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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20
For the Scrap Book.
"PORE FOLKS"

We're pore folks porgst th street
An dent hIf to min my cloeS.
An I'm the first 20 have bare feet
got to do it, goolnes knows,
Mos; time my pants is always tore
An my hat never has brim.
But /; lint that at makos sore,
It's wncn folks say: Don't play with him."
Thcys other boys lives here dbouts;
I'm glad at I'm not like they are
Their mas. someone always Shouts:
Now Freddie don't YOU go too far"
An when | ccue roucd where they're
Some en- hollers Hello Jim"
Their ma. or some one don't say scat.
But they do say: Don't play with him"
ShnCks don't care, have more fun
An all the other boys you'll
They can't play with me-not
You bet they TO- jest the
One boy. he dipped away an played
With but only twice,
He said time. Hike he's afraid:
Il think at pore folks boys is nice"
We're pore foks-pores Che street
An dent haf to wash my face
Unless does it my feet,
Ner hat stay in Jest place
Yea bet when grow up IN say
To my boys: Hu tie out an fine
Whole heaps o boys to come and play
d MT get but tn rorest kind"
wv. D. n, in Chicago Trbuul.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20

Domestic A day Of funeral in
New York with III burials Of the Slo-
cum fire victims High Ball won
the Chicago derby in 2.S3 re
publican hosts are gathering in Chi
cago for the convention Tues lay
Jefrio- Monroe match postponed
ell August. Grain was strong
stocki and bonds net very active.
Impure milk p0isons six persons
al Iowa City
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20

Roosevelt and Hit; that settles 1t;
they'll get the init"
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20

prospect In the Eastern war.
Panama adopts the United States
coin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20
FUN And PHILOSOPHY.

She's always 50 sad when she's sad.
And my! but she's glad when she's
glad
But her sadness and gladness
Don't equal her madness,
For he's certainly mad when cheb
mad
The peseimistic man is the man who
thinks that the world IT, los. because
he is not personally conducting it
Goodness" exclaimed Mrs 10.
cutte quiet husband that jecolete
gown rather ultra"
But don't look we'll in it, she de-
man led
Doubtless; but TO my mind you are
too far out Of H."
A little real resolution against evil
would 10 much moro good than many
written retlutione
A young lady who went 20 McCook
Took with her a cookery book
When her beau a ked. Why
Can you make a pie?'
She raid. No, but | know whore TO
hook
First Citizen-Arn't yon drinking a
little more than usual2
Second Citizen-Yes. my wife has a
cold in her head and cant smell
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20

be with their families and affected constantly by the desire to
conduct model household.
There is proyerb which that all preachers turn
ont badr but believe that the deporaby frequent in
stances of sons Of ministers who fail live exemplary lives may be
traced to the OVERZEALOUSNESS OF THEIR PARENTS,
who cannot keep their hands off, were when it best to let the
children alone
The other extreme also to be avoided think Chicago
child ran mother day and complained with in
her eyes that who sits front porch Sunday
ings spanked me
SHOULD CERTAINLY BE WELL ENOUGH ACQUAINTED
HAVE THEIR RESPECTFUL OBEDIENCE
WHEN IT IS NECESSARY ENFORCE OBEDIENCE
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20

The New York Evening Post has re
Gently declared that The logical al
,liance between the East and the South
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20
Too Much Training
Spells the Child
BY Professor E. ii. GRIGcs. Formerly Of

CRIGGs Formerly of Leland Stanford Jr University
HERE is danger in too much government Ministers Of
the gospel feel perhaps too strongly, the need for their
families to be moral exempars and seek to nculcae so
many moral principles in their children that THERE
Is A REACTION. They have more opportunity to
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20
Women Make the
Newspapers yellow"
BY MELVILLE E. STONE Gener, Associated Pres.

Ry MELVILLE STONE General Associated Press
LN HE two greatest powers of civilization the press and
FfV women This idle compliment as, having
AL something to do with newspapers of the country,
feel the deep Of responsibility resting upon
90 YOU NOT KNOW THAT NOT OF SCANDAL
WOULD APPEAR IN AN AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
AND
tell you that the scandal papers of the country sup
ported bv No large metropolitan newspaper live IN
LESS II MEETS TIE DEMANDS OF WOMEN. If YOU give
thought YOU will agree with The things nvegh against
most arc written for and
lF THE FEDERATION
AS ONE AGAINST THE SCANDAL NEWSPAPERS, YELLOW
JOURNALS THAT CURSE TO AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Cairo, Alexander County Illinois, Pop
ulatlon 16,.s7.
Mayor, CLAUDE WINTER.
Clerk. X. A. HATCHER
Comptroller, 7. L. Powell,
Police Magistrate, j, II. ROBINSON
Chief OF Police, I. b. PRICE.
Alexander County, Population 22,e6s

Alexander County, Population 22,o65.
County Judge. VIM. S. DEWEY.
County Clerk. JESSE e. MILLER.
Circuit Clerk. LEE b. DAVIS.
Sheriff, JAS. 8. ROCHE.
Coroner, DIR, JAS. N McMANUS,
Assessor and Treasurer, FRANK 4
DAVIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20

THE EAST AND. THE SOUTH
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20

Foreign-Big battle of ironelads in
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20

The King snakes bite is nor fatal
70 human beings, hut it will kill rat.
tiers ana other snakes.
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20

The average steel rail will stand
from 100000. 900 to 100000. 600 tons OF
traffic before wearing out
The Cairo bulletin., 1904-06-20

The heaviest locomotive in the
United States weighs 167 tons and il
used in the Il. Il O. railroad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
@bcntcncrlidc 2amiba6n.
e eip slnrf. %. 9[]

u em y OFT, %. Mug.
Ger @raf Gilbert bon Mdercur 1T
in guloipins, g. g., in ieinem 50. sc.
bensiabre aeitor6en. Gr biente in Ger
olterreldliid)en slrlnec, begleitete ben
aaiier Iarimilian nab Werifo uno
fam nad beul ltnteraana Ses Gaiier.
reihs Dterito uah Mep Orleans. no
cr nlebrcre Sabre blieb ,mo Siiraer
Der Ser, Staaten tpurbe. SpGter mar
er az eincm 9anfgeihdft lulo oarn,
IN Chicago, an einem SeioeugeidGit
betbelligt. Had)oem er Bel Dem gro.
BEN Seuer I'M Sabre 1871 Sab uno
@ut perlorelL ieoelte er nah &elp
g)orf iiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06

idlnettern iluo balD batten iie oell
Shunftiih uno 3llbeh0r pernidtet
unO iebe Nluidle 5erbroden lmo jebes
porbaubGte sSaB ceoffnet. SpGter
fomen iie nit fiiuflInhSluansig unbe-
rem Sraucn5immYn 5ltlammeH lno
Die gon5e @eieQitbaft beiudte Die
anoeren orei .Soints" in Guba. Sie
purhanoensn @orrGthe ltno Giuridl.
tilnNcn tpllrbeu oui ieoem Ilase
'dllell 5erIt6rt. Gnblib perihiittes
ten Die SrolenSilmner cine 9roBe
Wfaiic 6ahbicr, Oas confiS5irt unS
nod bcr Foli5eiltation sebradt wor-
Den mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
llnfall bel eincm Mntumu6il= =ySctt.
rcuucH -anf Ser @cltams.
itcQnna. ..
g t. g o mis-. 9Olp,.

- - - ~ StS'g 49, ~ttfss
@eblenbet ourf) ben Staub. Oen
oas nit raienber @eltpinoigfeit oa.
binlallienoe slutomobil bon q. 6.
@eb6 bon Solebo auftpirbelte, per.
lpr 9arnep Sloiielo BON glepclauo
bellte IN eiueln faliden Start i'm
fiiniten Hennen Ser shltcnobil. .@ett.
fabrten auf Ser @eltansItelllma Die
Gontrolle iiber feline Woidiue. @r
fllbr NIT raienber @eihpinoigfcit
ourd Die iiliBere llnBaumlng ser
gabu uno Ssobn Scott, elm I'M Eart
beifGftigtcr @Gdter, ipurbe augcr.
6lidlid aetobtct lmo gtotban Mont.
someru, Elm Ncuer, 10 ittpcr perlcet,
ooB er ipeniae Stltnben ipGter per.
ltarb. Slbficlb ipuroe ihwer perlcst
lnb ieiu gutolnobil p0llig oenlolirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06

llllo ctlpdS pberbalb bon 2iaopana
llno marIdierten oann oireft nod)
gSelten nit Scr oifcnbaren 9(bliht,
oen HitI'en oen Hild3ug nat 9toroell
ail perlcgen. ..
Spbalb Die .Supaner ionCcn, oai,
Ole 9filiien iH"e Nuhenpciten ouf9o,
ben, griffen lie an, pbmob( es insipi.
lten gang ountel gelporoen mar.
slber Ole 9iliicn nlod)ten Salt ,mo
pic'cn Dem s5einoe Die Stirn. SSt
slnbetrodlt bes llmitanoes OaB lie
5nrlld3it9eben bubeu miirbcn, battell
Die GnIien por ibrer gon3en sSront,
IN Den d]ineiiirheu SirIeieIoern Der.
borgen, SallIerOe bon @olfsgrilberl
gegraben, oeren jeSe einen lpibel
Yfabl trug irlb OILS oie ,Sapaner oe,,
9fnlien nabItiirmten, fielen lie slt
SallIenoen in Die 8rllben ,tno ipieb-
ten iih allf. poburh lire Heiben itarf
IN Gcrluirrllng serietben. slls banll
Die Nnilen mieber in fire ilrIpriiug,
liten StellM!!9en ciuriidtcn, fanbet
lie Die 8ruben boiler tobter ilno pers
.luunbeter Sapaner.
Ser Conner Der @eifiiBc uno bas
&nattern Der 8elpcbre bielt bis Mit-
ternaht an, no enblih 9fuhe eintrat.
Die erlniioeten Soloateu legten iid,.
no iie geitanoen batten. nm Sdlaf
nieber; mir bic slerStc uno 2osaretb.
gebilfen maren bic gause Nadlt tbGtig
uno lanoten aan5e &uli5ii9e NIT Ser
iplmoeten nah Siaopang.
ct. Hetersburr 9. Sept.
General &uropntfi hot Die Stabi
Siaopang al1fgcgeben llno iih nit lei-
ner ganaen Irnlee auf 6as refte llfcr
oes Saitie Sluiies sllriidge5ogen,
Inn eincr Slanfen 9elpeolrng bes
@cnerals &urpfi, ipelfer nit meb.
reren 0ipiiionem ben sSluB -efreu5t
bat, 5lt beaegnen. 9ie Sapaner ba-
ben Die Staot Siaopana beiett.
ct. 8etersburr 3. Sept.
~tS 'tuuIttuu puIt utl StItSllty
Staopang's itnb benz Giid5uge ser
rltiiiideu slrmee nod benz redten
llfer bes Saitie.Slulies criuhr mir
elm fleiler Sbeil Scr Sepolferllng
bon ct. Yetersbura 5,t ipdter Stlulbe
lno perllrIahte nugebellre slufrca-
llng lmb GnttGllhlmg. Iie Mebr.
belt Der 9eluobner bntte iif in bein
@lauben 3ur 9fube beaeben, oab Die
ruiiiiden @affen lpicoer crfolgreidl
geipeienL ,lnb oaB bic iapaniihen sln.
griffe 5uriifgeidlagen poroen ieien.
Sofio, 2. Sept.
Seit bent 90. sllgillt, an melfen
Gage Die geaenuartiae S6la6t inn
8rllnoe genonlllen bereits beaamL
lino amtlihen Gerlllitliiten Sufplae
mebr oils 25.OO0 Sapaner. getobtet
ooer perlpunOet poroen.
ct. 9 Eetersburd. 2. Sept.
Sis ieBt iiuo feline Sepeicben bei
Dem &riegsnlilliiterilm eingelouien,
mlde oie @eietimg Siaopong's burh
Die Saponer nit @eltinunt6eit
nelOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
Cine Seloin.

M en- m inee. @iib., %. Iua.
Gertrude Sauper. oas iunae
M1oden lpelhes pGbrenb zines
heftigen Shrrmes am periloiienen
Gonnerstag iiinf ainoer pom SoSe
rettete, miro iiir Sieic SDot bon ben
giirsern 0tenonIiuces cine aoloene
WteOaille erbolten. SSsll eiucln 9oot
illbr iie nit Den &inbern iiber oie
8eipdller Ger Sai, Wdbrem6 sic @e(.
len oreibig Sub bod gingen lmo fein
9robcs Sdtff iih binausmagte. slls
lie oaS llfer nit ibren Sbiislinaen
erreidte. paren ibre Sanbe ppllltGn.
Dig 5eridpluoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
Ser &rieg tn
fernell Often.
Slatise s&ladt In Der Ndbe
ben 2iaosanS.
Rad einem breitGgisen erbitterten
Sample errimseu Die Sapaner
siaen tbeilluciien sies iibcr
bic NmKen.
ninpnnna. 27. Pima.

St.Q o y q II Il, IL Nlu.
Iie @ener1le &urofi ino Sfu liil.
icrnabmen gemeiniam ben 8erinh,
bic ruiiiide Sront 5iuiid)en slnidNn.
jdan nno 2ianbiaiin Sll burd.
hred,en.
glm IS. glueuit tpogte Der Ganipi
nu Der gan3en Oitfront. Cine itarfe
iapamiife Mbtbeilung griff Die ruff.
jhe Stelllng am Wiaopaiie, II Mei.
len 6itlid, bon slnihanidan, on, rhb
BEL San6iati ino Sieemi, 12 Weilen
{iib.Sltli1 bon gnidanihan. Neiln
Hatterien 3u ie iedls 0eidiiten rtd
teten ibr Seller allf bie norgei6obe.
nen rniiii1en 9etabements. aln
ntebreret Stellen fam es babel ipic.
berbolt gum Sai,0gemenge. Die
Mujien bielten ipGbrenb bes ganseil
Cages ibre Stellungen nno 3ogeil iid
Nbenos auf Die Sa,ptpertbeioig
Derfe 5uriid.
Ser Sauptartiaerie- 0anlpf ipielte
fd) Dor 2ianbidniian ab. 0ie ga.
baner ridteten bas Gener bon aebn
@atterien 0ortbin i,nb gingen eleih'
seitig aegcn Eoriiltipu, pieo Meilell
fii6.ipeltlih BON 2ianoianiim Dor.
Die Romfen bielten iie aber 70 lange
eat, Bis ruiiiihe Silianterie ,mo ar'
tilleric i6nen eitgegengeianot iuer.
ben fonnten.
Die Sapaner aa1men bic 8ei1ie.
b,lna IN Der Griibe oes 26. slugmii
mieoer, aiif un6 ridteten babel lift
GallptGi9enmerf nodmdIs a,lf 2ian.
bianiian. Die ruiiiiden syel6ge.
ibiite er,piberten bns ;sel,er NIT gro.
Ger 0irf,ng. 3ipeiilnooreiBig iapa.
niide Geid)iise, nleiItens @ebirss.
fnnonea, ipurben anber @efehi
sciest.
ct. Petersburg %. Mug. !
Ser 2aiier bat bas foleen6e 9ele.
eramm bonn @eneraQeutnant Sada.
toiu bonn ~. Guguit erbalten:
rGeItern soeem iid bic lMmiieu
lanaiam anf slnidauid,on olriid. Gis
Napaner beidoiien bic befeiti9ten
ruiiiid)en Stelluneen ,nb bic Buffer
ailtiuorteten ben porriidell0ell Sapa.
nern nit iol@em grfolge, bob 6ieief.
Ben oeSpunaen iparen, ibr &pouQl
BON 3anlaclna nod WaceiSaii N| brtn;
cen. Das Seuer torte Inn 6 llbr
&be,i6s auf. Der beibeIte Ranlpi
ianb auf Der ruiiii@em linten Glanfl
fat, ipo Die Mniien 200 WeGnn perlo.
rem. Oie Sapansr batten iiinf 0ini.
tonen. Sm giiboiten idlueen oie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06

Nlilleil ollie Iapaillld)eit Angrtffe 3lt'
rid, lpGbre,lo uniere Srmppen tiHi
ber re6ten Slanfe Die Offeniipe er.
grtfien im0 Die Sssapaner gegen.Soui.
finanli uno 2aiintl,pu siiriiftrieben.
llniere 8erlulte betrllaen 400 Wann.
0eitern sIbenb iano Elm beftiger
Gal1pf oil Der Sitiroiit itatt, 6a bie
ssapnner auf Mnpilllan (Mnpiila2)
porriiften. Sic tpmroen icbcd,
5llriidaetrieben, obgleib Die Mniier
feline NrtiQerie batten uilo Ser Gampi
nit Dem Baionett gefiibrt iperben
nutbte. Gie Niliien 5ogen iia idlieB.
lid auf ibre Sailptitellnng Silriif, in.
Dem iie bon Der Mrtilerie illiferitiitt
tpuroen. DDS 9teaiment Sambotu
bertbeioi9te cine Stellltng bon /
llbr Worgens bis a llbr Nndlnit.
tags, als iein Sberit Deriuunoe!
tpuroe. 9as Siegilnent tpnroe oann
aus ieiner Stellilng our1 6as sSe,ter
ber iapaniidcn Ganonen bon ben Sii.
geln getrieben. Se1s &anonen
tpur6en berlaiien. ltniere 9erlulte
betrugen 1000 Wann."
Berlin. 90. glug.
9as ,@erliner Tageblatt" tbeilt
in ieiner bcl,tiGeil Morgenausgabe
init, es erfabre bon beitinfornlirter
Stelle in ct. Yetersbllrg, oaB fiir
Sit-sliien cine aiueite grobe ruiiii6e
Nrmee gcbiloct ipirb, iperde aus 6rei
bis bier Mrnne-Gorps beltchen ,lnb
bel Willtben nerianulelt ,peroen iol.
S QiaobanG 90. Mu1.
Gle ruiiiidcn Trnppen baben iid
nit glrtilleric unb @agenparf aui
Qiaopang 5uriidgSogen ,lnb er,par.
ten iett Den Ingriff Ser borriidenbea
SSapaner. Qesterc orineen idnell
uno entidieben bor ,ln6 id)ei,en feine
Spfer. Bel benz Mngriffe auf Giao-
lin63p berlor ein iapaniides 8atail.
Ion ale Sffiaiere.
Der Miid5ua oes Grains Der bier
riiiiii6em Corps iiber bic ipeite
gbenc, tpGbrei,b Die Mrtillerie nnb
Snianterie Die sSsapaner aufbieItelt
bot einen arobartigen Mnblid bar.
Muf Der gali5en 2inie iplrbe lnll,nter.
broden eefeuert. Die ruiiiid)e Mrtil.
lerie bebielte ibre @eidiite init
auberoroentlidsr Mube 10 lange, Bic
Die Gubrparfs b, Siderbeit tparen.
ltnter ben @efaQenen befinoet iih
Der General Niltfo,pstp.
ct. 8eterSbmra 20. Mug.
-Wittbeilumaen CHS siiperIGiiiger
AneIe aufolge hat Der 8eieblsbober
bon Yort Artbnr, Der @eneraaemt.
nant StOiiel, benz aaiier amf telegra-
pbiihem Wege ben Can't fiir Die cr.
mittbi9cnoem Wortc arsgeiproden
lln6 Die Neriiderllng ertbeilt, boB Die
9ertbeioiger Der Sseihing bereit ieien,
0eib uno 2eben 5u opfern. Mller.
6ings fiigt Der General bin3u, ho6
Die @arntion ihon iebr idtuer aelit.
ten babe ,nlo iiH idaperli4 lGnaer ais
bier bis feds Wods, ,perbe baItem
$0nne,l.
ct. petersburg. 80. stug.
Die lan9e ertpartete Shlaht BET
2iaopane bat besonnen, rnb Die Bel.
ben Mrnleen ringen Inn ben Sicg, Ser
bic ipabrideinlide Gntidei6,tng In,
4rie9e bringem miro. 0ie iopant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
Gisentbiimlide sobcsnriadlc.
6 hicadp Sn 30 SIN

btcago. ST., 20. slra.
Eaul Ealmer 3llapp, elm Subu
oes 9ep. $. ~. &napp bon Sot
Earf, bot iein 2eben irnter eiaen.
tbiimlifen ltmltGnbeu perloren. CT
pionlete iid NIT observation-disclosures
eifer bem @iolincelloipiel mnb sec
'beltanotge Grnd bes SnItrumentS
allf iein linfes @ein batts cine b6s.
arttae &nodengeidiuulit s,,r Splae.
Yin &linlaipebiel perrnod)te oas 9el.
ocn nidt 3u li,bern ilnb es iullr6e
notbig bas @ein abSlmelrmen. 8napv
ltarb on ben Solseu Der slnputation.
Gr spar q Sabre alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
GiferiiidDtigcr Stieiuatcr madlt sluei
MOrSucrindJe nno begebt Sanu
SclbitmprS.
Is htcauo. SQ %

Y y &c az 0, Siu., ~ .sllig.
Nus Giieriudt perilldte 2orens
2entih bon DO 21 sluburu slperue
icine Stieftodter inO ibreu &rGnti-
gom 81 tooten, ipdbrcnb er ielbIt iei.
lem Se6eu ein gnoc mud)te.
Sie 81 Sabre olte slugilita @etidJ
erbielt einen SfuR in ben Giifen,
pGbreno iie Siano ipielte, anb ihr
Sicbbobcr Goiparo Woller ipllrbe in
Ole redte S5iifte geitniien.
2entid). in Dem @laiIbell beioc &c.
toOtet 5ll bobem tootete iih ollrdj
einen ShuB in bos Sers. Sas
Wtuodcn miro ieinn @erlesungen
erlieaen, pGbrenb WoQer am 2eben
erbalteu Uerben fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
Siebensig Eerioncm ertrnnfcn.
g 0 II 8 on, 80. 9(,,

Don, 80. s(lia.-.
SSn Sooa Yolen, lit allf Dem Sluiie
9anlien elm Sdbrboot gefentert llno
iieb5ig Eerionen iino ertr,lnfen.
Eaiiaeiere ipurben serettet.
Gs miro bin5usefiigt, bab bas Boot
mir Die GrlaubniB bate, oreibig
Terionen all beforosrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
Giner Senersbrnnit ani Scr Snicl
Snson fallen bnnbert MenidJca.
leben sum Spicr.
Wf aniIn. %. 9(un.

W q MI a, %. Nug.
slnf Der Sniel 2usou ErppillS 2a.
gllra. ipuroe bic Stabt 9inang eir
Mallb Der 6lamnlen, nobel 100 Gin.
mobner lnnfamer mno 5000 Yerio.
men obOadlos muroen. Ter S6a.
Den belduit ii6 auf runo 100000
Die &egierllns 1T bemiibt. Der gtotf
ourb 9elpGbrius BON Mabrluigsmit
teln llllo lteberlaiI,,ng bon 2eiuipono.
Selten nod 8rGitem su ite,,ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
yeilidWinsenbe Sempcrensweibe,
uernihtem bier Iirtbid)aiteu.
&ll b q. &anias. IS. 81

V-lI D q, TuTtI1S, 2S. Wli0.
Bier nSsoints" ooer inaeieblide
Wirtbidaften ipurben bente bier bon
Grailenoimmern Sertrijrunert ,rnt
piele gpUihioien pernittet. sSral1
Y. .. Sites uno Srau Wiliam Wc.
0onal9, Sraucn auasiebener @e.
lddftslelte, famen suerit nit 3eiler
beipaffnet nah benz Ylate BON Ser
Sua. Sbne @eitercS begannen iit
lilies IN 6enielben 8eiinolihe az ser,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-21
MAUI NATIONAL GUARD,

WAILUKU, March 1S.-Captain Ma
bora Hipa of Honolulu has trained the
boys of Company I, of Waikiki, to a
fine point, and it is expected that they
will make a good showing at the in
spection drill and guard duty which will
be held this Sunday by Lieutenant
Newton. The boys have been drilling
nearly every night since the arrival of
Captain Hipa on Maui; they have also
been assisted to some extent by Captain
]. A. Thompson, who is in attendance
at court. Last Sunday the Company
were put on guard duty at the baseball
grounds. Newton will arrive by the
Kinau on Saturday morning, and in
spection drill will commence at l o'clock
Sunday afternoon, at Wells Park.
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ARRIVING,
SaNurdaY. March 10.

saturday, March 10.
Schr. Ada, from Puuloa, at p. m.
Stmr. Lehua, Naopala, from Molokai,
Maui and Lanai ports, at p. m., with
234O bags sugar, 80 head cattle, so sacks
corn, 10 cts chickens, 10 cases eggs, so
pkgs. sundries.
Sunday, March 20.
Schr. IA Moi, from Kohalalele, at s
p. m.
Stmr. Claudine, Parker, from Maui
ports, at 4:45 a. m, with rs pkgs. hides,
1866 sacks paiai, 131 sacks corn, 1851 SKIS.
intrite, So hogs, 1879 pkgs. sundries.
Stmr. Maui, Bennett, from Paauhau,
at II a. M, with II $50 bags sugar.
Stmr. w. G. Hall, Thompson, from
Kauai ports, at 4:45 a. M, with 5000
bags sugar, 20 bags taro, 25 empty bills,
bbls. cocoanuts, go pkgs. sundries.
Gas. schr. Eclipse, Gahan, from Ana
hOla, at 3 p. m.
Monday, March q.
Am. blStn. Archer, Lancaster, 81 days
from San Francisco, at 1880 a. m.
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PASSENGERS.
Arriving.

Per stmr. w. G. Hall, March 20, from
Kauai.-F. J. Cross, S. Lesser, S. SUI
masui, H. X. Moon, Miss D. Kobbe, N.
N. Harnden, ]. X. Farley, ]. Young,
X. Watanabe, Mrs. S. De Freest, Mrs.
c. Ramsay, Judge Lindsay, N. P. Mil
Ter, H. Sanomiya, H. ]. Song, w. e.
Skinner.
Per stmr. Claudine, March 20, from
Maui ports: w. T. Robinson, ]. W.
Robertson, c. NJ. Lovsted, S. A. D.
Jones, A. w. Bowley Capt. D. Taylor,
Mrs. Panini, Alexander uihia, Rev. O.
H. Gulick, F. Williams, r. Cole, Mrs.
c. Wills and son, Mrs. J. NJ. Wond, Mrs.
]. Kauwalu, Miss H. Iaea, Miss G. Ia
ca, T. Chin Dock, wife and three chill
dren, T. Gomi, Mr.. Tokunaga, D. YO-
nekura, c. A. Hong, F. e. Richardson,
Charles Cay H. L. Rosenbledt, J. j.
Correll, A. n. Kepoikai, J. F. HaclIfeld,
John Neiu, Mrs. Henning, f. III. Hay
selden.
Per U. S. a. T. Buford, March 10,
from San Francisco, through for Ma
nila-Major c. A. Doyen, Capt. II. c.
Treadwen Capt. H. o. Bissett, Capt.
j. S Brown, Capt. Harry Lee, Capt.
F. NJ. Wise, Capt. p. F. Archer, Surg.
F. e. Mccullough, 1st Lieut. G. H.
Mather, 1st Lieut. Charles T, WestcOtt,
LIST Lieut.. T. Holcomb, LIST Lieut.. E.
A. Greene, End Lieut. H. c. Eagan, End
Lieut.. c. F. williams, End Lieut.. N. P.
Vulte, End Lieut., H. T. Swain, End
Lieut.. S. Williams, End Lieut.. F. c. Nc
Connell, 2nd Lieut.. w. A. Howard, End
Lieut.. r. o. Underwood End 1t. ]. F..
Dyer, End Lieut. r. b. Creepy, Major
F. b. Mccoy, nth Infantry, Miss Hell
enc Chalkiadi, Mrs w. H. Shattuck,
Miss Blanche FentOn, George KEENAN,,
Mrs. George KEENAN,, Jesse Barry
Homer B. Cunningham, Charles Juster
Joseph Moody, George Wilson, Trans
port Agent Manila, p. l.; Max Dobbins,
Mrs. Max Dobbins, Mrs. w. f. James
and children, Ellis b. Porter, Miss
Craig, Army Nurse Corps, Edith Griggs
Army Nurse Corps, Mrs. J. d. Chap
man and baby, Frederick w. Unger,
Cyrus Hamilton, Charles w. Simeson,
Post Comsy Sergt., William O'Neil,
Post Coms'y Sergt, Graciana Bantiata,
eX-sOldier 9Th Infantry.
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DEPARTING.

Saturday, March 49,
Chilean ship Othello, Wesley, for Port
Townsend, at $3.50 p. m. Later ancnor-
ed off Moanalua-troublea aboard.
Monday, March 81.
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, for Lahaina,
Kaanapali HonOkaa, Kihei, Makena,
HonOkaa and Kukuihaele, at p. m.
Case, schr. Eclipse, Gahan, for Ana
hola, at p. m.
Stmr Ke Au Hou, rullett, for Kappa,
Hanalei, Kalihiwai and Kilauea, at
p. m.
Stmr. ]. A. Cummins, Searle, for Koo-
lau ports, at 10 a. m.
Tuesday, March 90.
Stmr. w. G. Hall, S. Thompson, for
Kauai ports, at 3 p. m.
Stmr. Kinau, Freeman, for Hilo and
way ports, at noon.
Stmr Claudine, Parker, for Maui
ports, at 5 p. m.
Wednesday, March %.
S. S. Alameda, Dowdell, for San
Francisco, at 9 a. m.
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Wilder's Steamship Go
Commencing about April list, the new
steel steamer
Steamer "LIKELIKE I"


Will sail from Honolulu every Mon
day at 5 p. m. for Kaunakakai, Kaa-
napali, and Lahaina; thence to Kamalo
Pukoo, Halawa, Wailau, Pelekunu, and
Kalaupapa (MolokaD, Honolua (MauD,
Kahalepalaoa or Manele Nanai), Olo-
walu, Kihei, Keawakapu, Makena
(MauD, and the Island of Kahoolawe
by special arrangement. Returning
will leave Lahaina on Friday, touching
at Pukoo, Kamalo, and Kaunakakai;
arriving in Honolulu Friday evening
The "Likelike" is provided with fine
deck staterooms and every modern
convenience.
For freight or passage apply to the
office Of the Company, corner Fort and
Queen Streets.
The above schedule is subject to
change without notice.
Honolulu, T. H., March 2, 1904.
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RUSSIAN BATTLEsHIP LEAVES.

Asso ciated Press. Morning Service.
CANA, March 21.-The Russian bat
tleship Ossiliabya accompanied by tor
pedo boats has sailed for an unknown
destination
The Russian intermediate battleship
.Ossiliabya and the torpedo boats make
up a portion Of the Russian fleet which
recently returned to the Mediterranean
from Jibutil, French SOmeliland, after
being ordered to return from their voy-
age to the Far East on account of the
great damage to the Russian vessels
at Port Arthur. Ossiliabya was built
in 1898.