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ALE, SIlA.

Miss Sarah Wertz, OF Lneboro, Wis
tied relatives in this vicinity last Sat
urday.
Time for our Primaries is drawing
close and old Long Corner is very
glad indeed to have a candidate from
Manchester district for Judge OF the
Orphans Court, a man who has not
been reared up a. an Office holder,
but a. hard working Democratic
farmer. Let everybody turn out on
August 20, and cast a ballot for Sam
uel Miller, of Manchester district, and
nominate man who is entitled to
the position.
Owing to derailment of two cars Of
coal near Toms Creek Trestle Tues
day morning, traffic was delayed
about 40 minutes to passenger trains
to Baltimore.
An exceptionally large crowd of
people attended the picnic held by
St Peters Church near here Satur-
day.
Mrs. III. Schneider and daughter, and
Miss May Landers, of Baltimore, Wis
tied relatives in this vicinity the past
week.
Owing to derailment Of engine 81
on train No. A, of Baltimore, at Ma
ria Furnace Thursday evening of
last week, traffic was delayed hours.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snyder, of Line
boro, spent Saturday with relatives
near here.
Miss Katie Wineholt, OF Baltimore,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Wineholt, Of near here the past week.
M. Wineholt spent Tuesday in Bal
timore.
Mrs. Peppler and children, of Bal
timore, are spending q few weeks
here.
Mss Ella Abbott and MSS Roger,
OF Baltimore, spent Tuesday with rel
atives in this vicinity.
Jno. Seidelman's barn, near Roller,
was struck by lightning Tuesday af-
ternoon about two o'clock and burn
ed to the ground,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-08-18
PLEASANT VALLEY,

Miss Ada Geiman, who has been i'll
at the home Of her sister, Mrs. Her
bert Petry, is improving.
Mrs. Theodore Zepp was taken Ill
suddenly and is now confined to her
bed threatened with typhoid fever.
Miss Fannie NJ Yingling, daughter
Of VIM. TT. Yingling, IL threatened with
typhoid fever.
Misses Maggie and Jane Yingling,
OF Taneytown, spent few days with
their brother. VIM. III. Yingling and
their sisters, Mrs. ]. Thomas Myers
and Mrs. E. W. Devilbiss.
Divine service this Sunday at 10 a.
H., conducted by Rev. John o. Yoder.
Sunday school at H. m-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-08-18
PUBLIC SALE
OF
CIDER MILL AND APPLE
BUTTER COOKERS,
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1911.

The undersigned will sell at public
sale on the above date at his mill situate
along the Monocacy, about mile from
Harvey and 8 miles from Taneytown,
the following:
HYDRAULIC CIDER PRESS,
30 to 40 Darrell capacity in 10 hours;
2 Apple Butter Cookers, Apple Butter
Colander, Crane, used for hosting
barrels on wagons; Portable Steam En-
CINE, 15 Il: P; Boiler and 10 II. P. Engine,
double cylinder. This machinery is ali
practically as good as new and in fine
working order. Can BE- inspected on
the premises.
Sale to begin ut 4 o'clock, y. III.
Terms :-One-half cash; balance on
December LIST, 1911, with note Of ar
proved security.
aug Is E. p. PALMER.
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SPRING DALE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Snader and
daughter spent Sunday with Mrs.
Snader's sister, Mrs. Albert Ecker, at
Woodsboro-
Mis- Mary Smith spent Sunday with
Miss Margaret Barnes.
MIR. and Mrs Harry Thurman and
son, Edward. of Silver Run; Mr.. and
Mrs, Frank Thurman and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Currens and Miss Ruth
anna Currens, Of Stonersville, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver He's
son
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BRIERWOOD.

Edna Bell Gilbert, who had been
very sick. last week il greatly i'm
proved.
Some OF our farmers attended The
farmers picnic at Taneytown the past
week. F
James Robertson ana wife spent
Sunday with George Hoover and FAM
lily, of Warfleldsburg.
Harry Fowler and family attended
the picnic at Frizellburg on Eatur-
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10 me Democracy Or Carroll Coun

TO The Democracy or Carroll Coun-
ty:-
Having filed an application with
the Board of Election Supervisors for
the nomination of State Senator on
the Democratic ticket of this county,
! am candidate for the above posit-
ion.
Tin 20 declaring myself, # am
prompted by no selfish motives, but
by the sole desire to reunite the par
ty and to promote such harmony
within its ranks as to make success
assured. 1t is this belief and this
alone that has prompted my candi-
dacy.
JOHN ). ZIEGhER,
Aug 18 tip" District No. 8.
TO the Democratic Voters Of Carroll
county:
Having announced myself as a can
didate for place on the State Dem
ocratic Central Committee for said
county, + respectfully solicit your
support az the approaching primary
election. -
JOSEPH p. BOYLE.
To the Democratic Voters Of Carroll
County
l take this method to thank my
many friends for their kind offers to
support me In the coming primaries,
for sheriff; and my only reason for
Withdrawing my name from thu con
test was simply to harmonic matters
more and help bring success to- the
party in November. -
Thanking you again, 4T~ss
J. l. BAUST,
Agent for the famous Quincy gago-
line engines and farm machinery I'm
general. Frizellburg, Md-
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sMANY MEN COULD GET "A LET
TER FROM THEIR PASTOR WHO
COULDN'T FROM THEIR COOK" LIN
order to help things to go along
smoothly at home y0a must have
pretty good Coal. This range Coal
we are selling gives mighty good sat
isfacti0n, Try a load from Smith &
Reifsnider.
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aTT TAKES TWO no BE
FRIENDS" One OF the best friends
anybody has is I'm Cod More for
the money than you get of anything
else. We are selling some mighty
good Coal tOday-nOt perfection-Oh;
Nay; But better than most dealers
SELL Buy today OF Smith e. Reif-
Snfder. =
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MARRIED

On August 1s. 1911. at the residence of Amos
Shelter. Stonersvine by Rev j. w. Reinecke,
Charles Hesson and Georgia Bankert-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-08-18

THE Champion Binders, Mowers, and
u Rakes sold by p. T. Bennett, of
Sykesville, are the light draft and most
durable on the market.
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FOR SALE 4 FINE FARMS.

In order To Effect Quick Sale tine
Prices are Right ON these 4 Farms.
lA Acres. price only $A5 per acre. Fine meadow
and timber; good water and fruit.
6S Acres. $500 right on main road: all crops in
cluded: possession at once
l70 Acres. price only S750n And 62 Acres price
$500 Apply 10 EDWARD WV CASE
I'll East MRin &c. Westminster Md-
~ P- Phome-l22- nuR 1G Bt%
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" OST-Little bob-tailed white dog.
IL spotted black with black ear. An
swers to name Major" wears collar
with Baltimore license. Return to
Mrs MI O. Conaway, Eastview Store,
and receive $1 reward. aug l81t
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NJ. GREEN
WILL BUY

? WILL BUY
Lima Beans and all kinds Of Small Fruit
Corner Liberty and Green Streets,
Westminster, Md, except OH Saturdays.
# Phone 822-15 aug 18
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Notice is hereby given, in 49,,
dance with and pursuant To sacti 1r-
160 B- Of Article 33 OF the roda oa
Public General Laws Of MaryI.ol
being Chap. TAI OF the Acts II I Iola'
to the qualified voters of CAV vay,
County, that a Primary Election MI,
be held in the several precincts an h,
election districts of Carroll conut MY
Maryland, on 10y,
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no the Democratic voters Of CARO-

Agent for the famous Quincy gaao-
line engines and farm machinery In
general, Frizellburg. Md-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-08-18

GEORGE L. STOCKSDALE,
Solicitor. aug1s
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-08-18

The undersigned, BY virtue Of the
power In the last Will and Tesla
ment OF John II. West, deceased, and
OF an order Of the Orphans ConrI
Of Carroll County, will offer at pub
lie sale, on the premises of the de-
ceased, on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-08-18

Il Seven
Iers atte
her 81
Summer
|lEl. Jorlt
M
N. B. M
FIRST sc
WAS a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
ADVANCE
HELPS STOCKS

Olaa and Wainlun are again on the
mend, These two stocks having begun
10 regain buoyuncy following their re-
cent EIumps.
ON the Stock Exchange today Olaa
was readily taken at S5.15 and between
boards the demand for the stock at
$1.G2i2 was SO strong that the advance
naturally followed.
Waialua showed less strength, but
advanced half point, selling on the
Exchange at $l2O.5O. With the OK
Coplion Of some Icaturclcss bond sales,
OIaa and Waialua almost monopoli2cd
tudHy's trading Among the bond
sales was $1,000 Pacific Sugar Mill at
AIO&aO, an advance of Il point over
last reported sale
The advance in sugar 10 500 Is nat
urally stimulating the demand. The
advance was generally unexpected,
both brokers and investors figuring
that the tag end Of the season would
ind prices little weaker than they
have been, but the news is not the less
welcome.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
SUPREME COURT BACKS
UP CIRCUIT JUDGE

The supreme court this morning
banded down an opinion in connection
with tho cas-" in which Frank All
.drd Mary All for divorce ON III,
grounds Of misconduct. The divorce
WIS granted ana then later the grant
ing was set aside on the grounds that
~. G.. Spencer had endorsed the sum,
mons waving service without the con.
sent OF the libcIlunt. The Iibcllcc az,
pCalCd.
Tire supreme court held that "a de,
cree Of divorce rendered by a circuit
judge without having acquired iuris'
diCtion Of the person of the libcllce Is
void and may hc set aside and vaCat
ed under tho circumstances in thi'
caste"
II further laid down that AN aItor
ucv for the party in one case has n,
authority To- accept service of process
tor the party in another ease in which
be IS not attorney for he party an,
has not been specially authorized L
accept service
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
PASSENGERS ARRIVED


Per u ). A. T. sheridan from Ma
MIA VIA NaSasaki, Japah-ThrouSh:
H. Alien, WIG and daughters Capt
IT, ID. Anderson 1T. 1. l.. BAKER WiIe
ana chlIdreh' u a. BARBER H. W.
behhe'' ana WHO MAJOR IL bro"hc
ana wire, j. q. Browh' MIS-. J' y.
Brown H. H. Burka, H. T. CampDel'
ana wlI"' It, i. H. Ciatk' IT, I. r.
'odorl' l.. l' coleman ana wIc' d. d.
connolly MIS- f. croft ana son. MISS
T. NJ. 'roit, w D. DaoheS. H. w.
DalF, IT, FRED Dammah' wife ana
daughter IT, Geo DahN' wlle ana SON.
Mrs. y. a. Davies, 1t. H. Dew l. lie
Edwards It, \. A. Eastman. Whl' D.
Enders' Ir'' y. w. EnbahkS' {. H.
evans T. feh'EcI' MIS-, T. "ldd'hES
y. J.. Gichels, 1t. ~ NJ. CHM ana
VIE. Mrs. u. Glover ana childrch'
~, be WIN T. L. "runoS' WIG ana
ch'Idreh' MAYOR >. IT, EnrhcE' WIG ana
chll'rch' Mrs q. W. Hall ana danSh-
Ter IT, Wh' l.' Hart ~ NJ Johnson
MIS- W. " MING. 'ap'. l. w. Ni,e
ana W'ic, Master D. i'aI,''' MISS ~
.'anl'e' MISS A. hah''e. MISS Sarah J.
h'''o' MISS Mar! NJ. Mar''hhaIc' j.
J.. MaNW'II ana "''c' Mr"' Johh ~
M''''r, J. W. M"r'""od, M'S' T. Z
Mc'uilo'h' 'r' ana 'hi'nrcn' H. L.
" McNa'r' w. !. r. Mcneil Dr' IT, T.
N'Soh'' MTS' M'h'a u. NichoI' H. u.
p'S'n' h'hrE rage ana son, Mrs. D. Vs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
LOCAL and GENERAL

Take your rcd nickel stamps to the
Green Stamp store ON Bcrctania.
The biggest cholera germ known IL
on exhibition at the Anchor Saloon.
We have new line of novelty toys
and favors for Childrcns' parties.
Arts and Crafts Shop.
II yOu want good job done on an
auto or carriage take it to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg Co. Az Queen St
II yuu want comfortable sleeping
garment look at the new night gowns
in whitney n Marshs window.
WANTED-Four more passengers Ia
make up motor party for II trip
around the island, $500 each. Lewis
Stables and Garage. Tel 2I4l,
j. p. STUART Of the Water Re-
searches department, who has been
in the hospital during the last fort
night for a minor operation, left for
Kauai yesterday.
\ postcard received by T. II. Ia,
yics and Company Of this city bears
a stamp douu,ing that it was one 81
many pieces of mail which passed IN
transit by tho newly incorporated
aerial post. The card was mailed
from London and the missivc is post
marked with the words First Acria
POST United Kingdom.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
NEW HARBOR MASTER
HAS FEW TROUBLES

To-day completes the first week for
the now harhormastor, W. X. Foster.
and In an interview with Bulletin
representative this morning he stated
that, although the second day of his
service was of the strenuous variety.
there being six arrivals aud three de-
parturcs of dcCp-watCr vessels during
the day, otherwise the week has been
unCvcntful and everything has moved
along smoothly, even to the moving of
freight from the docks. one of the
first selr-imposCd duties of the new
hnrhornastcr was to have u heart to-
heart talk with some of the heavy i'm
portcrs of the city In regard to max
ing an effort to keep the wharvcs pass
lilly clear of freight. and in this move
h" has been successful. The druymcn
aud other tcnmstcrs of the city. with u
desire to d" their share. fully realize
tn" situation and the results.
Th" doors on the IiaCkrcd wharf
all move On their tracks making II
possible to use them to an advantage
in the handling Of freight. IIcrctoror"
but few Of the doors could bc used
and such II state of affairs added Ia
the congestion of freight on the
wharvcs. \ new floor Is also being put
down in the Ilackr"Id wharf
ilarhormastcr Foster Is "r the opin-
ion that d"mWrragc charges should hC
avoided except in aggravated eases
Wh"r" II Is necessary to place the
charge, aud In such cases the charge
viii ho mad" aud the amount collected
But, domurragc or no dcmurraEc. the
wharvcs of this city are going to he
kept us clear of freight as It Is posi-
hlc to do 80. This seems To he the
intention Of the new hnrhormHstcr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
.SURGING SEAS
DAMAGE WHARF

That McGrcgory's landing may he
washed away altogether If something
is not done to fix II up Is tn" news
brought back rrcm Maui by otto
Bcrudt of the Internal revenue de-
partmcnt lie returned this morning
from his monthly visit Of inspection to
the winery on that island
ON the trip down he did not land at
McGrcgor's, owing to the heavy sea
that was running. hut coming back he
boarded the steamer there. The sea
was perfectly calm then however, and
II was impossible To lind out how much
damage had bcCu done to the wharf
beyond where the planks were loosen
ed.
when the heavy seas of last week
surEcd in on the wharf. the rollers got
underneath and lifted the planks clean
up, tearing out all the fustCnings The
wharf was also very rocky. and 1t was
thought 10y the folks living around
there that 1t would not last much
longer. The sea Calmcd down Mt the
latter end of the week, and this saved
the situation. At the same time. 1t Is
thought that II there Is much moro
weather like that which has just pass
ed there will he very little of the
wharf lort
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
PASSENGERS BOOKED.

Per NJ. n. $. S. Wilhelmina, for San
Francisco, Oct. ll.-Mrs. G. II. Rob,
ertson, Misses Robertson 90. II. Pink
II. Bostwick, l.. V. Nevin, w. Il. Mo
Tighe, Miss l.. d. Kirkness, Mrs. N.
Tryon, Miss Il. a. Stuli, Mrs. II. H.
Wilcox, Miss y. Wickman. Miss NJ
Raggett, j, A. Magoon, Mrs. J. A.
NagOon, Miss Il. MagOOn, Miss NJ
Magoon, II, Cartwright. ST., +. NJ. Cub
bic, A. II. r. Vieira, d. b. w. Alex
tndcr, w II. Reid Mrs. PaxOn and
child, Mrs. A. w. POtGrHcld, Miss Per
kins, Mrs w, +, Martin, Miss Il Green
Mrs. +, NJ. Watson and child, Miss G.
Mahoney, Mrs. A. Gray. ]. Smith, NJ
Smith, Harmon u. Scott, Mrs. Har-
mon X. Scott, Captain and Mrs. Ern.
est Anderson.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
SHERIDAN men
TO THE THOMAS

The United States army transport
Thomas upon which Il large sum of
money has been spent during the past
year while the troopship has been out
of commission and under repairs at
San Francisco is to go on the trans
Pacific run in place of the Sheridan
according to information received by
the arrival of the Sheridan.
The wcll-likcd staff of officers in
the Sheridan which Is visitor at
the port today on route to San Fran
cisco are said will he transferred To
the renovated Thomas upon arrival
at the Coast.
The Thomas Is predicted will to all
ntcnts and purposes be new YES
sci as a result Of her long session
with the ship buililers.
Crowded to the limit with trOoJ
passengers the United States army
transport Sheridan is scheduled to
depart for San Francisco at nine
o'clock tonight taking from these isl.
andS the officers and enlisted men ol
the second battalion of the Twentieth
infantry. who have been u factor in
the defense scheme for the Territory
for term of years.
Appearing OF the harbur before
dawn this morning the Sheridan aft
Cr an unCvcntful voyage from Manila
was permitted to come alongside Ala.
kca wharf before six o'clock.
The vessel first bcrthed on the Wal.
kiki side Of the structure until Har.
bormastcr Foster ordered the trans
Fort shifted to the EVA side of the
wharf to better facilitate the loading
of nearly three hundred tons of bag,
gage and personal effects BELONGING
To the Twentieth.
The Sheridan is already well laden
with passengers who joined the YES
sci at Manila and those who took
passage at Nagaslki. The transport
arrived with ll3 cabin, II second elias,
and in the troop quarters are % mel
belonging to the IiGth Coast Artillci .
which constitute the only regular or,
ganization ON board. Casuals include
267 men Of the United states army,
military convicts, - enlisted men 0l
the navy, 80 men belonging To the
marine corps, - discharged soldiers
} Filipino servants, cX-emplOyces OI
the quartcrmastor department . dos
titutc American seamcn and scvera
inliuput piiiZpnS
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
H!LO ROAD And
union LABOR

Especial Bulletin Correspondence
IIILb, oct. l--ThCrC will be no
trouble between the Rclt Road Com
mission aud tn" lilo Labor Union. ii
the predictions Of Chairman lIorncr
come true. according to statement
which he made this week when asked
Tor his opinion Of the situation. Mr.
ton:
In view Of the recent labor agita-
ton in IlilO, the forming of labor
unions all over the Territory and the
rumor that they intend to take part
IN the belt road work, do you antic-
ipatc any truubl" from this source"
Mr. Iiorn"r replied:
- do not expect trouble of any
kind with the labor union and fail Ia
see how 1t can matcrialiZc. The work
being done Is needed by every man
woman and child on this island, and is
of the very greatest Importance to ali
have had assurances from practic-
ally every business man on this island
that he would work with us and help
in every way to get the road through
have spent u good many years on
this island and do not believe for II
moment that the men who will do the
actual work will hold back and delay
work of such great Importance, both
Ia themselves and to the rest Of the
people
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL

G.. SakauChi, a JapanCsc, WAS dc.
CIarcd a bankrupt in the Federal court
this morning.
.Iuduo Gamer has GnIsboJ his worL
on thc Suurcm, Rcuch and viii no In
his own cnurt ,puin Nond,y morning
.Judpc NJ / Rnhiusnu mis- morninc
granted AN order for n non-suit in IN,
case of Kaui ,wJ and KahaleIiki ,wD
against See Kang.
The question of the Hilu lands Is
being looked into by the Governor and
the plan published during the wccli
In the Bulletin discussed.
John W. Thompson was this morn
ing granted divorce from Louise G.
Thompson by Judge william l., Whit
hey, on the grounds of dcsertion.
The appeal from the second Circuit
10 the supreme Court III winch A.
haehu Is bringing SUIT against NJ. Ma
'"'''o'"' WI pe als"cu MohaaS next
'""S' "n',"o' '"iS '',orh'"S 'ssueo
"' o."o' VI 'e'"''' III ''o 'aSe Vi Tue
".na ''p'' "H","1' ''' nosl in'
n,an, '' ''''
Ai,ioLu noriris ,,o oo,,.
v,,I ho. hoo, .,,,,,ai,,od -, ,t,a ,,oai
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
PERSONALITIES

. q. SlIIpMAN of ITilo was an ar.
rival in the Mauna Kca this morning
JOHN DETOR, the Ililo hotel man
is a visitor to the Capital city rs a
passenger in the Mauna Kca.
H. Z. ELGIN of the IIilo Railway
was among the passengers to arrive
in the Mauna Kca this morning.
DIR. LEBOElF, the noted French
scientist from Caledonia, called on the
Governor this morning and presented
% letter from the Governor Of his home
land Dr Lohoruf is inquiring into
the lantunu parasite and also into
lrprDsy matters
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
OFFICIALS PAY VISIT
TO RECEIVING STATION

President Pratt of the Board al
paid visit To- the receiving station
this morning. som" little tcchnicality
had to b" struight"ncd out that need
ed III" udvic" Of the latter,
President Pratt Is very pleased with
the result of tn" quarantine fight and
hopes that the needs of the port will
be recognized in the future and that
there win he no more talk of cutting
down III" quarantine barriers that are
raised ut the present.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Gable 10 Merchants
ENchangc.)
Saturday, Oct. 7.

Saturday, Oct. 7.
SAN FRANCISCO-Arrivcd, Oct. G
S. S. Hyades, from Port Allen. Sept
20.
COLUMBIA RIVER-Sailed. Oct. &,
Schr. Lottic Bennett. for Pearl Har
Dor.
GRAYS Sailed. Oct. G,
Schr. Mary T.. Foster for Honolulu
Wireless.
5. 5. Siberia, will arrive on Tues
day at a. m. and will sail about
y. m. for Yokohama
U. s. A. T. Sheridan will sail 10
San Francisco at . p. m. today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
MAtls.


Malls are due rom the follo~in.
points as follows:
San 'rancisco-SibCria, oct. 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, oct. 81.
Observation-Disclosures Oct. II.
Colonies-Zcalandia, Oct. 10.
Mails will depart for the followin,
points as follows:
Yokohama-Siboria. Oct 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Oct. 10.
San Wilhelmina, Oct. H.
Makmra. Oct. II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per stmr. Claudine, for Maui ana
Hawaii oct. Cd. u. Murdoch ard
wife. VI. Mcdcros, Miss J. Jones. !
w. ballard, y. X. Kahaulelio, j. -
Stewart, o. G. Harmer and wife. Mis-
|. L. Taylor. 49, Kobayashi, Sing Yau
lcc Sing. Miss Kcaloha, Miss Il. c
Searlc, Miss G. Julia, Miss Kingsburv
y. e. BURNS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
ARRIVED
Saturday, Oct. 7

Kona and Kau pOrts-Mauna Loa,
stmr., a. m.
Manila via Nagasaki, Japan-Shcri-
dan. u. $. A. r.. u. m.
Hawaii ports-Maui, stmr., a. m.
Hawaii and Maui ports-Likclikc
Stmr., q. H.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07
Sparks from the Wireless.

NVHTkN ITNW INt VITNTNNN.
T. X. X. $. S. ChiyO Maru, en- route
to San Francisco, s p. m.-l3O miles
ont, fine weather.
NJ n. s. s. lIOnOlulan, on route to
San Francisco, s y. m.--SoO miles out I;
all we'll
o. S. 5. Sierra, en- route to San
Francisco, s p. m.-S1G miles out;
moderate sea.
r. X. s $. ShinyO Muru, on route to
Yokohama, s y. m..-l2iO miles out:
all we'll
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-10-07

The hmcrican-lIawaian frcichtcr
Ari2onan is taking on additional ship
mcnts OF pincapplcs at Maui and Ila-
wall. The vessel sailed from Homo
lulu with $4,000 cases pincapplCs, 200
tons honey and so tons wool. The
vessel Is to receive nearly nine thou.
sand tons sugar before clearing llilo
for Salina Cruz. II Is expected that
twenty thousand cases Of pines will
have been loaded at Kahului and Iiilo