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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-07
$50 y e =
GREATLY REDUCED
One-Way
COLONIST FARES
to the West
via
Baltimore s Ohio Railroad


Commencing Sept. 14th
and continuing daily to and
including Oct. 80, 1905, the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
will place on sale daily, from
all stations, ONE-WAY
COLONIST TICKETS to
principal points in California
Arizona, British Columbia,
Colorado, Montana, New
Mexico, Oregon, South Da-
kota, Texas, Utah, Washing
ton, Wyoming, etc, at Great
Iy Reduced Rates.
For tickets and full in
formation, call on or address
Ticket Agents, B. & 0. Rail-
road. 12septo3ooct
= r. = = + :" :"
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: : : ;
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R.
NIGHT EXCURSION
TO
PITTSBURG.
ROUND TRIP $500.
sATURDAY, ooT. I, 1905.

Special train leaves Clarksburg at
10:45 p. IN. eastern Time,) arriv-
ing Pittsburg 6 80 a. m.
Special train leaves Pittsburg re-
turning at 6 p. m. to7oct.
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WEST V1Ra1l, IA AND PHrsBURe
DIVISION.
WEST BOUNI

" Est bUUND'
No. 1-Pickens and Fairnont
daily arrive $40 a. m. leave 10 80
a. m.
No. 3-Weston & Pittsburg, daily
Except Sunday; arrive 6 :15 a. IN.
No. 5-Richwood & Morgantown.
laily except Sunday, arrive 2 p. m.
leave 4 10 p. m.
No. Fleetwood & Clarksburg.
laily except Sunday; arrive 7:lS
No. 69-weston & Fairmont,
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ON PED q q Il l.ls s N
Il ids without . rival
CAM be beat because there
isn't any better Give It the
homage due it and take a
OF 50 daily
SUPERIOR SODA WASl
is not only appetizing and re-
freshing, but it's healthful @
well. Ask everybody about
ours. They'll all tell you
the best.
BLAND,S DRUG STORE,
one door east of Postofice,
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a BAL TlMeRE 8 Ono
RAffR0aD.


Taking effect Sunday, May 81, 1905
WEST BOUND.
No. 1--Express, daily; arrive
IL :52 a. m.
No. 71-Aceommodation, daily
arrive 1926 a. m.
No, 8-Express, daily; arrive
1888 a. m.
No. 15-Accommodation, daily
arrive :O5 p. m.
No. 55-Expross, daily; arriy
z:29 p m.
EAST BOUND.
No. 2-BxPress. daily; arrive
No. 14-Aceommodation, daily :;
rrrive 1922 a. m.
No. 1a-Express, daily; arrive
40 p. m.
No. 79-AccQmmodation, daily
,rrive 6 $50 p. m.
No. 4-Express, daily; arrive
:35 p. m.
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SWEET lIE.I oDY r OUR 3.
6TsaaIa8n EgmaiHIy s6W p8l.

Beautiful lots under perpetual
care Car line passes main entrance
For information OF price on lots, IN
q1ire Of 2. n. Koblegarl, Pres, 2.
j. Lynch, Secy. or L. Lee Farley.
Snpt., on the grounds. augSd6
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Everything YOU eat will-taste good
and do good if you take Rings Dys-
pepsia Tablets. Sold by Stone &
8 Mercer
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. B.
Special low Rates to the
LEWIS s CLARK EXPOSITION
Portland, Oregon.
a splendid opportunity to visit
CALIFORNIA
and the
PACIFIC COAST,
Yellowstone National Park Sho-
shone Falls, The Yosemite.
Tickets now on sale from all station
For rates, routes and full details
address B. & o. Ticket Agents or
C. ". Bassett, G-P.A.,
D. B. Martin, ME- II,
Baltimore, Md.
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SUNDAY, OCT. 8, 1905.

Try a nut sundae at the James Z
Law Co. june20tf
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-07

SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-18
xeras y.

elmer Srau @aut in 6ouituu
lit nit elmer Nrt Der Sh1bel einae.
aelblagen tuoroen. Hmei anoere
Srauen, elm paar Sbmeitern Ras
mems Breiton. iino ais anQeblide
Bernber Der Eat Derbaftet mDroen.
= Nuf Der Tarm bon @eo. Tbo.
mas in Der Ndbe BON Guero brannte
bee 8eisipeiher ab. gs tuarert
1900 Sad Geis in oemielben unb
Der Shaoen belduft fid auf unaefabr
$4,000. er lift aber gu brei Giertel
bnrb Werfiheruna geoedt. Wabrs
lhetnlid 1T oas Seuer anaelegt nor.
ben.
Die Baummpalpinnerei in
Gonsales. in melber mdbrenb oes
lekten SabreS niht eearbeitet wuroen
lit, miro ben1nabit tpieoer in Betrieb
gelebt meroen. N1roliGe &apitas
liften haben file 9epahtet.
Die Tarmer in Der @egeno BON
Quito baben neulib 700 BaIen
BaummDle u~ertauft.
@tbel 2eaier in Bolton, elm
iunaes Wdoden BON Is Sabren, fam
nit ihreu aleioern Dem 0erofeuer su
tiabe, oieielben aerieten in Brand
nno iie tuuroe ihmer nerlebt.
6. u. Dunonant in temple lit
nDn ieiner Srar init 9riainaen be-
lhentt moroen; eS tpareri orei Sum
gen. suei oanpn fino gelunb uno
trdftla, Der brittle ftarb aleid) mad
Der @eburt.
Sn @aluefton itarb 5rau Subn
Salt, an ben Tolgen BON Brono.
munoen, bic iie iid neulib suaesueen
bate.
Sn Glartsoiae 1T Der Sarner
5obn Heeues ueeen Grmorouno feis
l'er frau aebdnat tuoroen. @eeues
Die Eat in Der Raht pom 70.
beaanaen baben. Gin Wotin
Il1r oieielbe lag nidt Dor, ba er ms
lheineno nit ieiner Srau in a[tids
lifen 8erbdltnifieu lebte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-18
Ser Werifaner

Der Weritaner 2opes. nibi
ruie 5usrit berihtet uuroe, MunpS.
tuelder in Der Ndbe BON Dale ben
Nnariff auf Die Trau Miers eemadt
bate uno oer ipdter ben Beamten
pOn elmer Boltsmenee entrifien mar,
lift gelpnbt tuoroen. Man tuuQte
iba suerft aufbdnaen, aber Die Wenge
bat i'm. benor es fs melt fam, err
lbofien. auh Der Meeer, Der in
oer Wabe BON SmitbuiQe cine tueiBe
atlgeariHen bate, ift BON Der Bolts.
menge eingefanqer itno er5Hpfien
Doer weniaitens 10 ihtper permun=
bet uDroen. oaB an feline @ieberbers
1tellung rtidt su oerlfen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-18

geueien.
Ils er ftarb, folete ibm lein apeis
tee Bruoer Oscar auf Den Tbron, Der
iebiQe Sonia. @ieoer cine aalts
eiaeuartige BerIDnlihteit, mol bic
menihlih ansiebenofte, inmpatbiihfte
gribeinung inter ben iebigen regies
renoen 6duptern. BDr alien elm
ihDner Wann. gr uno feline Srau,
Die Sophie BON Maiiau, tuaren tbrer
8eit bas ihDufte Slritenpaar. See
beubei geiagt, Sscar uno letr Vruz
Der 8arl maren Die eriten 8ernas
bDtte's, oenen fib bic alten Jiiritenz
familieu Dffneten, 10 lange bate man
li6 Den r&oturiers" g%eeenlber iebr
surldbatteno aeaeiet. 8ernaootte
lelblt bat ais &Dnie BON S9nebeu,
10 uiel mir miiien, niemals einen ge.
iuh ait einem fremoen 5~nrltenbDfe
gemabt uno feline ssrau. nun, bic
mar ia eben etnfah unmDelib.
9od. UNI anf Ssfar ben 3neiten
suriiGsufDmnten, er Dar alio erite1s
elm lm6ner Wann unb iif's aeblieben
biz in lein bobea Sitter binein. Damn
NOR CT Fein eebilbet, man tonnte ia=
Gen, elm 8elebrter, babel Elm o%ortreffs
licher Dibter uuo ihlteBlih nod Elm
burhaus liebensnlroiger Wenih.
&ein @unoer, oaB CT uidt nur in
Ehmeoen, Sonoerr iibernn upuulGr
1T. Nh, Berliuer 6of !. o. 1T er
einer Der liebften @dlte uno ehenlu
eerne iieht man i'm in lonopn uno
in Barts.
Ifs &6nis bat er lih ftritt al bic
Berfaiiune aebalten, babel aber ielbit
iehr piel fir Gerbeiierung Der Ser
hdltniiie getan. Sir Runlt unb
Wiffenibaft bat er ftets cine Dffene
6ano aehabt. St mar Der eifriaite
S6rberer Manien' 3, uerfebrt ourhous
freunbibaftliG nit Sbie,t rnb bat es
logar fertig gebrabt. 81 benz alten
republitaniiden @iienfrefier BiDrns
ion in Elm gang angenebmes peri6ns
liheS WerbdltniS 81 fonarner.
Sm 2anoe lit er, tpie fih's benton
ldBt. iebr beliebt, piel beliebter ala
lein Snbn. War pflegt BON linn am
iasen, baB a6nia Ostar in ALIEN
liebenswiroig lei, ioaar in ieinen
Shmdhen. Ru bieien Shndben
gebDrt aud cine gurliebe fir-tpeibs
lihe Sb6nbeit. Wir iager abibts
lid nmeiblihe Sh6nbeit", nidt
rtpeiblides @eibledt". Wit elmer
ihDnen Srau u~nterhdlt er ltd3 gar su
germ uno einer1 bibIden WdoHen
ndterlih tuDlmpneno iiber bic Bas
den 5u ftreiben. bas ldBt er fib nun
einmal nidt nebunen. Dabei fann
ibm nien,ano nafiager, baB er elm
Bufling iei. feline Baiiion iheint
tatidbltb 1rr cine Berebrung Der
ueiblihen Sh6nbeit gu fem.
8u 6auie bat er ribt uiel Jreuoe
aebabt. Seine Trau lit felt Sabren
franf uno bic Rranfbeit bat nidat
aur tire Sh6nbeit aer'tDrt. iie Bat
iie AUDI bigott gernadbt. Nub feline
SbmiegertDdter 1T intmer trdntlih,
oa Tam man iib benton. oaB es i'm
ShlOB gu Studbolm nibt febr luitig
hergeganaen lit. uno Ostar Der
Srpeite lit nidts menieer oils Elm
9opfbdnaer.
SEPT lit AUDI er alt, frart ur,o re<
aierungsmiioe. Wie lanee oauert's,
oann miro Der lebte @ntel Bers
naoDtte's 81 @rabe getragen. Ob bic
tinftigen 9Dniae aus oieier Gatnilie
AUDI mol 10 tihtige uno eiaenartiee
2ente fein meroen?
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Sdnffa uuo aefdhrltdb

limb bic aus ben fleineu Nnfangen elmer
Teroauungsftbrun9 berborraeenben sra.
gem, 2ebers, umb Nierenlei6en. Des.
bnlb peridnme mat nidt, BEL jenen unbe.
oeuten6en Nnfdngen ben lGueren Sol
gen onrb bas beribmteit tie Mittel 1einer
Nrt bor8ubeueen, bic obne metaliihe
Betmiihung II aus ben beiten BHane
5enidften bergefellten ct. Bernaro<&rGus
terpiaen au aebraudben. Sic helfen in
alien 5dllen, tuie piele 9amIeuoe BON @e<
beilten bou ireubiger 9%antbarteit beaeu-
gen. Sic beifen, obne benz &brper au
ihaoen, AUDI baun nod, tuettn Str ih0n
an Setlnng per3ueifelu ioIltet! 25gents.
Mne @putbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-18

Nus Wiilbeim in IuItin Guuntn
plro Der 600 Der Srau Ottilie
@ngelfiug eeb. pon &oeoer eemeloet.
Sic NOR Die lekte gDdter Der Samis
lie BON Roeoer un0 fam bereits 1887
nit ihren @ltern unb 8e56miitern
nab Selas. Sic erreidte bas hobe
Utter BON 81 Sabren.
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Gtpre AT perntfeten.

Ser Store i'm @ebduoe Der Ireie
Breiie SEQ. 218 Oft 6 Commerce Str,
20 5uB brett uuo 100 SUB tief, 1T
gu oermieten. Rabsufraeen in Der
Office BET
Trete 0reiie fir Seras.
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: Drei iunae DeutIde. Nhom.na

Drei iunse 9eutihe, @am.ns
Nrthur Streiftan, Carl Sprung uno
6ibarb Slider, Die nit Der v6aus
ttooer" in COLLECTION antamer, lino
auf Werlanaen Der gtnmanoerunas.
bebDreen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., neil
he angeblib auf oas Beripreden eli
neg bern 8Dael in &odbale Fin.
DAB er ibnen arbeit qeben piiroe.
blerber aetommen fino. 8oae( bot
auh bic llebertabrt besa6lt. Die
oret iungen 9eutihen Iiuo poatpms
men geiunoe, trdftige Mdnner,
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ysoue : Star" 9inuipriide.

y9one : Star" Sinnipriide.
Ntdhts ihaft better Mut nno Strait.
Nls Der beutibe @erteniaft.
9ob @nttlDb, ma finb't ibm ia,
Mub bier in Mmerifa.
SD gum 8eiipiel lob ib mir
Das famDie Y9 Sta r">8ier,
@Dbpn Sober fasen muB
So elm grnnf 1T SDbsenuB
Seer tets iein Bier nit MuBe trintt,
Beim gfien tueber mirst mod ihlingt,
Der tpirb iith etu'eer Sueenb ertreuen,
Bis in bas b6hfe Sitter hiuein.
Mm morsen trint i) .9one. Star" -8ier,
SaB es su mittag fommen,
lin abeno fra9 ib tets bafur,
Mittnaht tut es aud frommen.
= Miamp. o Nlamo, bu mabft mild iteta
pergnitgt unb frob
Bel taltem @etter, tpie Bel tparmern,
ST ~9one. Star" Bier Der 9rof Der &ei'
6en uno Der Mrmen.
Sd rrinte, ou t~rinfeit, er trintet
Ses .2unesStar" erbeiternbes Sob,
1nb iiu6 oann i'm Iiebenten Simmel
Den @dbdhen uub Srauen 10 BOLD.
@ir t~rinteu, ibr trinfet, iie trinten
Gin @las nab benz anoeren leer,
Sas 1T ia bas Sb6ne am Zone Star,
SaB man itets oerlanaet uaeb mebr.
0a8 Granger, oas Cabinet,
Die fino' i5 beioe pirflih nett.
9ob &lamo, Dem @bttertranf,
Be1B ieoer erhte 3eder Sant.
Bas ma9t ben Stois oes alten San
Mntpnio?
gs lit bic n9onesS Star" -5rouerei nit if
rem Mlarap
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@ir limb autorifiert, anautanDiaen
Xaslide yonriften salatwaaet

nad Californian, ebenlp nab 81.
Souls oia 9eyaS & Bacific Balm
obne Wehlel. Shreibt at, iraenb
einen 9idet . Iaenteu iueaerl oieIes
neuen OienlteS Doer an 6. 3. 1ur.
ner, @enerols Roiiaeier.G eent. 9al.
fas, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-18

am %. b. 90. ioa in Rud.
bale cine Sibuna bes FARMERS SIN
ititute" ab9ebalten peroen. in pelder
Or. Rnapp. YrDf. Carton uno an
oere befannte Sahleute &eoen BAL
ten tueroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-18
Geritupfuna unteror

8eritupfuns unterardbt Die
Srunopfeiler Der @eiunobeit; Die.
ielbe miro balo aeihmddat, tuenn
mir ni9t seitig oageaen einibreiten.
Or. Nueuit R6nia's 6ambnraer
Tropfen regelnaBig genDmmen, bes
liegen BALD oieies unangenebme 4eis
ben.
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0eimd,t

elm oeutides Waoder, tpelte auae
meme Sausarbeit beipreeri tann
@aheres in Der Office biefer Reitnna
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sa S0dBin oerlauat fir cine aus
stuel 9erionen beitebenoe 5ami(ie.
Wabduiraaen muraens Ro. 215
Wiertes StroBe.
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W~abIan5etsen

8ir iinb autoriiert, an~snfanniaeni
oaB 9err
0orieS y. 8rotpn
Bel Der tpmmenben @abl aanbibat fir
bas MapDrsamt 1T uno baB er lid5 BEN
Hefultnt Der oeinotratiieben Hrimaruaks
len untert0trft
8ir iino autortrert. a%tsufanSisen,
6aB Serr
93iaiatm Gaiiim
Bel Der fornmenoen Wabl Ranoioat far
bas Waporsamt lit uub bas er iid BEN
8eiultat ber beinetratiihen @rim6rpats
len nntertpirft.
Wir iinb autoriiiert, a~naufinbiaen,
bos 5eyr
9r. 2S. E. Barter
bel Der fommenoen @abl Raneibat far
oaS Wtaporsamt lit unb baS er ftd benz
&eIultat Der oen1otratiihen Brim6rtpak.
len unterluirft.
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s Gents 6aoana 0iaarren.
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Etnd's Gents oauana . Giaarre.
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Winiam Satin

@ir iino autOrtnert, aitsufanSisen,
baS Serr
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-14
BAND CONCERT.

BAND CONCERT
The band will play this evening at
1880 at the Hawaiian Hotel. The pro
gram is as follows
PART !.
March-"The Hawaiian Hotel Berger
Festival" .......",.,kling
"Reminiscences Of All Nations. .....
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .'''''''' ouiiSS
Vocal-Hawaiian Songs. arr by Berger
Mrs. n. Alapai
election-"Clorindy Macke
Waltz-"The Paradise of the Pacific
.....................B Berger
Pretty Women" Berger
valentine" ..........,...B Berger
star Spangled Banner"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-14
JUDGE DE BOLT
GETS ANNOYED
ALL OF THE ASSIGNED
CRIMINAL CASES BACK TO
JUDGE ROBINSON FOR TRIAL.

The laws delays proved too much
even for the calm judicial temperament
of Judge De Bolt yesterday and af-
ter IA series of tedious arguments from
a number of different attorneys he sud
denly announced that he would try no
more criminal cases this term and he
transferred back to Judge Robinson
the whole list that had been set over to
him.
The trouble started with McCants
Steward and Carlos Long who wanted
a delay in the retrial of f. j. Tesla for
criminal libel. Stewart presented an
affidavit stating that both he and Long
would be too busy to go on with the
case. He followed this with a long
argument.
Attorney General Andrews opposed
further adjOurnments pointing out TO
the judge the disadvantage under
which the prosecution was laboring
and stating that he felt 1t his duty to
go on with the trials as rapidly as
possible.
Judge De Bolt expressed his willing
ness to postpone If there was any other
case ready. The Attorney General sug-
gested the KatsimOro murder case,
which has been hanging fire since June
last but Attorney Cathcart was not
ready i'm this. other cases were called
but there was an excuse made for de-
lay in every one and at last the judge
threw up the whole list.
The decision makes things hard for
4
there are several witnesses held I'm jail
and the funds for criminal work are
running very low.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-14

NEW YORK, February Richard
Croker returned to New York today
on the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, arriving at quarantine at
noon and coming up to the city on the
tug Robert Palmer. Croker's hair is
snow white, and the shock of his sons
death has left its trace in his drawn
features. There was none of his for
mer buoyant stride i'm his step, and
when he crossed the deck to greet
friends who welcomed him ne displayed
feebleness. When addressed by re-
porters he half turned away and said
slowly:
Il have come to bury my SON don't
know where they are going to take me-
l don't even know when the funeral
will be. Please don't talk to me about
politics. There is no politics for me
to discuss at this time. l am out of
politics forever"
The former Tammany leader evinced
some displeasure when he learned that
he was to be taken off the vessel at
quarantine. Before his friends came up
the side and as soon as he learned the
purpose of the tugs presence he turned
to the room steward, Fritz Rose, who
has been in constant attendance upon
him during the voyage and said:
81 wish they hadn't made all this
fus. / don't like it, and would have
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-14

preferred to go in like any ordinary
passenger if my wishes had been con-
suited"
During the eight days of voyage from
Southampton to New York Croker re-
manned in absolute secluslon. All of
his meals were served in his suite of
three rooms, and he left them scarcely
times when the other passengers were
dining and took a short walk with his
niece on the promenade deck He
talked to no one and would not re-
ceive any visitors. Baron Won Stern
burg and Edward A. Summer of the
New York Yacht Club sent in their
cards to him, but he would not see
them. He was exceedingly anxious to
rest, and showed no little annoyance
when head winds and heavy seas re-
tarded the progress of the ship. Mrs.
Bowman, his niece, said:
MY uncle was completely crushed at
the news of Franks awful death. on
the way over he slept hardly any. He
sat day and night i'm his room, playing
solitaire. About the only person he
would talk to was the purser, and he
kept asking him about the trip all the
time. We expect to go back in three
weeks. His friends and relatives can
not help noticing how he has aged
through this shock. He is a broken
man and am worried for his health"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-02-14
GOOD FEELING
AT WAIANAE
MANAGER FRED MEYER AND HIS
PLANTATION FORCE COME TO
AN AMICABLE UNDERSTANDING
The Hawaii shinpo contains the fol-

The Hawaii Shinpo contains the fol-
lowing:
Manager Fred Meyer of Waianae
plantation is deserving of warm con-
CALCULATIONS for the showing of good
relations existing between MIN and his
laborers, on the occasion of the fall
of Port Arthur. When the news of
the surrender of the fortress was tele-
phoned to the plantation, the manager
promptly gave a subscription of fifty
dollars to the japanese celebration
fund. He also told his laborers that
as far as the management was con-
cerned, they were free to take their
day of celebration in their own way
and at their own time.
Investigation however, disclosed the
fact that on the Bird of January, which
was the natural day for the celebra-
ton, Waianae plantation had a large
amount of cane in its fields already cut.
To leave it in the sun meant a con-
siderable loss, and the manager called
attention to the situation, asking his
laborers If they would not help the
plantation and postpone their ceebra-
tion. With one accord they cheerfuly
agreed to do so. The celebration was
held on the Saturday following, with
the utmost good feeling. The whole
| incident is a pleasing one to record,
among the cases where sometimes such
good feeling has not been shown be-
| tween managers and laborers. BY
proper and consderate treatment OF
i
gard and confidence. We congratu-
late the plantation on having man of
such desirable character as its head.
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London lobe: The new balloon of
Santos-Dumont (No. 100 is forty-eisht
meters long, and has a capacity for gas
of 2.010 cubic meters. ~ gas bag is
in the form of a cylinder, with rounded
ends. that of the front tapering to a
point. 1t is divided into three COM
partments by partitions which keep the
gas from sudden displacement. Their
are also two small gas bags inside the
main one to preserve the shape of the
latter. The balloon carries two aerial
propellers, one at the prov. the other
at the stern. They are driven indie
pendently from a sixty horse pc
troll motor weighing $50 Kilograms. and
situate betWeen them. The frame
work of wood and steel Wire is not lln-
like a lattice girder, with a triangular
section, and weighs loo kilograms. This
framework supports the motor. helices
rudder II basket of The pilot or aer-
onaut-that is to say. Nj. Dumont. Re-
airs for three passengers. and a second
%aeronaut. who looks after the stoppins
arrangements and the passengers Tn
basket of NJ. Dumont, the driver. ana
the second aeronaut are c%onical. with
n square bottom, and those of the mas
Sengers are cubical. and about a meter
in size. The new balloon having al
tractcd the notice of the French mill
tary authorities, NJ. Dumont has of
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event of war with any power save Rra-
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