davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1912-05-01

On Wednesday, April oath, Miss Amy
Jameson was happily married to Mr..
Eugene H. Putnam, at the parsonage
OF the Second Baptist church by the
pastor Rev. l.. S. Shealy.
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thousandfoot ship? II not, what viii
become OF you? .ss.@
The demand from the outside Is
that YOU should have good health
here. In order to have good health
you must have good water. good
sewage, and good sanitary harbor.
You must eradicate the mosquito and
the fly. II there is any question of
quarantine, ships win give Honolulu
q wide berth.
1T is up to You to see that these
ships do not 60 by. As 70 your har-
Dor, I'm afraid II viii have to be gem
orally admitted that II is inadequate.
and ID viii not be long before you
are forced to take in Kalihi, and make
q clear passage way for ships through
both channels. You should have q
coal pile with half million tons Of
coal always on hand, which can be
procured as cheaply or even cheaper
than at other ports. That viii bring
the shipping
"Wheri I come back again, as hope
to do, expect TO see new Homo
lulu. with double the population and
with fine villas dotted over the hills.
And look after the tourist crop. That
Is one OF the most valuable crops that
d community can have.
Depend upon It the canal will be
opened year, from next September,
and from then on twill be the most
important factor in Honolulu's com
mercial prosperity"
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SUBMARINE :
.*'.>' ASINCESS


Maintaining an even keel, and forg
ing through the tumbling seas sur
rounding the island of Oahu, at a
satisfactory speed, in tow of the ISL
and coasting steamer Kaena, thesfam.
Gus submarine, built under the direc'
.tion of Supervisor Eben Low, by the
Honolulu Iron Works, has completed
successful round trip to Koolau
where a shipment of 165 barrels fuel
Oil was delivered. =. --:
The Libby Mac" peculiarly CON
structed craft, designed along the
lines of torpedo, is intended to ply
between Honolulu and the windward
side of Oahu, in the transhipment
of oil to be used in the, canning es-
Establishments located there. ~. 49,.
Some time ago. the craft was sent
on trial trip, but owing to a num-
Der of mechanical defects the voyage
had to be abandoned and the Libby
Mac reposed at mooring near the
foot of Fort Street pending a number
of important alterations
Supervisor Ehen Low is the owner
of the tubular shaped vessel that is
to make regular trips with fuel for
the canneries.
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AT THE HOTELS
ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL.

AIENANDEH YOUNG hOIEL.
J. W. Jenkins, Capt. w. D. For
syth, w, G. Ball., Wallace Dewitt
wife and child, Mrs. F. w. Foster
Schofield Barracks; C. L. Jenkins
Australia; E. o. Born, Maui. C.
Maser and wife, Kauai; Miss r. l.
Beach, Denver, Colo; M. Dockstader
Los Angeles, u. Cal; P. e. Muraine
Portland, Ore; VIM. IB. King. Wash
ington, d. c.: Mrs, A. Williamson
and family, A. Williamson. Honokaa;
H. S. Perry, g. R. Young, Vancouver;
w. C. Rose Schofield, Barracks; Mrs.
and Miss. Lennox, Paauhan, N. B.
Furfey, Hon0kaa; Mrs. j.. Foley, u,
IS. A.; j. F. Houlihan, Schofield Bar.
racks; Geo. P. Thielen, city; J. Gar,
ella, ID. l.. Meyer, Maui; Miss NJ. How,
ard, L. Barkhauesen, Otto Wix, San
Francisco; 1t. and Mrs. W.. s. Nay,
Tor, PHI. Sheridan. tSehofield Bar.
racks; A. W.. Games, E. Eames,s Wa.
hiawa; II. W. Baird, U. s. A.; III. e,
Stewart, o IS. Navy; Peter Phillip,
S. 8: Mauna Kea; d. II. Gilmore. city;
w. B.. Foster, city; ]. P. Mckinney,
New York; Miss Helen Kfmball, Ha.
leiwa; w. G. Allen, Waikane; T. ],
Nolan aud wife, Eva; Geo. Chalmers,
jr., WaiwanaloS Mrs. NJ. G. Duncan,
Iianford, CAL; Mrs. Fl. D. Sloggett
Hamakuapoko, Maui; J. N. s. vii
liains and family Kahnlui, Miss A. L
Gardner, Kauai; Miss Elsie E. Duffy,
San Pedro, Cal; o. A. Wind, Kohala;
MrssE. Madden and son, Hawaii; R,
M! Lindsay, Hilo, ,A.t.E. N. Todd, Wal
ahia Mrs. Carl VOTERS land child,
Naalehu; J. G. Winter, Sehofield Bar.
racks Capt. Johnson, SIS. Wfihei.
NINA Mrs. G. E. Tagmall, Sehofield
nina; Mrs. c. e. TaSman, Miss
Combs, ". D. Dixon and wife, j. w.
PAXTON and wife, Schofield Barracks;
"A. Half and wife,, City;;slB. N. Viii
COZ, Kauai E.. e. Hartman, city;
Aubrey Robinson, Mrs. DC. Welcher,
Miss e. Gay, Geo. s. Gay, Sinclair
sRDbinsen, Az Robinso1a Flora N.
Albright, Kauai; A. McCIelland, Pu-
.eblo, Colo. E. E. Thompson and wife,
A. III. Gates and wife, r. G. Gates,
Miss ". j. Gates, Miss Jessie G. Par.
sons, Pasadena; Mrs. Lydia .Ander.
son, Pittsbnrg;; Mrs. ]. M.sErown, Los
Angeles, Mrs. NJ. WebsteF Los AM
geles; MRS. J, NJ, Kilgarif and daugh.
ter. L. Kflgarif, San Francisco; 81.
+. Bower, Jr., Vancouver. B. c. q.
W.tsAlexander, Washington. d. e.;
Mrs. Jno. sBisholl, Chicago, Mrs. Gay
A. Kennedy, Chicago; WI. Porter.
Miss J.. E. Ryan. Waterford, N. y;
t. Shafer,. Denver, o. Scarfe, Miss
Ethel Scarfe, San Francisco. II
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Amy, Carl D. Behrens, Ed. Block
Mrs. Ed. Block, Miss d. Brandt, Mrs
Isadore Burns, Mr.. Chang Chin earn
Sam Chong, Mrs. Anita Orta d.
Gheng, Master Samuel Hue Chong
Sydney K. Cohen, G. s. Folsom, DIR
Il. B. Gibson, j. NJ. Goode, Jacob G.
Hanna, Agnes Hartbucks Mrs. s. w
Hogan, M. s. Keller. /. s. Keller
Mrs. @. L. Lansing, Miss Esther Mer
ray, Dynam Frederick Randall, C. Y
Rice, Mrs. g. Y. Rice, Benjamin +
Robinson, Mrs benjamin. f. Robin
son Ten Yew Fan, Mrs. 3. p. Thomp
son, Alex III. Tones. IS K, III.
Per stmr. Kilauea, from Kona and
Kau ports -E. d. Gonant, Jas. Wilder,
j. B. CASTLE Mrs Castle, Mrs. s. N.
Castle. Mrs. Hough, Miss o. Donnell,
M. C. Mattos, Geo. Hapai, w. d. Ack.
erman, Mrs Alderman, Miss Slime,
ena, Miss O. Miller, Miss E. Clarke.
Miss O.. Clarke, M. Kasamoto. Mrs.
Todd, Miss Todd, M. Cleghorn. Gil.
Hoke, J. Vasconeellos, Miss M. At-
rama. s. g. Cohn, d. e.. Meyers, y.
Garcia, J. r. Davis, Mrs. Timoteo, 107
deck F. - . ..,a'S
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HAWAII THEATER. :: :. .
CROWDED FIRST NIGHT

With the standing room sign in evil
iefice all through the first perform
ance and a. full house at the second
performance the Hawaii theater open
ed up last night under the most favor
able auspices as more satisfied audi
sence never left a motion picture theat-
err IL e.. E..
The Hawaii proved to be a very
coy theater and the senif open air
arrangement made things ideal last
night. The pictures were all that the
management claimed of them, new,
interesting and instructive.S The pic
lures were thrown on the screen with
out "a flicker and there wasn't any
tiresome delays or waits between the
reels. OF the four pictures shown last
night it would be hard to4say which
one, was the best as they were all
feature films.
The crowded condition at the theat-
er. last nightcshowed that the Theater
going populAee have explicit confid-
ence in Manager Noyes and as long
as he continues with his first pictures
which by the way means pictures
that comes out direct from New York
as soon as they are released, the Ha-
Waii will be the most popular theater
in town.
The same program will Discontinued
tonight and tomorrow night and those
who haven't seen the four feature
films should by all means see them.
An entirely new program will be on
Monday night.
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per p. NJ. s.. s. Siberia, for JapaI
and China ports: Mr.. and Mrs! P
Gordon, Miss E. b. Gordon, Mrs
John F. Keator, Miss Rachael Kea
tor, John E. Keator,. Jrs, DR.. Harry
NJ. Keator, Clement s. Reator. II! s
&. Randolph, Mrs. A. r. Smith.
Per M. N. s. s. Honolulan, for Ka-
hului. Aug. 16.-Miss Beach, Ben F..
Vickers, Mr.. Barnes, Mr.. Dowsett
Mrs. A. E. Bruno. w. d. Alexander
s. G. Wilder, ]. N. 8. Williams, Mrs
J. N. s. Williams and child, Mr.
Gray, Mr.. Watson, Mr.. Richards, Mr.
Greenwich. Mr.. Waterhouse, Mr.. Judd
Mr.. Brokers, Mr. Roth, Mr.. Anderson
Mr.. Horner. Mr.. Lowrey, A. L. Castle
t Per str. Kinau, for Kauai ports
Aug. 20.-Mrs. Semi, Mrs. C. L. sBo
derro, Miss Breckenridge, Mrs. Il. M
Yates, Miss Grace Carroll. Francis
Gay, Miss. L. Day, Miss D. Campbell
DR.. Sandow, F. A. Boyer, J. M. Arm,
strong, G. F. Rankin, ID. Lyons, A.
E. Kopke, r. Hayseiden, P.
M. Castro, Mrs. Grace and infant
Mrs. A. H. Sheldon. Miss Sheldon
Mr.. Wasano and infant, A. H.. Rice,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Knudsen, Mrs.
Scudder, r. d. Moler, Rev. Oleson, B.
d. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. T,
Purvis, M. Ishibashi, IL. ,Conradt, c,
A. Rice. - = { =.
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WEATHER TO-DAY

Temperatures a. m, &c; a. m.
70; 10 a. m, 80: IL noon, 49, Mini
mum last night, 73.
Wind-6 a. M. velocity 4, direction
Northeast; a. M, velocity 5, direc-
ton Northeast; 10 a. m, velocity s
direction Northeast; IL noon, velocity
IL, direction Northeast. Movement
past "a hours, 162 miles. I'll. 49,. 49,
Barometer at s a: m. 80 Of Rela-
tive humidity. s a. m, n. Dew-point
at s a. m, 60. Absolute humidity, s
a. m. .204. Total rainfall during
past "a hours. 0 III. ( h,
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ODDS And ENDS
!: At THE PORT

A new crew has been signed on by
the master Of the American schooner
Prosper now at the port andp repair,
ing to sail for Sound ports. ~
The Interisland steamer Kmau is to
gc on the local marine railway before
the close of the month. The vessel
will receive a cleaning and repainting.
The Pacific Man liner Siberia win
be- dispatched for Japan and China
portA on or about noon tomorro' &C
coiding TO the announcement coming
from the Office of H. Haekfeh 4 Com
pany. tie local representatives for the
liner.
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CHICAGO IS
= CROOKS HOME
Windy City Is "JayvilIe-on'
Lake. to SWindlers of
United States

Chicago is a paradise for swindlers
says an exchange. p =. a.. g..
Those suavea persons who sell stock
In mines that don't exist. ten-acre
tracts where nothing but seaweed and
typhoid germs will thrive and those
dropping black mustached fellows
whose game is one variation or an.
other of the old which she'll is the
pea under" game, find easy pickings''
here. To those individuals who use
the mails to defraud Chicago is moth.
ing more than Jayville-on-the-Lake
This all became known today when
James H. Wilkerson, United States
district attorney, and half q dozen
United States postoffice inspectors in
the Chicago district commented ON the
annual report OF Postmaster General
Hitchcock, made public in Washington
today. The report set forth that swim
dlers.during the fiscal year that clos
ed July l reaped the record harvest Of
$l20, 100000 by fraudulent use Of the
mails. During the year the postoffice
inspectors trapped 1868 OF the come
on" men at their games, but, in the
words of DaYy Crockett, the woods
are still full of EN-" s.s--,
one-Tenth Operate Here. .;s.z-t /.
More than 10 per cent. of the con-
tidence men who are so successful in
the United States operate here in Chi
cago." declared District Attorney VIII
kerson. I'VE have cases of all kinds.
The, green goods man, the fake gold
mine, the rubber plantation on which
no rubber grows, the farm lands that
are under Water-oh yes, we have 'em
ALL There 1are bucket shops, Wiz-
ards, mail order concerns, Inannfac-
turing plants and every conceivable
scheme, the sole object of which Is
to separate the fool on his money.
"We had case not long ago in
which the defendant contracted
through the mails to.sell the come on
a whole satchel full OF counterfeit
money for few real dollars. Then
we had a fellow who advertised that
he could grind 81 bills from machine
OF his invention faster than q Milwau-
kee avenue butcher can grind ont inn
ported German frankfurters.
"con. Games Numerous.
FAKE mail order concerns are nu-
merous. You can't count the number
of mining cpppanles. hat are gold
blieks. Wien 3 OBI, ebt stung they
rush to the sguyefh1 nent 10 see II they
can't. somehew-get their dollars back
When the patrons 'squeaP is when we
get on the swindleris trail There are
SO many varieties of CON games work
ed that it is a difficult task to cata-
logue them 6H strsEs essSssa
"SwindlefR Say, the town Is full Of
EN-" said one OF the postoffice IN
spectors under General James q.
Stuart, inspector in charge. 1T strikes
me that Chicago people will buy ey.
erything When ! see a crowd in the
street 6lockading traffic ! expect to
find man selling stock in the Golden
Moon Gold Mine Company If he gets
arrested for blocking the street, the
fellow will probably sch the cop b
hlock..of stock on he way to the sta
ton. 5 An the 'ial| guys aren't in the
littls towns. MI afethern are here
in Chicago.
Schemes Are Simpiess
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The schemes these fellows work
are simple The victim stands no
show. He is sold stock IL gold mines
where there Is no gold. and stock In
rubber plantations where the only
rubber for miles around il the little
band that keeps the incorporation pa.
per from unrolling. The come on
buys land to which the seller never
had title and probably never saw.
He buys farm land in Florida or In
Alaska that Is buried under twenty
feet Of foam-capped waves or snow.
capped ice. No wonder the swindIers
wear diamonds. They can afford
them"
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AERIAL RAILWAY
FOR COL 0MBlA

An English syndicate Is Responsible
for the aerial railway TO connect Man
izales with Mariquita, but the plan,
ming OF the line Is In the hands OF q
German engineering firm, and was
begun in January last The distances
10 be covered is approximately forty
miles. not including. q branch which
viii run from 81 Zaricudo to the min.
ing district OF the same name. The
greatest height ct which the cable
will be carried is. 10000 feet. In the
neighborhood OF La Leohera. For
every mile Of cable It viii 81 Ileces.
sarF to construct fifteen or sixteen
towers. The nlptiR power isito be
derived from q point on the River
Quail, where, 1t is said, $50 horse.
power can easily be developed. Il Is
estimated that such q railway could
transport 500 tons in twenty-four
are relatively light the enterprise Is
hours, and as construction expenses
regarded as very promising. Sta
tionsgh have been fixed at. among other
places, La Elvirfa, Soled9d. Fresno
end Santa sAnasLa Idea Manizales.
---- > .--- s--
paris detectives believe that the
thieves Of France, England and Amesi-
an are handed :. n. ~ s.4ss (. - =
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PAssENGERs ARRIVED

Per p. NJ. S. S. Siberia, from San
Francisco Honolulu: f. II. AL
exander, Mrs. A. E.. X. Bidwell, Sam
Blair, E.: G. Case, Mrs. E. G.. Case
Mrs. 1. H. Carroll. Miss Helen Chap.
man, VIM. Crawford, Lee Crawford
Mrs. w. E. Dargie and maid, Mrs. e.
II. Fenton, ]. G.. Goodwin, T. L. Hen.
derson, Mrs. T. L. Henderson. Mrs,
Z. G. Henderson, Mrs. Doris Hop
kins, Miss M. Howard, r. Mrs. Alex
Isenberg, Alexander Isenberg, Jr.,
Mrs. Gustav Kennedy, Mrs. s. G.
KONG, Master Ralph p. King, Mrs.
], A. Lloyd, Miss Aileen Mccarthy,
Mrs. F.,W. Macfarlane,. Miss Alice
Macfarlane, Julius Nunes, Mas Owen,
Mrs. Dora Paris, E. Patterson, W. L.
Porter, Miss G. Power, Mrs. F.. E.
Ramsey, Miss J. E. Ryan, George
Scarfe, Miss Ethel l.. Scarfe, Thomas
SGhafer, F. w. Schultz, Mrs. F.. w.
Schultz, Miss Laureta Schultz, Mrs. j.
NJ. Semi, Mrs. A. p. Sinclair. Henry
s. Smith. 2. S. Spaulding, Miss C. B.
Sperry, Otto Wix, DR.. Rene Clavel,
l., Barkhausen, Max F, Lndenmeyer
For Yokohama: c. H.. d. Fisher, T.
Hiraiwa, Hachiro Hiroki, C. A. Pc
reira, DIR. w. NJ Roads. X. Tomita, H.
M. Tuska, Mrs. H. NJ. Tuska, Mrs.
Mary S. Ware. For Kobe: Mrs. Jos,
ephine P. Campbell. Miss GQertrude
Cozad, Miss Elizabeth Ward. For
Shanghai: S. G. Brinkley, Miss Jen-
ME Hughes, Y. X. LANG, J. F. Put
nan. Mrs. J. F. Pdtnam, P. Thomas,
Miss NJ. L. White. For Hongkong:
Com. A. C. Almy. U. S. N, Mrs. A. c..
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LITTLE FEAR OF TENEMENT
HOUSES ON PUNCHB0WL

The new property owners in the
Punchbowl district need have little
fear of tenements in that neighbor-
hood. Such is the opinion of Joshua
Tucker, who says that he does not
believe more than ten Of the lots sold
at yesterdays auction were purchas-
ed by spectators. and that such pur-
chases are so scattered that they will
be unable to acquire sufficient land in
any one locality to erect a tenement
of any size.
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0SB0URnE / AXES SWIM
70 PROVE he IS NOT 1

SANTA BARBARA. August d
Lloyd Osbourne. author. son a. n
Robert Louis Stevenson and DfoI'
Of Mrs. Isabel Strong. who Il n|s1
Well-known writer, was gonnIne|l Il
prised today upon reading 3 news
patch that he We seriously IA g
home OF bis mother In MonfecIio
to prove to thoe4 Interested d
was not III, Osbd1rne donped
ing suit and rushed to the oclo
took q long swim
T can't account for such 4 foDol
he said, .bnt guess some "a. b
Just heard Of q serious operation d
formed On me about q year 6ro.
0sboufne received scores 81 ~
pathetic felegrauI8 today from fried
Throughout the country.
STIR Bulletin AZ. are Best Bns'1|
Gaft6&6 hfsr
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Patterson OF Sausalito, II. Reinhart
and ]. F. Moore of this city.-Chron.
icIe. -. -.
.~..x
Coffee Destined for the Mainland.
Coffee shipments from Hawaii were
conspicuous in the list of freight
brought to Honolulu this morning. in
the Inter-Island steamer Kilauea.
The Kona and Kau liner returned with
q large list of cabin and deck passen-
gers. Purser Sheldon reports fine
"trip with moderate winds, and smooth
seas. The freight list included ~47l1
sacks sugar, 5 sacks corn, 80 head
cattle, 20 crates chickens, 81 punches
ananas, 115 sacks coffee, - crates
rigs, Is bales? hides, 1850 pieces koa
wood and 100 packages. sundries. The
Kilauea is on the berth to sail for q
return "trip to wfndward Hawai- ports
at noon Tuesday. r-s- =
= "a -
Cattle from Hawaii Ranges. .
Cattle from Hawaii ranges to the
number of n head arrived with the
steamer Wailele this morning. This
vessel returned from Honokaa and
KukuihaeIe with 1886 sacks sugar al
so quantity of empties and 16 pack
ages sundries. re... .- H.
According to her! officers the vessel
met with fine weather and smooth
seas on the voyage. The steamer
Maui is reported as loading sugaFoat
Ookala for Honolulu. liRhe steamer
I@alani was diseharging freight, and
taking on sugar at Honoipu. =.
.~=y .
Noeau Sailing for Kauai Today. =
/. The steamer Noeau for Waimea d.
reel, with a shipment of coal and gen.
cral cargo, will be dispatched at three
o'clock this afternoon. This vessel
has been discharged of 20S0 sacks
sugar, 467 sacks rice, q quantity of
empties and 115 packages sundries.
The Noeau steamed to Honolulu In
favorable seas and moderate north
east wind. Pnrser Richter reports
all sugar cleaned out at Kilaaea
while 100 sacks remain fordshipment
at Kealia. jte,,y. s.s ! -
IN - zs stat. ~ r. 4
1nfer.Island departures This Day. i
! Two Inter-Island steamers are on
the boards for departure today. The
steamer Noeau, with coal, fertilizer
and general cargo, is to sail at 8
O'Clock, followed by the Clandine for
the regular ports of call on Maui and
Hawaii. at 8. O'Clock this evening. The
Noeau will carry late. mails for Kauai,
while a fair list of passengers has
been booked for departure in the,
Claudine r.a,Sls "a
n -, 5.
Hyades Away for Island Ports.
At a late hour this evening the
Matson steamer Hyades will be dis
patched for all island ports, taking in
Port Allen, Kahului. Kaanapali and.
Hilo. The Hyades has a large and.
varied cargo for discharge Before.
the freighter departs from the islands
there will have been loaded a full
shipment of sugar for San Francisco
refineries.
Likelike Back With Sugar Cargo.
Arrivals at the port include the In
ter-Island steamer Likelike from Ma,
nugona with 6763 sacks sugar, a
quantity of empty drums and SO peck
ages sundries. According to Purserl
Hnstace, the steamer met with mod
crate seas and favorable winds.
Sugar Report. ~. 1
According to report brought by the
steamer Wailele, the following sugar
is awaiting shipment on Hawaii: Pa
auhau 1000, Honokaa 4017 and Kukui-
haele 1898 sacks. ~..,, -.f. IA
r. nIccHNnrnc Innnnnn
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WWW

SHIP. >. =. WV w
New Steam Roller Is Here.
Two large steam rollers have been
discharged from the spacious hold OF
! the +Matson, Navigation steamer Ho-
noIulah.- ;. The machines which will
serve in the building Of county high
ways, were shipped here by John VIII
son, a local contractor. The road roll
ers are of over ten tons; weight each
and represent the highest type of
road making machinery = g..
j. - -. ~
Bark Rfhet Completed Long Passage.
The American bark r. p. Rithet, af-
ter voyage of thirty.five days from
Honolulu reached port yesterday.
Captain Nilsson reported light winds
all the way over. Al this time OF
year sailing vessels often take in the
neighborhoods of forty days to make
the passage. The Rithet anchored in
the stream and will go to Crockett to-
day. She brought $4,000 bags of
sugar
Four passengers we're ON the bark
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VESSELS TO AND ,......
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Cable to Merchants,
Exchange.)
Fridar. Angnst 19.

FRIDAY, August 10. :
SALINA CRUZ Arrived, Aug. IL,
g'4S. 8. Alaskan, from Hilo, July %.
SAN FRANCISCO - Sailed, August
Is, s. s. Mexican, for Seattle. -.
) s. s. Siberia sails for Yokohama
Saturday at noon. ~
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PhOto-En2raying of highest grade
can be secured freR the Star. Bulletin
Photo. Engraving Plant.
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CANAL means

CONTINUED from Page I,
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Paris detectives believe that the
thieves OF France, England and Ame.i-
zen are banded, = -
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CHINESE and firearms PLACE
SIBERIAOFTICERS ON MEHLE

Mrs. Or. A. l.. Clark OF Oakland, J.
Patterson. OF Sausalito. H. Reinhart
and ]. F. Moore of this city.-Chron'
icle. ~. -. Il
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Sugar Report.

sugar Report. Ill.
According to report brought by the
steamer Wailele, the following sugar
is awaiting shipment on Hawaii: Pa
auhau 1000. Honokaa 4017 and Kukui.
hae1e 1898 sacks. .~.,,, -.s -