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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

&riegsfetretGr Root bat
bic 8eitdtigung BON Der bereits an
bieTer Steae mitgetbetlten @rmor=
bung zines futboIifden priefters auf
ben 9bilippinen erbalten; Der 9rie<
fter 1T BON einem Offi5ier zines 5reiz
piaigensG egtments umgebra4t fporz
ben. Stun uber fommt bas Sonber=
bare. 9ie Nrmeeoffi3iere funben,
Dab Der friibere 9olontdr duBerbaGb
Der S~urisbtttion Der Regierungsz
@utprttdten itebt. &riegsgeri9tli4
fam er ni9t pro3eIiirt perben, bd er
ni6t me6r @oIbat 1T; ciDiliter fam
man inn ebenfo fpenig beitommen,
bu bds 8erbre9en pGbrenb Der Nttltz
INSTRUMENTATION in ben Pbilippiz
men begangen pprben TT. Sonberz
bare 53uftGnbe, in tpel6en Elm Mprb
unged6noet bleibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
Queen @nne,s Giirnhnhns6n.

Gobrpton tratiH Rraft q. It.. 1902.
Gampier OtrlaHtH Vitt Ir. 10, QiQbtsStraSs:
Gd9li8 (aas0snommsH Samfog) 6l5 9ormittuQs
uHo SIS Ra3mittags; Somtags I'm els 80rs
mittaOs uHo 2 ubr 4a6mittags nab Rents glauS,
GtutrsUiue, 2eDes un0 3pii6entatiousu.
anl9Inb on sSelaipars & G6si. Gii,nbabH' na6
Gaiton, GLioro uno 3uii6tnhotioutu.
Gradt pirh ~tntatgen gtnommen an Wpbsntuoen
Bis 6 llbr abeHb5.
Tsltp5ons: 6. & 9. (St. 9uuD 31O2. WuO. (6su.l
81. :. 8. SrogeL
(1lai27 ,lS) Observation-Disclosures rsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

febenbs. Gplbausfubr tpirb trob
unferer grpBen @elbunleiben i'm @us>
lanbe bnra Die Nusfubr u~nferer
Iderbauprpbutte aufgebalten tper=
hen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Sn 5rantrei9 foGIieber
iiberlebenbe 9ue1ant nit 9efGngntb
pon einem Biz gu brei Sa6ren beitraft
tperoen, fpenr er ieinen @egner i'm
0usu 9et0otet bat. 8ommt Bel franz
sDfiI6en 0ueGartsn gar ni4t por;
bic riben ii6 b0ditens bic !0aut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Wo6 annabolis, Wt. RuDal Station, !7.5O, 1850
gorm., COMMUNICATION, 800, 1900 gorm.,
!I2.l5, AIS, $40 gtaam.
@bfabrt BON GamosusStation mad Ireotrid,
7.35, !9.47 9Orm., 29.15 9Orul, !l25, H3O uuo
"5.35 Ra6m.
Ra6 Wiu8efer, 1920 gorm., 1910, A9O2ahm.
Ru6 0aesrstOpu, 1900 Born, AIS, A30
aa6mittaos.
Ra8 Gnieott.Gttp uub mt. gir9, Qotal, !735,
79.l5 gOrm., u.25, 4.3O, ~5.35 To3m, 800,
Sll.3O gbsnbs.
go8 Gurtis' @oo, 1928 Rorqtug.
MAD Qurap, mt. Ropal.S tatjor, '2.56 gta5u.
Go~mDeusS tution, $40 9a5m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
TNNIIY.
3Hgs baltsn in WilmiHqtOn. g, bait in
0arhlano e BrmniHlhaniazG iieus
hnbu>Gnmhnnnie.

0Ortbs4ptuue= unD Duts 5tation.
9crlaTcn an BobsutlgsH nab 9ort, Ia, UNI 7.30
WorQsu5 unO 3.Uj Jldmittags.
g,rlaTeu an BO4Uta8cH u18 Eeta, "a, MN
gerlaF,u an 2gobsutog,u mad @tllir, IIb., I'm
TO, $50 Dtorgtn5, 3.05, 43O &u9mittags un0
500 Abtnos.
9trlafen. al Sonn:a9tu mad Delta, IA, UNI $50
glorgtns unD 400 Rabmittass.
8srluHeH oil SoHntdgcI nab 8cLlir, do, nm
$50 NOrgen5' 400 gta5mjttu95 uuO 100
5. &, ROrris, Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Ilten 81 n It rengungen Der
8efunbbeitslebrer gum SroBe tperben
Bic 59leppen Der 5ruuentleiber piez
Der Hanger, pirbeln nod me6r 8aftez
rien auf, als .friiber. Wunn Bate bic
Mobe Hiifii9t uuf ianitGre Wiinf4e
qenDmmen?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

9ie g9teaep'er Il
@ereinigung bat ii9 Der federation
pf 2ubor" angef9lofen, um erfolgreiz
6er fir bic Q%ufbeferung Der 9ebdlter
4pirfen au fDnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
Sampfer DerIdfen Baltimore BON
N|~ \ 4 .Es,A ia Emh~H ~n
MeHrru @arbIaub gabu.

Srot tn Rraft q nj IS. SEPT. 1902.
3ags 5srlafsn bic 6iasHsStatiou, ME folet:
S6gli6.
40 fri6 63uelpot, 9duptlintt, eaotrstorH'
81. & 80. 9abR uHO Otm Sistn uHb nus6tHor'
men sonutagg 9. @, q. r. Gbarbersbur9,
Rarttnsbura uuo WiHatter.
1dgIi6, sgeHomme SonHtaes g
7.25 Rorqtns QOri, 3. L O.. SiS. unS Saupt'
liui. 6fIi6 bon GmOrpsgroUt, @arHsts uHb y.
& 8. R. o..
e9 Born. - 6auptfini,, 5aaerstctDH, 6bippsnss
burg, Trsorid, Gmmitsburg unS q. & u.
gobn, Bis Clifton.
10. 70 Born. attOmm. mad r~nioHs8riOgs, gsrF
uno Gettysburg.
225 Qoam. @ftomm. nod uuiou=Sribge.
$50 Qa6m. - Grpr.b mad gOrt uHO 9. & 6.Sip.
425 Radut. - Grpreb, gunfts an Der 6auptIiuis,
6aorgtopr, ioipie Grsosrid, GHmitsbure uHs
6bipptnsburg.
800 Rod,m. = gftomm. mad GmorDsgrobs.
els abtnos - atfomm. nab uHioHsSrtogt.
II25 QbeHog - @ifomm. mad @morpsgropt.
Rur Sonntd0s.
9.35 Born. - attemnl. NAG untoHSSrtoee uHe
Sanopsr.
295 Todm. - Gtlomm. mad tinionsgrioe..
400 Rodm. - Qtiomm. mad Gmoros@rppe.
10.5 S QbsnOg attOmm. nab Emorps@rooe.
giatts nuo @.pdds8arsau 1r. 215, Ofs9oltis
morts5trnbt.
3ios boltsn an Unions, Observation-Disclosures,
Buttons uno Wulbroof (RottbsaDs) Station.
@. G. @risnOIb, Sen. s9aHaoisrsGstnk
q. 9. esHsfrsth 3d.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

@us @afbingtpn fam
por einigen Sagen bic iiberruf4enbe
Na6ri9t, baB, mad ben geri4ten bes
marine : 6oipitalbtenftes, pGbrenn
bes leBten Sabres in San Sran5isco
223O Menf6en an Der geft geitorben
Seien. Sonberbar lit Bel biefer N&els
bunq, baB man erft ieBt bur4 bic
9erihte bes Marine= 6ofpitalbienftes
BON benz @prbanbeniein Der peft in
Gan SSransisco ettpas erfdbrt. Seiz
hrer .3eit tdu9ten tpobl @nbeutnngen
barber auf, aber bic peffGne tpur@
ben als belanslos binsefteGt, bic
Gade fpurbe tobtgef9piegen. limb
ieBt fonen iiber 2200 Menf9enleben
Der ardnfbeit gum Spfer gefaaen
fein! MIerbtnss nur Gbineien. Die
aranfbeit ION iid auf bas gbinefen@
giertel bef9rdnfen. 4u9 bas lit
nuffanenb. Die 8orgGnge in Wien
BADEN bor einigsn Sahren geaeigt, tpie
nnitedenb bic 8eulenpeft 1T, unb es
iDdre ipunberbar, tpenn fie in San
Gran5iseo ibre Spfer lebislid nnter
ben @6ineien fdnbe. @m Gnbe it's
gar ni9t bic geft. Smmerbin tit es
prlnssnO sebOten. baB bic a~uftdnOigen
f5e9oroen etni4reiten unb Der Sadie
euI Den grunb au tommsn fufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Gin 7oiGbrtger 6 r. m q n
in getp : gort, Der aus Surdt Dor
ginbre6srn nit elmer Dirt neben fi6
f9lief, ion feline 60zidbrige 5rou
fpGbrenb zines Srdumes eri9Iusen
haten. Mer'a alGab1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
Wirninin C. Eifd1rr.

Gg tar6 ant 9. Iobember 1902, Z 1br 2I6enOg,
9irqiu;l O. Slider, geIicbte Satin Don 8oOiren
Gii6er uno Tobter Oeg ptritorbtntn Ritotdus uno
Martba g8estlberger, in tbrrm Al. 2e6engiubre.
9cripauote unO Grsunoe fnO abtungsoOa %eingsldz
Den, Der 8eeroiguHg am M i + ~ 0 d, % llbr
1a3mittosg, Don i6rer lsBtsn 0obnung, Hr. 2l6,
sin 9ono@ StraBs, aug btijuipobnsn. (314-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
Caroline Senfen.

IS itarb am 9. ToDsmbcr meme gtlitbtc Satin
Caroline SEMEN in ibrsm g.. 2:bensiabrt. 7i:
9esrOigung finDet NORGE, Gituitag, Den IL.
ROpembfr, 4a6mittags 80 l1br, BON ibrtr ltbtsn
Wobutug, Nr. 2+3, Observation-Disclosures
aus TAFT.
9ietrautrnOcn @intrrbIiebeutn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
Mpntas, 10. Nonembcr 1902.

Oas perfeftum bpn ii Of
fiebe" 6eibt bier5ulanbe: sd bin gez
f4ieoen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

!. SIN leBtenSuni tieB
sngliide 0ampfer r5ips6p" nit benz
beuti9en SorpeOOboot g AZ 5uiamz
men. Die &beberei bes n6iosbp" bat
ieBt 100000 Marf an Das 8ei4smuz
rineamt ge5a9lt unO Damit Dus Ser
f9ulben i6res gapitdns anerfannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Der yIep : gort5eralb 3"
reitet felt einiser Sasen pieOer iein
@te6enpferb unb gtbt 9riinbe an,
tparum Die Ser. Staten einen Ricas
rdguu { &dnal buuen folten unb ipaz
rum biepanama 8oute ni9ts taugt.
Die M~icaragua : Route lei fir ame>
rifanif9e S4tffe eintge bunbert Meiz
len tiiraer, bus &lima lei better ais
bds inpuramu, Elm Nicdrdsuaz&u nul
lei let9ter 81 u~nterbalten, Ricardgua
babe elm 2anb, bas entpidelungsfGe
big lei unb benz dmerifant59en I'm
ternebmungsgeiit elm feines Gelb bar
biete u. 7. (. Wefen SntereFen bds
Nefp : gprter Meltbldtt fpo6l nit
benz obftinaten Gtntreten fir ben Ri=
cardgua : &andl bertrttt2 Die Nicas
ragud's unb elmer Qn3abl amerifdni=
f4er Spefulanten, Die bort biel 2anb
eriuprben baben9 l1nb bielei9t au9
bic eigenen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
9efanntmad nngeu.
%temersS Department.,
RdtbhduS,
gdGti m T {, ben 10. RoDtnt6sr 1909
SRid,tfa fur ~ridffGuciae Steuer,abIer.

GteuersS epartement,
Ratbbdus.
gdItimore, otn 10. Roptntbsr 1909.
gSfd,tia fur rldfdncise gteueriabler.
Sttuerjdbler, Die ouf biz Grunoti9eHtbuins ftntr
fir Das Sa6r 1900 i'm &iidtaroe iuO, iperoen bisr=
NIT benu6r;6tist. OaB alts Giotnt9uni, fir ntl'
Dies iolbe 5teusrn bis e a nj # a q Mittr9, Den
Is. Saq Dg Tooenlbers, u~n6tjabtt oerbeiben, poliz
tin am nGditen D(onta9, ben II. Rousnbsr, IN DIT
Sun" uuD BEN gSeuti9en Gprreiponosnt' sum
9erfauf ~an9e3tiqt tutroeu.
Sofortioe Sssabluno ipirO Oitit 9robsn i%r'itertn
l~lntoften ~eripursu.
Samcs q. 6prter,
RpplOl4 5teuez6inntbmtr.
Requirement nes Gfnnchmers Der Bdnerz
- mtetbcn uue Siccnieu.
Ratbbdus,
BuIttmpre, ben 6. ~9tootnber 1902.
Giqtntbitmcr BON 9u;i6cn, @dgcn unO nnoeren
Tubrptrtsn, fptlbt ibrr alien lummerH pom l..
Sunuar Bis 81. 9tjtm5:r 1903 Decentralization tpiins
ibcu, t6uucn DIES tbuu, iH0em re su ireeuo elmer
,3sit Dor Dem l. Sc3smbtr b;'m Ginncbmtr Der
g8aFtrmittbcn uuO Qccn}cn Oarum triu6cn. Na9
bieitm Satum BORDEN Die Hummern obne giifT3t
auf bic 2icsnien non 1902 au:QeQcbcE.
GarItpn Sbafer,
Ginnebrr,r Der gRaftrmittbtn uno 9~it,n3cn.
ala
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Ser 2ofomotibf ii B + E r,
benz elm GiisnbubnungGiid paftrt,
nu9bem er 81 Stunoen nit Der fur
gen untsrbre9ung BON feds StunDsn
i'm 9ienit gepeIen, lit Die 8erunttporz
tung fir bas ungliid ni9t duf3ubiirs
ben; er muBte f0rperli4 nie geiitiq
oonitGnbig eri60pft iein. No6l aber
Ionten Die CUR 8erantportung ge3oz
gen perben, pel4e cine menf4li6e4re
beitsfrdft in 10 unmeni4li4er Weife
nusbeuten.
ueber Die ppGttif3e 9 e
beutung Der GnglunOfa6rt &diierBilz
9elm's orafelt man jebt in Der Yre1e,
p6ne irgenb pel6e unterlage gu baz
ben. Set itebt nur, baB Der Reffe
Dem SnfeG einen 8eiu9 md6t. DAB
bel bieIem 8eiu6e audi politif9e Sraz
gen geitreift tperben, lit pubrf9einz
Ii9. Das aber 5ptf6sn ben Monarz
6en per6anbelt perben ptrb, barii6er
FIAT man ni9t einmal begriinbetegerz
mut6ungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Sn 8a11free ginges1eBz
ten Sdmitug'mul nieber re9t aufgez
regt 3u. Breiie iunten in 5plge bes
MblaOens BON 8Orfen : 8alait GROCER
Spefulanten. SIS ioqen me6r als brei
Miqipnen Dollars einge6iBt pprben
fein. 9u5u 5eigten uu4 Die 8unfz
Nustpeiie cine 8erminoerung pon
$5,300,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Maurice 9ruu, benz Il NJ
ermiibli6en, 1T es ~gelungen, fir Die
btespinterli9e Spernfuiipn Elm Sc
aortrifolium gu getpinnen, pie er es
spobl felten ober ME sebabt but: On
t6es, Der am Sresbener Sbeater con=
iraftbrii9ig eeporben unb bafiir 49,
900 Marf Strafe gu aablen bat;
gnrgituller, 8apreuther 4~ngebsntens
unb 9erhduier. Gls 8ugner : Dirt
genten brin9t 9r. 9rau 4lfreo 9erB
Der, tpenn mir ni6t irren, friiber in
ssrdntfurt a. M. mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Die canobif9e g e
Gifenbubn 1T genOtbigt, gum erftenz
male in Der 3eit ibres 8eitebens CO.
fomotiben aus europa gu importiz
rem, ba Die Sabrifanten in ben Ser.
Gtaaten unb Canada fir bas tomz
menbe. Sabr nit Quftrdgen iiberbduft
finb. Die 8abn bat besbul6 in
S9ottIanb 5pDlf 2ofomottben be-
5teQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10
nRnnnI 8lne.n9inie

nddt philadelphia uno Rcps9ort.
Cefli4. abt. b: Camden. Ibt. .. Dtta.
d fpoooon 5000. 3.5I Born. *3.55 g.
9raD. Rm. & Diner = 7.55 BORN. 800 o. 9
Buffet Qarlor ...... ! 9.l9 Born, 1874 y
Qarlor, Siuer ..... ? 9.52 Born. 79.5I Y. .
9arlor, Diner ..... 1850 8Orm. 4 IO54 V.
garlor, Diner 900. . LII Ru6m. u " l.2 y.
,Ropal Qimilc0,A ousi9litbli9 Qullmau : 3uG,
Buffet 5motsr, qarlOr, GbierOatiOH, Sptilts uHo
G~afe=g9aggOns -. " $40 Qa9m. . " 3.53 U.
9urIor, Diner ...... " 800 QbDs. COS y. 8
Goa6ss mad gbiluo. : 900 Ibog. Cos u. 8
S6laftpaaQons =. +l2.3 Dorm. "l2H q.
2otqlsS alnfpaQeoH mad gteDs9Orf fertile gum
gebrau6 in mt, Ro0alsS tatiOn nm 1000 QbtuOs
q, mad QtIuntiesGitD an 0o3entcgeu; g, nab
@tIauticsGitp tdQlib.
aus Sigt baltsu in @ilmiHqtOn. g, bait in
Gbtter an.
Qbf. b. GamDen. abf b. T1t. g..
Rbila gFfom. sos 8orm. $40 Dorm.
Wbifo. Grbrsk .. go Rc6m. l2.35 Ra5m.
Qbiln. GIprsb ...,, ABB Noam. 800 Na9m.
Wbsrn,sr Nffom. y o. Va6m. $3.50 Rdau.
Bhtlu. @ffom. 10. 1850 qbD5. 26l5 Abo5.
8iQst4gnrsaur Rorbpetsgds GalDsrts uRo 9als
simor.4gtr., Rr. POI, Suos9roaoDap, Wtt. Ro9dls
Station obsr GumbeHsS Station.
o. 3. Rartin, Mgr. paH. Sraiiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

9ie Srun5pen 9aben b g
Mnnectiren felt ettpu 20 Sdbren eifrig
ainb nidt obne @rfolg betrieben. Seit
1884 baden lie Qnnam, Coming, Goz
6in9ina, Mubagassar, Sunis unb
anbere fleinere pber grOBere 2anbz
ftrefen unter i6re 9erri4uft sebru9t.
Der neueite 9ebietserperb lit Elm srpz
Ser She'll ppn Siam, Der unter franz
s1iif9en S9uB gebra9t pOrben 1T.
Dabei iinb aber Die 5~ranaoien feline
berborragenoen 8ploniiatoren; Tie Ras
ben audi feline 8eDDlferung gum toloz
rifiren iibrig. Ous tbut uber Dem
@treben na9 3plonial6eiiB feinen
Eintrag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Mascagni 1T in 9 # o n
'nuf 8etreiben feiner SmpreIarit, Der
$50. Mittentbals, berbaftet tporben.
Gs geIarg Dem gomponiitsn na9 ldnz
gerer 3eit, bic geforberten $4,000
Girsf9aft uuf5utrei6en. Die Mit=
aentbals tpolIen BON Mascagni cine
Gumme bereits ge5ablter 9onorare
suriiderlungen. Sir ben beriibmten
@omppnifen tpirb bieIe 4merifdfubrt
bic unungene6mite Grinneruns ieinea
2ebens bleiben. Der bonn grfplg0erz
EpDbnte srlebt bier Sidsfo ii6erSiosfo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-10

Samcs q. 6prter,
CRpp1O.1A 5teuerz6inntbmtr.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-19
German War Ships
For Pacific Station

Berlin. Nov 10.--The Imperial Ma.
rIne Ministry has decided to assign
several cruisers TO duty on the Pacific
Coast OF North and South America
when vessels now being completed be-
come available. The Western Amer.
lean squadron will be permanently es.
'abllshed. not for any specific pur.
pose. but In accordance with general
navy dispositions. Like the Eastern
American squadron. II will not have a
base. Vessels will simply be sent Ia
various ports according TO the require
ments OF the moment. The creation
Of permanent stations In American
waters. as well as elsewhere In the
world. II In consequence Of the ex
banding Of the navy. The marine
authorities recognize more clearly
han ever the convenience which II
would be II Germany owned land bases
but they perceive that there Is no pros
pect Of securing any such territorial
privileges In the western hemisphere
md will naturally. therefore, In tim'
~ peace rely on rentting In American
Joris and docks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-19
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

There was q very large attendance
az the joint meeting Of Senators Of the
Republican party and the Central
Committee In Republican headquarters
last night. The greater part Of the
time was taken 40 with the consldera-
ton OF the protest from Hilo regarding
the election Of Senators. IL was final-
~ decided by close vote that the mat.
ter should be dropped.
The Senators present we're favorable
10 the general plan Of csucuslng with
the executive committee on all party
matters.
The resignation Of J. y. Avery as
assistant secretary Of the Central Com
mittee was accepted.
There were tyenty-three out Of the
thirty members Of the committee pres.
ent In person or by proxy. The Sena-
tors present were as follows: ~. r.
Baldwin. G. l.. crabbe. ". e. Achl. l..
H. Mccandless, J. d. Paris and e. n.
Dicksy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-19
kiNAu A NEW BOAT.

San Francisco. Nov. 3.--Aftcr having
been oyerhsuled and repaired In this
port at an expense OF 10000, the
steamer Kinau OF oHnolulu made q
trial trip on the bay yesterday under
the guidance OF Captain Harry Mar.
shall OF the Spreckels Company. assist
Ing Captain Freeman, the Klnau's
master The vessel belongs 10 the Will
der Steamship Company. plying be-
Tween Honolulu and Hilo. Three
months ago she came here 10 be over
hauled. and since that time the hull
has been improved. the plates tested.
all the decks calked. the superstruc-
ture rebuilt. new boilers and a new
low pressure put IN. the high pressure
cylinder Oyerhauled and general re-
fitting Of the steamer has been done,
all under the direction OF william a.
tombstone, experimenting engineer OF
the wilder Company. The Kinau Is to
sail for home next Thursday. II may
be stated In this connection that r. X.
Clark, superintendent OF the Wilder
Company. Is In the city for the first
time In thIrty-eight years and intends
To enjoy vacation.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-19
LOCAL and GENERAL

e. -. wells hss returned TO his home
In Mani.
The band will play at the Moana
Hotel tomorrow evening.
Rainier and Primo beers on draugh,
At Criterion. 1Oc glass.
Party desires employment. See bis
al page under New Today.
The place TO get pure Kona coffee Ia
At &. J. Days grocery. Csc per ID.
III 8. 8. Tampico, Bohemian Beer.
5old only. at the Pantheon Saloon. .
Miss Waller, daughter Of Mr.. and
yfrs. J. O. Waller. Ia very seriously H.
George Campton returned in the
China from an extended trip through
the orient.
Cigar ribbons for fancy work at the
island Curio Store, Fort street, McIn
erny building.
For baby carriages and sewing ma
chimes and stoves and safes. call on
HonSchlaeger Co. Ltd.
Jas. y. Morgan will sell potatoes al
his auction rooms on Thursday, March
20. See his al, on page 8.
United States Marshal r. r. Hendry
was among the departures In the Clau.
dine yesterday afternoon.
n. r. Walker and Mrs. =. ID. Walker
were among the ksmasInas In the Chi.
ma from the Orient yesterday.
n. May & co. suggest that you ordel
your Thanksgiving mince meat, turkey
cranberries, etc, now before the rush.
Dbn't forget CamariDos OF the Cali
fornla Fruit Market when you wan
fruit and vegetables. He always hal
on hand fresh supply Of both Califor
ala and Island fruits; Telephone MAR
z7s.
The wireless telegraph service ia nov
open for business TO Mahukona and all
points on Hawaii and Maui. Tele-
grams will be received at the Inter.
Island Telegraph company's ONCE, "A
Ksshumsnu street.
There will be caucus Of the Repub.
lIcan Senators and executive commit.
tee In Republican headquarters thI,
evening at 1880 o'clock. At that tim.
will be decided the men who are tc
hold ONCE In the Legislature. Tn,
appointments to various Offices under
the government will also be taken up.
The football game Saturday after
noon will be between the Maile-Illma
and Honolulu teams. The band will
10 present on the grounds. On ac
count Of the weather this week there
has not been very much practice. The
boys are hoping that there will br
sunshine during the remainder Of thu
week In order that they may get {
chance to do some good work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-19
PLAYED FOR FIVE.

The band was present on the Wilder
wharf yesterday afternoon to play for
the planters and stock men who re-
turned to their homes in the Claudine.
Several selections were given. much
TO the delight Of passengers as we'll
as people on the wharf. While tho
Claudine was hauling away from the
wharf. the band played Aloha De. !"
II was just at about this time that Cap
tain Berger noticed the Maui hauling
away from her wharf and he immedi-
ately ordered the band to strike up
another lively air. While the Maui
was making for the channel, the w. G.
Hall OF the Inter-Island feet started
out from her wharf and the band
serenaded her. There we're two other
island steamers that passed by the
Wilder wharf at about the same time
so that the band serenaded Ave steam
ers In all.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-19
SUSANNA WESLEY HOME

3 Gan YrsScisoO. Nov. linen. .
. bers Of the Methodist Episcopal .
q church 10 this efty Interested In q
4 Oriental mission gOrk have decd. q
4 1e1 ~ ssisblisb japanese Chris .
. iisD Home 10 Honolulu. The .
Il Japanese women WORKING 10 the .
q island noe feds Sfe particularly .
. anxious 20 have the home es,ab. .
. Iisbed and are willing % contrib. 4
q ute 10 the osnEe. q
- The committee met yesterday .
q afternoon a. the home Of Bishop .
= and Mrs. Hamilton. on Buchanan .
q street and discussed the plans .
q Mrs. Winston " Pacific Grove =
q was present and gave . reporf of .
4 what she had accomplished in the .
= Interest Of the effort. She had .
4 received gOme contributions and .
= while AZ the Kansas convention .
= Of the Womsn's Home Mission, .
= airy BOciety she had laid the .
. cause before the assembly and re. .
= ceiyed hearty assurance Of coop. q
= FlAHybs mn WhHbyu bgyh foHb y
= with her Hannah Bcblmmlzums. .
9 the little japanese girl for whom .
. Nrs. e. -. Perkins has been sp. .
4 pointed guardian. The child .
. sang for the missionary women .
= and her sweet, true voice did q
= much 10 awaken interest In the 4
= japanese work. Nrs. Hamilton 4
4 II chairman Of the committee 4
= and Mrs. Perkins treasurer Miss 4
= Blols ~ In Hawaii IN charge Of
q the work and will be suDerIntend. 4
q ent when the home n completed. =
q Bishop Hamilton IL specially In. =
= tsrested in the effort, az the III. =
q snfs come under his Jurisdiction. =
= They belong 10 the missionary =
. field OF the Pacific. Mrs. Winston .
. DroDosed yesterday that the =
= name Of the new Institution be 4
. the Susanna Wesley Home. and =
= the suggestion met the approval 4
4 OF all present. =
4 4 = + q + T. 4 4 + T. T. << - q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-19
K0LOA'S BIG IUAU

koloa' Kauai, Nov. l6.-ln spite Of
the Indictment weather koloa did her,
sell proud saturday afternoon and
evening by giving a very nice public
luau ana most pleasant ball at the
"indnp Of festivities.
Inc Iuau was heid In the gsiii as the
rain prevented the court house yard
from being used. a very long table
was spread with good Things 10 eat
ana as all OF ho'os was there' every
seat was taken. MI vaughn took
tnis occasion 10 introduce new havor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-19
CHAMBERLAIN DEPARTS.

Among the passengers for San Fran
cisco In the China last evening was
Roy II. Chamberlain, United States
Revenue Collector for the Port Of Ho-
nolulu. Mr.. Chamberlain goes In re-
Spouse 10 an urgent message from his
wife to the effect that one OF their
children Is seriously III with scarlet
fever and their home has been quar-
antlned. On account OF the nature OF
the matter which calls Mr.. Chamber
lain away. II Is not known just when
he will be able TO get back to his post
here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-19
cHAFFEE TO NEW YORK.

Washington. Nov. s.---Major General
Arthur Macarthur has beSp relieved
from the temporary command OF the
Department OF the East at New York
and ordered to return with his author.
lied aids to Chicago and resume COM
mand OF the Department OF the Lakes.
temporarily in command OF Brigadler
General Bates. This change Is in ac-
cordance with an arrangement made
several months ago. by which Major
General Chaffee was to assume com.
mand OF the Department Of the East
on his return from the Philippines.
General Chaffee is expected to arrive
at San Francisco In a day or two and
VIII proceed at once to New York.
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