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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02
In the Churches

Church Of God. Hearne Tabernacle.
South street. Lords Day services
Nov. 3rd: Bible school will begin at
10. a. M. Regular Lords Day NOT
ship will begin at 10:i5. Subject.
What a Man Sows. That lie Also
Shall Reap All welcome.
Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
Heights, Mozart. Bov. r. G.. Snyder.
pastor. Twenty-seCuud Sunday after
Trinity. Sunday school az $50 a. m
chief service ~ 1890 a. m. There
will be- no evening service. but all
members are requested 90 attend the
Union Reformation service which
viii be held In bio Lutheran church
on Sunday evening. C~ateChetic1l
class will meet on Thursday evening
az : O'Clock. Regular meeting Of the
church council az eight O'Clock.
First church Of Christ Scientist. 4.
O. e.. W. auditorium. t11g Chapline
street. Services Sunday ~ II a. IN.
Subject Of lesson Everlasting Pun
ishment Sunday school az 10 a.
M. Wednesday testimonial meeting
81 8 p. M. same address. Reading
room open daily. except Sundays and
holiday from T. on 90 . p. m, also
on Saturday evenings from Z 20 g %.
m Tho public is invited 20 visit orr
reading ROOM. SO. ii19 Chapiiue
street and attend our services.
Mrs Rev = " Thomas will speak
on next Sunday afternoon af Q % m
20 Ladies' only 900 rho Bible Spirit.
ullist church Lincoln avenue. Bride"
port. also services iu the evening as
usual Tosfs cisen from thr other
side a. life.
Vance Nrmora f church. ! VI Pot
Ter. minister. services a. 90 a m
and 800 o W mOruIu- subject
"rrue Conservation. or The Case
AGAINST fnr Saloon lu fHr tvruIrs
/. Tho choir $3.50 render 20 pr1erlm of
special music sunday school a
n.f5 20 m Young People. mar.'r.
af z % w
P|r,achiue boz fHr Simpson 50 o..
church Eun street -urIff 900 o. 20
m. Tho Rrt . o. Nd.m. fHn noted
Tomuor1ur. lecturer. o. D. m fh.
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\ welcome TO all
St James Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel Elm Grove. W. Va. The ser
vices and meetings during the week
Will be; Twenty-second Sunday after
Trinity. Nov. 9. 1912: 10 a N. sun
day school and Bible class: $50 y.
m. services AT the county infrmary:
Union Reformation services in the
city church Sunday evening n 100
?. m. 4 large attendance is expect
cd. Come. bring others with you.
st James Evangelical Lutheran
church. 1909. 141t Chapline street.
Rev. \. W. Wcrdor. pastor. The ser
vices and meetings during the week
vii be. Twcnty-socOnd Sunday after
TRINITY. Nov. g.. 1912. $3.50 a. m. Sun
day school and Bible classes: 10 30
q. m. German Reformation service.
sermon by Rev. Wcrder: $50 D.. IN.
Union Reformation services. speak
crs. Rev. r. F. Rutsky and Rev. W.
O.. Krausc. Congregations from
BonwoOd. Bridgeport. and Martins
Ferry will join In this festival Music
by augmented choir: 9 p. m Monday
Bcnovolen society. . a m. Saturday
school for children. = cordial vel
com" 40 members and friends and
The public as we'll
Rev. g W. McCleiland. Of The
West Nirrinia Conference VI T..
church. who IS now visiting relatives
and friends foo the city VIII preach
Sunday evening November 3rd 1912.
at Z go o. m. in the Second United
Presbyterian church. Rev. J. 70 Lit.
toll. pastor The Rev g.. ". McCloi
land was raised ZOO Wheeling. 70 civil
war veteran. being e member OF
Battery 3D." First West virginia
Light artillery. The Wheeling raf
terry IIc was "a member of fl.
Zane street ~ g. church. this cIfy.
and hy tho quarterly conference oI
that church was recommended fo th'
West Nirrinl1 annual conference fU'
admission ON trial nearby so ye1r.
ago
ST. PauIs E]saueciIcai church
-. -Thirfv.aieIfh and wood street. Nur
o. o. .iD. pastor Reformation Sun
Iat. -.s 1912 German service.
Hf l H w. subject. Ettnr.
ItIrrI. T..i.I service. af
o. m. Fr.I UrrkrtH. eIunrIuf.ud
u' Ladies' NtI -Iri.f. mHa. H
90 m Mission f.r.'. a| % o. % m
J.. uIf Uf'I -ntNY.I 800 I.aI EH
r... m.rf'rF .f Sunday school f.tr.
orr aUI .n rar. IHr .H. Hf N u u
Willing Workers Society Wsdu' i1
90 % m
So Irhu rt.r...I Profession
So % f.f.rr H..t.r rInI.. -'ft''
af 90 en- afI i.".I ..H'.. n
Celebration .. fH. festival " nm
LL
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noted orator and lecturer Bob Clarp.
will preach to the brotherhood. he
will be accompanied by our much be
loved friend and Brother Daily. the
great personal worker. The Brother
hood will arrange a good programme
supported by the choir OF the church
under the leadership Of Earl &. Jones.
Sunday morning prayer meeting al
six o'clock a. IN. Dr. W. y. Wright.
leader. Prayer meeting "Wednesday
night. Glasses Tuesday and Thurs
day nights. Epworth league from
$50 to as p. M. Jas. + Moe. presi.
dent. Sunday school at . 30 p. M,
II. - Clemens. superintendent, G. W.
W. jenkins. ID. ID. pastor.
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Friday is ala Saints Day ard tn com
memoratlon OF blessed Saints. not haV-
ing days SET apart 900 their honor
there Will be a celebration OF 'u" Holy
communion az - Luke's church on
the Island. 30 90 80 e. m.
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Second Pre-htt,r.au church. corner
MARKET and Twentieth streets Rev
Charles o. Mcdonald. D. o. pastor
sabbath school % 100 20 m g. D. meo'-
inc tft % W. PRAYER meeting tr
Wednesday af o. The pastors sub
irrf sabbath morning viI De- .Du fI.
f'r.uE lime. ana iu fIs ,ttH rr
"Wraf W|u tho Governor ru Tuil
of frn-c Discourse wffI Doc uH nd. tIa
minute ON fho liquor If.rr-. Gf, DH
The choir $3.50 sing fuo f.I .r-
music.
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First Unitarian church. New
fashioned statements Of old-fa-hIon-
cd truths" \ series OF lecture-sor-
vices by the Rev. Howard \. Pcase.
on Sunday mornings during Noyfm-
Der. Subject for next Sunday. What
is Man" Board OF Tarde rooms az
II o'clock
The following is the order OF ser
vices for BenwoOd VI. T. church Sun
day. Glass meeting az $3.50 a.. M.
preaching 20 10 90 a. m. subject
Dangerous Places in the Sea 81
Life sunday school at = D. m Up
worth league AZ Z p m. Evening
preaching service 90 : s.. subject
"Wiudle's ntiprohibition arguments
answered. Rov. James J. scott.
pastor.
Fourth street " T.. church. g. r
oliver. ID -. pastor. Chapliuu street
near Twelfth The nrmOu 90 10 30
q m viii Doc preached by Rev DR. W.
a. Cook. pastor of the First Pr"shy.
terrain church. goo exchange ~ pastors
being made 800 this service" Rev.
oliver $3.50 lo assisted at 31 O. m
ir Prof Ch.z SrIri1n. an eminent
Prohibition lecturer from pittsburgh
who viii give au address ON 'h.
amendment This uul i' 90 tina.
rally for fbc ~rltInclfion o' th'
amendment Everybody R invited.
Suufl. school .f % o. 90 m Epworii
League af o. Boo % m Tho nevis
elected officers RIi TAX" charge
John W Williams 91 conduct OBJ.
Sunday evening "r..."
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pastor. All other services regular.
A Welcome 20 all.
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CnarHno stree. So o. church. o..
% Meredith. pastor TI.r" HII d.
worship CO., r..I'1r hours Sermons
af iH goo DBL m auI 90 m. hy ff'
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anthem OH Praise CoI .u lf-
fuI| moss Irp'
On.rfrrt Tiny 1871 Ur flIn.
Arranged from Tho f.a.f ff.H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-02

Dr. FIcrces Medical Adviser. newly revised unto-date edition, aa
s delicate qIe,uous shout which every woman, single Or married ouc
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St Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end OF the Steel bridge. Rev Jacob
Birmingham. ID. rccto--TWent,-
second sunday after Trinity. A. : 20
a m. Holy communion. 9.l5 "a M.
sunday school. lu 30 e. m. holy cCm-
muuiou and sermon. $50 D. M. even
ing prayer aud sermon Wednesday az
30 D. M evening prayer and ser
mon.
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Thomson VI. = church. Rev W. e..
Hartiuger. pastor At 10 3u 20 M.
morning worship. sermon subject.
The Christian AristocrdCy". 3u o..
m. evening Worship. sermon subject.
The Liquor business "a Modern
lierOd"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
ODDS and ENDS
At THE PORT

The popular Hilo liner Mauna Kea
is due to arrive at Honolulu at an
early hour tomorrow morning.
Taking general cargo the lnter-Isl-
and steamer Wailele Is on the berth
for departure for Kukuihaele and Ho-
nokaa.
An unusually large crowd gathered
at Oceanic wharf this morning to
await the arrival of the rebuilt liner
Ventura. from the Coast.
Several theatrical performers for
local playhouses arrived as passengers
in the Oceanic steamship Ventura
from the Coast this morning.
The lnter-lsland steamer Hall will
sail for Kauai ports this evening, TAX
ing later mail from the mainland as
well as fair list of passengers and
general cargo.
Local customs officials were fairly
bombarded with requests for passage
from shore to the Ventura this morn
ing by those who professed desire
to greet friends among the passen-
gers.
The largest number of automobiles
seen at the arrival of a steamer IN
months was that gathered at the en-.
trance to Oceanic wharf this morning
the lineup extending almost to the
foot of Fort street.
The Matson Navigation steamer
Iurline. en- route from San Francisco
To Honolulu, Is believed to be bring
ing a considerable quantity of latel
mainland mail. The Lurline is eX
pected to arrive on or about July Bird
1t looked like a small edition of NJ
"old-home day" celebration as loca
! shippingmen renewed acquaintance
with veteran steamshipmen who hav'
now found good berths in the Ventura
which arrived from the Coast thi
, morning.
Escaping a guard maintained at tn
! Oceanic wharf this morning for tn
purpose of keeping the general publi
from Crowding around the gangwa,
leading to the steamer Ventura,
number of the more intrepid deiied tn
officers and broke through the lines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
CAPTAINS BALD HEAD
CAUSES HIS RESCUE

BATH, Me. June 6.--Capt Amos
Pinkham, whose schooner, the Cora
Green, was lost off Seguin Sunday
night. today arrived home from Booth
bay llarbor, where he was taken In
the schooner, James Young, which
came in collision with his craft. The
schooner began to sink so quickly that
he lost $GS in money, a watch and
chain and $75 worth of navigation
equipment.
Capt. Pinkham was the last to leave
the vessel, jumping overheard as she
went down. lie grasped rope and
was carried beneath the waves. IIo
came TO the surface semi-conscious,
but the cook of the James Young saw
his bald head in the water through the
darkness and caught him as he was
sinking.
Lucky | was baldheaded," said Cap
tain Plnkham.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
Bidder
TO BUILD ROAD

A caucus held today by members of
the City and County Road Committee
has practically decided that branch of
the Board of Supervisors on awarding
the contract for the construction OF
the Moanalua-Puuloar road to the low
est bidder.
In this instance, John n. Defrios
will land the contract for building Cp-
proximately three miles of highway.
which will serve as a connecting link
between Honolulu and Pearl ilarbor.
At q meeting of the Super Yisors las,
night, two bids We're received, one
from Defries calling for $22,9To, or
$2979 over and above the amount ap-
propriated by the county fathers for
this work.
The second tender was received
from the Honolulu Draying aud Con.
struction company and called for n
much higher figure, namely S26,S90.
The Board win meet at noon tomor
row, at which time a decision reached
by the road committee will probably
be ratified.
A number of matters we're rushed
through last night Engineer White
house has been granted permission to
IUItlSiSt ptlSldH blb'hS W W. ho'h VII
curves In the Moanalua road.
The proposition coming from the
health committee of the Merchants
Association regarding sanitation work
in Aala district. will receive consider
alton from the municipal sanitation
committee.
The road committee submitted q
statement showing an appropriation
/ O.. 1,,1. n..ts. n.,N f.V
June. Out of this there Is to he de
Quoted $500 for an adding machine.
According to Engineer WhitehousG
II will cost $5SlO to pave Queen street
| bridge over Nuuanu stream.
A resolution appropriating $4,000
| for the proposed national guard arm
I oryl. for which the Legislature apprO
priated 100000, was introduced AT the
meeting Of the Board of Supervisors
last night, and referred to the Way.
and Means Committee.
| Members of the Hawaiian Band pc
titioned for a general raise in salaries
totalling $1l7.5O a month, which mat
ter must be decided by the Ways anC
Means Committee.
A resolution was passed for frs
reading appropriating $4,000 for spe
ciic road wOrk,sto include $4,000 70
repairs on Beretania avenue; 5000
for work on Kalakaua avenue, AM
$4,000 for repairs on King street be
tween Aala Park and Moanalua.
The clerk was authorized to cal
for tenders for laying the curblng 70
the center parkway Of Kalakaua ave
nue.. $4,000 having been appropriate
for the work.
: The board passed the appropriation
bill for the six months period from
July to December 81, for secon
reading.
A number of hackmen petitioned tn
J board to establish a new hackstand o
Kekaulike street facing King.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
Mr.. AND MRS. M'ELDOWNEY
H0NEYMO0NING ON COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, June ia pref.
ty romance, which had its inception
when the bride was n student at Mills
College, eliminated at Honolulu just
before the liner Sonoma left for San
Francisco, when Miss Grace Robertson
became Mrs. Robert r. McFldowney.
The newly welded pair had the
bridal suite on the Sonoma, which ar
rived in port yesterday morning and
the royal send.off they had received
from their friends in the islands was
still being talked about by their fel'
low passengers.
Not only was the departure of the
couple on their honeymoon marked by
the traditional rice and old shoes, but
there was a stringed orchestra to play
o wedding march as the victims OF
Cupld's darts dashed blushingly NJ
the gangway from the Honolulu pier
Mr.. and Mrs. McEldowney will
spend their honeymoon in Southern
California after visiting relatives here
The groom is the son of Mrs. +. II
McEldowney, a resident of Burling
anne. He is in The marble business In
the islands and Is familiarly known as
Tombstone" Bob. The bride, who is
a pretty and accomplished girl, Is the
daughter of George Robertson Of
Brewer & Company, one of the largest
firms in Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
CABIN boy
NOT SCALDED

A Chinese cabin boy in the Pacific
Mail liner Mongolia, who threatened to
cause the arrest Of w. b. Pettus, u
prominent Y. NJ. G. a. worker and
missionary In the Far Eastern field,
during the stay of the vessel ut Hoo
nolulu. upon charge of assault with
u pitcher filled with boiling water, was
given II hearing when the Mongolia
reached San Francisco. .....
Feeling ran rather high on board
while the big liner remained at Alakca
wharf. where n big cargo was dis
charged Threats were freely made
against Pettus, It being alleged that he
had no just provocation for his action.
II was also claimed that the Chinese
had sustained number of burns
through receiving the boiling contents
Of the receptacle,
In the investigation conducted at the
Coast port II was brought out that
the ships surgeons were unable to
find that the boy had even been blis-
tered. Pcttus did everything in his
power to make rcparation to the boy,
and. In addition to giving him none
! tary balm, made him public opology
Pcttus has been In China for six
years lie Is n layman. but has been
engaged In church and Young Mems
Christian Association work throughout
the republic Several weeks ago he
! suffered nervous breakdown and was
ordered to return to the United States
Another missionary on the vessel, who
Z championed Pettus through his troubl,
on the vessel, was Rev. John Lake OF
. Canton uhn 10 hsGiI. his
religious work, In publishing "A news
paper In the Chinese language.
! Judging from statements made this
morning with the arrival of the MI,
from the Coast. Pettus displayed bad
| temper In his treatment of the servant
| In giving his side of the incident, how.
ever, Pettus Is reported to have stated
| while | was out, the boy returned
with the pitcher of boiling water. Ny
wife was dressing, and so only opened
the door wide enough to take tn
pitcher. The boy held the handle ant
| made my wife take the hot pitcher
between her hands. our two childreI
! We're standing beside Mrs. Pettus, and
although the pitcher was burning tn,
flesh on her hands to blsters, sh,
could not drop the pitcher for fear o
scaldlng. the children.
when came back she was In tears
She told me the way the Chinese DO!
had acted, and | sent for him II,
that time the water In the pitcher hu,
cooled considerably, and when the bo!
\ arrived ] held the pitcher by its bot
tom, and, extending the handle tOwar,
him, told him that that was the wa!
he Shoud have handed II to my wife
, He attempted to push the pitcher ava
and 1t fell, splitting the hot water owe
both of u.s."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
CAPTAIN HANNUM'S
LECTURE A SUCCESS

A fund OF useful information,
cleaned in the easiest and most inter
Cstlng way, fell to those who attend
ed the lecture on "The Panama Canal
delivered at the Opera House last
night by Captain Warren 4. Hannum
Corps of Engineers.
Captain flannum dwelt at consider
able lengthh on the historical features
Cf the big Gitchh, his smooth running
story being well and inter sstingly tO!u
He then described the ac'ual work
done b ythe United States army engi
nacrs, paying particular attention tc
the sanitary work that made life IN
the Canal Zone a possibility.
The Hannum lecture was illustrat
ed with some OF the finest slides evei
seen in this city. 1t was given under
the auspices OF the Chamber of Com
merce, President L. |. Spaldng in
Producing the speaker.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
TRANSPORT SERVICE

Logan, arrived at San Francisco June
..
sherman, from Manila for Honolulu
and San Francisco via Nagasaki,
June II.
Sheridan" from Honolulu for San Fran.
cisco, Arrived April 7.
Crook, at San Francisco.
Bnford, stationed on Pacific Coast.
Warren, stationed at the Philippines.
Thomas, sailed from Honolulu for Ma
Mia June II.
Supply, sailed from Honolulu for Seat.
tie, June 10.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
WEATHER TO-DAY

temperatures Il. m, 70; a. m,
20; 10 n. m, &c; ~ noon, "A; minimum
last night, II.
Wind-G a. m, velocity 2, direction
n. E.: S a. m, velocity :, direction n.
f.: 10 a. M, velocity II, direction s.;
" noon velocity s, direction II. Move
ment past "a hours, l34 miles.
Barometer at 3 Il. M, 1902. Rela-
tive humidity, s a. m, Ga. Absolute
humidity. 8 a. m, G.7Sj. Dew point
ut s Il. m, sc. Total rainfall during
past "a hours, Trace.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
MAILS

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Lurline, July 3. 49,
Observation-Disclosures, July II.
Colonies-Marama, July 10.
YOkohama-Persla, July 2.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
Yokohama-Nile. June 2S. :
Vancouver-Marama, July 1G.
Colonies-Zealandla, July II.
San Francsco-Persia, July 2.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28

Mother-There, now, don't whip
Johnny. You know the Bible says;
Let not the sun descend upon your
wrath
Father-That's all right, bur It
doesn't say not to let your wrath des.
cend upon the son.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28

In the Superior Court at Hartford
Judge Curtis issued an order appoint,
ing Norris ). Lippitt and Fred =. Holt
receivers OF the Windsor Locks SAY.
ings Bank,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
ARRIVED
Friday, June 2S

Friday, June 2S.
San Francisco-Ventura o. s. s.,
a m.
San Francisco-Nile, p. NJ. $. s.,
a. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
DEPARTED

Thursday, June q.
Hawaii ports-Maui, stmr., pm.
Kauai ports-Likelike, stmr., pm.
Friday. June 2S.
Kona and Kau ports-Kilauea, str,
noon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
Schooner Prosper OF the Port.

With n large consignment Ct lumber
and railway ties for the Oahu Railway
company the American schooner Pros.
per Is an arrival at the port today. The
vessel comes from North Pacific lum.
Der ports and was expected you'd be
towed inside the harbor by the lntrep.
i'd this afternoon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
Sugar Cleaned Out at Kilauea.

According to n report received at
this city with the arrival of the Inter.
island steamer Noeau from Kauai
ports this morning. there remains 10
sugar for shipment at KilaucG. The
Noeau brought 1000 sacks Of sugar
1873 sacks potatoes, and 3S packages
sundries. At Kealia warehouse, 10000
sacks sugar is reported on hand and
awaiting transportation to the main
land.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
Shipping
additional Shipping Page 81
VENTURA'S Speed Entities HER TO
PLACE AS AUXILIARY CRUISER
Prediction That Oceanic Steamer Is Fastest in the Feet-Bg
Delegation Of TouriStS-kalea Departs for KOna Ports
with MANY Passengers an Arrival from Coast

skippership of the palatial yacht
Maud, belonging to the Duke de Mont.
pensier. on a globe circling cruise. In
order to take up this new engagement
Captain Morton has been granted a
years leave of absence by the Pacific
Mail. He will join the French noble.
man on a months motoring tour of
the Continent. The Maud Is to steam
from Southampton September list, and
will come to the Pacific by way of
Magellan and South America. She
will visit the South sea and all the
countries of the Far East, returning
home by way of Suez.
Captain MOrtOn's place on the Mon
goia is to be filed by Captain Emery
Rice. formerly master of the liner
China.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28

You must get the Bulletin to
get the News.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
Two Inter.lsIand Arrivals Today.

Sugar made up the bulk of the car
so brought to Honolulu today by tw0
lnte-lsland steamers. The Niihau,
from Hawaii ports, is being discharged
of 1000 sacks sugar, and quantity oil
empties and sundries. This vessel
brought &c head cattle. The officers
report fine weather on the homeward
trip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-28
Increased Business for Harrison Line

Increased Business for Harrison Line.
The Harrison Direct Line, which
company operates the freighter Poll
tician, now thirty.four days out from
Antwerp, with European cargo des.
tined for Honolulu. Is meeting with
favor with shippers, to the extent that
additional steamers must be added to
the feet.
According to information received
at Honolulu freight offerings are much
larger during the past few months
than ever before in the history Of the
line. II is predicted that instead OF
once a month, steamers will probably
be dispatched every fortnight. The
Harrison line was established last
summer to get a footing, in anticipa
ton of the big advance in trade in this
direction expected to follow the open
ing of the Panama canal. This CON
pany operates no less than four routes
which carry cargo for Pacific ports
from the United Kingdom, three In
direct and the direct line via Magel
Ian.