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tangled In the seaweed at low tide, IL
being necessity to carry the young
ladies ashore. We understand Mr..
Gwillim will receive his reward at a
later date to be announced.
The largest whist party of the sea-
son was given in the parlors Thurs
day evening OF last week, some A
guests and invited friends taking part.
The playing started at SIS p. m. and
until the close Of the game each
player was at his best to secure the
necessary points to secure the prize.
The following were the fortunate
ones: first ladies'. neck set, Mr.. Elliot
Perkins; second prize. book of Port.
land views, Mr.. Edward p. Gwillim;
third prize. souvenir pack OF cards.
Miss c. A. Peare. Hyde Park; fourth
prize. scissors holder with case of
sweet grass, Mrs. Fred Lane. Maiden.
Mass; fifth prize. picture frame. Mrs.
c. A. Peck, New York; sixth prize.
jewel casket. Mr.. Carl Gould. Hyde
Park: seventh prize. pack of playing
cards. Mrs. E. o. Marvin: eighth
pr'-" match safe, Mrs. r. NJ. Nicker-
son, Boston.
Mr.. Edward Pryor. better known as
String" to the guests. will arrive
here about the goth and will remain
for an extended visit.
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has registered. He says he finds the
natural attractions just as strong as
ever and the social ones superior
Mr.. Fugate Is an enthusiastic yachts
man. This week he is entertaining
his parents at Portland.
Harlan F. Ober Of Beverly. Mass.
and Harvard '05. who has been So
journing at the bay, with headquar-
tiers at Woodbine, returned to his
home in the Garden City last Monday
From Somerville, Mass, have come
Miss Rebecca ]. Greene and Miss
Nella B. Wharf,, and already they
have won their way into considerable
popularity. They have previously
summered at islands nearer Portland
and are today enjoying an outing at
Underwood.
Mr.. Shook, the famous New York
architect. arrived Sunday at Wood.
bine, accompanied by his wife, and
intends to spend lengthy vacation
on Baileys.
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WoODBINE AND C0TTAeE.
WEEK HAS PASSED WITH MORE
THAN USUAL ENJoYMENTAT
THIS ALWAYS HAPPY
HOUSE.
Many new arrivals and some early
corners return home reluctantly.

Many new arrivals and some early
corners return home reluctantly.
Many new arrivals and some early
corners return home reluctantly.
The week just past has been
freighted with heavy cargo of en-
5oyment for the visitors at woodbine
and cottages. and each and every
member Of the very congenial party
there gathered together refer to IL as
the busiest and happiest Of their va
cation life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Behrens OF
Washington, ID. c., who have been for
a few days guests of the j. Henry
Small family. were obliged to leave
for the capital last Tuesday to fulfill
previous engagement, much to their
own regret and to the disappointment
OF the many summer colonists who
had discovered in them ideal compan-
ions. Woodbine Is prepared to give
their return royal welcome next Sat.
urday.
Back TO philadelphia have Jour.
neyed the family of William p. Barba.
after spending a month with US and
wishing they had several more al
their disposal. Mr.. Barba, before his
departure. engaged accommodations
FOR another season.
In the wee small hours OF Thursday
morning, Capt. John Johnson sailed
with a goodly party OF enthusIastIc
deep sea fishers. Woodbine was rem
resented by the John SmaIls, I'd and
Sd, and by DIR. George r. Lewis. who
did us proud by a haul OF over 900
pounds. The most successful angler
was Master John Small, Ill. who
without assistance pulled aboard a
thirty-four pound cod fish.
This popular house has engaged
several new employees for the kitch.
en- work and dining room service and
VIII In consequence prove even more
attractive and satisfactory for guests
than heretofore.
The Misses Marguerite w. Abbott
and Annie Tout OF Brooklyn. ~. ".
who have during the past two weeks
proven very agreeable COMPANIONS
left Baileys for home last Monday
loud In praise OF local beauty and APP
preciative OF the pleasures which they
participated In while here.
J. Henry Small. Jr.. was unexpect.
edIy summoned to Washington on
Important business last Saturday. but
Us expected to rejoin his family today.
Mrs. 8. A. Hapgood OF Worcester
has returned home. accompanIed nv
her daughters. the Misses Emma A
8. Alice and Cora g., who are teach.
ers In the public schools OF that city.
Early this week DIR. George r. Lew.
II. wife and daughter returned to Col
IinsviIIe after their second summer
vacation at woodbine. The demands
Of Dr.. Lewis large practice alone pre-
vented a much more lengthy stay.
For the ninth consecutive year. I'd.
win L. Fusate OF Philadelphia. Pa.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
HOUSE CROWDED TO THE DOORS
AND MANY NEW ONES ARRIv-
ING DAILY.
Many Young People Among Guests.

Many Young People Among Guests.
Misses Bessie NJ. and Alma r. HUI
bert and Miss Bessie NJ. Carr Of Bev-
erly, Mass. who have been with US
for the past week. returned home
Sunday afternoon after a most de-
lightful vacation. This was their first
visit to the house and 1t is their in
tention of coming again next season.
Elizabeth c. and Emma H. Crane OF
East Orange. n. j., arrived Wednes-
day last for an extended sojourn. This
IS their second season with us.
Mrs. E. w. Bolles, A. G. Bolles,
Miss Helen l. Bolles and Frances j.
Burnett, all of Springfield. are here
for an extended visit. They are al
ready much pleased with our charm
ing location.
DR.. and Mrs. Ellis Peterson of Wor-
cester, Mass, were registered re-
Gently.
Alfred Eastman Lunt, Harvard Law
1905, who has been with us for the
past ten days, left Friday morning
for Chicago where he will at once
commence his duties as campaign
manager Of the Republican College
clubs Of the country. He will make
his headquarters In that city, but his
work will take him all over the coun-
try
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SEASIDE AND C0TTAeE.
HOUSE CROWDED WITH TOUR.
isTs, ALL OF WHICH ARE EN-.
JOYlNG LIFE HERE.
Several Coming This Week.

DR.. Davis and wife, Washington, D.
c., are expected here about the 20.h
of the month. They were with IL
Three seasons ago.
Mrs. Maldrum and Miss A. NJ. Pax
son OF Lowell, Mass. arrived Monday
for an extended visit.
The house is crowded to its full ca
pacity and daily several applications
have to be refused.
Miss Nina Mel, Miss Elinor
D. Espard, Mrs. Charles Abbie and Mr.
Hubbell were among the tourists that
enjoyed the excursion to the White
Mountains Friday last.
Mr.. Charles B. Glover, Mrs. Sarah
j. Glover and Miss Margaret Glover,
all OF Dorchester, Mass, returned
home Saturday afternoon after an
outing Of two weeks. He will, IL pos
sible. return the latter part Of Sep
TENDER for another visit. q
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ROBINHOOD INN.
NEW GUESTS DAILY JOIN THE
HAPPY THRoN0 At THIS
HoMELIkE RESORT.
Days Now Pass in UnaiIoyed Pleas

Days Now Pass IN UnaIloyed Pleas
Almost every boat which steams up
to Bailey landing brings newcomers
20 Robin Hood inn, which now af-
fords its guests the best of service
and all the comforts of home.
A happy fishing party which visited
Ragged Island last Saturday brought
back about 200 pounds Of fish and the
memory of a very pleasantly spent
day OF sport. In the party were the
Messrs. Poole. Daito and Long.
All the guests at the house partici-
pated In q merry silhoutte party in
the parlors last Monday evening.
Laughter was given free rein and the
visibility was infectious.
A travelling performer delighted our
visitors last Friday evening with a
varied program of character imper-
sonation, monologue and general min
strelsy.
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Pleasant View Cottage.
Guests Enjoying Many Rides and
Sailing Parties.

NIL. F. Hamilton's guests at
Pleasant View Cottage are admirably
situated for enjoyment of the islands
recreation.
The evening Of last Thursday saw
a large party Of them snugly escons-
ed In hay rack drawn by a yoke of
oxen. In this barouche they made
tour OF the island. by starlight.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Brown and
daughter. Miss Alice Cary Brown of
Westfield, Mass, are among the
guests that are spending the summer
at the Pleasant View this season. its
first.
Mrs. l.. VI. Turner and daughter.
Miss Amy from Philadelphia also
registered here.
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HAMILTON VILLA
A. z. Hamiiton's Popular HosteIry 10
9urpessing Ar Previous Records. !

~ - TSPesaT bu08SGtGY u
9urpessing Ar Previous Records.
Rev. James C. Duncan and Mrs.
Duncan arrived August 1 and will re.
main through the month. Mr.. Dun.
can Is a pastor of the Unitarian
church at Clinton, Mass. Their sons
Robert and James are with them.
DR.. Gushing, prominent physician
OF Ann Arbor, Mich, Is stopping here
for August. His wife and daughter are
also here and are much taken with
Chebeague and its beautiful sur
roundings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Greenleaf are
a new addition to the Springfield,
Mass, contingent already on the Is
land. They arrived at Hamilton Villa
last week
Forty four guests have been at the
Villa the past week. and as many will
also be here the next few weeks.
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coTIAGERS ENTERTAINED.
VERY SUCCESSFUL MUSICAL AND
SOCIAL CONDUCTED FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE
COTTAGE HALL
FUND.
Bailey islanders Applaud voeiferousiy

Bailey islanders Applaud Voeiferousiy
Not only is Bailey Island favored
in a most partial manner by nature,
but social intercourse Of the most
aesthetic sort obtains there as well.
and Cottage Hall has heard the ex-
preston Of musical, oratorical and
literary talent for which IL Is Justly
envied because of the well won repu-
tation Of those participating in such
recitals.
Last Monday evening a group OF
prominent Cottagers lent their will
ing and valuable services to the en-
tertainment Of the many who respond.
ed to an invitation issued by the
Trustees Of the Association. The
program was fairly long and varied
and each number was accorded ap-
plause which was plainly an express
sion OF hearty appreciation, rather
than matter of form.
Among the contributors to the con.
cert were: Messrs. X. n. Woodman
and Stanley Peck, piano; Miss Jose
phine Rice Thorpe, violin: Edmund
Root, reader and Mrs. r. II. Wood.
man, soloist.
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Season 1904. June to Sept.
CASCOCASTLF.
50. Freeport. Me-. a. 1;.I TSlier.

casco Castle is situated high bluff overlooking
tfu casco Bay The picturesque together with
the splendid view makes it the ideal
The spacious dining
uxurously furnished chambers with private BATH
salt The has paid particular attention
catering and the table without exception the best the
Electricgh and telephones Large parties
ranged for short notices attention Everything
class Take Portland Brunswick railway direct for
Steamer Mquo leaves Portland twice daily
class orchestra been for the Rates
$aI with without private bath according location cf
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AUcoCISco HOUSE.
BRILLIANT MASQUERADE AND
OTHER SOCIAL EVENTS
MAKE LIFE VERY
ENJOYABLE.
Manager Paine EntertsIns Prominent
Guests.

The Aucocisco was on last Monday
evening the scene or an unusual fes-
tiyity. (the occasion being a masquer-
ade party attended by the guests OF
the house and many OF the cottagers.
The patronesses were Mrs. McClin.
took, Mrs. Brigham and Mrs. Murphy.
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ROBINHOOD INN.
BAILEY ISLAND.
Mss J. {. nasseI. Prep.

me most delightful aud exclusive spot on
the island. Situated on the east end In fun
vtsv Of the Ocean. Beautiful rfue groves
and Wake around ne house. The house is
modsrn in even rsspscs, totists. bssh ara ssv
srAxs. fsvms $500 60 $500 psv yea.
csresIso % sppslesssss.
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After the grand march, dancing was
INDUCED in until late hour when re-
freshments were served. The par
lors were unusually attractive with
evergreen decoration. The music for
the evening was furnished by an Or
chestra gotten up among the yocns
people stopping at the hotel
The following impromptu program
was rendered during IT,, evening:
Soprano Solo. Hiss Perryw.nkle
Cake Walk. Herr Schnickelf '.z
Discordant Piano Solo.
Mr.. Farnsworth
Recitation-So Was I,
Miss Helen Perry
Imitation of Vaudeville Artist.
Miss Annette Chase
The costumes showed much origin
ality being both unique and elegant.
The following is a list OF charac-
tiers represented:
Miss Catherine Downs as a fairy.
Miss Marion Holloway as Folly
Miss Phoebe Hunter as Nydia.
Miss Clara Webster as gypsy.
Miss Pollister as Highland lass.
Miss Valentine as Queen Elizabeth.
7 Miss Norris. Mrs Shoemaker and
Mrs. Trenchard as three little maids.
Miss Sallie Perry as Zaida.
Miss Helen Perry as Janice Merre-
dith.
Albert Farnsworth as Aunt Perry.
Wrinkle
Ed Sybel as Schnickelfr;,z.
Miss May Sybel as Little 30 Peep.
Miss Annette Chase as Queen Of
Hearts.
Mrs. Downs as Aunt Chloe.
49, ~
Miss Elizabeth Downs as a Japan.
esegirl.
Mrs. Farnsworth Is Florence Night
ingale.
DR.. PiEgree as Madam Sans Gene.
Mr.. Paine as La Petite Sans Gene.
Mr.. Pollister as houscmaid.
Mrs. Harden as schoolgirl.
Miss Alma Pollister as ghost.
Miss Helen Farnsworth as Sissy.
Miss Rose Murphey as Chinaman.
Miss Ardelle Murphey as Uneeda
Biscuit.
Mrs. Coxford as Ma IAN Poppy.
Madam Sisson as a society girl.
Among the most noticeable cos
tunes were those OF Miss Helen Perry
as Janice Meredith, Miss Sallie Per-
~ as Zaida, the gypsy girl, DR.. Ping
rec as 'M0dam sans Gene. Mr.. Paine
as Pftite Sans Gene and Mrs. Cox.
ford Sas Madam Poppy. Mrs. Coxford
and Miss Downs were truly charming
In their handsome oriental costumes.
Altogether the evening proved one
long to be remembered and was GER
tainly the most brilliant social func-
tion Cliff Island ever witnessed.
Miss E. B. TWIN Of the Boston
school board was the guest of Man
ager Paine at dinner on Monday last.
Miss TWIN Is at the head of the
department Of Labor OF the Board Of
Education. She is a most interest
ing and charming person to meet,
one who is most enthusiastic over her
work and her long and varied expert
ence and training make her a par
ticularly bright companion. Her work
in the Labor Department requires a
woman Of broad and charitable
views and to say that she fills the
position excellently is no small
praise. Miss TWIN is now a
guest at the Coronado Union Peaks
Island. where she has spent a mum.
Der Of summers.
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Seaside House and Cottage
eaIIey's Island, Me.
MRS. CHESTER sINNErr, Prop.

Open from June 10 TO October. No more ideal
spot In Casco Bay. Large airy rooms. The
lodging house has been thoroughly renovated.
the chambers being all newly papered and
painted. Fine large Parlors for games, etc.
Every convenience for guests. Table supplied
with the best. Rates $3.50 and upwards.
Accommodates 80.
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Ocean View
Si OF the ocean and the shores Of Bailey Island
tine the the famous Masere Cove
table our pride and without question at
class Fine Shore Dinners arranged for parties
datons and Bailey Islands
$500 to $500 week. Mail coecteS
at a day.. " ~ ~ "A"' So"ee'ea
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THE
WOODBlNE and COTTAGES
BAIIEY's ISLAND.
Mrs. Humphrey sInnstt. Prop.

Mrs. Humphrey Slnnett, Prop.
Oar bos.e Is equal TO any IN the hay. Only .
few minutes walk from both whArves. Large
rooms from which . fine view OF the Atlantic
can be had. All kinds OF sports INDUCED in by
our guests. Rathipg. Boating and Fishing. No
better table on the Bay. Open June TO Oct. I.
Accommodates so. Rates on application.
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|. N. YORK,
Bailey Island
the
Grocery and Market
Of Cisco Bay

We carry everything
in our line and will get
anything to please our
patrons. Promp, ser
vice. Satisfaction guar
anteed.
Fresh Meats and Pro-
visions. Fruits and Gar
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SUMMIT HOUSE.
House Is Entertaining Over Forty
Guests and Will Be Filled
All Through the Month.

guests ano VIII BE Filled
All Through the Month.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Allyn, and
Misses Helen E. and Catherine NJ
Allyn of Holyoke, who are among the
recent arrivals, enjoyed a sailing and
fishing party Saturday in company
with guests from one Of the other
houses.
Messrs. William G. Dixon and E.
L. Coddington Of Newark, arrived last
week and will stay most of the month.
This Is their first visit to the house.
Mrs. A. A. Allen and Misses NJ. A.
and c. H. Allen Of Boston are regis
tered here for August, also Mrs. r.
w. Moore Of the same city and Miss
Lillian NJ. Brault Of Lowell. Mr..
Henry Henderson Of Manitoba Is
spending few weeks here also.
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PORTLAND PIER LUNCH.
MACDONALD . EMERSON.

Clean Inviting Exeenen,
doors arpswn
order cooking all hours
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Also EUROPEAN PLAN which includes Steaks, Chops
Chicken Salads Lers Clans and Sea feed variety
Winter Resort: Hotel Vaudeville. Vaudeville Jamaica B. w.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1904-08-13
LAHAINA LINES.

In order to reduce expenses the
Board of Education will probably dis
charged one teacher from the Laha-
ina School. Il
Captain Dunn anabis two sons re.
turned from Hawali. The little
boys health has considerably i'm
proved.
Mrs. J. w. D. Hose and her sister
have much enjoyed their excursion
TO Hawaii.
For some time past, electric pow
err has been used to some extent in
the Pioneer Mill as well as at the
Lahaina Pumping Station. The cur
rent comes from a distant gulch.
Successful performances have been
going on at the Japanese Theatre
this week.
Captain David TAYLOR is seriously
ill.
The Waterman has been extended
as far as Lahaina Hospital, "a much
needed Improvement. There are a
number OF patients in the institutions,
and out patients come for treatment
every MOI ming at S o'clock.
Miss Macdonald of Kohala, and
Miss Mumford Of Kauai, are passing
their vacation at Lahainaluna.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1904-08-13
FISH HAVE
FIXED HOMES
Judge Kahaulelio of Lahaina Know
Their Abode
CAN LOCATE ANY SPECIES
4a------ ,-
Banks of KahooIawe Abound In
ToothSome Denisons OF
the Deep

''oSN pu'OuSh iiobOly W bIdOltlOu
the waters OF Lahaina, from Molok al
to Kahoolawe are known to have
teemed with delicious fish, and the
old native fishermen knew the habit
at and lurking place of every edible
fish with the exactitude of chart.
There is perhaps only one man now
left in Lahaina who knows fully the
old folklore of where the different
fish are most to be found and that
man is Judge Kahaulelio.
His father, like Peter of old, was
fisherman, and had learned from his
forbears the secrets of the finny
tribes. The Judge during his young
er days, was an apt pupil to his faith
err, and no matter what kind of fish
is wanted no matter what time of the
day or the year, if such a fish is to be
had, The Judge can guide a canoe to
the exact spot where the desired fish
can be caught.
Fish have fixed homes, and the
different varieties have their tavorIte
banks, where they await the baited
hook of the knowing fisherman. Es-
pecially is this true off the banks OF
Kahoolawei where there are some
wonderful spots for fishing but none
save Judge Kahaulelio are left who
know these secret spots.
Some years since, Judge Judd, who
was guest of Judge Kahaulelio at
Lahaina, expressed the desire for a
certain kind of fish. A canoe was
rugged, and manned with stalwart
natives, with Judge Kahaulelio
at the tiller. After short run and
while, as native expressed it, they
were still i; sight of the horses and
cattle on the land, the boat hove to,
and Juoge Judd was soon hauling to
the surface fat, speekled beauties Of
the desired variety, to the intense
astonlshment, of all the natives, who
had not before known of that parti-
cular fishing bank.
it is no uncommon thing at present
for the natives to go to Judge Kaha-
ulelio with the old-time native, re-
quest, fgive me fish" The Judge
ascertains what kind of fish they
want and then directs them by land
marks. For instance, he will direct
them as follows:-"Pull out abreast OF
yonder cocoa-nut. Then steer straight
for the south end of Lanai till you
sight Moloklni. Then steer for Moloki-
nj till 1t lines with Ulupalakua, Fish
there. It is needless to aGd that
if the fisherman follows the directions,
he will come home with q canoe full
of the desired fish.
Judge Kahaulelio jealousy guards
his secret knowledge, and will not
even impart it to his sons. But he
has prepared an elaborately written
book of directions for fishermen in
those waters, which he will leave as
valuable heirloom to bis children.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1904-08-13
HOW THEY
VIEW US.

The following chatty and interest
ing letter was received from Senator
G. H. Dickev, written in Chicago
shortly after the National Republican
Convent tion Adjourned.
Owing to the delay in Coast mail Ii
failed to reach Waiuku in time for
publication, but is to good to "cnt
out" !
Chicago, July 10, 1904,
EDITOR MAUI NEws:-
Here l am in the hustllng, rearing,
booming City OF Chicago. The only
calm thing ! have seen about 1t is the
Republican Convention which your ".
T. Robinson attended as a delegate
and as an alternate. 1t was so per-
fectly arranged beforehand, that it
was hard to stir up any enthusiasm.
There was no opposition at ali as you
know. The only excitement of the
Convention was over the question as
TO whether the Hawaiian Delegation
should be reduced from six to two
or not; so the Republican Party
should give us vote of thanks.
The boys behaved very well coming
over in spite of having free access to
the Supply of liquors and wines of the
California Delegation on the Special
Train.
We were treated white by the Cal
ifornia Delegation. They deserved
the vote of thanks we gave them.
Ididn't catch Robinson "rubbering"
at the 20 story sky scrapers any
When last saw him he was about
leaving for ST Louis to see the fair on
his way home.
l propose attending the National
Encampmeut of the G. A. r. in Bos-
ton next mounth before returning.
haven't found an electric car sys-
tenn that beats Honolulu or tele-
phone system chat beats Maui, and I
rather think Hawaii (they call it Ha-
waya" here) is rather ahead in most
things after all. found q fine bed of
taro growing in the flower bed of a
wealthy citizen of Ottawa the other
dav and told him how to prepare it
it for food but he didn't seem at all
enthusiastic as he has spent much
time and money bringing it to its
present perfection in his green house.
The majority of Americans are
convinced that Hawaii is a part of the
PHILIPPINES but am doing my best to
educate them. They won't believe
me when 1 tell them that our territory
is large than Massachusetts, and that
we have the ablest supreme bench in
the United States. Auwe! Auwel .
G. HI. DICKEY.