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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
FE CREATES
NEW DIVISION
Important Changes Announced
by General Manager Hurley
Parker Goes 10 Newtoni Sue
ceded at LaJunta by Sharp,

T0 cka. kas. July General
Man scr T. J. Hurley. nf lhe Santa Fc
rai'n ar today announced important
chuI pes Zoo Che operating department
OF iie road. with the creation OF q
new Strand division effective the first
OF turusi r. G. Fox viii continue
JOS 3 neral superintendent of the East
sru rand division
T = Parker Ia Junta. VIII be
gives tho general suporfutrudcncy OF
the ,autrJl grand division. Vita head
quar- eos 900 Newton. kas " II.
Shu.p VIII Doe promoted Go be- gem
rraI suueriutrndont or me western
EraIl division. with h-eaduuartyr- go
IA tuutJ H. F1irlcv Wiu succeed
superintendent sharp at kansas CIty.
The central grand division Includes
fhc Panhandle lines The western
gran J division CONSISTS of the Arklu-
sas liver division in Colorado. and the
Ncw M,Nlcu and rio Grnndc divisions
iu Sew Mexico and Colorado.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
RUNYAN AND WOMAN
HELD UNDER HEAVY BOND

Nru york. July G-Chestor p
nunyau. paying teller OF the Windsor
Trust company. who Us alleged Co
nste stolen SIS gt1 from that com-
pany and Mrs Laura Carter. the
woman Who BETRAYED him, revealing
hia place ~ concealmcnt 60 the poe
Hoe after ne had given her q part
- tho stolen funds. were arraigued
in police court today Runyan'-
spirit |areparcd Co boz broken by the
dis3sfraus outcome pf his stealiugs
what bad become of &a2OnU ~ the
total stolen funds was still a mystery
~ FAR as tho public was concerned
up to the time the two prisoners were
takou INTO court Runyan had &h4 e.
ffn when arrested of the balance
le elii he had host about $4,000 in
speculation un stocks before he die
appeared from the office 90 the Wind
Eur Trust company last saturday. that
D. BOO given so ono Co Mrs. Carter.
and tbat Dee believed she had taken
ffn. Doe moro without hi4 knowledge
BuuAtu 49, .taiEurd ou q chars,
~ grand n BOO having s.1lgH
$4,000 NJ carter WAS charged
With r-- sfHieU 'rois Roth
WaItt a.... .. s4ua -.fH HslI fHr
thr grand iurN EunNlu ln H1au.uuu
nsli and Mrs carter Boa Sins0na
Neither were able 10 give bail
Just before she was Hrraigupd ia
court. Mr. Carrier denied thut She
bad placed any eff fhe Trust CONS
psnl money boo the bank 8 her own
ae count and declared ts 500 dId Ilsf
night. dat Do received onIy s. Uuu
from Ruu1au and promptly returned
A when boz demanded o.
Concerning hef betrayal 10 i;uu-
Nau'a hiding place shr said shD had
ZEN eprrt for Mrs Ruuyau who I- II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
L0RETTO ACADEMY'S
VACATION "CRESCENT'
splendid Little Magazine Issued by the
pupil> Of Wen known Institution ~
las Cruces.

The vacation number OF The Cre--
cent. tho student publication of Loo
retto academy. has just been ISSUED
and Is one OF the brightest schooI
magazines ever issued IN New Mexico
stories. bright verse. wen written spe-
cial articles and lots Of splendid H.
iustfatlons make ~ q number -.
which the school may well be prouI
one feature Of the vacation numbe.
Which VIII be o. special interest g. "a
fun page picture shoWing the acad-
envy building as it will be- when the
present enlargement and improve
ments now under way are completed.
n building will be- an imposing anG
picturesque structure iu the spanish
mission style with low arches AMI
peaked gabled roofs. standing as n
does across the end of the main street
ot Las Cruces. the building win be
q great ornament 90 the town.
The students of Loretto dcserve
great credit for their excellent pubf-
cation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
He GAVE ANY
INTERVIEW ON
APACHE
Manager of Harvey Cufio
Business Objects to Fake In
terview About Former EN-
pIOye Of System

The Evening Citizen. having dis
covered. after several days during
which the story has been running iu
the Morning Journal. that sensational
charges have been made by prominent
New York artists concerning the am
eestft- Of Antonio Apache. the alleged
Apache Indian wonder and society
Ion. yesterday afternoon published
what purported 10 be an Interview
with Manager Herman SchWoizcr. of
the Harvey system. i'm which Mr..
Schweizer. who Is manager Of the cu-
rio department, is quoted as saying
thar he has always known Apache 20
be an impostor Apache was cm-
ploVed for q short time 10y tho Har-
Vey system as a rain salesman.
II have not dle~lssed the Apache
tory with any one for publication"
said Mr. SehWeiZer last night. and J.
certainly have given no one connected
with the Citizen any interview con-
eruing The case
The Apache story has caused "a
sensation ia society circles ina several
american cities and it Is probable that
Artists Deming and Cary viii be called
on for further proof of their assertion
as to A%pache's |psreutage and race.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
FINANCE AND COMMERCE


New York. July G-The cash r.-
serve showing ui the bank statement
was S12. OO0, 600 away from the pro-
liminary estimates, the So. 600. 900 cash
decrease comparing with an expected
Increase Of ST.. 900. 600 Go over 81
000. 000. The Dan item. nj the
same time. showing a contraction
of NtO.N44.N0o. the resulting -cal-
ing down of deposits helping to roe
strict the decline in surplus 10 Sl.653 b
O-i. but leaving for that item only
S>56,25U. Tho loan showing follow
ing "a heavy contraction lass week.
makes o. evident that corporations dc-
pended on th. money market much
Tess than usual TO finance the srmi-
annuaI disbursements. having appar-
.ptlr accumulated rash for that pun
pose which was placed temporarily ln
utll loans. and called In for the pur-
pose uf payments. The clearing hpusr
banks -till hold S3.4522OO OF govern
mont deposits. compared with $751;
p 10000 last U.ak. so mat small prog
ie-s has hceu made Boo meeting tho
requirement ~ government deposits
tu be made Jug 10
tn" notable strength of foreign
exchange rates Mas ALSO figured iu
lhe stock market. although &C. Was be-
IieNrd tu point enthusiastically 10 a rc-
sumption of en'd exports les week
AululgImafed copper was % maTht.
leader The whole market rose SUBJ
s~tautiHIlN and closed active ana buoy
Inf. CLOSING $40. rs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
SEEMEDARM|JOW WAS
MARKED FOR
DEATH
FALLING WINDMILL DROVE
HIM ON RAILROAD TRACK
as fast Santa Fe Freight
Train Was PaSSing--Ground
to Death Beneath the
Wheels,
Especial Dispatch 10 The Morning Journal

? lNfrftAi ifiHthNfh 10 NHf morning journal
SOcorro. n. n. July GLORIOUS
and unusual are the details II tho
death of NclquiIdes ATmijo. q re-
spected citizen If Ssbiuai. who was
run down ana killed by "a Santa Fee
freight train near his home Yesterday
afternoon az 3 o'clock
News Of Armijo's death reached So
zorro today. and while they are not
complete. the details are unusual Ar
milo was standing beneath a wind
mill close To- The railroad track. a high
wind was blowing and it Is supposed
that he was seeking shelter beneath
the framework ~ ihc mill. one Of
the fans blew Off the min and fen TO
The ground Stories are conflicting
one says that the FALLING fan struck
the unfortunate man and dazed him
50 that he ran onto The track. An
other is thar he saw the fan falling.
and to escape 10. ran across the track.
In any event, the high wind d~cadened
the sound Of the approaching santa
re freight train, and JUS as ArmIJo
reached the track the train struck
him, grinding his body "a pieces be-
meath the wheels.
Armijo was fifty years old and had
lived at Sabinal am his HE He
leaves q family.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07

To D|SCRED|T
ORCHARD
DEEFNCE pPFpAPEC
FOR FINAL EFFORT
Dispositions From San Fran
cisco May Show Bradley tx
pIosion Due to Gas Leak
Haywood 10 Take the Stand,
IB, Morning journal speeinl Leased wirrI

ibf Morning journal ~peeinl Leased WIRE
Boise. Idaho. JUS G-Counsel for
the defense In the Haywood murder
case held an extended conference to-
day. both AT their downtown office
ana in the county Jail. and IN WAS
stated that IL would Doc Wednesday
mex before Haywood takes the bath
as witness In his own behalf
The program as it now stands o. Go
begin Monday morning boy reading the
dcpoaitions taken at san Francisco as
10 the explosion af the house Of Fred
bradley. These dispositions are 90 be
suppiautcd later with the evidence Of
an expert in explosives II Is con-
tended by the defense that ten pounds
of dynamite exploded az orchard
swe8rs the Bradley bombs were.
would have ploWn Bradley into pieces
ana destroyed thc whole front ~ the
hOEee.
Alter the dispositions are put ir
there VIII Doe additional testimony 10
show that before he fled from the
Occur d'Alenes ln 1899 Orchard at-
tempted 90 sell his interest iu the
Hercules mine. a"nd"thcu there VIII be
a showing as to the movements ana
actions OF Jack Slmpklns when ho
Went 20 Denver in the fan 81 1905.
after having parted with Orchard a
Caldwell This viii practically con
clude the case with the exception OF
the testimony of Haywood and Meyer.
and It ls believed that the latter cam
Doe reached by Tuesday afternoon
steve Adams VIII not ne called hy tho
defense
Tho direct examination OF HAY
VIII be very extended lie win
bee taken over sketch Of his life thai
VII embrace his connection with the
Federation of Miners. with
his later life has been CLOSELY
.utrrWuycn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
EMMETT DALTON PAR0LED
BY KANSAS GOVERNOR
Life Prisoner Allowed Liberty to Have
Operation Performed on shat
tered Ann.

Lc1veuWorth. Kas. July EN-
mott Dalton. serving 20 life sentence iu
the p-cuitentiary here for his particle
patton lu the famous Coffeyyiile raid
Of The Dalton auR was released hy
Governor Hoch his afternoon on e
temporary parole that he might go to
Kansas Guy. ana undergo an opera
tiuu on bis arm. shot iu the raid Dali
ton started for Topeka. and there viii
meet his mother the two making the
rip % Kansas city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
MEXICO FACES
CIVIL WAR,
DECLARED
FL PAS0 PRISONER TELLS
or WIDESPREAD STRIFE
Movement is Financed by
Leading Soldiers and States
men Whose Hostility to Diaz
Regime is Not Suspected.

fBy Morning journal special Leased Wire
~ Paso, Texas. july G-Jesua Gar
~, the young Mexican reVolutiohlst
on whom an attempt WAS made M
kidnapping across he line, talks freely
o. the revolutionary movement in
Mexico. He "a an exceptionally Intel
ligent man and acknowledge his
close connection with %. Ia an in
terview he said
II Is thoroughly promulgated I'm
every PRINCIPAL state in Mexico While
IL b. impossible Tor any man TO tell 0f
The exact extenfRf the movement and
while u Is equally as impossible for
any man connected with The move
mpnt to find out who the head men
are. as all Of this is kept a secret. We
do know that some NJ the prominent
men ~ the republic of Mexico, in
Guiding several generals and other
high Officers In the nrmY are In SYM
nathy with the movement n are fur
nishing funds 10 aid in ne promulga-
lion
These men IN most cases are So
hiticr IN their denunciation of the
revolutionary movement. % are So
well settled financially and socially
AZ well as politically, that II Is almost
impossible for the authorities to dis
cover ant connection between them
and the movement.
However. the lime has been fixed
for the rebellion. arms y ammuni-
tion are every day being secured By
The reyolutionlsts and with the given
time. when the word is passed. Mex
leo win witness pa uprising that VIII
result 10 the displacement ~ the gov
ernors Of those states which were the
original cause 81 this movement o.
4pffft
CARA refuses to pay the fine Of
8i00 Imposed for carrying weapons,
preferring % remain iu JAIN here for
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
BIG CELEBRATION
At KETNER ON
THE FOURTH
Patriotic Speeches, Horse Rae
ing, Sports and Fireworks
Enjoyed by People of the Bic
Lumber Camp,
Especial correspondence Morning Journal !

ketncr. y. NJ. July l-Thc Fourth
uf July WHs Uttiugly celebrated Hl
kotuer today with appropr ate cef-
ih1ui's. The various CAMPS Hssom-
BLEED at the headquarters camp ~
American Lumber company. where
400 elaborate program was carried ou,
% festival was iu every respect
worthy of IA city MANY Times larger
than ketuer. the purses Ior th, I8f
lsr,nt EVENT. being larEe
Thr day opened with Hu addr's-- np
super %uteudcnt john ~ Carpenter.
DIS theme being "our Country. the
Ult Ne Celebrate Tho address WAS
d. 90 practical. p%8triotip character.
inning 90 implant patriotism % iat,
Ht country iu the younger generation
aud recalling thc deeds of thr h.rH.-
~ .t Immediately fuliuUIu- fhe ad-
thc athleii. program was
TH. horse race 1or ladies reguiu q
ESQ trials. the nr-t being 81 dead heat
ie.H.tu Miss MHsh rHuIs "thu.IIla
and NI-s Bonning Hanover 800 the
tuu-11 Miss WaNhfHuf messed nuI Nis-
rHInr The potato aHa reg ff
..H exciting ANA amusing
IH. horse fHcr fur m-n resulted
Iu il, victory ot tht chavez Stables
KINGSTON ur-l with Bfifon- EI
f second.
rae pony race resulted in sic.
t1N Inr che Lo- Angeles UHH. -ttsH-
knight ultn Arizona Eaua
uuU
IH. intermediate uUa uet-Iaf
1000 ht fnr green r white H| fH
EH stable itaItI.ufs n.uu.Hr
..t "a leugih tHsm Peep uat
Arizona CutrN
.ltEksn ru0 uk ended Iu flkaf
r.u.N .nn. IH" NatH.H nI.HHHsI
eraf rhI.I W.uu. HH.r
lasting H.L uU hour .r nH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07

men. SO yards. ladies': egg race. potat
race. 50 yards. boys. 40 yards. girls u
years and under. standing Jump. run
ming long jump. chicken Pulling
horse race. pony race. Intermediate
race. tug Of war. 1Z5 Yards dash. Mex
cans. evening display OF fireworks.
grand BAH. march Al $50.
Executive Committee. -. Car
penterF y. W. Chase and : a. Hord-
bin.
OratiOn-J. ID. Carpenter.
Field COmmittee-Bartlel WcTagur.
n Arga Nichols.
Judges-T. Bairtu, Il. ". Way
brant and Thomas Arnett.
Starter-A. Nichols.
Peace oficers-George WEIGH and
". T. Keaggv.
Treasurer-G. ". MURRAY.
Eecretary-Georgc WEIGH.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
A M STABBED BY
MEXICAN MUSICIAN
Affrav ~ jamestown Puts BlucincLct
In Hospitals Bandsmcu la Jail.

Norfolk. VA. July As a result
~ n fr1cus Doe which two handsmeu
81 Tho MEXICAN National band ard
Frvernl members Of the crew ~ the
United states battleship ohio engaged
in ono ~ the resorts 90 Pine reuch
today. Seaman Clapp. Of the ohio.
lies 90 he pocHhonins hospital lu The
exposition grt pds. with a dangerous
wouud iu his stomach. and Second
serrcants Antonio Gomez and Amado
Nlies1uor ~ The Mcxican band. are
held awaiting trial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
The Jaffa Grocery Co.
Good Things 70 Fat"
Mail orders Filled Same Day
as Received.

az The opening, because Of lower ca.
hlcs. favorable weather for the Grow
ing crop and the slump i'm wheat. The
close was strong. September oponc.
N to = lower at 55i Is a 80 p. oats
opened easier but quickly rallied. oar,
close was strong. September opened
= ~ itc to- u M sc lower no 3S asc 40
Stsc. advanced To- 1884 and CLOSED
Ii. 3gt.r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
BATTLESHIP
HAS MARROW ESCAPE
Great Vessel Sunk Ia Escape D~cstruc-
tion by Hire Near Magazine.

Toulon. France, July G-The bat
tleship Hochg has had a narrow es-
cape from destruction. Fue broke
out during last night near the pow
der magazine. and In order To pre-
vent the spread Of the flames the bat
tleship was sunk In the slip. The
cause ~ the fire IS a mystery.
This Is the third c~ouflagration TO
break GU pa board ships at Toulon
within q month. \ rigid inquiry is
being made.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07

Francisco. IulA e.. The Uaep
against a. " ual=oy who was iu-
dirI,d for The bribery nf supervisors.
Nts continued until Monday when
called before Judge Dunno tudl,.
Jul.e Dunno having been nu "a Nl.u-
tIuu wanted an opportunity to- read
the transcript OF tho UlsD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07

New York. July G.-Thc metal mar
kcts were generally quiet Spa Iip
So. so 42.Oo. Copper was DUH am
unchanged Lake. S23.50W "a 90. cleo
frolylic. at So. 90 re- 22.50. and ease
inr at 2-iou u 11.5O. Lead was uuIa.
at $50 and speltcr nj S6.3OI g. .
Har silver. Cd st. Mexican duIIs s..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
CLEANLINESS

We pride ourselves upon the
fact that We have the reputa-
ton Of having the "cleauest
grocery store I'm New Mexico"
We insist upon living up to- this
reputation.
Prompt delivery service and
accommodating solicitors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-07
REsorRcES

Ar ALHUQuEHQuE is THE TERRITORY oF NEW MEXICO
ATT THE CLOSE oF BUSINESS MARCH 2a 1909.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18
DEPARTED.

P. NJ s. :. Persia. Dixon, for san
Francisco. 1915 p. m
All s ;. Nevadan. Greene, for san
Francisco. 1875 p m.
S. 5. Santa Rita, Dickson, for Port
Hartford, ! p. m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18

"23 1875 paid lis per cent. paid.
SESSION SALES.
SMorning SESSION.
Il Eva, %.
BETWEEN BOARDS.
80 Eva, ..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18

200: Ookala. 1000: Kukaiau, 5000: Ha-
maIfua, Is. 400: Paauhau, $500: Homo
kaa. Is. 600: Kukuihaele. 2s6e; Punaluu'
17.124: Honuapo, 532S
NEvADAN TAXES PASSENGERS
All. s. s. Nevadan took a dozen
passengers away for san Francisco
when she sailed yesterday afternoon.
Her sugar cargo amounted 20 ABOUT
5000 tons. She was to have sailed az
noon but was delayed on account OF
wet weather having somewhat inter-
fered with quick loading. Dr. l. r.
Cofer had intended taking passage IN
the Nevadan but did not 60.
WOULD LOSE BIG STEAMERS.
A man high in shipping circles is
quoted as saying that the Pacific Mail
liners would be taken away from Ho-
nolulu in the event OF the coastVise
shipping laws being modified so as to
allow the travel OF passengers on for
eign ships between this port and the
mainland states
THREE STEAMERS OUT.
Three ocean steamships sailed from
this port about midday yesterday The
s. s. Persia, Captain Dixon, got away
for san Francisco al 12:15; the Ali.
s. s. Nevadan. Captain Greene, left
soon after 1870 O'Clock and the Union
Oil :. :. santa Rita, Captain Dickson,
sailed for Port Hartford about o'clock.
NEvADAN CARRIES FRUIT.
Besides her sugar cargo the s S.
Nevadan took away for San Francisco
yesterday TOO cases Of pineapples. 2ooo
punches bananas and 80 boxes man
goes, the latter a somewhat unusual
item.
STEAMER HELENE ARRIVES.
Steamer Helene arrived from Hawaii
ports yesterday morning with 1880 bags
of sugar. 9 gas tanks. Is head cattle,
10 calves, / bale sheepskins. l bale
goatskins and 102 bales hides.
| NEXT MAIL FROM COAST.
| After the transport Crook, the next
mail from san Francisco viii be by
the {. s. Nippon Maru, expected here
| next Wednesday. probably sailing for
] the Orient on the day following.
NEXT MAIL TO COAST.
On wednesday or Thursday Of next
week mail viii probably be taken TO
/ the mainland by the s. s. Aorangi.
due from the Colonies on August p.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18

During year the farmer discovered nat an ms
cne which were confined coops languishing the
ocin of death The novelist went ever his hen literature TO 20
the cause az the trouble avail Finally he called upon
neghbor to whom the question: What do you suppose
matter with those cickens?" Well dunno What do you
80 "Feed them exclaimed the noveliarmer, why,
don't feed them anything Then how you sPoe they was
a-goin live? Il presumed FepIed tne literary person" ~ @
iii hens had milk enough for them now
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18

Note:-Rarometer readings are cor
rected for temperature. instrumental
errors, and local gravity. and reduced
to sea level. Average cloudtness stated
In scale from 0 TO 10. Direction Of
wind is prevailing direction during "a
nc ara ending at s p. N. Velocity CT
wind IL average velocity IN miles Per
hour. VIM q. sTOCKMAN.
Gec1fon Director.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18
FOR SALE.

BARGAIN NO. l.
Eight minutes ride on electric cars.
Lot Iz0x12e.
Three-bedroom cottage, built five
years ago
u Price $500. Easy terms.
BARGAIN NO. 2
Property situated near town-Ave
minutes walk from center OF city.
Three cottages, bringing a monthly
rental Of So.
Price S2500- Easy terms.
BARGAIN NO. 3.
4 beach property at waialae; cheap
cor cash. Particulars at our Office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18
HAWAII sUeAR LIST.

uTTo August 1s- = The following
sr,ga- awaits shipment on this island;
olea % sso bags: Waiakea. 10000; Ha-
waii Mn. $3.50: wainaku. 17,25e' ono
-ae % -as- Pereekeo. 79a9: Hononu,
soes- HakaIau. =. 500; Laupahoehoe, Pa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18
TRANSPORT SERVICE

Warren. left Honolulu for Mania Aug.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18
THREE STEAMERS OUT.
NEYADAN CARRTEs FRUIT.

Besides her sugar cargo the s 5.
Nevadan took away for San Francisco
yesterday TOO cases Of pineapples, 2ooa
punches bananas and 80 boxes man
goes, the latter a somewhat unusual
item.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18
OLYMPIC IN COLLISION.

Word has been received by cable at
the Office of H. Hackfeld & Co. an
nouncing the collision Of the American
bark Olympic and another vessel,
name not given. at nitrate port. The
cable states that the damage sustained
by the olympic is such as 10 require
several days for repairs She was lad
en- with nitrates and was about 70 sail
for Honolulu when another vessel in
the harbor parted her moorings and
ran into the Olympic. The Olympic
had taken lumber to Antofogasta from
the Sound. Walter Duisenberg. Of H.
Hackfeld 6 Co. is a part owner Of the
Olympic which has been in this port
many times. She came 70 Honolulu
several years ago partially dismasted
~ the rasult If a heavy storm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18
STEAMER HELENE ARRIVES.

Steamer Helene arrived from Hawaii
ports yesterday morning with 1880 bags
of sugar. g gas tanks. 70 head cattle,
70 calves, 1 bale sheepsHns. bale
goatskins and 102 bales hides.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-18
KINAU'S FREIGHT.

Steamer Kinau. Captain Freeman,
arrived just before noon yesterday
from HIIo and way ports. a big crowd
waited for her on the wharf from
O'Clock. Bad weather delayed the HI
Io-Honolulu express She brought
big lot Of passengers and the following
freight: . bags cocoanuts. bundles
ESoa. > bundles bags. ; crates pigs, )
crates chickens. bags bananas, 4
hays coffee, bags ava 5 bags taro,
5 bundles hides, horses. p bags bot
ties. IS bags cabbage. % kegs, 80 cords
1909 snS nackaSes sundries. 81 sheep.