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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Sefanntmadlnngen

0(He 9erfomen. weld,c Scid,dftisuns in Cen
<Anhentlid,rn Narfrn uns Saudres aIs Barter,
@Gbttr, Qatrotmdnnsr, @drtn:r, SfautRe6tt ootr
elrbeitsr a~piinjdy,n, irlpobl Solb:, Die porbtr in DIN
9arfs ~anqtitent ipareu ODER uibt, iperDeu bjtrourh
auiUGtoroert, ibre @uittIurgsqelu6t in Dem Naupts
9urtau Der gs5opOc, r4ltt:riou=Yarf," eingurtiaen.
ibre Numen r~taiitrirrn gu IuRtn, ibrt RciertH3tn
a%n,uaebeu uuo dnocriptitiet Nu5funft ju liei:ru.
mi: ioldt BON Dem encrdl9Supsrtntenotnttn ODER
Saunidaits .Ir6ittttm Qtrpiinibt werOsn m61en.
I'm llsbertinitimmunQ nit Den 8s9eln Der g;b0dOs
,p,rotn Inatitsatt il ra6 9doarf bon Oiticr gte
ausgepdblt ipsroen.
SbaS 8. 9orfd.
Cn2O 4rdFpent Der 9sb6roe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

S.orserunss.gnssbote fir saltiH'0rer StaSt'

Sorserunss. sInacbpte fir S%aItimorer Ssaets
U SbiiSdrionen'
Gorberunos: 2lnQebott tperoen big Wf onto 9,
ben %. f5s6ruar 1900, Mittags Y ltDr, I'M VI a.
pors : Y i II, 8atObaus, SaltLrnore, entz
oeQen osnpmmen fir ben Auiuuf ais San3c5 O0er
eires Sbeiles BON $S75, o lt0afto ne n
Der Staot @altimprt, betannt als"2Seltz
li6e MarDlduocr Giicrbubn l9jOsr Hetanotrun9sz
qn!eibe," 3irien trugcno 3n Der Mate pom .! 9ro4
,ent pro Sabr, sablbar bolbidbrlt9 ai sriel Sogs
Des WGr, uuo September zines le0rn 5agte5.
3inien iperoen beginner am l. Utur5 l@Fg an
ipeldem 5age bic SbligattoHen sur @plItternH9
bsreit iein ipsrDtn.
Sieit Cblioationsn tDtrom ptrousgaOt tratt Der
9erorDnune Nr. Is, %betdtiQt an .. Warj 1898
(amenoirt 0ur6 @eroronrng Er. 81, bettatl9t an
s. Sebruar 1900, Die Au5gabe pom $1,000 an
Sbligationen autoriireno gum 3ptde Der Ssjabs
lung Der Snbabcr dler Gbli0ottontn. orttter Hp=
potbef Der ng9eitli6sn Utarpldnoer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
%puoute," I'M getraoe pom $500 %0arantirt pom
MapOr uno Staotratb pom Baltimore, talig am
/. Sunuar 1900.
@~noebote miiHen ~pcrfegtt uno an Der. Dtanor
ais 8orfBer Der 5iuan3=6ommiTdre aorsIfrt, io=
pie nit Der Nufibrift S9ropOial tor w. vi. u.
R. 1850 Ttefunoinq 2oon" urriebcn iein.
Sas 3e6t bleibt uurbebalttn, iroeup tpel3e unO
ale aneebote 3u periperfen.
Sbomas g. Sapes. Ttapor,
9oriiber Der Ginan5=G 6 ommifdrs.
4-S.5Ot7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

Werfdnn User Garl WILL
belm Wepsf bon S60H6dd Bel Ser
born i'm Re9ierungsbs5irt Wiesbuoen
Nusfunft gs6en9 Dspel tpanosrte 1840
mad Qmerita aus uno 1T felt 1862 psrz
16ofIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Mittupd,. ben FL. Gebruar 1900.

prdentantenba us
BAT ben 8rausrn Den Wiasn setban, Die
gl4tel= unb Ss6stsfs6Gi1er ab3dihaf>
fen, cine Wbihdffune Der arisgsitsusr
tpdrs i6nen pabri4einli9 liebsr gene
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

% eaiffrafprszT epdrfemcut,
~ Ratbbuus Den 10. Ge5ruar 1900.
Sur 0adbrid,t fnr Snbaber pom Sbligatipnrn
ertttrr Sppotbet Der -ISefltd,en WarpIdns
Der Gifenbabn."
Sen s II ubernpp 6 : prp|3entiQer
Sbtig atioHe prittcr oDpotbet Der "9Heit=
liden Wiarpl0uDcr Giienbabn,~ pom Nte0or uno
/. Sanuar 1900, nirp btsrOur6 Ru3rt6t ~oeGebcn.
oab Der 8rgiitrator Der Staot baltimore oorauf
porbereitet iein ipiro, om /. Ntdrs 1900 ben reipsts
tipen Snbubtrn psri.Lben Die b%elagten SbI9atto=
net, NIT bin,uocfHoten ,lpeimpnatliden 3lnisn, OF
gen @orscieunq UNI abQabe %ocrislben in oieitm
Separtemeut aus5ube3ablcn.
Sie 3inien5ablunQ fir beia9tc Sbli9attonen tuirO
nit Dem l. mar, 1900 %auibOrsn.
6co. u. Gumieu,
as. 5O-50 Neaiftrutor Der Start Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

Baltimore bei4t bic Or o.
numsntsnItaot; aber mir Iino, ieit uns
bisier G6rennams eegsbsn puros, arg
i'm Niidltanos esblisbsn. Berlin 3. 9.
hat un9sfGbr 70 Osnfmilsr, uno baz
runter 9robartigs S6Opfungsn. Wit
5ri6lingsanfang erbdlt es in Der Siez
sssaass flint nsus ba5u. oonn oas
gismardz unb Elm g.. Wagner|Osn
maj. 2ebtsres fommt na9 Gnti6siz
bung oss 9aiIsrs ni6t, pie man err
purtet, por bic neu gu srbduenoe Wagz
nsr : Opsr, ionosrn an ben 8anD DEG
S6isrgartens an Der S%bRrgurtenz
@traBe, in 8eTeai6aft 9Otbe's, 2eiz
fing's unb Der aOnigin 2uiI.. 9as
Wagnsr > Oentmdl ion Die g%snanntsn
Osnfmdler niht iberragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
T~erjammlmngse Mn;etgen.
- PRUDENTIAL LEAGUE.

rNbtbeiluno 0r. al" perianmtlt f6 btutt,
Mittpob, ben 81. Sebruar, gbenos s ll6r, in benz
eotalc bes Srn. @otti6alt, Gde @ancpu= rnb
Grpb=Strasc, sur SabrssE @erlamillrn9 urn 9e=
amfeuipo6l. Sie Mitoliooer fnO eriu6t, piinttlia
su cri9tinen.
(52) Suao eoNau, grdi oes St.<GcuuciIs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

Die ruffif6e Prefs ipridt
fif gang ungenirt iiber bic Quftbeilung
Gbina's aus. Gbina lei iebt msbr osnn
il als geosrapbiidpr geariff gu Be-
trodtsn; Der unpsrmtio(i6e Oft Der
QuFtbsilun9 peroe li9 ouf frisblidsm
@egs poG3ieben; in psl9sr 5orm, isi
cine Jrase Der pis(Isi9t nidt fsrnen
3ufunft. Sas ruiIi16 : iapunii6s
9inonib iei nur cine 5rage Der 3eit.
Mihtie lei, bub bic &rdfte oes Siaaz
tee iih nift in ben 9dnoen Der eng
fdnoer, Dsutiden ODER Norbamsritds
ner beFinbsn. Gu gang frieoli9 Dlro
fih bic Sbsilung Gtinu's benn oo1
ui6t poll5isben. gu gleifsr 3slt tritt
Eublaro aus Der bisher beoba4teten
ReIerp, bsraus uno brinst ben aampf
um bic 9orberridaFt in YsrIsn gum
2sustmg: cine frieoli6eG roberuns Perz
fisn's nsnnen bic ruiIti6en 3situnssn
bas BON Gublanb iibernommene gtIenz
balm : projett, oas g%iienba6nen Bis
gum psrIidsn @olf ausballsn ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
0elo anssnleibsa.
0eIe All perfeibsu:

bon 800 a~ufipdrts. @ntauf bon 9Suicrn, Gruaos
sinieu. Sppo.betsn, 9dupdbsn etc. osatn 8aar.
Sem. @:r35geruns. Sdnt. 6aurb, Nr. 8ll, &ot=
liuszStrabe. lROp20, 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

ST teine amerifuni9 DE
MiQiundrin - be1er nod Wiuiarod@
rim Da? Die r0mIids Sirftsnfamiz
lie 8orgbeIs bslibt einsn aei1tbum an
&uniti6dBen in ibrsn @uIsrisn uno
Wlliesn, tpsl6er auf p%enisitens 7.2OO,z
600 Sire gei9dBt nirO, babel aber 10
arm 9stporoen, bab, tpie cine Gorrez
1ponoen5 aug ROm beridtet - MeB>
ger, S4neioer uHo Sduiter nidt Be-
friebiet perben tDnnsn. pa 1T A. g..
Das Sf5ianiide Gemdlbs rbsilise uno
profane 2iebe," fir tpeld1ss 4 Min;oz
men 2ire seboten tpuros; cine Qn5abt
fpeiter.r baben sinen Msrtb BON 2OO,z
600 Biz Il Miaionen; aber bic rsids
arme camille barf ni9ts bon oieisn
G1dben pertdufen. Der 6tuot bar
ti3ipirt an ben Sdmmlunasn nit ben
aleiten Nehten tpis bic ssamilie 8or-
abeis. Der 9taat m04te bic ssamilis
8orgbsie germ ~allsbaufen - aber es
feblt AUDI benz Staate an Sob. Cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

SnYarfs fanb bic 2tga
fir 0ffentlihe Sittli6tsil ). De Groilz
iet's r2'tomms a l'oreiGe coupee" 10
unanItdnb:s, bdB 9eI6psroa bei Der
Regierurg gefiibrt tpurpe. 0ieie bat
bas Stiid psr6cten uno ben Sem or,
Der Bic GrlaubniB aur @ufFiibrung erz
f6eilt butte, ab9sisst. capt auF ie6r
ftarte Wir5sn fhlieBen; bic parlisr
finb gdns uno oar niht snaberSig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
SpSrSf1Nc.

YIN II. Jtbruar s risDertd Sable
Nm -. Gtbruar Minnis Weier, IL Wos
nate alt.
Gm IS. 5ebrlar Jrantlin e6meta II
Wpnaft alt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
6enrn &rduR.

Gg ifarb om 20. Ssbruur 1900 0srrs sraub i'm
Nltsr pom AZ Sabren, 8 Wipndten NIB 8 5aaeu:
Sic 9s.rpiqunq finoet 5reitaa, Rutmittogs
2 llbr, bon itinsr lsbteu N8obrunq, Nr. lis, Wsitz
oumbur0sS trabe, aus fatt. 9esroisuug ~priOutim.
fh3-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

Ous 20. Wiener Sugebl.".
bringt f%Olgsnben Sders: Selegramm
Der @neldnoer am 25. Sanuar:
uWarren auf Dem Spiontop!" 9elez
aranm am g.: nWarsn duf benz
Gpipnfop!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Barbara 8Urhcr.

&c ftarb an l8. 5sbruar 1900 barbara G6rbrr
i'm 2lt,r oon g Sabrtn. Die 8ttroiQunQ iinoet
btutt, Mitttpo6. Tabntittaqs nm 2 llbr, BON
srautrbauic, Tr. 2l5, ROrO=Mabtira= Strabs. aus
tott.
Gil, 1T nibt mtbr,
Git trtN St.lt;
Nb! uritre Muttcr 1T nibt r,tbr.
g1ir fiblcn, mas nit ibr ms ftbltt,
u1o bliden 1pebmutbsppa lumber.
q 8ptti ipie bait Su urs bttriibt,
OH, Der bod iOnit uns btrjli5 lisbt.
E1-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
9arlcben ani M1bcln.

Eeu,r. leiSttr, LANCER stldiablunegplan. mi.
folder BON ionft Iiemane,m oiitGirt Diro. aIi
RE 3eit eires SGbres, Ipsnu sic Is ,piinfbcu.
Seine iali6.u 9riprehunesE in ben 3situngsu.
Seine 3inienssfatsu %anseSeist, nm Sic IRE 81
fit6r,r, bod ip.rb.u Sbnsn ane gOrtbsile g.bot.n,
tpc(hs Nrotre %pifsriren. Rab,ufrassn i'm Vureau
Der ,9etewae Qaan Guarantee 6ompanp.1 3tntnttr
Tr. s, .@aut BON galtimpresSGtbduoe 6dt 9altt'
ror.s unp ct. 9auf=Strabe- (Roo .l5,0 .&S.l5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
p2Upal Sluc "Siuie
nab Sse,u gUrf unS pbtlarelpbia.

nab Ueipz JprF hnp FDlidpelpuia'
Gsfli6. 8trI.NaHotl. Strl.Ytt NS9a'.
S S@iS4' Z Sin.r :. :. 77.55 J. 800 ., SG
Suitt 9artor ~ y. ~ :. ~
9arlor, Gin,r . .!l0.509. !lQ.49 9. U
8arlor, Diner 'l2.573. *LG@ gRa
r8oral GimittO," ausi6litbli9 pullman, Yar!or,
CbitrUatien II. Gjning.Gar g 49 q = 53G ~
9urlor, Diner > COO y. go y. mo
e6lGts@aogons "l23O .. .l2.H D.
Qptal:S1 lafpuQQpus nod Rsps0ort, ttrtl8 llnt
etittcn in W{t. RopalsStatipn nm 1000 qbcnos.
3uoe nit .G8" NM rs" martirt, boltsn in 4il'
minqton NM Gbettr, aAe auptrtn .nibt.
8ul. Camden. &trt. Nj. %opal.
99iloOdsbia %ttomm. . i;SS99}S ., ;S@@.
gpilminoton atfomm. 1854 2.59 >.
GberOetn QtiOmm. "5.O5 Y. '5lpG j.
9idtt.sirtaug IorometsGds 9olptrt= uns @altt,
moretraSt, Rr. pol, Suos&rooopaD, glt. 90sal.
Citation ODER G~ambsuzS!utiUu.
G. >. II osrlDOob .. V. MARTIN,
2. 9.s9. Il. Gen. =Ulgr. Dtgr. Raj =HQtut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
nnterbaltungen.
9~ampTbtfs. Mn,eiaea.
-seGrifsfonslini.. s,a,.frss

l#Es.aAsnssr ~6HO'V" @'HT'" Ynarerronie
na6 YbilabtIpbia. 9aintt %tinl,lner
Ga5rpreis s. 90. ltbRtaaidt 6riurFou S225;
turfop 81 90. gab qtlar,tt.6j,S 81. rs Grtur:
fou 1913, Rc6 R,Us0or. Cper 9abu oou Ibis
l%aotlsbia ST. GriurTon So. Gsruss 9iatts nab
0an=Jtotr, Cotton, NIbnrp, 5rou, 9t.z0., Rslp=
ten nornlih. Gdplih, ousQtuonm,n 5onntaps, nm
5 llbr Ia5m. GrturfsHss@in,tt ,atrotn Il : i'm
Sitrteu %rtrtauft. 6ro6t ~b;lje,r, ols ME NIT Der
@dhu. Sdiit mad Yampblst. GIareuet
SbEtnsr, ISeut, Nr. 20t 2j8btRr. tCfiS@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

Die 9amburg= Nmsritaz
2tnie fat fir Die Oausr Der Barrier
Nusftellung in Paris Die biioen 9otels
ubu gdfais" uno rGolumbiu" sepofz
tst. Die 3immsr bielsr 9otsls peroen
Den pafagieren oieisr 9inis ohns
Yreisalsfi9l CUR Gerfiigung eeItsat.
Der 9robf6ld9ter ar
mcIur fat iein RieIenssifdTt an cine
4ffiengsisIi9uft fir 5ipansig WGaio@
men Dollars psrfauft. Irmour 1dludz
tete bisbsr 9is1 fir ben Wellmartt,
bauts Gistpugsons, 6strisb oeimIie6srei
unb Saars5u6sreitung. IQes i'm 9roz
Fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

Sad Nurapoli=, DIT. TogalsS Station. !I.05.
$50 9Orm.. !l2H @a@m. Gamou' Station.
!7.2O, 1900 @cCm., 1880, 500 9a6n.
Wtrlaftu Gambler Station Ua5 frcotrif, 7.3o
gorrn., !q.45 @orm., !l2o. H.30 IND 80 9otm.
Nprm., ?9.45 Toym. u.20, H30 Il. $50 gtudm.
@G3 @aorrstorpn, % 40 gorm.. AIS. 4,30 q.
Nad ut. AirD unn 3pjibtnsS ~tuttontn. 731
10 AZ Wprm.. 100. AGO. - 30. $3.50 lilo y.
Ta3 Gnicott : Gito. 1880. l945 g,ra, l2O
$50. $50, $3.50 "ll1O %l5m.
mao Curtis @ob, ,628 CORN.
Nob QurnD, ut. 8~onalzStatjou, 1926 9aSH.
- -..4;., % IN NrAv,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
Gpin MAIN.

Gs iarb an 20. 5cbruar 1900 Roia T1abn,
Wittipt ots poftorb.ucn Charles &. Wabu, 81
Sabre alt. @erpanDte uto Greunoe fno a5tuuos=
poQ einqelaoen, Der 9cerbiqune morqen, Son=
nerftaq. Natnittuqs }3 1tbr, bon ibrer lesten
Spobnuna. 9r. 215, NorozpinezS trase, aus bei,us
iuobren. C5Z-3t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21
@dAaen.
ypuppn.T arf.C eructern.

gsae StttIou.u nIO IcsI iur 6erDIgaH8 bsret'
ritret. 9ieI: ausespdblts Gots. 5t- Suptrintsu,
bent oss GruuOss Tno S0e;ns lsirO is0t Qeipiui6ts
Austunit errDetltM. SGs ertmdipr u n
tebt tasl d ius Snip.ttiOu piitn. g9te,a QdbTnn
peuc, mdn nd al Den Snstyiutcnosuttu Oou On oas
4ifr,au in y Z. a22. T o=G Il { ssS r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-21

Baltimore, Gbridpcatcz ure Hit0mone'
~ SnmpfidiFs &ompagnte.
Der. Staoten I0itoanpier atlanta" uno ~Gbcrlotte."
~. A..r w. 4 - ,,rh 1 q q htftrnm.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co.
and Togo Kisen Kaisha.

call
porto on or bout the men
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20
STACkABLE HAS A Plan.
TO RELIEVE THE OVERCROWDED
HARBOR.
Wants to Make Qarantine Wharf 1000
Feet Long, and Have a Road to It
Made

Collector General Stackable is trying
to have a road made to the new quar-
antine wharf, which, it is expected will
be released from quarantine in about
ten days. 1t is the best wharf on the
harbOr, but will be useless unless a
road is constructed, as there is no way
for wagons to get to it. AS it has
turned out, the wharf has hardly been
worth its cost as a quarantine wharf
very little freight having been handled
by the large force of men kept there
but it was ready and if plague had kept
on it would have saved the day as far
as inter-island business is concerned.
When quarantine is off, if there is a
road made by which it can be reached
from the city, it will be an invaluable
addition to the wharf facilities.
The collector has also suggested to
the Interior Department that 800 feet
more wharf be built, extending the
quarantine wharf until it is 1,2OO feet
long. This will make it extend well
up to the mouth of the channel, but
with little broadening of the channel
by the dredger, there would be plenty
of room for two or three vessels at
once at the wharf. This, it is said
would more quickly relieve the enor-
mously expensive congestion of the har-
Dor than any other plan proposed
greatly lessening the amount of demur-
rage snip now Corrected from local con-
signees on account of their being COM
PEELED to lie idle in the stream waiting
for wharf privileges.
Collector Stackable is one of those
who think that there has been enough
quarantine, and that Honolulu ought
to be satisfied that it is a clean port if
the United States federal quarantine
officers are satisfied. If quarantine is
to last. however, he proposes to use the
time g In n
ably through the naval reservation, to
the new wharf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20
OFFICERS ELECTED

Court Lunalilo, No. 5000, Ancient Or
der of Foresters, elected officers for the
ensuing term, last night. The officers
elect are: Chief Ranger, j. w. Short:
Sub-Chief Ranger, A. L. Perry; Treas
urer, DR.. A. N. Sinclair; Financial
Secretary, j. NJ. Kea; Recording Secre-
tary, Joseph Richard Senior Wood
ward, George Sea; Junior Woodward
A. ,Traverns; Senior Beadle, A. X
Lewis; Junior Beadle, E. Stiff; Physi-
clan, DR.. a. N. Sinclair; Trustees, T. B.
Murray, DR.. A. L. Alvarez, A Ira
Verns.
The installation will~take place at
the next meeting, the first Thursday in
May.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20
New Spring
NeCkWear

Is coming. Cupid calls it good and
beautiful No article of wear partakes
Of so many patterns and makes as does
peckwear. When you see the new the
old that you thought beautiful grows
stale. We have just received our new
spring stock and if you don't say that
they are swell when you see them we
will quit importing.
WE ARE NOT. exactly selling our
goods at auction, but we are doing the
next best thing by selling them at
greatly reduced prices. 1t is not our
habit to carry goods over from one sea-
son to another, so we must sell our
remnants of sizes at once, and at such
prices that you will save money by buy
ing of us. These goods must sell even
if we incur war in doing so. Boys
and Mems Clothing, Underwear and
Mems Furnishings. We mean business.
Call and have a look.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20
TROUBLES OF POOR JACK.
One Way in Which Sea Captains May
be Astonished

be Astonished.
Editor of the Star: l saw in the Ad-
vertised yesterday the subject of Poor
Jack brought up again. 1t was an an
swer to what was in the Evening Star,
and signed George Park. Now, if Mr.
Park has ever been down on the great
waters a dog watch he must know that
men like Lewis and Turk are a neces-
sary evil 1t is the same at every port
in the world. 1t is all very well to sign
Jack on a ship. He gets an advance
note, to be paid three days after sail
ing of the ship. Now, who is going TO
cash that note? The Hawaiian Bank?
No. Captain Bray? No. The Associat-
ed Charities? No
Here is where Lewis and Turk come
in. They drum up the sailors take
them to the consul to sign, and an adj
vance note is given. Jack is not going
on board until he has some poor whisky
and gets full. The ship is all ready for
sea, pilot and towboat Warrington
Jack. VIII Captain Bray go round all
the gin mills and hunt up that ships
crew late at night or early in the morn
ing? No.
Now, if you want to astonish some of
the old sea captains in port just take
a crew of sailors-not bummers-to a
ship sober and sign them to go on board
of their own accord. If Mr.. Parks
thinks this is not true, just interview
Mr. Evans, who has had years of eX-
perience with sailors. Let Brother Bray
come forward. He will get the glad
hand of all the captains If he can steer
the ship clear of the shoals.
% YEARS SHIPMASTER.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20

Fine Book and Commercial Printing
at the Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20
MEMOIR ANDA.

The steamer Charles Nelson is ex-
pected to leave Makaweli for San Fran
cisco tomorrow or Monday. She has
cargo of sugar.
The Thyra is in a hurry to get away
and worked discharging cargo till after
o'clock this morning.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20
PASSENGERS


Per strir Neeau from Kauai, April
1O.-F. clark, H. Mollitson.
Departed.
For Molokai, Maui and Hawaii, per
stmr. Claudine, April 19.-Mr. Lindgren
and wife, Miss Alice Lishman, Miss o.
Little, Frank May Fred. c. Smith, A.
p. Boeller, DR.. Derby, Jas. w. Girvin,
j. A. McCandless, L. Giberson, Theo.
Heines ]. F. Bowler, Jas. Barry, Jno.
McTaggert, c. w. Alden, Mr. Hum
burg, M. A, Silva, Miss M. Weight
Richard Searle, j. Jansen, Mr.. Manning
wife and three children, A. Bortfield
and daughter, DR.. Katsunuma, Lam
Kwai, Geo. Wood, r. w. McLoud, VIM
Lucas and wife, Chas. K. Hyde, e. e
Paxton, W. Minton, r.. A. Woodward
Mrs. Geo. II. Holt and child, c. S. Hal
loway, G. H Robertson, e. Olsen, T.
Zeigler.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.

Kaluna was committed for trial yes
terday in the Circuit Court by Judge
Wilcox for the burglary at L. B. Kerrs
last Saturday night.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVING.

Thursday, April 10.
Stmr. j. A. Cummins, Searle, for Ca
hu ports.
Friday, April 20.
Stmr. Noeau, Wyman, from Kauai
April 10, ALSO bags sugar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-04-20
DEPARTING.

Thursday, April 10.
Schr. Alice Kimball, for Hawaii ports.
Friday, April 20.
Stmr. Mikahala, Petersen, for Maka-
we'll, p. m.
Stmr. Waialeale, Green, for Kappa,
p. m.
Nor, stmr, Thyra, Edvardsen, for San
Diego.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-03
We'll Meet Again.

Words and music by w, F. Francis. ] Yes, want to meet you all agaln-juSt once more-Want you to see the most beautiful perfect selection of ladies shoes and oxford ties you eyer feasted your eyes on. also gents willow calf kangaroo, brown and black vici kid, silk vesting top. The above are as fine a line of goods as can be found in any market in the world, and are positively to be sold for fifty cents on the dollar. See for yourselves and be convinced. This is not fairy tale.
 Keelar the Money King
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-03
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Coming and Going and Old
 Acquaintances.

Chas. Stewart, Seattle manager for the Washington X Alaska Steamship Com panv, Capt. Roberts, who is to be master of the companv's new liner Aberdeen, ard Agent E. T. Pope left yesterday for visi, to White Horse.
 Frank E. Burns, agent for the Alaska Steamship Company, left yesterday for a visit to White Horse. He is expected back this evening,
 E. A. Jory, formerly city nightwatch, man, left yesterday for Dawson to remain. Mrs. Jorv is now there.
 MT. Campbell, who has the contract to carry mail between Skagwav and Dvea, left yesterday for Dawson with canned goods and eggs for the interior market. He has sub-Iet the mail contract to Spanish Pete.
 A. M. Rosseau, manager of the White Horse Star, is visiting his family in Skag- way.
 Miss Elizabeth Parrot, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. C. A, Sehbrede and daughters, leaves today on the Cottage City for her home in Oregon.
 MT. and Mrs. C. A. Sehlbrede and Miss Parrott visited Bennett yesterday.
 Charles Carmichael writes from Nome that he was to leave that point for Skag- way on August I. He expected to leave on the Tacoma.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-03
A FINE NEW BUILDING
A. M. Laska Finishing One of the
 Best Structures in Town.

A. M. Laska. the Pioneer cigar maker, will move into his new building in two week. The carpenter work has just been finished, and the building is one of the most conveniently arranged in the city. It is two and half stories high, The first story is to be used by Mir Laska for his cigar store and factory, the second story for living quarters for himself and family. The store has fine plate glass front, and in the rear are clever and convenient sani- tary arrangements. The building on the whole is one of the finest in the city.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-03
RUN OVER BY FLAT CAR
Yardman's Leg Broken in Two
 Places.

Harry Wood,nan,a yardman at the shops was run oyer by flat car es'erday morn- ing. He sustained compound fracture of the left thigh and the ankle of the same leg was broken.
 Wood was coupling cars and had stopped down to adjust an air brake, so he was not visible to the engineer who backed a flat car over him, nearly tearing his leg off.
 Wood blamed no cne for the accident, saving that if any one was at fault it was himself. He is an old railroad man.
 pr. Moore says he thinks he will be able to save Woods leg.
 The injured man is at the railroad hos pitaI,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1900-08-03
Martin Entertains.

Martin, the magical performer opened in Armory hall last evening. It was an en- tertainment of the order seldom to be seen in Skagwav, the features including ven- triloquism, illusions and a marlonette vaudeville. ltwas something that would especially fascinate children, and arouse their growing curiosity. The house was not full, but tonight greater assembly may be present to see the congress of nov cities, which will be given again. Our as. surance is given the show is we'll worth visiting.