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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15
DEATH AND
DESTRUCTION
Continued from page one)

We're killed in the storm. Some of them
We're drowned i'm the seas and others
were killed by falling trees
The German settlement suffered
greatly from the storm. The COVER
was driven ashore as was the German
schooner Diana. The Morning Star did
not escape the hurricane, for she was
nearly lost on three occasions. She
was riding at anchor at Ponape when
the sQ)rm came up and so furious was
the gale that the vessel dragged her
anchors and was swept on the beach.
She had steam up and was able to get
off, however, as she had touched only
the sandy bottom. Twice more did the
vessel get aground only to be saved.
No lives of the missionaries We're lost,
the only deaths recorded being among
the natives The German settlements
were wrecked, scarcely a house
throughout that portion of the Caro-
line group being left standing by the
storm.
Captain Garland states that he has
been out a year and one month from
Boston ON this, the first South Sea
cruise of the vessel. Previous to her
purchase by the American Board the
Morning Star occupied quite an impor-
tant position. She was a tender to the
American Cup defender Reliance two
year ago when that yacht raced with
the Shamrock III. Later the tend ar
was put into the West Indian fruit
trade and finally was secured by the
Board. The vessel went out to the
South Sea Islands by way of the Suez
Canal last year. She has been cruising
about the Caroline and Gilbert Islands
since her arrival in the South Seas.
Captain Garland says that he saw in
the Gilbert group a number of the Gil
bert Islanders who formerly lived i'm
Honolulu. Some OF them were salts
fed while others wished for Honolulu
life again.
Garland lived i'm Honolulu some years
ago. He was the first assistant to
Harbor Master Fuller before anneXa-
ton and was i'm these islands some
years ago. His wife and family accom-
pany him on the present trip. As pas
sengers there are Rev. |. NJ. Channon
and family who are returning to ODER
lin, Ohio, for vacation trip. Captain
Garland will go to San Francisco this
month to purchase the stores for the
mission. The schooner will remain i'm
Honolulu at least a month and possibly
two months.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15
HAWAIIAN BOARD
WANTS SCHOOL SITE
KAWAIAHAO SEMINARY, A JAP
ANESE SCHOOL AND MILLS IN
STITUTE MAY GO TOGETHER.

The Hawaiian Board is on the look
out for an eligible site for the educa-
tional institutions that are under it's
care. Among these are Kawaiahao
Seminary, and Mr.. Okomura's school
for japanese which is being conducted
i'm the property formerly used for the
North Pacific Institute on Punchbowl
and Beretania streets.
The buildings of the Kawaiahao
Seminary are old and being outgrown.
The property which it occupies has
ceased to be we'll situated for the pur-
pose. While not Immediately salable
it is too valuable for the use to
which it is now being put, The sur
roundings have ceased to be desirable
for a school, The Board Is therefore
on the lookout for a purchaser OF this
property and for another more eligible
site, s-Gi 49,
Much the same condition of affairs
prevails regarding Mr.. Okomura s
school.
Mills Institute, while not under the
control of tina Board, is aided by it,
Mills institute has entirely outgrown
its present accommodations, So the
present plan of the Board Is to secure
If possible a suitable site, on which all
of these institutions can be located,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15
HALEIWA.

The Haleiwa Hotel Honolulu's IA
nous country resort, on the line of the
Oahu Railway contains every modern
Improvement and affords it's guests an
opportunity to enjoy all amusements-.
golf, tennis, billiards, fresh and salt
water bathing shooting fishing, riding
and driving. Tickets, including rail-
way fare and one full days room and
board, are sold at the Honolulu station
and Trent & Company for 81. For de-
parture of trains consult time table.
on Sundays, the Haleiwa Limited. a
two hour train, leaves at SOP a. m;
returning, arrives I'm Honolulu at 10
y. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15
ALICE ENJOYED
SURF BATHING
THE PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER
WILL LONG REMEMBER HER
TRIP OVER THE BREAKERS AT
WAIKIKI,

GAS far as l am concerned | am more
than satisfied with the success of yes
terday's reception to the Taft party"
said Acting Governor Atkinson this
morning mo doubt there were little
bitches here and there but after all
the dominant idea was that the guests
should be given an enjoyable time.
That this result was achieved 1 know
from the assurances that 1 received on
every hand which 1 was asked to trans
nit &c the people of Honolulu as far
as I could. Yes, 1 think that 1 may
say that from by observation they all
enjoyed themselves very much indee1'
He was asked as to how Miss Roose-
velr enjoyed the SUR boating which
She experienced in company with Gov
ernor Atl1inson's sister Mrs. A. NJ.
Brown, Mrs. Ivers. the Governor and
others. ..u-.- $3.50 49,,
1. well honestly I think that she get
more genuine fun cut Of that than
from any other of her experiences hero"
he said. "Of course it's nothing to- us
for we are used to il but 1t takes a
good deal of nerve for a stranger to
sit N the front of a surf boat ana get
all that spray in the face without say
ing word but Miss Roosevelt took it
WITHOUT a murmer 81 d then asked Tor
more. She has all of the Presidents
grit, that is one thing sure. When we
returned she said several times that a
surf boat ride was the first thing she
would look for when the party reach
Ell here on the way back"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15
MARRIED.

OPER-LUCE-AtS st. Andrews Cath
edral, Honolulu, Hawaii, July Il, 1865
Miss Luce, daughter of the late Sea-
born Luce, To VIII Soper, both of Ho-
nOlulu. The church was prettily dec
Grated for the occasion and a large
number of the friends of the couple
We're present. r. w. Jordan gave the
bride away and Miss "Queenie" Jor-
dan was the maid-Of- honor. After
the ceremony at the church a recep-
ton was held at the residence OF
Judge and Mrs. Stanley which was
largely attended. Mr.. and Mrs. So
per will spend their honeymoon at
the Peninsula
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15

on the Pacific side of Mexico, then
tranship the goods across the Tahuan-
tepec railroad to the outlet on the At
lantic side i'm the Bay of Campeachy,
from where the Atlantic fleet will re-
load it, and so convey the cargoes to
Delaware Brcakwater and other ports
or vice versa.
The Tehuantepec railroad is the
property of the Mexican Government
and not the American Government as
the dispatch from New York might in
dictate. Although there will be a double
system of handling the freight for it
will have to be discharged on one side
of the Mexican coast and reloaded into
another steamer on the other, never
theless great time and expense will be
saved for the entire trip around South
America amounting to about 10000
miles will be eliminated. Should such
thing be put into operation by the
company it will mean the greatest diff
ference in The freight carrying capacity
of its vessels. By dividing the feet
the hauling capacity would be more
| thar doubled.
This change would be felt even In the
| Hawaiian Islands. At the present
! time about $4,000 tons of Hawaiian su
gar are carried to Delaware Break
water by vessels Of the American-Ha
waiian line but by the change the
| company would be enabled to hau
about 100000 tons of sugar. Such an
increase would probably have the efec
of putti 10 a IOt n sailing craft out O
business and throwing the charters
that formerly went to them to tn
Observation-Disclosures line.
p. C. Morse the general freight agen
of the company at this place was ask
ed regarding the dispatch and the re
port of the possible change in opera
ton of his company Il know not9
/, ing about the matter" he said "Suc
, n move would be handled by the mai
offices and would not in any way CON
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15

Sheridan, NJ. Bird J. II. Moragne, Mrs,
Keliimano, H. p. Isenberg, Judge A. A.
Wilder, DR.. S. Kobayashi, r. Ander-
son, wife and child, d. Gouvea and
daughters, G.. c. Aklna, f. Z, Low,
Alice Magoon, Miss Catherine Magoon
Miss NJ Williams, A. Il. CGoke, Miss
Taggart, Sister Albertina, c. B. Gray
II. Akona and wife, Mrs. DR.. Hobby
and child John Gibb Capt c. Peterson
Capt. S. Thompson, Mrs. ]. w
Sprngton, Miss c. springton, Miss II
Sprngton, Mrs. Kilipalahe, Mrs. A
Espinda, Miss e. Barker Miss Marl
Kaahanui, Miss Mary KalawaiamOkl
Miss =. Akeo, A. c. Bowles, w. Vor
S. Eggern.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15
SHIPPING Intelligence
PASSENGERS.
Arriving,

Per stmr. Likelike, July Is, from La
mai, Maui and Molokai ports: Mrs.
George Lucas and children, Miss
Margaret Anahu, Miss Milla Dunn
Mrs. H. I. Hitchcock and boys, J. H.
Wilson, Mrs. Condor and child, George
Munroe, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Cockett
and child, Charles Cockett, Mrs, w. c.
Spitz, George Mansfield and II deck
Miss Victoria Myers.
From Hilo and way ports, per stmr.
Kinau, July 10; A. G, Marcallino, H.
p. Rice, Mrs. H. p. Rice, w. L. Davis
T. X. James. Mrs. s. Bray, Miss c. p.
Bray. Miss w Irwin, Mrs. Elliott, ]. p
Cohen, ]. d. Tucker, w. II. Rabbit i
f. Rowland c, ]. Fishel, A. James G.
Angus, p. e. Tosh, w, w. Carlyle, s.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15

The three great Teutonic nations
81 tain, America and Germany--are
the natural allies of the future; and
such an alliance once realized mot on
paper, but in facD would be almost as
great gain to the peace of the world
as a European federation.-Lo
Spectator.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sTATED.

you don't have popular education
in this country"
mo" answered the Russian. I'VE
are too busy with our l. O, us to
bother about our A B C's."
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15

The annual meeting of the Young
Peoples Society will be held at the
First Methodist Church, Beretania
street Monday evening, July II, at 1880
p. m. There will be the election of Of
ficers and the regular order of busi-
ness, The program rs well arranged
and good time is anticipated. Rev w.
r. Crabtree will give the address OF
the evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15
CARRY OUT THE COLONIAL IDEA

CARRY OUT THE COLONIAL IDEA
If General Miles succeeds il having
the Massachusetts militia uniformed
i'm the cooked hats and knee breaches
of the continentals there seems to be
no reason why he should not carry out
his picturesque idea in it's entirety
and arm the troops with fintlocks.-
indianapolis News.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of stockholders
Of the Hawaiian Fertilizer Company.
Limited win be held on Saturday, July
Goth, 1905 at 10 O'CLOCK a. m. at the
office Of c. Brewer & Company, Limit
ed, Honolulu, T. H.
j. WATERHOUSE,
Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Board sales: so wain1ea,
$50; 25 Oahu, $115; $4,000 Waialua 6s,
$lO1.7 On the Board; s McBryde,
$7.75.
Dividends: Haw. Sugar Co., 2 fer
cent; Pepeekeo, 2 per cent; Oahu Ran
Wav 10 nor cont
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15

The annual meeting of stockholders
of the Hawaiian Fertilizer Company,
Limited will be held on Saturday, july
29th, 1905 at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
office of G. Brewer & Company, Limit
ed, Honolulu, r, H.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15

under my notice. I saw the dispatch
the other morning but did not quite
understand it,"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15

Fine Job Printing. Star Office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-15
BIC CHANGE IS PENDING

CONTINUED from mage one.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
kRoNoBERGs LxN. DSdsfall. Den


IL Okt. Allied / Vexio extra lararen vId
dervarande allmanna laroverk dozen
ten / Upsala Oscar Fernling. D0dsor-
saken var agghvitssj6ka.
Den aflidne var af ALA som kRnde
honom hogt varderad for sin redbara,
plikttrogna karaktar och for den o.
egennyttiga karlek hvarmed han egnat
sig at slit hufvudstudium, de semiti-
ska spraken. Till sin uppfattning var
han SAM frisinnad, till sina principer
omutligt rattvis och opartisk, och des-
sa forhallanden torde hafva bidragit
till framtradandet af de anklagelser
som sistlidne winter fran visst prester.
ligt hall riktades mot hans undervis-
ming vid Gefle allmanna laroverk. men
som visade sig hvila pa s& l6sa grun-
der att de kunde ha medfort obehagli-
ga folder for deras upphofsman, IN
Fernling haft lust att deraf CORA SAX.
Han sorjes, forutom af talrika van
ner och kamrater, narmast af aldriga
foraldrar.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
MALMonus LAM. v~exeItSrtaIsk

MALMoHUS LAM. VexeIforfaIsk-
ming. Lagerbokhallaren Otto Berndt
Nilsson, anstald 1 firman Fredrik
Wagners afdelningskontor 1 Malm6,
och kontorsbitradet Fredrik Ryding
hos firman Albin Hedman derstades
hafva d. 10 Okt. haktats for vexelfor-
falskning. Nilsson f0rsokte dagen
forut | Sydsvenska kreditaktiebolaget
diskontera ell vexel pa $50 kr. 40 Ore,
pa hvilken tecknats hans fader, I. Nils
son ! Rynge, som ~acceptant och gross
handlaren Axel Peterson, Malm0,
som trassent. Nilsson pastar, att Ry-
ding fornekar delta. men medgifver,
att han skaffat blanket och varit med,
da vexeln utskrefs. Vid polisunder-
s0kning har Diet utr6nts, att Nilsson
afyen / Skanes enskilda bank diskonte-
rat en- flask vexel pa EST kr. go Ore,
hvilken han SHELF accepterat och dra-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
eoTLANos Ian. kloekare far 81

GoTLANDs Ian. kloekare far eli
sitta ! skoIrad. Eft p~rejudikar DR. gift
vet | och med k. m:ts faststallande az
domkapitlets / Visby beslut, hvarige-
nom Bjorke forsamlings inval af folk
skollarare H. Lindstrom till ledamot i
forsamlingens skolrad upphafdes.
Alltsa far ei klockare' vara ledamot at
skolr&d.
Den klagande delen af forsamlingen
ansag Lindstr0m i egenskap af kloc-
kare vara redovisningsskyldig till for
%samlingen, hvaremot de icke klagan-
de med kyrkoherden 1 spetsen h6llo
fore, att han icke kunde anses redovis-
ningsskyldig, enar han ej hade nagra
penningmedel att forvalta. X. m: har
emellertid forklarat klockare vara att
anse redovisningsskyldig till forsam-
lingen, alldenstund han l sin ward har
forsamlingens orgel och andra forsam-
lingens tillhorigheter.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

5oHUs Ian. Prlstsflan ON en- sang
for Bohus Ian. Grossh. A. f. Cavalli-
Holmgren har utfardat en- inbjudan till
pristafling ON en- bohuslannlngarnes
(vikingarnas) sang / ord och toner.
For den basta texten till en- dylik
sang utfastes EFT pris af 1900 kr., EFT
q 500 kr. och EFT a $50 kr. Orden sko-
la vara sadana, att de Tampa sig for
unison sang, helst l marschtakt.
Skulie EFT forslag omfatta babe ord
och musk, som anses varda f0rsta pri-
set, utgar delta med EFT belopp af
$500 kr.
Forslagen bora vara inlemnade fore
d. z Mars 1906 kl. IL pa dagen, under
rubrik "BohusIanningarnas sangtaf-
Ian" SAINT forsedda med motto och
namnsedel och adresserade till hr Ca
valli.Holmgren, Stockholm.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
iii. kand. S. Hardin Allied d~erstades q.
Okt. Han var "A ar gammal.

iii. kand. s.. Hardin Allied derstades d.
Okt. Han var "A ar gammal.
kommunernas Ian. X. NIT har mes
g.-..,, att Nybro koping och Soderakra
kommun / Kalmar Ian ma upptaga Ian
a resp. 10000 och 10000 krs att amor
teras inom 20 och 40 ar.
Elektrlska.~ belysnlngen ! M0nsteras.
Denna anlaggning torde nu nalkas sin
f~ullbordan, sedan a~ktiebolaget Banke-
b~erg-Finsjo nu erhallit koncession a
elektrisk h0gspanningslednings fran
dragande diver de jordomraden, som
AFRO belagna mellan Finsjo och Mon
steras. / M0nsteras arc ofverforings-
station och ledningar redan fardiga.
Man anser Diet nya belysningsvasen-
Diet vara fullstandigt ordnadt senast
den l nasta December, saledes just
lagoon for stundande julutstallningar,
hvilka s8lunda torde blefva mer an
vanligt - lysande.
F6r f6rfalskning 1 Fliseryds spar
bank domde landlords haradsratt d.
81 Okt. hushallerskan Ida Maria Nils
son fran Dalen under S%korpetorp till Q
ars s~traffarbete SAINT torparne Peter
Nilsson och Erland Viktor Nilsson der
stades till straffarbete 1 l ar och 6 ma
nader.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
koPpAReERas LxN. M-lsstsnk.

for mordbrand. Andra ransakningen
med den for mordbrandsbrott haktade
handlanden och fore sjokaptenen K.
Alb. Karlsson hollis d. 10 Okt. pa lans-
fangelset 1 Falun. Den t~illtalade for
nekade afven denna gang pa det be-
stamdaste, att han anlagt eden ! sin
villa. Fem vittnen h0rdes. Med af-
Stag pa Karlssons hemstallan att blif-
va f6rsatt pa fri fot och hans hustrus
yrkande att blifva skid fran malet.
uppsk5ts ransakningen.
stort A~merlkaarf. Eft arr efter | A
meriSa aflidne grufegaren l.. Matson.
uppgaende till inemot 100000 kronor,
som influtit fran ~f6rsaljning at hans /
Colorado belagna silfvergrufvor. kom-
mer at inom nagra veckor utdelas mel
Ian / Noret / Dalarna bosatta enkan
Anna Andersdotter och hennes tire
barn.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
cik Wagner.

git pa firman Fredrik Wagner.
Nilsson Dir Todd 1886 j Sj0rup och
Ryding 1884 / Malmo.
Riksdagsmannavalet 6ara hsrad
upphsfdt. Lansstyrelsen har medde-
lat utslag pa de ofver riksdagsmanna-
valet | Bara harad anforda besvaren.
Emedan upplyst ar, att 35 personer
inom Burlofs och 3 personer inom
Lomma socken, hvilka deltagit ! valet,
haftat for oguldna kommunalutskylder
afvensom att en- rostberattigad for
vagrats rosta, och da dessa felaktighe-
ter kunpat pa Wallets utgang inyerka,
har lansstyrelsen upphaft valet och
forordnat ON nytt val.
Afslutad l~Snerorelse. Bryggeriarbe-
tarnes fackf6rening / Lund har nu
fatt skriftligt arbetsaftal till stand vid
uniyersitetsapoteket Svanen. Arbe.
tarna har erhallit en- loneforhojning
med 2 a 8 kronor pr vecka och ofver-
tidsarbetet med s ore pr timme. Ar
betarna arc Observation-Disclosures for
1000 kr. Uppkommande tvister sko-
la afgoras af en- slliljenamnd. Aftalet
CALLER till den / Januari 1907.
BIlagd konflIkt. Konflikten i konst-
godningsfabrikens nybyggnad i Lands
krona blef d. Is Okt. bilagd, deryid
samtliga afskedade arbetarne aterto-
gos | arbetet. 4
Bloekad. MED anledning af oegent-
ligheter" vid reparationsarbetet a Ia
d~erfabriken 1 Malmo har ALT mureri-
arbete derstades forkiarats | blockad.
Verkstadskonflikten. De under
handlingar ON minimil0n, hvilka de
senaste dagarna pagatt mellan srbets-
gifvare och arbetare i verkstadskon-
fiktcn, hasva ! Skane / hufvudsak
strandat. Kockums verkstad j MAJ.
md har fatt afbojande svar. / Lands
krona hafya observation-disclosures afbru.
tits, och Stamina resultat synes gifyst
/ Helsingfors och Arlof.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
kRlsrlANsrAps Ian. En- mems

olyeka intraffade harom dagen vid
Hajstads s~tenhuggeri, belaget cirka 3
kilometer fran Immelns jernvagssta.
ton. Nagra arbetare voro sysselsatta
med borrning 1 berget, hvarvid EFT ras
af stenar och jord intraffade nagra me-
ter ofver dem. En- st6rre massa st0r.
tade ned. hvarvid arbetaren Kari
Frank blef sa godt som ogonbIickligen
ihjelslagen, och Diet a forst efter
mycket arbete, som man lyckades IA
tag 1 hans d0da kropp. En- kamrat vid
MANN Nord, som arbetade / hans mar
het flick flere kontusioner, dock Ell af
lifsfarlig beskaffenhet. Frank var ma
gra och tjugu ar gammal, ogift, SAINT
bordig fran Farslof 1 Kristianstads-
trakten. Raset intraffade formodligen
pa grund af TO.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
sTockHoLMs LAM. En- svarare

SSNF1S@NS LAW Ell SNdidE0 "
lyckshsndelse intraffade d. Is Okt.,
da en ung ingenior j.. Hesselman, ON
kring 80 ar gammal, anstald vid aktie-
bolaget Diesels motorer vid Sihia sta
ton a Saltsjobanan. ofverkordes af ia.
get vid namnda plats. Ingenior II.
lar ha stigit pa taget vid Nacka for
att medfolja till Sikla, men da taget
saktade for att STAMINA vid denna an
halt. s0kte H. stiga af, hvarvid taget
ryckte till, sd att han snafvade och
foil ned mellan p%lattformen och taget
SAINT kom under hjulen och flick bada
benen massakrerade. Taget stoppades
genast, och den olycklige ladies' in / en-
vagn och forbes in till staden, der
eftertelefonerad ambulansvagn motto.
Den skadade var hela tiden vid full
sans, men tillstandet ingaf allvarsam.
ma farhagor.
Senare meddelas: Ingeni0r Hessel
mans tillstand var d. "a Okt. efter ON
standigheterna godt. Han kan nu an.
ses vara utom all fara for lifvet.
Mordbrandsaffsren | NorrteIje. ALL
mamma aklagaren / Norrtelje har vid
sin understanding rorande brandon !
enkefru Sjogrens gard derstades fun
nit sa starka indicier emot slaktaren
e. j. Hall-Eklund, att denne efter eft
langt polisf6rhor d. 81 Okt. f6rklara-
des haktad och inforpassades till kro-
nohaktet 1 afbidan pa ransakning In
for Norrtelje radhusratt.
Arbetarer6relsen. Vid elektricitets-
verket vid Vartan ha maskinister och
eldare genom underhandlingar blifvit
t~illerkanda en- hojning 1 afloningen
med 15 kr. 1 manaden for de ordinarie.
Extra eldare ha erhallit s ores f0rh6t
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
HALLANps LxN. Befarad sISoIyc-

ka. Briggen Clinton, hemmahoran-
de 1 Fiskebackskil, afgick den 4 Okt.
fran West Hartlepool, destinerad till
Varberg med kollast, men har annu
icke afhorts. Man befarar derf0r, att
den traffats af nagon olycka under de
svara stormdagarna pa Nordsjon. En-
seglare, som 2 dagar tidigare afgatt
fran West Hartlepool till Varberg.
framkom redan d. 8 Okt. Clinton"
f6res af kapten P. Simonsson och har
8 man besattning.
Ny bro 0fver Nissan vid Haimstad.
Halmstads stadsfullmaktige hafya d.
10 Okt. beslutit ansla $4,000 kr. till
uppforande af en- ny fast bro Diver Mis-
a pa den plats. der den %nuvarande
osterbron ar belagen.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
~skARARoRos LAM.

SkARA6ORGS Ian. Dodsfaik
Den IS okt. Allied 1 Falkoping mato-
rem 1 armen. kaptenen / Skaraborgs
regementes reserv Carl Johan Ludwig
Kuylenstierna.
Major Kuylenstierna dref vid sidan
af sin militara bana EFT omfattande
jordbruk. For trenne ar sedan drog
han sig ifran jordbruket och bosatte
sig 1 Falkoping som befalhafvare for
Faikopings rullf0ringsomrade.
Den aflidne var sedan 1871 gift med
Eva Katarina Hjorth och efterlem-
mar f0rutom enka en- son, lojtnant vid
Skaraborgs regemente, SAINT fyra dott-
rar, az hvilka en- dr. gift med re4aktor
Anders Jeurling. I
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
N~oRReoTTENs LxN.
6lodbad

bland renhjordarne. Uppgaende per-
sontaget fran Gellivare till Kiruna Of
verk6rde d. Is Okt, i narheten af Ka,
lix' fors omkring so renar. Dagen for
ut ofverk0rdes likaledes / Stamina trakt
EFT mindre antal renal | fold af den
djupa sn0n ga nemligen q nc
f0retradesris utefter banan. 1
Nytt lsroverkshus Eulea. Stads-
fullmaktige I Lulea hafva beslutit lata
uppfora EFT nytt laroverkshus for en-
kostnad af hogst $780, 900 kr.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
ELFsHoRes Lam. Mys.Isk,. slal

taren G. J.. Ericsson i Kinna Allied pa
sin It'd under mystiska omstandighe-
ter. Torparen Karl Karlsson vid Sion
/ Hulebo, som var / sallskap med X.
Stamina dag han dog, har / dagarne af-
vikit fran orten, utan att ems hans mar
maste haft vetskap derom. Karlsson
antages hafva rest till Amerika.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

Enligt fartygschefens nu afgifna
rapport torde motivet till I~iussenius'
olofliga undanhallande vara att s0ka |
orc derofver, att hans rakenskaper be-
funnit sig / EFT oredigt och oafslutadt'
,skick med sammanblandning af priva-
ia och ALMANAC medel. Kronan gor
dock ingen forlust.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
e~EFLEsoRes Ian. q.

ping. X. MT mar %forordnat, att Boil
mas municipalsamhalle skall vid in
gangen af ar 1906 intrada / ut0fnlng af
k6pingsrattigheter SAINT kommunalt
och fattigvardshanseende skil1as fran
Bollnas socken.