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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
@abrideinlid nidt Der 8cdJte.

8erboitut9 zines Monne5, mel6en
man fir oen lunge geiuhten Moi.
ienmoroer Gas. q. 2unbam bGIt.
Bb0ntr. Nri5. 4. September.-
Capt. Npnnin9 pm Den Nri3ona.
Ranfer8 bat an Der merituniihcn
@ren5e einen 0touu oerboitet, oen er
fir ben Sabre lang geiuftcn W}6r'
ser Saue8 IS. 0unbom bon Galiior,
MEN bGlt. Seiner Melorng an ocn
@oupernelir 81 6oIge lit Der 2lrrc.
Itort geItGnoig, onS Gr Ser felt obt
Sabren berfolgte W0roer lit, orf 0ci
len Grgrcifiln9 9eIobnungen i'm @c.
iommtbetroge bon $1,000 mt8geiebt
lino.
9unbom, Ser friiber cine Srltdt.
6orm bel Gan Sole, GoI., beiuB, En-
moroete I'M 0toi 1896 feline 6rou unN
icin &ino, feline S6miegereltern, Ell
men 6ornfneft uno einenG onltobIer.
Gr bate nit Den S6niegereItern IN
llnIrteocn gelcbt, mo uo6 einem
betttgen @ortitreit begaun err in finn
loler @utb bo8 entietIihe Woromert.
@orollt ilit6tcte er iih in ole 9erge
llno ole &erfolgunG blieb Sabre Lang
ertoIglo8, Sic Rodlforidungen tpllr.
Den ieoot nientolS ciuQeItcQt 3llnlol
DE oirS8eiebte @cIobmmg bon ,3cit
SIT Belt erbobt murNc.
San Sole Sol, 4. Septcmber.
Sderiff 2on9foro gloubt nift.
ooB Scr in Nri5ouo Ocrboitcte Wonn
Ser geiilfte M6rocr Q,nbom 1T.
oenn Ole 9eidreibpng oc3 Nrrclton
ten Itinlnt nift. Ger @ciouocnc
miro ais ctn bIonocr Wonn bon ,
Sub 9 3oa @roBe beIfricbcu nah
reno Qltnbom cher ouilfler Soar bot
l1o I'M 21a 3ou qroBer lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Senrp S6neioer eeitorben.
9efonnter Gigarren . 5obrifant uno

9efonnter Gigarren > 5obrifant uno
@rGiioent oes oSeiieu . Darn.
itGoter g @erein8." erliegt benz
Nerpeniieber. - Sein &ebens'
Ioltf.
Gin Munn bon e6tem 0eutiden
Shrot uno &orr, ser ii6 in allen
&rciicn 9ultimore'S eiueu groBen
6reumocSfrei8, dber pobl feinel
6eino gcihoiien muroe geiternItor'
gen i'm n9burb Some II. Sltfirma'
rp" an Noro . 8roaorpup pom grtnt4
men Sd)nitter SOB credit, ult0 sic
@otihoft bon ieinem Gooc perbrei-
tcte iid I6neQ IN Ser gou5en Stoot,
@r. Sdneioer nor ihou lett einigeu
Wfouotcn Ieioeno, ooh bate er liN
bereitS Dor etlpu bier @odcn tbcils
meiie erbolt, oils Elm Riidi6log icu.
trot u10 iif iein 3uitono 10 Der.
i6limnerte, boB er III obigeS @oipi.
tai geidofft peroen mlBte.
@r. Sdncioer lpar on1 ii. 0toj
1853 in @oubern, aurbciien, Gebo.
rem mo tom ol8 8nu6e i'm Nltcr
BON 16 Subren mad Inlerita. Sier
erlernte er ooS Gigurrenmader.
Sanolpert unO bcgomt Dor etluo let5
Sobren fem eigeneS 8ei60ft in ict.
ner @obnltng an Der SiiomeltsGde
Der Canton . &oeultc mo 3urbom'
StruBe. GtetS cnergiif uno reeII
in alien ieiuen @ei6oft8tran8ottio-
men, erparb iid &r. S6neioer balO
cine beoeutenoe 8rnoIdnit uno Iein
8ei6Gft nllr0e Elm bliiDenoeS. 81
mar neltn Sabre lang SrGiioent oe8
.SeIIcn 0urmitQoter . 8ereinS,"
Ben er nit llmiid)t leitete uno bon
Oeiien Mitglicocrn fem 800 tief be-
trollert miro. Scrner mar er Nit.
olico Ser yStcltbcn 2oQc, &. oi8.,"
Ser oWfa0iion . So0c 5, >. .. g."
9rGiioent oeS 9lbbott 8ull- uno 2ei6.
@ereinS, Gircftor 0c8 oOriole . 8ou.
@ereinS," &icc . 8rGiioent Ser nHit'
ter Ser 6rcibcit" unO MitaIieo ocS
,&urbelien . 8ercin8," %ng(rbeiter'
MdmerhorS," o9opcrn . QfGnncrs
doris" 0Gidcnfron5" mo o@ocl.
ipeiB." Seine Satin Gina, @cs
Der, 9in9 linn Dor feds Sobren I'M
Sooe porouS, uno er biuterI0Bt tllr
cine 8ebn Sabre olte 1oftcr, ioruie
ieine Sdmie9ercItcrn &rlt. Ii. 6ron
Sobn IS. 6Grber. 0tc Belt ieiner9e'
cr6i9lng lit nod nidt ielt8eieet,
Sronf@. 8irninq.
Sm Sitter bon 40 Sobren itarb &C.
itern Morqcn in ieiner 9ebouiuug
9lr. 735, SIT = 8reitonItroBe, Sr.
2rouf Is. Shining, elm befomnter
hcuti6er Contractor, Gr binterlGBt
icinc @attill mo mebrere &itoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

@ai6ington. Inter Ser 6etrddtliden
3abl BON iltrgen 2euten, Die in Ba-
mama beid6ftigt iin0, lit fnum Elm
etu3tger 6au BON ernItlider Grfron-
flung Oorgefommeu, Ddbreno Ser
Qurdidnitts, 4ro3entiaB BON aranf-
belt inter Der groBen Rniie bon PR
beitern Die BET Dem GuIebro.0 ur6-
it'd beihdfti8t iino, nidt GROCER lit,
oils bel G6nliheu @roorbeiten in oen
&ereiniqten Stooten. Seit me6r ais
einem Dtonot lit fem @elbfieberfoQ
oorgefommen uno W}oluriafieber lit
niht 10 bduiig, oIS in oerihieoeuqu
IQcilen Ser &ereinigten Stoaten. no
betr06tIihe9ooe mmgrobun9e ltatt.
fiuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Nid)t nadl Banana!

Der omerifoniidc 8cIonotc Bar.
rett mornt Northumberland Nmc'
rifoner.
@aibington, 3. g., 4. Sept,
- Der uneritaniide @elanotc Bar
rett IN Banana bat in cinelu lallge'
rem 8erid)t an Oo8 Stoat9 Qcparte'
ment iibcr 6ie ietigcn uno 5ltilntti'
gen 8erbGltniile ultf Dem Fdnarlo'
SItbmts IN ibrer 9ecinfIu'lung o1lrd)
Die Standardization uu5iilbrllde AltSo
flnft gegeben. Der 3ped Ut, ourh
por5eitige Murnlula abentclerlllItige
g(merifuncr Dor liderer @nttdlt-
idnlna 5l beDabrcn. Nieulano, Der
cine Stellc oI4 Stenograpb, OtaIdi.
nenifrciber, ,Nlgcnieltr, 8ormum
ooer cine GbnIide 8ei6Gitigung
iud,t, ioQtc mad Dem SitbmuS font.
men, lucrur er niHt &orfebrungen fir
cine GniteIlnnq %getrofien bat ODER
qcniigcuoe @eIOmittel fir ieine Hiid.
relic upn Banana mad ben 8creintg-
ten Staaten belibt. Mrbeitiudenoe
0ieier &laile fontmen iebt nod ga.
mama Ii. Colon in groBerer 3abl ais
SteQcn porbanoan into. Die Soften
ser &ebensbaltung iino bort iebr
bod uno in ben letten iefS Monoten
nm nabe5u 300 Yro5ent geItiegerl.
@roB lit Der Mangel all biaigen uno
.geiuroen 2ogirrdumen uno &oIt.
bousgelegenbeiten.
gu6 8eihdftsleute loQen Ser
8onalSone fernbleiben, oo Die biSbe.
rigen 8eiddfte nod fir lGngere Belt
Gusreid)eno Iein meroeuL uno in 6ol.
&c oes 81 eriuartenoen .9ubmS" Die
Wietben iurhtbor geiteigert moroen
limo. anoererieitS tbut ober @e.
lanoter Barrett oar, oaB sic @eiab.
ren oes Hannmoer alimas in gang
tborihter 8eiie iibertrieben poroet
iino, baB Die 5emperotiir BORT ielten
bober iei ais in gsetp-Dort ooer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
StcIlt iidJ Der 8eb1r6c.
2ufti6iffcr Stafford, lpcI6er Sen sc.
liebten ieiner 6rou t6otetc, febrt
freimiuig no6 Bottom 5uriid.

g. It on 4, S%cptcmbcr. - gu.
gene 8. Stafford, Elm 2ilftidiffer, ser
i'm 6ebrtor 8. s., nab @%rnoroung
oeS @eIiebten fcirer iungen 5rolt,
fIiiftig fpltroe, lit iest freiipiGiq 3lt.
riidgefe1rt uno bat lif oen @eb0r6cn
geIteat. ST iogte, ole Sebni1ft mad
Ieinem &inoc, chem 6.iGbrigen <o,
ben, babe i'm nnf Ser Staot 5uriid.
ge6roft. Na6 ieiner SIltdt bon bier
bate er iid) Idngere 3eit in @iIning,
ton, Gel, oitf9eboltcn uno BORT oIS
Gbiropooiit iciuen 2ebenSiinterboIt
oeroient.
Stafford bottc in ieinem friiberen
9erufe oI3 Ieronott cinen iungen
Wanr, NumenS Wopror g. SruI'eQ,
oIs @ebiiIfen, Der init ser biibiden
Satin ieines N~rbeitge6erS cine beinl,
Iide 2iebidoft o%nfniipfte. g(m II.
Sebritor iiberroIhte Ser betroqenc
Gbemonn oaS 2iebe8poor in iciner
@obnlng on Der Springfielo'S troBe
inter 8erbGltniiien, Die feincu 3lpei.
fel an Der ShuIo oes 8ooreS 3ltlic.
Ben. Sn roienoer @,ttb 500 ser Gle,
mann cinen Neuolner ltto idoB oen
Sd6rtber feiuer 8omiliencbrc oilf Der
Steue foot. 0oroltf iuonote cr iid
gegen Die trelrloie @ottin ruto %fellerte
mebrere Sdiii'e oiif iie ub, Die icoo6
bas 3iel p~erfcblten. Gr oerIieb Damn
Die 9ebauiung mo iporo niht mebr
9eicben. Stafford miro iih iduloig
befennen uuo refnet irtter oen lint
ItGnoen oilf Die Niloe ocS Strofrid).
terS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

"** Sr. 1bomas s. Iobe fiinoi9t
on onocrer Steue oes o0euti6eu
Gorreiponoeuten" an, oaB er Die
friibere WoBberger'i6e SuQe nit
Der angren5enoen @irtbidoft iiber.
nommen bat unb anl Wittrpod,,
Den Z. september. cine grobe Croft.
nuresfeier NIT Souper uri6 5onS
peranltalten mirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Sin gcfGbrlihcS 8ei6.

GrifteBt etucn &oli5Hten In0 Der.
illdt, ibren @otten 3u tooteu. -
Dot 5ebn 4oli5iiten mG6reno eli.
ner fiiniitiinoigen gelogeruug
Grob.
9 it H. MaiI,, a. Sept.-6ral
Wtinnie Otc&en5te modte beute in ei.
mem pl0Bli6en @obniinnsonioQe Ell.
nen @eriufL ibren 9atten in ibrer
8obmlng an Der Saloon . StroBe in
OIt.9oiton 5u t0oten. Sp1ter brafte
Tie Dem Boli5iIten gllfreo 0t. Shtroi.
pant cine to6tli6e S6uBiuln0e bel
un6 perborrifaoirte ii6 Damn int Dor.
oercn 8ilnmer ibrer 1enementluob.
mlng, no tie cine 9eIogerlmg our6
5ebn Boli5iiten iiber flint Stumoen
lang %ou8bielt. Sic fpltr0e i6licBlih
0urh Inpenollng bon y8ermici0e,"
lUelde5 orrd) 2o6er in Der peridloI.
lcnen Ibiirc ms 3immer geipritt
twnroe, bctGllbt uno oingfeit gemadt.
sic mar nit 5tuet ihmeren Heools
bern belpoiinet uno bate cine groBe
GltontitGt Dtunition i'm 3imuer.
%obrclo Ser 9elogeritng %felterte tie
ilber 30 S6itiie ob mo biele &1gelu
tlbren IN geiGbrli6er 9tGbe zines
ans etlUa 5000 Weui6eu ~belte6enoen
9oltfen5 9tcllgieriger, meIder iid Dor
Dem 9oltle OerIammelt bate.
8rau 0lc&en5ie lit 81 Sabre aft
llno tart geboitt. 9alo uad benz
OtittageIien beute lpur6e Tie to6iiidl.
tig, bolte eiuen Reoolper un0 ga6
tpieoerboIt 6euer ouf ibren Monn,
obne i'm ieoo6 81 t%reffen. Gr
madlte Der Eoli3ei 9ln5eige, morauf
bier 8oli5iiten in Oas SollS geIhidt
iuitroen, I'M Die 6rou 5u perbaiten.
9(I8 Die FOli5ei anlongte, fon6 iie, oaB
Die 6rau iid III ooS ooroere 3immer
begeben unO Die Gbiire ourd cine
oaoorgeitelIte 4ommooe oerbarrifa.
Dirt bate. Die Boli5iiten i6oben ole
Gbiire tbeiIpeiie often, morouf Die
6rait bier Sfiiiic abgob ulo Stltroi-
pant ourh 6rei 9itgeIn nieoerItredte.
Der @erpunoete itorb bellte 9tbeno
I'M 3oipitaI.
@iner Der bon Dem Neib a6gcfe1t.
erten S6itIie trnf audi Den 8olijiiten
Sobn 9urfe, Oerleste i'm ieoodl mir
leid)t. @abre1o Der 9eIagerltng rib
Ole 6rou mebrere YtaIe Elm 6eniter
aui unO %ielIerte oif Die 3ui6aiter.
Solpeit man meiB, murOe teiner Der
lelben gctroiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

9oicbulL 9ie 9altinorer
ipieltcn geitern 3mei Spiele in Gro,
pioence mo tbeilten iit nit benz
oortiqen Glu6 III Die gbren oes Ia.
qes; lie %gerponnen Elm spiel unb Der.
loren oaS 5meite. Seute finoen oui
Sen bieiiaen Spielplose stuei Spielc
itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06

Ro33tu, - sic Eoli5iIten Ger
merSbouien ulO @eber bonn lpeitli'
den 9iItritt perboiteten geItern
abeno 1srou Nina Quinn, an Norb'
IoaosItroBc pobnbaft oils oieieIbc
nit orei 6Iaihcn Bier aus oer8irtG.
Id,aft Oes Srn. Gbos. 6ugntann, 9tr.
1926, SoriorO apenue, fam. 6lg.
mann puroc ipGter perbaftet uno in
ser norb6itIiAen Golieiitotion fir
Elm bellte itutt5ubnbenoeS @erb0r
i%eitaehaItcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
@remii6te tclearaphiide 9cpeidIcn.


Die 1%8.idbrige 9lice @otbum
III Ntem BEDFORD, Waii, lpelhe am
%. 2lu8uIt ibrcn @ater cri6oiIen bat,
lit i'm Oortigen 0iitrift8gerihte frei.
geiprofcn moroen. IS milroe nadI.
genieien DAB bic 2lngefIngte glaitbte,
Die @nfie iei niht iharf gcIooen,
un6 DAB iie ben ShltB aus Dem
@ruuoe dbiellerte, Inn ibren Batter,
Ser StanOaI in Der 6amilie gelnadbt
bate, 81 ihreden. Der @dbriprudJ
Iolitete auf ngereftiertigten Goot-
iflag."
Cine bel Yromontorp, lltob,
olf Dem 9obnbett gefumoene 2eid)e
lit ais Die oeS gale tiloenten aler.
@oponiau ioentifi5irt ino Der nG6Ite
Nnperman6te oeilelben, Ropriel Der.
sion III Neluarf, RS, benafridtiet
lporoen.
Sn Charlton, N..G., lit Strait
George Bnder it einem 8eb0lS nit
orrd)lhnittener 8eble ais 2eihe ge.
tlnoen uoroen. Dan bat einen Ne.
ger ais DER 3bdteriduit peroGdtia
oerboftet il1o bat nod eiren onoeren
Neger in Beroad]t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Sam gnGoiq 6obon.

&oli5eiri6ter 2ooen Itrafte in ser
tueitIihen BoIi3qtitotion oen Neaer
6reOerid Smitb pegen groben I'm.
tugs nm $25 mo Soften. 3rm gro.
Ben 9eoouern oes @oIi5eiridterS
mar 0ieies Die b0dite Strofe, tpeIhe
er iiber ben Ne9er, ser ii6 an Ser
Observation-Disclosures ouf oiebii6c
@eiie benabm %perbdngen tonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-06
Tauo Gin @rab in Den 8ellrn.

Der 10 Sabre olte 8oltcr Burns,
Sobn oeS Yoli5iiten ". 81.
@uru8, inn Meit.Hiper ertrulten.
Giner Selepbon : 9otidnft an 0ua
bieiige Yoli5ei q 0eportemcnt ST
5olgc ertronf seItern Der 10 Sabre
olte @oIter Burns, Sobn bonn Eoli'
5iitcn 8m. u. Burns bonn iiI0Iidct
0iItrift, oeIien Mobnung iih III
Or. PIP, Sit-24. StroBc, beiinoct,
int Meit : Hiper III Inne ArunOeIr
GountD bei'm 8a0e1. Ser Geld.
NAM ioate geItern glbeno oui Dem
Camper nGmmo GILES" mad 9alti-
more gebroht meroen, ood ergoben
9tod)fori6ungen, boB fem 2eidnam
nit Dem 8ompfer bier e%introi. IS
luor Elm ei9entbiinlideS 3uiammer.
treffen, 0oB 9eitern Der 8oter oc8
ertriinfclen &naben auf Dem Can't
pier emma Giles" cine Nuu1ofobrt
Die 9oi binniter madte. Nl8 er all
Der 2iqbtltrobe lonoete, lpuroe Inn
oaielbit Die Siobsboti6oft iibermit.
felt, uno Der i6per9epriifte Munn
be9o6 lid io9lei6 alt 8oro oes3om.
piers 5urild, nm mad Dem 2eidnom
IeineS Sobncs 81 iuden. @r fono
icOof feinen &ei6nom all 9orb.
40" Der @eioneperein ,Grion"
beronitoItet ont II. September cine
Der 10 beliebt eeporoenen erfltriio.
men naf Pen.Wtar, uto miro es olli
oerlelben ni6t nur beutide @emiitb.
lihfeit, lonoern audi Grfriitungen in
!Siiae rno Siiue eeben, ipos I'M 10
angenebmer lit, 90 iett in Baltimore
Elm a%nltonoi9er Weni6 Sonntogs fat
oerourIten fam. Der ,@rion," Der
ollrd ielne 8elongstii6tigfeit 10 be.
riibmte 8erei1, miro aus lcinem rel.
den Sieoeridab ourd 8ortrGge ole
6abrt nno Den 9tuientboIt in Sen.
Wor peridonern. Die 9ilette foiten
mr. 81 fir Grpa6Iene nn6 fir Sir.
Der bon 5 bis IL Sobren Die SGIfte.
9ilete iino bel ben foIgenoen 60.
mites itglieoern 81 baben: 5. IS.
SefTert, ger. 215, @eIt.S orotogaitr,;
Geo. Sitting, Scr. 6t3, Sit.5auetteitr.;
S. 9loder, Stanb 0r. 10, GroBitr.'
Marft; s. Setting, Seot6. un0 GIarf'
ionitr.; Gb. 8obrer, Ger. 1862, Clifton
itraBe, uno q. Sperr, Ir. 1886, Sar.
ioro'aOenle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-03
HAVE
ALL CLOSED UP

Every gambling place in Honolulu is
now said to be closed up. At the time
Admiral Evans fleet visited here quite
a number of white men formed a hui
to open crap games for the enter
tainment of the sailors of the fleet ana
incidentally for their own profit They
are reported to have made rich mar
vest. Ir ths ee1eral excitement during
the time that the fleet was in port
these men were able to conduct their
onarations without interference ard
when the fleet sailed away they hated
IN give ,1p their graft. So rooms were
arranged for in various parts of town.
For a month they have been doing d
big business.
The police were gathering mass OF
information. Raids were threatened
and although the games We're pretty
we'll guarded their location was becom-
ing a matter of common knowledge
The tip went out from the Police sta
ton Yesterday to run the gamblers IN
hut the latter gentry had closed up II
is likely that they will now remain
closed.
1t is also stated that following the
numerous raids on Chinese gambling
houses during the past two weeks eF-
cry Chinese house has been closed.
IN raking over the places last night
ne police found one place which was
-ar1ted to be the scene of nightly
crap shooting in Nuuanu street
aid was made and nearly twenty ma
ives were found in the room But the
7oIica had been too quick. The natives
had not commenced their game yet
The whole batch was taken to the
poI;ca STATION but the men were dis
missed after being Icctured by Deputy
sheriff ChfIlfngwerth1 as not sufficient
.-,idance had been secured to warrant
Iayine a charge against them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-03
BLIND JOE"
HAUPU IS DEAD

Blind Joe" is dead.
He was a character in his way for
years in Honolulu. Although but a
young man he was totally blind. He
freduented all of the principal streets
and about midday could be found seat
ed on a door step near some restaurant
and In this way would meet passers-by
who occasionally assisted him. He had
many friends.
Joe's real name was Kakaio Haupu.
He was thirty-seven years old. He
had been blind for long time. About
seven years ago, according TO one of
his friends, Joe trained an old brown
dog to lead him around. This dog
learned the location of business houses
and of people who We're friendly TO his
master. Daily he would take Joe along
the streets and into these business
nIaceg and the harvest which resulted
pave Joe and his dog quite a COM
Portable living For a number of years
.ba dog did his duty excellently. Then
old age came upon him and one day ne
died. This entirely upset Joe's future
Ee could no longer go to all or ms
friends each day. He was obliged TO
find his way to some spot where ne
could sit and wait for them to come
along and speak
A combination Of diseases incIuaiils
oons,1r7ption it IS said, attacked MN
Fo- over month ne has been bedriddeIi
and only last Wednesday friend TOOK
him to the Hospital for Ineuraoie az
Kafrnuki. He died there at one ciocH
Yesterday and his remains were takeI 1HII
/ - +ba Townsend Undertaking Parlors
| fron which place ne viii be buried 'i'is -
/ AFTERNOON. The internent VIE o
? Kawaiahao cemetery
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-02-03
Could Not Attend Opening of Par
lament and Was Represented
by Another.
More Alarm at Panama.--African Tribesmen,
Raise Siege---Large Fire in knoxville.
How Whitney Died---Texas Failure.
ASSOCIATED PRESS oAB1EaRAms)

3-The Prime Minister did not appear at the
opening of Parliament owing He suffering from at
tack of pleursy Parliamentary functions Austin Chamber
of the Excheque acted place 1t believed that
though the Irish members who hoid
the balance of power yet determined their
LONDON England Feb. 2-Parlament was opened today
by King usual imposing The halls
were crowded being felt the King attitude to-
ward the conditions in the Far East
King speech from the throne promised to aid IN the
promotion of peace in the Orient
ANOTHER PANAMA SCARE
PANAMA st reported here that Colombian troops
and San fighting territory of Panama
FORMER PREMIER DEAD.
LAUNcEsToN, Tas, Feb. 3Braddocl, former premier OF
Tasmania S dead.
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of half dollars Two hrernen were killed
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Reported to Have Come by Train and Trolley
and Gone to Kakaako---Gven Away
by Boys to Police.

The many vile dens of Kakaako were
secured from top to bottom last night
hv the police in search for Pedro, the
desperate Porto Rican convict, who had
been seen in town.
Last evening two Porto Rican boys
were standing on the railway station
corner of King street. Pedro jumped
off an electric car, coming from Kalihi.
He saw the boys and gave them each
a quarter telling them that they were
to say they had not seen him. Then he
got into a cab and was driven away.
one boy ran to the Police Station and
told the story. The other ran to
rolicarcan on the beat and told the
same story. According to the boys Pc
dro drove away in hack No. 269. The
driver of this cab was looked up and
he admitted that he had hauled Porto
Rican answering Pedro's description
and that he took him to Fischer's place
| in Kakaako. Pedro was dressed in a
new suit and showed $45.
About the same time the police learn
| ed from some one at Waipahu that
Pedro had entered the railway station
there, had purchased a ticket and took
a train for town. It is supposed that
he got off the cars near Moanalua and
then walked until he reached the ter
| minus of the Kalihi electric car line'
and by car journeyed to the corner
! where he met the two Porto Rican
| boys.
| At Fischer's lodging house in Kaka-
ako the proprietor stated that he saw
Pedro run through his yard and that
other Porto Ricans We're negotiating
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with him to have him hide the man
for the night He said that they had
promised MIN fifty dollars. BY tonight
he told Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth
he would have Pedro in the tolls, would
have thus secured the police reward and
also the fifty dollars that Pedro's
friends would put up.
Back of the whole incident lies an in
teresting story. F'ischer's lodging house
is the hanging out place of a big batch
of Porto Ricans. 1t is an old ram
shackle structure containing many
small rooms. It is reached from Queen
street easily but the rear entrance is
through a long tortuous lane leading IN
from Richards street. At one time Pc
dro lived there. It was claimed that his
robberies had netted him large sum
of money and that he had this hidden
about the place and that he also had
slowed away there diamond pin that
was valued at from fifteen hundred to
two thousand dollars. His arrest and
conviction of the General Miles rob-
berry had prevented him from disposing
of the gem. 1t was claimed that the
latter was still hidden about the pre-n-
ises. This story was noised all about
among the Porto Rican colony in Ka-
kaako. Envious eyes We're cast at Pc
dro but the other Porto Ricans feared
that their lives would be taken if they
disturbed his wealth Even then he
had a tough reputation among
toughs," and such a reputation is
pretty fierce one.
! But when Pedro was sent to prison
conditions changed. With him safe be-
hind the bars every Porto Rfcan in ka-