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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-11-14

LOOK OUT FORl-What2 An Apple
Social When2 Saturday, November
I6th., 7 80 p. m. Where2 Az Turner's
Hall. By whom2 Sedwick Relief
Corps. For Whom? You, For what4
TO get the b. A. p. l.. A. p. Or the
MAJ. Admission 25c a couple; 10
cents a single person. III IA 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20

BENSON On FRIDAY, oct "a. 1911. Al lbs West
s7th 1t. RoIn, r,nsou. Ia the sch ear Of hts
are
Fuaefal ssrlors VII h. he'd ~ ~ church 81 ,hs
uoi, Communion. eEh - and ~ A. on sun
da,. ot -. Ispi. At { = n int'tmsn, rr'Nts.
RrRMutL. NTrlhsm usnrr. on S~AiufdA, uct ~.
1901. sophia Noffis. wi.e 81 ChAf's dayton
Nufru and da4rhtsf - ~ late Richard Ruihef
fufd Mufrs - Ieihsm
Iurstal from Chfisi thufch. irihsm MAnnf On
1u.sdas. ut 81 Isu' ~ hAl' ras D. oolock
Tran lsa,ss i-ssb - VIA nAfsm iu,et htsnch.
Nta ua,rn u a. ~ o. -
CARRY Neu Iandrn Conn On FRIDAY. 90. "a
isni. slddrr, NfIan ,s-r, in hs iWh lsai
iunsfaI ~fNis Ir,st
Conn At irsns. y o.. On Thursday. oa - inoi.
John Mathis -lu ~ ~ isr nI'sf ilssuril and
!uIa NtrhIf ,obb. In ~ 5gfh ar 81 bis 49,
TuusaI srtius - ~ att resid~urs. Gsufgss
toad - q " on Noudai 90 o. 1871 Caf
uasos .n mru 10 a uAin ifom N's NWt
60 auTsAl a. SO tuuusshft
XVII on Itf-daf 80 ~ f-''. nurono- Lrsi'
shssi d.4ritr a !,Hua q leas sni 90 lats
s~sss hfb
Iar-fsI susrss - hu iats huns faHse.d = =
sH sludss. un o. fau a. n Osf
fasm su ns~f tt g. a1 ut fruu faaa - ill<fu
=. 81
WATSON 80 ~sturdsi U~ 10 tHHi 81 ts F..-
dsu- a. tfsnd o. nrasAhn Asn~ " NsA
- 10 - ash sssI - - 49,
TausraI sntrs 81 shuff saass.a % hs1aAy
s,sz4Hs 80 "a ISoL atsoss
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RESTLING.
. weber shows science Against Parker
and star The limit.

Harvey Parker. tbs Brockton wrcst Ter.
wound up his engagement at Miners Thea
tro last night by attempting Ia throw two
men inside 81 fifteen minutes. He suo-
c-eded In downing his first opponent. but
the second stayed. The rules which gov
erncd both contests were catch-as-oatch
tan. at which style Parker excels. Frank
sheldon. a slightly built man from Chi
cago was parser's initial adversary. He
weighed about leo pounds and was nearer
to ilarvry'H class than any man the yam
kec wonder has essaycd to throw this
week
Sheldon assumed a peculiar position
nj the outset and II looked a. though 10"
wouli give -oine trouble to Parker. But
this illusion wa dispelled a. soon A. the
two cam" together la real earnest. sheldon
convinced ia" audience that he had oniy
str,r 9Th IN hiH favor. for he moved about
without showing any science or know l~'g"
of the fine points of tie game. Il lid not
take long for Harvey Ia ert In MAJ 10 the
ma.
After towing With Sheldon for Ave minutes
Parker secured a firm half Nelson aud ia a
inv had sheldon bndgsd, and shortly
after Sheldpu's shoulders wcrh plnn"l
squarciy To the mat. The time was o
minutes
Parker did not have such an easy task
with Jak" Wetper. who followed. Neher y
"a ~mu-cullrly built mar aud endowed win
considerable strength. He - clever too.
and the two put up IA fine exhibition. They
kept at zach other for two minutes anu
Parker finally broke ground 10y falling va
the finor Nrlp.t ppunc-d upon him quickly
and got a crotch hold and a half hammer
lock. jus, A. h. was about To turn Harvey
over %" batter w~riggl-d out OF his riVal =
gra-p aus locked both arms around Nrber :
ncck
Ia ORDER e. save himself N"l"r ~as com
PEELED to bot - Ia doing ~ Parker g"'
ou top amt a .tir struggle cn~u"d Parker
utilil'si all H. kill and tricks. hut was
unable tu disludgc Weber The contest
lsram" hv.i"r a. each 'uri and hy acting
ou the defensive. Nct"r uanag~i to staN
lac WIZ firing At the FINISH ami would nave
lsrn surely thrown had the annir last'N
a minute longer A. a result OF his hne
showing Weber rNriyeSl SIS
ParkeT's Afternoon OPPONENT Wa Anton
kri"g. "a Dan" kti-g weigh'Si abpui ~,
pounds and wa skilful lie wa no' tlhllu
and wen ~ th. FRAY with a vengeance
Parker alluwci krieg to cut ou' III" pace
for about five minutes Then he asSuin'~l
the aggressive and made hri"g hIsiI" 1"
save himself. kri-g. through clever ma
.Htuvriug, escaped some tight hnlhs til
when Parker -nt a trap fur him 10y irisnlhg
u III lall. w" l'uir VIZ 'fHlN
Parker had no trouble IN CITING a s'f"hg
hal'- NELSON On ht- man aud pui hri"g on
his hack The hout la-tel : minute and
" -'s'uud-
lsr puulellu. tho Italian Champion,
VA matched Yesterday To- mc,t thaflir
ls'nuharit 81 Paterson In a tits-n-niuu'r
buut AZ Miners Bpwcry Theatre tn" ahair
viii b. decided murrUN night ls-ontar'r
T. 20 reserve So n ~" STAYS the limit ION
Miner. Pari"lln'~ manager, SAYS that nr
T. ready to wager sloO that Partcllo viii 81"
the trick
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,r>,TOK PLtTTN iSHINCTO>.
Declined To Have ,n,ihlnE To "a, Ne
sar,iins Federal Appointments.

M,tuN.roN. Oct 10 senator Plat
arrived IA Washington a. q O'Clock to-
uisht and went To- the Arlington, wher" b"
retired a little after . o'clock Nv re
c.iy.si no callcr-. hut To- reporters who
snu HIM in the lobby ~ the hotel he de
cliu.d absolutely - discuss political ma
,ers Hc said he had nothing 20 say about
the F,-ieral appointments in New lork,
and he particularly declined 10 answer
any questions concerning IN" candidacy
az q org WHIT hc,i. Collector Of Customs
for Porto Rico. for appointment 10 succeed
,pprai-er Wilbur r MRk"man n New
N,rk senator Plat, did not call on the
p-,-idcnt tonight. he said b" would b"
,n Washington Tor several dav~
secretary Gagr, Who returned from his
vacation last night. had a talk With th"
President to-day about Treasury i'rpar'-
u.p' matters and tlIer" wa- a hrlei dis
ri--lnn of the C~ollect"r~hip and IA" Ap-
pra,-ership nf New York Mr. Gage stid,
however. that IA" subject was not talked
over fully and that uo immedia'" action
need H., EXPECTED IL" upholds collector
Ridwell. hut strongly recommends that a
stc,cssor H. appointed to Appraiser Nak"-
man Uis candidate Tor Appraiser ~
George ". Whitehead.
Gr,7rgc S.,ahurv. II the Republican club
Of New York. and William ID Murphy
called on the President to-day Mr sea
bury talked IN favor 81 Appraiser wake
mans retention IN the -"TNtCN
II j. expected that senator flAtt VIII
meet the President Tomorrow night OF
Monday morning Secretary GAG shlu,
in reply 10 a question this afternoon, That
he had no nppoiutmcut 10 meet Mr. fIhtt
for IN. purpu-a 81 discussing IN" proposed
Whitehead appoint meut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
TRISTtU Z. BOtkIIuN >HOT.
lie Alleges Accident; Police suspect Intent
srriuusi, oumdct

Tristan e Bock"lm1u. - wears old. a
merchant who lives a. = boarding huu-'
a. 49, West Niu"'v-'ighth street. SHOT
himself Ia the right ura-' AZ lis huu"
la~' evening Hi condition i~ -riuu
Circumstance leaf th" p.l'io,' 'n -t.-pr.'
tha' H.. attempted suicide and Ic H. a pre-
onrr ~ ~" J. Hood Wright Hospital. h"ld
ON that chargr
Tine shooting occurrrd iu th" parlur Of
TN" huu-, ~ 80 Buckclmau was alone
IN th, rupm a. M" iim" Some o' the
buardor- heard the r'ilrt and thAy found
Brakeman lvlug uu the fpur with q 12-cali-
hrr revolver beside him Dr sour 81 20
West Niusiy -ssyruth ~fu-ri Vas Call,si amt
after doing What 10" could for ia" injured
man reported III" matter to th" police oi
the West l0rh street station
An ambulance from the J Hood Virgin
Hospital wa called and h" Wa taken their
~ a prisoner Nv Policemen lsohmcy.r
aud McHugh. who were sent from the Wei
lOoth street station
Bnckslmlu .1id that o." was cleaning
the revolver and n Discharged 10y accident
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20

s,aa ahead
Thus on n capital Of $500 this method
won s23t. IL IL interesting To note that
Of the eighty-f bets made thirty-four
were won, OF 90 per cent. which beats the
frs, favorite average Ia smithereens. Thc-'
figures are perfectly straight, and n dozen
investigators should reach i~dentically the
sainc results. Taking tle meeting through,
this method OF handlcapplng in tine ninety
seven races gave t~wenty-thre. straight
winners. or nearly ?. per cent, while nine
teen ran second and twenty-five third
This shows sixty-four In the money, or
Is Ier cent The average odds agains,
the winner were slightly over Il. and "A
fiat bet 81 80 wouLd have won $50, or nearly
~ "a day during = meeting This II a
strong Enforcement % this saving
method Of what must still he called crude
handicapTing Among other winners II
gave Lucky Star 10 and Louisville 10 l.
p-ercsn,ase. de,aileG n fu i% sys Of MAY
IL. 1901. Il al effective way ~ settling a
much-vexed problem. II IT, a well-known
fact that at each meeting ak or eight boys
win about IS per cent. 81 the race~ Tn"
difficulty has been IN knowing which boy
To play
To arrive AZ a solution Of this tangle.
take each boy and credit him with > points
for each win, ? points Tor getting second
and I point for getting third. Then play
the boy with the highest percentage Ia each
race. Thu O'tonnor nden a winner. a
second. a horse finishing tenth. and a third
This givc- him 3-2.O+i. or o. which
record increases A. more races are added
4 dead heat counts a. a win for each hoy
A disqualification doe- not affect tho way
IN which the horses passed the judge
Where two bows have about the same fig
ur,s. take the later winner. the lighter
weight. OF a." more successful.
Tho bet II graded a. follows. s.. IS. 81.
si2. So. sa5. So. $50. s?eO and sass. n hy
MO .lat.., all fltaaa lot IA, .,t,.n-af,s,
a fresh start Is mad" AZ $50. SIS. SIS. &c
Not less than 81 IL accepted. and this
l. taken ~ far back ~ second or third.
wherever IL can he obtained 80 -oon ~
A. follows
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DROVE HIM FROM NATL GUARD
PRINTER SAYS "BIG I" FORCED
MN OFT M THREATS.
Union d Declared to Have Haired Is Nem-
hers From Mnitia service Becsuse
Printers in Western Regiments Fired
an niotink striker Had tn thoesr
Tween i.o>s of " orb and I nion's Orders

After dnl a few nights ago Ia the sum
nor avenue arinpry a private ii Company
ID. thirteenth Regiment. Heavy Artillery.
Brooklyn, Approached Cant Grant. who
u Ia command ~ the company. and de-
clareSiN that he was hcing forc,d ont 81 the
regiment 10y Typographical jnion No o.
commonly known ~ TN" Big SiN The
private In question j. u printer. having
just completed hi apprenticeship, hut.
according to hi assertion. uulc-- h" RI
tire from the regiment aud sever all con-
nection with 90" National Guard. not only
will memhcr~niu IN the union - donioi
hun, hui %" viii incur 'h" hostility 81 a."
Organization ~ his crorts 10 gri wurk.
When ~" young man complained 80
Capt Grant ~" latter Wa surprised aud
indignant Hr Immediately conferred with
Cot Austen ON M" matter Thr latter
said 'hai b" We I"'0. flrts ~ ,'f NJ eNcr-
ci-iug any infgeuc' over ~. uuiuu wa~
concerned. and that M. only cpur-. pos
sible wa to gram IN" private Application
LOT honorable di-'iiarg ~ a. coon ~ 10"
filed ~
Col Austen -ali yesterday 4, was a
quest ION 81 the Young mans br"ai and but
ter and when that b. Threatened rcgimru'll
dutH- taxi" % ~'CpuItry plIc" Il D.. the
first w. ~ The kind. huFrytr. that La.
ever lsyu through, Eco my attention. and
"" beru associated with th" National
Guard Tor "a bong tim"
Ihc private, who's" nam" Capt Grant
DECLINES tu giv", vHl probably appear
with hi company fur flo Lt.' liU' uu
"Wednesday NIGH. when there b. 10 h" a Pc
view 81 th" regiment 900 honor - Cen l.-'
He has t-s'n connected with tie regiment
for about a year Tho Young mans father,
a -trpbruth"r and iNu cousins. are al-i
m"mtS'r~ of Company u The Brooklyn
FdgLs yesterday quoted AN official of IN"
union ~ giving This explanation
liver sine" fhc tIu'- 900 30" West the
union ha- ~iipulatsi thar "a man cannot
lc connected WIth fh" ~ sin aul a militia
regiment A. On" and tie -tu. time \
number 81 printers N"r, members OF rpgI-
meni- IN th" West and .- such they fred
on the rio'or- he striker. 90 What.,er
YOU want To- cal them That wa, NOT To-
"" stood tor The printer had nr,~I "u
their brother knights 81 Labor and they
wrr" old 10 sever, a. -pru a. is'--lhl".
th.ir connection with 90. National Guard
No more miltiamcn have h.-.. taken IN.
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rho, GHT rHr, uERE ROBBrR,
One of Them was shot. hut the Pawn
broker D-nics he Fired the HuiIrt.

Georg" 4 Haskell, a "a -nhrokcr Of 81
Tenth avenue, Wa hacked up IN th" West
Thir'i-th street station la-r night charged
with shooting John Matthew Of ~ Downing
street In the l"n lrg According :" Mat
thews's story b" Wa standing with n friend
in frunt 81 ka-kcll'~ Store. when The friend
accidental, pushed him through the shop
winduw Haskell. apparently thinking that
al att"mpi was h.iuC made 10 ruh, ran cut
with a pistol and shot a. Matthews.
Haskell d.ui'Si he shooting. and although
n revolver VA found on him when n" Ma
-earrhsd ~ he station none of ~" cham
har- had hsru discharged
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HAKER ANDERSON on SATURDAY. Mt ~.
1871. a. the t~sd,ncr ~ the brides patsnts. West
Haven. conn. by ths Rev NJ Squrr> ~
Iisnn Anthony Wksr ~ NsN Nusk W Clsp
Andei ~ou. dAgghtei Of Nj and Mr. Goufss n
AudefNru
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tt.sis IA

This - a wonderful sho wing. ard suit
stantiItes the assertion mad las Nav
that Il o. uld easily stand an occasional
lo-. ~ 81 !rp,. n a, Saratoga. and still cons"
OFT a winner. The capital required was
only SYST, and tho large WINS were due To
- Common on Auiolishi ~ -. \. :. Viii
Rr-s. 30. q. :. Autolirhi again. 81 md 3.
and " Neitch, q, Z, q .. Thee told uT
materially ~ n scal. graded On al
Tho ~sIccrssiul .ockcyS al this meeting
a. us fgllaAs
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KlsslcK's BUSINESS INSTITUTE

81 |r.tr.rt.5n i,.tsArsrur ~tsuusfaghA lAENW.
,rr ttrgl.yr. T,rms l,s, tstu hall ." Iui'Nlt'n'
fuuuv frn Hud vuu'u ''h''' "' '"'
MISS SIMMONS. 600 ~ Miss N'~rnd'n'A m
\sr IIorrr 1n Wet 'lfth II III" spTnA> "'itaN
nusnut. souIt Lac private pupils In ''fihaN t'"
usf. literature. o.u,cr,au"n. pupils p''pa''" ut
..FN.~r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
Root, TO spend sund., In Clinton.

UTICA, Oct ~ Secretary ~ War Root
cam. down from the Adirundacks early
this evening and IN company with his family
went To- clinton, where he will spend sun
day Secretary Root was greeted nj the
station hy friends. and he assured them
thai, he was enjoying excellent health
His appearance borc out ia" truth Of his
insurance. Ne saws he will return 10 Wash
iugton the forepart 90 next week
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sabine Ou Cempan, chartered.

AUSTIN. Tex, Oct 10 The Sahin" Oh
and Manufacturing Company Of Jersey
civ. y. J. secured n permit to-day from
IA. Secretary Of state to do business in
Texas IN. capital stock Of Inc company
l. s. M .Ua and it, purpose. a. sei forth IN
i- charter. H. to produce, refine. store,
IRA, sport and market oil The incorTora-
tor are VI l. Lockwood, :. { lockwood,
and Clarence, lockwood The company
owns 800 acres 81 oil land j ing between
Beaumont and Jcnning-. IL.
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IN IA. sr,cnty-on. hov- rode ~ thi,
me~ting Mia should ~; - lN-i sighi
Of - he ~ rtsn.iv srod l. :, : rvrrage 80
Ni~ha"la -. Co~hrane ". R~tf~m &c, Rfrn-
-. shaw -. Noo~s 50. N"nderlc, ~ and
q Canaur ~, vh,lc for comparatively few
r,ouuts. S~l~nfSf has -. and Turner -
teT cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-10-20
HEEFLEY SCHOOL,

sis ,s V,rtsnn II. Urnnshu N"oNS,sl,hg w.
orraunN l~,vsNfUNg rrrVa fHinf' hsN NF"
Regents. tNu ting I%urcfirg 'ausn'!', g" ~
afr..,unr to lar aud flf degree 81 IL " "N-'
Commercial, aud Real I>'st' Law
uat and evening l,Tin hpN
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and ACTING.
THE NEw YORK
SCHOOL or EXPRESSION.

Cnarerrd b. thr NFgrnts N Nc %nlNrfNlI n
the state 81 New Nofk
~OkATORN. TlOCirtON. BSTHFTlC PHYS.
Al CiITtRT and DRAMATIC Akl SPECIAL
courses for professional students
Address MS SIDE \ VI & \ RLnb..
SIS West 9Th 81
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Tt4I. ...H d . Sal IItatL tl l.ANH' \ VS.
t.-. -..frs ms. hfnsduayh NrN Nufa
"a tl.Ht ~fr't. lfofklNn
l. 10 aud class lessons q NrNuN W if-' W
"a. T..st ra'Rr tratlrf~ ~ NF
III 49,. s 81. ,Lf'st .rs.ftH'u ~ iffFTtuga '..'.H
s t..-., ..ln.. % us a1tIl 80
" ..f.. D. 49,, u.s frf uiusi VfsrtraI rflhfl
!ual .tssuu, tee. ltauslAi'nN h
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HOtLLEGATTE
ACADEMY,

- ...r. .rt .asss. gwen ~ Irn'
r.r.,. lU4. .UHI IH.sA.II assisted h1 q c'flr
b.. tr.... .sfI. Hy. H"'ufH ff1U lafN WA ',
H rrsr. Hs snH evening NNNm' '"'
r..u..H. Ir... STD. r. ,'nl "iaN
....sI HIH .l.fu = .i.F" Nl'
Ir.. ..r.. H..s rF .1l r. rfs .N''A A'
uf.t
..... 4I...U ..HN
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rublt as IRIS.
faifHis.

rA.fNHN o. fH.srfFs H . rF
T.r. H" N.H.. .HH ..#H
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-23
Federal Prisoners
Enter Their Pleas

S..eral defendants in criminal cases
In the Federal Court made their pleas
this morning. Frank Z. Thompson
was appointed TO defepd F. Hansen, C.
Reed, H.iForst and r. Schroeder, the
e. D. Bryant saiiers. Pleas 0f moi
guilty were filed. . -
Thos. Fitch entered pleas Of not gull.
ty In the case Of Tapley and Mccarthy
Chas. Mcdonald, Andrew Kernes and
Geo. A. Baker.
In each case demurrer was filed and
overruled by Judge Estee. The de.
mnrrer alleged that the information on
file did not contain facts constituting Q
public offense; that the Court had no
Jurisdiction, and that no indictments
or presentments had been made by o
United States Grand Jury.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-23
Schooner DEFENDER
IS IN DANGER

The schooner Defender at Hanamau.
lu Ia said to be In a very dangerous
position for leaving her mooring. Her
anchors are badly mixed and II 10
thought that in getting out to sea she
will have to slip her port anchor or
else take chances Of grounding again
In taking In the chain. She Is very
close In shore, in fact much closer than
the steamers go.
The damage done her rudder in her
recent contact with the rocks cannot
be repaired without tho vessel coming
here. One Of the Inter Island steam.
ers will probably tow her over when
she Is through discharging.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-23

Terms-CASH, deed at purchasers
expense, sale subject to confirmation
by the Court.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Weather Bureau. Punahou, July 23.
Temperature : Morning minimum,
6s: Midday maximum, "a.
Barometer at 3 a. m. 29.95. Falling.
,tlinfall DOL. 10. a.. .r.......
Dew Point 67F.I -7 .r.-.
Humidity at 9 d. m. 6S per cent.
Diamond Head Signal Station, July
93.-Weather cloudy; wind light NE.
ARRIVED.
Tuesday, July 20.
Str. Mauna Loa. Simerson, from
Kona and aMui ports.
Str Niihau, Thompson, from Maka.
wolf.
Str. Iwalani, Greene, from Hawaii.
U. s. A. T. Grant, Bruguiere. from
San Francisco.
T. X. X. Nippon Maru, Green. from
San Francisco.
H'- DEPARTED. .., m,
Monday. July 22. d
Schr. Eendeavor, McAllep, for the
Sound. ..... ..l
Str. Mokolii. Bennett. for Molokai.
Str. Noeau, Wyman, for Lahaina ami
Hawaii.
Tuesday, July %.
Str. Klnau. Clarke, for Hilo and way
ports. .'.. ..t r'..s
Am. Blk. Edward May, Hanson, for
San Francisco, with sugar.
Am. schr. o. j. Olesen, Olesen, for
Eleele.
SAILING THIS AFTERNOON
Str. Lehua, Napala, for Pukoo, at 6
p. IN. " ="
Str. Kauai, Bruhn, for Makaweli.
Str. w. @. Hall, Thompson. for IA
uai ports. at : p. m. IT,.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From kukuihatle, per str. lwalani,
July $50. Olsen. G. Miller and one
deck.
From Kona and Kau ports per Str.
Mauna Loa. July CSC. Babdaky. Mrs.
c. Babdaky. All Fong, Miss Loring.
Mrs. Z. c. Greenwell, Miss L. Green.
well. A. Kaulukou, d. X. Green. Miss
\. Beard, Miss Julia Joe. Miss NJ: +.
Ross. Mrs. J. Eninger.4 children and
servant! C.Akau, l.. Nesconceles, Miss
L. Malina, Miss A. Malina, Mrs. King.
Mrs. u. q. Schneider q. B. Schneider.
II. p. Baldwin, +. w. West, p. A. Deas
and daughter, Miss Lorrie. Miss
Featherstone. b. Dalcoy, w. +. billing.
ham. Geo. Weight. Mrs. l.. fletcher and
son, Miss NJ. Hoke, Miss T.. Zerbe.
Beke .kareal Mrs. T.. Blaisdell and 2
children. and rs on deck. ~'a
PASSENGERS DEPARTED. gee
For Hilo and way ports, per str. Ki.
nau. July CIV. NJ. Burns, Mrt. A. NJ,
Congdon, c. p. Grimwood, b. n. Ban
ming. c. b. Whitney. Miss Grimston.
Mrs. .Askew. F. A. Echaefer. A. S. Tut
tie. +. s. Dodge, Mrs. w. Manning
and two children, S. II. Haaheo, Philip
Naone, Jas. Bailey, Miss Bailey, J. G
Searle, A. E. Minville and wife, d. G.
Mckay, Mrs. J. d. Purdy and chiid.
Chon Fun, Pang Bat, Miss Mary Meme
Geo. Sea. H. G. Young, Mrs. Kama
puma. Mrs. Kamahiulani, C. T. Day.
A. c. Wall, Chas. A. Hartwell, Wiz.
James, l.. Busnell, Master Askew. II.
II. Kohler, E. Mildeberger, E. L. Colds
borough, Miss Davis. Miss M. z.
Schneider, Miss Brown, Mrs. Laura
Wight. A. R. Gurrey, A. w. Carter,
Ralph tombstone, De Bienville. N.
Ahrens, r. Ahrens. v. Holt.
For Molokai, per str. Mokolii, July
22-Sister b. James, Brother Silvapus.
PASSENGERS BOOKED.
For Maui, per str. Claudine, July "a
Miss c. d. Castle, H. Giles, II. A. 0.
Giles. Master Brunhardt, Miss L.
Co ckett, Mrs. d. r. Vida and child. @.
B. Robertson, Rev. M. Kuikahi. Mrs.
B. Dias and child, Theo. Richards.
Miss Carrie Green, Miss Rhoda Green,
Mrs. NJ. Spencer, Mrs. L. Self Miss r.
Ahu, Mrs. Ahulii, Hon. John Ahul!i.
Per str. Lehua, for Molokai ports, |
July SD. II. McCorriston, w. r.
Sims.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-23
Captain Lane Protests.

Captain Lane, formerly in command
Of the tug Leslie Baldwin has taken
exception to the published statements
Of Manager Filler Of the Kahului rail.
road, published in the Star yesterday
afternoon. He will make his state
ment to Collector Stackable today so
that the blame for running the Baldwin
without regularly licensed captain
can be rightly placed
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-23

Andrews, Peters & Andrade. for fe-
spondcnts, have filed demurrer TO
he complaint of Esther NJ. Pilipo and
Elizabeth X. Pilipo VS.. Mrs. Nettie
Scott and the Kona Sugar Company.
The ground relied upon is that the
court has no Jurisdiction. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-23

Several more witnesses were exam.
med this forenoon in the case Of IA.
piolani Estate VS.. the Kanehoe Ranch
Company. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-23
WANTS..

gxsr- dds. in tiis column TW be inserted
:. at rs cents line one insertion 25
cents two insertions; 80, cents one wsek: 10
GEMS fro weeks. and 90 cents one month.
This is the. cheapest ad, ertising erer offered
lie people Of Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-23

out.of.town subscribers to the Even
ING Bulletin are requested to send In
their POST OFFICE addresses at
once, otherwise the paper will not be
accepted for delivery by the post
office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-23

A master to go into the accounts Of
the Holt estate will be appointed today
by Judge Gear.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-23
DIED.

MACMILLAN-Ip Oakland, June "a
1901, Margaret, wife Of Hugh Mac
milan, formerly Of Honolulu. a ma
tive OF England. aged 81 years and &
months.