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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
WARD OF ORPHANAGE
Continued from Page y

he found this forenoon, but Mrs.
Kelle of the Exchange stated that
she had seen the girl and had con-
yersed with her on the subject of the
treatment which was accorded the
wards at the Orphanage.
1.-THE little girl certainly looked
well nOurished, and her clothing was
good and sufficient in every way"
said Mrs Kelle. She had basket
full of clothing, and while It was not
fancy 1t was all substantial and
clean. In every way It was quite
sufficient for child of her age"
Mrs. Kelle exhibited cloak which
the girl had left at the Exchange and
II was certainly very substantial
garment.
"The little girl said that the chill
dren at the orphanage had plenty Of
good and wholesome food to eat,
continued Mrs. Kelle, 'and that their
treatment by Mrs. Beard was good
in every way. Furthermore, about
Shl tWo boyoi olt an
American and one Portuguese,
were sent here from the orphanage
for employment. They told me they
had plenty of good food, the major
ity of which was raised at the Or
phanage, supplemented with some
which was purchased, They also
spoke very highly of Miss Beard and
her treatment of them"
From II. II. Trent, who is one of
the trustees of the institution, it was
learned that the legal action, which
some of the Konaites have proposed
to take, will be held in allegiance UNI
til the trustees have investigated the
matter
Kona is very much worked up over
the row in connection with the Kona
Orphanage, according to ]. Coerper,
who arrived from that section of Ha-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
SIXTEENTH NATIONAL
IRRIGATION CONGRESS

Governor Frear has received the
announcement of the meeting of the
Sixteenth National Irrigation Con-
gress at Albuquerque, New Mexico,
September 20 to October 3. This Ia
expected to be the largest meeting
of the kind that has ever been held.
All departments Of the Federal Gov
eminent have promised to send ex-
hibits. The War Department will
send detachment of soldiers; the
Agricultural Department an exhaust
i've agricultural and horticultural
exhibit. Secretary Wilson will ad-
dress the Congress, as will also Sec
rotary Garfield. Forester Pinchot
will send large exhibit from his
bureau. Cuba, Porto Rico, the Phil
ippines, and all the States and Ter
ritories will be represented. Cover
nor Frear is requested to appoint del
egates from Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
KENlW0RTA HAS
REACHED HER RT0P

San Francisco. March 1.-THE
American ship Kenllworth. which ar
rived yesterday from Philadelphia, not
only made one of the longest voyages
on record, but while on the way per.
formed the feat of shedding every
soul, from skipper to cook, of the orig
inal crew that sailed the ship down
the Delaware. The Kenilworth left
Philadelphia August 10, 1906, and was
$40 days from Delaware Breakwater
to the Golden Gate. Since leaving
Philadelphia the Kenllworth has had
three captains and the crew list re-
sembles in size the muster roll Of a
man of war.
Despite the length of the passage,
the Kenilworth came into port looking
like yacht and without the hard
luck story that was expected by those
who had kept track of the ships
troubles, Even the coal, of which the
Kenllworth carries 3iO0 tons, did not
warm up.
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wall yesterday on the Mauna Loa.
Mr.. Coerper claims that the charges
made against Miss Beard are entire
ly unfounded. He says he has seen
some OF the children and they all APP
pear healthy and well-fed, and no
brands the charge that Miss Beard
has neglected them and allowed
them to go hungry while she devoted
herself to fanatical religious duties
as an unqualified lie.
This thing is going to create a
big scandal in Kona," said Coerper.
There are not over three people
there who side with Miss Boards
enemies. ! do not care to be quoted
as to what | think is back of the
whole business, but have seen Mr..
Trent and told him all about It,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
IN FOREIGN PORTS
CABLE REPORT OF SAN
FRANCISCO MERCHANTS
EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, March "a.

Tuesday, March "a.
i'ijI Sailed March "a.
Br s. s. Mariana, for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO-S Sailed March "a:
p. NJ. S. $. Manchuria, for Homo.
lulu
SEATTLE--Arrivcd March "a:
All. s. s. Arizonan, from San Fran.
cisco.
AN DlEGO-Arrived March 90:
All. S. S. Mexican, from Salina
Cruz
HTLO-Arrived March 80:
Am. sp. Astral hence March 81 In
tow Kinau.
Wednesday, March rs.
SYDNEY-Arrived March "a:
s. s. Aorangi, hence March Z.
SAN DIEGO-Sailed March 25:
All. s. S. Mexican, for San Fran
cisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
KNOX THREATENED
WITH CONTEMPT

Col. w. II. Knox, the well known
colorcd politician, came near being
committed for contempt of court by
Judge Andrade this morning for using
profane language while on the witness
stand. He was, however. laboring
under great mental stress at the time
and for this reason the Court satisfied
Itself by calling him down couple oil
times. Knox appeared as his own
counsel, having picked up fragment.
airy knowledge of the law while he
was with the late Henry Hogan. He
came out with flying colors, not only
securing his own discharge but get.
ting the man who complained against
him placed under arrest.
Knox was charged with having used
some very pfOfane language this
morning towards Chinese storekeep.
or on King street near the flshmarket.
Two Chinese gentlemen took the stand
and stated that Knox had used the
language, which was of the most fore
ible kind, without any provocation
whatever.
Knox produced two Portuguese wilt
nesses who stated that they had seen
the complaining witness, Chong Yok
Wing. and four other Chinese drag the
Colonel into the store, where they had
knocked him down, beaten and kicked
him.
Knox took the stand in his own be.
half, rubbing his aching body In many
places. The indignity which he had
suffered at the hands of the Celestials
apparently caused him great mental
anguish, for he wept bitterly while he
was reciting his tale OF woe.
Use a gent" said the weeping Col.
onel. "And | cant stand for having
any Chinks a'hittin me. I'd haze but.
ted his - - head off, excuse the
expression, Court"
you must not swear on the stand"
admonished the Court. "Or | will
nave to commit you for contempt"
THAT Chink knocked me down
cold" continued the Colonel. HE
kicked me, and the other Chink
kicked me, and Use a'going to knock
mis- - - block off'n him."
mo swearing, Knox" said the Court
again.
81 won't swear" said Knox. THAT
China dog hitted me-"
IF you swear again, Knox, | will
have to commit you for contempt of
Court" interrupted Andrade.
IL don't mean no contempt OF
Cou't," the Colonel treasured him. but
| was brou't up among white gents, an
| cant help It,"
In spite of the drawbacks of his su
4
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Chez Shihg, Chinese, has been ar.
rested for the alleged theft of dozen
buckets. He was seen with them by
the keeper of Hackfeld & Co.'S ware
house, who missed them from his
stock, and upon being question gave
very unsatisfactory answers. 1t APP
pears that to complicate matters he
bought dozen similar buckets from
a Japanese dealer, but according to
the police, this transaction took place
after he had been questioned, and the
dealer claims that the buckets which
are being held as evidence, are not the
ones which the Chinese purchased
from him.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25

Governor Frear has received a
communication from John s. Fult n,
secretary general of the Information
al Congress on tuberculosis, asking
the Territory of Hawaii to partlcl-
rate In the Congress, which is to no
held at Washington, D. c., septcm-
ber Fl to October ~. The letter
states that 36 Governors have sc-
cepted the invitation to have Their
States represented, and that 26 fo,-
eien Governments have signifed
their intention of participating.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25

Extra men armed with shotguns
guard the American Museum of Nat
ural History, where 100000 worth
OF gems are on exhibition.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
Fleet To Return East
Early Next February

WASHINGTON, d. March 2i.The will
February will reviewed
ngtons blrhda just prior to his retment from office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
WOMEN NURSES FOR AMERICAN NAVY

WASHINGTON, D. c. March 24The bill to establish
Naval Committee
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JAPANESE CABINET is REoRGANIzED

TOXIC March 2IThe Cabinet
Saonje the Ministry of Justice Ha Ministry Interior
Mauda Ministry Finance
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the a
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25

The Wsskly Edition Of the svenIna
Bulletin gives a complete summary Of
the news Of the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
goNOLULU LODGE 6lG, B. P. 0. f.
VIM. M'KINLEY LODGE Nos, K.Of P,

Meets every Saturday evening at
1880 o'clock in X. OF p. Hall, cor
Fort and Beretania. Visiting broth
ara cordially invited to attend,
w. l.. FRAZEE, &C.
l.. A. JACOBSON, KRIS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
DRURY LANE THEATER BURNED

March Drury
ed. empty time $
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TIDES


Last quarter of moon, Mar. %.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
30 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that OF the meridian OF 157
degrees 30 minutes. The time whistle
blows at 80 p. m, which is the same
as Greenwich, hours minutes, sun
and moon are for local time for the
whole group.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-03-25
a a u a a a 81 a I'D Ia I'D s H II
PASSENGERS BOOKED n

:. ~ ~ ~ ~ =. - ~ =. - ~ y. 90 y. - =.
Per stmr. Mikahala, for Kauai,
March 26.-Mrs. Weber, Miss Weber,
Mrs. II. w. T. Purvis and daughter, J.
M. Lydgate, r, w. T. Purvis, Mrs.
Lydgate and three children, NJ. b.
Fernandez, Miss Rice, Mrs. ]. Rem
wick, Allen Wilcox, Kani Wilcox, S. +.
Bristlcy, II. ID. Wishard, Miss Kinney,
Miss Lyons.
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q D. s6 % a I'd % 81 aaa n " ID Ut II
u PASSENGERS ARRIVED %

Per stmr. w. @. Hall, for Kauai,
March "a, 8 p. m.-Mrs. Broadbent, c.
W. Spitz, Mrs. G. Nicolai
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
ATTORNEYS CLASH IN
HEARING BEFORE BOARD
Charges Made that Lawyers
Seek to Obtain Best of Cred
itors of KrageuS

That the criticisms made against the
board of trade in connection with the
Kragens bankruptcy case by Attorneys
Fabius T. Finch and Harry C Schaertzer
are the outcome of a fight between
lawyers to gain control of creditors
claims was made apparent at the hear
ing of the case yesterday before Nil
ton j. Green. referee in bankruptcy
Attorney Joseph Kirk of the board
of trade answered the charge made by
Finch and SchaertZer that a list OF the
creditors had been refused them by
asserting that the refusal was based
on the fear that the lawyers might al
tempt to secure the business of eastern
claimants. and that in former cases
there had been much complaint from
San Francisco attorneys when the
names and addresses OF creditors OF an
insolvent firm had been given out
Finch directly denied a portion OF
Kinks testimony concerning conNersa-
tions between them. and also denied
parts of statements made by Judge }.
NJ Allen During the testimony OF
Kirk il was brought out that Attorney
Mansfield was left in charge OF the
Kragens matter during Kirk Illness
and while the list of eastern creators
was in the Office Of the board OF trace:
Mansfield is counsel for majority OF
the 40 creditors and is in a fair way
to control the election of a trustee. lie
holds about 275 proxies, the remainder
OF the creditors being represented by
six other attorneys.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
ARRIVED

Wednesday. August 49,
L stmr Relief. nghtship No. 76. Pierofti
from Blunts reef
stmr Coos Bay, NicolsOn. 20 hours from san
stmr HilonIan. Johnson, s days hour from
simr Asuncion, Bridget. IS hours from Cav
iota.
stmr Iaqua. Hansen 21 hours from Eureka.
Ssmr Del Norte. Sanford, 30 hours from Cres-
Se:st Stmr Coronado stanseland. ss hours from
Grays Harbor.
Br strnr Gymerie. Hall. - days from Tacoma:
put IN to finish loading
Stmr Nebraskan- knight. 6S hours from Seat
tie: put in to finish loading
StfHr Jas Higgins, Higgins, 50 hours from,
San Pedro
stsnr whitesboro, Frederickson. 1e hours from
stn,r Acme. Olsen. % hours from Eureka; up
stmr ri Inman. Hsrdwiek, 60 hours from
Bark Mohican. Hersey, 50 days from MANU-
Bktn Encore, Palmgren. 5 days from Coos
Sebr Guide. Roth. 10 days from San pedro.
boInd for Tillamook. put in for repairs
Power schr Newark Engdahl - hours from
Byxbees landing: up river direct
CLEARED
"Wednesday. August 49,
Stu,r Queen Hail. San Diego: Pacific Coast
steamship company.
Fr stnr Aslifabula. Harding. Mororan: Stand
ard oil company.
G. " McNear-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

went direct 10 ses- The steam schooner Homer
arrived al this port today from San Francisco
after long voyage. The Homer was delayed
OF Coos bay by the fog for 20 hours and suf-
ferei a IS hour delay Of the Columbia river on
account Of the same conditions. The steamer
Alliance. Captain Olson, arrived from Coos bay
with freight and passengers for Portland, and
proceeded. The British steamer Strathlyon un-
der charter 10 load a cargo of lumber for the
Portland The tug Navigator. with the oil
barge RodeTiek Dllu. reached port today from
Port HerfoTtlsand proceeded up the river. The
British sfesme4 Ilford with cargo Of :. SOC. 600
feet Of lumber for Hamburg and Copenhagen.
sailed today. The ilford win coal first at Mana
imo and proceed 10 Newcastle. y. S W. where
II win sgain get fuel. and from there steam 10
Durham. South Africa. the last coahng station.
The out d way course Is cHosen on account OF
the nish price Of fuel IN South America The
steam schooner Yosemite with cargo Of $4,000
feet of lumber for san Francisco and i log raft
IA tow for san Diego. sailed Today The German
steamer Arabia. with general cargo for Hong
kong and way ports. sailed this afternoon.
San Pedro, Aug. l9.-Steamer Roanoke. Cap
tain Durham. arrived this morning from Port
land via Eureka and San Francisco with freight
and passengers
Oil steamer whittier. Captain seamens. cleared
tolay with oil for San Francisco.
Steamer Raymond, Captain Enstrom. and the
steamer Tamalpais. Captain Anderson, con-
pleted the discharge OF lumber cargoes today and
cleared the former for Wiliapa harbor and the
ss sesmeT % Hsnse a apssn n eFslse
today for san Francisco with freight and pass
engers.
cleared for Greenwood TO load lumber.
Seattle. Aug. l9--Steamship Dolphin arrived
this morning from southeastern Alaska bringing
300 tons Of fish for the Northwest canReries asso-
citation. She also brought 40 first class and II
second class passengers.
The Dirigo VIII clear tonight for Skagway
and southeastern Alaska ports She carries 2ao
tqps. space measurement, Of cans for canneries
id southeastern Alaska.
Steamer Iucatan win return here tomorrow to
coulpIete a cargo Of freight for cordoya- 1t was
believed that she win lead only coal. but the
freight offerings were heavy that she was
recalled and viii complete q freight cargo that
viii tax her capacity.
steam schooner A. G. Lindsey. which tozved
the stern wheel steamer Julia from This port
TO 81. Michael arrived al her destination Sun
day. She was compelled to leave one of the
two river barges she had in tow At Co-doya.
owing 10 its sssrin@ing a leak. The Julia viii
ply on the Yukon river.
Steamship Northwestern sailed for Nome Sun
day.
Arrived: City OF Puebla from san Francisco,
with 2le passengers and general cargo; steam
ship Dolphin from Sksgway. with fish; steamer
winnebago. from san Francisco, with general
cargo.
sailed: steamer Governor with $3.50 passengers
and general cargo. FOR San Francisco; steamer
Dirige. FOR Sksgway with general cargo
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
REAL EsrArE rRANsAcrIoNs

Frank Hart u Ellen Hart. lot n lne Of Pine
street. 1915 z q Lyon. > hy \ 1876; gift
George G. Winchester 70 Anna Christina Berg
lund lot 10 r line Of TAir1y- third avenue, 80 y
of street \ 80 by z l29; SO
same 70 same. box 15. block 3. Gorden tract
homestead addirfon- SO.
J. II Winter and vile 70 l. g Ecklon Fl al
lot il z line q second avenue, - u d street.
S - - + 81; $40
7e-,ee A Gendotfi e a. 70 l. Gendotti estate
corlnauy are-sixths interest II lot IN " line Of
rfzefrn street 147-S Il Twenty fourth "
1l7-s. 1910. y 1881. E Is, 5s.l0, and i
lanes Jordan and wife 70 HedIey Y wIttiston
snd wife lot in ~ line q Forty -drst avenue. 250
y 81 % street. - hy " l20, Sle-
samuel Weinstein % Isdor Weinstein. lot in S
line ot suffer street. 1876 OF DeFisadero, Z
8 br l3T g; SO
I-lu A Weston 70 City realty company, lot at
- corner u Fourth avenue and u street L S2:6
.--ie = G-Anoona 10 A. D. d'Ancons lot al
NJ l..r-,er 81 Sixteenth avenue and California
sfreet. " go By 100, and one other piece;
Icseuh t;ouy 10 Largi Tore and Giaeomo No
-sr5o iot in " fine q Dupont street 9T-6 5 q
lSreeuulch. : - ~ y COG 5000.
r,o-fr-seconl avenue, 20 \ q street, - By
10. $40
- IIsbon street. loo SN u Russia avenue. SW
I, se1eeEeis Jr aud wife 10 William
s,s~rr- III Iof in r line u Fifteenth avenue lsf
,i'ii1,sm singer Jr. and wife 10 F. 5 R0wler.
F3ermeud realty company e a. % Robert F.
---r - Ia \ line ~ Iweuty-el lcilrl street.
- = 4 castro. j - ty ll4- sic
= n Knon u ]. T. Cassidy. iot N " line
- -,--s-- avenue. 10 s % Twenty -nrst street.
Il r.sef5c n Rufus r. Camstock- lot in "
-. - 75-rsur avenue. 10 q Twenty -nrst
--s- < - ~ u 100. SO
- n Eoibert ~ James Evans and wife.
~ Ire of Hampton place. lS5 s. q
s--eaf 81 e0-G b. Ne .. Sl5et.
-. zs.,.-r-n street. $40 5 OF EDDY. = by Z
Trck 10 Ella Il Arnold. Iot AZ Ne
- - willow and Van Ness avenues, -
1s = - q Huuer 10 Elmer Eugene Granger.
- n ..,-rtr II Russia avenue ana Athens
~ ~ ~ i.r NY ile. SO
-,.-,-r-, rt.f estate company u J. a DoF-ing.
Il inc of ErzDciSc0 street. -s4-o y
- sv4nue ~ = bv : l5s-S; SO
80 <chaiich 10 Catherine A. senalleh.
-, a. X fine q Twenty y-nrs[ street. -ov q
.sl.--s-o - hF ll5- GIT
aufldfns Contracts
49, ~ Sc WITH n ". RecnaA-Io erect e
= - zane in \ line q lli,ert street -
y Z, sfTse-iseSero. 4 27.6 ~ 1875 81 le5
= = Keel vita J. H. ITnifr and Charles
- s1-e-arfon and additions tor frame
.-s7- q = lire of GearF street tt-l ~
i- X a5-lo ~ y lzu- Szs'9-
r-i---- .erin uith Pagan eles srle eo.i ii.a-s
sl.i1s $3.50 --ark tile usirk. galvanized iron.
,.,i-- nd niasferine. ctr tor lY-5 100 -, 80
i.-,sut frzme hotel building ID ; -As q Sa-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
LETTERS OF GUARDIANSHIP

Temporary letters of guardianship
were granted by Judge Graham yester-
day to Carrie G. Davis, superintendent
Lee Jung 40. I3 years old. who was
stated to have been rescued on the
brink of being sold into slavery. The
petition alleged that the girls haiI-
sister Lee Shee and Lee Shee'S nus
band Loie Yick King, We're about TO
sell Lee Jung Ho to a wealthy Chinese
merchant. In granting temporary
guardianship Judge Graham set the
matter for further hearing on Au-
gust 81.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
Arnx Trnnsnnrts

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford arrived August 1G from Manila and
viii sail for the islands on September ).
The Crook is in port and will sail for Manila
September 1e
Tie klIpatrick IS al Newport News, Va
The Dix arrived August 10 at Honolulu from
Manila.
The Logan Is ia port.
The Meade is at New York.
The sherman is in port.
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila
The Thomas arrived August al Manila
The Warren Is at Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20

Tamento street es.s Of Franklin. 6s .9xi2T.s54; !;
S11.1SS.
J. T. Howell with Rapid construction com
pany---Ai alterations Tor building al 334 Clement
street. s.. SOC.
Helen l. Stoltz with Oscar n. Thimberg-To
erect q two story and basement frame in line
~ Ninth avenue. - OF California street. %
by BIC. 5000
san Francisco Protestant orphan asylum with
y. II. B1Ege 4 Son-'ro erect q one story frame
oa block bounded by I-agrna. Buchanan Waller
ard F1aicht streets: s.. 800.
H. Hansen with kiernan & O'Brien-Pluub-
ING. scwerinz and gas fitting for three story
frame IN line Of Folsom street, 1ol OF
Eleventh., s. 400
Roman Catholic archbishop with J. j. Leonard
e. al.-To erect the Youths Directory building
al SN corner 81 Nineteenth and Church streets.
S 13s by q Us; SS6.s .s4s
Oid Homestead Bakery Inc. with Ralston iron
works. Ine--Structural iron supports FOR two
bake for q brick building in line Of
Nineteenth street 122.6 r Of Howard; SlIS3-
Fosg Ling with Mckee building compauy-To
erect fiIree story and basement brick building
IN line Of Jackson street. s. " Of Dupont;
$1,000
J. Seinenza and P Gsrdeila with A. Brisa-
To erect three story frame IN " line nf Du-
poat street. 77.G OF Greenwich, 3ozo0. 81 100
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
The 0rerlIne I.ixf

Norwegian bark Esther. out 25S days from Am
sferdam. for Mocassar. so per cent.
British bark Carnedd LleweIlyn. out IS3 days
from calefa Buene. for Falmouth 90 per cent
British ship Aberfoyle. out 176 days from Ant
zerp for Portland Gre, 10 per cent
British skip Inverness. out les days from Wal
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
OCEAN SHORE RAILwAY

Depot 18th and Mission sis--DaiIy except sun
day--Leave *7-sJa, 9.15a. 1.45p. 5:50p- Ar
rive. 7-3Ja 9-Gls. s12-55p 5.s.71l. SrnIavS ard
holidaTs--Leave. 7:s5a. 9-15a- s@1o-o0a. l0-4ea.
l.. 90 noon ,4-sii 5.ss0r. S.l5p. Arrive. 7.35a
sg0a II .-fa. .-1n. a,J5p. "5.i5p. 5.s-p. 6-5ap.
sMixed ssGraHaea Expires. makes no inter
mediate stops.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
Memoranda

Per bark Mohican, from MahukOna-Had head
winds and calm the entire passage; last foCr
days had dense fog
Tug Relief now AZ Monterey. win toE dis
ahled bkfn Coronado from santa Cruz 10 San
Francisco; tug Darntiess left San francisco to
tow schr Santiago to San Francisco from Mon
terey-
Stmr Elizabeth, hence today for Bandon. re-
tursled on account of q passenger becoming Sc
riously Ill.
Per schr Guide at San Francisco from San
Pedro Aug I9-Aug Il. latitude II o. nuath.
longitude 10 15 west iron hand on ruddcr head
carried awav: put IN for repairs.
SANTA CRTZ. aug 19-Bktn Coronado. Cap
tain Potter As days cut from Honolulu for San
Francisco. put in here today disabled and lesk-
ing badlys tug win leave San Francisco 70 tcw
her up.