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sneeinl to nenr Iudee Taft.

Owensboro. KY, Oct 22.-Such a
large crowd of Greensboro people
want to hear the next president OF
the United States speak that the
Louisville. Henderson 4 ST. Lou
railroad ran a special train 10 Evan
willie today
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New Richmond Wis, Oct. 22.-
Rasns have been general all over
northwestern Wisconsin during the
past twenty-four hours, sufficient 10
check II not entirely luench the for
est fires.
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RIVER NEWS

River stage at Z O'Clock this morn
ing IL, astand sine cstsl DAY morn
ing
The Reuben Dunbar will be due to-
night from Riverton, Ala. and az
way. landings. she will land at the
wharf and then go on to BrookporI
to unload and load freight. The Dun
bar will return to port Tomorrow even
ing and receive freight until saturday
evening H. & o'clock. when she will
leave foitfhe' nlrnessee
The Gepfee cqwling made her regu
lar morning and afternoon trip from
Metropolis here Snd return. She did
a fine freight ana passenger business
on both trips.
The Aidie cleared on time this
mornng for Joppa and way landings
With a big cargo OF freight on ferry
barge which she tows. She will re-
turn this afternoon
The Indiana arrived yesterday after
noon from Dycus bnrg and returned
this morning. doing good freight
business.
The Pavonia will be due Saturday
from the TENNESSEE with tow OF
cross-ties for the Aver & Lord Tie
company. of Paduca1.
The Harth will be due saturday
from Memphis. wherel she delivered q
tow of coal for the West Kentucky
Coal company.
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SEE VICTORY FOR TAFT.
Kentucky Republicans I'm Washington
Coming Home 10 Vote.

Washington, Oct 22.--It is stated
that, 25 per cent of Kentucky Repub
licans here will go home to vote for
Taft, and some of them are leaving
now TO take part in tho campaign.
All feel that Taft will carry the Blue
grass state.
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state Railroad Commissioner Med.
Ferguson is in the city from La Cen
ter.
Attorney LaI d. Threlkcd, of
Smith land, IS in The city.
Or. w G.. Dunnington. OF Farm
willie, Va, at the head OF the Reggie
tobacco contractors in the United
States. was here yesterday.
Tazewell II. Miller of Murray, is
IN the city.
Senator 4. W. Utley Of EddyviHe,
is in the city attending thesbankrupt
court
Rev. Walter q. Vreeland of Louis
willie. spent Wednesday IN the city.
MIR. Vreeland Is president of the
Central Methodist Advocate company,
the consolidated official organ of the
, Louisville ard Kentucky conference
, of the NJ. IL, chuNh. South. that viii
hereafter be published at Frankfot
He is a brother of Graham vreeland,
of the Courier-Journal
Mrs George b. Exall. OF Paducah,
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Fred
4 Mangate at her apartment in the
Weissineer-Glaubert. returned to her
home yesterday Herald.
Mr.. G. II. Warneken Of Clarks-
vile, Tenn. spent yesterday IN the
city.
Miss Anna EzeH, of S35 North
SIKH street. has returned after a
business trip TO Mounds City. H.
Hon. j. Q. Speight, Of Mayiield,
passed through this morning en- route
to Benton ON business.
Judge II. J.. Shemwell, of Benton.
passed through Paducah today en-
route TO Aiayneld.
The Rev. George w. Perryman.
formerly pastor of the First Baptist
church returned 10 HIS home In Knox
vile. Tenn. today after a two days
visit here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. W Beardon and
children, of 1909 Jefferson street,
went to Benton this morning on a
WISH 10 leidklNtS.
Mss Bernice Miller. OF 41G South
Sixth street. Is m with a bone felon.
Mrs David b. Eanders. who has
been ill. IS improved today and prob
ably viii leave tomorrow night for
Seattle.
Mr. T.. ID. Threlkell. OF Smithland
Is I'm the city on business.
M,ss Mona Hudson Of Louisville,
returned home today after visiting
Mss Eloise Bradshaw. 1920 Broad
way.
M Jack Taylor. Of Metropolis. WAS
a visitor m The city Yesterday after
non and this morning.
Conductor VIII Pippin, OF 1905
Jackson street, was called to Wood
vile TO the bedside of his little daugh-
ter. Matte. who is very in with fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun Rioke are ex
pected home Sunday night from their
wedding trip to Chicago and other
points in the northwest. They viii
be at home on Jefferson street near
Seventh.
MIR. Charles Reed Is slightly im-
proved today at his homo, 2Sol
Broadway.
Nj. A. d. Knox returned to Louis
vile today after several DAYS bust
res trip IN this city,
Misses Li!ah Bishop and Lucille
Whitinghir. of Madisonvil.e, will be
the gussh. Of Miss Bishops sister,
Mrs. w. II. Sugg. saturday.
Miss Grace Ledbetter. Of 500 Madi-
son street. has returned from Eliza
bethtown. H.. whore she was called
to nurse a patient.
Mr.. r. b. Richardson, of the City
National bank. was able TO be al the
bank today for the first time i'm al
most three weeks. haying undergone
an operation at Riverside hospital
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Sowing Bee Enjoy Outing.

Miss May Owens entertained the
Sewing Bee" today with a nutting
party across the river opposite to
Paducah.
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Attractive Concert Program for Fri
daV Evening.

The following IS the attractive pro-
gram 10 be rendered Friday evening
October 90. at The concert of "Ye
Ode TYNE Music" to be Given under
the auspices OF ne Church Furnish
Ing society of The First Christian
church. IN the parlors OF the church
at s o'clock:
Part I
Chorus can't DO That Sum
Katherine williamson, Barbara Nell
Paxton. Elsie Noris.' Susan Porter
sleeth. May Eaton. La Verna Purcell,
Elizabeth Quick, Ruth Johnson.
Louise Mcclure. Flo Armentrout,
Bessie Castleman.
Recitation-Ruth Johnson.
barbara Nell Paxton.
Five WISE and Five Foolish Virginia
Wise Vlrglns-L.llian HUMPHREYS
Elizabeth Quick. Jennie Hams. Thel-
ma Harris. Helen Pulliam. Foolish
virgins Mary Lee Walker, Margar-
cite Hans, Hazel Lautermeyer, Gil
anna Nance. Fannie Wiring.
Solo-Elsie Eunlce Voris.
Recitatiou--I.a Verna Purcell.
Solo-Susa Porter Sleet.
Pautommine Helen Pulllam
Kathleen Williamson. Elizabeth Quick
Clanna Nance, Hazel Lautemeyer,
Mary Lee Walker, Jennie Harris. Lii
Ian Humphries. Marguerite Hans
Part ~.
Duet odd Folks at Home"
(Swanee RIVER Mrs VIM. NJ. James
Mrs Il. =. ellison.
Vocal solo, "Pauline"-Mrs. j. r.
Wright.
Flute duet, "Hark, the Goddess
Diana. First flute. Mr. Augustus
Brahic; second flute, Mr. J. Henry
smith.
Vocal solo. Sweet Harp of the
Wild wind"-Mrs. VIM. NJ. James.
Quartet, Home. Sweet Home
Mesdames James ard ellison; Messrs
Lack and Brunson; accompanies,
Misses Courtie Puyear, Jennie GIL
son. Mary Bondurant. pianists, Mr..
Robert Bondurant cornet.
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Nnticc.

Mr.. r. l.. DeJarnett the distrie,
manager for the Key Stone Guard
No. "a. called a special meeting last
night at his Office. III North Ninth
street. with several candidates pres
emit A meeting VIII be he'd Monday
night. November ?
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FOR SALE Household and kitch-
an furniture. horse. buggy and har-
ness. 302 South Sixth street. Old
phone 1888.
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Dance Tonight.

The Beneplacito club will entertain
with dance at the 'Three Links"
building Thursday evening. Noyem-
Der 3.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-22

WINTER PASTURE for rent. Sew
CT Mile island. 81 per head per
month. Write or phone Jas. Ferri-.
man. Grand Rivers. Ky.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-22

engineer by the Illinois Central rail-
road and he and his bride are mos,
estimable young people"
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-22

Montpelier, W.. Oct. 22.-william
p. Dillingham; and Carol S. Page
were formally declared elected to
represent Vermont in the United
states senate at a joint session of the
general assembly.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-22

FOR SALE-One shoe repair ma
chine. 4 pair Fairbanks platform
scales, 1 standing desk and two plate
glass show cases with counters. J. A.
Rudy e. Sons.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-22

Capt. James +. Browinski. Of Jop-
pa. was in the city today on business.
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NEWS OF COURTS


Hummel Bros, insurance agents.
filed suit against Charles f. Ring &
company. OF New York. for $40,
claimed due for insurance commits
s.ons
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Miss Evelyn Merit, OF 1929 Trim
BILE street, Is visiting RELATIVES in 81,
Louis.
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WANT ADS.


Subscribers inserting want ads in
The Sun will kindly remember that
all such items are to be paid for when
the nd is Inserted. the rule applying
to every one without exception.
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MAKE MONEY easy. quick, sure,
men, women; experience unnecessary;
spare or all time: see what others are
doing: c. o. Garrett. o.. showed Z
families, sold G. profit SIS; A. b.
Verrett, La, sold one day. profit
S24: n. Boucher orders IS more. says
everybody wants one. best business |
ever had: Mrs. J. Brown, Pa. sold
NJ made $50 first days. Only two
sales per day means $50 per week
profit Free sample to active agents.
Famous Easy Way Clothes Washer.
cleans family wash in 30 to so min
utes. while you rest. No work, only
move knob occasionally; not wash
ing machine. Nothing elselYke il; no
chemicals, no rubbing. no dashboard
or boiler; every family wants one;
easy to sell; low price. Sc We create
demand Write today; specify terri
tory; act quickly. Harrison Mfg. Co.,
as Harrison Bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY
Able-bodied unmarried men between
ages of is and %: citizens of United
States. of good character and tenn
perate habits. who can speak, read
and write English. For Information
apply to Recruiting Oficer. New
Richmond House, Paducah. Ky.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-10-22

BEDSTEADS, stoves and other
furniture for sale, 91S Broadway.
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PRACTICAL bookkeepingl Gregg
Shorthand and touch iypewritlng sue
cessfully taught day and night at Pa
ducah Central business Core,1.>~ QyeT
100 placed In positions - ~
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WANTED Man to work as clerk
In grocery store. Experience unnec-
essary Married man preferred: Give
reference. Address +. IL. Nv, Sun
Office.
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ROOMS for rent, f2fG Clay.
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FOR RENT-9-room house, 40
IS. 10Th. 90 foot lot, high and Day.
Both hot and cold water. Modern
plumbing. J. A. Rudy, >2l9 Broad
WaV
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FOR RENT-Five-room house, Els
North Sixth. Apply 20 Chas. Frederick
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PREPARE FOR CAMPAIGN
CONTINUED from PAGE y

would naturally happen at the FIRST
meeting OF any committee.
Many things have to be tentative
unttl we know where We stand finan.
cially. The Committee agreed with
me that this committee will not incur
any bills without knowing where the
money To pay them with Is going to
come from. This Is going to he Il
business campaign"
Sheriff laukca states that he does
not intend 10 make his campaign ON
the stump, although he may take a
trip around the island to secure votes
from the outside district voters. lie
intends to reach the voters mainly
through the distribution of literature,
which he will begin to send out next
week.
Among the Shcrilfs visitors this
morning was Admiral George Becklcy
WHO yesterday came out as an indie.
pendent candidate for Treasurer. The
Sherlt was asked If IL was possible
that he might join with Bcckley, Long
or any other Independent candidates
who might crop up. but he said that
he would not do so. It being the inten.
ton of himself aud Bonnie Monsarrat
who is his Sancho Pansa, to run on
their own hook.
Another caller on the Sheriff was
Thwing, who Is always regular Wis.
itor at the station when the sheriff IL
IN town, but he failed to find Iaukca
in.
why didn't Long go after a regu-
lar nomination in the convention ?"
said Clarence Cooke of the County
Committee this forenoon. Gle had
ample opportunity. At that time, I
understand, he wanted to run for
Sheriff and dropped out of II at the
request of Cupid. Let the independ-
ents go at it; we shall pull the
straight ticket through"
BILLY Aylett met Long and when
handed one of his announcement
cards tore it up" said John Lane yes
terday. "Aylett told Long that he
had gone into the convention In good
faith and Long had said he did not
want anything. Billy said he stood
for straight politics and would have
nothing to do with an independent
except to work against him. am
afraid Carlo has gone crazy" said
Lane.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per stmr. Mauna kea, Freeman, for
Maui and llilO. Sept. ga. a. vii.
son. John Hind II. u. Renton, Mr..
Chaplin. w. Macfarlaue and wife. w.
=. Roth. Il. w. Shinglc. A. llorner,
Fred Williams and vi, Mr.. Mitchell
and. wife, A. w. Carter and family,
Mrs. w. Vanatta and child, G. X. Not
ley, A. Naukana, NJ. Il. Houghtailing,
IA. Kahalewai, ID. c. Christensen, John
Garcia. NJ. Beaudoin, C. ID. Wright, j.
i. Edwards and wife. c. Maschke. A.
Alberg, j. ID. Dassel, Il. X. Elgin, Miss
NJ +. Waltz, T.. II. Foster, r. M. Over.
end. Joe p. Johnson. Geo. McCubbin.
David Pullar. G. V. Jackins and wife.
Mrs. Stone. Geo. Dcsha, Is. Lyman, b.
II. Brown, J. Bird. j. Todd, J. Tevis,
]. Williams, s. Anokela, A. Olivera,
w. AhiD l., Burns
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FUSI0NISTS GET READY
CONTINUED from Page ~

LAWN uAC ~
attended the Home Rule County Con-
vention, the delegates came there in
grand style. They came by the
steamer Mauna Kea, which was char
tered for $1,000. Some of them came
by tallyhos and stages. The band on
the Nauna Kea played in honor of
the occasion, and the work was pau
within short time.
Recommends Fusion
I'VE who are assembled here today
have been working strenuously in the
past. Many of our Home Rule can
didates We're defeated because we con-
fined our work to ourselves alone. It
is about time therefore that we assoc
ciate ourselves with those who are
labOring for their livelihood. The
Laborites who are here today.
through their leader, have requested
that we extend our helping hand to
them. They ask us for n loaf of
bread Shall we give them stone?
They ask us to help them along; but
shall we stand by and look at them?"
mo, MOI" cried the audience.
Give them kokua."
Our Delegate, Kahillaulani, Is not
present here today" continued Ka-
lauokalani. 1T is proper that we
who are Home Rulers should affiliate
with and work in harmony with the
Laborites. In order to be successful
at the polls it is necessary that we re-
ceiye them in our midst as we have
done the Democrats in the past. Let
us not fight, but let us work together
in harmony. don't know who will
be our Mayor"
"Achi. Achi!" yelled the audience
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LOCAL and GENERAL
~ Don't believe you have tried
your best until you have used B u |.
c t ! n Want Ad.
Thurlow's for a lunch or dinner

ThurlOws for lunch or dinner.
Mrs. Mellis has returned from her
vacation, and Is again at her dress.
making parlOrs.
Take your carriage or automobile
to Hawaiian Carriage Manly. Co.. tor
up.to.date repairs.
All kinds Of beer, wines and mixed
drinks are served in the best manner
at the Fashion. Just give us try.
Thursday evening, Oct l. whist
party will be given in Odd Fellows
hail by Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge.
Deputy Attorney General Whitney
has returned from Maui. and has de.
cided that the Territory has water
rights there.
Henry Leslie, Bob Hebron and Jos.
oph Silva, three well known young
men, appeared this morning In the
Police Court charged with robbery of
q Chinese on the Wailupe road some
weeks ago. The charges against the
two latter defendants were nOlle
pressed while the case of Leslie was
continued until October g.
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las Kaona, X. p. Kaluna, j. II. kelii-
heenalu, VIM. Kekoa, Henry Kaau-
wal. J. NJ. Kealoha, S. M. Kealina,
Jnu. A. Baker. David Kalaepaa, JOS
eph lmihia, w. b. Keala, j. Akina,
Keanaaina, Kcawe, a. X. Kahinu, j.
w. Kekaulihe, a. w. Paoo, kaluna
Piimoku, ID. Kahoa1ewai, Akoni IL
Haul, J. X. Kaohi, 7. C. Polikapa. ID,
X. Kueka, G. X. Kauimakaole, Eddie
Brown, d. Kaheleua, IL. Kealoha.
From Koolaupoko - VIM. Kahl-
baum, Albert X. Poonika, o. u. Wal
kalai. Kalahiki, Ahuna, Kukaniko,
Nakapuahi.
From KoOlauloa 49, II. n. Kamau-
oha, j. II, Kcanu, Ella Il. Nahulu,
Sam Kekumulau, j. =. Kuluwaimaka,
From EVA Mikaela Mokuahi
Geo. NJ. Keone, j. X. Kalei.
From Waialua-S. X. MahOe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-29
$4,000 MORTGAGE
CORNWELL RANCH

A mortgage was filed with Registrar
Merriam this morning whereby the
heirs OF the Cornwall Estate mortgage
tho Cornwcll Ranch to the Henry Wat,
erhouse Trust Company for $4,000
In another document the Trust Com,
pany Is made the agents of the heirs
Tor hVe years. The mortgage Is due
III hve years, payable at per cent
semi'annually, and covers all the
lands, lcaseholds, livestock. buildings
etcr OF the Cornwell Ranch. Beside
this there are eighteen shares Of
STOCK IN the Metropolitan Meat Com.
pany and $4,000 life insurance policy
included In the mortgage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-29
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per o. S. S. Alameda for San Fran
cisco, Oct Miss A. Dutton, Miss
Winston, j. II. Brown. c. McLennan,
Dr.. and Mrs. J. II. Dawson, Mrs. +. A.
Saylor and child, Mrs. w. A. Rideout
and child, II. s. Hopkins, A. w.
Church, II, II. Perry, L. A. Berndt.
Miss T.. NJ. Sanders, j. p. Johnson.
Mrs. d. l.. Van Dine, Mr.. and Mrs II.
II. James and child, w. Wilson, Geo.
X. Gilman.
Per NJ. S. S. Hilonian for San Fran
cisco, Oct. G,-Mrs. l.. d. Arnold and
infant, Miss Gertrude Mccain, K. w.
Mitchell, Mr., and Mrs. Bergstrom and
children, DR.. and Mrs. Philip Frear,
Mrs. c. Morgan and children, Mrs.
Il. Il. Nahum. Mrs. Johnson Lee, A.
w. Eames, Mrs. Ordway and child. A.
J.. louisson. Miss Colman, II. II. Per.
ry, c. McLennan and ladies', Mrs. Low.
sted.
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WATERFRONT NOTES
LOCAL NOTICE TO MARINERS

The following affects the List OF
Lights. Buoys, and Daymarks, 18th
Lighthouse Subdistrict, 1908, page
20:
Kauai Island. Southerly Coast, 7.
H.-Kalanipuao Rock Buoy, rcd
and black II. s., iirst-class can, re-
ported adrift Sept. 1G. was replaced
Sept. %, 1908.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
STANFORD L. MOSES,
1t. Comdr, U. $. N, Asst. To the
Inspector, 18th l.. II. Dist.
~
The Mama LOa arrived this morn.
ing on schedule time, completing her
regular run. Among her passengers
was Capt. s. Il. Moses, returning from
a lighthouse inspection trip. II. y.
Wood, secretary of the Chamber Of
Commerce and the Promotion Commit.
tee. with his wife. returned from q va
cation. The cargo ri the Mauna i.oa
included: $500 bags A sugar. 1907
bags coffee, 3il bags taro. 10 bags
beans, | bag ginger, ! bag ava, | bale
tobacco. barrels pears. \ cases pears
II barrels dried fish, 20 casoG dried
fish, 75 punches bananas. 3 cases
lines. cases eggs. q bundles hides
Is crates chickens. crate turkeys. 3
crates pigs. II hogs. & horses, mules
| goat, 81 head calves, . kegs butter
rs packages koa lumber, 10 cases pre-
serves, 22O packages sundrics.
NJ.
THE HII.ONlAN Is due from San
Francisco tomorrow. The weekend
promises to be busy in the steamer
line. The Alameda on Friday, and
America Maru and the Tenyo MART
on the first or the second, the Column
bian and the NirGinian are among the
craft which are due to come in before
Sunday. The bark X. p. Rithet Is also
about due from San Francisco. being
out thirteen days today. The schoon
or Robert Levers Is now out 80 days
from Gray's llarbor, and may be in
at any time. The CHILEAN cruiser
General Baquedano Is also nearly due
| from Yokohama.
| THE FACT THAT sugar steamers
WIN ''N lIN hlltNi II'i.l flllo w s1I
| lima Cruz for a short time on the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS line makes no diff
ference in the freight service to TIE
huantepcc. Freight will be trans
| ferred at San Francisco to the Local
| boats, and go through just the same
ms in the height of the sugar season
n
| ALTHOUGH THE Lurlinc was the
| first to arrive here. the Hil0nian, due
! tomorrow, will be the first to get ava,
| again FOR the Coast. She Is due to de
part on the 9th with passengers ant
freight.
THE BARGE Melanchthon is bcinf
loaded with stone for Pearl Harbor
by a new crane at the makai side o
the custom house. from cars which
are bringing Moiliili rock.
Va
THE WATERFRONT is again yer,
deserted In appearance, the banks 81
Anne and Hollywood, and the nava
auxiliary Saturn being the only for
eign vessels now In port.
| THE All. steamer Virginian, Col
cord, was sighted off Koko Head a
1:3O O'Clock this afternoon. She Il
nine days from Seattle.
THE MIKAHALA ana the w. q
Hal! will leave this afternoon at
O'Clock on their regular runs to MolO
kai and Kauai respectively
THE SCHOONER c. A. Thayc
sailed shortly after noon today 70
Gray's Harbor.
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First quarter on the moon Oct. 2.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
30 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that of the meridian OF Isl
degrees 30 minutes The time whistle
blows at 1880 p. m, which is the same
as Greenwich, y hours y minutes. Sun
and moon are for local time zor the
whole group.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-29
WATSON ATTACKS BRYAN

ATLANTA 2STom Populis candidate
President today Issued the SALEM South Da-
declared
the Re-
publican the Watson would
Strengthening Tafts chances
charging this insigated by
him the made of ryans
policies.
ryans brother and his b thenaw $4,000 out
subscribed in Belmont Ryan
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-29

Following the discovery of the
dead body of Mrs. Rosa Xeller in the
kitchen of her home in New York,
the coroner caused the arrest of her
husband on Il charge of homicide and
his sister was held as witness.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-29
IN FOREIGN PORTS


MONTERREY Sailed Sept 20:
SIP Falls of Clyde. for Honolulu.
SALIVA CRU1-Arrlved Sept. 20.
$. S. Texan, from Hilo, Sept. a.
DELAWARE BREAKWATlEk -- Al
rived Sept. %:
Am. Sp. Dirigo. hence May rs.
DELAWARE BREAKWATER -. ~
rived Sept. rs:
Bk. Foohng Suey. hence May %.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailed Sept. 20:
schr. H. c. Wright, for Mahukona
HILO-Saled Sept. 2G:
s. =. ArizOnan, for Saline Cruz.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-29
DEPARTED

Monday, September Is.
Stmr. Kc An Hon for Kauai ports,
Z y. III.
Tuesday. September 30.
Stmr. Nocau. Mitchell, for MANU-.
kona Kawaihae, lionokaa, and Ku.
kuihaelc, ~ N.
American schr G.. 4. Thayer. Pet
crsCn. for Gray's iiarbor, | y. IN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-29
ARRlV

Tuesday. September 30.
All. S. S. Virginian, Colcord, from
Seattle, 2:i5 y. M.
Stmr. Mama Loa, Simcrson, from
Kau, Roma ana Maui. a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-09-29
ATLANTIC FLEET NEARs PHILIPPINES

MANILA p L. Sept 2The auxiliary Panther has arrived
The ii0 miles
behind Hamoanga "Wednesday mounting