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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-04
Local Briefs

c. A. Harris, wLo owns a fine ranch
on che Entiat River was in town Sat
urday en- Business.
Miss Charlotte Groves left Sun.
day morning for visit at the T. E
Morck home at Entiat.
Mr.. Meredith of the Soap Lake san.
itorium made business trip to Wenat-
chez the frat OF the week. He states
that the sanitorium will be ready for
occupancy by June 30 and that the
formal opening will probably take
place July 4. While here he called
upon the McMauus tam lily and also on
Miss Stella Carton who expects to
leave fol- Soap Lake Sunday to open a
term of school.
Geo. s. Merriam of Leavenworth
was a business visitor in Wenatchee
Saturday.
I. M. Derifeld ofMalaga was bus.
mess visitor in Wenatckee Saturday.
The Masonic Lodge met Friday
night Sin the Bower hall for work in
the first and third degrees. After GER
emonies banquet was served.
Mrs l.. G. Allen arrived in Wenat-
ohee Friday from Spokane for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Mancbest.
or.
J. Nj. Tomrkins of the Farmers and
Merchants bank OF this city states that
he is preparing to let the contract for
sinking drill on his oil property
which he recently secured near Mer-
rift. He has had several experts exam
inc the prospect and states that they
declare the Indications are strong for
a good flow of oil The qua .i5y of the
oil, it il stated, Is excellent.
The Ladies All society of the Pres.
byterian churcn will meet Wednesday
afternoon, June with Mrs. ". A.
Thompson, 22S Wenatchee avenue.
A birthday celebration was held at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Barley in
honor of their daughter, Maggie, who
was eighteen, Mrs. P. Nelson. who
was 60 years old and Mrs. McClary
who was So years old.
::air. and Mrs. Stacy and Mr.. Morn is
went 70 Leavenw orth Saturday night
returning this morning. They report
a very heavy lain at Leavenworth.
Miss Case leaves omorrow for Seat
tie ana Portland where she VI i'll spend
her vacation visiting with relatives.
She also expects to spend few weeks
10 California before her return to We
natchee to take up her work in the
high school next year.
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MONDAY. JUNE q, 1906
A SIGNIFICANT SILENCE.

What could be more significant OF
the sense of fear and defeat of the law
less saloon keepers of this city than
the continued silence of their acknow.
lodged mouthplece. the Republic, con-
corning the issue VIII ich has been
forced upon them by the law and or.
der league. Two numbers of the Re-
public have been issued since the whole
sale arrest of law breakers including
saloon men, gamblers and bawdy
house keepers, yet not a word in til eir
defense has appeared in the paper
which they support. Not word has
been said against the course of the law
and order league. Few things could
show their fear of the public whose
sense of decency they hare again and
again outraged, few things could
show their respect for the law and or
der portion of the community as mas
the silence of the Republic. The sill
ence of Fow Ter, the Republics NOM
iaal head. means nothing. although
he has been looked upon by these peo.
pie as one OF their leaders; but che
silence of the Republic means much.
A newspaper must ever be semi pub
lie institution, and however degeDar-
ate its publisher, however low its
standard of morals, ar however weak
the cause in which it is enlisted, its
voice carries weight, far more weight
than can the utterance of one man
While anything that Fowler could say
through the Republic might not in the
least strengthen their cause and I'M.
doubtedly would have the contrary
effect, his silence is significant, more
especially in view of some of his re-.
cent brazen editorials which have
been altogether out OF keeping with
the dominant sentiments of the city
and in defiance of those principles of
right living toward which most of our
citizens are striving. His silence
clearly indicates that of the people
wnom he represents have seen the
handwriting on the wall and realize
they will not be tolerated IN this city
if they continue in their course of
oDen defiance of The state and city
laws.
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Mrs. Gehr Guest of Honor

One of the most delightful social
events of the season occurred Friday
afternoon when Mrs. J. W. Quigg ELL
tertained at her home, the Yukon
ranch, 10 honor of Mrs. ". s. Gehr
who ia to soon leave with her husband
on an auto tour. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with roses from
the floor to the ceiling. Every pos
sible place where they could be were
vases Of exquisite pink and red roses.
In the centre OF the dining table was
a beautiful centre piece of white car
nations, white peonies and smylax.
At the ends of che table wers huge
flat pieces Of La France roses. The
table was exquisitely set with hand
painted china done in violets. Dainty
refreshments were served, the ladies
feastiug on awberries and whipped
cream. The afternoon was spent in
playin 500 resulting in tie between
Mrs. N. I. Neubauer and Mrs. Frank
Reeves Instead of cutting for the
prize which was "a hand painted vase
decorated with yio!ets. the winners
gave it to MIS-. Gehr, the guest of hon
or. Those present were, Mrs. W. A.
Thompson, Mrs. Judge Cochran, Miss
Helen Mari, Mrs. Baptie. Mrs. Topper
Mrs. Allen. Mrs. DR.. King, MIS-. Ful
Ter, Mrs. Katheryn Hayne, Mrs. Frank
Reeves, Mrs. N. /. Neubauer, Mrs
Criedell, Mrs. Neubauer's sister from
Ellensberg, Mrs. Leroy Wright, Mrs.
NJ. J. kussi, Mrs. ] F. Chase, Mrs.
Leonard Fowler, Mrs. W. s. Gehr.
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For Ssle-2 lots in Orchard Heights
trees over year old, % peach and 3
cherry. Will sell at bargain. Fine
water right. Call or address, NJ care
Daily World.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Classified ads cents line each In
sertion. minimum charge 10 cents.
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Read any ad. in this paper-and
you will find III il some bit of inform
alton of use and valae. Read them
all-and get wise"
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RESULTS-advertise 10 the
classified columns of tie Daily World.
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w. NJ. Mccoy. physician and sur.
geon. Ellis. Forde block. X ray work
speciality.
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TAILORS
WALLPAPER AND PAINTING

Go to H. W. Russell for wall paper,
paints and oil, painting paperhanigHg
and signs. IT
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Frank Culp, NJ. n. A. T. KaupI
M. D., Griggs Block.
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It's not enoaeh to have read the ad. s
last week, nor to intend to read the
to them next week Today's reading
of the ads. is as essential as is today s
reading Of the news-if you would
Keep sIep with things" Daily World
pays.
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N DE RTAkE rs

q. G.. Hall, Undertaken and Funer.
a, Director. Mrs. U.G. Hall, Lady Asst.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

d. ". King, Office over Wenatc"ee Drue
10. Fmr's Phone, Office 1873, res. 1871.
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ATToRN EYs

r. W. Cutts-Practice In Federal
and State Courts. Phone Farmers 24s
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FOR sALE-wENATcHEE FRUIT LAND

z Ia acres 1-2 miles from town, 8
acres bearing orchard year old
trees. acres in one year old trees
balaDce alfalfa. small house, ber-
ries, etc. good water-right, price
$3.50 Ter acre, half cash, balance on
easy terms. j.. Y. Martin.
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Every day few lines OF type change
the face Of the world for some1pe-so
watch the want ads. 10 the Daily
World.
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FOR SALE-7 7-8 acres in city limits
$4,000. j. s. Mooney and Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06

Tho above communication was pub
lishol in the Advertiser OF October 4
and the natural exposure which must
follow such letters, obviously manu-.
featured for the purpose Of casting
disCrcdit on men who do their work
ConsciCntiously. was shown up fully
before Judge Whitney this morning
In thg Police Court.
Ferguson swore to warrant rs sta.
ted In his communication but not for
assault with deadly weapon, but for
using threatening language. u much
less serious offence. lie did not ap.
pear In court yesterday when the case
was called, so 4 was put over till to-
day.
when he appeared this morning he
was very different man from the
chap (whocycr II wasD who wrote the
above statement. lie stated In open
cGurt that the only trouble which he
had had was the result of n drunken
brawl. He made no statement TO show
that he was not the aggrcssor and In
fact refused 30 testify against the man
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06

A story is being told about Mr. =.
Chamberlain's 5-year-old granidaugh,
ter, Miss Richards. one of the train
bearers at the wedding of Miss Dun.
das and MIR, Austen Chamberlain.
When being fitted at the modiste's for
he frock she was to wear she insisted
that hcr dolly must have an Identical
dress made. as "she also wishes TO be
4 bridesmaid" "And please take
great care of her." she said, when she
left her doll to be dressed. "And don't
leave her alone In the dark. because
she would be so frightened"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06

tins Territory of reporter testifying
Under oath that statements written
Tor and appearing in the paper espe.
Cillly devo'ed TO attacking Brown
were not the truth aud were made un.
der The freedom of newspaper H.
,ensc"
u Is the old game Of trying to tear
Gown by Misrepresentation and dis
reputable innucndo.. These wreckers
orc not dealing with fact.
The personal fight with Brown need
"0t attract special public attention If
IL wcrc not for the fact hat the spite.
workers arc meanwhile aiding in the
tosIuc ion OF Republican success.
They say that they want to kill OF
Brown and save the others.
Th"v win elect Brown and kill of
he others.
The Territory will pay the penalty
VI pnriizan treachory and II will be
'-"DplifeG in the follics Of weak
Legislature ard incompetent County
officials.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06

others. who hang about them every
night. amply show is being wrought
among the poorer classes by the vac
connections sold by INSCRIPTIONS Orr
entails for the sake OF paltry gain.
The Treasurer finally awoke TO the
situation yesterday. When he did,
he took action quickly. VIM. ID. Holt
and Gustav Rose, both clerks in the
Treasurer's Office. were Immediately
sent out on boozethasing eXpedi
ton. Disgusting their naturally
grave cOuntenauccl by assuming the
mien OF the bibulcus individual whose
ambition Is to paint tho town red. the
two clerks sailed ici.. Al every one
of the gin palaces they entered they
called for liquor by tho bottle. When
they had obtained Their samples they
Immediately sealed them. These will
he turned over to Food Commissioner
Duncan for analysis, and In cases
where 1t Is found that the liquor was
adulterated Il will go hard with the
owner of the saloon furnishing II.
The 1905 liquor law makes the fol
lowing provision on the subject after
describing the manner In which sam
pies shall he procured and analysis
made: III the certificate of analysis
SLOWS the sample to contain liquor
that is adulterated, the Treasurer shall
cause such licensee to he prosecuted
for selling, offering for sale or fur
nishing adulterated liquor, and upon
conviction thereof such licensee shall
be fined in q sum not exceeding 5000
and his license may be revoked and
bond forfeited"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06

whom the police on his sworn state
ment had arrested and placed in the
city jail. Whether he was afraid that
his own history, during his residence
In this city. would be brought up or
not. remains mystery.
The sources from which the morn
ing paper tried 10 obtain a statement
against the police department TO in.
flucnce the voters of the County Is
shown by the statements made this
morning TO Bulletin reporter by the
clcfli and deputy clerk of tho Police
Court who said that The complainant
Ferguson. had been before the court n
number OF times on the charge of
drunkenness. That he was a sailor
who al some remote time had worked
On the lntcr-Island boats, but that at
the present time II was unknown vine
Their nc was working man or whore
he obtained the money % keep him in
liquor. as he said himself he was when
the trouble mentioned in the article
quoted occurred.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
OLD WRECKERS' GAME.

4 ccr,aiu Old SOuthcrnur became an.
lry when he was urged to vote the
Democratic ticket In 1904 Tor Presi.
dent. lie had voted the ticket for
years but claimed that he could not
vote for the aged Henry Gassoway Ia.
Sis on account Of his having negro
blood In his veins.
II never voted Tor niger yet and
they tell me this Teller Is an octOgo-
marian" declared the iratC man OF the
South
What you're thinking OF is an octo.
room, isn't it?" asked one of those
standing near by And he confessed
that II was.
Norors frightened by the cry of the
boss and the machine and the bitter
and con cmptiblc personal attacks
made on Sheriff Brown, have abou, as
accurate conception of the true char.
pCtur OF the Bugey cry raised Tor their
benefit as the SOuthorncr had OF the
Democratic candidate Tor Vice Presi-
dent.
Browns enemies started la with
thug tactics at the opening Republican
rally Finding that the people had
Cniy one response Tor the Blathcrskito
they have turned To the straight and
narrow path of pcrsistcntly misrepre.
senling the administration OF the pc.
lice department OF the County.
They would have the people believe
thai 1hCrC has been a great increase
IN crime; that thieves have been pro.
tctcd through the Indifference OF ShCr.
~ Brown, who Is head of TIE police;
that the array OF thugs and sneak.
thieves in Honolulu Is larger than cv.
or before because the police pander Ia
this element for lbs political influence.
Such a campaign, utterly without
iounda ion In TACT, cannot have the
slightest erect on persons who know
the conditions In Honolulu.
Tho people OF this city who know
anything about the person and charac,
ter Of the County Sheriff are woll
aware that he Is MOI protecting vice in
any form; he ig not Indifferent To In.
fractions Of The law and docs not com
tenance corrupt practise among the
men who are under him.
Our people know that every effort
has been made by hose now attack.
Ing Brown to prove him corrupt, assO.
clatc him with every gambling game
that goes ON in the island and connect
his men with the proceeds OF vice.
These enemies of the Republican
candidate have rakcd and scrapcd the
pur!ieus and used every invention
their "nrinds' can conjure and the
only thing they have to hammer
Brown with is the present foolish
charge that he is a political boss and
petty thieVcry Is on the increase.
The record appears in the courts Of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
TREASURER AFTER
LIQUOR PRISONERS
Officials Now Hunting
For AduIterated
Booze
ROSE and HOLT GET
OCEANS Of SAMPLES
GIN PALACES IN CHINATOWN
WILL FINALLY HAVE THEIR
STOCK IN TRADE AN.
ALYzED

The suspicious circumstances con.
nected with the sale of n bottle of
three star" Hennessey brandy, which
was alleged TO have been filed with
fake contents, has put the Treasurer
on the scent for adulterated liquor.
II IL well.hnOwn fact that more
vile, man'killing hellilre IL being sold
at present under the guise OF liqucr
than has been the case for years be-
fore. The principal offenders are the
Oriental dealers, whose grogshops
abound In the district between River
and Nuuanu street and mauka OF
King street. In these shops bottles
with labels which were never before
known to civilized man appear In
abundance, and the character Of the
whisky, which Is being sold In these
places at five cents glass, can be
left to imagination. People who have
occasion to pass through that district
have for long time past complained
of the terrible havoc which the reel,
ing, half insensible EIawaiians and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06

Republicans should exert every cfurt
10 prevent any misguided enthusiast
striving 20 got back" at The Oppusi-
ton hy making q disturbance In the
crowd 90 the opening Democratic rally
THIS evening. It "a human nature per-
maps o. try 10 pay an opponent In Kind.
The Republican party, however. has al
waya had a reputation for dcrency and
self respect This good name should
not be sWirChcd because others have
taken 10 disrCputablc tactics. As Il
matter OF fact Il is doubtful tnat the
Democratic leaders were In any way
responsible for the attempt to disturb
the Republican meeting OF last Sa;ur-
day night Thu Inspiration for 1t cane
from the sI'tc workers claiming to sup
rurt good government. They are in Il
class by themselves and should he al
lowed To- remain. Republicans should
net drop To- their level.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
JOHN FERNANDEZ

sheriff Oscar Cox. The meeting was
orderly throughout. and much cnthu.
siasm was shown. demonstrating the
good feeling which the audience had
towards the speakers. Although the
meeting lasted until after II o'clock
the crowd showed It's interesting by
remaining until the last speaker had
had his say. The Honolulu candidates
returned to town this morning, all ey.
pressing great satisfaction at the sue.
cess of the meeting.
Next week the campaign will go
ahead In real earnest. The Fifth Dis.
lrict will have meeting at Eva next
Monday night. and another at Aiea on
Tuesday night.
The Fourth will have meeting to.
night al 1880 o'clock nj the corner of
Kawaiahao lane and South street. at
which Il. X. I.ilikalani will preside.
The speakers will be as follows: G. f..
ChillingwOrth. l.. l.. McCandless, w.
o. Smith, j. II. S. Kaleo. Il. A. G.
Long. u. w. Quinn. W. T. Rawlins,
a. ID. Castro. John A. Hughes, A. NJ 4.
brown, J. w. Cathcart. +. T. p. Water
house. ID. Kalauokalani Jr,. James
Ricknell. W. W. Harris. S. C. Dwight,
A. Y. Gear, Charles iIustace Jr, Hen
~ q. vida.
On Wednesday night the Fourth
will hold meeting at Pauoa. and on
thursday night one at the Kaimuki
200.
Next Thursday the Republican can.
hidatcs running at large and the Fifth
District Representatives will start on
- FasN-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06

Delegate TO Congress
J. X. kALANIANAoLE
Territorial Senate
C. r. cHlLLiNowoRTH
L. L. MccANDlEss
w. o. SMITH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES District
J. n. S. kALEo
e. A. c. LONG
G. W. QUINN
w. T. RAWllNs
A. o. CASTRO
JOHN A. HUGHES
'Reprcsentativcs-Fifth District
S. p. CoRREA
JOSEPH kALANA
A. s. kALEioPu
n. N. kANiHoNui
n. W. LELEiWi
JOHN l.. PAoo
Sheriff
A. NJ, BROWN
County Attorney
J. W. cATHcART
County Treasurer
r. T. p. WATERHousE
County Clerk
D. kALAUokAlANl. JR.
County Auditor \
JAMES BickNELL
Supcrvisor.at.large
w. W. HARRIS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
Meeting AT WaiaIua Was
Enthusiastic and
Orderly
ROUND THE ISLAND
TOUR Is MAPPED OUT
MEETINGS NEXT WEEK AT hiEA,
EVA MILL, PAUOA AND THE
SUBURBAN kAlMUkI
zoo

The Republican campaign Is now
beginning to move with more swift.
ness and presently the political fight
will be on IN lull swing. The first
gun since the ratlfica ion meeting at
hGln Park was fired at Waialua last
night. \. NJ. Brown. w. o. Smith,
Jas. Bickncll. Chas. ChilirEworth. d..
KalauOkalani Jr. and Joe kalnna were
the Honolulu candidates VINO mount.
ed the stump there. all preaching the
gospel OF straight ticket voting. Judge
Archie Mahaulu Of Waialua presided,
aud speeches were Also delivered by
Supervisor Andrew Cox and Deputy
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
MANUF A(IUR{ Of
STATEMENTS SHOWN
Ferguson Will Not Tell
Advertiser Yarn In
Police Court
SAID HE WOULD HAVE
TO CARRY A PISTOL
SUDDEN CHANGE OF FRONT ON
PART OF BoASTFUL SAILOR
WHEN HE APPEARS TO
PRESS CHARGE
WILL GET A GUN

Editor Advertiser: man drew n
knife on me Sunday night and | had a
warrant sworn out for him and signed
by the Judge. but because the man
works tor Sam Johnson The police
would not arrest him. I will take no
more trouble about the man so far us
the police Is concerned. but am going
~ get gun and the next time he at.
tacks me | will shoe him down. ! am
as good a Republican "a any man ana
claim the right of protection as citi.
zen. Hut II the police will not do It, !
viii protect myself.
JOSEPH FERGUSON
from Massachusetts,.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per p. NJ. s. $. DOric, Oct, g, for San
Francisco.-H. II, ScOvel, A. Mcguire
and wife, J. Greenfield, Dr.. II. Schultz.
ID. Lloyd, Chew PAX Gin. J. w. Bate
man, q. Tesseyre and wife. w. V. Smith
and wife, Lee Leong Kin, Low Fat. Lee
Chow, A. w. Stanford, ID. II. Lee, wife
and two sons, j. Is. eraser, J. e. WOlr.
4. ID. Shultz, T. A. Kabashi, Mrs. ID. r.
Webster, N. Sato, Miss A. V. Talbot,
Mrs. p. V. Lansdale, Miss Is. T.. Sidney
Smith and servant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
ARRIVED.
Saturday, Oct. q.

Saturday, Oct. u.
~. s. transport Sheridan, Peabody.
IRON near Parl Harbor, lO:i5 q. m.
u. $. transport Buford. Hall, from
near Pearl Harbor, $50 u. nrs
U. s. X, c. Manning. conveying Sher-
idan, l0:i5 n. m.
Stmr. Iwalani, Piltz, conveying Sher-
idan, 1915 n. m.
U. ). tug lroquols, Carter, towing
Sheridan. lO:i5 a. m.
Stmr. Khan. Clarke. from Maui and
Hawaii ports. 1880 a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
Entered for Record Oct. 5, 1906,
From 10:3o a. m. to 4 p. m.
VIM Williamson Tr to VIM /. Peter

son ParRel
VIM l. Peterson to Kaluhi -. Rel
N II Peterson to Kakalina Kalaau.
Kakalina Kalaaukapu tw) to John
II D'Almeida ................M
Antoine Lidgate by tr to TT of En-.
ME s Stoney ct al ..........AM
J Wilson to VIM Matson ..,... BIS
Geo II Carter ct al to ,......... Plan
Entered for Record Oct. 6, 1906,
From 9 a. m. to 1880 a. m.
Ho Sun to Tong Yak Wal Co. -. Rel
Hama Pupuhi and hsb to Kaeleku
Sugar Co Ltd ............ .ExD
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-06
DEPARTED.

Friday. October s.
p. NJ. S. s. Doric, Smith. for san
Francisco, y. m.
Stmr. Claudine. Parker. for Maui and
Hawaii ports, 3 y. m.
Saturday. October q.
Bk Button. lie Drue. for Portland,
Ore, .: 30 q. m.