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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
EroIpcritGts-Snfcl nno glrbcitslu,--

Ncm Dort II. 9lugllit. -
Ter Yroicpritdt3 GongrcB 0es SSn-
tertotionolen ShuBpereinS ser San.
OClSrcicnOcn, mcl6er bic @obliabrt
oe3 Qon0c3 mieper beritellen ioa,
nabm bcite Ieincn slniang oabier.
Ser critic Io1 mar Der 0emiufonm-
ming Scr Qelcgutcn HeOcu iiber @c-
idGit5 2InacIrAcnbciten lmO elmer
Gbcotcr @cicllhnIt am 9lbeilo 9ep
luiOnlct; iiir nlorgrn itebtn Die sc.
Decentralization Der StaOt, atbleti.
id)c Sport3 ltno gum ShIliIic elm
Hnnfctt 81 Otonbntton Yeo6 ari Dem
Ero9ramnl gSic bereits mitgetbeili.
b0ttcn 0ic 9lrbeitsloien Der Sltieiie
}irtuItcn getroiicn, in elmer StGrfe
ron 10000 Wnnn Dor onS GerIamm.
IlngaIofal ser EroipcritGtS 9feiie.
onfcl 81 rilfct lno 81 iragcn, 100 Der
GbciI ser 2trbcitcr an scr EroiperitGt
iei. llngeidbr 15O 9lrbcitSloie per.
iummcltru lid on Der lunne- StrnBe,
INN 0ic IenunItration in gdng 5lt
ieBcn, ollcit Od iic fcinc GrlmlbniB
5ll eulcr E0raoc uou scr Stnbt.9e-
b0roc battcn. 10 lultrbc ibr Oiarlh
uon ser EolBci mtCrIugt. SefretGr
l(lcronOcr gam, pom 9ureuu ser Or.
bclt9Ioicn, crudnntc icOoh Elm 60
mite mclhcq 0cu GroipcritGt5 Son.
orcG bcild1tc lno Dem SefretGr bss.
lelbCn Nru Nlllidm S0o0e, eineJieibe
ron @'cihlilIicn lmterbreitete. Sie
NtidGliic gcIdnBtcn iu GongreB uibt
}ur Spradc mo erbicltcu feinerlei
Eclhhul. licrmit enOcte oic 9e-
mouirutiOn DER 2(rbeitsloieu.
Nlerln0er 9crtniun, Scr befonnte
}lnarhiit, mndte einen %erillh. lid,
an sic Spibc ser 9IrbcitSloicn an Der
GunncItraBe 5lt iteIlen unb oen BRO
'pcritGtSrittcrt alti Die 9lloe 5l
riidcu. @ei'm Griheinen Ser Eoli5ei
rrildtcn lid icooh Die Seute uno
Ncrfmon Ocnlrjirtc lie ais ~riifgrat-
loic ,ioiotcu." Gr nci9erte lid, ais
Niit1icO Oc9 uon ibm crnnnnten Go
mites 5u iuugircn. uclhe5 Dem Ero-
pcritGt9 Gon1reb 0eidliilie iiber-
brud,te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
ganfclcrf ,Surcl ucrbaftct.

@iltC9burrG Fu, 10. 2irG,
- ltorman 6ogcl, GIcrf Scr nGrllcn
9}dtipnlIbat" uon bier, lit oti bic
NeihuIoiImg $500 mtcriGI08cn
5u boD}L ucrboltct unO inter $4,000
9iirlihd't iilr ctt &erb3r onl 9fon'
tag icitlc0aItcn uorocn. 6O9cl 3abItc
bcrcit2 $1,000 5uriid, mo NON lob
ibnr bis bcIte 3eit Oo5 iIbrigc @cIO
3uriid y, critottcn; ga er e3 niht
fonutc, mr0t cr pcrbaitct. IielGnt.
ocdunl crioIgtc OaOurf, Oab cin Be
omtcr Gogcl Oobei iibcrraidtc, ais cr
IN 0cu Hjjhcrn 30blcu mlarooirtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
SntcrnutiOnGlc Niiderci.GommiiIiun

Minnipc g Wion., 10. }Iuauit,
- Eroi. CouiO Starr rSoroon Er6'
liocnt Der 2elono llniucriitit; =.
Y. Gr,rmah Gbci ser miiicnihait.
licbci }lbttciiung ocs 5iiderei 9lt.
rcaus in @uitington; $. Wf. Stolu,
Sctrctir Der intcrnationalcn Slide.
rel Gomnlilioa lm0 z. Z. 9aite0o,
canaOiher Superintendent in ser Com.
miiiiou iuO bier ciugeiroiicn. Gic
Gommiiiou bat bereita sic 1Fiiderci.
Gcrbdlmilc in sen @ren5gcm1ii5rr
5miidcu Canada ltno Den BE. Stau.
ten iutoirt uno miro nm oHgemein,
30. .'driitcn cntmcricn iuo oicie 0anu
Den GtiOGn HeJiernnDen unterbreiten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
Gcrlcscr Smith bGlt iidj fir Gbriitns,

&norOillc, Icnn., 10. 9ht9uit
- @rorNe GoI0mc1, peI6er 5polf
Oiclcn pon bier mobnt, meloete Ger
9cb0rOcn, Nob lid ser Nerp-9orfer
&erIcgcr George @eurp Snitb, Scr
iid iiir G6riIuS bGIt uno am Mitt.
nod Wiorgen bon eineu 3uge Der
oSoutbcrn Nobn" o6geiprungeu mar,
in icincnt Sauie 6ciunoeu babe. Gr
lieb cine 2(u5obl Eapiere 3uriif, Die
ieinc &Ocntit0t bclueiien. q. 5.
2lleranoer McMiIlnn bat cine grobe
@clobnutg nuf sic Gr9reifung
Snit6'S nu3AeicBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
&nm jcrItGrt scr Wuttcr Iuee.

Ncm Dort 10. Auauit.
Grou GiiIiorO Eurfcr pcrlor 1eltern
ourb ibr eiu &obr oltc5 @abp eiu
2lugc, mo oic 9lcr5tc beiiirHteu, baB
olb OaS nn0crc 2lu1e inii}irt meroen
mo 6rou Barter ibr ?Iugenlidt
ddnjl1 cinbilbGu m6Ge. Gis 6rau
ipicltc nit Sem &inoe am Stronoe
pon Goitport ais oieicS pI0tIib ieine
Singer neben oen 2llgnpfeI oeS reh.
ten Nugc5 ser Ohttter cinItennte
uno ou3 9Iuge beroISoriittc. 01S
2lu1c mlroe jcrlt0rt, mo e3 lit III be-
iilrhtcn, oaB cine Gnt5iinouug elm.
tritt sic aud olli 6aS linh 9ll9e
iiberDrciit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
llcbcr cine Wiiaiun ,surocrnnacn.

: ctroit Wid), f.. 9hrguit.
j. IS. 2lnItiIL Oiniicnpcrnaltcr iiIr
ole buntcrottr Mnfl1riirmu Cameron,
Glwric & So. pom bier, bat bcltc bic
decentralization nit $3,GIO,Sll
uno Sic @utbAbcn 3t idit GIci0cnl
Nctrn9c on1eiijbrt; inter 0cu @cBtc'
rem linO icooh uuoltcbcu0c ScI0cr
5lm 9ctrlBc non %Ll13,2SI cinae'
lhloiicn ocrcu Mcrtb ic1r problcml.
tiih ii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
SdJiiiSinnacn nudD DER Fneiiic Giiitc

9tcWport H. s. -. 9ula!lit
PM @uuO elmer 5cutc pGt pom Ma
rinc Ccportcmcnt bier eingclnlic.
ucH Crorc inn 27l SdiiisiumGcn
ans Der 1jcij1eu 5hiii0ilmaenidule
iilr 0cu 0icmt nui ocn Shiiicn Ser
Eociiil StdtiOu dr2gelpdblt WorOcn.
Sic zhiiiajIn2cr luerocn pom bier
per Shiif uAb 20 oft Sc iabrcn
mo youu iibcr 0cn Continent per
Nabn nad ilrem ncuenNtitinmun5a.
crt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21

GUO bis 1000 NuB mlr0Cl uCrlditOCnC
0'uuoucr gcNen unO nit cincm mdGi-
gcu 93iuoc au5Qciiibrt. Ger @aaou
pcrrictb orsgrjcihnete Stctigfcit II.
Imltctc an oCriclbcn Stc0c, BON mel
der cr oui1cItCNcn luor. Die aus
0%clChnctcn bcutincn GrQcbniiie ser
9tunOfubrt morcu nod Ocu q trigeu
(bcrcit@ mitlctbciltcm crfolarCichcu
&robcilii0c1 nit Ecitimnt6ctt crruor,
tct mor0Cu.
6crnpboto oGrupbtc @crIin-
&openb00cn.
Der fcrnpbotoQrophiicbc 0ctric6
.5nilhcn Berlin lmo &opcnbolcu lit
nluncbr cr0ifnct morOcn. IS mir0
Acboift. Oob 0ic 9tcucrlmg in oblcb.
borcr Belt mtd no6 onOcrcn Crtcn
Oll20cOcbnt miro. Ger 9lft Der Gr0if-
nnn1 rjci inter 6o1lcutcu lcbbuftc5
&ntrrciIc mdh.
Cpfcr. pcrQiitctCu G6tct
rlctihc2.
9tiNt mcni0er, ais NucibuuOcrt
FcrIoncn iino III 0cu Grtcn Gents
Norf unO @roBottcr2Icbcn GcQit.
rung2bc}irf NtuOAcburQ Ourh Ocu
@cnuB DcrOorbcncn F0fcliIciihc3 ucr.
aiItct por0cn. &iclc Ecrioncn ihmc
ben III 2cbcnSgcinbr, '
6ron5 &oicpb'a @noocnoft
&oiicr 6ronj >Solcpb Bat ole BE.
itimmng gctroifcn ooB Elm pcitcrcr
Nnncltic GrlnB unIGBlih ser 5cicr
lclnc3 GOjdbriOen 9icgicrln0S. Subj
Iolnu@ ont Q}ontog protIomirt meroc.
Ter @noocuott bctrifit bouptidhIh
'QIdc EcrloncrI mcIche lid Oc5 Ncr.
achcn2 Der Observation-Disclosures
Ihuloig 0cnlodt bobcn. Sod mcr.
ben Oic ndbercn Giniclnbcitc, Dor
ocnl gcnonntcu (crn1in lirbt 6cfumt
acAcbcn per0Ct.
Cic 9InorontnQ oc@ W}ouorbcn
mr0c nui tcIcgrop6iidcm Nc0c bon
&lhl bicrbcr ibcrmittclt @ie gro6
Die ;3obl Scr @IiictIihcn lit, Oic BON
Dem @nuOcnaft g}uben 5icbcn f0nnen,
miro niNt mitGctbciIt. bic icbi0c
HntncIttc crAGn5t 0Cn ihon III GnOc
Nopcmbcr lcBtcn %abrcS pcrGicnt.
lidtcn @na0enntt oc2 Goiicra iiir
StcIIlm00iliicbtiNc unO iGumige9Sebr.
pIllhtgc. Icnc 2lmncitie trot am :.
Qc5cmbcr in Groit.
a1nin ECtcr'$ SonOihrei-
sonar &uiicr 6ruu5 So
Cpb.
&on ionit nllt lntcrricbtetCr Scitc
ncrloltrt ouB &6niA Ectcr bon Ser.
bicn Ole gIblIdt babe cin S>ol0ldrci
ben m Ocu Noiicr 6ron5 lSOicpb 5lt
ri6ttn rSn 0icicn mill Der icrbiidc
@crrlhcr ollf 0u5 6Cicrlihltc ole &c.
lhll0l1ln1G 5lrlldlucllcn, ouB CT lno
lcin Gltcitcr Sobn, aronprin5 @eorM
oil Der mcbrcrpGbntcn NrobicrbVhcn
&cridm0rlmQ 0crGr 16ocn jiingIt
blobNGIcNt morOcu linO, tbciIaenom.
men bobcn. Ter a6ni9 Gotte bcrcit9
Dor ciniNCn 5o9cn, pc OdmolS nit
gct6eiIt IN eincm GclcNronlnt al ocn
icr6iidcl &ertrctcr IN SonOon CT.
tlGrt, 'OoB ollie bon ocm Gettinicr
aron5euNcn 9toitid iibcr lcinc, luic
Ora @claroOcr Noic@ @ctbciIiNung an
oCn llntricbcn Der iiioilnuiidcn rcoo.
lrtionGrcn CrGotiioiion gcnohtcn
2InaobCn cbcnio obirrO, mic ldhcrlid)
cien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
Icr critic iSruit.

bora, q. ., fl. 2IllgtIt
|. @1breno Scr pcrgangenen Nndjt trat
bier Itorfcr ,Srolt Gin. Sos @ctrcIOe
lit 10 meit eiltiuidclt, baB cS felnen
groBen S1aoen eriittcn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21
ISruu \. y. Stepbenion.

Truu s. y. 5tepbenion. cine
idlmddIihc t5rulL oeren ainb III Sui.
ton. W|O, in einen IS Sub tieien
9runnen geiollen luur, fletterte bin-
ob, nnbm Die aleioer oes &inbes 5ipi.
idlen Die ,3dbne, tletterte tpieoer aus
0en @rlrnner beraltS uno rettete oo.
0urb ibr aino bon oem Sooe oes
GrtrWtcnS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21

o&6Iiicbcu 3citlnQ" bcIoGt. -
Cir G0muro @oitbcn tommt na0
Berlin. - General pon Giucln
trttt uitbt 3lrijd. - Friu5 S1cin,
rid'& IcIcaromm al 3cppclin
r. &oiicr 6rou5 Soicpb'a mcit}rc
9lmucItie-GrJoB proIIanlirt.
.@crlin 10. 9hlguit. &n cj.
ncu oii5i0icn 9Irtitcl ltcIlt Die o@ol'
nibc 3citlmg" fcit oob ole Gom-
nrcutorc scr intcruotionoIcn FrclIc
ilbcr oic NcgcAnlnA Oc2 &oier3
9&ilbclm lmo oc3 &0niG3 Golunro
oui Shlob SricOricb3boi BET Grons
berg oui cincn iricOlicbcn 1t. irel,nos
lihcn Eon obQcitinmt icicn. Gd9
rbcinii4c 9lott crfI6rt OoB orh III
Oicier S1niidt sic 3uionlmcntllnrt
Der beiOcn WtonQrCbCn uortbcilbolt
qrmirft babe Ncionocr2 f6nOcn Ole
WCitrebllnqeu cnQlildcr @lGttcr, Dor
CinQenomncnc 9hIIioiIun1cn DER ci.
qcncn Hnn09lcltC 5u miOerlC0clL III
leutihlono inlmcr Elm miligc& G6o.
Gic Y@9lniiNc 3citltu0" lflicBt
ibrcn 9lrtifcl, Der ougcmcinc Ncdh
tltug iiuoct Oouit COB Is honcntIld)
Den GlcmCntcn. pcICbc grlnOl0BliM
sic Gintrotbt untCr 0Cn 9totIo7
ncu 5u ItGrcn Ildtcll, ncht grllnAcn
mcroc, micOcr Ole Obcrbono 5u be
tonunen.
" CT icl ouf 6ritiihcm y t.
id hoitcrpoitCn IN @erlin. (
92ic bcrCit9 acmCloet bi.octc cincn
ser micbtiNItCn Elmtte, OIc bel Ger
Gntrcpuc mtf S6IoB Gricbrib2bol
beipr0d]cn mllr0clL Der 2Sc6lcl orlI
0cm cnQliihcn &otihoitcrpoiten III
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oor nidt horon hrufc ,rincn Eoitcu
nirNcr},Icdcn 7rmit mcrOcn olh
Nir Nrho,Ibtunocr hiuiG0i1 hoh Ojc.
neral u ginrm in 1lnnuoNr orioUcu
iri mril or orocblif Ncr ylcitrrb,m.
,.o ors 0}rricn 3rnncIm niht ion.
| GcrIih mnrltotbiib ocorniibpr itr6r
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n :, ,,4ornn6,no
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rrhmru r,,nu,chr mi hrritrItr
Ur,roIonc oribout 0,or (nororit,.
rohnr Nra Wours rcucr Yuttidiii,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21

9tpcIGoorm IA. 9(u1uit.-Mon
pcrfiinbct bier, Oob elm Invertebrates
Grci9ni6 in Ser GoQdn0iidCn &6niQ$.
Io1lilic bcooritcbt. G0niQin gRilbcI.
mine bGlt iih in Nrm f0niNlihen
SdlpiiC set 600, nobc bier, oui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21

cntacgnctc, prnn Oo5 &utcrCiic ser
Stride in 9Intcrifd IN 6roQc fommc,
10 mer0e nientol3 ctpoa obgcibIogcn
mer0en. 3uu SdIub dtbcrtc %opit
Eiu3 Ge Soffnllltg 0cn Snr6inol
rc6t balb pie6er 5ll 'cben
5nterciiontc& Grct0niB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-08-21

2IlG ncirc ~ mcrflon'fcIt crrcgte
Die bclr &c 9iltnoinbrf Dc9 uelen Icnf.
Barren Edri nal @ollon@, meIhcr pen
[earl nod) gcrlin mo &orortcn ltuO
}uriid lntcrnonmcn wWOe Eic
6obrt ucrlici 0uBerit ariolareid uO
bate cine Guucr bon mebr, ais
5mcieinbolb Stllnoen. Su 30gen BON
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28
MRS WEBB DUKE
FACING PRISON

CHICAGO, August 11,-Three years
ago Mrs. Brodie L. Webb Duke, then
the wife of the tobacco king was the
mistress of a fortune of $25,OOO,OOO'
Today she was the defendant in
suit wherein the Great Northern Hotel
Company charges her with issuing
a worthless check for $50, Since her
divorce she has had considerable liti-
CATION and much trouble She narrow
ly escaped death when the Grand Pa
cific Hotel burned, anu she claims TO
have lost valuable papers by another
hotel fire.
She explains the worthless check IN
.cident by the statement that she had
check books on many banks and had
forgotten there were no funds in the
Texas bank upon which she drew. She
afterward offered to make good the
amount, but the case was pushed, and
she charges that here was some ma
lignant influence back of the prosecu-
ton. The jury was instructed to bring
in a sealed verdict tomorrow morn
ing.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28
TABLES TURNED
!. IN DIVORCE CASES

II husbands want divorces from
wives and something crops up which
spells the plans, there is just as easy
a way of reaching the same result,
the wives will sue the husbands. This
certainly seemed to be the case this
morning in the Cifcuit Court, at least
in the Fairweather and Mcclure di-
vorce suits.
In both cases the husbands entered
suits for divorce and in both cases
the suits were discontinued after drag
ging along for while. This morning
two new suits were filed. Mrs. Cor
rine A. Fairweather alleges that her
husband has not supported her, which
should be easy to prove from the
fact that Fairweather has already tes-
titled that he could not do so from his
income as a dentist. Mrs. MCGUIRE
also has her complaint, but different
one. She alleges cruelty and that her
husband swore at her, which has led
her to ask for freedom.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28
NOTICE.

A meeting of the Republican Pre-
cinct Club of the Bird Precinct 4th
District will be held FRIDAY evening,
AUGUST 2S at 1880 o'clock ON the pre-
misses of ]. H. SOper, corner Lunalilo
and Keeaumoku streets, for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for del
egates to the Territorial, District and
County Conventions, to be voted for
at a primary election to be held on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1908.
between the hours Of 2 and O'Clock
p. m. at the MAKIKI BASEBALL
GROUNDS.
BY order Of the President:
]. A. THOMPSON,
Secretary 3rd Precinct 4th District
Republican CluT
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28
n ew Advertisements

OFFICE CONSTRUCTING QUART
ermaster, Honolulu, H. T.. Aug. rs.
1908. Sealed proposals, in triplicate for
providing hot water for plumbing fix
lures in lavatories at Fort Shafter, II.
T., will be received here until II a. m.
Sept. Is, 1908, and then opened. Blank
proposals and information furnished
on application. Envelopes containing
proposals should be endorsed 'Propo-
sal for hot water heater,N and address
ed to the undersigned. p II. HUM
PHREY, Capt. e Quartermaster, u. S.
Army, Constructing Quartermaster.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28
AT HALEIWA.

Society has gathered at this popular
resort during the past two months and
standing room only" has been the
rule. There is so much comfort about
the place that local people gather there
in preference to going to any of the
beach resorts. The meals at Haleiwa
are all that the most exacting gour-
met would demand and the service is
unexcelled. There are some rooms va
cant which may be had on application
TO st. Clair Bidgood, manager.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-08-28

- HOi "IIlIuue WHICH WOulu iedu OH6
to believe that she was simple, and
yet, again, there was something which
plainly indicated that neither side told
the whole story.
Straus tod graphic and dramatic
tale of meeting the girl to get her
testimony in the Watson VS.. Watson
divorce case and having previously
taken a gun away from a lawyer who
was going to shoot another lawyer,
thus having the weapon in his posses
sion He told of giving the gun to
the girl to hold on a trolley ride to
Waikiki, thinking it safer in her lap
than in his hip pocket.
His defense was that he had met her
by appointment at the Y. NJ C. A. cor
ner, taken her to hear the Star Span
gled Banner at the Emma square band
concert thence to the tram-car station
at the end of the Kapiolani park line;
thence to town and past the Grill and
left her outside while he interviewed
the Advertiser staff; thence to the
Mint saloon where she waited outside
and beyond while he got beer and
/ listened to some fellows discussing
what the map of Europe would nave
been had Napoleon won the Battle OF
/ Waterloo: thence to her mothers nome
where he wanted to take her testimony
against her sister in the Watson Dr.
vorce. Then he told that Akoki, pc
lice officer. had entered sworn hnTrl-
bly,, elected him and had taken his
gun from his pocket and placed him
under arrest, without due cause.
The girl declared simply that Stratus
/ had scared her out of her wits; that
she had been afraid to move on occa~
sions even when she had the gun III
her lap on the trolley cars, or when
he called at the Advertiser office, or
when he went into the Mint to get
beer and get acquainted with the IN
side of Napoleon's career She was
if her testimony is correct, the same az
! hypnotized, Svengalied!
Chillingworth intimated that it was
a hard case to defend, for the reason
that Straus was known to be wooer
of the booze, but it was up to the
court to consider the case as 1t wouiu
consider any similar case with an uh-
known defendant.
The girl, as before stated, is one
who would ordinarily be believed on
! first blush. She is attractive, but at
! Effectiveness is sometimes deceptive
On the other hand Straus, unfortun-
ately, has been in previous scrapes'
tho this will not, in fair mindedness'
be used against him on this occasion
The probable point upon which all
doubt in the case hinges is the absurd
proposition Of his own story of fear
ing the gun going off in his hip poe
ket and placing it for security in
the girls lap.
Brown intimated that straus was
drunk.
There was no evidence to the con-
trary
Two things are plain. The girl is
positive in her assertions that he
threatened to shoot her if she did moi
make some promise in the nature oI
marriage, and Straus and she, both
have not told all there is to the case
The grand jury should certainly
take a crack at this" said Andrade.
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the sad tale and was much moved by it
The boy called out three times in
agony to his father, he learned, but
stood resolutely by the mainmast,
though his father lay cold in death.
So much moved was the captain that
he had coffin made in the boys honor
out of the floating fragments of the
l'Orient and sent it to his friend ana
patron, Lord Nelson, with the story Of
the boys bravery, and expressing deep
regret for the young hero's untimeiy
end
Nelson had the coffin placed in the
cabin in remembrance of the boy, and
Captain Haliowell himself told the tale
to the then widely known poet Felicia
Hemans. Her sympathies were i'm
mediately excited and she immortalized
the boy in her sentimental but immortal
verses, and she named him wisely,
" Casabianca, White Soul. '-Newbury
port News