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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
.SHIppisG INTEL !GESGl

Weather Bureau, Punahou, May }.
Temperature - Morning minimum,
II; Midday maximum, 80.
Barometer at a. IN. 1904 Steady.
Rainfall Dol.
Humidity at 3 a. m. go per cent.
Dew Point 60F.
Diamond Head Signal Station. May
9.-Weather clear; wind light NE.
ARRIVALS.
Tuesday, May s.
Schr. Golden Gate, from Molokai
ports.
U. S. Transport Warren, G. l.. Pierce
from San Francisco.
Wednesday, May 8.
o. S. S. Australia, Lawless, from San
Francisco.
CA. S. S. Aorangi, Hemming, from
the Colonies.
U. S. S. Solace, Winslow, from San
Francisco.
Stmr. Mikahala, Petersen, from Ka-
uai.
DEPARTURES.
Tuesday, May 3.
stmr. Claudine, Mcdonald, for Maui
ports.
Stmr. Iwalani, Gregory, for Eleele
and Hanapepe.
Stmr. Keauhou, Moshcr, for Lahai-
ma and Kaanapali.
SIP. S. d. Carleton, Amesbury, for
Kahului to load sugar.
Am. bkt. Robert Sudden, Kellman,
for the Sound.
Am. bkt Skaglt, Robinson, for the
M cAYr rp,snpp0u,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
THE CLEVELAND SAFE,

San Francisco, April 26.-The steam
1T Cleveland. about which SO much has
been written, arrived in port yesterday
after a good run of fourteen days from
Hiio- She left Kihei forty-eight days
Ago and when two days out broke her
ishait Word was sent to Honolulu,
but before steamer could reach the
disabled vessel Captain Kiltgard had
nASigated her into Hilo, where the
damage was repaired. The run to San
francisco was uneventful, but much
10 the disgust Of the captain and crew
The Cleveland was placed in quaran-
dins- II will probably be the end of
Abe week before she is released.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09

II would take about O-e year at the ahove death
rae To I'LL ~ acre. and roo be Total ual eS-
pense SI.42s 90. D. iucurg this amount pius
FOO tn reasonable 81 lana per ace, from
tn gross receipt, 81 5 2DEo av 5 a net p OH
b5,iOo whTh ma a>iS II nifty 1t a cap tau
iziil n o. $500 would re urh ual div deni
OF interest ot a uins over AZ y ceLt Tor fifty
years, besides h. 7 turn Il the prime pal
The paurer clos. has not re n considered as T. Is
supI oSrd that tue number 81 that 4 would
not prove stnbng tai r. hut en- with them a
Co tract could dOuo'less b MAJ With the 'vern-
tore going figures one OF two yer cent.
The pr posed plan Is to divide a ffty-acre tract IN
rve parts, ne each TT Catholics. hIte PEG lie 4
other examinations. hawaii.ns. Japanese and Chi
nese respective
TIE Bishop of Panopols has agreed to use a por-
Ito Of he iand uf this Ass iciatinn or Catholic
ce neIsTy, thus di>posing o' the create I obstacle
usIa.ly encountered by metery cor, oratons.
Several suitable sites are available a, prices rang
Ing from S2So 90 Ger a.re up.
The que tiou OF transportation Is not serious one
the differ ~ compani beinS anxious to secure IT,
having offered very low estimates.
Cremation 81 very unpopu AZ az expensive tn q,
'tw"ud not affect the dividends Of a cemetery COM
pany one-halt OF one per cent.
This company will be capitalized at $a5. 90
divided into 500 shares AZ $1,000 each. Subscrip-
ton lists now ooen at the ONCE of the uniersgne
All subscriptions must he accompanied with a cash
deposit Of ten per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
certific Gates for Burial.

Yayeko Yokogawa, Japanese female
"a, consumption, Vineyard street camp
Kiyou Yasui, Japanese female, ~
typhoid fever, Hotel near Likilike
street
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
,TMR. GAkOkKE A YANKEE

Seattle, April 26.--The steamship
ed States transport, has by special Act
of Congress become an American veg
sci, and will hereafter fly the Stars and
Stripes. Several days ago tho Post-1n-
telligencer printed a special dispatch
from Washington stating that Con-
gress had passed special act admit
| ting the Garonne to American registry.
The bill has been signed by President
Mckinley, and the papers will be duly
attested in Seattle by Deputy Collector
Mitten within a few days.
The Garonne is owned by the Frank
Warehouse Company. Mr. Water
house, the head of the corporation, ar
rived yesterday from Washington.
where he went to obtain admission of
the Garonne to American registry. The
case was an exceptional one In this,
that it is the policy of the Administra-
ton to refuse to admit foreign built
ships to Am arican registry. II appears.
however, that the Treasury Depart
ment had some months ago granted
the Garonne permission to take a cargo
of freight and list of passengers from
Seattle to Nome. stopping at Victoria.
Later this permission. which was CIV
en- in writing, was revoked.
In the meantime Mr.. Waterhouse
had made all arrangements to enter
the Nome trade, and the revocation Of
his permit promised to work hard
ship on his company. The matter was
laid before the Secretary of the Treas
ury, who recommended to Congress
that an act be passed comforting Amer
lean registry on the Garonne. This
was accordingly done.
One of the advantages that will ac-
crue to the Warehouse company will
be that the Garonne, which was for
some time in the Honolulu trade. will
be enabled to return to the Seattle-Ho-
nolulu line at any time, and can be
operated on that line after foreign ves-
sells are barred. Mr.. Warehouse said
last night mat his company would con-
tinue to operate steamships on the Sc
Honolulu run, and that in order
to do so an American vessel Of large
carrying capacity would either be pur-
chased or chartered for the time being.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
IROOUOIS FOR MIDWAY ISLAM

The Iroquols came off the marine
railway yesterday and is now taking
on coal at the Pacific Mail wharf, pre-
paratory to departure for Midway ISL
and in few days. Two officers for the
Iroquois arc expected In the Rio de
Janeiro tomorrow and another I'm the
Transport Westminster, due at any
time now. AS soon as these have ar
rived, the Iroquois will sail. 1t is es-
timated that her cable work will take
about two months.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
POSITIONS WANTED.
FORT STREET EMPLOY aENT
AGENCY, 4o4 Fort street.
Next Biart Jeweller. Hours: 9 to IL a. m,
2 to o p. m.

We can supply the following servantS-WHlTt
.ABORERS: Engineers s. Lumber Workers 4.
Cooks a. Cabinet Maker I, General Workers 10
CHINESE: First Cook ;. Second Cook s, Stewards
5, Stablemen ., Yardmen JAPANESE: Common
Stable Boys !, General Housewor<ers =. Cooks g,
Painter I. Stewards :. Walters a. Washerwomen 4.
Yardboy 6, Women Servants 3--PORTUGUESE
AND HAWAIIANS: Carpenters q. Painters q.
Paper Hangers q, Yarimen ). Drivers 10. General
Workers 10 Once BOYS 4. ist7-im
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
IRRIGATION NOTICE.

aolders OF water privileges. or those
paying water rates. are hereby notified
Shat the hours for irrigation purposes
are from TO . o'clock a. m. and from
40 o'clock p. III.
ANDREW BROWN.
Superintendent Water Works.
Approved by A. YOUNG,
Minister OF Interior.
Honolulu. J"ae IA. 1899.
l244-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE 70 HACKMkN.

at hsviss ben m ide TO appear by petit.
Boz To the Minister Of the Interior, signed
BY zost ,xp.yers, tnat it Is the desire OF
ahs ctig rs Il Honolulu that the Ia X
Sta'Ss b. not removed from tn. streets of
ef the oity, as Con emp ated b, III. ord r
ID As Oh 18th, 1900, noti e Is hereby
given that the said order Is hereby sus.
yendei-
ALEX. YOUNG,
Minis er Of the Int ior
interior Off e, May 3, 1900. I527t3
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
SOER RESOI UTlON KILLED.

Washington, April 30.-Again today
the question Of expressing sympathy
for the Beers was thrust upon the at
tention of the Senate. This time 1t
came upon motion to proceed to the
consideration Of the resolution intro
duced by Pettigrew, which was before
the Senate last Saturday. The motion
was defeated, 90 to 20.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
Gsv. Allen Installed d.

San Juan de Porto Rico, May 1.-The
Inauguration Of Charles II. Allen, for
ner Assistant Secretary of the United
8tStes Navy, as Civil Governor of Por-
a. Rico. took place today. The cere-
msar was most impressive.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
PROSPECTUS
For A.
Cemetery Association

An order has been issued by the Board of Health
OF the Haws ian Islands, prohibiting. after July Ist
1000 fu ther hura In Honolulu within . radius Of
tour miles OF the Execut We BUILDING.
Il Is n w proposed to form stock company to pro-
cure a suitable tract of and HonuUiu and pc
pare and pre- the a cemetery. Ordinarily
the large T. turns upon invest ent OF this nature
Is most sur, rising TO one has never ven the
sube anv att ntion. In Srn Fran lao the price OF
single plot ranges from $1,000 u 5000 according
to location.
With allowance for broad paths ami vide drive
ways thsre are single q II by plats to an
acr a tor exam ~ taking the lowest figure
quoted above $ a uniform rate. the gross receipts
ger are wvu d be SIa.i7ooo
The average death rate for the past year Is over
one nu drei pr month land this rate steadily
Increase In p'opnri"n as he pc, uaton incressesI,
which Al $1,000 each would bring tn nth recei Is
To $4,000. The probable monthly expense wou
be:
One Gen Mgr and Supt ............,..,,..Stso. 5000
wv grave i'pgers al 90 Co,.,..,..,..,..... TO 20
" ne gardener '''''''s'''''''' 2poo
Once ielt.'.,.'','',,.,''. .,...,,,.,,..,., 5000
-
iotll '''''''''' oSoS.oo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-09
WANTS..

vQvdds IN tbtS eOinprn tpiH DC inserted h IS cert.
6k q line frd insertion; 10 cent, second isSe'-
non; 20 cents toeek and 50 cents noris BIS g te'
ebsdteu adps,tung ere n6e-cS TIE beobe Of Honolulu
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-25

Cox the position Of the United States
IS world power.
There viii b no dispute % his state
mezr that there IS no measure whf<A
should receive more important and
careful consideration that the esfab-
liShnent Of systeu Of deep sea cables
wholly under the-coatrcl OF the United
States and Joining the already extern
siye land sslegrapAic systems OF oar
aex possessions
A feature of Captain Sauier's lis
eussion which must have been II
special interest 10 the naval officers
was that devoted TO the strategic value
of the Pacific cable He indicated the
need Of 4 central cable station ID TIE
Hawaiian Islands and added.
Geographically situated at the mil.
tary and commercial strategic position
OF the North Pacific ocean. IL will aiti-
mately serve as the distributing censs.
for ocean communication between the
two hemispheres as well rs the various
island groups OF the Pacific
Captain SQuier discussed the MILL
tary control Of telegraph cables in time
of war. and ended his discourse with
the necessity for cable equipment for
fleets He ended his lecture with this
comment:
The United States win be wise If.
in the Pacific, where she has such para
mount natural advantages for COM
merce and maritime strength. she pur-
sues strong. vigorous and even lavish
cable policy. She should be able at the
earliest date TO manufacture upon
American soil deep sea cables of the
first class, be able to lay. maintain and
reSair them in time of peace or war By
ships flying the American flag. and ID
be prepared to adequately protect them
upon the high seas and at the landing
places by military and naval force. The
cable is one OF the most important
problems OF the present hour. unique
in that American commerce. diplomacy
and sea power-in fact the most ef-
ficient means OF advancing and secur-
ing the benefits of civilization itself
happily conspire in demanding its early
solution"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-08-25
OF PERSONAL INTEREST

]. c. McGill came over from Kauai
yesterday.
g. ". Schmidt and sons arrived from
Kauai yesterday.
Rev. Kong Ying Tet returned from
Kauai yesterday.
George Hons returned to Maui on
yesterdays steamer.
A. V. Peters returned from Kauai in
the Keauhou yesterday.
What's in that barrel in the White
House window, 40 Fort street?
The Misses Hons returned to Wal
luku in the Mauna Loa yesterday.
James Wakefield will spend fort
night or two on vacation in Kona.
S. Forth, the civil engineer, was a
departing passenger by the Mauna Loa
yesterday.
T. Give Davies of the firm OF r. H.
Davies & Co. came over from Kauai
yesterday.
Joaquin Silva was yesterday fined 81
and costs in the police court for cruelty
to animals.
Manuel Rels is building a fine new
residence on his lot on the slope of
punchbowi.
W. A. Kinney, Col. De La vergne,
VIM. Blaisdeli and Mrs. Hundley have
gone to Kauai.
Mrs Moanauli of Hamakua was the
only cabin passeng ger in the Noeau ar
irving yesterday.
Manager Cropp of Koloa plantation
was greatly improved in health when
the keahou left Kauai.
Stearns Buck has voluntarily left his
position as sub-manager for the Ha-
waiian Electric Company
Fine large room with two beds, suit
able for two gentlemen. are offered for
rent. See for rent column.
Commencing Monday, August 9th.
Miss NJ E. Killean. will hold a clearance
sale of her present stock of imported
millinery. See ad.
A comfortably furnished cottage,
suitable for gentleman, corner Vine
yard and Nuuanu streets. is offered for
rent See classified ads.
All Kim. All Saw, All Kong, three
Chinese arrested for having opium in
possession, had their cases postponed
in the police court yesterday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-10
WIEN ROYALTY WRITES

Until quite recently Queen Victoria
had an enormous private correspond
ence. she kept most exact letter book
and her own children. grandchildren
| and other relatives were regularly writ
ten TO. and their replies were greeted
with -nleasnre and treasured. Not only
did the Queen write long and interest
ing letters TO her numerous correspond
ents. but she addressed the envelopes
herself i'm mos, courteous and fullest
manner. Now, however Her Majesty
uses the telegraph more than her pen
and she never falls 20 Immediately dis
patch few words Of sympathy 10 those
who are in grief or OF congratuiation
on account OF success
Her Majesty has great taste In note
paper, and uses several kinds says the
Buffalo Times" Her favorite when at
Balmoral is or a pale lavender shade
with broad black edge. while on the
top is an exquisite engraving OF roe
deer and fawns among rocks and dwarf
frees with "Balmoral' in plain letters
beneath. Sometimes she uses whit, pa
per, with mourning border. and with
view of almoral castle Stamped IN
lellRi ln nlaiks hl the lhtol 'tbn. n, "
r.. and T." with q crown.
An the princesses are fond ~ elab-
crate monograms aud "mblazoumcnts
on their note paper. Princess Louis,
gurns her double us" I'm numerous de-
vices. while Princess Beatrice used 20
be extremely fond ~ n large bumblcbe
with her coronet above, and Princes,
Christian also h3s a fancy FOR havlne /
the initials of her name curiously /
blended.
I'm replving 90 Her Majesty. her rsIo- !
tives. az rule nut their autographs 4
IN The corner. For ins'ance. one letter
addressed ITO the Queen. Balmorai
Aberdeen" has wales" M .ho cornc
W hi'e snother addressed sinriv "Te
'he Queen. Ra'moral"is marked car,
bridge \ letter from the Duke OF ssvo
'oburg-Go'ha addressed "Tp H.r Ma
'stY the one Balmoral" \" has 80 V.
mo- sciiptlon thc is'tcr ~ and fro, I
he finr uf the Dtigiau-- -ea.iaes !, lefi,,-
80 Mai"sie 3ciua dc la Grand
''reia-ar. Ealmorai this bearing ibe
ignaturr Leopold
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-10

Australia c1ersd lrlz. .r ..snyt
ANY nn who would Hl th. cuurtr.
ar rlbite. lut 9ftr' envcral p.nai. rar
'rifd thc'r hands n' moro 4afisfa ..rr
s.lu on Np found han tl1t ,f taiii.
hen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-10

y. TNT NlFNlU ! u n fuT nTl
'aks The child runs race With death
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Serifei9erun9.

Der unterseidnete lpirb aui ieiner Al Mets
len noroonlifl por Sauf Gapibs ON benz
Gilman Staotsfabrwese eelesenen Sarrn an
Monta9, ben %, Mai, 1900, morseils 10
.nbr tol9enbe @eseniG1,oe oiisntli6 perifeh
germ lanen: 3mei arbeitspie,De, elm L Sat-,
.altes Soblens pier ailbe, elf Stiid junges
6inbpieb, smet S6rpeine, eia 3ubtidmetn,
elnen lei6teHiino einen ibneren S6littea,
brei Sienenl bwGrme, all ieirh ader9srltb be-
ltebeno aus Sarpeter. Snmai6ine, Geas
Faii9e, ME. ales Sanbpertseug, bas ;Hm
aderbau .nOtbis, une l6ausserGtbe. gebins
sun9en2 aue SurnIne bis So miiilenbaar be-
sablt peroen, auf 'olde iiber So Elm Seabr
3eit sesen gut seiidsrle Hnten su s 9rosent
g. @obfer; @m. Sreutt, .
24=2t,. @eriieieerer: 9isentbIases.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24

= 8ates MittaL. arat: sd f.be
5dpn. mas Sbnsn fehit: sic idlafen
11ift gsnue. !9isr, lafsn sic fi9 bic
Mepisfn MAIDEN. - patient: ,Oante
1ebr,, S.rr Oottrns" (glm nddftsn Sa=
se.(- 4rat: .9a. Sic fehen ia beut'
fdlprr psit befIer aus. 9absn Sic gut
seidlafen?" : patisnt: .Mussesei9.
et."-Irat: .Wie oft baben sic benin
bic Mebtsin eetommsn?" - gatient::
SD babe lie ger nidt senommen; hem
Gtnb hob' ih fe a~eaehenl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24

purDen, Die StGitsn G.-5trlryr rYu Ious,
So uno lo7l-1o gu Deden. Ser
ltds perfiigt aIalelu. DaE BON lssi an
teine Sanlnoten mebr ioasn ausgs5ez
ben iperben u1 Den NnforDerunSen pes
Eeld55l4asamles 81 9enugen.
Siele SWulDentltgung UtrD a!s eth
gemeis betraGtet. bah oos yteld5z
iGdtamt telne mei.eren Mnlelben meDr
benDlblgt, um Die Aus1aDen pes Suoz
gets gu oedsn.
Sn 1881 bstrus bic &riessidulo
bes Reids on Die 8ant bon gtuBlauo
964, COZ, 900 &ubel. Nls in 1892 ne
Witte ais s%yinan5 : Miniiter an's Guz
Der lam, bstrIs oieIsS1ulo nod 1922
100000 Hubei. Steler gauge getrag
lit alio in pentssr ais adt Sabren gez
tilat moroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Hidlt ttr ~trcrhlnffru.

Barber (einem alien gduerIein
linen 3abn aiebeno, tucbei Die Mursel
beiIelben fleden bleibD: nGdau'ns,
mas Sic fir a Gliif baben: nun lam
INNER nod tuieoer a ridtiser 3abn
oaraus tperben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
atnrcrr ~Enr,unlit1;ru,

8ureau9ef (su.a Gansli1en)
.Eieien Brief an bas prdIiOium miiI-
len Sic nod einmal idreiben! Git
baben i9n uur init .eraebenh' untsr-
seidnet = oas tlinst gu DO d III ii :
.thial"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
seltenes Ansebot fiir einen stuoentex

Gin heisiser,s seididter iunser MNann.
nidt nnter II sSabren, Der iib gum Yrieiters
ltanbe porbereiten MIL, fann unterridt -
gatein II. M. erbalten 9egen Nrbeit oIs
9f6rtner beim Hfarrer. abreiie, &ep. Gatbo.
lie &eetor, Staples, Minn. 16-b-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Burt8 tnerrdficNen,

MiIler: .Gie baben ia elm gan,
ierihunoenes 8eiidt.- = Sdnlae:
ga miiien Sic. tpenn mir meme Srou
GuBpdnehen auiAwinst, triiIt lie mid
fali immsr."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
81. N

Can Jroncisco, gul,.. 81. Mai.
Ser @eiunbheitsrath mabte beut.,
tefanrt, baR fd in Der 8eitlase teine
tpeitereng ntpidelunsen arQeben babep.
GteS treitlaeein = t.lDutS.
81. 2ouis. &c.. 81. Mak
Ser 8unbes : Hihter elmer 9.
Nbams bot einen ginbalts : 8efebl ee=
gen bic Streiter erlaKen, Der 10 tueit=
sebsnb lit, bab bic Streiter fiA pobl
bitten nerben, iraeub etpas 3a untsr=
nebmen, bas ben 8etrieb Der 8o5tmas
gen, bic ben @traBenbabn : Maaen ans
9ebGnst peroen. binoern t0nute. Der
ginbalts : Befebl tit norldufis nur
temprrGr, nnb es lou am 26. Mtat baz
riiber perbanbelt perben. oh ct in per.
nlaneaa ertl6rt tperben fou.
prGiibent Mabon bon Der ~nationas
len 8ereinieuna Der Strabenbabn>
NnesItelten meinte. bah es biefes Gtn=
balfs : 8sfebles gar niht beburft Bate.
pa bic @treifer bic @sfebs in geniigen<
benz MaBe fennen, I'm gu tpthen, mas
.rlalbt 1T unb mas ntht.
SIN @egeniab su seitern tam es bsus
te au feinen l~1nruhen. mas pobl feinen
grunb barin bate. bab Der 8etrieb
af1er 2inien itodte. On Der heute Na6<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Aus f,t,.nrr Glre.

.Ge baben otic auf Sbrer 9odseits.
reiie cen Sars uno Sburingen beiudt9
Nun. mas hat Sbnen untertue9s ON
belten aefallen2"-Sun9 8ottin
(srt6tbenb): ,Mein Maun.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Jrantre d.
Paris, 81. Mai.

Seuts tpurbe oIfis.el bas Geiultat
Der Ntunicipalpablen befannt gema6t.
Non ben 3o.942 Gpmmunen errangen
bic Iepublitaner 24.S32. Die Gpnlers
patioen 8.5l9 uno Nattonaliiten 153;
Der Neft bon 438 entfdut auf ganDl=
oaten. bsren po!itiihe NiGtuna ntht
genau betannt lit. sOie MeDuplifantr
BADEN alio aaeroa. nit Musnabme Don
paris, nit enormen Mebrhe1lsn &C.
iiegt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
s il /.
Gpnitantinopel, 81. Moi.

Die ruhiide Yotihaft oa6ier bat
bic Regierunas< uno oiplOmatiiden
Greiie slemll9, aufseriittelt oaour9,
hab lie Die pforte eriu6t, iofort ihrs
Qufmertiamtelt Der erbdrmllGen Gage
au fdenten. in tpelher fih pislsSiitrst=
te in Qrmenien bsflnben. perurldd.
bur9 bic brutalen Mtetboben, bic betm
Gteuerbeben angepenDst perhen rnb
infolge Gini9uAterlng. tpel4e @iele
Dem Sslam in Die Nrme gslriesn bat.
pGbreno sanae @emeinosn Anital.eu
reifen, na9 HublanD ausautpanbern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
GpIum bi.en,.

JtlItSlIuN, ayultullu, Il. Itul.
Ser poftoampfer .Srent" bradts.
beute bic NaGrldt. BAT: bic Rebeuen
simmer nod um Banana berum. 5inD,
bas bon Sruppen liegt.
Mm l6. Wtat tano elm Rampf nDrDs
ltd bon Banana ftatt. her nit benz
Ridaus Der Sniurgenten enbete.
G%artbasena lit mod i'm 8eiiB ber&es
sierung. Oie .Srent" bdtte fpIsn
Sruppen na9Ga rtbaaena brlngen, abei
bic Nebenen serftDrten in Der In9t Dea
ID. Mai bic 9riiden. fobab bic Srups
pen niat in 3eit fir bic ginlGiffung
anlangen tonnten.
Sn BET felben Naht fanD Elm. beft:s
ger Rampf auBer1alb gartbagena'a
ftatt, in benz bic Reaierungstruppen
iiesreih blieben. gs fpIen denen 200
S%niurgenten in benz &f getGbtet
nprben fein.
Sas Ganp befinoet fi6 in einem entz
febIihen 3uftanb. Yapterbolars fin,
our. 3eit nur 5 Gents in Metal, mert9.
@4neia.
8ern, q. Mni
Ser Qusf4ub hes SnternatiDnalen
SrieDens=Sursau fat bei9lofien, einen
enogiiltisen Nppea UNI MieDerbsritel=
lung bes Srisnens in @iiDafrtta an
bic Is MGhte gu ridten. pelhe bic BON
Der SrteoenszG Dnferens i'm 9aae ans
genommenen GonDsnttonen untera
aeidneten. Der Nusl9ub maht
auf Die &lauiel In elmer. her Cons
Dentionen. bstreffenb Die frisblids
8etleeune internatinnaler gonflifte
aufmerfiam. laut heren 8sitimmunsen
bic GianaturmG6te pereinbarten, allies
aufSubleteE, tim niht MIR Gle S9pie<
rigfsiten. rnter fih felbit, fonbern ale
irternatipnale Dispute 5u f9lihten.
en- Qnbetra9t ois1es, fagt Der Mus>
'fuR, tonne Elm Ncrmi.telunss=Mner z
bieten BON 9rpBbritannien ni9t als
elm unfreuaoltdar Oft hetra6tet tper=
ben.
Ghtna.
E6ansboi. 81. Mai.
3abIofe ,gorers" N Ger umgeburg
BON pefins tperben Gubsrft aefdbrliG.
SIS. tpiro aemetost. .baB Die Ser. Staaz
ten Elm &anonenhoot nu@ Satu beprz
bert baben.
O;e ppn Der Hssierung angetpanhten
Metbpben, bic r9prers" gu rnter>
: briden, aeben nur Der 8stpegung eine
i TOD arDbsre N%ushsbnune. Gs pirb
ae1oat, pab bic aaiierin : Wittfpe I'M
aebeimen Die Scorers" beaunitist uno
man ermartet naher. bab es in Gurs
aem na9e psfius au einsm 4us6rud;
!: bon Standardization tommt. Sie oeut;
fden sruppsn non &iautiGau idussn
c bic amer, MiFtonare in Sdantung.
:. 6ubafrita.
), Ourbon. 10. Mai.
: Der Hep. Mbrtan 0ofmeper. Der IN,
: 16. St.rber BON ben 8uren eeian9el
: Curoe, 1T bier ansetommtsn. n4hoeG
E. aus Der @sfanesnidaft ent,afss
murbe. Gr iast. haB bic Buren, III
auerIt auf Der SteQe eri1ieBen moi!
ten. bab er aber fdliebli4 Dor ben
! &rieasratb prnseiTirt pur6e, Der MI
nur elmer Stimme Mebrbeit ibn b.
benz Sob ~rettete. Gr alaubt. bll
:. tpenn bic 8ursher iiber ben 8aal ee
brdnat nerben, lie ben Gampf absebsi
tpsrner.