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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Soltmarfenzg (QsnturCn.
@erI6ieoene StaOttbeiIe, in pel9en
PoIt Wertb3ei6en bertauft
mprOpu

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~, 0uu=5traBe. .. y: 9ciuiG IgsUt.
@aueOz uHD G~bait=5trabs, 6amL 50. M,rri.t.
'9snoYsr. uao @ia.sraba stanif ( Softer.
iigco. Orleans. 5trabs, g. 8. gniaman, a,,n..
Garcu: IND NjojbtrsStraBa Gowaro 50. Rl5srs
nlJsl, IFsut.
Sao1ttsGa. groaoDao unO gatimOrs.s t5aBa.
0; $5&, S%SansS:r. sffsasbt, Gmil s8urss aGsn,.
1890, RorosS trtttra Strobt. 8. 9. g8i6, Ga,at.
COZ. 9ortsSoao, Y. :; @ots5 gq:nt-
55I, RorosGulton:H5,uus, 20. s. CotrEolt,
f635. GO,umbia.au,nut, 8. @inn, Jun, gg,ut.
Goriu6sHo'nus uno &arriion'Strabt, u. g. &.
lois, Gf.5ort.ap.nut 9. :. aipple, qqsnt.
Qombaros una GbOptl=5trabS GroHt &. Gr!sotI,
sg9oao. uro Orptr. stross 6 o. arars, Wo,nt.
$50, .itsSdratoQa-Strab 0tliam S,uubsun,
"ii2oI, @,RsQonbarO=str 9o5n 8. 8Danlou,
SsSno. uro q5am,s.str 8. @it:l,r, Wa,rt.
Sorts IND So5HiousStrabs, d. .. 6. S6siOi.
4C8, Roro.Cao.strab ao9n 8 @laB, Na,ut.
q0l, glcoturp=StraBt, q. .. Ginitp, Naent.
1919, 8:f'saltimorssStraB 4iaiam 9uia,
B5oaopap ur0 Ssosals5tross SO5u 3. R,np.
ga'a:.
1919. Siuifouz StraBt, S0Dn u. g9ebb, dgent.
5altoa.IpcHus uno &~anDalt.s fgaBt, G;rqiuid
Sairaa. 4G,utIu.
Sa01.fsGds Cilmors uno Germans trabt 3. 8.
Goyt:5oa5, Qurucu 8. sappinatOn, Go,nt.
g}ulb:rrD=StraBs uno WDrt!ssAosHu., 81. goui5
q, T~aioa:ap,unt, @Ooobsrrp Elarcne .. Wil.
liams, NaeUt.
gttG. SbjpltD, glgut.
3i7, smralpoo5 . etraBs GSDaro earaots.
Sr:miont.gO,nu, MD sarrs.straBa :. u. 50.
fer, jun, a9eut.
llclOa.t, Gliib1 Q. Scctt.
ErQuqr0.lc, &itam GimbIs.
q. Strags uHO 9uHtiug oOnsIosiua 2ogi5 J:.1'
&5roaR.gs, mulbsrro, uHo Gars0zsa1s, 9o5n
sa5@d.5dt Dc. gisols. uno co:a.strast, an'
orsio u. Eum5l:iou.
4}2. 9Or0=Sgoaopau, 6,rman q. fism2cr.
baltimore. uno GoHsSty16c, Gby,ti1m u,
8Tato.9ia. uno Gn~Iton.apsnus 2o5a u. C5rt'
5IalSsrr1. unO ebartssstrasa II. ,. Gssman.
clinton. pno gofon.straB2 asnro %. Gs5sn'
3 uuo Gouqb. straB,, sam.s Q. Tru1r.
Pap, EruIo=9II=AOsuut, 13to52ss Golg1lA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
Saltimnrcr Ypitamt.
g. 9dpies 3arfielO, poitmeiIter.
6reDerid 2eiIt, 9iilf5sPoitmeiiter.

Die 4of 1T Gag uno 9I4t often.
9uS Departement fir 8eIO=Qnpeiz
1urqen lit 9t6ifnet Don 9 ubr 0&orz
gems bis 5 ll6r 4benO5; an 6eIttagen
lit es gei6loFen.
0a8 Departement fir regiitrirte
8riefe 1T ge0fTnet BON 9 ubr W&ors
Qen5 bis 6 u6r Q6enOs.
Die 8rieftrdgsr liefern an 6eittagen
MIR eiamal Otordens ab.
53mcigzSurcanr.
QudI0lQen9 III elm 9ar3ei6niB Der
perIaieoanan 3psigz8iireaur uno ibs
rer Gaze. sSn jepem bieIer 8ureaur
ner0en tdQli6. Sornt1gs dusgenpmz
men, DON s u6r Wlorgsns bis 6 ltbr
Q(bcnbs 8eloz4npei iungen ous9efteut
uno regiitrirte 8rieie entgegen genomz
men.
ztat S5 Il. l55apfig2n Z. d az asss z snB n:
Statiou.C, oia5t uno eamSurs - Gsorss 8.
Statioa ). Carroll = Sol. asis9, sapuint,u.
cation 6, g~rlingtSn - B. 9. guH,a, suY,rin.
ststiou !, 10. Strait: uno Nort5.aO.nur, nal.
5rggi 49, J.. $. Gdyrolo, Suptriu.sHosut.
Station Q, Gaton35iat :. 8. Glarie. Supts
'"t s:stioa 8 0opaus = u. %. 2ut,, eupuint,a.
S;attou- g.. Gaf:rn: uuo gatttrfOn=qart.gs,aus
- gouj5 Gtbieniilo, Su9crIRttHosHt
S:lt.on 6, Sparrom's 9o.ni 3uItus Rsrsoitb,
SupgyiU.tI0eE:.
Citation 3. 1oianO.gayf - Rys. 9r,us 9. 8oq,L
suptt.UtsH5tuliu
uHttr StuttpHeu.
gr. - 91rtsAOsnus NM g~laoiioHs StraBs, S5os.
q. G9U!cu SupsrluteUocEr.
ag, 2 SrOaODaV una eanE 05as. q. @Oii
III. 8 = ggoaOpap unO gbait }. 6. arans Gus
81. = eaiots uno Eartsp, auauf sasa0n.
Rr. ; = MdserD.gOsnus uEo gori.Roas. 6. 6.
GiDiugisn, Superintendent
mr. g. 2o5H uHO &0i5r, 9arr0 g DS'N''"
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sr. 8 9]altimorss IN. gans 5tra5a @m. 8.
NJ. PA, .. a0tGu., BoosstssR, aam'' o
ar. 10 ess Gnta1. ano qr.aon.stFab@ G. g.
Nr. Ii = @iimor. strsk. NM 6r:ouifsa9'HH''
SIosTt y. @llloH, SupsriHisHotIt r,,,ri-t,r,
W. z S5OO'lpn, 5o5H U. &"h'A' S"'''"''"'
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Rr. Il - G5lrlsgs s;,a5, aaS 90't5'"5'nHt W
g. Gou9, superintendent. .,,-.a,,
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n. :. 9EBolo, SUgr.Htcneaf. On aa.. CO.
9r. ~ - 3cq8, Grbarsd9tHuS j. :" "HEN' 81
'sgG IN. r. "a apy.Oa, sosa %. 9ooolrott, snp'riH'
tsuD,Ht 0-..mo,r,-go,
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er. 0-saliuoItsStr uno Gr'm'nisaDtnHt
Mr. u. Sfusrt, .Supsiuisu2.nt
9r . ~ 6u.aDs ago SaIiihior'sS traBt, Ne9t.
c. 8. D,aiamisa, 5apsrinttnatat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
8ef0rbcrnua TIM QO1ia6ru.

2Gnge Der erforDerlI4en 3eIt our Gr'
rei9ung Der ber iaieOenen Be
itimmungs0rte.
untenTte6enO 1T Die ungeid5re 3eit
fir discriminating Der Yoitla4en Don
benz BALTIMORE 4oitzSireau mad ben
buuptIGnli6en eiRbeimIl4 den uno aus
pGrttoen GtdDten Der3et9net.
Qttan.a. Ga, lo Sstun@.4.
4tlautjtsG Ito. &s5. q siuae'n'
Rr-rIii.-stsr. gftrment, II Stunbsu,
9otoa, glaT., - staaosa.
S S5sir : -.aS' Z. T., Is Stan8:n.
SSS55al'a1555.s y : : i ss:Has.a.
Esrna.sgluiis. Roma, 2 Iage.
Ssass.a, y. - ] Iag uno 10 stuHs:a,
5ai5:aSn, Eaas, s faas uno 3 stuuasa.
5 55fii55a'? as1 M p z StHaS.a,
SHolaHagols, &uo. l 2dg.
9a1ian, Ulih., 2 2agI
Sadioauin,, Gl0gtoa, ! Ecg.
R1Uiasz6liQ, yto.. 2 Rage.
gi,tl: Rod. Hrt, / 3ao NM 10 StuHs,n.
Wtmp5is, 5,na., / ll3 uno ) StuHo.H.
Ulo5ils, ala, TAG uHo Y Stunosa.
GoyioH. pa, y SiuHou.
Ntip=Crltan5, Ga, ! GAG uHo 10 SiaHssh
TtDs9orizGitD ) StIuosu.
GHabl. 9fbC., ? 519t.
YortlaUO, YtllHs. 4 1t5.
9prTlauo. Oregon, Q 1l1t.
qbiiuoelp5il, IA, 3 StuUotH.
Qittsbur1. ql., II S.uaosu.
qropietnt,, 3.=S.. IS 5tuHBsl.
8uleiqb. RS, I3 StUH9tu.
CT. gJu.5. U0., , 1d1t.
81. 9Uul. ytiHu., 2 GlJs.
Ct. Sohu's, Rtu=5uusllHo, 4 cage.
CT. 9t.srsburG, JuBlGnb, y I1aG
GDousB. autra!in, 81 lass
gpifn. Ceireih 10 5als.
Sau l~g1HIIstD, Gal, t Gage uHo Il SiunesA-
9optfi. Gdai.. , lace uHo 2 StuHosa.
4usLGH1
Bremen, Gcuti3laue, 9 gage
9ucnuS s2lDrss, 9TQtHtyuiiht Rtpgblif. % iaas
Calcutta. @ri~iiids9H5itH, 80 Iuee.
Ssmuarl, S~ritiiAs@giuia, 10 Rage.
SoHgsRoug, 0biHa, p 5lgt.
Kingston, 1aHtaita, s laat.
e~ioerpgol, GnglaEs, Jagt.
20Hoou. GHalGuo, 8 IdJs.
HuItrHt, Sbws!ir 10 Tdg..
Staot gltTifo, 9ier., I Rage.
W0sf1u, 9uBlaRo, II Gage.
Banana, Il. Z. Of GQiumsia. z faaL
garis, frlHITsib, s Slas.
Cutbtt. GAMBIA. ? Sass.
rio u 9aueiro. .9raRIte@ 25 1ass.
&smf, 5iall:H, 10 1aaG%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
8rin5 3upprrAt's &crlp6nug nit
Gr3bcr5Uain GltIabctb.

8arts, 81. DECEMBER. - Gs perz
lautet bier, buB grtn3 Ruppre9t Muz
RE 2uitppIo SeroinanD, dIteiter Sobn
be8 9rin5en 2ubpig BON 8apern uno
dIteiter GnteI Des Prin3regsnten 2uitz
polo, nit Der @r8ber3ogin @liIubetb
Don Seitrei6, 3o4tsr bes psrItorbenen
&ronprin8en 8poOlpb BON Oeitrai9,
berIO6t perOsn pttb. Bring Ruppre4t
purOe am Is. Wtdi 1869 gu WlinGcn
gebpren unb lit Der birette S9ronerbe.
Gr54er3pgin GIiia6etb lit oas ein5ige
Sinh bes beritorbenen Ditrei9H6en
8ronprinsen, pelaer am 30. Saruar
1889 gu MsperIing Sel6fmorb be-
ging. Sic pltrDe am 2. September
1883 gu 2~uremburg geborsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03

SIN 2aufe bes Sa6res tpurOen q
233,366.7 9auDnsn 5uriidge5ogen
(Darunter 287,971.2 9aQonen burh
2edoge), 70 buB geItern in Den Eager
bGuiern nod 8~,660,528.6 ber6liebsn;
ferner iiro 5O,O32.9 9auonen S6fz
8ranntpein in ben 8unoesz2agerbduz
fern.
Nn g~egobrensn GetrGnten %befanoen
ii6 AM l. Sanuur 1897 1888 SAP
an 9anb, prDou5irt purben i'm 2aufe
bes Sabre5 947,293 safer, Derfauft
purben in 1897 922,599 JGfsr, an
2efage gingen 14,151 Safer OtrIoz
rem, 10 0aB 9eitern nod 1876 sal
Ter ar 9ano paren.
Die groBe 46nabme Der @teuern
fir SpiritupIen lit auf Die 4ufbeburg
beg 2~agerbauies BON 6. q. 4leranosr
auriif3ufij6reu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
germiiate telearaphiide aeheIden

8si elmer Qie66a6:rz 32eatcrz
@0rfieQung gu gebarzPoint bei 5loz
renee, s., AM 9onner7tdg Nbeno
brad Der 6uB6OOen 5uiammsn unO
so 4erI0nen itiir3ten 20 SUB tief bins
ob. Sin Wann erIitt einen 8ein6ru6,
Elm anberer Brad mebrere @tppen unD
ar 80 @erionen puroer Ieift perleBt.
- SuItino garOo nurOe gaItern
@6enb pG6renb zines 5un3Dergniigens
in 2tntonio GapeQo 8 0obnung 5u
@etz0 Orange, MS, pon 3eter G6ri~
fttano 0ur9 einen MeTerftt9 ms
9er8 uuf Der Steae g%etU0tet. Ser
N20toer 1T ber6aftet.
Senator 6anna lit BON GlsOelunO
in Columbus, O., angetommen, I'm
feline Gampagne CUR Bieoererpdblung
in Den 8%unOesIenat 81 Ieiten. 4u@
Die @egner 9anna'S iino emiig am
@erte.
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SnlanOftrurr Ginfiinttc.

liebrr ;ruet D6inipucu ipeniarr. ais i'm Dor
idhrs. - Der d,nappSsGumium bat ;uaes
omlmen NuHdntse Nbuabmr Gee Bier
S~erbraud,S.
Die @intiinfte bes S~nlanbIteuerz
8iireaus beIiefen Ii8 auF 81, 5O3, 779.z
OF in 1897 9egen $6,539, $1,000 in
1896, aIfO runb $2,O35, 73O.67 peniz
ger; es gingen elm:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03
sbateite &abel6cri6te.

SGinn Ipl bic &Gumnne Slap
Sihuu'S scfurocrt bnbcn. Sal
icr @ilbclm fam Gnt Spfncitcrs
9G6cmO gum 3tpcrfc ciHcr Spmfc=
rcus nit Dcm &an5ler 6Dhcnlpbc
BON 4utS5am nd61 Berlin. -
@ntbniiaSmaS fir Die Slutteu=
pprlage.
Qpnbon II, l. Sanuar. - Sine De-
peide Der y5ime5" malost aus Song
Song, DAB bic gr6Bte SbGtigteit in
Dem Dortig2n 6lottenbuubofe 6errI6t,
uno baB 3uglei9 ale 8orgdnge itreng
per6eimlid6t rperoen. 800 Ii9 Die briz
tti4e 6lotte our ,3sit befinOet urO mo-
bin lie 6eItimmt lit, neiB NiemanD
bier. Der 6ritii&e &reu5er STATION"
ging an 6reitag, nu6oem sr &oblen
uno Munition on 8orD genOmmen
bate, BON 9ongtong 40.
Spe3taloereiden aus S6an86di 3uz
fol9e Iou Der SIurg Ii 0amen (hinez
iiifer Staatsrotb) pl6Bli6 Mutb ga=
mug gef90pFt BADEN, Die 8Gumurg
&iao SI4ou'S IeitenS Der 0eutI9en gu
for0srn. Wfan 3sht 6ierau5 Den
G6luB, Dab GrOBbritannien einan
9rud auf Die 9ineii76e Gegierung
ousiibt. Ole 9eutiden perDen ieBt
aud 8iao 3i6pu itferlj6 rGumen!
q. ,. 8.)
0ie aus petersburg gemeloet rpiro,
bate Der 6ineiiIfe 8eiur0ta Dang
gu geitern cine @Gtoien3 b2i Dem G3az
rem unO ii6errei6te OemIelben Elm eiz
9enbGHotge5 Snrei6en oe5 4atIer5
DON G9ind.
Sine 9~etsr36ur5er 3eitung meIOet.
boB etliae ruiitI6e &riegsI6iffe 8ort
Qrt5ur peqen Mtangel5 an 3aum per-
laiien unO ii4 nit GinpiQigung Gbtz
mas in Den 6afen pon SaIienzWOn
baqe6en BADEN.
Sni=Nnu mod imner nidIt beietlt.
8ari5, 81, 8e3em6er. - Die Of
fi3ieuen fran307ii6en 8Idtter be'teb2n
nod INNER oorauf, oaB bic Ro6ridt
i6er Die 8eIeBun9 bar SnIel 9aizg}an
Our9 Gin fran30FI6es @eI4paoer un@
begrUnOet lit.
Sin SDlocitcrabcro Spnfcrcn5 III
8crlin.
8srlin, 81. DECEMBER. - Die
nNorDDsuti6e NQgsmeine 3situng"
barfiinoet feute 2tbeno on prominenter
StcQa, oaB 8aiIer @ilfelm unerDarz
teter 0aiie aus BOt5Dum in Berlin
e%intraf uno nit Dem 3eitsfan3lar
6p6enlofe corferirte. 0.3 aQgcm:ine
4niiGt lit, Dap nur Elm pidtig2r 8ez
tpeQ8runb DieIe Gpnferen3 am SDl0s=
'tera6eno Deruriaden tonnte.
0a5 ~erDGGnte 8latt Drudt audi fol=
genben, osrmutGli1 inipirirten 9ardz
grapb:n: y0a8 aub N6rgler tiinftigz
bin iiber bic neue 6Iotten9Gntnidez
lung 0sutI6lano's Togen Dber I6rei@
BEN m6Stn, 10 piel fte6t fsTt, oaB Die
M}uie c2r @eIGi4ta, tpenn lie oas
8latt 6~etitslt 1897" umbrs6t, in fin
niger 8eiIe an Der GteIle pouiiren
nirb, no in leu1tanoen 8u6itu6en
Die 2unounQ Der OeutT4en am Strunz
De beS qeLben Meere5 6si6ris6en lit.
Der Nrtitel snt6dlt nod anbere
@(suBerung:n G6nItd:n 6o9tra6enben
G6aratters, tpslfe ZEN lIriprurg an
beuten. Pms GoIittter D6ne HijdTi6t
ouF 4ortsiI6attiruRg miiFen i~ibrigens
3use6sn, baB Der 6lottenzG las
mus INNER ptiter Inn iih graift, naz
mentliA in PreuBen uno RorooeutT6=
Lamb.
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Cine batbc Wiatom Gtmpobmer.

Ger V"etG cHnS rshbt cine cnMerhat" BON OO723 = 3mabmr pUn4 1895 felt 1890 = 1G 200
mMS raMn ais MGner
Der Genius Der gupo6nr 9uHmpn8 pa&r BON Der 4nd uugnommen pobn it, nu qFrn
bon Der Smn5W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rg gFdtu b um6 hB in De % @@b Der Sht 5N723 Gmz
no9nr Fh @Mnb m fnb7 tab Nr I'm 484G bmNn mb Samnr SIM gnn fb1 1900 mr
5muM, as 0mr in Der Ihunnnnfmt
gMhmpu bait t 1880 nm 1926 @kn 3ugnomnnn
3offbrb mmn mir bs n4Me Hshf 63 Gns i'm @sYnhs nit benz Gudus BON 1890 mo
benz nBE@mfus bon 1894:
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Sas Saltimnrer Puftamt.
Eeinabe cine WGinion Spnurs G%inFnnfr.
@rpfc 3uuahme res 0ph>Scrfebrs.-lleb s
2O5 Wfiniouen 3offifiIde bcfpreert.

gpItmeiiter g. 9apies @arfielb
fam auf cine 3una6me Der @intiinfte
bss 8dItimorer Ppitumts BON $72,z
5O2.16 ober 81 9ro3ent in 1897 gegen
bas @oriabr bintpeiien. Die 8eiammtz
@intiinfte bes 8Gltimorer Ypitumtes
aus alien AueQen in 1897 beliefen ii6
i'm 8ergleiGe gu 1896. ME fOlgt:
1897. 1896.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03

fur Sauglinge ind Kinder.
ras Fac ,
E=Ie der ~ "0I'A"
..s Ct; .!NMM11<M us 5.si1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-01-03

IuGe our6 ben @eFGngniB : Bidder
puroe conItatirt. baB BON benz 9am>
briIPf6sn M}sbl bret gfunb 8roo pro
SAB Mebl me6r er3ielt purDen,
Ma1or MalIter bat ge1tern emit die
ZEN, DAP Die Soften Res S6uIbeb0roez
9ro3sfes, peIfe aus Dem lleb:rIGuB
Der Stulbeb0rbe be5oblt perOsn ipQz
ten, nie: So6n g. Poe $4,000, G6aS.
MarI6aQ $1,000, ba8 @eisB : Gomite
Der alien S9uI6e60Gbe $108.5O, 90.
$. g. 9uIonp u. 60. $108, e.. 6. Maz
lone 5000, @m. 8. S4iQing $500. s.
81. 6prasr $500, ni6t be5abIt perosn
biirfer, 10 large ni6t perStaotrat9 bic
en!Iprefenren 8%arorpnungen BON
Nelem dnnimmt.
Der Siilfs : @anitGt5 : GommiTdr
:. SpIer Smith 6di benz MabDr M1lz
fer feirtan Sa6re56eriGt 3u8sIanot
uno empfo6len, oaB GQe 4leD5 Der
StaDt, mo allies &GhertpdTer d6lotz
fen ioQ, nit QspEaIt ~gepflaitert mar
ben. Gr Iugt. ooB Die S:aot ME BON
SsuGan befreit Iein ptro, foldn9e nt6t
Die Q(G:9s rein geb1lten perosn t0nz
rem.
0ipioenbe. - Die 9irettpren
Der y0euti6sn 8ant" BADEN geftern
cine bal6iGbrli6e 9ipioenoe BON D
9ro3ent ertldrt, pel2e an unO no9
Dem 10. Sanuar sur Q~us3ablung gez
largt.
- Die 6suie fduigen Coupons Der
Sbligotionen Der nGOnIoliOirten 0asz
Gompagnte bon Baltimore" perben
an unO na6 Dem 3. Sdnudr 1898 BEL
@or3eigung in Der n@ritsn R~ationatz
9ant" BON Baltimore" au5be3ablt.
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GruBcr gufOiebRa9l in GlsDrlanb

GIeDelanD, 8, 81. DECEMBER.
= 6eute puroe gemeloet, baB am 16.
b. 81. &6sdS uno @efisl i'm @srt6e
bon $4,000 aus 8rieftGIten an Der
8ateritraBa geito6len ipurOen. 9ieie
@bed5 unO 0e6iel tparen gera6e BON
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19
SCHOOL MATTERS.


President Cooper Presided Over
Thursdays Meeting of the Com
missioners of Education.
The Teachers Committee recon-
mended the following:
l. Leave of absence Miss Clara
Thurston OF Papaikou.
2. The resignation OF Miss Fuller
OF Pepeekeo to take effect at the end
Of the present term, and that Miss
Percy Dillon be appointed principal
in her place. And that Mrs. E.
Deacon takes Miss billions place
g. That Mrs. Ray be appointed
assistant at Papaikou school.
L. That Mrs. Crook of Paia school,
Maui, be granted leave OF absence
with the proviso that she furnish
substitute suitable to the Board.
Fl. M. Cope was appointed to the
position OF teacher in the Pahoa
school, Hawaii
The Inspector General read a
letter from @. E. Rosecrans Of Laha-
inaluua school in which he stated
that the money received from the
ice plant had been expended in the
interests of the school and this prac-
tice would be continued. The plant
brings in about $65 each month,
clear Of all expenses. OF this
amount $40 is paid each month for
the machinery and plant. The re-
naming is used for the maintenance
OF an electric light plant. When
the machinery and plant have been
paid for the surplus will be spent in
improving the school and surround
ings. The Board granted FIVE
years lease to Mr.. Rosecrsns OF the
land upon which the ice plant house
stands in order that the place may
be insured.
The Board voted that the Deputy
Inspector General and Mr. Edgar
Wood be added to the Examination
Board.
Minister Cooper reported favora-
bly, upon the appropriation for the
work of the Board OF Education.
Kauhimahu, school-teacher at
Waikiki and w. o. Atwater OF this
city, sent in applications for per
mission to grant marriage licenses.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19
RACE PROGRAM
FOR
18TH MARCH. 1898
HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.

LIST RACE = PACIFIC CYCLE AND
MANUFACTURING CO.'S PURSE,
$25
/ Mile Dash for professionals, to beat
2:25 or no race.
I'd CE-CALIFORNIA FEED co IS
PURSE, $50.
e Mile, Running Race, for Hawaiian
Bred Horses,
Sd RACE-CLUB STABLES PURSE,
Mile Heats. 2 in 3. $500 class. For
trotters and PAGERS.
4th RACE-sEATTLE BREWING CO.'S
PURSE, $50.
n Mile Dash. Free for all.
9th RACE - HAWAIIAN BICYCLE
CO.'S PURSE, $l5.
1 Mile Dash for am teurs, to beat 2;35,
or no race.
6th RACE-UNION FEED CO.'S PURSE,
$50
n Mile Dash. Free for all.
9TH RACE = ENTERPRISE BREWING
CO.'S PURSE, 500.
Mile Heats, in B. Free for all trotting
and pacing.
Sth RACE-FASHION STABLES CO.'S
PURSE, 500.
Mile Dash Running Race. Free for
all.
9th OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAIR
NESS CO.'S PURSE, $25.
Gentlemen's driving race for road
horses, to be driven by the owners.
10th RACE - CITY Shooting SHOP
PURSE, $75.
Mile Heats, in 3. $3.50 Glass for trot-
tiers and pacers.
18th RACE-200 HACK STAND PURSE,
500.
Running Race. Match.
National Trotting Rules to govern all
harness races and Pacific Coast Blood
Horse Rules to govern all running races.
Ten percent entrance fees for all races.
Judges for the day are Capt. A. N,
Trip, Theo. Hoffman, Capt. j. O. Cluney.
Judges for Bicycle Races: G. l.. Clement,
L. Wright.
Starter--C. b. Wilson.
Races TO commence at p. NJ. sharp.
823-tf PER COMMITTEE.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19
THE u AINE DISASTER.
It is Claimed that the President has
Proof of the Cause of the Fx-
plosion.

plosion.
CALL OFFICE, Riggs House.
WASHINGTON, March lit is now
certain President Mckinley has re-
ceived in advance an intimaton of
the findings of the naval court, and
there is scarcely doubt he has been
thus informed for nearly a week. 1t
is suspected Stenographer Hull Of
the Naval Court came to Washing.
ton to submit to him in advance this
information. The reason the Presi-
dent desired the findings of the
court i, advance of its report is OBJ
vious to all. He wanted to gain
time in which to make preparation
for possible trouble that might
ensue from Spain's refusal to grant
the large indemnity that will be de.
manded. This also accounts for
the slow proceedings of the court.
Besides, there is no longer the
least doubt that the President will
at first propose peaceful interven-
tion in Cuban affairs, and that fail
ing in this the independence Of
Cuba will be recognized. 1t was
stated to-day by one who knows the
facts that ON Sunday last President
Mckinley knew the Naval Court
would report that the Maine had
been destroyed by design. Hence
his request for fifty million dollars
for national defense, made on the
next day.
1t was also declared this after
noon that on Sunday last the Presi-
dent was informed the evidence
taken by the Naval Court would
show the Maine was destroyed by a
torpedo, manipulated by Spanish
artillery officers from ashore, but
that in view of the lette.1 received
from Consul, General Lee and Sena-
tor Proctor President Mckinley
hesitated to believe this, and CON
cluded to await the report of the
Naval Court before making any fur
Their recommendation to Congress
To-day evidence is accommodating
to show that the Spanish officers
had knowledge of the plot to de-
stroy the Maine, even if they did not
participate in the dastardly work.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19
These rumors wero abroad early this

These rumors were abroad early this
morning. Secretary Long, when
questioned, endeavored to evsde the
query by denying that the admins
trstion had any advance information,
but the Washington correspondents,
who at first implicitly believed the
statements made by those high in
authority, have been deceived once
too often, and are now ready to
swallow with few grains of salt the
information given them by Govern
ment officials.
All is fair in war, and perhaps the
officials may be excused for resort
ing to the fine art of "gildsd" diplo-
macy otherwise known as lying),
but the Washington correspondents
have lost faith in the information
given them.
1t is asserted confidently and is
generally believed tonight that as
early as last Sunday the Navy De-
partment received, through Captain
Sampson and Judge Advocate
Mark, information that the Maine
had been blown up by submarine
mine exploded by Spanish officials
from connection on shore, and fix.
ing upon the Spanish Government
the full responsibility for the dec d
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19
W ella ka Hao.

To assuage thirst and gain
strength drink Rainier beer as kept
and drawn at the Favorite Saloon.
1t is this beer that gives strength to
the iron boys OF the Foundry, Billy
Cunningham keeps the best tips on
sporting events and the best tipples
for the weary heart or the genial
social man. Tie up and give your
horse and dog a drink while you
take one yourself
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19

The price of thing is generally
what it is worth, competition
regulates that. The higher the price,
the better the quality as a rule; but
price doesn't always guarantee
quality, the reputation of the seller
counts.
There's great responsibility selling
groceries.
Life and health depend on good
nutritious food.
That's the kind we SELL
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19
oheerily, Oh! The Anchors Weighed

Two OF the most popular men in
town have been installed in the re-
nowned Anchor Saloon. Mr.. Car
Isle has taken the managerial helm
as captain, and Charley Andre VS.
has shipped as first mate. With
such a crew the wants of every pas
senger will be carefully aud pro-
perly attended to, and only the very
best class Of refreshments will be
served to them in the most affable
and cordial manner.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19
Extracts from our
Recent Catalogue

Our best efforts have been ex-
pended for nearly quarter a century
in making desirable connections for
the purcb ese 81 high class foous.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19

Some one said 81 never come into
your store without feeling that
| would like to buy it out"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19
DIR. OWEN PAGET
OFFICE, Masonic TEMPLE.

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to P. M, 8 to 8 P, M. Telephone
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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19

Now is the time OF year to en-
tertain-that's when you need us.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1898-03-19

Refined folks use refined foods;
that's the kind we sell.