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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-20
"Slowed up, at Middle Age.

The hard working kidneys seems tc require aid sooner than other in: testinal organs. At middle age many men and women feel twings of rheu- matism, have swollen or aching joints and are distressed with sleep disturb ing bladder ailments. Foley Kidne! Pills are safe, prompt and can be de- pended on to give relief. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-20


 Bicycles. Baseball goods and fishing tackle of all kinds can be found at OIIEVEIlAND D-NNAfTNrtIEWS s HDW. co. If Awnings made to order. They add comfort and beauty unthinkable to the home Feap & Crawford If Automatic and Lightning Ice Cream Freezers, $1.35 up, at CLEVE- LAND MATTHEWS HDW. co. If We also give oonlrlees satlsf4crso, in the laundering of the household wash. Why not send us the heav, pieces-tableclOths bed spreads sheets, pillow cases, curtains. tow sls. napkins, etc. And SO make th. washing lighter and easier. American Eyralsie- laundry ~
 Gasoline stoves ard oil stoves at CLEVElLAND-MATTHEWS HDW. co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-20
Fined for Speeding.

John Rutherford and c. I. Stone, arrested about daylight yesterday morning on charges of racing their automobiles through Main street, while returning from Goatshed, were tried before Acting Police Judge Fra zier yesterday afternoon and each was fined $1O. The fines were paid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-20

Dizziness, vertigo, (blind staggers) sallow complexion, flatulence are symptoms of a torpid liver. No one can feel we'll while the liver is in active. HERBINE is a powerful liver stimulant. A dose or two will cause all bilious symptoms to disappear Try it. Price 5Gc. Sold by w. l.. Da woody & co
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-20
Accordion Plaited Dresses

Should be sent to Frank Dietrich's Clothing Hospital to be -plaited: also any other ladies' or genus cloth ing that need cleaning, pressing or altering. We also put new Things in coats and do all general repair work un clothing.
 Phone 1926. Over Cobb < Sons Shoe
 Store. 22Ox Main St. If
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

Robinson. RoIio. Rutter. schsmsnsky
schulz. Stsfanowski, Thompson. war
tell WenseI. A. II. Wilson. W. y VIII
son. Wing link. zosiler and th'
President--fo.
NAys--None.
A AID. schnltE moved 20 reconsider
the vote by which the resolution "A'
Aid owen moved 60 suspend Rule
Is for the purpose OF indefinitely
postponinE the motion TO reconslocr'
which motion prevailed as follows;
Adopted as follows;
Yeas-Ald Allan, Ashe, Barnett
Rlen Burton, Case. Cranshaw ptlL
Dingeman. Ellis. FreiwAld. Gilman,
GuthArd Htndie Jakel, keAung.
Kocher, Krimmel. kronk, KUN
Lempke. Ledge. Novc, owen. Riehert,
Robinson, Rollo, Rutter SchemAnsky.
Schulz. Stefanowrski, Thompson. War
tell. WsnEeI. A. e Wilson. W, J. Will
son, Wins. link, Zoeller and the
President--4e.
NGys--None.
AID owen then moved that the mo-
ton TO reconsider be Indefinitely post
poned. which motion prevailed
: The regular order WAS resumed,
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
Reconsideration

Aid. Lodge moved to reconsider the
vote by which the resolution was
Ala. owen moved 10 suspend Rule
IS for the purpose of indennltsly
postponiug the motion to rsconsider,
which motion prevailed as follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan. Ashe. Barnett
Bleil. Burton. Case. Cranshaw. Dill
Diugeman. Ellis. Freiwald. Gilman.
Guthard. Htndie JakeL Keattng.
Kocher, Krimmel Kronk. BunL
Lempke, Lodge, Nowc. Owen. Richert.
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. Schemansky,
schulz. Stefanowskt Thompson. war
tell wenzel A. Z Wilson W. Will
son. Wing. link. Zoelier and the
President--4e.
Aid Lodge then moved that the
motion 20 reconsider be Indefinitely
postponed. which motion prevailed
The regular order was resumed
sIPPLEMENTAL EsTlMATE
Amount necessary TO con-
struct sewer IN Dexter
Boulevard. Maidstone
and Bancroft In excess
Of amount asked for
4 advanced BY Dexter ~
Ferry. Jr. .-...-.-. III ID
Adopted as follows.
Ysae--Ald. Allan. Ashe, Barnett.
Blesl Burton. Case, CrAnshaw. DIN.
Diugeman. Ellis. Freivald. Gilman.
GuthArd. Hindle Jakel Kesfing.
Kocher. KrtmmeL Kronk. Kunz.
Lempke. Lodge, Nowc. Owen. Richert.
Robinson. R0llo. Rutter. schemansky.
tell. wenxel, A. Z Wilson. w. IwiIl-
son. Wing. link. Zoelier and the
President--to.
Nays-Eone-
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

COUNCIL
fxpyouRxEp OFFICIAL,

"a Detroit. Thursday. April 20. 1915,
49, ~urnunnt 20 adjour nulent. ms
;~rri1 met ana was called 20 order
- IL rTesldsnt. Hon. sherman lat
isesersA--Aid. Aiisn. Ashe sarqs,s
{)inreu,nn. Ellis. Freiwaid GItnnan
Gulkard. Hindie. Jskel. Keating'
X0rhcr. Krimmei. Kronk. kunz'
{rsnpke. Lodge. Nowc. owen, Richert
Xo6(nson. Hoilo. Ruttsr. Sehemansi<y,
ErhultE, sfsfanowslu. Thompson,
FarteIi MenzeI. A, x WILSON. ". y.
Wilson. Wing. link. Eoeiler and the
There being a quorum present the
coussnt being granted. Ala. Bar
a~tf nnersd the following resolution
nut Of order.
~ Ala. Barnett:
\ Resolved. Thai the vote whereby 80
much OF resolution. presented ny Ain'
Ill a. instracts the Commissioned
~ Pubic Works 10 discontinue ad-
xerfising for paving bids unuu FUR.
4h<r notice from this Council. De ana
@he same Il hereby resctnded.
A Adopted AS follows.
Yeas--.Aid Allan. Ashe, BarnetI
BIsIl. Burton. Case, Cranshaw. Dir
BlnKeman. Ellis. Freiwald. Gilman.
xorher. KrimIneL Kronk. kunL.
f~mpke. Lodge Nowc. owen. RicherL
6obinson. Roilo. Rutter. SchemAnsky,
Erhuiz. sfsfanowski, Thompson War :
8rll WenEel. A, r. Wilson. w. VIII
son. Wing. link. Zoelisr and the
President--le.
n Nays--Sone. 81.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
sIPPLEMENTAL
HEIlE IeIE HRlDl.E

Fer the construction, etc
Of a temporary bridge
to Belle Isle ......,...t 100000 90
For maintaining lights on
old bridge TO protect
navigation and other .
contingencies In con-
nection with old or
new bridge .s..-.....k lOoes 90
on motion Of Aid. Lodge, the above
supplemental estimates were adopted
and ordered referred TO the Board
OF Estimates as follows:
YeAs--Aid Allan. Ashe. Barnett,
Blau, Burton. Case, Cranshaw, D!lL
DingemAn. Ellis. Fretwald. Gilman.
Guthard. Hindle JakeL Keating,
Kocher. KrimmeL Kronk. kunE
L4mpke. Lodge. Movie. Owen. Richert,
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. Schemansky.
schulz. Stefanowski, Thompson, War
tell. wenzel. A. z Wilson. W. J. Will
son. Wing. link, zoelier and the
President-t0.
Nays--None.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
From the Department % Public
Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen - Your petitioner re-
spectfully shows that he - the own
er OF -four vessels Of a capacity from
zoo TO $50 passengers each and that
he desires TO put these boats on the
run from the Belle Isle bridge ap-
preach ON the Detroit shore OF the
RatEhouse Dock. so-caIled. on Belle
Isle. Can put boats In commission
immediately TO relieve the dtstress
pie desiring 20 visit Belle Isle.
In order TO accommodate these
boats 10 10 necessary that the dock
on the Detroit shore be extended.
Your petitioner stands ready and Is
willing to extend said dock at his
stands that he will acquire no rights
In the property by reason OF build
ing this extension. and n ready and
willing to have said dock built under
Public Works and will cease To use
said dock whenever ordered TO do 30
by the Department Of Public Works.
when said dock will become the prop
erty lof the City Of Detroit.
Your Petitions prays for perrnis-
sion from your Honorable BODY 20
start work at once. and he win ever
CARL scHwEIRART.
We heartily recommend that the
Iaboye pefiuon be granted
4 -. GEORGE H FENkELI2
Com. y. +. ".
VIZ T. DcsT.
Accepted and the following r,so-
luton was offered.
BY Aid. Keating
A Resolved, That permission IL here
oy granted 20 Carl Schweikart 20
L construct and maintain at his own
cost and PERI. ar extension approx
imately 4ex2s feet In size. 10 the
west end Of the ferry dock irume1i-
ately east OF Belle Isle bridge on
the city side OF the river said
Schweikart will acquire no property
| rights 20 said dock or sxtensIof1 and
said extension viii be built under the
snperyision Of the Board OF Public
WORKS, and II 10 hereby expressly
stipulated that said schweikart shall
| cease the use and occupancy Of said
dock at any time when ordered 10 do
90 by the City 81 Detroit The dock
r. 20 be free to the use % the public
At all times.
4 Adopted as follows:
4 feas--Aid, Allan, Ashe. Barnett
Bell Burton, Case, Cranshaw. Dill
Dlngeman. Ella Freiwaid. Gilman
Gu,hard. Hlndie JakeL Neating
Lempke. Lodge, Nowc. owen. Richer,
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. schsmansky
schulz. Stefanowski Thompson. War
tell, wenzei. A. y. Wilson. W. J. WIN
son. Wing. link. Zosller and IN
! President--f0.
\ Nays-None.
By Aid, Case:
Resolved. That the Department o
Public Works be and IL hereby au
tborized and instructed 20 draw
warrant upon the City Treasurer u
favor Of james Briers for the sum o
tf.st, being a refund on permit NJ
ss060, which has been lost
II Adopted as follows.
/ YtAs--Aid. Allan, Ashe. Barnett
Bleil. Burton. Case, Cranshaw. Dill
Dingeman. Ellis. Freiwald. Gilman
guthard. Hindle Jakel Keatina
j Kocher. Rrimmei Kronk. Kun1
Lempke. Lodge. Nowc. owen. Rfchert
Robinson. Rollo. Rutter. Echemansky
Schulz. stefsnowski. Thompson. War
tell. wenzel. A. y. Wilson, w. ,. VIII
son. Wing. link, Zoeller and tn
President--to.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
n.eer.lder..ion.

4 AID. Lodge moved TO reconsider the
lets x which the resolution was
4 Aid Gilman moved 20 suspend
y postponing the motion TO reconsid-
~ which motion prevailed as fol-
Ysas---Aid. AiIan. Ashe, Barnett.
HE'LL Burton. Case, Cranshaw. dill.
pinesmaE. Ellis, Freiwald. Gilman.
Kocher. Krimmei. Kronk. kunz.
,k<mpke. Lodge. MOVIE. Owen. Richert.
kobinson, Rollo. Rutter. schemansky.
)chuls, stefanowyd, Thompson, War
hi. Wenxei. A. r.. Wilson. w. ,. Will
Tn. Wing. link, zoeiier and the
PreeIdent--fo.
Aid. Owen then moved that the
notion 70 reconsider be indefiniteiy
)oetpcned. which motion prevailed.
" The regular order was resumed
~ A1c. Schultz:
Resolved. That His honor the
rsyor - hereby requested 90 ask per
kisnion Of tho War Department OF
he United States and OF the Board
a Supervisors Of Wayne County,
Ilchixan. 10 build n Temporary bridge
rom the mainland IN the City of De-
Foit g said cisy's Belle Isle park in
Resolved. That the Commissioner
n the Department Of Public Work.
6bmIt an esfimate for this body Of
400. 900 20 defray the cost and ex-
knss Of constructing said temporary
kidee. and be n further
Resolved. That said Commission ~
= and a. hereby Instructed 70 subfnii
y cstimats OF tfo.eoo for the purpose
4 dofrnyinr the cost OF msintafnlne
|xhfs on the old piers Of the burned
rIdRe. for the protection OF naviga-
I'm and for any other contipeencies
/. hat may arise IN the premises In
bppeetion with the old or new
x1cpssa !. fellows
. X&a6--Ai Allan, Ashc. B.rnett
ISlL Burton. case. cfanshA&. Dill
okernAn. EllIs, Freiwsl1. Gilman
1kard Hindir Jakel keatinr
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
from the Department Of Public
Works.

10 the Honorable the Common Council:
0entlemen;--on account OF ns
9estruction cf the Belle Isle bricge
K pcrtarce % providing means for our
s. fItixens 10 reach the island during
the summer months, n ~ necessary.
ID my opinion. TO take some immedi-
4te steps 40 provide mean. Of access
Y % the Island IN order that the same
may be available ~ the earliest pos
b1b1o moment I have taken the pains
b consult with tns United states
kol. Patrick. congressmen Dorenus
11,d riichoss. and am assured BY these
n<oueipen that N 81 ser- rfoHable
Ihe u 81 government viii make no
Shj~ction 90 the channel beins closed
- Sbis 10 build and put I'm commits
Non . new draw bridge.
The ART problem p-eserted II 10
ut rid % tho ola bridge and debris
6hIch ~ now DANGEROUS menace 20
kexiEstson; and 60 thar snd ! sys,S
: - advertise for psepe ssls3for the re-
kovaI Of the old bridge and debris
krom the river. less thr stone abutf-
1uGnta I believe that the rUntrActcr
es ne rs,asyai z, q ne cd brid l, and
k1ri1l % value ~ sxcessfef the cost
~ wrs>kfne ard rmoying the same.
Il " proposed TO efset a Temporary
1fi1He 20 the isfznd which viii serve
Until sash time NJ ., rev and perma.
m into eommisrion. II - my belief
Had such bridge can b. construct
~ fcF Approximately tiee.eoe. In or
NJ that ihs ecustr1 stlon % a perna-
k6nt bridge nsay, ~ faeiiifated I rec
{rro - located az some distance
<offher above or below fhe site Of the
10 bridge. Before such temporary
brloxe can be constrdrted ~ VIII BE
1eteszafy 10 obtain the approval OF
Ssnt ane the Wayne County Board az
/une rvIrofH Accordfngly 4 request
&6f vGur HonorabI-s BODY authorize
ko constrrction By the Department OF
public works 81 n Temporary bridge
HON the MAINLAND TO- the island AZ
orovide the gum % tfe.oee for the
&urpose u maintaining lights on the
~ piers for the protection of navi-
knlltB and for any other contingen-
Donn<ction with old or new bridges
And that your Honorable Body re-
oueof the approval OF the Secretary
- War and the Wayne County Board
- Supervisors Of the plan for Aaid
smgcfary briase. whleh VII be pre-
Providing ne serious delays are en-
,,ountered. 4 believe II possible 20 OBJ
hin access u the island. via n tenn
5orAry. bridge In nye or six weeks
Respectfully submitted.
- GEORGE n .FENkELI4
COMMISSIONER
Accepted and the following rssoiu-
Non waa offered:
~ Aid Schultz.
Resolved. That the Connissioner OF
Public Wcsks be and In hereby given
iufhorfty 70 advertise for proposals
4 In the removal OF the old Belle IsIe
bridge ana debris. from the Detroit
1xtr less the stone abutments. and
,n6mit tho proposais received 70 this
4 Adopted a. follows:
Yess--Aid- Allan. Ashe. Bfrnett
Hell Burton. Case. cranshaw, Dill
bineemsn, Ellis, Freiwald. Gilman
y 1uthnrd, Hindle JakeL Ksating
kocher. kfimmef Kronk. kunz
<empke. Lodge. Movie. Owen. Richert
1obinson. Roilo. Rutter. schemanNky
)chulz. stefanowski, Thompson, War
nfl Wenxe1, A. r. Wilson. w. .. win,
pm. wing. link. Zoei1er and tn
Prestdent--4o.
Nays-None.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Liquor Negotiation.

Liquor Regulation recommends the
approval OF the Iiquor license sppii-
cations and bonds for the following
persons with the exception of the
bond OF Leo RomanskL 1851 chene
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30

ABBOTT STREET:
.s-Joseph r, carolan-
SS-,Davfd J. Baker.
iis-Thomas ~ Ions.
sis-John p. Oman
IADAIR STREET,
leT-Rene =. Danneels.
ADAMS AVE. EAST:
sl-FrAnk y uttenwener.
is-Ts--Jamss q purfee
iso-Louis Freedman
ADAMS AVE WEST;
Ss-chArles Z. Mcmahon
ile-Frank +. ReAume.
ADDISON AVENUE.
Prank BuEenski
N-Josef Lula
AL ,51dlp,, sTREET rvox,,,
ANDERSON AVENUE:
l7s-Nineent SIucs.
l2s--Joseph Kahn
lss-Andrew JSkscy.
ASH STREET:
ITs-Thonias MoynihAn.
tet-Joseph KosebutIkL
IATwATER ST. EAST;
7s--August VOss,
sT-Magnus G Wick
iiS-william O. BoushAw.
gis--HenFy D. Generous
kSt--Edwin Z. ktnnle
St7-Seorgs Einkorn.
BAGG STREET;
AS---James Kenny.
BAGLEY AVENUE:
3S-ts-John W. O'NeiL
BAKER STREET:
3Ss-Oscar T. wetrnOre
3ss--Henry c. VRndali
3sS-Henry Koch.
tS7--Johp Rymal
b2i-CAariss J. Foes
SSi--John {. Schwelu
BALDWIN AVENUE:
le+G-rhorhAs Williams
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Controller.

Gentlsmen--I herewith transmit
supplemental estimate relative TO q
temporary Belle Isle bridge, trans
mitted 10 me this day by the De-
partment OF Public Works
GEORGE ESGEI4
,.r- p Controller.
The Detroit times., 1915-04-30
petitions Presented.

B ny AID. WING.
s<s13--lOf Frank kolh, for the vaca-
flon OF a strip OF land.
Referred 20 Committee on street
Openings.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-02-12
MANTON.

A regular meeting OF the Fire Company
was held OH Monday evening.
St. Peters Parish House is open every
week day evening until 10. 80 o'clock.
Charles Mccoy and Sidney Keighley
visited friends In Norwich on Sunday.
Alpha Theta Chapter Of ST. Peters
Church held meeting last evening in the
Parish House.
II Keighley has purchased the grain
store formerly conducted by r. II. Steere,
in Olneyville
To rent. Blacksmith shop building at
the Bridge. Apply to Mrs. N. Deveraux,
Greenville Avenue.
Mrs. Lucius Bsrnes died at her home on
Nichols Plat on Tuesday. The burial
services will be held Saturday.
Thomas O'Brien, who has been serious
ly III for some time, was taken 10 the
Rhode Island Hospital on Tuesday.
The Church Of Christ, Belknap Chapel
and Msnton Baptist Church will hold a
union missionary meeting at the hitter
church on Sunday evening.
DIR. A. o. Robbins OF Slocum Post,
G. A. r., addressed the pupils Of the
Manton Grammar School at the Flag Day
exercises Thursday afternoon.
Edward Hinckley had the misfortune TO
break small bone in one Of his ankles on
Tuesday evening. lie was conveyed TO
the Rhode Island Hospital for treatment.
The Entire Nous Club met on Thursday
OF las. week with Mrs. Henry Nickerson
of Railroad Avenue. The prizes were
taken by Mrs. Leon S. Colwell. Mrs. Wal.
ter s. Thurber and Mrs. Fred c. wslch.
Mrs. Darling will entertain the club a, its
next meeting.
The ladies OF the Entire Nous Club and
their husbands, gave a surprise party to
Mr. and Mrs Fred J. Wsleh on saturday
evening. There were siI tables Of whist.
The honors were taken by l.. S Colwell,
Mrs. Pred Winsor, Mrs. David Nickersou
and Mrs Henry Nickerson. a buffet
lunch was served and jolly time was en-
joyed by those present.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-02-12
THORNTON.

The Pocasset mill is again running full
time.
Rev C. A. Burgess visited friends here
on Tuesday.
George +. Roulton has purchased a new
Regal touring car.
The Johnston Probate Court held as-
sion on Tuesday afternoon.
The Johnston Town Council is holding a
regular meeting this aiterhoou.
Mrs. Charles True Of Woodstock, N. H.,
is visiting NJ. Walter Pratt of Walnut ST.
Miss Ruth Stone will give a valentine
party at her home mex, Monday evening
Pride o III Wi aye Lodge will hold
meeting on MONDAY evening" of next week
The Thornton Foot Hall team will play
a New Bedford team at rswtucket on st
urdsy.
Several young men from this ."cIion are
takng xm"to sm i " OF joining III,
RIug
Seou's Amm uia',d Cough ualssm l.
sold at Simoue's Drug Store. None bet
ter.--Adv
The Thornton Athletic Club has la'ey
treb Ell its membership, which now nun.
bers nearly ffty,
George lIeldt spoke at the congrega.
tional Church last Sunday evening on OK.
anime ye Yourselves"
The Social Committee of the Congrega
tional Church met with Mrs. &. II. iiol.
roY3 on Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Thornton
Fire Go. No. 1. held whist in the Guild
Rooms on Wednesday evening.
Miss May wes,eott, who has been Ill at
a Providence Hospital, has recovered suff.
ciently to return TO her home.
The pupils Of the Cranston Grammar
School will give an entertainment In
Calets Hall In the near future.
The Girls Club Of the Congregational
Church held cbowder supper on Monday
evening, which was a great success social.
ly and financially.
A match checker game was held at the
rooms of the Simmonsville Athletic Club
on Tuesday, between representatives Of the
Thornton Athletic Club and The Simmons.
vile Athletic Club.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-02-12

John A. Toupin, well known resident
Of this village, was so seriously injured on
Monday morning by being hit by loco
motive, that he died on Tuesday alter
noon q the Rhode Island Hospital.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-02-12
Historical Society LIE. r. H. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY y, 1915

meni; Mrs. Henry Newell, Superintendent
OF the Sunday school; Mrs David Sher.
uan, Auditor.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-02-12
SECURITY

by tue most careful physical legal and
accounting examination Of properties GOV.
cred by securities purehas d from us, we
safeguard our clients interests, and check
up intrinsic values in way that the invest
or rarely has the time aud training to do
while his investment seldom warrants the
expense necessary.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1915-02-12
Broadway Storage Co.
FEDERAL STREET
near iuuctiou nj Rroadxyay

near junction of Broadway
The only hreproof Storage Warehouse
IN Rhode Island. team heated ,hroug II
out.
Automobile dead storage only without
gasoline) aud trunk storage a speciality.
Burglar proof vaults, safe deposit box
es Tor insurance papers, wills and deeds as
low as $a.oo per year.
Trunks OF silyerware and bulky articles
called for aud delivered free OF charge.
The best equipped warehouse for the
handling ard storing of Furniture, Pianos,
Pictures, Trunks aud vehicles.
Estimates Given
ExpVri Packers Furnished
Tel. Union l76l
Long distance shipping AZ reduced rates
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-02
SHIPPING 6WKT[RFRONTNHD
TAKES
HllLCARGO TO
COAST

Seldom has a trans-Pacifie steamer
departed from Pier Is that attracted
a larger crowd Of spectators than the
Matson steamer Matsonia. which haul
ed away from its wharf promptly at
10 O'Clock this morning taking 202
cabin and IS storage passengers.
While the vessel was not taxed to
the limit ofsits accommodation, it
carried one Of the largest lists of
travellers from Honolulu in many
months.
Spaniards and Portuguese made up
the number leaving in the steerage for
the coast.
Castle & Cooke supplied the Mat
sonia with $500 tons of island pro-
ducts. Sugar amounting to 1000 tons
made up the greater part Of the ship
ment. The Matsonia was filled up to
the hatch covers. its freight list in.
Guiding $500 cases of canned pines, a
quantity of fresh pines, 500 tons of
molasses and 1900 lunches of bana-
mas. -. - -. "a
The departure of Governor Lucius
Z. Pinkham and number of Homo
lulans prominent in the professional,
official and social life of the city, add
ed much interest to the farewell
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-06-02
RIOT ON YICATAN
DELAYED IT'S
Sailing

riot reigned on board the Ameri-
can steamer Yucatan tor "a hours be.
fore its departure TO Australia at noon
today.
Firemen and seamen TO the number
OF a score walked off the vessel yes
terday declaring that they would pro
coed no further unless Capt. c. A.
Paulsen decided to comply with a
series of demands submitted to him by
a committee selected from the crew.
The men charged Capt. Paulsen
with neglect in taking sufficient medi
cal supplies and equipment for long
voyage. The spokesman complained
to the federal authorities yesterday
afternoon The Yucatan was tied up
at Pier 8, owing to the majority of the
firemen remaining ashore.
Shortly before IL O'clock this morn
ing Capt. Paulsen and United States
Shipping Commissioner Wilder con.
Guided an important conference which
ended by the master complying with
the more important demands made by
the men. Supplies for the "slop chest"
were ordered
The fucatan reached port the early
part of the week with more than 2000,-
600 bushels of grain for delivery to
Melbourne and other Australian ports.
The Yucatan is said to have been has
tily placed in commission as a cargo
carrier. 49,.
According to members of the crew
the steamer left Puget Sound with
only a small amount ok medicines
and supplies for the hospital. The
sailors and firemen made bitter ocm-
plant that they were unable to draw
supplies of tobacco and other art cles
from the already depleted store.
A number of men remained ashore
last night. They we're rounded up
with the assistance of ships officers
and police. -, 49,.
An actual clash between the ships
officers and men was prevented by
prompt action by the police