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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-14
MAY
JOIN PLAN To
BEAT. KNtIDSEN

Kauafs grip on important legisla-
tive positions will be broken if an
Oahu Republican Senator comes TO the
front for the presidency. according to
the political dopesters who are now
busy at work.
1t is declared that the Oahu Demo-
cratic senators, three IN number, are
ready to join a combine OF forces to
defeat Eric Knudsen. the veteran who
aspires to head the upper house
again. knudsen is working hard to
get the presidency again, and mean
while no Oahu Republican is coming
forward. Senator Chillingworth has
decided to devote his time to the Flor
al Parade, and the only serious rival
of Knudsen is thus eliminated.
Now the political gossip Is busy with
the names OF - Senator'S Albert Judd
and Cecil Brown, both of whom, . it
was said today, would be given the
support Of the Oahu Democr rats II they
would consent to make the race
against Knudsen.la Senator Baldwin OF
Maui IS believed to besFeady TO join in
any movement that would wrest some
Of the lauFeis from Kauai. Where the
Hawaii bunch would stand is, not
known definitely. sss,ss,a zs,r, - - Az.
A story that the failure of the last
Legislature To- reapportion the legista-
tive districts might nvaIidateA the acts
os the. coming legislature has been go
ing the rounds again, y This point was
brought up two years ego when the
Legislature failed 10 pass the reappor4
tionnlent bill Kauai doing some clever
blocking because IL the bin had passed
the Garden Island woHed have lost a
senator. At that time wefi-informed
lawyers took the aItftHde that the leg
islatufe would not be invaiidated.
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From daylight on February oath,
when the big neutrality-suspicious. liner
Cleveland is due to arrive at Hilo, un-
til the evening OF February 18th, when
the excursion steamer takes her de-
parture from Honolulu for Japan, the
round-thesworTd party for the year
1914 will be given additional time in
Hawaiian waters.
Honolulu and Hilo share the honors
in the new Hamburg American world
tour as outlined in q schedule that has
ager Frederick Klebahn, with the de-
parture OF the Cleveland for the Orient
last night. With the addition or Hilo
20 the itinerary Of the next year excur-
sion comes the announcement that the
Cleveland viii pass through the Pan
anna canal, about ten days being con-
sunned In steaming from Colon to San
Francisco. -. -. .,ee....--s..-
one feature OF the. 1914 tour VIII be
q slight increase in the rate offered
the traveller, following the marked adj
ditiona1 mileage. The minimum tariff
will be Increased from $3.50 to q fig
TIRE approximating $S25, With an in
creased rate OF fare deps nding upon
the location of the stateroon1s. ~ ~
The 1914 tour will include several
points heretofore not covered by the
Hamburg-American liner -
The Cleveland has been decided up
on by the management as the regular
excursion steamer for the world
cruise. This vessel is now listed to
sail from Hamburg on January s,
1914, reaching New York on Jand-
AIRY 18th and sailing from that point
with perhaps five hundred excursion
lists on january 27th The Cleveland
then calls at Havana, Kingston and
Colon, entering the new Panama Canal
on February 6th,, Arriving at San
ranfisco On February 18th the Cleve-
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FOR
PACIFIC TRADE

Another Cunarder is to forsake the
Atlantic for the Pacific, with the trans
fer OF the steamship Albania, which is
declared by officers in the transport
Sherman to have been purchased By
the directors of the Weir Line, TO"
service between the West coast OF the
UHi'ed States and the orient
The vessel has been renamed the
Poleric> and is to be hurried to the
Facfft with Nv o. '':E rIa'o
in operation and to assist is caringfor
the rapidly increase in freight offer
ings.
The Poleric is said to be making her
maiden voyage to the Faciiic.
The Poieric was formerly one C the
Cunard Line, being known as the Al
bania. She was purchased two years
ago, by the Weir line, and renamed
the Poleric to correspond with &c
rest Of the feet. She is OF the shelter
Geek type. four-masted, equipped with
electric lights, wireless and othe-
modern appliances and is one of the
finest boats of her class afOat.
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In less than Ave minutes delibera-
ton the jury in federal court yes ter
Cay acquitted Kwock Tong, the Chi
reese cook of the Inter-isiand steamer
I.IkeIike, of the charge of assault and
Lattery. This was the case in whicn
Judge R. P. Quarles created a legal
diversion by raising the contention
that the court had no jurisdiction be-
cause the Inter-Island company, own
ers. were operating under a charter
granted by the Kingdom of Hawaii On
that point the court ruled against thu
tounsel for defense and the trial con
tinued, with the result as stated.
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PREPARE To- DEFEND
AMERICAN EMBASSY

Following this, the word came that
the Federal engineers were getting
ready to mine the streets in the
neighborhood of the embassy, in order
to rare four. popuI oss blocks, and give
the heavy mortars Of the FederaIs a
clear sweep, with flat trajectory, at
the arsenal. The Americans on guard
at the American embassy have begun
preparations to stop this, should it
prove necessary. =
A late report this afternoon de-
cIares that some incendiary has set
fire to the magnificent private resi-
dence Of President Madero, and it is
blazing at the time this dispatch is
sent.
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APPLICATIONS
IN FOR JOBS With
THE Legislature

There will be no shortage Of Off
GERS and servants when the legisla-
ture meets. II the number CT appli-
cations filed with the territorial CEN
trail committee of both parties is q
sign. There are a number Of appli-
.cants for every job the house and
senate will have to offer, and the
Democrats and Republicans will have
their work cut out picking their men
so as to avoid offense.
Among those who have signified
their willingness to serve their native
land in the house is Capt Robert w.
Parker one time candidate for the Of
flee now held by Bill Jarrett. Parker
now wishes to be sefgeant-at-arms of
the house. He has Republican rival
i'm the person off, H. s. kaieo, who
,aspires higher than ever before. James
H. Hakuoie IL the only name so far
turned into the committee for the
post of Hawaiian interpreter among
the Republicans, although rumor has
&c that there are a couple Of Demo
Gratis who consider themselves com-
PCtCA1l W Dltts +t ..-i
There are messengers galore. Among
them are to be found sthe names Of
q Fl. 81 Marine, John A. Noble, J. NJ.
Kealeha, for the house and Arnold
Richardson in the senate. George K
Hawai- wants the post o. Janitor for
the senate and John Kalaukoa is after
the post of sergeant'atarms in the
upper house.
None of these names, nor any that
may be filed in future. will be acted
upon until Tuesday, when the Repub-
lican soions will gather in a caucus
to select their candidates for the var
ious appointive positions to be filled
in house and senate, and to select
their candidates for the officials of
the two houses. 1t is now regarded
as practically certain that Senator
Knudsen of Kauai will be the G. o. P.
selection for president Of the senate,
and Holstein for the speahership of
the house. 49,. 49,
In this connection it leaked out this
morning that there Is now on foot a
plan to bring out Han from Oahu as
the president of the senate While
tufS SCHeIue 10 SUN Eu1EHS d4f, 50 10
speak, it Ii likely to upset some Of the
Ebest-laid plans Of Hawaiian soions
Several men have been mentioned for
the post; the chief Of them being Cecil
Brown, and it is said that should he
come forward there will be- a strong
fight made to seat him. Il ~,
.&Stilf another, and even more impor-
Itant, caucus r. 10 be. held Monday
morning, when the. report OF the leg
islative committee which has been
busy foFsemont hs,4preparing. IegfsIa-
tive program, based upon the pianks
in the Republican platform will be
submitted and discussed Among
these measures win be- public utili-
ties BILL, framed by the = Legislative
5commfttee along the lines proposed in
the party platform This BILL in some
degree, Ii aimed TO offset the Demo
cratic measure OF like nature which
the Bourbons' planned to spring az a
surprise, but news of which leaked
out. Other important measures will
be considered in this caucus not the
least of which will be the re-appor-
tionment bill, which is already caus-
ing heartburns galore s, =
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PASSENGERS BOOKED.

e Per str, Kilauea, for Roma and Kau
ports, Feb. 14.-Miss Hurd, =. u Har-
dy, Master Oliver Aiu, Miss Mary sz's's
Kau ports, Feb. Tx. Shibayashi,
nj. e. Lutz, Mr. and Mrs. TIC. White.
. Per stnar. Claudine. for Kahului and
Lahaina ports, Feb. 14.-MIss Wilcox,
Miss r. Sloggett, H. M. Gittel, M.
Jacob,oJ. P. Aapike. ..>-. H..
. Per str. Mauna Kea. for Hilo via
way ports, Feb. 15.-Mr. and Mrs. s..
Payne, J. p. NJ. Richards, Mrs. e. P.
Smith, Mrs. Geo. w. Daw, Miss E +.
Daw, Mrs. j. B. Nuss, Miss Vfna
Nuss, H. Busher, Mrs. W. J. Moody,
John Breault, J. Fernandez, wife and
two children; Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fer
nandez, Mrs. A.-V. Fernandez, Mrs.
Patterson, Mrs. E. NJ. Foster, ]. Mel
necke, R. L. Halsey, G. B. Hall, Pal
mer Hext, Kan Yen, Col. Sam Johnson,
A. Haneberg, D. H. Glade, Mrs. Bio
meyer, Miss Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. E. Church, H. Glade, Mrs. Cowles,
Miss Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
Marshall, T. NJ. Barrows, Miss Atchin-
son, Miss M. E. Ayerille, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Townsend, Mr.. and Mrs Kemp, w.
L. w. Miller, J. P. Keppler, Mrs. L. T.
Gatese, Mrs. G. A. Meyer and two in
rants, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Greery, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. G. Hummell, E. A. Sherlock.
Per str. Kinau, for Kauai ports, Feb.
Lfbert, G. BASTARD, NJ. Osa
XII, S. Splitter.
Per str. Claudfne, for Maui ports,
Feb fl. Tobriner. Mrs. Henshall.
Per str. w, GsHall;y for Kauai ports,
Feb. 20.-Mrs. j.. K. Gandall.
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On their initial outward bound trips
to Vancouver the two new c. p. n.
liners, the Empress of Asia and the
Empress Of Russia win make trips
around the world and IL Is expected
will carry large passenger list. They
are scheduled to; leave Southampton
ON April 1 and May 81 respectively,
and will cab at Gibraltar. Monte Car
To-. Port SAID. Suez, Colombo, Penang
and Singapore en- route to HongK Kong.
From that port the two liners In
tended for the Vancouyer-Japan SER
vice win touch at Shanghai and the
usual Japan ports.
Captain Robinson win command the
Asia and Captain Beetham the Russia.
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NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of Pacific Sugar Mill will be
held at the office of +. A. SchaefeF C
Company, Limited, in Honolulu, on
Friday, the 21st day Of February, 1918,
at 10: 90 o'clock a. m. s1.
j. w. WAIIDRON,
Secretary.
Honolulu, February 14th, 1913.
5471St
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IEHUANTEPEC
THOUGHT SAFE

Have no news from Mexico. but
the American-Hawaiian Steamship
Company is taking for granted that all
is WELL"
/ This Is part Of a cablegram to Alex.
ander u baldwin. Ltd. from It's New
York office received late yesterday
afternoon.
The dispatch reports the arrival Of
the steamship American from the
isthmus, her cargo getting the basis
Of 81 -
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TAFIfSllEL, u,,r
MARKING TINE

Is plunged in darkness as soon az the
sun goes down. -eaa=r,. ~.'-..sat-. &,
Bad as the situation Is, there seems
no hope of betterment. Foreign ex-
perts who have examined the defenses
Of Diaz at the arsenal declare that he
10 amply able to Withstand any ordi-
nary assault indefinitely. He 10 we'll
provisioned and his lines Of COM
municatlon are open.
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PASSENGERS DEPARFED

Per str. w. G. Hall, for Kauai ports,
Feb. 13.-Mr. and Mrs, w. j. Ham.
IRond, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Glines, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Richardson, DR.. D. e.
Drew, w. r. Frost, w. K. Park. Miss
r. Antoine, Miss Robinson, g. N. VIII,
cox, Mrs. Geo. Buchholtz, F. Crawford,
J. r. Gait Jno.- Waterhouse, F. B.
Enos. :" - 49,. 81. rr..ssas -,
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lAssociated Press capleI

ACAPULCO, Mexico, Feb. 1.-THE
most intense ant:-Ameriean sentiment
prevails here in all classes, and the
lives and property of American resi-
dents are believed in danger. The Den
YER. which had left here, has been
ordered back again, pending the ar
rival of the South Dakota, which rs
expected Sunday morning.
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shipment of lumber has arrived
at Mahukona in the American schoon-
er Muriel. which according to reports
received here, reached there yester-
day. The Mural comes from San
Francisco and was eighteen days on
the voyage
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders OF HoIokaa Sugar Company,
held at the office Of F. A. SchaefeF &
Company, Limited, in Honolulu. on
Friday. the 18th of February, 1913,
the following officers were duly elect
ed 20 serve for the ensuing year:
F. A. Schaefer President
H. H. Baird . Vice-President
r. P. Rithet SECOND Vfce-President
W. LAM ............. Treasurer
J. W. Waldron ............ Secretary
James Greig .... Assistant Secretary
Audit Company of Hawaii. Auditors
The Directors elected to serve dur.
ing the same period being F. A.
Schaefer, W. H. Baird, W. LAM, H.
Focke, G. Rodiek, E. H. Wodehouse,
J. W. Waldron.
j. w. WALDRON,
Secretary, Honokaa Sugar Company.
5470-3t.
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HARBOR NOTES

The Pacifac Mail liner Nile due to
arrive from the coast tomorrow, Is
bringing down a later NAH from the
mainland.
With the completion OF minor re-
pairs and repainting, the schooner Sa-
lem is to be dispatched for the Sound,
taking ballast. The vessel Is now on
the local marine railway.
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Oscar Mathieseh the Norwegian
skating champion, won the 10000
meters i'm record time at the fnterna-
tional iceskating contests at Chris
tianiass His time ..was III minutes,
22.6 seconds.
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Belgium is to pay the three daugh-
J4ers of King Leopold s7,520,000. They
were cut off with small pittanee by
his will. sued and lost their suit in
the lower courts, but appealed the
case and won.
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Sailing from Honolulu on the last Of
January, the barkentine Aurora is re-
ported to have arrived at San Fran
cisco vest erday.
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BRIBERY CHARGES
CONTINUED from Page y

CONTINUED from Page y
down when she heard the jury's an
nouncement and wept Historically.
She was led from the courtroom by
friends, and as she went down the
stairs and out into the street she
continued her loud lament.
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HlONIAN To
THE RESCUE

Honolulu business interests as we'll
aB-transpacific travellers will gain an
extra steamer from this city to the
coast the latter part of the present
month, with the dispatch of the Mat
son Navigation liner Hilonian for San
Francisco on or about February 9th.
The Hflonian when In the passenger
tfaie some months ago, has accom-
modated as many as forty.five travel
trs The vessel has of late been OPP
Grated as freight carrier between
the Sound and the islands, and for
that reason was withdrawn from the
passenger field ssts,s x '..1,.&
With a view to relieving any pos
sible congestion Of passengers desif-
ing to return to the mainland, the
Hilonian viii be held here, awaiting
the termination of the Floral Parade
festivities. Local passenger agents,
representing the several oceansguing
liners touching at Honolulu, do not
anticipate any difficulty in furnishing
accommodation TO all applicants for
tE1usportation 70 the mainland, during
the next few weeks. $3.50 ,
Bookings OF the several shipping Of
Hoes indicate butAa fair amount OF
passenger traffic.
efstf.e os3s4R
Steamer RAUL Returfed With
Much Sugar s 'ts' ." &
Sugar made up the bulk of the
cargo brought from Hawaii ports in
the lkteflsland steamer Maui This
vessel made q .ceick round trip to the
Big fsIahd, with a view of assisting
in cleaning up some OF the accumula.
fIon ofsugar at Hawaii warehouses.
The vessel IS reported to have met
with fine weather and with favorable
winds and smooth seas. -. Il
N .~. -
Msuna Loa Filled with Freight
The InterIsland steamer Mauna
Loa departed Tor Kona and Kau ports
II noon today leaving many tons
freight behind. The vessel was filled
20 tho matches with cargo, and the
management was Obliged to turn away
more than one shipment for windward
Hawaii ports. The vessel sailed with
a fair sized list of passengers in the
cabin and on deck. The Mauna Loa
is to return here on February 2lst,
and the Kilauea fstbelieyed will then
resume the run to. Kona ports.
sz.a.. ~ go,
Lurliae Back Sunday Pc "
The Matson = Navigation steamer
Lurline with seven hundred tons
freight from the mainland for dis
charge AT Kahul1i, Failed for the Maui
port last night and is due to return
here early Sunday morning. The Lur.
line is 10 take on sugar, pines and
sundries for the coast, the steamer
being scheduled for departure at six
O'Clock next Tuesday evening.
49, gss - - IA - 49, 4
Dispatches from Washington report
that during the year 1919 there were
1-27 vessels of all classes constructed
Asith a total tonnage OF 292, ATT. The
tonnage was smaller than during the
Strenuous year, when 1892 resE els were
built which indicates that the boats
constructed last year were Of smaller
tonnage than the average.
u
The barkentine S. n. Castle is TAX
ing on ballast today preparatory to de-
parture for San Francisco.
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Mail forwarded TO the mainland in
The japanese liner Tenyo Maru is re-
ported to have reached the coast yes
terday.
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ERlpAX EseRuARY 81.

friday FEeRuARf 81 ):
SAN aFRAN9ISGo-As Feb. Il,
ca. m. 8. S. Sierra, hence Feb. Is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Feb. Is,
Sch, Muriel, from San Francisco.
Ss4SaBU 6sAftR --Sailss for Yok0.
>, hama. Sunday afternoon.
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euyo Masu eeiated Arrsvsss ],


fFoftyfiye days from Valparaiso, the
Togo Kisen Kaisha steamer Buyo
Mafu, with nine hundred tons nitrates
for discharge al Honolulu Is riding 1t
anchor off the port today, awaiting
the granting OF pratique by the fed.
eraI quarantine authorities. =;
= The vessel is to be fumigated and
will probably be brought to a berth
at Hackfeid wharf late this afternoon
or early tomorrow morning. 49,
The Buyo Maru has In transit for
Japan and China ports a number of
first, second and third class passen-
gers, for the most part Asiatics.
= The vessel is well supplied with
general cargo destined for the coast
of Asia. .> .-., ..-.
1t is the intention of Castle &
Cooke to dispatch the vessel for Japan
on Sunday. '~r'.~~e-z.- ..~. , -.
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Some quick work has been done in
the discharge of a shipment of eight
hundred tons nitrates from the. bark
entine S. n Castle and that vessel is
now ready for sea. The Castle arriv-
cd here on February It'll with cargo
consigned to the agency of the Pacific
Guano aud Fertilizer Company.
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-.
one MESS.BOY

The, Matson Navigation steamer
Lurline, returned from San Francisco
on Wednesday, morning minus one
well known messboy with the stew
ards department. + GSars
PerciraI Farnwell, who has made
several trips across the Pacific In the
Lurline, is said to have been placed
under arrest upon the arrival Of the
Lurline at San Francisco.
As before noted in these columns,
Farewell was charged with having
entered into a conspiracy to hand
two Japanese at the coast for a fl
nancial consideration.
When the Luriine reached her
wharf at San Francisco the federal
immigration inspectors had the two
Japanese found on board the Lurline
turned over to their custody. *
At an investigation conducted at
Angel Island, the Japanese are said
TO have declared that they were Snug
gled On board the Matson steamer at
Honolulu and that by payment O.:
$3.50 they were guaranteed q safe
landing at San Francisco.
- "a
Four Big Liners will be Chinese !,
Manned. Bs,t,. 8, :. u.
The Kongo. a battleshfp-cruiser.
built in England for the japanese gov
eminent is to be ready for sea in April
according to word which reached this
Port with the arrival Of the Togo
Nisen Kaisha liner Tenyo Maru. some
days ago. The Kongo was expected to
leave Great Britain for Japan in June,
tRking route around the Cape of
Good Hope. Information was also
brought to the effect that the China
Merchants company has placed an Or
der in England for four big liners.
which will be so constructed tina they
sill be available for the trafning OF
ccdets for an extended Chinese navy.
and in time of war the vessels will
hekturned iato cruisers.
- a..--A ,r
NIle Here Ia the Morning.
With ten lay-over- passengers. and
2S2 sacks later mainland mail, the
Pacific Mail liner Nile from San Fran
cisco is due to arrive off the port
at an early hour tomorrow morning,
and later will be berthed at Alakea
wharf ~,
1t is the present intention of H.
Hackfeld & Company to dispatch the
vessel for Japan and China ports at
five o'clock tomorrow evening.
Master Of Amazon Died at Sea.
Ninety-three days from Port Gamble
the barkentine Amazon put into ndi-
que, Chile, on Tuesday. reporting that
her masten Captain Macleod, had
died during the voyage down the
coast and had been buried at sea. The
Amazon. sailed from kort Gamble on
October 20, and passed Cape Ftatsery
on October "a. 'Tne news of Captain
death was received in Seat
TIE by cable to the Seattle Me7cha nts'
Exchange.
Some quick work has been done in
the discharge of a shipment of eight
hundred tons nitrates from the bark
entine S. n. Castle and that vessel is
now ready for sea. The Castle arrfv-
cd here on February It'll with cargo
consigned to the agency Of the Pacific
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Sierra Has Reached the Coast
The Oceanic liner Sierra from Ho-
nolulu with large list of passengers
and mail has arrived at San Fran
cisco according to a late cable re-
ceived at the local branch of the Mer-
chants Exchange. The Sierra was re-
ported at San~Francisco at 6~o'clock
this morning. =" * = ~ ~
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The barkentine S. n. Castle is TAX
ing on ballast today preparatory to de-
parture for San Francisco.