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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-24
Ser sSeuerodulott.
Giue Srauorataftropbe in GIenelamo. - 9rct
Tranen m,lo Gin Sfino uniaef o mnlen.

@IeOclanb, o, %. OlQrs. - She
Morsau," .tu falhouable8 9lpartementbaus
en Der Yrolpect', III Der gtdhe Don Granger.
Strabe, muroe beute, furs Dor II uhr Dtit,
tagS, burdl Seuer uoGitanOi9 Serit0rt. Sier
6raIen uno eiu Sluo muroeu burt ben
band beiinuungslos mo tamen i'll ben
Elanmeu uni. Ser erite 2eidnam, lueIdler
9efunOen nuroe, mar oerieniae Der bIiubeu
5rau SomerS, Die I'M oritten Stodiperfe
thre 8obuuus bate. Die 2el6en Der an-
oeren or.i Slauen un6 oe8 SiuoeS murpen
I'M 9ausi inr oeS ;rp.tteu StOdss gefuuoen,
Dieelbeu laseu aui eirem 6nuf.u suianls
men, uno Griiidung war Die SOOesuria6s.
Der StaoeN belauit itd auf $4,000.
Singh 9t. g., %. Dtdr;. -
Der - ytsin,Slod," Elm 4.it0dises 3te9elz
iieiu.ru:s @etGIce. lutldIes bon g2r. l7S,
@aibrrgton Mpeuus, bis sur Stateifruse
Durdsebt, puroe beute, MOrgeus 3 llbr,
ourty Seuer ldIwer beldlGoigt. 6rnu @tta
SANDER, lpeIdle III benz tSebaupe wobnte, Ct.
lit iebens9eiibrlldle grauOwuuoeu.
Sc.anton, 9a., %. VtayS. - Iod)'5
!ootcl uub Sommcrgarten Su 0anmore giHg
mdbreuc Der pergangencn 9ia6t III 6olge
elner gampenerplofon i'll 6lammen auf.
YerIuit $4,000. Webrere 3ienlboten ret.
ttten lid nur nit tnapper ytOtb aus benz
brenuenoen 9ebduoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-24
Sas Ye6 Der ,8omuterantaa.
Gin nsm linsIiid Serfplates Sabrseue. -9eine
ssabrt Hber Den cieau abermaIB ourd1 Sn'
fammeubrnd1 Der 97afd,iUe unterbrodleu.

u ipsD r, %. NdrS. 9ampfer
rGomlneraniau" hot bel leineu IeSten bret
Salrten beitdnbig auBeroroentlidl liiirnil'
mttles 9Setter 9ehabt uNo ldIeint pom lll'
glId berfolgt ;u lueroeu. Sefanntli6 mnr'
ben auI Dem 9ampIer auf Der Sabri, ole Ct
am 27. Sanuar BON 9lasgop aus autrat,
Der @apitdu, Der erite SifiSier, joni. nleb.
rere Ha6a9lere MO Seeleute pnrd) cine
furbtbare SturSme1e setootet uuo aud AMI
Den letteem 9emad]ten 6ahrten hattie Der
Samprer oiele gSloeriplrti9felteE.
Der beute aus Aunperpeu au9efonlnIene
9ampfsr pSeleenlauD" berdtet nun, 0aB
e. ben n8ommeraniau" I'm IS llbr MclGeus
an p. Dtdri inter Dem Sreiteugraoe ALSO
unb 2dngengrabe 62 antrai, uno nnB lbm
%etterer burdI Si9nale nlittbeilte. baB ieine
0tal0lne 9ebrodleu lti. Ser @apitdn oeS
pBomnerauiau" eriudlte oaruul, baB leiu
Sabr;eug pom DSelgenlauo" ms Sdlepp'
tan 9enomreu meroe, alleiu Capt. GbotT.
SetehlSbaber osS lsPtereu Sampfers, 0nrTte
Sem Selu1e nit)t entipreten, neil Die 5fes
9eln letucr @ompaguie eine lolhe 4foB'
nabne itren9 peroieten, anger inI Sale pdl
Nas bliltsbeoilrItl9e 6abrseu9 i'll aA9enbIlds
lld)er 9efabr beftubet. Der rBommer1s
ntan" 9ug am 10. Viar; uou bier rat)
Glasgow ab nno mus, mad Der Stelte III
urtbelltu, on neld)er CT bonn pSelsenIaub"
setroHeH IpurSe, id1on i.t msbrertn SaGeu
hilaoS geiueien eiu. Oiels Steue lit
iibrl9eu6 nidt lueit uOn paliiar. NIB Serge
banlpitr weroeu iofort uou bort Gbgebeu,
mn Dem pYommeranidu" 5iilIe su lelten.
Capt. GbOiTs Seriahreu ruiro pi.lfat trltl
itrt, NEIL er iid) uidjt nehr nm pas 6ahrieug
betiinmerte. Viau ertldrt, CT babe N6
Wenr9fteus iiber;eugsu leli.u, oh Del DAM
pier nl6t mirtIi9 i'll 3efabr iGmebte.
Cine beute Witttag bier ein9etroiftne De-
peide erg!bt, oaB Der yYomnerauian" be-
r.its in 9aliiar aueelaugt 1T. Gr hat cine
2aouug &iubuieb an SOrp. 20helbe bat
feineu Sf)aoeu erIitteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-24

2(uf Staten S8lanO fam Die 28siGbs
ri9e 0ienltmagb Dtarie StofiiId II (
etsentb + i'm ID e 8eii um's 2es
ben. 0tarie beiano fi9 III Der @ai6erei
on Der 9lrbeit, ala fie, fuie eS ldeint,
BON elmer Sbnmudt befaIleu iuuroe; Iie
fiel fOpfIber in einen 3ur SGlfte nit
gSaiier 9efiiuten ;3uber uub ertranf, oa
fie iit ni6t erbeben fonute. 2ls Die
SOdin, Welde 3uiaai9 in Die 8Giderei
fam, Wtarle ent0efte, mar e8 bereit8 III
ipdt, II. leIblt 3wei berbei9crufcue aer3te
tOnnten Der lln9lGfliden uidt mebr
belfen...
5n9todeiter lebt elm yimarter" Oianm,
Der yielb It fltden0e" Sadeu unS
SOien erfunSen bat. Der StOH bicIer
&leiOun9sltiide 1T 6OppeIt an Den Stels
len, no fie am StGrtiten abeeuaet su
tueroen pfle9en, unb oas Dtuit.r Der I'M
terla9e eutipridt 9euau bem Der GuBereu
SIue. ST bieje gestere Oeridwunbeu,
10 beOarf eS nur meni9erNaSsliti6e, Inn
ben S6aben uu83ubefern. Sn fraberen
3eiten wiirSen Die 6rauen Sieien @enius
als Oen @r3feinO aGer Seiratb lidten
peripiinidt baben; beut;utuge, NO 3arte
OGnoe nur mlt Sl0oier uno 9toueIeu
bantireu, bat eS Samit weitcr teinc Sc
fabr.
ct. 2Ouis lit, ipie e8 ideint, bon eiz
ner III abren Manie oeS Serbrez
dens ersriiieu. &aum persebt einGag,
an bem nidt cine ober mebrere 8luttbaz
ten nit tOOtli6em auS9an9e Der POli;ei
an9e;ci9t weroen. StraBenraub, Glnz
bra1e, init 9lnsrifi auf Die 8eraubten
perbun6en, uniittlide AnsriIis aui iun9e
0nmeu in StraBenbabuwasen uub in
belebten GtraBen bu6eu inter Scr Ses
pDlteruns eiu @eiabl Der llnf9erbeit
bsruOrserufeu. :.Oabei bat man bort
leete a8ode meBrere 0taIe erlebt, oaB
bes MOr6es an9eflaste $erionen nit
politiidem GinfIuB bon Der aus unitruz
lOien 9nbiOiouen 5uiammen9eissten Go
runerss s9urD IreiseiprO9en purSen. Sn
SOlse BON OtOroau9riffeu, tuel6e auf iie
sema9t ipur6en, itarben in ben leeten
adt Easen nidt weniser, ais 5ebn Yers
Ionen.
Die Ba9tsr Ses GBica9oer
% eltaustellung Blase
iinb Der re9ulGren glrmee entnOmmen,
abnli9 iuie bieie, nur etluaS iarbens
reider geflei6et, nit 9aDonnet beluaffnet
unO itcben unter itreuser miIit6riider
0isjiplin, wOiir audi lire S0fli9feit
ipri9t; fie ertBeilen 9ebent bereitipiGli9lt
9lu8funft, in welber Sinii6t iie fi9
pOrtbeilbait bon ben ltd6tii9en BOli;iIten
unterideiOen.
Die lnterehantslte 8artie Ser
% 8eltauSfellnng oeripridt bic
y OtibpaD Blaiiance" ;n werSen. Die
vGWiomaD Pluiiance" ut Elm 8erbinz
buu95rpe9 swiiden Oem nSOutbz Fart"
unS benz n3ufiousBurt," etma cine
Wteile lang, nit 6abrweasn Don 700
Sub Sreite. 0ort meroen a[le bic
SOnberbauten binfOmmen, melde Stras
BEN III fremben StdOten barltelen ODER
G5ebGube aus frlbersn 3eiten perans
idauli9en iOllen, j. .. Oas n9euti9e
Saus," 9Ilt Bieu, ein 6ineiii9es
&beater, ein Nlauren 9alalt, cine
StraBe aus Cairo. Gieie Yanten,
uclde meiitsu8 aui Soften Don Pripats
unternebmern berseitsQt lusrOsn unb nit
SsrsniisunsslOfalen allerlei Dirt, Grinfs
itubeu, @aies, GOu3ertballsn in 9erbins
buns lteben iOllen, werOen cine Der
Sauptattrattionen ber 2lusi iteIuns bils
ben. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-24
9rutaIe Wi6banoIm,t8 clues Tet5=
SfonGrS.

San 6ran;iscO, 90. War;. -
9tahritten aus @Orea per 9ampier y1aez
lie" ersebcn, oaB Batter Soeau, eiu fatho,
Iii9er Miiiondr, unldnsit Our1 eineu Otob
Idmer miBbanoeit iuurOe. Ser Geiftltd,.
siu9 ;u SUP bur9 ben Warftiledsu Sind,leu
uno mar uon siuem 9threr uno eluem Sua.
ben besIeitet. 90 balo Die @iugeboreueu
ibn ertaHuten, r0ttsten fe fd) suiammeu
nno rem ans; 90; %A9otst e oeH ApsldnOer!
Sann iib.r ben 9rieter her, i9lua.n ibu III
Sooen uno traten i'm uubarmber;ia nit
syiBeu. 9ta6oem ihu Die llnmenid3en BEN
Bart ausaetinen hntteu, itlugen Ee ibu
aui's Neue uuo ueriutten bauu, i'm l.ben.
big in BEN Sanb su be9raben. Che iie
oieie albfdyt ausiIhren tounteu, wuroeu II.
slldlider D.lr ueridlsutt uno erariiTeu
Die 6ludlt, ben gtlBhanoelt,n rem ) ose
nabe suriiGlaiieno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-24
Nr. II.
Gs aiebt in gtmerita @eridtsh6fe, Dor

GS giebt III Gtmeritn @eridtsbOie, Dor
semen IL 6 immer Allcs m09tid
1T. Grz6idter '0. QS. 9iiocS uno &.
6. SunbleD battcu in 2ebnuoneGO., SD.,
cine GOntrOpcrIe megcn zines grHn6bes
iise8. Die 6ra9e mar cine i6wierigc,
uno bier peridieoenc SuricS, Dor Sencn
Der Tail oerbanoclt worSen mar, waren
ni6t I'M Stanoc Geweien, lit uuI eincu
g8abrIprub fin Die cine oSer anoere
Eartet ;n etnigcn. Siir;li1 mUrSe oer
ErOje6 gum iiinItenltalc ucrbanSelt, II.
iuieSer blieb Die Sncitiruge unenti6ics
ocu. 9(idter 3ipc5 nurse Der Sadlc
miloe, uno III lcinem 2lsr9cr lhlug er
ieinem Ge9ner Dor, ocu lclOiQen Fro;cB
ourd ctn'n 3in9tompi sum- 2lustrag 81
brin9en. Die S0crnuSiorceyun9 mnr0e
an9enontmen, uHO ser 9tin9fampi iauo
in 9e9enmort 6eS 9fihtcrS, scr @'cs
ihporenen, Ser @'eridt5bcomtcu mS
;0blreiber 3ulhaWer itatt. Gr bauerte
nt6t lan9e. 9(idtcr 9tipe8 muroc Orci
Otal rieocrgrmOricu unO peylor sen
Sampf uno ieiucn YruSeB. @r ltellte
lelb1t I'M Scrlttc Den Nurog auf enc
GntideiSnng ST @unlten 9uuOleD'&,
! iuslfbe aud erinlgte--.--z
3n Mc2ennanzGOuntp, Gcr., iiuS
6ieier Sage iiinitauienO 2lder reiGcs
UarmlauO 6ur6 EauI in Sen Nelie uou
Oeutiben &apitaliiten ibcrgegungcu, al
Oeren Spite cin pr. @OttIriso ans 5ena
ltcbt. 9iclclben wOIIen auf ieucm %onNe
cine grcBe Oeutihe &OlOnie
9rllnSen. Bercit5 in oeu natitsu 3wei
WtOnateu meGoeu uebrere 0unOert oeUts
ltc &Olonitcn Gus Gbiriu9en unO
Sauuooer crmurtet. Du5 Eauo mirN
in tleiue Sariclen eiugetbcilt uuo perz
9rten werOeu. 9nS oeutidle SDu0itat
bat ierner Oa8 SOrtaui5redt auf eiu
onOere8 III Der gtGbc lie9cnSCS 9lrenl pOn
oIpid,rr (S(rGOe er1nunt
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GS narp

pl6Sli an EoHn.ritag, ben 30. 0ldrs, a6ens llbr,
sSohaHn y. p0timaMn, 76 Sabre 0ioHat. uHo
% Gage alt, geIiebter 4atte pon anra pofmaHn.
bu Der am Scnntag. gtat,mttoe5 1s3 uhr, Don iel=
ner lesteH 2SohnuHg, gir. 1904, 8oushiIrake,
aus itattfIHe,nSen Seeroisun9 eiHssIeotn.
shIElHmre iaHit i'm Stotten fiiGer YaImsH,
Sngtl ian9eu DID Sum Shlumm.r eIHi
I'm 0eiI Grab ertoHer Sieoes zBiGlmsE,
uuo utrgeiien iuirit On nimmcv iciR;
1Srel auI elulg nun Don alien ScioeH,
2eGnseIit 0H Guf ftrabieErcidlen 5ob'n,
unb bic 3u betrubteit burd S.ln SfeioeE,
2roite iaHit Elm frob;s gSieo.ritb'H.
2ie tTauernoe @Gtiln 4nna S,ofTmaMm
(71-2) Hebft Siuoern uHo ~ GHieH.
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Sine Merfmiiroiafett.

SomtruilIe, ". s., %. Mar;. -
2as a6t gieileu Don bier seIeGene lori
@laoftone, H..S., bat etwa 800 Sepohner,
ar0Blentheils 9emofraten, unO es befinhst
iid) tein Wenid] bnruntsr, welber nad) @rs
nenuuus gum Boitmeifter nes Srtes uuter
GieuelanO trad)tet. 9as Saidr oes amts
b.trdat etwas iiber $500 pro Sabr. Ser ges
aenlpartige YoTmeliier, etu 9tepublitau:r.
ipurps bon !Sarriion eruauEt uuo in 10 pos
pular, OaB inn giiemauo oas 9lmt frsiti9
MAIDEN mill. sszss,..
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- 81. arrangements fir ein.u Sdriits
it.ucrs@ s@ousreb i'll Chicago wdbreuO Der
8eltausitelun9 fan9eu al, befinltlue 9e'
ffalt ansunehmcn, uub sitelleu eiucu Griolg
in Nusiid]t. Inter Den 6orbereru b.s Inter.
ncbm.ns b,ftuoeH fi6 SIiuer gSenoeG !ools
mes, Sbos. Suilcp GlOrid, Geo. G8. Gable
IL u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-03-24
SaS bette Wtittel
fiir --
9uiten,
Grfaltungen,
9eilerteit,
Snfnensa,
9alsid)mer5en.
9alsi9ntersen.

Sr. 6. 81. Grtttenton:
@cebrtcr Scrr! Gin
'I@lisO meinsr t5anIilie bat
Iieit ben lcgtsu bier WO6eH
an tinsm bsItigen unO un'
an9suebnen 9ulttn selits
ten, ipel9er in Der 0egenS
Der 8rult unb am REfen
srOBe Q dmer3eu neblt
S6luflOiisteit ueruria6tc.
SD babe UieIe gut empfOB'
leue Wtittel gebraudt, lo'
ipObf Mn,rlIdJ, lUis auber'
lid. SdlisBlid lit6 i9
i,ine Sluide 9breSSeilmits
tets, gales 9oncg, fOms
'Inten, uno na9oen tA enc
l6Iaite ss6raudt bate,
IbOrte Der 9uitsn ;u meiner
'i5Srsub. unO@rltuuntn auf.
@S bate cine nla9iide
I8irfuna.
S9iden Si. mir 9sfdts
Iliglt nod 3 6laidsn ne6t
Rednuns, 90 i'd Scnte, cS
'lioGte in ieosr 5amilic oOr1
ratbig ssbalten weroen.
9br ers,b.nlt.r
Sof,pb @briftnOora,
95, 8iuiumsSr., 9|.s9.
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Ser 9euti9e Gorreiponbent.
Gdsli6. fpSteriIid unp esnntass.


81. @aine, 6iaentbnncr hns 1eoaftetfP.
elbncitsG6e SGItimoresSt uno BofsSifiee=Gsf.
greis b,s taaIidicn 9inttcs. burd Grdser in Bal.
faaIidte une Spunta O. ssa1nSe eabe 10 Gts pro
Mode, ,sabIbar fvotent!it an 81. basSatt Seorseuseu
9rdssr:s Saaiid1 ntbf EomntaessMnsea eabe inter
5eit i'm Btr5dtns iiir bic 10 d,sntiid,e a1uSanbc
init Sonntass bldtt, porofrti, NIT abjus fr Glubs,
81 so pro Sdhr uaap irecno eincuI Srte bes SnIaRs
bes, 81 nab europa. Spnntasssauseabe 81
pro Sabr.-Sas bette rHo btui9ite oentidbe 8Iatt
in ben 1ittclz urb Siibhaotcn.
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SIau6eu, er Ell ermorOet ~ or=
oen.-0anlel 5Or, SniptttOr Der itdOtilhen
Nrbeiteu Ill BrooflDn, N.'Y., oeneu Sobn
2ariel, pie berlfiet, Dor elnI9eu Sa9eu
auf Wiluer'8 SslnuO i'll Der @beapeatcsS Sai
ais Qeid)e 9eiunOeu luuroe, 9lGubt, oerlelbe
lei baS Spler bon NulterHz Etrateu 9eluorz
ben.
Su eiuem Sut.ruiem nit einem Scritt=
eritatter Der pllulteO 9reB" bealertte 9r.
4ubrem Spr, ell Sruoer GeS SerliorbeneI,
eelteru, oaB Ieln SObn .rt 22 Sabre alt mar
uub i'm porioeu Sttobcr lelne elterlld)e2Sobz
nina perlieB. Htm 5. Nouember 1892 erhleIs
ten Ictue @lteru einen SrtcI, luorlH er oies
Ielbeu bat, i.ine Briefe oil Struueu & SSaf=
fer, Sdliis- -&ommlfiare, GbeiteritraBe, Sals
tImorc, Al aDreiiireu.
yNm IL. Dtar, iauoen Sildsrleute 6eu
geidlnum melues SruDerS,h erfIarte Sr.
Gor neiter, voerlelbe Uar augenldeiuIidJ
6ere,ts lGnqere 3ett i'm SSaller geleseu; es
lpuroe teit9eiIeltt, olB Der !oiuIertheiI oes
Sddoels elug.l6Ia9eu par. gSir iIuo Gue
Iber,euat, oaB Dan crmoroet lpurDe.
llniere Sbeoris III, oaB er aui ein 9luiterus
boot nit Der glusiIdlt auI cine Steue ais
Sdiiis.Ylumber oerloft, unb ais er uelt se,
ma IN Der SSai mar, sur 9lrbelt eesrpunaeu
~
qeldllaaeu un0 babel permutblid tootiit)
perlest. ais Ieiue Stlau.ubGIter, pI. td)
CLAUDE, iabeu, mas ile setban batten, mar=
len fie ibn iiber Boro."
3 anlsl 8or. ien., Der Sater eeS INNS
2ebeu ssfommeueu Iun9eu 0iauHes, it Elm
in Srooiign poblbefaunter oemofratiifer
Yoltlf.r. Gr fam NIT ietEer SnnIille nat)
Baltimore, I'm Den 2ei6nan letnes SObneS
auSernbeH uno out oem pSt. YatrIdss
TrleObof" luieoer beitatteH III laiien.
Sale Bali. - Die Salttmorer habeu
oas ,rite SpieI in bi.iem Sabre geitern i'll
@barleftou, S.s@., uerIoreu. Ser Stub
uou @barlelton errang Yuntte 9e9en eiuen
Der 8altln1orer.
ablebeH.-Shos. >. anoerion bon ser
Tirma Anoerion & S5relano, SlehbiidIienz
Sabrifnuten, tarb s.it.rn Nor9en in iclrer
9SobuunJ, yr. 1907, 9ruie, pill sIuenue, in
ieinenl -. Gebensjabre. 0erieIbe mar nna
uerheiratbet.
- Su elmer Belle oeS mtttl.ren Citations.
bauies wurO. seitsru iriib Dturp 9uHg, elm.
SnialIlu elHe8 ubelberii1ti9teH 1anies, mel
DE benz 2ruute er9eben mar, toot aui9efuns
Den. Gin Serileioeu bat ibrem 2ebeu elm
Sube oerfIadlt
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gsaiorS better fiiiiises seiut,
lets s,braufsb.rsit, 10 unb e.nts, in alien gpos
9efsE. (5tb24,i5r-D
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SatdpScosW cbI,
..SauptntebI
q III erit a g,

9lmerit ta's,
1T oas bette unO iiebt, mas Reiuheit uuS
@le,dmd6igteit betrtfft. uuerreidlt Dl.
Gs If Die SoutommeHhelt BON Nebl
ielbit uno ft.bt alien anberen Sorten in Die.
lem 0aupe uno alien amerifanilGeu Sorteu
in europa ooran.
f774. 119. Sabr. 1898.
0i. 8atapsco. @ab btmiblen
A, B uno G
mahlen ben allerbeiten RarplGlt0tr un6
Siraiuier gSaiSer Ino bic ausseuhteii.u
5orteu aus ieo.m barteu9Sai,en .rseusenoen
Siaate Der llnl0H.
Serlauseu Sic bon Sbrem Grocer
Vatapscp Superlatip .Bateut,
8utapsco. Camille Yattnt,
Srauge. e.@rOue Grtra,
Salomius an lien Dtebl.
G. 81. Sambrta Wfs. Gcur.,
giireau: 9fr. PA, @Ommerc.ltrase.
(San23-q -qidri2e, No9lp
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1898.
G. ~. @ambriu Wfs. Soup. 3.

giirsau: 9ir. PA, 9Ommerc.ltraSe.
(jaa23- -piGri29, ,Dlo9ip
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3tainr'5 &eeerzSemtnt
sum Au5bciicrn pom Stieicln uup Sfu9en - uzs
20 Cts. II alien apotbetcH. (5tbr 49,. bod
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Gin ais 9aptiiieu= @etitIidter aeitor.
bener Gr=0aroeIteittenan

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-04
Forestry in America.

Public interest in forestry ap-
pears to be steadily, though some
what slowly, growing. At the
annual meeting of the American
Forestry Association, held at Wash
ington recently the Arbor Day
Committee reported that there has
been a notable growth of interest
in the observance of the day by
schools since it's recommendation
by the association in 1883. The
association appointed committee
to suggest a list of trees to be
planted in streets, according to
climatic conditions, with a view to
securing the best results. Accord
ing to a report of the Executive
Committee there are at present six
reservations of forests, representing
q total of 1882, 26O acres, located
in Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon
and Wyoming, and twenty-six pro-
posed forest reservations are under
consideration, located in California,
Colorado, Idaho, Minnesota, Mon
tana, New Mexico, North Dakota,
Oregon, Washington and Wyo-
ming. A special meeting of the
association is to be held at Chicago
during the Worlds Fair.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-04
WHARF AND WAVE.
DIAMOND HEAD, Ftb. 3.-9P.M.
Weather, hazy; wind, 5.

The barkentine S. G.. Wilder
will probably arrive next week
from San Francisco.
The Hawaiian steamer Claudine
may be expected to arrive here be-
tween tomorrow and next Tues
day.
The barkentine VIM. F. Witze-
mann, now unloading coal near
the P. NJ. S. S. Co.'s wharf, has
been chartered to load sugar for
San Francisco.
The schooner Aloha is eighteen
days out from San Francisco.
The steamer Kaala transferred
her sugar to the bark Scotch Wiz
ard yesterday, while the c. R..
Bishop placed hers on board the
barkentine John Smith.
The bark J. G. Lott has finished
unloading general cargo. She will
load sugar next week for San
Francisco.
Orders have been received from
the U. S. Treasury Department at
Washington City by Captain D. F.
Tozier, of the U. S. Steamerj VOL
colt, to refit and return ish the
seized contraband British steam
launch Sibyl and put her into the
service, says the Victoria Colonist.
The launch will in all probability
be put in command of Lieutenant
West, while the command of the
other revenue launch, the White
Squall, will be given to Lieutenant
Ballinger, both of whom are now
on duty on the Wolcott.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-04
RECEIVED WITH HONORS.
Visit of President Dole to the

U. S. S. Boston.
Yesterday afternoon Hon. S. B.
Dole, President of the Provisional
Government, paid a visit to the
U. S. s. Boston and was received
with official honors. The Presi-
dent was accompanied by Hon. w.
o. Smith, Attorney-General, and
Messrs. Henry E. Cooper and J. A.
McCandless of the Advisory Coun-
Gil, Major Geo. F. Mcleod of the
military forces, and Mr.. Frank P.
Hastings of the Foreign Office.
The party left Brewers wharf at
2 o'clock in launch belonging to
the Boston with the Hawaiian flag
flying at the bow. When the
launch came alongside of the war
vessel a salute of twenty-one guns
was fired and the Hawaiian flag
holsted at the masthead.
The President and his party re-
manned on board for three-quarters
of an hour. The health of Presi-
dent Dole was drunk and the Pre-
sident in returning the compli-
ment, proposed the health of the
President of the United States
which was drunk with enthusiasm.
When the party left the vessel
another salute of twenty-one guns
was fired.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-04

60 The Bon Ton Dressmak-
ing Parlors are now at corner of
Fort and Beretania streets, open to
those of Honolulu and vicinity wish
ing stylish suits and costumes, as well
also as comfortable and neat gowns.
The public are now enabled to have
their wardrObes fitted out as well and
with the same style as can be OBJ
tanned in San Francisco. 323S-1m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-04
THAT "DEMON TREE
The Examiner Steals Story
From the Advertiser.

Some months since there ap-
peared in this journal a strange,
weird story entitled "The Demon
Tree of Hawaii" written by one of
our occasional contributors, Mr.. Z.
Ellsworth Carey. The story was
of the highly imaginative order of
the Rider Haggard school, and
caused considerable comment. The
only reason why the matter is here
referred to is because the San
Francisco Examiner lately pirated
the story, and published it inter-
woven with love story, which was
probably also a plagiarism. The
demon tree" furnished the thrill
ing points for the concoction, and
some o: the passages were taken
word for word from the ADvER-
User.
1t is pleasant to know that the
ADVERTISER is read abroad, and it
is. certainly a compliment to have
its articles reproduced even al
though they are stolen, and no
credit is given, for as a rule lite
rary pirates do not care to purloin
anything unless it appears to have
some merit. The Examiner fabri-
cation is called "a Moment of
Horror" and the demon tree is
represented in an illustration as in
conflict with an unfortunate indi-
vidual who approached too near.
Panar-r1llinn and hnoE-ra O in q
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-02-04
Generol advertisements.
German
Syrup

We are six in fam
A Farmer at lily. We live in a
sdou r.xo. place where we are
' ~ subject to violent
Says: Colds and Lung
Troubles. / have
used German Syrup for six years
successfully for Sore Throat, Cough,
Cold, Hoarseness, Pains in the
Chest and Lungs, and spitting-up
OF Blood. l have tried many differ
ent kinds of cough Syrups in my
time, but let me say to anyone want
ing such a medicine-German Syrup
is the best. That has been my ex-
perience. If you use it once, you
will go back to it whenever you
need 1t. 1t gives total relief and is
a quick cure. My advice to every
one suffering with Lung Troublesis
Try it. You will soon be con-
WINGED. In all the families where
your German Syrup
is used we have no John
trouble with the r-,.,,-
Lungs at all. It is e''N"
the medicine for this 49,,
country. . ~
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