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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
MINIATURE YACHTS.
The Regatta Was a Great Success
Followed by Feast.

The Regatta Was Great Success.
Followed by a Feast.
The members of the Hui Moku Liilii
Hawaii were out in great numbers at
the Kings boat house yesterday morn
ing to witness the race between the
rival miniature yachts of which there
were ten.
The course was from the Healani
boat house to the lighthouse and then
to the bell buoy and return. E. Lili-
kalani, Kahulu and VIM. Hakalaau
acted as Judges. There was light wind
and the yachts made very slow pro-
gress.
Kaauai's 'tHealani" came in first, TAX
ing 8 hours and Is minutes to cover
the course The prize was the cup
offered by Queen Dowager Kapiolani
besides 81 in money. Prince Cupid
Kalanianaole's yachts Lady l.. No. T.
and Lady L. No. g. came in second
and third, receiving prizes of SIS and
| $40 respectively, I'D. I. I. K" owned
by Prince Kawananakoa, came in
fourth and received S. in prize money
Mahuka's boat came in fifth with q
prize of $3.50 and the six remaining
were awarded save stakes
After the race, a luau was given Al
the Queen DOWager's place in Honua
kaha where quite a large number o
people assembled.
The yachts are fine specimens o.
| workmanship and hours of hard worl
and thought have been spent in theil
construction. 1t is probable that som,
OF the yachts will be on show soon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
KAPEA.
principal Defendant).

burn, charged with the assassination
of DR.. J. K Smith, of Kauai. There
had been summoned from Monday
morning to 8:45 last evening 100 veni-
remen. Twenty-four of the number
had not been called to the box. The
defense used about dozen of the forty
eight peremptory challenges allowed
by law. The States attorneys had used
but one of twenty-four. All the other
talesmen excused had been sent away
'fOr cause"
Acknowledgement Smith and a num-
ber of members of the bar were in the
court room last evening So soon as
the twelve men had been accepted by
both sides they were told that they
would lodge at the Sailors Home
boarding house and have their meals
at the Arlington. Alfred McGurn and
Opunui were detailed as special officers
in charge of the jury. The latter was
given the usual warning concerning
conversation or reading about the case.
| hAo AIoA AlA6 IAC dCtOIu uCyS 1OT UOtu
sides will make their opening state
ments and the first witness will be
called in the most important criminal
case Hawaii has had for years. Judge
Perry presides. Court will open at
in the morning and it may be thai
night sessions will be held. Some Of
the parties connected with the case ex.
pect it to be finished before the week
is ended
The veniremen excused for cause
had in most instances read of the cas-,
and discussed it and formed opinion:
that they declared could not be remov
ed by evidence. Each candidate fol
jury service was asked if he was IL
any way related to any of the defend
ants. A number were and left withou
further questioning. One gentleman
was asked if he was under any per
sonal obligations to one of the attor
neys for the defense.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
PRICE FIVE OENYA.

Our Senate has ratified the treaty by q
unanimous vote. Our House Of Rep
resentatives, If under the law the Ques-
ton were to come before 1t, would be
also unanimous. The voters OF this
republic are overwhelmingly for It.
Your distinguished colleague, Mr.. Nor
gan Of Alabama, is down here having
a good time. When he goes back you
ask him what sort of folks we are. I
hope you will chip in and help him
all you can, even il he Is a democrat.
The natives here have the same polit-
ical rights that the whites have. In
proportion to theirs intelligence and
capacity. they have as much voice In
the government. Tney hold office In
the same way; they are q fine race Of
people. 1t is rarer to find native Ha-
wafian who cannot read and write than
1t is to find a native of New Hampshire
who cannot.
For the past two years my ofIicial
duties have taken me constantly from
island to island in all parts Of this
little republic. know the conditions
which exist here pretty well. You
know me and you know that wont
lie to you. tell you that the islands
will make just as good an American
community as can be found on Uncle
Sans farm. Sugar has been para
mount in the past: 1t will not be In the
future. Not that the sugar industry
will decrease, but numerous other In
dustries will spring up and these isl
ands in time can support a million
people instead Of 10000. There Is no
pleasanter spot to live in, believe,
anywhere, and with its strategic and
commercial position it is as important
to Uncle Sam as to anyone. I see no
reason why he should not have his
share of the good things going.
e. p. DOLE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
New Pacific Line.

Beginning Sunday, October 81, q new
steamship service was inaugurated
from Portland, Oregon, to Yokohama,
and Shanghai and Hong Kong. The
line will be run in connection with the
Oregon Railway & Navigation Com
pany. Three steamships will constitute
the service-the Braemer, the Mogu-
lam and the Pelican. They will leave
Portland in the order named approx
imately every three weeks. The new
trans-pacific service will be known as
the Northern Pacific Steamship Com
pany, Portland Line
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS,
IF YOU BUY A SINGER.

1T lOO DO L "A O1NIGn,
You will receive careful instruction
from competent teacher at your
home.
You can obtain necessary accessories
direct from the company's Offices.
You will get prompt attention in any
part Of the world, as our Offices are ev-
erywhere and we give careful attention
to all customers, no matter where the
machine may have been purchased.
You will be dealing with the leading
company in the sewing machine busi-
ness, having an uneQualled experience
and an unrivalled reputation - the
strongest guarantee Of excellence.
Sold on easy payments. Repairing
done. B. BERGERSEN, Agent.
161S Bethel Street, Honolulu.
The City Carriage Company possess
only f1rst-class hacks and employ only
careful, steady drivers.
Carriages at all hours.
Telephone 113.
JOHN s. ANDRADE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
HIT HARD.

Police Officers Severely Punished
for an Assault.
Kali, an old police officer was ar
raigned in the Police Court yesterday
morning on the charge of assault and
battery on F. Mauer of the Australia.
He plead guilty and was thereupon
fined $50 and costs, pretty stiff penal
ty under the circumstances, consider
ing the fact that many people come
into Court on the same charge and are
hardly ever given such fine. Judge
Wilcox meant this as an object lesson
for the good of the police officers at
large. Besides being fined, Kali lost
his job and is now looking around for
another.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
Steam Launch Ordered.

D. G. Camarinos, the fruit man, will
send by the Australia today, an order
for steam launch, to carry at least
twenty-five people, this to be made by
a friend of his in California. Mr.. Ca
marinos finds the shore boats too slow
for the business he has to transact
aboard the various vessels in port and
thinks that he can do better with a
steam launch. This will be used as a
pleasure as we'll as a business craft.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
Made Girl Friends.

The Princess Kaiulani was a vel
come visitor at ST. Andrews Priory on
Monday. The pupils presented bou-
quets and leis to the caller and had
quite a. social time with her for half
an hour. The Princess said she thought
the pleasantness recollections OF her
earliest days at school were the holi-
days. On this account she asked the
sisters to give the scholars an outing
and there was ready compliance with
the request.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
100 were CALLED
Of the Number Il Selected for
Jury Service.
ONLY TWO DAYS REQUIRED
Dozen Secured at S:45 Last Even
ing-Case Opens This Morning.
The Challenges Used.

S. K. Aki, plumber.
Alex. George, formerly with the
water works department.
VIM. Chapman, bicycle repairer.
Jos. Kekipi, bookbinder.
Thos. Hennessey, clerk and printer,
formerly in Board of Health ONCE.
]. Koo, employe Consolidated Soda
Water Works Company.
j. N. Taylor, wheelwright with
Wright brothers.
John Bright, musician, formerly luna
in road department.
J. Akina, hackman, ex-police officer
Geo. Cypher, mechanic, with Muel-
Ter, the gun and lock smith.
E. S. Holt, formerly customs guard
Chas. Broad, laborer in Levers &
Cookies lumber yard.
Above is the list of the twelve men
constituting the Hawaiian jury to try
Kapea, Kaio, Upapa and George Rath.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
A Joke on John.

John Silva came out of the Elite Ice
Cream parlors last night and got on
his wheel where he left it and started
off. Suddenly he found himself going
backwards and making an examina-
tlon, found that some one had turned
his seat around and put the handle
bars over the hind wheel. There were
few moments of silent contemplation
emphasized at certain stages and John
rode off.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
Hotel Concert.

The band concert at the Hawaiian
hotel last night was attended by the
largest number of people that have
been present since the stand was
changed to it's present position. The
verandas of the hotel were filled and
the excellent music of the band was
heartily applauded. The Princess
kauilani was present for a short time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
Guatemala Seeks Aid.

One OF the leading coffee planters of
Guatemala has written to Jos. Mars
den lodging a pressing request for the
ladybug that destroys blight. The es-
tate of the writer and of several of his
nelghbors is overrun with blight
similar to that which appeared here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
To Leave Per Australia.

Following are the passengers who
have been booked to leave for San
Francisco on the Australia this after
noon:
Mrs. w. G. Ashley and children,
Miss G. Torbert, Mrs. Walter Maxwell,
2 children and maid, J. r. Renton, Mr..
and Mrs. e. ]. G. Bryant, Miss A. e.
Newcombe, F. p. Plagemann, H. HI.
Bull, p. Johnson, H. Clineschmidt, Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Gardener.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
Art League Exhibit.

The Art League rooms will be open
from to for the next three Monday
nights to allow the people to view the
works of art now on exhibition there.
No admission fee will be charged.
School children will be welcome to at
tend any afternoon except Sundays.
The members of the league sincerely
hope that the school teachers will take
children of their rooms to the exhibi-
ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
Eva Stockholders.

All the officers of the Eva Plantation
Company that served last year were
reelected at an annual meeting held
yesterday. After routine business was
disposed of the proposal to increase or
double the capital stock was intro
duced. There was a clear majority
against this, but it is to be considered
at a special meeting that will be held
between the middle and end of next
month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
Two Dancing Parties.

The Lei Lehua Club gave very en-
joyable dance in independence Park
pavilion last night.
The Lei Poni Moi dancing club start
ed in again for the fall, Monday night
A very large turnout of the young
peOle was present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
Tennis.

Ladies' day at the courts of the Paci-
cific Tennis Club this afternoon from
3 to $50 o'clock Friends of the club
are cordially invited to attend. The
band will play on the Executive build
ing grounds during the afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17

several years ago and was put to fight
by the Australian insects introduced
by Professor Koebele. The Guatema-
Ian planters were referred to Mr.. Mars
den by Professor Howard, an entomolo-
gist at Washington and will be given
relief at once
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-17
Steamers.

The Australia leaves at p. m. today
for San Francisco. The Alameda will
be due from San Francisco, early on
Thursday, en- route for New Zealand
and Australia. The Gaelic will be due
from China and japan on Thursday, to
leave for San Francisco on Friday.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

tern bon &altitein a%ufeel0it unb fOrtaefi6rt
nuroen bon ben freiIenben UetpdIfern Der
unteriroii9en Melt, beren mineralii6 e Be-
itanbt6eile Ite btlben. g6e i9 jeoo9 ben 2ez
ier in bas Snnere Der MammutAz00bl elm
fibre, min i6 einige biitorif9e SbdtIa9en
in 8etreff berTelben bo~raus19iden, pel9e
nur penig betannt ItnD unb BON a~1gerneinem
Snterei1e fstn birften.
Sm Sabre 1900 tpare11 muir % SaltIteinz
bD6len in &entudb befannt, oenln Elm gez
ntfer Mr. Sopler iibsr 100000 Pfunh
Salpeter entnpmmen ba6en foa. Sn ben
friibe1ten 8eri9ten iiber bie1e 956len pirD
%bebauptet, baB mafiibe MaFen poa Sdlpe~
ter gefunben tpurben, tpel9e boa 100 big
gu 1900 pfun6" gepogen BADEN loaen. SSn
feiner n@eologie Der Meftli4en Stnuten",
berausgegsben in 1843, f%orrigirt 8prem
2aprence etnen populGren Srrt9nT, inbsm
er BON bieien Nbldgerungen iagt: uGaGfAer
Sulpeter pirb in bielen 606ltn 9efunben,
namentli9 in Der MammutAz90 7l@s lit
iebp9 nur Ialpeterfaurer &alf, DIR erft bur4
4uslau3en nit ,9ol5af6e 5n5afpRter 4um9sz
tpunbelt pirb." 9pftDr Samuel 8rpipn oDn
lexington, &entudn, unternabm i'm SdDre
1906 cine &eife gu Bferbe BON 1000 Wteilen,
UNI Der Nmeritaniidsn4 9biGofop9iId'n Sc
feqf9aft in B6ilabelpbia in 8e3ag uuf bieie
9ilfsque1en 3batfa6en gu unterbreiten,
tpel6e, pie er be6auptete, BON GROCER @ibz
tigfeit i'm Safe zines &rieges nit elmer altsz
pGrtigen Ma@t fem piirben. Gr gie6t be-
t%aiIirte Nntpeiiungen iiber bic Manl1fuftar
bes Galpeters, boG6 erpG6nt er nit feinsr
Silbe Der Mammut6%0D6le. gs lit oa6er
5peifelbaft, baB, pie 8aDarb GaDGor BE-
bauptet, biefe 90ble i'm Sabre 1902 entbedt
tporben lei, unb man 1T e6er esnaiSt, benz
3eugntfe BON Srant @orir1 @[aubtn gu
f9enfen, baB ie 1909 gum erften Male bon
etnem SGger, Namens 9utdbins, bstreten
tpurbe, Der einen bertpunbeten 8Gren berz
folgte, tpel4er fi9 in fie gefli6tet bate.
Die 906lenfori9er fdnben, buB tie rei6z
baltige 2ager bon ialpeterfaurer Grbe mt
bislt, mas einen 9errn Mc2ean b:rdnlaBie,
fe i'm Sabre 1911, nit 200 Nder 2ano in
Der NGbe ibres @ingangs, fir 40 Dollars
fdufli4 gu erper6en. Mc2ean berfauFte 1e
balo barauf tpieber an @rab uno Miltins.
beren Ngent, &r4ibalb MiIer, pd9reno beg
&rieges BON 1912 fir lire Sige.1tbamer
bur9 bic 9eriteGung BON Salpeter Elm gtrz
} 0ortiebun9 auf Der 2. Sette.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
Gbtraeo, aeattttoot1, II. a1ouen1ber 1897.

8igen 8a9 ODER 9trpm laufenben WaKers gu
iiber19reiten. Mnes gfegenpai1er berf9minz
bet bon Der Sberfld9e unb finbet bur4 Die
bielen D@int5oles" 1einen Meg in bic unter=
irbli9en 6Dblen unO @Gnge, tpel9e bus
SommeLbafiin fir baS @aKer Der t~penigen
gu Sage tretenben Str0me bieier @sgenb Bill
ben, BON tpel9en Der @reen &iper Der 6aupt=
Id9li@ite lit. @s tpirb berihtet, baB es in
edmonton Gountp alletn iiber 1000 Stint
9oles" unb 500 befannte 6Dblen giebt.
0as @efetn, in tDel6em ft9 oie W3anz
mlltbz 9D9Ie t:finbet, geb0rt CUR peripOe Der
unteren acknowledgement unb 5sitebt uus
nur 3tp0lf 59i9ten, bem gbeter=S an6tein
unb Dem ct. 2ouis &altitetn. 3mif6en
beiben nirb 5utpeilen cine 6iinre S9i9t BON
&onglomerGten angetrpffen, bon lpelAer Bic
8ieiel berrii6ren, bic auf benz 8ooen Der
90ble bier unb ba gefunben peroen. Son
Dem Nibeau be5 @reen Giber Bis gum 9tpfel
Der &alfiteinab6dngs 1T Elm 6O6enunterz
f9ieb BON nngefGbr 325 SUB, Oas AbfluB@
Nibeau Der 9D6le, i'm G6o 8iber unb auf
Dem 8oben einiger Der gr0Beren S9linbe,
lift benna9 anndbern0 325 SUB untr benz
b09ten Punfte Der l1mgegenb. Ia feinem
plabe bur6breben Die 1ogendnnten Dome"
Der !90be Die bariiberliegenDe SanOit einz
f9t@t. Seine Der 0aGlen pber Telisntamz
mern in ibrem Srnern bat na9 ben erit
tiir3li6 bOrgenDmnemn Mefiungen cine grDz
Bere @Dbe als $50 SUP, unb ale in ben 9ez
tpDbnlt9en 8eribten iiber Die Mammut6z
60bIe argegete1en 90bsn berielbsn finO mel
items iibertrieber. 9as in Die OefFnungen
unb Spalten Der friiber mafiben &altteinz
i9i6t ~etnbringenbe ulb nit 8obleafdure gez
16tpdn9erte Ma1er lit Die @ntIte6ung5urz
fade Der 6D6len. Die 3eit that ba3 l1e6rige.
Ser beobadtsnbe geiu6er pirb Otets Spa1z
ten bemerten, Our9 pel9e bas 8afIer in 6us
iolibe Geitein ein9e0rungen 1T, unp tptr6 ben
gripsiterungsprO5eB @Gritt fir S9ritt oerz
folgen f0nnen, bon Dem Wafer, tpetdrs burd5
bas Geitein fidert, gu benz, pelAsS our4 Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

Gpalten flieBt ober iibr ber16ie0ene Rdroer
6erabfG1t, mo bic Spdlten 5& metten 8un9en
%umgepan0elt Dor0en 1ino. Der &dlf1tetn it
burd ben Mineralgabalt 6es etnoriit9enoen
Maiers na9 n1nb na4 aufgelot tporben, 1lr10
ba8 QroBe Werf Der @rcabation Der Wfamz
mrt6106ie lit elm yBroblem Der 4uflDfun9" F,
unD Der @breibungsz ober Grpiionspro3eB
qebt bsute nod ri4t i6nelsr b0r It4, alS Dor
SauIenoen BON Sa9ren. Gs %eriitiren feline
8epeiie, buB Die unterirbii9en SliIle ie grDz
Ber qep.ien finb, ais 6eute, bic Stalatttten
lln6 5talaQmiten er5G6len bieielbe Mdr BON
Mufl0iung, urb ulsh Die ii4 INNER neu forz
mirenben &rDItale BON &alt, Sips un6
f9pefeGfaurem Notrpn ipreGen Bon bur9z
fidernbem Wafer unb Ieiner gebeilnen Gbe@
npie. @benio 1T Der eigent6Imltda @4draf=
ter Der tiefen 2D6er pber S6lunoe Elm See
peis, boB Die 6Dbts bauptid9li4 Elm gro6utt
b:r NufIDfuns 1T. sic ale. o4ne au5na9n1e,
6aben faneqirte MdnOe, uusgefur9t ourA
Das Waf1er Der Dielen fleinen Str0nle, ipel6e
an iGren @eiten 6inunterflaBen. Soft ale
| S9tiin0e 1inb pben eng unh breiten i9 nab
unten gu aus. 8o1 ben o6eren Rdn6ern
einiger berfelbsn fdat bds Wafer binab rnb
fDrbert ms9anii9 bas Merf Der gufl0iang.
unregelmdBige unb ge5adte NdnDs perbsn
in alien biefsn S4linOen ungetrOffen.
@on 1pe3ieQem geologii9em Snterefe ftnb
Die @rOtten unb 6aGen, in Denen Iib Sta=
~1attiten biloen; Die Oeriperrten @dnge, NOD
Der frii6er ben &altitein iberlagernbe Sanoz
itein eingefaQen ut; Die @9tiinbe, in Oenen
Die @uflDiungss unb &eibungspro5e1e ieBt
NOD neitsr9e6en, un0 Die Sliife, e%ntlang
pel9en Der 4altiein beftdnoig pei9 ut unb
3eugniB ablegt bon Der Wirtung Der in ben
cirtulirenoen 8epdfern ent6altenen &oblenS
Idure. Nipgenopo in Der 913le 3eigt fi@
etne &ippuns ODER Oeplucirung Der Strata;
Der 8efu3er pirb inn @egent6eil iiberraf9t
1etn bon elmer glei9mdBigen Sori3ontulitdt
Der Gagerbetten Oes @eiteins. Dap grDbere
o0er tleinere Selsmafen, bur9 MuflDiung
gel9nd3t, our3 lire eigene S9pere 6erabz
~gefaden iinb, bepeiien bic a%ufgefunbenen De-
t~adfrten Selsitiide = Der vSarq bes &iez
fen" Giants coffin, Sic Stambing @ods,
Der @alfii9, Der gorticretp unb anbers.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
Na9 ben neueiten Sorf6uugen bei6ri
Gt1aii aBlnbin, CHILLING enieur.

punbern, ionoern au4 fir goG9e, pelbe 1ie
i9on beIu9t baden.
Die 2ouisbiGe unb Nai6biIe= @ifenba6n
brtngt uns brett in Die 906lenregion BON
edmonton Gountp, in neG9em Die Mamz
mut4zS o3le gslegen 1T. 8on ben 6en1tern
Der Waggons. aus t0nnen mir beutli@ ipabrz
ne9men, in pel4er 8eiFe bic 2anbf9aft
bur4 eroiioe prp3efIe i6ren b~eutigen Gbaratz
ter erbulten fat, SauIenbe bon ranobs" ,
Ooer tegeIfOrmige @r906ungen, unb r9int@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

in Der Mammut6z 606le D%orgenommen tpur>
ben, ergaben, baB Die mittlere Sempsratur
Der 2uft, fait gleiAmdBig i'm Snnern Derz
tbeilt, 81 @rab Sa9renbeit betrGgt, unb ieber
8efu@er Der 0D5le i'm Sommer fiblt bic
ftarte, talte Qufttr0mung, pel9e ibm aus
benz Snnern e~ntgegentpaQt.
Ser MenI9 fam nun nit Staunen unb
REMEMBERING bsIes groBart!ge @ert Der
Natur betra9ten, tpe1tn er bs0enft, tpie biel
3auienbe bon Sabren ba5u n0thig iparen,
uno ME biel 9unbertaufsnbe bon &ubitmez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

fentlt6fett brdngen bon Der Gntoedung
Speier neuen 606lsn in &entudD, Deren Nuss
be6nung unb 9ra9t Die Der neltberiihmttn
Mammut6z 606le nod ii6ertreffen Ioaten,
beranlaBten mid, cine @inlabung bes @oloz
mel Bennett 8. 0oung an3unebmen (eires
befannten 9puisptler M0bofaten, Der ii9 auf
Dem @ebiete et6nogrup9ii9er SorI9ungen,
@usgra6ungen BON inbianiI9en 9ra66ugeln
Mounbs) unb bur9 feline ausgepG6lte,
grDBe Sammlung bon 8eliquien prGAtitoriz
iber, o1nerifanif6er &dfen groBe 8er0ienlte
frlppr6en 6at), bieTen neuentbedten untertrz
hiI9en 8egionen in ieiner 8egleitung einen
8e1u9 qb3uitatten, INN mid bpn Der @abrz
belt pber unpa6rbeit Der periobii9 auftrez
'tenoen 8eri6te 81 ii6er3eugen. 9ieie tpdren
70 punberbarer gfatur, baB penige Berfoz
men, benen fe gu Obren famen, geneigt f6iez
men, linen @lauben gu i6enfen. Man btelt
IS etnfa9 fir unmDgli6, baB cine 9O6le
entbedt porben lei, bic in 8e5ug duf Nus<
'be6nung unb 9roBartigfeit i6rer Struttur
Der Mammutbz9 06Ie 9lei1geiteGt per0en
f0nnte, peG9e felt targen 3eiten bic 8epunz
5erung BON Saufenben erregt bat, Die bon
oIen S6eilen Der Nelt 6er6eiftrDmen, Dieie
unterirbif9en @unber gu b itaunen.
Die erit bOr fur5er 3eit eefOri9ten 906z
Zen iinb in bemielben @ountp &entudp's
edmonton Guuntp) gelegen, in tpeI4em ii3
Die Mammut6z6 06le befinbet, unb obglei6
i4 Die lebtere fri6er beTu9t bate, entI9lOB
i9 mid, Die @elegenbeit gu benuBen, ie mod
einnal elmer nG6eren SnfPettiOn gu unterz
5ie6en, unb 5nar gu Dem 3nede, bteies
Wunberiperf Der Natur NIT UNI 10 grDBerem
8erftdnbntfe 3u glei4er 3eit nit
einem 8ert9t iiber bic n<uentbed>
ten 9ObIen, bef4reiben au f0n>
men. @be ib buber auf cine 8ef9rei6ung Der
Iebteren iiberge6e, min i9 ben 2eIer 3uerit
in Die tpunberpouen @e6eimniiIe Der Mamz
mutb=9DbGe einpei6en. Tins @Gen 1T BON Der
@3ule Der 6etannt, baB Die Mammut9z
9O9le in &ertudb gu ben 8unbern Der WeIt
gere9net ptrb, unb cine 8ei9reibung berieIz
BEN mad ben ~neueten SOrf9ungen pirb ta=
ber Dielei9t BON augemeinem SnterefIe un6
lebrrei4 fem, nibt a1ein fir 9tejenigeu,
nel4e mod ni9t 9elegenbeit 6atten, lire
Gbsrirbii4<f4One unterirbii@e 9ru4t gu be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

6oles" iinb in biefer @e9enb bemerf6ar.
r@inf9oIes" iinb obale 9epreffionen bon
0erf9iebener @r0Be un0 SieFe, tpel4e feinen
NbfIuB baden, auBer bur9 cine tri9terfOrz
MICE Oeffnung in i6ren tiefIten punften,
nel9e nit ben unterirbif9en ausgeb06lten
@Gngen tommuni5iren. go augemein BADEN
biele pro5eie itattgefunben, baB man gez
pife @egenben in Der &altteinfOrmution
&entudD's bur9reiIen tann, p6ne einen ELM
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

ieren beritor6enen 9errn 9ermann Barter,
alls3ufpre9en, piepobG audi fir bas f4Dne
Bib nNapoleon's &iid5ug BON Mostau"
pel3es groBes Snterefe fir mid bat.
SIR bant6arer
Peter Sbalen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

9ie British Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science uub baS Smitbz
~Tonian Snititute in @aI6ingtOn lieBen gez
meinl9aftlib oor Elm paar Sabren 8erfuAs
auTteGen, um Die mittlere 9emperatur Der
@rbfru7te gu %beitinlnlsn. Cine 8eibe oon
SbTer0ationen, tpel9e gu OieIem 3pede au4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17
S6sG6D, 2eb,, ben Is. Sept. 1897.

9esbrte Expedition Der SainOis @taatss
3eitung!
Grlaube mir hermit, S6nen meiaen ltno
meiner Samilie beiten 9ant fir oas mir 5uz
e%rfannte pertbooue @ef9ent (ReiIebil6sr
bon 9ermann &aiter), Elm anbenten an ut@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-11-17

r~3dbGungen unb Sc
rt4te, tpeI9e pGbz
renb Der leBten bei=
ben Sabre BON 3eit
gil 3eit in Die Del