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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-16

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Mtener oes 9Btruraen Die Guetitbfetie oes Veils
idlhcre oertreiben iebeI. M ood non m6ulib.
Is. gtebt ein Mititel oue II, oleicr Sduenpciu
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nod lnebr 81 eHttrateu: elm ruiionellcs 0liitel
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lole Yellluirfung beiulcicu bat 3iee5 lEiltel.
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4 So, Sor 2li6. gtepNOrl Gitp an Scoer4
manu- foiteufrei periuHoi
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
S@ifsna@ri@ten.
u n m m E n:

Sem Sort: v6amburs" bon Sam=
burg, Sober uno Boulogne
v@truria" bon 2iperpool uno
Queenstown; vgolumbia" bon
@lassom; v@raf Walberiee" bon
6amburg. Sober uno 8oulosne;
st. 2ouis" bon Soutbampton
uno @berbourg.
2iberpool; vumbria" bon SEEM Sort
bia Queenstown; Settle" bon
Netp Sort bia Queenstown.
@an 1rancisco: v8lenarb" bon Dun=
tirt; Stylus" bon Nntperpsn;
vNmerican Maru" nod Oofo=
hama; annapolis" bon Ootp=
bama.
WbGeabren:
Sober: vpenna" nod Samburg.
Queenstown: y2ucannia" nod 2iber=
POOL.
BOulOgne: p&otteroam" mad Softer
bam.
Bremen: Bremen" mod Sem Sort
pia @berbpur9.
Qiberpool: .8obic" nod Netp Sort.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18

Sn Der uneartf6en Sc
N n be @rabod i'm Solnaer
&omitat 1T Dor Sturgeon bic @ittpe
bes ebemalisen Sniufen Inbreas 8psz
nbat i'm Glitter bon 113 Sabren e.z
ftorben. Die i'm Sabre 1871 geborene
Srau drbeitets Biz bor apei Sabren
nod riftig auf benz Telbe unb gu 9auie
unb mar riemals franf.
Der grDBte pbonograpb
Der WeIt lit auf Der ct. Coulter Musz
itenung i'm palait fir freie &iinite
duseeffelIt. Gs III cine senaue 4ppie
bes benz S9ob bon Yeriien pertaufz
ten Mpporates, tpelder mebrere Gplins
Der ~aufpeiit, Die ii9 beionbers Bel Dierz
ftimmisen 2iebern bepGbren, tnbem bic
6armonie mebr our 9eltung fommt.
Gin ptrbdngnibpolle
~ S6ers.@ 9ermann Paul in ct.
2ouis ftanb in einem borttsen &C.
f1Gftsbauie in Der Ndbe beg Glepas
tors unb partete auf ben Tabrituhl,
aIs Elm setpiHer 5reb. &ras i'm unpers
febens fiBeltt. Paul that einen Sprune
unb fprans fammt elmer 3ite, bic er
auf Der S9ulter trug, aebn SUB tief
in ben glebatorf 9adt binab. gr brad
bierbei bier Rippen unb aog fi4 aubers
benz innere 0~erlesnnsen az.
Oas 8ermetren b I
WeIfen Dur9 Stedlinse nimm!
man getp6bnli4 rur BEL beHeren Cor
ten Dor. Die bette .3eit 1T bon SUM- Bic
4uguif, iebo9 Bel ben IN SDpfen ses
pflan5ten au4 i'm Sdnudr unb Sebz
ruar. Oie 9auptia4e 1T, bic Steds
hinge betm Trennen bon Der Wutters
pflanae ni4t gu f6neiben, ionbern OBJ
5u5upfen ODER az brehen unb 3rpar an
einem Rnoten berfeIben. CUR 9dlfte mil
Sanb bermii4te Mifbeetsrbs pirb ina
tafte Beet sebra4t, gut ausgebridt, biz
Stedlinge barauf setopft, bur4 Sem
fter gut sef4loHen unb nu4 8ebarf &C.
fpriBt unb nrr mGbis f9attirt. Sn
etrea bret Wo@en haben bic Stedlings
Mur5eln, bann tperben bic Genitsr ents
fernt, etnige 3eit barauf tperben bic
pflanaen tn's Treie eepflanat. Die
aettie permebrten unb erftartten tperbeu
I'm September einsetopft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
Sribnme brad.
Sine Mnaabl 3nihansr bel einem
8aaipiel ernitIi9 oerleBt.

@Iebel b, g., II. Suli. -
Sur8 ben ginfurs elmer Sribtine i'm
Brighton part, elmer @OrFabt. tpurben
beute 200 leriOnen gu 8ooen sei6lsu-
bert. Gin Ball Spiel NOR i'm Gang,
als Die iiberfiate 9ribtine pl6bli1 su.
iammenbra9. Mnbsre 3uf9auer unb
bic ga0. spieler madtsn f9 iofort
oaran, bic 2sute aus ben Srammern
berpDrsuaieben, mdbreno Nmbulan3en
beorbert tpurben. sc fanb i9, baB
10 perionen Nrm@ ober 8einbri9e
babonaetrasen batten, cine @naabl Mn=
oerer tpurben lei1tsr bsrlebt.
Gtartes Stld.
q Oorf, II. SuIi. &i1ter
.. Wc9oon, Elm bisfiser 9npalt, III
peri4wunben unb bic poli3ei 1T bon
ieinem Mfocie Darbp bena9ridtist,
oab McRoOn am Greitas Mittae auf
Dem unteren 8roabuap entfibrt rpurbe.
st piro iebt fur 2Oieeelb fefsebalten;
nod 8riefen oss Nnualts betrdgt bas=
feIbe $4,000.
Ser Gntfibrte, Der rs Sabre adhh,
bate am 6reita9 cine geiddftlide 8er=
abreoung nit 8 2euten, bic ibn in elm
ibm u~nbetanntes 9aus fiibrten uno
bort bepaden. Seine Briefe mari er
einem boriibergebenben &naber au.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
Gutblurutn.
Sbre Gm%sosbnane uni GieiengetpaIt an
perid,teo eueu Dc eereSfuffeu.

pttfpttptuth
SGgli9 ftirSt ii6 in ben breiten
Ginsane bes 8riitoli9 Diem 9onuls, Gng<
lamb, cine Glutbpose BON SO SUB 9Obe
unb elmer 3Gnee BON ni9t tpeniger ols
30 englif9en Meilen. sic bur6eilt nit
Der @ei9pinbisfeit zines Gil5uses Die
tiefe 8u9t unb ftei9t bis bod IN ben
Sepernflub binauf. Weber Der uebers
gang aus ben beiben Meerbuien in pas
uerbdItnibmdbig i4mals Slubbett nod
bic Heibune auf Dem fla9en fteiuieen
9runbe permae lie a~ufSubalten. S6on
aus peiter 5erne bort man bas 8rauz
fen Der nohsnben Slrtb, bas iih fdnen
Bis gum 01nnern zines mGdtigen @afs
ierfales fteieert. Sine tpeibe, ben gam
5en Jlub quer iiberipannenoe Sduums
tpose, Der @orlGnfer Der eisentli9en
Glutbpeue, itiir3t berun, unb in einem
@ueenblide lit Der ftine Spieeel bes
Wafers in cine tpbenbe See Dertpurls
belt. Oas Opnnern Der 8ranbungsz
tpene per6aat in Der Jerns, Der Spiegel
aber fteigt spif6en ben i9irmenben
Tdmmen unausesiett big gu 20, ia 26
CUB iiber ben gspObnli9sn @aFer<
ftanb, nm srft mad Stunben nit Der
nbf9liebenben Gbbe pieber gu tpei9en.
Die medanif9e @nersis, pel6s ii9 in
bieier Naturerf6einune austobt, fppt=
tet iebsr gere6nuns; bod lit es gcpib,
bab in benz 4usenblide, mo Die 6lutb
ii9 in ibrer polen 9Dbe unb 8reite aug
benz Mtlantif9en SSean in ben &anal
ftiirat, ale 0ampf> unb Mai9tnenz
trGfte Der Grbe ni9t ftarf eenue fein
tpiiroen, I'M lie %auf5ubalten. lInb bod
gibt es lferitreden, on benen ii6 bic
9eaeiten nod melt lebbaftsr duber.l, 10
gum 9eiipisl ouf Neuf9ottlanb, no bic
Slutb 40 Biz so SUP erreidt, ober IN
Der Winbuns bes Imd3onenftromss,
mo- man on jebem Sage bas 8riinen
Der nit benz Strpm tGmpfenben 5lutn>
tpoee meilentpeit bort. On ben beut=
f9en Meerestiiiten tommen berurtige
mG9tige slutberf6einungen ni9t por;
in Der Rprbiee iteigt Die 6lutb ni9t
iiber 6a Big 10 SUB, unb on ben Off
ieetiiften bebarf es f4on ssnauer Meiz
iunsen, um ~iberbaupt mod Elm perio>
bif9es Steisen unb 6alen nu95upei<
fen. lin 10 srimmiger aber tobt fi9
bier bic Natur in ben Sturmflutben
aus, pel9e Die unporbereiteten &iiten<
betpobner bon 3eit gu 3eit f4per beim<
fuden. gsi Der i9peren Sturmflutb
Der Office am 13. Nupember 1872
pdlate ft9 innerbalb II Stunben eesen
bic sanae 700 enslii9e Meilen LANCE
beutfde Ofieefiiite elm @Oseni9pa1
BON 13 SUB SDbe beran. Man brau6t
bic greite bieier 5lutbpeIe nur auf
d Meilen unaunebmen, um gu bere9z
men, baB auein Die 9ebung bes Jlutbz
paFers pGbrenb Der Steige5eit bic Or
belt bon 100000 pferbetrdften per>
| aebren mubte. 0ie eeiammte Gnsrsie.
pel9e fi9 in biefem Nuturereignib of
fenbarte, 1T aber fi9erli9 auf bas
Sehn= bis 3panSigfa9e gu f9dBen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
Sdpieriafeitem fir Sauder.

Wenn Elm eeiunfenes S9iff eeboben
fperben fpn, 10 lit babel Die Mitbilfe
bon Saudern unerlGbli9. Den Ser
fu9en, in srDbere Wafertiefen ein5uz
brinsen, itelen fih jebo9 uniibertpinb>
li9e S9tpieriefeiten enteeeen. Wit je
10 Metern Il Meter sleid 1887 3oD
Siefe nimmt Der Druid, unter benz fi9
Der Sau4er befinbet, I'm cine 4tmps
fpbGre gu, unb fir bas 2eben uno @tb=
men unter benz Druid bon mebrerer
MtmofpbGren 1T Der menf6liHe &Drper
nidt einseri9tet. Die meiiten Meni9en
f0nnen, nit Suu9appuraten uusee>
riiitet, bas 8erpeilen in elmer Siefe bon
10 Metern ldngere 3eit binburG per>
tragen. Siefer binab3uitsigsn, permOs
gen f9on peniee; bas 4tbmen pirb
mibiam unb muB Defenders erlernt
tperben. @rObere Siefen als 20 Meter
tperben felbft bon 8erufstau6ern ge>
mieben. Sin tiidtiger Sdu6er Namens
Oes4amp perfu6te Dor elmer 2eibe bon
Sabren, bas Wrad zines BEL Quefant
IN Der Siefe bon 70 Metern liesenoen
0umpfers gu errei9en. @ber felbft
feline trdftise &onftitutipn mar Dem
fturten Srude ni9t sefpadfen. 8ei 60
Meter Siefe purbe er na9 unfdgliden
Qualen BON 9alu5inationen erfubt, er
5~itterte am san5en aOrper unb ipurbe
b~olIftdnbig betpubtlos beraufsebolt.
4ebnli9e JG1e purben oft bepbaatet.
Sn Siefen bon mebr als 40 Metern
finb bic StOrunsen Der 2ebensfunttio>
men bon ernteiter Ratur. Man fann
alfo BET gefunfenen S9iffen, bic 40
unb mebr Meter unter benz WaFerfpiez
gel auf benz 9runbe liesen, on Ser
sunesarbeiten iiberbaupt ni9t benten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
3aaunrr1auuHprttrt1

Wertbetbiger G~ortfabrenb):
limb bonn. meme 9erren @ei4pore<
men. bite i9 als ftrafmilbernb au be-
tra4ten. bab Der Mnsetlagte BEL Der
Qusibune bes ginbru9biebftabls
69ube unb Striimpfe au~seeaogen bat,
nur Inn bic i'm 3immer f9lafenbe
trunte Grau IN tbrer Ha4trube nidt gu
ffBren-@
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
Nntuftdt ,..tn Dn.nmbrft.

. anne rSoftpr9en, mir baben
uns seftern @benb iiber Naipitdt unb
Dummbeit seftritten. 8itte. tpie piir=
ben Sic bas Observation-Disclosures
Oottor: vNaipitdt nGre es, tpenu
i4 an Sbre 2rantbeit elauben tpiirbs,
Oummheit, ipenn id nidts busesen
b%erprbnete.A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18

Der 9ipfeG Der 2obafi<
d |. Der @pmnafaloberlebrer Mei=
bauer in Pluuen, Sa9fen, bate Bel
Der S4ulfeier gum Sebanfeit einen
rothen S4lips getrasen. SSn elmer Be-
ipreGung Der G9ulfeier itelte G9riftz
teller 2eisner bas als cine iosialbemo<
trutif4e Denomination bin. @eibauer
ftente bestpesen Strofantras tpeeen
8eleibigung. Oas S9Offenseridt en-
tannte auf 6reiipre9uns. Die Strafs
tammer ertannte baesgen auf 80 Mart
@eIbftrafe., neil es f4on cine 8eleibts
gung lei, einem Staatsbeamten anti>
monar4n9e @efinnuna por3utperfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
@eiBefer Sag.
Srei S0oesfaae nab cine Msnge BON
9ibfdlaSen Die 6olge.

@bicaso, IL. Suli. Der bsu=
tige Sag mar Der beiBefts felt 3 Sabrsn;
BRET SOoesfdQe uno cine Menge BON
Sonnenftiden finb als Golse bierpon
gu bersei9nen.
I'm 8 ubr frib 3eiste bas 9bsrmo.
meter 80 @rab. balo nad Mittae 80,
UNI 4 ubr ga @rab. unb bieie Sempe=
ratur belt auei Stunoen lang an.
Raum elm 9uftsus mebte unb bic pein
mar entiebli9. Selbf I'M 10 Ibr
Na8ts ift bic 9ibe menis perminoert.
erbeiBet 8 9.
S%etroit, II. Suli. Seute mar
bier Der beibsfte Sommertag bes Sab
res nit 80 Srab UNI A ubrNa9mittags.
8is Mbenos tparert Der polisei teine
9ibf9ldse gemelbet.
Ster tpar's ertrdgIi1 d.
g t. 2puis, Wo., II. Suli.
Die Meltausfelunss=St NOR bel
Weitem nidt Der beibeife Ort i'm
2anbe. Ser b69fe BON thermometer
srrei9ts guntt betrus 90 @rab, l Grab
nieoriser als bas Warimum bon &c.
fern. Cine fiible 8riie ma9te bic
Sibe ertrdsli9. Sc tamen uenis 9ib-
i9ldse Dor.
8abnunaII
Dallas, Ser., II. Suli. Bel Der
gnt9leiiung zines paRasiersuges Der
@o!f, Colorado & Santa Ge 8abn
neun Meilen iibli9 bpn bier, muroen
heute fat Elm Dusenb perionen perlest,
elm 8abnbeoienfteter lebensaefdbrli4.
8roBe Gdl 1ungen.
9enber, II. Suli. Gin GROCER
Observation-Disclosures our9
tpel6en bic giisnbabnen, pelde Off
cen in Denoer baben, Sauienbe bon
Dollars berlieren, it entbedt worben,
mie eln @ebsimoienfi=agent bes n&ail=
roao Sidet ProtectiDe Bureau" mit-
tbeilt unb Die bisberisen S9ritte finb
nur Der 8eginn Der 8emtbunaen, cine
8anoe bon Standardization binsfeft
su MAIDEN. Srei 8e%rbaftungen tuur=
ben beute semadt; bic Namen Der
8erbafteten finb u. 8. 9at9, 6. 6.
siHon unb s. &. &oBneu, 2ebterer 1T
Der @ei9dftsfibrer Der bieiigen y@lobe
Sidet Nssntur". melde. pie bebauptet
pirb, bas GiQentpum Der beiber erfe=
rem 1T. Sieie Wdnner tueroe1 ange=
flaet, 6abrfarten Der Senber, &io
@ranoe & 8urling-giienbabn bur4
Menberun9 Der BeftimmungsOrte, 8er=
ftopfen Der gemadten 269er in un9iil=
tie 9etporbene Gabrfarten unb ourd
anberpeite Nenberun9en in anf6ei=
nenb Orhnunasmdbigen 3uftanb per=
iebt at baben. Cine Mnaabl bon
@ummifempeln, Sdure gum Wusra=
biren bon mit Sinte 9ef4riebenen Bee
merfungen tlnb anberes Material, bas
our Nenberuug bon Jabrtarten biente,
tpurbe bon ben 8eamten g~efunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
@uter NusfetIungs=8c u d.

g t. 2ouis, Mo., IL. Snli. -
SrpB beg &egens am Mnfane Der leb=
ten unb Der srdbli9en 9iBe am Gnoe
Der Wode, felt fi9 bic 3abl Der Welt-
neutrality-suspicious. fur bic z Sage auf
tiber cine babe Wi1ion. @s CAB fei-
men ein3isen spscial=3 Gag. Der ben ge-
iu4 bdtte permebren t6nnen uEb Die
Nusfe(lunss=2eituns if nit benz 8e.
ri6te iebr 3ufrieoen.
Sm @an3en burbsn einselahen
500,3 59 perfonsn.
&ern's u9 d.
gfOpus, q. g., II. Suli. Ser
beutige atpeite Sonntas felt &i4ter
Barriers Nnmination berlief iebr ftia.
gr conferirte nit s. %. Rern, ieinem
@afte aus indianapolis, 90. s. Sbee=
ban u. u.
Die Gra9e, tper WorfBenoer beg
Hational- gomite's, tpiro erft mor9en
auf elmer q. 3. @onfsrsns Der Giibrsr
beratben. &ern besibt t9 mOr9ea
firth per Boot babin.
Gern iaste, er lei in @siddften nod
Mlbanp 9efommen unb er babe auf
Senator 9ia's Gnreaens ben linn ieit
9 Sabren betannten Ri9ter Barrier be-
iu9t. gr babe iiber bic @orifanbs.
frase ni4t nit Barrier aeiprO9en unb
lei ni9t i'm Snterehe BEG @Omite= Mits
slieoes Sassart aus Snbiana na9
&oismont getommen.
Serr Barrier heiu9te Worgens bic
Stride in &insfon, tpdbrsnb &ern nit
Stats Senator 2infon cine Gabrt
ourd Die Staot1 unternabm.
@ie berlautet, bat Barrier ben Sam-
manp.Jibrer Murpbp ni9t nod Stole
mont %eiu9elaoen.
Samper yS t. 2ouis".
Rem Oort, II. Suit. Der
Sampfer st. Souls" bon Der america
2inie, Der mitten auf benz Ocean am
IL. in bei9doigtem 3ufanoe gefidtet
murbe, fubr beute Nbeno Difli9 an
Sire Sslanb borbei.
Sr. preuB 9efprben.
g t. Bouts 8, IL. Suli. Or. 80.
marb preuB. 20, 80 Sabre lang @bef=
reoatteur Der vNmsrica", elmer tdg=
li9en Standardization 3eituns, err
lag beute elmer i'd burd 3 Sabre bin=
siebenben 3rantbeit ppu Nerpsn=3er.
riittuns.
preub NOR in &0nigsbers, YrsuBen,
1884 9eboren. 1869 fam er. nab
Mmerifa, mo er aund9f als S~beolosie=
profefor am lutberii9en @oncorbia
Seminar fungirte. Na9ber NOR er
bis Dor 2 Sabren ais SournaIift tide
tis. gr binterldbt cine Wittpe, z
S6bne uno cine So9ter. preub mar
cine 3eitlang Director an ei1em @pm=
nafium 3u Berlin.
Set granbI6iaun ber=
un9lidt.
9art orb @itn, Is. Suit.
8eorge 8ibbiion aug @ibbstoun,
81. s.. neriu9te, in Der Snbiana Sin.
cerin 60. Elm Geaer 3u l6iden, mel9es
bur9 ueberlaufen zines nit SaIpetsr=
idure sefiiQten 3eKels entftanoen mar,
uuroe aber bonn &au9e iibermdltigi
unb liegt iebt an 2unsenentainbunq
ertranft barnie6er.
| 8. q. Dabis &eier.
Wafbin n, IL. Suli. Senrt
o. Dabis, Der bemofr. @anbibat. fiji,
bic @iee : prdibentf9aft, traf beut'
Mittag Elm unb fubr. cine Stunbs
barauf mad Hew YOrt. Nur einis'
@ertpanbte ertuarteten i'm am Babn.
bof. Die Weloung, ct noble ir
2aureI, Wb., feline Jabrt unterbre&er
um Senator @ormar au ipre9en,
tuurbe als irrthimli4 be3ei9net.
9ragif&es GamiIien M
@ef9id.
Sadpn Il, 3p., II. SuIi. 60
tuarb Cor, Der 8=idbrise SObn bes bo,
q O~Ls~~ nsoro~Anx.o a. % a X.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
&aie:&aQ.

Die 9eitri9en Spiele reiultirten ME
folgt:
u mericanM o n.
minneapolis, II. Suli.
minneapolis ..1012O700*-11'
SnbianapoIis @ O02100.1 o. A
ct. paul, II. Suli.
ct. paul. ....2 O010OO1*-4
Soleoo ......2 o. 2
Milmautee, II. Suli.
Wilpaufee.. .....0 000002- 2
2ouispile .......1 o. 8
&anias @itp, II. Suli.
grfes @piel.
aanias @itp ..OO203OOOO- 5
Columbus ....2 o. 6
3meites g spiel.
Ranias Stir l. 2
Columbus. ....... 10000 2
Nationals2 9 {.
Cincinnati, IL. Suli.
Cincinnati ....O OOO2OOOO o. 9
Brooflpn. 49,. o. 4
@bicaso, II. Suli.
Ghicaao ....21O15OOO*- 9
philadelphia 10 O0100203- 6
81. 2ouis, II. Juli.
ct. Souls ....2O1O12OO*- 6
Bottom ...0OO10O200- 8
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18

WeabbitIe, pa. s. Barnett
unb %. etaforo bon @leoelanb, 8,
ertranten betm Baber i'm Gren9 Greet.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
GOOD DOG.

The Bible counsels human beings to heap coaIs of fire on the heads of their enemies, and there is occasionally a human being who is capable Of acting on such counsel. There are some pret- ty good dogs too. One of them is own ed by Henry lockwood, a Jasper coun- ty (AIissourD farmer. Mir. lockwood got mad with his dog the other day and threw a rock at it. The rock miss ed its mark and hit bulldog. which happened to be in the neighborhood. This enraged the bulldog. and it made for lockwood. got him down. and might have killed him if Liclxwood's own dog had not attacked it behind and pulled it off.
 Mr. lockwood will not throw stones at his dog any more. He may also feel that he can learn something from it concerning his treatment of human beings. And there are many besides MT. lockwood who can. if they will, learn something from this incident. We are, however. afraid that this Missouri dogs influence wont extend into polit- ics or church fights, though it ought to.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
REMINDERS.

Willie = Pa, what's diplomat?" Father-"A man who, when he can't have his own way, pretends that the other way is his."-Chicago Daily News.
 Alkan Ike-"Is Bill really dead?" Cactus Cal-"Sure; shot plumb through the heart" Alkali Ike-'I ain't sur prised, then, his heart always was weak Philadelphia Press.
 The honest old horticulturist careful ly placed the largest apples in the top row before heading the barrel up. There is always more room at the top," he said.-Chicago Tribune.
 II see that MT. Zefferton is still run ming for office" No" answered Sem ator Sorghum, He assumes to be run ming, but compared to the others he's only sauntering. Washington Star.
 Are there clubs for women in this town?" asked the suffragist from the East Certainly not replied the gall lant Westerner. We can handle wo- men without clubs. "'-Chicago Evening Post.
 Mrs. Hatterson-"I wonder if 1t has paid to give our daughter such good education?" Hatterson-"Paid! Why, Of course. Don't you see from her manner how superior she is to us.''- Life.
 The Daughter-ss Archie says that in my new white satin I remind him of a yacht under full sail. Her Father From my standpoint you're more of a revenue cutter. ''-Wonlan's Home Com panion.
 'I-er-wish to look at some-er- false hair" said the embarrassed young lady. Very well, miss, re- joined the diplomatic salesman. What shade does your friend wish ?"- Chicago Daily News.
 Billings loves a joke, even if it be on himself. He laughed like all possessed when 8 fat lady came in and sat upon his hat" Searby~"But he didn't know it was his hat. He thought it was Hill's s."-Boston Transcript.
 They were on their honeymoon, and neither had much of an appetite. What will you have?" asked the waiter. 1.-Two soft boiled eggs" fal- tered the bridegroom The waiter turned and beloved back to the kitch- en: Catch the order, Mike A soft couple for a soft couple TIC Chicago News.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29
WHAT JURY GAN DO.

A New York jury had retired to con- slider how much a certain street car company owed complainant for irl- juries he had received. The jury agreed unanimously that the man was respon- sible for his own bruises, but ne was poor and unfortunate. and although he sued for $10.0O0, the jury, or at least ten of them, wanted to award him $500, just out of sympathy. Two men only rec ognized the binding force of the oath they had taken when entering the jury box, and they stuck out for a verdict for the defendant company. Finally these two proposed to the other ten that each man in the jury chip in $25 and thus make up a purse of the pro- posed amount of the verdict. They claimed that they had no right to give away the railroads money, but that they had the right to give away their own. The other ten refused to be par ties to this kind of charity. They pre- ferred to give away the money of other men. So the jury debated for hours and could not agree.
 The Brooklyn Times says this is a true story. It illustrates what can be and is done under our jury system.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-29

ed off the veranda next morning. But
 the only casualties at this place were
 the loss of two pigs and brod of fine Plymouth Rocks, about which the
 master had been fussing more than the then when setting. He says he has now given up all hopes of capturing a prize at the poultry show which he was in hopes the Agricultural Society was go- i ing to hold.
 l The Nakuinas neighbors did not get off so easily. as two of them had their houses partly unroofed, and had to
 patch them with pieces of sail-cloth,
 mats. etc, until the storm let up suffi- ciently for them to go at it with boards, ;, shingles and nails.
 At Kamalo houses were unroofed and animals swept into the sea. Two men who had been celebrating
 Konohi at the Chinese stores at Pukoo
 were on their return, slightly affected as a conseqence of the celebration. One was swept off mule and the | other from horse at the crossing of the Mapulehu gulch, and had narrow
 escape from drowning. The one on the ati0AC " oc oWCpl dSdlISl lllG MlIG ltlc- ing of Andrew Bannister's place. One foot and shoe got entangled in the
 wires and there he was held Hopping LID and down in the water, which was over ten feet deep and running strong at the rate Of a mile in three minutes. The mule managed to wade and swim ashore. His companion had all he could do to save himself and landed on
 the opposite side from where he was held. After some time of literal sus- Dense in the water, and as he says, aster he had given himself up as lost, and had thought of the folly of being persuaded to go Konohi in stormy weather. his shoe was torn off his foot and being thus freed, he was carried down stream little way until he landed in the open field below Ban- nisters house.
 It is reported that fine mare and colt were swept into the sea at Wata- lua.
 Great holes have. been worn in the stream beds on' the road all the way to Kaunakakai and ti1aveling on this road is a dangerous and risky performance, as one is apt to drop suddenly into water-worn holes five to six feet in depth and covered over with the light CT brush and flotsam brought down by the water.
 While penning this account the writ CT was startled by the batter of sone- thing sharp, as of pebbles, on the roof, and going to tie door, had pleasure of seeing hailstones dropping, and gather ing up and sucking them, tried. to imagine they were granulated sherbet. The hailstonesf were the size of large marbles.
 The oldest natives say they have never seen any storm here on Molokai to equal this, though they had heard of one equally severe which happened be- fore they were born and about thefime the bodies of Kamehameha II. and his queen were Brought back from Eng land.
 It is still raining at p. m. with no signs of ceasing. The surf is breaking heavily on the reef but somewhat lighter than this morning.-Kaluaah Letter to Honolulu Bulletin.