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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-11
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, SATURDAY, JUNE H. 1904


A French company OF wireless teleg-
raphy Is arranging TO provide the Rus
sian government with a wireless system
which will enable II 70 communicate
between stations so miles apart. Tne
japanese vessals were 80 fitted out De-
fore hostilities began. and they were US
Ing q wireless apparatus between Korea
and Japan. an Intern ecists station hav-
ng been placed upon an island In the
Korean strait
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-11
To OUR READERS:

1t is with great pleasure
that we are able to announce
to you that il iS in our DOW
er to solve the veXed ques-
ton as to where on are TO
stop when attending the
great Worlds Fair at st.
Louis, and as to Just what
it will cost you. Through
an arrangement with the st.
Louis European Hotel Co..
q Missouri Corporation.
which is highly recommend
ed by the Lincoln Trust Co.
OF st. Louis, and which con-
trolls and operates l, $40 ele-
giant modern rooms in close
proximity to the Exposition
| grounds, we are enabled to
lOffer to Ourreaders the great.
est opportunity to solve the
important question, where
lat and how much?" The
tremendous attendance at
this Worlds Fair will send
accommodation prices sky
ward; in fact, Will make them
lin many instances beyond
the reach OF ordinary people.
THE st. Louis European Co.
Having leased 1 500 OF the
finest rooms in St. Louis
over year ago, are enabled
to give our readers the eX
tremely low rate of S1.0q pei
day for accommodations anC
guide service TO conduct tn,
: -lpatrOn to the room anC
, comfortably establish hin
therein. Upon investigat
ing this great proposition
. we have concluded arrange
! ments whereby we are tn,
e local agents for the St.Louii
: European Hotel Co., anC
are prepared to reserv,
: tOOms at once for our read
] ers. Don't wait, attend {,
e this matter at once, anC
= thereby save money, incOn
venience, and, perhaps you
life. You well know tn
great dangers awaiting tn
untraveled and unwary in ,
great city at such a tim
when it will be the resort O
sharpers from all over tn
world. Imagine your pligh
if you take yourself or you
family into unknown place
and houses ! Under the plal
of the ST. Louis European
Hotel Co, you are absolute
| safe, as all their room
are located in the handsom
homes of the best Christian
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-11
CLOTHES TO FIT EVERYBODY.

few years ago there were men in Williamsburg who
scoffed at the idea OF wearing readymade clothes and
thought they had to go to a tailor be weldressed.
Many OF these same men wearing "Burk's Good
Clothes today. Our policy has always been to improve
the make OF clothing whenever possible and put
good work into it be found in the tailoring
This season we have succeeded.n producing clothing
the highest character and in most approved style. The
little changes that may be necessary make Suit
form to the peculiartes of figures made by
pert tailors without expense.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-11
New FERN of Fish Story.

A remarkable duck story comes from
Nantes. France Some fishermen we're
out AZ sea during = terrific thunder
storm. when suddenly n numbe- Of
roasted ducks fell into their boat The
lightning had struck a nOck and cooked
the birds TO turnl
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-06-11

In pursuance OF his policy OF warm
friendship towards Amsrica. the En-
peror Mutshuhito OF Japan has con-
ferred decorations upon several Ameri-
cans who have rendered him service or
displayed particular interest In Japan
ese anairA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17
It + t. II II 81 +
n. Fl
Cippen =
Germann 9iers6erg Il
e E. f. f: :. - +.

~ TT TT Tf TT *% As
pbiide aniddrung ieines Irsunoes
ein5utreten. Gr blisb itebsn unb blidte
unrubig in Der Hidtuns na9 Der 8ila
Rotbe 5uriid.
.Was baben Sic benin nur?" fragile
Der 8oniul. n@arten sic auf Sc
manb?"
$50, i9 iparte oilf meme Sotter.
Seitbem i4 tie Dor hrei pber bier Stuns
ben am Stranbe p~erlaiien, babe ih ie
nod niAt fpieoergeIeben. @s lit bas
erfte MaI, baB fe ai4t gum Diner mad
Sauie 9etommen it,"
nNa, Tie ipirb ia ni9t perloren se<
gongen iein, unb ipenn Tie ii6, lpie sic
fo9en, seitern perlo6t bat, 10 1T es bp9
am @nbe ni9t i9tper, gu errdtben, in
ipeilen @eie0f6aft Tie fib befinbet."
"Sas 1T ousgef9lohen, benin
Re9tsanipalt lit beute friib init b
Dampfi9iff mad benz SeItlanbe gefa
rem, neil er irgenb cine lpittiae @n9
lesenbeit in Berlin gu orbnen bat"
~5Oren sic, 1T bas nidt etipas be-
benfli9? Gin @erlohter, Der es 10 ellie
bat, iid aus benz Staube gu madsn."
nMaden Sic ii1 barlm feline
Gorge, er pirb in einisen Sagen lpiez
Der suriid iein. Sd iaste Sbnen i9cn
nculid, baB meme So9ter feline Don
benen lit, bic man gum 9eIten bGlt.~"\
r0as CLAUDE i9 beinabe ielbIt. Mber
eben besbalb brau9en sic ii9 aud iebt
ibretpegen ni6t gu b%eunrubigen.
Wabri4cinli9 bat ie fi6 irgenbpo
gum Mittugefen einlaben IuTsn. Das
fpate ibr benn aud bier am bellen Sage
5uitoBen? Wenn sic perniinftia Iinb,
70 laTen Sic uns iebt semiiiblid) nit,
chamber fpeiIen IN. Wir i6iden bann
BON Reitauront aus einen 8nten an
benz Referenbar nit einisen .S3silen, in
benen Sie i'm ettpa un1 iiebeu llbr
4benbs in S9re Dobnung beIGeioen.
Gr pirb bann ia erratben, I'M ipas
es ii4 banbelt, unb pirb ii9 lpabrz
Ideinlid fdpn bana9 sinri9ten. Sc
birb nur auf sic antommen, pab ii9
bic Sode raid unb gait erlebist."
@palb b. 9enobeim I9ien bies 8ers
trauen 5lpar ni9t pcltommen gu tbei@
len. bem er i9aute nod INNER reft
unSufrieoen unb perbrieBlid brein,
aber er lieB ii4 bod beitimmen, ben
@ori4lag ieines piirDisen Sreunbes
an5unebmer. @intrG6tig f1ritten iie
miteinanber benz pprnebmiten uno
tbeuerlien StranbreItourant au.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17


- buns gu adten, INNER bidt
Q am Stranbs babin. Der gufs
rubr in ibrem Snnern lieB iie
feline Grmiibuns fiblen, pbpobl iie
balb in tiefeu lpderen Sanb eertetb,
unb obpobl Der Wino ibr INNER urs
sebdrbiger entgesenblies.
@nbli4 aber ponten bic &niee ibr
ben Sienit periasen. Sbr 9era pOdte
10 unseitiim. bab lie iid auber Stanpe
fiblte, audi MIR nod einen eir5isen
Shritt 3u tbun. Sa, no iie itanb,
mari is iib auf ben pei1en 8oben
nieber unb berburs bas @eiidt in ben
Sdnben. Sn ibrer Seele ina fir ni4ts
anberes Baum als fir ben einen
9liibenoen Wunid, bub ie ME mebr
eenDtbist iein piirbe. fid BON bieier
Stele gu erbeben, bab lie ME mebr bas
Seii6t zines Meniden feben mii1e.
Senn S4mers unp Sham unb
@erapeifluns serfleii9ten pie nit
9eiertralen ibr Ser3. Seit benz Wos
ment, no Rindlebens unbarmber5ise
Mufridtigteit ben @9leier bon ibren
@ugen serifen bate, erfhien lie iid
felbft als bas peripprfenite @eI6Dpf
untsr Der @Dnne. @rDber nod als Der
Gtel, ben lie sesen ibren Stiefpater
empfanb. mar lire 8eradtuns fir bas
eisens Beginner. Wobl bate iie niat
eetpuBt, porauf iih Gnalb b. 8enbs
beims pldne ridteten, aber iie bate iid
niAtsbeitotpeniser piIlis OILS Elm Werfs
oeus berielben gebrauhen laNen pie
f4pn 70 oft Supor. Muf fein @ebeib
mar lie in Berlin gum eriten Male gu
Serbert 0onmar sesansen, auf fein
@ebeib bate lie linn bic @eIhihte BON
benz perihuIenen 0ertpanbten sr3dblt,
elm Mdrhen, an bas Tie ielbit nidi
einen Iueenblid seslaubt. unb auf fem
@ebeib ipar lie bonn sr1ten Muaenblid
an aegen ben jungen Re6tsanipalt lie.
benspiirbiser unb entseeentommenbel
eefpeien, als lie es fonit i'm @ertebr mi
Serren mar. Oas ales eridien ibl
jebt i'm biiiteriten 2ihte, iie sius ii
ibrer felbitqldlerii9en Strense f
ipeit, bob iie iid beIdulbiste. ouA ipei'
terbin MIR eils RomObie seIpielt au ia.
ben, bic barauf berednet ipar, elmer
arslos pertrauenben Mann in ieir
Werberben gu loden. Sbr Nb1deu &c
gen alles, tpas menfdlihe 3iise trus
ipar 10 srob. bab lie iosar an Der Muf
ridtisteit ibrer 2iebe 3u 9erbert irr
tpurbe. Yieleiht bate fie ibn il
Wabrbeit niemals seliebt, nnb aIes
GILES mar aur 9strug unb 9duihun!
eepeien.
3eugte aud bic GaTerei ibres
SdmerSes beutIih aeniis fir bic In
geredtietsit bieier Selbftpprpiirfe, Il
befanb iie iid bod in einem @.miitbs,
5uitanbe. Der iie iebsr tlaren Grtennt,
nib. jebes urtbeils iibsr bic Natur ibre,
eisenen Gmpfinbunsen beraubte. 81.
mar has Spfer eines Ghurt.n aeipe.
fen, aber ie tpnnte ibr @eipiNen MIDI
init Der Gntidulbisuns beidpidtisen
bob fe es in sutem Glauben setporber
fti, benin fie fannie bieien Mann ID
CUR 0eniige. sic bate In iabrelan,
gem 3ufammenleben @elesenheit senu!
gebabt, i'm tennen 81 lernen.
Die 9eiratb NIT ibm NOR bus Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17

piqiommene Sdauipiel zines Dffent,
Iiden Stanbals seboten bate. 90 erz
CAB er iih adbnetnirfdenb in bas linz
abdnberlid.. 8om Geniter aus fab er
bann eben mod, tpie 0asmar, bic ben
langen Regenmantel iiber ibr tpeibes
&leib seaosen bate, nit raf9en Sdrita
ten bur9 ben 9arten elite, unb fhon
mad ipenisen Setunben mar lie In Der
Ridtung seeen bic 9dufer bes Babe
ortes bin beri9punben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17

s1"h 49,
melbete, bab cine Dame i'm
gu fpreden piinf9e. Gr ipar teinen
@%u9enblid bariiber i'm llnsepiHen, bab
es nur 9asmar fein fDnne, unb elite
unper5iislid binaus, mo iie i'm ertpar-
tete.
Das Wort Der 8esriibuns, nit benz
CT iie bate anreoen pplen, blieb linn
in Der 3eble fteden beim Mnblid Der
in eiren lansen Resenmantel eebii1ten
Electromagnetic, bic tpie in duberiter Gr,
fAOpfuns an Dem @anbpfeiler lebnte.
r@er5eiben Sic, 5err Redtsanipalt,
bab i6 Sic belditi9e," iaste Iie leiie.
r&0nnen sic mir fir tpenise Qusens
blide 9ebDr i6enfen9" h'
sd bin felbftperitdnbli9 gang gu
Sbrsr @erfiisuns, mein ~endbises
5rdulein." berii9erte er in einem Some.
Der iie an 5einer 8ereittpiIigfeit nift
stpeifeln la1en tonnte. sd febe. baB
bas 9amen5immer aiisenblidli9 Ieer
1T. 8ieleidt baben sic bic Site, bier
ein5utreten."
Sic ging ppr linn fer NIT miiben,
f9lperfdaisen 8etpesunsen. Dem Mits
leib, bas er nit ibr fiiblte, miidte ii9
Jest cine iebr %empfinoli4e Resuna Der
Heue BEL.
Dasmar battle ii9 auf einen Stubl
nieoerselaIen, ben er tbr ousei9oben.
unb inbem iie auf lire miiben, i'm
S1ooBe l~iegenben Sdnbe berabblidte,
iaste lie, nod ebe er cine 6raee an ie
seridtet bate, nit baitieer, aber taum
pernebmli9er Stimme: sd babe meis
men Stiefpater p~erlafen unb neib
ni9t, ipobin i9 mid ipenben ion. SD
femme bier Niemahb, benz i9 mid ans
pertrauen biirfte, unb i'd bin aud obne
Mtttel. @dren mir in Berlin ober in
elmer anberen @rpbitabt, 10 bate i9 ia
ettpas bon meinen SdmudI aden perz
faufen %tDnnen, bier aber bin id sons
ratblos. Sd tpiirbe Sbnen baber bants
bar fem. tpenn Sic mir aunG9it irsenb
Elm nnterfommen perf9affen unb mir
bebilfli1 fem niirben, morsen mad
benz 5eItldnbe gu selaneen."
&indleben mar auf nidts penieer
%porbercitet setpefen als auf elm foltes
Iniinnen. Nber als elm npblerspgener
unb tattpo0er Mann fanb er ipfort bic
s~eeisnete Gorm, Re su berubisen, obne
babel ibr 3artgefiibl si perleben. IS
madt mid gliidlid, Sbnen einen 70 ees
rinsfiigisen Dienit erip.i1en su biirfen,
mein sndbises Srdufein." faste er 10
leihtbin, als Oh er burdaus nifts. llns
gepObnlides in ibrer Bite %eefunben
bdtte. rDenn Sic geitatten. iperoe i'd
ioslei9 nit benz @eiddftsfii1rer bes
9otels Riidfprade nebmen, bd sic
meiner Mniiht nah bier febr gut auf.
seboben 1ein ipiirben. Das Shiff s.bt
morsen erit sesen Mittae ob, unb 10
rerben mir nod 3eit senue baben, uns
ipeeen Sbrer @breife 81 befpreden."
Daamar bonite linn nift, aber als
er fid3 erbob, um feiner Grfldruna aes
mdb at banbsln, belt iie ibn suriid.
.Nnr einen Musenblid nod! sic baben
nidt alIes sehbrt, um mas i1 Sic Bite
ten fpoIte. GO muB aud nod an bite
fem Mbenb elm 9elearamm an 6errn
@oImar anfseseben ipsrben, ober i'd
fiibIe mid nidt i'm Stanbe, e 5elbIt
Az tbun. Wiirbsn Gle bic Site bober.
tim ituit reiner gu telesrapbiren9"
GCnrffehuun foYnfA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17
Gin flQrer 3oDf.

quite Werbauuns unb elm bobes Utter
ltno einise Der Reiultate infoIse bes
@ebrauds BON sutt's 2ebsr-piaen.
Cine wir6l6e U@atlad6e.
Cine abfolute Geiluns fir aopfIdm,r.
gen. Malaria, Masenidure. Sdrtlei.
btgtsit, D~pspspiia, BiItoitat uno dbn.
lide Geiben.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17

II. Rapitel.
~ adolf b. Rindleben fab i'm
cn. 2eieSimmer bss Strdnbbo=
~ tels. aIs INN Der 8elner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-17
10. G apiteI

~ asmar lief, pbne ibrer hinge
~ bung gu adten, INNER bi6t
Q am Stranbe babin. Ser duff
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09
DRUG 60.
FORT STREET

adds that when the value Is established
the rights shall be paid for ""out of any
money in the treasury OF the Territory
not otherwise appropriated" The at
torney general is thus not absolutely
required to begin condemnation pro-
ceedings, though the intention to have
him do so is evident Even if there
should be COMBINATIONS, it is not like
ly that there will be any money In the
island treasury mot otherwise appro-
priated" for some time to come.
Doing away with private fishing
rights is one of the changes of public
policy that naturally follows the Am
ORGANIZATION of the islands. and it is
only right that the federal government
should pay for it. The private fishing
rights system has been a part of the
island governments through all the
changes of many years back. 1t is for
the federal government to abolish it.,
just as it is for the federal government
to do away with island control of har-
mors, lighthouses, waterways. One
thing is certain and that is that if the
federal government does not act, the
fisheries are likely to remain private
property for long time to come.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09

Last year held the record for the past
twenty years in sales by the United
States Government of public lands, this
year following, records of the general
land office showing that for the fiscal
year ended June 80, 1904, the total num-
Der of acres disposed of was 16, 25S, 1892,
as compared with 22,650,92S sold during
the preceding year.
The total cash received for these lands
was $S,795, 1893, as compared with $10,-
557, 618 last year The number of en-
tries was to officials of the land office,
evidence that the public land boom Of
last year is subsiding. ...........
Lands We're taken up in twenty-four
states and four territories. North Da-
kOta led in the number Of acres, and
Oregon in the amount of cash received.
In North Dakota, 1,798, 551 acres were
disposed of, the money received for the
same being $1,234,218. In oregon 117O.-
sos acres were taken up and $1,442,576
received for the same.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09

There people, especially visited the Column
didn't OF
altitude that accomplish
ing anything than the CsOy How
this be the Louisiana which,
roughly speaking is big the Chicago, Paris Buffalo Fairs rolled
into The will about the fevsh
haste that about everything enduring will
possibly the pike things this magnf
Street Nations with its mile old
alike would splendid thing chief interest
value the Exposition judiouy described
and study Such opportunity afforded the Forest
CITY" of Worlds Fair Portfolios Their vivid pictorial
prove great standpoint
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09
Congress And
Fishing Rights

a
parties have private fishing
obnoxious
framed the Organic
do with the rights practical
and is not likely that there will be
ter up.
At present there about reservations
water about the islands, from which
Guided passing rights
should be done with provision
faulty that further action will
done their share themselves rights
duly established the United having
that the titles Congress
proceed to acquire the rights-by paying
The total value of these private fisheries
estimate high million bV
while other estimates low million
able that ten millions beyond the TRUTH but the
worth large suma than the Territory
the wording of the Organic Act nothing
immediate condemn Organic
rights attorney general
Territory may proceed rights according to law and
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09

Judge Parker's remarks about the
duty of politicians who would serve
their country to begin at the bottom
and work up, just as business men have
to, might be read as gentle hint to
one William r. Hearst. However, there
is no particular objection, now that he
has started that way, to Hearst revers-
ing the process. Having begun at the
top, he is at liberty to go to the bot
tom.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09

The report of the death of General
Kuroki remains unconfrmed. On the
face of it such a report seems unlikely
for there is no reason why a general Of
KurokPs rank should be exposed es-
pecially to danger in modern warfare,
and there is every reason why he should
not. The place for the commander Of
a large army nowadays is not at the
front of his men or in the, most ex-
posed place, where a bullet from the
enemy may disarrange an entire bat
tie. His place is where he can be the
most quickly in touch with all his
forces. of course a commander should
not fear to meet whatever dangers may
come his way, but at the same time he
should preserve his headquarters and
himself. Brain work is needed for a
battle as much as Drawn and courage
and the death of a man like Kurok in
the midst OF a battle might prove to be
a most serious blow. "'1 ''
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09
The MikadO'S
"PrOIOnged War"


time evidently failure little given great
the failure has noticeable that
of Japanese The cables
they
information
the silence of
great aOyang, very significant KurOpatkn
probably
number said the cable Monday
treated
long ago the middle August experts friendly to Japan who had
all along confidently predicted the downfall Port Arthur beginning
nearly years
British holding against the combined
should not Port Arthur last year two there are supplies available?
there supplies
s incredible folly for anyone could have fOrseen the probable need
them In the BOer Ladysmh Mafeking and Kimberly
relief attacking greatly superior
less time than the siege either of the three undeded
South African positions Paris
Prussians ut starved submssi
longer. ago.
y quoted and he telling the
" of the fortress is matter of only short time
hand there is vast supply provisions and ammunition the city,
certainly there should be- the will
saui In this connection is interesting note that British
mpossibiy dispatch
on how long the troops can stand the constant fighting The Jap
nese fight in relays giving their rests by while the Rus
slams must keep at it all the time will terribly
suffering remnant Of SOee army that finally gives in the day of
possible are behind the Mad statement
that he expects the prolonged
north while his intact with the evident intention
in which finally southwark the
overwhelming forces which the await
escape of Kupatkin at Lovang was
crucial hold out until he
relief but
is part of the possible As
ness of such possibility special CheOO
refugees left Port Arthur
possibility
realizing this concentrating dealing
possible havoc to the besieging army"
Meanwhile the Japanese have
renOrcements into Manhu
KurOpatkin lead
world
he is
possible speed in pursuit the
of
need many and than she
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09

Governor Carriers trip on Maui has
started out with the same sort of hearty
receptions as ne received on the other
islands. There can be no doubt that
the personality of the governor is an
element In the campaign which is
strong for Republican success. Carter
has won the confidence and approval of
the general population of the islands,
and the voters believe In the Repub-
lican promises which he repeats.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09
For Sale or Rent
Situation Wanted

A German housekeeper seeks a posi-
tion in Hotel or private family. Ad-
dresD M" Stsr Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09

Doughty Democrat that he is, Mayor
Tom Johnson of Cleveland will be sur
prised indeed when he learns from Ku-
malae that he is the head of the Home
Rule party in America. The first thing
he will want to know is what the Home
Rule party is. for 1t is highly probable
that he never heard of it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09
Classified Ads in Star.
Wanted

Ads unorr "situstions Wanted" inserted
free until farther notice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09
CASTLE Z COOKE. LID <
Commission Merchants,
Sugar Factors :.
AGENTS FOR

The Eva Pla~ tation Company,
The Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kohala Sugar Company.
The waimea Sugar Mill Company.
The Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis. Mo,
The Standard OH Company.
The George F. Blake steam Pumps.
Westons Centrifugals.
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn.
The Alliance Assurance Company Of
London.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09

that the convention was a mere hand
full of remnants, some of them not
wanted in any other party, and that
the miserable convention cannot be said
to represent the natives.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09

"Kamehameha's" estimate of the
Home Rule convention is a fair one,
but it is only fair also to remember
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09

The fishing rights cases represent a
problem which is a proper one to be
taken up at Washington, and the gov
ernOr has the support of the entire
Territory in presenting the matter in
his annual report. The present corr
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-09-09

Toxic has permitted no word to
come over the wires regarding the
last great assault on Port Arthur, but
yesterday the world was given news,
by way of ChefOo and Weihaiwei,
that another attack was in progress.
The great three daVs' assault of some
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-15
That Ra0Akkn0 Cough
Sssss,msa,ySs1,yAIIon's Lung BaIeasssl

prominent plarc in musical circles. We
hsd a large class OF pupils. Soon st1riea
Of his cscapsdes in Europe and IN Com
ada began 70 be talked OF and in time
n woman. who claimed Won tdebich mar
ricd her in London, came 10 this ccun-
try. She was taken 10 rho home of Ia. w.
Iallou ~ WiuoosU. then deputy sher-
in. Thero she was brought face To face
with Won Iiobich and a sensational
scene oueuod
Won Jichich was placed in jail and re
rlaincd there without hearing until his
release was secured. His clejm was that
the woman from England was never his
wife ana that he was legally united to
Mrs. Hale.
Ar,or Won Licbich loft Burlington the
woman claiming to be wife number one
remained here and is still in the city.
corning h,ins as Il musician. II the
case is ever brought TO tr1al she will he
ono Of the principal witnesses.
CASE EI;TCRNABIE IN MARROW.
rho case filed Thursday IS rcturnahl'
lat the March term of court and tho
probability of a settlement out Of court
iG very Slight.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-12-15
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