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The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
QUICK JUSTICE IN VIRGINIA.
Joe HigginbOtham Indicted and
VIII Be Tried To-day.

Lynchburg, Va. Jan. 22.-Joe Hig-
ginbotham, the negro who. on Jan.
II, criminally assaulted and attempted
to murder Mrs. Ralph Webber, was
jury to-day, and 1t is expected he will
be tried tomorrow. He is still in
Roanoke jail, but will be brought here
some time before morning under mill
tary guard. He was identified by his
victim In Roanoke last night and aft
erwards confessed
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
OPPOSITION TO BISHOP GORE.
Anti-RituaIists Made Great Row
at His Confirmation.

London, Jan. 22.-The ceremony OF
the confirmation of the Right Rev.
Charles A. Gore. as Bishop of Worces-
ter, at the church house. Westminster.
to-day, was attended by an extraordi-
nary scene of tumult. The hall was
thronged and there were numerous OBJ
iectors to the confirmation, among
whom was John Kensit, the notorious
anti-Ritualist crusader.
Bishop Cores editorship of LMundi,
and the fact hat he is the founder Of
q monastic celibate society figured
largely among the arguments of the
nroteStOrs.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23

president of the New Orleans National
Bank. Mr.. Matt presented to the Pres
ident a petition of the New Orleans
bankers in which they declared that
low rate of duty on sugar would cause
serious harm and great financial loss
to the sugar and allied interests of
Louisiana.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
CUBA's CRITICAL CONDITION.
without Reciprocity the Island
Would he in Bad shape.

Havana, Jan. 22.-The governor gem
erals palace here is besieged with
of reciprocity. Gen. Wood says that
critical period in Cuban affairs is
approaching. Bankers have refused
to advance planters money in view of
the present outlook. This action means
the closing of many plantations in a
short while.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23

Survivors of the Lautaro to Leave
for Valparaiso.

Panama, Colombia, Jan. 22.-The rail-
road stations at La Boca, which were
Occupied positions during the last at
tack of the Liberals, are now guarded
by 600 men. These troops have thrown
up entertainments.
The survivors of the crew of the
steamer Lautaro. sunk by the Liberals
during the naval engagement of Mon
day last, sail tomorrow for Valparaiso
on the steamer Loa.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
THE LA COSTA sMUGGLERs.
Ejectment 10 BE Deferred for De
cision of United states Court.

Washington. Jan. 22.-The Secretary
of War has instructed the commanding
officer at Key West barracks to defer
the ejectment of certain trespassers
from the military reservation on La
Costa Island, Fla. until the case of the
United States against Pardella has
been tried before the February term
of the United States Court. This ac-
ton relates TO efforts that have been
under way for some years to break up
smuggling operations in Charlotte Har-
bOr
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
CLEVELAND GOES HUNTING.
He VIII Have Good Company at Gen
AIexander's Home.

Princeton. N. j.. Jan. Eek Presi-
dent Cleveland left Princeton tonight
for the South, where he will remain
several days hunting with Col e. c.
Benedict Rear Admiral Evans, Gen.
Anson G. McCook and Herman May.
The party will go to Georgetown, 9.
c., and shortly after arriving there
will go to the home of Gen. e. p AL
exander, who lives on an island eigh-
teen miles from that city.
Mr.. Cleveland appears to have re-
gained his normal health. He was ac-
companed as far as Philadelphia by
Mrs. Cleveland.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
win Have Eight companIs..

Richmond. We. Jan. 22.--The adju-
tant general. by direction OF the Gov
ernor. has ordered the West Augusta
Guards 20 Lynchburg 10 assist IN pro-
lecung the negro Higginbotham.
There will be eight companies OF state
troops at Lynchburg.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
QUITE A wHIaS. FOR HENRY.
Sevral Cities Added to the List of
Those to BE Visited.

Washington, Jan. 22-The Committee
on Arrangements for the reception Of
Prince Henry is studying figures sub
mitted by railroad experts in the form
of suggested itineraries and also con-
sidering the many applications receiv-
ed from various cities for the Princes
attendance. II is said that it will be
possible to give the Princes visits
wider range than was at first expected,
and it is now pretty well settled that
he will go to Chicago. st. Louis, Mil
waukee, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and
Boston.
March s is the probable date of his
visit to the latter city.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23

that it is idiotic." (Applause and
laughter on the Republican,
The Chair sustains the first two
points of order" announced the Chair.
Uaughter)
Mr.. Richardson, Tennessee. offered an
amendment providing that the Presi-
dent should make a detailed report to
Congress of the expenditure of the ap-
preparation. The vote then recurred
upon Mr.. Cannon's amendment. AS it
was being taken, a dramatic incident
occurred.
Amos Cummings Stands Up.
The solid Republican side arose in
support of it, and with the Republi-
cans solitary Democrat, Mr.. Cum
mings, of New York, stood up.
Turning upon his fellow Democrats
and shaking his fist in their faces. Mr..
Cummings shouted:
When / refuse to vote to protect
the life of an American soldier l hope
/ may be paralyzed,"
round of Republican applause
greeted this statement, while several
Democrats cried Regular order" The
amendment was adopted 127 to 100.
MIR. Richardson's amendment was de-
feated.
Without completing the bill the
House adjourned.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
Nominations ConnrDed.

eay csI,,Iiaaston. Jan. 22.-The Senate to-
ton, '"Hfmed the following nomina-
colic. Zero, governor OF New Mexico.
dsirt., ~ Customs. ". Elliott,
pos,',.W W Newport News. Va.
J Nei,'Nialers~- Egan. Jacksonville; T;
'ougall, Tallahassee.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
THE PRESS DINNER TO HENRY.
Will he Strictly Newspaper Anair
Outside of Officials.

New York. Jan. 22.-The New York
Stats Zeitung announces that the din
ner to be given by the American press
in honor of Prince Henry of Prussia
has been definitely fixed for Wednes-
day, Feb. 26, at the Waldorf-Astoria.
Within few days about 900 invitations
to editors and publishers of daily news
papers throughout the United States
will be sent out. outside of Prince
Henry's suite and the officials, whose
presence is a matter of course, only
newspaper men will be invited.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
SCHEEPERS ALREADY SHOT.
Too Late to Ask CIemency for BOer
Leader Now.

New York. Jan. 22.-It has just been
discovered that through a cable error
an Associated Press dispatch an
nounced that the death sentence upon
Commandant Scheepers of the Boer
army had been confirmed by Gen.
Kitchener, and that he would be exc
cuted next Saturday. The fact is that
he was executed on last Saturday,
Ian 1S
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23

Washington, Jan. 22-The reappoint-
meut Of w. n. smythe ~ posffD8ster
nt Atlanta, Ca. was decided upon at
the PoatOfiice Department to-day,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
chnrIe.ton'n mn Approved.

Washington, Jan. q. The President
to-day approved the bill appropriating
500, 600 90 meet the expenses of the goY-
ernment exhibit az the Charleston Ex-
position
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
NEW ORLEANS BANKERS PROTEST
Low Rate Of Duty on sugar wosId
IBture Loufsiana.

Washington, Jan. 22.-senators Fos-
Ter and McEnery Of Louisiana called
ut the White House with q. W. Matt.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
ATTACK ON COLON EXPECTED.
PhiIndeIphin's Marines May BE Sent
Across the Isthmus.

Washington. Jan. 22.-The State
Department has received a cablegram
from United States Consul Malmros
at Colon, stating that an insurgent
attack upon that place is momenta-
rily expected.
The Navy Department has no vessel
on the Gulf side of the isthmus, the
Marietta at San Juan being the near
est, but it is assumed that Capt. Mead
will supply any necessary force from
the Philadelphia, sending them by
rail from Panama to Colon
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
MARYLAND STANDS BY scHLEY.
Mnclay's Third Volume Ordered Re.
moved From state Library.

Annapolis. Md. Jan. 22.-The Senate
to-day unanimously adopted an order.
directing the State Librarian of Mary
land to remove from the state library
the third volume of Maclay's History
of the United States Navy.
The Senate also unanimously adopted
a resolution urging the adoption OF a
congressional resolution extending d
vote of thanks to Rear Admiral Schley
for gallantry In the battle OF Santiago.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
MAY GIVE $50, 900, 900.
ContempIates Great
"ift 10 Chicago University.

10. "'oago' Jan. 22.-The Record Herald
'O,morrow win saw:
the w. rumored I'm faculty circles at
b paolu,iVersity Of Chicago that John
or tSe ooe Conoeeteller is contemplating a gift
nl.ts gou,OOO in order TO see the com
oordl.eNelopment Of the university
'"s 10 President Harpers plans.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-01-23
4 SUGAR BouNTY FIGHT.
International Conference NJ Brns-
sells Likely 90 End IN Row.

London. Jan. 22.-A representative or
the Associated Press here was Informed
upon excellent authority tonight that
the international sugar conference ~
Brussels is practically certain 20 end
in q disagreement between the Powerf
concerned therein, with the result that
France and Great Britain viii take az.
gfessiNo steps against tho Austrian
and German bounty systems
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
x4esreS 6eIhpds.%

Die Aneuben iiber sinsn brobenben
Nufitano in SrIunb ideinen tpeiter niGts
aIs leereS @dhwdb su isin. gs 1T tein
3eideH bafir %pUtbanben, baB cine @rbe.
hung beubiidtist ID, ober oab bic Wsbr.
belt Der Srlanber ii6 bon England nut
nur bann Iosreibsn m6dte. ipenn Ie cine
eiiniiee @eleeenbeit bnsu battle. Obns
8ueifeI mill cine Webrbeit Der StIdnoer
SeIbfrernaItuns baben. aber Obne I'm,
a~bhdneieieit. Die BerbdItnife in Sr.
lamb boben fi6 in ben Iebten Subren
oenn bod bebeutenb eednbert. Die
WaRsn ffeben Tid i'm @an3sn tefer une
ieIbit bic aiuie grmulb it nl4t 70
i&limm, tpie ftiber. @sisb, Drbnupp
unb gieentbum babsn fir ben burhs
idnittIidsn SrI6nber cine 8ebeutuna,
uel6e fie nibt batten, nls bas @igens
tbum i'm 8efib bon Gbpeienben mar,
unb @eies unO Drbnuns eIei6bsbsutenb
nit nnteroriidune tpnrsn. Sin 2anb,
faufS. @siet polenbs, tpeI&es. unter fur
beibs Barteien eerehten 8%ebingungen,
ben 8runb unb 8ooen bonn 2anbIorb auf
ben Sniafen i%ibertrassn pirbe, mare
seeienst. bic irIdnbii6e Asitation sessn
bic britifde Ssrriauft in fsite unb bau.
srnbs Gresbsnbeit fir bisislbe su Der.
tpanbeIn.
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MISREPRESENTATION

Die 2ife Der 8sf5rSeruneen ,u Der
Steauns bon Granddaughter in SoIss
Der Beniionirune BON 8orDsrmdnnern i'm
fommsnben Sobre if bsrsits aufaeRelt.
Sc iueroen brei 8atanssn eintreten, inbem
@ensraI Robert q. Suebss am IL.
ApriI, General @. SO. Dapis am 26.
SuIi unb General Relion u. Miles am
8. ausuit IN ben Rubsfuno treten. gn
STEELE bss 2ebteren pirb 8snsraImaipr
g. .. W. gOunB ben Rune zines @sns,
ralieutenonis erbaIten su @snsralmas
iors perben bic Brigade @ensrGle Samss
8. Wabe, Samuel g. Sumner unb
2eonarb Woob bsf5rbsrt. So tpirb anae.
nommen. bab @eneraI 8abe bas Rom.
manbo auf ben gbilippinsn d~bernsbmsn
ipirb. tpenn General DapiS i'm fommen.
ben Suli in ben Rubsfanb tritt. Sernsr
iuirb eripartei. baB Sol. s. 6. Sosbroud
pon Der Artiasrie gum Brigade. @eneraI
befbroert unO bann penfiOnirt ipsrbsn
tuirb. tpdbreno Col. Srancis MOors bon
Der aubaIerie nod aftip bIeiben ioa.
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Ruuffftde Nubtuen.

Der 8srIb s9tsr &ubinsn mag mert.
LID perrineert perben burd cine idon
isbt su sinsm bobsn @rnbe bon BOLTON
menbsit eebradte Metbobs Der Ser.
iteluns finitliGsr Stsine bisisr art
bel nur OberHddlidsr lntsriu6uns iusr.
ben in 8uiunft tinhli6e bon e@tsn Stei'
men faum su unteri&sioen fsin, SreiliG
cine mlfrosfopif1e nnterfu@uu8 eniblai
ALE Sled@en unb nnpoQfpmmsnbsiten,
cher bic Barrier Atabsmis Der DiRsni@af.
ten unteriudte einiee bon 8erneuiI berss'
fteIte PrOben fanfli&er Steine. tpsI6s
bic Miialieber aIs tabeaos in Sarbe unh
als inbeaus uuf Rsinbsit unb @lan3 ben
Ratur' Rubiuen pbais eIei6ftsbsno er'
tldrten. Ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Der
tbsiIpsiie uuf benz @ebraud Oss 26tb'
rCbts berubt, 1T uneemein biqis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
Steannsnabme Der Sauesperfe ses
aen bic xrulfs Madtuatipneu.

Sn Der %idnefisn Sibuns Der nnitsb
8oaro Of tbs Building 9rabss in Ner
gorf fam bic 9oblsnnotb ,ur Idneeren
Dlscuiiion, tpdbrspo pelder berboraebo.
ben tpuroe. bub nidt ALIEN ~eenisenbe
8cblen prOeusirt bir6sn, ~fonbern bob
nu6 srcbs 2aeer on bsridiebsnen 9es
pots nuf8sfpeibert piireen. Sunberte
bon 2Oblenbnrfen ldpsn felt 9asen an
ben Dspots. bod tperbe fsin 8erIu6 se.
ma1t, oieieIben gu beIabsn. Die Bun.
oesresieruns iOate iOfcrt Sdritts einIei.
ten, tpelde sur n~ebsrnubms Der aobIen
f0roernoen giienbnbnsn unb Der &pblens
sruben unter Resierunss. @ontruae fdb=
rem. Sc blieben benz 8oIfe feline aneern
Sdriite ibris. ais bic Ieeren 8%CbIenbnr.
Ten an ben betrefsnoen Dspots nit Rob.
len Iu belaben. seesn poGeiItiee Quit,
tun8 Ooer Be8en 9aar, bas in irssno Ell.
ner peruntnortllasn 8anf binterIeat
perben Tonne. 9urd cooperative Der,
einieune lieBe iid bann bic 8ertbeiIuna
Der ROblen gum aoFsnpreiie Ieidt senue
reauliren.
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esueral @baHee's seridt.

General. WoiDr VI. 81. Gbaffee Bal
ieinen Sobresbeiidt psr5fsnIliGt. SIN
bemfelben pertbeibtat er bic Dffieiere unb
etfIdri, OuB er ielbt bic belle 8erant.
portun8 fur aaes i~bernsbme, mas bic.
Felben unier ben ibnen eribsiIisn 8efeb.
len tbuten. Die 8ilbuns bon @oncsn,
trations' 2d8ern ieI noibpenois eetpor,
ben, ben AuffnnO in ben 9ropinSsn ga.
tansas. 2ueuna unb Gupabus au untsr.
briden. Sebt edbe es nur nod ipsniss
8Ctien bepufnsie SiIipinos, benen be
gonftdbler espadisn ieien. 8esd9li&
Der Noros auf Winbanao bsri6tet er,
bab es 8eIt, 5aft unb @soulb srforbsrn
tperbe, bic autoritdt Der 8ereinieten
Staten lber ale Morc'S tdmme su
etabIiren. Die Woros balteu bic Ra1.
ii6t Der Amerifaner fur 5eisbeit, unb 90
wsrbs @etpaIt nbibia iein, ibrsn 1rob 3u
bre&en. General @bafse bebt berpor.
baB msbr ala bic flr ben 8uu bon Wi'
litdriaiernsn nuf BEN ArdipsI ausse.
pOrfenen 81. SOC. 900 fur ben 3psd no
tbia Iinb,
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@ie fAneipiaI

Bel einem 8nnisit, bns i'm grIineion
Sotel in 8aibinBton ben ausIanbifden
8oten fur bic gintpeibuna Der SanbeIss
tammer in Ren gori eeeeben tpurbe,
belt General g. y. M. Youns Ger su.
flnfti8e Oberfommanbirenbe Der Bunbes.
armee) cine 8ebe, in tDsI1er er erildrie,
bic auneritanii6e Nrmee auf ben 8biIip.
plnen tperoe bosbaft berleumbst. 9ie
ameritunii&s armee iei bic bumanRs.
bic iemuls 8riee esfdbrt babe. Rries an
uno fir f6 fei srOuiam /; er bebsute
NOrb uno 8runbfiftuns. $50 befars
tporte ben 2ries ni6t." ertIarte sr, me.
Der our groberuns, nod sur 8a&e, nod
gum 8pete, quite Snbiuner ober quite 81.
llpinOs au MAIDEN. ST aber Der ariss
BON u%nierer Station bsI6IURen, bann
itimme i'd nit BEN bsutiGen Raiier dber.
Elm upb iuse, Die umsriianil&e armes
iolte iol6en ginbrud binterInHen, bab
nod suiinftise @ensraiionen mertsn,
eab ne ba mar
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Drei S@hHe, aIs 96uis SeopulD
inr 4irAe fnhr.

6amftae Woreen ipurbsn in 8rdGsl
auf ben 26nie 2eopoIb bon 8sIgien, ais
CT fd na& Der 8albsbraIs bssab, sinem
9sosum ,um Nnoenfen on bic psrRorbene
86nisin Rorie Ssnristis b~sisutpobn.p,
brei S&Gfe abseesben. Riemanp tpurbs
perlsbt.
Der Mann, tusIdsr bic S&dfe abeab,
III elm Staliener. gr ftnnb, ale er i&os,
ouf Der 8us 8opals Dor Der 8anf bon
BrGRsI. Die iibrieen Patronen in iei.
mem ReboIuer tpareR plutpatronen. unb
man sIaubt, enB au& bic atssidoKsnsn
ni&t i6arf eslaben iparsn. Der glttsns
tdtsr tpurbe iOfort berbaftet. unb bic go.
liaei bate siniee M6bs, ibn Dor Der
8oIisDuib gu i&lssn. gr faete, CT
heibe Rubino.
36nis 2sopoIb iaB in isiner gquipnss,
ais bic S&dfe abseesben Dutben CT
NOR bon mtbreren Damsn unb Serren
BON Sofe beeleitet.
Rubino ia 8u1baItsr. @r tpurbe 1859
in 8inatbo bel Reapsl seboren unb bot
felt Ginger SEit in 4riisI sstpObnt.
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Don sinem Mabbt tn @bttaSelpbia
f6arf fritifrt.

I1hA Ahttttthts
3abbi SOispb 2rauslopf bon Der gbi.
labeIphiaer idbiIden Reiormeemeinbe
prebiete am lesten Sonntag dber has
Thema: ,StaatSiefrstar Sar unb bic
rumdnifae Suben." gr eriI6rte, bic
auf bic rumdniide Subsnaustpanberune
bsSdBli&e Note Sap's lei 70 sebaltsn, bab
iie srfcIeIoS fem unb ben Suben in STU.
mdnien @nttduidung bsrsitsn mlbte.
9ap bate ben 8ereinistsn Staaten in
Der 8ei&i@ie Der Rsni@bsit unRerblis
den Rubm bereitet. tpenn sr bic iloii9sn
SIGdtlinee nod ben 8srsinieten Staas
ten einseluoeR, unb bic Gbriiten in Rus
mdnien aufseforbert bate, bic 8srfoIg.
uneen Der oortieen Subsn einsufsaen.
n,aonnte 8uBIano," fubr ber Ratbi
fort. ,,ois IIrtei ipesen Der @~briaenper.
foIsung oaielbft bsfris8sn, fonnten fai
ale drifliden Rationeh China ipessn
Der nnsere&tieteiten befriesen, bic bort
ben Miiiiondren sueeflet puroen, fonn.
ten bic 8~ereinisten Staaten 9auiente
bon WenfdsnIeben Opfsrn. bas taibOIi.
i6e Guba bon fpaniider Wibperipnltune
au bsfreien, bnnn icl Niemanb lasen,
bob bic brifIi@en Nationen nidt bic
Na&t baben, $50. 900 idbiide SesIen in
einem fIeinen 2anoe ~ em%ancipiren. has
nur eituu 10000 Auabrntmsilsn erob III
uno eitpa 5 Miaionen gintrObnsr bat !"
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SittenDerberbniR In Der @ro6ffabt
9pubpu.


90 III unmb8liG, ben iberpGItisenben
8epsis Der Deeeneriruns bober eeiea'
idaftIidsr 3rsiie. ibsr tpsIds sans Son.
bon ipri6t, poltdnbis su ienorirsn. Sie
Sade, um tpel&e sS ii1 banbelt, 1T
f6tpdt3er unb nimmt tpsitere Dimsnlio.
men an, als Der betiidtiete @lepsIanb
Strabe'S fanbal Dor 10 Sabren uno ba,
BEL iinb Hamen bon tpeiterer oils nur eng.
Iii&sr 8stannti9aft inpolbirt. 90 ab.
i6rsdsno III bic SADIE, 10 untpioerIeeIi6
eri6einen bic 8sftdtieunsen, bab man ~
BEN @ntidluB aetommsn 1T, bic boil.
fidnbise 8losfsIlune su unterIuRen unb
70 au sepiHem 9raOe ~tpsniaitsns cine
rationale S6unbe uno 8sr9ifiuns Der
6ffsniIiden Rsinuns su permsiben. Die
@erediieieit pirb 10 nur in beidrdnflem
nmfans ibrer 2auf nsbmsn, unb an ibrs
STEELE pirb 8erbannuns trsten. Bon
cieier aubsraeridtIiGsn Strnfe tpirb
minbsfsns elm bsfanntsr Beer betrofen
tperbsn, uno Der 9rdssr zines nod stb.
beren Ramsns, auf psl1en nidt einmnl
anoeuienb binsetpieien petben oarf, ia,
tpie iib bic Bolisei in isinem Sal aus.
oIiidt. .,pom StanoaI uOlitdnoi8 ibsr.
tindt," Ni6t tpsnieer als 80 9erionen
finb bereits als bieier infamen Roterie
anssb6ris ibentifieirt iporOen ; sumeiit
Wdnner i'm porsei&rittenen Nlter unO
WlteIieoer authorizations SamiIien.
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@eaen bic XnberfnIefe.

SIN gtetu gOrf taben bic @ObIibdtiss
teitss8 ereine Jest nit elmer ensreif&sn
@ampnane 8eeen bic TubetiuIois bseons
men. SIN ben WietbsfaIernsn.S ihrifien
perbsn in berf6iebsnsn Spradsn Bore
trdee fiber WitieI our 8srbitune unb
Wetbcfen aur 8sbanbIuns Der 2ranibsit
ssbalten tperoen. Spsaie1e sIufmsrf.
iamfeit mil mon ben Rsser'D ifriften
tpiomen, mo bic Sterblidteit an Der 1u.
b~erfuloie bic bb&ife IN.
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~ annOnslm irt ..8e&snbIatt."
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SabrUneu erf6lasen einen S6ul'
SuperintenbenteH.

o. 6. TtOnisomerp, superintendent
Der SduIen uuf Der SnisI Rseros. trures
BON 2abronsn ermorOet, ole er fib nuf
Der Reiis mad 8eOIOb bsfanb. Sc pas
rem feds 2abronen. bic Jpn iibsrfielsn,
nieoermadtsn. cine betrdhtIide Summe
@elbss rnubten. tpel@e WontgOmerp BEL
id esbabt bate. unb bann bic 2ei6e
furdtbar psritdmmslten. Iuf bic Gre
ereifune Der Grandmother NJ cine Bee
Iotnuns uusseiest ipOrOsn. Die 8ittpe
oes grmOrOsteu III 2sbrsrin in elmer
SduIe uuf Der SnieI 9sgros. SIN
atiessminlterium tpirb bic Ra@riAt BON
@rmOroune bes S&uIiupsrintenoens
ten montgomery bstdtist. Der @rmors
bette fannie aus lexington. Nsbr.. unO
mar am 20. Suit 1901 o San 6ran'
mad ben 9biIippinsn absefabrsn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-15
WHAT IS PAIN BALM?

Chamberlain's Pain Balm is lini-
ment and, while adapted to all the ordi-
nary uses of a liniment, has qualities
which distinguish it from other RENE
dies of this class. Pain Balm is espe-
cially beneficial for rheumatism. Thou
sands of cases can be cited in which it
has effected cure when the sufferer
had previously tried the best medical
service without securing relief. Pain
Balm is positively guaranteed to give
relief in the most severe cases of chron-
ic or acute rheumatism.
Pain Balm heals bruises, burns and
scalds in less time than any other treat
ment. 1t is "antiseptic" that is, it pre-
vents putrefaction and by SO doing,
generally prevents an unsightly scar re-
naming after the injury is healed. For
lame back, lumbago and neuralgia,
Pain Balm has no equal. It has the
quality of getting to the right spot.
No sufferer from these distressing af-
fections should defer a trial of this
remedy. One application gives relief
Try it. Benson, Smith G. Co., Ltd.
wholesale agents, sell it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-15
MISS ACKERMAN
AGAIN HEARD FROM

Salt Lake is endowed with the pres
ence of Jessie Alderman, the profess
sional agitator who was in Honolulu
couple of years ago. The Tribune of
that city has the following to say OF
her: THE Wo1nen's Christian Tenn
perance Union of Salt Lake is preparing
for a crusade In this city against the
drink habit that promises to make a
stir before the end is reached. Miss
Jennie Alderman, known throughout
the country as a worker in this cause,
will be in the city to lead the van. She
comes here from Siberia, where she has
been travelling extensively and will be
prepared to deliver some intensely in
teresting talks. She was here some
years ago and spoke in the Tabernacle,
so that she is no stranger to the peo-
pie in Salt Lake. Three or four meet
ings will be held by her in different
parts of the city.
I'm connection with Miss Alderman S
visit the leaders of the w. c. T. U. are
preparing for a vigorous sampaign,
but are not prepared yet to make pub
lie their plans. Miss Alderman will be
here September 14th and the crusade
will be on from that time to the end.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-09-15
PASSENGERS.
Arrived.


Per Stmr Maui, Sept IA. from Maui
ports-Jno. King, Rev. f. Spencer, All
Chew, Morita, c. Amin, wife and five
children, Miss L. Awana, w. c. Schnei-
Ger, P. Jorgensen, Miss e. Taylor, Miss
c. Hannested, F. Hannested, D. H.
Lewis and servant, A. Sharpe, A. Hane
berg, Miss Ada Whitney, Miss NJ Brede,
Miss NJ Anahu, F. J. Cross, st. c. Say
ers, d. K. Hayselden, l.. A. G. Parish.
H. Giles, Master Barnhart, DR.. Sugaya,
H. A o. Giles and 5S deck.
Per stmr. Mikahala, from Kauai
ports, Sept. 14-Mr. Buchholtz, Mr.. Hin
devant, Miss Grau, Miss Tielen, Mr..
Jackson, Mr.. Prescott, w. G.. Taylor, NJ.
O'Shaughenessy, Mr.. Douthitt, Maj.
and Mrs Harris, Mr.. Tanamija, Chang
Kim, Paul de Brettville, Geo. Hugo.
Miss Soper and So deck.
On Sept Z, from San Francisco at
Hilo, per S. S. Enterprise-Mrs. w. I.
Baldwin and two children, Peter Lee.
wife and family, Mrs. Amelia Nakapu-
ahi, Miss ORourke, J. w. Mason, wife
and daughter, Rev. F. L. Nash and
wife, Mrs. Peter McRea, J. H. Hender-
son, w. ]. Sommers, Jacob Blumlein.
Harriet E. Higgins, Misses C. and J.
Souza, and Mrs. R. P. III. Greeley.
Departing.
Per stmr. Helene, September Is, for
Hilo-George F. Henshall II. B. Smith.
B. F. Dillingham;, T. Evans, Mr.. Taylor
and wife, J. w. Bergstrom, J. A M
Johnson, Donald j. Mckay, Mr.. Moller
For the Volcano-Miss Butterfield, Mrs
Hoffman, T. M. Chatard and wife, Chas
Bispham, j. A. Parsons. For Laupa-
hoehoe-J. Wilcox.