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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
RAILS FOR WESTERN ROADS
Illinois steel Company Has Orders
Ahead for a six Months
Run.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The Iron and Ma
chinery World tomorrow will say that
more than 100000 tons Of steel rails for 1906
delivery has been sold by the Illinois Steel
company within the last week. This rep
resents the production OF six months and
fills up the mills to about July ! of next
year. Five western railroad systems have
bought in lots ranging from $4,000 to 5000
tons each.
This haste of the western railroads to
buy is in striking contrast with the slow
ness of last year. The deduction seems
obvious that the railroad managers are
anticipating for 1906 splendid business both
for the steel mills and for the railroads.
Accompanying the large trading in rails
there is good buying OF track material.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
PunIshment for Colonial OmciaIs.

PARIS, Sept las a result of the In
vestigation Of Count de Brazza. the African
explorer, into the charges OF brutality
against natives in the French Congo, the
government announced today that the two
chief colonial functionaries, NM. Gaud
and Toque, have been sentenced TO ive
years imprisonment. The charges in
cluded compelling the natives 10 eat a
dish mdae of the flesh OF dead relatives
and also exploding cartridges in bodies
OF natives.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02

ONAWA, Ia. Sept. l.-(speciaL) flames
J. Elliott. postmaster OF Onawa, has re-
ceived- ofieial notice that commencing Sep
tember additional railway postal service
will he established on, the Minneapolis and
Council Bluns railway postohice daily eX-
eept Sunday on trains Nos. and 7S from
Sioux City to Omaha southbound and
norththbound on trains Nos. "A, and 10
from Omaha 10 worthington, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
INTERNAL REVENUE LARGER
Receipts Make Henvy Gain Owing to
Big Purchase of Spirits at
Reduced Price,

The receipts for internal revenue for the
month of August. 1905. in this district, are
1862, 1856. as against 1851, ,327. 81 of August,
1904 making an increase over last years
collections for the corresponding period Of
$4l, ,366.05. The increase Is owing to the
unusual purchase of spirits early in the
month just prior TO the rise in the price of
spirits of l cent per gallon.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
70O

ro+,I SIS, 900
All OF these payments were made at the
express direction of the officers OF the WIS
consin Rendering company and in accord
ance with the agreement under which the
money was left with me. had neither
part nor interest In nor knowledge or any
efforts made by any one to secure the gar
bage contract referred to in the indiCtment
against me or to secure the work 70 pc
done at the rendering companys plant or
al ony other place. / acted merely as de-
pository to accommodate the parties inter
ested, received no compensation and Knew
nothing about the items going 20 make up
the amounts paid to Mr.. Crilley or any
other person. There was never a sugges-
tion that this money or any part OF Y was
10 he used for any corrupt or unla Hinl pur-
nose or to replace money which had been so
used. CHARLES r II 10 EN-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02

for the lack OF work. The extra force con-
sisted Of sixty men, and thirty women, who
were engaged in assisting in the coinage Of
Filipino silver, which increased the work
Cf the mint during the last two years
while the ordinafy coinage was also far I'm
excess of the regular amount. The total
coinage of the mint for August was $40 600
and in addition 100000 Filipino pesos were
rninn
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
stnbbinE ARRAY at blue springs

BLUE SPRINGS. Neb., Sept. 1--(Special
Telegram )-1saac Casebeer was severely
stabbed here tonight by Charles F. Ash.
The two became involved in an alteration
over a hotel bill and Ash slashed Casebeer
several times. though it is not thought the
wounds are dangerous. Ash was taken to
Beatrice, where he was placed in Jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair in Nebraska Today, Cooler in
south POrtIon-FaIr Tomorrow,
Warmer In North Portion.

WASHINGTON, Sept. i.-Forecast Of the
weather for Saturday and Sunday:
For Nebraska-Fair Saturday, cooler in
south portion; Sunday fair, warm in north
portion. ..a.' ',.
For iowa-Rain Saturday, cooler in CEN
tral and south portions; Sunday fair
For South Dakota-Fair Saturday and
Sunday: warmer Sunday.
For Missouri-showers and cooler Sat.
urday; Sunday fair.
For Wyoming. Utah and Montana-Fail
Saturday and Sunday
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
HIGHLANDER CASE is ARGUED
Munger, who May Render
DecfafOn Monday

The arguments in the case of DR.. w. F.
Gooden against tho Royal Highlanders were
heard before Judge Munger in the United
States circuit court Friday and a decision
in the case may not be handed down before
Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02

KANSAS CITY. Sept. IF. G. Fletcher
fishing house recruiting nonunion COM
positors to take the place Of the strikers.
been sent to Chicago from here, It is said
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
FIRE RECORD.

Docks and Lumber Yards at Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. with a gale
blowing at the rate Of thirty miles an
hour from the east fire today started about
noon. destroyed the dock of the Oregon
Railway and Navigation company and
the Pacific Coast Elevator companys
warehouse in Lower Albina, entailIng a
loss OF s25O,0OO The wind carried the flames
across the Willamette river and dry kIlns
OF the Eastern and Western Lumber COM
pany on the west side were also burned
Previously a fire at St. Johns, a suburb
OF this city, one and a half miles down the
river below the destroyed docks, had de-
stroyed the plant OF the ST, Johns Lumber
company. the Oregon Fir companys mill
and the wood yards of the Peninsula Wood
company
A hundred freight cars on the Oregon
Railway and Navigation tracks In Lower
Albina caught hre and twenty-five Of them
we're completely destroyed, with their loads
Of wheat lumber and miscellaneous freight.
Residence at Tecumseh.
TECUMsEH, Neb Sept. 1.-(special Tel
| egram. Fire Of unknown origin destroyed
the residenee'of Mrs. Sarah Holland In East
| Tecumseh early this morning together with
| the contents. The hre department re-
] sponded 70 the call, but owing to the
| property being located outside OF the fre
| district they were unable TO save the
building. Mrs. Holland is a widow living
alone and was not at home at the time
/ OF the fire. She was at the house for a
/ short time last evening and It is supposed
| that she lighted a match and threw II in
| some combustible substance where 1t lay
! for several hours before starting a flame.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
AmerIcnns 10 BuIId palace.

PANAMA, Sept. 1.-The bids for the con-
struction of a government palace closed
yesterday. American capitalists made the
lowest bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
Summer Colds Are Tenacious.

SUMMER OOIuS Are IenhClOuS.
Summer catarrh and summer cold are
phrases frequently heard in these days.
Catarrh is not confined to the winter
months. 1t is quite as prevalent in sum-
mer.
Catarrh is a failure on the part of
the human organism to adjust itself to
its environment .-..
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
Reports from stations AT p. n
Station and State
AuRnat Wenther.

No records were made by the month just
closed, but II wouldn't take q great deal
OF argument to convince anyone who lived
through 1t that the limit was very nearly
reached. The mean temperature for the
but twice in thirty-five years, in 1881, when
the mean was so, and in 1900, when II was
10 The mean for the month for thirty
I'VE years Is "a. Almost the normal pre-
cipitation is recorded for the month 303
INCHES, the normal for thirty-ive years
ties on eight days and on five other days
there was "A perceptble trace OF precipita-
tion. The prevailing direction of the wind
was from the southeast, with total move-
ment for the month of 4737 miles. The
maximum velocity attained by the wind
was thirty miles an hour on the lTth.
Fourteen days wercr clear, four with 100
per cent OF sunshine and eight with 90 or
better, seven days We're partly cloudy and
ten were cloudy,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
EenrfuI CnrnnEe

occurs every day from cuts, injuries, etc.
Stop bleeding and heal the wounds with
Bucklen's Arnica salve. 5 cents. For sale
by Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
MissIssippi NeEro Lynched

ROSETTA, Miss, Sept. l.-Word has
has been lynched by mob near the Leak
plantation. The negro was charged with
girl. 4r.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02

gratulations to President Roosevelt on the
conclusion of peace between Russia and
Japan, telegraphed to Emperor Nicholas
and TO the emperor Of Japan. To the Rus
sian emperor he wired:
l learn with keen satisfaction the con-
Clusion Of peace negotiations which main
tain Intact the honor and prestige of your
empire. Permit me to felcitate you with
all my heart upon this happy issue
To the emperor of Japan Emperor Francis
Joseph sent the following dispatch:
/ beg your majesty to accept my most
sincere felicitatons upon the occasion of
the conclusion Of peace conditions, which
constitute fine example Of moderation
which does honor to Japan.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
Jap Rehounces Allegiance.

CLEVELAND. Sept, 1-Disappointed be-
cause the Japanese government renounced
all indemnity in the peace settlement and
did not insist on greater territorial ac-
qulsltions from Russia, sinosuke Kitani.
Clevelands leading japanese merchant,
has renounced his allegiance to the mikado
by taking out his first naturalization pa
pers. Similar action on the part Of his
templated.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
Residences at Tecumseh.
,Frtsco Mint Reduce. Force.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. The extra
force employed IN the San Francisco mint
| for the Iast two years has been dismissed
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
second Ward Republicans.

The Second Ward Republican club gave
the floor entirely to the candidates last
night. Addresses were made by D. NJ. Hav-
erly, candidate for the nomination for
county clerk; Charles Leslie and Charles
Haller. who seek the Office of county Judge
A e. Clarendon, candidate for county
superintendent; w. b. Ten Eyck, who
wishes to be police Judge; w. w. Eastman,
8. F. Moore and William Altstadt, seeking
nomination for justices of the peace and
E. II. Davie, candidate for the school board
Next weeks meeting will be held Friday
night at Kesslers hall, Thirteenth and
Dominion streets, and the meeting follow
ing that will be held September l5 at Metz
hall, Twenty sixth and Walnut streets,
Shelley.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Sept. 1.--Ofhcial record OF TEN.
? 'rature and precipitation compared with
NaarEs - ~ - - -1oh lanL 1Ana 1ano
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
Ninth ward Republicans

The Ninth Ward Republican club held a
meeting Friday night with big attend
ance present. Vice President ]. f. Van
Glider presided and after disposing of the
routine business a number OF candidates for
nomination presented their claims for the
suffrages Of their fellow republicans in
brief and telling addresses. The principal
speaker Of the evening was Judge Charles
T. Dickinson, candidate for county judge.
His address was largely along party lines
and the achievements of the republican
party. other speakers were s. F. Moore,
c. M. Bachman and George c. Cockrell,
candidates for justice of the peace; W. NJ.
Mckay and w. W. Mace, candidates for
coroner; A. ]. Donahue and Fred Hoyc,
candidates for sheriff and w. 3. Ten Isyck,
candidate for police Judge
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02

Temperatures and precipitation depar-
lures from the normal at Omaha since
March and comparison with the last two
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02

L. A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02

The blood deserts the surface OF the
body and the mucous membranes are
puffed with an influx of blood which causes
the serum Of the blood to exude on the
surface of the membrane, giving rise to
| catarrhal discharges
Summer catarrh is in nature exactly the
same disease as winter catarrh.
The same remedy, therefore, is indi-
Gated.
PeFuna cures catnrrh, winter and
sumner, wherever 1T is located in
the human system.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETINGS
Three Held Las. Night at Which the
Candidates Make Talks
DAVE MERCER ADDRESSES SIXTH WARD
Former Congressman Makes Lengthy
speech on Record of the Party,
with some Reference TO
Local situation.

Mr.. David II. Mercer, a tri1e fatter than
he used to be, but lacking none of the
ancient humor. did a little sketch for the
pleasure Of the Sixth Ward Republican
club in Idlewild hall last night. The sketch
consisted mostly Of dancing upon the dis
sembled bones of the democratic party,
analyzing the chronological, commercial and
political history Of the United States from
the time the Pilgrims landed and saying
nice things about President Roosevelt and
the republican party. About all that Mr..
Mercer uttered which could be construed as
having any reflection upon local conditions
was about like this:
The scene in this hall tonight has looked
good to me. / notice the spirit of harmony
that seems to permeate every candidate,
and like It, They have said that II de-
feated for nomination they will support the
successful man. That is proper. That is
right Life is too short to get bitter. Let
the defeated stand defeat like a man and
the people viii take care of him next time
can sympathize with the candidates
who have addressed you The road of the
rocky, rocky road. Troubles beset him
every hour OF the day and night. Many a
lamp, but even though he had the brighta St
electric rays close at hand they would no.
be bright enough to show him some villain
lurking to tell lie about him.
One Of the speakers has warned John Nc
Donald that some people think he is the
Mcdonald who held the odious garb1 Cn
contract That reminds me OF the tin'e
when i ran and was beautifully defeated
for county judge. A storv was put out
that l, while ting as surgeon Ter the
Burlington road had anputated mans
arm and did IL so badly thai he was ruined
for life. The fellow was actually paraGrd
around as an exhibit. especially IN the
Third ward. Mr.. Mcdonald will do we'll to
set the public mind straight on the garbage
contract matter.
Idewild hall held a good-slzed crowd
mostly politicians and the roster of candi-
dates, who were there to speak and SHOW
themselves was so large that it was we'll
towards 10 o'clock when "Our Dave" got
on his feet before his audience. Once
started he talked an hour. The candidates
who solicited support at the primaries were
Fred Hoye and John Mcdonald for sheriff
c. T. Dickinson and Charles Leslie for
county judge, w b. TenByck and Bryce
Crawford for police judge, w. G. Ure and
H. E. Ostrom for county commissioner
d. NJ. Haverly for county clerk, H. c.
Kubat. A. S. Anderson and Charles Field
for Justice Of the peace; w. NJ. Mckay for
coroner and e, d. Simpson for constable.
Ninth Ward RenubItcoua
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-02
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31

County Auditor Biokuell aud his
assistant tMabelons) are busy today
drawing County variants, the forms
OF which have been just approved,
with some slight changes, by Terri
torial Auditor Fisher. These war
rants will be payable on Thursday
next, after being approved by the
Board OF Supervisors tomorrow.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31
First County Pro rata Received.


County TTssRurer Trent this
,motnidR received the frat Tetritori-
oil warrant for the Comfy OF Oahu'c
prorSta OF the tax receipts from
Tetri,0ual Auditor Fisher. Teis
No l, written OUT. triRned and dated
os Of today by Deputy auditor
Meyers, and is also made payable
today 6t the TeHiAertsl Trtssu
for the sum Of 1915 80, To discount
tbis warrant at the rate of one per
cent would amount to 1916 30, but
1t would cost the County only one
third OF that, which IL Sl05.l0. 1t
ia quite, a little item to cave to the
County'S employers, who 10 turn
will Teceivs their pay in full Gosh: at,
psr Tithout disconntinR. , ,.4
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31

tue III "A Va nduOen ONT 10 the Elkb
10 the next two innings In the Bird
the H A Cs made hav piling 10 four
men across the plate, on error by
Moore, getting Hampton ratified
and Joy hitting, with bases full, to
right sendiog three willing runners
home and getting in later on ALI
Williams bit TO right, H A .Cbtock
was way up. 9.1 sl.ra-
10 the next innings (4th) the Elhs
added two runs to their score and
their stock advanced the game being
tied, until the u A Cs went 10 10
their half aud strengthened their
score by two more runs; and then
there was shouting; the II A Ca
leading. In the 9Th both aides we're
easy on the bell, only the score
board being useful to iudicat. The,
cipher. In the 6 h the Elbs went
10 aud White wos hit by pitcher
took lat, aud stole second, Kls hit
to third md got ssf, ON Eu,us's
error White on Ord; Kis took 2ld. F..
RiURls.d bit low to left sent White
home aud got TO 2od; AL moore Bit
TO right for two bases sending Kia
and RipRlapd hom", later coming
bono himaelf 90 Cunhss error on
Hampton's hit. EVep bit . hy to
Btuus at right but Bruns let 20. JOY
went 10 the box oow, jim Willisms
took 2nd Cunha ysnoosed. thu in
nings wsot on aud right here tha
Elh stopped scoring both Tor the
Inning aud the rest Of the game, al
though this is Soticipsty, "lsl us 70.
turn TO our muttons."
The iuuing ended, after the II A
o. had picked up an additional
three, even Stephen" 8 all. and The
band gallery aud blesohers we're
wild. The enthusiasm would bavs
sent Berger of on a new has came"
but The Baod was not necessary for
noise. The 7th, 9Th aud 9th saw
the Elks 90 in aud 10 out, although
10 the sth with Moore, Hampton
and Cogswell on bases with only one
mnn out, IL looked as IL something
would be- doing, but Moore went
out at the plate, aud VspatIA went
out Ay TO Louie.
To etill stronger oinch their op.
ponenle the II A Cs added two ruos
Ia the 7th aud Louis. amid yocifer.
Ous racket, pulled out home fuD in |
the SIh; the game ending 10 favor OF |
the IL A &c by score OF IL. to o To-
th~ Elks. aud 10 one OF tho most
stubbornly contested aud probably
the most exciting game played at
the League grounds this season or
thst will be so regarded until these
two able teams meet again.
In tia R1mes, the Males made q
errors aud their pitcheI'g struck out
7 men; the Kams 8 errors. Reuter-
struck out 10 mem Elks 8 errors,
Hampton hit out men aud the II
A Cs made 10 errors, Joy snd Will
liams striking out 1886 men.
Score by Innings.
1924 $3.50 10,
Kams 1000 320l0 Bill
Males 000l 400 0-s
Elhs 100000 -
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31

Employees aud lahorers OF the
County are not bsiug paid today.
Men are lounRing around at certain
places expecting to be paid of. but
are put off to- later day 10 the
week somN grgW3liHg 10 heard,
bat there need not be,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31

The Kruger Vida assault casa pas
Rone over from today to next Thurs
daY, on account Of he indispostion
Of Judge Humphreys, attorney for
defendant, who is suffering with an
abscsss in his gums.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31

A Shortage Charged.

81
A Circuit Court scaudsl ia todsy's
sensation 10 which Clerk 2 d Kel.
lett Jr is implicated. Clerk NJ T
Simoo,on, % matter, recently ap
pointed by Judge Robinson TO go
ovei KclIet's scooun,s sstrustee Of
the Manuel Bsrete estate fled q res
port this morning, Certain irIeR
uls'ities. arc charged. against the
trustee q. we'll a. oeSIain shoItsges,
which thu master sT4commeuds THAT
he repay. II is. also, claimed that
Krlletts bond Of $500, which was
on fle, has disappeared.
Kellett was not to work thjs morn
ing He has been under the weather
aud wS' down this morning only to
see the doctor
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31

YaerRay the Emily F Whitney
and Gerard G Tobey arrived from
San Frauei'co. They brought gen.
ersl merchandise and will load
sugar here.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31

The Office OF HE INDEPENDENT 10
10 the brick building next TO the
Hawaiian hotel grounds on Bere,
tania street, Waikiki Of Alakea.
First floor
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31
BASEBALL GAMES.

Tbs nth games OF the second az.
Ties OF baseball contests for the
championship we're played on the
Lesgup ground last Saturday ailer.
noon between teams OF the Ksmehs-
meha aud tbs Moile aud Of the Ellis
aud Honolulu. clubs. There was, or
rather had been, during the entire
Il last season q feeling that the
ssmes between the Elhs and Homo.
lulus would be played to the best
Of the ability OF either clubs plsyers
and ssisong feeling OF rivalry wss
known to exist between those two
clubs. The feeling" has become
an sssured fact aud, ss lar az base
ball contests ore concerned the Elks
and the Honolulu players, although
they play IA ihs sam" yard, do not
foreHatber aoy furl her in ball play
aud gaines are played "for blood" at
each OF their nests The Males
sud the Hams Or. not 10 the sam.
clsss. the bettst paying .of the
Ksms. 10 practice. being plainly 90.
parent but In tho so'us, contest thu
Ksms slwsys manage 20 pile up er
rors which, were 1t not Tor Their
pitchers ability tn hold down hat.
tiers. would always place ihem 10 a
trailing position.
The Males lack a pitcher ADD a
good right 6eld otherwise they are
fitted with material, but lack team
work. And 40 II showed TO the
crowd that attended last Saturday,
games, the EIks. Honolulu GENE was
for blood, and the Ksms had the
Males outpilched from the start.
MALES VS. KAMs.
Umpire Bowers was on deck
promptly aud Scorer Andrews beiug
absent. reporter Allen Of the Bul.
setin filed the bill and at 2:l0 the
bali game came on. The Kams at
the bat. In their fret act the Kams
scored two runs, aud then gathered
goose.eggs until the 9th when / hey
added three more tsllIes Ia the 9th,
two more runs were scored up aud
in the 9Th, one more, makinR their
SCORE here 3 runs, only two OF
(which were earned. The Males 10
abe meantime had up to tho 9th, 10.
ssusivs, galnsd only goose.eRRs, and,
AZ THE end OF the larger half OF play
it looked like a cipher record, ln
ths 9th the Males found . run.
Wright beiog the l0cky hsole that
out the hoodoo. Ia the 7th, two
more runs came to them aud in tho
9Th when all vas lost, save the
shouting. the unexpected happeued
aud they put 6 tallies more TO their
SCORE, tying the game and giving
shs fans . chance to do some shout
ing: and they did shout.
The 10Th innings saw the clubs
with eight tslliss ssch the Ksps to
baton errors they added three runs
and won the game, the Males falling
down to their zaro record again in
tbeis tnTn. The game closed IL for
the Ka~s TO 8 for tho MAile', after
ESQ hours Sisy Spd ooly 2 earned
runs each.
ILKs vs. N Aos
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31

Secretary TAit spd Sweet Alice
we're 10 Kobe yesterday aud were
Riv4n q great time.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31
sLKs VS. n A cs.

y TbiS was the game that bad the
baseball public sgoR, 80 eyinced by
the increase 10 the crowd in the
grand staud aud on the blesehers.
Although tina baud did not charm
by lie absence, yet the music Of the
sphere oiled the void more than
usual. The game was called at
AIS tho Elks going Co bat and
Moore the frat man up vent 10 and
wspt out on Willisms bandisork
end sight hers tho sympathy ri the
crowd Was shown In tho hal hsl
given.
But. Hampton came up aud got
6Dt on error OF Gleason, stole
second, skipped to third on bin out
OF Evsrs. aud orosssd tho plate on
Cogswell's hit over short. Cogswsll
got home on bad throw aud the
bell punctured the air for two runs.
aud the contest was on, For the Fl
a. Ca Ensue bit over 2od got lat and
stole 2nd. ipjuriuR himself little
10 the slide. jim Williams hit
foul towards the bleaehers that AL
Moore sprinted for and held Eusue
stole 3rd. Aylett was fooled by
Happton to hit the air, Joy got hit
saud took lst but All Willisms sent
q ay TO Eyels and the side went to
Geld with a sigh for O. This count
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1905-07-31

The Ke Au aou will sail at o.
clock this afternoon for Kauai ports