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The daily tribune., 1903-03-04

The choir of the Presbyterian church
called on Mrs. j. G. Mcdaniel Mon
day night and presented her with an
elegant travelling case as parting
token of esteem. Mrs. McDaniels is
about to start for California She
has been an earnest worker in the
church especially in the work of the
choir, and her departure will be
sorely felt by the Presbyterians
The daily tribune., 1903-03-04

peace. it then became necessary for
the governor to act The governor
talked with General Chase over the
phone this morning and that officer
reported that all was quiet. A COM
mittee of citizens of Colorado City
viii call upon the governor this after
noon to request that the troops be re-
called.
The adjutant general received n
message this morning that the troops
We're being hooted by the people of
Colorado City and that vile epithets
were being applied to the soldiers.
Colorado City, March 4-Consider-
able dissatisfaction is telt here over
the presence OF troops and many of
the citizens say there was no necessity
for it. On the other hand many
congratulations have been sent to the
governor for his prompt action in the
Everything is quiet here
this morning. though there is an un-
dercurrent of intense feeling among
the strikers.
The daily tribune., 1903-03-04
SHERMAN PARKER.

Secretary -
In connection with this the state
ment of a Cripple Greek mine owner
at Colorado Springs last night por-
tends fierce struggle. He said
Although l do not care to make
any premature statement, you may
say for me that it is the determ ination
of our company to conduct our mine
without dictation from any one, and
that we regard it as an unwarranted
presumption on the part of our en-
ployes to dictate to us to whom we
shall consign our ore. From state
ments Of other mine owners you are
safe in saving that the demand will
not be granted -
The daily tribune., 1903-03-04

conditions shall have been satisfacror-
lily adjusted.
Respectfully signed.
"w. b. EASIERLY,
President
NSHER DARKER
The daily tribune., 1903-03-04

Sells the choicest resi-
dence lots in the city y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25
germff6te teIcgrupBiide srprihen.

- GrDtn 3. Jatrbdnts, Der truz
6ere 9rGiioent Der SrtI@uft 8alOz
pin8biue, R.sO,, bat baieIbit bur4
@rf9ieBenS eIbftmorb b%egangen, na9z
benz er feline 5rau inter einem @prz
punoe aus benz 5auie gefunOt bate.
Der Selbfm0rber mar 70 Sabre alt
uno ION bic S6dt aus 8er3peiflung
iiber finan3te0e Riidi4lGge begangen
BADEN.
- Sn Der g}G6e BON @Doming,
SSu., tpurOe bic feitgefrOrene 2ei4e
BON s. q. 8i6arbIon, zines prOmtz
nenten 8antiers bDn bort, bpn einem
SGger aufgefun0en. Hi6arbion, Der
As Sabre ait mar, bate pDr me6reren
Sugen in irrItnnigem 3uitunOe fetn
Seim berIaTer. Gr mar fir bic lite
rariI9en 9epartement8 G6icdgoer,
8ofoner unb 9ma6aer 8Idtter tbdtig
gepeTen unb binterIGBt cine 5umilie.
- Sine fiinfid6rt8e Scooter beg
8ouDerneur8 2onginO BON Miiiiiiippt
|ftiir3te geitern gu Sadfon, MttF., 8uz
fGuig i'm @Tsfutiogebduoe cine 3reppe
berd6 unb erIitt Is6ensgefG6rli6e
@erleBungen. Sbr Batter, ipel4er gum
Garnebat mad Stems orleans gereiit
mar, 1T teIegrop6iid 3uriit6erufen
fporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25
@ift fir rinrn @trnrthrilttn.

@trpubsburg, 3d., %. Sebr.
Sci 5rou q. g. Corr BON 9bilz
Iipsburg,' N.zS, Der @9tpeiter DON
Gborles 9retber, pel6er am tommenz
ben 9ienitag tpe8en G~rmorbung bon
@bam Strunt bur9 BEN @trang binz
geri4tet tperben fpG, tpurbe, als tie i'm
Gountp : @efGngrtB bprfpra4, Inn
tbren 8ruber gum leBten Mal gu iez
ben, cine Quantitdt @tft gefurber, bic
btngeret6t bdben piirbe, I'm finf5e6n
perfonsn gu bergiften. sic fDoate bass
ieG6e i6rem 8ruber 5ufeden. Ginem
Nu4tpG9ter i'm 9efdngniB mar bas
berbG4tige 8ensbmen Der 5rau auFz
gefulIen unb e8 gelang inn, it9 bes
Sites gu bemG9ttgen, e9e es in Gre
tiers 6Gnbe oerbt6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25
3u Ghren 9amtun's.

MdntGa, %. Sebr.-3e6n Gomz
pagnten Snfanterie, &aoaGerie unb
QrtiGerie unb 9unberte bon SfFi3iez
rem unb 8eteroner tpp6nten geitern
Der G~nt6iiqung bes Qapton : Dent
mails in San Mateo BEL. 0us Dent
NAL lit auf berfelben Steqe errt9tet,
mo General 2dpton i'm Sample gegen
Die Snfurgenten fiel. Inter ben Set
rebnern befarO fi4 aud General
9uots.
gommifdr 6enrB s. Sbe pirb am
0ientag BON bter mad ben @ereinigz
ten Staten auf einen ldngeren urz
Gaub gsben. Die @eIurObeit bes Goms
mifdrs 1T fart erf6ittert. 0eriel6e
pirb aud @uIbingtOn beiu4en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

BON 20 pro3ent perlangen, lit es su Ell
ner fir bic Nngeitelten befriebtgenben
lIebereintunft getommen, tpel9e ie6o9
nod Der Ratifi5irung Der 8a6noiretz
loren unb Der 8edmten beg 8er6anOs
Der Nngeite1ten BART. Ollie Streitz
puntte itnb befriebtgeno geOrbnet un0
bic Qo6ner6D6ung fir bic 4ngeiteIten
zines 3Eiles Der 3ige ion io9ar %
qrp8ent 6etragen. Die 1lnterbanOlunz
gen 3pif8en ben Gonbutbeuren unO
8a6n6eoienIteten Der unberen 8d9ngez
fegi9dFten, beren 2tnien bierber fit6z
rem, ME Der Sect @eItern," n9reut
Nort6ern" urb yNort6ern 9aciftc,"
uno ben 8eamten Der 2eBteren iinO
nod in Der S9pebe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

Raifer, Sobn @Dlfer, %. @anslsben,
SObn nbtboff unb paul Riaer;
@mpFangs @Omite = Qouis g.
Oietertd, 8Orfiber, 9ngo @teiner, d.
90. MitI0bner, So6n &lein, 8iaiam
Sdubert urb SEQ. pDbImdnn;
PreB5Gomite = Dr. Or. G9apiro,
8oriiBer, Or. 6. 9enrici, s. &aiier
unb Dm. 8ansleben;
Oetorations4gomit = puul Miifz
Ter, gOriiBer, @iGium Slider, 6, S.
N}eisIu6n, SO9n 80lter, So6n 1ihtz
boff unb s. ¨ebn.
NIGgemeine NDtt8en.
@ts Caterer mar 9r. SriB Slider
unter Der uunterfpelt" tbdtig; er bate
bic SafeGn fir 525 perionen geDedt,
ais bic pretsbertbeiligung berfunbigt
tporoen mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25
g6iffsnn6 rthteu.

1ep gort, %. 6e6r, - @nges
fommen fino bier bic 9umpfer ga
Champagne" Don 6aOre, n8Obemion"
BON 2iDerpool unO pSt. Papl" BON
Sout6dmpton.
@6gefo6ren naa 2tOerpool 1T Der
9ampfer n2uncuitrian."
8ibruItur, %. 5ebr. - 9ais
firt 1T bier Der 9ampfer n2u6n" 0ui
Der 6u6rt BON 8enua uno 4edPeI
mad Repzgort.
2i8ur6, %. Gebr. - 8efidtet
tpurOs bier Der 9umpfer n&miterz
bum," BON ROTTERDAM na4 Rep@Yort
unterpegs.
@ontbumpton, %. 5e6r. -
@gefommen it bier Der DON 3enz
0ort mad Nntperpen beittmmte
Dumpfer n5inluno."
2tberPOoG, %. 6e6r. Ser
9qmpfer n5Oernia" Iangte BON Gens
0ort bier an.
ma1tu, %. 6e6r. - Der oui
elmer 8ergniigungsfubrt befinbIi4e
9umpfer nRaifertn Mdrid Sbereitd"
truF bon NepzgOrt bier Elm uno ipirb
mad 4Ierunbria etc. fa6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

Der & Twentieth GenturD
Club" 6telt geitern 06enb i'm y6otel
2eEington" cine @iBung unter benz
8orftB BON Or. Dm. q. Sin; 5r. 8.
5. WaginneB fiibrte bas 9rotpfoa.
@4On felt einiger 3eit BADEN fi9 bic
Mitglieoer nit pobI6etannten 8efiirz
pOrtern biretter @efeBgebllng unb
Single Sar" in @erbinbung gefeBt,
Die Der SagespreTe Ibbanblungen
ii6er biefe 9egenFGnbe our @~erfiigung
itelen, i'm bubur9 fir bieie Sheen
Qnbdnger bei'm 8oIte gu tperben. lin
biefe Qufgabe gu fOrbern, tpurbe ges
tern Elm Gomite ernunnt, 0ds aus
folgenoen 9erren beite6t: Or. @m.
q. Sin, 8oriiBer, Sbomas .. @lurt,
Setretdr, 6. 8. Maribuq, Glttpeeb
9omeron, q. R.parfons, 8. s. 5or6,
$. 6rantItn 8ropre, s. 8. 9ope, 8.
%. Crane, q. s. McgauieD, M. 3.
6. Matn, Baitor 5. 6. 9ogan, QIun !
6arqubar, 8eo. g. M}orri8, u. 8.
@i4el6erger Hno &. 6. &emp. Nnbere
6erren aus II Stauten, oeren Nume1
ieoO8 nt9t Oer0ffentli9t per6en folz
len, baben fi9 6ereit ertlGrt, benz Goz
mite bei3utreten. Der Club beI9loB,
ale @anbibaten fir muni3ipale Qemz
ter uber lire SteGungnabme CUR
Snttiatioe unb gum Referenbum in
ftG0tii4en 4ngelegen6eiten gu befrdz
gen. Der glu6 beFiirtportet bic Qnz
nobme elmer 8erDrOnurg. nu4 tpel4er
ale MaBna6men, bic in elmer bon
minoefens flint Pro3ent Der qualiftz
3irten DGbler unter5ei4neten Pett=
tion i~ncorporirt finb, ben MGhlern Der
Staot Bel Der nG6iten Bu6I unterz
breitet perben miifen.
Die Sratorien : @efellz
f9aft pirtt m ii. Sin 60
mite, befe6enb aus ben So. 8. s.
Diemun, .. W}eIamet unb stephan
@teinmiiGer, iprud 9eitern 4beno BET
Der Srutnrien : @eieqf4aft Dor uHo
Tub Die @eieuI9aft our Sbetlndbme
an benz @~rOffnung5 : @on3ert elm,
nel6em @rfu9en oOn Der 8eieui4att
uuF lie6ensniirbigfte @eiie entfpros
den puroe. 9us Muiit Gomtte bat
auBerbem elm Runbf9reiben an
fdmmtIi9e Rir8en9Dre unO Gbnlt4e
Orgdnifationen erlufen, in peldeH
bieiel6en our 36eitna6me an benz @r@
Offnungs : Gon3ert eriu4t tperber.
Sci biefem @on3ert tperoen unter Der
Qeitunq BON 9rof. Waelumet Die bret
f~olgen6en groBen Gb0re g%eiun8en:
rG6orale Sdntafs" BON 8eetBoDer,
nWulpurgi5nu6t" bon MenbelsiO9n,
y6aueluia" bon 9GnOeG. Die erfte
9ro6e finbet am 9onnertag i'm
n9ea6oOD : SnItitut" itatt.
4ngebIt9er StroBenz
ruu T. - 5reoerif Mpers, % Sabre
alt unb in g1r. 1924 MonroezStruBe
fpobn6oft, tpurOe geibern i'm mittleren
@tations6uuIe bonn 9oIi3eiri4ter
5e8tig auF bic ACKNOWLEDGING bin,
Dem @eri6tsberfabren iiberpieien,
Sr. Ireberid 8itenborfer in Dem
&ot6uuie an Der Gde DON 9rattz urto
@out6 : @traBe angeblt4 Inn $4 be-
ruu6t gu baber. @r bate geIe6en,
uls 0tttenbprFer einen $5>S4ein
pe6ielte. 8oli5tit 8udlep Der9aftete
Inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25
Bier Wenihen rrtrunfen.

8aGGa6affee, 5Gu., %. 6ebr.
- 9rei tpeiBe &in0er i'm glitter BON
bier Sabren, 5pei Sa6ren unO feds
Do4en uno elm g&eger, Rumens 4uz
tin, ertrunfen leBte Na9t in Oen6lutz
poobs, fiibGi4 pon Su1ubaRee. Sci
ferIon So6nIon unb feline 5ruu, bic
@ltern Der 8inber, tonnten ii4 retten.
Die Tamilie fu6r in einem @agen
pG6reno Der 0unteI6eit BON Der
Strdbe db in's Wdfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25
ghreflider gph eines &inbrs.

GonneIIgbtIIe, 6Ia., 23.5e6.
- Die elf Sabre aIte Marb &oblanb
fanO geitern Q6enb einen entieBIi4en
Sob, inbem ie in einem GotezOfen
Iebenbig ~ber6rannte. 9us M2GbGen
lief etnen 9iigel iiber ben 0fsn binunz
ter, ftel unb rOIte in einen Der gill
6enben Sefen. Die BEL benieG6en ar
beitenben MGnner 8Dgen bic Qei9c
6eraus; tie mar our 8ruite berbrannt
unb taum mebr dls menidli4es @ez
fen ertenn6ar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25
@nn einem betrunfcurn Nrger nieOrrz
qcitOftn.

8otBena, S., %. 6e6r. -
9uuG Grimiteab, 8ebafteur Der
r8imes," tpuroe beute BON einem be-
trunfenen Heger, Ndmens 6rant
@arner, bur9 einer N}eferiti6 pa9rz
f8einIi8 t0btli8 bertpunbet. Der g}ez
ger befinbet fi8 gu SrOp in 9uft unO
Elm 2pn4gert3t fte6t gu befiir4ten, i'm
Sale Grimiteoo ieiner WunOe erliegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25
sret Rinbrr u~macfummen.

Guthrie, Otla6oma, %. 5e6r.
0ur8 bic @inGi4erung Der @obz
nung BON 8iGiam 4bums gu gill
fioe, i'm SSSnoiansr<3erritorium ta>
men BRET Rinoer um's 2eben. 3net
Der Rinber tpurben at Sobe Der>
brannt uno Elm anberes 10 f4fper Der
leBt, buB e8 balo barauf ftarb. Die
Mutter trug buS leBtere Sinh, fOpie
nod Elm anoereS unter @efabr bes
eigenen 2ebens aug Dem brennenben
@ebGube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

8. s. Wieman in Nepurt.
6r. 2eopoIb $. @iemun fe6rte gez
tern BON Nepdrt, MS, auriif, tpoz
ieGbit er am Sonntag elmer 9rpbe Der
OOrtigen 8ereinigten Sanger beis
tpObnte. Die Pug. Stats : 3tg."
beri9tet ii6er ben 8eiu9: .Qts am
Sonntag, ben Is. 5ebruar, Die 9iffe>
ren5en ii6er bic Quspu6l Der preiss
ri9ter fir bas SGngerFeit in Der Ser
iammIung Der @ereinigten GGnger
our Spra6e tumen, fiinbigte PrGiiz
bent @DrB an, an nG4iter Sonntag
(geItern) fperbe prGIibent 0ieman
bon Der 5eit6ebOrbe in Baltimore in
Netpart antpeIenb ietn unb befriebi=
genbe Grtldrunge1 abgeben. 9r. Diez
man lit na8 Netpart gefommen unb
feline Grfldrungen tpurben nit 8efrtez
bigung aufgenommen. @r fugte benz
8eri9terTtatter, bas 3ieI Der 5etbez
b0rbe in Baltimore fei, Elm grOBartis
ges SGngerfeft gu feiern, bus ben
9eutiGen gum &u6me gerei9en tper<
be. Dus bic 9ifferen5en i6er Die
Iustpo6l Der preisri9ter betreffe, 10
CLAUDE er, baB, tpenn Der 5eftDOrtunb
cine politdnbige 9~arlegung gemadt
babe, fe lei4t gu befeitigen ieien. Die
SeItbeb0rte babe ben beiten WtQen
unb lei unter alien ltmftdnben berett,
BEN Wiqen bes rNorboftli4en SGnz
qerbunbes" unb ieires Muiit : @o>
mite's ars5ufi6ren. Qebnlt6e 8orte
fpra9 Sr. Wiemon in elmer lGngtreu
Rebe gu ben SGngern, Die er tpegen
ibres 5ablretden Grf4etnens uno
ibrer 2eiftungen, fOnie aud hires
ti6tigen 9irtgenten 6al6er begliidz
tpiinT9te. gr iprd9 BON ben 3neden
unb 3ieGen beg 9eutf4tbums unb Der
SGngerfete unb ber6teB nt9t aGein
Elm groBartiges unb erfulgrei4es
SGngerfef, fonbern ou9 alien Be-
iu6ern fro6e uno genuBrei4e Stun@
ben. Seine Worte ma9ten auf Die
Singer einen Iebr giinittgen Ginbrud
unO riefen Iebbufte 8eifaGs6e8eugun@
gen berpor. prGiiDent Ostar S9un
bom MdnnergeIungberein u@urora"
rt4tete einige freunbli6e @orte Der
Grpiberung an 9rn. Wieman."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

Ser gG1ifton 0emptroz
enzG1ub" tbetlte uns geftern nit,
baB bic Na6ri9t, baB er bic 0ieberz
nomination bes Wapors 6u1es in0pfz
Tirt babe, duf einem Srrt6um beru6s
Der Club babe bei4lOfen, Niemanbsn
gu inboffiren, forbern db3uparten
mas Die Stimmgeber an Der 8u6lz
urns Bel ben 9rimdrpablen entf8eiz
ben tperben.
pie 8enfion8Gtfte erbGIt
3upu9s. = Die P~Oli8etdr5te bd=
BEN bic f0rperli9e ltfiterfudung Der
so Boli3ifen poGIerbet, tpel9e Der
Meinung Der goIt5etbeb0rbe mad ni9t
me6r taugli8 itnb fir ben 9tenft, unb
tperben 6eute ober morgen ibrer 8e>
ri6t einrei6en. Sc bsrIautete geftern,
bic Qer3te bGtten gefunben, baB %
BON ben so poIi5iiten ni9t me6r
taugli9 feien unb buB tie beren 9enz
fiorirurg befirnorten Diiroen.
Der st. element 2iterd a.
ride @eretn" Der Ct. Sutobus>
9emeirbe beruritaltete geftern @6enb
in Der nSt. SutO6us : 9aae" an Der
Qisquitb : StraBe cine brdmdtiI6e
MISUNDERSTANDING gu 9unFen Der
@emeinbei9uIe. S. Bauer urh @lo1s
6pItma1lrr tparerl bic 8~ii6nenIeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25
Qbfo6rtgtoge BON Ocean : 0ampfern.
gon q Q I.

BON ReDzQorL
Ser Gampfsr sGeOrit' am %. GcbruaT mad 2is
Ssr Sampler sG5ampaons' an 25. Gebrpor mad
6aprs.
StT Sampler sGtruria' an %. Gebruar mad
Ser Sampler .arOOnlanO' am %. Gebruar nab
Der Sampler sminnstoHfa" am %. Gebruar mad
2OnOOn.
Ser Sampler Settle an A. mar, mad Qi0srs
Ser Gampfer pRotter0am' am A Mar, Ha8
ROTTERDAM.
Ser Sampfer p2uureutidn" an Z. yiar3 nap
Ser Sampler sminncapolis an 7. mdr, nab
Qonbon.
Ser 9ompfer sqenni9l0ania' an I. MarJ nab
SER Sampler ,8esIanO' an I. mdr, nab aHts
Ser Sampler sGompauia' an Z. Mdr, nod 2ts
Sri aaifsr ,mil5slm Der grobs' an 10. @dT1
"I Ser Sampler .qiouriaD am 10. Mdr, mad 3sas
9tr 9ompfsr sgbilaOsGp5ia' an Il, @dr1 Ha3
Sputbampton. ~.
Der Sampler Oceanic" am II. Dldr3 mad 2t'
berpool.
Ser 9ampfer ggImferOam1 an II. Idr) mad
ROTTERDAM.
Ser 2ampfsr sgretaoHe" an Z. 9Sar3 nod
Ser Sampler ethiopia an "A. Tdr1 nab
Ser sampler s5inlauO' an IA. WdrJ mad
@ntUtrpeu.
Ser sampler sltmbria1 am "A. TldrJ mad 81.
berbopl.
Ser 9amRfcr .g%atrieia' am II. Wdrs mad
6amburg.
uno 9suua.
SIR 9ampfsr .gsinns5a6u' am IA. mdr, na6
2pubou.
Ser 9umpfr st. qauI' ON 10. @dr, ua3
SputbamptoH.
Der Sampler sSermanie' an Is. Mdr, nab
2iperpoul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25
0nh rim strift n~bntmenbrt.

81. puuG, Minn., %. Ge6r. -
!3tpif6en Der ygbicugo, ct. Pdul,
minneapolis C Omaha : @~iienbabnz
@eieGT6aft" unb ibren @Onoutteuren
unb anberen 8abr6ebeniteten, peI4e
felt benz 1. Sanunr cine GObner80Bung
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

5aurz9us. - Sunge 6auss
frau: y&6er bite, 6err Baron, sic
uBen ia gar Nt4ts-i8medt's S6nen
ni4t?" = Baron: 81 bod, frsili9,
- db - pteIo benn?" - Sunge
9ausfrau: rQ4, i9 ba9te nur. neil
sic 10 nieE rebenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

*** Ser l1nfeG 8rdfigzM ustenbuu
ftnbet am 9ienitag, ben "a. Sebruar,
in Der g8ermanta~M z9a1e"
ftatt. Sin @pmite, peI6es aus lauz
ter erfa6renen M}Gnnern beitebt, benen
bus @obl bes @ereins nm 6er3en
Iiegt, 1T nit ben arrangements fir
bas Set betruut tpOrOen, unb bieie5
gpmite arbeitet nit fol9em Gtfer,
buB o6ne 3petfeI Elm Mostenban gu
@tunbe tommt, pel9er hinter ieinen
@orgGngern nt4t 3uriiditebt. @ert9>
poue 9reife iinb fir Die beiten @in3elz
Musten unb @ruppen ausgeieBt. Die
betunnten Retaurateure S4miOt unb
Slider perben i6r 8eftes dufbieten,
nm ben inneren Menf9en gu befriebiz
gen. 8iGete iinb Bel alien Mttgltez
bern be5 arrangements Gomite's gu
hQben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

*** Ser MoStenbaG bes r36aItaz
M}Gnner6ors" ra6t berun. @uf ben
9. M}Gr3 1T bus grOBe @reigntB in Der
n@ermaniuzU Sd nner4Orz9uue ange@
fagt. &uf ale in Sabren unb in
0entungsart iugenOli4en Mitglieoer
bes 8ereins iiben bieie Mprte einen
mG8ti8en Rei3 aus. &u5 5uDerldi@
fiqer Que[Ie berIautet, baB BON Oielen
@eiten fett geraumer 3ett groBe 8orz
6erettungen ~getroffen unb u~ngep06nz
li6e 4nitrengungen gema4t tDurben,
I'm bemieI6en in bieiem Sabre einen
gang beionbersn Slang gu berletRen.
M8asten 9erau8! limb m0g' Bel SUM-
gen, ME bel Often, Die re4te ga
f6ingsldune palten!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

*** Die n4rbeiter> 2ieOertafel" berz
a~nItaItet i6ren biesiG6rigen MuStenz
buG an Montag, ben 2. MGr3, in Der
r@ermunidzM t Gnner9prz9aqe. Ser
M}usfenbaQ 1T ftets bus grDBte Set
beg ftrebfamen @ereins, unb bic W}it>
glieber f9euen peber Soften, nod
Mii6e, Inn benz Publitum ettpas Sc
biegenes bar3ubieten. So iteben benin
aud biefes Sa9r ben @Giten cine Eeiz
be BON ueberraf9ungen in 4usii9t,
tpeG9e uIetn einen Sang gu benz Masz
ferbaQ Der r4rbeitetz 2iebertafel" lob>
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

gaur in Rriegs8eiten mtifen F9
Srembe Bel Der 4oli3ei aHsptiien,
Spnif lit in feinem Sale oas TH4rsH
zines 9a6es pprgei4rieberL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

In Sapon lit nur Oann Elm PaB
nO~fBpeaOig. psnn 4u5!dnOer anBe!s
bal6 bes %Iogenannten gsrtta9s gl'
ftritts reiien Ober iiA n':S5TIalen
pollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-25

Al y - = , y 80
Sn StaIien egiItiren teine paB0oro
T9riften, iebO9 bs6dIt ii4 bic fegies
rung bas Re6t Dor, in gege6enen JGla
len cine 2egitimatiOn bon 4usldnoern
Su DerIangen.
SHrtet unb 8eftBungen.
Dom 8otT4after in Gontdntinobtl
1T tein 8eri8t eingegangen, jeDc4
tbeilt Der ROniuI in Seruialem nit,
bdB @usIGnOer DON tiirtii6en Sc
TanbtI6uften biitrte Pdfe btiiBen
miifen, um tirtif4e 8eiiBun5en 5ss
treten gu o%iirfen. Qu5genomrTen bier
bon Iin6 Jie 2dnber, DQIelbit bic 2ur@
tei feline bipIomatii4e Pen ooer tOniulas
rifhen 8ertreter be5iBt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-20
TRIP TO ORIENT
GOOD FOR HEALTH

OF a man wants to take pleasant
vacation. ne can do no better than take
- Korea for the round trip from Ho-
,oluIu to the Orient said P c. Jones
Yesterday. Mr.. Jones, who had been in
A, health. took the trip himself. ac-
eompanied by his wife and two daugh-
,srs and returned to Honolulu on the
hiz liner yesterday. My health is much
better than when 1 went away" the
gentleman went on. II had to be car
ried aboard the steamer. and 1 did not
90 ashore at all in Japan. But 1 was
several days in Hongkong. and had a
nIeasant time. The weather over there
IL delightful at this time Of the year.
little later they tell me it Is pretty
hot in Hongkong. but it is pleasant
now.
And the Korea Is certainly a won
defuI ship. If had not experienced it
myself would not have believed that
vessel could be built to run so
smoothly in a heavy sea There was
absolutely no motion at all. On Mon
day. for instance, we had heavy sea
right abeam. and she went along
through II as firmly as a house. Several
naval officers who were on board ex-
pressed themselves. as experts, surpris-
ed at the marvellous showing made by
the ship. I can certainly recommend
the trip I took as a most pleasant
vacation If a man needs rest"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-20
BEAUTY MARX"
STATUE FOR ZION

Honolulu is to lose the Beauty
Mark" statuette. 1t has been sold and
win shortly start on journey across
the ocean to San Francisco and thence
to Salt Lake City. where it Will adorn
the bachelor quarters of D. E. Burley.
General Passenger Agent of the Ore
gon Short Line, who departed from Ho-
noiulu for his home in the Ventura
The statuette has been a quiet cor
ner attraction at the Hawaiian Hotel
where Mr.. Burley and d. H. Peery. who
were guests at that hostelry. CHANGED
upon IL. The former jocosely remarked
that 1t would look well in his apart
ments. Manager Wills. who was in the
vicinity, was asked the price and he
replied that 1t was $S5- Mr.. Peery i'm
mediately handed over the money and
gave instructions to have it boxed and
forwarded on the Korea to Mr.. Burley.
Manager Wills found it impossible to
securely crate II in so short time but
hopes to ship it on the Neyadan-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-20
MISS HYDE AND
MR.. COLLINS WE'D

Miss Cornelia b. Hyde and Mr..
Dwight NJ. Collins were married yester-
day afternoon at 5 o'clock at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Richards,
the Rev. William Norris Kincaid per-
forming the ceremony. The lanai.
where the couple were married. was
decorated with green's and white violets-
Mrs. c. NJ Hyde. the aunt Of the bride.
came from Hilo to be present at her
niece's wedding. AS the function was
a very quiet one the only guests pres
ent were Mr. Collins relatives and a
few OF Miss Hyde's most intimate
friends.
The bride wore a pretty gown Of
white pima over satin trimmed with old
lace and chiffon. Her tuile veil was
caught in the couture with orange bios
SONS. She carried a bouquet Of white
vioIets and maidenhair fern
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins will make their
home in Pittsfield. Mass
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-20
BUSINESS LOCALS

You can't help smiling If you wear
glasses fitted by Sanford. the optician'
in the Boston block.
The Phoenix Savings. Building and
Loan Association has plenty of money
to loan on improved property. Repay
rnent to suit borrower.
Auction sale OF household furniture
at the residence OF Mr.. Thomas Ball
today at 10 o'clock. 10 Punchbowi
street. near the Mormon church
A special meeting Of the stockholders
of the Kohala Sugar Company is called
for Monday. March %. at O'Clock, at
the office OF Castle & Cooke. Ltd
Tenders will be received at the office
of the superintendent of Public Works
for furnishing materials. labor. and
erecting a bridge over the Wainiha
stream, Kauai
Special prices in japanese bread and
cake boxes at Pacific Hardware Com
pany's Bethel street store. Buy one
and keep your cakes and bread from
reaches and ants
l. 3. Kerr & Co. yesterday received
a large quantity OF boys. youths and
mems clothing at about s. per cent
of regular price. Today and Saturday
the goods will be got ready for the big
gest bargain sale ever held in Homo
lulu