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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-10
THE YACHT
FOR Upton
Designer G. W. Watson Thinks He
Now Has the Crack
Model.

LONDON, Dec. 29.-George W. Wat
sons deSertion of the Hendersons and
his employment by the Dennys, who
have never built sailing yachts of any
description, to construct Sir Thomas
Lipton's second American cup challen-
ger, has created much discussion and
hitherto has not been explained.
A representative of the press learns,
however, that Watson was influenced
by the benefits derived from the test
ing tank used by the Dennys, which
he first tried with the yacht Lysistrata
After this he utilized the tank for a
series of experiments to determine the
best hull shape for the Shamrock II
before he signed the contract with SfI
Thomas Upton.
He is convinced that he has discov-
cred a hull much better than anything
that he has ever designed. The test
ing tank is in a reality a pond 200 feet
long, % feet broad and feet deep
Over it is a railroad with car drawn
by stationary engine. The model is
attached to the carriage and the speed
got from every model FOR every ounce
: of power is automatically recorded
There are arrangements also for test
ing at all keel angles. The apparatus
is said here to be the only one of it:
kind in the world. By it's means Wat
son has tried a dozen models. The I'M
portance of these experiments can bt
judged from his admission that it wa.
| due to fault of the hull that the Val
kyrie and Shamrock failed.
| It is believed that the new boat vii
stand driving hard without drawing {
big quarter wave behind, hence th'
secrecy which is so carefully observed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-10
EIGHT LEPERS
IN TWO HACKS

Nahoolewa replied that he had gone
to the stable of the board to get the
wagon, and finding none there, had
ordered the hacks. 1t was late and
did not question him further about the
matter but told him to be at the Office
of the board at o'clock in the morn
ing.
Il shall thoroughly investigate his
story and act on the best information
I can obtain The Board of Health will
use of public conveyances for lepers.
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth, when
asked over the telephone what he knew
of the matter, said: II was at the sta
tion when 1 learned that Nahoolewa
had telephoned from there for two
hacks for the lepers He had walked
the eight from the wharf through the
streets to the station, and leaving them
OUTSIDE the DuHd1ng, went Ia ana sum-
moned the hacks. 1t was reported to
me and / asked Nahoolewa If it were
true that he had sent the lepers in
hacks to Kalihi He said it was. ]
pictured to him the idiocy of such a
step, and he said that he had not look
ed at it in that light. He acknowledg-
ed he had done wrong. I said nothing
about it to anyone, as I intended to
lay the matter before the Board of
Health, and as it is not directly po-
lice affair."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-10
Public Carriages
Conveying the
UncIean.
CRIMINAL ACT OF
DAVID NAHOOLEWA
Agent Of Board of Health Must
Answer for His
ldiocy.

Eight lepers rode about the streets
of Honolulu last night in public hacks.
Eight persons far gone with the
disease that has of all things saddened
and injured Hawaii, were put in public
conveyances and sent by Board of
Health agent to the leper receiving
station at Kalihi.
These same hacks after depositing
their unclean freight sought and car
ried other passengers Perhaps the
wife of one of the most distinguished
citizens of Honolulu rode in one of
these leprous- tainted hacks
Perhaps some mother of beautiful
and healthy children sat in one of these
death-haunted vehicles, and with bare
hands touched the cushions on which
a few minutes before had reclined the
unfortunate outcasts of humanity.
The eight lepers came from Maui on
the gasoline schooner Eclipse. They
had been collected on that Island, and
were sent by Sheriff Baldwin in care
1t
from the Board of Health The duties
of these deputies ended when they de-
livered their charges to an agent of
the Board of Health here.
When the Eclipse arrived David Ma
hoolewa, who is trusted agent of the
Board of Health, received them.
Nahoolewa should have had at Sor-
enson's wharf, where the Eclipse tied
up, an ambulance of the Board of
Health to convey the lepers to the
station.
boards stables, so he telephoned for
two hacks to stand "a.
The hacks came. One was number
L 217, driven by Abraham Kekai, and the
number and name of the driver of the
other could not be ascertained last
night by the Advertiser.
/ Nahoolewa piled the eight lepers into
| the hacks and sent them to Kalihi in
the custody of the drivers. The hack
men We're promised 81 each for their
loads, and were told that the Board
of Health would foot the bill.
When the hacks returned from Ka-
| lihi they went on Stand 81 and waited
for customers. 1t did not matter that
one of the lepers was so terribly
diseased that the sores Of the leprosy
were fearfully apparent on his face.
and that the matter from these sores
might make the hack a very fright
full source of evil.
Nahoolewa must have been conscious
of having done a wrong thing, or more
likely the censure of someone who
learned of his criminally foolish con-
duct, must have scared him, despite
his years of familiarity with the hand
ling of leper freight.
Nahoolewa called up Executive Off
GER Pratt of the Board of Health g
short time afterward. Here is DR.
Pratt's statement of .the conversation
, between Nahoolewa and himself:
"Nahoolewa," says DR.. Pratt, rang
me up at my house after nine O'CLOCK
and said that he had been taken tt
task by Deputy Sheriff Chillingwortl
for using public hacks for conveying
; eight lepers to the Kalihi receiving
station from the schooner Eclipse. H
!, said that he had sent the lepers il
hacks. and that he realized he had no
done right.
'I was astonished at the mans state
4 ment, and asked him why he had no
used the Board of Healths wagon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-10

sa-hai' the murderer of Won Ketteler,
as decapitated Jan. on the. scene OF
res resident Hays, C. P. Huntington's sue
ssor' VIII make 10 changes in Southern
me Connor Mercantile Co.'S establish
fiInt at Burlington, Ia, burned out with
me southern Pacific Coast line between
Pan francisco and Los Angeles will be
ppen next month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-10
Heroism Recognized.

YOKOHAMA, Dec. 2S.-The distin-
guished bravery of Mr.. James Watts,
whose ride from Tien-Tsin to Taku
the north was the means of saving
Tien-Tsin, has been rewarded by the
German Emperor. He has received the
Rettungs- -Medaille, which is high
civil decoration given for the saving
of life. 1t is to be hoped that this is
not the only mark of appreciation Mr..
Watts will receive.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-10
A Ho rible Crime.

YOKOHAMA, Dec. 2S.-About 10
o'clock on the 26th instant, a man
named Ayuda Makoto. living at Nish-
ikatamura, Tsuga District, Tochige
Prefecture, murdered his wife and his
foster mother, by whom he was adopt
ed. After committing the horrible
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-10
OPTICIANS.

DON'T NEGLECT YOUR EYES; you
have but one pair. Don't wear other
person's glasses; your eyes diner from
theirs. Don't wear cheap, improperly
made glasses; they will ruin your eyes.
Consult 8. e. LUCAS. OPTICIAN, Love
Bldg.
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AGENTS.

|. sILVA.-Agent to take acknowledg-
ments to instruments, district Of Kona,
oahu; at W. c. Achis Office, King St.,
hear Nuuanu.
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sTENOGRAPHERS,

u. AVERY.-Public Stenographer, at
GEAR Lansing's insurance department.
s'ound floor. Judd bldg; Tel. Main 369
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ENGINEERS.

PHAS. v. E. DOVE, C.E.-surveyor and
Civil Engineer; office new Magoon bldg
cor. Alakea and Merchant Sts.; P. o..
box N. Orders taken for typewriting.
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hIsDON IRON WoRKs.-Engineers and
Builders of Pumping and Sugar Ma
chinery and complete power plants; Of
nee, room IL. Spreckels block; Tel. 1874.
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PR. T. KATSUNUMA.-Of Club Sta
bles; hours, a. m. to 4 p. M; Tel. AZ.
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Pr. A. E. NICEOLS.-Ofice Alakea st.,
with DR.. Anderson; Office hours, $50
toI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-10

LANES T. TAYLOR, M. Am. Soc. G. E.
Consulting Hydraulic Engineer; t96
Judd Blk, Honolulu; Tel 9s9.
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e. GROSSMAN, D.D.SeAIakea st.,
& three doors above Masonic Temple, Ho-
nolulu; Office hours, a. m. to p. m.
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DR. A. N SINCLAIR-Boston Bldg /;
& hours, II to 1, 8 to 5. z to 8; Sunday, IL
to 2; tel. of. main 2S5; res. W. 2S61.
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INSURANCE.
ARCHITECTS.

ARCdTTECIS.
& PAGE, Architects and
Builders.-Oflce rooms "a, Arlington
Annex, Honolulu, H. l.; sketches and
correct estimates furnished at short mo-
tice; Tel. 20; P. o. box rs.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
1. B. CHAPMAN. = Veterinary Surgeon
and Dentist; Office King st. Stables;
Tel. 1888; calls day or night promptly
answered; specialties, obstetrics and
lameness.
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BROKERS

BROKERS.
z. j. CAMPBELL-Office Queen St. op-
posite Union Feed Co.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

kIAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS.
{fccLELLAN, POND & Co.-Judd Bldg;
Tel. Main 50.
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CONTRACTORS.

CONTNACTORS.
Nm. T. PATY.-Contractor and Builder,
store and office fitting; brick. wood or
stone building: shop, Hotel St., near
Barracks; res, 1641 Anapuna-
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pr. c. B. HIGH.-Philadelphi Dental
h College 1892; Masonic Temple; Tel. s13.
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crime, the murderer set his house on
fire. He was arrested later on.
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PR. A. c. WALL, DIR. o. E. WALIG-
once hours a. m. to p. m; Love
Bldg, Fort ST.; Tel 434.
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JEWELLERS.
fHREvE & CO.-San Francisco, Jewel
ers and Silversmiths. See advt. inside.
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Continued on Page 3D.
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ATTORNEYS.
.YLE A. DICKEY.-King and Bethel SITS.
Tel Se6; P. o. box 7S6.
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/. n. LoNG.-Attorney and Notary Pub
lie; 169 Bethel St
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4. n. MONSARRAT.-Attor Notary
Public and Commissioner for New York
and Cal, Merchant St.; Tel Main 68.
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kUELLA s. CLEVELAND, M.D.-Omce,
= 1Osa King ST.; hours, 9 to IL a M, to
80 p. m; Tel 63s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-03

@ietp bic l1nterI9riften aller Strlter,
tpel9e fir 9iidfebr an Die Nrbelt ltno,
p6ne 8efebl ba5u aus benz 0auptquarz
tier in pittsburg gu erpdrten, auf etz
nem biesbe5iigli9en S6riftitiif lam
melt. 9as Heiultat ieiner 8el1libunz
gen lit nod ni9t befdnnt. Die Go9e
gu 8up=@iefp 6GIt feline 8eriammlung
por nd9item Samitag.
&p6lengrGber : Strife IN
Senneffee.
SIiper Springs, Senn., z.
September. - Girfa 1000 8oblenz
erdber itanben beute i'm Goalz@reet=
0iitrift aug. g1ur einige fpertge
MGnner iinb in ben Merfen Der Gen
nefee goal 60" unb Der nSnpgptle
scSron Co." an Der 9lrbeit, lpGbren6 ale
3e6en Der ,@paleGreet Go," unb Der
DIAMOND Goal Co." auBer 8etrt.b
limb. Gin @treit H6er Die 2obnItala
perurfa6te ben Strite. Die 9ruben
Der v3oDal Goal &c Gote Co., 10
pie bieieltigen gu SenicO finb nit bol>
Ter Qlrbeiter3abl am Merte, bd it4 Die
Brin5tpale f6iebsgeri9tli4 nit thren
2euten perglihen baben.
Ote g q 9lage in g il bs@ b L
cago.
gbicago, Su., 2. September. -
&dum SO 2eute bon dnberen llnlonen
tpobnten geitern 9l6enb Der 8erfdmnz
lung BEL, pel4e Die Sta6larbeiter in
Siibz@bicago einberufen batten, INN
Die l1ria6e ibrer 8ei9erung gu ertldz
rem, ben 9(norbnungen bes PrdHoenz
ten Der v2(malgamateb @fOciatton"
6olge gu leiiten. 9ie 2eute be6auptez
ten, baB t9r Gontratt nit Der ncSQiz
nois Steel Co." betlig un0 un0erleB=
bar lei. Sir Die Siio=@6tcago'er
@tablarbeiter mar in Der beutigen &rz
beiterparabe fein Plab pffen gelaiIen;
bic 0irma bate baber 8Orbereitungen
fir Elm picnic getroffen, Inn Die 2eute
BON benz S6auplub i6rer 6eabii9tigz
ten 9emiitbigung fOrt5unebmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-03
Ser syeucrOamun.
Sptel6ranb unb 2ebenSperluit in
pittsburg. - @indIberunJ elmer
G6icagp'er 6o4ba6nzStatiDn.

9ittsburG 2. September. =
0ur9 bic beute fri6 erfolgte Gin
df9erung bes .6otel Mc8ee," eines
8rettsrgebdubes i'm Sfenbe, fam
Elm Menf9 um's 2eben, flint erlitten
0erlebungen uno piele 2lnbere entz
gingen nur nit tnapper got6 Sem
Sobe. Ser umgefpmmene 1T Der IL
id6rige 6arrp Mc8ee, So9n be5 giz
gent6iimers. @r i4lief in einem iiber
Der &i4e gelegenen fleinen Simmer
unb ipurbe bort gu Sooe perbrdnnt.
Die @erleBten itnb: Della Camp
ben, 9ienItmdb6en, % Sabre aft;
So6n 30. @rap, % Sabre aft; 0arrD
Marbis, 21 Sabre aft; 9arrpWCGouz
Der, S9anfipdrter; Wtarp BolpIbu,
OienItmGb6en, 20 Sabre alt.
Die Sbtgen iinb f6per berbrannt,
iperben iebo9 pabri6einli9 geneIen,
nit gusnabme Della gampbsa's, De-
rem 3uitanb fritif9 tit. Der 9rnnO
tpurbe bur9 grploIion zines 8alplinz
ofens perurfa9t, als Della Campbell
benielben an3u0iinben DerIudte.
Gbicdgo, 2. September. = Der
Squarez8abnbof Der 5isItgen
Metropolitanii9en 9o6babn purDe
bur9 Elm 6eute friib ausge6ro9enes
5euer fat total 5eritOrt. Der 8i[let@
Ngent entging nur nit tnappsr NpIb
bem Sobe. Gtpa Elm 9ubenb Wa9s
9ons, etn @aggOniduppen, Die Repaz
raturperfftGtten unb anoeres Gigenz
tbum gingen in 5lammen auf. Sin
Motormann, pel4er nit ieinen 2llz
ge por Der Station fpartete, bemertte
bas 5euer 5uerIt unD entfernte cirta
80 Waggons, ebe Die 5lummen iie
perni9ten tonnten. Der @erluit be-
trdgt etpa $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-03
Bon Trans Suiehh aenbelt.

Sta bt Merifo, 2. @eptember.
= Der aaiier BON Seitrei1 bat benz
bieilgen 8iirger Or. Srancisco &astd
tarfret ben erbli9en 8arpntiiel per=
lieben. Or. &asfa fam feineraeit i'm
8efolge bes &aifers Marimilidn bier
Der, blieb fpdter in fetnem 8erufe bier
unb erparb ii4 augemeine M9tltng.
Ils Oeitrei9 mini f9te, an Der
SteIe, mo &uifer Marimilian unb Die
merifanii9en 9enerGle Nirampn unb
Wfeiia erfdofen tpurben, cine @ebG4tz
ntbtapelle gu erri4ten, mar Or. Sastd
Der 8ermittler, tpel9er bic @rlaubniB
ba5u erbat unb erbielt.
Die grri6tung bieier &abeae fiibrte
ba5u, baB 3eprdfentdnten Der faiier@
li9en Samilie bon Oeitreih gu Der
giniDeibung na9 Merifo ginsen, mas
bunn 5ur Wieberaufna6me Der biploz
matii4en 8e5iebungen 5tpif9en Mlez
rifo unb Seitrei6 fiibrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-03
@erfeBt MIR Srutl9.
Die grDbte 20lpin i'm Seem Dorfer
nGentrulzpurt" min obIolut r1iAt
Gnalii6 lernen.

Die grDbte 20tpin i'm Seem Dorfer
uGentraIzpurt" min abIolut ni9t
GngliI9 lernen.
q pzg orf, 2. September. .-0ie
grDbte 2Dpin i'm rGentralzparf, q"
nGmli9 r9erman Marp," bat a6fotut
fein 8eritGnbniB fir bic englifbe
Spru6e, unb Die angeiteIten @drter
5erbre9en ii9 ben &opf bariiber, taB
Die 8iiitenfOntgin auf 8efeble, Die
ibr in Der englif6en Spra9e 5ugeru=
fen tperben, b1olut nibt reagirt. -
9as Sbier tpurbe bor ungefd6r iiez
ben Sabren aus uti6lanb inporz
tirt, mo es nabe3u iieb3ebn Sabre Giz
gent6um elmer Gtrfus=9eIelI6aft
mar. 6ier purbe es nit beut1 19sn
Commands eingebri[lt, unb es
i9eint, bab Die Q0pin auf tire alten
Sage ni6t mod etne anbere Spra9e
erlernen tptQ.
r8iu" S9neiber, tpel9er bic Mufz
1tdt uber r9erman Wfdrp" fii6rt, 1T
Der etn5ige Wdrter, Der nit Der 9eitie
um5ugeben permug, aber nur in beut@
f3er Spra9e funn er nit i6r etru3
ausri9ten. Wenn es bic beui I6en
2aute bort, iptbt n@erman Dtdrp"
bieSbren unb ipebelt nit bemS6tpeiz
fe, 8etreffs anberer Spru4en befunz
bet tie cine on 8era9tung gren3en0e
Wurf4tigfett unb bleibt rubig in Der
Gde ibres 8Gfies liegen.
Sireftor Smitb nunbert Ii9, baB
uSerman Marb" bic ibr in gnqltT9
augerufenen 9efeble ignorirt, od bod
2oDen bon anDeren 2Gnbern BEN
@nglif9en lei6t 5ugdngli6 finb uEb
mad fur5er 3eit enslii4e gommanbos
beriteben lernen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-03

wabpup& & Co, Teio.Qcri
g8srtbt 0errsn! = seit fat stpti 2ubr'n mar tt9
franf uub babe etniQs Der ertaDreHren aer3e I'M
n.n Wtreiuioter staoteu 3u Gatg Qs3oqen. S3
SoS,te unS tSant b,Sss gBa,r in ben @OtsSprir0s,,
art, abtr Gles taien BEL mir fsinsn GrtOlQ az
basen die ib Sbre An3si0t bemertte. b'N6l9B
ID nit Sbreu QlilDen sintn 8truh gu MAIDEN unA
otSroutats i'd uQbs,u JDd S6a3teln So natnt
jp.i pinsu pOr benz Salatsnosben nHO cine mad,
ostboH cIs rotro Gtpds, mas idb bisbtr eea
Srau8t babe. Ilsin osiNeu beitanO in elmer 9ebcra
fronfbht. T1eins 6uut uno msinc Gugsn narrT
gan, odb i6 bate i4Iatrigs 8ttable, mar ME
Elm 8ttrunttwtr, bate S6rler5en Direft tber oeGs
giob.l otraps aIs Oh bic Sale ouf Den gtageF
Bride. Dlsius GiHQtipsies ipdren iebr oft PETS
toeft DsiH Wuno mno Die 3unGe paren mriiten=
tbeils ,nt,iinpet appstit mar SDur cut, aber bic
Rabrunq ionnte uidt DTOousn uno lag i6Der inn
geaeen, 70 oaS bitielbe immer lpisoer empor fam,
so tOnnte muir ltt6t Stroaultbe Nabrung 5u mls
Hebmen. 9itte i9iden Sic mir ben p&atbGebcr.@
Gdturagpo! Sen 3duaa,
@otsSprn0s, art-
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6 ira Der'S 8
- 6nn0elSid1ttIc

Srpepritne. SudboItsn, Sd5niGreiben, aritbs
m.tif gnelii& etc. 9reift BEL 8eite
bic uisbriefen. ale ga4.r u S&rfb,
motsrialitn iohmirsi. Stsaunatn aaruntirt Iaas
riHt. Rtus 6ail.r taelid anaeuommsn. IA tids
tiee 9sbrsr IS mpstrne Sppeiuriisrs. 2tstes
Sdbr 753 6Gfltr. gsneee goaroiHe= s,nn Iiefert
8sfStisung ,u nieorieM 0rtiieu 3sbntes Sabr.
wan iAreibe, iyret, Dor oser telsphonirt fir aas
tdloo, nrldhcr 8rines aneiebt. Desbnlb 6freper's
bic bsf. eanbesiGuie in Baltimore it,
GbuIen in er. ee5. CR. Baltimore Etrales
urb Ser. 1914 GutdDs place
(Augl7, ,3Nts, IESnl
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81 YQolUoD'S
O. v YtQe1t

n.bm,n, tp.Ide Ous ebftm i6W:a bon alien OhsH
Qeuannttn gei6Dsrbsn belreIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-03
3ofttpe 6etrumS
Don 8ntarrb
Der Sbren, Nuie II. 6aIs
soc. fir einen Sefu6.
Sr. Sartleg, eps'ialta.
23sidbri9e grfabruns.

us8S
oe6en uno traten alS Solbaten in bag
8oeren6eer. GapitGn Rei4mann iOG
audi 6eri4tet baben, 0uB bic Bert7
ftGtten Der g}ieberluno 8a6n HE'D
Die 9DnamitFa6rif 8u johannesburg
in 8peren , 2lrfenale Derman0slt
fpur6en. Sir SO6n 2(roag6 ertIGrt
ba6er, Die N}Gnner, ipel4e in bielen
@erten arbeiteten, ieien 81 feirrer
@nti4dOigung pegen tbrer 0eportnz
tion bere4tigt.
Nur elm 8eretteter.
GonftuntinopeI, 2. Sept.--
Ser belgif6e 0ampfer nNordnmore
BON 8atum na4 8Om6up 6eitimmt,
ging in Der Ha6t bonn %. Quguit
nG6renb zines baftigen Sturme5 anf
benz i9par3en Mteere unter. Der eiHz
aloe ue6erlebenbe aus elmer 8emaRz
nung bon 40 perIonen Dur0e bier
SAGE IpGter in einem offenen 8onte
gefunben unb gu Ri3e6, Ditli6 pon
Srdpe5unt ,geldnOet. lle6er busS4it@
fal bes 3eites Der MannI4aft lit
Ii9ts betdnnt.
@cuubor's neuer Prd II
bent.
@uapaquil, 2. September. -
en- llebereinItimmung nit Der Ser
fqiIung Der Republif @cuaoor i6erga6
leBte Na9t IL llbr in Quito Prdiioent
General GloD 4Ifaro bas 9rGitbenz
tenant ieinem Ru4folger 8eneraG
Qeonibes pld3u, frii6er PrGiibent be5
Q6geprbnetenbauies Der Republif.
Der friibere prdi iibent tptrb in etutz
gen Sagen bier erpurtet. Sm gdn3eH
Qanbe berri4en Sronung unb 3ufrtez
benbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-03
Cine Ianse Elite

BON arantb.itssGr iteinuHgu: biafe faSls geFdbts=
farbs, l6lepter @sidrtaf i'm Munos, 9idbuuo&n,
9srfopfung, S6pinotl, Giimurern por o,u auq n.
S,erlflopi,n. o6lafl0Fafeit, e5elbiudt u1n.rjgs
c3l:loer =stni3Dsnuuafn. Sbmr;sn i'm areu, H. l.
IN. aat otsle Spmptomt s3ui&nrm.n ooer tir;slns
Dsrielben fno slnsei3en Oes nabeaoen Gooes in
6ofge oints aDren 0iaetu=, 2sblr= OD:r Risrsn=
le0eus. psnn 9br MIDI ialeunigft 6hlie iubi uRo
iinoet 5E oem bfriibrt.n Rlturb.ilm:tttl 81. Ssrz
Haro=&rduttrptuen eenannt. Cir nur 25 @mts in
allen 4pptbefen ln baben. hi, So, Ga, IGSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-03

= Die britiI9e 8arte .GoueIfie,4
pelhe am 9. Suli bon NetpcaitIe.
Neuiiionules, na4 8alparuiTp abs
ging, tit an Der RiiIte BON G6ili re>
f4eitert. gur elm She'll Der Wlann=
f9aft purbe eerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-03
N6 Don Salfl.
Cbun's Ganoaa= fabrt nad psrlin.
Saiier QSilbelm bat anaoi9 gernbt,
ben Rrinscn in Srioat Stuoien5
su cmpfan9en.

'ege 'efretGr Squires brin9t cine
lung annettirter &unltperz
fe China nit na6 4merita.-
G3ar g2ifolaus in 0dnemarf qez
Ianbet. = 9as 9rogramm fir
feinen 8efu6 in 5rantreiA.-
fapaben elmer reiden PbilubsIz
pbier Dame in 2onbOn. - Gol
5dffdungen gum 8etrage pOn
100000 begangen baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-09-03
nubebagen
tsad)-
bent GlfiIett. +

9..ionen, tusl6e mad Dem Gdtn llrbsbdosn pers
ipiiren nit sinem SsTiibl Der 9oab.it unO S3msrs
unp tpeide bGufta ire:H, oab bic RdbruHg pie elIs
ibnerts G5sni6t i'm WaQen liegt oor Dei9s an
Sartltbiafet, 6dmorrboiOsn, 9lutanbrang i'm Sos
bic Moqsnidurt, Iauisa, 5oobrennsn, Reptl4me2s
ssn, abIteu gcQen &abruug, ga5arttQem auTtoBtu,!
0er,i&pd6s oosr osr3tlopf ftdsnOsn uno >, b:'
snnsrSsn stfubltn, oDer mean lltgenp. bei'm &uiA
heS,n an S6puOd i'm 51ppit, s6leier Dor bsN
auotn, Siebcr unO oampisn 54mtrgen i'm RooIe,I
marosl an 9sripiration, gtlber 9dutfarbs, o3mers
s.u in osr Stits, 9rut, in ben @litosrn urr
pl5sliden @nidusn opn Sise leiosn, sollteu einiqs
Spitu psn
The Brunswick times-call. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1900-1902, 1901-02-22
Big Gathering at the City
Hall
EVERYBODY IS INVITED
Hon. G. G. Houston Will be Orator
Ofthe Evening.

The public meeting of the labor union
will be held at the city hall tonight
beginning at s o'clock and the public
generally is invited to be present.
Hon. c. c. Houston, of Atlanta, a
member of the Georgia legislature will
address the meeting as also will Messrs.
A. D. Gale and J. T. Coleon of this
city and those who attend will hear
some eloquent speeches.
President Jones and mem bers of his
union, urge the citizens to attend this
meeting and they promises all who 90
an evening Of entertainment and in.
struction.