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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
NeuBeruTgen bes 2Onb D.
ner 9eTtreters 4gutz
nnI b p's.

2onbpn, 5. 6a6rudr. - Der
2onhonsr 8ertreter QguindlOo's legte
6ep!e in elmer l1nterreoung nit bem
6:siigsn gorrsIporbenten Der ,QFociz
ir!en 9reiIe" fein @rItaunsn ii6er bic
gla6ri6ten aus W6ani!a an ben Saq.
@r Tagte, bic 5ilipinos miBtrauten
ben @meritanern unb Rieltsn es fir
6efer, gu tGmpTan, ebs me6r 8erIiGrz
tungeR aus ban Der. StadtsR an
Iangten. @r fiigte gu, Mabini, Der
Premier Der 5iIipinps, unO befen Col
Iegen feisn ii6er5eugt, oaB rbie OFfsntz
li6s Mleinung, faqs bic Qmeritaner
cine NieberL1ge erleiOsn, bic 2lufre6t=
erfaltn1g Der llTu66dngigteit ber9bi=
lippiHsH sr3pinuen psroe4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
NILES itebt gin Zig. fHr
un{ere @ q + fen,

niles Fe6t 8unitig fHr
unitre @ affen,
Wuf6ington n, ,. g., 5. 6s6r.
= GupitGn S6ompTon, ein Dem Stahe
oes @enerals Otis 6eigeoebener Sig
nufpffi5ier, teIsgrap9irt ioeben Dem
@enep1l 9rseI2, Gfef Oes Si8nai@
bienites
W{ anita, 5. 5e6ruur. - 9d58ez
Fe6t oauert Ieit beute friib fort. Die
8erluHe Iinb bebeutenO. QIes iteEt
qiinHig fir unIere Naffen."
2(pmirul 9etpep's 0apei4e Idutei,
tpie foIgt:
r0n SnIurgenten be9onnen in Der
leBten Ha4i Elm 5reffen, tpel9es 6eu;&
Fprtge{eBt purbe. Die uncertainties
Qlrmee uno 5Iotte paren i'm Qqgemetz
nen erfplgrsi8. Die SnTurgenten Iino
5urutgeporfen purbtn urb unIere 2ts
nien tpurbsn OorgeTdo6sn. Die 5Iotts
erlitt feline 8erlufe."
9enerdl Stts meIoet Dem TrIe9sz
0epartsment in ein&r bon heute bdtIrz
ten 9epei6e aus WaniLa:
sd 616e uniere permanenten Stz
rien neiter na6 auBen eta6lirt nnO bic
Sniur9enten bertrie6en. Die Srups
pen betrugen ii6 nit Dem gr0Bten9eJz
benmutG. Die 2anb6sp0lterung IN
Der umgebung bon Manita 1T frieoz
ferti9 unb OplIfGnDige Gube berri6t
in Der Staot. Sine 2iite unIersr Sob
ten unb 9ertpunoeten tommt morgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
9 8rsi6ung pes g 6uuz
hlnbss bes 3ambfes

Da Ibfngton, 3. g., 3. 6e6r.
- Or. Suun 2unu, Elm MitgIieO Der
6ieIigen 6ilipinO Sunta, 6eI9rie6
6eute 2l6enb in elmer llnterrebuag nit
Dem 6ieIigen 8ertreter Der yQFociir=
ten 9rsfs" Die 8egerb, in tpeI6er Der
aampf bei Manila fattFano. Die in
Dan 0apej6en erpd6nten OrtI6aftsn
q19o, |Sunta U&ela u. T. N. lieg:n
n5rblih unp 0ltIia bon QlaHila uH6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
3auieroe Der 6ttiPtnoS
ubgef6LdA d tet.

QpnOpn, 6. 5l6ruar. - lltber
Den Ram2f Dor Monila miro nod gss
melost: Der &f am Samfag
2l6eno uno Sprntag erpies Ii9 als
Elm pa6r61fte5 26IHLatten Der 6iIjz
piros. Die 5oo!en Der 2eBteren SGFz
len ra6 Sau{enoen. &5 iit betannt,
OaB Der 2(n9p;ff pOr6ereitet mar.
lin Die U}ittagsitunOe am Sonntdg
ga6 oas 8lpe1rfausr etipa5 nd6t oa
Der 6sinO .nI6etncrO ronItGnOi9 ges
TfpGdt mar. Die 2(msritarer 6ereiz
ten Ii4 ieOo6 auf peitere &Gmpfe am
Sonntug Mbenn nor-
2lgujnaioo's BriDdt 'Sstretdr 1T
ais Gpion in UlaniIu Dar6aFtet NOR
ben. 8ieLe Eunoert bernunoete 8iliz
pino5, Die man in Der Sa1n3grGben
fano, perOer in omeritauiIten 6oIpis
tdlern DerpTIegt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

0ienite gegen be 6lunte Oes 6einbe5.
Die Stoot ptro BON un5 boaitdnoig
cortrolirt uno es berrI9t a61oIute 8uz
fe. Die SnTurgentsn puBtsn Ii4
pdbrero bes leBten U2ondts Oiele CUTE
UtauTer 9atpe6re gu rerI4aFfan, fer
ner einigs 5elOgei6iiBe, einige S4nRa=
Feuer@SeIfiiBs unb U3urttiOu. Dts"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
9ost1er s
GrnBr Bargains in 6emOrn.
Sin groBartiger @ertauf = bic biGlig=
item. il osf1nnten 8reiIe.

Gin 9,mOtn=Ga6rifant, ptl6,r Elm Gr6b,ss
GtabliHmcnt 6eJitbcu pia, tntidlob Fb, itn Eager
gu Uerfaufeu, bic uufOfsH Dss lluBues iu perz
mtiOsn. 9Bir fauit,H Oas adnjs Eager unO rdumz
ten jDsg Gtmo aug Der fyabrif aus. Sn Siei,m
sroben GiHtauie iinort man gsbioslte @embcn nit
dancp@9ruitzGinidbeH, unaebioeItt tDcibe @.mDen.
mtifsns aus Rtiu=gOrf,r muslin. Gl,idfaas eius
iat: urao 5uncp=Ru6tbsmO,n - sr6B,n fir Dadns
E,r uno 6nabtu. Gin ipsiita,s NusfsnuHass
3immtr III fir Oisisn 6cmSeupufauf SOrbertitet
lDOrOeH. g9r isbtu ben eaHJ.n gOrratb - eIe6s
GHItiG, DtI5er g8,rt5 r,prdisntirt fDirO auf BEN
plsi6f0rmiqtu grts bon fir 81. gro 5tdt
35c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
gGeitrrr Rafjriftrn.
ltnTers 3ruppen tGmpften fur9tlos Il.
nit @nt6uItasmus. - Die Sn@
Iurgsnten parer 5iemli9 gut be-
paffnst.

1ur9srterl paren 5IeInlt9 9ut De-
paffnst.
8afbtrgto n, 6. 6ebr., II llRr
Is Wtinuten M3prgens. - Die na4tez
benOe psitere 9epsI6e DOM 9ensraI
Otis ift foeben betannt gemo8t NOR
Den: rMunifd, 5. 6ebrudr. = 4n
ben 9ereral Q(oiutanten. = Die Snz
Turqsnten griFTen geitern 46epo um
70 16r in GROCER Stdrte nnfere 4u@
senpoiisn an; pG6renb Der bsrTlofe>
nen 0a6t erneuertsn Fe me6rere Wta,e
ibre Q(nQrifTe; um 4 l1br teute Morgsn
mar bic gul5e2inSs 6ei'm&fe engd@
oirt; ole 2lpgriFfe purOen suriidgss
I6ldqen; BEL Sdgesdnbru9 dbdncirten
mir unb parfeH Die Sniurgenten binter
ibre friiber eingsnOmmeneR Poiitioner
suriid un0 mir erpberten nra6rere Dor
fer upo 8erIdan3ungen. Der Der
luit Der SnSurgsrten an SooteH uno
@erpunbsten lit bepsuten6; unfer Der
Init tpirb borldufig uuf 175 s:i4dBt
Tebr lperig Soote 6arunter. Die 3rup@
pen tdlnpfter ent6uIidItiT9 u. fllrAt@
Ios, Die 6tOtts lsiNsts aHsqsaei4n'ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
9osner's
$4.OO bis $500 Sudets. $1.9S.

9osnet's
$4.OO bis $500 Sufets. $1.9S,
Sine groBe 8slegsn6oit, um elm
f60nes &leiOunqSitiid gu erbalten! -
Sin groBss Opfer purbe BON sinem
MGntel Sgabrifanten gebra4t, Don
benz mir biefes Eager id0ner 8Ieiz
Oungsitiide tuuften.
llnitr mdnt,l. Department. bat stUas @utes fir
Sic in 93ug ouf 3amsn=, maO8ens unO ainOcrs
aadcts; *iOo= unO *6.OOsBtrtbc tucIds mir, pa
mir OOs game Eager su tiutm .;nbtitIi6m 9rcii,
iautn nm 9busu O,n QrOfit Djtics gutuufs
adnjlib JutOmmtn Ju iutfsu, iu Dem ld6sri6 biz
liam 4r:iis BON $1.9s Osrtaufsn p,rOcn. aies
bc,u5lt uuosfdbr bic grb,it an ocu audsts, F8.r=
lid iouit g6ts.
@;guntiI6er @:ntauF 6etuirtt IenTaz
tionelIe Bargains.
s6pari, &ri,b=5adcts, gOrz6rOHlcn, sammstz
Rraotu, Strap sSdum,, balb unO gdHj nit atlob
acfutttrt, Q!,i6fGns blaus psnstianibs 9u6=
,5adsts, 3Ot8.araucn, ,hit8tO" Riident5,il, can,
uuo gar nit GtlaB Q,fiittsrt; Qfe6faus i3pops
Gfra6ou Sud aadcis, 9artsarm:t, franlOi.
d,r Ridcutb,il GAM nit Rha0amasa!lab osfat=
ttrt; sfi6faus lo5farbiQe GOOcrts1u6s5ddtts, sin=
oeltot,r sammcttraa,n, eors5rOnte, s1.os.
mdO6tn 3adtts. - 2obtarbia' S:ritss
Sud,tg. 3oG=Rraq,n, Htus aermtl -laSpsO- Ridenz
t5cil, balls nit ghaB ociattert, alter p Big Is;
Qlei6faas blau, gOucl,. 1u6 5adsts. eammtttra.
Qsn, rfit6tOs Rad,nt5cil, balls nit Gtlab uefHt.
tert, aner p big Is, $10s.
climber Sudtts 3ipst0nio, gOuti,s
su6s sSadtts, tjeitr MatrOitutraosn, nit SruiO
uro nit 1u6 bcitBt, glttr Bis 10 SABRE, $1,9S.
Eeis syad,t3 ransirtn im q8,rtbe OOH 800 bis
$500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
Der SSautpf 6ri6t Gos.
Gtn bluttges @efe6t BET Nantl0.
Amartff ntr Ftltptmna nmf rmIrre Grmppeu,
Sic @nteritancr fegrcid auf Der gan,en 9inie
sebenfli6e Ssrlufe ouf beiben Settcn.

gira 20 Qmane gt0bt unb 125 Mebrsre Sfe
SlOtte 0epeDs na6msn gn6I Sample Mut6muBItd
gBrfungen Radbrft in Ba6ngon- 5rieOensperag
pirb eBt p6ne 3peFsl ratifrt Seute Nud3mz
tag pirb ubgeIimmt. = 2onge GOnTltte i'm Snnern
Der SnIslu sripurtet = 9pep's 5lOte pifo cine
frenge 8lodabs ea6lren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
Tnttcrleuar.

garo br;tt flrbiVe sil'fds, urObc Cualitdt, Sc
0lrO brett; orbigs Q,reiIines, ip,jieat @trtb
&c.
VlrO br;itc gQa5ocO Bad 9oos' =6utt,rfoift, ale
n,utu Wuttr, fpcrib l4c Zoe.
Gorc;ttcs6utr,rjsugt, tiH subftut fir 6airs
glot5, it0u a,frumpft, 81 Son brett, in e8tparj,
erau. eObfarbs uno getb, 1sc uuO 15c.
G}au,wullmt fur6ig, Rortens fir R6d, ous=
nabmslptii; Gualitdt, ale 15arb,n soc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

Elm oerartiges Arrangement t0nns, ais
nit Dem Barrier 8srtrag unDereinblr,
ridt acceptirt perOen. Qgutndloo
6Glt Die Gipilz9eiungenen unbYlOr4e
ron immer in Suft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
@0Sner,5
8 o M c It les.
Fertiae BetttId,rr.
SpbIfGume.

81 bci 90 ,infa6; 9ttttii6tr= 2sjoai9e Sdumt, 45c
63 6:i 90 sinfat5. 9ettti6:r, 2si0aigs Sdum', 36c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
2Osner's
GruBr @rrtbr in &IsiSrrifuifrn.


SopptItc, JtU.it0nigt tpOi,us gourstttsRopsltiss,
in idiiOHgsmdBcn Gombinutiontn, Tertb 29c., 15c.
9Opp:Ite, gaHJtpOnens GaucBsRlsiOfoffs, in ben
bst:n Mut,rH uuO ifarbsn, psrt6 34c, 1Sc.
4O=g6aios intportirte Woleue Sairlju. RIciotrs
tOffs bag Htucfe Gabrifdt fir i8usfOrartis=aug,s
f,rttgt, GOftims, auggrDdbIts Garb,u, 75c.
36=i0Gigs ganlpOucus GbtOiOtsRarysaur, in lido.
u,n 5ar6cn, ptrtb 39c, zoe
50 30uioe ganJiDOacns S9enriettasgaibmcrs, in
tncm oOafdHoiotn Eager BON 5tup,Is uuo 6riib.
ia6r: =s6attirungsu, 30c.
jO=j0lioe san3noleus furbiu. Su6fOfie in BEN
tpiui6,usncrtbsi,H 6urben, SOC.
5Os36aioc GarJwontu, 8roaO=GlOtbs in alien
s6attiruua,n, grOse Cualitdt, 800.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
SoSner'S

90 6:i 90 gcttii8sr, noao4NusliH, O9c.
81 Sci 90 9cttr6er, stanoaro.Muslin. CSC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
9abem
Ste it9
erfGltet?

gEeun Oic5 Der Taa, ut cs
1id)t tB0rtd)t, etne GrfdI'
tatmg 5n Oerna@tdiT0en ?
gBiTsR Sir, OaB OieieIbe in ci-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

bic Syn5urqenten ho6en bort nur cine
gerinss Sruppnma6t. Sine peii
ftGrtera Streitm1t,t ldgtrt Iiio.it
Don Ger Stobt. in Der R:ntung pOn
U&aIa!e. Die dmeritlniih;n 8orpoz
fen ne6asn Die nGniiten StsQun5en
e;r, ME frii5er Die ipaaiIten &orpoz
FEN, DGtysno Die bon Dan SynIurgenten
tsieBtein 4oIt5or&n etpu eire Qleile
peiIer r0rol;h uno otiih Iiegen. Die
Su!fernpag 3piI1gn goLodcan uno
Pdcp, ban Gropu1t.en Der 2inte, duf
tpel&:t Der &f piitf:ts. 6etrdgt 6
UHiIen. goyoutan 1T Der an n6ros
li6Een ge,tgant @Drpoi;en Der Sn5urz
gentsn. 0;eTer 9urtt nurOe, ME in
Den DepeItsn mi,8etbeilt lit, Don Den
ameritarjifan &rteqsifiTfan pGb1rs
IeEon" unb ,G,orcp;D" hom6urc.rt.
Bie Or. 2una srtlGrt, itegt cine Qu=
geItette 5piItsn Galaocan uno Dam
8afer, uno auBsrDem lit Oos &eBtere
70 i:i6t, O1B bic &riegsT6iffe n!tt
nQEe ans uf&r beran tDnntn. 0d5
Reimbursement t0rne oa6er teine gro
Be Dirtura ge6a6t baben. 8dIits9d7
Iif, no Die Sniargenten 5Epei 8eI9iiBs
6a6en, li> 0Fl;h BON G.ayoacan uno
Den ameritlniI6en 2irien biel ndber.
Die pon osn 9prpofsn Der 2lmeritarer
bGeBten iStsIungsn purOsn, pie Or.
Quaa pei.er GeEaupIet. pdbrano Der
8e,agerung pon N5anila ben SPas
niern oura bic SnTurgentsn d6genoms
men, tnoefIsn 30gen Ii6 Die 2eBteren
IpGter auf 8sYuA bes 8ener0ls Dts
etpa cine U}e:ls 3urud unO ii6eriieBen
bic SteQun9sn ben 2lmeritanern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06


Die Stimmung i'm Sendt t.
8ofbingtpn. .. g., 8. 5ebr.
- Senator 2ooQe bon 0}a1afuIetts,
W&itgliao oes Gom;ta'5 fir duspdrttge
8e3ie6ungen, ert.Grt, Die 6ilipinOs
Taian our4 Die SppoIition, auf .pel4e
Der 6rieoensoertraq ItjeB, gu Oem Qnz
qriff uuf bic Qneritaaer ermut6igt
porOen. Der @ertraQ niiIIe jeBt To-
fort rdtifi3irt peroen, Oamit ben SSnz
Turqanten Der Stdropuntt tlur gez
maft neroen t0nnte. DiaIelban ieien
unter Dem 80lterrehF nod IpaniIhe
ur.ert61nen, uro emit na6 Rdt;fi3tz
runQ Oss 8ertrugs pirosn Die Der.
Staa:en ouS 3e4t 6aben, Orpnung
auf Den gdn8en Pb:.;Pp;nen 5u IaaTz
fen.
Senutor @orm1n bon Warplano
iagte, Der 8ampT 0si Wtar.la pijrO.
an Der SppoIition gegen Den 8ertrag
g&i6ts Gnoern. Die 8eqrer 0es Der
trays 6Gttan tGngIt Dorau5geI:6en, DUB
es gum Sample tommsn miiiie, nenn
Die Der. Stauter ouf Der Q0Ii4t BE-
6arrtan, IiA Die B6jl;pp:nen Obna Sin
piQigung Der 8eD0lterung Der Sniel
gu re6men. 9attigrtn pOn SiiozOaz
tota GuBsrte ii6 Gfnti9, ME 9Ormdn,
unO iuqte, er ndG pie Dor fir Diner
fprrItun hpr 11r16II-ninfpit Der R6iz
lipp;nen.
@ltin8 (8. 48a.), 15rDe W}e), Mors
gan (2llu.) unD D:ele anDere Sendtoren
erfIGrtan Dag2gea, es lei jeBt 6O1e 3eit,
Der SuGe Elm @nos gu MAIDEN unD ben
@ertrag gu ra!ifi5.rsa, oumit Die Ser
ren 6iIip:ros puBEen, moran tie Ieien.
3aplins Q1tub) unO 6arris (&s),
iiber bsr2n Stinmen man 6ts6er i'm
3peifsl mar, ertIGrsn Ii6 jeBt entz
i6lpHea, fir Den 8ertrag gu ittmmen.
N(orgen Radmjttag I'm 3 ll6r perz
ben Die N5It.mmungen be3iigli6 Des
9ertrog5 beginner. 3uerIt tommen
Die periGiebsrsr 8eI9lifIs, pelfs Der
Nnnerioa Der SpuIpptNen, lpIDte OeE
GrponIion i'm luQemeinsn opponiren,
an bic Re:he uro Damn Der 8ertrag
fel6it. Sa6s3ig Stimmen piiroen fir
Die Ratifi3irung erforO,rIi9 Ieir, psnn
aGe Senatoren gegennGrtig ItnO, uuein
man I6dBt, Dab nun "a 3ugegen Iein
pero2n, oa CUR 3eit Iie6en MitgljeOer
aus Der St1ot cbpeIeno IiaO. 56
Stimmen peroen in DisTem Safe CUR
8utjfi3;ruEg b;nrcjhen. DIS ii6 Der
Senat am Sanitag Dertagte, 6ruufz
ten bic 8afiirpcrter be5 82rtrIg5 nur
nod 3tpei St;nmen, I'm i6rer Sa4e
iif2r gu ieia, uno pie 16on o5en BE-
nEertt, tperoen i6nen bic feut;gen g}aAz
r.hten aus U}unild mebr Stimm:n 3uz
Fii3rar, ais lie 6rdufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
Jo6n C. gri6(c.

Gin Qrobcr @laccs0auoidub= gerfauf 3u Sblcu=
DCrprciicn lit jtBt bier im 8on9e.
500 Glacc.0anOibube, bcraboctbt ouf 81 80;
ale iSarbtn uuD ibiuGrj.
$l.5o Glaccz oanOi9ube berab0sieBt auf 81 %
ole 5urbcu, i6pur3 unO iDeB.
Sl.2j Gucc=6anDi6ubc berabgeie5t nrt $1OO;
olc 6orbcn, bpurj uuo Deib,
Ticisr 9ertauf umiblieB 9errins' pobbctuunte
oaupibubc unicrcr eiucncn importation.
gunos ruciBc ibpcoi6e 6anOi6ube is uuo 20
Ru0pic lang reouldrsr 4reis $50 unO $l,75, iiuO
81 90 pro 9aar
gdnQe rpciBs uuO i6iparie @ldce =0duoibubc, IS
NM y Rn6pfe lang. reguldrer 9rtis S27j uUO
$3.50; fjs $50 pro Qadr.
Is nrO 9tutia o;pro6rn.
SribGc, Tr. 80, MeitsScringtDnitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06

Sine groBe 9elegsn6oit, um Elm
f90nes &Ieiburqsitiid gu erbulten! -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-02-06
tionelle Bargains.

RiuDer Sadtts. Sipet0nio. gouct,=
su6s Cadets, tieitr MatrOitutraSeu, nit SruiO
uno nit 9u6 bciebt, alter Bis 10 Sabre, $1.9S.
Sieis Syad,t3 raHsirtn I'M a9srtbe OOH 800 bis
1900
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-28
THE BREW OF OLYMPUS

THE "HOFFMAN," corner Of Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, claims to be the
Banner" resort for gentlemen and
holds the flag. l.. II. Dee, the pro-
prietor. has attained success in his
line. by specially and personally super
vising everything connected with his
establishment. He now introduces to
his patrons Olympia Beer" This brew
is from the Capital Brewing Co." OF
Olympia, the capital of the State OF
Washington, and was received by the
"Garonne." Mr.. Schmitt, the leading
spirit Of this corporation, is a practical
Chemist and Brewer, and after years
of search and investigation located his
plant at Olympia, on account Of the
peculiar virtues of the water or the
Tum Falls, a stream that is noted for
it's distinctive qualities Of clearness,
GOODNESS and lack of mineral and de-
caying vegetable impurities. Pure beer
can only be made with pure water, and
Tum water is traditional in Washing
Ton with the Indians and original white
settlers. The "Olymphia Draught" Is
under the special control and agency
Of Mr. Dee and he invites his patrons
and friends to a personal test and lie
willing to abide by their judgment on
the merits of his latest venture.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-04-28
CONGRESSMAN ,HILBORN DEAD.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Former
Representative ,Hilborn, of California.
died at Garfield Hospital this after
noon. The cause of his death was
blood poisoning, resulting from the
kidney complications.
OAKLAND, Cal, April 19.-Samuei
Greedy Hilborn. ex-Congressman OF the
Third District of this State, was born
in Minot, Androscoggin, then Cumber-
land county, Maine, on December .,
1884 He read law with Tassenden and
Butler, Portland, Maine, and was ad-
nitted to the bar in 1861. In that year
lie moved to Vallejo and practised law
He moved to Oakland in 1887. lie
filled the unexpired term of Joseph
! McKenna in the Fifty-third Congress,
defeating Warren B. English; was I'M
seated by English in 1894 in a contest.
He was elected to the Fifty-fourth and
Fifty-fifth Congresses. He Was life
long Republican. He leaves one
daughter, Miss Grace HilbOrn. His
death prevented his appointment by
President Mckinley as Minister to Por-
tugal.
Congressman Hilborn visited Hawaii
about three years ago.
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READY To treat
Instructions to the Com
missioners to Samoa.
Clothed with AuthOrity-First Oe-
sire of the United StateS-Stll
Talk Of Partition.

WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The IN
structions to the Samoan Commission
ers have been completed. They are
alike in all essential respects. They
were summed up today by one OF the
Commissioners substantially as fol-
lows:
The Commission is given complete
authority to carry on provisional
government for Samoa. In doing THIS
the instructions carefully prescribe the
preservation of order and the security
of life and property as first requisite.
1t is provided that the duties of all or
those heretofore exercising authority
in Samoa, either in the treaty of Ber-
lin or in the service of either of the
Governments, shall be suspended IN
order that the High Commission shall
have complete authority over the al
fairs of the islands.
The Commission is required to make
a report upon variety of things, IN
Guiding the recent collisions and the
causes leading up to Ulem, the admin
istration of the islands, the rights OF
and also as to what changes are deSir-
able in the methods provided by the
treaty of Berlin.
The instructions call for unanimity
in all action. The action of the Com
mission when unanimous is to be con-
elusive without referendum except
when it suspends a provision of the
treaty of Berlin. In that case also
provision of the treaty Of Berlin may
be suspended by unanimous agreement
of the members, but the suspension is
ad referendum and is not binding un-
til the three governments approve or
dlSapproye. The instructions are broad
enough to include the recent troubles,
so that these acute phases as well as
| the general government of Samoa will
be adjusted.
| LONDON, April 19.-The Berlin cor
respondent of the Standard says: The
proposal to partition the Samoan ISL
ands, said to have been revived in the
United States, will be accepted by Ger
many only if no other solution is pos
sible
| WASHINGTON, April 13.- The Sa.
moan Commission will sail for Apia on
the naval transport Badger, leaving
San Francisco on the 25th inst. This
arrangement was made today after
Baron Spreck Won Sternberg, first sec
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Rotary of the German Embassy, had
called on Secretary Hay and advised
him of his appointment as the German
member of the High Commission. This
completed the body. AS the plan to
have the members get away on the
Mariposa, sailing on the 10Th. was no
longer feasible, the transport Badger,
now on her way to San Francisco, was
placed at the disposal of the Commits
sion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-21

STORE No. 42S NORTH SIXTH
street. opposite the market, for many
years used as a retail grocery store, and
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for such a business. SUTTON & co,
Tenth and Bank streets.
my 14-Sun, w&Sun3t
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PEACE CONFERENCE.
SECOND SITTING or THE BODY AT
THE HAGUE.
MEDIATION AND ARBITRATION.
These subjects Apparently I'm the
Forefront of the Matters TO he DIS
.,...a-smericans and british both
20 nc Prominent.

TIE HAGUE. May 2o.-The second si'-
ting OF the Peace Conference took place
this morning, and lasted thiriy-nve min
utes.
The president. Baron Destaal. read the
replies of the Gar and Queen Wilhel-
NINA 10 the kilograms sent TO them by
the conference on Thursday.
The president then addressed the dele
gates on the subject OF the labors before
them. and Il was decided not 70 publish
the speech. 1t was learned during The
day. however. that NJ. DeStaal placed the
question of mediation and arbitration in
tho forefront during his address. The
question OF the laws OF war. rendering
war as humane as possible by the extern
sion of the regulations already eNisuhs'
was then touched upon by the president
and he relegated the question OF the re-
duction OF ornaments 10 the thifd pace
This indicates a modification OF the or
der In which the three points were placed
An the circular OF the Russian Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. but Il has the merit OF
corresponding moro closely 10 the views
OF the delegates. and 1t is now considered
certain that mediation and arbitration
will have the chief place IN the work OF
the conference. Further. the opinion IS
unanimous THAT the American and British
delegates Will take the most important
part In the study Of this question.