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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-20
DESPACHO
gral. de neGOCiOs
Landr6n Mater y Ahedo.

Is. TFTUAN, /, ALTOS q.
San Juan dc Euorto-RicU.
Tclefono 40 1888
Asuutos judiciales Y administrt
tivos. gH~liona, ante los Trihunale>
dc Jusiicja, oticinas del Estado y del
Municipic, compra venta dc tincas
urbanas y rusticas, acc!ones Ranccs
Agrfcolas, Espanol y Popular. Sc
a"encian prestamos 6 hipotocas. Sc
tlrscuentan dncumcntOs. Sc 2obrnl'
ouentas. Sc hacen trabajos en- III
::ibs Hay abOgados norteameriCa
nos Y del p2iS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-20

dez Cardona y para la cual hay gran
animation
Grandes novedades de Paris en-
encajes valencien, formas de SON.
brerOs mantillas, cintas, tiras borda.
das millares agremanes, medias cal
cetines y panuelos con baratillo
cOnstante en- <El Cielo> 3
En- Santurce hubo aver por la
manana Ia subida de la Iglesia, un
simulacro por Ia IA brigada de BON
berOs bajO la direction del Compe
tente Jefe senior Hecht. Hoy cuenta
Santurce con un buen ndmero de
bOca de incendios. Solo fa|ta mate
rial.
HeInOs tanido el gusto dc sA-
ludar en esta redaccl6n q nuestro
amigo el doctor Ferrer Hernandez,
va muy restablecido de sus males
Mucho celebra NOS Ia notable meio.
l ia del amigo y antique co(aborador
de este diario, deseandO que recObre
por complete >u salud.
Oar a cOnOcer las auatanciaS V
preparedness redicales que mejor
exlto tienen es un deber que Sc ilnpo
ne q todos los >medicos.
He ah1 porque no puedo menos
de decir que el vino de Stearns al
acelte de bacalaO per sus propieda-
des emlnentemente t6nicas, aperiti~
vas y digestivas, es una de las me
jOres preparedness Que da resulta
dos fayorables en- aquellos casos en-
que Sc trate de reponer un organis
mo debilitado sea por larga enferme
dad 8 bien por afecciones anemian-
tes j puedo asegurar Uds que no
conozco t6nico mas seguro y repa-
rador mas poderoso que el vino de
Stearns en- los diversos estados pa
tol6gicos que presentan una altera
ci6n mas 6 menos profunda de las
fuerzas Yitales
DIR. V. SANTONI.
Aver tarde entr6 en- este puer
TO procedente de la Is]a 81 vapor
cos1ero sLongfellon
Hoy ha salido para New York
el vapor americana <Ponce> con pa.
sajeros carga general.
Els un verdadero es candalo 10
que viene ocurriendo con el lavadO
en- esta Capital. Las lavanderas pre-
tenden cobrar la ropa precios ex
horbitant0s, fijando en- ORC el nismo
t:po que cobraban en- moneda pro-
vincial.
Pasado mafana dehe estar ell
nuestra bahia Ell vapor americana
<San Juan> pro:edente de Nueva
York.
Procedente de Mayaguez y
Ponce llegarcn aver 80 y pico de
barriles de pesos de les canjeadOs
en- aquellas ciudades.
Sc halla muy satisfecho 81 We.
cindario de Ia Marina, con Ia nuev;.
farmacia establecida recientemente
en- dicho barrio, prcpiedad del 10.
ven Lcdo. Canine Ajenjo.
Sc VENDEN dos vacas, ma
triculadas en- Jersey, raza garantiza
da, importaaas de los Estados Uni
dos por el General Elliott. La leche
de las vacas de Jersey es la mas RIGA
uel mundo. I5uena Opoi turidad para
mejorar la raza vacuna y para obte
ner una magnffica vaca p,ra una fa'
mllla. Pldanse infOrmes on la Ofci.
ma del Coms:c0ado del Interior. :
n-a --S-1
Aver por Ia ma1ana toEt
puerto, proc :dente de la Habana G
vapor cubano sJulia, con carga J
pa>ajerOs
Ell vulor de los elefantes en- G
mcrcado DC Europa ha descendilo
50, 900 francos, dc -. 90 a que ante:
So cotjzaban.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-20
En- Santurce hubO aver

En- Santurce hubo aver por la
mafana Ia subida de la Igle>ia, an
simulacro pOr IL ia brigada de Bonn
berOs bajo Ia direction del Compe-
tente Jefe senior Hecht. Hoy cuenta
Santurce con un buen numero de
boca de incendios. Solo fa}ta mate
rial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-20

Procedente de Mayaguez y
Ponce llegaron aver 90 y pico de
barriles de pesos de les canjeados
en- aouellas ciudades.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-20

Pasado maf1ana dehe eStar ell
nuestra bahia ell vapor americana
<San Juan> pro:edente de Nueva
York.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-20

Aver por Ia malana toTo
puerto, proc :dente de la Habana el
vapor cubano eJulia, con carga y
l>a5aierOs
El valor dc los elefantes en- el
mcrcado dc Europa la descendilO a
so, 600 frances, Dc -, 90 a que antes
So cOtlzaban.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-20

t0NSuN nos lnTOFIna pNTNUl.t
1idedi"na la alarma que hubo aEu
che en- Bay &c "a que habla
mos en- otro lugar, fue producida
por un ladrou que quiso penetrar en-
ia casa del senior Pe>quera y al pc
dir auXilio Ia policia con los pito.,
hubo quien tocase & fuego creypndo
QUO era m inccndiO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-20

Els un verdadero escandalo 10
que viene ocurriendo con el lavado
en- esta Capital. Las lavanderas pre-
tenden cobrar la ropa q precios ex
horbitant0s, fijando en- ORC el lnismo
t:po quo cobraban en- monoda pro-
vincial.
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Sc halla muy satisfecho 81 We.
cindario de la Marina, con la nuev;.
farmacia establecida recientemente
en- dicho barrio, prcpiedad del 10,
ven Lcdo. Canine Ajenjo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-20

Aver tarde entro en- este puer
to procedente de la Is]a el vapor
cosIerO xLOngPAllOn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-20

Hoy ha salido para New York
el vapor americana <Ponces con pa.
saierCS carga general
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-20

Hemos tanido el gusto dc SD
ludar en esta redaccl6n a nuestro
amigo el doctor Ferrer Hernandez
va muy restablecido de sus males.
Mucho celebra mos Ia notable mejo.
ia del amigo y antique colaborador
de este diario, deseando que recobre
pOr complete >u salud.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-17

Session Sales-One hundred and six
ty McBryde, assessable, $9.121s; 30 Wal
alua, $118; Honomu, $685.
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THE NEW HILO LINER

HILO, Dec. 13.-Mention was made
some Time ago in the iIvraId OF the par
SiIase " W iiIlani sIaISon OF Tue sup
Marion ,>hilcOtt, anu MnIch villa ,De pat
ih the San tranclsco-hllo trade as soon
~ sac can be brought from Australia.
I.c tVbiUwiD6 uSSCI.iI.ioIi ~ tie Cruz. Is
taken from the san fraficiSco Can or d
recent date:
Iiie american ship Marion Chilcott
is now Owned lii San Francisco and TINS
CIty In tine IuJure WIli pe ner nome port
captain William Matson will be her
li.o...eS.ng OVER ana III company with
the tt"derick Dhu, Fails OF Clyde, San
udSo aAd AnliIe Johnson, She VIII run
AZ me SpreckelS lne TO Hno
the Marion Chilcott was formerly the
british Stip kiibrannan. She went
ashore at Port Townsend and was there
abandoned by her owners. Later the
Week VAS pdrcnaseo py the stevedoc-
l-S nrni OF DarneSon d. Cniicott, aid
amer some hard work that firm got her
OFF and repaired her at considerable
cost. The Is.uney EXPENDED on hSr W;ts
more than, required under the law laid
down by Congress to obtain for her an
AGerican register, so the Kilbrannari
came under the American flag uader
the name of the Marion Chilcott. Slice
then she has been trading out of Puget
Sound ports and last year made Z TRIP
10 Manila for Uncle Sam, carrying sup
plies. ,...
! The Marion Chilcott was built at Port
Glasgow in 1882, and is 256 feet long. 3s
feet beam and % feet deep. She is a
great carrier and has made some of the
quickest passages of any of the fleet on
the Coast. The chances are that when
captain Matson gets her here he will
/ turn her into a bark
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The Adyert,ser Luau.

A round hundred people were at the
annual luau at Pearl City
They went up on n special
train to the Peninsula and occupied the
spacious grounds of =. F. Dillingham;
IN the harbor front. Before the feast
there were baseball games. In which
some of the young women of the force
participated. football and various other
sports. Native music was also given.
The feast with its Hawaiian menu of
roast pig and fish in ii leaves, poi.
yams, sweet potato mashed In cocoanut
milk. kukui nut, seawsed, fruit etcetera
was not only worth attending but
worth seeing.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

e From Yokohama, per T. X. X. Aneri-
ca Maru. December 15.-J. A Forrest.
From Kauai porIs, per stmr. Noeau.
December i5.-Miss Watt, Messrs. Pros
ser. G. t. Day.sJ. McCandiess, owens,
Lesser. ID. Hutchin and one on deck.
From Molokai. Maui aud Lanai ports.
per stmr. Lehua, December I'D Nc
Corriston. ii. +. MeCorriston, Mrs. Ell
len Maluai, Rev. Kolapapea and six on
deck - O''
From Hilo and way ports. per stnr.
kinau. December &c. II. Fairer and
wife. DIR. Averdam, Miss M Lisima
Miss NJ Ross Master ID. Ross, II. pa
tern. Mrs. II, Horn. A. l. Young. Tn
kergh. Hon. Cecil Brown, Carl Snoith
Captain Soule. Mrs. c. Kenney. " p
kamanao. Miss Fl. kama. Rev. l.. Sal
grem. II. NJ. Amakata. ]. NJ. CouIson
and wife, DIR. A. Irwin, Mrs. s. l.. Aus.
tin. l.. A. Andrews. Mrs. Sarah Apu. ]
A. Smith. A. McAulton, J. Kennedv
II. III. Cant, ]. Dover, f. Carly, j
Wilcox. Miss a. Winter, G. A. Graham
Mrs. ]. N. Bell. Rev. s. Kanda, c.
Motley. j. Motley. Mrs. Darford and
child. II. A. Jaeger. Pank Kee. Mrs.
r. j.. Miller and child. z. Paakiki. r.
Waterhouse. w. Oakley. w. III. Field
c. A. Doyle and SO deck passengers
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sh,pp ns N. t ..
,in Pinz. Formerly of the schoon-

Captain Pihz, formerly of the schoon-
er ra.-..ie AGe4e, LIDS DoeIi p.o-.io.Sd u
ne CopeaIn tile s.ea4hof NdiAi9d.c'
L ne 1or.l4Sr coiiiiI.an1er u tA.e SseetAii~i'
DaptaI-.' oferA, ieslses lor tnS Sv~~ss o.
tbs alameda touay Oh Ws.l-edfAied
vacation.
~-,...A Green will bring the new
steamer Hanalef to tiAis perl about TIE
.lnIGdie OF H. b. tary WIN "a Idii cargo OF
.trelg4I a4nou4.II4-S to apouJ tno~sa-.u
toIS.
.aptain Dudoit takes Captain PITT $
pace on the t'annle AdeIe.
y. hen tie steamer James Makee Is
again in business CapLain TuLett VIII
aaa ana command her, and the he Au
..uu, of wn.ch vessel Tuilett Is now
saptain, VIII be commanded by Olseh'
the present chief officer of the Mauna
Loa.
Ane Government dredger, which was
" rocked on December 8th, Is again at
Nork, having been repaired In re-
n,arkab short space of time.
The Sierra may arrive from san
Francisco tonight or as is more prob
able, she will come in the first thing TO-
morrow morning.
The British scoop of war Icarus is at
present in Hilo according to reports
brought by the kinau on Saturday.
The bell buoy is in readiness to be
placed once again at its old anchorage
off Waikiki.
]. A. Forrest, who arrived here on
Saturday on the America Maru. was
formerly second engineer in that ves-
sell He will remain in Honolulu, TAX
ing a position with the Union Iron
Works.
Passengers returning from the other
Islands say that never before have they
seen the Islands of Molokai and Lanai
appear so green. This emerald hue is
the result of the recent very heavy
rains all over the Islands.
Chester A. Doyle, who returned from
a business trip to the other Islands on
the Kinau on Saturday. brought with
him a prisoner who has been sentenced
to serve six months on the reef for ex-
torting money from a Chinese, repre-
senting himself as a police officer and
in this manner securing the money.
Tanning Is his name; he came down to
Honolulu not long ago to go down to
Guam as a marine. He deserted In this
city. however, and escaped to Lahaina.
1t was in Lahaina that the thief was
caught Judge Kahauleleo sentenced
Tanning.
Some trouble is reported between the
white men and several negroes at
Spreckelsville.
The pole of the wireless telegraph
system, on Lanai. fell down as result
OF severe weather a day or two ago
1t has been put up again.
The little yacht La Paloma was last
seen sailing around off the Island OF
Molokai. She is the craft which carries
Expert Gray while he is engaged in q
tour of the Islands perfecting the sys-
tenn of wireless communication.
At last reports the schooner Golden
Gate was at Lahaina unloading lumber
for a school house which is to be built
| by A. p. Baldwin.
The gasoline schooner Surprise Of the
Hawaiian Navigation Company arrived
at Lahaina last Friday with a large
cargo. nail and news of the outside
| world. The people at Lahaina were de-
lighted to greet her.
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ARRIVED AT HONOLULU.
Saturday. Decembe

Saturday, December Is.
T. X. h. America Aaru. Going, from
China AID Japan.
i. i. stmr. 4,Veau, Wyman, from Ele-
Gle, WIN 40, bags sugar, 10 bags pia
and packages sundrIes.
w. sJiIir. L-enua, DSL4ett, from Mo-
lokai, Win SO bundles hides, so bags
taro, IL caves aad Il packages sun
dries.
w. stmr. Kinau, Parker. from Hilo
and way pOr,s, with 264 sneep, z horses,
los SACKS corn, 1la- hogs anu 200 pack
ages suIdries.
Am. bktn. Archer, Calhoun, from San
Francisco.
An. scnr. Okanogan, Reuch, from
Port Ludlow. Hatc ... -. =.
-lt'".<f' Sunday. December 16.
w. stmr, Claudine, Lane, from Maui
ports. t-
/. Lstmr. Mikahala, Thompson, from
Nawiliwih. n, vi rt.4
l. i..sr.pr. Iwalani. Gregory, from
Kukuihaele.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

December II. No. 6954-C. Saylor and
husband ct al. to L. L. McCandless; r.
=. 1O2. kul. 1863. corner king and Beth :
q streets; CIR. 1913 Bethel street; por-
ton Grant 27S9, Kalia; interest in es-
tate of ]. l.. and ii. H. Lewis, Honolu-
III, Oahu. Consideration $1,000.
No. GOSH. kekalukalu to Makaia
and Puou; interest in Grant 800, Kawa-
ihapai. Waialua, Oahu. Consideration
81.
No. 6s56-Mrs K. Moike and husband
TO Mania ct al; r. P. 1887, kul. 7649,
Waiahole. Koolaupoko. Oahu. Consid-
Grafton 500.
No. 6957-A. N. kepoikai and wife to
Wailuku Sugar Co.: r. P. $3.50, kul 446l,
Puuohala. Wailuku, Maui. Considera-
ton $3.50
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-17
SAILED From HONOLULU.

Saturday, December Is.
". 8. A. T. Aztec, 1rdsk, for Nadia.
T, X. X. America Maru, Golng, for
SAM Francisco.
w. stmr. Maui, Sachs, for. Hawaii
ports.
1. 1. stmr. Waialeale., Piltz. for Ka-
uain rtsltp ..- ~
Am. schr. Aloha. Fry. for San Fran
cisco with sugar.ss ....
Am. schr. JESSIE Minor, for Eureka.
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TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

New moon on the 21st at 1871 p. m.
Times OF tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
veg tables.
The liuvs at Kahului and Hilo occur
Aboat one hour earlier than at Honolulu.
Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours 30
minutes slower than Greenwich time. be-
Ing that of the meridian of i57 degrees 30
minutes. The time whistle blows at l:30
p. m. which 10 the same as Greenwich,
hours minutes. Sun and moon are for
local time for the whole group.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-17
VIM. R. CASTLE, JR.,
Real Estate
Agent.
MERCHANT STREET, OPPOSITE
POSTOFFICE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Property for Sale
and for Lease.
$i000-kapahulu Road: Entire block for
sale as whole or In parts; good
cottage on the grounds.
$24o-Kalia Road: Six lots for lease
at monthly rental of only $50.
s750o-Beretania Street: Very desirable
and central residence on the corr
ner of Beretallia and Victoria,
100 by 159: terms easy. 4
S1S00-Beckwith Street: Two lots 60 by
E. - 200 with frontage on the Rapid
Transit; part cash and the rest
In. mepthly payments or on b
mortgage. 4
Inform alton concerning these and
many other desirable pieces of property
can be obtained at the above address
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-17
MAHUKoNA SHIPPING.

sailed-Dec. II. schr. John G.. North.
Erickson, for San Francisco: cargo. g.
627 bags suear. s22.402 lbs. $40 bags cof-
Zee. $3.50 lbs: 100 packages hides. To-
tai value, $40. 016A.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-17

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD
OF the Government Surveys. Published
Every Monday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-17
MARRIED.

THOMPSON-COOK-On December u.
1900. at Kawaiahao Church. by Rev.
II. II. Parker John ii. Thompson and
Lillian p. Cook. both of this city.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STA
TON. Dec. 16, 10 p. m.-Weather, ciou-
dy; wind, calm.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
ARRIVE

Some change has been made among
the officers of the Nippon Maru. Her
stan is now as follows: w. w Greene
commander; Fl. S. Smith, chief officer:
y liam l.. Mitchell, chief engineer;
y Slocum, purser:. a. J. Minaker.
NJ. d.. surgeon; George e. Kidder.
freight clerk.
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Classified Advertisements.
WANTED.

TO BUY a small gasoline engine, from
zig to horsepower. Address F..
this Office 5729
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only tho nignesl grade VI dED RUB
Der ID used In tho oIampa made D,
ne HAWAIIAN GAZETTE tab 8<5
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Barometer corrected to % r. and sea
bsvsi, and for standard gravity Of Lat. -
This correction 10 -.0S for Honolulu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

though the French are very proud of
their conquests in Cochin China and
have pointed to the superiority of their
methods of colonization over those of
the English, they have not been able to
make their oriental dependencies pay
their way.
French laws govern these colonies.
French coins pass current and a French
army of occupation 5000 strong is kept
there, besides 10000 native troops. The
natives are generally quiet and inof-
fensive. lazy and pleasure loving, ad-
here strongly to their ancient costumes.
wear their hair in a pug on the top of
the head and dress simply in frock and
wide trousers OF silk or cotton.
The native tirailleurs &C sharpshoot-
ers shown in the illustration have
adopted the European garb only in a
modified form and still cling to their
queer but artistic coiffures.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

aces, almost in a night, I may pause
to remark that this Street of the Ma
tons" on the banks Of the Seine, with
its composite architecture of every ma
tionality, is one of the greatest sights
in this city of unsurpassed attractions.
Right at the corner of the new bridge
across the river stands the richly color
ed Palais dItalie. next it the Turkish
kiosk, with it's suggestion OF the Bos-
porus, harems and that sort of thing;
then comes the stately American pavil-
ion, in striking contrast to the Austrian
chateau, with Portugal. Denmark, Swe-
den. Peru, Norway, Germany and Hun
gary all in row, their rocco stamp of
architecture frowned upon by Eng
lands country house of the Elizabethan
period, which, if homely, is comfortable.
In company with Spain, Greece, Ser
via, Finland, Roumania, etc, down to-
ward the end of the street, stands that
rare exhibition of effrontery, the Pa
vilion of Monaco, smallest of Kingdoms,
whose prince, biggest of gamblers, ex-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22


little Robert Mr. and J. H Bruins Alameda
exploiting his marvellous gift refuse all
which he
Like that who ~sped numbers this infant
without the loss of note His music
selections is the wonder of all who have him
possessed this extraordinary talent
his glorious gift will be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

ruruose 20 keep TIE records q them At
i,s rooms n Boston
Prime Rupert. tbs selr 70 TIE throne
o. Bawarla. slslikea very much tbe al
senriouz q the White FsoEe league -
EngIaTss. Hh3zh. beanie - r.eoEnsxes
~ claims q TIE stuarta 60 the Ertfsza
thro1e. persists rruch - hks disgust
IN styling hin "th@ r.snffgi Prime q
Wa5es.~
wss recently sod al asCt8oz 81 V5enna.
Sao-s - SSrSo=x 5<.lx 5resezl There
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22
Some P0WGon5 al The Paris EXPOSITION.

bodied in the vast pile that represents
the kremlin and the Asiatic Russian
section. away off by itself, which,
must admit, covers more space and
towers a little higher than the United
States pavilion French recollection,
however, does not seem to go so far
back as Moscow and the disastrous
Russian campaign Of Napoleon-only to
the Franco-Prussian war and the
trouncing somebody got about that
time.
While I cannot even attempt to de-
scribe all the beautiful buildings here.
which have been raised like fairy pal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

Thinking. PERHAPS more
@
edgoIden
the
the
Of
by
ulptl and golde
hea
e o had been
y ter Itory
s ana on"oA having
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-22

ravages OF caterpilIsrs last sumner
were the first 10 bud this year. ana that
their foliage Is much thicker taan thAt
Of the trees which were Lot stripped o.
their leaves when Others sEnsre1
Fish are great gluttons- That Is
probably the reason Ehy me looking
bait tenpts 50 many % them 20 &C.
struction. A single hlueEEh has 1eFn
known 10 XIII and devour ten cod. each
as big as himself IN rapid succession
Birds are also blessed with me 2pTss-
t!tas. The robin can easily GeyoE- tSo-
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the sun is the fact that on the same
date, May .. in the year 3 c. SIS. the
most memorable eclipse IN history took
place. Il was during the progress Of q
fierce battle between the Modes and Ly-
dams. The light OF the sun Suddenly
became darkered. the incident was TAX
en- by the conteadiug armies as
warning from heaven. and hOstilities
ceased resulting in an immediate
pesce-
The Boston Transcript says that the
trees which suffered most from the
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mention" in fact, and from the number
of the exhibits one is inclined to think
that there can't be much left in the
States. 1t is an acknowledged fact that
even in this city of palaces, as the Pa
risians call their town, there are
few that can hold a candle to it.
1t faces on the Seine, of course, and
its immense triumphaI arch, with Co
rinthian columns, fanking a great
group OF statuary, typifying liberty,
progress and civilization" causes
thrill of pride to run up and down the
spine of every true American.
Speaking of the national pavilions:
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TWO eIAxrs rRow THE CAUCASUS.

Included In the Russian exhibit az ths
Paris exposition Is "A very complete for
estry section ia charge q two giant
from the ears vast pre-
serves IN the Caucasus. one ~ thu
most interesting ~ the exhibits there -
that OF stuffed bizon which was shot
by the Car Sich9los himself IN one 4
his battues. or the three species - b.
son known 70 exist two are native %
Asia and one ~ America The specimen
here shown belongs g the Oldest branch
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