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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-06-25
CHELSEA.

Orange county court adjourned Satur-
day forenoon June 20, having been In
session II days. The last week developed
no Jury trials, tho indictments against
Sherman Godfrey of Randolph. charging
cruelty 10 animals, being mol pressed ana
lf1e information against b. Frank Kicker
being sent to the supreme court upon
respondents demurrer. The week vas
occupied mostly with divorce hearings IN
which there were ~ bills granted More
bills granted because OF adultery than for
rmany years. Scott Staples, convicted OF
breaking the peace. was sentenced to pay
"a fine OF $50 and costs taxed at 5000
which were paid. William Staples. con-
,victed OF furnishing liquor without IL
.cense was sentenced TO confinement In the
House of Correction for not less than
four months and not more than four
months and one day. Exceptions were
Hled by respondents counsel ana case
goes to supreme court. Ben Carpenter OF
Bratntree, who was convicted OF cruelty
to animals was sentenced to confinement
in the House Of Correction for not less
than one year and not more than one
year.and three months. Frank Meacham
who pleaded to an information for rape
was GIVEN n like sentence in the House
of Correction.-At the republican caucus
on Thursday afternoon last, W. II.
,Sprague, W. ". Emery and e. d. Barnes
were chosen delegates 10 the State con-
,vent1on at Montpelier; 8. c. Wilson, j.
II. Adams, Jr.. and Geo. J.. Stow ms de-
legates elected to the district convention
at st. Johnsbury. The county delegates
elected wore: Hale *. Darling Erdix N
Bacon, IL y. Madison, Andrew l..
Sorapu and Ernest a. CONTINUATION T..
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WATERBURY.

Mrs. Is. f. Paxton of Newark, y. j.,
IL in town.--Miss Anna clifford of Rut-
land is the guest OF her cousin, the Rev,
+ j Doheny.-The Little River bridge Is
being repaired and teams and automo-
biles have to ford the stream about a
quarter OF a mile above the bridge. -
Earl BoYce has returned from Norwich
for the summer.--An anniversary re-
auiem mass was sung at st. Andrew 5
Church at $50 Saturday morning for w.
S Ucaly-The funeral Of lorcne Rlanch
ard was held at st. Andrews Church ut
$50 saturday morning.-One hundred ana
seventeen tickets We're sold at the local
station Sunday for the excursion,-Mr
clinton Spaulding. who has been spend
ing a few days with her parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. F.. l.. Town, has returned to Rich
mond.-Children's day was observed al
the Methodist and congregational
Churches Sunday morning. II. r, Co
hurn has moved to Mrs. Cooley's house
on Main street.
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went Saturday to Boston.-Roy bragg
Ia spending part OF his
two works. vacation from w, II.
Joncs's atoro In visiting friends
In Derby.-Mrs. Addle Dale and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie Dale, WIRE called to
Darrc Saturday by tho sudden death
OF Mrs Daic's brother, Charles A.
Smith. Mr.. Smith died at White Riv-
er junction. Friday forenoon from tho
effects OF shock which he suffered
Thursday. He was about 90 years of
age, and had been for 25 years resi-
dent OF Barre. where the funeral SER
vices and burial took place sunday
afternoon.-FranlS Pingree of Newark,
~ ] Is spending two weeks vaca-
ton here. at A. W. BiGelows -Mrs. j.
c. Moriarty and two children OF BETH
81 are visiting relatives In town ms
week.-J. u. Davis, who has been seri-
ously i'll with peritonitis. Is sliEhtly
improved.-GeorGe Howe Is at home
from Derry. \. H.. for short Naca-
tion-Mr and Mrs. Fred J Eaton are
in Chelsea and South Koyalton.-Mrs.
Sarah Hines, who has had erysipclas
In her face, Is considerably improved
Mrs Remcle the aged mother of the
Rev W. A. Remele, started Monday
morning on trip to Nebraska, 10 u"
gone a year or mOre.-beni1c HHea'
died at his home in the east part or
the town saturday evening, aged ABOUT
- years.--rhomas Sanders, who mas
been In Nashua. n H.. the past few
months. returned to town SUNDAY
Mrs. II. y. Cady. a former resiceut' Is
I'm town for few weeks supcriutond-
ing repairs on her house.-Mrs. car
lie Royce of Waterbury is spending a
few DAYS with friends here.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
RANDOLPH.

As A. n Gay was driving from Han
cock Tuesday evening, one Of his span
fell on rolling stone soaring the other
horse SO badly that 1t freed itself from
fhe team and ran q mile. The FIRST
horse suffered from bruises but the only
other damage was IL badly broken
f,arness.-At the annual meeting of Ran
dolph graded school district, l.. ". john
son was chosen moderator, and Y. ].
Smear clerk The printed reports We're
accepted r. j. Mitchell md DR. A. G.
J3a3ley were elected to serve upon the
prudential committee but were excused
nv their own requests. DR.. l.. A. Rus
slow was elected for three years II. /,
Sanford chosen auditor. j. w Raymond
chosen treasurer. and \. NJ. Hubbard
chosen collector. They voted tax OF
so cents.-Jesse Blodgett has sold his
staurant on Merchants row TO his
father. charles Blodgett, who has taken
nossossion. Miss Genevieve Lamson at
tended the Dartmouth commencement hop
M Hanover, y. H, last evening.--R A.
yyrttconh n registered pharmacist OF
srr,ngfeld has entered the employ of
Y A. Grant.-4Miss Grace Hayes has re-
turned from the University Of Vermont
gton.-Alfred Eaton sold his farm
10 II. H. Page. owner of the Gray Stock
farms. yesterday Mr.. Page took I'M
mediate possession OF the land but does
not tax, possession of the house until
September IA son was born TO Mr. ana
Mrs Clarence Osha Tuesday night at
the san,tarium.-Fred y. Dudley is eX-
pected from Manchester ~. H., to-day
and will take action toward completing
the sewer system IN this village-Wiliis
Chandler has arrived from Brooklyn, y
r.. and is at Mari-Castle for the summer
Mrs Laura Wyman has returned &c
Barre after four weeks ut a. T. Morse :
INLAND iibbard Of Haverhin, ~ II.
who has been visiting there. has gone e
Willlamstown.-Mr and Mrs. Mark H.
Abbott and child Of Orwell have returned
TO their home after visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs z. 5. Abbott.
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RANDOLPH CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edison Of Bur
lington are visiting his parents and
brother.-Alice IIyzer, who has been
teaching in New Britain, Conn. the past
year, returned home Friday TO spend her
summer vacation.-Grace May has finish
ed her years work teaching in Barre and
is with Mrs. Evans.-State's Attorney NJ
M. Wilson entered a nolle proseaui last
week In State VS., s. H. Godfrey, who was
indicted by the grand jury this term for
alleged cruelty to animals, not being
sufYlchent evidence TO warrant n trial
Luke Parish went to East Barnard Sat
urday to visit friends.-IIarold Hodges
has finished his year at Black River
Academy and Is ut homo for the summer
milan Hebard, former resident, but
now living IN HaverhuL N. H.. was here
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ROCHESTER.

At the republican caucus Thursday the
State delegates chosen were uninstructed
for governor as follows: ". H. Campbell.
E II. Edgerton, L. D. Pierce; con-
eressional for Plumley, Ezekiel Emerson.
L. n. Pierce, I. J. Robinson: county.
E. II. Edgerton. A. F. Goodro, II. W.
Whitaker. E. l.. Martin. I. Hubbard
G. l.. Greeley.-A son was born June
10 to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Axtell.--Mrs
Ida ] Itovewell OF Westminster Mass,
is visiting in town.-Al- and Mrs. Elwln
Scott Of Barre are with his parents for
a short stay.--The Rochester lodge Of
I. O. O. F.. and Purity Lodge Of
Rebekahs held their annual memorial
service at the Congregational Church
Sunday and afterward decorated the
graves Of deceased menlbers.-The Wind
sor county W. c. T. L. will hold It's
o3rd annual meeting here June q and
IS: speakers, Mrs. Ida II. Read. State
president and Miss Christine Timing Of
England. national organizer and represen-
tative of the worlds white ribbon army.
Calvin Mcpherson and Mr.. Gray Of
South Hollow are seriously M.-Mrs.
| Julia Hubbard returned home Monday
from a two weeks visit in Brandon.-Mr
and Mrs l.. r. Pollard OF Leonlinstsr
Mass. were in town last week to attend
| the Harvey-Minkler weddtnC.-Mr, and
| Mrs Arthur kinsman left Monday for
| their future home IN Woodstock. y. H
| The school on West hill closed Friday
the teacher. Miss Ruth Mcneil. returned
| to her home in New Haven Saturday
| Tho Corner school closed Friday,
Katherine Mcneil, the teacher, going 10
Hancock to visit her sister-A very
pretty double wedding took place az the
home Of Charles A. Minkler in North
hollow June y, His daughter. Bertha.
was married to Flynn Harvey Of this
town and her sister, Nellie, 70 Arthur
Kinsman Of Woodstock, y. n, The Rev.
W. II. Watson performed the ceremony
assisted by the Rev. :, n. Smith
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs L. ". Horn has returned from a
VISIT in Buffalo. y. T.. and Hamilton.
Ont--Nirs John craig and son OF La
coma. ~ H., are visiting 1T George
Hoag'sJCharles Nicklaw went last week
10 Niagara Falls whore he has post
tlon.-Mr and Mrs. william Housman
and son and Mrs Mary King of Chat-
ham. ~ Y, are guests at G.. II. Bumps s.
Mrs Elizab beth Horn and Miss Sarah
Horn Of Hamilton. Ont. are guests at l.
w. Horns.-L. G. Bump Is in New YORK
city on business.
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WARREN.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. y. Stoddard were call
cd 70 Jonesvile Saturday by the death
OF relative,-Mrs. Flora Jones and
daughter and Mrs. Bishop and two child
rem OF Quincy, Mass, are visiting Mrs
Jones's mother, Mrs r., A. Heath.-Mrs
Ida Sumner and Minnie Carpenter OF
Randolph are at Frank Carpenters
Fred Cardell has purchased an automo-
bile.-Mrs. Lena Varney and son, Harold
are visiting In Lincon,-George belong
lost horse killed by lightning Friday
night.
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RUTLAND COUNTY.
BRANDON.

Odd Fellows memorial day was OBJ
served by Brandon Lodge. No 49, Sun
day. In the afternoon at 2;so o'clock the
lodge and Unity Rebekah Lodge assem-
bled In the lodge room, when the Rev
8 8. Cobb Of the Methodist Church gave
an interesting address. At the close of
the exercisos the members Of both lodges
went in tennis to Pine I'M cemetery
where the ritual service was read and
the graves Of the deceased members OF
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DERBY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Kellogg Of New
York arrived a. his sisterss, Mrs. Anna
Hay, Friday Having sold out his bust
ness in New York Mr., Kellogg purposes
buying farm and with his two sons
settle down to farming.-A large audience
greeted Miss Timing at the union ser
vice at the Methodist Church Sunday
evening.-The Rev. DR.. Flanders preached
in the Congregational Church Sunday
morning. He will preach his last sermon
here next Sunday as he goes to his new
past crate in New brunswick the first OF
July.-The graded school will close this
Week.-Mrs. Marcia Ward Is quite III
with heart trouble.-Mrs. o. w. Kelley
spent last Sunday In Charlestown-1rs,
Julia Burton Is IN Barton landing caring
for her sister, Mrs. Deming Carpenter,
who Is I'll with q nervous trouble.
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BETHEL.

The democratic caucus Saturday even
ing elected as delegates to the state
and district conventions 20 be held in Bur
lngton Friday: Or. H. W. Clough John
keleher and f. II. Chamberin; alternates
j. -. Garland Merton Preston and J
W. Miller A town committee for two
years was elected consisting Of l.. W.
Clough, y. A. Wilson and f. H. Chamber
lin.-William r. Clifford Of Bellows Falls
and Miss Mabel H. Preston were mar
ried Sunday morning at nine O'Clock at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs Henry W. Preston. The Rev j.
Wesley Miller offlciatcd. The bridegroom
IS employed as salesman for the Yer
mont Farm Machine Co, at Bellows Falls
and the young people will keep house In
that village Tho bride has boon n very
successful primary teacher in the public
schools Of Barre.-'rhe funeral of Beam
Smith, the Pole, who died Friday morn
Ing was held Saturday afternoon, me
Rev. John l.. Penders officiating. A large
number of his countrynen followed his
| remains to their last resting place in
| Fairview cemctcry.-The town school
directors have bought from Sylvester N.
| spooner a lot on which they Will huild
the school house I'm tho quarry district
| authorized by n recent vote Of tho town.
| Or. r. D. Holton has been here and an-
proved the site for tho state board ~
heaith.-The annual meeting OF the
graded school district is called for tie
evening Of June 5o-Earl Fay ~ Everett
Mass, Is spending his vacation al D. c.
| Coles
| At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
! Plummer l.. Martin. Wednesday noon,
| their daughter, Edna. was married to
| oliver Kerr of Mortified, the Rev.
| Edwin W. sharp Of that village per-
forming the ceremony. The brides
| maid was Miss Bessie Hubbard Of
Granville. niece Of the bridegroom.
The groom was attended by his neph
| ew. John whitney Of Mortified. Tho
march was played by Miss Neva Claim
| of this village. The gifts Of silver.
cut glass china and linen were very
numerous Those present from out Of
| town were tho hriicgroom's mother,
Mrs Margaret Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Kerr Mr. and Mrs, Horace whitney.
all OF NorthAeid Mr.. and Mrs. L. Y.
Perry and Miss Bessie Davenport Of
Barre. Ezekiel Emerson, Ernc Chase,
George Bailey, Wallace Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs John Kerr all OF Rochester; Miss
Maud Hubbard Of Granville; and Mrs.
Arthur Ring and Miss Mabeiic Ring Of
Mclrosc. Mass
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H. w. ALLEN g co.
p ra sol S a | e

To-day attention is directed to an attractive
assortment of beautiful white and fancy parasols
Variety the largest. patterns the prettiest and
prices the most reasonable we have ever been able
to offer.
A large showing of plain and fancy silks with
tucks and hemstitched effects. dainty stripes,
checks and polka dots in the most wanted colors
natural ponsee effects plain white and embroider-
ed In silk and linen.
Priced at $l.oo. $125. sl75, s2.25. $3.50, $500,
1925, $3.50, $3.50, $500. $500.
Children's Parasols
Special has been taken the selection Of parasos for
Children, and showing large assortment white,
pink. blue and red many finished with several Of rufes
others the natural poneee effect so and Is Gents.
Natural Ponsee with colored Border-S138.
Umbrellas.
Under this heading we call attention to two Specials
Ladies 20 inch umbrellas made of good quality gloria
mounted steel PARAGON frame with French horn silver gun
metal or natural wood handle
Priced at $lOO
Ladies 90 inch umbrellas made Of extra fine wearing
silk SERGE mounted steel paragon frame with k ta and
natural wood hand black and coors wear rain
proof
Priced $685.
Mraee Silk
The leading Silk for Summer wear beautiful lusre rich
effect makes beautiful tailored suits gives perfect satisfaction
shown in the following coors champagne green,
old rose, petuna and blue.
81 inches wide Price S1.35 yard
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BRoWNINGToN.

Mr. and Mrs. r. s, Wells visited Mr..
Wells sister. Mrs. A. T.. Dennison. at
Glover last Saturday.--L. Livingston OF
North Troy visited friends In town this
week.--IAzzie Lynch Is a: Barton Landing
caring for Mrs. Oliver Durham. who 10
quite sick-Mff. Floods children are hav-
ing the whooping cough.-Mrs. Nellie o.
good and children of New York are vi
sitting Mrs. Osgoods father, John Mar
shall
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WORCESTER.
delegates

At the republican caucus delegates
elected to the second district convention
were T.. f. IIowrican and II. i. Abbott
for Plumley: To the State convention, II,
ID. Vail and Il. Il. Connor for S'anton.-
Democrats delegates are Sta,u, G. G,
Tewksbury and James P"dro2oi dlstrc''
George liuil and f. w. DuSan, The new
town committees are; Republican,
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over Sunday.--Mrs Frank Wood has
Joined her husband at the r. r. Wood
homestead.-Mrs. Elijah Pride. an aged
widow, died Saturday. She had lived
with her son, A. g. Pride.-Mrs. Elijah
Wilbur has gone to Tunbridge to spend
a few days with Mrs. Viola Morrill,.
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SOUTH ROYAnTON.

j. +. Wells OF Salt Lake City ar
rived Monday for short stay.-Dosue
Faneuf died June 10 aged 81 years
DR., and Mrs. ID, l.. Burnett left Thurs
cay for Vnderhill.--.. .e festival of Saint
John tho Baptist was observed by Ris-
Ing Sun Lodge, +. & a. NJ. sunday,
Tho members were addressed by the
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HINT TO BURBANK.

The store-keeper (of Plainheld)-I see
as how they're maxim planners now days
with them there mechanical players
right inside 'em. %
Farmer GraNson--Wen' Well Looks
like the forerunner NV the cow that'l do
her own cream scparatin', b'gosh,-Puch.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

Gladys Goodell has returned from
Barre.-Satira SAbin has been spending
a few days with her sister, Mrs r. A.
Wiley. In Hardwick. The latter is In
very feeble health.-Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Haskell have returned from St. Johns
bury
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
HIS STEADY JOB.

Bigley-You don't believe In college
education them"
Jigley-"No. It units a man for every
thing except TO sit around croaking about
how much more intelligently he could en-
Joy wealth than the average man does
Catholic Standard and Times.
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WAITSFIELD.

Walter l.. Brown and Ida r., Cheney,
both Of Watsfeld, were married here
June 10 by the Rev F. H. Roberts.
Mrs, Belle Higbee of Minneapolis
Mimi. who has been visiting in town,
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CRAFTSBURY.

A young child OF Mrs. KinEhorn IL i'm
proving from her severe illness OF last
week.-Mrs.. w E. Allen !e quite ILL.,
Mrs. C. H. Arson Is much !mproved.-
George II. Howard Is at home from law
school for the summer vacation-Percy
Keir Is at home from Goddard Seminary
where he graduated last week. FRANK
Crowley got his left hand IN touch with
a single edging saw, entirely severing
his thumb and seriously saving his hand
MIR and Mrs. Phil Shields have received
the sad intelligence by telegram that
their daughter In California had sud
denly died from blood poisoning. Ruth
Rogey Of Barton Landing visited her sis-
ter, Mrs. William Farr, last week.
Nearly all the schools In town were closed
from wednesday noon on account OF tho
teachers meeting at johnson. W.
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NORTH TROY.

Mrs. Airline Nermill!on OF Athens.
W. Va. 10 here on q visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Hammond.
Her husband Is expected SOON
George Bonette has moved his barber
shop to the building on Main street
lately occupied by Frank Haggerty-
Mr. and Mrs. George Douglas have re-
turned from their wedding trip.-Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Ladd returned Monday
night from q weeks trip TO Burlington
and Observation-Disclosures day was well
observed at the Congregational Church
Sunday morning. --Miss Alice Morrill,
returned Friday from Johnson. where
she has been teaching.--After having
tors, Brown & Sanborn, have moved to
Hardwick. Sanborn has just pur-
chased the interest OF Brown In the
business, hut the latter will continue
to work with him.-A granite monu-
ment was set on the George Porter
lot in the village cemetery Monday.
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Rev. Sherman Goodwin at the Congre-
gational Church,-Miss Maudc Abbott
has finished her school In Barre and Is
at home for the summer vacation.
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A Record Hosiery Sale At Record Prices.
Friday June, 26th, and Saturday. June 9th.
Stockings for Men, Women and Child
rem. Two weeks ago, two days Sale of
Hosiery was record breaker. This offering
will surpass that in volume, variety and
value
The whole Hosiery Section with several
Further particulars in our advertisement to-
morrow morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-21

William J. Murray has succeeded
Captain f. Curtis as San Francisco
port superintendent for the American
Hawaiian Steamship Company, and is
now actively engaged in his new du-
ties. Superintendent Murray has for
some time been in the sailing ship
business at New York, and is a man
.of wide experience. Captain Curtis.
whose contract with the company eX-
pires, has gone north to engage in
steamship business between Puget
Sound and Alaska.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-21
Shipping in Port
(Army and Navy.


U. s. S. Iroquois, Carter, station tug,
U. S. S. Culgoa, Patton, s. r. July
10.
U. S. S. Relief, Stokes, S. F., July IL
U. s. S. Arethusa, Bierer, S. F. July ~.
U. S. S. Georgia (flagship of Rear
Admiral Wainwright, Captain Edward
F. Quarltrough, S. F., July 16.
U. S. S. Nebraska, Captain Reginald
F. Nicholson, S. F., July 12.
U. S. S. New Jersey, Captain William
H. H. Switzerland, S. F., July 16.
U. S. S. Rhode Island, Captain J. B.
Murdock, S. F., July 16.
U. S. S. Illinois, Captain John NJ.
Boyer, s. F., July 16.
U. S. S. Kearsarge, Captain Hamilton
Hutchins, S. F., July 16.
U. s. S. Kentucky, Captain Walter
C. Cowles, S. F., July 16.
u. S. S. Connecticut, (flagship of
Rear Admiral Charles S. Sperry), Cap
tain Hugo Osterhaus, S. F. July IS,
Oceanic wharf.
U. S. S. Kansas, Captain Charles E.
Vreeland, S. F., July 16.
U. S. S. Minnesota, Captain John
Hubbard. S. F., July 16.
U. S. S. Vermont, Captain William
P. Potter, S. F., July 16.
U. S. S. WincOnsin (hagship of Rear
Admiral Sohroeder), Captain Henry
Morrell, s. F., July 16.
U. S. S. Louisiana, flagship of Rear
Admiral Emory, Capt Kossuth Niles,
Lahaina, July 10.
u. S. S. Virginia Capt. Alexander
Sharp, Lahaina, July 49,
u. S. s. Ohio, Capt. Charles w. Bart
lett, Lahaina, July 10.
u. S. S. Missouri, Capt Greenlief A.
Merriam Lahaina, July 10.
(Steamships.)
Br. S. S. Indravelli, Cullington,
Wellington, July 16.
Br S. S. Bucrania, Lahaina, July 20.
M. N. S. S. Lurline, Weldon, S. F.,
July 10.
CSallfng vesseIs.1
Br. blk. Hollywood. smith, Junin,
May z.
Am. bk. r. p Rithet, Drew, S. F.,
July Z.
Am blk. S. C. Allen, Willer, Gray's
Harbor, July II.
Am. SC. Crescent, Olsen, Newcastle,
July 90
Br. blk Carradale, Smith, Newcastle,
July 20.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-21

SAN FRANCISCO, July S.-For the
benefit of shippers in Southern Cali
fornia, as well as for its own infor-
nation, the American Hawaiian s. S.
Company is to send cargo of lemons
and other fruit from San Diego to
New York by way OF the Tehuantepec
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PASSENGERS BOOKED.

Per S. S. Lurline, July 30, for San
Francisco: Mrs. Castle-Coleman, Miss
Cross, Luching Y. T. Low, Alvy Soong
f. B. McStocker, Mrs McStocker, Miss
McStocker, Miss Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sechner, Mrs Geo. Martin and 2 in
fants, Mr. and Mrs Watt, Master Watt
Miss Mabel Kau, Margaret Wong. f.
Atherton, Mrs Frank Atherton, child
and maid, A N. Campbell Mrs. Camp
bell Mrs. f. ID. Creedon and infants
IF. ID. Creedon, j. A. Mcleod. Mrs. l.
X. Jacobs, Miss Eunice Pratt. Miss NJ
Creighton, DR.. e. f. Ostrom R. T
Carson, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Everton
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Harvey and 2 chill
dren, Fred w. st. Goar, Otto A. Bier
bach, w. K. Tucker, Mrs. A. M. Brown
Judge A. aHrtwell, Miss Helen Eames
Miss M. Lomis, Miss Vert, Miss e
Eames, Mrs. Mary Gum, Mrs J. A
Maher, F. r. Werthmueller, Frank A
Richmond, F. Endey, Wray Bergstrom
Gov. Baker, r. C. LeB ond. Brother
Walter, Miss Center, Mrs. Crockett, ]
Gum and wife, Miss Chickering.