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mitivc " Philadelphia, whose Invitation
.uf Minister WI Ting Fang NE tho ora.
tor ~ the occasion. caused some caua.
tlC comment refused 90 withdraw the
invitation
Tho oregon aud Oriental steamship
company is planning to establish a ituc
Ut steamers 60 trade with the orient
through the Suez canal, as time will be
saved by sending the merchandise by
that ruute.
The Republicans ~ ohio have COM
plctcd their ticket ~ follows: For
governor, George X. Nash, lieutenant
governor Carl l.. Nippcrt; supreme
Judge. J, l.. Price, attorney general.
John NJ. Sheets
Justice Jerome. ~ New York. who
was the foremost OF the vice crusaders,
has Quit as tn" committee OF fifteen II
Tammany would not follow up the
work. and lac says now the city will be
a wide open one.
4. ~. Cunningham. United states
boundary commissioner. while on the
Rio Grandc river, was bitten by wa
ter moccasin snake, and was four days
In getting to medical attendance. lie
may not recover.
Charles J.. Roller the alleged forEer
who was arrested In California ana
taken to Newark, TO be tried on twelve
indictments, has Jumped his bonds.
and his hOndsmen have been called up
ON to forfeit $4,000.
At a meeting Of the Chinese Ameri-
can Missionary Society at Philadei-
phia, protests were entered against
Minister WI Ting Fang speaking at
the Fourth of July exercises. Minister
WI. however, spoke.
While police We're investigating the
suicide of II. S. Church, a Louisville
grocer, they found the body of Mrs.
Emily Stuart, who had only recently
bought an interest in the formers
store, In closet, she having been
choked TO death.
Rev. Arthur Smith, the missionary
and author, preaching at Tien-tsin on
the anniversary of the relief OF that
city DUNE 24th), said he thoroughly
agreed with SIR Robert Hart in the
statement that unless there was a
complete regeneration in China in n
few years the country would be mem
aced by 20,000,000 Boxers. The Chinese
would never forget that the Boxer
movement was fully approved by the
court.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-12

the contrary that the whole record was
cXoellently kept. The utmost credit was
due, he said. to the clerk for the con-
dition of the journal and the shape in
which he had kept everything OF rec
ord. The report of the committee was
presented ga follows:
Your special committee appointed I'M
der a resolution introduced by Senator
Kanuha May Slst, beg leave to report.
Said resolution called for the appoint
ment of a committee Ito examine and
see that the journal of the Senate of
the regular session is correct and IN
due form for transmission to the Presi-
dent, the President of the Senate and
the Speaker of the House OF Represent
atives OF The United States.
Your committee have examined the
copy OF the journal that was to be
transmitted TO Washington, compared
it with the original, and found 1t to be
absolutely correct, and in due form for
transmission to Washington.
Respectfully submitted,
H. p. BALDWIN
n. KALAUOKALANI
JOHN It. BROWN.
j. d. PARIS.
On motion of Senator C. Brown the
report was adopted.
Senator Achi began to express his OBJ
jections to the method Of naming the
members of the Conference Committee,
saying that there was no member OF the
from the Fifth District up
on 1t, to watch over the interests of
that portion of the Island. He was call
ed to order as there was nothing before
the House, and then, after the Paris
adjournment was had until
Friday.
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Rooked ior nlIo ana way porls.

An accommodations ou Wuders
steamer Kluau. sailing tomorrow az
noon mr. mo ana way ports, are iuk-
IN Tho following II llst on those
who haYo engaged passage 20 The nfg
flarif a. 70 Spencer o. b. OgiHs.
Mra F WHfrhuusr MIS- nlnfafi,
ton 49, % Waiilma ana vito. HlHs
MHry rrhNH Mites ! Taarr Give Ia
firH and alfH J. ~ fufrWHY ~.
Booth a D. Judi and VIZ . r. lee,
fHF H hnu1HHH HHd fHTFHnf ~
N lNrf ~ liHfdrH W a hlarT
AlI hHit hiss r o. uHF 80 q
II iHHWu. Niles D. nUWfr NlH y Na
llHH n Auh a fhHHnH nummlHH
q D. Hientahla N'ta iuiia nIaa Hls
lf.nfitrn AIS a n firrin Masf.f Il
iIHHIi 100 2 ID Fanhil naUH NHI
Ma. q Mah.ha Hlfa o. hshlt Fa
d. iiu'uh A. Tunff Hn4 So
nfs filFH halHaf. MifH haHaH
100 b nliHH Nfa NnHsh MlaH a
Pom = N NHH iliralH Hn1 Hlfe
p FhnmHoH katFifssif "a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-12
WRECKED ON CHESTERFIELD
REEF.

Nobody can tell the following story
better than the writer tells 1t himself:
I'm 1891" he says, Il first experienced
the miseries of acute indigestion.
was obliged to knock off work, and suf-
fered agonies for two months Then
| felt slightly better and went back to
my post at the North Brisbane Fire
Brigade Station, and stayed there until
the great flood in 1898
Then ] had a terribly severe re-
lapse WHICH laid me down for ten
months, seven weeks of ii being spent
in the hospital.
Several doctors attended me. but
they failed to effect cure.
Yet, at the end of ten months | felt
somewhat better, and being of an ener-
getic disposition, l started In to work
again.
Il managed to keep at it for six
months, and then collapsed completely.
and resigned my position in the bri-
Eade.
ION returning home several of my
friends urged me TO put faith in Sci
gels Syrup, and in that only. saying
they had known it to cure cases as
bad as mine. Don't be down hearted.
they said.
ION this began using SiegeIs
Syrup land Seigel's Pills occasionally
and gradually got better When | had
taken about twelve bottles in all. ] was
so much better l accepted a position
as mate in ship going to trade in the
Misunderstanding a supply of Syrup with
me.
I'VE sailed on the Gath of October,
1894 and on the 9th we struck Chester
field Reef, Long Island and were
wrecked but all hands were saved
The captain and four blacks took to
one of the boats, and reached Mackay
in safety, whilst | and seven blacks
landed on Long Island where we re-
manned thirty-two days, until we were
rescued by the 'Pylades' man-of- war
and taken on to Sydney.
Fortunately we We're able to obtain
enough provisions from the wreck to
us while we We're on the ISL
and.
II must mention that I kept on using
Seigels Syrup until we got to Sydney,
and then ] was quite restored to health,
and have been perfectly well ever
since
My health is now splendid my APP
petite is excellent, and all the bad
| once had are gone like an
ugly dream after morning breaks
My wife uses the medicine for
n1ilder form Of Indigestion than mine
was, and is as firm a believer In 1t as
am.
Il win name a few Of the peculiari-
lies OF the aggravatinE and dangerous
disease ~ II affected me. There was
always bad taste I'm my mouth; my
breath was bad and ! used TO reich
frequently after eating; I belched con-
inually lost flesh, and had thin. IAN
ern Jaws.
scores ~ friends and acquaintance
an testify 10 the truth ~ what 7 have
Gid n ig certain that Mother Seirels
syrup cured mo when oil other med-
lines nud forms Of treatment proved
% be- no GOOD. nnd have 10 thank the
syrup Uriy for the fact TINT am now
strong healthy man. have now been
.e7rly three years I'm the employment
Z the Qu"rnsuurt Ment Company but
ly home Is 80 the address riycu below"
a. Q, RACKMANN
frua VIVA George street kangaroo
Point Brisbane. (. September 8th
1900
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-12

ora iuiumum Ihs dnoi0rH lad siysn
hottie ~ iiaH hnFiains eaila. nhalsra
Hnd hlHFfiara iiumedy ~ lla Louss.
iglllnH them lhat ! ffli sure II anuii
dp 5000 n aHfa according ~ dlrariinna
Va $3.50 aafs llna ihe ehill ha1 nlly
fnrptrlf1. inc ehild h nes fiHffuus
hn4 hNaihE ! hHfe fNoo lninanasd ihls
nmfff flsauenllg anl haFa neleg
thNN ~ fail.HNfa gufis uahff,
ueNh alifl 0hiY fNf kala ~ az
aaslsfs so arassisis rslIan. fmhs
a co. ftaH Nsnllal sHEns ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-12
SPEEDY PAGERS
COME TO TOWN

a large load of horses, consigned 20
Charles Bellina, arrived on the S. ~.
Castle Yesterday. Included in the bunch
are Billy S. bay PAGER, and Frank N,
another bay PAGER. Both these horseg
show promise OF making race horses Of
class
There are also In the lot three PAGERS
that can go around 2:4O and 800 class
trotting mare. Besides these animals
came three matched teams, a number
of roadsters. saddle horse or two and
some mules.
Belllna lost one Of his best horses,
Topsy. a sorrcl pacing mare by Cali
fornia Nutwood, ON the trip. The anil
NAL sugcumbed to lung fever when en-
terlng Honolulu harbor She had work
ed a mile Ina 2'2O,
The $ n. Castle also brought a new
team of bays Tor sherln Brown ana "A
harness horse. the property OF Captain
Nielsen
a number of polo ponies belonging 10
" the Oahu Polo CLUB went
% Maui on the Claudlue yesterday a
match between the Maui ana oahu
clubs win Boz played In the near future
uu nae valley Island
The following d clipped from The
Breeder and Sportsman of june s2di
ftfamplouEh Do the name given "a bis
Dlaeh pacing ErIilng that "a creating
ssnhatlpn at Honolulu ilr recently
.aiue Into lhe hands ~ a. ~ ludi ~
.aiH ana lt b. HaId paced couple ~
workout heata faW weeks thereafter
ID sgl hni g.lt. lie pedigree 10 n6i
.lfrn hy ihe Honolulu papers that o.
vote q lhrae fpina ~ 30 'N0HlufMi
.Hsfd iin vac A. have started in ihe
.HaH ihrm iHrf lltH uaruuIafa ~
shiloh hlll rohahiE ffH0h uf hy the
Ifsf HItaWfr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-12
NEWS
CONDENSED

/
". M bthrlilS' VINO Chained To ne
George M. Puiifnahs son, mas been ar
resteu. rms is an old dodSe that ne
mas worked before, and often. with sue
cess.
/ y big gold brick weighing 1000
Pouhus' ana valued at S=ou'oVo, mas Deeh
Sent 70 the Glasgow exposition from
/ Tne Carlh"u Mining company Caribou
-. -
water MARTIN ana Mary T. Scott,
uauehteT Oh henly l. scott We're mar
| REQ at burlilisaihe' al uhuer tnc
oaks "hich surround the nome OF the
pI 10
| me captain, mate ana FOUR seanen
Oh tne btllisn Dark faiklaha, from
Tacoma, ior falmouth, We're drowned
wheh IIe snip was "recheu OH rem
zance, June I'd
eurIenuert OF insurgents IN LuGon
con con 'iliue, uhlil nov tlele remains out
one uaIser orsahlHeu force IN ,he
pElhclpal leiaIa' me hll'ary prisoners
nave ueen released.
"a. Al ut Siarseu wiz irauos IN
.,n 5i'i'y WIN soYei,lileh' stores III
ahe Fnliipplnes, mas peeh ACQUITTED,
Wh5ie loni .. oo one nave oeeh convicted
any ~ lliieu S1,oVo each'
there Seems 10 pe no chahse IN the
sti , coiluitlOiis III the olatezS, the ma
,t '%th t"a' theS "iii
"im, ttoush 1iere nave Deem seVeFAi
ip 'i'iI9 - ~ "oIn >.
~ ele ne eoiii'i,Ii'eelneHt II was
800 80, &c 600 600 r,.,l,iIS tullS
,.nds az TTa',aso 10 ~" w. -
$500 -. '''N' ~" ii"'i
~ iS,rtt,o ~, 80 Vs. .,,,. ",
80 - d,' io' me- ia,no"S iu'e
result Of Years Of dissipation, We was
once the champion pole yaulter of Am
erica ~. was wealthy.
Walter Sailing, a young Californian
has been unprecedented in Chicago,
where he was caught passing bogus
paper tie IL anxious to return to the
scene al ms wrong doing.
Senator Chauncey Nj, Depew before
sailing from New York for his vaca-
tion saw mat ne mao had many ohers
"a ii,ti 49,, o1t ,iIas NE Mou'" NOT
VIZ. IitiD'i Us "oN
=, nn, M o. 10" anu Heofb"
- INA 1ia'I,'e asl'aEto.'
WY huhLli!T 'ney be,9iHe separated
ana ana sooi, 4iler bradford shot his com
PSl'ioi' ', .,,I,s nun lpl Dear,
- ''9' sun pithgt ., OF S!ehc9s'
~ nae prsuii " i"Hlg ion hliiseii,
he oi9Su5ng tic,ei he ,' So VIZ DI H.
80 ~, Inns w ii $1,000, u 'h'
mi m, 10 , s's mem mem up "a pusihess
own g,,'a ,aIn,}l " ,ii, ~ s,atgr, Mio
S-e,'e5, -, 49,. minus bt"pelty ~
.as,,r, , ''",' 80" "u "p,'"i' on II 10
groximat,o' a hair million d iI'1 20 "p-
Tn so gsG sa N4yy isls9 ,S has issued
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-12
BE:AU7Tl SKIN
Soft White Hands
LuxuriaHt Hair
Produced by
CuTICURA SOAP.

NFIITIONS WOMEN exclusively
M
scales aud dandn, and the stopping of falling soenng,
whitening and soothing red rough hands, the baths
purposes wchrCa suggest especially
the toilet
induce those who other especially
preserving purifying skim
the skin with the of cleansing Ingredients and the
wh preserving purifying
scalp, foreign SOAP
expensive with for all the purposes toilet
skin
world
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-12

e rHfH ANen ffHHn1lff ~ HItiffs
- 1850 hfililfffl sac dfHHUfi ln 49,
haF RI fHn ifahfiHaa. hh|If. Niih
eHNlHHlHN lH haf HHlUH fFHW nHn
sHilla NJ lHt Maean 90 lnai uaH
nRaliaiW4 thl't itf iee Nela phRns
iHH plaftH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-12

wife MIH D. HIfhamrUu, Msa d.
IuUNHl MHgflT ~ Alr.ia NEa 81.
Na0h' NIH q HHHulH MHa D. nt
faf.uH. ~ nai.u Hni Hf Nra
M a lafF hl M E rHfF Maaf D
W M lIf fhHN.s simpson ~
W|llIHu inIH HHI Hlf. NH laflus
Nlff AI quinn HNI NiH a quinn,
80
Nlfh run CHOLERA fHHAkHun
hrhth kh0Mh ~ fAiif
purna issi Mag 80 infant gAlla ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-07-12
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Every HumOur,

Consisting
O
so
sole Props, S \.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
oPIE's APPETITE.
When He Got Loose and Cured He
Hit a Real Steak.


Washington Postl
Somewhere in these United States
is great sanitarium or sanitorium.
| don't know which. TO which people
flock In hundreds to be cured OF div
ers and sundry diseases. II Is north
OF Mason and Dixon's line. east of the
Mississippi and west of New York,
and OF the hundreds OF them who so
Journ there. the greater part come
home, to be avoided forever after be-
cause Of their health-good habits and
the craze they have for persusding
everybody they meet to go where tAey
have been and be cured.
Among those who have been 20 the
sanitarium and are not Of the greater
part. concerning whom | have spoken.
is Opie Read. the writer. He was per
suaded once upon 4 time by . man
who had been there to go TO the place
to be treated for something or other.
He went Now. | am told that on ar
irving at the institution the patient Is
given not very attractive meal, ami
that just when he is beginning to be-
come attached TO Il be Is rudely sep
arated from IL by means OF a stomach
pump. Mr.. Read however. was sub
jected TO this heroic treatment but
once. though he was provided with 9TH
er meals for twenty-four hours. At
the end OF that time he walked down
to the village and sought = restaurant.
Il want something To eat" said be
TO the waiter therein. Bring me q
steak
Been up theree" asked the waiter,
nodding toward the great ssnitarium.
Yes" said Mr.. Read
Without further pariey the waiter
walked TO the rear OF the room and
lifted up his voice. addressing some
body behind the tall screen there.
One sanItarium steak" was all he
said.
And il Was to Mr.. Read thereafter
as IL he had said. ''One sirioin steak.
tep cut. extra large
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
Ny Maiden Beautiful

o red rose in the gsrden-
o red rose On the spray.
Saw you ny maiden beautiful
Pass hither on her way
Perchznce she kissed your petals,
And turned from Waite to red
The rose that blEshed 70 1hd itself
With fairer sweets o'erspread-
o blackbird in the thicket.
And you sad nightingale.
Heard you ny maiden beautiful
Go singing down the vale?
For syne Jon dulcet measure
Dame Echo nfther bore.
Methinks your plaintiTe notes have
caught
A Tilt they lacked before.
Lady Lindsay n The Prayer Of ST
Scholasticz. and Other Poems"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
v. w. c. a.

The Young women who desire 70 30
in the Y. W. c. A. party to Eva Sat
urday at S:15. must let the secretary
know definitely By Friday morning.
The ticket win be the ordinary Sstur-
day round trip ticket and the party
viii return In the train leaving Eva
at :. No lunch need be taken.
Miss Johnson's taiks on How 20
Enjoy Pictures win be resumed az
the Y. W. c. A. Thursday evening at
T;45
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

Nine times out OF ten the ugly vo-
man win at once accept as reliably
true any gossip she hears on the sub
Jet OF a beautiful woman. She draws
herself up and thinks: NO one would
ever say such things Of me-" And she
Is right; no one would who did not
wish 10 be grossly fattering.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

An Omaha judge has decided that 1t
Is not sufficient ground for divorce
when husband goes 10 bed with his
boots on Good. dutiful wives always
pull OF their husbands boots when
they come home in that condition
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

think that men should go on their
knees before the fallen women and
implore their pardon In the name OF
their sex for the injury. the criminal,
irretrievable injury that has been
done to them by the ours and seoun-
drels who are the cause OF their pres
ent condition.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

There are only two places In the
world where beautiful woman
fashionably dressed. can walk COM
fortably without being stared at by
the women like Barnum's freak out
for an airing. Paris and New York
and perhaps Bond street, London. dur
ing the season. Everywhere else Pie
has to ride or hide. There is only
one spot OF the earth where such q
woman can go about In eli freedom
and security without running the risk
OF being followed and otherwise an
noyed by idle men. and that Is Fifth
avenue, New York.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

woman is q wretched coward who.
having had, in succession. the protec-
ton OF a father and Of q husband.
does not pity and help. IL she can.
the beautiful. unprotected girl who has
tried TO fight the battle OF life by
herself and has been wounded.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

Woman is an instrument given to
man for his happiness and his delight.
II the instrument gets neglected. 7,It
OF tune and broken. man should
blame himself alone. Ninety-uine
times out Of hundred the instrument
is right enough: il only wants to be
in good and careful keeping.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

The intelligent artistic. refined man
is a gourmet in love: the foolish and
brutal man is q gourmznd
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

However you may speak or think
of women, you will always lnj g vo
man able to do Il better than you
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

Woman is an angel who seldom zp-
preciates a man who has not bit Of
the devil in him.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

A loving woman will keep bel
heart warm as long as she lives. and
her hair black as long IS she dyes.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

As long as il is man who proposes
marriage win be 6 promotion for g
woman. aRfsEE
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

II is said the Chinese are willing
70 guarantee protection TO all for
eigners.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08

Large shipments of lemons are issv-
Ing San Diego
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-08
MAX o'RELL-

Has a Few Stray Thoughts on We
men.
Love sanctifies everything. Men and
women who really love each other and
are faithful are virTuous.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.

SATURDAY december II.
stnr Pomona, shea, Is hours from Eureka
SlInr Columbia Doran. 53Ls hours from
portland. via Astoria Al hours.
Stmr Guaiala, GenereauX, 16 hours from
stnr National City. Dettmers. IA hours from
sfmr Ruth. Weber. 81 hours from San
ssmr Progreso. Harding. 50 hours from Sc
stmr Acme. Lundquist. 76 hours from Port
stmr AIcazar. Martin, IS hours from West
strnr Acme, Lundquist. 76 hours from As
stmr Luella, 0adsen. u hours from Bowers
Landing bound TO San Pedro; put in TO land
Bark c Allen. johnson. 25 days from
Bark Santiago. Engaus, 20 days from Homo
r bark Genevive MOlinos. Lemaitre. 123
lrr bark Cassard. AIlaire. Isl days from
JTaI bark ZHia. sciaccaluga. 131 days from
Br bark stratadon. Walker. 81 days from
schr Mary Erta. Hslyersen. 81 days from
schr " 1Iarston, Curtis. Is days from
CLEARED.
Saturday. December 21.
stmr Umatilla. Cousins, Victoria; Goodall.
Br T,'iaI aliS . Miitiadez. Gamben. Queenstown; G
Dutch ship Nederland. wiebes. London; Bal
four. Guthrie & Co.
Bark " y Flint johnson, kahului and
1lakaweIi; Alexander & Baldwin.
SAILED.
Saturday, December 81.
Stnr Corona. Gielow. San Pedro.
Stulr NashtenaW, Parker, Tacoma.
Stmr Navarro. Olsen. Bowens Landing.
Stmr Ruth. Higgins Albion.
Srmr Alca traz, Carlson, --.
Str1r Arcata, Nelson, Coos Bay.
Srrnr Point Arena, Hansen, Mendocino.
Stnr Brunswick, Andersen, Grays Hsrbor-
Sfnr Luelis. Madsen. san Pedro
Br ship Atom Alsw, Thomas, Queenstown.
Rltn CITY OF Papeete, Ipsen, Port Ludlow.
Scfr Jennie Griffin, Campbell, Point Reyes
Schr Glendale, Greenwood. Tacoma
SPOKEN
Per Ital bark ZiIia-Dec 1G lat % % y, Ion
1gI j. ". Br ship Craigerne, from Newcastle
aus for san Frarcisco.
10 date. lat i n. Ion 36 W-Br ship Castle
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22

A MO-NG lAe vessels arriving here
~ yesterday were the French bark
IN Genevive Molinos and the
4 N schooner Allen Of the sugar
fleet. The former comes all the
way from France in ballast in order to
secure grain charter. Owing to the
l-9eTal SUBSIDY allowed its merchant ma
rlne oy the French Government the YES
sels hylng the tricolor can come from the
ends OF the earth to California in ballast
and compete with all nationalities in the
-etter Of charters
The Genevive Nolinos had a most
eNentfu voyage. She left Hayre for San
Francisco l23 days ago and made a splen-
old run to the equator. On October in
the afternoon a sudden gale came up that
threw the ship aback and for hours she
would not answer her helm. Finally the
nam lower and upper tCpsails were car
ned away and the bark paid off. After
The gale had blown itself out fresh sails
We're bent and the vessel once more placed
on her course. Another gale was run into
near the Horn, but strange to say off the
CcDC Of Storms the AIolinos encountered
nothing but light winds and Gains
Once around the Horn. however, all
KINDS Of weather was experienced and
IN latitude 30 degrees south and longi-
tuoe 90 degrees west a heavy thunder
storm made the crew think the end of
the earth had come. The run Up the
coast was a favorable one and had it not
been for the fog Captain Lemaitre thinks
he would have made port a week ago. AS
IL Is the Genevive Molinos has made a
record run from Havre and her captain
says she can do better.
The Molinos is a new vessel and comes
on her maiden voyage to this port. She
was built two years ago at Nantes for
the SCcietie des Vorliers, France, and is
1888 tons net burden. She is 30 feet five
inches long, thirty-nine feet seven inches
beam and twenty-five feet three inches
deep She is a handsome bark Of the
FIench type.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
The Overdue Fleet.

The anxiety over the Narcissus was in
creased yesterday by the arrival of the
Italian ship Zilla. The latter left Genoa
sixty days after the former and both had
fair weather 10 the equator. Captain
SCaccalugi was very much surprised
yesterday when he learned that the Mar
cissus had not arrived. The reinsurance
rate On the latter vessel has advanced to
. per cent
Inc rate on the British Robert Duncan,
eighty-twO days out Wei Hal Wei for
Puget Sound. has advanced to 60 per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-22
General Cargo for London.

The Dutch ship N=derIand was cleared yes
terd7y ior London with the following cargo,
1a.ued al S312. +G9: 81 9I9 cs canned salmon,
t4iO cs canned truit. 81 SIS gals and 3 cs wine
fl5 los lima beans. l1.ST4 lbs cascara bark.
bbls cstsgp. l+.741 ctls barley and 1900 #
lumber as duuuace.