davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13

goB oen Sinner aus uno ging pieoer
nit anideiheno gr0Bter 9ttbe bic
5reppe bipaui.
Der 5fpeite 3euge mar 8eorg
9eBter, Elm 2lugeltellter Der Siour
SAILS Brauerei, mei6er Bier unD Gis
nab Dem RaufnannbuuIe 9ebradt
bate. 3euge bate Qlgues 3uerit auf
einem 0iasieHbdll in Der germanias
bale tclnen 9elernt; lie fab oamals
rrbuit unO eeiunp aus. Spdter lab er
Dos MdOden oft i'm Gaufmannbauie.
i5rau 81. Ipra9 barId 3u ibr; einmal
iagte Iie gum 3eugen: ,Qgnes lit 10
oumm, oQB ih iie tootIhlagen t6nnte.
!3eu9e lab, mie 6rau 81 oas Ntd06en
init einem geienltiel itieB; lab aud,
baB 0gnes I9par5e 5lefen i'm @eli9t
uater Den 2tugen bate.
gs mar l1:l0 llbr gorm., als
Better grtffon Der 6aupt3euge
fiir>o Die Qlntlage, auI ben 3eugenitano
geruTen puroe. grifion.iit Ell, trdftig
0ebauter Shpe0e, % Sabre aft, uuo
arbeitete gu jener 3eit als 6austnebt
Del Raufmanns. 3suge fab Die 2lgnes
golreis aud gum eritan Wtale auf Dem
TRastenball in Der @ermaniaballe que
iammen nit 5erra uno 6rau Rauf=
.mdnn Sie Iab oamals geiunO aus
un0 mo1te ungefdbr 135 gfo. gsno=
aen baben. gr iah Dos Qldohell falt
ale Gage i'm GdufmannbauIe uno orr
beitete of! nit ibr suilmmen. @iHmal
Iab er, tuie 6rau Raufmdnn oas WdO=
den ihitielte uno nieoerltieB; er ging
bin, UNI 9gnes auf3ubelfen; 6rau G.
aber la9te: 1tihre lie nibt an, lie iann
ielbIt auIlteben, tuenu lie nil. " 5rau
&. mar meiltens barif) uuo grOb Su
4gnes. @ines DlOntags 0torgen tele=
pbpnirte 55rau q. Dem 3eugen, er m6ge
mad i6rem 0auie fommen; ais er elm
frat, lag 9lgnes in eiuer gSnnerpfhBe
uno 6rau S. iagte 81 i6m ertldreno,
lie babe beiBes Daiier iiber oas WidO=
den gego6en. I'm lie sum aufitebeH 3u
smingen. ,6rau 6. iagte 5u mir, i6
Iole 49nes lbhttein; ib that 10. 6rau
81. iagte: Subtitle lie nod me6r! SD
aber nabm Qleues auf uno trug lie in
ben S6eo, no ib iie neben ibren 8Oiier
binItelte. 6rau g. gins gu ibr, iprab
oeutib 81 ibr, Habm einen Is 3oll
langen Stof uno itieB 2lgnes oamit.
(Sier maAte ii6 rlnrube uno 3ii6en
| i'm 3uI9auerraum bemertbGr, iuelhes
bon einigen RorreIponoenten ausgelegt
piro, als penn es 9e9en Jrau St. ses
ribtet mar, ndbreno anoere betOnen,
es gnlt bem groBen Harlem S6ueoen,
Der elmer Iolben WiBbanolun9 oes bilfs
loIen MdoheHs suiab, o6ne eir5u-
i1reiten.) 3euge iagte ierner; ygin=
NAL trug ih Agnes Die 5reppe binauf
luno felte Iie neben ibrem Bette nieoer.
sic mo9 Oamals niht mebr als 90
bis 100 gfunO. SD bsmerite, OaB
elmer ibrer Singer gebrOben mar uno
Der Gnoden berausItp9 uno oOA I9eu=
erte iie Den 8ooen uno mufb @eI6irr
in elmer @olooul=26iuug, usl6s 10
fart mar, oaB nleine Sdnoe trultig
murOen, pie 5iibIbuppen.
(6OrtieBuna in ndhiter ylummer.)
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13
ganf,on 0pnnsu.

DGntton. 8aB manhmal bic
@irflidteit oes QtQtagslebens einen
beHeren Qpib berDorbringt, ais Der ges
riebeltlte Q8iBbolo erfinben fam, lit
cine alte @eI9icbte. Sin Iolfer gutter
gsiB paiIrte bier oteIer 5age auf Der
StrdBe. 9ierbrauer S1ment fubr iein
9tutomobil ipa5ieren uno bog in stmas
i6nelem 5empo um cine StraBenede,
ais Qeraoe Elm Utann in geqleitunQ
zines 5unoes Die 5traBe trta3etl nollte.
8em Wlanne gelang es nod, feline
Sudden in Siherbeit 81 bringen; aber
Der buno gerietb urtier bic Rdoer oes
mOroenoen 5abr3euges uno puroe 3sr=
malmt. Sn Ieinsm Shufen belt Der
8rauer an, rief ben geIiBer oes Sun=
oes 3u Iia, euti6uloigts lib unb iprab
alID rGommen sic na1 meiner
Gffiee, itb neroe ss redlt MAIDEN tpegeH
beg Sunoes; pOrldufig nebmen Sic
oieies = nobel ar oem Waann einen
Giinfooaarihsin entgegenbielt, oen oies
Ier Idmun3elno beIab uno i9lieBli6
NIT ben @orten III Die 5aI1e itsdte .
80, Das lit idou re5t, Wir. S6nent;
ih mollte geraoe nad oem Riberbottam
geben unb ben 5un0 erihieBeit; Der
mar ood nidts mebr rpert9 N2an
iagt, Srauer Sbnent bat ieBt bic
9ader gegen iih.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13
@as anOere eeate lasen.

Der ,sSaba 9erolO" maht iei=
nem UfottO ,6hr 9abrbeit uno 8e6t"
ale g6re, penn er lareibt: Die 9as
tota 5reit 9reIle, tpel6e ibr Maul NIT
2obbubeleien iiber Iib ielbit Itets UOl
bat, maht Ii1 9egenmdrtig nit ibren
9lngriifen nuf S5. % Sallet, ben frii=
beren Serausqeber oes 8lattes, b0hIt
ldherlih, uno uenn Die Geriiber oieles
glaiies piBten, mas ibre 2anOsleute,
Die 9eutib5auBldnoer, iibar lie oerlten
uno iagen, 10 ipiiroen lie oas tleinfe
8opher=9O6 aufiuhen unO lih BARN
pertrieden. Die refine 2uft tuelhe
iiber bic 9rdrien Der 0atotas tpebt,
ldBt Iidb ourb Stintbomben nidt ber=
peiten, uno Die 2eute, melhe Die SctO=
tas betpObneu, lino eben 10 rein, e0el
uuo gut, ME oeren 2uft, uno lie lino
entl1ieoen ongegeH, DaB Der @baratter
zines 0Reninen in ben ShmuB gs3Ogen
miro.
Sin friiherer 2eier Der Daf.
6reien Qrehs, tpsl6er niht 9enannt 81
iein miinIcbt, Ird9t, mie man 2eute
nennt, mel6e our6 fallhe 8erIpre=
1ungen Iitb petunidre Yortbeile 81 Der=
I9affen iuden. uno lentt uniere Auf=
mertIamteit auf cine grOBe 4nSeise,
betitelt y9leue preile fiira b o NJ
InentenTamm NJ I G r., ipelhe nGbreno
oes Sabres 1906 in Der 9atpta 5reien
BreHe erihien. 8arin nuroen eiue
glnsabl @elopreile, BON $4,000 abs
wdrts, ben fIeiBigen NbOnnenteniamm=
lern berfproben un0 oieie @elo-
preile iollten nod Dor 8sihnadten ber'
tbeilt uerhen, mie es i'm Sabre 1905
our6 ben friiberen Serausseber Il. gB.
Sauet 9el6ab. Rur5 Dor Der ausse-
iebten 3eit Sur Yreispert6eilung aber
oerihmano bic erm1bnte 2InSei9e aus
ben Spalten Der 6rsien pre1e lAie bor
Den All Dertbeilenoen greiIen b . rte
man ni6ts mebr! Die ebren.
sDertben 9erauseeber Der 8oiOta 6reisr
8refe bebielten Die greiie i'm @eIammt-
| betraQe BON iiber $4,000, melhe fl
| anoeren 2euten bsrlproben batten. il
| ibrer eigenen SnI6e! gDie nennt mar
alio 2eute. wel1e lih unter 8Oripie
9elung falider 5batiq9en 9Ortbeil
Derihanen2
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13
stanlen & onuta.

6ort8ierre. g9ie aus Saint
9ouis, 9lO., berihtet miro, lit bort
Jrau 2ouiie 8esera 8erSeD, cine SsSns
oiauerTrau, i'm 2llter bon so sSabren
geItorben. Sie mar 1856 in 6ort
gierre geboren. S6re Wlutter mar
Sonia, cine ShDeiter pOn 3eo
glouD, Dem beriibulteH 6auptlinq Der
Ggalala Siour. sic nuroe als 9ino
pon elmer 6rau Brins mad ct. 2ouis
gebra9t uno bort In Der oeutI6eu lnib.
ct. Wlarts S6ule erSogen. Spdter
beirat6ete lie Capt. @iliam s.. 8erieD
uno uurOe bic Mutter BON iieben 5ohs
tern, bon benen 3pei 9ebreriinen in
Der SnoianerIbule 81 5omab, isis.
Iino. Die 8erItorbene bate aus8e.
3ei1nete 8ilouug erhalten uno ipra1
auBer Siours Snoianild, ibrer Mutter=
Iprahe, au9 flieBeuo 8eutI6, Sran36=
fiit unr @nglii6. sSbre Stammess
genoIen bat lie ME Derge6eH uno oies
Ielben offers in 8atota uno NebIasfa
beiu1t. 8ie 8eeroiguug miro auf Der
Dantton Reierpntion itnttiinoen, no
bereits cine ibrer 566ter bsgraben it,.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13
eanfOn 8 6Ouatp.
Y III et q.

6err uno 6rau 9norew 2ebr BON
Qllpena Iino bier bel 9erpanoten gu
8eIud.-S Satob 0erSber0 tebrte bon
Ieiner &eiie mad gtoro Satota 6ierber
suriid, er bat aber tein 2anO bort ge=
iauTt.-6rl. Mauie Wlnierus lit bon
i6rer Seimltdtte in Der 9tdbe bon st.
qierre bierber geeilt, oa ihre Wlutter
fdmer ertrantt ilt.-6olgeuoe @eIels
fhaft reife oorige @ode mad g1orO
9ato.a: Sobn 8eier IT,, Garl Wa6l,
Bm. aluot. SOieph S@mitte. Jreo
RaoeI, Sobn 8eisr IT,, uns bic 6rnuen
Sobn 9ebr uno 9un Niste.
@pipbanp.
peter s. Glintbanuer purbe am
6reitae, ben 81. Nlai, tot auf einem
iSeloe in Der gldbe ieiner Mobnung ge=
funOen, NIT elmer Shu6wunDe I'M
aopF. geter, melder erTt 1s Sabre
alt mar, tpobnte 'bei Ieinen @ltern; leit
einigen Ea9en fiiblte er lih ni6t mObl
unb bate bdufig 9taIenbluteu. 9luf
Der farm maren siuei 6unoe uno elnen
0anDn Iollte 8eter eri6ieBen. 4ls er
am 6rsitas friih3eitig ausee9angen
mar, mareu leine @ttern Der Weinung,
oab or eegan9en mar, um Die grecutinn
an einen Der Sbiere su poasieben.
Spdter fano man Ieinen 9eibnam auf
benz 5elOe Iiegen. Sine @orOners
syurp qab ons 8eroitt sb, oaB Der
iunse Mann In einem @ubniinnsan.
falle our6 ei9ene 0anO 5u ieinem 3ooe
getommen lit.
6armer. Irau 9titO!as 6lnm=
manq uno~ibre beieen 566ter @retheu
luno Gdtbie BON 6on!enop, isis, ira.
fen am Miittmoh 9lbenb bier elm, nm
ibren @erwanDten, Der 6amilie 9eter
6lamming einsn mebrluOdentliden
9elub ab3utatten, uno um audi bas
IOnniqe" Gio=3atDta slt Iehen. 9Iuf
Sr. giic. @einabt bon SiOur 6aas
befano iih leBts QSohe bier auf Beluh.
- lInlere tatG. Gemeinoe belt berfl,
J 8obe cine srfOlgrsihe Wlilfion ab.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13
IL.
0ie gselt in gliitbt r

Das lit 10 itb0n i'm Dtoudt Otoi
Gs ite6t Die @Selt liz gliitbe
Riuas proll9t eiit buutes Sierlerlei
&ou ol5erleiner 8iitel
Oie 3meiqe bduget blitteltlbmcr,
5s mdrb Die Tillr suH. 8llltenmeer,
Gas lit al aaeu Snoen
Sin Sliibu uuO Gilftelpenoen
Bon blib 'noet @idrten pnnoerbar
Siu0t ms oeS Gicbters Soe
lluo neue &lhtben ntreibt iogar
Sn Utouat Ntui bic Ntooe,
l5s trG9t fptett maud bliiBero aino
2luf li6tem Out EN- SlumgemiIDS
9dth bliibt, no Ntobeu reiSeu,
Der 6onfettion Der 9Seijerl
IS blI6t i'm Gems 10 uielerlei,
IS bIiibt mob dub ole Siebe,
Die golDeue sSu9elo lingt TN Dtdi
49, oaB es tets 10 bliebe
@s lucbt Der RlInbe lieberglitbt
Sen 9fa0, ali benz ei,t Roslein blilbt;
l8eru @eisOout blitbt ulto Tlieber,
@rfliugelI giebeslieOer!
Die Su9etO i1Ddrmi nit leibtem Sint,
Ole 9llteu ober Siebeu
gIa6 eiilenl gfeumteu" GlaB6eu bin,
2Go Hui ge glumcil bliibaI,
llnD 100 Oer tSdrtetmirtb IT'D mitbt
ittD boiit, oaB leiit @jeibdft erblnbt,
0ort preiien ne Oie @iilte
8on glllme uuo Don Sliltbe!
s!lb Jieoeblitten fontmeil uor
{geinl FiiufteH, ieuiteu @laie)
Gs bliibt Die 6relloe, Der oruor,
@s bliibt iogdr Die ltoie
Cas III eiit gIIben bter iiio oort,
Us bliibt Die gIiit,
gS bliibt Der Sport
llub lodt su uelem 2Sd9elt
2lu ia0nen Dtaieuiusert
@s bliibeu 2SGlo iRo @ieieuplon
llno itdbleu lluire. Rrdfte.
Jiuu fouitatirt bic Giieubahn
Gs hliIbeu bic geibdfte
RuuoreiieH ItnoeH mie0er itdtt,
2llth oiierirt ibou iebes gao:
4buabme ldlt ger &lnobeit
lluo: bIiibeuoe @eiuuobeit!
IS briugt Die 3eif ms pieleFlei,
Sas mo9l tbut Dem, semitic,
Oas geite ober lit I'M lRai
is ite6t Die geelt in Sliitbe
Die l3lueige bdn9eu blittenlhmer,
IS mdro Die Slur etit Slilteumeer
lluo 10 silln Gultbereiter
sir Sung uito 9Ilt
@ruit Setter.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13

5ifieton. Der iebs Sabre alte
5oln pom Ibomas @ahia Lief seraOe
Dor elmer DampIDreiAmaiaine, fpelde
ourd ben Grt fubr, einber. Tiel uno
muroe iiberiaAren. Sein 6opf mur0e
serquetiht uno er mar auI Der Steae
tot.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13
Goitorieles.

ID 6t3e-6n Ut Orbe bat Der
Wdnn auf oem 6erpi6en, Der ieBt in
9uiie, Soabr, ais Staats5euge gegen
Die SSiibrer Der Wtinenarbeiter allftritt.
@enn Der Staat teine beheren 3eugen
borfii6ren tann, bann hdtte er lih Die
Ulibe iparen t6nnen, benn Die gluss
Taaen eines iolhen gerbreders tDnnen
tuobl taum cine eSurp beitimmen, an=
oere 2eute 81 perurtbeilen. eben neil
ihnen bic @Lanbpitroi0teit ab0ebt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13

-Die fanaOif6e grnte
l1Bt oieies Syabr uenig sutes erparten,
tpie aus Der 6auptltaot GtiaWa ge-
meloet miro. glsenten Der tanaOiI4en
3eoierung beri6ten. baB- Die 9lusfaat
81 @ohen Tpdter ais getpobnlih 9s=
I6ah uno lteaenweiIe iiberbaupt nidts
oeIaet lpurbe. 2lm Ihlimmien ioll es
in Nlberta, Sastathepan uno Dlani=
toba iein unb bjeies lino geraoe Die
Serritorien, ipel9e als bic ibeaIIten
<Beisenreoion Der Welt angeprieien
pur0en. @enn lih Die 8eiiir6tungen
Der &eeierungsbeamten erfiilen, oann
uiro Ii6erIi3 cine erpbe gnttduIhilnQ
unter BEN nOromeltliben 9InIieolern
Tein uno cine &idmanoeruns nah Daa
tota uno anOeren Staaten In Der Union
einieBen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13

Die g timmung Der S AZ
paner gegen bic Der. Staaten iDiro
tur3 am beiten oura folgenoe AeuBer=
una zines japaniiden 9lb9eoroneten
ausgeoriift: Die gerfol9uug Der Sac
paner in San 5ranciscO lit cine ganS
nieoertrd1tjQe 6anolungsiDeiie. Sollte
es Der Diplomatic ntdt gelingen, cine
sufrieoenlteaenoe 26Iung Der 5aae 3u
errei1en, 70 bleibt ms niAts anberes
ii6rig, ais pie Bdiieu 81 er9reifen.
gs 1T aber Iiter, oab glmerita nahs
aeben Miro, oenn feline 8eb6lierlln9 1T
in ibren 9lnlibteu cine pollitanoig
tommer3ieqe
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13

Senator9a 9a5ollette wiro
bon ieinen 3ablreidsn 9lnbdngern als
Der vlooiI1e@ gla6folger &OOieoelts
betra6tet unb gebubmt. @s mag iein,
oaB 2a6oaettte nod einmal RrdIioent
mir0; aber mir balten leinen 8ubm fir
oerfriibt. Baroe 2a6olette jeBt BON
ben 9iepublitanern npminirt. oany
plroe tpabrideinlid Brpan geipdblt
meroen. Qa5oaette lebnt Iih ndmlih
in ieiner 2ebren unb QlnIi6ten 10 Iehr
on grpan an, oaB piele nnabbdn=
9ige 5timmeeber es por5isben piirben,
fir 8rpnn, als oem Originator FOLDER
Soeen, 3u itimmen, mdbrenb 2a6Ollette
auBeroem Oas Sun5e ionIerbatipe repus
blitaniihe Clement bon pornberein
esgen iidb haben pilroe.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13

y0ie Sapauerb luffen",
Iagen man6e ameritaniide 3eitungeu
bel 9eipre6ung Der gegenmdrtig in
Sapan 6errI9enOen grbttteruns gegen
Die 8ereinigten Staaten. gBir fiirh=
ten oage5en, oaB Die Sapaner MID I
bluffen! 0ie @ei1ipte lebrt, oaR
bic Sapauer ME bluFften, UObl aber,
OaB lie our0 ibre auBeroroentliae Be
reiti6aft unO 6irigteit ibre @egner
Itets perblifften. Das lit Der
llnterI6ieo. M66ten Die 9lmeritaner,
mel9e ben Syapanern Die ameritaniiAe
@igeni6aIt bes Bluffs anoi6ten. niat
zines 5nges ibmdblib Uerbliiift Iein,
uenu Sapan bic Pbilippinen uno
5amaii beIeBt uuo Die PaciIic=Siilfe
ablperrt.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-13
Der Ralifmann.p pro5c6.

lleber ben IenIationellen 9loro pro-
SeB, Der jeBt in 5lanoreau Dor iid 9e9t
miro BON bort fOlgenoes beri1tet
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-03
MEM TO WEAR PURPLE.

LONDON. Feb. 4.-According to the
tailoring journal Mems Wear purple
will be the fashionable color for mems
holiday and lounging suits this sum
mer.
Clothing of such color VIII only be
within the means of those to whom
expense is of little concern, because
the color is so bright and subtle that
in cloths of ordinary quality the sun
will turn it to ugliness IN a. few hours.
Only the finest cloths will retain the
dye, and even then the life of a suit
Will be very briee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-03
MONKS BATTLE
AT JERUSALEM

MILAN, Feb. 19.-The Carriere Della
sera's Jerusalem correspondent sends
further particulars OF the recent fight
between Italian Franciscan friars and
Armenian monks I'm the Chapel OF the
Nativity at Bethlehem. When the
Franciscan procession entered the cha
pei. the Armenians, armed with heavy
cudgels, fell on them and fierce fight
ensued.
Crucihxes and censers were freely
used as weapons. The chief sacristan
Of the Franciscans, a warlike old monk
whose face was SCARED from previous
encounters of a similar nature, fought
valiantly, but finally sank down with
his head covered with wounds. An
other sacristan had his skull smashed
in with a heavy censor.
Finally the Franciscans expelled
their rivals from the chapel, but the
victory was dearly bought. All the
holy vessels and lamps were broken
and the altar cloths were stained with
blood.
The Italian Consul at Jerusalem mas
opened an inquiry into the case.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-03
A PRESENT OF
EIGHT CHAMOIS

VIENNA. Feb. 1s.-A fine herd OF
eight magnificent chamoIs In the gift
OF the Emperor OF Austria to the gov
ernment of New Zealand.
Each Of the beautiful chestnut coat
ed animals has a separate little house
to live In. In these the journey from
the imperial private geological gardens
at schonbrunn 10 wellington In being
made. 1t was an eventfui journey for
the animals. First they were showed
up In Switzerland for some days. Then
their train caught FIRE. Next Inspector
Krauss. OF the Austrian emperor's ZOO.
was taken III and an underkeeper had
to take them in tow. Mr.. A. Y. I.
Bertling has had them In charge for
some time.
ut il a curious thing" said Mr..
Bertling In an interview, that their
favorite food seems 60 be tse mistietoe.
OF which several bags have been sent.
one OF the bucks viii touch nothing
else. I am taking them out 70 the
Southern Alps OF New Zealand. where
they will be turned loose 10 breed.
There Is no reason why they should not
do well there"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-03
DEATH OF LIONEL DECLE.
LONDON, March s.-Lionel Decle is dead.

1850 explorer author and journalist
He made the longest journey record across Africa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-03
PRINCE JEAN
IS A CLERK


PARIS, Feb. 16.-Two hundred ana
fifty Legitimists who believe that
Prince Jean de Bourbon is the rightfui
King of France gathered in the chapei
of st. Denais the other day to do hom-
age to him on the anniversary of the
death of his ancestor, Louis XVI.
Prince Jean earns his living on the
clerical staff of an artesian well COM
panv. which has works in Algiers and
an office in Paris. His brother, Prince
Charles, is a clerk in an electric light
ing firm.
Prince Jean and his wife and Prince
Charles were present at the ceremony
AS they came out of the chapel a
large crowd which had gathered shout
ed, Three cheers for the bride!' evi-
IDENTIFY mfstaking the procession foi a
party.
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AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT.

NEW ORLEANS La, March a-Serous foods OF the Misss
sppi river in progress.
PORTLAND, March zThe wages OF the Coast sailors
have been raised SIS month.
WATERBURY, Conn, March Ain railroad collision here
four were and a injured
SYDNEY N s 2-George Towns today defeated
Edward Durnan scung championship OF the world
WASHINGTON, c., March a-El Corpus the key to Iegu-
oalpa has Ncaraguan forces Teguegapa
the name of a department the capital OF Honduras
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JOHN EFFINGER'S LIVELY
DEFENSE OF LLOYD OSBOURNE

Editor Advertiser: There appears in
the Social Chatter of today's Bulle-
tin most malicious article in regard
to the domestic relations of the Lloyd
Osbournes of San Francisco. No need
would there be for paying attention to
this idle gossip were it not for the re-
mark prefixed "tLose here who know
Lloyd Osbourne will appreciate it fui-
ly.'' and then follows a nauseatfng tale
of alleged infelicity.
Some of us semi-kamaainas remem-
bered well the visit OF that famous
master of story, Robert Louis Steven
son, to Honolulu in the early 's0s. In
his party, besides Mrs. Stevenson.
were Mrs. Isobel Strong and Lloyd
Osbourne. After the death of the great
novelist at Vailima, Mrs. Stevenson,
Mrs. Strong and Osbourne returned to
Honolulu intending to make it their
future home. Lloyd Osbourne's fan
Gee, a red-cheeked American girl from
Stanford University, came soon after
and they were married at Mountain
View, up Nuuanu valley. For some
time they resided there, loved and re-
s>ec.ed by all who knew them and
Went to the Coast to further Os-
bonrne's ambition as a writer. The
PERSONAL friends of Lloyd Osbourne in
Hawaii nei heard from him often by
letter. He never forget his acquain-
tances or aloha for Honolulu. These
friends heard with pleasure of the
young novelist's ambitions being real
lied and that he was at the front as
one of the writers on the Coast. VOL
fert and Alan, two lovely boys, have
been born to the osbournes and only
a few months ago ( deciphered some
of Osbourne's hieroglyphics as note
of thanks to my friend Allan Herbert
for gift of some lots to the Osbourne
boys in one of California's growing
cities.
''Those who know Lloyd Osbourne
will appreciate that the article which
calls for this protest was malicious at
the best. Lloyd Osbourne has always
been devoted to his wife and children,
is a manly man, adverse to divorces or
Divorces. He is a member of the local
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WINDING Up
Of THE zoo
Everything Sold Except
Wildcat and Two
Bears.

! Only the two bears and the wildcat
remained unsold when O. A Steven o1
Morgans had got through with the
Zoo auction yesterday. Samuel Parke,
wanted to buy the bears for Superin.
tendent McVeigh to take to the Settle
ment along with the other pets he
| bought at the sale. But Jack
thought Messrs. Bruln rather beyond
! the limit as to both grooming and
feeding AS it was he bought the gor-
geously plumaged and glib-talking
Australian parrots with other fine
Australian wallaby.
Paul Isenberg was liberal buyer.
The Autralin emu, with other fancy
stock, became his property. There was
fun now and then in passages between
the crier and his audience. Mr.. Steven
at an early stage told of the framed
motto Mr.. Morgan, before leaving for
the Coast, gave him-"When iii doubt
tell the truth" A little later he was
selling Japanese fowls and said the
ROSTERS tail grew to be fifteen feet
long. He was making the statement
stronger by adding that in fact while
the bird lived the tail never stopped
growing when someone sang out to him
to remember his motto.
The auctioneer bid in the bears and
their cage at s25, announcing that
anyone could have the bargain at $50.
Very fair prices were obtained though
in cases Of the rarer creatures below
cost The prettier polls brought SIG
apiece, and the emu s35.
One of the keenest contests of the
morning was between Mrs. Camp and
Mr. Thwing for the Japanese tea
house. The doctors wife stalled the
Oriental scholar at $40, her next small
advance taking the prize. 1t cost $500
and was in good condition. One of the
Davies imported portable cottages,
slightly the worse for weather about
the roof, went for about s125. or third
of cost.
It is not certain, at this writing, If
the site and permanent improvements
were sold. The property was Knocked
down to the order of Harry Armitage
for $500, but from talks with the auo-
tioneer and the purported buyer yes
terday afternoon the inference was
ripper than an option.
It was probably the most largely at
tended auction sale ever held in Ho-
nolulu. For. as a matter of fact. the
free admission to the geological collec-
tion and the Suting combined to make
a gala day attraction of the event.
Women adm children were out in hum
dreds and many ordinarily busy men
gave truce TO their avocations to De
there. Extra cars had to be run to car
ry the crowd.
Many people regret that A. v. Gears
enterprise in creating geological gar
den ON a respectable scale has proved
so Improbable as to compel dts aban-
donment. It was an excellent snow
place--in the showman's language
both instructive and entertaining
but evidently the population of Homo
lulu is both too small ana TOO sta
tionary to give steady patronage to
such an institution as private ven
ture.
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Revolution, having been admitted in
February, 1896.
Yours faithfully.
JOHN EFFINGER.
Manoa Heights, March End, 1907.