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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09
CHANCES FOR CHINESE LABOR
Continued from page One.)

pines, and the sentiment Of the country
and Of Congress Is dead against such
thing"
But to tell you the truth, | think W.
need a modification Of the treaty so as
to permit Chinese to come in for do
nestle servants. In "A sense, we have
no more difficult problem on our hands
than this problem Of domestic service.
With the increase of opportunities for
our American girls to get an education.
at night even, where they can not DO
so during the day; and with the en-
largening sphere Of work opening for
our women, when they are educated
with the leisure hours that they have
i'm the occupations not domestic our
American girls are drifting away from
house work into other lines Of employ
ment.
But the difficulty is here; We can
not modify the treaty and guard with
any degree Of certainty against fraud.
That, is, once the Chinese come in as
domestic servants they are apt 10 get
into other occupations. Being around
in large numbers, and being cheap la
Dor, the temptation to give them gem
eral employment would be very great.
and the chances are, that our people
would yield to it,
ON drawing the Act for the St. Louis
exposition, ] had great difficulty, very
great difficulty, in providing such safe
/ guards as would prevent fraudulent i'm
/ migration. They tell me that the law
! is working well and / am glad Of IL.
! but we could not make any special
provision for Chinese immigration into
Hawaii without bringing down upon
the Republican party the condemnation
of our labor people everywhere
Mr.. Tawney was so earnest and en-
phatic both as to voice and manner,
that said "And that is your deliberate
! Judgment"
Yes that is my deliberate judgment;
and although there are three hundred
and eighty-six Of us i'm Congress yet
! | think / know fairly well their senti-
ment and their temper on this point
then said you know we loose over
| "A million dollars annually through our
customs and postal revenues which
since annexation, go into the national
! treasury. We should in some way be
compensated for this loss"
Yes" said Mr.. Tawney quickly y
know il. You see, Hawaii was an
nexed six months too early. When
she came into the Union we were not
up against the problem of our new
possessions We took your territory
| i'm under the old territorial system,
giving Hawaii all of the advantages OF
a full Pledged territory; and, of course
she Immediately became subject 10 All
of the disadvantages, one being the loss
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09

ALAMEDA SAILED FOR COAST
The $. $. Alameda sailed at noon to-
day for san Francisco She took
good sized crowd of passengers away.
among them being J. c.. Pratt who goes
ON private business and secretary A. l..
g. Atkinson who goes to Washington
ON official business FOR the Territory.
Mrs. Wmgatc Lake and son We're de-
parting passengers. The Alameda sail-
ed three hours later than usual owing
TO yesterday having been election day
and there being delay m business
circles, in consequence.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09
HIGH sHERIFFs NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that l have
this day revoked all commissions issued
by my predecessor to Special Police
Officers and their appointments are no
longer aid. hereby request all such
officers to return the commissions for
cancellation and the badges given them
to me W thout delay
Dated this 5th day of November, A.
d. 1904
WILLIAM HENRY,
High Sheriff.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09
SHERMAN MET HEAVY WEATHER.

SHERMAN MET HEAVY WEATHER.
The transport Sherman arrived at
noon today from San Francisco. she
sailed on November / and brought 1893
sacks Of mail for Honolulu. She met
rough weather during the trip, some
minor carnage being done to her for
ward, by the heavy seas. She brought
a good sized crowd of passengers for
Honolulu. She had considerable freight
for this place. The vessel will sail
at 3 y. m. tomorrow for Gaum and Ma
Mia.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09
CELEBRATE

Republicans are celebrating today.
The Fifth district Red Shirt" brigade
was out at noon i'm a street parade,
bearing the bright banner which tells
the tale of the most solid Republican
vote on the isla -. The men carried
brooms aloft to indicate the clean
sweep" they had helped to make, and
they frequently cheered for the party
and for Carter, Robertson and other
leaders as they marched about the
city.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09
Summons, Gear T., TO To-.
Washington Court

literature of the famous Parker ranch
morning to the United States
Supreme sitting in judgment Of the
application of A. W. Carter prevent the
hearing Court of H
ground sitting chambers had right under the
Organic Act TO hear unanimous
Judge Gear this morning Tor the
hearing Meanwhile flied and
whether the judge the
pending right with the The matter
was taken Incidentally the writ contains Ca
zion for Judge friend of Annie T. X Parker
to appear before the Supreme Washington within thirty
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09
THE AQUARIUM
NOW Open
KAPIOLANI PARK

THE AQUARIUM WILL BE OPEN
en- Week days from 10 o'clock a. m. to
p. m. and from to $3.50 o'clock p. m.
On Sundays it will open At p. IN,
and close at $3.50 p. N,
ADMISSION will be FREE on
Thursdays. on other days a charge
win be made OF 10 cents TO adults and
s cents to children under fourteen years
of age.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09
BAND CONCERT AND DANCE.

The transport Sherman having arriv-
ed earlier than was expected, the con-
cert by the Territorial band I'm honor
of the officers and ladies on board will
be given at the Hawaiian Hotel this
evening commencing at $3.50. A native
quintette club will perform during dim
ner, and will render music for dance
later i'm the evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BYAUTHORITY

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Registered Treasury Warrants
will be paid at the Treasury on presen-
tation:
Registered Numbers 1851 to 1920 in
elusive.
(Signed) a. j. CAMPBELL.
Treasurer, Territory Of Hawaii
Treasurer's Office, November 9, 1904.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09

Republican ticket carries third dis
trict, all candidates elected" is the
wording Of a wireless message received
this morning by The Star from Maui.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09

A reception is m progress today at
thc British consulate on King street
out of honor to the birthday of king
Edward VII
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-11-09
Polishing at Low Prices.

THIS PAPER is kept on file at 70. G
Dakes Advertising Agency, "a al {
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco
California, where contracts for adver
Using can be made for II.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
uOONs O RENT.

lio tBet Hamilton and Tiodin-
nonu-iiost Il rDrls. close 20 Fair. Ps-- ears.
ALLEN. :5Zs-TNO connecting front rooms
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ROOMS FOR RENT,
l DELNA4 Boulevard ss"-SIceiy furnishe(
able: vi:S a. wfissnt hs, Vi car rates reason
-
ton H1tei"New Ian hot ~ or EFT Sa!f fs,h MI si Ia
OF week. prices from Z! ?. S. = iay, wiini!i
walking distance ot Fait: private family.
DEI.MAs Boulevard. sS..-Furnish.d TgIm-
siasIe o. IN suite special rates to garty OF us.
iS... 49, : ,Hra9. ~ al, a"II-; ~
ton. trsnstr- a, Vsnd-venisr. going north.
DICKSON -Tg-Fr,p, r,.t, s.ufr.r, 90
eastern -Nposurc. ~
nTfTI---s5
vata family: ali caHvaa,-hoaS '''' ''-
TUTCEEII So -, -
DIcFI1Z- 5a.I T6f.. neatly f1rsI.5.d
rooms. an Convenience r., srnIh,..
en- a,.if-. ~ cSnrrh ais1G,,o' ,i Tn,i'S s.ca s,ns,s or
IETrEE,x =,
Tor one 81 teI x,n,I.,o.n III .n,..nts,Iss
Fair.
DICES0S -,. S7-.Iy S,,,,I.s.-I 80. -
family
DICKSON, furn!s-~d .oom. ~
cry c'nN-ni"Ere. p'ivai. family. GEAR cafs:
niIkSnN -slo-L-rse we'll furnished front
en ,ri,. III 49,. rs:'"'e NOME S'hsi" or
~
Stair '''"' f''iH' "'"H
~
oouni@. '' '""' '''" u heh''"" :"
bath: gaE. rrtrar. 1smuv - i'"' '1'N'
rar on. Or Two genTI.,,a, I..sa5r ''" -"
T1ITITE
. sE9 > Gloi- scnt--fu.n- -
ss5-Nicrly furni-rHi second-sIory
Dol-NhN. ni-NrSly furnished rooms. bath.
90. bt.a'" fanny
49,, L-l-S""iy T4Fni-h'd Noni E1"rs
$50.
bOLMAH l.os-Nlre!y furnished front room.
TAHS .<sl-Nicelv furnished ligb- room, ,,--
| oEd c66r: "a- o. two gentlemen: conveniart to
LIST PAEh Pic iGF-Eer ch9.ce rooms.
EAST PARK Plar-. 1859 jus; or HaTtm.r-
Rooms private family. ten minutes walk to
Ear
EAsToN e!.i-Oa- or mo-e room. l. su,, sar-
ties: restaurant neuThy.
IaTsc non; room. furnished.
TFISTTS ~, $50
- 1850 i-Nht room ior
1850 49,. 'NesI Faip-Niee rooms:
az D-I1. ~" 70 u 'ara person.
EASTuN, G1s-Furnishsd frcnt yarI0r. frst
~ S---nI n-gr e-ntl~nen or couple
EASTOS- SE6-FlT5i-heI -5o-1- Gov on. .,
two Per.9ns: ~ each: priyate family.
ASTON Mc1-FSIrnish-d rooms on three |
EAST0Y .55s-Fsi- yis,,5-.. ,Tc. -, --o"
two ladi-- or gentlemen. So W..L zach.
-F.ST0% %!
modern: reasonable: Ession cars to worid's
E,SToY .a..-T.,- -I,7,a,- -
French family: reasonable: Easton cars 10
E3lI
room: suitable 70. two or four: also ether
rcgrn-
EAsrov ,cs wagon.r pIa-.-Roon, ,o-
WorIi's Fair visitors, .ve-ytfinK new. dire,
car iiae.
front rcom. suitable FOR ;~o ssn;lemen: rea
.onao!a
EAsToN. -p-Firrished for, or CONNECTING
rooms; sleeping or light bookkeeping: bath:
Teas.aa5!e.
EASTOS. u,IA Fair visitors. nice iron:
an o. .oaEsSt'as' gentlemen: reasonable Easion
Ss55
EAs4OS. %S'.A Sieesy furnished font
~ pH,p,snsn. ''"!E oa'H' s'S' sieSiai rates
TE.STSIS 49, -
and convenient.
: ST1I 80 SI--7- ,,--7-E.F
Fair visitors and others: reasonable; two d.
ret lines 70 Fair.
cGnlmSIsiiSns Tor WoridSs Far rjsi;orsN "a
spaahie: direct line.
rooms, soSr ecS,l- rNs h,, S q eo 1a5.shT :, i cST
private family.
.STGI ,T5I-, 49, ,---,.E.5 -
back psr!Ors: private family. sas and BATH.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22

Special drive on ten aue Columbus storm bug
Ei.s To max" rom for incoming stock. We
VIII close Ug: these iobs At CRAFTY REDUCED
prices. Re sure md sc these.
DEEDS & MASLEY.
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hh~h. u
E~~< =
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FdNShf. %i-Ne"IF furnished room, from
FINEEY. furnished rooms: frsr-
rect linz TO Warlis FAN
FINNEY. s.G-Two weT-TghFcJ rooms IN
direct line to Worlds Fair
suitable Tor tw": q r.r week
-rI~.Ey
iNNsf Ni..iy furnished front room.
TT,<-zI-~
- furnished ICONS f.
- ~ -. f.-aTint. We, furnishes
-FfSEEy
NJ, Nr,. 'ia ,N-iT ,'i%alI. TieSlntiE fur
80 L-H-
Gs4s.-h,-. MeiG. .liI cars at daoI: free hath
f%S-Iwr nicely Furnished second
-
tlNsll - ts,i"ts acc Hl.no'i=, cd Lea
b Fsi-. /. s..-.tls S 'a'9 pas dO"'
FTNSEY. ;1d-LDy-ly furnished r1onY:
S-'SIl. ,.+ Tn,1s Avn - a'IsnI.n@iaf.
reasonable
frSr; rt5ias .5u,S.rn etp"s4-n slnv,s ~
me- All S,rg@Tier..s s,i.aLTc SsdMsr -
g-nt..neu: a.-l sirGle r-srs-
FLAD. -lrni-hed font TnoTr
sae bah: ariyat. tamiiy
In a., ,%etT Tower Grove P5TT7-T--
ne. larsr connecting furnished ,oons g
s-EtIaI gentlemen: very hoHe.,ke: all conv"--
EoisOM ''-Nr"N furnished room. t.!7-
- 80,
1850 80 70 20 The FolSomei,al-sin5
reas6na6i4 rst.S. al. INN "' 1 '"i
TT1PT-5-
ienc.s. e,g;h-ra .Tps.,,s fanny AL o'nNe
49,
-T 5.lz-.4 .t-I- 20 I-na-l
rD' NtAtN. %.-friIate family has a e.
F~OISTAIN. fN2- TWO larGe. air.. &C.
E,,as' private family Sanlfban cars direct =
D.. 80 --y--,,--
Fa!r visitors. 81 day each person: meals or
F0URTEEYTH. So S-NeaiT- fgTnI.se-
tiemen. coupe CT '" ger
FOURTH. 5H-?g y corner L~ucas1-EI..a9,
furnished rooms; sc up. modern coav.nisnce..
Een,Is men. sas- batt. sonv.nIa6I 20 fSqfns =
Iess2nsbl..
F0TET1 80
MONS each ron IL suitable fr four mt
TPKZET - -
FRANKLIN 4-SewT. y7,-5i.5.5 -
ZIP 1|zTT| MOO
with gas and bath: direct cars Hir To- Fsi- rooms
FRANKLIN ss=JN-HopoTi;e and 1e,;Tv mr.
H.e-.-l rom: mG-t nave best OF references
FRANkLIN. 3Ia Nicely furnished from,
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Storm BHggiGs. Storm uggias.
Genuine Columbus STORM RuggiaS.

see our complete lire before buying. We
naNe the stNle aud price. Western Carriage
l-n.narN. IL. = Er...u-n-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-05-22
ELECTRlC IlGHTS FOR VeRiCLES.-

Guaranteed TO improve the appearance O, all
vehicles ana give service. At all times Get
ouT CataloEue and best r-ic-s al once.
Mot Nd 7 BATTERY COMPANY.
sS North Twentieth st Rrth Phons,
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ROOMS o RENT.

bELNiAR boulevard 3ssf-SIceiy furnished
room. good location. can s~cC0mmO-iat. W0rld's
Fair y~i.itosS. convenient to car. rate. rsasuu-
able. vith or without haard.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
Semporarer Ginbaltsbefebl ge=
gen streifer erlafen.

Ri6ter Inoerfon bonn 8unoes9eri9t
bat einett tempor6ren @inbaltsbefebl
ge9en Die ftreitenoen I~nsefelten Der
Mcgstb gbans @as 60. erlaFen.
Mit9lieoer Der @ltppoo 2ofal=
unionen go. ia unb so fino bur9
oieien 8efebl bebinbert, fi9 in Der Ndhe
Der @laswerte auf3ubalten ober in Ire
geno pel6er @sife bic Nrbeitsr ent=
peoer in Der 6abrit ielbft ober in ibren
6eimfdtten gu bseinHuHen. Gin &C.
iu6 um permanenten @inbaltsbefebl
81 erlahen, miro an nddften Sreitas
Dor &idter Inoerion our 8erbanoluna
fommen. Witglieoer Der llnionen tuers
ben por benz &i9ter erfdeinen, UNI gu
3eigen, tuesbalb Elm folder @inbalts=
befebl ni4t e%rlafen tusroen io0te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

gu Dem TGrsGti9en grubenungliid
i'm Saliber9pert gu @ime pirO nod
Soleenbes nitgetbeilt: Die Mann=
f9aft tatte ii4 um 2 rbr in ben
S9oGt bege6en, po in elmer Siefe
ppn SO Dieter Sprengun9en bes Sc
iteinS Itdttfinben. @egen 81 llbr err
folgte plDbli9 cine @rploiion, Die
bur6 bos Q0ien bon Sprengl9iher
peruriadt purbe. 9us Werf bei6df=
tiet cirta 800 Nrbeiter, unb Der laute
G9Gag, ben Die Grploiion peruria6te,
rief unter Der groben 3dbi BON Qrbeie
tern cine beftige Banif berpor. Man
ainQ ipfort an Die Hettungsarbeiten
i'm S9a9t, Die ober infplge Der Ger
it0run9 bes Wetterf9eibers, Der
Spurlatte unb bes 5Drberforbes nit
fplpHalen S9pierigfeiten berbunben
fparen. Dan muBte our 8ergung Der
8erungliidten cine propiforii9e &ts
belfDrberung in ben S9a9t bineinz
buuen, mas ldngere 3eit in @nipru&
na6m. Grft gegen 10 ubr @benbs gs=
lang es, ben erften S9tperberleBten 81
Sage gu f0rbern. I'm - ubr Mor=
gems tparen fGmmtli9e 8ertpunbete
geborgen. 3panaig Irbeiter, Die aui
Der S9a9tfoble gearbeitet batten, tpu=
rem bur9 bic grploiion perrpunbet
ober getDbtet porben. Die gu Sube
@efommenen finb Der Orittelfibrer
damn aus Cine, ferner Die 8ergleuts
Subrmanned, &ienait unb Oeite au2
Sine. Die S9iperperlebten purben
nit benz eriten Sriib5uge mad SOttins
gen ing &%ranfenbau8 gei6afft. UNI
ebenio fpurbe cine 4n5abl in bas
8ronfen6aus in 9annober transport
tirt. Man Bat BEL Der Seuertpebr in
Sonnober un 6iilfeleiftung. unb bieit
fanbte Ipfort Elm Nutomobil nit einiz
gen Sseuerpe6rleuten nit bem Sauerz
ftoffapparat, bamit Die Qrbeiter better
in bic @rube bprbringen fonnttn. Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'm S6a3s
te biirften me6rere Wo9en in @nlpruf
nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
Gin @mfieben e%rresenoes YerTahs
rem

I6pebt oegen einen is6r befannten
9ariier Mr5t, Doctor Sort. Gin pens
iionirter Morines& pmmanbant bate
ii6 i'm @uguIt 1903 in Die gebanbs
lung 5ort's b~eseben. Sieier itelte
cine frebsartige @ei9pulit in Der
SpeiIsr0bre feit unb pperirte ben pus
t~ienten, pie es i9ien, nit Grfole.
Damn I9idte er i'm in ieine 9eimat6
suriid, no Der &ommdnbant ober naa
sebn Sugen plDBli4 peri4ieb. Der
San CAB feinen @nldB 81 irgenb pels
diem 8ermut6un9en, unb man begrub
ben Sobten. @or Ginger t3eit er6ielt
nun Die Wittps Elm S6reiben bon
einem friiberen 4iiiitenten Or. Sprt's,
in Dem ibr mttgetbeilt purbe, baR Bel
Der Operation bic Spibe elmer &aut.
I6uf : Sonbe absebro6en, in Der
SpeiIer06re berblieben unb 10 Die
urfa6e bes pl0Bli6en Sobes qeporben
Iei. Die Srau bra9te bic @ngele9en.
6eit CUR 4nseige. Die 2ei9e tpurbe err
9nmirt, unb Nun fanb in Der Shat
bic feds gentimeter lan9e @pnbenz
Tpibe in DEM &Drper bes Sobten. Or.
Sort eiebt an, bab cine nerpDie gu,
5ammenaie1ung Der Speiier0bre ben
Nbbru6 Der GpiBe bepirft babe. Der
Stuatsuntpult bat Die 4nflase auf
Fabrldiiise SDbtung srboben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
&urnhahn Tabrplam.
6~Iepelano, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Souls RoiIwav.
ct 9ouis Dtbiftou.

absams autmatt
Stem gOrs & 99b Cts tsI s u O5gm amricun erbres tai. 4 OOgn
0u 9ort 9tb tasI s.......12 2O9m ct g Ysb &4 . @p tgI s. 4 1O8m
q . 9sb < st 8 egp tsid 8 oogm ST. aOnis egprss tas II s - 7 15sm
*SOutbneasrn 2m tl d p s1O ASSN Matm & & Saute dee 10 sbnm
8alb & ct 6 GRIP bl d S. IL 259m q o & SoRom Sim tdeI ds. s 6ogm
ct 4nuis grpreb tael. -. IL 45Wm ct 9ouis WaI ....... 8 3sGm
ssrre saute C @arn aee.. 5 OoNm *sniderbodsr 81 mal spd. o. NJ
arneraan egprsb tasl.. :. 7 05sm RD Cor. u @s6 atb tI d. 8 45Rm
@~IebeIanb DibiftGM
ct Sou s Ysb &c q . @rtgs 4 90am Stem Sort 1tb taI s....... 10 1Ogu
Nmernan @rpreb tagli9 -. 4 4O8m Wep gort Ya & ct Or tI 7 6G9m
auneie St IS & 8 S @sp.. 7 o5gm *sOntbpeHana atb tsl ds....1o sosm
rs 9 am tasHa 3d.. 7 sOgm Sort Basne & SIT @rpres. 10 4aam
@lebIanS @ccom. .........1 10 45gm @aibnstOn C ct 8 @rp tl Ii 2Ogm
anoerlon Ggp p ..........11 30ym @nberiOn grpreb p........ 2 45Nn
Union @t1 & 9Th aee tgI 2oysm amerean @rprsb ~tisi&... 6 45sm
*&n6erbnfer Oh tdaf d &s. 6 15S.m 9 s & Union @tp accom- 8 O0am
Stem Sorf & R9b 9m, tgl 8 8 55sam Meu yorf & Ysb 4m tasl Sill 50Nm
Cincinnati 0~ibifiom.
Gin & Sous Na4hrpsb tds 8 45Bm eineiunai@ee 49,. 10 a5sm
ct aOus & Gin &adtsgs tss 4 25Bm Gin C ct 9ous spe tgl p 10 4Ogm
cincinnati s. tasl.: u sosm e 5ieS & st st s 3 eEprss s a az & : p II II s s5s@
Cincinnati 9ia tsI p -. 2 55gem Sous eta& Chicago arSrsb1l s5gn
@incinnati accom 49,. 4 0Oeut SnbtanapoEs actom tasEd. 6 55&m
Sin @aib @td 2m tl dps 6 O5@ u Cine Snbs & ct @r te . II 4o@m
ginc & Bafb s & ts d & p 6 15sam Cine C 9ouisb Naatesp tsl sill 5Osm
&bieaso Dibifton.
ssissss saatsspreb tsl 5 L. OBJ sins sas:ssesss, tasl g seg=
@bicaso Sat- @spreb @l d IL 5O8m Cine Sat eSprsb taI d.. 3 4Osam
sS9ite etg Especial s d & P. 8 2Osem ga 6abets Accom- S eoQm
9aSabstte @ccon ........- 5 25Nm etmc & gSafb s 6, p...... 8 OONm
Mi@ison S~ibifion.
Benton Sarbor erprsb. 80. 7 o5sm eIfbart @rpreb. .........1 10 4osm
Wtdgan @fatl Cypress Ill SeBm GItbart @eeem MIR SOnntass11 2O8m
elt5art ase tasl@ -. s 2oam gmton serter eEsres p.... 2 45sH
MtGtsa1 eTt:sb......... 8 00Rm
@eoria Dibtfion-Sc HIt9
8eora Grprss tdaIi9 s %. IL 1O9m Columbus & euc sp tai s 8 sOer
@eora @Tpreb & SRaiI. .... Z 25Sm Champaign @ccon ........1 10 358m
geasrn Cypress tdoH4 p d. IL 50Sm q D C Ohio Special .,.... 2 4esam
Champaign @ceom 80. 4 05am SeOrie GrpreH tdsi& p e d 6 o0Rm
Yeorta Oittfion-6fIta.
Columbus @rprs taaI.. 800. 4 25gm 9bnn @eeom.. -. 10 OOam
Ohio Special tast...... 5 O0Nm Columbus @spreb tasI... II 3eam
spnn aesom. ............. 6 l5@m columbus grpreb tdSI s....l IL OORts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

Sogos 6 m o + 2out
Der nSeutf9en &olonialaettung" lit Die
peibe 8epOlferune bes beutI9afrifaniz
f3en S4ubgebietes Sogo in ben lebten
neun Mpnaten bes Sabres 1903 Inn
q uno bamit auf 189 &Dpfe gepa9e
len. Sapnn tparen 179 Seutf4e, 4
S3pei5er, 3 @nsldnoer, 8 Qmerifaner
Dem 8erufe na9 paren 81 &egiez
~rungsbeamte e peniser als i'm Sabre
borber). 80 @eiItli9e unb Mifiionars
Is tpeni9er dls i'm Sabre por6er), 6
pflanaer unb Sarmer, 8 Se9nifer unb
Sngenieure, 13 9anbperfer, A &aufz
leute unb 9dnbler. Die ftGrtfte 3uz
nabme batten Die 9anbtperter unb Or
better auf5uDeiien. Die f9pur5e Be-
p%Olferung So9os be5ifferte ii9 ouf
runb 100000 Seelen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

g auerIaub e.
Or. s. Weir, 2 Cottages, Soparo
4pe., nabe Wi6isan Str, $780,
go @bitater, @Ottage, Guclio, nahe
Wi6igan Str, $90O.-Alnin Moslep,
Cottage, Station, nabe 80. Ctr,
5000. = 8eOrge Jeeuep, @otta8e,
Soribmefern Npe., nabe 80. Str,
s2OOO.-9. u. SObniOn, hbls. WObns
baus, Morris Str, $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
Cincinnati. 1amtltow q DAYTON q. &.

$ s.r4. ss.pr. P-p.Ae, Cav. c.-cAar c~. 3 -s~ses sr p-Ddrins Car
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

bnGinien bat 8elz
glen 161 &ilometer q ailometer alei&
O.62 engliT9e Meilen) uuf ie 40 qua
brdttilometsr ieiner sSld9e; Gnolanb
bat auf berfeIben GlG9e je 9, 9eutf9>
lamb ettpas iiber z, bic Ger. Staatsn
ober nur 3 &ilpmeter. Senno9 lift bas
8abnneb Der norbamsrifunii@ en &es
publif peitaus bas ldneite Der grbe.
Der ais 8unbesbaupts
It a b fir bas Commonwealth oi
Iuitralia" ertorene Srt Oalgetp liegt
296 Sc len fibli9 bon Spbnep in
Neu>S iibpdles unb tit 80 Meilen Dor
Der nG9ften 8abnftotion entfernt. Oit
Ginipobner5abi betrdgt fpeniesr als
300. Ser Ort bat elm @eri91sgebGube
apei 9otels, atpsi Sdben unb apei Sir.
den.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

NpguHg
8orIb's Sair opel, tasI s.12 O5@m
Serre Saute @ceom., tasl... 6 0O@m
ct 3ouis Sim tdali@ 5 &c db 6 50Bm
@apitaI gspreb tasl S d.. z OOSm
ct Souls gspreb tagl d s.12 2Ogim
ct Souls Gspreb tasIi&d g.. 8 25Stm
& gffnsham @ce tdsli& 4 OOsfm
ct 8 6af MaiI, taaIid... 8 95@nt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

@ereblte s abattuIs
1 r. Qus Der Grnennung zines &us
ratprs fir bic nuniteb States Sus
mutra Subacco Gropins Gompanp" in
9artfprb, Conn.,, tit gu i@Iieben, bab
Die I'm Gonnecticut=Sbal berfu9te
3u9t bon SumutrazSab unter GEL
ten aus Nluslin elm Sebli9lag mar.
Cine Menge GARNER baben in bieier
neuer Snbuitrie felt 1902 grobe @elbz
fummen angelegt unb tpsrben tpabrz
f9einli3 9unberttauienbe bon Dol
lars perlieren. 9eute in 6artfprb bdz
ben fir minbeitens 100000 Mftien
Der SumdtrasG pmpanp in !0Gnben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

90 Sie bette 5 Sent @igarre in
Der Stabt, Wu9o's v2Dngfeaom".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04
pittsburgh, Cincinnati, CHICAGO < 81. Souls R'v.
ubtouappIt OtptfiDu.

pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Sonis Nv.
indianapolis Otbtfiou.
Mbsans @utuut
8ttsbura Special, tasl .. 8 S08m ct 3ouis Gin tdsH9 8 b.. 6 45gm
columbus @ccom tasI. 49,. 7 sOssm capital @gpreb tasi@ Sd. 6 5OBm
Rem got esprsb tag Sd 8 logm ct aouis ssPs ta3I d C e IL l5,sm
NMamtic @rprsb tdgi@ %. 3 OOem Bsfern grpreb tdsl 5 d.. 8 15Rm
g . 4m tdsha s d b.. 6 5ORm Ninmt tetne 8efasisre ts- 8 sossm
Ohio Ii gis Grpreb, tasI sd 7 05Nm @Orlb 6air SIP tdstt9 s IL 55gau
Chicago O%tbiftfn.
gbmaso spsda, tslp b :. IL 35gm sontbern egpr tasi& -. 8 15gm
Sou C Obi s @Ssr tdslt& Sill 5oRm Chic &c 4on eSPr tdsH@ p b 3 4oRS
9ontsbiIIe Otbifipn.
gouthern grpreb taI So. 8 s5gun 9onisb & gRabion Gee taI 10 10Mm
Sits & 9u & 8 tdal 49,. Z OOghm 0cu & @bis 4 9 taI p b.. IL 30Im
Stab Ne uur Souut. ..... 7 3OBm 9outsbiae u. Wabnon Ms. 5 4O0n
Qounb G gRabnou aesom. 8 O6@tm 9ouisu & @ttsb 3 2tesliG 8 6 35Nm
Chicago & Ecu S 8 tdsh@ pb 8 55sem gRabtfon @ccontm Sonntass 9 168m
p3abtion aceom tGsl...... 8 55Nm 2u & @WS gEpr. tagH4s II. So RAt
9ousbtne Mccom tdsI .~.. 6 45Rm
louisville Nc. ...... 6 459m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

indianapolis & Dtncennes 3. Z.
cairo & sineen espr tasliS 7 2o8m epeneer & sebferb Ne, t@l. 9 ASSN
stneenmes Grpreb tasI..... 8 5OgQua 8ineennes @rpreb tdslid. 10 SO9m
Spencer & 8ebforb M, t@I. 4 45gfn Cairo Grpreb tdsH6 ......8 16Rn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-04

Bittsburs SpcI, tdsIi6 g.. 8 20gm
saep Bort @spreb tdsIi& 8 d 6 50@m
SGueGer Wail tdsIid =. Z 55@m
Serre Saute Gfins @ec tdel 10 25@m
SebifOne Ggpreb tasIi9 d s.. 50sfm
atlantic &rpreb tdsItd -. 45Shm
She 3initsb taslia sd b 6 ASSN
Ohio II @irs @rp., tasI S d. 6 55Stm