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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-28
NOTICE

ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING
help or advice, is invited to commune
cate, either in person or by letter, with
Ensign L. Anderson, matron eof the
salvation Army Woman's Industrial
Home. No. 1850 King street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-28

favoring
therwise is no to
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Yours, for removing sale,
POPPER'S EMPORIUM.

They have made a good choice, and
good school can be expected. If patrons
do their part.
John Kaufman, in company with his
father aud Dr. Hubbard, last Saturday
went to st. Louis to consult q speci-
alist In regard to his catarrhal troubles.
They returned Monday morning ac-
conpaned by Miss Mary Kaufman. who
has been in the care Of physicians for
her health for the past two weeks. She
returns completely over her troubles
and happy to he home again.
Leslie Snorgrass and wife visited with
Boon Bax,er's family Sunday.
One of the beaux of the East End
came home Sunday night with his
heart all broken to pieces. He tried to
patch it up Monday morning over the
phone. bnt she said, II do not care to 20
TO the lecture or 10 Freedom Sunday,
and would rather YOU did no, come
Sunday" So he is still troubled.
Mr.. McCollister and wife visited with
John Shank's family sunday.
Mr.. white allowed his heal to come
in contract with the head Of one Of his
sheep last week, and as q result sir ".
has blue spot just over the eye, the
headache and toothache besides.
Rose Brown and family visited with
George Buxan's family Sunday,
Mrs. Shores Hunter had her mother,
sisters and other Vvmpahy Sunday AZ
dinner.
Leslie snoigrass. last Monday, sold
the shippers FIVE nice lG0 pound hog'
for ss,ts per lOOy
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
home from, their big trip.
Scattered Items.

Geo. Krieting and wife visited Sunday
with John Shank's family.
Mrs. Sofa Brown, mother Of the brown
Bros was quite sick awhile last week
Dr. Blackstone was called aud soon had
her up again.
Many people from the Fast End at
tended the funeral Of Uncle John Moore
At Freedom Church Sunday.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Enid. last weet sold
Mr.. Hall 4 good horses. delivered at
Latham. for which he received good
prices.
Miss Ora Alice, Of Elion, visited last
week with her cousin, Mrs. Cora Schan.
nep. She left Saturday over the Mo.
Pac. for clarksbusY to attend the Com
n,encement Exercises Of the college at
that place,
Mr.. Crutch6eld and wife visited with
their daughter. Mrs. Prank Mccollister,
last week, also transacted business in
Versailles. saturday.
Miss Lucy crosswhite. daughter OF
Uncle buck Crosswhite, south Of Ver-
sailles, Is In Old Mexico for her health
Revs. Dan Kaufman and Dan Driver
went to Wilson l'end last Friday and
SUNDAY.
Ro-e Rrown treated himself and family
to new suvry last week. They will
now ride in comfort.
The Directors Of Prairie Dale achool
last Saturday e'nploysA Miss Myrtle Ivy
10 teach THEFT mhosi shis fall aud winter
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
WALNUT GROVE.

Misses Kate and Oussie femme. Of
Excelsior. visited their sister. Mrs. Cora
Todd, last Sunday.
The Menuonites held communion SC
vices In South Morgan last Sunday.
Quite a delegation from Mt. Zion at
tended-Rev. d. Kaufman and wife.
Mrs. Abe Driver. Uncle Dan Driver.
Mary Rsmer, and perhaps others.
Berry Hawks house shows up with i
coat of new paint,
Mary Kaufman has returned hon,s.
J. W. Kaufman had 4 fine colt to die
last Sunday.
Frank Thorpe was doing repair work
for J. W. kaufman last week.
J. W. Kaufman and BON, Johnny,
went to St. Louis las, Friday and return
ed Monday.
Last Sunday funereal services IN honor
Of Uncle John Moore were held at Free,
dom church. One Of the largest crowd.
that ever assembled at Freedom WA
there. II is reported that Mitch Dun
counted the vehicles and there ~ete
four hundred. Many went On hoss,
back and so,,e walked. i'ncle John
Moore was man that left his memory
in the lives of many people. II VA.
easier for Uncle John Moore to help =
person than any one we ever knew, NJ
WAS always doing helpful things 70.
somebody.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Akinvtlle News.

nera are all nearly through plant.
n.
"a, from here attended church At
rd Sunday.
es Emma Sherman and Eliss HAYS
Walter Moore and wife Sunday.
Flora brake visited at W. II.
Sunday.
Ienry Thass bought him = new
K. X. B,rdwell last week.
Fr Foster Morton says ne 10 tired
m Mr. brakes Sunday even.
he honyht him y buggy Of Win
he can drive over Sunday an'l
ss Hthel's attention to il, and
We will q,att walking"
ew retric bought him a horse las,
anil paid yi45,OO. Il died Ss,ur'
h,.
at,es~'n, Of Upton, has opened
TX store in Fortuna, which has
En- needed.
we'd too late for Last week Ei.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

Versailles Post CaSde.
You will find them a the DrIg
Stores. Use them and 30 advertise
your town.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

day afternoon in cleaning the cemeteries
and making preparations for Decoration
Day.
II Is reported that there is another case
Of smallpox north Of town.
Mr.. Cox has moved into his new
house. II made them proud to get out
Of the old house.
3 Mrs. Rremer fell and sprained her
ankle the other day.
The above was DELAYED by the Mo.
Pac. wreck Of last week, and arrived too
late. I'd.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06

In spite Of the dnzzlnH rain Memorial
Day WAS observed by the old comrades
and citizens Of Florence. They waited
for fair sky until the middle Of afternoon
then set forth from Brener's store TO the
German Cemeteries, then to the
American. In each one Mr. Lewis, an
old Veteran. made = talk fitting for the
occasion aud appropriate songs were
sung by the young folks. Tie people
showed their respect to the honoresi dead
BY placing beautiful flowers and wresths
on their graves.
Henry Monsess, an aged man. died at
the home of his An In law, Henry
boettke. His remains were buried in
the Pyr'nont cemetery.
Rev. cremcr preach At the Baptist
Church Saturday and Sunday.
Dr. Hay aud wife went to Sedaiia last
week.
Dr. Kelly was In Florence and
q,arantined the family Of Siias Carver,
Bill Shullts aud Bill kmpe returned
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
Florence ltemS.

ar,Iers are very busy in tar 6<kl.
,lens.
i,issns of Florence spent Sssus-
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-06-06
ICE! ICE!
FE!

meWDer, we are gong
indie Manufactured Ice,
only kind that inSures
! health.
{. II. Mason,
Everything Clean.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
NO SILLY SEASON.

a recognized SILLY 1t follows
of which and dining social
small
though
the MAIL feeling dearth having had their columns crowded
all faddsts liberal
in
dining bac utilizing the windows of omnbu
contradictions vrunce with the
This technically the silly
With making fitting mountains
little sail ALL with
lulu might well consider itself entitled silly This has
probably
the possible exception of bridge Withstand
will
Interesting things pertaining island
their back the capital Then the Promotion people,
coming there fear that silly imminent in this
emine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
GOLD STOCK BUNCO.

This papers boom is made of thin air
which and then from
bonanza said of the initiated us mole
liar bonnzas plentiful in Nevada no."
the inhabitants black cloud
that, when good with
it, He is not selling shares IN ms
other which does
Assuming that he mas value
the market for
market until they begin to
floor and see much
of value OF
prospect gold in quantities. but the chances
be found in prospect the metal
yellow stun when
the amount of human labor 1t taxes "
mhedded But
the desert had loose
will its million yet but not from below
to sell stock III Is he way
authentic
buying such stock If real bonanza
where the to
surprise they likely spread false reports
disadvantage lie the sucker upon
who
the mines from mining interests
Hawaii
Hooked upon al Godfeds, pond full of them
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
DIR. scUDpER's REJECTION.

n
Hawaiian Library o. hcnoulu admirable citizens The Adver
eligible people Of Honolulu could have done better service
No charges made against him
not challenged
Of
Hawaiian specified there that available
will be able
indeed Hwaiins
Hawaiian
n
scholarly
candidate particularly likely be- strikes the Advertiser
most unpeasanly.
to
did the enlist such Scudder
oTce supplementary
of refusing
authority
of
University Theological Seminary the York Col
of NJ In
a 1884 he Japan missionary
ordained United
in
church of
an
While Woburn he served public library
Pastoral the
B.
1865 and the editor of The Friend Honolulu
publication the Missouri He the
of Jul Children
become the to to
another color might be available the
Job
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
TEACHING AGRICULTURE.

The College, which will take FORM useful mission
will do its Ameranzng Hawaii one
the general
fail producing tobacco because OF his
methods
knowledge would be the business the college mpa
institution be able when aal his
find trouble
like their Experiment Station
than the mainland but
feudal
conditions The College Agriculture will dispose the pest bogies
and eachpe how 20 dispose of themselves
the soil
taking hold
white
Investigations of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
END OF THE SESSION.

the Legislature the municipal bill
and of persuaded
but
by the majority there little left to AS
redolent which the
ITSELF but the Senate has made
the final
Getting hardly be expected of Hawaiian Lega
of this within the limit
the sign of improving respon
in bill regrettable
passing liquor bill and especially by
frclas
small
the will be
especially establishing
a college agriculture.
Dividing praise the credit
high
Legislature of 1909
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
NATIONAL GUARD
IS IMPROVING

Col. ]. Walter Jones OF the II. N. O.
, Is greatly pleased with the interes
Governor Carter II taking In bringing
the National Guard of Hawaii TO tn,
highest degree OF efficiency, and int,
line with that of the entire United
States. In speaking of the matter yes.
terday, he said:
1T is the intent and purpose of the
Governor to have the organized militia
of this Territory comply in every re-
spect with the provisions of the Re-
vised Laws of Hawaii, Section 1871,
which states that it's organization,
equipment and discipline shall be the
same as that of the regular and VOL
unteer armies of the United States;
and he has directed that such orders
and regulations be issued as will place
all staff departments and the active
force upon a working basis as nearly
as'opossible approaching that of the
regular army of the United States.
ITO the end that such orders and
regulations may be fully complied
with, the National Guard will be fully
equipped with everything required by
U. S. Army orders and regulations and
all records will If possible be kept up
on regular army FORMS"
Col. Jones was asked If the arms,
prior to 1908, had been out of date.
YES" he replied, 1.-THE National
Guard were formerly armed with the
old Springfield rifle, which was replac-
ed by the Federal government, under
the provision of the act of Congress
of January 81, 1903, with the U. S.
magazine rifle.
1T was with this idea of complete
reorganization in view, that an en-
campment was held in February where
everything else was subordinated to
rifle practise. That same idea was still
in mind and the moving cause for or
dering elections Of officers in advance
of the time when they would naturally
have been held. The same idea was
in view when Territorial Rifle Com
petition was ordered to be held COM
mencing July 18th, 1907; and that same
idea was still in view in the publica-
ton of General Orders No. IA, making
War Department General Orders No. 3,
under date of January 7th. 1907. por-
ton of the regulations governing the
NotionoI C,or1
How well the work is being done 1t
needs but glance to one familiar with
the subject to see from the results of
the rifle practise at Camp Taft, to the
steady and painstaking work of Col
onel Johnson and his officers, who have
taken hold with will and bent every
energy toward making every member
Of his command a good rifle shot. AL
most every day and night officers and
enlisted men may be found in the rifle
gallery or on the rifle range engaged |
in perfecting themselves to win a |
Marksman's Bar or Sharpshooter's |
medal in the competition in July. with |
the hope that they may also qualify to
become member of the rifle team to |
be sent to Camp Perry. Ottawa Coun-
ty, Ohio in August, 1907"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
SIX FEDERAL
INDICTMENTS

| Six Indictments were returned by the
Federal grand Jury yesterday. OF which
Ave were placed on the secret file un-
I'll the defendants were IN custody.
Later all OF the following named wero
under arrest, and Marshal Hendry
thought no more would be brought in
before this morning:
Lam Zip and Lau Shee, peonage;
Lam Zip adultery; Isabella Salamanca
and Nectario ]. Luiz. adultery
Prominent citizens are rumored as
being named in two of the indictments
still on the secret file.
The grand jury was excused until
Monday. August 10.
Arraigninents of those newly indicted
were set for Tuesday next.
Genzo Morimoto, co-defendant of n
Japanese woman who formerly pleaded
guilty, was put on trial for adultery
before Judge Dole yesterday. District
Attorney r. w. Breckons prosecuted,
and S. F. Chiliingworth defended The
following jury was empaneled: George
Waterhouse. Arthur, l.. Greenwich,
Chris. j. Holt, II. L. Shaw, David X.
fIoapili, Albert E. w. Todd. H. B. We'll
err, David w. Anderson, Ernest Cropp,
Chas. Lucas ]. S. Low and w. C. King,
The trial is still on.
The resignation of Avon C. Crook as
'eferee in bankruptcy was accepted. A,
I. Brock had previously been appointed
o the office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
PTOMAINES.

Honolulu,
keeping
otherwise Strangely host of people do
within
will be cut Blue Points
which
makes in
be completely all That
Holsters which have been
alternately slabs
absolute the food demanded There is peril
cooking utensils Back in 1898 the entire
Food eliminate which
health standard but after ALL the best safeguard for the people
. personal vigilance
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
THE LEGISLATURE.

The whole
a
The really things
well it
amenabe
parting
The Aloha.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
SALOONS AND ARRESTS.


than without, be called Nor strength
population,
population simply Portland
the strong while Milwaukee weak but
why iluratonf There eapitafar
police
under tho Brown administration everybody that this
the present orderly than
comparatively The record crime
but u Is likely police
highly significant that such quality should be higher prohibition city than
- with many drinkisg places
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

the Festival adaptation to the stage,
benefit Children
Advertiser whether Festival could be repeated
Honolulu showing worthy undertaking. If
generally would take the hospital would be built
the death children unskld would be exceptional
1t being
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

There is striking the
public stalks
little wife follows meekly distance The
invariably takes lead the husband fol
lowing perfectly satisfied with the place assigned him.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

Ty being Mcclellan by his country
dedicate
Mcclellan, did enabled Others
able distinguished Generals always had the
o. the Northa IN the o world.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

Consul Vizzayon has finally the European post which
he has long desired The hi
continental tastes monarchy h
older friends have passed consulate
wall,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

IS easy % OF Honolulu hOul
affected by the
the Francisco
New Thuantepec, they
building material
United States transports which might be utilized
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

(From Thursdays Advertised)
Work on the Eleele breakwater is
progressing.
A social was held at the home Of
Manager VIM. Stodart, Eleele, Kauai,
to raise money for a library.
Last Friday Mrs. A. s. Wilcox en-
tertained forty ladies of Lihue at tea
at her home, Kilohana, in honor Of
Mrs. w. H. Rice Sr., who expects to
| leave soon on an extended tour.
A native who was convicted of rob-
| bling the Postoffice years ago has APP
pied for the restoration of his civil
rights on the ground that he wants to
run for the Legislature or the Board
of Supervisors.
There was nothing yesterday evening
in condition to publish. later than pre-
viously reported. of the official COM
mittee's preliminary arrangements for
entertaining the Congressional visitors.
Delegate Kuhio was going to consult
with the mercantile bodies and the
Hawaiian Promotion Committee on the
matter.
Samuel Kaeo. county attorney OF
| Kauai, left for home last night.
Chinese have begun to register their
guns under the new law, in fact are
the first TO comply with 1t.
Geo. ID. Gear has the papers ready
for taking an appeal OF the Lanai case.
on behalf OF l.. l.. McCandless. TO the
United States Supreme Court.
C. Castendyk, trustee In bankruptcy
OF Manuel Quni, has brought suit
against George ID. Gear to set aside a
transfer OF lots In South Hilo for $1,000.
Mrs, Koleka died yesterday morning
and the funeral viii take place today
at $3.50 p, m. at the Mormon church.
Mrs. Koleka is "a years old. Interment
viii be In the Puea cemetery,
spanlards on arriving at Hilo OBJ
jeoted To more sea travel when desired
10 embark for Kau, but after resting
over night IN the drillshed most OF
them took the steamer Helene IN tho
morniss.
y, W barnard has Just shipped ton
NJ roasted Hawaiian coffee from hia
mil at l,aupahoehae 81 ihs uolgonda
Mercantile ana Banking 90, 81 ualh'
field Tho order came through a Ar,
smith who, w'ih hls wlfs waa here
win lhe Mrs weaih'rred party q few
NelkE $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

LEVERS & COOKE (Robert Levers,
F. j. Lowrey. c. M. Cooke).-Import-
ers and dealers in lumber and build
ing materials. Office, 414 Fort street.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMA
chinery of every description made to
order.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
LOCAL BREVITIES.

(From Wednesdays Advertiser.)
Attorneys McClanahah and s. H.
Derby are going to leave Honolulu
and settle in San Francisco.
The Spaniards say they were we'll
treated on the Heliopolis and have ex-
pressed, through the Portuguese Con-
sui, their thanks for the shore courte-
sizes of Raymond Brown and w. F..
Dillingham;.
]. Lor Wallch goes to trial on June
10 at 10 a. m. Judge Lindsay set the
ease for trial this morning, on motion
of C. F. Clemens, one of the attorneys
for Wallach. The defendant is to be
tried on a charge of perjury.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03
BUSINESS CARDS.

F. A. SCHAEFER & Co.-Importers
and Commission Merchants, Homo
lulu, Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

The is wayon
share Of che credit goes liawaiaa memlers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

The Iionesb' BY Legislature mean
somfhnR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1907-05-03

- 'Ppas that the Igns Prince Of nenisaso had not oa BY ~
mlsforinnes of Abe RueG
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ED


AntTsrp August 6, 1:5' m-Finiand' Ne" York VIA
barbados August 5-Tagus tRr) Southampton via Vigo
colon. etc. and Ne" York , o,., >..
FIrEerr1Hster HachnanIl "Ter' Nr"
York Via II vincent, 6 Y. and Fremantle -
Ct,erbourg Angus, a. II m-kaiser Wilhelm I Ger
,and proceeded -,. ~, >-u
suez August e"Braemar CBr Yokohama, etc. for New
c;ibraar August , p Koenisen i.uise Ger New
York for naples and Genoa sand prooeedea)
Bristol. August LANDAU CITY H3rl New York
Hun Aug 6-Martello fFr). New York; k;,,,, s ,..
oI;eri New York for CherbouTg and Bremen 'and
o,eenstown Aug 6 12:&5 p m Carona tRr}. New York
for Liverpool tand proceeded
Genoa Aug -I,guria d,an, New @ YORK org via Naples
nnedir Aug 4-Indian Monarch d3r), New York Via -
vincent. V. Melmournns e'c <. vor, and Norfolk
calcutta for Boston and New York
SAILED.
r,,o, Aug Kronprnzessin Ceche GER. for New
work. via southampton and therbouTg
Victoria Brazil 4-Byron tBrD from Rio dc Jaher"'
t,E,rp Aug s-Couisdon G3o. New York. 4th. Wash
jngton 0ier). New York.
staioe Aug Cearcnse Grom New York;. Para
herbogTc Aug = Grosser Kurfnrst "eTj from
t3renen and Southampton. New York
C,atanta Juiy 2,-Sicana dtalb. Ne" YORK.
PASSED
Gibraltar Aug e-virgina dtaD Ne~ York for Naples
.rres s9d seGo1 sDs Reena dtas dtaD. New York for
.;e Mspfs Point ni' Aug 6-Deutschland New
sagres' Aug 5-UnonIa G3n. New York for Naples
s1ts fretsT Aug 5Princi.e ii Piemone Gtap Naples
and Genoa for New AorS-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Tuesday, August 6, 1907
ARRIVED.

/ ARRIVED
osIrchs ics cabin and 40 stSerase passsn
sSs sSss snd md'e Arrived at the Bar at 1880 m Au
steamer carb. Mckenzie Georgetown c July IA n
passensers mdse LEI, Quarantine at 6i5 m M, .,
Cfrisfiania g and chstianssId .. 70 Funsh El}e 8
mdse "'tH Arr;ed , i' a; the I Bar at M Sugust
Panama Railroad IS Line with i6s passengers mails
and mdse. Arrived The Bar at 49, ,.,,.
e. to 'h a s and L % with d 4 Gann at the @ Bar
Steamer Victorian Cr,. Hart I4yerEoo July 26 to th the
steamer Mon15e HuiI.erS Newport and Norfolk
Old Dominion Steamship COMPANY! with passengers
"' Steamer Jams.io%n casheTine. HoTfo the ola
hd,s'''GH ndae left 9a1Isi6 euaraHt3ne at 5 , M
Havana 81. TO Daniel Bacon, with sugar Arrived at
steamer Saratoga Downs Havana August 3. to the
passengers mails and mdse. arrived at the Bar at
he aantbuTs Line win passengers mails and
dse Passed II SANDY Hook at 9i5 o5 m Angus,
20 the Atlantic Lumber Corporation. with lumber
sf5 s5essF 1aFaR!5s %dFkaPp al Dan, rno "a
sP Tns with fa sugar hta1n A441e at Bar
Steamer Paso. Knowles. Galveston July 81 to ne
southern Pacific Company with mdse Left Quarantine
steamer Kestor G7r, Korpock Guantanamo July %
Munson steamship Line. with sugar Arrived at
ms steamer st cuthhet r Lewis Antwerp July = 70
and ndse is ATrived at the Bar at 10 August
steamer Preston INor1 Olsen hinEston JaaG 9 a. "a ry
tine al 73o a towed to this Iort by the wreck
Rescue
Tho urackfng steamer Rescue. Ransone Kingston.
Jamaica Juv 40 to Merritt & Chairman Derrick
with the wrecked steamer ETes
TON C%cr. in tow Arrived a the at 2 a
Steamer Dfnnamare Utah. Pence, Genoa July .. Leg
horn 6 Catana II. Messna l3 and Paermo "a 70
TIrzeI Feltnann & Co. with mdse Arrived al the har
stesmer Prinz F-el Friedrich CGer> Gerdes. savanilla
T,iv colon and Kingston August , 70 the Ham
brg-American with 10 passengers mails and mse
the Rar AT II 10 a M
Tinted States cruiser Washington Rrest july ="
c4a-a rrTliee
Kronprtnz Wilhelm Ger LanEreutet tTefnFt
rulv 10 SOUTHAMPTON and Cherhourg 81. 20 oelroIs -
ai-h 6i1 623 steerage passengers mans
ars r-dse Arriv the F2ar At 3:4o 2 N
md Hook y 7 Aug s $50 2 m--NlHh "es'. iieH'
cloudy and hazy
SAILED
Steamers FaFerun Cror>. Port Antonio = Irene Ri
etc Fresiau GER Baltimore. tTS@ste
rntnde tC;er OscarrhaIrIn 'T""rslc NJ
7 Arache Charleston and Jacksonville: II
,nta Galveston: Norfolk and Newport Ne"s
CIV - Memphis Finance" 'ristoHal. Conc y
Kew and Galveston; Porto Rico. Raitin'eTe' ia"
Philadelphia.