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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

Gin Wabr3eiden Qlastas biloen bic
aablreidsn SotemspfGhle ipeIte Die
e%ingebprenen Snbianer Dor ibreR Be
baufungsn erri9tet ba6en. Die 9fdble
3eigsn in rober S1nibarbeit bus 9otem
bes s6ausbeiibsrs. bas Symbol ieiner
ielbft, feinsr 6amilie unb ieiner Dor
fabren. Der Snbiansr Qlastcs BAT es
nidt n0tbig, fih pOrtrdts ieiner &9nsn
anfertigen 81 laiicn, benn pas Wonrs
ment ieiner Oenealcgie itebt Dor ieinsr
6iitte, unb jcber Gtammes9enoie ents
3iffert nit 2eihtigteit Die @ei6idte Der
5omiIie. 0voBe 1batrn, geligIon uno
onbere 9inge, - oles perfiinbet Der
SotsmsYfabl. Sebe 3ei1nung ouf benz
pfabie BAT ibrs bslonbere Bebeutung,
lei IS nun Der Aopf zines Barren, Elm
1ogel nit ausgebreiteten 6liigeIr, eine
menfdlihe Jrabe ooer elm einfoder
areis. Mdnde bisisr pfGbls limb 10
iiberfdt nit oleriei Jiguren, baB bic
Mui3Gblung allsr auf bieie Wsiis Ipms
boliiirten @efbebnife bas 2ebensnert
zines osipiHsnbafien gicgrdpbsn biIOsn
tDnnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

Sir ben faiierli9en Maritoa in
Berlin iino feds grobs 9utomobiIe,
bsren Softer 10000 Mart betrasen.
teitellt porben, I'm ben 2altDertebr
3nii6en benz gerlirer S9lOfe, benz
Weuen Yalois uno benz Yotsodmer
Sta5tfdlofe gu Derritteln. Die eriten
@erTu6e nit folfen 8roftDogen MUIR
ben i'm Wiater porigen Sabres ouf benz
SnloBbofs i'm 8ciiein bes aaiiers an
geiieIt. Dor unb 3%uriidfabren in
idnsaTter @ansart fopie plDblihes
BREMEN ruroel: nit grober Siderbeii
aussefiibrt. Die oieler 2yoge seliefers
ten eriten Mosen mubten nod cinmol
barte proben beiieben. Ter Weg 5Dis
Ifen Berlin unb Votsbam fpurbe iehss
nal bintereinonner auriidgelegt, tpo5u
jebesmal bin unb Ter nur 3ipei Stun
ben aebraucbt purben. Bisber ipurbe
Der 6ra9tperfebr 3piIden benz Yerlis
ner SdloB unb benz Neuen palais, ios
fpie benz potsbomer Stobti9lob burh
grobe, nit bier pferben %beipannte 9as
itenipagen (pon ben Woritoabedmten
.9unbeslabe" %eenannt) bepirtt. Sin
FOLDER Transport brouhte nit pferoez
fpe1iel unb 4ufentbalt iieben Stunoen
fir Sim unb Hidfabrt. unb es ents
itonben fir 6~iIfspferbe unb 2Obntutz
Ider in jebem 5afle SO bis 40 Wart
.beIonbere Soften. Dir @nIhoffung
BON Mutomobilen ma9t biefe YeIoroe=
rungsart iibeIFliiiig.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01
Sbonbritsmagagr.
prastifhes gerfabrsm sur GrbaItuns UNI
0r3ieIun0 eines fd1omem leintS.

Der Better Der llniperiitGtss Mai>
lageanitalt in Berlin, profeHpr Cab
%lubOpsti, psr0ffsntlidte Dor Sturgeon
cine febr intereFante lbbanbluns iiber
bic Notwithstanding. Gr er0rtert
ounddit, fpober es fommt, bab 70 piels
Menifsn forperlia 10 ~friib3eitis
%altcrn, oas beibt jene Jriiae unb CUTE
6arbe Der 9aut perlieren. Die fir Die
Sugenb daratteriitif9 lit. Das 4usz
feben Der Meniaen bdngt pom alge=
meinen @rndbrungsauitanbe ab. Wir
feben ipenis portbeilbaft aus, ipenn mir
mayer ODER lpern mir gu felt iinb, unb
in lebierem Sale nod ipeniger, fpenn
mir es fdon in perbGltnibmGbig ju=
genblidem Otter lino. Jeiltigteit pirtt
medanil6 bemmeno ouf Die Mimif,
Magerteit ldbt tie iibermdbig nahz
fIingen. Die l9ledte GrnGbrung pirtt
ipieber fHdbigenb duf bas Nerpens
ipitem; bieiem feblt bann Die erforber=
life Spannung, um bic oberflddlid
gelegenen Blutgefdbe in Der n0tbigen
Mli5oebnung 81 erbalten. Don Der
maBpollen Gripeiterung Der glutgefdbe
Der Geli6tsbaut aber bdngt ibre Blut=
fiae uno iomit aud Der it0ne SENT
ab, Der bas 0elammtbilb Der 0eiidtsz
baut bartlett, alfo bic @ldtte, Der
f~ammtartiae @lon3. bic Siraffbeit.
bas 6reiiein bon 5Gltden unb 3ans
5eln pie audi bon 6ettaniammlungen.
Das fouperdnite Mittel our gr5ielung
zines fd0nen 9eints foipie audi bas
ndtiirIidite lit bic 0elidtsmaFage.
6reilid er3ieIt lie nur bann grfolge,
ipenn iie iadsemdB ausgefiibrt pirb.
3abluooipsti gibt folgenbe 9anbgriffe
an: Streihenoes &neten Der Stirn.
Die fnetenbe redte 9ano beipegt ii9
in querer Nihtling Der Stirn, bonn Pas
ienbein anfaneeno, bis gum Qlnfabe Der
9aare. pGbrenD bic linte 9anb in leift
ftreihenoer Yeipegune. on ben Dor
fpriin9en an Der Stirn anfangenb, In
Der 9dngsrihtung iid bin5iebt Biz gum
Sdeitsl oes 9intertopfes. Die Sine
ting Der Hoie beitebt in elmer pibrirens
ben 9etpeeung non Der Naisnipibe Bis
CUR Haieuipur5el nit Daumen unb
3eigefineer. Sn 0bnlider Weiie pirt
bic anetuns Der Babe, bic @ldttune
Der Stirnfurden, bic Grlhiitterunq bee
0eIihtes, bic Streidung Der Burden
Inter ben Iugen %porgenommen. Mais
firt pirb nit reinem Waielin. Die
ldngite Sibuns fou Is Minuten nid,t
iiberfhreiten. Sine lGngere Oauer Der
Sibung bistet feline Steigsruns bes
GrfOlges. Cine pebaniiIde Teitlegung
oeS Oanges Der Stride Eel Der Sc
iihtsmdKage bdIt 3abiubopsti fir
unn1tbio. Gbenfo eraftet er bic Mai>
faaeapparate, lpie RoIlen, WaI3sn,
Gpoteln, Gtifte iofpie Die @ibrotionss
muiAinen une 0eiihtsmaTagssD ampfs
apporate. als iiberfliifFa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

TabrIarisn na9 Can francisco linb Cos
angeles, Gal., uno 5uriid iperoen p~erfauft
pom %. 9lpriI bis eini6lieblid 30. 9lpril
1904 ebenio am /. Nai fir ioIde 3iise, Gle
ibre Yafiaaiere IN Chicago, yeoria, ct.
2ouis ober Sairc an oemielben Gag lanben,
uon auen punften bet big Sour, Gins
einnati Nortbern uno .. & II. 4. 81. All
5ebr nieori5en Staten.
e1deBIins Rstouriobrt bsitrdnft auf 80. Suni;
2sberals lleberlisaungss priptissien.
1tr Hsfern 0brrfsiou Aoppcate's Sps3iaLs3 uq fhr
HoS unqeIes. iir teQusmllbieit Der Gelegoieu unb
uubere, Deine bic Yasifc Rhite 5u beiunen lpfins
i4<u, Idbrt po Yia 6our Tcute.
gar ndbsrs Snformatiou unn GinSslbsiisn wsnbe
man No an be Big Jour 1idet uesnteu obsr inreibe
an WARREN LYNCH,
CenT + IS. q Ticket Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

Sn Con taniinopeI
fpurben unldnslt einige boAeeiteate
perionen perbaftet, Die sinen umiangs
reiden 6onbel nit tiirfifden Orben
betrieben batten. Sic nlieferten" nas
tiirlid 9egen CUTE ge3ablung, Die Srs
ben nah aller !6erren 2Gnoern. fdbris
3irten Die Oiplome uno forgten fir
Yer0ffentlidung Der Nomen Der Des
torirten in Der Offi3islen Srbsnsliite.
Das 0efddft mub iebr FIctt sesaneen
fem. benn man fano cine 3uiammens
iteQung, nod Der msbr ais bunosrt
perionen Der perIhieoeniten Gtdnbe
&unben Der Orbensiapinolsr tparen.
Nls 9auptihulbige purben feitges
nommen TobirsBei. Der 6eraugseber
oes paIaftorsans Serpet unb Ginger
anoerer 3eitungen. in pelden bic
amtlihen OrbensliI ten sridiensn. Der
Gbefrebatieur bes Gerpei. Namens
Manane. Der Mbjutant bes @rcbpes
frs MebmebsYe Be-, 3lpei Beanie beS
Winifteriums beg MuspGrtigen, Der
glopotat Or. GbriIiopb uno mebrers
4genten. T:e unterIudung Der On,
qeleaenbeit wirb nod foriaeiebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

uHO D Ipul pus SuuS III lur3er SeIf
Elm Triimmerbaufen. Die bebauernss
pertbe Jrau bet iid nod aus benz
5rennenben .6auie nah brauben se=
ihleppt unb lit bort perbrannt, ebc
1tlfe CUR Gtele mar. Sud, Der nit
@eIpann nadb @riitebe mar, lpurpe Die
Sdredensnadridt purd einen 8oten
iiberbraht.
Yropino $o9resrpis'%orffeiu.
SdIesnig. Sn ibrem 81.
2ebsnsjabrs ftarb bier pl0blid bic
Trau Or. 9eibers, Mutter u~nfsres
8iirsermeiiters unb bes Shr:ftitelers
6ermdnn iceberg.
altoona. Der %26idbrige Niiiiten5s
arst am bieligen Magemeinen 3rans
fenbauie Or. Gmil Qbting aus Barrel
lit an elmer 8lutpergiftung, fpelhe er
iih BEL einei Operation 5uge5ogen
bate, ais Opfer ieines 9erufs seitor=
ben.
grobersbb. Mrbsiter CIR. Coz
ren3en itiirSte BON Hoben berunter
unb erlitt fdtpere W~srlebunsen, an
benen er, obne bic gsiinnung pieber
erlanst gu baber, geitorben lit.
JIensburg. 0em Maidinen>
ahiltenten Sans Safobfen BON bier.
pslher Dor ldnssrsr 3eit Elm Mdbden,
pelfes ii9 in lelbItm0rberilder Mb<
fidt in ben 9afen I%tiir5te, rettsts, lit
Die Hettungsmeoaiqe am ganbe perlies
ben tporben.
9uum. Die bi.Iige MaIerin<
nung feierte ibr 25idbriges geIte6en
burh cine feitlide Weranitaltung.
Sbehoe. Die am Odienmartt
fuobnenben Gbeleuts gui9 f~eierten
lire golosns 6od3eit. geibe gbeleute
finb nod febr riiitig.
RieI. @eitorben i'm 80. Qebensz
jabre 1T bier Der am /. Oftober 1899
in ben @ubeItanO getretene Oberlan=
besaeridtsratb @sbeimer Suitiaratb
Gdermann. Der Werftorbene mar in
@liiditaDt gebiirtig. = Sdiffsiunqe
0eorg Damn pom S6ulf6iff
nStofd" lit Dor Curacao Bel einem
SeemanDber aus benz 5odmalt abges
ftiir3t uab Fat einsn SdGoelbrud err
litten, an benz er eeitprben lit. =
Nuf GeranlaHung Der bieIigenSt aats=
anpdltidaft lit Der Obermaat Der
aaiierlifen Marine &aeting, Der BEL
Der ermorbeten Ndbsrin Sdiinemann
gefpobnt bate, ipegen Werbadtes Der
9bdterihaft berbaftet fporben.
aiebing. Gin fdiperer llnfau
ereignete iid in Der Hdbe Der bieIiaen
Station, inbem Der auf elmer Waaen=
fabrt befinblihe pGfter bts 6ofes
Nuarsbamm, Msmus Senfen. nit benz
Tubrtpert umtparf unb bierbei 10 gu
San fam, bab Der Sob iofort eintrat.
@r purbe srit Ipdter eefunben, bic
pferbe itanoen rubig Dor benz rmse=
fporfenen Wagen. Senfen binterIdbt
6rau unb mebrere ainber.
Sbumbp. Dem 5auptlebrer,
Sitter unb Organiiten Nommenien
purbe aus QlnlaB leiner penIionirung
Der Mbler Der Snbaber bes 5ausor=
bens bon !9oben5pnern perlieben.
Dilfer. Sn benz bon aaifz
mann Rebber b~epobnten Saule
(WartD brad pl0blih aus unbefanns
ter llrfade Jeuer aus, bas duBerit
IhneIl Inn fid griff uno bas umfangz
reide @ebdube in tur3er ,3eit in 9fde
legte. 2eioer lit Bel benz 9ranoe audi
elm idperer llngliidsfan gu per5eids
men. Der i'm esiten Stodperf fpo6s
nenoen 5rau Wittpe Sobn selang es
nidt. iih gu retten; bic alss Jrau
purbe BEL benz Verfud, fih aus benz
Jenlter 81 fhpinsen, obnmddtig unb
fanb ibren Cob in ben Jlammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

Signtrfarbe. Man mifdi
nit sinem breiten Me7er, einem Cha.
tel ober einem 0lasIdufer 2 1beile orr
binGre 9udbruderfarbe unb / 9beil
2ein6IfirniE unb perreibt biefe sFarbs
auf einem 5ufammsngelegten SuH.
ober Gil0Iappen. Wiu man nit Ell,
mem pinfel fhreiben, 70 1T bic aorbe
NIT etipus Serpsn!in0I gu perbiiInen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

@eIbfen in Briefen,
fpelhe iinseniiesnb ober gar nidt obreis
firt finb, permebren bic ginnabmen bes
britiiden poi!bepartemsnts tGgi;d I'm
$4,000 Biz $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

Das braudt tie ntnt.
Ser Sod)em bringt Der Grau Hittmeiz
fer einen Gorb airfhen nit Idenen
gmpfeblunaen BON @utsberrn 4.
nd, bic fd0nen airfhen!" ruff bic
Grou Mittmsiiier entaiidt. .Gaaen
sic Sbrem 5errn, baB id ibm iebr,
febr bafiir banien lafe." Rec"
Iaet Der Sodem, nbdA brduhen Sie
niht, ipir habsn ia airlden gum
Shpeinefiittern-"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-01

Qeihe m GtddeIbrdbts
5aun. Seit einem Sdneeiturme tpurbe
Die Jrau bes Gdrners Gmigront bon
Jonn bu Gao, Wis., permibt. aiiralid
fonb man lire iteifgsfrorsne Qeide cine
babe Meile bonn 9nufe. Die Jrau
bate fid umerirrt. Die 2eide hing feit
in einem Stadelbrabtaaune.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-14
DOOLEY ON SHELTERS.

"Phwat is this Skeet-Go?" asked Hen
Messy.
',Hinnissey,'' replied Dooley. '.ye make
me more ashamed OF We than I rally am
Phwat is Skeet-Go? Yer ignorunce is
appallin"
We'll, phwat is ut?
I'll enlighten We, but Us .pitiful TO see
a man SO dinse. Skeet-Go and the re-
Fiction of Roosevelt are the two greatest
things of the prisint cintury. IT'S a de-
wise to git rid of muskeeters. It's a
piece of gauze We place over tn top of a
small la-amp wild some buhack powdher
on it; ye light the la-amp, turn down
the wick thrif1e, an there ye are an
there the skeeters amt, fur they jist natu-
rally lie down an quit.
Does ut shmell?" asked Hennessey.
1T does not" replied Dooley.
Tis a mirrukle" said Hennessey.
'Tis God-send" concluded the phi
losopher. For the thrifin' sum of wan
dollar ye can purchase peace an COM
fort in the home, reading the latest war
ravins of the tilligraf editors wild the
pa-aper in wan hand and strollin' the
ca-at wild the other"
AN where do We git it ?" asked the in
terested Hennessey.
"At the Hebron Drug Co., an yure
dollar back If ut don't suit"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-14
A New Postal classification.

Postmaster Dat has been notified by
the Postmaster General that the cIas-
sifcation, rates and conditions appli-
cable to articles circulating in the
domestic mails of the United States
shall apply equally to articles mailed
at the United States Postal Agency at
Shanghai, China, addressed for deliv-
cry at any place in the United States
or it's island possessions. Also to arti-
cles mailed in the United States or its
island possession addressed for delivery
in Shanghai, or in the cities in China
served through the United States Pos
tai Agency at Shanghai; except that the
Postal Union postage rates and condi-
, tions shall be applicable to letters,
postal cards and printed matter destin-
ed for said cities other than Shanghai,
viz: letters, five cents a half ounce or
fraction of half ounce; postal cards,
single, two cents; double, four cents;
printed matter of all kinds including
periodicals from publishers for regular
subscribers, one cent for each two
ounces or fraction of two ounces.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-14
SYMPHONY CLUBS
SUNDAY CONCERT

1t was ladies' day at the Honolulu
Symphony clubroom yesterday after
noon. An excellent concert was given
by the Symphony orchestra under the
leadership of DR.. A. Marques, which
was listened to by large audience
of ladies and gentlemen. The program
was as follows:
orchest a. overture-"Felicia"
Vocal Solo
Mr. H. F. wichman.
Quartet with E. Horn
(a) "Minuetto" .Tavan
OBJ "Fruehlingsglaube'' Schubert
Messrs. Love, Freitas. Marx, Bechtel
and Marques.
Violin Solo with Piano
Mr.. d'Aibert and Miss C. Castle.
Orchestra, Intermezzo-"Hearts and
Flowers" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Horn Solo with Violin Obligato-
Messrs. Bechtel and d'Albert and Miss
c. Castle.
Vocal Solo
Mr. H. F. wichman.
Quartet with Horn-"Ye Merry
Birds ...-.............--... Gumbert
Orchestra, March-"white Squadron"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-14
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Swell sample line of wash silk waists.
no two alike, at Sachs
See the new spring dress materials
at Sachs Dry Goods Co.
Mrs. C. L. Dickerson has received her
new Easter Hats, and they are now
on sale.
Sachs Dry Goods Co cordially invite
you to attend their Easter millinery
opening today.
The Kaiulani, a new restaurant, has
just been opened on Fort street oppo-
site the Club Stables.
BY every steamer the Pacific Import
Co. are receiving new lines of summer
goods. See prices quoted elsewhere for
these seasonable creations.
If you can think of anything in the
baking line that we do not make come
in and tell us and let US make it for
you-Perfeetion Home Bakery.
The Pepeekeo Sugar Cos annual
meeting has been postponed till Tues
day, March 22nd at o'clock p. m.
Same will be held in the office Of Theo.
II. Davies & Co., Ltd.
If you want all kinds of good Home
Baking, done by white women only go
to PERFECTION HOME BAKERY,
Reretania street near Emma. Boston
Baked Beans and Boston brown bread
on Saturdays oniy-Tel. Blue 211.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-14
Public moonlight Concert.


The Hawaiian band Will play this
evening at Emma Square at $780, The
program is as follows:
PART l.
March-"OId Comrades ..........T ieke
Overture-"Road to Glory ....... Killing
"Reminiscences of BeIlinT' -. Godfrey
Vocal Selections
(a) "Hilo Kupa Lol1e."
OBJ ''Mahina Malamalama.'
Miss ]. Keliiaa.
(c) "Auhea Lau Vabine."
I'D Hone Ae Mel"
Mrs. n. Alapai.
PART II.
Variations-"Old Folks at Home.
........... ....-...--.......... Dalbey
Intermezzo-"Dixie Land 1890 Haines
Lancers-"Old Acquaintance" ...Liddle
March-"The Thunderer'' ..---.. Sousa
1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
Captain Berger is anxious to have the
government provide place for band
concerts at Aaia Park. The bandmas-
ter says that the crowds at the railroad
station are always the largest and
better place should be provided for
the Palana concerts
J. E. Higgins is writing a bulletin for
the United States Experiment Station
on the banana. Both the Bluefields and
the local varieties of bananas will be
included in the treatise.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-14
WEDNESDAY. might
CONCERTS TABU

In the future there viii be no band
concerts at the Hawaiian Hotel on
Wednesday evenings. Central Union
church people have protested to Gov
ernor Carter against the band concert
given at the hotel on Wednesday even
ing, for the reason that it interfered
with their regular weekly prayer meet
ing. Governor Carter has consequent
Iy instructed Captain Berger that in
the future band concerts are not to be
given in the vicinity of Central Union
church on Wednesday evenings, or if
they must be given, they are not to
begin until $50 o'clock at which time
the church services will be over
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-14
TWA HOURS
AT HAME !"

The Scottish Entertainers who are to
appear at the Opera House on March
q. under the auspices of the Honolulu
Scottish Thistle Club, have met with
great favor throughout the United
States and Canada with their unique
entertainment 'Twa hours at hame'
in which the audience is transplanted
for a couple of hours to the land of
Burns. The vocal selections are pre-
luded and interspersed with brief, well
told anecdotes or description of the
songs which make pleasing variation
in the program.
Gavin Spence is a justly celebrated
Scottish tenor and Miss Flora Donald
son is a Scottish soprano with a re-
markably clear and sweet voice. Be
sides his delightful rendering of Scot
fish songs, Mr.. Spence is born
elocutionist and his humorous anec-
dotes convulse his hearers while his
pathetic word pictures of such scenes
as Ian Maclaren's Death of DR.. Nc
Clure' have more than once touched
his audiences to tears.
No admirer of Scottish song and
story and no lover OF good music should
miss this opportunity of hearing the
Scotch Iassie and a buirdIy chieI frae
while appealing specially to people of
Scottish descent has never failed to
please an intelligent American audi
auPo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-14
LOCAL BREvlTIEs..

Representative S. E. Keiiinoi came
over from Maui on the Claudine yes
terday
at the residence of Mrs. W. c. Roe,
! Waikiki, as announced.
The Oceanic Steamship Co. is adver-
Using round trip rates to the st. Louis
fair in the Australian papers.
Judge Dickey assessed a fine of SO
| and costs against D. H. Lewis of Love-
joy & Co., on Saturday morning.
Elizabeth NJ. Eccles has filed suit
for divorce against Charles W. Eccles.
The lat IT does not now reside in Ho-
noluIu
Gus Schurnann, whose warehouse
burned down early Friday morning, re-
turned from Maui yesterday, in re-
Spouse to a wireless message.
There will be "Rowdy Dow re-
hearsal, of both chorus and principals,
in the rooms of the Kilohana Art
League at 7:30 o'clock tonight.
There are already reported to be
several applications for the position
Of Superintendent of Waterworks. j.
NJ. Little, now engineer on the Fear
less. is said to be in the lead in the
race.
Edwin Fernandez, son of Manager
Fernandez of the Hawaiian Hardware
Co, has no connection with the Fer
nandez concerned with the embezzle-
ment of Kapea. The latter is reported
to have been formerly employed in the
Andrade stables.
2 F. S. Dodge of the Bishop Estate
states that the Bishop Estate is not in
any way represented by J. S. Low IN
the sale Of the Kohala Ditch fran
chise which took place Saturday. The
Hawaii Ditch company has the lease
of the Bishop Museum water in Wal
pic valley and the Bishop Estate water
in Honokaa valley.
Mr.. ]. N. Cobb, from Washington, D.
c., one of the Fish Commissioners, and
Messrs. Harold d. King and Joseph w.
Milburn, of the Geodetic Survey staff,
were among the prominent arrivals
registered at the Royal Hawaiian"
yesterday. The latter two gentlemen
completed a survey of the harbor at
Eleele.
The Raymond & Whitcomb party
which is coming on the Alameda Fri
day has booked in advance at the
party in addition to F. F. Crowson, the |
conductor are Mrs. Erskine Hahn, Mrs. |
Beatrice Erskine Hahn, George Spottis- |
wood, DR.. Sarah Spottiswood, Mrs. C. |
L. Hartshorn, Miss Lila Kneen, Miss |
Mary B. Sickley, Horace c. Manning, |
Miss NJ. E. Gibbs and Mrs. Shannon.
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waiian Islands was given in the Parish |!
Room of Christ Church last night by |
Mr.. c. H. Osborne. The lecture was |
beautifully illustrated by slides shown |
by Mr.. Sparling's lantern. There was |
a large audience and the lecturer was |
followed with close attention. At the |
close a vote of thanks was moved by |
Mr.. C. F. Jackson and seconded by Mr.. |
w. J. Twiss, and at the suggestion OF |
the Rev. H. L. Roy, the audience show /
I'd their appreciation by round of |
pplause.-Victoria News Advertiser.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-06
A RED LAMA.

come of his body. Could the mysterious monasteries tell if they would? Has one of their "executioners" set free the soul from his last known body? Dread- full tales are repeated of the dark doings that sometimes go on within the door of the lamaseries, and it takes no great stretch of the imagination to think ot the lamas as regicides.
 Let us glance for a moment at the working of these institutions. The mon asteries generally are very rich, the Thibetans being religious people and giving to the priesthood ungrudgingly There are different sects of lamas-red yellow, black and white lamas. Most numerous are the yellow lamas, and equally powerful but not of such num- bers, the red lamas. The white and black lamas are the craftsmen and la borers about the monasteries. The monks do not by any means spend all their time over long prayers and in attendance at the numberless religious rites, but are actively engaged in trade and carry on an extensive money-lend- ing business.
 About one-eighth of the male popula- ton of Thibet are lamas, who are re- cruited from all classes, anyone being eligible to join the brotherhood. Before becoming 8 full-fedged lama (high priest) the novice must spend years in study and preparation. In the monas- teries are to be found servants. hovices (Chibbs), and lamas; at the head of all Q Grand Lama.
 CHRISTOPHER WEBSTER.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-06
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RACHEL GoLDsTEIN.

This latest melodrama produced by A. H. Woods of Queen of the White Slaves fame is being played at Polls this afternoon and evening. It tells the story of a young Yiddish girl, who in emigrating to America with her father, meets with rlany startling adventures. Tn the end the girl develops into an accomplished and beautiful young woman and mar ries the man of her choice. In the play there Is a storm at sea, thrill ing murder, horse-whipping scene. and the sensational death of the fe- male villain. These exciting incl dents are relieved by comedy, which is really funny, and love story which is so true and sincere that 1t goes at once to the hearts of the au- dicnce. Rachel Goldstein is played by Miss Louise Beaton, young act ress who has attracted much favor able comment by her previous good work, and strong supporting com pany. The scenic effects are on an unusually elaborate scale, and 1zl- clude a sensational storm at sea, Long Acre square at night, the steer age deck of the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, Hester street on a busy day, the front of the Hoffman house and the famous fatiron build ing in the distance, and mansion on Riverside drive. Prices are 20, 35 and 30 cents.