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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-20
BROWNS GET PLAYERS.

Akron. Ohio, Aug 19.--Pitcher
Brown and First Daseman Miller of
the Akron team of the Ohio and
Pennsylvania league we're sold to the
81. Louie Americans.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-20

Washington, Aug 19-Missour
Local showers Sunday. warm eastern
portion, Monday fair.
Kentucky. Unsettled, probably
local showers. Monday fair.
Illinois,: Generally fair north, To-
cal showers south portion. Sunday
slightly warmer Monday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-20

Sun and Moon.
Sun will rise today H. Sis a. M
Sun will set today .... 6:43 p. m.
Moon will rise tonight 1851 a. m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-20
THE WEATHER
Ye.terday's Cairo Temperature,
General Conditions.

General Conditions.
The day was cloudy with light
breeze. The government bulletin re-
ported rain from FIVE points in the
upper river valleys. Temperature
changes not important.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-20
Forecasts For Today

Cairo and vicinity; Unsettled with
probably showers i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Relieve w. Va.
OF Old Debt
Congressman Hamilton Offers Bill
for Government to Pay This
States Share.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April %
Representative Hamilton. OF West
Virginia. introduced a resolution to-
day providing that the United States
government should pay that part Of
the public debt Of the Commonwealth
OF Virginia existing at the time OF the
separation OF West Virginia which is
charReable TO the latter State. This
is the debt the Supreme Court re
Gently held should be paid by West
Virginia. The resolution was referred
TO the judiciary committee.
Congressman Hamilton insists he is
backed up in his contention by James
G.. Blaines book in which four pages
are given to the history OF West Vir-
ginia's formation and the argument is
set forth by Blaine that the federal
government should assume the debt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Stewart Holds
Old Position
Not Asked TO Resign From Head Of
Experiment Station, Says
Shawkey.
CASE NOT DISCUSSED
BY BOARD OF REGENTS.

Special D.sg.t,. to the Int,llireucer
PARkEkSiil re. ". Va. April %
The State Board OF Regents held a
meeting today In the Chancellor. at
which time several matters We're con
sidered. When asked concerning the
rumors relating TO Director James II.
Stewart of the experiment station at
MOrgdntoWu coming up AT this meet
ing. State superintendent OF Schools
NJ II Shawkey stated tonight that
nothing of the kind had been before
the board. and 80 FAR as he knew.
would not be- up. Speaking further
be said n had been generally reported
that the board had requested the re-
signatiOn OF Director Stewart. but he
would state his resignation had never
been asked tor ava no official action
had ever been taken by the board. lie
said that some OF the administration
policies of Director stewart IN the
management of his department had
been considered by thc board in the
past. but no action had been taken
Director stewart was i'm the city TO-
day. having come here on his way
nom" from Charleston Supcrintend-
cnt ShaWkey stated in connection with
M" prescnc" Of that officer 10. the city
that Bee bad not been summoned be-
Tor" The board and would not. 30 far
as ho knew. be- before them
All Of the members OF tile board
"er" iu attendance. and others pres
"nt at The meeting We're. President ID
B. Puriuton. of the West Virrinia
university. Dean T. % Saudcr-on. of
fhe Agricultural college. and Prcsi-
dent ID J. Woodlcy OF The Fairmont
Normal
Among other matter acted on. Geo.
kal"r was elected assistant coach for
10" West Virginia university
h" resignation OF ID IS Working
OF fh" Agricultural college was ac.
cep''d. Do" having secured govern.
m"ni position The RESIGNATION Of
Prot y u Graves. instructor in C;a-
man 200 tur university. was accepted
ana Do" viii go 20 Europe Tretv Nut.
t"r a. IS Martin. Viola Wolfe and
tarl Sheets we're elected additionsl
-prIuE term teachers for tl. Fair
mont N0rm1l school
Ih" board. who had intended o.,
tending OBJ" meeting over until po,p
Wrdnr'dar adjourned f0nIrHt ouinr
io Prof George IS. Uadle,. of Charlie.
Tom. ono pf ihe member. having r..
r'ifoi word flaf bis mother iu. Law
"f- not expected fD Iiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Mann ASSailS Free List
PIRATES LOOT
SINKING EAMER.

SHANGHAI. April 25.-Ac-
cording to passengers who
were rescued from the Pacific
Mail Steamship Asia. after
the vessel was wrecked on
Finger Rock Sunday. the Of
GERS had IA use their revolvers
TO keep a feet OF Chinese
pirates al bay while the pas
sencers were being trans
ferred Directly the Asia was
abandoned. the pirates looted
her. II is estimated that the
total loss OF ship and cargo
amounts 20 SI.50O,O0O.
The passengers also relate
that when Captain Caukroyerl.
OF the Asia. saw the rocks
through the fog. IL was too
late TO save his vessel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Gary Remains
VIII Not Leave steel Trust He An.
rounccs-Dcnies Al
Runrora-

NEW YORK. april .- Former
JUDGE Eihcrt lf Gary. chairman ~
tho United States Steel Corporation.
today authorized % denial of % story
filf Iu thc near future hc would
retire from fho head ~ that orgauI
1afon Judle Cars statement FOL
lows
There is mo- foundation whatever
for tho Published suggestion chat me
r'trDmrnf from fhe position of
chairman OF fho board OFF directors
of fHc United States steel Coruora.
tpn iH or has bDcu under cous.dcra
fnn There ia perfect harmony in
fHr entire vor..uc organization and
n fha Finance committee and in fnc
BOARD o' directors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Boom Golf
For Governor
Taft 20 Be Interested In Plan 20
Place West Virginia Judge IN
Executive Chair.

sTre'Hl p.ep7fcl 90 the Intelligence.
NASHlNGTON. 3D. &C. April O., -
Persistent gossip among West Virr.nfa
Democrats tonight including Senator
Chiffon and the house members is
that President Taft while in Nc.
Yors This vcck will se- Judge Con
and urge him to hc candidate for
governor nest year Coz reached
NeN York yesterday and viii remain
during rho Presidents visit The
suggestion OF Gon. although started
b. Democrats. bias been taken up Dds
Republicans close tp tno President.
and uo doubt cor viU -ec the PrDsi
dent about fhn appointment of Guy
Cor aa United States attorney at
NiIVau.re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26

o. tFo m'r Were found rcI f1 n raft
pro- iho h.rfurky river today
NEW ORLEANS VIM s. prrvis.
of thIclro. who was Injured March
lfh hy a faU from a h.p.aue here. died
asf night
Chicago Germs sCupcd from
public drink.nr cups killed two
run"a PIGS. and council Will abolish
thc cups
NIfERHO. ITALY Tho trial of the
tamorrsfs hHs been adjourned unu
Monday because ol fhc illness OF a
juror
ROME Do is rlmo-od TODAY that
thc fopcs indispos has taken Q
sudden turn for thc worse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

NEW NORk Letters from King
tcorrc. OF En.nni auI president
I1f uerr read to onicIt af fhc three
hunarDdth anniversary OF the pubUca.
fIou OF tho hIrl James version ot
fho EnrNsh NbIr The Right Row
David Il Greer. bishop OF the EnIs
copal diocese of Ncw Nork. presided
WASHINGTON \ bu for thc rc
Hppuruonmcuf Of me house OF rep
roecufafitcs ou fhr basis of f33 MON
hers vas reported fftorabiv to uc
house Iafe today. hy Chairman Uous.
ton of thc house committee ON census.
COMPTON. ky Win their heads
crushed and uE bearing the words
Dead Men Tell 40 Tales" the bodies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Want Missing Typist.


KANSAS CITY. Mo. April Co.
J. a. Franklin. intcrnafiual President
Of The Boilermakers and Iron
ship Builders of America. TO- day said
that am assessment Of three 10
siN cents will Boz levied upon each of
The 3.opH.000 members of the American
Federation ~ Labor. to aid J = Nc.
NaWnra. secretary and treasurer OF
thc structural steel workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Sensational
Are DEVELOPMENTS Expected I'M inaui
~ into Roads SAID % be
Rebatinq.

CLEVELAND April es-Traf SON
fafiora' dove. .ormcnfa may hr expect
% when th" Federal rrand ury fIre
If- report on rchaf.ur charges in
which Io.nI from nrr and coal comua
nI"a and -FOUR railroads entering Glove
Hnd arc concerned wa. indicated fo
daN when f was InuounccI char tho
report would NOT he made until co.
morrow. hocaus" there has not been
f1NicirI' tiuo tn draw up true bills
Tho jury mot at fn o'clock flIs morn
lnr hut immediately adjourned until
"Wednesday
omcIaIs OF fhc reuusl itauiu. Nickel
Plate. lake Shore a Michigan south
orn and I.ftehurL a Lake Brio Rail
roads ha'" been csamIncd bv The
grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
35 Miners Escape
Roof Of Mine Caves m a. Natro,s
and Men Get out ~
Air Shaft.

PlTTSHJRG. April 20 Thirty ftc
miners employed boo tho Turkey Run
Wine so p. at N1'rouf. near here.
.H1 H miraculous escape fo day. when
'n' roof of flo mime cated iu and
0mpcfcI} blocked rho entrance The
men made o. hurried cAit through l
nal a.r shaft Four mules were
buried n the slate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Arrest Burns
For Completely
Attorneys and Detectives Arraisned
for kidnapping in Dynamite
Mystery.
GRAND JURY INQUIRY
STILL IN PROGRESS.
Labor Takes Steps TO Raise Fund to
Protect Iron Workers
Under Arrest.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. April %
Detective VIM. J. Burns tonight was
served with a warrant charging him
with completely in the alleged kid
naping OF J. J. Mcnamara. secretary
and treasurer of the International As
sociation OF Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers. said TO be implicated
in the Los Angeles Times explosion.
Three attorneys were arraigned to-
day on the same charge. and they
spent two hours in Jail because OF
delay in obtaining bonds for them
The attorneys imprisoned were
Walter Drew and !. A. G.. Badorf. of
New York. counsel and assistant
counsel of the National Erectors' As
sociation. and ". Joseph Ford. as
sistant district attorney of Los An
geles.
Burns was arrested in "A street as
he was going TO the court OF Justice
OF the Peace Manning 10 surrender
himself Constables had searched
Tor him all day. He was released
under $4,000 bond to appear before
the grand jury. He was subpoenaed
TO testify tomorrow. Drew. Badorf
and Ford were released from jail un-
der bonds OF the same amount They
waived preliminary examination and
were bound over to the grand jury
Have John Doe Warrants.
Frank Cox. chauffeur. charged
with having assisted in the alleged
kidnapping OF Mcnamara. in that he
drove the automobile in which Nc
Namara was taken from this city last
Saturday. was released under $4,000
bond 10 appear before the grand jury
Constables with John Doe" warrants
were said 70 be seeking some Of
Burns assistants tonight
These Incidents and the continuing
OF the Investigation BY the Marion
county grand jury we're the main de
velopments in the probe of the al
legged conspiracy 10 collect dynamite
IN this city for the purpose OF blow
ing up structures being built by
open shop contractors over the
country and a second alleged plot OF
agents OF the employers TO discredit
the association OF bridge and struc-
tural iron workers by planting"
dynamite and other evidence against
il and by "railroading" to California
its secretary. J. J. Mcnamara.
After secret conferences OF National
officers Of several labor organizations
to-day. 10 was announced that definite
plans are 10 be made for the assis-
tance of the Bridge and Iron Workers
association I'm defending itself and its
secretary. J. j. Mcnamara.
Want Missing Typist.
Five Witnesses were examined by
the grand jury during the day.
Attorney W. e. Appleman vas
among the witness called. probably for
the purpose OF learning the where
abouts Of Miss Mary G. Dye. formerly
private secretary FOR McNamara. Ac.
cording 10 the attorney. the girl. IN
forcing the payment OF a legal claim
uf $500 against Mcnamara. told Atr
pleman that she had important infor.
nation about McNamara and the iron
workers organization. which Nc.
Namara would not like 10 have known
The claim. according 20 Applemau was
paid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Plan New Road
LINE CONNECTING GRAFTON,
cLARKSBURo AND FAIR
MONT PLANNED.
Company Is Chartered al Hair
Million-Prominen People
In Company.

mlIllOn-ffOUlncnt FcOplc
In Company.
FTe~'sl Dier'1t.h t. TIE Gntcll'Eencer
CLABHSBJRG. ". Va. April Ca
The secretary az state this evening
issued charter Co the Grafton. Fair
mont and Clarhsburg Railroad Com
plny. for the purpose OF building a
railroad from the city OF Grafton 10
tlarasburg and from Grafton 20 Fair
mont. The capital stock is $500 OOD.
and the incorporators are Pittsburg
and northern West Virginia people.
as follows
Arthur Stoalcv. Austin e Merrill
and Co. T. Keenan,. FairmOnt. Chas
F sutherland of NorgautoVn. =. H.
Cordrr and g. Lee Reynolds. OF
TlomIurfou g. o. Humphrey. OF
BrIdccprt. W Va Charles g.. Hen
ton. Morris vs. Mead. John q. les
sure and j. " Roberts. of Pittsbure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
DECLARES DEMOCRATIC BILL is
"POLITlcAL SOOTHING
SYRUP"
Makes Possible Admission Of Foreign
Made Products Free to Compete
With Americans.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April 25.-
The Democratic free list bill. charac-
terized by the Republicans on the
ways and means committee as "polit.
ical soothing syrup" was roughly
handled in the House of Represents
tives this afternoon by it's political
enemies on the Republican side.
MT. Underwood. Democratic chair
man Of the ways and means commit.
tee. introduced II to the House in an
hours speech shortly after the ses-
sion convened at noon. Then il was
Ieit TO the mercies OF Represt ntative
Mann. OF Illinois. leader OF the Rcpub-
mean side. and the things that Mr.
Mann said about IL In the two hours
he held the floor gave both sides of
the House food for much debate and
occasion for much comment and cri,i.
cism.
Mann Attacks Bill.
Mr. Mann declared that the free
list bill introduced by the Democrats
as the hrst OF their tariff measures
was drawn inaccurately. indefinitely
ana with such general language that
it might be stretched to Include al.
most half OF tho imports on which
the United States now collects tariT
revenues.
The free list bill puts agricultural
implements "of any kind and dcscrip.
ton on the free list Mr.. Mann de-.
Wandef 10 know what agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS would come under this pro.
vision. He expressed the belief ~
could be stretched 10 include the free
entry or saws. axes. forks. garden
nose hay knives and almost every.
thlng else that farmer. horticultur.
Isl. gardener or tiller OF the soil ever
uses
He said the bill wes 50 drawn that
~ would admit free leather from
which tho farmers shoes were made
but would exclude that from whirh
DIS wife's shoes were made II put
q premium on foreign labor ne said
by permitting these special kinds or
leather 10 come in free when they
we're partly made up
IN putting agricultural implements
on the free list. said Mr. Mann. tho
Democrats would let the international
Harvester Company dump into tho
United states the implements 90 made
with foreign labor in its factories I'm
France. Germany. Russia and Cana.
da
Discriminate In BILL
Mr Gardner. Of Massachusetts. at
tackled tho measure and the Demo
cratic policy Of promising to "rcduco
The cost of living without reducing
wages paid u the United States
Iio asserted that u putting articles
on The free liaf rho Democrats had die
crminated against The farmers and
manufacture of the Northern States
while leaving protective duties on fo
hacco SUGAR rice. oranges ard other.
articles produced iu tho southern
States
Messrs Adair. of Indiana. Russell
~ Missouri and Adameon. oft Gcorrf,
spoke in favor of tho measure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
ID Bodies Recovered
From Fatal Oft Mine
Reseuers Overcome by Gas and Are
Forced to Desist in Sight Of
Other Dead.
ELK GARDEN MOURNs rlS
VICTIMS OF DISASTER
Investigation Starred O Cause OF
Esplosion-Bia Is Laid
on G

Elk GARDEN. %. Va. April 25.-
Fifteen bodies hsI been recovered
from the OFT mine No 20 OF the Davis
Coal a Coke Company tonight Eight
of the twenty -ftlrec buried by the col
lapse of the rCof Of the mine in yes
terdays explosion are still partially
buried. although five Of them were in
sight OF the rescuers tonight when
they had 10 desist because OF the
gaseous condition OF the mine
The rescuers are able TO work hut
an hour az time. and the further
into the mine they penetrate the
greater the volume Of gas encoun-
tered J. W. Paul. superintendent OF
the Bureau of Mines at Pittsburg.
with two OF his assistants. were over
come. notwithstanding he was wear
ing an oxygen helmet. All three were
revived by physicians at the mines
mouth.
The rescue party has penetrated
he mine a mile and Il half from the
mouth. and it is expected that as soon
as the gas can be driven out the re-
naming bodies in the mine will be
brought out. OF the fifteep recovered
TWO were so blackened and charred
that they were unrecogniZable
sNAu'f luf IfNtufTN were IlTSt aDlf
10 enter the mine last night there has
been no halt in the effort TO recover
the bodies. The scenes that were en-.
acted about the mouth of the mine
have been repeated each hour since
the disaster. and the bringing Of each
additional body To the surface causes
q new outburst of sorrow. Until late
today when the fact was established
beyond doubt that human being
could not exist I'm the mine even had
he survived the shock OF the explo-
sion. hope was abandoned OF finding
any Of the miners alive.
Find Mere Bodies.
The first body was found Monday
night and no other bodies were en-
countered until early this morning.
In the space of "a few hours the res
Currs made rapid work and by To-
o'clock the number OF bodies found
had reached fifteen Two OF the
bodies We're burned beyond recoeni-
tion. Five of tho remaining eight
bodies IN tn mine were located
mile and a half under ground. but so
dangerous was the gas that the res
Cuers were overcome and work had
20 Dee abandoned as too dangerous
until the mine could be freed OF the
poisonous stun.
All Eik Garden mourns for the dead
and there rs hardly a family in the
oh1ie town that has not lost some
relative in the % victims OF the di
aster There sfill remains about tho
explosion an air of mystery. and Chief
John I.aing. OF the West Nirginia
Mine Department. has started an in
,e-t cation He i- being assisted in
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100" io report such changes in laws
i- N'F may deem urrs-.tr. af tbs
n'hi iNu of fhe lcr afrro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-26
Rebels Name
New Sultan
BROTHER OF OLD SULTAN EN-
THRONEO IN MOROCCO.
France Promises 10 Stop Advance Of
Troops = Safety OF For
eiqners IS Promised

TANGlER Morocco. April c5.-
Advices from M,quinez. thirty six
miles southwest az Pez and one 81
the summer s-ridruces Of the sultan.
lruornc" that NuI1l % Zin. a brother
of sultan Mulai Rand. has been pro-
ci- .m'd Sultan bv the rebel Fam
mpurS. who after capturing the place
pil.aesd the shops and killed several
Jews
CN~ABLANBA. Morocco. April %
General Nninter. commanding the
French forces here has issued a
proclamation to the roh.llious tribes
mon stating that France, does not
pf, pns' t" occupy new territory hut
merely O.. assur. tho safety OF for
'icucrs and rc.zfrlush order under
the authority oI ti. Sultan The
tr.i,s arr told that DO they VIII end
d." rebellion and discontinue their
m.ur'.s Franc. VIII stop the march
of h'I troops toward F.z. bat other
IS -o fu" French government viii Doe
obliged 60 pt,.fr tho country and
s'.nrrlN punish %" leaders In the
revolt
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tcontInasa on Ia -
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-29
BIJOU

The famous lIidalgos, dancers. VITO
feature the merry Widow Dance
and who five or six months ago were
dancing i'll Madrid, Spain, will pre-
sent their dance tonight at the Biiou.
The Hidalgoes arrived on the Mon
golia and are prepared. to give Homo
lulu sensation, such d sensation as
has been given in European capitals.
They have travelled in South America,
played in the city of Mexico, and
lately concluded an engagement at
the OdeOn Cafe, San Francisco. Senior
Ilidalgo is said to have been the most
graceful dancer in Spain, while Sen
orita Fe la Hidalgo is fascinating
young woman, who possesses an
abundance of charm and beauty as
well as ability and grace. She is a
singer and dancer. Her brother is
merely dancer, but exceedingly
graceful, They appear in rich Span
ish costumes made in Spain. Jones
and O'Brien, the colored buck and
wing dancers and singers, will he a
feature on the Bijou program. Jones
Mas Peter" song has made Il big
hit. They are crackerjack dancers
and comedians of the first water.
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-29

NEW HAVEN, Conn., Mar. 1O-Bas-
ketball and hockey are on probation at
Yale and both sports may be abolished
unless some way is found of curbing
the tendency to rough tactics which
they have developed in the last two
or three seasons. DR.. William G. An
derson, head of the Yale gymnasium,
says in Il statement given to the Alum
nj Weekly: THE rough tactics of the
basketball team this winter have been
investigated by two committees. The
captain, manager, coach and the al
legged guilty parties all have had an
opportunity to clear the atmosphere. In
addition to this, the writer has person.
ally sent to Columbia for their version.
The chief offender was penalized by not
being permitted to play in the last two
ganeSF n'ff t''t - e
Evening bulletin., 1911-03-29
PERSONALITIES

MR.. AND MRS. Is. +. DlLLING-
HAM are visiting in Hilo.
RICHARD KIPLING, the theatrical
man. left on the Sierra today for San
Francisco.
MISS LOCkE'S lecture on Japanese
art has been postponed until Friday
afternoon.
MRS. II. B. MARINER, has gone 10
IIilo to join her husband there and to
spend vacation.
COLONEL w. E. WILDER who is
to command the 5th Cavalry is an in
coming passenger on the transport
Crook.
MRS. e. f. CAMERON announces
the marriage of her daughter Eloise
to Arthur II. Turner, March II, 1911.
MIR. AND MRS. A, STEIN, of Chi
cago, left on the Sierra today after
spending several weeks in the islands.
V. NJ F1TZSIMRIONS of Hilo, will
go to Kauai where he will spend about
a month for the benefit of his health
DIR. M. r. EDWARDS, a noted bac-
teriologist, is on the departing list Of
passengers this morning on the Will
helmina
DOCTOR SINCLAIR, U. S, Marine
service, expects to get away for the
mainland on the Korea. lie will be
gone about six months
MR. AND MRS. FRANK TRITCH
of Denver, who have been in Homo
lulu for the past three months, will
sail on the Korea for San Francisco.
MISS FLEMING Of fIilo who for
some time past has been in charge OF
the social settlement at Waiakea
leaves for the Coast in the Wilhel-
nina.
r. b. BOOTH sailed in the Wilhel-
nina today for three months vaca-
ton on the coast. Mining property
will have some attention from him
while he is away
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES p. GIB-
BONS of San Francisco sailed on the
Wilhemina for their home ON the
mainland, They have been spending
the past six months in Honolulu
MIR AND MRS. JOHN WATER
HOUSE left on the Wilhelmlna for the
mainland. They will proceed directly
to Boston and from there to Europe
returning to Honolulu by way of ia
pan
PRINCESS KAWANANAKOA ex-
tends an invitation to the people gen
orally of the city to attend the char
ity musicale, to be given at her home
on Pensacola street Thursday after
noon from four to five-thirty It is
for the benefit of the Catholic Ladies'
Aid Society. 90
CAPTAIN fGvkNGEEINE 'DA ST.
VO of the Hilo police force leaves for
the mainland in the Enterprise, it be-
ing his intention to continue on his
journey to Portugal for business and
pleasure combined. He has received a
leave of absence of six months from
Sheriff Pua, and will be accompanied
by his Wife