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The Washington times., 1902-12-02
MATTERS OF INTEREST
TO LOCAL BOWLERS
Standing of Teams and In
dividual Totals.

The bowling Of the local leagues last
week was Of the steady order. and con-
sistent rolling marked the work OF the
various teams.
The m~st noteworthy performance was
that of the Interior Department team
I'm its set with the Commissioners I'm
the Departmental League. in which the
former broke all local records In com
petition by bowling a total of 2.76s for
the three games. and running up a single
game of 1,O32. Bunn's single of 222 was
high game and was one Of seven 200 and
over games bowled iu the set.
The District League is bowling stead
lily along with the South Washington
Business Men and Jolly Fat Men tied
for FIRST place with .GG6 per cent. The
Golden Eagles and Saengerbund are tied
for third. with Carroll Institute quite
well down the list Takoma Park has
not developed the strength that was ex-
pected OF it, but its showing Is due to
ITS lack Of experience. This is the
teams first year in any league.
Railway and Bank Clerks Leagues.
The team representing the Four-and-
a-haH Street division OF the Railway
Relief Association League is holding
commanding lend with -S33 per cent, and
its nearest competitors are the Clerks"
team, tied with the Nets" and OflCers.
with .666 per cent.
In the Bank Clerks League the Safe
/ Deposit and Second National teams are
[ tied for first place, with .762 per cent.
with Riggs Bank a good third Harrison
still has first place in individual aver
age. with l73. Barclay, OF Second Ma
/ tional. dropped from second TO third
with 169, and Walker, Of National Cap
/ ital, Is In second place with 40.
New York's Big Lead.
The "Ncw Yorks." or the Plate Print
/ ers' League. have a clear lead in first
/ place with .S23 per cent, with Washing
I ton second. .667 per cent. Land. Of St.
/ Louis. now leads in averages with 173.
1 Helmerich going 70 second with III.
( Lord. OF the 'Phillies." set new figures
| on Saturday night for high single game
by bowling one Of 2i3. with Miller. at
/ zoe. as his nearest neiEhbor. New Yorks
also lead with 909 as high team total
The effort of teams picked by Garrett
| A. Greene 90 beat a former game of
/ ! .O55 failed on Saturday. and the best
+. total bowIed was q77. Shiman rolled a
Z single OF 233, which was the high game.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Goals from held-By White. 3; Wood
head, 3; Bopp, s; Lipp, ]; James. /;
Hughes. 1; Bateman. 2; Daley, !. Goals
from free toss-By White. /. Barker. l.
Referee - Chick. Umpire Mangum.
Timers-Yoder and Craig Scorer Ne
Queen. HaIves-20 minutes.
Tomorrow night IN the same gymna-
stun there Will be a league game Of
indoor basketball played by the Cor
corsn Cadets and Carroll Institute.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
Plate Printers League.


Hlsh team game. View YorEs. aJJ. High
single scores lord. 2iG. miller. 2o4i O'CaD-
nor. lJ-. He'mCriehs 200; Budke, 202, Land,
0Gl
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton is within her reach
lIluy a woman has t5sti-
fed ~T know ] should
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

same thin g
looking the
wrong wa ~
suatChiug at
III dlCIu al
straws when the
life buoy Dr.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02
District Bowling League.
Railway Relief Association.

Totals 0l5 bis s3l
MILLER bOWled third game.
The Washington times., 1902-12-02

Just within her grasp
Is safety - but she
does not see It; she
Is looking the wrong
way. There's ua1y
a woman struggling
in a sea Of disease
who is doing the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
Enba|adoT del
Celeste lmpeIiQ

/ IN Principe chino en- lacoronaci6n
de Alfonso XIII
.roadr6n frances las aguas espanoIas
|svs fait maftss-c c0Aspi6sp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
oPERAcIoNEs soBRE Ell MUELLE

Por LAtimer Fernandez:
q Sucrs de L ViIlami1 y co, y J Ochoa
y hermano, ~ eascos y 20 tercios ba-
ca1ao.
Por Sobrinos de Ezquiaga;
q Sucrs de L Villamil y co, Sucrs de
M Loinba y co y ] Ochoa y hernaano,
100 fdos tasajo.
cAMBIOsI
49, CODY 4.84
New York ) dlv.. 1900 pco dsscuentQ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

La Revista Mensua1 Ilustrada, "Nues.
tro TEMPO" que dirije en- Madrid don
Salvador Canals en- su ntimero correspon.
diente al mes de Febrero trae e1 siguien-
lite sumario:
"El Presente Ndmero," por Ell Editor;
Anuncios-La Mutual Life, Cajas de
Caudales, Periodico de sefioras, Libros
Varios. Gel Mes Pasado," por Salvador
Canals; "E1 Problema del pan" por el
Conde de San Bernardo; "Pape1 de Ia
Literature en- la fraternidad Hispano-
americana" por B. Sanfn Cano, de Bo-
gotta.
*Recuerdo de mi vida" por S. Ra-
mon Caial, (continuacion)-Los Terri
torios del Mum, por Manuel M. Esca-
lera, de la Comisi6n cspafola de lfni-
tesla Maestro Espafiola, por Car
men Saiz, de la Escuela Normal Cen
tra1-"La organization local inglesa y
la reforma local en- Espafia," por Ado1-
fo Posada, de la Universidad de Ovie-
do-"D. Francisco Pf y Margal1," por
Antonio Sanchez Perez, (conclusion)-
'Revista de Revistas" E: Notas fe1ninis-
taS; La eScHela rural y Su D1Dl1OteCa :;
constitution ffsica del Sol; determine
ci6n de la cantidad de polvo existente
en- el aire; trasmisi6n de la energ1a e1@c-
trica sin conductores metaicos; Lavoi-
sier y los reforrnadores de la Qufmica !;
La ensefianza primaria en- Australia,
Nueva Ze1anda y Japon-"Revista Bi-
bliografca": La fi1osofia de Algaze1; Ii
bros escolares de Puerto Rico; Fortale-
"a, nove1a; El Creptisculo de los Doses;
Biblioteca sal1nantina-"La vida intelec-
tual en- Espafia Academia de Jurispru-
dencia, Escuela practica de especialida-
des medicas; Escnela de Odontologfa;
Ateneo de Madrid Cr6nica financiera :
Los negocios en- Astllrias en- 1901 La
Hacienda de Mexico; el proyecto del
Banco j. M. Canals, Box 5 San Juan,
admite suscricioneS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

desde Paris que Sc encuentra en- aquella
ciudad, el Principe Cgeng- Tcky, encar-
gado de los negocios de China en- Lon
dres, con objeto de dirijirse q Madrid
para representa- como Embajador ex-
traordinario, al Celeste Imperio en- las
fiestas de la coronacion de don Alfonso
XIII.
Ell Gobierno frances ha acordado en-
War para dicho acto a las aguas espa-
fioles cuatro grandes acorazados, seis
cruceros y algrnos buques memories de
la marina de guerra francesa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME
ENTRADAs DE cosrAEERos solq.

ENTRADAs DE cosTAEERos. solq;
EDe Humacao 7 Yabucoa, bl Saliva
dor, en- 1astre. .soiq2
@De Vieques, bl Carmen" A la orden
I bocoy vacio, cabezas ganado vacnno
--4De Aguadilla, gol "Carmelita: r Fa-
bian, II cls tejidos, A la orden, 7 pavos,
8 jaulas pollos, gallinas y palomas, 511a
docenas escobas, bI chinas, ocIs hue
vos, CT nisperos.
sALIDAs DE cosTANERoS
Para Falardo, gol @Providencia", con
carga general.
oPERAcIoNEs DE BUQcEs EN- PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
VAPOREs QUE Sc ESPERAN

vAPoREs QUE Sc EsPERAN
Amer "Hngoma" = Sa1io de New
Orleans con destino este puerto y
otros de la isla, el dia 3 del corriente.
Amer "Palhfinder'-Del puerto de
York sa1io e1 dia del corriente con
destino a esta isla.
Esp "Berenguer el Glande" Saldra
de Barcelona el 20 del 'corriente con es-
calas en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz y Ca
narias para este puerto, Mayaguez, Pom
Ice, Habana. Matanzas, Santiago de
Cuba y Manzanillo.
Amer "Phi1adelphia" "-Procedente de
la Guayra y escalas recalara q este
puerto e1 dia 9 del cite y seguira directa
mente para New York.
Amer Caracas s"-Llegara este
puerto e1 dia 10 del cte precedence de
New York y al siguiente dia saldra
para la Guayta y escalas.
Esp Martin Saenz"-Saldra de Bar
celona (haciendo las escalas de costum-
bre) con destino 4 esta isla el dia g
del presente mes.
Esp. "Serra"-E1 dia 27 del pasado
salio de Santander directamente para
este puerto Y otros de Ia lsla.
Col americana Mamie Swan"-Del
puerto de New York debe haber salido
el dfa IL del pasado mes con destino a
este.
Esp Jose Gallart' '-Debe haber sa-
lido de Barcelona el 2S del pasado con
esca1as en- Valencia, Malaga, Cadiz y
Canarias para este puerto Mayaguez,
Ponce, Santo Domingo, Habana, San
tiago de Cuba y Cienfuegos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
Mas noticias de DinaTnarca
Apruebase ell tratado por s. votos
contra %
No ca ropcada al olahicci+o
No Sc concede ell plebiscito
Lo que resta que hacer

Nueva York, manifestations te-
legramas acabados de recibir en- esta
ciudad con respecto la ratification del
Tratado de venta de las Antillas Dane
sas, exponen que este fue aprobado por
Ss votos contra % que Sc oponfan al
traspaso. Durante la discussion Sc diri.
giefUn varios Inien1bros de la CANA
q Alta dinamarquesa muchas frases
grias, Y algunos abandonaron la sala.
Ademas Sc acordo no conceder el
plebiscito.
Solo resta la fr1na del Rey Christian
y el pago por el Gobierno de los Esta
dos Unidos del precio convenido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
Il tratado de venta
de las Anti||as danesas
La Camara alta 10 aprueba
Apoyo del presidente del Consejo
La prensa danesa

Servicio cablegrafco especial del Boletin Mercantil
Nueva York, martes.-Noticias reci-
bidas en- esta ciudad y trasrnitidas des-
de Copenhague, participant que aver
tarde despues de un largo debate que
ocup6 toda la session, el Landsthing, 6
Canara alta de Dinamarca aprobo el
Tratado de venta de las Antillas Da-
nesas a los Estados Unidos.
Ell Presidente del Gabinete danes
defendio y aprobo la venta e inforrno a
los ;niembros de la Ca1nara que el Rey
fistiah era partidario de la venta.
Mucha parte lie la prensa aprueba la
esolucion votada y dice que lasl islas
1debfan haberse vendido hace tempo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

Col americana Mamie Swan"-Del
puerto de New York debe haber salido
el dfa IL del pasado mes con destino a
este.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
La yacante del
general Miles
Wood, su probable successor
/ lnsistencia del Washington Post"
Regeso del gobernador general de Cuba.
Wood, su probable sucesor
Regeso del gobernadOr general de Cuba


Nueva York. martes = Manifestan
desde Washington que es objeto de
grandes discusiones en- aquel1a capital
la personalidad del general Miles que
muy en- breve Sc retirara del servicio
active del ejercito.
Entire los sefialados fgura el general
Wood, como successor mas probable; Pc
70 este rumor ha sido rotundamente
negado en- los cfrculos polfticos. No
obstante esta aseveraci6n e1 periodico
washington Post, insiste en- que el
General Wood es el 1nico que ocupara
Ia futura vacante.
Este general permanecera en- Cuba
hasta el 20 de Mayo que haga entrega
del Gobierno al Presidente Estrada
Palma regresando al dia siguiente con
direction q Washington.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

Esp. "Serra" dia 27 del pasado
salio de Santander directamente para
este puerto Y otros de Ia lsla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

oPERAcIoNEs DE BUQeEs EN- PUERTO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

Esp Martin Saenz" -Sa1dra de Bar
celona (haciendo las escalas de cost11m-
bre) y con destino 4 esta isla el dia 8
del presente mes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
E c6|era en- Manila
N1mero de fallecidos
Las principaIes vfctimas de la epidemia
Medidas rigurosas de la Sanidad
N1mero de fallecidos i.
Medidas rigurosas de la Sanidad

Nueva York, martes.-Telegramas
dirigidos esta ciudad desde Manila
dan cuenta de que en- el Departamento
de la Guerra Sc han recibido noticias
o6ciales de que han fallecido en- aque-
la ciudad trescientas personals desde la
aparicion del c6lera.
Principalmente los atacados son los
chinos cocolfes que habitan hacia la
orilla sur del rio Pasig.
La sanidad de aquella ciudad toma
constantemente severas medidas para
prevenir la propagation del NAL y los
chinos son Embellishments ms oeccio-
nados por los agentes de la Sanidad pa
ra que puedan penetrar en- el centro de
Manila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08

adrn1te SuScrlc1oneS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
PAR A CURAR Ell RESFRIADO
EN- UN DiA

tome las PASTILLAS LAXANTES
DE BROMO-QUININA. El boticario
1e devolvera el dinero 81 no Sc cura. La
frna de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada cajita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1902-04-08
DOCTOR CHEVREMONT
CIRUJANO-DENT1STA

San Francisco 81, al 1ado de la far.
macia del sefior Blanco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-28
A Coming Wedding.

THE engagement is announced OF Arch
ibald Young. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
andsr Young of Vernon Heights, to Miss
Aaude Gillett OF Detroit, Mich. Miss Gil
lett has been in Honolulu for a year,
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. ]. S. Nc
Grew. Mr.. Young is well and favora-
bly, known in this city. where he re-
ceived his education, and where he has
a host of friends. No date has been set
for the wedding, but it is to be in the
summer although whether it will take
place at the residence of Mrs. McGrew
or at Miss Gilletts home in Detroit has
not been decided. -Chronicle.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-28
YANKEES MEET
BRITISH BOYCOTT

LONDON. March 20-Ogden's dim
ited), as the local representatives OF
the American Tobacco Company, today
gave notice OF their intention to give
their entire net profit and G2OO,OOO an
nually for the next four years, as a
bonus to their customers.
Tho American Tobacco Company's
bonus scheme is the sensation of the
day In the tobacco world of Great
Britain. Unparalleled" "stupendOus,"
amazing" are a few Of the adieCtivcs
applied L. this bombshell. The anti
monopoly role assumed by the Ameri-
can side has brought them the adher-
enCe Of a number Of influential retail
ers. who We're opposed to the Imperial
Tobacco Company's boycott, and al
ready ON" firm owning many stores in
the metropolis has posted notices OF its
refusal 10 exclude American goods.
AZ cabled to the Associated Press
from London March 49, the Imperial
Tobacco Company Cthe British tobacco
combiue) had issued a circular Offering
large bonuses to its customers who
would undertake not to sell American
goods for a term OF years.
This is the American reply to the I'M
perial Tobacco Company's attempt To
boycott American goods. In "A circular
Ogden's Limitcd) point out that the
Imperial Tobacco Companys offer 10
distribute a bonus amounting To $780,
600 cannot be compared with the bonus
the retailers will receive If they con-
tinue to trade with the American ANAL
gamation.
Ogden's Limited today sent out TO-,
600, kilograms from their LiverpoO
headquarters carrying the announce
ment of their offer to every tobacco
tradesman In England. The fact that
lplau'g hiIgiupSg In 1900 amounted tC
nearly G9G6 600 indicates the enormity
of the sum that is expected TO be eX-
pended in bonuses.
The London tobacconists immediate
ly called n meeting for tomorrow 70
consider their future action.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-28
THE BISHOP
IN TOWN
Arrived on Ven
tura and Went
to Moana.
drrom Thuraaar.. aaIlrl

~ IGHT REVEREND BISHOP w. IT,
NICHOLS. ~ san Francisco. ac-
Az companlcd by his daughter, Miss
Nichols, arrived In the steamer
Ventura from san Francisco last
evening Bishop Nichols was met at.
the steamer by Major Davis. COM
mandaut at Camp Mckinley and i'm
mcdlatoly drove TO the Moana hotel,
where De viii remain for several days.
As the trip was tlresome one, Bishop
Nichols retired without receiving any
callers.
The representative OF the American
church who will take charge In its
name OF the transfer OF all church
property here on April LIST. IL tall.
dignified man, OF middle age. vigorous
in action and speech and kindly in
tone. He looks the churchman that he
Is and his every move and word i'm
presses one with the sincerity OF the
man. II was learned that Bishop Mich
OILS and Miss Nichols will remain the
guests Of the hotel until after the work
for which he primarily came IL finish
ed This will be on Tuesday next. and
on Wednesday they will become the
guests of Major and Mrs. Davis at
Camp Mckinley.
Pending the taking over OF the prop
erty. which is to be given into the GUS
tody Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of America, Bishop Nichols will
open an Office in the headquar-
tiers OF the Depot Quartermas-
ter United States Army, on the
Drillshed grounds. Captain Williamson
has there an Office which he has placed
at the disposal of the Bishop, and there
the business of the transfer will be
conducted. The entire neutrality OF the
position OF the visiting churchman Is
thus emphasized, as he is determined
that neither in his affiliations nor his
place of residence will he put himself
under any pressure from either side in
the church controversy which, without
| doubt, his presence will do much to
dissipate. In response to queries last
evening, Bishop Nichols said:
THE presiding Bishop has requested
me to act in his behalf in accepting the
transfer of jurisdiction. as agreed upon,
| on April LIST, and to take steps to or
| ganize the missionary district OF Homo
| lulu. A meeting of the House OF Bish-
! ops has been called for April 10th next
| for the purpose among other things of
electing a Bishop for this district.
My stay cannot be an extended one
, owing to duties which demand my at
tentiOn in my own diocese, but l bring
a warm welcome from the American
church, and believe though it may take
time, the warmth OF the good wishe.
from our people for the best develop
ment OF the new district, will tend tC
arouse all interest and to turn all tc
shoulder to shoulder work in meeting
the common problem and furtherinf
the cause of Christianity and th'
church in the Islands.
THE Bishop Of Honolulu has courte
ously asked me to preach on Easte
Sunday, but my feeling that the ser
vice on the last Sunday before TIN
transfer of jurisdiction should be in thu
hands of none other than himself, ha
led me to ask him to permit me to b.
simply present with him in the churcl
on that Sunday"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-28
CAPTAIN DRAPER
MINING COPPER

Like Banquos ghost, Capt T, VAIN
Morgan Draper, formerly stationed
with the L. 5. Volunteer Engineers
at Camp Mckinley in lS9S-ls99, win not
dissolve entirely from public view. The
doughty carpet soldier has since become
a Colonel" in California, and lately has
engaged in mining copper in oregon.
Colonel Draper Will open up what are
styled the most extensive copper mines
in that State-the Waldo mines, In
Southern Josephine county
Draper is the manager and has just
made visit to the mines and given or
ders to construct 100 feet of tunnel and
erect stables. bunkhouses and various
buildings about the properties. lie will
employ 300 men. TIE company is said
to have already invested $lO000O and
Will expend a large amount in complet-
Ing the work already blocked out. Be
sides carrying a high per cent OF cop
per the Waldo mines contail 81 to IS a
ton in sold.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-28
INSPECTOR MADDEN
Is GRATlFIED

Postoilicc Inspector Madden, who has
been in charge of the Hawaiian district
for the past three weeks, is gratiiied at
the manner in which the United states
postal system has been conducted in
the Islands, and he feels that there is
little that he can add to make 1t more
complete.
"Of course, the United States system
is the same wherever in vogue" said
Mr.. Madden yesterday. THE principles
which have obtained all over the States
are the same which were applied here
by my predecessors. | find that every
thing Is working smoothly, and that
the residents have become quite ia
miliar with our methods.
Il have not yet visited the other ISL
auds but will do so soon. | intended
leaving for IIilo today, but decided TO
wait awhile. There Is nothing particu-
lar requiring my attention there now"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-28
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.
SHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Copdrtnership carried on under the
name and style OF WING WO LUNG
COMPANY doing business as dealers
in general merchandise at No. q Hotel
street, city of Honolulu, II. H., con-
sisting of the following named parties.
viz: r. All Hung, GooWan Hoy, #.
All Moi +. All King. r. All Ping, T.
All Tong, G.. Ako by Goo Wo Ako Jr.,
Look Wo Tong, Il. All Heen, Sal on
Kee by Ho Leong, agent; Goo Quon
Heen, c. Kim Fook, Wong Yin Quai,
all of Honolulu, and Pow Lung, Goo
Ian Ching, Goo Ching Tong and Goo
Chu Tong, Of Hongkong, is this day
dissolved.
The business OF the late copartner-
ship will be conducted under the name
OF WING WO LUNG CO, LTD,
which is owned by the above named
parties, and which assumes the assets
and liabilities of the said copartner-
ship. The change is made for the pur-
pose of introducing new capital from
Hongkong.
Honolulu, December 81, 1902.
T. AHUNG,
GOO WAN HOY,
pow LUNG,
GOO Ian CHING,
GOO CHING TONG,
GOO CHU TONG,
BY Goo Wan Hoy, Attorney
in-fact;
r. All MOI,
T. All LING,
Sol ON KEE,
BY Ho Leong, Agents;
LOOK WO TONG,
By Ho Leong, Agents;
II. All KING,
TEAM All HENG,
GOO QUON HEEN,
G.. AKO,
1866 By Goo wo Ako Jr
CHUNG KIM FOOK,
WONG YIN DUAL,
IT. All TONG,
3365-March 7, IA, q, 2S.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-28
CHEERS FOR GOV, DOLE
UPON HIS DEPARTURE

- utIUEuu afNr.UU BALLARD
L. unI.. moss .a ODD. ..H s.H. .H
u uH.. f. WHsHIH.IH. uh.. Do.
H.a roo tH, request uf President H....-
SOL. THs IrInrtutU uf .Hu BYE.f..
".. r.mlfknhIa ln that farewell uHH
said fH Dim lt The wharf hy n UHu.
course .f citizens drawn from 'Nsr.
walk uf I.f. tna office huI iurs bHIuE
.ltU..rhtsI ly ths business men, iH"
private rIfIzrn NfIuF with thr publ.
man Iu showing the esteem ana oHn-
hl.u.. lu which tue departing uiliDla.
De- held.
Tho sailing OF tha Sierra was an
u.gu.al l.r 10 O'Clock. and bong hcf0.
that hour There WAS a great crowd 100
tNa channel wharf Numbers uf p,.-
p.e went early to tho oceanic docks ,N-
paptug Oh find th, departing steamer
there. and when they learned that ID.
ship was at the channel dock some,
only. made the trip 10 that structure
Many of this majority went as far as
the Honolulu Iron Works. where they
found the roadway submerged and
even at the last stage Of the journey
turned their backs and returned to the
city. But despite these reductions in
the attendant crowds the people who
were In evidence numbered hundreds
and az the departing visitors were
many. the scene on the wharf was one
fun Of color and life.
II had passed the hour ~ sailing
when Governor Dole. for whose appear
ance the majority Of the people wer,
waiting, arrived. Governor Dole had
delayed his coming until the last min
ute owing to his desire to escape the
fatigue OF waiting, and as well from
the fact that no persons were allowed
on the steamer but passengers. which
fact caused many of the departing pas
sengers to spend as much time witt
their families as possible.
when the Governor. accompanied by
Mrs. Dole and his nephew, arrived a
the wharf, they We're met by many
friends, who gave an informal recep'
ton, and the progress of the chief ex
! ecutive across the dock was one mad,
Z with difficulty, and after he had beer
| compelled TO shake the hands of scores
! OF his friends, who gathered to express
! good wishes for "A safe voyage and 4
| quick return. Finally after a partinl
/ on the dock the Governor appeared OF
The Hawaiian gazette., 1902-03-28
Tuatua Treatment on Moiokai.

Supt. Reynolds returned yesterday
from the Molokal settlement. He said
that tuatua is being distributed by DR..
Oliver among the lepers, and n good
many are taking the treatment. As
far as reported to him no results have
as yet been apparent. He is In favor
OF systematic attempt at a cure upon
but two or three reliable patients, rath-
er than a general distribution OF the
medicine.