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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Grangevllle.

Belle Haven and Painter pasepai
teams crossed bats at Painter on 'ne
5th inst. resulting i'll favor OF the ViSi'-
ing teams.
Mrs. Benz. Howell and daughter
Miss Nellie, of Portsmouth, are now
visiting friends and relatives OF thlS
neighborhood.
Mrs F. IT. Stockley and daughter
Miss Marie Bird, have returned nome
from a two weeks visit to Portsmouth,
Virginia Beach and other points Vi
interest around Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. G. ThOs. Stockley en-
tertained quite anumber of their young
friends at Villa Nova on Tuesday even
ing Aug. sth, in honor OF Miss fairy
Mapp and Mr.. Brooks Mapp.
Farmers of this section are again
lbappv, and seem to have forgotVeil
the recentlow prices of round potatoes
in rushing their sweets-it is wen "
target, perhaps, to forgive some
times.
DIR. Mapp, wife and daughter MIS-
Ada Hyslup, recently home from fin'
, Beach, report the place and the ho'ei
t in all its management, all that coui'
be desired to constitute deiigh'iu
summer or winter resort.
IS Keller Circuit (Garrisons and ga
Grove Churches) will hold an VI
fashion ten days bush meeting on I'll
= burlington Camp Ground, beglnnih
> next Sunday morning, 18th. Prom
nent ministers expected.
Inst now, during these hot days an
: nights, Cedar Island and acn'
D nroogne Hotel is our mecca for Joll,
IS GOOD time. The management, una
to the courteous and obliging Messr
" Rurton and Goffigon is most saVisia
tory and gratifying to us all IL
~ indeed A seaside resort of when a
he comac can Justly feel proud.
y The Eastern Shore Agricultural FL
Grounds. near Keller, are now Tee
Tia ling with animated horse-life IN
40 daily routine of training OF the ma
lor COLTS. PAGERS and trotters, stabbed
said grounds, and being trained by
nainstaking and efficient Messrs. h
Ort lam brothers. From present indi'
ln- tions and reports from owners
nm horses now at Tasley Fair, our 2
annual exhibition will be our BEST
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OnaucOck.

Mrs F. B. Leatherbury is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Sallie Horsey'a' YAK
Hall, Va.
Mr. w. H. Hall, of Marion, Nd
snent this week at the home OF MI
E. E. Miles.
Miss Lucy Thomas, of Northampton
is the guest of Miss Ada Warren OIL
Poplar Avenue
Postmaster w. H. Parker attended
the republican convention IN SESSION
in Roanoke this week.
Miss Mildred Brent and Mr.. f. +.
Rrent. Jr., are visiting the family Oh
Mr.. T. w. Taylor on East Nam oV'
Misses Sarah Parker and Lila Sny-
der of Baltimore, are the guests OF
Mrs q. L. Parker on East Nam 81
Miss Sallie Hammer, of late unt
guest of Superintendent g. IT, JoyneS
ieft for her home in Lynchburg, Mon
day.
Mr. Stewart K. Powell and Mr
Warner Ames attended the Virgins
state Bar Association, which met a
Old Point this week.
Dr and Mrs. Belt and three chic
3 i rod who have been visiting the lam
8 w Of Mrs. w. H. Parker, left 1C
Washington, Saturday
+ Mrs S. U. Hopkins and son, Power
o. who have been visiting Kerr Plac
e the home of DR.. o. L. Poweh, +
y turred 70 their home in New 1or
Saturday.
es Mrs r. K. Powell entertained a fe
of friends Thursday evening in honor
E. Miss Hammer, of Lynchburg. II
ur oressive euchre was played d
all present spent most enJoya'
b. evening.
he Miss Lila Snyder, who sings
st, Grace P. E. Church choir, of Ba
iss more. sang both at the morning
evening services at Holy Trln
at Church, Sunday. The people
Ext Onancock seldom have so grea
n. treat as Miss Snyder is considered
on have the best voice ever heard on
3 Shore.
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Poulson.

The fair at Shiloh on the 4th inSV'
was, it is reported, quite a success
Miss Clara Revelle, of Baltimore Is
visiting her brother, Mr.. M. J. Poulsoh'
Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Riddick anu
dorobter of Norfolk, are the gueSO'
&c Mr. and Mrs. T. r. Chase.
Montague for United States sen ma
.on ord Swanson for Governor sui
orr people. They don'tseem to kn0"
any other candidate
Mr.. B. Howard Revelle' OF new new
Work who has been Of late the gueS'
of his uncle, Mr.. M. J. PoulSoh' r'
turned home on Monday
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Parksley.

Messrs. Stanley ]. and werner IL
louis were here a few days ago
Mrs. w. jeff Adams and children
Of baltimore, are at the home OF MI
w. H. Rev.
Messrs. J. Calhoun and Columbus
NJ, Johnson are stopping with reia-
tives in town.
Miss Stella Scott leaves SATURDAY
for a visit of several weeks TO rela
tives in Middlesex county
Mrs. Powell and daughter spenU
few DAYS the early part of the weel
with her son, Mr.. W. U. Powell.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Causey' OF zap
Charles, are spending the week VIII
his parents and other relatives mere
Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Moat, al
con Donald, of Slingerlands, A'pan
! county, N. Y, are visiting MIR, ,,, al
, Mrs. George w. Maxon at the ln mr.
! pines Mrs. Moat is sister OF MI
e MaXOn.
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Pungoteague.
Potatoes fine in this section

Potatoes fine in this sectloh'
Politics waxing warmer and warmer
here.
Our sidewalks need the scytne anu
the road mans attention.
Miss Bassett, of Florida is speno,ie
the summer at Melrose' home OF d.
A. r. L. Russian.
Mr.. John T. Aud has returned nome
! from the Maryland Hospital "nele
he has been for several weeks ioi
treatment. He is much improved
Miss Margaret Pfeiffer, OF Baitlmo ore
ond Miss Conway Waddell' OF omi'h
field are visiting Miss Jennie Aihe'
and Misses Lucy and Alice Wizega
and Miss Loretta Michael, OF hicn
mond. are visiting their aunt "iS
| S. It. Taylor.
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Deaths

Mrs Elizabeth LeCato, wife OF MI
1ohn NJ. LeCato, died Sunday AFTER a
lingering illness at her home near
rraddockville, aged about 30 years
Funeral services were held over her
remains at -Craddockville' NJ -.
church, South, on Monday oy hei
nastor. Rev. R. o. Payne; m'erinen'
in burying ground opposite the cnulon,
Che Is survived by her husband 'wo
sons James E. and Will F. LeOaeo
and daughter, Mrs. Edward pun, :, .
or The deceased was a most estlmaole
christian lady and will be sadly miss
cd by large circle of relatives an'
friends.
Hundley Parker, worthy and and IN q,
dustrious young man, ageo aDouO =
years. died last week of typhoio ie'0
~ his home on Onancock creek
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OnIey.

Mr. A. II. James returned from
business trip to Pittsburg this week.
Mrs. DR.. Angle left last week for a
visit to her parents at Nee hlenours'
Va.
Miss Josie Hargis, of Newport News
was the guest of Miss Cordie savage
this week.
Mrs. Edward Carmine was caiieu W
Exmore last week to the burial Oh nei
younger brother
Mr. B. It. Parks has had to engage
larger force of coopers in order W
All his orders for barrels.
Mr.. Joe Bull is often with uS nov
hooking after the buildings in course
Of erection here by him.
Mr. ~. Chester Savage has acceptee
nos;tion of assistant yard master am
car number register with N. Y, r. O
n. r. r.
THE public schoolhouse at this place
has been moved and changed INTO
dwelling, leaving us without schoo
building.
Prof Hubbard, who taught puoil
. school at Onley last session. arrive
e this week to accept position oil cier
|, with White & Core.
ii A Japanese tea and musicale w, W.
he held on the lawn OF MrS' Aioy
Savage Monday evening, August l1o
k Musicale will begin at p H. ~
ID freshments served from b to IL p
lie Admission, adults 10 cents, children
. cents.
Among the recent visitors to frien
in town we're Mr. Littleton Boggs d
10 Mrs. Mary Richardson, of Bal'lmol
a Mrs Gussie Blackboard, OF Nassau
y, dox MIR. John o. Byrd and daugnV
er Of Bloxom, Mr.. w. G. Cullen
RS. Pocomoke city, Mr.. E. A. beio.e'
'c- Mappsburg, and Miss Mary PARKS
10 Metompkin.
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Notice To Delegates.

The Accomac Baptist Association
,,,;n meet with Mappsville Church
%noust 18th. Delegates will be met
~ So1lwood Station on northbound
trains first and second days 0, vne
Association. The committee ue0l =
all delegates, who can do So 10 COME
by private conveyance -, oo.
The PASTORS Conference will mee'
at Mappsville Church on Tuesday
August 18th at 8 p. m Pastors 41"Sn mnl
he met on the noon train at Hallwoo'
Station. 14o+b
Horse pound will be attached TO In
livery stables at W. F. GilieSpie o"'
ing the association.
e Richard Edwards
Modestown, Va, Aug. 3rd, 1900
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r1eetlng of Red Men.

All members of Iroquis Tribe, NO. o.
Improved Order of Red Men, Haroor.
ton. Va, are requested to be present
at their hall August 18TH, 8 p. M "A
free lecture will be delivered and re-
fresbments will be served to all mem
bers free.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12

From this date we will sell our en-
tire line of clothing at clearing ouO
nrice. We have a good line and you
will he able to buy them cheap. we
also have line OF nice shirts to close
cbeap. In fact, we will close our
General line at very low prices. Dress
Goods we will sell at special low prices.
oh. johnson & Son.
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Appointments of Teachers.

Amendments will be made by the
different School Boards as follows;
Islands, Monday, August l4th.
Atlantic, Tuesday, August 18th.
Metompkin, Wednesday, August looh
Tangier, Thursday, August l7th'
Lee, Tuesday, August 22d.
Pungoteague, Wednesday, August
18th.
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Peninsula Fair.

The Peninsula Fair opened Tuesday
but inclement weather prevented the
races, and the fair will be continued
another day, and will not close, there
fore, until to-day, Saturday Angus.
10Th. The fair, in attendance ana
other respects is success. The mee'-
ing to-day, Saturday, will have many
attractive features and should draw a
large crowd.
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picnic at Smiths Chapel.

There will be a picnic at Smith $
Chapel at the head of Upshur'S t NeGn'
On Wednesday, August 2ard, begin
ming at / 80 p. m Boats VIII DC az a.
the dock nearby and those VINO WISH
can 90 sailing. All are cordially III
vited to b e present
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Picnic on the Beach.

The Onancock Baptist Sunday
School will give an excursion to Me-
tompkin Beach on Tuesday, August
15tb Leave Folly Wharf at Up. M
refreshments on board. Passage on
hoatfree to Sunday School. All others
twenty-five cents for round trip. Capt ,t
Lang saws there will be room for all
The large barge is co mfortaoie AM
''''O Committee.
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Grand Rally at Leemont.

Sunday, August 27. Dedication OF
the Methodist Protestant Church
Preaching 1O:45 a. m. and 7:3o p III.
Revs Geo. F. Earring and Avery
Donovan, ex-pastors, have promised
to be present and to preach Ihey
ond Rev w. B. Judefnd, of Parksley'
Va will make addresses in the after
noon Come and worship with US OF
on that day.
A. w. Mather, pastor
Leemont, Va, Aug. A, 1907
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IJqhtl Moonlight.

The Methodist Church, of Drum
,,,ondtown. will give a moonlight ex-
cursion to the beach Monday, Angus
18th. full moon.) They will leave ,a,'
Eollv wharf at o'clock p. m. Inc
gallant Capt. Lang will be IN chare0
i'ei' o'-'' Committee.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12

While at the Pocomcke Fair next
woek don't fail to call and see tne
special suits we are offering az s' .nd
were So, 81, s., 50, $1,000, all sizes and
a good assortment of colors DARK anu
light. III. Merrill.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12

Write to us for estimates on DOORS
sash. blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material hardware
naints. &C. Stock large, prices low
Mr., R. D. L. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day OF every s
County Court, to receive orders 'O'
the firm. rAo.Co
Cape Charles Ice & Lumber Co.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12

BIO reductions on all clothing during
fair week, this is your chance to Sc
cure a bargain. Our stock is in larry
good shape and we still nave 'o"A'
very good things. III Merrill.
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District School Board Meeting

Atlantic District School Board VIII
meet at Temperanceville August TO-
1908. at 8 O'Clock a. m. for the pur.
nose of electing teachers for SAID oiS'
trict. -, ,ooos
nrosent certificates to some member
of Board prior to or on daVe aoo''
r.. Covington,
Clerk.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE. am open to engagements
to take parties to the beach or any
Watering place from any point on a
,';oe oasolene and comfortable launch
at a Reasonable price. For particulars
see or write to
Wattsville, Va.
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Florida shingles-We have just re,
ceived two cars of shingles, assorted
Si1es Call and look at them II you
need any.
IS. Hopkins & Co.,
Tasley, Va.
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NoT1cE-My book accounts OF lsU ;,a
and previous to that date un M snr m,h
be placed in an officers hands ior COZ
lection LEI September 18th. All v who y pre- et
fer To settle with me must do SO al
nv office, either by cash or note pc e,
fore that date. Owing to change III
nv business my old accounts must DC
SeUVio'' A. w. Short,
BlOXOm.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12

Ask for Bunk Trower, with New
York Clothing House, 1O2 & 1O4 Bar
timore st., BALTIC. Md, the largest
retail clothing house in Baltimore
Tailor made suits to order
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We received to-day a full line Oh
flannel pants to supply your wants N ~
+hot line next week, as nothing IL
,nore suitable for your outing trip
$500 to $3.50 III Merrill.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12

NorIcE-A red COW, right ear
nremises near Keller, for last ten
months. owner will please call Tor
her. prove property, pay charges anu
take away. n uo.ro
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PUBLIC AUcToN-At Keller satur-
dav. August 10, 1905, of general mer-
chandise, hats, caps, SHOES, noCrTnS'
neckwear, drugs, hardware, groceries n1
store lamps and other things Ioe
numerous to mention. Sale to com ON
mence at 2 O'Clock p. m. Come one
come all. ~ rrower
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12

NOTICE. will have horse pound
ond confectionery tent at the en-
trance gate to Keller Fair GROUNDS
This year Call on me. ] will be glao
70 ,' serve YOU and at reasonable pric9esi
" '0' W G. Waddy Bell.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12

For sALE-At private contract the a
stock of goods of the late Th 9aatS u D.
Hope in the storehouse at modeS vesrs
Occur by him for several sewers oSyd sar nn
viii viii be sold at fair price ana co.. on
W., Nm ~ terms. Storehouse also Tor
r rent For particulars apply TO
reiiV' B. T. Hope,
Modestown, Va.
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NorrcE-The 18th annual fair OF OF
Onawa Social Union, near falhUels
Station. Va will commence August
15th and continue days. 80.
oouOno' Eastville, Va.
Alexander Booker, secretary;
A Belle Haven, Va.
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Iosr--somewhere on county road
within two hundred yards OF ON, Onlt = .
ladies gold watch with the lnit aiao
IN c. B.n engraved on case, also t
fastened with black silk fob on Wn men
was pinned Masonic pin. Suitable
reward if returned to,
io"" c. r. Waters,
Onley, Va.
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EoR sALE-Two fine cows with re, Re,
~ a calves, fresh to pail; one ai; :,
n mar nlanter which plants corn IN
checks two rows at once, fereiiizer o or
ttachments-two horses and one d liedn
J GHo the work of six horses and elgn u.
teen men the old way. Have oc and
1 Ieb saving machinery. Come anu
look o'ei " Jos. S. Bunting,
Bloomtown, va.
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DON'T fail to come to Pocomoke Fa'r' roS'"'O"e
city, Md.
August is, 10, II, and lS' l@U0'
Dr. o.ovds attractive exhibits fine racing conve nen'
trains, excursion rates.
Secretary
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12

NOTICE. have for rent for year
,ooe a two horse farm near Cashviiie'
mart of the Thos. w. Finney farm.
paw "a ' Spencer F. Rogers.
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Nor1cE-All persons indebted it to o e:
r. parks & Co. for store accounts AZ, s o..
r ronpts not paid by Oct, 1st: Will n,,s 60
co4 the hands of an officer for coliect
IN tio Tn with interest added. If am n aa~
t q, n,s m,e TO receive the same, can pay y
IN pia aims "a F Onley at the hardware
S MI, s Of nv successors (Parksley Mig g
sly So and he will receipt for your az
counts Respectfully,
| u IT Parks.
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straw hats 1-S off during Fair week
Si''0 III. Merrill.
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Big line shoes to be sold next "eeA
and on for low prices.
D. H. Johnson & Son.
Parksley, Va.
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pop RENT-Two horse farm, gooa
Irish and sweet potato lan odo aaouId
ance Of pine skaters and woods smd m @uIes
for tenant. prnt;nq
Bloomtown, Va.
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To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERN ',dan
nersons are hereby forewarneo' u fnoT,
penalty penalty of legal prosecution, from n
pp1 vnta erinp or in anywise depredating
IA aat sn belonging to or connected with
the Floyd farm, in Custis Neck; ooh
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-08-12

pop RENT-For 1906 the Green Hill
y" near New Church. Apply 10
tarm' he"A Mrs. Nettie Jones,
Bloxom, Va.
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August IL, 1905.

Nor1cE-All persons having claim
.n mT the estate of l. W. Bagwe
aaeeS cesss are hereby requested to
present the same at once 70 Pun tne , unao IN
Stoned. A new bateau 1t feet iohs ~ ~
Srestlclass repair, built by the g. iaoS
CAPT. John Richardson, is also onereo
'oi Mrs. I. w. Bagwell, executrix'
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Eop sA1E-Three White Tip colts,
two Of them weighing 900 lbs eacn, !; z
Years YEA old last April; 2 mares es,t VIII =
White Tip colts, both mare coits'
weeks oio' G. R. Bunting,
Atlantic, Va.
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Modestown, Va, Aug. 3rd' ISoO'
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Quite a number of our people SV
tended the Peninsula Fair and were
well pleased.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-10
JAMES F. MORGAN, AUCTIONEER.

befallen Schlemmer and are agigating
the ACCESSIBILITY Of sor.le searching par
ty being sent in quest of him. He is
feared to have fallen on some of the
reefs lying between here and Midway
on else stress Of weather may have
carried him to the southwark.
There has been rough weather to the
westward of these islands however, the
weather having been especially rough
at Midway. 1t is likely that Schemmer
may be hove at Laysan Island awaiting
the subsistence of the rough weather.
He realizes that it would be useless for
him to try and go to Midway and land
the stores in the present rough wealth
er. He had not been reported today as
arriving at Midway. The gunboat Pet
rel leaves for Midway tomorrow. She
will keep sharp lookout for the miss
ing schooner.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-10
To Take
B0pn0p
Back
CHRONICLE QUOTES DETECTIVE
REYNOLDS AS SAYING HE WILL
BRING SECRETARY TO FRISCO.
The chronicle of March 4 says:


Detective Harry Reynolds. specially
detailed by the police of San Fran
cisco to go to Honolulu on the STAN
ford mystery, gave this interview last
night, which, stronger than any other
thing, points the direction which the
trail of the police now takes He said:
We have as yet arrested no one, but
the department has secured important
ciews. Until the analysis of Mrs. stan
ford's stomach shows that she actually
died by poison it would be absurd to
take a suspect into custody. Every per-
son having knowledge of the case is
under scrutiny, however and we will
make no slips. But we are convinced
that crime has been done. l am going
to Honolulu in the morning because Of
that conviction.
With me l shall have all of the evil
dence so far deducted in the case. Prob
ably Captain Callundan will join me in
the trip. ] am going to bring Miss
Bertha Berner, secretary of Mrs, STAN
ford, back to San Francisco. She will
come with me in the first steamer that
returns-the steamer that carries Mrs
Stanfords body. l don't say that I
suspect her. l will. however go to
Fer with the knowledge l now have and
question her She should not object
for all this is done to clear up the
mystery of Mrs Stanfords death. 1
shall see her at once upon my arrival
on the island.
All of the ends in Honolulu we eX-
pect to gather there during the five
days / shall be there. 1 shall bring
all the evidence to this city, as it is
here that we expect the case to center.
We have definitely settled on no sus-
pect as yet. We are giving scrutiny
to every one connected with the case.
All Wing. the Chinese butler, is not in
custody. Personally l hardly think he
has any connection with Mrs. Stan
ford death on the trip back with
he [ shall have those who were with
Mrs. Stanford in Honolulu. With add
ed facts gained i'm Honolulu and CLEAN
ed by cable from San Francisco I shall
be able to continue working on the
case during the whole of the return
voyI &c. p.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-03-10
ALAMEDA ARRIVES
WITH BIG CROWD
BROUGHT NUMBER OF TOURISTS
AND ALSO SOME WELL KNOWN
PEOPLE AS PASSENGERS.

With much larger crowd than usual
the S. S. Alameda arrived this morning
from San Francisco and was alongside
the wharf a few minutes after o'clock
The vessel left San Francisco March 4
and brought four days later mail. She
experienced good weather during the
trip, her time being days II hours and
10 minutes.
The most interesting party aboard
the vessel consisted of President David
Starr Jordan president of the Leland
Stanford University, Timothy Hopkins
one Of the executors of Mrs. Jane l..
Stanford's will and Detectives Gull
lendan and Reynolds the officers who
have come to investigate the Stanford
poisoning.
5. c. Love of Pasadena has arrived
to take charge of the local gas COM
pany.
Alexander Young returned from a
business trip to the mainland,
Mrs A. G.. Park arrived and will go
to Hilo to meet her husband.
j. Sutherland Ross the passenger
agent of the Oceanic Company, arrived
on his regular trip.
Miss R. Fenner the fancee of Judge
Edings arrived.
J. p. Mendonca returned after an ex-
tended absence on the mainland. He
is much improved in health.
Miss L. X. Williams returned from an
extended visit to the mainland.
A party of tourists arrived, under the
guidance of F. F. Crawson, for Ray
mond and Whitcomb.
The Alameda brought 1,45O tons of
freight and 2S6 bags of mail The yes
sci will sail next Wednesday morning
at o'clock for San Francisco