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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
TbiabrtStase Der S%a6asicr.0 ampicr
3un Hciu.Yorf.

gnl 1. Ge5cmbcr Gompfcr YSllgc.
ria" llah Nenpel.
Nnl I. Gc5enrber Gampicr SRA.
Donna" nad) Neapel uno Waricile5.
qm 1. Ge5ember Gunpfcr DYbiln,
oeIpbio" mad, Soutbomptou.
Nm I. Gc5cmbcr Gampicr rMcia.
bo" naf 2onOon.
Am /. 9cjem6er Gampicr ga.
tricio" nod Somburg.
Gm /. Gc5cmber Compiler .Soro.
MIA" nndJ 2iperpool.
gm /. Gc5cmber Gompicr nYrilt.
5ciiin Srcnc" nod 9tcopel uno o.
ma.
Nm a. Gcjembcr Camper .9aiicr
8ilbeIm Der 3lueitc" nod) @renlcn.
PIN A. Gc5cmbcr Gpir. nMoltfc"
liud Hcopcl un0 Ucnua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
yricfGef1rocrnna mad bonn Nnslanoe.

Die aisldnoiibe Roit fir bieic ut 1. Nes
5er1ber %eiloettoe gsote lbIiebt III allen 5dllen
piillitlid In Dem 0alptbilreau mie tolli:
Die Fndet ROT IN often BON 0 llbr MtorgeuS
bio 3 llbr 9inbmittags tigIi6, aus9encmineu
Soniidls.
Sic gndet peit naa @roBbritdunien ngS Or.
ll9alie ltllebt StefIiiaaS iino 5reitns5 I'M . ltbr
3anpfer iatren BON &ep.gort ab bis amber.
1rans.A tientiine esft.
5rcttda I'M u lbr ghcnoS naG Srs
lnlio per 0dnpfer n9aronia" ntn SueenStoiun
CBolt nGdD aroerct Ibeilen bon europa mui,
per G%dronta" a%oreliirt iein) nm llbr slbenoN
na6 europa per Sampfer 9bilabelpbia" bin
Eilniontt uno Sberhoura.
Vn't iad Glib NIB. Gentrahslmerila, gecits
inbieH etc.
SrelfGB i'm 10 ltbr slbeIIoS nuf Gils
t1t1o. Seile5lield mo Colombia per Hampfer
20 ninrdcnibo"; nab Rorto 4iieU per Sdmpter
searellra" oin Sun Sinn: nab oen eeeiuarha
iIGh Jorinie 2slano uuo Snrrdtca per Sdmpier
. Snrlttd"; nab NdrbaooS per Snnpfer .4urs
ibsr@; MOO Dlieatan ino Garngccbe per Nampier
Die ROT mao 9leufuuolanO Ytu 9ioro. 5poncb
nfo nnh Wlilnclou rtd guiion ihIicbt bier tia
l@ nm ; llbr giahmittaas; ncd Cuba pin
Gotta Mico, Sonsnras cSfufiisJ. @icaragTI
lCiitnite) itno @uninmnIn pin Rrtp. Srlcut.,
ttdltci lnu 10 llbr IbcioS: mao Wicrico sim
tialid I'M . llbr 9.abmittaaS rno 10 ilhr
gt6cnos.
Sraus.gaeifie. s.sit.
Nrettrg ~ lJl TO ltbr NbenoS rad, oua
maii. @idrl NIB cen Sbiltppiuen oin Sdu
Srniciscu.
Somutag ,r 7 llhr ghenSS rnf. or.
oen SiitsSnteln uno gicus GaIeoonien
hin Edncouner: nan 1apdl. 9oren iino China
t1rr ipejien n%orcifirt pia Seuttle: INN 10 lhr
sthfnSe nah Saipait, SapGn. Sored, G5inu uro
Ger Gbiltnotien nid san 6yaHcisco.
Sic I'oit nnd) Neit SeeInno, sluitralien. geus
Galcbrrien Sano1. Sn,ruii nno Siii Snielu
pid SGn Srnnciaeo fhlie,t bier iialid, i'm
10 ubr Nbeneo h's ann -. Eejcriber.
". Saa Sarris, Soitmeiiter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
Shiffsnnhridltcn.

Ncm 9orf, %. Mon. - Augc
fonuneu: scr 9ompier g@ullio" pon
Mnricillc.
Nbaciohrcn: Die Compiler ga
Frouencc" nad) SABRE. .Sc0ric" nod
Bibraltor mo Neorel.
Bremen, 26. Nop. - NnNefom
men: ocr Compiler Y@ounouer" BON
@olpcItor.
Hiperpool, %. Nop. - Nn1e
fonlnlen; Ger Gornpier Baltic" Don
NCm4 Dorf.
GucenStomn, %. Nop.-4bgc
iobrcn: Der Compiler Settle" (uon
SipcrpooD rod Ncp Dorf.
@rom Sea ., %. Nou.- Ioiiirt:
Der 3ampier aNmcrifo" (pon Icu
2)ort) nud) Somburg.
Naurc. %. Dob Il1gcfommen:
Der Compiler go Sopoic" pon Nep.
?)prf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
@crmiidtc telraraphiidr Nepeidcn.

Nn SlneDdro 0aoen, Wtdli.,
mur0e &o6n G3fea. elm aui oem
Sdooner n@iqiam u. <iton" Re
idjGitigtcr iinlGnoiiher Watroie, ge-
tootet, in0em er 5niihen sic Speidcn
Ser 2(ni5u0Suinoe gerietb.
SIN Compton ser ,Srodman
9rif 60" bel 1iibfia Gambling BADEN
Gin6red)er eineu groben aalicnihranf
0ciprengt ul6 $500 in baarem @eloe
crbclltet.
- Gurd 6cller 5critort pllr0e in
9irningbam Ala, Oos pom Sen Gro.
0lftcnbGnolcrn @cbr, 0ou1lnS u1o
Der Ilrlna 6ca 4 MperS ~ottupirte
@ebGlIOc, Sdo0en 100000.
N(cronoer 0ermann. welher
ungefIagt mar. am 4. Suli 5. s. Mar
tin SoriinSfp cridolien 5u bo6en. lit
in Bridgeport. Cont, oes MoroeS int
critcn @rooc idtiOi1 ~6ciuu6en NOR,
0cu.
- Bel 6ijbfiq Gambling. Ny. lit
Sic 2ci6e bc9 29.idbrigen lbomtaS
6~itgibbons aeiunOcn noroen; man
glalrbt, Dab Der iltngc Wanh ntf Scr
3ngo Onrh Sclbltentloocn icinea &c.
lpcbreS aet00tct lpur0e.
- Tn @alliBin, Bo,, brnnnteu &C.
oaS OpernhaIS, SbiQirg 4
INSTRUMENTATION, Soiepb
NcuAol'S 9epnrtementslaOcn. ionic
on0ere @ebGioe nieoer. Ter
betr1ot S250.O00.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
Saipb Hies' ..wIcluele.e aae.D

sfntooh'oue pom SpiuT MN 6urrcftsStr.
Salpt1lnrticr oeS SeidHBoereius ,Wclps
hic". Stngliulocn ichcn GpnneriIueWbeub
8ertGnlnllllrgen hes centennial Mebger.
Nereitl5" teecn 2. mo A.. Gieniiag i'm
MFonGi. Telepbor-G. * q. @olie 1856 u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
SerIanat i'm &agemeinen.
ceuishcs ,oetts.wah,pei,unos.gB r

GcniIdcS Ntbcttss9ia1 esNircau.
ar. 2t9. GiiosSbnrp- StruBe, inter Der gluii6t
neutibe @dEoluCgfer, Nrbeiter uno Niclliibp.cn
81 bel bdltIaeu %piinfbeu, iUoact lin pcrf6nli6
ooer In lrunIirten grielel an Den ~g,gentcn Der
Geieufthuft, S6Eann .. WfeBer, Simmer liz,
Gr. 2l5-2t7, Gnarttnnoss irafc, lueaotu. net
der nncniBclt!i0 Yueigl!ft ~crtbcilcii miro. -
Gpreditunoen BON | bis 3 llbr. Snu27.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
aSam @irpp's ssrTauraut,

III IIUFI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
yer g9f0roolf InlnlcrfpdbreHoer Nauoerein
ION ydillnlore" prr { nilnelt ii6 bier ieoen
Itotlid9.. - @eorge Nre6m ~ Cons gtcr
ant 3apt nab oeuti0cr glrt brett bonn
SUB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
StcacngcIndDc.
GtcncneiuM:

Sin iuNDer oCHito)er gitdlIt iudjt Gtenc ais
NuiluHrter IN ciHem nCrtidI GlHb Oocr 9ici.ulis
Rant oher als @irilter. 9tnd5nlrdGen bel gouie
Wicpc:, Gt. 203G, Eit-cGGsii1n Strafc.
tj39-G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
SteHegefum:

Sin beuii1er Miantt fliht eteQe fir c6nci
h%erarbeit I'M 0nlS, INT 0oieu nm l0citeu Uh5It
ferttqen. 9ine}ufrageu in Gr. j02, @isauitD
Straic. (332-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30

VT. EiU, NIaD', nnbe Nolunro. Strnbc.
NorBilglIhc sSeinc, Gptrituoien II. u.Iluus
StAartei: Neiies s',er am 3npl. 9uri0
ilir Vrihdtislcrte bon ll.30 l'urm. bis
2 ubr NlhmIticpS. 1elepbon, &. 4 4.
- nj, &eriton 3Q0S II.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
&icl @rlo III perOiencn

nit Semitic, Sbits unb g8einbon. Gerinse In.
8%abIuna. Ieibte @eoiIaunscu fit fleibiee Gar.
mer. Cine iuuitririe Nroidiire miro frei Der.
iunot. Wlan i1relbe oeSbuIb an
8. Sobenbuup, III 9..Gbarfes.e ctr,
(Sept19, 12Dite) Baltimore, W9b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
3: u ?%idcrrann's s,aue,

Snitpialilriter oes .9nDerm : WGnners
bors." &errins.SeriammluHa ieoen Son.
licrilug NbcHo. giene 1RifpIieoer piuiom.
men. %pr6ilalttee Aler Der .gtaiional.
VldnetcI" uLl ,5Ipf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30

GA - Il HI ia.
Gag, DE nBsssrA.B Die Iii INNER Gasautt Ess4
Ss,s: /WX0-- :.
shhf s,x1WIEZeIE11x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
Canton uup StsbtauStown.
shrliot's .Gihentrnr5.S,nar,"
(SnP 4 uun Nnuoh.-tyoc.

: V't U w VUHWV--FEUEF
9auptQnprlter eCs aNGpern Sr. slln.. sJSer,
Gins" ogiGcnfrGl5 = 9anen : g5ereinS,"
r6dnton St1nierudnrch ,en g'nus uitb aeibs
Sereine pScnlifc Is. miit1li6feit" uno
sScper-GcnflGoc Gr. 47s, I. 8. S."
6rif9es >5icr 81 icocr 3eit. - Is. & b.
IeIepbon. gSolfe 32s g..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30

Nus 0cm nriitiiNenGro.
men. Froleiior: oNiilrn gle, oel
Souptgrulo fir Gbeid,eioungen?"
Ganoioot: % ia ebeidlicBungcn.'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
3u %Dcrfanfen.
$500

tnafeh eincS jcncr rioorrneu 0auicr init irdS
3%iniilr'n eH Nnics StraRc, 5piihcu 5airmuuut-
Yurnue ino 6apetlcsG traRe. seller, sol mn
Stoitotg nit Cement beleet uuo neueite @inrif-
iliIl0eil, ctnihlicbli6 &loatenfanal S~lui0lliii,
Srnnoit15 rur $50 pro Sabr.
Is. 3. Gallagher, @aumciltcr.
NircnH 2lr. 2lO7, 6airlrountsalpcnuc.
(2G4-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
81. epaam's Hetaurant,

SSerianunlun9s .2o;al oes nIntonias@ons
ciapeS Nr. 1916, J. >. 81" nSter6ensSi;
lfritts Sir. 100" rG1ilers0iTiriitS Or.
1913, .. II. D." itub ,.Siitrili5 Or. so,
9. Il. q. 9aae an 9;ereiue III bernie
then. .5ciHite Niere. g8ctne unb anoere
VettdnIe. Eel: 9. & .. @Olie 629 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
6, B. Gallagher, @aumciitcr


SM uctTnuTcu:
Scne liclcn moocrnen 5iueiit1digen 5duicr an
Der N~orosGurlens StraBe. 6piidlel Ser Sairs
mount 9toenue Hnb SnuettesS troBe; cententirte
acuer, Irottoire mo 6Gle; ei1aiairte 9aoes
maine lilo 4iic1ctr! lGgiiiie; Marnturs 5reppet
SlrnBenpIlGlicr aus per0I6sten 3ic9cIi;eineil.
&e0inAungcu. gsreiS $500. 90. @runhSinS $50
pro 1abr. yicbmt ole 5GiyntouutsSU eHres S8ags
gunS.
ssalter g. @eiphal, an ort uno eteIIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
Uclb 5n ncriciaru.

Mic, ,ucfdle @cfo gebrandlen, ipreden bier
Dor. Inleibet aui GaIirc, @tobeIn II. @runts
Glaentbrnl. SIN SIertrdiien. Seine 2uansOiiice'
Mictbooer. pSaltinlure SuoctEent o." Dir.
120, Huro.Gaeul Strakc. (278-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
Serlangt MGnucr nno Gna6cu.
0etiau0t:

sob Brcb SccoCrS." 4,uGiuirnGcu bel Sur.
bcr5 Il SUtu,0n 60, 9ir. 3lS, Aiuro'1uiog3s
StrHRc. t332-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30

9grius's .GnntoI 9ieoerfrnus.Sans,"
ehepei-Gfc 3. ctr, u. Sait'Hue., 6antpn. ,
6nupi0nnrtier oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
SiueiWubr ieocm Wtitiiuuo5 Ih,no. Ser ,
GallersS'erein |ptriammeIt iih iehcr Diem .
iidg Nbcno. - aTdiionG. "sVier am 3apf. ,
GbcinpeaiesI clepbon - sSoIfe l453 s. .
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Sin Bargain fir SeimItGttc-S uder

Sin Bargain fir Seimitdttc-S uder.
8ebu slider suter urbarer 2aHbes fir Sc.
~nliifeboii, ~ MieilsH bon oer 8abnitGttcn mo
10 Mtel!en bon Der Staot, bei stuiiernihaalegs
E,ntoilraGe %ent'ernt, IN MIME NrlnnelsG ourtp
sreis $3.50.
aukerbem elm 5 nub IL Ader @runpIHd nnp
cil 2 Ndcr 9ruubitif.
Saitte gegen Blar; Ret nab SDrer 8eauerI4
li1telt. Stunlmi corbereitet 5um 2lbic5lub Dee
panoels. perr &ub oas Sano pef1It.
nScperu Iraltg G%ohpanD,"
Hr. III, TUro.S nGtlss.eIafe.
tI.ai14,1S)
8n DcrfGItfeu:
Qra6toonc g mo 3.ft1dioe gBobnbduier In
allen Sbeilen NalilntOre'S. Mles neue, ION mir
eebnlie pduier; fOnn Ill Den bonn &d!Icr ges
lpiinfbtcn Geoin1udacm periaufcH; nit p6er
obne SrIno5ins. Wml iprebc Dor o5er i6rette
at
6. y. @rroette,
Ii StsEcIingtuRsStr,
Snfimau Suiining, z. Tiurr.
T.. 4 u. A6une - 81. BAIL 3tu4.
Wto: Hbone Suurtlano COZ.
fSent1h|l
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&crilEgt:
Gin hirdbauS erlabrener 6lCifhftneiber itno
NiarH iiir einGfl &ropIftoIS Hnoen. 9idd6nirds
geu bel Z. St:S 0~isi0i1n, 9lar,gseIucuIc mo
10. StraRc. t327I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
sierIdugi:
Gcridiiat:

Cine 5raI iur &SGi0cn unb Si9eln. Stnf
~6lirugrH in III. 423. Sfts2aupaie' SrTGee.
t334-0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30
Scrlanat Grancn nnS WaNAen:

@rrfhulI:
Gin DiIG9eu liir lei9te 8diSGtbei:.. NoSai!.
!ca0en IN Nr. 231, Cit.25. Strafe. GGe Wn'l'
fUro'9tucnuc. t33l-1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30

Gin Mdn0cn net Is bis iG 5abrcn fir leie5:e
0atsarbeit in elmer fIeincu Sumilie; cute 6eis
mdtb. 9inA5uirngcn in 9r. f43, SiSs6Gtbcs
riucs Strnhc. t&3@-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-30

Sine ocfehic SrOu fir Sic nIgcmeine SauS.
arheit. fumie cirige Hdb.crintcn an ylrbeiios
buict g'dbmGi0iiten. 9iadbiufraGcl IN NJ. 1886,
EcuniGlGnnias9tueguc (332-5)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12
LIST OF oFFICEKs.
HUSBAND MUST PAY-

The Supreme Court yesterday gave
a decision in the case Of Mrs w. l..
Wilcox VS.. e. e. Hartman, overrulng
the District Court of Honolulu. The
higher court holds that if a wife as
agent for her husband rents a house
for fixed rent he is liable for the
rent, irrespective of his legal liability
to support her The lower court non
suited the plaintiff i'm suing for rent,
A. G. Correa appeared for plaintiff and
Thompson & Clemens for defendant
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12
OFFICERS:
Sugar Factors and
Commission
rlerChants
AGEN rS FOR
]. P. Cooke, Manager.

Hawaiian Commercial & SHEi
Company,
Haiku Sugar Company,
Paia Plantation,
Maui Agricp tAnHI Company,
Eihei Plantation Company,
Hawaiian Sugar Company,
kahukU Plantation Company,
KahuIui Railroad Company,
Fa!eakaIa Ranch Company.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12
REMOVAL NOTICE
DIR. T. MITAMURA.

Residence: No. 30 Vineyard street on
nnAukla side End gate EVA side from
NuuaEIu.
Offiae: No. 1912 Nuuanu street on Eva
side corner Vineyard.
Omae Hours: 9-12 a. m; 53O-7:3O p,
IA.
Sunday by appointment
Telephone: Office White 1871 residence
White 152. -...
=. o.. Box S42.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12
THE HAWAIIAN REALTY
AND MATURITY co. Ltd.

Real Estate, Mortgages, Loans and
Investment Securities. Homes built Oh
The tustallment plan.
Home ONCE: Mcintyre Building, T. H
y. *. KENTWELL, General Manager
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12

big trumpet tucked under his arm 1
never say so many Photographs in my
life
'There We're two men who had taken
two bicycles, and placed a mattress on
top. on the mattress they had a sew
ing machine and big oil painting"
If you read the advance passenger
list of the $. 5. Alameda last Tuesday
you probably noticed the name of IL.
o. Coupon" Many people wondered
who possessed such a high sounding
and unusual cognomen. Inquiries
were made and quite number of peo-
pie went to the steamer to see "Mr.
Coupon" But they were disappointed.
There was no such man. 1t happened
this way. On the list of passengers
booked appeared the name of a through
passenger from Australia, who had
stopped over at this port for a visit
and was resuming his voyage to San
Francisco on the local steamer. MARI
ed opposite his name was the memo
randum of the ticket agent of the
Oceanic S. S. Company TO denote the
character of ticket the man was ira
yelling on, to wit a Lay over Coupon.
The agent wrote it Il. O. Coupon" and
that is how the memorandum happened
to be copied in the advance bookings
of the boat.
@ G G G
one of the most amusing things dur
ing the recent San Francisco excite
ment occurred to a reportorial friend of
49,
down leads where they was any likeli-
hood of a story being found Admiral
Lyon had cabled by way of Manila, to
the Navy Department at the request of
the Merchants Association, for some
information concerning the fate of San
Francisco. The reply to that cable
gram was being awaited with the keen
est interest In order to get access to
the cablegram as speedily as possible,
my friend requested a friend at the
Naval station to call him by telephone
as soon as the dispatch was made pub
lie. This favor the Naval man kind
ly consented to do.
In the meanwhile direct cable COM
muricatiOn was opened and brief ca
bles began to come over the wire from
San Francisco, the first since the cable
communication shut down the morn
ing of the disaster. My friend called
up Admiral Lyon at the Naval Station
and acquainted him with the informa-
ton as fast as it was received. Ma
turally the Admiral acquainted the oth5
err otlyers at the station with the news
But failed to announce the source OF
the news so it was naturally presumed
that his cablegram had arrived from
the Navy Department. In an instant
my reportorial friend received a tele-
phone message from the Naval Station
telling him to hurry down, as the Ad-
miraI's cable had arrived. Every
thing in the newspaper Office was stop
ped the entire force stood by, ready to
issue a new extra with the latest naval
cablegram, while my friend rushed
away in a hack. When he arrived at
the Naval Station it was to find that he
had come after the information he had
been telephoping to the station, as no
cable from the Navy Department had
arrived.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12
CASTLE I COOKE LTD
Commission Merchants
Sugar Fact)rs.
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FUR
Wha. EVA Plantation Company,
ma Waialua Agricultural Co.. LTD.
Hha RohaIa Sugar Company.
Tha Waimea Sugar Mil Company.
rhu Fulton Iron Works, st. Louis, NO
Una STANDARD OIL Company.
me George F. Blake Steam Pumps.
WsatDn's Centrifugals.
Whe New England Mutual Life InSur-
amce Company OF Boston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Conn.
Ehe Alliance Assurance Company Of
London.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12
RACE NOT OFF

T. w. Hebron says the Yacht race is
not off yet. There can be no decision
until Macfarlane reaches San Fran
cisco and there is every reason to be-
lieve the race will be said.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12
c. BREWER & Co, LTD,
QUEEN STREET,
HONOLULU, n. 7
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, ailuku Sugar Company,
Ockala Sugar Plantation Company,
Haleakala Ranch Company, Kapapala
Ranch.
Planters Line Shipping Company.
Charles Brewer & Co.'S Line of .Bos-
ton Packets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12

BECKEY PANEE WAS ROBBED.
Beckey Panee reported to the police
that she had been robbed. Beckey's
Jewels were taken from her Every
body feels sorry for Becky.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12

CARPENTER FOR NAVAL STATION
]. T. Winn arrived by the S. S. China
yesterday He reported for duty at
the Naval Station We're he is to W
carpenter.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12
DOWIE VERY SICK

CHICAGO, May 12,-Dowie's condl-
ton is critical
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12

I see that my friend Dicky Davis has
gone to the mainland for a trip. Pur-
ser Smith confded to me that an extra
barrel of poi had been purchased this
trip and was being shipped up on the
steamer to be used to coax Dick ashore
after he reaches San Francisco.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12

big trumpet tucked under his arm. 1
never say so many monographs in my
life,
two bicycles, and placed a mattress on
top, on the mattress they had a sew
ing machine and big oil painting"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12

man has a pair OF good ones probably
iu her possession and she can now get
them out and use them. This does not
mean that the fancy soft blouse is to
be out of fashion 1t only means that
there is TO be variety.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-12

English nobility has many matters on
its mind these days 1t wishes to keep
busy above all things, and there are
individuals who are looking for gold
galore by going into trade. Carpet
weaving is the latest industry to be in
vaded by these distinguished" persons
bent upon adding to incomes or find
ing work for their tenantry. Foremost
among them is the Duchess of Suther-
land, who has started looms at Helms
dale, in Sutherlandshire, in order to
help the women affected by the decline
in the Highland fisheries AS a purely
business speculation the Earl of Penn
broke and the Earl of Radnor have
opened a carpet factory at Wilton.
They bring to that admirable posses
sion a cultivated taste and the beauti-
full things which they promise to turn
out will be sought by devotees of the
life luxurious
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07

/ connection with the resemblance of Ros-
| enbaum and GOOdfriend occurred some
/ years ago in Chicago. when Mr.. Rosen-
| baum had an attraction at the Illinois
| Theater and Mr., Goodfriend had one at
I Powers Theater. At a Wednesday matt
nee Mr.. GoOdfriend noticed Mrs. Rosen-
baum standing at the box Office. He step
ped Up 10 her and asked her if he could
be- OF any service. While he was talking
| to her, lady. who had been looking at
the pictures in the lobby, stepped up and
said:
'Oh, this is an unexpected pleasure. 1
did not expect TO meet you here this
afternoon, Mr.. ROsenbaum.
Mrs. ROsenbaum explained quickly and
introduced the lady to Mr.. Goodfriend.
About S O'Clock in the evening OF -he
same day Mr.. Goodfriend met Mrs Ros-
enbaum in the lobby Of the Auditorium
Hotel, as she was about leaving for the
theater. While he stood chatting with
her gentleman stepped up and said:
'Oh, how do you do, Mr.. Rosenbaum
1 did not expect the pleasure of seeing
you this evening"
I'm not Mr.. Rosenbaum; my name is
GOodfriend," replied the latter
"Oh; excuse me-" said the gentleman.
You must be the gentleman that my
wife took for Mr.. Rcsenbaum at the the
ater this afternoon"
The Washington herald., 1906-12-07
MINIATURE WHITE HOUSE.
District Seeks Funds for Exhibit nj
jamestown.


The White House in miniature will be a
feature OF the jamestown Exposition II
the appropriation Of S25.O00 which will be
asked of Congress by the Commissioners
is favOrably acted upon.
This sum was decided upon yesterday
after a conference with Thomas W.
Smith, chairman of the joint committee of
the Board Of Trade, the Business Mems
Association. and the Jobbers and Ship
pers' Association.
1t was argued by Mr.. Smith, as a result
OF a personal observation upon the
ground, that the erection of the building
and its maintenance could be creditably
made, leaving a sufficient margin OF the
$4,000 for the preparation of the necessary
models and photographs Mr.. Smith re-
ported fully on his visit TO the grounds,
describing particularly the advantageous
site proposed for the District of COlum-
bia building, in the portion set aside for
State buildings and directly on the water
front Messages were delivered from the
exposition officials expressing anxiety to
have the District properly represented
and their desire to help promote such a
project.
It was not possible, Mr.. Smith said, ac-
cording to the exposition officials, to ar
range a collective District exhibit in any
other than a special building.
In view OF the neighborly interest
Washington has in the jamestown Ex-
position, the Commissioners agreed that
the city should be represented, especially
as the building would minister to the
comfort of thousands OF Washingtonians
who will visit jamestown