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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-07
COURTS
HAVE DAY OFF
JUDGE GEAR TAKES JUSTICE
HATCH'S PLACE ON THE SU-
PREME BENCH.

After the excitement of the past few
days the Judiciary. building was eX-
tremely quiet this morning. Judge De
Bolts court was in session but only for
the calling of the calendar. Judge Gear
was to have sat in his own court but
instead he occupied the place of JUS
tice Hatch on the Supreme Court bench.
The case argued was the appeal in the
matter of the estate of Thomas Cum
mings from a decision of Judge De
Bolts. Justice Hatch being disqualified.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-07
THE HALRTWA LIMITED

The most attractive days outing, is
that afforded by the excursion down
the railroad line. The lHALEIWA
LIMITED a first class train, leaves
Honolulu every Sunday morning at S:22
o'clock making the run in two hours,
the rate for round trip being only 81.
From 1922 a. m. until $40 p. m. is
spent at the beautiful HOTEL HALEI.
WA, with fresh and salt water bathing.
tennis, golf, drives and walks, shooting
or fishing, and you are back in town
at 1910 o'clock in the evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-07
Will NOT HELP MIRANDA.

Inquiry among Porto Ricans this
morning, met with the response that
they did not intend to do anything to
help Jose Miranda the murderer of =.
E. Damon, to take an appeal from the
decision rendered yesterday. There
seems so far as could be learned today,
to be no intention on the part of Porto
Ricans to contribute mney To help their
cOuntryman.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-07
HARD TIMEs PARTY

On the night of October % at o'clock
there will be a hard times" party by
the Pacific Social Club at San Antonio
Hall The guests of honor vii BE-
Weary Willie and Merry Nat.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-07
PASSENGERS.


Per S. S. China, October 6, for San
Francisco: Mrs, IS. c. williams, Mrs
w. G. Rogers, Mrs. 6. Cameron, Allan
Dunn, o. r. Williams, Charles d. wal
ker, DR.. J. j. Grace, Edward Duisen-
berg, Charles Isenberg, Mrs. Jane
Walker, Mrs. e. f. Bishop, Mrs. Ev-
erett, Mrs. Parkhurst and baby, Col.
Ludwig Cleve, II. &c. Walker, Mrs. f..
d. Walker
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-07
HoNoLuLu sToCK RxoHANGR.

Between BOards-Sales: 40 Mutual
Telephone, $1,000; 10 Mutual Telephone
$40 90; 200 Hawaiian Sugar Co, S2T.OO-
Session sales: 10 Walalua, $50 90; 10
Hawaiian Sugar Co. S27 so.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-07

THIS PAPER is kept on file at e. c,
Dake's Advertising Agency, Ga and
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco
California, where contracts for adveg~
Using can be made for Il.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Information Wanted

Information wanted regarding where
abouts Of Johann Peter Heinrich Bent
haak
IMPERIAL GERMAN CONSULATE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVING.

Tuesday, October z.
Am. bark MOhican, Kelly. % DAVIS
from San Francisco, at p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-10-07
LINGMAN AND HIS JOB.

Continued from
investigation being made with
prospect of trouble in sigh for some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

il takes 10 tell II the firm Of Fish 6 MA, h"-
came thing of the past. and the sign being
converted into kindlinE wood.
Captain Fish could never forgive any one for
failing 10 be puuctuaL To him The man who
failed 20 keep an appointment was " holly IN
worthy Of trust y the future. once IN the carly
DAYS az the shipping business the pho, who was
10 take "a vessel 10 sea II a certain hour on a
certain day prevented from getting the
ship 1T tn time agreed upon, though through no
fault Of his Own. Captain Fish plioted thu
vessel to sea himself and " hen tLe pilot ap-
pared NJ discharged him without a hearing
captain Fish was married three times, hut had
children, and his life was preserved 10 the
good old age Of eighty-one- An oil painting Of
him Is 10 L. seen ia the Chamber Of Commerce
Building
The bones Of several men ~ note rest in the
Marble Cemetery, among them those OF stephen
Alien at slime Mayor ~ NaW-EOIn. and the
man who. while STATE Treasurer. installed the
Croton water system, William =. Treadweli, in
veutor OF cracker making machinery and two
South American generals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
carr. PRESERTED FISH.


closest friend The TWO became bitter enemies,
and indeed 80 deep was Tho hatred on Captain
FisL's part that on one occasion then the neigh
lor sas-i rs life after his catuoat HI been
We. aas iu He'll Gate he dia rot even tharE his
enemy FOR Tie act.
Soon after This incident Captain Fish moved
10 this city Turning his back upon political
Office. b.. formed, with Joseph Grinnell, the ship
ping house partnership OF Fish & Grinnell, and
The first regular line OF Liverpool packets vas
started ~. largest vessel ia The first days of the
eata-rris1 being q less than four hundred tons
burden
captain Fish got along finely in the shipping
business un,I in ls.G he went 20 Liverpool with
a-asr SloouHo in capital and aa unlimited
amount Of -uLItion- TWO years later he came
l..,. minus tn ambition ana tTo-thir1s Of MS
fortune.
II was ar..r that venture that. having for3l"s
2 rar-ae-st p szi.l samuel Ally -n this city -ae
e-..-. OH c.Ft-.1 entered lhe office late one
u.6rr--E.
II hope Won are well this morning. captain,
remarked his partner
This. sir" erowlel Captain Fish, is a place
tq- business. not compliments" Mr.. AIiay was
hr.sz.c q man Of some spirit In less tine than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

a white veil. and IN her hand she carries I will
low fan. while her mask gives her all the beauty
that most skaters the masculine heart in the
TyroI.
Not less startling is the scenic splendor OF the
"Scheller." the blond mask OF his consort re-
placed by a grim and cruel face. The "Schelier.
in every detail. is a creature designed ia cause
Joyous thrills of terror. Round his waist he
wears tangling girdle of eight cow bells. and
as he dances down the street, waving a mini
azure barber pole in his hand. the clang OF his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
TYROLE4N FESTIVAL.
Continued from third page

colored beads. From her floral helmet min
iature mirrors fash half hidden by pIumes ana
I gay coIored silk scarf all interviewer with
mountain flowers. over her shoulders she wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28
4 CITY PLIYGROJND.

Continued from ninth page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-28

AMT IT DISGUSTING THE WAY THESE FOR
EIGNERS Is CROWDING ~ EVERYWTIEREr'
.-ORFUIL LAST TIME IN JAIL THEY Pu-S
ME IN A CELL. WITH 4 POLE AND \ EKAAAROfs
Connie CGtA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
Gre66eri0aiRnm 6tGtn.

9 a T m It a B t. Ger 9ag.55aer
Sobdnn R~oieuberger, Der Ia Qori6 Ben
Boli3eioteuer S1neller egitoTcn hattie.
murpe at 10 SaRtea 5a&s6aa5 DER
urtbetIt.
8 feBeu. Nnbier aea,ag Der e.
uior Der oeutiden g1u6meFer mo
dlteite 8iitger per Staot ben @eometer
srIter &laHe @eorg @uler, i.iaeu 100.
@e6urt8tag. Die StaDt ieg.c Inn aus
Dem QtnlaHe cine @BrenpUNon aus.
W q / II 8. aiit5!ih iluo fir ben
o~erTtDrbenen StdbtbamnsiFtr gaurath
Gouarb Rrepilta aui Der &aiieritrabe
bic Gnt6iiQiing bes 9eutmal5 itatt, ods
Die Stdot W}din3 uu0 tyeue Ircuaoe
Dem Gerb(i8sneR errtdtet natta,.
Us o III 8. 8te StootuHo,0nettas
bsriommlung 6eid}loB 30 ben Soften
os5 geldnpeeriperb8 tjr cine }u En-
bouenoe 8oq6d9n pm &eusleim uaf
2%inosuFetg eineh fsiteu geitrao BON
$4,000 Mdrt berejt gu iteI:n umo al
ben Durh freiluiligs gci5rGQe uiht de.
bettsn @elGnbez Grtperb8toFtn eiNen
neiteren 9ettrdg bon 5000 QIarf AZ
lCtIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04

mn r. Sdbttu gtioibtH.-Ga Sc
rmin0srot0 bat beidlodeu, eiuen Gee
fti@mdrtt bier etn3urtdteH uh0 bic
BeriurduuQ 0jeft3 U!drtte5 eiuer
GiystemiHDer 6jrma gu iibertraasn-
TaS Gc9oIuuqsbeim fir bs0iirftiqe
&i1ocr etctgtgt DOM @ereju fir Sc
risn~t0l1nisr pur0e ftjtrijd eiHqsipei1t
6. cttbroH H.. rSH Der 9tbiidjt.
8epetsi.jjde fir 3abIteiGe llrtunosn=
%fdNduHqen uuo 8etriiQErtien at perz
Hthteu, bic CT bel Der Stedrinlidterz
iGbrit bou D}inSiHQ &c So. ueribt
bate, itieq Der 2OidGrtqc 9~aufmorn
Pauj Sluffer bon bier g}ddt5 in oa5
Babrtttoutor uuo berbrdHute Die @e
ihdtt5bjGer. Sn siuem anoRren 5betle
Der 5abrit leqte er iFeuer, poourh ctH
&agertdltUt 3Crit0rt ugrDe. Nd5
S6murgertAt uerlrtbe,lte GdufTer I'm
ter @%turetmuuQ elmer BON ber Gtrof=
tommer e~rtuunteu @efGuguiBitrafe Don
% Sabren ju 4 Sobreu 2 W}ouaten
3udtbdus.
8 be 10 II gem. 9ei eiuem
8ranoe, Der boS 9aus ot2 I~dol66uers
Iran5 giuQruber in Q(ibe lt9te, iiuo
Der @emeinoeratb SO6om Si6ler uuo
Der 9ienitbubs Sarl W}oD burdb Oer
,@tnitur3 ocs brennenoen 5ousgtsbels
get0otet pprDeu.
9 ii btuQeu II. Die TtuatsbiTeuz
T6uTtIihe 6otultdt bat BEN 4rofcNor
pes beutI9en 9ripotre4tS in 8aIel,
Q(nbreoS 6eusler, onIaBIi6 ieines 70.
@eburtstages sum ~G5renoottnr er,
nunnt. .:r..
ulm. 0os Sdpurgeridt Derur.
t6eilte ben 18jdbriQen 8immergeIeler
8eorg Sbien aus Haugenuu, Der ma.
feI6It aus n5reuoe am 5euer uno ar
Der 20Idarbeit Der 6euerfpe6r4 inner.
6aIb bier Wonoten bier 9tntpeien II
Brand qeitcdt hattie, 3u elmer 3utt.
6auSftrafe bon AZ Sobreu.
% lib b D. 0dS Sotel 8eleput
ipurbe Inn ben Preis BON 100000
Mart an cine Yfor3beimsr Geietli6ai
pertauft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
0G8gingiCGe Gsaafen.

Gotba a. SIN Otter BON 70 Su6ren
1T bier Der Reftsunpolt 9eaer 9eitors
ben.
06er6of. Die Dor 8ursem 3tlm
@bi&IuB 9eIangte SaiIon unieres
&%uftturortes 5eitigte cine 8eiammtfree
quen3 BON 6625 Qerionen, qeQenitber
5787 qeriOnen i'm Sabre 1908. Inter
ben 8eIu&ern %befanoeH iid 1884
@suti6e.
g d lei3. Sn BEN 2anbtag fir
6a8 5iiritentbuM 8euB j. g. tuur6en
in ben unterIdnOif6en &reiien geipG9lt:
Bon BEN 60aItbeteuerten Die brei BON
ben biir9erIi@en 8arteien gemeiniam
alfgeiteQtcn &unoioaten, barunter Der
Sberbiirgermeiiter Der Staot Gera.
6erner puroen Qelpdblt in Der Staot
Gerd Elm biirgerIifer urb 3rpei Io3ials
bemotrdtii&e Sanoibattn. Die co
3ialocmotratie psrIor einen SiB. Sn
ben brei ldnbliden &reiisn muroe Elm
So3taIoemotrat qepdblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
@6fG6- SotGriuaen

Bb9rQ. Die @meritirun0
bon orei langjd6rigen 2e6rern Der bic
iigen llHioerIitGt lit tiir5lib pou3ooeu
lporOeu. Der orbentli6e profeTor fir
leutcltNmentlidc SbeolOgie Dr.. thcol.
ct phil. Seinri0 0olbmanL mo
oroentIi6er qrpfefor fir innerc M}ez
bi3in unb Director Der meoisini1ten
&Iintt, Or. meo. BERNHARD Nannbn,
erbielten aus oieiem @nloB ben &toz
renorben 2. 8laTe, Der ouBeroroentli6e
ProfeiIor Der Matbematit, @eor0 Rotb,
ben &~rontnorben 3. 9toTe.-Ginsr Der
n~ombafteiten rei4sldnbiI9en Ssournas
Iiiten, ggbert 9ogel b. 6oltenItein, Elm
Sobn Oes b%eIannten preubiI6en Gene=
rails, 1T bier i'm @lter BON So Subren
geitprbeu.-0er Sobn bes Qanbesuuss
f9uBmitglieOes RuIt puroe auf Der
Sago i'm &umpf nit 0ilberern i6per
berlebt.
s. n / n g E II. !Sier purbe Der
S4ubmonn Gugen 6leurant BON
einem Manne Ramens @ittpr 8ru6els
les erf4oiIen, aGs er i'm Derbaften
ipoQte, ipeiI er pbne Observation-Disclosures
tigung in GIiaBs2otbringen pertpeitte.
gru9eqes tuurbe iofort feitgenommeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04

EBemntB. l~tuIGngi} iaO 1l5
Gttitge utue @druifonla5uret6 INN bic
reue @aruiiou=D ui6aHitaIt in Sc
brand qsH0mmen porben. 9o5 2a3c
retb beftebt aus pier gerdumigeH E0Dil
Ions, in peneu $50 Mdnn uutergebradIt
perDen t6nntH. Tim 0ds Ga3dreth
berum 3iebt iib cine @artenanlaqe pDu
10000 G1taDratmeter JldGeninbalt.
8ie 6etDen ueften M'ilitdrqebdltbe baz
ben ejneH @oiteuaufpuuo bon 100000
N(art beanipruat.
6ret6erg. 8ie in friibereu
Sabren, 10 ipiro aud beuer i'm De3em=
Der bier cine MISUNDERSTANDING itdtj
finoeur Die aud @elegeHbeit gum Der
tauf roDfu uU0 b~earbeiteteu TIudie3
bieteH mirD.
81 Bi4eu. SaHgit6iu fdno bic
NbIti6uuQ oes Iaugeu Robasr Ieibes
itatt. Der LANCE Rooaer 3et4 gebDrt
3ur t6ntgIiten 8ermSoorI WltBi9euz
9u6ertusbur9er 8et4pirtbf6aft, bic
ilSgeTammt uat Teidbe nit elmer 0dI
1erfloae BON 100000 Quuoratmetsr
umfoBt, Der LANCE Roooer Teth BAT
bieies Sobr cine ret1e @rute qebradt.
rs lpuroen ii6er 100 GeRtner &arpfeu
qefon9en, f'rner S@Ieien, 9edte 'unO
2dle,
% "a m. Die itaotiI6en
GolIs9ieH b0ben bei6toHen, bic iiingIts
bin pom 0liIitGr eHtIaTeneu 8eIerpiz
iten, lpelde bier &eI1dfttgung finber,
fir oiefeS Sabr bon ben Gemeinoeanlas
gen 5u befreien, lpenu ous Gintommen
1900 Mort nt4t iiberiteigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
Stete Staote.

Sam g. Der 9ompFer Sit
%tetta," BON WiinDle3borpug6 mad 6ams
burg beitimmt gelpeIcn, 1T i'm Sturm
mt Der gan5en 8eIaBung ~untergeganz
gen. Der Oeuti6e S2ooner emma
Sopbie," BON Somburg no9 8urgbeao
beitjmmt, itronoete brei Seemeilen
n0r6liG DOn ~l6eroeen; bic Muuui@aFt
plirOe our6 ben Rdteten s@pporat qez
rettet.-0ie 100. Gside BON ben Dor %
Sabren BEL Der &ataitrppbe beS 9ums
piers pPrimu5" @~rtruntenen ipuroe
opr Sturgeon 9efunben. IS mar bic zines
%fiiuij6brtgen SS1ruoes. Don BEN 101
@rtruntenen febIt ipmit MIR cine 2ei@e.
9 reme Il. Die Mauretqeielen
beI4lOhen nu6 17p69igem QuSItanb,
bic @r6eit lpieoer auf3unebmsn. Die
M&eiiter 6aben bic 6oroerung Der Wlous
rcr ni4t betpiQigt.- Reuli9 fapo bic
bOr3iigIt4 D%erlauFene Probsfa6rt bes
Guf Der Stettiner 8uItansDcrf fir
ben NorboeutI6en 2lobo er6auteu
netten 9Dppeli 4rou6eR Ret6spo't0ams
piers gYrin5 Gitel 6riebri6" ftatt.
8 ii b Il. Der 8iirgeruu5I6uB
ndblte ben @roBtauImam SD. Robe
gum @ortfibrer uno Or. meo. 3iebt
3um Stell0ertreter Sin p~rtanartiaer
SiiOneItIturm riGtete bier uno in Der
umSegerb 9roBen S9aoen an. 3ubls
reibe 80ume purosn aus Dem 8ooen
gertfen unb 5abritidOrniteine umges
itiir3t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
@eGerrei6.

% / n. Gum NodfoIger bes uns
l6n9it 6uriidgetretenen Nbmirats Jrets
BERN b. Spaun, oe8 G6efs uno Soms
mdnoanten Der 0fterrei9if6zungaris
i1en W}arine, 1T @i8eubmtral W}Ontes
%clccoLt, luel9er lpdbrenb BEG 8orers
IufItanoes Mnnu 1900 ou8 Diterretz
Grfzungarii9e 9ef9pdoer i'm fernen
Often befebligte, ernanrit tporben.-@n
Der bieiigen Q~ehranltdlt fir orientaa
hide Spra6en finben aud beusr &urie
in BET albaneIiIden Spra4e fat, nit
ocren 46baltung Or. 0eprg Petme3t
6etraut purbe.-0er %penIionirte 9us
farenrittmeiiter QIfons Maner b. Sid
robe, Der in 9ubapeit eiren Ginbruasz
bie6Itd6t berii6te, fat ii9 iel6ft Der pie
figen Boli5ei geiteQt.
IS ) + 3. Q8d9reno zines 0eipitters
fGlug Der 9IiB in benz benddbarten
9orf Sbrdus3ind eth uub traf bic
Slide zines @si9dftes, in nel6er mebs
rtre perionen fdben. Bon bieien ipuroe
RI p%oitenfubrer Mofettig getDotet, Die
oaoeren 6lieben fir ldngere 3eit gss
Haunt. Ip
81 aftssR. Die hisliat 9aaelo6.
- 81 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04

Htrzftes Ip1eppd T5rHTt1 Gaf ibr
b%teriUDrtge5 W}doJen ber6uuuetn ldI
ieH. Die 2et1e tpurne init d~ebrodeGeu
@Iteoeru Stthz uuo 4tubDun6er btn
ter benz GfeH %deftupen.
&rRm ;. Die @smg,ntc1edletgno
bat befHIoftn CA9iu 3t tutrr,r, 01B
Ersm5 ais 2uftturott etttirt paroe.
GeoB Il. &er RGHter Des 6otels
.3ur Poit" Jran3 9ltaisr, ~itir3je Fn
in Die Mhlr uno ertrdut. Ttnuu3ieQe
8alumitdteu uno 4rdntunq bortbsc.
odb ietH Yo9tOertrdg uidlt erUeusyt
purDe, trieben ben llH9Iidli6eU in ben
IDo.
81 { T a II. Ser e6emaIiqe gsijber
be5 grobeH &urbDtels Mt~eraner9oi,
6re1taq, bat bieieS ndb fedj8 Sohreu
non Dr. 2truiHtut nit allen Od3Ige9Ua
rigeu @riinDen ipieber %erporbeH. Gr
mill IS uod) an Der OfIeite our0 etnen
mpoeruen, 100 Simmer fahenoeu Geus
b0u init etnem gBinterpabiaon alI8gsz
RuIten.
BeI. Sci Der Staaisorudersi
lDurOe eiHe gr0Berc urteri6ldQuug euts
0edt. @s 3etgte iib, b0B Radete nit
Srtefmarteu, Stemptlf0rmuldren unb
Neaielbldutetteu peuiler Mertbe eut=
9tclteu, ais oarauf aNgeQcbcH tpar.
e a 3. 0aS glterbuumiuiitertum
bat infolge unousgeIebter 8smiibunQen
oeS @b9eoroneteu Or. G6iider benz
So0Ber &Opieuboupereine cine Ssubrese
iubbention pon 1000 &roncu bcpiuiQt.
@0Slau. Der @emejnoeausIMub
Fat beId!ohtn, bic @iua oes peritorbez
nen ProfeIors 0raIhe ouSutoufen uuo
5u elmer Observation-Disclosures um3u=
ipdnoelu. 9rofeHor DroiHe hattie Ri
oieiem 3lDede teItamentariiA Der Sc
meiroe oo5 8ortdufSre8t iiberlaIieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
8aGen.

&ayISrrube e. Die 9apitalren-
tenItcuer Der Staot betrdgt PRO 1904
nabe3u 322,O00,0O0 W&art Q~lnldQetdpiz
tai; oas lit 100000 Mart mebr
ais 1903 unb q 100000 M}art me6r
al5 1902.-6ter IturGen Der 2auos
i4Oftsmuler Nno Profciipr an Der bic
iigeu te1nii@en 6D9iGule, 6ugo
&norr ltno Der Better oes reitbtu be-
tonuten Sptels uno Observation-Disclosures
n3um Gotben 6aus," 9einriA 6ertb.
. re a d. Der Weinbdnbler
9abib Giin3burger rannte in Dem &ais
FERTILIZER Beinort Qtdtarren berert
3um &abnbof oab er i'm 3uqe, ben ct
noA erreihte, olStaIo pom S6log Qez
troffcu lpurbe UNI Itar6.
wa @etoelberg. Bon elmer nidt
%9enonnt fem tpollenpen Ycri6nIimteit
finb Dem Sberbiirgermeiiter sum &(ns
nenten on eiren @erItorbeneu 10000
W.drt CUR Grri6tung elmer @oltsleIes
bale uno @pltsbibliot9et ii~bergeben
ipprocn.
80 onu9 sci m. Die eide uno
0sdenfabrit pou Siaat &a6n &c So. lit
uieoerge6rannt. Der S9aben betrd9t
100000 W(art.
Sfenbur G. Der ubrma9er
Ostar Supper bon bier itiir3te nit Dem
5d9rrao Oerart, Dap inn Die 2enfItange
IN ben Qeib fltbr. Snt Irdnfenbdlie
tit Der S4nerberleBte aeItorben.
10 II + m. !6ier ipurbc Der
8~einbGnOler Meiifer il ieinsm 8eins
teIer to0t Uufgefunben. Gr 1T, aus
ben btgIettenOen llmTtdnben gu I6Iiee
Zen. burd G%inatbmung BON our@
8dbrung ueueu @eines sn~titanoenen
Gaien eritidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
2srann(6weia. AM6aff. Sippe

9raun d IN / g. 9abier fonb
Der 76. 8ruuni6peigii4e 2ebrertdg
Itatt.
SCENTS. Die 5trma Sulius
2ange beging Die 6eier i9res 50jG6ri9en
8eitebens. Qus oieIem Nnlafe iihers
rei6ten bic Snbuber Der 6irma ibren
fdmmtliden Qngeiteqten unb 4rbeitern
i6rer Dienit5eit unb ibren 2eiitungen
entipre6erbe @ei9ente in 5orm BON
5partafenbii4ern. 4uBerbem iibergdb
Der &ommer5ienrdt6 Qbp!f 2on9e cine
bon i6m gemd4te Stiftung Sur Inter,
itiiBung bon ui9t mebr in per Jabrit
bei4Gftigten Snpolibers uIo Qlterss
rentenempfdngern.
Q ii d 3 III g. Ser Sof3immers
meiIter GrnIt Sitting 1T i'm 9tlter bon
50 Sa9reu geitorben. g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
&fOeuGnrs.

SIbenburg. Der 8OlOniit
Sarm Sen aus R~tn3eloorf puroe am
%. HODember 1902 tpegen zines ibm
our Gait 9sIegten 8isbitobls gu 3rpei
W|onaten @efdngniB bsrurt6eilt unb
mubte bieie Strofe aud trpB aler I'm
f6ulosbetbeuerungen obbiiBen. Sect
enbIi4 gelang es inn absr, feline I'm
f6uIo na45upeiien, unb oaS 8eritt
%ertdnnte auf Elm S9mer3enSgeto BON
flint N}art fir jeoen gag, ben er in
bsr SaFt per6rd9t 6otte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
2IeGfeuGtrd.

g d IN n. Sn Msdten6urgs
S9nerin Deroen bielfd9 abfGlige
8ommentare barber laut, baB bic Be
o6lterung CUR 9ei6offung Der 2(uss
iteuer fir Die Ser5ogin Gecilis, bic @ers
Iobts be5 beuti9en &ronprin3en, berans
9e8pgen unb Dem medlen6uroiI6en
2anOtag cine odbin3ietenoe @oriaqs our
geI6luBfaTung unterbreitet tperoen
ioQ. 9ie Meinungsduberungen 9e6en
ba6in, oaB bic GiHtreibung elmer 9rtns
3ciiinneniteuer BON Der 9epOlteruI6 Elm
llcberreit mittslaIterIi4er Snititutionen
lei, peI9er 6eIeitigt tperoen miihe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
9SFrttemBera,

ctuttQtr IT. Der friitere Siifis
prfoi1er. 8rdfdt bDu 8utt 1T i'm 9ttter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
Sa@fen.

8rtsben II. g&d9 benz I6leben
bes &0nigs Ge9rs 1T in man6en 9retz
len Der 8epbIterung bes 80nigrei9s
cine 8efpe9ung gu @unIten elmer Qus>
iDRnung beg jeBigen SDnigs 5rieOri9
@nguft nit. feiner geidieoener @ema9s
lin entitdnoen.-8er. &oniuI Mar
Grnbolo, W2itinbaber beg 8~unt6aufes
9ebr, Grnbplb, bat dnldBli9 ieines
4~0jd6ri8en Gef4GftsiubilGums an 1ein
Psrfonal groBe 3uipenbungen gemd9t.
@S betdnen bic QngeiteIten @elb6es
trdge big gum balben Sabresge6olt.
q n~naberg. Der 81 Sabre oIte
4potbeter S4reiber, Snbaber elmer
9rogenbdnbIung, BAT fi9 aus 2e6ensz
rNberbrub .erbdrdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
3rl1olatto.

Ole decentralization Selgolonb Der
9elti9en @eieli6aft sur 8ettung
G9iff6rii4iQer bat BON benz bier gsz
itrdnoeten beutI2en S9ooner She
reie" &opitdn Wiemfe8 unb bier ger1oz
usn our4 bas GettungsbeOt Dora"
Der Etntion herettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04
Nraaiatt a1peRprfuHFn.

/ 7 + d a IL. Der Rapeumsifer
Otto pHrot 6ein irrt6iimlifen Qluss
fieigsn aus eiHeH iid 6~epegen6eH @iIen=
Rabn3uae i~iberiabrcU uuO 0outduoig
6srititdett.
g rs n G.. Jrau &ommer3tenrdt6
26ier in Berlin bat fir WobIfabrtseiHz
rj9tlmQen in Der Gigarreuiubrtt 20Ier
< W0lfF 9ierieIb't BEN 8etrag Don
100000 0tort geitiftet.
Z B 7 II. Die Sirdftammer oe8
2anogerifts 3Gorn beibloB bic I'm
brdt6barma6uHg Der 0rutplutteu Oes
Gieocr6ubes oPie5ni proletariatu, "
oehcn SnbaIt poIuiid-To5iatoemofrd
tiide 3nede Derfolqt, iorute bic @in3iee
buuq uQer i'm @e5iete bes 8eut1den
Rsites Dor9anbeuen Gremplare oteIeS
8uuleS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1904-11-04

So emel Inter benz @priibe bes
S6erptGfoenten Wloltfe 6tloete Ii9 Elm
Gomite, Oas Die S6dffung zines in
Mcmel gu erri9tenoen Natipnaloent=
males gum 8eoG4tniB bes SabreS
1907 in Die @ege leiten nil.
8 # er 0 D E. Qtuf Dem Rittergut
syr6oau Tinb infolge 9ranoItiftung cine
gefiiQte Sasune, Die 9iebitdQe nit 700
Ghofen unb 100 S4petnen, forpie
Smei Sni6aaier petni4tet tporben. Der
8utstnfpettpr 1T al ben 8ranOpunoen
bei ben Jtettuugsar6eiten geItorben, Der
6irt lpurbe bur4 Ge6dubetriimmer
oeri6iittet uno getDPtet.
81 0 ~ Ser &diier Itiftete
Elm &dpital bon b8,T0 Elart fir bic
Wittren uno WpiIen BON 8eipp6nern
Der Rominter @@be.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-24
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Aug. 23.-Cattle. re-
Steady to 10 lower; export and dressed
beef steers. 5,00@5.90; fair to good
3.75 a 500; Western fed steers. 3.75 a
5.25; stockers and feeders. 2.25 a .25
Southern steers, 2.00@4.45 Southern
cows, 1.50@2.50: native cows, $50 q
500; native heifers. 2.50@ 5.25: pigs and
lights. 5.00@5.27 1-2.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; market Il
q sc. higher. Bulk. 5.10@5.22 Ia
pigs and lights, {. ooSS.a7 1.e' ~S' 80
Sheep-receipts. 5000. Steady. Ma.
tive lambs, 400@6.25; native wethers
8 0o9 so; Western lambs, 5.0O@5 65
Western yearlings, $4,000. 90; Western
sheep. S.25d3.6o; stockers and feed
ers 2 50m350
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-08-24

lungs opened up SO that you can
breathe freely, you must take a treat
ment that will kill these germs and
drive them from your system, and then
only will the wasted bones have a
chance to accumulate healthy fat and
the body be built UP to its correct pro-
portions But consumption is not
merely a matter of thinness. Many
stout. seemingly healthy persons have
consumption. You can tell II you have
1t by any one of the above signs, as
well as by chronic cough, chronic ex-
pectoration, fever. night sweats etc
At the first sign seek the advice of an
expert as DIR. ]. Newton Hathaway.
He will give you the correct treatment
for cure and by watching your prog
ress closely nurse you back to robust
health again. He makes no chargeSfor
examination or consultation, so II you
are in doubt whether or not you have
this disease, call on him and he will
tell you. To persons living out of the
city, he will send his Self Examination
Blank and free book telling how he
cures consumption. asthma. catarrh,
bronchitis. weak lungs. hay fever, la
grippe and other throat and lung dis
eases. Call or write today. ]. NEW
TON HATHAWAY, NJ. D., ~ Inman
Bldg, 22h s. Broad ST., Atlanta, Ga.
(6)-mon-wed-frL