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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

%opergoaet til ct Snteresi entifab mes
Sruloitforoalter g. Sepien og @ocb
iom 2e6ere.
- @obe0gaar6en Maieritrup /
@anobp Sogn paa 2ollan0 ct al Sen
6anife Gicefoni jul / Haris, Segerz
meter @ngessite6, iolgt til biotilpG=
ren6e 6orpogter al Saarn6olm beo
@orspr, 8ent5er, for 245>000 &r.,
6erof 10000 ST.. for me0fblgen0e
8eietning og Snuentaril1m. Select
ni1,gen mes l1n0tagelie al 80 &Ger
og Ell flor Del S%rrbentar tilbprer Sen
mlparenoe 6orpagter, 6ris. @aar=
Sen for 48 S6r. @art6orn og 800
Gor. 2alr0. .&igbeinm for @aar6en
Il 1889 bar 10000 &r.
- 2nn6egaorbs Moie t @en6iDs=
tel, 700 Sor. 2ono, tilbgren0e @tats=
raao &olms 9e6sbo, er me6 Moifi-
ner og Driftsmatertel iolgt til ct
&oniortium, repr9ienteret be0 Sets
ellerer Scbi6tt5, S6enle.
-. &ammeri1nfer 8osie 6gnls
bar bortforpagtd Soroerne og Mpls-
bpgningerre til Sobeogaar0eu u8il=
lesbape" poa Tben til &roprieter
2acoppioan &atrinebierg. Dberta=
|.geliem fer /. Mpril.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
En- ."HAARDNAKKET HOSTE

Den Hoste, der varer we'd trods
allie Midler mod den, udkraver
en- energisk og fremfor alt en-
grundig Demanding. En- simpel
Hostemixtur forslaar like. For
k0lelsen, der foraarsager den,
maa udryddes.
Hvorledes? Scott's Emulsion.
Hvorfor Scott's Emulsion?
Fordi den standser Irritation
men, lindrer Vsevene og helbreder
de angrebne Slimhinder.
Naar?4 0jeblikkelig. Scott's
Emulsion begynder at hj@lpe we'd
den fprste Dosis.
Folk, der har brugt Scott's
Emulsion, vii like vare tilfreds
med noget af de talrige Erstat-
ningsmidler, der tilbydes Form
af Vine, Extrakter, Cordials o.
s.v. Naar Liv ogsundhed STAIR
paa Spill, er Diet uklogt at expert
mentere med ukjendte og. upr0-
vede Praparater.
vi vii sende Dem en- Prove frit paa Forlaneende.
SCOTT 8 ows Street, New York
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
@pab Oanfcen 1,1cnte.

Y6i11eas %. 6ibabit fra Obio BE-
l9gte nplig Mancbelter / @nglanO
ion1n1en n1e0 en- Sl16f66t fro 0enne
@p. S0et Sc forloo Sernboneltotiu=
men, pegebe MancDeltermonoen poo
ct NIT ltort @otel tnt De0 g iog0e:
u@no0 lpl1es Sc ON 0ette?"
Hbincos IS. bctrogtebe ombygge=
Zig @pgnilegen fra pperlt til neOerit t.
uSSo," log6e bon, uoen CT meget
lnu1f, l1en sen forefomn1cr mig c,
Sln1(e for flor"
Mf!" lt0br6o Sen imi9re6e Snofpo=
te, Der fonmer, JONI Sc ier, en- bel
Gel Soft til Mancbeiter."
ugel," iagoe &bi1eas S., v6et CT
ioo; mer1 @pgningen er 0pg for 1tor
til Set 8rug."
uSSa> ia; me11 TOM 1lt," lag0e
Mancbelterman6en meo ct beifptten6e
Smil. IS Mmerifa bor 0e btitnof
@ote(ler, ion1 ct noe item 1igeioa ito
re-"
&bineos %. bleb forbl9ffet %itooen=
Sc lttlle.
u@otel!" l166rg6 bon. uGr 6ette
ct &otel? = Seq mente, Set por
Mi6lan6 S%ernbanens @ilGetfontor!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
: Naboen (tiI en r1eqet lnnaen6{

= Naboen (til cit r1eget ipngen6t
Come, ban boer poo Gang me6)
~Sur0e leg life for MobolfabetS
@fD(6 be6e Sem benile mig en- lille
Sienelte, Grdfen @erg?"
6refenen: u@ierne, bbo6 fan jeg
gjgre for Dem, @r. @oImbo?"
9erren: ~eSSeg .benter &9rten /
Sag, og ieg bi(be gierne bope ct Iii,
le Mflag paa &usleien! Sc pil6e
ga life bore iaa go6 at ipnge en- al
De Sange, De ie%bpanligbis ipnger,
netop set Pieblif> bpor ban er in6e
bos mtg?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
Dr.. Niles Anti-pain Pills.

st burtist ftttert os paal;beligt MibbeI for fss ener
nerops @ooebpine. @psimerter, Mapepine, Neuralsia.
Merps1tet, Srritabilitet, Sppn1ssbeb, @ist, @ciat,ea.
Snbebolber bperteu Opium e1er Morfin pg %efterlaoer
ingen femme gfterbirfnin9er. IS Doiis 25c. gaa
Apotbefer eler fenbes of ST. Mi1es' Mebieal
Co., glfbart. sSnbiana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

= 9oftoren: uDe ifl1l6e life bo'
SEN Sbinelti laa nnr op til 9eres
Sobefommer. Set er meget uiuno!
&nsman6en: vSaa = "a! 9@'e6
Sc? Sa, 6a for ie igu fat Sbine=
It'll ser / tpbe Ser, ga Seer tbar al6ri'
nopeniinoe bet Spg0om blo1rot mi
ne @riie!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

9pbSfoI6. On al MpiteoS
nl61te @orgere, ftp. 5fibsbDgge1
Sporre CT ofgoaet be6 9bben, " Ma1
gommcl. Sen Mf6p6e bop0e / %
Star prret Meolem AT 8prao0et oq
Dor mi &op!rcf oge0. San bapbe 0el=
toget / oen f9rlte ilespigife &rig.
= Stations forlta1,ber be6 &llarrc=
borg 5totabo1eitation S. S. g. @i=
berg CT efter ln,1gcre Si0s @paelig=
bcb ofgooct pes 9bben, So Mar gor1=
mel.
SIS. Grcellencc g. 6. g. @ucb,
tioligcre S,1itititori11s / Spjelteret, CT
ofgooct pe6 Ge6en, So 9(or ga1n-
mel.
40 Mar / anime Sor=
/ ing. Gn al chambers
s(u1ts Mpis"s nlOlte Sppogrofer> @br.
MnOerl en,cr ofgooet De0 9pOen, sly
Mor gomlnel. San DoD0e ar5ej0et /
Ml1tsopiiers S9tteri / ca. 40 Mar,
i0et Do11 TOM bertil / 1864 efter at
Dobe 1tolGrt / @obro pg arbei0et ct
@or o,1ore SteDer. 9o fan ibgte
Mrbcioe ser, n1eooelte 6ir1noets So
pnrelt6e Gbef bom, at ban Diltnof
fu11oe blipc ser en- M%aone0stib, 6a Sc
S1,ofal0te loa fom biem, meu Sen
Maaneostio blep til 40 elar, lfriDer
Mmtsopiie11, Ser ontaler SEN Mf0pbe
Iom cit itpt og %trofolt Mrbej0er. @1=
oer1cn far / Sen ii6lte Snes @or bapt
ct bctpoeligt e(nuol1eebureolt.e
9cu 6onf c 8 III y c 7
9 tlonb" ~til9prcnbe Sir
moet Gbor 6. S6l1linius / &jp6e,l=
1upn CT Sen Is. Sc6rl1or pal &eilc
ira 2citb til 6Grperne ltlollOct
Mnr6c0et al Sbors6om: Tbrlte
Stprmol1o @ircb pntfom peo Stro11=
oingc1,. Sfibet, Ser fgrtcs al &opt.
9fielien, bar poo i'm fprlte &ejlc lon1
9f,1tclfi6 pg bar o~fieilct fra &jsbel1=
bapn sen Z. 6e6rl1ar. Set mcbfprtc
eli b%ctp6elig misunderstanding % %
Hoslogcrer til forifjelli5e 9apnc pao
&urpcrrc % Sslon0. .Stranoil1gel1
foll0t Ste0 om Morgenel1 / Storm
90 Snctpfning. Sfibet CT totolt
&roa. Hosiagcrern1c og Yoltiogerne
blcp bjergebc.
SI0cbran0c. Sen 20. Sc
brltor Mften oplto0 Ser S10lps / en-
gon1mcl @aor6 / @anOlple pe0 Sill
lerpo, tilbpren6e @aar6ejer Mlb.
Senien. @oar0el1 neobrenoie tota]
/ 2pbet al meget fort Sis. On Sci
S1robo og Seo bre11ote. 95ogle &rea:
tltrer i116ebr9n6te.
= ltobulene til Sens SenienS
@aor0 / grtofte pr. SGbp neo:
brrl1otc Sen 9. Quarts, Mften pe6 II
Ginen; Stnc6uiei % ct MftGgtsbuS
r%eb0eoes; II Molfefper, Z llllgfrea
tl1rer og cit Sci 6oor og Spin i1oe
brnnote; @cltenc re00eoes / liOit'
Tjeblif. Sc ne0brnnOte Spgninge1
bar osll1rere0e for 100 ST. 9o1O
b%y9nil1gerneS aim. 8ronOforlifring
2psret Dor forlifret for $4,000 &r
/ e, lofal @%ro1Ofosie. SlOen opltoi
/ 2ooen. Nobpens Sjenel te0ren!
far pnret fprlpl1noen li0en Sl0el1;
| 1tShr,.S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

- FIoS I\OSS CISl SOlIs JInI IN
tar Parkdale Tennis Club. Chi.
caso, kan at Erfaring raade allie
unse Piger, der Iider af de for de.
res Kj0n almindeIige Smerter o.
.Sysdomme, at BRUCE Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Hvor mango smukke unge Piger bliver
like tr8tte, udslidte og haablese Kvin-
der, simpelthen fordi tilstrakkelig Vagt
like er bleven lagt paa deres fysiske I'd
viking. Ingen Kvinde err fri for fysisk
Svaghed og maanedlige Smerter, og unge
Piger. der staar paa Grnnseskjellet mel
lem Barn og Kvinde, burde ledes baadei
fysisk og moralsk Forstand. En- anden
kvinde,
Miss Hannah E. Mershon, Ceilings
wood, N. j., siger:
"Jeg skriver for at sige Dem, at jeg
feler mig som ct nyt Menneske efter at
have fulgt Deres v%enlige Rad. Jeg var
altid tynd og svagelig, og saa svag, at jeg
knapt kunde gjere noget. Menstruatio
men var uregelm8ssig.
"Jeg prevede en- Flaske af Deres We
getable Compound og begyndte straks
1T fole mig bedre. Jeg vedbley at BRUCE
Medicinen, OF er MI stark og sund med
regelm@ssig Menstruation. Jeg kan like
nok rose Deres Medicin $4,000 B0de hcis
O1Yglnalcu Mo0enur0nte Brev, der uiss1 diets
Egthed, like kan b,odnceses.
Lydia E. Pinkham'S Vegetable C0m-
pound vii helbrede hvilkensomhelst
kvinde i Landet der llder af Livmo=
dersygdOmme, Betendelser i Egge-
stokken og Nyresygdomme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

MiItbronb. S Sorpagte
Togs ltore 8%eletni1tg paa @emme
tofte CT Ser 11obrl1ot Miltbra1b; ]
So blanot 8eietnin9e,1s 260 er on
erebet, og 81 letningen ct tuget unoe1
nifcrlligt Sillpn:
Oct tpjfe @oobcn. Eot
@shierg ny @anegoorb bar Scr op:
fat tire fl1lprte &l10er, Ser ~frennltille:
Sc set 6onlfe, Set tpife og Set e1lgcllf(
Mi9spoohen. Mu CT set tplfe blepet
finrnet. rgSbjerg slp." bcmGrfer
n1eo Mctte, at set mnolfe bar leloialt,
Set tpife &oohcl1 life bar mcotoget,
men bar Set fonrret Ser, fon Oct
FIN lrttc orot @lpb, at Set CT blepet
fiurnct.
Spen6borg . 9 holhc=
rcns @oogri bel c. S
Mp6ora %prooS; iioltc Meoc oplplteS
set, at set FAR fpltct 10000 &rpllcr
al foo Sen bcoroacrlfe @oabplocr SIT
Iills Sorgenlen hic>m ira Amerito;
berof lfol &pborg &cn1llnc uoreoe
5000 Sir. llo9iiternc lfcl Ioroeles
nen1lig poo &jpbltoofonmncrne / Mm-
tct. Set bor oltino pGret Gil tent
meli9 pcbrct Tprnpjcllc at foo Upre1
Diem igien.
sc gomlc Soor. (n=
acs. Ior cit S>es Nor iiocu, oa
sen politilfc &or11p bienmnc bar po1
lit hpjeltc, nor Sol ic1sc9ncn ct al Sc
Gteoer Ser / 9onoet, bpor Set gift
beDelt til, % SC politilfc M%fo0lGtnin=
ocr iortc 81 III. q. til, at Ggl1enS
2onbboforenin9 iprnngtes / to 9ele,
eli @pjre= % CT &e,ltre=9mobofore=
ming. Set CT Ct Sioens Segn, at
bernc gan1le Splittelle iii otter CT be=
let. Tprleocn CT Samme1 lmcltl1in=
gen mcllen Sc to Sorenil1ger blepet
enbeIigt p%eotogct, og fremtioigt Som=
orbeibc ocrl1co grou11ologt.
en- Set ran fra 1913
bolbt i'm Is. Spoicls0og pao Mon-
Sag sen 80. 6cbr1ar. Set CT Eor=
tifl,lier Gbr. Scnien / &am0rl,p, ion
trpbs fine 76 Star FIN far Jet Is
@fl1o0oge oprin0e. S pprigt CT STR.
Senien eli al Sc 6ripillige fra 1913.
San melote Jig 6a beo II. &egiment
oq bar 81. o116et mes til at tage so
preiiiife @prasierer til Ga,1ge SrGf=
ningen beh stepping. Sro6s 1tn bbie
sll6er bei06er Senien ct go0t Sell
bred og or cit liplig 9eltoger / Sc
5amenfomiter, &am0rup &aaben=
brp6reafoelingen bar. @on CT
sGresmeblem al Mf6elingen.
Sill Sen proicftere6 c
81 III c B James Mnl9o er
tegnet 100000 &roner. Man me-
ner enb1u1 at maatte bebppe 100000
&r., n1en 6o ser liffert er as lftllige
6abrifer, Ser en0nu life far gipet mo-
get SillfltO, men lom 1naa 1tges / Dpj
GRAB at nere interes iere0e I 0e1tne
9ones Mnleg, n9rer man frtl0 Tor=
trpltning til at fao 6enl1e Gum in0
mes Set f6rlte. 9esu0en baaber
man poo ct &ripritetslaon paa 150,=
900 Sir. Ser bill It'll en- al Sc f9rlte
Sage blipe in0giDet til Minilteriet
Mnorage11oe. ON &oncesi ion poo So
mems 8pgning. 8onen ifal n0gao
fra Observation-Disclosures pao &lGber:
morfspej; Sen ldber 6erefter ct 5tpf:
fe imob Sp6plt til Stran0lo6spej
fdlger ber11e til &altr1p, bbilfen ST.
Ben fo1nmer til at l9be 1ige igjennem
boier berefter ino6 SD6Del It og en6el
pmfrilrg MoglebDlille. Ser blipe>
tire Stotioncr: peo &lpberntorfspej
: ne0 &oltrup og Maglebplille. 9es:
l,oe1 forlfjellige &ol6epla6ler incl
lem bisle Stotio1er. 8onelegemet;
Sre00e bliper SEN famine lom Stots
banernes; man reg11er til Berlon
transport at fnrne onben6e 0omp
motorpo9ne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
etatsn 0y,p, @pen Srleou 90

Gtaten DUN. @Deu Srlebo ~
9ucoS GDu,tD.
Erant s. gbenen ioerger, at ban er bet plbrt
9feblem of S~5trr1aet S.. s. @5eneD & 60. Der brip I
Gprretntns | 8pen 9olebo, fsr napnte County % @tat.
SSo %a ,als1 for '{ bpert e nc S 81. sibe al TX Ga terr Sai Ser IFS
tan belbre6eS peb 8rugenraf Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Jrant s. GEenep.
@ecb,set for u1sa pa unberIfrepett nit, Msroere1ie
ben Ste 3ecember 1886.
HTe...'-- u. g. .@IeaIpr.
wv. 2otariuS Yublicus.
Hall's Catarrh Cure tases t%nboanb,g pg ptrfer hi,
refte poa 9looet pg Slin.Di,loernc SDitellct. Sfrit
efter 8ibnesbprb, yratls.
~ SQIgeS hos @putgcyere. 75c.
Rall's Familg Pills &C De bcbfte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
Deres Sk&bne fort&lIes. send ad NAY

med 2 Cents Frimarke og Fpdselsdagen og
jeg vii sende ct "Pen Picture" af Deres Liv
fra Vuggen til Craven. Prof. LeAmzl,
Dept. 90, Bridgeport, Conn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

Gorbuote 6anfe g a II
g e.. Gorle0e1 forban6le6es be6
Mebningeretten / &966ing en- Gag
moo 2aue &abn, Mot6ioS &oienbloo,
@br. &onsbef, bans &ultru, Mnna
@onsbef, Scarf Se1ler, Sens SEMEN,
&ans 8aogd, bans &ultru, @liia6etb
8aagg, &iebman6 Steinbring, &a~
roline @anlen, Sne0fer @6e6cr=
gaar6 og 8liffen1lager 2altein ira
Sells for beo Sen befien6te &ingri6er-
fe1t Sen Z. 9eobember I Gior at bope
innget Sangene: Ser er ct pn6igt
2an0", Sort Mo6ersmaal CT Sci.
1igt" og uSSeg bill bapge init 2an0".
&apn in6rdmmeoe at babe iunget Set
iioite @ers at ben it61tnapnte, mems
&oienbla6, @onsbef og &arl SEMEN
og 2aitein be6gif at babe lunget Ser
er ct pnoigt 2an6". De pprige nng=
te6e at bobe il1nget og fun0e beller
life oberbebtles ont set.
&abn og &%oienbla6 aniaaeS for Sc
meit fpl6ige og i6dmtes bber 40
Mf.> Bonsbef, @arl Senien og So
itein fit bper 20 Mf. Sc e9rigs
|frifienbfes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

@bo6 30 e 9
6eben prmoor? 6or npliQ
er en Mpber mes tine fem imao 85rn
pen6t tilboge til @o6erslep fra Stu.
itrulien. &oneu, Ser er fra 9It=
pr6jlen> for / fin Si0 tjent Ser /
8pen og 6ens 0megn. Tor 6 Nar
ii0en gifte6e FUN fig / Salt me6 en-
6anif l1n6erlaat, og set np9ifte &ar
flptte6e til Mltitralien, bbor Man6en
oprette6e EN- lille &oqnman6sf orret=
ming. S 6ior moi 6e6e ban at en-
on0artet Spg6om, og efterlo6 SUI
ltrl1 og fire 5maab6rn, ct femte Tom
1togle Maone0er efter. @nfen og 8Gr=
meme ito0 MT fattige, og forla0te |
set frem1ebe 2an0. 9e anltralfe
Mpn0igbeoer piloe nof bielpe, mel1
fun poa sen @etingelie, at Mo6eren
lfilte Jig beo fine 9grn. 9ette bil0e
b11,1 life; FUN mente lettere at fun-
ne errnre Jig / Set gamle @jem> bpor=
for FUN iolete alt for at faa &ejie-
pe1ge. Men 6ette fog life til, og
fgrit oeo goobierteoe Maboers Sielp
lpffe6es Set at fua &ejlepenge, 1900
Marf ia1me1r. 6or nogle Gage Il
Sen ANTON bun til @o6erslep n1en en-
Sfilling / 9on1men og me6 De to
mir6ite ipge al 2ungebetan6elie.
8orel6big bar 6e b%ielpelgie % biem=
Life fnn6et Suslp 8Dens Tattig=
gaar6.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-21

Want ads in Star cost but % centb.
suits. Three lines three times for Is
Genus.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-21
MOSQUITOES IN THE FAIR


installation is admirable object accompanied by de-
tailed explanation plainly written card which enhances the value OF
the exhibit hundredd different kinds Of mosquitoes
impned life history Of each and will
be surprised varieties Some of them sing and
silent Perhaps discovered that fact by personal
loaded
particular kind
would be difficult for explain the
Of his creation.
most interesting the
marsh bit similar to that found along the Atlantic coast
developed favorable circumstances and in
live and die In the taught
extemnang the insect shown how such
reclaimed the evils produced by them
eradaed
determination
OF
money expended for that and
skill its best ndeavO with the
Different different
No single rule applies all localities and hence it is mpor
ant that sanitary officers throughout the United States should STUDY the
history that presented here
public the from the mosquito pest the coll
lection aidOtes the instructions their particularly val
the New Jersey scientists
wash made of carbonate soda the best
frequent application of these solutions will
Inflammation promptly than anything
this exhibit also that
petroleum into all pools of stagnnt
ngbOOd barrels that kept receive the rain
the Stagnant water is
little will produce good
barrel enough but the remedy simple
nghbOrhOOd
the surface with crude petroleum.
Department of Agriculture han
exhibit in the government building but
is detail that of New Jersey
ought be catalogue of
guide good far as it
official catalogue of exhibits but it is big as city
What needed than
will tell what the most inter-
esng OundWiiam E. Curtis in
Washington Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-21
MAUI COURT
CLOSING TERM


WAILUKU. Mual. October 2U.-The
October term of the Second Circuit
Court win close on saturday There
remains for tria' the case of the Terri
tory versus Kali Ok). charged with the
embezzlement of one hundred dollars.
A jury has been drawn I'm the case and
the trial viii commence tomorrow
morning at O'Clock.
The following criminal cases have
been disposed during the week.
Territory VS.. Manuel Chase, assault
and battery Plead guilty. Sentenced
To be imprisoned at hard labor for the
term Of ten days.
Territory VS.. Roke Posano. larceny
in the first degree. Sentenced to inn
prisonment at hard labor for the term
of two wears.
Territory VS.. Tsue, embezzlemyut of
1905. Trial by jury, verdict guilty TWO
years Imprisonment at hard labor.
Territory VS.. Papa KahauleIia. may
hem. Plead guilty Sentence suspend
ed for the term Of one year.
Territory VS.. Kaaihue Ioane and Kaia
assault and battery. Trial by jury.
Verdict Of not guilty.
Territory vs.. 5. Kekichi, embezzle-
ment. Trial by jury. Verdict not
guilty
Territory VS. Juan Flores. assault and
| battery, trial by jury. Verdict Of not
guilty.
Territory VS.. VI. L. Decker and Fushi.
kawa, violating Section 466 of the penaI
code. NJ L. Decker found guilty and
, Fushikawa not guilty.
/ There has not been a single civil case
triable by jury taken up this term
they having been settled out of court ol
postponed for the term by stipulation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-21
HARRY GILLIG.

The news cablcd from Germany that
Harry Gillig, bon vivant, of San Fran
cisco, Paris and New York was dying
in Hamburg, s ddened a host of friends
in this city. A gloom was cast over the
Bohemian club, where Mr. Gillig was a
leading spirit and where he was a
guest only a few months ago on a visit
to San Francisco.
But Mr.. Gilig is not near death, and
the gloom has lifted. He Is i'm excellent
health, enjoying life i'm Paris. Gable
messages We're sent today by anxious
friends who read the dispatch i'm a
morning paper and the mistake was
discovered. The man whose life is
going out at the German health resort
is Henry f, Gillig, a mining promoter
formerly of this city, who has lived
many years in London and Hamburg
He is no connection to Harry NJ. GHig
jolly Bohemian of this city and Paris
and the former husband of Mrs. Amy
Croker Ashe Gillig Gouraud.
Harry NJ. Gillig returned to Paris
from a visit to San Francisco a few
months ago, and friends have heard re-
Gently from him at the gay French ca
pital.
Henry f. Gillig, who is reported dy-
ing at Hamburg visited this city a
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-21
MEETING FOR
PORTUGUESE


a well attended Republican meeting
was held last evening 1u Alapai street
behind the pumping station II was
intended mainly for the benefit of Por-
tuguese citizens and In this it was
successful. John Marcallino was the
first speaker and Doc was followed by
Frank Andrade and Carlos Long. The
three candidates for the Senate, f..
FaNon Bishop, John Lane and Jack
Dowsett We're au present and each
was well received upon rising to speak
The presence of brass band and the
shooting off of number of rockets
gave variety 10 the occasion
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-21
.DEvERILL MAY
LOSE HIS ARM
FORMER PURSER SUFFERING
FROM BLOOD POISON-STARTED
FROM SCRATCH ON HIS FINGER.

Eddie Deverill who was formerly
purser in the r-Island Company $
service and later accepted a position in
the tax department at Nawiliwili, has
been dangerously ill with blood poison
ing. He went hunting and in some
manner, got verdegris into scratlh
on his finger. He paid no attention
to the scratch, thinking it to be of no
consequence but the hand soon swelled
and finally the entire right arm became
affected. For a time. the physicians
feared that amputation would be neces,
sary but advices brought today were to
the effect that the affected member had
begun to improve and the chances
were in favor of tht young man not
losing his arm.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-21
RUSSIANS ARE
NOW REJOICING
COMPLETE CHANGE IN THE PUB
Lie MIND CAUSED BY KURO-
PATKIN'S ADVANCE.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 8.-The
complete transformation in the public
mind as to the chances of the Manchu-
rian campaign has now spread to all
classes, and it's effects are everywhere
visible. The public no longer describe
the Japanese Generals as they did be-
fore the battle of Liaoyang, in despair
ing terms as men of diabolical cunning
whom no Russian could ever hope to
outwit. Profound is the public's dis
may at now seeing daily incontestible
evidence of the powerful cabal direct
ed against General Kuropatkin. The
people are absolutely at a loss to un-
derstand why after as great and sue
cessful a strategic achievement as the
world has ever itnessed-Kuropat-
knHs withdrawal of his entire force
nom iaoyang-occasion should be
taken by the Car for the appointment
of a general of secondary standing to
be his equal in command, while both
will be under some unnamed generals
simo.
An article in the official Journal de
St. Petersburg angrily attacks writer's
who, in the face of a definite official
announcement to the contrary, con-
tinue to discuss the possibility Of ar
ranging an early peace. 1t says:
"It is war, not peace, that we must
insist upon today, war-a-outrance
and through it victory at any price.
To lay down arms after the blood
spilled and the humiliation suffered in
a war which we did not seek-would
it not be to trample under foot ma
tional dignity and spit in the face Of
Russia, to which some of these peace
making philosophers claim to be-
long?"
The meagerness Of the news from
the front is increasing the uncertainty
regarding the developments. There is
good warrant for the belief that Cen
eral Kuropatkin is strengthening his
left flank to meet the Japanese turn
ing movement, his troops occupying
"A triangle from Fushun to Moukden
and Tie pass. over 300 guns have ar
rived at the front and the activity of
the Russian slkirmshes below the
Hun river creates the impression that
Kuropatkin may contemplate assum-
ing the offensive. The War Office,
however, gives no encouragement OF
this idea, though naturally If such a
move is contemplated the War Office
could not be expected to admit it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-21
MAUI NEWS.

WAILUKU. October 2O.-Judge \. 5.
Mahaulu who has been with Prince
Kuhio ON "a campaign tour returns to
Honolulu today by the Maunaloa.
George Maxwell one of the strongest
Home Rulers on this island has Joined
the Republican ranks.
The Maui baseball team leaves to-
night for Honolulu TO play with the
Male team. The following will com
pose the team. r. Kruger. n. Kruger
X. Smith, J. Garcia, A. Garcia, George
II. Cummings w. Croweu. w. Morris
a. Jackson, w. Bailey and Eua Ka-
naauaO.
J. LightfoOt arrived here on Tuesday
evening to attend to a case on this
terms calendar of the court and vii
return to Honolulu tonight.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-21
KONA COFFEE
CROP SHORT
NEWS BY STEAMER MAUNA LOA
is TO EFFECT THAT WINDS AND
RAINS HAVE DONE DAMAGE.

Reports brought this morning from
Kona by the steamer Mauna Loa, are
to the effect that the coffee crop of that
section of Hawaii is likely to be very
short this season. High winds and
heavy rains have been the cause for
the shortage. The steamer brought a
consignment of l,O94 bags of coffee
The steamer arrived this morning
from her run to Hawaii and Maui ports
She brought over 5000 sacks of sugar
and a general assortment of freight.
Purser COnkling reports that the
weather was pleasant on both the out
ward and inward trips. The sea was
little chOppy in Kau.
A fair sized crowd Of passengers ar
rived on the vessel, number being Of
the Morning Star baseball combination
which comes from Maui to play the
Male team tomorrow afternoon
Charles Motley and other Home Rule
spellbinders went from Kona 20 Maui
on the vessel.