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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-29
TWENTY JAPANESE KILLED.

VANCOUVER British Columbia, No
vember 29.-Twenty Japanese have
been killed and fifteen injured by
workman running into a washout on
the railroad.
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c. BREWER & COZ
LIMITED.
QUEEN STREET Honolulu, T. H
AGENTS FOR

Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch
Thomas Pineapple Co.
E. F. Bishop. President.
Geo. H. Robertson WIRES. & Mgr.
w. w. North. Treas & Secy.
George r Carter. 1900. Auditor
p. @. Jones Director
@, II. Cooke ............ Director
]. r. Gait ...............D Director
r. A. Cooke. Director
All of the above named constitute
the Board Of Directors
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touring the courts of Europe in search
of a bride, arrived here yesterday
from England.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-29
WANTS A QUEEN.

PARIS, November 2S.-King Manuel
of Portugal, who is reported to be
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-29
Military Point

had nothing military stof
military possibilities
graphical position contemplated
the number established
SCHOFELD BARRACKS FORT SKATER RUGER
THOU
HARBOR MEANS A
homhs lis o matter relating
to the i
of the md
beer there
for the Notifications of Hawaii and the Philippines
Preide o o
ic in will provided
naa ton n
be andone tina will
relied the Philippines
S i of
dnIiary in the
during n Honolulu
gve
S andH The
O will be
paro HOnoulus military
o will
in
DISTRICT j o
lots and $500 for inside lots size it. $50 it, with liberal nmen terms
splendid make profitable investment and
beautiful
Koir1111ki and CO II f6
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llrbcridDmcmmnnacn in 0iiunciOtu.
SoHlo0c pcrihIilmtcrt lid. - Grci
anocr in Gulutb crtrlnfcn. -
9ller 9obnperfcbr cingcitellt.


0uIuth, Wtinn., -. Suli. -
Die biciigc StuOt murbe in Der leg.
ten 9toht sum 5neiten UIole inner
holb n Shunoen iiberichmcnnt. Ger
Sho0en miro oui $t500,000 ge'
ifGbf. 2 6i10 3ou Rcgen iiclen III.
ucrbolb elmer Stlmoc uno ollc Stro.
ben lpurocn IN reibcnoc Str0mc per.
monbcIt. Goa @olicr crgoB iid6 IN
Ooa 9iiol lbcoter, no cine &oritcls
lung i'm @ongc mar, lmo Elm Fanlf
nlrbc MIR nit Wiibc pcrbiltct.
Grci OicnihcnIebcn gin9cn oilrcG
bic 6lutb pcrlorcn. 3ncl Sinoel
lullrocn pon Der Scitc ibrCr Willtter,
1Srou Iomuno, an Der Q. gIucnIe fort
9criiicn, mo cin a10crcs &ino ers
trunf I'M &ccueS.Grcct in 8cits Olls
lrtb. Ger Strabcnbobn &crfcDr
nrubtc cingcitcllt mcrocn un0 uieIe
@ilrgcr crrciften ibrc @pbnlnacu
ol;rd gciGbrlihes @oteu iibcr Die
iibcriHmemntcn StrnBen. gIn 20
6duicr om Eanoc tleincr 91hrr nobe
oct Sto0tgrcnjc ipur0cn Don Den
Hntbcn jcrlt0rt.
II ibluno, @iac. -. Nlli -
Gic Sn6logc in ocn iibcrIdWcnmtcl
Coc9cnocn bat iih belltc ucrlhlim'
inert. Die @iicnbobnbriidc lmo mobr.
idcinIih ouc nn0cren 9riiden 3lt
Coolob fiub fortgcriiiel lulO icit 3
llbr bcutc iritb icbIcn oQc mcitcren
9iohridtcn bon BORT. Gin Gytro5ug
uJ nit 9ootcn lm0 8orrGtben BORT.
bln obaegnnBcn. 2Illh nod Der Wiin.
olmg Oe5 9oo 9iiper mllrocn 9oote
gli6idt. 9cridtc iiber @crbeerllngen
fomnCn BON alien Sciten lmo aller
Giienbnbnnertcbr lit eingcitcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
StrifcfrauaQ in Scnulba.

&cnoibn Misc. y. Guli. -
2ci Der biciigen @crbcrei Der ~. u,
9Ilcn Cons canning Co." no 1000
Wionn filr bobcrcu Gobn am Strifc
limo, fnm cs bcutc friib, ol9 Der BE.
tricb nit 6iilic pom Strifebrchcrn
oli9enontmcn mcr6en loQte, 3u cinem
bCoentlihcn 9luirubr, in mcIhcm orei
W0nncr ihper burd) SdiiIie mo an
2c onbere olrh Steinlpiirfe ino
&nilppclbicbc icbncr perlcbt murocn.
Die gcringe porhonocnc EoIi3eimod)t
frnnte 9tifts ousrid)ten. 0ic Stauts
gcborOc b1lt jlpei Gompognien Mili3
5lim gbienocn in Ncreitihoit. 0ieIc
Der Strifer iinO bcluaffnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Baltimore y0o,, Treas Den %. Snlt 1909,

9tod)t cntieiielt mar, if0St mon Den
@crluit ebenfauS alti 100000.
Someit bis 6elltc 2lbcu0 nit Sc
mibbcit ieitgeitcat it, limo Sm0li
WIcnidcn ourb Den acitrigcn Shrm
an Der @olifiiltc im2cfommcn bier
unocre lino t0OtIi6 un0 iehS5ebn be-
olntlib pcrlctt Gieie 3obIen ihIic-
Bcn Die 5cbn @rtr4nfcncn bon lors
pom Sslono ans.
6iinf DermetntliA Grs
trunfcne 1crcttct.
(SpGter.) - 6imi uon Den 5ebn
Ecrioncn, luclde pon oCnl lorpon
Salono.@icr fortgcriIicn uurOcn lnb
ulrmcintIih ertrllntcn luorcn, iin0
bcm lo6c cntgangcn. Sic mur0cn
olrch elm Boot gcrcttct, uls lie ms
Wccr biuoltS trieben.
Scbs StrGilinge cnttumcn mGb.
reno Der our6 Den Sturm ucrunIob-
ten Gonflliion aus Dem Bcian9niB in
HiNmono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
,6albmono" lanat an.

Rem 2)orf, %. 5uli. - 0ic III
SoIlono bcrgcIteIlte HoAobniung oc6
yNnlbrnoltoS" (,Solpc AfnonD, reip.
oes Sdjiiics, in mel1em 0enorid
SuOion Dor 300 Sobren Den Suoion.
9tipcr binolii fitbr. fam berte olti
oem 9roBen bol6noiden 8rodtoum.
pier ySpeItoDfe" bier an. Ins
,Sobr5cng lpllroe in 2lmltcronn, SOL
lanO gcboltt inlb ioa bcrporro1cnOen
2tlitbcl ml ocr beporitebcnoen S5uo.
lun-6itltont tSeier oobicr ncbmen. Die
Soften uuroen onrh cine 0iientlihe
1ubitription ge0edt. Gas altnlooi-
ihc Shifi tit MIR 7412 Sub lang mo
II eStb brett Ger grobc aro6n I'M
9rootlpner 6lottenbnuboi miro es
obne O2iibe bonn .Soeitopf" berat
ms 8oVer bebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23

Hotbmnc jlr SpmL Wn1. -- GaH
Cpfcr cin }lrncnicr mo oiicnbur
eiuem NiorOc 5lm SpiCr gcfotlcn.
2pnm Wuii, -. &uli. - Die
2cihc zines Maunes, pcrmltbIid ci.
mes 2lrmcniCra, lmtr0c bcllte IN ocln
&oitbouic 9tr. t4S, Sibertp- StruBe,
in cinem &oiicr Dcrpudt oligchtnocn.
Sic mar poIlitdn6iA bcflei0et mo III
ciner Ioihc fanb man Gin oltf 0en
9tamen W}inoa 6. Woriiiuu nlage'
itclltc5 9untbudl. 9u9 bctreiienOe
3inucr mar uor obt Wodlcn an
Tronf Sonc3, cincn 9lrbcitcr III elmer
Shubfnbrif, pcrmictbct moroct
olein Sonca bat iitb icit lcbtcm Wion-
tag nicbt mebr icbcu Ioiicn. 5Srou
Ncilic Rouina, Die 2oinpirtbilL be.
mcrttc clnct flclncn aus Dem 0o0cn
oc9 aoiiCra bcrpor Qlcllcnocn 9lut-
Itrom lm0 bcnodridltigtc 0ic Eoli5eL
mcldc Den aoiicr crbroh. 9Im 30.
Mai mlrbc cin ncllcr aoilcr iilr
Tonc2 IN 0na Scu5 gcbrnht ,(n bcnl
obeu erru0bntcn &mlfbucl bcinu0 iid
cill 3ettcl fol9elt0en SnbaltS: ~ n8cnn
mir chuoa 5litoBt, 10 bcnubribti9c
man 9. .. gI0oms, 3SS Gcnter. Str.
Somocn Yloins." Sonca bate, oI3
G. iid enticrntc, 0ic lbiire oea 3im-
mcrs lmucrlhloiIcn gclolicn, in6
6rou Hollino ain0 t6gljtb bincin, nm
81 icbclL oh ibr &oit90ngcr 5uriid-
gcfcbrt ici
=. =. 9lbnma. oclicn Same uuf
Dem III elmer Snlhc bc9 1ooten ge.
ilnocncn 3cttcl itebt it, pie lid) Der
oualtcllt, ais 3eltlnAa Fbotogropb
IN Bolton tb1tiA. Moriiiun'9 Sd,mc.
tier lit uocr mar 0iC @uttin cine5
&crnan6tcn bon 9lonms, aQcin oos
Gbcpaar bat lih i'll 6olge pon Strei.
tigfcitcn 0ctrcnnt Wtoriiion ioQ iiir
ieinc SdmcItcr Eortci crgriifen uno
iih nit Dem Oianuc ucricinoet bobcn
@r mor inociicu, mic ncrid1ieoene iei-
ncr Sefonnten ln0 6rcllnoc erflQren,
I'M 9lQNcncincn irieoicrtigen uno
bormlolen GharafterS.
Coroner Yinfbnm lit Der arii6t
onB 0oriian, an 0cIicn 2eihe cine
SdluBmrll0c IN Der Nrltlt cntoedi
luor0Cn it, idon por mebreren lugen
crid)oilen wltroe Gic SOentitdt ocS
So0tcn lit ulBer alien 3meiieI ielt.
BcItrllt. WioriIton orbcitete frilher in
elmer bicligcn Shubinbrif, begob iidJ
icood) Dor ctid)cn g9odc1 udh Gbi.
Ccgu, bon no er IN 0cr lcBten Wod)e
5Eritftebrtc. Gr mar inter ieincn
oncritoqiihcn SonbsIeutcn niht be-.
licbt lln0 gait ais crccntriih. Seit
ieincr Rilctfcbr bierber mobnte er in
cincm aoitbole on Der Gburd)itrube,
mliroe ic0ob ieit lcBtem Sonitag
nidt gcicbcu.
Gin Otom, 9tomCnS 5ootel ucIher
rcn SOotcn ols Morijion ibentiii5irte,
crfl0rtc, cr iei audi NIT bcm aoitgdn-
G(r Sonc8 betomt, lmo Der lpobrt
9tamc 0ciicIben lei &opon 0emiriiun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Spfcr hires ScrnfS.

9ribGcton N..&, -. 3uIi. -
Sofomotipiiibrcr 6ronf Eeocof aus
Gomoen u.s. uno 9rcnier Ser.
bert 0ines Don 9ri09cton fancn
bclte nobc bier olrh cine GoQiiion
jrucicr 6roht5il1c um'o Gcben Sci
Scr 6ronf @rccn aus SulcnL NsS,
crlitt gefGbrlidc grilbplmocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
@roBe 8erluite Scr
sDt QurCn.

Wl clilfo, Worofto, -. Slli -
Die ipouilcben StcIlungen oobier
lpurbcn bcute ourh iridc lruppen
aus Spn>lien perltarft. g0brcno
Der 0citrigcn Sample bronacn bic
Wollrcu bis mlf 800 Daro5 bon Vtc-
liQo Dor. sic lultr0cn lhlicBlid 5us
riidgcihlaqcu iulb lieBcn 10l Qobte
ouf oenl Sblad)ticl0c.
9 9untcn ais Sric0en5cngeI.
Sonoon, -. SuIi - Gin 0u.
men.Gonlitc, lpelheS e8 iid sur gllti'
gobe MAIDEN nia, iiir ein beiiereS
Ginbernebmen 3iuiihen England uno
Teilti6lon0 81 lorgen uno Den etpl-
gen 3dnfercien 5luiiden beioen 9ta.
tionen cin @n0e 81 MAIDEN plir0e
bcltc No6nlittog III Der Wobnung
oe8 Sdotfon3lers 3upiO 2lopo-
George orgoniiirt. Diebrere YorIn-
ncntSnlitglieoer llno einilllBreihc
,Srdlten Dlelten Nnlpra6en, lll0 EN-
Shreiben bes btciigen oeltihen BOT
ifoiterS @rofen YoitI g9oIIf.Wletter-
mid ipuroc perleien, fueIhes Die BE
ipegllnq morrn en1piieblt. Inter Den
Diitglicocrn ocs Gonlite5 6cfinocl
lid: sSrou ASqritb @otrin beS Fre-
nier8; ,Srnu SlopO'Beorgc; i5rolt
gSiniton Spcneer Gburdlia @otttll
hes SonoeIsnliniterS; Snop 9roiicp
Soop Wiratb; 2oop Bcorion; &nop
Medr0oIc.
6ertig 3um j lu9 ii Der ben
aunai.
Calais, %, Suli, Ter frnll'
3Giiidc Suitidifier gIeriot lit bier
nit icinent Monoplon cingetroiIett
(Surtietunn iiche 2. Seitc,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eerufer.Nrfnriinncrl.

SJ.00-Ntlautt Gim, Gap. Wiah, seu
SSic GitG nuo Secnu 9th, H..S.,
nuo Snriif jcocn Sreitaa u. soni.
itag bis II. september. @itllia
fir Die Gidiabrt bis eiuidIicBlin
Eienitna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Sigcnncr wiOcriceen iidJ ocr 1rpur'
tatiuu

Y cm Oort, y. rNlli. - UIcb'
rcrc 3olls Mllpcftorcn bcitanoen bclite
in 9rootIpn cincn idnricn anmpf
nit n 3iBelncrn pcl6c nuf Dem
Compiler oGCrot" nob Siionmcrifn
0cportirt merocn iolltcn in0 iih Der
G;nidiiing nad 9lcnoS gtpres mi
Ocricbtcn. Gic 3i8clner fumen aus
9iublono, battcn lid jcoo6 llntcrurgs
lGngcrc Belt in 9ucnoS 9lpres oIige.
bnlten lm0 lucr0en 6cS6nIb oortbin
jiriid gcihidt. Vicbrerc Der 3igeu.
ncrirauen biclten Den Ycumten i6rc
&inOcr olS Shil0cr cntgegcn iln0
ctliGc Scr &lcIncn ipurocn III ocnl
SanO9cmcnAc perfect. Gins Der ain.
Der nor bcuuBtlos, ais cS aui 6cn
Gompier onfom. Iie 3igeiinerinuen
idIugen nit aod)geidirrcn uno 1bn.
lihcn Nofien riidiidtsIcS aui Die
Wconlten cin un0 Die 2ebteren batteu
cinrn ifjmcren Stono, ebe es linen
DcIOnh Die 9nlloe olli oas Sdiii jit
brInQer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
aapitcl oes Seruiten-Gr

Gbicogo, % SuIi = glni oem
eriten in glmerifo abgebaltenen aa-
pitel oe0 Seruiteu,Cr6ets wuroe
9fep. genitius 0eil Hrior Der Or.
oensmitgIieoer oes bieiigen Weitieite-
aloitcrs, 3lm CrOens.Eronin5ial bot
2lnerifo crlu1blt. Gum gice.Tro-
pin5inl lplroc Heu. =. Q. slngelueei,
&oitor Der SinlmeIfobrtstirhe, er.
m0blt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Srelucr aeaen Ginfommcniteuer.

W / ID ufcc. Nisc.. %. Suli.-
IN elmer 2(niprude, Uelbe Sberblln-
oesrihter 3. s. 0rcDer Dor Der ri.
ircintion BON 2lgcnten Der ,9tortb.
mcItern Oiltltol Qiic 60" bon bier
biclt, iugtc ocrielbe ogs gebt iebt
cill grobcs @eihrei Orrd's 2ono, bnb
mir cine @infonmeniteuer buben
llliiiicn, bos beoeltet cine Steuer ali
ole ginfoml1en. Wenn oieie gefu0.
nib, aae Ginfoinmcn 81 beltcuert Der
8inocSreBieriung uerlicben miro, 10
meroen mir ieben, Oab Die StndterI
jnor niht aus ibrcr Griitcnj. ober
ais ibrer 9e6ensia6i1fcit bcrouS be.
ilcucrt lucrben. Gicic Socc fibre 3ll
Der 6rage, OBJ bic Qon5e 8egierungs-
gupolt in ole S1n6e oes 9un0es ges
legt luerben llno Die Staaten babel
boS 3liieben bnben ioIleil."
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
Cpfcr der eylutben.
gScitcres iibrr bic SurmUcrbcernn'
gen an Der Silitc uun SCras.

pHcbrCrc Gage mcroen pcrgeben, ebe
Die 3obl Der Opier gcnau ieItge.
Itcllt ncr0cn fann.- Ter QebenS.
UcrIitit ihcint je0oh bel 4eitem
tcin 10 0roBcr 1erucicn jill icin,
mic bel Der Sturmflutb Don 1900.
- 3ebn Meniten ouf Eorpon
Salono DON elmer Ncritc iortgc'
riiien iiinf oericIbcn ie0o6 &C.
rcttct. Shoocn 5u 9luitin,
Ban GitD lmO on0crcn 8unften,
- 9luN M}inncioto ourh Sod.
uoncr bciu9Ciud]t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23

1ie aSnsn aaer 8aen III bic at. Ser.
uarc'arnnirr.eiiis melte felt 2nbrbnlloerten
Ntrimros Nrtoern bereiiet lpntoen H. stlis ben
0eiIiraltpfien alpenfrdutern. ipeIdte Die ttonts
men Oi6H9e nit inlioteem StllIi idmmeiten.
tef ueIhes ii6 bel Beritopiuna eeberIeioen.
Bernanngsbmad ulio alien StbrnnaeH Der
llnietieihes Sranne nnt eas @ianStnnhe be.
alien nTtp beudbrten oeulicben SeilmtteI su
pcrirdnen ebe ile fd 81 tbtent Nabtteit bon
Gsa f eislBneSsll9sn ~ ghpsfI'@n osri9,o,er NIP hno
paraie oerleien laiien. tARoWh5r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23

Eaiic snr Neiic ms Anslanb &c.
iurst 6. Glaine, glr. 4i3, Cit.gaIti.
rRoreitrafe, uabs GnitOm &uuie Nus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
&cicrOe Snr Tabnc.
SpaHich'S marOtfuuiidjer Gric8 itpft
unf NinOrruiiic.

Cppoiitiou Der @ep0lfcrlrg gegcn
2Iblenoung bon &crit0rfrlngcn.-
&rumoQc in Otaori0 uno 9arce-
Iona. - General @eplcr miro
uieaeiht 0a5 Commando in Utu.
rurfo crhulten. - Srganiiation
cincS Gomite's briti'der Gamcn
sur Neiicrlmg oeS cngIiid.oe,lt'
ihCn Ginoernebmens. - Qrei
irun50iiihc 9ufticbiiier 3u einem
6uA iibcr oCn britiihen &aral
in Ncrcitidluit.
NPobri0, -. Nuli. - ISlt Der lct.
ten 9todbt, lpGbren0 nod Wtnrofto be-
ltilnmtc, poniihe Srllppeu ir Ne.
griil moreL nod) WtaIogn ab5lliohs
rcn llnlringtcn 9In0eborigc Der Sol.
ontcn Oie &eBtcrcn un0 grifien Die
Eoli5ei an I'M ole glbrciic DER Sola
0aten 5lt perbi10crn. is tom 81 ei.
ucm Desperation &onpf in mcld)em
Ole FolBiitcn BON ibren SGbeln unb
Hcpolnerl @cbrnud modtcu Wiin.
0eitenS Elm Guseuo Feriouen puroen
ueruunoct lInh Dlelc perbaftet.
Shorfe NioBregcln linO iebt getroi'
len INN fcrncre, ocrurtigt Sunogc-
blhgcn 5ll nerhiltcn.
a0nig Nlfonio bnt olle lctnc beob.
lichtigtcn Heilcn in gInbctrod)t oe9
GrnltcS Der &oge in Woroffo ollige
qeben. Gie erIte Ncierpc lit 5ltr Sob
ne bCrilfcn lpnroen. 0ns Ynrloment
miro nm cine 8erluilliglmg iiir DIE
NblCn0unD pcitcrcr NerItGrfltngel
eriubt ucrhclL uno eS lit Die Heoe
0ounlt ben 8euerol Wepler, frilberell
0eneralcoptton BON Gubd. gum Sber-
! heieblSbobcr Der lponiIheu Sruppel'
IN Woroffo 5it crncnncn Gic libe
role Erciic bctbeiIigt lih o1 Dem Ero
tcit 6c$ &olfe9 gegcn Die 9lbenolnl
BON Snlbnten nn6 Der Giff.SiiItc nIlo
crflGrt, Der 0ortige arieg per0e nllr
3um S6ubc geluiiicr @rlbengeIell.
ihuftcn gcfiibrt 0ic 9l1tter for.
beru Ginbcrililing Der GortcS llno cls
ne oficnc GrflGrung oer 9lbliften Der
Hegierun0. Su Bilbao miro Elm gro
be Notwithstanding oli nGditcl
Sonntog uorbereitet.
g3ic aus gllgeciruS gemeloct miro,
prcoigcn Die 9eruobncr 0eS Sout-
8ebiet3 IN Wlurofto eincn bciligerr
aricg lm0 bereltcl, lid Dor, ocll
Wioircn bel Wlelillo 81 Sillfe 81 fom-
men.
15n WnrCclona brod) beilte eth Witt
rubr inter Solontcn aus, lueldc rad)
Wforoffo eingeihifit mcroen iolIten.
Gin gor5eS Battalion mcltertc lmo
bebrobtc 0cn Obcriten nno Ole onoe'
rcn Sfi5icrc nit Ocn 9oDounet.
2opolc Nionnid)oltcn luurocn sur
StcQe citirt uno enhuoiineten bic
Wcutcrer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-23
GcidDc i'm Softer.

5cniotioncllc Gntoetimg III ctnem
aoitbmric 5u @pnn Ninii, - Goa
Gpfcr Elm 2lrncnicr mo oiicnbur
eilenl Wior0c 5lm SpiCr gcfotlcn.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-31
PASADENA BRIEF NOTES

PASADENA, Jan. 30.-Canadians liv-
ing in Pasadena have called a mass
meeting for February 8, at which they
expect to organize permanently as d
branch of the Los Angeles Canadian
club, to which many of them have been
attached.
The Hampers club of the Y. M. G. A.
will make an excursion to the Bimini
baths one afternoon next week.
The Methodist churches of the city
will combine in a series of meetings to
be held in the Lincoln Avenue Metho-
dist church every night except Satur-
day of the coming week. The more
prominent preachers Of the city will
speak.
Death deprived Pasadena today of
one of it's pioneer women in the person
of Mrs. Charlotte H. Plant, who died at
her home, SO Villa street. She was 81
years old and had lived in this city
more than twenty years.
DR.. David Downie of India, DR.. G. s.
Maxfield Of the Philippines and Rev.
A. w. Rider of the Baptist Missionary
union will address the members of the
First Baptist church tomorrow evening.
Reporting on the conditions existing
in the city, the board of health today
declared the place unusually free from
contagious cases and stated that any
tendency to spread any of the more
dreaded diseases had been promptly
checked. There are only a few cases
Of typhoid in Pasadena, and these in
widely scattered sections.
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BRINGS SUIT AGAINST
ARROWHEAD COMPANY
ST0CKHOLDER CHARGES MIS-
MANAGEMENT OF HOTEL
Claims Assessments Raised Not Paid
on Purchase Price and CHARGES
Attempt to MuIct Owners
Of Stock
Office sos Third Street.
Phones: Home S75. Sunset Main 16S

SAN BERNARDINO, Jan. 30.-A
sensational suit was today filed by NJ.
B. Anderson of Stanford against Seth
Marshall, the Arrowhead Hotel COM
pany and the board of directors of the
hotel company alleging mismanage-
ment of the company business, the
complaint asking for an injunction to
prevent the sale Of his stock for nom
payment of the third assessment and
to make an accounting from the be-
ginning of the finances of the company.
The injunction was granted, Temporal
rily, returnable Monday February Is.
Anderson, who is a stakeholder, is a
member of the Stanford faculty. He
alleges two previous assessments have
produced $4,000, none of which has
been paid to B. F. Coulter, from whom
the hotel ranch property was pur-
chased and to whom much of the pur-
chase price still is owing. The COM
pany has collected, approximately,
100000 from the stockholders, he al
leges. but owes $175,00 more than that
amount. He also alleges there is q
discrepancy of something like 500, $50,
for which he cannot find an explana-
ton in the accounts. He charges the
last assessment was levied and the
stock advertised for sale 'to mulct and
swindle the plaintiff and other stock
holders similarly situated" and also
is done in violation of law.
The defendants claim the charges Of
the plaintiff are unfounded and that
they will be able to fully explain every
thing.
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DESIRE merriam TO
RUN FOR MAYORALTY
IMPARTIAL BUSINESS MAN
GREATLY NEEDED
Former President of Pasadena Board
of Trade Also Brought to the
Front as a Possible
Candidate
ISnecial TO The Herald

PASADEIA, Jan. 3O.-There is live
ly belief in Pasadena political circles
taht A. G. Merriam, retired business
man, may be induced to take the NOM
ination for the mayoralty. 1t is being
urged strongly on him by his friends
and it is understood he is giving their
requests serious consideration
Their reasons as set forth today are
that in Mr.. Merriam the city would
have a candidate who, while a man of
leisure, has been accustomed to the
management Of large interests, and
that, never having been actively en-
gagged in the politics of the city, he has
not taken sides.
They set out that, with many impor-
tant matters to be decided in the next
two years, it would be advisable to have
at the head of the city government a
man without prejudice, unhampered by
the previous action either of his own
party or the other side. Mr.. Merriam
lives at 66S South Oakland avenue.
c. B. Sargent, formerly president of
the Pasadena board of trade, is another
new man brought forward today as a
possible candidate.
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REDONDO BEACH
log S. Pacific Ave-. Phone 1O6.
Correspondent Phone So
STEAM LAUNDRY TO BE PUT
UP AT EXPENSE OF $25,oo0

REDONDO BEACH, Jan. 30.-A.
Bonfilio of Los Angeles has completed
arrangements for $4,000 steam
laundry to be erected on his recently
purchased lots. The building will be
two stories in height and constructed
Of brick. The machinery will be a
duplicate of that used in his Excelsior
laundry in Los Angeles.
1t was the intention of Mr.: Bonfilio
to start the construction work January
1, but he withheld the contract until
the trustees assured him that the mat
ter of sewer connections would not be
delayed by reason of few still OPP
posing it. Work will now begin as
soon as the material can be delivered
The city trustees have started a
street improvement campaign and or
dered the city engineer to make sur
veys of unimproved streets and report
the same to the board. Two large
contracts have been let to the P. S.
Venable company and a large force of
teams and men will start on the work
at once. 1t is the intention of the
board to keep up the work of i'm
provement until every street is COM
pleted and lined with cement cutters
and broad sidewalks.
The last pie for the bath house
DUlhllCe'u was ul1NSh lOO1J anu TIE
old piledriver, which in years past has
driven every piling in the local
wharves, was dismantled of it's engine
and consigned to the junk yard, giving
room for the new one just turned out
of the factory and said to be the larg-
est machine of its kind in use The
new machine has a hammer weighing
one ton and delivers four blows to the
old concerns one. The difference in
weight of the hammers is 1850 pounds.
This new machine will be used to
drive the foundation pilings for the
bath house proper.
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LONG BEACH ITEMS

LONG BEACH, Jan. 30.-The Pacific
Electric company today put a large
force Of men at work on the new East
Seventh street line. The work today
was confined to the two blocks between
Pine and American avenues.
Charles Milford Robinson, designer
of "cities beautiful has sent to this
city a 6000word letter, showing how
Long Beach may be beautified His
plans call for extensive work in the
broadening Of streets and the planting
of trees and floral hedges. The present
status of the civic eXchequer forebodes
that Mr.. Robinson's plans will not be
consummated for a long time The
women Of the Ebell club influenced the
city council to appropriate 5000 to in
dUce Mr.. Robinson to come here
The proprietor Of the Venice hotel in
Los Angeles today filed a complaint
against Ed Cullen, suspect, arrested
night before last, and Cullen was sent
to the county Jail under $1,000 bail, his
examination being set for next Tuesday.
The police say he confessed to having
robbed the hotel.
M. J. Hurd, a Stockton millionaire.
one of a syndicate contemplating the
construction of 300-room hostelry in
that city, visited Long Beach yesterday
to make an offer to buy the elegant
furniture in Hotel Virginia, now closed
because the management is refused a
table license privilege.