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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-31

STEELE tamer1 6elofide. Ser General
beidreibt ben Scrub Der pertpeienben
2eiden Smii9en ben 2inien als
furdbar.
81 o. Spanien, 80. Nus. Ser
ruifide 9ilfs=2reu3er Don. Der bier
am %. antam, fubr beute nod Dor.
nabne ieiner &eparaturen tpieber ab.
9as bIutise @efedt Bel
Mnpin g.
Sotto. 80. Mug. gin3elbeiten
iber bic Cperationen segen 9iaO
Gang, barunter bic perameifelten orei=
tdgi9n @efedte bel Mnping unb rie
%dununs bon Inibaniban, singsn
beute bier elm.
DE Steluna Der &ufsn 6ftlid unb
fioIih bon Inping NOR febr portbeil=
baft. wdbrenb bic Sapaner fur ibre
Irtilerie giinitige SteQungen nur auf
Der siao Gang StraBe finben fOnnten.
Nt9 borbereitenben 8efe9ten maAte
bas japanii9e Centrum en- Is. Mitter=
naats einen pl5bli9en Baionett : Ans
9rif seeen bas ruiiide Centrum bel
2ug9anlins. Ser MngriH NOR cine
uebe;rai&uns unb elm boiler @rfolg.
Sic Sapaner nabmen bic ean3e
Stelnng.
Serauf folste ben ganaen 26. bin-
burd Elm beftises @euebrfeuer- @efe&t,
mobd Die ruifiide Batterie in Mnping
elm t0otlides 6euer in bic japanii&en
2ini,n ianote. Sie Sapaner bielten
absr i6rs Stelungen unb brdnsten bic
&uf,n lansiam gum San 6lue 9bal
auriif.
I'm q. apaneirten ale brei iapa=
niiden Mbtheiluneen unb famen bel
Hadt in ben 8efib Der laneen 6igel=
2ettt. Sic 8ertbeioiser fir5ten,
aubr heftisem Geuer. aud Steine aui
bic bic Mbbdnge ertlimmenosn Sa=
pana. sic erreidten f9lieBli9 bic
epi,e uno bertrieben bic &uKen. biz
fid qesen 2iao gang au%riid3osen.
9e Sapaner berloren IN bieiem
Sample 1000 Wann.
Sien tseit fitr Bort Mrtbu,
Sruppen ermdbigt.
81. Yetersburg 9, 80. gug.
Sur6 Elm beutiges Setret i'm &esie=
runssboten uiro bic Sienfseit fit
SoIeaten Der port Nrtbur @arniion
berat ermdBi9t, baB bon, leBten l.
Mai ab jeber Wonat Sienf3eit als Elm
boles Sa6r gere9net tuirb.
8robbritannien.
q { n=@ o n erena eroIg.
2iberppoI, 80. Mug. Wel=
bungen bon ben 9aupttbeilnebmerrt bel
Der SdiHabrtss@ onferen3 in Grantfuri
O.. M. finbissn an. baB cine 8eilesunq
bss &atsn=& risss sraielt 1T. Sn eini.
gen Sassn iOnsn bic Befimmungeu
eines beibeit Sheilen eenebmert gom.
prumiHss mitgetbeilt werben.
Sieb5is ertrunten.
2onbon, 80. Nug. Nad cine,
gerliner Sspsi6e 9ins Wa9ri9t aus
2oo3, polen, Elm, baB beute auf BEN
Slufe 9anif elm GdbrtoOt fenterte.
nobel 20 Weni9en ertranteu. 81
pafasiere finb gerettet. Das 8oO
bette rlur bic grlaubnib, 80 periorer
gu bef6rbern.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-31
SfaHen.
Serer 3 q Der 6 n
q d I.
SfaFen.

9eibungs d ID t.
g I. Yetersburg. 81. Nug.
Die srObe S9la9t bel 2iaO Gang,
bic Sienitaa frib besann, tptitbete ben
gau3sn Sag nit feigenoer 6eftigteit;
auBer 2 tursen, bon 8riessamt aus-
seeebenen Depsiaen einsen aber feline
ginalbeiten Elm.
Die iapanii9en Sruppen tuerbeu auf
etpa 200. 900 sei6dbt; 2uropatfin bat
6 Irmes-@ orps, auBer 147 S4wa-
bronen, i'm @anssn etma 10 biel als
bic Sapansr. Sas 8srbdltniB Der
Mrtilerie 1T ni9t serau betannt; big
Der seigten bic Sapaner srObes @eidid
in gentbung bieier @affe.
ueber bic trate9if4e Sage 1T bis
iebt penis befannt. Nuf benz fio=
Ii9en Centrum fanb elm ner3neifelter
2ampf ftntt. nod anoern Naari4ten
iu9en bic Sapaner ben ruiz. rehten
Iligel aug Dem Saitie Sbal 3u t~perfen.
Inf Der petliden Jlanfe ideint fi9
Der 3ampf Big 3u 8 Weilen 2iao Dang
3u ndbern.
6 tf3eiounss- Bat
be9onnen.
Die beftisfe @dla8t bes 2rieges
piitbst beute nm 2iaO Gang.
9a9 ben @a9but-@ efe@ten. uel@e
Ruropattin auf ieinem &idsug bon
Nnpins uno Inibanian l~ieferte, udblte
er enttuebsr bic S9la9t Ober wuroe
biersu aestpunaen. gr uieoerfebt iebt
ben gnsrif Der cOmbinirten Deere bon
2uroti, NOb3u uno Ofu.
Sepeiden bonn Sdla9tfelo 3eigen,
bob bic Sapaner bel Sa~sesanbru9 Elm
ftredlides Nrtilerie- Jeuer pOrnebm=
lid ssssn ruifides Centrum uno Re9te
ridteten.
@a9 bier=iiiinbisem sbrapnel-Geu
b6rte bic 2anonabe auf unb TIM 9 n6r
bsgann Der algemeine 8Ormari9 Der
Sapaner.
Cine 9speide aus 2iao gang bonn
teutisen Nbenb seist, oaB Die S4la4t
an Seftieteit sunabm, bic Sapaner
brdnaten big gu einem puntt Dor, no
fi6 Der 9ampf gum Sano9emenge ent=
tpidelte, purosn aber brr ben &uRen
nit benz Bujonette suridsetrieben.
Sic Sepefhen Der NHoe. pref1e unb
bic amtli9en ruifiidsn @a9ri9ten er-
geben, baB Die &uhen einen 9albtreis
bor ettpn r,eut Meilen 2dnss, Der 2iaO
Dang i4ibt, beiebt balten. 8egen
Centrum unb re4ten Sliisel ri4tet f4
bic Sauptuu9f bes MngriHs. Wad
ansabs bss ruifii4en 3riessminife
aiums tpirb bic S9ladt msbrere Sage
oauerr.
Die 8eiammt Streittrdfte, mel9e
chamber seseniberfteben, ueroen aui
300, 900 big 400, 900 Mann aler Waf.
f%ensattunsen sef9dbt.
I'm o eburtsta bss M l.
fabo.
6 t. q etersbur g, 80. Nug.
Die Sapaner wdhlten ben @eburtstaq
oes Mitaoo fir bic @ntf9eibunss:
idla&t unb es tpdre ni9t iiberrai9enb,
uen1 Der bsutiqe Gag aud bur9 einen
grOben Nngrif gegen port MngriH ber'
porffedenb tptirbe.
Sapan. Mngriff abge'
9Iagen.
i t. petersburg, 80. Mug.
Cine beutise DepeI9e aus Mufoen iagt,
bab in Der S9la9t, tuel9e feit friib In
Der Rdbe bon 2iao Dang i'm @anse 1T.
aIle u9 DE- Der 5 apaner.
bic ruffif9e GIanfe u
dIa9eu. 3urhfgewiee r
10 urbsn. Sn Wufben beibt es, BIZ
Sapaner bdtten iiber 10 8efdibe ber'
loren ; Ndberes bieriiber 1T bier ni4i
befannt.
Sapaner d Il T.
legen.
AZ ~. 49, MI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-31
2mtber's @eoa6tniR
Sur@ bic Ginwsihnng elmer herr.
Ii4en prot. Gir@e geebrt.

Speber, 8aperr, 80. Nug. Die
Sutbers@ ebd4tnibtir9e, gu bsren Yau=
totem aud bic p~rotetantsn Nmeritas
geitrdae geliefert, ipurbe beute in Mn=
ueienbeit aablrei9er Mmeritaner einse-
peibt.
Nm 10. September 1890 muroe au
oieiem berrIiden Bauuert Der erfte
Spatenftid fsierlia pol3osen in Mn-
pesenbeit BEG Gufab NboIfs@ ereins.
Gin Sabr baraut am 25. Nue. 1891,
ta9te in epeper Der ebanselii6e 9unb,
bel wsl9er @elsgenbeit Der @runbfein
9elest muroe. Wdbrenb biefer brei=
3ebn Sabre entfanb unter ben 9anben
tii9tiser gaumeiiter Elm eoles 8aumert
i'm bo4eotbii4en Stple, ~entporfen bon
ben Ir4iteften Gltisge unb Norbmann
aus giIen.
SIM unteren &aume beg 100 Weter
Il W.-39.37 3ol)bOben 3burmes
befinoet fi9 bic % W. bobe @sbd9t-
nibba0e nit benz Gtanbbilo oes pros
tsfirenben 2utbsrs in Der Witte.
&inss berum In ben Sdulenfddften
tommert bic @tatuen Der protefirenben
Girfen au iteben, ipdbrenb in ben
Sborwinteln bie Wappen Der IA pro=
teftirenben Stdbte ansebradt Fnb.
Muf Der Gmpore tiber benz gingang
ftebt bic BON Steinmeber in Oettingen
gebaute OrseI, Elm Weifertuerf Der
beuti9en Orgelbautunf unb cine Stiff.
tun9 Der @sian9pereine Der euanseliid=
protefantifden gemeinben Seuti1-
lambs. sic bat 81 tlinsenoe &esifier,
oarunter 5 So&orudresiffsr unb oaau
Elm wir~tunssboles Gernedo nit 8 Re
siftern, bas bel elmer berrli4en Nfuftit
Der Stride boil CUR @eltung fommt.
Ni9t a1ein bic @loten ftno S9en.
tuneen, au9 bic @lasmalereien, Sta-
tuen, 9anseI unb 94ltar fino @tif-
tungen bon protefantif9en Girffsn,
Stdoten unb PribatIeuten. Nuber-
beuti9e Sitter finb tnter anbern s.
@. Worsun unb ST. S9ieren. SEEM
Yorf, &6ni9in : SHUTTER emma bon
So1anb, Mbolf, @roBberaos bon 2u-
remburs, @enfer protefantsn u. I. 10.
9ie Ssiammttofien bieies berrli9en
Dentmales protefantii9sn @laubens
betragen ungefdbr 1000. 600 Mart,
ituoau aud Der v8erein Der prebi9er
Der Deutf9. gb. Yrot. 2ir4e bon
Norbamerifa" iein S9erfein beigetra-
gen bat.
9eutI9Ianb.
unfaII bes Sampers
vpboenicia".
Bremen, 80. Nu9nf. Der
beute bier anselanste Dampfer r3rpn
bring @ilbelm" fi9teie am 25. Nu9uf
ben 6amburser Sampfer vpboenioia"
am 20. aug Sem Sort abssfabren.
angenf9sinIi9 bei9doigt.
Nem Dort, 80. Mug. Sn benz
biefisen Bureau Der 6amburs-N merito
2inie nor iibsr bieisn 8eri9t Ha9.
mittags ni6ts betannt. Die pb6nicia
bate iiber 70 Gaiiten=p afasiere an
8orb unb ettpa 10 3wif9enbeds'
paRagiere. Ser puntt. mo bic pb6:
nicia ssfi9tet murbe. III etwa 1900
Meilen bon Seem Sort entfernt unb In
9urs Der Ocean ampfer.
Wabrf9einli9 maren bic Waf9iner
Der pb6nicia auber Orbnung, als IL
gefi9tet tuurbe. STR bic Si4erbeit
beg S9ifes befebt feine 8eiOreniB.
Stalien.
Mebge manb= Sieb'
fabI.
MseoIi, 80. Mug. Ser pboto'
e.ehL Mnechsnnsn; Aax fAx.IiA L.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-31
@egen trum uno
He6te

Cine bsutige Eepef9e bes Generals
SaaaroH aus 2iaO gang fast:
Ser Sauptansriff ri9tst f9 sesen
bas ruffids Centrum unb ben re9ten
5Iisel, mo bic rufff9en 0erluife am
f4perffen tparen.
Die Sapauer bra9ten sablreide Mr=
tiIerie mdbreno Der Na9t il S9ub=
ueite aler ruifiiden Stelunsen. I'm
5 unb 9 ubr WOr9ens uurbe elm bsftiges
Geuer %er6fnet; bic Sapaner tuaren bidt
an ben ruiiiden SteQungen. Cine
srobe iapaniide 4btbeilung mari9irt
n6rhlid benz $fai Stu : 6lubtbale ent=
lang, tueftli9 bon Der 8abn.
Sic ruffif9e @abaIIerie e.
Die ,uffif9e @apaaerie, weI9e am
Sreitag bic um9ebung Der re9ten
Glante binberte, muBte in ben bic
&6pfe Der Setter tberra9enben 9inef=
f9en WaisfeIbern operiren.
Sa9aroH melbet aud einen &anpf
nit dinef!9en 8anoiten, bon benen
so fielen.
Weflid bon 2iao gang sraielte bic
ruifide Heiterei einen nambaften gr=
folg, 'inoem fie bic japanii9e @orbut
BON iener &idtung aurtdwarf. gs
NOR oas erte Mal i'm 3riese, Dab bic
@abalerie @~elesenbeit betam, bic Sa=
paner i'm ofenen @eldnbe ansugreifen.
griter s bringttein
@rgebnib.
2oubon n, 80. Mug. Cine Se=
peide aug 2iao Oans bonn 80. fast:
Sas japanif9e Nrtiasris' Jsusr b6rts
beute Nbeno 8 l1br auf. gsrluts ur.
fannt.
Sas brittle ruifi9e Corps fdlug
einen beiben iapanii9en NngriH ie9s=
NAL nit benz 8aiOnett ;uriid.
3wei iapaniide @ompasnien, bic
cine ruiiii@e SteIuna bsiebten, tuuroen
irrtbtmli9 fur &uhen 9ehalten unb
our9 iapanii9ss Mrtilsrie- Jeuer ber-
ni1tst.
Zen gan3en Sag tpuroe unsebeuer
piel Wunition, Defenders auf Der
Stbfront ge9en bas 8. @orps. Der.
brau9t.
Sic ruiiii9en @erlufe galtsn bisbsr
als ui4t febr f9wer, auber bel 2 &e9i=
mentern bes 8. Corps, bic ben Baio-
nett.Mngrif ausbielten.
Worge1 miro Elm nod energii9erer
Mngriff ertuartst.
SO f9eint, oab &uroti's Seer beute
nidt betheilist NOR.
Sic Sapater bitten
NIT 1900 o 9tiben.
g t.. petersburs. 80. Ius.
9a9 ben lsbtsn Sspsi9su bonn 2risss.
idaupIabe baben Die Sapaner 1900
@eitibe in Der 0dbe BON 2iao Dang.
Sm 2aufe oes Sages singer beridie.
bsne Selesramme bon General Saba.
rof Elm, bic benz 9aiier iibermittelt
ruroen.
8 f. See-TIotte d.
TAB, 80. Nug. Sa:
ruIfi9e Of-See- @ef9maber, tpeI9es
gronftaot am Is. 3u elmer probe=6abr
bsrlieB, febrte beute in ben Safer
3uriif.
8erIu Rebel Nnpi n G..
Softo. 80. Aug. Sn benz &c.
fedt bel Mnping berloren bic Sapans,
1900 3obte ober Werpunbete. Si
ruffiden 8erlufte tOllen slei9fal!
fdper iein. Bel Mnpins erbeuteten bi
SapaHer 8 @ef9ube, ebeniObiele be
Nnibonibam.
Direfte M elbungb On
Stoeffel.
g t. Petersburg, 80. Nug
9trefte Na9ri9ten bon 8enera
Stoefel, bic greisniRe bor port gr
THUR Biz gum Is. Mus. bebanbeInb,
finb bier einge9angen.
Sierna9 tuurben Biz gum Is. bi
iapanif9en Mnariffe unter 9roBen Ser
luften fur bic Mnsreifer auridssi9la
gen. ginaelbeiten iiber bic bon Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-31

paris. Dem Bii9of BON 2apal,
Der trob bes 8erbots Der &esierung
mad Rom rsifie, wiro fein @ebalt ent'
5o9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-31
LAKE ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

....Sabrseit Der 8ise...
Abfabrt Auiuutt
zoIsbo, Chicago uub Ri1isau erpres.-t 716 t1o.ss
IoIebo, Detroit uno gbsoso Elm .....f12.2o I 3.25
Wi4isan giip, Usuneis II. 9~afapsttee pI-t 7.ao t1o.s
stoalit t ausseuomueu sonutass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-31

Saiiom Tabrfarten, siItis fir bic Hiida
fabrt bis Is. DECEMBER 1904 su.....$f2.OO
Sedsig Gage Sabrfarten, siltis fir
8iidfabrt tnnerbalb ied3ia Ta9en, aber ni6i
fpdter ais 10. DECEMBER 1904 ...SlO.5O
Siimfsebn Sage Sabrfarten. siltis fir
Riffabrt innerbaIb 10 Ta9en su.... 5000
@asspm Ggcurfipns Tabrfarten,
9iltis fur 8iidfabrt innerbalb iieben Sassn
ipersen nur p~erfauft fir ansefinoiste @as-
gon grcurficns Gage, Sabrfarten fin6 nur
giltig in ben Gag @aggpns. Oh reguldrer
ODER SpeSiaI5us. ieben Oienitas mno Don.
nerftag bis 90. Sept. incIufipe 5u.... $500
Sir pbniee Snformation unb gin3elubeiten etc
fpreGe man bet ben Sidet.Ageuteu Der Big your Babn
Dor Ooer f4reibe an uuter5ei1uete.
Warren !. Lynch, Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agt.
Cincinnati, Gbip.
ober Q. D. Broufou, u. @. g. ~,
Suoiauapolis, Su6.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-31
@ntidrioungS=S dladt
slnf oer gan5en 6efedtsliuie entbraant. = Scr
critic Sag e1bet amideineuo Obae Grgeb1ib.

Sic iratgH6e gage. = geoe S0e numeriid ema gsid. - Strefrr geribt
BON stOfel. - Siie.Jlone uieber int Safm. g&uE ansbrud BON
gprer=ltnrmhem. 6ramffurtr Gpnereu;.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-06
NAONE GETS
DISCHARGED
NATIVE ENUMERATED OF
CHARGE OF GROSS CHEAT To-
DAY BY JUDGE LINDSAY.

Phillip Naoue was discharged this
morning by Judge Lindsay. When the
case against the young man charged
with gross cheat was called, Deputy
High Sheriff Chiuingworth announced
that the police had been unable to To-
cate Robert Wade, the man who was
thought to be mixed up in the transac-
tion to swindle Japanese by means OF
buying steamer tickets between the
mainland and Honolulu. The case
would have to be submitted on its mer-
its without any further testimony. The
court discharged the defendant.
Chang Kim Wo was given two years
for robbing the jewelry store of George
! Haffuer in the Masonic building. The
defendant secured a number of articles
of jewelry He tried to sell them to Mr..
Dietz. The latter notified the police
and the man was arrested this morning.
A charge of burglary in the first degree
was nolle pressed and the defendant
was given year each on two different
charges of larceny.
J. G. Correa, charged with assault
and battery on his wife, was fined $40
by Judge Lindsay. The circumstances
attending the attack We're stated by the
police to have been quite bad. The wo-
man signed a check for S400 in his favor
but stopped payment. When Correa
discovered this fact he is alleged to
have hit her.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-06
DELAYED
THE SHERIDAN
VESSEL WAS HOVE TO FOR SEW
ERAL HOURS DURING STORM
LARG- CROWD OF PASSENGERS.


l"ehlS-Iour hours iale' the transport
oilerIua" aIILNeu t'l!s iIioIlllhs llo'Il
MdnIia ana Nas"SaAI' en- rouIe 10 san
Il rIailclsco' "A lSpnooIl lii[ee uasS el-
tsI le"Nlis NaSaS"Ni, M"S C'e luSe iCl
tne NeSsel pelns ueiaSeu' Cap'"ii'
reapuuS states 'i"I .iie
c"iiTu "o u"iii" N"9 ~,
lor Ihree hours uullIB lile s'oilil WHICH
occurred on July 20
Inc sherluah Ielt MAMMA JulN 10 anu
Nasasakl 0ulS 20 Nothlls ot pall'-
GUAR interest occurred curing the Tip,
except the tNphooh' Inc NeSSeI mas
large crowd Oh passengers iIlClu'llis M
$50 SoIuIeIS ulSNh"Iseu Il'iil ''e
wee Ihere are d number OF army oI7 u,
Heers ana iaiii'iles ol 'iiiceiS' aS "ei,
as cINlllah eHlpioSeeS anu l"inl.leS' "'
throush paSsehseIs. ne I'iNi"s VI
hcer Is Colonel L. Z. Lepo oI the lfuh
CaNalrS' lie Is going nome On SICK
leaVe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-06

Republicans throughout The Territory
are holding their primary elections this
afternoon and evening, to elect dele
gates to the Territorial convention and
members of the district committees.
Honolulu elects siXty-seVen delegates
to the convention, forty of them in
the Fourth district and twenty-seven
in the fifth, and 127 district committee
men, II of them i'm the Fourth and so
in the Fifth.
The big second precinct of the Fourth
is having one of the liveliest fights of
the day. 1t is to elect delegates to the
convention and there are over dozen
candidates. Four tickets or states are
in the field, and there is a lively hust-
ling for votes. One of the efforts that
is being made is to shut out govern
ment officials who ere running, and this
movement puts Colonel Jones and ]. II.
Fisher in some danger. Four of the
men nominated are on all the states and
are therefore sure of election. They
are Frank Kruger, j. A. Hughes, w. T.
Rawlins and Harry Murray. Jones,
Gilman, Fisher, Aylett, J. II. Soper,
Charlie Wilson and others are scram-
bling for the other two places.
In the first precinct of the fourth and
in the seventh of the Fifth there are
also contests. The seventh of the Fifth
always has a contest. There is long
list of candidates in the first of the
Fourth, and the vote will be heavy. In
the Seventh of the Fifth there is again
talk of a settlement between the fac
tions, but there is doubt as to the ef-
fectiveness of the peace-ma6ing.
There is great objection among many
of the prospective Honolulu delegates to
holding the Territorial convention in
Hilo, largely on account of the time
and expense of making the trip Many
of those elected this afternoon will not
go, but will send proxies if Hilo is
chosen as the meeting place.
Following are nominees being voted
for:
First Precinct, Fourth District:
For six delegates to Territorial Con-
vention: Fred w. Macfarlane f. c..
Keen, w. w. Harris, S. Kalia, T. p.
Cummins, J. Merseberg, S. Kauai, NJ
S. Kauai, H. Merseberg, w. II. Char
lock, John Ku Jonah, j. w. Keiki, G..
A. Brown, Jack Kuamoo, ]. d. Nc
Weigh, Paul r. Isenberg, Harry Armi-
tage. For twelve delegates to District
Committee: James H. Boyd, Isaac H..
Harbottle, j. Mott Jr., e. Buffandeau'
F. Andrade c. Macy, Ed. TOwse, G. p.
Thielen, S. f. ChillingwOrth, W. W.
Chamberlain, Kalani, S. X. Kamaio-
pill, S. NJ. Kanakanui, Isaac Noar, G.
Wood, Alexander Pahau, w. c. Roe
Charles Lewis, c. f. Peterson, Robert
Pahau.
Second Precinct, Fourth District:
District Committee-C. S. Crane, n.
Watkins, Capt. Da.bel, George Sea, j.
Richard, H. Kolomoku, G. B. Mcclellan
NJ. A. Gonsalves, Guss Schuman, c. H.
Cooke, j. M. Little, w. S. Brown, A.
A. Braymer @. II. Berrey and c. M
V. Foster For the six delegates to the
Territorial Convention: r. w .Aylett
j. A. Hughes, j. w. Jones, w. T. Raw
Inns, II. e. Murray, Frank Kruger j.
H. Fisher, J. A. Gilman,J. f. Soper g
b. Wilson, George Mcclellan, c. H.
Smith A, Hooking and ]. NJ. Camara'
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Third Precinct, Fourth Dstrict-For
delegates: F.. Faxon Bishop. j. Mana,
James Lloyd, r. N Boyd, A. Manuel,
Frank Mcintyre and B. j. Wright. For
District Committee-E. FaXon Bishop,
A. Manuel, Lima, J. c. Oliveira, Frank
Foster, J. X. Kaeo and George Lowe.
Fourth Precinct Fourth District:
District Committee Charles Murasky.
Tim Lyons, d. Kalauokalani Jr., A. H.
Moore, Henry Peters. A. D. Castro, J..
A, r. Vierra, w. F. Drake, B. H. At
wood, J. H. Davis, II. j Baldwin, E..
Woodward, j. S. Fox, NJ. c. Pacheco,
Ed. Walsh n. Aylet, Marcallino and A.
V. Peters. @
Only one ticket for Territorial Con-
vention: E. w. Quinn, A. G. NJ. Rob
ertson, Clarence Crabbe, Sam Kama
kau, A. V Gear Ed. c. Peters, #. p.
Melin, w. w. Carlyle and James f.
Morgan.
Fifth Precinct, Fourth District
Only one ticket for delegates to the
Territorial Convention: Samuel John
son, Charles Coster, and E. *. Rath-
burn. For the District Committee, six
TO be elected, seven nominations Gus
y q
j. J. Belser, Samuel Johnson, w. H.
Kailimai, and l.. j. NohOra Hipa.
Seventh Precinct Fourth District
For the Territorial Convention: Lor-
rim Andrews. c. A. Yarrick, and w. 5.
Fleming, For District Committee: J.
J. Hughes, f. G. Carera, w. j. Stans-
bury, W. S. Fleming, c. X Quinn, and
Lorrin Andrews
Eight Precinct Fourth District
Delegates to the Territorial Conven-
tion, eight to be elected: ]. Lucas, T.
J. King. Carlos a. Long, Charles l..
Beal w. F. Heilborn, II. c. Phuger,
George, Smithies, ]. c. Quinn, Frank
Godfrey and NJ S. Prosser For mem
bers Of the District committee, sixteen
to be elected: George W. Smith, f. E.
Thompson, w. ]. Karratti, John A.
Johnson, Charles Crozier, c. W. Zeg-
Ter, w. II. Thornton, c. G. Ballentyne
F. L. Waldron, j, NJ. Kealoha, e j.
Lord, f. e. Richardson, Hawai- George
n. H. Petrie, f. O. White, j, NJ Kea,
f B. Damon, W. O AtWater and II NJ.
Dow.
Seventh Precinct, Fifth District
For District Committee-H c. Vida,
William Henry, X. r. G.. Wallace,
Isaac Cockett, George Baker, b. p.
Fabian, Henry Cockett L. X. Mamea-
loha, j. Kahalekauila. Henry Huka,
Joseph Fern, and w. K. Kaauwai.
For Delegates to Territorial COnven-
ton Solomon Mahelona, n. McCants
Steward Eli ]. Crawford, George Lu-
cas-, I. H. Sherwood, and J. A. Aheong,
Eighth Precinct, Fifth District-Only
one ticket-For Delegates: John c.
Lane, Samuel c. Dwight, George L.
Desha and n. Fernandez. For District
Committee: c. b. Dwight, James l.,
Ahlo, j. Kapono, J. Kahale, Solomon
Kaleipu, d. Kama and Pulehu.
Ninth Precinct, Fifth District-Fol
Delegates: j. S. Kalakiela, d. X, Hoa'
pill, w. f. Paikuli, A. f. Judd and
+. T. p. Waterhouse. For District
Committee: James Shaw, L. x. Kane
H. Meek. A. st. c. Piianaia, +. r
Adams, c. A. Macintosh, e. Henri
ques, S. c.. Wilder and S. L. Kekumano
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-06

IS FREE
ACCUSED HlLO LAND AGENT INDICTED BY THE GRAND
JURY AND ATTORNEY GENERAL ANDREWS PROMPTLY NOLLE
PRESSES THE CASES OF RAGSDALE AND WLLIAMS-HAWAIL
ANS SAID INDIGNANT

The io land Office alleged mezzmnts all nothing and
according wireless received this morning there considerable
feeling the proposition The grand the voted
indictment the Baldwin, and General Andrews then
refused Ragsde Williams who natives and
dd time Andrews nOlle pressed both their
Considerable feeling
Hwaians indicted the
against Baldwin He and held for The
grand composed mostly whites and there kick
to
morning there indignation Hawaian
he their feeling.
there will prosecutions a
he o public the F1iO land Office
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Park OPPOSITE YOUNG HOTEL
BISHOP ESTATE ALLOWS THE USE THE HOTEL
MANAGEMENT WILL LAY PIPES ACROSS THE STREET AND
FURNISH THE WATER NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN


The beoong lot the Alexander Young Hotel
be transformed into miniature park the suggestion Acting Cover
Atkinson land by Bishop
permission understanding
of This
Governor and offered lay furnish all the
cultivation
Immediately accepted and the of making the will
a prison.
lowing the pubfcspted
said the Acting this morning Th Bishop
letting
take full time meanwhile
attractive instead being
possibly of
for"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-06

Change of Water often brings on diar-
rhoea. For this reason many expert
enced travellers CRY bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with them to be used in case of
an emergency. This preparation has no
equal as cure for bowel complaints. 1t
can not be obtained while on board the
cars or steamship, and that is where 1t
is most likely to be needed. Buy bot
tie before leaving home. Sold by all
dealers. Benson, smith & CO., agents
or Hawaii
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

The Twenty-Nlnth Series of Stock In
the Pioneer Building & Loan Associa-
ton will be issued in July, 1904, and is
now open for subscription. The mem
bership fee is fifty cents per share, and
the monthly dues are one dollar per
month per share. The stock draws
much better interest than a savings
bank
Further information can be obtained
from A. V. Gear, Secretary, 122 King
Street.
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MUSLIN BEDDING SALE.

Monday morning at Sachs. Ready
made sheets and pillow cases, all of the
best muslin, greatly underpriced. Also
pretty bedspreads. Goods plainly mark
ed and shown in display window.
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NEW RESTAURANT.

w. A. Chung the well-known caterer
will open the Oregon Restaurant on
King street nePr Nuuanu on Tuesday
August .. Free beer will be served for
dinner on opening day.
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~PoSEMoNG ' AT E8opUS NY.

ments for the accommodation of a large
number of people.
Acting on it's belief that the home
town of the Presidential candidate will
be the Mecca for Democrats and other
visitors from all parts of the country
during the summer. the West Shore
announces that it will make special
rates for arties and that an regular
trains will hereafter stop at Esopus
station with { -ew to accommodating
visitors to the place.