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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
Der @iirger cntScft.

6rau Maggie @oroon's Woroer ge.
itebt Ieine S6ulo elm. - @atte
Der ermoroeten uniduloig in
Saft.
Nem Oorf, Z. Iopember. =
9tidt ldnger fonnte Der 23.iGhrioe
Sobann @od)ince, ein aus Seitreid
beriiber gefommener unb Nr. 2O9t.
3. aoenue, m~obnbafter 9Gder, sic
i'm oriifenOe Sdrulo ertrogen. @e.
tern geitano er Coroner Sarburacr,
DAP er am lebten Sonntag Morgel1
Die % Sabre olte Moggie @orbon in
oeren @obnung, Rr. 10, 2. StroBe,
erpiirgt babe. Ger Wann oieier
6rau befinbet iid) inter Dem bisber
gebegten Seroad)t, bob er fiir Sen
Zoo ieiner Satin perantportlid) lei,
I'M Combs : @efdngniB, bod miro er
ourh @odince's @eitGnOniB ieOen.
falls bal0 freifommen.
@o6insce er51blte Dem Coroner
ieine @ei6ihte in @egenmort OeS Go=
pitGnS uno bier Oeteftips Der 3. Str
Eoli5eiitation. Seiner 9%aritequtg
5uiolge mar er in letter 3eit elm
Opfer leidtiinniger Srauen5immer
geDoroen un0 poQte iid) - gGn5lid
berabgefommen, mie er mo- - an
Srou @oroon fir oos gauge 8eidledt
rGden, peridmdbte nber gleif5eitig
nidt, $3.50 @riparniiIe aus einem
ibrer Striimpfe mit5unebmen. PTS
@odince Die 3eitungsberi6te iibcr
Die Serboitung Oes Monnes Der ST.
moroeten las, ifllg inn oaS @emii.
len, uno er mid Dem arme Der @e.
reftigfeit nidt mebr lGnger aus.
Sobalo sic 0eteftips ibren 8efan.
genen begriiBt bntten, mtroe Der So.
roner gerllielt, Dem er Elm poles @e-
ItGnoniB ablegte. Gann lieB i'm ser
Coroner auf Die Nnflage 0es WforoeS
ubiiibren, unO bellte miro Ser Monn
I'M DorfpiQe Yoli5eigeridt porge.
fiibrt meroen. @oroon, Der unibul,
dig uerbnitete @atte, bot nllr 81 ge-
mGrtiger, Dab CT ais 3etge f~eitgebol-
ten miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
Spmamitfrtucl in @et- @irainicn.

@beelinG @..&o., I. Nop. -
Bon frcuelbofter Snn0 iuor in DEN
Sci5ofen Oes @dgebouies Der Gin
@rope Goal @orfs," ied)s Meilen Oft
lid bon bier. cine Ipnomlitpotrone
in Der altgeni6einlid)en 9lblidt gelegt
morOen, bas gor5e &erloOegbGltbc
gum @inltlr5 5u bringen. Sobolo
6eller III Dem Diem ongelegt mltrbc,
crfolgte cine furdtbore Grploiion
unO Oos @Ggebous milroe in Sriimt.
nler gelegt. Ser WonL melfer ons
Sellcr angelegt bate, bate it'd gliid-
lifer Weiie Dor Dem gintritt Der gr.
ploiion entfernt. Die 8rubefl.8 eiea-
ihoft, melder Die 3ede gebort, iii bic
ein5ige in Dieiem SuboiItrift, mcld)e
oos Nbfommen be5ilglid) Der Belle
gurg bes @rubenitrifes nibt INTER
5eihnet ur1o am Wontog begonncn
bate, Nihtllnionlelite 5t importiren.
Die grplolion trot gliifli6er @eiie
eir, che Die Nidtulionleltte lid sur
Irbeit be9cben bntten, unb Ntien,uno
lpurOe perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08

6orbe oes 9lutes perlor an Snten-
iit0t Der &otbe.
Sclbit in geringen Wengen genoi-
len, pirfcn Solpcil uno Solpcil-
iaure geiunbbeitsi6G0lif, pesbalb
81. Hilep Die Gonfisfotion uno Ser.
nldtung oaer nit ben %genannten
Gbemitolien bebonbelten H~abrutgs.
uno @enuBmittel empfieblt.
Som ErGiibenten geneb.
migt.
ErGiioelt Hooiepelt bat oas 9l6.
fomnen ocs Sberiten Hoogers pom
s. acknowledgement nit Den lite.
SnOianern be5iiglid) Ser grleoi9ung
Der geidueroen Der GotbbGute ges
ne6migt. @r bat oos ariegsocporte.
ment bcouftrogt, Sen Snbioner.
Sauptlingen mit5utbeilen, ooB er
ibnen cine Iuoien5 int @ciBen Sollic
mad ieincr Hiiffebr aus Eonana
%gctu1bren meroe.
Ius Wanila angeIangt.
Gie Grmee . Sronsportoompfer
pWteaoe" un0 DSngaQs" trofen aus
Wanilo in Ntcpport Stems, So, Elm.
9ie beiben Shiffe boben Die 6o6rt
ourd cen Sue3fonal gen1od)t uno
limo Die eriten aus Dem fernen Often
fommenbcn Sronsportidiffe, melfDe
nod Der iiingiten Srore oes &riegs.
departments itott no6 Nen-Dorf
nah 9tetuport Nerps geben.
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Nod Gin ncncs 3iun.

G%bicngo, 81, Z. Nopenlber.
Bcneroluuiicher Tolipo in 3ionzGitp,
Nod)folgcr oes obgelettcn gpo'tels
Sobn Nleranocr 0pipie, hat IN elmer
gniprohe at ieine a~nb1n9er 5ltoer'
lihtlld crflGrt, er meroe ein neites
3ion ihnffcn. meld)eS lid Dor 0omie'S
8riln0un9 pie Der Gag BON Der Nadt
llnterideioen merbe. Sas erIte @ebot
meroc obiollltc 9eirciung BON ben
Sd)ul0cn iein. @eocr 3iol nod IT.
gcno cin Wonn in 3ion iolle einen
rotben Seller id)lilbcn. Spatcr beob-
liftlge cr, aolpnie'n fiir Die Srenno.
ulo Cboofloien ein5uridten. Wit
oent oriitofrotiihen areiS, Der III
3lon empor gepohien, meroe CT
griinolld) olfr1men, mo in 3nfunft
milroen slle gleih aeitellt iein.
Wdfe fars Ansianb beiprst G.. Snine, ssr.
Alb, SfsSaltimesesoN., observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
Sabncr's @cItanonif.
Ser6reGen in Son 6ranciSco. -
9GniflGrung iiber pcrl6ieoene
Nullb. uno Worotbaten.

Nollb. un0 MorOtbnten.
un3ranciSco, Sal, I. Nop.
- 2oris Snbner bat oenl blcligelt
G6cf ser 0eteftips gegenilber Oos @es
ItGnoniB obgelegt, ooB rr unb Sobt
Sicmien, mclhe Sci0c am lebtelt
Sumltog megc1 zines AngriftS auf
Sen ,5lnpelier 9ebreno uerboftet muir
Dc1, cine Nn5obl &crbred)en, Die III
lester 3eit Die Stoot IN Nuiregllng
ueriebt, begongen boben. @ie Gobner
nlSia9t, BADEN er llno Siemlen Die
&auflclte ISM. Ffibner uno @m,
6rieoe ern1or0et, Die iapnnildc Sanf
berul1bt, oen aniiirer %. Wunatafa
~ern1or6ct u1tO audi Den Or. Z. D. W.
2clan0 6eralbt. @egen OeS lebteren
Terbre6ens bilBt sur Belt ein Inoe-
rcr, lpo6ri6einlih llnjfulolAer, cine
3lhtbnlsItroie nb. lleber Oieie uuo
anoere Serbreden, Oeren er ltno
lett ibrer &crboftung Der
oGdtig maren, bat 0obner Elm boil
itGnoiges uno mlsiilbrIihcS @eItono-
nib obgclcgt. Die Ser iaponii6cn
9anf gerollbte Sumnle CAB ct auf
$4,000 an.
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Gunsrckmitalirb. oGufran 1T Sranti;

ct. 5 obnsburp, @t., 7. Nop.--
Die 8%ermdblung bon Sri. Minnie See,
Spfter oes friibercn General . @oll.
pernellrS Ger Ybilippinen, Senrp ..
Soc, nit Dem GongreBmitaliebe ".
8oltrfe Godrun in Mem = g)ort mirp
luie man BON Nngeborigen Der Sa,
Mile Soc erfdbrt, om II. os. M.s.
I'M st. Hegis > Sotel in Ntclp . 9orf
ltottfinocn. Sriiher botte perlalltet,
Die Sod5citsieier iole bier i'm Sauic
Der Gltern Der 9rollt ltottfinbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
Strifcbreder nit Hcuplucrn bcluaff'

GlepcIan0, Ohio, Z. Hopember.
- Sobn u. Yenton, Der YrdiiOent
ser Benton Eilbliibing 60" BON
bier, bat bcn YGorpoiten" Scr t1po-
g~ropbiid)cn Union ben arieg erfldrt
u1to ieine N1geltelten nit Gepolpert
belpoMnet, I'M 5ll ifieBen. menn lic
luieoer bel1iti9t miiroen. @r bat ben
Mopor unb Die Eoli5ei onpon III
aenntnib geiebt, nit Dem 9emerfct,
lcinc 2el,te ieien BON Den SpGbert
Der Strifer wleoerbolt arfgegriifer
mpr0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08

Die 9ebanolung fir I6eumdtis'
mus, 8out, Magen- mo nerpole
Gronfbeiten nit Strablen. e%leftri.
idlem 9id)t lno @aiierbaoern, ionic
elmer eriinoliden miiienidaitlid)en
%aiiaee lit ieit Sabren idon cine Ser
'wiftigitcn Seilmetbooen in europa.
0os 8ienna Sa~natorium, 4t3 8eIt-
Sapette. Str, lit nad @iener Muiter
NIT ben neueiten apparaten fir Die
gebanblune bieier aranfbeiten einge-
ridjtet nlro miro BON spei in @ien
graouirten Mer5ten geleite.. Sait
altsel,bliflide 2inoerung erSdrner'
gen unb eriinolide Seilung in fir
Seiter 3eit lit oas &eiultat oieier Me-
tbobe. Goniultation ltno pbpiifalilfe
e~insebenOe llnteriltdung frei; Sono'
rar mdBig. @er nod Der erIten Be
banofing nift 2inoeruns ueripiirt,
bralidt fir SieIc nidt ST. %bcsoblcn.
(2S6|
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
McWiQ's Mpaclcicn.

Toronto, Z. Ropember. - SIN
bieiigen Yoli5eigeridt begann Ole
8orunter iudrng gegen ben iriibercr
g~etriebsleiter Der iaaiien Ontario,
9anf," Charles Me@ia. meld)er an
oertbalb Winionen Collars inter.
ihlaeen baben jolt. 8erihieocnc
Glerfs bon Der 9anf unb bonn 6inor5'
7epnrtement in Ottann nilroen per
nommer.
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(SprtIetnns bpn Scr /. Scitc.)
&epubIiforiide E~lurolt-
tat in Snbianu
hrumpt NE
lam NJ cit.

Sn6iaropoIiS, Sllb., Z. Nou.
Gen Gcutigcn @oblberidten 5lr'
folgc miro Ole rcpllblifaniide Glltro-
IitGt in Subiona bctrodtlid) bintcr
bct gcItrigen S6Gtun9cn 5rriid.
bleiben. sic miro bclltc auf nidt
iibcr 10000 big $4,000 gcidGbt. Gic
Genofratcn 9elponrcn Gin GongrcB.
mitglicO = 5. W. I0oir i'm S. 81.
itrift.
(SpGter.) - SpGterc 9cridtc CT.
gcbclt, ooB 5 Hepublifuner ult0 .
9emtfroten IN ben GonqreB erru1blt
iino, mGbrenO Orci Giitriftc nod I'M
3peiiel ihmcbcn. Die Gcmofrotcn
bcaniprud)en bic g%rm0blung bon
iieben Gon9reBmit9lieocrr, gcbcn
ieood) cine rcplblifoniihe GlltrolitGt
bon 1900 Stimmcn I'M Stootc 81.
GolIitGn0igcr Sieg Ser
3cpubIifarcr in @ e It.
&irgtn ie II.
@bccIirg. @..@o. T. Nopcm.
Der. - |onitGrbigerc @eridtc ans
Sem Srtcrn pcrgroBcrn 6ic rcpubli.
foniidcn ElurolitGtcn. GQe flint
rcpltblifaniidcn Gongreb . Gonoioo.
ten Iinb er1pGbIt mo bic r%epublifo.
riife Tlurulit1t inn Stoote betrG0t
rtipo $1,000. SIN Der 2egi8lotitr ia.
ben sic Hepu6lifancr cine groBcre
0toioritGt, ais in ~berienigcn BON
1904, in meld)cr tic iiber cine Wtojori.
tat bon 81 Stimmen bci gcnlcill.
idoitlifer @bitimmunq p%eriiiGten.
Gin oemofrotifc @ou.
pcrneur iir HboOcs
SSlono.
Groptbence, MS, I. Nop.
- SantcS $. Siggins (Gcm.) lit
nit 1898 Stimmen GlurolitGt iibcr
ben Hepublifoner Geo. u. litter
sum @ouperrcllr eripGblt. Die He.
pltblifaner ~erpGbIen sic 5lpei onoe.
rem Gonbiootcn olti ibrent Stoots.
tifet, ionic Gins pom oen 5pei Con.
greBmitglieoern. Gie 9cn1ofroten
ernoblen bos on6ere. lltter's Nic-
oerloge miro tbeilmeiie ieinen gn.
griffcn ollf ben republifonildcn
6iibrer General @ropton 5ngcidric.
ben.
d bltes Gonqreb.
mitglieo pergieBt 9lut.
Nem' Orleans, Z. Hopember.
- $. &. Saurot, meld)er 9eitcrn bon
Oen 9emofrntcn in ben GongreB er.
mdblt mnrbe, idoB beute 9(beno in
9aton Ipllge ben Or. $. $. albri6
nieoer. alorid blieb aui Der SteGe
foot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08

Sn Muguita, @a., bat ser irii,
1ere 9almnoqmafler Sbomas W.
aleranber, pelfer am 8. SSiili NIT
8interlaiiung bon 100000 SduI-
ben entiIob un6 am IS. september in
Yittsburs oerbaftet piirbe, iduloig
plaioirt uno lit 81 ied)s Sabren 3nd)t.
bans perurtbeilt iporoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
&eripridDt Hiiffebr unS Nbrcdnnna.

Gbicago, Sis, Z. Nop. = ).
Gbriition gsfilbien, Der Supreme
Sdotmeilter Der odniihen 9rirocr.
ihoft bon amerifo, melder ieit bcnt
20. Sftober peribpunpcn lit, bat,
mic ieinc Satin mittbeilt, geitern
bon lid boren loiien. @on erlpor'
tet, Dob CT in Den nGd)iten 3ngen 5lt.
riidfebren linb ieire peripirrten 81
acknowledgements ororen miro.
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&crmiid)tc tclcarapbiid,c Sepeidjcn.

Sn Geno, Hep., bat Gbarles
anfS, Gin Sdanfp1rter, III moroe'
rilfem 3meifampf einen b%efannten
8lildslpicler, Hamens goiparo Ser.
rel, genonnt ,SliperS," in einen
Shanflofal erid)oiien. Serrea ioa
Der GbeIrou Studs nad]eeItclt babert
uno Der @bemonn bate georobt, Ser.
ref bel Der erItcn 9egegmung 81 too'
ten. 8iihs trtg orei ipeitere Wunoen
oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08

Sdmurrhptbcn In 6 bis IA 1aecn Inrirt.
bon iudenoen, bIiroer, bIiienben uro terpors
l~teberoet Sditorrboioe1 In 6 bis IA Iaacn 81
furtreri, ooer 8elo smriideritnttet.
lSft49lp&i.a q. q NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08

Wieu, I. Hop. - @ic pcrlolltet.
boben ole ieit ciniaer 3cit int @on9c
beiin0lid)en &crbnnollungen gebuiS
Gr5ielung zines Iits9leihS 5miihen
Den beioen Geid)sb1lften einen Gin.
itigen Serlouf genontmen ulto cin SIT,
observation-disclosures Gr9ebniB miro CT.
mortet. 0ie Gertreter Scr oitreidi,
iden Regierutg boben ibrc 9ereit
miliefeit 5un1 Nbid)luB clues San.
btlsuertrogs nit lltgorn 81 crfe1'
men ge9eben folls fir cine Iolfe cine
lange Sriit sugeitanoen miro. I'M
gnrn lit piaens, bieie 9ebingung Slt
eriiilen, ui1b oamit lit oos 3uitonoe.
fomtmen bes Gertrages in greifbure
ltobe gerildt moroen.
Snterelanter Ero6eB IN
9u6apeit.
@ien Z. Npp. = Giner telegra,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-08
Mnf mad Banana!
Semtc tritt Sr. 3upieuclt icine SiS-
l~anbsfaBrt al.

Sin seiddftiser Gag I'M @eiber
Sauie. = gerid,t sur g%ntloitung
beS @ouperrlcltrs 6rans bon
0f(aboma genc6miot. 9es-
gIeiden oie @cr~cin6arumg nit Den
lite SHaianern, @bef oes
Observation-Disclosures Moore crbGlt
einen Seriueis mc8cn leirer Se=
b~unollung zines llntcrgebcneil.
SolpctliGilre unO ibre @irtungen
ultf sic Geroalulngs Srgane oes
t~unuib1id,nu OGrOprS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PASSENGERS.
Arriving.

Per c. A. s. S. Maheno, from Victoria,
B. c., August "a: For Honolulu: x.
j. Allan, ] H. Mackenzie. c. w. Bebb,
w e. Bowen, Miss A. L. Bowen, r. f.
Mist, e. Wood, Mrs Wood, Miss ]. G..
Mcdonald, Mrs. Mcdonald, Miss Dean,
c. A. Mcdonald, j. H. Markham Mrs.
j. H. Markham, Miss H. NJ. Markham,
f. A Strout, Miss e. Strout. Frederick
d. Walker, K. Yedo, Robert White.
March Sattler. Flo rSuva: s. A. l..
MacLean, Mrs A. L. MacLean, B. T.
Rogers, b. T, Rogers, b. II. Hawkins,
Mrs. B. T. Hawkins, Miss Hawkins,
Mrs. w. H. Hawkins, Miss X. Haw-
kins, Miss j. Hawkins, Knewstuble,
Heating, Myers, Colin Young, L. A..
Smith, r. Barton. For Brisbane: Miss
K. Baynes, f. o. Marks, d. X. Nc
Connell, e, w. Walker, Miss F.. w.
Walker, Mrs. J, S. Badger Master
Badger, Miss Clara Ross, A. r. Atkin-
son, For Sydney: A. p. Douglas, Miss
A. G. Hammond Miss NJ. Hammond,
Percy Dutton, F. Parkes, ]. Roberts
Mrs. ]. Roberts, Miss Kiddle, Mrs. Kid
die, A. Green, Mrs. A. Green, r. H.
lOu VI l. lJet(nls, Il. w. WCt eWnal!,
Mrs. Wettewhall. Miss Mettewhall, j.
T, Barton, Mrs. Barton, e. Witty, Miss
e, d, Button, A. Forsyth, Mrs. A. For.
syth, A. r. Canning, F, r. Bennett, G.
Lerows, Mrs. Lerows, N. W. Thorn
son, Miss Wayne, w. Brawson, r.
Wenzel, j, Bessen, u. Hilbert, G. Ry-
pews, A. S. Arnold, Mrs. r w. Brown
F, w. Gibson, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Glib
son, T. E. Tilloch, r. Thomson, Mean
liner, F. Callner, ]. Dewey p Vein
berg, S. j. GILL; II. Leventhal, Mr.. Blu
chanan. p. Nutle, Mrs. Nutle, w. H.
Waterson, w. r. Bennett, p. Brierre,
Mrs Brlerre. c. Taylor, H. Seldom, Mn
Tillotson, DR.. NJ. L. Cameron, Mrs
Cameron, Miss Cameron, Mrs. r A.
Horne, Miss H"rne, Mrs B. Williams
Mr.. Crawford, Mrs Crawford ]. e..
Fleming. j. M. Somerville, w. Camp
bell. r. L. EGrson, d. NJ. Isaacs, Mrs
w ]. Hastings, Miss b. Hastings, e.
D. Hastings, r. Hastings, p. Morli-
son, T, Wood, V. Dimock, ]. t, Wat
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
LOGAN GETS
AWAY FOR MANILA
GENERAL SMITH AND CONGRESS-
MAN GILBERT SAIL ON LOGAN
FOR MANILA.

The Z. 5. A. T. Logan, Captain Stin-
son, got away for Manila and Guam at
IL o'clock this morning. The tug Fear
less had a line aboard and helped the
big transport get Strengthened out in
the channel, for there was a strong
off-shore wind blowing and the pilot
did not care to risk going ashore.
The Logan took General Smith and
his wife and Congressman Gilbert and
his wife. They will proceed to Manila
by the transport A large number of
their fellow passengers by the Man
churia were on the dosk to see them
off. Secretary Atkinson was down to
see them off as was Major Van Vliet.
M. A. Hart, better known as Major"
Hart, left by the Logan for Manila
where he will get another ship and
proceed to New York by way of the
Suez Canal. He intends to enter the
University of Chicago.
p .McKenna, the new superintendent
of the cable company at Guam, was
a passenger by the Logan. j. F. Nor
gan brought Mr.. McKenna to the
wharf where members of the local ca
BILE staff had gathered to bid him a fair
voyage. He was accompanied by his
small son. He had a number of views
of the wrecked cable hut i'm San Fran
cisco taken shortly after the earth
quake there and showed them this
morning to a number of friends.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24
Prisoner
Fears Being
Poisoned
RESULTS OF INVESTIGATIONS OF
THE SUSPICIOUS CASE IN OAHU
PRISON.

The investigation of the suspect case
of poisoning in oahu prison has failed
to disclose the presence Of any poison
in the candy which was supposed to
contain poison. The circumstances
of the case remain very suspicious,
however and the woman whose child
ate the candy has declared to the pri-
son officers that she was the victim
of attempts to poison her and that
she does not want any more eatables
from outside the Jail.
The candy was sent to Choy Chow
Shee, convicted Of bigamy, by the
second husband in the case. since
the suspicious illness of the child the
husband has been interviewed by At
torney j. o. Lightfoot, who defended
the woman and he admitted to the
attorney that he had sent the candy. 1t
is thought that either the poison was
an adulterant or that the child's ill
ness was caused by something else.
Immediately on starting to eat a
piece of the candy the child. a girl
about four years Old fell to the floor
i'm commissions crying candy no good. q"
The candy was taken out of her mouth,
and found to have a peculiar color.
The girl has recovered.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-24

cent of purchase price of land to be paid
at the time and place of sale.
Ten per cent of purchase price oY
| land, together with five per cent In
terest on unpaid balance of purchase
price to be due and payable one year
from date of sale.
twenty per cent of purchase price
together with five per cent interest ON
unpaid balance of purchase price to h
due and payable two three, four ana
1--WE years from date OF sale.
For plans and further conditions an.
ply at Land Department, judiciary
Building, Honolulu.
2) At the same time and piaco
there will be sold at Public Auction.
under the provisions of Part v. See
ton 10, Land Act, 1885, a GENERAL,
LEASE of the following described
PASTORAL LANDS SITUATE IN
NORTH KONA, HAWAII.
1850 acres, a little more or less. of the
| lands of Kalaoa-Ooma Mauka.
Term: q years from September 18th.
1906.
Upset rental, $4,000 per annum, pay
able semi-annually in advance.
The government reserves rights OF
way for present roads or trails across
the lands, and also reserves the right
to resume possession or such portion
or portions as may be required for set
tlement or public purposes
For plans and further particulars
| apply at Department of Public LandE.
judiciary Building, Honolulu, or to
Thomas C. White, Sub Agent Land De-
partment, Kealakekua, Kona, Hawai-.
CD At - o'clock noon, Saturday.
August 25th. 1906 at Governments
School House, at Napoopoo, S. Kona,
Hawaii, there will be sold at Public
Auction, under Part VII, Land Act.
1895, cash FREEHOLDS). the fol-
lowing described
PASTORAL LAND SITUATE IN
SOUTH KONA, HAWAII
$685. acres, a little more or less, Of
the lands of Kalama, Mauka.
Upset price, $119S. 90.
Terms, twenty-five per cent of pur-
chase price to be paid at time and
place of sale.
Twenty-Five per cent of purchase
price, together with six per cent in
terest on unpaid balance to be due ana
payable, one, two and three years from
date of sale.
For plans and further particulars APP
ply at Department of Public Lands.
Judiciary Building, Honolulu, or to
Thos. c. White, Sub-Agent Land De-
partment, Kealakekua, Kona, Hawaii
JAS. w. PRATT,
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Honolulu, July goth, 1906.
6ts-July 26, 2S; Aug. 4, II, IS, "a
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Conference
With The
Delegate
OF COMMERCE AND
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION CON
SIDED APPROPRIATIONS.

A very important conference was
held yesterday afternoon between
Delegate Kuhio and representatives of
the Chamber of Commerce and the
Merchants Association regarding the
appropriations to be asked for at the
next session Of congress. Captain Slat-
terry, the United States engineer officer
was present also, as was George b.
Mcclellan, the private secretary to the
delegate. e. e. Paxton, chairman Of
the committee on public Improvements,
represented the Chamber Of Commerce.
The object was to consider the things
for which appropriations were most
necessary, and for which the chances
of getting them were most hopeful and
then to set about the preparation Of
data to be presented to congress in be-
half of them.
An appropriation for the purpose of
dredging out lighthouse point and
making other improvements i'm Homo
lulu harbor were among those consid-
cred. improvement of the Hilo harbor
was also considered.
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MANCHURIA CHANGES
FOR WORSE
Continued from page one.J

A force of men is at work today
constructing a telephone line to the
shore point nearest to the Manchurla
The line will be completed by Sunday
morning. This arrangement will en-
able more frequent communication
with the vessel to be had.
The Pacific Mail Company has not
turned the salving of the vessel over to
the underwriters. The company is
directing the operations and has it's
local agents acting for them. Captain
Pillsbury who sailed with Captain
Metcalf yesterday, is to represent the
underwriters but he comes in an ad-
visory capacity.
A very heavy rainfall occurred this
morning about o'clock at Waimanalo
and vicinity. The downpour was very
great and last for a period of ten min
utes. Messengers who went to the
vessel this morning report that there
was a very marked swell running in
the bay and the sampans found pro-
gress out to the vessel difficult. This
information is significant, for it shows
that the swell has increased and the
position of the vessel is more serious
than it has been for the last two days.
The sampan travels in the lea of the
Manchuria and if the sea was rough in
the lea of the vessel it was cores
pondingly rougher on the windward
side. There was quite a fresh breeze
prevailing from the northeast this
morning at the vessel.
The revenue cutter Daniel Manning
returned yesterday afternoon for coal
and supplies. She will load 175 tons
of coal. take some supplies for herself
and the cable ship Restorer and then
return to the Manchuria tomorrow
morning about 9 O'clock Captain
Joynes of the Manning is hopeful of the
vessel being saved.
General j. F. Smith and wife and
Judge Newton G. Gilbert and wife de-
parted today by the Logan for Ma
Mia. She got away about II o'clock.
They were originally Manchuria pas
sengers.
A heavy wire cable was secured yes
terday by Captain Very of the Naval
Station for use aboard the Manchuria.
No advices of the departure of the
T. % - lIoquolS from Midway l'I
Honolulu had been received today at
the naval station. she is expected to
start at any time. When she arrives
she will undoubtedly, be placed at the
disposal of the Manchuria, She is a
powerful tug and would materially as
sist in the work of saving the vessel.
There does not appear to be any in
crease in the leak of the Manchuria.
Yesterday eight inches of water showed
i'm compartment No. /. The cargo was
removed from that part of the vessel