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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-25
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earren oertauft, quite @el1Gfte.
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Elm iunaer Mfann nit einem iungen
Wdoden ab, Die 8ei6e nit oemIels
ben 3uge BON 4Duiiiana in Der
Staot an9etommen rparer. Gpbalo
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aus, febrte aber nid)t mieoer. als
er aud big gum Nbeno niHt erIhie.
men mar, madte bas iunge Wdoden
Die @ntballune, baB file iib babe ent-
fiibren laiien. Ser iunoe Manu
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ben 6eiratsihein 81 b~eioreen, mUs
raul oaS Baar lih in oaS fife Sod
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fano uno BON Der 8efbibte b6rte,
CAB ibr oas &eilegelo, oamit iie gu
ibren @ltern auriidtebren fOnnte.
Son Dem 8n9e Der Siowelts
8ahn. Der nit elmer @eIdJminoigfeit
opn % Wfeilen Die Stunoe fubr,
fprauaen apei StrGflinae qb, Die nit
0alsfetten aneiunnoer aefeiielt uas
rem, sic batten ii9 pl6Blid BON
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surIdfubr. fab man bic STEELE, no
fie aelaneet pareu; fie batteu aud
nit elmer Mrt bic Rette geiprenat.
ober aufsufnoen tparen Die 5liibt'
finae ni&t.
9te 8lum6era 3ie9elei in Ses
gum fat Iib nit einett Sapital 00n
$25, 900 intOrpDrieren laffen. Die
untecnehmer iino 6. S. uno 6rib
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Son benz arDBen 6eefJ0G in
@aloelton iino lber 1000 SUB fer
tiaaeitedf ugb 5000 bleiben nod su
bauen iibriq. &eE Damn miro in.
nerbolb Der tontrattliG beitimmtsn
SriIt DDiien0et meroeu.
8egen Yerungeiuiouna be8
Trinitg TfuiieS Gino bic ArmOur gno
SmiIt acknowledgements IN
Sort @ortb in neunaebn Sauen auf
runo $100, 600 9d~noeneriab bertlnat
m0roen.
Sn uebereinitimmuug nit ieis
ner frl1eten gnti6eioung. oaB
gount1precintte ni6t piitfArli8 sgs
lammett 9ei6lDiien meroen fonnen,
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9a8 n0en 9ort art Stlioio" BON
10Y Wurpbn StraBe, Dallas, Ser,
oas nit 0roBem grfolge 8rObe @es
mGloe inter Den beiten Jornilien in
San Antonlo perbreitet bat, aea
osutt bier in tgtaer Belt Elm Ntelier
All errtnten. 81 oiele lSirna nur
Die beiten Nrtiiten beidaftiat, piro
es oerIelben feineswe0s ihwer fals
len. oas merte Bublitum in 8u=
tun5t in ieoer @eiie 8nirieoen ftellen
3t t6pnen. 8ir ~uetpetiert biermit
germ aitf 0ieies neue unternebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-25

pellations9eriht in Dallas Die nee
gen Der 8erleBuna 6eS GeieBeS ans
aetla9ten Sobn MiIs BON @an
Bandit uno Us. MiQs BON @ratb
County abaepieien. Da8 8teiultat
Der 8abl in Den beioen Counties 1T
oaourh faftiih aufeebDben.
Wdbreno Der Oeiser Sobn Sem
nep auf Der Station &UDooile unter
elmer 20fomotipe arbeitete. nuroe
pl6blih Der 0ampf abaelafen nno
Der Wann muroe tatiaGlid gefn9t.
ST, itarb unter 9roBen 5hmeraen.
Das oemotratii6e grecutios
Gomit6 BON Gillespie County bat
einen 8eidluB anaenUmmen, ben
gu ernahlenoen Senator unb STE
prdientanteu gu initruieren fiir cine
Staatsbemiaieuna gum Qntauf Der
Glamo al ftirnmen uno Die Deleaaten
our 5taatstonoentinn gu beauftra-
gen, babin gu ruirten. oaB Die SDr-
oerung elmer 8emiQiauna eiuen Cell
ter bemDtratilhen BlatfOrm biloet.
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9One 5tarzgier int bemi9tu
9idtermalO.

Gin ireies Sebeu iibreu mir
Sm 8al0 UNI aui 0er 6eine.
0aa Srantrei@ 5osen stuei Grtnabitri
limb ,,mOrgen mub i'd isrt BON Sttr",
aM "Lone Starr i8 Mid tutiDt.
Mein 9ieb lit cine Almerin
Sm 9reiie irober 3e4er.
Gin iroHtmer Rne9t mar SriDeltn
limb ;, ueHn Oieg @malben betasDdrts asb'n'.
Sd i9tuGr' 3um "Lone Starr Gtbtr.
Allons enfants de la patrie,
SIN 6erbf Do mus man triattni
Sas Srinfen madt mir feline WlIb'
linn vmi@ ergreiit, tA ueiB midi pit'-
9as "Lone star''s@ier tut wimftu.
Wenm i'd mid mad Der 9eiatat itbm',
Aui 8riioer laBt aas iualemt
Dem ,;in Der 6eimat III rs f9Gu",
Sort ,,fab Elm Rnab' elm @Ssleia ts6'a's
Sn "Lone Stars beil'sta 6allen.
Gs febt eiH @irtsbaas an BEN @btia
Sa einem tableu @rmnDe.
eaureHtia, liebe 9aarentia aeias
Dir iROat iB nieie eie0er meib'n
Nm irfi@en "Lone Star"sgpuaat.
gteb i'd in inf'rer @itterHa&t
gu strasburg ani Der g@ause,
I'D bab' barber ua&se0a&t,
Die linDen eaite fin0 eriDa4t,
"Lone STAR i'm giegestrans.
Semoofter 8uri6e 3ieb i'd avs,
Sing, mem @eians gegebtH.
81 leb' hem pObl ou files Gaus,
@ra0 aus hem @irtsbams foatss i'd btraRs,
"Lone STAR iir's Bause 9e5sni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-25

Meriauet peroen mebrere intelligence
g%efionelf, am fur Elm lett elf 5abrea nit
9roBem 1apttai ttdbiierte5 Qans in per-
lfieoenen Staaten ST. retien, un &aRfs
leuten nno @senten profitable S~oricblase
pu5 Sferten 5l mad1en. Bermenente
STEELE. 86degtlides Salair $24.O0 Hno
Reiies uno 5otels unfoReu, ie6e &ohe i'm
&praus. @rfabrun9 nift notig. 0ebt
3~eferen5eu on uno fbidt eiueu Sriejume
itbias nit &brefle fir 8%iidantrport.
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aaets beipobe iein sebcn en-.

S. 8. Drner in grantlin @roue,
Sas., soe iih bel einem unFau-
ieine Bferoe gingeu onrd = eineu
ireiienoeu Gdaoen am 8eine gu,
Der bier Sabre alien 9eilperiuher
Der GerSte sdbeu Bioerftano %leiitete
Nber n8udlen's Nrnicn Salbe"
brad)te loIort SetIung. Dieielbe i'll
9leid gut fit 8ranomunoea, Duet
lbunaen, 6autausidlaa unb 6ds
merrh0ioen. Sir IS Gents Die
Sbadtel bel s. &alteper & Sobn
uno Woolpb 9reiR.
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9err $. 6aggins ban WetbDurne,
Sla., ihreibt: nWeeine Gerste laater,
Mir. ih bdtte Die 5hpinoin9t uno
mir tonne ni6t gebOffeu tperoen.
Cine freie Brobe= Slaihe pon nDr.
Sings Stem Discovery" eeaen
Shminofuht oeranlabte mid, bieies
Wsittef 8u periuben. Ser grfpla
mar iiberral6eno uno i1 befinbe mid
ieBt auf Dem @eee Der 8elieruno
un6 oante oieier Nfebiain meine
@rrettung Oom 9Doe." 8ieies Wtitz
tel miro garantirt 9eaen ale 6als=
unb 2unaen /. 9eioen. 9duflih BEL
s.. &alteper & 5obn unb Noptpb
DreiB. Breis so Gents uno $1.00.
BrobessFlaihe frei.
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Wit mandDen SfbfibrmtJteIH uiro
Der &dufer a n aefiibrt, %betrogen, ipeis lie
gu teiner n%aturgeindBen 8etuegung oer
DGrme berbelfen. lDnbern cine geualtianie
be%rbeifnbten. NaturaemdB mirfen St.
Bernard 8r6mterpilien. Saber 1T oies
ies altbemdbrte Blutreiui9ungsmittel
allemal beillam uno iein @ebrauh bat
niemals nacbteiltae SDleen. GorelIfe
P. Neusteadter & Co., Box 1915, New
York City, nm uuemtgettlidl cine 8r0be
gu betpmmen. Die st. Bernard &ranter.
piaen finb in allen @pptbefen su baben.
8reis Is Gents.
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gtiudt Sbr bic 4usltelnug 2

Shidt 2 Gents in 8riefmarten an
Die KATY" in Dalas, 9eras,
ulo SIR erbnltet cine 8orts Der
Staot ct. 9oui8 uuo einen o5Fibrer
ourdl Die 8eltau6itelluna".
Bon orB6em 8erte fiir 5remoe in
ST. Qouis.
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Neeeot 9ip. 1881 TON @imer g.

Qlmemo belt nid)t ale 4eioen, aber
es fltrirt &beumatiSmuS auf nlle
Safe. 6. s. S6miot, Naent,
boui!0a, EerQ8.
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Ridter in @rupper au teilen, oenen
Die Idqe iibernieien peroen. Iuf
oieIe Meiie t6nnte tpeni9itens cine
&eoel QeIdaffen tueroen fiir bic Nuss
legune oeniiier @eiebe, laoem Die
oDn elmer @ruppe abgegebene Gntz
I6eioun9 allaemein alS 9lltla ailet=
fannt miro.
&idter 8Dinoerter lit aber ntdt
uur nit benz @erihtSiDltem unaufrie-
ben, Ionoern ouh nit Der 8e8ablung,
Die elm 6idter erbdlt. 5ein 8ebalt
besiffert iiG auf $208 per Wt0nat uno
er Qlaubte, oieie 5urtnte our 8eitrels
tuna Ieiner periDnliden Ius9aben
uno oenienieett ieiner Samilie pers
/ ueneen Ill fDnnen. Nber nelt ges
feblt. gr flaQt: 8aum Die 0dlfte
oopDn oerbleibt in meinem Beitb.
Die 8etteleien uno 8eiiteuern fir
Die grbauung BON Shulbdulert uno
9irnen u. !. ~. uno fir poblt6tlae
3mede nebmen fein Gnoe. Scum
fann ia Sertano fraaen, meBbalb Elm
&idter Die 0Glfte leine8 faraet mos
/ natlihen @infomulenS Uerlbenten
lou? Die MntmDrt lautet: ST braudt
es tuDl nidt su tur, aber Damn lit CT
elm qeid](agener Wann. @s 1T NAM
lih cine beflagensperte 9atlabe,
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| i'm Gtaote lih BON Der BDlitif uno
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| liberaf iino. SIRE 8ahl bdngt oOn
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| pularitdt mieber upn ibrer 2lberali=
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balten. Naein Die &ihter ftno gus
tpeilen eestuungen, nod anoere 3r=
aeitdnbniIle au MAIDEN, Die Iid nit
ibrem @enifien uno ibrem Gmtseioe
i9leht %pertragen, nut nm iih popu-
| lar gu MAIDEN.
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| ter BDinoerter in allen Bunften reht
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fir fem, onB er Die Sudden aufoedt
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ben a,reat. Sc otter uno einoring=
liher Die Mdnael unieres @eri6ts.
| tue5ens uno alIeS mas Drum uno bran
bGnot, fritiih bentiliert tperoen, oeftu
eber lit auf Nbhalfe gu redne1.
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9as Gmnire Shrntfr.

5u oieiem 9beater berrldt cine
auBeraem6bnlihe 91tieteit. &Qe
9lafien BON Nrbeitern iino oamlt be.
ihiftiat, Berbeherunaen oOtSuneb.
men uno auf Der 8iibne fnoen tag.
LID @roben ftatt. Die Beiuder oe&
1beatets am Sonntaa peroen err
itaunt letfr, tueun file Die B~erdnoerun-
gen ieben, Die bier Dor iid geaangeli
iino. ats @r6ni1pn9sltiid 1T ggapt.
Smiit4 gepdblt peroen.
@artens uno 5sloldmerelen.
aeialSene Jtinoerodrne, Truhts mi
6eueeidldit. SerS. StaigsI,
33l Gfs@omnlersesS trqse
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The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-07
McNALLY
ON THE SMALL BOYS SINS
BY LAWRENCE PoRcHER HExT.

"Thim kids that's in me block" said
Pat. "tormints me all tn time;
YEN hear, some day, they've been
mixed up in some outrageous
crime"
aye do not mind tn days." said Mack,
'whin vance we was lad,
An passed yer time in playin' pranks
that people thought was bad.
at seems, We have forgot about yer
golden days av youth;
We do not rickerlict tn time We
couldn't speak tn truth;
Thin was tn days We used to be tn
bully av tn gang
Yer brain was full av mischief an yer
mouth was full av slang.
Eye did not know tn use av soap; We
fiver washed yer face;
We thought that dacint manners was
tn implim av disgrace;
Ye used to do outrageous things, but
ivrything We done
Was always perpetrated in tn name
av harmless fun.
"Ye used to be tn terror av yer peace
full nayberhood:
Ye wasn't known to do a thing that
people thought was good,
An ivry dawg that cot yer solnt was
shure to pass around
TIL streets that marked tn limit av
yer fatal stampin'- ground.
"Ye thought it was a funny joke to
steal tn Dago's fruit,
An IL he kicked, we bluffed him wit
a pistol that would shoot;
Ye used to think yer hands was made
to wear tn slugger's mitts--
Yer lips was always hungry fr tn
butts av segarltts.
aye niver thought twas amy harm
TO Kill tn nayber's cats,
Mr. was 1t wrong to shy a stone at
timid peoples hats;
Ye used to love to fight an cuss; II
filed yer heart wit joy
To tantalize tn wimmin folks, or lick
a smaller boy.
Eyed hate to have me tell av all tn
things We used to do;
Perhaps, ye'd contradict me- an de-
clare It wasn't true,
But, N yen think about tn days yer
blood was warm an young,
Yen wonder why tn naybers didn't
try to have We hung.
"But, as II Is, ye have survived, an
now ye are man;
we've grown to be groWler since ye
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-07
"r1E NEGRO is A MAN"
Rev. w. S. Armistead VS.. Prof. Cha.
Carroll.

\ Carroll.
Same three years ago, as the read
ing public knows, Prof. Carroll pub
lished a book entitled 1.-THE Negro Is
Beast or in the Image of God"
In this book he goes to work and
proves, by perverting the Bible. that
the negro is a beast.
This subject has been outraged
from time to time by like argument
from different people generally
from the ungodly) Prof. Carroll, by
his wholesale onslaught, makes all
these attempts insignificant. He says
there is no soul where there is any
other blood than Caucasian. He per-
against all churches and sects, and
sets at naught the plain teaching of
the book that has been sacred in all
ages. Rev. Armistead feels it a sacred
duty to defend the Bible and refute
this outrage committed against The
negro. For this purpose he has had
under consideration for two years a
book with the above mentioned title,
'"The Negro Is a Man" This book
proves that the negro has like rela-
ton to God as other races of the hui
man family. 1t is a complete answer
in any way to Prof. CarrolPs argyll
ment. This book makes a neat and
attractive volume, and is now ready
for the public. 1t is easy to see 1t
will meet with ready sale.
State agents wanted. For further
information. address
ARMISTEAD e. VICKERS,
Triton, Ga.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-07
LINCOLN REFLECTS
AT THE WORLDS FAIR.
Notable Collection at Washington
to BE Exhibited.

Notable Collection at Washington
to BE Exhibited.
St Louis, Feb. 6.-The Oldroyd
collection of relics of Abraham
Lincoln, which it to be bought
by the United States govern
ment, and which is eventually
at the Worlds Fair.
to form the nucleus of great Lincoln
memorial and museum to be establish
ed in Washington, may be exhibited
and the Worlds Fair.
When Gov. Sayers of Texas was a
member of Congress he pushed a bill
though that body appropriated $685.
600 for the purchase Of the house in
which Lincoln died. He was preparing
to introduce q second bill purscasing
the Oldroyd collection of Lincoln
souveniers for $4,000 when he was
elected governor of Texas.
Among the interesting articles in
the collection are books and miscel-
laneous articles once the property of
Mr.. Lincoln autograph letters douc-
menty and pictures, illustrating his
early life and homes; scenes In his
life illustrated his journey from
Springfield to be inagurated
President IN 1901 pictures IL
Illustrating the assassination and
funeral of the President The collec-
tion also contains photographs and
authentic relics of Booth. There is a
black-loust rail split by Lincoln in
1890; the chair used by him in his law
Office at Springfield, and In which he
sat when he formed his first cabinet
and drafted his first inaugural address
before he left for Washington.
The collection, in now stored in an
old house in Washington,opposite the
building that was Ford's theatre. In
a small room at the end of the hail
Abraham Lincoln breathed his last
on the night Of April IA, 1865. Photo
graphic views Of the house, and of the
room In which the president died,
will be in the collection.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-07
learned to rush th' can;

learned to rush tn can;
TIL nayberhood we used to boss has
passed to other boys
Ye want polees protection jist becoz
they make a noise.
But lave thin be; we've had yer day;
we've had yer share aY fun;
Ye've passed beyant tn age av youth;
yer misunderstanding done;
TIL boys that plague yer nayberhood
are not so awful bad
They are indulgin in TIN sport that
we've already had"
Jaw, WELL" said Pat, "whin I was
young, wasn't half so mean;
That gang av kids that's in me block
tn worst liver SEEN"
"They may be bad" responded Mack,
'but is they amy joy
Ye would not give in glad Exchange
vance more to be a boy?"
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-07
THE GIRL AND THE BEE.
A Story of the Ignorance of City
Girl.

N ClOEy VI titC lHilOEditCC III a. ivy
Girl.
The city girl coming down to break
fast at the farm house and observing a
plate of honey on the table said, "Oh;
/ see you keep a bee"
That's about the way some people
talk about the blight of badness just
as If a bald head was something one
got all at once instead of being the re-
suit of long depletion by an insidious
germ which thrives upon the roots OF
the hair and succurnbs to only one
known remedy, Newbro's Herpicide.
Newbro's Herpicide is not a tonic
any more than electricity is a fluid.
1t is an extermnator, pure and simple.
Destroy the cause, you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send Zoe In
stamps for sample 20 The Herpicide
Co, Detroit, Mich.
Livingstons Pharmacy Co., Special
Agents.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-07

On Thursday last Ex-Governor
George S. Boutwell, Of Massachusetts
observed the 6Sth anniversary Of his
birth. He received congratulations
from many friends In every part Of the
country. During his public career Mr..
Boutwell, has been governor OF his ma
tive state, congressman, United states
senator and secretary Of the federal
treasury.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-07
IT New Subscribers.

The list of new subscribers is as
follows:
BUSINESS.
3S6-Browne. John A.
1172-Barf1eld. Chapman & Seckinger.
767-Equitable Life Assurance So
..... ciety OF N. S.
1322--The Miner Kettig Co.
RESIDENCE.
1332-Belsinger S. p.
16S4-Chapel, John.
909---Carson. d. c.
1219--Crosby. Miss Fannie.
19S3-Guiffrida, r. J.
S44-Hawkins. w. H.
1309-Jordon, Mrs. J.
1S53-Kalamaras, p.
350--Kelley, Mrs. Augustus.
1097-Lang, Mrs. John.
6S5-Lainer, r. r.
320--Morton, r.. M.
629-McEwen, Mrs. z.
10S1--Moffitt, A. w.
SC2--Masters, Il. A.
614--Robins, Mrs. Thos.
: 192-Ramsey, Geo. c.
523--Schroder, H.
1312-Thompson, A. l..
3S9-Tyson, G.. E.
1305--Vaughan, Mrs. j. E.. >
309--Way w. H.
6O3-Waits, G. o.
1945---Yokum, Mrs. w. s.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-07

Richard was making his famous
bargain offer Of a kingdom for a
horse. The wise man on the outskirts
OF the crowd sighed. He probably
knows the unreliability OF the aver
are automobile. "-Cincinnati Times
Star.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-02-07
Attention.

THE SOUTHERN BELL TELE-
PHONE AND TELEGRAPH CON-
PANY has installed since our last pub
IisIled list of subscribers, which an
peared in this paper on Sunday, Jan.
81, 1904,
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ment; cheap. Apply Cooks Music
School. 6793
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BONDS
S. S. NEBRASKAN
FROM PORTLAND

The next sailing of the Hawaiian
American steamer Nebraskan from the
Coast will have Portland, Oregon, for
the port of departure. She will sail
thence for Honolulu on or about June
"a. This is a new route for the COM
pany, whose steamers between Homo
lulu and the Northwest Coast have
hitherto sailed in and out of Tacoma
and Seattle, which, as will be seen by
the new schedule published today, they
will continue to do. The addition of
trade with Portland to the direct Coast
steamship traffic of Honolulu ought to
have some advantages for our mer-
chants.
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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.

ARMY AND NAVY.
Z. S tug Iroquois. Niblack. (station
U. S. collier Nero, from San Francisco
May 4.
U. S. Revenue S. S. Thetis, Hamlet
from Hilo and cruise about Islands,
May 20.
U. s. cruiser New York, Hunker, from
Panama, May 10.
U. S. S. Bennington, from Panama,
May 10.
U. S. S. Buffalo, from Singapore and
Guam. May 20.
U. s. S. Marblehead, from San Fran
cisco, May 25.
U. s. S. Concord. from San Francisco,
May 25.
U. S. S. Solace, Bull, from San Francis
co, May 2s
U. S. S. Albany, Rush, from Cavite.
May 80.
MERCHANT VESSELS.
Aryan, Am. sp. Pendleton, from San
Francisco, April 80.
BERTHE Minor Am. schr. Ravens, from
Eureka, May "a.
May Il.
San Francisco, May II.
Emily F. Whitney, Am. sp. Goodman,
from Sydney, May %.
Greta, Br. blk. Hepburn, from Leith,
May "a
W. H. Marston, Am. sch. Curtis, from
San Francisco, May "a.
Helene, Am. schr. Christensen, from
San Francisco, May 8.
Kaiulani, Am. blk, Colly, from San
Francisco. May 81.
Luzon, Am. sp, Park, from Newcastle,
April II
Nuuanu, Am. bk., Joselyn, from New
York, April %.
Robert Levers, Am. schr., from Port
Gamble, May 2.
Rosamond. Am. schr.. Ferna1d, from
San Francisco, May %.
Royal Sovereign, Oh. blk, Klush, from
Nitrate ports, May z.
R. P. Rithet, Am. bk., McPhail, from
San Francisco, May s.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

THE STANGENwALD," only IRE
= proof Office building in city.
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WEATHER BUREAU.
Honolulu, Alexander Street,

Honolulu, Alexander Street,
June 2, 10 p. m.
Mean Temperature-74.7
Minimum Tempera ture-69.
Maximum Temperature-79.
Barometer at 8 a. m.-3007; rising.
Rainfall, "a hours up to a. MO-.
Mean Absolute Moisture-6.9 grs. pei
cub. #.
Mean Relative Humidity-75.
Winds-S.W. to NE; force, 0.
Weather-Partly cloudy.
Forecast for June 3-Light trades
fair weather.
r. G. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meteorologist.