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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-13

The open air treatment as a cure for
ed success in Honolulu. tuberculosis,
according to popular belief, is an in
clair, who is in charge of the recently
estab lished Leahi Hospital in Kaimuki,
is authority for the statement. that II
cure is possible In almost every case,
and he has demonstrated this by turn
ing out as cured half dozen patients
who were sent to the hospital as incur
ables.
Leahi Hospital is semi-public in
stitution and receives subsidy an
nually from the government. The new
hospital at Kaimuki has been running
little over a year now, having been
esta blished on its present scale through
the liberality of Alexander Young and
other generous citizens. Previous to
that it was known as the Victoria
Hospital for Incurables," and is even
now intended for the care of those who
are believed to be incurables. But the
name is misnomer, for many of the
patients sent there are discharged as
cured after course of treatment.
The open air treatment for consump-
ton is a new thing, but it has been
successful wherever tried in the United
States and in Germany which is its
home. 1t consists of living in the open
air as much as possible and taking a
regular course of exercise. Hawaii is
best adapted for the treatment because
it can be given the year round.
1.-THE open air treatment as cure
for tuberculosis has been successful at
Leahi Hospital" said Supt. Sinclair
yesterday. 1--WE have discharged at
least half a dozen patients as cured,
not only improved, but cured of the
disease.
1.-THE Knupf treatment provides that
the patient should sleep in the open
air and spend as much time in the
sunlight as possible. We are using the
treatment on a modified scale. The air
at Lean hospital Is SO pure dIlu III
MIGRATING, and the building SO we'll
ventilated, that we find it unnecessary
to sleep outdoors
I'VE have cured half a dozen patients
of tuberculosis and believe the per-
centage would be much greater if the
sick came to us before they had reach
ed the last stages of the disease. There
would be no difficulty in curing all that
came, il they would only come to us in
time and not wait until they are past
redemption.
People have come to the islands
with severe cases of tuberculosis and
been cured, and others have had only
a slight attack on coming here and
gone all to pieces. AS far as the climate
goes, one thing or the other is likely to
happen.
THE natives are the ones who are
most afflicted with tuberculosis and
while they can be cured by coming to
the hospital they go right back to their
unsanitary surroundings as soon as
they leave us. The chances are that
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-13

H. E. Beasley was arrested yesterday
on a warrant sworn to by Frederick
A. Ward, jeweller, in which he is
charged with embezzlement. Beasley
is said to have disposed of about $S7l
worth of jewelry and failed to turn the
proceeds over to the jeweler who had
supplied the merchandise to be sold on
commission.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-13
MARY, YOU MADcAP.

Mary, you Madcap, happy and free,
Dancing and skipping and romping in glee
Your tops and your marbles the height OF your JOY,
Full of fighting and fun as sturdy-limbed boy
A froIcsome sparrow lark in the air
Oh, your bubbing mirth is beyond all compare.
Mary, you Madcap, every day
listen to all the quaint things which you say;
With your dat fella speak," this fella bin see
Or "dat fella think he smarter than me-
But never 'frad for dat ting he bin tell
And the "felas', Lucy and Susie and Belief
Mary, you Madcap, great is your wealth:
Beauty and sprightliness, freedom and health
To yeliest laughter easily stirred,
AS ready sing the merriest Bird
So sweetiy i1nprompu in all that you do;
Oh, Mary you Madcap, who wouldn't be you!
P. MAURICE McMAiO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-13

shares buyers appear of small
R. l.,
changing hands
MISCELLANEOUS
Honolulu
the last of this month and the sixth day January The will be placed
of Ooka
Mr.
bondho1der Peacock
bondhders
November collections
of holiday
believe Christmas will The
the last few days with shoppers and this and will brisk close
the holiday The thousand
during the holiday expected help business
Co. hold dividend
The Rapid Transit Co has Nuuanu to the
naho
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-13

''say, pa" queried little Billy Bloc
bumper, what's an echo?" "An echo,
my son." replied the old man, with a
sigh long drawn out, 'is the only thing
that can fiim-f1am a woman out of the
last word The Tyre.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-13
SOME NEW HAWAIIAN VERSE
ROLLING DOWN TO OAHU.

Once with pleasant westerly gale
We bounding the
And soon the hills OF the Sandwich
Wen gaze upon again
Nine sluggish moons have waxed
Since from their flew
But are bound from heather
Rolling down to Oahu
We have left behind and women true
To teach the heather light, :. E
That they might be co-hers with Christ
And victors in the fight
With Norwester weather
Our lee bow a boiling brew,
1t the blast, whisted past,
Brought tdngs OF Oahu So
OH great the cares and toll combined
We sailors undergo.
What We though, how cold it may be
Or how the blasts may blow;
For "homeward bound" IS jovial sound,
That of course all well knew;
And we'll think of that while laugh chat
NTH loved ones in Oahu
In labors done meath boiling sun,
Old Morning Star" rolls away
Or sleeping reef-bound
Or the of Kusaie Bay.
We toied away for many day
Midst scenes of heavenly hue;
But toied laughed and sang
Of the girls in Oahu. 80 1ss ~ 80
Obi many gale we braved
And bitter Island squalls;
Our spars bent and
Which made the 'old man. bawl.
We oled for months midst rock and shoals,
That decks Micronesia through
But they many league astern
rr~- AS steer for Oahu
Then welcome, we seas, where the fragrant breeze
Is laden with doors
Where gentle glades and maids,
Are lovely kind and fair.
Where bright look forth
In hope each day view
Our snow white sail, before the gale,
Rolling back to Oahu.
long. I7s Is E. Poem that won the prize BY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-13
PART II.

Vocal: 'sFour Hawaiian Songs arr.
Dy........-...... ...... ........BerSer
Selection: MY old Kentucky Home"
...... ........ ......... ....Da1bey
Chorus: "Tannhauser" Wagner
Finale: "Alagazam" (new) Holman
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
The band will play this Saturday af-
ternoon at 3 o'clock at the football
game.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
aoroftGor eabeoa.
Seine neas W~iMeafMatIiAe 9beorie mno feline
xebrtbdtieteit.

Sn pifenf4aftliden Rreiien pirb
CUR 3eit elm 8ortrag bel befprofen,
ben profefor StepGen M. 8abeod BON
Der lniperitdt in Mabifon, @is., uns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

Grtaltuns In eiuett Gag ~ farirsa
Gebmt @arner's Bbite Wine Of Sar
Sprup. Ste bette 9uftenmebiatn al'i
@rben. Is unb Scots. SIN allen
Mpotbeten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

SnfeI: rgfun, aarlden, mart
Du benin betm 3abnarat2"- r =
den: SOD nteI: r5at Du
se9rieen2"-R arl9en: rNein."
% nfeI: r0as mar bran bon Dir,
bafur befommft Du fiinf @roi9en.
9at es benin febr ipeb setban2"-
g arl9en: rNein, sar ni9t."-
Onfel: SO, pie fam benin bas2"
-R d en-: Ser Ooftor tpar
gar ni9t gu 9aufe!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Gbiles 9etrfs-Aeoreani(ator.
Ella eesex,pAstts In europe weiIenser trIbe.
req eeattMsr cfNiisr.

Ella e~ess1,pAstis In europe weiIenssr trabe:
sss psattAsr ctNiier.
1leber General emilio R0rner, ben
Reorsanifator Der dilentfden Mrmee,
bra1ten Dor tpenisen Wonaten perfdies
bene 3eitunsen bic Nadridt, baB ct
aus Chile perbannt lei, neil er bas
Saupt Der ariesspartet sesen 4rsens
tinien getpeien unb als folder aunl
&ries sesen Mrsentinien eebebt babe.
Die Sadie bat ii4 babin aufsetldrt,
olb aOrner, Der segentpGrtig gu mefrs
monatisem Mufent6alte in 9eutf6lanb
ipeilt, als Sberfttommanbirenber uno
9eneralitabs9ef bes 9ilenif6en 9ees
res Der bortisen Hesieruns ben 4ntras
u~nterbreitet bate, in europa cine pers
manente MtlitGrtommtffion 81 grim
ben, bic INNER unter Siibrung zines
Der Glteren 9enerdle, tpenr, mDeli4 bes
dlteiten Generals ftebt. Die Rommtfs
ion foa fir bas 9ilenif9e 9eer Gms
pfeblenstpert6es ausnuben unb in
Torm bon 8orf4ldgeu na4 ghtle
f9iden. Nls es fi9 barum banbelte,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

Stepben Ue. Babcod.
lGnsft Dor benz bortigen uniperiitp
Science Club belt. Der 8ortrag be-
banbelte BITE reue Tbeorie, bic 8abeod
iber atomif9e gnersie aufseItent unb
on Der er etua 20 Sabre searbeitet bat.
0iefe Sbeorie fautet babin, bab bas
getpidt zines &0rpers bur9 bic Ser,
dnberuns 1einer Molefile beeinflubt
ptro ober bab, ME 8obeod biefen Sab
ausbriidt, bds Geptbt etnes 4Drpers
umsetebrt proportional fetner Gnerste
tit. Glide 9elebrte fiub Der Infidt,
bub bic 8abcod'f9e Sbeorie bic bette
2Ofung bes mod thinner ntdt aufse=
flGrten gefeBes Der S9nertraft bar,
ftelle, unb profeHor gomitod, Der St=
rector Der Wafbinstoner Sterntparte,
bGlt 8abeods neue Sbeprte iosar fir
oas bebeutenbte pifenf9aftli9e Grz
eigniB Der lebten so Sabre.
Stepben M. 8abeod, Der 1843 in
8ribsepater, 81. g., seboreu purbe,
lteft fett 1890 on Der uuiberfitdt bon
Wtsconfin iiber Mder6au=ghem uub
1T auslet9 @orite6er Der Aderbau>
4ustenunss=S Station fir ben .8abz
ger" =Staat. Seine Stubten madte er
an Der Cornell l1niperfitdt unb an Der
llntberiitdt 90tttneen. Bon 1888 mar
ct Setter Der Mder6au=N u sftelIunssz
Station I'm State Netp gurf. Babs
cod 1T Der grftnber zines mad linn Be-
rlannten Mil4prifunss @erfahrens
unb gilt neberr benz 4derbaufefretGr
Wtlion als Der 9erborruseubfte 8ertrez
ter in feinert Ja4e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

Trsgt die Die SOre, Die lhr INNER Gekauft Habl
::s:sa GMAzzw
NON
Gin kopfsanser.
gtsenartis< artiRitde aeiftnas eines innsen
Haweu-2opi ais Seine.

Gtseaertis srtisifdbe aeifans eines innsen
9aHeu-3opi ais Seine.
Der neueIte Stern Der I%rtiitentDelt
lit Elm 4opfsdnser, Elm Wann. Der auf
benz aopfe sebt. nidt ettpa in Der btsz
ber iibliden Weiie, bas beibt ben &opf
na9 nnten ri9teno unb Die 9dnoe dls
Wertaeuse Der 5ortbepeguns Be-
niibenb. netn, i'm buditGbliden Sinne
auf benz &opf unb nit benz 8opf. Die
Ter leltfame &iinitler 1T elm seborener
Sdne; er aGblt % Sabre unb besann
feline 2aufba6n Dor Sturgeon in Yarts.
Sci fetnen Yrobuftipnen befeitigt Der
Manr cine Dirt &rone, Die elm Gthen
bilbet unb am 8tnn bur9 Elm 8ano
feitsebalten ptrb, auf benz Saupte uno
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02

VSutIul VuItitu WutNtt.
fir bic &pmmiiion einen g1ef gu err
rlennen, bra6te &Drner fi9 in 8orz
i9lag, bd &rdnfli9feit in Der Gamilie,
Der @emablin unb bes dlteften Sobnes,
cine 9etmtebr mad europa gum 8efu4
bortiser 9eslitGtten notbpenbtg ma9te.
General &orner erbtelt bic Sberleituns
Der aommifiion.
&Drner ftammt aus GoIe q. g. gr
ma9te in Der beutf9en Mrmee ben
Selb5ug bon 1870 auf 1871 NIT unb
ertparb bas Giferne 4reua. SIM Sabre
1885 f9ieb er als MrttGerte= 9aupt=
mann aus benz beutf9en 9~eeresbtenfte,
UNI Die Reorganization Der dilenifden
4rmee 5u iiberne6men. Sein 9erbienit
1T es, bas 9ienii9e Militir gu benz
beiten unter allen 9eeren bes ~pielitaas
tisen Sibomerifa 6eronsebilbet au boz
ben. Inter fetne1 aufptaien itnb felt
1895 iuneet 9ifeuifde Sfftaiere in
INNER sr0berer 3obl mad Oeuti4lanb
our Musbilbuns sei4idt porben, neil
bic sa1ae 9ilenif9e Mrmes mad beutz
fdem SHUTTER eingeri9tet lit. 9esen<
tpGrtis ftnb in Der beutfden Nrmee
fieben dtlenif4e Sffiaiere; bret tpeitere
Offisiere begoben fi9 Dor &ur5em na4
ibrer Nusbilbung in Der MilttGr =Heitz
fdule gu 9annoper auf cine Reife our
8ef9tisung bon auberbeuti9en &etts
f9ulen unb 99emonteinitituten in
europa.
General 30rner, Der in feinem neren
8atsrlarb bas b0dite Inieben eeniebt,
befinbet ii9 ieit ieinem Gintrttt in
9tlenif9e Sienf.e isBt gum britten Mal
in gurcpo; 1894 unb 1900 mar Der
General auf ie 5pei Sabre mad
9eutf6ldnb fpmmanbtrt, er tpurbe
aber mad @erlauf zines Sahres iebess
mai 5uridgerufen.
Grnaue A,.skunft.
! |.
" .KR A z.-lL
| 49,
SnfeI: rNun, aarl9en, tparfl
Ou benin beim 3abnarat9"-& + l.
d en Sd."-S nfeI. 6df1 Ou
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
AannTduuft.

rSapperlOt," fagte Der Muttionator
pfiffig Dor 9esinn Der @eriteiserune
f4munaelnb gu fetnem S4reiber,
lieut. baben mir Slid, heut' perben
bic preife fdOn binaufsetrieben tpers
ben: Die Jrau Steuerrdtbin 9aIis
1T fdon ba, bic 5rau RommiRdr gtfts
Ter tritt eben etn unb bic 5rau Sali>
nenrdtbin 3dnter fommt audi bereits
iber ben Marft beriiber-bon ben
Dreien min Sebe INNER bas lebte Wort
haben!1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
900 Weiles,

mebr a1s elm Orittel Der G~ntfernuns I'M bic
Welt ober Iber arpei unb elm baIb nal bic
gntferuuns pom Seem gorf mad San Sran.
cisco 1T bic 9dnse Der Hortbpefern gabn
CUR sesenmdrtisen 9eit, unb NIT mi1tisen
grpeiterunsen TT man nod ba3u I'M BaIeu
besrifeu. Dies meint, baB bie berrli9en
i3ise oieier berrli1en gabn gr1 fat irsenb=
mobin brinsen tOnnen, mobin INNER Ssbr 3u
reilen minidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Spe3tal=Mn5et8e.

Gin NSbelseI9dft, bas fi4 elmer suteu
Runbldaft ~erfrert, IN einem blibeuoen 2anbs
hGbt9en NIT Rirde urb S@ule 9elegen III,
iinter annebmbaren Bebinguusen 3u faufen.
Suite g~elegenbeit fur eiuen 6euti9eu ges
idGftsmann. Sranfbeitsbalber ia Der Gis
aeutbiimer sesmunseri, bas geI9dft gu pers
~faufeu. 0egeu Ndberem weube man fi4 an
u. Q. Ma9o,
10zba giers, Worriion Co., Ninu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-02
Der 8%opfgdnger.

Der 3opfsdnger.
ftredt bonn bic geine in bic Cuff, 10
bob Der 4opf anein ben 8oben beribrt.
Sprunspeife burdmibt Der eisenartige
4trpbat bierauf ben Raum, nobel, pie
ertpdbnt, nur Der Ropf NIT benz 8oben
in 8eriibruns fommt. Der Mann be-
bauptet, auf biefe Weife cine Strede
bon mebreren Meilen auriidlesen gu
f0nnen.
unfere, mad elmer Photographic
aussefiibrte 3eidnuns seist ben aiinfs
Ter, tpie er fi4 auf elmer SH4platte
nrnhliairt.
The Montgomery tribune., 1903-01-09
CASUALTIES.

Jan. s-Macon. Ga, 8 In explosion.
2-stoamct Walla Walln sunk in collision
5SSessanec. Mich. through cavinE IN
sin Now. York city trains collide in
B.lstol sinks on Alaskan coast. lives
iiLBow. /. T. 10 killed in mine explo-
wolscnburg. Col. 6 killed. 10 injured
In mino explosion.
"a oHkaloosa, Ind. q men killed. In
jured through mine explosion.
si-ENplpson In tunnel OF New York Rap.
III Transit Co. Kills q. Injuries 100 and
caused property loss Of tt.0o.cp.
Feb. i-Bciwecn NoWport News aud Bos.
ton, ~ drowned by sinking coal barges
god, killed. injured In. IRE at 81.
i,9nis .'.f'ttrburs. boiler explosion
s.chicsFo. explosion of gas main Kills
io.Empirs hotel cf 81. Louis burns, KIN.
it-Bowidcr wrecks train near Little
Mar. f-snow eide at Liberiy iieii mine
near Telluride. Col. kills II: 20 others
3-25 lives lost In floods In New York and
New Jersey. .sIivcrton. Col. 30 by
I-Macon, ,Ts.. southern paclnc train
wreck Kills ~. Injuries y.
i3.Lonc Landing. Miss, steamer cap
si-Ai Dayton. Tenn. p killed In mine
Apt i~philip II. Mitchell and 6 children
meet death In burning home. at Prosser
.o-stean'tr city Of rittsburg burns at
Cairo, H.. 90 lives lost.
3o-At I'm ladciphia, killed. ~ injured by
panic In cigar factory caused by fake"
May 7@At Toledo. o.. : members Of First
baptist =, =. drowned In sinking naph-
i?-At sheridan. IA. q killed, between
20 and 80 badly burned In naphthn.
The Montgomery tribune., 1903-01-09

:s-cecii Rhodes dies at Cape Town; aged
10. .,
Apr. i-Boer generals arrange meetings
to discuss proposed surrender' put mi"-
tary operations continue.
l5-Hoers ask complete amnesty Tor S3m'
batants and noncombatanu.
Nay 3t-Bo~r war ends 81 i0,so p' m.
peace being concluded st Pretorin'
terms include return Of prisoners
to Africa without puntshment' es-
emption of Boers from war taH ana
stocking Of farms st Bsitish es-
pense.
Jun. <-schaik Burger and commander-ln-
Chief Botha In open letter urse loyaIty
to the new government.
li-Llmlt In which the Beers and rebels can
accept peace terms nxed at July 10
2i-Lofd Miin1r takes oath as gov. OF Trans
vaal at Pretorls
2s-Gen' Kitchener isaves Cape Town for
England.
King Edward on Island OF St Helena.
Jul. O-Estimntcs place number OF Beers In
neld during the war nj 1900; 800 were
killed. and 32.Oso became prisoners OF
war.
Aug. l6-Gens. Dewet, Bo.ha and Delarey
visit King EDWARD on board royal yacht
nt cowes, and are highly pleased at their
reception,
The Montgomery tribune., 1903-01-09
CRIMES.

Jan. i--At Robbins, N. C.. . killed In night
.2"soven bn1iits robbed entire town ~
Santa Rosn. n. NJ, OF whom we're hilee
aiSEdward and John nldele. escaping
Ronol, wardens wife who assisted their
out Of prison, shot thenteiv.s upon be.
tRss % BidSis brS,Rsrss b,RR syi die February l.
Feb, i2-Near Middiesboro. o killed In nght
between posse and moun,alnesr,'
aLslys fauna msm5srs 1asf, o. Ear family at welsh
Apr, io-Jo,. wIiKh, lnsgro) killed 9 Of posse
In Scott county, Va,
and himself In Chicago poverty.
May f-ciash between railway workers q,
Log Mountain. Tenn. results In 9
s.Paui Leicester Ford killed by his brother
is"Ssar mssiings. Fla. william Austin
kills persons ana himself. because Of
infatuaion for la.,r,.oid girl.
'9n murder f a, cntsSiasi SSH Mass Sseauss iS, 3.
sane. confessed TO poisoning 81 persons
jul SJes,ie Morrison ssn,snced TO . yrs.
imprisonment for killing OF Mrs. Oiln
Castle A. rld9rado, Kan, ~ June. 1890
Wet. committed slicide near creston.
Wash, when on the point Of being cap.
tured; lie had been hunted since Jun
. and had killed In that time six per-
10 Joseph Anderson drowned his children
near salina. Kan, and shot himself:
sept. i"Hody Of WIN. Bartholln. who
Killed his mother and Minnie Mitchell In
Chhiiesgo, found near hieeville. la. having
oct, s-Four men killed in street fght AZ
El Dorado. Ark,
at Homes,end. Pa. killed his mother and
is-in race rio. a, Lit,ieton. Ala, 3 white
The Montgomery tribune., 1903-01-09
MISCELLANEOV.S.

Jan. 4-Natlonai university endowed by
Carnegie for Io.o,vrl Incorporated In
Wnshsigton as 'Tho Carnegie lnstltu-
ei~Prof, r.. J. James 1chicago) elected
pres. NorthwesieTn university,
in Bulgaria Tor felease of Miss stone.
g-Prince Henry OF Germany formally
welcomed to U. 3. By Pres Roosevelt At
white house.
Feb. 23-MiAs Ellen ". stone, the
Tstika, her companion. are released
by their rnptors.
Apr Is-Arehbishop Faieonier Canada
2g-Postponemsnt OF worlds fnlr In b.
May s-'Federation OF Women's clubs In
convention nt Lo. Angeles elects Mrs
Dlmies Denlson .N, W pres.
y. court to have originated "cyrano d.
Bergerae'. In his Merchant Prince Of
Aug. iC-Erank G. Andrews. OF City saylngs
hank OF Detroit. convicted Of embc zzllns
N,51sOo: ssnienced 10 10 yrs, at hard
Sep s--Pres. Roosevelt narrowly escapes
death IN collision b. tween his cHrriage
and IA trolley ear az Plttsneld. Mas. Sc.
eret Service Assent Craig, riding with him.
gs-Prts. Rooseveit's northwestern trip Gu,
short at Indianapolis by Decetclty OF
operation for absocss oeeasioned By Pitts
OCT. l-R NJ snyder, banker and pre- moter
convicted Of bribery Ia ST, Louis.
c-G. A, X. encampinent IN Washington,
.-farmers Nat. congress. AT Macon, Ca,
2!-Mts. lillian VI. Stevens reelected pres.
Nat. W. g. 7. u, AT Portland. Ne.
22-Unlvetslty OF Chicago trustees vote 10
ing nrSt yrs. OF their college course.
Nov. s-DOukhober fanatics fOrcibly en-
trained Gnd ssnt back 70 their northern
villages after one OF the most exciting
IneldentI In history % northwest.
Dec. t-U. s. navy begins war game IN
Caribbean sea.
| J--C'Na.. !. Denny. millionaire st. I.oui,
bts@ei, sen; to Denlteniary for : yrs
toI perjury. 20.
The Montgomery tribune., 1903-01-09
NEW RECORDS.

Feb is-w. p. voss, OF Hayerstraw. y. y,
America at New York,
2-Swlmmer II. II, Brewer breaks all rec
ords for 600 and 1000 yds. nt Chicago, III.
J. Avery makes 20 In 81 innings In three
cushion billiard tourney at Chicago. es-
tabllshing record.
Mar, c-Jerome Magee OF University Of
Chicago breaks record for indoor pole
Ay9uis!iISi 9sSi 7 Il d,,.ssv : ~ win, .rea, Amer
champion wing shot OF America.
l6-Burlington flyer breaks all speed rec
ords II miles In Q minutes
2-J. T., Wing makes auto record AT Long
Island; los miles In 2 hrs. % min.
Jun, 2e-Wyeth Ia u to l entry wins Amer
lean Derby IN Chicago; Luelan Apple
by %, and Alladln %.
S-Yale crew defeats Harvard by lengths
in varsity race at New London. Conn.
nj won BY Marcel Renault; ID hrs. y
Jul. G-Plgeons ny from Holly Springs,
Miss, 10 Mishawaka 600 M In II hrs.
25-Jeffries defeats FitzFimmons IN
rouneN at San Francisco and retains
heavyweight championship.
2-N Y, Central train makes Syracuse TO
Albany ,In M y lS min;
Aug l5-Lake Shore train breaks previous
3.E. II. Parsons and Jas, Wallace reach
New York. having padded l3-n. canoe
from Chicago: started July %
Sep. t-Chhs. a. Percy goes through whirl-
poss r.p,ds OF Niasar1 In specially con-
2-Dan Patch at Beading. Mass. gees mile
in i:5sh....Airs. Bullock Workman. Amer
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rican expedition. killlng 2 officers AMI
70 native soldiers. Muliahs troops said
to number i00D "a. -,
ss.-Gcn. uriho.uTibo surrendefs with ali
hlA revolutionary forcca 10 tolomblhn
government army. In khmchatm re-
glDn i0,OD people disd OF measles some
villages being nearly wiped out.
Nov. i-wm. Redmond. Irish leader, sen'
iencod nj Kingston, Ireland, 70 mos.
~ prison for a speech said TO be ineeh-
diary.
io-pr.s. Castro OF Venezuela makes iri-
umphnl entry Into Caracas. having
crushed the rebellion. .Scnor sagas,a
and Spanish cabinet resign.
S-Dr. Joseph Parker. London preacher
dies
Dec. a-Grcat nriialn and Germany order
wnrhlps 90 Venezuela TO enforce pay
ment of claims.
s-Englnni aud Germany Issue ui,lmatum
10 Venezuela,
g-English nnd German fleet seire Ia
ouyra hnrbor aud Venezuelan war
ships
io-rfes Castro, OF Venezuela. issues np.
peal To arms and adopts policy Of feprisa
Great dam ncrofs ME al Assounn
Egypt. making toservoir III 'sf'sr Qua
with storage capacity NJ i.up."s,np
cubic meters. dedicated.
ii-prss Castro calls for 5000 troops u
resist Dritsh-Ucrman Invasion.
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city. In baltimore; o..
from New York city. In baltimore; %.
G--Cong. J. 8. Salmon. at his home, boom
ton. n. j.. 6s....lir.t llarte. author. at
Cambt rloy, Eng.t c., Rear Admiral
W. r. Sampson. U. \, In Washiugtoni
gi-Edwin l.. Godkin. former editor N. Y.
Post, at Brlxham, Eng u.
g-Iorf Pnunccfotc. ufitish ambassador
to a., 4, at wnshlngt0n. a.
Jun, s-Dr Johh II. Barrows. pres. obcrlln
college, at Obsrlin, o.
Jul. gp-John w Mackny. millionaire and
one Of original "forty .nlncrs.' In Lon.
g7Upr. chas. Kendall Adams, former pres
Wlr. university, Rt Rediands, Cal. g.
Aug. 10-u, \, senator Jas, IL Macmillan
(Mlch.) at Mnnchestci.h .the.Soa Mass. /.
"a.
si-Gen. Franz slge.. In New York;ss.
Sep. s-Edward Egrlcston. novels, and
historian, AT Lake Georyc. ~. YES
5-Ex.r. Il senator VIM. n. Roach IN. D),
In New York. 60.
it--Ex- socinte Justice Horace Gray Of
n. \. supreme court. ~ Nnhnnt, Mas. 20
Oct. e-Ex.Soy, J. II. Nell udatol. In Co.
iumbuS. o.. 90.
s5-.Frank Norris. novelist. At San Fran.
ciSco
.iSElizabeth cady Stanton. woman ruf.
frnglst, In New York. ~.
Dec. ~ \ Minister A. n Buck to Japan.
near Toxic
s-Thos ~ Reed. cx-sneak0r OF congress.
In Washington. g.. Thos Naat famous
cartoonlst and recently appointed a. \,
consul general at Guayaqun. Ecuador.