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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31

bonds also want something from the
courts to assure me that T would be
right in certifying the bonds With
litigation pending at this time and
things In such an uncertain state, do
not feel like placing my signature to
the bonds"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31

IN regard to the filtration plant
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31

A~W AAA+F
turbance is now
g ed over
Winnipeg attend
ed by light show
ers over the Brit
ish possessions
and the northern
Red river valley
and eastern Min
nesotas and heavy
rains over the At
lantic states. Else
where the wealth
er has been fair.
Higher temper
atures prevail
over the eastern
half of the coun-
try, with lower
over w est err n
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31
70 Bring Them Up Well.

Town Topics: Nurse Girl-Oh,
ma'am, what shall do? The twins
have fallen down the well!
Fond Parent: Dear me! How an
moving! Just so into the library and
get the last number of The Modern
Mothers Magazine; II contains an
article on How to Bring Up Children.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31
70 COUNTY COURT.

Man Who Stele. Suit Case Of Clothing
Was Bound Over
Pete Koss was sent to the county
court yesterday afternoon by Judge
Miller of the police court. He, was
arrested for stealing suit case COM
tanning some clothing. from the Ar
lington hotel. at MapIeton. He, does
not speak English very distinctly
which made his hearing very tedious
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31

In town this week for the purpose Of
investigating the recent collision be-
tween a speeder and the buggy OF A. F.
Norcfess Since this collision one Of
the usual danger signs has been placed
at the crossing.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31

South Dakota, wyoming, Montana
and northwestern North Dakota
Generally fair weather ia expected
I'm this vicinity tonight and Friday
with no important temperature
changes. Barometer 2s.0s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31


w. I'll. Shure: will pay s25 for IN
formation Leading to the recovery Of
my white and tan pointer dog. answer
ing TO the name Of Jack
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31

Cock paints sigma Phone ssS.
Hotel Tweeden. free telephone ex-
change IN every room. Baths. running
hot and cold water. Rates so cents up.
Special rates by week or month.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-31

New England, Aug 31.-Clsim Agent
F. r. Shang Of the G. M. & y. S., with
headquarters at Miles City. Mont, was
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
CAIRJ'S SHARP SH00 E2S
Three Members Of Co. K. VIII Repre-.
se7t Fourth Regiment in State
Shooting conteas. !,

The "sharpshooters' of Company
K J. N. G. OF Cairo who were at
',he rifle practice OF the companies OF
the Fourth Regiment at Effingham
Sunday returned home yesterday
morning, well satisfied with the re.
cord they made at the meet. Those
who attended from the local com.
pany We're Chic and Dan Woods,
Ernest Kusener Claude Allen, Frank
Young and Arthur Howell.
Chic Wood made the highest indl.
yidual mark at the rifle practice, Dan
Wood was second and Ernest Kusen.
er fifth.
There were eleven companies OF
che Fourth Regiment represented at
he practice, company G. of Effiagham
ranked first company L. of Oiney
econd, company X. of Cairo, third
The Woods brothers and Kusencl
VII be three of the ten marksmen
of the Fourth regiment who will &c
to Camp Logan at Chicago to shoot
for regimental hoGors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
GIRLS BOND WAS
AGAIN REDUCED
MAGISTRATE DECIDES MISSES
CONRAD AND GRAHAM DID
NOT TRY TO KILL MILLION.
AlRE STOKES.

New York, June 19.-BecGuse three
l'ots imbeded In the wall of tle
apartment OF Ethel Condard and Lii,
liam Graham lie close to the floor a
lr Magistrate decided this afternoon that
the yourg women probably had not
irte dea to kin w, E. E. Stokes
hom they shot two weeks ago and
ordered reduction of from $4,000
to $4,000 bail.
June % was set for a preliminary
hearing to determine whether Stokes
7iches to withdraw his charge of at
en- ting to kill and substitute one
elcnious assault. Although bail
o. the girls was not forthcoming
fternoon the magistrate said he
ropld accept bonds tonight if they
ere presented.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
CHANGE OF FIRM
Mr.. Short Retlres From Firm ot
Logan & Short-Succeeded
by John Walter.

The firm of Logan & Short grocers
nd meat dealers at 210 Eighth street
has been dissolved; Albert Short re-
firing from the firm. John J. Walter
has purchased Mr.. Shorts interest.
'11 is now installed The new firm
Hi.l be called Logan & Walter. Mr.
Waiter is an experienced meat and
groceryman, having been In that line
of business for many years at the
same stand under the firm name OF
Walter e Sherrick, Walter & Rust,
etc. The stand Is an old established
one dating back to the '7)'s when
Jacob Walter, John Walters father,
operated the business.
Mr.. Short will leave soon with his
'amily for his former home at Normal,
~. where he has many relatives and
viii engage in business there.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
UMPIRE NABRY ARRESTED
Ns,'3t Ea SsisI on Charge of Erunk
eness this Morning-Found
on Lower Ohio.

Umpire Matry. who is officiatins
IN the PadGcah-Cairo series of games
md who received q shower OF empty
ioda bottles from the grand stand
!uring Sundays game, was arrested
at 2:30 o'clock this morning sitting
Town in front of Lee Hicks and Mich.
IS and 5tegges' saloons on lower
h'o etreet, by Officers Higlin and
VIII Egan. }IEI,WMW
He was taken to police IheadquaTt.
rse and locked up for the night after
eing searched Nothing was found
n him except a cheap watch and a
ottle Of odd Sunny Brook Rye
hich had not been opened.
Mabry must face trial this morn
g in the police magistrates couri
efore Justice Collins on charge
II drunkenness
Being in stupor it was necessary
sor bhe officers to call the patrol tc
carry the drunk to headquarters,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
HEART|l' ENDORSED
Srocers And Butchers Favor Adop-
ton and enforcement OF
Screen Ordinances.

AT a recent meeting of the groccrs
and butchers belonging to the Cairo
Retail Merchants Association, the
members very heartily endorsed the
ordinances introduced by Alder
man Saup at the hast meeting of the
city council regulating the sale ana
handling Of fruits, vegetables, mEats,
stc. The ordinance was presented
oy Alderman Saup al the request CT
the Cairo Womaas Club.
The butchers and grocers even
vent further than the endorsement
md offer to pay the cost OF tne ein.
ployment of competent inspector
to see that the ordinances are en-
'orced.
The passage of the ordinances will
equire every merchant who handles
fruit, vegetables and meats to see
that If they are displayed they shall
DC properly screened from contamin-
alton by flies, and that all grocery
stores and meat markets shall DC
hroughly screened every window
md every door opening into the
tore.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

N PANAMA ribs
AL HAVING af2 5fG2.2f OR hlG+i-
ER Will RECEIVE PORTION
OF NEW Issue OF BONDS.

Washington, June 1870 many ir.
regularities We're discovered in the
bids for $53001,O00 issue of 3 per
cent Panama bonds that the average
price of the issue will be lower than
was at FIRST estimated and bidders at
first though unsucc cessful will receive
- e Of tAe securities.
y the time 49,94S,S00 Of legiti-
nate bids had been tabulated today
The price of the bond was down to
$102.21 AT this figure there we're
acceptable for fear bids of S1,000,090
each which had hitherto been CON
8 dered unsuccessful 1t now appears
i at the National City Bank WIFI get
20 ally $2,00o,000 or s3;G00,000 in
lids or the entire issue
Treasury oglcers considered it s 70
to announce the bids of $10221 or
higher are sure to receive some of
the new securities.
A detailed list of successful bidders
will be available tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

en-
A second demonstration like tina;
CT Sunday occurred in ,he sixth inning
but orcy two empty scla bottles
rarnd tAei9 way towards Umpire
Mahry yesterday.
wa~y ran from first TO second and
Was rut cut by fully Eve feet qr-
rira Mab~y shouted safe"
uomedi-tely q storm Of cieg vent
up from the grand stand aad numbers
Of ans crowded around the railing
Yelling ans hissin7 at the umpire ana
ready to jump in Chief Egan was on
hand however and rUsned on the
diamonds where Umpire Mabry had
irst ordered Vidoyich out of the game
Managcr Flood protested and UNI
ire Mabrv began to snake and quiver
rn tr' ht-7 put under arrest but
=" h1ii IN the eane DESPITE. pro-
teetet-rs of Umpire Mabry who afraid
of being hurt.
UmDire Mabry again remained with
Chief Egan until the crowd had gone
to the cars and was escrtei to the
oa,~ bv 4 friend All the way down
0'c'''''' ar"ial he was roasted and gllyed
~'''oN ~ his 8iscomfiture.
0"o fo~ Sold ~ got there late today
o~A t'ov~h Tt71nire Mabry had zone
to Fulton but whe1 mid way between
the car track and the park I hear
cries Of rotten and 'robber and h
knew Mabrv was officiating
Umpire Mabry only grounted hut
showed some nervousness when toll
of President Gosnell's impressions or
bis wor', when he attended the game
C,r5ov
Following Is the game by scores:
Fcllowing is the game by innings:
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
COUNT W|TTE IN DUEL
His Forthcoming Book Expected to
Bring on Deadly Conflict
With kuropatkin.

Odessa, Russia, June, 19.--It seems
to be very widely assumed that the
impending production of Count Wit
te's book Oh the Japanese war, which
will, it is understood, be direct
"J'accuse" against the Russian gem
eralissllno hi Manchuria, will result
in duel between the accused aid
the accusef.
Given that the hostile meeting Is
inevitable, that pistols be the weap
ons chosen, and that the antagonists
are in deadly earnest, then Count
Witte may may reckon his days as
numbered. Gen. Kuropatkin is one
Of the finest marksmen in the Russian
army | happened many years ago,
to be resident in Seyastopol when
ISuHopaklsin, then governor general
nda commander in chief at Tashkent,
was appointed minister for war. On
his way to st. Petersburg he made
few days halt at Sevastopol for
an inspection Of the fortresses.
Returning one sunny afternoon from
one OF the forts, accompanied by tho
local ccnlnandant through the gard
en- boulevard where, at that time,
there was an open-air shooting gall
Idery, the commaRslant laughlingly sug-
gested that his excellency should try
long shot, KrrropatIxin good-llum-
oredly complied. The range, with
rifle, was fixed at fifty PAGES and
ten shots. With consummate ease
that liz, almost instant sight--Kuro-
patkin scored ten exact bull's-eyes.
The commandant, who declined to
compete, then proposed ten revolver
shots at thirty PAGES. This time the
imployiSed target was an ordinary
sized playing card. and il was cleaniy
pierced in ten separate places. no
two perforations being Joined This
card target was photographed and
subsequently reproduced in several
South Russian journals. Such il Gem
Kuropatkins prowess with pistol or
revolver.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
TAFTS CELEBRATED
25TH ANNIVERSARY
BRILLIANT RECEPTION GIVEN AT
WHITE HOUSE FOR
OCCASION.
FIVE THOUSAND PRESENT
Second Of Its Kind Given At National
Capital--All Of Washington
nterested--Many Were
Invited.


Washington, June 19-The silver
wedding celebration of the President
and Mrs. Taft. the second that lar
been held IN the white house came to
an end tonight with a reception on
uge White house lawn Invitations
had been sent to close to l2,l6o per-
one and while the official count Of
Iacse who shock halds with the pres
ident was not given out it was esti
maed that at least 5000 persons were
present,
The diplomatic corps, United States
supreme court, the senate and the
house, the departments OF the gov
sfnmemt, the men who are high in po-
.itical affairs. the army and the navy
nd almost evry every walk in life
csSitis 5000 parsans crowded
about tine iron fence That sti~ounde1
ane crumbs and looAing longingly in
side
Washington seldom gets exciteo
tpt tlnig t It SLOWED
teiea ia the anniversary Of thc
e3idof in unmit2ple f4e1icn.
Ih cards said tle reception wouic
gin at o'cloch and promptly OF
the hour by the strahs of a wedding,
aarcA President ans Mrs Taft walk
"a slowly down the stat case OF tlc
rhite house preceded by the siS
aeidertial aides and followed by tn>
binet. They taook their stand be
ath two trees just about center Of
tie lawn whose branches were joinel
rs an electric s,gn fasaiag 1886 10
1911"
Preparations had been made fo,'
$3.50 guests land the ret'reshmcntS
table in the state dining rocm came
as near groaning as perfectly gooe
gable can talk.
The President and members Of his
family, with the cabinet and the aides
eere served in the terrace but the
pests found their refreshments IN
tie state department.
Mrs Taft SURPRISED even those who
we're familiar WITH her Improvement
in health.
She wore gown Of white satIn
18th court train. Miss Helen Taft,
mo was near at hand, wore gown
pink satin with tunic of pink c.llt.
ION.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
MAKING |MPRyv yvtMEhTS
Cold Storage Box Concrete Floors
And Other Bettermehts Made
At r. Smith g. Cos
Establishment.

r. Smyth G Co. have been making
some improvements res emily at tleir
place Of business, 505-7-9 Ohio stee..
A new concete floor has been laid by
Hanes & Son, and fine cold stog-
age box, furnished by the Western
Refrigerating Co. of st, Louis has
been installed; the work of installing
it being done by Arthur Barter. The
refrigerator is capable of holding
orc than carload of draught
beer, R. myth & Co. being the local
agents and distributors of THE we'll
jhnawn SrAllt1 MiIwGukee lesr
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
JOLLY TINE At YALE
Graduates Gave Themselves Up to
Round Of Joy--Wckers-
ham Spoke.

New Haven, Conn, June 19.-Cares
OF life were forgotten by Yale grad
mates young and old tonight as they
save themselves up to enjoyment OF
special events and commencement re-
union. For the men who will receive
cher diplomas We're the glee club
con ert and German in Woolsey Hall
and q round Of reception The lite
AIRY exercises Of the day are conclud-
ed in the late afternoon by an adj
dress by Attorney General Wickers.
ham.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
JUDGEMENT ON TAX LIST
Judge Dewey Enters Order Aualns!
sellnquents Except In Case Of
Road Tax--C. G. Z. !. OBJ.
lection Overruled.

Judge VIM. S. Dewey OF the county
court passed judgment yesterday on
the delinquent tax list, with the ex
ception Of the road district tax, which
will not have to be paid until next
year and maybe not at all. Should
the higher court sustain Judge But
ler's restraining order upon the
sheriff.
Judgment was refused in the case
OF the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
railroad, who objected to the pay.
ent OF taxes to the amount of about
5000 in Thebes, on the contention
that sAg leyey wa- Illegally made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
LUKE LEA SAVED
HIS W|FE'S LIFE.
MADE HEROIC SACRIFICE or
QUART OF HIS OWN
SLCOD.
MRS. LEA NOW BETTER
Senator Lea Will be Able to Leave
Room In Hcsptal--ls Young
est Member of u. S.
Senate.

Wachinoton. .Jrne 10 -- United
States Senator Luke Lea OF Tennes-
see to save the life Of his stricken
wife heroically sacrificed quart Of
HIS blood at Georgetown hospital yes
tat'ev End tonight hope tor Mrs.
sac recovery, which had about been
n7o1ed, practically is assured.
The 81 ngest senator Of the nation,
is nov lying by the beside of his
wife recuperating his strength,
Mrs. Lea's condition was serious
for some time and became alarming
Sunday after an operation the day be-
eora. Her strength because Of loss
af tlood was gone and vitality was
bine away.
ca Sron learning of her
r"- e5aad that 4 transposi-
Of GFation be perfoeEnd and
e1ared at once TO submit to the
ordeal.
Attendant physicians and surgeons
~9de arrange ents Immediately and
ser t0~ which followed was de-
azfrl senstoy Lea with
he aPerItlon Wei,
he Two o. three DAYS before
-..rs Lea is altogether Cut of danger,
nresent her symptoms are favor
Die aie0nGh she is still very weak.
Senator Lea, it is expected, viii be
10 'eave his room in a few days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

The 14th of February is day sa
cred to St Valentine, II was very
odd notion, alluded TO by Shakespeare.
that on this day birds begin to cou.
pie. Hence. perhaps, arose the Gus
tom Of sending on this day letters con
taining professions Of love and affec.
tion.-Noah Webster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
Making 4 Worse.

Willie had just received a severe
spanking Now. sir" said his father
you go straight over into the corner
there and sit down
A semihumorous thought struck WI
lie. He stopped bowling. and sheer
ism grin 0verSpread his face ,er
pa" he remarked, isn't that soltsa
rubin 1t inf' Exchange
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
First Inning.

Paduc9.h-Psrdio walked, Burrows
eingled to right; Burgess beat bunt
Cling the bases; Jones singled to
'i~ht sccring Dordio and Burrows,
Poland singled Cahill flew out to
Powers: Jones scored on bad throw
Lowery fouled ito Halliday; DeRose
out. Patrick to Hughes. Three runs
Cairo-FIalliday flew out to Polan,;
Flood walked; Waters famed;
Hughes doubled; Taylor flew out 70
Rurroughs. No runs.
Second Inning.
Padrcah.Woodrin famed; Pardic
fanned; Burugns and Patrick to
Hughes No runs.
Cairo-Vidovio fouled Out 10 De
Rose bunt should have gone TO first
on four balls; Powers out Calill to
Lowery; ROYAL hit by pitched ball:
Patrick to CahiH who put Royal out
at second.
Third inning,
Paducah-Burgess fouled out tc
Hughes; Jones foUled out to HALL
dav; Poland famed. No runs.
Cairo---Haliday flew out to Jones
Flood bee lined to Flood; Walters out
Woodring to Towerv.
Fourth Inning.
Padncah--Caltill famed; Lowery
ort patrick to Iowerv: DeRose trip
led to Center; Woodring famed. Nc
runs.
tCo1tA4ed - gAss 3D. }
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
CAIRO Lost End.
70 POLE CATS
VISITORS FAD INVALUABLE AS
SlSTANCE OF UMPIRE
MASRY.
FANS ANGERED BY UMPIRE
Demonstration Like That Of Sunday
Made-TWo Cairo Players
Put Out cf
Game.

Cairo lost the second Of the series
to the Pole Cats yesteday afternoon
in q game marked by raia, rank de.
slslons By Umpire Mabry ana mucn
oriticem by the grand stand Of the
ora ~
2a 6 TAYLOR made his first appear
~noo r. tbn Cairo uniform yesterday
'~ao7 and caugnt throughout the
0ocfe' t-vo balls tic the
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
EIGHT PERSONS KILLED
TWO Others Injured When Mobs
Stoned Soldiers IN Vienna
Had Election Fights.

Vienna. June l9. Eight persons
we're killed and two others fatally in
jured when troops fred volley into
a crowd of election rioters today.
fractional fights We're in progress
when the soldiers come up and the
mobs stoned the troops, the latter
goplylaS with THEIR gllloa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
syron's Three Great Men Of Europe.

Lord Byron said that Europe saw
three great men in the early part Of
the nineteenth century. But no ont
now. in the early part Of the twentieth
century. could guess at the lanes of
more than one Of the three. II may be
that Lord Byron was joking, but 1t is
quite possible that he was serious when
he named the curious trio
Third in his little list he placed him
self, the second person was Napoleon
Bonaparte and the first and foremost
ras George Bryan Brummel, Beau
Brummel. king of the benux" and
lie Roi de Calais. From Jerrold' 5
"Beaux and Dandles."
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
FIRE AT MARION MINE
Washer and Other Buildings Destroy
ed by Flames at Peabody
Mine--Loss 100000.

Marion, ILL.,. June 19.--Fire early
today destroyed the washer and other
buildings of the Number 3 mine OF
the Peabody Coal Co. The loss Is
estimated at more than 100000. The
origin OF the flames is unknown.
Hundreds of men were thrown out of
elpleylu-elt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
/ JUNO BOUT JUN 80
Pattie McRaland and Harlan Tommy
Murphy to Meet in M IWsukee
Must Weigh 1875 Each.

Milwaukee Wis, June 10. PackeY
Mcfarland of Chicago and Harlan
fammg Murphy Of New York were to-
day matched to box ten rounds be-
fore the Badger Athletic club of Mil
waukee on June 80
The articles of agreement call for
the boys weighing 135 pounds at Q
O'Clock en- the day of the contest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

Washington. June 19.--The state
: rineT4 has advised all the pow
omef President Castro of vene
g1ela nho is apparently ia command
Of tho Consul G4ogtGch, reported to
be a former naval vessel ANA FUZZY
srnea. The navy department viii
n~erv enaearor to see that the
eeiqs craft daoa rot arrive in
ny EagezGelan port, and cablegrama
AVE been sent to the commonder Of
ne fifth division at Guantanamo and
the vessels on special service in
t5e West Edits to look out for Cast
ro's warsllip The undertaking OF
Castro Is within the international
mohibition Of an armed expedition
and as he is flying no dag he is well
within the pirate class.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
He's Still Do;nn.

"What does your father do for llv.
ing, my SON." asked the kind old lady
Thine Just now" replied the youn
ster, but he used to do everybody
New York Times.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

Saves Labor; Does Better Work.
1t is claimed for newly invented
fiber shedding machine introduced n
Mexico that 1t will do the work of
nifty lahorers, and do cleaner work
tla@ can bs dc1s w l2rEs a
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20


by Boston defeated the locals to-day.
The score:
Rostcn ...,............G z Al
batteries. Wood and Nuneniaker,
Philadelphia, June 19--Washingtol
was defeated by the locals here this
afternoon.
Philadelphia ........0 S III
Batteries. Bender and Thomas;
johnson and Street.
-
aelsit, Tune 1e-Detrcit took this
lead sn the second isxn.nrs today never
r2llndU1Shlng II ami defeating I1l-
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20
BALL GAMES N
MAJOR LEAGUES.
DETROIT AMERICANS DEFEATED
CHICAGO BEING nv LEAD
THROUGHOUT.
Philadelphia ALSO WON
Three Open Dates In National And
One In Arerican-5oston
Defeated New
York.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, June 19.--TIeavy hitting
by Boston defeated the locals today.
The score
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

batteries: Wood and Nunemaker,
Caldwell, Quinn and Sweeney.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

! Philadelphia, June 19--WashingtUi
was defeated by the locals here this
afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-06-20

Batteries. Bender and Thomas;
johnson and Street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-21
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per stmr. Mauna Kea. from Hilo
and way ports. Oct. 21-Miss L. Hum
ason, Miss +. Waldo. Miss NJ. Etchel,
N. Raphael. J. Raphael. v. Carlson.
Mrs. c. VOTERS. Miss Gamble. Mrs.
Gamble, Mrs. d. Hattie. Mrs. c. c.
Kennedy, f H. Olson, c. J. Bomke,
Master T.. X. Piliwale. o. J. Corncon,
A. Gartenberg, II. Johnson. r. Lough-
err, II. b. Weller. Miss c. Lopez, n.
H. Duval, Misses McKinnon (2), c.
s. Weight Il. A. Mott-Smith, Geo.
Macauley. w. Simpson. Miss eKona-
ona, N. Imafugi, w. G. Lawson. G.
Offergelt. Mrs. Z. p. Low, c. +. Muir
ray. J. F. Woods, F. J. Doak, Mrs. +.
II. Shanks. J. W. Donald, J. l.. Gil
son, w. Craik, r, Church. w. G, Hall,
l.. d. Gregg. H. ID, Macarthur. Rev.
Jno. Nua, DIR. J. II. Raymond. J. ID.
McVeigh, w. Henning and wife. Mis-
SEES Henning (2), Master Henning, X.
Nelson, Mrs. A. Ahlo, T. Osaki. S.
Mitsui.
Per stmr Noeau, from Kauai ports.
Oct. 21.-Hon. Geo. II. Fairchild. c.
s. Dole and deck.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-21

perched on the mast head OF the
Pacific Mail liner Mongolia which has
borne DR.. David Starr Jordan, across
the Pacific, the dove of peace drew
aear to Honolulu shortly after the
noon hour day and with the arrival
of the big steamship off the quaran-
tine DIR. Jordan, the distinguished
educator and peace advocate was
speedily sent on his way to the city