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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-13

Pursuant to a Lecree made by the
Honorable ]. T. De Bolt, First Judge
of the Circuit Court of the First Judi
cial Circuit, Territory Of Hawaii, filed
on the 7th day of April, 4. d. 1904, in
a cause entitled H. Hackfeld & Com
pany Limited, VS.. ]. M. McChesney and
The First National Bank of Hawaii
at Honolulu. Bill to foreclose a mort
gage, Equity Division No. 1895, the
undersigned, as Commissioner duly APP
pointed will expose for sale at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder subject
to confirmation by the court,
ON SATURDAY, MAY 14TH A. d. 1904
at IL o'clock noon of sal; day at the
mauka (front) entrance to the Judi
ciary Building, in Honolulu, Island Of
Oahu, Territo-y of Hawaii, all the right
title and interest Of the Mortgagor in
and to the following described property
TO wit:
First. 4 4 that certain piece or par
eel of land situate at Kalia, Waikiki,
Honolulu aforesaid and more parti-
cularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point en- malkai side
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-13

Furnish the motive power Of the en-
tire body. DIR. Miles Nervine VIII
keep the nerves strong and healthy
or restore their strength if weakened.
Sold on guarantee, Write for free book on
nervous diseases.
Dir. MILES MEDICAL Co.. ElkhGrt, Ind
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-13

Want ads in the Star bring quick re-
suits. Three lines three times for 20
cents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-13

THE QUEENS LACE HANDKERCHIEF
lace handkerchief valued $4,000 owned by the Dowager
Queen Marghera Of Italy. 1t is shower, not blower
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rive l8SnoSuiu from F1ahul0u. Wal
alUz, S0d Waaanae-'8:S6 m. '5;31
.. m
rive E3onOduiu from Eva Mill and
SeaTi Gtty-t6:SO a. M, tT:46 a. M,
-s:Sf 2, m, '1Q;SS a. M, 1905 p. m,
'4;SI u m. '5;ai .. m. '1:4O p. IN.
DadV.
Sunday EKcepte1,
{ Sunday only.
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Princess"
May Fiddle Dee-Dee"
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May 26-"Whirl Gig and Big Little
Princess"
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Prices 81, 75c, soc, and 25c.
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1lHB RAILWAY AND LARO co.'s
TIME TABLE
MAY lsT, 1903.
OUTWARD.

n WMamae, Waialua, Rahuku and
War 6tntFons-'9;15 .. m, 1920 p. m.
II Pearl city, Eva Mill and Way
statEsnf-t7:S0 a. m, "9:15 a. m,
lick a. IN. s2:15 p. m. 1920 p. m,
-4:1E m, '5;15 p. IN. 1880 p, m.
r11.I6 o an.
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Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver COY Lowell, Mass u s.A.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-13

r. c. SMITH,
a. P. A. II. A.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-13
". G. IRWIN & CO., LTD

Vim. c.. Irwin President nd Manager
Claus 5pUeckels First Vtce-Preside1t
w NJ Giffard Second Vice-President
u II. Whitney Ir. .Sec'y and Treasurer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-05-13
Your Nerves

Prices 81, 75c, 500, and 25c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10
NndD grDnn rcoct.

llrluhen Der oemofrotiiden 9tieoer.
loae. - @ollltGnoioc 1rennlmg
bon Der Elutofrotic 0oa ein3ige
9tcttlngSnlitteI.
2incoln, Nebr., 8. 9}opember.
- 9ei einem ipGtercn Suterpiem
iagte 8iIIinm s. 9rpon, eS iei nidt
mobr, OoB er Die !3S. Hanoolpb
Seorit lmo G6os. 6. @ution binnen
elmer 8ohe IN 9tetu.Oorf treifen
lueroe, INN S6ritte sur Organization
elmer nelten Bartei 81 beipreden
alem 2lnldeine nnd trdgt iid Sr.
9rpon init NeorgoniiottonspI0nen
miinidt oieielben jeoo6 uorl0uii9
uidt an Die groBe @lode 81 bGngen.
(SpGter.) - Serr 0rbon peroilenTs
lidt beute glbeno ein iebr langeS
Shreiber, lueldbeS ieine Gomnentarc
iiber oaS 8ablreiultot entb6lt uno
0CS 8eril0t erluaDnf, 0aB er al etner
9emegung 5ur Organization elmer
neilen Yartet betbeiligt lei. Inter
9lnoerem iagt 8rpon, Die oentofruti-
ihe gtieoerloge lei Der 1botiahe Sl,5u.
l6reiben, oob Die oenlotrotii6e Yor.
tel @ngeiidts bon llmItGnoer, nelde
ra0ifole SiilfSmittel erbeiihten, cine
conierontipe Snltitng 81 berpabren
oeriudte. Sie babe tbeilpeilc gum
&iid5uge ge6loien ais iie einen oIlge,
meinen @oritoB bdttc anorbnen ioQet.
9ii6ter Barriers Domination babe
Den iueitli6en Gemofraten nid)t 10
gut 6eboat, iuie Den @olo.Temofraten
oeS Sltens, alein troboem iei ons oes
mofratii6e 1idet I'M Often e6enio TO-
tal geihlogen fporoelL ipie I'M g8eIten.
Die iogenannten 9ieorgnniiatorelL
@err Glepelano uno 9(noere, luelde IN
1886 uno 1900 oas oenofratilhe
5idet bef1mpiten, bdtten oieSmnl
uolle Gontrole gebobt, uno bennod)
babe Die oemofrdtiihe Tortei cine per.
nidtenoe gdeoerloge erlitten. Cider
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Der 9(Gtbare 9abio NleetiIon III ipobIs
betannt, nidt nur in ieinemSeimatbitaats,
ionoern bur9 gang 4merita. Gr bsgan1
feline poIitif6e &arrtere, inoem er bier
aufeinanoerfplgenbe Sermine Der Stabt
NapoIeOn, g., in lpelher er tppbnt, aIs
8Irgermetfer bientc, pGbreno pelher
3sit er ais 9riinher Der WeetiIon 8ant
BON Napoleon, s., paitbin betannt puroe.
@r ipuroe gum 55. Gongreb NIT elmer Iebr
groBen WluioritGt 9epdbIt unb iit Der ana
ertannte 6iibrer ieiner Partei in ieinem
Sbeile bes Staates.
gur @ines feblte 3u benz ionit bollItdns
bigen Grfolg bieies srfoIgrei9sh Staatss
munnes; iein ein3iser Getnb, ben er nibt
beIiegt bate, mar nGmIid Der &atarrb,
Der 10 beimtiidiI6 berantommt unb fein
Spfer 70 fef pudt. Oreibig SABRE lang
betdmpfte er bieIen periDnlden 5sino ers
Folglps. 3ulebt fam ibm Peruna gu SiiIfe.
@r fdretbt:
ySSd) babe ncbrcre Slai6cn 9ermnn
gc6randjt uuD fi!blc, baf i'd babnrf in
Sctreff meiuCs SupffntarrBs srOken
Surtfeil 1cbabt babe. Sd fiibIe mid
10 ermntbigt, baf i'd CLAUDE, bak, iuenH
idj CO nod fur3c 3cit LANCER gebraudje,
i'd I'M Stanoc iciu iuerbc, bic felt brett
fig SnbrCn bGnernDc SrGnfbeit ppIIs
itGnotg nus5urDttcn." - SaniO Nee.
fifun, SungreRmi'"Hcs.
Msun Sie bur6 ben @ebrau9 bon 9cs
RUM feline prompten uno befriebigsnoen
RtiuGtate er3ielen, 10 ibreiben sic iofort
an Dr. 6artmun. Dem sic Ss3ren Sail
1usfiibrlid beibreiben, lnb er pirb Sbnen
9err ieinen tpertbbOIlen Rdtb gratis er'
tBsilen.
2lbreFe: 9r. 6drtman, PrGiOent bss
6artmnn Ganiturium5, Columbus, Obio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

Station" 0crihtetcS S6reibet III
lpelbem CT oel 0titQIieOern oe5 Oc-
mofrotiiben lotionnl Gomitc'9 10.
mobl, pie olen 0cnieni9cn Die iiir
ibn urbcitetcu mo itinmtcu, 0outt
gSie 0r. Barter fcrncr onaibt, be.
0aucrt CT 2lnQciibtS iciner ilbrrudl.
tigcnOen 9tieOcrloac uid)t, nab cr
iein NiCbteromt oltiQab. G'r bicIt c3
iiir ieiue @iliht luO lit iiber3cllat
OoB er rcht bon0elte. ESn Der 81.
fimit meroc cr lid ME lpie0er nm cis
ne 9tominotion beluerbcn le0od tm.
mer in Dem 8citrcben iortfabrcn, DER
Yurtci oiC i'm 10 icbr gcebrt lnO
olIrh ibr Dem &otcrlonOc 81 oirucn.
Sic ocnotrotiidc Eortci hat" 10
lugt HiAicr Purtcr meitcr, ,cinc
groBe Wliiiion 5u crfiiQcn. llcbcr tlu5
o0er lang miro ooo Nolf erfclmcn
Iernen OaB Die toriiNciiittcrten
5rlIit9 uno 1m9cleBIihc Gonlbinutin.
nen Den gnn6cn Neihtbum Ger ltu.
tion on lid rciBcl. 0onn miro mas
&olf miinicben, bieic Nllltc0cl ub5u,
id]iittelu. olcin Ole republifuniihc
8urtei miro ibncn ni6t oo5u bcbili.
lid iein, neil ibrc6ilbrcr 81 gut nil
len, mie niiblid ibncn oo3 @elo Der
5rllitS in politiid)cn Gunlpogneu lit.
8cnn Oiclc Belt fonnlt, 10 miro lib
ooS &olf lm 6illfc un bic 0emotra=
tie lpen0cn rn0 0ielctbe lollte ais
Damn nit elmer oollitGnOi9cn Orgo'
niiotion potriotil6er 9iiraer pclbc
ale @obl0iitritte bereit letn. Dem
Soiilierllfc Solgc 81 lciItcu WGbrcno
Der ieBt becnocteu Gompn9ne mureu
ole norolibe, oltIihe uno lucitIide
Stoaten, ein ein5iger ollaQcnonmcl1
inter republifuniI6er Gontrolc, rm0
Oieicr lln1itono CAB ser bcrrihen0en
Bortei ein gol5es 9eomtcnbccr, mel.
DIES ole @cfen uno y8intcl errcihtt
unO nit ,Sreuoen Dem bon 0en Wtit
Qie0crn 0eS aobinct3 0eS Erdl0cn,
ten 0cNebcnen 8eiipicl iolgte, inoenl
eS ieine 3eit itno ieine Ticnlte 0cm
Eortei NSnterelle luibnete,
Die 0enofrntie mllB bon iebt al
ale NiilGrcn5eH Der @ergungenbeit
pergciien lmO ernltlib an ooS @erf
Der REORGANIZATION geben onmit iic
IN Der 3uflrnit beiier geriiitet lit"
Gum Sdllllie lugt Hartcr: o9lnGcs
libtS elmer 9tieOerloge, lpcIhe alien
peri0nlihen Gbrgei5 pcrniAten niiB-
te, penn id) i'm ie beieiieu bate, 56s
gerc i6 nid)t, 81 crflGren, 0oB mel
ner gInibt noh Die groBc, ms Jest
confrontircnoe, norolilbe 1SraAe Die
folgcn0c lit:
oSolcn oie 5rltItS lm0 Corpora.
tionen an Dem 9eiIteuern bon Wel0
sur 6ontrolirltng Der @obIcn Der
binoert luerOen2"
gIac Gienite, iueldc id) ser Ynrtei
in oieier ooer elmer onocren Hihtltng
leiIten fam, merbe i6 germ ucrrid)l
ten. Sd bite Inn Die Cooperation
oller Gelnofroten oeS Souoeo nl9
ncin Olitorbeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10
ErGliocutcu &ooicuclt

Die ipGtcIten @nblbcrid)tc luuten
inmler giinitigcr fir Die Republitu.
ncr HooicpeIt bat niht MIR ole oIs
5>pcifclboft bctrod)tcten Stontcu CT.
baltcn ionocrn ihcint aud ourh ci-
nen SicN in OtiiiOuri cine 9rcihc IN
0en biabcr .ioIiooriihcn Siiocn" &c.
riicn 81 buben. @cit &irginicn
mo MorDlono bubcn lih Der So
Tonne ser rcpublifoniiheu Stootcn
onqehlolien 1no uur in 5mGliSiio,
Itootcn crbieItcn Eorter ltno GopiS
Ooa GIertoroIpohtm. gtobitebenbe
Eobede 8ciat Die onn0bernoen Elu.
roIitGtCn iiir beioe 5idctS in Den per
lhie6encn Stooten:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

9t epublifoniide e luroli i,
tGten in 9tem Oorf.
9fem Oorf, 8. gtop. Roh
poait6noigen uno reoioirten @abl,
beri6ten betrdgt Gooieuelt's Ylilro.
litGt iIber Barter im Staate Seem.
Dort i74,69t un0 bieienige oes re.
publitaniihen 8ouperneurs Gan.
oioaten Siggins ii6er ieinen oemo,
frotiiden @egner Serrid 76,S22.
8elt 8irginien.
Eorfersb burG @..8o., 9.9to.
uenber. Iie 0enofroten oe6en
jest 81, oob 9fooieuelt cine BlilrolitGt
bon 10000 Stimmen ooer mebr i'm
Stoate bot. Gie &epublifoner er.
flGren, Die EluralitGt oiirite 10000
nno ooriiber betrogen. 1Siir i6r
Stoatstidet beunipruhen Die Iepu-
bIifoner cine Eluralit1t BON 10000
Stlmmen, inbeiien 9eben Die 9emo.
frdten nod nidt 5u, oob ibr @ouoers
neurs GonOioot Gornluell Qeihlus
gen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

,Sll 1872 mar ons Glettordlootltlll !:
Grant 292, @rceleD (umo onoere Ie.
mofraten) "A; Grants Blurolitot
2tS.
1Sn 1892 mar es: Glepelono 277,
Sorriion 145 @coper (Yop) 22;
Glepelono's YIrolitGt 132.
Ssn 1896 mar es; Wcainlep 271 ,
9rpon 176; NicainleD's Rlrrolitit
80.
0us nd6ite 9feprGiento IL
tenbaus.
Tie 92uhridten iiber oo5 grgeb.
niB, Der GouareBlpableu noren &C.
Itern nod unuoaitGnoig laiien jeoo6
erfennen, oab oas ndbIte 9feprGien.
tunten6uus cine 6etr16tli6 perItGrf
te republifaniibe Wtebrbeit baben
miro. 90 meit Die Wteloungen pors
lieQen, baben Die &epublifoner POP
GonoreBniitglieoer, Die 3emofroteil
nnr 1873 erpdblt. 8on Den 45 nod,
ousitebcnoen GiItriften lperoen 80
sur 3eit pon &epublifanern uno ole
iibri0en y Don Temofrnten pertre.
ten
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timure-S -Sbto.G .Giienl AIN.

$3.50 ban Baltimore nad 2uraH uno Snri6
tcinideblidb Gntrtt 8u Den 91bleD
am Sunntag, ben t3. GOUember Spes
5inI5ua perIdbt ben Wount 9tupnlsgnbHs
bof $50 2url;.. GGmoensSnbH6oi llbr
&ormiii1g5
$3.50 pBu Baltimore nadI Gum6criamb nno 5us
rid am SOnutag, ben 13. NDpember.
Ser Spe5n6ug perldbt ben Wiuunt
ouuIs9nbnbof $50 gornt., ganloeus
Q'dbnbof llbr Born.
Si.25 non Baltimore uatb Sarper's 5errb unb
Wlnrtinsbnrg nno bnrad am Spnntag,
ben f3. Nouember. Ser Spe3aSug
perldbt ben Wipunt @opal 9abnhof $50
gorm.. Gamoensgnbnbof llbr Born.
St7.00 oon Baltimore nadl ber g9eltausitenaHa
uuo 5nrhf an 10. unb %. goOenl.
Der. 5abriarten fno fir Die 9tnreife
auf Dem 3uge piiltg Der Baltimore BON
W7t. J}pbd 9nbnboie nm $40 gorm
bonn GNuoensgabnbofe nm ll9r Borm
berIdbt glufunit in ct. Qouis an niChi
iten Gage nm 1890 gia6mttags. SIR
5ebn l0ge aiiltig. (315)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10
GamfIngnnasta9 ErOflumatiOn.
Stnat Ninrblauo,
NrctntlUz : GcDurienieut.

81 Der Grdiocnt Der &erciuiQtcn Stuatcu
ourh cine Erolnmntun SJducrtGg, oCn bier
nno3pdn}iplten lag 0es Nooenlber. ais eineI
AnA oer 0dutlGGuHg nno oes Gebets ieitgeieBt
BAT uIo
on oue &Ot bon OiarbIuno erobe lrlu6e
ium S9uien bat iilr reicbe Srnte uno huB mir
BON Reitilcn5 OerihUnt bic0en uno nit 5rieoeu
uuo gSoblAeociben acleQnci Duroen,
oesbulb icbc idb @oui gGurfielo. SOunerneur
bon MdrOluno, fruft Der mir Qcicblib Ocrlicbe
nell gtutoriidt SumeriidN Dcu Uicruno5pnHjia-
'tcu Fdo Hiric5 Hppcmber. ais eineu aelCBlicheW
Seertag iet mo eupfebc Der Nepiferunp Die
les hriltlthen HcmcnUelens. oen Gag gcegne
ten rehpl0en glubGcbten 81 piomeu. ,inoem
Dem @eber nuer 9uieH Gub,G auriCbtiger Sanf
mo ejehete odrgebrucbt perocn ir Die Hildtebr
Der Sudten3eii unb @rnotcH, tiir Die 5llnabme
bes @runoes lllb 0as gSndien bon ,SrilDien AMI
nemlelben. mo tlr ale aloeren Segnlln9en lei
ner 9ndbinen Sorebung. Die oieier Nation mo
hcr SeOoliernna ~ lbeil mItroeu, ilto ibu nm
Sortnnncr lcinGr liebcpollen Site iiir uls Al
bitten, ounIit infer euno fir ieinen slltihmune
tno unier sSobIerGeben i'm preiien m6le."
6r---@ llriunolih Ncifen babe i'd
Tas niene llnieribrift mo oas
1rpFiicgc! GroBiieGcl bes Staatee WarOs
bon lnno bii3ugefigt aefdeben i'm
wParDlnno. &upiuI in Der Staot Innus
S-------D nults am g. Jdae oes giopcn,
Der i'm Sabre 0eS Oerrn 1904
@omiu @ariielo.
9tui 9cicbI Seiner @rceaen3
Gsiunio Sinbnnu,
(3l6D Stuntss Sefreidr.
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Heeiep<lt's Siee*
Nepublitani16e 6O6flutb I'M 6teigen,
Ginr 8rtfbr int foltHarifdrn 5iiArn,

Rior Morpolo ro g9ctGamicn aoIomc rcmbfonbcr
Stoocn 0roBc rembtoibe @apiunir i'm Gon9rci - @obn-
Hr REORGANIZATION ocmotrotihen %ortci Gin Sdrccn
Barriers an ole Gcnlotrutic Scr Notol Mud Nnon lGb c
b6ren Cine GollotionS 0cpede SoiS GSlbcm an
ErGii0cHtcn Hooicuct
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Gas Glcftoruluotum.

9iohItebcnbe GobcIIc 5eiat, pie ouS
Glettoroluptm 5lUildeu Hooiepelt
mo Barter pertbciIt it, lmO juQIcidD,
lueIhe Staten in 1900 iiir WtcaimIcu
oNer iiir Nrnnn itimm.en:
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| Tas
! @rpRiicgeI
| bon
| WarDlnno.

9lui 9cicbI Sener @rceaenl
Ssluulo Silnbnlau,
t3l5D Stuutss Sefreidr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

f0nne man sic SiIberirage niht iiw
Die icbige gtieoerlagc perantluortli0
MAIDEN; alldb ni0t 0en 8onpf acgCn
ole GrtItS, ocnn Die IrllitS ieicn Dies,
nal ni6t 10 beftiu aHgegriffen NOR
ocn lpie Dor bier Sobren; oll6 Der
SSnlpcrialiSmuS fonnc 6cnllntld)nln9
nid)t oIIciu bcluertItelligt bobcn, lm0
fcrner t0nnc man oo8 Reiultot uid)t
oils eincn pcri0nli6en Sieg fir ocn
Yroliocntcu boltcn, obgleid) oehcH
Ynlitif @egenitauo ser &ritif gene.
len luur, Die llrinC6e ici einiad], boB
li6 Die oemofrotiibe Bortci nibt
lclbit trCll gebliCben ici lmo iidb Dor
ocn plutotrottidcu Clement geoudt
babe, Son Oicicu Clement babe iic
9tiht5 81 cnuartcu, un0 je cher lie
iid bon 0cnl Siebduaeln nit bcm or,
Guniiirtcn unO rdubcriibcu Hcicbtbrm
loHogc, 0clic beiicr peroe cS fir iic
icin Vie 0emotrntic miiiic Ii6,
lucm lie ienlolS luicoer ouf Sica
bofic, uollitGnoig olf Seitcn oco Gin.
iodclL lhlidten &oltc5 ltcucu.
sic miiiie fortinbrcn, ge9en cine
groBe 9Irncc lmo cine groBe ,ylottc
}ll protCitircn llnobb6ngi9feit fiir Oil
6Ilipino@ 5ll forocrtL ouf 9fcpiiiou oe3
SoriIa lm0 Der GinfiiGrlng elmer
GIntonnlcnitclrcr 81 beItcben, unO Dor
9IIIem Die Srlita mo Monopolc 5u
bcfdmpfcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10

| tohell ld)libten SoltcS ltcllcu
sic miiiie fortfnbrclr, gegcn cine
groBc 9Irmcc mo cine groBe SSlottc
ill protCItircn, llnnbb6nai9feit filr oit
6IIipinoH 5u iorocrn, ollf Hepiiion oe5
SoriIa lmo Der Ginfiibrlmg elmer
GIntonmcnlteucr 81 beltcben, mo Dor
HIIlcm Die Sruit2 lmo Wonopole 5u
bcfdmpfcu.
20 tiionrt fiir &ooiepeGt,
ct, 2out8, 8. Ioucm6er. -
BGbreno ooS oemotrotiihe Stuats.
Gidet ermGbIt lit, idcintMiiiorri ieiu
@leftoraIpotllm fir &ooiepelt ab0c.
gebeh 81 6oben. Die 0enofraten
uoIIeu es nod nid)t 5ugcben, allciu
oFoit-OiSpot6," eiu unabbGngig 0c.
nlofrotiidbe$ 9latt, ingt ip1t beute
9(ben0.
n@6breno sic @eri6te aus MiI.
! louri nod nibt polllt0noig gcml9
| limo, nm cine poiitipe g(ngabe 81
beredtigen miro Oenno1 1aeutboI.
ben elm 10 GROCER llmi6mlng at
@ltnIten &ooieuelt'S genleloet, ooB
toum eiu 8ueiiel mebr ii6rig bleibt,
6oB er eiue RllIralit1t IN MtIlouri
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tcS. 9utler.GolntD, I'M SiioiueIten,
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nit 400 Stinmen Wtoiorit6t. Die
rcpublifaniide 6lutbpeqe bat iiber
Den gan5en Stoot peggefegt. SSm
Safe Ole SegiSlotur rcpublifauild
lit, 10 niir0e Dies oie @rmGblmg ei.
neS repltblifaniiden 9lnoeSlenotors
ols gtodiol0cr GodreI's beOeuten.
SSn Der Stuot ct. SouiS muroen
55.056 Stimmen fiir Hooiepelt um0
$3.50 fir &orfer nbgegeben, cine
Yliwolit0t bon 20SG Stimmen fir
9oolepelt.
@ouoerneur @arbtn &c.
hlagen.
Tropi0cnce, 81. s., 8. Wop.
- Der oenofratiihe @ouperneir 8.
&. 6. @orpin BON Hbooe SSlono lit
nidt mie6er ertp6blt noroen. gr
liegte in ollen St1bten oes Stootes,
allein Die 2ouooiltrifte gingen gegen
ibn 0looiebelt'S GhlroltGt in
&booe SsGono betrGgt ettua 10000
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(Nep.) iin6 oni'S gteue eriuGblt.
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| YltrnlitGt 1910.
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tat HooiepeIt's in Wtinneiota alli
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-10
Yin bic 9empfratie Der Wation.

Sin GrlaB Earfer's. - 8riinoli6e
Reorganization Der Gortei notb-
wenoig. - Die Belt miro fonl.
men, in nelher oos 0olf S6iilie
bel Der Gemofratie iu6t.
aingiton, N.sD, 8. Ropbr -
9Iidter Yarffr per0ifentIidt beute
9lbenO ein oon Die 9enofrotic oer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20
seo.ooo FOR HELEN POTTS.
Settles Her Claims Against Gilman
Estate for That Amount.

New York, Jan. 19.-Helen Potts ia >
settled for $4,000 her claim against t'ie
large estate OF the late George Francs
Gilman, at whose hone at bi''. IA
Rock, Conn. she was visiting Wheii nc
died. March 8, 1861. She brought wv
suits to recover the entire estate, 'n@
value of which she put at Sl,'oo'Vo''
She based her claim for the estate VII
an alleged agreement OF Gilman I"
adopt her as a daughter, ana give hcl
his estate provided she acted to""iu
him rs daughter until his uea''i' l
was not disclosed whether the agree
ment was an oral or written one 'r
whether Gilman had adopted hef It,
galiy or otherwise
Gilman was a tea merchant anu uiu
husiness under the name of the Attain
tic Tea Co. and the Great American
Tea Co. He had about 200 stores IN ~
sta es.
Helen Potts was san Francesca
girl. She married man named Peters,
was divorced and then went on the
stage under the name of Helen STAN
dish She married Il second time and
two years ago also got Il divorce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20
MUTUAL ASSAULT
Charged After Kid Carter Had
Knocked Out ice Ckoynski.

Boston, Jan. 19.-Kid Garter repeat
ed his feat of two years ago by knock
ing out Joe Choynski of Chicago. in the
first round of what was scheduled 10
be n 15-round battle before the Cri-
terion Club. tonight. The blow was SO
low, however. that ii was openly
claimed after the referee had counted
Choynslli out and given his decision
that n foul had been committed.
ChoynSki was out three or four min
utes apparently in great distress. Tire
men had been fighting about two min
utes, during which Choynski had APP
parently the better of the battle.
The two men met. March "a, 1902, in
Chicago and that fight resulted as did
the one. tonight. in a victory for Carter
III the first round.
Later in the evening. Garter and Choyn-
ski were arrested charged with mutual
assault Fight other men. including sec
ontis and referee and the manager of the
club. were also arrested on the charge
OF aiding and abcttiGg Il prize fSht. All
Lie arrested men were bailed out III the
nrich5oring hotel becoming their bonds
man
The complainant was Captain OLaior
and he was assisted by Chief Inspector
Watts and n squad Of police detectives:
The arrested men will be arraiSiled, to-
morrow.
A few weeks ago. the managers of tn"
Criterion Club were arrested on a similar
charge but after q hearing in the munic-
ipal court they were discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-20
FOOLISH OPPOSITION
BY Democrats When They All Want
Canal Treaty to Pass.

Washington. Jan. ia conference of
the Democratic senators to discuss the
Panama situation WAS held. today at the
committee room of Senator German
Nearly every senator spoke and it was
the unanimous opinion that the Repubii-
can senators are in possession of facts
which have been withheld from the Dem
ocrats. Despite this feeling it was agreed
there is no way the canal treaty can be
defeated in the Senate 1t was adrlitted
that Il number of Democrats must vote
Tor ratification of the convention. as their
geographical position and the consequent
commercial condition demand it. The ac-
ton of the Republican members Of the
Senate foreign relations committee in
adopting the Lodge resolution to reply the
treaty without delay was commented on
and several Democrats, notably Senators
Morgan. Daniel, Bailey and Pettus, pre-
d:cted that if goaded by Republican pre-
cipitancy the Democrats might Yet be-
come unit in voting for rejection of the
convention. Other senator's agreed that
this was impossible. and after the meet
ing admitted that it is palmer than ever
that the treaty will be ratified.
Just before the close of the conference
q motion was adopted authorizing Senator
German to appoint a committee of three
of which he is to be one to draft n com
posite resolution Of inquiry which will
have the unanimous support of TIE DEM
ocratas. This committee was instructed