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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26

Clbfmnb. 5 9om ioretoees 10.
srapninger al oct gamle Sorum
Corp UNDER Silipn al ben bersmte
Slogranifer, Sig. @iacomo 9oni.
Sorleoen Gag itsbte man paa ct al.
ter, iom bar beliset Marcus Sur.
thus, Ell ing Iomer, fom ofrebe iis
for S%GoreIanoet % iioen oprfebes
iom en- @itooom. S Oct romerife
sorb bapbe Der bannet fig en- Rlsft,
og Spaam9nbene foriifreoe, at ben
life fnitbe fplbes, meominbre Homer.
Joliet ofreoe llnberperoenenS @uoer
oct beoIte, De baooe. 9a beiluttebe
Worcus gitrtilis / @aret 1862 for
&riitits at beneipe fig ielp til Dem.
Sfsrt fitlb Huitning ites ban op paa
en- Seit og tpang ben til at itprte fig
neb / 9pbet, bbor babe ben oa &pt-
teren loo lit aip. Sasnet flyer. at
Rsften itrar liiffeoe Jig. Sig. Soni
fmot oppe | @abninsen IL raat til
busne Stene, og lensere neoe en-
oitle meb Heiter al Offere, Tom man
bapoe brast Den ltitse Selt paa oct
for BAN bpggebe Sitter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
5rq aaleiuno.

Gen 6te april ffrioeS fra gale.
iuno:
Nfeo itrolig RaifbeS bar galeiun.
oenierne gjenopbpgset fin gp: pro.
piIoriif eler "profesioriif" iom oct
gemenligen faIoes beroppe. Ga.
400 Snie eller 9araffer er opfsrte
paa Rilinerne, % en- &apitaI paa oper
100000 Str. er neblagt | oiSie mio.
lertioige Spgninger. Oct flotteite al
Dem ale er "aominiitrationsbpanin.
gen., bpor gpfogeo, Srofsrcr,
Stoosingenisr og Stobsfououftsr NJ.
Il. bar lit StIbolo. Nu er DER ogiaa
Sole ON at opfsre Ell mioIertioia
REHABILITATION al &ofolitb, Der er ienbt
Gommlnen iom 8ape.
Wan iflllbe fauife barre til6sielia
til at tro, at oiSie 9araffer, iom 10
fiin or tGnft at blipe itaaenoe ct 9lors
&to, er opfsrt al iefunoa 9pgninas.
moteriale. Saa er imiblertio ineen.
lunbe SiIiploet. Man Ter life Ell ga,
raffe, life ct Sfnr al oenilags @a.
terrible. Sperolt er anpenot fin, BOP.
let SrGIait al bebite Sort.
Som befienbt er 3Iimaet igoIelunt
life oct miIoefte. Seq fan neppc
tGnfe mig, at Der Lungs Dor blot.
~itrafte &bit finoes mango SteSer.
bpor Der {. Ct. fan blGie iaa iterft
iom i aaIeiuno. SpecieIt er Del
Spopeiten, iom buierer ooloiomt
Der gaar neppe en- llge, noen al
Stormen tager fat. 90 | sc imao
p%ropiioriife goraffer fan Sen togc
%orocntIig. Gn Stormlot Der form.
Zig bIGite iooIeoes ct Ear 9nraffer
operenbe, foruoen at Saget bIep re.
BET al oOifiaige, ioa 5oIf maatte OF
miOt pao Hatten for at biergc 5iI,
lerne.
vi SoteIlcr iinoeS ser for Sioen
70, nemlig "S9ieIoropS SoteI" oa
"Sconoinapie", beg9e 0ienopbp99ei
/ Soraffeform pan DC tioltgere Com
Ter. elsie TO Soteller er i~eIufslgc.
Zig itabig oOerfpIbt al &eiienoc.
bporaf Ser / Den iencre Sib bar pGrei
ooifiuiee pon 8orretningsoiiit / aaIe'
ilrnb. 5 SiIfuptniug I'll oct enc So
tel er MT opbp9get ct p~ropiiorilt
&IubIofaIe for "&Iubben"S Weolem.
mer. 9pgningeu iuopieoes nogle
Gage fer Gaoife.
vi ollie DC mango, iom M foris'
ger at 9ierc 6orretuiug / IaIeiunS
- o. oct cr ioorc mango bill oiit'
uof en- itor 9refoel blipe i~fuifet. Mar
bar iaa let for at fro, at Iole'rmh
or @uIoarltben boor oIle. % enbper
fon aiere fin Spffe, og bppr ser er
Nrbeibe i Spcrilob.
Mcll 0ettc er ingcrIunbe SilfpI'
6ct, o9 bet CT mere at enife emo al
baobc, at oe SfufieScS Intol life
mau bIipe for itort. aorturrencer
beroppc er flor pao ole Smroaoer.
SiIbuoet or rigeIigt. men @iteripsrg'
ieIcu inn temmcIig iporiom. Get piloC
bcrfor utoiliomt oGre beloigt for
bcaoe Barter. on man life forisgtC
at "ipefuIere" / ToIciuno. vi Snge'
nisrer oa Irtitefter or Der eli ianr
SperIIob. Soar Solopnrteu al Dem
MI tiIitrptfeli9t at b%eitille, bsr Sef'
inferno iom Stonb bctroatet bore
tiIirebS.
@pens ReguIeriua or M iaopibi
frcmIfrebet, at 9lonen for &ipperpi'
fenS oa SfanienS @eotcmmcnbe fore,
Iiaaer ira S%neenisr Hpiers Snano.
Gen bebonbIeS for Sibeu / &eguIe'
rinqsfommiSiioucn. hoor Der imib'
lertib Ifol BABE b9pet ZIG o~isiente'
renbe 8siter.
Ioar Den iamleoe GesuIerinss'
pIon bill bIipe f9rSig % oeotaset, er
euSnu life sobt at iise, 6crbaabent'
Iie bill gIonen for Gipsen inart fore
Iisse fra RGiers bnanS, men SermeS
Ter man life i9roig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
eprOus / Srnnr ltsc ifoI altiaa ct

SgrSug / Srnnc ltsc IfoI aItioa ct,
2ouiS. lloitiain9euS b~eitiOelige Nab
ming fin6e Steo. @Iopor Rouo 8eHs
bar uSIteSt en- Proclamation, bpori
ban erfIprer 9agcn for en- legal"
Seai9oog. Som for nppnt, fnn
8rGiioent RooiepeIt life bore tiliteoe
peo llSitiainsenS aabuins, men Der
bill eIIers ingen NanseI bIipe pno
0ieuitGrer al ale Sorter. ct. SouiS
SoIfene p%oaitaar, at De er / bebrc
Stano til at begpnoe en- 8eroenSuo'
filling, enc nogeu artoeu 9p bar boz
ret oct poa gabuinesboeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
6n amrrifanIf SIuOmauO bar nm.

set no, at Sapnneierne life banocr
elcr ipGrgcr, forOi De life bar @bcr
i tit Spros til at ubtrptfe iig meb.
Mcu set er life iao farIigt, mener
ban. De friitne RltSiere bnnOer NOT
baabc for fig ieIo % fine SLENDER.
San bproe babe feiet til, al BET bio.
til oQion or &uSicrnc, iom bar bopt
iterit @runo til at banoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
sliu ham, On ameritaner be

slip ham, On ameritaner peo
&apn Senrp Sielin iioSer arrelteret
i GoriS uroer anflage ior at baoe be-
eaaet @onfioig. San er en- I'm sfeip
gorfer, "a hans @enner Der bar lat
SimmeI o. Soro i g~euGseIie Tor at
brinac orr omerifanife ImboSlaosr
iii at uOuirfe hans 2ssIaoeIie, bptlfet
Soa bi0til life bnr uilet lpffeS. 5
Sronfria tager man ~nsiagtig Naal al
ale Sorbruoere, % Slelin % bans
.Senner iiuOer oet uiorifammet %
nrrsaaeuNc, at nan flGSte BAN ns.
gen o. muoIte BAN ira Top I'll Saa,
Sintteret / Sen enc al De Banter,
ION SieIin oar meS of itpre, er rsint,
% @saerrre piier, at Sielin par bans
m~eoifpIoi8e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
Serubaueitrcif / itnsarn
!. .Se Heite

Sernbaner i llnsorn eieS % orineS
al Statcn; men- Dog er oeres ge.
tiente III poa Streif, foroi DC paa'
itaar, at gremierminiiter Si5la To-
peSe Dem ct Sinas i Ssnnenb men
bar life bolSt Orc. Te flyer, at De
er piniee til at penoe tilbase I'll zine
SoIter, ioainart De iaar mere for III
arbeiee: men ga maa csiaa Strei'
fenS guisrere aieninoiGtteS ! Iiile
Stiuiuger. af Spmpatbi meo Strei'
fcrne bar osiaa @enoene ! Serbia
nepertteoernc saaes fra. &eaierin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
RetteIse.

gibrasslitsn fra Utica 9ssHisheo ino'
iaset / -9eeorab. Soften iso. @arts bette
War, jtaar: -Deariiu Solbers@ iiteSetipr;
Aeatbias Splbsrs. 1sesIemt er: Riifel
MitisIipn so Cts Sobs Gasee:nl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
GnalanS % Niearagna. c

bebsmonb / Nicarngua beilaglagoC
for en- Sio iioen. 6 al Gapman'Sin'
iens Sfilopaobe.S fonnere og ienott
Dem til glueTelos. Iu bar Den bri'
tiIfe arDoicr "&etribution" optraaot
poa SflcpIaoien. Gems Ssrer tiger
at aommanbonteu, iom tcg Sfon'
nerne, bar baaret fig JON Ell Ssrsper
oa ban forIanser life aleine, at Ston'
nernc % Ocres 9eiGtnins ifal lssla'
bes, men at Nicaragiia 'ogiaa 'ta'
betale gritotning for "Sort oa Sios'
ipiIbe". Set beSer, at "Hetriblltton'
bill bombaroere gliefielos, ON oens
arop life fploetsieres. Ser er ltol
SpitanoeIie / Nicarasia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
HperinIn paa srrn. st sren b.

SpcrialS paa srrn. st Sr9n pac
Den tran$foufaiiife 9aue blep | for
rige llee meuem Gopo.3 enifi oa
abaida operfalot al A pGbneoe
Weno, iom trGiiete fig ino / Goit'
uoanen, banot getientene og itaf til
Tia reaiItrcreoe grepe' % SGrbigien'
Itanoe for $4,000, bporpoa De for
ipdnot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26

Hbuere tr9ngte Rat til iiOite Ssr'
BAG ino / Sanfen / Soda, isis, og
soelasoe nre0 1pnamit baaSe Saul.
ten % Gengelfabet. 9e unOfom meS
$1,000, men $4,000, iom Sc i 5arten
life bapSe opSaget, blep liggenbe igien.
Sgiaa gpgningen bleo ilemt rompu'
neret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26

Sc nbtpmue gt1lmmere al "Seo
SIrneu" Ion srbploeS iOr zoe
extra.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
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til DC
SranoIiote | Maleiano.
ra ben nprIfe spuooe peo aasies

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rer S . Sustpeot. ............ $l44.5O
Snblenot peb Grace 3rpgitao,
| Selmage, 9 8. iuofpmmet peo ct
Snffet Yarii boIbt | Commons Sfo'
lelltS ........ ........... lV.VV
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bal, 6 GnberipH. @erharo Sohnipn,
" slime. 6 q Bergbeim, sc Ses
ten, Nbr Geperipn. G q Ferneitao
buer 81: @epra Siloe 10 Cts; Sreo
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9bompipn. 8 W SesoaL SO ira
| aeietb. & Snitao, sd Sesoal, rs
Bergbeim, SO Seperipu. 5 9ipliiao.
6 Srageietb bper so Gfs: Sn9e.
breat Graaeietb, Sstar 9raseietb.
s u SesoaL y v SesSaI, q Stloe
bper % 9ts. Sii.......:. $4,000
Samlet peb Carl 5bompiou: ira
6 Serom, u Gorbn, Die Yelp, 6
geterYpn 9borlten @alebp bper 81;
Sulius Serpm, " u Selleib huer
ST. so: u . SsIietb. 8 Splpit R
| Seten, Nrs e Geteu. Siaf 9tps
i,rpur, 6 Spmmeraaien, VI " GEL
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3 Sobnion, gaartiu Neliou, v 9
Srprbn buer 81; Carl Sbpmpipu
SO: Sper Sel'eth, Qars SIipn, Seut
| Sohniun bper so Cts. 9ii. $1,000
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tin Sobuicu So: SS Sesoal. 80.
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10 SeabaL u y 9raseietb. y Splpit,
GbriItian Sanion, " 8afe, % Sa'
aerup, aarl R gabsrg bper 81;
anut Ieteripn. 8 Stepeuipn, elias
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Cts. Sii................. s1425
Salt .................... s64.5O
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ion, 8 8 gue, Smut Sfaalen bper
sc 8 8 Soberg. u " 8pnning. Z
" Sbompiou, Rels Staaleu. Silea
sermauipn, Selene Sermanipu,
Sermou S~ermanion. Hels " Strat.
moen, . 4 Slaa. Rrs Scbn Siaa'
len bpsr 81; q . Sorton so Cts.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-26
q ns San D s EsTHI ,S SaIS; 6 s S1S1:

ENTERED As SECOND Class MATTER JuNE iSTH 1908
ATTHy posT oFFrCE At DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE
ACT or CoN6RHsSoE MARCH 81 1873.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

Ing to be very spotted and bat few
If any are ahead of the game yet.
Quite number who went there
trem this country are irving to sell
out and return. The boom Is fat
tening out at great rate.
Near Middlebourne, Tyler couu-
ty, the South Penu OH company
has completed Its No. on the J.G
King farm In the Maxon sand and
has show for a 25.barrel pumper.
At Middlebourne, Tyler county,
the same company has drilled Its
No. 3 on the J. G. Maloy farm to
of the sand and has shut down.
In the Big Injuu sand develop.
ment, near Wick, In the same cour-
ty, the Carter Oil company has
completed Its second test we'll on
the J. W. Ankrom farm and has a
natural producer good for so bar
rels day.
One mile south of the Harper
pool, and about the same distance
southwest of Jerusalem, In Monroe
county, Mooney & Co., have drilled
IN a second test we'll on the J. R.
Scott farm and when few feet In
the Keener sand the we'll began to
flow at the rate of barrels an
hour. Northeast of this we'll 600
feet is a good producer on the T.
D. Gibbons farm. The size of the
new we'll on the Scott farm Is stuff
cient to lead to the belief that 1t
may open the way for an extension
to the south of the old Harper
pool.
In the Rinard's Mills district, In
the same county, the Hartman Oil
company has drilled Its test we'll
on the James Williams farm In the
Berea sand and has a show for a
Io-barrel pumper. =,
In the Jackson Ridge district,
In the same county, P. E. Johnson
has completed his test well on the
Mary Norris farm and has a 4 bar
rel pumper In the Keeuer sand. In
the Clear Fork district A. A. Cam
erou has completed his No. 3 on
the A. D. McVey farm and has a
show for 10 barrel pumper In the
Keener sand.
In the Rays run district, Wash
ington county, Tibbens & Whiting
ton have completed No. 9 on the
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

P. Thomas farm and hive IS or
20 barrel producer In the Big IDjun
sand. Eagan & Co.have completed
their test we'll on the Lund heirs
farm and have a show for a 10 bar.
rel pumper In the Big Iujun sand.
The American Oil Development
company has comieted second test
on the D. R. Mcknight farm and
have the same kind of a pumper.
In the same district the Fisher Oil
company has drilled It's test on the
Rckert heirs farm through the Big
IEjun sand and found that forma-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
ton dry. It Is now drilling to the
Berea sand.

Drilling will soon commence on
Melrose Company's Bradfeld Num-
Der one, In South Town. We ua-
derstaud that the company who
purchased and plated the Shannon
farm will soon drill on one of their
lots near the Heddleson well. If
this should prove a good well We
may expect to see the whole bottom
dotted with derricks before fall.-x
New Matamoras Mail. ~
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
Midd!ebourne Pool

The second we'll drilled by the
South Penn OIL company on the
Maloy farm, has been drilled few
feet into the Maxon formation and
will make about IS barrels day.
The location Is 900 feet south of
No, I we'll on same tract. The
we'll has not yet been put to pump.
Ing.
The we'll of A. Bruner and others
was shot yesterday In the Maxon
pay, and the supposition Is that 1t
will make from 8 to 10 barrels
when cleaned out and put to
pumping. This well was dry when
first drilled In, but a dose Of the
high explosive had the good effect
of making a producer out of 1t.
There has been three producing
wells completed In this pool within
the past few days In the Maxon
sand and while they are not large,
they are much better than dry
holes and will encourage operators
to start other wells In that immed.
late vicinity In the very near future
The South Penn OIL company al
ready have the rig completed for
their third we'll on the Maloy farm.
The location Is a few hundred feet
west of we'll No. on same farm.
L. c. Wilson Is arranging to drill
second we'll on the Swan farm.
There are fully 1000 acres sur.
rounding the Maloy pool that Is
yet to be tested, and which will In
all probability, be thoroughly de-
veloped within the next few
months. Many experienced oper-
ators are of the opinion that besides
the Maxon pool, there will yet be
developed good pools In both the
Keener and Big Injun formations
before the territory Is all thorough
ly tested. With this view of the
matter 1t will naturally have a
strong tendency to encourage the
average operator, and will be the
means Of testing every foot of I'M
developed territory In the vicinity
of the new field. This will cause
the outlay during the approaching
summer Of thousands of dollars,
the bulk of which will be circulated
among the farmers, the merchants
and supply stores In this city and
Middlebourne, the transfers and
laborers of all classes. When the
present outlook Is carefully taken
into consideration, every indication
for a busy summer In the oil fields
surrounding Sistersville, Is of the
most encouraging and aatterlng
nature. 1t Is not necessary for
drillers, tooldressers and general
oil field laborers, or teamsters to
seek foreign oil fields for employ
ment. There Is plenty of work for
all classes here In the great Sisters
Vile oil field, and the wages are
just as good as are paid for the
same kind of labor In any oil field
In the United States. The climate
here Is far superior to any of the
foreign fields. 1t Is true few op
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10

orators and oil field workmen have
left here within the past few months
and located In Kansas and Texas,
but a majority of them are greatly
dissatisfied with the countries, and
especially with the climates of these
states. In fact a number have al
ready returned to this city, and we
miss our guess If many more do
not return to Sistersville ere the
chilly blasts of next winter whistles
through the tree tops.
There Is no plausible reason for
the oil people, or In fact any other
class of people,to contemplate leav.
ingSlstersville. The city is admirably
located, we have excellent schools,
fine church edifces, good railroad
and river facilities and good society.
All mechanics and laborers receive
the very highest wages that
are commanded In the sur
rounding country. Hence, what
more could people ask or
expect? 1t Is an old adage that
a rolling stone gathers no moss"
and the same Is true of people who
are continually moving from place
to place. Every individual must
possess certain amount of stability
to make success In life, and the
man with the rowing disposition
seldom ascomplishes much of this
worlds goods. Very desirable lots
can be purchased In and near this
city, on which cozy homes can be
erected at cost to suit the means
OF any and all people. Therefore,
one could not ask tor any more
than a comfortable home, good
health In a healthy climate, and In
a com munity where work Is plenty
and wages good.
Some of our oil people got little
tiny bit excited over the Kansas
oil field. They secured some beau.
tiful maps of the country and all
they had to do for distance of from
50 to 200 miles was to drill we'll
and get oil. They drilled three
wells, all dry. They refuse now to
discuss Kansas. This pool Is prov
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-03-10
THE LIFE PLANT CO.,

1'E y PLANT is for sale Canton. Ohio.
Sold by c. W. Grier, Druggist.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15
shipping Notes.

The schooner Carrie and Annie is Iy-
ing at the Bishop Wharf. A new bow
spirit is being set in place.
Furnished and unfurnished room can
be had on application at No. Union
street. next door Coyne Furniture Co.
The Inter-Island steamer Niihau ar
rived yesterday from Hawaii ports with
1854 bags H. S. sugar, 763 bags P. s. NJ.
sugar, SO bdls. hides. two bdls. sheep
skins and six pkgs. sundries.
Purser Beckley Of the Kinau reports
the following sugar on Hawaii ready
for shipment: Olaa 1900 bags, Waia-
kea 1000. Hawaii Mill 1900. wainaku
10000, Onomea $1,000, Pepeekeo 10000,
Honornu 1900, Kaiulani loading; Ha-
kalau 1000, Laupahoehoe $500, Ookala
2S0e, Maui will take all; Kukaiau 2000
Hanakua $500, Paauhau 5000, Honokaa
IL 900, Kukuihaele none, Punaluu TO-
$50, Honuapo 1740.
The Kinau. arriving yesterday from
FIilo at $3.50 a. m. beat all previous rec
ords on the outward trip. Leaving Ho-
nolulu at noon on Tuesday she arrived
at Hilo at 1880 a. m. Wednesday, maxi
ing the run in twenty-three hours. In
S22 trips made in twenty-one years, this
record was never before achieved. The
Kinau brought to Honolulu 81 kegs, Az
cords wood, 30 hides, 10 sacks coffee. 12
hogs, 20S pkgs. sundries.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15
ALEUTlAN NAVAL BASE.
CONTINUED from page ID

PeNe3C -
eve have quite good charts of the
harbor and a good preliminary survey
for the coal depot The locality is sub
ject to heavy fogs. but it is an excel
lent harbor, and it is never frozen
over
It is probable that IN the course of
time the Navy Department Will ask
that Kiska Island be connected with
the rest of the military telegraph and
cable system in Alaska. A cable viii
be laid westward from Sitka to Valdez
during the coming summer. conttact
having been made for the manufacture
of the necessary material last week.
There is already proposition to ex-
tend the cable still further west ward,
from Valdez to Dutch Harbor. and If
this should be done. the proposed new
coaling station could be connected with
the military cable and telegraph sys-
tern in Alaska for about $3.50. 900 or $780,
0Oe.
With the telegraph line extended as
far westward as KIska Island. some
private interests might find it worth
while to lay a cable from Kiska west
ward to the Siberian coast. Kiska Is
land is fully half way from the Pacific
coast of the United States to the coast
of Asia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15
MONGOLIA LEAVES
HARBOR EASIL-Y Y

The departure yesterday of the Mon-
goIia for Yokohama, Manila and Hong
kong, was witnessed by hundreds of
spectators who crowded the naval
docks, while a large party went out on
the tug Fearless. Shortly after 10
o'clock the Mongolia began steanling
out of the slip into the harbor. She, Gid
ed out easily. The tug went forward
and took a bow line with which she
steadied the vessel while the stern was
being swung past Youngss old island.
The screws churned up the harbor mud
until the water was discolored in every
direction. Slowly the bow swung past
the stern of the New York and grad
ually the vessel Strengthened out and
without incident pointed her bow out
to the channel when the tug cast loose.
Captain Kinder then started three long
screeches from the syren, which was
responded to by that on the New York
After several more whistle salutes the
Mongolia steamed dAickly out of the
channel She carried away three pas
sengers from Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15
DECLARE BRIDGE
TO BE UNSAFE


The Wahiawa colonists are complain
ing of the condition of the Waiakaloa
bridge, just this side of Wahiawa. By
ron o. Clark says that the bridge is in
bad condition. with planks broken
through, and the structure as a whole
unsafe. In few weeks the eolonists
will begin marketing their pineapple
crop and an accident is likely to hap
pen at the old bridge any time as all
the Honolulu traffic comes that way.
There is an appropriation of $4,000 in
the loan bill for reconstruction of the
damaged bridge and for a new road,
and the Wahiawa colonists are trying
to induce the Superintendent of Public
Works to let the contracts before there
is another accident.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-15
LOCAL 8REvITIEs.

J. Carvalho. leader of the Hiio band.
is in the city.
j. T. Crawley. manager of the Ha-
waiian Fertilizer Co, has returned from
Maui.
Postmaster w. l. Madeira and wife
of Hiio have arrived to spend a few
days in the city.
u. S. Marshal Hendry returned yes
terday from serving papers in the bank
ruptcy case of Z. Kashinoki. wailuku.
Albert Horner promises that the ia
land of Hawaii will contribute soma
horses to the June II meeting at Ka-
piolani Park.
Rev. w, H. Rice will address the
Ministerial Union tomorrow. Subject,
MANS Place in the Universe" n
resume of recent book.
John H. Jones, of the McInerny Shoe
store, viii leave by the Korea on June
18th on business and pleasure trip to
San Francisco. He will go as far as
st. Louis.
Arthur Waidron, yeoman on the u. S.
cruiser Tacoma. was about town last
evening renewing old acquaintance.
Waldron resided in Honolulu many
years ago.
The Honolulu Engineering Assoeia-
ton will meet at Castle g. Cookies hail
tomorrow evening at s. Technical pa
pers will be read by E. Eopke and j. n.
S. Williams.
u. S. Deputy Marshal Winter yester-
day arrested four deserters from the
British ship Scottish isles. at the re-
quest of Consul Hoare. They are de-
tained in prison.
superintendent A. T. Atkinson, Sch
Agent Miss Rose Dawson and Secrk
of the Territory A. L. G. Atkinson to
will visit the Boys Industrial School at
Waialee. whose group of buildings IS
now complete.
Services for Camp Mckinley soldiers
will be held at the chapel opposite the
Moana Hotel, Waikiki, at 1880 this even
ing. Rev. W. .. Westervelt viii lee
ture on "The Life of Jesus" with
stereopticon Illustrations
Solomon Meheula's sentence for de-
stroying public documents is set for to-
morrow morning in the Federal Court,
and his trial for gross cheat in connee-
ton with House vouchers for the same
time in the Circuit Court.
w. f. Hall and Miss Anna Nord-
meyer were married at 1 p. m. yester-
day at St. Andrews Cathedral. Miss
Marion Wright was the bridesmaid, and
C. o. Hottell attended the groom. The
bride was given away by FL. Gehring.