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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
Sounding at Pearl Harbor.

Preliminary sOundings were made yes
terday over the bar at the entrance to
Pearl Harbor Mr.. Henry of the firm of
Clark 4 Henry, which has been award
ed the contract for the dredging of
Pearl Harbor went down to the harbor
yesterday in Archibald Young's SPLEEN
did gasoline launch. Others acCompan-
led him for the purpose of making
soundings over the bar. The Young
brothers had the handling of the
launch, which, as everybody knows, is
called the Water Witch.
The Water Witch left Honolulu about
$50 O'Clock yesterday morning and re-
turned about o'clock in the afternoon.
She made a fine run down and came
back in even better time. 1t was an
ideal day for this mode of travelling
and those aboard, outside OF the bust
ness accomplished, had a most enjoy
able time
Soundings We're made both on the in
side and outside of the bar at the en-
trance of Pearl Harbor, as well as di-
rrctly over the bar, 1t was found that
the water over the bar averaged from
twelve to eighteen feet
Mr., Henry went ashore for the pur-
pose OF selecting a site Tor quarters and
offices and SO forth, while the dredging
Is going on lie chose the spot where
the old salt works used TO be.
The contractor was more than pleas
oi with the conditions and was Wen
Htisnod with the soundngs made.
nHe soundiugs We're only preliminary
nNeri a specially equipped boat
E0 down Go Pearl iarbor within
H. r two and men win proceed 90
luN cate the nature of the material
whI. .urms tho bottom,
Alr iianry returns 10 san Francisco
ON che Nmiposa ana win Immediately
arrHup for sending an the necessary
plrapN malta down here 30 thar work
can Do. commenced un tho dredging 81
ihr ban Hlthiu about sIN weeks
CLARK a Henry Hurrrd 90 Do the work
fur iad 600 Tine H $4,000 lsss lhau lhu
amount provided fur by The lullu1
FtH Government
20 channel 90 BE- iTuIHui, according
90 t conditions ~ lhs contract iH w
bu ral Nllr 80 irrl dtrY ai laW
uaH 300 frni lHHH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
Hope Still Survives

Hope for the construction of a railway
to Kawaihae should not be abandoned
because Mr. Gehr las not written as fire.
qucntly as he should to his associates
here. To float a scheme like a railway
requires time and patience. Capital is
and ever was, timid, and 1t cannot be
expected that an Investment running in
to the millions will be made without first
investigating the source OF returns. So
far as known the investors have not yet
visited Hilo, though at least half dozen
men interested in railroad construction
have come here and looked over the sit
uation and left apparently satisfied. Some
day representatives of the men behind
the guns may come here and decide to
put money into the scheme and build the
road, The public may depend upon 1t
that Mr.. Gehr has not abandoned the en-.
terpriSe, and II he fails to secure the
coin in one place there Is nothing to
prevent his taking his wares 10 another,
That railway will be built along the
coast cannot Ice questioned. and the pub
lie feels that n Mr. Gehr does not nro-
mote IL, Mr. Dillingham; wlll,-ililo Her
aid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
Also Kicks at Music.

We don't remember the name Of the
Hawaiian philanthroprst who has in
troduced bill providing for con-
servatory of music in Hilo. Verify we
shall feel obliged to look 1t up and
see that a grateful town inscribes 1t
on a tablet of brass and puts II I'm a
public place The jealousy that will be
caused I'm Honolulu by the establish
ment Of such an institution would be
well worth the cost of the tablet. Hilo
would indeed be we'll on the way to
become the Boston of the Pacific. out
side OF the purely sentimental and am
bilious features OF the case We can
not say that a conservatory of music
is particularly needed. There is too
much singing here as II is. especially
on Saturday nights, and In an instru-
mental way Klondike Dan supplies our
every want. We need new water pipes
wider streets and n recorders office a
vast deal more than we need con-
scrvatOry OF music We, thar IL most
of us, are destined tO spend an our
time in the next world drumming a
harp, but anything I'm that line We
might learn I'm this world would be OF
very little assistance.-llllo Tribune.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARR1YEp Ar HoNoLuLU.
Friday, March %.

II lluhg, MdTNn -
o. S. 8. Zealanda, Dowdell, $ days from
Port Los Angeles with 545 Porto Rcan
immigrants.
r. X. X. Hongkong Maru, Filmer, from
the orient
III stmr w G. Hall, Thompson, from
Kauai.
III. stmr. James Mai,eo, Tullct;. from
Kauai.
LII. stmr. 1walani, Gregory, from Hu-
wall.
IL. stmr Noeau. wymon, from ia.
uai
Saturday, March %.
o. S. $. Mariposa, Ronnie, from San
Francisco March t.
U. S. A. 7. Indiana, Merle, from san
Francisco March 10.
w. stmr. Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo
and way ports.
IL. stmr Kauai, Bruhn, from Kauai
Am. blk. Alden Bosse, Potter, lG days
from San Francisco.
Sunday, March p.
IL. stmr. Hanalei, Greene, from TIA
namaulu.
LII stmr. Mikahala, Ped rson, from
Kauai
IL. stmr waialeale, Plta, from Ka-
uai.
IL. stmr lie Au Hou, Mosher, from
Kukuihaele.
W. stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Kdau-
lui and way ports.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Friday, March %.
T. X. X. America Maru. Going. for the
Orient.
IL. stmr. Mauna Loa, Simerson. for
Lahaina, Maalaea, Kona and Kau.
Saturday, March 23,
T. X. X. Hongkong Maru, for San
Francisco,
w. stmr. Helene, Lane, for Hawaii.
Am. blk. Gerard c. Tobey, Cove, for
San Francisco.
Am blk. S. c. Allen, jackson, for San
Francisco.
II. b. NJ F. S. warspite, for Acapulco
IL stmr. Noeau, Wyman, for Kauai.
Sunday, March "a.
Am. sp. Columbia, Mattison, for th'
Sound
Monday, March %.
u. S. A. T. Indiana, Merle, for Manila
via Guam.
Am blk Irmgard. Schmidt, for San
Francisco with sugar.
Stmr. John A. Cummins. Searle, for
Oahu ports
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
been duly appointed administrator OF
the estate of DR.. Hiram P. Hugus. late
of Kealia, Kauai deceased, notice Is
hereby given to all persons having
claims against the said estate to pro-
duce proper vouchers to the undersign-
ed at Kealia, Kauai, within six months
from date hereof, or they will be for
ever barred, and all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned.
GEORGE H. FAIRCHILD,
Administrator of the Estate OF DR..
Hiram p. Hugus.
Kealia, Kauai March II, 1901.
2262-March II. 10. &c; April 2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been appointed the administrator Of
the estate of Isabella May Powell, de-
ceased, late of Kekaha, Kauai, notice
is hereby given to all creditors of the
said estate to present their claims with
vouchers, whether secured or other
wise, at his office, Judd building, in the
city of Honolulu, within SIX months
from the date hereof, or they will be
forever barred.
Dated at Lihue, Kauai, February %.
1901.
G.. r. CARTER,
Administrator of the Estate Of Isa-
bella May Powell.
2260-5t-Alarch S, IL, 10, 26; April 2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
been duly appointed administrator Of
the estate of Frank Johnson, late OF
Eleele, Kauai, notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against
the said estate to produce proper
vouchers to the undersigned at Lihue.
Kauai, within six months from date
hereof, or they will be forever barred,
and all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned
II. ID. WISHARD,
Administrator of the Estate OF
Frank Johnson.
Lihue, Kauai, February rs, 1901
2260-5t-March 5, II, 10, 26 April 2.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
Hllo Shipping.

Arrivals March 49, Am, srhr Allen A..
v, lycrson master. 2Gd tons from Eureka
q days with cargo OF lumber,
prpHriurvE- March s0' Am schr Helen
y kimhal for kahulu In ballast TO
take ON sugar az Hama, Maui March sl'
Am, hk, Annie Johnson, n n Nelson
master, fur San Francisco with cargo ~
sugar ana four passenEers-N u, creel-
man A, L. Austin A. Fielding, r. A,
Wilson
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
WENT 70 SEE
THE VOLCANO

n. b..
10" D. "i"soi' i'''p'' '''
OF the order OF NobIes OF Ihe Mys''c
shrine for North America, returned on
eoturde,, afternoon from a iaunt on the
49,. ,..,,,.
ls'a"" u ii'"' d P''p nv
Of Kilauea, and a voyage between io-
nolulu and Hilo the less said Of which
tba better The Imperial potentate
.,.,... T., ,,t, i,,,,,,..,. r., tro hat
was '''' -.
sahaS AT mo anu I"' "7'e'l VI
cas- slopes, for about thirty-fve Mobiles
and Indies of the Imperial Pilgrimage
.,,..,,,,,u,..t ,,t,,,
--t.- ......
An nave Ie'ui''H WIN P'''''' op'''
their lips for the scenes that they saw
ON Hawaii and the wonderful resources
,btch ,,.ro rraseptad To their view
,,..,- -, e...., ,,,,,i,,,,
"hiie SNi'''"S '"s ''''''' '''''' -
place to landing place. MI Nlhsor
says that his trip well repaid him for
the dts,o,nrnrts which arose during the
,....... ,,.,,,.,,,,,, ,,,, ma, ,,a
fOS"s
1t was one "hlch ne "ou'u not nave
missed, as the majority of the Mobiles
ala Tho only reasun he can ASSIGN for
thair NOR taking The trim was that the
delights of Honolulu were too great a
r,ctor in the making ont of their indi-
,iduaI Itineraries
",rhat ,vae = great nlantation that we
wont tbrouph-OIaa pIantation I mean
and ore ran hegin to annreciate the
vast arnount of cauital that is being
evDended in developing the sugar inter
ests of ,nur Islands We. of course
,ode nm In the nIantation on the new
IIro railroad which is q fine niece of
work and then drove on through the
nIantation If 10 a vast enterprise and
nronod IN NV eves as to what Won have
tn Hawaii to mako its mon az wealthy
. "rha volcano was NOT nerforninr
whom we were there There was inst
n littla yanor and q few strands of
snote arising from tho crevices but II
u,os u,orth sesin, iust the same THAT'S
,,ho. ,,,a Io,,rna,,aa out 70 tho Hawaii
a., I,,oras to, o,d r., ,l,d 7 wont"
, othars IN tha nartv echo tho santi-
,,,ar,s ot tha In,nario, potertate and
-. L., 49,, ,,iaha,t .,.,,,e, -, ~, ,,l,,,-
,ation irtorasts which were unfnIded
=. -, 49, ~, III I.Ia,a
cnaaI,,so 20 tha ,,,oaoit,,5a of tho an
..,,,,,,.,a 1T. huo,,ott ~, c,hr,nars ,o
tha uau,aiion 1sIonds NJ Uinsnr said
- voc cite rnusnoI and therefora
o,,,ta nonoas,i,, 10 tha rs,ords for
,,,nh oo oroa,,i,atia,, 70 nr,,,l, &c 4, h,d,.
and indi,,iduoII,, from tho four corners
of tho tinted states 70 soc a new tenn
nIe of tho ,ncient Arahic order aetab-
iisbod In tbis rsrord oosis EraternaI
fneIing bownyar nrayailed ahova all
other interests and after nlanninp the
ca.o,,on fo,. sa,,orol mantle and ,ftar
much financial ene,ineoring the nrena-
,oti,,., ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,t1lt,1 80, tho ao,.aI
cade moved on its r,a,porah,e tourney
can,oIs and oil
"Ne hava ce,.toir,, had q daIirbtful
ti,o, i, Hawaii ond fool sotisfiad that
our Visit win mean moro 70 Hawaii
for v,a ora Good nrosel,tars ye Sbrin-
N sing nf your beautiful prOup.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
Seeds From Wilcox.

The Advertiser acknowledges rrrr pt
mi "a package Of seeds from the United
states Department ~ Agriculture by
kuduuss OF r. W, WurnN This IN "A
sample N what he has boon dlstrihut-
ing among his constituents ana Cun-
slHts m onions, lettuce. rurumbtrs, wa
trrmelous ana peas Each package has
printed directions in rrRard a. planting
and tuudlnEAud tho Varieties hrirg lhe
result of The most careful and srlrutiHe
selection Wb hope ihry viii b. given
u fair ulul as much Improvement IN
thr condition ~ uur vegetable Watkri
may result
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
TO SAIL TODAY.

w. stmr Claudine. Parker. for Kahu-
lui and way ports. at p. m.
w. stmr Lehua, Bennett. for Molokai
ports. at p. m.
schr. Malolo. for Hanalei and Kalihi-
wal at p. m.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
How to Save Fuel

THE GAS WEIGHING ECONOMIC
ERA gas balance for indicating
continuously the proportion OF ear
bonic gas in the flow of the furnace
gases, and which enables the engineer
to get the best result from the fuel.
These machines are now In use at
the Oahu Sugar Company, Pioneer
Mill, Kekaha Mill and the Kukaiau
Mill, Hawaii
GEORGE OSBORNE,
Kukaiau, Hawaii, Agent for the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
UNION MILL co.

a SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of this company will be
held at its office in Kohala, on Thurs
day, April 4th, at 10 u. IN.
JAMES RENTON,
President.
kohala, March 10, 1901. 2264-3t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
hahukona Shipping

March - liriF ruuturlp. Page ur Fau
fraaoiseo Win 40 tons tugar 'alue $685.
hlaM
mo plEh is loading sugar far San
IanOiHro
fhr big lAlilrp arrived HI H.H.Iu
from iionplulu, Flst met
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
stsamer ohanges Hands

Tho Interest n A W neaile a co
ln tho new steamer santa Ana hat
been purchased hy charles Nelson
a Go. who naR central the vessel
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26

30 David jRrdlnr haH pttr elected
hartman ~ the iunHfG rlrlmHhlp
COMPANY in HurnnHninn ~ iHh lIfrf
fItdt Rhu hlrd Hn fnlfusN ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26

The british Admiralty Court has
awarded 90 ihs iuliHh steamer sum
rIhIli Hui 40 certain WFs fl0hH nF
HfH.siiHH lhp uri star sipamf Wrstr
fInIHul in December lRHi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26

kinE william w. coronation r0st ne
nation about Isa leli iha expenses ~
klnH tihafi WE rnrpnaiiani u 10 a.
pffha. oil W mHth hssfitT
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-03-26
BY AUTHORITY.
FOR SALE.

ONE NEW AUSTIN, No. 3 JAW
ROCK CRUSHER. Capacity, ten to
fourteen tons per hour.
Apply,
THEO. II. DAVIES co, LTD.
DDet
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@erj6br1tna bel 9ciertip,t.

gDaihington, 25. Nop. eetre-
ter Song bat eine intereilante Gntibei=
oung besiislih oes @erjdbrunssaeIebes
in ge3us auf Marine-8erseben ab9e=
eeben. Eieles 5tatut beitilnmt. DaB
feline perion Dor elm Griessgeri1t ge=
ltellt ober fir Deiertion ooer anoere
0eraeben seitraft tperben 1oa, ipel9e su
6rieoensaeiten beaangen ,ueroen. tuenn
3tpiIden Der gesebuns uno bem 8efebl
our proaeiiiruns mebr als stpei Sabre
peritrihsn lino.
5bomas Gibbons, Der @bief=Oeoman
BON Der vYeiupius" beiertierie am
q. Nusuf 1893 unb fellte li6 fiirslid
ben Miarinebeborben. gr ertldrte i1
bereit, fid elmer prosellieruns por einem
Rriegsseri1t gu unterwerfen. um feline
perionalien in's Heine au brinaen, uno
bas Bureau, bel uelhem iein Nntrag
geliellt tporben mar. bate empfoblen.
Elm Grie9sgeriht 3u feiner pro3eiiirung
au ernennen. 6efretdr Song enti1ieb
aber. BOB bas fraslihe Nergeben au
Grieoens3elten uno Dor mebr als 3ipei
Sabren beaansen tuorben lei. oaB oeB-
balb Die GtrafDerfolgung burh bas
DeridbrunasgeieB ausgeidloflen lei unb
Gibbons nidt aeieblid anf Die Redte
per3idten f6nre. ipel1e ibn oas 8eieB
einrdulnt.
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Yolitiihes.

Bon Columbus fon,nt bic Na1rift,
oaB Die 3epublitaner nit Der 2lblibt
umgeben, Die Gom Steuer iu erbDAen,
our Strafe bafiir, Dab Die Wirtbe in
Columbus ge9en oas republifanilbe
Sifet geltimmt baben.
gBie es fdelnt. lit prdfoent &ooie-
pelot nibt geneiat. als erifer 8eamter
oes 8oltes einfah Sl tbun, mas gamma
befieblt. Gie Mabt bes giienmeilters
BON Glepelanb 1T i'm Wanten.
gead Beri6ten BON Springfield. O.,
bat prdfibent &ooIepelt licb Qetpeiaert,
grsGongreBmann Meaber bon Spring.
fielo gum penlions=gommiiliondr BON
Ohio su ernennen, obipobl Sanna lih
peri6nlit fir ben gr j. gDngrebmam
Oermenoet bat. Weaper lit elmer Der
eifriaiten Yarieisdnser 9anna's in
Gbio, unb oe1en 3uriidmeiiuns ourd
ben prafoenten mug gum offenen
8rube 3tpiiben Dem bisber aumddtisen
Barteibob uno bem praiioenten fiibren.
gieu=Merlto. Nrisona unb Otlabona
tuonen in ben Siaatenberbano aufee=
nDmmen iperoen. Oas pdre idon sans
redt, tuenn man nibt feds Senatoren
nit in ben Gauf nebmen miibte. 9iele
iibergrobe 8ertretung Der tleinen Staa-
ten I'M Senat bat sur Wirtun9 oab in
bieiem Xanoe Die Minoritdt, anitatt Der
Wlajoritdt re9Rrt.
yrdiioent GoDlebelt bat oem gice=
@ouperneur Woooruff bon gsen Sort
ertlart, er tperoe fein midtiaes UNIT
nit einem fremoseborenen Siirser be-
ieben. - 0on Dem friiberen Yolisei=
paiba bon Nem Oort mar aud nibts
anDeres au ernarten.
Die feinolihe 9altung bes YraIioen=
ten ben Gremoseboreuen gegeniiber bat
bel oieien grobes nnbebagen berpor=
aerufen. Mber aub BON liberalen Nme-
ritanern miro eine geailnitigung Der
natipiitiiben Str0muna ieitens Der
Nominiitration tief beoauert uno man
iieht ben Golsen nit gsior9niB eat=
aegen. Man fiirdtet. oaB ole republic
iatiide partei bel osutideu uito anoe=
rem einaetpanoerten glementen in WdB.'
treoit tonlmen lpifb.
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Seiratbsb e,ut tntenngen.

William Gutbrie Sr. 2epra @. 9ds
mil, beioe BON ubri1spille.
George 8eibel, Gtonecreef. 8.
Mi6ourie g. Meoia, Dober.
0arrD 8. gurnSibe Maroaret 81.
Gtreun, beioe b IN gfetu pbilaoelpbia.
8eo. %. Buass, gonneaut. 8.
Olipe W. @oooins, 9iew pbiIaoels
pbia, 8.
Wm. 8. Surner. Greeport, 8.
Gmma steibger, Denniion.
3idaro %. Weas. Semitt, .. Nnna
u. Rogers. llhribspile.
Waribal %. WeGuaousb Guian
". Mc@ullougb, beioe bon Eenni-
ion.
Sos. u. Glinsloff. Sober Gina
Worsan, Stem Gomerstopn.
Valentin 5eibt. Canal Doper - gmn1a
eSones, MorepiQe.
Grant 6. Wini6 - Sba Yearl Gram,
beioe bon @nabenbiitten.
8eo. %. Gtemple - Ora Gtansburp,
beioe bon Beaberoatp.
ghas. &. Saplor 9aiip S. Opbo,
beioe bon Netp philadelphia.
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SffisicucS GptMt,t.

Ser Staatsiefretdr bat enolib bag
offi5ieae GOtum oes Staates bel Der
lebten Wabl betannt 9egeben. Eas=
lelbe betrdgt $40, l47. v
yDn ben @euperneurs Ganoioaten
erbielt NaIb, Gepublitaner, 436, 092
Gilbourne, 9empfrat. 360, 525 ;
SbolnpIon, Gocialiit, 1859 Suereens,
soeialiit 2abor. 2,944; &i1arbIon.
Union &eform. 2,7l4 Bennep, pro=
bibitionit. 9,787 Naib's pluralitdt,
67, 467.
Gas 8otum III oas fleinlte felt 1894.
@on ben Nebenparteien linb Die Yro=
blbitionilten Die ein5iaen. melde ohne
petition auf oas offisiele Sifet su
Iteben fommen.
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uWir 1inO cine Nation bon @eleb

= vWir iinb cine Nation bon @eIeb.
iibertretern. @eiebe, bic uns ni1t pai=
len. beadten mir einfa6 nidt." so
iaat prof. 3ueblin bon Der uniberiitdt
Gbicagc. Gie Rem lllm pof" fast
ba3u Derbammen lam man oieien
3Mlfanb niht. gr 5ei9t nur, baB un=
1ere Qegislnturen Geiebe MAIDEN. tuel1e
benz Gerenti9teitsiinn oes Bottles ent-
9eaenlaufen. Sbnen lit es nidt oaran
Qelegen, bic Geqieruna oes Gtdates na1
oelnoiratiiden priusipien imms einfo.
herlsa 9efaIten. fonoern leoiglihbarum
@eiebe 3u MAIDEN. I'm ibre 3eit aus3u-
fiillen Inn 0er Mdhlerfhait 5ll 3ei9en,
baB fie ibr Saldr nerbient baben." Us
lieat biel Marbeit in Der Yemertlng
bes tpefIi6en Blattes.
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4 Nhmirn( @5nmhInn hnt his let

Mbmiral SampIon bat biz jebt
SOS, ,4l7.44 priienaeloer erbalten, glo=
miral 9enep $50 uno Nomiral
SbleD-$18.12. gs iinb nod einige
SdQe, an tDelhen Momiral Sdlep
intereliiirt lit anbdneis, uno tpenn oie=
ielben giiniiis fir i'm ansfalen, 10
miro er i'm Gansen llnsefdbr $1,000
erbalten. 9as lit intreIant in 8er=
binoung nit Der Satiabe. oaB jurilti=
i6e @adperitdnoige Die Soften, ipelde
bem Gieger Don Santiago ourA bas
gbrenNeridt eruadlen, auf niht tpeni=
ger als $1,000 lbdben. go fdledt
1T mobl nod teinem Geloberrn au Wai=
Ter ooer 2ano Elm 5ies aelobnt morben.
Ser tapfere Ghpeppermann erbielt fir
ben 6ieg bon Nmpfing unb Miiblborf
bod tueni9itens 3tuei gier.
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= Ser Tabrifanten=gerein bon pbi=
laoelpbia bat lid entibieoen fir oas
metriide SDltem ertldrt uno miro benz
SongreB eiae Senti6riit in Der sa9e
unterbreiten.
Sn Solebo 1T Die Sdeune, in Der
Die afen uno g0gel oes ftdotiibeu
300" bon Soleoo untersebraht tpa=
rem, nieoeraeb,annt. Ser 800" tpurbe
erIt lebtes Sabr etablirt. Tie 40 Nf=
fen, pelde Die Staotpdter ppn 5oleoo
als cine peri0nlihe Sbentune ma6ten,
lopie eine mertbpoae Sammlung tropi=
Iher 80ael taEen leioer in ben Slam
men UNI. Gbenlo perbranntel atpei
pradtuoae Pferoe. Die 8dren, Wolie,
@opoten. 9amIter uno ionitige Gduee=
there tparen in einem anoeren @ebdube
unteraebraht uno entfamen auf oiele
Weile Dem Seuertooe.
! Dr. Garl Yeters, Der MFrifa=Gpr=
l6er, bat Der 2onooner LINES" Die
Mitt6eiluns gemaht, oob Die alten
geppter, tpie Die Ssraeliten aur 3eit
96nis Galonlo's ibr @olb. bauptIdh=
li9 aus Siioafrita bplten. uno bap
punt unb Nfur (bebrdil9 Opbir) bas=
lelbe 2anD lino. rdmli9 Cltafrifa bonn
Sap @uaroafui bis our Minoung Deg
Sabi. uno oaB Siibafrifa oas Glboraoo
Der dlteiten geihihtlihen N6lter lit.
! y llIfphDl bns 6pi,n1ntprinI nor Quz
funft. go lautet Der Nusiprub zines
berpo.ra9eroen frdn56Iiiden Se9nifers.
Wag iein. Mltobol bet aud in Der
Berganaenbeit idon Mandem tiidtig
eingebeist uno grobe Brdnbe Derurfaht.
*gsiit eisentlid sipedmdifig. baB auf
Der Santiogo.W .Weoai0e Mbmiral 5amps
ions Bib erideint. Dieienisen, tuelde
bic Shlabt mitgemaht baben, iperben
neugieria aenns iein, gu ieben. tuie er
eisentliH ausiebt.
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Observation-Disclosures

8eo. g. 8rammes, Der am 2. Gep=
tember ben 8eriud mahte, ben Store
In Beioler in grano 3u ifefen, 1T sli
5 Sabren 3udtbaus perurtbeilt morben.
getanntli6 bebauptete @rammes, er lei
bon Geo. u. Callahan anseiellt tpor.
ben. um Dos 8ebdube in 8rano sll'
.fteden. uno bas 8eroitt iiber ibn wuroe
ni9t friiber aeipro9en, oa man erit oen
Yroseb gegen Callahan erlebisen tpolte.
Sa lebterer nun aber franSoiii9en Nbs
idieo senommen. 10 tpurbe oas ur=
tbeil aeiproden, uuo ON 9ienitag
muroe @ramlnes nad Columbus trans=
pprtirt.
Nusuitus geper BON bier bat cine
Glaae sesen ben Guuntp Muoitor 6ern=
iell ein9ereidt, INN bieien gu biuoern,
ben getra9 ieines Giaentbums auf Der
Skuerliite fir 1899 UNI $4,000, fir
1900 um $3.50, 900 uno fur 1901 I'M
$3.50, 900 gu erbbben. %. S. CHARTERS,
Der anseiteut lit, bic Gibtigteit Der
eteuerlilten gu unteriuden, bat beri1=
tet, oaB Seper in BEN orei Sahren fir
bic 9enannten getrdse au nieorig ein=
aeldabt tuoroen lei. Mub Sr. geper
li6 Die roerbelierte" gini6dBung ee=
fallen laiien, 10 bat er er im @arsen
S28, 612.5O nadsusablen.
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San Suats gd)Ia1tfeIo tuiro
Gin Narf.

Mdbreno feines iiin9iten Mufenbalts
in Gantiago bat General : Gouperneur
Mooo einirt 9roSen She'll bes Sdla1t-
feloes bOu 6antia9o aufaefauft. bar.
unter aud ben San Suan Dill. auf
ipeldem bas Blofbaus Der Gpanier
fano. Der aufgetaufte 2ano-3ompley
umfabt 200 Meres unb fDitet SIS, 900.
Oerielbe miyb ieBt in cine Bunoes.
HeierDation DertDQnbelt unb nit nun.
oerld0nen parfanIa9en Derieben tDer.
ben.
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s. &. & ~. GiIembab,e.

Muf Der @lebelanb. 2orain & Wbeez
ling giienbabn 1T felt benz III. NpD.
cine Menoeruns i'm Gabrplan einge=
treten. Die 3nge 9eben bon bier ab
nab NDrben
No. Is 5 6.27 Dm., SO. 4t8.48 BIN.
80. 6 t2.37 Nm., go. 8 / 6.55yim.
Gholih 9ehen bic 3iiQe ob ,pie FoIgt !:
go. I 1925 Bn., 80. 3 AS 9lm.
30. S t8.47 Mm.
Die nit | be3eihneten 3iige fabrett
tdgli9, | tdeli1 obne 6onntaa. s MT
lam Gonntag.
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@erlatt8t eth cate!

MuB Hart ieia unb barf niemals eli
i,en ldbnen 3iiden baben. Dr. Nan-
Tins aioneD SobletS Iinbernbie 61ner.
zen iOfOrt un0 beilen permanent. Wer-
fauft Dur6 s 6. Miaer u Gobn,
Rem pbilaoe!pbia. g.