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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
GricSiOn . 2iuie ncue Idnelle Gag.
@OOtc yGorS Baltimore" mnS
rEcnu4 mad philadelphia.

GlgIi9 uno Souutngs nm 8, llbr @ormittd3S
BON Sigbts NIB HrnltsStrahe. in Nettertun mo
SBcitcrI va, auballelln uHo in Rbilanelpbiu nm
~u1aetdbr $50 Nbettos nnfunlntcuo.S
8rnhttge Sabrt oural ben 9anal.
Katingicre f0nHeu udd NClicbeu big GbeIls
pentesSttp ODER 9etlcrtOl iabrcn uuo init bent
Stetour'Noote 5lriidiebreu, uusefdbr nm 0 libr
Nbeuos bier nteber uilfomn,eIlo.
SnDrt IN etlIcr Nibtpta 81 so; Huuofobrt
90 Eage), iir 9titdfubrt uui 3ugs ODER Gubts
Soeteu oiiliig. $3.50.
RliHoreifesGilete hoE philadelphia auf Der
-. Il .. 8nbn" 3liriidfebreHo, $3.50. Strefte
6abrbtaete nab NnnnttrsGitl uno 5itrild prr
Boot S3.15; oocr 1un8 per NaDn, fir 10 Eaoe
ailtta. $3.50. Serier otrefte 6abtbiQcte lab
yiep.YoEi, eougsgrandL gts6nrb : gurt. etrc
Ribinne, $500; Jtunbfabrt 5000; 6ape 0lan,
Hinbtubrt $500. Ni11tsSampier fd6ren MI
3 ll6r NhcloS tigli6 (SOnntnas misgenons
nten). 9tueie mad gQbanu. ItDO. Sarufogas
Springs, 9lenport gtefnt3upen (Gt), Bortlnto
(Dle.) nno n1rolibeu Blnitcr iperoen i'm MI
reap. towie bel 9ubnnGb's, gtr. POI, 9ior6s
NOTWITHSTANDING, %berfauit. S6retbt tpeeeH
Glareuce ebrIuer, gIaent,
(WRat10.1&S) Gr. 204, eia1isStrnbe.
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0crdants' e Miners' SranspOr.
tation Gompann.
Spmpfer.sinieu

yud Bofton NIB benz Often: ieoen AP1itae,
9tenitag, 9Onneritue unb Sdnlftaa, ebnSS
9 tlbr.
gta6 Brobioeree lup benz Sjteu: ieoen Sunns
tag, Wtttlpo6 ntb 4teitag. abenhs 6 ubr.
BAD gtetuport Qefus unb N5rtoI: fdaIidb
nm 6 ubr 4ebnos.
6ra6t piro td9Ii6 bis 5 lbr abenos fit an
Dem 1une abi1breroe 91mpfer aHgenonlmen.
gtut S1banllab uro benz Siioen: ieeeH 9icits
tag. .Donnerftug uIto SuInitag. glbe1bs 0 ll1r.
Huttoner lllo NrootoeHcesS ampfeT fabren
bon Der 0erfte alH 6Hbe oes HoHgsbods db;
9airpier bon BET &erife AM Sube
BET MISUNDERSTANDING. -
Is. u. @iaiuobau, asent
II. q. Snrner, @.sB.s@. "
a. 2. Stebbiue, @.iW
S1uptblreau: 3r. Coz, Wprb.6Baries.g Ctr.
Hraft' uho 9aidge'9lrsaus yir. 22I Ven.
Sattiucre-etrahe. Q13,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

&Crboitung bcronloBten, oie Gon-
troIc iibcr oic 06ricr uuO 0iitrifte
3enot un0 NIlriid mter 8oiiuli'9
mlSlAlicBli6cr Suri@oiftiolt, pGIIigc
SmminitGt Dor Strofc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
Gueen Snne's Giicnbabn.Go.

1abrplan frat am II. Suni 1904 In Strait.
Tanpfer u%erlaicn Vler gr. 10, 2igbtsg trnfe,
td9lth (dls9eiioniinet SoitrtngS) tirt rs
Yotnt, aents3elanb, Eneenetntpn, GsHtsrpiile,
1entpr, 0rernuupb, 9leuoaie, Milton, Ecu ca,
NeDobotb uno 3Ulihenftdttunens EteF
Sonntngs I'M 7.t5 Diorgens nub 9oue gpint,
EnerrStulpn, Gemterpiar, genes, gebubofB unS
3tptfbentfntioneit uno tim 3.l5 T%ddbmlituaS
illtr nab sope ecint mo haeenstetun.
al1tluB 81. Seldlodre ulGo e1eidpe1ie
Junction mad Cation, Sltorb uHo 3fyit9enitas
tiGnen, ntb 5i 8recnpooo nit Der SeIdudres
etfenbnbn." na6 1aen Yuniien lioIi6 an Der
ggsep.syorL B9ilnoeIpbia & 9iorfoff : Giteu.
habn.% -
Sobn 6. gsslsh. gen. ,gaf. ,gaent.
9raHi ebien, Seadefter.
(Dar 27,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
- Wadi -
EoppelIdranbrH.
GrpreF. Mn0 8aIiuaicr. Oicnit.
Hlir IN 0ooer onic9eu.
SnmGurg.Am
81 8roaOlpop, REM gort.
Grtbnr @. &pbipn,
II 8eit.g Centre. StraBe.
Baltimore 9ampf : 4adet . So.
cutie nnb SuuerIdfFtae BaI.2ihte.)

VIC Btt, SIuuTelIFFoIt beTUrberlO.
9nmpter tabreH idaIi6, SonntagB ulisae.
ncnlneIt, bon ben u8nO GiHe"sRiers, 1913
9olnt gonlfort. Norfolf, 9ortsmoutb un6 allen
g~sulliicn bes Siioens. 9serbin6nng tn Olo
9.olnt Comfort nit nG. & 8. @iienbabn" 1a6
aSeaboaro mir 9ineF foli6en 8i9 hon Boris,
montb nab %gItIanta, Sn .%ysOrfolf gerbIioung
NIT Der r%sltInutic @uaIt Cine. glortoIt un6
@orolttd, NorfnIi ulio, iioIl9, gsOrfoli unO
bern nuo gSaibinaton, W.s9.
Mlabl8eitcr nud europtifhem Blame. aurl,
rt0fe StnilienStrlmer, eleitrIihe ~Beleudtutg,
blnlner In Den NiletsgurealiE Der Hah gine !"
9tr. 1921 fts9'ultinore.Str1be yir. 506 unb
sos, 9igbtSirube, G. VI. q. office. 9r. 215,
COMMUNICATING u1o @lbaneb's, CHARLES
uHo 9PrinptonsS traBe.
Subn u. Gberipuub, e., Brutpu,
Ntce-Erdt. II. Sen NlnHaaer. Cen BaiIIaeent.
l9ca2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
Scr SprauucnmOrO in 5inlpnO.
FotriotiSmtS iiibrt gum 9(ttentot

&otriotiSmtS iiibrt gum 9Gttentat.
ct. Petersburg II. SUM. -
@ie bereitS fllr5 aenlel0et, muroe &C.
iteru &ormittog INN fl llbr General
Ser Snfonterie gobritop, General,
8ollpernellr bon iinlano, bei'm Sc
treteu 6eS SenotS in SeliitgforS &C.
iboiIen uno tootIi6 beripumoet,
9rei S6iiiie muroen ollf 8obrifoU
abgegeberl, bon Oeten 5tuei Ieidte
@1tnben an Sails mo 8ruit oerur.
iodten. Die brittle Gltgel orong III
Den llnterleib uno mohtc cine ge-
fdbrli6e operation notbmenoig, Die
erfoI9reib auSgefiibrt purOe, nodJ
Dem General 8obritom Oas Sterbc-
Soframent erBalteu bate. Die SIT
gel tpilroe beroltS9e5ogen uno ein
Gbeil Der Gingeiueioe entfernt.
9er Ittent1ter, Elm Wionn NomenS
Shallniann beging unmittelbor
nuh Der Gbot Selbitutoro. @r mar
ein Sobn beS Senotors S6oumonn
Der Dor Sfoei Sobreh intnS ennt gegetr
oie ruiiiid)e 8ermoltilngSpoIitif in
6inlono proteltirt 6otte, geb0rte ser
8atriotenpartei an uno NOR Beam.
ter inn 8eportement fir Gr5iebitngs.
Delen.
(@eneroI @rof 9obrifom mitroc
i'm april 1899 5llm Generate ouoer.
ileur bon 8iuIono ernonnt uno 3eid).
nete iid) alsboIo otlr6 borborii6c
Strenge aus. Gr begann oomit, Dob
er Die finiide 9reiie mebr ober tpeni.
ger 1%nterbriidte, Sm Mt1r5 b. s.
berIoutete, es lei BON einem finiifet
Sol6aten oreimol oltf 8obrifolp &c.
i6olien fuor0en, bod mitroe 9ieS 90
mails ontlid) oenlentirt. Sein i6ar.
fes Negin1ent bate me6rfo6 llnrit'
ben 5ur 5olge, Die er nit @offenge.
malt unteroriiden IieB, mobei Die So.
iafen f0rmIib 9lltb6oer onridteten.
Damn berbreitete iib oas 8erii6t,
er iole lpegen ieiner Sdrte o6geictt
neroen; bei'm 9eginn oeS arieges
bieB es, er tperoe Der No6folger BON
&uropotfin i'm ariegSminiiteriun.
gber RidtS bon 9lqem geI6o6. Ger
G3or %Itottete i'm nit biS6er nift on,
gemelenen &e6ten unb Bripilc9ien
oiis.)
Sbpobl hier iiber Oie geipeggrii1.
De 81 S6oilmann's 56ot ipenig be.
fanut lit, beeen Die geb6rben feinen
3peifeI> bob iie orf Oppoiition &C.
gen Die Guiifi8irun9s9 olitif in
6trlanb 3uriid5lfiibren lit. Die
Srage Der ginberufun9 oes 2onoto.
ees, Der alS cine Der oitofiten Sniff.
tittiontft bes NaiionaIlebens Der ST
1ten angeiebcn miro mo Der fdn9er,
ais Elm Sabr ntdt 5uiaitmen beriifen
moroen lit, bot 9roBe anitnolitdt ct.
reat. General 9obrifotp opponirte
anfdn9Ii6 Ser G%inberuhtn9 oes
2anotaees, qber in anbetrodt Der
neuerlihett 9eiierung Der Gage in
8tnlan6, nomentIid lett Dem Pins.
bruh oes arieges, uno infoIge ocr
bonn Sendt ongenommenen &eiollt-
%tionen in oenen Die Grgebenbeit fiir
ben &oiier gum ausorud gebrodJt
unb Der ariea gutgebeiBen ptroe,
bate Ser @eneral.@ ouoerneur be.
idloiieiL Die Sagiii1e oes 2an6tages
81 cmpfeblen. Die 5rage ioate am
2. SUM bonn Safer cnosiItig ent-
id)ieoen meroen.
Die folgenoe omtlide grflGruno
lit abgegeben poroen:
nSm Sinblid auf bos gegen Den
olperneur 9obrifom I'M.
ternommene gttentat miro Die Gnt.
i6eioung oes &aiiers mobrideinlid
eegen Die G%inberufung oes 2anotaas
a6geeeben peroen uno oem5ufolae
miro nobl Sns 8oIf bon SinIono.
ipie Der 8enet all onpernellr infolae
BON Sdanmdmt's gerbrcd)en Ieioen
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%eitsrn Marnlanb. 9ahn.
Tint am 20. Mai 1904 In Strait.
Ailae berlaiiefI Siner.Srntinn ME ioInf.

Tint am 2S. Wat 1904 In Gfnft.
Snse Oef'ateH S~lqsn,StatiOn Dte folat;
4.30 frib @dnellpSit' Sulptltnt.. Saoers.
tolpr, AabHesborn, ". & w. 9dBH nth BEN
ShoefL ifHo 1itsgeHouuleH GonHtaa& .. q.
AMa9I 99qHbeTsbuFa. WeartiFSbnfg uno
it25 9ormttrass mpHnroSaiiou mao linton.
sasta. a~asosnsmmen eOsntaas.
3aiiptithis 9itIi9 BON gmpr6s1robe, GarIisIs
s.26 trib baiuptiiHie. easersio,pn. gbtppers-
5nle, Hreesytd, SutiHttsbnrs url6 T. q y.
1912 SormitiGaS~ Accommodation mao Union.
HriOae, BORT uno oSettnsbura.
225 NabntttaaS. !2liloaooalion ua6 linton.
s.9R 4a6mtttass slionmoSatiou mao auturs
@rope, y. < 8. Stoiiton, ioiuie gorf.
F4a5 Ia9rttttags grpreB na9 @IpnboI.
nnpt barn Accommodation bts Saeersiopa;
teIller 6reeertd, 9nmits6nre uno Stippeitss
5.1I gia9mirass-uu,mmOSattO for eHOrs
'5.4s Ra6niitass - eimjtep nadb bort. Ga,
rooes NIB 1ettbsbura (Farior.yeasaon) ="
8.t2 apes.-affQmniooattou mao Union Bribas.
soy uoos. - accommodation nae Qufora
snr eoHHtaas.
9.35 Dsoraens AUTHORIZATIONS naH linton
$50 sastm fla Gs-slfiomuoSation mao uniou
4.4o ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rae emsrs
'Sal.en Mot un Osr gennlsIbamia.s Seme.
8ilet. uub sepod.gursou gprooft.s6e bon
Guides uro eerinstoHsstrabe.
5nge palteH an Der Union. RenitbIbantn.
geefHis'. gnlton' uro ssa!brpos (Gort5stoe.)s
!, 2 3; ssisgs!s. o. ~: ss,ssas
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NOrOheati6er @loBO.
&egeImdRise 9ampfidifffabrt
dpti6eH
0nltimnre INN Bremen

Vo"R'bN ~S"fIIb'Iti"J%N
.. 6ipti6eH
Baltimore uH0 Bremen
olrb Ole neuen uro erprobten, nit
allen 9equemli9feiten b~eriebenen
Yoitoampfcr erIter ;&taiie.
18betn," 18ran6enburg,"
yNedor," ,GaIicl,"
sWtain," v8reslau."
Die @rpeOttionStage itno ME folgt:
bon Baltimore: -
nNedm," N}ittwoh, cen %. SUM-
2 ubr No6mittags.
n8rouoenburg," Mtittpo6, ocn g..
SuIi, 9 ltbr gtadmittog8.
DGbemnit, WittpodL oen 10. SuIi,
2 ltbr Ha6mittags.
yGaiel," Mittpof, Oen 20. Suli,
2 llbt IadmittagS.
n8reslou," Wittmod, Sen 81. Sltli
2 ltbr 0a6mittag8.
8pette 4aiii1c.B
Bon $4,000 an.
StuiI6euoeds Yaiioae.BreiIe
Bon Baltimore nab 5reuisn 'S82.OO.
Son Sremen nnd 4ElttHpFe $34.00
NuubrsifesYtIete bon Baltimore;
RAD Bremen nn6 5HEiid $4,000.
Beeen Sra6t urb Baiinae ipenoe man fib
an bic 6eHerdl' gl9euten
u. SdJumader & 3d.,
Nr. 419, Sanooer.S Strobe.
uoer
Gomarb Haine,
Office bes .,Deuti9ea 6prreipDnbenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
WmmSerppae Gmtbecfmna.

Gran Williams, etne herporragenne Gpssia.
ltntn in 5raHsalsieeu, bratte aanfeuoeft bon
!~eieenoen Granen bas sind ber Ssinfbbeii,
battle ME ctileH 5sblldIne; IN antua0bisrsie
Stlnoen ipirh In irgeno meId)em Gta6tiui
eifbeaI1g eerihaftt, ooer feline 8e5abInaa:
ieigs Ghmerden. ieine @eiabr. feline iniers
bredune Der geindftiguHe: abfoIut fiber uiis
enmiprtabelfts. prfpates 8etm fur Datlru.
Webtloste stranfenpflegerinHen: drsfIide fe.
hattoluha, faIs eetpiiiti6t: 25sfdhrige grfab.
rulB. Spted1ftunoen bon 10 bis &. Gouniaoy
bon 3 bis 9. Nntbertheilung erafS. -
Gran j. xetufama,
g. S4bl aere.2spaxb- etSate. ealtimpra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18
WarglanS nno BennIplpauia.Giie
balm : Gompaauic.

3lgc o~erIaiien 6ortbs 9bennes station:
$50 Botmttta9s mad Yort tieIi9, dnbet
GonntngS.
$50 glorm. mad Delta. nlfr Sonutags.
9.30 BORN. nab Selair, tieli9. dnber Gonr'
mas. @
1t.35 Born, mad geInir. tdeIi8, auber Gam
flags.
t.20 giGdm. nad) geIdir. MIR Gornfidgs.
$50 gindhn. nnf 9orf. aiBer Sonnt1es.
400 HGbm. itGdl Delta. nur Samftags.
j.O5 SafHt. mad Delta tdglid, diiBer Sorits
fags.
G4O gsndbm. mad geInir taoIi6 auBer COM.
tdgs.
1850 GadAm. rod pclalr, nur Sonftdas.
li.45 GanuI. mad Helatr. itur Gamftdes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

annnpnlts, Wlt. GobalsGiatioH, 1850 unb
fS,45 Born 9dmoettS tatiorL 1900 unb 1900
SorHg 1905 NilttagS, 400, 25.40 Gabm.
iifO 600 MbeHos. ~
0reoerid, Mt. aobatse taitou, 7s.45. io.4s
Yorn,; 91rnoeitsS tatinH, i7.35, 1900, 1915 II.
1000 Bprrt., 4 20, 1866 uno 1920 9}aduI.
WindleTter, Wtt. JtObuts5 Station. l7.f0 SiDrm.
mo l2.44 sld9m 9nntOelsS Citation, 1920 Burm,
1900 uno 1860 NdDni. RI
SnGtrstown, Oh. Jionals9tatipu, ls.45 Bornt;
Camden, StatiolL l9.0o 8ornl., 1850 nEo 400
9abrHitidps.
glieett.6iin uno UT, atr1, Characterization
1876, 20.fbe9orm.. /! t.25, 1850, 1920 Ru1mL.
1886 uIIb "tt,45 IbGubS. '
Curtis Dab, 6ntribefb Stdtiou, 6.2S Botnl.
xpra1, ut. JioodldStdtipn, l2,4l glnb m.
eGftoeilsS %tutiptt, 1900 Eahm. W
,,9lphal YlHss3iuie" uadI Bbilabelnbi0 snnh.
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Stms benz S~emtidbem &eidbe.
Saiicr nnp Suiierin bei'm glrtpmObl,
Henncn in Somburg.

9erotbunQen Oes intcrnatiouolen
6roaen-Gon9reic5 - Ser nidt-
cnOemoaenOe n@ommernbanf"
@ro5eB. - llncbrIider 0ffi3ier
oerltrt5eff. So6ItopIer Der
baftet. sdiibenfcit nit 9ms
Oerniiicn. Gereinitigc G6nigin
llngarn's. Afbeitcr 9lu8itono
it @rcBburg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-18

Gen 9eratbungeu beS bier tagen-
ben internationoleu Srauen . Con-
grelieS, ipelde morgen ibr Gnoe err
reihen, miro bon alien Sciteu oaS
groBte SntereHe entge9en gehrodlt.
Ger GongreB lit itnermiiOl'dl tbati9,
nno Die gerlommflungen iilb ltetS
iiberfiiQt. Die gep,GBi9ten utlo ber-
niinftigen 9eitrebungen irrO peit
ii6ertpiegeno, pennqleif oud man.
DIE tb6riftc uno ii6eriponate 5irnoc
81 boren lit. Cine 0elegatln nnl1nte
Die Mdnner nein notbpenoir c5 lie
bel" Cine onbers oerlongre ooB
sic Sou5frau fir ibre arbeit 0ebolt
be5iebe II. l.. 10.
9ie erbriidenoe Nebrbait ocr GeIc.
gatinnen befpies qher, oaB cine Hare
peiblihe &eolpolitif i'm Itetigen
5ortihreiten begriffen lit. Der 5rait-
encongreB bilOet hesboIb einen moblc
tbuetfoen @egenias all Der II leste.
@ohe abgebaltenen 8rauenitimm
redts. Gonferen5, auf ipeld)er Die ioge-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-05

"ror Rent" cards on sale At SaystIn
ONCE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-05
RAINS ARE UNtVtNlY
DISTRIBUTED ON MAUI
Especial to The Bulletin.l


Waikiki, Maui. Dec. 3.-wet wealth
or is still raging In Waikiki this week.
L.ahaina. Makawao and Kula districts
are perfectly dry. Strong southerly
winds prevailed last Sunday, also last
Thursday evening. Today opened up
with a double rainbow OF most eXauis.
lite beauty at the head OF lao valley
early this morning, and soon after that
q Kona renewed its appearance and
the storm accompanied by rain Is still
raging this afternoon. Banana trees
are being uprooted, and thrown down
In several localities. The weather Is
not cold by any means. Last Thurs
day evening while a Kona storm was
raging In Waikiki, beyond waikapu
and Maalaea was very calm. Lahaina
hasn't a drop OF rain yet. It seems
this wet weather and Kona storm is
raging In Waikiki only, while the out
er districts are enjoying their usual
fine weather.
Notwithstanding the constant rain
Ing the principal thoroughfares in and
around wailuku are still in passabls
condition, and wailulu residents have
to thank the road board for the pres
ent excellent condition OF our roads
Streets away from the principal
streets will soon. however. put on thei,
usual muddy appearances and the un
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-05
KOHALA TENNIS Club
GIVES FINE CONCERT
Especial to The Bulletin.l

North Kohala, Dec. Tho concert
given for the benefit Of the Kohala
Tennis Club at tho Kohaia club hall
on the evening OF October 30th was
q great success in every respect. The
hall, which Is frequently used for
theatrical performances, has a stage
at enc end, provided with skillfully
painted scenery. wings, footlights, etc.
The room being decorated for the 90
casion, looked exceedingly pretty.
The auditorium provided with seats
and tables was completely crowded.
All the Kohals elite seemed to be
present In such force that many were
crowded into the corridors outside.
There are many fine voices In this
district and on this occasion they
were in full force, being ably second.
ed by a band COMPOSED of piano and
several string and wind instruments
al, amateurs. There was a capita!
rendering of solos, duets and vocal
choruses intersporsed with several
solos on the violin and the fiute. There
were also two comic songs In charac
| ter.
Among the best pieces may be- men
toned n Hawaiian song, "Mailelaulii.'
the solo being sung by Miss Celia
Woods. who has O rich contraltc
voice, and the chorus by the Misses
Mabel, Lucy and Maud Woods, Miss
LANG and Messrs. Wilson and Gay.
Miss Mabel Woods played the accom-
paniment on the guitar, Miss Lucy
Woods the ukulele, and Miss Bells
Woods the piano. A solo was capital
| ~ rendered by Mr.. Paeto, a tenor; G
violin solo by the Rev. Mr.. Fenton
Smith; II comic song In character by
Mr.. Sonny Gay, 1T Takes the Irish tc
Beat the Dutch" which was most en-
Enthusiastically received.
There were many more good songs
including the solo sung by Miss Kay
Such n successful performance wa.
much enjoyed by those fortunat,
enough 20 be present. The member,
OF the Eohala Tennis Club are muci
10 b" congratulated on the possession
OF so much talent. II these are anna
teurs, the professional people ha,
better look TO their laueels.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-05

The Evening Bulletin. 10 cent? per
month.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-05
ENDURED GREAT PRlvATIOk
icontInued from Pass rE

be found Holt led his horse for a
while but finally the animal refused g.
bulge, so he cached the saddle ana
let the animal loose TO work its OWL
salvation. Holt found q deserted
mountain house at which was q iockeC
water tap. The unfortunate man sui
fered the pangs OF Tantaius seeikE-
water within his grasp and still beius
unable to procure II. In the night
Holt had to dig hole In the grorna
to sleep In. In order TO carry "a LITTLE
as possible. Holt had thrown away his
coat, a SIS camera and several ethsS
articles. Tue night was cold and afCe:
the extreme beat Of the day Holt suf
fered considerably from exposure
In the morning he pushed on along
the beach line past Kanaio Point arc
on to Papali. Here he caught sign.
Of a small hut and horse. Holt COG.
ciuded that some human must -
around. He went to the horse. seoS
Oh the saddle and laid down on II. AZ
ter about an hour and a halt an ose
Hawaiian came along. lie had como,
from Ulupalakua to fish at the beach,
/, Holt had the man lead him to UiupaS-
aIua ranch, where he arrived at atoC.
ip. m.
Holt when he arrived at the rancG
vas In a state OF utter exhaustion as
bad TO be lifted from the horse e
which he. had held himself BY oiinglpe
to the pommei OF the saddle. En-
clothes were torn TO rags and his
heavy hobnaited shoes worn through.
His feet were covered with large aos
painful, blisters. from which he In still
suffering, and his hands scratched. :.
great had been his suaerings from
hunger and especially thirst tina, %
could not eat ordinary food. bot hSf
10 be given milk and whisky. 10 sp,t.s
Of his hardships Holt Ia nov wer ~EX
the exception Of his feet. and speaks
very cheerfully Of his tough expeys
/ ence.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-05
Swell Hats for Ladies and
Children al
Miss Powers Millinery Pailers,
Boston Building, Fort St.
Sunday Law, Road
Rollers and Bridges
Especial to The Bulletin. ]


Waikiki, Maui. Dec. 3.--Whle II
would be an excellent thing for the
High Sheriff to enforce the old fos.
silized law regarding fast riding or
driving over u bridge, or driving cat.
tie over the same, yet IL would BE- far
better II the High Sheriff can devise
means by which he can stop entirely
the passage OF steam rollers or steam
plows weighing twenty tons Or more
over any bridge at all. be II wood.
steel, or concrete. Forty automobiles
running at the rate of 100 miles an
hour will not do as much injury To
bridge In forty years than any ls-ton
single steam pillow would do in a day.
The same may be said OF the imagip'
I'd injury 10 bridge by u runaway
horse, or even a double team. The
injury done by them Is nothing what
ever to that done by the monstrous
steam pillow engine, but since automo
6iies and steam plows are exempted
by the law, these engines will 30 on
damaging government bridges until
tue neSt Legislature makes u law pro
Ia n NUaI I.AE 80
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-05

sales.-2O waialua, $40; 100 Eve
SIG.
Latest sugar quotation, 4.65 eene9
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-05
READY TO REPORT

Territorial Grand Jury was In ses,
sion this morning, Deputy Attorney
General Emil C. Peters waiting on the
inquisition in the matter of drawing
up indictments. It is likely that the
Investigators will report TO Judge
Gear this afternoon with a bunch OF
true bills
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-05

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
oEx, published in the Saturday Bulle-
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives a
concise and complete resume Of all lie.
gal notices, calls for tenders, juds-
ments. building permits and real es.
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
rs cents per month. Weekly Bulletin,
81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-05
FREE GUNS FOR MARksMEN.

The National Board for the Promo,
ton of Rifle Practice, says Colonel ].
W. Jones of the National Guard OF
Hawaii, is assured that Congress will
next session pass a bill providing for
the supplying of rifles and ammunition
TO all rife organizations affiliated With
the National Association.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-12-05
w aikiki Inn.
pREssmAkiNe PAsLoRs.
MISSES JOHNSON AND OLSEN,
Proprietressea

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Dressmaking; Style, FIT aud Finish
Guaranteed; San Francisco expert.
cnce. 1116 Richards st., corner Hotel
Phone Blue SCI.
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