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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17
Die Seutf6e Sausfrau.

@dte beutide Wsibna6ts. Stimmung
bii9t Die 9Seibna6tS Jiummer Der
nOeutlhen Sausirau". Die III ltattlibem
@emanoe uno 40 Selteu llmIonse, nuns
mebr uorlie9t. Den uiClleltisen Snbalt
aufiuSdblen, gebridt es olelesmal all
Gaum. IS beginnt jeoO6 IN oieler
9iummer cine arIltel Serle. ole jeoen
Oeullheu III Amerlta mterelinen wlro.
Der Antbell Der uelldleoenrn Hanens
elemente uno sumal oes oeutIden Sotes
al Dem Auibau Der ameTitanIheR de.
publlt 1T pom ben 9elbthIslhlclbern
falt 96njlih unbsa6let gtblrUsn, lDat
reno Ole @elblhtsIorlber ui europa ole
6eltltellun9 Der etbnil6eu 0rrtuull zines
SOltee als Die bOblte AuIgabe Oer CSe.
ldldtsIOrIhuu9 belra6tcn, Diit mels
der 5rGuoe erbIldt Der eurOpal1e 6ors
lher Die fleinlte Spur etner blSBer unbes
tannten falienmilhung. llnO wie bon
nuugslOs lteht DER GtBn0yrGp1 Denle
nOb uOr Dem JtallenprOblem CSC UIIu
iben Soltes Ole amerltlullurn A)l
Itoriter upn beute MAIDEN oenlcloen seq
Ter, ben tbre Sa6genonen TrilBeleI ,SllIen
be9in9en, in0em lle Ole pOllllldcn Oaupl
uno StaatsattiOnen 0es Sotes utoneu
uno bic ei9entilfe SueIle Der SOIiehaIt
pernabl6lligen. Die @elbI0Ic rer ulHe'
rifanilben 1iatiOn tanu ellt oann &c.
idrieben weroeu, menu mir wlllsn, was
ole 9aualiere in YlrDinien. bic Puritauer
in 9ieuenslano, ole 0OllGnoer in 9ieu'
nieberlano, Die 6ranSolen IN Souil lana.
Die S6mcoen in 0ieulhweOen uno Die
Deutlden in BennDluanien, 9lep Yolt
uno Dem aau3en Sanoe Sur tulturellen
@ntwidelung Oss ameritanii6en Bottles
bei9etraseu baben. IS 1T Dies Die wiAs
tisfte Srase fur unS oils slmsritaner !:
,SBas 1T elm Gmerifaner p Ut 1T peoer
neu.enslii6 nod idOttll9 oosr idottiid.
irlanbiid. @r 1T au6 nldt bOllauollh.
bsutlh, iran,Olil6, italtsnilb, lpanilt
ober pOrtugeiii6. Der Gmeritaner 1T
Elm Otiihmsni6, in bsiien aOeru oas
Slut uerI6isosner 86lfsr flieBt.
Sin ieocs Yolt miro itOl3 iein auf ben
antbsil, ben es an Der @ntmidelung Die
lsS Wtil6menldeu ssnommen bat. 9iur
meni9e unier uns wilIen aber eisentltt.
nas oeutihes Blut, osutiher @cit uno
beutI6er Suliur @inilu6 in slmerifa 9es
leilt,t bat. Die @eididte Der Oeut.
iden in Nmerifa" pom Proi. Searneo.
melhe In oieier drummer Der Oeuti6eu
Sausfrau" be9innt, wtro ii5sr ben Ge.
aenltano uiele intercliante @inielbeiteu
6rinsen Die ben Wteliten bisber unbe'
farnt waren. Ger eriie uon pier artis
feln bebanoelt Die eriteu beutitlen Sin'
wanoerunss 8eriuhe in amerlta.
Die hummer brin9t oes meiteren piele
8eibua6ts @rsahlunaen; Ssoi4te, Wfnf
/ itithds fir Ole ,5sitias., ltimmuiiSsDoGt
Slultrationsu uno mie iittid sine Sslue
Don Uelhdsen aus allen @ebieisn Der
Deibiben Gbdtisfsit. Die rOentihe
Sausirau" fam in Der Gbat nunmebr
als muiter9iltises Sanlilpnblutt fir bas
Dcutlbtbum in amerifa bejeitnet pers
ben. YrObenummern ieuoet Der Ysrlas
(1IiilwaHtse. NSisc bereitwillisit auf
Sellan9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17
0ermif6tes 8 Snlanb.

- Die amerifaniide S6lahtIfiff'
Slotte iOll pon ibrer 9ieiie nm bic Brlt
am %. Sebruar 1909 in SamptOn
RoaoS eintreifen.
= giad bsm Sabresberidt oes eriten
Silfss@ General. Yoitmsiiters befinoen iiA
ausenblidlid in ben 8ereinisten Staa'
ten 1,15S Poitdmter.
= 9ia6 ben lesteu 0tabrihten aus
Pittsburs. 3D., iiuO bel Der Stataitropbe
in ben 3edsn bel Wturianna, Pa., 151
@rubsnarbeiter setOOtet woroeu.
= aus @aibinstOn wirb semels
bet, baB pom 1. Sauuar an Die Ga'
ten fir transcontiuentale 5rabt, bic
Oitli9 befOrOsrt wirb, erbObt wercen
iOllen.
= @barles ". @ditrOmsr, Der idwes
biide giceconiul in ct. 3ouis, No.,
besin9 in Ieiner in DO. 1914 @ooos
fellop sIus. sslessnen sSObnunS Sslbft'
mOro, iuOem er Yluuidurs ueri4lufte.
= 8essn uOrieelider SeleioiSuu9
bat Der SunOesabseoronete 0tidmono
y. Sooion pOn alabama ben @on9reBs
abseoroneten Sobn VI. Selleber uon
Maiia6uisttS uuf $4,000 S9aOen'
erIat uertlast.
- Die ameritaniiden Gruppeu per.
ben ui6t, tpie anfuuss beabiidtist wOrosn
mar. um 2S. Sunuar, ionoern srii ipa'
ter unb aud oauu nidt uui einmul,
louoern ullmdblid aus cuba juriifsss
SOSen perben.
= SObn .. &odefctler bat in sinem
Sotel in yiem 9runswid. g. g., einem
8eauer 5 Gents TrinfgelO sssebsn uno
Den Ratb ba,u, Die Summe in bic
ISparbanf Su briuSeu. guf iOl6e 8eiie
iei er Sil etwas setommen.
- Bei Der IN Fl Sfaofen pom Utal1os
6uietts absehultsnen SSabl oariiber, Oh
9eiltige @strdnfs usrfauft werben oiir'
fen, itimmtsn adt Sidoteu fir unb 13
sessn 9i;ens. Das Wablreiultat bat
bic allsemeine Gage I'M Staat unper'
anoert sslaiien.
-Ssrr 9ouis Tbumm, in osutiben
streiien melt iiber bic @ren;eu Pennipls
uaniens binaus bsfannt, lit in Pitt8-
burg. Ya.. na6 lduserem Sranfenluser
I'M bobsn Nlter uOn "a Sabren aus bem
9ebeu sei4ieoen. Der SOritorbene mar
Suprsms'Sstretdr bss Deutiheu un'
teritiisunasbunOes felt Osiisn @riiuOuns
1892 uno sebOrte auBeroem mebreren
anosrsn oeuti6sn 8ereineu uls Wtit'
9lieo oil.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17
Srtaubtwndt III orr aaphOlonit.

Elm 6atmbstrisb aHs isins GaipidIHHs
Wustubr BET GtsaabsHfsosrn.
Die StrauBenau9t In Der 3apIolo'
ME bssann i'm Sabre 1867 bumtt, bob
man iunss @traubs in Der @efungen,
fbaft fir 3tpeds Der Stbersspinnuns
tii9tste.
Jm Sabre 1875 beirug bic 3abI Der
uaf carmen ssbaltenen StrauBe etipa
q. 900, gsssnpartis betrdst iis &c.,
900; Der GinseIiptrtb isOes Stiides
tmnn nit 30 bis 1000 Mart peron>
f9lagt perben. Der Wertb Der i'm
SabresburGf6nitt Don einem StrouB
sraislten 5ebsrn fhpantt ie na4 bem
Dertb Der Sbiere apifden 30 unb 450
Mart. gm pertbpolIten iinb bic
S9pineen unb @teuerfebern bes ouss
geipa1isnen mGnnliden StrouBes.
Die @rt Der Sebern pei9t in ben pers
ihiebenen 9iitritten Der &aptolonis
lpeientli9 bonsinanber ab. Ser Suotss
boornbiItritt Iiefert cine 6eber bon uns
sepObnli6er Gdnse (iiber 29a eng'
lif9e Som, bic ieOoh bic Si4tigteit
.unb Rei9baltigtett bes 9alms, bic BET
ben fIsinen Jebern aus Dem WtibbIe>
burger unb 8ebforber Stftritt berpors
treten. permiifen IdBt. Die Sebern
Der ipilben Strnube finb fettis unb
f9mubis unb baben einen lansen 4iel.
Die 9eItreBungen Der iibafritaniI9en
3ii9ter esben barauf binaus, bur4
Stuedentfpre9enbe 3u9tpabl bic grDbe
oes &ieles su perminbern, unb bic
TiilIe bes SaImes gu persrDbern.
3uht unb @erpertbung Der Straube
TT bur9 @sfebe Der &apresisruus ee'
nou gereselt. Die glusfubr bon
Straubenfebern. bic i'm Sabre 1882
sinen Wertb BON 100000 Mnrt err
reihte. ipor bis gum Sabre 1905 spar
on Wense eeittesen = bon runo 200.<
900 auf 100000 pfunb = aber i'm
Wertbe Inn ettpa 10000 Mort
geIunten. Dieie Wertbminberung TIT
barauf 5uriidaufiibren, bob i.bt eine
grobe Menge gerinetpertbiser Sebern
auf ben Marft tpmnt. Don lebtern
seben grobe poiten mad SeutI9Ianb.
mo iie CUR Seritelluns bon 8oos unb
in Der SpieIpaarenfabritation 0ers
ipenbuns finben. Sim Sabre 1906 iinb
$4,000 pfunb StrauBenfsbern auss
sefiibrt porben, bic einen Wertb bon
28,00o,o00 Mart barfeIIten.
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&nSfdnS.

- aus GOiiO, Sapun, piro ssmslSet,
oaB bort @sneral OfO3uwa, sritsr Gb,
iutaut oss Saiisrs, ssitOrbsu lit.
= gus Wtunila, 3. g., pirb bas
Gblebsn 3erab @. Gorrep'S, bes Sc
neralinipetteurs bes Departments pon
giiapus in Sluilo, SemslOst.
- auf ben @burlOtten.Sn iinb
Die @inpobner bss Stdbt9sus Sfibs.
gate am 0ia4mitta9 bes 80. 9iouembsr
oura einen @roitoB in slnsit uuo
Sbrsdsn usrisst woroen. @rOBer
Sbaosn LIT nidt unseridtet worbsH.
= Die frausOiiide Deputirtenfam'
msr inboifrte bic non Der Otesieruns
usrfiiste @utluiiuns bes Sics' aOmirats
@erminet, Der Offentli6 erfldrt baben
iou. oaB Die Sdifie Der franS0iii6en
Slotte niht 9eni9eno ausseriiitet iinb.
= Der Snbabsr Der betannten, bel
Spanoau 9eIesenen @swebrfabrif Sc
bsimsr Sommersienratb yOwe 1T uOn Der
@barlotteubur9er te6niiden So6l6ule
our9 Serleibuns bes Gitels eines
@brsnOOftOrs Der 3e6nif uusseisidnst
nor6en.
- Sin Gomite pou 9ei6dftsleuten
bot bic @riinouns eine8 oeuti1.cunabis
lden @irtbi6uitlihen Yereins beidlois
fen, Der ii6 bic YflsSs Der lanse 3eit
bur6 sinsH 3oatries 9eitOrten Sanoelss
be;iebunsen Swiiden beiOen SdnOern an'
selesen isin lahsu mill.
= 1riuS eco Huoiiwill, Der nit ieis
mem antomobil elm 15jdbri9es Wtdohsn
Su Eooe ser6oert bate, wuroe in Sau
GemO Su eiuem Wtouat @sfGusnib, 500
Srancs @slbitrafe uuo 3ur 3ablnn9
eines SdaSeueriuses BON 5000 Srauca
an Die Samilie Der 8erun9liidten perur.
tbeilt.
- 8ie eaus Wtiiuden semeIOst wirb,
liit YrOieiior Soiepb S6niser, wel6el
weseu ieinsr SOutrOusrie nit Dem Yutt
fan Dor geruumer 3sit baufis senunu
muroe unb unlGusft BON Der tbeolO9i
iben Safultdt Der llniueriitdt Sur pbilo
iOpbiiaen iibertrut, uuf unbsitimmt
| 3eit beurlaubt woroeu.
= Sine Spe,ialOepside mslOet il
Berlin, Oas SOptOtt' @Omits orobe, Del
iseissn Sopfott pon Ditsrrsidiihel
l8uursu aud uuf Osuti6e S8aursn aus
3uoebuen. ialls Die Oiterreihii6en @r
porte uuter einer anOeren 6lasss Dol
Bremen OOsr Sumburs mad Der Eirft
trauspOrtirt wsroen. iollten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17
Gifemb abn Seittabelle.
S.latpar.. sadapanna HnO gsHsrn satl

0ttutobttf SuuubuhHu uuo aptHttu OuVHs
.saaiSn Rraft ben "a. Suni 1906.
GiDij9 -BTlaet Scranton fir Nsp gCri
um 205, 3.20, sos. 800, 1920, Born. /;
1910, 3.25 une $40 ga9mittass. Sar
slsp yprf unb philadelphia, I'm 500 gprnt.;
f2.40 uub 1886 Ra6mitiass. Dir
Scbybannd, 6.iO Nahmittags.
g0rolidj sir Buffalo um rs, 6.25 u. 900
Rpr.; 1.55. GAO unb II 10 RaGmiitaas. 5iir
8insbamton, Glmira unb 3pil9snifatpneu, um
1910 Wcr. unt t.05 Rahm. Sir Sspsac.
SYrasuit une Utica. um 1 is unb 6.25 Wsr. ,
f.55 Ndhmtttaes Ssntgo, Spraculs unb
Utica ,3ug I'm 6.25 Wor. l6uit t6gIid, ausas.
upmmtn Spnutdss. f5iir Mlpntrole um 900
Mpr.; los unb GAO NaGm. Ni&pIIcu Ne.
epmobattou nm 400 WaGmiitoae. giua.
bdmptcu Neecmptation um 6.t5 Nadmttaas
Bloomsbury 9ibifion-gaIGhi Sndnier
fiir Nortbumbtrlanb um 6.35. 10 90 Rpr.
f.55 unS GAO Ra&m. 8iir plymouth um 9.05
sfa&mtttaas.
Spnntaass3iee.
saOlid-dir Ntw gJprf um 205, 800
6.05 nup 1920 @Urssns; 3.35 unb 3.4C
gla6m.
NSroli& = aHr Buffalo i'm LIS, uui
6.25 W0r. i.55. 6.40 unt tf.t0 RaGm
Sir SiusbamtCu uuo 3wii&sniatiputu, 9.0(
uub 1910 germittdas
Nloomsburg Sibiiion- 8rrl6ht @rdnior
nm t0.20 Dlcr unb Gao Ra6miitags.
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Binder SbrGnfe
Builder &e9ale
@leiiin9 8ettseitele
@ieiiin9 8oulen
Meiiin9 8aaren
Meiiin9 8aien
&arten Slide
Subteppi6 &ebrer
&eaer9en
GbiffonierS
&inoer S6aufelltlble
gbina Sdranfe
&od 86ume
&ubeieilel
OapenportS
SpeiieSillllner StilbIe
0raperien
0reiiers
glnfleibe Slide
&uSoebnbare Slide
SancD Guibions
Bersoloete Stilble
8oriaal @uuoubren
8oriaal Sise
95oriaal @eitelle
8orlaal 8dume
Sobe Stilble
Snoianer StlbIe
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eadapauna & @gOmins 0aIleb.
(eSureI 9inie.)
3wil&tn srantOn uno Bilfts. Barre

9wU6tn SCRANTON une 9Silftes Bdrrt.
3has psrlaiftn Sudntou tim 90, 300, 90
400, 500 uue 600 Wurasns. lin 40 MOr-
asus au Wc6sniaeen uub alt uaGfclatnbt
span,te Winuttn, une um 700 WCratns an
Spnntaasu unb Que ndtfolasnes ,ran,te M'
nuttu bic une influfpt f2 90 Nahts, In Wh.
lts-g,arre 4f Wlinuisn ipGisr aufcmmsnh.
Grpueiass, uur IN gtttsten anba!fsne. Ssr'
IajItu Serdutpu ale Siunbs tdaIit, ausas-
ucrtmsu Ssuutdas uub 8titriastn. BON 7.f9
mora,us bic 7.t9 Attnbs, unb trsftu In @tl-
Y,S. 8arrs 30 Minuteu fpdtfr sin
Ositrtr Dtsnif irifH.a SCRANTON, Ras aua
Ddri. euua Tarl, pttusbura une Dunmort.
6i,bs Ea6rpIan fur aspddbsf5rbnubt 9fss.
grat Ia Rraft am 8. Suit 1907.
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Stoebr, Sitter ullO Senllings,
eissnmn Der zbs 3. soH Snsls 60,
121 @aibington NOenue.
asarum iins ale @etfter ipeih9 2

Dd es in biitorif9sn 3eiten feline
@eiiter eeseben bat, rniifsn mir dnnebs
men. baB es ii9 in allen Sdllen. mo-
@eifter tbatfGdlid geieben tporben finb,
Inn Sallu5inatipnen bes 8eoba4ter,
bur9 ssieber ober eine anbere StOrung
Der 9eiunbbeitsperurIadt, banbelte. ND
dIfo bic @innesorgdne, in bieIem Sal.
bic 9lugen, @inbriide peraei4netel, be-
men diberli9 ni6ts entfpra9. Die
9lerSte in psrf6ieoenen &runtenbGus
fern baben itd folbe 9eiitererfdeinuns
gen eenau beidreiben ldfien, unb es 1T
ibnsn nit iebr feltenen Gusnabmen
angegeben porben. bic @eiiter ieien
Init tpeiBen Sii6ern betleibet.% gtun
permas bas 9luse Speierlei pabr5unehs
men, nGmli9 2i9t unb Sarbe. Sier.
mo feline beItimmte 6arbe ipabrsenoms
men purbe, pirb bic SalIusinutior. BEL
Der nur bic li6tempfinbliden Or9ane
bes gluses arbeiteten, fir tpeib ertlGrt.
Srobbem gibt es aud farbige 9eis
ffererf6einuneen. Nian fam nGmlih
benz &orper Stoffe 5ufiihren, our4 bic
bas SarbensWnbrn gsperm0gen
bes 2luges bseintrdhtist ipirb. Gad
iibsrmGbisem genuB bon Sqf9if4
(inbiI9em SanD bat man biolette 8is
fionen, mad 2tlfobol bldue, mad sltros
pin unb Stoppldmin rUtbe, mad Gbis
min unb Iebr piel Sabdt ebenfalls rotbe,
fpGbrsnb pitrinIGure unb SaIbsilfGure
beus.Ibe Gmpfinbunsen perurid4en.
4u6 beim Ginatbmen BON 4pblenorpb
unb nad SdlanseHbtHen foll man
beGls.Ibe Observation-Disclosures bdben.
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0ie beuri9en so a I b $
brGnbe in ben Der. Stddten boben
sinsn srOBeren S4aben anseri9tet als
felt lansen Sabren, unb fir ben Gelbs
bstras. tpslder baburd DerlOr.n sesaus
gen if. ipiirbe man Elm S9lddtf9iff
eriter Rlafe baben bduen iDnner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-17

Ger Sdtbpp aurus, elm
9bier Der SurnSeit unb zines beT
fiirdtsrli9iten 9eld6pfe, bic ie bic
Grbe sebar, mar bis gu 3S Sub lang.
balb Slid, baIb GiOe9fe. nit unses
bsurtn ausen unb einem Maul Don
5unbertsn bon lansen fpiBen 3Gbnen.
Sunbsrte bon leberrefen oieIer nns
eebeusr finbet man i'm Surasebirse.
In Gronien unb S9paben; in unbes
greifIi9en Msnsen miiHen fie in
gruuer @orssit bic 2Gnbe unii4er ses
ma4t bobeu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22
ITALIAN PRESS HONORs
HAWAIIAN BARITONE

The "Stella Di Mondovi," the "Star
of Mondovi,' - in its theatrical chronicle
of April II, has the following comment
about Lot Kaulukou, known on the
stage as Signor Carlos Sebastian:
cit is with the greatest pleasure
that we are able to present to our
readers a picture of the modest and
sympathetic baritone, Carlos Sebastian,
whose debut in the leading role of DON
izetti's magnificent comic opera "Don
Pasqualle" took place at the Piazza
Theater on the 9TH of the present
month
"The numerous and intelligent public
who filed the house to overlooking on
the 9TH and 9th inst. were not long in
recognizing the talents of the young
artist, as well as the richness and vol
ume of his superb voice. He captured
the audience from the start. All those
present manifested their appreciation by
their frequent and long applause! he
was recalled time and time again, and
finally given a tremendous ovation at
the end of the play
1.-The superb rendition of his part
and the success he scored by it are the
forerunners of most brilliant future.
"The people of Mondovi, and especi-
ally the Star, wish him the attainment
of his ambition
His people in his far-away home
will, no doubt, hear with qualification
and pleasure of the encouragement and
appreciation he received from the peo-
pie of Montregal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22

judiciary committee for the remainder
of this session.
If the speaker succeeds in getting a
majority of the Republican conference
to voice such a preference it will be a
blow to the President. He can not
gracefully set himself UP against the
majority view of his party in the
House Furthermore such well dis
ciplined men, as the House Republi-
cans are, can not with good grace fight
against the majority view as formally
EXPRESSED. So, while the President has
a chance of winning out On those two
propositions, the chances are against
him. If either or both those legisla-
tive propositions are considered at this
session, adjournment will be long de-
ferred and it would be scramble to
get out of Washington in time for the
National convention at Chicago.
Then there is the Senate to reckon
with. It does not want further wran-
gle with the President and its leaders
know that no bill to curb injunctions
could get through there without a long
and rancorous debate. AS much would
be true of the Sherman amendments,
that propose to centralize power
tremendously in the Bureau of Cor
porations, whose chief would be allow
ed to determine whether combinati ton
for trade purposes was reasonable, anu
in the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, which would be given greater
power than ever over the railroads.
There is a strong conviction that the
President will be content if the meas
!,
are enacted at this session. He has
included a number of things in his leg
islative program, which Congress
all along has intended to enact and
which it has been busy preparing to
enact. The leaders in Senate and
House know that the President is al
ways speedy in accepting comprom-
Uses. The country does not understand
the fine points of such maneuvers but
the Congressional leaders do and they
know that time and again the Presi-
dent has accepted with alacrity what
he could get and made the most of it,
although it was much less than he had
asked for.
Congress is especially anxious for the
Presidents well done" when the ad-
journment comes. The big men of the
Senate and House are convinced that
the 'well DONE" so essential for cam
paign purposes and for the reelection
of Republican Senators and members
will be forthcoming if they eschew
Sherman law amendments and anti
injunction bills and pass the other laws
he has asked for. Then the things he
would be getting would be compare
lively of minor Importance, but would
help make up a record for presentation
to the National Convention and to the
country. Possibly some half way work
could be done on the two most impor-
tant matters by the House, but in the
meantime the appropriation bills will
have been passed and after that it is
to keep Congress in session.
At any rate it would relieve the Senate
of immediate embarrassment.
ERNEST G. WALKER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22
CAPT. HARRIS
TAKES HAWAII

The transpacific racing yacht Hawaii
will be turned over to Captain S. J
Harris today to put in shape for her
racing engagement. He will take her
what alterations in her ballast, ETC.,
that he may see fit.
Harris will have full say with re-
gard to the crew. 1t is understood that
the application of James w. w. W.
Brewster for the position of first mate
is receiving favorable consideration.
There is a chance, however, that a
slight indispOsition on the part of Mr..
Brewster may interfere with his ac-
ceptance of the first mateship should
the same be rendered him.
Yesterday the Hawaii was equip
ped with a square yard and a square
sail will be tried out as soon as pos
sible.
1t is understood that no member of
the local press will be sent to San
Pedro with the boat, as it is the wish
of the committee that the person who
does the press work should be able
to do a little booming for the Territory
on the side. Alexander Hume Ford
may be the man.
Incidentally the yacht needs $4,000 to
complete her, though where this sum is
coming from is a question. A ways
and means committee has been appoint
ed TO undertake the task of raising the
wind.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22
MAC|NTYRE GOES
To PHILIPPINES

Donald MacIntyre of Moanaiua has
gone to the Philippines to propagate
and bring back seedlings of some of
the splendid varieties of the mango
which grow so famousiy there.
His plan was carefully worked out
and has the approval of the entomolo-
gists of the Board of Agriculture and
Forestry, and of the Board itself. He
has taken with him boxes of SOIL from
here, carefully fumigated so as to free
it from insect life. This soil is in
containers thoroughly Gagged so as to
prevent the entrance to it of insect
pests in the Philippines. In this soil
under these cages he will plant mango
seeds after his arrival in the Philip
pines, and when they have started well
he will bring them to Honolulu. The
vitality of the mango seed is of such
short duration that seeds brought from
the Philippines here will never germi-
nate. Hence the necessity of bringing
the Seeding in order to introduce the
new variety. The danger of this is
however in bringing soil from there
liable to be infested with insect pests.
Hence the expedient of taking soil
from here Jacob Kotinsky, entomoio-
gist of the Board of Agriculture and
Forestry, reporting on the subject yes
terday to the Board of Agriculture and
Forestry, said:
TT was suggested that the inspec-
ton of these plants and soil upon ar
rival be made more efficient, without
endangering the entire Importation, If
selection by the inspector, be sacri-
feed for the purpose. Mr.. MacILtyre
agreed to the arrangement. On the
18th of the month 1 visited Moanalua
and inspected the six cages and soil
Mr.. MacIntyre was to take with him.
few millipides Julius sp.) ware the
only living arthropods found in the
soil A few instructions were given
Mr. MacIntyre on making the cages
absolutely secure against the entrance
of possible pests and when the gardens
were again visited three days later it
was found those instructions were
carried out"
The expense of introducing these
new varieties of pangoe5 is being
borne by Mr.. S. NJ. Damon.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-05-22

LADYb|RDS HERE

Scale eating "Ladybirds and
"Black" scale were the subject of
very interesting report made by Jacob
Kotinsky, the Assistant Entomologist
of the Board of Agriculture and For
estry, at the meeting yesterday after
noon. Regarding them he said:
''From among the four species of
beneficial insects received from Mr..
Koebele some time ago and reported to
the Board, we succeeded in releasing
very few of one of them, the remainder
of that species having died, and no fur
Their laboratory breeding is carried on;
another is still alive and feeding, but
as yet no young brood was observed;
the third is ladybird that feeds on
well-known scale bug. 1t was some
time before young brood made its ap-
pearance, but few weeks ago it was
recognized, and comparatively largo
numbers are now being fed in the
laboratory. Finally, the fourth, one
that l want to speak of particularly,
was the first to produce large number
of young on the food supplied them. 1t
was sent by Mr.. Koebele under the name
of Azya luteipes, from Mexico, where
he found it feeding on the group of
scale bugs known as "brown" scales,
or Lecaniids. This is a group of scale
pretty well taken care of by natural
enemies with which Mr.. Koebele has
stocked the country during the past fif-
teen years. Nevertheless, we succeed
ed in locating large colony on which
to feed the ladybird. 1t does not seem
to be fastidious about the species, pro-
vided it is one of those that, until about
five years ago, was grouped under the
genus Lecanium. We have fed the
ladybird on Coccus longulus, Saissetia
hemisphaerica, S. nigra and G. acumi-
natus. About 100 specimens in the
larval and adult stages were released
in various portions of the city. At the
ediiesI oppOit uhlIy d COiOhy VIII bO
sent to Bro Matthias Newell for loca-
tion at Hilo, since he would know a
Lecanium colony when he sees it. AS
to the other islands, while we should be
very glad to send colonies, we will have
to depend upon some resident to send US
specimens of what he thinks is one Of
this group of scale bugs, and if his sur
mize is correct and the strength of the
scale colony justifes it colony of the
ladybird will be sent him.
"The Board will doubtless be inter
ested to learn that we have recently
discovered large colony of Scutellista
Is. cyanea), that efficient enemy of
"Black scale in California This
parasite was introduced into the Ter
ritory in 1905, bred in confinement for
a while, and then released in consider
able numbers by Mr.. Craw and the
writer, principally upon our Hibiscus
black scale rs. nigra). Now it has
been bred in large numbers out of the
Hemisphaerieal scale on Ixora, and has
also been observed on the black scale
mentioned