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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
Sc 49, cinsiaes gltclier.

Sc u..s cim;ises gltclier.
@ir babcn nrr Gin Ntclier in Salti.
more, nnb bas befinbct iih in Der
Stage su e6ener Grbe, Nr. 321, Norb.
Gar, nabc 6isb-str. Giuber.Ybo.
tpgrapbien cine SpcsialitGt.-aeine
Nsenten nnS feline sreppcn sa itcieen.
s. SebbeI. 6. Grni, 8cidGitsfabre1.
(275-)"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

S%amestDun. SpeSieIle uiertagige
8pilren bon Baltimore $3.50, ale
aussoben eingeihloiien. In3ufrasel,
bel Sbeu. 8. Siener & So, 217 Dit.
Baltimore. = 1~amcstOlun. GOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
217 Ot,8altimoreifr,
0ultden.

8enoeler's Sutel, 400 GaIpert,,
Ode Mnlberrp-Str Glcsante sdlai.
simmer, mdfige Yreiie. Iabl5eiten
81 icber Sages5eit. @csnlGre Diners.
Seinite 8etranfe mno Gisarren.
Gisentbimer @altcr u. @enbeler.
Oft1-1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
,Surmuuic SAFE"

0ParnDnlc Eafc,"
Gr. 414, @eit. Japette.S traRc, aarl
Sdmibt, Snbdber. Wiirsbnrser Suf.
BRAN friid am 3apf. 9iacrs,i SOnpcrs
a Ia carte. 1eoen Samitag Nbeno
Trti.Guu5ert, MpriIl,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
Sbeo. s. 9iener l. So.

Reiie. gurecu rnb @edieIItubc.
Sdiffsfarten bon unO nod Geutid.
lano nit Dem RorooeutIden 2lopb
uno anoeren 2inien. HeiiepGIie,
@efiel, Greoi.bricic unb 8eloien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

Srel Wtttgllc0cr Der Splrltllolcll
Siccn5iScboroc iiir Baltimore nit il
$500 @cbolt.
Sic aus Dem Yr%0iioentcrL Super'
ln%tcnOenten mo Gommiliar beltcbcn
DC Stnots.G inmunoerumgs @eboroc
BON mcId)en Der Superintcnocn.
$1,000 8ebolt crbGIt.
Superintendent fir offcntIid)e 6e.
bdlt6e NIT $1,000 8ebolt.
3lpet @abter nit ie 5000, 3 Sci5cl
nit ie $500, cil &crpoltcr De;
Staots-aapitoIS nit 5000, Elm Ser
iuoltcr Der @oupcrncltr$mobnun9 nit
5000 @ebolt.
Stants. Sellcrmariholl, $500.
Sibliotbcfor, $500.
3lpCi 6iih .Gommiii0rc nit il
$500.
@oriteber oes inOuitrieQen Dit
reulis, $500.
Grei %Gommiii6rc fiir bic Scr6cifiib-
rlll,9 bon gleidnlobi9cn @eiebcn.
Gin Nlitglieb ser StaotS . Srren-
Gommiiiion.
Grci Mitalicocr scr Sonit0tS E De
boroc iiir 0ieb.
3ehn Ilitcrn'& nipcftorcn nit ie
500 WpnotSoehult.
}lpei Tircftoren ser ;3u1tbuusbe
bGrbe.
Gincn SabofS. Suipcftor nit $1,000
@ebolt.
Grei Stills. Iopof2 Snipeftoren
nit jc $500.
3nci SrlliteeS 0e& Ionbmirt6iGoit-
lld)en GollegS.
Oh tbierGr3tlid]cr &nipeftor.
3uci 5ohnGr5tli6C SnIpCftoren.
@icr Mitalieccr ser StootS. llntcr-
rid)tsbeboroc
Grci Mitalieoer scr @crmoltungs.
@cboroc oes Stuat5 Nrbeit5bouics.
Trci SruiteeS ser ct. Murien Su-
ouitricid)llc fiir Snatch.
3ruei Witglicbcr Scr ScrluoItlnga.
9cb0rbe bes Snbllitricbcims fir 9tc.
%gernl1oden.
3rci Witgliebcr Der SeruoItlnss
Rehoroc bes Srren,Noipituls.
3pci Mtitglieocr Ger Gerlualtungs,
9e6oroe oes Sprin9flelo.Soipituls
fir Srriinnigc.
Sieben 1ireftorcn bcs @eitern
Wnrplnno.5oipitola.
3pei Wifglitbcr Ser @crmaltungs-
9chorbr bcS .6ouic oi Reformation"
Bier Wiitglieorr Der Terlpoltln9o..
9eborbe Der Worn!orb.S drlle fir
&nnben. 10
3ebn Mitgliebcr Ser SermoItulgs,
9cboroe Oca oNouic Of Hcfu9c Iiir
MGodJen. = 81
3iuei 0iitglirbrr ser Stoots 8e-
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Gin Staata @critnlciitcr nit $500
8ctalt mo @cbiibren.
Gin @rllbels Euipcftor, $500.
@ier MitqliCNer ocs Stonts.@ cttcr-
9iircolis.
% @eiibtitclG onmiiiGrc.
Gin Mitglico OcS 3ireftoriumS Ser
nH6rblidcn Gcntrol!9obn."
Eolijcirihtcr iiir baltimore lWlo
nnocrc St0htc.
Hcum Coroner fiir Baltimore NIT
ic $1,000 @cbo(t, mo eincn iiir icoco
Gpui,tp.
,}chn Nllftionotoren filr Baltimore.
SiinI Gonmiii6rc iilr Elllmbcrar-
bcitcn.
3luci Iompifciiels Snipettorcn nit
ic $500 @cbolt.
Mclicr bon Murrcn iiir Den Ncrfuli
bon Sol,.
3lpci Ntipcfturcn %I;otionGrcr
SCHlpIiliulu)lllCl.
Irei Scu. mo StrpMuuacr.
3lpcl r>rIpcttorcn perilcgcltcr MI.
itcrn.
Nrci MitQIicocr ser %pborrroicllti
ld)cn Wehoror.
Gin Grnmiuntrr Ger @%l,iidnlieoc.
100 OficntliMe Nptorr.
SonItigc Grncnnnngcn.
Nlld) Die in Ser Stabt baltimore
crlpuhlten @cunlten lperben uiclc Gr'
ncrllinacil N mad)cn haben. Sn hei'
Viircollr Der Aftllore bea superior
8eridts linb ocs &reisgcrifts Nr,
limo 100 undergraduate SteuerL oit
iest init Hcpublifai1ern bcieBt iinh
Sdcriff EoONett, Elm Better bes ieti
gen rcpllblitnniihen Sheriifs. hut
ungcTdbr ctn SuBei,o Siilis-S hcriifl
5lt erl,ei,nen. ~" 90.
Susialiitiidc 9ieoertafel.
Gunsert inb galI.
Wpntag - II. Nueember = Wuntag
Il, II" Tvruhiinu ,!6allc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
S%usialiitiide 2ieoertafel.
Gunsert inb gaa.
Wpntaa = II. Wosember = Wuntag
IT,. =" Srobinu'Salle.
.lOnn 4 n
Starfnna nnb Weinnb felt
(30911--12,14-1

fir,oet man ii, cinem @laie Bier ans
6res. 9ouernihmiot's .Nmericai,
9ralwrei." Nus beltem Sopien u,o
Wals gebralit. aiiinilirt lid leiht nit
Der %9tohrung mo lit Dem id)uoditen
Wagcn 5~lttra1lif. 9rnllcrei t10i-
1928 SiQcnsS Ctr. Gel. &. & 4. 364.
Wo. 1891. s4 (313)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

Sic Hepioirung ser @abl,
bcrid)te ourd oie ais Hepiioren . 9e.
boroc iungirenoe Stauts , @ablouis
iidts : 9ehoroe fiir Baltimore. Die
ON Gonncritag Nahmittag beNalnL
5eiBt, 0aB unseiGbr 1000 Stimm5et-
tel feblerbait marfirt lporen uno bes.
bnlb niht mitge5Gblt mllroen. Gle
9eboroe poqenoctc bis geitern 9lbcno
Die Hepiiion ser eriten II @arbs mo
BOLT, bellte Abeno SIT ipater StunSc
fcrti1 ju iucroen,
o., l,I+; ~, ! n,+,r ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
@as MeiGert,
Sentiher Tbutngrapb
409-4t1.W prb.0 ap.S trnkc.

aeeeniiber benz eSrt$enbaus ". 6.
9poblbetannt flr fetne beIpurra9enoer Get
ftuneen aut benz gebieic Der &botcerdrbte
otmbip etfe Qtaee. 0etrs &grutew.
aetn Uef4dftsfaAref.
Inter .Instler ptrfoplt6sn etttin9.
vhibip. (1ea11,iN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09
"o 2Saf6iu9ton-NSemtnr
-bsS-
"0eut(den Gorre(ponoent,"
@m. &anuemann, 1915 Rarioa'
Strafe, N..8.
no au.etge1 nab Seftelnn8en snt8eaeS seasM'
tuefben.
qofalberid|tc aus @aibinston.

Sdcint bic Hehtc SIT icin.
Mapor Splpeiter. Der @olhilgto.
ncr Yoli5eid)eL bat pom Foli5eld)c1
@orbncr pom Rodelter, Wttnn., cine
0cnouc @ei6rclblrng Der bort perDnr-
tetcn ,Srau 4nnic Sitle 2lopo erbol,
ten, in Der Die oSrnu i'll @rorn" per-
mlltbct miro, Die IN Baltimore lno
@oibin1ton ialid)e Chords perolS-
oubt bat, mo Die 9eid,rcibnng past
5icnllid, genau ali Die ~6rorl i'll
Vralr."
@eiicre StraBcnbelenh'
tuna.
Gle 1iitrifta. GommiIlure bnben be-
id)loiien, am Imes-Elocc, 5rpt'ten
If. ulo 10. Strobe, iehs nelle Cos
Ion1pen auf5uiteQen.
Cine meme 2 fulc.
Ger Gontraft fiir oen golt zines
ncucn Sdulgebdilbes nit 10 &IoI'
icn3immern auf Wcrioian.Sin, 5lpls
id)en Gllclio. uno SuleritroBc uno
Gentral.9lpe. uno WieBmoreltraBe, iilr
oen $4,000 sur @ertiigung itcben.
miro balo b~egonnen meroell. Ger
@ouplab olleilt fo1tet $4,000. Ser
War scr Sd)ule bot gilc, % piele
Sd)ulen in icncr 0e9eno iibcriilIlt
iinb.
II m 500 beltrat.
Ncgen tbdtIihet IngriffS nit ei'
nem 3iegelitcin ullf ben Sauuilters
ncbntcr 3. :. 9raop muroe ocilen
irilbercr NugciteIter Clarence atlpell
Qcitcrn I'M Foli5ei9erid)t pom Htd)tcr
&inbuIl sur 3ublung bon 500 Stro'
re obcr ied)s Nonoten @ci1ngnlBboTt
perurtbeilt. "a Itmea Ous notbige
@elb nift bate, beSog CT oas @e.
iGn9niB, Ger gngriff geid)ob, olS
9roop Ntpell entlieB.
Grbalt feineE enion.
Hidter gnoerion in Der 5neitcu
Abtbcilun9 bes areisgcridts entihieo
g"eIterlL ouB Der friibere Citations.
bous.S Sergeant Ioolpb gdlpfi nift
sur Toli5eipeniion berehtiet iei, OBJ
idon er bon 1861 bis 1888 als Eoli.
slit geoient, bon 1886 bis 1901 ols
Sd)licBcr iungirt u10 Don 1901 bis
1906, uls er in hen Hubeitnllb geiett
murOe, ais StationsballssS eraeout.
Ter Hid)ter entid)ieb, ooB MIR Der D.
idbriae Gicnit ais Stationsbous.Sc
Gcont in &etrodt ge5ogen lucrocn
fonnte, unb oos @eieb p~erlnilge, ci1
Eoli5iit miibtc Is Sabre gcoicnt In.
ben, Inn SIR Fcliion bcrcftigt 81
icilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-09

Eeniionirter Ypli5iit a c.
ltorbcn. 0eitern &ornlittug
itarb ;Sphn @iQiam 2inSfep. Gin pen.
iionirtcr Eoli5iit ocs oitlifen q.
I%trifts. III ieiner @obnun9, Nr. 1926,
observation-disclosures, am Wagen-
frebs i'm Iltcr bon 70 Sabren. Gr
uuroe I'M Wlai 1867 sum Eoli5iite,l
ernannt ltlto I'M Sabre 1886 peniir-
nirt. Ger 9%eritorbene binterldBt cine
Sohter, Srou Marp @nlfer. Sic Be
eroieuna iinbet an Montag ltatt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-18

THESE HOT DAYS
And warm nights, with their perspira.
ton and heated blood, bring discom
fort which quickly gives way to re
freshing collness after using
PAcHECo's DANDRUFF KILLER
This preparation not only cools but
also cures prickly heat and stops that
awful itching.
Sold by all druggists and at Pa
Checo's Barber Shop.
Telephone 2S2.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-18
Stop
Look
Listen
HONOLULU BUSINESS MEN ARE
AROUSED OVER THE PEARL
HARBOR MATTER.

The presence of four warships and
the nearly 1000 men on board have
caused Honolulu people to sit up ana
take notice. An increase of 1900 white
men has made Honolulu livelier than
the city has been since the Spanish
American wartime. This transient in
vasion shows the possibilities of busI-
ness and now a mighty effort is to be
made to open up Pearl Harbor as a
naval base. The feeling is very strong
and the Commercial bodies will be ASK
ed to consider a proposition to keep a
special man at Washington during the
coming session of Congress, whose duty
solely will be to work for Pearl Har-
Dor and for nothing else.
It will be interesting to many Homo
lulu people to know that at both the
Brooklyn and Norfolk navy yards 5000
names are on the payroll. When Pearl
Harbor is made a station this island
will gain as many new residents, and
when warships are at anchor the popu-
lation will be increased by so many
men as the crews muster. And that is
why Honolulu business men say stop;
Look; Listen"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-18
Grand JURY
TAKES Hold
LIONEL HART, STANDARD OIL
SHORTAGES AND WAREHOUSE
FIRE TO BE INVESTIGATED

Now that Lionel Hart is out on bail
and not stationed in a cell at police
headquarters to direct the police on
false scents there is a possibility of
developments in the alleged kerosene
warehouse mystery.
Hart at large is of more real use to
the police than Hart in a cell, for
while Hart is outside among friends,
or supposed friends, he is talking a
whole lot and his explanations of his
alleged innocence manage to get back
to the ears of the Investigators in a
manner which, if Lionel could hear
and understand them, would put him
wise to the proposition that the man
who says the least is he who is best
off in the long run.
There is an old saying that Love
loves all that he knows is often apt
to be talking to the world when the
world has paid no price for a ticket
to get in on the lecture.
The progress of the police at the
present time, although they absolutely
ACAuoC " 0tAJ a WOAh " bhC plCooJ 10
approaching the cause of the kerosene
warehouse fire. Incidentally the pro-
gress of the press is as great, if not
greater than that of the police and
the fire mystery may not remain a
mystery much longer If present point
ers head in the right direction.
This is not the only fire mystery
that the police have on the books
for investigation and a new develop
ment in another case has spurred the
Investigators to the solution of the
kerosene warehouse puzzle.
Chief Taylor this morning was busy
before the grand jury and tomorrow
morning that body of inquisitors will
take up the matter of the kerosene
warehouse fire. Taylor has several
men to produce before the official ex-
aminers.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-18
SWORE IN PHONE.

! DIES MONIES, Sept. Miss Alice
Mckee a pretty telephone operator at
Cambridge, Ia, has presented a bill to
DR.. H, P. Hanson, a physician of that
place, who has just been defeated in
the race for the Office of Coroner, for
$4,000. He used profane words twice
in addressing her while calling a num-
Der and threatened to throw her out
of the Office, she AYERS, and for each
of these affronts she asks $1,000
When he did get the number and
found out for certain that he had been
defeated, he swore even more fiercely
and threatened her with bodily harm
she says.
The Sheriff served the notice and de-
clared the doctor was even angrieT
than when the girl failed to get the
telephone number. The case will come
up for trial in Boone at the next term
of court
or strangers in the city, to be present
at the reception to be held at the
home of Mrs. A. Francis Judd, Nuu-
anu avenue, on the afternoon of
Thursday, Sept. 10, at three o'clock.
In the matter of the petition of w.
R. Castle as trustee for T. F. Lansing,
to register and confirm title to certain
properties at Waiahole, Koolaupol1o,
the Territory yesterday filed it's second
amended answer against the granting
Of the petition, claiming that the boun-
daries are not as set forth in the petit
ton.
In the case of Hart Hak San VS..
PAX Sung Kwon, ct al, in assumpsit
answer was today filed by zee Mai
So, one of the defendants, denying
the allegations of the Dill, and claim
ing a good defense. The case was
tried before Judge Lindsay who found
| judgment for the plaintiff for 5000
and COSTS The suit was on a note.
DR.. J. R. Judd will leave in the ST.
IBERIA on Friday to take special study
in surgery in the hospitals of Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
There will be a meeting of tho
Young Mems Research Club this even
ing at 7:45 o'clock, at the residence of
Mr.. Ralph Lyon, Manoa Valley. Prof.
George H. Mead of Chicago University
will address the club on the subject
of Recent Municipal Movements"
Judge Sanford B. Dole is spending
his vacation on Kauai, at present the
guest of A. S. Wilcox. After a short
visit to Kealia he will go over to
Waiawa where the Knudsens will meet
him and take him up to their noun
tain home, Halemanu. A few days
will be spent at this place and next
Saturday the party will descend the
Kalalau trail into that valley and re-
turn home over the Hanakapiai-H Hama
lei route.-Garden Island
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-18
APPEAL DISMISSED.

The Supreme Court was in session
for but few minutes this morning,
only long enough to hand down an or
der in the case Of Emilia Vierra Oil
veira VS.. Maria Vieira Silva and An
tone Joaquin Silva, appealed from the
decision of the Fourth Circuit Court,
by the defendants. The order of the
Supreme Court dismisses the appeal on
motion of the plaintiff-appellee, for the
reason that the appellants had failed
to have the proper stenographic trans
cripts made Of the proceedings in the
Circuit Court as required. The decision
of the lower court is therefore allowed
to stand. The case was for an interest
in certain land near Hilo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-18

Prepare
TO Start
THE BIG FOUR EXPECT TO START
TOMORROW TO FINISH HOME
WARD JOURNEY.

This morning the preliminary work
necessary to the getting away of the
cruisers of the Big Four squadron, the
West Virginia, Pennsylvania. Colorado
and Maryland, was begun. Mooring
lines were cleared, ready for casting
loose, and everything was made ship
shape aboard in anticipation of to-
morrow, shortly after noon, leaving
the docks and putting to sea for San
Francisco.
There will doubtless be a large crowd
to see the vessels off, as there was a
big gathering to see them come. so
pleasant has been the visit of the
squadron that all will wish to see the
cruisers again soon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-18
the GRAND JURY
FINDS INDICTMENTS
A NUMBER OF CASES TAKEN UP
IN THE JURY ROOM THIS MORN
ING.

The Grand Jury of the Territory was
in session for several hours this morn
ing and a lot of minor cases were in
vestigated, and it is understood true
bills were found in most of them.
The case of John D. Moore, proprie-
tor of the Palace Cafe, was looked into
ON charge of selling liquor on Sunday.
A number of witnesses were examined,
and it is believed that an indictment
or two was found.
Tomorrow morning the inquisitorial
body will look into the Lionel Hart
case in connection with the attempt to
burn the Standard Oil warehouse, and
the destruction of records and other
documents,
This morning witnesses testified in
the matter of Charles Donohue, the
hackman, who is charged of having
embezzled money from some of his pas
sengers.
Antoine Delgar, for burglary; Ray
mOnd Conception, robbery of a dry
goods store; Martin Joe King, first de-
gree robbery; Chew Sea, first degree
robbery, were among others against
whom it is understood indictments
were found, although no announcement
have yet been made as to the findings,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-18

Low prices at new nngYand Bakery.
A probate notice is published in this
issue.
Eva has declared a dividend of 1
per cent, payable on 3Oth inst
Do your shopping for Regatta Day
at Sachs. Store closed Saturday.
A. L. c. Atkinson has opened an Of
flee for the practice of law in rooms
3OS-3O4 Judd Building.
Pheasant shooting is doubly facinat-
ing when your lunch basket contains a
few bottles of Primo Beer. II
Alexander Young Cafe, candies are
justly popular. Take her box and
see if it will not help matters along.
Judge De Bolt this morning grant
ed a decree of divorce to T. Matsu-
mura from S. Matsumura on grounds
of non-support.
Hand-painted fish specimen and Ha-
waiian trees, fruits and scenes in pro-
fusion at the Woman's Exchange, Ho-
| tel street near Union.
Senator Charles ChillingwOrth re-
ports that Senator Piles, of Seattle, is
boosting the islands and will probably
come here next month.
By stipulation Judge De Bolt is
sued an order today setting the trial
Company VS.. Cecil Brown, ct al. over
until the 18th of October.
James B. Castle has been successful
ly operated upon at the Queens Hos
pital by Dr. Judd, assisted by Drs. Wa
! terhouse and Moore.
H. L. Holstein Speaker o. the House
Of Representatives, who arrived yester-
day from Hawaii called on the new
Governor and the Secretary yesterday
morning.
The will be a reception to Chaplain
McGinty of the flagship West Virginia
by Ancient Order Hibernians Division
No. l, at c. B. U. Hall this evening,
beginning at o'clock.
Call at Levers & Cooke and learn
how you can use an Excelsior redwood
round hoop tank to good advantage in
the city Sizes from 500 to 10000 gal
Ions carried in stock.
Miss Minnionel Parker, daughter of
Captain Robert .Waipa Parker, was
married on September IA to Louis
Meyers, Elder Abraham Fernandez per-
forming the ceremony:
Don't keep valuables in the house
that are not in constant use. Heavy
losses are continually being suffered
at the hands of burglars. Rent safe
ty deposit box from Hawaiian Trust
Co.
The ten thousand dollars brought
back from the show money loaned to
Japanese who sailed on the Kumeric
was distributed among the Japanese
hotel keepers last night by Chilling
worth.
In the eiectment case of Liliuoka-
! lani, VS.. Wakeke Heleluhe (w), S. M.
kanakanui, trustee, and zee Wo,
! sometimes known as Ahin, the last
named defendant has filed a demurrer
to the bill, denying that the premises
in the bill are correct or tangible or
the facts correct.
K Yamamoto the wholesale mer-
chant received cablegram from his
agent in Japan stating that he will
send out by the coming boat the new
crop Of Japan rice. This importation
will be the very finest shipment for
this country this year. Yamamoto's
rice is best in quality.
Mrs. Thomas and daughters, Miss
Carrie and Miss May, who have been
the guests of R. H. Trent since spring,
viii leave for their home in Memphis,
Tennessee, sailing on the bark R. P.
Rithet, on Friday morning
The Ladies Society of Central Union
church invites all persons interested
in the church, whether old residents
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-09-18
NEWS an A NUIShELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News OF the Day.
THE WEATHER.
Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau
Young Building.
Honolulu, T. H., Sept, is, 1907.

Temperatures, a. M; s a. M; 10
a. m. and morning minimum:
"A; a; IS; IS; "A.
Barometer reading: absolute humid
ity (grains per cuUic FOOT; relative
humidity, and dew point: At a. M:
20 80; 1870; 70; 20.
Wind: Velocity ana direction at 6 a,
M; s a. M; 10 a. m; and noon:
AZ; E.; 10 s.; y Sc.
Rainfall during "a nOurs ending 8 a.
m none.
Total wind movement during "a hours
ended at noon 172 miles
VIM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
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occurred to the main shaft which as

occurred to the main shaft which dis
abled the liner for more than nine
hours.
While repairing, the vessel drifted
The Noordland carried 45O passengers
Ais of whom were steerage, and most
of them were kept in ignorance of the
accident to prevent panic, but some
alarm prevailed among those who be-
came aware of what had occurred. At
ter the machinery had been repaired
the Noordland ran into a dense fog,
which continued two days.
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ANpA CoNAbAAA1
Eva Plantation Co.
Waialua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
Kohala Sugar Co.
Waimea Sugar Mill Co.
Apokaa Sugar Co., Ltd.
Fulton Iron Works of st. Louis.
Blake Steam Pumps.
Westons Ceptrifugals.
Babcock G. Wilcox Boilers.
Green's Fuel Economizer.
Marsh Steam Pumps.
Matson Navigation Co.
Planters Line Shipping Co.
New England Mutual Life Insur
ance Company of Boston.
Aetna Insurance Co.
National Fire Insurance Co.
Citizens Insurance Co. (HartforC
Fire Insurance Coz
Protector Underwriters OF the Phoeni,
of Hartford
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LONDON BEETS: Sept. 16, shil-
lings, 1914 pence; last previous quo
tation Sept. IA, 9 shiIlings, 9 pence.
SUGAR.: Sept. 10, 3.95 cents per
pound or $1,000 per ton; last previous
quotation Sept. 8, 3.e2 cents per pound
or $79.40 per ton.
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sO00OOOOoOOO OO0O0OO00000 OOO0OOOOOO
Five Things The Democrats Of Hawaii Stand For
Inty Beacon prints the folIowlng:

y County prints the foowing
o necessary improvements give them
planting
o Of
cheap tranpor-
of
@ coast in Hawaii and thence to the Pacific
railroad Inter-isand Shipping
nj regulate freight
Fifth of the Legislature carry
= foregoing propositions
8 30 90 900 DO 0OS0 90 O 90 O o 90 OF
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James +. Morgan,
AUCTIONEBR AND
BROKER

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BIG LINER DRIFTS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 2.-The
captain Of the steamship Noordland
which arrived here today from Liver
pool, reported that when three days
out from the English port an accident