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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-28
THE COOKS RESTORE
HOMO ULU To LIST

The first Cooks tour for the new
series to Hawaii will leave San Fran
cisco on the steamer Ventura on
Thursday, February %, and the fare,
including everything. will be $3.50. This
takes in a trip to the Volcano, and a
chance to see at least a part of the
objects of interest in the islands.
The steamer carrying the excursion
viii reach Honolulu on Wednesday,
March list, and the tourists will re-
main here for seven days, during which
they will visit Waikiki, Eva, the Pail,
Pearl Harbor, take the ride around
Diamond Head, and do all the things
that well regulated tourists are sup
posed to do.
Following the sightseeing at Honolu-
In will come the trip to the Volcano,
the party going by the Kinau to Hilo.
They will leave Honolulu for San Fran
cisco on the Alameda, sailing March
Is. and reach that city on March 81.
Thos. Cook & Sons first short Ha-
waifan tour of the island this season
will leave San Francisco on the Ala
media, sailing March 4, will remain
here one week at the Royal Hawaiian
Hotel. and will return on the Alameda,
sailing March 15 The fare for this
short trip will be $3.50, including every
thing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-28
NEW MAGAZINE
FOR NAVAL STATION

The Naval Station received cable
authority on Thursday to erect a
magazine for the storage of ammuni-
ton. The building will be erected on
the naval reservation, know generally
as the "Breakwater," which extends
beyond the Myrtle boat house. The
need of magazine for the Naval Sta
ton is imperative. When the New
Orleans landed a supply of explosives
there was hardly room or a proper
place in which to store them. An or
der was also recently received to land
ammunition from the Petrol, but this
cannot be done at present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-28

aaga IL agag 8g8 Z
New shoes added to big sale at Man
ufacturer's Shoe Co.'S.
The stock books of the Pioneer Mill
Co., Ltd, will be closed to transfers
from January 30 to the LIST of Febru-
airy both dates included.
The Phoenix Savings Building &
Loan Association have paid-up cap
ital of over a million dollars. Branch
office in the Judd Building.
Alexander Young publishes a card
elsewhere in this issue that there is no
truth whatever in the reports that the
Alexander Young Hotel will be closed.
Auction sale of fine household furni-
ture today at Fisher. Ables Co, new
salesrooms, al 10 o'clock A number of
fine Morris chairs will be included in
the list
The kid gloves sold at the special
sale. at the Pacific Import Co s are soft,
pliable, easy. good fitting and nice
looking. Every woman feels, who parts
with her coin and puts on pair, that
she is wearing one dollar and fifty
cents worth of comfort for the ninety
five cents which she paid for them.
Don't miss the Manufacturers Shoe
Co.'S big clearance sale of ladies', miss
es' and children's shoes, now on.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-28
THE YACHT CLUB
DINNER TONIGHT

The Royal Hawaiian Hotel will be
exceedingly lively tonight with the an
nual dinner of the Yacht Club follow
ed by the dance that Manager Church
is giving. Very attractive nautical
programs have been prepared and the
jolly amateur tars will unquestionably
make things merry.
The dance is open to the public, and
all army and navy officers are cordial
ly invited to attend. Solomon's original
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-28
LOCAL BREVITIES.

c. S. Benedict of the Hastings
Clothing Company of San Francisco.
arrived on the Alameda and is regis
tered at the Young Hotel.
Liu Kee, arrested for violation of sec
tion 1920 Revised Statutes, relating TO
the holding of females in condition of
peonage, was yesterday held for pre-
liminary investigation on Monday be-
fore United States Commissioner A F.
Judd. This is said to be q bad case of
peonage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
FIFTY FISHING BOATS
ON N s. LISTS
Twenty Bodies Washed Ashore
Give Rise I to Fear That ags3
All Isl Lost n

4 3ft f.Ft4 214lSBONiJ IAN. IA.
a fleet % a fly. Portuguese fishing boats
fhnsSbeen missing for a week ia5
Storms have been aging along the
coast ana It Is feared that many Of the
boats have foundered. s};9
Twenty bodies Of men belonging to the
fleet have already been washed ashore.
fAlost5of the boats were only proYisloned
for q day. and when they did not return
tho government steamers Berrid, Ida
dor and l'rltao We're sent gu + to look for
them. ss
8Pitiahle scenes have been witnessed on
the quays, where the families of the
crews assembled for news Of the missing
mon. 8 /. 5s6 53 IN RI 81 |isb ~ y
Il The government steamers were seen
coming into port yesterday towing q
great number OF the failing boats, Many
OF the rescued crews had been without
food Tor days and Were comb letely worn
out. 5s .,5 IA
1.-The British steamer Galatea also came
Into Oporto With 100 fishermen aboard res
oued Oh the high seas from tho fishing
boats, The men were IN q aeplornblo con-
dition, Il s75; #
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T.ONGA.SS PREMIER
DEP.0.RTED1T'0. f:|JI
English Comll,i ssioner Puts End
toF Farce Of g stitutionalS
Government.
VI sYDN DYY jan i, ia.

3Ss ISL SYDNEY Jan. Il. 81 n
I'm Thurn, tho Governor OF Fl & Il his
capacity of High Commisslo Toner Of 35tle
Western Pacific, has paid wis! Z to Il tho
Tonga 81 CUP. ana d ter an ii1spe tion OF
1.-THE Treasury deported II to ~ = ] osateki,
the Tongan Premicr, ana ALSO the Tons
gan Treasurer, The Ing Is said to be
.amcna bic to Sreas ION. :fss n
2&, The Tongan3 King! and klng ON constl-
itute one OF the most Ridiculous farces in
existence ( they play at constitutional gov
ernment, Basil Thomson. then Il a ma g
istrnte in& T. y went to the gro up some
twenty years d go to help them to draw
up their constitution and codify I heir laws.
They have tried to rule the group with
great Independence 8 1T K 55 d
#ES The European traders there complain
continually of injustice and insult, par
5ticllarly5 In the working 4 of u Tho custom
house and the courts. Tho King and most
5of This people are heavily In debt Ind the
traders whom they 50 & successfully ex-
plot can get no redress In the Tongan
fcour IS. I'D s4SiS{
y The Tongans have been Justly dubbed
81 the snobs OF tho Pc cinc,,s and they them
selves have been known to say that God
created the Tongans first. pigs afterWard.
and the white man last. They behave
With very swa ggering arrogance toward
the forcl gncrss in the country. MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
JAPANESE N0.W'.F'E:E !.
PINCH. WARFARE Al. ] n |. /!
Higher Prices for F God ard IN
creased 4 Ration g = VI
front. Them. sll33

TOXIC. Jan: II.
Japan Is feeling the pinch of the war st's
fare very severely, {S5$ ts
Among the new taxa lon proposals that
which 10 regarded with most alarm Is the
imposition OF a duty; ot IS per cent, on
rice. u s5 N ss
II Owing to the numbers OF reseryists who
have boon called to the front the lack sofi
labor on tho farms has been greater than
was anticipated besides which hui Sc guam
titles q rice aro REQUIRED to feed the
troops, m ss fs$ss
XII Thus, despite the rich harvest. the price
OF tho staple food Is advancing. and It will;
60 UP tn \ a lean when the duty isl
placed on imported rice. n s5, 81 n 5ss5
e The yernacular press Ia now dis cussingi
with some freedom the quest ion Of how
much Japan will gain II she wins the war
IN an article concerning the attitude Of
Great Britain and America tho Jidat
fShicho says: 3 58 81 Ii q ss.s
1--WE shall have opened up Ianchuri ria to
them at the price OF our bloou and treas
urc.S we shall look on wi tn folded arms.
whilo the English and erloans, who
during the war remained quiet spectators
OF the fight, and from whom we obtained
the favor Of loans at high In terest, reap
the profits of our ia hors. b u IA
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/ EAIIGU.E KILL AGED
AS WORK OF MERCY .|l. { Y
Siherians Decide Who Are P'hlysi
cally Unfit to ] 7. i've y (. and
Then Stay Them. 5.z

"a HI 4 h1OSCOhpt{ -. II. NJ
rhe trial Of three bro theirs Plstsen for
Aconspiring to murder, q 81. IS ainsk, mas mas
brought to light semi terminal 50 Gle y
OF an uncxampled kind. s53sl sSs 1: 81
The society was known as the Lea !. 81 use g
55 Of PitifuI DelIverance,. and IS object was
10 nut out or pain all persons 81 itering
from senilef decay and from painful g e ~
3incurable diseases. s5;S5 u,
az Peasant members OF the lengu we're y,
TIC habit OF meeting In hut sltuatesi
in the backwoods, where they held2 soie mn
tribunals at which the fitness Sof s. heir
aged and ihnrrn rela tiyes to live was vas
settled BY vote. J5sE
Tho subject Of the proceedin les was va.
seated on q high chair md NJ l;rl seit o :,
fered his opinion as to who thcr he sh ould
live or do. If the verdict was death. ne
! was \ taken si into a grove, I'D ~ q deer
grave and his jugular veir opened,
ID, Tho relatives OF 4 n pros porous pea SAINT
woman. named Mallnslsy, finally tried TO
take advantage of this iextraordlnrlary sys-
tern to put her away md seize erlnoney.
The court decreed that Malinsky mus {
die. whereupon she pretended to syyoon,45
IA it wns against tho tenets OF tho
league ia kill people while unconscious q.
the execution was stponet'9 ~ allns = ';
escaped by night and sought refuge with
THE police, III \. @ sss3g n
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Juvenile THIEVES.
'.IKCREASE|N SCOTLAND q M.
Years Report Shows Many
& forms Of Serious Grimes III
&. ii orths Britain,
;E11IEj,IlL.N BIZ, y; .

II LIN EllJHSitt,l an. II,
The more serious forms q crime 4 are
shown. BY tile large volume Of statistics lt.IS
for 1908 Just issued. y DO increasing "
Scotland. NJ nor crimes and offenses, on on
the other hand, are decreasing,
The total number OF ariness and otre ems 2
reported for the year 1908 was 66 lSo,s'TAls,
IL ,weyer. is. a mot iceable decrease COM
pared With 1901 and a 1907. When tho nun
bera were, respectl ls5,b9h anf ls-iapo' !,
4 5!AfremarkAbla .fea tnro Jof the. epor r. V
the number of 3chI ldrenI unaer 70 years 1oE
age aInong tho pevsolls cnny lcted Or y ouse-
bren king or u the 1T and fraud N tqrmS b @
crime III which tho Increase sl Is Y m '''s
marked, III III VI. i5i E+l3 /, ii, u
4 III this category 1909 boys and seven sl wv
were convicted of housebrea kin s, ana 2ilS
BOYS and 419 girls Of theft or frnua, " lllle
only sever, boys under 10 We're ,cn N Y
OF drunkenness i he number az Ell olte''t'-
ers was exactly double E &. 4.
An interesting suggestion IL made VIII
d 5ylaw q the possible reductlonEof the
monetary losa and misery arising IRON
drinking and disorder In the popula lloh,
Z, Ia thought that the large income derry
from fines for intoXicatlo lon mi ght ~ Az
plled to tho removal OF the recog 2ed
causes tending to prevent the improves
'mert OF the lower grades 0G 500 loty,
During 1903, out OF %, III persons l,neA
IN Scottish courts, A5,bl4 went to prison
through Inability to pay the sum do
n, n nd al .2ii ~ 3i MI w iif FAVE fE554
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
mo TC17,ERING TONERS l.N
" BE.ALzTEOLzSL z4lNDHDI7I77A.
one Is IL Historic Tence iere ST. Ihreaened
s# a8 8IVih Ruin, and me Othsr ~ Conc
builders, "a aa we'll as h marble from Italy,
and that the Mae lstri Comacini were

builders "a aa we'll as ma rble, from ! tally,
and that the Ma glstri3 Comacini were
those build ers 4, @ s IL
an Since the fall 9of the Campo nilea of St.
Marx 81 on September %, 1907, aEa careful
mlnationE Of the structural stabillty 81
the baslica Of s Mark s. has been under
taken by Professor M anferdo Manfred "a
vel l-knowns architect ana Sign or Dpig
AIarango nl, an engin eel a Their report has
Just been issued; and tho committee APP
pointed to watch over the nditon OF st.
Marks SIS now considering It. The COM
!mitteo has already approved y proposal
made Id the report for q ttloroll ghy stu y
3of8the foundations, which, owing to L th 1e
peculiar position Of Y enice are extremely
liable to give way In var lous direc tons.
This IRE gular settling OF the foundations
adds greatly to the danger g E the building.
which appears to have cracked in al d.
rcctions under Its gorgeous outer3 dress 9 :
marble and mosaic. s s:s Hs
Tho report calls attention esp ecial IL 70
tho vaults OF Paradise and Apocaly pse,
which Garo In o 32 dangerous condl tion 2
through the bulls cling OF the walls and the tle
sinking Of the founda lions.
8E iguor " end rasco was the man who pre-
,dicted the collapse Of the Cnmpanil eS 4 ct
Venice. Some years heforoS he made many
efforts to draw official attention to- the
sta 70 Of the famous tower. but FORUM
ately did no succeed In getting the necess-
sary8 measures taken. X On the morning Of
the fall ho wrote: Tho Calnpanlle can
only live a few hours at the most but ~
may also collapse within an hour, 'I he
had hardly finished his report when g the
shouting OF people ammo ed 3th e fulhl l-
ment Of his prediction Il; III III SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
monkey ATTACKS
AND"R 4 D. J. BURGLAR 4. AR
Midnight Intruder is Confronted
BY a Fierce and Unex
spected "a oe.

3$i 81 III " PARIS. ar. \ II.
Last night a burglar entered the prop
erty Of a. woman q t Gu clly. whose fowls
had lately. been dlsa ppear ring with q lar n
Ing apIdlty. ss III
The burglar first helped himself to- to, q
ozen pigeons ana ha q ID dozen hens and,
"a fters ngIng their necks, put ithern9|i n g
sack, 81 u s5
Butshe was not satisfied with this booty.
SO he proceeded to break the lock Of q
small cabin in the corne r. Of the yard
No sooner had l,e opened the door, how
ever. than an INN nse monkey spralng
out at him clutcted his neck 's and pro
cceded to severely bite, him n N s:s.s
Tho terrorist icken burglar took to his
heels. but the trail Of blood he left easily
led 10 his arrest 5ss} !. d. 4
10 denied tho theft but the fact that that
some of the stolen fowls were found in
his possession, md as his zee bore ln-
smistaka BILE evidence Of a fierce encounter,
Ills protestatioRs, Of innocence were made
In vain. WI III Il " S vi III 4 i w t
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POPE SENDS MESSAGE
TO ENGLISH! people I. !. i.
Ad11lires Character Of the Briton
and#His r Relations NTH
His King
Ir...0,)NpoN. San. *.

sssS isss Z. II LONDON, jan i,
& Interviewed on his return from Rome.
where he had been prenching before the
Pope, Father Bernard 7 10 well we'll
known ] esuit priest who had enjoyed5IS t.
ceptional facil ties for becoming Z sa q,
quainted with the Pontlff said that the Y
following was his Hol Tess message =, 50 e
England. Of which country he Is 9 sip !;
cere Well-wisher:: q w
IT admire the manly, / nd ependent Eng
lIst charactcr which realizes that there
can be no true liberty without sub BIN 8.
sion o the law. ,-I keenl Y a pprec lat the
relations existing between King Edward
1.-THE Pope, said Father yaughan,ss''' I'm
spires trust and II confidence g. Al 81 9 stsI n
lowed with quite OK ira ordinnr y personal
magnetism, q He Is SO simple ana gentle
kind Land patient and so IN tens (: aFnan
in lis sympnthics, and yet YOU recogniize
him as a man of tincomparablcSf rugality,
Industry, integrity and tenaclty. ~ 4
Not Scared at Snapshots,
Unlike Leo XIII, he lis always willing
4 to allow plloto graphers to axe sn pshotts
iof him as he passes from ono church to
another. II o TCCORllideS lIittI ~ - y WY
of.cIrculatIng money amoIlF ma " IN wan
Of 1t. His Holiness Is the despair Of
artists, because the expression of his
sweet, strong face Is always 5changln g. 5s
,i'The Pope has a heart lar Ego senolp to
embrace Ill, but his sylnpa thies 30 out " to
The poer. & AS he said to me, NV as \ moi
Christ poor III d lie not he'll the poo anl
did He not make oyer n ls IA gdon ttu
them?'s The laope has always held good
5, sitions lnfthe Church, but. has never ho'
come come richer by them, he moro he got the
more he gave. III
,,'yyhcn q parish priest, his brother
priests we'll knew when they saw 'Padre
sarto calling about dinner time that ~
had given his own meal away and was
coming to take pot luck, as II no had
been bclated on the road ~ b 3il ~
Father Vaughan added that Plus = goes
to bed It'll o'clock and rises at a. He u
a hard worker and has q fine business
brain. I'assionately fond OF music, Va he
has, q voice Of che sweetest tone and
apalt, comparable only g !, ne si'y y,
Peters at tho elevation. a $
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% / BEC0M.
OWNERS ] land [. A \ ]. J.
tEnglishlnan's Scheme Brings icy
to any Humble Tiille'rtss
ss5 1Es .sof Soil.
8ILoNpoNl Sam. 4.

4s.E IONDO N, Jan. u.
The now year finds many agriculture r =
laborers and email trad esnen off Twyfoclr 'i.
In L eicestershira, rejoicing because they
have become the owners Of small free rec
holds. IN
Tho scheme which thus has been
brought to so successful an issue was DE-
yised ten years ago, by A., q. Markham.
who was then occupying Baggrayo Hal,
instbe locality. for the hunting season
81 Mr, Markham bought sixty acres OF
land at $50 per acre, making a total ~
so 900 Interest brought the purchase price
to ST ,26O, to bo redeemed IN ten years,
Divided into ten annual payments, THIS
sum worked out at SIP Per acre per an
mum. !,
BY paying eight cents per week. g
laborer secured MI, allotment OF lOoQ
square yards of land at the end Of ten
years, N Il va Fl ri
The holders werenot to let or mort sc
their holdings until they became owners
OF the freeholds, but they had tho right
to occupy the, land and erect DIVE ling
houses on IT, on buildings for any purpose
save that OF selling intoxlcatlng liquors
During the time they have been pa ylng
for the land they have been paying less
than tho usual rent, and they are nov
owners Instead Of tenants,
The handing over Of the title deeds 70
the villagers WAS the -oeeasion5of 2 res
tive gathering,
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ROME Jan, IA.

VI NJ r. ONE, SJan.i14. 4
m N ADDITION 4 to the CO thedlral Of 4. Ct,
4 Mark 8 there arc other buildings n
is = Venice ana Italy which are in great
danger owing to the sub sid ence of Sfoun VI
2dations and other causes. The fine Cam;
Epanile Of San stefano. in8 Como, 4 ia II II a
very dangerous condition. # is as Gothic
Venetian brick structure erected u 2s4 .JB25
Tho building itself lis unusually beautiful
and contains q great number oftvaluable
art streasures and some fine carving. The
building has been repaired from time to
time, But recently the condi tons have be-
come somewhat alarming.
sl The old Church of San Fec ele,S II Como,
which Is also In a dangerous state, Is one
OF a the Oldest and 81 most interesting
churches in Northern Italy. It's position
at Como renders 1t Of unusual interes as
1t was Como that the so-called Coma
cine architects had their dquarters,
lThIsGguild OF architects q ii. G como appears
to have formed q connecting link be-
tween the ancient Eclasslc architecture OF
italy ana the moro modern Gothic archi-
lecture which followed 1t. This Lonl-
bardic influence in the erection Of the Eu7
ropean cathedrnls has recently boen
traced in a volume entitled ,.rhe Cathe-
dral Builders, & by Leader Scott. a53s q
San Fedele, or st. Euphemea, as It was
first called, was built In I st. bbondio's
time, "a. ID. 440. It Is stated to be- the
only church of that time which retains its
original arcllitecturef In the rounded apse.
This rounded a pse Is SO similar to The
rotunda OF AK Ia Clhanelle that It's Ssug,
gested that CHAR real 4 brought
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-15
GIz2L, o M.
SETS OlI1z D I'D HEL

86 AfARSEILLEs, Jan. ~, When the Paris
express aTrlYed lat Marseille les on NJ ondny
morning, 4 Slittle girl of q bout ., wi It'll q
Basket and ID large parcel under her q rrn,
was eeoii leaving "a thtrd-class con'part;,
IA ,tSf sllei went up to d ports r md az icl
3himyto direct her to the boat for a glers,
.llttio child all alone, too * her to the Com:
,loissary5 or Police, to whom she stated
that that she wa son her way from punklrk
to tlgiers,. whore her fqtherI was living,
,1My motlserNdied In a village near p 81
kirk she sai s'where we were pa slng
The summer With my Erandf Their MY,
as my grand father was too old to accom-
ipany me, I went by myself, am not
afraid Of ftrayelinS,' "a N,
i The Marsellles police are taking charge
municnted with her father. n .Es5.a EIala
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FIERCE HYEkASA
HlS8TA 4 i !. 5 VI (
Two Brown Bears Attack Mat
Engaged iii strengt henitig NJ
Their Cage.
AN UNE All "a NF y 4: J !,
Tie Hyet1a Comes e the , d Rescue s.g:ls'
Frotn8Ad joitling Cage and sElS
AssailsiBoth Animals. 9as1
BERLIN jan. ~

y \. {s BERLIN ,s an ID ~
theodore Fischer, the rlenagerie proprist..s
tor and tanner, was badly nauled 4 yer e
iterdny ~ bears at his she " Is ~ Berlin
suburb. SS g33ssS ~
Two great brown bears, which ne p,ifs.SS
chased Ave days ago. were Il kep t an ia ls
cage adjoining one ttalning e / hy y'9l
which Herr Fischer has possessed for sew e. 's
ernl years, and with which he reg sil l.ll y
appeared In public. II!
Tho two cages were only separaat t.'i sb ~
d wooden partition, and such an n intense
hcStillty has developed me hyesnla
ana the bears that Herr Tisher fearing
their savage bounds at one anot her would
end In disaster, entered the bear q Gaze
before tho performance m vest erday ~
strengthen tho parti ion with iron bars -
Tte had no fear OF the bears, and turned !!
Ills back to them while engaged IN Sth l,ll@
work. suddenly both SEARS 8sprang sIp 70
Kin from behind. 3 one fixing Its teeth IN
| his right leg and the lother In his left
|4E Herr Fischer was ia ken oomplete lys by
surprise, but had sufficient presence OF
mind to use HIS fists vi orously galn9?t
his assnilants, driving t Them into sheifE
eyes and keeping the bears Ct be Y for$
few minutes Nj s3
Hyena to the & Rescue. ss5 H
"a They, however, speedily returned Stoa the
attac and 1nauled him all over the BODY.
Long strips d flesh were torn from rs q HI
arms and legs, and y seemed that ne va VI.
doomed, when sa Keeper quick " removed;
lthe partition separating the two ( CO ses.
Thereuppn tho hyena c. me to the res 81 !.
cue, and attacked the bears w1thSs, suc '
ferocity that they left Herr Fisch ana q
turned to fight the Snewcom mel. Herr Fis s g
door &c the \ ca SO, q here friendly hands
drag eyed him to SAT- ty. 81,
q IN the meantim the ight 1T In the cage
continued and the hyenn succeede IL
killing on Of the bears "a The 9th erg bear
was dispatched by the Sshoy attend \ IDS
$3 Fischer's In turtles are dang put Sit
4 is expected he will recover Herr Fisohefs's
wire was torn to- pieces BY lions q a D year
"A 90
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SENT BEGGING I, E1'1'El2S
no bENGL4N D'S QUEEN

LONDON. Jan! Ia Frederick Robinson.
q begging letter Wri ter on d big scale, was
Sentenced Ia three rnonths' 3lmprison
at Mary!ehone yGsterday.{i rs
When airrestsa, four letters from Nils
Which, lie Ind sent 70 fho Queen, were
found on him, He had also 3Rent similar
spasioualy ,Worded requests for charity g
Bnsdett, Colts 'and Lady, Smith T38 IS, a
aStouchlIs 3 tory Of a lost wife md
child, Which ronesude MI hli.stt M az. God
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