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New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
NOT A DRINK IN FOUR DAYS
But Park Employe Beat Camel-Hasn Z
Had One Since Bryan S Defeat.

one of the camels IN the central Park
n'enage-ie has not taken drink in four
davs- AS any sort or p camel can refrain
from drinking for eight days. the abstain
ing OF ono OF Bill Snyder charges did
not cause any worry among the ulenaEerte
attendants yesterday But, who'd he a
camel. anyway" they asked.
The report Of the freak performance -
the diEnified beast Of the desert penetrated
even TO the upper floors Of the Arsenal
That's nothing" said one Of the depart
me0t officials. when ne heard of the cam
els self denial ct haven't had A drink
since E-vsn was defeated For the last time
Probably that came has lost his taste for
Cro-on water"
Has the camel taken one -et7" was tho
question asked ny most OF the Arsenal
force as they. departed late IN the evening
But no one knew
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
"LlFER" BUILDS EIRSHIP
Prisoner in Queens County Jail
Is Completing a Machine.

Under a sentence Of life imprisonment
there is man IN the Queens County jail
in Long Island CITY. who is building a
flying machine but he does not want 70
talk about his invention az present The
prisoner is Harry Britton. who pleaded
guilty 10 a charge OF extortion. and was
sentenced under the ha5itual criminals act.
When a message asking for an interview
on the subject Of his invention was sent
20 Britton yesterday he sent back word
that ne expected to have his machine com
pleted in a week or ten DAYS, and that in
the mean time ne did not wish - talk with
any one about the machine or attempt to
demonstrate IT,
Sheriff Quinn. when asked about the air
shin. said The man is making some kind
OF a conrrIvauce. which he says is flying
machine, ana that is all 7 know about
IT, lie SAYS when he finishes it ne viii tell
ne all about it,"
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York. Thursday. Septem
ber %, 1910.
ARRIVED

Steamer Monroe Newport News and Nc--cIs
the Old Dominion - Co. with passengers and
ndse. Left Quarantine at 80 2
Steamer Charlois Dutch. tankl. Antwerp.
Passed Fire Island 3;30 . m
Steamer CITY Of 81 Louis, Savannah S@ptenn-
her 10. 70 the Ocean Sc co. with passengers and
mdse- Left Quarantine at a m.
steamer El nia. Galveston September 10. %
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Left Quar-
antine a CD "a m.
Steamer Panama. Cristobat September Ii 80
the Panama Railroad S. Line. with I7A pa,sen-
gers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar a,
l a m.
Steamer Orihamme tBrl. Rouen September q.
70 Philip Ruprecht. In ballast Arrived at the
BAR n 6.8O a IN.
Steamer Niiinocket Stockton Me. to the
Great Northern Paper Co with paper vessel "a
A II Bull q Co Passed In Quarantine at 8 81
q
Steamer Troquois IacksOuvilie September "a
ana Charleston ~. 10 the Ctvde So co. with
passengers and mdsc Left Quarantine 10 ..
a
Steamer Graf Walderses Ger. Hamburg Sep
tsmber II 10 the Hamburg American Line with
ga cabin and $40 steerage passengers and mdse
Arrived the bar 9.2O a n.
Steamer Trent fBri. Bermuda September -
10 SanderSou & son. with al passengers mails
and mdse Arrived he Far ~ ~ a IN.
Steamer Fnnisnroot tEaTi F7wey S@ptemher 8
WITH china eiay rn Hammill 4 Gillespie veSss
a. lanes "A Eiwel 90. Arrived At the Bar
a ?
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
BRIDGE CONTRACTOR LOSES.

Justice Whitney refused yesterday "a
grant a mandamus 10 John Williams the
bridge contractor, 10 compel Bridge Com
mlssioner Martin 70 award MIN the con-
tract 10 fnish the construction OF the bridge
across East Chester creek Williams said
~ his application that his bio of 81 on0 was
8 aaj lower than the bid Of snare & TrleEt
vho received the contract
In opposing the issuance Of the writ the
CORPORATION Counsel said that there were
several Judgments outstanding against
Williams. and also that ne had defauited
on afher contracts
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
WILL OFFER MASS At SEA
Detective Gets Unusual Reward
for Returning Wallet.

Some time in the forenoon on Sunday
hen the French liner La Lorraine Is III
Atlantic Monsignor Fouchet, Bisnop
Of Orleans, will celebrate mass for the re-
nose the souls of the wife and daughter
of Lieutenant George T. Lesson. OF the DE-
tectfve bureau Of this city
The Bishop and Lesson did not know OF
each other until the departure Of the Lor-
raine yesterday for Havre- Then they net
and the detective handed the churchman
wallet containing his ticket on the Lor-
rafne. 400 francs. a money order for 10000
francs. and $50 in American money, which
he had lost
Nonsignor Fouchet offered Lesson
monetary reward. which he declined The
Bishop Of Orleans wanted to do something
for the detective. however, and both being
Roman Catholics. the French Bishop prom
ised to say mass at sea on Sunday for Lee
sons wife and daughter. who died several
months ago.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

steamer Katie Nor, Port Antonio ss2'srns-r s-I
Is 70 the Atlantic Fruit Co. VIII A'
sfsamsr K6~niSir Isaiss Ger, Genoa septeH
Der 8 Naples 10 and Gibraltar -. to .-zs~s
90 with 345 cabin and az storage
and mdse. Arrived az the Rsr az 80 .sS--be- II
Steamer Moulus. New orleans SepIsiLa. Sp. 80
10 the Southern Pacific %, with passe"-
r1ds~ Left Quarantine at a m - .-,,-r
Steamer Ingsianzsn fGerD. BsTcsios.ea 80 : f-for
% san Fsliu D. Seville S~pten1Der a at-,le-I a.
Q 70 the Cans SIS Line. with m0se-
steamer Jurs CBrl. IloiIo July . MARIA n p5r, -
said o. Oran september and 81 Micn&slss -
20 Punch. Edys & ca. with n1dse- Ar1tss0
s,eanner Ceramics 1Br1. santos sspssH1oer :
and Barbados Is. 70 Busk q Daniels VI - 81 - :,
sengers. mails and ndse- Arrived al 1ns rai
stesrler obidense cNor,. Port Antonio sePse1., '..
Der IL 10 the Cunso Importing o. VI"
Arrived the Bar al $ a m n, r,,,sro-
steamer Gloria de Larrtuaza tBrl- Bue5.o -
Ayrss = S-a-5enas II Nsvport views
rs and Boston 81. 20 Barber Co. @ Il.n :. s-5s
s-nsers and rndse- Arrived az the bar AZ '-
stsar1e- silv-rasi- (Br). Guantanamo Auzus5
80 santiago 81 Manzanillo ssptsrno-T s.t a..
r1dse Arrived az the Bar st 20 2 ~, -
Stssu.- ChsrIots CDutch). Antwerp Ssptsrlaer
o - PbfIip Puprscht IN ballast Anchored IN
S,.sn,s- CS,bsns drIbaul Cardsnas etc. % IRE
Munaon SIS CO with mdse Passed m S3i'
st.s-,s 9bs. Ger, Baltimore ror Bremen -
Psss~d IN SANDY Hook az s:11 m --..--n,-
II and Queenstown IS. 70 the Cunard : -.
Ltd with $50 cabin and lbs steera-e .
senSers mails and udse- Arrived AZ tn@ h
at q 81 . -..-h.- -
Steamer Rhein Ger, BaItin1ors sep'snnsr m =.
20 Oelrf-h4 z. Co fvth - cabin ard = 49,
sz- passengers in transit. and 1ndss ArriV7l
at the Bar ~
Steamer Guiana Cuban. Caibs-fsn septsn -
8 Nstanzas 10. Cardenas u. Sa-ua u snu -
vaua Is 70 the Munsou Ss Line- Win tIi-77-
Arrived q the Bar at T:40 n
Steamer Chariois CDutchl. Antwerp S@p = -.
5 TO Philip Fuprscht. IN ballast Arrived a. lH7
Bar al $50 ? m -.
steamer Atlantis CNor,. Puerto Plata Sep5srl.- pl-
ber Is and Boston u. 10 Barber & 90. N pai1s--
Arrived at the Bar az sos m
Steamer CoIoufa tBr csblsl. London Ssptern-
Noe- g. or Ambrose Channel LiSntsnip l"-"e
pE1. vr-t-5
south, nght breeze. clear light sea
SAILED.
Steamers Ia Lorraine (Fr). Havre. Iicnten-
feIs GCfer1 Porr said. T-isonis CBrl, Naples Re
d'Ttana UtaD Naples. Mexico, Havana A.
nlirante (8ri. Kingston. Dunksld tBrj. View porl
News: Californian. Puerto Mexico; Hsnliitcn,
Norfolk and Newport News; Santiago. SortoiH
and Newport News. City % savannah SaNan
nah COncho- Galveston: Detrhfne litaIl- fSai'l-
more: Minnesota (cSOr1. Baracos. Sabine, BruT--
wick
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
BOY OF Is HELD AS BURGLAR.

William Monaghan. the sixteen-year-oI old
boy. whose arrest on Thursday as he was
trying to escape from the apartment house
at No. 526 West t74th street after robbing
Mrs. Mabel ]. quinn caused a sensation
I'm the neighborhood, was held for trial
by Magistrate Freschl, in the Harlem po-
lice court, Yesterday morning. Bail was
set at S1o0oo. Masked with a blue hand
kerchief, Mrs. quinn SAYS. he compelled
her at the muzzle Of a gun. TO give him d
gold watch and chain. lie then started for
a window. Mrs. Quinn stopped him. but
let 20 her hold when Monaghan struck her
IN the Jaw. Detective Davis. of the Cen
tral Office, arrested Monaghan in the cellar
OF the building. He is the son of the
ianitor.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
TALK OF BROOKLYN Il STRIKE
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
Active Among Motormen.

From some source. unknown 70 the Brook
Ivn Rapid Transit officials, report orig
mated Yesterday that the Il ulotormer
of the road intended 10 strike. The MINOR
probably was Que 10 tbs fact that. follow
ing the discharge Of some Of the rnotormen.
the organizers of the brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers became active among the
q rnOtormen.
The organizers are said to claim that 50
per cent Of the men are ready 30 go on
strike IL the BROOKLYN Rapid Transit does
not re-emplov the discharged men The
n1otormen say that oniv a small fraction
OF thei- number have Joined in the strike
movement.
The headquarters of tho brotherhood is IN
Cleveland. Warren stone the general or
ganizer has been in Brooklyn lately work
ing among the members ~ the two local
lodges the Kings County and the Brooklyn
Terminal
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SHRIVER AL0FT 500 FEET
Makes Thrilling Flight of II
Miles in p Minutes.

Garden CITY, Long Island. Sept % tSpe-
ciaD--ExceedinE by one hundred feet the
highest fight made by Claude Grahame-
White here last night. Tod Shriver thrilled
a large crowd Of spectators by flying cvel
the aviation field and making a cross
country flight tonight
He rose 10 a height OF five hundred feet
then turned and flew off toward Meadow
Brook. passing Westbury and the Motor
Parkway. after which he returned and cir
cled the Mineola fair grounds for severa
iaps Passing over the grounds he circlec
the tall pole on TOP of the courthouse
then few of toward Hyde Park and re
turned 10 Garden City over the hotel
Shriver was I'm the air twenty-one min
utes and covered distance or seventeen
miles He hopes to go out for the endur'
ance record tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

Bows Outftting IN our stores
profit by the great volume ~
our mems outfttIng business
I'm buying wOOlens for u-
bows suits. in buying sbiy.
shoes and everything else ber,
wear
Naturally we have faciIifs,
and advantages which we coas
hardly expect if we outftt4d
bows only.
Of course the standards ~
our mems wear prevail IN bows
outfiitting-few bows Outftterv
demand such universally higb
quality.
Prices reasonable though.
ROGERS PEET & COMPANY
Three Broadway Stores
Warren ST. 18th 81 s4th r
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Havre sept - 1870 m-Ia Ssyote lFrl,
New York. 10. 81 Andrew tBrl. New iorN
St Michaeis. sept 21-Ron1s G7r,. New York for
Marseflles-
er,,thsr1,for Sauv 12-Matsstic tBrb. New York
via Plymouth and Cherbourz-
NAMES sept - 4 . rn-Koniztn Albert 't-er}-
New York land proceeded for Genoa
Rotterdam sept - a u-Heorrer1an tDutcn,-
New York via Plymouth and Boulosne' -
Nev York Dutch. tank. Ne~ Fo-N
bahia Sept 21-Easte-r Prince tBr)- New 1or6
via Psrnsnbuco for Rio De Janeiro ana
Port said Sept c-Svszi CRrp- New To-E tor
Alden sinEapore etc. Buffalo Ger, Ne0
N,ntevtdso Sept 2c-MeIderskin CSo-,. I1uiqus
for New York
NapIe- SEPT 22-Carpathia fBr). View York
Queenstown Sept -. 12-4o H1-C-ean1c 81
(frou1 Southampton and Cheroours)' New
Alztsrs 5e,- en-I.1-rths- Castle C8rl from Ma
r.lal New York. 22f. katuna tBrl trorn
Calcutta and Colombo Boston and New
York.
Perrin. Sep 21-RenIsy CBr) from Manila, New
Tcrk-
New York
Patras Sept f5-Ciulfa AUST. Nsw York
Genoa Sept f9-virxfnia 1taD. New YORK
PASSED
Perrin Sere cc-Bisl4v CBr}. Nsv York via Oran
and Ader FOR Singapore. etc
Cspe Point sept .c-Niwaru CBrl- New YORK "a
81 vincent 2 =. for Melbourne Sy1ney- etc
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
BEGAN ON THE TELEPHONE
Brokers Manager Makes HoteI
Board Operator His Wife.

The announcement Of the marriage OF
Harry S Kelly and Miss Bessie June
Cooper. made Yesterday by Mr. keity
mother Mrs. Archer Vance Pancoast. OF
No s1s West I'D street. disclosed romance
that began over the telephone
Miss Cooper used to be telephone oper-
ator in the Hotel St. Andrew. at Broadway
and 72d street. where Mr.. Kelly was man
ager of a brokers' branch office. They saw
a good deal of each other, and after
years acquaintance they decided TO wed
The wedding took place at noon on Iues-
dav at Mrs. Pancoasts home MI keity
is about thirty years old and graduate OF
Harvard
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
ENDS SUFFERING BY SUICIDE
Esn Shoots Himself TO Escape Tort
ures Of Rheumatism.

Car Oeo. ffty-ave years old. Tor Years
6 supe--nteudeu- IN ? candy manufacturing
concern and VINO lived Al No. 107- webster
avenue. Tbe Bronx. rather tnan suffer
longer 1he mains 0f rheumatism commit
re6 suicide yesterday afternoon by shoot
ruE
During rhe summer ced had an attack
of rheur,arsm which laid him up for three
months EIe told his wife and MS daUEh-
rer thai Il he was cured and ever had
sroraer attack ne would XII himself Tour
DAYS zEo he was again compelled 10 take
q hls bee
Abour 4 ofclcc4z IN the afternoon. while
t.s wife snd daughter were IN the kitchen,
rre- resyd shot. and on going 10 the
bedroom found 0ed ly1nE On the floor with
= revolver - his hand. He had shot him
Eef through the brain
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
HELPED BY ". Z. D. STOKES
Ansonla 8 Proprietor Tries Hard TO Get
Prisoner Released.

W 2 n. Stokes. proprietor Of the Hotel
Ausonia- pleaded IN the Tonbs police court
--eSterd5- for the release of Elliot A
tiaasemau. salesman for the Lsauterbach
Art Galleries 80 No l49 Broadway. from
which concern according TO the charge. he
stole a s. check issued by Mr Stokes in
% vu1er7r for painting
First Mr.. Stokes begged Herman Lauter-
bach head of the firm. 10 drop the case
ana then said openly that he would rein-
rurse him FOR MS loss - ne abandoned the
proceeding
i.auternsch demurTed. however and Mr.
Stokes asked that the case he put over
until Monday. and employed Edward car
pei a. counsel for the prisoner. Mr Stokes
explained his interest iD the man hv saw
ing that he had taken liking 10 him and
wanted 10 help him out knowing that he
had mad hard time 10 get along
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
TRAINING SHIP AT BERMUDA.

The Board Of Educa ton received a cable
message yesterday from Lieutenant Com
mander Ray II Everhart. g. s n. who is
conducting tine cruise OF the training ship
Newport, AT Hamilton. bermuda, saving
that all on board were well The Newport
u due IN home waters ver1 soon.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
WIND DELAYS ALPINE FLIGHT
American Aviator Makes Trial Trips,
but Does Not Rise Above 1900 Feet.

B-ieE. Switzerland. Sept THE weather
was clear but cold TO-DAY and strong
--Ir6 tleu over the Stu1uiou Pass Mr-
We mann. r1e American. and the Peruvian
aviator. George Chavez. decided not 10 at
tempt rp Cross tho AIMS from here t.
Lifsu- ftsI-- on account NJ the wind
During tire morning WeTmau0 made
th-ee f-ial flights 10 test his motor. bur ~
~ time reached = height greater than
an feet To clear The mountains an alti-
tude Of a bout 7.ass feeE must he maintained
during he first half hour of the --ip-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
FOR AEROPLANE RESERVE
Army and Navy FavOrS PROPOSE
tion for EirShip Fleet.
PLANS PROMISED SUPPORT
J. B. Ryan Lays Matter Before
Both Arms of Service-Re-
cruiting Now Going On

z.-s,-s7--or. serr- John Barry Kan
.o7 of Thomas F. Ryan the Ne"
-,,-,Iff--1iilionaire. spent TO-DAY IN iil7
s75 Navy DEPARTMENTS. and drove ti4 o-i'
~fsls into q state Of enthusiasm over ~
r-oposition 70 provide the army a1o iiz
,-t . =ee- o@ ai-ships that would au-
--,an- -re1endously the offensive ana aelsi'-
ss,-e powers of the twin services
The zrr--acrlve feature ~ NJ fNa-
--ooosi-ior was its economical sioe' h@ u.
MT ask 2 dollar Of government money p
-s-,,-, for the creation Of reserve o.
-bo,-- g thousand aeroplanes that might "
called irr7r7e.5isfely into service nS tt@ EoN
e-,-,e~- n tine Of need Nhat ~ -l0
nm --as -he moral support ~ ne Nv" ue-
---.er7-s IN ire creation ~ me
s,-.i-s1 reserve and this Was pTou1lSe-1
,.-, b-- General Allen, chief siEIlaA oTl'ei
-, naturally looks after aeroiis q "a
-.,--s-s For the War Department ano os
,-.nSain FLETCHER. in charge o. mater rial -
- ztz-t,a-res a similar function for the
raHy- 49, ao+,;re5
~-o-, each branch or he seTNlOe 10
-, 80 ae-nnauticaI reserve in an ao-
- .s-,sC,.v and 10 assist IN the or
--.-tza+3ar of the reserve on military lllits-
--.-.,7 rr5- and there viii be nlanoeuNres
z 5-fus - 7-cuare for actual warfare
--As--e ain l,a made 10 develop aeropianes
+, ,s-e- size than those now II use 80
- --s,eno-+ q corporal's guard and 10
- s,re7cien- ammunition for effective
-. ,,-,-,- Altogether, Mr.. Ryan's propo-
80, s7pesled very strongly 80 All lne
.--,-z, and navy officers with Vlolh III
talked
-.-,e - an established thing Al
-,-ese-rr recruiting work IS gong on ~.
- 4ra biE axiato-x have Joined as nav
-. -,ar all over the country F'resi-
s.r+ -sf- and Secretary of the Navy MeEe1
.ra str L, be IN favor Of the Organization
A-onr the ai-uren who have heooIr-
---s--,Le-s s-e Glenn II C1lrtiss. Char'es r
willard. Walter r. Brooktns, tIreetey .
,--r-+ixs Gardner A. Hubbard Ralph Jof'-
sroue and Clifford B Harmon, Wno mas
been aupoiu1ed chief OF staff
NJ RYAN Is commodore The general
1,asrd Of the cn-ps viii comprise t1erherL
Z ss-7erlee. Co-tlandt Field Bishop Pro-
lessor a. Lawrence Hotch- OF Harvard,
Charles Il Allen OF New York M Har-
mon and NJ Ryan The secretary or Iae
hoard is r r Sinclair. OF New York
other members who are not engaged IN
=e-1al work are Governor Gilchrist o.
Florida who Is vice-c0mmodOre OF the
Southern States. Mayor Fitzgerald Of Bos-
Ton Russell Alger. Augustus Thomas, John
E4avs Hammond. Vice-President T Z.
Fv-nes Of the New York. New Haven &
hartford Railroad. Allan A Ryan Gov
srnor Draper Of Massachusetts and others
The headquarters viii be IN the old Lenox
mansion ~ Fifth avenue and Sth street
which is being renovated.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23

Destination and steamer. Close in y Y = NJ
Japan. Corea. Philippines via Vic
torial-Empress Of China --...-.- Today & a
Samoan Islands. New Zealand. Aus
tralia tvia san Franciscol-N-eiIes- Sept Is. e-sl
Hawaii (via san Francisco'-Sierra-- Sept 70. Ga
Hawaii Japan. CCrea, China (vta
san Frsneisco,-Chivo Marl. Sept 20. ca,
Francisoo1Et S TransDort. - sept 80. s:sl
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
SIX MONTHS FOR KICKING GIRL
Real Estate Broker VIII Spend That
Much Time or the Island

Charles Allen Brown. q reaI estate broker
90 So - Court street BROOKLYN who was
arrested early on "Wednesday morning after
3 quarrel with E1-I IN the street. was sen
fenced 70 the v-pTkhouEe for six months By
Magistrate Esriov 10 Tne West SIDE police
cou~t vesterGsE. re vas charged with as
eaur h~ Mildred p Mason. with whor1 he
had been living
Brown complained 70 The police that the
Ei~' vas botheCnE him but early on
Wednesday, morning. IN 109th street near
yzn7s5eH5a-1 avenue. Patroi-nan CLANCY. OF
r-e W-es- 100th street Fys-iOu- saw tim kick
ire El~-. and arrested him.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

"a Toursine reported i-230 miles east II
SauG,- Hook ~ 7:i5 a n YESTERDAY Is expected
70 dock Sunday forenoon.
The Baltic. reported $50 miles east ~
SANDY Hook al 40 a YESTERDAY is expected
n dock Sunday forenoon
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise. 5.4T. sunset. 5,57, moon rises S.4s;
moon : age 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-23
TRANsPACIFTC MATLs

C'oppename. Psrau1 bo. DV-I II 40 n
4 Izon4uln. Brunswick
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19
We HAVE With Us
At THE YOUNG.
Saturday, February 10. .

II. P. Faye, Kekola. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
B. Hofgaard. Waimea Mr.. and Mrs,
A. S. Wilcox. Kauai; j. l.. Hjorth,
Kauai; Mrs. w. Y. de vries, Eleele:
g. N. Wilcox, Kauai; Mrs. w. G. Rice
Kauaim W. h. Schoening. Hilo; Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Cussette, Chicago
Mrs. A. A. Wilson, Hilo; Mr.. an. Mrs
H. p. Dickinson. Vancouv,,, ca
SEWN, Hakalauih r. X Elgin, MANU-
kona; Mr., and Mrs. B. o. Brown
springhelr, H.: S. Parker, Jr.; Mr.
and .ars. r. Harmed: Mrs. l.. NJ. Har
vey; Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Greenwell;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8. Smith, Edmonton
Canada.
Friday, February is.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Macfarlane, Chey
enne, Wyo.; c. F. Harms, New Yorl
City; Margaret Harms, Minnie Harms
Freida Harms, New York City; Mrs
X. WulK, New York City; Mr.. ant
Mrs. T. Weir, Salt Lake City; Mr.. an,
Mrs. G. H. Vance, Los Angeles, Cal.
DR.. c. A. Castle. Los Angeles. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Pixley, Orange
CAL: Francis Pixley, Orange. Cal.
j. p. Myers, Berkeley, CAL; z. l.
Smith, San Francisco; Stanley Whit
aker. San Francisco; G. Whitaker, Sar
Francisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-02-19
: PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per stmr. Klnau from Kauai ports
Feb. 19.-H. p, Faye, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
b. Hofgaard, Rev. S. Sato, Mrs. ID. X
Hayselden, ]. Gomez. Mai. Willis. Mrs
Billson Mrs. Macfarlane. ]. l.. Hjorth
Mrs. w. II. Rice. Miss Lee Toma
Miss C. Stewart Mrs. w. ]. de Vres
Mrs. G. White, w. c. Parke, Mrs. l.. c
Steele, T. OBrien, c. Billson, B. l.
Beale, G. F. Herrick, A. S. Wilcox
Mrs. Wilcox.
Per stmr. Mauna Kea. from Hawai-
and Mani ports, Feb. 19.-F. d. Smith
Mrs. Theo Richards. James Harvey
Mrs, C. II. Kleugel, Mrs. Dillingham;
~, 7. Allen, Major Dunning, s, NJ
Damon. A. II. Hobson, Bishop Libert
u. w. Barnard Geo. Tullock, II. r. El
gin, DR.. A. G. Wall, ID. II. Davis L
@. Taylor, Mrs. G. Spencer. Robt. Hor
liner, NJ. r. Jameson, 8. Parker, Thos
Murray, II. Richard, A. J. Splitter,
Ambrose, w. T. Robinson. II. Rosen
berg, II. c. Riley. a.