev
Mrs. J. c. Lorenzen. l.. Torbriner, j. Il
Myers. Mrs. W. o. Smith Miss Ellen
Holt, Miss Kate Stewart. c. Lindholm, q
Copp. Jr.: t. F. Sedgwick, A. I. L.
Jackson. II. E. Murray. W. ID. Baldwin
NJ. ]. Aioura and wife. S. Kanekoa. Mrs
Kodama. Mrs. H. X. Deering. Rev. !. f.
hekipi NJ. III. Reuter-. A. \. Kepoikai
and wife. Mrs W. III. Wilkinson. Antoine
Louis. George Freeland. K. A. Carlisle
and wife. J. ii. Boyd. Marston Campbell
and 81 on deck
From Kauai. per steamer ". G. Hail.
October 81 w. III. Rice. Jr: Mrs. W
H. Rice. child and servant; f. l. Cutting
H. G. Young George Kaia. c. NJ. Cooke,
Mrs. Alapai. Mrs. Kawila, Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. E. Kehua. f. Cross. Major Wood
Captain Lewis. Lieutenant Lyman. Wong
Ahuck, ]. Cockett, Yamamoto and wife,
Ng Yeun. Tagata and "a on deck
From San Francisco. per schooner Hell
enc, October 2I:-Mrs. L. McLane. Jr. +:
Miss A. McGovcrn, ]. r. Nugent. III.
Lose. James Haber and Walter Haber.
From San Francisco. per Z. S. A. T.
Solace, Oct. 2S:-0fficers Commander.
Herbert winslow: Lieut. Commander.
G.. VI. Storney Lieut.. Commander A. G..
Rodgers. Lieut.. Carr. Lieut.. Roscoe
spear. Lieut.. T.. II. DTuiubt- ouIScOH -
F. Stokes. p. A. Paymaster t. ]. Arms.
PAY Clerk NJ. 7. O'Brien. Ch. Sinker NJ.
2. Barr. War. Mach. J. W. Murray. War.
Mach. C. Fl. Hosenig. Lieut. L. s. NJ. c.
X. NJ Cuts. Temporary duty: Lieut. T..
l.. Bessett P. A. Surgeon W. A. Guest.
Asst Surgeon W. Seaman. Asst Surgeon
II. NJ. Telfree. Asst Surgeon ]. F. Muir
uhy. Passenger officer and civilians
Rear Admiral r. d. Evans. Rear Admiral
Henry Glass. Captain p T. Harrington.
Captain 2. III. Cooper. Captain c. NJ.
Thomas. Asst Surgeon @. NJ. Blackwell.
Asst Paymaster F. F. Hall. Paw Clerk
#. F. MacWilkie. Mrs. ]. l.. JAYNE Mrs.
". E. taylor. Mrs. Herman SUNNI. Me
chanics for tiuam: Herman SUNNI. G. c.
Swinton. Jas. Liberty George Lewis. w.
s. Lambert. Frank Hart. ]. A. Grove.
F. L. Davis. David Lewis l.. ]. Memeyer.
W. J. Mccartney. ]. ". Belsey and Ray
Gamble.
Per str. Noeau October 81. from Kali
ua-Iohn Broad and 3 deck.
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Many Sunday Arrivals.

Sunday was lively and interesting
iay along the waterfront owing to the
arrival of a quartet of wind jammers.
two Of which hailed from the Sound and
two from the Coast All vessels report
prolonged calns The barkentine Skagit
from Port Gamble TO Honolulu with 620.
600 feet of lumber including 200.U,so
shingles. Ii took the barkentine Amelia
81 days To make the trip TO Honolulu
from Eureka. She brought 81. 900 feet
of redwood lumber for local parties. The
schooner Helene enjoved an uneventful
trip Of 2l days from San Francisco. and
carried in her hold about 200O tons of
general merchandise The ship Carroll
ton came down to the Islands from Ia
coma in % davs with 2400 tons of coal
destined for the Oahu Railway.
Captain Robertson of the Skagit
claims TO have encountered severe
suuall of Molokai the day previous TO
making port. The skippers aboard all the
vessels state that they INDUCED in drift
inc matches and the winds came in fitful
gusts most of the time at sea Aboard
the Helene was an assortment of animals
which would cause the proprietor Of a
small dog and pony show TO turn green
with envy. The combination included
dogs. cats pigs. turkenys. horses and
cows. They all arrived in first class
rendition. and a general chorus of yelps-
howls. Squeels. cackling and gohbling
went ND when the vessel touched at her
dock az an early hour of a quiet Sun
day morning Drowsy boatmen and old
time waterfronters rubbed their eyes in
mild astonishment and for the time being
wondered il they had suddenly been trans
nlanted to the ''old farm. The vessels
are being ranidly discharged
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: PASSENGERS sookEo.

From San Francisco. per $. $. Sonoma
Oct. 3O-A. W. Carter and wife. Mrs. ]
O. Carter. Miss s. NJ. Carter. Miss NJ. =
Carter. I. f. Bvrne and wife. j. III. Drew
and wife C. W. Macfarlane aud wife
Miss Kitchen. Mrs. L. F.. Thayer. L
F. Weaver. Mrs. K. Halstead. Miss a
VI. Lakeland. Mrs. G. p. I-aniger. II. T
Gilbert. C. A. Parker. George c. Cone
land. A. Robinson Jr-. r. ". Anderson
A. A. Young. Miss J. A. Young G. t
Mckenzie. Guy Owens. Edgar Halstead
4. Gartley. ]. F. Tucker. J. McChesuey
". III. Scott A. Lewis. Jr.- J. ". Key
stone p. 7. Farley. ]. r. Fulton. Cant
Berger. W. r. Hopper. Jno. Ross. W
II. Towria and wife. Mrs Frazier. Miss
FRAZIER. Rev. ]. osborne and wife, Mrs
Ives and child. Miss G. Isowrie. Master
W. !. Tsowrie Miss Wiiemann Mrs. F.
r. Harvey. Mrs. X. E. Damon. Miss 4
Hardy. Sister Beatrice. Miss Anfy Owens
Miss Addie Butterfield J. NJ Dowseft
Mrs. Dowsetf. child and nurse Judge A.
:. HumDhrevs. Mrs. Humphrevs and
ekild. Miss III. c. Brown. Miss VI. Hader
W. J. Carlisle. y. Alouritz- Mrs A Foss
and child. Rev. W Auit c. ] Hufchins
Miss Mckenzie. Right Rev. Bishop VII
is
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ro outeIass the Pacific MaIl.

TACOMA (Wash). Oct 20.-Ori-
entail advices received here state that
two splendid new steamships, similar
in size and speed TO the Korea and
Siberia. are TO be built in Japan by
the Toyo Kisen Kaisha and placed in
operation between Hongkong and San
Francisco. An announcement to this
effect Is made by the Japan Herald OF
Yokohama. which says that the Jap
anese line does not intend to fall be-
hind the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany In size and capacity of its steam
ers
The company has been doing a very
prosperous business in consequence of
It's liberal rail and steamship connec-
tlons az San Francisco. That its traf-
fic has been profitable is shown BY the
fact that a twelve per cent dividend
was declared at its annual meeting
held three weeks ago.
The money for the construction OF
the new steamers viii be taken partly
from the reserve funds. The balance
will be raised by an issue OF debent1re
bonds.
AS the coasting trade OF Japan Is
well supplied with steamer lines. the
Nippon Yusen Kaisha. operating TO
Seattle has decided 20 extend its lines
10 Corea and North China. Vice
President Kato is now arranging new
routes in these countries.
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ARRIVALS

Sunday. October s7
Str. W. @. Han. s Thompzoa. fron
a. auai ports at 3 90 q. n
Str Claus-lne. Parker. from Maui ports
at $40 a m-
An. schr. Helene. Christiansen 81 IL
days from San Francisco. ar p m
Am. bkfn- Amelia Willer, Il IL days
from Eureka. at g M
Am bkfn. Skaeit. Robinson. % days
from Port Gamble. at ; D. n.
An. ship Carroifon- H Jones 30 dayS
from Tacoma at n IN
Str Waialeale. PIltz. from Eleele 10
Ioa. Makaveli and Waimea- st l a m
Schr. Moi Wahine. from Hawaii ports
Monday. Oct IS
Am. schr Dauntless. Smith, 30 days
from Fairhayen at 8 a m
T. :. ship Solace. Winsiow. from SaE
Francisco at 5 A. m
Str. Noeau Wvman- from kailua al
: 30 a. m. with 2f64 bags sugar. - head
cattle. pigs. 81 pkgs.
Str. Re An Hou. Mcsher. from Ana.
hola at 80 a. IN. with 4 pkgs. sundries
Schr Maria F. Smith. Niisn. y days
from Port Gamble. 2 p m
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AFTER being thoroughly over
Ill hauled and repaired al the Mare
III Island Navy Yard the United
States Navy Transport Solace
looking as neat as careful renovation.
and fresh paint could make Der, ar
rived OF the hzrboE al an early hour
yesterday morning after a little over
six days voyage from San Francisco
The Solace was docked at the Navy
wharf shortly after o'clock. Aboard
the vessel are q number OF prominent
persons connected with Naval affairs.
among the passengers being Rear Ad-
mirals Robley d. Evans and Henry
Glass. and Captains p. F. Harrington,
p. r. Cooper and C. NJ Thomas. who
with Captain Merry Of this place and
Admiral Casey OF the Wisconsin, will
compose the naval board Of inquiry
who are 10 investigate the alleged
misconduct Of Captain Benz. F. Tilley,
the Naval Governor OF Tutuila-
Many Improvements have been
made aboard the SOlace since she last
visited this port. She Is In fine trim
for the trip. She was formerly the
steamship Creole plying between New
VI n anu Wv OAANAaEf uAA AAN
late Spanish war has been more or
less constantly in the transport ser
vice Aboard the vessel are several
hundred tons OF supplies including a
quantity Of lumber. all for the Pago
Pago naval station.
II was believed in San Francisco,
previous 10 the departure OF the Sol
ace that Capt. Tilley would accompany
the Solace 10 Samoa. and become a
passenger on board the vessel which
carried the board that Is to try him for
conduct unbecoming a gentleman and
an officer.
The Soiace brought six days mail.
including 14S sacks and several days
later news. Before the vessel leaves
this port she will take on 500 tons
OF coal. Il Is expected that she will
get away for Pago Pago by Thursday.
The following officers are in charge
OF the Solace: Commander Herbert
Winslow, commanding; Lieutenant
Commander Stoney. executive officer;
Lieutenant-C Commander Rogers. navi
gator; watch officers. Lieutenants
Roscoe Spear and Frank II. Brumby
First Lieutenant Cults OF the Marine
Corps; Surgeon Stokes. Passed As
slstant Surgeon Middleton S Guest:
Assistant Surgeons Seaman. Tolfree
and Murphy.
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WIndIammers in Lona Reaatt..

There are four entries in the big round
the Horn race Of grain-iaden ships for
England. from the port Of San Francisco.
The race started on the morning of Oc-
toher 18th. al the contestants getting
away on the same tide. and shipping men
viii watch with no little interest the trial
OF skill and speed that viii probably not
b. decided In less than FIVE mouths. These
are the racerS and their masters:
British shin Australian. .9S5 tons Cap
tain JoliG. carving wheat
British hark Brussels. Captain Ceruitx.
1890 tons. carrying harley.
British shin ManydOwn. Captain Ev-
ans 2.SS1 tons. carrying wheat.
British ship Celtic Los tons. Captain
noty. carrying wheat
IL is In this kind OF a race that sea
manShip tells and the sailing qualities Of
a vessel are tested SAYS the Examiner.
Long raues between two ships are not un-
common. hat il is seldom that four well
matched vessels get away az the sane
hour on a EUropean VOYAGE.
Il DO not expect to win" said Captain
Ceruis 81 the BRUSSELS. this afternoon.
"for the three Ships are fast and stroaE
and my bark Is clearly outmatched
shall ~ satisfied II DO not get in last"
The Brussels is not particularly slow
hark however. and she Is considered like
~ 90 prove a winner.
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Maria z. Smiths Electric Fish.

A woeful lack OF favorable winds re-
suited IN compelling the American schOon-
er Maria r. smith 70 consume the tetter
part OF month IN coming down TO the
islands from Port Gamble. The schooner
was sighted Of the har3Dor yesterday morn
ing. and was towed IN and placed at a
uo0ring cut in the stream. The tirSr
few days out after leaving the Sound.
the vessel met with bracing breezes. and
the sailors believed that they were 10 be
favored by fortune, and ENJOY a speedy
passage Gains of the most persistent
brand, however, soon set in and for DAYS
at time there was not enough force
10 the wind encountered TO blow the dust
OF the handle OF a marlinspike.
The Maria f. Smith has about 500 600
feet OF lumber for this port Work up
on dIscharging her cargo viii be com
menced today.
The men aboard the Smith claim a
mans sized leather medal for making
a successful capture of a most unique
and remarkable fish. as is the luck of
modern mariner to land in many a day.
From the scant remains now in the pos
session of the men. fish three feet in
length, provided with two heads and twin
tails, one set of fins on each side was
hauled aboard during the Silly watches
one dark night while the vessel was w.
inc becalmed. The fish was highly phos-
phorescent and shed strong rays of light
about the group of wondering sailormen,
who assisted in its capture. One peculi-
arIty noticed was that one handling the
fish, and in fact every portion of the
deck touched by the strange creature
instantly became illuminated with pale
blush light. which remained until the
moisture from the body of the fish had
dried. The men aboard the schooner
after repeated attempts. were unable TO
keep their captive alive and owing to
the heat. only succeeded in bringing a
norton of its skeleton TO port
The trophy of the Smiths crew is GER
tainly entitled to the banner as unique
unclassitied curiosity of the deep sea.
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paIiy esrsixred to gAe CSEF MI Co
Ahozf I99o9g Sect are % - szfr Tor tk4
Oahu Rail- Co1pzny. CzrrzIn Saith
reports . pIeasznr and a1eF<ztfUl pas
saxe 6owr he too. net with the prs
vaslinz Gains Tie DzznfIess cane to
this port after having made q trip 10
Mexican ports fr0z San Francisco.
Aboard the veSs<l i : snail silver fox
4 handsome specimen Of It's kind TIE
ANIMAL Is the pride zs xeIs as the ret
Of ali the sailors IL was secured While
the vessel We :. ths soushe-1 trade
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wore Globe Steamers Ordered.

Anent the erroneous statements made
hv a morning paper concerning the
doubtful temperance of the Globe Nav
igation steamers at this port, owing to
an insufiiciency of business the follow
ing dispatch is self-explanatory
SYRACUSE. " Y. October 19.-
The Globe Navigation Company of Seat
tie. at meeting in this city today. voted
to build three vessels for use on the
Pacific in addition to two now under
construction"
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skIppers Protest a. Taeoma.

The captains of several vessels in Ia
coma harhor have appealed to the Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce in bringing TO an
end the alleged tyranny Of the local sail
OrS' boarding house masters. wherei v
deep sea sailors cannot be obtained for
less than <tn 10 S15 per man. Skippers
complain that their men are stolen as
soon as they arrive in port. leaving the
masters subject to extortion in securing
new crews. The Chamber Of Commerce
has appointed committee TO investigate
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rpos sfzsS passenger liss. inriEsin< nuzz-
her os mechanics <ox tie PkiIippfre ue
rru2oliz The Ta12s rzs Rot expected
70 call az Ha1ai1iu-
TIE kaip Wn- Fl. Szi-h fr1a Hou0-
l1i3- kss go1s % TaroEzx- See wsEl sRks
ca tke coal cargo of the J. B. Ihczzs.
= vessel rerenfEy farred back % part II !
leaking e0aaifson- The cargo is destined
FOR San Francisco
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EnterprIse Reeelvlna AI.eration..

The steamer Enterprise OF the Matson
Navigation Company left Howard street
pier No >. San Francisco. for the Union
Iron Works October 10Th there to b.
entirely nefitted for the sugar trade be-
tween that oOrt and Hilo. The Enter
prisa formerly ran for the Panama Rail-
road. Compap-. The steamer will have
new half-deckS PLACED in her and accom-
modseions for fifty Messengers She will
make her initial trip the beginning OF the
year.
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never spent more than $500 per year on
her clothing. She said she considered
spending more than that sum per year
extravagant and needless. Yet Mrs.
Roosevelt has the reputation of being
a well-dressed woman. Like her dis
tinguished husband. she believes in the
strenuous life and has little use for I'm
cry and gewgaws