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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
2sermanente AuslteIatt9
einbeimil6en 9Sabritaten,
Die Scrren Sdcobf s. 5cntins fabrtiirtn oae
SiIberndareu, peId,e (Ie pertaufcH.

Wdbrcuo Baltimorsr Gei6dtseutc Die 0Ioq!ib=
feit elmer NusfclluuQ pom eiubeimii6en 9rooutten
in GriDdQunQ jicheu If Is raibiun, bon elmer, oer=
artiqen psrmauentcn glustelunG eiubCimlbp So
brifaIe lUie ioldbe inter Der Scituuq OrC ocrren
Sacobi & &cutus, ben Silbcri6micOeu i'll ytr. 2l6.
4oro=6 Charles Strdbs, beitebt, udbcre Giui6t 3u
nebmeu. Sie f5irmu iubri3rt icoes pom ibr III Den
Nanoc qcbru6tc Stiid, iuOeu tic Den 9tobsSullion,
999ilO00 ciu tuutt unO Ooiielbe SIT 925il000 Stcrz
lima ldntcrt an pclber Rutio es in Dem icrtiQ
qcicltcu artitel srid)eint. Sic Npriuocn BON
prd6tiQeu 7Sacous, in melde Sterling Silber IN
ben 9dnOcn Ciuts qeibidtm oiibcribmicOes oerarz
beitet pcrDcu fduu uno Die uor3u0IidCu Sciius,
nit Otncn Oiciclbsu pou ben 6ielircru Qcitmiidt
pcrotu t6nuen, iuO bcrporrooeuO in ocreu Nus
iteauuo pom Sufclz, 5Olctteuz uHO S6reibttlbz
GsrGtbeu inHitrirt Sic Gobrif bsiiuoet ij nit
pen Au5icaunas srdumeu in oemelbeu SsbGuOs uno
III itcts iiir @cutbcr ge0tiuet. Scoes BON ibuen
Dertauitt Stiid SibrDdare trd0t Ocreu HameR INN
oauOClsmarfe - ous Sblacbten= =YtonUment cine
ncitere 6urautit fiir oas 9altimorcr Yroouft. Die
GunOeH Der 5irma bsiablen Den 5dbritsQrsis uuo
crlpdreH ben QrOiit ocs 3niibCHbduolcrs. Pdl=
timort miro pobri6eiHlib cine Ausitsame eiubeis
miider 8roDutte erbalteH, uno jiudr cine olhC,
pcl9e Der StaOt Jur gbre Qereidt bod beoor fid)
Oicis SOes UeriUirfIidbt, fnO Die Stsrliuo Sibsr=
gBaarsu Der oerreu SatObi 4 Sentius ju elmer per-
muneHreu NushcluuQ oeren0t eH Sciipie pOu
Der GcfuuQsfGbiafsit bieiioer &itnfer lieisruO.
Die i5rma ptrdusQubt siuen iebr iboueu RatalOg,
ptter aui 9erluuqeH Oerubiolgt prD.
tgpp y, ,tuS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
Die . , Ter.

Bis jeBt peiB man nur pon 3pei
5o0ten, rdm.ih u. s. Wbite, Elm &dz
pituliit aus San 6ran3isco, Il. Qepis
Mners, Elm &aufmann aus Staguap,
2llusfu. Wtt6rere 8erIonsn psr0en
ieoo6 permiBt, unb Obne 3psifeI pa
ben nod ms6r Usn5hen ben SOD erlitz
ten.
Inter BEN 8erleBtsn beTinDen lid:
+. 9. Nooran, ct. Qouis, 6eioe SUB
fn06el gs6rofen; 9eorge 9u6ar, San
Srun3iscp, S4nittpunben an &0rz
per; iSrl. 8rioget Ulit6eu, San 5ruus
3iscp, I6limme QuetiGungsn; 6euers
WurI6uu Sope, San 6ran3isco,
S6rittpunoen am &opf.
8ermiBt perDen: s. W. 2eig6eao
San 5ranais:p, 3a6lmeiiter be50am=
piers yGitb Of Sponep;;" +. Waatb2rs
Bee uno 5rau, Super6ia, M}aT.; --
sFrier, Elm 8u6mu9er; +. R. 2lns
oreps, &uFiirer oes 5otels; 6reoerid
@e6iter; 8nei StubenmGoGen; Sobr
Garter; 3bomas 8ertep, Q6ehor DOR
SucrdmentozGountp, Sal, unb 5rdu
Die 0erluite, pel6e bic 8eI6dFts=
leute erlitten, oeren @td6li9ements iiG
i'm unteran Stodperte befanoen, iinE
beoeuteno. SS6r genauer 8etrdg lit nod
ntft feitgeitelIt. 112 POli8iitsn Darer
pGbreno Der 9euers6runit auf Del
8rdnoitGtte i'm Oienit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24

EsimQeiu1t porOen. peIher oieIe 8ea
bduoe 3erit0rte unO grObes llnheil in
ber llmqegenp unrihtete. Dabri6einb
LID iinO aud @erluite an Uteni6enle@
ben 3u betLdgen.
Gin @aifen6aus gel Aiols
len.
2pnoDn, %. Ropem6sy. - Der
@orreipOnOent Oes oDailp @brOnicle"
in GonItdntinopel meloet:
Der Sultan bat bic ShIieBung etz
ne5 0ai1eu6uuIss in 3eitun, pel4es
ieds5ig sIternIoIen Spfsrn Der armes
niiGsn 8reuel cine 6eimItdtte bot, ans
georonet. 9as SynItitut pirO BON
umeritanjideu Miiiondren por3iigli9
gelsitet uno bauptId4li6 nit britis
Idsm @elOt unterfiiBt. Der 8eIdnote
Der Der. Stuaien O5far Strdus unb
Der 6ritiI6s 8ptinafter Sir Ii4olas
O'GonOr BADEN BEL Der Yforte 8ea
f6Deros gefiibrt."
@entrOIRtO5 ongebIta 9es
fallen.
9O} a Drin, %. Tpoem6er, pia 8ius
riB, 6runtrei6. - Soe6sn lit bier bds
Seriint eingetroffen, oaB 9enerdI
3joS, 8ouoerneur Der 8iiuDu5z SSns
fefa, pom Den uufitGnoigen Sa9alOs iR
Sloilo ermorDet poroen it, 9ensrdI
3io5 mar 8eneralzGapitdn 3lt SSIoilo,
ais QOmirul 0etpep in ben 6dfen BON
0tduila einfu6r unO Der fpanii9en
Bbiyippinenz6lptte Den 9aruu5 mu6s
te. 2(ls es Gnoe Suli tlur purOe, odB
Manila's 6al unpermeiOIi6 Iei, be1
traute i6n Die 0}dorioer Regierung
nit Der 8erpaltung bes gdn3en 8es
bietes, pelfes frii6er 9enerul5Gdpttdr
2lu9uIti gu Mdnilu perpultet bate. Syn
leBter 3eit naren bic Rebellen duf ben
8iIaDasz zSnieln itbr attip unb umz
! 3ingelten INNER enger Die Sduptltdot
| SSloilo. 3io5 bate bdufig um Ser
fdrtungen gebeten, a6er Spanien mar
ma6tIO5, inn 81 belfen, uno muBte
ibn tbatfddGb ieinem S6idial iibers
laiIsn. Dor einigen 3agen mar beri4z
tet pprOen, oaB bic Sniurgenten Sluilo
eingenpmmen bGtten, oo6 batten ipGa
tere DepeI9an oieIe5 9erijht oemena
tirt. Sopiel Itebt ieOof feIt, buB Die
2age gu Sloilo fir bic Spanier cine
par8Ipeifelte lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
3ultannr anf Vurtn glirn.

@enerul groofe erftGrt Die tiir3Iihsn
Nu6r;6ten iibsr unrubsn auf Der
SSnist fir ii6ertrieben. - 2r0sr IS
miro bort Tlptt peiter gsIto6len.
0aIbtnqton, ,. g., %. 9top,
- General 8roote m&lbet oem8rie95z
Oepartsment, oaB Die tiir3li6en Nah=
ri6ten unO g25hperpen uber geIeBloie
3uHGnoe in porto Rico Iturt ii6ertriez
ben Teien. 2eBte 0ofs paren 6sunruz
Gigsnoo 0}aIounQen ejngetrOTfsn, Die
@;nnobn2r ron 8orto Rico Diir0sn
Don RGu6er61nOer es6ranoihaBt uno
6Gtten oQ8u npd unter bsn tls6ergrif=
fen elmer rotsn amsrifaniIhen SD.ba>
tesla 3u tejoen. 0ds 8rieg5 : 0sparz
tomsnt 6utte oann Ioglein Sen. 8roote
6eauftra9t, Die gei6perosn 81 unterz
iuhen uno 6albmOgIihIt geri6t gu IL
Etatten. Die 2lntport 1T e;ngetroffen
unO iQutet pie folqt:
.Bpncs, q. 9}opem6er. - N}el=
oungen aug 'SebaItian uno unoersn
unru5;gsn 8sQenoen trefFen tdg.id Elm,
Nus ienem 5teite Der 95nIel nurbsa
qleif mad Der ltebsrna6me RubeIt0=
run1en Qemelcet, ooh BABE it sinen
9riinOli6en 9atrouillsoienIt pr9uniIirt
Der audi jcBt nod 6eits6t. Set brei
ooer pier @oten lit 2lQss ru6ig. 8iale
8unOiter IinO BON Den Pattpuille@
8Gngern get0Dtet ooer oernunosi nor
Den. 9erihte ii6sr oprtige 3uItGnos
Iino Ie6r itlrf iibertrie6en. 2(u5 jeOem
36sile Der '5niel Iieqen isBt Ms.oungen
Dor. unb i6eruG berri6t RuG: uno
OrOnunq. (qe3) 8roote."
ouan De Bprto IT tc o,
%. Nopem6er. = sSngerieur SoIe6sr=
aunoe5, @ormann Martin Rioiera uab
RaI1irer 55ranciscp Noa, TGmmtti6 i'm
9spurtement fir 6aFsn 8auten, Tub
6eute unttr Der 8e56ulo;gung, dmtIifs
8tloer unterT 4lagen 3u Ed6en, berbafz
tet poroen. Sin Oetsttip 9atte in Grz
fa6runa 9e6ra6t, oaB bas 9epurtss
ment Stro6mGnner auf Der 3a6IliIts
He6en 6atte unb Soften in @er6inOuno
nit 9agger Qlrbeiten bere6nets, mel
9e lGn9f eingeIteqt poroen paren.
Waior Root priiFte Die Bidder oes De-
partements uro funo ben S9ninoel
aus. Oaruuf6in erfoigten Die 9er@
baftun9en. Die ShpinOeleien batttn
unter FpaniT6er 6errI6uft i6ren Nm
Tang genpmmer uno iino unter amerts
taniIGer murter fortgeieBt poroen.
en- amtliGen &reiIan EerrTht betrd6tz
li3e 8eTtiir3ung. Die 6ofsn 4r6sis
ten fie6en untsr Der 2lufIi6t oes &as
pitdns Gdrbpnnel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
Wt6tiqe Gon3ef{ion n.

2pnoon, %. Nopem6er. - Der
Correspondent Der pDuilp U2ail" in
9efing meipst. Elm en9Iii4=aineiHdss
SpnOitat babe bic pidtige GOn3siiiOn
gum 8au elmer Gifenbu6n Don Canton
nu6 G6eng>Su in Der PrOpiu3 S5s=
G6uen erbalten. Die 8a6n perbe
lpabrI4einli9 6ei 'Suiz6u Den gang
tIesRianq iiberI9reiten unb bort an bic
proieftirte 0srlGneerung Der .9urz
ma4sgabH" 2lni4Iub sr9dIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
g1tErtntntttE

cotr eHag,ntntiunouEg ioGte mittsIh BEG geoSB
8t!!;i b,bau0tt nr0,r, ME nabttbmo: S,m gas
;ieuttn ioattu JpaujtJ IrOpitn R,liti tOs Gtuubs
in siu,m 9BsuqlOic init y9afrr p;rlbiOI0t uno Die
glujt 8ruh Der 6Hd,H uno Oi: anoutu f0rpua
tbtilt bdutiq init Gem 8tlitf ,jugtrjebeu p,r0rH:
r8stf T,a" uro 6l,iabru5t muftH Dtrabrtidt MRS
oeu, uut 0,u Qatimtm bti Graitsu iu tr5ultsu, UNI
Die 2dym, maiu Gslc5sutli6 mitt,lf Or. Ras'
Usps 9il,u in Ibdtigfst gtitst rtrOeu.
GuyiuOuug Der 3ir,u GHtjuHDuHl Der 9lait,
Gutyunouuq Der Giue,Dto' GntiuuOuHg Der guns
s,u. Duuom pals Bronchitis, 5bDuatbmgf't,
Group, Ratarrb 5uiutu3a, R0pii5mrIsu, 3dbha
lam,rj,u. RcuralQit, 8bmmatismus, Sbutt,lirOf.
gBtaitfitbtr 6rott,ultH, POM JrOfe aHgtgrtiiae
66rpsrtbsilt
ii. Nppiiation BON 8suOp Rttief uaa
Dem R0rptrtb.il, Oo,r otn GOrputbsil,u ruOi,lbt
oas 2,iOtn OOsr Der rStm,y8 i:iu,u sit Bat ptrurs
iaat 4iu1suug uuO 9ciTuHg.
SRurrii6. Sin bolb'r bis ,ia gdHiu Sbt;S
l0fftl Uou in ,iu,m @iat g8af,r furrt in rDsniasu
Mnuim G,ibjbm,u:n Rrdmpi, ilurtu Dsaasn,
lIsbfltsit Gr6gc6tu, Soobr:uusu, NuuoTtdt, Ti'
Crane, 5blafIoFqt,it Eiagv5c,, Sou! 9abuugt6
UNI dns inRtrli9tH gabpu0tH
Malaria in fsineH psridbieeentr Tormen
Siebtr uno 2BsdbfsIfiebSr sebeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
0ie tir9 9 lihen Sr0en auf
ben Qbilippinen.

Rpm. %. NDpember. Migre.
&eane, nel6er ioe6en bon elmer Ntifs
Ton mad @dI6ington in @er6inouns
nit Der Regelung Der 3e6te Der t1tbo=
liT9en Oroen auf ben 9bilippinen gus
riitgete6rt lit, fpuroe gsItsrn BON
papIte empfangen. Gr beri4tete, Oab
in elmer Gonferen3 @r56ii4of Sre>
loro's nit prGfOnt Mc&inlep cine
giinltige Regelung Der 6=uge in auss
fi6t gtItellt lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
Jo6n C. gri6(c.
Slace=S =Sanoidlube.

8auFet Die 6eiten; es liegt teine Grz
IparniB in Dem @infuuf bon billi9en
8lace : SanoI6u6en. S60n6eit.
&Omfort uno 9auerbaftigteit iinO in
unIeren 9lace 5anOi6uben persi=
nigt, bic Dolltommen Der 6anb Ii9
anpafen. Sin gut paiienoer 5anb=
I6u6 iiebt Itets huhI9 uno elegant
aus. SunOidube fir 0amen, 6errsn
unp &inosr. idmmtli4 garantirt uno
angepaBt an unIerem 2a0entii6e fir
$1.0O duftpdrts.
Sriblr, Ir. 80, @sit=9rrinstun= Str.
RB@s pirS Seutfdb sefprOben.
(S0ftS.1SS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24

tugrt ui6t MIR om Qa:imtsH Der BON Or q Iuria
trar,fi,r 1T, iouotru ts miqtbn aud G,uts, D;lbe
bi;yia- iuclinrcu uH0 itO,n 0orssu bel III Auiheb;H
5Daujig big Oreibiq 5ropi'n RtaOp RtIief
in susm @lli, @aFsr u,5m,H uU0 tju,H Grader
eitu Oititn Nudu'n.
3u bab,u bsi an,u agot6,ftrn, Soc pro dlaids
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
englii9er r6iibler. "

9drts, %, 9ppem6er. - Die
IpaniI6en 6rieoen5zGommiiidre mar
ten nod auf Snitruftioner aus Maz
orio, uno duf ibr 9eIuA piro beute
feline SiBung Der 6rieoen5z Sonfsren3
itdttfinosn. Oas Datum Der ndhIten
8erIammlung lit nod midi feItgeIeBt.
Der beutige 2(ufI6u6 gilt ais Elm bOffz
nungspolles 3ei6en. 0dbren0 Der
0(dortoer Re9ierung nod nt4t Der
Dolle WOrtlaut be5 ameritdnii6en III
timutums 3ugegangen lit, iino ibr Oen>
nod bic bauptTG6li6sn 9untte beiIelz
ben bsreit5 ain Wontug N6eno per 5ez
legrap6 ii6ermittelt nprOen, unO Denn
lie entifloiien pdre, Die 6orberungsn
Der Der. Stauten abIolut 3uriid3upet=
len, 10 piirbe lie es o6ne 3peifel BE-
reits gethan BADEN. W&e6rere Der dmez
ritanii6en Gommifdre ertlGren it6
feute ii6er3eugt, oaB Spanien Dor Dem
8arItrei6en Der gegebensn 8e0ent3ett
(nG6Iten U}pntag) in bic ameritdnts
I6en 8eoingllngen einpilligen nirO,
uro OaB idIieBli6 ale Ipanii6en
@onmifiGre ben SrieOenspertrag unz
ier3eifrsn perOen, 70 ie6r ii4 audi ibr
8orIiBer Senor 0&ontero Rio5 -
na6rI6einli6 aus politiI6sn 8riinz
zen - gegenpdrtig nod oogegen
itrGu6t. SOlte er Ii4 enogiiltig petz
germ, 10 glaubt man, OdB er Oura Sez
nor 2eon y Gaitilo, ben biviigen ipa>
niI6en 8eianbten, ais PrdIiOent Der
IpaniI6sn GommiiIion erFeBt perOen
nirD. Senor 3io5 I6idte gsitern
Q(6enO ben arnerifQniI6en GOmmifGz
rem elm S9rei6en, in pel9am er Der@
i6isDene 6ra9en itellte. Die bduptz
iG6liGe berfelben mar, ob bic Qmeris
tuner es nit i6rer 6prberung, puB i6r
llltimatum bis ipdteitens am W&ontdg
6eanttportet tperben miiiie, ernIt metnz
ten? Gr erbielt prompt cine beiu6en0e
0nIport.
@iner Der fpdniIhen @pmmtfdre
Usrii6erte beute Dem 6ieiigsn 8ertreter
Der r9(Fociirten 8reiIe." 0aB bic nG6s
its 'SiBung Der Gonferen3 an 6reitdg
oOer SamItug itattfinDen, unO DdB
Spanien in DerIel6en eine enogiilttge
2(ntport ge6en peroe. Die QntpOrt,
Tugte er, perOe bie8er6anOlungen gum
2(bI9luB 6rinqen. Man lsgt bier OieIe
2(euBerun9 odbin aus, Dab 'Spanien
oen 6rieoen5Dertrdg untsr5eidnen
ptro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
>FF}}sIF}}
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
beribafft iufurtigs 9tuOsruns.
GtRaftnngen, ,peGer 9Safs.

gSeHH Sic JDaH3g Oou OreiBig Tropftn Ote
Itl0p R,li,i nit stiDls Sprup OOr Dem S6laI,ns
gsbsu HsbmcH uHO tiu.u 6iau,a=esDptu, init 8tlitE
gtidtti0t, I'M Osu Sus ma6en, DsrOtr Sir btE
margsus pon 35rer HalstHnHuouHg pit0tr b'rasa
Nfnt isin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24

g Ia . TO R Ia
lragtdis >yDaSSebeWaS IhrFu8h8rGekauft HABIT
'eaa5f' 1aa N4<HH HS7tZSM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
gSieber eit Sluflttub.
Spanitr warttn auf e9nfrukIionfn.
Sic auf geitcrn an6cranmtc StbuH9
Der sSrieSens=GpnfcrcuS bic Jret=
tag DDcr Samitaa nericbObcn.

Damn o6er ioll gan8 getpiB cine Gntz
i4eiOung abgegeben peroen. -
@as etli6e Der IpaniT4en uno Der
ameritanii4en GOmmifdrs gsla8t
BADEN IoGen, unD mas man oaruus
I6lieBt. - Spunien nil bic cuz
6onii8e S6ulo ni3t repuOiiren,
- Marf6au 8Ianco's &eii8naz
tion als 8enerat Gapitdn BON
Gu6a enbli9 angenommeu. - Die
Na4ri6t iiber llnter6anOlun8er
8etreff5 2t6tretung Der Sniel So.
cotra an bic Ser. Stuaten un6e;
griinOet. - 8ieGsi6t mar Fs cir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
Du Brau & Dubbelde,
9etprateure uHS &tubenmaIsH.
Bette arFsit, btGisits Vretie.
col mRaeifpnSMpe., &de SlosIsS&tSa
Sr. Nt. @iener,
bnm o 0npatbiidler Nr3t,

RattsApenuc, Splitsn R,if,rstoruus 2urupiie une
Der sgSeitI. gib Saba."
g1oH Hebms DltesUinss Oosr gB.ns arIiHstoHsGa ars
Q-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24

9ensral groote erttGrt Die tiir3Iiheu
g}u6r;tten ii6ar llnrubsn auF Der
SgnIsl fir ii6ertrieben. - N0sr IS
miro bort T.ptt peiter QeTto6len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Malaria In fsiHeH psri0teeentn Bormen
Eiebtr unS GBsd,fcIftebsr sebeiIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
8Iarco's 3eiignution a
QeuD m men.

90 }aorio, %. gtoDem6er -- Die
oFfi3ieGe 3eitung Der0ffentli6t beute
Elm 0etrat, psl8e5 Die 2nna6me Der
&eTignation oss W}ari6aqs 8lanco
als 8eneralcapitGn BON @uba antinz
oigt. g}a6 Der beutigsn &a6inetsz
SiBung ertldrten Die Nfiniiter, lie bdts
ten nod tsiren oefinitiDen @ntIaluB
in Der 9ErteDensTrdde Qefabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-11-24
Spielen &DmGnir.

Sin Bid 6inter bic &outiiien Der Flz
riIsr GonFeren3. - 6eilTGsn IN
Dollars uno @ent5. - Die Garo=
linen peroen nit in ben Saul &C.
ae6en. - Gurnsqie'5 g9{u9 bej
Wc4inlsn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-10-29
BOTH TO LEAVE
Two Seattle Steamers Are
Sailing Today.
Long Stay Here of the Columbia.
niai va HilO.

Three long toots from the City of
Columbia's whistle shortly after 8
o'clock last evening was the cause of
a good many inquiries through the
telephone to central. But the City of
Columbia did not sail at that hour al
evidently intended 10 do so. There
was something the matter-just what
no one seemed to know She will sail
for Seattle direct at 10 O'Clock this
morning. Fourteen passengers have
been booked and there are but 400
punches of bananas for freight which
compels her TO take some ballast.
One of the passengers on board Is
Capt. BarnesSOn, formerly of the troop
ship Arizona. who goes TO Seattle to
attend to the business in which he is
interested, the shipping firm of Bar
nesson & Chilcott, of which he is the
senior member. Captain BarnessOn is
succeeded on the Arizona by Chief Off
Ger Ames while promotions follow
along the line of the other deck Off
GERS. Capt. BarnesSon desired to re-
sign in Manila but his services were
in such demand he could not be spar
ed. A report on board the Seattle
steamer was to the effect that Capt.
Barnesson may take command of the
City of Columbia in place of Captain
Minor.
Attorney Caypless and Mr.. Burling
who represented the interests of the
City of Columbia in the courts here.
will also be passengers on that steamer
today. There are a few of the mocha
mics who came from the Coast recently
returning to the Sound.
Il is expected that the City of Column
bia will reach Seattle in about eight
DAYS She will be a sort of returned
prodigal there for she has been gone
from Seattle close to two and a half
months. having spent since September
10th. accommodating barnacles in this
harbor and judgments in the local
courts.
The Centennial which sails today for
the Sound by way of Hilo VIII reach
Seattle about a week after the City OF
Columbia.
The City of Columbia returns to Ho-
nolulu from Seattle about the middle
of next month with the Minnesota
eXcursionists who come TO visit these
islands. There are about 100 already
booked according to the report OF the
agent of the Great Northern Railroad
in Seattle and it promises TO be the
biggest thing in the excursion line that
has ever arrived here not only in point
of numbers but in the financial and
social standing of the people from St.
Paul and Minneapolis who have taken
tickets.
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A Naval HerO'S Story.

From the Times-Herald, Chicago. H.
Late in 1861, when President Lin
coin issued call for volunteers. l.. J.
Clark, of Warren. Trumbull Co. Ohio.
was among the first to respond. He
Joined the mortar fleet of Admiral
Porter just before the memorable op-
erations on the Mississippi River be-
gan. II was at the terrific lombard
ment of the Nicksburg forts, that the
hero of this story fell with a shattered
arm from charge of schrapnel
After painful months in the hospital.
he recovered sufficiently 10 be sent to
his home at Warren, Ohio. Another
call for troops fred his patriotic zeal
and Clark soon enlisted in Company
II, Of the eth Ohio Volunteers. In the
army of the Potomac he was in many
engagements. Being wounded in a
sllrmish near Richmond, he was sent
20 the hospital and thence home
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MISSION CHILDREN.
An Interesting Meeting at the
AthertOn Home.

There was well attended meeting
last evening of the Mission Children S
Society at the home of Mr.. Jos. b. and
Mrs. Atherton, on King street. This
residence is a favorite gathering place
for the members of the society. The
principal paper of the evening was by
MI de la Porte and was a most inter-
eSting account of work for Christian
ity amongst the natives of the Gilbert
Islands Mr.. de la Porte is soon to re-
turn to that region and is of the belief
that affairs there generally now Will
be more favorable to missionary work.
A full resume of the status of work
for Hawaiian girls was given in letters
from the principals of the Kohala and
Hilo schools. These letters were read
by Mrs. Theo. Richards.
Mrs. Gulick read letters from Thos.
Gulick. brother of Rev. Armour Gulick.
Thos. Gulick has been travelling in the
Land of the Midnight Sun" and sends
excellent descriptions of the rare beau
ties of that section of the world.
This was the musical program OF the
evening:
Observation-Disclosures Boys.
Piano Duet-Mrs. Richards and Miss
Hyde.
Chorus-Ten Chinese Girls from Mr..
Damon's school.
Piano SolO-Mrs. Clarence Cooke.
All of these numbers were well liked,
but the singing of the Chinese maidens
was OF course the feature of the even
ing
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now has a wide practice, is IA member
Of Hatch Post, G.. y, r.. and live. at
1880 Ashland Ave.
Several years ago DR. Clark's old
wounds began To- trouble him. He
grew weak and emaciated. and his
friends despaired of his life. He final
ly recovered sufficiently TO be out but
was a mere shadow. weighing only 80
pounds. The best medical attendance
failed to restore his lost strength and
vigor.
A friend gave me a box OF Or.
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. 4"
said DR.. Clark, and they helped me
so much that l bought half dozen
boxes and took them. / soon regained
my strength, now weigh 100 pounds.
and, except for injuries that can never
be remedied. am as well as ever
4 consider DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People the best remedy 10
build up a run down system. and
heartily recommend them to everyone
in need OF such aid
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Artists Materials
Bicycles
Baby Carriages
Baskets
Bric-a-brac
Bar Supplies
Blankets, Comforts
Books
Bird Cages
Butterick Patterns
Cameras and Supplies
Crockery
Cutlery
Chinese CurioS
Cloaks. Suits
CorSets
Carpets
Clocks
Clothing
Cigars and Tobacco
Candy
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THERE ARE OTHERS!
But We Have a Few Bargains Ourselves,
WE HAVE FOR SALE

l. \ fine lot at Kalihi. Small cot
tage and chicken house, etc. Size OF
lot 220x230 feet. Will sell on easy
terms. Price, $500.
?. y nice home near Oahu College.
House nearly new and in good condi-
ton. Large parlor, dining room, 3 bed
rooms with closets. bath room, hot and
cold water, patent w. c., large YER
anda, servants house, etc. Size OF lot,
75x125, nicely planted with fruit and
ornamental trees.
3. Nice lot adjoining the above, size
15xl5O. Improved. ready for building.
Price, $1,000. This is bargain.
4. $4,000 Board and Lodging house,
IS rooms. Nicely furnished; 80 board
ers. Pays $50 per month to present
owner.
8. $1,000 Rooming House, is rooms.
all nicely furnished. Rent, S45 per
month.
6. House and Lot on Spencer ave-
nue.. Lot 150x90. Room for another
house on same lot. House OF rooms.
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LUNA KILLED.
Murder By Chinese Reported From
Hawaii.

The news Of a murder on the Wal
akea plantation was brought from Ha-
wall by the Mauna Loa yesterday af-
ternoon. The murdered man, VIM.
Buguit by name, was a luna over loc
of Cinnamon, one of whom s suspect
ed by the police as the murderer.
Buguit's body was found n the fields
late at night badly cut about the face
and body The nature OF the wounds
shows that large cane hoe must have
been the weapon used by the murderer.
twenty-five Cinnamon were arrest
ed, each one blaming one of their num-
Der who had run away shortly after
the murdered man was found
The police had not found the missing
man up to the time OF the sailing Of
the Mauna Loa.
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besides a kitchen, pantry, etc. Thu
is bargain at $4,000.
z. Nice Cottage, corner Prospect ana
kapiolani Streets, size OF lot, 75xl5o.
Fine marine view.
s. a beautiful home on Punchbovi
slope. containing parlor. dining room
and large bed rooms, with closets. h
mai, hot and cold water. electric lieht
and up 10 date conveniences: well
planted with ornamental and bearinG
fruit trees.
3. An elegant home on Wilder ave-
nue.; lot 100x225. Everything com
plete and in AL order: at present rent
ed for $40 per month. This must be
seen to be appreciates.
10. Last, but not least a lovely
home on the car line, Beretania street:
lot 100x3OO.
TO LET.
For four or five months 20 a dea1f-
able tenant a nicely furnished house On
Punchbowl slope.
do a strictly commission business. II
ABLES. REAL ESTATE AND FINArs-
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MERIT VS.. TALK.

1t is all right to claim this wheel
or that wheel as the only best" but
the only practical and sure test is
merit. Merit wears indefinitely while
talk wears itself out. The STERLING
BICYCLE shows its merits daily by
the way it stands up under hard usage.
Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co., agents.