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The Minneapolis journal., 1904-04-15
N. E. A. IN JUNE
What St. Louis ls Doing for the Educa-
tors-Dr. Shepard Returns.

foFs-Dr. Shepard Returns.
Winona, Mimi, April 15.-Dr. Irwin
Shepard, secretary Of the National Educa-
tional association, has returned from a trip
to st. Louis, where he met the members
of the executive committee of the associa-
tton and the local committee completing
arrangements for the annual convention
of the N. e. A. in June.
DR.. Shepard says the local committee
of arrangements is leaving nothing un-
done. The necessary sub committees have
been appointed and there is secretary
who is devoting his entire time to arrang-
ing for accomm odations for the educators,
and who will be provided with sufficient
office force to assign all to desirable To-
cations
While in st. Louis DR.. Shepard paid a
visit to the exposition grounds and says
there will be nothing to prevent the open
ing taking place on April go as planned.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-04-15

Professor Harnack, widely known and
liberal professor of theology in the Uni
versity Of Berlin, has made collection of
the sayings Of Christ not contained in the
New Testament.
Sixty years ago the United Kingdom
was practically self-feeding, while to-day
more than half its meats and more than
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-04-15
Stationery

Remember that we are selling
two sizes of National Bond paper
at 10c a pound, and two sizes of
envelopes at sc a package.
French Dimity paper at zoe a
pound and envelopes to match at
10c a package.
We sell the Game of Pit for 29c,
the grade for which most other
dealers ask soc.
Finch, here at 33c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-04-15

From The journal Bureau. Colorado Building,
Washington.
Washington. April I5.-The results
Of the investigation Of the beef trust,
now being conducted by the depart
ment of commerce and labor, will not
be made public until they have been
laid before the president and the latter
has determined that publicity will aid
in putting an end to abuses.
This is the only course possible
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-04-15
NOT WHEAT LAND
ON PEACE RIVER
JAMES MACOUN, CANADIAN SUR
VEYOR, MAKES REPORT.

Travelled Thru Country with Pack
Team-Where Conditions Are Suit
able for Grain, Transportation Fa-
cilities Are Lacl1ing-Describes Un-
pleasant Experiences of Settler from
Nebraska. .a
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-04-15

two-thirds of its grains are of foreign
origin. In 1910 it purchased from abroad
only 23,000,000 hundredweight, of food Of
all kinds, while now it purchases 3O4,0o0.-
600 hundredweight.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

grafca bon SeIIen etc uno fiibrten in
gar pairtardoIiider art oos Mcsi.
incnt. Won bat Die alten miloen
Serren nod bente sort IN liebcr gr.
innerntg. @or gaem Ser Iestc 2ano-
graf, 6eroinano, lte6t bel Den Sonl-
olir9erh m giitem Mnoeuten. gr mar
elrl ettpas mcnihenidc,er, abcr JOINT
gutter ilito leiitieliger Wanl1. 8enn
elner'einer llntertbonen su inn fam
nlto lld) IN 8edtsbGnoeln beifipert
glailbte, loll linn Der 2anograf mcbr
oils einrnal geiaet boben: nNf mas,
lst rlbia nno ibpeib', bal boite en-
Srolpel,ner @rabonter Gbuler).:"
@ern 9ina Der 2anoeraf nit ieinem
often 6orlter &onrob 8eB,ler nllf Die
.E1rldl IN DEM ~prad)tpoIler Somburs
ger @olo ain &ange ocs S~er5fopies.
Ter alte yaunneroo" mar fem Soi.
ling. Gr ipar Elm edter, alter vSon.
borger," Der gceen icillcn 2anoes.
bcrrn fein 9Iott Dor ocn Mltno
nobln. pannneroo, no qcb'n nler
oann bennt bi?" Isl no, 0ord)'
loild)t, if beuf', nler geb'n cmol IN
DC lf),por5e 9ritf." 20 rcdlt, SUN
neroo." ltnb idmeigeno lcgtct Die
beioen @eiom1nner ocn 8eg 5itrild.
yainncrob, no ioLl ib mid bonn bin-
lteac2" .Steae &c lid 90 ii1ne III,
9ordlaudt!" lin Cup" 81, id)
ltellc mid DO enilif." so, 90 enuff
iteIit Gid - BORT ucr'n ic oat)
eranSgeb'" bericste Der nliBtraitiIde
Sanoesberr. Sbcn ser &llnncroo:
a@i, mann ib 10 G ld,l6Ght 8clfipdS
ber' ct itelle SGi iit bod entff!"
Sas gefiel Dem 2onoeSbcrr, Der fein
5reiuib bon Gillette NOR. anr5 Dor
Dem ereigniBreid)eit Sabre 1866 er.
loid) Der Stomm Scr Sombilrger
2onogrofen; iiebcn @rilbcr bate Der
500 m~eggerofit, nnb oas 2dnod)en
itel on Seiien, lin nod imielben Sabr
bon ocn YreiBen belebt lnb clnpcr.
lcibt 5l merben. Die Trcuben iroren
notiirlid i'm bomaIigcn Sonbllrg
nid)t iebr germ gelcbenc 2entc. "0ic
Ercilbe bnipipc nit ibr'm ariea alu'
ipcr bod gewaart, bis DC 2anoarni
DOB mar" ingte man OnnalS ingrlilt'
mig IN Somburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
NeS WimtcrS Gnbe.

9trn TORT nit ollem Wunntnctldoiti
ltnb GotiiloilgeiuiWcL
IS miro ia balb, Elm ldolt'rcr 9oil5
Sn nllcr g9elt be1inu1ct!
Sort nit ocul alien GontrcbdE
Nit Sloten llrlb nit 8claer,
@aIb irirlen lie int jitil0cn 0roS
Gen id)oniten Sriiblin0srci1et.
SIR Sitter Der gcbotntcn Welt,
Sbr llngcidminfte Sd)onen;
Sort Sbr nidt o'roubcn idlon ini
SeIb
Ger 2erebcn 2ieo cltolieu.
Wal0 itinlnlt oild Jinf ltrtb 9roIiel
cin,,
9olo iinot Der So9lfiu Mcngc;
gsos geacn ioldy Gou5crt i'm Sain
Sinb Care @ol3erflangc?
1obt dlii. bnlo ariiut cs iibcr Iod;t
llnb YprieBt ot allen 0tgtn,' "'"
Tcs @ol0cS @eiiter finn crlunht
llnb laden Giib entgegen,
So podt ben blulten Slittcrfram
Wctroit MIR III ocr &oiten,
S6r ipiiri'S ia aid, mic mllnOcrIom
is it, I'M @dlb ST rulten.
Noe, OH tribe Mintcr5eit
Wiit Sis iInb S6necgeItober,
IN Geiner Wnftppafonunellbcit
1ricbit TIT cs t1olid, aroher.
@ebrpdcn morb mn, Define Wod1t:
YRit Sineen unO NIT alinNen
Sat iib Der Sriibling ouf1emntt,
Gen GeD*mls Oir SIT bringelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Wins Der 9mtcn ultcn Bet.
Ins Der ipeilnnb 2anobaraiidoii

Iiis Der lpeilanb 2anobaroiid,oit
Sombirg miro acid)ricbcn:
.0oS battc iid bic .@uhiinfei"
nid)t trGilmen %laiien, bab Der Sd,al,-
plas zines Wcttrcnncns Der 3li,
fnnftSfabracilgc pcrbcn ioate, iic, sic
10 lonee, longc Sabre binbi,rb Der.
aeblid nah benz Sobrscuac Der Sc,
geniuart. nod einer einSigcn, iucnn
aud, nod 10 fleinen Giienbobn &c.
ieuf5t bate. 2ange, lanee bat lie in,
0ornrosdenid)laf aeleect, Ole title
8cgeno .iiber Der S0be," alien pora,
bas itrcbidme Sombira. Iui benz
alien Shloiie in Somburg, no Der
9anbgraf NIT Dem %iilbcrnen @eine 10
fed iiber Dem Nortal nit Dem %itcincr-
ncn @mul oireft ms 4loue binaus.
iprinst, iaBen bic %iouperdnen 2ano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Staats $ Hiecns Wcfanntmadnns.

O'""aV ~NNu0
InburdD iperben oIle Yericnen II.
&orperihnftcll, incorporate oocr pu'
lltiid)e, lpcldc in Der Stabt @aIti.
more elm @cid)Git betreiben, fir mel
dies bic Grbeblrng elmer StaatS 81.
cel,5 %erioroerlid) lit, attfgeforbert, al,l
ober Dor Dem Sipciten 3aee ocs Mo.
uotS Moi 5. S. cine icen5 81 lbien
obcr 0iclelbc az crnciiern.
Cine gcriGumniB Der Grnclerlillo
ibrer 2icelt5 bis 5um 5meiirn Gage
oes Wonots Moi 8. S. bon Seiten
bon Ecrioncn, Die icst iold)e 8eid)di.
tc p%ctrcibcn, miro bieiclben elmer
@clSitrofc mtermcriem.
Sn llcbcrcinltiumitltng nit bent 5G.
artifel, 81. uiib so. Mbihnitt, brS
Gpoer Scr ollgemcinch 0ffcutlide,
8cicee pcrbel MppIifuuten fir Ava.
bers' 2icenSen aufgefprbert, II, Ner.
ion poranipred)en iitrb etite beid,tpo.
rei,e Nngnbe iiber otitl WertD oes BOZ,
Dem beiagtcn N%pplifdntem gcfiibrtell
2oacrS 81 MADDEN. Oie i2iccnS ipirb
ocnlgcmGb ol,sacitelt 'peroen.
ST. Moam 0c,pert. Mftuar ocS
Common YleoS . @erid)ts, miro am
itno nof Sicnltag, ben 5. Ipril
1904. ,siuiiden ocil Stlmoen bon 9
llbr Gormittogs bis A llbr Tod)mit,
tags, lit ieil,cm Wiircai, I'M Grogc'
ld)ub beS 8eriftsaebdiloes. 6apctte'
ltrabet-G ingane. 5ilr Mitsgnbc BOZ,
2iccnsen bereit iein.
NaS StaotS 0erIiderungs DC
pnrtcincitt bon Warplano miro am II,
iad) Wontag, oclr 2. Vtat 1901.
afpiid)en ben Stunocn bon 8 llbr
TormittagS bis A llbr Nadmtttogs.
III lcincm 9iircait. Scr. 41fR, Welt-
HapetteitraBe, sur0erausaabung bon
@eriiderluags = Mafler : Sicen5eil be-
rcit icin.
! @i0iam $. Green,
Sderiff BON Baltimore.
Wpril1. 5,I,9,1 IA,
26,28,3W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
luecn Nnur'S Giienbabm.Go.

SabrpIau frat In araft ant 8. DECEMBER 1908.
Iampicr ~ocrlniieit Bier 9r. 10 an 2iabt.
Strabc tialidb (alisecnonincn Gonttags) nm 4
llbr s;ndtmittue5 mad pobc Yoint. Sent
2slano, GentrcbiIic. Guecnsipipn. Senton.
@recnmpcb. GLENDALE, Genes nnb Slpifhc,s
Sfatiouen.
Sir Wpittaas mm 7.t5 Mor9cns iia1 0obc
Epint, Queenstown. Gbefterpile. Sreenpeob
itno Sipif6en' Statipnct,
q. Y. = Ter Sanipfcr Somftae Nadntittaa
mad, 2one Toint iebrt durid iia6 Baltimore
nm $50 Tbenos.
Srddbt mirb an gapdeutuecn bis 3 llbr 9;acbs
mittaps entgcgen %gcnpmmeli.
Grauf 1hlen. Geauettcr.
Sahn &. Yuslep, S.-Y..a.
(Waai27,1S) Is
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
@eltcrm Wurglanb. @agn.
grat tn 1rait ART 20. Wpuember 1908.
3ipe perlaiiet Silclt.Stntion iuie folgf.

yrNt In Nraft am 20. Wpucuiber 1908.
8hse %Oerlaisn size, i 'o'e '''sf'
4. 30 trhb Ca. ednenpoii. Sauptiinie, Sneers'
topii, Na6nesboro, u. & ". a'abn lnh, BEN
6itet, uito alSae1oittriei. Gpuitia9s v. Is.
9,abn Gbambersbiire. Mart'nsbnr9 uno
11.5s MbenOs = Accommodation nab Union
s'' .9ssia. snss.as~msn eosa,saas; M,
SdiipfItnic 1Iiltt btt Gntorp.t3ropc, Carlisle
So irhb- Spnpilinle, Sascrsto,un, SpipperSS'
blrp Srsssrla er'n'itsonrs mo No ~
Observation-Disclosures sffonmpbniion md ilnioe'
Ytthpc. y)ptf liib @c.ibetur8. -
22h Vhdtnitrngs. .aiioinooailri' nn1 u''o"
s.aSS. 'yIieSsdtjtn titssus-atommOaaiipn mad, emOrp
1tupk. y. \ .. 9tnlton. louie vori;
"4,x5 Nadt,ttiaes. Ntpreb non %in 1i !
ifS ap's saiS strionlrnosaiion lis sastrsiopi;
irrntr Hrfoerid. Gmrtttshur9 ltno Scippeto'
EifN. Z HaSlor, sBn ggcn1. "a. ..
SIT yudnatiass- a'ionln'ooai''h INT e"'''p
.sNSsl Sahmittaas - Gin,lice naf gori, Sa.
it5brr Hto ,@etfpstlrrg. Rarlor,sS9gaonl
6.te Observation-Disclosures ldb linton ytIoae.
500 ptbSs! ailonnhooai'oa hau eH'''p
Yy."0pVs gaar tsmatass.
9.35s s~soraenS 80 Ttfoiioodi'oh nnn linton
| . 20 observation-disclosures nab Union
40 sss6miiiass- gtromnucaiion nab Gn'crp
.Saiien Mot an Der gcnnfplouuia 'aueuuc.
Wlaet. nno Sepdd,gurcau EpreoTtsGde bon
gbarIcSs mn Yeriuaious Girabe.
Yperi,e., Nuiions nno gsalbruof (siurib.slpe.).
.. 8. @riswsls. O., ~. Correct,
9en., serfetr5sNGG r. Sen. 'Yuil -Ipeilf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
MarnIano nnb YcnniDlnania.Giien
bnhns EOmuannic.

2iiee p~erIaijcn 9acrtb . apcniie utb caf.etr..
Siatfon an 9Suhentaaen: Ssab YeIair $50.
s as. @@Stse4ss; a. $40; a25, so gs@gSsitta ,Ss
tags. sia4 Vorf 1880 M,oreens, $40 RAD
mittags. sohntaqs--llad Weiair $50 Ysor.
9sGs, 800 &abmiitaes; 1900 attends. Sac
itnaS-nc9 Neintr 7.3O. $50 Wpr0eu8, $50,
1.26 Na1mittags. 600. Has NbenbS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
wmnbcrrpuc 0mtbefmmg.

Urau @tuiains, cine berpprraaenee epcSie.
lttta In 0rancuteiocn, bruttc 3auieroen bon
leibenoen .Srauen bus Slid ber VSsiuiibbcii;
hattie nie einen .5ebif6laa.. in. adtuIiooierSte
Sfulioen miro in iraeno foclfent Gtdoium
ginoeriina pcrf6ufft. ooera feline ANaabluie;
fetne S6meracn. feline @efabr.. fetife illtcr.
brcnlng be- Wefdifti0niG; ubi6Iut iidler NIB
Gpmfsttabeftes, prtuates Selm fit Samen.
Webiloeie Straffenpfleeertuncu: dr5tlihe ye'
banbiune, falls eepiiniht: 25sidbriae Grfdb.
bon 2 bis o. gatbcrlbeiluHu q rnti ..
Jrau q. slttiams,
NJ. 845, Nsrt.Nsparo. Sttalc, baltimore.
(Ee32II&S,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Griciun.Qinic.

Yttrarticc gsaferrouie nau TbiIaoeIrbia,
tsns. iaaIin s libr NaHmiifass. Spnlitaes
ouseenonimeu. bon 2iabt. mio Hratt.S trabe.
9cd $3.50, Nailie $2.00,. Hunoreiie Us Lace
5000 Miidtabrt biu -. & 6. Babn. $3.50,
Sa1 atIanfic.gin s2.75;. gyiurhon $375.
Ndx Wetusyjori $500; Grfur5ion $500. limb
bireite 5a6rbileie mao Bolton. gslu'Soeen.
ficnS.sSabriurteu perfnntt I'M pureau uno bel
GIbau0b'S, Mr. 2O1, 9srrb.9barIessStr S6reibt
Mrr tibrerbuM. 'TboueS Gourtlaro 929.
$500 Clarence ehrlper, Maent.
sr. 204, 2tsbt.etrahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10
Norobenti9cr 0lobD.
&rSclmahiae 9ampfidiiffabrt
5ipii6en
goItimurc unS 8rrmrn

Uc9ctntaEt9e SampflgtfffaBrt
~spii6en
Baltimore NIB Srcmcn
bird Die .ucrcll NIB erprobtcn, nit
aleu- 9cpicmlibfeiten ~pcricbeften
Eoitonnlpfcr erlter Glaiie.
mMbein5" uYranocilbura."
D9tednr," .GnlIel,"
.Main." .9rcslau. !"
Die grpcbitionstase fiuo iuie ioIat:
bon Baltimore:
nG6cnnib," Somitag, oen 9. Ipril,
2 llbr gtad)nlittaGs.
n9ranoerbitrg," Snmitag, Den 1G.
gpriI, 3 ltbr Nabmittags.
.9resloiL" Mtittrpodl ben u. Ipril,
2 llbr gtabatittuas.
~GaIieI," Samitag, ben Z, Toi, 9
llDr Rahmitto9s.
.GDemnib, Mittippd), ocn Is. Wai,
2 llbr Hod)mittags.
n9ranbcnb,lrg," Mittipod), Sen 25.
Mai, 2 llbr Nadnittags.
3mcite 9aiiite.Y aiiogc.H rcis:
Bon S42.50 an.
3piihenheds Yojia9c.E rciic:
S6n Naitiinsre mad grer,eu, SS32SE,.
Ypn Sren,tn mad Baltimore S34.OO.
Ruthreife' Biuctc hon Baltimore:
Nadl Brcnten NIB Snrtt6 $3.50. 100,
@eecn. 5ra6t NIB Bnfinse henbe man Iit
an bic Wegeral,gIaenien -
u. Sd)nmndcr & gu,
Nr. 40, Sanppcr.S trabc.
GSiuarb Natnr,
Cftte >bes nGeatfdei Eprrttpunbsnttn."
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5bo,nas &. %aiIGbr GpMpang.
Sueenieurc II Guntrdftcrtn.
Icmperirer Sefdp iftsplldb
sir. 220, WeN..Vratt. ettatt.

Sir. 30, gpeft. Yratt. strakt.
ssir fir,b in Der Gage. 0ar,ptt unt Nldiier'
beiSuilg, fupie Spforlldt Namptr1bren. ipie hit
her, Gcrsnitelct, Tanlptieitel'gSerte trlroelt
itibt biiret Scucr cihdbtgt. Nnrnrffettel,
pieierling. 1nA
Wt. &crnon 1920. GnurtIato 6i2.
(San22,tS,9&S)
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gbriitopb 3. 0eoerer

wirb Stnen ben beftet nnt f&1nften 1cppitt
Ipebeii All feiiiein fiber so Sabre aItcn YIate
~. 4 cNiYlsntspmeyst G6c gtarIeS@S trabe.
(W2dro10, fWi)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-10

Mnnabsfs, Mt. @nbnl.et ailun, 1850 8orth.
Gai,eer'e tutinna, 800. 300 Born. !t2.05
@' sssHfstt,a ne as %%ss'': e ssiasi o.H fir' a; sgsssrts,
1876. .!i1.D0 Torm. 20.t5 Yornt., 1875. !i.30
9la4pt, uto 1913 Nbeni g..
MlMAsEsb. i7,so aornl,. 1900. u.oo g'adm..
.SsssrSinwa, 1900 s'oru,, !4,t5. 1880 s'ud'
"9afsyH Gin nro, mt. sirs, eptaI, l7.s5.
s9ts 3, s s'SI 4 .25, 4,so s'dd9it' 1886. $50
s ss.ss,, s 5s o sisos %Ts @issisi, 1850 wosam. :
ss'Hss''s slas.sisile is ssS ''sfaa't'ssSii pns Stem.
rtthIss @sfl. Ganiset, Der. glt g,ssaI.
ss$|ssI'r ,'eS ss,tts aasf5it Sf' sa.S FRI Il. s s.So 4. 6
kSsISss essliss, aHss. 3. 1861 4 = 1o.si 4.
ySaslSS e pSgssis !. q d o1,sfS|,sh 4 isS I'll; N,,un a;Ss y Si,a
'T #tt., 3sS1., Huriorss. thessaiions his
ghf!uf, astSllq,, dnse. .: 4b5M 800 II. y
& a@ss;!Spss S aSls. .,iisaalIIsS s s.SSM. S.. Il X.
!. S KIM d3 4 S&a n, S $sstSSss' ~, f Az s' Gs:SSs "A. II
a.!t'aTss} IA: Ses[1 al hsa,atasep. 8,
s, ssss ss sal's 'i H. ssu.slsb,.a dp. & pai'
!" ss seirIsgsaa,bs,. getL mi, sssaI
$SlIfisa.. 1 NasssS: aa aus. as sa'sI'S s'sssS. ss.sssS \ \
TSbila. Gsprsb. ansa, sdaiIfas a.59M 800 y y!
Vbilo. e%iffoui.. nut GorttagS $40 u. 6.i5 "
Wiiet.Nurcnur: ytprepcft'Gde Charles, uln
| Carotoeasetrnb 30. Or. 6. ". !@ebdnhc) b2c
Siib.Y,roaopap. wit. Sobdi'Sidfion oocr eanl'
6. d. SaHsti, Se,,. .Sai, .saeiit.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-02

Barry Both retired their much crowd
Ihowled for Weday.
The second round gave chance to change its mind
AS before the men constantly together but Barry
have found his He landed Weav wind and gave
nm several snashes the eye 1t easily Barys
Weday showed the effects OF fighting he retired
The third and fourth rounds of Wedays staying
power than anything else He the floor constantly his
full nine seconds before rising Barry fight giving
his opponent all the time he could have wished him
self though he constantly landed body blows which almost
He showed all the staying powers expected of him. but was
evident that his gone and that Barry quick
and too strong him.
The fifth began with Weday groggv He went to the floor
and again and by taking his managed last out the
round The probably saved him from being out but he
was not IN condition His second gave
Tor him. Weday shook hands with the acknowledge
ed defeat in straightforward style Barry unmarked His
Woods congratulated bringing his the per-
feet FORM
The preliminary amusing. Nigel Jackson made his
temperance in with Porto Rcan
taking the place of Anderson who failed
everyone when the sounded by making Jackson as
II to end the contest He swung his like
Jackson did the same both landing blow blow Sant6
collapsed He wnded outfoug the rest Of the fight
only question how hard Jackson him. Referee
Iey stopped the fight after the second round giving decision to
Jackson.
Billy St. Clair Vicrra troed around each other for four
rounds without doing much than enng keeping sharp
watch on each other St Clair given the decision having
what fighting done
McDonough Mccarthy began contest but Mccarthy got
and Mccarthy got ought to have within the
three minutes He retired showing stream of blood the
effects OF straight punch the and Mconoug got the
sion.
The audience very large of the evening oc-
caoned little excitement Weday locally than
Barry and the audience inclined support him Barry
however put up as gentemany fight in the ring and
even Weay strongest supporters admit that Weda ouad
The referee Jess Woods.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-02

Commissioner Maciarane has the collection of a-
Waan fishes which prepared the proposed St.
Louis Fair the headquarters of the Hawaii Promotion
Tor exhibition These made from the living
ed from life the eke coor, by j. W. Thompson probably
mast famous artist in that line the world Some in this
collection repcas the Bishop Museum
they original In
Pete the coo in the living fish fade quickly
been necessary after the painting OF has been begun
another specimen the size and coong could
fore the work can be completed.
There this collection twenyx casts representing
fesize of the fish depicted and the coorng not
yet quite ready for exhibition will be added very
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-02
tive THOUSAND FOR SYNOVI7IS

William Jackson barkentne Encore has brought
libel for $1,000 damages for injuries sustained board the
result claimed OF defective and rigging The
against her captain John Doe Pamgreen Dunno acson
torney.
Jackson that he shipped board the Encore
Washington for trip Australia and thence back by
OF Hawaii On October while fell from the rigging
hauling OF the Sheets the sheet giving
fecve and rotten the plaintiff alleges Jackson fell the deck
lance OF several feet and the weight OF his body fell his
resulting injury very painful and has developed
Wits says the plaintiff making him incapacitated a seaman
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-02
PASSENGERS.

arriving.
Per stmr. Lehua, January 2, from
Molokai pOrts-Henry Wright, Kenneth
Wallace and deck.
Per stmr. Kinau, January 2, from
Hilo and way pOrts-J. G. Sratson, M.
d. Hall A. p. Sratson, j. II. Rowland,
E. e. Lyman, Miss Amy Hill, L. Bill
man, G. st. Bates and son, Mrs. ]. d.
Fraser, Mr.. Turnbull, Rev. Okubo, ].
E. Ray, c. E, Blacow, Mrs. S. Greiggs,
H. McCubbin, f. ]. Cross, A. McKilIop
J. A. Bottled, Miss Mary Low, John
Hind, M. H. Perry Jr., A. Nc DOugal,
H. McDOugall Mrs. L. c. Frain, T. c.
Usher, H. S, Fleming, Robert Shea,
Henry P. Beckley, d. H. Case, R. Cat
ton, o. b. Stillman, Mrs. o. b. Still
man, Mrs. F. V. Jaldns and two chill
dren.
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Stmr .Kinau, Freeman, from Hilo and
way ports at 11:l0 a. m. with 81 sacks
coffee, 10 sacks corn and IL packages
sundries.
Stmr. Lehua, Napala, from Molokai
Maui and Lanai ports at $3.50 a. m. with
80 head cattle, A hogs, l ass, 10 cords
wood and 20 packages sundries.
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ECLIPSE STARTS kauai RUN.
The gasoline schooner Eclipse viii
start on her new run Monday at p.
m. She win operate between Anahola
and Honolulu.
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WEDAY LOSES In FIVE ROUNDS
Barry Proves Too Strong and Quick Fighter For the Islan
Champion.

Jack Weday proved easy mark for Dave Barry Opheum
last night The island champion badly oucassed after
rounds of furious fighting during which he received much punishment
his second threw the sponge Barry did appear have xered
himself any appreciate and evidently ready for much
more and harder work.
Both showed fine condition the call of the first gong Bar
tre taller but Weday showed urder build and larger
ces Weights 1873 pounds There delay about
mixing things Weday after his with series Of rushes put
ting faster fight than has been his Barry did
before PUSHES lie stood his ground advanced them and
Weday usually got body blow of Earring force The crowd thought
the first round Wedays and fact his than the
others He landed face punches but they didn't bother
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-01-02
MEETING NOTICE.

Tine annual meeting Of stockholders
Of the Kona-Kau Telephone & Tele-
graph CO., will he held at the Office OF
the Company, Holualoa, Hawaii, JAM
uary 12th, 1904 at II a, m
l.. S. AUNGST,
~ Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MEETING NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of stockholders
Of the Kona 8ottling Works CO., win
be held at the office Of the company
Holualoa, Hawaii January 18TH, 1904,
at 1870 p. m.
L. s. AUNGST.
Secretary,
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DEPARTING.

Monday, January 4.
Case. Schr. Eclipse, Gahan, for Ana
hola at p. m.
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Our rule is to treat ell
patrons alike-giving the
small customer and the
large the same courteous
service. If you want a
SOC safe deposit box, or a
large or small insurance
policy, or a surety bond,
OF any sort or size, Wen
serve you gladly. Henry
Waterhouse Trust Com
pany, Ltd, corner Fort
and Merchant SITS.
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SYMPHONY CLUB TOMORROW
There win be a smoking concert of
the symphony Club tomorrow after
noon at 8 o'clock at the Club rooms.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-11-17
A Murder IN HagerstOwn.

Frederick Easton, lightning rod
man and horse dealer, shot and killed
Lorenzo D Kline, machinist. in Ha-
gerstown early last Thursday morn
ing. Easton and his wife kept board
ers in their little house on Foundry
street, and Kline was among the num-
Der. E.ston rose about 5 o'clock In
the morning, and going to his wife
room saw she was not there. He
found her in Hines room, both Of
them lying IN bed fast asleep. Easton
went down stairs and out OF the house.
At the brewery nearby he saw an
employee, William Andrews, and Dor
rowed a revolver from him, saying
that he wanted to shoot mad dog
Securing the weapon, he went straight
to Hines room, where. leaning over
the PROSTATE form of his wife, he point
ed the weapon close to Kline's head
and fred. The ball entered the lett
side of the head about one inch from
the ear and took an upward course,
lodging in the brain. Easton then
passed out, handed the revolver to its
owner, saying, I've shot the dog, but
he's man. l guess he's dead by
this time" E4ston went down street
and found an officer to whom he gave
himself M he was lodged in jail.
Inve.tiz alton by the officers phowed
that Kline wa. still alive, but he lived
less than an hour. He wa, q single
man, and had lived in HsgerItown
about four months, coming from Mer'
cersburg, Pa. Esston was formerly
from Harrisonburg, Va. He was a
hard drinker.
Mrs. E4ston says she and Kline
we're not guilty of wrong-dolng. She
said he had been sick and she was at.
tending to him. He called her to his
room and ask d her to give him a
headache powder. She did so, and
he asked her to give him another IN fl
teen minutes. While she was await
ing, her story goe. on, she fell asleep
beside Kline, and knew nothing more
until she wa. awakened by the istol
shot. Scandal had been busy with
her name and it is said she was in
fatuated with Kline.