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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
ONCE ROBUST, NON INF|RM.
EX.SECRETARY JOHN SHERMAN
ARRIVES FROM CUnA.
Chicago to . Washlngt0n Beat,
Heavily Mufaed-A Glimpse at
His Features shows . Sick Man.

NEWPORT NEWS Va. March &-The
cruiser Chicago. which left Hampton
Roads March II under orders to overtake
the American liner Paris and transfer
from that ship ex-Secreiary OF State John
Sherman, who had been taken seriously
Ill. arrived at Old Point shortly after the
noon hour today. with the distinguished
invalid ON board.
Mr.. Sherman was one OF party OF
tourists who were visiting points OF his
toricai interest. having chartered the Par
is for the purpose. The Chicago. after
taking Mr.. sherman on board sailed from
Santiago last Friday morning. proceeding
direct to this port. The party that re-
turned with the ex-secretary on the Chi
cago was composed OF his pephey. Frank
Wiborg, OF Cincinnati: DIR. McGiii. of
Duluth, the physician who has been In
constant attendance upon the sick man,
and Mrs. Danitzer. the nurse. who leaves
the patient. The cx-secretary's daughter.
Mrs McCailum, watched the cruisers ap-
proach from the veranda OF the Cham
beriain hotel. preparations for the recep-
ton OF the invalid at that resort having
been made under her personal supervision.
Mr.. wiborg came ashore when the cruiser
dropped anchor. bringing reassuring news
to the anxious watchers and after
brief chat with Mrs. McCalinm. returned
to the Chicago with her. Later In the aft
ernoon. Mr.. Sherman. closely muffied and
with his features entirely concealed be-
meath a heavy black veil was placed In a
steam launch and removed to the pier
Two officers and four men from the ship
accompanied Mr.. Sherman and his at-
tendants. He was borne in litter 10 the
hotel on the broad shoulders Of four ma
rines. gust OF wind lifting the veil, dis
closed the face OF the invalid. II was wan.
pinched and OF a deathly palior. crowd
OF several hundred people witnessed the
removal of the sick man 10 the hotel.
At n. m. he was again placed on tho
litter and taken on board the Washington
boat That Mr.. Sherman Is a very sick
man no one who got glimpse OF the In
sailds pailid features can doubt. He has
lost flesh until little remains OF the active
and vigorous man but q frame, and he IL
obviously far advanced In feebIenees and
general in'Irmlfy. While being prepared
for the stretcher Mr.. Sherman gave the
sailors who were ,o- carry him minute or
dcrs as 10 how they should handle the
conveyance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
WATER STILL COMING UP.
SAN Joaquin Valley Flood II ON the
Increase-C0vers Nearly 10000
Acres.

STOCKTON. Cal. March 2S.-Reports
from many sections OF the San Joaquin
show tha. the food caused by the late
heavy rains is increasing instead Of reced-
ing Water il stili pouring in on the
iowiands. but In some places. the area
covered is not increasing. owing to the
depth OF the pockets. In some places the
water is so deep that the owners do not
except to have their land drained before
July. too late for planting n second crop.
There are many small streams in this
section. and IL Is these thai are causing
the most trouble. the larger ones being
generally highly banked. In some places
the iood win be beneficial. II is csttn,at-
ed that the flooded area covers nearly
~ 80 arcres.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
EFFORTS TO SAVE An AMERICAN.
Churchill Guthrry Under Death Sem
tence-Ftitbustering fn Honduras.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March 2s.-Dr. w.
Godfrey Hunter United States minister
10 Guatemala now I'm this city. is taking
steps to save the life Of Churchill Guth-
rey. an American under sentence of death
in Honduras for fiiibus.ering. Guthrey
was formerly a lawyer at Marshall. Mo.
Secretary OF State Hay has ordered the
gunhoas Machias 10 investigate, and the
American consul viii serve stay of sem
tgnee.
TIE gunhoat Machlas has arrived a; Lsy-
ingxfon. Guatemala
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
WITH BODIES Of THE DEAD.
York From Porto Rico and San
tfagO-Half Of Then Unknown
aad VIII He Buried An ArIingtOn.

NEW YORK, March @-The United
States transport Crook arrived here to-
night. having on board the bodies of the
soldiers who died during the campaign in
Porto Rico ana the bodies of 81 of the
colder dead from Santiago. She viii re-
main in the bay all night. According to
the quartermasters department. the Crook
will weigh anchor tomorrow morning and
go at once TO the army pier at the foot OF
Pacific street. Brooklyn. where she will ar
rive at 10 a. m. The work Of taking the
bodies or will be begun at once. The army
officials are of the opinion that the last
body will not be lifted from the boat until
Friday Great care Will be taken that
there shall be no mixing OF the caskets.
thus making the identity Of the deceased
doubtful Each body was positively identi-
fled by sealing the metallic caskets at the
cemetery. and the department Is sure that
there will be no cases OF mistaken identity.
As each body Is checked OF. Ii will be
turned over to the express company for
shipment, IL not going to Arlington. The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has prom
ised the war department to send 10 the
government pier tomorrow float contain
ing Ave cars. and as the bodies going 70
Arlington are laid on the pier, they will
be carried to the cars. Col. Kimball said
that about half OF the bodies would be bur-
led in Arlington cemetery. Bodies that are
claimed by relatives will be expressed to
destinations At the expense OF the war de-
partment When all the bodies intended
for Arlington have been placed on the float.
the cars vii! be started for Washington.
There viii go TO Washington on the train
as a guard OF honor. detail OF eight pri-
Yates under the command Of two non-com-
mssioned officers from the Thirteenth
United States infantry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

Part Of the Nfnfh Infantry Aboard
Light batteries ia Ga.

SAN FRANCISCO. March .s.--T-ne trsnx-
s-or: ZeaIansssa with sev~ral c0rspaa ascs Of
shs Ninth Infantry. ard large cargo OF
supplies on hoard sailed for Manila via
Honolulu today.
T~he war Department has ordered three
Light BATTERIES 10 Manila battery r. FIRST
artillery. y FoarTa artillery: and r. Fifth
artillery. They wsn take fwsasy-fossr se-
lsSsssi skpzx-ss each Transportation soT shs
artillery has nes n@sn srr.nxed for. and
80 date s0r tasas departure nAA eesa ret
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

WASEI N5TON, March sS-presiaens
Mckinley. nj o'clock sais afternoon, ~
,arnsvs 10 Washington. after an outing %
sxo weeks and day. Owing - lark
Of knowIeage % the exact hour az The re-
sarn. there were only few pcs,gsie az ire
sepct. Mr. and Mrs Mckinley were drsy-
es, - tire White House
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
MORE TROOPS ARE NEEDED.
Journat Special says the Prest-
dent VIII Cnii for a5,osso
XaluuteePa.

speciaI Dispatch to the Pos;-Inteiiigencer.
NEW YORK. Mareh "a special 20
the Journal from Washington says the
president ans. eabine: agree that Il viii ne
necessary 10 issue a cal. fer 2sle" voaufs-
teer troops.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
AcUINALDO HAS GONE BACK
Rebel Capital Removed tn San Fer
nnaao-Recave Fails so
Americana

NEW YORK March 81 dispatch 20
the Fgaraa from Manila s-s-s: TIE iuSuT
ecot earafAt has been renewed from Maio-
sos - San geEnaassn 7ae insurgents
burned Rasacan Tuesday afternoon Tire
gs,orsiter M0nasfyaasS shelieA Los p3nas.
south nf Manila Tuesday Ycou
Dispatch to the Journal dated Manila.
"Wednesday says Tsocsve has 5eess taken
Av aar t~oenS. The railroad bridge - un-
sSs saryss- G~a Macarthur - nnw sithsn
e4Ehs miles ef Ma&a95S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
LOWEST WHEAT AVERAGE.
Not since 1894 Nave the Conditions
Reeu as They Vow Are.

CHICAGO. March 1s.-~T'se April report
% the Orange Judd Farmer makes the
general winter wheat average s2i. as eota-
pared with Sa last year.
1t is the lowest average sinse the begin
ming os the service IN fs@t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

SAN FRANCISCO. March S-oue %
she sYrSf vessels so leave for poirss north
os ST. Michael. Alaska. this year VIII re
tie AA Ark Alaska. SIRE wsli %ali fer Golnvsn
hay. PERI Clarence ard kotzsaue sous<.
ahSIs May T.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

SAN FRANCISCO Narch 1s.-~Arnong
fae arrivals or tAe steamer Australia from
Renaiusu was Minister r. NJ. Sexzil
Mr.. sewasl wiii remain ia tAfs eisy a few
Aays before leaving for Washington.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
\ ARTHUR PUSHING
ON 1O TIE CAPITAL.
Slight Delay at Marilao on
Account of Bridges.
DECISIVE BATTLE SOON.
Army Crosses River by Pontoons
and Waits for Artillery.


FfIipinos Skulk In the Jungle in
Hope Of Decefvimg the Amer
leans, but Gunb0ats Pour In .
Destructive Fire and Clear the
Country Of Insurgemts-Native
Retnfopeemenfs Come Up-Rep0rt
HeaAQuarters Back TO San Fer
nanao-AnOther Town Captured.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
President Mellen Confirms
the Announcement.
THE DIRECTORS ORDER II.
Seattle Brought Twenty Five
Miles Nearer st. Paul.

10 President Mellen
work VIII Proceed ne Once-Al.
though the survey Has Not Beea
Completed Surveyors Are In the
Field and Are Making SatisSae.
terry PrOGress-New Line WIN Do
Of Year-lnterMediate COuntry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
a,,IErl>s FROM eEx. OTIS.
ne oasiinrs tho Advance OF the
Array sa the North.

WASHINGTON. M8rch @--Tsse faIgss-
iar sIsrsa9rn has eesa received gvens Gen
NzniaA. &&rxh -
Severe "a gsnx YESTERDAY sEteEneon be-
yard MarsiAe. tsr4LSArs ezasSe ay sosSh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
Nenn Meni6en gu Snne berbrannt.
Cine gan3e 5amilie Der Nd4ldifigteIt
i6res Oberbauptes gum SpFer gs>
fallsn.

6arbespille, S.zG, %. Mai.
- Muf Der Ssltrei9er'E9en 5arm,
etna bret Meisn Don bier, brannte in
Der Ra6t bonn lebten OienIta5 Elm
spsiltDdiges 8reiter6uus nieoer, uno
sSafob Salpnons, feline Satin uno
Iieban Ginbsr I'm Iller bon slnem Biz
81 fiinf5ebn Sahren famen in ben
Slammen um. 0as llngliid uro Die
2s;9en Der Spfsr puroen srii am fplz
genben Morgen ent0edt. Die Goros
rers Inter Tu6ung erga6, oab Der
sdornItein bes 9auTes our6 sinsn
Sturm 5eri0rt tporDen mar, urb DaB
Saiomors ieitoem, anItati Den Sha@
Den rspariren gu luhen, Jeusr gum
ao6sn auf elmer areis Idgerplatte auf
Gem 5ubbooen unlerbieli. Oieplaiie
lag auf st.idsn GiTenfiidsn, ms6rere
3oq uber osm gpben, uno Der Rdu4
ertIirDmte aug ben ofFenen56iiren uro
5enTiern. Sn Der betrefFenoen ga6i
6aite Elm 6eftiger Wino Das 5euer an
gefaft, 10 paB ous 9aus 5euer fIrg.
9lls bic 5amilis erpadIe, mar i6r
Ger 2iuspe9 CUR 5ludi 6sreits our4
bic 5lammsn abgeldnitten. auf Ilrs
6iilferufs silten bic Ha9barn berbei.
iparsn jeoot niht i'm Stonbs, irgeno
pefhe 9iiife gu lsiten. Der Gproz
ners Snqueft reIultirte in oemWa6rz
Iprud, oab bas llngliid eins 6olge Der
f!rafliden Na4idhisteit pss 6ami>
lienpaters mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
Mehr Cpfer bes Giicnbabn>Nnlnds

&dtaIirop6en an 8abnfreu5ungen. -
Gser Wdnnsr uro cine 5rau 9ez
t0ptet uno eine 3peite 5rau t0OIz
li9 berlebt.
Buffalo, N.zy., %. Mai.-Spz
Feph Seller uno Hap Sherman aus
Gloen, N.zg., Tolpie Souis Garep aus
Qu5urn Sour Corners, pa., famen
um 2 ll6r beute friih gu Wsnoes SGaz
tion um's 2e6en, tpGbrenb ie in elmer
autIfe iiber bas 9eleiIe Der rNepz
Yorter Central 8abn" gu fabren perz
fuhtsn. Sin Diili6 gebenber @rprebz
oug bemplirts bic autIhe. garep uno
aeQer tpurDen auf bds anoere @eleIIe
seEdlsuoert, mo Elm peltlid eebenOer
6ra6t5ug i'm nd6ien Iugenblide belz
De llngliidliden in formloTe 5ieiI6z
flumpen 5ermalmte.
Nep= Yorf, %. Mai. - Cine
auiT6e, in pelder MoTss Fitzgerald,
Ieine 9at.ir, W4n. Haffertp uno Defen
Sdpeiter Sutiette aaffertp eineSpaz
5lerFabrt madden, tputoe bsute auSinz
9ac, ettpa a9t Wteilen BON paterIon,
RS, bei'm 8reu3sn oss @eieiles Der
rgrie 8abn" bur6 sinsn 3ug aerz
trimmert. Suliette Raffsrtp blieb
auf Dem 5lede toot, Urau 5ib9sralo
tpuroe tOotii9 unb ibr tleires Sinh
T9tper berlebt, pdbreno Die beioen
Mdnner ohne sroBen S4aben enttaz
men. Die betreffenoe 9a9nfreu3ung
6efinoet fid an elmer Idarfen Sriimz
mung bes 9sleiies, uno 5ib9eralO,
tpel6er futTdirte, bsmertte ben 3ug
niCht. big es all IbGt mar.
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8araains in Gleioerbeiab.

Creme SeiDsn Gimp 2 Sol brett Seiben:
@imp, SoG brett, aIe Gurben - Seioeuz uno
Mobair4gimp, II 3oG brett. in Garben - Seiosus
unD GFnae. ] uno 2 3on brsit, ale Garben -
ibnarses mobar=Sanp uno Glittsr, l bis 2! So1
brett - i6parse Gbeuille unD glitter 9! SoG Brett
- SeiDenz uno Glittsr=9iarps, bis /! 3oa brett
- farbee Ssipen =9lpplique, / bis u Spn brett -
gDertb BON 25c. bis 50c.; SC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29

tpuroe. Der gortier oes puamar=
Wa9gpns fam um's 2eben uno etne
4noabl anoersr psrIonen purpe psrz
kbt.
Oellpein, Sa., %. Mat. - 4ud
oas es9en 8 llbr heute frii6, 5tpei Wleis
len nDroli9 bon bier, Iiattgefunoene
giTenbabn ungliid puroe burd cine
ueberFGpemmuns uno un!erpaTdurg
beg 8a9ngeleiIes berbeissfii6rt. Der
9etOotete porlier bes punman Wugz
gpns mar Elm Nsger, Namens ai6uro
Manning aus Minnsapolis. Oerle.6e
tpurbe 5tpiI6en stpsi 8aggons ger
maamt. unter ben 0erpunDeten, mel
DIE bIerber eebra6t porDen lino uno
auf's geNe Dsrpflegt perosn, befinoen
ii6 etlid)e 5rausn. Oas llngliid ere
eisnete Fi4 tpdbrenb eines beftigen
@stpItterregsns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
@rpBartiae @ertbe in Waihifpffen.

Scr g}ertduf bon baumtpollenen 6leiosritoffen
tpiro oeie 9Bobs bic ib6nitsn Nobitdtsn in Wtus
fern eini6lebsn, in i.Oer @ciie abiolut tpai6edt;
bette Gualitdt ppn 9aumipor. uHa su beitsn 8ar.
eain5greiisn.
MaorassSaiI.nitoTf, iSbrtawaiFs uro alebsrs
Mooen, ale Die n,rtsitsn Sar@m @aretdt in graz
buirteH Strtifsn uno @bsds. Sn bieier Nartie iinN
einseibloFsn: 40=3Dtltss esorudt. Srsanops2atpns
Smp.riol punttirte Stpib, Der i60uften Seifns UNI
eine tttblofe Mustpabl bon 30=3Dlie.r eeDrudten
2aspns, in iaN.m bsrtbarsn Mufter, in Duntlem unl
bensm 6rud elu6 gsorudbe 9iQuss, in ito.n,
ipiini6enspertben @eiFn, einidtieblib 9oltasSots,
Grescents, GantpsStr.ifsn, i,0n.n Gieursn- Saars
GnbsnAStrsisn Ii. i. ip. Ole gBsrtbe ino Die sr0bz
ten gu 123c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
SeiSen= 3aiuen.

Ganeb uno i6li6tfarbiss SaiFsta5ssioen=Sai1ftn,
Jan oor," qeraOe uno idrdes Sdltslune; aud
Id5ldts atlasz9aillen, nit ipebcn 5ront.n, eeidl=
telt. unp ygoro.pS 2rasen, Qefdltslte &id:n, neus
mauI6ett.n in p9.a"=5aeou; fe fno abiolut rSais
lor maoeD unp tomnren in alien neu.n 5rubiabrg=
Garb.n 1.rfb $500 unp 5000. $59S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
Spmmer=Ileioerffuffc,

2sjDaise barb.pollsne Gballies, in uitarin, cor:
onal, belblau, olo role. lapenDtr uno Gator; p:
;Dliee balbpolene @bsd Sebeiee ib0nen Garber
in grau, grim btau, braun uno lobfarbiaen Mrs
turen unb cinige 4laibg; Disie Maarsn nD bon
1,r bis oOc nsrfh 71c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
Scparate 4leibrDfe.

Separate Gleorpfe aus eanj po1sner serec,
mad Der n.usten Gacpn sus.i6nitten. eefdltelts
unD 2nopf=8iidsn, boGe 98sits. NUT 9ercaline se=
iittttrt uno init sammet einseidumt, iebr biibi6
unb tl.ioiam; in itpara uno bIau; 8ertb $3.50;
$29s.
Separate Wai6=RlsibrDfe aus rein.m 2inn.n:
Grab, neue rgea"5ydepn NIT Reiben ipeib,r
ofse b.itbt, ben qau5.n Tod b:oedeno; au6 2nueu
GralbsaleiorDde, nit 9ise beisbt, s6l.itntnotsn.
Giiefte, polle ggeite unb breit.r saum; 9Sertf
$500; $1.0S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
Yosner's
gddf mldtig unS an,iebfno.
Sargain=6leinpbe aus unierem
Q(usiiae= Ienartement.

geir baben ausetiubt, mas mir als oi. tpi6tis=
Gleiorpf=,. Sailtns uno Soausfl,Rr=T Tepartements
bsrabt,ten, ,mn Sbnen ~ ,cigsn. mas bier au er=
ielb.n Rfeoune gitiide au baben apiini6sn 9lur Elm
GBort, uno bic Bargains ietbft aperO.n sas usbrss
ersdblen. Sic fuo bic bibideiten Muiter, Die bsit=
psmabter Rteioer, pas bette Mat.riaI uno bic 9te=
brighten inn Areiie BON irseno uel6en, bic Sic ie
trt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
uSailpr=iitdbe" Wnsiige.

p3ailor utacs"4 "42lnjiiae, aus eani poaenem 9rodOs
uuo SspiG= =Siaqonals, Gton, Glp=6ront, snsHssno'
unD gor=Jrpnt4Sadts; INIT Seioen@Sergs ooes
SaTetta eSeioe e.fiitter; tiniae fnb NIT 2ise be-
iest St.ior0ds in Circular Jtar.eGaeou; bO5il
MODERN qsftrtigt
eIniuge i'm yS.rtbe bon $500 fir $3.50
elrSuae i'm g8srtbe bon $3.50 fir $1,000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
0rpber 8araoin in GprietS.

aSir brtnsea Elm. erobe 1artie BON Sommer=
Gorets 3nm Vtrtaui, aus ltblitten, ecblinten ufo
TanepaRssen asma6t, sbr lsi6t i'm @5enbt, NIT
Sateen uno GOutil ttitrsaft. SoSpslts ghhen, eng
NIT iibbein useetIttet itbsr ben 9iiften psrtdrt
arobe WOlbuus unb jipei Stablftdbe on ieScr St;ts
9ite nit Jnbbein. fb6n mit Spsen UNI SeiDs
sueeri6tst, iresnp D.lGe @r0be unD 2dnes; uid)t
tnfniner nfs 75c ,n.rth onc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
SauSfleioer.

pausfeior in Ganep sebliimt.n uno eetrsiften
Rercaies unb eopns, boil. Sront.n, yots rno se=
fdltslh Ri6en, Site beiest. Sdultern unD Gpaulet,
ten, Satle asfIttgrt unb oo1e Rleiorods y8ti!s;
M,rtb 81. 90 unb $l25; soc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
Shirt @aifS.

GB.pIdttete N.rcale=s =s6irt49aiits gloui.n una ee=
faltelte Sronten, in elmer erOber elugDabl bon
Gancp=plaios unp Streifsn, 0ote uno esfaltslte
0Riidrn, arugtn unb mani6et.en ssplattst; @srtb
75e SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
SOC. S1nber fir Sc.

98ir baben tine petere gSdrtie BON 5000 0auos
bon Gdntp5Seinen=gdnoeru Drei uno pier 3oa britt
uno Giirts! pafenp; tpabrer @srtb bon 25e bis
SOC. SC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
GntieKclte GIemente.

MfeEr Sturmper6eerungsn i'm Weltef.
= Wplfenbuuh unb @etpitter. -
l1nterbre6unq bes 8abnbertebrs.
- Sobte utpo 8erlsbte.
Gebor Hupib 8, oyu., %. Mai.
- S6!pere Stiirme piitbeten 6eute
Nbeno aufs Neue in Soma. gu Sd
ma trat cir Woltenbru6 Elm, tpsl4er
groBen Sdabsn anridtete. sSn Sees
mid 1purben fiinf peripnen pur9 Ell
ren Sourabo perlebt. Die 9eleiIe ber
rgbieago &c Nortbtpeftern gu6n" Iinb
an pielen Gtellen blrr6 leberfhtpsln1
mln1gen aufgetpiiblt uno Der 8erfebr
tit unteubroden. gu Mineor, Su., bat
Elm Sornaoo eegen 4 ubr beute Nafp
mittae idredlide 9er!pii itungen i'm
9efolge gebubt.
Sma + q, Hebr., %. Mai. - Sn
Der pergungelen Na9t tpurbe Der
norbli6e She'll BON 6aniltonzG Gounth
bur9 bsftiee Stiirms pertpiiItet. Die
Selesrapbenbrdhte liegen gu goben,
unIo es lit idpierig 5uperliIige NaAz
ri4ten gu erhalten.
eSn 6aitings, Nebr., bru6 tur3 por
4 llbr beute Nahmittag Elm farhtb1z
res 6aeeltpetter aus. 8inn;n Is Mt=
nuten tparen iiber 1000 5enIterI6eiz
ben bur9 eiererobe 9agaltOrnsr ger
triimmert unIo bic qanse Sbiternbte
Der llmgebung pern;6tet. Wiebrers
perIpnen purben psrlebt unO eine
Men3e @efiii9el eet0btst. Na9 Dem
@turm bpben bie 8sipoGrer gun5e @iz
mer bon 6agelt0rner auf uno fii1ten
ibpe HeTrigatoren bumit.
Sonbustn, O., %. Wai. -
Ser aurmer 2ctl;s Gbert tpurDe gez
tern 9(bero in eirar S6ellne in Srz
foro Sotpnibip bonn 9libs eri4luz
gen. On 80 Yerionan befanoen IiA
3ur 3eit in Der Sheune unb mebtere
berielben tpurOen i6lper periebt.
Sieben Sobte unb btele
Is II ls 8 re IN - u D.
9-dtpta.
G6 mber(ain 60, %.
Moi. - sSn Der Ndbe bon 8iiouz
Wiins, 25 Meilen iiiOIi4 BON bier,
purben G6as. geterfon uno feline
feds ainoer i'm 2llter bon 3 Big Is
Sa6ren geitern Tu6mittag our4 Ell
men Sprraoo oet0otet. 5rdu psterz
ion unc atpei anoere airoer Iino
ieben9gefdbrlid periebt. @;ne &ir4s
urto pisle 6duisr liegen in Sriimmern
uno tpabriheinls9 Iino dnd nod an
bere Wtenfdsn um's 2eben setommen
oosr NrleBt tpprosn. Ndhers Na4@
rihtsn IirO in SSolge berllnterbredung
bes tefsgrapbildNn 9erfebrs np4 rri6t
gu erlangan. Die Spar bss Srurnles
lit nur ettpa 20 Hutben brett unb bret
Meilsn fang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
GroRarti8e 8ar9aius in
Sont,lter<Seioe.
Die pradttpunften Muffer Don importirtsr
.SmipeI" Seies pom pplIem CSC. Bertbe fur
39c.-Das samerbaitefae Ssabrifat in
Der SSclt.-Die reic)ifen une
fcbnnjien OeifinS.


f.init.n eorte bon astpioa1aSsiDs nertaufen. Sc.
Der Gdben 1T Die renfe S.ios, aus sSpipel"=aette
btresftsnt, m.lbe 8ausrbaftigteit earantirt. aSir
usrentirm oieie eeiDe ais Dauerbaftsr, ols irssnD
cine $1.0o= Seio., uibt rad Dieiem Qrinsip breees
felt. Sic Gtufer fnS aefdGliee Gombiuation.n Der
neleitsn Sonlmsr5G5arben, obelei6 iid f.tn Muf.r
in Der qartis befinbtt, ipsb.s als pf6rei.nO" be=
seibnst ,perDen tonnte. gDeib 1T Die 9auptfarbs,
pdbrenD bic ne9atoen iiHo: blau beliotrop., ROTH,
orange, ibnaua unh Suiammsnitenung.u bRitr
ssarb.n. Stais Wuftsr sebuen fb ourb sSrii6e
uno Gleaans aus, tuel6s fe Sbnen ioiort empisbltn
apire. a1nO tpdbrsno DHi. Sorte bon S.ioe elm re=
auldrer 75e. zgHrtb it, usroen mir lie prtaufen fiir
SOC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-05-29
@abett
Sie it9
erfG(tet?

ggenm oies Der Sal, TIT IS
ni6t tbori6t, eine Grfdt'
tmm9 sm nermablaiTgen ?
@iilea Sic, oab oieislbe lit e.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-06

VESSELS TO SAIL TOMORROW.
Am S. S. Columbia, Dobson, for Port
land.
CLEARED.
Am. blk. c. d. Bryant, Colly, for San
Francisco: 3,O54,531 pounds of sugar,
valued at $13O,S6O 49, 1890 bags empty
bottles, S715; Is barrels and Sc packages
copper brass and zinc, $3.50.
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per stmr. Ke Au Hou, from Eleele.
August 5.-W. r. Kinney, Mr.. Moody,
Mr.. Markham, on deck
Departed.
Per blk. G. ID. Bryant, for San Fran
CISCO August 5.-R. T. Winston
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-06
DON'T.

YOU want a good office coat?
Something that will keep you
cool and at the same time
wear well. If you do, our
serges in Blue, Gray and Brown
are just the thing. Come and
have a look at 'em.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-06

We are Offering this month
a line of Stiff Bosom Colored
Shirts, latest style, and all up
to-date patterns at $1.25. Your
gain, our loss; to many that's
the reason.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-06
HE THAT ANY GOOD WOULD
WIN"

should be provided with good health
and everyone who would have good
health should remember that pure. rich
blood is the first requisite Hoods Sar-
saparilla, by giving good blood and good
health, has helped many a man to sue
cess besides giving strength and coIr-
age to thousands of women who, before
taking 1t, could not even see any good
in life to win. "'0
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-06
HAPPY THOUGH ILL.

lows your life this morning?"
Shes very happy, indeed"
Il understood she was suffering with
the grip"
She has it, but she isn't suffering.
fou see she bought a 50-cent bottle of
medicine for As cents some time ago,
and she was beginning to despair of
ever having a chance to use it."-Cath-
Ole Standard.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-06
A GOOD THING.

There's one good thing when they feel
dry
That business men cannot pass by,
For far and wide it's fame you hear,
They stop to drink of "Rainier' beer.
On draught or in bottle at Criterion,