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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21
.@uten Q(beno, MeiIter peter!"

Der pG6ter Iprang BON benz SeIIel
ouf, in Dem er am 9erbs eingei6lafen
mar. rieb iid bic Mugen uno betra6tete
erIfredt Matbiau, Mfidu uno RouiIeau,
bic in bas Simmer 9etreten Fparen uno
i'm nit eirem tii6tigen S6la9 auf biz
Sfulter aufpedten.
nSeou, MeiIter 9eter!" rief ult9.
ucybr Ideint gei6lafen gu BADEN. Der
SFrau ge6t's bod gut? llno Der quite
tpobl au6?"
Sci oieIer seiItreiden 8emerfung Bra
hen alIe in lautes 2a6en aus.
I'm elmer SetunOe ituno Peter auT Den
1iiben. Gr bate getrdumt. 9atte ct
ipirflid nur getrdumt? Bte Elm Wa6n=
i~inniger lief er CUR 5biire uno rief:
nGlauoine. GIauOine!"
v0u bin i6, Batter" iagte ba5 junge
MGbten, eintreten0.
8eim 4n6lif Ieiner Sodter, Die etDaS
6laB, nG6er trut, befam Meiiter Better Ell
men WnfaQ toler 5reuOe; er lddte uno
reirte gu glei6er 3eit, Sic lebtel Seine
Sp6ter lebte! Gr bate getrdumt. 2ebz
6aft Driidte er lie an iif, beDette lie nit
8ii7en unO rief:
,GlauDine, meme GlauOine! Wenn
0u piiBteIt, mas ih 9einetrpe8en fir
Nngft ansgeItanben babel"
Damn fra9te ct enti6lohen:
nMein Sinh, liebIt 1u DieIen Sean
Sacque5 pirfli6?"
oN6 ia, lie6er 8ater."
Stun, meme So6ter," bier nabm er
Ieine 9pnneritimme lDieOer an, nlo luB
i'm 6olen, i6 laoe i'm Elm ur1O gebe i6m
meme 5o6ter."
nN6, lieber 8ater, pie gut sic limb"
REF Glauoins uno mari ii6 Dem t|erffIts
fen Manne in Die Nrme.
g}u6 unb na6 iparen ale @dite an9ez
Iongt. 9urd Die 8e0ffnete Gbiir iof
man i'm Neben3immer Den geOedten
Slid, uno Der tDitli6e 8eru4 Der Pute
bic an Dem 6eQen 5euer brtet, maate llt'
Qngenebm bemertbar.
Warie Mnne mar, ieelenOergniigt iibe1
bic quite Neuigfeit, etngetreten. llno ulS
man W}eiiter Yeter umringte un0 i'm
frugte, purum er, Der ii6 bon Dem idred=
lifsn @lodeni4laS tultm erholt bate.
ieiner Scooter jeBt ben Mann naufs
prGngte", ben tie liebte, tpanOte er 1t4 81
Zen 2npeienOen unO Ia9te, feline i6red=
li6e Miene annehmenD:
Sapo6l, Die 9od5eit miro in iedS
Woden itattfinoen! 9us 1T mein Wil:
le! Sd bin Der 9err. Mir pioerIpridi
man nt6t!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21

Wort Cure Iderabaften 8~emertunsen
aufh0ren MAIDEN; aber ih aiehe es Dor
in meiaem 9er5en treu ben Namer lene'
ssrau gu bsnabren, tpel4e gu mir getom'
men lit, I'm gum erlten Ufal llsben 81
fDnnen."
grapo! 8rapo! Mbsr biit Su aud
9einsr Sadie ii9er?"
,6ait," iaqte 2abaurette, unD trlrm;
pbirenb aps er aus ieiner Salfs Das
tleine glfenbeinbi6s6en.
vOas bat iie mir beute Nadmtttde
als unterpfano i6rsr Sreue gege6en."
rSeltlam. = Grlaub' einmal, ga:
baurette," iuste Malabar; roieie gu
oerbii6ie erpedt 10 mertpiiroiee Grin:
nerunaen in mir. Sarf i6 Tie Dffnen?'
.Warum nidt? IS 1T ia nur pulOe'
b'rin."
sd nu6 Dir, Malabar," p~erlanst'
gaNolet.
nWenn bic Serren fertis iein peroen
m0dte ih einen Moment Darum er:
iufen," bat audi Ridamel.
limb ale Orei unterluhten nit srDb:
tenn Snterefs ben Snbalt Der tlelner
8ii61e.
2abaurette tpurbe unruhig. gr be.
ballerte fat, ben 5reunDen bic yuoer=
6iidIe anDsrtraut gu haben.
Gafolet unterbra6 Oas Sdtpelgen.
,2ubuurette, ion i9 Dir Das Ilte'
bet Dame 1agen, peldsr bisie puosr=
bii6Ie aebDrt?"
rDis2 SIT benin oos BARN einee.
idrieben?"
uNein, MIR 10 nad meinen Crime
rureen: Is Sabre!
2abaurette blieb tarr.
Damn Iuat Malubar: rWtllt Oh BIZ
sSarbe ibrer 0aars piRen?" 49,
QubQurette mahte nun cine nerppit
8spegung.
I Braun, nit elmer tlsinsn 2ods in
Der Stirne -"
Sdlieblid Iaste Ridamel gang leiie;
noSyd tperoe Dir S6ren 3oienomsn lagen.
mein syreuno." llno oa 2abaurette nl6t
mebr Die 3raft fanb, gu antporten, fubr
er nod lsiier fort: nSie beibt Noenns!"
0iesmal gab's feinen 3peifel mebr
go. 2abaurstte srbob iid beftig, RIB bic
0uoerbiihIe aus ben 5dn0en Mula=
bars uno idittete lie aus. Im 8runo
Der giidis fano er in's glfenbsin orsi
Numen %eingraptrt:
Hi6amel, Wulabur, Gafolet.
Nun peritanp er 4Ges. gr mar BE-
reits Der pierte 8elibsr Dieies Soilettenz
utenIils. Ser srite bate ben Ginful
aebubt, ieinen Namen einausraDirsn UNI
bic 4rbsren paren ieinem 9siipiel &C.
folet.
Mirflif, er bate fem Slid nit Den
fleinen Truuen, tpel6e in Der ghe thr
Slid Iu6en.
r96au," Iuste Ridamel, pte um ifn
gu trDItsrl, ri6 pGre audi nt6t auf Der
GinfaG setommen, tpenn i'd nldt ielblt
{hon einsn Numen bier eingetraBt &C.
funoen bate, man lam i'm nur mell
idper lelsn; ou: Singlaro."
Sin aupferiteder BON Der Qtaoe:
mie," fusts Mulubar bin5u.,
nMlio flint iino mir" iaste Idmer3be'
peqt 0abaurstte: Ser Supferitih, BIZ
poeIie, bic Malerei, bic Muiit uno oi:
9ilobauerei."
rOie flint pereinisten aiinlte -
Idreib' Deinen Nanen oa3u,"
vNber gan5 tlein," Iagt 3i6amel.
,Su, parum benn?"
.Samit bic Qrditeftur mod Ylut
bait"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21
Aie 6attin oer Gxcclleu,.
ytpbelette bon e. BON 8erfer.
Ser 3irfus mar oebriidt bon.

Der Sirius mar eebriidt bon.
Sn Der fleinen gdlose, bic an Den
Sang Der Manese anitisb, iaB bic id0ne,
lugenblihe Grceuena, bic, felt &urSem
mad Der Staot iiberseiieoelt, ieitoem als
Stern Der 9eienihaft sldnste.
DAB bieier Stern als 8attin an eins
meni6lihe Huine eefeHelt mar, beren
9rdmli6teit unb 8ps1eit maj nur nit
ihrer Steluns unb ibrem aeidthum
enti6uloiste, pirfte spar 5eitpeiie etz
mas ItDrenb auf ben 8ertebr nit Der
enlightenment 5ruu, ba man ober mertte,
ipie l6per bieie ben Druid ibrer gploenen
aetten empfinben mubte, 10 eiferte oas
Die Welt. uno beionbers bic Mdnner=
melt, nur mod mebr CUR 8erebrung Der
lHDnen Suloerin an.
NuA beute brdngte 1i6 Elm burter
areis flotter &apanerie=S ffi5iere Inn
bic S6Dne urb ibren rOrahen"- pie
man urter ii9 ben %tleinen, td~bIt0pfigen
often %benannts, Der pertrodnst, bGblid
uno unliebenspiiroie als beredtigter
9iiter oes Sdabes ieinen plab nsben
bieiem inne bate.
Die idDne SSrdu, BON Der BIZ e 3unsen
be~haupteten, bab Tie idon in ben Wsnoea
trets oss areb1es trete unb ibre S6Dn=
belt nur nod beim liebenstpiroigen
S6mei6elihein fin Hidden 2ihtes tuz
Dellos reprdIentiren fDnne, mar nlht
gang 10 lebbaft pie ionit. Sroboem tie
ielbit cine le~iben1daftli6e Reiterln uno
Spprtfreunbin mar, fonnte lie lih beute
niht gum ri9tigen Sntereiie an ser Sa=
de aufidpineen.
Cine balblaute 9emertung ibres Sat
ten idien Tie plDBlid gu irritiren. Die
peiben, i6arfen 3Gbne gruben iid tief
in Die 2ippen, uno pie in plObIldem,
pbDiil6em S6mer5 ridtste lie iid baltlg
unb neroDs auf. 9absi itisb ibr Irm
an ben auf Der 2osenbriiitung rubsnoen
Jd6er uro oieier flos in ben nu9 Der
Maneee fibrenoen Gang, i'm Sale oas
9aupt zines Der bort itebenoen Staamslz
iter ltreifsnb.
Der blidte, s6e er ben Hiiden beugte,
UNI ben @efanenen auf5uhebsn, iberz
ruI9t emppr, geraoe in bas iih nieoerneiz
eenDe @e1i6t Der 9eneralin. llno in
l0otlidem S6red, in e~ntiebenoousnl
Grtennen pur5elten 5pei I%ugenpaare
ineinanDer.
Sein bruunes bdasres 9eliht, oefen
pornebme 3ise ebenionenig gu lstnsr
Steluns gu paiien idienen, lple bic
itol5e 9altuns Der 16lanten elsgdnten
Si9ur, nuroe gelbli6 fail, uno auh bet
ihr fonnte Der roii9e, CARTE puoerbau4
ni6t Die tDotli6e 8ldhe Der Wangen De-
den.
Nur zines Mtbem5uaes 2Gnss oieles
qualDoae, ftarre Sneinanosrbliden, oann
mabnte ihpn bon pben berab 5iemlld
i6arf Die tommanoogetpObnte Stlmme
zines Der uniformirten Srabanten:
uIeh, bite, molten S,e nal Den 81
Ger beraufreiden?"
Der N~nssrufene 5udte leidt 5uiamz
men, Elm tur5er, bo6miithiger Bid noh
Dem Spreher, bann bidte sr ild, ben
JG6er auf5ubeben, uno nit Der label
Ioien 8erbeusune eines aapaliers reidte
ct i'm Der blal1sn Jrau empor.
2ei6t ous 9aupt neigeno, fabte lie i'm
nit uniidsrer 9ano, nod einmal trafen
ii1 lire qugen, - Die ibren ungItDoa
frageno, bic ieinen tult, fremO uno abz
peiieno .....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21

5.
piinftli6 UNI II u6r belt am folgen=
ben Morsen ibr tleines Coupe Dor benz
Cirrus.
Shpar5 getleioet, pie gu einem
grauersunse, iebr einfad, iebr unaufz
fdais, unb bod bon unbeimliaer 4ufre=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21

Wenn Elm fran3Olll6er Shrlttlteuer
bic m9Derne Wiiienidaft yDas i6onIte
Der @eoiAte" nennt, 10 liegt Oieiem anz
Ideineno ~paraooren Qusipru6e cine tiefe
Wabr6eit gu @runbe. 9ieie Wu6r6eit
tritt nirqenopo tlarer 81 Sage, ais in Der
.getradtuns elmer Der 9rObten uno folgsz
pidtiqiten gntoedungen Der moDernen
Waturlpiifenifaft - IS 1T oas beri3mte
G}eieb BON Der @rbaltung o0er uniterbz
Gdfeit Der Strait unD Der Odraus iih erz
ce6enpe Greislauf Der 8rdfte, pel9er als
folder ntemQls @epinn uno ntemal5
gerluIt bat. Die @rfenntntB oieies 9e=
Iebes ldBt uns in Der Shat cine GrpBar%
tiofeit oe5 Notursan3en neben 9O4iter
.ginfad6eit e~rfennsn, neI4e rpoRl 9eel9z
net iein mag, cine Dirt poetiider 8e9elitez
run9 3u erlDeden.
0ie Gntoetung ielbIt lit 3iemli4 jung
ooer neu, obgIsi6 Der i6r gu 6runoe lie
genbe @eOante Der lln3erit0rbartett Der
8epsgung idon Bel griediiden uno rOz
miIden 9enfern Wnaragorus, gmpez
bofles, 2ucretius Garu5, Gicero) angez
troffen pirD. Inter ben Spdteren baden
Hefptpn unD 2eibni5 bereit5 oa6in3ielenz
be Qusoriide getban. Qber erit nm Die
Ulitte bes gegenpdrtigen SubrbunOerts
bo6en ), M}Ohr Q83O, 81. MaDer
Q842) unb Der gn9ldnoer Soule Q843
fis 1849) Die gtOBs Wa3r4eit Doh en-
tannt.
Ra6bem bieies einmal geide4en uno
Der unFdnglide DiOerIpru6 beieiti9t
mar, famen in raider Rei6enfolge unz
aG6lioe 4rbeiten Der P6piiter uno phpz
iiologen, pie Spnoaa, @rooe, Salt,
s6omien, s0elm9olb, glauIius, 9irn,
Gscdi u. I. ~, pelde p4ne 4usnabme
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21

GmPttnolt6
a.: sd bin iest jeOsn Gag in Oer
Notwithstanding"
g.: n0aben Sic ausgeIteat?".
u. (belelolg): oSa, benten Sic pleIs
Iet4t. i'd perD' ausgeiteut2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-01-21
Der gireislanf Der giraffe uno
Oct meltlnteraano.

Qu5 Dem NadluB BON ProFefOr . r.
2uDDi 3 u9ner.
Wptto; vuno ME Oie5 hobr' 9eIi9te
i6neQ OerIdpinoet,
90 perDen e~inItens polten=
bobe S9iirme
uno md4tige Yaldite, bebre
Sempel,
ga bieIes GrO6aGs un9e9euz
rer 8du
Mit a1em, mas Oarauf, in
9unIt bergeb'n,
unb, ME Dies lsere Sdauz
geprGn9 Derblabt,
9 Spurlos peridpinoen. ="
9rospero i'm nSturm".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11

Mrs. Warren Moore, Of Martins Fer
ry, yesterday entered against her hus-
band the charge of assault with intent
to kill, and he is now in custody there
awaiting hearing.
Warren Moore has been living in
Pittsburg and his wife at Martins
Ferry for some time. Owing to his
habits, so it is said, they have not been
living together. About four months
ago he lost his left limb below the knee
by an accident in the Carpenter steel
plant at Pittsburg. He returned to
Martins Ferry about two weeks ago to
visit his brother there. However he
spent most of his time with his wife,
who lives near Fayette and South Third
street. He has been drinking consid-
cradle of late, it is reported, and went
to his wifes home on Saturday night
and requested that she sleep in the
same room with him. In the morning,
according to Mrs. Moores story, he
asked her to dress his limb and she did
so willingly. While she was on her
knees placing the bandages around his
leg, without the least warning he push
ed her back and placed .38 calibre
revolver against her temple. He re-
peatedly snapped the gun but FORUM
ately it failed to work each time. Her
only child ran out and told the neigh
bors that her father was killing her
mother. Mrs. Moore and her child as
quickly as possible ran to the home Of
a neighbor, where they received pro-
lection Yesterday Mrs. Moore swore
out warrant against her husband,
charging him with assault with intent
to kill He was taken into custody by
Officers Irwin and Mcfarland and
placed in Jail. 1t is said that he does
not offer any explanation or excuse
whatever for the charge.
1t is said that on investigation 1t was
found that the revolver was not dis
charged because of the fact that it was
a centre fire gun and was loaded with
rim fire cartridges. 1t was also found
that five cartridges had been struck.
Those who know Mrs. Moore say that
she stands we'll in the estimation Of
Martins Ferry people and also that
her husband has been very jealous of
her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11
souire FitnpatrIck,s Court.

Mrs. Henry thinner was required to
give $50 bond to keep the peace for six
months. The charge against her was
preferred by Phoebe Riddle.
Phoebe Riddle was placed under a $50
bond to keep the peace for six months
Charge preferred by Henry Riddle.
Harry Comstock was fined 81 and
costs on two charges and placed under
bond to keep the peace for six months
The charges were preferred by Ed
Holmes, who accused him OF the use
of improper and abusive language on
the Sth and 9Th, and OF threatening &c
do bodily harm. Comstock plead guilty
to all charges.
Two warrants were issued for Ed
Holmes. charged with the use OF pro-
fame and abusive language and threat
ening to do bodily harm. The hearing
will occur to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11
wbeelins Re9istfr

STATE FAIR.
This week we win make a run on
Fall Weight TrOuserings closed out
at n great sacrifice. One hundred
Mil Ends TrOuserings, which we
Will make to ordeTpp short pOtice
ut the low price of $500 a nd 5000.
Regular price $500, $500, $1,000.
See north window.
G.. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable TuilOrs and
Fine Furnishers,
1921 and 1923 Market st.
CATHEDRAL SUITS
Made to order. Knee Pants SHIFTS
500, Long Pants Suits $500.
ID. GUNDLING Il CO.,
1918 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11
ATE POISON.

south side Child Suffered From Eff
fecfs of Paris Green
Tom, the youngest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Quinn, OF South Main street.
while playing at his home last evening
about five O'Clock, found small vessel
full OF Paris green. which had been
placed in the kitchen for the purpose
of poisoning rats. and unfortunately ate
some of the contents. The child imme-
diately became seriously Ill, and DR..
]. A. Campbell was hastily summoned.
After the necessary antidotes had been
administered. the little boys condition
improved, and last evening it wae
stated that he was entirely out Of dam
ger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11
THE JUSTICE COURTS.


In Squire Rogers court Friday at l
O'Clock will occur the hearing OF Fritz
Rabeius, the South Side man who kill
ed his horse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11
EXPIRED SUDDENLY.
Death of an Aged Farmer of Boggs
RIM.

Run.
William Kleinsorger, an aged and re-
spected farmer, died suddenly Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at his home
out Boggs' run. Mr. Kleinsorger was
out walking in the morning. apparent
ly in good health and spirits, and
shortly before noon complained of not
feeling well. He went to bed. and a
physician was summoned, but in spite
of the careful attention given him he
passed away at the time stated. His
death was due to infirmities of his adj
vanced age.
He was in his eighty-third year, and
is survived by a wife, three daughters
and son. Mr.. Kleinsorger was an
old soldier, having been in active SER
vice in the army for an extended peri
Cd during the Civil war. He had many
friends who will sincerely regret his
demise. The funeral will take place
this afternoon at two o'clock from the
late residence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11
MARTINS FERRY.
Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.

Local News From the City of Mills
and Factories.
geo. Cooke, Esq, has returned from
New Athens.
Earl Wells is quite sick at his home
on Third street.
The new oil we'll at st. Clairsville
viii be shot this week.
Paul Thomas, who has been sick for
some time, was very low yesterday.
Clarence Rennard has returned from
Flushing, where he has been spending
several weeks.
Charles Hoffman has returned to st.
Mary's Kansas, to resume his studies in
the college there.
Howard Baird, the popular clerk at
Hoge's drug store, will leave next week
for a trip in the west.
Henry Mills left yesterday for Gin
cinnati as a delegate to the State Coun-
Gil of the Jr. o. U. A. M.
Mrs. Francis Mullaney left yesterday
forfor Cleveland, where she will take a
special course IN painting.
Albert Wilson, who is an expert at
handling dogs, has sixteen now on his
hands from different parts of the coun-
try and is kept quite busy.
A. ]. Vanpelt, ticket agent of the C. &
P. left yesterday for Denver and other
western points. w. A. Fisher, of Steu-
enville, has charge of the office in Mr..
Vanpelt's absence.
Mrs. Samuel Nuzum. of the Stand
ard addition, died Sunday afternoon
from typhoid fever. The funeral viii
take place this afternoon. The inter-
ment will be made at Linnwood.
Mrs. Minnie Walsh has been released
from Jail through her attorney, w. 7.
Dixon. The release was secured on
errors of the Common Pleas Court. The
case will come up again in regular form
at proper time.
The T. P. w. I. P. of A.. will meet in
conference at New York Thursday
morning and will once more try to set
tie their differences. Baker Boyd, of
this city. will attend the conference as
a delegate. Mr.. Boyd Is well posted in
the tin business.
The correspondent of the Intelligent
Ger came out yesterday morning in a
defense of the Mayors actions in re-
gard TO the chicken thieves and why
he refused them bail. The defense is
TOO weak for argument and really places
the Mayor in a rather unpleasant posi-
ton. 1t is never we'll for an official to
think he owns city or town.
In the case of James Leonard, Ed
ward Williams and John Clark, for
stealing chickens. came up before
Mayor Goodhue last evening. John
Clark was the only one given hearing
last evening. He was defended by At
torney ~. B. Francis and ". B. Dixon.
The trial waxed quite warm, but the
Mayor bound Clark over to the court in
5000 bail. The other two will receive
their hearing this morning. The trial
attracted much attention and large
audience was present.
Seasongood & Meyers. the buyers of
the First street paving bonds, nave
notified City Clerk Lash that they are
ready for the bonds and to send them
on. AS the bonds are now sold and the
bids for the work will be opened Sat
urday. no doubt the action Of Council
in this matter will be prompt. An eff
fort will be made TO have this work
finished before cold weather comes.
The paving OF this street will be great
improvement and will be welcomed by
every one 1t will also be of much
benefit TO the property owners along
this street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
A MARTINS FERRY MAN ARRESTED
YESTERDAY ON THIS
CHARGE.
HIS WIFE IS THE COMPLAINANT

Mrs. Warren Mo0re's story OF How
Her Husband Endeavored to XIII
Her by Swapping q Revolver
Fact That the. Gun Was Not Prop
erly Loaded is What Prevented
Him, IL Is Said, From Accomplish
ing His Fiendfsh Purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11

with breaking the peace, will occur at
s O'Clock this evening.
A warrant has been issued for John
C. Norman, charged with assault and
Battery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11
b. & o. Excursion to Pittsburg EN-.
position.

Thursdays. September 9Th. 18th, 20th
and 9th, the B. & o. will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburg and return at rate
of 1928, including one admission TO
the Exposition, good returning three
days. including date of sale.
On Saturday, September 22nd, tickets
will be sold for s1.75. including one
admission, good returning only on date
of sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11
The HazIett Quotations.

The following New York quotations were
received yesterday by Howard Hazlett &
Son, National Exchange Bank Building:
September 10TH 1860
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-11

Take Cline Yacht Ferry, foot of 23d
street, for Fair Grounds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-05

This Tract is situated in one of the finest residence
portions of Honolulu and in direct line with the cooling
breezes of Makki.
Lots 50x 80 feet will he sold for the reasonable price of
$3.50 Terms $3.50 cash. balance nstaments payments
to suit purchaser
This land has very gentle slope and purchasers can
immediately commence building operations Early pur-
chasers Secure Choice Locations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-05
Consignees.

Per stmr. Mariposa, from San Fran
cisco, Jan. IN. McInerny, y. f.
Ehlers, Milton Robinson, w. G.. Irwin,
II. G.. Rhodes, Oahu Vehicle Supply
Co., L. S. Consul General, Lewis & Co.,
NJ. r. de Sa, Andrew Adams, Il. l..
Marshall, Geo. Andrews, Z. r. Bath,
Mrs. NJ. Z. Foster, w. G. Irwin &c Co.,
L. b. Kerr. LOrrin Andrews, w. =.
Taylor, Md, HOrdan Dolf, J. J. Plon-
sky, Gear, Lansing & Co, Campbell Il
Buchanan, Maj. Geo. Wood, II. +. Wich-
man, Hart & Co.. Lee TOma q Co. p.
G.. Camarinos, Bishop & Co., 'Hollister
Drug Co, Hon. Bicycle Co., c. d. Luf-
kin. Z. S. Hall & Sons, lie Munyon
Photo-Supply Co, II. r. WOrthington,
J. Lando, Claus Spreckels & Co, Hy-
man Bros, ID. o. & Herman, Haw.
News Co., Porter Furn. Co.. Hon. To-
bacco Co, w. c. Peacock & Co.. II.
Hackfeld & Co, Henry May & co.
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W NuIFN.
Quotation Changes-Twenty-two
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Importations.

Per stmr. Mariposa, Jan. 4.-21 cs
hats and caps, II cs dry goods, Is cs
hardware, II pkgs machinery, s hhds
chinaware. % pkgs furniture, 20 bxs
oranges, bxs lemons, fl bxs nuts, O.
cs canned goods, pkgs provisions. 26
bXs tobacco, : bxs cigars, 105 parcels
2 coils rope, 16 cs boots and shoes, %
pkgs photo goods, pkgs household
goods, bxs coin, 545 pkgs apples, $50
SKIS potatoes, 20 bXs onions, pa pkGs
plumbers goods, 90 pkgs mdse.
NOTES.
The schooner Columbia sails for
Port Townsend today.
The steamer Lehua sails for Kauna-
kakai direct this morning.
Six thousand five hundred bags OF
sugar were brought from Kahului yes
terday by the Kaiulani.
In the Inter-Island line the sailings
today are the Mauna LOa for KOna
and Kau ports this morning and the
Kauai for Eleele, Hanapepe, Makaweli.
Waimea and Kekaha at 4 O'Clock in
the afternoon.
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FOR SALE CHEAP!
ON EASY TERMS.
BUILDING LOTS!


the McCuy
Of
extremely property
he Transit cars will run or by Il.
There S neghborhood in
apply .WUNDENBERG,
Att. A. Magoon's office o P. o.
il IGHTFooT on adjoining premises
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Cleveland Will Try Again.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 25.-Tne
old-time steamer Cleveland, alias Ka-
hului, Serius and Scandinavia. will
again try her luck at sea. She will
take cargo this week for Kahului, and
expects to bring a sugar cargo back to
this port from the Baldwin plantations.
The Cleveland has had a notorious ca
reer since she was launched on The
Clyde in the sixties. The men who
are in her assert that she is as sound as
ever and that she is able to make a
heap of money for her owners.