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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
GraunSUtuet9.

{Blanfenburg. Oos S5ptel
.DeutIdes 5aus" bier purpe fir 80
900 Wf. bon Dem aaufmann 6rn. 5,
WleDer an ben friiberen Baulnterneb@
mer, iebtgen @a1tnirtb 6ermann Quss
III Stenbal tduflth abaetreten.
Sor = Die 21idbriee Sodter
Der Wittpe pape au Marbfen lpuroe
unf benz MeIerbamm BON einem llnbez
fonnten iiberfallen. Muf Die 6ilferllfe
oes Mdhhens etlten balb einige paiz
Aanten herbei, bel Geren 6erannaben
Der llnbolo Die 5luht sreriff unb ents
tam.
t6eb sbure. Wfiiblenbe<
iiber &ermann S6tpannsde babter be-
ablichtist am SterfluB eiue Dynamo
ltaIhtne an5uleaen our Grseugung
elettrif6en 2t6tes fir bic sydhrmiible
llnb Nubelfabrit. Wiele 2anbpirtbe
Der nabeliesenten SrtIhaften &i1snz
briid, @robz8ietpenbe, 8leinsBle!penz
zoe, Neinborf unh Obrum iinb aeneigt,
2aa 9i9t aus oisfer AueGe 81! tez
khen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
Nnntnteru.

Grsifs IN al >. - Sm Otter BON
81 sSabren peritarb Der t0niglihe
2aroaeridtsratb aarl 5ubrmann,
ipe:her 1eit benz Sabre 1871 Dem 5ie=
ilaen Rtatercpllegium ansebDrte.
IS e 10 I t. - Ser beim @laIerz
metfter 9rumreid bierielb1t in Der
2sbre tefinbltne Sobn oss bieligen
8abnbeamten SSh-fe machte in Ieinen,
9d,laf5lmmer in einem iogenannten
2othofen elm apblenfeuer an unp be-
aab itcb Johann CUR Nube. Nm nGhIten
Wcrgen ipurbe berlelbe ais leide aufz
aefunoen, bic aoblenbiinlte batten Isiz
men Sob peraulabt.
genn be. ueber bas
WermOsen oss Giirlbnermeiters sSul.
9ausmann hierielblt 1T bas goncursz
perfabren eroIfnet.
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GMIeSWt9sSolifeitt.

8orbes bolm. Oes Moreens
aegen 1 llbr 1T bas Mobnbous unb bic
Sheune bes 2anbmannes Sreebe i'm
benahbarten Schmalitebe nieberae=
brannt.
s. ii d # a B t. - Der bier bette
benbe 8auberein bat ben 8au bon bier
Doppelbdniern nit ie bier Wobnunsen
befalonen; Der 8eretn 3d6lt eegentpdr=
ttg I9on 140 Mitglieber.
Grets Steinbura. Die
bon Der hilenifden Regierung anaez
fauften @efhiibe dlterer gpn1truction
iinb III biefen Eagen bonn 2odItebter
2aaer nit Grtra5ug na1 6amburg
befOrbert. no tie in's S9iff perlaben
Deroer.
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Wbeinprppiss ,it,o @eiffalem.

Bonn. - Mit Der Wabrnebmura
ber Ste(le bes 5tpeiten Mfiiltenten bcs
7oploeiIhen unD DeroleiheuDzanatoz
miIbcn 'Snitituts lit Or. Marta 0rdz
fin b. 2inben auf ShloRz8urgberg
betraut iDorben.
Goblena.-sSSn Ger lebten 5tabt=
oerorrneten 5@ibunq famen auA Die
hieiiqen Sbeaterper6dltniiie sur Spra@
DIE. Der Director bes Staottbsaters
rerlanat einen itGbtiihen s2uihub pon
1O= Bis $1,000 Wart. oa er ni6t bette
Cen f0nne. aiir2lidb lpurOe ibm mob
Elm ItGbtiIber 3u1hub BON 5000 Warf
betpilliat. Die ib!pieriae 2aee bes h:e1
5iaen 5leaterleiters ipurbe anerfunni,
bic 8ei9luBfafune inbeR pertagt.
Oiiren. Oiefer SAGE iiberfulr
Elm Yerionen3uo in berNdhe 8cDburgs
einen SteuereDntrplleur. Der trob aillz
brinalteber Warnuna zines sSreunoes
itdtt bes sSnbneees ben8ahnfDrper be-
nubte. Mls er etnem entaeaentor,,ncnz
ben 0iiterauae ausipeiden tpoile, aez
rietb er unter ben bon hinten 3c,an@
fnnlmenber Derfonenala. Ser III Der
Bliitbe ieiner Sabre Itehenbe 9eamte
blieh auf Der 5telle tobt.
tabtperorbneten befdlpiIen Die
Grridtlng eines neuen Smladtbaufes
NIT einen &oitenauftpanbe bon 460.=
COO Marf.
GIberfelb.t Die grrid,tunq
eines 8eairfs gpmmanbos @lberfelb
1T, tpie perlantet, b0heren Orts sensbs
niat tporOen.
Do.rtmunb.D 3. Die Musfiibrana
bes 8ismards sDentmals lit enbailtig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
Standardization.

s. m a rs Gauien. ,Sm Sc:
nahbdrten Oorie Wiroeiien fanp mur
in e!nem &orbe Elm in iauherc W1lte
aefleioetes 4ndb.ein. Cine SslaIte nit
nod !rormem Teud)eltbee itanb cunez
ben. 9as Sinh puroe aund6it rurh
ben 9iiraermeiitsr unteraebraht unb
barauf 2(naeige bel Der Staotsonpcitz
1Auit gen,aht.
6tl den B Il 6. - lnloaalt fonb
man in Der sSernbori. sinem yteoenz
fliibhsn Der Siea, bic 2eihe bes 25=
iGpriaen Mrteiters yleuR bon 9ier.
0iefelbe aeiate eine oaras Wnsdbl
Sti9punben unb nimmt man an,
Oab Der llnaliidllde auerIt ourh DEL
Ier|tid3e rerrunret unb bann ir'a
Waiier oelporfsn iuurbe. mo er e.
trunfen iit. 0craufh;n purner ,ipst
Der Shot pesbdhtioe iunoe 2eute,
ipsl6e 91ofts um aipolf llhr nod nit
Reub 3ularnmen iparen. perboftet. Ter
Sal iii umiomehr au beoauern, be Z.
Der einaiae Grnd6rer ietner SngebCz
riaen 1Dar.
2etbenbofen. n. - getm Aopi3z
fGllen bat ii6 eiu redai betriibenoerllAz
fall ereianet. Ourh einen itiir'enoelt
Baum 1T Der ettpa 17jGhriaeSobn Ses
2anbtpirtbs sSrAannes Want l. 10 ualz
oludlid) oetroffeu lporoen. oab er
i6lper pernunbet na6 6aule transz
portirt tperben mubte. Die Gr6altrng
Ieine5 2ebens erldeint aber lehr s!peiz
felhnft.
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meGIcnbttra.

8iibptp. = Nor eii1isen Saaen
fina Der 5ifdereipddter 8. @tsinfatt
i'm bteiigen Sse einen Rarpfen, Der ras
ftattlihe Gemidt bon Is pfb. hutie.
Gteinfatt tsitimnts bieles Ggerlplar
aum @eident fir ZEN 6sraoo Ecsen=
ten unb pnrbe ous oiefem Mnlc5 nrn
oemIelben in @dperin in Mubien5 cn1z
pfangen.
@repes miih(en. Neulih
Nbenbs entitanb in bem Oauie bs5
@Grtners Hpdoenbrpb b,,rh bas linz
fdllen elmer petrplelmlompe EN- S;ln=
merbranb, Der 3ndr balb oelo1dt fpue:
De, afer trotbem einen erbeblit0e1
5haben neruriochte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
Wiirttentbkra.

W mar. @egeniber ben 9ee
1trebungen ein5elner tbiirinatfdbsr
9tdote, insbeionbere Der 6auptnrte
9otha, EuoDlfabt II. o., benz bers
bliGenen sroben aanoler Girlten gis=
mard Stanobilber gu erribten, lit iebt
Ger bur4auS 5tpedentIprehenbe 0or=
i6lag aufgetaudt. Elm tpiirbiaes uno
palienoes @eiammthentmal fir qan,
Sburinaen gu fa9ffen, no man ia In
nttten Der gr0bten ppliti1hen 3erriIz
1enbett oas geniale Werf ber@riinouno
res Rei6s befonDera gu ipiirbiaell
ipelB. Mls seeigneten plab bat man
nnter gutter eBarinbung Der ben Musz
hlif na9 bem Gpffbau1er ee{tattenbe1
Gutenberg Eel Meimor unb Bic 5toot
Sena porse16lagen. Oa aber Der erItsre
ylan pielen Sebtpieriofeiten DrtliGsr
Natur begegnet, 10 biirfte tpobl Die
Stabt eSena 1hlieblib ben 5iea paz
pontragen.
gobura. Die propiforiIde 9ei~
iebuna Der 2etde bes Grbprinaen BON
Gcbura fdnb in Der @ruft Der 5hlob=
tir1e at Gctba itatt, bic felt Sabrbun-
berten ntht benubt tpurbe. 5pdier
erfplat bic leberfiibruns bes @araes
na9 Gobura in bas Mau1pleum. Die
Beiiebuns lit bort iebt niht m0qlicb,
ba fih in Der 6alle nod Der Sara bes
9erao1s Grnit 2, befinbet unb bic
aeraogin Witttpe bort otter Mnz
'Dahten abbdlt. Der 3ug nit Der 2ei9e
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
@att,tcper.

6annober. 80 Sberit b. pfuel
"a Ia iutte" Des 8Onigs=lllanen=Negi=
ments unb Gommanbeur ber 20. Ga
lleriez8risabe bierfelbIt, 1T pon ben
sSolgen feines Stur5es fotpeit ipieberz
hergeielt, baB er por einigen 5agen
bas .6aus perlanen fonnte. Seine Sc
f6dfte als Brigade Gommanbeur unb
@arniionGltefter bat Der Oberlf be-
reits tpieber iibernommen.
0arbnrg. Der 12id6riae
@ohn Mihurb oes SdloFers panl,
MilbelmftraBe 90, fpielte i'm petros
leumhafen in einem 8oote, ipeldes er
BON sQanbe, b5pitoben sper}tdte. Der
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
scefts:rei1=1tnearts.

8ie - Der 2ieutendnt pettore>
bica, nel6er pegen Oien1tDerqehen opn!
Msilitdrgeridt gu elmer JeItunssfrafe
Derurtteilt pDrDen mar, bat feinen Hez
eilnsntscormanbeur, Oberit 3eltndi
in &ratou unter einem giienbabnpiu=
buct er19p'Ien. Der MDrber ertldrte,
ct babe bic gbIidt eebobt, 1dmmtlt,1c
Mitelieber bes Militdrserihts 5u er@
icbieBen.
8ubipeis. -Sn Der bier lpeilenz
ben Menuaerie ereignete it9 Elm Thre:
rsr llneliidsfall. Sin Corporal oes
synf fonteriez zHegi1nents go. 102. mel
der einen Iiser nedte unb feline 9anp
hem&dfigeitter at nohe bru6te. tpurte
ppn Dem eersiaten 5btere gefabt uno
erlitt icbnere 9erlebungen.
8ablDn5. - Der Gtuotrotb Don
8ablon5 bot our 1tattge6abten SGz
mdnnerzGpnferen5 feine 8efriebigun0
uno lleberaeueung ausgeIprodan, oaB
nur Elm aeeintes 0oreeben idmmtlitJer
beutI9en Mbgeorbneten bic Wieber1erz
ite[luno Der terlebten Redbte bes oeutz
1Gen WDltes ermpglt6en tann, nnD CT
fortert bis 5ur Mufbebung Der Sprc~
denperoronungen bic TortTebune Der
ObitructiDn.
aalhou- 3u gbren Der bic.
eingetroffenen preuBif6en Sffiaiersz
Seputation fanb etnBantett itatt. 2tnz
bern Says erfolgte Die feierlids Ne
bergate bes BON aaiier Wilbelm gez
Ipenbcten 6obnenbanbes on bas I.
unb t. eSnfanterie= =Regiment aaiier
Wilbelm Der Grite. beutf6er aaiIer
uno 3Dnis bon preuten go. 81 ourh
Die OffisierszDeputation. Sm 2aufe
bes Saees beiidtioten Die preuRifd)en
Offisiere Die Stabt unb bic MilitGrz
2ealihule 9e5 9lbenbs purbe su Gbz
rem Der @dite in Der Sffi5iersmeNe DEG
Resiments Elm Jeitehen peranitaltet.
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benz YrpfeKpr Manbfhneioer ingbar=
lpttenburo, beKen gntipurF nit benz
erIten preiIe ausgeaeid,net lpures,
4iibertraeen tpproen. 9lls 5ermlt, fir
nie Grnrbiteinteeuna bat Der Sttfter
les Isnfmals beam. bds eomite ben
/. Mpril eeitimr,t. Die Wabfraae 1T
iuDeB notn nidlt enfifieren.
&irhIinbe, Sin id,perer
GhidlalsIdIoe bat bic ssamilie bes
aanb!pirtbs Wilbelm 8ramann in
aaartsn betroffen. Bramann aerietb III
eDttrinebaulen, nDhin er fid1 nit
Dferb unb Waoen beaeben bate. Inn
aanahols au bolen, unter iein eiaenes
1ubrperf. Gr erlitt auRer 8eiddbis
eunoen an ben Mrnen unb 8einen
sd!pere ;,lnere 0erlebunaen. Wtan
brahte be lleberfahrenen in bas bic
-iiee Rranfenlaus. mo ber Nrst erbebz
lihe Gnphenfriida cpnftatirte. Senen.
uneeantet tpar rtr 2lrat por osr6off=
nunQ erfint, 6errn 8ramann am Sez
ben su erhalten, unn Der Derlebte 1elblt
herubiats nph feline WnoebOrioen ltho
hieb lie, nhne Spraen ndh 0auie slI
oehen. 2eiber mar Der tpadere Wnrn
hereits in Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT Rodt
cine 2ei,bc. Gr itarb an ben sSp!gen
elmer i1neren 9erblutuna.
6 dnerte. @inen iGben Sob
fanb Der Mourer Ghriitian MGra orn
lier. Oerfelbe lrurbe in Der Stllbe
les Ylodpdrters 5tellmann i'm Sre=
debruch hierielbft tpbt aufaefunpell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
Gi0cnNtara.

OIbenburs. = Die SFrau @rb=
9roBber5oein bat ii6 nod Wiirsb1r1
beaeben, Inn bort lpieoer cine Sur beilu
profeifor bon leube purh5umuchen,
Der Die bohe sSrau bereits i'm portsen
CONNER lnehrere Woden lang bchonz
telte.
sSbre itlterne 6ohaeit feisrten nrter
allfeitiser Gbeilnobme 0err Aaiifa
mann unb @oittpirtb 0iebr;th @rnbe,
friiber GapitGn, unb Syrou G'ema6ltn
6elene, geb. Webemeper.
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96tc

8res I @ II. - @enerallieutenunt
3. 3. sSretberr b. Seuben lit i'm utter
bon 81 sssobren in OeFau 9eltorbsn. ST.
mar in 8reslau geboren unb i'm Ga
nsttencorps aussebiloet. eSm Sabre
1870 purbe er gommanbeur Der 3.
2arbpebrzDtbti iion, 5u Der Die yieberz
lhlefiithe nnb pplenif6e Ganbips6r gcz
hprte. Nls Tpdterer Gpmmonbant Der
3. NelerpezOipiiion befebltgte er uub
has 2. Yoienldbs Snf. .zRegiment No.1O
unb Die combinirten MrtilIeriez z9(bthei~
luneen bes 5. Corps.
&5ntgs tie OerG6ibenz
bere,n beabiihtiat bonn @ru6enfiscus
bag in bem 8irfenpGlb2sn in Gaar=
iottenhof an Der 2tpiner GbauIIee lte=
benbe ebemalise SdbloB gu puGten unb
ols Sdlebbuus ein3urid6ten. Ooburh
tpiroe bic Stabt einen neuen, Ic10nen
MusflugSort erbalten. Die bonn @ru=
benftscus qeforberte Yudt betrGgt
1000 Warf.
a II ge n $, Tr. Sduban.- Die
Inouitrielle Sbdtisteit bierorts lit In
raider @ntnidlung begrtffen. gu ben
ssreits beItebenben Sabritanlasen iofl
in ndfiter 3eit nieOer cine neue binz
aufommen, eine 6abrif temiIher Nrz
ttfel. Der llnternebmer Or. 8orrz
mann hat Da5u Das erforberlide Ser
rain, elm am 8abnbofe gelsgenes
0runDltiid, fdufli1 ernprben.
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@efttreMkcM,

G1bing. Oas Oorf 2e,.seu
blidt i'm WGra auf Elm 60Ojdhrigss
8eiteben 3uriid. Derauitaltungen at
elmer tpiirbioen 6eier beg Subi!dllms
perben bereits getroffen. Yer Ortz
fhaft Qenaen ipurbe bic 0anDfeite I'm
Wdrs 1899 burd ben Rpmtur 2uoz
tpig bon 54ipren ertbeilt. Mlbert uno
Mebbinir iinb bic @riinber. s5n Die.
lelbe 3eit fdut Die Griinouns Ser Dor
fer pomehrensborf. B0hmifdaut NIB
Molsborf. Srun3 mub fhon dltsr
fein, ben Der bortiee Grug ipurbe 5pi=
lhen 1900 unb 1905 begriinoet.
Baumsart auf Ger 60be blids am II.
Mai 1900 auf Elm 6O0idbriees Geitez
ben 3uriid. O0rbed Iheint alter ais
2enaen gu iein, bu es bereits 1900 bel
elmer Ber1hreibuna oer NeirannsIelz
Der Muble ertpGbnt tpirb. D0rbed's
6anbfefte lit Bel etnem 8ranoe pcr!o=
rem ipprben.
@rauben3. Gin NetrMt BON
Ger 9. Gompaanie bes sSnfanterie. .Hes
giments v@raf 9hirerin" hai ii9 nit
eirem Otenitgetpebr, in ous er cine
plabpatrone gelaben bate, erlhnllsn.
Der @runb 1T unbetuHa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-30
Baiertt.

6engersbers. 5obt aufaez
funben ipuroe in Ger Obe Der @iitler
syoi. peffer BON pinterreit, @emetnDe
sllrlabing. Ger SO SATIRE alte Wdnn
Tlpar in 9luerbah unb entiernte iin uln
bic Mitternahtsfrnoe aus bem
Wirtbshauie. Muf nem 1eiinpeg oez
rietb er IN bic CUR 3ett bodeebenDeO1e,
slDo er ieinen Sob bur6grtrinfen fanb.
sSngplItabt. 5.aatsr1iniIter
sSrhr. b. grailsheim erflGrte elmer De-
pntation, oaB has Prpiett elmer 8oll;
balm BON 2anbshnt nad Sngolltapt
.Doll!a ausiiatslos lei. hogegen lei Die
I. Staatsreaierllne fir Die @rbauunq
ciner 2ofalbahE BON @e;fenfelo nuh
.Bahrhpf Molnauh.
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M ain ). MnlGblin bes 70. &c
burtstages, ben Der 9srr 8i}cbof 81.
6affner Diefer Sage begansen bai, iino
I'm bifd0f!iden palais @iiidnuninz
telesrdmme IN arrbss 3all einselau@
fen; baril.l!er audi lold;s pom Gtaats1
miniiter Rothe uno Dem Tlrlten 5u
QDlpeniteil,.
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Satmetsa

8ellin5pna. Die @onferens
Der ts6nii9en @rperten bes Gantons
unb Der 9ottbarobabn, pelde in Miz
rolo tae.e, eradtete bic iebisen @hugz
oortebrungen seeen bic 2apinen al5
aeniigenb unb glaubt nit Der S1lei=
funs Der SriimmermaKen auf Saiiu
Hoho bis gum Jriibiabr lparten all
fDnnen.
Bern. Ser @elneinberotb Ddt
bic Dorlage Der bernif fden SyinansDi=
reetion betr. bas Grebitaeiu9 bon l.
100000 ST. fir bic gritelune einec
electriiden Strabenbabn bonn 9urnz
plab auf benz &ir9enfelb na1 benz
Breitenrain pia air9enfelbbriide iiber
bic aornbausbriide sene6miet. Die
@emeinbe 8ern lit bereits I'M Bs|ibs
Der GonceRion.
Burab bprf. - OieIer SAGE itarb
in 6inbelbanf inn Glitter bon 81 esSabren
an ben 5olsen zines @flaganfales,
ben er in Der Naht pom IA. auf ben
Is. eSanuar erlitten bate. Yfarrer unb
Sen,inarbirector Garl @riitter.
@enf. Der Maler Dpttsr erbieft
bonn fran5. Golpnialminifterium bic
8eftdtiauna Der traurigen Na9rid,t
bonn Sobe 1eines Sobnes. bes junaell
Malers Maurice pptter. ber in MbeIz
1inien ermprbet tpurbe.
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bio twelve rr7tes Fri CHAR weather. The
lighthouse ths-yy-s2x feet high. consists q
rectangular wooden dwelling house with
sqaaFe fcwer rising akor@ The Roof ca
its nerx5wesssrr corner. surnscsrssf by an
oefsxDrt4l wETSz&er t2rsTeeu- The a1sS5srg ss
painted wh.t~ .ae lantern rcd. and the
roof Asszugzss are re painted TIE found
aEsoT1s ais Of masonry. A Deb. hang frcsza
q gable ca the northeastern coSngr o. t1s
essgdsng. viii b. gfYazes oFss-e every thirty
sfNossls during tntck Or foggy weatee-. Ap-
px9xsynsse r9SstkH. Lat x5s-~S3 ".
Ling I4E-5S vs.,
TIE 0Tiesss Of the British gsnuss2t
F3exssEs foar9 at tie entrance 70 Car
rireton bay, fSeses island ssoaI water 30
yzr3s fr@rn tbs southern shore. Shssss
sFs0ssiS k-@p "a :1t8-ensrnes ursII Jane I'D
and Is ateans wo&n TIE southern sssorE
may BE- approached with safety. OF the
Northern store Of The bay several patches
With Iess TRAN fur saga5yns were found.
The koEseas in rarrsn1son bay Is very Gr-
ever. Approximate posi- ton: Lat s3ss-lG
N. Lorx. 1Z1--eD w
The n@znrh autographs Office. Por.
Townsend rifi furnish on Application, free
81 charge fan Inform ars0n7 regarding The
following H1s1ces 10 Mariners.
Ia pan-Honsha sSspDonl. west coast.
xasasa bay. light exhibited on kyuEa mi
sskss Ysxo. Tsggarz1 street, HAk0Gzte tar-
Dor. wraek removed: time signal iigsat ss-
fabfsshed-
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found /: 70 their advantage, largely. how
ever, on account OF tariff regulations 20
establish sugar refineries in San Francisco
Since Hawaii has bscorie a part OF the
United States. Of course The same tariff
regulations VIII no longer prevail. but IL
Is still possible that for ;hc mere conve~
nience Of shipment Gre or more refineSieS
may be established on Puxss sound II *
further possible according 10 the best
Judgment Of com tnsrcial men that this ex-
port Of sugar from the islands by way of
Puget sound may prove the open sesame 10
the STAND trade for which the Sound has
been waiting.
u Is well known here that san Francisco
has SO tong enjoyed a monopoly OF the
Hawaiian trade. and thar It's interests have
beconie 50 Intimately blended with The
banking Industrial and agricultural inter-
ests az the Islands. that Is hold on that
trade would BE very hard 70 break nv aBv
rival city. 10 matter how fortunately saat
city m}gAf BE situated. or how strong cam
petition might he set up.
IT, however, Puget sound Ia IN enter the
race against the Golden Gate 1tth ,he lat
:sr Handicapped. BY she aeavv weigh, ~
American maritime law. the situation may
he altogether different IL has been real
ized all along by Seattle merchants anf
shippers that there VA a vary strong MI
norttv In the Hawaiian Islands tired II TIE
grinding usSnoDozy OF the Southern Pacific
the Pacific Mail tha Sg~e >kelses and an
:net crowd. arf eniv awaiting savo-a be
opp1rfUrlsv 70 hEaak away from a cfsyar7er-
csal TYRANNY which u them selves they were
powerIeSs 10 resist
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Report of q New Departure In
Transpacifc Commerce.
SUGAR TRADE IS AT STAKE.
The Long Established Monopoly Of
the Paeine Mail and spreckeis
Intesests Very Likely TO he Rsde-
IL InaerruPsed-Sorth Roads
Interested-Possfht Of q Big
Sugar Rennery Deing Hniit Here.

For q long, long time The Southern Pa
cine chiefly by virtue OF its alliance with
the spYecseis interests. has beer enabled
20 eonsroi the sugar trade from the Ha-
waEsan islands. A tunctQre has tsEs now
arisen m maritime affairs, !. Is said.
which bids fair to break the long estab-
Iisaea supremacy OF the Southern rost.
ana 70 throw at least a fair share " not
q prsponaeranee Of the sugar trade Of the
Ha waiian Islands from San Francisco TO
Puget sound.
All this arises because during the recent
war with Spain the Northern Pacific
Steamship Company had It's steamers
changed from British 20 American reg.3-
try. According 20 Information received In
tfsis city last night, as soon as the naviga-
ton laws are extended to Hawaii accord
ing 20 provisions Of the bin now pending
In eongress. the steamships Tacoma Oiym-
pa and Victoria, which were given Amer
can registers recently. ~ili be Withdrawn
from the Puget sound and Oriental route
and placed on the PaSet sound. San Fran
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UNCLE SANS HONOR
TO CAPTAIN M'LEAN
skipper Who Reasoned the Jane
Grey'x Survivors Get. "A T~stt-
naontal FROM Nckiniey

C4pt. Laugbia Milan of tap British
saaisng sct1anSser FaFvT$1e, has received a
Tasuae'se recognition u n}s serves IN res-
et3ng S1s Survivors % the Schooner Jarz
Grey ssst sTsgssas- Pres. isn't Mckinney has
ssnt aim y EsatT ~ rsayTsttlcssas hrs@cgslar
glasses. which acre bestowed wt-b xruca
ceremony az SacsGy5a kase SATURDAY.
TaS FSvaTtte arrived az Victoria ruae
= -, WITH t~e1sg seven xhtasz Fssc tsetf Fsesb-
fs}e sssosr3-aIk ta&t wnre eft - tae tn~te
sue who lRgt hsre for kef9asgsaa Sound
TIE fortunate sseg@~3Tss no escaped frafa
SEs fosTrstessa@ Il the vsss.a made sAeI~
waT - \ EFxnSssEnt- where &5ls F'avertte was
lyszax Cssgs. Mclean took sSsTs4 zessara
nj Iau4fesi them safely ~ Victoria Tssss
anf&a-s WIS tgca2g6t ~ fa@ attention. ~ zhs
gftszz States government ~ fsogsszss Tr IN
- Victoria. ard tRse ~g<tFt aa-s shss rs~s<@zgs
taF.oa C~TS Fsaasfsy Tee aHSe@ haEa sA@
fafscssT srs engraved 5e fhe~l
'f'~ssm ire p-ssfs$ers - tAe T'rfssst
STATES - CAPT. sAaEnsta Atcf s-su C sn.
@rfsossnsr tNae1Ettes ia TsecxgAtssE. of Asa-
sa4ssss se~Sses@ - tAs sSf~Tss@rN ~ IRE
AEsssTseAa @co>oEev f3sse Grey fosgn.s@r<..s
a. $50 May - Esss
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cisco. Hawaii and Oriental run, with Man
la connections These vessels were form
erly az British register and operated by the
Northern Pacific Steamship Company. and
later we're transferred 10 American own
ers. who last week. II Is sasa. sold them
10 the North American Steamship Com
psny. new organization said 10 have been
effected for the purpose of competing with
the Pacific Mall for sse Assat4c and Pacs-
tic Islands business
The Northern Pacific Steamship. Com
pGny. IL Is sa@d. is now arranging for The
charter Of four aud possibly SIX modern
steamships recently built in Scotland 70
piy between Puget sound, Japan and
China 10 take the place OF the American
A; the present time there are hut two
American SITES nsFs running out ~ San
Francisco 80 Honolniu. They are owned
by the sprss kees 81 san Francisco.
II tie new shipping lass are extended to
Honolulu and Manila. AT foreign bottoms
wii be h@rresi. II - not hard 20 foregen
wnas effect this VIII have On the sugar
trade.
It = saF3 that for weeks past the North
erp Pasisc has had Sgeats ~ the Hawai-
Ian islands negotiating with the sugar
growers far tire shipment Of crops.
Huntington IL Too Late
TIE Huntington people have realized ne
situation. bgt they have realized II too
late. On good authority IL IS stated sha;
1Fsey are row building new vessels al
Newport News 10 - drought around for
ths Pacific island trade. aut /; win Sc
months before those vessels can fe rnsg,-
ii~te9. and Ia TIE meantime the North
American Steamship Company viii have
gotten IN Its cork IN breaking the old ss-
fNhtisa4a trade with the Hawaiian ISL
ards
IN ether WORDS the Northern Pacific
steamship tnf3g8ny tAs agents and rsAI
OPERATORS ~ wneeh were DoAwesl CaYI}H
s 10. &&V# n*eG operating tee Sttaa1-
sh&mS frEuglA f4sN-f7l&a and Tars-sa Tha
t(Hv NaS fa3rkeeI Us and virtually corEss-
saf~2 1E,s ire %NTfHera Pac4+c Railway
t.*snp4u3 Daring tAe war with Spain
tsttsss vessels, u aiet had a.sea sailing IN