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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

&riegsfetretGr q
min in Der nd6iten GongreBiiBung Die
Miebereinfiibrung Der &dntine trdfz
tia empfeblen. 8or 5pei Sa9ren nurbe
nieielbe uuf 8etreiben Der Semperen5z
Ier absei6afft. 9as Experiment bate
bas GrgebniB, buB in ben 5pet Sab
rem Bel ben Solbaten mehr bts5tpli>
narif6e @ergeben porgefommen limb,
buB me6r SolDaten fpegen Srunten>
felt uno Nusf9reitungen friegsge@
ridtlih pro5eIiirt perben mubten, als
All iraenb elmer 3eit pG6renb oes gez
fte6ens Der 8antine. Natiirli3 tper=
ben bic Semperenaler Elm lautes Sc
seter anitimmen, unb beren Ginflub
lit i'm GonsreB gar nidt gertng; IN
Defen foute bus urtbeil fa6per tdnoi%
Ger Offisiere, pel9e bic Wiebereinfubz
rung Der &antine befirporten, me4r
@epi6t in militdrif9en Stngen ha@
Ben, als bic perf9robenen Wln19e Der
QbItinen5ler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

Hur fir 9amen! 0ie
Observation-Disclosures riibmt
ii9 zines 5rauenzR efaurants. Sim
Der barf bic 5rauenpelt babin mit=
bringer, fir 8ater, 8ruoer, 8rduttz
gam ober @atte gilt iebo4 Der unerz
bittli6e Spru9:
Den MGnnern lei es unbenommen,
GRAB Bis CUR 9uustbir mit5ufom>
men"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
Cuba unO Wir.

Die 8e3tebungen 5piT9en ben Ser.
Staaten unb ibrem Miinbel Cuba
finb ieit Monaten, felt in unferem
GpngreB Die Sonberbiinbler etnel1
R~ecipro5itdts : @ertrag binterieben,
ni9t gang freunoIi6e gepefen. Cuba
min feline eigenen Wege geben, 1u4t
fir feline grobufte anbere Mdrfte gu
finben unb beitebt auf beferen 3oaz
perginftigungen Seitens Der Ser.
Staaten, tpenn Elm Hecipro5itdtsperz
trag eraielt perben fpq. Sn Waibz
ington bagegen tpiinf4t man i'm Snz
tereiIe u~nieres 9unbels, buB ii4 Cuba
10 btel, ols mOgli4, gegen bic euro
pdiI9en SnbuftrtelGnber abi4GieBen
ip1e. I'm ben Stein in's &o1en gu
bringen, tpirb General 8liB als Spez
5talsGefanbter na9 cuba gef9idt,
I'm 8erbanblungen iiber einen GAM
belspertrag etnouIeiten. General 8liB
bat pG6renb Der ameritanii9en Mi=
litGrpertpaltung Guba's bus 3Oaz
tpefen uuf Der Sniel g~eleitet, 1T alio
nit ben 3~oufragen pertraut Die
yNepz0ort Srtbune" bra9te bteIer
Sage Mitt6eilungen iiber Die 8Orz
i9ldge, tpel9e General 8liB Der cuba
nif6en 3egierung unterbreiten ION.
Die 3oniGBe bes OtnglepzSurifs fol-
len fir gubu ermdBigt fperben; bic
cubanifden 30ue fir Smporte aug
ben Ser. @taaten fo1en befteben bletz
ben, bagegen follen Die 3onidBe fir
bic meiiten graeugnife, bic aug anbez
rem 2Gnbern etngefiibrt tperben, er=
bDbt tperben. 4lfo Minimal50ne fir
Smporte aug ben Ser. Staaten,
Marimal5DGle fir Wuaren aus anbe>
rem QGnbern. Ser General tit aud
ermG9tigt, Der eubanif9en Regisrung
anaubeuten, baB bas ben gr5eugntiz
fen Der Snfel biesieits gu madenbe
3ugeitdnbnib iber bic i'm porigen
@inter in grtpdgung gepeiene 3oa@
fabermGBigung I'M 20 pro5ent btn@
ausee6en mDge. @ngeii9ts Der burd
bas neuli6e WablergebniB bar9et6dz
men pa9fenben Str0mung gu 9unz
item BON G~rmdBigung GINGER Der
OinoleD : 3o[fdbe, fotpie bes ftarfen
9olfsgefii6ls gu 9uniten generOier
gebanblung guba's, tpel4es fi4 pd9z
renb bes Wablfampfes iiberaa i'm
Qanbe offenbarte, neigt Prdfioent
Rooiepe1t gum @lau6en, baB ben guz
banern fir lire Gr5eueniife cine grz
mdBi9ung Der b~iesieitigen 3Olidbe
Inn Is proaent in Qusii4t gefteat
tperben f0nne, obre bes Gongrefes
8eitdttgung Der 4bmu6ung in Sc
fa6r gu ftelen. unb bann i'm Sc
neral 9liB ben Guba1ern bic lleberz
5eugung beibrinsen, bab mir lebigli9
bas 8Dbl Der Snfel unb ibrer gepOlz
ferung i'm Quge baben, baB mir ielbft
grpbe goften an 3Oneinna9men auf=
eeben, bamtt bic 9anbelsbe5iehungen
Stpif9en beiben 2dnbern gefeitigt tperz
ben. SIN Sale Der 8ertrag nit uns
prompt gu Stanbe tommen foats,
blrften iosar einise unferer bur9 bas
8latt : 4menbement ~erlansten Re9te
ni6t 70 seltenb sema9t fperben, baB
bag patriotifde gmpfinben Der Cuba
ner berleBt piirbe. Gs tpirb alio nit
5o6brud barauf hineearbeitet, ben
cubonifden Marft fir bic Ser. Staaz
ten 81 ii9ern. Den Gubdnert TT has
p[attsMmenbement NIT feinen Gorbez
rungsn nidt redt. sic baben bafelbe
audi nidt, pie IS uniererfeits ee=
tpunidt tpuroe. in ihre @erfafans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

Sd9en, mas man bentt,
lit man9mal bic grDBte Sborbett uno
mdn6mdl - bic ar0bte Gunft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
Gin innner @eihaftsmann

DHnibt bic 9efarnti6oft elmer bsuti6tR Game
Sebufs epentl. 6eirutb 5u MAIDEN. Grnfte emeinte
antrdgs bite su riften an Den r9euti6eu Gore
~ipon0snt~ unter IS. .. 272". (32l-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
Nene 4n3ei9en.
Gin 9heifhnber oesmd,t
0nmn,t unN nnterrichfrt Gurf

Mit %uneeFdbr 500 bis $500 sur Giuri9tune ei=
ntr 6ibnersu6ts4uftult. NIT sriitsMui9inen; eu=
ter @erpinn. Gffsrten unttr sge. a." an Die GE=
petition oities Gtnttes. GA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
NdDhthd=Q

Wir IaOtn CUR 9;f6tigung unlersr Sauu6ts
unb observation-disclosures Gin, ipopoH lest Ttu=
fer sur Ausitauue fnO in uniereH Waarenraumen
405-407, @eitzgsrmanfrdbt. 9enrp Rebel & So.
l2fQ-1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
SnftOr Sacpb Snrfart.

Sc ftarb am 10. Nopember, 9.15 llbr abenos,
Qafor SatOb 8urfart, g~tGiebtsr 8atte bon Gliiabstb
gurtart, in ieintm 60. 2cbensiobrc, in itiner Wobz
uunq, Rr. S38, 98etzGapettezS traBe. Die 3eit Der
gserOieune pirO ipdtcr a~uos3eiQt. 32A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

6ier uno ba tau6t bic
Na9ridt auf DaB Senator 9anna
bes DffentGiden 2ebens miioe lei unO
fi9 nu9 Nbluuf ieines Sermins als
@enator 5urid5ieben poae. Wftt Der
Geiunobeit bes Senators BON Obio
ion es our 3eit nidt am 9eiten iteben,
er 1T aud fein Smuggling me6r er
bat bic 5iinfunoie6s5ig binter it3 -
uno reid genug 1T er ia audi, aber
fper, tpie 9annu, i'm politii4en 2eben
ftebt, Der tritt ni9t germ in ben Sim
4ergruno. l~1ebrisens lduft Der Ser
min 9anna's erit i'm Mdr5 1905 ab;
iebr groB f4eint alio bic Senatoren=
niibigfeit nt9t gu ietn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

Ger 8etbei1igung 5abl=
reider europdii9er Snoufrie'n an
Der Misunderstanding in ct. Bouts
ftebt i'm Wese, baB 6ubritantsn iol@
der 4rtifel, beren @infubr bur4 UNI
iere 6o95Dlle 10 gut ME aussei9loiz
len 1T, fi4 ni4t in Soften .itir3en.
Sober Musiteller eebenft, fir feline
cusgeiteGten grobutte neue &unbI4uft
gu nerben. SIT ihm biefe 10 gut pte
aussef6lD1en, 10 pirb ct it4 nt9t in
nublo1e Soften 1tiir3en. <
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
Safe!
RGTe!

Eug 8eile i'm guslanos beIorst i~HRsrbaIb "a StIReen
Su bsGeutenb brrab9efettem Brelie
@euaro Raint,
GlbptfsG6s SaltimSIesSt Ioh euBo 8ofsS IiesSGps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

uufeenommen, fonbern es nur angez
fist, pbne es 81 beslaubigen. Bie
bic cubaniide Regierung Die 8or=
f9ldqe unieres Spe5ialgefanbten aufz
nebmen pirb, blei6t ub5utparten. 50
gans glatt perDen Die 8erbanolun9en
fhtperlih ~perlaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

Cine grufelige @nar4tz
ftengef9i9te er5dblen NetpzDorter
@ldtter, ME prGibent &ooisbelt err
moroet tperben ioute. 9rei 4nar9i@
ften, barunter cine Srau, purben
bur9's 2oos nit Der Qusfiibrung Der
Shat 6etraut, aber es feblte ibnen Der
Mutb, unb fie ndbmen fi4 ielbt bas
2eben. 8erbd9tig 1T in Der 9ez
i6idte, baB 5rau 9orbeimer bieie
Gnt6iilungen sema4t bat, als tie BON
ibrem AnarfEmus gum Metbobisz
mus befe6rt porDen mar. Wlrb tpobl
piel 6pfteriide uebertreibung in Der
Gei4i4te iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
.Runa( Slue."9inte
naeb 0btlap eGpbia uue Nep 9orf.

mad philadelphia une 9fem<9ort-
CeRli9. Obj. p. &ambtH. 46t D, ptI,~'
sbIof fpnooou ...... " 3.5l 9Urm. 3.55 y.
STon nm, 4 9in,r . 755 BORN. q 800 @. 6
Buffet 9artor ...... ! 9l9 9orm. ~ .
garlOr, Diner ..... 2 9.52 Born. 70, w
garlor, 9iHsr ...... 1850 Born. . !ly54 S'
g,o1sor girsr "lI7 Ro6m. q l2 y.
.Robal 2imitrb," augi9Iiebh9 guunldH 5uq'
Buffet Smotsr, Qarlor, GbitroatioH, Spelts nNO
GofssBqooous -. = g. 40 Ra6m. . " 3.53 81.
garlOr, Diner ...... " 600 abos. 6.O5 "
Goa6es mad 9biIaO. " 900 @bOg. '905 q
Satafpag9oHs .. .. 'l2.39 BORN, u Vs.
QpfaIs 56lafuoeqon nab ReDs9Ori futi3 sum
sebrou6 in Rt. REPUBLICATION ut 1000 4btnO5.
q, nod atiautic=Git1 an @o3eHtogeu; g, mad
GtlunticsGitp td0Ij6.
ant 3ugs baltsn in DiImingtOu. G, bait IN
@bf. b. Camden. Obj. b. ut. r.
mill, @ffom q 05 BORN. $40 Born.
@b;to ErnrsS 81 30 Tadm. !2.35 Raam.
96ila. Ggprsb ..... ABS Va9m. ~ %uqm'
absrbeen aftom. =. !5,25 ga9m. 5.3l 1a9m.
Rbfla Qffom. &C.. 1864 abDs. b.lo 4bDs.
giQetsgureaur ROrontfs5de Galbsrts uno Balls
+impresStr, Rr. Dol, 6HDsgroaopap, Itt. No9a!s
GtotisH ober GampenzSt Station.
D. o. martin, Mgr. BaH. &rut1tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
Baltimore sObtOs8a6u.

"Gdgli6. 9dglia, ausqeuommen 6pnnta9g.
8ur 5ouHtaes.
HefhDdrts 8trL. Wt. ROpal gtrl. Gamou
GbicagO, ntd qittsb..... " 9.38 BORN. = 9.47 Y.
Gbitaoo bia RcDarf.... " 5.06 Ra6m. 500 y.
Cine, 2Ouisb. & Ct. 6. : $50 BORN. 800 y.
Cine, 9Duiso. G. ct. 8. = 2.56 RQ6m. $40 q.
GiHt., Qouisu. & ct. 8. alag qbos. $500 u.
Qittsburs ~. ........... 9.38 Dorm. "9.47 3.
Qitts6urg & GIeoslaHO.. .............. " $50 y.
Rittsburg .............. *l1.46 4bOs. $500 81.
Columbus & 8bssling.. " 500 gta3m. " $50 u.
gRafbiuutou Qpfal r 90 W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

Die OIffeGbOrfer aus
f%tellung bat cine Milion ueberf4uB
ergeben, na6bem ale 9arantie5ei4z
nuneen 5uriidbe5ablt porben finb.
Die Nusfte1ung purbe bon iiber flint
Milionen perionen befu9t. Die Qusz
fteIer nabmen oiele Quftrdge NIT beim
unb 0iifelborf bat CUTE 9ef4dfte gez
ma4t. @on Sntereffe 1T Der lebbufte
8efu9 Der &unfausite1ung. Maebr,
als Elm 5Inftel Der 8elu9er Der Sc
Misunderstanding finb i'm 8unftpaz
lait getpefen, unb Die 8unitausitelIung
lieferte gu benz neberi4uB 100000
Morf. 9abet iinb fir iiber $4,000
Marf 8tlber perfauft porben. Dill
felborf bat leBten CONNER Berlin II.
2onbon bas 8iloergef4dft perborben.
Wie Der ueberi9uB bertpunbt perben
ntrb, ite6t nod Da6in; aber i40n 1T
70 Elm reberf4uB bon elmer Miaion
ODnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20

llCYilSII WV DASbDA 0o0~p~NASH" ~
gana glatt nerben Die 8erbdnolun9en
fdtperIi9 perlaufen.
Sn Dem E t amenteetnes
rei9en unb bosbaften @~ngldnbers
fomrner folgenbe @teIen ppr: Weiner
Srau Gliidbet6, tpel6e Dur9 meine
Oummbeit meine 9attin gepOrben IT,.
NIT un3uerfennenber Gnergie meinen
guten Namen in ben @9muB getreten
bat, bermade id idbrli9 flint Pfnnb
Sterling unD bic Qlbf9rift bes eriten,
runmebr geri9tli9 %dnnuQirten Sc
.ftaments, porin i9 tie CUR uniperialz
Grbin meines 9ermOgens BON 1907
900 9funb Sterling eingeieBt bate.
= SD perma9e flint S9ilinge mel
ner Ri9te Margaretbe O'gteiG, nel4e
fi9 Sonntags, ftutt in bic Stride gu
ge6en, 6eimli9 benz Srunfe ergi6t.
Sir befagte flint S4iuing foa lie
meinen 2ei9en3u9 ~beridumen unO ii4
gu 6auie gu meinem 9eOd4tniB Ell
men antrinfen. - Msinem n6reunoe"
G6arles Gunnarb berma6e i9 Elm
Neunauge, ba i4 ibm feline S9lunge
b~interlafen fam. 9iefes Reunauge
Ioa INN decentralization, OaB i'd i'm
tpie cine S9lange am 8uien genGbrt,
bamit er mid i'm Club ftets als ben
gei5isiten 8erl ausi4reien fOnnte. -
S06n Nbbot, mein treuer 9iener, err
6dlt feds pence. Sir bieielben ion
er ii9 einen 5trid fauFen, bdmit er,
tperrt er fir feline SpiBbi6ereien gez
bdngt tperben foa unb Der S9eriff
ben Strid pergiBt, penigfens bes
Wurtens auf 5ugiger 9t4tftdtte iiberz
1oben fei. - 4uBer ben aufgefi6rten
2eguten fdQt mein 9ermO9en an nu4z
ftebenb ber5ei6nete pobltbGtige On
ftdlten: (fpldt WufaGhlund berfe[ben).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-20
tart.snscmfeurs.snrea

9rdfDtnt oes n9oaro Of aiparos.A
(Tob13, 14,15,1 ,18, 10, 20,21.2224
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-11-29
Lyon County.
NEWSPAPER Law.

1 Subscribers tpho do not giUe express notice 10
the contrary are considered tcishing TO continue
their subscription. E
LTsubseyibers order the diseontinuance Of their
periodicals the publisher may continue TO send
them until all arrears are paid.
II subscribers neglect refuse 10 take their pc.
riodicdis from the Office TO phich they are directed,
they held responsible TIL they have settled their
bill and ordered their paper discontinued.
II subscribers rnope to other places ,cjthout
forniIg the publisher, and the paper Is sent 10 the
'or,ner direction. they are held responsible.
The courts hdus decided that refusing 20 take
periodicals from the eHcs. refnoring and edUtng
them unoalied for, is prid facie Evidence Of inten-
tiOIdl fraud
6. Any person tohO receives a newspaper and
makes Of IT, t0hether he has subscribed for or
not. is held in IaU as a subscriber.
2. The Postmaster tchO negleets 10 giUe the legal
notice Of the neglect Of person 20 take from the Of
fce the newspaper addressed TO him IS liable to the
publisher for the subscription price
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-11-29
z CLOVER FROM fGypr.
Seeds OF Plant Called "Berseem" Brought
Here by the Agricultural Department.

Seeds of a wonderful plant called
"berseem" have. beent brought to
this country from Egypt by the De-
partment of Agriculture, and efforts
will probably be. made. to introduce
it in regions of the United States to
which it is adapted. 1t is otherwise
known as '.Egyptian clover" being
nearly related to ordinary clover.
i Berseem is likely TO be specially
valuable tojthe irrigated and orchard
lands of California and Texas and it
is thought that the Colorado desert
with its rich soil. and abundance OF
water obtainable by :. irrigation,
would furnish an ideal place. for a
trial Of the plant. Its yield Of seed
is much heavier than that Of clover,
and it develops at marvellous rate,
outgrowing most weeds and actually
killing out the latter. DR.. David G.
Fairchild, agricultural explorer of
the Department., says that while
Egypts great money-making crop is
cotton, the foundation of her pros
perity rests upon the ,berseem.
DIR. Fairchild says that there are
few countries in the world today
where agric ulture pays better than
it does in Egypt, though the methods
of blowing and seeding practiced by
the people have scarcely changed at
all in thirty centuries. A million
acres of berseem are grown in the
valleyfof the Nile, where it affords
conspicuous feature OF the most
beautiful crop checker-board to be
seen anywhere Oh earth. Its white
Towering heads present a lovely
spectacle when adorning extensive
areas, and one learns that not only
farm animals but the Fellaheen
themselves eat it.
Though the origin of the plant is
unknown it seems to have been in
troduced into Egyptlin comparative
ly recent times, no representation of
it being found on any OF the ancient
monuments. Today all the cattle
are fed on it, as well as the camels
and donkeys, and in the cities every
cabman has sack of it under his
feet with which to feed his horse. In
carly morning ali the avenues lead
ing to the city of Cairo are lined
with long files of camels and asses
halt hidden under their loads of the
green forage.
The hollow stems of the berseem
are very succulent, and the whole
plantis decidedly more delicate than
either clover or alfalfa. Once intro
duced into the United States, it
would probably be a great success,
in some regions of the country at all
events, and would prove an i'm
portant addition to our agricultural
roducts.-Sdturday EUeniug Post.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-11-29

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case OF catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY X Co, Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. ]. Cheney for the last IS years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business ptrahfsactiohs and n
nancially able to carry out any obli-
cations made by their firm.
WALpIxe., KIxxAN Il Co., Wholesale
druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls sCatarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucus surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Halls family pills are the best.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-11-29
The Little Busy Bee.

Every head of clover consists OF
about 60 flower tubes, each of which
contains an infnitesimal quantity OF
sugar. Bees will often visit a hun
dred different heads OF clover before
retifing to the hive, and in order to
obtain the sugar necessary for a load
must therefore thrust their tongues
into about 5000 different flowers.
Sometimes.abee will draw the sugar
from I2o, 600 different flowers in the
course of single days work.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1902-11-29
vIes Any Farmer of the State.

The queerest farm in greater New
York is located on the ends OF the
long pier in the Harlem river, on
which the big draw of the Madison
Avenue bridge swings. The bridge
tender has covered up the broken
stone filing OF the pier with tne
loan tronrthe fields OH either shore,
and has grown there as fine crop
of corn, beans, peas, potatoes and
tomatoes as any farm in the State
can show. He works on his farm
day and night, at every possible op-
portunity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-15

oA1AFTINE PAINT COEpA8sMs
Gan Francisco. Cal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-15
YOUNG BUILDING
WILL BE RETAINED

The assertion that the Young building
would be offered to the United States
government for use as postoffice, and
other government purposes, is consider
ed as one of the humors of the present
search for a site for a public building.
Mr.. A. A. Young, who is now in charge
of the building, said last evening that
the suggestion was preposterous. There
has never been, he said, any intimation
that the building would serve purpose
other than that for which it was con-
structed, which is purely commercial.
and the company has absolutely no in
tention of trying to get rid of the struc-
ture
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-15

A bad break in the second Nuuanu
bridge widening works was responsible
for the shutting off of the water sup
ply on the upper levels Saturday a
portion of the twelve-inch water main
was carried away. Supt. Brown i'm
mediately sent a large force of men to
repair the damage
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-15
MAUI HAD
MUCH RAIN
Over Ten Inches
Fell in Two
Days.
.KONA FIRST, THEN
A FIERCE NORTHER
Judge KaIua's Court One Capital
Case Nevadan Arrives
at Kahului.
Especial to the Advertiser.)

Especial to the Advertiser.)
MAUI, Dec. IS. During the pas
/, week the whole of Maui island has beer
having stormy weather. At Lahaina
| there has been much wind and rain
The roads are all washed out and the
highway around the mountain to Wailu-
ku is at present impossible for car
riages. Huge poulders have been swept
down the gulches on to the road. La
borers are at work now and the damage
will soon be repaired.
| Some of the roads OF Kahului are
under water. Hama district as well as
| the rest of East Maui has had down
| pour and floods.
| AS much as 1918 inches fell in upper
Makawao within the forty-eight hours
between Thursday night and this
| (Sat) morning. Thursday morning
| there was kona wind and rain for
several hours which suddenly changed
! into a fierce north storm.
| Weather: still raining
JUDGE KALUA'S COURT.
The Second Circuit court has been in
continuous session in Lahaina during
the whole week, Judge Kalua having
! sufficiently recovered his health to pre-
side.
| Quite a number Of cases have been
disposed Of. Friday Dan Nahaku and
Joe Kealoha of Makawao were acquit-
| ted by the jury of the charge of lar
ceny Of cattle. the property of Puka-
lani dairy, at Makawao.
The case of Fugita Kuchitaro MUIR
der in the first degree, is set for Mon
day, the 18th. Avon Crook has been
| assigned by the court to act as attor-
ney for the defendant.
| 1t is stated that the term will not
come to an end prior to Monday OF
Observation-Disclosures week.
KAHULUI ARRIVALS.
wednesday morning the steamer Ne
vadan arrived in Kahului. Hon. H. P
Baldwin, who has just completed his
senatorial duties, Mr.. Wise, manager OF
/ the Paia Plantation store, who has beer
enjoying a six-weeks' outing on the
mainland, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Baldwin
who returned from the polo tourna
ment, and Mr.. JAS Kirkland, of Kahu
lui, who has been on a short bushes:
trip to Honolulu, were passengers OF
the freignter.
FROM THE MAUI NEWS.
MAUI, Dec. 49, The Maui New:
makes the Maui polo boys responsible
for the story of the alleged clever game
played by the Honolulu polo players a
the recent tournament. The paper say:
that Hawaii having the weakest team
was played against Oahu, and the Mau
each other by cleverly worded letter.
written to each team from Honolulu
By this means Honolulu was enables
to save its ponies for the final gam
against Maui.
Waikiki won the football game a
Lahaina last Sunday by a score of l
to 0.
Puunene mill is renning day AM
night, mill No. 2, however, being rul
only in the daytime.
Judge Kepoikai is expected to return
to Maui shortly, to wind up his affair
preparatory to an extended residenc
in Honolulu.
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Glove Boxes,
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Fancy Hosiery,
Belt Buckles,
Belts,
Chatellaine Bags,
Workbox Sets,
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Beauty Pins,
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