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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-29
ROOTS PENETRATE
SEWER PIPING
Discovery at Judiciary Building
Reveals Odd State Of
Affairs.

Hundreds of feet of earthen sewer
piping is being removed from the Judi
ciary grounds and replaced with iron
pipe, the joints being closed with solder
For sometime past waste water has not
flowed freely from the Judiciary Build
ing through the piping and an investi-
CATION showed it had become clogged
E. r. Bath, the plumber, who has had
charge of the change of material, ven
tured the opinion that the roots of trees
growing in the Judiciary grounds had
caused the trouble.
When the earthen pipes were laid
bare, roots were seen to have penetrated
the cement joints, ana when several
lengths We're broken out they contained
root vegetation inside which almost
filed the pipe. In some cases the roots
inside had become matted and when
the pipe was broken away the growth
retained the circular form of the COW
ering.
The roots came from palm, monkey
pod and banyan trees and Mr.. Bath
estimates that in some instances the
roots had travelled at least ninety-five
feet to enter the pipe. He explains
this regularity with the statement that
with earthen pipe and cement joints
moisture is prevalent along the route of
the pipe and toward this the roots
travel to absorb it, Tiny shoots pene-
trated the cement and when once in
side the pipe assumed the usual size
of extended roots. A photograph was
taken by williams of several lengths
of piping which had been broken open
to show the interior growths, and
photographs were also taken Of the
manner in which the roots had made
their way inside.
A short time since Mr.. Bath removed
several hundred feet of the same kind
of piping from a residence and GROUNDS
at Waikiki, the piping having become
clogged and matted with vegetation a
resident who was about to put in earth
On sewer pipe on his premises was ask
ed by Mr. Bath if there were trees ana
plants growing there. When answered
in the affirmative. Mr.. Bath told MIN
If would be throwing money away TO
use anything but iron pipes as the roots
would surely make their way inside
cement jointed pipes.
1t is believed that much Of the trou-
bile about town with sewer connections
is due TO the use of earthen pipe and
cement joints.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-29
Won GRAEVEMAYER
WANTS $4,000

The battle on Laysan Island between
Max Schlemmer, the king" of the
rocky isle, and Albert Won Graevemay-
err in which the latter was worsted, and
which was exploited in the police court
on Wednesday, is again told of in an
action for damages brought in the Cir
cult Court against the king" by Won
Graevemayer, in which the latter de-
mands $4,000 for injury to his character
and feelings. He states that on Au-
gust II on Laysan Island Schlemmer
did strike, bruise and otherwise i'll treat
him, all of which he says contributed
to iniure his character.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-29
WAIMEA WILL
HAVE NEW WATER
The Plans for a Water Company
Endorsed by the Stock
holders.

During the next 60 days the commit
tee of stockholders of the Waimea Sug-
ar Mill Company will give its attention
to the formation of water company.
for the purpose of fufning water upon
the lands of the company, which is re-
garded as the solution of the difficult
ties in which the company has fallen,
and which, according to figures placed
before the meeting of the stockholders
yesterday, will clear up the estate with
in three years.
The meeting was a well attended one
and the report of the committee as pre-
pared by E. H. Paris, w. E. Rowell and
e. +. Couant, was not only long but
exhaustive. 1t was set forth that the
committee after long negotiations had
come to the conclusion that the saliva
ton of the plantation was the forma-
ton of a company to bring water to the
fields from the mountains. This water
belongs to Gay & Robinson, and those
gentlemen nave extended the option of
leave to the company for time sufficient
to permit of the formation of a COM
pany for the development of the plans.
There is another point in the read
justment of the lease of the water
which will relieve the company from
embarrassments, in that now Gay &
Robinson viii agree to the use of the
water upon lands not Immediately in
the ownership of the sugar mill COM
pany, but as well to the lands which
gre Under lease fhiS HAVING haan a
point long under discussion between the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-29
Honolulu and KuaIOa Stage Line
FINE PASTURAGE.

Horses and cattle pastured close to
Honolulu. 200 acre run; for terms, etc.
amply to room eOs stangenwald build
ing.
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THAYER & LAMENTATIONS 60
and So4 Stangelwald building; Tsisa
phone 3eS Main.
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CATION, NELL e. CO., LTD--HnSe-
neers, Electricians and Boilerm~ker-'
Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-29

ALBERT b. CLARK. D.D.S.-BerctA-
mia and Miller; office hours. TO T.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.

THOMAS FITCH.-Offices e01 StanGen-
wald building, Honolulu. T. II. WIZ
practice In all the courts.
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BROKERS.

E. J. wALKER.-Coffee and Merchan-
disc Broker. Office room 4, Spreekeas
block, Honolulu.
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e. TAPPAN TANNATT.-Civil ans
Electrical Engineer. ONCE, Room =
Spreckels block. Residence, 1918 VIII
der Ave- Telephone, Main lSS.
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JAMES T. TAYLOR, M. Am. Soc. Q. ~:
Consulting Hydraulic engineer ~
Judd bldg, Honolulu; p. o. box Sss.
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CONTRACTORS.

VIM. T. PATY.-Contractor and Buile-
er, store and office fitting; shop Ala
kea St. between King and HotsA,
res, 1871 Anapuni.
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NOTICE.

who do need, protection from physi-
cal or moral Injury. which they are
not able to obtain for themselves.
may consult the Legal Protection
Committee of the Anti-Saloon
League, Mcintyre building. W. n
RICE, Supt. olos
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-29
EN0RAVERS.
INSURANCE

w. BEAKBANE.-Card Engraving an
Stamping; room 8, Elite building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-29

4. e. GROSSMAN, D.D.s.-AlakeA nts
three doors above &ssonic Tempies
EonoIulu: office hours, 3 an. TO 4 p.u-
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ENGINEERS.

ARTHUR c. ALExANDER.-eurvsy-
or and Engineer. 400 Judd bldg; ".
o. box 7S2.
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DIR. A. c. WALL. DIR. o. Il. WALL
Office hours, q. m. to D. m; Low
bid. Fort ST.; Tes. 434.
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Continued on page I'D
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-29
MUSICIANS.
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. r. M-TAMURA.-Ofce 1869 N1u-
anu st. Tel. White 152; to p. M
and to 1880.
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PRICE FIVE CENT?
! PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
THOMAS FITCH.-ofices eO1 stanRam-
| wald building, Honolulu. T. II. WIZ
practice In all the courts.
THAYER & LAMENTATIONS 60
and S04 Stangelwald building; TeiSa
| phone 398 Main.
BROKERS.
e. ]. wALKER.-Coffee and MerchaM-
disc Broker. Office room 4, Spreeke1
| block, Honolulu.
CONTRACTORS.
VIM. T. PATY.-Contractor and BuiIas
er. store and office hitting; snoP 49, A..
kea ST., between King and hotsAs
res, 1871 Anapuni.
DENTISTS.
DIR. II. BICKNELL.-McInty bla9-s
| rooms and "A; office hours, TO
ALBERT b. CLARK, DD.s.-Bercta-
MIA and Miller; office hours. TO
4. e. GRossMAN. D.D.s.-AlakeA ~
three doors above &asonic Temps
Honolulu; office hours, am. TO Pm
DIR. A. C. WALL, DIR. o. e. WALL
Office hours s q. m. to D. M; Love
bldrr. Fort ST.; Tes. 4s4.
ENGINEERS.
ARTHUR c. ALExANDER.-eurvsy-
or and Engineer. 400 Judd Didg'; ".
o. box 733.
CATION, NELL & CO.. LTD--Eng1-
neers. Electricians and Boilermakeras
Honolulu.
n. TAPPAN TANNATT.-Civil ans
Electrical Engineer. ONCE. Room 4
Spreckels block. Residence, 1918 Will
der Ave. Telephone, Main lSS.
JAMES T. TAYLOR, M. Am. Soc. G. -
Consulting Hydraulic Engineer' 20
Judd bldg, Honolulu; p. O. box tss.
EN0RAVERS.
w REAKBANE.-Card Engraving anB
Stamping; room 3, Elite building.
INSURANCE.
| .HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
co. OF NEW YORK:
| g, B. ROSE, Agent, honoiuiu.
MUSICIANS.
COOKS MUSIC sCHOoL-Love bldg.
Fort st. It's methods are the result
of 30 years experience In teaching.
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. T. M-TAMURA.-omce. 1859 N1u-
anu st. Tel White 152; to p. M
and to 1880.
DIR. ]. UCHIDA.-Physician and 9ef-
Reon: office, Beretsnia. between .ors
and Nuuanu streets; office hours. Ds
| IL a. M, to 8 p. m; Tel. LII WhISe.
NOTICE.
PERSONS needing, or knowing Of those
who do need, protection from pnysi-
cal or moral injury, which they are
not able to obtain for themselves,
NAV consult the Legal Protection
Committee of the Anti-5aloon
League, Mcintyre building. w. h
RICE, Supt. oIos
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ennncLmnrn cinrg selbRmarberg.

salt Stir, uta6, 2.2ug.
-o5n Dem Sult8uluce 8ergnijgungsz
plaBe bat s. 6. M}cGa5Iin, Elm betanna
ter @ru6enunterne6mer, in truntener
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fano, erf&Ofen, Ieinen @efd6rten s.
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ben Ropf Iein 2e6en gesn0et, Die
8lutt6ot ~erei9nete ii6 3u friiber9}Orz
ganitunoe uno mar Oa5 Ihredlt4e Gns
be elmer burf526ten Naht.
McGa8lin par geIern M}Organ no3
sinem Gtrtite nit ieiner 6rdu an cine
Spree" gegangen, peter5 uno Die
6ii614e &eanerin Ieiiteten i6m 9eTeus
T6uft. Sn feu4ttpe5miit5t8cr Stimz
mung tlagte er ben @sf06rten i2tn
e6eli6es QeiO, nuroe a6er 0arum nltr
beripottst. Sn 8ut6 3prang CT uuf,
3oq einen 8cpolD2r unO feuerte auf
feline 8agleiter m26rere S6iTe al.
Die erfte &ugel t0otete oa5 @}do4en,
8eter5 lDuroe our4 einen SduB in
bic 8ruit lebensgefa5rli6 berpunoat.
Damn ri6tete Der 8aienoe Die S6uBz
naffe gegen feline re6te S6ldfe un0
brad nit 0ur45o6rtem8Opfe fter6sno
3uiQmmen.
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,,Sarmonie."
Seute, S;pnmtag, Nuartctt =Wrcts=
iinacu inn S%lubbGnfe. (215)

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nib. - 6r. SEP. 6. McGa6an, mel
der am Mittpo9 gu @lpnOOn aug
benz 2eben i9iso, puroe geitern 9ta8z
mittag 5 u6r auf Der nW}t. OIipet Sc
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oeben. Die 2ei9enfeier fanO tm9rOBz
lpqen5immer be5 5reimaurer : Semi
pels Itatt uno begann um 3 u6r, Die
@erempnien Der Stride ftanOen inter
Qeitunq Ser Yaitpren 6. 8. Mation
Don Der 9arlem : 8art 6ii60fl.zmez
tbobiItii6en Stride unD 9enrp Brand
BON Der YresbDtertaner : STRIDE 5n
@Qicott : Gttp, nel9' 2eBterer audi
&aplan Der M~arDldnber 8roBloge Der
sFreimaurer 1T. g}a4 Dem Gir6enz
qottesoienIte begannen Die 3rouerz
Geremonien mad Dem 3itual oes6reiz
marrer : Sr0ers, tpsl9e inter Set
tuna Der 8eamten Der 8rpBlpge tam
ben uno febr einbrud8pOQe tparen.
Der Sara nit Der 2et4e mar i6on
um II 16r 8ormittags pom Srauerz
6auIe, Ser. 1908, 9arlem Ioe., aug
na9 benz @rpBlogen3immer i'm 6ret@
maurer : Sempel gebra4t poroen, ND
Die 2ei9e bis CUR fetgeieBtsn Stunoe
fir Die 8eeroigung aufgebabrt unb
BON 9unOerten 6reunoen unoSefdnn@
ten bes 8%er1torbenen beIt9ti9t naro.
Sin tbatIG6li6er 9Qrten BON prd9@
tigen 8lumenItiiden umgdb benSarg,
unb oben auf bemielben lag oas peiBe
S9ur3feq, pel6e8 6r. McGubdn fetn
2ebsn lang in OenO rOensItBungen ge@
trdgen. Sine @brenpa6e, beIteheno
aus ben $50. Sobn 9eaper, GOparO
SO. 2aing, 9apiO 0ro9an, Ri6aro
Wiaiams, &obsrt 81. 9ennett, Gbas.
&editt, .. S. Setter, MatpfonS mprt
unb Sohn S. Stride, idmmtIi9 Naitz
qlieber Der Union : 2oge," pel9er
Der 8erfprbene onseb6rte, belt Bel
Dem tobten 8ruber Wd6e. Die 8abrz
fu9trdser paren ebenfaGs MitglieOer
bieier 2oge. Die Gbrenba6rtu9trGz
aer beitanben ous9eumten bes MarD=
lamb : Snitituts unb Mitglieoern Der
Mlarpldnber 9roBlpge bes Greimauz
rer4Srbens. Inter ben aablrei9en
8lumengetptnben, tpel9e an Sarge
nieoergelegt puroen, befunDen fi4 iol>
DIE BON ben folsenOen 5reimaurers2o=
aen: @roBlose BON MarpIanb, @roBz
Gapitel Der t6nigli4en Gr3maurer,
@roB : gpnail Der f0nigliden Meiz
ter, Grob : g~omtburei Der Sempel=
ritter, Union : QOge Rr. 60, @oncorz
bia : aapitel J2r. 1 Der fOniglifsn
gramaurer, gruiaOe : @omtburei 0r.
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pitel Scr. 5 bes Sr0ens ngaFsrn
Gtar." DR 3abl Der 2eiotra9enoen
mar cine iehr grObs
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Gin ftoreer eraf4ieer 211otere
ST Ger Grfdlafung u~nterporfsn -,pe:rppra TT Elm
Gderes u1ittel CUR mieoerberfelung.

Gin Sonic lit cine mebitir, Die ets
Y men She'll bes S1item8 trdftigt. Gs
oiebt peri6ieoene Sprten Sonics, aber
bas in bieIem 2auOe am meiIten gez
bruu8te Sonic, no &atarrb DorberrI4en0
lit, lit Elm 5Onlc, Das auf bic S9leimBGute
tptrtt.
Perunu 1T elm Sonic fir bic @dleims
6dute bes gau3en &0rpers. Gs bele6t Die
Capillary girtulatiOn Der 3arten Memz
brunen.
9eruna 1T elm Gigenmittel in ieiner
0irtung ouf Die S6leim6Gute. IS lit
Elm Sonic, ba5 Bis CUR 8ur3el aller
fatarrbalii6en 4ffettionen bringt. IS
bels6t bic t~leiniten QDern uno Die Gnbs
buntte aller g%terpenfaIsrn, &utarr5 tann
ni6t fange egiitiren, no Peruna rt4tig
~anQeusnDet pirb. Parunu ipirt &atarrb
auf in alien beritettsn SbeiLen Oe5 &Orz
pers.
qaul 2anbrum f6rsi6t bon Qtlontus
60:
g2eBten Sanuar ba8ann i4 nit benz
0ebruu9 S6ra5 9eruna unb 4tandltn fir
orgauii6e 9er36ef4neroen. 9amul5
tonnte i9 faum na4 metnem 9ei9dft5a
plaB geben, Obne unterpegs aus3trubeT
uno tpenn i'd bort u~nlangte, par iA gdn5s
lid eri6Dpft. 5atte beftige 9er3i6mera
gen un0 mar allgemein i4ptn0lt4. Itad5
benz Gebrau9 Der erTtsn Blaf6e Yeruna
trat 8eferung elm uub beute bin i6 elm
qeIunber Mann, arbeite bier5e4n Stunoen
tdgli9 o9ne ieOe 9elGitigung." - PauL
QunOrum.
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& 8. q. &C., in 8eitS8urllngton, Sa..
I9reibt:
SD bate MagensRatarr6 uno 1nterz
Ieib5beI4ner0en fir cine Rei6e BON So5z
rem. SD panOte mid an melrere Dot
loren, fonnte uber feline Ibbtlfe finoer.
G6lieBlt4 f4itte mid elmer Der 9ottoreH
mad G6icugo, mo IS mir nt6t befIer erz
gin8. Die 4er5te Ia8ten, ie t0nnten
ni6t3 fir mid tbun, Oa i4 an N}agenz
freb5 Ieibe, pofiir e5 fem Wfittel 9ebe.
SD glaubte bie5 aud, Deun mem Atbem
mar entfebli4, 70 OoB i'd e8 taum au5@
balten tonnte. Sd tonnte nidt5 eiIen
obne iible 6Dlgen unO iDuroe ale Sage
f4ltmmer.
n66lieBli@ lam mir zines bon S6ren
8ii6ern 3u 9Gnben uno i'd enti4loB mid,
4crund gu bsriu9en uno ba5 mar meiu
Slid, benin i'd fanO 4bbiIfe unO 6eiluHg
BON Der f3redIt6en Rrunt6eit. SD nabm
flint 6Iafaen peruna unb 3lpet Blai4en
munaltn uno fi6Ie iebt ME ueuge6oreu.
Gs giebt niats bsfere5 pie Peruna unO
i'd 6uIte beTtdnbtg cine Jlai4e bQbon in
meinem 5auIe bOrrGtbig." u. 3d.
Sterb.
Wenn sic feline prompten unb befries
0tosnOen ReTultate erlungen bur4 ben
@e6ruu3 bon 4eruna, I4reiben sic IOfOrt
an Or. 5urtman pnb geben sic t9m eine
bOlIe 8ei4reibung S6re5 SALES; er nirO
Sbnen germ feinen %Dsrtb0OlIen 8atR groz
tt5 ertbeilen.
QbrsTe: 0r. 9urtmon, qreitoent Of
SIZE 9urtman Sunitarium, Columbus.
S5iO.
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Grnrn Nnnnrnticnrn.

9enDer, Sol, 2. @uguit,-9iz
ftrift8anpalt W}uQen Don 0ranO
Sunction lit telegrap6iT6 6ena6riaz
tigt Doroen, 0aB 6rau u. 9. SrOtng,
8eiiBerin elmer p~ert6ooQen Nngoraz
.3tegen6eer0e in 8ine 0}e7a, 6etpaFfz
nete S6uBlsute angeiteGt bat, I'm lire
6eeroen gegen m0roerii6e uebsrfdue
Seiten5 Der @ie66irten, Die ben @eiz
0eplaB aQein fir lire 8in0erz 9eer0en
BADEN pOuen, 5u 6eiQiiBan. @Or Sur
gem Dur0e elm She'll Der 3iegen6eeroe
BON einem 0uBeno 9epaHneter niez
oer8emodt. 6rau SrOtn8 fat AUDI
Die o36ierT6uB : @eieQi4aft" nm
8eiftano ongerufen, uno unter BEN
ieBt angeiteaten 8d6tern 6efinOen
fi6 eini8e @genten OieIer @eIeu54aft.
81 3i6tpng BON 2ln9oraz3iegen- in
Colorado puroe Don 5rau SrDing
nit Finan3ieIer unterItiBung zines
G6icagoer 8roBs8aufmanneS unterz
nommen, Der cine W}O6oirpoQz6a6rt
dn3uleden plant.
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aus Dem Snneret MarbInnb's urn
Den angren3ennen Staateu

Beenbeten bds Nopi3iat.
N4t iunge 2eute, bic i6r Nppi3iat
beenbet batten, legten geitern M2ittag
IN Der ct. Mdrien<&ir9e in Nnnapoz
liz tbr @elibbe db, unb 10 dnbere
tpurbem nit benz Ceramic pon Ct.
Mlphonius eingefletbet. Die Grfteren
iparen Die patrss George 8reinlein
unb Sobn 9rDa, Baltimore; SreOerid
&lenert, 8rooflpn, N.zg.; putrtf
3eonaro, Sligo, Srlanb; Sobn 9unz
ter, Pittsburg, unb Mi9ae1 @earin,
Nep<gOrf, urtb Die 8riiber Soiepb
Meit, Seattle, @aib, unb Sutin
Sttnner, Seutf6lanb. Don ben neurz
5ebn, Die eingefleibet tpurben, tpdren
IA gborzg1obi5en, nGmlt9 &i6arb
@6e6ra unb George q. 8artb, Nep=
Yprf; Martin 8. 9epner, &o9eiter;
Spfepb Struus, Buffalo; Sbomas 8.
9iffion, Sobn S. @binn unb Sobn 81.
Murpbp, Bottom; Sohn S. 8arrb,
5reberidton; Sames s. MeGauloii6,
9oronto, Canada; Muguitin S, Sic
bert unb Sofep6 g. Burner, p6ilabel=
pbia; Sames g. Glurf, 9obOten, g.
s.; Sames S, Srageier uno SOiep6
g. S9ud, Baltimore; 9dienbriiber-
So6n S. geiriq, Baltimore; MiGiam
moran, Bridgeport, Conn; Daniel
Sarrington, ct, Sobn's, N,z8,; 8.
S9neiber, Reparf, rs, unb s. s.
6aptpdrb, Bolton. Poter 6uber funz
girte ais NoDi5enmeiiter unb cine On
5a6l prie1ter mar I'M Santtuartum
anipeIenb.
Capt. 8Dron reftgnirt.
Capt. SoTepb 6. 8prDn BON Der
8unoesarmee ~reIigntrte, I'm itA Der
2p6ger6erz6irmo 8qron &c SO6ne in
williamsburg an3uf9lieben. Capt.
8Dron grobuirte in @et@Point uno
bat 20 Sabre in Der Qrmee geoient
unb an SnDianertdmpFsn II. Dem fpaz
mild : umerifanii6en &rtege t4silSez
nommen. Sn portO Eico pnr0e sr
perpunbet, unb 5tpei Sabre Fat er IN
ben p6ilippinen 5uge6ra4t. Gett ieiz
ner 8iidfe6r mar er i'm S4uplttlz
Mrfenal in g6ilabelp6ta ftutionirt.
Opfer Der 8ldmmen.
Oas Wo6n6dus nebt 2aben BON
Mtlton CHEM, 5 Meilen BON @eitz
minfier an Der Gs~iiterstDtDn 3odo, 1T
qeitern Nadt nieOergebrannt. 9a5
6aus fpurbe Don Samuel 8rpDn be-
no6nt un0 Der 2aDen BON Sermon
Steele benubt. 8eiOe Derloren tbre
ean3e Sabe, fpelbe t6silpetie Derz
iidert 1T.
9emotratif9e 9rimGrz
pa6len.
en- GurrolIzG puntp fon0en 8eitern
Die bemofratiid en P~rimdrpaRlen
itatt, 0as Gountp 1T einitimmi9 fir
Charles 6, 6inf, -unO in Der @onpenz
tion am Montag merOen 9els9aten
gepG6lt fperben, Die ieinen Namen in
Der Contention bes 5~tpeiten SongreB1
bifrifts in Sabre be 9race prG7enttz
rem tperDen.
Mprmonenz Mgitation.
Mapor %. s. Grai6en BON Win=
DIETER, 8irg, bat Mormonen~g}iiiio>
nGren berboten, in ieinem Orte 9}iI@
fionsarbaiten bon 6uu5 81 9ous gu
betrei6en, 3pei M}ormonen : Ipoitel
eriu4ten I'm G~rlaubniB, auf Der
6traBe gu p~rebigen, tpelhe tlnen per@
tpeigert purbe. 5ie pouen jebt eth
6aus mist6en, bort @%otteSOienIt bal
ten uno zen 8efe6l Oe5 NtaDOr5 auBer
M9t laHen.
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0rGB(id,cr 1InfaQ.

8erre 6aute, Sn0., 2. 2(ug.-
Sin neitli6 ge6snOer PaTagier3u9
Der n@anOaliaS8a6n" coQtOirte an
Der 10. StraBe nit einem OOu6eIeBz
ten S%traBen6a4n 8QggOn. Ser
Wuqgon puroe Demolirt unO MIR
nenig gafagiere entfamen pine Der
leBungen. Orei3ebn 1inO i4ner Oer>
punDet, un0 beridieOsne 6ralten t0n@
nan nt9t nit Dem Qe5en DQDOn tomS
men.
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Ser Gdb. GrQnf 9unn, NlOerunan Oe8 Gterrno;Dan5iglen 81
frits, idrebt BON 232 OF QdtnOinBiBfe @traE3 Seem YOt GiD
Peruna MIebicine g., Columbus, Ohio:
G8ert5e 6erren: vG8 gtebt fem Glttel fit e1 er4lafk8 GDfem,
10 bnl mir bdauat ii, Uede8 10 miriam 1T 'De Yeruna.
$50 oft i'd ~H5ermbetet btu ODER aa Den 6Ol8en elmer Grtdttnng
leOe, beGen mir einige 9Oen gerraa DieOer idneuer mf ME rgen6
etUu8 a~uOere8, Oo8 i'd berfndt BABE. Sd inOe e5 ~beionOer8 Wert1OOa
fit Satarrb. 9rei Tlai4en tnrrtet mid Dor bret Sa1ren BON @ta8ea
Gatarr5 uO i'd babe ieitbem ME pteber Die Ieiiefen SpnptOne Oeripirt
guibtig S5r Tronf 9nnA,
alderman BEG "a. 9tartf8 ser 9tatt SEEM gurf.
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Sine ueue SGmpferliair.

SorOntQ, CANADA, 2. QuguT.-
3mtIden CANDIDA unO S~iioaFrifa 5ou
cine regelmaBige 9ampferz8er6inz
oungeingeri4tet peroen. Sine Gu6elz
bepeiGe DON Dem canaOiI4en Genez
ral5POfmeifer Sir @iqium MuQod,
Der iiq CUR 3eit in 2onoon 6eFinoet,
meloet, DaB Die unter6an0lungen
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Nm. Scnnings grBan tit fein Gam
ni0nf.

nQafe8ar N}o.,
2. QuguIt. - Sn @egenpart DOn
1000 3u60rern 6ielt"oer Q8t6. @m.
s. 8rpan 6eute einen @ortrag Dor
Der gMountain Cat Gbantangudz
Q7octation4 i6er bas 36ema n9tegisz
rung5y9ro5leme". 6err 8rpan BE-
gam feline 3fp~eiiijnpiqe Re0e nit Der
Gemerfung, baB er fem 8sper6er UNI
Die 9rdiiOentI4aft5 GanOioatur lei.
SD bin gu Demotratiid unO 3ie6e Die
@6re DOR, Elm 8irger 0teies 2anOe5
gu iein, pelde 9r0Ber, ais iene tit, Elm
80nig gu iein,"
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@amlueGcn Der [lnt6.

8oIDeFon, Ser, 2, 4u8.- Die
Staot lit nit elmer 3in53oblung DON
$500 uuF Sdulo6ono5 i'm 8etrage
bon 100000 i'm GitItano g%e6lie6en.
@u8 bic anberen Bombs : GmiTipnen
Der 5taOt iino nibt piinttli6 per3tnf
mor0en. Gins W}e6r6eit Der 8onOsz
Snbo6er iOu Ti@ isOO6 6ereit ertlGrt
6a6en, cine 6era6ieBung Der 3in1enz
rate an3une6men, 10 DAP porQu8T6tz
lid Elm 6efr!eoigenOet Qusglei4 3u
StQnDa tDmmen Dtr0.
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Gin gaKaqitrbnmpfcr nerlnrcn.

6altfor, RS, 2. QuguIt. -
Sine Na4rj6t Der 3oQ6eumten t6eilt
nit, OaB Der uOrDegi79e Dampfer
n8lamanOun," Capt. 2(mun0Ion, BON
9um6urg na4 46ilaoelp6ia 6eItimmt
auf Der 606e Don CAMP i'm oi6ten
Ge6el ouf 86jte Point 2eoge auFge.
fa6ren lit. Die 3oQ6tomten tonnten
nur mitt6silen, 0aB Der 9ampTer etns
grOBe 2uouHg uno cine Nn5abl BAL
iagiere an 8orO babe. 9as 3OQamt
in 0ttapa bat 8eamte na4 Der I'M
f%aG5itdtte geIanbt.
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stnot Baltimore.
On Die ose(e.

perfonen, tpel9e bic @tabt pGbreno
Der commemorate perlaFen. fDnnen
Den uSeutfden gurrefppnbenten" per
Po1t 5usef6idt erbolten. ae6taeitiss
4nmeloung Der &brefe fir ben SOM
mer, ebenfO bes etpuisen Me6iels
Derielben, finb i'm SntereRe Der 2eIer
erfDuni9t. Inn nnter6re9une in Der
3ufenOuns bes 8luttes gu Der9iten.
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3ned5 Ginri6tung elmer IoI4en neuen
DampFerlinie BON i6m jeBt gum Y5z
i6luB gefibrt merOen. 9aS Dor
geben be8 Observation-Disclosures err
folgte auf 8erIangen elmer tijr3li4
bier a6ge6altenen 6dn0el8zGOnTeren5
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*@* Der nNr6eiter : M}dnnerqor"
peraufaItet am Sonntog, ben II.
Q(uguIt, cine Grturiion mad 4enz
Star. G5 fino felt 8o6en OOn ejnem
e~rfa6renen Gomite fir oieie 5ohrt
fleiBig @or6ereitungsn ~getroffen. @er
ba5er rDeiB, mas e5 6eOeutet, nit Ell
mem 8eTang0erein cine nO6larrun9irz
te Grcurfion na6 ben 6lauen Bergen
gu DerunItaltsn, Der ioQts Oteies U}al
ni6t 3urijfIt26en, bsrn e5 lit no6I Die
lcBte d6nli4e G~eLegen6sit, Die ii4 Dem
Bu6litum pd6rsn0 bieierSaiiOn oar
bietet.