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The colored American., 1901-08-17

/
superintendent in charg of the cOIOred
schools,
That DR.. in. johnson is delay ing
Ms re-appearance until certain high
grace decapitatiOn takes place-snd
that there are others,
That A. F. HiIyer is determined that
history shall be corrected as it is writ
ten, and take no chances with the Mac.
lays of the future.
That the Colored AmeIicap's shot
stuff" hiT ts are The talk of The tOWp,
and Inc folks are Kept guessing how
we find out so much,
That the insufferable egOtism OF 8
certain prescher caus ed Bethtl Literary
co lose the opportunity to secure Minis
| Ter Wa as an attraction,
That sensible ladies are rapidly over
| coming the ancient and provincial OF
lection TO taking luncheon at rtspecta-
| bic downtown cafes.
That Recond Baptist church will
/ adopt some IF the features Of the inHti-
tutionsl churches that have become
| popular in other cities.
! That the 10. 900 excess of colored fe
A
umbia, ought to keep the matrimonial
market at a terrific pace.
That Rev. d. G. Hill will be returned
20 the presiding eldership of the Eas-
! ton A. NJ 4. District at the end Of the
present conference year.
That state subdivisions of the Moth
ern, Eastern and Western Asso citation
viii be adopted as means OF providing
I on n Tf 70
That cOmmOn-sense treating sys-
tenn is to be introduced, and friends
will take a collar or handkerchief to-
gether, in lieu of the high-bsll.
That g. w. Ellis and J. G. gtewsrt
are reading up on the French Code
duellO, and that the field Of honor NAV
be invoked before the situation clears
entirely.
That s. E Lacy, Robert Pelham. w.
IT. Menard. Z. E. Toomey and r. s
Smith are all being groOmed by friends
for the next presidency OF the Second
Baptist Lyceum.
That women who give their hard
earned wages to encourage the cOmpa-
ny OF dudes have made is necessary TO
enlarge the "foOlish hOuse" acrOEs the
eastern branch.
That Willy Robert Pelham, Junior,
/ i5 keeping suspiciOusly quiet. but that
/ he has sensation up his sleeve that |
will astOnish the natives of Ghis classic |
burg soon.
That Roosevelt Is not ashamed of the |
charge that his administration did |
more to open the departments to Ne
grOes than all the other civil service
boards combined.
That the friends OF Prof. w. 81. Rich
ards will take care of him the proper
time in Way that will make him as
happy as a boy with his first pair of
Ted-tOp boots.
That something desperate ought to
be dOue to those sneaky Negroes, who
Iun tC department cniefs with scandal
| Gus gossip as sOOn as q member Of the |
race Is given place.
That the Searchlightis is to shine again,
with Prof. Kelly Miller as iIluminatOr-
in chief, assisted by Fireman NJ. Grant |
Lucas and the full strength OF the Pen |
and Pencil stock company.
That Prof Kelly Miller will urEe the
adoption of q plan of missionary and |
sociological work among the alley de |
generates, perhaps the wagon mt tthod |
in vogue with the Central Union peo- |
pie.
That ToUver 7 Fl SFawarf Ia ro4 A..
The colored American., 1901-08-17
HAS IT

August,
That Lawyer J, NJ Ricks has judicial
aspirations.
That Zion Bapti.t Church is to have
aliteTaTy society,
That several official aspir3nts are
wsiting-simply waiting.
That the whites ere moving out of
LrDfOlt park at gallOp.
That one Edward G. Allen Is prepar-
ing I'd start sOmethlng,'
That the P, lice Court, is a good
plgcs-tO stay away from.
That matrimonial rumors are the
most irresponsible Of rumOTs.
That E. NJ. Hewlett Is keeping his
eve on the little Justice ball.
That John w. Patterson takes to the
practice Of la like veteran.
That Correspondent w. II Menard 81
preparing to take course In law.
Thatlt wouldn't take much urging
to precipitate mighty school war.
That Harvey Thompson is war ming
up" for the coming literary season.
That Lawyer r r HOrneT, of War
rentOn, Va , is to locate in this city.
That that Pierce Place scandal was
hushed up 1.-The quickest on record"
That Prof. F. L. CardozO is slated to
90 higher when the school term opens.
That officer W. H West will be re.
tired, as he should have been long ago.
That some Negro appointments would
vaTy the mOnOtOny at the Pension Of
flee.
That a new paper is rgain talked Of
or WashingtOn-"t talked Of" mind
you.
That Ohio will organize a state legion
with Henry 7. ATnett as pTesident-gen-
ersl.
That Mr.. S. E. Lacy has enough Of
picnic managing to "hold him for
awhile. "
That Roosevelt Is hsvinR another in
ming 8s fsvOIite in the great presiden
tial handicap.
That George H. White is TO be an
auditor of the Treasury, when the
President returns.
That Secretary r. G. NJ. Summons,
has become member of prominent
stside church.
That BOokmsn J. HierOnimus Wills
sets terrific pace in the selection OF
Partisan neCkues.
That the Census Office employers. are
looking downward for the netting that
lhey may need soon.
TFat the union card Of Negro print
er is "nO good" outside Of the Govern"
ment Printing Office.
That the hot weather had thinned
cut the assemblies at the capital Saw
ings Bank Building.
That the True Reformers will soon
begin operations on their new build ding,
Vermont avenue and Qstreets.
That the successful outcome Of GER
tain 1lth street wedding. has djsap-
pointed a lot Of rubbernecks. !
That rule in the departments is to
believe the complainant and to disCred-
it the testimony of the defense.
That J. @. Campbell is banking mon
ey for purpose that ne is not willing
to COnfde 10 his closest friends.
That the alley preacher might do
some good if he could find somebody
who will listen to his discourse.
That a certain charming widow, con-
nected with the office of the Recorder Of
Deeds, may net long remain a widow.
That Manager George Martin and
Prof IOhD I T,avfOn will ma he anOt h
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The R. p Rithet should arrive here
tomorrow or Monday
The Kinau viii not return to port
until tomorrow afternoon.
The Noeau with large freight sail
ed for Kauai ports last evening.
The Charles f. Moody and the Plan
ter should get away today for San
Francisco.
The steamer Kauai which sailed
for Kaanapali last evening anchored
OF Waikiki soon after leaving the har-
Dor.
The Italian bark Pasquale Lauro and
the schooner Prosper sailed yester-
day The bark goes to San Francisco
to load wheat for the United Kingdom
and the schooner to the Sound to load
lumber for the Colonies.
Captain D. n. Ward OF the schooner
Rosamond has given up the command
of the vessel for while 10 go 10 Ma
Mia in the interests of a gasoline
schooner company OF San Francisco.
The Rosamond is now in command
of Captain Andrew Johnson and is due
to arrive here within a couple of DAYS
from San Francisco.
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] PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From Kona ports. per stmr. Mauns
Loa, July is.-Miss L. Meinecke. A
Well. Al Hung. An Chong. G. Aker-
ley. p Garrett. Or. Rowat. Mrs. +.
= s---st- ee--sf . tEtssssNts. U- ~ fflfu-
er and wife. r II. Reed. NJ. Camp
bell. l.. Moras. c. ". Baldwin. Miss
NJ. Morrison. o. Sande. e. A. Carl
son. ] Walter. II A. Isenberg. J. A.
McCandless. Bishop Willis. c. b. Ole.
sen. ] Hover and Sc on deck.
From San Francisco. per O. 6. s
Sierra. July I2-Mrs. w.G. Irwin Miss
E. Williams. R. A McKeagne. J. W.
Springston. wife and . children. II
Gordon Spencer. A B. Watson. II
Shakt. F. c. Evans. r. Y. Smith.
Kari Lambert. MrS. Ivers. ]. G. Woo
ley and wife. DR.. r. O. Coehrane.
Mrs. A. Grother. F. Long. A. l.
Black. Mrs Haskell and child. o ].
Fesser, wife and child. Fran ]. Lang.
E. Felter. C. Williams. A. Scott. Miss
J. T Mcintyre. Mrs II. II. Lenneil.
". ] EglofE. A. E. Sehadreii. Jno.
Cunningham. L. GIibertson. ]. W.
Earle. R. lvers. Capt. 2 Smith. Miss
R. Schube. M. C. Egiofs. ". G
Raugh. &. c. Medare. Chas. Burkes
] y. n. Dear. Miss r. Tom.
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TramWayS Time Table.
KING STREET LINE.

Cars leave Waikiki for Town at
5:45, 6:15, GAS a. M. and every Is
minutes thereafter till 10:45. 11;15
and 11:45 p. N. from Waikiki go to
the Punahou Stables.
Cars leave Rifle Range or Pawaa
switch for Town at 5:5S a. M. and
every 10 minutes thereafter till 11:0S
p. N.
Cars leave Fort and King streets
corner for Palama at 6:l0 a. m. and
every 10 minutes after till 11:25 D. m.
Cars leave for PaIama only at 5
and $50 a m.
Cars leave Palama for Waikiki at
5:45 a N. and every Is minutes till
9:45 p. m, then at 10:15 and 1o:45
p. m. The 11:15 p. m. from Palama
for Punahou only goes to Waikiki on
Saturdays.
Cars leave Fort and King streets
corner for Rife Range at $50 and
$50 a. m.
Cars leave Fort ard King streets
corner for Waikiki at SOS a. m. and
every 10 minutes till 1906 D. m. then
at 1885 and Hos p. m. The 11:35
p m goes 70 Waikiki on Saturdays
only.
8ERETANiA STREET AND NuU-
ANU VALLEY.
Cars leave Punahon Stable for Town
at $50 and for Town and Valley at
$40. $50, $40. $50, $40, I and
T:26 a. N.
Cars leave Oahu College for Town
and Valley at $50. $50 and 7:10 a. m.
and every 10 minutes till 1910 D. m.
vxcvpt the even hour ana nalr hour
cars which run from the Stable.
: Cars ieave Nuuanu Valley at 6:f0.
$50. $50 a. m. and every 10 minutes
thereafter till 1850 D. m.
Cars leave Fort and Queen streets
for Punahou College at sos. s:z5.
s:45 4 n. and every 10 minutes after
till e:45 p. m. After that the cars
run 70 the Stable up 70 11:05 D. m.
which is the last car from Town.
reaching the Stable at 1850 p. m
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Ill unexpectedly the Oceanic
III steamer Sierra arrived here
~ yesterday morning from San
Francisco on a special trip in
place ~ the Zeaiandia- She left the
Coast on the 9Th inst. and made the
run 70 port IN six hours less than six
days
when the news that the Zealandia
was ia trouble was known In San
Francisco the agents did everything
In their power 10 charter a vessel 70
send ont in her place. out were IN
successful The Ventura was in nc
condition 10 BE- sent ont anj so the
Sierra. which arrived there on the
"a. was hurried out again. The vessel
viii sail again for San Francisco on
Tuesday but the hour Of sailing has
not set been set Passengers booked
In the Mariposa due 10 sail on the
same day for san Francisco viii be
changed 90 the Sierra II they so de-
sire The Ventura was TO sail from
san Francisco on the Sierra's time on
the nth and the Sierra viii be ready
10 take up the run 20 the Colonies
again from san Francisco on August
lst
n an the vessels are on time ther'
should be three Of the Oceanic Com
panys steamer here on Tuesday
next
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Diamond sssd. 10 .. m--wsasher
cioudy; sind fresh. east

Aloha An schE-. Frye. San Francisco.
July s.
Alex Mcneil. Am B.. Jorgsussn. Nex-
castle. June ~
Annie NJ Campbell. An sch, Smith
Port Gamble. June "a
Battle Abbey. Br. bk-. McGhis. New
castle. June.
Benicia. Am ok. BoweS, San Francis
90. June "a
&c. D. Bryant. An bk-. colley. San
Francisco. July >
Coryphene. Am bk-, Grindley, New
castle. June 30 tcapt. Davis died At
sea June srdJ
Chas. B. Ksnney. Am. bk-, Anderson,
Newcastle. June =
Ches. z Moody. An sp-. Aspe, Ia
coma. Nay %
Edward May. Am bk-. Hawsen. San
Francisco. uly 9Th.
EIweIl. Am sp-, Ellis. Newcastle,
July 4th
Emily Reed. Am. sp., Baker. SYDNEY,
uly 4th-
Emma CIaudina. Am schr-. Eureka
July S.
4 Fort George. Am ship, Morse. New
castle. June %.
Florence. Am sp.. spieer. Tacoma
July /
Geo. c. Perkins. Am bk.. Jensen. Sar
Francisco. June 90.
Gen1 Fairchild. Am bk-, Ellis. New
castle. June 5.
Hawaiian. Am stmr., Banfeld, Sar
Francisco. July g.
Haydn Brown. Am. bk-. Aspenwall
I.adysmith. July s.
Helene. Am. sch. Christianson, Sar
Francisco. July 4th-
Irmgard. Am bk-. Schmidt, San Fran
cisco. July 10.
Jessie Miner. Am. sch, Whitney, Eu
reks July 4th
]. B. Thomas, Am sp.. Port stephens
June 13. in distress.
John C. Potter, Am. sp., Louretzen
Tacoma, June IL.
Klikitat. Am. bkt, Cutler, Port Gam
BILE. July 5.
odderajaa. Nor bk, Johansen, New
castle. June %.
r Oregon. Am. bk., Parker, Newcastle
D July 2.
r / Quiekstep. Am. bkt.. Gruener. Salma
+ Cruz. July 12. anchored outside.
2 Rufus B. Wood. Am. bk., Mcleod
Newcastle, July 10.
Republic. Br sp., Davies, Newcastle
July 5.
R. C. slade. Am. schr., Sonerud, New
castle, June %.
st. James, Am. bk., Tapley, Newcastl
@ July 10.
S. n. Castle. Am. bk., Nielsen, Sa
Francisco. July 8.
Sea King, Am. bk., Wallace, Newcas
tie. June %.
= Servia. Am. sp., Nelson, Newcastle
June 80.
! sehome. Am. schr.. Petersen. Iquiqut
n July 10.
Sierra. Am str. Houdlette. S. F
A July u.
4 Tillie E. Starbuck. Am. sp., Curtis, Sa
Francisco. June 2S.
W. H. Marston, Am. schr., c. Curti!
San Francisco, July s.
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Joe Dunns's ship

The American ship $. P. hitchcock
is ROW out nine DAYS from Sydney. n.
5 w. for San Francisco. says tae
$ F. Call OF the 5th inst. aud the
v,,,.r f-g...-a. r,a.ssafr, CafaS ~
pect his ship 20 make a record run.
The Hitchcock went from New York
20 sydney in the very fast time Of
ninety-seven days. and should she
come across ia anything like good
time she viii equal the time for a
.New York-San Francisco run in spite
of thirty-slx DAYS lay In Sydney.
Acting C. 5 District Attorney
Joseph dunno has had a splendid pic
tnre painted OF she Hitchcock as the
vessel was hts home FOR many months
when he WAS a seafaring man. Mr.
Dunne's experience as sailor man no
doubt gives him a great advantage an
the handling of the sailor cases which
he has had 70 look out for in Judge
Estee's court
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. Q Q Q @ Q 20 0 Q O 0 O o 0 0 @ c
VESSELS CHARTERED FOR
AND ON THE WAY TO
HAWAII FROM
Newcastle, Aus.

Newcastle, Aus.
Arago. Am. bkt. Perry. 476.
Empire, Am. bk. Knacke, 1918.
]. B. Brown, Am. sp Knight. 1407.
City of Hankow, Br. sp. Williamson,
1913.
Expansion, Am. sc. Larsen, 512.
Forester, Am. sc. Smith, 621.
st. Nicholas, Am. sh Brown 1857.
Hecla, Am. sp. Nelson. 1435.
Semiole, Am. blk. Taylor, 1922.
Mary G. Cushing. Am. sp. McNeill,
1875.
Tnyincible, Am. sp. Mackenzie. 1865.
Fred Cover. Am. sc. Johnson, 72S.
Adderley, Br blk. Berquist, 1147.
Dominion. Br. blk. Rodd. 1914.
F. NJ. Slade. Am. Sc Sorensen. $50.
Cleaner, Am. bkt. Schmehl. S92.
St David. Am. sp. Pearson. 1876.
Great Admiral, Am. sp. Sterling 1902.
Abby Palmer. Am. bk. Uhlberg. 1705.
Challenger. Am. blk. Fownes. 1893.
Euterpe, Am. bk. Swanson. 1247.
Robt Sudden. Am. bk- Birkholm, SIT.
Wrestler. Am bk Nielsen, 409.
Chehalis. Am. bk Simonsen, 642.
Alex. Gibson. Am. sp. Dunbar, 2043.
Reuce. Am. sp. Whitmore, 1928.
Kennebec. Am. sp. Gammons. 1886.
Churchill. Am. sc. Treanor. 500.
Honoipu. Am. sc. Olsen, $50.
las. Tuft. Am sc. Piltz. 1043.
y. I. Stanford. Am. bkt. Mollested.
sci.
Mahukona. Am. SC. Mcdonald. 65s.
Star of France. Am sh. Fisher. 1922.
Echo Am. bkt. Belleson. $50.
Tvanhoe, Br bk Grant 1919.
jas. Drummond, Am. sp. Sleeves. 1415.
James Nesmith. Am. sp. Warner, 1852.
San Francisco
". B. Flint, Am bk. Johnson. TAG.
Kah.
R. P. Rithet. Am. bk- MePhail. 1o4s
-sIsS1 sSaau, e :. sur. PIERCE. 1854.
Sherman. q. S. str, 1475.
Buford. U. S. str. 1859.
Thomas. Q. s. str. Buford, 1884.
Grant. Z. s. str. Bruguire. 364s.
Logan. U. s. str Stinson, 1904.
Fitzpatrick. c. s. str. Rogers. 23ss.
Rossmond. Am. SC. D. Fl. Ward. SIS.
S G. Wilder. Am. bkt Jackson. s57.
Nauna Ala. Am. bk. Smith. 779.
AsAltc SunnSons An On NELSON. $40.
Hilo
Defender. Am. sc. Masters. $50. Hamlu.
New York.
Ecohng Suey, Am bk. willett. i02s
Oregonian. Am. str. new.
Californian. Am. str. Morrison. s7IS.
American. Am. str. Mcdonald. $3.50.
Helen Brewer. Am. sp. Mckay, 1917.
Port Gamble.
Gardner City. Am. hkt. Walton. 45f.
Alice Cooke. Am sc. PenhalIow. ss2.
Nokomis. Am. sc. Hanson. xs2.
VIM. Olsen. Am sc. Ulrich, 4sf.
Ida Schnauer. Am sc. Sorenson. aes.
Honoipu.
Tacoma
carrOlton. Am hk. H. E Jones. 1855.
HIio.
s y. Carleton. An. sp. Amesbury.
17SS.
charmer. An. SD Slater. 1Ts7.
Everett
otelsa Peterson. Am. sc. Olsen. SIS
An. SC. DOdd. SIS. Hilo.
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For Warrant officers.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-Chief
warrant officers OF the navy are to
realize their dreams OF wearing shoul-
der straps Secretary Long today
signed an order officially describing
she uniform that shall be worn by
officers Of the rank OF Chief Boat
swain. Chief Gunner. Chief Carpen-
ter and Chief Sailmaker The inn
portant changes made from the pres
ent uniform include the wearing of
shoulder straps by these officers. and
the same device on their caps as is
worn by commissioned officers. AT
the same time the straps will bear a
star. and star viii be worn upon
the sleeves. to show their rank and
distinguish them from other officers.
This action on the part OF the Secre-
cary means the end. Il is hoped. OF a
movement inaugnrated by the chief
warrant officers TO receive a uniform
more in keeping with their official
status.
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NEW YORK. July e.AsThe London
correspondent a the Tribune ssAs
that she French press Is greatly elated
AZ the reported complete success Of
the submarine boat G0stave zede.
which AZ recent maneuvres In Ajaccio
harbor. torpedoed the ironcla6 Jsnre-
guibery and escaped al pursuit. This
shows. the Matin holds. that French
submarines are perfect and the other
Paris newspapers concur
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is short OF provisions and Captain
Gruemer viii take on fresh supplies
before leaving for the Sound.
The Quickstep sailed from Everett
in March last for Salinas Cruz with a
cargo Of lumber. She arrived at hei
destination on April 18th and discharg
ed She has been ffty days at sea uy
to the time Of her arrival here yes
terjsy and her slow trip has beer
on account OF adverse winds and !
very foul bottom.
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The Old America.

NEW YORK. July s.-william Ar
NOR Gardner of Boston has chartered
his schooner yacht Mayhower 10
Samuel c. Davis OF 81 Louis. Mo. She
viii be used in these waters during
the international yacht races.
There will be several ancient yes
sells present at the cup races. includ-
ing the famous schooner America.
which started the series Of information
al races fifty years ago in the race
around the Isle OF Wight.
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II. C. Wright. Nielsen. z7s. KaA-
5reuen-
werra- Ger. bk- BEanIngs. s57-
Sirene Ger. sR Sauermflrh. 14fe
Nitrate Ports
Santa. Br bk Ssroanzr. sss-
Eureka
Metha Nelson. An S. Christ's.on. sss.
czrcfs.
Kinruss. Br- sp- Scott. 1883.
E.Uphrates. Br. sp Davies. 1919
HorfoIk.
Benz 2 Packard. Am. sp. Allen. ea1s.
Foresthome. Am- SC Macarthur. sSe.
Port 8iskeley.
John Smith. Am bkt- Anderson. 525
Manila.
Susquehanna. Am. sp. Bailey. 25ss
Hamburg
Lord Shaftesbury. Br- sp- Doty. 227s
Seattle.
Henry Willard. Am sp. Lewis. 14s2-
Yokohama.
Belgian King. Br str. Bruce. 2lT0-
laysan Island
Ceylon. Am bk- Willer. 6i3-
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ARRIVALS.

Friday, July 70
o. $. S. Sierra. Houdlette. from San
Francisco.
Stmr. Mauna Loa. Simerson. from
Kona and Kau.
Am. blk. Quickstep Gruener, 90
days from Salinas Cruz. Put in for
provisions.
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DEPARTURES.

Friday. July 10.
Italian bark Pasquale I.auro. Larou.
for San Francisco.
All stmr. Hawaiian. Banfeld. for
kahului.
Am. schr. Prosper. Johannsen. for
the Sound.
Stmr. Noeau. Wyman. for Kauai
Stmr. Kauai. Thompson. for Kama
pail.
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The Hawaiian Sails.

The big steamer Hawaiian sailed for
New York by way of Kahului and Hilo
last night She had aboard some four
thousand tons Of sugar. large con-
signment of Hawaiian wool and some
Kona coffee.
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independence Not In It.


BATEMAN'S POINT. r. T.. July s..
The yachts Constitution. Columbia
and Independence started in thirty
mile race today The wind was about
eight knots The Constitution cross
ed the starting line at 2l;l0:o2. the
Columbia al l2:i0.05 and the Inde-
peudence at l2.10:15' The last named
Is handicapped Is seconds. At first
the Herreshoff boats left the Boston
craft nearly a quarter of a mile. The
Columbia passed the Constitution and
then the independence pulled up on
the two others until she seemed on
nearly even terms The Constitution
reEained the lead Then the lnde-
pendence tackled and crossed the wake
OF the others going TO sea wind-hunt-
ing
Later at 1903 the Independence tack
cd 10 starboard and started after' the
Herreshon boats Al that time she
was over two and half miles astern
OF the Constitution. which led the
Columbia by half a mile.
The weather was very thick and
there was difficulty in making out the
position Of the yachts.
ON BOARD THE YACHT WANDA
via Bateman's Point. r. L.. July g.
AZ the end OF an hour and fifteen
minutes Of sailing the Constitution is
leading the Columbia by about three
minutes and both boats are fully a
mile and a half ahead OF the lndepen-
dcnce The wind is still very light
and little south OF east. All three
boats are on the port tack. with the
independence far TO leeward.
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BarkentIne ouickstcp.

The barkentine Quickstep from Sail
mas Cruz in ballast pui IN here last
evening and anchored OF port She
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MERCHANTMEN

This list DOES not include coasters) }
A. h Johnson. Am. sehr.. segelhorst.
Newcastle for Eleele. Anchored out
side July 8
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THE HAWAIIAN
Realty and MaturitgGu
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY

AhN1 AND NAVY
Z. S. tug Iroouois. Pond. Midway ISL
and. August S.
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Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange.

Friday, July u.
STOCK. Bid. Asked.
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Oceanic Steamship Co.
TIME TABLE.
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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-01-05
REDUCED RATE.

The c. NJ. & st. p. R'y Co.'s Reduced Rate
Arrangement is as Follows:
To Waukesha and return so cents
Good for five days
Sunday excursion train makes con
nection with GAINESVILLE train at Brook
field Junction. Excursion tickets sold
for GAINESVILLE and Watertown and in
termediate stations Fare and one
third, good to return on Monday
On Jan. :, 1901, the inauguration of
Governor LaFollette will take
place at Madison, Wis. For this occa-
sion excursion tickets will be sold at
one fare for the round trip. Dates of
sale Jan. 6 and Z. Return limit Jan. 12.
L. BRocKwAY, Agent.