davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
Bishop Potter's Condition Critical.

Cooperstown, N Y, June 3O.-At 6
O'Clock tonight. Bishop Henry c. Pot
ter was slightly weaker than this
morning, but otherwise his condition
was not materially changed. He is
still critically i'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

The Amazon stone. found in small
quantities near Colorado Springs,
colo, is greatly in demand. A firm
in Germany ordered all that could be
procured The stone is green in color
and hard as flint.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
Brann- Dinsmore.

Walter Brann and Miss Alice Dns-
more, both of Augusta, We're united IN
marriage yesterday by Rev. c. A Hay
den, D. d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

Mrs. ]. Med. Stewart Miss Lillian G.
Stewart and Master Charlie II. Stewart
of Washington, d. c., arrived in the
city Monday and are the guests of
Miss Clapp, Oak street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

The mean hight Of all the land now
above the sea is referred to by Lyeli
as being 1000 feet. The mean oep'i'
Of the ocean is at least 1000 teet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
Stimulation Without Irritation.

That Is the watchword. That is what
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does
Cleanses and stimulates the bowels With
out irritation in any sifar,a5 Bowuitc.i,
Webster & Co. ,,l..,.,, =,
.aoirotoiE
59I ienoitGN odt ,absei aIUdsttiq
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01

,sAiaU9bis 9dt 1ssl3 o. ITO bsuso
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
Silk Tissue

Satin checked muslins. Cream
Pink-Light. Blue and pearl.
q in. wide, soc value !. CSC yd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-07-01
VASSALBORO CENTER.

a missionary meeting will he held
Vassaboro Baptist church. Mrs Eliza
beth Foster of Waterville. speaker. All
are invited to come. Basket lunch at
veStry.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


,,,o-,.b Ture AS m-Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger
New YORK for Cherbourg and Bremen .
sothsr1rton Tlre 1St Louis New YORK via plymouth
.-i@- al- Ma 30 ? 2 na-Kaserin Auguste Victoria
Cze-e Ne1yY York Plymouth and therpoLre
GLASGOW June 1-Csliforns trl. New loTk VIA
Bremen. June ! noon -i5ato oa4 0SS1 ''' 49, -
Plymouth and Cherboure - 1o-,, 81.
Willem III tDl1clj >e" iorh Via
V7esr indies and Venezuela for Amsterdam ",
vsot,erdarn Man 80 H-Noorcan 'I)n'ch)' Ne" 10TH
BcuiogEe ,--o..u ocs-a >c.u
Yorz ia Gibraltar aHI Naples
.r~.e.@ MAJ 3I-Pannnna tRr). New York va Hap!es
sts-rLai June Virginia CRr). New York VIA cape
5o"9 Ma %e Pot I'as6 Primo. D New York Rio
Dc Janeiro ct
SAILED.
7 rs,e,rr,l Ma si-Cfesareake CBr). New York
Teo,e- Iure . un-#aferlsnd fBelgf- NeF A"fh-
f-feri.,urs Nav 30 6 2 rH--Scw YORK Ne" ,[h, -
f9i,ruos.h I0-25 FenTsyl'alla "Tsr'' -Ne"
cse-bgIsrr MAY n % ? Rl1echer Ger. New York
Fsr.r- Nsa- 9 u-Frerne9l ffseft New
PRINCES Irene l'SeTh Nev
cvareea Mav 37-Manchester Engineer tSri Ne" 1orE-
Tzrrados Nav 2e-NCltslre fI}r)- New YORK
Fot.eraarn May KneTson fI8ssi New horh foisasi
Dutch. NeV ycrF-
.,.v-e-p Ma 20-MohswR CBri. New York
,cspjes Ma 3l-Crcfic fEsrj. EeE forE - -,
plushine J. n - n-Faaeran0 'Selg' ->eN i0fh
p.JeTT5o Nay 2s-Aleeria 'Brl. Hew York.
..,,, rr. ,--fesaba ,Er,. York FOR London; 20
= r1 Zeeland oBrj. SeH York for Dover and ANTWERP
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
June Sale Of
Six and Lace Waist,

NO TALk-JUST WALES
China SHk-Whire or Black
richly trlr'd with pin tucAs a
and lace irSertinSs; a4so u
sns-tly talIo~sd styles WIKI
pleatS. tuCzs and c-ochst os
buttors-Sizss 10 46-res- S--'''
Oriental Lace vaiscs-Vhitc :
and Ecru-h71dScue!y
trilnd with Veniss lace
also Jap six in white or >
black with Va lace insert -
fnSs in pointed and scr>iI
s~eCts-rrlr 8 sleeves ana
backs-all sizss-reg- $40 -
Norria Ian SUk-vhits ard
RIack-fr, ~ and back a-n1oS@
! entirely ~ me Mechlin Iace
inserts. with Pane. centres - A
Baby Irish. others Win me--
lions. French tucks and
French krots. OF elaooFaleS
frfr7.5 brotel!ss-a,I sizes
reg So. sS and s. S.
Monte Jap SILK Wais;s-
White or BIack-eldoo's
+rfr, ~ AUovsr Va. inserS
and Venise Medaliions or
Panels and Yoke q baos 10,
Irish Iace-sront. bscA-
bodies and sleeves oe@nu
I,,I1v trimmed. some sleeves
entirely O. Val lace ru4A'
all sizes 70 20
reg. 50. 9S and Slo.9s. '-.'''''
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, June 1, 1908
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
g 2har @ y @O44 IN 3Re Ts 09 geS sha5H s5sdn IN 's s
WIZ It Oh Lelt T. Quarantine al 3.5S ? m - o.
Southern Pacific CO. passengers and ndse. Left
Steamer Mama Hsta, searles. Baltimore to 4 c
Steamer Fl Sorte MaSon GaiHesSon May 26 to the
Southern Pacific Co. With mdse left Quarantine at Sos
Steamer FruteEa clo. panielsen, Boeas Toro May
FFgis Arrived ,, a ne sE Bar s. 1880 M
Ilsica May 70 to the Cuneo Importing CO. with fruit,
sesTner Standard cGe1, siedenberg Dantzio May II
ard Shields l6 10 Philip Ruprecht in ballast Arrived
ssa55sE RTsaSooa 9T9: Boos Santos ARgtl q RIO
Co with coffee Arrived ss at the Bar At 10 m $lst
York cuba Mail S Go. with passengers and mdse.
steemer St Andre% (rS. FftarTad Antwerp May Is
. sanderson d Son, with mdse. Arrived the Bar
steamer wsefayhsn Gr pysE LiysrP9ol Nay le to
Steamer Peninsuar CPort). Boteho. Lisbon May Is s.
atichaels p Terceira and Fayal % and Flores y 70 6
sad 1ndse' Arrived at The Bar At 1915 ? N, 81st
tonic Nav Is 20 the Atlantic Fruit Co with fruit ar
rived at the Bar at Sis m ,,- -,,,.-
Ruprecht in ballast Arrived at the Bar at 1l3o m
Steamer X h1lsaeBhia M ina, cg2os' 70 @ d pG5t2 Ga5sIlG 5 Ma %
48 passengers mails and dse Arrived the Bar
steamer Principe d Uaine dtsD new. 4a28 tons, tons.
De Neg Genoa May - and Naples 20 70 Cesar Cont Cont
steamer Anoona dtaD, Massardo. Genoa May Il and
passengers Tndse New cabin
passengers transit for Philadelphia
Arrived a the = a .
steamer Canada dam. JasPersen CoEenhagen April
Is settin May Sinemunde and Shields - 10 Peter
Wright with mdse- Arrived at the Bar at $40
Steamer Navahe,, Hale. Georgetown MAY 2! and VII
sninsron 90 the Clyde S CO. with passengers ana
Tndse Quarantine at $40 tt
Steamer Terence fE3rb. FTo1som santos May 10 anu
F3arhados % Busz & Jevons. with 26 passengers
rnsflr ana Tr6se Arrived a at 40
steamer T-sz tl King. Nipe Bay May "a 10 the Cuba
planters Co with fruit Arrived the Bar at ? m
steamer Naiiretara tBr) Pritchard Liverpool May
n The Cnsrd Line passengers. mails and ndse
Anchored outside the $50 % 4.
MINNEAPOLIS tBrl. Gates. Lon1on may % 70
Transport Line Win psSseI-eis anu 'e81
Anchored Il Quarantine al $50 m ,.
Steamer Foararla Colon MAY TO the FaIIa
mails and muse An
chaTe5 outside Bar al SIS n -, vi,
Miller. Havana, 70 the \eV i9I n
g. cuba Neil IS with fruit Anchored in quarantine
e. 9.35 >-.- ~.11., Feh-7,a-v "
March CoTonel april ana MoIlteNlaeo
f-barlesro- Passed in Sandy Hook 80 m
Steamer Finland. Bradshaw, Antwerp aro lDoeF
Ped Line, with passengers ana Ii4se
Isst Of Fire Island al $50 2 n. -, a., o= - +La
e-esr1e- Ifyonier. Gates. Port Arthur May % 70
= Cju1ey Petroleum Co. with oil Left Quarantine al
steamer Harvard CroveI Boston. 70 the Metropoitan
S. co with passengers and Hcse Passed in quarantine
At 40 a -. -.-.L,-a..
sandy Hook, June l. $50 ? rn-Nino weS1-nor''"es"
light breeze: clea-i smooth sea
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
June Sale OF
Women's White Waists

NO TALK-JUST VALUES
Sheer White Lawn-taiIor pleats
or woke and panels Of Allover
enb'y and Iace-aN sizes =
Charming Waists OF crossbar
muslins or fine white lawns
elaborate styles. with panel
embroidery and Val lace or \
deep Venice lace yokes-some
Dutch neCx-also newest
tailored sty yles-all sizes
worth S1.9S
White Persian Lawn and Bat!ste-
button front or back-neat
refined styles with Dainty tucked .
and lace Inserted yoHes or emb'd
panels-fancy stocks-short
sleeves-dll siZes-reg- SS- SO. ~
sheerest. Daintiest Lingerie
Naists-fronts Of exquisftely A
fine embroidery, laces and
tiny tucks-reg- Sc. 6.9S.....
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
WIRELESS REPORTS.

me MINNEAPOLIS reported 2S miles east q SANDY
xooE AZ $50 a yesterday, expected dock about
fy:Se q to-day.
The Fsyndar reported as s25 miles Sandy Hook
n yesterday, Is expected TO dock about $50 a m
to-day
The Finland reported as miles OF Sandy Hook
II yesterday. expected dock about $50 m
to-day.
The Kronprnzessin Cecilie reported 74o miles east
OF SANDY yesterday. is expected to COCK
shout p to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
WEDNESDAY. June
TBaNSPaCfFlC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close IN New York
Hawaii Japan. Corea China and Philip
pine Islands Cvia san Frsncsco)-Man-
eauria $50
Japan Co-ea, China Philippine Isl
ands aia SeattIe1-shinano Maru-.-..June $50 p Il
japan Corea. China and Philippine Isl
snds via Tacoula)-T1tan .---.....--June $50
Hawaii tvfa Franoiscol-Alsrneda g. $50
Hawaii, japan. Corea. China Philip
pine Islands WA FTancisco)-Nip-
pon June IL $50
Australia texcept Vest, New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia (via Vancouver and Victoria,
C0-Nanuka- a. 80 n
japan, China and Philippine Isl
(via Vancouver. 3 Cg-Erpress ot
China Ia $50 n
Nsdtvostok fvia Seattel-Adsto June D. $50
Tahiti GarQuesss Islands Cvia San
FTanciscol-MaTiposa -..-...-.....June e. $50 N
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
June Sale Of
Boys Clothes and Furnishings

NO TALK-JUST VALUES!
Knee Pants and BIoomer-
Gray and Brown
Mixed Cheviots ard Tweeds DO
and Corluroys-patent bands '~>
taped seams-S 70 IA years
worth 40 and -59.-...-...
Bows Washable Suits
Russian end Sailor-Plain and
Striped Chambrays. Linen
Crash Poplins, White DUCK. CS
Madras Percalss. etc s>c
military or sailor collar
.mb'd en1blerns or braid trim
OIL IN 10 yrs-usually 81. to---
Rows Extra Fine Double
Breast Suits-Navy Serges.
also worsteds. ThIbets. Cassi-
rneres Cheyiots ard WOOL nc
Crashes in plaids, checks. rOsSO
str!pes, mixtures-plain OF
belted coats-satecn. serge OF
rnohair hnings-S to 10 y ears
worth S. 9S and s6-eS- S---..-.---j
Bows Laundered Blouses-
extra fine corded madras
checks. strires, dots and II
figures: also plain white .OJ
plain or pleated neckband or
collars TO 16 years
value .9S and 81. - ------------.
ChiIdren's WashabIs Golf. Tam 90
and Eton Caps-Linen and 10
Duck-whIte and tan-res. 29..J
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every otho: hour on tho even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
Direct Connections in New Un.oa Station.
Washington with all Lines South
Leave New York Daily. 23d St Lib'y r.
MAsHlNGION. SipeTs. IL so pm l.30 am
WASHINGTON. Diner 750 am 6 90 an
WASHINGTON. Diner ESQ am 10 90 ami
- t-ar!or car n. \. TO Richmond Val
WASHINGTON. Diner lI5O am 10 m n,
WASHINGTON. Buffet. 1b0 IN Oo nm,
pt - ~ LID: Diner. $50 pm 4 90 pm
SSthINGi iOS Buffet $50 pm 700 pm
h.Ough )ailS Trains 20 the West
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG 7bo am 90 ar
CHICAGO. COLUMBUS, lISO am 10 S0 NJ
PiTTSBURG. CLEVEL'D. Al 80 nm "a mn
'PlI~FSBURG LIMITED Sc nm 00 nv,
CIs CIM.. ST ST LOUIS. LOUSY. ,l.6o pm i 80 am
SiS 81 81, L0uiS. .LouIsV... so am 1000 am
lone Offices; ,cs "4s. 434, 1900 Broadway. o A.tor
aouse. ldS Greenwich St. 225 5th Av 3el
Grand St. N Y: 34s Fulton st. Rrooktvn.
west go 81 and Liberty st.
Ater ,. m. Sleeping Car Reservations
snd fun Information regarding trains, etc.
can be obtained At Bureau OF Information.
y q O. Y r.. 23d ST. Terminal Phone
Number. Chelsea-sI&I
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

1Ac 10. . -oO p II
Iune D. $50 p N
Tune 26. $50 N
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAc

>,, ... 81 Sun sets rises 1899 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
Ia MSaney Hook e:4s Gov Island 1o2 Hell Gate " -
= Hook a:5oov Island 1o:2 Hell Gate 12:lS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
June Sale Of
Kisses Wear

NO TALK-JUST VALUE
Girls Poolln Cord Dresses
White and COTd-Plssted.
Russian and Jumper-DutcA o.
Y neCk-With handsome wide
embroidsries and pearl buttons
= to a yrs.-usually Ss5..
Misses VIZ = Li1ens Dress 7
Skirts-1leared or gored. with
one Or three folds. with ald
without straps and buttons
all sizss-wortn l9S....-..--..l
Girls White Drsssss-Lswn and
Dotted iSs-HIgh, Dutch,
Low Neck and Yoke styles
eIaborateIy trim q with Val :
Laces. nedallions and F-encs,
open or flet embroidsries-
trim'd. tucked and plain skirts
+ TO Il yrs.-rsg. So. 9s. .......J
Girls White Lawn shirt Waist
Guinpes-rUCksd hack and
front-smb'y insert down
'front.' 10 "A yrs.-reg- .es...''J
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
SAILED.

Steamers Ch-stianIa Gen, for Pernarnblco Macelo
s.ler 1F2r Baltimore: Monroe Norfolk and Newport
RI Noo-e Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
June Sale Of Corsss

June sale u N'i',
NO TALk-JJS -
Fine Batis-s and IIghtNs ~
Couti!-Girdle and Frenoa 81
shapes-Itce tnish-Ni'h
without sarters-"Ai,e so, 80
drab-aU sizes-VoI'A
White Ratiste long hacs, -, - 0l
Coutti and Batiste-hisn 80, O~s,
rnedium and Ions hip-sA
res. $1-OG .---..-----
pain and satin Figured ss.ss ass "a
Cor, o;arS~.s-!acs and r!oeon ni''' ~
medium long e3cS- slaS
r,n. SIX r4S.a sa,.s,e corset: c.,.:- SO
Fin1 sitS siic. eIae and uss. n "a ten'i''
new modsls-Norih s0VV
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL

NEW yEKSGT GsN U RAN
Two-HoUR TRAIN TO PHILADELPH1A
EVERY H0TR On THE HoTR 15E
4 20, $50 $50, $50 80. $50 11.So p, m,
sundays: 80, $50, $50. 10 90, 11;50 a m.
Lv. LIBERTY ST. II. 80. $50. 100. 500,
$50 600. 1000. 11.00. 11.3O m. L. 90
500. 100. SOC. 800 p. m m. - lis Is Midnight.
Sundays. 1.3O. 500. 900. 1000. HOO a m.
1900 noon. 100. 200. 800. 400. 500. 500.
g FoR Rs BALTMoRR LII OP p and D wAsanNGT6N
Lv. w. 23d ST.:-7.5O. $50. 11.5O a. m.
9ERT% 12e SSS go 81 50 p p N M 90 daily j LS "
; FOR At ETLASr1c &C; CITY W fv NJ W. o2 asd ST:
$50 a. m. u2-50 Sats. only). j. 20 p. m.
sqHd9ys: $50 a od m. 20 ? m m Lv LIB
40 p. m: sundays. 1000 a. m. 2-3O p. m
VIA ALL RAIL.-Long Branch. Asbury
Park. Ocean Grove. &c, Lv. W. 23d ST. =
SO. l1;2o a m. Zoo Sats., only. 10.
$50, IL. so p. m. Sundays 9o5 a. m. so
20 p. m Lv. LIBERTY ST. 400. $50.
AS, 5.15 except sstsl. $50. $50 $50. 800 800
p. m, Il 01 midnight. Sundays. $50. 8 Is
a. m. 100. $50 p m.
Highlands Sea Bright. Monmouth Beach.
Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove.
SC; Lv. Pier 81. y; R.. Foot W. 42d ST. !:
-955 a m. 1920, 2.1o. 4;15 7.45
p. m. Atlantic Highlands Pier only. Sun
days. $50 a IN. 100. 10 p. m. Leave
Pier 10, n. r.. Foot CEDAR ST. 10 20
a m. 100. 345. 4.45 $50 p. m. At
lantic Highlands Pier only). Sundays
10 90 d. m, Sc. s. 10 p.
Time tables may be obtained at following
sea 3l44D, Piers 10 and 81. n. r.. Astor
House, PAS. 434 1900. 1854 Broadway. 1872
225, 2S1 Fifth Av., 27Gs Third Av., III
West l25th St. Pas Columbus Av New
York; Court St. 343. 34s Fulton St 47p
Nostrand Av-, Brooklyn; 800 Broadway,
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co cali,
for and checks baggage to destination.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
CENTRAL RMDsN. llME
BUSINESS CHANCES

WANTED. New York apanr,- - 49, 49,
importers reliable concern or -. s :.
good character and standing Ia taL. ~ %
~ uIg sssuedrr IoJ iouaSs Hi0T ~
oreSs > ;. Box Al. Tribune Oeice m
Al ! Ep' information regarding qoo5
business for sale: not particuia1 sboUt
.,,,h o,.,ror ti-e or location; prefer to deal
tion Address L parbyshire. RoT Sae. p
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-20
NEW CHURCH WINDOW.

A beautiful window, the work OF
Gordon osborne, has been placed In
the st. Clements Chapel over the al
tar.
The window opening, which Is
about seven feet long by four feet
high, is divided by heavy mullions
into five lancets. Four are filled with
design of passion flowers, on
background of softly shaded greens,
the monographs "T II. s." and "T. N.
r. l." appearing on the larger two.
In the central lancet is a life size
head and shoulders of the Savior,
wearing the purple robe and the
crown of thorns," subject handled
by the artist with both reverence and
skill, The face Is In profile, slightly
dropping, with an expression at once
utterly sad and peaceful. Under.
meath are the words: Surely He
hath borne our griefs and carried our
sorrows." The entire end of tho
church, above the wainscoating has
been colored very dark blue and the
window surmounted by large cross
In duh gold.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-20
HIL0 NEEDS JAIL

Hilo, Hawaii, April 1O.--With Just
half jail in which to keep his pris-
oners, Jailer Maby manages to spare
enc cell for the sleeping apartment
and private room Of his deputy, and
this only by crowding those who are
consigned to his care by law.
The sum of $4,000 was appro-
priated for the construction of the
Ililo Jail. After survey had been
made and plans prepared there were
$4,000 left, just enough money to
build half the structure that was
originally planned, by cutting out 80
cells. An additional sum of $l1, 900
will be needed to complete the Jail.
II is a brick and cement structure,
and was finished in 1906.
Fortunately, there are only 30
residents at the jail at the present
time, though 1t is supposed to be ca
pable of furnishing board and lodg-
ing to 62 persons. The occupants
are witnesses, those awaiting trial,
petty offenders, and those who have
been sentenced to long terms and
are waiting to go to Honolulu. Mo-
body can be kept there who has q
sentence longer than one year.-Her-
aid
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-20
SCHOOL TEACHERS
MAY DRAW LOTS
Transport Will Take
Only Thirty, Chosen
BY Lot

Superintendent OF Public Instruc.
ton Babbitt has recommended to the
Board of Education that the list Of
teachers who will be given their fare
to the Coast during the summer, be
kept open until the first of June. This
recommendation will probably be
adopted, and thus applicants may
hand In their names up until this time
As accommodation for only thirty
on the transports are to be obtained
the question of what teachers shall
be the lucky ones is perplexing the
minds of those in authority. The
question of selection Is hard one to
decide, but the probable way will be
that Of drawing lots. Everyone will
thus be given fair chance, and there
will be no favoritism shown.
Mr.. Babbitt will shortly place q
bulletin board outside his office, show.
Ing the different courses that the
teachers may study while at the Sum.
mer School at the University of Cali.
fornia The teachers will not arrive
at the Coast until about the 18th Of
July, which will give them three
weeks of the school. Nevertheless
the teachers will have plenty of time
to attend lectures, concerts and ex.
cursions given, for the most of these
important items are being reserved
until the latter part OF the term. Ar.
rangements have been made for board
and lodging at very nominal rate in
Berkeley.
Some of the excursions taken will
be very interesting such as the one
to the Burbank farm and to the Lick
Observatory. The Dean of the Sum.
mer school has written to Mr.. Bah.
bitt giving him a full list of the va.
rious courses of study lectures con.
certs and excursions.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-20
TO WIPE OUT DEBT.
Especial to the Bulletin

Especial to the Bulletin
Waikiki, Maui April 1S.-The Rev.
Albert l.. Hall, OF Honolulu, arrived
this morning from Honolulu to assist
Rev. Canon VIM. Ault in the Easter
Services at the Church of the Good
Shepherd, Wailuku, tomorrow. The
ladies of the church will be busy to-
day decorating the little church so
that 1t will put on It's holiday attire
on Eastern morn. The services during
the day will be choral. Rev. Mr.. Ault
has had special boy choristers, and
number of ladies' and gentlemen will
assist in the rendition of the special
Easter music, Rev. Mr.. Hall will ba
organist. The offertory during the
day will be devoted towards paying
OF the old debt on the parsonage so
that when Contractor c. OSullivan
begins very soon 10 lay the founda-
lions OF the new $1,000 cottage for the
pastor the old debt will be wiped on
and likewise the now cottage will be
free from debt when completed.
The Roman Catholic church here
will also have excellent Easter music.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-20
RAPID TRANSIT
HAS ACCIDENT
Tubes In Boilers Break In the Morn
ing and Evening and Traffic
Is Delayed.

What promised to be series of ac.
cidents in the Rapid Transit Com
pany's power house yesterday morn.
ing and evening, delayed the Easter
crowds considerably in going to and
from home. SHORTLY after o'clock
yesterday morning, lower tube in
boiler No. / at the power house on
Alakai street, burst and the boiler
was put out of commission. Again
about g.: 30 last evening lower tube
In boiler No. 2 burst, and for a few
minutes the engine room was filed
with steam.
Engineer Frank Boyer realized that
the small accident might easily grow
into large one II the flow of oil was
not stopped and he bravely waded
through the steam and hot water and
turned off the flow. Fireman J..
Brockman was directly in the course
of the steam when the tube burst In
the evening, and he was severely
scalded about the back.
Word was Immediately sent to the
Honolulu Iron Works and new tubes
we're despatched to the power house
as soon as possible.
OF course, In the meantime, tho
system all over town was paralyzed.
but 1t was got into working order with
creditable quickness. The cars were
held for some time on account Of
lack of power, but 1t was not long be.
fore they were able to proceed on
their way. Hacks and automobiles
did q rushing business during tho
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-20
Skinner MAN
CONTINUED from PAGE Ia

is eight hundred Shriner heads made
from the cocoanuts of Hawaii. These
are the real thing in the way of CO.
coanut and there was never anything
like them dressed in the regalia of
the Shrine.
Next comes eight hundred lima
leis, of the royal color, and although
1t Is not possible to have the natural
flower, the paper is an exact repre-
sentation. why, when we were at
Los Angeles, they tore those lcis
from our necks, they were SO anxious
to get them"
Then comes six dozen Hawaiian
fans with the words Aloha Homo
lulu" worked in the fibre. These
will be snapped up in short order.
In keeping with the fans are doz-
en- Hawaiian hats, made from the
lauhala and other materials used by
the native hat-makers. These are
the real thing.
Another article in the lei line Is a
package of four dozen shell leis.
/ Those will be for the ladies and the
children" commented Sunny Jim"
as he slowed them away for ship
ment. I'VE have to look out for the
youngsters, you know"
Finally there are things to eat and
drink. Ten cases of No. l pineap-
pies, the best the Islands produce, are
all ready for shipment and will be
served in the Hawaiian headquarters
Added to this food is one hundred
pounds of the best Hawaiian coffee
that will be served to the thirsty.
I'VE are going to keep open house
while in st. Paul" said Mr.. McCand-
less, land in addition to these things
to give away, Mr.. Wood has supplied
me with large lot of promotion lit
| erature. Oh, they'll be loaded before
they leave the Honolulu headquar-
tiers, and don't you forget it. Wen
NIL EN- up-not with booze, but with
jolly good idea of what fine place
is Hawaii and Honolulu"
The Imperial Council meets during
the week beginning with July ~. Il
am going to go early and stay late"
says McCandless. THE latter part
of June, Charles f. Murray, secre.
tary Of Aloha Temple, leaves here for
st. Paul and he will bring along a
second consignment of leis and all
these other things we shall give our
brother Shriners and their families.
! guess they'll remember Hawaii.
Anyway we'll give them something
to carry home and remind them of
the place.
"okolehao? No, sir; this is IA
strictly temperance pilgrimage. We
want our friends to have pleasant
memories of Honolulu-not the dark
brown taste of the morning after"