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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
FUTURE MOTIVE POWER.
Remarkable Prediction Made BY sir
Hugh Bell Regarding Electricity.

t.ondon.-A remarkable forecast
has just been made by Sir Hugh He'll.
the new president OF the Iron and
steel institute, In his presidential ad
dress.
Speaking Of the great improvements
Ia shiphuIlding he suggested that In a
hundred years, with Htuc or no ma.
ohlnory q ship would speed ON her
way drawn by electric force gouor
atcd at Niagara ANA transmitted over
tho Atlantic Boy wireless telegraph
Strange ns this forecast might be-.
be- said b was mo- more incredible
than what had happened since 1907.
The world moved ON In "a succession
ot dreams and their mlnnmcnt
Sir Hugh Hell said that IL was alb
solutcly impossible 10 do better than
10 venture q guess aH to the march OF
science In the immediate future. and
that almost anything might bee GA
poctcd to happen.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
MISSOURI JUDGE IS SHOT
DOWN BY HIS SON-IN-LAR
ped Man Goes 10 Visit His Sick
Daughter and lie Murdered Be.
cause He Trod Upon For.
hidden Ground.

Poplar Blum Mo Former County
higo John A. Hays was shot and
srtaily wounded ON Thursday nv hIs
nin-law. james Williamson. arItbo
per is under arrest Tho shooting
CURED at williamson hons. op
ng" Hayes farm. several milo.
~ of here. Bad feeling had ,gIst
between the two for four years.
ID Williamson had forbidden hIa
therinlaw to come 10 his homo
Bearing that bis daughter wns nl
hrc Hayes visited wuIiamson's
nc. a quarrel cnsuod. and William.
- claims he was struck by hls
hacr.lnlaw who followed him into
o house In the house williamson
tnN revolver and shot the Judge
hlhc abdomen. a special train err.
n physicians and nurse to the
rrc. but o. ~ stated that lulro
Hrcs cannot recover williamson
rrondered 10 the authorities. Iudre
Hrcs IL So years Of age. prominent
frI wealthy.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
BOATS WENT OVER RAPIDS
SEVEN MEN ARE DROWNED
Trsusdy Occurs on Payette River In
Idaho. Nine Men out Of a Party
Of Sixteen Escaping Death.

Boise. Idaho While attempting TO
make landing above the rapids in
paycttr river about twelve miles from
Garden valley seven men wcro
drowned. The two boats which they
were using were carried over the rap.
ids and swumpod The other nine oc.
cupauts Of the boats had a hard baltic
for their lives. but managed 10 reach
shore. The drowned men are. Bert
Urc. Mel Curtis. Joo Hamilton, Tom
Highland. Frank Fitzgerald, Dave Nc.
MILAN, Joe Bodcn
So far as can be learned all are UNI
married men. The force Of sixteen
mon in the two boats were engaged In
q log drive for the Idaho White Pine
Mining company After poriaging a
large fall. the first boat attempted to
land and tie up for the night at tho
head Of one Of the rapids. It failed TO
make the landing aud the boat was
swept down. The second boat fol.
lowed the first. the occupants thinking
their comrades had passed the rapids
safely, and were also swampcd by tho
torrent.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
FRENCH sEAMEN STRIKE.
Complete Paralysis Of country's Com.
meree Feared.

mcFCe FtdIcu'
parIs.-A general strike OF sailora
and others belonging to the French
naval reserve, began at almost all the
ports NJ France at daylight on Friday.
and t.i ems the complete paralysis
Of ~ 70. commerce. The navigation
committees are making energetic rep
reservations 10 the government. claim
ing that the movement is not directed
against them. and saying that unless
It is settled Immediately It will cause
untold injury to French commerce.
The naval reserve comprise nearly
the entire maritime population en-
gagged In soatarlng life and number
about $4,000 men. Of whom 10000 aro
serving In the navy. In addition to
practically an the steamers OF the
mercantile marine. most Of the lonR
shoromcn belong to the naval reserve.
The strike was declared by the eX.
ccutlyc committee OF the National
Seamcn union because the govern.
ments new bill Increasing pensions
from SiOSO to $3.50 In the case OF
soamon and from 1856 10 $500 In the
case OF captains IL regarded by the
members OF tho union as being made.
QuutC.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
HOLDS BOOKS FOR wAoEa
Colorado Girl Goes to Jail Rse,
Than be Defrauded.

Colorado Springs Because Etas
Fuller refused 10 be- dissuadod ina
her belief that possession Is 10,
points OF law. she IL spending VI
hours In "a cell ot the county jail. h
was brought into court because q
refused 10 surrender the books Of q
Mary Murphy Mining company. whh
she acknowledges To be In her ~
session. Miss Fuller claims about 3
salary for work done upon the book
When the mining company dcmurrd
to immediate payment OF the sul
Mius Fuller m alleged 10 , have b
formed the officers that al long I
payment was deferred. just Va Dor
would they seek In vain for u
books. She was sentenced Ia Jail D.
40 she would consent 10 turn over b
books. I'm stay In Jail till rot. : 81
said. but ! shant tell where ~
are"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07

san Francisco Hrs, rift in the
series OF strikes and unsettled labor
conditions which have oycrshadowed
san Francisco for many weeks oc.
Cured Friday when the strike OF TO-
600 ironworkcrs was amlcably settled
The men went ont several weeks ago
TO enforce q demand Tor an eighthouI
work day and an increase In wages
This resulted In closing the Union Iron
Works, the Fulton Iron Works and all
the ioundHes machine shops and iron
works on the bay
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
TERRIFIED DANCING GIRLS
ARE ATTACKED BY LIONS
a Sensational Scene That Was No,
on the Program in Paris
Music Hail.

Paris Two women fru into o. oaen
OF lions lu tho Apollo. now music
hail only recently opened. aud were
nearly eaton up THE spectacle was
much moro sensational fhau bad been
Intended uy tHn program The two
women vory uehtfouu dancers and
were supposed fD perform series 0f
clover foafs on % rupo stretched across
the stage. aud under which there was
20 big cage with two lions The TOP
~ iho cage was lpft open 300 chat the
lions could Hcp fnp women perform.
INK over their heads. aud thr public
could at the same limo enjoy the de-.
liEhtuI sensation of terror The lions
aa O. rule took uo interest Boo the foltb
OF the ughtrupp walker However.
thoy suddenly awakened from their
Indifference when the rope snapped iu
twain iu The middle of q Performance,
aud The unhappy women fell literally
into the jaws OF the lions The Wild
beasts naturally did not understand
the situation aud mauIrd aud clawcd
The women terribly one OF the wum.
on had presence Of mind enough 90
remain PROSTATE uu the floor ~ the
rage. aud succeeded in crawling out.
while her companion was go imprud
INT uB 10 stand mp and was being
boy the lions The audience
,aH in q panic. women screamed vita
error and tainted. After consider.
.bl efforts the remaining woman was |
IU.TIs. r...u .# ffyff, fIt. auss.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07

Helena, Mont Detecting the odor
OF burning ncsh, thrccQuartors OF an
hour after Charles boutwell, trans.
former expert Tor the Westinghouse
company, had gone inside OF trans.
former uf the power plant OF tho
Helena Power Transmission company
at Lake llauser the tender made an
investigation and found Boutwell, un.
conscious. Tie died few minutes
later iio had come iu contact with
live wire.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
AMBITION OF soss CROKER.
Exile Said to Cherish Desire to Enter
British Parliament

London The newspapers arc re-
ylying the report that Richard Croker
chcrlshos an ambition to enter the
British parliament as an Irish nation.
alist member Recently Mr. Croker
has taken an interest In the work OF
the uutionallsts. made contributions
to the party funds, lent automobiles
Tor cloctlunocrIng purposes and ldeu.
tilted himself with the party by np.
pcaring on the platform at the recent
convention In Dublin. Il ~ doubtful.
however. II Mr. Croker would be- will.
Ing To forcswear his American citizen.
ship and much more doubtful II he
could nnd a constituency desiring to
take him up as a candidate, or II the
party leaders wiA welcome tho acqui.
sition Of politician OF such q master
ful nature
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
Wsstsrn Woman VIM tlonor,.

Washington Mrs Gertrude q Grey
of Nevada has been awarded tho gold
medal by the Corcoan School OF Art
40 lts annual commencement Mrs
Grey has studied arr with mcoaslng
diligence for tho last i've years 10 this
city lclorc that she pructIcod law in
Nevada. having been the first woman
admitted 10 the bar in that state She
win go tn Europe soon 10 engage iu
further studies aud brush work.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07

thursday morning The country for
miles IS covered with water Rail.
road tranic Is almost completely sus.
pended Many houses have been
wrecked or washed away by Buffalo
bayou, which has passed AN
previous high water records and rs
Etlll rising The rain continued until
noon Thursday lncalcullhlc damage
has been done in this vicinity and u is
expected that reports from Texas riv.
ors, which are rising rapidly, viii
show the worst food conditions In the
history OF Texas So far no deaths
from the storm have been reported.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
Hart Defeated BY sehrsek.

Tonopah, Ney-ln a terrific battle
lasting a minute over twenty rounds,
Mike schrcck gained the decision over
Marvin Hart when the latter was all
but knocked out. In the early rounds
Hart forced the fighting, gradually
weakened until In the seventh a
knockout seemed inevitable The
Kcntuckian rallied quickly and honors
were oven mp 10 the thirteenth. This
and the succeeding rounds were very
fast, both men trying time and again
10 land the sloep.makor Harris sec.
onds threw mp the sponge In the TWEEN.
ty-hrst The claim is made that Hart
entered the fight with a broken wrist
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
Passsnoer rraIn Wreeked.

san Antonio. Tex ono man was
Instantly killed and score OF persons
injured some OF them fatally. by tho
wrccking of casthouud passenger
train No. sunday morning two miles
west Of Lozirr q small station ON the
Southern Pacific The dpuilmont
was the result either of train wreck.
rrs or defective steel though the pos.
tive cause had not been determined
at last reports.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
HAYWOOD SICK |
TRIAL STOPPED
Defendant in Conspiracy 1fikl
Was Very Sick Man fOr
a Short Time.
physie.ans Called and Sick IA,
Soon out 9' Danger and Rst
90 Proceed Win TRIAL ~
Monday Morning

Boise Ha William ID iiayV5K
was seized with sudden .Huu eirs
Saturday morning aud uHs unabi, 70
appear boo rum. 900. mu un ne
charge th1r h. murdered former Coz
ornor stuuuuuno.E WAS ADJOURNED li.
u Mondu, Haywood nas nesu !,
aud 900 most nI Friday 1nl olny s1t
urday morning began cu.us 10 pain.
Two huuirdIy summoned physicians
announced. after examining him. that
hn was suffering from 1000 acute ln.
tcstInai iu,rm.l Nul urrs fof ne
alienation OF tho pain 100 bis aldo.
men and head included the admlnls
tratlou OF morphine aud ditllhefi
and nausea caused by the drug. nih.
cr than the original trouble, were "a,
sponslblo for hIs Inability 60 go to the
court room Zoo fhr afternoon
Haywood o. hearty eater. and
slnco the trial began has stopped tax.
Ing exercise. aud these cOudldos-~
added to the Worry and strain II ihe
trial. are believed TO De- responsible
Tor the attack The earlier suffering
M the prisoner created the impressed
that be- was quite seriously ~, aai II
was thought that an extended liter,
-uptlon Of M, trial was inevitably
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07

Los Augcles-Whilc being taken to
the district attorneys office on Friday,
In the company Of two officials OF the
Pacific Screen company by whom he
was charged with the embezzlement OF
$4,000 Thomas j, Motion, a collector.
drew a pistol and shot himself in the
forehead inalctng fatal wound.
me shooting occurred ON the stair.
way IN the court house. leading TO the
district attorneys Office Motion was
removed TO the receiving hospital IN
a dying condition.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
Toledo Is Blamed

Guatemala City-rhc government
declares that General Salvador TO.
lodo the Guatomalan royolutlonlft.
who ls about to undertake an active
campaign against President Cabrer8.
is the author OF the recent attempt
upon the president, us well as the en-.
stlgotor of tho assassination OF oN.
President Barrlllas In Mexico City
His motive was jealousy. General To-
ledo is now making preparations with
President Zolaya OF Nicaragua for an
organized invasion OF Salvador and
Guatemala.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
LADDER WAS ROTTEN.
Mining Man Falls to Bottom Of Shaft
and ls Killed.


salt Lake Clty-Goorge h. Meats.
ylcc.prcsldcnt OF the Ranck Real rs.
tate a Improvement company OF Salt
Lake. and well known In mining cir
Giles In this city, met his death in am
accident at the -Four Metals mine at
Dugwuy, Tooclc county Wcdncsda,
afternoon. Mr. Meats. who was inter
cstod In the Four Metals property
was visiting % ON a tour Of inspection
lie went down the shaft TO the 300
foot level in safety, and then started
down a ladder to the bottom OF the
shaft, % distance OF about 100 feet
Tho ladder was old and rotten, ana
when Mr. Meats had descended about
fifteen feet II gave way under him
and he fen to the bottom Of the shaft
distance Of about So feet. his body
being terribly crushed and mnnglcd
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
HAS FOUND scorrys MINE.
PIT Prospeetor Claims to Have
Solved Death Valley Mystery.

coldheld. Clarence = Eddy.
~ poet prospcctor who IS climbing
N Panamlnt aud Funeral ranges In
eathcrn Nevada looking for insplra.
on and gold. has wired friend In
eldhcld that he Is positive he has 10.
ued the fabulous mine Of Walter
SOFT. known as Death Valley Scotty.
Eddy claims that ON a recent trip
BIO Death valley. when he ncarcd the
rystorious hiding place NJ Scottys
PURGE Of fortune. he was attacked by
hllans. employed by Scotty as
yards. and forced "a retreat. Now
Eddy has left Rhyolitc escorted by
4 strong armed posse with tho deter.
rination to ind the treasure and to
SAINT location notices ON adjacent ter.
dtory even n he IL forced 10 build
ts monuments under IRE.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
Sentence Of BOSS Ruef is Delayed Two
Weeks,

san Francisco.-Ahraham Ruef ap-
pearod before Superior Judge Dunno
In the auditorium OF the Jewish syna.
gogue ON Bush street on Wednesday
morning to be sentenced for oXtort.
ing sl.l75 from Joseph Malfanu, pro-
prletor OF Delmonicos restaurant, TO
which charge ne pleaded guilty a
fortnight ago, Assistant District At
ltorney Heney moved that the passing
|of sentence be postponed for two
weeks. This order was accordingly
made by Judge dunno.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
TeIenraphers Wn Not strIke.

New Nork-Tho threatened strike
OF 10000 tclcgraphcrs against the
Western Union Telegraph company
will not take place. The officials ol
the company and Samuel j, Small
national president OF the Commercial
rccgraphcrs Union OF America. have
been In conference for several days
regarding the situation affecting the
operators. Friday night Mr., Small
announced that there would be nc
strike. In settling their dispute with
the corporation the tclcgraphers will
win great victory.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
Bodies Of Murdered sister DIseOvered

Springfield. ln.-Carrie Lodorbrand,
7 years old. and sister Cora, n years
old, daughters OF Joseph Ledorbrand,
a farmer, were murdered and thrown
into Sugar creek according 10 deyel.
opments Their father became alarmed
al their absence from supper and went
I'm search Of them with neighbors
They found the bodies In Sugar creek
Dr. Duncan. OF pawuee. discovered
that each girl had a bullet hole In
the right temple.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07

Denver An Increase uf 10000 In
the membership Of the Western Fcd.
GRAFTON Of Miners viii be- shown by
the reports Ca be- presented az the au.
uual convention which will meet In
Donycr June 10Th, In the absence OF
President Charles n. Meyer who Ia
In prison In Idaho awaiting trial ON
tho charge OF completely Ia the muir.
der OF former Governor Frank stoun.
enborg, &. -. Mahoncy first vice.
president will preside James kir,
win Is acting secretary In place OF
Haywood
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
FOR LOVE OF WOMAN.

Baron Turns Laborer to Win Far
American Bride.
Joplin. Mo Baron Paul Won Zglh
sld OF Berlin, Germany, and Miss
Helen Nicholson OF this ciy were
married at the home OF the brides
parents at high noon Saturday.
Miss Nicholson ls tho daughter Of
Frank G. Nicholson, wealthy mine
operator aud engineer She met her
husband boo Paris q year ago, while
Visiting the capitals OF Europe.
The baron for the past three mon,ha.
has been working in the mines here
us spade hand in order 90 become
familiar with the operation OF the
property over which hc win have con.
troll, and In order 10 prove hIs WORTH.
moss OF the love OF tho rich mine own.
er's daughter
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
MUST WEAR TIES.

Government Takes No Note Of Rsllo.
lous seruples Of Letter Carriers.
Washington Postmaster General
Meyer In answer 10 a letter from a
mail carrier asking Whether the
wearing OF ties ls compulsory for
a member Of a religious sect that does
not allow its members 20 wear tics al
an" has replied:
Under the postal regulations. n n
letter carrier wishes to wear shirt
waist he must also wear rundown
collar with dark tic ami neat belt"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
usr TRIBUTE TO MRS, mklNLeY
pany Of Nations Distinguished Men
Attend Funeral Service.


Canton. o.-Thc body OF Mrs. Ida
aXion Mckinley now rests by the
Die Of that OF the late President Nc.
Enley IN the receiving vault at West.
'flfWn cemetery.
The simple funeral services held At
the Mckinley residence ON Market
street ON Wednesday afternoon were
Witnessed by distinguished company,
including President Roosevelt. Vice.
President Fairbanks. Governor Harris
and many high officials both OF tho
state and nation.
During the funeral and the progress
Of the cortege 10 the cemetery all
business In Canton. not absolutely
necessary. ceased. banks, stores, fac.
tories. amusement houses aud parks.
all closed In honor Of the distinguished
dead. and school children were dis.
missed for the day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
HEAVY STORMS STRIKE TEXAS.
Many Houses Wrecked or Washed
Away by Raging Waters.

Houston. TcN.-A series OF violent
storms, electrical and cyclonic In char.
actcr accompanied by successive
cloudbursts. swept over Houston and
vicinity during Wednesday night and
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
Molten Metal Worth a Fortune FlowS
Into Sea,

Beulngham. wash Seventy five
thousand dollars worth Of pig tin.
lead aud solder melted and flowed
into the sea during a Hrc here which
destroyed three warehouses connect.
I'd with the can'making department NJ
the Pacific American Fisheries plant
Il Is expected portion uf the metal
can be recovered and shipped 10 the
smeltor for refining The loss o. fully
covered by Insurance. II was with
great difficulty that the mammoth sal.
mon packing plant, the largest IN the
world was saved
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
PATRICK HENRY DAY.


Norfolk. Na-The anniversary OF
the passage by the Virginia house OF
burgesses on May 30. 1895, ~ Patrick
Henrys famous resolution condemn.
ing the British stamp act WIS cole
hratcd as Patrick Henry day at the
jamestown exposition on Thursday
with William j. Bryan as the central
figure OF attraction.
Mr. Bryan delivered am address In
the convention hall upon the cNposi.
ton grounds before 5000 people upon
the theme Taxation without Repre-.
sontation Is Tyranny"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
TERRIBLE INDIANA TRAGEDY.

Boys Are Blown 70 Pieces BY *
plosion Of Powder,
Terre Hautc, Indy the explosion
OF several hundred pounds Of powder
at the storage warehouse OF the Farms.
worth mill, near Sullivan, Wednesday
afternoon, Claude Davis. aged G. and
Paul Keen, aged o, We're blown TO
pieces, and three other boys were ser.
iOusly hurt Il is supposed that the
boys accidentally set the building on
IRE
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07
UPRISING IN CHINA.

ScVcTlT OWIlIHTH NITTVU y WWVTWVVT1I
Foreigners Not Affected,
Washington The state department
has received a cnblegram from Harry
L. Paddock. American consul at Annoy
China, stating that an armed uprising
had been reported at Joan. fifty miles
south Of Annoy. Mr Paddock says
several officials were killed by a NUT.
my OF soldiers and that the cause Of
the trouble Is unknown So far as
known. the uprising has not affected
any foreign interests.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-06-07

Entered At the Poatomcs IN ColiviIs.
Utah. May 7. iS9t. as Second Glass
Matter.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

Sailed March s---stmr Pomona. Tor San Fran
Arrived March s-stmr A Kilburn. hence
RAYMoND- March s--schr West,
a1 rsd seA Hs1eh mr
stmr 's Albion frym Eureka. for San francisco;
cisco; stmr Navarro, from Crescent City, for
San francisco; stmr Cascade frem South Bend
PoRT Los ANGEiLEs-Arrirea March s-stmr
Alcasar: from Greenwood - A-c-
mount, for Puget Sound
SAN PEDR0-Arrived March e--stmr Tam
pico, from Tacoma; schr irene. from Columbia
Sailed March s-Stmr Francis n Leggett, with
stmr National City In tow; stmrs Tamalpais and
cent ssnta for TscomS schr Manila for Columbia
REDoNDo-Arrired March s-stmr Yosemite.
Arrived March s-stmr Nome City. from Port
BELLINGHAM-sailed March s--schr George
PORT THARFoRD-sailed March s-stmr Ar
gyll, with barge Santa Paula in tow Tor san
POINT REYEs-Passed March 8. $40 M
stmr Sven. from Grays Harbor, for San fran-
AsroR1A-sailed March e-schr Susie NJ
Plummer, for San Francisco; Br ship Broder1ck
Sailed March e-schr Abbie, for San Fran
| cisco.
Arrived March e-Stmr washington, hence
March @.
Arrived March s--stmr Roanoke. hence March
! 7, via Eureka
BANDoN-sailed March e-schr Q Hill. for
Arrived March s-stnr Elizabeth. hence
ABERDEEN-sailed March s-Stmr Grace
! Dollar, for San Francisco. -
Arrived March e--Stmr Centralia, hence Marcn
9; stmr Newburg, hence March 9; stmr Fulton
! ISLAND PORTS
| HONOLuLU-Sailed March 8, IL m-Br stmi
Doric, for San Francisco; Br stmr Aorang1. foi
Sailed March s-stmr Alaskan. for Salins
Cruz: stnnr Hilonian, for Hflo.
Arrived March s-Jap stmr Chtusa Maru from
FOREIGN PORTS
sALINA CRUZ-Arrived March 6-stmr Cali
/ fornian. from Hilo.
ANTwERP-Arrived March s-Br ship Eris
AiGIERsEsailed March 7-Br ship Nor
| man Prince for Manila.
VICTORIA-->Arrivsd March s-Nor stmr Tel
| lus hence March 8.
Sailed March s-Br stmr Sheila. for sar
SANTA RosALIA~-Arrtved Feb 2e--yr stml
| Amiral Hamelin, hence March IL.
| PANAMA-Sailed March S-Stm Acapulco
for San Francisco.
| Marthe Roux. from Seattle.
ISLE OF wIGHT-Passed March s-Nor bari