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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
81 anita,
" Giieub0h1t.

RAD Dem 8eteu unb %orbsn
Qbiabrt bonn Galoerts8obubofs, ME iolst:
40 0lorasus, tigli5 QIniousStation 44 Dsrs
GEMS mad 0taiamsport mn 2otsoaDtu.
S.37 @orm. Qlnion=5tctitu $50 Born, tdglib,
nab 9itt56urQ, Chicago, Cincinnati, 2outsoiue
-huO Ct. CAMS; RObeter, Buffalo, ~liingdrdE
6dus, Sods6npgn uUO Rdas, an g8ObentdQtn.
S.37 Yorm. QlHtOuzStutiou $50 8orm.l td9li9,
Ha1. Buffalo (pDn emporium SunttionE init
onT@9ebtEoem 9arlors4a9oon, SPeiie 3 &aaooH
IL. 40 gorrL. uIuior.S Citation 1900 gorm.), tags
LID, 9itt3burg uno 6leosouD; 8sTOOo, 9Stl'
4Iamsport uRo GlmirG, an WobtutdeeH.
ia, &Imt:cc, 4ittsburg. CHICAGO, 6itotlanO,
39ieo9 Cincinnati S%onisoile, Ct. Souls.
$50 gadmtttdgs, tdQlto (ooH uujOnfS%tatiou),
nab Ytttsburg, 9oIeOo, Gbjcago, 9ouisDiuc l1l1
Gthclnnatlb indianapolis, st Gogt5 uno Wu'
$50 abcnOs. tdgl6 (bOu Unions tationN, Hab
SLtts5urq, Columbus uno ct. Eouis.
$50 Abenos, tdgIi6 (ooH nutousS tation) Ra3
Buffalo (piu emporium Suuetiou), nit burbs
0ebenocm SuffHtsS blafpaqQon unO GOa6.
$50 @btnos, tdgli6 Qluions5tation 900 abosl,
NIttsburC. Gbicugo, GleusauO, Cincinnati uuo
Grit; SOlsOo, 8o6sftr, 9uiialo uuO Tia0dras
pans, ausGcnommcu Sumiog.
114I Absnog Oluion : Station ll,55 &beHosh
tGqlt@, 9tttsburg, 6hioage. Buffalo, Stobettsr,
NiagarasGaas uHO Grit; Gl,btlaHO, ausgsHoms
IS 3o3m., an @o6sntaq,n, sort 2tgoFt Qttom.
gSa6 auuapoli5, 73I. $50 9oru., on 0obeut1s
qcn. SoHHtaas $50 @ormitta0s.
staD Ropes Srrttz2luic, I3l YOrm:tt09s NM All
3a@mttta5s all 92o3'utagtu. $50 9Ormitta85
Qon Recipient etrsb&
sos Born, an @O5eutaGen, Qof mad 9bilaOsL'
is Room an @o6cntaa,u, Bort 2spoFt.at'
tommo0utiOu.
Ali Ra8m., an @o3tntaocn, crforO Ntiommos
625 absnOs, an ggo8,utao,n, Grprss mad q5ts
mgomunton ga6nbotn,
4.67 R1tm. r6ouQreihounl Qimjtto," tdQltb, H01
NttDs9oyt Nnc3 Qarlors unO Speiic=@o0Qon5.
rs SO @scftaTSaSSaro @ " 800 . 5sss3}gsa:
sem SSas. l is.65; j 9gsstf ,SS5ji5Ra@ Bpa m 5i5i %525'
LAC. 40, $50 (SpuiepaqQoHl Rodm., I-3,
IL35 absnOs, an @o8cntaacn. eOuntaos 12s,
1908, liz @otsaaTs, POS (spnciiaoao0ora BON
SSsiiminot4on11G Ll8. APO $50 tSpditpaoaonl
Rar nab q shl l4S2 | 4fo. CPS. 84s, 900 mor.
gems, lis, sos, sol 6+5 Nudm., an Q8o6tus
ggGG1sn. sOnH'ags 625 Worgens, 3.0s, 5.07, 6.5
ga8 soaon' obne @e8fe. 8.48 morosns, IN BOs
@6eHtagntH, IHHO $50 Rahma t5Qli@.
Port StpOft NI!omm., 200 9a6m., an g9obens
taQsn, 9eUiniula Grpr,b, go Nddm,, an @oE
d~entugsn, Crforo Qttomm., 425 9abm, an
@o9sntastH. 5~onHta9s, 8trrpoius @ttoulil',
$50 Utnrqeus.
@aibinoton Grprc5, 2.55, 622. 7,25, 786. 8.55,
81. u.s. 5454 e sS'o SIS ! 5545 nd a;s9, 49, 5.S5. 2.i5.
@benOs. eonntaog 2.55, 622, z25, 255, -9,34
5% 545 Ts5m ls.ls Sos 2G 21o 2l 20 81 Tss IN Siri 255'
al, SO, g.f6, $50 N6,ros, affomm., $50,
645 MorQ:ns, l2.45, GIL 3obm. Souu.ugs,
RAD aanaSolis,, 7.36 ,'S SIS 9lorssTs. 128O uuo
545 Rc6m., at Wobentu0cu. SoHutaQs, SIS
WoTaens, uuo 50 GSatm.
gta1 Rrpts Grest42,Uis, G36 Gorrittuas uHO Az
9a5uitta0s an Wobcnre9su. $50 @ormittag5
at!aatis Sostsgju:s crpr:b fir g,orsoa uno oem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
@arblano & @cnuibIbanta GiieBs
hnhusSn

Rortbsaptnus' StatioH
Sugs qtbeH ob an 98obtutaqtn nab Gau9Itt I'm
$50 Worgeus, sos NM 430 Qa3miI1l5s.
3ues 5tbtu ab an M0bsntl5tu nap 9ddIr um
7.3O un0 $50 W9reeHs uuo 3.5. 4.59 uHo go
Rohmittaes.
unD 36 Qlbmittags.
3l9e stbeR OBJ an S0HHta9tn MAO @arolII Nm
$50 WorgtEs yEB 4 ubr Ra1mltta9s.
3las qebeH ab an SouHtn9tu u19 4t!alr UNI
$50 WorasEs, 400 Ra9mittals uHb 1000 Ab'HOs.
). q. Sorrts, GeEsrals0ti5G .tsiabrtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
Is Merchants 8 Miners,

~@ae-F III OANA % NAA44N4N
% Transportation Comp.
H29 2dmpfcr : &irien.
8dd Bottom unc ecm Often:
itbeH giontaq, SIeHital, 0oHHerItas uno Samfaa,
Nbeno5 Is uBr.
Rddl 0rpoiecuce mo rGm Citen:
lsbeE UiittUOt, TreItda uno SoHHtag, 4beHbs 6 llbr.
Sfdh Sdpdnuab uuc Gem Siccu:
ieoeu SIeHftug. SOHneJitah, Samtag. abeHoS 6 lbr.
Tdd RerppprtsT ems unp WoriuIt:
tdQItb I'M . udr QbsHo5.
lln1bertrefhits SequemlltFeIteu uuo @efofi4uaG.
SorgidItiJe BeriaoUug uHo ihRelle geTUroeruHJ
BON Nratt. 6. Y. 6iniugbam, 4ge7t,
ffuB oe$ IangeH Dodsi
-. y. Burner, @.s9 wi
6. G. %pufius, II. S. u;
q. =. StcbbtuS, @.sDL.;
9. g. 8bituep, = g y un6 Z.sD1.
6auutbirsaEr Nj. iii. 81 Germans ZtrdRe.
Ul3t&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
5onmer- N0l.4 0Is*A 1h+Ak Gin Sese6ntB bon srSRs
on .. Observation-Disclosures tenn SntereFef fir Tranen.

nnn Nbft lit e. bB mfu lt 8utuF pnM uGn untu8mg ben @hpub Der 8or
3IgMhkt gu bMen Ymen in br Stab aufhqn rn gr nInffe5 ben urbdNG6gen Smn
mf gna6k, bic 3tM6fe mb bette 2hgrn pm3ukgn Die in ben @utuuf engd6hfmen Sc
pdnbr fb elm Futr ged5 fir unm Gdbgtt, bMt abF4kn uus3Hubrm. Nmt elm @Md 1T
gf4mutmG ub bumus in Mnrinfmmmg nit ben &ebungfIden Die Qeh lit poqu9G3
ub pme BON gdhn NG6amMn in Rn nNn gut oaiHen uno fHumdhRn 3mmen BOLT
bu6t Sn tmem Safe BADEN mir uuiGt Dbr MM fir Idemboa npOre pnHe gppfr; unH
mpuunhkn 8rbmbungn. mb fppfahn QnfuR emDBi4n s uns,p d6rnb Ons Geruks pOBTe
Wute ub ffmmu NDNn annbhhn us in ngnb emm nHRnn 8rhuf oKmt purNn limb
Der Nrmf1 bmmt bDf Ne0n b r tommt penn br@ 6anh fir CONNER Sm uo zTefn
eufb erpoynp hb. Die ktgfighn Stems bmkn bic Experimentation GrpumFe tht un lie pr
ShRn mMh madden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

0orOOent(6et SfopO.
4 9(egelmaBige
Qautpf S6iffaGtt
Baltimore INTO Bremen
0ur9 Die neuen unb e~rprobten, nit
allen 8equemIi4teitsn ~DerIeBenen
POitOumpfer erfter &Iafe:
n36etn," o8ranOen6urg,"
ngledar," rGafel,"
,G6emniB," n8reslau."
Die GgpeOitionstuge ftno, pie folgt:
- bon Baltimore:
o@6emniB," Mttttno4, ben IA. N}ai,
2 u6r ga6mittag5.
o8ranoenburg," Mitttpo6, ben q.
M}ai, 2 l6r ga6mittags.
,5rantfurt," M}ittpo4, ben q. W}ai,
2 u9r Ha9mittag5.
ogaFel," U}ittpo4, ben 4. Sum-,
2 ll6r Ra4mitttgs.
o8reslau," Mittno8, ben II. Sum-, 2
u6r Rudmittags.
g86ein," N2tttpO6, ben IS. SUM-, 2
ubr Ra6mtttags.
--
3n:it, Rliit;us Rafa9ts4r.jg:
Bon $50 ali.
3nff6crbrdg gafiugt gretfe:
9ou Baltimore nab gremsH $780,
9ou 9remen nod Baltimore $3G.5O
3ulDrtiit=9iust BON Baltimore
mad Bremen unO 5urid SGG. 80
Ntgtu Gra6t uuO Qalu9e iUtIDt man i6 OIL biz
@-eneralsggcEIcH
81. S9umu9er e Co.,
Rr. 3. euosSdozS STRIDE.
ODER
GDnarD Saline,
Cificc ocs o0cutidcn Gorreiponoentcu".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
1tnterhpien.

Tilr 12.c. S san5' san m9' aa6 saltcn, 9''''
EWr 2Sr Muslrn llntcrbOicn, nit bobls
Uu% Hc<" idumiQcn llmbrcuuzRitibenr ans
Oere init StidcreizRiii6cu.
T.wr 9Qr @uslin unO Gumbric llnterbo=
ten; ctli6e nit Stiderci=ytiti6en, anocre nit
SpiBen uno GinidBen, anOcre bobliduui9.
Sir A0r Wtuslin unO Gumbric 1tnterbo=
Vut fJta len, feline Gualitdt, Stidcrciz
Stride, nit SpiBcn tnO GiridBcn beiebt.
Gn,. %Sr Wuglin unO Gant6ric llnterbo=
O"| 'c|' fen, Umbrella 6ucon, mitS6lti=
f~rnfnottn aus 9alcncicnnc SpiBcu rno 6inidt=
sen, anpere nit brcitcr StidereisRii6t.
Semben.
Stir 49c. @nslig : oemocn, ttli3e crtra
O"t H"S' lang. Riii6e am unterel Sauz
me, 9Ote aus GiniGBcn uno 6alttn.
Sir OR sstirt. 9e,nOen aus eoun uuO
O"% OO(s Cambria, boppelte 8tibe bon
SpiBen OOcr feincr Stidcrci GinidseH unO
&dnoern.
Sir 15r s5firt" @emOen aus fcinsr
O"t SoI. Gatpn, jicrli6 nit Spisen uuO
Ginidbeu btieBt.
SIR St QS Grtra feline TuinioOf ssfirt"
pIsJO ocmoeu nit Nofcs aus Spiben
uno Stiderei=GtnidBcn uuo 9dnDcrn, Glounce
i6Dn beieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
Baltimore ~9nmpf=0aGct=Su.
aite Hub ;uUerldiTGc
q q e hi e

gIeaaHte Gaulpier tialib, ausgeHoHmsu Conn,
tags ron ben HCuCH BierS ytr. 10, IL, II mo l3.
9lQhtzStraFe, nm $50 Uhr N6eno5 nab Cle pptut
Comfort, RnrfDIf, Portsmouth uuo alcr
@unftcn rcs Sucens. &erbtHoUHg III GortsnIoutJ
nit Der Seuboaro Nr ginie" rcitIoRtHer 8ug, Bortss
nit DIR rqtIaHtic Scat 2IHie." .Su giOrfolt 8erbius
oUHq nit Der ~gioriOLf uHo Carolina" ~~y{orfoIt mo
SoutberH," -NtIoutic uEb 0anpiQe" uno rGorfolf aao
28siterH SiieEbobH." uHo NIT Der oSo 9omiEtoH=
ElnIe" HGh NemberHe uub lGaibiHqtoH, Ms.
UiabISeiteH nab Dem europdtiteH Blame. N~ururtois
Salitenz3tmmer. @lstrriihe %sleuttuHg. 0ampis
heljUH9. &OieH frti. Dian belege Saiitenz Simmer i'm
8oraus I'M Billet Bireau Der @atz2lHic, guouefs
Baltimore uHb @aIUtrts Stra8e. 5elephon 1876.
SUbn y. Sbfrmppo, gBtnlam RdnSan,
g~lces9I1iioeHt Sen. III. uno Bal. ggsat.
uHb General Manager. g. SrOpn. o. BILLET gezt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

Ndb Nrnop0lisI Wt. F09oI SIuLIVU, 'i'U0'
$50 Born. GamDcn.Sta 1920, 800 9Orm.,
1925 ruO 500 4atm. on
90rnt.' %. As 9prm., it20, H.5O unn $50 Asa3m.
Ga6 BiH3tter, !7.2O gorm., 240, AIS uHS
'4i S96 "9 oS9otrgtoDn 800 BORN, !4l5, .!43O g..
0a5 nj. Nrp uno 8piibtnitltioHtn a7$5, 9.S
gorm,, n.9, 1870, $50, 'a632' 'di.30 Ha2m;,
a @ %" .S5A' $3.50 *lI.80 Ro6m.
Po6 Curtis gop, 1928 9Ornl. moo
ro6 Quran, Wt. Ro0otsStatien, H26 @a@m-
Knr-Ntr. sfniinn. y 40 Wnhn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
0unOernOue GntOeGrtng.

Srdu S9iniams, cine berDprrlaenee ZpeItds
Eiiftn In 6raucns9eireu; brahtt 1~auienocH Uoa
l~t;otnoen 6rausn has Slid Der Gsiuuoje,t; BATE
ME siA:H 6tbii3la1; in nbtuHoD,rIlg Stuuo,u miro
in iygsHontlbem StaDigm &iHberuHg Otri31ft ooer
fsiH: 9tJab.uuq; t,iut 6bmtjsH, time 8:tlbr,
fsine unttrbrsbung otr 9tibdftiguu9 ablosHt t5T
uHo barmlos; i'm 9urtau oOV ger Bot 81 & ms
Ortab.lfts. pripatss 6ttm tur
3 a m n. @tbjLoite QruHf:u2f!eger .uHtn; ar}t.lbs
9ebauetuno, faQs qtuiui9t; 2~5zidbCige Griab-uHg.
sprt9fun0tu BON 10 bis s. S~9Hntlgs BON 2 Bis B
aatbsrtbtiluHe sratts.
Frau Il. @Bluiams,
9r. 85, Roro4p0Daros5trabe, 9aItiRsrs.
(StIs9, EG5,1A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
untertaiQen.

EWr, er llnttrtuilen aus Qutcm MIuslin.
VHt W. nit bobem DOR n;corigcm Naden,
ule 9r6ben.
Sir 10r llntertuiltn ans outer Cambria,
V"| NV nieOriqcr gtadeH, YcrluluttertnOs
pie, UOle Gronte.
CWr JOr ipcrtb 75c. IL. $1.OO, feline Nuiuz
UHt fJt' ioot unO Suoja 2inon llutcrtoil=
len, aus breitcH Galtcn uno NIT brtitcn Sim
idBer, Raden=Armlo6er nit 8iiben aus iciner
@unIburg beieBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
Sir baben bic erBstcn, rcinffcn mnS

9Sir BADEN bic srBBtcn, reinften RnS
bcft,u tlcinsn RuBto6tu in Der 5taOt pro 5onne ,u
d 6AS geQeu 8aar. gQe 2obltR rcirotn
sH4.Zob Dor Der Nbltcferung gut gsF,bt
uuo pom Sbitfcr befreit. Gaufcu
Sic cine 9onut BON II n 8, unb Sic ptrO,n mad
fcjurn uuOcreH Roblen 0trlan0eH. 2240 9fuuO oui
bic 1onue.
gr. l blrtt....S5 75 SuuburD Rr. 2......S6,25
Rr. ? bart,....S 80 6unburp Rr. 3......$6.25
4r. 8 bartt....$6 90 @pfcus 9Onsp 9r. , $6.S5
81. 6. Strait, R* ,'Ss d
&. uno %. 3cl,pbou 1872 MaOiion.
N1t &rttIunoen per Qotturte iuCrOcu prompt
ougQrfibrt. (gtDulj, SuS,l9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
Ha6t=H p6en.

Cir IQr dustin @opns, cdiqcr, rsurz
VHI fJC' plitt4 unO bobcr sails, qtfdlz
teIt unO nit Stidcrci beieBt,
Chr or Cine grOB, gluspabG Der Jatoug
O"t vOI' Don Cambria, g~fainioot uuo
gtuslin @otpns, nit SpiBcni9leifc uuD gauO
i%aumiGcn Jalttu; ipib ausQci6uittcurr, Gm=
pirc uno bobcr oals.
Cir >Sr. Muslin unO Gambric 8oipns,
O"" GOV cdiger, uSurplict" uuo runocs
Yote, bobliGumig uuo qtftift.
Riuocr : llntcrboicn aus Muslin, bobliduz
niger 6dmbriczRufilc, alc 8roBcu, tQr
Don l bis y Sabrcu. III"
RjuOer=llntcrrGdc aus Muslin, brei=
ter Saum, &iti6tl BON 6altcH, 6 bis Sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11
gom linton RabubeF

49, Ratm. r6cuqreiFcunl 2imitto," tdali6, na5
R:lps9oyf, Guc5 Qarlors uno Spciic=@ uQQou5.
Ra6 9DiIuOclpbtu uuO 2 map ork
rs, soc (6pc.itrlgoonl 900 lSpcNtrsQ'
GEM GEM. 1 3 =; I gss ii; ,Sg51Sga2 go@ m lI;3i @2F'
LAC, 4.20, $50 CSptiepaqQoHl Yodm., I.53,
dl35 Absnos, an g8o6eutaqeu. SonntaQs l2S,
I008, lI,T WotGrns, 12.O5 lspcjicDaGooa pom
gNSi!mtnotonl liz APO $50 (Spciitpa9qom
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-11

pbld.
As 9d&m, an @O6entaa,u, Bort GspOFtsat'
forlmooatiOu.
All .aa4m, an @oatntagen, Grforb &tioumoH
baton.
625 sb,nOs, an 9go6entao,n, Grpr,b mad 95i'
~laOel9bid.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS,

Washington, Sept. ~. - James E.
White, general superintendent of the
Railway Mail Service, has issued the
following order regarding the dispatch
OF trans-Pacific mails: 1T is hereby
ordered that hereafter articles for
trans-Pacific destinations shall be for.
warded by the steamer to sail first,
without regard to whether said steam
er sails from San Francisco. Seattle
on Vancouver British closed mails
Tor trans-Pacific destinations received
al New York should be forwarded to
the Pacific Coast so as to connect
with the first outgoing steamer,
whether that steamer sails from San
Francisco, Seattle or Vancouver, ex-
cept that foreign closed mails for
New Zealand, Samoan Islands and
Honolulu should be forwarded inva.
r!ably TO San Francisco for dispatch
by means of steamers sailing from
that port, and except, also, that for
eign closed mails specially labeled via
Vancouver should be forwarded to
Vancouver for dispatch.
"As far as practicable China and ia.
pan mails should be dispatched by a
steamer sailing from Seattle in pref.
erence to a steamer sailing the same
day from San Francisco, but dispatch
will be made from San Francisco of
mails containing articles that cannot
reach Seattle, for dispatch mails
should not be subject to possible de.
lay In an effort to secure dispatch via
Seattle In case of sure dispatch via
San Francisco. Articles for Japan and
China will also be forwarded to Ia.
coma to be included in mails made up
at that office for dispatch per steam.
ers sailing direct from Tacoma, but
such articles will not be so forwarded
unless steamer will sail from Ia.
coma at least one full day before
steamer will sail from San Francisco
or Seattle for Japan and China"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20
LUNG GYMNASTICS

Throat diseases allowed to run I'M
checked because they may be slight
will make the voice unpleasant in
time. 1t will become hoarse and in.
distinct. When one is suffering from
a cold or sore throat which produces
hoarseness It is wise to practice deep
breathing and thereby give strength
to the voice.
Onions and lemon Juice are both ex-
cellent tonics for the voice. Some
physicians prescribe a preparation of
peroxide of hydrogen for singers.
Baked apples. the yolks of raw eggs
and buttermilk are said to have prop
critics that improve and clear the
voice. Tobacco and alcohol are inju.
rious and highly spiced food is not
good
Inhalation and fumigation are good
for the vocal chords. There are many
candies possessing ingredients that
are beneficial and certain fruits are
ttoOhs puN uNNp VI Dult
end exercise will soon have a benefi.
cal effect on the voice. Deep breath.
ing exercises will change q mans fall.
setto voice to full and rich one, will
cure sore throats and give flexibility
10 the tones. Deep breathing is really
u system Of lung gymnastics, says the
Portland Oregonian.
The bad American voice Is best
known to the musical directors who
choose girls for the choruses OF operas
they do not expect musical ability
among the applicants for places in the
chorus, but they must have voices that
will harmonize.
A girl with a pretty face and figure
will seem an acquisition until she
sings the few lines that are used as
Q test for the chorus novices. Even
among those chosen the voices are, as
a rule, peculiarly unmusical. fact
which will be always noticed when a
girl has line or two to speak in a
burlesque or comic opera.
In talking to servants, to tradespeo.
pie, to children, as much care must be
observed as in conversation in the
drawing room. Once the habit of
modulating the voice becomes fixed
the victory is assured. There is GER
tain hypnotic effect to which women
are susceptible when conversing with
enother woman who may pitch her
voice at the high nervous tension.
unconsciously the other woman will
follow the lead, and in few moments
both will be carrying on the typically
loud American conversation entirely
audible to every person within ten
feet or more. II an orchestra is per
forming in the room the voices grow
6hriller and when the music stops
suddenly the voice keeps on in just the
same way.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20
sHIRAs NOT RESIGNED.

East Mortified. Mass, Sept. 1.-The
attention OF the President having been
called to the published statement that
Attorney General Knox's name was
being considered with the view OF APP
pointing him to a Justiceship on the
Supreme Court to succeed Justice Shi-
las, 1t can be said on the authority OF
the President himself that not only
does he not contemplate such a move,
but Justice Shiras has not resigned.
The same published statement also
credits him with having reached the
to place the construction OF
the Isthmian canal under the jurisdic-
ton of the Army, with General Leon
ard Wood as chairman of the Canal
Committed The President likewise is
authority for the statement that he has
40 intention whatsoever of changing
he civil nature of the Commission.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20
FOR SALE.

THE LEASE of 6 lots at the Beach
with cottage and barn; also bath.
House of II rooms. is yrs. to run.
Price. $500: $500 down; balance
S25 per month.
Sugar stock taken in payment for
above property.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20

is $SO,OOO,OOO. At present the mills in
the three States mentioned are not
controlled by the International Paper
Company-popularly known as the pa
per trust-or by any OF the other large
companies. The mill owners have an
association for the purpose of market
Ing their products. The mill owners
will be paid in cash outright, the full
values of their plants, II they so de.
sire, and the present managers of the
mills will be continued for a time at
least, In Wisconsin alone there are
over forty paper mills, with daily
output OF 500 tons of paper.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20

Chicago Sept. IA new combina
tion Of paper manufacturers, to in
clude all the mills in Wisconsin, Min,
nesota and Michigan. has been effect,
ed by Dewar e. Yerkes, a Chicago
firm of brokers composed of Charles
Il. Yerkes son of Charles T. Yerkes,
and Alexander l.. Dewar, former con
fdential man of the street railway
The capital stock of the
new concern. which is to be called
the American Consolidated Paper Co.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20
ROOM AND BOARD.

HELEN's couRT-Most centrally To-
Gated mosquito-proof rooms in town;
$3.50 and up per "eek; Adams lane.
Mrs. J. Duggan, Prop.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20
SUNDAY BAND CONCERT.

The band will play the following Sc
lections at a concert on the Capitol
grounds Sunday afternoon, beginning
at 1880 o'clock:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20

FoukD-Insurance against the break
sge of plate glass at The Honolulu
Investment Co. 2051-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20
LOST.
FOUND.

FOUND - Package of merchandise.
Owner can have same upon identi,
fication and paying charges at this
office. 2252-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20

Notes,
(a) Should have played p.
OBJ II, now, p p, White gets the
worst OF 1t.
Cc) 1t almost takes your breath
away! 1t doesn't seem to be neces-
sary and it doesn't seem to be sound.
White played just as black desired.
Nevertheless, this doesn't detract from
the exhibition Of nerve" by the
French champion.
td) CASTING at this junction was
only fixing himself for blacks on.
slaught.
(e) Q Kt will not do. For, 22, r
R oh, 90 X X p, r (R sq)-R 7 CHI;
"a, K-B 8 RIB 7 mate.
% One Of the choice moves of
genius. II White takes the KIT. he
loses his Q; II he doesn't take 1t, he
is mated in three moves.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20
sTENoGRAPHERs.

Have your machine put in condition
for neat work. We repair the best
and cheapest. For positions leave
your address with us.
WASHINGTON LIGHT CO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Boy to learn jewelers.
trade. Apply w. II, Foster, Hotel St.
225i.1w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20
2. e. KINGS LIST.

FOR RENT.
COTTAGE. barn and bath house, at
Beach. $50.
COTTAGE on King ST. at Cottage
Grove. bedrooms.
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE, two blocks
from Hawn. Hotel, furnished or I'M
furnished Low rent.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, nicely fur
nished.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20
NEW PAPER TRUST.

N IA ~ "a n ~ N "a "a ~ "a "a "a N M N m "a "a N N
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20

PAhi !.
The Old Hundred.
Overture-Don Giovanni 900. Mozart
Polonaise-In Festal Array go. Faust
Grand Selection-Faust ...... Gounod
Vocal Selections, Four Hawaiian Songs
PART ii.
Selection-Popular Melodies ..Riviere
Observation-Disclosures .... Wagner
Selections
(a) Cloister Bells ............ Welly
% Military Retreat ..,.... Welly
Flambeaux. .Meyerbeer
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-20

Music for all occasions.
Leave orders at Hawn. News Co.,
Music Dept, and at ll3 Hack Stand.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-04-30

Trains arrive Savannah as follows:
No. 20, daily, from New York. Wash
ington, Richmond and Cincinnati, 1850
a, m.
No. SO, daily from New York and
Washington, S:05 p. m.
All trains arrive and depart from
the Plant System station.
THROUGH CAR SERVICE, ETC.
Trains IS and "a. NEW YORK
AND FLORIDA EXPRESS, Vesti-
buled limited trains, with Pullman
Drawing-room Sleeping Cars between
Savannah and New York. Connect at
Washington with Colonial Express for
Boston. Pullman Sleeping Cars be-
tween Charlotte and Richmond and
Charlotte and Norfolk. Dining Cars
serve all meals between Savannah
and New York.
Trains 20 and 80, THE WASHING
TON, RICHMOND AND FLORIDA
LIMITED. Vestibuled limited trains,
carrying Pullman Drawing room
Sleeping Cars between Savannah and
New York via Richmond. Dining Cars
serve all meals between Savannah and
Washington. Also Pullman Drawing
room Sleeping Cars between Savannah
and Cincinnati. through Asheville and
The Land of the Sky"
For information as to rates, sched-
ules, etc, apply to
C. H. ACKERT, G. NJ.
S. H. HARDWICK. G. P. A, Wash
ington, d. c.
w. H. TAYLoE, A. G. p. A., Allan
ia, Ga.
r. C. BLATTNER, Depot Ticket
Agent. Plant System Station, Savan-
nah, Ga.
E. G. THOMSON, C. p. & T. A., sa-
Vannah, Ga, l41 Bull street. Phones
$40