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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22

@i6orito uno 9(reci6o, alfO auf etma
Elm 0rittsI Der SnIel 6ei4rdntt. Die
ipanil9en RGWmungs Gommihdre
tbeilten i6ren ameritaniIGsn GOllegen
in Der beutigen SiBun9 Der Commit
lion nit, oaB lie offi3ieu Don Der @b>
fabrt 5peisr SranSporti6iffe CUR &hfz
rabme Der ipuniI9en PprtO Ricoz
9ruppsn in &enntniB geIeBt pOrben
ieier. Sin Sransportoampfsr, Der
borau5ii9tli9 mprgen DON Gubd elm
treffsn pirb, ion 400 1p1nif6s SoIOuz
ten, 200 8runte un6 200 9ion;ere NIT
neRmen. Sn Der @ommiIiions : Stz
Bung ging Qllles ohne i4arfe Gr0rtez
rung bon Staten uno 6si Der guten
Stimmung, Die jeBt 3pif6en unieren
uno Den ipaniI9en SoIOaten 6erri4t,
5Ogerte man ni6t, Die GpmpagnieQmez
.rituner auf 8ieques ppr Dem gb5uge
Der Spanier gu lonoen, unb ging iogar
10 melt, gu geitutten, boB umerttanii4e
Solodtsn W2drobeuTe bis in Die 5pdniz
f9en 3inien 6inein uno umgefe6rt Ipd>
niIfe bis in Die ameritaniI9eu 2inien
bineiR berfolgen. I'm eingebprenen
uno fpdnii8sn 8etppbnern ben gleiden
S4uB gegen bic gefeBloien @lemente
gu getpd6ren, lit dlio bic neutrale gone
abgeI4afft pOroen.
Die 3uitGnoe unter unIeren auf Der
SnIel befinbli6en Sruppen befern Ii9
ni4t. 8eina6e 1000 Marn ba6en iib
trunt geneIoet. 8enerul 8roote be-
mii6t li9 mad 8rdften, stpas fir Die
8eherung i6rer Gage gu t6un; er bat
u. u. angeorbnet, baB ieoes Sruppenz
5elt nit einem 6uBbooen perieben per~
ben ion.
3roB aller @nttGuI6unger, bic ib=
rer barren, 1tr0men amerttanii6e I'M
ternebmer in N1diIep na9 9orto 8ico.
Die meiiten liegen in Ponce felt, ou lie
ben mtlitGriI6en Regulationen 3ufolge
ni4t bis na3 San Suan gelangen tOnz
nen. 8iele fno beretts peri6nupft
na9 ben Ser. Staaten 3uriidgetebrt,
na6bem lie ii8 bapon iber3eugt, ouB
9orto Rico tein Dorado lit. 0iejez
nigen, peI6e in Der 9offnung auf
6rei6riefz lrnO @On3eIIiOnen @ra6i3e
bier geblieben iinb, uHo unter ibnen
Ipielt Elm Qtgent oe5 3uder 5ruIts
cine groBe 8ole, iino iiber oie8eoulosz
probe, pel4e lie gu 6eitehen baben,
peioli6 erbof.
Die Serren 2uce uno 9umaresq,
bic 6iSfal 2fgenten Der 8agierung,
psl6e bier bic 8anf BON 4once etablirt
6a6en, itebep nit 8enerdl Maior
8roofe pegen Der Miin8 : 6rags in
ltnterbonoIung. sic beri6ten, bds
@eI9Gft ite6e it'd infolge Der Wertbz
S6pantungen bes lanDesiibli4enSel>
oss geraoe gu Der 3sit, in Der biePfluu~
ger CUR Gin6eim7un9 unb gum Sransz
port Der @rrten am nptbpenotgIten
barren 8eGoes beoiirFen. @s neroen
6bpotbefen 9arle6en 3u 18 Pro3ent
3inieR dngeboten, aber tie tOnnen
ni6ts bamit anfangen, 10 lange tetn
feiter &urs etablirt iit. Die Ngenten
gldu6en, oaB Elm 8atenIaB 2 fir 1
(Silbergelbpert6, reip. 9ologeloz
pertbl feitgeitellt perOen IOllte unb
peroen pabrT6einlicb in bieiem Sirpne
an oas S6abamts 0epurtement be-
ri9ten. 2lu9 8sneral 8roote Ituoirt
bic Situation nit GiFsr uno bea6Ii6@
tigt, our6greifenOe MaBregeln gu trefz
fen, Iobulo Die ameritdnif6e Soubez
rdnitGt iibsr bic SnIel feitite6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22
IS 1T irbr ptrbtig, OaB jeOs Tn'
milie eintu SOrratb hon
0lADWAY'S
O& READY RELIEF

tets on 6anO Sat. Ser gt6rau3 Oisics 6silmits
ttls DirO ii1 tets fpsHn Sic S6m,rItn smpfinosu
eor trsut finn, ais itosHsrf6 trDtiieu Gs ,rifirt
26ts in Der gBtlt Da5 S4mujtn bebtbt ODER otm
6ortagat:n Der RraHi6sit 10 raid Gnb0lt ssbiss
t,t Dis @,aoo R,lisf.
Gssu 3opilO'b lob WigJint uor Don 0sro0itaf
b'rru5rtnOl, 3lbnD,b, RsuraIgt Rbeumutismus,
1HttDtb, 56merjtH i'm 8ud,u Der gBirbtfduls
So,r ben Gitrtu, in DER @sbrgtgsuO, Qlsurift 4n,
ibD;luug oir Silent, unO i5sr6aupt Sbm,rjsn
i,otr &rt btDrtitsui1t Die @gpiiltiOn BON Ttlo.
Rags GsaOp 8,iti ioiortis, Grl,ibtsruue uns
miro bel ioct5'i,stm Gj,brdubs pdbrtnO tnats
Sase zine OoIhdHOigs otiluuJ trjj,l.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22
Senr llnteriu6ungssG sGnmmiKarr
Warum General S9ofielo ni9t nit
5pielen piQ. - 2llger's 9eOd4tz
niBi6nd6e.

@arum General S6pfielb ni9t nit
Ipilen piQ. - 2(lger's @eOd9tz
niBI4nG9e.
8af6ington, .. g., q. Sept.
- General S9pfielD 6at, pie i9on
friiber mitqet6eilt, bie@rnennung gum
W1itglieo Der 2lrmee llnterIu4ungsz
@ommiiiion gum SbeiI aus Oem
9runoe abgele6nt, neil er OieIe Inter
fu4ung fir cine politiI4e unb ni4t
fir cine fa6mdnniI6e WfaBregel bGlt.
Seiner 2tnii9t na9 ioQte cine berarz
tige llnterIu6ung BON 5a6mGnnern
gefii6rt perben, tpel9e bic llebelitdnoe
ertennen, oeren llria3en feitIteQen u.
gIei63eitig 8er6efsrungen DorI4lagen
t0nnten. 2lber BEL feiner Nble6nung
baben iiberbies perI0nlide 9riinpe
uitgepirtt. gu 8eginn bes 8riege5
purbe General S4OfieQo pom PrGiiz
benten 6isrber beI4ieben, um bteIem
aIs miIitdrii6er 8at6geber CUR Settle
gu iteben. Gr blie6 nur tur3e 3eit.
Nie er einem intimen 5reunoe nit
tbeiIte, OerabIdieOete er It6, neil Sez
tretdr 4Iger 3pii6en ibm unb bem
9rGiioenten llnfrie0sn geIGet. Der
Setretdr 6abe Dem YrdIiOenten Sal
f9es BON inn beri6tet unb besglei4en
Die QeuBerungen bes PrGIioenten ibm,
S9ofielo, gegeniiber entiteLIt, 10 baB
beitGnbig MiBOeritGn0niffe ii9 ergu=
ben. Deren 9tuftlGrung fortpdbrenb gu
ernitli9en 9tfOnan3en gu fUbren
orobte. 8is 9eneral S9ofieIb ii9
uusbriidte, leibet Der SefretGr an eiz
ner y@eOG9tniBi6pG6e, peI9e ibm
ni6t geituttet, etnen @orf6Iag na9
SnbaIt unb 5orm 10 pieoer gu ge6en,
ME OerIeIbe uriPriin8li4 fOrmuGirt
deneIeu lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22
gu piele 0enerQle.
pruOrffbrnSf ausmultrrung uielfr
b6bftn DOIOntdrOth3irre.
Gtltfc SefGrScrnngen fiir auS9c=
6eihnetc Sienite.
Griakmanni6nftcn fir 9lOmiral
SetueB's 0ei6iuahcr.

ullU Ha1UIDu lluN1 IJtuIllFu SIHN4'
9eutI9Eanb bat feline 4ni3lGge
auf Die SnieI PaIupan gema&t,-
Mc&inIep's 9oIitit be5iigli4 Der
PbiIippinenz6rage. - 2etr, Gin
mtI4ung bes Gon3srt5 Der Md9te
iOll 9sOulOet peroen. - Sort
I8ritte Der RGumungs Inter
harblungen auf Gu6a unO 4orto
9Rico. - 3pei 0rittel Der teBteren
SynIel 6ereits i'm 8eIib Der Qmsriz
taner. - S6limme SanitGts5uz
itGnoe unter unIeren Sruppsn.
@ufbtngton n, D. g., q. Sept.
- Der Prdiiosnt 3iebt CUR 3eit ben
8Ori4lag in GrlpGgung, eins ben aus
genrultsrten 100000 8plontGrep ents
fpre6enbs 2tnSabl 9enerGle uno
Stabs Offi5iere aus bem 0ienIte gu
entIaien. Sine Giite Der Offi5iere
Der 5reipiligen Qrmee 1T ausgeurz
beitet pproen unb miro pom YrdIioen=
ten i'm 8erein nit ben 8samten oes
&riegs Departments nit GudTi6t
auf bic por3une6menoen 8era6i6iez
bungen iorgfGItig gepriift. 8ieIe
8enerdle uno Sta6s Sffi3iere bdben
bsreits reiignirt, poour9 bic 4usmu>
Iterung erbebli9 bereinfu9t piro. 0as
9epart6ment 6eabIi6tigt ni6t, irgero
lpel9e b0bere Sffi3iere, bic ben OienIt
gu quittiren piini6eH, bei3ubebaIten,
uno betpiQigt allen iol9en ben gez
piinihten Qbf4ieO.
Der prGIioent 3iebt audi Die 5rage
iiber feds oOsr Iisbep 8ef0roerungen
pegen Sapferteit unO beIonosrs tii3z
tige OisnItleiituHgen in ben Gampdgz
men Dor Santiago uno auf 4orto Rico
in @rpGgung. 9ieie 8ef0rberungen
fo1en binnen penigen Sagen angsfiin=
bigt fperoer. Wa6rI9einIi9 perosn
ii9 tnbefen bic betreffenben Sffi5iere
nit Der bloBen @bre bes Qlbdncements
5ufrieoen gebeR miiiIen, urb peroen
biunen penigen Sugsn na9 i6rer 9ez
fOroerung dusgemuItert tperoen. @tliz
de 9enerdle unb Stabs Sffi8iere oes
8olontGr Oienite5, tpel9e DOR benz
Rrie9e In Der regelmGBigen Nrmee
ftdnben, peroen dls 0olontGr Diff
3iere dusgemuItert unb erbalten ibren
frii6eren Rang in Der regulGren Qrmee
nieoer. Die meiitep 4usmuIterungen
perben tn0efen uRter oe11ienigen bor=
genonpmen, pel9e aus bem 6iirqerliz
4en 2eben gu Offt5ieren au5erpdblt
puroen, oa Die meiIten 9oIontGr Sfz
fi5iere aus Der reguldren 9rmee fir
8arniions 0ienit gebruu3t perbsn
oiirften.
0as 5lotten 9epartement bat Be-
i6loiIen, oem @eI6pdDer oes Qomiz
rails 9epep 3uManila 4OOU&ann Der
itGrtun9 gu i3iden. 0ieIeI6en ioIen
an Der Pacific &iiIte angefpor6en uno
auf einem 8ouffa6rtei 0ampfer bon
San 6ran5iscp nu9 W1anild 6sf0rbert
peroen. 0ieie Mannf8uft piro als
@riaB fir Seeleute gebrau9t, oeren
0ienit Sermine berItri6en Iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22

Mafbinoton, .. g., q. Sep

= Die 8erte Der r8rOpn Sobacco
g." in ct. Qouis Iinb fir 81 ,250=
000 BON Der pglmericoE SobuccO So. :"
getauft porosh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22
q. =. Griffith & Comp,
9eppi6@&dnofer.

g8r MAIDEN Sic ouf bic Sbutia6e aufmcrtiam
ea6 infer Gci6dft iib in Der untcrcu StuOt
beInoet, uHo oemgsmGB offeriren mir uniere Naas
rem 5u un teren 9reiieu
9Sr fno ge3iOungcn, elm groBes uno rsi6baltiees
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22
geppi@em, crltndl, Ninuleums ,r.

iu fiibreu, um iOpobl bic in Der oberen ipis unite.
rem Staot ipobncnoen 0unOtn 5uirieOcu ,u iteucu,
oesbaIb iit unier Gei6dft Ous um SHutioften oes
leqtne
llnier 9doen lit elm ausi6lisbl6cs Scppi6 Gje=
iprs6en, bic ii6 na6 iSusbDOens9cleo umisbsn.
SDrcbsn Sic bel uRs Dor unO bereberu Sic lid,
our1 osn6intaut gu untercn st b ts9reiisu.
Sertani Der gsiamutteu 9orrdtbe pon Dsuitcrn oes
leBten 9srbfss ju rsou1irten Irticu.
Str. 4O3 nnS 4O5, o. .=SaltimurcItr.
i<fnt1G Ilp+l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22
9a5 Seu6enneit Sdnz
ttugo.

gB al 6ington Il, .. G., q. Sept.
- g}a9 Dem geItern pom General
major canton aus Santiago be Gubd
eingeldufenen Sanitdt56eribt ite6en
nabe3u 1900 Niann Don Den bort be-
finOli6sn Sruppen auf Der &rdntens
IiIte. 2(m geItrigen Sage tpurOen So
neue Grtruntungen am 6ie6er conItuz
tirt.
Die gsnaue 3a6l Der &ranfen pir0
pom @enerdl QaptOn duf 1887 angez
gs6en; ourunter befinoen iih 697 am
6ie6er Grtruntte. Reue @rtrantungsz
fGue 50. Sn ben 9ienit 3usiidgetebrt
OQS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22

Qlm Grade 2afa1ette's.
8art8, 81. Gtptember. - 5erDis
nanO 90. Bed, Der GenerdlzGommiis
lar Der Ser. Gtadteu fiir Die 9ariier
8eltaus teGunQ por 1900, beIu6te
6eute nit Tein;m STAB oa5 8rab 0e5
frdn30Iiiten Generals 2afapette.
Wa5 Die @or6ereitungen fir bic
Misunderstanding ur6etrifft, 10 bat 9r.
9ed nit ieineu 9emiibungen, fir Die
ameritoniIten 2(u8teler einen gr0Bez
rem 8oum 3ugepieien 5u erboIten, h;s
ieBt tetnen @rfolg 9thabE.
8 a t Part6urit ais P0ii a.
gter.
Qtberpopl, 21. SeptemNr. -
Inter Den 9oTogjeren De5 p86ite
Stare e"0ampfers Britannia" Der
beute pon bier na6 Nep=Yort abgirg,
befinoet fi6 Der 6efannts c8afprm=
9ofor" Or. G6arls5 9artburIt BON
g}slpz9ort.
6rteOen8= Gon9reB in
8rjiiieI?
&onbon, d. Septem6er.-gins
0spei&e aus 8riiFel meloet, &6nig
2ecpoIo babe perI0niib an Den G3aren
gef9rie6en uno barum erIu6t, oaB Der
gepIdnte inEernatioudle 5rieDen5s
GOngreB in 8riiiIa o6ge5qIten perot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22
Sine &At BET alien
Sttaa'pltFr C na'tpIntatta

Gin balbr bis tin 9aEjr Sb,tI6ffsI bon Rsaos
Relte in siutm bdl5tH Blai, lpdiT, pisoerbolt 10
oft, ais Der Gurdilu aHbd!t, uHO tjH jIansQ=
eaPPsH, sstrdHit nit R,a04 Raiti, auf Oi, RaQtns
esgsno uHO Den 2sib aslsgt ssUd5rt ioiOrtios Gs=
l,ibtsruHs Uus berptriitelIiot elm, babiG, Rur.
5HH,rib-sH bdbsr bis eia sauju GbHl0ii,l in
einem balbsH glaie Blier 5dtitgt IN D,HgtnWis
HutsH Rrdmpf', S6DnOdGuldls, lauren Uloatu.
Qauita, 6rbrsbsu Soobrsun,u, Rtr0Uiitdt, S6lais
lOTsfst, DtgTOn,, SlabunGtH uHo ale iHHtrlipH
&GdDT0tH.
6s srjitirt tsn 0elmttt in Der g9,lt, Dag 1}itbsr
uHo 90s1isliltb,r uHB ale dHoTsH malarb,u, BIZ
Iio:H uHO aUOsrs Gis5u i'm 9srtu nit Z os
Maps piiltH 10 raid, nj. 8aDuuDs
8tu0D 8tlisf bgbtbt
a1rsis 80 Gsuts pro Gsibt. 81 ba5u bel ol:H
Ap0tbsteru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22
pie paffnung Der Sn=
fQnterie.

@aibington, D. g., q. Sept.
= Cine pom &riegsoepartement err
laTsne Srore gie6t an, oaB oas @usz
riiitungsz8iireau 6inret9enoe 8orz
rdtbe bon Patrpnen nit rau9lDiem
8ulper fir bic @etpe6re pom &ali6er
45 bat. 9ieie 9atronen IoIlen nur in
Der 9lftion auf oem S4Ia4tfelbe ge>
6rau6t perben, bic gatronen nit ge=
p0bnIi6em, fhpar3en 9ulDer gum
'S9sibenfdieBen.
Die Srbre befie6lt ferner, baB,
tpenn 8enerGle, pel6e Sruppen in ben
neuen 9ebieten befebligen, Den 1lmz
taui9 BON 45stulibrigsn 8etpe6ren
gegen 3Ozfalibrige fir rat6iam era9z
ten, tie i6re biesbe3iigIi6en Requiiitioz
nen an ben G6ef bes 8eI6iiBpeiens
einTenben miifIen. Der llmtauI9 ION,
ba nod ni9t fir ale Sruppen Maga=
8ingepe6re borbunoen iinb, auf iOl9e
Sruppen 6ef9rGntt perben, pel9e ges
niigenoe @rfdbrung i'm 9ebrau9 BON
Daffen 6a6sn, um bas Mugu3ingez
pe6r pirfIom gebruu6en gu tDnnen.
6istoIagent fir 9OrtO
3ico.
@ufbingtOn, .. g., 21. Sept.
= Der 9rGfibent bat Die 5irmd De-
forb II. So. bon Bolton, Muii., uIs
6istalagenten fir bic unter gunbes>
contrple ite6enben 9e6iete BON Porto
&ico oeiignirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-22

8ubapef, q. Septem6er. -
Der O6ergefpun Oes Better gOmitats
bat Die 2tu5tpsiiung alIer 4nur6iiten
perfiigt, fpel4e ni4t 0itreia ungariz
I6e 8iirger iino.
Sn Der 2t6georonetentofel bes ungaz
ridden Rei6stagss fiinoigte Der Prdz
iibent an, baB i6n BEL feiner 2tnpeienz
beit in 8ien 3ur 8eiieBung Der &aiiez
rinz&0nigin Gliidbetb Der &0nig be-
uuftrugt babe, Der QbgeorOnetentafel
ieinen 9ant fir bic ibm 6e3eigteS2m@
pat6ie aus3uoriiden. Das 9aus
bra6te brei @Ijers auf oen&aifer aus.
SpGter puroe cine 8Orlage einges
brd4t, nel9e bic Regierung 3ur @r>
ri4tung zines W(onumentes gum Sc
DG4tniB Der ermprbeten &0nigin err
Td6tiat.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-10-24

Commissioner Hit is reported to
have said that "Hawaii has the most
complete government on the face Of
the earth" That then we must as
sumo is an excellent reason for
amending it and bringing it within
the scope OF the American political
system controlled by the millionaires
who regard governments but as
their personal agents for the accre-
tion of fortunes; an amaurosis of
the body polite that will lead to
the loss of right of liberty, honor
and conscience.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-10-24
Death Of Robert parmenter.

After an illness of several years
Robert Parmenter passed away yes-
terday at the family residence on
Kinau street.
The deceased, who was born in
the United States, arrived here in
1854 and was 70 years old at the time
of his demise. He was originally
whaler, and after making a small
fortune at his trade, he settled here
and opened a small store at Lahaina.
Later on he removed to Honolulu,
where he married the only daughter
OF the late Mr.. Colburn, who with
three children survive the deceased.
Parmenter was connected with the
Custom House service for several
years, and was we'll respected and
liked by the older generation, who
knew him.
The funeral takes place this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock from the late
residence on Kinau street.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-10-24
Play Ball.

There were not many people pre-
sent at the football game between
the Soldiers aud the Town team,
owing to the late announcement Of
the game taking place. The soldiers
won again, but the game was close
one, the score heing 6 for the Boys
in Blue au' Tor the Town boys.
j. o. Wood took "faui' in the
game, when Louis Singer OF the
Towns was disabled, and j. Q. w.
proved that he as good as ever, and
that his sedate business-as lawyer
has not interfered with the use Of
his arms and legs.
At the College grounds at Puma
hou, the Juniors OF the College de,
feated the football team from the
High School in a manner doing
credit to the former records OF The
Punahou boys. Both teams played
rather roughly, aud when attending
Sunday school yesterday some OF
them looked rather tough, Captain
Richardson Of The Puuahou's looked,
as il he had presided at meeting
of mad cats or populsts, and the
High School boys did not make a
better appearance. The score was
IA to 6; the College winning easily
1t is to be hoped that all the boys
knew their lessons this morning in
the class rooms, as we'll as they do
the fine points in kicking the pig
skin over the football field.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-10-24
A Pleasant Surprise.

The happiest and most surprised
man in town yesterday was Mr..
Chas, Day of Macfarlane g. Co.
Mrs. Day and her children have
enjoyed a six months visit to Eng
land, and Mr. Day expected to meet
them in San Francisco in the near
future, Day returned from busi-
ness trip from Kauai Sunday morn
ing, and when reaching his house
found his family, who had taken
passage by the Centen nial owing to
the extreme cold weather prevailin 6
in British Columbia,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-10-24
The Centennial Here.

The Seattle Co.'s steamer Cen
tennial, Capt. H. B. Whitney,
arrived from Seattle on Saturday
night and tied up to the Pacific Mai
wharf. She was eleven days on her
passage. She is consigned to t. H.
Davies & Co., and brought the
following passengers and freight:
Passengers-Isaac Cathcart, Clar-
encs Allen, Warren Hoyes, Mrs
Cal heart, Mrs Mirow, Jno Mirow, l.
Lernce, Chas Daniels, e G Patten,
RI j George, Mrs Fl j George, Miss
NJ McLaiu, Mrs Day aud child, Miss
Day, j r. Bourke, Mrs j r Bourke,
Miss Bourke, Walter Shoeuing, G S
Richardson, Mrs @ S Richardson, G
Anderson, Mrs E Hughes Arthur
Griffin, Herbert Field, Mrs j W
Shoening, W H Shoening, Mrs w H
Smith. Miss Christina Nelson, Geo
Welch, w S Heukels, B Morris, w Z
Kronwick, j Mahoney, Fl Ander.
son, M Rosenbelt, Isadore Isabel,
Fallet De Chaste, Miss De Chaste,
&c Allen, Mrs f G Allen, Blanche
E Allen, Mr. j Jacobsen, Mr. E M
Williams. For Hilo: N b Douglas,
Geo Welch, Mr. Johnson, Jno F
Armstrong.
Freight-7S7 sacks -four, 620
sacks r. barley, 1924 sacks oats, 1000
bags line, $50 bags lime, 667 sacks
bran, 875 sacks bran, 100 crates
potatoes, 100 boxes apples, 1850
sacks rolled oats, 438 cases salmon,
Theo H Davies & Co; 6 boxes baking
powder, spices, etc; Hackfeld q Co ;
403 bales hay, st @ Sayres; 1850
sacks oats, A l. Morris.
She will return to seattle, via Hilo,
about Wednesday or Thursday.
The Centennial and Columbia will
make monthly trips between Seattle.
Hilo and Honolulu.
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ciliatiou," on the grounds that the
political influence of the War De-
partment at Washington may be
used injurously towards the politi-
cal interests locally that the Adver-
tiser represents. The morning
journal should turn back in its own
files and read the vicious reports of
the Wheelock- Merriam incident.
From those reports has sprung the
whole difficulty. They encouraged
Judge Wilcox, the brother of the
powers behind w. o. Smith and S.
B. Dole, to take the stand he took
from the Bench, and, in fact, com.
pelled him to administer the rebuke
he Administered to the military Of.
ficials rightfully or wrongfully. Let
the blame fall where it is justly due
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BY AUTHORITY.
BIDS CALLED FOR.

For printing nd indins the eleventh
volume of Hawaian Repo is, sealed ten
ders are hereby invited to filed with
the Clerk of the Judiciary Depa 'tment up
to ~ o'clock noon of FRIDAY NHXT, TIE
2Sth of October Bids to b at 50 much
per printed page of the Volume of about
800 pages, number of copies TO be 500 The
style of print and stitching, the weight
of cover and gilt lettering to be similar to
the 10th volume of Hawaiian Reports
A sample page set up from the 10th
volume, showing face OF type OF both the
text and syllabus, shou accom- any each
bid, together with sample OF paper,
stating its weight.
Bids should be marked bids for print
ing and binding Volume IL, Hawaiian
Repor s." The discussing officer is not
bound to accept he lowest or any bid.
Per order,
HENRY SMITH,
Clerk Judiciary Department.
Honolulu, October "a, 1898. 10 9-4t
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IRRIGATION NOTICE.

Holders of water privileges, or
those paying water rates, are hereby
notified that the hours for irrigation
purposes are from 6 to 8 O'Clock a. m.
and from 4 to 6 o'clock p. m.
ii. Holders of water privileges on
the slopes OF Punchbowl above Green
street, and in Nuuanu Valley above
School street are hereby notified
that they will not be restricted to
the irrigation hours Of 6 to 8 a. m.
and A to 6 p. m.. but will be allowed
to irrigate whenever sutficien, water
is available, provided that they do
not use the water for irrigation pur-
poses for more than four hours in
every twentv-fonr.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved: j. A. KING,
Minister Of Interior.
Honolulu, HI. l., Sept. 7, 1898
990-tf
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TENDERS

A RE WANTED BY THE HOMO
"A lulu Iron Works COMP my" for
filling 44s2 cubic ya DIS OF good material on
land at kakaako, The bids will be opened
WEDNESDAY the 10Th inst. at 10A NJ.
Parties intending to tender for This work
must state the time in which they wi |
complete it and bonds are to be furnishe' i,
if required. For further particulars inquire
at he office of the Honolulu / on WORKS
o. is.
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A reliable kamaaina, resident OF
she district, calls our attention to a
very dangerous condition of affairs
at Anapuna street at Punahou. 1t
appears that narrow eight-foot
bridge crosses an unprotected gulch
on wide road. There are no warn
ing lights, and on some dark night
horse and rider, or driver, will miss
that narrow bridge and go hurtling
down into the gulch at the cost OF
loss of life or broken limbs. Some,
one is responsible for this death
trap. Who is it? He had better
get a move on before a serious ac.
cident happens.
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Died

PARMENTgR-I this city, October
%, 1898, of paralysis, Robert Par
meuter, age 20 years.
Funeral this (Monday) afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, from his late resi-
dence, Kinau street.
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"Aguinaldo may be young and
savage and uniformed and uncoutb,
but he is just out OF the political
kindergarten"
Bring him along, dear Advertiser.
There is another vacancy on the
Bench, and the Governments local
supply is about exhausted.
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With the large number of unem-
ployed men pouring into the city
with the laudable object of better
ing their condition in a new land
over advertised to carry out the
nefarious scheme of annexation it is
true, but these men are blameless
for believing nntruths,-would it
not be only right and proper for the
annexationists to find work for them,
We suggest that the A. U. p, and
the annexation planters establish an
employment bureau, and see to it
that these men are not allowed to
wander around the streets for weeks
unemployed, with the result that
they either become charge upon
our charitable societies or leave the
country dissatisfied and give it an
undeseryedly bad name.
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Is it fact that the new "army
architect" is submitting plans for
the construction Of safety vault in
which to keep General Kings "feel-
iugs" from injury7
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camarinos, Refrigerator.

PER ALAMEDA Frozen Eastern
aud California Oyster, (tin and shell),
Game in Season, Fruits and Vege-
tables, Fine Olive Oil, Dry Fruit,
New Crop of Nuts, Raisins, etc, etc.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET.
Telephone 37S.
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MONDAY, OCT. "a, 1898.
F0pIGS oy The DAY,

Now let our Red Cross Society
I'resen' each OF the camps with
bend worked motto, "Cleanliness is
pex' TO godlness."
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The King-Wilcox incident is, OF
course, closed, since the Advertiser
is out for conciliation. We will feel
obliged to wiring the neck OF our
dicky-bird, which says that the
General did not return the last
communication of the Magistrate
without reading it, and that it was
read because the Judge had been
mean enough to have the missile ad-
dressed in the handwriting of a
lady Let the curtain drop right
here.
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Having stirred up a muddy pool
OF unpleasant conflict between the
civil and military authorities, the
Advertiser now pleads for "con-