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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
llrbrr SOro griprnltgcn.
SeIbftmoro siues Sanfiers.-Srrperlidbcs sets
Zen tricbeu ibn ;u Ger 0crsmcifuHss stbdt.

SeIbftmuro siues Sunfiers.-SprperIid)c sei>
Zen trirben ibn su Ger 9ersmciHunsstbat.
g&epz z0ort, %. 5a6r4 - Der
GapitGn oe5 g0arOz2ine" z9ampFers
yNiagdrd," pelher heute Ntorgen Don
Guba piu 9}afau bier eintraf, beri6z
tst, DaB pG6rero Der 6a6rt Elm 8ujiiz
tenpafTGqiar, gfamenS u. 2aoenburg,
fpurlps oerTAmaro uno ieit Dem Mfor=
Gen oes 20. sSunuar feline Spur mebr
BON i'm gefunOen perOen fonnte. Ga
oenburq, Elm O2onn pon 81 Sa6ran,
lDar Elm N&itglieo Der bieiigsn Bar
tiersz sz7Firn1d 2uDenburQ, Sbulmun G
Gn. rno fit ieit IGnasrer 3eit an Ell
nem 5iitelgei6miir. 3ur NieOerberz
itellunq ieiner 8eIuro6eit bequb er iih
por funf Woden na6 Sampa, 5la.,
Idnota abar gan3 tiir3lib Ieir>:r Satin
cine 9epei6e, in nel6er er oerielbsn
mitt6silte, buB er iif ihlthter, dls je
5uOor fii6le. 0d er einIab, baB i'm
Der 9(ufent6alt i'm SIDen feline Grz
lei6terung bru6te, ma6te Der SGpsrz
frante iih Quf Die 6aimreiie un0 BE-
itieq in g}aiidu Den 9lmpfer. W}an
gluubt, oaB er in @er5peiflurJ ijbsr
Iein Qeioen ipG6rano Der Nu6t iiber
8oro Iprung uno freilpiGig ben Sob
in Dunfler Buiiertiefa 5u6te unD fdn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
y5r. H..

81Itimore= Gpuntn. - gu
9}foole Rio;r, Baltimore Gountp,
lporo W1ibirgton'5 9eburtsta9 0az
ourd7 oeTeiert, oaB man uuf Der offentz
Iidsn G6ule in feierliher 2Ssile EN-
Sternanbdnnsr uufbjBte. 9r. 9ers
man Sa6lte Ieitete lie 5eter.
- Die 9ln1eitalten BON 6eht8 Va
BEN an Suo= =9roaopap bdben SO gatb
8roo fir bic Qlrmen na6 Der Yoli5elz
Statton in Garton geIanot.
3uSparrop8 &}oint lit cjnc6ret<
8i6liotbet 9e9riinOet morocn. Slt
BAT bis ieBt bunOert 8dnoe.
- Die yg}0roIihe Sentralbdbnz8e=
IellIhaft" bdut 5u Gorbstt cine Sitter
Bride ii6sr Den @unpOpoer Rioer.
9ereiniQte SGnger. -
oSn elmer Spe5ial=@trIdmmIunq Der
Seleoaten Der o@ereinigten SGn9cr"
nur6e beI6loiftn, am p. SUM ;. 5.
Das SpmmerfeIt i'm nDarl2n = Bart"
abiubulten. Ulit ben arrangements
Iino Die $50. 2loolf EDoraoe, @orIiBer
,S6aliuzWGrneraorO; 2Ouis0drt=
meiItsr (nQieoerf~ln59, Sbas. g}eu
r9tripn"); Sobn 9offmeiiter (rGer=
mania N2Gnner8prD; Grnit &nofe
(,SurmonieO; SO. Mattbei5 (r5rob=
itnnO; G6us. Reb6ein C2lrbeiterz
MGnner6or"); 8i6aro 8artI6 CTR
better QieOertafelD; s.. Selinet
,SGngerrunoeD; 6p. 8obn OGn=
truftO uno 2(I6. g}ebr (rShpdbiicher
SGngcr6unoD betraut porOen.
Stu6 er feinen @ 6ulta
meruOen? - 5rant S6olian, Elm
Il Sabre alter &nabc, Sobn oe5 9rn.
Sp6n y. Shpniun, 2129, 0it=gtortb=
Q(psnue, maro am Sumituq POM 90
li3eiri1ter 6umilton unter $5OO8Urq=
id)aft QeiteQt, neil er anQeblih Dem 9
Sabre alien Samuel 8. WouI6IGger,
Jun, in Der 8rGmmdri6ule gtr. 13 an
STz0ortb z2lpenue am leBten Sreitag
nit einem 1dI6enmefier cine 8unOe
nu6e Der 6iifte bsigebroht bdben ion.
Sin Streit ii6ar ol5 SpiBen zines
9leiItiTtes ion Die llrIabe Der JQdt 9es
neIcn fein. 0oui6ld9er Iiegt in Iei=
ner 8ohnung, g&r. 1925, gtoro=9onoz
itrubc, odrnieoer un0 Or. u. 9lrts
mann Fat ibn in 8,banOlung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
0Sl}}l1tt.

s6Uo6, Graueu unb t50tiG8G5 Quc, olrtn Gc.
furob,it cius itls6tc in, lo-tcu RHdftt auf ntu
9uitaub ihrcs glutcg rebaicn. ST sg rein? 2cicr
eie Ejes pou 0o5n ID. aerr, Gcbdu6s= uuo 9cr=
f1crunqs= =2taent in Gbcogo:
r@or itts 3abren frat cine icbr tritjihc Qtriooe
fir meiue f7rGu eiu Sd bcfirt5tste. sic ioiro,
abrs Rrauf5cjt nbt ii6erI.btu. glubcrosu, lit fi
on @ruriiacr Eiarrbpc uuo Duroe 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
81 Snhre 9udltIaus.

9opIar 8Iuff, W2p,, %. 6e6r.
- G6as. e. 8ear, Sobn oes 8reisz
ri6ters @edr, nurOe geitern oe5
Morbes i'm 3peiten @raoe fir iauloig
bsfunoen unD gu 80 Sa6ren 3u6t6au5
horrrrthpi(t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
Scr &ronans ocs G5aren BEL

Spfio, %. 6e6r. - Der M2arz
quis Yamagatu, 6eIomari9uu unD
8eneralzSrIpettor Der iapunii6en
2trmse, lit gum 8srtreter Sapan's bei
Der &rOnung bss &atIers bon HuBz
lamb in Wipstau beitimmt lporpen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
@inc Su,peliersSsirma peTHwtnoe!t.

9ari8, %. 6s6r. - Der Sc
ifdftsfii6rer s. N. Ntoore Der bieIiz
gen 5iliale Der 9iefpzYorter Suneliers
5irmu SiffanD G So. fat Die Poli3ei
er1u6t, auf einsn geipiiTen NanoorTf
5u fa6noen, Der duf bis6er ni6t auf@
getlGrte0eiIe in ben 8eiiB zines G6ed>
tu6es getommen lit ur.o peri6ieOene
Gbed5 in906e bon $1,000 nit Moore's
gfamen unter5ei6net uno 6ei Dem ane>
ritaniI6en 8ant6auIe W}organ, @ar=
jes Il. So. bi5contirt bate. gtanDorff
lit aus 8ari5, pa6ri6einlib aus
6rantrei6 i6er6aupt gefloben. (Su@
perinteroent 9ppt pon Der bieIigen
1irma Siffanp Il. So. sr6ielt bic erite
MsIDung iiber oieIe 8etriigereien uuf
telegrupbiI9em Wege unO ertlGrte,
W1oore ipGre elmer Der Qeiter Der 9dz
ri1er Si1idle uno Wfitin6uber Der Sir
ma. Die leBtere tpGre nod p6ne BIZ
rette 9fd6ridten iiber Die 6dlI6unz
uen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
Gen. Snd,esne in Gnrts.

paris, %. 6s6r, - 4rdiioent
6aure empfing geitern ben 9ensrul
9u9esne, GommanOeur Der fran30ii=
i9en Expedition na6 YtaOogustar,
Der foe6en BON bort na9 6rantrei6
5uriidgafs6rt lit. Der Prdiioent Be-
gliifpijnI9te auf'5 9er3Iifite ben
General, Der, ME 9r. 6uure iag;e,
5rantrei6'5 Ru6mesgeI9i6te nm Elm
neue5 9lutt berei6ert babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
Nh 3 b rettun9 be5 beutf 6 n
8 q n bel 3.

9us 9(usnGrtiqe 2(mt uno Da5
5anoelSzW}iniiterium fino qemeinz
ihaftliA beItrebt, einen grDBeren She'll
OeS jopanii9en 9anoels fir 9eutid1z
luno3u gelpinnen. Sine beutf9e San=
oel55eitung iolI in iapani56er Spru6e
Oer0ffentlidt perOen, nm Die Syupaner
nit ben Oeutf6en 6anbelsurtifeln be-
tdnnt 81 MAIDEN. 9u5 8lutt ion in
Berlin erI6etnen uno in qun5 oSupan
unentgeltlt6 CUR 8ertbeiIung getan=
gen. 4uBeroem ipirD cine oeutI6e
@ommiIiipn i'm SSntereiie Der peri6iez
oenen oeutiden Embellishments nad]
China uno Sapan geIanot peroen, um
Die 9anOel53uitGnbe in ienen QGnDern
81 ituoiren uno qenuue 9(u8tunFt buz
riiber ben beutI6en Tubritanten uno
SpeDiteuren 81 ert6eilen.
Nus Der amerifuniid1er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
ge6r'. ,}Ien|iil|llJ,
1t0, @eit- &crimgtpm- ctr.

7crgaim:Sds; Wrciir nui ric SGlfte bcrabsez
icet; grpSc @prtbcilr fiIr intelligence &auier
uus Srld,c, ,pcItbe Gle SScrtbe Su iebGfcn nil
ZEN.
Smpprtirte @crmantpiuns SSpllc, fdbpnc Gdrs
ben. % iiamcen, MIR zoe. PRO SnGuci.
Glcsantc ncucife Mfufer in Sacques,
5bamls, Ifsbans II. (. 10.
Sdotttibc SSpnr fiir SGpcs uue SicDcIe=
Striimpfc.
800 ncur gan; Iiunrne Siids sWitteIffUde ;u
25c. 'Serrlicbe Sbaarrn.
1000 ncuc Iiuncue Spplics fiIr ic SC.
Cine Stsubcit - Elm ieisensacndbtes Weittei=
ifiIf. nit rincr funftppGIen Sarben.Sarte, fur
Sd1attiruug, rpcrtb s5c.. uur soc.
Sunifs 9rdperic. pcrtb I5c., nur &c. pro
gare.
9raperiesSrice. Ipertb 81 90, MIR SOC. pro
2Iare.
Sapnniiebe @olss9raperie, ,Ucrtb csc, nur
lac. eic sJGrh.
Sr9cns cine Tarbcnic)attiruus une Wnifer.
tpslebe IN Sri6sSeIec dnsefrrtigt wire. j47D
Seiitc ae0finet.
2 ausscScicbncte Sarbpnctte' SmperiGIs, So.
SiefeIben NIT Iebenssrpsem 9prtrdit, So.
SebenSsrpke tunitppu ausseiubrte Nrrtraits,
IN SrdpoH, SepIa Uno g%GlerlGGttH, 81 populareH
YreIien.
TrObebiIotr, boflihes gHtsegeHtoalmeH uEo
SuIrIeoeHitelluna III
RibarS SSal,i's
eleftriiciJ phptpgrdpbiicbcm Atelicr,
Grt:SulIoiHs, Gte GutaiU' rRo tyraE!LiEsStrobc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24

Der Ser. Stuaten=@ei6dftstrdaer,
!or. Sobn 9. SSadIpn, na3Dem er am
Nfittpo9 Der gr=&aiierin sFrie0rifj
in ieiner antli6en giqenI6aft ais Sc
iddftstrdger porgefeQt tporoen, oa6
geitern gfu9mittag in ieiner Q(mtsz
tpp6nung 5ur SSeter bon WuI6inaton's
9e6urtStag Elm Set fir Die amerifus
ntide Golonie in Berlin. 9as @a56z
ington's 8eburtstagz8dntett, pel6es
i'm Rei4sbof bGtte itattfinben folIen,
tpuroe Bis gum 25. SSebruur perI6oben
uno pir0 bann i'm &diier6of d6qe6aIz
ten perOen. 9as 8anfett ipir0 BON
Der amerifanii6en &olonie oeaeben.
Der 9einertrag lit fir mil6t6dtiae
3nefe beittmmt. Der beuti8zumeriz
tanii3e Club feierte Den Sag in Ieinem
2otal in Der SGger@StraBe.
9 alfour unb bic gBd6z
rungs frage.
Sn ben 0anbeItreppen bes gPeihsz
tags ipuroe geitern bic gfa9ri6t, bdB
Der erite 2orb bes britiI6en S6aBes
u. S. 8dlfour ertlGrt bate, Gnglanb
pGre bereit, Die inbii9en g2iinsen fir
Silberprdgung ipieber gu er0ffnen,
lebbaft beIpro6en. Gs tpurbe barauf
bin9sipieien, buB bieTs QeuBerung Der
Grtldrung bes Rei9stan3Iers in feiz
ner untizbimetulliitii9en &unbgebung
por benz 3ei4stuge am s. 5ebruar
tpiberiprG9e. Cine biesbe3iisli4e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24

lSp8ial GabeIbricf, bcridtct fir rem r2sutiden
Gorrcipouhenteu4 Our6 bic rltuiteOzRreB" uno bic
Gsiu=Qorter rNii0t. Qreiic.9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
1b>s,o>R,

hab ne fcum uob in StGEot mar, has Vett ju
otrlaTcn. g9r 0criubteu pisIe gcbItamcute uuo
6r3tliBc 8e3c9tt, isOob o5rc lpr:iamc Qeiultats
Dor ciui3cr 3cit crti4lOb fc fh, cjutn gtriu& nit
Gooos SaHapayila 5u moacu, bod na5otn e.
es Qcuormcu bate iparcn bic g8irfUrecn number
bar &5re Slugsu borTtI Car, uHo ihr 1tuqeu uu0
uuOcrtu Cr1ane unbmsu ibre rcgcrsdteU Turttio=
rcn igcocr ami. 3brs Geiurobcjt bcit9te iid isoeu
2oa, uuo isst if ne GciUHOtr, .0ie ieuols supor
Sd hattie eju C3citprr in nlsiEen Gcii1t, Gin igt=
MIC uutcr mcin'm rcd1tcn Quqc. Gje &srits qtaubs
ten, e ici tir RrsbsQsidpur. 3uWtilcu RS id
iut Sdlafc bic fb bilosnps &rufc ob, poouya in
gcrbjuoan8 nit ber @auVtUriatc, uUrtiat5 9Iai.
has
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
Ser nRanslcr" tpieSer Hptt.

Sort Sutb, %. 6e6r. - Ia9
angeItrengtem 8emiiben 1T es geitern
enOIih gelungen, Den i'm Sue3z&anal
feItgefa6renen beuti6en 9Qmpfer
,&an5ler" BON Der SanObanf, uuf bic
er gerat6en, ab3ubringen. Gr bat feline
6abrt na9 9elagoa<8ai fortgeIeBt,
uno bic &analz9aiIage lit ipieoer frei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24
Seitreid1 8 ueiter @eHeral SonilsI fii>
Nefij=9Aorf.

8ien, %. S5ebr. - Die amtli6e
p8iener 3eitun9" fat geitern Die Grz
nennung be5 bisRer Der 0itrei1if6s
ungarii9en 8pti6aft in 2onoon alta
6irten Gommer5tan8lei 8lei=0irettprs fT.
@tofinger gum DitreicbiI9=unguriI9en
9eneraIfoniul in 2etps0orf als Rad
folger bes 8urons b. 2eon6aroi, pelz
der BON Retp~9ort nad gbicago pers
febt ipirp. psr0ffentliat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-02-24

LUHIIlUy
@. RGine, GisrutbnHer ntio Hcoatteur
(ssaG,f0iscr poa s. Gciue),
eas,p,fs2Gs 9atirore=Stra uHo Soif=SfFcezErc
5rris ncs fdafid d GU SIGtteS, eurh Sraeer beior2t
1oi, Gts.; tdglidIf THo Spunta SsAUsaahc >
CeEfs pro goe 5ahIbGr On Die bas SlGtt beiOTgeaotr
SrGeer-S6aIidl Ef5ft unta9szstusaabr uHtc:
eEoraushc,ablErN $50 pro fotr, iur fuIStre
8ci: IN sSerbGitEtS Ir bic fpoclcutlidle Iusenbs
irit currtueStit, portofrci. nit absug ttr gIuts,
50 80 sro dbr, rcGl ir9tuo eIHem Srte ocs SfHidrs
~. 81 mad Garopc. Spuutnac =9;uspa5e 81
pTo 9chr-42as bette uub biui site Seutidie SIGtt
/. eea 4.iitels uro Sloi;GG:e1.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-26

American machines are now on the
English market, and the representatives
of the American houses with whom we
have come i'll contact are not inaptly
described III their own country as thus
tiers" They are men of indOmitable en-
ergy, and they come here prepared for
any expenditure in the introduction of
their machines to agents and the public
generally. There are many agents
throughout the Kingdom who consider,
rightly or wrongly, that they have not
been fairly treated by the English max.
ers, and the Americans may not find it
an altogether difficult task to induce
those agents to handle their goods, es-
pecially if prompt deliveries are guaran-
teed. This year has been Il phenomenal
one for the cycle trade, but 1897 bids
fair to eclipse all previous records, and
it only remains for the English manu-
facturers to look ahead and make the
necessary preparations for coping with
an precedented demand. That can
only be done by arranging for an I'M
precedented output. Cycling
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-26
UNCOMMON BICYCLE SUITS.
Some of the Freaks of Fashion That Fiour-
ish Awheel.

Some of the Freaks of Fashion That Flour-
ish Awheel.
No chronicle of fashions can now be
complete unless it takes the require
ments of the woman cycler into consid-
Grafton, and the recent intense heat and
humidity has necessitated some cooler
wear than serge, tweed - mohair.
Many cyclers, however, continue to
wear skirts of these fabrics with shirt
waists of lawn, grass linen or batiste,
the waist showing "a soft rundown col
lar and turn back cuffs Pique shirt
waists are worn with alnnca skirts, but
the eject is much cooler and prottier
when the entire costume is of white
pique, a white china silk blouse front
showing beneath the open jacket. Pink,
green and pale blue lawn suits mingled
with those of pure white look uncom-
monty picturesque upon some very
young girls who go flying along with
their wavy hair floating to their waists
from beneath jaunty little black velvet
caps cut in melon shape, with long
visor covered with velvet. At "a recent
bicycle meet and twilight tea some very
rich and uncommon suits appeared. One
of lustrous corded silk in jet black was
most attractive and becoming to its
wearer. The bodice was cut like % jer-
sey, with kits of the silk applied below
the hips. A black panama sailor hat,
black silk gloves and stockings simulat-
ing leggings by the addition of large
black buttons set up the outside Of
the stocking completed very rich cos
tune. In fine contrast was suit of
creamy white ladies' cloth trimmed
with gold gimp and gold buttons. A
third costume, made exactly after the
style of Scotch highlander and formed
of richly plaided tatfeta silk, was great
ly admired. A little girl Of 10, arrayed
as Red Riding Hood, had cher grand
mothers lunch" in tiny gilt basket
attached to her wheel by scarlet satin
ribbon with bunch of roses caught in
the satin loops. Flower girls, gypsies and
little sailor boys and girls We're also
present. Very charming costumes were
worn by matronly women, Of grass lin
Ell, holland, dark blue foulard silk
black and white surah, shot mohair and
shepherds check in silk and wool. -
New York Evening Post
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-26
CYCLING WISDOM.

Ride and grow fat! Ride and grow
thin!
Conscious lack of speed has saved
many a cyclist good drubbing.
Pessimists are not doing the world s
work-in cycling, politics or business
life.
The bicycle is the greatest known
force i'll the fell of individual locomo-
ton.
If thou hast genuine sociability, leave
it not behind when thou joinest a cycle
touring party.
A word to the racing novice-never
let thy great expectations overleap the
bounds of thy possible speed.
Rational cycling trains alike the
mind and the body, and this, philoso
pliers tells US, is ideal education.
''The boughs that hang lowest" ovel
the highway are the ones that rob the
speeding cyclist of his headgear.
The hand of cycling reaches "way
up" and gathers devotees from every
stratum, placing them all on an abso-
lutte level. -ltcfcree.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-26
DETECTIVES ARE FOOLED
THEY HAD 4 FRIGHT"
OPIUM SMOKING GANG.
Took Ten Kalahi Chinese to Prison
Dope" Receptacles Handled Daint-
ily-Same Proved to lie Empty.

Detectives Gus Hammer and Gus
Cordes and posse of specials had an
experience Tuesday night they will
not soon forget, from all accounts.
For "A wee. they have been awake of
nights planning how to capture "A GER
tain gang of opium smokers in Kalihi.
But "he who catches John Chinaman
mapping is small potatoes and few in
a hill"
Early Tuesday night the detectives
and their trusted specials went to Ka
lihi and succeeded in capturing the
smokers, ten in number. Two pipes
and a dozen Ii chez nuts, wrapped in
paper, were captured with them.
OF course the nuts were full of
opium. That's what Cordes thought.
At the station the men were
searched and sent below. Then Geo.
Sea. clerk, for lack of something else
to do, opened one of the nuts and
found it as empty as some mems
dreams. This was a revelation. Others
were opened. Same result The alarm
was sounded. Gus Cordes ran out to
look for Gus Hammer, but the latter
had gone off to look for Cordes. In a
iiffy the Cinnamon were marched up
again. told that they were gentlemen
and scholars and that they might re-
turn home What troubles Hammer is
that he will have to pay another
S25.O to each of the ten Cinnamon
for false Imprisonment.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-26

The municipal council Of Berlin has
been asked to authorize the putting into
circulation of 1000 lricyclcs for the
public Use Tho machines are to be
painted gray, with large bundle cur
riers, and III case of bad weather the
rider is to be furnished with water
proof coat. The charges would be 10
pfennigs for the first quarter on an hour
and for each succeeding hour, and
during the rush hours of the day "a
slight increase i'll the charges would be
made. Exchange.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-26

Once the letters began to arrive from
America we were all much happier, foe
we seemed IN touch with him once more
and to know what was happening. Ec
was fairly well and i'll good spirits and
mal:ing friends and making money. /
remember his writing home on one oc-
cas;On and asking US to send him out
couple of new stomachs, SO hospitable
were his friends over the water, so
numerous the dinners and suppers to
which he was invited. When the long
still longer spring, one day we heard
that he was coming back much sooner
than he expected. / believe he saw a
steamer starting for home and could
stand it no longer, and then and there
came of
] can still remember sitting with my
grandparents, expecting his return. My
sister and / sat on the red sofa in the
little study and shortly before the time
we had calculated that he might arrive
carle a little ring at the front door bell.
Ny grandmother broke down; my sister
and rushed to the front door, only we
were SO afraid that it might not be he
that we did not dare to open it, and
there we stood until second and much
lov der ringing brought us to our senses.
why didn't you open the door," said
my father, stepping in, looking well,
bread and upright, laughing In a mo-
ment he had never been away at all. -
Annie Richie in Longman's Magazine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-26

There seems to be no end of new com
panies in the old country, especially i'll
England, where each week several are
hoated. 1t is noticeable that Simpson
chain shares have fallen in price, owing
to the number of shares offered for sale
The Simpson people evidently forced
the market to some extent through the
victories of the chain in the recent con-
tests at the Catford track, which were,
however, so close as to leave the ques.
ton of merit as to the plain and Simp-
son chains somewhat i'll doubt. When
it will have been shown that the plain
chain is quite as fast as the Simpson,
there is apt TO be "A reaction Of no small
nature. Referee.
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at is the best patent medicine in
the world" is what Mr.. f. NJ. Hart
man, of Marquam, Oregon, says Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. what leads me 10
make this assertion is from the fact
that dysentery in it's worst form vas
prevalent around here last summer
and it never took over two or three
doses of that remedy to effect a com
plete cure" For sale by all druggists
and dealers. Benson, Smith &, Co.,
agents for II. I.
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RED MEN.
West Virginia Great Council Holds 1t
OMn-AIong the Trail.

Own-AIong the Trail.
Nine council fires were kindled in West
Virginia during the great sun just ended
The net gain in membership, however
was only 81 On account of the depression
in business, which in some instances wiped
out whole tribes by the shutting down of
business. Wampum Belt.
There are more than 80, 900 Red Men in
Pennsylvania,
The Pennsylvania committee ON returns
and reports states that S276, 1888. "a was re
ceived Sl09, 1872. 80 paid out for relief and
1914, O5S.37 Tor other purposes the past
year. The total amount invested in tribes
is $497, 44l.62.
At the forty fifth session of the great
council of Ohio at Cincinnati 200 tribes
were represented.
The annual session of the great council
of the state of New York will this year be
held on Aug. ID, II and Is, 1t will be
held in Tammany hall, New York.
There are % tribes in Brooklyn, with IA
membership of 5000.
Bro. b. l.. Stewart is great sachem OF
Illinois and Il. IL. Handy great chief of
records
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FEED THE NERVES

Upon pure, rich blood and you need
not fear nervous prostration. Nerves
are weak when they are improperly
and insufficiently nourished. Pure
blood is their proper food, and pure
blood comes by taking Hoods Sarsap-
arilla, which is thus the greatest and
best nerve tonic. 1t also builds up
the whole system.
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1t is an easy matter to look at gear
card to ascertain the gear Of bicycle.
First multiply the diameter Of the rear
wheel by the number of teeth in tho
large sprocket. Then divide the result
by the number of teeth in the small!
sprocket, and the quotient will be the
gear of the bicycle New York Press.
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HOODS PILLS are the favorite fam
lily cathartic, easy to take, easy to OPP
crate. Hebron Drug Co., wholesale
agents. 3
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LIST OF OFFICERS :
j. s. WALKER,
General Agent for Hawaiian ISL d:

Royal Insurance Company.
Alliance Assurance Company.
Alliance Marine and General As
surance Company
Sun Insurance Company of San
Francisco.
Wilhelma of Madgeburg Insurance
Company.
North Western Mutual Life In
surance Company.
Scottish Union and Insurance Co
Room IL, Spreckels' Rock, Honolulu
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c. BREWER & Co., LTD,
Queen ST., Honolulu, H, l.,
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Onomea
Sugar Co., Honomu Sugar Co., Wal
luku Sugar Co., Waihee Sugar Co.,
Makee Sugar Co., Haleakala Ranch
Co., Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line San Francisco Packets.
Chas. Brewer & Co.'s Line of Boston
Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters
Agents Philadelphia Board of Under.
writer's.
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y Professional
u Men Are Apt

to concentrate their nervous force in mental
work to the utter neglect of their physical
welfare, and in a short time they suffer from
debility, exhaustion, mental depression, etc.
and are obliged to yield to restless sleepless
prostration. Rev. J. r. Miller, OF the Erie
Conference. NJ. E. Church, wrote Oct. "a, %
II broke down because of overwork, my ner
vous system being overtaxed. But I kept
on until completely overcome. ] tried sew.
eral physicians travelled and took medicine
of all sorts without relief, until l took DR.
Miles Nervine which cured me-" April 10
'a5, DR.. Miller wrote: II have done full worl
on an important charge, and my health has
been good ever since 1 took the Nervine."
DIR, Miles Nervine is sold on guarantee
that first bottle benefits, or money refunded,
DR.. Miles, NerVine Restores ss'Sesito