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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-07
Alleged Deserter Returned to Navy.

Alleged Deserfer Heturned 10 NhVy.
Sergeant Hector and Chanceman
Lakeland look Matthew Corbin, IS
years old, of IA Sussex avenue, East
Orange, back to the navy today. Cor
bin was charged with desertion. He
left the navy in November, and on
Saturday was found neal his home by
Lakeland. He said today that he was
glad to go back.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-07
An.Merea Ninetx-four Gallo.

Answered Ninety-four Calls.
The Record ambulance responded TO
ninety-four calls last month, as fol-
lows: Private-9. Orange-Sick. 10:
accidents, u; police, 81; total. "a East
Orange-Sick. 8; accidents. 9; police, s:
! total, 20, West Orange-Sick, 2; acci-
dents, 5; police. 5; total. II. South Or
ange-Sick. /; accidents, 9; total, 4.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-07

Schools Close une n.
The East Newark Borough School will
close June 81 for the summer vacation
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-07
Ask for school Bids.

Ask for School Bids.
The Kearny Board of Education will
receive sealed bids at a meeting to be
held Tuesday night, June 10, for the
erection of a school building to be
erected in Kearny avenue. near Mid
land avenue. Arlington. The building
will replace the ~antiquated No. 3
school. It is expected hat 1t will be
completed by December 1.
Odd Fellows Attend Service.
A large number Of the members of
Harrison Rebekah Lodge, l. o. O.. F..
of Harrison, were present at the Ar
lington Methodist Episcopal Church.
Arlington, last night. to listen to an
interesting sermon delivered by the
Rev. S. Travena Jackson, pastor Of the
church, on "Odd Fellowship"
Arranging Rose Festival.
The Woman's Guild Of Trinity Epis-
copal Church, Arlington, is arranging
for a rose festival to be held at Quincy
Hall, Arlington, next Friday night. The
proceeds will be devoted to the organ
fund.
Kearny Elks Celebrate.
The second anniversary of the occu-
pancy of Elks' Home, Arlington, by
Kearny Lodge No. 1850, B. P. o. E., of
West Hudson, was observed Saturday
night. A fine musical program was
rendered and a banquet was held.
Miss Anna Olcott Payne, of Stewart
avenue, Arlington, assisted by her
pupils, gave a piano recital at Quincy
Hall, Arlington, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Edmonds, of
Forest street, Arlington, have returned
from an extended Southern trip.
Elmer e. Allbee, of Stewart avenue,
Arlington. is suffering from a badly
injured knee sustained by falling a few
days ago.
Mrs. E.. E. Allbee, Mrs. S. Travena
Jackson. Mrs. D. P. Godfrey, Mrs.
Edward Winans, Mrs. ]. D. Grafton and
Mrs. Frederick L. Pierce, all of Airing
ton, have returned from a stay at Allen
dale. where they were the guests of
Mrs. j. E.. Simpson, a former Airing
tonian.
Miss Maria I. Reuther, of As High
land avenue. Kearny, has sailed for
Germany, Wnere Sne VIII remain ioi
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen, of 17S
Stewart avenue, Arlington, are spend
ing a few weeks at Bradley Beach.
Mrs. John Hutchinson, of Greenpoint,
N. Y, Aas been the guest of her son.,
the Rev. John Hutchinson. jr., pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, Ar
lington.
Miss Marion Harris. of 595 B~elgrove
drive, Arlington, will entertain at her
home tonight the members Of Golden
Rule Circle of Kings Daughters, of
Arlington.
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Committee on Outing.

Committee on Outing.
The committee appointed by the
lrvington Veterans Association to ar
range for the annual outing in August
consists of Henry o. Osborne, chair
man; James H. Mortland, Carlos, d,
Webb, George j. Bijotat, Charles Keene,
Eugene Lacombe, August Lacombe,
Clifford Bullivant and Edward Kurfess.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-07
odd Fellows Attend Service.

Arranging Rose Festival.
The Woman's Guild of Trinity Epis-
copal Church, Arlington, is arranging
for a rose festival to be held at Quincy
Hall, Arlington, next Friday night. The
proceeds will be devoted to the organ
fund.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-07

JaIIed Tor SteaHng Chfckens.
On a charge of stealing chickens
from Schulz's farm. in Irving place,
1rvington, two young men who gave
then names of John, of 10 Bowery street,
and Joseph Vesnech, of 267 Niagara
street. Newark, were given jail sem
fences by Recorder Weston, of Irving
ton today. Vesnech vas given six
months and Pier thirty days.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-28

The Bedford is sure to number
some good cricketers and tennis
players in her compliment of on
GERS. and II is to be hoped that the
residents Of Honolulu try and give
the Shriners as good time as the
American sailors had In British ports
during the cruise of the Atlantic
fleet.
The II. c. c. can put fairly good
team into the field now, and the
sailors would have to be pretty good
to beat the landsmen. Still any
such match would be an interesting
one, and II would also give the Ho-
nolulu people chance OF meeting
the British officers and extending in
vitations to them during their stay
In Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-28
Marathon Race !
Next Sunday

Interest In the Marathon r ace
which IL to be run next Saturday at
the Athletic Park Is rapidly incrsas-
ing.and from present indications
there will DO huge crowd predent
when the starter fres the gun ss Q
signal for the men to break away ON
their long journey.
Jackson. as usual. states that he
Is ut and well. and that he will de-
feat Tsukam0to for certain. The
double Marathon winner Is in strict
training. and has done some fast
times over distances up to twelve
miles. He says that he will run an
well as he did In the League ground
Marathon. He will have to do az
well as that. and a bit better, to de-
feat the Hilo champion.
Tsukamoto is running In his us
ual easy style. and there ~ no doubt
that the man is wonderful ped
who can cover the ground In very
|'quttk tQime. He seems to glide
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-28
FINE PROGRAM OF
BOXING MATCHES
ALOHA PARK WILL De- ogEHED TONIGHT WITH THREE FIRST
CLASS CONTESTS AsHAziE REILLY WILL BOX TEN ROUNDS
WITH McKARLEY OF The u g. s. TENNESSEE

along. and running does not seem
to be any effort to him.
II both men are well on the day
Of the race remarkable time should
be made over the distance. and the
record put up at the League grounds
may be beaten.
The japanese supporters Of Tsuka-
motto are confident that their cham
pion can win. and they are willing
and anxious to risk the price Of q
new hat or something more expen-
sive on the chances Of their man
winning. The Jackson brigade have
not said much. but probably a few
cigars will be at stake on Sunday
when the two men step onto the
track.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-28
League Ground Ball
Games on Saturday

There will be two fine games OF ball
at the League grounds on Saturday
next when the N. @. II. will play the
West Virginia nine and the Diamond
Heads will so up against the U. s. s.
Washington combination.
These two games will be about the
best that will be played In Honolulu
during the stay OF the Fleet, and the
class OF ball put up should remind one
OF the big games OF the past.
Soares and Williams will be the bat.
terry for the Guards, and the w. VS.
will be up against the real thing when
they walk up to bat. Schaeffer and
Monroe will attack for the virginians
and enough has been seen Of their
play to know that they are a strong
combination, to go up against.
For the Diamond Heads, In their
struggle with the washingtons. Leslie
and Whine will do their best to fool
the sailors. while Eddie Fernandez
will hold down first In his usual lin,
style. V
The spectators who saw the game
between the ". VS.. and the Diamond
Heads on Saturday last know wha
sort Of game the sailors play. ant
Sergeant Barry's boys will have to b,
In the best Of form to have show
with Snakes and Co., Ltd.
However the Guards have returned
from Camp Perry shoot and the team
will now be strong one. Barry will
be on deck and ready to advise hi,
beauts II any knotty point comes up,
The Washington nine is a good one
too. and Harris and Rice. their bat
terry. Ia an excellent combination. Tn,
pitcher and catcher work splendidly to
gether, and whatever ball the catcher
calls for Is always handed out by tn,
twirler without any attempt at {
shake OF the head. There should b,
big crowd at the league grounds OF
Saturday. and the games are sure Il
be very keenly contested, as the Yves
Virginia and Washington mines arr
about the best In the Fleet.
t.. Z q q
The skating race ut the Princes
rink last night was won by Mead
His opponent, Garrett. slipped a
the start and lost a lot OF ground
Mead cut out the mile In 3 minutes
I second.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-28

Inls evening NJ tne A1Ona fdrk
the curtain will be raised on the
first of the boxing matches arranged
in honor Of the stay OF the feet In
these waters.
Fred Smith has been hard at work
Arranging matches and getting
things in order for the opening Of
the tournament. A fine "a foot ring
has been erected. and the electric
lights have been fxed 80 that good
view OF the contests may be obtained.
Some 1900 seats are available.
and then there Is standing space as
we'll. The place IL cool and CON-
Portable and the cigars and pipes OF
the spectators will not In any way
interfere with the comfort Of the
non smokers.
The only possible thing that might
Interfere with the comfort Of the big
audience that Is sure to turn ZIP Is
the fact that rain may fall tonight.
However, all the sailors and follow
ers OF the game are hard at work
praying for fine weather. and no
doubt the threatening rain will hold
on tin after the boxing matches are
pau.
A dressing room has been erected
In one corner Of the park. and the
young athletes can don their fight
, inx toys In comfort before they en-
ter the ring to do their stunts.
| There will be three bouts tonight.
and all Of them promise TO be goou
ones: the one between Charlie Reilly
and McKarley OF the Tennessee
should be q whirlwind go from the
frst tap Of the gong. and It would
surprise nobody very much II the
sailor got the decision.
Reilly is In pretty good form. bu,
nothing like he was when he boxed
frankie Smith some months ago.
However. Charlie knows his own
business and IL SO clever with the
mitts that he should be able to take
the sailors scalp into camp.
| Then the bout between Harry
| oCuOli, W ., -. SdittotuAus uuu Nso
Nelson of Honolulu should be q
sharp. brisk and short affair. Both
the little fellows weigh about 10G
pounds, and the sailor has some
good performances behind him.
The third contest will be between
Kid Terry and Mcdonald OF the U,
Is. 8. Tennessee. The former boxer
Is well known to the fight fans Of
this city, and his last go against Sar-
conf ut the Star Theater will not be
forgotten In a hurry.
A referee has been selected. and
his duty will be no sinecure., as the
bouts should all be closely fought
out. Tonight's program viii be fol
the little fellows. but the middle
weights will be catered for tomorrow
evening and during the balance Of
the week.
| Other matches have already been
arranged. and tomorrow night ths
following contests will take place:
sarconi vs.. Larou. u. 8. 8. West vir'
ginia; Lawson, U. 8. 9. Washington
vs.. Higgins. U. 8. 8. Washington
Burnam, U. 8. 8. West Virginia. VI
George Nelson. All the bouts vii
be for ten rounds. and good pu1se'
will be provided for the winners.
! Fred Smith has had number o
offers from boxers. awrestlsrs ant
other athletes, and Ne will have, M
trouble In providing good programs
for every night during the baiahc'
of the time the fleet is here.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-28

The skating race at the Princess
rink last night was won by Mead.
His opponent. Garrett. slipped at
the start and lost lot OF ground.
Mead cut out the mile In 3 minutes
l second.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-28
Honolulu Batsnen
VS.. HM.S. Bedfosd

As soon as H., NJ. 8. Bedford arrives
In port representative Of the. Homo
lulu Cricket Club will call on the ON
GERS and endsavor to arrange for q
match with the sailors. ~ y
1t Will be remewbered that when
the Flora and Cambrian-ths sister
ships = were here 4 few months
ago. couple OF cricket matches
were played with the combined war.
ships. A most enjoyable time was
had by the ofirers. and. besides
cricket, they were invited to all the
golf aud tennis clubs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per p. NJ. s. S. Mcnchuria. for san
Francisco. Nov. Or. w. d. Baldwin.
Mrs. Baldwin, Geo. l.. Corners Mr..
and Mrs. T. +. Austin. Mrs. Frank
Richardson, Mrs. Jos. Schwartz and
2 children. Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch.
Miss Hatch. T. c. Brown. Mrs. w. v.
Foster, G. A. Marshall. A. r. Arap.
hagen. Misses Bard. Miss Blanchard,
+. e. Martin, Il, d. Kellam, NJ. J. His.
sell, Mrs. U. Sobrec, w. o. Dean, Mrs.
X. Whiting, A. G. Stoll. Mrs. c. II.
Olson, +. l.. Knight. u. p. Perry II.
Krebs, q. Y. Patton. Mrs. g. +. Cart.
wright, Rev. X Uchlda, II. Trent, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Abbott, Miss +. Gay, Col
and Mrs. +. l.. Denny Mrs. +. J. Nor
gan, r. t. Baker, Mrs. II. Wright,
Mrs. Il. NJ Scohy, Capt. r. Dabel.
Per stmr. Claudnc, for Mau ports
and Hlo. Nov. 5.--Miss Blackburn, b.
ID. Baldwin and children. J. p. Cooke,
Mrs. A. s. Robertson and child, d. T..
Schmidt, J. s. Grace, d. l.. Austin, w.
L. Frost. q. W, Lucas, wife and 9 chill.
dren. Mrs. W. Mccall.
Per stmr. Kinau, for Kauai ports,
Nov. Or. Quinn, Il. A. Kcarns, Mrs.
ID. ID. Baldwin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05
WATERFRONT NOTES

THE DEPARTURE of the United
States Army transport Logan TOT sah
Francisco at 10 o'clock this morning
was witnessed by quite a turnout OF
townspeople The officers OF the lam
Gus Eighteenth Infantry possess wiuc
circle of friends both in army and CIV
ilian circles here. Leis In abundance
adorned the officers and their ladies' as
the Logan steamed away from the
Oceanic wharf The transport carried
but few passengers from Honolulu as
her first and second cabin accommo'
dation was taxed to the limit with
the regimcntal officers and civilian EN-,
ployees of the Philippine government
who are returning to the States on
leave of absence. The transport Is ex-
pected omake the trip to San Fran.
cisco in about eight days.
IN l
THE JAPANESE cruiser Idzumo
sailed from San Pedro yesterday with
destination as Honolulu. The vessel
should be here In about week or ten
days and will remain at the port some
days taking on coal prior to taking M
the voyage to Japanese ports. The
cruiser participated In the recent fes.
tivities held at San Francisco.
20
THE BIG new Japanese lines Chiyo
Maru, from Hongkong and Japan ports
liz expected to arrive at Honolulu on
next Thursday, according to advices
received through tho agency Of II
t.s. ~ L., l,fN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05
GURREY'S new STORE
Opens TOMORROW

One of the very best evidences of
the growing demand for better things
In Hawaii Is the opening tomorrow
to store on Fort street, opposite Ben.
son, Smith & Co.
A. II. Gurrey, Jr., who has 4 kecr
scnsc of art. has planned n store which
In all it's furnishings and it's stock OK.
actly meets his Ideas as to what an
art store should be. The counters
show cases and other furniture are all
of Mr.. Gurrey's own designing and the
entire stock has been personally sci.
ected by him.
Mr.. Gurrey Introduces int H"""'''.
IN an entirely new line of photo.
graphic goods known IN the .ott,.'
the "Independcnt" line. This line con.
sists of AnscO films. cameras and 9th.
err photo supplies, and the Cyko, pa.
pers. all of which have n tremendous
sale everywhere on the continent-a
sale which Is due entirely to the un.
usual merit of the goods. In bringing
this line to Honolulu FIR. Currey has
done. n big thing for tho amateur pho.
tographer as 1t gives him a very wide
range of special papers for printing
that cannot be obtained In other lines
and places fine cameras. etc, at hla
disposal at very low prices.
Gurrey's opening will be well WORT
a visit, as many beautiful pictures vii
be on view and the store itself IN un
usually attractive In It's appointments
|
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05

TODAH'S ARRIVALS included tho
steamer Noeau, from Kauai ports, tho
vessel bringing II shipment of $500
sacks of X. s. NJ. sugar and 30 pack
ages OF sundries. The Nocau cxpcr.
fenced fair weather on the outward
and inward trip.
M
: THE lNTERlSI.AND steamer Mau.
ma Loa, for Kona and Kau ports. got
away FOR Hawaii at moan TO-DAY. TAX.
ing full complement Of cabin AMI
deck passsnSero, and quantity of
general cargo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05
NEW TODAY
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The directors OF this corporation
having declared a dividend of 2h
per cent ~ regular, ~ spcciaD
Dividend No.N19 is due and payable
on Monday, November 18th, 1909, to
stockholders of record at the close
of the stock transfer books, Monday,
November 8th. 1909, at 12 m.
Stock transfer books will be re-
opened on Tuesday, November, 10th
1909.
&. CHAS. G. ATHERT0N,
Treasurer, Waialua Agri-
cultural Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, November 9Th, 1909.
4459-1t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05
WATERFRONT NOTES

THE GUNBOAT Concord which has
been relieved at Guam by the Naval
auxiliary steamer Supply. will be
placed out Of commission upon her ar.
rivnl>at San, Francisco. The following
onsigns, who were relieved on the
Supply. sailed for San Francisco on the
Concord: ]. G. Chute, L. Il. King. p.
II. McCrcary and 8. Il. Mckinney. The
Supply. on her trip to Guam. carried
probably the most miscellaneous col
lection of freight over shipped on
naval vessel. It included mulcs,
horses, lumber, brick, cement and u
great variety of stores AMI provisions.
to say nothing OF n launch load Of bot.
tied beer and few hundred sacks of
mall. On board the Supply also were
thirteen women passengers, relatives
Of Navy officers.
THE PACIFIC MAIL steamer Man
churia will take a large number of
passengers to the coast ami the agents
expect that tho vessel will got AWAY
between Q and 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning should she arrive here before
the close Of the day. Tho Manchufia
will also take on a general cargo, In
GLIDING bananas, pines and other Ha.
waiian products. This vessel carries
the mainland mail.
SQUALLY WEATHER is reported
some six hundred miles out from Ho,
nolulu by the Matson Navigation
steamer Hilonian. which wirelessed the
agency Of Castle & Cooke last evening
that she was steamirg through strong
northeast winds with moderate seas
The vessels position is given as 612
miles from Honolulu ut the time OF
sending the dispatch.
| ,-t4,.r ,5} ~
THE MATSON Navigation steamer
Lurline, from San Francisco to Homo.
lulu, Is believed will arrive here on
Tuesday afternoon. according to a
wireless message received by Castle
4 Cooke last night, which stated that
the vessel was 400 mics of port with
everything all right.
i THE STEAMER Alameda Is due to
u oiiAsS VII tHc lpTt AZ udyIIBHt -toHluT'
row and reach her wharf on or about
O'clock, according to the latest wire
less advices received, from the ship
The Alameda lis bringing large gen
eral cargo and ninety passengers.
THE UNITE ESTATES battleshlI
South Carolina, during nor test on Aug
ust 2Si made 1888 knots pcr hour fol
four hours, attaining maximum Of
2o.52 knots. which is the festest rccort
made by ships Of her class.
He s, .
|, THIRTY DAYS out, from Redondo
the American schooner W., II, Marstor
has, not yet been reported as arriving
at Hilo. The vessel Is bringing out
shipment OF lumber consigned to Cas-
/, tie & Cooke. .at.
THE MATSoN Navigation liner Lur
line from San Francisco with genera
, cargo and passengers. shoh,d arrive u
! the port on Tuesday afternoon, nc
, cording to the present calculations o
her agents. u,
II THE OIL TANKER washtenaw
I which sailed from here on October q
] and incidentally befouled the harbo
with oily bilge, is'reported to have al
rived at San luis yesterday. ~.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05

iefal Of the Territory to institute pro
teedIngs OF ejectment against the par.
.tfes above referred to; and
j Whereas, It would be inequitable
TO now disturb them In their posses.
sion thereof and claims therein. and
At Is desirable that their rights there.
in should be recognized by law:
4 Now Therefore Be 1t Resolved, that
It IL the 0lhse of the Legislature Of the
Territory OF Hawaii In special session
assembled that the parties holding
the lands as hereinabove referred to
be not disturbed In their possession
thereof and claims thcsein until the
present land laws are modified or
amended 20 az to enable thtm to per.
feet, their title under more favorable
and Just considerations. IL
"Bo II FURTHER Resolved. that certi.
fed copies OF this resolution be trans.
nitted to the Governor Of the Terri.
tory. the Attorney General and the
Commissioner OF Public Lands"
w. J. COELHO.
Senator Second District.
|. Senate Chsfnber. Honolulu, No
vember 4, 1909,
a. At the converting Of the Senate
after a short recess taken at IL
o'clock. Clerk Wise read a commu-
|.nication from the House stating that
the members cOncurred In the
amendments made In Concurrent
Resolution No. 1.
Harvey, before the Senate took q
recess until, this afternoon at z
o'clock, suggested that the members
take up the consideration Of certain
clauses regarding the exchange Of
government lands.
| Makekau moved that the consid.
Grafton OF the matters be deferred
until 2 o'clock In order to enable tho
Hawaii members to 60 down to SEE
the Mauna Loa leave for Hawaii
He said he wanted to speak on thu
subject extensively. Carried.
Il . A o. 10
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05
SAIL TUESDAY
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per stmr. Mauna Loa, for Kona and
Kau ports, Nov, Mrs. +. Gomez, =.
Peck. Rev. A. S. Baker. Mrs. Ray, Mrs.
Robinson, DR.. Derby, Mrs. Geo. Robert
son and 2 children.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05

III. iadast44iA Edition Of ths
|1vSnin6 Bulletin, wrapped
seels ~ mailing. 30 cent? at B III !.
LnfjM oMlNe 20.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05

. n >
THE ATLANTIC ocean In the vicin.
ity. OF Cape Hatterss has become a
rendezvous for many nautical wonders,
according to the shippers OF ships ar;
irving at New York. Recently one
captain reported sighting twenty dead
whales. which were being consumed
by thousands Of sharks In that vicinity
Another ship reported the sighting Of
q school Of more than eighty whnles In
lively pursuit OF millions Of mackerel
The captain Of. another vessel has
brought In a story Of the Gulf stream
running backyard or Cape Hatteras
and now Captain Ortel Of the steam
ship bradford. brings the story that
huge hyipg Ash. flaming red in color
PROPELLED by their tails and carrying
long swords In front of them, abount
on Cape Hatteras.
THE GASOLINE. tug, .Kaena ma,
added fresh laurels to her reputation
by successfully towing several largel
vessels. including the schooner s. @
Wilder, which was handled by ths
little vessel when the schooner wal
being shifted from Haokfeld to Bishop
wharf the other day..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05
Local AND clNERA[

: rSss Do a,srsi Sssisyss Pad ssf sssls
~ the eulistln eslee Ter Ave cents,
10 en- Inch thick, mad Sa Of tNe hans
uttd d6sses q sesu sussk. OK ~ Z
quarter. $3.50, s.l t.Ei--
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-05

THE OIL TANKER washtenaw,
which sailed from here on October 25
and incidentally befouled the harbor
with oily bilge, .is'reported' to have ar.
lived at San Luis yesterday. ...