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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
DEATH CALLS A PIONEER.

Mrs. Saran B. Moore, another pioneer
resident of Weber county. passed away at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. John l.
Wilson. 703 Twelfth street, shortly afS5r
3 o'clock yesterday afternoon General de-
bility was the cause of death.
Mrs Moore was born in Diss, England.
seventy-nine years ago. When a small
girl. she moved to America with her par
ents and when II years of age she en-
braced the faith of the Church Of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints, or when
she was a staunch supporter to the last.
Mrs Moore came to Weber county IN ls49.
and has lived here since that time.
She was the widow of the late Bishop
Moore, and is survived by four children:
David NJ Moore, Joseph b. Moore. Mrs.
John L. Wilson, County Commissioner
Frank Moore. She also leaves thirty
grandchildren and eleven great-grandchil-
dren.
Local Option Address.
Dr. P A. Baker, of the Ant-Saloon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
GREAT LOSS PREDICTED.

Utica. y. Y. July 12-Serous forest
fires are reported in the Adriondacks and
along the Malone river and Mohawk rail-
road. and unless rain falls in the next
few hours the loss will be enormous.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
MURDER AT TROY, N. Y.
Body of Young Woman Found With
Skull Fractured.

Troy, n. Y, July 12.-What was evil
IDENTIFY a deliberate murder and an at
tempt to conceal the identity of the vic
tim has developed in finding the body
of a Young woman in Teals Port. few
miles east of this city. The body was
identified tonight as that of Hazel 1.
Drew of this city. Miss Drew was 10
years old and had been missing from
her home since last Monday. The police
have no clue as yet as to how her skull
was fractured and the body had been
in the water several days when found
yesterday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
m-s winslow's Soothing Syrup

,.s bsen used for YEARS by MILLIONS
nS' MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFECT
SUCCESS 1t SOOTHES the CHILD;
Ss0ETE;TS the GUMS. ALLAYS all
51tTN- CTTRES WIND collie, and is the
hest remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by
T-,,qgists in every part of the world. Be
I,rs and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
N syrup" and take no other kind.
twenty-five cents bottle. GUARAN-
EED Under THE FOOD AND DRUG
Ct. JUNE 90. 1906. SERIAL NUMBER
&
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
FLED INTO SALVADOR.

Managua. Nicaragua. July 12.-Advices,
received here state that the Honduran
revolutionists have abandoned the town
of Gracias, which they recently captured,
and have fled into Salvador.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13

league of America. delivered a temper
ance address at the Ogden tabernacle last
evening There was a large attendance
Dr. Bakers theory is along the local
option line. He advocated pledging the
candidates on either or both of the leg
islative tickets for local option.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
QUEBEC IS 800
YEARS Of AGE
Prince of Wales Coming Over
to Help the Subjects
Celebrate.
UNITED STATES ALSO IN IT
FRENCH SENDING OVER WAR
SHIPS FOR THE PARADE.

Quebec, July 12-Historic Quebec on the
occasion this month of the tercentenary
celebration of its founding, is planning a
great historical military and naval pa
geant in which the pages of history will
be turned back to show to the world in
a series of dramatic pictures how history
was made in Canada in the days of old
The heir to the throne of the British en-
pire is coming to honor the memory of
Canada's founder. Samuel &C Champlaia
and his official landing will be made Il
brilliant spectacle. Side by side through
the streets of Old Quebec. where once all
three were at enmity. will march repre-
sentatives of America. Of England and OF
France. while in the harbor below the
will boom out a salute to the past. pres
ent and future of Canada.
Military Display.
The dedication of the battlefields VIII
be made the occasion for a military dis
play on July p. Thousands of soldiers
will be modified from all parts of Canada
and score of battleships and cruisers
will be in port representing England. the
United States. France. Germany. Spain.
Italy. Japan and the Argentine republic.
Other features of the celebration include
an official BALI at parliament hall. given
by the combined fleets at night. displays
of fireworks, band concerts. the planting
of tree in Victoria park by the prince
of Wales in commemoration of his visit.
receptions and a parade of military and
civic organiZat ions. Mounted heralus,
arms and men of the watch will appear
in the streets costumed in the time IF
Champlain. and will parade through the
city. stopping at all important places and
making official announcements in connec-
ton with the celebration.
The prince of Wales who will represent
King Edward. will arrive here on July .
on board the Indomitable. the newest
largest and swiftest of British battleships
and will remain until July %. The In
domitable will be preceded by a fleet OF
four battleships and two cruisers. which
are expected 10 arrive here on Thursday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
HOT AT ST. LOUIS.

St Louis. July Zone man is dead and
one is In a critical condition as the re-
suit OF the heat today. The thermometer
registered 81 degrees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
STOPPED BY FLOOD.

Fairbury Neb.. July 12.-The train bear
ing John w. Kern TO Lincoln. due there
at II a. M. was ordered held here to-
night until morning on account or heavy
rain, The railroad officials desired to in
vestigate the condition of the tracks be-
fore allowing the train TO proceed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
READY FOR FLIGHT.

Paris July 12.-Wilbur Wright, the
American aeroplanist. stated today that
his aeroplane is now complete except for
a few minor details. He expects to make
a flight with the new machine at Lemans
on July D
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
PLAGUE SUBSIDING.

Port of Spain. July 12.-There have been
no new cases of bubonic plague reported
here since July 4. and clean bills of health
were issued today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13
French Warships Arrive.

Sydney, July 12.-The first-class French
armored cruisers Leon Gambetta and Ad-
miral Aube and the cruiser Distress.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13

from Brest, France. have arrived here.
Admiral Jaureguiberry Of the Leon Gam
BETA is in command. The squadron will
remain here for a few days and then pro-
coed TO Quebec 10 participate in the ceic-
bra linn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-13

DIR. P A Baker, of the Anti-Saloon
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ArIlI =.
roFFEE--he coffee market vas quiet but fairly
- rrzzv. clcsiuc STEADY. UNCHANGED points
ss were reported O. iT.75e bags The market
q advance Cf points OcrobeT. but
- --cEa-EeE- and positions improved
rs-sa- 5----E DAY although change
: - rr-e-a- -s-=e- Trading confined July and
z-5 lats- months heuE neglected. Their
- -o-r--- stimulate fresh business. and
.-szh-- Transactions noted
..zc ~ account of trade interests. Cf the
rr--ez- markets EsTre = franc higher and Han
- unchanged 90 : pig higher Brazilian news
s-ea- influence % the primary markets
Ezs --1Ezz-e5. uall= Santos declined 80 rsis
-4s--s sEcC- the recently. reaching
Z df a the p1--S against $500 last
- = ICcCsilE receipts 1cep0
- scz--s- - year and 6eqo years ago.
~ y--z r-z-r-11s= deliveries remain Ete-al
s= z-z demand is reported from The interior.
- desirable C-zGzs coffee commanding q
c-aE-s --=--l-l The market spot coffee
c-s- L.. s=z- quotations Inc basis Of g. I1r
R7 \
-as -a--s -. ---art prices II the local market to
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

GoTT0N---e cotton market but
s-as-z- EE-z- seemed be better feeling
--zs A-e- = Ile trading believed 70 be II Tie
1elTV=e-l months and also
80 --- -e----s Ee-H1Ns e-l tAsEe vas e-o-EH ds
--1 s-l--s and FRESH buyers a moderate
sl-z--e 3 closed steady
q cT-G points Sales estimated 10000
tzeS --zeI opened sIssGy Al unchanged prices 70
session Until The active months 80 10
higher. There realizing II tle
ta-1E ri ne c-ose within point OF two a the
TT 81 active El-l-ls advance encouraged
s-=z-E Cabss. E2Ellsh spot sales cool weather
5s- reitsraTiCEs Il better GsT1and II
--=5- and s-esLsr holders A local E-ln explains
local less desirable. ana
CLze-sIca between the markets viii
Il buying here OF May
months ls people who tax
--l1rs s--z55-es when Aat commanded
but there seemed 70 ne 10 charge IN
may had sent
suggesting -he possibility of another
spring. although low Jenr@rafr lures a. rms season
influence Inc crop o1L4osh anu
re-tsz climatic conditions favorable @uIerIn
weekly figures follow Port re
te--z. IGS--2 li39e4 bales last yeas
nils .G@7 bales. against 1873
-zs- season -oC-re-I El-- ia-lLz9 -
bales last Llss Of stock a.
1s--5r --ars l. as bales against lIss ba-es lesl
h-o-Err into the week. lJI.5s3 bales,
1851 bales year. brought into sight for the
sEz--- bales agaIrs- eTcr46 bales las-
Increment F'C-r rscelrts t17tr7
tzez szars- GI1s.5-T overland 70 nils
-z-1Ez 5eo-5ts haes. aSalnst 1850 DatS las
southern NH -ak-Es- l.64s 600 bales against
STOCK ~ interior tovTs II eA-
i September CD bales against 1s2 bas
------E- into sE-I 10 ti3-
Ez=s z-az-s- bales last The total
coz tr 10 DAYS Ihis season against -I'
= -ase : contract p-.9es local market to-day
=
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

quiet Win
soc rli16--S upland ana 10 o-
bales southern sT'lt mar
ks-s -z e--z-hzz IS follows Noble quiet Ln-ai.ge
-a- ssez = bales. Savannah sJea1y unc1ai-sel d
Ta,- ---- a. rsfee f--arlestcn firm unchanged al
-z-s 100 bsles Norfolk stead. uncha--77sI 60 a
-s- Baltimore nominal -
Z. -U .-Eus-a nm unchanged a lo-se. s4ses -
tz-a r. Al lt-@CE saie5r
-se-- E-- -.----a-. unchanged - le-s- 1e--l.l-S
sea- -- Hanged -6--c- sales 10" pa!eS
g-ssE- ..--Hs-e-E - lU-sr- sales 55s Daies So
e. -=r e--ss- unchanged lo--c. sales -lVV a.
unchanged a. los. f1g45ttlA
--1 T.. -H --Lsr- sales 153 bales HstiIlatel q
points saturday Al f1o~s--
.l- L. --z.rs- 81 ast week and 80
-r. u -szr5I isF 20 s.yH' pa-e- 1----s
e.. --.s ss- wees zus = 5e7 bales last yea. a- =
So ---s z- . 80 hales against 100 b4-7s -a'
bales -zs- gear -. 60. -.,--,-
r-.-- special IlEe-pool cables. ep221 -y.-
.s-7 bales sIec;.a--of 4-'-
-s srl=rs-a- 9 bales, receipts tlo.e ,,,c- N
---r af.-ed steady pol-t loNSL -
re- al --ts .--- 20 distant months 'les7a SS
SEAS -- zr-a--r ot 5eh- pg.Lts-
Ar s-s- --. s-er- E.-r- 5z76; Jrne-lll-. '.o 20
s--.-- --E-- August -"r tsr-l-e- - ,srs- Ne
-.~r94rT. --7T-zc- January
-z-. E---.-.a-fe-- larus steamer GUILE ~
re11-.--- .-.-~- all
-as --e ta-a- 80 feeeiP-s q -'
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

os s'o at a: ii yPsse Hass s.sss State. port. tim. last S
s.oex s Interior time last year. ~
STOCK o. American aao@t for Great Britain same
TLotR kSD MEAI.some Improvement in 1''tSas sSs
four s9as asmaHd nd WAS posed today there being mod
trade in Kansas siraiEhts. Prices, while quotably
the cid price level. The following are prices
epO5ed on 5hs New York p Produce Excange FLOUR
81 S5nfsr sd s.4s gs'sas S s. g 80 sREn clears
s t9 %ias ee9d s. 3 s g 60 RYE 6, TLoUR quiet
S9hNMsAt Al st3 STEADY Quoted: Kiln dried 50 800
sio i bAG 8 49, L steady Quoted Fine white ana
western euiet dif% SO soaFse s. 4oa 81 - FEED
red dos sal Is: bran, SO 50 bulk SIS ass %
chop s2s bulk s2s 50 SACKS oIinea So s5s So
about ali hat Could fses bs s4sa .hs sFoD conditions
49, n1lI Ia ~heat circles to-day. a result OF which
PFeyoqS eT a nisnt and cent below the high point
NEBRASKA Ta5 while the Ohio report made the con
The weekly Modern MIer Teporf %as He also - IN 6ps hp
enco9Tssed h S5re - selling operations We're further
ing that hour had been reduced 2oc Port
grlry for cash wheat again limited. although
Thursday Commission houses We're good sei1er on
ey On Southwest account thus emphasizing the
S1oTatlons s were higher but in sympathy with news
to &c highs sas Was as, up b. 70 10 points and Berlin
shipments coo buxh.a maze tt se loe
exports exclusive of North America would be about
o>VoVov bushels. The weekly shipments from both
codSts according 20 Bradstreet-s,
bnsnels This prospect for a small worlds total oc-
asloheo some buying in the afternoon and gave
tle market rather steady close a 10 net
oecllife Northwest receipts
ssainst $50 cars At interior points the
dIItNsIs We're about half as on the CORE
sPonoing GAY last Flour clearances again pre-
o9illaateo IN the seaboard figures aggregated
o--OOV bushels Increases of 10000 at
xieapoiis and $4,000 bushels wer
LoT tne week Cash wheat in market
eQCted as follows No . Oo1s elevator and
q VV,s / o ahoat: No l Northern Duluth ST 12a
5-Lu NO hard winter, 81 097s o b ahoat CORN
ne corn trade was little active. prices
apo1C steady at the West. but d In New
1oTk Sie2Tances we're light. the mar
Aet unchanged and interior receipts bushels
compared with $4,000 last year Commission houses
were 1alT buyeTs on the weak No corn
QQoIeo .24c elevator and 69tzc . h afoat; No
Nblte bA'2c o afoat. OATS-The trade in oats
continued mostly professional. narrow range
OF prices and the undertone about
IN Ne" fork were quoted follows TO 20
10 9Sc natural white, 26 70 - Ii 5619 5s1ac and
clipped white. % TO 80 ID. 81 a62c- RYE-MarIet
1lil. No : " estern- sac nominal. O York
BARLE1-MaTket nominal Wheat (ncuding four
exports for the week, according Bradstreets az
gresste ~ l,64 bushels against 293 964
eLo '4ou - IaSt year: since July l. 1907.
pcTs are IoH49s4l! bushels against 134 same
tIihe last season Corn exports week 5q6 saT
bushels against si51e5 last week e.a1T.o04 last
S-ar. Since JuLE corn exports a
against 'f-'S4eo' Tor the same time last season.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
HELP " ASTED.
FcIEale.

Female.
IAUNDRESS competent Iaundress for
family % FIVE who live IN country. 80
miles from New York in summer: Prot
estant preferred. Apply, with references
Monday, before noon. III East 18th 81.
CCOE-A thoroughly competent woman TO
cook for family hf five who i've in coun-
try, 80 miles from New York, in summer.
Protestant preferred Apply, with refer
erces, Monday. before noon III East lGth. b
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
JOST-RANKBOOh.


lost Handbook No. 472.67l q bFy DOCK
t.a,-irys InstftutIon. Any person having
claims up0n said book is called uPh 10
r,-.-s-rt tn same To the bank WITHIN lhlFiy
ds,-s or the said book viii he declared can
rrfle9 and exstngutshea and lew ole Is
sued in lieu thereof
lost on STOLEN. .-Bankbo-,ls No 5s3. a33
~ the German savings Bank in the ff{J
ce %r.y YORK corner 4tH ave and l4th 81.
issued L. Anna Gatz- All persons are eau
tior--d .sgslus, negotiating tie same. II not
returned to the banc N the 10Th day oL
A-Fu 1905 du plicate vii DC Issued
LOST -fsarlsbook No 946 2s4 Bank for
savings 30 4tn ave. New York Pay
sosDt stunned. please return bouk ta bank
' osT Handbook Ho. 943 s97 Bank for
Savirgs 2SU 4th ave. New York pay
s.,e,r -tgDrad Please return book 20 bank
HEIP WANTED.
Nsie
Man T.th Anep ledgs II sstaloguS OH
u5usf nsre czreTf=!l-e iH rGnlpiia ish 81
ccp5 Address A Boz IL II,nanS once
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
FemAla

4
FemAla
NJ RSF-.-Ctraduat- OF massage institute.
stockholm. sweden. win hospital expert
ence. wishes position a. u,Ssssuss or nurse
ror trvalll lady good sewer references Al
pierf cara pF. Etchy. I62 East s6th 81.
TRAINED NURSE. companion. xovsrn-ss:
Freu-n- % invalid cnlld. infant Or lady.
Ss1 monthly Address Mss stevens. 2os
" est I87t1 s..
WAITRESS 90 kMBEENIA BY = very
ueaS trim EtrI- willing an obi zfas
good references TO objection 20 country
place. wages SIS 20 SO Flahertys Bu-
reaU- as Columbus ave Tel Ifj-RiVer.
WAITRESS BY Scotch Protestant very
neat, raS~ batlers plar@. excellent
references cftg country p T. Mrs
Golfers Agency 1a@ West sd 81
WORKING HOCSE SEEEEPER- - Carsei.
woman. WITH excellent references VII taxa
charge OF esch-lo- apartments OK clergy
war hcus- god manage caterer ccok-
K 2 Miss rfrzS-ralt Bur>s1. SOS -
ave-. corner I'D
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
ARTIST. First class. sketches and ntho-
graphic work. CraJon, stippie, engraving
and black ard-whtte work, desires work
outside HAller. Jj3 Eas, nth ST.
BOOK X E-EPER. Double entry. trial bal
ances. statements. payToi!S general Of
fee work speaks German. ulOdsrat@ sal
zry. references. bond. Lang. I0l East 81 h.
BOY l. graduate public school. wishes
place N Office three Years experience
drFr class references, William AC6hes, of3
= rs. zza 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
NEW YORK PRICES.

Nv Wheat. oPs3ins- aa Hist :, Ley Close day
July --------..-- ssTs 967s a6is 9s'a a674
Corn:
May -.-.-.-.-... 75+s -. 75'. 754 75s.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

AL-NDRESS--Tery neat. thoroughly
con Dsteu- AL branches %: fine washing
and ironing good references. ctrv or co11-
try J c.. Mrs Golfers Agency, I22 West
233 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

LACNDRESS HAMBERMAID--Bv very
neat tidy young irish girl: god laun-
dress ard Chaub~-ruaii. ye-y best os --s-
ereuces. wages So TO So Flaher-v's Bu-
reau As Columbus ave. Tel. 741-Rivsr-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
HELP WANTED.
Afsie

MAN Eith Anopl ledgs II "stalogu@ orr
rgst hs-e czpeT@l.e iH cenIpiia5 ien -
corr, Address Boz Il IssnIne once
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

I.AUNDRESS By Finnish woman Is first
class Iaundress. c4n do I'D shirts. city or
country: best reference Jussils Bureal..
$50 Lexington ave Telephone 4435-Plazs-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

T-NTOx TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO.
T21-Ic>y-l-I East - ST. y 7. CITY.
Nez Yorz March 18th. 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

PRINTER All round job compOsitor; take
charge medium Office or plant OF manu-
featuring concern, moderate wages. John
son. 6O1 Schuyler ave. Arlington, y. J
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

INFANTS NURSE - Experienced. take
entire charge: understands all foods Al
references Julia care of Miss Margaret
smiths Employment Bureau % West 42d
street
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

MANAGING HOUSEEEEPEP a re-
fined. competent widow, good maCaEer
tacrfuI with servants. cheerful teulpera-
n1ent. city or country, references. Interview
in town Mrs. r. c Johnston. Lock Box
I7e Nyack y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

LALNDRESS First class Swedish. hest
CITY reference wages. $40, other good
laGndresses also on haGa- Nfsthews0u R1l-
reau. So 9Th ave. +Tth 81. Ts,- 3Ts-
Bryant
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

INTELLIGENT young man. 80, refined.
educated. experienced, ability in care o,
private estates. desires position OF respon-
sfbility: exceptional opportunity ReI-
able" p. .. Box 1855 city.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

EXECUTIVE MAN OF ability; capable
handling help: Il years experience sev-
eral lines business; seeks Office place best
of references. Kimber. 61s Park Place
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

MOTHERS HELPER Refined lady.
useful and obNging- good plain sewer.
fond Of children. city country. best
references Miss keithley. 40 West
164th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

TIOUSEKEEPER. a competent nan
aging housskeepsr- I5 years experience,
cI-v -tfe.eaces salary So Mrs Dfcif--
sons Cooperative Buresu, 334 Madison av-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

STABLEMAN, watchman or any work. BY
man. % speaking German. Polish and
English. city or country. Address. stating
salary. Adolph, III Clermout ave, Mas
psth. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

COACHMAN-COOK- married couple;
understand ali branches: excellent refer
erces from leading New York families. II.
". Miss Fitzgerald 5 Bureau. 500 9Th ave-.
corner 42d st.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

/. HOC-SEKEEPER. - Competent agreeable
woman tvVidOVv} as mana gtug hoLlseseseIer
IN refined home city or country Interview
in town. references. Mrs B Johnston Lock
BOX IT9. Nyack, y Y
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

CHAUFFEIrR rR.-By Swede. with private
family: experienced, careful driver and
repair man: willing. sober. reliable ex-
cellent reference from last employer. Carl
son. % West Goth ST
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

COACHMAN.-A lady wishes to recommend
her c0acLuan. who Is thoroughly con1pe-
tent and experienced IN every particular
long reference: CITY or country SullivaEls
I2U West 43d st.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

HELPER. &c.-Refiued widow IN private
family as helper OF plain cook. city or
country Bennett. care Tuite T0e Com
u1ttDlusH ave. Jersey City
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

NURSERY GOVERNESS. Capable young
woman experienced In kinIergartsn
work VIII take entire charge OF one Or
two children. teaches elementary rnustc.
excellent references. city or country. H.
T Miss Fitzgrrali's Bureau. 503 9TH ave
corner 42d 81
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

NEAT intelligent young man as an as
sstant craftsman. Address Max kusel-
man, i59 Orchard ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

COACHMAN. CHAUFFECR.-Fir class
reference. temperate. makes own repairs
own tools. Address r Z r, Tribune Up
town Office, 1864 Broadway
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-16
Castle & Cooke, Ltd

Honolulu, 7. H.
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MER,
CHANTS, SUGAR FACTORS
and
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS
representing
Eva Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
hpokaa Sugar Co., Ltd,
Fulton Iron Works Of St. Louis
Blake Steam Pumps
Westerns Centrifugsls
Babcock & Wilcox Boilers
Green's Fuel Economizers
Harsh Steam Pumps
Matson Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-16
DUNDEE ARRIVES

After pasasgc Of 1856 days from
Leith, Scotland the German ship
Dundee, Capt. Gustafssau. came into
the harbor ard dock"d At lIackfeld
wharf today. This Is hot first trip
here. During her voyage there was
no mishap of any description, She
brought 1850 tons OF general cargo.
some of which consisted of sulphur
ammonia. About 1000 cons Of the
freight is for SCatli,.
we had poor southeast trade
wind. II was calm at the equator"
said the captain. when in latitude
5i.52 South and longitude G3.20 west,
we saw an English bark with letters
Y. V. p. b. She was from Kurland.
This was on February 18th"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-16
NEW VICE.-6ONSUL

One Of the passengers to arrive
here on the steamship Korea Is Mr..
Kahachi Abe, the new Japanese Vice
Consul of this city. He will bring
his family. The new Consul Is a
graduate Of the Imperial University
of Toxic. Having passed very sue
cessful Consular examination recent
ly, he was appointed as Vice Consul
with post Mt Honolulu. Consul Saito
said yesterday that the new uppoin-
tee comes here with high rcCommcn-
dations from the home government.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-16
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