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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
Cine cAn(pradle atlRaf bins.

Der unldngIt peritorbene S6db
Mu3affers eos9in bon YerIien bat iets
mem 2anoe betdnntli4 cine @erfaiiuns
gegeben uno baour9 iih pobl fir ale
3eiten Elm 9entmal in benz !Ser5en DeS
periiI9en Bottles 9ebaut. Nus Den an
Die Proclamation oieier 8erfaiIung
iid i4lieBenoen @~organgen erbelt
oeutIi9. Dab tie ni4t elm 4ugenblidss
ipert, Ionoern bon LANCER 9ano pors
bereitet lpar. Sn Der Inipra9e. Die
Der S9ub Oamals an Ole in ieinem
palait perfdmmelten Notdbeln belt,
bob er gang b%eionoers berpor, bob er
Die inn bersits unterbreiteten Reforms
porIdldgs als ungsniigenO eradte, uno
6ab mar lin SntereHe Der ~nationalen
llnabbdngigteit" beoeuteno tpeiter
gebsn miiNe, gr ipra4 oatei Die Be-
fir4tuns aus. Dab ippobt feline bret
ten 2~atbgeter tpis Die freibeitlid ses
Iinnten Nobeln, Die ibm Die WiinI6e
Der 9epolferung iibermitte!ten, aus
HeIpett Dor ieiner perion nit Der
SpraGe d%uriidbielten. Sn Ser @ns
1praGe 1agte Der Sdab unter anoerem:
sd bin enti6lpfen, meine taiiers
li6e Md6t unb meinen Dilen gu be-
fdrGnten. Sd peib, Dab fem Sort
f6ritt mDgli6 lit, ipenn i4 mir nidt
Se1eln an meine eieenen 5iibe leae.
8enn iolange meme eisene Ma4t ilnz
umifrGntt beitebt, peroen meme Be-
amten iih audi feline S6rantsn aufers
leeen. Se5balb ertbeile i4 ausbriidli9
Die Grlaubnib. in 4nsele9enbeifen bes
Sprti6ritts oes GeiGes unb Der Naz
tion fetnerlsi Hiidii6ten auf meine In
beI9rdntte, Madt mebr gu nebmen,
benin meme taiierlide psrIon lit ME-
mails bpr ioldjen Mabreseln suriidses
f6redt, hie seeienet fino, oas Wobl bss
@olteS unb bcs Staates gu fDrbsrn.
Geit mei1er Sbronbeitei3ung i'm Sabre
1896 babe id peri9iecentli9 Oieien
meinen Wiqen tuno geeeten, uno iebt
befeble i9 Sud nit boiler Seelenrube,
on Die 8eratbunsen gu geben unb mir
fret unb often Cure Gnti4eiounsen
mitsutbeilen, Die ih nit SiIfe @ottes
gu pertpirtlihen beItrebt iein iperoe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
Gin Aon}trt in Arsmsntfbus.

Senrp Wieniapstp, Ser portreffliae
@iolinpirtuoie, bate, als er emit nit
Isinem 8ruoer, Dem 8lapierpirtuoien
Souls. unO in 9egleitung ieiner Wsuts
ter cine &unItreile bur4 Eublano
mafte, folgsnoes GrlebntB.
guf etnsm aon3erte in petersburg
lsrnts iie Ser 4betsmari9uu BON &res
menti4ug, elmer sr0bersn Staot i'm
@oaoernement Yoltdpd, tennsn uno
Iuo ie Elm, faus is auf ibrer &eiie
aud oieIer Srt bsriibren %iollten, ii4
ibm porSuiteQen, I'm Ouielbit gu tons
sertiren. IS pergtns cine 9sruums
,3eit. Bis oie beioen 9riiber auf ibrer
Runoreije enbli9 babin 9elangten, uno
% erinnerte ij9 2ouis Wisniutpstp,
Der iber aQes genau Bud gu fiibren
pfleste. aud 0ieIsr g%inIaoung. sic
begaber ii9 benn aud Slm 4oelsmars
idaG, Der tie auf's freunbIihite ems
ping nnS iofort bis .aeoe .auf oas gu
berannaftnbr Sonsert bruhte. Die
griioer lfnoHtsn aunddt bas aon5ert'
Iotat' beIiati9sn, uno fofott maGte iiA
Der abeIsfRatf6an nit ibaea auf Den
Mee; liz tudtstsn burdt Sot9 uno
Sdnee, BIB Fe por cine 9retterbube ses
langten, Die pffenbar emit gu Girtuss
otpeden eeoient baben mubts.
Sic traten elm uno fanoen gu ibrer
lleberrai4ung nidts als Die fable
Mano.
.Sisr iplen mir fpielen9" fragten
beioe. nSier, mo es tpsoer 8ant nod
SsFet sibt?"
~Tas maft nidts," e%rtpioerte Der
Mar'hua beIdpidtiseno. bel nns
brinet jeoes cen SeNsl ielbit nit"
.Sa, ater ipc 1T Die 9eIeu4tung9
IS 1T feline ein5ise Campo i'm Saals."
r9aS madt ni9ts," ipar Ole imtereos
tbpe &ntirort, bel llns brinst iit ieoer
Ole 2aterne ielbit mit..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
Serntule.
U,n Anna D. airant.

nWarum baben sic si9entIid ni6t
%9ebsiratbet9" frugts @rGfin Olga Den
lansiGbri9en Sreuno ibres Mannes,
Der nit ibr auf Der S6lobterraiIe
ipeiIte. inbeTen Die anbern cine purtis
Billiard ipieIten.
Baron GiIenfelot anttportete in
na9bsntIi9sm Son: .Warum q
!Sm, neil i9 bel Dem ein3igen Mal,
ba es mir ernit mar, Der SpielbaQ
elmer fleinen &otette eetpeIen bin. 9as
bat mid abgeI9redt."
nGi. baS tlingt ia iebr intereNant.
oarf man Die 9ei6iAte boren?"
pWurum ni4t! IS 1T i9on 70 lang.
Der, Dab i'd iis nit taItem glut ers
SGbI.n tann."
Die @rdfin lieB ii6 in einem aprbs
ieIet nieoer. ,IlIo )" ma9te lie,
ipie Elm &ino, bas Elm MGr6en begsbrt.
Sbr 5reunO ld6elie un0 na9m plab
an ibrer Seite. n@lio, i9 mub nit
Der 9emertuns anfangen, DAB Die &C.
ididte in einsm 70 entlesenen Wintel
9eutidlanos ipielt, DAB sic ben Nas
men Der @e9eno ippbl ME 9eb0rt bas
Zen. Sd perI9peiae i'm troboem, I'm
6as nOtbige S~ntosnito 81 pabren! Sd
mil nur iagen, bab ib bort @eripanote
pobnen babe, BEL oenen id, por atpans
Sig Sabren ettpa, gu 8eIu9 mar uno
mid porSii9lih unterbielt, benin bic
Sago mar gut, unb bann bate meiue
Sante cine allerliebite @eleufdafz
TERM"
n0as mar .iis?'" fiel Die 9rGfin,
Elm ipenig enttduidt, Elm.
.getpabre! Cher ibr G%esentbeil! Gin
briinettes Seufslden, famps gum 5lirs
ten, aber ni9ts gum !Seiratben! Ser
armter Ioel, etpas anrii6iger papd,
bobe 8erbinoungen - Sic periteben,
9rdfin!"
sd perfebs! Gins iensr armsn ges
i9Opfe. Die ii6 Die 2iebe nur BON ipeis
TEN aniehen b%iirfen!!"
% bite, 10 trasii9 lag Der SAL
bel &arla ni6t. b13u mar iie piel Su
prattiid. Sic belt iid fir aGle Sale
stnen biireerIihen 8erebrer i'm !Sinters
eruno. einen @utspGdter Namens Sus
Der, ben miro ie i9lieBIi9 ipobl err
bort baben!"
.Sas bat iie, tpenn ibr Name 9as
roneTe BON Sod lautete!!"
,SoIten sic bas MGo9en setannt
baben, 9rGfin?"
.Mein Better, iper bon uns bate
aarla God Dor apansig Sabren nidt
~setannt9 Sic fubr ia auf alien Goels
iiben 9suti6ldnbs berum, unter Dem
Sitel 9eieli4afterin! Man f~iitterte iie
sben anitanpsbaIber 10 bur6 - eigents
lid cine iammerpole GrIitena! 8ein
Wunber, bab fie lieber cine Maoams
!9ubsr eetporoen it'll"
Der Baron bib ii1 auf Die 2ippen.
.Wir MOLTEN bod ni6t BON ibr ipres
den." iasts er. Id erpdbnte ie nur.
nm gu ertlaren. tpssbalb id 70 lanss
in Dem peltfernen Wintel ausbielt, in
ben mid Der eeiirense papa perbannt
bate, tpeil .9 ibm 81 leihtiinnig pors
fam = mein Gott, i'd mar nidt
{hlimmer aIs ale anosrn! 9o6 CUR
Sahe. Sin 3ufau bradte mid mad
einem Shlobden, bas WonpIaifir bieb
unb fammt ieinen 9eiiBern 70 bur9s
aus Rotofo mar, bab man aeitpeiie
auf ben aalenoer ieben mubte, I'M gu
ipiHen, in peldem SabrbunOert nan
lebte! Gin Baron Gihtentbal ipobnte
ba. nit ieiner Grau, ,unS elmer Der'
t%paiiten gnielin. Die gerabsspess aus
Der alofteridule setommen NOR. Sie
pabte aud in Die umsebnns, oenn is
bieb Serafine. ipie DE 5eloin zines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
Beife un6 1a9te: .
@efuh imriftliM

0etud) 16rtttllm
,S6riftIih9" rief j., YaIas.
benn ods pirfli6 Tein2" IS
unerldblid, meme @nGoi9s. Dam
sic aber ni6t erit piel 3eit perlieren4
t6nnen Sic 6a8 Geiu6 gleid bier
Idreiben." Spra6'S, reihte ibr infie.
benSpiiroigfer @ciIe cir 9latt ga.
pier Fin uno fubr Damn fort: DSdreiz
ben Sic mir, i6 mill Sbnen alcs> biz
tiren."
Die SGneerin I6rieb, unter3ei6n:te
ftedte bas Geiu6 in einen @riefr
fdIag un0 fragte: nWas babe i'd jeB.
gu tbun?" = nRi6ts, ais oas @eIu4
db5ugeben, gnd0i9e 6rau," nWem
benn?" - Dir" llno er ftrette bic
9ano aus unb nabm ben grieflms
i6lag aus ben SdnOen Der iiberrai6s
ten &iinitlerin. Damn IeBte er cine
'4mtsmiene ouf uno ha5u ieinen Sneiz
fer auf Die Naie, 0ffnete BEN 9riefumz
f6lag uno las nit Der gr0Bten DUFF
%mertIamteit, mas er Ielb5t einen 4ugenz
bid Dor6er oitttrt bate. Nd6oem er
bamit fertig mar, Oer!a6 er bas pa
pier nit elmer Mttennummer uno or0z
nete es elm; oarauf tpenoete er ii6 piez
Der an Ole SGngerin, bic topfi6iittelnh
uno ungeouloig oas %umftdnoli6e @t
fabren beobaatet bate. unO fa9te: r%'
babe Sbr GeIud 9~eleIen, 9nGoise,
un0 bebaure, Sbnen ia9en 81 MI
baB i9 ben ~berlangten paB ni9t be-
niQigen tann.. -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
Die 9riiber rpqren iiber bieEe eioens

Die 9riioer pdren iiber oieIe eieens
tbimIiden 3uitdnbe 5lpar ettpas psrs
nuncert, fragten ober MIR nod. mie Tie
oas &on5ert antiinOigen iplten.
80, DuS gebt iebr lei6t. Cine
0rudsrei baten mir 5pur ni6t, aler
bier auF 0;eTe S9iir miro es Der Die
rsr nit aroben 9uhtdbea aufT6rcis
ben, ur0 bas perbreitet 1id) Damn ipic
Elm 2uuffeuer our9 oie Gtaot.%
QuA oaSu mubtcn Die griiOer ii9
bequemen, Ser 9iener eri6ieu nit
einem Stad &rei0e 1ino fegarn su
f6reiben. Sn 0ieIem Woment fam Elm
Sffi5icr unO fragte bea 0ienern mas es
oenn geGe.
Gin &on5ert," nor Die Nntnort.
SD? Wer miro 0enH Ipislen2"
S9ie 8riiOer WieniapsfD,"
.8ie DieIe finO ibrer?"
.3pei."
.Nur 3lpsi9" fragile Der Rufe psrz
tpnnoert. "Gi, baS 1T Der Reoe
rert1!." Spri6t's, ipudt babel pers
d4tli@ aus un0 gebt ~itol3en G3ritte8
fetnes @e9es ipeitsr.
0ie beiben WieniapstD fparen err
tlGrli4erpeiie iiber oas dies ni9t Iebr
erbaut, aber Der Qoelsmdri6aa tr0s
ftete iie. s5reili9." meinte er 5u
9enrp, DbeIier pGre es, tpenn Sie @ios
loncea ipielen tpiirben, benin Das bat
man bier nod ni6t geb0rt."
n@ber," iagte !Senrb, .oas ee6t oo6
ni6t; i'd babe eben 0ioline gelerrt
uno nibt Cello"
nNun, Sreuno6en." fagte Der Mars
i9aa 9utmitbig, nes miro Sbnen BOD
einerlei iein, of, Sic 10 seigen ooer TO-"
9ierbei ma6te er in Der 2uft Die 9es
tpe9ung oes Stri9s rad oben uno na9
unten.
GS 9ing aber ni6t, uno es blieb
beim 8ioliuton5ert, ous am folgenoen
Sage itattfinoen ioQte. llno in Der
Shat, als Der Q6eno oes &on3ertta9es
beranridte, ou fonnte mar in Sres
mentI6ug gan3e Sarapanen bon Gin
tpo6nern nit Der 2aterne in Der einen
uno einem SeiIel in Der anoeren !Sdno
binauspilgern ieben gum Cirrus, Der
alsbdlo Bis auf Den lesten YlaB ees
fuQt mar.
Sas &on3ert begdnn uno ian0 8eis
faa, ober 0a bemertte plDbli9 Die
Mutter Der jungen &onsertanten, Die
mitten i'm publitum fab. Dab auf
ibren Sobn Senrp. Der eten gei9te,
bur6 Die 0a6Iuten S9neefloden uno
Re9entropfen berabfielen.
sQ9. mein armer Sobn." iagte iie,
.pis Iei9t fam er ii9 ertGlten!!"
nSo. lit oas Sbr Sobn. Miitters
9en9" fragte Elm gutmitbiger alter
Serr, Ser neber ibr FAB, sr9ob Ii3 To-
fort uno REF Dem jungen Siinitler mits
ten i'm SpieIen gu: npeI5 an5ieben!"
unb gum Yublitum getpenOet fu6r er,
9etpiTermuBen iid entI9uIoissno, fort:
Seine Mutter. Die neben mir iibt,
iiir4tet, er f0nne Ti6 ertGlten."
Sect riefen nod cine Mtenge Stims
men: npelj ansieben! qeI3 a~n3ieben!"
Senrb ountte fir Die Grlaubrib, err
tldrte aber. i'm pel5e tonne er bod
ni6t 8iolins fpielsn.
Shut niGts," rief nun bds gs>
iammte pubIitum.' npel3 on5ieben!
pela an3ieben!"
llno 10 blieb benz euten Senrb Mies
niapstp nidt5 iibrig, aGs 1i6 ben pelS
an3u8ieben uno i'm pel5s ipeiter gu
oeiaen.
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Dir effoppte Sdnssrin.

Muf einem poliaeibureau in Moss
tau eridien cine Opernidnserin, UNI
fid. ba fie fir einise 3eit perreiien
iponte. ibren paB repibiren 81 lahen.
Der bienittbuenhe poliaeiteamte Be-
qriiBte Die &iinitlerin in Der h0flihiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-02-15
Am 3oNenfrnltr.
,sns mrincr s%iinNcreit, non II. Fl. q. Gish

Guf meinem SdautelpicrSe rift
Sd pieiicno, oils ocritoblen
0tn6muttcr riei: n&inb, ipillt Su ntit,
Gtocd uuS Slider Bplcn?
Gleid tpnncn Gdite!" - Sri, mic iprunq
Sd mad Dem alien Sd)rclrcn
Grcbu,uttcr Dor aui itiucm Sang
Dit mcincu turjcn Seincn!
Sbr 2dfcIn tputtc, mas mid 5os
so flint c;npor bic Sticqcn:
6 Slid, ont @ppcnicuitcr bod,
Stn, tpipicIbob jill lic8cn!
8 0lud, SIT Iauifen abfpdrts tlar
Rad Ra0gerol unD HfcrOcu -!
9robntuttcr ipubte es. Sit mar
Sie tIi9ite 6rau auf Groen.
edOn Iust' i'd uuf ben GuFsugruno,
llmbaubt BON griinen Sinoeni
9rObmuttcrs 9rOBss S6Iikelbuno
3lane traumboft Dor ben Spinoen.
Spinnipeben bat ie fOrtsetuubt!
limb ibre glide lu9en
SIM 2dmmer oft ouf meiuem Saupt:
painO, BORT gu ibOn ben lBdgenl" -
@obl miibt' id mid i'm Wittassi6ein:
BUR S6iUolben lab i'd flie9.n
gm Sah pOriiber unO %ielosin,
Sic Gerne 9lomm perihn tt9eu.
Sod mars, pie ipsnn Elm Sypmiausub
Sm 8itden mid umrante -
@%rpbmutter bob bas 9aieltuh
@rao' aus BEN iibleu Sbrante,
ga trdumt i'd ibmun3slro: ~tiib.nttaus
Sab ib oas Sud 9tbrtit.t.
Sariiber lief ibOn 8liiertlung,
Won 2ad)en iparm begleiist.
e6On 9riiBt' ib uHire Gfutts. friib
llmbalfen ie mid aleiucr.
limb ih iab nit ON boben Gid,
&ed boumelnb nit ZEN gsintr.
God ifieIt' ib INNER untcr's 9ub:
% belt ib auf benz Sdopbs
Gin na9elneues Giloerbud.
60 b~errIi6 ipie fir 0robe.
Mir mitgebrubt! Dun itGurt' ib ftarr
Nab ben 9emolten &eerOer
Grobmuttcr merit ts nur. Sic mar
Die tliigie Gruu auf Greer.
50 fubr i6 ouf. Grobmutter itIOb
Sie Spiupe - bumpf 0etroesu
edol our6 bic Safe Roo uno Rob,
Staub pirbclte elm g4aqeu.
Gum 3borc brauite er i'm GIug,
unb i'd i6rie frOb b%ctlOmmen,
Oils b6tt' i'd don has 9iloerbu6:
.Grobmiitterben! Sic tommen!1
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sem 3~futIabri3en 8abg
Der 6eimfa6rt tegrjifen.
iibliden 6urt Oe5 Sat Pite
WaIbtngtpn GOuntn ga,
our6 Den Bad, pbIhon ?
GtcQe bis duf 900 SUB g
i6polen mar. Gttud 2 n
ufer I6lug oas 9uqo' lie
SnIaIen fieIen ms 81 5as
Ter uno WiQiam item.
Die Sral aber our0en
bonn Gtrom IAN fano
fpGter s. 5lpei Mleis
.ier d6reno Die
.l6t 9efunGe7
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-14
ROOT
PUTS DAMPER ON
CONSULAR CONGRESS
WASHINGTON January 13.To Governor Carter-secreta
Root declares Convention practicable
HATCH.

foregoing rather dscouragng cable
from F. NJ Hatch yesterday afternoon In kindly cohuh
eating the Advertiser night the Governor said
If Secretary willing that the consus should leave
their of that puts an
to
Whether he letter the subject before max
ing cannot December 28 and hardly
expected he would received it before January
Governor Carter further ntmated that Secretary Roor de-
the
donmen OF the other the chemewfch tact the
original ideafo Commercial Congress Honolulu
This will be consultation between
the Governor and the commercial bodies 1t will be remembered hat
bodies
transportation having Pacific also
commercial bodies OF the send delegates to confer
trade OF this
1t suggested Carter that meeting OF United
upon Pacific might be
convened the Secretary induced favor the pro-
posa either the nucleus of the larger commercial or
by themselves
sus the thought that the would attract
business hither anyway.
The plan campaign formulated by the Gov
chairman has heartily adopted by the Honolulu Cham
Der OF Commerce Merchants Association the Ho Board
Trade and other Organizations which submitted
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lauea. the party turned in early, little
dreaming that treat was in store Tor
them. rarely seen and never to be for
gotten. Shortly after midnight a vol
canic eruption occurred on Mauna Loa,
surprising in grandeur anything of its
kind ever seen in Hilo. The telephone
wires were kept busy, and soon hum
dreds of people had gathered at Wal
luku bridge TO witness this wonderful
display.
Over the summit Of the mountain
pillar of smoke rose thousands of feet
into the heavens, lighted up by glare
visible for miles. Efforts were made by
telephone to communicate wit5 Kau
district, in the hope of locating the
fire. which was supposed to be a flow
from Mokuaweoweo, but Kau slumber-
ed through it all, and spectators could
only speculate as TO its location.
Many of Hilo's old residents declared
that the display had never been equal
ed during previous eruptions-not even
the famous eruption of 1899. The next
morning the fire was definitely located
at the summit of Mauna Loa and, al
though there was no flow of lava, the
display indicated great activity in Mo-
kuaweoweo crater.
This morning the party left Hilo and
spent the afternoon and early evening
in the crater of Kilauea. The fires are
still visible in the old crater and the
party individually and collectively de-
clare this to have been the trip of their
lives.
II would not have missed what have
seen on this trip" said one Of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-14

President, can participate in the pro-
ceeding- Old time Washingtonians
most of the newer residents even,
laugh lightly at the general scramble
to get to shake the Presidents hand.
Not because 1t is President Roosevelt.
The attitude is always the same for
any President in that particular
Washingtonians do not care to take
the time or the trouble to attend any
kind of White House reception. For
similar reasons many Of them have
never been to the Washington monu-
ment. Perhaps it is due in part to a
feeling that they can go almost any
old time. The tourist, who has only
a few hours in Washington, of course,
thinks very differently about it and
goes back home TO tell proudly how
he has met the President or been to
the top of Washington monument. It
might have been his one chance in
life time and he proposed to make the
most of il.
Now that the President has ''shak-
en- the last OF the dear public" and
taken a few moments TO rest his tired
arm. when the last of the New Years
callers struggled down the White
House walk the President. his nine
the Congress began to think of more
serious things There is the great task
of running the government. Matters
that have been in abeyance for months,
as so often happens with public busi-
ness, must be taken up. January, Feb
ruary. March are the quick months OF
the year. always have been since the
government was founded, probably
will be for centuries to come The
weather is cold and exhilarating. In
May and June IL begins to grow warm,
the climate begins to take on the ener-
waiting qualities that sap human
energy.
Accordingly there Will be hustling
and jumping for the next TWO or three
months. The government Will come
nearer TO getting its moneys worth
out of its public servants than at any
other period of the year. Ho for the
brisk winter, says everybody in Wash /
Ingron. whether it be the beautiful deb
utante, eager for a social campain. {
or the grizzled government employe. |
ERNEST G. WALKER.
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NO VOLCANO EXCURSIONS.

Unless there is renewed and contin-
ued activity on the part Of Mauna Loa
there are not likely to be any special
excursions run by the 1nter-Island
Company. Despite the reports Of the
last outbreak. there was only one pas
senger who departed on Friday for the
volcano. This was a Miss Woods.
There has been no particular rush to
book by the steamer Kinau, leaving on
Tuesday, but it is expected that fair
sized number. including tourists, viii
make the trip by that vessel.
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the display. All over the town tele-
another, and many walked to the Wal
luku bridge or other places from which
a good view was to be had.
HONOLULU MANS VIEW.
Il am q. poor man. but 1 would not
have missed that Sight for five hundred
dollars z. *. Myers of the Hawaiian
Trust Co. said to an Advertiser re-
porter about the volcanic spectacle as
he viewed it from Hilo
TT looked as if the very skies were
burning and coming down in a deluge
of fire upon the earth. OF course, the
crater, being sunk in the top of the
mountain, could not be seen, but 1t
was quite natural for any observer who
did not realize that fact to imagine
the apparently flaming clouds as thou
sands of fire fountains
Yes, it was a sight that tourists
would have been glad to have come
from the other side of the world to see
Very few people have ever gazed on
such scene in their whole lives"
THE 1899 ERUPTION.
Twenty-seven persons started from
Hilo, July Z, 1899 Among the number
were Jack Wilson. VIM Shipman,
Judge Galbraith, Ed. Baldwin, Howard
Pratt and wife, Capt. Soule and wife,
and J. U. Smith. OF that party only
seven reached the crater, after a hard
trip, viz, Henry Easton, E. Supe (Su-
pervisor) Mr.. Mcintosh, Mr.. McCom-
Der. Prof. McClusky, Joseph G. Pratt
and 10 Flores (guide).
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CHINESE FAMINE
RELIEF FUND

Over one hundred dollars has been
received and will be sent to Shanghai
by the treasurer of the Hawaiian
Board on Tuesday. 1he churches of
Honolulu are also planning to take UP
special collections to help these starv-
ing people. Churches on the mainland
are now active in sending relief. II
is a grand thing for Honolulu. the out
post city of Christian America, to glad
ly reach out helping hand.
This gives a splendid opportunity to
the missionary in China, with bread
for the body and bread for the soui.
to reach the hearts Of these poor peo-
pie, as they could not do at other times
1t is one OF Gods open doors TO the
church. z W. T.
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TAYLOR NIPs CHINESE
PLAYING POKER GAME

There was scarcity Of cooks around
some of the palatial homes of Waikiki
yesterday morning due to raid led
by Chief Taylor on a gambling Joint
in the building opposite the beach
home of Queen Lliuokalani on Rala-
kaua avenue on Saturday night. rhe
raid resulted in the arrest OF eight
Cinnamon, who were deeply involved
in the mysteries Of the great American
game Of poker when the police inter-
fered. This was the second raid made
on Saturday night. a previous one in
Kakaako having brought in eighteen
other gamblers.
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Volcano House, January 10.

Volcano House, January 10.
AS If 10 reward the stout-hearted
tourists who, in the face of what ap-
peared to be a gathering storm, on
Monday booked, and on Tuesday en-
barked. for Hilo en- route to the vol
cano. Dame Nature and Madam Pele
seem to have put their heads together
and TO have provided fine weather and
entertainment galore.
The steamer Kinau left Honolulu
with a full passenger list, including a
party of q for the volcano. The sea
trip was an ideal one, and upon leav-
ing MahukoDa shortly after daylight,
the district of Kohala in the early morn
made most attractive scene. The
day proved fine and Hamakua and Hilo
districts, in their best attire, their
thousand streams flashing in the sun
as they fell over fern-clad cliffs into
the sea, We're the objects of much ia
vOrable comment.
This beats trip up the Hudson"
said an eastern tourist, while another
declared that in ten years travel he
had seen nothing to equal the beauties
of Hawaii Arriving at Hilo, Rainbow
Falls was introduced to the visitors,
who lavished innumerable compliments
upon il, shot il with kodaks and were
10th to leave it.
In the evening, through the courtesy
of Admiral Beckley, the Hilo band
gave a special concert at Mooheau
Park in honor of the tourists, which
was largely attended
Preparing for an early start TO XII
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PORTLAND VISITOR SCOUTS
IDEA OF WAR WITH JAPAN

business, with headquarters at Manila
He declares that the talk about an
armed conflict with Japan is absolutely
without foundation and laughs at the
very idea Mr. Francis, who Is accom-
panied by his wife. IS in Portland 10
spend the holidays with his mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Francis. He has been
in the Orient nearly nine years. and