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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21
ySr. Is.
Srrifa6er spnAmnrn.
Sir Grmpreuns Scr Samiiic Cotton (,
southland duf arauenbafte YReiic arribt

Die Grmprcung rtF Wamlitc Gpttou ih
eouiiIana auf araHenbaite s8ciic scrdd,t.
Re p@O Orleans, 20. SQnuQr.-
Sin aus 200 Mdnnern beitebenoer
0ppb erbrach tpd6renb Der perQandsz
nen g1a6t bas 9efGngniB BON Q(mife4
Gitn unb bemd6tigte ii1 Der orei ats
9R6rber aneeflagten g}eqer sSypfn
oeypbnipn, 9lr9ie SOiner uno gus g8ilz
Iions. Sine Mn3abl 6ulfsz Sheriffe,
nelche bas @efGngniB bepu4ten, leis
iteten 8iberl ltanb, puroen jeoo6 iibera
nGlti9t.
Der N2pb bdnete Milltams Dor Dem
@efGngniFe ON einem 8aume auf unb
fu6rte bic beiben anbsren geger BON
gmitezGitp na9 Sidfalp, tpo SSo6nIon
herte friib auf einem S6eiterbaufen
perbrannt unb Soiner eri9ofen pur<
be. cSobnIon erlitt ben Sob por oer
gBpbnllnq Der BON ibm ermorbeten 9Sdz
mtlte Cotton, tpp er an einen pfabl oez
fettet unb BEL lebenbigem Geibe ger6s
itet purbe. 8dbrenb - W}ob bic
!SolaI6eite nm i'm be} kai6tete,
lpiberrief er etli9e ieiner AaIps
qaben unb f6ob Die 0al ySalO Sup
eeSoiner, 9ab iebptb feline S9uGb i'm
Qluaemeinen gu. Soiner betbeuerte feiz
ne unI6ulb, Bis er bur6 cine Solpe
aus ben @etpebren uno Hebplpern Der
2pn6er tpbt gu 8pben getredt nur6e.
Die 9erIpnen, beren Grmorbunq
eyobnIon eingeitunb, poren 6r. So6n
Cotton, behen Satin, 5rau Q(qncs
@tepenIon, SRI. 2i33ie gtiller II. I}erz
bin W2iGler. Oteielben puroen in Der
gta6t pom 25. Septem6er in i6ren
8etten nit elmer &rt erI9ldQen, unb
zines Der Spfer lebte nod Iange qez
nuq, um eSobn1pn ais ben W}0rber 3it
benun5iren. Der 2eBtere purOe einiz
oe Sage barauf perbaftet unb ms @ez
fdnqniB ppn NepzOrlean5 ge6ra4t,
BON no aus man i'm geitern nab g(niz
te aurid transportirte, I'm Ieinen 9roz
seB gu beiteben. ST PIaioirte nniat
i9ulbig."
9us yBtlltdms bate Dor etlifen
Sagen feline Satin ermorbet.
Sin 1pdterer 8eri6t aus 2(mites
Gitp beitreitet, baB SoRnIon perbrannt
puroe. Sin Seuer mar bereits gu benz
3pede ange3iinbet, unO So6nion fol
in boFelbe geftpBen uno i6per pers
brannt porben iein. Der WtOb 1ieB
ii9 iebo9 bur4 Das Bitten Oes g}es
GERS betpegen, ibm einen lei6teren Sob
gu belpilligen. Sobnfpn uno Spinner
lpurben bann auiammen auf9e6Gngt,
unb Der Mpb fboB ibnen, tpdbreno tie
buumelten, cine Mtenge &ugeln Dur4
ben &Drper. Der 0to6 lit beute oer=
i6nunben, unb DolitdnOige &u6e
berrfGht in Der @edef1b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21
Scl6ifmnrbc in Heiuarf.

geparf, N.zS., 20. Sanuar. -
cSn bem 9oitballfe Nr. 1888, p. Str.
bat ii9 beute Morgen Der bort mob
nenbe Ri6arb Sizing eri6o1Ien. 0az
W1otio gu benz Selbitmorbe lit midi
befannt. Sizing mar "a Sabre alt IL
unberbeiratbet.
@iGliam 9ornle, Elm Mann bon &c
eSa6ren, Der BEL feinen Gltern in Nr
4O8, @utnutitraBe, tpobnt, bur6z
idnitt ii4 bort beute W1Orgen nit Ell
nem 8aiirmefer Die 8e6le. Gr fam
ni9t pieberbergeitellt perben. Gr bat
in ben leBten 5agen piel getrunfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21
Ter Worn 10 Wamar0ncf.

maroned 0.zg.. 20. San.
- 4rtbur palmer, pel9sr ieinen
8ruoer, feline Mutter unb ieineS4pe=
iter nieoerI4oB, 1T nod INNER ni9t
eingefangen, unb bic 9oli3ei bat fei=
ne Spur BON i6m. 8iele 2eute glauz
ben. baB er ii6 in Der Ndbe perbprgen
9Glt, um ben Eeit Der Samilte gu t0b=
ten. SRI. Gertrude palmer lebt nod.
Sic liegt in bepuBtloIem 3uitanbe
barnieber, unb Die 4er3te ertlGren, es
lei mOgli9, baB iie nod mebrere Sage
am 2eben bleibe. ieDO4 lei feline Het=
tuna m0slia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21

bic suriffrage aIs poIitii9en 5attor
aus benz @ege gu rdumen, Inn DIE
gubn fir bic Wdbrungstra9e pann
gan8 frei 3u betommen. Ste nerOel.
lid, oaber nit elmer ibnen hdlblpe9s
Qfnebmbar erI6einenben Sarifbtu 5u%
frieoen aeben, nm bies gu errethsn.
Cine @nttdui dung tur
bic 9efiirfporter ppn
Yrohibitip pllen.
gs perlautet, baB ii6 piele Der tiir3
lib BON Dem 6auszGomite fir W}lttel
unb @ege erf6ienenen 8efiirporter
6ober 9robibitip5Due enttdui6t ftnoen
burften, penn bic neue Sarifbill pen
6auIe pprliegt, beipnoers Die 9Bouz
SntereiIenten, ipel6e in ibren 5proe@
runqen qeraoe3u unperidGmt iparen.
Die Republitaner i6einen i'm Mu9e@
meinen gu Der lleber3eugung gu TOM
men, bab cine 8iq, tpel4e lie Dor Wtttte
oes Sommers gu pafitren fpuni4 4en,
aiemli1 conierpatip gehalten 1etn
muB, benn 5onit tOnnnte bic Sendts>
9e6atte ii9 enplos ausipinnen. Wtaz
ior Mcainlep GuBerte ii6 tiir5li9 Ell
nem ieiner 9eiu4er gegenilber IN be
lem Sinne. Gr bemertte, odB oas
Qanb Der elpigen Sarifz uno 5inan5=
9qitation iiberbriiiiig lei uno etHe
lanee Ru6eperiobe perlange, nm 1l3
erbplen gu t0nnen. Gr ertenne an, oaB
gefeBgeberi I9e Mabregeln notbtpenolg
ieien, I'm Der &egierung Die erforoer@
li6en @inno6men our Oedung Der
laufenben 2lus9absn gu perihdtten
unb um einen mGBiaen lleberi9uB flir
neutrality-suspicious. 6Glle CUR Sano gu
baben, unb oies f0nne am 8eIten Dur6
cine Repiiion bes SarifgeieBes geide@
ben. cSnoeB Iebe er feinen 9runo oaz
fir, baB man, o6ne &rtttt 81 liben,
auf bic Staten bes 9eieBes bon 1890
aurutgreifen iolte. Gine Bin iollte
ausqearbeitet tperben, tpel3e ben leBt=
gen SebiirfniiIen entfpre6e, uno er
boffe, baB cine WtaBregel porgele9t
perben piirbe, bic bann ipentgitens
finf3ebn ober 5panoig Sabre unperz
Gnbert in &raft bleiben tonne.
Die Sobesitrafe fir
8abnfrepler.
4eprGIentant 6ubbarb BON Wtt1z
ipuri bat our unteritiiBung ieiner Bill,
lpel6e auf Die Serbeifiibrung BON
3uoentoleiIunqen bic Sobesitrafe feBt.
Dem Su1ti5=Gomite Des 9ouies eine
Statiitit iiberreidbt, aus Der berDor=
ge6t, baB in ben lebten feds Sabren
183 3ugu6erfdue itattfanoen. BET De-
nen 73 YerIpnen eri4oi1en uno So
perlpunbet lpurben. syn 1896 puroen
% s3iiqe bon RGubern iiberfallen, mo-
| Bel 80 9erlonen 8afiagiere uno 3ugz
bebienitete) eridoiien uno iieben per@
punbet ipurben.
8ermif 6tes.
@rzprGfibent 6drri1on po6nte Der
beuttgen SiBung bes Sberbunoesge=
ri6ts ais Mntpalt in einem BON Snz
| biunu bierber perlegten Pro3eB Bel.
Ri9ter Sbiras bom Sberbunbesge@
ribt lit bur9 Grippe an iein 8ett gez
fefIelt, unb mebrere Yro3eiIe, ipel6e
DieIe Mo6e perbanbelt iperben follten,
iinb Bis gu feiner @eneiung perI9oben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21
Sin stittel acacn bic Sculcnpcit

9 IN b q y, 20. Sanuar. - 9roz
feKor 9afffin, tpeIher ieit einiger 3eit
nit @rperimenten bs3iigli9 Der Be-
banbtung Der bier 10 f4redlih graft
renben 8euIsnpeit bei9dftigt getpeien
lit, bertinbet, baB er Die Wirfiumfeit
elmer bon ibm bergeitellten peitlpmpbe
aIs Mittel segen Die Seu9e feitgeitellt
6nI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21
Giae SSamilttst sDseot3itt.

2. sTIUNs
Roopap l. 60. - 8ertbs 9pyn! ID babe le,oH
bi,s QiasH ssrtcnft abr no1 ttn. anJttrottnS
fu.l5. 70 gut mi. ri. Sbriesn fno. St babs SaO'
tDoD's 9iqsI IN mtiHsr Galnsit angtipInet UNI sl'
itlbeH aud AuotrsR in unitrsr CrrhalE Gs9eo.H,
uuo id mub iagen, Oab Fs tets poafGnoi5t Srlrisn
eiguHg s,Ddbrtsu. a6tungspoa Sbr
q. 8el4s, Ssarldu' N1c.
RabDan 9illen bt!oiri.H oFotnillnf
9,rOauang, pouitinoiSt @ugi6eipuug Der gtro1lttn
SS,ii.n unD eiHsn eeiuupea Stgblaarg. St iarla
rem WisroHs, Sili0ftGt, 8srtopinne, GrdHsnItlos1s
trdq. 3tbsr, lauren glagsn, 9psp'pit S9UiHos'
9lnidls etc.
25t per S6a5:.l Sti g9otbttsyn ooa per 9oF-
las gu5 Ter gaatbatbtr- Diro gtails otV9ao.'
RaopGV &-Gs., %. 2. Doe 3d. 9sID'gs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21

- Mabume Garnot, Msutter bss
beritorbenen PrGfibenten Garnot bon
Granfrei4, lit geitprben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21
Sobn 6. Srtble.

6Iaee<6ansfd,ube. 9aii,n sie iidb
nidlt tduiheu. gBeHr sic nab Eribfe's
@Iaccs5anefd,uben ireaen, 10 adten
Gle baraui, oas Der 9iame Sobn 6.
2ribIe ouf ben einen Sanoidnb iehen
8aores acftrmpeIt III. SItcn Sic iidp Dor
gsidwinoeIuns uEb billisen @lace=Sanos
id)ubcH, fpelh. Shnen IN Sribe's lin.
id,IdseH sus.iarbr n.rb.u. 9anse itpea
eiite uHo gIoce.s sanoihube fur bic
ab:nb~Sratt. @eisnidafts=3aHai1ube
fur DtdnHer 81. gufrise burdb bic goit
triplnidt. stlienert'S Dress Shields
(Shpis=llHterlasen fIrSIeioer) aIs sp.=
siaIitat. Erible's 6aneidbubssaecn,
Ser. AZ, sSeif Serinstpnifrase, brsi
Gbur,n oftIi3 DON sibertpitTass.
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9cbetleiOcn,

Or RuoDap Co., RspsOOrf
g9ertbe Strr,R! Sd mar felt Rabtin 3ipet 5abrsH
fraRt uto eotiutirte einie. Der bccr9rr1qeRoittH
asrjts in pen Der. Staaisn. 3d beiuGtt 9ot
SpIiuqs Grf fpoisfbit i5 bic 9aoer nabm uHb pas
b,ibt @aiitr tranf, bod i6itn a1,5 3j:i,s psresbs
LID lu isn, osnH id iouo teiHeSe,Innq. RadDbtm t3
Sbrs anitas qsltitu, lam mir per g.oGatf, g tiHS
mai nit 5brtn 9ilen su rsrint1sil. Sd) babe na1ss
u ifpei Sdadlteln oOa etbrautt inD:m I'D 1tDti De
abenos, sbs i'd ~ 9st siug, uRe jioti os5 Norstns
nab Dtm Gribfiid nabu, uRo oisitl5en babsH mis-
ms6r ot6ol,n ais aats 9lHetrs, pa i'd bis ieBt gts
brau9t Sd Iitt an asr 9,bn. Msine oaGt unS
msiHe aaq.n parsH eanI qslb, i'd bate en- enm'
lin ed5m.rl.n ob.rbalb pss Rab.ls. q.ra0s TO- ais
o5 ID tin Btbtpir aui BEN Maesn BATE. au4 ioaE
i'd isbr psritopft uHo m.n Muno uno meme 3linps
ipartn mttsus Duuo. Ter gpp'tlt mar 3Hmli0
gUr, bod purotn bic Sp.iisn Hitt otrolut, lonotrT
la9,n mir ibp,r i'm 1Raeeue uno id Dsrlpartt sin
ofter.s autfobsn DeritlbsR. So torut' HIr lsl9t
oas Bud Ser Hatbatb.r.a q5tuugspol
Ntr 4dugl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21
sISamerifauiid,c @ablfrapallc.

81 m a, Yeru, 20. Sanuar. :, Sn
ben Struben BON Gerro Pascp famen
WablzSumulte Dor, in beren 8erlauf
me6rere gerionen DerleBt nurben.
Sucre, golibiu, 20. Sunuar. -
sSn 8olipia ereigneten fih in 5olge Der
W3uni3ipalzWublen einige Sumulte.
Die 5en1ter bes 6aufes bon Grzprdiiz
bent 8aptiite tpurben bonn pObel nit
Gteinen einaenDrfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21
u. 8lu1lt e. g..
Ginst9e oemtid)e Splitter
in 8altimpre,
3S-@ef : SeriustOnfraBe -3S

uni.,e W.r.Fdtte in ib.rbdrft nit grbsit rcrlm2
gBir Iieferu I'm unferem sab nur rie bette
Wrbeif. ete brffe gSaare u ben niesrisffeu
es uns, ale, i.lbh fdpmris.rs 6dn. b:Ttp;s,Eo su
erltpis,n; mir itIeiisn 9iHien fir ale idlpats7
2uoen. 9onImt sn uns iIr aute S3oar.-M bInisertu
&reiIen, ais anoere oieelben lieferr fcnHen.
8ir priifen Cure husem aufs Genaucfe :
foffenfret. Infer. S-ili.n NIT Srppeisg rpffans
9inien-fnr sp,i Siu.d. sttisnet - in bic TtrH. uHs
Aualeih, nm tonlit NJ Itisn unb Ha1sH, ii1o eurcp
b.Irn g,anemii Kit BEL Stbem heitbt.
Sir unteriud,en eie Muaen Sihrer Gtnerr dui
rae 6crpifenbafteffe-brln3ti lie su uRs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21
10 90 D aas 0&)' s
~ Nilleaa

rein oeQsabifii6 pirteH iamtulos. fno bdbid
hb,rludsrt. obnt @si6mad. tlsin rno lsitt su nt9H
men. Rdopap,s pjlsn fno Der 9tatlr bsbaltlito,
fpornsu 5ur gsiHnptn 9bdtsfsit Der esbty, elng.s
fen oi. Singer in siusm natiglltb'n 3ultaEosru
a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21
Scr sultan nod, bpdbeiuia.

2onbon, 10. Sanuar. - Der
,OuilD Mail" pirb aus -Gonitantinoz
pei gemelbet, bab Der Sultan nit al
Ter @ntidiebenbsit ieber europdii6en
Gontrole tiirtiider Sinansen ober9erz
tpaltuns opponirt. Derielben Depei4e
5ufolge ion RuBlano i'm 9ebeimen ii6
bic genuBuns zines Safens an
i6nar3en Meer ii9ern pollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21

Der WirtbIdaft Derlammelt unb bic in
ber 0epeIae iibermittelte Snitruttton
purbe rebli9 aussefii9rt. Die beriamz
meltsn 9atrioten ernannten, nadbem
eeyporn's S6unfpGrter un8dblige Wtaz
ie ruufaeIeBt" bate, Elm Gomite, um
sslaaoen au faufen, unb bas 9ebauoe
fpurbe barauf nit mebreren 9unberten
iriIben uno ameritdniIden 5la99en
aef hmiidt, pGbrenb Elm grobss amer1z
faniIhes Banner quer iiber Der StruBe
ausgeipannt puroe.
Was man in SRI q ND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21

Dublin, 20. San. = Wfdn
elaubt bier, baB Sporp's 5rsilprez
dung Der 4ngt Der brttiiden He9tez
rung por elmer m0glihen Slositeuun9
bes Spibels unb Oenun5ianten Sbos::
Meric Sones gu psrbanten 1T. 3tpet
Mdnner reiiten lebten @ani tag BON
bier ab, INN fir bic 9ertbeioigung be-
oiisli9 fenIationeller Sfferten gu 3eu@
gen, bic ibnen sSones cine Wode bor
feinem 4uftreten als 3euge gegerl
Sporp i'm 9opitruBen 9olt3etgert4t
madlte.
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0(rbcitcr=ltnrubcn mno Slutncrgic
Fen in ltnanrn.

2pn b On, 20. sSanuar.-9er Ser
treter Der ,Initeb YreB" in Wten mel
bet, baB bic 9lrbeiter Der Giienperfe
su Inina (bei Steierborf i'm Gomitat
8rahozS5orenp), llngarn, tpel6e nit
ben geoinquneen zines neu eingefiibr=
ten peniionsz unb @erii6erungszg glaz
nes ni6t 3ufrieben naren, beute Haz
ouu f6lugen uno einen oe1peruten
Qnoriff ouf bic @enbarmen ma6ten,
ipelbe our Grbaltung Der 8ube auf
ben @9aupGaB gei4idt pprben puren.
OieIelben tpurben BON ben Qlrbeitern
10 i6per bebrGngt, bab ihr Sffi3ier,
na6oem ale gerIude 3ur 3eritreuung
bes Nfobs feblgef6lagen paren, 5euer
oeben lieb. 3p0lf Der 4ufriibrer, To-
ipie aud etli6e Der 9enbarmen pur=
ben i6per perpunbet.
Cine Wiener Oepei6e Der Central
g2elps" gtebt an, a6t @rbeiter ieien
bur6 bas 5euer Der 9enbormen ge=
tDbtet uno piele berlpunoet tporDen.
Scr Ssar unb Die Ssarin.
2onoon, 20. Sunuar. = @iner
Wisner 0epeI9e Der rDailp Mail" 81
5olge lit es ungea9tet uller 8iberreoe
bod 5batia6e, oaB Or. 8ergmann
nad Petersburg berufen tporben fei.
Inn an benz S6dbel bes g5aren cine
Operation por5unebmen unb ben Ql6z
fceB gu entfernen, Der ii6 in Der Ndbe
Der bonn Sabre 1890 berriibrenoen
Sopfpunbe bes Gaiiers gebilbet babe.
Ius Berlin tpirb bemIelben, iibriz
gems nt4t iebr 5uperldiiigen 8latte
gemelbet, oaB bic @5arin nod INNER
~ ben Gplsen elmer Geblseburt letbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-21
simcS" iibcr Scn S6icDSac:
ri6ts=Scrtrag.

NDn n, 70. Sanuar. = Die
rSimes" beipri9t beute in einem 2eitz
artitel Die bon ibrem Wafbingtpner
Gorreiponbenten eeduBerte 8eior9niB,
baB Der Senat Der Ser. Staaten ben
S6iebsgeri9ts=9ertrog nt6t ratifi5iz
rem biirfte. 9as 8latt ertldrt, es lei
taum glaubli6, bab Der 9ertrag 5uriid
geipieIen tperben tDnne, na6bem er bon
ben Sbsrbduptern beiber 2dnbsr &C.
nebmist porben lei. nGnslunb bdt jez
bod," fdbrt bic rSimes" fort, rieinen
She'll eetban uno tptrb ni6t bafir per=
anttportlt9 iein, penn Der 8ertrag gu
8pben fGIt."
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D. DID,:
3 MedSll WeIjef

tpire fpfprtIse eineerune SeridaFcn
Gs fint ipfort Die qrbbttn Sbmtrien, lIno,rt
GutjiinDunQ uno b.it &ranibtitsn Der tune,H, oes
Raeens, 0ts unhrIei5s5 oaer Der 2rulsn un9
EdfrirubSuts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-05

HOu turned up in port late yesterday.
She brought $50 bags of Kukaiau
sugar for +. II. Davies * Co.
Thomas p. Deering. at one time cap
tain Of a steamer running between San
Z Francisco and Panama. and afterwards
first officer Of the Zealandia, passed
through on the Alameda yesterday.
Early yesterday morning. the ship
c. +. Sargent moved over 10 the
Pacific Mail wharf where she will dis
charge. She viii likely be chartered
70 take load Of sugar from This port.
Report OF Mikahala, which arrived
yesterday from Kauai: Took the Rob
insOn family 10 Niihau on Tuesday
morning IL started 10 blow and rain
when we left yesterday. Wind from all
directions. Makaweli was not grinding
on Monday and Tuesday OF this week.
Was TO start again Tuesday evening.
Capt. JorgensOn of the Transit says:
I'll fight II out on this line if it takes
all Summer" The line" he alludes
TO Is lying in the stream waiting for
sugar He has been there two weeks
already and from present indications
viii have TO wait a month longer for
a load.
c. \. Griscom, Jr., the Eastern ship
ping man. who arrived by the Aus
traIia Tuesday evening, sailed again by
the Alameda yesterday for his home
in New York He found the climate Of
Honolulu rather warm at present, and
decided that a trip across the States
would be more pleasant.
A large gang of men is engaged in
removing the lumber piles from the
corner of Fort and Allen streets. The
tract up to Allen & Robinson's sheds
will be cleared, after which the lot
will be opened out TO the water front.
Later the Government, which owns the
property, will erect shed on the lot
for the accommodation of freight.
WELLINGTON, n. H., Jan. 21.-The
building of the Moana, intended for
the San Francisco trade, is being push
ed forward vigorously in order that
she may take up the running in June
next. Capt. w. G.. Sinclair will bring
her out, and hand her over to Capt. NJ.
Carey of the Monowai, Captain Sinclair
taking the Monowai, which will return
to the inter-colonial trade.
The o. S. S. Alameda, K. Van Ote-
rendorp, commander arrived early
yesterday morning, II days and II
hours from Sydney. Experienced
strong N w winds and head seas.
From the Puresr's report, the follow
ing facts are culled: Sailed from sgd
ney, Jan. Is, at > p. m; from Auck-
land, Jan. %, p. m; from Apia, Jan.
IS, a. m; from Honolulu, Feb. 4, at
D. m. The Alameda brought two
passengers and 12O tons of freight,
chiefly sugar bags, to Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-02-05


Berger's band played the Alameda
OFF at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
A special trip will be made by the
Waialeale She will leave at II noon
today.
The bark Seminal sailed from New
castle on January 18th for Honolulu
with 1900 tons of coal.
Sugar brought by the Mikahala was
taken by the j. c. Glade yesterday.
The Waialeale discharged into the
Alameda.
II was o'clock yesterday afternoon
before the Alameda cleared the chan
mel. The delay was caused in discharg-
ing her cargo.
Captain Clarke has proved the right
man in the right place during the
rush of freight on the Oceanic wharf
OF the past few days.
On the boards to sail this morning
is the Iwalani, at 10 a. m. for Lahaina
and Honokaa. Passengers only will
be taken for the Maui port.
large quantity of bananas and
other fruits were shipped by the Ala
media An installment was sent over
TO the liner from the railroad.
In all probability the DOric will ar
rive tomorrow afternoon from Yoko-
hama on her way TO San Francisco.
She is scheduled TO arrive on Sunday.
Sugar on Kauai. Feb. 3: X. S. NJ,
5000; Diamond w, 1000; G. & r., 800;
Max, $50; X. p. 900; Z. L. P, 900: II.
NJ, 300: p, $50; K. S. Co, 1000 Total,
II, $50.
After visiting MolOkai TO land 10
head Of Kawaiahae cattle, the Kilauea
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Anniversary Night.

The Myrtle Boat Club celebrated its
18th anniversary last night at the club
house in a convivial smokers concert.
\. G.. NJ. Robertson made neat speech,
in which he gave history of the club
and recounted the victories won by the
members. Fred McChesney of the He
alani Club was called upon and made
a few appropriate remarks.
Among the speakers were ]. L. Tor
bet, W. y. Love, Alex. Lyle and others.
Songs were rendered by William Boil
ster, Henry Vierra, Jack Mcclure. A.
r. Clark. Chester Doyle and Albert
Harris. Instrumental music was rem
dered by Professor Berger and George
Ashley
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NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given:
1. That j. Coerper, of North Kona
Island OF Hawaii and J. e. Comes now
of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, have en-
tered into a partnership.
2. The nature of the business OF
such copartnership is to carry on the
cultivation of sugar cane and other
agricultural products in said Kona and
to conduct and carry on retail store
in said Kona.
3. The firm name of said copartz
nership is "COerper & Comes"
4. The place of business of the said
copartnership is in said North Kona.
Witness:
]. COERPER and J. E. COMES.
Honolulu, Feby 2, 1897. 4524-2t
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TAKE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that neither
the Proprietors nor the Managers of
the Hawaiian Opera House will hold
themselves responsible for loss or dam
age incurred to pianos, furniture, tr
stage properties of any description
whatsoever, whilst the same are ON
the premises of the Hawaiian Opera
House, unless such furniture, etc,
shall have been loaned or rented by the
Proprietors themselves.
w NJ. GIFFARD,
Attorney for ProprietoTs.
Honolulu, Jan. 25th, 1897.
4516-1m
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From Samoa.

Following is an extract of a letter
written to a friend in Honolulu by
Lloyd Osborne. now residing in Sa-
inca:
Lots of settings and polishing of
guns; but as it takes l 600 cartridges
to kill a Samoan. | don't fear much
fighting. But there is war talk in the
air, and trouble has already started in
the westward that may lead to serious
consequences"
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COMPANY A BALL.
Arrangements Made-High links
for Company ID.

for Company ID.
Company A had rousing meeting
| last evening to prepare for the ball, to
be given on Washington's Birthday.
The following committees were APP
pointed:
Arrangements: Capt. Smith, Lieut..
Fetter and Lieut.. Klemme. Reception:
Non-com officers. Refreshment: Lieut..
Fetter. Lieut.. Klemme and Corp. AL
bert Floor Managers: Corp. Peterson,
Musician Fetter,- Private Dencher and
Private Edsman. Decoration: Capt.
Smith, Privates Gunderson, PetZold,
Peterson. Duschalsky, Lehman, Kama
kea, Souza and Reinhold.
Tickets for the ball are out. The
proceeds will go into fund for another
ercampment, TO take place about July
18th. On the occasion of the ball, COM
mitteemen viii be designated by col
ors in place of badges. After this bust
ness had been transacted last even
ing. two new members were elected,
and the evening was closed with drill
on the parade grounds.
Company ID will hold it's monthly
High Jinks" this evening. The min
strels will be there, and will furnish
SpleHulu hISIdIy anu LluSiCaI PIO-
gram. Every member, active and hon
orary. is invited to attend.
Lieut.. Bergstrom of Company d is
nursing number of bruises sustained
while loading railroad freight on the
Alameda yesterday. He was accidently
damned between some bags of sugar.
Captain Murray will next week begin
resting up for the Company A ball to
be held on the 22d
Captain Mccarthy will have some
thing TO say to his men this evening.
This is Company C's drill night
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FOR SALE.

Kaluaaha ranch, on Molokai; area
about 1910 acres fee simple; large and
complete map of the lands; agricult-
ural, grazing, fruit and coffee lands.
This estate will make a delightful
home; yield full return for labor and
good interest on the capital invested
Apply TO
J. ALFRED MACON.
lIext Postoffice, in Honolulu
43i6-tf
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VIC Consul Benton.

The Roman Herald, Rome, Italy,
says: Mr.. Hale p. Benton. Vice and
Deputy Consul General of the Hawaii
all Republic. has been elected presi-
dent of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION in Rome. Mr.. Benton has in
terested himself in work of this char
acter for a long time in Rome, and his
new position viii enable him TO do
much good"
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NOTICE.

Mrs. f. S. Pratt will still negotiate
with intending purchasers of her Wal
kiki property. Those DESTROYS of max
ing further arrangements for the lots
situated between the inner avenue and
the road with privilege for a bath
ing site on the beach as well, at more
reduced price, can call on her at her
home on said premises.
FRANKLIN VILLA,
Elani Grove, Waikiki.
January 26th, 1897.