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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
NINE. MILWAUKEE,"
LATEST MILLlNER

MILWAUKEE,. March 3--Fur e.
Milwaukee wife can have q hat
made. Tho city wiil 80 the Job for
that price Millinery b. the latest
enterprise added 90 the list 81 &C.
uvlfica Of the municipality ], ID
destined. members Of the school
board believe. 20 BE- ~ aH great
benefit % the public as some Of
the other municipal enterprises
Ihn mllJnera alone will have
csuae Tor complaint Il 10 expect.
"a that they viii rise up In protest.
and they mag be given the assist
ance Of the union
The 81 hat making will be done
BY the students AZ the new girls
trade school DreHsmHking also
viii be- done for the pnpulace At The
same Institution ~ prices much
less than uuuAlly charged
TAe committee has decided upon
aiding scale Tor making dresses
Whether the price viii depend
upon the sire n the gown ~ upon
the amount ~ trimmings and ia.
inks has not been determined
Dance a, pFeamland lonlght 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
ALL UNIONS
WILL STRIKE
At MIDNIGHT

PHILADELPHIA, March a. A
general strike Of union iaberers In
Philadelphia, 20 be effective a. mid
nipht tomorrow, vas proclaimed ~
! o'clock THE worning by the Central
labor Union o. this city.
According 90 the ultimatun the
leaders declared would be issued 10
day. u the officials of tho Phil.
adelphls Rapid Transit company re
considered their determination not
70 arhitrsse before tomorro~ even
no, the striks will be rascinded.
The meeting al which the strike
was proclaimed was IN favor Of a
general ~alksvt. The leaders 80
umsted more than 100000 ssorkinu
men and women would heed the
unions order.
Dispatches iron, the labor unions
- Ssn Francisco add Chicago offer.
no financial support IN the event 81
= general strike ~rre read. They
called forth wild applause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
RNAC0R TIES NURSE
HEROINE OF WRECK


SPOKANE March Passengers
% che. wrecked Oriental Limited are
mhrveiinH to-day over the small loss
oLllfe. that occurred when the train
ran Into "a rock slide at MILAN. THE
comfy yesterday afternoon. The
engine and five ears were wiped ont
by the collision and fire that fol
lowed, while the loss ~ life WAS only
one man. the fireman. Edward Nil
Tor ~ Hillynrd. None Of the dozen
or more who were injured are ae.
riunsly hurt
Miss Miriam Rogers. aged co. a
nurse ~ Anacertea. ~ the heroine
~ the wreck Hhe took personal
charge II the care 81 the Injured
before the coming 81 the relief
train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
FLOOD SITUATION
SERIOUS

Northern Pacific aua flreat NaTth-
egu trains are being sent over the
Northern Pacific tracks through the
Cascades Thh food situatlon O. Sc
r.aas buf has not TIED 40 the traffic
as set
Tire chicago. Milwaukee a FuEet
Sound has been dead fsr eight days
with nn hope ~ any immediate re-
lief Serious arprcheusinn f. felt
That fhe Northern raeiflc lines 60
Portland wiH he washed out ~ ths
high waters
Colder Waafher OBJ the caNcadsa
ieads railroad officials 60 hope that
the uow difficulty alll b. overcome
in few DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
W. ". SMITH WINS
WILL SUE STATE

WINNIPEG, Man. March 3-~W.
". Smith, slias Moore. wanted in
Seattle 70 snawer q charge of grand
larceny. defeated estraditlon pro
cesdings this morning, ard ~as Jn-
canditioneily released. He threat
ems damaes suit aasinst the state
Of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

McNeny had a ArFs elientage IN
Alaska az sell a. ~ this state
Through his lceai Attachments Mc.
Neuy little more thar Year aHo
Nun fnr himself q substantial fDr.
tune Ne war attorney Tor james
csusten. and ~ hla attorney tried
the case which resulted In Causten
winning a haif share in ihe fortune
made IS Captain narmetts. thr Alas.
IA finAnclrr and mining capitalist ~
Fairbanks
CAaaten'a elAim was that 30 eut.
fitted Darnefte hen the latter Was
on the yukon river making bis trip
&C. Fairbanks caustsn wr&hstRked
aarnctte. and contended that d was
by means 81 this xriibstake that
uaruetts VAS enabled fn complete
ths Journey which resulted b. his
founding tbs town of Fairbanks and
masing a fortune cot q mines In the
vicinity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
WAS WARNED
IN A DREAM

ln every great accident there f.
Ia survivor wh0 attributes his es.
cape f9 some supernatural agency
Charles Andrews. an engineer
living af LeafenwDrtb. says that
BE- uns warned BY e dream voice
~ some impending danger 20
deep vas the impression made
Hpon him that he arose from biz
BERN in the fsnln nt o'c'uck,
dressed and uent out and SAT hy
tho bunk house Fifteen minutes
after 81 loft the train Ne saw q
swept over mo brink Of che chasm
bY the avalanche
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
FIREMAN WHO WENT DOWN IN SLIDE
TELLS HOW HE GOT OUT ALIVE

EVERETT Wash, March ~ undor my enelne five
houra u showing hard pins up aepna uv heaa ~
hands which irec Twice save up ana sad ia An es S
hen the reaCucrs + - ~ ''' IN"
TITS The story OF Fireman Hates on tha .,,ic ~
No "a. the matt train who reached here from wcnaon
Y don't believe more than 30 dead
hard 60 toll Eveghlng - snow when lsft bey
has bodies" '' WI N'F
Is Gilmore brakeman on a rotary manasca IN esesce ana
reached here today tie reports the
conductor Ray L. foraythc OF So Iamea Mimi ana a pneen
OF chippewa Falls Milan also escaped "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
CHEER MOORE AT
BIG MONDAY
MEETING

The Moore MONDAY meeting %
fhe Grand theatre today was one N
tho most enthusiastic ~ the cam
p8igu Tho theatre Was packed with
cheering Moore adherenfs p a
Mcdonald presided Tho speakers
were % D. miller Judge Moore and
George r. Cotiofili
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

wALLA WALLA. March A.
Flood conditions hers are nsgeh i'm
proved today. ard while tns creeks
are still hlah. TIRE aanaer 10 past.
ara Ire waters are rseseira. Miii
efess IL Sltrln is banks tsoay, ard
she Danger stage 10 ever. v~ith small
damage done b. the water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

The legal battle was bitter Me-
Nsny. assisted b. Mayor John VI
Miller handled Canateu'n case from
ths beslnnlag unti ti vas concluded
"a successful vefdiet iu the ~.
prrme court Cor cauairn narnstte.
after the verdict. compromised ths
case. II @aa reported a. ths time
that McNrHY reserved for BE ser
vices a fes q more than See. oeo
Al TIRE time ~ bic death MrNsny
waa returuina from SOAP Lake
where 10 had n-eu t9 attend % LEGAL
business fof John + Rogers. TIRE local
real estate dealer. who sAa on tHs
train wtth MrNenY Rogers acocm.
panied 81 nine others tsft the snas s.
stalled train on Monday and made
his say easily in safety lie begged
NcNruy % accnmpaaY him bat
Rogers says thr latter refused un
derestisaatins ths danger frora snem
siiass
McNeny lived az iias gard Av
ife q survived hs a widow. shn IL
anxiuuaif hwaitinx ihe shipment af
hla bosy 30 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

LEWISTON. ldaho, March A.
saase river AZ thia point rae risen
- feet N four days ard continues
70 rise today. Tire Clearwater Ia
also coming 10 rapidly.
The United states weather bureau
reports continued rain ard warn,
Neather. Fteod conditions prevail
Throughout the territory ana al
points report hlah temperatures ard
rain. An vngsyaiiy heaxy snow
fat N the Fnogntains thrsasens tire
blageas ficada IN years
Ire city e Isolated to-day awe
for steamer accommodation With ~.
paria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

kALAMA. March 8.---rhs colara.
ga river ls s,lll rising to-day. ard 10
within three feet % tire high water
stage reached last Juns. Tire asrear-
Is full % fiossir0 legs ard debris.
Thc Co~iltx river bcoua 10 reporsea
10 have gore eus. ard ~ith Il ssW
srai raiillen feet % lags. which are
en- tnsir Nay 20 the sos. Tire de
layea passenger trains which ~ers
held here t.~s days have al pulled
eat fsr seassls. ara may oct threuah
to-day. There have been ne through
sralnA frcrs the Sound since Mon.
dsy morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

BOISE. laas March S-~Aithough
Boise and az southwestern Idaho
ls stiil cut off from the east on &C.
count o. ssaaheuts on the Oregon
shors Line. feed conditions are
greatly Improved to-day, ard "a 10 81.
psctea trains will begin moving late
to-day Ire waters IN az tributary
streams are recealnu to-day. but the
srake river 10 ssiii rising. and 10
causing damage 90 te~ns along ia
banks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
FLOODS DROP;
HEAVY LOSSES
LEFT IN WAKE
a. Isi,sa rrv..l

|WF HTTTI TfT9s-
CoIFAN, March MANY per.
sons rninaina, aorena % families
homeless ard penrliess. dwellings
ard business houses swept Ear from
their original sltes-thcar are some
o. the general features % the siood
that has devastated Coltax. To-Day
the waters are rccedine II ia ln.
peaalnle TO give clese estimate o.
the damage, hut Il will not run less
than $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
REBEL Ar MY WIPED
OUT; 800 KILLED

MANAoUA. Me. March 3.-By
Wireless 70 Colon.--Ths tote. roui ~
tho provisional array, under Chan1or
70. s~ho left 800 dead ard hundreds
wounded on The field of battle near
Tisrna. Is reported here today in %
felal dispatches from The scene %
conflict
This indicates that the insurgent
movement against mansaua has re-
suited dlaastrously for the insurree
tionists. and ere fercss 81 President
Madrr have saved the capital from
capture. Dispatches gay THAT Cham
orso escaped ~ith only io~ nativsa
ard Americans, the remainder o. HE
army being cot 20 pieces.
BLUEFtELDs, Me March 3--
provisionai officials today a.
nounesd their belief that the inter
vsnsion o. the United states IN the
troubled affairs o. hiosragus would
DO nsoassary. They are dieepssina
plans for an appeal 20 Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
NEW EDITION OF
REVISED BIBLE IS
NOW COMPLETED

LONDON March ; After az
years Of work a rev edition 81 a
revised version Of the new teata.
mvnt la ready foF publication here
The Nofk - that Of the late Df
Ffederlek u Scrivenef sud thr late
Professor Mnulton This edition
which contains full marginal ref.
efencnA was completed hy Drn J
Moalton and a. " Grecnup. The
hrNi edition u THE ueW version Waa
published In isqk bu, this one con
iained only abridged marginal ref
ereucaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

Fancior This dog madam
would b. cheap At sien Lady 1
would take him but Ina afraid ms
husband might object. Faneier
Madam, you can grt another bus
band much eaalef than a dog Ike
that Detroit NeHa Tribune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
1
|I /. CARROLL ROLL,
jS'i||RNs9 !!l!5I
| Il| THE COURT
Her Il Going to
-, Councilman Jim
I'..sy in Spite Of the
fMrtA

- ordered ey : VIII q w, s,1
ars. issued after : ~, ~.
n 4 he msri,s, to p'a ~. ' =,
. r reeser apea w M, N
slss 4 semcsrs'' -, sa,.t
!, .sanellmse tfen W &. 80. ~,
a..w Carroll 90 seHPsi''
\ 49, i 90 = -, a...t
...en sf carfolls rgie ~. y
= wdeg q the court
4. 81 Aaii saas doe no'
80 in,an cou~aY e cay,
ssaea 10 ne flfs, s1'0
- 8 escs again ensased
..,sssal fklearefy
-. Y sAe matter states
= Ia neekeF and cor.
". ,snsldnses teg nc r.puo.
s~'sasIoa from 'ae FITS
49, ras defeated tof 'N'
$500 ss@lnsslcu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

" SIS y caused b. fhe
\. asi.iio1 d snow anilI the
Y q sopaeaYy ma y loo
8 y atheaiss poNers b.
NAois simply fan
" aasaln slse
. caused b. sad
ss1ihef and rain Tho
SO iiaezes uafil IL ~
- aelid So then moro
g iog 81 thla ~ a
Aaa Fe4keuz the arlo
u. g ihe rock. ana az
aFis to a8dn ina
slide Is ronersli,
/ Aohs gathers terrinr
~'hsrlhE 10 every
~. a..h M vet slide a.
Asffy. and ifnls noi
Han sa loot renemilg
~ sirlng . sesk safsfg
eiKeau waillnriou
piled high Hifh AMOS
re entire distance
2ilisiais q NJ raliea,
ma ne track BE-
80 ifan rs position
Enpsrlsnce ha.
~ y. ~ snonslldes uan
l 'iafAa ana ne rirhf
aislooailng ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

!. a.axrnss. Al the pfimaFle .
!. ssalsals tpr ne ofi'ee a
q ssassr >, temocfal. ~se's y
uss sat sane q lTsAe
.e,man peckef fett'' ~
= snray q NJ democrat
g e ns<asr aeeiaed e mase ,is !.
q ga Asmocrss he arpes lea
'a'e no d plaes Ais nAsse " w y,
as saf Carroll refused
as { rossA Ma. I, weald BE- o.
- Al - 49,
- nok TIE matter in,o
y !. 90 a application ~ 9 !, s,i.
g ,rlhss compelling tAFfoll W
s ssns &c tAe cffieiAl eallo,
q 4 Am heard both sides of
- wsnssrxy H. On Aontay
- Carroll . pa lleessf :
aas Y. Z - Asiles Any ofsicial *
- rsua soa1 have oaeyra thc
Ass -. a "a cu4Ft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03
! lMVEhT DOWN
~ \ N0WSLIDE


~ =
&sAlf rhseh twepf ihe scores
4 nNtsn std tfainmeu 60
4 HsEgioa uas shat is
- AAaaz Sos fighters "a a
II ~ ! tulaetlon 70 a dr.
80 ies iks cry alsde Ia far
p kaag ant ikers IS 30 hope
s<g 4 - path tt travel
af=e swffsra~x and "a
- b stat Is teehnleAliv
- aerrT Which h Ia ~
HAF*isd. shtsh pieks %.
p ! iAe aii ard twists them
HsA mt ihe sane a. do
Fms u ne iiladis West
H.
fFfY i - vlolenf that IL
ssss ieot IL ti4mefsr ne
IA paiFiwlnd ROT onlv
T. slids ln pafh. sd
p - net Or either SIDE
- starr inssartiy. arrn AL
= Z mllss az hour. asH
= ~ snoN offer ~eizhH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

The best Of people need a little
'oninE up Nlth uhag isnt 60 good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

No Exchanges
All goods delivered earliest possible convenience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

Women's white cotton Knit Vests
III low neck. sleeveless style, finished
at neck in crochet yoke effect special
l5c
-BaHemeut salesroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-03

ssc-Children's Pcrcale Dresse
made in all-over apron. style, with wild
tucks in panel effect in front. an
short sleeves. Come in tan. Copenhs
gen and red. with small dot patterr
Sizes 2 TO years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30

but the conference last year retused to sc.
cept this, the majority holding that tn.
conference should elect the trustees, and
that the board ought to amend Its charter,
to make thai condition possible. This tn.
board contends It has no moral or legal
right to do. and It has refused to TAXI
Eleven Of the rnenbera Of the board viii
take the matter to The courts g!f the confer.
,enee gpresses for the amended charter, bur IL
,is belleved nc hing will be done after the
action this board In Tune COM aau-t
nicated to the sconfege nee, Ss 4 lS5ASs q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30

dolph,slacon system Of schools and co.'s
lleses. which has been wased for threeyears
on the floor OF the Virginia Conference at
the NJ cthodist Church. will be ana ly set
tied a the meeting Of that body in Rich
mond on November .,
conform to the expressed wishes will he re-.
ported to the conf ference at Richmond. and
IT. Is thought here hat the conference Will
not consent; 90 sfurt her proceedlnss. and that
the Aghts will be sdropped,
The trustee offered to report to- the con.
5terencd The aaaes of prospective trustees,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30

SIC. 900 warehouse at Salisbury N. CT:
$4,000 bank building at Richmond;
500 900 school building at Kentwood,
!.a. us. 900 theatre at Shreveport, La;
$4,000 warehouse, at staunton. Va:
;timore: $4,000 sch school, o. at peeos, rex;
$106. 900 Masonic Home at Montgomery.
Ala: 1000 church at I'll Pasco, Tex;
$4,000 bank building at Oak Ridge.
La: $4,000 church at Laurel, Miss;
$4,000 school building at Elton. La,
and $50. 900 college building at Salem,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
new INDUSTRIES
OF THE PAST WEEK

VI UuUe Uv~AUe ~ es1v
CONTINUED From First Page.)
ms, ". va, Incorporated with cap
ital stock Of $4,000 to develop coal
lands.
Ben Franklin Coal Company, Free.
port, Pa, will develop 700 acres VI coal
land near Moundsville W. VA and
plans q daily capacity Of 1000 tons Of
coal. sa
Union Foundry Company, Admission,
Ala. will build q 25o-foot addition and
increase annual capacity from 5000 to
$4,000 tons OF pipe.
White Lake Flooring and Lumber
Company, Houston, Tex. Incorporated
with a capital stock OF 100000 to
operate flooring and lumber mills.
silver Hill Mill and Mining Com
pany. Maria, Tex, incorporated with
capital stock OF $25o.ooo. sss
Barren River Stone Company, Bowl
ing Green, Ky, incorporated with q
capital stock Of $4,000 to quarry
stone. Sc
Simpson q Doeller Company. Balti-
more. Md, Is having plans prepared for
a printing plant, the, building and ma
Schinery to cost $4,000. Il
National. Lumber Company. Concord.
N. O.. Incorporated with capital
stock OF 100000.
Savannah Brick Works, Savannah,
Ga. incorporated with capital stock Of
$4,000.
Among the many buildings reported
as to be erected were the following:
Three million six hundred and fifty
thousand dollar Commerce and Labor
building. $2,220,o00 State Department
building. and $1,90o,0OO Department Of
Justice building at Washington; SIS
100000 Masonic Temple at Washing
ton: $4,000 courthouse at Triton, Ca;
100000 theatre at Baltimore; $4,000
freight warehouse and station at
Frederick. Md: $4,000 hotel at Cam
den. Tenn; $4,000 hotel at LaPorte.
Tex: $4,000 store building at Dallas.
Tex: $4,000 warehouse at Luray, Va;
$4,000 police station at Norfolk. Va;
$4,000 hotel at Wrightsville Beach,
near Wilmington, N. c.; $4,000 school
at louisville. KY; $4,000 store build
Ing at Chattanooga, Tenn; $4,000
store building at Norfolk. Va: $4,000
apartment and store building at Chat
tanooga. Tenn: $4,000 Castle Hall at
Dallas. Tex: $4,000 church at Ruston,
La; $4,000 college building at Abing-i
don. Va: two 100000 schools at Nor
folk: 100000 theatre at Baltimore;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
I Rocky Mount Tobacco Market
r9nAciai a ETNh a rim az. Diana tch I

Rocky Mount. n. G.. October 2s.-Recelpts
sof leaf tobacco have again been light,
amounting to only 10000 pounds for the
week. Offerings have been about Ike they
were last week In regard to quality. the
tnondescript, undecided types predomtnating.
though good many bright wrappers and
some medium good leaf have appeared.
Prices continue high. and are very salts
factory to the sellers. About 90 to IS per
fceipts from now on are expected to be
light, though will increase some when the
farmers have finished picking their cotton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
MATTER FOR CoSFER In, S ,.,:l

Fight Over randolph Macon system Of
Schools VIII tl'robably Re Settled. #
Lynchburg, Na.,S Octobe 80, he haliet !.
grow Ing hefe that he dght over tbs SRaa-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-10-30
TOBACCO BREAKS
LARGE |NMARkEIS

CONTINUED from First Page.)
but on the whole It Is as serviceable q
crop az we have had for some time.
Prices have held nrm from tho start on
higher level than prevailed last season.
ana the large corporations are buying freely
Tor both domestic and foreign account.
Redrted old tobaccos are active The
stocks are quite small
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-23

b.,lona Anc. IS.
II i RFHDTXFN. Am. schr.. ar. Gravs
!" H L. from Hon, Nav IS.
y q WRIGHT. Am. schr.. ar. s. F.
froIn Hama. April 26
HELENE. Am schr., from Tacoma for
Hon Oct. %.
tIIrp,.I-T.FS Am mo from Hon. for
= p Oct 81.
IrPz0GIN CECTLTE, Ger. So, from
ian for sydney. Nov. 9.
ET1O\IAN Am. 5. S. ar. s. T. from
Hon oct 81.
uoNGKONG NARU. jap. S. s. ar.
Hon. from So. Amer. ports. Oct. 80.
HONOIPU, Am. schr., ar. Hama from
:. f., Aug. %.
HONOLULAN, An. 5. ), from bal'l'
more for ;. F., Nov. ;.
HNADE~, Am. ;. :, ar. Hon. from
Seattle, Nov. %
INCA, Am. schr., ar Port Townsend
from Hon, July IS.
IRMGARD, Am. bkty from Redondo
for s. F., Nov. 6.
J. L. STANFORD, Am. bkt', ar foF'
Townsend from Hon, june "a
JAN F. H, BRUCE, Am scnf'' i'oH'
t. for Hllo, June u. E..
}. n. WEALTH. hN A. am 10 Sch''' lIon
Eureka Tor non, sept. =.
JEAN BAPIlSTE, fr. DIX, ar . l.
from Hon, Sept. 28'
JOHN ENA. Am. sp., ar Del bIeaA
water, July 81.
JOHN MEYER, schr., ar. Sydney Oct
81
KAIULANI, Am. bk., CeHy, ar. 8. T.
from Hon, Jan. II
kATHARlNE FAkh' br. ;. . from
lion. Tor NeWcaStie: OCT o.
; Kill IL Ian, pr ? = a. = Z" 0''S ~
from Hon. Nov. /.
KIYO NARU, Jap. S. s, from Hon
for So. Am. ports, Sept. %.
KOREA. Am. 5. s. from Hon. for Yo'
kohama, Nov. "A.
! KONA, Am. schr., from 8. F. for Hon.
June Z
! KYLEAIHOR. s. s, ar. Hon. from New
castle, Nov. IS.
! LADY ELIZABETH, Nor. bk., from
| Bremerhaven for Hon, March 8.
L'AVENIR, Belg. sp., ar. S. F. from
! Hon. Aug. y.
LANSING, Am. s. s. ar. Port Hartford
/ from Hon, Nav o.
LAHAINA. Am. bktn., from Newcastl,
/ for Hon. April S.
| LIDIOW. Am. schr., ar. Gravs Harbo1
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! MARINE. INTELLIGENCE

from Hon. Oct. -.
ARDMOUNT. Br. :. s. from Hon for
Ocean Island. oct. Z.
BALBOA, Am schr.. ar. Redondo from
HIo. June 3.
BENICIA. Am. bl... from Gravz Harbor
for KahuIui. Nov. Is.
BOErArI~. Am. schr, ar. Eureka from
HiIo. Nov. :.
BUNO' MARr. Jan. :. :. from South
American ports for Hon. Nov. p
c. :. HOLMES. Am. schr, ar RedoD8o
from IJlo. Sept. IS.
CAMANO. Am. schr., from Port Gamble
for Hon, Nov I.
CARRIrP DOVE Am se,r a. cr.v,
Harhor from s Feb :
CHINA. An. 2. 3, from Hon, far 8 T.
Nov, %.
CHIIO NIARI-. Jap. :. s. ar. Yok0ha-
ma from Hon. oct. -.
COLLINGHAAG. Br. :. s, ar. Hon. from
Baltimore. Nov. 16.
COLUMBIAN. Am. :. :. from HiIo for
:. F.. Nov. ~
COLI MHIA, An Sehr.. ar. kahu.uI
from Grays Harbor, Nov. II.
CONCORD. Am. schr., ar. Hon. from
Lavsan Island, Aug. 6.
CORONADO, Am. bkt., from Hon. for
$. F, June %
DANMARK, Dan. Blk, ar. s. F., from
Hon. Sept. %.
DAUNTLESS, Am. schE.r Jonsien,
ar Port Townsend from Hon, Jan. 9.
DAVID EVANS, Am. schr., ar. Port
Townsend from Pearl Harbor, oct. 49,
DEMABA, S. s, ar. Portland from
Hon, Sept. IS.
DEFENDER, Am. schr., ar. s. f. from
Hama, Nov. u.
. DUMFRIESSHIRE, Br. sp., ar. Victoria
from Hon, Oct %
EDWARD SEWALL, Am. SD, Quick,
ar. Philadelphia from Hilo. Oct. :.
ENTERPRISE, Am. 5. S, from Hilo
for 5. F., Nov. IS.
ERSKINE NJ. PHELPS. Am. sp., from
/ Norfolk for Hon, Aug. ,.
" ESPADA. Am. schr., ar. Grays HarboT
from Hon. Aug. Q.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-11-23
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For Waianae, Walalua, Kabu.,
Way Stations-'9:l5 a. NJ, 300 u M
For Pearl City, Eva Mn sns n
Stations-t7;30 a. N. .q.1s wy
'll:30 a. m, -2:l5 D. m. .s.oo
'5:l5 2. m,t9:30 ?. NJ, +ll:l5 npa.
For Wahiawa and LeilehuaN.l%caaa
N, '5:15 2. m, 1890 ,. m, tn. I
Inward.
Arrive Honolulu from Kabplr ",
lua and Waianae-"8:36 a. m " :s.,
p. N. vi
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Mn
Pearl City-T7:45 a. m, .s:se
Hop a m, LAO p. H., .4:2s-
'5;3l P. m, '7:30 .. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Wabi.v.
Leileh9ao,9;l5 a. m, tl:4O p. m, -,
The Haleiwa Limited, tv,
train (only frst-class tickets hono,s%
leaves Honolulu every Sunday Il nv
a. m; returning, arrive. in Honol,,'
at 1910 P. m. The Limited ston. , o,,.
at Pearl City and Waianae outv.,,
and Waianae, Waipahu and Pear nv.
inward
DAILY Except Sunday. tSnudav mi,
G. P. DEN1SON, F. c. SMITH
superintendent. ar