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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-17

. .om ne ne = a graduate OF De Paw university, class of 1882 The ambitious
; o . nn WORKED, worked ns way through the university by earning hse expenses a.
.,1 rae"0 nnu IN lsz n settled In Clark, s. D, and has pracuced law there yer
10y . DuMs o errNor1a days he served a tern as probate judge. he q
sA1 s aluorney Ir tel years. In 1904 Mr Erod was elected governor Of
SCUM eouun During hiss administration the erection of the new state capitol
Ouununne vas undertaken. Complications due tt the character Of the material
se"eceean r me constructo OF the building contributed to his defeat for ~
never al cr1ucised adversely. his integrity never being in question. The >.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-17

andre" = l"e third @pTerncl of South Dakota. was born in 1s4s n.aY
Bergen. Norway His parents brought him o America at an early, e sat-
in Wisconsin,. Young Lee worked on his fathers farm utIh he vas .r
1eh HeafS Ole "hch IL beralue a store clerk. At Nctiregor Ia. and Madison
Wis, he clr"ked For eight years In 1869 he removed to Vernfn,1 : n
engaging ia mercantile and farming operations with Charles f. preutis A.
mayor OF E"'rnHNh Mr Lee became prominent in a contest between The tax
payers M the water company. liz vas elected governor as a lopu.st tin
1876 ana rAHh"fed III lSS. He declined a denomination wv wears laur
During the val with Spain Governor Lee exhibited splendid executive ,tiity
in organizing The South Dakota soldiers for the service. The ey-yovernor ia
still IN business in Nerniion md probably will be the Democratic candLI,to
for United States senator in the primaries of 1908
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-17

Fate leads the willing, but drives the
stubborn.-French Proverb.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-17

The proprietor Of a large drug store
recently received this curt and naughty
note written in an angular feminine
hand: 81 do not want vasioline, bu'
%glisserine. Is that plain enough? =
persoom you can SPELL"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-07-17

An Exacting Trainer.
"Who won that long distance walk
ing match?"
"Spriggins."
"He did? Who was his trainer?'
His ten-months-old baby."-Chicago
Record Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
PIANOS ARE
BURNED
Cline's Piano House Quilted
by Flames Last
Night.

Fire destroyed ahout $4,000
worth Of property Ia Ciine'a plano
house. at zoos second ay.. burned
In two an Independent telephone
cable. cutting off coo telephones.
aud gave tho flremen "A hard niait
shortly after o o'clock last night
Insurance amounting 10 nearly
i2b. 600 was carried by A. G. Cline.
proprietor OF the store. The build
Ing. which IL owned by 4 r.
Moses. OF sf0 North Broadway. wah
damaged to the extent 81 about
$500 Insurance covered the loss
10th Fire Chief Harry nrlns
hurst and Mr. cline are az loss
to know the origin Of tho fire
Cline left the store shortly after
3 O'Clock and the store was locked
up FOR the night at O'Clock. A
few minutes after the store Was
deserted flames we're discovered Ia
the rear Of the building
Thousands OF persons. attracted
BY the biaae. crowded about the
hnrning building when the aerial
cable cArry ms geo pairs 81 tela.
phone wires. snapped from the heat
it fell across the Htrrel car trolley
wifr white hot and anapping like
small flreeraekera. bits Of lead
scattered hundreds of persons In
all directions when the cry went
up that the lead sas charged Nlfh
OF the tio pianos stored every
one vas destroyed A number u
smaller musical instruments worc
partially destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
BELLIN CHAM IS
NOW RESTING
CITY ENTERTAINED IN ROYAL
WAY ADMIRAL sPGRRY AND
TIE CREWS or THE FIRST
SQUADRON.
10y United Press

BElLlNuHAM. May 28-when
Rear Admiral sperry led bis seven
hattleshlpa and bic one historic hos
uitai ship ont Of the harbor this
morning a. o'clock aud turned
their noses toward Seattle b. left
a elty proud 81 the American navy.
proud of the msu who make MP
rs personnel from the commander
rf the Atlantic squadron down Go
the iosllrHi sailor buy and iast Of
al proud ~ iia ability 20 entertain
these men IN manner bentiinF
their Stations and positions a. de.
frndrrn of ~. flag
u De- admitted on every hand that
the entertainment has been a royal
one and aside from The accident
az last night not one thinE baa
occurred to MAE the pleasure II the
Walt. not onlY Of the officers and
men. bot the county and cts as
well
To-day she Fatefthinefa arr rsHt
luK. thc ciiF hes auhaided. and the
excitement b. 81 asa end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
Two Members of Battleship
New Jersey Meet
Tragic Death.
One Ground TO Pieces
Other Dies of
Injuries.


nELGINGHAM. May 81 Two Of
the most tragic deaths thai ever oc
carred IN this e1tf aud which took
two u The moai popular men 81
the hBfileahip fleet ffum life. hap
panel last niEht. when ) , siaub
heavy gun pointer. aaa Instantly
killed. nad Fred /. Lul.uskf. third
class ma ter alarms. was Ea badly
lniurcd that BE- died ID the hos
nital AZ = - o'clock last niKht
hogh men belonged Nith lbe crew
Of the battlehblp New Jersey
Tho men weee ua dosu - u
Lake Whafeom car while ou theif
say from the White CITY. where
they had been or u tuuf Of merry
mahlna Large crowds visited the
White cts Yeatefday. and the ears
carving the thronks back - Bell
tneham. after day Of pleasure.
we're crowded to The guards Nah
those anxious "a return ta lhe cifY
for the niEhf With another sailor
ard civilian. stanh aud Luliasky
we're unnhi. "a get inside thr car
aud. rather than wait for the next
one. theY climbed apuu the fender
When The ear vas near the FL.
teTasctlun 81 Dock and NHEHuiiR
sts the fender broke under the
weight staub vas thrown und.f
the wheels and HE trunk uaa al
most severed The front truck
passed over him before the car
eould oe stepped. although the
motormaH succeeded in checking
Il within a fen feet When picked
40 be waa dead
LalinskY vas thFusn nudsf the
car Ia about the middle % the
track Though untouched b. the
wheels. be was dragged several feet
under the fender and bis body was
terribly mhngisd. his left isk cut
of. and hia head hears several uKiY
holes lie vas taken to the oporat
ina rooms a. 81 Lakes hospital
where the surgeons operated upon
him. but without result The other
sailor and the civilian escaped In
jury.
Both men we're we'll known and
popular aboard the New Jersey
Sfaub was about "a years Of are
and had but three month"; To
serve. His home waa In Detroit.
Lulinskys home vas IN Chicago
Lulluaky vas the champion light.
weight boxer OF the American navy
The bodies Of the tao unfortu.
nate men viii be shipped Ia Brem,
arion Coroner Thompson has de
cidsd 20 hold an inquest over both
bodies today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
FOREGROUND

sells. Children under years Of aEe
not allowed on board Those under
? years OF agc must have guardians.
An pay Grand barbecue aud ath
lctic sports at Woodland park
10 60 Athletics and boxing
tournament
~ Ca g-Grand barbecue
to 5-Athictica aud boxing tour.
nament
Afternoon
2p M Free tickets Tor enlisted
men 20 Star ana Coliseum theatres.
obtained at enlisted mems infor.
nation bureau. Pier 3. foot Of Uni.
yersltf 81
p m Grand concert bY band
Sixth Coast Artillery corps. AT
Woodland park.
sp IN Tea aud reception n la.
dies Of the fleet officers aud distiu.
wuiabed guests. BY the ladies OF Sc
attic. at Rainier club.
-.veninE
700 p. M banquet % senior of.
ficcrs. by Raialer club
$50 .. m.-Grand hand concert
By band Ska Coast Artillery corps.
at reviewing stand. free tickets for
enlisted men at Star and Coliseum
taeatFcs. obtained a. enuatsd men =
Information bureau. Pier 8. foot Of
University ".
\ so m illumination 81 fleet
and grand aerial fireworks display
from barge anchored IA Elliett hay
.0es0 feet of shore
500 ma Grand ball Tor enlisted
men and officers. at t.eschi park
pavilion. given under the auapleeB
81 Seattle Volunteer fir.men'a as.
soeiauen
Tuesday Morning
to 30 to Il 90 Grand parade -
marines. sailors. ceast ARTILLERY. mil
ifia and uniformed organizations.
to PASS IA review before admiral Of
tue fleet and governors - states a.
the reviewing stand opposite the
uew Washington hotel. corner 81
Stewart It. and second ay
Afgernoon
go p m Aquatic sports on -
uolt bay Boat races between crews
% fleet Los rolling contests. In
dian var canoe races.
80 e. M Grand band concert
q, reviewing stand by baud sixth
Coast Artillery corps
90 n m Committees from fra
ternal societies n call on admiral
and make presentation.
Evening
$50 p IN Vaudeville smoker At
Coliseum FOR enlisted men Only
men "a uniform admitted
30 3 M -itaud concert AZ 70
viewing staad - band sixth Coast
Artillery corps
$50 .. illumination Of fleet
and grand fireworks display from
barKes on Elliott bay officers TO
be entertained informally AZ clubs
and private residences and 90 b.
guests AZ Damrosch concert mrec.
tor namrosch has prepared special
program for ais occasion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
new YORK MINISTER n
PREACH AT ST. MARKS

The Rev Arthur 8 Lloyd. IN
81 NeN York general ssere,sr, !,
the board u missions o, a.
Episcopal church. VII preach a
81 MARKS church tonoroe man,
ing In tho evening BE- viii ,..,,.
~ Trinity church.
Special musical features xin 4
gwen ~ 81 Marks church ne
row efeninR on the oocasis .
the Fiaii - the fleet The ara
Is planning 20 hold services :
board several q The bstils4s,.s
this evening tomorrow night -
Monday night The services N
Be- under The auspices u he Brsh.
erhood ~ - Andrew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

Cucumbers are on sale today at
Sc each. A supply Of green corn.
the first Of the season. arrived In
the ularket today aHd is quoted
~ soc bar dozea ears Special
prfees quoted to-day are Cocoa
nuts. lee each Euusebefries. lee
per pound plneapPles. Sc each (.
wax bcaas. i5c per pound. brick
cheese. lie per pound. and dresasd
chicken. isc per pound.
Haaishes huneues foF &c.
Parsley 2 huHehss Tor Ice
Tufnipa. : buBshsa fer Sc
Artfrhakna. le
csirry. hanshss faf tso
Dried onions g. ita fef H1a
apInaeh lha ice
cahbaHas 50 10 far. INs ~
Harssradish# Toe - Zee pes 10
Hafalaess se %
Hnets 3 hmnchaa fgr So.
Pumpkins. 20 -
EhuEaFh. o. r.
f.sftuea. buachsn S.
Lemons. tke 20 sQe ger Gun
Faacy afpiss q es - 81 Is boz
FiueapHisH Sc eafh
Oranges. zee 70 gte dnzen
Flawsrs Carnations. soc Per daz 8
s9s Goa tsifpa Use Goa
afape fruit a1e - zee
Hubbard squash g. %
Dried prunea lbs faf lie
Yakima honey. tie quart
Dates zee
Waahiurtou creamery butter. ak-2tcz
lose creamery. ? les aaa.
Haneh eggs Ein
potatoes. is q - fbs tor fsei TIE
70 81 Is per zoe iha aFH petatoes q
Ha fse
Chickens. - %
Melton chops. 1874 Ife 10 rih
ataaaa Use 10 tfF partafhauaa zee e. Tee
d. alfiaIn. lfa a. foHud steak IHMn
Do rhnaldeF HfsaH zoe 70 hearts
Sc each. tuHaues. 1zae pes 10 liver.
te o. fuaata S. 20 81 o.
oaiona. punches. Sc. boiling onions
fa lha Tor zee
Carrots. 3 Banrhas Tor Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
pride oF TIE NAVY" rs
DEFEATED BY sAhTEL
10y United Press

nEtlINGHAa. Mas . Sailor
harfau. th. .Ptidr ~ the Navy
proved - b. EulnE out # his elahH
shea he challenged sautel. the
vaudeville s.eonE man. nhd their
bout last nlEht Was = one sided ~
faiF Santet with his great
stfcnEth. crushed Haffan 20 The
mat Ia two straight falls. securing
che first In ten minutes Rnd the
sreund fail In about three minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
PUBLICITY BILL Is
PASSED BY HOUSE

10y United Pfeas.l
WASHINGTON. May % The
bin requiring publicity Of cam.
pAlRn contributions has been passed
by the house By vote ~ i60 10
1926. with the Crumpackef amend.
ment added The amendment
would have the effect Of reducing
congressional representations Ia
the Southern states II Fl believed
the bin will not pass the senate.
The bin provides Tor publicity Of
contributions made Tor the purpose
Of influencing elections az which
representative In congress are
elected with what Is known a. the
Crumpackcr amendment prohibit
lnR fraud 10 registrations, and pro
yldlng data Tor a reduction ~ rep
reHentafion among the states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
Officers and Men to Be
Kept Busy for Three
Days.
Program to Be Followed
by Chamber Of
Commerce.

Officers aud men Of the fleet all
be entertained with all the elabof.
ate completeness indicated BY the
program during the sext three
days.
Nothing has come up 50 Tar to
cause any change in the events
listed in the official program.
which viii b. eonscieutiausiy fet
lowed.
Elaborate as Is the program. g
s. bat skeleton Of the entertain
ment which Nili be afforded Tor
each citizen Of Seattle will b. an
entertainer during the next three
days and add his efforts 20 the
pleasant task Of makiug the stay
Of the fleet enjoyable Ia the navy
men.
Following II the program for TO
morrow. Monday and Tuesday
Entertainment Program
Sunday Forenoon:
Special services Ia all churches.
9 80 a. Automobile trip from
Pier { to Saoqualmiu falls. for -.
nior officers. one division Df auto
mobiles going via Rentun. the other
via Kirkland and returning vice
versa. luncheon 20 be served At
Snoaualmie falls AZ 20 p N.
3p m-~Baud concert AZ Wood
land park. band concert at A.-Y.P.
grounds.
Evening $50 b. m--Graud con.
cert at reviewing stand by Wagners
military band
a. 90 D m Dinner 60 press repre-
ssntAttvcs accompanying fleet. At
Butler Annex. by the Seattle Press
club: the surgeons Of the fleet Will
be entertained By the physicians 81
Seattle at an informal smoker to
be held a. the Perry
Informal receptions for officers
81 the Rainier. University and Sc
attic Athletic clubs. afternoon and
evening
Monday Morning
1000 a. m.--State university and
schools 30 visit ileet. The battle
ships Louisiana and Virginia are set
aside on this date exclusively for
school children. and the new Pacific
Crass steamship dock is reserved
for the assembling Of the school
children who Wish to visit the yes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral service Of A y
Crawford will take place Sunday
afternoon NJ o'clock At the par.
l0rn Of the Honney Watson com.
panY The burial Will take place
al LakeyieW cemetery
The funeral service Of Mrs =
n LutE will bo held a the ri
Rrim Congregational church Sun.
day afternoon Al O'Clock inter.
mrut nt ta1leyIuK cemetorys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

launch Warrior on board a.
steamer st Helens viii ss,i = !.
Monday Tor Nome and 81 Nlet..s'
The dfedRef b. the property ~ 4.
North American Dredging ~,
pauy and ia 20 be- used 10 dser@.
INK ALASKAN rivers and ev,,I,.
canals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

Special memorial services All b.
held NJ the Grace II r church
goth a. s and kinE ~. N 10 -
tomorrow morning. b. the g a r.
Al comrades. members u the
IS 4. G.. Ladies' Of the & 4 T..
and friends are requested e. AT
tend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
coHsrptEe RErusss.

John - Cousidlne and VII. n
turned last ffht fran a IA,
through The east Mr canssssss
spent g month 81 Hot Springs. Ars
aud reports that he lost q pouns.
81 weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
TO SPEAK ON PROHIBITION.

Tomorrow afternoon the Y n G
A meeting Will be held at the
Grand opera house at 3 = ~ Ciln.
ton = Howard. Of Rochester. y Y
VII apcat ON Prohibition Bfod
Huiier will sing The friendship
supper for strangers will be held nj
the Y NJ G A building At o 30
g. m ~ usual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
oFArH NOTICES. O

John V Sinclair AGED "a. died
AZ the Seattle General hospital May
~. The b0d} u NJ the private
ombalming room uf buttrrwuflh a
sons
A. y Crawford aged -. died IN
this city May "a
Mrs. = ~ Lutx. aged a. died
Ia this city May 20.
Charles Summers. aged 80. died
May - In this city The remains
are NJ the parlorn Of the Bonney.
Watson company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
MURDERED
tsy unl,sd prsssl

SPOKANE. May sa-The body
~ q man with the shul crushed 10
believed 10 be Pred Hunter. ar
aged homtateader. has been found
90 the shore ~ Lake Occur kieue.
bearing every Indication 81 having
been murdered The coroner gave
thla IS the cause ~ death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
CHANGE OFFICERS
ON NOME BOATS

Several changes have been made
IS the Pacific Coast Steamship
company in officers ON the Nome
boats. Capt Riley. Of the Tina.
tiila. has been placed In command
OF the steamer Senator. 0n the
Nome run. and Capt G. J Hannah
viii leave the Meteor 10 fili the
position left open by Capt. Riley
The Montara will b. under the com.
mand 81 Capt. Andy Hall. Who vlll
iake the vessel to Nome aud 81
Michael.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
FtRE IN FRISCO.


tuy United Pfese.l
SAN FflANCfsCO, May ga
loss estimated M fien.0 900 was
caused By fire laat night. which
consumed several frame buildings
a. Sacramento aud Market cts The
FIRE was caused by a nRhted cigar
et which fell from the hand Of
James Burns. a lodger, who had
fallen asleep ia the barb0r hotel
lie was dragged out BY a police.
man. Several stores we're burned
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
Weddlnn

Miss Edith Robb and DR.. Albert
u. Wilson were married this week
IN the Trinity Parish church by
Rev DR. Gowen An Informal re-.
ception followed the wedding a. the
brides home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
Jay Gould Wins Again.

LONDON. May g Jay Gould
the American player. added anoth
er victory to his long list by de
featlng Eustice Mills In the Olym.
pic series BY q score Of S.5. 80
and a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
TO oREooe The YUKON.

(Hy United Press
SAX FRANCISCO. Mas ga
with q hir dredeer ia toN and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
~
Per
Week

Above Cut Location Yard City
in Are BE
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-30
UNCLE sam NEEDS
Continued from Page u

man who looked as though he might
know how to drive nail, and started
him for Leiiehua. There will prob.
ably be a grand weeding.out before
many hours have passed. but start
In the right direction has been made.
There were 200 men at work at Lei.
lehua last night, but Captain Cashier
decided that work was not progressing
rapidly enough. so he sent out riot
call for skilled hands. The announce.
ment that 81 day would be faid to
all who could qualify. proved effica.
cious.
In spite of the delay in receiving the
necessary building material. work at
Leilehua Is progressing rapidly. Lum-
her and other materials are on board
the Alaskan and more will come on
tho Pleiades.
II is now believed that II will not be
necessary to install a pump to furnish
the Leilehua water supply. A pump
is on hahd for use II 1t should prove
that the gravity method of distribution
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-30
ALAMEDA SAILS

Quite reception was held on the
Oceanic dock this morning when the
a larger attendance at the departure
of the ship than usual, though the
passenger list Is small this trip. Leis
were in great demand, and what pas
sengers there were, were decked from
head to foot with floral tributes.
Captain Berger was on hand with the
Hawaiian band to see the travellers
on their way. The shore lines were
cast off just as the ships bell an
nounced that, in landsman's Ian
guage, II was 10 o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-30
ADOPTED
by FLORA HARVEY

Judge De Bolt this morning GRANTEE;
the request of Flora Harvey. daughter
OF Senator Frank Harvey, to adopt lit.
tie Mercedes Briggs, or Elizabeth Har.
vey. thus ending long law suit. Mer.
cedes Briggs. the elder, instituted pro.
ceedings to secure the return of her
alleged daughter, who had been taken
care OF and brought up by Frank Har.
vey. Judge De Bolt decided that the
mother was not a suitable and ut per.
son to have the child In her custody.
This morning he granted the request
to allow Flora Harvey to adopt the lit.
tie girl, and also legalized her name Of
Elizabeth Harvey.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-30
100000 Are Dead
And Half Of Horror
Is Not Yet Told

Ia III that
Some that
been transformed floating hospitals
being burned
Torrenal
cries of the injured most narrowing spectacle
Many people INSANE t.wH
Messina
A. Cheney
In villages $4,000
1000 The latest
RI we're
the the Strait.
Gu a n he
he bourse n
n and Sicily Wednesday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-30
WERE LOCAL PEOPLE
CONTINUED from Pare ~

VOUHtIHucu ITUW 1d"c II
Italy. but did not specify in what part.
Rev. w. ID. Westervelt states that
letter received from Mr.. Marks rc!a-
tives on the mainland gives their post.
Office address for the winter as Milan,
end that place will undoubtedly be
their headquarters, though, of course,
this does not preclude the possibility
of their having taken trip to the
south.
Godfrey Brown, the treasurer of the
Mutual Telephone Co, is also travel
ing In Europe, and planned to visit
Italy, but II is not known whether he
Is there at present or not.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-30
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per stmr. Claudine, Bennett, from
Hawaii and Maui ports, Dec. SO.-Miss
NJ. c. Tollan, T.. p. Chaplin, DIR. 5. 5.
Sexton, All Sang, Kalo, J. Cabral, DIR.
]. II. Raymond, c. o Hotel and wife,
Miss T.. II. Wilcox, II. p. Baldwin, Miss
j. NJ. Pierce, w. c. Furer, Mrs. Rich
ards, Mrs. A. Enos, X. Handa, Mrs. j.
Camacho, ID. Kamoto, Nakamura, IA.
tumi, Katsugi. Asuda, Tujci, Miss r.
Il. Burnham. p. Kurisaidt, X. Mitani
and wife and As deck.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-30
coNsUL's RECEPTION.

= X. Abe, the japanese Eleve Consul,
informed the Bulletin that the re.
ceptlon to be held In the japanese Con-
sulate General on New Years Day will
be restricted to the japanese only. The
reception will be from 8 to II o'clock
in the forenoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-30

In preparation for an irrigation
scheme, under government auspices,
for the windward side of the Island of
Kauai, Surveyor Harvey, acting under
the request Of the Superintendent of
Public Works. has commenced to take
measurements of the water In the
streams in the vicinity OF Kappa, Ola,
hena and AnahOla.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-30
WATERFRONT NOTES

HACKFELD & COMPANY this
morning received a cablegram from
Yokohama announcing that tie Pacific
Mail liner Manchuria had Just left that
port with 100 tons of freight for Ha
nolulu. She will have room for 100
cabin passengers between here and
San Francisco.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lin
or Aorangi left Fiji today, twelvehours
late. II is thought that she will not
arrive here before the morning of Jan
uary Z. instead of on the eth as per
her schedule.
WHEN THE BARK Nuuuu sails
for KaaAapali tomorrow morning size
will carry 500 tons of sugar as ballast
She will take enough sugar at Kama
pail to complete her cargo and will
then set sail for New York via the
Horn.
TWELVE PASSENGERS have al
ready engaged accommodations on the
Makura for Australia and several nor,
are expected The Makura Will arriv,
here from British Columbia on Jan
uary s.
THE INTER-ISLAND stcame,
Claudine took mail at Hilo. both going
and coming, on her east trim weathe,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-12-30

Judge s. b. Kingsbury has Just re.
ceived most interesting souvenir of
General Lafayette, in the shape of a
Masonic badge or charm, It was pre-.
sented by Lafayette to Major William
Alexander Williams of Virginia. The
charm was sent to the Judge by Miss
Maria Williams, daughter of Major
Williams, and an aunt OF Mrs. Kings.
bury.