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The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14

Denver, Col, June 12.-The annual
convention of the National Associa-
ton of LEGAL Freight Agents opened
at the Broadway theater, in this city
and will continue in session until
Thursday evening. About 500 dele
gates are in attendance.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
STILL ANOTHER EXPLOSION.
Several of the Rescuing Party DAM
gerously Injured.

West Newton, Pa, June 12.-An-
other explosion occurred at the Port
Royal mine of the Pittsburgh Coal &
Coke Co.. shortly before noon, and
several of the rescuers were danger
ously injured. Fire Inspector Cal
laghan and Fire Boss McFee were the
most dangerously hurt and may die.
This last explosion in many minds set
ties the fate of the entombed men
and all hope of getting them out alive
has been abandoned.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
A Dangerous Mine.

The Port Royal mine has always
been considered dangerous. There
was a similar explosion in the mine
seven years ago. by which one man
was killed. The use of safety lamps
has been made especially imperative
in these mines by the district inspec-
ger from gas that was known to eN-
list, but careless miners sometimes
use open lights. because they can see
better TO mine by them. and this
helps them to make bigger days
wages. This is what probably caused
the explosion. but the inquiry which
will follow may develop different
cause.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
Many Candidates Failed.

West Point, n. Y, June 12.-Of the
SO candidates who recently reported
for entrance examinations at the mil
itary academy, only % passed success
fully. Among the successful ones
were f. S. Curtins and IL. Lowe, of
Missouri, and c. j. Peterson and j. Il.
Starkey, of Illinois.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
TORNADO AT ADRIAN, MINI.
A Strip Half n Mile Wide Swept
Clear Through the City-No
Fatalities Reported.

Adrian, Mimi, June 12.-About one
o'clock Tuesday morning tornado
struck this town and swept clear a
strip half mile wide. A number of
houses were badly damaged. No IA
talities are reported. Telephone and
electric light wires are scattered over
the streets and hundreds of fine
shade trees are PROSTATE. The dam
age will aggregate many thousands.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
VAN RENSBURG SURRENDERS.
Lord Kitchener Reports the Surren-
der of COmmandant Van Rens-
burg and His Men,

London, June 12.-Lord Kitchener
reports to the war Office under date
of Pretoria, June IL, as follows:
"Commandant Van Rensburg and
his commando have surrendered at
Petersburg. One hundred men have
come in and others are following"
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
Commissions signed.

Washington, June 12.-The presi-
dent has signed the commission OF
Gideon c. d. Bantz to be assistant
United States treasurer, and of John
II. Roys and Daniel w. Wurtzbaught
to be lieutenants, junior grade, Unit
ed States navy.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
The building CofI.n..a

Chicago, June 12.-While sitting on
a stairway at IS Concord street, Mon
day night, trying TO cool off after the
severe heat of the day, three women
were injured severely by the collapse
of the structure.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
succumbed to Appendicitis.

New York, June 12.-Alfred De For
est Keep, vice-prcsident of the New
Jersey Drydock & Transportation Co.,
is dead at the Elizabeth general hos
pital from peritonitis, following op-
GRAFTON performed for appendicitis.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
Going Too Far.

"This reckless speculation must be
stopped" said the earnest citizen to the
trust magnate.
Indeed it must" agreed the latter I'm
deed it must. Why, yesterday two three
fellows who are not in our crowd at all
made several thousand dollars by taking
Ayers. That sort of thing won't do. BAL
timore American.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
Same Old Trick.

After six months OF darkness the arctic
sun ereeped shyly over the edge Of the gla-
cier. Mr.. Ojibiwockky had just returned
from the Eskimo club. What time is it ?"
asked Mrs. Ojibiwockky, suddenly waking
ojibiwocIky, somewhat thickly. It was in
reality half past May. and having no desire
to pry into family affairs, we will draw a
veil over the scene that ollowed.-Phla-
delphia Record.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
AmaIxnmated Conner co.

New York, June 1.-THE adjourned
special meeting of the Amalgamated
Copper Co., which was TO have been
held in Jersey City, has been further
adjourned until Saturday next
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
Stin Buying Bonds.

Washington, June 12.-The secre-
tary of the treasury bought short
term bonds as follows: $4,000 As at
l13.s274; $4,000 SIS ~ lOs.s735; $751;
600 IS at ioS.9S23.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14

Captain Percy w. Moss, Paragould,
Ark, says: Il think Peruna is I'M
doubtedly the finest and surcst catarrh
cure ever prepared, and it has taken
but two bottles to convince me of this
fact"
Judge VIM. T. Zenor. of Washington,
d. c., writes from 213 n. Capita. Street,
Washington, d. c.:
- take pleasure in saving that I can
cheerfully recommend the use of Pc
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
Danger An Old Savings.

What fine head your boy has" said an
admirng friend.
Yes replied the fond father, "hes
chip of the old bloek-ain't you, my boy:"
Eyes, father; teacher said Yesterday that
l was young blockhead. STRAY Stories.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14
LIST OF ENToMBED MEN.
Miners Say None of Them Could
Have Survived the shock.

Miners Say None of Them Could
Have Survived the shock.
West Newton, Pa, June 12.-Not a
practical miner in this district be-
leyes that one of the II men en-
tombed in the Port Royal mine by the
There Is no fire in the mine, TO judge
from appearances at the pit mouth,
but the force of the explosion was So
great that none of the men, so the
miners say, could have survived the
shock, and the complete list of the
dead is:
William McCuuc, superintendent,
married; four children.
John keck, mine boss, married.;
three children.
William Allison, superintendent,
West Newton, married.; four chill
dren.
Daniel Alsop, mine boss.
Thomas Lab bin, miner; married.
Michael Roy, fire boss; married.
Thomas Gleason, fire boss; married
Chris Howells, fire boss, married;
enc child.
Anthony Steckels, married.
Frank Davenport, miner; married.
Taylor Gunsauless, ST., married.
Taylor Gunsaulees, Jr.
John Stackle, miner.
Peter McCandle, married.
John Burke.
George Daily.
Bernard Ball, miner.
William McCune was superintend-
emit of the Port Royal district, COM
prising five mines. He was a large
stakeholder in the Pittsburgh Coal CO..
and his family lives in West Newton.
William Allison was a second cousin
of President Mckinley.
The First Explosion.
The explosions are supposed 70
have been between entries 20 and 25
1900 feet back from the shaft. The
disaster occurred about six o'clock
Monday evening. An explosion was
heard by men at shaft No. ., and sud
denly a cloud of smoke burst from
the month of the shaft. 1t was known
that Anthony Stickles. John PEBBLES.
George DAILY, Frank Davenport and
James Settler were in the mine. A
searching party composed of Supt.
VIM. McCune and nine others went
down shaft No. .. just before they
were lowered the bell was rung from
the foot of the shaft. The cage was
already down, and il was brought up
with Settler on il. The rescuinC party
then went down. Nothing was heard
of them, and in an hour another res
eulng force, led by James Bailey and
VIM. Williams, fire bosses, were let
down the shaft.
Two More Explosions.
They had groped their way about
200 feet, when two explosions were
heard in rapid succession. The shaft
lamps in the hands of Bailey and Will
Jams were blown so feet away, and
they themselves We're thrown violent
ly to the ground. There was no re-
spouse to their calls for their COM
rades, and both men hurried back to
the shaft and were drawn up in the
cage. From then until 9:04 a. m. no
others went down the shaft, as il
would have meant certain death from
the afterdamp. The party that went
In Tuesday morning was composed Of
Mine Inspector Bernard Callahan.
General superintendent John REESE,
Fire Boss VIM. McFee, Fire Boss Dan
iel Mccullough. Fire Boss Peter Nc
Iindon and Pit Boss Robert McEin-
ney. All but Callahan were brought
from the various mines OF the Pitts
burgh Coal Co. At 10 a. In. the body
of Taylor Gunsauless, ST., was
brought TO the surface by the party
headed Dy Inspector Callahan. A big
crowd surrounded the mouth Of the
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14

shaft when the corpse was brought
out. ana the scene was pitiful in Ne
extreme. Many women were there
looking for their husbands. fathers
and brothers.and they wildly appealed
for the rcscuers to save their loved
ones
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14

runa as remedy for catarrhal troubl.
and most excellent tonic for general
conditions. WIN. T. Zenor.
If you do not derive prompt and salts.
factory results from the use of Pernna
write at once to DIR. Hartman, giving
full statement of your case and he win
be pleased to give you his valuable ad.
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus
Ohio.
The Forrest City times., 1901-06-14


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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30

glIdli6en 5p6tcr nid6t bsrIpptter."
Sic frdgte etnen alien Wann, Der i6r
begegnete, na4 Der @obnuHg Dss
Mobltbdters Tires 8aters. Ser 9llte
itubte. Is dmtlle?" fragte er -
uno Sfduoer las nan auf Ieiuem
angeii6te = Is PES.
mpultrs nobnt bort in benz qros
zen Sauie, pas = bod Iebet! bier
fommt er iel6It Die StraBe berauf, ee6t
linn nrr mad, uno SIR peroet ni9t
ire geben."
sd oante sud-, 9Iter!l" anttpprtete
W dDelatne, feinem &atbe fols
genb. Camille bate fein Saus
penige Wtinuten betreten, als oas
Srdulein bon @IbtgnD iiG i6w
nahete. User biit 0u, iunge S6rpcis
3erin? Bpmit tdnn i9 Dir bienen?-
rcbete iener lie an.
u8er5eiht, eoler Gdmilte~, ont.
portete 70 i'd bin Die
Sp4ter oes Baron bon MGbtqnn."
lin bes 6immelS piQen!" REF
Gamill pie pOm Slibe getrpffsn,
aus; pfpos MAIDEN Sic jebt in Bdris?
Sinh Ste, nod 10 Jung uub boff=
nungspoa, SbreS 2ebens iiberpriiIIis
getporoen2"
sd bin od, meinen 8dter 5u iuz
den, uno, trenn er lebt, 5u befreien",
dntportete 81 n e gan5 rubig.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Neuntes &apitsl.

90 aoelainereiit ma Barig.
Die brd)bsraiss Sp6tsr bate Ii6
9lei6 na9 Mbiahung Des Sriefes aus
2auianne entfernt, nm Sunoe iiber
ben tbeuren Batter einSubo!sn, uno i'm,
nsnn lie ieinen Iufentbalt aussetuno>
iGaftet, ielbit nit @efabr pes eisenen
2ebens an bsfreien. Wdbrenb Der
srlten Na6t perbarg lie ii9, INN n;6t
psrrdtben 81 lperoen, in benz SauIe
Der Sltern ibrer treu ersebeneu Die
ntrin, pos ii6 in einem cine Stunps
e~ntlesenen Srte befanb, nm nit ga
sesan6rn3 Die belfloHene &siie an
sItreten. Mooeldine bate ibr
idmmtlides eripartss 9elo. uno bas
anIebnli6e @eldsnt. bas lie por sipei
5dsen bon Der Mutter gu ibrem Sc
bhrtstage erbalten bate, nit li6 se=
aommen, UNI bic Soften Der peiten
Rsile aao anosrsr strpa nOtbpeapis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30

@reiis Die llria9e ibrer &eiie. Der
4lte, bon Staunen ersriffen iiber cine
iolhe Seele, Iprd6 bon Der Giibrung:
r@rmes ainb! 5iir6teit Su Did niAt
Dor ben gDiepi6tsrn, Die brauben
piitben2"
sd fiirdte mid %5tpar", entgesnete
W oelai n c, rdber i9 pertraue auf
ben almG9tigen Batter i'm Simmel,
Der miro mir bethlehem. Meine Gltern
uno mein 2ebrer iagten, Soft lei Der
Batter dIer Wtenifen, Der teiues Isiner
&tnoer oerIdbt, Die auf i'm pertrauer
uno BEL ibm 9ilfe iu6en. limb tpenn
ih %traurig tperoen min, bann renfe i'd
an +, Der ni6t in Der 9rube
uno i'm 4erfer blteb, unb an Sagdr,
Die eiren gnsel in Der Wiifte fanb, unb
an oas &inolein Sci u, ods 9eroz
b 8 tOoten pollte, uno oas bod gliiG>
lid nd6 Iegppten enttam, unb an ben
lieben Soft uno an ben beiligsn
S6uBensel, bic iiberaq bel mir Iinb."
DIS &c aoeIaine 10 Iprd6, oa
traten benz 9reiie SbrGnen in bic
4ugen, unb er ipra9: v9letb tets 10
9elinnt, frpmmes &tnb, oann niro's
Dir pobl srgefen."
Hun iegnete er lie, CAB ibr etipas
Nabrungsmittel nit auf Die Geiie, unb
9eleitete lie auf Die StraBe, pel9e mad
Der 9auptftdbt fubrte.
&aum am Saume oes Waloes am
gslangt, botiid) ibren 2tugen elm srdbz
lides S6auipiel bar. Sin 2ei6nam
lag in ieinem Dilute an Der StraBe.
U& abeluine erfannte an ben rpz
then 9uaren' cen Subrmann, Der lie
eine Strede melt gefabren, uno, leiber!
aeitern unter ben Strei6sn Der piloen
Gotte ben Sob 9efunoen bate. Sas
quite WGo6en peinte BEL oieiem On
blide, odntte innis seribrt Der 9orz
Iebung unb Ger ullerIeltgiten Sunsfrau,
ouB iie uuf cine 10 punber6are @eiie
bonn unoermeibli6sn Sobe gerettet
tporoen. Ger alte GinIieoler itimmte
in ibr Gebet nit elm, iegnete tie, na6m
@bTtieo uno peripru6, ben 2ei6nam
oes ungliidli6en in ben tiiblen S9poB
Der @roe gu ~ienten.
60 i1ieo lie BON Dem ebrpiirDi9en
8reile, Der na6 luenigen Sagsn benz
Oolfe zines blutoiirftigen 8DIepi9fs
erldg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
9(htes &apitel.

Der DC 6er5ige Gnti9lub B.,
IIbignp itmu9tete nun in benz
f9redli6en 9efdnenife, an pe1en BIZ
den Mauern nur bic Slagen Oerer
piberbaaten, bic 1ie eini9lofen. ollie
feline 9ebdnfen ore6ten it6 I'm feline
9efreiune uno INN oas Wieoeriebeu
ieiner Samilie, pel6e ii9 ni9t minoer
Gnsitli6 mad benz tbeuren Batter iebus
te. Sbre Seimatb bGttea Mutter unb
Su6ter lei9ter uermiBt, neil lie fir
i6r 2eben unIi6er mar, uno neil Die
liebrei6s GuitfreunOidaft Der bieosrn
eau amer ibnen gar iebr Suporz
fam, unb ibre freiniaige 8~erbannuns
nad 8rdften erleiGtern, ia angenebm
MAIDEN polte. Ser treue 6 barles
pelder bel Der fretberrliten Samilie
oeblteben par, bur9itreifts tGgli6 bdls
bieie, balo iene @eseno Der ganSen
Nadbaridaft; iepes D0rfGsn, ieber
Weiler, jeoer einaelne Sof puroe bon
linn beIu6t, nm nur ale m0gliben
RaGri9ten aus benz Snnern Srantz
rei6s gu b%ernebmen, unb enbli9 isiner
belorgten Serrin cine irobe, tr0itli9e
&unpe bon ben GerbdltniKen bss @a=
terlunpes uno DEFENDERS bon iGrem
9emabl 81 iiberbrtnsen. Qaein ale
Na6ri6ten, tpelfe Heiienbe ODER Qusz
ipanDerer aus benz aerriitteten 2anoe
bradten, paren obne Sroit uno Soffs
nuugsf6immer elmer baloigen, siinitis
GEM umsetaltung Der mibli@en Gage
Srantreits.
gines Sages, ais 6 bdrles Big in
Die NGbe bon Sc Yiour fam, I'm nabe
an Der 8rsnae &unoe einsu3ieben, be-
9egnete tbm elmer iener eliidli6en I'M
gliidli9en, pel9e. benz 9lutbape bes
Ssbnten 4uguits unp 3neiten bis adj
ten Septembers entrpnnen paren, uno
nun i'm Iuslanoe ibre 3uflu6tsf tGtte
iu6teu. Dieter Srembe mafte
Gbarles auf feline NaGfrase cine
/Shaupsr ~erresenoe S6iloeruna BON
ben grdueli5enen iener S9redsnstass.
Td6bem 6 CHARLES Der traurigen
erSdtluns LANCE 5ugeRDrt unp i'm Be-
gleitet bate, tebrten 8eioe miibs III
elmer Serberge on Der Strabe elm.
rSabt Sbr nidts BON Dem Sreiberrn
bon 4lbignR geb0rt?" fragte bier
9barles ben 4uspanoerer. nSabt
Sbr ibn pieleidt 9eieben2"
Ser Name Qlbignp lit mir be-
fdnnt", erpiberte Der @efraaie; ,er
bat unter ben 9uten 8iireern Srants
rei3s einen 9uten Slang; a6er n.itere
&unoe babe i9 ni6t bon benz Gblen.
WdbrI9einli9 lit sr am ae6nten
Iuguit bel Gritiirmuns Der Suilsrien
%9efaaen."
rSaS nidt". nabm elm Mann in
ountelsrGuem ROte, pelber am ans
bern Stf6e neben benz Diem iaB, pas
Wort. a@n jsnsm Sage 1T sr Hidt
sefaaen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
GprtfeB I'm a.

,g6er tpdrum Hagen mir? !Sdben
mir nidt einen Wondr6en poa Der
SerSensaiite unb 2iebe gu ieinen I'M
tertbanen? llnb penn feline 8orfabz
rem sefrepelt baben, pie tann bic
Shulb auf ieiu !Saupt getpGl5t tperz
benz Osntet .Gud nur, oaB Der dIs
ipeiie Soft pft Die Mifetbdten, 2aiter
uno @erosrbntfie san5er NatiSnen pas
burd b.itraft limb lie CUR GrtenrtniB
Der beTern Wubrbeit uno Suseno
fiibrt, bub er lbuen. einen. pOlen Hsa
eenten aibt. @ls cine natiirlide i5olge
Des 9Gn5liten 9erfaIs Der Sittltfs
teit, unb beiien. GinfluB. auf Die Grs
siebung, pG6It oann in ibrem ShooBe
Elm Reeeni. auf, nel6er nafbsr ielne
l~lntertbanen briitt, uno bel ibnsn plez
Der bas @sfiibl rege md6t, bon tbrsm
SGDpfer uub pberiten Serrn Silfe gu
erfleben, unp ppr linn in 5rOmUllgs
teit su panoeln.
,Rur our3 Sugeno, Srommtgteit
unb @~rqebuna in ben sOttli6sn Wiuen
foqen mir oa6er gu peroienenatrlhten,
baB unier 9ater i'm Simmel uns our3
neiie Reqenten leiten ldiIe. Sbm iol=
len mir es oanten, tpenn er nns etne1
splen uno flusen 5iirIten geseben bat,
rnb linn in MIem getreulih g%ebord1en.
@pate uns aber uniere uebertretung
has rngliid 5ugeaogen baben, unter
Der Gutbe zines tbDri6ten ober barten
Desppten gu iteben, 10 Ioaen mir duf
8pttes Silfe pertrauen, Der 1if res
Glenben erbarmt. Was permOeen Gud
MenI9en iiber uns? 8ann elm 8Dnig
- uno gebe er aud Dem gan5en SrD@
boben 8eiebe = fann er uns oas 9lud
unierer Seele, Die Hube oes 9erdens,
Dem Reblihen bic Sugeno, benz Wets
fen feline Weis6eit rauben? &ann &c
uns abbalten, un8 Der ihDnen Sho@
pfung gu freuen, our6 pas 9efpubte
iein, rein unb unitrGflih gu pdnoeln
uno einen S9ab gu beiiben, ben bic
Motten nift TrsHen, unb Der 2oit ni9t
per5ebrt, 5ufrieDener, rei4er, gliidz
li6sr gu iein, als er? Gr ipiele inn
MERLIN nit uniern pergdngli6en 8iis
tern! @ir geben glles bin, i6peigen,
iinb getroit uno guten Weutbes, bensis
ben ibn ni6t, unp barren auf bic islts
Qere 3utunft!
rSSebt babe i6 genue gebDrt", unterz
brad ibn M%aillaro; rSbr,
Gtisune b'Nlbisun, ieio niat
ipertb, nit ben beutigen SGuloigen 81
fterben; sud- bebalten mir einem sigez
nsn @eri6te ppr." Wiit bieien Worten
5ei6nete er inoeilen ben 9efansenen
in bic 2iite Der Sinsuri6tenben, per>
jdob jebo9 bic 8plitredung beg llre
tbeils, neil er bottle, ppn pieiem
6auptaritotruten ipdtsr nod pibtige
@ntoedungen iioer anoere 4nbGnger
bes ~9efansenen 9Dnies 81 erbalten.
9err bon Nl g puroe alip na4
Der 4btsi gebra9t, no er itreng be-
ipa@t perben Iolte, Biz Die WlDroer
cine bequemere unb mebr 3ett bdtten,
sesen ben Gblen gu unteriu9en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
3e6ntes Gapitel.

W aoeldine nimmt 0ieni It.
Wabelaine fam gliidli6 in
Paris all. Sds Grite, nas lie bier
that, mar, Serrn 6 dmill dufsuIus
den, beIfen Site uno 0antbarteit i9r
gharles 10 riibrenb gei6iloert bat
te. Sic ddDte!e nid)t auf Die bpben Sc
bduoe uno langeu uno peiten Strdben,
benin lie mar ni6t bierber setpmmen,
Inn Die !5errli6teit Der Stabt su
ifauen, ipnoern Hu6ri4t iiber ibren
Batter etn5ubolen. rs dmtlle piro
9epib &unoe bon meinem Batter 6az
BEN, iprdd lie 81 ii4 Ielbit; rer tpiro
mir oaber am 9eiten barber NuftlG=
rung seben %tDnnen; ibm barf i6 mid
%pertrauen, er ptrp Die Bitten elmer urlz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
fplgt)

Sdusfrdu: nGiun bin i9 nit S6nen
sufrieoeu, i6 mil Sbnen Elm Gei1ens
MAIDEN; mas piini9en sic oenu2"
ao6in: Sine &affeemiible NIT
Muiitbegleitung!!"
(Gbrenertldrung.) r9ie in Der StBe
am 10. DECEMBER duf Dem Iltmarf
qeiprodenen 6eleio;genOeu 8prte ges
gen 6rau q. neRme t4 hermit 5uriid.
- Qnna g."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-07-30
Die 2laiperfttdt po1t 2lotre Oa1t,e.

SOufauosr GURUS in 9teratur, &taNru, SeouOme NIB aetSn6t6t. Spurs
Gldtro sbnit ar6itdtnr. Grinel9er Sorbretmgs. uo Gel6Gtns6urus. 6re
oMr Senio:Sahe rSmo enter Der couesiam &urieu beou9t Ho. gme bei6rdnte Ms.
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weron. aGaloSe Der SnlGt peron gratis ymsdGmSt AMI amnage sci:
REV. A. MORRISSEY, C. 5. c., President,
IS . r-~. NOtre Dame, Indiana.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-16
THE NAVY.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-The Navy
Department has issued formal orders
re-estabishing the European station,
with Rear-Admiral Bartlett j. Crom-
well in command: The cruiser Chicago
is ordered to proceed from Rio and will
be the flagship of the Admiral. The AL
bany and Nashville have sailed from
Singapore, en- route for the new sta
ton. The headquarters of the squadron
will be designated by Admiral Crom-
well, and probably will be in the Medi-
terranean.
Admiral Cromwell has been until now
commander in chief of the South At
lantic station, and his new assignment
creates a vacancy, which will be filed
for the present by Captain Pendleton
of the Atlanta, now at Rio. If addi-
tional ships are sent to the South At
lantic later a Rear-Admiral probably
will be named for the command, but
for the present there is no purpose of
increasing the ships on that station.
Neither is there any present prospect
of adding to the ships on the European
station. The establishment of the
European station is said to be entirely
devoid of political significance and to
be simply a move in the regular pro-
cedure of the Navy to place the service
in the same condition that it was prior
to the war.
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CUP DEFENDERS.

NEWPORT Or. u, July S.-If the
victory of the Constitution over the
Columbia and the independence in the
first of the three conered races Satur-
day was significant and definite, her
winning today may be characterized as
overwhelming, and the defeat of the
Independence as positive and almost
hopeless. The approach of evening
again found the committee anchored
far out in Narragansett bay, alongside
the catboat which marked the other
end of the finish line, tediOusly waiting
for the Boston boat to cross, while her
rivals were we'll up the harbOr on the
way to their mornings.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-16
DEFENDER WENT AGROUND.
Schooner Nearly Lost at Hanamaulu
Last Week.

Advices from Hanamaulu this week
tell of the narrow escape which the
four masted schooner Defender had
there last Friday night. The schooner
arrived. at the Kauai port last week
from San Francisco with general
cargo of merchandise. She anchored in
the harbOr at a safe distance from land.
On Friday night a strong wind sprang
up and swept the vessel loose from her
mornings. She was carried to the west
side of the harbor where she struck.
The force was considerable and for a
while it was thought that she had stove
a hole in her bottom
Captain Masters got two lines out on
the buOys and began to try and pull his
vessel loose She was humping and
pounding somewhat against the bottom
but as the water was at flood tide and
the lines were soon working the vessel
was pulled off ground and anchored
safely after several hours of hard work.
So far as could be learned there was no
damage to the vessel,
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The following arrivals at Hilo are
reported by the Hawaii Herald of July
II, but without date of arrival:
Am. bktne Gardiner City, Bark, mas
ter, "a days from Port Townsend, lum-
Der for H. Hackfeld q Co.; Am bark
Martha Davis, McAlman, master, 10
days from San Francisco, general
merchandise and passengers; Am. l.
masted schooner Otelia Petersen, Mel
sen, master, q days fro mTacOma
lumber; ship Carlton, from Departure
Bay, coal laden for Hilo r. r. Co.,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-07-16
BAD WEATHER DELAYS BOATS.

There are now no less than four island
schoOners overdue. They are the Con-
cord Luka, Moi Wahine and Ka Moi.
All of these boats should arrive at any
time from the Hamakua coast. The
rough weather which has prevailed
there for some days past evidently has
detained them. 1t is also thought pos
sible that the boats may have been de-
layed in receiving freight on account of
the forest fires which have been pre-
valent about the Hamakua coast. The
various plantations have sent many of
their men to fight the fire so had to
delay sending freight away.