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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-12
~ Cases Pending.

ed today are distinct from
Shiesso 4 Alton and j. y.
y q, Wann. former officials
9sed With paying rebates on
Fessu which will be set for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-12
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD.
Woodmen of the World Decorate the
Graves of Deceased Members.

Special to Tho Tribune.
PROVO. june 1.-THE local camp of
the Woodmen of the World held its rcgu-
lar annual memorial services at tho hnll
yesterday. after which tho members pro-
cccdcd to the cemetery and decorated
the graves of oil deceased Woodmen
with a profuson OF flowers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-12
|[ CASES ARE
h SENT TO TRIAL
litsrney Believes the
tuds Have Been I'M
posed Upon.

! my. June lin the United
- oart here today the cases
! c,rsso & Alton and the Chi
Efs Z 81. Paul railways, charged
u 4zAa:ss 90 export shipments. and
I ErsskJ. q Kansas city freight
~ nh conspiracy TO obtain re-
|f5E3 we're dismissed at the
"a L Van valdenburgh. the Dis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-12
License Is Issued.

a marriage license was Issued today TO
w. A Boyer of Silver City and Geneva
Klrkman OF Santaqun.
Judge Booth and CouTe Stenographer
Homer returned this morning from Yer
nal whore they have been holding a ses-
sion OF the Fourth District court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-12
'nnuct Jury Tuesday,

- ~; Viii tomorrow instruct the
s'is,sce produced last week at
4. @ packing companies. Ar
eesahy and Nelson Morris.
=, syueg rebates from the Bur
~ &c export shipments.
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Circumstantial Evidence

A stick pin OF peculiar design also
found which was similar 10 ono that Mabel
Page had owned. Indictment for murder In
the irst degree followed. The evidence at the
trial was largely OF q Clrcumstantial nature,
and counsel for the defense produced WIT
nosscs and maps 20 prove an abb
Since fuckers trial and conviction Edwin
Page, tho father OF the murdered girl. has
died. az has Prof. f. $. Wood OF Harvard
university. who was an expert analyclst for
the prOseCuLlon.
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Desperate Battle for Life.
Killed In Fathers House.

Mabel Page Was murdered at her fathers
home in Weston on March g. 1904. Her body
was found several hours later by her aged
father on a nearby table found a note.
supposed TO have been written by Miss Page,
stating that she had been called 10 Boston
because OF the Illness OF hor brother II
later developed that her brother Harold was
not IN and the handwriting on the note and
a postal which was also found In the house
figured In the trial, the Government contend
Ing that the handwriting as shown tho
postal card was Identical with specimens of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-12
Found Knife Blood Stained

The police learned that Charles l.. Tucker.
an Auburndale young man OF rowing habits
had been seen the Page house the
day OF the murder They found Tucker and
on taking him TO a police station questioned
him, but released him. About three weeks
aftcrward tho officers searched fuckers home.
There in on old coat. they found broken
knife blade stained and SCARED. tho scars in
dicating that an effort had been made to
destroy n by means OF a nlc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10
MAhoeAMY.
The Way This Benutifus Wood Yves
Brought Into Fashion.

The Way This BenutifuI Wood Yves
brought Into Fashion.
Every one knows how effective and
handsome mahogany Is when used for
good furniture. but few OF as know
how It's value was FIRST discovered
In the latter part Of the seventeenth
century London physician had a
brother engaged In trade with the
West Indies who on one occasion
brought home several logs Of mahoga-
ny as ballast. The doctor was building
a house and bis brother suggested that
she logs would serve for ceiling beams.
Acting on the proposal, the doctor gave
orders to the workmen 70 make use of
the mahogany, but their tools were not
equal 70 the task OF cutting the hard
wood, and the logs were put out OF the
way IN a corner in the garden
Some time afterward the head car
penter tried to make a box from the
wood. but was unsuccessful with ordi-
nary tools He told the doctor. who
was interested In the battling timber
and ordered heavier tools 60 be made
to work II with. says Home Notes.
When this was done and box at last
made and polished. II was 20 handsome
that a bureau was made from another
OF the despised logs. and this was de-
clared by.experts TO be so superior to
other furniture making woods shat the
craze for mahogany set In. and furni-
ture made from II became highly popu-
lar, the then Duchess OF Buckingham
fostering the craze In the fashionable
world.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10

Chioaf0 oct s--Ms Isabelle Cup
ieC wifs % ~ Ralph Cuplef re
cslvet. h % fsared. fatal lniares sun.
DAY uighi whea an suiomohlisi ran
Into me harxy IN Which she aad hsr
husband and 5ystrola ton Walter
we're tylying TIE aolaaobniF az.
semp,ed % Guide ~ huge tougips car
aiia epe hand sn3 vas holding q
eieaF Be- the ether sccoFtibs b a VIZ,
aess 80 arrests etFs made
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10

Providence, r. l., Oct. Cotton
mill agents 10 Rhode Island complain
Of a scarcity OF help In some depart.
menis and assert that In this respect
the Increases Ia wages granted early
last summer did not have the bene-
fetal result hoped for, The increase
has not thus far drawn back SUN.
Client number OF those who left the
mills when WAGES were lower and
when there was dissatisfaction among
the workmen Tor other reasons.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10
a sen serpent Iaen,lnea.

Some forty years ago. when out with
a boating party for seagnll shooting. l
espied monster FISH basltlng on the
surface OF The water, with its head well
up In the air. The creature allowed US
20 get within thirty yards, WHOM sent
two charges or shot into its head, with
the result that Il rolled over on It's
back. aud our boat soon came up 10 Il.
II proved 10 be a large angel shark.
thought I would make quite sure II
was dead and sent two more charges
into rs uptnrned belly. I must have,
unfortunately. burst It's cir bladder, for
II begun slowly 10 sink. Had | not
killed II at first. aud had IL reared rs
head aud lapped It's wings. we should
probably hive added one more story
10 the long list of sea serpent fabrlcs.
tons. Manchester Courier
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10

''Youf 'front.' door Is unlocked. sirsf
shouted the policeman wien he found
that alr. Careless Householder had
gone 10 bed without attending to bis
locks.
IT'S all right" replied the burglar
from the bedroom window minute
later; "ny SON viii lock it when be
comes home. Here's shilling for
you
"An easily. earned bob chuckied the
policeman as be walked away.
"A narrow squeak" said the burglar.
with a sheet round his shoulders.
Very" replied his accomplice. whose
hands were tightly clasped over poor
Mr Careless Householder's month
London Express.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10

Editor Suns Kindly permit me 10
use your valuable paper as MEDIUM
through which 70 convey my sincere
thanks TO those isiends who were 90
kind TO me during my recent trouble
aud want 70 especially thank sheriff
Fennell and JalloF ToFley for their
klnduess 20 me during my confinement
In the county fail, and 20 those who
Visited me snd gave me such words Of
comfort. including 80 editor and staB,
will ever be remembered Kindly BY
me. Very truly,
wruAH THoNAs
Bell, oetoher 8.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10
}INo Of COMMISSIONERS

Confer With Those Who WI
Engaged II Securing Exhibits
porsnance to adiougnment Of the
" meeting, re Board 81 Conptg
lsslsners was peci sps on
~ fDr'i- nnfpose oferfnr
he observation-disclosures appointed
sufe 80 exhibit for the State Fair,
held IN lamps from Novembsi
3 Of the present year
BFe were present. at this meeting
man John G. Dampier, Commits
G. q. Pedrick and Commission
Townsend OF the board, Gen.
ommItsionerN A. CaIIison Of
County Fair Association, and Sub
nibsionem A. U. HilleaFy Of Mica.
H s. Graves Of Gainesville and
Bitch OF Santa Fe
he meeting having been called 10
the matter Of a system for work
tbe matter OF collecting exhibits,
Was taken up, and 81 matters
D. satisfactorily adjusted, after
eh She board adjourned 20 meet
BIO with the general commissioner
"a sub commissioners on Tuesday.
18th inst.
Ihe destinies Of the Alachua county
hiblt At the State Fair is In the
ods OF General Commissioner CAL
on and Sub. Commissioner w. M
Rich, II, g. Graves, p. @. Ramsey,
\ Hswthorn snd A. o. Hillesry,
Aho are TO work IN cooperation with
HE county commissioner.
The county commissioners passed
hn order 20 the effect that all exhibit
BE o. agricultural and other products
no desire to assist che sub-commis.
'louers IN the matter Of exhibits may
'pnd the same By freight TO the Ala
nhna County Fair Association, n. A..
manager, inserting on the tsg
The name Of the owner and the price,
when same will be- either sold At Tam.
pa or returned free Of cost. This is ia
the nature OF a guarantee from the
board, and Is authorised for publlca-
.iob.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10

New York Oct. 9,--Adyices from
Havana state that amazingly little
damage occurred AZ result Of the in
surrection IL Havana province, where
much OF the hghting was done There
are no burned houses or barns: no
ruined crops or devastated fields to
mark the ira SKIS Of government troops
or rebels 10 this respect il Is stated
il viii be the cheapest revolution IN
West indian history Farmers every.
whore have returned 10 their fields.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10

Mexico City Oct D. Measures VIII
be taken by the government 20 pre-.
vent boarding Of corn IN anticipation
of higher priees and Il Is probable
thar The duty or foreign corn win BE-
temporarily removed Government
eKperis believe there h an abundance
Of native corn In gfanafles an over
the country, and that the high price
q the result OF a combination which
4 luxurious to The great mass OF the
people.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10
sklrt ana shirt.

skirt n etymologicaily the same
word rs shirt though It has come
over another linguistic route and prop
erIy means a short garment In fact.
skirt" "shirt. short" shear" "kir-
tie" and curt are ,in all probability
near relations. But skirt has got IT.
SELF specialized 70 lower garment,
with special reference to the lower
edge thereof, the boundary where the
garment is cut short, whence the verb
ito skirt"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10
TAe MeWs saoM MslRosE
Improvement IN Hufmar House.
large Crowd Expected

Merse. Oct Noch iitere.i :,
being rho~n 10 he approaching. mar.
rage ~ Miss Flosae Cprpew 20 Mr.
Allan wisQinton Of Miami The SIN,
portsnt even, will tsse place on the
morning Of October l7tb. At the resi-
dsnce ~ her amt. Mrs n r. Fiekle
NV arrival. IN town are A. Gomez
and family o. New York who sre o.
copying the eottsg- property former.
" belonging to A. Kennel
Among those retaroed from 'bei'
visits North are Mr. and Mr,. d o
Kent and Mrs. s. Rove.
E A Kenpedg and family Of Bronx
lyn. Fla. have removed to town 20 the
Merrgmqn cottage. ION starke avenue.
The public school, under the eff
cient mansgement Of the Misses An
derson. IL doing finely Over sIxty
scholars are enrolled. with one hun.
dred and fifty more to follow.
Mrs. @. P. Hoffman has returned
from pleasant visit TO relatives IN
Live Oak and jasper.
Quite crowd Of Melrose baseball
enthusiasts followed their team to
Grandin on Friday, hoping to win the
third game from the Grandin team
but, sad TO say. the score was IL 10 8
the other way Everybody speaks
very highly OF the way they were
treated while In Grandin.
o. P. Hoffman Of the Huffman Houie
reports that the prospects Of full
house are eerS good indeed Several
rooms are already engaged TO their
regular winter visitors, and he has nu-
merous letter asking for rates. The
hotel has been much improved by
chsuges Ia the kitchen, etc., aud is
now being repapered and painted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10

Cosington. Ca Oct Awhile ~
turning from a breakdown" at New.
bern q crowd Of blacks engaged In a
brawl resulting IN one % their mum.
Der being shot 10 death. Jlm Key
and sam wllborn. charged with the
killlng were arrested BY Marshal
harwel Of Newborn aud turned over
20 me sheriff.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10

Moeiio. Ala. oc, e.-The fears
thar we're en,ernined Ia regard %
The negros retaliatRe ior the lynch.
lag Of rhomhaon aad Roblnsoa. eharE
"a vita rape, has difsppoarsd. aud
TIE siS u AZ qulei ~ q ac,hins Oat
az the ordinary ba3 occurred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10

Wife during the tif)-I have suffer
ed every calamity that can befall a
woman. Husband (calmlyl-Oh. no.
you haven't, my dear You have never
been widow. Wife-Yon evidently
don't understand me. l said "calam
itv."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10

~De man who takes llissef seriously
every minute of his life" said Uncle
Eben. "allus gifts to be one OF two
tnings-a hero or Washington
Star.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-10

The Seaaoard Air Line operates but.
ist ptrloF ears hstutcn Waldo naa
Temps on train ieassug Wade that
e1nnsets With We ncsniuE tFaiu from
Csiresviiia.
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PAU LADIES TO RIDE.

Mrs. Lizzie Puahi, president Of the
Kaonohiokala Pau Riding Society re-
Gently presented the KahinaakaIaihae-
hae Pau Society of Kauai with silk
ribbons with the name OF the organ
ization- tastefully stamped thereon.
Mrs. kaluakihal eanu, president Of the
Kahinaa kalaihaehae Society has grace
fully acknowledged TIE gift from the
head OF the Kaonohiokala Society and
declares that whenever the Kaonohio-
kala ladies ara riding abroad in their
gaiiy colored pa-us. on the same date
and at the Identical hour, the fair
members Of the Observation-Disclosures e
Society, Will don their long pa-us and
go a-rding on the GarGen Isle.
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DUE TO-DAY.

Str. LikeIike. Naopala, from Molokai
ports, due a. m.
Str. Maui, Clarke, from Kauai, due
a. m.
Str. Lansing, HERMAN, towing barge
Monterey. from Monterey due.
Str Rosecrans, Mcdonald, from Mon
terey. due
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DUE MONDAY,

P. M S. S. Korea, Seabury, from San
Francisco, due
P NJ. 5. S. China. Sanberg, from the
Orient due
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AT 10 O'CLOCK a. M.
ar the corner of Anapuni and Doninis
streets. No. 1884. there will be sold
One Parlor Organ and Stool.
One Combination Bookcase and Desk.
Parlor Rockers and Chairs,
Arm Chairs. Tables,
one 9x12 Parlor Rug,
One Singer Drop-head Sewing Ma
chine,
Pictures. Mat, Rug,
Single Iron Bed, Spring and Mat
tress.
Double Iron Bed. Spring and Mat
tress
sideboard. Extension Dining Table,
Dining Chairs.
Babv's Combination Chair,
Feather Pillows. Mosquito Nets.
one Belongs Perfection Refrigerator
Dime. Set. Glassware,
Crockery. Cutlery,
Gas Stove and Fixtures.
Cooking Utensils
Lawn Mowers,
Garden Tools
las. F. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER
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VESSELS IN PORT.

(Army and Navy.
[. S. S. Iroquois, Carter, Midway.
Oct 2.
Z. s. r. C. Manning, Joynes, Barber S
Point, Oct. 6.
L s 8. AIbatross, Hepburn, Yokoha-
ma, Nov "a.
tMerchant veesels.9
Alice Cooke. Am. sch. Penhanow, Port
Gamble. Nov. u
Aloha, Am. SC, Dabel, Port Townsend,
Nov. %
Andrew WEIGH, Am. blk. Kelly, San
Francisco, Nov %.
Coronado, Am. blk, Potter. San Fran
cisco, Nov %.
Everett G. Griggs. ser. Delano. New
castle. Nov L.
Fiery Cross. Nor, blk, Claussen, New
Marcit. Nor. blk, Forbes, Leith, Nov.
%.
Mary E Foster, Am. SC, Port Blakeley,
Nov. %.
castle. Nov. IS.
Restorer. Br cableship, Combe, Mid
way, Oct 3.
s. c. Allen. Am blk, Wilder, Grays
Harbor Nov. IS
Shibata Marn. Jap. SIS, Eckstrand,
Kobe. Nov. Is.
VIII esden, Br. SIS, Raebura, Newcastle,
Npvnuo her 10
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TIE MAII.A.

Mails are due from the Following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Korea, Nov. IS.
Orient-Per China. Nov. y.
Colonies-Per Sonoma. Dec. II.
Victoria-Per Nlowera, Dec. Is.
Mails viii depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per China. Nov. ..
Tictoria-Per Aorangi, Dec L.
Orient-Per Korea, Nov. ~
Colonies-Per Miowera, Dec. IS.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Per str. Kinau, from Hilo and way
ports, Nov. 24.-Mrs. J. Saas, Mrs. G..
L. Desha, :. Splitter, H. Gormas, G. w.
A Hapai. Miss Ivy Richardson, c. A
Brown, a. L. Gage, o. Amundsen, DR..
G. Shattuck, Rev. ". D. Westervelt,
P. Bartels, Mrs. P Bartels and infant,
NJ. NJ. Jordan, Mrs r. S. Leslie. Miss
NJ. Leslie, Miss Martha Leslie, NJ. Cole
man. ] W. Leonhardt, W. Messeberg,
Jr., Mrs. W. Messeberg, Miss Eva
Merseky, Master Boil Merseky, T.
Wolff, @. II. Robertson, A. W. Carter,
Mrs A. W. Carter, Master a. H. Car
ter, Miss Edith Carter, Miss ]. Hart
wei, Miss J. Carter, Miss KIM, L. Aka
IA. L. Acheu, John Gaspar, r. T. Lii
lie, H. P. Roth, Col. c. p. Iaukea, Mrs.
P. F. Peterson, Master Fred Peterson,
Miss Muriel Peterson. Miss Edith Pc
terson. Miss NJ. L.aing, \. J. Alexander,
Mrs Sam NowIein.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Saturday, November "a.
Str Kinau, Freeman, from Hawaii
and Maui ports, S:45 a. m.
L. 8. s Albatross, Hepburn, from
Yokohama, $50 a. m.
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close to the Seine. a monument winch
shall at TIE same time be a memorial
Of Denis Papin and Jou1roy d Abbans-
PLOTTED TO DESTROY CRUISER
The official report concerning the
attempt bx bluejacHet on board the
cruiser Iwa5e TO explode magazine on
board that vessel on the md inst, when
the vessel was on her way from Sasebo
to Onura. IS to the following effect
The culrrIt Is a fourth-cIass biuejacl1et
named NskashiTna, Kiyoshi. He had
been under arrest on the ship for some
days on charge OF being concerned IN
the en- bezzleInent of money when the
Iwate was undergoing her trials IN
England after her construction there
several years ago. At about two o'clock
on The afternoon OF the 2nd, he was
allowed TO go 10 a lavatory. Whereupon
ne secretly entered the 6-inch shell
magazine, where some work was In
progress. He was on the point Of set
ting fire 10 the ammunition, with
burning rope. such as is Issued Tor
lighting tobacco pipes, when he was
detected by a sentry stationed in the
magazine. Al the same moment SEN
try at the ships prison arrived In
search of the prisoner, and the two
senrries succeeded in securing him. On
the arrival of the vessel at Sasebo, he
was handed over TO a court martial
Kobe Herald.
MARINE NOTES.
The schooner Defender arrived at
Honoipu yesterday. fifteen days out
from san Francisco.
Purser George c. Beckley of the
steamer kinau reports the following
sugar ready for shipment on Hawaii:
Hakalau, 1887 bags; Honuapo, 1882; Pu-
naluu 5000.
The purser of the steamer Ke Au
Hou. which arrived yesterday from
Kauai, reports that the weather was
700 rough on The trip for the landing
Of the Wainiha freight
Heavy seas were experienced by the
steamer Noeau on her passage from
Maui yesterday. She brings in 35 head
of cattle. Her purser reports sugar at
K ukuihaele TO the amount OF 2006 bags
The ship Fails Of Clyde sailed for San
Francisco on Wednesday last. She had
a full load Of sugar. 1t has been stated
that she may be sold To the Matson
Company for use as an oil carrier
Tribune.
The steamer Kinau from HiIo and
Hawaii ports, which arrievd yesterday
morning. had a fair list of passengers,
forty-three in all Among them was
Gel. c p. Iaukea. the Sheriff-eIect, who
was called back from a vacation trip
to defend his recently-acquired posi-
ton Rev w. D. Westervelt and H. P.
Roth were also returning passengers.
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GENERAL REVIEW.

GENERAL REVIEW.
The Wahiawa-Consolidat Pineapple
Co, Ltd, formed By Imagination OF
Hawaiian Fruit & Plant Co and Tropic
Fruit Co, has publicly offered $50, 200
o. its capital stock for sale. the pro-
ceeds being intended TO provide for the
erection of a cannery. OF the entire
capital of s400. GOO there has been taken
up S293, 600. Monthly dividends of one
half OF one per cent. viii be paid from
the start. It is estimated that SIS 900
will be available for dividends in 1908.
1000 in 1909, and after that without
extending the plantation, s125, 900 each
year or so per cent. on the entire CAPT
tai stock. The corporation has 400
acres Of land III fee simple and 1450
acres under lease. Its officers and di-
rectors are L. C. Kellogg, president;
VIM. Williamson, secretary; r. w.
Single treasurer; L. G. Kellogg. p. NJ
Pond, R. ". Shingle, VIM. Williamson,
S. B. kingsbury, J. L. Mclean and T
J King, directors
Hawaiian rice has advanced in touch
with the imported article. No. / Ha-
waiian is $3.50 a bag and Extra Japan
and day in cleaning both Hawaiian and
japanese rice.
Owing to increased demand for its
output the Honolulu Gas Co. is goiag
70 duplicate its plant.
An interesting item by mail is that
Louisiana sugar manufacturers are
about invading the Pacific Coast mar
ket, aided by cut in rates on sugar
from New Orleans TO San Francisco
made by the Southern Pacific Railway
An internal revenue official from the
Honolulu office viii go to Maui in De
cember 10 oversee the terrifying of 1000
gallons OF wine produced this season
b. local company.
A Panpacific Exposition in Honolulu
is a proposition that is being rega rdei
favorabIy by the Hawaii Promotion
Committee.
The Burreu Construction Co. of Oak
land, Cal, viii have the Kahauiki army
post construction work completed about
the first of the year. It may not ba
ready for occupancy before May, owing
to some delay in materials for the
water system.
Local contractors are greatly disap-
pointed at having been shut out from
pldGlnS Tor the contract OF erecting the
Federal leprosarium buildings on Mo-
lokai. This was done by the supervis-
ing architect of the Treasury Depart
ment in failing TO send the plans and
specifications here.
A report of the committee on ship
ping etc, of the Chamber of Com
merce adopted by that body strongly
urges the importance, both from ma
tional and local point Of view, or thor
roughly terrifying this island.
Ocean steam arrivals for the week
have been the liner Siberia from the
Orient, the collier Willesden from New
castle. the freighter Bucentaur from
Victoria and the liner Sierra from San
Francisco. Departures have been the
collier Isleworth for Hilo, the Siberia
for San Francisco, the Sierra for the
Colonies and the Bucentaur for Suva.