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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
GerbanD1t,ngeit Ocs Irctss
0criMtS.

Sobn 90. Sromnine aessn Siram
5. IRiller rno glnoere. gefuno unb
@ntihelouns gu Gunlten bon Sobn Wl.
Nebaro.
Seize G. Gutbrie ee9.n Nina q.
8utbrie. gas urtbeil oes Common
pleus Gerihtes muroe umseItoBen.
5rant Hatrif uno 9lnosre 9egen Die
5taot llbribspiae uno Mnoere. 9as
urlbeil bes Common pleas Geri1tes
uuroe beltdti9t.
Sic g., g., s. & ct. 8. Giienbabu
SO. aeaen %. 8. 3ouie, AOminiltra'
tor Der SinterlaienIbaft oes peritorbe.
nen glmsr 8. YsnloE. 9as urtbeil
oes Common Y!eaE @eribtes lpuroe
|umNeltoBen wesen Ieb!erbafter 8erfii.
9ung oes Gerihtss. uno neil Oas ur-
tbeil ourb oas yemeismaterial niAt
seredtferti9t tuuroe.
Sas. i. &aloenbaual segen Die
Sauep Gubber So. uno 9lnbere. Ser
2lntras, besii9lih Der Mppeaatiou ,pei=
tese SiirglbaIt au perlansen, ,puroe
abaewieisn.
Sie giti;ens Selepbon 60. oeaen
Marp Miistimens. Sas urtbeil oes
Common pleas Geribtss nurDe beid=
tiat.
Simon Sborman uno 9lnoere eegen
Sobn M. Noams. Sas urtbeil oes
common pleas G,erihtes ,puroe llmae.
foBen ,pe9en feIlerbaiter gelueisIiib.
runa nno ieblerbaiter Yeriiiguns oes
@eri9teA
Samuel 8. DoualaB sesen Sarab
s. OouslaB. Das urtbeil oes Com.
mpn Yleas Oeribtes puroe beiiltigt.
Staat Ohio nit Be3us auf 6arrp
$. 9otetle: geaen bic @ommiiiionare
Don 9uscara,pas So. Oas urtbeil oes
Common Pleas @erihtes puroe bsita=
tist.
Staot Chio nit gesue aui Gbas.
laGmers 9e9en s. s. Ternlel. Nuoi=
tpr. Sie Nppellation puroe auf Soften
Oes Qlntraaltellers abeewieien.
| SSreoerid Wiooer 9eeen Oscar q.
auillen uno 9!noere. 0as urtbeil oes
Common pleas @eribtes muroe beitd=
tist.
| Sie fol2enoen Gdlle tpuroen berIAo=
ben: /: Sic pennlploania 80. uno biz
8. & g. yiienbabn 60. geaen Die ill=
corporirte DrtI1aft Mineral @itp, g.:
". g. Murpbp seNen Sobn WinIielc
uno Wuoere Warp s. Willaro aeaer
lSohn 9. Watbias /; s. 9llioa 9elm.
reid aeaen SEQ. Cigar 0elmreib uni
2lnoere; Sobn W. Smmel eeaen Qln.
oren Geis ; Gbas. g. 6oloen sesel
! Williem MeQer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
9as NpIf hats bcaahIt.

Wie ibon friiber selneloet. bat 0err
Carnegie ieit Der Wabl bereits feinen
Gontratt fir Die Qieierung BON panser.
platten fiir neue ebiffe bon benz Wsa.
rine.= Oepartement erbalten. Ser oa-
fir be3ablte preis miro natiirlid se-
beim aebalten, aber bic 9batiabe, oaB
Der GDntraft bereits selnabt muroe. III
9eniigenber Bemeis bon Der Gerltdnoi=
auna aDilhen Der Nominilfration ullo
Garneaie fir ben politilAen ginflub
oes lebteren.
Nie proiite. ipelde 6err Carnegie
bon oieiem gontratte einbeimlen miro.
peroen beoeuteno QroBer iein, als ieins
Beiiieuer gu 0anna's @orruptions-
Gonb betrl9. Da nun lie Millionen.
lpelde bic Nrmee unb Warine tofen.
aus oem &e9ierunas Shabatnt. aliu
aug Der Raiie bes Woltes fommel, 10
lit es tpobl tlar. bab bas Wolt unb nibt
@arneaie 3u benz republitanilden gor=
ruptions.6pn0 beineuerte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
Miuionett pcr1G)cnft.

@s lit setpiB angenebm fir oas Gub=
lifum 81 luilIen, bas es Elm 8el6dft i'm
Canoe sibt, bas ii6 nibt eenirt, gegen
Die Mrmen uno 2eioenoen freisebis at
iein. Sie gieentbiimer BON Gr. Sings
Nem Discovery ae9en Shwinoiuht
0ulten uno Grtdltunsen, baben iiber
,ebn Millionen Yrobefaihan oieies ero=
BEN 6eilmittels peri6enft uno baben
nun Die @enustbuung gu millen, oab
oalielba Sauienoe BON bpifnungsloien
6alen eebeilt bot. 9lltn,a, grdune,
0eiierfe,t uno alle 0als=, Brult= uno
2ungenleioen tperoen bamit lider ae=
BELT. probeflaihen frei in s. s. Drill
Ter & Sobn's 9lpotbete. Reguldre 8r0=
Ben SOC. unb 81. Seoe Tlaihe earan=
tirt ooer bas @elo suriidseseben. 3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
Gin alter S5cfcratt

unb feline Grau leaen 3suaniB ob.
.perrpsburA N. g.. 8. Gebr.
1900. Or. peter SJabrpp, Gbicaao,
50. Shre 9eilnittel baben bel uns
Wunoer aethan. Wir t6nnen lie nidt
aenug lDben. Sorni's Nlpenfrduter
ylutbelsb:r settle mid BON einem offs=
men Bein. loaenannten . Milhbein" all
fpelbem ih felt 35 Sobren Dotterte.
Ct .befreite mid sbenfalls bon Blaien-
tatarrb. Sorni'S Magenitdrter ftelte
meinen Wann .uieoer Der. ct lit an
brDnifder Giarrbpe. bic er lih i'm Ne-
be0iOnstrieg 3uge3ogen bat. @r, 9ab
Elm 8erm6stn aus, um oapon befreit
gu ipsroen. bod nidbts tpo(lte belien.
biz er an ben Maaenitdrter lam. Sbre
Meoi3inen nerben INNER einen plab III
unierem 0ausbalt finben. Mdtungs=
DDn, Mrs. GIarf golburfl.1
Wenn iein Mgent fiir Gorni's Mleoiai.
ilen an bem plabe lit, 10 fhreibe man
brett an 81. Better 7Sahrnep, 4 III so.
0oune Mpsnue, Chicago. Su., I'm, nd-
here Mnsfunft. Sic Dlfoi3in 1T rti4t
tei Mpotbsfeyn llnb llur BON Qptoi.
Maentell. bic li& oususilen i6nnsr,, ~
hubell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
Observation-Disclosures.
6 0 m m on BIeas.

gmanoa Gffelo 0esen Gbas. gf-
felo. Sie glelbeiouns ,puroe belpils
li9t.
Senrp 81. Bater. Grecutor &C., ge-
gen Solompn g. Wtiller uno 9tnbere.
5itel auf oas @runoeisentbum tpurce
aufJeaeben uno Der Nertauf oelielben
unaeDronet.
Sames 80. Stout, GrecItor &C.. ee=
gen Solonon 3. Miller llnb Qlnoere
Sitel auf oas Grunoeisentbum tuuroe
auf9e9eben unb Der 0ertauf oeiIe!ben
anaeor0net.
sSacob Shlup eeeen Samuel Shlup
ais 9lominiitrator Der 0interlallenihoft IT
oes periforbenen Sobn Gurtner. gnt.
lheiouns fir ben 3ld9er iiir 5000 uno
Soften.
Saniel goIe uno Nnoere 0e9en Jrant=
lin s. goie uno Nnoere. Sleiluno
au9ecronet uno Nmps Woooline. Spbn
6unt uno Sobn yeiolfer als Commit
iiondre ernunnt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
&Gjerei billia st ucrfaasen.

Cine &dierei in Start gpuntp. mitr
ten in einem Siltritt, 100 pisl 8iebSudt
Qeiricbeu miro, lit bi!lig 5u pertauien.
iSie GdIerei bat Sampibetrieb nit elmer
Dampimalhiue BON S pferoetrdften,,
einen 3astenel, Der 2400 pfuno iabt,
ben beltsn Sdsteler in S1ip uno cine
uollitdnoiae @inri6tung sur Sobrito=
tiOn bon Gds, oa5u einen guten Srans=
pOrtwaaen init einfabem uno ooppel=
tenn YieroeseIdirr. gu Der 2dierei
geb6ren Elm Mpbnbaus, cine Gheune,
Elm biiblder Garten uno Elm Nder 2ano.
Das @obnbaus 1T mOblirt uno Miro
auf Wunid nit ben MDbsln perfauft.
Stir ndbere Nustunft penoe man lih
an IS. Sic ber,
1e2 Mulberrp ST., Buffalo, 81. .. 38
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
Eolttii6es.

Qluf getreiben meibliher Semperens-
ssanutifer, uno i'm Snterehe oes Whis=
teptruits, bat oas 0aus bes GonQreies
Elm 8efeb aneeionn,en. tnelhes ben
8erfauf bon Wein unb Bier III ben Mis
litdrfantinen perbietet.
Qlm 4. Mdrs ndblten Sabres ,ueroen
80 neue gunoesIenatoren ibr Nmt ln=
treten, bnrunter 16 Republitaner uno
IA Iemofrate1,. 8on ben 30 austres
tenoen iparen IL Gepublifaner, / De-
mofraten, populiit uno l Sreililber=
repllblifaner.
/ Nun ioll Elm internationaler 5rult
sur SabrifatiOn bon Yanserplatten uno
Rrieasmaterial gegriinbet meroen. Oies
aeIbiebt - tpenn aud niht nit slb=
lid)t I'M Snterelie Der Sosialiitsn.
5nbalb ndn,liG Elm folder 5ruit ent=
itebt. miro ieoe Reaieruna anfan0en,
ibr .eieenes Grle9smaterial su fobrisi=
rem, uno oann lie9t Der 8eoante ia aui
Der Sano, aud onbere Sruitfabritate
in sleiher Weiie gu prOousiren.
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Sic SotSNait Des @rdfDentcn


befebt benz llmianee nah ous 10000
WOrten, oem Subalte nod aus elmer
Nien9e nibtSlaeenoer pbruien uno
gSenounsen. Unlaenoes lino Die ue-
ientlihiten gmpfeblunsen oes lonsen
S6riftiiiifs
Sie Itebenoe 9lrmee iol bis auf | l5=
600 Mann perItartt merben. = Sopiel
uno tpobl nod mebr Soloatsn lperoen
nOtb,s fein, Inn unlere v4ulturuil=
lipn" auf oen pbilipplnen nah Dem
Slime Der Momniltration ourb;ufiib=
rem.
Nud Die 6loite iol semdB ben gm=
pfeblunsen oes Marineietretdrs per-
ltdrft meroen.
Sic grbauung oes Micara9ua CD
nols miro beIiirwortet.
Oie Nnnabme oes Snp Naunce-
foe @ertra9es miro empfoblen, UNI,
mie prdlioent McGintep behauptet, Den
Ynu oes 9liearagua Canals gu er.
moalideE. Dies lit ni1t ridbtie. Gue=
lano bat ourd 8erleBuna oes Glaptons
gultper 9ertraaes ldn9lt jeoen Mniprub
oaranf Oertpirtt, oab oerielbe bon unie=
rer Seite beabtet weroe. uno iueun
MeGinlep troBoem Die gnnabme oes
neuen Vertrages befiiriuprtet, 10 bleibt
er oalnit nur leiner berfDmnli1en po=
litit treu, gnglano in jeOer Weiie gu be-
aiinltigen.
Ees prdlioent empfisblt aud Die
Nnnabme Der Gbifis=Sublioisr= Bill.
= Sies lit Mart Sannas 2ieblin9s-
ioee uno 1T es eer 3ued oerielbsn, eli
ner Qnsabl reiber Gheosrfirmeu. Die
MeG!nlep unterItiibt baben. I'M Ser.
laufe Der ndbiten 20 Sabre ca. 200
Dliuioneu Dollars su identen.
guh bic 0erabiebung o.r Griess=
lteuern uni 100000, 600 miro bsiiir=
tportet.
| Die Bbilippinen Ioaen unier bleiben.
Das ,uill ieoenfals beiben. Die Snlsl=
9ruppe iolle bon Der peritdrtten Nrmee
uno SStotte erit erobert tperoen.
lleber oas, mas nod Mnli1t Der Mo=
nliniitration nit @uba selheben iol,
i1peigt Die 8otihaft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-13
Nemeite NaDri1te,,.

Gas Beinben pes .5aren Bat llh 1r
melt sebeiiert, DAP er lid, mierer nit
Staatssclhaften befa6en tann.
pbilip NorrIugp, Der am II. Mai sc-
risen Satres auf pem Dampfcr ,prins
Cart, ais pieler SuifIano (Normesen)
pailirte, leeen Mam,tr crmurpete unp
fiinf anpere, cine Trau unp eineu Rna@
ben oernuupcte unp ranr in einem Srct
ans 9anp entfam, ,purre in @eitersaas
entbauptet.
Der Iranspcrtoanpfer ,!Sanepf" fam
am Wpntag pun Wanila in San Sran>
cisco an, nit Den 9eihen npn unaefdbr
1900 amerifanilhcn Splpaten unb Ma=
trolsn al Sprr, Die entreoer i'm Sample
aefalen prer auf BEN Ybilippinen, in
China pber in 6pnplulu an &rantbeiten
aeltprten lino. Gs 1T birs bic arGBte
3abl BON geihen, Die felt nem Wustruh
pes ipaniih ameritanil6en &rieses mad
Saule setraAt pprpen lit.
9iah fur3sr 8ranfbeit 1T in GtsSelanb
Spbn s. sSeieeman aefrrben. gr mar
II Sabre alt unp Gbei Der sEeipeman'=
| lhen 0rpcerss uno giaupr=5anpluns.
Sn Der 1ompfsSasemible BON g..
sS. Darrie in peru, Gt., ereisnete fh
cine GeiIel grplrlipn, nobel gS. 9arter,
9. Sull uno u. g. Miner tbren 5pp
ianpen. Gie gsitten perisltsn tptcn eie
nen entleslihen Nntlif par. Iarfer
mar Waihiniit unp binterlabt cine @itt-
me unp filnf &inner.
Sehs maafirte N1uter lberfielen am
Dienltas friib In Seville, Sbic, Den
Srtappli;ilten @easer unp einen anperen
Mann uno feilelten unp tnctelten bic
beipen. Damn pranaen Die giutreher
in S. N. oisb's ganf elm, UNI ricielbe
aus,urauben. Wittlermeile bate Der
NRarlball ieiue SeNeln selGlt une fd tn's
Sprisenhaus selhlichen, mo ct Die J.uers
slpfe ,rs. Oas trahtc pie Siirger auf
Die Strabe unp bic gintreder erariHen
untcr Witnabme pcn $500 bic 6tuht.
Sic temcrfltslIisten auf eiuer Drailine
ibr Gntfpmmcn.
Sci elmer in rer ,@prlesSeralb"- -Grs-
srube in Nurcru, Mc., srrssncmmenen
Speensuna itiirste sin rielses 8etstud
at unp erihlus rrei Manner: Oliver
Serriman, Sccrp Mcpre uno Samea
Drpicn. 3wei anpere, Jptcrt Gleren.
ger unp Oscar g1ictt, wurpcn lhwer
Ycrlebt.
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9ageSnetti0fette1t.
/. chts.


Sn paine5sille pransen sisr mastirtc
Manner III bic Office rrr Msntrr anit=
ting Mills elm, feFelttn ben Nathtnahter
unp 1eine Trau unp ipreuItcn rsn Welp=
Ihrnnf. sic erbeutcten $50 unb ent=
famen.
Cine eigentbumlihe Glase bat Trl.
Neaie NamlcY lit Gait 2iserppcl sessn
brcn Gater anseltrengt. Dcrlelte batte
ibr periprchcn, ibr $50 per Sabr 81, be-
,ablen, penn lie fih Biz gu ibrem 20. Qe<
bensiabr niht serbeiratben tpiirre. Oos
Sat lie aud ntdt setban, aber isbt Mill
lie beirathen uno bat Den Qltsn auf
1888 pertlast, bic ibr ansebliA sntrm-
men.
Gjamlidl unermartet 1T SRI. Sirebie
5tutef. relhe Ypr prei Sabren lpurlua
serlcbwano, mud, ibrem elterlihen 5aulc
In @pcter ,uriifaetebrt. $50 ie wdb~
renp ibrer 9lt,peienbat scwelen 1T, iast lie
niht
Gbarles Gpmarcs in 5pleep, tpelcbsr
Srirfihaitcn aus einem griei ten fabl,
ee0sn ShIilhel er seflnccn bate, teltarr
lein GerhGr Dor guneea GommiNlr
Srcuab. gr wurre BEN Sunpes= WrpB>
ae1hwerenrn iiterrielen uno, "a er eine
Siirsidaft Ypn $500 niebt tsllsn tcnnte,
tnbaftirt.
gu eincm fDrn!lihen Gampfe fam ea
in Dem ISrfhen 9Sapswprtb, Mcpina
So, smiiden pelIeu Ginmobnsrn unp ci<
ncr Banpe spn Gintrehern. Or. Oct
meiler purpe in Der Naht rurb ein Oe=
raulh seredt, Iprang aut ersriH leineu
Shiebrriisel unp sat Teuer. Gin
Shmer3enslhrei mar Die Nntmprt. unp
elmer Der Diete entiprans purh pas 5enr
ter. Or. Oetpeil.r besab ib nit leinet
SHhie an bic 5austbiire, wpleltit er nit
einem pelrtunfeuer srn NspclserlhI0cn
empfansen murpe. Die Shuhe batten
audi ben iitrissn She'll ncr Surscrlhait
alarmirt uno Die Sitter scm YreheiIen
ersrifen, Serfplgt scn ben ertitterten
Ginmobnrrn res OSrfhens, bic Sluht.
gfan en!cefte ipater, raB ra unp bort
Gintrudpietltitle bcriitt mprpen iparen,
bod waren pielelten niht son 9elans.
@m Scnntas friib um 4 llbr lit 10
Nfeilen pom uIer auf Der .6Gbe BON erie,
ga, bic 8arfe uGbarles Softer, melhr
BON Dem Dampfer .Jrpn Tutt" in's
Shlepptau senpmmen mar, selunfsn unr
adt Yerlpnen ertranfen, parunter Der
Gapitdn Scbn Srinpse aus CLEVELAND,
Der |. uno 2. SRaat. bic Matrrlen Nu=
bert gSrpo unb g8m. &eQey, teipe Ypn
pprt auitin, Mi6., 5rau MaY Gppt aus
Detroit uno Swei Shi1ojunaen. Gapi>
tan Nlblep PPM uSron Oufe" beriAtet
Die Gre iei ietr bod sesansen unp Elm
firhtcrlider Shnceturm BABE semiittst
Cine mattise sSele iei iitcr Den ,Spbn
5riter" binwessesansen unp plSslih lci
eas Shiff seiunten. Die 9aeuns be.
Barrie, welAe Sames Grrrisan in Glese.
lamb 9ebSrte teitanp aus 1900 5pnnen
Grs. Das SAiif batte einen 9Sertb pr,
Sl9, 900 une mar niAt Serlthert.
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Dcftaas= =Grcurtf cnspreiie.

Sie GlepeIano, 2orain & @beelina
giIsnbabn miro ain o., 23., "a. 25.
unb 81 Sesember uno am l. Sanuor
6eittaes grellrlionstidets pertaufen,
Die biz gum 3. Sanuar 1901 giiltis
lino. 80
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anIuns.

IAN. Gong, Gin gfeser, wurbe in Der
Wa9e BON Ssanbue, 3d., Yrn einem 6aus
fen BON 800 Mannern aslyndt. Der
9feser bate cine weiBe 6rau giamens
5ilber 9elhanret.
unter Der Gubruns itres Seellcrsers,
pafpr Nlthael 9)aduYies, 1T eie sanse
Oemeinoe Der prtboppren ru1jilh sriehis
lhen &irhe in Mlasfa prm .3aren abse=
fallen uno 3ur rDmiltb<fatbplilhen Stride
iibergetreten. Der Sdritt ,par fein i,berz
eilter icnoern mcbl erppscn unp pas
NeIultat mar. oaB Elm Gertreter ees Or
tbupuren BildcfS prn Nlasfa, pes 3aren
9eitliher @e1anpter in pielem 2anre, &c.
zen Die &irhe einen Seldlagnabmete-
febl erpirfte. Die &irNentbiiren muir
ben trrb bes Yroteites pcs YaltprS sez
ihlcGen. Der S>ertreter bes 8ilduis
last pab perielte bic meiiten Bpnps gum
Snltanrbalten Der &irde seliefert BABE
unc rab ibm paber iebt tas 8elibtbum
seb0re. Sur Den lletcrtritt Der Oemeinpe
tpnnte feiae onpere Grtlarung erlangi
rerben, ais bic res paltors, RAP Die Nfit-
glieber BEN rSmi1 1h h-tatbulilben @lauten
ais ben allein rihtisen anerftnnen nno
oa9er belhlol1rn batteu, iih beniielten sl
erJeben; he mpuen sesen BEN 8ilhcf ei-
nen Ginbaltsbefebl eripirfen nno ibn bar
ran perbinbern, Der Gerridhtun9 ibres
Opttesbieniies i'm gese 81 1ein.
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beitet 9aa MmD 91ad,t.

Das gelddftigfe fleine 9ine, bas ie
lpuroe, iino Dr. Gings neue ge=
benspillen. ssyebe gi1e lit ein iiber=
3ufestes Geiunobeitstiiaeldsn, oas
Shmdde IN Rraft, @leihaiiItiefeit su
@neroie, @ebirnerid6pfuua 81 Geiltes-
trait nertpanoelt Nieielben tpirfen
lpunoerbar gum Mnfbau Der @eiunc=
belt. 1ie GNahtel nur 25 Gents.
Wsrtonft BON s. Is, Wliller & GDhn. 8
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-04
The KALIH! EPIDEMIC
or TYPHOID FEVER

Inspector McVeigh says the patients
at Kalihi Emergency hospital are doing
very well DIR. GaTvin said, when ques-
toned yesterday: There are no new
developments. so far as | know. But
have heard nothing from there today"
And to the establishment of The Re-
publican reporter, DR.. Garvin turned
on his heel. The epidemic of kalihi
may be of consequence, but the execu-
tive officer of the board evidently
doesn't think so.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

A large and most enthusiastic au-
dience greeted the new arrivals from
Australia at the orpheum last night.
The minstrel first part, while not as
elaborate in settings as former pro-
auctions. went through with vim and
was well received. Interlocutor Mil
Ter made a good pun without knowing
it. which took the house. The quartet
made hit and proved TO be something
out of the ordinary. Hen Wise ana
Katie Milton more than sustained the
reputation accorded them on the main
land and in Australasia
Miss Flora Batson, in her double
voice. assisted by Gerard Miller, was
well received.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-04

out at the Palama Pumping Station,
today. and we had good reason to do
so. There was tree there that seemed
to grow faster than the chimney, for
that reason we gave the old algeroba
the position of honor. So we raised
Old Glory on it."
But the chimney is completed and
the scaffolding coming down.
There are, of course" said Mr..
Brown, ''many things to arrange and
provide against, but l believe that We
can light up and run the pump on Mon
day or Tuesday. Regularly? ali! no:
for there will be many things to be
looked after, leakages and so on"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-04
HAWAIIAN CEMETERY
ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED.
Capitalized for One Hundred Thou
sand Dollars-Nearly All
Subscribed.

The Hawaiian. Cemetery Association
filed its incorporation papers yester-
day. - The capital stock of the COM
pany is 100000, with privilege of in
creasing it to S250.000. OF the capital
stock $4,000 has been subscribed and
$4,000 paid in.
The incorporates are Francis J.
Berry, NJ. A. Gonsalves, Chu Gem, w.
G.. Ashley and ]. Alfred Magoon.
The officers of the company are: W.
G.. Ashley, President; NJ. A. Gonsalves,
Vice President; Francis J. Berry, Secre-
tary; Chu Gem, Treasurer. These, with
Mr.. Magoon, constitute the Board of
Directors
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-04
Water Melons from wahiawa

The Agricultural Department and the
Territorial Entomologist were the re-
cipients of three handsome water
melons yesterday, which came from the
Wahiaws colony. located near Pearl
City. Both Commissioner Wray Taylor
and the entomologist pronounced them
sweet, luscious and most enjoyable.
This result at this new colony Is re
garded as proof positive that melons
can be profitably raised here.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-04
NOTICE TO coNsIGNEEs
S. s AUSTRALIA,

The s S Australia has been entered
It Customs and viii commence dis
charging cargo ar the Oceanic Steam
ship Company's wharf at 9 g. n. -aa-
gust 1st 1900.
Consignees will please call 1t tie
ofsice OF VIM. G. Irwin & Co., Ltd. Fort
street, and pay freight and receive
heir orders
All merchandise. when landed upon
he wharf. viii be III the risk Of the
owners or consignees. and il not Re
aoyed within twenty-four hours cfrer
p. NJ. of the day on which u Is
anded will be stored or left On the
harf at the risk and expense o. The
cwners or consignees.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP co.
VIM. G. IRWIN & CO., Ltd.
General Agents.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-04
Annaal 20 Washington.

Attorney Brooks has forwarded to
the United States Treasurer at Wash
ington briefs and atfidayits in the cases
Of two Cinnamon. who had been refused
landing here by Treasury Agent ]. X.
Brown. Mr.. Brooks claims that the
Cinnamon were born here.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-04
Court win Move.

Judge Dickey viii soon be holding
court in the old stone building next
TO the postotfice. The building is to
be renovated and occupied by the Sec
ond District Magistrate and the Board
OF Registration
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-04
THE UNITED STATES COURT.
1t Will Be Formally Opened To-day
at so O'clock.

The United States District Court viii
be formally opened at $50 o'clock this
afternoon. The meeting will take place
in the Supreme Court room. There
will be no formal ceremonies, because
Judge Estee is not given to that sort of
thing. He is here for business.
Though the opening may partake of
the nature of a levee, the court will be
ready, and meets for the purpose of re-
ceiving and disposing of any business
that may be presented.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-04
OFFICIAL WORKING HOURS.
They Have Been Established From
$50 to 4 O'clock.

In response to query The Repubh-
can would say that the official hours
are from $50 a. IN. TO o'cloce p. m,
though most offices, like that of the
Board of Health. the Public Works and
others are open very much later. even
TO 5 O'Clock in the afternoon
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-04
THE plLAMl PUMP
READY TO BEGIN WORK.

.Yes," said Andrew Brown, thegenial
superintendent of the Honolulu Water
Works, ~ raised the American Dag
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-30

Ir accordance with the oft-accepted
dea that there is something wrong with
ever ything, a suggestion might not be
out of place. They tell US that prohibi-
ton is failure on the one hand and that
high license is pernicious in principle
and powerless as remedy on the other.
Why not adopt new system? Let us
license the man who drinks and leave
the man who sells shorn of obligation
except to see that he sells to no drinker
who cannot produce a license. Every
man with desire to fill the sparkling
glass till bubbles kiss the brim, under
such a condition of affairs woull be-
obliged to 60 to the proper authorities.
procure license permitting him to drink
and pay therefor sum of from s. to S
per year. The saloonkeeper could then
be N ade amenable to the penal statutes
in case he sold liquor to anyone who was
not the holder of license to drink. The
amount Of revenue thus obtained would
probably exceed the sum derived under
the present system.-F. G. S.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-01-30

bor's office. But, that isn't what We
started out to say. What we wanted to
give our readers the benefit of was a
paragraph. the closing paragraph OF a
column editorial laudatory of the bust
ness men of the place. In this we ind
such trenchsnt truth as this: "Take the
business men away and the business
block will be empty" Had the dear
reader ever thought of thatl But let US
hasten to that closing paragraph and
give the reader a clear understanding of
where our contemporary is "at," or we
should have said, was Eat" last night:
"The Herald does not in this argue
that the new road. if built. will kill BOul.
der. Il it succeeds in giving quick and
cheap and frequent transportation all
along the line, then the doom of the
place is sealed. as has been the case with
so many towns in the east which have
been connected by cheap and rapid
transportation with large cities. The
large cities have swallowed them up. as
see the suburbs of New York, Chicago,
Cincinnati, St. Louis, Kansas City. etc.
But the Herald believes that Boulder is
too far from Denver to be very materially
injured by electric road connection"
One would be inclined to think were it
not that the Herald's philanthropy and
superiority to personal considerations
are notorious that the editor aims in one
breath to voice his honest sentiments and
in another recalls that great deal of his
own prosperity and that OF the town is
wrapped up in a certain electric light
company. which the advent of the new
roai, with power for light generated at
Lafayette. might disturb. And yet we
may do our contemporary an egregious
wrong. His interests in the Boulder
Electric Light company are possibly not
so large as we-have been led to believe.