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FOR RENT-HoUSES

FOR RENT-DesirahIe room house, 60I1z 4tl
81 opposite Pension Office; also -l2 Sd ST. nv.
Keys 90 Sd st. NV egg
FOR RENT-s01 I'd St Sc. sjx-room brick:
throughout; SlOsg. GEO. r. HILL, Go 18th 81
NV mo
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Through trains from the South arrive WASH
ington 6:s2 A. n, o;52 S. ~. 30 a. ~. 81
q. M 200 p m. g:l5 p NJ. and J:34 ?. n
daily Local trains fro5.i Hsr-i<on5ssrg, Il -
H. week days and 9:49 p. n. daily Fr1r
Charlottesville, s-25 a. n. and $40 ,. n dails
Tickets, sleeping car reservations, and d.
tailed information can be had az ticket Offices
7a5 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
syhania station Baggage checked throuZ
from hotels and residences
Phone, Main 1441. P. r. R. Cab Service
G. Il. ACkERT. General Manager
s #. HARDWICK, General Psss'r Agent
L \ BROWN General Ageat
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWA1

Eaectige July Is. 1902
Trains leave District Line Station Preached
5y Columbia electric csTs] as foilOws=
THROUGH EXCURSION TRAINS
Week dazs, 1880 a. H.. Zoe, 2:50, SIS.
snd D m sundays and Holidays, s:I5 IJ-sJ
N 90 q. n, 80, ESQ., $50. $50, 7. and $50
RETURNING, LEAVE THE BEACH.
Week days. 1916, 2:90, 5, and 10 ?. II Sun
DAYS and Holidays, 1870. la. 3, $50. O-51. :.
e:IO. and 10-S9 ?. n.
TRANS FOR LOCAL POINTS LEAVE.
Week days. 9:i5 q H., BIS 2. n Sundays,
e:I5 q ~. $50 ? n.
4 H. LEWIS. Q. P. A.. 1870 New YORK ave
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

schedule n eject Nay Is, 1902
Leave washington. New jersey ave- and c 81
Chlcago ana Nortasest, 'Io-5o a L., $50
Cincinnati. s. Lo1is. and Louisville. 1905
4 Il. -4.I5 ?. II, $40 night.
Pittsburg and Cleveland 1879 q. T. So
? r. ana = 90 night
Winchester. 1885 =. NJ. 4:l5 aad 1854
> Luray. Riverton. Front Royal EIk,or, AIS
: Annapolis, 1870. 1850 l11:5o a H. 1880.
Bay ddEe. week DAYS. $40 a 4 tspseiaD
ard 80 p. IL sundays, g-IJ q n ard I.4s
= Federico. gs.s5. $500 H1o:5o a. m. .1:1z
ii4.39. and $50 p 70.
TiageTstown. 1865 Q. n. and $50 P. H.
Boyd sad uay points. .6-S5. 800 a IT,
ssl.I5, 4.5o $50, --1a-15, 1850 P.
GaithezsburE and way points, S:s5 $50 q
N, ii2.s9 t~iI5, $50, $50, '5-09, $50,
n G5 s-I.20- -*I3--5. lII,S1 ?. n
Washington Junction and way points, SIS.
ss5.G9 a H., sfI:l5, axe, $50 p.
B13tfurre week Gays, xSs0G, j-59. ga
X .05, &C. xe-2o s:s5s z9-S0, zle.l0 ll.50 a
m 1882 noou- xI-55, z57C5, K 90, xs@S0.
as z5.05, SIS, xG.z0, eco, xS.09, xI5-0A
XII %. lI-Sj ? II. SUNDAYS, Ks % X "a
7.SJ xs.s0 xes09 a. m, xI2-29, 3-l5- xS-0o,
xS:a0, x5;e5, $50. xs'0o, zlo-oo, zl1-S0, lbs
? - ROYAL BLUE LINE.
An trims illuminated with Pintsch light
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New YORK, Bostqar
ana the East 900, ? % (DineT), $50 sBGt-
fetg se0.50 Diner 1880 DINER = n,
'I3.20 QJjaer). SEQ Royal l,--ai5ea,.
ipinsr3, $500 and ~1I.30 p. n Sleeping Gag
omen at 1890 o'cloCk)-
Atlantic City. 90, lI0s00 a. H., 12.z
noon 500 p.
sDsily. Except Sunday s'Surday only
xEzpress trains
Baggage called i0r and checked from hotcls
sDd residences by Union Transfer Co on orders
lei st ticket ot1ces- GIG Pennsylvania Avenue
northwest, New York Avenue and Fiiteeats
Street. and ct station
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CREDIT TO ALL

Diamonds and Watches. small weekly. monthly
payments, lowest prices; goods guaranteed: de
lIvered On arst payment business CONFIDENTIAL
can or write. J. DREKKER- 1901 csrner Pa
ave. and 18th 81, upstairs. Late with Caste
berg's au5,Z8
TRUTH ABOUT WATCHES and mainspriugs.
EGc- BROWNE. 9Af + 81 nW us1-tf
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SUMMER TOURS.

GREAT LAKES. VAST PRAIRIES, HOT
SPRINGS. CLGT- B-CAPPED A0JN
TAISS. GREAT GLACIERS.
AWES0NE CANYONS
CHINA JAPAN. AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS,
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. AND Al STRATA,
AROUND TIE WORLD TOURS.
For pamphlet describing al these trips apply
Canadian Pacific Railway. l229 "a. Ave au5-rf
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STEAMBOATS,.
1CAADOA4 1 d
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from foot Of Tth
Tor Fl Gonroe, Norfolk, Newport
Srws- and all points south, 1y The
[erb. pouerful steel palace steamers
- '.Hevport News, Norfolk ana
- ..SE asningJon-
xssp.ton. $50 Pm ". Ports-n' th--S:oo pr
~ ~ sIrxan,sria 90 pm Lv- NTfolk----6:e0 pm
Es- = Uonroe : 20 an, Nv Fl Monroe 7:53 pm
Sr-Folk 500 am Ar. Alexandria 30 am
oo~fsrn,th $50 am Az. WsshIagT .. 20 aIis
-. <lslTbEoush connections naade AZ No.-
al ,rith steamers Of Old Dominion
Steamship Co for New York. and keI-
chants Rnd Miners Steamships for BSs-
tea
error further information apply al
xeDpr7l ticket Office. Bond Building, u s
- q Y ave, or Tch at wharf, Wash.
- Inrtan y. C.
,pb71e ESQ. $50. CALLAHAN Gen H--
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SITUATIONS wANEED-MALR.

V EzTsIE-55g IN experienced young nan, p8-
sCSiJion. in ctfce preferred; last reference Ad-
dress Bon 30 tins Office eI
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TRAINS OK BLJ-EqOvT BRANCH.

Leave Washington. week days. $40 a. m
f;G0 ?. H., 4.55 P. m, $50 p ~, and c.
p n latter 90 LcesoUTg only SUuz.ays oBly
8.Cl aud $40 4 r., and G-2J p n ~.
Bluerncnt
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD in large country house: large. airy
rooms; GeiiEhtfui Porchcs. shade. fruit, ice
milk. and fresh vegetables in abundance; mod
rrr convenience; telephone and doctor in the.
house; good water and pure mountain air; ref
ereBCe exchanged. address LITCHFIELD. Walk
ersville, Nd. NILS
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r D PY4E " Il Doll.
- ps-s krput General AEe-:s,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-PriBtfnZ office with typesetting
machines: no idlers- BOZ 20 this office. ellie
FOR SALE-Talking machine with large horn
and y records. cast S34, 10 Teas0naDie offef
refused. BOX 2G7, this ot1ce- els
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FOR StLE-HoUsEs.

SEE half page Hirl's-eye view IN Sundays Post
taken nom TIP Of Sav0y FlatO Showing Old
Columbia Heights. Mount Pleasant Holu5ead
Manor North Columbia Heights, 18th St av-
tension and lIc' md 18th ST. ear line et
sion
Drop postal telephone OF call for new I5-page
iflr-~fTarr,t booklet. risr, etc, Of North Column
hfs Heights showing ur 10 he yOur uuu land
lord With 500 cash al go monthly.
Fl TON r GORDON
ga l4th ~. nv.
co Telephone. Main 5gS-M.
FOR SaIE-Ncv six-room and cellar brick:
never occupied. only $3.50; 500 cash; balance
less than rent TIA G. 81 nc. MOS
FOR SALE-L0TS.
SIZE hall page hfri's-eye view in Sundays Post
lraken from top Of savoy Fats showing Old
t5sfrn5r5s r.4rr-- Mount Pleasant Uo5uead
Manner North Columbia Heights 18th st. ex-
tension and nth and Ilth ST. car line exteD-
Son
Drop postal, telephone or call fer new l6page
Illustrated booklet. plat, etc % North Column
Io-d with 500 cash and so monthly
FULTON r. GORDON,
504 18tu st. nv.
rg2 Telephone. Main 5gS-M.
FOR SAIL haire building lot corner 18th
and Hartford SIS BrJ0blaud I22x1G0, for Il
cents. also lot GlxIGo ca Hartford ST. II cents
a foot apply Is. T. BALDJS. Philadelphia
and 18th sic. mJ-5
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY I.50 for storage when We store for
75c2 UNITED STATES STORAGE COMPANY,
t99 10Th VI uw mT0-G
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. FGSTOFFiCF NOTICE.
Should D" read GaiIy. IS changes m3f occur
at any time
F0EEIGN NAILS are dispatched 70 me ports
Of sailing daily and the schedule Of clo>iHgs
IS arranged ou the presumption 4 Vhe5- aF-
interrupted overland transit For tGH week
ending August 10, 1872. the last connecting
closes 0il be made from taa MAIN OFFICE
- follows:
Trans Atlantic Mails.
MONDAY-(a) At 7:15 p N. for EUROPE,
per 5. $ kaiser VIM. der Crosse. lr9ia SEES
J oFk. VIA Plymouth, Cherbeurg AID Bremen
fc) At II:2j p. IT. Tor TAN direct, per
sardegn4. FROM Neo YORK Nail ulst
be directed Per $. 5. Sarlegaa-
tt ESDAY-ta) At 5:15 p. M for EUROPE.
per $ $ st. Paul, from New York, VIA South
a1aPtoa-
Cd Vt H:25 p. n for EUROPE. per 5, s.
Germanc, from Nee YORK. via Queeust5wH-
WEDNESDAY fa) At 7.f5 p M for FL
ROPE, per s s Augusta Victoria. from Ne"
York, via Plymouth. taerJours as.d Ham
burg Mail for FRANCE ~ TTZERfskND.
ITALY, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, Tt RHEI. Fey Pr.
GREECE. BRITISH INDIA and LJRENZO
MARQJ ~ must be directed Per s. Aa-
gusts Victoria.
90 At 9.15 p. m. for FRANCE. SWTTZER.
LAND, ITALY SPAIN, PORTUGAL. II kkE1.
EGYPT. GREECE BRITISH INDIA and 10
RENO NARQt n. per = s. La IoUraiI}c. from
New York via iavra- Mail for Otuer parts
q FL ROPE must be directed per s. s. Ia
Touraine''
FRIDAY-Cc} st If.25 p n. fer NEITHER
LANDS direct, per s. s Byndam, from NeE
York Mail must be directed Per S, Hya-
dam
tc) 1t T.25 p. m. for EUROPE. per : s.
CampIna from New York. via Queenstown
tcl At 11.25 p. m for SCOTLAND direct
per :. =. aachoris, from New YORK Sail must
be directed Per 3. :. Anthoria.
tc} At I1:2s p. IN. for BELGIUM direct. per
5 $ yaderland from New YORK. Mail must
be directed Per : $ Iaderl5ud
PRINTED NATTER, ETC--This steamer
takes Printed Matter. Commercial Papers. and
Samples for GERMANY only. The same class
Of mail matter Tor other parts Of EUROPE wiIj
rot be sent By this ship unless specially d.
rrctai br Her
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR FILA and lice destroyer, also medicine
for dogs, cats, and birds, 20 to SCH1lID'S
BIRD STORE, 7Iz 18th St nv. au6-tf
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW THAMPTON-LoNDoN.
St Paul Aug D. I0, M = elphI4. Auss- p liam
II. LOUIS, Aug ~ lUs-ui- 81 Paui->epJ.S. lJa-y--
RED STAR LINE.
REV YoRK-ANTWERP-PAR
: adeFlsud.Au I6.noou Leelaud. Avg. -. noon
kTUoniaud. Aug zS.noon frjeSIand. sept 6.nocu
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATOR COMPANY
COMPAEY'S WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1896 J St
n W. or Gee W. Moss I4II s. Y "
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PRACTICE in the District, Virginia. and Mary
land L. D. GORDON. Lawyer. 5I5 I4th 81.
nv. nils
YIoIIS lessons given al 25c lesson: good rel
eTeBees. BOX z55, Chs atfee- e5$
Expert opening end repairing
ms GREGG COS st. EH.
.eslLLIAsis,s- BOOK EXCHANGE. Books
bought saa sold; also bookL hiding IN all il
branches. Ell c at. eSoH
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMkLE

WANTED-By neat and respectable colored
girl, place = chambernaid or nurse and DO
sewing Cal or address; references 26l0 p 81
nv. el
WANTED position as housekceper; first
class cock: can do plain sewing: good home
and moderate wages wanted. BOX $50 this
Office ella
NANTED-A place as chs1nbermaid OF general
hauseworker IN small family; good reference
CaI al 1872 18th 81. NV nj
EANTED-Fd Position as trimmer l. first-class
NIL inery establishment, six years experience;
with best reference Address BOX -, this
o1fice. esq
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wANTED-RooMs.
WAETED-M0NEY.
WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED Secondhand bicycle with coaster
brake; state condition. make and prlce. BOX
Z69 this Office ella
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NASTED-1t once, experienced Young lady
cashier .ar cafe must BE neat and uf good aT-
I-carante. BOX SO. this Office 9l
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IS sSTEI}-A strong girl te wash irou and 90
houseHork iyr small family gls Virginia ave
So. 9
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE for building material brick.
OF lumber. large doubIe-door safe, new 1lI2
Z 81. Bv. ml03
FOR EXCHANGE-Cn incumberel lots on s.
extended NV; light, water and sewer; for
equity in improved property. BOX 24s. this
Office eos
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-21

CHILDREN'S SUITS. Children's Madras Dresses, Ham, burg trimmed yoke, sizes 1 to years, o5c Children's Sea Island Percale French Style Dresses, sizes 1 to 4, 49c Children's Percale Dresses, sizes 4 to 10 years, embroidery trim med yokes, also full bertha trimmed, 5Oc Childrens Madras Suits, pique front, made in Gibson or sailor blouse style, embroidery ruffie. sizes to 10 years, 9Sc Full line of CEildren's White Lawn Suits. embroidery and lace trimmed, from $1.25 to S4.5O Children's Fine All Wool Serge and Broadcloth Sailor Blouse Suits, prettily trimmed, woven insignia on vest front, value $6.50, $3.9S
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-21
pr A. O. Baribault of New Haven

pr A. O. Baribault of New Haven is enjoying a short visit in this city.
 Mrs Jeremiah Mccarthy and daugh- ter, Ella, of 15 Niagara street, are vIs- iting friends in New York and New Jersey.
 The new steamer and the old one that is being repaired are expected to arrive here about June 20. After that date Waterbury will be in pretty good shape to cope with fires.
 All the committees that are making arrangements for Memorial day will meet this evening in Colonel Burpee's s office. Court Falcon F. of A., have presented the committee of Spanish war veterans with handsome silk flag.
 Tn the court of probate to-day Miss Julia Scadden, executrix upon the win of her father, Patrick, was ordered to file q bond of $5,O0O There is conten- ton in the family over money belong ing to Mrs Scadden's estate and on this account the bond was increased from a normal figure to $5,000.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-21

Regent Moran of the Rrool<sida
 nome left the city hall. building yes terday afternoon in such a frenzied state or mind that he scarcely was able to speak to his horse. He had just returned from Middletown where he went with a patient who had been committed to the insane retreat.
 While there one of his old friends gave him q beautiful Newfoundland pup and four shad, each fish weighing about seven pounds. Someone met him at the railroad station with a car riage and after piling the dog and the fish into it he drove to the city hall, where he gave Mayor Kilduff and MT Doran shad each. While he was doing this the puppy and the fish were left in the team When Mir Mo ran returned he could see no sign of the dog and the fish were missing, too. This made him furious. He had promised one of the fish to Sher- if Mcdonald and the other was for bis own use. The dog he wouldn't part with for love or money. He hung around for some time thinking that it was nothing but joke and that the property would be returned, but he got tifed waiting and finally drove away without his shad or dog. No body knows who stole the shad and the dog, but Janitor Loughlins fish man sold nothing at the Loughlin res idence to-day and Comptroller Russell was heard inquiring if man had to register puppy that wasn't old enough to run around If these pointers be of any benefit to Mir Mo- ran he is welcome to them.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-21
COFFEE

has it's charms. We've always claim ed that coffee was not only bracer in the morning, but it also had other virtues which we felt little timid in making known. Now we refer you to last Sundays New York Herald, page five, column two; there you will read where a lady one night dreamt that Martinique was being totally destroy ed by volcanic eruption and that thou sands upon thousands of human lives were being lost. She then awoke and in the morning informed her husband she must go back to America and gave him her reason. "Bosh.'' said the hus- band, tits the COFFEE you've been drinking" She admitted that, but she was bound on going home. She can now thank her stars, for the dream came true and thousands upon thousands have been called to their last home. Now, the terrible catas- trophe which has taken place is cer- tainly an event which is appalling But this lady having this particular dream. which unfortunately came true, and she laying it to drinking coffee,N arouses our curiosity regarding coffee. If it's true that coffee was the cause of her finding out what events were to take place we suggest that every one should drink coffee so that you can tell what's going to happen in the near future The kind we sell will make you dream because we have dreams ourselves once i'll while and invariably we strike the nail on the head. Our coffees are always fresh roasted. our teas are new season and our 27-cent butter is the nice new made kind; look at our specials with one pound of baking powder.
 Dha1on,r n SHonn
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-21
M. M.Bergin& Sons UNDERTAKERS. and PRACTICAL
 EMBALMERS.

The best equipped house in Connec- ticut. with everything needed for the business to be shown in warerooms, from the plainest line of goods to, the most modern. Experienced and gen. tlemanly help to attend to your wants day or night. Modern Hearses i'll black and white; rubber tired Hacks; rubber tired Ambulance on call. Night calls answered by Thomas F. Bergin, 75 South Elm street, or District office, 5 East Main street, or at residence, 102 Walnut street. Telephone at store oO3-4, at residence 333-2.
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TO Go a Fishing.

torlal society is being revived and it
is probable that a meeting of enthusi-
asts win be called in the near future
for the purpose of effecting an organi-
cation. Sunday morning fishing at
Waikiki is becoming very popular, and
some good catches have lately been
recorded. Plated silk lines are used
with a gut cast above the hook.
Shrimps are used for bait. and the
favorite spot is long bed of sea grass
in the vicinity of which many species
of fish congregate
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several Households being built for
Pearl Harbor in the near future
Out of Local Trade
The Charles f. Moody, Captain Ras-
mussen; the S. d. Carleton, Captain
Amesbury, and the ship Florence. Cap
tain Spicer, three vessels which have
Tor several years been engaged in the
Puget Sound coal trade with these ISL
ands, are soon to be taken out of the
trade and instead of being in the coast
ing business, Will be sent wherever
their charters call for. The Moody
leaves here one day this week for the
Sound, and will there load for the Col
onles, probably loading there and re-
turning to San Francisco After one
more trip here the Florence will be
taken off. The Carleton will make two
more trips, and then go into the Aus
trallan trade. The three big ships. to-
gether with several others, are being
withdrawn on account of the oil steam
ers and the completion of the contract
Tor 100000 tons of coal between the
Rosslyn Company and the Oahu Rail
way and Land Company
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| Princess and the Wiki Wiki in mex
! Saturdays race.
! The schooner Concord is to be over.
hauled, and will be laid up for several
/ weeks.
! The steamship Hyades has moved
from the Pacific Mail wharf to the
| Railroad wharf
The Lehua will sail on her regular
Molokai run today instead of yesterday.
F'umigation caused the delay
On Saturday evening Captain Ras-
muSsen, of the barkentine Inca, enter
tanned number of friends aboard his
vessel.
The Vulcan Iron Works of San Fran
cisco today began installing a 300-ton
refrigerator plant in the Seattle-H
vail steamship Tampico.
The bark Gerard c. Tobey got away
for San Francisco yesterday, and the
ship S. ID. Carleton and the schooner
q. w. Watson for the Sound
Captain Banfield, formerly of the
Hawaiian, viii command the new
freight steamer Alaskan, which will
make her maiden trip in March.
The Hyades will get away tomorrow
for kahului. where she will complete
her cargo of sugar. The Hawaiian will
probably leave on Saturday for La
haina and Hilo.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-21

81 1.-THE training ship Mohican arrived
u here early yesterday morning
from La Paz, the capital of the
southern district of Baja California.
She made the trip in thirty days, and
did not stop at HiloY as had been ex-
pected. She will remain here about
| two weeks. The Mohican has about
$50 boys on board, hailins in the ma
Jority of instances from inland towns.
Many of them had never seen the sea
until they Joined the training ship.
From here the vessel goes to Christmas
Island. The Mohican originally start
ed from San Francisco, leaving there
on November 10. The first call was
made at Masdalena Bay. and from
thence the ship proceeded to Pichilin-
que Bay. where coal was taken on.
Coming from La Paz to Honolulu the
Mohican sailed all the way, experience
ing fair weather from port to port.
The experience of the officers of the
Mohican in the past has been that
landsmen who get billeted to her are
not pleased with their voyaging on
the ancient war vessel. Consequently
assertions have been unusually fire.
youngsters took to their heels, and a
few more got away at Hilo. Those
now on board are, it is said fairly on
the way to becoming good sailors and !
they are now well contented with their
lot. The captain of the training ship !
VIII not take any chances of losing I,
men this trip, however, and has an
chored the vessel in Naval Row. After
a few more cruises the men of the
Mohican will. with good conduct be
advanced to "A. p. s." and may finally
become petty officers. The Mohican
was built in 1872, at Mare Island Cal,
by the United States government. She
is at present bark rugged. Her length
between perpendiculars is PIG feet, and
breadth is 81 feet. Her mean draft is
10 feet inches, and her displacement
800 tons. Her gross tonnage is 6712O
and her indicated horsepower, 1000
Her speed capacity is 1866 knots per
1our. The main battery of the Mohi-
AN consists of six 4-inch rapid-fire
guns. and her secondary battery of
our 6-pounder rapid fire, one 3-pounder
apidfire, two 1-pounders and two
otis. The vessels bunker capacity is
90 tons. and her full complement con-
lists of y officers and 1S6 men,
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Fixing Up Yachts.

Local owners are busy overhauling
their yachts in view of next Saturday
cruise and the race for the Turner
trophy. The Shamrock III is already
on the stocks, and the Wiki Wiki will
De IN day or so. There are over
thirty yachts in the club, but the
greater part are not registered This
formality must be speedily complied
with, or some of the owners will find
themselves barred next Saturday.
regatta costume is being considered by
the members of the Hawaiian Yacht
Club. 1t consists of white Jumper
with blue collar with the emblem en-
biazoned thereon, white trousers and
the regulation white yachting cap with
the club flag worked in front in coIors
Three gold stars will denote the com
inodore. two gold stars the vice COM
modore, and gold So the secretary.
III is probable that the yacht club will
arrange a monthly program of attrac-
lions for the year. There is talk of
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Shipping Notes.

The w. G. Han goes back ON the
Kauai run today
me Mauna Loa VIII resume hen. reg
ular run today at noon
The kinau will go t. he Coast in
June or July for repairs.
~ ne steamer Californian arrived in
New York on the 18th instant.
Lyle Brothers will launch the Mali
NM, a new third-class Yacht. in n
lew days She will compete with the