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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-07-23

don the price declined l. "a. SPOT closing az
til = Cal Suciter was unchanged, firm here
ard quiet abroad. The English price rsusfnai
a. t'. and iocaliy az sac. English iron prizes
Gscinvd. Glasgow closing At Sos Sc and Md
T.pgrteA. Warrants wee nomlnal;N No. l foundrt
N1TJEeru s3F-. No. = foundry Northern S20
=. No J foundry southern ss-G23. and No !
foundry SrUthcsu soft S-zfs3.
I~urFentinc and RoSin.
Savannah. Ga. July 22.-Turpentins Arm. &c.
Eg-ta u-m. quote; \ r G Sis: n I.30: p
y SD. VIC S.N. WV $50.
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iaE To-" on American. Receipts n: American co-n
In tho last GhIe- aIE g none Weather EIiLlu,.
The Visible.

Sew Tork Jury .-Sp.siaI cable and t.is-
E'aVhi" communication O" lrt!S.r.-t's sa-u the
following change co. available ~~up.lia-. sgu-
pared With tn IlsJ account. N-aeaJ-Tul;vI
states and Canadian 'Lr- = sSi.S. Increased
.s-Ds bu. Hrt.- gur an. iu Elu.ar. decreased
2a#,u. Ia total supply decrease! I.s->"V tu-
T~,Tu-Tu!;-i states ua1 Canada. west Ersk--s.
increased UEsHat hI. states ans
'Ira,I. east Rockies. decreased $3.50" 10.
Among he more ims-srtIas decrease reported
THIS week are tho rf -.HN hu. In Manitoba
10 .sH bu- NJ N-uyu-t News. Iut1 hg- At
I.l.t Harh.-. I-rH l IU. 20 IirusaTrlls priysf-
elevators. ia-.s On. ~ Rochester ans IS. ~ 20.
~ P.T,lFri. Ns- TIE lCa4IuE increases iuriut~
tEn>- - 4s.-- lu. 80 Chicago private elevators.
SF.t-s au. 90 Louisville. 5#H lu- a. Akron aud
J.fs' lu- each ~ tlLt-tu - and Nashville
Minneapolis. JAW --'l. So WGsft-Iulg sg-C.
SEPT Fisrs on rrE-Nn. Z hard sic Northern
We F.Urr-FIrr patents 3 trI4. Ss-s1l Qat-
tE-s - $50 fit chars G-.l-Ig. SCI. al clears
So bran "a buk ssfs-E---
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
EcCf Cattle SIOw-NntIvr supply Small
sheer TrnGr SirnhN.

BEEF STEEES-AbUut tWo-;hlrIs the Suqp'y
% "a wees gES Was on sale In the native luVl-lIa.
hUt the uruu.Ttiuu % beet steers wa~ p Q - Large
uus on the whole -. god $usl a. were LsgOSci
- hrauSat si.aty E--res. but FOR lack - agree
Egut some % the beat Cd-giU=- Lad MT moved
=: a h'- hour with much lover bids reported
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i!EEF ASB BUTCHER STEERS

Ht-TEHEE '.NTTI.E-TEe run - butcher c1ttls
vas email aai uuAt-raCJiE- ~ quality a. q rul".
Trade was more active than Monday and the bsSt
EEass-S sid strong 10 q dime higher. tux the bulk
= thr tu>inEEs was not much. y any. rnaUEyd.
God bulls were zfaatv with atfsrS slow. en-
ErTs ans CALVES br-uEht steady prices.
E-urf-.ufHflya 4Hr.4.
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.cu r:ura, Free Delivery Route.

I-'TI TLTO SVII-NL. -
Uasfiaatc1. Jr-v 21-BUr,I free delivery
VII D.. Cs'all;sEcd September l at West
EgrC. AtCrisn IOC.tv. Missouri. with ore
c1rv.-r. TIE iCDrtr OF the route VII he
tv,rtv-:Ercr sud ih.ce-Cuarters miles and
o ppIulIJCl Of 20 wIl b. served.
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st. L.ouis Curl Market.
PRICE, ON ,Chnnre.

81. Louis-Wheat-Sspt. sold at eaa6szsc: nut,
SSG6ssc: calls 6s2s01.c: July wheat offered a;
Gsac, and Sept. corn At 55c-
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Wool.

Boston. July THE last week has been A
record one ia sales 'G HuuI u.ra- u l--ju. tI-
II big CaIpGHuOrs have u.,n Gu.g-s as Vii
as a large number OF smaller maaufacfurgrs
ei0.es - N IN" upward tendency. Territory
wouls arr selling freely. with c8nsiIe-abl. ~,
Wi nt.nS tah.h as "tl as Old Prices are very
Sli"A= LLr Sl1pt" i,frltDTleS ItAEsc. strictly
rue yfr5lc. f8e and u.- medium 4s44sc- ne
HAuth 14ls-s IN" Supply % Texas wool j. re-
iNI'el ne "Ace'llnE.y small. while there i
a sood call FOR tn inner grades. Fine stlp.. h.s
sid at q Eood deaf above JJc. with even -.
inner. owing to the iIr.uHess ahW.S5 mi ~
position % me domestic woods In the cIuU-rv-
ohio AMI fennsylvanla NIX nominal at s9rslr.
2ia2ec: Deiaine and fine C. mDlnE VOLS are n
Ohio nne peisins .s--g5Ic. NU-bigsr
! washed COmuinE -sG@-C: No. > s.a-Nc- rJsrzs
ssa25c. FOR this market Aust-aIiaa vS-,Is ars
very nrm and pretty thoroughly sold 70. Ouosa-
tiOns are very nrm. CUmbiE.. choice. scs-rseI
basis. .SaaSc: good .zasic. average yG..c.
auction sales TODAY numbered 1885 bales r.
Guiding q large selection Of New Zealand rr.ss-
n IaIEe supply Of medium secured Cr6ssSra4s a.
unchanged rates Msiinos were in small supply,
cured some fine medium crosSbreds and O., -
Good Hope and Natal scoureds AZ an advance II
New South Wales e.SS bales; sco,ITeJ eit5iS 80
greasy 4d4ls Ii. Queensland 60 bales. srourei
ETais "a ida hsf'i d. South n4l Sgs, SsgTTed dos ID:
greasy E.alrd. Tasmania 20 bales. greasy I.r
lsisd New Ze2l9ad $50 bales secured ola
Sa.al l. bales: secured Is ga.
Sugar.
New York July 22-SuEa--Raw firm: tai- re-
ininG . 1916. ceutrfugal. IS test. 8 E-fec. No
lasses sugar &c. refined firm: crushed 5.l5-:
Kew orleans zTIc. '
New orleans. La. July el-suzar strong: open
csatricagai yellow SKIS S-isss seso5d. faaILe
Molasses dull: centrifugal 5gisc.
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Dried Fruits.

$r- Y--r. Univ ..--l. r1grsst - av-nar7teI
apples g.1J.au-> ag... and Uu -Ht-E-. 'f.rtr-s
are very m..UsTrg HLa s-.rss 80" rs-sr.r - M
iu1l, common o. good ar quoted 20 -H prime
I"it "a ,brirr IIHfIftr ami fyr.s Ii.s.-c-
E-Iuss az lI Esr. darItTl. t-tErf..fa.t Is for she
Larger sic. ~G.rh Az being taken In- 1o'H r"
ulrt ami DOMESTIC account PRICE rIrre t.r.n
So 20 Tfr -Cr gl --Fl-r. AurrHfT ar" ftrl
ACTIVE. tue fstUfr ufs SEP showing 1 st,S.f
wcaE~-ss hur ~p#ts 90 recent figure. AUrtcl-s
IN bN- ary quoted ar lt-u In 's.rS l"=.ti--
Ie1rn.- ar rHrs active. win Try'- 'r g.
higher At gIlr'-c s,r uup.'l"d aEI i2.t..r Tor
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nIcs so= MoncrIy Public Building.

MI |Tsl| EF.NI-NI- .
WASHINGTON. July ?2-BiGs were 1tyer-
tseI q &c opened to-day fer a site for the
pubic building at MOberly. No, which WIS
authorized by the las Congress. but no BIDS
were received at the department Up to 4
O'Clock.
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N1r.E-z'-- IIiy ---CI6ths irregular ani &C.
pT,rs,H. sE.r- quiet and uLHH-I-.r
IN EH-- TElr Dry GrgI-T1' r,-r-t
r.rsr.fH-a ore without rrts 30 'Hr... TIL
bora demand is gi. tHr"urH.st ara 90. husi91>s
90 .Tr moment ~ -'uH-'n. o.. r-rf. rrtH"~
Coz r~.v-. Iisgr.rE am rsrsr-C ."s'E ''.'-r
Err Erraru-.t Hfr~- ".rf a.. TsH r"GFr--.
ir piCs. frsrTTI gri.t-- 'E-n las N'-e- iriI-s
stnads ant eiU=r rUS firm. Ss3-s ami ribbons
n-w. with 3 r~r.isTTt- demand
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GRAIN MARKETS EULLISH
ON WEATHER OUTLOOK.
RAINS FORECASTED FOR WIN
TER BELT.
Wheat Well Taken and Corn Fol
lows, Though in Lighter
Demand.

Lighter receipts and predictions - -a'n
causaa a sa1-g advance in the local =rain
market yesterday. While there WIS re-. n
large volume Of trading. the feeling IS
foracas. by :he bulk - Mondays late rews
was decidedly luIiSia A5sirns indicated
more moisture il tie SaIta a-E Southwest
a.t country .ItriEE~ N,T- small.
BraIS,rearz report the available s-;r'v
O. wheat east - the i.acS.es Tor The O. -
TeeE ~ $500 aU- Increase. ANA -'r"A,
ln and aH.a- tHT Eur"g. decreased. -"1"tJ
sl-. m.hE- Tie wuri4'S visible supply -r-
crease 10 a1l lu.
my w5,aj on,nel l-,sr up and sod ~:
rs.... El.g. g. SOC. sept. sold ar esq.
Tr-a.nr ia com was H=at. b=t the market
l9.1w't whoa closely on me liL-Is--
Weather conditions were hullish and -he
r." traders il the Dt we're On the buying
s.-e- Receipts were light and country Of
Bradatr.srs report the available supply
os corn east OF the Rockies Tor the past
week GfStr" hu. increase
sept. corn Opened unchanged and sold II:
a. aase. S' '1' '' D''' sou
Receipts 0, wheat n s.. Louis
Were 2iA.2G hu-. Of which @S.lI sacks ard
- cars local ana . cars through. against
lS..ho5 bu-. u which -"-.al sacks and 3 cas-
local and . cars through in 1911
Receipts of wheat a. IToma-y points wers
-.ll3.lHt lL- against ..h-HN uu- q Esar LEo,
and shipments Were .Ny' bu. against SsL.-
u' bu- The NOTylwg-L receiver Ia cars.
against - cars ia 1871. Chicago received
l5+.1V bu.. and Kansas City a++DJJ bu. The
c~lrsrauces %, wheat ana Hour cqUaled 0f..-
co. bu. Of wheat
Receipts Of corn at st. Louis were -
=" bu.. or which - cars local and i cars
through. against S'.-u b., ~ which 10,
sacks and - cars local and . cars through
IN IsuI.
Receipts OF corn ~ primary points were
?So6S bu.. against aa.uc0 bu- IN 1901, and
shipments were $3.50 bu.. against $4,000
uu- Chicago received g2.u0 hu.. and Kan
bu.
Receipts OF oats At s.. Louis were 9.So
hu-. Of which all were local. against $500
hu. of which 81 cars local and D cars
through IN 1871.
Receipts OF oats at primary points were
<5"-5Gs hu-. as against =5l.rHO bI. in 1871. and
shipments We're sS.45l hU-. against 2gSug0 bu.
The clearances amounted 10 ESQ bu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
MURPHY Club HAS
GOOD ENTERTAINMENT

The Murphy Club gave a very inter.
esting program at its headquarters
last evening, Among the attractions
on the program were piano and violin
solos, cakewalks, sketches and the
like. all of which were very much en-.
Ioyed by the large number of people
present.
The songs by Madam lie Boeuf, Miss
Gardner and Master Ellis were partic.
ularly well rendered, while the three
sketches given by the dramatic club OF
the Club kept the audience in contin
ual rOars OF laughter
1t might be stated that Madame lie
Boeuf was at one time a singer in the
Opera COmiQue at Paris, this account.
ing for her excellent work Of last
night, Master Ellis, although only
about twelve years of age, is an eX.
cellcnt singer already and has in him
the making of great singer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
Aorangi Comes and Goes

and 10 cases Of merchandise.
As soon as the vessel had locked, her
sailing time was given as o'clock in
the evening. TO discharge the large
quantity Of lime in time required a
great deal of hustling and the Pacific
Mail wharf was busy place for about
four hours. The 400 barrels of lime
were unloaded I'm something like record
time. to say nothing of the incidental
items Of cargo.
A number Of the members of II
HaCkfeld & Co. were on the wharf to
greet Mr.. RodiCk back to Honolulu.
Promptly at s o'clock last evening
the Aorangi started to move away from
the wharf. bound for Suva. Brisbane
and Sydney.
Passengers leaving here for the Col
onies were: James Stewart, James He
mus and Charles Lehners.
AS the latest previous newspaper files
from the Mainland were brought by tho
transport Sheridan, bearing dates up to
and including April /, several days
later news was brought by the Aorangi
which left Vancouver on the night OF
the 9TH. and Victoria early on the
morning Of the jth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13

The Canadian Australian steamship
Aurangi. Captain Phillips. arrived from
Vancouver and Victoria yesterday az
icrnoou. docking at the Pacific Mail
wharf shortly after o'clock, having
teen sighted OF Koko Head about 1880
o'clock.
The AoranEi sailed from Vancouver
at 10 D. M. of the 18th instant, arriving
az Victoria at o'clock the next morn
ing She left Victoria three hours lat
err. Altogether. the AOrangi was ten
hours late on account Of having TO wait
for the English mails. She made a
good trip TO port, enjoying fair wealth
Thursday. at o'clock in the af.
... ... the Aorangi passed deep-lad-
H".r fading northeast.
.rrr.- for Honolulu arriving in
Oh. fnrsn were as follows:-G. Ro.
.fu. dd Mrs. w. c. Beckett, Mrs.
: .r Isl. G. II. Smith, Mrs. David.
Eoh, an Gorzalael. Thirty-nine pas.
senge,s were bound through to the
colonies. The Aorangi brought the
following freight for Honolulu: 400
barrels Of lime, 200 drums Of Goldfish
slsts rrHrr -Ers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
ARRIVED.
commerce,
Saturday, April

Saturday, April ~.
CA. S. S. Aorangi, Phillips, from
Vancouver and Victoria, at 3 p. m,
with passengers and 400 barrels Of
lime etc.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, from llilo
and way ports. at 1880 p. NJ. with mail
passengers and ~ hogs, GS barrels Of
beer, IS sacks of coffee. 43 sacks Of
corn. 81 crates of cabbage 20 cords Of
wood, I bundles of hides, and 1872 pack
ages of sundries.
Stmr. Lehua. Bennett, from Molokai
ports.
Sunday. April 10.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Maui
ports. at 3:45 a. m.
Stmr. w. G. Hall. Thompson, from
Kauai. at n. m.
SAILING TODAY.
U. S. A. T. Sheridan. Pierce. for Ma
Mia. at a. m.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From Hilo and way ports, per stmr
Kinau. April 12.-Rev. Kekawa and
valet. Mrs. Kekawa and infant, J. Mus
sen, H. Morgan. II. Hamburg, G. SedE
wick. II. +. I.angc. T. G. Howell, c. c.
Kennedy. Miss l.. wilhelm, Lcong
Sum. NJ. Houghtailng. w. A. Burke, c.
Gibson. wife and son. Jas. Mckee. d.
and Mrs. Walters and maid, So Young,
c. Yaknam. II. II. Renton, F. Woods,
p. p. Woods, L. =. Low. Mrs. II. Haili'
lehua, A. l.. LOuisson, +. G. Eaton. e.
II. Wideman, Mrs. c. II. Wideman and
maid. Master II. p. Wideman. Mrs F.
Newcastle l.. Fletcher and 10 decl,
passengers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
FUNERAL NOTICE.

There will be a special meeting Of
Lodge lie Progress de rOceanie No. 1874.
A. & A. S. r.. at the Masonic Temple
at 2:3O o'clock p. m. Sunday, April 10,
1909. for the purpose OF attending the
funeral of our late brother. George
Houghtailing.
Members of Hawaiian Lodge, No.
81. and Lodge Pacific, No. 1922, and
visiting brethren are invited to at.
tend.
BY order of the w. NJ.
C. G. BocKUs,
2O2l.2t. Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
whole FAMILY IS
BURNED To Death

tombstone, Pa, April News has
Just reached this city that man nam.
ed Philip Mitchell. and his Ave chit.
dren, were burned to death tonight, In
their house in Prosser Hollow, a Sc.
cluded settlement about three miles
from mere. Mrs. Mitchell was carried
to a neighbours house, very seriously
burned.
The members of the family had re.
tired, with the exception of one son.
who was away. In the house at the
time, We're Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, the
children, who were burned, and three
other children.
Mrs. Mitchell endeavored to save
the children, and gathered them in a
room above the kitchen. They were
frightened, and as fast as she got them
into this room, they ran out. Finally,
she was competed to abandon her eff.
forts to save all of them. Mitchell
perished in trying to save the lives of
his children. Mrs. Mitchell was seri-
ously burned, but not fatally
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
BY AUTHORITY
PUBLIC LANDS NOTICE.

On Saturday, May 18th, 1902, at 12
o'clock noon. at the front entrance OF
the Judiciary building, will be sold at
Public Auction the lease of the land
known as "Kaupakuea" situate in the
District OF Hilo, Hawaii .and contain,
ing an area Of 30 acres, a little more
" less.
Term-Fiye years.
Upset Rental-s6OO per annum, pay
able semi.annually in advance.
Lease to commence from the 18th
day of June, 1902, at which date pos
session of the land be given.
For further particulars apply at tho
Public Lands Office Honolulu.
EDWARD S. BOYD.
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Public Lands Office, April IL, 1902.
202l-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
Failures !.
IN CURING BRIGHT'S DIS
EASE AND DIABETES.

Before the business men who took
over the Fulton Compounds invested
they conducted a careful investigation,
taking nearly a year to confirm its
cures and make practical demonstra-
ton OF its efficacy. Scores CT the cures
were studied and dozens OF new test
cases were Put on the treatment. The
final tabulation of the test cases dis
closed eighty-seven per cent either
cured or progressing toward recovery
and thirteen per cent of failures.
But even the failures give hope TO
patients, for the reason that three
fourths of the failures were due to the
fact that they had waited too long and
were on death beds. Even many of
those cases recovered, but the inevl-
table lesson for those afflicted with
either Brights Disease or Diabetes, is,
DON'T WAIT.
AS there were only about four per
cent of all cases in which failures were
recorded and for which no satisfactory
reason Guild be given. the comforting
conclusion is that about ninety-hve per
cent OF all cases are durable when the
treatment is taken up promptly. Thus
there is every assurance that when the
Fulton Compounds are generally
known there will not be more than
three or four deaths to the hundred in
these hitherto deadly diseases.
The report OF the investigation refer
red to above has been printed and will
be mailed free on application.
The Compounds are harmless and ad-
mirably' adapted to home treatment.
The Brights Disease Compound is
Sl.OO, and the Diabetic Compound is
Sl.5O. Diet lists with each bottle.
John j: Fulton Co., 42O Montgomery
street, San Francisco, sole compounder.
MRS. L. S. MESICK,
80 s. School street, Honolulu, Sole
Agent for the Hawaiian Islands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
TIDES.


New moon on the Sth at 1920 a. IN.
Tides from the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey Tables.
The tides at Kahului ana Hilo occur
about an hour earlier Than at Ho'
nolulu.
Hawaiian Standard Time is 10h 30m
slower than Green wcih time, being
nat Of the meridian Of 1870. The
time whistle lows at 1880 p. m, which
Ia the same as Greenwich. On ON.
Masters of vessels sailing from this
port for San Francisco will find there
a branch of the u. s. Photographic
Office located in the Merchants Ex'
change, where Is maintained for their
benefit free Of charge, complete sets
of charts and directions OF the world.
Latest information can be obtained re.
garding lights, dangers to navigation
an dali matters Of interest to ocean
commerce.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
HILC SHIPPING.

April SIS. S. Enterprise, Miller, y
days, 90 hours from San Francisco
April 9.--Am. BIZ. Marion Chilcott,
Nelson, for San Francisco. with 1860
bags Hakalau. 1854 Pepeekeo. 1000
Waiakea, 1887 Hllo Sugar Co.'S sugar
April l2.-Am ship Helen Brewer,
Mahaney, for New York with 1O.13S
bags sugar from nonomu and 2S,GSi
bags sugar from Onomea Sugar Co.
The bark Santiago ingalls,, left San
Francisco on March 2Sth.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13

strong dramatic situations. good whole
some comedy, beautiful love story.
negro specialties and an abundance o.
excellent scenery.
On Wednesday and Thursday the
well known society comedy, The
Bankers Daughter" and Friday and
Saturday evenings Milton Mobiles come
dy success will be presented. Bertha,
The Sewing Girl, or A Man of the Peo-
pie" will be introduced each evening.
Seats are on sale for all performances
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
MICHIGAN MINERS OUT.

Saginaw, Mich, April 1.-THE strike
Of the Michigan coal miners, ordered
several days ago, after the conference
between the operators and miners fail
ed TO agree on a scale, began today,
and 100 miners are out in this county.
Almost the same number OF men have
quit the mines at Bay City and in the
st. Charles District. The Owosso Coat
Company signed the scale offered by
the men, and theirs is the only mine in
operation today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
Or. Golfer Deniee Il.

DR. Cofer in charge OF the Federal
quarantine service here, was informed
by the Bulletin last night that II was
reported on the waterfront that a few
of the soldiers from the quarantlned
transport were coming ashore.
81 don't see how such a thing can be
possible" said the doctor. THE ship
Is alive with sentries and there are
guards on every hand. The only case
| know Of where any of the soldiers at
tempted to get ashore was on the day
that the transport arrived. One of the
boys got into the launch with some Of
the cabin passengers. He was dsCov.
cred before the launch left the vessels
side and was Immediately sent back
aboard ship. These reports are likely
to get around on the waterfront, even
when there is absolutely no foundation
In fact for such stories People on the
waterfront may have seen some of the
officers, cabin passengers. coming
ashore, and mistaken them In the
darkness for those who had no right
ashore. do not believe that any OF
the soldiers are ashore.
Soldiers Crash Into Water.
While about two hundred of the sol.
diers We're passing over the pier lead.
ing to quarantine island yesterday
morning, length of about twenty
yards of the structure gave way with
crash, precipltating some fifty or
sixty men into the shallow water and
on the coral and sand. While there
was no one seriously injured, so far
as is known, many of the boys sustain.
ed painful cuts and bruises about the
arms and legs, as a result Of coming in
contact with the coral bottom and
striking the broken tlmbers in their
fall.
A more startled lot Of men could
hardly be imagined.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13
SUGAR ON HAWAII.

Sugar awaiting shipment on Hawaii
when the Kinau left Hilo was as fol.
lows: Waiakea. 1900; Hawaii Mill
Co, 1900; Hilo Sugar Co. 1900; One.
mea Sugar Co.. $4,000; Pepeekeo. Q,
600; Honomu, l3,444; Hakalau. 10000:
Laupahoehoe, MI; Paauhau, 1000;
Honokaa, 1900; Kukuihaele, 1900:
Punaluu. 800.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13

The ladies will do well to read the
of the n. S; Sachs Dry
Goods Co. on another page as there are
many things Of interest to them therein
contained. After reading of the good
things a visit to the store tomorrow be-
fore the rush begins will be timely
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-13

A house full TO the doors greeted the
Hlleford company at the Orpheum last
night when this popular organization
presented The World" for the third
time. The play ran smoothly and the
artists brought out all its good points
admirably. Avery scene and specially
received profuse applause. The play for
Monday aud Tuesday evenings Of next
week will be Dion Boucecicault's great
story Of the South. 1t is replete with
sanlrRrarErgsErasl-ara-2pl
The Brownie camera No. . is a mar
vel. takes a sharp, clean picture ana
costs only $3.50. Call and see them at
Honolulu Photo Supply Co.