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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-25

Tumblers, So cents dozen Dimond &
co.
Pacific Lodge will meet tonight for
work in third degree.
j. Castle Ridgway of Hno, National
Bank examiner, is in town.
Rev. w. e. Crabtree and family left
by the Kinau for a visit to the volcano.
The yacht La Paloma returned yes
terday morning from cruise to La
! hama
The Board of Health will hold a
meeting on Wednesday afternoon at 3
o clock.
Pacheco's Dandruff Killer will give
you comfort this hot weather by keep
! ing your head cool
The Peniel Mission will reopen Thurs
day evening at the hall, corner of Ho-
tel and Fort streets.
Mrs. st. Clair Bidgood, Wife of the
manager Of Haleiwa, left by the Kinau
today for a visit on Hawaii.
Miss Florence Yarrow will leave for
the States for a short vacation trip
on the liner Siberia this week.
Mrs. l.. de L. Ward, who is on a visit
here from New Zealand, left by the XII
nau today for a visit with relatives in
HamaSua
The S. $ Sierra will bring us a host
of good things from the coast markets,
including apricots, peaches, plums, etc.
and nutmeg melons. Henry May & co.
Lieut.. Slattery, U. 5. A. accompanied
by Mrs. Slattery leaves today for Ha-
wall on work connected with his de-
partment. Mrs. Slattery will visit the
Volcano.
e. A. Fraser, manager of the Hawaii
Railway, left for his home, Mahukona,
! by the Kinau today. He has been in
Honolulu. accompanied by his little son
Sydney, since Saturday,
| A special meeting Of the Ahahui To-
Ian, will be held this afternoon at 3
oc,ock in st Andrews Sunday school
room. All members are urgently re-
| quested to be present.
Volume 16 of the Hawaiian reports
has just been issued. The first copy
from the binder was sent to Acting
Governor Atkinson, with the compli-
moEts of the Justices of the Supreme
Court.
Fl. e. Cooper left by the Mauna Loa
today in the interest of Hutchinson
Plantation to confer with the members
of the settlement association that has
applied for the lands which have until
now been under lease to the plantation.
a meeting of the Taft reception COM
mittee will be held at $3.50 this after
noon at the Promotion Committee
rooms for the purpose Of auditing the
bills incurred during the visit of the
Taft party and winding up the ac-
counts.
superintendent of Public Works Hol-
lOway has received a letter from the
Hilo Board of Supervisors stating that
it does not want to rent the Masonic
buildings at Hilo, but wants a building
belonging to the territory in Bridge
street, near Wainuenue.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-25
KOOLAU ROAD
IS HELD UP
SUPERINTENDENT HOLLOWAY IS
FRIENDLY TO THE PROJECT BUT
IS CAUTIOUS.

The KoOlau railroad is in the hands
of some friendly enemies, Superintend-
ent Holloway of the Public Works De-
partment, in whose decision for the
time being lies the fate of the project,
is assembling his love, but he has not
exactly kicked the railroad down
stairs.
Il have taken the advice of the At
torney Generals department in the
matter of the KOolau road" he said
this morning, "and I shall write the
KOolau road projectors today to the
effect that 1 am doubtful of my author
ity to grant a right of way over public
land. Personally 1 am in favor of the
road very heartily for I am sure that
it would do a great deal for that side
of the island. If the case is taken up
on an agreed statement of facts 1 shall
hope to have an early hearing"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-25
DAILY STOCK REPORT

Between Boards Pioneer, $3.50;
HOnomu, $50; % Olaa, IS.
AInI1n,,r.l.. e.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Pacneco's Dandruff Killer. Page 3
Pacific Lodge Recommendations. Page 5
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-25
james F. Morgan,
AUCTIONCER AND
BROKER.
sii-S57 Kaahumanu st. Tel. NUN u.
p. o Boz 694.
HERE'S BARGAINS.

Those fine "Kaalawar Beach lots
that you went to view yesterday, or
should go to see as soon as pos
sible, will be offered at the following
low prices:
Lot. 1, 3O,O65 sd. IT, with large dwell
ing and outhouses, price $500.
Lot 2, 2,1SO sd. TT. Price $500.
Lot 3, 5000 50. #. Price $4,000.
Lot T. ,435 So. #. Price $500.
Lot 5, 36,455 50. #. Price $1,000.
All of these lots are nicely grass
and well shaded with mature trees.
Water laid on.
Easy terms of payment will assist
you to get a beach lot right now.
Remember that these prices are I'M
usually low.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-07-25

FRENCH AND GERMAN LESSONS.
French German in weeks. Class
es at Y. M. G A. French, 9 a. M, $3.50
and Z p. m. German, 4:30 and p. m.
Come and bring your friends.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
@Onia GbiuarS in Yaris.
Yoriicr 9rief.

aonig Goliurb meilt lett brei IA.
Gen bier uno genieBt, iomeit @itic'
ring mo ToliSei es ibm geitotten.
Den Barrier 6riibling. 9as @etter
lit n1mlid red)t unfreunolit uno Ole
Eoli5ei etiuoS iebr ouiorinalid. Sic
meilt es nit Dem bobcn @aite 81
gut, lie iteat ibm auf Shritt u.Iritt
81 piele Siderbeitstradtcr unb 81
piele Surroruier in ben @eg. Gori.
drBert iit 8eicoiie's Suftgeiiibl,
oenn ale Melt lueiB, onB Die begei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

orterlllosi6bi9 tuerOc. Ob ober So-
pan Sort @rtbur an China 5ltrltds
acben iueroe, lei 5rn1ddit nid)t ob5li'
leben. GuS crlpdbnte abtommen
nrroc bon G~nglono uto China on1
3. MpriG 1898 gcihIoI'en. goourf
prrbe Der Sufen bon MeisSdlsgSet
an Gnqlor6 Inter oen'elben ge'
binounqen in To6t gcgeben, mic
Bort gtrtbur an RitBlono" (2S,
M4r, 1891; oo5 EoftperbdItniB
,ioQte mdbrcn 6is 5ilr Raltmun9
9ioottno'8 ourd Die @uiicn."
(Wiilm. 6erolo.)
Sir uniere I~nglomoncn,
Die iid bier Die geintIeioer olIfrenr-
peIrl, ncnn e9 in 2onOon regnet, lit
eS bon h0d)iter 9eOeutunn oaB
a0nig GoporO iif Ole HeIte ieiner
3Gbne 5ic6en l0Bt, nm lie Olrd
fiinItlidc SIT crieben. No6abmlng
bieieS bo6en @eiipicl5 bat bod icin
ge6cnflidc3, oieQeiht begniigcn tie
iid oomlit, in 0en nddlten 8oden
3o6nifmcr5cn 81 morfircn.
Sad ser NIB d GBung oeS
Geniu8oireftor8 Nortb III @oibings
ton iinb Ole 9eo0IfcrungS5iiicrn Ser
5cbn groBtcn Stdote oieieS SonocS
foGgcnoc: Help-Dorf, 3,902,097; Gbi'
cogo, 1896; GbiIohelpbio, T..
lt7,O62; 81. 2ouiS, 636,973; Bolton,
617,tO2; Baltimore. 546,2t7; Glepe-
lono, 43G,3t4; Buffalo, 400,747;
Gan 8ron5isco, 30l,669; Yittsburg,
360,6Gt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Gnrl s. VI &rcmshera.

Gs Iiarb am 90. Utnt 1905 Garl y. n. areuS
BERG, g~eliebter @ntte Der oerftorbenen gnIlt
Nreli5bera. Die 9eeroigung iinoet 9onneritag
3 llbr Nabmittn9s. bon feiner Icbten @obnllltg
8er1pnnSte unb 5relnoe Der tSnmiIie a9tuuss
bon einaeEnoen fiuo. @eifcRung aui Der Bal
timorer gentetern."
9alo oiellei6t. an balo berihwunoeu
Sit alf meine 9ebenS8eit;
lluo fper meiB. bon Hleinen Stil1oer
abnmt Die Ieete pobl idor ben'
8, Idif' @ottes Beg ms iuunoeln,
SmIrler out uto reolit b%Guoelr,
Sab mir, lpenn oer Batter init,
6reIoie itnfei in Die Sruft.
G1A-51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Baltimore Sransier 81.
iebt an Der

iebt an Der
shSoh'6de bon eight anb. 2umbaro.e trake.
bot ibre glIsitnitune uno uebrere Subrfperfe
(sans) bersrpbert uno 1T ieet i'm Stanoe,
MobeI bon Saus su Sdrs 8u bef5rbern unb
fir bic anibe,pabruua ODER @erfenouns 8u pers
baden. 9rompte uni 8uperIdfiae aeoiernno
piro suaefi6ert. (52-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
8efanntmahnnaen
Tepartement fir Dfientlidbe gauten.
SmbsH epartement oes Gtaot.S naenieurs
ali imore, ben Y. Wlai 1870

limo re, ben II. Iidi 1905.
geriieeeIte 5oroerii1as aneebote. bic an ben
.Voaro of giparos." 5u SdHbeu oes StaotsGes
giitrators, ~corefiirt fem miiiien, iperoen bis
Wittppdl, ben 81. Wlai 1905, 8ormittdes IL
llbr. bonn Stnots8egiftrator in oeiieu Biireau
i'm Rntbbuuie e%ntgeec1 geuprlmen, fir bic vi.
o%euirt1g Der ct. Y~GuIsStraBe, BON Der einunos
oretbisiten Giraffe bis sur WterrpmnH's Zane,
fopie oes Wierrhmun's 9unes8ouleparb, bon
Der gidbe Der GnloertsStrnb ~neropefiIi6 bis
sur StaotgreH6e, 6itIif bon 9toIano : sloenue.
Spe5tftfationen uno Inaebots : 5ormulare
neroeH aut SerIange1t bon oieiem giirenu 9es
%liefert. Ser o@oaro Of 9tfuaros~ be6dlt lid oas
Hebt Dor, ir9eno lpelfe lino nue Ineebote 3u
oertperfen, Gin beeIaubiater 9bed in Der
9bbe oes in ben Gpe8tfifdtioneH nngegebeneu
Setrages, 5abIbar an ben WtaUor llno Staotratb
bon gnlttmorc, lnuB ieoem .sneebot
b~eigetigt feil.
Die aefaInmte abeefbdtte g(rbeit II { abt
G0,970 Titbif garos Nusbeblrg uno sc, 800 ais
Bit YaroS SIuifiillln9.
y. Z. Senban,
Stabts Sugeniellr.
@eitdtiot:
e. Sfnn Simamus,
Trdltbent Der 9untraftsgebDroe
(Wui19, 20 2,23.2 "a, 90. 1927, 29,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

SuusNulHtiI Z uthth StAtuHtf auutCe. w..
8alttmore. ben 4. 0lai 1905.
Soroerungss9 tu9cbote fit Ole 8eparatlir oes
@eri6ts6auies Der Staot Baltimore iueroen
bon Dem s8oaro Of NUaros" bon Baltimore
ertaegen aenuulnlelt.
acknowledgement miiNen In berfteeeIten
8riefumi6ldaeu an ben y9oaro Of Mtparos"
n~oreiiirt Hn6 at ser glbenleite nit Ser ginf,
'fhrift ,BropoiulS Tor the alterations in Beft
s5acuoe Of tbe Court Souie tor Baltimore GitD"
oerfeben ieir, uno bis Wlittluod, ben 81. Mnt
1905. Yormittags II ubr, bel SrI. S1rrb 8.
cooper (StaotsR egiItrdtor) in oeiien 8iireau
i'm Rat6baufe eineereiht peroet.
Seocs Observation-Disclosures nub bon einem
beeInubigteii 9bed in Der Sobe BON eiHem 9roa
Sent q gro6ent) bes Setrages oes 5oroeruu9ss
glneebois, 5abIbur an ben Diapor nnb Stabts
ratb bon Baltimore, be9leitct iein.
Ser erfuIarei6e 8ieter tuiro ~aebaItet ietr,
8iiraidaft al iteueu ulo ben 8eitllnntiI1aen
oes GtaotsGbarters be5ilgIi6 9ontrnite Hn65it'
iolltnen.
3ei6muueeu II. epe5iftIatiouen ijnneu am II.
mad SumftaG, ben 6.Iiai 1905, i'm 9iireau bes
Mrhiietten, ben Serren gSbatt & Plotting, glr.
9, Sft2eJiugtousStrabe, Baltimore, etH9eiebefi
peroen. .
Sic Neb6roe r~eicruirt iit oas Gettt, trgero
pet6e poer ule @~nqebote 8i oeriuerten. r.
6. Sian Simanns, Wiabor, 8oriteer.
@eitdiiet:
6. SLAB Simanus,
Gr1Iioent Der Gontraitsgebor6e.
(Uiai5,6 {, 6, II 13.1G.1S,20.23.2O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
@crmiidte In3cigcn.
Scht Gudl nnr.

Snielteu uno stiicr ani Semitic, 9iIau5en,
sSeittloder, 6oten unb in @eiIiieel Stlllen
nerinebreit iih; pcnn Mot pcrnidbtet, miro au.
meines Observation-Disclosures S6 Iiefere irs
aeno etlpas in oieier Siniiht. @rose Sorris
The bon Gcier, lie 10 Gents. gtecnien p%erlail9t.
@m Z. Gprie,
. CMt24 5&S1N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
@nt. 8uacl.

SO ftnr6 am p. Mai 1905 Ism. gpael, 43
Sabre ult. Die @eeroi9ung iinoet I'M Sreitas,
ben 26. Wtai. giahmittag5 4 llbr, BON Oer SSo9s
nrna ieines S6piegeriobns, 1rn. Better 6ortliB,
Gr. t120, Gantur.aucnuc, aus Gui Der Nj.
Carmel GeineierO" pripdtim itatt.
tgteius glorfer, Geuniplnuuier UNI 9bicugoer
3eitun9en mOgen a~elauigit c%opiren)
G4b-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Gcnrn Geil.

IS itarb AM "a. Mai 1908 SeurN acil, Ges
liebter @utie bon elizabeth Aeil. i'll ictner
gSobnulg, yir. S22, SancocraS traRe, Dor, no
mittdgs nm > ltbr, ituttfinoet. t45)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Enrl y. Spms.

IS itar6 AM II. mai 1905 nab fur5er @rnnf=
belt IN &iuah, Seitreid, 6arl y. Som5, friber
in Baltimore. MO, %nnidiitg, I'M SO. Hebensiubre.
U45-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Tura Sdrulse : Hnit.

SO ftarb AM %. Niai 1905 9ura edul5e'
9iuit, eelie6te Satin bon Z. Bm. Enit. Die
8eeroiSune itnoet Sonnertaa, Den %. Mat,
2 llbr Ndhmittaas. bon ibrer Iebten Sobnung
ietuna prioatim auf Der p9ouoonsFartsGemes
teri. " 044-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
2pRoun Hurf.

Der banptfdhiidbfe -Griebbof In Baltimore.
8u feber 8eit srrei9bar. Stint Gents Sabr.
aeIo bon allen &taottbeiIcr. Strabenbabu.
Baeeons p%aijiren ben Saupteiueang. ane bret
N,innten. 8urnes Barte3immer fir Solte,
Die ben Srieobof bel raubem g8etter befu6en.
Beard6nibpldte Su febr m1bieen 9retfen,
.f1nmilid inter tortpdtreloer Bfleee.
Hirean: Nr. 81, Heit.S aratuga.Strdhe.
(San6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
lorraine

Ulalertth - Furiartta - Srtebftm.
sselfli4 bon sSa'orGet EN- ino ttne 9al.s
NortbsgIbemlesGar. Sreie 9utf6en Wafmittnes
am terminus. Bretfe bon @eerdbnlbpIdtcl ieet
fpe3ieI. 2eihte Beoineureeu. 1eIepbon =
Gaton 223. eire1u: Srantltn. nub Minhfpr.
McabS. yerlauat Sroihhre. (Wlat4. 1S,9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

tStnats+ Sefretar $ a y,
Der in 9ao Naubeim elm g%elnnoer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
SooesfGQc.

S(m %. Wiui W%tarsarctbe Seuiel.
Mml %. Didi 8eurge Is. Wiiner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
NeueS auditorium.

WOtiuee'n am Mtitipo6, GouHeritag. 5reitaa
ltno Samitag.
BUR fir Samen.
Spe5ieQeS G%ugdeemeut Der beriibmieu @eoars
%feHIefer mo 1raumoeuter
She Vans.
Inter Witiuirfune elmer Site GauoebiQes Comp.
Spe5telle Breife: 15c., 25c, 50c.; Hidt b06er.
DID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25

@ud2aS1e II @cfSureen di-
ncIidcr @Idttep bit Die &egiernng
in Tefing i'm Scbrlar on Den eng
liidcn @eian>ten bas formlid)e er.
iudcn geridtct, nrrnmebr, bo Nort
artbur iid, nidt n,ebr IN rri,lld)em
9eIis befinbe, bos ebcntals geldllol.
iene Ibfommen iiber Wet-Sal'sSol
fir crlcoiat 81, crfIaren une Die &iid'
sabc oieies Sofens al China gu Der
anIoiien. auf Nn,peiiuns @ieirer @e'
sieruna bat ser Gsianete 'bieraitf er'
hilbert. oaBnerIf nod Der Miidsabe
Sort artbufs an China sic 6raee
Der aufbebuns ienes abfonmens Ct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-25
Reftdtiot:
gau.Gomite Ses ueueu @ertdtssauies.

Grditbent Der @untraftsBebDr
(gluit9,2 90, %, 49, "a, 20 1927, 29,30)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-03
DIED.

FARREL.-At - West asth st. Monday. Nay 1,
John FarTel.
Funeral services At bis late residence ThuHdIy
afternoon a. half past three.
HARRIs.-on May /. at West iosth st Mn
Orsamus 7. Harris dormery Nu Leon
Hary1er
Funeral services Al church % TrsnsaEurAuoA.
Thursday morning at 1879
KRNT-On Monday. May 1, At hs residence. III
Avenue b, John X. Kent aged rs yeaui mon'a
day.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
NBwBoLD.-A Crosswoks House, Jsnkn'ovA'
Pa, Tuesday, May Z. 1905 Man Scott
daughter Of the late Col ThomAS A Scott
and wife Of Clemep, Buckley Nevbold E'0
PARSoNS--ln brooklyn, on TUESDAY MAJ J.
Frederic A. Parsons.
Funeral services az the Church Of the Rsd''mef.
'th sv. and PLolhc A.. on Thursdsy May
Gtt O'Clock kindly omit flowers
PIERCE On Tuesday. May 2 Almon J Pierce
aged a. years.
Funeral from his late residence, 81 West a'h a..
on Thursday, May Z. at O'Clock. WhfehaA
y. Y. papers please COPY,
RODAAN.-Suddenly. In South orGnGs. =. !.
May ?. 1905. Agnes. daughter Of Rsrdo'r1
and Caroline l. RodmGn. aged ysAr' ana
u months.
Funeral private Kindly send no flowers
SToCKwELL.-on Sunday, Apru %, At HI, t'
residence 20 GTamtTcy Park. Alden B stock
wen Ia the I'D year OF his age.
Funeral services on Wednesday morning AZ 10
O'Clock at the church OF the TransnT uTtuoh.
East 2otb ST. lnterment az WOODLAND.
WALLER. on April So ISOS. Richard L. walker
Ia hts dsth year
Funeral services will b. held Wednesday, NAY
a. iG3o 4. NJ, a. AsbuFy Methodist Church.
CrutOu 20 Hudson, y. Y. Carriages will meet
trhln leaving Grand Central station A. SO
a. A. Interneut a. the convenience Of the
family.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-03
BACk UP BROOKLYN BUILDERS.
Manhattan Employees IndOrse Their stand
In the Strike or MASOns.


The Mason Builders Association held a
special meeting in the Building Trades
Club yesterday 20 take action on the strike
OF the brioklayers' and plast srers' laborers in
Brooklyn Twenty Brooklyn contractors are
members Of the Mason Builders Association,
which takes in Manhattan and The Bronx
and most Of them we're present at the meet
ing IL was unanimously resolved 10 In
dorse the action OF the Bro Jklyn contrac-
tors in refusing the demands.
IL was considered improbable that the
Brooklyn trouble would extend ~ NJ anhat-
tan and The Bronx. Francis NJ. Weeks
president Of the Mason Builder Associs-
ton, made the following statement after
yesterdays meeting;
In Manhattan and The Bronx we have
an agreement with the bricklayers' unions
and the bricklayers' laborers By which the
bricklayers work only With union laborers.
In Brooklyn the agreement between the
brickayers' unions and the contractors
provides that the bTicklayeTp shall not make
any discrimination. The bricklayers have
not struck, but are made idle for the time
by the strike OF the laborers, who want s.
a day. II they struck they would violate
their agreement"
The last strike OF the brfcklAyers In Man
haitian took place about a year ago In
violation Of the old arbitration agreement
and was ia sympathy with strike OF the
laborerB for new wage scale and reoog-
milton Of the union. After the broklayers
had been out several weeks the strike was
settled and a Joint agreement was signed
recognizing the union Of helpers in Man
haitian
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-03
saw TBE RUSSIAN FLEET.
steamship Reports vessels AZ NhAtrSnE
HaN ON SaturdaN.
SyseiaI cable DtspaiehSI 10 tbs SUI.
.,.y.v,Nn Nav9 The afan ,ahir, natgn


Sg,eil! cable DtspaichtI 70 THK Sun
HoSGKoSo, May The steamship Deva-
wongse, from Bangkok, which arrived to-
day. reports that she sighted twenty-eight
ships Of the Baltic feet at p. NJ. last Sat-
urday. at Nhatrsng Bay, sixty miles north
Of Kamranh Bay One three-mastsd. two
funneled scout. with eight guns showing,
signaled the usual inquiries Later on the
Three Kings Islands the former North
German Lloyd steamship Kaiser Friedrich,
now q Russian cruiser, painted gray and
sho wing many guns. dipped her ensign
three times In salute.
Several oolliers attached TO the Russian
feet were met steaming south. One Of
them was empty. There was no coal
stacked on the decks Of the scouts that werS
seen. The master Of the DevGwongss.
Capt Guirckein, is Of the opinion that the
ships lie saw we're those Of the second OF
the three Russian Pacific squadrons tRo-
jestvensky'sl.
Capt Guirckeln saw six guns on the fore
castle Of the Kaiser Friedrich and two
iS-oentimeter quick-firers on her poop.
The vessel was very deep in the water.
Seven battleships and nine srmored cruisers
could be seen. The others were hidden The
disposition Of the mGsts showed that there
was a collier between each two cruisers.
TsRdTAU, May The German cruiser
Fusrst Bismarck, while Oh this port yes
terdav received a number OF wireless mes
sages which might have come a distance Of
twenty-five miles. The officers were unable
10 translate them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-03
DIDN'T LOOK LIKE 4 cor.
IAeber Posed a. a Butcher and Placed q
IS Bet With = Marked Bm.

John Nelson, who, according 70 the police.
Is Doc Kirk Of 100 West Eightleth street
was held in 81 OOO bail for examination by
Magistrate Crane In the West Side court
yesterday on tho charge that he was a
handbook man.
Detective Lieber Of the West Sixty
eighth street station said Nelson had
accepted from him "A five dollar bet on
lsraelite. in the s,1th race at JamAicl
on Monday afternoon. The bet was made
in the Orleans Cafe al Eightieth street and
Columbus avenue. liaher pretended TO
be a butcher. he aid that he had to
undergo vigorous crOss-examinstio ton
before Nelson would coept his bet Then
he took the money a marked s. bill, with
the remark:
L guess you are all right You don't
look like cop, but we have to he very
careful"
When searched he had a roll Of s28s
including the marked s. bill, an alleged list
Of seventy bets and cards from the different
tracks
Capt Cooney. who vas in court. said that
the police had heen after Nelson for a long
time Ths captain said he operDted in
the Majestic. the Endicott, Healy's restau-
rant and other well known places in the
neighborhood. He had a colored messen-
ger, who collected bets and carried the
winnin ~ the captain said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-03
OBITUARY..

Commodore Somerville Nicholson, I. 5. y,
retired. died az his home in Washington
Mond sy night At the age OF 81 years. He
had been III for many months and his death
Was not unexpected. Commodore Nichol
son wac a Lieutenant In the navy with Ad
miral PeTry's famous expedition TO Japan
ia 1856. lie Was attached TO the Admira's
flagship. the Mississippi. aud vas present
at the signing of the treaty between the
United states and the Japanese Govern
meut and also at the signing Of the duplicate
treaty in Washington In 1890 lie was born
In New York city, Jan. "a. 1922. his father
being Major Nicholson Of the Marine Corps
His mother was the daughter OF Leonard
LispenArd. a mem Der Of the First Continental
Congress. lie had command OF the steam
gunboat Msrblehead on the South Atlantic
Station az the breaking out OF the civil war,
and was with Admiral FarraRut at New Or
leans lie reached the grade Of Commodore
which is equivalent TO the present grade
on the retired list IN 1881 One OF his sons is
Major William Nicholson. seventh Cavalry,
and another is Comm ander Reginald }.
Nicholson. l. 5, \.
Mrs Jennie }, DusenbuTy, q daughter Of
Monday in the Williamsburg Hospital after
an operation for be removal Of q iHmorous
SvS fSs rd ' Of az eS S2gh e Aph
bury. who died last Christmas, For many
wears she vas actively Identified with the
and school In South Third street. She IL
survived bv two sons ana a daughter and
also 10y three broinefh, NlllhrN r wilson H.
and Warren f. smith, and one sister, Miss
Matte NJ. Smith
Mrs Clement Buckley New bold lied vest ter
day At Philsdslphis after an operation for
appendicitis. The operation followed not
long after the birth Of child. Before her
daughter Of the late Mr. and Mrs. thomas
A Scott Her father became president 81
the Pennsylvania Railroad in 1874, which
place he held until $50 He died May -.
1851 Her mother was Niss Anna Riddle OF
pittsbuTV. for many yeHre conspicuous IN
The social and philanthropic life OF Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. Mary Marshall stevens Hyde wife Of
Lewis ". Hyde. the lawyer. died yesterday
morning Of pneumonia az her home 80 Wash
she was about 20 years old. Mrs. Hyde MAS
the daughter Of David Mcclure, a lawyer OF
Clark county, Va She was the widow OF John
stevens, elder son of Edwin Augustus Stew
ems Of HoboEeil. founder Of the stevens IN.
Lewis u. Hyde siy wears sgo. She leaves a
daughter, Mary =. Stevens.
Miller Robbins, an old-tiiue retired Brook
Ign merchant. who had been h business on
Fulton street for nearly htty years. died Oh
his ninety-nrst year. lie was one OF the
founders OF the Fleet Street Methodist Epis-
cOpal Church and was civil War veteran
His third wife. eony seven grandchildren
and two grcAt-etandchildren survive him.
The Mother Superior, formerly Miss An
died Al New Orleans yesterday aged %
She was q native Of Londonderry, ireland.
aud entered the order IN ireland fOrty-siA
wears ago. She had been the Mother Su-
perior for SIX years.
Henry Hart, n retired New York broker,
died at the home Of his son-iu-law David
McilvRine, Va Orange road, MOntclair last
night. He vas ~ years old.