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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-10-14

trayal of one single principal character,
leaving In half light or obscurity the re-
naming figures of the group. AS conscien-
tiously as Dickens own masterpieces does
this sketch present the real separate human
traits and oddities of each of the many SUBJ
ordinate characters. Mrs. Richards ac-
Quafntance with the original New England
stock is long and intimate and her illumina-
ton of its qualities Is frightened with
humor and softened by affection. The illus
trations by Frank T. Merrill are most hap
PLY executed to assist the portrayal OF the
characters.
ROSE o. THE RIVER. BY Kate Douglas
Wiggin, author of "Rebecca of Sunny
brook Farm The Birds Christmas
Carol" &c. Illustrations in color by
George Wright. Boston and New York:
Houghton, Miffiin & Co. Washington:
Woodward & Lothrop.
This love story of the Saco valley deals
with much the same kind of Maine village
life as formed the background of "Rebec-
Ca" 1t is an idyl of simple country life
and. like "Rebecca," does not rely on the
plot for its attraction Rose Wiley, the
heroine, is the village belle, and her court
ships and final winning sum up the story.
Her grandfather, "Old Kennebec." will be
found a most appealing character-one of
the unthrifty, down-eastern Yankees who
is much more ready with Renaissance and
advice than with a helping hand. Incl
dentally Mrs. Wiggin gives some vivid pic
lures of logging and Undertaking on the
Saco. The book has all the brightness and
humor which have won Mrs Wiggin SO
many readers. 1t is wholesome in senti-
ment, with direct appeal to the manly
virtues and touch of the pathos that color
the quiet lives of country people.
The volume has ten full-page illustrations
in colors. an attractive cover and decora-
tive jacket with colored portrait of the
heroine.
PERDTTA, AND OTHER POEMS. By
Charles ]. Bayne. Atlanta, Ga: Cole
Book Company.
Scholarship and a distinctly cultured taste
are the first impressions that the poetry of
Mr.. Bayne produces. His work has all the
indications of broad culture, and there is
not lacking the uplift of inspiration which
transmutes versifed intelligence into poetry.
There is enough classical allusion in the vol
ume to justify Mr.. Bayne's adoption of the
eighteenth century vein of satire with which
he closes his collection but there Is also
melody and sprightly humor of an unQuali-
fed modern note. 1t is really gratifca-
ton to have the fugitive magazine verses
of so promising a writer caught in so at
tractive book.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
SmIep t,no Ole EIptte.

9os i6nere ltnred)t, ipeld)es Dem
Geebeloen Sdlep i'm Sample gegen
Ieine 8erleltmoer ourf oen 8rGlioet.
ten &ooiepelt mioerfabren lit, bGlt i'm
rId)t alb, 6as Gtreben oes TrGlibentell
nad Itarfer Sernlebrung Scr Sriegs-
flotte ser Gereinigten Staaten frGf-
tigit 5t unteritiisen. CT that Dies in
elmer Seitrebe am 0ierten Suli bpr
elmer gepaItigen 3ub0rerid)aft in Der
neltaeididtlid)en llnabbGngi9feits-
bane 5u Ybilooelpbia. S6lep's IN.
tereiiantcr @eOanfengang lit folgen.
Scr:
Sic Sienrle, ipelfe 5l1r Belt Ger
@ntitebung u%nierer 8%epltblif eepal-
tiQe Sdnbifrnnfen paren, iin0 belite
sic bcqlicmIten StroBen nod llnieren
@eItu0er. SClte lit fiir bcn @alJ. Ell
mes ein5igen Sdiffes mebr @elo mo-
tbig, ais emit fir Den 9au elmer gan.
sen GoIoniolflotte. Se1tte piiroe es
um0glid) iein, Die &riegsriiItungen
al peri6ieben, bis inns cine Station
BEN &rieg erfldrt. @om gel6ditlid)en
Ston0punft tuire eS tboridt, oen
Gufbal ser 6lotte ein5ltitellen; benm
sic groBen Stabl- uno Sdiffs6au.
@erfe, meld}e nit 10 rieii9en Soften
erriftet por0en iinO, miirben Damn
u%nbeniibt bleiben; lire geldidten Or.
better miirSen ii6 81 unoerer 9lrbeit
Seritreuen. unb beren @eI9idli6teit
miirbe Sem 2an0e perloren 9e6en,
tpenn lie Die1eidt nid)t 81 entbehrel!
lpGrelt. 60 trallrig eS fir Sic 0eiit.
tlung fem mag,-nahr lit es oo6, bnB
Die Nationen ii6 gegenieitig mad
Mabgabe ibrer SriegsftGrfs o9ten.
@ir piirocn nit u~nierer Notionul-
ebre ipielen uno uniere Sntereilen &c.
f1Dr0ell, penn mir oamit 5o9erll poll-
ten. unier 6aus in Srbnung gu brin>
gen, iolange mir 3eit Oa5li baben ltnO
iolonge mir nit Der gan5en @elt i'm
TricOen leben. Sas 6rie0enstriblt.
nal i'm Saag lit Elm GROCER Sdritt CUR
9eIeitigllng bon &riegSurladen.
9(6er Ser Gag a1gemeinen 6ris0ens
lit nod fern trob Der erba6cnen 6rie.
0ensGiilie I'M Saag. @ir biirfen cole
Shatten nid)t als @irflidlfeiten be-
traften ilno miiiien ms Oober itets
bereit bolten, groBe 6ra9en notbigen
Sails nit Gen @offen 81 idlidtei1.
9ieie Garleglng S6lep'S mur0e
bon Ser rieiigen 3uboreri6aft nit
9egeiitering aufgenommen, = uno
uitS @egGiIterllng fiir Oen Ne0ner ald
BON Golden. Die nit Carl Sfur5 oie
rid)tige S6ule fir einen beiieren
Gdlte balten als oas &riegsi6iff.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
EbermotneterHdun.
Mms oemti9en Sereimen.

Der pionier- 8erein belt in
Der Germania Sale esifsrn Na9mit-
tos feline rsselmdBi9s @eriammlung
ab, Die isbr gut beIu9t NOR unb in Der
brsi rleus Ranoibaten auf9snOmmen
tpurosn. Der Uerein bef9loB, f6 on
benz @ultsfsf bes 8erbanbs beuti4er
0sreinsn am Is. auauft i'm @ermania
Bart bOlsdblis gu betbeiligen. Na6
grlsbi9ung Der borliegenoen &outine.
ssiGdfts erfolste gertagung. bod
blieben bic meifsn Der Mnneisnbsn
nod sinise 3eit in fsu4tIr66li9sr un=
ierhaltune beiiammsn.
Der g 9paben u f.-g +,
n belt esiiern Ha3mittas In Sell
ler's Sals feline reselmdbiae 8er-
iammlun9 ab. bic tros Der 6iBe glenn.
lid gut beiu4t mar.
IS tuuros elm 3omits, aus ben Ssr=
rem :. Wsber, 6. Bauer uno 5. Of
bsfsbsnb, ernannt, I'm 8Orbersitun=
gen gu trefsn fur Elm i'm 2aufe bes
nddftsn Wonats ab3ubaltenbss picnie.
Serr Sobn Weber. in bsRen WOb.
hung Dor sinissn WOden Elm iunasr
S4wabe fsinen ginsus eebalten, ers
iu9te feline 2anbslsuts 2puis Bauer
uno Sobn gm6arbt BET Der Saufe Deg
Spr6blings patbenftele 81 iiberueb.
men, mas islbfbsrfdnbli9 banfsnb
anaenommen puroe.
Na9 grlsoigune GINGER Routinegss
i9dfis srfOlste S4luB Der Offi3ieasn
@eriammlune, bod amtfirtsn fi4 bic
Anpsienbsn nod ldngsre 3eit nod
altbsuti9er Weife.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
9anomirtbe boHen anf smtes
Wetter.

Dor stpei @o9en elaubte man mod,
bic rei4fts ,,Weianernts i'm State Sn-
oiana ~ertparten gu biirfsn. Sn3wif9cn
bat es ssresnet, is6r bisl gerssnet uno
bic 6rase 1T isBt, tuiebieI S&aosn bas
our9 aussri4tst mOroen 1T. Der Bis
isBt einsserntste Weiasu mar untiber,
treIfih in Qualitdt. gber Der nod
auf Dem Salme tsbsnoe Weissn bat
begonnsr, 3u fsimen. uoour4 beriel5e
natirli9 an Wertb bebeutenb einbtbt.
Der prsis bat i9 big jest auf 80 big
90 Gents per guibsl sstelt. bod er-
tuartst man ipdter sinen Riidsang TN
prsiIe.
Safsr, Seu unb 2lse babsn burd
ben ftstigsn @sssn beoeutenben S8a.
ben erlitten. Die 2ornernte 1T bic
isst bislbsriprs4snh. vtpsnn" bas Wst=
ter bsftdnbig wiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
60 GentS Gus.
QusfihrIiher Doriblae bon
George :. T1arott nno
Gbeilbabern.
Gtnfa1 elm @eiG6ftsmnter=
nebmett, gegrInoet mad
fonietpattben 0ei6dftS-
Wetbp0en.

GS lit bieS ber erite elmer Serie BON @rs
tifeIn, ipeI9e r~eseImabis i'm 'uSdsIi9en Ses
lesrapb" unb anSeren 3eitunsen eri6einen
werben, nm benz 9ubIifum unsei6minfte
Nrtifel iber bas 8orbaben unS bic @bii&ten
Der Giti5ens Sas Co., sesrinbet BON George
S. @arott unS SbeiIbabern, gu unterbreiten,
ndmIi9 I'm bic 8e6te unb bas Gisentbum
Der @Oniumers Gas Sruit 60. 3u fauien uno
ben 8iirsern bon indianapolis @as fir Be-
Ieu9tunss' nnb Seiwpede ;u go Gts. per
1000 SuB 3u ~liefern.
Son pcrnBerein ipiini9en bic 8etbeiIigten
3n ertIdren, baB tie ni6t ais Ybilantropen
3u eri6etnen iriinI4en. Sic betra6ten bic
Sa9e ais Elm Gei9aftss t1nternebmen. sic
tpiien, bab gas ~bersefelt unb nit Nrpfit
perfauft werben tann gu %senanntem Yreiie
unb iBre LANCE sei9aftIi4e Grfabruns iast
ibnen, Sab bonn 9ubIifum iebes unternebs
men, weIGes ben preis bes @aies niebriser
itelt BENIN sesenpdrfis, nit Sreuben besriBt
tperpen pirb. 9luf biefe GrunbIase bin pro-.
%ientiren bieieIben benz 8ubIifum ibre OHerte
unb auf bieie @runbidte bin mirb bas neue
llnternebmen erridtet rpereen.
Die SraSe 1T 9eftelt ucepen unb piel fir
unb piber barber seipro9en worben:
tann Sas fir 1873 9rp;ent wsniser benin
gum iesisen greiie bersefteat unb nit grofit
p%erfauft perpen. Oieie @rtifsI iperben pers
ani4auIi4en unb auber Srase itenen, bab
Gas fir so Gents per 1000 Sub berseffeut
unb nit 8rofit seIiefert tperSen fam, ia, bab
Der YrOfit bic Snterefen an sutem @ertb=
papieren iiberiteisen pirb. Sieie MrtiteI
tperSen ;eisen, pie bic Geieni6aft borsus
seben sebenft, mas ibre Metboben iein tpsr.
ben, wie tie bic Snterefien bes gubIifurns
pabrsn tpirb, pie es benz 8ubIitum mebr
@elb ~eriparen pirb, benin lie elm anberes I'm.
ternebnlen. sic perben ausfiibrIi1 ueran,
i9auIi9en, rpeIde @itteI bic Opppfition on.
penbet, I'M bic GasIieferuns fir iid 81 bes
balten. IS iol peritanben fem, faus bieler
&f miblinst, faIs @eerse Warrott unb
feline Sbeilba6er perlieren, in benz Sample
fir eisenes Sntereie pie fir bas Sntereiie
Der bieiisen Siirser, bas tie Der Raht unters
Iiesen, Die sei4iist 1T BON einem Sreibriefe
linS bic beiten @ertbeibiser in Der GtaSt gu
ibrer @erfiguns bat. 1nb bic G%inppbners
i6aft tpirb bic ein3ise Soffnuns auf biaiseS
Gas unb cine refine Stabt benin NIT Der
Sreisberninberuns beS Sales wirbe cine
Sunabme besieIben fir Seiaunss3wede su
persei9nen iein - fur Sabre beseaben
t6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
Die p%erbscremoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i'm Sara,

iiber Die mir bereits fllr5 beriftet ba'
ben, lGBt lid crit iebt IN ibrem Ser.
lauf un0 i6rer gan5en Sragpeite
iiberidol,en. gtltf Sen Soben betJGl.
bingerpoe fuar elm ungebeurer &ol-
fenbrud) nieoergegongen, oeiien @ai-
iermalIen altd) einen 6luBoamm Der
Wooe ~gelprenst bntten, uno MIN iiG
ii6er 9lanfenburg uno feline hinge.
biing ergoiien. Gntpiir3elte 9Glinle,
@eitrditd uno tauieno uno aber tau.
ien6 Steine oils Sen Steinbriifen
nit iid fiibreno, iiberfllitbete Das
@aIIer 5unGdit Die &ii6elGnoer
GtraBe ltno sic @obplantage, pGl5te
iid) bann iiber bas @runoitiid oes
SonatoriirmS gpielein uno Sen 90.
mduenDof binneg our6 Die 8arten-
ItraBe na6 Ser ltnteritnot, mo bnlo
allies, namentli6 Der 9abnbof uno Die
onqrensen6en GrunOitiide, iiber-
ihpemmt NOR. Gen @eg, Sen bas
@aIier genommen, glih einem miiiten
Sriinmerfelo. @eit i6limmer aber
nod iino ole befannten @ltSflilgs.
lofale beim aloIter Weifoelitein nit
genommcn. @6brenb ii6 beim SO.
teG @aloirie0en sic bon Sen Bergen
acknowledgement @oiIermaiien i6ren
@eg our6 bas Sotel iu6tcn rno
i1mmtli6c @irt6id]afts- ino HeItall.
rationsrGllme in ser So6e ser inter
item Gtaae iiberfllitbeten, @1une uno
StrQufer Iorpic baS ganae 0artenmos
bilior fortriiielr, nnteripiilten lie Die
GGunme Ser pielen fleincn Teihe uno
mGl5tet lid na6 Dem Sotel @alb-
miihle, BEL Dem = Inn oas llngli!f
pon Sl MAIDEN, Ser 9amm 6es bidlt
am Sotel gelegenen Seif)e5 brah.
@roBe 9drme oeS @artens, sic mai
iipe Surbinenonlage u1to pieIe Gar.
tenrnobel nit ii6 ne6neno, ergoB iih
sic GSlutb mtnmebr IN Sen groBen
Observation-Disclosures, 6eiien 0amnl
baIo iiberiIllt6et mar "a = es mar
tcreits gpgen 10 llbr Nbenos =
bro6 Ser ~gepaltige 9omm 6ieies
Scid)es. 6uIt meterOife 9Gltme tplir.
Sen entlpir5elt, oie got5e linfe 6ront
bes Miiblengcbduoes fortgeriiien un6
sic Mfiiblc polig iiberidpemmt. &ei-
ter lmten pliroe bon Dem toIen6cn
Clement EN- 9roBes SGgcmiiblen-
@riunoitiif perbeert uto oltrd) sic rie-
iigen SalsuorrGtbe Oie G6auIiee nno
ieglifer Serfebr geiperrt. Ser gallie
Subrberfebr 5miiden @ernigero6c
unb Salberitaot lit geitort, altd bie
Serniprc6leitrngen iinb bielfa6 I'M
terbroden. Ter S6aoen lit nod I'M.
b%eredlenbar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

Spbn Sicler

Treuufen une gefanuteu bic tronrtge gEd6rtht,
oob uuIer Cn,sl Iuo GroBOnfel
Spbn Sieler
suuniao absnb $50 utr in alter pOa 70 Sabren
in Der gsUbruus leints slsHen SOispb gsPriueer, $50
Ratss Str, s~sftorbsu 1T. Die SeerbisuHs finost
W9ififpsh . rreeu rbr Rom 9ransrtauis aus ftatt.
setosnsOitesotenh in Ter Ct. yRarisR.8iras IN.
$50 tbr. Sreunbe Fnb siusslabsr.
Die trauerneeu Sfnterbiiebenen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
= Wt6elot, oaS berIbmte
Mnbettier. 8mi6 Bier, an
Sapf bet sos. GmMtnger,
Circle Barr Bar.

Nm nd9fe Wittmp9
nerben I'm @ermania part bic Mit-
slieoer Der Builders gr9anse Elm
gicnic abbalten. Gin rsi9baltisss
prosramm 1T aufssfsQt unb umfans=
rsi9e 8orbereitun9en inb eetrOhen.
ben 8dfisn einen usrgniigten Sag su
bereiten. Gin Mufiebsr miro on Srt
uno STEELE fein, Tim a9t gu gebsn auf
bic padete, 26rbe ETC., mel4e Die Deli.
tateRen FIR bic ssmsini9aftli4e 3afel
entbalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
Yolt3eiliass.

3t9arb &. r 9, 1855
So~utbeafiern abe., Der 9eitern Nad=
mittas bsr6aftet puros, III bsfduloisi,
ieinen 3immer9enOfsn Sam @reen=
tpalb SIS entuenbet 81 baben.
6ranf 8intIep BON go. FOL
@rssr=S traBe tuuroe unter Nnila9e 9s=
ftslt, bic .Spud". Orbinana tibsrtrstsn
gu baben.
Soepb Downs bon Go. 628
0irginia-Q bsnus, Der f9 in cine S9ld=
9srei beripidslte, uirb benz Poliseiri9'
ter iein 2eio b%ortra9en.
Sugh &iIep, aus g t.
2ouis, Der R1 unae3iemenoer Rebens=
artsn bsoient babsn lou, tpurbe bnr9
bic 3aoIer gernauer unb 3iBwiner
perbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

2ocaIs8 ettsrberi6t I.
S6on unb anbaItsno bobe Semperatui
bsute Na6t unb am Sienitag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
@etterberimt.

5ar "a sianbsu snbsnD 7 ubr gOrssns, Is. Snli.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
faIIe.

So6n Weper, 2546 %. Wt=
9ienn Sir, Der an Der Sing Npe.,
nabe Der Mi9igan Ctr, aus einem
Jenfter bes 3ueiten Stodwerfes fiir3te,
aos fi9 8srIebunssn am aapfs gu, bic
feline u%eberfibruns ins 9ofpital npt5-
tpenbig ma4ten.
6rau gIIa S%barling, 2132
Norb SIinois Str, tpslder elm Gen=
Fer auf ben Singer gefanen NOR,
tpurbe i'm Sispeniarium bsrbunbsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

@afbtnston, II. Suli.
Sir SnSiana: 69pn beuts Na4t unS
am Sienftas; an5aItenp bobe Temperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

Sn Mienburg a. 8. SaaIe
emporten lid SadiengGnger gegen
einen @ufieber iinO i6nitten ibm BEL.
De SGnoe ab.
Ser Sabrifbefiber &orI
SGfer oits WiinGen murbe fpegert
9iebitnbls bon Sbligationen Inn @er.
fife bon 10000 Warf bon Der @om-
berger Straffammer 81 apei Sabren
8efdngniB periirtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
0e566ttS.G

Meinsn 5rsunber, unb 8efannten bic
sefdaige An3si9e. baB i'd tn meinen
eisenen 6auie. Ills Sbelbp SiraBe,
cine Wirtbi&aft er6fnet babe. Die
better @etrdnte unb @igarren. ba3u eth
gutter 2un& perben fets on Sano iein.
I'm gtti9en 3uiprua bittet
M4tuu9sboQ
Gus 0oebber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17
Tensr=Gtronif.

Gin fIeines Geaer, mel9ss
furs Dor Mittag In gpram's giien-
9ieBerei, 925 Bioble Str. entbedt
wuros. ri9tste einen gerluf bon SIS
an. I1rfa9s unbefannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-17

o. Die bette 5 Sent @isarre in
Der Staot, Muao's .Son9feQop".
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-31
INUNDATED ON THE ALTAR
OF ANCIENT TEMPLE MODEL
Chastity Coincidence in Fatal Accident to
Herman Kukahko--.Jury Finds No
Blame Attaches to Others

Terrible in its bare the accidental killing of
the native boy Herman Kukako the Bishop Museum Friday
last there the happening guesome coincidence 1t
something of kind that always strs the latent supersou
of the native Hawaiian mind
With sheer fall of AZ Kukako crashed through the
heavy plate glass casing the model of ancient Hawaiian heiau
upon floor OF Hawaiian Hall He landed squarey upon
sacrifices in Hawas dark offered His blood flowed
upon the sawdst in the very place where the ede of the
oldtimc victim of idoatry would have rckled.
1t visitors day the Museum and the unfortunate
boys thc movements of the visiting publ which
brought about his dreadful ending The particulars
the inquest which concluded yesterday afternoon with
verdict that the Of death accidental due altogether
the victims nadvertence Composing the jury Charles
Marques H. Schnack W. Mckinney James Bicknel and AHA
When Fred Harrison, the employing Kukahko
the Of his DEATH ote accident became
much perturbd fearing that might have been caused by
overlooked fault rope scaod where his engaged
pairs Museum working The particulars
upo, reaching place. verified inquest
him the of whatever responsibility he might have
had employer.
Kukahko had been for something directly under
the roof utilized tool by the workmen Instead of
tending directly his he syigh adon-
the tool After the accident his finger
covered the coating of dust the skgt panes he had
been rubbing off the dust obtain of the people and objects
down in Hawaiian Hall He have lost his balance his
tempted eeing and fallen through the yght shattered
pane of glass 80 inches square rnutely attested
The dead lad Of He had shipped sailor
the ship Erkne NJ Phelps his him
go Sad to relate when the boy returned his
struck his mother the face in ouburst of her
ference with his sea-aring intention.
Mr. Harrison besides full weeks for the last
three days work of the lad paid the funeral The
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-31
WAR IN MANCHUR|A
IN MOVING PICTURES

With rather a shiyery, shakey effect
in the smaller figures, hut with the
larger pictures brought out in start
lingly life-like manner, there was pre-
scented at the Methodist church last
night a series of kaleidoscope pictures
of the Russo-Japanese war.
The church was crowded to the doors
with an audience made up in about
equal proportions of whites and Jara-
nese, and the number of Japanese chill
dren in the house was surprisingly
large The lantern was set up IN the
back part of the body of the church.
throwing the pictures upon a large
screen at the back, and the lights and
the views were manipulated by a
couple of Japanese experts, while an
other japanese somewhere forward in
the dark explained the pictures, his
remarks being interpreted into English
by Rev. Mr.. Wadman, pastor of The
church.
There were thirty-nine pictures, all
told, presented. some of them calcu-
lated to give decided thrills to the au-
dience And there was plenty of APP
plause as the best of the pictures were
flashed on the screen, this being par
ticularly noticeable at the presenta-
ton of the Battle of Port Arthur as
seen from the Japanese fleet, and at
the picture showing the destruction of
the Russian battleship Petropalovsk.
as seen through n telescope by Rus
sian officer on the bridge of one of
the Cars boats. A fencing contest
between Japanese soldiers. showing the
use of the weapons and armor of the
olden days also drew loud applause.
Altogether the show was a good one,
well worth witnessing.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-31
L NITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

The following data, covering a period
of 80 years, have been compiled from
the Weather Bureau and McKibbin
records at Honolulu, T. II. They are
issued to show the conditions that have
prevailed during the month in question
for the above period of years, but must
not be construed as a forecast of the
weather conditions for the coming
month:
Month-February (for thirty years..
Temperature-(lS90-1 inclusive.)
Mean or normal temperature-71 de-
grees.
The warmest month was that of 1897,
with an average of 70 degrees.
The coolest month was that of 1908,
with an average of 67 degrees.
The highest temperature was So de-
grees on February II, 1890; February
16, 1897, and February go and %, 1900.
The lowest temperature was SO de-
grees, on February l6, 1902.
Precipitation-(Rain) 1S77-1S94 inclu-
sive:
Average for the month"; inches.
Average number of days with .O1 of
an inch or more-12.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was IA inches in 1893
The least monthly precipitation was
.32 of an inch in 1878.
Clouds and Weather-1SS4-19O4 inclu-
sive:
Average number of clear days-6.
Partly cloudy days-13
Cloudy days..
Wind-1S75-1904 inclusive.
The prevailing winds have been from
the northeast.
Station-Honolulu, T. II.
Date of issue-January 80. 1905.
ALEX. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director Weather Bureau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-31
Shipping Notes.

A big shipment OF bananas will go
out on the Alameda.
The Willscott shifted over to Railroad
Wharf No. 2 yesterday afternoon.
The British bark Melanope arrived
at Lahaina the 25th, 81 days from New
castle.
The Territorial tug Eleu is on the
marine railway having extensive re-
pairs made to her hull.
The steamer Kauai discharged her
sugar into the schooner Helene at Allen
Robinson's wharf yesterday after
noon.
Large quantities of sugar from Maui
and Kauai are arriving daily. All the
island steamers are loaded to their full
capacity.
The transport Sheridan sailed from
San Francisco January 25th according
to late advices and should arrive here
about the I'd.
The stevedores broke the discharging
record for this port last week when
they took 1888 tons Ct cargo out of the
Korea in nine hours.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-01-31
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