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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
gus bem Snnern N~arDlanb's nnS
ben angren5cnben Stautsn.
Cine treuG &cicrin 0cS
. den 9orreipons
benton" y 0 d) bctogt

0enten" y 0 d) betogt
qeitor6em
Sn Norfolf, So, lit 6rnu 6rieoe.
ride &Siersborii, cine lo~ngiGbrige Sc
icrin oes .0cltihen Gorreiponoen.
ten" in oerg9obnuna ibres Shmic.
%gcriobneS, oeS @rn. Gba9. u. Gam.
renee an Der Weitoper Nuenlle, i'm
NIltcr bon so Sabren aus Dem &eben
0cidieoen. Srou Micraborff murOe
om /. 6ebruor 1925 5u Golbc an Der
Soale olS bic SodItcr bon Gbriition
S6ul5e gcboren un0 oerbcirntbete
lid nit Dem Otuiifus @icrsoorfi, e6e
tic nod Interifu %reIIten. Ger Wtonn,
'iuclder ld)on in 1877 iturb, mar So
pelmCiitcr 0cS 10. Ncm.Oorfer He.
gimentcs m0breno 6cS &rieges un0
fam nod Norfolf. no er cine Steue
ais 0trigent an Dem olten Sperns
bouie oorticlbit annobm. 6rau
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ter, 6rou Inno 9aturence iorpie Ell
nige 8erlunn0tc, NamenS &rlmlnle,
I'M @clten Der Der. Stouten. Set
Den Iebten fitnf Subrcn mar Die oIte
6rau erblin0et mo ibre Sod)ter bottc
c@ ilbernommlclL ibrer Ytltttcr ali.
toGIid 0en oGeuti6en Gorrcipon.
ocntcn" Oor5ulciCn. Nm ibrcm 90.
oe@toge bate i'd Die nltc 6rou &c.
roOe nod elmer Der Neutrality-suspicious..
gen bon "llnicrm Gorl", ClbrcnoD
er%trnoigt, ol9 iic iid) inn Stuble 5lt'
rildIebntc un0 ionft enti6llmmcrte,
nm nld)t mebr 81 crtuofen. Sic bat.
tc INNER Den @ulidL oub Sr. &(6.
renOt lie nlIf icinen Hciien einmol
beiltdcn nt0d)tc.
NbIc6ell.
Sn Der 9tGbc bon Sre0erid lit Sr.
3oforios G1onloS inn filter bon 81
Sobrcn am Niogenfreb9 geitor6cr.
@r bintcrl0Bt cine 6rou lrno icd,S
Sinner.
&n Hidmono lit Sr. Soili8 S.
6oo8, fril6er in Baltimore, 9citor.
ben.
El0bIt6er COB.
r(m 5ollic Dos Gr-FoitnleiiterS :.
$. Sol3ibu in Cumberland ltiir5te3rl.
&iMic Snpoer, 10 Sabre alt, bel it,
rem Nrbeiten ploblih foot nie0er. Sic
btltcrlGBt cine oItc Wflltter in Wount
ElcniontS, go, mo cine Gn5obl Sc
ihlOiiter ooiel6It, Die 9ccroigltna
fnrlo pom 9oilic ibreSS 6moger8, oc8
Srn. Geo. Hcuihlcin, aus itott.
Grei Sa6rcS tnotSar6eits,
buuS.
Su 9ooerStoipn purbe Sos. 8.WPc.
Goroea, Elm gruoer 6eS @rsStoot-
rotbsmitgIieocS MtGnrbeQ bonn Gid).
Ter aeebp oltf orci Sabre nod benz
Stoots orbeitsbouie geion6t, neil er
Dor einigen @odcn Die fleinc Sod),
Ter 6es Gre hcriiiS e0fporo Geoh in
ridt mibuperitebenOer g8eiie onge,
griffen butte. Ger Gihter erflGrte.
Dob Die @iocrmGrtigfeitelt bon &c.
trllnfenen ouf Ocn 0ffentlideit Giro.
ben Der Gtoot Elm Gnoe nebmcn miib.
ten, uto er prroc ben 9tadlten, ipcI.
der iuegen elmer abnlifen anflogc
ibm porgciiibrt meroe, orif einen l1ll.
gercn 1ernritt naN Dem 3uAtbolrS
IenoCn.
8cfdte6ene 2eute.
I,n Sogcrstoipn luurbe 2iQie g.
Gorlp oot ibrem Monne s. N. Gronf
GorlD qcifieoerL Der lie oerloiien ia.
ben IoG. 5rou Gurlp pobnt our 3eit
in @aibtngton, nobreno Der aufent.
bolt 6cs Wonnes uubefonnt 1T.
Gin s ungeni It h.
2I3 III Der R1be bon Gorriaons.
pile, aGe9benp'G ountp, Elm 8roft.
5ltg duf Elm Seitengefeiie geiabren
mar, INN einen 8erionen3ug Der
Cumberland .Venninlbonier Wohn "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
Nber,s .Gbellpeth.Nnns.a

Gde GaIts mo VaitSlbenue, CANTON.
Observation-Disclosures - 81 81.
S1lptaudrtter bes Gefcnenereins ,goeI,
Deib," nSamens9ereius Ses @oeIiuetb, =
p@aHtorsG oucInbeS gr. 445, 8. o. o.
rSrientaGsS iftrifts gr. 1853, 3. u.sB.- unh
Canton Spars II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Sept2l,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

1884 SftsGdb etteitr .--galtforNias 4. pbtc'
speire. 8erinmmIrResIofaI r@ermoria,
2oae 37I; ~slleem. Orb. 'ar. ,llnt. sBereiu
bon Dit'SaLttmore"; sDpfiIoH goncI. 8, >,
Q. 3; rWaetaunrb. Union 49,. 6GIe 5u
bermtetbel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
InftiOns L. InacigeH.
Gmil 9uonit,
Nr, 20, Sits9eringtons Stru5e.
Better 3. Campbell, d
S~enHigbauieH & Steiu,
gfr, 215, Ct. 8uuIsStrase,
qnfp1Ite.
@erwanera .@erIani uon pert6uOuen Urlalnalen

uuO unablbsbnreu @rnnb5tnieu.
Sr1lt etle5 Netrets oes Srel5gcrldt5 9tr. 9
Der Staot Baltimore luerbeu Die unterlcihuc1
ten 9eripalter am 5uuueritag, ocu 5. Sejcnls
her 1904, gtubmtttags 1 lbr, in Der nNtcal
Gltdte STbuHge," gr. 225, ct. 9aulsStrube,
Die tolqenoen priginalen uno uuabl6s6arel
@rlno5t1ieH auf oftcHtltder gtuttjuu per!anfeu:
a. Gin 8ruub5ins MN adtje6n HulnrS MuS
ttntdig 9ents C$1S.50), 5ablbur uHb Iaiteno auf
etneul 8rtnoitiid an Der Beitfeite ser Reees
lter'StrdBe, SO SUB n6rolid bon 4ratts Strabe,
BON oa II, 6us uno 4 Sou litoIt1 ~Iuufeno, nit
elmer gleiheu Iiefe non 10 SUB. 8auIibfciten
gr, 1913, SiiosJte9eitersStrdbc
~ Gin 8ruuo5tnS non adit5eBu Dollars
($lS,00), 3ablbdr uno Iditeno ulf einemSrImos
sui. Itoroltb bon NrattsStraBe, bon 81 - SuB
lloltb %ldule1o, nit elmer glctdel 5iefc BON 10
SUB. @nllthfetteH Er. 1926, Siios3ieaeitcrs
(3) Gin @ruubSins puu fiuf uuS iicb;la 3uls
lars (Sl5.00). 5u6lbar mo iuitCuo nui cinem
@rllottitd an Der G~oroieite bon FruttsStrnbc,
As SUB %iueitIidb bon EeGeitersS trubc, uno non
GA 30 6ilB oltitb BON Nrdtts StrlBe ~luuIe1h,
init eiler a~letdben Iiefe bon IS Sltb unn 10
StraBe.
($50.00, 8ablbur uro laitenh auf ettem@rnnOs
itid an oer GorotueltsGde bon 9ratt. nno Ytcs
~geiteraStrube. 10 SUB lueftlth on Strait. StrdIe
~lauienh, nit elmer 9lel6eu Itete ben 90 5ub
mo TO Bon. 8auIt6fetten Nr. 1874. Dit
8crfanfssaebtuaunge - Gin Srtttel Ranr.
Der Reit in eletbcn 2beilen i'll 6 uub - mo-
nuter, ooer slHeS 8aar, nab 8eIieben ocs Nuus
fer5.
SabIuneen auf Credit. fpcnu ioIbe, mi,iTcr
BON 3dge oeS Ierfuuf3 3infen lrl0cll mo
sur 3ufrieoenbett Der @ertualter geiibcrt ictn.
glae autlaltfeuoen 3tnfen pCrben bis Nlm
S1ge ocS 8crIauis beqlihen. Gin Ecpoftt bon
$50 miro 8ur 3eit bcS IertaufS bon Dem 0dufcr
zines iebGH 9runo5inies e~eforoert.
Better I. Campbell,
Charles 4. steiu,
&erlunltcr.
gattiiou & @obun,
(~339,4O3) @mitiouaforan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
GhnrlfA Wnnia Meitnnrnnt

gombnrb. ulo g.. StraBe. SiebIanbtutpH.
Die tetititen @etrdnite 0uer 2rf. = Bons
itdrotg tlen eingcrihtet. Gin 9efu2 aLer
meiner Steunbe unb hes 4nbltfun1S I'm
NqaemetHen ftets ~ptufommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

5058 9uIdcG; &orrot6 IN oeu Gleuns
loren 1918 9uihel. @erfoltft mltr-
Den Elm @oqgon Nr. 4 meiBer uuf Der
9abn SIT 3412, elm @aqgon gsr. 3
rueiBer gu 1924, Elm 8oggon Nr. 2
acmiitter SIT 3512, 3tuet @ug8onS
Nr. 2 meiBer 81 3612.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

d32, Giareinouut : gloe., SiabInubtoipit.
9duptoltartier oes p8ubeniu Utdnner6ors.
Stngitnnoen Sicnitoe. Gbeuos 8 llbr.
~ W%luHimentaIs Siftrilt glr. 231. y. Il. q.
Wlonlmentals9ier am 3upf. GbefGpeuie
Gelepbon 1925 U. &m. ). G. Suppert,
Better. (Sc521S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

1bO9, BaftfsStrdBe,
nabe Der 0itIi9en YoIt5etitatton. Sat
mer 9rni6 bon 12 bts 2 tt6r giaUmtttaas.
Biebner'S uriibertreffIt6es Bier am
8npt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

WI q 7 y. DWTVUI VU,VVJ OF
idel; 8erionot bon Den @leuntoren
G2,OG5 0uihcl; &orrutb in ocn Gle.
uutorcn 55l,i27 guidcl. Berfoutt
nurocn 300 Nr. 3 peiBer Spot jll
5OI2, 10000 3obr 81 503s, Elm 8oq.
qon 5rriidgeluieicner Gebr feudt)
ouf Der 9obn 81 Canton 5lt ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
8aftimurcr Marftberidite.
Baltimore, 6. Gc5. 1901

q q I III Z u. ~V0' I"Vf'
McbI, - 3ufubr 12,2OS 50licr,
cinihlieBlid 1910 6Giier 5u &ocllit.
Eoint mo 4767 6diier 5lt Canton;
aiiitcnpcrionot 800 5Giicr. Die go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

Nontbar0s nn0 g.. Strlbe, 9%iebInnbtotrH,
peeeniiber Der nYto graueret-.~-
2dgItb belize Winbl5etten auf 9etteIhinQ.
@lier beiber unb falter Gunf6. Gbefa.
peafesGeiepbou ct. BauI 1345 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
Smmtigtr's Safe,

70t unb TOT Som6ar6.S trGB., 5tsbIanb.
toipn. Seinfte @eine nth 9iau5re. Ser
qetinoefte Srt aut Der Grbe. - Sts bs1ten
8oolsRarIors In Si9bIdnotoun. 8ronipte
gebienuHa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
gu berfaufen Obcr srt Oerpudten.

Su uertaufen Dber Su Uerpuften:
91s tpertbboae Srnnoftiid an Der @de bon
CItsBaItiHtores Stra6e uno tsOfficesslberue;
40 BEL 100 SUB. Ser bintere 3beiI oes @rlTos
ltidS tpirb fir elm Set6dftsgebdloe oes nSeit'
t@en Correspondent" benubt peroet. gldbere
(301-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
&erlangt i'm Glgemeiuen.
neuttdes arbeits. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SeutFhes 9rbeits. Ga6ip fur s.gRreau,
pr. 2t9, SiiosSbdrpsStraBe, unter Der @ufift
per y9eutf6en @efeuf6aft". 9teienigen, bic
beutthe Sanoiuerier. 4rbeiter unb Sienftboten
~ befddftigen iuiinffen, tuolen Ib perT1nlt6
pber In franiirten 9rtefeu an ben @eeHteH Der
@efenf6dft, SUbanu .. Mleher, Rr. 219, Siin.
Ehars'Strahe, %tuenoen, ipeIher unenteeltIi6
hlIsiinft ertb eiIen tpiro. (San2s,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
HrponftensW arft.

untenitebenbe Breiie be5ie6cn iif)
onf ben gngros.SanoeI fir oen
9leinbanoel mtB Elm entipredenoer
Iufid)lag gentaft merben.
@ier, pro OllBeno 32c. bis 33c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

1924 SEsgaItimoress trabe. - 8tmmer an
6erreH 8u oermietben. = sSetnfte @etrd1fe
uno Beine. r81psBi eius . raneret "sBter.
BerfammIunesIpiaI yOfts2ombarbftr. SuIs
IIertu. @nus uno 9etbberein~. Qbei. s9eI,
Wt. Bernon AQ42-M.
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fshe eir Hinenihnm fnnfrr

UTE SIt VIHtHIIHHI TuHFtH
pber berfnufen, iuenoen Sic it'd an Charles u.
Reder, 8rlinoeieentbrrlss uno SerIt9erlneS
WlaiIer, gsr. APO, urosGareN' StraRe.
SeIo 81 berIetben auf Sbpotbefen in beIiebt'
Gen Sumtnen. Gob16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
On. grtus's grhnaae,

II. nnb O'&onneu.S trnbe, Canton.
0erdumtge SnIe fir 8ereite unb eefef,
f6nflerl. Sduptaunrtter bes gBrtnd Setu.
@etriufe. Gbef. Tel. Wt. Bernon oil
-8. aaIter 2unfh ben sau5en Gag.
NltiondIsBter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
&erlanst: @Guner nnS Sna6cn.


Sin outer 8roos uun Gafcssgdder. Der felb't.
ttdrota IN ci1er ileiren &iderei urbeiten fam.
Stterten inter Gbtffre M. y" an ben ,Scut.
ihen SurrcipDnoent". (343-jD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

Butter, pro Bfitn6:
Creamery Seporotor. 20 bis %
Cream. @otb. CREAM. . % bis 26
Creamery Sanitation. e. II bis 30
So. RortblpeItern Sable. 10 bis IS
Weitern Store- Bodeo IL bis t6
Creamery RrintS, I gfb. 80 bis .
Greom.- Erints, u BIO. % bis =.
Renopirte, bette Worte.. 81 bis -.
&eltopirte, bette Brints. =. % bis %
Sebenoes @eiliigel, pro Yiunb:
olte Siibner 10@e. bis 12c.; iunae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
@crfnnat:

Gin outer Guuopmaher. Der Iuff1 uno at.
oere 9aoensgSauren unfectipeu lam. gtahjds
gen am Wtttpo6 mad 6 ilbr Ibeuo5 ooer ir,
Gcrb cine Belt ant SOuuGrIlug in %r. 94i,
@nbiIuu.glUenur. (3l2--3) y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
o. BpEgt's Sane,

Rr. f120 bB 1872, Sartforb.ubenn,.
Salptauartier oeS r3baIidsW tdnRer6orS@
61ue uub Sonmergarien biui9 al bers
ntietben. @uter Blub fit Mathematician.
Setnfte 9etrdnit- SreisBopI. o. & g.
aeIepbOn - Wt. BerHoH 378o q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

$3.50 fir etnes biefer prdtttaen, moberner
Biriit5diaen @obnbiuier gr. 1912, 23t4 nto
P3t9, SftsWabiIon,StraBe cementirter 6eler,
eemertirter Sofrauun, cementirtes 9rottoir, sbs
ouestanul. @ue moberHen @inri9tuneen.
Gbnarb :. Stpr6, an 0rt uno Steue.
(Sit14, 1Wd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
Sn ~berfaufen.


,SI pcrfnufen:
Cine % @der groBe 5drml, ie6s WIetlen bon
Der Stabt, na6e ben Cars. Inf8ufruget bel
q. u. 9auluc, Gr. 290t, @.s9tortbs9Oenne.
t343-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
Stelensein6e.
steaegeiud

3pei ilnee WI1nner l~piiui0cn 9trbeit nuf cis
auenue. (342-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

sfmibt's ,GifeutrnnS.Snne,"
Ode 8. uno 6ouabftr. Snuptou1rtier beS
.9titrifts f72, 3. LIB, p@i1enfrau3s
9amen.8 ereins, .Gunton Smmerp. 8al.
unb 2eibs9ereins," n0euiihe 8emiitbItbs
lSsiieer sn ie fsst .Seii, 9sg eIesbone: g. y' 4 g.
Wlt. 8ernon 1898 "a;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

Stellegeium:
Gin GIempner iuft StelluH1 burb Slficr
@pib, 3r. 1903, 8eaiuus St-afe, &oenit,GUiut.
(342-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

VerlaHgt:
Gin 0uder ais brittle 0auo. Radh ";ufrugcr
Gdc G'9uuucn' unb 3. StrnRe, Canton.
(342-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

RprboftsGde 8puG5s uno Gafoline,gtrabs.
S~auptquartter oes a8uperHsM inner&orS".
R.sS.s@de 8ougbs uno @1roIireitr. Bet
etHSberfammlung te6en 9onneritGg Gben6.
Reue WttaIieoer iptufommen. Bur5fa.
ItGes Bier Der Acknowledgement i'm Sapf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08
stencgeium

Gin Shrtieoe g @eieqe iuft @rbeit. 80
5~uiruaen in gir. 1906, Itittamlds Strnke.
(342-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

144t Rorbs@ eRtraIsgIbe., ode SItoersgtr.
Sailptquartier Der n@iIbeIm Ecu 9oae
Nr. g., herb. .. R. of B. BerfummIur1,
gen teoeTt Wlontae abenS. - Setntts 0es
trdnfe. Bnruer euHf9 tdaIi@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-08

.Suba SranS'8 Bidder Ssrberse,
Rr. 1856, Sarrifons, nabe aeTinetcts5tr. ,
Geo. 9iintber, IT,, 8ran CO.'S Bier. gBar.
uler 2unf9 bon IL BITS 1 ilbr gobmits
TAGS. ale beutf&en Bidder fiIO Sum Se.
fn6e etnaeIaben.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-07-05
THE WEIGH IN PORT.

The only arrival during the day was
the American bark Andrew WEIGH,
Captain Drew, fifteen days from San
Francisco with general cargo. The
WEIGH came up the harbor about half
past eight yesterday morning and went
alongside the Bishop wharf. Captain
Drew made the first half of the voyage
in five days but Gains prevailed during
the latter half and prevented any rec
ord breaking Beside her cargo the
bark brought eight passengers. as fol-
lows: To-.
Katharine Garibaldi, Jennie Garibal-
di, Stella Garibaldi, Miss Duffy. Miss
Mamie Ryan, DR.. Arthur Savage and
wife, Eric Craig.
The first days run was $50 miles but
on the sixth day Gains were struck and
an average of 20 miles per day was the
best the ship could make for several
days.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-07-05
MUTlNOUS CREW
ON ST. HUBERT

tFrom Saturdays Advertiser)
The British tramp steamer st. HUI
| bert bobbed up Off port about eight
o'clock yesterday morning with "A
mutinous crew on board.
The vessel had sailed about four
hours previously for Yokohama, leav-
ing eight men of her crew on the wharf
and with the others protesting to the
master of the vessel that they would
not perform their ordinary duties on
board unless they were paid higher
rate of wages than that for which
they shipped. The men claimed that
the vessels cargo consisted of salt
peter which was intended for the Jap
anese government and would be used
in the manufacture of powder, thus
constituting a cargo of contraband of
war and rendering the vessel liable to
seizure should a Russian squadron be
met with between Honolulu and Yoko-
hama. This would be additional risk
for them and so they demanded higher
wages. Eight men refused to sail on
the vessel She thus left here short
handed and after going short distance
all the men refused duty. So Captain
Wardale had to return to Honolulu and
here affairs were adjusted yesterday
afternoon so that the vessel could again
put to sea.
on the vessels manifest her cargo
was described as "nitrte of nitric of
soda for fertilizing purposes" but the
men claimed 1t could also be used for
manufacturing powder. The vessel an
chored off port on her return here and
the captain and some of the men laid
the matter before the British Consul,
w. r. Hoare and he advised the men
to return to the vessel and proceed on
the voyage as such material, as de-
scribed in the manifest, is used here for
fertilizing purposes and it is reasonable
to suppose that it can also be used In
Japan. Under the circumstances the
men could not prove the goods to be
contraband and so lost their case.
The men returned to the vessel and
she again sailed for Yokohama, leav-
ing the anchorage at 3:45 o'clock yes
terday afternoon.
CONSUL HOARE'S STATEMENT.
Consul Hoare made the following
statement regarding the steamer St.
Hubert yesterday evening:
THE steamer st. Hubert, according
to the bill of lading, has a cargo of
nitrates of soda for manure, which is
distinctly stated on the bill. Her mas
ter intends to proceed to his destina-
ton with that cargo.
1.-THE seamen last night at midnight
just as the steamer was going out, to
see If they could get something extra
in their wages, left the ship. They
were under the impression that the car
go was not nitrates of soda.
mo analysis can be had here until
after the 4th of July, as on inquiry it
was found everyone was away. The
master states that his cargo is simply
what the bill of lading says; that is,
nitrates of soda for manure, and that
he cannot wait until Tuesday. The sea-
men, 1 believe, have returned to the
ship, and that is all 1 know about it,"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1904-07-05
AQUARIUM GETS
ANOTHER SHARK

Manager Potter of the Aquarium has
forgotten his grief at the loss of his
big shark a few days ago in joy over
the capture of another monster. The
big fellow was taken with a small hook
off Waikiki at about three o'clock yes
terday morning. The japanese who
hooked him held him to the boat for
two and a half hours by which time
assistance arrived and the shark was
towed across the reef. He proved a
pretty tough customer and received
some ugly cuts on his back and tail
fins through his efforts to regain his
liberty. He was towed ashore by means
of a rope tied around his tail. At the
beach a long ladder was slid under him
and he was made fast to it. The ladder
was then lifted into the shark tank
which is on the beach side of the Aqua
rum grounds.
The big fish is an excellent specimen,
about 10 feet from tip to tip and weigh
ing about $50 pounds. Although very live
ly when captured he is quiet in the tank
at long intervals and swimming quietly
about The shark has been christened
Independence" in honor of the day of
his capture and the manager hopes that
he will survive capture.
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WAS VERY QUIET
ON WATERFRONT

The Glorious Fourth was quiet day
on the waterfront both in operations
along the wharves and In the arrival
and departure of vessels. Almost all
the ships lying at the docks were dress
ed with long strings of signal flags in
were all on shore leave celebrating. The
crew of the steamer Kauai were loafing
around the Inter-Island wharf trying to
pass the day. The steamer arrived too
late Sunday night for them to be paid
off and they will celebrate the Fourth
today.
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CHRONIC DIARRHOEA.-For sew
eral years during the summer months
have been subject to looseness of the
bowels, which quickly ran into a very
bad diarrhoea and this trouble was
frequently accompanied with severe
pain and cramps. l used to call on
doctors for my trouble but it became
so regular n summer affection that in
my search for relief, l became ac-
quainted with Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which
proved so effective and so prompt that
came to rely exclusively upon it, and
what also happily surprised me was
that while it almost instantly relieved
the cramps and stopped the diarrhoea,
it never caused constipation. l always
take a bottle of it with me when
travelling. H. C. Hartman, Anamosa,
Iowa, U. S. A. For sale by all dealers
and druggists Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii
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MYRTLEs WIN.
Continued from page ~

course. The third quarter was passed
in 1886 with the Myrtle boat n half
length to the good, and slowly but
steadily gaining. The crew did not
seem to be stralnlng and two We're
looking out of the boat at their OPP
ponents.
The mile was done I'm 1886 3-5, and by
this time the Myrtles had the race We'll
In hand being two ana half lengths
ahead The Myrtle boat began To head
down makal again but not very far
The Healanls We're Pulling steadily ami
dogsedly on their course, strRiuing ev-
cry muscle 10 gaip "a lllue but unable
20 so So, The stroke 81 both crows
remained the same. thirlyrlbrre 90 the
minute upln the man quarter nag was
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The responder OF De Forest Is a
great improvement on this. A solu-
ton OF caustic potash is introduced in
to the receiving circuit, and when the
electric wave from the transmitting
station falls on 1t the solution is chem
ically decomposed, the resistance re-
duced, and the circuit bridged Thus
the signal is recorded and the moment
the wave has passed the liquid returns
to its normal condition.
In receiving a message, Dr. De Forest
does not rely upon the clumsy print
ing of the Morse apparatus His re
sponder' is so sensitive that the oper-
ator Is enabled to use an ordinary tele-
phone receiver to catch the click, click
of the incoming message.
The speed at which messages can
be sent rests on the ability of the oper-
ators alone. The usual rate at which
the Times reports are transmitted is
thirty-five words a minute. but as
much as sixty words have been record
ed In this time. Messages are also be-
ing sent to the receiving station at
Wei-hai-w wei when the Hai-mun Is $50
sea miles distant, while the Times cor
respondent reports that transmitters
and receivers have Spoken" each other
when as much as 40 sea miles apart.
Another clever invention of DR.. De
Forest Is his wireless automobile. This
will be of great use for conveying mes
sages in time of war, and it has al
ready been utilized to send instantane-
ously Stock Exchange quotations from
the street direct to the brokers' offices.
The principle upon which It works is
similar to that used on board the Hal
mun.-London Daily Mail.
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COURT NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTH CIRCUIT, TERRITORY
OF HAwAII-AT CHAMBERS
IN PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate of w. z.
H. Deverill of Hanalei, Kauai-Or-
der for Notice of Hearing Petition
for Probate of Will.
A document purporting to be the last
will and testament of w. e. H. Dew
GRILL, deceased, having on the 23rd day
of June, A. d. 1904, been presented to
said Probate Court, and petition for
the probate thereof, and for the Is
suance of Letters Testamentary to
Sarah b. Deveril, having been filed by
herself.
1t is hereby ordered, that Thursday,
the 4th day of August, A. d. 1904, at
ten o'clock a. M, of said day, at the
court room of said court, at Lihue,
Kauai, be and the same hereby is APP
pointed the time and place for proving
said will and hearing said application.
1t is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given, by publication, once
a week for four successive weeks, in
the Hawaiian Gazette and the Kuokoa
newspapers published in Honolulu, the
last publication to be not less than ten
days previous to the time therein ap-
pointed for hearing.
Dated at Lihue, Kauai, June "a, 1904.
By the Court:
(Signed) JNO. A. PALMER,
Clerk.
26O2-June Is; July. 5, -, 10.