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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15
TRAIN TIME TABLES.


UhAND hAH1DS 1897
AND INDIANA RAILROAD.
s1Aus GOING xoRTH.
Ar. from II; eoinR
For Cadillac and Saginaw Is am foam
70 Traverse City ana
0AckinaW............-........ eO0An 110p m
For Petoskey and Mack
NAV city: slopn NloD N
csgo.. 83spm
Tram arriving from the South s Is m and
90 m daiy; other trains daily except bun
snAISs CONG SOUTH.
AT. from Ly; going
FOR Kaismsz ZOO 4 Chicago. 1tos . m
For H. Wayne aud the
kAet.....-.....-...... II ~ q m ~ m
For KsIama1oo ( CnIeaSo- Il oop m iSD m
FROM Sag naw..-......-.~..-... II 80 IN
Trains Gavin south q 6 o p N and IL 20
m, run daily. ether trains daily except
sLEErrxo AND rARLoR oAa sFRvrok
North 10 m train has parlor ar Grand
Rapids to Petosky and Mackinaw City.
~ =, ~ ,rsin has Ia Sleeping cars Grand nap
South o. m train has srieF car Grand
10 los . m train has arlor car Grand Rapids
600 m train has WaEna sleeping Car
Grand Rapids to Cincinnati.
n4 pm train has Wagner Sleeping Car
Grand Rapids TO Chicaso
MUSHROOM. GRAND RAPIDS 4 INDIANA
or IA uSa egon.. -. Lv e IS IN III - = m - n
From .Ar-lo 20 = m 40 70 s05 N
Sunday train leaves for Muskegoa - V IN
Arrives from 4uskegon5 - . N.
CHICAGO vIAa RAJ
I've. 1rsnd hsIias AZ 20 :. II ~ 70 IL ~
Arr Chicago..-..- . IS IN % m 80 IN
10 05 q m trsn has through Psrior Car. aud
II ~ 10 train daily THROUGH wagner Sleeping
Car.
I've Chicago; -7 oe . m lop m 10 10
Arr Grand Rapids.-..l 50 . m Is p IN % N
5 10 m train has through Parior Car and
% 10 m train daily through Wagner Sleep
ing Car.
Through tickets and full Information can %
had By calling upon A. A mQulst, ticket agent.
~ union station. Or Geo..M. hunson. Union
ticket agent 81 Eonroe-st, Grand Rapids
Mich.
c. L. LOCKWOOD Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING.

WHEREAS. L; J, o'Connell dio. on the eth
w day OF July. 1872. make 10 note for the sum
Of thirteen hundred and seveuty-fve dollars
si.s73l. payable ninety days after "a date.
payable 10 his own order. and did edge
collateral security for the Payment OF said
note. two bonds Of the Chattanooga Electric
said bonds being numbered ni ETY. three @0
and ninety-four. respectively. and be n each
the face value OF one thousand dol srs.
lars 81. 0o0 and being Fari of s-rTes Of Two
hundred bonds numbered coneecuftveiy tom
one a. TO Two huu dred COZ inclusive and
bearing date October "a. Isss and secured ~
mortgage x ven ~ sato ChztsnceEa Electric
Light eompany on al ifs property rights aud
francb,sss both pr ~ q snd future acquired.
- morigsge having been erecut-e ~
tionai Trust com Az. - trustee. ser TIE hel
d.-s ~ sad lords And
Whereas. the ssio D. J. oCenneii
did. by the terms OF such Detr krd
agreement. give the holder fuI rover and
authority 70 collect Al e,rense ~ said D j.
y cornell and & sell said be- nulst'sr-d
g ard - AZ any place at public or private SAFE.
81 the holder option.on the non Derformance
OF the above promise contained In SID ness.
And
Whereas. said note aud ssid hcncs 50
pledged vas frsft ferfsd by l., J. oCohseii 90
&. y. Beebe. AID ~ - q =. y. Beebe 10 the
Grand. Rapids Savings BaHt whir ~ vr-
tue II SAID trsnsief, the preseat hoscer and
owner thereof And
Wherss default has been MADE n TIE ply
ment OF the nouev secured ~ fEic note and
by said bonds 90 pievged.
Now. therefore, notice ls bersty given that
on the 1871 dag 81 rfmbef. ~ feD 'fio>t "a
the fornoon OF said day. sffhe front 9 ~ door
Of the sfHnd Rapids savings B2Ek. "a she cts
Of Grand Rapids. Kent county. AichiEan. ~
order 70 secure The payment - he amount OF
SAID note, with Interest and protest. fens
lBeron the cnsts ana erutn 80 ~ sac sH,
the said Grand Rapids Savings Bank Will 81
~ public vencDe 10 the CHEST eiddsf, Sale
bonds IN herrd 81 ard -.
Dated. Grsnd RAPIDS. Michigan. Fosem-
THE GRAND BAPII.s ssvfNe BANK.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

ADMINS RA1UR's sALE-fn the matter
n Of The estate n Sipke lystrH. decreased.
nnfice hereby givsn fhst 4 shall 81. ~ pub
Dc suct p g. The highest btace- or Iursdsg.
IRE Isfh dav ~ November. A. y. i-sz 81 ten
O'clock. in The forenoon. - tn neffs eu-
fraucn g. TIE Kent county court q nss. ir Z -
eity 81 Grand Rapids. ln tte courfs oi , ent- n
tie sfste II d cfiizsn. rlrsuaHf - iicetst sua
authority granted - re nn tie IN GAY 81
q fsbeT. A Z. 1857 IS tie probate court -
benf county. NtrtiEau. 81 - she nights. ftit.
fnferesi of estate a said Gee q go. ir ~ 20
hai certain pisce 2 farsei si lerc a uaied
Srd being IN the county ~ feft state II
Michigan known snd r srrited as foiass.
tDvtt- BEN part O. TIE Borfies onsf-
feT ~ The northwest quarter q sec Or e~ntf.
three fll 90 town seven u north 81 ranRe
twelve y ~esi. CON ue a. . rotrf n TIE
ffrfef 81 - ~ VI a. street rns hnna &c
6sxfyfFe sf fee seuih q ~ renter 81
eanar1 street. thence TunriHE vesf ere trn
drer Ul fee thence south enc tnrcref fiTt
1-et. thenrs rss; ore hundred fiiH feet g. tie
center Of ct or Y bite street ffencs acrth
ons hUntfe1 coo feet r. pises p bfRnniuF
sNregfinF thsrsfrpm fhe prffirr ffreoi nev
used fog strsst. sifsstee ia slkef. Kent
ceuuty Mica
Dated oetohsr feth 4 ,. ss
JnnN EfkEThA.
WIS tcUihierratpf q 50 q ertsts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-15

The finest line Of psrior goods N
Michigan. NEfsoN. MNTrER 4 Co..
So 81 % Canal street.
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Buysia he wants tae hest that can % pro-
tneed. Oar Eureks ana Rassl B scks Tor
soos. sslf tone sn1 sne cat ~ors cannot Sc
sxer.Iea. Views Fook JED srd nj Grades of
Rsez. CTNCINkTTI PRINTING INK CO.
N Horne street. Cincinnati. Q.
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60 IA TIME M! ). TABLE l!.l'.l
kllS,Js4Aj now IN KFPsor.

z'bsHy. fDs8y except undsy.
Trans srrlve frsFn tie kssto a. m, V ~ .
MS % n and IA o. m.
frsins srriss from the West Il 10 an. So
N arc A. lm.
hssvsrd-Nol IA has NagnsE Psrior Buffet
ear. No j. psTlor car. No - y ssuer Sleeper
Wssf~srf-Na II Wssner Sleeper No III
Iarlof c. Ne 1s Wagner Fsrlsr Buffet esr
Jess v Lorn. irszc NsrtRes-
BsS F1FTraEE. 1r4v. Pass Agsnt
a. (4sPPs4a- City Ele.ef ss.nt
q NonYee street
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
Canital s<:SoO,OOO

Trrnsacts general banking business. In
trrrSt paid on time deposits. BY special ar
ranxements with MessrS kDsuth Nachod 4
kuhn. OF New Yars, letters Of credit current
In ali foreign countries. issued direct upon
the most favorable conditions; and drafts
drawn on all the ioreixn cities az Lowest rates
DIRECTORS.
wm.H.Anserseu. " m Sears. Christian Bertsch
Geo Johnson. 4. J. Bovine. James
Blair A. y. Rathbone. Geo. W.
Gay, u. A. Blodgett.
o. BLODGEfT. President
exc cay Vfra- President.
wM n. ANDERSON. Cashier.
JN0.A. SEYMOUR. Asst. Cashier.
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DETROIT, SEPT. n.ro
LANSING q NoRTHesN X. a

GOING To BETROIT.
Lv. CD r. o. ara q Is m 10 m .lIun
Ar DIT II 81 an = Sp u 10 8 pm.T .psa
RETUkNIN9 fRoM DETROrT
Lv. pET -. 80 An 81 IS m l. pn sii0pu
Ar. CD Ria s pm IS Is m 10 70 pm TWan
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST louis
Nv. H ~ am Is pm Ar. q X II - am 10 20 4,
LOWELL VIA LowTLL BAsfIKos 4 n
Lv. Srand Rapids. 7O0a IN 5pm5x,
Ar. from Lowell -. I2b m sqs
THROUGH CAR SERVICE
Parlor Cars on all day trains bel vern Cyraaa
RADIOS and Detroit. Wagner sIeepers %
nixnt trsina Psrlor Car 60 saginaw on morn.
inF train.
'kvery day. other trains veer aavs on,v
6RO. DEHANEN On. Pnss'r Ar
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GS to SIS per day at home. selling Lightning
w Platter and plating jewelry. watches.
tableware. etc. Plates the finest of jewely
silver or nickel. No experience. No capital.
Every house has goods needing plating. ID.
h. Delno, Columbus, O..
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HERALD DES|RELETS
Are made a feature of this
paper. Try one.
MONEY TO LOAN.

no Y0U WANT MoSkYG-if 90 you will dad
~ IL 10 Jour aasanta-e 10 see Us Def re bor-
rowing
Wemake loans on household goods, pianos.
horses wagons. or personal property of any
kind Al the lowest possible rates ana IN the
cul kest possible time.
Our loans are made without publicity and
the property 10 Jeff In your undivided pos
srsion.
Loans esa be carried ss long IS desired or
can De paid Ia full. or Ia part. 1t any time 10
suit your convenience. AMI any part paid ro-
duees the coat OF carving the osn-
III you owe a balance on furniture piano or
OF er property. We Will pay 10 up for YOU aad
carry as long as you desire.
We also make loans on the building aud
loan association plan
and are 80 arranged that parties calling upon
Us may be waited upon quickly and courte-
ously.
Remember that you have the use OF both the
property and the money AID can return the
GRAND KaPIDs MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
Room ,. Tower block
Corner OF Monroe. Pea and Canal sts-
q BOUGHT AND soLD-Mortgages; land
y contracts; Central block property; mon
~ t. can d. bank rates. John u. Martin. 50
Canal ST.
MONEY LoANED-For short tine in large
Al or small amounts. on any form OF good
security. Frank A. Werner room SIS Eichi-
gan Trust 20. building. Phone ll6.
IL you want money ana have the proper 90
l. curty, the Manhattan Z per cent. pan OF
feYs the best inducemsnI ChAs. Bateman.
agent 70 New Houseman-
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Our improved OAK or wsiSut $50 Ms
chine placed in your nome to use with
cut cost q one cent TO you. Cut this
advertisement out and send with sd-
dress today. Address Aivsh Msnufsc-
turing company. CnicsgO, III.
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STORAGE AUCTION Sal

STORAGE AUCTION SALR
PADCLIFF & HOLT. general warehousemen
IL Of Ill South Division street. are now pre-
pared to handle both safes and pianos prop
orly AZ reasonable rates A fine new van built
expressly for this purpose just completed.
Telephone 800. or 666 after business hours
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PERSONAL.

DERS0NAL-Your future revealed; full
written prediction OF YOUR life with pen
picture OF future husband or wife as foretold
by astrolcgy. Send date of birth and 20 cents
to Astroioger. lock box III. Kansas City. Mo-.
s47
MARRIED LADIES-Send 10 cents for In
Al faIlibe Safeguard" mo medicine. no de-
Kansas City. Mo. 366
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADVERTISEMENT OF THREE LINES OR
"A more under this head. cents per line for
one insertion; cents per line for three In
sertions. or - cents per line for one week.
WANTED-W ork by the day such as wash
w ing. scrubblng or housekeeping. In
Quire 80 Canal street. room IL. 323
WANrED-positions for experienced book
w keepers. assistant bookkeeprrs. clerks.
ONCE CT rks. travelling statesmen. stenogra-
piers cooks, dining-room girls. porter and
baggagemen IN hotel; also experienced book
canyzssers. Geo. W. Cole x SON. 315tf
WAN ED-The names and addresses Of en-
w ergetic men and women open for per-
manent WORK. We give exclusive territory.
We guarantee good workers $50 a week. We
furnish office. furniture. de livery team. and
newspaper advertising. Our article mono
poy. 1t will save % per cent Of the coat bills
of everybody. Full particulars by mail. Litho-
graphs Pamphlets. ETC., free upon receipt OF
postage. Address kOAL-STAR CO..--Depart-
ment No. 2l5. Boston. Mass. 1858 mos
WANTED-To exchange house and lot In
w northern part of city for vacant lots
Call Ut Il East Bridge street.
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FOP slLR-NISC E0Us.

EOR SALE-Cheap. good second hand Ma.
gee range. Enquire 70 South Union. E4tf
FOR SALE-Cheap. lsrge bay horse; weight
go, sound Ia every respect; can DC seen
at Lacey's livery. III Cakes street r. W.
Wallace. owner. 4ln
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EOR SALE-A first-olaSs l6lacre farm good
Il buildings and soiI.11 mile to sen OF. "a
miles 10 Fowler. miles 10 Maple Rapids; will
exchange for city property or sell cheap for
cash. Chas. Z. Mercer. 3 and 10 Widdicomb
bldg Phone 500. 524
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HERALD DES|RELETS
Will sell your Real Estate
or Personal Property.
fo2 REgr-sooas

EUR RENT-1wo very rice furaishs rooms.
Il everything suitable for gentleman or .lgnt
houseA &C ping. Inquire a. y Sprlns street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-23
To Celebrate the srarseillaise.

Another effort is being made by the
inhabitants of Choisy-le-Roi, outside of
Paris, to observe with much solemnity
and ceremonial what is vaguely called
the Centenary of, the Marseillaise."
Choisy-le-Roi claims to possess the dust
Of Rouget de rIsle-the composer Of the
hymn-who was buried there In 1886,
his birthplace being Lons-le-Saulnier, in
the department of the Jura. On this &C
count the members of the borough coun-
Gil consider that they have the right to
take the initiative in organizing a Right
Republican festival this year, as the Mar
seillase, under the title of "Chant de
Guerre de rArmee du Rim" was first
heard in 1892
President Carnot is to be asked to be-
come honorary president Of the commit
tee of the fete, and appeals for funds
will be made to all the cities, and also
to communes which possess more than
1000 inhabitants. No date as yet has
been fixed for the celebration of the CEN
tenary, to which it is presumed that
every patriotic Frenchman will give his
sentimental and sympathetic-if not
practical and pecuniary-support.-
Paris Cor. London Telegraph
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Honolulu, May IL, 1892.
A tremendous barley Farm

''We have now secured 100000 acres
Of land in North Dakota for barley
farms, and next spring we will send
thousands of German emigrants to that
state from Ohio, West Virginia and In
diana," said Colonel o. NJ. Towner as
he discussed the future of this great
northern state. Colonel Towner is man
ager of what is best known as the Barley
syndicate of Chicago. During the last
two or three months the company has
succeeded in securing $50, 900 acres Of
land in North Dakota, on which it is
proposed to place German farmers to
raise barley for malt purposes. These
lands have been purchased in Nelson,
Norman, Towner, Ramsey, Steele and
Bottineau counties.
1t is the opinion of the managers of
this company that barley can be most
successfully grown in that state, and
they have the conviction of their belief
sufficiently to purchase these lands and
to send ont emigrants from other states.
The Germans are chosen on account OF
their knowledge of barley culture for
this purpose. These emigrants will not
be tenants, but owners of the land, it
being sold to them on easy terms. The
crops will be bought by the company
and shipped to all points where there is
a demand for barlev.-St. Paul Pioneer
Press.
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planting. The awards were made by
competent judges, and outside OF the
written essays the tests were made
on adjoining farms. 1t will be OBJ
served they were limited to such
branches as could be prosecuted
through the winter. In one case
there were thirteen competitors. 10
all Hawaiian youth, who should com
plete the prescribed course with
honor, / w0uld grant homestead
tract Of 100 acres of Government land
TO which he or his heirs should be
entitled to royal patent after bona
fde residence Of four years, aud
having actually cultivated not less
tdgn ten acres of the tract for
period Of three years. | believe some
such plan as the ab0v5 would do more
to give stability, health, energy and
manly self reliance to the youth of
Hawaii nei than any other scheme
that can be devised.
A word or two regarding the
powers and Office of an Agricultural
Commissioner. He should not only
be the head of any such institution
as above mentioned, but should have
charge of all Government and Grown
Lands; all forests, and devise means
for their protection; should see that
proper tests and experiments were
made Of valuable plants, fruits, etc,
and issue published bulletins regard
/ ing the results of the same. In the
matter Of sorghum alone, the United
States, to help the Kansas farmers,
made tests of $50 different varieties
during a period of three years, at
their experimental station at Sterling,
Kansas, and gave the farmers the
benefit Of the results o5taiUed by
giving them the facts regarding the
experiments.
The Commissioner should devise
laws to regulate the inspection and
! importation Of ali live stock to pre-
vent and control diseases of the
same issue rules and regulations
for the importation OF plants, domes
tic animals and birds He should
have control Of and promulgate laws
to regulate fisheries and fishing
rights, under the existing statutes
of the Kingdom And should dis
seminate general information regard
ing our soils, climate, localities
fruits, vegetables and productions
throughout the Islands and abroad
Seek out and determine the bes
markets for Ra yaiian products, anC
devise suitable methods for their
transportation. Gather and compile
all statistical information bearing
upon the agricultural and live stocL
interests of the country, and at least
once a year issue ard publish thu
same in such form as shall be acces
sible to the public or the agricul
turists of the country.
Much more could be said, but
have already trespassed largely OF
the space of your valuable paper, anC
/ must forbear. With thanks to your
self, Mr.. Editor, and aloha nui fo
Hawaii nei.
Yours, kAMAAINA.
Honolulu, Nav IL, 1892.
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A DIG at "Zi5.D

Mr.. EDITOR; In the Daily Bulle-
tin of Monday, the 10th inst, APP
pears an article under the head of
Maui Notes, in which a writer sign
ing himself Zig" INDUCES in vari-
Gus invectives against Mr.. C. II.
Dickey, which call for notice.
The writer of that article (who
is supposed to be Z. H. Austin, of
Waihee) says that the people of
Maui are highly amused" that Mr..
Dickey should think to put him
self forward as candidate for the
position Of Circuit Judge Of Maui,
and that he had circulated a petit
ton in his own behalf, "beseeching,
with tear-dimmed eyes, his many
friends" etc.
Now the truth of the matter is
that it was the general wish of the
people of East Maui that Mr..
Dickey should receive the appoint
ment, which was plainly indicated
by the numerous petitions which
they circulated in his behalf, and
which were gotten up entirely I'M
known to him.
Gig" intimates that Mr.. Dickey
is not qualified for the Office, and
refers to his faculty for singing
comic songs, etc, as if it were any
proof of his unfitness. Anyone who
is acquainted with Mr.. Dickey,
knows how well qualified he is for
the office of judge. He is, as ii
were, to the manner born, for his
father and some of his ancestors
have been eminent lawyers and
jurists. Having the ability to act
well, the humorous Mr.. Dickey has
had frequent calls from the Maka-
wac people to assist in their enter.
tainments, to which requests he
has occasionally responded. He
has q keen sense of the ridiculous
and relish for that which it would
perhaps be better if all of us had
more of it.
People here are quite at a loss tc
understand the motive of the writer
who signs himself Gig" unless il
was perhaps from entering too soon
upon his literary efforts, after that
trying ordeal of a balky animal al
midnight in the Kahului sands.
ZIG-Zag.
Maui, May 81, 1892.
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Eject cr t..e a.oon on Anima1s

The health, growth and development
Of children and animals were years ago
supposed to be influenced by the moon.
II the sign was right at the time of
birth they would be well formed and ID,
tellectual, but if it was wrong there
was no telling what sort of creatures
they would become. Every worthless
fellow, every dog, roofing hog, fence
jumping COW or kicking horse was be-
heved to have been born under an unfa-
vorable phase of the queen of night
Queer people, or those who were of
hateful disposition, were children of the
dark moon, with the sign below the
heart-Pittsburg Commercial Gazette
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Couldn't stand 1t Longer.

At the dinner given by Mrs. Arson
Phelps Stokes, the Olympian, clear, alb
solute, indisputable, manly beauty of
one man was set in high relief by cos
tune. 1t was an authentic Byzantine
costume, with its accessory weapons and
jewels, and cost at the lowest estimate
$4,000 The man Wore it with perfect
grace for FIVE minutes, and then he re-
tired. New York Times
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A Need of the Times.

Mr.. EDITOR: I noticed an article
in the ADVERTISER of May 10, setting
forth some reasons for the existence
and maintenance of the Kauai In
dustrial School. To all who have the
fnture prosperity and well-being of
this country and the Hawaiian people
at heart, the statement was most op-
perfume, and a plea in the right
direction. Yet such an institution. de-
pendent upon the meager support of
subscription list, the charities of the
public and such pittance as the fees
from students, cannot begin to meet
the necessities of the case or the re.
qulrements of the existing conditions
OF this island kingdom.
What is needed for the develon-
ment OF our agricultural resources
and the proper training and educa.
ting OF Hawaiian youths In agricuI.
tural and Horticultural pursuits a,
the present time is a department OF
agriculture, with q commissioner OF
board OF agriculture, and an agricul
turai college and farm under prone,
! government supervision, support anc
control, with a thorough course laiG
q out IN experimental and nract;co'
farming and gardening, to which the
Hawaiian youth who might wish e
become students should be eligible
under prescribed rules, to the extern
OF the capacity of such institution
This of course would necessitat,
governmental provision to meet tn
reeds for such an undertaking. /
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-23
Maui, May 81, 1892.
Precautions by the Authorities.

Precautions by the Authorities.
Mr.. EDITOR: In an editorial of
the Bulletin Of the 10Th inst, the
editor attacks Mr.. c. w. Ashford
for expressing 'chagrin at the pre-
cautions being taken by the author
tiles against a SURPRISE" etc.
| do not propose to discuss the
question of precaution, but simply
wish to call attention to the
inconsistency of the editor of the
Bulletin in supporting at the pres
ent time the very same acts which
he so strenuously denounced in
1889 and 80, when Marshal Soper
took precautions against overt acts
which were threatened then, but
which were delayed by the cleo
ton of 1890, when the disgraceful
spectacle of apparently respectable
citizens consorting with "filibus
ters" is still fresh in our memories
nor have we forgotten the part
played by this editor, who
with every breeze was bounced
from one political camp to another
until he finally grated himself or
the party whose only support resteC
in the very element he now terms
'group Of filibusters." ooh, con
sistency, thou art a jewel"
In reply to the Bulletins slur
in connection with the events o
1889, ] would say the Government
of 1889 were perfectly competen
and able to summarily put dowr
the uprising, which they did in ;
prompt and satisfactory manner
having as they did the support o
the very best material in tn
country, and who have ever sine
been abused by the Bulletin anC
its editor. Can the Bulletin
say as much for the Government
it is now trying to support ?
ONE OF 1889.