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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-16
/ senator gsareas Sanna. !

umgebert BON Den Waitelieoern lei.
ner Samilie 1T Der Senator Warcus
6ant1a nad) Speimonatlider 1bnerel
&rantbeit i'm N~rlingtDn 6Dtel in
Waibington am MDntag Nbeno 6 llbt
aus benz 2eben 9eihieben.
Warcus 0lDnsp 0arua tpuroe am
a. Sept. 1887 in Seem 2isbDn,
SbiD, aeboren. @r belunte Die
6ffentliden Sdulen in Glebelano,
tuobin Iein gater iibereeiieoelt mar
uno ipdter Elm College in 6ublDn,
Obiu. Damn trat sr in oas @buleia(e
Grocery @efhdft ieines gaters Elm
uno ala oerIelbe itarb, iibernabm er
oeiien Gnteil in Der ssirma. 9as
@eibaft muroe 1867 aufgelDit uno
er muroe Witalieo Der Sirma Gbos
oeS & g., Die @ilenz unb &Dblens
banoel betrieb. Nam sebn Sabren
taufte er oas @eibdft uno erridtete
Die Jirma Wf. ". 6anna & Co., Die
beute nod beitebt. @r tuar in per>
ihieoenen Snouitrie : unternebmuus
gen beteili9t uno BrGlioent uno Diz
reftOr bon 8anten uno giienbabrz
@eSeQibaften. Sn ben Sabren 1884,
1888 uno 1896 mar er 9eleeot aur
republifaniihen NatiUnal : 9onpens
ton uno muroe i'm lebteren Sabre
8oriiber oeS &atiDnalen grecutip.
GOmit6s, nelbe Stelle er bebielt,
naf6em er Die beioen @ablfampaas
men BON Me&inlep eefubrt bate.
1897 muroe er BON @ouu. 8uI6nen
als BnnoesienatDr ernannt uno 1898
nls l0l6er BON Der 9e9islatur err
mablt uno ipdter NIT grocer Miaioris
tat mieoerermdblt. Sem Same uuroe
bdufig nit Der 9anoioatur fiir oas
Br6ioentenamt in Gerbinbuna ge-
bra9t.
Bon alien Seiten, felblt BON leinen
politiiHen @e9nert miro Dem Bers
~itorbenen bobes Sob geSo0t tueaen
ieiner aruBen Sahigfeiten, leinem
Oraaniiationstalent, ieiner Gufrids
ti9feit uno Gbrlibfeit, ieiner 8arteis
treue uno leine8 ausaeaeihneten Ser.
baltens mdbreno beg Streifs Der Wiis
nenarbeiter, BEL tpeldem iein aeIltus
Der WtenihenDerItano uuo feline aes
l9dftsmaBige Guffaiiuns Der Sad.
laae oiel our Serbeiftbruna zines
Nnsgleihs beitrug.
Setretar SAP iaate BON ibm. .Ses
Der, Der Den Senator 6anna fannie,
muBte Die beru0rra9enoen SCREENS
itllo @eiltes : @iaenidaften, Die i'm
ausaei6ueten. erfennen. @r raate
utlter 3aulenoen pe0en leiner @enes
rolitdt, @brlidteit uno 2oualitdt her
Dor. Gr mar Der treueIte Sreuuo.
Der ieinalS lebte."
6anna mar Der 3ppus zines ed,ten
Entertainers; Elm 8atriUt uno Elm
beoeutenoer Staatsmonn. OoR er
ii6 feline Selbfitdnoigteit su pnfren
puBte, beuies CT in leiner Oppolition
geaen Die Grnennuna oes General
Booo, bic Brafioent @ooleuelt mil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-16
. QSenn Iih Die @ripne Q.

@enn li6 Die Grippe entpidelt,
fraoe man fir 9r. Qnauit SDnia'S
6amburaer 8rulttbee, oie1es MeiIfers
beilmittel oage9en. Dian ndte oas
rauf, oaB man nur Den e6ten Nrtifel
befommt, metdJer itets Die Inter.
ihrift BON Or. &uauft G6nia onf
Dem umIblaae bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-16
Oinlaomma:

Nue &atneraoen Der Snoianers
expedition unter Genera
W II G % uro O eneraI Mc9in
3 ie I'M Sabre 1874 iiber Die QlonD
Gftaca0D fino freunoli4it erIudlt, if.
rem alien &ameraoen 8oOts an
Der MOrooftede Der II. unb
Martts StraBe in ct. 2ouis,
Mf o. 81 beiaden.
Die ate alma miro reprObu-
siert unb Die 2Dne=S tarsS STAG
9e rpiro Gn6 ben @eg 8eiaen.
Goreffe: +. 0. LANCE Wine & Liquor Co.
81. 8. 9nnae, Brei. fBoots).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
$1,000 EcriOnlid sefiibrte $1,000
Grfnriiunen nad Niagara Sails
nnb 5nriid pia rEennipluania-
Giienbahn"

am 8. unb 90. September uno ia.
Sftober. llniibertroffene @elegen.
beiten gum 9eiufe bieles Notlirlpln-
beers. &umoreiie . 9iaete, fir Die
Sinfabrt ouf Dem Spe5iol5ug Goa
Dies uno Yarlor. @aegons) giiltig,
Ser oen Union : 9abnbof an bicicn
3agen 900 WorgenS perlGbt n1o
9.35 gbenbS in Niogora Sails oll.
fpnnmt, uno fir Die &iidfabrt ouf re.
gltl1ren 3iigen i%nnerbolb 10 Sogen,
einidlieBlif oes 0atums oes Ser.
foufs. guf ser &iidreiie unbeihranf.
ter Iuientbolt in Buffalo innerbalb
Der 3eitgren5e geItattet. 8iuete fir
gbIteder nod Eoronto, Gbautallqllo
uno Sbouiano ISLANDS tonnen in
Riagara Sails nnb Buffalo inter ge-
ringem aoiten5nldlog gefauft ner-
oelt.
Sept. 5,6,7,8,t0,20,21,2 %, Oft 10.
tt,12,13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05

8iIIfommcnr @G It c. -
&r. g. :. Sbimcf, Der gtcltor Der bic.
iiocn 90bmen &oIonic, hat III ocn
lebten Gnqcn iebr milltommcuc 9e.
iuber crbnltQn, SIS iinO Oica Ole Dot
torell Der Y~biloiopbic I. El5t nnO g.
". 0nnea aus Yrog, 9ciOc Wtitglies
ser oeS Oitrei6iihen &eibStu9cS mel
DIE ii6 ouf Der 6obrt sur @cltollS-
itelltnq in ct. 2oltiS b%eiinOcL ionic
Die HehtsonmGItc ". &otolct un0 s..
y. &iIt aus Eitt9burg, mclhc III
Sii0s Carolina einen beoclttenNen
2anocompler ongefouft bobelt. Nuf
bieiem molleu iie cine Nn5nbl Bob
men auiie0eln meledl nnbe Fittabrrg
IN Sen N}iuen orbciteten unh NM
Oieier 2lrbcit mii0e, 6arner merOell
mollen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05

arufe GEfuriiOnen,
,Qpuiie."

Nm 8. September, s llbr 8orm.,
mad, Ser pr1fttgenS taot Cambridge.
Gin5ige 5a6rt in oieiem Sabre.
SSobrfarten 80 Gents.
Nm 8. September, s l1br 8orm.,
nad SABRE De 8roce, einem Blube,
ben sic ME beiud)t boben. 8ornebme
Stoot. 8ielleibt bob oltf Ser Giid-
fo6rt sur 8eii6ti9ung bon 8etterton
ange6alten miro. 6abrforten 20
GentS.
Sim 10. uno If. September, 3
l16r No6m., nod NmapoliS uno
6lotten : afooemie. Die Sallptitaot
un6 oie nelten @e6Gu0e.
9ieies iino idmmtlid Spe5ial.@rs
flriioneu un0 merOen iebr 5eitgcm6B
iein. R6bereS in Ipdteren gln5eigen.
SoItet @u6 bereit. (247-9)
&riigeIten d. AT cincm
StraBenbobus 8oggon. -
Ropmono 9eod BON Nr. 315, @eit-
%. StroBe, 6ottc IN Der 9tadt bon
SomItag oui Sonnto9 IN Sigblanbs
topn bel cinem 5ootcu gelpaht, unO
ais er qeitcrn Wtorgen nm l26 l(br
in cincm &olono Yorf e 8aggon
tod Souie fltbr, bate er I6einbar
einen .Niien" libcnL III Solge Oeiiell
cr bulo cinidlicf. ISn Oit=9oltimorc
beltieg Samuel 0effclmcper bon 9fr.
1911, Mt. Nopol = Sill, ocn Moggon
in ongeblid cbenfoIlS ctmoa onge.
hcitertcm 3uitonOe unO It0rtc 9eod
in icinem ihouen Sdlof. Sm 9hl
fam Ca 5ll etlem Mortlue6iel uno
Sanogemengc, mo nllr nit Wtitbe
fortntc GonOllfteur Gbu9. s.. 9oof
oie a0mpfcn0en trcnnen. SIN mltts
leren Toli5ci = 9iItritt ii6crgab CT
Die beioen MGnmer Dem Holi5tItcn
aaufmonn, Der lie nod) Dem nlittlc'
rem Stotionsbouie fiibrte. AlS &aot
Grammar iein @eridt Inn II ltbr
bis belttc Morgen Dertogte, moren
Die beiOen @efongenen nod in teiner
@erfoiiumg fir Elm @erbor. 0eifei.
mcper binterlcqte ipGter $52 olS
9ilrgi6oit fir Iein Grideinen sum
beltti0en &erbor. 9euh botte Die
n6tbige Srmme nidt unO muB bis
beute IN Der 3elle bleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
Sin Sdulpalait.


Die ucuc 0itIidc bobcre G0htcridll.(
miro cine 3icrnc Der StoOt. -
0;,,o 5,,5,orit n.oftiihc eintbci.
C.ua.
''" ''' "'''>"
Die meme 6itlihc b06crc Iodtcr'
ihlrlc. lucldc otf Dem Don NORTH
Nucnle. @rou0mau. &}cGcitcrsS troBc
lno elmer tlcineu 2ulcD in Noroolt'
Baltimore bCareU5tcn EIoBe crrldtrt
mcrOcn ioll, miro niht ALIEN EN- po'
luitortiaca @cbdll0c lpcrocll, loIoerlt
oIld Die GiutbcilIulg last NidI3 SIT
miiuihcn iIbrid. Ger @ollpt'IIl8ollH
0ra 0rciit0diacl WcbollOe" III Don Uct
9tortb. 2@Dcnltc, ulo SIT Dcloe!l StIleiL
an Der Git l1o DER NSc'tl'I1e' mo oie
MIuiicuBiuulcr. ~ al Der 3unl' NIt
0itlthcl mcrocll or@oaIo pI' "'oI9e'l'
lu10 Die mr'tlIdeH oI' 'luu)ilI'llu4''
tonne bubclt, @lr SlBc tonlleh 10 &C.
'tcLIt mcrocIL ooB oIc SWl''et''ll'e!'
0a2 %idt 'tet9 oo'l INN" erDolfel'.
}}m }loct &Io)lrIljl1llller erDoiten lbr
%idt pom g(orOcll' Sll Der Nflfte be-
finoct ltd) one 0roBe @erlol1lllllllng''
@oIIc nit Nbcrlldt' Que @olle iuIro
1920 StBploBc Dooeh illlo ollBeroelll
@oIlcrleH al olIen Seltcll, Ger
Holnl rcIdlt bis 5lIn No3 blllolll'
Yin allen oler Seltcn DER Salle lIl1O
IN ieoem Der orcl Stodmerte eorrt'
oore, NM olIBcr Dem 1roBell @ollpt-
cin0o19 bat oo@ @eDolloe 5lpel Ne'
bcncingo10e an Der Ne9cltersStroBt
mo 5ruet am @rooonop, melde olrett
no1 Dem oltIIb lllo meItlld fltDren-
pcl eorrlooreH IlIoreI'' Nlll NoIlV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
Nora Smith gcncien.

Norn 3 mitb gCnecn. -
9toro Smitb, Go6ter bon SameS
Smitb 9tr. tt15, Noro.9ono.S Ctr,
melde bol0 nod) Der Inpelenbcit oeS
Or. Qoren5 bon @icn bon Or. y. 81.
5oulor noh 2oren5's Metbobe ulli
ongeborcne Siiitcnperrentllng npc.
rirt mlroe, bot it'd uollItonoio crboIt
unh Die Sur mar cine uolIton0l0 &c.
llmorne. 9oS WGo6en fonn icbt nit
bcn onocren &inoern nm Die @ettc
iolien.
Stnrb auf Dem Gicn
bobu5uo. - 0nS - Sabre olt(
6rl. Celia Gontee bon Moibington
.. g.. Itarb am Somltog Nbeuo il
Dem Yorlormoggon zines Yerionen
5uNcS Der oYennipluonio . Sobn,
ais Der 3ug I'M Union . Sobnbof an
longte. Coroner 0apoen Itellte ieIl
ooB Gin &er5itIog ibren zoo berbci
gciiibrt bate. Die Whitter Der inn
gen Dame, Srou loretta Gontee, b(
fono lid in 0eren 8eieui6ait. 81
iibergob Die 9eit)e einem 2eidenbC
%itotter ulo gcItern nlr0e oielclb
nod) Walbingt0n gebroht.
Gruaoeg eqcn s + ineer
= 0r. 81. 81. Campbell, @unocS
Gbineien- Snlpeftor, Ocilen 0iltrit
Marplnno, Den 0iItrift Gohnmbic
%lrginien mo Weit-Girginien I'M
ioBt, beabiidtigt, binnen &ur5eI
cine Gruiabe 9egen Gbinelen 81 be
9innen, neI6e angebIid in 9alti
more mobuen, obrle 0a5u bered)tig
81 iein. Die meiiten Der f)ineiiifei
@Gidereibeiiber mo oeren Mn9e
iteLte in Baltimore ioIen iiber 81
@ren5e Ganaoa's bier eingeldmnl9
gelt moroeH iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
St7 mad Der MrltnnsitCann0

fir oen MorDlonOs Gag olu ~. Sep
tcmber. 6obrfor,cn iiuo iiir bic
Siniobrt olf Dem 3u0e aiiltig, mel.
der Baltimore Clinton 9nbnboD am
10. September I'M $50 &ormittooS
pcrIGBt. Sir sic Miidiobrt in
GonGcS olrf rc9ulGrcn 3ii0en inner
boIb 5cbn Gogcn 0iiIti9. (2l5,9,5t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
Spe5ielle Guad : Grfnriion madl ct.
Sunis, snm Iarblano.S as init
Der .0a(timpresG hiu.Gtienbabn,"

am Snmitog, BEN 10. September.
Der Bug perldbt ben oct. &opal'
9obnboi 8.45 Sorm., Gomoen-9ab
bof 8 llbr Gorm., anfutft in ct.
2ouis SamItag Mittag. llngelpobn'
lihe attraftionen. Wontog nno
0ienitog meroen Marplano gepio'
met. Mittfpod: 2ouiiiana EurdoIe'
Tag ipiro Ser groBte Gag Der @hSs
IteQitng iein. (24I-53)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05

OCT Der Senotormnbl in Annopolia
I'M oer9onqenen @iuter bereitet NOR
oen ut. 0o6ei mllrOe befanntlif I'M
lesten ~Nugenblid Der 9Idtb. Siioor
TaDner 3um 8unOcSicnotor gen0blt.
9r, HoDner miro cbcniols ouf ben
stump geben 1no inn r5utereiie oc5
oentotratii6en Gideta ben @eitcn
bereiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
ySaltimurc.Cb . Giieubabn" pupn.
lGrc Goad) : GrfnriiOnen mad Der
@cltausitcanng, iebcn Mittmpd).

9iir5eite Goute, rol6elte Snbrt.
Nur ST. fir Die &unbreiie, 10 Gage
giiltig. abfabrt BON Baltimore, oct.
Ropal . 9obnbof S.45 SormittagS,
Camden : gatnbof 8 ltbr @ornit.
tags, anfunft in ct. 2oltis an ndd).
item 3age, Mittogs.
(247, 9,54,5,6t,2,6S,O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05

~ QrnI1noer &0der Ser.
cinigunQ." - Die oMorplonNcr
@0dcrs& ereini0un0" biclt SomIto1
IN ibrcm &ercinS Sotol, Mr.. 942, NJ
@onitrobc. cine &crioumlluG. @rN-
iiocut >Sobn 2ebr iilbrtc Den SorliB
unO SefrctGr &orl &cinrid protocol
lirte. Ger 9eliBer Der pMooel Steonl
9oferp" 5u Soflono, @r. Scnrr
2auer, meld)er cinigc Gage bier Der.
ipeilte, ihIob iid MS Wtitglieo OH
9gent Grnit 81. So9u legte leinen We
rid)t Dor. Iufaenommen nuroen ore
neue Mitolieoer. Die @eomten oel
,Worpl1noer 91der 8ereini9ung'
iino: YrGiioent lSohu 2ebr, Sice.%rG
iioent 0opio 9nne, SdoBmciitel
Morib @eiiG SefretGr aorl @einrid
unb Agent Gruit q. Sobn.
9eierteur perbotet. -
Gbas. 6reoerid, bon gtr. 40, Eot
terion . Eorf = @penue, "a Sobr,
alt, Der pom 8nnOesfrelBer .Wtarl
curin" in 9enincolo, 6lo, oeicrtirl
iein ioQ, mllroe g~eitern pom Boli3i.
iten @aifep perbaftet nno in Der DIT
Ii6en Yoli5eiitatlon f~eitgebolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
W'arDlOnS. Gag ami Der @cltauSitcl.
luH1,

gflr ST. ouf Der r9enniplDania
%@tlcubQbn." Iobrforten limo in
Goodies olf 6cm 3uae giiItia, mel.
der Baltimore Oluion-8 obnboD am
10. Scptembcr nm $50 Gormittag8
berldBt sir sic Niidfobrt inner
boIb 3cbu Gagcu olli r~cgnldrcn Bit
gen in Goodes bcrc6ttgcno.
(245,9,5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
StaOt Baltimore.
Na3 @cttcr.

Niir M}aruIun0 mo Den Nntrltt
Golumbid ih0uca @cttcr umo Der
GuOcrliMc NiuDc.
Ger b0titc (bcrnlomctcritono mar
IS @roO nm > llbr 9}od)mittog9.
Ger uic0riQite EbcrmomctcrltoIlo
mar II @roO nm > llbr rib.
ltittlcrcr Nuromctcritono 5000,
6odihtb 2.22 iriib unO 22SJtod.
mittaga.
Ger StuuO Der Scnperotur nab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
Grfnriionen nad Der srORen 8elt'
IuSitellnna

nit Ser nBenmiplpania @%iienbabn"
ieben Mittpod). Sobrpreis ST. bon
Baltimore. Sabrfarten iinb fir 5ebn
Gage eiiltig, oitf Der Sin- uno Hiid-
fobrt in Stnnoarb Goodies. Ibfabrt
BON Baltimore IL llbr Wittags, on-
idlieBeno an Den bur6iabren6en
Spe5ial5ug. (245-5O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05

.groipect Shooting 9I@iiociotion"
i6icBen.
3uIommenflnft Der Mollnt @oib-
inqton.9 (tbleten 8u Wount @oibing-
ton.
8ettrenneu Der Observation-Disclosures
rer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
Gom 8Iibf6Loa bet1u6

Som 8IibidIo9 betGubt t,
- Wit %beionoerer Sefti9teit miitbete
am Somitag Abeno Der Sturm 81
Gotonsuiae, inoem niht meni9er ais
5ebn Herionen bon einem 9~libidlag.
meld)er an Der 6reoerid-, nabe Single
foe Ipenue, in einen eleftriiden
0robt idlug, betdubt murOen. 5roll
Sbomos See, pelfe ouf ibrer 8e-
ranbo iaB, mlroe pom Stibl ge'
id)leloert. Sic erbolte li6 jeoodI
gleid) ibren iibrigen 2eioens9enoiier
balo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
@nr S17 mad Der 8cltuusIeanns.

.8emipluanio @%iienbobn" Goad.
grfurIionen ie6en Mittmod). 9lb.
fabrt bon Baltimore II llbr Wtit.
tags, an Sen DrrdfabrenOen Special.
BUG anidIieBeno. 9iaete iino fir
oie &iidiubrt innerbal6 aebn Soger
giiltig. (245-5O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
GreMe Neaerin beitro

- Die Negerin 2i55ie 9oorolep BON
Rr. 735, Oit . E%rcitouitroBe, betruN
lid am SomItog Nbcno ouf Dem
@oggon Nr. 1868 ser @oDItroBen-
2inie 10 mfldtbig, ooB iic bon cinem
Ngentcn Der 9abn : Gompagnie per
baftet unb in Der norooitlid)en Holi.
3eiItution geltern Morgen nm $50
uno Soften beitroft wurOe. Sic be-
itimpfte ipe3iea Die iueiBen 9alnen
uno Serren in Dem Wnggon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
Snlins Scb6cI, oeittidcr Sbotograpb,
32t 49, q Strafe.
9abinctbilScr nnr ST pro SntenS.

9abinetbilScr nnr ST pru 9ntenb.
SSn emaiairten obaIen @iIoern itn0
i6one Neubeiten erluGbnen8ipertb.
2ebensgroBe photographer un0
fiinitIerii6 oo%letoete Gopher otter
@iIOer IN GraDou, 8aiierfarben, Del
unO Baiteu cine Spe5iaIit6t.
Nan neraciIe nidt, pprSuipredJen.
(t40-3 $40, s'AsSssas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
9aIttmor

yin waltz prer per
d)munoen. - @ie ans 2oliiSs
bile, &p., eemeloet miro, lit ooielbit
". g.. Sol, elm 9altimorer, ipurloS
perIhmunoen. Seine 6ran, ipelde
nit ibm i'm ~Irlington : Sotel"
mobnt, bot iid an Die Eoli5ei ge-
monot, ga iie oortielbit mittellos lit.
&r. Soa lpllroe sulebt anf Dem gaie-
ball TIobe ooielbit eeieben. Gr botte
betr1dtlide Wittel IN Der Salhe.
WrGn0e. Gin einltodlgeS
Sndnnerf9ebGuoe, binter Nr. 1880,
Noro.8op 9 trobe ,weldes BON 6reo.
Scd aIs 9~iiritenfabrif benust pllroe,
bronnte geitern Morgen gegen 4 ubr
bollItGnoig nebit oes Snbnlts illeoer.
Ger Sdooen belduit iidl alti SSoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05
Serabaelette &aiatempreiie

Don Baltimore nod Yremen NIT
DNorOoe,ltiden 2loph" : 9ampfern
S31, nit 9ampfernn Main," n&bei1"
nlo DNedar" $33. Sbeobor S.
0iener& 6 o., ia Sit-2erington.
Strnbe, 3immer Nr. B.. (237)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-05

BetcrSpfcnniGc,- Die Dies
idbriacn Sammurgcn iiir Den %c.
terSpfcmlig in ocn fatbOltlden Stir
den Der 0io3cic Baltimore belicfcll
lid, iotpeit mic Oieirlben cin6eridtct
limo, ouf $2744O5. Die ueridieocnen
@cmcinoen trugcu oo5lt, iuic ioIgt,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-11-04

september reports that the expert.
inen's conducted m ihr suaaf estntes
81 fifiii@h Guiana during the season.
july ~ December n. ipu1 and NJ tho
neihnic Gardens " Georgetown during
the sis nonths ending June ~, 1906,
show that tbn largest acreage vas de-
voted ~ the bourbon ,l.ipf acfesl
white transparent u.gie acesl. y 100
gsi ncrcsb. " ~ iig acresl, ana u cas-
d2J acres). Seeding u s25 has shown
Ito superiority by heading the ilst IN
the field " commercial sugar per acre
since 1901 For the three campaigns,
from 1901 to- 1908 this Seeding has
produced M averaec yield of a.1i tom.
" sugar per acre. next In order comes
the soaly Seeding with 2.ia tons per
acre. and these are followed by u o.
u ti5. ana II i1a, with 200. goi and sos
tons per acre respectively.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-11-04

Isaac II. Sherwood's unexpected deaf
caused a sensation of sorrow through
out the community yesterday. The
event took place at his horne in Kalihi
about 3 o'clock that morning. Mr..
Sherwood was taken ill on Tuesday
night after returning from the turnout
of his company of the National Guard
of Hawaii to meet Prince Fushimi
when the steamer Manchuria had been
prematurely announced At 23O We'd
nesday morning he had DIR. Wayson
summoned, who administered relief
and, on a second visit at o'clock D.
M, found the patient apparently strong
and on his feet. Later in the night
Sherwood had a relapse and sank
rapidly to the end. DIR. Wayson adj
Vised an autopsy which was held by
DR.. Mcdonald. The vital organs of
the dead man We're found generally af-
fected and the cause of death was de-
clared to have been acute suppurative
peritonitis, or Inflammation of the
bowels
Mr.. Sherwood leaves a wife and one
son, David Sherwood, about II years
of age and still in school. The deceased
was born in North Kona, Hawaii 4S
years ago. While in his teens he came
to Honolulu, where he served as clerk
to Deputy Marshal David Dayton dur
Ing the smallpox epidemic of 1881. Aft
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-11-04
HOW THE PIECE CLUB
ENDORSED BROWN

The ten-member piece club known as
the Good Government Club and pre-
sided over by Paddy Ryan had a little
meeting the other day to name the
candidates who were to receive their
support in the coming election.
Paddy and four others constituted n
quorum for the transaction of business
and everything went swImmingIy untn
the names of the Senators We're reach
ed. Then Harvey and Waller were UNI
hesitatingly endorsed, but when the
name of Cecil Brown was proposed
three of the members objected to en-
dorsng him on the ground that he en-
ployed Japanese and that he had pro-
claimed himself as a Republican and
was making his canvass on that basis.
The matter was put 10 vote with n
prospect Of Brown getting left. three
10 two, but President Paddy equal To
the occasion, produced from the depths
Of his pockets the proxies Of the i've
absent members, casting them solidly
for Brown, whose name appears win
the others as regularly endorsed can
dldaie Of the club
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-11-04
THE PRINCE
GOES AWAY
Another Big Concourse
When the ManChuria
Departed.

Prince Fushlmfs departure IN the
steamer Mnnchurla for san Francisco
yesterday was marked by popular
demonstration at the Hackfcld wharf.
only second In proportions to the great
ovation that welcomed his arrival from
Japan the previous day. While all ma
tionalities We're represented. most con-
spicuous were the Japanese and of these
the school children.
After nights rest at the Alexander
Young hotel the Prince and his suite
We're up at : o'clock and had breakfast
an hour later shortly after o'clock
to take leave of Consul General and
Mrs Mkt Saito, and reception was
held there from 10 until nearly IL
o'clock. Then the Imperial party was
escorted in carriages by the Consul
General with his STAFF and the Japanese
reception committee to the wharf.
After boarding the steamer Prince Flu
shimi held final reception. in the
course of which his health and that of
the Emperor We're honored in bumpers
of champagne.
Up to the moment the gangway was
lowered, Prince Fushimi was waited on
by the National Guard of Hawais
escort of officers-Major Wall, Captain
johnson and Lieutenant Cummns. The
consular officials were in full uniform.
AS the mighty steamship moved
away from the wharf, Prince Fushimi
and suite stood on the bridge. The
children sang japanese war songs for
some minutes before the vessel moved
out, the Prince bowling his acknowledge
ments to the youngsters.
Secretary A. l.. c. Atkinson the con-
sular party and the committee, aboard
the tug Fearless with the band es-
corted the Manchuria out to sea.
Prince Fushimi may be expected to
pass through Honolulu on his return
home in the steamship Manchuria the
early part of January He had his
photograph taken at the Consulate yes
terday, surrounded by his suite, the
Consulate people and the committee.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-11-04
HIGH SHERIFF HENRY
MAKES APPOINTMENTS

Sheriff Henry has finally announced
his appointments to I'LL the places in
the Police station left vacant by Dow
and Mossman. AS expected Harry
Murray gets Dow's place in the High
Sheriff's office. George Sea, after ten
years faithful and efficient service, is
promoted to head man in the Deputy
Sherid's office, and Ned Crabbe takes
Seas place as assistant. The appoint
ments are deservedly popular. Harry
Murray has the respect and good will
of every right-minded man in the is
lands who knows him. He ran for
Recorder on the Republican county
ticket last year and was elected. George
Sea has had ten years experience and
all his acquaintance will admit that