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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARR AIS.

ARRIVALS.
TUESDAY, Oct. IL.
Am schr Aloha, Dabel, Is days from San
Francisco.
o SO Oceanic, Smith, 50 days from
San Francisco.
Stmr Mikahala, CLANCY, from Hawaii
and Maui.
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Wanted to Rent or Purchase.

80 WANTED TO RENT
! 4iif bv good tenant with small
: family, Cottage Home in good
locality; rent not to exceed $50 per
manth or would purchase on monthly
payments on reasonable terms; give par
ticulars Address "Cottager," p. ..
B, x sol 1912 II
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First quarter OF the moon on the 18th. at 0.49
y. m
Time Whistle blows at III. 2sm. SIS. Pm. of
Honolulu time. which Is the same az 12h. ON. 0s.
Of Gree nwfch time.
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THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
L Princevill- Plantation Company
will please take notice that the annual
meeting of the Company Will be held at
the office of @ Brewer & Co, [L'd. in
Honolulu, on TUESDAY,, the oath inst,
at 10 A NJ. K. f. BISHOP,
Secretary, Princeville Plantation Co.
Ho nolulu, Oct. II 1898. So 2-6t
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Pacific Sugar Mill will be held at the
office of F.A Schaefer & Co on THURS
DAY, the 10th October, 1898, at 10 A. NJ.
III. RENJES,
3509-td Secretary.
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Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 Honokaa Sugar Company will be
held at the office of T. A. Schaefer & Co
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th October,
1898, at 10 A. n. IL. REM sS,
35O9-td Secretary.
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NJ. w. MCCHEsSEY' Sons,
Agents Honolulu Soap Works Co.
34l0-tf.
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Artistic printing at the GAZETTE
Office.
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A meeting of the Hawaiian
sportsmen's association will be held
at the Hawaiian hotel this evening
at z 80.
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The Reverend HID. Dharamapala
is passenger for Yokohama on
the Oceanic. The gentleman with
the unpronounceable name is a
high priest of Buddha,an has been
to the Worlds Fair to attend the
congress of religions held there.
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Daily Advertiser SOC. per month
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LOCAL And GENERAL.
4 cottage is advertised for.

a cottage is advertised for.
| a damage sale commences al
Egan IL Gums today.
Prof. W. T. Brigham will leave
for the Colonies next week.
The Australia vas sighted by
Oceanic on the 14th and the ships
exchanged signals.
Ri. Rev. Bishop of Honolulu re-
turned from Maui by the steamer
Mikahala yesterday.
We acknowledge the re ceipt Of
"Our Album" a small periodical,
from Hollister & Co.
Capt. Dabel of the schooner
Aloha has the thanks of this paper
for late San Francisco papers.
The steamer Oceanic will leave
this afternoon at 8 o'clock. The
mail will close an hour earlier.
A buss will leave for the Pail at
this afternoon from the corner of
King and Fort streets. Fare 81.
w. Mossman was fined $25 yes
terday by Judge Robertson COR hay
ing che IA tickets in his possession.
A meeting of the Hawaiian
sportsmen's association will be held
at the Hawaiian hotel this evening
at 7 80.
The annual meeting of the Ho-
nokaa Sugar Co. will be held today
at the office of F. A. Schaefer & Co.
at 10 o'clock.
The Onomea Sugar Company
will hold it's annual meeting On
October 28th at the office of C.
Brewer & Co.
The annual meeting of Prince
Vile Plantation Company will take
place at the office of G.. Brewer &
Co. on the Oath inst.
Nothing has been heard from
the Chinese murderer, Lung Yao,
since night before last, when he
was seen at Mokuleia.
The Oceanic brought only two
passengers for Honolulu, Consul
General Mills and G.. Won Hamm,
of Hofschlaeger IL Co.
The Hawaiian band will give a
concert at Thomas
square this evening unless there is
a foreign steamer in port, in which
case it will play at the hotel.
Mr.. Eckardt, purveyor of the
Queens hospital, reported at this
office yesterday afternoon that
Herman Uiole, the young German
sailor who was injured on board
he bark Paul Isenberg, was rest
ng quite easily.
The Reverend HID. Dharamapala
8 a passenger for Yokohama on
he Oceanic. The gentleman with
he unpronounceable name is a
nigh priest of Buddha, and has been
% the Worlds Fair to attend the
congress of religions held there.
The annual meeting of the Homo
ulu branch of the w. G. T. U. oc-
cured yesterday afternoon at the
usual place. The meeting was ami
mated by spirit of loyalty to the
cause. The members
eel convinced that such meetings
ire productive of much good.
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LEAVE HoSoLULU
Dee AT HONOLULU

meteorological Record.
ar TIE GOVERNMENT SURVEY. Published
EVERY MONDAY,
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Special Notices.
Notice.

ASSOCIATION.
A SPECIAL Me TING OF THE
~ Hawaiian Sportsmen's Association
will be held at the Hawaiian Hotel on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October Is,
1898, at Z 80 o'clock Per order.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
2nI0 81
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Mem advertisements.
Notice Of Annual MeetiGg.

PRINCFVILL PL a MIA
TON COMPANY.
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kawaiahaO Seminary

HAS ESTABLISHED A DOMESTIC
i i Department and are prepared TO
take orders for .Jellies, Breads and Cake.
All orders for Fruit Cake for Thauksglv-
ing and Christmas should be sent at
once. 3iS4-1m
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Annual Meeting.

THE ANNUAL ZEE ING OF THE
: Haiku Sugar Co. will be held at the
office of Castle & Cooke On MONDAY,
October Seth, at 10 O'Clock A
J. B. ATHERTON,
350S-td Secretary.
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The annual meeting of the Ho-
nokaa Sugar Co. will be held today
at the office of F. A. Schaefer q Co.
at 10 o'clock.
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Notice.

4 Ii PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A against Robert William Holt per-
sonally, are requested to present the
same without delay at the office of
BRUCE & ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
3567-tf
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Mr.. Eckardt, purveyor of the
Queens hospital, reported at this
office yesterday afternoon that
Herman Uiole, the young German
sailor who was injured on board
the bark Paul Isenberg, was rest
ing quite easily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-19
MONTANA SILVER STATUE.


in Solid Metal.
CHICAGO. March 1S.-In the presence Of
distinguished company Montana's silver
statue. Justice" was successfully cast to-
day. Sixteen hundred pounds Of sterling
silver was used in the operation. For the
past six weeks half q dozen of the most
expert founders have been engaged pre-
pairing for the event. A mould which
would reproduce the plaster model made
by Sculptor Park vas made from French
clay and hardened by baking. IL was
then placed in pit and prepared for to-
days event. Among those present were:
President Palmer. Of the national COM
mission. and President Higginbotham, Of
the Chicago directory; Chief Skif, of the
mining department, and Judge Bickford,
Montana executive commissioner.
An hour after the molten metal had been
poured into the mould the latter was re.
moved, and the statue, which Is indeed .
thing OF beauty, was revealed. In white
shining metal, the majestic proportions Of
Parks model were shown 10 the greatest
possible advantage. The total cost of the
statue was $4,000. Not only is the statue
an exact reproduction of the figure of Miss
Rehan. but the features are hers also.
The height is feet 10 inches, and it will
stand upon q silver globe two feet in
diameter. The statue will remain in the
vaults of the Safe Deposit Company until
the time comes for placing it in Jackson
mark
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EXPOSING KANSAS BOoDLERs.
Member or the Legislature Testi6es -
Attempts as Bribery.

MEMBER or the Legislature Testi0es -
Attempts at Bribery.
TOPEKA, March lS-During the senate
investigation this morning into the ale
legged Doodle charges made by the Topeka
CapidI in connection with the Kansas
City police commissioners, Representative
McEleney. Popuiist from Kansas Citv,
swore that he and Mr.. Burgard, another
Populist representative from the same
city. had both been subject to corrupt
offers made by Cyrus Leland, . noted Kan
sss Republican, to induce them to vote as
he suggested. He testified that Leland
offered him $ 900 to vote for W. II. Ross
ington, Democrat, for United States sem
ator, and that Burgard told him tha. Le-
land had offered him $4,000 to vote for Q
Republican candidate for state printer, and
that Burgard also told him about An other
proposition made TO him (Burgard) by Ls-
land to vote for state printer.
McEleney further testified:
On the Tuesday before the Leland interview.
Frank Strickland, of Kansas City. Kan, ap.
preached me ald tod me that IL would vote
for T. B. Wagner for senator / could control
the Federal patronage of wyandosts county.
He showed how futile is was for me TO stay in
the Dunsmore house. aud said the supreme
court judges had already held . meeting among
themselves and decided uron what their deci.
sion would be, and that Dunsmore would lose
the fight Strickland then went to Kansas City,
saying he would be back, but he changed hts
mind aud left the country to keep out OF Jail I
was approached the afternoon after Martins
election. but did not let IL go far. IL was Bur.
gard himself who told me that Leland offered
him $1,000 to vote for Ady. A. A. Harris
name was mixed up in the proposition.
An adjournment was taken until Tues
day. when it is expected Jim Leeate and
other witnesses will be present.
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WASHINGTON CITY. March ls-The fol-
lowing general order in connection with
the naval review next May has been is
sued by Admiral Gherardi:
The organization Of the feet viii b a fol.
lows: Rear Admiral 6hersrsA, commander in
chief
Rear Admiral A. z Bsnham. commanding the
6rst squadron. and Rear Admiral John c. Wiz
ksr. commanding the second seuairon.
The Philatelphia will b the flagship ana the
Gushing ;he dispatch boat The nrst squadron
will - composed OF the Newark - fagsnip,
the Atlanta. San Francisco. Bancroft. Bsnning.
ton and Baltimore. The second squadron win
have the Chicago - nagship, the Yorktown,
Charleston. Vesuvius, Concord and Miansono-
moA.
BALTIMORE, March ia-After . tempes.
tuous voyage from Hamburg. with . sec
ond consignment OF Krupp exhibit for the
Worlds fair. the British steamship Lon
gueil arrived of Sparrows Point at noon
today. The cargo was comprised exciu.
siveIy Of war material. The chief article
il big Elton cannon built expressly TO,
the exhibit.
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TO GET BACK A MILLION.


Suit Against Pennsylvania Railroad by
Newly-Found Heirs.
PIrrsBuRo. March ls.-A suit in eject
ment involving more than 81, 600, 900 worth
of property has been brought against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company in the
common pleas court in this city. by eleven
heirs named Barbin, Of Columbia county.
The property they seek to recover is used
by the railroad company for an Office
building. car sheds and tracks.
The property formerly belonged to ex-
Congressman James S. Stevenson, who
died in 1881. He bequeashed the
land to his daughter Amanda
with the proviso that in the
event of her death without living issue it
was to go TO the heirs of William Barbin,
an old friend. The daughter married and
had three children. Believing they would
ou,liye their mother. they sold the prop
erty TO the Pennsylvania company for
10000. A short time later two children
died and the remaining son committed
suicide. The mother died . few months
later. The Barbin heirs claim that Steven
sons daughter survived her children, that
the sale TO the defendant company was
Illegal. and that under the provisions Of
the will the property is rightfuIly theirs.
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Goldeudale City Nominations.

GoIpESpALE, March 1a-lSpecial] The
following ticket: For mayor. John G.
Maddox: for councilmen. George F. Nc
Kinney, J. Current. Charles B. Johnson.
G. H. Baker and c. E. Morris, and for city
marshal, William E. Burgen. The ticket
is pronounced q good one. as it is cem-
posed of the leading business men of Col
dendale.
Artesian water has been struck by the
we'll boring company.
Real estate is beginning to pick up and
realty owners are becoming jubilant over
the outlook for 1893.
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OF debate was poker game at one Of the
local resorts. and q scene from the house
OF representatives with q couple of bellig.
erens statesmen. The speeches were ex.
sremely brilliant, but as it was news.
paperman's banquet no report was al.
lowed. Among the most distinguished
guests present were: Vice President Stew
enson. Secretary of State Gresham. Secre.
tary ofthe Treasury Carlisle, Secretary Of
the Interior Hoke Smith. Postmaster Gen.
erai Bisseil. Speaker Crisp. Secretary Of
the Navy Herbert, Senator'S German,
Lindsay, Dubois and many representa-
tives
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SAN Francisco. March IS.-The Evening
Post. one of the leading afternoon papers
OF this city has been sold to Hugh Hume
and ]. c. Fl. Cosgrove. two San Francisco
newspaper men, The new prop,ietors
axe possession Of the paper Monday. Nj.
Hume will conduct the editorial depart
ment and Cosgrove viii have the business
management of the paper. The Post,
which has heretofore been Republican in
politics. will now be Independent, with
Democratic leanings- Both Hume and
Cosgrove are veil known As active and ex-
perienced newspaper men, The price paid
for the paper has not been made public.
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BosroS. March 17.-Patent suits brought
by the Edison Electric Company against
the Boston Incandescens Lamp Company
and the Ge.manis Electric Light Company
were settled by an agreement between the
parties, and . decree entered toaay in the
United States court TO the effect tha, per-
petual injunet:ons shall issue against the
defendants. restraining them from manu-
featuring the incandescent lamps In dis
pute, and nominal damages we're assessed
IN favor Of the Edison Company.
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JOE KUHN DIsGUsrED.

He Says the Democratic State Commit.
tee 10 . Mutual Admiration Society.
PoRr TOWNSEND, March lS-[Speciai. +
A sigh of relief went up this afternoon on
receipt Of the news that the Democratic
central committee had decided not to
recommend any one for Federal offices in
this state. Tibbsls' faction comedies that
in all probability Saunders will receive
the appointment for collector, but this
concession has aggravated the factionA
fight between the adherents Of the two
candidates.
Joe Kuhn came down from Tacoma to-
day and expressed his opinion that the
Democratic central committee was . sort
of mutual admiration society. Each mem
Der was candidate and it was . case Of
"You tickle me and I'll tickle you"
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WAsHrssToS CRY, March la-Tonight
in the banqueting hall Of the Arlington
hotel the National Capital Press Club gave
Its second annual dinner. The dinner vas
dining history Of the capital. Among the
iaughter-noying features was . br.ef one
oct drama which represented IN executive
session of ths senaseI vhsesin the subiect
, 1893-04-12
Gin mtrbelfturm rtbtet in Soma
uno Itebrasfa unbeil uno
Oeroerben an.
DerIuit an meni6enIeben.
Stour Gitp, Soma, -. 2(pril.

StOur CITY, Soma, -. 2(pril.
@eitern gta9ntittag bracb it6er 9(fron,
etnem Srt nit ettpa 10, 000@tnipobnern in
Soma, an Der Chicago Wtilpaufec &
ct. 8aulz8a6u, 6reiBig Oteilen n0r0licb
bon bier gelegen, Elm Srfan berein, tpclcbcr
Elm 9epaltigeS ltn6eil inn @efolge bate.
Glei9 nac6 5tpei ll6r ii6er5o9 itcb Ser 6imz
mel nit 0unfeln l8olten, 10 baB e9 MOTH
tpen6i8 pur6e Gi6t an3uitcfen, uno gegen
bret llDr bracb plOBlicb Der Sturm berein ;
eS mar Elm pjtt6enoer pom Jtorboiten fom>
member Wtrbelrptno, tDeLber nit 1nbGn>
bigger StGrfe ba6erfU6r. !0Guier purocn
bon tbren Orunomauern gcbobeu unb SER
tort. Die ~QSagenbritGe ii6er ben SiOur
1tiDer pur0e bon tbren Yfeilcrn getporTen
uno ge8en Das Ifcr gei6leubert, nobel bic
otden e%tiernen Stangen na4 alien 9ti1>
tltnge11 bin Derbogen puroe1. Sin groBer
0etretOelpeicber muroe 5erit0rt uno bic
Srllrtner tDuroen iiber 0aS 8a6ngeLeiie
a1tf ettcn 0ol5bof geic6leubert, lpGbreno
Der gan5e Sorrat9 0e5 6ol3bofe5 Dortbtn
getDebt tpuroe, no frii6cr Der Speicber ge>
"itanOen bate. Wfit Stetlten 6ela6ene
Gtienbabnmagen mur6en umgeititr3t, unb
TAFT ie0es 0ebdube i'm Srte erlitt me6r
OOer tpcnt8cr i9pere 8eicbdOi9ungcn. Scr
angeric6tcte S6aOen lGBt iiD jcBt noc6
ntbt ablcbGBel, Da g(eicb nadbbcm Der Or
fan Dorilber8ebrauit mar, itcb ipieber
Ountcle @Olfen iiber Sic Sto6t ~ie1ften.
&on bier nabm bet Srfon cine iiiopet>
ltcbe GiBtun8 nac6 @eitfielo, mo ct 9mes
nte0criparf, mas tbm in ben 9Seg fam.
Sine Wenge 6armbGuicr un6 9roBe 8orz
rGtbe bon 6eu iputoen 5erit0rt. Son QSel1e
ftelO brang Der g8irbeliturm itbcr ben
Wtt1iourt btntpeg IN gfe6rasfo Elm, mo be-
ionoerS ber Srtic6aft Sage, an Der Short
Cine 8obn, bu1toert Ofeilcn BON bier b6s
mit9eipielt ipurbe. SIN Qfron fanb fem
8erluit BON OteniAenleben itatt, un6 MIR
cine 8erion trug eiren Nrmbrub oopon.
SeItltcb DDn gSeitftelb tpuroen cine Sralt
nit i6rem Wfann pon ben 3riimmern ibres
6auieS ericblagen. Sn Sage puroe SraG
@lara OtagerS nit iDren Stpei &inoern port
Dem Orfan cine StreGe melt, IN Sic YrGrie
btnaus, tpeggcfitbrt, nobel Die Wl1tter um's
Seben fam, urb 0ie &trtoer babel t0Dtlic6e
GerleButgelt OaDontrugen; nucb gSm.
Malter nit ieinen sipei &in0ern perlor 0as
2eben. 9tac6 ben lebten 9tacbricbten be-
trGgt bcr Serluit in Qfron cttpa 800, 900;
Der auf Dem fladben 2anoe angcricbtete
S5aOen lit aber iebenfa4s piel beoeltenz
0er.
, 1893-04-12
GelegraphiP&e Oepel&en.
ri

- Staatsminiiter @rei6om nintmt 1i6 Ser
Oerfol9ten Imeritaner auf &orea oil.
- Die @efa6r zines j3uiommenfoBes spiz
t9en Sattt unO Der COMMUNICATION Hepublif
ob9emenbet.
-Eielt9er Stltrmi6a6en I'M 9onser @eiter.
Ole Staaten 9tebrosta ltltb Soma am l6ltmm=
item oapou beim9eiu9t.
SIN 8eru ilt6t Der ~9eitirSte 9iftotor
Yterola our6 Nnfa6e1t elmer Gepolutiom Die
9errl6oft pieOer oil ii9 SIT reiBen.
-Sn Gbile lit bic Miniiterfriie nod ni6t
beboben.
- Sn Der braiilil6en Yroptns Gio @rorbe
DO Sul MAIDEN bic .ttolterii6eu uub beuti6elt
Nl1lteoler 9emetnIame Sa6e init ben 9ufz
ftGubii6eu.
Cincinnati Don urten unb obe1t III Qlngit
nnb S6reden periebt.
8erbeerenbe 6ei1ersbrunit su ct. Morp's
III Sbto. Ser S9aoeu 200 900 Dollars.
@merito ~9iiriti9e Guti9eibuns Oes gebz
r~tu9smeer=S 6teOs9ert3tS.
- Ser 9emeleue merifoni16e 0rGlioeut
@oHSale5 nod am 2eben.
: Die preuBii6e Stoats= un6 be1tl6e
&ei3sonleibe mebrfa6 iiber5ei6uet.
- Shirt 6erbiuotO pOn 8ulsarien auf Der
8rantreiie no6 Stolteu.
-.Sn 8el9ien iteQeu 5000 8ersleute Die
Nrbeit eilt.
, 1893-04-12
SdJub int Auslanoe.
Oer9emoltt9un9 omertfantfder 8iir=
ger auf Korea.
promptes Ginf6reiten oes Staatsmintters
Greiham.
@af6tnQton. -. 9(brt[,

Ser Staatsminiiter @reibam iie6t
1tcb neucn tnternationalen Scbpterigz
tetten 9egenitber. SIM Staatsmtnt1terium
traf ndmltcb bic gtadbricbt bon WtiB6anoz
lungen Der amertfanticben 8irger ieitens
Gtn9eborener auf &orea etn, unb Miniiter
0rei6am banOelte iofort I'M @tnflange nit
Der BON ibm ein9efiibrten ouspdrtigen
8oltttf, in6em ct Die 2(bienoung zines
Srie9si3iffes nab &orea, be6ufs Inter
iucbun9 bes 8orfalleS uno 8erbitun9 ipetz
terer llnbia ge9en Sic b~orttgen 8iirger Ser
Ser. Staaten anorbnete. Ser Slottenz
mtntiter bat bem9emdB ben Nomiral 6ur=
monp in Oofobama teIegrapbti6 angez
mtelen, etn S3iff na6 9orea gu entienben
un6 bic b~ortigen Nmeritaner erfor6erlibenz
taus IN S9uB gu nebmcn. Dem Nomtral
bletbt bic Austpabl beS Sc6tffes itberlalien,
oo9 tptro oerlelbe stpetfelso6ne zines Der
nabebst befinoli6en Scbiffe ieines @ez
16paOers gu Oieiem 9ienit %aboronen.
, 1893-04-12
Stdottibes.
RIeine Uahribten.

- 9atri6 abortion ipuroe beute BON
Gtcbter &eriten nm $50 ~geitraft, neil er
aus iibertriebener 53drtlic6fcit ieinen @ater
aus beiien t6aus, $50. sc 6uron StraBe,
8ctpOrfen bate.
- 6obe Gtlenbabnbeamte aus allen
Gbeilen Der Ser, Staten batter iic6 beute
Utorgcn in Dem @jran0 8acific 6ptel eitz
gefun0en, nm Der iG6rltcbe1 8eriammlung
Der yQlmericon 9tatlipaD 2liioctation" betSu>
tpoDnen. gtacb ScbIuB Der 8erlammlung
miro cine 8eantentpabl fitr bic Nliiociation
ftattfinben.
- Stills Coroner GoffeD belt berte
etnen Snquelt iibcr Bic 9eic6e BON GIia
Sort ab, ipelcbe am 2ungeni6log itarb.
Sic bate SerleBungcn in eincm @ebGube
an Der g6e BON Gliton uno Sefferlon
e%rlttten, unb Dieie bilbeten bic llrlaGbe tbres
SobeS.
Wtaurice g&eil Oerfla0te beute Die
SatnotS Sppe 6OunOrp auf $500. @eil
tit Elm SbetIbaber Der 6trnta. SIS lit nicbt
lpa6ribetnlt6, baB bic &lage auf ba5 8e@
lteDen Der Strma irgeno melben @tnfluB
babelt tptrb, oa Dcri6ieoene &apitaliiten IN
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