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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Nmsaemieicue Neeer.

@apuIpa, s. s., 26. N%uguf.-
8efanntma6ungen, pel9e ale Be-
f6dFtigungsloien Neger auHorbern,
bic @egenb gu berlufen, BADEN Die gez
piinI6te Wirfung ~ausgeiibt. So
aiemll9 aGe Neger, pel6e fem Gtgenz
f6um beiiBen ober feline Nrbeit BADEN,
1inb a6gereif. @erf4teoene onbere
@tGbte Der Ga9bari9aft 6aben d6nz
li6e S9ritte gegen bdgobunotrenoe
gleger ergriffen.
5troub, SfGa., &c. 4usuit. -
Mu9 bier bat mar begonnerr, Die
f9par3en S%agebiebe uno 9dfarbfptez
Ter, pel6e bic @egenb unii4er MAJ
hen, su bertreiben. DIS Elm Reger
beute berIu9te, etnen 8eiBen gu erz
ite9en, tpGre es linn betnabe an Den
&ragen gegungen. Sin Mtob perz
brannte Die 9Guier 5peier Neger nebit
beren Snbalt, phne baB ii4 bic Be-
h0rbe einaumiI6en beriu6te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

birte Der 9ittmeifter bic brittle @ruppe
our nebung, an beren Spibe er ii9
ielber fte1te. Gr 6eitieg Elm pferb II.
fprang nit benz Rufe: nWir nu9,
&inber!" in ben Strom. 8laB mod
Dor @6reden ii6er bic ipeben nit am
%aeIe6enen @aenen folgten linn Die
Solbaten na4, unb biesmal ging
9Ges gGatt. SEPT ritt Der &ittmeiiter
beim, fleibete ii9 Inn unb ging gu feiz
rler 8artie Billiard ms @altno."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Sr0 Gretnu Green.

SnbtanapoIis, Snb., 26.
Iusuit. = Die SrtI9aft Sefferfon=
billie, pel6e an Der @ren9e bon S6io
gelegen lit, mar bis6er bas Mtetfu
bon bur4gebenben 2iebespuuren aug
bieIem Stdate, a6er Der G~eneraIan=
malt bat linn nun einen i9peren
@4lus beriebt, inoem er enti4ieb,
baB ale BON Sremben e~rldngten 9ei=
rat6s<2icen5en ~ungiiltig ieien. Der
GountDzgler Carr ma9te bdbon
iGbrli9 $4,000 9e6iibren. Die 5rie=
bensri9tsr bielten. nRunners" am
9abn6ofe uno an Der 2anoungsIteGe
am Sbio, tpel9e ibnen Die &unbi9aft
5utrieben. 6rteben5ridter 9ouIs
boG5og tpG6renb einss Qmtstermins
10000 Sruuungen uno purbe Elm
rei6er Mann babur9. gr ma9t ieBt
cine 8erqniiqungsreiie in europa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
1tuansrne6me GrfaGrung cinrs
BrcmierS,

Winnipeg, Man., 26. 0rgrit.
- 81. g.. Gobltn, premierminiiter
BON Manitoba, er6ob 6eute I'M bieiiz
gen Yoliaeigeridt cine Nnfldge gegen
.. %. MiGs, fetnen Gompognon i'm
@ieb3u9tsz@ eI4Gft. gr beI9uloigte
benielben, tpdbrenb fetner (Roblin's)
fiir5li6en Nbpeienbett mebrere 9unz
bert linen gemeini9aftli9 geb0rige
Stiid &inbbie6 bertauft unb ben @rz
trag = $4,000 - in bic etgene So
fde geitedt 81 BADEN. Mius bate
$25OO in Der Sadie, ols er berbaftet
purbe. Die tpeiteren @erbanblungen
tpurben uuf cine @o9e per19oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
GigentbHmlifes ltnalId.

Sprensi6iHe bur9 einen 8ltbf9lag
our @%ntlabung gepra4t. Gin
Qrbeiter get0btet unb brei i9per
berleBt.
9e 10 : gorf, 26. Quguit. = 8si
Garlitabt, N.=S, fanb am Sdmitag
Elm sStaliener auf merfniirbige Weiie
feinen Sob unb bret dnbere tpurben
f9per perleBt. Oie n2dtapannaz
gabn" ldBt CUR 3eit in Der HGhs BON
garlitabt ibre @eleiie geraoe lsgen,
unb Bel Der 9eritelung bes rteuen
8abnbettes miifen @prengungen borz
eenommen tperben. 4m Sdmitag
tpdren in bic 5elien berf9iebene Co
der gebobrt unb nit Spnamit gefiiat
tporben. Mdn pplte Die Patronen
aber erit mad 8eenbtgung bes Sage
tperfes ~an3iinben. 4ls Der 3egen be-
gam, beritopften bic nit ben Sprenz
gungen betrauten Stdltener Goren5p
Mpranbo, Natalo Btrtu, Sdnoa Sc
rptti unb Wft6del Isabella Die Sett=
nungen, banit bas @afer nt4t duf
Die Sprenglabungen fommen fonnte,
unb bic anberen Qrbeiter fu4ten
G9uB bor benz Gegen. PlDblt9 traf
Der 8lib einen 8dum in Der Ndbe
unb Der eleftriide Sunfe ging auf ben
Ora6t iiber, tpel9er unter bemgaume
lag unb na9 ben nit Obnamit gez
filten 2D9ern fibrte. Ser 9liB
f9mol5 ben Srabt unb bra9te mebz
rere 6unbert Yfunb ODnamtt gum
Grplobiren. Die bier genannten Or
better, pel9e ii4 CUR 3eit in Der
NG6e befanoen, ipurben bur4 bic
Selsitiide g%etroffen unb bret f9mer
perleBt, paria %get0btet. Die 2et3e
bes 2eBteren tpurbe BON ben anoeren
4rbeitern erit na9 ldngerem Su6en
unter Steinz unb @rbmahen gefun<
ben. Gr mar gegen Die 5elspano gez
f9leubert uno bur3 Sells itiide erz
f9lagen tporben. Seine Qrme paren
mod er6oben, als tpenn er Die 8efa6r
abpenben tpo1te. 9te BRET 8erleBten
ipurben beimgef9afft; feiner pirb nit
rem Qphpn hdhnn f0mmpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
9egaben ii6 in 6rfabr rrln faunert
Nnriu nm.

eng |, 26. Quguft.- 3pei
junge @Dbne bes profefors 8Gafelp,
prin5ipals Der 9o9i4ule pon Gong
Brand, Elm Sobn bes 6rn. 4leranber
@asfeu, fotpie Elm Sobn bes 9rn.
9arrb SHERMAN, ebenfaqs aus Gong
Brand, ertrdnfen beute in Der Nd6e
bes ertpdbnten Srtes. Die Snaben,
tpelde 10 Bis Is Sabre alt. paren,
f6ifften ouf etnem 5GoBe auf benz
Wofer berum, purben BON Der @tr6z
mung binuus sefibrt unb f9lteBli9
bur4 bic @elIen bonn StoBe berabgez
rif1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Ntehm1rftc.

SAT- 2tbertp, 9a., 26. @uguit.
&inbbie6: Preile bO6sr uno buriirten
bieielben 5tpiI6en $50 uno $5.75.
S9neine: Marft leb6dft; 9reiie 81
bis $3.50. @4ufe: Preiie b0ber unb
ran9irten btefel6en 5mtf9en $1.25
unD $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
@eg hamit!

8ieberbolentIi9 1T f6on baruuf
6ingepieien tpDrben, bab Der ate Ser
trag 5pti9en England unb ben Ser.
9tadten, na9 pel9em bic 6eiDen
MG4te nur eine bef4rdnfte 4n5a6l
BON 8riegsi9iffen auf ben groBen
8innen iee'n balten unb an ben ufern
berIeI6en feline neuen bauen biirfen,
fir bic Ser. Staaten lditig unD unz
6aItbar unb besbal6 auf3u9eben lit.
Die 8%eitimmung, buB iebe Ma9t MIR
Spet 8riegsfubr5euge duf ben Seen
6aben bari lieBe ii9 mod ertragen,
BENIN an einen Gonflift mad benz Mu=
tier Der .Seef9la9t" i'm Grieiee i'm
Sabre 1912 lit fdum nod gu benfen
uno Canada gang unb gar ni6t gu
fiir6ten; anbers aber fte6t's UNI Die
8eftimmung, pel9e ben 8au BON
ariegsI9iffen auf ben groben @erfz
ten an ben See'n perbietet. @on bic
fem 8erbpt perben bic Ser. Studten
oan3 aIetn betroffen. Ganaba's
S6tttsbdu : SnDu1trte an Den See'n
1T BON teiner 8ebeutung, tpGbrenb
auf amerifanii9er Settle, in Detroit,
gaD : gitp, 8panootte gum geiipieG,
@3tffsbau60fe eriten 3anges eriitiz
rem, tpel9e gar po6l i'm Stanbe iinb,
nit Denen an Der dtlantiiGen &iite
gu confurrireu. grit Dor ber4dltniB=
mdBig furaer 3eit bat Die bieiige r9rp
ODD 60" bus niebrigite Qngebot fir
atpei BON Der 8unbesresierung gu be-
ifelenbe Sunonen6oOte gema9t unb
piirbe ielbI ,rebenb ben gontraft err
balten baben, penn nt6t Der einfdlz
tige, aus alter 3ett ~ftammenbe Ser
traq, ben Die Ser. Staaten BON ben
f6lauen GnglGnbern Ii9 batten auf@
biirben lafen, i'm Wege geitanOen
hdtte. 60 aber muBte Der gontraft
Dem nG9ftnieorigsn 8ieter, benz
gramp'f9sn S9iffsbaubof, gegeben
perben uab bic Setroiter batten bas
9gaishsn. Gdpn bGmals purbe Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
ssro,1 Or. Iepie 8oor qus Ghi

UIUH OI. -FVHN FOEI NH- VTF~
eago unb lire 5Dei S6bne, Del9e
unldnsft na6e Corning, N.zg.. uuf
einem 3uge Der vGrie=8abn" tobfi9z
tig tpurben unb ii4 cine 3eit lang in
Corning in 9aft befanben, iinb nod
ni9t in gbicago eingetroffen, uno i6re
bortigen rsi9en 9erpanbten begen
8eiorgnife um tie. Sic tpuroen in
Corning laufeu sslufen unb ieBten
lebten 5reitas ihre Reiie mad G6icaz
90 fort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
9ntfrtGantes aus DER altfn i1rlt.

= Gin 9duner rel d, Der
ni9t o6ne 9umor 1T, tpur0e tiir3ll9
einem aus Der prpbin5 na9 berlin
iibergefiebelten Material : Waarenz
Sdn61er gefpielt. Sn Der Mtttagsz
ffunbe, ais er gerabe .alein i'm 9e<
i9dftslofale mar, trat Elm 9err in
ben 2aben unb perlangte ieinen Gpz
timber BON Syrup. Nuf Die 5rage
bes 9dnblers, Der falf4 geb0rt gu ha<
ben glaubte, erpiberte Der unbez
fannte &unbe, baB es ii4 nm etne
Wette ban0le. Nls Der SUIT gefuut
mar unb Der &aufmdnn 1 Wfdrt 90
Yfg. bafitr berlangte, mart Der SUM-
be Elm S6aleritiid auf ben 8ertaufsz
tif9. 6r. s. Dffnete bic 2~aoenfafe,
Inn 1 Mart 40 pig. 6eraus5ugeben.
Die len Qugenbltd benubte Der 5rer1@
be, um ben 3iemlt9 groBen gDlinDer
9rn. S. iiber BEN &opf 81 ftilpsn, 10
buB s. tpeber ieben, nod ipre6en
fonnte. Ser flebrige SDrup binoerte
i'm, ben Sut bonn 8opfe 81 5iehen.
DIS nad tur5er 3eit Elm neuer &urbe
in ben 2aben fam unb 9rn. s. aus
feiner iiblen Sage 6efreite, maAte otez
Ter Die embedding, baB Der erite
&unbe einen unberT4dmt fii6nen
@riff in Die 2abeni6ipinge gema6t
bate. 6r. s., Elm Sunggeieae, muB
ieBt 70 man9en iiiBen @iB 6Oren,
benin per ben S9aben Fat, brau4t
fir ben Spptt ni9t gu ior9en,
Sn fetner # en- q u M
mer i6rei6t Der n@ri5onu Slider"
vueber Die Sarmen @~ri5ona's cling
fiirsli9 cine ftatiItii4e NDti3 bur4 Die
0tlt6en 81Gtter, Die aus benz Genz
~fusbureau in Waf6in9ton itdmmte.
Wir buben feiner 3ett am 8etfpiel
bDn @ibeabQm 9ul9 na3getpteierl,
pie liiberli9 Sntel Gam BEL Der leBz
ten 8olfs5d6lung 5upege gegan9er1
1T. Ser @gent, Der bic 3a6l Der 9auSz
there unb bes @ie6es fir unfere Weltz
ftabt feYt5uitelen bate, bat iteben
ai6e, a6t3ebn @9peine unb unfere
SfficefaBe f6n0be bergefen. @s TT
nur gut, baB bic S9langen nt4t 81
ben 9aust6ieren seb0ren, fonit bitten
mir unIer btdes She'll 5ugenG6t gez
friegt; bic 8ieberieele bate nGmlt4
bas 9elirium tremens bermaBen, baB
fie fat beTtGn6tg rSnafes" ia6, On
berspo iastnt man Gbnli4e 8riiOer
am 3dblen geba6t 3u BADEN. CD 1T es
benin gefommen, baB man Die 3a6l Der
Sarmen b%erboppelt, Die Der S9afe
balbirt unb lie 9auptfeIbfru9t 4ri3oz
mas als &lfalfa angegeben 9at. OIL
falfd! Mir tpetten TN fere alte Pel5z
miibe gegen Iieben @dndpPfe, baB es
in Der umgegeno opn 8tbeabum 8ul9
breiBtg Meilen melt Ntemanben giebt,
Der nit 8eIttmmtbeit fagen fann, ob
@lfalfa cine S9langengattung Dber
cine neue Mart Motorpagen lit. Did
Sones, ben mir foeben barii6er fragz
ten, metnte, es mii7e nD6l elm GodD
Mountain : 3iegenbod CEMENT fein
limb babel mar er boQtommen MIDI
tern unb bur6au5 i'm @rnit."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
gnaeblide yeraubung zines gnfbe=
amten in 9anana.

9dpdnd, 26. Muguit. - 6. 6.
Weftaa, Gbef bes 9elbanpei1unes=
Bureaus bes bieiigen goitamts, berz
lieb beute 4benb iein 8iredu nit iei=
ner Sageseinnabme BON $4,000 in Der
Sui9e, UNI bas 8elb i'm @aabamte
einsu5ablen. Wdbrenb er in einem
Omnibus cine 3eitung las, tpurbe
linn bas 9elb geftoblen, unb er per=
miBte bafel6e BET feinem Qusiteieen.
3pei 9naben, tpel9e in benz Smniz
bus mitfubren, ertldren, tie bGtten qe=
feben, pie Elm Mulatte einem He9er
auf Der StraBe bus 9elbpadet 5u=
mart. Weftaa ftebt unter $4,000
Caution. Die 4ngelegenheit pirb
ben @eriaten CUR gntf9eibuns iiberz
lafen nerben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

2opffraBe unb 8elair> Marft. @tnaz
ftunbe: 9onneritags; 9irigent: s.
&drplus.
yMnficaG art Club"
9auptqudrtier: &nabe's t9aGe an
Der Olt<8dltimpreftr. Singltunbe:
Mpnta9s; 9trigent 9. Melamet.
yGbeGnetB."
5auptquartier: &ber's 6aIe, gde
BON Salt unb @aiternzQbe Sina=
itunbe: 9~ienitags; 9iri9ent u.
Shneiber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
Selbfmnrb cinrs SangcrS.
@pr6er bate er berIudt, einen &naz
ben All ertrdrfen.

Worber bdtte ct Der1u1t, e1neH THdz
ben 5u ertrdnfen.
WiIfesbarre, 3d., 26. Dug.
- Geeie .. &eeie, Der betannte Sdnz
ger aus @ales, pel6er piele preife
Bel fleinen uno groBen o@iitebOfoOs"
i'm 2anoe errungen bate, begtng
9el6fmorb, inbem er in Ylbmout6
BON einem Guberboote aus in ben
sSluB fprang. &rdnflt9feit unO
@6permut6 b~iirften bic urfa9en oes
@el6fmorbes gepeIen iein. Gr bate
beriu6t, Den - Sabre alien StanleD
goung, pelder nit INN ruberte, gu
beranlaHen, glei9faas Sel6fmoro 3u
bege6en. Qls Der &nabe barauf ni9t
einge6en tppqte, ipurOe er BON Steele
ergrifFen, Der offen6dr Die I6fi4t
bate, ben fGeinen 8urI9en tn's Wdiz
fer 3u tperfen unb gu ertrdnfen. Ser
Sunge idrie aus 2ei6esfrdften. @is
nige am ufer befin0li9e MGnner be-
Itiegen Elm &~uberboot, um bem &naz
ben 81 6ilfe gu ellen. Mls Neele od5
8oot 6eranfommen iab, iprang er in
ben SluB uno ertranf. Sin merit
piirbtges 3uIammentreffen lit IS,
baB Der Sel6YtmorO dn Oeriel6ea
@telle ftattfdnb, an pel6er i'm 2uufe
Der lebten 3pei Mo9en 3nei anpere
OaTeinsmiioe iid bas 2eben na9men.
DIS 8eefe Elm Boot miethete, beitan0
er barauf, baB INN baIel6e Ja6r3euJ
gegeben peroe, bon tpeldem ous Sp6n
Mars am lebten Montug in ben Sob
iprang. &sefe's 2ei4e lit nod ni9t
qefunoen tpprber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
yoree6rmnssma6reseft

Fnb better aIs 9eilmittel. Suits 2es
hsr<Niuen beilen niht nun, fonber1 tie
pertreiben, fpenn redt5eitis senommeri,
fopflamfr,su,
Cnspebfe, GaIenleiben. Waldrid.
msrfOpfuns, Gelbfudt. trase asber@
ssSt;ofeit unb dbnlide aronfbeiten.
gmtt's 2eber>Y iuem
furiren inter alien umFsnssu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

= 9as amerifanif9e &anonenboot
rMa9ias" fam seitern in Colon. Co
lOm6ia, on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

2Gnblt4es H.
@ater: rQ6er 70 ipat timmf 5ran3l?"
- Sobn Omit berbunbenem &ppD:
,g2o, @abu, mir ban uns unter6ulz
ten! graft BAN mer gnua; / ban
5pa BIDDER i'm &ppf, unb g gauge
9'ponb bam's mel 5'rifen!" - 8uz
ter: vNo, pann's Dir nur unterbalz
ten 6a1t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
WaaBe nnh 0emihte,

tpie bieIelben BON Der 8altimprer
N2eblz unb @etraibez8Orfe angenomz
men mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

NattondG. - o.: v@enn t9
mir iiberbaupt Elm @utomObtG an
f9affe, Dann MIR elm fran30itf4es,
3. 9. Mercebes go g.: n9as berz
pe6ieln Sic; Mercebes lit cine 6eutz
f9e Maf6ine." - a.: nSo?! 9a 6at
ipobl Der 0eutf4e 8aBenitein -" -
g.: nSie irren ft6; 8uBenitein 1T Elm
5ran5pfe." - a.: nBas Sic fqgen!
Sin 2anbsmann bes 9rafen SaQebz
ranb : 8erigorb, bes 9rGiioenten bes
fran3DiiI9en Qutomo6il Glubs?" =
g.: Seine Spur! Der 9raf SalleDz
rarb : YertgarO lit 4rdfiOent oes
beutT9en Glubs!" = o.: n&4, la1en
sic mid 5u~frieoen; bardus tann ia
fein 9eubel flug tperben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

aus Der S9Ginge ge5Oz
gen. - 2ebrer: rNie, 9u fannft
mir ni9t einmal bos Wort n8icpcle"
befiniren? S9dme Did! Step' Dir
einmal bOr, Semanb rt4tete Die Sra
ge an 9t9: @as tit Elm 8icpcle9 Was
piirbef 9u borduf ertpiOern?" =
S9iiler: Sd piirbe fagen: ga BIZ
rem Sic, Sic nt1en ni4t, mas etn
8tc1cle it'll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
6eiraths>0iren,en.

Nodfetenbe 6eiraths > 2icer5el
purben aeIern pom 0ttuar Ching
ffon i'm Common pleas>@ eriht aus'
eeftent:
gbparb 6ummerbader uno Mart
g.. @auman. @pplitdnt g.. 8. Wolf,
Nr. 1877, @iibspoppletonzS Ctr.
Winiam Sones unb Gillian S. Gou=
sine, 8eioe bon gbilabelpbta.
pbilip +. Gpsartp, Nepport Hefps.
unb Catherine 6. Glarfe. Mpplltani
s. 81. CARRIER, @rlington, MD.
Sames 6. Dunn unb eleanor
sbompfon, 9r. 1907, Weft 5apette'
Strabe.
Sobn s. Roples, Rr. 1913, Weits
Gabette : @trabe, unb Innte Ut
Smith.
George 80. 0ietrid, Ser. 7o4, SIRE
berid : Ibsnue, unb Gli5abetb S
4ftboff.
WiIiam q. Sampton unb Suite
@efton. @pplitant Sobn 9rob. Nr
337, gourtlanbzS 9Th.
Charles Wepers, Nr. 315, Sorreft:
@traBe, unb CLARA Segman.
9ptgbt 81. @an @oerd. Nr. 1872
garneb 8 Strabe, unb 2aura Q
2dnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

@emiit6Gi9. - 9aus6err:
uWas, sic polen meme 8afe err
bre9en?" - Gin6re3er: uNatirli3,
f6auen Sic nur aufmerffam gu, ba
f0nnen sic mas @lernen, faqs Ste
mai ben @ali1eG nt6t finben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28

**1 Sie ,5drmonie," tpel6e lire
unterbaltunsen ftets Der Saiion am
supafen perite9t, mu9t am l. Sep
TENDER einen 4usflug NIT Der ,Mefz
li9en MarbIdnoer 8ubnA mad pen=
Mar. Der berannabenbe 6erbit
ma6t bisie Qusfliige 81 ben empfe6=
lensmert6s1ten; ba5u fommt nod bic
ansenebme Gefenf9aft unb bic treue
5uriprge Der Gomits'h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-08-28
3um SGnaer=W ettfreit.

Rrof. 6einrid 3Onner's lIrtbsil iiber
bas Preisiingen bei'm Sdnserz
< Wettitreit in GDln. - Minfe fir
unfere n1mften Nreisrihter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-21
SCHLEY INQUIRY CROWD

Washington, Sept. l2.-It had been
expected that there would be an early
rush on the part Of the Washington
public 10 secure seats to the Schley
court Of inquiry. which began at the
navy yard today. but the contrary was
true and not until after IL o'clock were
all the 400 seats reserved for the pub
lie taken possession Of.
The early arrivals found the tool
shop In which the court Is to sit In
some confusion. The building Is new
and while the laborers had completed
their preparations for the court, the
cleaners were engaged in their work
up to almost the hour for the arrival OF
the court The man with dust broom
and cleaning cloth had scarcely disap-
peared when Admiral Dewey and his
fellow members Of the court arrived.
The building itself Is large oblonG
structure and looks more like tho
workshop which 1t Is intended to be
than a court house.
Indeed. while II is commodious and
clean and new. II created the impress.
| sion Of an impromptu court house In q
frontier community. With the cxcep.
ton OF two large fiags and huge gol,
den eagle on the colored wall back Of
the court. the walls OF the court hal
were entirely free from decorations
The seats except those inside the rail
ing were camp chairs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-21
NAH AnTEG NAILUkU,
VANO1 liz ALS ISLAND OF MAUI.
PACIFIC UNION OIL CO.
Located In the Famous coaIinsa Oil
Fields Of California.

FtS'ob "
Proven oil lands. completely sur.
by as rich oil.producing wells
as there are In the State. yielding from
80 to $50 barrels per day.
Contract prices for oil at the Goa.
inga wells, 20 cents per barrel.
With twenty-five producing wells ~
10" barrels each per day. ypu can
make your own calculation as to
profits.
.u: oil industry Of California Is In
Its infancy. yet many fortunes have
been made by judicions and lucky IL.
vestments In oil stock. Many mora
will be made in the near future.
The average advance on original
sales OF oil stock in twenty leading
companies in California has been
from 81 to sos per share.
Oil lands have advanced from $l.25
to $1,000 and $4,000 per acre.
When the Pacific Union Oil Com
pany has a number Of producing wells
on its property. its stock will have
the same show for even greater ad
vance. as some oil stock has advanced
from 81 to $500 per share.
The Pacific Union Oil Company has
no salariod officers, and is controlled
by wellknown gentlemen Of integrity
who will see that the money derived
from the sale OF stock will be legiti
mately applied to the development OF
its property.
For further information. apply to J
II. FISHER a. CO.. Stock and Bon,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-21
Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned. NJ. A. Gonsalves.
Ms administrator of the estate OF A.
C. Pestana. deceased. by virtue of an
order made and issued by the Hon
orable George ID. Gear. Second Judge
OF the Circuit Court OF the First Cir
cult. Territory OF Hawaii. in Probate.
at Chambers, authorizing and licens-
ing the said administrator to sell oil
the real estate belonging to the said
estate. hereby gives notice that ne
will sell at public auction. TO the high.
es, bidder at the salesroom OF James
i. Morgan. No. IS Queen street. in Ho-
nolulu. Island OF Oahu. Territory Of
Hawaii. on Saturday. the 2Sth day OF
September. A. ID. 1891. at IL o'clock
noon, all Of that parcel of land with
improvements thereon situate in Ho-
nolulu aforesaid. and popularity de-
scribed as:
! That certain lot or parcel of land
bounded mauka by home OF John Gu.
dcrSirk Waikiki. by property of W.
u. Hoogs makal, by Enos lane, and
Eva by Makid street. lying opposite
10 property Of W. Lishman and r.
Iishmnn, and particularly described
as follows, to wit:
! All of that certain parcel of land sit.
uate on the east side of Makiki street
! In Honolulu, Island Of Oahu. fronting
al feet on said Makiki street. with \
depth of 10 feet. being a portion OF
Royal Patent No. 6035. and containing
an area OF about 22.Ss0 square feet.
and being the same premises conveyed
To A. C.. Pestana by the following
deeds, to wit:
Deed Of Manuel Enos. dated Septem.
her 10th, 1855, and recorded In libcr
lla. page PA.
Deed OF J. s. Mattos. dated Septem.
her 10th. 1883. and recorded In libar
ll2, page PAS.
4 portion of the land described in
the deed OF j, =. Mattos. dated July
18th. 1895, and recorded In liber l5S,
page 81.
All recorded In the ONCE OF the
Registrar OF Conveyances 10 Honolulu
aforesaid.
Said sale being subject to conflrma-
ton OF the said Court.
Terms cash in 4. s. Gold Coin.
Deed at the expense oil the pur.
chaser.
For further information apply TO the
undersigned administrator. or at the
Office OF said James +. Morgan.
Dated at Honolulu, Sept. 18th, 1901
NJ. A. GONSALvES.
Administrator OF the Estate OF A. G..
Pestana, deceased.
|. NJ. LONG.
Attorney for Administrator.
l939.l5t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-21
SMOKING IN THE CARS

One who has recently travelled from
ocean 20 ocean, visiting many cities on
the way, says
In nearly every place smoking Is al
low Cd ~ the last four seats % the open
GUNNER cars. II Is not permitted, of
course, ir the closed cars run during
the winter.
Where trailars are used ! noticed
that ladies took 10 the forward or mo-
tor car when there Is room therein. |
have sseu men keep their cigars and
pipes alight even In closed winter
trailer, but whenever lady Glanced TO
eater the ear the conductor would
promptly stop the smoking,
"The most peculiar regulations I
found at Buffalo. Taking a Niagara
Falls electric express on Main street.
II happened to be one having "A smok-
ing compartment In the rear end. Two
ladies sat down ir that compartment
when Their" was room In the main divi-
sion. The conductor told them % their
mistake. out they saio they we're oniy
going a few blocks and kept heir seats.
Although som. OF the smokers ceased
puihag Will. the ladies' remained. all
appeared TO feel That their rights were
traDsgr"ssed.
ON returning from the Faiis. .ow-
ever. It was In . ear that had no smok.
ing compartment. stood upon tho
rear platform. the ioo- being kept
closed. ami lighted up q fragrant Ave.
center. Tn" conductor stood oy my
side ard said nothing until the city
was approached. Then ne ordered ma
TO stop. saying tina; no smoking apon
the platform was alios.d within the
CITY ln1i,.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-21
Law FOR ASSASSIN

New York. Sept. l2.-General Ben.
'amin Tracey holds that Congress has
power to pass law providing for al.
'olute punishment for crimes like
hat OF CZolgosz's without any consti.
utional amendment. General Trace
= quoted AS saying:
ut has been suggested that Grim"
uch AZ that which startled the whole
'Ountry last Friday should be made
reason. Il IL impossible for treason
against country Is clearly defined and
limited by the Constitution itself 10
armed resistance to the power Of the
Government or to giving aid or com.
fort to its enemies.
"The same result, however. can be
reached In another way. There is
such n thing as a breach of the peace
of the United States as distinguished
from a breach of the peace OF the
commonwealth or state, and the Fed
cral Government undoubtedly has lie
power TO prescribe a suitable penalty
for breach Of the peace"