davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18
WHerIsf.

= Die 8eifIi9en Der 5tabt bieltett
cine 8eriammIung OBJ uuo bef1lpfen,
Der 2egislatur cine BiI su unterbreite1,
unb our Nnuabme empfeblen, pono6
oos b~eitehenbe SDnniassgefeB better
ausgefabti uno ieber unlaug nit MuRt
&C., mobur6 cine Strung beg @ottes.
bienltes berbDrgerufen tpirb, berboten
iuerben fann. Sie fatboIii6e @eiili@s
felt bat f6 geueisett, biefes 8Drseben
gu unterfiben.
Sie Werfaeuge, pel9e bic Gin
BREEDER i'm Soste'f6en Store benubten,
waren aug ber S1mieoemerfidtte bon
@eper 6 Witt on Der Nacosbo6ess
StraBe geffoblen pDrben.
= @nbli9 1T tpieoer einnral cine
Mnsabl beutf4er @inpanberer einges
trofen. sic bertbeilen fh auf bic Ott-
i6aften entlang Der Suniet 8abn.
0Dfentli6 bat Der regere Dampferberz
febr swiiden @alDeiton uno Der alien
@elt aud bas Cute, baB ct urs bon
bort uieber regelm6bige @iumanberer.
aufubr brin9t.
= Sermann 3unfer unb @ntilie
Sdnte lieBen fd einen 0eiratbsf@eiu
ausfellen. Or. Sc. 9inbner bot iG
nit JrduIein s. @ebrbabn berlobt.
= Sci Dem @iienbabnun9lid aui
Der Station &pIe murben 80 gerfonet
berlebt, aber teine get6Stet. 8erlebun.
gen ern5tsrer Mri erbieIten II YaRagie.
re, barunter s. s. Soanion, MiB Soba.
fon, %. &ii1e unb %. s. Gii6er Dnu
San Mntoaio. Sic 96ulb on ben
Jugenieur beg Spe5iaI3uses bei8umeI
fen, ber bic @ignale gum Nnbalten MD
bea6tste.
= 9on bet 6irma 2ppfer 6 senl
ginger uns PrDbesN ummern Der nSQu
ffrirten 3eituns" unb Der yWoberaet
2una" gu.
= Die Surfer . 6aGs tpiro beut'
Mbeno Dorausf@tli9 big auf ben leBter
plaB gefHlt iein.
= Bon ben Querbalfen beg piertet
Stodmerfes Beg Banfgebdubes OH bel
Soutoa , GtraBe firste sefern Na6.
mittag bet Merifaner Bonita bur9 oil
Defining fur ben glebator berab. 81
tpar auf fur3e 3eit beinnungslos, ionf
aber feinesDegs bei6dbigt.
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= Der Deriu9 Der Beraubung ber
@1preB Gar bes tpefli9 gebenben gu.
ges ser Seras paeifc . Babn apil1en
ben Giatione1 Sierra BIonca unb pes
cos, TT babur6 bereitelt tporbeu, 6aB
bic grpreBs@ efe0i9aft babon Minb CT,
belt, cine Mn3abI Beuafneter na1s
i6idte unb bic Mngreifer, bic fi@ in Der
Sbat eingeiteGt batten, bertreiben lieb.
@iner ber Betuafneten murbe ners
tpunbet.
= Cine 6euersbrunit in 6mitbpiGe
aerf6rte bic Stores bon 6ubgins &
Co., &. 2iIpatrid, bas Sits 6oteI, ben
Gleifdmartt bon 6. M. Giarfe unb
bic 6aloons bon 9il uub 6. 8. gegIes
fton.
Sn DsHau III BITE pDEioffee agf.
geboben norben. Die poffa@en geben
mad GistbiIe, Srabis @ountp.
SSn 8ictoriu farb peter SitterIe,
Der i'm Sabre 1851 eintpanberte unb
felt Der 3eit beitdubig in 0ictoria tpobn'
baft mar.
= Na9 abilene tpurbe bic 2ei6e
bon Oscar S~plittgerber gebraht. Der.
feIbe mar nit elmer Wiu@eterbii9ie
bewaffnet ON Samftog forteeriiten unb
am Wontag tuurbe bic 9ei@e nit aers
I6mettertem Gopfe aefunben. Die
anuabme III, baB bic Bd@ie bur@ 3us
faa Iossins unb er fi@ ielbft eri6oRen
bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18
MISUNDERSTANDING

Petitioneu: lin Observation-Disclosures
BON Netnton & @anbers; g.. s. 9ps
pletpbite; @bas. 90. Green; s. s..
Wagner unb Nnbere poler cine Bride
gebaut baben iiber ben MIa3an,@reet an
MonterenzS trabe.
Das StraBen > &omite beri9tet 3u
@unften ber @rweiterung ber Gibs
grefas6 trabe, awii6en Mrcienega> unb
Bilita : 9traBe, ~borausgefebt bic Nns
tuObner geben @runb unb 8oben foifens
fret. Die Stabt IdBt bic Gen3en ridden.
Sn genter'6 traBe bletbt bur6 grtpei.
terung Der 9traBe ales unberdnbert.
Die WaferIeitung mirb bic 6riebs
ri9sburger 6traBe enilang peiterse>
fhbrt tperben.
Die Stabt iibernimmt Is neue Geu'
%erbDbrauten.
Der Sbgenieur b~erIieit cine Site BON
5traBen, bic teine Narnen baben unb
empfieblt, baB iebe Nbenue ~minbefens
60 6uB brett iein muB.
Nn Strofgelbern gingen i'm pergan'
geren MOuat i'm Poliseis@ eri9t $1431
ein.
Ser Nnnalt tpirb beauftragt eine
Srbinan3 CUR Obligatorii@en Smpfung
Der S6ulfinoer aus3uarbeiten. Die
feIbe tpirb unmittelbar barauf porgelegt
unb angenommen. sic f1reibt Dor,
baB iebes Ginb elm gertifitat boraeigen
muB, bob es innerbalb Der lebten feds
Sabre 9eimpft purbe.
Neue Nntrdge: OF Commerce unb
Sofopas StraBe perben an Der Bride
brainirt. Die Commerce , SiraBen.
Bride foa auf ibre Si9erbeit bin ses
britt tuerben.
Der Nnirag, bob bic Gtabt ben
Damn on Der @artenifraBe fertieftellen
ldBt tpirb benz Jiuau3 . 2omite ibers
mieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18
gNis Elm g1nlhinninner 9elsnrnmr

= Wie Elm Maibinstoner 3elssramm
bonn Il. Nobembet melbst, bot bas
Staais ? Deportenent bonn @enerals
@oniul s. 8. @iQis in 0aoanna cine
Sepef3e erbaIten, Del6e bic Mittbeis
lung btingt, baB laut elmer Nnasige i'm
@s9ierur9s sSournal bic 8orfbenben
ber 9anbeisfammer, ber Oefnomii1en
@eieuidaft, bes 8sreirs Ser 5abaf,
pflan3er unb Gabritanten, iotpie Der
3uder. pFanaer auf eiuen 8sfebI bon
Wabrib bin mad 0apanna berufen
tDorben fnb, UNI cine SommiIRpn su
eraennen, bic nod Wabrib gehen uno
sort perFbnli@ Bic MnR0ten Der ges
aannten @eieGi6aften betreffs zines
8egenieiti8teits 8ertra9es unb ben Ser.
Staatea geltenb MAIDEN Toll. @s i9eint
fomit. oaB 5panien ni9t Gbgensigt 1T
cine Brobe nit Der 9lainei1en &eci.
proaiidtss Sbee au5GfeIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18
Das biesidhriae 0erbfael@dft in

= Dos o~iesidbrige Derbfgei1dft In
@albeffon 1T Elm berartis uaermartet
groBss gepeien, baB bic beiben 0aupts
babner, lpel6e mad benz big ieBt einsis
gen 6a1enplab bon Seras fibren, bic
SnternatiDnals unb bic Santa Ges8aba,
faum i'm Gtanoe eepeien fnb, ben Mn'
f%orberungen, tpeI9e bic 8aummDlen=
grnte on lie fteIte. @euiige au ~leiiten,
obglei@ elm GROCER She'll Der
8aummolIe unb bes SeIfu6ens auf
benz 8apou gu 5dif oortbin sebra9t
tporben lit. I'm etnem Sage In Der bOs
risen @o9e fomen ). Q. apei Gra6ts
3ige berein, bon melGen Der cine IS
inb Der anbere "a groBe Wagen adbIte
uno ieber 3tpei 2ofomotibsn n6tbig hat'
te. DaB es unter biefen 8erbdltnifen
bier uno ba on Wagen unb GcfomDtis
ben our 8ef6rbsrung bet Gra6t feblte,
uno baB ber gerfDnenbienf barunier
leiben muBte, mar cine natiirli9e Tpls
ge, unb bic Notbuenbi9feit zines bop.
pelten @eleifes flr bic beiben borbans
benen Babnen apif9en 6ouiion uno
@aIbeffon ober bon elm paar peitererl
neuen 8abnen ftelte fi9 alf bas uaabs
~ueisbarte beraus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18
Mobuae Mauner aao sSramem.

Start unb rcbut fnb pteientsen, ipelbe bic @ebpte
Der GeiuubbettspHese beaaten, tereu buuptid9li@ife8
TT: Gorge fur CUTE @erbeuuns. Gp balD bu BON els
mem temipprdren gnfau bes Gptfeinbes ~berielben, ndris
lid Osspepie, beimseiuht m%prben, 70 i8lase leine
~fplsenben Gusriffe as nit Sptetter'8 MasenbitterS.
aus benz Wsasen fOmuen bic srunbIesenben @db,ftpf>
fe, pel@e bic Nueae ber araft iinb, unb, in raid pull
iirenbes 9Iut umsepanbeIt, ba8 game 86rperipftent in
lettunssfdbtsem 3ufan6 erhalten. 0pSpepttter finb
blab pon @efdtSfarbe, abSe5ebrter 0eitalt, nersbs,
baben feinen Nppetit, f@lafen f4ledt. Nebmen fe ba8
senannte Masen>Gligtr, 10 werben fe pieber tart unb
eIajtii9, bic erf@redenbe Maserfett pet4t ether wpbl=
hdbisen Giae, Der Mppettt febrt rpieber, bic Nerrpftdt
~perihpinbet, Der Sdlaf rriro rubis nnb erfriiaenb, an
Steue Der 8%erittmmtbcit rnb a~ensitthtett, ipelhe ben
9etbenben ~peintsen, trttt Srobmutb, Ginpfdnali@tett
fir ale, adj 70 Iiben Semitic be8 2eben8. Dian ses
braude bas BitterS BET nlalartaarttseu, btItbien, rbeuz
mattl1eu uub RierenIeioen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18
H q.

Der Ybptpgrapb, go. IL unb Ii
@ef=@ommerceiraBe, nabe Oer Bride,
bei@dftigt nur &infler erffer Slafe
uno liefert bic feinfen Gilber in alea
mobernen Gormen unb 9~erieuunsse
peiien su raifonablen preifer.
Sur Aufnabme pon 9duferut, MnR@s
ten &C. perben GlinifIer mad irgeno
einem 3beile ber Stabt Dber bes Staaz
tes geI9idt.
BilOer nerben nersrbBert. Wenbet
@u9 niGt an GreHbe, fDnoern fragt
mad unieren Club : Staten.
Wir ~berlangen feline auBergep6bn'
liGen preife uno garantiren ale unb
iebe Nrbeit. 3D. lin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18
Sualens Mrutca.galbe.

Die bette SaIbe Der Geft fir 5@nitte,
Quetf@uneen, @efdpure, 6ieber. uno 9ant'
slusf9las, 6le@te, %selpruneene SdnSs, 6rOtt'
bsulsn uub aue Sauttranfbei.en F.; turirt ad'
mOrrtoiben ober feline BeSabIung. Bhaiss
Satisfattion garantirt ODER bas @eIb Dtrh
aurideraattet. rs Gents bic S@a6tel. Bum
Bertauf In allen apotbelea. Drets, 2tomS'
fon & Co., @bolsfaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18

@egen einen S@nitt, Bei@dbisung,
Siebs ober 8ranbpunben giebt es ni9ts
8eHeres, aIs GbamberIain's
pain Balm. Die Wunbe beilt
i9neler, aIs bur9 irgenb elm naberes
prdparat, uao, tperni bieielbe ni1t gar
au i9limm III, obne Narben 3u binter,
laHen. gu BADEN BET &. gobu G. Co.,
s. Ralteper & Son unb allen beoeuten.
ben NbDthetern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18
Yam1 agm r.

sas- Serb. Gbeling bot eineu Bar
room erffer @laRe er6fnet Wei. Goms
merces5 Str. 239 (friiber Nettes apo'
tbefe.) 5iets frii6es Bier an 3apfe,
feline Wbistep's uno CUTE @igarren.
Gin gemiitbli6es 2ocal, bas Sober be-
iu6en foltel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18

TO @apt. McOonalb, Salpeiton, beitas
tiSt: yNa9pem ih 8etbesba @aier fir iieben
8pden gebrau6t batte, bin i9 BON elmer faft
Speiidbrisen drcnii9en Sidrrbpe gebeilt."
@eltpn & 6 o., @rocers, Souitpnitrabe, pers
faufen bas @a1ier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18
8adza SIRIUS fir bic 8eibmadtsseit.

SD erIaube mir ansuseisen, bab i'd %seionusn
bin, eincn Bad. &urfnS fir bic @eibs
na6tssett bonn 20. Gppember bis 20. De-
sember III erbffnen. Sn bemielben tperOen fol.
genbe 8ddcreien praftif9 selebrt; Niirnbers
9er unb Sborner 2eb. pber9feffertud1en unb9fefs
~ferniife, 9iibeder unb ~&Dnissberser Mar3ipan
in 3orten unb Sriidten, iepe 9(rt Mafrpnen,
5oipie biperie tleine SUDDEN uub iebe 9rt Iorte.
Nud, iperben 8%elteaunsen in pbis seuanuten
Saden Al ieber i3eit angenpmmen tnb gu &c.
beuteub biaieeren 9reiien ME ancersipp pers
abfplst.
&nmeleungen perOcn in no. 211 Bonnie
Giraffe ieeen Gag bon 10 bis IL llbr |ormit.
tags entgeSeugenpmnen.
MrS. 6. 8ramn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18

banr rur II SUB unb q 3ol WaRer
gu 5ieben, unb bas bat Der Sampfer
8renbi an Is. Nopember 9eleifet,-io
it Der Ganbbants &anaI in Saloefon,
menn 9euou geuommen, f9ou fiir ale
prattii9en 3tpeGe ausrei1enb, uno
anes toas u6tbig erf6eint, wtrbe ietn,
bic 56iffe, tpel9e bic teranif9en pros
butte fortboIen folen, 10 au bauen,
baB fie bic Is SUB tiefe Gabrtrabe pafz
firen f6anen; es m69te b69ftens nod
als eeboten erf6einen. bur6 ftetige
Baggerarbeit bic iebt borbanbene Siefe
bon Is SUB gu erbalten. Srobbem
Dirb aber natiirli9 an Der 0erheuung
bes Seranii9en 8unbes 8iefbafens
fortgearbeitet, unb bon &e9tswesen.
Ser groBe staat Seras bat Nnipru6
ouf einen groBartisen unb allen, aud
ben tpeiteif gebenben Nnforberungen ent'
fpredenben 9afen, unb niro ibn, tuabr.
i@sinli9 iogar mebrere, i@on In aaber
3ufunft ba5en.
Ser @ertb ber terauii4eu modens
Musfubr oller probutte = allein 3d.
O60, 1888 fur bic BON @aIpefon aus ers
portirten ~betra9enb, bic auBer Baumz
noble aus 1888 Sod Msiaenmebl, 566
Ballen 9dute, 1857 Baden WoIe, 1850
Ballen Sfle, COZ Sud pefanniiKen,
200 SdIern MoIahes beftehen, = felt
f9, ben 9olaerport iber Sabine PaB,
benz Grport bDn Baumtpole, @tfen &c.
tber Seferfon unb anoere Buntte
binsugere@net, bielei@t mod UNI Elm
5iemli9 betrddtlides b6ber un6 ereiebt
ieoenfaIs elm 5acit, bas f6 febem lai'
fer barf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18

na- 3ein 9umbugl Wir berfanfen
ale OamensM dnteI gum balben preiie.
g. & 60.
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Gin friber bel ber Irmee lfebenber
Muaoarst unb iebt bebeutenber 4rat I'M
0fli6en Soma, mubte unldngf auf eis
nige Sage iein 6eim perlahen; tpdbs
renb ieiner Mbneienbeit befam zines
oer Rinoer cine i9Dere @rfdltung, NOS
rauf ieiue Srau iofort cine Jlaf9e
0@bamberlain's Cough &emebp" bolen
IieB. Mit benz er5ielten &eiuItate tuar
fie 10 aufrieben, baB bel dbnli9en Jdleu
gu perfdiebenen 3eiten bieielbe Mebi3irt
gebrau6t uurbe. Na9 eisener lleber.
aeugung bebauptet ber arst, baB es bas
5uberldif9fte prdparat gesen @rtdltrng
tudre unb before @rfolge eraiele, als it,
9enb zines, mas ct ie gebrau9t babe.
gu ~berfaufen bel sc. Cohen & &c.,
&alteper & Son unb allen bebeutenben
0rDQuilfeu.
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- Srarf 81. 8ennis, @lpt. ser @rano
RapibS StooI 6urn. 60, iast: ,9ieies gez
tResba @aier Fat mein 2eben ~eerettet. 8eIz
ton & So, @rpcers, Souitonftrabe, perfars
fen baiielbe Bel Ser Slaide pber Site.
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= Cine einmalise M~ntpenbuug bon
81. Safobs.O Del bel Groftbeuleu mirt
fofortige 2inoerung Der S@mer3er
bringen.
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6eute, = heikt es in einer1 Be-

- 9eute, = beibt es in einem Be-
ri9t bonn ID. Nobember aus Beaumont,
Sefetfon County, : 1T bier auf BEN
Maanolla 9it9bof Ger tpabrl9einIi@
dltefte Mtafn. spelder our 3eit in ben
Wsreinisten 5iaaten geIebt bat, bearas
ben lporbeg. Ser Nerhorbene, Gobert
Gibb, famnIte aus Nmberf @ountp in
Wlrginiep, mar i'm Sabre 1774 geboren
uno our 3eit ieines Sobes 116 Sabre,
8 Monate unb 2 Sage oft. Big atpei
Sabre pOr ieiuem Sobe bate er fid ftets
bet beFen @eiunbbeit gu e%rfreuen &c.
babt; uageFdbr UNI bic eenannte 3eit
that er einen 5aQ, in Golge beHen ct
cine 3eitlang bettld9ertg nor, uno bon
ia ob tpuroe CT allmdlig f9md9er.
@eiftis btieb er big gum Iebten Sage
frQftig unb bate eiu 8ebd1tniB, meIs
DIES f9 Der @~rei9ni1e, bic Dor einem
Sabrbunbsrt pafirt parer, IL Gut err
innsrte, als BGtten fe f9 ge1ern 3uges
tragen.
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sds- $5.U1dntel fur $24; $e.Mdnie.
fir 80 BEL g. 9eut9&@ o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18

Sn aussburg bat cine urrne Sas
gel6bner' Grau am IA. Nsbember ibrsm
70. 4inbe bas 2eben gegeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18

E- General Graitts 9trst, Ser beritbrnte
Or. Sbraop, Stem Oorf, iast: ,S9 babe genug
babon perIdrteben, beb man borin l6fpimmen
fbnnte. "-Samit meittt er @aufelba Bethesda
8aier. @eltpn&gp. D, @rpcers, Spuitpns
1ftb NabarrpzS traBe, a~lleinige Ngenten. Ser
fa1felr Bel Der SlaiAe utb Site. Srast Guren
9tpptbefer bana1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18
eterben nid,t tint SaaSe.

RoUGH ON RATS bertilst 8atten, Wduie
xno Sdnaben. Gable 10 Gents.
ROUGH or WORMS. Cine fidere @urm'
Mebi3in. 25 Gents.
RoUGH ON CoRNs. GIifFs 10 Gents.
NDmab on GDm8bs.
@eseu Suasn, grtaltuns, Seiierfeit i@lim,
inen gals. 25 @ents.
ROUGH ON ToOTHACHE. Stiat ieoen
8abnfdmert. 15 Gents.
2eaurelIe Oil.
gerbinbert bic 8ilbnns bon @un3eln unb
Galten in Der Sant. 8erbitet OaS @eltperben
uab altern bet Gefi9tSjige. erbdlt Suseno unS
Griide In tpunoerbarer Weife. $1.0o srose Gla'
fden, bel allen apOtbetern.
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q @aberiGs 81 n be3ablt 4
Proaent 3inien FIR 3eit,D epofiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-18

SIM Haue bon arontbeit ODER
nngtud 9ewdbren tpir TETS
ldnsere 3eit. Shit Sbpctbesen.
Noten fam biss nidtgef1ebeu.
@ir brauden unfsre Roten
nnb Siderbeiten ui1t an Ban.
tiers ober geloberleiber ai
transferiren, I'M nit Dem gelb
infer @ef@dft neiieraufabrer.
Bir brauden ni9t lobe
Yreife gu bereduet fir Sn.
ftrumente, ipeIGe tuir auf Set
berfaufen, um Die 8inieu ar
8orf9uhe beranssufdlaeeu.
E
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@tablirt 1866.
: nos. Coggan 4 Bros.
San Mutnnin. SernR
Can Mntonio, Seras.

Bir berfaufen @tanos unb
Srseln 10 niebris sesen baar
oSer anf 10 lei@te 3ablunsen
YIN nie trsenb Elm Gaus i'm
Noroen oher Suoen.
8ir tooQen feline Noten ODER
St5erbeit, pena mir Wianos
oher Srseln perfaufeu. 8ir
relerotren nnS bas anredt euf
baS Snfrument.
Noten fonnen lei9t britten
@erfonsn iibertrasen perbea,
pel9e Die @intofuns Oerfelbea
ersuingen.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-07

That usually quiet place Lahaina,
Maui, was the scene of much gayety on
New Years day, on account of large
gathering of Sunday schools. Besides
those in Lahaina there were schools
from the island of Molokai, Waiiuku,
Waihee, Hama, Makawao, Paia and
Hamakuapoko. These different schools
were taken to Lahaina on the steamers
Mokolii, Likelike and w. G. Hall. The
exhibition took place in the large Wal
nee church, in the afternoon and even
ing. The building was crowded to over
flowing on both occasions. Between the
afternoon and evening exhibitions there
was grand luau, and at the first sitting
the tables were occupied by $50 persons.
The exercises and singing of the differ
ent schools was really excellent The
Judges were unable to come to any deci-
sion as majority were of the opinion
that all were equal. A detachment of
the Royal Hawaiian band added much
to the enjoyment of the affair by their
fine playing. FL. r. Fl. Liliuokalani
and many prominent residents on Maui,
were among those present.
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HILO HAPPENINGS.

The sociable and ball at the Court
House hall, Hilo, ON New Years eve
was enjoyed by sociable lot of people,
all seemed to assimilate. 1t was gener-
ally conceded that it was the most en-
joyable gathering that has been held in
many years. The music under direc-
ton of G. j. Stevens was excellent. At
midnight the dancers sang American
airs accompanied by the band, there
were fireworks, and the bells also rang.
The night seemed like day, the moon
shone so bright. Dancing was kept up
to an early hour Wednesday morning.
On Christmas eve there was dance
at Wilson's livery stable. The carts and
carriages were all put on one side and
the dancers had good time, but it was
not the same rink as it was before the
transformation.
Just now We see what an accommoda-
ton a railroad would be. The Kinau
could not land her freight at Papaikou
so she landed it at Hilo. Wilson s
truck with six horses took it as far as
Paukaa and the balance Of the way it
was carried on the backs of mules.
j. Nawahi, Esq, and R. w. Wilcox
have gone on an electioneering tour
among the plantations on this side Of
Hawaii. Doubtful if they meet with
any better success than was done here.
An effort was made to get the Hail
church for Wilcox to speak in but most
of the trustees objected, SO he had to
leave without making his little speech.
An effort was made to raise money for
Wilcox but very little was raised. Mr..
Nawahi, who has, for many years been
quite an active member of Hail church
will not go there any more it is said.
He is angry because the church was re-
fused Wilcox. The church had some
beautiful present to give Nawahi
Christmas, but he. would not accept it.
The silver voiced Kekoa formerly min
lister and lawyer is also displeased, and
will not 60 to Hail church any more.
Nawahi and Major Baker, it is said,
will run for the Legislature. The reg
ular ticket is strong one. 1t is unfor-
tunate that there should be so many in
the field. At meeting held at the
Court House January LIST, r. Rycroft and
Kamoku we're recommended to be NOM
mated as Representatives. Some of the
Portuguese wished to have Silva recon-
| mended for nomination.
During 1889 $4,000 worth of fertilizer
and $4,000 worth of flour has been
brought to Hilo. ]. A. NJ.
Hilo, January I'd.
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TEDIroRIAL.1

We print in to-day's issue trans
lation from the Luso Hawaiiano of
December Is. We are not in posi-
ton to know how far it represents
the sentiments of the large body of
Portuguese voters, but if it does rep
resent them generally it shows that
they are not likely to prove an ele-
ment of danger in our politics. The
items in the platform laid down by
the Luso coincide generally with the
policy of the party in power. The
advisability of general introduce
ton of municipal governments is
certainly doubtful, though possibly
the time has come when Hilo, Wal
luku and Honolulu can make the
change with advantage. 1t is also
questionable whether any reduction
of the national debt is consistent
with large extension of the work
of public improvement, but at any
rate some of the debt may perhaps
be refunded at lower rate of inter
est. The structures of the Luso on
the Hawaii ticket for Mobiles seems
unhappily not without foundation.
The ticket needs some revising in
order to make it truly representa-
tive, and also more in harmony with
the wishes of the various districts.
AS to the charge made by our Portu-
guese contemporary against Mr..
Hind, we can only say that it is most
injurious, and we earnestly hope
that it is without foundation. The
work of the Government in carrying
out the provisions of the Homestead
Act, constitutes one of its most use
full services. Any effort on the part
of any planter to obstruct the opera
ton of that Act, disqualifes him for
candidacy and only tends to SOW the
seeds of disrtust and bitterness
against the planters.
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The n. p. NJ. Institute.

The students OF the Institute had their
annual feast on New Years day. The
new recitation room was appropriately
trimmed with ferns and notices. Mr..
c. A. Brown gave the porker, and other
friends contributed generously to the
luau. The carpenter work is all done on
the new buildings, and the last coat of
painting is all that remains for the con-
tractor to do. Funds are needed now to
furnish and fit up the various rooms.
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One of those pleasant monthly gather
ings of the Hawaiian Mission Chlldrens'
Society was held Saturday evening at
the residence of Mr.. P. G. Jones, Nuu-
anu avenue. The Rev. S. E. Bishop
presided. Several interesting contribu-
tions to the "Maile Wreath" were read.
Miss May Anterior gave an acceptable
vocal number and piano trio by Misses
Damon, Cornwell and Widdiield was
we'll rendered
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The Mechanics Union and Hui Ka-
laiaina will have mass meeting at the
Honolulu Rifles Armory, Beretania
street, Wednesday evening at 7:30
O'Clock, at which some of the nominated
candidates will probably speak.
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New Years day was observed as a
general holiday throughout the city.
Government and private business was
suspended in all quarters. Pleasure
seekers took in all parts of interest
Eva, Pail, Punchbowl hill, Waikiki and
the city front.
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Several of the new ballot boxes for the
Noble tickets, to be used in the coming
election in the Kona and Kau districts,
were shipped on board the steamer VIC.
Hall yesterday. The boxes are strongly
made, fitted with locks, and distinctly
marked with the name of the voting pre-
cinct. The steamer also carried the sup
plies of registers of voters for the above
districts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-01-07

The French cruiser Champlain sailed
for San Francisco Wednesday taking
mail.
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There was large attendance at the
services of the Second Congregation Of
st. Andrews Cathedral on Sunday.
Rev. Alex. Macintosh preached in the
morning and the pulpit was occupied in
the evening by Rev. F. L. Warleigh, B.
A., Chaplain of H. B. NJ. S. Champion.
The choir rendered fine music at the
latter service.