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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

9euthe Surnerei obne
0euti6 lit ipie elm Weiier obne alinge,
Dem ser StieI feblt.
Stiefel NIT boben un6
meiten S6Gften meroeu in Woine
ipieber iebr in Mooe fommen. 0as
prohibitions @eiet lou namlid bort
mieber ltrenger oiirdgcfiibrt meroen,
@ie Ser e Spectator" it
tbeilt, botten am 1. Sanuar bieies
Sabres 80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l6often oes 9onoeS gftipo IN Der
Sobe bon 2,5O6, 1856 900 Dollars, Elm
Webr bon 230,667.572 Dollars eegen
Den /. Sonltor 1904.
Sic Worbeipre6 Ii n @ c II
5piiden Dem enaliihen Staots &c
fret1r bes gilsip1rtieen 2ansbofpnc
unb Dem ruiiiiden 8otidafter Ben
deit6orff in 2onoon iiber sic Sobe Der
@ntidj6oigungS Summe, pelde Die
rniiiihe Hegierung luegen oeS 3mi'
idenfoues in DER Roroiee sobIen fol-,
boben itatteefunoen. Die 8eiommt'
neutrality-suspicious. miro etiua 75.-
bis 100000 Yfunb Sterling betra-
gen, uno peitereS dpierisfeiten iper.
ben nift befiirdtet.
Ter bte nte q 0 y c
Sopon ridtet aus Sranfreih offene
griefe an Den G5oren mo sic ruff.
iden grbeiter, Die in Rublono mai.
Ienboft perbreitet meroen iolen. Zen
&iir5eren bat or OIL nHifolaus &oma.
nom, ebemaIigen G5or mo minnleb-
riaen Moroer oes riiiiiiden 3eid)cs,"
geridtet, uno eibt Dem g5aren Den
Gatb, 10 raid ols moglid nit ieincr
gon5en 6amilie ben ruiiiiden Sbton
auf5ugeben nnb Dor Dem Hid)teritubI
oes ruiiiihen Bottles 81 eriheinen.
Iils 5ranfreid) laiien iidJ oergleiden
5iraoen seserr Den .ruiiifden aoiier
uno terroriitiife altfrufe an Dos rni.
iiid)e golf leid)t idreiben. @eit oa-
bon III gut firm ShuB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
germiidte 4nssisen.
Wapcr's 9atentalGIer

8um ipeit M ndbe iebefi. Ole |ein5igen b0ppels
ten @ldier aus einem Siiid aema1t. 9iefc
eeben Sbuen feline urdnrebmlt6feiteH bet'm
3r1geit, mic Die bis iebt 6ulautnen cementirten
SIdfer, uto foHleu MIDI los fonmeu lno MAIDEN
Sic Jung disiebeHb, oa oiefe ben Slni6cin mic
Elm einfacbes 8riaeneIas BADEN. Sragen sic
Sbren Sptiter. Sbnen elm WtlIfter 5u 5eiger.
(Wlar31S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
Grnilin GnR.

IS itarb am 81. Wldr3 1905 emilia GuR, ges
liebte Satin oes berilor6eHeu CHARLES 8. SOB,
in ibrem 20. Qebeusidbre. Die 9eeroiglng ftIls
6ei Sreifag, Den 24. Wldr5. Ndtmittags 8 ltbr,
bon ibrer Iebteu gSobuitg, 9ar. 302, Sio'Fap'
fuus Strnhe, aus fat.
(Ri6moio, &a, 3eitInaen mbGen %gefdlisit
cuptrcu.) SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
9ibibenoen
r@arhlano eaiualta GOmsann."

8aItt re. ben u. Mlir5 1905.
Sas Sireftorilrl bat beute eine reglildre
biertelidbrlihe 9thioenoe bon orei ,YrB5rnt g
pro gntbeiI erfIirt. fret bon Steuern, 5abIDar
am nno mad 9tenitag, ben 90. MdrJ. an bieies
niaen Iftiotilre. ole am Sreitag, ben "a. M1rS,
3 ubr N16Inittaas. nut oer Cite oer5eidnet lino.
Die llebertra9nngsbii6er peroen bonn "a.
Wldr6,, 3 ubr Gahmitt1gs. an bis gum 20.
WSdr5, 0 tlbr Sormittags, 9efbloien bfeiben.
Gas. q. Witdei,
(Sl-3) Sefretur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
Sin edritt in Der rcdJtcn Tidtnns

\ SVutt 20 FfudtHt al nItN ffllInltgtW
Scgrdbniiieu.
Gin f61Her Sarg, entpeoer nit
ibipnr5em 5u6 ooer meiBem ooer
grnnem Bliii6slleber5ug, @nes fir
Soras@iniae, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
S~tnUGIflmiruug Der 9eide,
3rauerflor, q Yaar Sanofbube,
Seifuull9 oeS @rabeS,
Seid1eHlplget uno o feline GIttihcn.
Milliam SuDt, 2eideHbeitutter,
9iurtbs uno @~reeHmountsglpe. 8eioe telephone.
lNe31.bllte. iaID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
Baltimore Semetcrn.

9irrau: 0r. 344, 9pro.6 barlcS. strake.
9egrdbnibpI1be 6um Seriduf bon $25 an,
NIT WInrrlorptoften abge9reH5t, $35 Ylds
tir bier @rdber. 0antS,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
Snhn 6ertnin e Gnhn.

2ti6tubeftatter nn6 Gtnbaliamtrer.
Hr, zoos, SrleanSitr.-Wio. EEL: Wtnbfur 255,
3tueiggefbaft: 9r. 524, berI. @alternsgtoenue,
.StgbI1notopn, Baltimore, WsurbIano IeIepbon:
ginofor go. antiben iueroen aeIieiert fir So9s
3etten. unterbaItlngen unb nroere @elegenbets
ten. (5eb14, 1896
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

Ole 0emofrotii6 e 80 inos
ritdt Der @eiesgebung BON Colorado
bat Broteit gegen Die gntiheioung in
Sa6en oeS @ouperneur.S dubs elm.
geIe9t. Die Designations -8eoingung,
inter welder Yeaboob fir erpGblt
erflGrt moroen iei unmpraIiId un6
ungeletlib unO Made Den 9on5en
Sergong; oos Nbieben oes 9emofra-
ten AonmS, oaS Ginieben oeS &epu.
blifonerS Yeoboop Die &eii9notion
8eabobp's innerbolb "a Stilnoen uno
Die Damn erfoIete Giniesung oes
@ice.8 %olioernellrS Wc9onolo ungiil>
tig. @or Der @eieteebune niitt Der
Yro5eB notiirIih Nidts, aIlein Die De-
mofraten Iino entidloiien ben SAL
Dor Die @eri6te 81 bringen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
SObn 8. Seufel,
Gr. GOA, ehb-ebars. straae,
LII Ner Qeihlenheit0tfer.

tueI4er QUE sluttrdee ftets 3ir 8ufriebenhsit
clSfibrt. Die bon tbm bebuno, lteu 2ei1en
t6nHen @o9en iong lieeen. obIe bic gerinuften
Beruefnngstpuren 5u det0en. Srdu 2eIIieI 1T
graouirte ginbnIfa mirertH, uftb If; .e gIe3dHb.
lung bon Grandchildren bereH 5DeaiaIiid!.
(San10,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
@eiiie 0lnf.

Sc Itarb mad itebenpbbieer 3ranfbeit gciiie
8lud, Gufier bon Senrb Is. mo Der neritnrs
benen gefiie 8irgtnia 9Iod imgllter bon 4 Sab
rem. Die 8eeroialmg finoet WlittluOl1, gtah.
mittags 3 l6r, auf oerq ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fat. SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
Qprraiue

W,nleriidj = 9artartia = 5rieSlidt.
&eitlid bon gSnlbrooI eii liIio cine babe
Wieile. @enuet Die nit 8opbuttan be3ei6nete
9iortbs 9toenues@ar. Sreie 8utfhen Nadbntitiaes
an Terminus. Rreife bon 8e9rdbnlBplibcn iebt
Gafom 223. 8irean: S%ranfiin. NIB @inSipr.
9lOabs. 9erlangt 8ruiffre. (mini4 ,1S,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

Sn IS bicago bat &c It er n
Die ltnterinbnng 6es 6leiid- Srnits
megen 8erIesnng ser NntizS ruitge-
ieBe Dor Den 9inoess q oBgelbmore-
men begunnen. IS Iino iiber 300 3elts
gen geIooen. mo Ser 0iitriftSonpalt
ioll bereits rei6lideS NnflagemateriaI
IN ieinem Bette bnben. Nuf oos
@noe Der llnteriudung miro oos
2ano nit Sponnung marten.
Ger unaeW06ulid betBe
uno trodepe Sommer pes SabreS
1904 bat nj 9eutitlanO alth Die
8rauoid6peu our6 6unten ans 60
fomotipen %getualtig in Die Sobe ge'
i6ncllt, Igijenbabnminiitcr b. guooe
erfGGrteIim NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bouie, oab fir Grandchildren Ourt)
6llnfenflug I'M Sabre 1904 etrpo orei
bis bier Miaionen Marf %erforoerli6
fem tpiiroen, tpGbreno Iolde S6ooen
in ben leBten flint SaDren ourf-
idnittIif nllr 285,000 Qtart b%etrogen
bGtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

Gas Gomite, mel1es nit
oen 8eronitaltlngen 81 FrdiiOent
&ooiebelt's EMANCIPATION betrollt
tpor, bot feline arbeit %pOlenoet uno
iein Sdlubberidt 5cigt einen &eit.
betrag nod 9e5oblung oaer aus9az
ben bon $4,000. $4,000 lporen Our6
Den Serfottf BON @intrittSforten 5ltm
SnougurotionS-9 nll, BON Siben aitf
Den 3ribiinen mo ipe5ieQer Gergiin,
itigungen er5ielt moroen. Die @oron.
loren meroen oaS 8elO, melheS iie ge-
3eidnet bobeli, lrugefGbr 100000, 5ll.
rid erbuItelt mo Der MeIt BON $4,000
miro onf Ole Settle gelegt meroen, INN
ben @runoltod zines Sonos fir Die
@rridttng elmer notionalen GonOen.
tionSs@aIle 81 bil0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

Gut66ert 9owelL San.
oelSreOaftetr elmer 3eitung in aon.
ioS.Gitp unO ieit % Sobren nit ben
SntereIien Der &ieb5iifter u.S6la6t.
b~ausbeiiber 9cnall 6efannt, bat einen
ouf 3a6len begriin0eten Irtitel per-
0ffentlidt, in mcldem or nodlpeiIt,
ooB Der Corporations : @ommiiiGr
@arfielo einen Srrtbum beging, ais
er erfl1rte, oaB Die Shla6tbausbe-
iieer pro 9opf Sdladtoieb nur SO
Gents oeroienten. Sr. Yoruell iebt
ailSeinonber. Dab Die SdlodtbouS.
Better pro aopf S9la6toieb $7.4t
ooer 10 Yro3ent am GtnfoufspreiS
peroienen, lnb onB lie oieien Yrofit
aae 3tpei bis bier 8oden, ulio 5iuolf
bis pieruno5tpou3ig Mol i'm Sabre,
MAIDEN. Sr. Yomea tommt SIT Dem
S6IuB, Dab Die Combination Der
Sdlo9thGuier I'M Sabre einen gro-
fit bon $41727,4d2 ntaht unO ooS
bereits itorf n~crtnaiierte &apital bon
$tt0,500,0 900 immerbin mod cine 0t@
pioenoe Opn j43 8ro3ent obmirit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
Gram Gliiabetb NmSplpb,
4telier fir YursellanmaIerci,

Rr. 2f7, Npro'w aonat- Strahe.
Sebe slrt bon 9eiteuuneen ipirb In f%iinIiIeri.
iber g8eife nusgefiibrt. @eoieeener RAID fprs
oernoer unterri6t pirb ertteiIt. gr1ffnuna
an1 10. Septenber. S6iIer iino eriuft, jt6
5eitig an3untel6en. (Nob25, 1Met-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

MIS- 9emeiS fiir sic on.
geblife lleberleaenbeit Der omerifa.
niiden 6rou auf eeiltieem @ebiete
iiibrt ein Nem-0orfer 9lott on, ooB
mebr ols Die SGlfte Der Witorbeiter
Der groben Reconsideration Dem lido.
men @eibleft angebort, uno rs Bros
sent Der ani1brlid bier5ulanoe aui
ben @art 9ebra6ten Homane bon
9amen geldrieben meroen. Gas
ltinmt. 4ber pieleift bat iener Bit.
itge &ritifer 6ed)t, Der itnIangit be.
merfte: Die idreibielige 8eiblidfeit
trdgt Die Sdulo an Dem nieorieen
Stono unierer 2iteratllr, benn iie Der.
oirbt Den @ei6mod oeS Bilblifums
nit ibren ieidten Gr5eugniiien oerart,
Dob Elm fraftiges mannlides Golent
iiberbaupt feiuen gnflang mebr fin
oen fonn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
sTRAYER,s BUSINESS coLLEaE

Often bas game Jabr.
Ut. 1875, @eft.Snratugd.etrake, Baltimore.
9rtinblt&e alisbtlouna; Gag. unb sIbenb.
f&uIe. Tppetpriter i~oftenfrei fiir's Sais. GteL
lunger earantirt. WsdBtae Geblbren. Beeiunt
lett. (De58,tS.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

Gin 15-iGbriees 9Iri6.
den, oos ben @ouperneiir bon @i.
borg nieoeridiebt mo Damn itol5 err
fIGrt: sd bin gnordilt uub oilrd)
i6as Coos 81 oieier Sbat beitimnit
llporoenl' Itb Elm 3eiden Der 3eit.
@ubIano's 8emaltpolitif in Sinloro
tr1gt boie 5riidte. Solonge &ilB-
ilann Die ben 8inneu gemGbrleiltete
8erfaiiune nno Die beidworenen
Hed)te beahtete, CAB es in Sinlnnb
feline @narbiiten uno Nibiliiten. Der
ruiiiihe Iehtsbrud bat Dos Solf auf-
geriittelt uno 3n erbitterten 5einoen
@uBIano's eemad)t. Die gefualtiame
'IuiiifBirnns SiuIano's fiibrte Sin.
.fangs 81 Observation-Disclosures,
oann folgten g~ttentate. Ian brandt
oieie stttentate nidt eptpnbeiBen,
niiben ueroen Iie ben Simmer Nidts
aber iie 8eisen, pie tief Der Sab seaen
bic ruiliideu GefDaltbaber IN Dem
iouit 10 ruhigen 5innen.goIfe seIuors
ben iit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

Sn SoIeoo bat elmo Ser
einigltng bon @eiitIi6en oaron gn-
itoB 9enommenL ooB in ben S6aufen.
fern Der 0rpgooos. @eidGfte 0omens
Striimpfe Hlisgebdngt weroen uno
6eidIoiien oieiem yllebeI" 81 iteuern.
Sit odS Hriioerie ooer - iibermGBige
Sinnli6feit?
Sn @ltbttle a. & b.. 6enfte
Ole Somilie Niiqer.N eti6er ibre Bill.
la nit Den RebengebGuben ser Stuot
CUR Grribtung zines It10tiitenaran-
~fenbauieS. Die &illo bat einen@ertb
BON 10000 Marf. gu gIei6en 3ped
iibermies ole 6amilie ser Staot nod
10000 Nturf in 8anr.
Ger Sultan oonW aroffo
bat Den misunderstanding 4aiiuIi
5rm @ouberneih gemo6t, oenielben
Hatiuli, Der Den Yeroicoris lebtes
Sobr entfiibrt botte uno megen peiien
Fr1iioent Hooiepelt feline o%ufieben.
modenoe ~SabeloepeIfe i6idte: oEer,
oicoriS lebenoig ooer Hoiiuli tobtl"
8om &6uberbauptmonn gum Sou.
perneur cine ihone Garriere.
Se6S Reubauten, louter
flint uno ie6SItodige @eb1uoe, iiuo
in Rem.Dorf mad Gintritt bcS 9bou.
metterS eiugeltiir5t. @liidli6ertpeiie
lit eS obne 8erluit bon Wenidenleben
obgegongeH. SEPT ioll unteriud)t tper.
Den, men Die SduIo an oieiem gu
Ianmenfnlen BON Neuballten trifft,
OBJ ole 9oumeilter ooer bic Snipefto-
rem. SebenfoQS boben beiOe Borteien
ibre BfIi6t nidt aetbon.
Sn 8r~antrei6 iteben in
8rieoenSprGien5 577,458 Monn inter
@offen, in 9euti6lon0 515,6O.
Monn. 8ei ser bobeu 3abl Der fran-
5oiii6en Solooten bel elmer 9ep0lfe-
rungs5iffer bon ettpa 80 W2iuionen
miiiien i%eoeniols piele in ooS Seer
fommen, ole man in 9euti6IanO nit
ieinen etipo SO Wiqionen Ginnob-
itern ni6t in ooS Seer einreiben mir,
De. Ni6t Die Qilontit1t ouein ion.
bern Die GualitGt it's, Die iAlieBlid
ben Iu$id)log giebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

0a6 Ser j ii M It en- i'm prem
Biiten 9ultllSminiiterium gemodten
.3uiammeniteqltng betrug Die 3abl
ser an Den preuBii6eu llnioerIitGten
immatrifulirten Stuoenten i'm lebten
8interiemeiter 1927 gegen 1926
i'm Sommeriemeiter. 9luBeroem rpa'
rem 1855 @erionen sim 9cinfje Der
8orleiungen bere6tigt. Die 3obl
Der epangelii6en Gbeologen betrug
I'M @interiemeiter 1139, Die 3obl Der
fatboIiifen Gbeologen 1873. Suriiten
gob es 5942, We6i5iner 1869, an Den
pbiloinp6iifen 6afuItdten paren
1862 Shnoenten immotrifnIirt. Bon
ben 1927 Stiloenten luareu 1929
BreuBen unO 1908 Ni6tpreuBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22

9eutid)e Surnerei obne
0euti6 lit fpie Elm Weiier obne &linee,
Dem Ser StieI feblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-03-22
8eItdtiet:
gRrean brs etabt.NeaiaratDrs.

u. sian 5ttinttuS,
Srdftoent Der @untrdftsBeb0roe
(Mdr817, is, 20.21 80. 90, "a, 25,27, 2s)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-16
HOW LINER ALAMEDA
WAS PULLED OFF ROCKS
Continued from Page -

tugs Pilot, Sea Prince and Sea Fox
We're also on the scene to render any
assistance. The tide reached the high
water mark at 6 O'Clock, but the Ala
media did not bulge. For one hour the
propellers of the towboats churned the
water without visibly affecting the po-
sition of the steamer.
Then of a sudden the Alameda was
seen to tremble The people who
watched from Fort Point were the first
to see her move, and they raised a
shout The movement was almost i'm
perceptible at first, but soon became
faster. A moment later the ship was
off the rocks and in deep water. Her
stern sank low and a moment of anxi-
ETY. followed 1t was soon ascertained,
however, that the pumps would keep
the liner afoat and the trip up the bay
was commenced Immediately.
The Alameda will be taken to Hun
ter's Point drydock this afternoon.
She will be repaired there and the
damaged cargo in her hold will be dis
charged. The pumps were kept going
all last night and Captain Metcalfe
was on board and in charge of the
steamer.
The Call refers to the telephone sys-
tenn which had been installed on board
the Alameda, connecting with the city,
as follows:
The sun went down with the Ala
media still on the rocks. The pumps
throbbed and the tugs strained The
Alameda shivered. Dr. Rice, the
liners surgeon, called up the Mer
chants Exchange on the telephone
| which had been installed in the pur
ser s office.
''Hello, Merchants This is the
Alameda. We are just leaving Fort
Point. When you hear the wire break
you IL know
And just then small boy on shore
yelled, "Hooray!"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-16
EXHIBITION OF ANGER.

''Then Mr.. Rhee, it is said, became
angry and let loose the Walls of his
wrath on Mr.. Kim. DR.. Yoon, it ap-
pears, was not so heated in his disap-
pointment, for Mr. Kim says he tried
to dissuade Rhee, and failing in this
finally left the city, and is now be
lieved to be in New York.
q As far as their histories are known
at the Korean legation, it is said that
DR.. Yoon, native of the hermit king
dom, was missionary in Honolulu,
Hawaii. About 5000 Koreans are in
Guided in the population of these
islands, and of these it is further fig
ured that DR.. Yoon has reached proba-
bly, 2000 in the course of his labors for
Christianity. These people, it is de
clared, raised the fund to send him to
the United States to urge the cause OF
their eountry's freedom.
: 81 Mr.. Rhee the legation officials have
known longer. Mr.. Kim first met him
early in the present year at the Church
of the Covenant, to which church, 1t
seems, Rhee carried letters of intro
duction. Many people took an interest
in the diminutive Christian from the
country which was then the center OF
the world s history making, and ne
was given much help. Rhee was finally
sent to this country. Soon after ar
rival he entered at George Washington
University and, although he has not
yet registered for the new term, it is
believed he will continue his studies
during the ensuing year
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-16
ALAMEDA'S
CARGO HERE
Continued from Page ID

OF course, this may not prove total
loss If the underwriters succeed In
getting her off the rocks, she will be
repaired, returned to the oceanic com
pany, the underwriters paying for the
repairs.
There was no change in the condition
of the stranded steamer yesterday, and
Captains Phillsbury and Metcalfe, the
| representatives of the marine under
writer's and Lloyds, respectively, are
going ahead with the work of trying
to save the vessel. Word came in
from the scene of the wreck late yes
terday afternoon that the weather con-
ditions are satisfactory, and if they
remain so for the rest of the week the
prospects of saving the vessel are
bright.
1t is stated that the Oceanic com
pany is making an effort to secure a
suitable steamer to take the Alameda s
place, but there is not one on the
coast that will answer the purpose.
There is some talk that the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company's steamer
City of Pueblo will be suitable, but
that company does not look with favor
upon the proposition of chartering it's
vessel to the Oceanic company.
Yesterday NJ. A. Newell received adj
vices from London that at present the
rate for insuring the Alameda and any
part of her cargo will be 55 per cent.
Word came in from the scene of the
wreck last night that there was a
heavy swell coming in, and that the
stranded steamer was bounding heav
lily. Should there be no change in the
vessel IS condition it is probable that
an attempt will be made to float the
steamer tomorrow.
Probably there is no vessel on the
Pacific to which quite so much senti-
ment attaches as to the Alameda
There are many Honolulu people living
here and many more who have visited
the island port. In Honolulu the Ala
media is an institution. She is part of
the vocabulary, and for years has
marked time for the islanders.
81 am coming up in about two Ala
medas, - the Honoluluite would write.
'sSee you on the next Alameda, -
was frequently heard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-16
AUCTIoNEERs ARE ACTIVE.

Both Morgan and Fisher, the two
local auctioneer people, have been ac-
tive in the last few days obtaining
promises from consignees to take over
the freight received from the Ala
media IS cargo and offer it up at auc
ton No doubt much of the freight
will be sold at auction, owing to the
special expenses. attached to getting
the freight here. There is a good OF
portunity for the two auctioneer firms
to make division of the goods for
sale at their respective establishments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-16
CAPT. METcALFE WAS HERE.

Captain Metcalfe, who, with Capt.
Pil1sbury. representative of the Marine
Underwriters, successfully fioated the
Alameda, came to Honolulu when the
Canadian Australian liner Miowera
went on the reef on the Eva side of
the channel several years ago. He got
the Miowera off successfully.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-16

Weary Wholesome says that good
beer is aIays dark. 1 don't like pale
beer, anyhow, do you?' Ragson Tat
ters-"Sure! Yer git more dat way"
Weary Willie-"What way?" Ragsen
Tatters-"In a pail.'-Ex.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-16

Are you going to entertain next
winter No" answered Mr.. Cum
rox: we are going to keep on inviting
a lot O. people to the house. But I
don't expect that they'll be any more
entertained than usual"-Ex
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-16
BILLED AS ONE ITEM.

All the salved cargo from the
Alameda arriving on the Nevadan
came consigned to w. G. Irwin & Co.,
local representatives of the Oceanic
Company, as one single bill of goods.
The freight charges on the Nevadan
will be collected by the American-Ha-
waiian company, from the Oceanic
COMPANY direct
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-16
DELIVERIES ON TUESDAY.

Fred Whitney, of the freight de-
partment of w. g. Irwin & Co, local
agents for the Oceanic company,
wishes to announce that there will be
no deliveries of the Alameda s freight
until Tuesday (tomorrow). This will
give the agents and others interested
an opportunity to figure out the gen
eral average so as not to cause any de-
lay when deliveries are once COM
menced.
Shippers will apply to W. G. Irwin
& Co., for their permits.
The Nevadan brought 1885 pack
ages of the Alameda s freight, presum-
ably all in good order. This does not
include any of the cold storage goods,
which were mainly damaged.