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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-04
QUEST la M6diterran6e?

Lee deux passengers Sc tenaient
alors adoss6s aux cabines d'arri6re
du grand paquvbot "Yille-d de- Bo-
ne" entrant en- rade d'Alger.
Bientot ]e navire allait franchir
la passe, entire les Musoirs du Sud
ct du Nord. ct p6n6trer daEs lie
port marchand, d droite de la bat
terie DIAL iefna.
Tout en- examinant Iaspect Gu
rieux de la vile. Dntertre ct sa
file ramenaient de temps q autres
des regardes fouilleurs sur les
quais, Oh ills semblaient chercher
quelqu'un.
lie paquebot n'avancait plus
maintenant qu'avec une maistueu-
ses ct prudente lenteur, cherchant
ga place parml les nombreux bati-
ments amarr6s au quai, entire les
|locaux de la douane ct ceux de la
Sant6.
Enfn les machines stopp4rent.
la tr6vidation cesea maintenant
CONNIE par enchantement; la evil
le-de-B6ne" s'immobilisa pour
prendre son corps-mort.
lie d6barquement commence un
instant aprAs, dams la tumulte af-
faire, le brouhaha ;oyeux ct assour-
distant qui so renouvellent q cha
que grafton de CO genre.
Paule de Bussiares ct le baron
venaient a pelne de prendre pied
sur lequai, lorsque la ieune femme
ieta cette exclamation joyeuse:
-En6n, lie voici.
Et dun movement empress6,
charmant de grace coquette, ellie
s'avanea, les deux mains tendues,
vers lie colonel Destrem qui venait
q ellie, sourlant.
All! vous VOLTA done! dit seu-
lement l'oficier, en- ~pressant lon
guement les fines mains ~ofertes,
Et ses prunelles clalres, d'abord
illumin6es de bonheur, s'alangui-
rent en- une expression d'attendris-
sement infn1.
Upe larme do joie vint q ses ellis,
cent fois plus 6loquente que toute
protestation fatteuse.
-Vous etes done bien heureux?
demanda Paule charm6e, avec un
SQUIRE exquis de malice ing6nue.
A certaines minutes, les femmes
excellent q dlstimuler leurs express
sions sous une phrase de coquette-
RE charmante.
C'est une sorte de voile pudlq ne
destin6. le plus souyent, q cacher
aux yeux du vu]gane le secret de
leur coeur'
Plus que je ne saurais le dire,
reppartit Destrem, contenant diff
element son emotion.
Et CONNIE la jeune femme SO re-
culait un peut, pour laisser appro-
cher lie baron, qui s'6tait tenu dis
cr6tement aI6cart les deux hon.
mes Sc reJOlgnlrent. s
LIE colonel Sierra tres cordiale-
ment Ia main de 'ex-diplomate, en-
lui adressant que]qnes mots de
b1envenue.
MATS en- meme temps il parais-
salt chercher du regard une autre
personne.
Je ne volt pas Get excellent LII
bert? .dlt-il enfn dun accent
6tonn6.
Nous l'avons laisse q Paris, re-
pondit. le baron
ITEMS poarquoido done?
.-Au dernier moment IN 6v6ne-
ment nouveau tres important nous
priva de ses pr6cieux servises.
Pour t~oujours,
Oh! non, non, ftyivement Pau
le, pour une huitaine de jours tout
an plus.
4 Fl, e vous en- prize, mon ny0'n ami, 90
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J.. S. G.. F.

AVIS OFFlClkk
BUREAU DU SECRETA1RE GENERAL
Ponds des Veuves ct des
OrDhelins
ooT1sAT1oN NO Al appellee No4O
EsoANABA, MICH, "a Avril 1906
M%essieurs ct FrAres:
Vous etes oficiellement notifies
du deces de M. Cyril Roberge de
la branche No. 5, de Escanaba
Mich, qui a succombe le IA mars
q la malaale dite cancer de Co.
Ion Pharynx.
EFeu M. Roberge 6tait assu-
re- de $1,000 dams la classe des
Veuves ct des Orphelins ct portrait
le certiticat de b6n6fce No 81 en-
date du 6 Avril 1894 ct a re-
poque de son d6c6s 6tait en- reggie
avec ga Societ6 GU Com1t6 Perma-
nent ct avec pUnion DIES Societies.
D'aprAs la teneur de la section
IL de Particle X[ DIES Reglements
de FUnion DIES Societies Canadien-
nes-francaises Catalogues des
Etats- Unis, tout membre assure
dams la caisse du Ponds des Veu-
YES ct Orphelins don't le Certifcat
de B6n66ces porte une date ante
rieure au IA Mars 1906 doit payer
au Secr6taire de la Branche q la
quelle il appartient le montant d'u-
ne c~otisation suivant sonage, du rs
Avril 1906 au 26 Mai 1906.
EN-. M. ST-JACQUEs, Sec Gen.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-04
Les Pilules Moro sont vendues exclusivement au nord par PATRICE
DUDE, Pharmacien, coin ds avenues 20eme OF Washington nord

yez rassure, il ne s'agit pas de
nous.
Je vous expl!qnerai celia apres-
I midi
-aBien ma chAre annie.
MATS pardonnez-moi de vous re-
tenir ainsi sur CO quai, sans songer
au plus presse, c'est-a.dire d vous
conduire au Cite.
La cause en- est Asl'estime toute
particuli6re, pressure affectueuse,
don't je fals profession q regard du
brave Libert.
Je d6plore son absence.
Nous aussi.
-Allons, venez, jj'al retenu d'a-
vance une voiture pour vous con-
duire q votre hotel.
-Oh vous logez vous? demanda
endorsement Dutertre.
Rue do Lsyre, derriere la
place de la Republique.
J'ai choisi un hotel de premier
ordre, Cd les prix sont raisonnables
pourtemps.
D'ailleurs, vous ny resterez pas
bien longtemps. Je l'esp6re CONT
Destrem en- lancant un regard des
plus 6loquents.
LIE temps legal, r6pliqua ma
licieusement la jeune femme.
-Naturellement.
A propos: poss6dez-vous les der
niAres pieces n6cessaires?
! A peu pres; ranquillisez-vous;
lesderni6re nous parviendront dams
deux GU trois jou1s.
Tout en- parlant, le colonel en-
trainait les arrivants par Ia rampe
Chasseloup-Laubat, jusqu'au bou-
levard de la Republique, Oh sta
tionnait un facre d6couvert.
-Allons. bon s'6cria-t-il tout q
coup, j~'allais oublier les bagages,
suis je ASSET distract.
-L'amour vous fait perdre la
tete? demanda Paule dun ton es-
pi6gie.
-C'est ma fol tres exact, je ne
pense qua vous, ma ch6re ct bel
le annie.
Voyons, donnez-moi vos bulle-
tins, mon secr6taite Sc chargera de
tout retirer.
Et Destrem fit signe de la main
q un sous-oficier de spahis qui at
tendait respectueusement q qLel-
ques pas.
-Tenez, Bertrand, vous vous
occuperez, &c mstin meme, des ba-
cages de Nine de Bussieres.
-Ou1, mon colonel.
II est neuf heures ct demi,
avant une heure vous pourrez les
ayoir. Vous les ferez porter 3 Pho
tel de France, rue de la Tyre.
" en- a-t-il beaucoup, madame?
|demanda le sous-offcier en- SO de-
couvrant devant Paule.
oh! c%ertes, monsieur, une dou-
zaine de coils au MONS.
MATS, en- r6alit6, je mai besoin
que DIES deux males en- CUR.
Pour les caisses, nous aviserons
demain.
.-Voulez-vous les faire porter
chez moi? propose Destrem.
-Pourquoi. pas, puisqu'elles ir-
aient bientot de toute facon.
Tres bien.
Vous avez entendu, Bertrand?
-Oni, mon colonel.
Et ces details regl6s, le sous-off-
cier s'6loigra.
Les voysgeurs mont6rent alors
ensvoiture. lie descendaient IN
quart d'heure plus tard q Photel de
France, Oh ills prenaient aussit0t
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u. s. G. F.
1uREAux Du SEoRETA1RE GENERAL
AVIS OFFICIEL
Ponds desDames Auxilia1res

AVIS OFFlClEk
Ponds desDames Auxil1afres
Cor1sAr1oN No 80 appellee No 80
EsoANABA, MICH, 30 Avril 1906
Mesdames ct S@urs:
Vous etes oficiellement notifies
du deces do Nine Marie-L Gadbols
de la branche No. 36. de st. Paul,
MINI, qui a succomb6e le 5eme.
jour de 1%anvier, 1906 de la mala-
die dite spinal Meningitis
Ecu Nine NIL. Gadbois 6tait
assur6e de $500 dams la classe des
Danes Auxlliaires ct portrait le
certi6cat de b6n66ce no. 1870 en-
date du 20 Dec. 1905 ct d p6po.
que de son d6ces 6tait en- reggie
avec ga Societ6 on Comit6 Per-
manent ct avec pUnion des Soci6.
tes.
D'apres la teneur de la Section
9 de l'Article XII des Regiments
de lUnion des Societies Cana
diennes. FRANCHISES Catalogues
DIES Etats- Unls, tout membre assu-
re dams la caisse du Ponds des
Danes Auxiliaires don't IL Certi-
feat de B6nefces porte une date
a%nt6rieure au 5 janvier 1906
doit payer au Secr6taire de la
Brenche q laquelle il appartient le
montant dune c~otisation suivant
O age du Ter MAJ 1906 au Ter
JUN 1906.
EMMANUEL M. ST JACQUES. :
Secr6taire General
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-05-04
N. ADELARD AUBRY s%ouffrat %tbeaucoup du Cenr
Les PILULES MORO pour les Honlr
. lie guerissent

n Petals maMde dems un an C@tt lie cnurq mm inquntatl lei plus car Javasd de forte
phptahons, Javas ami des douleus derd ems, ms depms qm jai ps les PHULES MORO
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
FIIeks Time Of Surprise.

tUcNU bSm0 OS 0OTpptOOs
.Of the many things that have
taken place during my baseball
career. think the ono that has most
forcibly impressed itself upoA my
memory IL tho fact that subbed for
Larry at second base last season."
says Elmer Flick. tho Cleveland bali
tosser. when Armour told me to
90 out to second and SEQ how we'll !
could do. never felt quecrer In my
life. A most peculiar feeling went
over me- thought to myself. Here
] am. going out 10 takc the place Of
the greatest second basemnn IN tho
.business-me. . man that has never
played second base and has not put
tho BAH on Q runner since tho days
! used to catch about the lots Well.
went out. and. as you know. Z played
second base for q week without max.
ing an error. My. but I folt iunny. In
fact, I used 10 laugh to myself out
there around second to think that I.
who had been playing the outheld for
seven years. was actually playing
second base without q moments
warning. I used to pinch myself 90
casionally to see II ! were really
~ axe"
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
Ladies' AID Social.

The LaAiss' Aid Society Of the n.
i. Church held its nosthly tea social
~ ths hone Of NJ. asd Mrs.. D. c. Ro-
berts on Thursday sftsrnosu. A short
psogHam was rendered, composed Of
aoags asd readings. Misses Custer
and Edzsrts both saug solss TO the
aelig ht Of all pressnt. Quite = nam.
bss Of ladies, only recently having
coms to Ordway, we're present, amosg
WHOM were Miss Petit. Mrs. Wood
ruff. MTs. A. A. wiafrse and daugh gh,er
Hsisa. Mrs. Bashor, Mrs. Johnson.
Miss Brown. Mrs. Dasiels. Mra Prs.
lit. Mrs. Mattheson, Miss carniehael
Mrs.. Gray AID Miss Eisy.
After the progsan rsf5eshnssts.
consisting Of strawberry Ice cream
asd cake we're served. Evsryoss was
delighted with the splendid place and
way In which Mr.. Asd Mrs. D. C. asd
Mrs. II. n. Roberts provided for the
pleasure Of thoss present.
Conveyancss were furaished for all
- that no one had any difficulty in
getting 10 o. froa the place Of meet
ing.
Nay Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts live losg
aAd afford ~ many more sueh happy
timss.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
THURSDAY AFTERNOON icLuB.
Delightful Banquet st the Home
OF c. B. Wietlns.


OF c. B. wieelns.
1. accordanes with their usuai Gus
ten, this popular society Of oar iadie:
gave their annual bas9ust On Thurs
day evening Of last week.
Mr.. as1 Mrs. c. B. Wiggins were
the hosts. and their visitors were all
delighted with their cordial reception
Aad sutertai.msnt.
This was the third banquet given BY
the club, and It really seems ss II
sssh succeeding effort sxcsls the one
preceding Il.
The gaests,to the sumbe5 of twenty
assembled absut eight o'clock. a.I 4
general social time was enjoyed until
the banquet was auasuncsd. Thsa
each Gsntle0au, after fiuding his
partner. proceeded With her to the ta.
bIss. aad when all vsrs seated, they
were served With the excellent re-
frsshmsnts provided. The feast con.
sisted Of two courses, beth beiag
greatly relishel BY ali.
Durisg the basquet general good
time A. we'll as the satables, was en-.
isyeA BY the Gaests.
While the basquet was bsiug en-.
joyed. there vas ~ extra. aysterioss
couiss servsd. which each gentlsmaa
found, upon inspection, to cestain his
part In the program. Oss was to re-.
cite poem frsm Neither Goose; an
other vas to psrpstrats conuadrum /;
another VAS to draw . picture Of the
crowd: another Gas ts sing q sosg /;
aasthsr vas to perform Little Jack
Hsrssr, with aothing bst nake-bs-
lisve pie to back him sp In II. 9th.
ere made short spseehss en- different
subjects. However, all performed
tseir parts we'll asd are entitled to
great chunks Of credit.
Nrs. O. L. Esieksoa also gave oae
Of her rscitatjoas which added much
to the oceasiou.
This part Of the program scsspisd
the time Of the gussts the reauiadss
Of the svsning.
The thssasesing appsarancs Of the
weather. At this tlms, caused desire
aaosg many Of the party to hurry
home, and after snmsrsus conpli.
nssts te Mr.. asd Mrs.. Wigsjns for
their dsiightfuI satsrtalnmsnt, the
party dispsrsel.
Misses Heisn Wlnfrss. Esther KEEL
isy, Oracle Gray Aad 0srtruds Green.
amsysr wsse present asl greatly a.
sastsd the ladies II their sntsStaia.
1ent.
The following h . iist Of thess psss-
snt:
NJ. asA Mrs.. D. G, HObssts.
As. AsA Mn. Thes. 0at1avan.
1Gf. Ard Mn. 9. ,. Atsnnst.
NJ. aa1 M. \. =. 0iaas.
~. - lGsA a. 3 1nisA.
~. ~ llsss 4. Z, nnens.
~. - -, y. ~
A m ~ ry l. 1NSle
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
EvsnAelIcei Church SERVICES.

EvsnaelIcal Church Services.
Thsre will be preaching services a,
the Evangelical Chxrch a. fol.
lows:
ssuday school At 10 a. m.
Services, At II =. -.
Rev. .. swart. PrssiAlng Elder, will
deliver sermon.
Yeusg Psopls's Alliance AZ :. 30 .. n,
Preaching atsp. N. English.
bre. swsst will again preach ana
At the close Of sermon conduct IN.
comnuaion services.
Yosng Psopis's prayer .aeeti.r .,
Wednesday at p m.
0sfnas class Saturday. 2 Pm.
Every one wsico1s te attsad any
and ali these services. CONE.
'1es G. Q. Oteinnats.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
Ksi'es :. R..ss. SA,ssAaA

There are many ghastly rslsn Il
81. Petlr's-the skulls and tsssh =
several OF the apostles. The hlaoa =
several martyrs ~ Atls syvnl
globes. . finger OF 81 Peter epvss,l
With rAgs. Q loeA os hair frsa n
Virgin Mary. tAs arm Il LAnsN
whom Jesus ralssd frog IL SoaA
and. in the Church of the Csoss q h
rusalem. is q crystal rVsiv.ary esata,a.
ing what n claimed to - NM fyun
the breast Of the lfs6ooaA
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22

The Ladies Aid Society met yester.
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. d.
Q. Roberts. About sixty visitors we're
prsssat. They we're sntertained with
music and literary exercises, after
which Tsfrsshmsnts were served. A
most snioysbls aiteruoou was spe.s
by ali prsseat.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
Something a. Good.

A lady who is = lover Of books sn-
tered book store In Detroit.
Have you tho last Literary DL
sest?" she asked.
The clerk was q young woman. and
evidently a novice at bookselling.
I'm see" she said. and presently
returned to say the magazine want.
Cd was not In stock.
"Im very anxious to get COPY. %
said the lady.
III look again." said the obliging
clerk. and in a few minutes returned.
"rm sorry. but the last copy has
been sold. Bat have something hero
that think will do a. well": and she
handed the amazed customer . copy
OF 'What to Eat and How to Cook
t"-Detroit Free Press.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
Too True "a N.t,,...

An the mechanical toys you make
seem to bo very suceesaful"
yes. said the inventor. 1--WE only
had one failure"
what was the natter With thatf"
TOO realistic. It was . boy tramp
and 1t wouldn't work."-etray atorias.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
Mineral Matter In ssa Water,

The landmaking powers Of the sea
are strikingly illustrated In the recent
estimate OF . Scottish geographer.
The amount Of mineral matter in sea
water ID found to be suflicient to form
solid layer 125 feet deep over the
whole earth and to equal North Amerl.
ca. Europe and Australia together, or
nearly one-fifth Of all land above sea
level Even more mineral matter has
been taken from the sea. Most of the
limestone. gypsum and salt has been
derived from sea water. and 80 also
has been much Of tho cementinR ma.
teriai OF the sedimentary rocks,
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22

A moving picture show held forth At
Harris Hall last night. There Was 4
large audisnee.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
Sale o. zols's Rwses..

1--WE thousand bottles Of vine, two
miien cows and thirtyrix guinea pigs
.re among the household elects Of the
late Emile zola which ere advertised
Tor public sale NJ Paris. I b 4
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
Notice..

Having soiA ny drug store ssd prse-
tScs, I now deshe I" close mp ny esoks
a.d sceousts. All persons indebted
to me are requested to cali snd settle
at once. Respectfully.
8, r. Cri0a.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
Nympkeas ftsm rees,, oae,a....

NympNeee trom Te0oie oaeAooa.
Flax and white DyaphoaS. vhiah
are being plaesd oiacag eekAf asnsssS
Dlants IL ne lnnef coma n 3thc iS'.sss
HelAis ds chaMp1 JltsS.S I'SSss !; s';:,..t sss
sssss ss { & !! I \ 4 4
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22

T. T. Spindle has built . residence
on his claim at Boz SprinEs.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22
Christ SNahbock. .

Rev. Arnold, who 10 here from Tex
~ ON visit with friends, yesterday
cAptured an eagle near the Boston
Farm.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22

S. +. Wsst and family left tor Canon
City this moraing.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22

Rev. swart. Prssiding Elder Of the
Evangelical Church, arrives today,
having seen In Colorado Spriags over
last Sunday.
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22

Every honest man Vim leek ~
square In the eye: % viii soos 4 u
greatest 0coundreiA
The Ordway new era., 1906-06-22

FOR SALE-Two good family
cows and 0sO.ib young driving and
saddle hsrss.
Christ Swahbock.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-14
Test Law
On Wages
Of Seanen
LIBEL SUIT BEGUN THIS MORN
ING IN THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT.

The suit of William Mitchell, second
mate of the Mauna Loa, against the
Inter-Island Steam Navigation Com
pany, a test case to settle the question
of garnisheeing the wages Of employees
of the island vessels, was filed this
morning in the Federal court. Mitchell
is suing for wages which the company
has withheld from him under a judg-
mept for income and poll taxes.
Mitchell's libel sets forth that he is
an employe of the company, working
under an agreement at the rate of 800
per month, and that on January II the
company refused TO pay him the sum
of $39 then due him, giving as a reason
a garnishee issued by the Territorial
court on a judgment for $47 AS obtain
ed by Tax Collector Holt.
The suit, which was brought by
& Clemons, is one of three
which are to test various phases of the
law as to seamen's wages. 1t is claim
ed that the wages of the employees of
the island company are not subject to
execution or garnishee, under Federal
statutes,
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-14
W 0, SMITH HOME
FROM WASHINGTON
CONTINUED from page -

ASIDE from the committees we met
many congressman socially, especially
the California and Kansas delegations,
and were able to talk freely and with
out reserve to them.
The matter was still I'm the hands
.of the committee of the House whe n /
left, and as yet has not been reported
back to the House, as other matters of
more Importance, such as the Railroad
Rate bill, the Philippine Tariff and the
Statehood measure, had to be consid-
cred first.
"Of course I cannot say just what
the action of Congress will be- The
main opposition, as one prominent
member remarked to me will be the
fact that this will establish a prece-
dent which might prove troublesome.
They prefer to let each community
work out its own salvation.
I'VE had most delightful time not
one member of our delegation was sick
OF met with an accident. We were
made welcome and did not stay long
enough to wear that welcome out, while
we had every opportunity to present
our case
There was no particular reason for
my return ahead of the party. I left
earlier, and indeed, I was the last to
leave washington. When 1 left only
Mr., Loebenstein of Hilo was there and
he was on private business.
Il was away from Washington when
the party left but returned and finished
the work with interviews with the
| prominent members of the House such
as Speaker Cannon and Representative
/ Hepburn and our own delegate.
Il had pleasant trip but I am more
/ than glad to get back to my home, for
after all Honolulu Is better than the
East"
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-14
Trying To
Keep The
M OIOkanS
EMPLOYERS OFFER
ING INDUCEMENTS TO PREVENT
MORE COMING HERE.

The Manchura did not bring any
Molokans this morningf, though she
was have brought the second lot con-
sistng of a larger number of families
than the first lot. Advices were re-
ceived here last week that none were
coming, but Land Commissioner Pratt
who was away, did not receive such
advices. and one reason for his imme-
diate return to Honolulu was to re-
ceive the expected immigrants.
It is stated that the remaining Molo-
kans are being pursuaded to give up
their plan of coming to Hawaii EN-
ployers who want them i'm California
have been trying to induce them to re-
main, and it is possible that as re-
suit of such inducements they will
abandon the intention of coming here.
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-14
HALEIwA.

The Haleiwa Hotel, Honolulu's fa-
nous country resort, on the line of the
Oahu Railway, contains every modern
improvement and affords its guests an
opportunity to enjoy all amusements-
golf tennis, billiards. fresh and salt
water bathing, shooting fishing, riding
and driving. Ticket, including rail-
way fare and one fun days room and
board, are sold at the Honolulu Station
and Trent e Company for IS. For dee
parture of trains, consult time table
On Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited, a
two hour train, leaves at 1922 a. M;
returning, arrives in Honolulu at 10
p. m
The Hawaiian star., 1906-03-14
WORLD FAMOUS
FINANCIER ARRIVES
CONTINUED from page oneJ.

I'm that city until the departure of the
Manchuria Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hei-
delbach of Paris were also members
of the party. He is the resident part-
ner of the banking firm of Ickeleheim-
er and Company. 1t had been planned
that the Heidclbachs were to go to
Japan but owing to a sudden bereave-
ment i'm the family 1t was necessary
for them to return TO Europe.
The party was accompanied ON the
trip to Honolulu by Col. George w
Macfarlane who impaired to them
much interesting Information concern
ing the islands. The result was that
all i'm the party expressed the liveliest
interest I'm the Islands ON the arrival
of the vessel and all We're eager to go
ashore and view the beauties and
places of interest i'm ana about Homo
/ lulu.
| II had hon planued for a committee
| of local people to go out i'm the Gus
/ toms launch and meet the steamer off
/ port but only R. W. ShingIa caught
/ the launch i'm time. As soon as the
/ boat docEcd at the Hackreld wharf NJ.
/ Kichi the local manager of the Yoko-
hama Specie Bank went aboard and
paid his respects to Mr. Schim and the
remainder of the party. Albert Along
/ was also presented to the arty as We're
/ A. \. Campbell of the Waterhouse
Trust Company and NJ. ). Grinbaum.
Quite an extensive program of en-
tertainmcnt had been arranged for the
Schiff party. From the steamer the
party including Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Gordon who are fellow travellers ON
the Manchuria. were escorted TO auto
mobiles which were waiting. Three
cars were used to convey the party
Archie Young drove. one car. Albert
Along another and the third was chart
ed for the occasion. In addition to the
Schiff party the following local people
in addition to Mr.. Young and Mr..
Along were in the automobiles Col.
George w. Macfarlaue, r. w. Shingle,
NJ. Kichi and NJ. S. Grinbaum The
party went first to the Pail and from
that place they went to Moanalua and
then to Honolulu Plantation and then
out to the residence of the Queen
where g. call was paid Luncheon was
served at the Moana Hotel about
o'clock the party being the guests of
Manager kichi Of tn Yokohama Specie
Bank.
After luncheon the partv went ia
Governor Clegborn's Waikiki pIace and
following the call they returned ia
the Moana. Hotel where some of the
party went for surf ride. Dinner
will be served at the Hawaiian Hotel
this evening and a dance will follow at
the Hawaiian Hotel The hand will
also give a concert at the Hawaiian
The parfy plan to remain ashore over