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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Read Morgan's ad. for Friday.
All the latest popular fiction at Wall
Nichols Co, Ltd.
Horsemen should read Morgan:
Friday advertisement.
Send in your goods for Fishers SALE
il you want quick returns.
Ladies' driving horse, buggy, har-
ness, Surveys, etc, ON Friday at Nor
gan's.
Mutual Telephone Co, Ltd, dividend
is now payable at the Office of the
company.
Inter-Island and o. r. & L. shipping
receipt books, soc. each, at the
Gazette office.
People who know. prefer Rainier
beer in springtime; also in summer.
fall and winter.
The very latest in crepe tissue paper
for decorative purposes can be seen at
Thrums book store.
Mrs. Kearns has made many people
chutney eaters. Now she is making
hundreds OF children jam eaters.
Scotty's &C. E. Meston) Royal Annex
opposite Police Station. Hot lunch
served from IL to 2. 1t will please you.
Raymond Ranch Market now open.
Alakea and Beretania street. Tel. 464
Kahikinui beef and veal our specially"
Whitney & Marsh have just received
a small number of embroidered waist
patterns in white grass linen. No two
alike.
Greater New York Cafe, corner of
Liliha and KING streets. Open all
night. First-class meals and liquors
served
The annual meeting of Alexander &
Baldwin Co, Ltd, will be held on
February IS, at O'Clock a. M, in the
office OF the company.
r1rst-class tickets to all stations on
the Oahu Railroad and Haleiwa coupon
tickets now on sale at the Office
of Trent & Co, 936 Fort street. .
The adjourned annual meeting of the |
stockholders OF Waianae Co. VIII be |
held at the office of j. NJ. Dowsett on |
Tuesday. the 2Uth inst. at 2 O'Clock |
T. H. -
''Wampole's preparations quickly
expel the impurities and disease
germs from the blood and furnish
what the body needs to make it strong
and healthy. All druggists in Honolu-
lu sell Wampole's preparations.
|
est butter in the world. This is no
idle boast, but your friends in Califor-
MIA will answer you this if you in
quire. For the past 20 years Lewis 6
Co., Limited, have had the sole agency
OF this celebrated butter.
Kahuku Plantation Co, Koolau Rail-
way Co, Ltd, and the Nahiku Sugar
Co, Ltd, will hold their regular an
nual meetings on Monday, the 26th
inst, in their rooms at the Stangen-
Sxald Building The Stockbooks OF the
various corporations will be closed to
transfers on February Is at noon.
The following corporations will hold
their annual meetings on Tuesday,
9Th inst, in their rooms in the Stan
genwald Building: Paia Plantation Co,
$50 a m; Kalialinui Plantation Co,
Ltd, 10 a. M; Pulehu Plantation Co.
Ltd, 1910 a. M; Kula Planta ton Co,
Ltd, 1920 a m; Makawao Plantation {
CO., 1880 a M; Kailua Plantation
Co., Ltd, 10:4O a. M; Maui AgricI- {
tural Co, IL a. M; Hawaiian Sugar s
CO., o'clock p. m; Haleakala Ranch f
Co., O'Clock p. m.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-15
NEW SHIPMENT OF
ORIENTAL. GOODS
NOW ON SALE.

Beautiful and dainty handiwork from
the Orient which bespeaks the clever
ness and artistic sense of the makers.
It is surprising how much small
amount invested in these goods will
add beauty and comfort to the home.
GRASS LINEN SQUARES AND
ICENTERS-Fine assortment in various
Sizes embroidered in dragons, butter
flies and floral designs.
GRASS LINEN TABLE COVERS
| All handsomely embroidered, with
napkins to match, in square, round and
obIong.
EMBROIDERED GRASS LINEN
DOYLIES+7 and 10 inches in dragon
designs.
EMBROIDERED GRASS LINEN
soUAREs-26x26, S4x34 and 40x4o
inches in various designs
EMBROIDERED GRASS LINEN
TABLE CENTERS-27 and 81 inches
in dragon designs.
GRASS LINEN
TRAY COVERS AND SCARFS.
GRASS LINEN-By the piece or
yard in white and blue.
GRASS LINEN EMBROIDERY IN
SERTION-Very handsome
NEW PINEAPPLE SILKs-NEW
JAPANESE WASH SILKS.
PONGEE SILKS-In white and nat
ural.
New Drawn Work Squares and Centers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-15
THE VERDICT.

Citizen: What possible excuse did
you fellows have for acquitting that
murderer"
Juryman: Insanity"
Citizen: Gee! The whole twelve of
you?"-CIeveland Leader
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-15

If you lunch at the CRI-
TERION you get the best
there is in the market. The
cost is only 25c and you order
what you want to drink.
You will find the service
prompt and courteous and the
surroundings Of the pleasant
est.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-15

G. J. MCCARTHY, Proprietor,
Corner Hotel and Bethel Streets
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
CITY Of BENIcIA
WINS ITS CASE.
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALI.

SUISUN. Oct. 2s.-Tne Injunction
case of the people against the SeIby
Smelling Company was decided today
By Superior Judge L c. Harrier in
favor of the plaintiff The Judge. in
his opinion. finds that the escape OF
vapors from the works OF the defend
ant corporation constitute a uuisa1cz.
far as the city OF Benicia Is con
cerned. The plaintin was represented
by District Attorney 7. 7. c. Gregory.
and he established his case by the
testimony OF seventy-five witnesses. In
cluding many scientific experts.
The SeIby Company had for its ar
te-ney W H Chickering OF San Fran
cisco. George A Lamont OF Fairfield
and c. P Stevens OF Benicia-
The case viii undoubtedly be ap-
pealed. as IL encompasses much rsw
law for the Appellate Court 70 con-
slider.
The Selby Company contends that an
Injunction will stop its work in many
important branches. but II is believed
that means will be found TO remove
the annoyances complained Of
The rulings Of Judge Harrter
throughout the trial were considered
fair, and it Is not thought that they
will be reversed on appeal The peo-
pie OF Benicia are greatly rejoiced over
the decision. as they have claimed that
the smelter fumes destroyed their
crops
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
ACCUSE TRUSTEES
Of BAD FAITH.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

VALLEJO. Oct. 2s.-Members OF the
Municipal League. the high license or
ganization in this city. are highly in
censed at the action of the Board Of
City Trustees. which is charged with
sidestepping the requests Of Secre-
tary OF the Navy Bonaparte that the
number OF saloons be reduced one
half and that the drinking places be
closed at midnight and all day Sunday
The league has forwarded a telegram
to Bonaparte on the situation which II
is expected will cause the department
TO take some decided action Al once II
is claimed by the high license people
that the Trustees are dominated by
the liquor interests and that the board
is simply intending 10 hold Bonaparte
OF until the accession of Metcalf 70 the
portfolio, on January ! next II is be-
lieved that owing 20 Netcalf having
formerly been a Congressman from this
district he will drop the whole mat
ter and that Bonaparte's request viii
come TO naught- This conclusion has
also been wired to Washington
Attorney J. z White Of san Fran
cisco, who handled the high license
proposition that was voted on in san
Francisco at the last election, is look
ing after the legal interests of the
league and states that the special
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees held
last week, at which the board reconsid-
cred it's former action and determined
10 put the 500 per annum proposition
on the charter amendment election bal
lot, was clearly illegal and that the
fault lies with Mayor Madigan, who
drew up the call for the meeting
White intends 10 ask the board 10 place
the amendment in legal form at the
next meeting. and if the board fails TO
do so he viii force action through the
courts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
MURDERER USES GIANT POWDER
TO TEAR BODY OF HIS VICTIM
Unknown Criminal Sewers WIndplpe OF
Miner and Then Fires Explosive
TO Destroy IdentiheatfOn-

GLOBE, Ariz-. Oct. 29.-The mutilat-
ed body OF Joseph Ludwig. a miner.
was found in canyon a mile south
OF town yesterday He had been mur-
dered- The killing had been accom-
plished by severing the windpipe and
giant powder had been used TO COM
plete the crime Persons living IN the
south end OF the town heard an ex-
plosion Sunday morning
Ludwig roomed at a lodging-house
on North Broadway A towel found
about his neck has been identified as
coming from this place The theory
is that Ludwig's throat was cut BY
some person unknown. and before day
light Sunday the body was removed 10
the. gulch where IL was found and
blown up. with a view OF destroying
the possibility OF Identification Rob-
berry is supposed TO have been the
object OF the crime
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
FIRE SWEEPS CEMETERIES.

VALLEJO, Oct 29.-A grass fire,
which is said to have started in the
Chinese Cemetery from the burial rites
OF the Celestials, swept over the coun-
try east OF Vallejo on the Benicia road
today, and before being checked by the
combined efforts OF the Vallejo Fire
Department and large detachments
from the cruiser Charleston. had burned
over the Chinese, Carquinez and st.
Vincent's cemeteries. causing a loss OF
several thousand dollars. The only ef
fective means of fighting the flames
was by the formation of a bucket bri-
gade and the use Of wet sacks and
blankets. The fences, shrubbery. and
all wooden headboards and copines
were destroyed and many OF the marble
shafts were injured by the heat.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
44s CAR ACCIDENTS IN ONE YEAR.

Los ANGELES. Oct 29-Reports
now on file with the recently appointed
City Council commission on railway
accidents show that OF the seventy
FIVE fatal accidents On electric roads
in Los Angeles County during the
twelve months from September l. 1905.
10 the same date this year forty light
took place in the city and twenty
seven in the county outside the city
limits There were altogether entered
44S accidents. all OF which were seri-
GUS The City Attorneys once is busy
drafting new fender and other ordi-
nances. designed 10 lessen the number
OF accidents
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
PIONEER PAIR CELEBRATE
AT GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY
Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitaker of So
noma Gather Family and Friends
Ahouf Them I'm Reuueff ValIax

SANTA ROSA. Oct 29.-Mr. and Mrs.
George ". Whitaker celebrated their
golden wedding Sunday with a
family reunion and dinner The
gathering was held in Grangers' Hall,
in Bennett Valley. near the home of the
venerable pair, and was attended by
several generations of the family, be-
sides many friends Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitaker are pioneers of "Old Sono-
ma" County. They were married in
Iowa, October 2s. 1856, and came to
California forty years ago. The Ben
nett Valley Grange presented the pair
with a handsome gold-mounted manteI
clock.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
HENRY BARGE DIES ON TRAIN.

RENO. New, Oct. as.-Henry Barge.
formerly OF San Jose and late of
Niagara Falls, died this morning on a
passenger train between Sparks and
Hazen. His death was due to heart
failure Barge was accompanied by
his mother and child He was quite
Ill all the way across the continent.
and at Ogden he was pronounced dying
by physicians. Barge was Royal Arch
Mason. and the body was taken in
charge by the Reno Lodge II will be
shipped to San Jose for burial, but
will probably be taken from there to
Niagara. where his wife was inferred.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30

lbs bread. i56 cS salmon. 100 lbs nnts. 40 1sz
Il and 100 pes lumber. $500 lbs cement Is
tFpewrfters I47 wheels ON axles, 9 rolls
leather, . pkgs paints. 10 cs coal oil, 33 pigs
paper. 22oo Z hardwood % bdls pipe, - pkgs
ory goods b carhoys acid 7242 lbs. zinc, p
pcs osrs, 1922 lbs tallow. I2 bals S drums and
y cs oils 10 cs soap. s bales o2kum, 35 pigs
machinery. 1o.ZS0 lbs coal II bdis brooms.
To Mexico-lI00 lbs lard. II5 bdls shocks. 2
kegs nails
To Panan2-2f5 bbls -four. 600 gals wine
pEgs tea. 20 salmon. $50 lbs dried fruit.
1861 lbs peas. 6761 lbs beans, 30 cs canned
goods. s. bales hay. 2000 lbs bran, $50 crts
onions. bxs fresh fruits
To New York-22 500 gals wine 400 lbs tea.
50 cs canned goods. 900 lbs tcbsccc. S9s5 lbs
dry hides. - SKIS Junk pkgs iron castings.
To Colcmbia-270 gals wine.
To Ecuador-a5. 760 lbs beans. $50 gals wine.
To Peru-S rolls mating. I cs paint
To JzUsica-io0 cs canned salmon.
To Gerusny-o cs canned fruit.
Tie steamer also had $3.50 in gold coin for
La Union
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
SAN JOSE MAN JAILED AT Los
ANGELES As STORE SWINDLER
Charged With Representing Himself as
Country Merchant and Securing
Large Quantities of SILK.

Los ANGELES, Oct 29.-Oscar E
Kelly of San Jose is in Jail here
charged with having obtained a large
quantity of silks from Moore. Watson
& Co. wholesalers. by representing
himself as Alexander, of Axon & Alex
ander OF Orc Grande. reliable customers
Of the local concern.
1t is alleged that he bought goods
Of the value Of s1964.99 on credit. df-
rected that the main part be sent to
Oro Grande and took the remainder
with him. His accusers declare that
he took the silks to various stores and
sold them
Kelly is said TO have recently lost
considerable money in gambling game
at San Jose, and ii is also reported
that when nearly all his funds were
exhausted he came to this city intent
on raising money by fraudulent work
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
LEMoN PRICES BREAK REcoRp.

SAN DIEGO, Oct zS--Lem0ns in San
Diego County are commanding a high
er price than ever before. and the
growers are wearing happy smiles
Pickers are now paying cents a
pound. nearly treble the price offered
in certain seasons OF the year, even in
the summer when the citrus fruit is in
great demand. There are plenty OF
lemons on the market here and all
orders are easily filed. Cold weather
in the East is expected TO stop East
ern trade almost Immediately, and the
San Francisco prices are not expected
TO last many days.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30

Of expense Navisstors are cordially invited 10
visit the Office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions Of the world are kent at
hand, for comparison and reference. and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
gardtng lights, dangers 10 navigation and all
matters Of interest 10 ocean commerce The
time ball service has been suspended. pending
the reconstruction Of the tower Of the Ferry
building. J. G. BURNETT,
Lieutenant u s. Ns In charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
The Overdue List.

Norwegian bark Theo6or, out 242 days from
Fort Tampa. for Yokohama. 90 per cent
British steamer Hynford. out 81 days from
Bahia Blanca. Tor west coast OF South America,
IS per cent
Italian ship Margherita. out i61 days from
Genoa Tor Antofaga1sz per cent
Norwegian ship Cortez. out l4o days from
Esuburg. for Antofaeasta. per cent
German ship Peter Rickme-S. ont 157 days
from Rangoo1. for Bremen. 20 per cent
American schooner kineO. ont 1S6 days from
Eshului for Delaware Brezkvzter. 50 per cent
British ship Scottish Giens. out Isl days from
Antwerp for San Francisco. 10 per cent
British snip Pzlgreve, ont 1s9 days from Ham
burg for san Francisco. 10 per cent
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
Maru Speaks Overdue Ship Ley
land Bros. With Five Of Her Men Sick.

Bros toundfo
i cent : where ythg ndeso
Leyand Bros wa wspoen n
liner 4ongson aruC Bent tared from
distress When the Fmgkong
hove oandGg darquest OF
t a
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
The Armr Transporf..

The Bufond fs az Honolulu
Tne Burnside IS at Seattle
The Crook IS n port Ont Of commission
TIE DIX Is ~ Seattle.
The fitzpatrick IS At Manila
TIE Logan IS in port VIII sail for Manila
SoTe1her 8.
TIE ingalls, left Manila September for New
he Meade left Manila September for New
York.
he Sheridan Is at Honolulu
The Sherman left Honolulu October p for
Manila
The Thonas left Manila October 10. Nagasski
October Is and is due here November s
The Warren Is in port Out Of commission
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
TrATHFR FORECAST

For san Francisco and yicinity-Cloudy Tues
day; probably showers By night; fresh south
winds
For Sacramento yalley-Cioudy Tuesday; fresh
Fo- san Joaquin vaIley-cloudy Tuesday: fresh
For Los Angeles and yicinity-Fair Tuesday;
light south Winds
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
rnnre nrsrnrrp cAr

YOUNG DEsERTER cAUGHT.-Ssn lose.
Oct 29-Chsrles n Wells. a youthful desertsr
from the training ship Pensacola vas returned
10 the vessel this evening His parents rezlde
at 81 South Fourth street. this city and the
youth was az home when taken into cuscdy -
a deputy sheriff he Is penlre1r and snxious
70 refrieEe hinsslf-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Tonnare Euearemenfr.

The following charters were announced yes
terdaY- The French bark Button. wheat from
Porllsnd 70 Europe. with option OF Cape Town
az 25s- British ship Robert Duncan same busi-
ness from Portland 70 Europe at 25s Cd; Brit
ish bark Castor. Irmber from Puget Sound 70
Valparaiso. for orders (Pisagua rangeb, at Sos
II 70 a direct port. 2s Sd less; British steamer
InTeric, same business. from Hastings Mills 10
Sydney; ship Els Lth1. same, from Chemainus
70 AntofagastA touners ACCOUNT With the ex-
ceprfon OF the steamer InFerfc. all Of the fore
going were chartered prior 70 arrival
Exports by the Panama Steamer.
The steamer City OF Panama. which sailed
Oh Saturday for Ancon and way ports, had a
general merchandise cargo. valued ct SIS. 766. to
he distributed IS follows. For Central America
s33 2o9; Mexico, $500; Panama, s2426: New
York SO 712: Colombia. $40; yenezuela, S69.
Ecuador, s1Soe; Peru, $50: Jamaica, 500; Ger
many. $50 The following were the principal
exports
10 Central Amerfca-1s5s bbls -four, 2z2z gals
and p cs vine 20 casks and - cs beer. h5ls
and 80 cs whisky, 10 ginger ale p 900 lbs
rice. 50. 600 lbs salt, 1925 lbs and Is hzs paste
s-3 lbs beans 81 crts onions. . crts pota toes
= hxs fresh fruits. 557e lbs hops. szt3 lbs
rafsins Isl lbs nfllstufs. 50z9 lbs spices
z20 lbs pess. go lbs hams. le4 cs canned
goods, IS pkgs groceries and provisions, 81
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
CHILD SAVING IS
STATES DUTY.
Methodist Clergymen Listen
to Paper by Rev. Fl. E.
Mines on Care of Young
LACK OF SUPERVISION

The most interesting topic at the
meeting OF the ministers OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in the Wesley
Church yesterday, at which the Rev
carl Warner presided. was a paper on
ssCalifornia and Her Children" read by
the Rev H z. Mines. pastor of the
California street II. E Church He
said:
1T is we'll 10 remind ourselves that
our concern is with all the children.
While we may feel in our pride that
our children. coming from homes of
culture. will mean much 10 society in
the future, we dare not forget that
those coming from homes ar the oppo-
site end of the social scale VIII mean
as much to society. though II may ne
with another significance To nurture,
train and prepare the child for the
largest being; for true place IN state,
society and church, is a work than
which none is greater. 1t is time be-
fore we go farther with our theme
that we thoroughly understand Just
what relation the State bears toward
the children In the words Of another,
In the final analysis the State is the
ultimate guardian OF every child in the
State As a matter of sound policy,
society permits parents 70 enjoy their
own children and be responsible for
them as II also permits individuals
to enjoy individual liberty of coming
and going, planning and doing; but il
occasion arrives where State authority
must interfere in order 10 preserve its
own welfare, the right 10 do so cannot
be Questioned
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30

NEW YoRK-Arrived Oct 2T-stmr Alaskan.
from Philadelphia
Sailed Oct 2s-Br ship EnphrosyHe for sgd
Arrived Oct 27-Br stmr South Australia. from
FOREIGN PORTS
START POINT-Passed Oer 27-Br ship Jor-
danhiII from ROTTERDAM. for Oregon.
MoRoRAN-Ssiled Oct 11-Ger stmr Gernani-
Gus. for Guaymss-
'liIIe YoKoaAMA@saiied Oh Oct 2s-Ger stnr Nu-
Il HoNGKoNG-ArTired 81 70 Oct 2s-stnr China
hFTSs r0NSEPT7oN- SI5 Oct 27-Ger stmr Il
lyris from Hamburg. for San francisco
NOUMEA-Arrived Get Io-Ger ship Mar
PIsAGUA-Arrived Sept s-Br stnr Anglo
African. from Valparaiso
PORT PIRIEArTived Oct la-Nor stmr
ATGIERs-ssiied F-R Oct 21-Br stur wray
Castle from New York. for Manila.
IoUIOUE-Sailed Oct I1-BT st1r Drum.
Arrived oct 26-Br stmr Midgard. from
PORT sTANLEY-Arrired Oct 2o-Fr ship
Leon Bureau. from swansea, for San Francisco
q ~ OCEAN STEAMERS
NAPLE-Safled Oct 29-Stnr Hamburg. for
b Bo6IoGS IIt56 Oct 2e-stmr Potsdan.
10 lcHEERBoURG-saIled EifT oct 2s-stmr Bremen.
'0T B0lSGKoNc-Arrived l,Scs tSsc Oct 27-stmr Anti
lochus. from Liverpool via Singapore for Ia
'0i2L ILiYMoUTH-sailed Oct 2a-stmr Pennsyi-
sani1f HniIvfERPooL-ATired RI ed ocs 2sstmr Etruria.
lisI5I BRFs ssE FS1Arrived Oct 2a-stmr FREDERICK
DOVER-Arrived Oct 30-Stmr Naderland.
from New YORK, for Antwerp
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
A PARAMOUNT DUTY.

The speaker cOntended that II IS the
duty OF the State not only TO care for
childhood after il may have fallen into
misfortune, or worse, but 10 exercise
that paternalism that will prevent
childhood from becoming a prey TO
evils Of ali kinds. There are three
classes of children in whom the State
and society are especially interested
and for which il is paramount duty
TO make special provision and exercise
special oversight, namely: Delinquenrs,
who have lapsed into infractions of the
law or have gone beyond parental con-
troll: detectives, which includes the.
blind, deaf mutes and the feeble minded
and dependents. that is. the orphans,
half-orpnans and abandoned children
The speaker described the various
methods in vogue in the United States
for the care OF dependents. calling at
tention TO poorhouses, orphanages and
other institutions.
Cahfornia's system. he said. is that
Of private orphanag ges. organized and
carried on under private auspices,
largely through religious societies The
system has grown up without any
definite planning or purpose other than
that OF meeting a present need as II
appealed TO the sympathies OF benev-
olent individuals. In consequence the
dependent children of California are
public charges, in private institutions.
over which the State until very recently
had no control, though contributing
large sums each year TO their support.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
Medical Advice All That Ocean Liner
Is Able to Give Disabled Grew.
Weather Report.

United States Department OF Agriculture
San Francisco. October % 1905
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30
DANGEROUS SYSTEM.

The speaker called attention to the
dangers OF the overtaxed institutional
orphanage system. a proper investi-
CATION would show that many children
now cared for in institutions need not
be there, but" said ne, "it must be
remembered that the greater the num-
Der of children the more money is 10
be had from the State for carrying on
the work. There is not a concerted
and wise effort to find homes for chill
dren- As rule they are kept in in
stitutions longer than is necessary.
There is danger of institutionalizing
the children. The life is not normal
That is to be found only in the home.
SO far as expense is concerned IL would
be cheaper TO the State 70 maintain its
own school on the plan OF the Aiichi-
gan Home and find suitable places for
the children There are in this State
forty-three orphanages, in which last
year were sheltered 6513 children. The
State made an appropriation for the
support of 52S3 of these: s75 for each
half orphan and 800 for each fun or
phan. An aggregate of SS37,459 was
paid by the State Besides, there were
2O18 children aided through the boards
of supervisors OF the several counties
at an aggregate expense Of s96,242 for
maintaining them in homes OF surviv-
ing parents. This was exclusive OF con
tributions which amount yearly TO about
s460, 900 more, making the expense for
caring for dependent children in this
State nearly 100000 year
The next meeting Will be held next
Monday in the First NJ E. Church, Oak
landi
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-30

liner Alameda. Captain Dowdell, is due
today from Honolulu