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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14
Suits 9ilen pertreiben Safe.
8lutper9teken
5n elmer mirtbi9aft an mobaib Qpe. =
Gin polt5iit pom orei Seuten iiberpaltiet
mo %mi6banoelt.

Qrn 9onner1tag mar Die @trtbIbaft
9fD. AL @abai6 Qloe. Ser SbauplaB elmer
&flcene, in tpelber eS nicbt obne 8lut>
bergieBen abging unb bcr 8oListit @DoGz
ridge bon Der 6arrilon Ctr. >Station bon
bret @eiellen iiber1pdltigt unb berart in sic
@nge getrieben pur6e, baB ct erit burcb Die
6iilfe Stpeier &ouegen erniter 9ebenSgcfabr
entriiien tpurbe.
@oolrtoge mar beauftragt nor6en, 1ib
nadb benz Gerbletb zines &DfferS 3t erfunz
bigen, tpelcber BON einem @rpreBtpagen in
tener @egeno abbanoen gefOmmen mar,
unb betrat iene @irtbi3aft, UNI bier einige
@rtunotgungen ein5u5teben. Seine an ben
@trtb @iutam Seiiup in bieier Qngelegenz
belt geri1teten Sragen brocbten oieien, ba
ct glaubte, man babe i'm I'M Gerbacbt, ben
0iebitabl begangen su baben, 10 in 6ar>
nii6, OaB ct benz BOIt5titen etnen Saritz
icblag ms @elt6t Deriebte. Sin in Ser
0irtbicbaft anipelenber Wtann milbte itb
Elm unb ~itiirste auf ben Bolt5titen los, Der
MIN ietneriettS iicb gegen bic llebermacbt
nit ieinem Gepolper DertDct0tgte un0 benz
ielben ettpaS ~unianft auf Seiiup'S SbGbel
nieoerfalen lteB. &aum bate bieS etn
9ritter geleben, ais ct itb I'M Gerein nit
ben betben Nnoeren gesen ben Boli3iiten
tpanbte; berieIbe tpurOe Acknowledgment
u1b in brutaler 8eiie %miBbanOelt. 9aS
&fget0ie fam 81 Sbren stpeier etpa
einen Blof entfernten BoIi5iiten, meLbe
9erabe 5ur redtcn 3ett famer,, um ibren be-
brGngten &oQegen aus ieiner beoenflicben
Sage 5l be!reieu. Sic macbtcn furSen 9roz
seB urb berbafteten Seiiup unb beiien
&fgenoien SummerDiIe, ipd6reno Der
brittle Wtann entfam. 9te 8eiben murDen
sur 6arriion Ctr. sStatton gebra9t un6
fteQten fir t6r @ribeinen bor Sc
ribt 8iir9i6aft. 9te NnfIage Lautet alf
9lngrtff, unoroentGi6es 8etragen unb WtBz
ban6lung zines golt5t1ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14
0raBlidDer Anfau.
Cine GolIiiion swifden einem
Sblauhma9en uno einem
Stra6enbabnma9en,
Sci DER Perr S. d. Root auf cine Detdiel ee=
ipie6t miro.

6err Tre6erif 81. Goot, ser befannte
Gltcite 6iilfSclerfbeS 8un6eS9erid6tS, purOe
am Sreitag 6aS Spfer zines be6enf>
lidcn ltnfauS. Ser aus Der Aber6eenz
itraBc i6uea in Die 6~arriionitraBe einbie7
gel1be S6lau6pa9en SEQ. 81 coQiDirte
9egen 8 llbr geltern Mor9en nit einem oft
lteb 9ebenoen StraBenbabniDagen Der 6arrt7
ionltraBen>9tnte. SEER s. q. &oot, Der
geraoe an Der SteQe be5 StraBerbabn>
tpagenS iaB, Die BON ber SeicbleL OeS
S6lauc6Da9enS getroffen ipurbe, erlitt ba>
BET 10 l6pere 8erlcbungen, baB CT per
Ql16ulan8Dagen na4 ieiner @obnung,
1876 Sadlon 8ouIeoarb, 9cidbafft tperben
muBte. 9te 9etc9ieL traf t6errn Goot am
GuGen, gera0c binter Scr 6iifte, nit iol6er
@eDalt, baB ie tbn tbatidc6licb aufipieBte.
Sn bemuBtlolem 3uitanOe ipur6e t6err
&oot aus letner grdBliben Gage Derausz
gebDlt unb na6 6duie 9eicbafft.
Die Ncr5te Or. &. 8. @ra6am uro gS.
s. Glarf Dur6cn i9neQ gu benz 8ertpuns
oeten g%erufen. Sic erfLGrtcn na6 iorgfGl>
tiger llnteriu6uag Ser i6redli6en 8un6e
bcS lln9lit6ltcbcn, baB ieDr tpicbtt9e ;nnere
Sr9ane ic6tper perIebt ieten unb baB cine
@eneiung GDot's ni6t m0glicb iei.
Qus 6errn &oot baS 8erbGngniB %ereilte,
befanb CT iib auf Dem @ege bon leiner
WD6nung nacb leiner Sfftce i'm 8unbesge>
bGu6e. Wte gemDbnli6 bate ct cine Gar
Der 6arrtlone ltlb 9bamsitraBe beitie9en.
Der S6Laucbtpagen gto. 81 befano ii6 ge>
rabe auf benz Wege 5u einem tleinen Seuer
an oer Senter 2lOe. lln6 San BurenltraBe
ltnb fubr nit GROCER @ei6pinbigfett nm bic
GGe Der Q6eroeenz unb 6arrtlonitraBe.
8epor Ser &utiber Bic Goutiton ieines
S8lau6tpd9ens nit benz StraBenbabn7
tpagen abtpenOen %fonnte, bate Die 0eicbiel
beS S6laucbtpagens bereits bic Wan6 beS
StraBenbabnipa9cnS burcbbobrt unb Ben al
bet l%nglil6sitele in Der @ar itBenben 6errn
Goot aufgeipteBt. Der &utIGer beS
S9lau6ipagens -nar SDlpeiter 2eier, btez
lem Sur Seite fab Ser Seueripebrmann
6arrD S'8rte1. 8ei6e WGnner burften
ben gSeg gu Dem Seler fortleBen, nadboem
6err 9toot aus ieiner ic6redltcben Gage be-
freit tporoen mar. Die YoliSet ser SeSz
ploinesitraBen : Station iibernabm bic
lleberIlbrung bes S6merDerleBtcn nac9
Ietner g8Obnu1g.
t6err Gont bate felt na6e3u Is Sabren
ietn 2lmt tnncgebabt unb ben 8unbesbez
BORDEN pertbpole 9ienite g~cleiitet. @r
mar i6on Dor etniger 3eit BON einem Cab
n1ungSanfale 6etroffen tporber, 6o9 iiber>
pano ieiie getitige Gner9ie bieie Granfbeit.
Seine Gorgeiebten, namentGi6 G6efzGlerf
8urn6am, beiicn recbte 6anb ct war, tper@
BEN ietnen gerluit ticf betrauer1r.
6err 9toot erla8 ieiner fiircbterli6en
Wunbe bereitS UNI II ltbr 8olmittags.
Gr binterlGBt cine Bitttpe rno orei &ihber.
Sin Snqueit lit an9eiebt, BET tpelcbem porz
auSiibtli3 ermittelt tperben miro, men Sic
SAulO am Sobe bcS 6errn &oot trift.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14
Mu5IanO.
OeutfhInn0.

Ser am 1. 2tuguit ms @ert ge5ebte
beuti67ruiitid6e 3oQfrieg miro Stpar luitig
f0rt9efitbrt, a6er icbon fGngt GuBlan6 al,
cine beri0nLicbe Stimmung at seigen. =
Der 6er3og BON Sacblen>& oburgz@ otba
erbolt itcb, elmer amtliben MelOun9 5uz
folge, bon Dem Sblaganfale, Der i'm
Dor pier5ebn Gagen betroffen bat. Gtnem
Yrioatbert9te 3ufol9e lit Oes 9ersogS linfe
Seite t6atid3Ii5 gelabmt utlo lein
s3ultunb belOrgntBerre9enb. - @iner
N6or6nung, Die ibn in &tiiingen
aufiucbte, I'm ibn etnsuIa6en, Der Stabt
6eibel6erg einen 8eiu6 ab5uItatten, err
tldrtc Shirt Sismard, baB er sllnGbit Die
friibcren Geripreben, 9eip5ig, Stllttgart
In6 30ln SIT beiu6en, erfiiuen mii1ie, ebe
er oaran .be1fen fOnne, Der i6meicbel6afte11
@inlabultg 6eioelbergS foLge 5lt letiten. =
Sin Sranffurter BDliSeiagent macbte auf
Dem Stcrbebette Die @nt6itQung, DaB Der
ais Wf0rber 6eS 8Dli5eiratbS &umpff 6a6ier
%cntbauptete Q(narcbiit 2tesfe gar nicbt Ser
iDirflicbe Ot0roer getDeien iet, ionbern rtur
g8ade geitanOen babe, pGbrenb Sic SLUT
t6at Deriibt ipurbe. gtd6ereS iiber Die Sacbe
1tno Die 8emetle fir feline 8ebauptung, 10
IbloB Der Sterbel1oe, merbe man ben gaz
pieren in ietnem S9ret6tildbe entne9mcn
f0nnelt. 9tacb Dem 3obe oes O1annes
5eigte eS iicb, baB ber fraglicbe S6retbtii6
QltSgerGumt unb Die YapEcre, tpelcbe 9id6t
in bic Sad6e 6rtngen 1oQten, entipenbet
ipproen naren. SettenS Der 8eDDrben
fpur6e iofort cine griinbfic6e lt%nteriucbung
ein9eleitet. Die BerurtRetlllng 2ieSfe'S
ipegen Oes I'M Sanaar 1885 Oeril6ten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14

9ie ttaIienii3e &egieru1g bat bem sum1
Patriarben BON 8cnebig ~ernannten @arbi7
nal SortO bic 9tnerfcnnung pertpeigert,
neil Der Bapit ii9 bon elmer @rricbtung
zines modus vivendi nit Dem 0uirinal
NIGHTS tptiien mill. Sin Correspondent iagt,
oerPapit iei iebr aufgebracbt uno lalie ieincn
unmut6 IN ieinem StaatsiefretGr, &arotz
nal Gampoua aus, beiien Steuung felt
&ur5cm fart eri1ittert lit. Wian
itebt in 9tom ser balbigcn amtItcben
@nerfcnnung bes pGpltlicben Qlbleoaten,
Wfonit8nore Satoat, burD bic ameriz
tantlcbe Jte9terung entgegen. Der
gtuntius III 9aris beri9tct an SEN
&atifan, OaB Die Ausii9ten fit Sic ST.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14
But kertttni6.

Sine 9id6mai6ine 1T I'M
@an5en MIR 10 ftarf als ibr
i@wd6iter Sbeil, oaber ge=
broudt Die Singer Ntanu=
featuring So. l1ur Das bette
Mtaterial 5u jeoem Der Sbetle.
9a8 fleinite StaG miro 9es
priift, Oh es palieno 1T bis
auf BEN millionlten Shell
zines 3O0es, ebe es baS Gon=
ItructtOnS= un0 Brlfungs=
9epartement perlanen 6arf.
Sic bette Mta16ine, tpenn tie
ni6t 9enau p~erltanoen nno
in Sba6t genommen miro,
lit nublOs, baber miro Die
Ginger Ndbmai9ine nur BON
~unieren eieenen nit @ebalt
be3ablten Seamten Derfauft.
The Singer Mfg. Co.
@ei9dfte in jeOer @tabt Der
cipili1trten @elt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14
Staot Chicago.
Srieffdften.

g. 9+-Oas Gertififat muB itb in 6Gne
Sen bes GinnebmerS befinben, unb mtrb
bon bielem ben Gcrbinblibteitcn Der 8anf
einDerletbt tporben iein. Sic nenben itb
am beiten an bieien, befien Noreiie Sic
bur6 BEN Comptroller Of the CURRENCY"
in Malbin9ton erfabren f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14
SnIHNfmr.

Git retteS WaIshter eebratat BOT,
Der Sotr. Getpp 8retua. 60. lit hiers
nit beftets enapfoblen. sc5u N~iaSdhcn
1ttto ,V1Mert sn baDen. SeleDbotc
90. $780, Bottltt0 9eptH. 60. $50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-14
MEDICINAL GAS CO.,
Gitte 9rD~c Gats0tipu!

s35 broadway, New York. N. Y
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-07
0trfrrulidJes llIadJstbun.

0ds perilollene Snbr mar flr Siio
9atota ein Sabr oes Wabstbums.
5armlano bat im &ertbe 5ugeuOmmen,
Der 0iebbeItano bat lih uer9roBert uno
oiele neue 2lulieoler baben lbre Seimat
auf oem iruhlbaren YrdlriebOoen nui
9eidlo9en. 0ieIe ueuen NnIieoler unren
ourh9ebenos pon elmer anoernalcne, als
plele berleni9en. .welhe upr l0blsl53ab.
rem Su IduIenoer Iit ilber oielen ,3Us
tuuitsltaat" "er9Oiien, ,upnoem gSabn bebuf.
tet, ,onB obue8enutnlB oer&erbdltnIne III
Dem uuerprpbten Snnoe, obue aapital
llno nit leihter Wtube lit bier Ole &c.
bratenen Inuben Dem 9uten g8illeH -
ltno ullli9, arbeItsbe9eIltert Wdreu lie
falt alle -liber rne jnbllos SulDeHoen
luiiroen. Die neuen Ginpnnoerer tdmen
anf Die uOn oenIiOnieren 9emu6ten @r.
iabruu9en bin, lie erluarteten tein @loo'
raoo, anoererieits aua nldt cine g8iiIte,
ionbern elm Gauo. 100 lie, nit entIpre
6enoen Wtitteln perIeben, e d ter
ihr Sorttommen Su finoen bOiften, als
lpeiter 0lilif, 100 2ano, oas $50 bis $50
per 4cre tOitet, ni6t mebr eintrdst, ols
unieres su $S bis $40 per Ncre. 8iele
Der neuen Auiiebler, unter ibnen nitt
peni9e Seutlhe, tuuiten einseridtete
6armen, noourd iie @elo IN seu Staat
brahteu, bas nidt perieblte burh feline
ipeitere Girtulation be6eno auf alle
g9ertbe e,nSuluirten. llno bier ourfeu
mir ni6t perieblen su cOnitatiren, odb
geraoe in beu oeutlben Settlements Die
aIerboditen Grelie iiir 9ano beiablt
muroen.
0ieler 3uiluB OitiiAen Sapitals bali
Den natiirlihen 3uWad)s oes lteucrba.
rem Gieentbums III Stnate beid1leunt9en.
10 oa6 Der Mehrbetlng Der Steuerlba.
BuHa uun lS93lber Die pou 1892 lid aui
runo $4,000. 900 belauit Su eratten
3ableu mar Die lebtlabrlSe SdaBun9
sl37377, 800, Die olesjdbrige sl37,s
035,974.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tion I'M @cotlann.

@eitern (Dtittluoh J lano in Scotiano
Ole oemofratilhe Staatsepnuention liir
9tpmiuatlon BON 3 &anoioaien fiir
Staatsoberri6ter itati. Sn aubetrahi
bss serinsen Su.ereiies. weldes Die
9iihterwabl unter Der Seu6lterung inl
algemeineu erreqt, War bic lebr Sabl
reid)e 8etheili9uns Der Telesaten uou
allen 9beilen oes Staates iiberraibenb.
Gs bat eben Der natisnale bemotrntiihe
Gieg s,e@etrenen AUDI in unierem Sta :
te nit Heuem Wtutb, neuer 9ampiesluli
beleelt unb bic lleberSrusung bel Sbneu
neu seitdrft, bab burd glufiteauns mir
oiaer Nanoioaten uno nnabldiii9e Ser.
porbsbnns Der ous Yolfswobl anitreben,
Den Yrinjipien Der Eartei enollh tod
and in unlsrem Staate Der Sie9 errlln'
gen uerben lam.
Das @entralcomite bate i'm ytah'
mitteg ben beliebten uno seIpanoteu
YSelititer nnb @brtumana Qewn 8. "
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-07
Mitdbea Glib Satota 9onneraag, September 1898.

ater Der Sdperpuutt Der Iropin5 iieot
III RoIario.
Seioe HrouuSen iu'dmmen bcoeuten
jpel 3rltielu Der Republld
9ldd] iUel Id9cu tat ole RruCiuilur
Qclcat uuo iegt ioiOrt. bcihloB oer
TIiiioent mo ole Ntuiicr ourd ole
@dmmern SutCrueutlou IN oeu @rOuu
gen 20 iieben mittclit ocs geiuhls
Der Grdiloent uut ods &olt 0aro in
S,auo, ocT Brdiioeut hllit Dem Bolt.
Ile Gdidls lUeToeu 9ebell. rUcll lie uou
nirn nuo obru acaueiidt worOeu.-
~ 6oidrlO moQer loco Nreupllide
g'Nen 400 EolHenOlodtcu leihpiieu ia
btr; aeidONCu wuroe uUu Soui;ag
gtodte llbr bis NiOutlQ Gadmuiig2
4 llhG ohne Auihoreu. Sctrci'er wur
ceu @euige.
9einem @orreiponoeuten upn Riu
tanit 9u ingeu, ooB cr nod meiuer 2lu
ntt pon NrgentnIen Ueuis oocr nldts
fen I.
Us Ut rldtta, Denr Giner OILS Spbn
e'neS rel6cu Snters lduu oruben iuulcl
gelebt bat, 10 luiro er bi / wobrihelulih
aenltg III @ruuoe geteu. &er nber
b'erber tommt obue Wllttet uno nm IN
orhctien, Der lUro bdio iinoeu. noB 2,r.
atntinleH eaS bette gnno Der g9ctt III,
lem 5orttOmmeu iu fiuoen uuc ;uor
Q'It oicB belouOers fi!r ynuorulrtbt mo
toe alien vUltidCg St,wncrls
Wooo 0pe, mem Nirber, oe,u
NNnnS
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-07

Imi Sruno e;Ues I'M Nnhr 1887
erlliiencn @eiceeS bcitebeu leBt lnuo
iprtbidnitlihe &crluts StdtiOuen N
allen SiunteH Ocr llpior. nus1eaummgu
in Wiou,auI Mio NGlbu9tou uno III
Den EcrrliOreH @lrSpua, Ncu IterlIo
uuo lltah ,{u Ben 5tlairu gitU YOrt
9tew [criep Allniilhuictis mo GOnuec
tltut wuo 3luj O0cI tbeIlDel'e nuf
Staotstpl,cn nod clnc lepdrnte Ser
iuds 5tattOu erbalteu uuo IN Soulliann
beltebt eiue Stntjon iiir 3gter Grperi
mente, oeren Grboltun9StCiten pOrluie
9eno pom 3uterpflanSern bcltritteu wer
oeu. Su peridieoeuen Staoteu wmoen
3weig uuo Cub Stutioueu errIdltet.
anti G,rihluB melter es 9egeuwGrtig
90 Stnnten sie3t, obne oieielben 80.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-07

9ic Gruemuus vOu ! !. 2 0aB
Ter uou foreit Sim. z. ,, 9e9cuwlrti
gen 8urenuheis I'M Ieportemeut ots
.Sunern iu @aibn9tOu, gum Gduoumt
Receluer I'M neucn 5erritOylum Ct.abo
mia, it6Bl I'M Smoesicuut AMI 9ioer
ltduo, iioem oie OemOtrntHhe GlatIOrm
auSorudljh oen 5erritOrten juiibert,
oaB tbre Sanotsbeomten aus Den Jtei
ben lbrcr ci9rneu SiIr9ern 9e1Ommeu
peroen iouen uuo oieies &eripredeu III
oieiem Safe ntht cIu9cbnIteu wuroe.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-07

Cine nuaemcin bette NeiricNl9ln9
misunderstanding ut Die tilr5lb erioigs
te oes oemotratliheu Gr @ouuCruewl:
tdnolodteu oleic@ Stontes. 0,rrN &cttr
GouhmOn, im SnOuncr Yjgeut oui Der
5Soreit Sim @lQent%r
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-07

Tic ,9iew Nort @orlo' ucroiieut
llht cine glite uUu iuduliG Snuttll,
Uelde ibre lborc uicoer gto'lnct babeu
ann cine iOlhC uon ~ 6dbrlten, Weide
felt Dem -. 2luguit Ureocr N lbatl3
felt gCtrcttu lino
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-09-07
SQQr>YlusDrrfoui!
2Sr wcrocn Den Rt uniere SOmmeruaarcn O1nc @atH6t
ms Son, N,;tc,
S&Snrllill?
amsucrfamfem.
Wummcr {.

Mci mir Iur ole bcre9 9ct0uIten Nerbitwuorcn Uch
bao antommcn werOcu YOb MAIDEN muiien 1a es ih fir
GNf Obneu wirO 81 uueru Cpir &re }u tauer 10 iotei
5br Die SSOaren br9en unO OO9 &e Oaraus wdbleu Aas
9Saarcn merocn gu ungciabr 80 Gut9 Dollar ortau
98bon GlOtb unO GbaCe5 wrtb 10 gebeu fir ct5
GrO 20 Slfe buner 9awn 3 3oQ brett urtb 2f cts
r @uttes gereite5 unO 9tultieIte5 &eBjeug ir T. TO-
IA uno 9 wertb O0s QOppee Pile Wantileu atets
r gerNoe Den baben Ereis llueoer iur rauer Sin.
Der uOn NrbesbemOen Rr Wtauuer unO SuGbeu
25 an Sommt gel uuo befg Die Uielen Bargains g8aa
5br audi wunidt mir t6nnen Gnb Oam Oicru Sud- an
eocm Dollar y uv. crlparen Ndur9suult
@bampcl,i) Srptbere'
rS>rfs0s.tsrsrtsf 1fnrr gEitG,rN CO -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-22

1un EtNNT COMBS ~ TINS ,toUN
ING
-. Dioagat nearly Through W.a' a'
rfawar.s Wha-' The Champion
Ihf iirt" sails.

The bark Albert Is being scraped and
is To be reprinted soon.
The brigantine W. g. Irwin sailed
at noon for San Francisco.
The Alden Besse finished discharging
this morning, and will probably remain
here a month or more waiting for q
cargo
The Monowai from San Francisco is
due tomorrow with twelve days later
news The Warrimoo is also due from
Vancouver.
The steamer Waialeale came in from
Hamakua. Honokaa aud other ports
this morning, with POI bags of sugar
aud three passengers.
The steamer Lchua has been taken
alongside the Claudine wharf and is
being cleaned up preparatory to going
into commission next week.
AID Marine
The British cruiser Champion, which
arrived this morning from Esguimalt,
'Hlllt0 lNtlNt guns anu StNtldl ldblb-
firing machine guns, and has speed of
thirteen knots.
Some good work has been done in dis
charging the Alden Besse, Fifty min
utes after the vessel was locked some of
her cargo was being landed, and tonight
all of the 500 tons of merchandise
brought will he landed.
The German bark j. G. Phuger, which
has been undergoing repairs at the
moorings Off the foundry, begins to
look very smart. A new foretopmast
has been put in and her rigging has all
been replaced,
The dredger has nearly finished work
along the side of Brewers wharf. As
! the deepening of the water there and
| the extension of the wharf are improve
ments long needed, it is thought that,
when in good shape, Brewers wharf
will be about as much frequented as
either of>the large wharves.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-22


EDITOR STAR: I've been in these Isl
ands eight years. I've been foremost at
the front with my gun during this pc
riod three times, I've always been with
the people, too. I've never gunned
against them on any occasion like
some Others have. Nevertheless that
seems to cut no figure for to-day |
walk the streets in need of work, while
men that were armed by Wilson to
shoot me down on the 18th of January
last have been taken into the fold and
fondly nursed.
This is not one case of the sort. but
many. Where is the gratitude shown
for these services say it is not square.
and as long as the Government sees fit
to pursue this course they Will prob
ably succeed in making good Royalists
out of AnneXationiSts
There are IA few good men who have
repeatedly lifted up their voices about
these things, but it is cried down by
Others and by Government officials. too
1t is pity there aren't more men in the
Advisory Council like Emmeluth. Water
house and IA few others of their kind
Surely, these things cannot always re-
main. Yours. etc.
II. \. JUEN.
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,u,,r ,o,rr SONS


. 900 the case of E s.. Jones .gnDr.
/ 81, h. u.s. Norton. motion Co.. amend
IA, complaint hua been filed D., uuuih.
. Plaintiff iu th, divorce case 1, G.. Vs..
gualatu vs.. Hihih EualaEu be.
moved tho court tn hate tho matter
tried this term
The mother of Buel Kinney. minor
has petitioned for letters of guardian
ship over his estate. which consists of
| property at Waialua, valued at $1,000.
In the matter Of the bankruptcy of
W. II. Daniels Of Waikiki. Maui. the
assignee. f. W. McChpsury. has petit
toned the Court for allowance of ac-
counts, an order to pay final dividend
and for an order of discharge as as
signee. There is the sum of Ssi9 81 re
manning in his hands.
At this mornings session. before
Judge Cooper. Look Sang pleaded guilty
TO having opium in his possession aud
was fined $50 and costs
la the gambling eases Of Magino and
Simis the charge against Sims was
uoVe proy'd Magino pleaded guilty and
was fined $2j and 50 30 costs. lie was
given until tomorrow to pay his fine.
All Chang pleaded guilty of keeping
a disorderly house and was fined $50
and costs
Wong Leong withdrew his appeal
from the judgment of the District Court
and was allowed until the 2ith to pay
his fine.
All Cheong failed to make his appear
ance when called, and his bond was de-
clared forfeited.
All Shea was tried this morning for
selling liquor without license. The
jury found him guilty and the Court
fined him 800 and SIS 30 costs.
The case of Morn, Japanese gambler
charged with vagrancy, is on trial this
afternoon.
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WHAT BOYALISTS SAY.
4 FRIEND OF the IN-OCEIN ON
rItE QUESTION.
-. avs rhat tnirotaiani Nont Ae
crr' Restoration Unless Ni'h
Tintr,tu'rtt Suata"tst.

Au eminent Royalist leader, in con.
versation with a former political friend.
made the following statements to-day.
Naturally the STAR cannot give names.
but it vouches for the fact that the
statements were uttered
Said the Royalst "IIer Majesty
says that. in her interview with L. 5.
Minister Willis, she declared that she
would not permit herself to be restored
to the throne unless she could be rs.
sured of the armed protection of the
United States Government. She il we'll
aware that she is not strong enough to
hold her own and that. without the aid
of II foreign power. her tenure OF
authority would he brief She did
not tell me what Mr.. Willis said to this.
but feel ut liberty to assume that the
reply was not discouraging. At any
rate her course is likely to be the 'unfor.
seen contingency which Mr.. Willis
referred to his Government.
Her Majesty informed me that the
/ Princess kaiulani is about to start from
! England for Hawaii. and that on her
arrival further decision will be reached
with the United States about the future
of Hawaii. 1t is possible, said she, that
out of Difference to the bitter feeling
here in the American community. the
United States may choose, in
restoring the monarchy, to finally com.
promise on the heir apparent. In that
event the Queen, who desires to mount
the throne first, would abdicate in re.
turn for large subsidy. An arrange.
ment of this kind is being pressed by
Mr.. Davies.
" look upon restoration as certain
at least AS certain as anything in the
future can be.
SHOULD trouble occur in the mean.
time, Her Majesty would put herself
under the protection of either the Brit
ish or American flags. pending a stat,
of public tranquility"
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The California
Feed Company

are now located Corner Nuuanu aAu
Queen streets boz the warehouses r..
Gently occupied by j. T. Ddhuru We
have been compelled to make this
change ON acyuuutof our fast increasing
business. We now carry q very large
stock as We import by the ship load.
and do our own buying. We viii still
keep our old place at Leleo The lIa-
waiiap bark Mauuu Ala viii be- here
about December lst. 1899, with another
fun cargo of selected Hay and Grain for
Us. We thank our friends for their
liberal patronage in the past three years.
We hope by strict attention to the wants
OF our patrons to merit continuance
of the same We will keep stock the
VERY gtsr to be- had in our line ana tt
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We do not want the earth. only small
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ans CHAMPION urnr.
one Of Itct crew pied rhis Morning \
Tombstone for Jcfirirs' Grave.

one Of Her Crew Died lhis Morning \
Tombstone for Jenrics' Grave.
II. y. VI. $. Champion, Captain Eus.
tlce Rookie, arrived here about $3.50
O'Clock this morning after passage of
sixteen days from Esquimalt. which
place she left on the sixteenth instant.
\ list of the Champions officers to-
gcther with brief description OF the
vessel will be found in the STAR of the
18th.
The only event occurring worthy of
note during the Champions voyage hap
pened on the second day out. when a
heavy gale was encountered. The ship
rolled thlrty-fve and thirty.six degrees,
and during this time a locker on the
upper deck broke away from its lashings
and crushed the legs of AN able seaman
named Butler. The injured man lived
| till this morning when he died a few
hours before the ship came into port
Besides the boat presented by Her
| Majesty to the natives of Pitcairn ISL
land. the Champion brings handsome
/ tombstone to he placed at the grave Of
Chief Engineer y. j. Jcllries of the
Garnet. who died here last March
The Champion will remain here until
December 3D., when she will continue
her cruise. visiting various islands and
ending by making report to the Ad-
miral at Coqumbo, Chile, early next
| March.
When the Champion came in this
morning she saluted the Hawaiian flag
with twenty-one guns, which was re.
piled to by the shore battery of four
guns under command of Lieutenant
/ Coyne. A salute of thirteen guns was
/ fired for Admiral Twins flag as the
Champion came to anchor between the
white cruiser and the Miowera, and be-
fore the salute had been finished the
Philadelphia replied, so that the two
vessels, lying almost broadside on to-
wards each other, enveloped in powder
smoke, made a very pretty picture.