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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-09-07
LANDED IN THE WHITES.
Uefr Babe Of Three Weeks 70 Try =
Parachute Jump

GdEimhns. o. Sept. 22.--iAsx Edith
it'chard g determined TO he an
aarornut aud parachute jumper. brt
probably her hrsr attempt at the busi'
ness. which occurred at Oantansy
park. may change her mind. Leaving
her fNisband and 3-weeks-old baby. she
left, tErra fiYma with Prof. J. Al. Kelley.
of Philadelphia. taking anr upward
fight for $500 feet The descant was
watched by thousands. and when near
ing the earth all were amazed to see
that the parachute became apparently
unmEnngeable. She alighted ala right
however,; b,it not On the ground The
apparatus caught in telegraph wires on
the Big Four railroad. 1t took a. crowd
Of men. commanded by the husband,
to resc,ie her with ladders. aftar hang
ing for almost half hour on the
wires. She declares that she Will make
the trip again. although her first was
for experience with no compensation.
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Tw0skELEToNs FOUND.
Zach Messures More Than Seven Feet
In Length.

Fond I'm Lac. Wis.,, Sept 1.-Two
skeletons, each measuring more than
seven feet in length, were discovered
in a gravsd' pit. in Forest, near here.
The skulls are as large as those Of
cwo ordinary persDns and the thigh
bones are almost six inches longer
than those, Of a six foot nAn. The
bones are in goui state OF preserva-
tion. 1t is probable the skeletons.
which are thought, TO- he the remains
Of some prehistoric race The skele-
tons have been sent to, Milwaukee for
inspection.
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A MADMAM At LARGE.
He Shoots at Fof<s and Piles Tiles on
the Railway Tracks.

LUrain,, o., Sept 2.-Sherir Sails
bury is heading posse Of 500 in a
search for Pete Pitt. who went insane
and fired several, shots at pspple >, at
Beach Park. He entered crowded
dance han and shot at Manager Kase-
man. but the bullets went wide. Resi-
dents OF the village failed TO sleep
Thursday night, and lit no lanterns.
fearing rkey woald become targets Of
the mailman. George Heexel's resi-
dence was frea anu early Friday mosn-
ing ties were found piled on the Lake
Shore. tracks, These acts are sWp-
posed to. be the work Of o. madmaa,.
ritt hides In the high wesds during
the dsy and comes out 90 night 10
work his strange pranks.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-09-07
THE POWERS CASE.
An Appeal Dav,<eted lin the United
States Supreme Court

Washington. Aug. 3n-The appeal
OF the state on Kentucky in, It's case
against Caleb Powers, under prosecu-
ton on the charge, Of being q party to
the murder offGOv. Gosbel, Was dock
eted in the supreme court, Of the Unit
ed States. The states appeal Is from
the decision OF Judge Cochran. Of the
federal court. and the only question
involved Is tfnt' Of Jurisdiction. The
names of former Gov. Black, Of New
York. and former Cor Yatssy Of I'LL
nois, appear In the list; Of Powers q.
torneys.
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For Louisville, st. Losk and points west
7:lb a. n. and 100 p. m.
For Pittsburg and east, 7;4S q. m. ana TOO
p. m
For Washington, d. c., philadelphia and
New York, 7:46 q. m and 100 p IN.
points ID the United Statcs, Canada and
Mexico. Nc traHsfer at Cinsinnati ncS 81
informa aston conserving time Of trainsi
connections sleeping car reseyyations, evc.v
chesrfuiiy given, }. 3. SANDS, Agens.
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ANDREW CARNEGIE.
Honorary Degree To Be Conferred
Upon Him and Others.

Glasgow, Sept. 4.-On the occasion
of the installation of Andrew Carnegie
as lord rector of st. Andrews univer-
sity October II, the university will
confer the honorary degree Of doctor
of law on Mr. Carnegie, Whitelaw
Ried, the American ambassador to
Great Britain. Charlemagne Tower
the American ambassador to Germany,
Bishop Potter, Of New York, Nicholas
Murray Butler, professor Columbia
university, New York, and Dr. vii.
liam J. Holland, director Of the Car.
negie museum at Pittsburg
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SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
New York Again Captured the Ma.
tionaI Trophy.

Sea Girt, N. j., Sept. New York
captured the national trophy after a
four days struggle. The second prize
went TO the team representing the in
fantry branch of the United States
army, and Ohio finished third. The
fourth prize was won by the United
States marine corps, the fifth by the
United States Navy, and the sixth and
last prize by New Jersey. New York
has now won the trophy thrice, and
every time since 1t was first placed In
competition.
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miss Oldun 10 an ideal bachelor
maid. She cares nothing about men,"
"Is that 90? Ipicked up her pray.
erbook yesterday, and It fell open
naturally at the marriage service"
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EARTHQUAKE SHockS.
Buildings In Portsmouth, N. H. Trem
bie6 Pereeptbly-

Portsmouth, ", H., Aug. 3l.-A
series of earthquake sfsocks, the most
severe ever experienced in this section,
were fsit here late Wednesday after
noon. Buildings tremblsIl perceptibly,
dishes we're shaisn. from shelves, and
In mans cases pesple rushed In terror
from their housxs into the streets.
There were three distinct shocks. and
In each instance the tremnr was &C
companied by suind. hka distant ex-
plosions.
The first' shock was felt little be-
fore sos y. m, and the shocks follow
cd soon affer. EaclH Of the three shocks
continued. Tor several minutes
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G. A. R.. 39th
Annual EncampInent
Denver, Coh.,
September 4thto 9Th

Ohio department commander y spec.
lial train via the B. & o. S.-W. and
Great Roch Island Boute leaves Colum
hos at 7:20 a. M, H.llsboro T45 a. M,
Cincinnati lInoon Friday. September
LIST, s25.05 round trip. Through tour
ist and standard sleeping cars. All
members ss the 6. A. r., w. r. c.,
Sons of Ve,srans aba.t their friends are
invited to 70 ON this special train.
Reservations In si6sping GAYS should
be made AZ once. Gall on your local
ticket sgenro or address
j. q. BARRABEE,
p. A. ChillicOthe. o.
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; MUST APPEAR IN COURT.
indicted offieers Of Packing Concerns
Must Make Pleas.

Chicago. Sept. 2.-Ohicers, employees
and lawyers Of the large packing In.
dustries who were indicted by the last
federal grand jury ON charges Of con-
.spiracy and violstion Of federal anti
trust interstate commerce laws, have
been ordered TO appear In the United
States district court before Judge
Humphrey. OF Springfield, on next
Tuesday, September s, and enter their
pleas Of guilty or not guilty to the
charges
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PRESIDENTS VACATION.
Will Devote Remainder Of sojouru at
Sycamore Hill To Recreation.

Oyster Bay, Sept. 4.-The president
has announced that he will devote the
remainder of his soiourn at Sycamore
Hill particularly to recreation, and
that he will receive as few visitors as
possible and will transact no Ausiness
that is lot Of pressing importance. He
has been greatly occupied this SUM
mer with public business and has had
scarcely an opportunity to- en1pE bis
vacation. He will endeavor u have
some time to himself.
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Hubby desperately |-Give me your
clotheslins. I'm going to hang my
selfi
wifsy tswestly) oh. George, Tn
= sorry--this clothssliue = % rottsn
4 wca't holA you. You'u have - bhy
-, asari Il Il \ g'
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The Rsport Untrvs.

st. Petersburg. Sept. Ia press
correspondent As in position to state
that the report emanating from Ports.
mouth, N. H., to the effect that the
war party IL urging the emperor to re.
pudiate the treaty 0f peace 10 untrue
and absurd.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-09-07

Sheridan. Wyo.. Sept. liver has
BEEN resumed between the eattlemen
and sheep raisers. Eight thousand
sheep were slaughtered during . raid
by cattlemen In the Big Horn basin.
All Of the sheep we're In the immense
heYds Of A. Gantz,
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Salisbury, N. c., Sept. 4.-zeke
Young. a negro, was shot and killed
asd another negro dangerously wound
ed here by whitman Hardy, . mulatto
despersdO from Yorkvilie. 8. @. The
shosting appears TO have been with
nut nrOvOCatiOn.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-09-07
4 EeaesoIne Spot.

There 10 scarcely square mile Of
Itepsitory In Highland or adjoining
|cosaties where the Carroll buggy IL
mot used.
The reason for this 10 the general
satisfaction It gives, and the fact,
that Il can be obtained at the price
of the hand. .me.down kind.
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Adm.. pswsy,s, sretsser, psask.

Burlington. w.. Sept. 1.-Cnrles
Dewey. oaiy surviving tHDther Of Adm.
Dewey. died at his home 1t Montpelier.
He WASTE years old and died frsm old
age. He was PRESIDENT Of the Ma.
tional Fife Insurance. Co. fs0m 1877
to 1904
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Nay. Mako Wttta cpunt

St. PeterAbnrg,. Scot. t7--E IN stated.
that the osar intends to- reward M
Witts. ranking Rusxian p)enipotentiarY
at the Portsmouth, peace conference.
for his services In bringing the war 10
q termination by conferving the titfsl
of count upon him.
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Detained at Quarantine.

New York. Sept. 4.-The Hamburg
American line steamship Bluecher,
the first vessel to arrive from Ham
burg since the appearance of cholera
in Germany. was detained at quaran'
tine for more than two hours under
inspection.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-09-07
vouno RooseveIt Killed q Bear.

Deadwood, 8. D., Aug. S1.--kermit
Roosevelt. son of the president, re-
turned to Deadwood after a ten days
hunting trip with Capt. Seth Bullock
and party. The hfth day out young
Rooseyelt killed q small brown bear.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-09-07
A a. A. r. Train WreeStuvh

Pueblo, Col. Sept. 4.-The Arsc sc.
ton OF west-hound Atchis0n.. T0pelE.
4 Santa Fe passenger train Hos D.
carrying hundreds Of @. L. B. 0c1r-
sionists, was ditche0 0ae mile 0st a
Boone. Eight passengars we're intjGH
ed, none fatally.
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Preparing For q Raid.

Marion. o., Sept 4.--Rohbers enter
Cd the Huberman Hardwass Co.'S store
and carried away 10 REVIEWERS and $50
cartridges. The police believe the rob-
berry was committed By youths to Sc
cure arms with which to organize .
gang of outlaws.
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Columhss. o.. Sept. t--CArl WHIT
ney. an electrical worltsr. whose home
= supposed to be in ClaReianA. was kill.
Cd at the Scioto Valley traction bridge
crossing Big Walnut creek. He came
In contact with feno wire and was
found 20 feet bel0Ws.
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-four youno Women Drowned.

Hudson, N. Y. Sept. -Four young
women, two Of whom were returning
from their fathers funeral. we're
drowned in the Hudson river here
when the small pleasure steamer
Young America was run down and
sunk by the ferrybOat George H. Pow
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Calvert Bros. seN The mest reliable
and up-to-date buggy in tswn. The
factory nom whom they purchase
has beea.hb business for over % years
and all vehicles are strictly guarau.
teed in every respect.
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vsothsche Killed Him.

Upper Sandusky, o., Sept. 2.-Tooth
ache caused the death Of George Lear
Q prominent farmer. HE Jaw svellet
70 that he could not open bic mouth
and. In order to extract the tootAs
lance was used. Altes ~ operatiee
hs died. X.
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Secretary Root En- Route Home.

Halifax. N. g.. Sept. 4.--Elihu Root.
United States secretary OF state. 40
companled by his two sons and Col.
Sanger. Of New York. passed through
Halifax ON bis way home from his
trip in Lahrsdor and Neu T0undlsaA.
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Nls Head Cut on,

Alliance. o.. Sept. 4.-Wm. Dustmsp,
IS. in, jumping from Lake Erie. Alt.
ance q Wheeling coal train. fell under
the train. and his head was severed.
Drsamsn had been employed Just tvo
days as brakeman.
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New York. Sept. 2.--Business fail
ures In the United States for the week
ending August 81 number Isl. against
176 last week. 18S In the like week a
1904, 1872 in 1908. 1873 In 1902 and 10
In 1901.
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Boy Fsil From Five storIss.

Cincinnati. Sept %.-George Ham
mer. 16. water boy. employed by the
Ferro. Concrete Co. fell from the dfth
story Of the new Harrison building. un.
der course OF construction at Fourth
and Elm streets. and was almost ~
stantly killed
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EuIooIzss the President.

Moscow, Sept. 1.-The Russkoi Slo
vo. having the largest circulation In
Moscow. published q two column Gu.
logy of President Roosevelt and the
part he has played during the last
three months.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-09-07
Meat IL Luxury In Germany.

Berlin, Aug. 30.-The price OF meat
In Germany IS rising--has risen. IN
fact--almost to famine rates. The ad-
vance is due to regulations closing
the frontiers against Russian meat and
American timed meats.
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Cables Cut.

Rome. Sept. 4.-The newspapers
here announce that Toxic Is display
inC discomfort with the result OF the
peace Conference and that several CO
bles connecting japan with the CONT
met have been cut.
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vesuvlus In Eruptisn.

Naples. Italy. Aug. 3l.-Mt. Vesuvius
is in full eruption. Ominoas rumblings
are heard in the interior a the crater;
and the volcano Is throwing out q
great flow Of lava. The dow Ia down
the right side OF the cone.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-09-07

Mr.. Younghub-Let's have liver for
breakfast tomorrow, darling.
Mrs. Y0unghub-All right. Stop At
the livery and order some, when yon
20 down, will you, petp
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To Take Hems Russian Prisuuvs..

To Take Hone RusssaN Prisosss8-
Liverpool. Sept. At ID rsurtsd
here through the inflUence OF . Ger
man prince lie Hambnrg.Amsffea1
Steamship Co. has secured large con
tracts for the taking home Of the Rms
sian prisoners In japan at $S20 -
head.
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BnF -Four Coal Now /!

am prepared to furnish most all
kinds Of coal at reasonable prices.
Call at my once ana give me your or.
der 40 the price win advanee Sept. ].
G. G. WALKER.
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e,,e,e. tIlm.eIf. N A. 10, Don.

Free30s Hineslf' ~ Aw leo 0oN.
Cleveland. O.. Sept. 1-Chief Depu-
" Sheriff 3D. HDun 10 spending sev-
eral hours daily In cold storage in q
brewery. It's jhst because the hay
fever season H. here. and that's the
only relief he, ean find,
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Fell Dead.

Columbus. o.. Sept. 2.-Hiram Han.
ma. 86. OF 1918 Michigan avenue. stub.
bed his toe while fishing In ALUM
creek. near Westerville. fell only hts
own length and is dead a. . result
The jolt injured him internally.
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No RsioieIna In Toxic.

Toxic. Sept. 1.--Remarkable absence
Of rejoicing In one OF the most strik'
ting features attendant upon the re-
ceipt Of the news OF practical con
elusion Of peace.
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Suicides On MooberS 0ToA
Chicago, Sept. 2.-KneelinE at the
sIde of his mothers grave In Rnse Hill
cemetery Harry l.. Hoffman, who re-
Gently arrived In Chicago Rom st.
Louis, shot himself in the temple, dy
ing two hours later In the hospital.
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Johnston. 9. c.. Sept. 4.-The John
stoa wsrshnase st this place was con-
sunad ~ nSo Il contained about one
thousanl bales Of cotton. valued af
~ ~. The buiIdiag and contents
vess fnlly Insured.
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The american EvanesIIsts.

Shefield. Eng, Sept. l.-Reuben A.
Torrey and Charles N. Alexander. the
American evangelists. have started q
revivalist campaign here with Q serv'
Ice at which over 5000 persons were
present
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We an buying Timothy seed, clover
seed .oakA &c fsr which We are pay.
ine:the highest naSket Dtice. Don't
cell unAM you have seen us. Call ~
up,we. lave both phones.
HnI CITY GROCERY,
South High Street.
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Precautionary Measures In London

Precautonary Measures U" 6onoonA
London, Sept. 4.-rhe port sanitary
authorities are adopting all necessary
measures to deal with the possible In.
vasion OF cholera. A large medical
staff has been detailed to examine oil
vessels entering the Thames.
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Yellow Fever Case In Indian Territory.

Little Rock. Ark, Sept. 4.--Maj. Gen.
Haynes. commanding the Arkansas
militia, which is furnishing the guards
to enforce the state quarantine. was
offlcially informed Of the existence Of
case Of yellow fever at Maysville.
n
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"Dinny's been Ared firm tn union. y
"Phwat for?"
9TH walkin' diligate saw him goiA'
up . ladder two rounds at a time"
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Wallace, 10 Get 10000 n Year

WAVaCO - wv vVVS0OU ~ v~e".
Richmond. Va. Aug, 30.-lbis report
ed here that John r. WsitAce. Of Chi
cage. formenchief engineer Of the Pan
anna canal, In to. be- president off the
Seaboard Ar Line. on. tn ratiremsnt
Of J. H. Barron May1, 1894 Mr.. Wal.
lace 10 to, hayep Ii ssiar1 on $SoNeo .
year.
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"Hea drinking hiuself to death o
her account"
"0ee wish I could get my drinks
on somebody's account !"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

Bon @uItap fSalte.


Sm @ieienmoor Der Hebel Iteiat,
Yer geouO Iein 6Ieides Autlie 5ei9t,
0ds 866leiu rouift nie flGaeuo,
Sas &du5lein ruft ipie frageno.
nno Jest elm 9l0dleiu, raid ullo bargl
Semi nidt ben S5urm, fem ni9t Der
SLANG:
Gin &irdleiu IN Ser 3uuoe
Sagt an 81 Oieier Stunbe.
Bas 9ebet in Ser Natt bier Dor
Inn ld]redet mein beripirrtes DIR?
SIT mo Elm 1diimmes Sterbeu?
Will mir EN- SreunD per0erben?
SIM 9nnfeln ee6t biel Srembes Inn,
8iel Seinltdes - frng ni6t odrumi
ShlieB beine &ammerfeuiter
llnO loB Die 9aht9eipeniter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

3bieri9e Gltern. @oI
feinen eigenen gltern tpur6e Oieier
Sage in Ni6mono, 9u., Elm fe9sidbs
rieer &naEe Numens Ralpb Smitb I'll
Sooe gsprii9elt. Die unnutiirli6e
Mutter bss gemoroeten 9inbes purbe
perbaftet, Der Batter bat fih gefli6tet.
MItsr .ginidbrtg<Trer
piIltser." Dieter Sage bat beim
Realspmnaiium in Iltenburg. Sbiis
rinsen, Elm 42idbriger 9err Die priis
flung fir's mGinidbrisenz s3engnib" abs
neleat unb ~beftan6en.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-17
DESERTED FOR
SIXTEEN YEARS
MARY KALI IS GRANTED A d.
VORCE BY JUDGE ROBINSON
THIS MORNING.

After having been deserted by her
husband for sixteen years Mrs. Mary
Kali was granted a divorce this morn
ing by Judge Robinson, in about five
minutes. She was married in 1883 and
six years later, she stated, her hus-
band left her, never to return. He
went to Hawaii and is now living at
Punaluu. Mrs. Kalii's attorney was J..
M. Poepoe, who produced an "naswer"
to the divorce complaint, written in
Hawaiian by Kali. Translated, it said:
81 was married to Mary Kali at the
time mentioned in the complaint.
admit that the contents of the COM
plant are true"
Mrs. Kalii's story of desertion was
corroborated by the testimony of w.
r. Mossman, Jr. Judge Robinson there
fore ordered a decree of divorce to is
sue as prayed for and Mary went forth
free from the husband who never viNH-
ed her for sixteen years.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-10-17
PASSENGERS.
Departing

Per S. S. Ventura, October II, for San
Francisco: c. H. d. Smith and moth
er, Mrs. L. Andrews and infant, Miss
Andrews, G. B. Wells, Mrs. T. O'Don-
nell, Mrs. ]. H. Porteous, Mrs. Earl
and party, o. p. Emerson, w. c. Mil
Ter, T. r. Robinson, M. Robinson, A. S.
Cleghorn, w. ID. Alexander, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. A. Berndt, Godfrey Brown,
Mrs. A. e. Cooley, Mrs. 1. r. Burns,
Miss Ruth Roberts, Miss Christian,
Miss Whiting, w. f. Erving, Mrs. NJ.
e. Scott, Mrs Porteous, Master Theo-
dore Cooley Edgar Ames, H. S. Ames,
E. A. Fraser, ]. X. Brown and wife,
]. S. Ross, N. e. Gedge, A. Ross and
wife, Mrs. Warren and child, w. A.
Schieber, Mrs. Lyle and children, c..
F. Stark, e. M. Keeney, Mrs. George
Kunkel, Mrs. j. Bearwald and child,
Mrs. G. Myhre, John Milsap, Mrs. Q. M.
Cross, ]. X. Brown, Jr., c. A. Smith,
Zip Kang, Yong Man Tin, c. c. Krum-
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DEPARTING.

Monday, October 16.
S. S. Rosecrans, Johnson for Nom
terey at p. m.
Am. barge Monterey, Nelson, for
Monterey, in tow of S. S. Rosecrans at
y. m.
Tuesday, October II.
Stmr. Mauna Loa, SimersOn, for Ma
vi and Hawaii ports, at noon.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and
way ports, at noon.
Stmr. w. G. Hall, S. Thompson, for
Kauai ports, at 8 p. m.
S. S. Moana, Glib, for Victoria and
Vancouver, may sail in evening.
Stmr. Noeau, Peterson, for Mahuko-
ia, Honokaa and Kukuihaele, at pm.
S. S. Ventura, Hayward, for San
Francisco, at p. m.
Wednesday, October IS.
Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, for Hilo and
Hamakua ports and Lahaina, at pm.
S. S. Korea, Seabury, for the Orient,
probably sail in afternoon.
S. S. Sonoma, Herman, for the Col
onies, probably sail in evening.
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bhasar, John Waterhouse, S. Nishiwa-
XII, r. j. Maloney.
Per stmr. Kinau, October IL, for Hi
10 and way ports: T. A. Birmingham,
Miss Anna Rose, NJ. S. Botelho, Mr..
Roth, Mr.. Towel, Miss Rarnko Kata-
gihara, Miss S. Katagihara, Mrs. Kata-
gihara, Miss Mary Meme, S. Cawano,
T. S. Kay, c. A. Bruins, w. Tougher,
A. Rickley, w. Motoshige, H. H. James
and wife, c. E. Cant, ]. F. Woods, Mrs,
Like, Mrs. j. B. Gibson, A. e. w.
Todd and wife, w. L. Fletcher, S. F.
Mott, Rev. E. Stiles, A. Rickley, C. H.
Mcbride.
Per stmr. Likelike, October II, for
Molokai and Maui ports: C. c. Con-
radt, A. Mouritz.
Per stmr. Mauna Loa, October II. for
Maui and Molokai ports: e. M. Watson
and wife, r. H. Chamberlain, J. c.
Picanco, w. F. Drake, Mrs. G. Mayd-
well, w. A. Wall, ]. K. Hale, Tam
Young, Charles Kaiaiki, Lau Wal, H.
G. Ramsey, James A. Thompson, w.
H. Babbitt, Carl VOTERS, 4. C. White
and wife, w. Williamson, B. Wagon
er, Miss Julia Kaulili.
Per stmr. Ke Au Hou, October 16, for
Kilauea: F. w. Terry.