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SOUTH FREEPoRT DIVISION.
From Portland, GoIno East,

Leave Portland. sls a. m. $50 p. m.
Sunday. 10 a. m, 500 p. m.
Leave Sunset, Great Chebeague, s.55
a m. $40 p. m: Sunday. 1910 a. M.
Leave Cousins Island. 1910 a. M. SIS
Leave Littiejohns Island. 1920 a. m.
5.35 p. me- Sunday. HOS a. m. sos p. m.
Leave Hamilton's Great Chebeague.
1889 a. m. 5.45 p. m: Sunday, Ills
Leave Bustins Island. loss. 1I.25 a. m,
SIC. SO p. M; Sunday. 11.4o a. m. 1910
Leave South Ereepor.. lilo a. M. s.as
Leave Mere Point. ll.5o a. m, 7.o5
y. m: Sunday. l2.35.7.35 p. m.
Leave Birch Island. l1.55 a. m, 40
y. m; Sunday. 1910, 40 p. m.
Arrive Harpswell Center 1910 1.a5
p. m; Sundays, 12-55, $50 p. m.
To Portland. Going West.
Leave Harpswell Center. $50 a. m.
Leave Birch Island, 545 a. m, 1925
p m; sunday. 200 .. m.
Leave Mere Point. $50 a. m, 1890
p. m; Sunday, 2.05 p. m.
1zSs. LIS p. M: Sunday. $50. 800 p. m.
Leave South Freeport, $50 a. m. Ito
y. m; Sunday. 2.45 p. m
Leave Hamilton's Great ChebeaRue.
1.oe a. m. 1.45 p. m: Sunday. 800 p. m.
Leave Littletonns Island. us a. m,
LIS p. m: Sunday, $50 p. m.
Leave Cousins Island. 7-2s a. m, EOS
Leave sunset. Great chebeasue. 7.ss
q. M; 2-15 p. M: Sunday. $50 p. m.
Sunday. 4.35 y. m.
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sWeatner permitting
- S,nsvoidsole delays excepted ana sub
JET 70 change without notice. SUI
y. w. It. oODiN0. General MANAGER.
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Morisons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton O. Thomson
Oh Woilaston, Mass, were the latest
End.
The pretty summer home, Westlawn
mas as guests: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Paker Libby. Miss Dorothy Libby, Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Goss and Mr.. and Mrs.
F. NJ. Goss all of Melrose, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Roscoe Marsh of
northampton, Mass, will spend the
month Of July with Mrs. ". G. Bragg
at Tarry-a-while. Mrs. Bragg opened
the season with a whist last Monday
night. Her whists are a great social
feature of the West End.
We are pleased to report Miss Ann
Conley as improving, having been
able to sit out on the piazza pleasant
days lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Davis and Miss
Belle Lalor of Boston, who are among
the regular West End summer resi-
dents, arrived the Fourth and will as
usual occupy their cottage. They
have as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Poole of Belmont, Mass. Mr..
Poole is President of the Poole Piano
Co. Of Boston. His son Ava also &C
companied them. Miss Bertha Dow
and Mr.. Franklin Coleman of Cam
bridge were recent guests of Mrs.
Davis.
Mrs. Willis Mabry and son. Alton
Of Cambridge, Mass. opened up their
cottage. Calumet, July 4th and are
now settled for summer.
West End Saturday and had as her
guest her father, Mr. II. n. Triton of
West Newton. Mrs. Tilton has been
very i'll and her many friends will
miss her this season, as she will not
be able to spend the summer here.
Mrs. Mcneil Is now at the Model cot.
tage. but will remove to her cottage,
the Pink cottage. East End. Mr..
Clinton Bailey and family Of Portland
will occupy the one vacated by her.
Mr.. Harold Stacy of Beverly. Mass,
Is assisting Postmaster Marston in
his store this season.
Mt. and Mrs. F. w. Tucker and
daughter Of Boston. have taken the
Oriole cottage for the season. Mr..
Tucker spends every other week here.
Mrs. Tucker has had great success
the past winter in vocal work and has
been in great demand
Mr.. Percy Hull Of tie b. P. Spin
ney Shoe Co., Of Norway. Me-, was a
recent guest Of his uncle. Mr.. ]. w.
Leavitt at his summer home at Mar.
riner's Landing.
Mr.. II. w. Ilsley AMI wife of Char
lestown, Mass, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. p. Ilsley at 'Tlsleyhurst."
Mr.. Emery Snowman of the ". E.
Telephone Co. was a recent guest
there.
Mr.. c. A. Nishols and daughter, Miss
Irene Of the Bohemian" East End.
have as guests Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Joyce and daughter. Corinne. of
Somerville. Mass, Mrs. E. F. Harlow
and Mr.. j. p. Murphy Of the Eastern
Realty Co, Of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Long. DIR.
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and Mrs. i. Haines and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. X Smith had a very pleasant trip
In the Prosit to \!haleboat Island
last Thursday and on their return
to the East End were in time for the
brilliant fireworks there. Mr.. Long
returned to Massachusetts, Monday to
open up his Senatorial campaign. We
wish him success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Kempton of the
East End, have as guests Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A Horton and son Arthur Of
Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w. Beak and
CONTINUED to Supplement.)
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ISLAND STEAMERS.
HARPsWELL STEAMBOAT CO.
The 3e5 Island Route
HARpeWELL DIVISION.
In. Effect June ~. 1907.
.Euect June "a tSo1.
From Portland, 0oIna East.


In Effect June ~. 1907.
From Portland, Going East.
Leave Portland. 700. 1000 a. m. 100.
BIO p. m Sunday. s.ls. lois a. m. TACO.
Is sss bon NJ 'i SUNDAY g so Seso
Leave Long Island Cast End. 7.ss.
1885 a. m, EOS, s.45 p. m. Sunday. $50.
2. m, c2.iO. $50. p. m. Sunday. Cs.5s.
Leave q ciiir Island. MS. loss a. M.
as; s sss F. M sunday lssS lilo a.
io: ss .ilso a. s M. Is: rs P mn m Sunday
Leave LittiefeIds. Great chebeague.
Sls; Ills a m. 2.45. Gas p m Sunday.
!. M. s,e. $50 p. m. Sunday. loss; los; ii.ss
Leave Bailey Island. ..sSs; Hiss a.
''ii:lo a. m. :Ie;iO., $3.50 D. m:
$40: 100 p. m. Sunday. 500 p. m.
To Portland. Going West.
Leave orrs Island. $40. s.2s a m, 100.
$40 p. m: Sunday. 5:4s a: m.
leave sslsy ISLAND 's sSns ;:s'S .
Leave south Harpsweii: sl5. $50 a. m.
f hIi.ss ts s m ?. s m Sunday mn s's llas.
Leave L!ttieaeld's. c.. cheseague. $40.
1o.l5 a. m. $50. $50 p. m. Sundays. $50.
11.5o a. M, 40 =. -.
Leave jerks CT. Chebeague. $50. 1925
a m, 2.4o: 40 D. m. Sunday. 700 a. m.
1900 m. 40 p. m.
$50 p. m. Sunday, 40 a. n. 1910. $50
y. m.
Leave Little cnebeague. IT'S. Close
a m. Cl2.25. C4.35 p. m.
Leave Long Island. East End. 7.2o.
loss a. m. $40. $40 p. m. Sunday. 7.3o
Leave Long Island, 80. ll.o5 a. m.
$40. 80 p. m. Sunday. 7.4o a. m. 1910.
Arrive Portland. $40 a. m. 1900 m.
$50 500 p. m. Sunday, $40 a. m, Ito,
1.40. SIS, $50 .. m.
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,Cundys Harbor
Progress at Bear Island
- -

handsome yoke Of coal black
oxen which are at work on Bear Is.
land are the pride Of their owner.
MI. James Williamson, who is clear.
ing about 40 acres of this virgin land,
The steers were purchased in Bruins.
WICK and were ferried across from
the shore here in Mr.. williamson's
scow. Work on the island is pro-
crossing well and the stone founda-
tons for the log house. and also for
the private boat landing are about
completed. The expert French
woodsmen have cleared 16 acres in
a comparatively short time. They
are at work in the swales where the
best tillage land lies. Already a
boiling spring Of purest water has
been found. The island will become
paradise when the owners plans
are fully carried out.
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Cliff Island

Cute" cottage has been leased for
the season by II. w. Savage and
family Of Greenwood, Mass.
Several Portlanders were down for
the Fourth. DR.. Walter Roberts. a
well known dentist Of that city, and
Miss Eva Philbrook were guests of
A. s. Cobb and family who are this
season occupying "Cozy" cottage.
Henry H. Savage, a prominen, ZEAL
estate dealer Of the Hub, has leased
the new Cobb cottage erected this
season. and with his family will oc.
cupy the same during August.
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ardson Of Concord street, woodfords,
were the guests at the Charleson cot.
tage at the West End over Sunday
OF last week.
Mr.. Alexis Bearse Of Portland and
Miss Maude Smith of Woodfords were
entertained at the house of Mrs. Oscar
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1907-07-11

q delightful outing.
Ellis Ames Billiards. new yawl rig
yacht. Kyrie II, mas arrived, and is
now In the water for the summer.
The craft is handsomely built and
travels at a fast rate Of speed.
Mrs. g. II. Sweetser of Outlook cot
tage, Sunset road. Is spending the
week az Corinth, near Bangor, Me-,
visiting friends.
Linwood Hamilton has resigned his
position on the u. 8. tender Myrtle"
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cAseo BAY STEAMBOAT CO.
Csstsa House Wharf. Portland Ne.
Time Table In Effect July list, 1907.
WEEK DAYS.

1.l E1s Forest CITY Landing Peak.
Do iSo. 2-ze. $40. 40. $50. $40. 80.
l1ss. las; a;!s; $40. $500. $40. $40. Us.
For Cushing s0 I q 80. 900.
1870 a. m. la.ls. 2.2o.- 40. $40. SO
Ia:is. ass. as. SO. s'ts 49, .. M MOO a. m-'
For Little and Grea, Diamond Islands.
dPessa I.and and GSeissen Landin e
1870 q m. la.ls. 200. 40. $50. SO.
r Retug I'm Little Diamond Island
sac: 100. SIS sss pm NJ. a m l-2'' s':''
* ksetai IN cav Great Diamond Island
S.as SIS. $50. $40 d Itt M a. m i-a' 800
Return-Lsave Trefethens Landing
20 s az. s;Is sss ll!o a M. LIS. 3.l5.
Retuln-Leave Evergreen Landing
s'1s' 10 SIC; $50; lbs a. m. Ito. 3.io.
800 tio SIS 200 1880 0a q. m l.lan isi;.
aG R., 1.S s1s ssS ''s; $40 p r. :, :.
.cnesetsas isians11s.is. 500 a. m mana s6c
Retuin--Leave' Hope 1siand-,s.s
3 Eastern Lanalns-s.,s.
go For South Hsrp.weIl-s.eo a. m. ZOO
F For GuInss 4 Bridge e.; '' Ss p Meadows
A EstsTn1ss.c s. m In- m.
SUNDAYS.
I.i.nd,la Hss'i 500 ci 500 hisss 90 Freaks
,isso; LIS. a2o. $40. Iso. sac. sio. 30.
For Cushing. Lsi.nd--s.oo. 200. 100
Q. m. 1870. 40 la0 20 10 r,'"V
rrer Little and Great Diamond Islands.
iPs.ss n:i.ndS and cEv. TO- ,ndins;
1870. LIS. $50. $50. $40. ;.s5 % M M
Lo- Ponees Landing G.ons Issand)-
10 10 ss 40 SO 20 s iS,'e "a m iaae. lis.
,c 70, Hop leland and Eastern Landing
,eoeSs.rue i'land)-s.ee $40 a m. no.
For yOr South Harp.-eiI--s.eo. $40 a m.
vlygorr, cs..e. Bridge w.~ Meadow.
.This TIP does not stop on down trim.
{Westher permitting. 49,
~ soT ct at tns close Of the performance q,
is,cps on signal only at Landing ,na,.
cared 70 receive and land passenrers'
sec, to ss:sss es' :ss.. sIssp,sd and sub
Addi,ionsi Trip Tu<sdsys and s.,,,-
cs ssbsn, .. ?, m. for Fores, City. Ire
i.I.na, 1 Ii,;i. ers and d rnsios; .Rss Peal:
snol Return trip for Portland. leave
{vncss Lnn1ing li.eo .. m. Evergreen
Li,a,nsdins lilo ?: m. Trsfethens IAsdins
>. m, Litsis- DIAMOND Isisnd I;,a g ii1e
TO GREAT. cHGsGAous ,sIAno.
SOUTH HARPeWgLI AND Tue
FAMOUS oURNgT UP Ta9
NEW MEADOWS RIVER.
s. rs,syrs.sn, sssssr9sr and Freight
=. rer Eastern Landing fchebesgus Ia
iannl-s.ls, 200 q. m. 200. g. 20 n ~
Keturn-Lesye Eastern Lanaingmx *
s.se a. m, tIs o. m. w.
5mno r south Harpsweii-soo a. m. 400.
Return-s.eo q m. s.so .. m.
DIT Ornet Bridge, CNew Meadows
Return-'aoo D. m.
swearner permitting.
- S.nsvoiosole delays excepted ana sub-
~ 70 change without notice.
W. IL oopiNo. General Manager.
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CLOSED SATURDAY DURING JULY

The store Of Owen, Moore & Co. is
closed all day Saturday during July
Tor the benefit of the clerks. The
nrm are inaugurating a UNIQUE step
Tor Portland and are to be given credit
ior their Hberality. BY patropizing
this store on other days of the week
you can assist them I'm making the
holiday Saturday idea a success from
every standpoint.
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NEW MEADOWS DIVISION.
From Portland, GoIno East.
PotIand, Going West.

a-Sailtng trtp-
PSteamer goes east via Orrs Island.
s-Mackerel Cove Wharf.
s-Old Wharf.
For all landings except Cliff Island.
Littlehelds and OrTs.
C-Boat calls on signal only
Z-Stops to land passengers only.
z. L. JORDAN. Gen. Mgr.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
PHONE LINE TO DIAL
HART AND AMARILLO

A. A. Ball informs this paper
that the telephone line from Dali
hart to Tucumcari via Nara Visa
and Logan is now just about COM
pleted and will be in operation in
a very few days. Exchanges have
been established at both Nara
Visa and Logan and the line con-
meets at Amarillo with many Tex.
as and Oklahoma towns. The
company represented by Mr.. Ball
is putting in the best class OF
phones and will it is expected give
splendid service. This will be
appreciated by Tucumcari people.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
BUILDINGS IN PROGRESS
AND FINISHING

Simpson and Campbell a two-story
so 1t. front, east Main street; A..
IL. Carter a two-story stone east
OF Cover, Main street; N. V. Gall.
egos two-story stone south of M.
II. Koch on Second street; NJ. H..
Koch is raising his furnature store
another story; Adair two-story
frame grocery store behind the
ones building facing center street;
II. M. Smith a two-story cement
block east Of the Plaza Hotel:
Murray a two story rooming house
east OF the Plaza; Nancy a two
story nine-room residence frame
east OF the auto garage; Elkins a
residence three rooms in the east
eLd of the city; ]. A. Street an
eight-room residence frame on
east Main; ID. Hurley a four-room
adobe in the east end; A. -. Pan
key a three room residence south
Of the Methodist church; J. c.
Jones is tearing down the second
story Of his building on the cor
ner Of Second and Center and is
going to rebuild it on account of
the cellars flooding and destroying
the foundation. Beside these
mentioned there are numerous
small residences building and
others waiting for the carpenters.
S. H. Hancock of Paris. Texas,
has let a contract to James Law
son for a %two-story stone building
opposite the NJ. b. Goldenberg
Co., which will have two business
houses on the first floor and IS
rooms II X II above, and M. B..
Goldenbetg will build right away
a cement block building on the
triangle west of Hancock.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
Pleasant Valley.
District No, ~.
Correspondence J

Correspondence
Although a little late we feel il
our duty to. make mention of u
last day Of school. Our three
months school conducted by Mrs.
M. b. Shaft was closed with a very
creditable program consisting of
songs and recitations as follows:
Song Happy Greeting to All;
School. Recitation, When | was
at the party; Oracle Nc Clanahan.
Recitation, My Grandpa; Elsie
Swartz. Recitation, A Million
Little Diamonds; Filomena Chav-
ez. Recitation, Guilty or not
Guilty; Mary Huffman. Recita-
ton, The Earthquake; Lucius
Shaft. Song, The Medley; School.
Grafton on Corns, Edwin Willis.
Boys Drill, What They'd Like to
Be, by seven boys. Recitation,
Home sick Boy; Claud Page.
Recitation, I'll answer; Matte
Huffman. Song, The Flowers;
Josie Rudolph, May Castleberry,
and Juanita Shaft. Girls Drill,
What Each One Likes to Do, by
girls. Recitation The Lit
tie Pony; May Castleberry. Rec
itation, Father is a Woodman;
Ernest Page. Song, The Dear
Little Baby; Janita Shaft. Reel
tation, The Saddest Sight; Arthur
Gastleberry. Recitation by Vida
Willis. Recitation, Sister and l,
Mrs. M. b. Shaft. Recitation, The
Drunkard's Daughter; Katie Cas-
tleberry. Dialogue, Kentucky
Philosophy, Mrs. Shaft and Luz
cius Shaft. Little Frieda Shaft
three years of age recited The
COLLINS III get you" Considering
her age this was the most surpris-
ing and pleasing feature OF the
program. At the close, Mr.. Ru-
dulph, the county Supt. gave a
very interesting and instructive
address which was listened to with
much pleasure.
A box supper was given after the
close of the program, which was a
great success financially, the net
receipts for the evening being
5000.
A vote was taken on the prettiest
young lady in the audience and
also on the ugliest man present.
Miss Katie Castleberry won the
prize as the prettiest lady present
and Albert Wilborn as the ugliest
man.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13

We do not believe it will be
wise to carry goods over
from one season to another.
The first loss is the best loss,
that's why this veritible feast
of bargains Gross, Kelly &
Co.
Jeff Franklin and Jeff Brans ford
OF Alamogordo, we're in the city
taking a look Thursday. They
are very much pleased with the
burg.
James w. Powell, representing
a correspondence school at Chica-
go, was a visitor Thursday. He
travels out of Carlsbad,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-07-13
Don't forget to visit the
Racket Store when in search
of July bargains.
A. lowell q Co., Prop.

DR.. J. K. Manney who is To-
eating in Tucumcari returned
Tuesday from Los Angeles, Gala,
where he has been taking a post
graduate curse this summer. He
came by Santa Fe where he was
licensed on his certificates to prac-
tice medicine in New Mexico. He
bought property here last summer
and will now build a residence
preparatory to bringing his family
here from Ranger, Texas.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-13
JAPAN USES 1000
IN SAVAGE WAR
EXPEDITIoNARY FORCE SUBJU-
eating THE EAST COAST OF
ISLAND OF FORMOSA.

LONDON, May 27According to the
Times" Toxic correspondent, Japan
csc in Formosa have resolved finally
to subiugate the whole region along
the east coast of the island, which
since ancient times has been inhabited
by savages. The natives number only
100000, but they hold $4,000 square
miles of the richest territory.
An expeditionary force of 5000 men,
consisting mainly of Chinese, with
Japanese officers, has been engaged
since last autumn in steadily pushing
into the savage region where, in spite
of obstinate resistance, good progress
is reported.
Already the invading lines have oc-
cupied 1928 square miles of the terri
tory but the completion of the opera
lions is still remote.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-13
WILL SELL HAKALAU LANDS.

WILL SELL HAkALAU LANDS
Acting Governor Atkinson yesterday
approved the proposed sale of cash
freeholds, as recommended by Land
Commissioner Pratt and II of the Ha-
kalau lots will be offered to the pub
lie. The lots which contain an aver
age of about 80 acres each, will be Of
fered at prices ranging from $745 to
1896, the total amount of the apprais-
ed value being S11,S25. The lots will
be sold on the basis of rs per cent
down and the remainder in install
ments. Half of the appraised value of
the lots will be used in the construc-
ton of a road. In addition to these
lots II more in the tract remain to be
opened up. The Osorio Settlement AS
ISOLATION took II lots.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-13
Longer Range
For Wireless
GERMANS HOPE TO COMMUNE
CATE WITH SHIPS 1000 MILES
AWAY.

BERLIN, May 30.-With the hope of
SURPRISING the records made recently
of keeping Atlantic liners in continuous
Geographic communication with land
stations the German Wireless Tele-
graphic Company will begin next week
a series of important experiments. The
wireless station at Nauen, which here
tofore has sent messages 1900 miles
is to be enlarged and equipped with
improved apparatus.
AS a result of preliminary expert
ments, the managers now expect to
reach ships $500 miles distant, and
send messages with sufficient clearness
and certainty to insure the practica-
bility of the system for ordinary COM
mercial use.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-13
Charges Babes Are
Fed To Serpent
PRIEST DECLARES ARIZONA PU-
EBLO TRIBE WORKSHOPS SNAKE
AND SACRIFICE CHILDREN.

Ell PASO CTex), May 2S.-In spite
of the fact that a similar charge was
Investigated and dismissed by a Grand
Jury some time ago, another complaint
has been filed with United States Dis
trict Attorney Liewellyn of New
Mexico that tribe of Indians in that
Territory are given to the worship OF
an enormous serpent to which is fed
the newborn babes of a pueblo in
which it is housed and carefully tend
ed and guarded.
The complaint was filed by Catho-
lie priest, who alleges that a dozen
families were segregated from several
pueblos around about two years ago
and formed into a pueblo by them
selves. That although it is known
that many children have been born to
these families, not a child is to be
found in the pueblo.
This led the priest to press his in
vestigations, with the result that he
discovered that in an adobe house
isolated and closely guarded, there is
an enormous serpent, which is wor-
shipped by the Indians of all the pueb-
los around, and that every babe born
in the same pueblo, and it is suspected
many others, are fed to the serpent
Major Llewellyn, having no jurisdic
ton, has filed the affidavit of the prizes
and other evidence with the Territorial
authorities.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-13
Asia And Persia
Are The New Names
PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY CHANG
ELS DoRIC TO ASIA AND CoPTIC
TO PERSIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 4.-The Do
ric and the Coptic will no longer ap-
pear in the sailing lists of the Paci-
ic Mail Steamship Company, but in
stead the expectant public will have to
look for the arrival of the Asia and
Persia respectively to know when
friends will return. The changes in
the names is in accordance with the
Pacific Mails method of designating
it's vessels. 1t chooses the names Of
Oriental countries and wished to
maintain uniformity through its en-
tire schedule. The Doric and the Cop
tic were purchased from the White
Star Line, nearly year ago, but it is
impossible to change a vessels name
in a week or a month. These vessels
are under British registers and formal
application had to be made to the
English government officials for con-
sent to the remaining. After due for
malities with the British Commerce
Department and the necessary arrange
ments with Lloyds, with whom they
are listed, details wer completed and
they now sail with new names gilded
under the bowsprit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-06-13
Chinese Rebels
Attack A Mission
REVOLUTIONARY SOCIETY CAP
TURES CITY AND KILLS ALL
CIVIL AND MILITARY OFFICIALS


HONGKONG, May 27.-Both foreign
and native officials are greatly con-
cerned over the outbreak of the revo-
luton in Northeastern Kwangtung I'M
der the direction of the Triad society,
them ost powerful revolutionary or
ganization in China. 1t is stated that
more than 10000 members of the So
ciety are engaged in the present out
break, in the Yuiping district of
Kwangtung. The rebels are reported
to have taken possession of Wongkong,
after killing all the civil and military
officials and burning their residences.
Detachments q Chinese troops have
been rush ed to the scene of the out
break from Swallow and Canton.
Serious disturbances are reported
from Lem Chow and Pakhoi the Ger
man missionary station at the former
city being destroyed. The missionaries
and their families escaped. The Ger
man gunboat Iltis left here today for
Pakhai and a British gunboat will
probably start tomorrow.
The policy of the rebels is to exter-
inmate the mandarins and all connect
ed with them. Missionaries and for
eigners were not molested. Some Of
the rebel divisions have been sent into
the province of Kwagtung on the north
east, to attack the city of Chiao Tun,
an important commercial place only a
few miles northwest of Annoy.
The Triad society is said to have
100000 members. The general aim
of the society is the extinction Of the
Lanchau dynasty AMI the restoration Of
of the old Min dynasty.
Four missionaries of the Presby-
terrain Board of Foreign Missions are
now stationed at Lienchow. They are
the Rev. John R. Cuakle, the Rev. F
Edwards, his wife and Miss Edna Pat
erson.
Since the outbreak of 1905 the Pres
byterian missions at Lienchow have
} been re-established, hut are not con
nected in any way with the German
mission.
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Hawaiian Islands. The former vesse
is bound for Hilo and the latter will
go to Honolulu.
The steamer Enterprise will sail OF
Thursday for Hilo. Stalls have beef
constructed on the deck of the vesse
< for the transportation of animals.