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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-25
ATTORNEY SMITH REPLIES
TO CRITICISM OF CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE BY BISHOP RESTARICK

existence and power which they seem
to have.
do not intend to enter into any dis
cussion with you now, as have not
done in the past, over your isolated
cases of failure in Christian Science
treatment I will assume that your
report of them is true, and only say
that for every case of authenticated
failure you could, had you so desired,
and probably with less effort, have
found a hundred cases Of authenticat
ed success.
You advise your readers to peruse a
work entitled The Religio-Medical
Masquerade" and Hudson's Law of
Psychic Phenomena" in order to get,
as you express it, "a sane view of the
cults of today I have no interest in
the cults, of which Oh. istian Science
is not one, and the "Religio-Medical
Masquerade | have not seen; but II
am quite familiar with Hudson's Law
of Psychic Phenomena" and can say
that nothing therein contained offers
any explanation of Christian Science.
Farther than this, should not ven
ture to express an opinion as to it's
merits; but your readers, and possibly
you, as well, may be interested in the
following comments thereon of Arthur
Henry Pierce, a psychologist trained
in the universities Of the United
States and Germany, and at present
professor of psychology at Smith Col
lege, Massachusetts talso in New Eng,
land). Professor Pierce says:
ct was Hudsons Law of Psychic
Phenomena that some years ago
caught the lay readers Of this country
and gave them the vague phrase, Sub
Elective Mind for the easy solution of
hitherto battling perpleXities. Those
who have only a dilettante interest i'll
matters psychological, and are con.
tent with certain respectable shall
lowness of thought, have generally
given the doctrine a hearty welcome,
since it serves them in explaining
much in their experience that they
have noted and found obscure
Had Professor Pierce anticipated
that the Bishop of Honolulu would
place upon The Law of Psychic Pie
nomena' the mark of his distin-
guished approval, he would perhaps
have avoided the phrase, "Respecta-
BILE shallowness of thought in refer
ring TO it's admirers; but since Pro
fessor Pierce had made use of the ex-
preston, l do not find any way of
qualifying it in your case. Yours
very respectfully,
w. II. SMITH,
Christian Science Committee on
Publication for the Territory of
Hawaii
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-25
WAIAKEA MAY
HAVE SCHOOL

Owing to their being too far, in their
estimation, from school, a number
of plantation people on Waiakea have
threatened to leave the sugar estate,
if school is not provided for their
children.
In the past the children have been
in the habit of attending school in
HilO. They had to travel on foot about
three miles, and when fifteen or so
of the children failed to attend school
and We're treated as truants, war was
declared.
Miss Josephine Deyo has written
the superintendent of public instruc-
ton to the effect that Manager Ken
nedy of Waiakea plantation intends
establishing a school near Camp Five
This will enable the children to be
educated without having to walk miles
along the railroad track to the Hilo
school,
The department of public instruc-
ton will soon be moving from it's
present headquarters to the Offices
vacated this week by DR.. Victor Clark.
Many of the school children of Hilo
district have lately been Yaccinated.
This, of course, has resulted in the
little ones feeling peeyish and wor-
ried.
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NEWS A IN NUTSHELL
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News OF the Day.

No waits" at he Silent Barber
Shop SIX chairs ana SIX trst-e'ass
va
Onlei "u' S'oH eNpeC'S me Two .'u-
.oiiioO'ie '',' ma 0''7''-'' " ''''''
oeLoIe 'ne noi'u"' D
p''O-u'''' ''.''''''o''''' ''','9 ., .
rr.....,.,. pu;aa- e. IN 40 90 zo
~ d Dlonabord ,ood oor,,,,issiorar
:. hool, a. his ofeoo oftor an att,cr,
80 donn,,o tbo+ ,,id hin, -, for coma
dave
Toys and holiday goods in the
greatest profusion at Arleigh's store.
Don't fail to nay US a visit Horel
street.
Free! Freel Green stamps are free!
When you buy \ask for them. New
and beautiful goods to arrive per S. S.
Lurline.
You're always on the safe side if
you buy milk from Honolulu Dairy
mems Association. All diaries regu-
larly Inspected by the government.
Phone 1912.
u t1oiIhro, If tho Tpter,a, Rove.
nra Offca ratrrned from Mani this
,,,orriro n pornd+ of tho sorno
etaT 1eft in tha CIardino for Hawaii
vostardov
81 'io>''oo' " ~ % 0'''u ~ i'"'e De0ii
at o'io Inv p'''''.o 91U' ''''' ~ INNS
N"''Ne''''' 10 ',''pio''u oi' '''0 u ans
po'' DiA' ""'yu "''i'eu mere e''eI-
u'' l'O"' '-i0 '''''ip''ie''
If you have building lot and CON
template building in the near future,
why not consult P. NJ. Pond, contrac-
tor, for an estimate Of cost of grad
ing or terracing. Phone 1880.
f. w. T. Beckley estate has sold to
Alexander Young estate 1O,O48 square
feet of land on Alakea street, near the
Honolulu auto stand, for $4,000.
Fourteen indictments for the Jap
anese riot at Kekaha were found yes
terday at Lihue, before Judge Hardy
dismissed the grand jury. One de-
PENDANT was yet to be arrested.
THANKSGIVING Xmas and New Year
cards-a beautiful line can be seen a
Wall-Nichols CO., Ltd, King street.
They are opening up their Xmas
pys. D.It MISS seeing them.
Send your order in early to Henry
May & Co. for dainties for the
Thanksgiving dinner All the choic-
est delicacies the worlds markets af-
ford now in stock. Phone 1911
Thanksgiving services at the prison
will occur tomorrow at 2:3O p. m,
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COURT NOTES

Carl Haasenritten has been granted
divorce from his wife, Lydia, alleg-
ing in his complaint that she has not
been true to him.
A similar charge is made by Mary
Arnold Vasconcellos against her hus-
band, John, from whom she petitions
the court to separate her by the di-
vorce route. She claims that John is
entirely too familiar with one Anice
Anderson.
Sakuzo Omoto likewise finds that
Yuki Omoto has violated the marriage
VOWS of fidelity and chastity, accord
ing to a libel and summons filed by
said SakuZo.
Johanna Rodrigues has been grant
ed a divorce from Isaias Rodrigues
on the ground of extreme cruelty. The
court orders Isaias to pay his ex-wife
SO a week alimony
Aki Oda has filed suit for divorce
from Gihe Oda on the ground Of de-
sertion.
Chester G. Livingston, administra-
tor of the estate of the late Clifford
2, Livingston, has filed his final re-
port and account and asks for the
final distribution of the estate and his
discharge as administrator lie
charges himself with receipts of
$568,21 and asks to be allowed $SO5O
for expenditures.
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THE WEATHER.
Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,

Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Saturday, Noyemher "a, 1911.
Temperature, a. m; S Il. m; 10
a. m; and morning mjnimUm
70, 80, 7G, rs, 60.
Barometer reading: Absolute hui
nudity Cgrains per cubic FOOT; rela
tive humidity and dew point at 8
a. m:
1895, 7Ol7, "A, &C.
Wind velocity and direction at 4.
m; a. m; 20 a m; and noon:
5NE, 2NE, IS, 9S.
Rainfall during q hours ending 8
a. m, o inches rainfall
Total wlnd movement during "a
hours ending at noon, II! miles.
VIM. b. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-25
UNIVERSITY MEN
MEET At TABLE

A jolly good time was had at the
Yale-Harvard annual dinner, at which
Princetonians were guests, at the
Uniyersit Club last night.
e. A, Mott-Smith was POSTMASTER
introducing the following speakers:
John Warehouse, DR.. Ernest c. Wat
erhouse, Rev. J, p. Erdman, DR., N. B..
Emerson, Rev. DR.. Scudder, Governor
Frear, Senator A. F. Judd, A. l., Cas-
tie, Professor Arthur +. Griffiths, r.
II. Thompson, c. r. Hemenway c,
Montague Cook and r. A. Anderson.
The last-named is a graduate of Yale
Academic and of Harvard law school.
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PERSONS IN THE NEWS


W. D. LOWELL arrived from Mani
this morning,
MAJOR WILLIS, S. A, returned in
the Mauna Kea.
$50
S. KoJIMA returned from Japan in
the Shinyo Maru.
coo
C. T. DAY returned from the other
islands this morning.
D. B. MURDOCH, A. & BIS auditor,
arrived from Maui this morning.
H. c. SPENCER returned from
Kauai this morning by the Noeau,
49,
GEORGE F. DAVIES returned from
business trip to Hawaii in This
mornings boat.
CARL WoLTERs, manager of the
Hutchinson plantation, arrived in
the Mauna Kea.
S. A. BALDWIN of Alexander & Bald
win, returned with Mrs Baldwin in
the Mauna Kea.
w. c. ACHI was among the return
ing passengers from Hilo this morn
ing by the Mauna Kea.
$50
H. NJ. HEPBURN, manager of IIa-
waiian Electric Company, returned
to town in the Mauna Kea.
L. S. CoNNEs, editor Hawaii Herald
and promoter of the Hilo electric
railroad, is in town again
MR.. and MRS. L. A. THURsToN
were arriving passengers from Ha
waii this morning by the Mauna
Kea.
MRS. r. MATHEsoN, accompanied
by her son, returned from a short
visit to Hilo this morning by the
Mauna Kea.
@##
JUDGE w. L. STANLEY and wife re-
turned in the Shinyo Maru from he
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secretary, Mr.. o. P. Soares; treasurer,
Mr.. F. L. Davis; auditor, Mr.. A.
Bertz; directors, Mrs. Richard Young
and Miss Ethel E. Carter
At the conclusion of business, re-
freshments were served and a very
pleasant evening wound up with
cards.
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Orient. They were accompanied on
the tour by Miss f. Greenwell.
*##
GEORGE ROSS returned in the
Shinyo Maru from sugar prospect
ing visit to the Philippines. He Will
report to his principals next week.
DR.. RUPERT BLUE has cabled his
friends in Washington to go ahead if
they think there are any chances
for him to be appointed surgeon
general.
HAMILTON HOLT, editor of the New
York Independent, was treated TO
a surf ride in a canoe while here.
He and Mrs. Holt expressed their
intention Of returning to Hawaii for
a long stay.
C. F. WOOD, representative of The
Philadelphia company having the
new contract for the Hilo break
water returned to town in The
Mauna Kea.
J. D. McVElGH, the superintendent of
the leper station at Molokai, came
in this morning in the Mauna Kea
on one of his periodical visits to
Honolulu.
B. F. Hebron, of the internal rev.
enue department, returned this
morning by the Mauna Kea from
Hawaii, where he has been inspect
ing.
MR.. and Mrs. SAMET of Seattle ar
rived on Maui last evening from
HilO. They are on a tour of the
world, and will spend the day with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Garcia.-Maui
News.
E. (. PAXTTN, of the firm of AleXan,
der & Baldwin, has been spending
some time in this vicinity, princi-
pally at the volcano, alos going over
the work of the Hilo Railroad Com
pany, of which he is a Director
Hawaii Herald.
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George w. Lucas, custom house
clerk, will be the defendant in test
case upon the validity of the Board Of
Health regulation against banana
trees, Il, c. Peters will defend him,
The Board of Health has condemn
ed a pond between Palama Settlement
and the pineapple cannery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-11-25
HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting of the High
School Alumni Association, held yes
terday evening, the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
term: President, Miss Edith Smith;
vice-president, Mr.. w. II. D. King;
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Strabeurauber ittll.u wsaigt Stnu'
ben mad benz llebrriaa ibre Ssuie
Der Solijsi 5n.

Wie bsretts bert6tet, purbe ON
Ulittpoh WOrgsn Der Griehe 2om
Souncoculus Dou gtepcaitle, SHo.,
nuf elmer einIQmen Cambridge nabe
RiDeriioe, BON 3fDei 2anosleuteu, bic
ibn unter foIIhen 8orpdnben nah
Cincinnati gelOdt batten, nieoergeihIdz
gen unn um ietne 8aarihaft in Der
Sohe BON 1905 beraubt. 8orgeftern
abeno iteQts id ein anabs NIT
einem pQtetten Elm, pelhes tbm feiz
ner 4usiage nad, an Der 4. 2lDe. uno
pIum StraBe non einem 5remoeu
iibergeben poroen mar, nit benz 4ufs
truq, Dasielbe oem Rolt5eihef 81 iibers
gebsn. Tus Yutet eHtbielt Die osm
8riehen Spuncoculus geraubte 9elo=
iumme uno einen 3ettel nit Der uns
terfhrift gprpu Gutber. 0ieIer Rame
mar bereits am UtittDoh I'M 3uiams
msnbange nit benz RoubUberfalle erz
rpdbnt porben. Der 9oteniunge CAB
reinen Ramen als 5enrp NuermaaH
BON go. 219 Deit 10 Strabe on. Die
Yoli3si gIaubt, ben tetoen StraBens
rdubsrn auf Der Spur gu iein.
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lgIi3a 6amilton. q, 8eorgstolpn, 9p.
Della grambIe, p, 1543 5rssman
4pe.
l5sffs %. Dsnman. 27, Bennington.
/ Gblp.
lgsiiie 8laB. %. MuoifonpilI:.
(Wiliam 9. Qusbben. "a, 1926 8ar.
I fam Qos.
lRargusrits 96s. %. 275 alottsr4p.
Sanes Sobnion, 80, pittsburg, ga.
l2t33ie granbam, 27, glsroals.
tgeorge 9. RipIsp, %, Rortpoob.
[ Slips .. greeo, p, 620 Suns Str,
lWaripu 8. a.eo, q, geaeuus, ap.
5elsn 5. Benton, 18. 3408 9oloeH
4pe.
JObn 6. 5opps. 45. Rspport, ap.
emma Riemann, 50. 1886 Gpportt
Ipe.
I2pnn 6. 9rubb, %, 344 Selen Str.
lSoitb 9sim, q, 1922 gigslop Str.
Soi.p6 u. 9rimss, 81, 2444 gaitsrn
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iGlio m. 5sins, %, 204s bessl.
iSames Mcainnsp, 80, SGT 9sOrg.
! Ctr.
lannie au.n, 3s, eo2 10. 4. elus.
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(4norerp Dsap, 26. 756 Clinton Str,
l4nna ariimmsr, 26, oesgl,
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Npe.
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|gugsns Menoel, q, Horpoob.
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3ieiert's l,auiIlpn.

Die aons.rt. in WisIsrt's papiIon
erfrsusn iih nat tpi. Dor allabenpIih
zines .haiiddlit sldn5snbsn gefut<s
unb bas nsus Resinie. oas ourd bic
Ssrrsn g5arIss nnb Daltsr Gsbergtr
rspzaisntirt tpirb, seniebi ausenideins
LID bi. CUNT oes publiiuHs In gang
bsrporrassnbem Wiabs unb bic Sahs
rsifsn sJrsunb. Der beiben iunsen
Wirtbe laTsn Is ii6 uatiirIid, nitt
nebmsn, psrionlih ihrs @Iiidulniht
bor3ubrins.n unb oos etab!iHemsni
nch b<ftsn ardft.n su unterIiiiseH.
1iir ben bsuiissn aknb bat Fnpsls
msiIter Waiisr gsberesr ous folssnbs
bieiutrfprshenbt prcgramm sulams
mengfien.:
Warfh ~Glorp TO ihe yan.se Rapp4
m,.. -. Souia
WiIbelminen Wolstr 6atl
potpurri aus .gabts in aoplanb-
9erber'
rNIoHoms1 s5oY
-Scuihern plantation Sonss- !.
:. goettgsr
Ouperiure su .WilkIm ssa". RoHini
.Giribiribin- psita!ossn
Mmsritonilhe pbaniaIie 6erkri
pctpourri aus Der Der Gboioicotns
foIoat Strous
6rIblinsslieb Msnbelslotn
Sersetf aus -gueid1 Donisetti
potpourri aus Die Iuitise Wittipe-
gtnar
! Origin Bear ain6e
Gin popul1res qieD.
~1rinmpb Of Oh Glorp- prpog
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4eripnsl'T DftseH.

Die ftsrb!ide 5uue BON Serrn
Bernhard Santen r., etnem
Der qeadtetIteu oeutihsu Ytontere Der
StQbt, piro am SamItug CUR Iester
Rube eebettet peroeu, 6err Santen,
Der am Wlittnph um WIttternaht
in Ieiner Reiiosu8 go. 712 9ierte
Qoenue in nuhe8u pollenoetem 70. See
bensiubre bic Qugen gum efptger
Shlummer ihloB, mar oas alteite
Wlitqlieo Der 81, 9reifaltigtetts Sc
meinoe uno gebDrte aud gu ben dltes
iten WitgIiebern oss CT. Bius UlGnz
nerpereins Der 9eneinoe. Sin treues
lanajdbriges Uiit9Iieo baben in ibm
bic aotboliIbeu Ritter BON 4mertta,
Der ct. 4lopTius Baiisnpsrsin unb
3ahlreite anoers tGtboltite 8ere;Uis
aunosu oerloren. Der 8srItprbene
mar itpn in iungsu Subreu aus 5an=
nppsr mad Cincinnati gstommeu uno
bate ubsr Elm babies Sabrhunoert
lang elm 6ubrgsihdft gsbabt. 4u
uGbersn Qngeborigen binterIdbt 5srr
Santsn fuuf Sobne, oarunter Rsp. 8.
Sauter, ben 8farrer Der Ct. GuHa
9emetuoe in QiunennaIb. bel 5amils
ton, stpsi gohter uno q gntsI. pGbs
reno ieine treueqsbeusgefdhrtiu, Srau
5scIa Santsu, gsb 0iedman, nit Der
sr Dor 3 eyabren ous goIoene Gheiubis
ldum fsierte, ibn in BEN Cob poraufz
aeaanqen 1T. Weit ben anqehorieen
betrauern ben 6eimgcno oieies tpddes
rem oeuti6en mdnnes bic pisleu
Sreunoe, bic CT iih i'm 2dufe Der
Sabre burt feline berporrassnbsH
neutrality-suspicious. 3u ertperben ees
rpubt bate Die geeroiqung ftHoet
am Sanitaa Worgsn um 8 llbr bon
Der 81. 1reifaltieteitstirds aus itott,
unb benz Requisrn Sohdmt ptro auh
Grsbifhof Wlolsr bettpobnen. Der
gelebrant pirb Rep. 8. Santen Ietu,
benz Rsp +. ". Runnsboum ols 9ias
Ton unp Rep. Qouis u. 3ismau ala
Sub Tiatpn aiitftirsu psroen.
Usit BEN an SonHtag in Rep g)ort
eintreffenpeu Dampfer rG,eorgeDafba
sngtoH" oes Rorpoeutiheu 2Iopb tebrt
5srr R. Dtderfh ha m Don ietnsr
eurppareiie Surut.
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Eies unD 1aS.

Sn Der ssltrigeu Sisung ees
5eahers Snititute belt ManorSdpat
cine tur5s, NIT lebbaftem gsifal aufs
eenommene Gnipruhe an bic psrian'
meIten pdoasogen.
Dem poltsiften @oparb She-
lamb, Der Dor einieen 5agen obue ura
laub pom 8ienit fortified unb NIT
sinem Manne, auf ben sr sinen per:
ionIihsn Sab bate, in eine priigelei
serNtb, purbe sefteru in 4nb.truht
feiner bisberieen suten diibruns BON
Siherbeitsbirsttor email ositattet,
ais poliaift au reiieniren-
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Serbnieit Gee GliftoH Seigbts
(yeianasereims.

DaHelbe finbst am Sonntas, cem
II. Sepi,bmer, in Der gsreinsbalIs,
10. 1857 Robs Sirobs. itati unc
pirb iiherlih bic Jsits Der porberges
gansenen Sabre an GroBe unb llniers
hdliung bebeuttno uberirefIen. lin
alien 9eiuhern seniiesno Roum su
bisten. tplro neben Der 6alle Elm srof
Bes 3eIi errihtst peroen. s5iir quite
untsrboltuns III beiiens ssiorsi burn
BetbeiIisuns msbrerer 0eiangpersin,,
fotpis burt lproler Ganger unn .3is
iberporirdse nsbit Tang. Jiir ons
lsibIite WohI psrben bic Tamtu bes
Wtreins init eiuem feineu @ouIofn,
aaffse. eiseream uip. beit<ns iorgen,
aud niro Is an onosren Grfrifnuns
gen nihi febl<n. HttanutliA amHfirt
mon ii1 bel ben Clifton Geisbts
Sdngsrn immer gnn3 porsii0lih unD
bic 5rsunbs zines edit eeuii6en s5eItes
jonisn niht psrfebIsn, bcsjelbe au Be.
fudsn. Der anfans ift Na4mitsass
2 lltr.
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5rsb. II. Wnrp Bauer, 552 Wsitlia
6ertp Ctr, WGofen.
S.nrp unb Soi.pbins DsHels, 1868
Dennis Ctr, WsGohsn.
Spbn unb Glisnbttb grintmann.
1904 Deit aibertb Ctr, snabe.
Sobn uno gbriitine Rais, 2015
gokrnin ape., andbs.
ernit uno 2ena Goss, 600 5afsl
Ctr. Wdohen.
Wiliam uno Maibiloe goss, Cid
9uf.l Ctr, Fnabe.
Robert uno Jlorsnee Mulf.tamp,
1853 garfielo 4ps., annbe.
Otto uno WRinnie goser, 240o
Boone Ctr, Wldh6en.
Jaeob unb Gbnn Orubs, Ills
Sberman Aps., Rnabe.
gIifforb unb gmma gorges, has
Poplar Ctr, WIbdsn.
9eorge unb Cra Ridum. 254o
syairpisip 4pe., Mdbd,sn.
Wilon uno Gorea Muihin, 1900
Gin Ctr, Wdohen.
Oeorss uno Jlora Ssriiau. GIG
Poplar Ctr. 3pilinss. anaben.
Jrans unb Wlarr 9oogar, 1515
plsaiani Str. MdDfxn.
aeopolo uno Suianne Wdr3 10a
0resn Ctr, anabe.
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Illus benz Yoli3eigcri@t.

albert Wlan, BON Carlisle 4Denue
uno Wouno Strdbs, bate ii6 untsr
Der 4ntlage oes unorbeHtlihen Betraz
gems au DsrantDorten. Der Waun
bate porgsfern Vahmittag in Der
ainoerteimatt cine eslpaltiee aufs
reaun9 rsruriaht. inbem sr nit
einem RaiirmeHer ouf ben 5tlfssSuz
perintenDenten Der AnitaIt, 0eo. u. &.
Copeland, einbrang uno benieIben su
srmorosn bsriuhts. Gum Glut sez
lang Is 5errn Copeland, ieinsn Nm
grsifer al entfpaffntn unb an bic 2uft
gu iesen. 9or Der 4nitalt tpuroe
Wap BON osm poli5iiten Grsusins.r
in gmpfang gsnOmmsn uno oer6aftst.
Die geiirige 8erbanbluns srsab, bub
bic beiben dIteren ainber beg anses
.tagtsn, bic 7 SABRE aIte Jlorenct
uno Der 4 Sabre atte Games, bereits
Dor Idnesrsr 3eit burh ben Sugenos
rihtsr gaIbipen Der Rinoerbeimatb
iibsrtpisisn iporosn paren. 5rou Wap
befiHbet iich nit ibrem iiingitsn Rino.,
oeiIen 9atsrfhoft ihr Uiann einem be-
tannien bieftgen Gonftabler 5uIhi.bt.
in Der 6eimatb fir 5reunolois. Wlap
bat p.rihieoene Wale ben Uerfuh ges
maft, iid pieber in Den 8e'ig Isinsr
bsiosn dltsrsn ainber gu ieseH. fpuroe
jsbo6 bon benz Superintenoentsn Der
ainosrteimaiE grouie nit Der Grilas
rung abgsfpisien, oab Der Sussnorihs
ter bic SlrisDittiou in bem Jnlle
babe. 0orgsitern Wlorgen bate er
oieieIbs aHtDort pon benz Superins
tenoenisu erhalten. Gr sntfernte iih
saun, UNI am Radmiitag tpisber3us
tommsn unb ben sSupsrint,Hs
benten Copeland nit sinem Ra1irmefs
fsr an3ufaIlen. R.p. Copeland sshor.
Der Qudtsr Sette an, tpsld. ibrsn
Witalisbsrn psrbietst, ibre Witm.ns
fdsn s.rittlih gu bslaussn ober gu
oerfolgsu. Nus oieiem Grunoe trat
Rsp Copeland niht als an.ldger ges
gen Wap auf uno gsbterer lam unite,
Der antIoge oes unfugs nit elmer
9slbfirafs bon $50 unb Goitsn bapon.
Jobn 8olB, BON Ro. 55 Carr Ctr.
puros BON Der antIage oes tbdttifen
4neriffs auf bic in bsmi,lben Sdui,
lpobnenos Grau 0aiip grOtpn freiges
iproden.
Der Wdrt.r 9. Resb !purb> i6uls
big bsiunoen, isin.m 4rbeitgsber.
benz Rsitauratsur SaeOb Roisnbaum.
go. 431 WeIt 6. 4pe., So untsrifla'
cen su boben. Das lIrthsil lautstt
auf 30 2ass arbitsbaus. $25 uni
aoItsn.
Siioor g.Isrmann, alias Relman,
friiherer 5austnett oes Gbsiisrparts,
Ipuree bon Der QntIage Der granos
Itiitung frsisefproheH. Die giHssIs
heiten bes 5ales fino isin.rssit aus
fiihrlih beriftet noroen.
8rei 4utomobiliiieu, rptlfe iif
oss 81 itnelIen Jabr.Hs ihuIois gss
nadt batten, puroen gu ]. $40 uRo
Foftsn perurtheilt.
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OafesOau.

Iab uHisr gineinna.isr aIub tros
isiner jesisen niebrisen Stslung auI
Der RonsliIte ols fart uHo beF.rsr
stiitung fahig dnerfannt piro. be-
psiit bic folssnoe. Dor einie.n 5ugsu
ssmotis asuberuns oes beriibmtsu
0dupilinss Ger mdhiis.n Rsp gortsr
.RisIsn" Is. UseGraip); .iodtte i'd
bic gincinnntier ~Rsos" in ibrsr issi.
gen GOrm uutsr meinsr eeitung, 10
:piiroe id nas pennont Der RdtionlI
liea ohn. bs'pnbere 4nItrsnsuns &C.
ipinnsn. Der alub iit elmer Der itarts
fer in Der 2isa unb bat bic bsit.n
ausiitien auf Grfols in Der ndtitsn
s5oiion.@
Die gaitipisle Der .R.bs- in pitts
tErs iino iss. besnoiei. 5n ben por-
iissn Il Spisl.n spifcbsn rRsos" una
.piroitn@ iislsn piiisburs 6 uno
Cincinnati s Siege su, pdhrsno ein
Gpisl unsniiti.osn blieb. bas bier gum
ausiras aslaHssn Diro.
9fah Der i,r.nu0fsn arbeit in BEN
DorssitrissH GOppeIfpisIe in pittsbure
unb Der lanssn 1ubrt ouf Der eiitn.
CABIN trofen bic ~Rtos4 s.itsrn 8or.
nitias sieHlib erinopft, aber bod
iampfesmutbis au elmer pisrtdsietu
Gsrie pcn 5 GpitIen In Chicago elm,
3a sem 0sftrisen OoppsIfpis! aatser
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@r.mi.r trast ihlimms gsrIsBunssn
napuH.

Sn Der Wittpo6 Ra6t tOuioirtsn
in ben pennfplpaniab6feu gu unosrs
cliff msbrere Glterpogen, peIhe ranz
girt luurotn. nit elmer Gubuie, in mel
der lid Der 23idbrige greuIer Glas
renee goQe befano. Die EabuIe puroe
8ertviimmert uno Goqe trug Itpere
8erlsgungen oaDon.. Gr puroe auf
sinsm 3uge mad point SfabeQ urb
Don bort aug in sinem BatroIpugsn
nat benz 5oIpitaE gum guteu Samas
ritter gebra6t.. Der burd bic GoQtIion
angerittete matsrielle Saaoeu bsIduft
LID ouf $500.
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Or. 8. ), pOrrs, 81 Sabre alt,
Elm friiherer 3ahnarst, itarb plDBlih
in Der Dobnans bss S. 6. 6oTsu.
Ro. 3437 proIpsct place, Walnut
9ils. Der Coroner heIIte natiirliGx
Spoesurfa6en fef.
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herintergefdHen tpnrbe. Gle funn
niht aufee5ogen fperben, big Der ess
brohene 1beil erfebt iporben III. tpas
biz Somitas ipdbren oiirfte, benn
Grainger &c go. in louispine. Die
bic Bride gsbaut boben. iinb iofort
telserapbiih erfuht tporben. sinenGrs
fdbtbeiI All ihiden.