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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

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l. Waiter a. one ofAis deputies Mr Wa
~ waz eler17l sherE eftle esunty ~ 1si5.
and h2s arsel 81 deputy f1r every sheria
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

Ths CouusF samis=sensrs VIE within
she oeEs sex dzrs Hsz-aaEe mr. Necessary
tsaaks f,r lsolaiae rs.s sF,rsnE esess5an-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

syTus Esser ESD MA sersars IN Lsa-z-y
Hal gaiszssevn- pn Saturday afsernss1s.
Jassazsy Il lsss. O. Tsse Presidents Me-
sxse
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
Salaries of County superintend

SaEaTles O Nu-lfilS % EsF flls71ue us.
" J. f-aIDe-, Sug'erllseas3eas q ssiso,ls
esf t-smagia County. resesFss > salary af 81
sa " A. Ceehrza. sape-infenleaf e Ia
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81 6aunty. nsriTes sl1ss. n. 6. B-ura-
baaeh. HaasnS4eu clozasy's safssrsnisEs3-
eaf. receives salary of 8 20 John 81.
Like1ls q tae Blair County schools, - asa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

NJ Il : k4gfzsE a4s grsz1sy improved
fiss sIs=arznce q his ssisacsa sore ty hzr-
inE Il uessly F.4Feress aud 7sziIsss-l-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

Persons nllaser-g ..zt.Ils gong EeSf Eis4
hr>l II 70 slieir sslrs1t. - oail % ar address
" W Fiekinz Trsreiirs Passeaser Agent
B 40. Z z Ssuerss Pa wiso Hih fEr-
.ii.h them wii- ali desired iliforraAi5on- fas
sell t5cke1s ta al fsia.s, and cheek hasEzEe
if5--,s,efi % lle.sfsfssf5l-l
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

Tie ceSse-s -ssEls i1sre esrssiaae5 cEring
ilse zeek- nsakias the streams hisasr tlsaa
s.ssg had baan Sc aezyay Eear
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

The Pc-zsssysvsusa sszse EsdSaey5aI As~scss-
siaa ziis a..zz y The L,.clsis1 Hgase, Harris,
t1re to-day
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

Nr N4tk=z5es Hsz1se. * sasEzsawn. had
az,ssiser zfzask os Fmrzlysss dzg g sxe
.5r.er
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
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Hiasz, FuE BARK Hw5n Tcy tss hiEssst
cash Esrisgs Ssr aII Kinds as lidss, PETS and
fars- also wzn1 sos csris Of Eock g4k aaa
sPrses hark
II. Q. FExxrxzEax.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

Gods zuslE tae .tfle one s-e asE very
cammau. and ere- tie olsser T.srrian & the
,ia7slla-ion are -soi orlrags f1aa lile saesz-
in- and ca1-hins efslain5e. The greatest
care Is :iece-sa-y 6urin- tie present change
alls ueatbe- q. order 70 ae Assuns3 q good
f.r,7-h
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

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sssuusy. = ssis ass i,e ,Es a4zsslsenss=a H,4a q
sts Tszzenf fiagszress
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

QaSae ssurai.sr IL tssr <stss=sls ere alkfzss
n gong ca tie IL & O. exezsrsssa 10 Wash
Slaston and f;ahsrns.se Tssarsaay u tkis
week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

sasse Fssof ssv as-esassy fssisssssE'e 70 4Sx
.erze ai.zsr Ses Years nessszsieass N -
ss.sa.-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

1Baea Furzs T-e=i2esd Al The faesz-fesa
ass-rr Easi xs--k Ia.ise krebs, 81 illzs ecuis'y
having sone 70 eAlifarr-a 81 his health. He
aIsoue5 SKI. -rsvo licenslz- ref-sei fl s-zi-gs
and oae n7Fsicas5a.l uas uitild-aazs- Tais j.
tEe1stv-sI.7ee less ihzn was granted las year
Ia Eufss K-sEss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
4 Essse sna=s zsssu ss-ssl snake sase saasiiss-
ir,g zaess ezcessezt

Anr1an= HesEeF Esq q syesso~ss.
x2s g-snssd az fncnaz-e sf E-assssr Eass
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

0ur 5oe nsa have been sesi very h0sT fs-
the Fa=s EE Fs TIE as is fTo7l siz 70
eight ia,sscs taiek and Ola tair qaaliiy- A
sneat 6.a has already bssn harvested an1
shal5 f.se present as3 snap ncafiuue fsr a
E.r daFs laase-, every ise hg1sr hs7esis5i's
H L. SIZED
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

The asasissa rzzn in fseifasr,l County = The
uidssulso,zs John sss-aa s're day he cz-l be
all-ss ID bis asses. eFer hezd ana cars is
r7rs-k, .iznzst fe.s tsIsv 70 a-eszile- zBd ise
uext We lear os iIira 10 Philadelphia ~ Sew
York. and selsfsIHass n baih q t.af ias-eT
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sa-av. ard. wtsilss 4 = isuf ~ h-a-s urlrsi
We 10 70 Fzsss. pe usHala p1 he n al sHsr-
f'Tise3 20 hezF q his azTi1sr i--n boase zlili
a=sing goae away 2Ezia IN lise aaezniizae---
Be5fr1 Fsz45rv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

Al J0austoEn- several uleu 81 iu19 Dis
pute ns = Fiaesl,er iiae hind iss1 e a rsi6i1
Bsse larger thaa ths fore f-lt. To sariis- the
matter tbev hif upon . Il9Fel ezT'esiisii1-
Tier eaneht q raaas- PARTED - hind fess
ans thea tx 3 -aa tareE=h Ire sz'eH
sleasursrlerif Ess made oftlle painted trzieSs
ana shsg were fBa5 70 be laTse- ilsa ihe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

The fs.lsxI8g Esarne3 qa-s5sas bare fs,sn
.araHn e serve - 5urers 81 the coming term
oEtasurr. beginning Meas.l@y. abe s7sh day
q Fetrzlsrr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

i Sod that Mickey >nsirh- the c-assbris
aoa-7y ularlsre- who escaped frsa The E5-
sl.ss,srr ilii in Isss $ lviHs IN Aoaslzsla-
and risz1 Egs nzne rssnths sfse- his escape be
lived IN . caEe % 8 fa-za s'elolsgias - Is
.nes ue1r gs,ass En
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
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JE aRyTT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
Saturday, February II, 1888,

81 t4pck ?. az the iisisEias 6sse-issi raj
fsase -zzl ssra5e t4te ina fry1srTy II G & azsss
zlaL. iAsaeEs=-d lG.f 81 ssi.larE.z bsrfsIi-1 VI
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80 = erssI TgEllsiis7l. n sid t.eszuTy. I'D
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fz1iTe-l- and others. containing g. 1eres H11 =
FierfEeS AtrsuE J.le-AAsf j. elsHr- There : 1
zesd sWG-st--r FAM hazss and a1ber 30 ;-faEs
50 tlfs ss-s-alsez Ialis properly j. a1a1arlE.6
srlt1l q god VEN 4 coal
z certain t-srl - lEca sifzz1s n -za
- i.s7Ezi-azT p aflreslliz uzzT fseiEz- A.
tk1 On tie siBe at tne Su-a.r-es and ta1nt5'ia
1lillizEsa1 a5js4lizzg salsis Il sl-ll Sartek- III
fEsfa. n1l E5t-s IL hhssve sdsre ~ 7sErntl lf
land j. sliTtee- iEl9 tsa l-rs ss1-z e1Elal-1iI,e
Ia 1eTe.scs Fart = -llilts-ifli n I acre a1L 10
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EsSfa Ess-esis izrs vol issslres5-
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-z1spe T-zlt, and ether eal-AIlilsG s1f7rs AID
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Fe-r Eg2ss Fsrzl- lE-ls q An1raw May Gl1
II r. S3ETe- LsaEd lA-sar ans li-sss-s flrIt15zl-
Ts1r f-.as az-ts AMI lileHGnee TIE ersster Scr
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eulzivAtlea there J. i1E barn il-re frame
ho-ss slAbis zzsd sz,rzlE-h1l-e ca int lrezzss=s
Aisos god q-r14-z- Jile fa-u J. vel uGserel,
sssa u-ssierlzsd N-ilh r-1zl
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~ - t-Aet q lEad sataats n ssrnzsif tsFH-
sr, aaslsc ssHll-T EsA1 tiIe 1aun sf fra-7er1. sa
sss 1aa rfveT ad izslIal ~ ~ aazzae cslB.ain-
slsz 1-a af-es ana ElioEGars. Thera = AZ szcsl-
itllI y VI Seas o- LIE I-sEzs-ez.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

81; T4s s-ra1k = reE 1eias- lrssissl 5JT rs
liy tiss state Herzass sei'sra af tsaFsoa. Pa
ca Tsszrsssr lasz- g as4fh nf tsssrreen
hADsssa fse- Aher a few 1egz. ~iiira
rgsrs.esl llse rsf q tie derrssk- lis seis ses-
lied s5exn and LA t,en 6swsns s,- -zs
days 3 the rste x fiSs haB.irsd szrTess pr
day 10 saass hslrs been srE'yislsys ars ;ise
sfl J. rzszzsssS zsax. srsskiug eEiie Z streaisi-
vFasyss-s~- hsve b--n srnFaostss y stok
alltr tie szisaF eS ifle Sarnazl sesrpa bald
ne. TIE fsr l. rgz2a5=s y shc tools
siscls are ss< tssls hsle
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

r. J Cranier. >1Feri11crdert q the
schools of Cambria ovuHiE, Tgsuigss sa44rE
afsl sar. " a Cochran. Superintendent
e In,liz1ls c,sl1fy r,-aives a. a sasaly = -l'--
J. n BerkeF- The S-FeTiuiar.issl1 IA soraer-
~ o.Euafy r1ugiFts = is3- u q B;slsn-
lazeii HlntifsEiaa rouuty's szE-riate1asl-
ts.t rece5FsS salary q = 9s' john y
I1ke1s. Of she Biazr E0zHfr sshpois- Sist'a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

d. FiE.IT E-sgf Az d-iifr aft1s Orphan : ssl.z-1
. ~ -8zae-saf fsfHn-T Pec1'a- . f-e uss1fr-
s~zissa esrea1ea VII gK1aze - sale tfV ,l-s-ie
er1-t--f IN - zsi-s7iatl 81 -s-1.-4sst "a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

Al al sAs Fasssl bv the lasa La=i=-Eirre
uakin- s. V.sr 2zF he compression Il il'a
li,u-s of ssfh gsszHfE e - eala and eEe-
~ dsy aeos@z-ssT e-nlloVe1 - the dis-
cAs--e e tiseF dHiiez- 19setaer Eila s5K
os1ts ler nile rficzlar frsm and - t'seiT
Io1aes. once 81 each and every week 'heE
are - ssusa5res The Auditors e 1llis
oouu;y ense-ca uE.oa he fllirsl pseE a silelr
iats-s MaB3ag
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

Tiss-e I'll Be fo;al eclipse &C aiie Floo7
au tlst erezirg e Ian 1Sth- SlsItle eeoer-
ally 1hrszgbou1 tAs eastern and western
c.gl1inaafs The nsoo8 WI enieT TIE earl :
shadow e 81 Tie solsi er2ifss WI tzzs7n
q s-sl- and enc q 7-e and TIE moon VII
8a1fe tle ea-lls s,4aa5ss Il -se ea the
sszne slay. ,se I..aria4 sarurn VII te u rgs-
isa.aion Rith ;iie n1lan, II 50 4 - @aa
izr1le aiss s-iisre vill ass . lisile Eess o. sbe
1asoa siIiFfiIss brightly
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

Ta8s=s s4rr hssasl fr-l E7ssiirzi5ns.s fsr rtt4il
Iic1.s- sis4lers Ecea-e aiel ID rie Freiaano-
1asF : e7ace- gzulaus,ran7es have teea A.
81 a-ziass az box tiszoe--4Eo 1aa1n Asidsssa
AID osse grazl Csals1lsasgh ieHzshiEi. TIE
TsHnorstrazl0e a-ainsr Tie Sa-n-rssz aE1sl-
ea-f co--szfu. 4sf2 uazne-. II xifsra 2 are
fusAles and ~ nlalesl 6sfIhe .aiEer al tat
css are ever The are of twsaltF-sne years
The a45ir4isogas Eili be taken Up u ibe
tsarz Tnes.5zy q ssexf Eek
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-01-18

-- a-8s. s. Ises4sasrd 4 sagAss>
--s .ss4l,y Il Bssees-- 8 Ky
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-10
New MOtiYe.DOWer.

The Scientific American says :-"Sev-
eraI newspapers have referred to a new
invention by one William Timmis,
which, if successful, will revolutionize
motive-power. The inventor is an I'M
pretentious English mechanic residing
in Pittsburg, Pa, who claims to have
invented a machine by which untold
mOtive-pOwer can be stored or used with
out the expenditure of fuel. The story
goes that he has been engaged for years
in perfecting the invention, and is now
negotiating with the governments of
England, Russia, and the United States
for the sale of the right to use his dis
covery, which, if after examination it
proves to be what it claims, will reVOlu-
tionize the motive powers of the world.
He claims to be able to create a pressure
of 20, 0O0lb. per square inch-more than
sufficient to prOpel the largest ocean
steamer ahoat, or to move 80 laden cars
in one train. The machine seems
simply to be an air compressor of the
simplest sort. 1t consists of one small
cylinder (six-horse power), with bal
ance weight of 75lb., which runs the
entire apparatus; another small cylin-
der, sin. diameter, with Tin. stroke,
congresses the air into the tank from
which the power is utilized Under the
piston-plate the inventor has placed two
layers of bars containing eleven different
minerals, the magnetic influence of
which is the secret of the inventor. The
advantages he claims are durability,
economy, and simplicity. Experts have
examined the machine and pronounced
it a success. In submitting his design
to the governments named, Mr.. Timmis
claims that the pneumatic generator can
i
motor, but can be used as a defense
against hostile attacks by means of air
chambers placed behind the armor
plating.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-10

THE Massachusetts Legislature, besides
passing a most admirable ballot law,
similar to that introduced in the last
session here, enacted a law to control the
primaries to some extent. The law pro-
vides certain penalties for some of the
jobs put up in the ward associations,
whereby the primaries instead of repre-
senting the popular will become simply
tools of the politicians. 1t has not be-
come necessary for us to enact laws to
protect the public against our ward asso-
Citations, but the last nominations of
delegates showed some signs of jobbery.
1t will be we'll for our citizens to watch
their rights carefully in these matters,
that we may not fall under the despotic
control of ward politicians.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-10-10

CONSIDERING the great distance these
Islands are from the centers of civiliza-
ton it is surprising how good are the
travelling facilities offered to the tourist
Take our steamers, for instance. The
Kinau of the Wilder Steamship Company
is fitted up to all ;ntents and purposes as
a miniature Ocean-going steamer. The
voyager has a comfortable stateroom,
handy stewards and a liberal table.
Take, on the other hand, the w. G. Hall
of the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company. There are the same excel
lent accommodations, and the servants
are as handy and the table as liberal.
We take these vessels for samples be-
cause they are the ones most used bv
tourists visiting our Islands. Compare
our well fitted and thoroughly clean YES
sells with those that run among the West
India Islands, and the Hawaiian steam
ships will take the palm for comfort and
cleanliness.
Then, when the traveller reaches either
Punaluu or KeauhOu, the landings for the
volcano, he finds every preparation made
for him. At Punaluu is a good hotel.
where his comforts are we'll looked after.
A tram carries the travellers to Pahala
and from there he mounts his horse and
proceeds on his way to the volcano. By
the Keauhou route the tourist is landed
only fourteen miles from the volcano
and at once mounts, riding some five
miles to the top of a pail or precipice.
Then the road is an excellent one and
coach bowls over it at fine rate.
The Volcano House is a comfortable. !
well-conducted establishment. Though |
twenty miles from anywhere, it is we'll |
supplied with food and other comforts.
Guides for the volcano are always ready
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Political Rumor.

An attache of the British Embassy at
Berlin, who stands high at the German
Court, in an interview regarding the re-
port of Prince Bismarck's intention to
resign, which first made its appearance
in the Independence Beige, said: There
is more foundation for the rumor than
appears on the surface. The divergence
of opinion between the young Emperor
and the Chancellor has gradually wild
ened into an abyss similar to the one
which divided Emperor Frederick and
Prince Bismarck. In both cases the
difference began with army reforms, a
step toward liberalism, and eliminated
in projected marriage, this latter bring
ing forth a threat of resignation from the
German Chancellor. In the present
case the betrothal of Princess Sophie of
Germany to the Duke of Sparta is the
straw which has broken the camel's back.
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VIII Change His Mind.

One of the precocious coming Cum
ming by name) geniuses in far east
village school contributed the following
to the composition literature of the
institution, the theme being ''Girls':
When girls are born their parents are
mad, and they have a good right to be
too. In heather lands many of them
are drowned like kittens in Christian
lands they are unfortunately permitted
to live. While yet sprawling on all tours
they make for the rag baby and the doll.
The voice of the girl is then squeaky like
the chirp of the grasshopper; by-and-by
it gets loud and shrill like the yelping of
lap dog. Girls fix their hair over their
eyes after the fashion of COW with a
board over its face, and they kill birds
to stick in their hats. They wash them
selves with buttermilk to cover their
treckles. They are fond of jewelry and
dress, and as proud as peacocks. Some
OF the dear creatures are wonderfully
pretty, but o, my! how we'll they know
it. L shall probably change my mind
about girls by the time l am 1515 years
old.
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THE DAILY
WEDNESDAY, :OCTOBER 10, 1888.

In THE article on technical education
yesterday, the types made II. r. Hitch
cock read, " Robert Hitchcock" Per-
haps the printer would say the fault lay
in the copy, not in the type setting.
Horace Greeley once wrote letter de-
Ginning an engagement to lecture. After
a weeks study the committee wrote an
answer thanking him for his acceptance
and adding that they would try to get him
seventy-five engagements as his letter
requested! But, then, Horace Greeley
does not edit any of the Honolulu papers.
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cross his own track, or sail right back
over the course he had jess come.
can Waterhouse, who Rugged Gibson
in the hall once, was there. An Hitch
cock; he had hydrophoby about married
people not bein' able to run away from
each other. An Smith, who didn't talk
much, an was agin amendments.
can there was Cecil Brown as hand
some as ever. An some others, an lot
of kids an sheep.
"Ah q most forgot, Castle was
there. He was put in as navigating
officer an had charge OF the desk.
"Well, take 'em all together, cook an
all, they did pretty well, Strengthened up
things good deal. I'm course they
made asses of themselves sometimes,
but on the hull things is much better
than they was"
"Well, Bumps, I'se glad ter hear you
say so. l gets confused hearin' different
fellers talkin' about things, an some
times wish [ couldn't hear very we'll like
that nice old Teller [ met in at Notes
t'other day. He's a Teller they say has
sailed tween here an Californy three or
four hundred times, an has jess bought
a volcano up near a cattle ranch. [ went
in ter git some coffee an he was settin'
there an looked so pleasant like after a
little L hove up alongside Nv him, an
asked him what volcanoes was wurth by
the barrel, an he looks at me mild an
gentle an says, Maine has gone repub-
likin an it looks a leetle squally for
Cleveland. [ can't tell how it will CO. |
tell you that man has lots to be thankful
fer"
By this time it was about dark and the
reporter had to leave.
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IT WAS said in some of the California
papers that Mr.. @. w. MaCfarlane had
stated in an interview that the financial
status of the Islands was bad, that we
are on the verge of bankruptcy; that a
political revolution was probable and
much else of the kind. Mr.. Macfarlane
is not here to speak for himself and so
cannot deny or affirm the truth of these
statements. But that he said anything
of the kind is very doubtful. He is not
in love with the present administration
and probably is not in sympathy with
the reform movement. But he is a sharp,
Clear-headed man when business is in
vOlved, and that is just what is involved
In the present case. He went to Eng
land on business connected, it is gener-
ally believed, with the Watson plantation
scheme on Kauai. That plan will be a
success if English capitalists can be con-
WINGED of the safety of investing here
The best way to drive them away is to
lead them to believe the political condi-
ton of the country to be unsound. Mr..
Macfarlane did not go to drive off British
capital, consequently he probably did
not begin his journey with any such
statements as he is credited with. No
doubt the whole thing is part of the
general lying plan of California papers
to discredit the Islands.