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tenden- The evening ives delightfully."-
spent In music and games. after which
refreshments We're served
Friends OF Miss Elizabeth C. Cuip
called at her residence Thursday even
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The Minister from Cuba and Nine.
ouesaia received word yesterday Of the
death of the formers brother. Gregorio
Quesaca. in Canaguey, in the center Of
Cuba. and Will therefore. retire from
an social affairs for the remainder OF
the season.
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

The Viscount de Martel. third secre-
tary Of the French embassy, arrived
IN Washington Friday and assumed
charge Of his duties in connection with
MS new post. ViscOuntess de Martel
did not accompany him. and Will prob
ably not come 10 Washington this
season.
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The final meeting OF the committee OF
ladies having IN charge the arrange
ments for the students BAH OF February
was held Wednesday morning at the
home of Mrs. Charles II. Ackert, presi-
dent Of the board OF lady managers of
the George Washington University Hos
pital Both bathrooms OF the New WI
lard have been engaged. The music for
dancing viii be furnished by the Marine
Band. An elaborate supper Will be fur
nished
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Mrs B. II. Warder entertained large
company OF guests last evening. who
gathered In her home on X street after
the dinners Of the evening were well
over, some exquisite fancy dancing was
done by little Miss Elizabeth Forney
and Master Irwin Cosgrove
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this city since 1874. where they have a
large circle Of friends. Mr. Willard was
appointed 70 a clerkship Ia the Postonice
Department in July. 1850. where he is
now employed. Mr.. Willard has been a
member OF the Board OF Trade and 9th
or organizations. and he has frequently
served On citizens committees, appear
ing before Congressional committees.
and the District and Supreme courts.
Mr.. Willard is still remarkably active
but for the last few years Mrs Willard
has been an invalid. They have a son
and daughter and three grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Tracey gave a
reception Wednesday evening TO their
son. Harry Z, Tracey, and his bride,
whose marriage took place at st. AIMS
Rectory. TenleytoWn, d. c.. at 5 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. January 80, 1907,
the Rev. Father Mallon officiating.
The bride, who was formerly Miss
Ella N. Caldwell, OF Tenleytown. d. c,
was attended by Miss Florence Elmore,
and the bridegroom was attended by
Harry z Hammack
Mr. and Mrs Tracey will reside AT
722 Thirteenth street northwest.
Allen Bachrach gays a barn party''
at his studio on Tuesday evening. in
viting about forty friends. The rooms
were decorated in greens, fruits and
farm products Refreshments were
served in stalls. The walters were
dressed as farmers, and the mattresses
as milkmaids. II was pronounced .bv
all present as one Of the most ENJOYABLE
and unique affairs of the season.
Mrs. William Harryman Rapley win
be at home informally on February &
and %.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Graham gave
a birthday party Wednesday evening
az their home In rwining City, in honor
Of their little daughter Madeline. Among
those present were Or. ". W. WIkin-
son, Joseph Haley and Saul KEN. OF
the Bureau of Engraving and Printing:
Mr.. POrterfield, of the Census office: |
Mr.. and Mrs J. q. Graham. Mr.. and |
Mrs. George French. jr,, Mrs. r. F
Bradley, Mrs. a. SWindells. Mrs Al /
liigdOn. Misses AnEle, Edith, and jamie
French. Bessie Bradbury. Among the
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Miss Catherine c. Lanigan, daushter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lanigan. was
married TO Joseph A. Bayer. of Fhiladel-
phia, Wednesday morning at s o'clock.
at St Dominic's Roman Catholic Church
The ceremony was performed by tho
Very Rev. p. O'Rourke, o. s. D., and
followed by a nuptial mass. \ large
gathering Of relatives and friends wit
messed the ceremony. A wedding break
fast followed at the home OF the brides
parents. $50 G street southwest. The
couple received hearty congratulations
and good wishes upon their journey to
the Philippine Islands, where Mr. Bayer
goes as civil engineer for the War De
partment.
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/ Langschmidt and Miss Margaret Form
| on. OF Baltimore. who have been visit
ing the city and sightseeing for the
! past week
The visit was in the form OF a sur
! prise 70 the young ladies. Among those
calling were Albert Hutchinson. EarI
Blumer, Eiwood Berkeley. Elmer B0pp.
Harold Truman. Bertram Hutchinson.
and Henry HoOe. ana the Misses Mamie
Laughlin. Mae Blumer Mary HOoe. and
Mary Truman.
A dance was given Friday evening BY
Miss Gladys Mccullagh and Miss Helen
Brett. Among those present were the
Misses II. Tally, a. DOwaey. +. Brett.
g. Rutherford. IL Creecy. c. Hyatt.
n. Maddigan, L. Laws. n. Silsby. d
/ Quinn, J.. Hoover, J. Hyatt. L. Sterling.
II. Brett. L. Sutton. G. McCullagh n.
Titus and Messrs. +. A. Steele ". S.
Bean, /. Kengla. G. J, Simon, z. Fisher.
r. Ward. r. Stewart, Z. Smith. G. Beall.
II. Brett. II. MalOney. Il. Maloney, W.
S. Graham. b. T. Graves, ". Evant, H.
Decker. L. Quinn. and Mrs. WEIGH. Mrs
Mia Latham Law. Mrs. X. z. Kastle.
and Mr. and Mrs. r. p. Andrews.
Mrs. Jessie speiser Hersey has issued
invitations for the marriage Of her
daughter. May. 10 George Albert EN-
mons on Wednesday next The cere-
mony 10 take place at high noon, at St.
Marks Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Overman. wife Of Senator over
man OF North Carolina. gave a delight
ful reception AT the Cochran Hotel on
Thursday Mrs Overman is the daught-
er OF ex-senator Merriman OF South
1 Carolina. She looked exceedingly
handsome in n gown Of old rose pan
velvet. trimmed with rare duchess lace.
The parlors were decorated in palms
and cut flowers.
Miss Jess Homer. OF Du Bots. Pa IS
the guest OF her cousin. Mrs. John Du
Bots. who is the wife OF the multl-mil-
lionaire and founder Of Du Bots Pa
Mrs. Du Bois VIII receive on Saturdays.
al her home 1903 Q street northwest.
which she has leased for the remainder
Of the season.
Mrs Minor wife OF Representative
Minor. will be nj home Informally Mon
day. February i.
Mrs Isaac Newman will be at home
on Thursdays in February in the Home
Apartment House, corner OF Seventh
street and Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs Cedric Laighton, OF Boston, an
nounces the marriage OF her daughter.
Margaret 70 Edward Waldo Forbes. on
January q. in Manila, Philippine Is
lands.
Senator Kean and Miss Kean have
cards out for dinner on February lg,
and again on February o.
Mrs. Oxnard. who occupies apartments
in the Arlington, has Invitations out for
a luncheon Monday. February II.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs McKenna will
entertain a company al dinner February
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth
have invitations out for a dinner Thurs
day. February Z, and again on Febru-
airy p.
Mrs. Gustav Schwab viii have as her
guests for the weekend her son and
Continued on Fifth PageD
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Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Willard. OF $50
Eighth street northeast, celebrated on
Thursday evening The sixtieth anniver-
sary OF their wedding. The reception
was largely attended by friends and rel
atiVes.
both Mr. and Mrs. Willard are of New
England origin, Mr.. Willard having been
born IN Berkshire county, Mass, August
.. 40 and hts wife. who was Janette
karner. IN the same county. September
10. ~. They were married in the Bap-
list Church, of North Egremont. Berk-
shire county.
The couple have made their home in
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

Mrs. Minor. wife OF Representative
Minor. will be nj home Informally Mon
day. February Il.
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

Mrs. Isaac Newman will be at home
on Thursdays in February in the Home
Apartment House, corner OF Seventh
street and Massachusetts avenue.
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

Miss Jess Homer. OF Du Bots. Pa. IS
the guest Of her cousin. Mrs. John Du
Bots, who is the wife OF the multi-mil-
lionaire and founder OF Du Bots. Pa.
Mrs. Du Bots win receive on Saturdays.
ar her home. 1903 Q street northwest
which she has leased for the remainder
OF the season.
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Mrs. William Harryman Rapley viii
be at home informally on February &
and 20.
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

Mrs Cedric Laighton, OF Boston, an
nounces the marriage OF her daughter.
Margaret. 10 Edward Waldo Forbes, on
January @. IN Manila, Philippine Is
lands
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52dEzEZY JE&u9 0aI@2zW J

~HE present week, like the one
( just passed, viii be one of
~ almost constant gayety.
Then viii come the lull,
when the corridors of the hotels at
Hot Springs. Va; Palm Beach. and
Lakewood will be filed with the
most active OF the social leaders,
and there will be the charming little
morning musicales, bridge parties,
charity benefits. and dinners-well.
too numerous TO keep account of,
but most important, as they viii be
composed of the hosts and host
esses' particular friends.
The last ten days viii be a fitting
ending to one of the most brilliant
seasons in the history of the social
life of Washington. Dances there
are in large numbers, and they have
made and kept everyone younger
and gayer. The gorgeousness OF
the entertainments grows each
week. and were the season several
months longer. there is little telling
where il would end.
Many parties are being made up
for the Mardi Gras, and in the house
parties viii be many faces and fig
ures familiar in Washington society.
The attractions of the opera season |
have not beer so great this year,
largely because Of its shortness, and
the winter residents who settled
here for the season have stuck
faithfully TO the Washington fdnc-
tons without interruption.
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Senator Kean and Miss Kean have
cards out for dinner on February l9.
and again on February @.
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C@1%7FY HITE HOUSE functions
NAk last week were especially
interesting and pretty.
The reception 10 Congress was the
largest of any yet this season, and
the musicale and tea on Friday
afternoon was one of the most i'm
portant affairs Mrs. Roosevelt has
had this year. \ receiving party at
a musicale yves an innovation. and in
itself proves the Importance of the
affair.
The line of Cabinet hostesses was
very incomplete, Mrs. Root and Mr.
ton 10 the regular absentees this s.
rooms. The elder daughter of the P
very severe case of grip, which is g
There was much concern espresso
served in the dining-room, and the d
an of azaleas.
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Mrs. Jessie speiser Jersey has issued
invitations for the marriage Of her
daughter. May. 10 George Albert EN-
mons. on Wednesday next The cere-
mony 10 take place at high noon, at st.
Marks Episcopal Church.
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Continued on Fifth Page0
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

Mrs Oxnard. who occupies apartments
in the Arlington, has Invitations out for
a luncheon Monday. February II.
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

Mr.. Justice and Mrs. McKenna will
entertain company at dinner February
20.
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

Mrs. Gustav Schwab viii have as her
guests for the weekend her son and
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Wadsworth
have invitations out for a dinner Thurs
day. February Z, and again on Febru-
airy p.
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Mills. Miss y. A. Madison. Miss p. j.
Manning. Mrs. Cora w. Kennedy, Dr.
and Mrs. g. T.. Caven. Miss Lowman
Bliss May Earn. Mrs. Miller Charlotte
Armstrong. George Spence. Chun
Chew ium. " " Hendrix and BE-
storage
Per s. s. KeauhOu. July 5. for Kauai
w. q. Irwin. Mrs. ". Fredenberg.
Per 3 s. Kinau. July 3, for HnO and
way pOrts-A. A. Wilson. Miss A. D..
Han. DR.. Kidridge and wife, Miss MI
Berger, a. MagoOn. j.. MaROOn. O..
Drinkhausen, N. Rasha, T. Kai, Mrs y.
y. BrOadbent and 2 children, Miss J..
Peabody, Mr.. y. Henriques, Mrs.. H.
Webb. Miss X Wilcox. Miss X. Berg.
girOm, Miss A. Davis. J. a. Peuelda
and wife, Mrs. q. D. HOfgaard. Mr.
y OmGted Mrs. Low. Mics ~. Stein
hauaer, Miss Reid. H. g. Hammond and
wife. Mrs y. p. Heagband and g0n.
Ars. james Miss 8 Morrison. Miss q.
a. AOYer, Mr.. a. ~ Hasunga, Mis-
Alice Hating, 3. Splitter, Nrg Law.
Miss 2. PurdY, Mrg J. w Yarndley, g.
Akina, a. Akina, Captain Dover and
wife, Nlgs r. ". Ward, Bre. Fergua0n
Mr.. a. Ahreng ana . children, NlU
Rickard, Miss Ahreng and = GerVantg
1lsg j. Lawrence. Mlag q. FaIkenberg
Samuel Damon. j. Watt
per = y BaBna I/5a. July 3, FOR Ha.
wa1 and Maui DOrta j. CyDria1o. y
NOagmann, Mis- = Silva. NlGz ~. Cum.
mlngz, Judge KeDolksl BrE BagDoD
I y Hons, Mr. J. T.. Kekumano and
daughter, Etael BODsarraf Nisg Aus
Alderman, Mr. =. Kinney, Nles Kin
neY BrE T. de Ward an0 child, Nre
j. J.. Hot and children, r. y. MeGt0eo
RI william EaDlHda, Chan Zee 81
IeWlg, Mr. q. i. Wells. Edward WeIlg
BOOked
per 3. b, w, q. Hall. Jmv 3. nj
I KAUAI DDrfg. q. ~. habsorG, J. b
COlbUru, Mrs. 4. D. COo1e. Blles 81
Aegick, =. y. Iaukea, Prince CBD.0. ~
I li1a, A. ~, Smith, W. W. TbaTer. nm
1bayer ArE. Falrebli1, Blse Naefar
lane, ~, Falfcblid
Per r. =. IWalaDl, JBuly =, fDr NaB
ann AOlOkal. Mis- a. peter, Mis- y
pa, BrE y. W Cafhcarf, NlEs J.. Caih
cart 5irg. b. Wright 8, r. CatbcaIf
I Clarence LIcas.
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II. s. DEPARTMENT or AGRIcUL
TURE- WEATHER BUREAU.

The following data, covering a period
Of ~ years, have been compiled from
the McKibbin and Weather Bureau re-
cords at Honolulu, =. H. They are IS
sued TO show the conditions that have
prevailed, during the month IN ques-
ton, for the above period Of years,
but must not be construed % a fore
cast Of the weather conditions tor the
coming month.
Month, July for ~ years.
TEMPERATURE. 0s90-I90e)
Mean or normal temperature, rs deg.
The warmest month was that Of 1900,
with an average Of 10 deg.
The coolest month Was that Of 1924,
with an average Of 70 deg.
The highest temperature was 50 deg.
on July Is, 1900.
The lowest temperature was 50 deg.
on July !, 1899.
PRECIPITATlON CRain) O877-lS94,
1866
Average for the month, rs inches,
Average number Of days with 81 Of
an inch or more, "a.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was q. 90 inches In 1880.
The least monthly precipitation Was
O,34 mich in 1882.
The greatest amount NJ precipitation
recorded IN any 2 4consecutiye hours
was BIZ inches on July u, 1880.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY
Average a. M, Gg95; average . y.
~. I'm 1893-l904).
Average s a. m, GG2a; average 3 y, ~.
70% Q9O5-6)
CLOUDS AND WEATHER Q89Q-l90g.)
Average number Of clear days, -;
partly cloudy days, u; cloudy days, J.
WIND
The prevailing winds are from the
NE. q875-lS94, l905-l9O6.)
The average hourly velocity Of he
wind Is 3.s miles 0905-6.)
The highest velocity Of the wind was
y miles fro mthe NE. on July 9, 1905.
Q905-6.)
Station: Honolulu, y. u.
Date Of issue; June 70, 1901.
~ o'clock averages from records Of
Territorial MeteorolOnst, 5 O'Clock
averages from Weather Bureau records.
WIN, -. sTOCKMAN,
Section Director, Weather Bureau.
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LOGAN PASSES TO
San FRANCISCO

the United states Army trsDsDg5t
I>ogaD, Captain G1nsOD, arrived n
7fI0 y. ~, ye8teEday tram Nagasskj,
" 0ayg ana = hun Gbe waz not e1-
Decteo until 1D1ay. gbe was ~ Grst
Ofdered N DaYal Zip 30. \ ans then
~ %, ! where t1e British erui9eT
Monmouth ba0 1Oeke1 sIG bTOken the
water PIPE Wblcb bad MT gnce DeeB
repaired, EeDalrg WeTe MADE Iaet night
tbat the trs1eDoTt might take Mater
t1lg morning
Tbe J>0EaB iet mr. nan FFaunlano
n5ie morning, baYiDg taken m eHO1gh
mai ~ NaEazakl m iast ber heHoe ~
ule c0ast sDd back agalD,
Jbe EegeDf5 CaYalry, Honolulu De-
PIT QDauerHaeteT BUmDbEeyE M
regiment D. aboagd Tbey Were ~
gia1 ~ Hee him ~ be Wsa haDDy ~
meet them agsjD.
AmQDg tde Da16nDzeFE u G0yeguOg
cgrry, VIM Wae D member NJ Ito0ze-
Yelfe loDuHb kideys am vim bas been
DOyeyDoy n GamaT foT EeYeral yeaJs,
Be rs " receiYe appointment " =
bigjiey DositioD. LegteDapl Colouef
EroGle Was ODe NJ D9e BOted oMDeJe
among t5e rough RIDER. Ise bae been
acDDg ~ Ju1He AdUooate D. nbe phil
iDDinez aD6 goes ~ tJe Coast mn otber
dDty
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ARRIVING.
Monday, july =.
~. 3, a. transport Logan, GtlnaOn
from Manila and Nagaaa1, 7sI0 y. ~.
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Shipping in Port
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(ArH , and NAVY
". 3, 3, IroquOls, Carter, San Fran.
cisco, May 3.
(MerchanI Marine.)
Steamships.
Br. cableshiD RestOTeI. COmbe. rs
quimalt, March 81.
y > Kumeric, Baird, Funcbal, june
.27
1877. $. 8. Scottish Monarch, Dowor
Newcastle, July ..
FIR. .. y. Amiral DuDerre, Batfaile
Yokohama, July 9.
Sailing vssselB
Am, bkt Coronado, L.0Hgfeldt, San
Francisco, May p.
Am 80. Fort George, Fullerton,
Newcastle, June y.
Am So, w. II, MarstoD, COVE, san
Francisco, June ~
Am. bkt Irmgard, Schmidt, San
Francisco, July j.
Am, bllt st. Katherine, Saunders.
lilo, July 3.
b. 80. Sieve Roe, George, Nitrate
ports, July T.
Al Pearl HarbOr.
Am Ketch Shark, London, San Fran
cisco, May 20.
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PAB6ENGERs.
hFFiyed.

Per q. 3. a, y, L0gan, July =, ffOBl
Manila for Ban FraBclscO-Ih,-COl,
John =. CHiJfoyIe, wife ana twO Gaugb-
tersj MAJ. J. w. NichOlEOD, wife ann
daughter; Naj, y. p Brewer, Andrew
e. Murphy, Captain John q. Waterman
and0 wife, lst H. y, ~, GleDty aud
wife, lgt H. u. T. COjdWell, CaDt. W
H. Paine ana vie, it, H. Louls
Brown, JT,, and wife, Ist III, Charles
lH, EOice, wife AMI two children, let ~,
John A. Pearson, lst H. VIM, Council,
Capt 3. Il, H. TOmDnDg, Wlie ana
daughter 81 H. george g. Lee, wife
and s0D; 0rs Fitzbugb l.ee, Nias Vlr-
giDia lee, jst H. q, y, J>oyeIl, capt,
Matthew q Butler, lst II, William j.
Kepdrick, vie and Two children, CaDl.
George Williams, ~ II. y, y. 81. Cae-
tie, Wife alId child, Captain Francis -,
Beach, lst H. g. a. Eacb aBd Wlfe,
ZBd H. H. g. RambeTgeT, Nrs -. v,
Evans ana fWO children, CAPT W, o.,
Patton, wife ann sOHf lgl H. Mari
OcoDpOr, lst H. q. u. SNYDER, ~ ~
W. u, Peace, Artillery COrDgs LA.-COl,
A, q. grOd.e and vie, Mai. y. j. IYes,
Capt. Alden Trotter, BFs. Bayley Biss
lJTOtter, Capt r. d. JObBsOn, vie ana
three children; Znd H. VIM Blair,
Mrs. H. r. ltetbeFg, Governor curry,
capt Arthur Johnson, capt W ~. Fas-
sett, Nrs. w. o. Butler, mai. y. a..
Winter Nai a. ~. Appel, capt =, n.
BucbaD, wlfe ana child, Capt. 4. 81.
Bridges, I5t1 Infantry; Brs. A. -.
Bishop ana child, Mrs.. q. =. HIumaB
and child, ZDd ~ Charles y. Balgne,
wife and chiId; ZDd Lts. ], =. MINT
gomery, EdWard Hell, W. =. l.. RichOl-
sop, H. y. II. Hlmbmeuman; znd N.
John X. Bey, wife ana fWO children;
zRd H. John Y. Spring aDdO Wife, 2Bd
H. .. q. Palmer vic aDd twO chill
drep; ZDq H. A, y. Bcl lean, ZBd IT.
~. y, Mann and Wife, JObD II. Custer
b0us, !. n, Jenerls, Wife ana cbild3 T.,
o. Berry ana wlfe, A, J, Chapel abd
VIE, Mrs Graham, Zud H. Moran, Ist
H. EdW Baker, zDd H. M. J., J0D-
BAN, y. w. 3teYeDt0B, Frank CUrFy
Charles Curry j. H. CarbauRb, 81
croDe, H. n. NcCabe; u. y. Wila0n,
a. q. NcKelyey, owen -. Adams, md
IT. Jos u. DaUg, 49, H. W. ". NILS,
James A. King, Francis y. HaI, a. ~,
NicDes, Niles -. Gayal, EecouG
Lieutenant ~ r. Tatum FrOm haqa-
SAX; CaDL u ADdcTo1, CAPT D. d.
Roberts, CaDi James q tbca, Capt a.
y, bennington, 2Bd H. o, Miller CAPT
Leroy 3. LyOns, .. N, G0rber capt A,
y, Putnam Mrs u, Anderson, Mrg. D.
a, Roberts, q a. Roberts, IT,, u. o..
Roberts, Mrs a r. bennington DOrO-
my bennington, Virginia KeDDlBRtOu,
Ms. J, q. tboa, r. j. Rbea, ~ ~.
itbea, Mrs g. Miller NrB. larOy y.
Lyons Mrs A. H. Appel, Mss Appel,
Mrs. McLeau, Mrs, Winters, Mary WIN
tiers, Mrs Fassetf Miss Fassen, Mlss
Fassett, Miss Harriet Waterman, Mics
Phoebe Waterman, Miss Elizabeth Wa
termap
Departed
PER y. y, Siberia, July B for San
Francisco Miss X N. Graydop, M
0Dd Mrs, H. q. Peck aDd child. A. q.
HAYES, MISS CanUp, MRS. AbreDdt,
rev George Wallace ana wife, Mrs.
DiGkereop ana daughter, Miss Else
u Webster q. H. Geal, Miss N, Bor-
Rer 4. NJ Booth ana wife, N, y. TEN.
PIE, W. " l0weptbal, y, j. Topic and
WE. Miss N Warney Mrs. q, o..
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Times Of the tide are taken from the
u. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey "a
blcs. The tides ~ Kahului and Hilo
occur atout one hour earlier than a.
Honolulu. Hawaiian standard time ~
10 hours 30 minutes slower than Green
wich time, being that Of the meridiaD
Of l57 degrees 20 minutes. The time
whistle blows at 1870 .. ~, which -
the same az Greenwich, 0 hours, min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for Local
time for the whole group.
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The Mails

o 49, - 49, - - - - sEso
OUTGOING.
For Yokohama, per g. s, Korea, July
IS.
For San Francisco, per 3 3. China,
July 10.
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N0DdaY, July r.
p. N. 3. :. Siberia. Zeeder. for Ban
FraDciscO, 9 y. H.
8. 8. ROsecrane, HOImes. for Gayl0fa.
- a. 20.
3. 3. KeauhOu, TBl.etl for Kauai, Z
.. %.
1gesqaY, July ..
y. $. A. Transport Logan, GtlBsOn,
for San FraDcisoO, % p, 20.
3. s. KiBau, Freeman, fOr 1910 and
way ports, noon,
3. = NauDa Ina, 6imeTsDB, for IA
wall and Maui ports, noon.
3. s. IwaIaDl, PITT, for Maui and
AOlOkai ports, 3 y. H1.
8. 5, W. q. Hal, Thompson, f0g
Kauai ports, y. %,
1bgI6day, JuIY IL
$. 3. Bikabals, GreEOry, for Kaual
ports, 3 .. 20.
friday, July ~
=. 3. Claudine, Bennett, Tor Hawaii
and Maui ports, y. ~.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-07-09
INTELLIGENCE

For Victoria. per s. s Banuka, July
o.
For Colonies, per 8. s Moana. July
o.
INCOMING.
From San FranciscO, per 5. 8. HllO-
nian, July 10.
From San Francisco. per s. s Ne
vadan, July 10.
From San Francisco per 8. 3. Korea,
July %.
From Victoria. per +. g Moana. July
a.
From Coloniea. per s. s. BaBuka.
July D.
~. g A. TItAarPDRTs
Thomas left Honolulu for Manila
June H.
Logan, left Honolulu f9r San Franclaco
July g.
BufOrd a. hagasakL
Sherman AZ San FrancigcO.
Sheridan % Mare Island repairing.
Dig left Honolulu for Seattle June ~.
Warren al San FrancisoJ.
Crook left Honolulu for Alaska, June n
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-09-03
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