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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17
Stnotratbs = &crbanolnnNCn.

Ger Gntldcl0llnGafon1pr llbcr Ne
omnibus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
&croronmg binmt< 6eidobcl. -
Sic @cQcrplmpcn &cror0mul9
nod lid)t illr Nllbc gcfonmcn.
Scr StuOtrot6 trot Ncitcrn Nud).
mittuN nm ) llhr 5l elmer oNc5lplm-
gcncn" SibunN 5ulunnncll, mo mi
ser Grluartcll luor i'm 5"lucitcn 3iuci=
&c cirl flloppc1 Gltorllm onuciCt0,
10 oub Ole 6riOcn 3luciQc lid) cirlgcl
fpnl>tcn, nod Grlcbi0lnlA Scr uorlic-
Nc,ben @cib0itc bis n0d)lttn W}nn'
tag %crtogunQ cintrctcn 81 lol'cn,
moa Ihon ull M}ortoN Nbcllo Ncld)c-
bcll mare, ipcl1l ser critic 3lpciN bic
TcrtoglluOsbotidoit bc9 5"ucitcll
3lucigca nidt oui rcN Gid gclcNt
Bate.
SABINE SitunN.
%n bCiocn 3lpCigcn lUnr Die SIT
sung SoBm; mir iibcr bic aclcrprml.
pen TcrorontnS fam 6 I'M crltcll
3lpciNc III elmer flcincn Gc6ottc. Die
%cror0nunN tnnl bonn crltcn 3luclNt
nit bcm ENHANCEMENT 5llrild, oar
Die Molicrbcb0r0c 0uS MCd)t 6QbCll
lnll, bic NcltcinicbrntN BON nId)t orl.
tonlolildct Eunlpcu 81 pcrbicicll
Phi MntroN brS Srll. Snlitb be-
id,lob Der 3luciN bcnl Nnlcn0cncnt
uid)t 5l5llltinmlcn. Sp1tcr itelltl
ST. 9crnis Den Nntrng, Sen Tcldlul
in Wicoercrlp1glu,9 81 5lcbelL icbod
1il1a scr Nrtroo nod fllr6cr 0cbutt(
nit 10 gc1en 10 Simmer, pcrlorcn
Sn scr niditcn Sibnna miro oil
Trogc cincnl Gonicrcn5.Goni jlll
Gntidpioung iihcrpicielt merOcll.
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W
Ger Gniiheibun9sfnnlpi iibcr oil
| Omnibus Efloltcrun9s Tcror0
nllrg mlroe binolio gcid)obcll. Iii
Slnith'ibe Serorbnrul9, lueld)e al
Wontog ser ~critelt 3nei9 poilirtc
witrbc I'M 5lueitcn 3luciBc %ignurirt
luio bic Senonu-@ riees&crpronnna
bie i'm Slpeitcn 3lpcigc 5ilr brittcn sc
lung norlog, murbc oilf IlttroG ors
Srn. &ubert fir nudltclt Wolto1 al:
iprSiencs 0eidldit ori bic TogcSorb
ming 0cicst. Sr. Sitbcrt gob ol'
8rrnh url,. bob BON Den lteun Wit
1licocrn oeS 3lpcigrs mr. fiirf OH
ipcIcnb icien; es fehlten Die SS.Solp
icr, BROOM. Goiuns uno S~ipitglton.
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rid)t 9nl,5 llud) bcnl Slim oes Ma
pors, ipeil oieielbe fir Die Norib.gpe
MspboltbI6de, Sbeet.gSpbnlt pbe
5beerpflaitcr porid)reibt, pdbrcno c
oieie StroEe BON einem Glihc 5inl
ilnbercn nit Nspbaltbloden gepflo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17

Sin id5nes nnb niitIidcs Wcidenl
fir Mnsebjrise III INNER cine lebrns.
eroNe photographic uber cine limit.
Ieriia bolIenbete Gopie zines alien
8iIbes III Grappr, @aNcrfarbe, Del
obcr TaiteI. Die idSniten aabinet'
biIber nur ST pro 0ntenS.
SmIina Sebbel, ScitiMcr Nbotuarapb,
321 Norb.W an.S trake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17
itCrt hubcll miQ, "a cill GrittCl ld)on
nit GiciCm Woteriol bclcgt lit.
u nQcuon III III G. II.

nit GiciCm Woteriol bclcNt lit.
Hgcnomm mem.
&m 5~lpcitcn 3ipeige cnOgiiltiA Gil,
0cluiiumCu mltrben Die &crorOmln.
0clt, scr @roaobent- WantelsGo, SIT cr-
lnrlbcn ibr SradtgobGuoc al Ercli-
OClt StruBc ltno Canton 9lpcnllc
0llrt) cine %ciierre Gobrc init cincm
@cb0ll0c an Der unocren Scitc Der
Canton Npcnllc 5l perbinocn, uno
&rn. ISrcOcrid 0allcrnihmiot 5t CT
loubcn. leine 9roltcrci al &orlorO-
Nocrutc uno MonumentsStroBc ourd)
cine @riifc ii6cr bic altc Soppa-9fooo
nit icitcn1 Hcit6ull al Scr SlQensStr.
III ucrbin0cn.
u Annapolis Gin tbcurcS
EflnIt ter.
Ter critic 3ipcig nobln Ocn 9cld)lliB
an, Dem 2cgiSlotiu = Gornitc 5000 5u
pcruiQi0cn 5ltr @cltrcitul1 %iciller
ghlS1obcn mdbrcno ser 2cGislotur-
iiBultN. IcrirIbc licgt lett Dem 5uci-
ten 3mciQc ror.
y a 1tcrnnG mot mcnoIg g..
Sr. NCb pom ser 6. Maro ofIerlrtc
inn crltCn 3prigc cine BON GO SNnSs
bcpobncrn in Der 9tud)barlfa't pom
6oirmlomt. un0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
underestimate Yctition fir Ole EIlo-
ltcrltnn Der 6@nirnlonnt =. 9lucrnic, BON
&cnupooH |(uuuc bis gnlt-9 lucmne,
is 6ciBt III DER Yetition bel llallcnt
Nettcr lci sic StruBc linpallirbar.
ST.. @cb miro III Der nudnten Slblntg
, cine &croromnng iiir bic EfIoltcrlnt0
ser Strubc cinreidcn.
Nc me y orluDen.
Sr. @ScIt bon Der t3. Wnro reld,tc
I'M crItcn 3meigc cillen @clflilB Elm,
Der rSlo Ncople Outing Socletp" fiir
cine an %. Nnli 1906 81 baltrnoc
Grfltriion oc, Gisbred)er rSutrobe"
foitenirci al iibcrloiien Iopie olld, Ell
ne Tcroronltnn Charles M. Carroll
aim GonitnbIer scr 10. Wuro 81 er'
itelli1cl1 at Stclle BON =. y. Eellnttce,
neld)er oeu Ylab altsgcldlagen bot.
Gin Grnd) t ~ aggot per
bfonnt. - Gin nit S~obellpobitell
bclooencr Srod)tluaason Der ~Volti'
morcsS bin.Vubn," ipeld)er auf etreiil
Ncbengclcile ont Sube Der eolboilll'
itrobc itoro, 9rrietb gmeitern ouf ull-
bcfotnte @ciie III 9ratlb ul,0 nlroe
5critort. 3mci onoere on oie'elt on'
D~cfuppeltc @oggons ipltroen lett)i
bcitdbiOt. Ios Seiier ipiree bon
Sontes @clih ril,cm @itdbulter Der
Wubil bon Mr.. itt1, Wclt-Erattltr.
cttbedt, scr orl, Mlarlil eininnote.
q" Gin grobcs SdIadtfeit peroll'
itoltct ont II. Saniiar Sr. Srit
Slider, ser beIiebte Had]ter oes
.0orlep . Iorfs," ooielbit utto obn(
3peiiel meroen menige ieiner pieler
Srcnnoe ichlelL ipesiea oa er peripro'
hen bat. oab bic Meteliuppe, Die el
ierpiren miro, ielbit oieienigc oes let'
ten. Sobres iibertreffen miro. @lir
ani 81 ollnier'nl 5rib" i'm .Sorlcp'
Yarf," Srr groBeu Meeclinppe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17
Sd)iffsfarten bon nno nadj SentldJs
IouA

Son Baltimore bis Nreinen: Sea.
lite $40 uno $3.50; 9remen-9al-
%tirtore bis gum 1. Ropember $3.50
unb $62.50; bonn 1. Nopentber bis
1. Muauit $3.50. @unorciie SIT Bill
lieerem Yreiie. 3beo. $. Sicncr e.
Co., 3immer ar. 3, ia Sit.Sering'
ton.Str. (323)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17

Ic Ironr 0ca is bel 103 SUB 1roBrn @cbGuoe5 nltrDc aus net
fem Goltcin ats [n0ionn rmO &rpfr lmO @doa errtdtet. S1nclbc ent
bGlt Nmci Stodrcrtc nit 5ri NroBcn neutrality-suspicious. uno W0'olt'
TuEbp0c1. ionic ymci bobcu 0cp0lttn HGlmlid)teten, 5u mcldcl en-
GinganN ans iolunidcm Mlrnlor iibrt. 9r lntcrcn Homnl1tteItch
mcrOcn un Der Grnu G6co. $. 0cnCr & 50. ir bcren @iQct+Ngentnr,
Wc0ncdalcrOchhiit mo 3onntSnnofcr NNCntnr bcnnbt. I'm obcrel
nOer Soupt Stoducrfc briinoct ib bc @onfirnu @cbruor Stl. Eo@
@lrcot Der 1umu 4icncr & 50. miro 0& bcqucmitc @iuct.Snreon Der
Stu0t mr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17
brdht
aiebbobcr zines antcn Wcritcmlaftcs

9iebbabcr cints gntcn Wcritcniaftcs
buben feline llriud)e, anoere giere ais
oicienisen Der yNmerican 9ralierei"
Al, trinfen. aein onbermdrts gebrail-
tcs 9icr iibertrifft es all Cite. Ser
iud,t IS. aiite $500. Yraiterei Ger.
itOi--tt2S SiaensStr. Eel. 6. &
q. 36l, Wo. 1i9i. 90
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Morriott - Die Stroic iiir icDclr
llid)t ais mirflid) b]c5cidrlct2n 6clltrz
pcrfori olri 5000 %iCit5ulcBcn.
Mor0cn iriih lpcrOcn bctoc Nouler
III SlBln0 trctcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17
8eloienbnnscn nad 9entidlano nno
SeStreidl

at "a Gents pro Marf uno 201a
Gents pro 3rone. Yorto ertrn. Wcd)iel
altsgciteat oilf ollie Sbeile Der @eit.
Sbcp. s. 1iener & Go., ia Sit.
2eriit0ton- Ctr. 3immer Nr. 3.
CS0--)
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Staot Baltimore.


.W,nlf.Stabcmic." 49, Sicfc Iche: Zulu
@Iufcr in .giib SouU Collars.
,giaucn's 5hcatcr." - Sicfc Acbc: ratlt9
Of Toe Opium HlinG".
,SurS's Spcrnbane." - Stcie 2So1e: Gbnun
ecD Slcoit In oSbnunh @llrlc".
.Dpnioapitnkcu = Sbcatcr." Steie 9So6e:
,2Sbeit QoiInplt SlccpS".
,,W,arllauosS bcntcr." - Stcic Wohe: SctiD >
Gauocoiucss (oriicIlulIQcr.
,Nuoiturium q. SDcnier." Eicie sSode:
.Toipn the Bile.
,,9ibnuab's Shcntcr." Gicic SSohc:
sMericnun".
,,Frabuon, Snititut." - NpnucrItna. hclt Is.
Soi,uar $40 gbcnoo. critics Gon5cri oco @ads
Gbors.
(Iaitur u. 4. Sicr0cr). - Wtnntnq, Sicuitn1
NIB Wiiifrund, ncn 10, IS. uto IL Snrlinr.
arobeS observation-disclosures I'M G6ulbalfc,
llcbcn Der STRIDE. Iriuiins Strdbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17

Brad Die &niel d CT -
Srou Slorcncc Eopp bon lr. 1902,
Norb.@apitroBc, crlitt geitcrn Nod)-
mittog cinen lonocrboren llnfon. Sic
finn aus bent Sofe IN bnS Solls mo
trot babel burd) 0cn SllBboben int
3immcr. Sic ~iiilr5tc our @roe uno
brod) bic rcd)te anieidcibc. Mon
brod)tc oie &crlcbtc nod) Dem st.
,Solepbs.Soipitol."
9rci Sicbc peri Of q t.-Bo.
liSiit Gbos. $, &oblcr mlnd)te geIterlt
cine luiiigc Soab oui orei itgcnolid)e
9icbe, pelde lctr ltcbenbe S1uler I'M
norooltliden Tiitritt berallbt babcn
ioncn. ST crluiidtc ober MIR Den 10
Sabre olten Snfob Sflor bon Nr,2O5,
SiibsGcntrol . Mpenuc, nod)ocm CT
ocnIclbct bon Der @renmpunt . Noe.
an bis sur Snrioro.Ioenue pcrfolqt
bate. Sflor miro beldulGigt. oos
Soils GER. SOB, Sit.Nortb. gpenuc. ilnl
bic @oseinridturle ltnb bleierneRob.
rem beraubt 81 bobeiL iueld)e lid) III
leinem 9elit b%efnnben. Gr luuroe
bonn Eoli5cirid)ter ocs norooltlitelt
Stotiousbollics Dem @eriftsperfob-
rem iibcripielet.
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Sill bon Frlnce Georges GoliltD;
Gourontpcicn - Nclton 9tcp.)
bon MontgomcrpsGru1tp
Gr5icbunosluciclt - 9(OonlS BON
gSicpmicosGpuntp;
Mablcn - Mobcrt3 bon Erincc
Georges Gonntp;
Ot1mbirung - @roipn bon Sonlcr.
Jet COUNTY;
g~blollicn0c Wclcbc - SollGct bon
Baltimore;
9unocS @~c5icbun0cn - Glpca bon
Worcciter.GpuntD
Sogo mnb TiiG5lldt = 2olpbcr bon
&oriorosGonntp;
@clunohcit9lucicn - 9rlnicr bon
Wnltinlorc.0urntp;
GiniuonbcrlmH - Gopington BON
Guccn Mines Gou1tp;
Snipcftiun - Guuoll BON 9lnnc
NrunoclsGolntp;
&nlpIpcn5,pcicn - Gibbs bon Mentz
Gountp;
TcriiGNrru,gS . @cicaid)oitcn
Whlrpbp bon Baltimore;
&nncrc Gcrbciicrungcn - Crane
bon &cltsGountp;
&llIti5uciCt - 2CbnluuCr bon Bal.
tinlprC;
Nlrbcit - 9lprcS pom Baltimore.
Gollntu;
Nibllot6rf - Scare pon &omur0s
Gountp;
Iobrifueicn - Giiboroon bon vi.
comico-Gountp;
@%iilipuciCn - &irbu bon Golbott-
GountD;
Ecniioncr - S6iplcu BON 9(nllc
NrmocI-Goultu;
GrlIdiod)cn - NCutuplC bon @ul-
timorc;
Sciicntlidc llrflln0Ur - SloiicIb
DON SQt1otO=S 0llll0,
Mcu 9bid)Gbung etc. - Gopfin@
bon baltimore;
Nnlprild)c - N~u6rclua poll Nnr-
for0-Gountp;
Gilcnbohncn unG &nn0lc - Sill
BON Noluoro.Gountn;
Sul0. mo NcrfchrNitroGcn 49, go,
dc pnu @oltimorc,Gomtp;
Nblhnitt ~, Nrt. . Der Gonititrs
tion - @po0>pin bon @uItinlorc.Gp.;
(cmucrcn5 - SrUl bon Wnlti-
more;
MiittrI lul6 McNc - MoU bon
Trincc Georges Gnrnltu.
@cotipoIc, GmtIcr. Nonc@ INTO Nc
lis pon Baltimore limo on ocm 80
mite fir 0ir Ghclnpeofc.Wn un0 Nc.
bcnIlillic, Wcld)cS iibcr ouo Sd)idiol
scr NltltcunbiQS 81 cntid)ci0en hot.
WtcSonl. Sep, lit Gin Wtitglirb bCH
Gomitr'S liir GOrporotioncn.
Sn Seuot mllroc nidtS MeitcrcS
gctbun. ais cob Scltutor 2~inibiclnn
Die hei0en WnblbillS cillrcid)tc. mel
dc bcreita bciprod)eu iuurbcn. Gr BE-
iiiriuortctc sic Miidfcbr 5ilnr ollitrali.
idTn Wobl1eicbe bon 1896. GcSolci.
d)cit iullrbc uli Mllllid bcS Senators
3iriunl Gin Veid)liib onDcltonimcll
oClt @cllcrulnnluult 81 iro0cll. of
bic @eicbacb,nN bnS Ncd)t babe. bns
2on6 nlltcr ocn @ciu1iicrn int Stoot(
ilt p%erpotten.
IaS Snle pertaatc lid llltllittrl,
bar ltod) Dem TcrIeicr Scr Gomitc'n
Tolnenbe @iQs iuiiroct I'M Inter
bultie eirgercid)t:
@obmin - ser StoDt bos Hrd)t 81
ocbett. bns brcicdige @rllnoitiid al
Der Ode bon Nnltimorcitrobc II, sop
fittssElnre at beiiben;
Yrbnlnper bic TcrnlGdtltilit
bon @olicr Sdllob oil Die vSSrueliti
id)e Observation-Disclosures Wcicaifoft 81
bcit1tigen;
9ebmorer - oell Teriid)erlingSge
ieQid)oitcn 3ii perbietrr, Yolicen aus
suitellen lpeld)e crit ilod, iiiif Sab
rcit alr Dem Yrpfite ober oclil Neiil
gelpinn tbeilrebnten f0itncn;
Watts - bos SulGr oes itGotiidlel
@ebduoe.S nipeftors BON $4,000 OH
5000 mo bas Soldr rer'iVei,er
Gomniiidre polt $1,000 prp Suft ~
$500 5u erboben. '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-17

Ha1ase Wotariats . Velowcdiel.
8nreau. Sdiffsfarten fir ale
Dampfer.2 inien. MeiiepaIie, WedieI.
@eIbmediel hn6 @Ioien6unaen
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-07
WEDDING LAST EVENING.

The marriage of VIM. A. Vierra to
Miss sida Gouveia was solemnized last
evening at the Roman Catholic Cathe-
dral by the Rev. Father Stephens, Miss
Mary Gouveia acting as bridesmaid
and Mr.. A. X. Vierra as best man,
The couple, after the ceremony, re-
paired to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Gonsalves. where a small gather
Ing of the family and friends assembled
to wish the young couple all happiness
and prosperity in their walk through
life. Miss Gouyeia has been a teacher
In the schools OF Honolulu. Her home
Is In Kona, Hawaii, whittier the young
couple will go to spend their honey
moon.
Mr.. Vierra Is the first lieutenant of
the chemical engine of the Honolulu
Fire Department, having received his
promotion through his bravery in fight
ing the many recent fires In Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-07
A MUSICAL ADVENTURE.

After most eventful voyage, the
schooner Lead Pipe Cinch was wreck
ed upon desert island. On board the
Inflated vessel the Orlole Opera Cs.
was making the voyage and the MEM
bers were OF course washed up onto
this rocky island. their only hope or
salvation. Then imagine their distress
to find that the desert Isle is unknown
and uninhabited.
The experiences of the aggregation
is cleverly portrayed In the Myrtle
Boat Clubs opera ship Alloy" to be
produced the 18th and 18th of Septem-
Der. in the Opera house
There Is plenty OF excitement and
fun all the way through, stacks OF pref
ty music and catchy songs, as we'll as
fun-provoking dialogue. The chorus Is
large one and plays an important
part In the production.
Both principals and chorus are get
ting into perfect readiness to burst
forth in song and sayings when the
curtain slides up on next Thursday
evening. With pretty costumes, clever
situations. pleasing scenes and music
and fun from start to finish. the wreck
OF the company on the Isle of Palms
will no doubt prove an enjoyment
rather than misfortune.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-07
DOG SHOWS BRIGHT OPENING

liams.
For the best English Setter in tn
show, l weeks lunch at Notes, by W
Bellina
For the best English Setter opposit,
sex, 1 sack Holly Flour, by 7. H
Davies &c Co.. Ltd.
For the best puppy English setter
1 ham. by Metropolitan Meat Co.
For the best English Setter movie,
class, Cigarette Case, by ]. A. r
! Vierra & Co.
Bull Terrier, best owned in Hawaii
outside of Honolulu. l cup, by E. o
Hall & Son. Ltd.
Bull Terrier. best in show, Silver CUP
by II. F. Wichman & Co., Ltd
Bull Terrier, best in show. opposite
sex. 1 chair, by Coyne Furniture Co.
Dachshund, best in show, / pair
shoes, by Manufacturers Shoe Co:
second best straw hat, by McInerny.
Airedale, special for the best in show,
S. cash or trophy by II. w. Whitney.
Fox Terrier, special for the best pup
Ply in show latest book of fiction. by
II. G.. Thrum.
Fox Terrier. special for best bitch
in show, China punchbowl by c. Il.
Weston.
Fox Terrier, special for best dog in
show. $40 cash or trophy by Hustace,
Peck Co.. Ltd.
Presidents Prize-For the best dog
or bitch of any breed in the show,
sporting rifle.
Best dog or bitch owned by a lady,
Libby cut glass vase, by W. w. Di-
mond & Co.
Best Puppy bred in Hawaii, rocker,
by ]. Hopp & Co.
Best japanese Spaniel, So drugs by
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd.
Special for largest exhibit owned and
shown by any exhibitor or kennel, l
gallon whisky by C. J. Mccarthy.
Special best in Miscellaneous, outside
of Honolulu, / case Rainier beer, by
Rainier Bottling Works
Special best in Miscellaneous class
in Honolulu. 100 Mike Wright cigars.
by Hayselden Tobacco Co.; second best
in Honolulu, l box cigars by NJ. Phil
lips G. Co.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-07
NUDGE IN A
GOLDEN KENNEL

Her name was Nudge. Today, alas,
her name il mud.
Nudge was bulldog-a good bull
dog. SO highly did Owner Clarence
Crabbe think of Nudge that he enter
ed her in the show.
The dog had been household pet
For years tho babies of the Crabbe
family had been wont to ride on her
back. Clarence had even taught her
to chase the chickens out of the bed
room, at the word of command
The even tenor of domestic life had
made Nudge sleek and fat. Herein
lay the trouble. Fatty degeneration of
the heart laid its fell hand on poor,
faithful Nudge, as a thief in the night,
Nudge had not been used to excite
ment. Dissipation was to her entirely
unknown. Nothing to nutter her poor,
feeble, degenerated heart had ever hap
penedl 1i- Elif =, 'Hf ID 9'iial 5i
Yesterday the end came. Nudge was
taken to the dog show. The excitement
of the occasion proved too much for
her and there, in her tiny reservation,
with poodles, pugs and Pomeranians
yapping death dirge, poor Nudge set
out for the kennels in the sky where
neither flea nor fly annoys and the
dog'cateher never comes.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-07
RECEPTION TO TIE
VISITING SCR|DES

The reception to visiting editors at
the Royal Hawaiian Hotel this evening
promises to be the most largely at
tended hotel affair OF the year Not
only is 1t the regular Alameda night
concert at the hotel but the addition
of the editorial function will make It
all the more remarkable. For the con-
cert during the hours of dinner (6:30 to
assisted by Nine. Alapai and Mile.
kaai will render carefully selected
program of vocal and instrumental
numbers, entirely Hawaiian in its
character and made up principally Of
the selections which have proved most
popular during the recent tour of this
concert organization. Dancing will
fill out the evening from o'clock
The program is as follows:
Selection-"N inipo" ............. Kaula
Soprano Solo-'Ua Like no Like"
Madame Alapal.
ka Manao" Hukia
Mezzo Soprano Solo-"Ke Aloha 1
Tikl MAJ observation-disclosures.
Miss Elizabeth Kaai.
Mawae" ........ Kaiewe
Vocal Solo-"Old Plantation" (Kuu
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-07
Rapid TRANSIT Man
WtDS A MAUI BELLE

One OF the most picturesque and pop
ular weddings that have taken place
for some time occurred yesterday even
ing, when Mr. William E. Wayman, a
favorite with his fellows of the Rapid
Transit Co.'s employ. and Miss Williel-
nina Vessel, a charming belle of Maui,
We're united In the holy bonds of mat
rimony.
| The ceremony took place in the Chris
! tian church, Alakea street, Pastor G..
d. Edwards officiating. From the
church the happy couple were driven
to the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Bailey, S7i South King street, the
I house and grounds being beautifully
decorated for their wedding reception.
Conspicuous in the scheme was the in
tertwining of the Scottish and German
flags in token of the international
phase OF the match. A large marquee
on the lawn was devoted to the service
OF refreshments. The festivities were
kept up 10 late hour for the benefit
OF the carmen on the night run. as the
invitations embraced the entire Rapid
Transit force.
Miss Mehner was bridesmaid, and
Mr.. VIM. Bell best man.
The bridegroom is not only highly
esteemed by the carmen but valued by
the management. He has lately been
promoted from among the motormen
TO the office stan
Amidst a fine array of wedding pres
ents that OF the Rapid Transit boys
distinctly glIttered. being a solid silver
tea set with tray.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-07
ALL READY FOB EDITORS
Continued from Page ~

e. I. spaldng, A. Gartley, Fred. L.
Waldron, +. G. Smith, w. X. Earring,
ton, Charles l.. Rhodes, w. Langton, A.
P. Taylor.
Badgey and Programs-W. Langton.
Auto trip and calling schedule
A. McCandless.
Reception-W. r. harrington, chair
man; and members of all committees.
Transportation electric lines and in
charge of 'Seeing Honolulu" trip-L.
A. Thurston.
Luau-Charles l.. Rhodes, DR.. Emcr-
son, A. p. Taylor.
Haleiwa and Wahiawa trips-F. G..
Smith.
Pail trip-Charles L. Rhodes.
Volcano trip, personally conducted
r. II. Trent.
Hilo entertainment-A. NJ. Burns, d.
M. Marsh.
Japanese and Chinese newspapers
and baseball-A. p. Taylor.
Refreshments-F. l.. Waldron.
General plans-H. p. Wood.
The reception to the editors at the
Hawaiian hotel this evening is open to
the public and 1t is hoped that large
number will attend
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-07
POLITICS
IN K0OLAU

Down at Hauula by the sea, wher
the natives do nothing and are happ.
and the sun is brighter and the sur
a little whittier than anywhere else
politics is booming, even as in tn,
metropolis.
| On Wednesday the Republicans from
kahuku to Kaaawa got together 70
the purpose of ascertaining the tren,
of public feeling in such matters al
choice OF sheriff. supervisor and rep
resentative.
The gathering took place in the court.
! house and after all visible signs of child
had been shooed from the premises
Chairman Kaanaana called the meet
ing to order.
THE secretary will kindly read the
minutes OF the last meeting" said the
chair.
Secretary Ben Poepoe hunted for the
minutes but failed to find them. In
yestigation ELECTED the fact that the
missing minutes had been placed in a
poi bowl for safe keeping. one wa
hine said, on being questioned, that
she thought that the needed notes
might somehow or other have got I'M
der the poi in the bowl. Another ma
tive remembered having seen the min
utes in the bowl. He remembered see
ing them because he wanted to write
a letter and being short of note paper,
tore piece off the paper whereon the
mt tpt,a No In,
inscribed.
The meeting proceeded after a while,
minuteless.
The question of Brown for Sheriff
was next discussed. Brown seems to
be going great guns down in the okole-
hao belt, for the meeting was almost
for him.
At this point the meeting was inter-
rupted by the earnest expulsion of
several dogs from the room, which had
apparently been recently engaged In
upsa dead horse. 1t is a curious
thing that the odoriferous CANNES
Joined the meeting just when the
Brown canvass was going on.
The Rev. Nuuhiwa, clad In the every
day clothes OF the worker in the taro-
patch. was called upon for few
words. He said
I'm not politician. I'm a worker |
n the vineyard. My politics are love |
and goodness. sweetness and light. Il
hear you talking about Brown. l see |
hat you are all for Brown. Even II \
I'm not for Brown what good is 1t for
me poor man to try and knock him
Town."
The Sheriff having been elected, the
OF the meeting was turned to
he discussion of suitable candidates
or supervisor and representative.
Ben Poepoe had the pull for represen-
alive, his only opponent being Kahi-
ma
There were number OF candidates
or supervisorial honors. d. w. Wat
on and G. w. Bridges were the favor
ties. with S. w. Logan close behind
The latter is the policeman at Laie.
Dave Watson is lawyer of Kaneohe
md sometimes Kahana, and Bridges is
carpenter mechanic and jack Of all
rades.
Tomorrow a ballot box is to be cir
ulated between Kahuku and Kaaawa
md the vote of the people taken to as
ertain who they feel should represent
he enlightened district of Koolauloa
n the honorable capacities of super
'isor and member of the lower house.
The delegates to the Republican con-
ention will be advised of the pre-
urinary balloting and will act accord
ngly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-09-07

casting the highest number OF votes for
Delegate to Congress at the last pre-
ceding general election, and fifteen
from the District casting the lower
number OF votes Mt such election. to be
appointed by the chairman of the
County and District Convention on the
nomination of the respective precinct
delegations, each precinct to have ut
least one Committeeman
The matter of the single ballot Will be
discussed at the meeting Monday night.