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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03
a Boost for chlpIey Jonss

a Boost for chiplsy Jones
Someone very properly and sruth-
falls said that any form ~ severn
ment sa good when good men NJ u
once That does not necessarily
mean that there are NOT some systems
II government better taan utaers
over Ia Pensacola they decided that a
commt Haf0n fern - government was
the best kind for that city bat the
commissioners dispieascd many Of the
people and nos that the term ~ ore
man has expired there s much in
ierpat lu his successors election
Chipiny Jones. who was enc of the
/ presidential electors and who 'wavt
takes a. interest In political matters
I far either people. b. anHd ste of tae
I Office and without saYifg anything
against the other candidates In the
race we know that ClHpleY Jones
I would rot only make n good eomuss
1 sieuer but would make one ~ thc
/ best officials ANY city coul1 have TuH
of energy ard honest - would hnva
the interest ~ Bis home people 40
\ heart and he 81 courageous enough e.
I "a his auty without being influenced
Il IS political loss ar gain. Jacksonville
I state.
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SENATOR FLETCHER
AND HAYS LEWIS
"a ksoavills stlts

The aftermath &C The investigation
into the affairs 81 Collects 81 af Inber
mai Revenue Hays Lewis 6 almost a
interestine as the investigation itself.
for b. brings % the attention ~ the
public several distinct features. name
Is
That Hays Lewis as an effcisg 81
shout Mr. Lewis. The senator used bis
duties 81 a manner supefior 20 any
other office the investigators knew ef
That there are. Ia the minds 81 the
investigating men, tive distinct poll
tical factions in Florida that Senator
Fletcher belongs 90 the react io1ary
one and HAYS Lewis belongs q err
other and thar Mr. Lewis vac mst a.
surely within bic rights when he ~.
posed Fletcher as the senator wss
when be sought &c keen Lewis from
gettlnE the government position.
Ard third. that Senator Fletcher "a
8 Crouch, a sarehead and small rota-
toes
To further prove tbat the depart
merit appreciated Mr. LEXIS and SIS
efficient office force the chief clerk.
Mr. Van Nuorese was offered 4 sgry
fine position wifh the department with
an aprreciahle advance n salary
A. thoroughly as TIRE investigation
eXnnerates Mr Lewis and marks him
az one - the governments most eft 4
eient ard valuable offiUeholdera. IA
brands senator Fletcher exactly uhat
he wanted the government 90 saw
about Nr Lewis The senator used
official position 20 Try % oust q man
from office who vas serving bis gov
eminent ard his people Wen whfk the
only charge that could ha truthfuiiv
hrought against Asr Lewis was that he
was fractional man and worked f0r
his friends
Mr. Stockton was his political ard
personal friend while Mr. Fletcher
svas neither, end ~ course SIR Lewis
dld What Re could Is 4 PRIVATE way
e help his friend
Hays Lewis may have seine faults.
like most % us. hut he certainly does
not prostitute bis office ~ using "a 60
defeat - elect q man e cfnce
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03
VOTERS TO HEAR
CHIPLEY JONES
CANDIDATE FoR CITY coMMls.
sioNER Will ADDRESS VOTERS
At MALLORY SQUARE TONIGHT

s. Chipiey Jones candidate for city
commissioner. wiIi speak : anal word
publicly % the voters az Pensacola.
tonight al g 20 o'clock. at Mallory
square directly south - the San Car
los hotel Az tho campaign closes to-
niEht. and as there has been injected
az the last minute some decidedly 81
terestlng features. the speech tonight
Is expected g. he highly entertaining
Mr Jones said last night that he
was desircus II having as large an
attendance as possible and Re viii
calmly discuss hts candidacy. telling
the voters what he wants - Do. and
what Be win attempt N BE is elect "a
20 succeed Thos. Johnson. a. commits
sioner n the primary which takes
place tomorrow
Ladies are especially invited
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03
FIREMAN LEAPS.
FROM ROOF AND
is BADLY HURT
PETER scHENBuRN. on DUTY
At JACOBSEN HOME FIRE, Sc.
RioUsLY INJURED WHEN he
JUMPED FOR SAFETY.

Peter sehenburn. attached to truck
house Ne g. On North Ninth avenue.
was very seriously hurt early yester-
day morning when. Is leaplng from
the roof - the Jacobsen house when
the walls started totterine. he fell on
bis hack. bic foot slipping into q hole
when the leap was attempted
Comrades hurried him e. the truck
house where = physician vas called 90
see him. and his injuries we're pro-
nounced % an extremely serious ma
ture n was some hours before his
physicians would consent to bis being
moved to his home. and last night his
condition was not s. satisfactory. II
wua stated that serious spinal IN
iuues were sustained
Flremgp who were on duty a. the
Gre stated that their comrade was
stnudlng on the roof directing the
stream when one ~ the walls ives seen
60 tofteF fslUnE within another sees
Dud Fireman Schenburn was natiued
90 hts danRer IS calls from comrades.
and he attempted e leap @ the Eround
a distance ~ possibly fifteen rs eiRh-
teen feet When ne made TIE .Hr o.
+ one ~ his feet shot into 8 hole
roof which had been burned tl
and this caused him e. lose his
ance. end made him 40 fall heavily
on bits back
! For some tire b was thought BE-
had broken rs back. but the Injuries
we're later pronounced - have been
not cutie So serious although be va
I'm bad state last night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

When General ailchrtst ran for eoF-
eEuor g. carried Jacksonville over q
Jacksonville man ry q vote Fl fully
tNp to one n we mualsa not. when
TIE Hon q A. niount q Pensacola.
ran AGAINST TIRE present senator. Hon
8. Bryan. Jacksonville man. ia s.
souvllle gave Mr Hlouut 8 good ma
inritY rs therefore. appears that
Jacksonville ls liberal snd not the
hog she e. sometimes charged with
oeine. -Punta Gorda HerId
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ohIsetIen 80 sa.taIrsa--

Gov Trammeil is criticised Ter hiss
appointment ~ a q Campbell 10 Re
Judge q the arst circuit. On tire grouad
that Campbell is a railroad attorney
The objection is noe Rutd Railroad
companies d. net employ iack-leaa SO
represent 'heir interests ana the rsff
that the railroad compan es Rad con-
adcnce in Cafnphelfs ability az a law
ser "a strong reason why ne sltSuia
have been appointed Judge Jasper
News
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ATTENTION c. a. p.

The - 2 sherman Posf. c. A r.
viii hold their monthly meeting ~ the
office uf a w. Clubbs TUESDAY. 5 3 RI
THIS w.i - the only meeting hsGf~e
Decoration Day and every comrade 1s
urRed to BE present Visiting comrades
are welcome at this meeting
GEO W JOHNSTON.
nnAf cnnraar.aar
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~ general IL mieht 40 away with a
lot ~ revolutions snd - the same
time r8ro down the number ~ rniii-
tant candidates for the presidency.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Secretary Daniels Saws the AuNri-
car navy IL ready FOR war He should
train The guns 0f the rect upoA SIR
Gardner. 81 Massa chusetts without
delay
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Et may be tire reason that Hn~gta
came % the United States was be-
Acause he feared spain woula for-yw
tha iliustrlous example 81 Russia and
Sc dry
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

that King George a partaI o. barley
water a brewer has pointed ont THAI
with proper treatment barley water
has unusual Jag prodaeinE qualities
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03
ALARMING SHORTAGE or
PHYSICIANS IN AUSTRIA

venice Nav The shortage -
doctors and surgeons IN Austria In -
alarming that the newspapers are lEE-
ing medical men from nearby neutral
countries 20 enter the Austrian ser
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

What IL needed Just row r. man
who ear convince Europe that a fun
dinner pail is far better thar a fuu
coffin.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

A NeW YORK minister having as
serted that kissing Is verse than
drinking whiskey be 81 up % some
irreverents 60 inquire what the Ken-
tleman knows about whlskey
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Jess willard. as an actor. is said
30 he nearly aa bad aa ire celebrated
cherry Sisters However ne ls get
ting away with the Gotta IL LARGE.
luscious chunks
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he p4as Made Coed

Senator q g. Lindsay representing
walton and Holmes Counues. has an
nounced his candida for congress
from the third district fe Is another
Hamilton county boy Wto has m-da
good Jasper News
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

The Carranaa government offers q
reward - tes.b00 far Huerta. which l.
considerably more than he is worth.
even q Carranza
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Business improving
Foar large sailing vessels. three 81
them amone the largest wind-drtven
crafg 10 the world. are ioHdina lumber
rarnoHs 81 Pensacola Baitness is said
ta he better ga she iumper shipping
trade than 81 has been since the OUT.
reak ~ tire European Rar.--l8aines-
vile sun
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Possibly those women who were aF-
rested ut Paris. E1l. for buying votes
secured them e. bargain prices. WHICH
ought % inspire the court Is lenisrssy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

cir pfnchats expulsion from Bel-
Eum was unfortunate Cor Pennsyi-
faula He wiH now ccrne hack and
aEaln Fnfer keystone state politics
en- q sar hero platform a Ia Hehson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

Congressman Emmett WI Is -
Henaaceia has announced thar he win
rai - q candidate for re- election
Madison Enteep prise Recorder
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AND
PENSACOLIANS

over 10000 barrels g rosin was
posted 81 sold a the : o'clock call
~ Gre Pensacola Chamter 0f Com
merce last Tuesday Factors and Up
orators have become optimistic over
The z-4vng demand and advancinK
es<ea Gainesville sun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

MONTGOMERY will naf extend an In
vitation e. aBuly- SUNDAY Accord
ing to fhe Timea % That city. local
talent 4 fully able IS handle the sit-
uation
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03
Political Announcement
roa CRY cn.snlsslnnrn

I hereby announce that / am can.
dtnafs te succeed myself &c Comnnis-
Hinner 81 Public Whrks subject % TIE
action ~ the city democratic primary
IL am reseieefed promise to give
the duties az the offes tha same Iln
gent attention u the future ae Is the
THos. n JOHNSON.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

II contains information that you will find valuable
IL will you time and trouble on Some future ocea.
sor Journal readers in and II the city win find IL
most valuable from time to time Name address and phone
number OF leading business concerns and professional
your pocketbook, tack up in some convenient nace
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

vice Al present. Il - stated, there are
only tWo doctors available for Aarn
thousand wounded men. Any neutral
physician. ths newspapers add can
get 81 70 81 a day, besides his food
and lodging
Subscribe TO the Journal
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men Of Pensacola. Paste q
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
TITLE suARANrEE CO -
80 Floor. bren' nldE fhone -
ATTORNEYS.
HAIcovT ANDERSON.
1n8 American National Bank huilain9
NE MoREY.
Room Fisher Bldg rhont &c
ROBERT p. STOUT.
ssa-7-s American Satltuai Bank bl73
Automobile Dealers.
SQUARE DEAL AUTO co. FORD oars.
ioe south RAVEN street Phone islA
AUTO PAINTING.
PENSACOLA prGGY WORKS.
isl-i52 East fntendencia Phone 4,
AUTO SUPPLIES.
1885, .,.-,, -,,.r.ty ~
aos -iosia Pr1ien street Phone 80
IKE D HEuRRoN.
- East chsse Street Phone -
PENSACOLA AUTO sUPPLy co
W North FaiafoT Street Fhone -
H ROOT. AUTO SUPPLIES
1T and iis West GaFiien. Phone -
BAKERIES.
Us BUpKF's HOME BAKERY
Cor ath Ave ma LaTua Phone ~
pFFiFFErs BAKERY.
90 East infsnssne'a street Phone 80
BANKS.
AMERICAN NATIONAL rank.
Private Branch rhone. SIS
/ CITIZENS 4 PEOPLES NATL BANK
80 soa South paiafoS Street Phone -
NATIONAL. BANK ~ COMMERCE..
ais soath Paiafox Private FL Phone ILL.,
BARBER SHOPS.
ANTONIO nrzAzZA.
So sls South PalafoS Street
/ COLLINS BIOS chudrsn's private Hair
cutting Phone 1874
DEPOT BARBER SHOP.
iss East Wright Street
/ HICKS SANITARY RARRER SHOP,
| Opposite rostoffics. a7s Pahfey street
Baths and Massage
| TURKISH RATH AND MASSAGE z
=. ~. G A.. go \. Paiafon Street
| Book Stores-Stationers.
pAfL hook i NOVELTY co.
Z SOUTH Fa'afoS street Phone -
JoHNsoNs BOOK STORE.
100 south Palafox Street Phone 80
Carriage and Vehicle Repairs
wM T FOX CARRIAGE woRHs
lsI East zarraEoraa street Phone -
CHINESE GOODS.
WING HOP q CO.
N South nalsf0w street
COAL DEALERS.
CARY 4 CO.
office Phone as-iis lard Phones s-isi
Export rTrFr fNp ICE CO.
sai North Tar~Eons street Phone VS.
CIGAR STORES.
: rrNwrss0HN CIGAR COMPANY
. Ger Paiafex and Romans. Prone -
cLoTHIERs.
90 CLOTHING STORE.
. ~ s2s south Fa'stox street Prone US
r. r. Norr.rs = co
: = south Paiafox Street Ph~ne IL
HENRY WHITE 4 PRO
Cor PalafoS ard Tntsnaereia Phons 80
; WHITE a WHITE
- sauth palafox street .henes &c 81
COFFEE ROASTERS.
CUFF CITY COFFEE co.
$3.50 South PaiafoN street Phone r.
Cooperage Companies.
PENSACOLA COopERAGE CO.
4 Cor. Tara Eana ana DeEoto. Phone e.
CROCKERY STORES.
4 PENSACOLA CROCKTRT Co. Phou
sas 1-z3 2. Garden fke Hirschman, Ms
DENTISTS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-03

FOR CITY COMMISSIONS
I hereby announces myself q camHf.
date FOR cltF commissioner. slhfa-f -
the action CO the city primaries ana
PROMISE 20 give nay entire time - the
of8re g ! am elected I wfu apnreesate
TIE votes 81 the Democrats ~ Pensa-
cola.
81. LrLLrARp
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SIERRA APPLIES
FOR SUBSIDY
FOR NAILS

That the Oceanic steamer Sierra
win not return to the Honoluln-San
Francisco run after she leaves the dry
dock at Hunters Point, San Francisco.
In November, but will go on the long
er run to Sydney is the belief express
ed by officers of the Oceanic steamer
Sonoma, an. arrival from the mainland
this morning.
The only thing, in the opinion of the
Oceanic line officers, which may pre-.
vent the Sierra going on the Sydney
San Francisco run Is the lack of mail
subsidy. It lis understood that the Gee
anic company has petitioned the post.
office department for such subsidy
similar to the contracts held by the
Sonoma and Ventura.
The Sonoma was greeted with good
weather after leaving the Golden Gate
Tuesday afternoon. She locked at
8:15 this morning and viii depart at 5
O'Clock this afternoon for Page Page
and Sydney. She brought 81 bags Of
mail and Al tons of cargo. TO Hopolula
besides i0S cabin and nine steerage
passengers.
On board the steamer is Ship Sur
gecn Mackenzie of the Sierra. Dr..
MacKechnie has resigned and is now
on his way to Australia. from where
he will be sent to the British army at
the Dardanelies
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SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed
Proposals for Freight Elevators" will
be received at the Bureau of Yards
and Docks. Navy Department, Wash,
ington d. C.. until IL O'Clock a, m,
August %, 1915, and then and there
publicly opened, for three hydropneu-
matte freight elevators, installed COM
pIete, at the Naval Station, Pearl Har-
Dor, Hawaii. Plan and specification
may be obtained on application to the
Bureau or to the Commandant of the
naval station named. WIN. NJ. SMITH,
Acting Chief of Bureau. July 81, 1915.
6237-Aug. 9, 16,
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NO WIRELESS TOR
NTER.ISLAVD
STEAMERS

According to an official on one of
the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company,s boats today, wireless APP
paratus is to be installed at once on
the vessels. The company's head
quarters in Honolulu, however, when
asked for its side of the story, denied
at noon that any such action is con-
templated.
The federal law does not require
Us to carry wireless equipment" said
Joseph e. Sheedy, general superin-
tendent of the InterIsland, s.as the act
applies only to boats making trips OF
more than 200 miles between ports,
and Of "a hours or more duration. Our
longest trip between ports is So miles,
from Honolulu to Nawiliwili, so that
we are not required to install wire-
less.
The company operates is steamers
between Honolulu and the various ISL
ands of the Territory of Hawaii. For
some time 1t has been rumored that
wireless was to be installed, but the
company's officials here claim there's
nothing to it,"
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.HARBOR NOTES

Mail for San Francisco and the
states will 60 out tomorrow morning
abcut 10 on the Mongolia. which ar.
rived today from the Far East
The British freighter Indra is due
to arrive here tomorrow, bringing
general cargo from the eastern states
by way OF the Panama canal. the In.
terIsland offices report.
A Japanese freighter, the Kongo
San Maru, should arrive here August
IS or II from New York. by way of
the Panama canal. according to the
TnterIsland Offices today
Mail from San Francisco Is being
brought here by the japanese steamer
Tenyo Maru, which is due to reach
here Friday. The boat left the expo
sition city Saturday afternoon. for this
city, Yokohama and other Oriental
ports.
The MaRoa is due to dock here at
7;30 tomorrow morning from San
Francisco. with Is passengers for Ho-
nolulu, 90 sacks OF mail, nine autos
and 2S4S tons Of cargo for Honolulu.
She carries considerable cargo for
other island ports.
The Andrew Welch, formerly IN the
sugar trade and passenger service be-
tween the islands and San Francisco,
has been sold for $4,000 to G. w. Nc.
Neary e Company. She has not been
in service since 1913 and has been
lying 10 Oakland estuary.
Early Thursday morning the Ven
tura is due to arrive at Pier 10 from
Australia. probably about $50 o'clock,
bringing nine first cabin, four second
cabin passengers, IA sacks OF mail
and 27O tons of general cargo for Ho-
nclulu. The boat Is due to sail at 4
o'clock Thursday afternoon.
A full passenger list OF 125 persons
will be carried to San Francisco by
the Wilhelmfna which leaves here
Wednesday morning at 10 O'clock
from Pier Is. The cargo Will total
1000 tons, mostly canned pineapples
The boat, of which Capt Peter John
son is master. arrived here yesterday
from Hilo.
The Mongolia will dock about s
O'Clock this evening from the Orient
at Pier Z. Among her passengers Is
Colonel Sam Johnson, who will take
Office as adjutant general of the ma
tional guard. The Mongolia will de
part for San Francisco at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. She will take the
next mail to the coast. The mails
viii close at $50 tomorrow mornmg.
A lane Of nets between the English
and French coasts. starting at Dover
and ending at Calais, protects British
transports. according to an officer Of
the British steamer Valdura, which
stopped here late Saturday for bunker
coal from the Inter-Island. Last No
vember the officers of the Valdura
witnessed the first encounter between
the British and Turks at BissorahE
Mesopotamia. The vessel is bound for
the Orient. carrying 217.00O cases Of
kerosene from New York to Kiukiang
British steamers traversing the Med.
iterranean have been warned to look
cut for German submarines, according
to an officer OF the steamer Telena, ar.
irving here yesterday from New Or.
leans and Panama. The British adj
= 49,.
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VESSELS 10 AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merehsnts'
Exchsnae.)

SYDNEY Sailed. August 6, s. S. Ma
kura for Honolulu.
SEATTLE-Sailed, August Z, S. S.
Minnesotan for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed. August S,
Bark r. p Rifhet, fer Honolulu.
Hill Arrived, August s, r. m, S.
S. Enterprise from San Francisco
8. S. SON0MA will sail for Sydney
this afternoon at O'Clock.
8. S. MONGOLIA will arrive from
Yokohama this afternoon at o'clock
and viii sail for San Francisco tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock
S. S. KLAMATH sails this afternoon
at O'Clock from Pier 16 for San Fran
cisco via Hilo.
S. s. VENTURA will arrive from
Sydney Thursday at $50 a. m. and
will sail for San Francisco Thursday
at p. IN. Has Is passengers, IA sacks
mail, and go tons cargo for Honolulu
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Honolulu Stock Exchange
MERCANTILE.

MONDAY, Aug. .
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PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per str. Kinau for Kauai, Aug. TO-
Misses M. Center. Betty Case, Harriet
Hatch, Glade, r. Liyanzy, N. Livanzy
C. A. Price and wife, Misses Juliet
and Edith Price, Elizabeth and Phoebe
Carter. C. Strong, Misses Mary and
Hilda Won Holt, r. Won Holt. Bert
Clark. ]. X. Bunker and wife, NJ. Ros.
enbledt, F. B. Wilmington, Herman
Won Holt, Bradley Coiey, Miss H. Da,
mon.
Per str. Mikahala, Maui and Molo-
kai, Aug. 10-Mrs. G. Folk, Adair Folk,
Mrs. James Scott Gordon Scott. ]. ID.
McVeigh, G. G. Wilder and SON
Per str. Mauna Kea for Hilo, Aug.
11.-Mrs S. Timoteo. J. E. Maddox.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. French. t. Yosez-
ava, Miss L. Kaiama. L. Warren, C. o.
Hotel, Miss Reid. j. A. Dominis. Mrs.
Andrew Brown. Mrs Sam McKeaelle,
Judge and Mrs. s. D. Dole, Miss Wal
ker. -. .es.sa.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per 8. s. Sonoma, from San Fran.
cisco, August 81. Arnold, Miss c.
Barker, Miss A. Brown. F. G. Bur
goyne. Mrs. F. G. Burgoyne. E Bus.
ser, E. T. Chase, Miss A. Conklin,
Mrs. S. A. Croker, Mrs. E. Cunning
ham, H. CIPHER, j. L. Daggett j. =
Dias, Mrs. P. Fauntleroy. P. Frieder
ichsen, III. H. Gardiner, Miss Gardiner.
G. E. Goodman, H. p. Goodman, Mrs,
Goodman. J. Goodman, D. Gray, Mrs
d. Gray, S. o. Guinness, +. ID. Gibson,
H. B. Hammond. A. H. Hamerick,
Mrs. Hamerick and child. Miss F. Ir.
win, l.. NJ lessen, A. B. Johnson, Mrs.
Johnson. Miss NJ. Johnson, r. Roe, j,
Lau, G. E. Lcomis, Mrs. G. E. Loomis,
c. Louis, Mrs G. Louis, J. A. Maddox,
Mrs. Z. McDonough, NJ. Mckenzie, w.
]. McNeilage, w. McQuaid. Miss Nc
Cuaid, Miss McQuaid, r. H. Martin,
Miss ID. Martin, Miss Fl. Martin, J. H.
Montgomery, Mrs W. J. Mullin, Miss
f. Mullin, II. B. Myhre, Miss H. Nei-
myer, r. j. Onians. A. w. Osment,
Miss S. H. Patty, Mrs A. Founder, Mrs.
G. G.. Poole, Rev. A.. G. Rankine, Mrs.
Rankine, H. FL Renton. G. II. Reid,
Mrs. +. ReidMrs. F. Reid, Miss Reid,
Miss G. Reid, Miss S. N Ryan, Miss
s.. n. Ryan, ,fiss K Schmidt, Master
Fl. Sharp, v. Silva, G. H. Sparkes, Mrs.
G.. H. Sparkes, L. C. Strong, S. Sega, A.
w. Standen, Miss c. Thompson, r. J..
TuFDball, J. Wagner, Mrs. j. Wagner.
T. E. Wall, Mrs. T. e. Wall, Miss r.
Wall, J. w. Werner, Miss E. Weining,
Miss I. S. Williams, Miss j. A. Will
liams. Miss f. B. Williams, B. G. VIII
lens, E. p. Winter. c. G. Wise. Miss
T.. Wocehouse. Miss M, Woods, Miss
NJ. Wredenn. Miss H. Wredenn. Dr. F.
r. Zabriskie, Mrs. Zabriskie. NJ, Ale
CART, E. Coyne, E. J. Gamble, j. Haw-
ms, Mrs. E. LeandTo. Mrs F. Le-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-09

The police of Patterson announced
that the capture Of William Birdsall,
after revolver duel at Athena. N.
j., may solve the long series Of rob
berries that has terrorized the east side
Of that city for six weeks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-08-09

Mail for San Francisco and the
states viii go out tomorrow morning
about 10 on the Mongolia. which ar.
rived today from the Far East