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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

ner 4n3abl meiner Sreunoe empfoblen
unb ipeib, baB i9 ibnen einen guten
9tenft sttpieIen babe, neil t1 iiber3eugt
bin, buB bic Re1ultdte in iebem Sale be-
friebtgenb iiuo. SD piini9e nur, ieoe 6az
Mile bate cine Glaf6e - oiele &rants
beiten uno 9ottorre6nungen piirben bas
our4 eripart. "-SOiepb $. Ribgepap."
n5ible uubler uic felt flint Subrcn."
9err Sames 3. 9aplOr, Roberts, SnO.,
i4rcibt:
n9egenpartig bin i8 edn3li9 geiunO.
SD lam efier, mas mir beliebt. Sd
babe flint 5luiden Yeruna genpmmen uno
fuble iebt pobler pie felt flint Sabren.
sd babe mid fiinfsebn Sabre lang ab uno
gu bon 0ottoreu ~bebanoeln laNen unb
tunn Sbre MeOi3in iebr bod empfeblen fir
RngtnbeIhperben. IS lit mir angenebm,
Sbnen bant'n gu t0nnsn fir Sbren freieu
Hdtb unD peruHa. "-Sumes .. Suplor.
sd rrfreue mid meiner Mabl5citcn
iuic purbcru".
Serr 5. ID. prit4urO, 8OIf 2ate, SnO.,
I9reibt:
IS freut mid, fagen gu t0nnen, baB
i'd bon Wagens&atarrb turirt pur0e
ourd peruna. Sd tonntc taum ettpas efz
len, has mir betam. 9o9, ebe i6 bic
Waobl5sit balls 9%egsisu, entpitelten ii3
Sale in meinem Maeen, bic mir cine ooer
5tpet Stunben lang mad ieoer Ma9l3eit
bel untpoblIei uno lludnnebmlt1teiten
peruriadten. @ber S9rem 9eruna babe
t4 es gu oeroanten, OaB ia ieBt ooIlItGus
big turirt bin uno Qlles ellen fam, mas
mir beliebt, pbne irgenb pelde 9elGittQuns
gen. Sd erfreue MIDI ieBt meiRer Ma6ls
5eiten tpte poroem uno bies babe i9 QIIes
Or. Sartmdn gu peroonten unb Ieiner
tpunoerpoIlen Meoi3in 9eruna.
rGs 1T ieBt Elm Subr Der, felt i'd furirt
tporben bin; i6 fiible gdn3 fpobl uno peib,
LAB i'd turirt Bins. 80. 9rit6arO.
91sepiia 1T cine Iebr gelp06nli4e 9baTe
bon COMMENSURATE Gin Mittel, ipels
DIES &dtorrb zines Organs turirt, turirt
i'm allerpGrts. 9erund turirt 8otdrrb,
po ey ii6 feit9eIeBt baben mag. DAB es
cine prompte unb bauernDe Sur fir Wias
9ens 8atarrb lit, be5eigen pbige Briefs.
Wenn Sic feline prompten uno beFriebia
genben ReIultate e~rlangsn bur6 ben Sc,
brau9 BON 9erund, fdrciben sic fofort
an Or. 9artmdn unb geben Gle ;bm cine
bolle 8eT6reibun9 Sbres BoIle5; err pirb
Sbnen germ ieinen pertbpollen Rdtb gratis
ertbeifen.
@brtFe: 9r. !Sartmuu, YrGIsent beg
Sartman Sdn;tarium. Gpluubus. Sbio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05
y. Mdner,

ilnib. ubToIb. beitidter Srftfer,
ri. $50, Nsrb.@nn.Str.
Wtetr bon eeitften s~trdutern artsetertiatss
ober ert3inoete sluaen, grpbeS Eager bon
iiiT,ifliben gueen, 1bermometrrn nno gsartne'
Sldiern. (Sept3o, 1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05
Or. A.1nt. Bedker,

restitrirter b~eutiter Ar5t, 30.idhrise graris.
Spe5iaIift fir Mdnners nth Srouens8ranfbei'
ten. SeiIt in ~fiir5efter Belt syphilis. IusfhIa9,
pals unb MfunbsStr1nfbeiten, glliSfliffe ieoer
9rt, Striftnr, YoIutioneit. ierpDfe Sdpnthe.
Sr1potenS, Nierens uib 8Idfen ; 4runfbeiteit.
Sttice In Hr. @eder's ondtonifdben muieiii1.
Ht. los, ft.Snitimpre .Sfrahe. Gprethiintben:
bon 9 llbr Moreens big 10 ilbr Ihenos: Gofil'
toss unS bon 6 ubr btg 10 ubr aSenbs.
". Y. = Or. 9eder'S Gaite beilt iiufebIbnr
leoen NnstInb: gpnfnItation irei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05
Baltimore Gemetcr1.

Bureau: Er. 344. Wprb.Gharies.s trahe.
8eerdbntbpIdee aum Berfauf bon $25 on,
NIT Warntorpfoiten abeeeren8t, $35 9lab
fir bier 8rdber. (Suu1S,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

feitbdIt an ser Sugen0, sic iie emit
groB mod)te: fcften ait t0nneit.
@ie aud oieier 9rieg enbet, Oelt
nitt 3pei Staoten, fonoern 5pei
@eItprinjipicn nit chamber fiibren,
SOS lit cine Sbotio6e, ooB flint No.
nate scr neueiten GntWifellna einen
uoIligcn llmihwung in Der @eihiflte
bcocutcr. Ger meiBcn Melt >u1re eS
iebr lcidt, Die Soponer boaig 81 Err
ariidcn - oopon bdlt lie Der 9lppetit
5uriid, icher iiir iid uur fette 9iiien
81 erpiifcn. Nbcr 0os 1noert nift8
an Der qroBen neltbeipegcn0enQ bat.
lode, 0ob Die WtongoIen eriuodt
itnO uno Dab oieier &rieg, er enoe
luic er lpoIle. nihts lit, ais Der Anz
lang 0cS HingenS 5piiden Wongo.
len lln6 Aricrn. llno lpcr inns @ei.
BEN Den 6ricOcn ltno oiegnttuobmtna
BON 8offen preoigt, Ser prcoi9t ms
- SctbitmorO 81 begcben, HoIie.
Sclbitmor0.
llcbrigetS hat bic Civilization"
bei'm Ebcotcrbrono in Chicago ul9e'
iGbr ebenio oiole Goote Qcfoitet mie
ben Suponeien Der Stl1rm auf Sim.
holt. limo iibrigcnS fommcn ouf
ben @iicnbobnen mo in Den WtinCn
mebr Mcnid,en in icoem Sabre I'M,
els Elm gon5cr redt blutigcr 9rie0
toitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

~
Dor ldngerer 3eit bon 8artcr Gomen-
BANJO Elm Grtifcl 5ugeion0t, in mel
dem oes 2ongeren ouseinanOcrgeiest
NOR. Dob Die Srauen iid IN 10 oir-
herorocntli6 electromagnetic @eiie
olth filr ben 9erltf zines Npot6cters
cigncten. Sic ieien INNER niihtern,
ieien 10 u~ngebeuer oronuugaliebcuo.
10 biiIfsbereit, 10 - fur3lmL, oo5
SoeoI zines 9~lpotbefers ici Die 9lpo.
tbefcrin. Sic niden, %gnGOigc 6rolL
nnO Qos oIlein lit fir mid ihon elm
NrGlmcnt, Oos Sic meincr mbeoinq=
ten, m~iQenIoien 3uitimmrng uerii.
fert. Nae 6rauen ioQtcn f0nnten
Die Oor5iigIihIten apotbcfcrinnen
lperoen MIR gero0e ais lidcrlld
cin5igc 2Iusnobme ienc Game nift,
bic oicien GrtiteI nerfaBtc Morum?
Nlts ocn rcd)t cinfoden @rlluOc, neil
ibr Die Observation-Disclosures crmongelt.
Seben Sic, bci'm apot6cfcrbcruf lit
8cluiiicnbaftigteit, 3upcrldiiigfeit9Ils
les. 0enfen Sic n1lr an bic cntieb-
Iihcn 6oI9en Die Iif ergcbcn, penn
Elm lolder Mann - par0olL cine lol=
DIE Game, itatt Elm 3ebntcl @rumm
5ebn @rnmm Ntorp6ium ms 6ldids
den 00iie. Nur, oercbrte gndoi9c
6rolt, Die lleberi6rift iibcr icncm Ir-
titel ioQtc beiBen: Die Tror ais Npo.
tbcferin. limo cS itunO Ou: Die
6rou ols I%potbcrin. ,3cbu @ronm
5t Dcnig, gndOige 6rou. ltnO Oonn,
I'M 5lpcitcn Sob OeS ArtifcIa, febltc
gcro0c Oo5 luihtigitc Mort, ollI Dos
cS ontom. (9ittc, oo9 Niuuuifript
lit o%lfgcboben.) Die 6rallclr, bod
percbrtc 8onnerin, 10 ioQtc i6 mir
humolS, iolten aunG6it cinnul Ter.
men, einen Brief einen Artitcl obne
fCbIcnoc @orte, obne feblcnOc Bud.
itubeu ST Id)reibcn. - Sim Sic I6on
etnmul nit Der Erombubn gcfdbren,
Qndoi9c 6rou? No6 mcIdcr Scite
iito sic obgeitiegen? (9}cin gnooi.
&c 6rol,, ooS lit gor nift e9ol, -
nod bintcn fGat MANI
Ole 6rnucn iollten 8ru1ddDit cinmol
lcrncr. lpie man bon elmer Sroms
balm obiteigt. %8ie longc itunO Der
S6ofiner Dor Shnen, bis sic Die
2oidc, mic lorge, bis Sic On@ Yortc.
monnoie. lpic lonoe, bis Sic Oen@ro.
id)cn gefunoen botteu? Gic 6rollcn
iollten lerneu, mie man iein Eortc-
monnuic, mie man fem 8cIO cinitcdt,
UNI cS 5ltr San6 81 bo6eL iucltn mon
cS 6roild)t. Wie lnngc mlBte Der
Monn morten, gn1oige 6roll, bis Sic
ibm geingt botten, robin Sic fobrcl
molltcn? limo hotten Sic lid oonIl
nift getrrt? limo linO Sic Damn oil
Der folihen SalteIteIlc ollsgeitiegcn%
Die Srollen ioQten icrnen, lpic moll
iid ieIbItit0noig benimmt, nm ouf
Ger Srombobn SIT fobrcn, obnc Die
tpeiteren Wiitreiienbcu Sur 8oieret 81
bringen. Soben sic idou einmol am
Selepbon -" @Grn mir bis oobin
baben reoen oiirfen 10 iino mir idon
rpeit genug gefommen. aber petter
oiirfen mir iiherlid) nibt. Damn
>piro ms Die flcine, ,peiBe SnnO cntz
;ogcn, cit oqerliebites, unmiIliqes
ShmoIelGdeln u~ufr1uielt 5lpei
9tppcn, 10 prouo5irenO in ibrer llt'
nabbarfeit iln0 -- etipa5 1rtlogtidl
5mor, ober be5otberno fontn1t Die
i0hc llntcr6rcd)ung: oNber mo@ lit
n1tr hClttc NIT Sbner, meit Sicbcr,
Sie lino ia rein - bite nebncn Sir
NOD cine Goiic, ia - uto etfuoa Goq.
noc ou5lt, OuS miro Sic bci1nftiqen.
Sic Sd)limmcr. - llno mir ~iellijel
unborbor unb nebmett nit onitdl1Oi'
gem 20deln Die breite Gbineientoiic
mn triufpn -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

prof {. 8. Mintr, friber prOfeFor bee G6emie un0 Sotunt an Der SOfidute
su gpFhni, gMb, fbrdt bon 1897 Torb &urEStr, Chicago, SM, ne fogt:
pDu mdure mmtnsr 6reunoe mir BON ben ginfigsn Reiuhuten er5d6r, bic fe
burd ben gebruu9 bon perunu erlan9en, Defenders in 5drsn bon Satarrb, 70
srdmintrte i'd Ousibe grinbl6, Inn bic 9etunbtbee tnnen gu krnen.
sd fanb, bob es aus @rrueten BON 8rGutern ub Rinben befbt bon bo4f
pertbDpten mebiGnihm ggnihufkn, 0erdnt nit dnOren Sngrebienahn, bic
okitmGfg oertbeIt unO beebmt Fnb, has Spfem gu trdfigsn, Die 5unthonen
3u prbnen uo 9efunobet gu pei6affn.
~Sd baltic @rruna fir cine Der sci6iftefen nnb mihcnibafHi6 5uberei'
tehu, Wtcbt5incn, welde Ss InbItfum NIT Shbcrgett nb Grfuls 8ebran4en
Fam" - rDf g. 5. Wiaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05
Ynrrdine.
Muget anterIudt fofenfrei.

Sbre Inaen behiirfen oer beiier Sebnnoluita
rro Sef6iitung; bieIc 9eioen i%oririter bon Der
uehcranitrener1g Der Gebnerpen lno bon Mot
p~diienDer Neoeduua berfeIber. Surb Die bes
lien ocntf6en S6uIen ittp Iauaidbriee @riab.
rung lit es mir Cit 9cthteS. Sbner, IN ieh,c
Setle,. mas has sluge uno feline 8ebanolunG
bettittt. NIT Dem Neiiet 6i oienet iino IN ies
BEN Sdle 9etluna 6u perfhntten. srlIet
ooer guaergldfer. ipenn Gle tolbe h%eoiirten,
e~eteriiet.
ner Office fpredeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

9ie WunGoIen iino III geipegung
Gefomnen Die getroumte lleberIe-
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(5lr ben -Sonntaass Gorrefponbent" }
gittcrc Eiacn.

gon Or. ernit Senrici.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

9eruna als cine
quite Mebi3iu
smpftblen 81
%t0nnen, bic Qlto5
benirtt, mas be-
fir %beonIPrudt
piro. SD babe
bdsielbe mehrere
DRaIe gebraudt
unb tenue ni4ts,
bas 10 be itdnbig
turirt unb gleids
5eittg bas Spitem
%aufbout.
n
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2unhpn.Hnrf.Eemctclh

Here Geittonen Itnb iett 3ur 9eit6tieuna ber'
aertttet. Btele oisgeiudblte Cots. Der Sn'
eeiuiinIGte Nusfunft e~rtbeiIen. 9as GrematJs
rilut ttebt td9lt6 5ur Snfpeftion often, .SSeget
%9fnberefi ipenoe man iib an ben Gupertnteuoert'
tpBa.etrahe. (Mpril5-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-05

@r safb. SOfspb $. s%aibsspap, ssFpe
tdr Der 4meritan GntisSredt Sorietp,
i9rsibt ben f%oIgenocn Brief bonn @rano
Central SOtel, ct. paul, MiHr.:
rGS bereitet mir groBes @crgniigcn,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20
BoSton's Coming
Here Confirmed

Private letters received here con
firm the report that the cruiser Boston
will soon come here In company with
a couple OF other vessels for drills and
maneuvers. The officers at the Naval
Station are Of the opinion that the
vessels will come.
The Boston Is a protected cruiser.
She was one OF the three with which
the reconstruction of the Navy began
having been authorized in 1888. Her
construction was begun by John Roach
q Son. Chester, Pa, but was finished
by the Government. The keel was
laid Nov. Is, 1888. She was launched
Dec. 4, 1884. and was first commission.
ed May 2, 1887.
The Boston's length Is 271 feet,
breadth AZ feet. draught about II feet
and displacement 5000 tons. She has
horizontal compound single-screw en-.
gines Of 1880 indicated horsepower,
capable of developing a speed of 1876
knots u795 mile) per hour. She car.
rles six G'inch rifles, two S.inch rifles,
also six rapid.fire and an equal mum.
Der OF machine guns. The cruiser had
protective deck II inch thick. She
carries a complement of 10 officers and
259 men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20
GOLF Balls Stolen
BOYS ARRESTED FOR
R0BBING MANOA CLUB
BOB oPio MUST PUT UP A 500
BOND TO KEEP PEACE, BE-
CAUSE OF THREATEN.
ING kAHElE.

All On and Nat Biart. both young
boys, appeared before Judge Lindsay
this morning charged with larceny In
the second degree. They had stolen
three golf balls from the Manoa club
house. Wade Warren Thayer assisted
the prosecution. The boys pleaded
guilty and were reprimanded and dis
charged.
Bob Opio, a Hawaiian, was charged
with using threatening language to-
wards a Hawaiian woman named Ka-
hele. He was found guilty and placed
under 500 bond to keep the peace for
one year.
Katsuh, a Japanese hack.driver.
was charged with needless driving.
While driving passenger to the
steamer yesterday afternoon he ran
his hack against young Chinese boy
who luckily escaped unhurt. Judge
Lindsay gave the defendant to under
stand that hack.drivers should know
their business and should be even
more careful than other people. The
defendant was fined SO and costs.
Lau Gin was fined s25 and costs for
violating the gambling law. Chew
Sin was fined $40 and costs for assault
and battery on Wong Chong.
Leong Chez was charged with mali.
cious injury. He had taken a jade
bracelet valued at s25 as security for
a small loan, and had. upon the own.
or paying the sum borrowed, returned
the bracelet broken. As no malicious
intent was shown, the defendant was
discharged.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20
Sale of Women Is
Stopped By the Car

st. Petersburg, Oct Scar Mich.
olas has issued an order to Governors
of Southeastern provinces Of European
Russian that they must Immediately
put an end to the dissraceful sale Of
young women, which has become com.
mon since the beginning Of the war.
Owing to the depression in industry
and commerce caused by the war, faith.
ors and husbands have openly sold
their daughters and wives to agents,
who have them exported to South
American ports. The sale Of these
women has been carried on In open
market. without any attempt at con.
cealment The average price paid for
young woman is about $50, and the
trade has been enormously profitable
TO them. as the Russian Consuls at
Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Ayres have
reported that the prices paid in those
cities by the owners of disorderly
houses average $500. In future any
man found selling or buying a woman
will be banished to the Siberian mines
for life.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20
Hand To Hand Fight
In japanese Trenches

st. Petersburg, Oct. l3.-Priyate dis.
patches sent the night of October II
from the headquarters OF General Bill.
Gerling, whose corps occupies the Rus
sian centre, describe the bloody and
desperate character of the fight along
the railroad north OF Yentai station
where on Monday the Russians repeat.
eddy charged the japanese trenches
at the point Of the bayonet, the fight
continuing into the night. The Japan.
csc reserved their fire until the Rus.
slams at the double, were almost upon
them. An instance Is given Of a regi.
ment getting within few yards OF
the Japanese trenches but recoiling
before the murderous volleys of the
japanese. then coming on again with
reinforcements literally under a show.
or of shrapnel and finally succeeding In
driving out the japanese. But the
japanese artillery fire was SO wither.
ing that the Russians were unable 10
remain In the trenches.
That night the japanese artillery
bombarded the Russion center, prepar.
Ing the way for general counter.at.
tack, which Field Marshal Oyama ord.
cred for tuesday. The japanese Of.
fensiye extended TO their extreme left.
General Oku's army being for the first
time engaged. At nightfall Tuesday,
the japanese had forced back the Rus.
sian right, but the centre held fast, al.
though few POSITIONS had fallen into
the hands OF the japanese.
The latest newspaper reports say
Generals Rennenkampff and Kashtal.
insky encircled the japanese right.
crossed the Taitse river and came out
on the Feng Wang Cheng road, the
japanese retiring before them. The
news from these mixed columns il
three days old.
A special despatch to a newspaper,
dated late last night, says the battle
continued desperately along the whole
front, the most severe fighting being
transferred TO the Eastern front.
Another newspaper despatch dated
from Hardin today says the tide of bat.
tie Is with the Russians. Upon the
basis OF this despatch extras" with
flaming headlines announcing a Jap,
anese retreat along the whole line were
sold by thousands.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20
THE CHAMBERS QUESTION.

Territorial Supreme Court, Circuit
Court Judges DE Bolt and Robinson.
sitting in place of the associate jus.
tices, disqualified, listened this morn.
ing to argument on the question OF the
authority of the Circuit Judges to hold
court at chambers in equity, probate nr
other Jurisdiction, brought up in the
matter of writ of prohibition to pre-.
vent Judge Gear from proceeding In
the Annie T. X. Parker affair, the biz
ranch management controversy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20
SnARPSHOOTERS
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
are formed on this and the other Isl.
pnds.
Says the Army and Navy Register
of Washington: mo more important
project In the national preparation for
possible war has received government
al sanction than the adoption of the
plan for national marksman's re.
serve submitted by General Bird w.
Spencer, president of the National
Rifle Association. The National Board
for the Promotion of Rifle Practice
has worked diligently and intelligent.
ly for the encouragement Of rife prac.
tice In this country and the PROPOSE.
ton for a reserve OF marksmen prom.
lses to furnish within a few years
more than one million men In this
country who will be qualified to go on
the firing line, II necessary, possessing
all the attributes OF the trained sol.
der. This is result which should
meet with favor everywhere; It
should have the support of Congress
and the State Legislatures and It
should be endorsed by individuals
throughout the country. II imposes
no great expense upon the Govern.
ment, which Is most benefited by the
organization, and furnishes to the
country, available for its military de.
mands in time of emergency, an
army of expert rife shots made up OF
young men and boys over fifteen
years Of age, The idea ought not to
lack for popular approval on every
hand. Its object is most commendable
as its results are bound to be most
profitable"
The objects Of the National Board
for the Promotion of Rifle Practice arc
to obtain the passage OF a bin making
liberal appropriations for the equip
ment of the National Guard with mod,
ern weapons; the purchase of outdoor
ranges; the equipment of armories
and schools with indoor ranges; the
purchase of ammunition, and the en-,
enlargement of rife and revolver
practice among all citizens capable OF
bearing arms in time of war.
A bill will be introduced in Congress
next session for an annual appropria
ton of $l,OOO,OOO for five years.
When the bill is introduced It is sug
gested that resolutions be adopted by
the various National Guard organiza.
lions and that personal letters urging
Its passage, be sent to the Senators
and Representatives from every State
and Territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20

Puma. 1896. Maui: variable, from 10
at Puuomalci to Sl7 at Kula (Ereh.
won). Oahu: Honolulu district, 81:
Koolau. variable from SO at Kahuku
to 2G3 at Waimanalo. Kauai: Lihue,
IA; Kilauea Plantation, 6S; Wahia.
wa, 1i3.
The greatest monthly rainfall re.
ported was 1914 inches at Nahiku,
Maui.
The greatest 2i.hour rainfall was
500 inches at Maunawili, Oahu, on
the lith.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20
Knight and Palmer Says
KurOpatkin Is In Danger

Victoria, b. c., Oct. 11.-By the Ca.
Eadian Pacific steamer Empress of
Japan there arrived today from Japan
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harding Davis
OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Palmer, T. f. knight Of London. and
George Lynch, also of London. Knight
will return to the front next spring.
He and Frederick Palmer were with
General Kurokl's army in the Lao.
yang campaign and speak highly Of the
treatment they received from the Jap
anese stan.
Both knight and Palmer LAY that II
Kuropatltln persists in his southwark
movement they believe he viii, have his
army cut TO pieces. The two cores
pondents say the Russian force at
present In Manchurla is no match for
the japanese, and that succession Of
Russian disasters may be confidently
expected for good while yet.
S
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20

Full moon Oct. 24th at 0:25 a. m.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about an hour earlier than at Ho-
nolulu.
Hawaiian Standard Time IL lob som
slower than Greenwich time, being
that OF the meridian Of 1870. The
time whistle blows at ] 40 .. m, which
10 the same as Greenwich, Oh ON.
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BY AUTHORITY
NOTICE.

The Main Government Road at Ka.
haluu, District Of Koolaupoko, Oahu.
will be closed to traffic from o'clock
Thursday afternoon, Oct. Goth, to the
same hour on Saturday, Oct. 22nd,
while the Old Bridge is removed and
the new structure is erected.
c. S. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Oct. Goth, 1904. 2900.1t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20
ANNUAL MEETING.

THE A. HARRISON MILL CO., LTD
There will be an annual meeting OF
The A. Harrison Mill Co., Ltd, on
Saturday, Oct. 22d. at ~ noon, at thu
office of The A. Harrison Mill Co., Ltd
THE A. HARRISON MILL Co,
per b. +. HEILBRON,
29OO'2t Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20

Hawaii-Pepeekeo: Partial solar
eclipse observed from 500 a. IN. to
1880 a. IN. on the 9th. Thunder on
the 18th, 18th and 18th. Distant
lightning on the 29th. Heavy show.
crs on the 18th and Goth. Solar halo
on the 3Oth.
ALEX. NC. ASHLEY,
Section Director.
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NEW = TO-DAY
CARD OF THANKS.

Miss Wilhelm wishes In this manner
to thank the many friends who by
their presence, their sympathy and
flowers, showed their affection for her
father, the late II. J. wilhelm.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20
ARRIVED.

Thursday, Oct 20.
Schr. Chas. L. Woodbury., Harris.
from Hilo. at 10 a. M.
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SEPTEMBER WEATHER
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL.
TURE-wEATHER BUREAU.

INlNN9 W I'm TET3H DVNTsNV'
Summary Of Meteorological Conditions
In the Hawaiian Islands During
September, 1904.
Approximate percentages OF district
rainfall as compared with normals-.
Hawaii: Hilo, l0i|o; Hamakua, 3OS.
Kohala, 20G; KOna, 10; Kau. 2SO;
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-10-20

Thursday, Oct. 90
u. S. cruiser Buffalo. Everett, for
Midway Island, at a. m.
Am. biz. Mohican, Kelly, for San
Francisco, at $3.50 a. m.
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DEPARTED.

Wednesday, oc.. 10.
c. A. s. s. Miow.Ta, Hemming, for
Victoria and Vancouver.
p. NJ. s. $. Mongolia, Porter. for the
Orient.
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