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Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
0attem % ~Ipmamittem.

3 ct Of Sdmtlauos So9ne bGnot'
forleben iglseuSe %iurioie 2ilora9elIs
iom tunoe baue iaaet be melt itjabre'
ipaugre 6plser.
Gn G~aarobruger baooe en- Sat, Del
par blepeu iaa affrloig, at man beiIut'
teoe at brRbe ben. Men Der ianotes
life noseu paa @aaroen, iom bapoe
Sierte til at ioreta9e @rcfuticnen, %
gamle "Misie" bapoe bore. aaes gnoa
ling.
8or @aarobruger babe uisieli9 lite
peret meb, pa aruotet bleu opfunoet
men ban pilbe ioetminoite life piie Jig
Tom en- feis stattar, | SGrcelesbeb ba
bet 10 bare sialot at tase eipet Of en-
Seat. San bespuote MI at ipefulere
paa, bpurban ban beoit ifuloe uofsre
3insen, os tOmmer iaa ibn, at ban
bapoe lnit / Nuiier, at 5ulf bpaoe fulls
bet en- pieblittelig 9go peb at putte
9pnamitpatroner / Wunoen ps ans
tenbe benz.
@n Spnamitpatron piloe uoen 2pil
bore bet bebite Miboel til at brabe
Staten meb, t9nfte uur 2~anbmanb, o9
uoen at refleftere pibere puer bet, 9joroe
ban en- 8pnamitpatron meo oeri inoiat
&~nalobRtte p9 2unte f9rois. Nu blep
samle Mtisie sreben al !Sitsbonos
iti9lpenbe Saano % baaret reo paa eft
Sorbe life lan9t fra @~aaroeu. 3pnas
mitpatronen blep iurret taft til Salen
belt inoe ueo &rOppen, % 2unten aits
tpnot. Weu ba Ntanoen babe ltpr
8eipeft for 3Dnamtt, to9 ban tilbells,
oft buao Sgiet bOlot. aatten paa i'm
SIDE piloe life itaa t%ilba9e; pm bet bar
Su8bonos liulige 8epn9elier eler ben
frRienoe 2po / oens egen N9tercnbe,
iont ~onippreoe ben, er life 9obt at al
9j6re; moi er bet, at ben illste GUS
bomb / SGlene.
Man fan tante fig ben i~tattars
Wanbs &9bIel. ut sge fin Spring
Mnri6 til Sltossinrt, par 10 ct Sies
blifs Bert; men oeSpGrre, &atten
gioroe Oct iamme. Gt iGtte &urS for
@aaroen a naturli9pis life at tGnte
paa; tbi oerueo funoe 10 be rnoipmite
ulptter ioruoloes. s lin Gn9it iprins
ger Wnuoen IND / ben nprliggenoe
8aoitue, % iaa neppe 3io til at ilaa
Goren i9ien eiter Jig, ipr bet imelOer
locnior iamme.
Gn fort 6let paa Mnrfen % nu9le
u~betpoelt9e Sfinofiaer al 8atten bar
bet eneite, ban fanot, ba ban fom uo.
Sle9 % ifjGlpenoe git Wanoen bjem
til Sine, meo bet iaite 5oriRt albri9
mere at tase 9ipet al 9atte meb
0pnamit.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
Gicnooinmctig Sfifart.

GienoOmmelis Stiinrt, uoIprt unocr
OmItGnot8beoer, Der gior ben itiffet til
Chentll9bebens Go3, foretp0cs Itror
eIter ulpffcn / 8Rroalcn al sSobr
@runoen pg Oluf Clubbing, Itriucr
"Snoberreosp." ga oisie tiolio ON
Wfor9encn eiter bin lllptten8 g3at fiji
b0re ON &9oIIerne, fauot BE frcm Gil
erle lile % la9oe iuei tit lllvtte8IteSet.
Saa ipRnote De Sfierne paa "a laooe
lpel uooper 2erbapet. 3c iortGQer, at
Stierne 9leo life iaa pGrIt i 9erIuppen.
men tilOels lant De laugt ncoi. 9aa
oenne Msaaoe for DC iremouer lllptfcss
bapet ira Spriioen peo Melbpfonten %
t9Iten bort til 8iaule9abet peb Solo.
gtnar be iaa paa oenne lin farefu(oe
Stifarb trai pau lepenoe Soft, Iionalis
Iereoe be tiQanbs, % Der bleu ba al
Ooll ira Sdll0 la9t no Brper, iaa
mango bleO rebbet. 8ette bar tiblio
on M1orgenen, for &apaleriet tom. Wen
oct BAR en- n~bD99elis Serb, iurtaaer
De, tbl ret iom bet uar trai be paa en-
Qaano Der % Ell Sob Der, iom itrofte
ll9 op al 2%eriuppen. Men be funbe life
bette i8 Oeo 9isene. 3e maatte frem.
bare rem % i, on Der bar flere Qiu
at reooe. Spor mango Der peb beres
relolute 5remi9ro blep reboet. peb hi
ltte. Wen at bet bar en- farefu[o Sprb.
iOm fOrSrer WlOo af Sern % eener al
Staal, bet maa enbuer i%tisnne. I'll,
seriappen bar iaa tpnb paa flere Ste.
Der, buOr be for, at ben luttebe fla efter
S''en. Ss en- tuns @arid maa bette
babe oaret, TIL oa be efter noale 81.
l'ers strengthening after buobe ioit
sano 'inoer 5Oben, piloe anaerne life
Oare Dem. DC Git bare % iianslebs.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
Gu tprcnSc Gccne I CT
Wanf.

5or nogle Qage iioeu Tom en- Glore
Wauo IND paa Observation-Disclosures
aoutur i Saparanba % piloe uerle I'll
fig iuenite Ien9e MOB ameritnnlt Wpnt.
Sas'ereren, goitmetsr 90, bauoe oan'
ltcli9t fer at ~iOritan ben 6remmeoe,
iom uotrpfte fig paa gn9elIf % tos
irem en- WGngbe amerJtanlte Seoler.
% oa beler life npSen al be andre
8antiunttion9rer bar iD1oerli9 biemme
/ bet eu9elite Sprog, maatte en- mere
ipro9tpnoi9 Yerion tiltaloes. o9 MI ut
man pioe, buao Manoens 9Grinoe bar.
San piloe, Tom n9pnt, tllrcrle Jig ipeis
Ife Ten9e, oa ban agteoe at Iorblipe
Saparauoa. Gaa omtalte ban, at ban
bar ipot Der paa Steoet, men bapoe
oGret borte / mango, mango aar. San
opsau at bebe 50, men pa 8antiolfene
oplpite BAN ON, at Der life BAR no9en
5amilie al bet Napn paa Steoet, for
talte ban, at ban beb d., oa ban began
fig bjemmeira, men at ban bapoe fors
anbret Hapn.
Santfasiereren firerer ben Srems
meoe ifarpt. 90 iau be9pnoer bans
Gnii9t at faa ct ei~enoommeli9t notrpf.
Oct rptfer / Munbpiserne, ginene iaar
Ell %uiRooanlis @lans, % iaa iler ban
mob ben Sremmeoe unoer &aabet:
"9u er 10 min 8ror!"
Der bleo ct inoerligt 6aontag unoer
@l9oestaarcr, % be andre gantiunts
tipnRrers Zine blep ogiaa mere enb
fugtige.
ut @jeuipnets @lGoe blep iaa poers
p9loenoe, er life til at uuores puer, oa
StilsmiSien msflem 8rGorcne bapoe
paret / So Gar, p9 ben 6iemfomne i
bnloe pertre 2to lite bapoe laoet bpre
ira Jig os oerior a~niaaes for at pGre
bpo for lang 9io iiosu.
Nu bar bet biem til &oitmeiteren,
p9 cit Sglter, iom bar iliuc % boeoe /
Nrrbeocn, bleu ienbt 9uO efter. Sc
ire samle ben biemtOmne er rs gar)
ilntteoe %bperanbre 9jenta8ue @an9e /
6aon pg bpppeoe % banieoe ipm glade
8prn.
s bet ijerne Seiten bnooe cit uimpo>
I~taoelig 29n9iel eiter 6Gorclanoet gre
bet ben Gumle, % itjont ban life nns
reoe !Saob ON at trpiie npBen al fine
SlR8tnin9e ilipe, uiloe ban bog enoe
fine Gage paa bet Steo, buur bans
Sug9e bapoe itaaet. Stor bar oeripr
SperraIfelien % @lGoen paa besge
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
9all blcu albria af meb fine Weuos

6eltmarltaIf MOltte bapbe ium limpel
O0erit ben eienbOmmeliae @ane. uao
man 'p'ite / Oficersmesien, too ban
al''o eeo Raaltioets gespnoelie Oh ii
@uloltetter % lasoe benz ueb siben of
&aierfeneH. @aar @aaltibet bar Tut.
pHtteoe ban iaien genacne i oommen
Sammeratsr beilutteoe berfur at
lpprSe BAN, boab @eninsen bermeb
Tube bore.
so, fuarebe @Oltte, Dlioe Iiben
les Tom lno peO &esimentet, bar lea
!a9t @farie til, at 8ruentimmer. aor,,
lp'l % pete ub9iDr bet eneIte eomto.
!ser'ile 0eo SOrbet, % ~beitemte mia Der.
lOr H. at ben Of eOcr, iUm icrt BE-.
s9nofs en- O~roentlis eumtale, Ituloe i'm
be ii SnlOitpttsr.
Wen ies er enbuu alorio blensr =,
meO mine 9snse."
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
Solifin % GmgelfmGne.

- Ni'il'uilt Dui tH UILDutlly aSHUS
ilpoelie / 3etning al at mOoificere Ell
STAGES GienoOmmelisbeoer, er en- lpnoe
fienbt Misunderstanding. Mou bebboer
iaa Senieenoe fun at pe9e paa benz al
GOrbameritas 5riitnter, bpor beui8lio
ben anseliu6iiife Race er meft ublnus
bet, men bupr ali9euel ben npe ganfees
&ace prientlis aoifiQer fig fra be bri.
tiite Sers.
s Nineteenth Century peser tmibs
lertio s. %. 6orteScue paa ct anbet
GGempel. San paaitaar, at GnselIt.
manoen taber i'm notwithstanding
beoer / parnte 9aroe. @n9elItmanoen,
Tiger ban, er Grpouttet al fine Gaaoer,
men i9t BAN unber en- blaa Simulel,
o9 Solltinnet plltter mart alt en9elif
no at BAN. 9tD.3eelanb, flyer ban, er
mere li8t England en- noseu anben al
bets 8olonier. Men 1tisnt bet belt
nplis er blepet beioltet os Der frems
oeles tommer en- Strcm at Gmisranter
fra bet gamle Wpoerlanb, iaa unber.
8aar Snbbps9erne burtis en- 5orpanbs
~lin9sprpces; meo Senipn til Sinbs.
g9enifaber bliper De uenselite. Ge
unse 9Ds 8eelGnoere er lanse os imetre,
bar tilc9net Jig en- fulonial 0ialett meb
en- %iorb9rpet ubtale. Wen &aratteren
er osiaa moolficeret Of ben npseelanbIte
Sol. De inofpote Npjeelanbere sl9s
Der Jig peb 2iluarelien for bens e9en
Sfplo. TIMBER beres blaa Simmel
iorefpmmer eipet benz lpiere os lp,tes
lisere. De er life Longer raltlsic,
tnn9iinoeoe os befpmreoe, be er glade
% letbjerteoe, mere Zig guropas iybs
lise &acer.
De bar insen @inter iom ben enselIte
til at lare benz l~loboloenbeo, Suripns
lisbeo, 8ino fibelisbeo FAINT en- big ri,
men p9roifulb 8~rutalitet. 3erfor er
allereoe III ben beritenbe &aratter i
Np'Seelano en- bis hunter Sripolitet,
en- 9lao Sperbepisnins ON, at altins
enten er spot % Def siort, eller at bet
fpr eller ienere bliuer iaa. % at bet
inotil pioere life er uarb at siSre iis
Setpmrinser. Der er insen baarb
Sinter, Der liseiom i gnslanb praiens
terer 5plt 5slserne al gbielbeb, Sorss
lssbeo ps SOpenifab; beriur er psiaa
StraHen for iaaoant noset miloers.
Np. 8eelanos Soft pil beripr blipe,
bpao bet iorreiteu i bpi Grab aIerebe
er, 9lao, oarmbiertct, uptimiitiit % for.
npielieslpiten.
s SDoauitralien berimoo, mener
5priatteren, er 5o%runorinsen / bet bebe
8lima al en- anoen glrt, ibet Racen er
ipGttet % minore bpstis % tiIbpielis
til Grbeibe. Mtau tror, at bet auitral.
lie 9emctrati mart oil ppsips Sor.
ipsene paa ielp at ppbprte 2ancet, men
oerimuo inofsre Suffer % ielp leps
pmtrent Tom be amerifanife Spoitats'
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11

TaprrI 90 5ono9rafcn. Qrvr
CAB iorlcoen Nubien8 til Ell g(m,r,f,.
ller, MOriartn Der meObro9tc cn 1opo.
1o9rat bpllten ban blauot onoet bopNs
Ell Sc%npenoclie til Den belize Gastr
ira aIopoe Saroilal Manntu9. 81.
ben lptteoe % blep opbt grcbet, ga han
tpoeli9 bprte ben oiopoe anroiroly
Stemme neobeoe Cubs @cliiomIe
oper BAN. NtprinrtD bao Iautu No.
tale Ell &elii0nclie / 3clcion, icm Ianse
meobclcs 9aicliter, Der beip0tc lloits
lln9en | Chicago. Oct Uiloc bare iryTe
Sang / @litoricu, at cit @nUc3 Rgt
bar bCrt / bcn npe @crocn. Ilu4L La.-
peoe at opiploc bette Euite.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
I9oe aaroan,
1al 90 Safto.
"2al fan life lnne a

2ai ian lille lGoe."
"en9Oer 2ins fan b:Ui.es 10,
S0''tet al Oisie 2anteiproo er T.,
Naar MOI Ter, 6Uor %forttsr, a,. =
2aoeuer tan benpites til ot IN. 1'.''a
en- falit 29eOri, er oct uaniter., ,'''''2
oe'len ben, 1Oor ben tu.er bism -, ''
til uoiOebeno eaer 0nOffab b1 s'".
aooofdt, lom ~lettere ioror,isr a ''
eno De no9ne 5atta tubtir ''a'
Statllt'fer % Ell Grlia 9err,r Yy5'3
rem for at brinse 3aQsne b.r,, "''a'
sps % laoe 5ufta'erne fOr,ors .. ''i'
Siitorie. I' e9n
Ser er ct 2ili0loe:
Oct ip"es inoipfcnoe at fac. Q, H.,
ocH3eo er eaitens uo aOrbrr ~ U'''
Sen. 70''leNs
"0ten flop" afbrpocr en- co.r
ooroef'oe Statiiiitlr. "6uis Set ,r +iY.n
leSes, ifuloe itsrite GcIen al aa.. .aa'
oere oare uoiOenoe. Men rGt,
beOen er be bet life. NleloNo,.
5Gnsiler / II stater bier - ia
10000 Sanger bar minOr. s, ~ a.
6~leroeoel nbe al etaub ti( NJ ="
itrlOe. stal ri life flute, at 9r,. Y'
selie Inn siOr mere intelligence ., ' s..
ior mere iarli9e 6Orbrvo.re. ~,
farre?" we
Commissioners of Education, gr,;
&. z. Sarris, bar nplla oiprt il ,,
ule'lisbeo iulbt ub at paavife s,, W..
Cuttings llristisbeb. '"'
VI De opennapnte II etaters b,,,
Sefolfnin9 bar fun umtrcpt iir, ~. '
cent H%oIoenoe; bisie fire 9roccpt ~;
feoe Ell 5%ierbcoel al 6anoIlet5 g,bo,,,
meoells De reitcrenbe Sc Hrcc,,t y;
Sefoltnirsen itaffeoc Sc ire Gi,ro,,.E
Den uOiOenOe S%efOfning aioap S,r,
ior mere eno Ier @an8e fin not,rr,.
Inoel al 6orbrDbere notrrlio, s..
oil li8e, / 9enbolo til Sefolfrir,.r,
Nei! Gen amcritnnite gorgeritoge ,r
lnsen Smmeitle for 6angilet. On
l9rer S%eIoa9teIie, Sclutiaio "a anrs.
Tom tilItDncer til pruouttp girt
lombeo, life til snuDeo, iom cno,r
6~orbrDoelie. :
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11

eope % Nr9cr. Stl 9Ouou u aas
tommet en- SjGmpenc9er reO 9}aun }uis
camouia, Der lammcn me0 en- 9ooc cps
icrer SrDoefampe, iom tnlcr &uien iya
Sllltiiernc % lall9t oucrloar ben tiolts
9erc omtolte &Nu8urus 9orniu9 Gilt
camOnia p8 bans 2pue toger &D39cto9
ueo baaoe &rait % MetboOe. Suort
CT oct Ne9crcn, iom bar OUcrmo3tcr,
mart CT oct 2puelt, iom mco ct urlOjat
Slng al fin Yote iIDu0er fin 6crrc til
3Oroen. Noar aampcn CT iorbr cir
Gpuen o9 gte9eren Ell aompIjmctt icr
.boernnore % foriuinoer meo en- elegant
9ilsnin9 til Yublituut.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11

S%sitnauteu. "&an ioo uo3cn n
9ere ii9e mig, buorfor Soloatcn lite
ital tase Suen al fig, naar ban bitter?
Deb De bet fan lie, MtpQer?"
&etrut Mpler: "5or at ban lite
ifal fomnie / IrreIt!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
Sperasnlaal % Spar.

S%per8sulaal 90 Spar. gn Game
til en- sass: "5Or ct ensfte sspros.
maal taser 9e psl insen gstulina2@
e98en: "@ei, 5rue, ,un for spo.
ret!"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-04

E. Crock viii speak about school
Disciplines" ]. L. Dumas about Ma
ture Studies in Elementary Schools, y
and then the meeting viii tske up
reports, etc.
Short discussions viii follow the
presentation of each subject.
Teachers and Others interested in
education are cordially invited to be
present sud to take part Attendance
st the convention may be considered
IS obligatory on the psrt Of Waikiki
Sud MakawSo teachers
The thsnks Of the Makswao polo
club sra due Mr.. Wallace, of kohsls,
on account Of the presentation Of q
Gozen fne sticks.
La grippe Is disappearing very
slowly. Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Beckwith.
Of Hsiku. have been sffiieied-the
former quite severely.
Mr.. Banner. OF Honolulu. departed
on Tuesday, after pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ogg, of Psla,
\ thousand invitations have been
lSSASI 4OA L4C oAACAaN4NI Na4l ~ *
held ST Wsiluku skating rink on the
night Of the 4th. Eight pieces of the
national band will furnish the
music, sud the trsin will run from
PSis.
Sugsr is piling up at the Psis
warehouse snd the arrival of the j.
d. Spreckels which occurred yester
day is hailed with pleasure by Ms
kswao planters Capt Christensen
msde the trip in IL! days snd
brought enough merchandise for bal
lsst-
Mr.. Jas. Anderson has been i'm
proving sll the week.
The Mskswso church viii give
picnic on the 4th.
"Staggersn among horses are be-
ginning to show sgain.
tx time has come and money is
very tight on Maui.
Weather-Warm and delightful.
Msui, July l, 1898.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-04
KNOCKED OUT.
A MILL AT TIE "ALOHA
BOAT HOUSE.
One Hundred Dollars Put Up aud
Twenty Men Present.

\ glove fight to the finish was
held last Saturday afternoon at 4
o'clock, at the Aloha boat house
between Jack Marks Of the U. S.
S. Boston and Nick Barowitz of
Honolulu. The mill was for 800
side and was the result Of a
challenge issued some time ago by
Barowitz to any man of his weight
for any sum from 800 to $500 for
a fight to the finish under the Mar
quis of Queensbury rules.
After considerable talk the fight
was arranged by interested per-
sons, and on last Saturday
at the time mentioned about TWEEN
ty men gathered at the Aloha"
boat house, and promptly at 4
o'clock the men stepped into the
ring.
First round.-The men began
slogging at once, and after a few
passes Barowitz landed his left on
Marks nose and broke that useful
and ornamental organ. With his
right he landed another blow on
the sailors left eye and opened a
cash along the bone, which bled
freely.
Second round.-Marks came up
at the call of time, and after
nearly two minutes sparring, sud
denly landed on Barowitz's jaw,
knocking him into his corner.
Had Marks followed up his adj
vantage he could have made a
Knockout, and his delay lost him
the battle and his money.
Third round.-But little soaring
was INDUCED in before BarOwitz
hit Marks twice in the face on his
broken nose and once on the jaw
the last blow knocking him out in
2 minutes and is seconds.
The battle was fought without
police interference. This is the
second man from the Boston that
Barowitz has knocked out since
his short residence here.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-04
War in Tarawa.

King Tiburemoa, the ruler of the
British Gilbert islands, is alive and
still kicking, according to the
latest reports brought from the
group by the schooner Viking,
which arrived Tuesday morning.
His anxiety to be an American
citizen seems to increase with time,
but he feels he is hoping against
hope.
The British Commissioner was
expected to arrive on June LIST
from the FIJI islands and assume
authority over the Gilbert group.
The king took his daily constitu-
tional ride over his coral-rock race
course six miles long, but never
theless manifested great fear Of
having British boss.
Everything vas very quiet
when we left the islands" said
Captain Dennevig. Business was
dull to nothing. I called at one Or
two OF the Islands, but what was
the use Of calling at more? we
did not get a full load Of copra, but
We brought up what we could get
hold of. Trade is very dull at the
Gilbert islands, 90 how can any one
expect a vessel 70 do a rushing
business?"
Advices received by the Viking
state that a civil war is going on
in the island Of Tarawa, south Of
Butaritari. The native kings and
their forces are daily coming to-
gether in conflict, and much blood
is split. The internecine war has
been going on for several months
past, and there was no prospect Of
a cessation Of hostilities when the
sailed.
People in these localities eat one
and if the subjects are
young they are in great demand.
whether roasted, broiled or stuffed.
San Francisco Chronicle.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-04
A CHILD BURNED.
Small But Disastrous Fire Near
EaFaiahso Church.

An alarm of fire was rung in last
night at $50 o'clock, which was
promptly responded to by the fire
department. The blaze was small
but disastrous one, which occurred
in one of the small wooden struc-
lures on Punchbowl street, opposite
Kawaiahao church.
The only occupant of the build
ing at the time of the disaster was
little five-year.old half-white girl
named Ellen Boy, who was sleep
ing on a bed in the house. All the
adults belonging to the household
were in a separated building at the
time eating their supper.
Shortly before the fire occurred
a native went into the room where
the girl was sleeping, and after
lighting an old lamp without a
chimney, placed it on a table near
the bed, and passed out again. A
few minutes afterwards cries were
heard coming from the house.
Those who were at supper in the
other building ran into the yard,
and could see through the open
door that the netting of the bed was
in a blaze. The little girl Ellen
was struggling to extricate herself
from the burning net, and was ut
tering cry after cry.
One of the natives ran into the
room, and, after some difficulty,
succeeded in reseuing the child
from the burning bed and carried
her into the yard. The poor child's
face and nose were badly burned,
and her hair was entirely burnt
away, while her arms and legs
were so badly scorched that she
presented a terrible and pitiable
spectacle.
An outburst of native wailing
was set up by the child's relatives.
Everything that could be done for
the little sufferer was performed
by willing hands. and she was at
once removed to the Queens Hos
pital, where she received proper
medical attention.
The house belongs to a native
named Lokana, and is occupied by
William Boy, the father of the
child. The fire was extinguished
by those present before the arrival
of the fire department. A large
number of people attending service
at the KaWaiahao church were
present at the fire.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-04
Hawaiian safe Deposft.

The Hawaiian Safe Deposit and
Investment Company announces
that it will transact all business
connected With stocks, bonds and
securities, real estate, loans and in
yestmentg, and viii act az agents
for the collection Of rents, coupons,
interest, ETC., for people either here
or abroad. The company expects
10 open its new safe deposit build
ing On Fort street, about August
1st, and will rent it vaults 70
business men and others at a mod
crate price.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-04
FIRED THE UMPIRE.
Baseball Game With Twelve
Innings and a Kick.

One Of the most exciting games
Of baseball played this season
took place last Saturday after
noon between the Hawaiis and
the Kamehamehas. The attend
ance was quite large, and the en-
thusiaSm was propOrtionately great.
The Kamehamehas won the toss
and went first TO the bat. Meszrs.
u. K. KeohokaloIe and J. O..
Carter j. were the umpires.
The presence Of "Kahai.n who
was formerly captain Of the Ha-
walls, worked dissatisfaction in
the ranks OF the students, but
their bad feeling on that account
was evidently unfounded, as the
umDire's decisions seemed Impair
tial. Catcher Baker of the Rams"
also exhibited some anger. which
was very distasteful TO the audi
ence.
Meheula pitched the entire game
for the Kams. while Kaae Of the
HaEziis was supported by Palmer
Woods in the fifth inning.
Both teams were 2 tie st the
eighth innings. The kameha-
mehas then went up IN body and
made complaints against keOho-
kslole's decision, and the umpire
left the game in 6 rage. Carter
the rest of the game. The
teams were still tie in the elev-
snth innings, but in the next, the
Kams scored. and the HaEaiis
falling to make any runs, the stu
dents we're declared winners by q
score Of 8 70 I. The score BY
innings was as follows
kan IO0OO3 10000 2-S
0 3 5000 90 o 0 o.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-04
VIII Celebrate.

The Oceanic Steamship Company
has made preparations 10 celebrate
the 4th Of July On board the Mari
posa, which left port Thursday.
The following programme" viii be
served al dinner and the usual *
ercizzs viii take place afterEsrd;
DINNER.
Cream u Chicken Mock Turtle
lfUIler Outlet, tartar sauce salt Cod,
family style
BOILED.
Capon and dee- Ham Tongue
BOAST.
Turkey, cranberry sz1ez Pig, appIe
41ee- Best. Mutton
ELREEs
Brzisei Teal Duck, eurrznt sauce.
FIltstE o. PnezSsnts, lsr1ed-
Os=-GE a---=S- Lzz N4AEf-
VEGETABLES.
BoiIed OF mashed and Sweet Potatoes
AspzEgE Green Peas
GTesl Com
Pastry
Plum Pudding, Hard L Brandy sauce.
Nine and Pumkin Pics As
sorted and Cream Csk=.
Charlotte Russ AerzBZue ApEIeOts-
Fsgiegztsd Orange.
Oruzusuted Pound and FF1it Cake.
Mzee5onIz Fruit kiss. Candy
Vanilla Ice Cram
Pine Apple=- Mango OEzDge=.
Apples. Craps Bananas.
Prunes- Rzisinz Dzte-
Assorted Nuts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1893-07-04
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