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The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25
REGULARS AND MILITIA.

and War Departments adViu
to ponce the
they called through the President only in times
and War Departments probably aware
law Hwiwbch found the he
in of the Teritorygivng the Gov
internal disorder without
suspend the writ OF hap
unchlenged
gram; though obvious that the Federal officials do not ike 1t
Territory its policing Hence the hint
Acting call session of the Legislature for the
passage Of a militia appropriation
will bring the Legislature together
be expended the militia and pay o
because other being
Federal authorities
the major part of
the
here shedding financially and is not
bencent which
Me Unssd forces domestic
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25
GOVERNOR AND PRESIDENT.

primarily because OF diner
policy
of support national government"
assurancesf
believe that they refer to the disposition
that the Governor objected to the idea
Federal Land Office which
the people be that the President OBJ
industry which the people of Hawan
the of the diff
policies
however declares that there is moth
of settlement lands so
of jurisdiction
apparently adjusted
predicedthe Will keep ms
matter seth yesterday by Mr.. Carter himself
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25
THE BENNINGTON TRAGEDY.

leaky aoard boiler the disaster at San Diego
when water sud
IDENTIFY in supply pumped the instant and
within few minutes after the
safety
follow the San
Diego boilers which prevailed here before
the dreadful which has occurred
Navy Maine and will prob
features Honolulu
grief baved for this city
Inflated little gunboat
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25

Saghaln be-
Probably the
of Japan,
Russians in lieu Of
untouched gold
the would better estate especially
land of defective title Russia likely to hold against
port Pacific the outlet the Amur
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calling
indemnity
Russia herself 1878
ppon Russia's instances, in 1894. -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25

The S. S. Siberia is due from the
Orient on Thursday afternoon. She
brings 500 tons OF freight for this port
and will probably get away for the
Coast some time on Friday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25

yesterday
on
likely
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25

If there really muty
the effect Aaic
white power.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25


The projected increases
mari by the demand for
mechanism (outage)
will yield the asked for in the estimates Congress-
SIN the fiscal 19O2 the $17767O46; in
had
an increase of 1892 III in the receipts
''whn country all
of civilized life when high taxes regarded
dtion incident
productive expenditure justfable being
sign of unhealthy vitality
'Ike all intent their intellectual
public actvyCuba
nation o its educational system.
"1n 1894 regime in public
Republic primary
special schools total of a544 This number subsequently
words independence qudup primary public schools
the increase having been particularly marked
under colonial regime the number
''wagon had be
between points production and points of shipment For this the
republican budget apaes $oo the Spanish administration left that
work to the producers machete
quarter century Spanish kept planning
railway between Santa Clara and Santiago de Cuba Under republican
private the Cuba Railroad established
half Without independence Railway
vanguard a period prosperity would exist.
'Dung
ass 400 while the ts were ss7 o77s7p In 1900 the adverse h.
Spain
randed though reached the $780, nothing
done by which might
pot
During the number ae4
$1,000
The has been in the of mining products principally
Gin Republic quantity
cane ground was 20 per cent over the preceding year, sugar
Republic
in the 14091.
''Te population with
fail develop rapidly.
Te yellow chronic colonial administration
American did
of
Eabana
Six hundred fofe deaths yellow
cooning methods
hygiene mechanism industrial
SPAIN which
the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25

The machine without jury
End a oversight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25

Note:-Barometer readings are cor
sected for temperature, instrumental
errors, and local gravity, and reduced
to sea level. Average cloudiness stated
in scale from to lU. Direction Of wind
is prevailing direction during "a hours
ending at 8 p. m. Velocity Of wind In
average velocity in miles per hour.
ALEX. Nee. ASHLEY,
Section Director,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.
New moon July 81 al 5:sl D. m.

New moon July 81 at 5:S1 .. m.
Times of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetie Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earner than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
80 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that of the meridian Of 157
iegrees thirty minutes. The time whis-
tie blows at 1:30 p. m, which 10 the
same as Greenwich. hours 0 minutes.
Sun and moon are for local tins for
the whole group.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-07-25
cUBA's PROGRESS.

Spanish progress given Espana
mica finan, published Madrid which publication
been received by the Department omeree'and Labor through
If Statistics article discusses the progress
railways sanitation situation with
A in
''The
the state of the island before the proclamation the
which has prevailed
budget for 1906 2530512 The difference SMALL
membered that colonial millions
the
"The budget for 1866 up follows
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Journal office: ssaR s9&
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w. c.. BUCHANAN, 146 Lake st.
BURKE BROS, 42d and Queen az.
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J. W. HARRAII. Ills 4th ay 8. E.~
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ROBERTSON DRUG co., 1921 Washington av N.
RUSSELL & CASE, Lyndale and Western.
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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS

A. W. Smith and husband to Hennepin
Bridge company, lot 4, block Al, Grove
land Park addition .....,.....:..... =, 900
lot 9. block 1. Peters. Second addition 1880
NJ. s. Langdon ct al to Alois Doll, lot
%, block 2, Elliotts Encouragement. 500
b. Reineck and wife to Joseph Barnholz-
or, sI SEA SEX section s.1ls-2I. .... 1900
N. A. Smith and wife to Joseph Kasel
ct al, lot Ill, block ID, Fairmount
v. n 3 eobss jr., and wife to r. ). ~
Larson and wife. lot 10, block 10, Nor
rison 4 Lovejoy's addition. ........... 80
Minnesota Debenture company to G. X.
Fairchild, lot 4, Twitchell's rearrange-
,rin r polls Street Railway company to 800
+. y: Pratt. lot 20. block I. Goodrich's -
United ted'i States instailment Realty company -
4, Highland Park addition ........... $500
G. B. Miller ct al. to A. L.. Aaker, part -
Of lot g. block 8, Atwaters addition. $3.50
kSDse cs and Tfe onene ane
PARK TX unnt,na,on and VIE 70 r. q
Cobb, lot g. 1nterlachen. 0oo
W. W. Huntington and wife to L. L.
Marshall lot Z, Interlachen. 500
A.. A. Holm and husband to A. Rydberg,
, lot Ii. block 4. Clinton Avenue addt- 80
J. E. Hoffman and wife to Thomas j.
shanahan. lot e. block 4, powderhorn -,
George h. Young and nd. wife to F. W.
Bencker lot 8, block 8, Plymouth Park -
A. W. Hobart and wife to L. A. Gazett;
lot II, block &c. Remington's Second ad- -
E. G. Bigelow and husband to j: B. Con.
ley; lots and 8, block 8. Cable Line 49,
j. e. Boehme to United States install.
ment Realty company, lots and B.
block 4, Highland Park addition ...... 5000
David c: Bell Investment company to
G. A. Aidrich and husband to L. B. Llnds-
10y; lot 2, block T. Roberts addition. $50
Thomas Fl. Houston and wife to A. Olson;
lots and 10, block 10, Deans addition. 800
J. O. Gould and husband to J. J. Dona-
hue; part Of lots and g. block 10.
Bakers addition ..................... $500
swanson. lot 4, block i, Creamery park. 1275
v Gibson to s. H. Knight part Of
government lot 4. section 49, 1T. %. $500
V. Gibson to e. G. Marsh part Of govern
ment lot 4. section IS, 1T. % 800. zoo
William Hendricks and wife to J. M.
O. R Hsta lot n H. Altrq 4o roman 46o
Moore & Blaisdell's addition .......... 1,27t
J. H. Finnegan and wife to r. L. Scell;
part Of lot g. block s, Manages Fourth 15C
J. Eddings to Yale Realty company; lot
block 10. Rollins Second addition -. zoe
G. E. Dunbar to L. Tileny; lot TO- block
10, Excelsior addition ............... 235C
P. c. Demnig and wife to william B.
Ing f Kinm wreH addition d oloea Dem 1p
Totals Observation-Disclosures. 1852, 65s
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HELP WANTED-MALE

100 LAWMAKERS AT $s5 PER MONTH AND
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Iowa, Illinois, Missouri North Dakota and
Nebraska, So per day, free fare, ship daily;
men in the city, So and $225 per day; farm
board: men for the woods. foundries, saw
mills, packing houses, freight houses, etc.'
cooks and cookies for camps and hotels; fore
men for all kinds Of railroad work. black.
smiths and teams; also contractors with team
or car outfits to take contracts on new con-
various works at once A. "a. Anderson & Co.,
2d st and list st s. Minneapolis. and
1877 E I'D st, st. Paul 3tr-,
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE


BIRTHS.
Swanaon-Mr. and Mrs. Martin, 2727 Tb1r-
teenth avenue s, a girl. -
Peterson-Mr. and Mrs. 81. o., 2O14 Twenty
fifth avenue s, girl. O. =
Holmquist-Mr. and Mrs. J. P. e54s Nicollet
Mueller-Mr. and Mrs. O.. 1929 Fourth street
s, boy. r.-,-0 - -
o'Brien-Nr. and Mrs. j., 2ss Grand avenue.
boy. - 1912
Hall-Mr. and Mrs. Fred, 211s East Twenty
second street, boy.
Holl-Mr. and Mrs. j. e1e Eighth avenue s,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Patrick F. Hughes and Bridget Nicholson.
Frank Field and Ida NJ. Barker
Albert ]. Nelson and Lizzie Bruneau
George Stratton and Mabel Lowell.
DEATHS. -
Bones-El1en, st. Mary's hospital.
Filas-Eva, city hospital.
Crum-Esther, 10 East Seventeenth street.
Arnesen-Ragner, GIG Cedar avenue.
SchocIS-Sanue1 ST. Barnabas hospital
eOwde1-Hattie, "a Eastman avenue.
tafter-Tina, 900 Twenty second avenue Me-,
Buchanan-James 244O Portland avenue.
Olson-Alfeld, 1928 Twenty seventh avenue s.
Butz-Adolph, Soldiers Home.
Dwyer--Lena 4OS East Fifteenth street.
Clark. W., 212S Twenty sixth avenue N.
Ravitch--Moritz, 1416 Seventh street s.
Riehl-Harriet, 1880 Girard avenue S.
Larson-Elias, 2605 University NE.
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BUILDING PERMITS

frame dwelling :.........:. $1,000
frame dwelling $3.50 = 1900
frame dwelling $50. ..::.:.......... 1000
Thompson Brothers, BOIL Third street N,
frame dwelling -. 1900
frame dwelling :..:....:'.........:.. 1900
J.E. Anderson, 1921 East Franklin avenue,
frame dwelling LOGO
ward, frame dwelling :..............s. 5000
B. O. Kane, 1901 East Lake street, con-
crete block store - 1900
frame addition to dwelling 49,. 1000
dwelling 5000
nue., brick store Observation-Disclosures. $500
Five minor permits .................... 1885
Total $23 ,ee5
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HOTEL ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
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HOTEL vENDoME-J. D. Hanley, Dubuque;
Walt J. Markham. Bemldj1; Wallace Baker,
Aitki1 M Nm " Busehs Spokane w.
ton; 4. q. Raoeb, Glencoe; j. b. Boobar Chi
cago;. A. W. Highpal, Superior, Wis; Nels
9ssy 15a r d9aaehas him
Northey. Waterloo. Iowa; G. r: Christen Long
Prairie, Mimi; L: Meyers and wife, Omaha;
Superior; J. 7. Hogan, Dubuque; Mr.. and
Mrs. ClendeEning. Wimbledon: G. G. Arm
strong, John Young, Pontiac, III. Il. S. Bissel
M MaR1e ha aad Eisenian GhsagR
Ionia. Mich; ": 7. Young, :. 3: Hull, Chi,
Latham, Howard Lake. Mimi; Nellie Jones'
Graceville. N. Y; Herb Northey Dubuque
Iowa; H. G. Stevens and wife, Washington
D.: c.: Mr.; and Mrs. J: W. Schmitt Man
s sste r. RafXling < lansing Charles M Bah
dyke, Atlanta, Ca 3. Fl. TuDer, Chatfeld
field, Washbum, Wis; Charles H. Robbins, St
Charles, Mimi; William R. MAXWELL Clncinna-
u, Ohio; Mrs n. R. Winter, Bemidji.
HOTEL HYsER-E. M Kidder, Chicago; G.
M. Burns New York; j. H. Ehlers Spp-
kane, Wash. E. Tittelham, Chicago; J. IL
Kennedy, Chicago; Miss G. O'Brien Chica-
go; Miss f. OBrien, Chicago: W. Kohne
TOLEDO; F.. A. Kingsley, Minneota MINI. ::
p. N. Brown and wife, Albert Lea, Minn.
j. a. Maxwell, New York; @. NJ Grady
Cincinnati; ]. G. Buchanan. Chicago; Frank
Clifford, New York; 3. H. Paul, Toledo;
Paul 0uke, Nippon. Ind; F. a. Clarity
Chicago; q. L. Broth, New York,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-18

6erer os til. 6perten 3io eaer bette
at itabe oe bepure nuaet.
Oct enc pdr en- 6agelItorm, fom
3orsoag Gftermibbog / 6elgs meb
en- it9rf Regnbpge, brog ben oper 60
uen Og 6eitaoigebe Qplineen paa mons
9e Mil, iI9r nOrb 6erfor. Gn Del al
Gbens@3er MenigbeOs 5olt, ION for
9ar iiben fit Qolingen soelast beO
6agelftorm, far MI igen madttet fris
ite ben tunae St9bne at Ie beres Sab
%afildaet og nebIIaaet paa Marten, og
for no9les @eotommenbe er Spsrgss
maalet blepet opbt: ,6bao Ttal hi 90
re for at itofe pore llb9ifter og ffafe
grpo til pore?"
: ben inolige Bart at Meni9beben
er Der noget anbet, Der taller ON bet
u~beTtdnbige, fortr9nteIiee % ben mus
lige 6urtiee OmItiftning ira 3iben
til G~piqheben.
Qeter 0intel, en- troftia Mano paa
maafte liOt oper 50 9(ar. ofgit 9anFe
pluoielig peb 0eoen 6reodg Worgen.
6an 6abbe I ben ienere lib life fslt
ia goot til pas; men bog bapbe piit
6perten ban ielp elIer oe 5oIt. ban bar
til 6uie 5os rs. anubiengo onst, at
Ran Ifulbe iaa burtig ombntte 5iosn
meo Goigbeoen.
Qettr Winfel par Gntsmano o9 efs
terlaber 2 gsrn.
Sa, lagger hi MI 0isie to 9eretnins
qer iammen, Ida bill De 10 ganite if
fert minoe % ON. at bort rette 5orz
bob / "a til bsnne 9eroen er at bare
Setter, fremmsbe og ublanbinge pod
S,orben. iom rem Der Tiger bet, Der
er 5pert;I. &prr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-18
Muoubom, Sa.

Ssnbdgen ZEN 2. sui hoIot pa
Itor q. 3. 66riitianien i'm 5iltraoels
iesprdbiten Der / gbensG5er Menigs
feb. airten par operfplot til Srobs
for cet sienbe Rsgnneir ION brso les
liae inoen @u%bstjeneitens 8e9pnbelIe.
Om Gftermiobagen bdDbe Ri igsr
Mgbe, og Gbriitianien talte oDer BET
mebbragts Orb, 6erren Iom en- @oDs
habbe aipet 6am meb Der til Quoubon,
nemlig: Sub ifal labe i'm Rdooss
Riabom rigelig tilflDbe .oer".
= 4. Gulf : Soften afbplotes / Qar
bog 8. g. 3asmusien. timber 5rGs
ernes 9roner pg pdu ben grenne
@rqspl9ne ngb ri mango gooe Ga
Der til ejal og 9egeme. Mun hdpse
en- 5elelit at 6srrens NGro9rslis,
fam, fom ri / 9sjiangen leier ON, at
ban Dor / 6doerne. Dan tom til Do
re fsrite 5orelbre / parubiiets 5a'
be, % oa garabisbupen blep tilIutfet
for Menneitens, tom ban / @etiemone
Sobe for igen at uubne 9ardolsbdOsr.
= 9dftor G%6riftianien boloer | benz
ne lib 6perbdasffoIe; Der er Al gsrn,
Tom befeger Stolen.
= Siben Ri bar bnsget pr9ftebos
Tia, er Der fommen en- FABIAN Bpgees
lift oper Jolf. Goele bigger 5uis,
andre Stdfoe; men bet tiltr9nees oes
iad. =
8or airfe sr MI ogfad inart for
life; ben er for bet mefte operfplbt, ct
.qlobeliet Seen poo Subs Risss
Jremgons pud bisie gene. paftor
gbriftionien Dor ogiao snftet ps til
.apffe meb, at ri mart ftulbe bpsse til
airten.
= 4plen issner eobt FER pdd ess
men, bog sr Mujien noget tpnb paa
.steber, forbi plontefOrnet life bar
peret fpirebpgtist.
Senere:
80 Sing er Der ~forefalben at ST.
tpbnins I bs fibfte pur Ooss. geses
taller be ON bet ufifre | OF f9tte 1T
6oab til bet narbarenbe, og at intel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-18
Griq.

oarig er fprf9roelig; be, iom FEM
Der melt til arig, 6aber ben melt"
Soalebes iugbe for n9lig en- Mano l
en- Sale for en- tor 5oriamling pad
0eforationsbagen.
arig er forfarbeligl ia, bet y
ianbt; t6i &rig er 9jepelitab %
5aabeIie6eb.
8rig er ct forfarbeligt @ibnesbnrb
om S1nbens og Satuns Magt pper
ben arme Menneifefl9gt.
arig er ben 4sieite 6orm al Ban
bib.
8rig er garbarisme oe umennsites
Iie6eb.
arig er Oilbe 6pl, aaa6. 9ulber,
Speftuttel, 5orOirring, uoroen og
ltfreb.
arig er g~Oelaggeliens @eOerftqgs
gsligbeb.
4rtg er Sloo, 2ddrer, &tfter o9
9rape.
8rig er &rs6linger, Gnter og 81
berlefs.
arig er Sorg, Smerte, Gar, SAM
merifrig og G~lenbig6eo.
arig er 2bel9ggelie at 9obs, hsjs
Sfatter, 5attigbom % QrmOb.
arig bliper, for 6pert Oar Der
suar, mere og mere meningslss %
panpittig msb ben itebie ftigenbe Sp-
Fnbelfe af morberiite og bieOelite
9riggrsbtaber.
Brig er en- Hattemore fra 6slDebe,
fpm riber Itorinubebe 5nriter og Sol
feleoere, iom bog nDt felD Deb at
bptte beres Stinb, men laber beres
arme lnoeriaatter Ilagte | Miaionpis.
arig er Menneifslasieri; ben, fom
f9rer be hinge at elite arig, l9rer BEN
at elite bet frngteltgtte 9ddnon9rt az
Gle 0oanoD9rfer = al iia9ts btrss
Mebmsnneffer.
Zen, iom opbra9er ben unee Sl6gt
til at elite arig og arigens Spsler,
rpbrdeer benz til at bore 2anonfsbe.
en- Manebe Stoler, og entelte
airter mtb, / bort 2anb lerer unss
tommsn at elffe aris os Menneffeflugs
teri os u~obenbarer berDeb, bpab 4ono,
be brfpes uf.
6pornoor ffaf ben lib fomme, bo
Menneffsne bliDer ioo mennefelise, at
Be fan afssre beres Menemp1renbe
psb 0olbeiftsbomftole9 8. CT.
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Garinen.

Ggiaa Der feler ri Den. 5 9aar
ftop 5ermometeret Taa lent ION 81.
Gftermibodg paa SO Der / aontoret,
ca. 90 / Satteriet og 102 peo S9ttes
maifiner. Og oenne garme maa 2as
ierne Finbe fig i at lioe Iiot unosr fam
men meo os.
Gn al pore Maitiniattere er uhs
reift / bisie 8age, og bet par for me-
get fer cen Manb alene at uoboloe at
iatte paa MaItinen ! ben bolbiomme
6eoe 6ele 5ioen. 8erfor er bette
Drummer liot magert paa Snb6olo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-07-18
Gf SrgelinOUielic.

Zen .. SUM oar bet 5eitba9 /
Gmaus MenigfeO / Racine, Ills, iott
ri TT port me Pibe : 9rgel inbpiet.
Get er ct tort % mutt Snitrus
ment. 6pg9et al por befenbte 9anbs=
mano, 9lr. IL. 3. Mpller, 0agerss
tpnn, Marplano. Oct bar 13 Zone
oariotioner, bliper pumpet peb 8ono.
trait og bar aQe nneite 5orbeoringer
6bdo bets 5onetpalitet og imdgfuloe
gnanin9 aneaar, bebsoer IelpfpIgeliq
tun at iioes libt, oa DIR. MpIer ID
for l9naere 5to bar p9ret anertsnbt
for at pore en- at 4meritas itprite oq
opgtigite qibe : Srgel : 6abritanter
gan par ielp til Steoe peo Snopiel=
len og o~perpereoe for fsrite Sang, II
ZEN ban for fire Qar iiben par pao
8eieg ! 9dnmart, en- banit 9uostie-
neite, bo Der ingen banIt 8irte ins
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