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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04
big WtanO / Gcgas "tiOnappcO'

q. 2ouis, U}o., 3. u}arts. Gn
Gtstra Depei@e fra 9auiton, 3eras,
0riager Gfterretning ou, at en- rig
5or9er Columbus, Daniel GU
i9n8, er bleben ,.ti6nappei@ oeo
0s0il8 3ioer o9 5olot I Toroaring
ii. H0le5ning moo en- Gum af
$4,000.
8aa @uDern8reas 9rbre er Der
oannet en- manoitart 2(fOeling af
o1e1os aangers" til uuOer 2lnfgrs
iel Al S6eriHen Del aio gountp 1t
is3e efter Ggoerne.
go Daniel Guf9in9 iiof 6leo let.
oar 9an pao 9ei til Sern6aneitatio-
usn. Senere fanotes en- Se0bel op-
Iaaet pea 5tationeu5 DIR me0 5or-
orin9 paa $4,000 for bans 3il-
6aaslc0erinq uifa6t Sfanb.
Sans 6iulOur og Didmdntna 1
fanbte5 paa Stotionen, 6ooraT men
iutier at ban bar fct Rooerne nar=
me fig, anet ltroao oa forfpgt Ut
rc96e fine 8aroigenItan6e.
Zen Iapne0e 0}an6 er % Q(ar
9lnmel og 8rober til 2(nla9singc
MIR s.. 9. Guf5ing oe6 6oat6crn
4oeifc. ion frafs latte fig i entr=
5ift 2l.ti0itet for at fnbe fin 9ro0er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04
sra G;ou Claire, g8is.

g. s. Smith, Setretaren fer Den
llaf6. Stano. 2(r6eioerforeniua ft
j Cnsoa95 BET fgrgeli9s 8u6ita6, at
6ans @sn Same5 Bar 6lebeu opet=
5rt og bra6t paa Sern6anea 9ar-
6e0sn al G6ippepa 5al5 Drengca
ear paa 9ei fra Stoeea 9eot ban
6abOe baret ,.1imeteeper" en- 3pms
merleir oco Bennett Stoing. .5an
BAR M paa Sci til @au gloire for
at 6iaipe fin 6a0er at orone ali i
2lnlebain9 of im 0Iooers o8 Inc
G0Ti,ubes Somma til Gou Claire.
smiths 8omife oor netop 8e9rs6
meo at fbtte BERTH fra 0}obiTon.
Sgnnen. ber BAR Is Q(ar gammet,
bar dntqgelig fori6gt at tomme paa
8o9et eFter al bet BAR fat / @aH9
og cr 9lebet og tommet un6er 6ju-
lene. Set enc Sen 6leb tuait %
ti9ereoea Soften og ltn6ertioet. 9aa
lebebe tquge not til at opsioe lit
g}apn. 6an BAR neget 0riftig pg
ar6si0spiQig, og 9o6et for be Fot-
feIs 6oratOre og Tarlig 6o for 9}o=
6ersn Fom itte fslb er raft fan Iets
lere tanfes eno 6efribeg. Gn 3r6it
maa bog bore ben olmin6elige SDm'
pati, inn bisie 5oroens 9ags sr
bIeOen biTt benz. SSobritinIpettsr ..
g. QeterTon fra GePerior 6or iIGr
oaret opofrenbe. gegraoslIen Fan6t
5teb fra glorbTiOens 9irfe SpnOag
gFtermib6ag nber itor Delta9ells-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04
3ica8 2OelegSclier.

8oleoo, g.. 3. 91arts. 0e en-
orme Ssmasfer o5enfor 9rle6o 6rBo
! ylat Iss, reo ben fore asre6ro bco
@ran6 8apios me6 fg og r6cla9oa
fuI6Ttenbig Sort quro9 5Iour min
og 6er9 Sap min. Deb Grano
8apib8 bar 9anbTtanben Wlorges
30 Sob ober mibbef6eibc, rg beO
Wldumee feb 0onoet ober groerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04
6otel iigrtcr iamntcn.

Zen gogt. 8. 0drts. Sent + Scar
GftermiOoaa5 ble5 Fjortea 0leancFsr
5ra5ie og flere eao en- Snes 9erios
aer iaaeoes INNER 57mmsuaDrts
u.asm Al 5otsl Darlington en-
l8z6tdass 81gaing. @t a5sifeut
Qatal 0}eaaefets Sta6ne er 6ioi.
u6etenbt.
Gre 6unbrcoe 0ou0 dg6ei0eoe 6ots
Jlatten fer at fia0. qigent. Ca
0or8.nea aar fem oragne ffsm og
cite anofs Qis hnoe fss 8aineyue.
Gner9iI llnbsrTBgeae r TAT /
@ana fer at toa7otcre 2luioaget for
saismit,ita. u f,tge 2irr,itadon,f
r aGsrcbe forsta9ne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04
DR.. Miles Anti.Pain Pills.

Ct eurat kffert os paaIibeliot gbbtI iSr I've enes
hsrsss 6ooebpins, Rbsfmerter. WiobepIue. RtaroIsa
ReroBftet. 9rritabIitet SsUnesbeb @ist, SeiatIes.
Jnbeboloer bprrfen Opium easr alorfr 90 efterIobeE
ip9en le'nme @fterbirtniHser. % 9DHs csc. 4as
ap0teier eIer ieubes ai Dr Wiles Msbies
z O.. glfbart. Snbioaa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04

iaHmenfgie0e port 2trt9ar. st.
lesfals Qa0ninger al 5elt= og 9os
ipitalsartitler bleo ogTaa ferite
6aIt fea0te til ben for0ente0e Stamp
plaos.
Da aac bi5Ie 9eno5gcrnin9es
amuli9t tuubt anoet eno ooer6sDls
cen iapoueiiite Regering ON, at 8uss
lono tro6s iine oficie0e 5oriitrin9er
DiiOe ertlpre arigen, Taa mart oet
liable titpeie5ragt tilitrattelige &raf
Ter til at tnaie Sapan, maatte bette
9anO ielOf6lgtii9t 6anole / SeIOfos-
foar og 6eg1nbe &rigen for Gien6en
6do0e falbfbrt oQe fine qlaner.
6oruroltgenOe 0}an8eI
paa Probiont.
G6efoo, 3. Morts. 2ae Sftet.
retnin9cg ia Sort 2lrt6ur pg 8l3.
6i1oitof goar I'D paa. at 9e6ol0nias
gsrne af 2eDntismioler oisie g1tr
a foraroli9enbe imaa. 9unger f.
9e5 aaereoe at oare inotraaot, %
Situationen ipnes ti9efom meO a
5lag At 6lioe 2oerIt aIoortig
Sfa( uManbjur 6ores i
5Gnt2
S5an8boi, 3. U}agts. Zen ras
rife &anonDaao o0lan0iurg liqqlr
iremoeles 6eyoareuoe 6dbn, Iiem
ocune 2lbfar0 er en- ao5eni1s &taHs
islie af 8,utrafitetcns Zone. oa ftsai
oen tinsiiIte 8e9srina aenta8ae San
ae bar aipe. ben Cr1re til at forlabe
6a0nea
aiasiaa tust mn meo at iaei
fra en- japaneff ar9oIer til at ta6s
aa / 6aonsn "a 9ofe o49aafur4
zoat 67is 5tn itte inogef muli8
fa1Toinoer.
5aPoneferae or8aniieret.
tiaeftfte 8anottteE
Qon9oB 3. 0tarts. Der ct frem
9mmu CpnauiH9.r fom go0tgar.
q 5apaaeieras bar lasei attn Del i
saHTas 9aa5itieg5 Organization
m9o gtaslon0. Gn 9.fja Stamp 9a-
iaaoet steo mensm du8isrne o8
elsie 93aoitss Gaf6eosa af 6ai
eBu9 Der er 6eiat fom en- rusfil
47t
9aa1i.tlne 60o til T0f naaeo.
a.9age meo ct fort 2tatal oo6e paa
9alpla6isu 6iaaot 66ilic Der fame
ies iet5 iapaneHite solooier.
De tinaFf.e 9anbittsr ct ba6as5s
til Gan6erae % oit Pile ia at aa
re en- fr9gtedg 5ien6e for 8aslanb
0ere5 oaIentiigiie gei9oaing Ill
6lipe ben, at De oil offfare ben f6s.
rife 8ane og Ioatebss iian6Te ol.
1ilfsrfI fra 8usioub af 9rooiant
ne 2lmmuhiiion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04
Sra ifuepIaolen.
IRE rusfiffe ari88ftt6e
BbeIagbe.

gin &on, 2Qtarts. - rusiTte
Rreoitre bleb @aar Ulorges Qiorle
utolRpO3giige Oa en- 1Qrpeoo6aao
bIeo iaHiet unoer ct 6eftigt japane-
fit 8om6ar0emsnt al 9ort 2lrt6ur.
0mtrent 81. 10 pile femten ia
Paueiiie arigsli6e fig oeo 6apnes
Munoingen. 5por De eie6littelig be-
gpnote en- mor0eriit Slb. Der pareos
to Elmer. Gre rasTfte ar0oIere %
FIRE 1oryebo6aaoe Dobeoe fla ub /
goye6aonen, 6Dor be laa til 5tioe
for 6ele ben japdneiiile 6loooe; men
be bIe0 mart n9bte til ifpuoiomt II
retirege. 8rBoieren o2(itolp@ par
bo iDnienoe 1idlono. ,Qoote par
boaroi 6staoiast og en- &orpeoos
baoo bar 8adst til 8un6s.
arigsTii6st ,.8otpbon@, Der bar
iig9ei poa @runb. 1osa bet unoer
arigsus 9sannoeHe bier rant af yn
iapanefit Gorpeoo. laa inben for
be iapaueiiie aauorers &atfeoiooe,
ag BET ilal pare fr19ielig bemetcret
9ampea par for, % Den iapanes
dite 3laa0s ieilebe bart isr Ret i0e-
re rasFT'. 2frtiQ.fi ra1 Qar66sfeI
niagsn taa1t tomme Ii al oarste
meo ao8en 8irfnin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04

8onitdntinopel efterla0er fig en- per
ionlig @alo til et 8el66 af $1,000
9un6, leOfages af fin Setretar,
9umu0i6iian ct tiOligere MeOlem
af ben ormeniife 9eDolution5tomite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04
aasfiItt QaPirer fafttre

9ono7n. 2 Maffa aorrsipon4
oenitn ina st Bstrssor9 til sci
3onss ga3sile iaalaterer at 1cr i
iioite ll8e tar fun0et en- meg,t 6et9os
nin9afalo aonierencs seo msllem
G3ofens priaate Banter s8 ben i1ils
9tiaaian1sf 0r.B Bou 8alop.
Zen RI 7Iie 48Hiier bar sao bet
mel iuo.ranasuos 6eoet Grs5 pon
Billion ON at asgs fin 6ea 3noa0.
beIi. salosuos 1tn tde Qn o9
9eaa.per6n for at opre6o'se sur
fen Baa rasfls C6iaa.i0ner Big
tanaerin iial osraaa eeriorli5 faa3
beneenot iia til aanae le6enoe 9anl=
frmasr men BET @,ialiat, at rus.
Fn. 8opirsr for uarpeauoe er fate
Paa BET te7e Qeaaemoyfe6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04

en- itGrt 8etrnftelie al Oet alminbez'
ii9e 9i9gte, at oenne 9abn er btote-
ret At 5apaneicrne.
Qie0 ZEN enc 6l1aoeafoeiing in0e=
futtet peo Bort 2(rt6ur oq ben anben
oeo 8la6pofiot bill oet bare tompiet
amuIi9t for 9iuslaao at for6inoge
iopaneif Qonogan9.
en9effft sff6s leslobt.
Sue}. 2. DARTS. 1re cngclitc
sti6e. laocoe meo sui, iom ben rus
fife 6loooe bar opinappet er alter
5leoen frigipne, tfitrat en- om609gsz
Zig lIaoerIpseie bar 9o0t9iort. Ut
s}uGene lite er beitemt til Sapan
men til 9ina.
@fl G8oren 8ronten2
g9ien, 2. Starts. Der er 6ertil
inolo5en aatentiIfe @fterretninger
om, at 63aren narer ct fqrH gnne
ON at 9ad til 6arsn og perfonlig
title fq I 5ronien. 9ymiolertib fal
bette 6an5 gnTtc mooes meb en,r-
aiit QoOhano ira general &our9=
p0t9in.
Ru5ferne tomptet inbes
Ilutte6e bt6 port Qrt6ut.
Berlin. 2. Maei5 aorrefpaa-
ssatsa fya ct 4Ags5ora ill
aS6itiifb 3siiua9 6sfgiber gias
loaoa Sitting oeo Sort 2at5ar Ton
a6folHt forl1iolst Det 6eTtabigs9e
Griasai5 u8etci3an" faarr.r aa
5u0l86et Ill 6oeHfa THb7an6ia'
Dst te0 h9zrlEn gsaarer .Gtr B9tt.a
"a 6ea Stiaina i 6oi,fea BET li18er
iran6st os bet er iaoleoes oct enc
I'e 9ei3sTti5. 6er fan bslIa5e / 8ri
aen tilmeo fua Ion et faH 8lat=
fi6. pie es onors GriasIti6e er
lan6laaTc6e".
0m 9orps5o6aa6sns3 QCaiBift
asrts Der Taa oo6t tom iaist. oa Del
ntdass al be er far6aqnbi1 men
Gmnuaition.
u6itraff ru8fiff 8re6it Il
6rantrtg
8asis. 2 9ars Sra 6e0lc
ailoe mc6osies I Dag at ct 51aoi
tat al 9anifirmaer qaris bar oto.
to9cl % HlasIot Den rasTiite aeas
lina at Der sr ta6rsmmst auslano
a'6eles a5e8ranIet areoit.
5aPons s0or Paa tusfti te.
8eft9tonin8er
@af5iuatoa, 8. 8locts. Den ia
rou,iIle Qiiuifer bar Gaor I'D
aeot Il aT in 8eserin9 oaioriierst
Soar til BorIoar for SaPan MOB oe
rusfie 9eaqloninaer. Der aaar 1o
pda, at 3apau ImI6e 6a1e giort 5g
ipl6.9 ! forrroerf Q(ofar6 osb at
5ss1noe 3jsnotlia6soerne, isr Der
fcyeiaa en- oificie &rissrflortng
Zen iopaneiife gte8.dag saar i
r.un, 8e6egarelia no fra, at ben ras
Hite lbHua.s CO 8eoraaerpoiitii
aaoie ben III at 6e90n6e 7isuot'i96,
ttrue Den poiaterer ffarpi bcn
a,aos9ernin9 at 8u8iauo me-
mems BET ofieien erflarc6e fg for
Tr,esus o5retfal6e1e aFfeuotc
ariasf6s IL .6.f 1iane gTten1 "a
cash 2uaa6er af 1ropper o0 Der
f6irIas 9ane uu6er qaaTfub af ct
DiQs pr6be 9ar,n5 9ra96ar6eb til
militara transporter.
8 Be Hoae Ials 0aans6er forub
FIR 8ampen Tn6te 9g5loHb en- 3tal.
be baa 90 gG5e til 6e afaiife 5ar
5anbe. meoens 3orpe6o6aabe obs
filt gtan6 bIeo fenbtc a6 ganen 90
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04

St gtiers6orq. .. 0laris. e3arm
for6sreoer en- gfFcisl 1atlriae9e Ill
8e iprensoe Slater. fot0i ben ame
riiaaae aaaoa6aab ..Qics5ura"
iaa 6urti9i og oirsningsm.ot ID
Del / ae6uingen al be 6rufnen0e
glair0ilr fra Oea rusfife arDbTtr
ygagiaa Der 9il uuosr oe5g 5emuls
po
6u 6eipbeiig aniisameritnnh Sys.
telie ft ltart glariu9 oeo bet falIte
R99ts ON, at aomman6anien baa
rgicis6urg4 nagtebe at bcltage 6e
rusfTte goIooiers gebning; men
Oenus GelefTe BAR Oegei qlo6fcu for
9ainemmsli9beb. eiter Of bet er bles
ben tonitaterei, al o9icis6urg4 bar
ben fsriie til at brinae 6iaIp.
9fdbfboftof 6loteret.
ct. peters6org, 2. Marts. Sra
8labiOotot er Der life BERTH inblos
ben nogen fom 6elit Gfterretning,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-03-04
@tf G8aren 8ronten?

g9ien, 2. Marts Der er 6ertil
inole6en autentii1e @ftcrrctninger
om, at 63aren nprer ct farlt 9aIie
ON at 9oa til 6arsn o8 perfonlig
lille ia / 5ronien. 9miolertio Ifal
bette 6an8 ZnTte meoes meb enar-
9if Q}oOhano fra genarat Gouroz
pattiu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-19
Declares AffidayitS
OF PARKER EFT Al.
To Be Scandalous

''Scandalous and impertlnent" is the
searching criticism that A. W. Carter
filings at the counter atiidavits of J. s.
Low. Samuel Parker and Fred Wun.
denberg In the Parker Ranch fight be.
fore Judge Gear; and he repeats the
criticism in every paragraph of q
bunch OF exceptions he files thereto to.
day. Carter Is the guardian of the
property of Annie T. X. Parker, minor.
whose Hawaii property happens to bs
where the Hamakua Ditch Company
desires a right Of way, and he formally
excerpts to certain portions of the sen
sational counter afiidavlts Of the men
mentioned, In which they say unkind
things about the guardian. things
which Carter declares are "scandalous
and impertinent.
This afternoon Judge Gear hears o
demurrer to J. S. Lows motion to re-
move Carter as little Annie Thelma X
parker's guardian.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-19

marching away into the river Of death,
bravely as the Old Guard at Waterloo.
Don't be in hurry, young man. Don't
he In hurry. These old soldiers are
marching of the field, and they will
soon--all too soon for me-be out Of
your ungrateful way God bless them:
wish they could live forever. as their
fame will live. Gone are the serried
columns which stood in the way at
Gettysburg. Fredericksburg, Atlanta.
Chickamauga, Lookout Mountain. Ben
itonville, and a thousand other places
every one Of them Thermopylae.
Their deeds are bazoned upon the his
tory OF more fields than your weak
brain can remember. They will soon
he out of the way, but while they are
here the RsIpblic will give them the
preference" .-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-19
CLAIMS or THE VETERANS.

What extraordinary claims have our
war veterans on the favor Of the coun.
try In appointment to or retention In
office? This question Is often put by
unthinklng citizens who. IN their anx.
icty TO secure appointments forget that
they and their nation owe debt to the
men who fought the battles. saved the
Union and preserved national honor In
contests with foreign foes. Instances
are not wanting OF young officials be.
coming Indifferent to the prior claims
OF veterans when selecting or retain.
| Ing veterans In subordinate positions,
The annual gatherings OF the Civil
WAR veterans, one OF which has just
closed in Boston, are reminders of the
days when the country was In the
throes of civil strife and was saved only
through the bravery, the loyalty. the
courage OF these citizens responding
to the call to arms. II In easy. how
ever TO forget Our country has in
| this respect proved republics are not
always thankless. but instances are
not lacking where personal favoritisu
: perhaps or the thonshtlessness ol
young ambitious men has resulted In
sidetracking the veteran.
One OF the finest responses to the
query why veterans deserve preference
tame nom the lips OF United states
senator Frye. IL gives iull ana com
pete reply. IL Is reminder ana al
Inspiration Tor the young men sena
tor Frye said:
But what OF us poor devils WIT
were not old enough to he In the army?
Is question which IL uttered ever!
Gay IN washington by young men seek
ing ollc'al positions. Ihey ieei ina
the oid soldiers are IN their way ah'
ought 10 get out OF the way Oh the ris
Ing generation, ana that the law CIV
ing the veterans the preference ousp
10 De repeated Again ana again nav
! heard the complaint win sarcastic
ILLUSIONS 10 the lehsth OF NE OIL No'
Grams sueh aS VIII 'hey never ne!
Young meh'ha'l million dled whe'
you were IN your cradle Zen thousah
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-19
RED CROSS POVERTY.

Washington. July 2l.-The newly
elected officers of the Red Cross assume
control OF the society with a meager
cash balance. All the accounts have
been audited by special committee. OF
which Colonel William Michael, chief
clerk of the State Department, was
chairman. and everything was found
correct. The balance on hand IL s4.7i.
e. A. Baker, who acted as the treas.
urer from January LIST till the recent
election. turned over to his successor
so6s. The auditing committee did not
examine his books till this week, and
since his successor has been elected he
has paid tho running expenses Mt the
request OF the executive committee.
The Red Cross now has member.
hip of about 800, and the fixed income
rom dues and other sources amounts
to approximately $1,000 year. No
relief funds have been handled since
The Spanish war, and consequently
there have been no contributions. The
income from dues and property Is prac-
tically all used in payment OF the sec
etary's salary, Office rent and Incl.
ientals.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-19
MYSTICAL END Of
A MYTHICAL SHARK

Officers OF the steamer Mauna Loa
report that during their stay at kailua
the carcass OF gigantic shark was
washed up ON the beach at that place,
1t was cut up and In its gastric depart
mcnt was found a wonderful collection
of things. viz: section of Cocrpers
railroad, a blade from propeller
some Kona Sugar Company stock Ger
tificates. the remains Of couple Of
Olaa settlers. small farmer treatises
and few other things. The officer.
are satisfied that this Is the shark
which towed the Mauna Loa to hel
berth on her last trip. ate the Gland
ines propeller and did other minol
tricks. II is not known whether thi'
report indicates a coming dearth o
Kona shark stories.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-19
CRICKET TOMORROW

A cricket match will he played on
the Makiki grounds tomorrow after
noon. Teams will be picked from the
following players:
r. Anderson. s, Beardmore, J. Fl.
Cation, X. II. Cation. L. Il. Cofer. T.
Gill. ID. Glass. ]. W. Harvey. A. r. Hat
field. II. J.. Herbert, +. Harrison. r. A
Jordan, s. Jordan, A. Jordan, ]. G. Nc
Gill. c. p. Morse, w. l.. Stanley, II. Il,
Picker. A. Tullett, r. weldon, J, r, NJ.
Maclean. A. II. Crook. Mytton. Center,
Porter Boyd, II. de b. Layard, J. Tuck
err, u. y. Beardmore.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-19
SAW THE MOON CRATER.
PROF. BARTON AND S1UDENTSi
RETURN FROM VOLCANOES
GREATEST FIELD OF STUDY FOR
GEOLOGICAL STUDENTS IN
THE WORLD rs IN
HAWAII.

Prof. Barton and his company Of
students returned today from q trip
10 Maui and Hawaii, where they spent
two weeks studying volcanic pbenona-
ena. The party was composed Of stud.
ents who are making q special stnd.
of geology aud they return from Ha.
wall wonderfully pleased with the OPP
portunities here. Prof. Barton says
there is no place within as easy reach
of American students as Hawaii. for
the prosecution Of original investiga.
ton and study into the volcanic freaks
OF nature. He and the members Of his
party are SO enthusiastic over the field
of study that they have determined to
constitute themselves promotion com.
mittee for the Hawaiians Isles. They
took several hundred photographs,
which will be used throughout the win.
ter in lantern lectures in class rooms
and In lecture halls Of eastern educa.
tional centers.
There is no place comparable with
Hawaii for volcanic study said Prof.
Barton, land there Is nothing this side
of the moon that Is comparable with
the extinct crater, Haleakala on Maui
The moon Is covered with extinct era
tcrs like the big Maui cone.
I'VE spent week on Maui and slept
one night on the summit of Haleaka'a
The night was clear and we had l
splendid sunrise.
"0n Hawaii, We found Kilauea steam
Ting. Moknaweoweo also was emlttin.
! D clear, distinct column OF steam bu
we did not have time to make the AZ
'cent TO the more elevated crater. Their,
lis no way known to science TO predic
volcanic action. But from history W
know that the volcanoes on Hawai-
have been actice in cycles of clever
years According to this cycle tn
time Is ripe now for an awakening o
the craters. However, ! do not wisl
A to say that there was any especta
, signs OF activity in either crater.
Eve have not been making especia
or original geological nScstigation. w
!. have been verifying, by observation
!, the things we read In the books"
!. Prof. Barton and his company OF er
thusiastic teachers will leave in III
: Manuka and return to the east owe
!, I'he Canadian Pacific route.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-19
Irish Boer Leader
Fights For Russia

New York. July 2l.-Major John Me.
Bride, the famous leader OF the Irish
brigade In the Boer war. sailed today
on the French liner La Savoio In o
mission asserted 10 be- intimately con.
Eected with the troubles In the Far
East.
Major Mcbride said that his move.
ments should not be considered signlf.
icant OF any connection In that direc.
ton. His present plan was to land at
Havre and thence proceed TO Paris to
Join his wife. who was the famous
Maud Come, lreland's Joan Of Arc.
and one of the greatest OF living beau.
ties. Mrs. Mcbride is there with their
little son, Shawn who she hopes will
be the frat President OF the republic
,of Ireland.
Despite Major McBride's disavowal
Iof any interest in the Far Eastern war
and his saying that he had no plans
bearing upon that campaign. the story
Is out that the Irish leader will remain
in Paris but few days and then so
Immediately to st. Petersburg to set
tie the details with the Russian Gov.
eminent Of plan to raise a regiment
lof 1000 Boer scouts. II Is said that
things have 80 far progressed that the
men that will 30 forth under Major
Mcbride to fight for Russia are packed
and on waiting orders. Among then,
lare many great lighters developed in
the Boer struggle with England.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-19
HAwAIIANs GO TO SEA
CONTINUED from Page g.,

tOONttUueu from Fd0c tl
watch comes on duty there IL no coal
ready for the fremen and before II has
been procured there is consequently
u loss Of steam.
The Hawalians go to their work with
a will and pile the coal from the bunk
ers to the fireroom In greater quaint.
ties than the firemen can dispose Of.
In many instances a watch of Hawaii
ans has IN three hours piled enough
coal TO last the fremen for the entire
watch and have as a consequence been
given liberty an hour before their
watch was up.
These facts have led the steamship
officers 10 be eager to employ Hawaii
tives, who we're most OF them EN-
ployed on the island boats or Oh the
waterfront, are now travelling between
San Francisco and Sidney as coal pas
sers OF the Oceanic steamships. Ma
huka, the chief boatboy. who takes
much interest In the doings of the Ha
waIian sailors, estimates that the Ven
tura carries fourteen, the Sonams
twelve and the Sierra ten Hawaiian
coal passers
The tremendous heat in the fire room
and In the bunkers does not seem (,
bother them much and they speak wei
OF the treatment they receive on boart
tho steamshins They also pniOy Nh,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-19
HUNTING CANDIDA Es.

The Fifth District Democratic eau
Gus at Waverly Hall last night accom-
plished no definite results ip the way
OF bringing out candidates. The OBJ
ject OF the caucus was to hear from the
committeeman on the subject OF can
didates generally, The situation was
thoroughly gone over. but no leading
candidates appeared. according to re-
ports.
The Fourth District Democrats will
meet tonight at Wayerly Hall for tho
same purpose,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-08-19
Holloway Takes Carter
And Shows Him City

Governor Carter Is today occupied
in riding the circuit with Superinten'
dent Of Public Works c. s. Holloway
and Road Supervisor Samuel Johnson,
for the purpose OF beholding work nc
complished during his absence on the
mainland and to gather q general idea
NJ TO what remains to be done, The
Governor Is a-borseback and his guides
are driving. An early start was made
from the Capitol this morning as the
territory to be covered Is large, from
Moanalua to Waialae and from the
regions back Of Punchbowl TO the sea,
and the improvements TO be noted are
great