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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06
81 0uig Ctto'n &ciinOcn M
OCr1 II Aprt

20nig Ctto'H SciinOcn M
uCrGnocrt.
Mic aus Wiilldcn gCnlcloCt miro.
iprad) lid 6inun5mlniIter y. Efaif III
Der bupcriidlcn aunlmCr Der Ib0eorp-
nctcn iibcr Den 3ultono ocS mrnntcbr
i'm icd)e5igltcn Scbcnsjohrc liebcr0cn
a0niaS Stto outs, scr III Gciitigcr
llmmnhturlg icit lan9cn Sobren allI
Sd,lob TilritenricO mcilt. Ger 0tini-
itcr crfI1rtc. iomobl nod ieincr ct9e,
ncn @uhrnebnlulg, mic nodl ocnl
@utadten bon SnhpcrIt1nbIgcn. lei
boa nciitige uno forpcrlide 9Ciinbct
ocS &oniQa Q0n5lih m%npcronNcrt.
Gr. 81 0 d micoCr IN Scrlin.
Eroielinr q. Ho6crt Sod lit poll
icincr Hciie nod Nfrifo, mcld,e Dem
Stuoium Der Shlnirrottheit Aolt,
uno SIC, mic bercifS pcntclbct, Die
gIGn3cnoltep GrioI9c 5eitlgtc, nod
Berlin 5uriid9ctctrt. Ter 8clchrte
arbcitct ci,en griin0lihcn i%uillcns
id)oftlihcn @rrid't iIhcr Die Grgebnii.
ir ans.
2 hrctlid)c SruNooic in
Stuttgart.
&n Shltlgort bat iid) cine fnrd)tbo.
re Inntilicniroa3Oic creignet. Scr
Noliiibrer Raid cridloB ieinc @eliet-
tc, ieine Nrml uno Orei ainncr u,o
beNina nodtoem or oen iiinifud)erl
Morb neriibt futtc. Sclbltnoro. Ni'
Writlb Der grol,lilcn Sbaten mcrocll
Die tluiigen Giicriuhtsicen oufge'
iiibrt, luelfe sic ncrrot)cne Nrall
bcn li,0etrcucn Ghcmani aanlod)t
bate. Too cridGittrrnbc &orfom1.
nib fat IN mcitcitCn arcilcn Der milrt
tcn1bcrNiihcn @nuptituGt Sic 9robiG
Muircanl1g pcrllrindt.
@egcn 20 d . d,crhonbcla
pcrurthctlt.
Mudl cincr aus @nrid,on hlcrbcr
aelnngtcu MclhrnQ inn Der Naeni
@pli @olbenberq mo Der aus Due
nos 9urcs itnmlnCnbc NCrr1. 9ruefi
mcacn M1ohcnholthcla Ill @cf0lN
ni6 pe%rurtbcllt mprNcn. Sic Ben.
GcnnnSiuqell lubcu iih }ltm Shcil
bodIt icnlotioneH NcItnltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06
Hci'm yllnfcl SrIiiG &crctu,"

Ger bclicbte &rrcin bUlI IN Der Ger
unia.NGnncrhor.N nllc" icincn
33. &obrcabnu alb. - &rulN unb
Hlt Orcbt litb pcraniiGt i'm Eon5e.
Cine crfolGreidt &grunItoltlmg.
Ger "%linfel NrGiiQ. &crccn" belt
1eItcrn Nben0 III Der .WCrmdnlus
M0nncrd)or.Sulc" lclrCu 33. Suh.
resbnll ob. Mic g. gr@pobulih bel
TernnitoltuuNun bicico bclicbtcn Scr
Gins jlt lcin piic1t 10 lunr audi Dies.
nal Der Ncluh cin olBcrorocntlid)
l%lortcr. man lpeib ebclL Die nllnfcl
NrGiig. %crccnlcr" pcritcbenL 6eitc 81
lciern. Troi. Stcinpolh'a Srdcltcr
ipieltc bic bclicbtcitcn Mcllcn 5itnl
Son5c chi unN bolb bill0iDte Sung
nl0 ",llt Der irohlimc1 MlliC IcrpIis
hprc; notilrlidl bil0ctcn lid olld) bier
unb bn bic tclicbtcil oicl,d)tcn GtfCn".
I'm # llbr ucreiniNtc i1lnnltlld)c Nn.
%ipcicn0cu ci1 Ncn'cin'd)aft!ihc" SCl.
per, bel ocm cill NcmGhltea Mcnil Ter
yirt mur0c. Yer Tr1iiocnt, Mr. j..
". @chrcnbcrq, begrilBtc sic Anuc-
icn0cu IN elmer hcr5lid) gebaltcncn
9triprndc, bie nit nrobtcm @cllaQ
oui1enonmcu mllroc. Nnd)bcm man
iid) lcIb!ih QcItnrft, gub llon lid nit
ridden &r0itcn Dem ScrgniiNcn oe2
lorjcna bin. mo crit III icbr porac.
riltter Stullbc trcllntcn iid) Die Sbctl'
reblncr nit Dem @%epnBtleiL cinen
lpirfIid) pergnil0ten, gentBrcihcr
Mhcnh pcrlcbt III hoben.
Sic ioIOauocnScrrclt boben id nm
ooa Wclingen 0c5 ScltcS, bciolocrc
Ncr0icnitc cr%luorbcll:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: i. ". @cb'
rcubcra ToriiBcr; .. i. Sepfin, IS.
Z. MbrlinN s.. IS. bon Seine.
GmpiorOaGomitc; i. Mrn. HNit,
&oriibcr; -. Softer, 81. Center, 3.
Miln2.
(nm.Gomitr: Ana. 6cnfcr. &or.
liBcr; z. S8ilbcIm, ". MoBfnmp, q.
FiCrlou.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06

Ies MorOonQrii is be,
ihuIoi9t. -- @cItcrn NprnIittoU
mtrbc Der 3S Sabre oltc Ne1er Ben
amin Mlnhben pon Nr. 1907, Mis-
qllitb. Strabc, perhnitct mo III Der
noro0ItIid)cn NoIi5ciitntion cilt1clic
iert. 100 or iiir sic Mcborocn BOZ, 2nnc
Armnoel'Gountu icitgebaltcn miro.
Bt1oocn lit ~bciduloigt, an cincn
Mcr0an1riii oti ocn Sillisid)criii
Names $. Grclric wdbrcnb oes nnl /.
Scptrmbcr IN 9lrilc Arirnoc(s Golntu
pcr0ciaucncn 9tegerraballs tbeillc.
nplllltcn 6u Dobcll.
EroGibitinn ooS Sonpt
them a. Sn Scr bonn l3. bis 5lllll
15. 9fopcmter bier toaeroen Gonucn.
ton Ser .Gbriition Gnbcnporcr" miro
TrotiGilion cine Der Solipt Sbcmctl
bil0en. Wol1pcrrcur Wlcnn Don Nor0.
Carolina miro iiher bicicS Shcluu IN
Der Vrontlep NupiiItcn STRIDE citltl
@ortro9 hoItct.
MeOr ftcinere @o1nur
gcn, Nu Der Git. uiIo WeItrS ei'
ten Der Barter t>>be, 5piid)en Sci.
fcrion. mo Grleansitrube. ipcrben Is
iucitcre jluciitGdINc @oditeiliG1ilicr
bon 0errn Grollt Nouof crboilt lpcr'
ocn. Ger @eiontniipreis Der @1ilirr
miro lid ulti SlGStU beIosiicn. Girr
hcriclbcn iueroen II SUB 6 Sol jt 80
6ub, llno Die ijprigcn ~ sub & 3oli
5lt II Sui 9rob wcrbcn. Tie 0oit
pldnc iillb BOZ, Nrd,iteft !. $. Sirt
allsgearbeitet. ,Snt 5diliergcpicrt 800
Der Barter troBe bat Scrr 9tooof
lilrjlid) oil Nerrn Charles @cnoer oic
IL Sauler Rr. Jhl 800 $40. 51I biz
532 pcrtmlit. Sic Orunoiieuer be
tra9t je $36.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06
Mlc bic iraniGiid)c N~riitOfratic uuu
it'd bcnft.

Giuilc Der &crtrctcr Der ultcltcn
ironSoiiid)cn Observation-Disclosures 'lnb
hcira1t mpr0ell, mcldc2 lhrcr Nn,ld)t
nud) Die ,}utunit bca Mocia i'll Der
Mepublit iei. Ser Marquis bon 81.
our, Morouia BON 9eourc0oro, Scr
500 Icca3e, Ser Ser5og pon Hoban,
@rni b'SnuiionpiQc. Erin5 Suci1gcn
Ii. /. ~. iinh Scr Mcinun0, Bob cS
MIR nod lucni4c Experimentation oeS
mirf!id)eu oltir0n56iiiben Nocls 90s
he, ruto hob cS bic Nuigohc Der beitr
tigcn Npblelic lei. Dem @prtc vori'
hos" t,bcr @eitc"1 wiirbiN 81 cut
iprrdcn.
,&n cilenl @orlhc. in Dem fcin
Moudrd, c~riitirt, Dent ia nllcin Dos
Mcd)t %5llforinlt. ncilc 3,pci9c ocn al.
ten Stamnlbdun;cn oca rnunliItildell
Trontrctd)'5 bi~n5u5ufii0clL lit Die
Nlriitotratic irilbcr oocr ipItcr ocnl
%crihpinocn urbcimNcinllcn" mcint
Der Ner5nN BON Motan.
Ser MorQllia noli GiGu lit meniz
ger pcliimiitiidI. SCInC jOhrelongell
Gripigc III Ser SnouItric - CT mnr
~bcfon1tlid) elmer ser criicrL Der iid,
Der Tubrifotipn bon MlltonlobIlcl:
praftiih 5~lllpnn0tc - lullcn i'm oic
&pifnnin9 nllsipredeL onb Die Ebut,
trnit Der juu9cn Nriitptrntic bcllt,
outage in Sriebcnaseiten ihrcm Eol'
Ne our0 intcligcntcS @irfen allf ocnr
Sclbc Der &nOllltrie chcnlo Oicl MI
sen fam. mic chit Ole &~orfohrcn
olli Oclu ShlodtfcIoc.
Sit Der 0cDenint 5piidcn Gcutid,-
Iulrh m,n 6rontreid) nidt pifnnt?-.
M1hrcro bel ms III TClitihlunh Die
Wrnbir0ultricllcn gcuocit ipcrocn.
tritt Der iruu5oiiid)c Nocl III Die III
olitricllc Welt Gin.
Im Snterciiontelicn lit Scr Nla.
iprlld) beS @rnicn Sean upn Gnitcl.
lane, oeS 1ottcn Der cinltincn Trin'
5ciiin Golp 6i!rItcnbcr0: ISM Gro
bcn inb @on5cn lit Die Hollc Der Nri-
itofrotic III elmer orlf @lcihbcit be.
ruhcnocn @%cicllif)nit loglldcrluciic
OH nid)ta reoil5irt, mo oennod bat
ilc cine 1robc Nulgobc III criillcn,
Die ibr io5uia1cn burd) Die politiid)c
Gage G,ropo's nuigcornnQcn miro.
Scr Nocl lit Elm @nnb jluild)cn Der
iran5oiiid)tl NM u%tropdiiden elite.
Gin NroBer Sbcil Der europGl'den
Mrii!otrutic tonlnlt regclm,ugig nnd)
Enrio. Gr miro bon Dem frul5oIi-
id,en Mocl cnlpfollaen. Sieie @e5ic'
hlllocn boben ihrcn Nllben. lpcnm
man bebcnft. bob Die Nriitofrotie
frerlocr &Glloer olli oie Weinungen
unb Ncidlliiiie ihrer Negierllngen DIT
cinet cntiheioenben GinfltB misiibt.
@as Die ;3llflintt bes iron5oiiihen
slbels onbetrifit, 10 bGngt lie BON ic,
benl ibrer Mitglieoer ob uno bon Der
Stelltna. Die er bei ser nellen 30
litif %icillca Sntbes gcgcniiber Elm,
nimn1t. Won milb cine gSn6l
t%reficn, cntipcOcr ein 0remocr I'M
cigcncn 2onbe 5n iein, obcr. obrc
ieinc @eiiible luub Yrinjipien i'll
rcrlcugl,en, ser oft riibnrpollen De
idid,tc i%eincr 6alnilic getreu iciner
3eit cntiprehel1." Tieicr guigabc
miro bas grdflth Gaitelane'ihe
SouS in uoaitcm MaBe gcred)t. Gic
bote geieIll6aitlide Siellung Der
Wro6 2ihte S%aleprono's nno bie
internationalen @ejiebungen ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06
Mbiabrtstagc Der EaHagiersS ampfcl
pun Weu.gorf.
Mm >. Nopcnlber Tampfer v@nl.
ocrlec" rod) Salnbur1.

TusgeGlihcM SnnaIruu
,@iirben Sic nid,t nod ell Sico lin
gcl1. Scrr @rGblmupcr?" @roh!
moper:: nSebr germ, ~9ndciac Irml
aber idl iiirdtc, c. iii ip0t mo oil
Nuhbarn merocn lid bcId)ipercn." -
Sou5frni: Nd. ons nind)t rid)ie
iuir lpcrben Don Den SunGen ocrlel
ben and, INNER aeItort."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06
Shifisrahrid)trn.

Ncm Norf, ). Non. - anac-
iommcn: bic Gampicr ~%,S,,rneiiiu
non Glasgow, vSrapc" pon Bremen,
varcnprin6ciiin Gccilic" bon @rcncn.
- Ab1ciobrcn Die Sanpicr Gar
mania" nod 2iucrpool, .arorprini
@ilbelm" nnd1 9rcnncn nno .Sani.
brir1" nod, 9teapel n1o @ennlo.
2pnopn 4. Nop. - In1cfom-
mcn: Der Ga1picr minneapolis"
ucn 9tep.Durf.
Saprc, ). Mou. - Nngcfommen
Der 1dnlpicr ga 9rctaanc" bon
Ncw.Dorf.
9rcmcn, .. 9tou. - Nn9ctom'
men: Ser Gampicr ,aaiier @ilbelnl
Scr 3speitc" pom Nem.Dort.
@ibrnltar, ,. Nop. - Ger
Cnntpicr rNefor" lit bon Neiu-Dort
bier allscfonmeu ,ilno nad) Neapel
uno 8cnlla Dcitcr leiubrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06

cinitiNrn &~rin5ciiin 6iiritcnbcrN oc,
bell Dem Goitcaonc'itcu NonIc Ole
M~0Nlidfcit. ciuen polItIid) portbell.
toiirn GiniluB mla5uilbc1. 0lnNc-
cen cntiplitt Die @oitlihfcit Der
ijbriNeu iron5oiiitcn N~riitofrotic
motl uld,t gon5 bcnl %oeOl bca @ro
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06

YGie 5nr Neiie ms MuslauS Gc.
iurst 6. 8ainc, Nr. 413, Ct.galii.
mpreiraRr, ma9e GnitOm Sonic guc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06

&dHe CUR Meiie ms NHsllnS &C.
iorat &. Maine, Mr. 413, Ci.Valti-
morcitrafc, natc Chiffon Sonie. Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-06
Sin idl1ncr SranIl.

GnGlIidlc 3citunnen rCrn11cntitd)tn
cine urliongrcid)c E:nfldriIt. Ole Cir
Mor NIdjter, Gin nntNrniillricr Geltt.
idlcr llnh ciiiCr Der GilbrGr Der CnAlis
id,cn Nnu0elalpclt often cIrop0iifcn
StootaobCrbGlptcrn mttCrbrCitctc. &n
DiCicr Icnfit,riit tritt er iiir hclflon
cil,e3 UurnrGiid,3n &,tltheS Gin 5pctS
Hbltcllluna Scr 0lirdl bic 6rittGn0cn
aricQsrilitumGcn ionic oilrd, ric @r.
idrGnfln1g 0cH @unoela burdl Bic
3onc mn Die Tlirdlt Dor 3ollfrictcN
berporaeruiel1cn Ntibitdllbc. @odltcr
iii Scr Nnlid)i. 0oB DER 6cnbIidItlQtc
,}lurd crrcid)t rucr0cn fonnc Nurd) Gr.
rid)tllnN circ& observation-disclosures Ntis
niitcrilml9 fiir Die ollslpGrtiacn Nll1cz
l%c0cnbcitcn lul0 CillCs gcmciuid)uitll'
den clropGiihen ,}olltnriia. Gr holt
Den @ohltbntcll. Die ms cihcul iol-
den Siinhli6 IN ocn &crCinl1tcn
Staotcn Nnr0dntrifu's c~ntIpringcn.
sic SciNen 'cntQCNelL al bclen euro
pa franlt. @citCrbin hchol,ptct Wudl.
ter, CT babe icin EraiCff nit rerlhic.
0cncn SpuuCrirrn ul0 pieleil fer.
porrngenbcn StnniamGnncrl bcipro.
d)cll sic iuit cinitimmi1 Scr Nriidt
gupcicu ieien. Go6 aQein burd) circll
ipld)cn Wulh sic rrpGhntrn Mifiit0ll-
sc bcieitiAt mtrEGA fonntcn. Sic inoCi
len nlii Die UntQCgclltohcnbcn Sdlpic.
rigfcitcn %tin1Cpicitn l)1tttu. @dd)tCr
lit iibcr,tu9t. oui; mcbcr Gin ouptr6n
nod irAcnb ciN StNotsmonn Sic &ui.
tioiipc II cVlrr oit@bGii9lidcn Gon.
lcrcni crarciIcn miro, hcpnr nId't Die
Golfcr iidI III Muniten bieicr ,S0cc
ullaNcIprod)Cil hnbcn. Gr nprclirt "a,
Der al Die Erri'C. nm cine intcrnatio,
nnlc HjNn III WunItcn hce cnp1tltrn
S~tuntcnhunbcS III bilocn. Iic NI0t.
ter GilBcrn lid ST scr anNclcarnbcit
lehr ipnrpoibiidl, perbcblcn lid) obcr
rid)t sic SdunicriQfcitcn, sic Scr &cr,
rpirflldNtn1 Dos Eloncs cutarNcnitc.
fen. Ncnou mic Die Staotsobcr6Gnp.
ter. bon hencn W0d)ter iprid)t. Sic
lctcn i'll Den WcO0ufen mcbr cinCn
ldonen Srolnm oils cincn praftiid,
NurdliiihrborCn Sian.
81 flom c'S II II ipcrium M.
Die piel9cleienc iQuitrirte 1ou1ilien,
3elt'dritt, bat ibrcn "a. Subraond
ollgetretell. Ger unterboltenoe iuic
Der bclebrcnoc Sbeil Der @od,el,.
'd)ritt iino rcidbnItig nnb out &c,
iuabIt. Cine Meltrulbid,an oricntirt
turj ii6er Die Greianiiie elmer ISOLDE
lilio cine Siillc idlOn ausgeiiibrter
Sanitrntipnen mo aunitGeiloaen
lnod)en boo llripcrium 81 elmer ac.
lrubreid)cll Nunnilien . 3eitidriit.
&icliod)en Wiiniden entipred)cno.
hut iid) Der Hedlomr'idc Serlaa emf.
ihloiiell, nebcn Der biSberiNcn Ilis.
gobe nod cine Gurus : Nltsgobc III
peronitnlten. Ger &reiS Der &C.
pobrliden Nl,S9abc betr1et ;ebn
Gents. @eitcllur,ger nirnntt oiepi,d,.
Gonolung bon u. Sanitid), CIR. 10.
Morb . Voppletpnitrabe, entaeoen.
YGHe 5nr 9eiie ms Muslaus &c.
iurst 6. 8ainc, Wr. 413, Cit.galii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
BIBLE TEACHER
Soon TO. COME

Al a meeting of representatives Of
various churches In the city, arrange
ments were made to receive Dean Ed
ward Increase Boswortb Dean Bos-
worth has been a decided factor In the
religious life of college men of today,
b Is tn be arranged to have DR.. ROs-
worth give a series of Bible readings
during his very short stay in Homo
lulu.
His specially Is the New Testament
hut he confines his teachings To no one
distinctive creed. Text books by this
learned man are to be found In col
lcccs throughout the land.
During next April the first intcrna-
iional Christian convention ever held
In the Far East will he at Tokyo, j..
pan Dr. Bosworth has been engaged
10 attend and viii pass through Homo
lulu en- route, when II IL to be hoped
that some of his reading may DC en-
Joycd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
OREGON BOOT FOR
CONVICTED
WOULD-BEMU2DERER

High sheriff Henry has no poison
prepared for Matco Colon. nor has he
any intention of shooting the Porto
Rican, unless he escapes. but he has
made preparations for him. There IL
an OREGON boot waiting for the des
pcradO, and he will wear II after he
gets to Oahu Jail, to servo tho ten
years to which he was sentenced yes.
terday by Judge Robinson.
u took the jury Just seven minutes
yesterday afternoon to find Mateo Co
Ion guilty OF attempting to murder
KoyO Akahoshi. His grand stand play
In roasting the court, the police, aud
the High Sheriff. together with every.
body else who had anything to do with
the case, 'and In calling for liberty or
death didn't help him much lie got
u sentence OF ten years at hard labor
and fine of 81 900, the extreme pen.
atty.
Colon Is no stranger to n prison cen,
having already served several sen.
fences In Oahu Jail. one for assault
with dangerous weapon and one for
burglary. He had been out only "A
few weeks when he committed the
crime for which he will now lIave to
do time.
Colon still has to answer for the at.
tempted murder of the Japanese man
Mural, who was stabbed just three.
uuarters>of an hour after the woman,
Ivy man whom he caught trying 10
rob him. Mural identified Mateo Co
Ion ms his attempted assassin,
II wa sthought that possibly the
second charge might not be pressed.
hut II Is now the understanding that
will be. II will probably come up
for trial Friday morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16

Waimca. Kauai, Jan. 1.-THE dis
irict has got it's share of the kona
which has visited Kauai during the
rast week with conious rain and heavy
wind. The latter eliminated last We'd
ncsday when II carried three empty
railroad ears standing on the track on
the wharf right through the ware
house. smashing doors and everything
else that came In their way.
The road between Waimca and Ke-
kaha IL now nearly impossible, the
sticky clay between the macadamizcd
places being knee deep. Mr.. Lovsted
learned all about the road last Thurs.
day when he tried to return from Kc-
Eaha. In spite of having a light buggy
and two horses the latter gave up and
refused 10 20 through. lie had To lead
Ills team back to kckaha and stay
there overnight.
In Ilanapcpc the road Is nearly rs
lad. Al this place the frcshcts COM
Ing down the river have twice threat
cncd Ia carry away The bridge. Fumes
and trees coming down the stream piled
up against the piers, and only the en-
crgctic work of J. l.. Robertson saved
it.-Gardcn Island
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16

The promoters of the annual Flor
Ida race meeting on the Ormond-Day.
iona beach have decided to add 200.
mile race to the list Of events already
sent ont, The event will be open to
the world, with an entry fee Of 800
Tor each machine, all of the money re.
ceived for entry fees to be used In
buying a trophy for the winner. For
the next race meet schedule will be
issued telling just what races are T.,
be run every day OF the tournament
ana also whether the racing cars will
start from the ormond or the Daytona
end of the beach course.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
HONoLULAN IN MANILA

The Hongkons- Manila liner Rubi.
Captain Almond. arrived here about
1890. Owing to the restrictions passed
upon the anchorage behind the break
water the Rubi dropped her hook out
side.
A party of Tour people here for two
days, for look see" Is composed oi
Or. and Mrs Johnston, of Oakland, Cal
ifornia, on n. trip around the world, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltshire. of NaSasaki.
Oscar Browne, of the Hearst syndi-
cate of newspapers, representing the
San Francisco Examiner. has come To
Manila to work up the circulation end
ci the various Hearst publications MIR.
Browne spent some years In Honolulu
AT this kind OF work and thinks that
The Philippines will offer rs good. II
rot u better field. when questioned
about the condition of affairs In san
Francisco he said that he thought
things were greatly exaggerated In u
political way and that from stand
point OF danger from reported footpads
the city was no worse than Chicago.
There were no exciting incidents on
the journey over The jokcrs' club got
busy and changed the clothes belonging
10 some Of the passengers and one man
found his false teeth In his tobacco
pouch. One of the American passen-
gers was reported 10 have been decid-
cdly attentive to native of Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
DENY ACTION WAS
UNPROFESS|ONAL
Judge Gears Claim Of
TriCkery Amuses
Officials

The statement of Judge Gear that
Department In securing an interlocn.
tory decree In the Lanai lands matter
was unprofessional Is the cause Of
much amusement in the Office of the
department.
Deputy Attorney General Milvcrton
stated this morning that Gear certain.
" has no grounds for objection In
view of his own action and that of
McCandless In getting temporary In.
junction OK parte. They waited until
the very last minute almost. and gave
the Governor and the Land Commits.
sioncr no opportunity to present the
merits Of the case. The Injunction
was issued just as the exchange was
about to he made. and the hands of
the Governor were tied without his
being able 10 do anything in the mat.
ter or to present his side Of the case.
Later In the course OF tho proceed.
ings. Gear again made n secret move.
securing continuance OK partc. He
went Ia Judge De Bolt on Sunday
alone and secured from the Judge u
promise that the matter should be con.
tinued until after the holidays. At
this conference no representative OF
the Attorney Generals Department
was present and they knew nothing OF
II until the matter came up In court.
These facts. say the members Of the
department. make Gears cry of trick
cry seem rather curious. The Attor.
ney Generals Department did only the
same thing that Gear himself did.
Judge Gear, by the way, refused to
acknowledge service of the brief on
appeal. and II was necessary for Chcs-
ter Doyle Ia sign certificate of serv-
ice. The result is the same. the only
difference being that the department
had Ia 20 to rhc trouble Of making out
the certificate and filing II.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
FRED HARRISON GOES
TO SIN FRANCISCO

Fred. $. Harrison, who for somo
time has been stenographer and typist
in the office of the clerk Of the United
States District Court, has resigned his
position and left this morning on the
Alameda for San Francisco. where he
Is going into business for himself IA
an architect
Harrison has already had consider
able experience In his chosen line OF
work and those who know him say
that he has much natural ability. He
has made many friends In Honolulu,
who are sorry to have him go but wish
I'm much success in his new work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
MARDi GRAS SOUVENIR

The Art League has under prepara-
ton beautiful souvenir Mardi Gras
book, COPY of which will he present
ed To each ticket holder at the com;rr
carnival,
The book also contains n number OF
instructive and entertaining articles,
dealing with the business In which ihr
League Is engaged
TWO more prizes have been donated
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
oEx, published in tine Saturday Buiie-
Tin end the Weekly Edition, gives q
eo,ielse and complete resume OF all L.
gal notices, calls for tenders, Juda.
ments, building permits and real ss'
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin,
75c per month. Weekly Bulletin,
81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16

Icytc is one of the southeastern prov
inces Of the Philippine group, aud is
exposed to all storms that may sweep
In from the Pacific. II was but recently
that two large launches. which ply he
tween Manila and the island of Lcyte
were sunk by q storm near this prov
ince,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.
DEPARTED.
Tuesday. January Is.

Tuesday. January Is.
r. NJ. s. S. Doric, Gaugroger, for the
Orient. I p. m.
Stmr. W. q. Hall. $. Thompson. Tor
Kauai ports 515 y. m.
stmr. Iwalani. Pitt, for Molokai, Ma.
ra and Lanai ports, 80 y. m.
Stmr. Likclike, Naopala, for Hama
kua ports. $3.50 y. m.
Stmr. he An Hou, Tullett. for Kauai
ports, $50 y. III.
Stmr. Noeau, Peterson. for Honokaa
end Kukuihaclc, + y. m.
Wednesday. January lG.
o. s. S. Alameda, Dowdcll. for San
Francisco. 10 u. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
KINGSTON FIRE CHECKED

St. Thorlaa. Jan. i6.-The fire at
Kingston has been checked.
II IN reported that 100 persons were
killed and that the hospital Is filled
With injured
Many important buildings were
l.trnad
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
VICE PRESIDENTS SON UP FOR
PERJURY

Steuhcnvilic, ohio, Jan, lG.--A son
of Vice President Fairbanks has been
indicted for perjury In obtaining u mar
riage license.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16

Tho BUSINESS MAN's HANDY m.
oEx, published In the Saturday auiis.
w ana tho Weekly Edition, gives q
concise ana eompleta resume Of ali 10.
ga notices. calls for tenders. Judo.
.nents' building permits and real es.
tate transactions. Evenlnu auIletIn.
15c per me"th. Weekly BulIstIn.
- per vass
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
DUE TOMORROW.

+. NJ S S. Korea, Sandberg. from
the Orient. In morning.
Stmr. Claudine. Parker, from Maui
ports, Laupahochoc and Hilo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
SAILING TOMORROW.

T. NJ. S. $. Korea. Sandbers. for San
Francisco, may sail In afternoon.
Stmr. Mikahala. Gregory, for Kauai
ports, : y. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-01-16
TYPHooN At PHILIPPINES

Manila, Jan. ia typhoon has CO.
Cured In l.cyte and Samar, the worst
one In ten years. One hundred people
were killed In Lcyte