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The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14
SAMOA Wakes UP.
Printed Work from the Gazette
Office Surprises a Writer.

A correspondent in the Samoa
Times of a late date urges his
people to make some sort of an
exhibition at the Worlds Fair, in
order to advertise the country. If
they cannot have an exhibition, he
advises the merchants to form an
organization similar to the Homo
lulu Bureau of Information. He
is particularly pleased with the
pamphlets issued by the local
bureau here, entitled Hawaii, the
Paradise and Inferno Of the Pacific"
He closes his letter in this way
" [ shall know the cost, and the
printers name very shortly of the
Hawaiian pamphlet, although J,
feel sure it is a United States pro-
duction; nothing similar is pro-
duced out of the United States"
The pamphlets were printed at
the Gazette Office, in this city, and
more work of the same kind can
be turned out now and at all times.
Send your orders.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14

Established in 1854 at Wal
than, Mass, the pioneer of
American Watch Co.'S, with
daily capacity of 1000 Move
ments, 500 Gold cases and
1000 Gold filed, Silver and
Metal cases; and in the max
ing and sale Of these, employ
rnent is given to about 1000
people.
Big concern aint it? We
carry a big assortment of their
goods; all sizes and grades.
Come and see what we can
do for you before purchasing
elsewhere. We have Open face
and Hunting cases in Gold and
Silver Pendant, Lever Setting,
and non-magnetic movements.
In these days of common use
of generators of electricity,
your Watch should be non
magnetic to secure accuracy in
time-keeping.
B@We guarantee all our
Watches to keep good time.
We have in our employ a relia-
bic matchmaker and can repair
watches of any make with ac-
curacy and dispatch and at the
most reasonable prices.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14
COURT MATTERS.

AT CHAMBERS Rs-BEFoRE COOPER, ].
In re estate of G. Maschado. Guar
dIan's accounts. The Court orders
the annual account approved.
At CHAMBERS JUDD, c j.
In re estate of B. P Bishop. Trus-
tees account. Ordered approved.
By BIcKERToN, J.
In re estate of Henry Cooper.
Guardians account. Ordered ap-
proved
The annual account of the Trustees
of tue estate Of Mrs. B. P. Bishop to
December 31st, 1892:
receipts .......~................. S70. l56 O6
Expenditures. ............ 63, S97 IL
Balance cash on hands 6,25S 65
The total net expenditures on Kane
hameha School manual department
for the year ending July 3lst, 1892,
Were......... S2l $50 30
Preparatory School,. s....... s 100 55
Special expenses. 2,575 45
Total attendance at the manual, lbs.
Hon. &. Il. Bishop has donated to
the Trustees the land of Waipio,
Hawaii, with an annual rental of
$4,000 ont of which to pay the running
expenses of the Bernice Pauahi
Bishop Museum
He is also bnilding au annex to
the Museum for Polynesian curios
other than Hawaiian.
In the matter of the estate Of the
late Hon. Bernice z. Bishop.
Inventory of property in the hands
of the Trustees on the 31st day Of
December, 1892.
The Trustees return, as in their
hands, the whole Of the real estate
described or referred to in the in
ventory filed by them last year, ex-
cept the piece of land at Kaunakakai,
Molokai, comprising one and --
hundredths acres, described in deed
of the Trustees to r. W. Meyer,
dated September 18th, 1892, and
recorded IN Lib. -- on pages -,
which was sold to Mr. Meyer for 500.
The Trustees also hold the follow
ing securities
Hawaiian Government bond
for go. ........... ........ ........$ 1000 90
Hawaiian Government bond
for. ........ ..... ......~. 1000 CO
l.. S. and III. Kapu's notes,
secured by mortgage of
land at Eva, for............... 5000 90
KuikekakauIani and S. III.
kui's note, secured by
mortgage of land at EVA,
for ................. ............... 400 90
Kaalewai's note, secured by
mortgage of land at Pala-
ma, for ........................ 440 90
$l1 $40 90
They have also cash in hand
amounting tO........ ......... 6,25S 60
$1S,O9S 60
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14
"The Brief History"

Owing to a big demand for the
Brief History of the Hawaiian
Revolution" the Gazette Company
has printed a second edition. 1t
contains everything up to date re-
garding the overthrow of the
monarchy, including the raising
of the stars and stripes on the
Government building. It can be
had at this office or at the news
dealers. Send a copy to your
friends abroad.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14

For the Council to enter the field
of general legislation is not merely
to transcend its powers. 1t is not
merely unjustifable in point of
theory. 1t is also highly impolitic
in point Of fact. We believe this to
be the general opinion. The coun-
try is weary of legislation. 1t has
just been through eight tedious
months oft and now it longs for rest.
Genug des Guten. People do not
agree, even about the best of laws.
Too much legislation induces dis
sension and irritation. Let it be
reduced to the minimum which
necessity prescribes.
Governments are after all sim
ply made up Of individuals, and
the best of both are liable to err.
Criticism is the salt which even vir-
tue needs to keep it from spelling.
Taken in moderate doses, it hurts
nobody, and indeed blesses both
him that gives and him that takes.
1t is because we believe so thor
oughly in the patriotic motives of
almost all of the Council that we
offer these suggestions. They are
believed to reflect the general SEN
timent of the community and of
all its classes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14

The ADVERTISER has the largest
circulation and prints mole live news
than any of its alleged contempo-
1aries. Its advertising columns
prove that business men know a good
thing when they see it. If you do
not take this journal you are behind
the times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14
TOO MUCH LEGISLATION.

The authority OF the Provisional
Government is derived from the
will of the people who erected it.
1t is in form an oligarchy of eight
cen persons, responsible to none
but themselves, and clothed with
despotic powers. In reality, how
ever, the government is as respon-
sible as though it were one of linn
tied and defined powers, elected by
a direct vote of the people and
holding subject to their approval.
The members of the government
are simply plenipotentiary trustees,
If the term may be allowed, en-
dowed with full authority in order
to enable them to achieve a specific
object, and entrusted with the adj
ministration of affairs until that
object is accomplished.
If this be correct statement Of
facts,-and it hardly admits of
dispute-what should be the scope
of legislation by the new Govern
ment ? It seems to us clear that it
should be confined to those mat
ters necessary to effectuate the
ends for which the Government
was established, and to such others
as are too pressing to admit of de-
lay. Within these limits the Gov
ernment has free hand. Beyond
them, justice and policy both de-
mand that it should abstain from
activity.
These principles seem almost too
clear for discussion. The Execu-
tive and Advisory Councils were
not created for purposes of general
legislation. Nothing of the kind
was dreamed of. They were
created to secure annexation
to the United States, to pass such
laws, send such embassies and ne
gotiate such treaties as would ,1sd ,,1fssnd
to bring about ,,sf end and
to keep the @SSTockwork of govern
mem going until the end was
gained. There are many good and
excellent measures which might be
passed. Important reforms in all
departments might be instituted.
Free schools might be established
and a scientific system of taxation
be introduced, new loans might be
negotiated and millions be spent
on railroads, harbors, roads and
bridges. These might all be mea-
sures of the greatest value. Doubt
less they are such. But the Gov
eminent has no right to meddle
with any of them, because they
have no relation to the objects for
which it was instituted.
Do the laws which have been
passed by the Provisional Govern
ment conform to the standard laid
down above? Some of them obvi-
ously do, but the propriety of
others is open to question. There
is now bill before the Councils
providing for the transfer of the
Insane Asylum to the control of the
Board of Health. If our view of the
rights and duties Of the Councils
be correct, what justification can
there be for this law?
1t is obvious that it can plead
no justification whatever. The
measure we believe to be, upon it's
merits, good one, but the councils
have no real authority to pass it. 1t
has nothing to do with the objects
for which the government was
created-no pressing emergency
requires it; there has been no de-
,,,on1 Gov ~ I,- o,1, Of Tho 0roro-1e,
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14
$1S,O9S 65
Was the Subject Of Temperance
Lecture Last Evening.

Was the Subject of a Temperance,
Lecture Last Evening.
There was a very large audience
of ladies and gentlemen assembled
at the Y. NJ. G. A. Parlors last
evening to hear the first temper
ance lecture on "Those Grasshop-
pers" by Rev. DR.. Lucas, of To-
1onto, Canada Mr.. Lucas spoke
for one solid hour and half, clos
ing his remarks at $50 O'Clock,
and the audience seemed to want
to hear more. His remarks were
intermingled with humor, pathos
and sublimity-a combinatic- of
delivery which would not fail to
interest the most nard- hearted lis
tener. he withheld the opinions
Oh the ", c. T. u, temperance
p5opie, clergymen, and all temper
ance agitators, including himself,
on the great and burning question
of the day--the liquor traffic. The
opinions of these might be said to be
prejudicial, and therefore impartial.
He rather wished to give the free
and candid opinion of the men en-
gagged in the business on the tenn
perance question. Their opinion
cannot be claimed to be prejudiced
or impartial in any sense. But of
all the liquor men he approached
on that question, one and all agreed
that it was dirty work wrecking
humanity. One saloon man gave
it as his candid opinion that "it is
a damnable business, but there's
money in it."
Mr.. Lucas will speak again this
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A, on
Thumbs up, or thumbs down"
AS his style of oratory cannot be
reproduced on paper, therefore sat-
isfy yourself by going to hear him
personally.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14

of public opinion, and the men
who attended the mass meeting of
January 10th, and those who sup
ported the Government with their
rifles thereafter, did not delegate
legislative powers to the council
for any such purpose as this.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14

WE publish in another column
an interesting abstract of an able
address lately delivered by the Rev.
Mr.. Frear, on the Hawaiian situa-
ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14

This Salt is made at the
KAKAAKo SALT Works, stu
ated east of Honolulu, from
clean ocean water, which is
evaporated in about 600 ponds
laid out in the mathematical
order, supplied from about
fifty storage ponds, all kept
in the most perfect order.
The above sold at a reduced
price by
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-03-14

At Pahala $50 inches fell in twelve
hours on the 9th and 7th.
c. J. LYONS,
In charge of Weather Service.
, 1893-08-05
Spurlos perIbpun0en.

6rau 6. GopcQ, sic trante Tralt, sic am
Srettag por elmer Mo1e nus Safion,
Wti6., p9ne alle 0elbmittel bierbergetom1
men mar, lit peribmunben. Qtm 9onnersz
Tag 9tbenb ipurOc 6rau GooeI 5unddbit nad5
Dem ct. 2utds z6oipital un6 bon bier mach
benz Gountps6oipita gebra9t. 4lS AM
Wfttttpncb lriib Der 08Grter mach i6r ic6cn
tpoQte, mar ie Deri6munoen, un6 Bis iebt
lit feline Spur BON ibr 9efunDen morDen.
Srau Ntarp q. Swon, 3148 Mtbigon
9(Oe., bat ii6 crbOten, Srau Gopeu, 6eren
ungIiiflldbe GerbGItnifie ite aus ben Set
tungen tentelt gelernt bate, 0aS @elO 81
Der 9teiie 5u ibren Gerpatbten tnSanborn,
sc. g., Der5ugeben unO aucb ionit tbr
S6ifial 6u erlei6tcrn. Die 9oipitaIz
beD0rOe CAB tbr aber ben 8eicbeib, 6aB iie
bon Oetn ge8cnipdrtt8en 9tulent6olt Ser
Srau GoDell NIGHTS DiiBte. Srou Stpan
mill itcb bemiiben, ibren Nufentbalt aus
ftnbig 81 macben un0 Die be6auerStpert6e
6rau SIT ibren Serpanoten Su icbiden, Die
iicb germ bereit erflart baben, fir tie sl
lor9cn.
, 1893-08-05
2IQrRf6ert6f.

@btcago, 5. 2luguit.
6olgcnDe Pretie puroen BET 9r0Bercal
Bartteen ~erSielt:.
8utter, bette Creamery zWoore 10
O., CUTE 18@184c, mittclmdBigc 16(a
l7c. 0airp, GooleD's bette 16(017c,
mittclgute unb quite 153 @16c, frilcber
Yadtn9 Stool 14(0-c.
8uttertn bette Creamery 173c, rccbt
idb0ne 16c, 0airD 13c un0 lac fit Bic
bette; IN p&ouS" ODER tleinen @ebinoen &c.
meDr.
&aie, bette sui grcam GbcbOors"
So, pStptns" TO-, Ooung 2mcrica
8084c, rSfimmcb" nac6gemacbtcr
S6pet5cr 10(Q11c, y8rif" 83@9c, 2in,
burger 9!@1Oc.
@tcr, 9an5 friide, 12}@ bas
9Bb.
Obit, sebOrrtcs: Q(epfcl, tiinltlid scz
tro6nctcS 73010c baS 8funo, an Ser
Snntc ge00rrte n0rOlicbc 5069c, 4firIicbc
5@6c, SrOmbecren 607c, 6imbecrer
230243; GaliforniicbeS 9tpricoielt 14(a.
16c, nicbf ecic6Glte 8firiicbe Sole, oez
ichdlte 22(@24c; 8flaumen 9@l3c; DO
linen: Gonoon &aDer5 $1.65(02.0 90 bas
&iit5e1, Otu9fatclIer $1.26(01,35, lole
406c.
Gbf, frtidcs; 2(epfel 81. OOa2.OO uhb
$2.75(@4,00, je nGcb Der Site, 8onanen
$1,O0(@1.25, Gitronen $2.5O07. 80, Tloz
ri0aeS Srangen $2.2502. 80, @robccrcn
81 .O001.75 per "a 4ints, Stocbc(beeren
$1.25(@1.5 80 per Is Quarts, 6imbeercn
l9iporae, $1.40@1 .6jj, rotbe, 81. OO(02. 90,
8rombeeren $1.00(01.50, 8ftr1tchc NIT
loiem &crn G 49, 25@5Oc, gclbc Sepons
5Oc(0$1. 90, 9flaumcn GA Quarts) 5Oc0
$1.00. 8lalbtcren 1901. 30.
&artoffelu: Ncue 9earleB S.
o. GrumpbS $-.-(Gl.6 5, 9fo1e
$1.80@1.9 go, Gorlp Ohio $1,25(0I so oos
6aB.
@efIu9el, le6enoi9e: Glrfeh ga
93c; 6lbncr: 6ennen 100, SGbne
-@-c, Gnten 5000, @Gnie, Icbeubior
nit ben gan5cn Seoern, So. OO06.OO per
9ubenb. Spring Gbifens" 120125c
ba5 @funb.
@emiii c: gSciBfraut aus Suinois
6Oc0-r Ct. Coulter o.; rotbc o6er
gclbc 3micbelu $1.50(0- Ser HnirhrI :.
lungc Otobrrilben 20(025c bas 0uken6,
jun8e tpetBc Nii5cn -(0-c, ScUeric Ia
SOC oas 9uBcnO; iunge s3micbcln 81. so psr
8uicbel; rotbc 6ibcn 5Oo0SiO0 Sos
6aB; Spar8el 6Ol465c per J ,8uiAcleSiits
chen; Slumtltobl o. baS .4titcben -,
gSlpeet 9otatoeS" aus SQtnois So ,009.
$50 Oas 6aB. uGomuten" 25a6Oc Sen
uGrate,"
, 1893-08-05
Gin 0afoltnofen
Rt6tet wieoer einmaI unbeiI an.

9urcb Sic Grploiion eines @aioltnofens
in oer Wobnung bon Srau Ufarta Bacon,
SEQ. 40 @alnutitr., erlitten geitern 9tacbz
mittog bret SrGuen l3tpere 8ranbDunOen.
Sbre 9ta1neu itnb:
8rau Otarta Bacon, 65 Sabre alt, 8ronoz
tpuuben am 9an3en &6rper. .~l.
SRI. Otalnte Bacon, 20 Sabre ait, i'm
@elt6t un0 an BEN Qlrmen perbrannt.
Sri. MarD Weitpbal, 20 Sabre alt, am
Linfen Nrm unb 8etn perbrannt.
Sic @rploiion erfol9te, ais 6rau Bacon
BEL Der 3u6ereitun9 beS MtttagsmabGes
bei6Gftigt mar. Sic iotpo6L, mic tire
Socbter Wamie, tDaren i'm 9fu bon Slant
men ein9ebiilt unb gritere lief, laut UNI
6ilfe rufcnb, auf ben Corridor. Inter
ben Griten, bic 3u tbrem 8eiitan6e bers
beieilter, tpar Sri. g8eltpbal, bic in bent
oberen Stofperf ipobnte. 9as junge
Wd66en Derfu6te 6ie 6lalnmer an 6ralt
8acon'S &leioertt nit ben blobcn 6Gnoer
auS3ubriiden urb erlitt babel 60ie 8ran0z
munoen. Wttttlertpeile batter onnere Sans
bepo6ner 9e6en berbetgci6Leppt, nit berer
6iilfe man bic Slammen erlttfte. Qlc9n7
ltcb Oerfu9r man Damn nit Sri. Bacon.
8etbe batten aber i6on i3pere 8ronbz
tpu1ben e%rlttten. Srau Bacon itorb beutc
Wtor9en.
, 1893-08-05
DerRoftet uno wieoer entHoben,
Dr.. Roworo i6Idet oen Sunoesbeamten EN-
S6nippben.

9teOerenbuS Or. 6re6ertf 6otparo bon
Sdflon, Senn., Der BrGiibent Der y@ulf &
3enneiiee Gailroao" mur0e ami 9onneritao
NbcnO bier unter Der Q~(nflage perboftet, Die
Bolt Der Ser. Stnatcn 81 betriigeriicber
l3pefcn miBbrau9t 81 baben. '9te On
fla9en gegen ben 9oftor tporen ale bon
Demlelben Gbarafter, tie iparen cher 10
sablreicb, 6aB lie ibn iebr gu 8oben briid7
ten. Or. 6omarb belt e8 oaber fit gez
ratbcn, Die SDr9loltgfett, nit Der i'm Die
SunbeSbeamten betpacbtert, 81 bcnuBen unb
81 entfliebeu.
Or. SotparO betricb cine Ngentur, nm
lolcben Berlonen bier, BON Denen Ser
tpal1ote in europa nit !6interlaliung zines
Sermo9ens geItOrben, 81 tbrcr @rbi6aft
SIT per6cIfen. Die 8unbeSbeb0roen tpolIen
aber DaDtntcr, %9etommcn ietn, baB baS Sc
lcbGft oeS 6ru. G%epcrcnbus ntcbtS ipeiter
tpor, ais elm gans geneiner S6lpinoel, Ben
CT flr 5tpet Sabre betrieb, l1nD burcb ben
ct bic Yoit Der Ser. Stanten miBbroucbte.
Die 8camten paren au6 bereit9 felt ettpa
3rpet Sabren auf Der Sucbc mach bem
SbrpinOler. Die erlte Spur BON i6m lpurDc
BON benz YOitinipector &. Is. 2ittle in
Sadlon, Senn. Dor ettD1 elmer Wocbc gez
funoen. Sn5ptlben maj 9r. 6otporb
mach GDtca9o 9cfommen, mo ct auf tele>
grapDticbe NuffDr0erun9 ieitenS be3 Snz
lpectorS Gtttle in 6aft genOmmen tpur6e.
SEPT itn0 bic 8emilbun9en Der 8e90r>
ben pteOer tp%enigften3 DDrlGufi9 ourcb bic
Ylucbt oeS 8erDafteten pereitelt.
, 1893-08-05
Die S6uloen Ger Barontn Blanc.

Die gei6Gftttben 8e5iebungen 3piiben
ben 6erren @eorge Nanbolpb uno Sranf
8artrtOge, Ben Gigentbitmern Des Wtetroz
pole Stub 2ei6z u1b &oititaIS, nit ber
8aronin Blanc boben nit elmer 0iiionans
g%eenOet. Die 8arontn bate bel ben Serb
ftaQbcftBern cine 9tcdbnung BON SOL aufz
lalfcn lalien unb ibnen 6ann i6re Batroz
mage cnt5Ogen. Inn bieie Gc9nung couefz
ttren 81 f0ntert, BADEN nun bic 2eibitaQz
bcltBer i'm Supcrior9eri6t 9egen bic
8arOnin, Sic ieBt ouganbliflicb ftcb in
BbiIaOelpbio oufbGIt, ctnen 8ciblogz
nabme6cfebG e~rtpirtt, ser benz 6iilfsl6criff
Sebront sur Souitrefung iibergeben lit.
StS jebt bat Ser 6GlfSibcriff ieoocb nod
fem @i9entbum ermittcln f0nnen, bas bic
8~aroneiie bier Suriidgclo1ien bat.
, 1893-08-05
Stdottibes.
Geuer in elmer misunderstanding.
Cine KataitropPe our6 oas fdnele Gin.
9reifen Der 6euerpebr perbitet.

I'm 3 ltbr 9eitern 9tabmitta9 1a6 Elm
Nrbeiter aus bem GrbgelhoB BON Gbapin
& Sores @n9rOs> Sptrituoienban0lung
'73 uno IS MOnrOeitraBe. 9fa&d berporz
b%ringen. @lei6 barauf erfolgte cine ST.
ploiipn uno BET Qlarm tuuroe einQeIan6t.
&aum cine Wfinute ipGtcr belt Gbef Spez
ltte DDr benz 0auie ulb 1ofprt lieB er einen
All Nlarm abgeben, oa es ibm auf ben
eriten Slid flar Durbe, DAB bier nur burcb
l6ncues, ipirtiameS Giltgretfen cine perz
becrenbe SeucrSbrunit per6utet &per6en
fOnne. No6 unO mach tparen oegen picrsi9
6emii9e uno 0ampfipriBen Snr Steae unb
nun tpurOen Hn9ebcure 8aliermengen i1
oas brenneube @rogei6oB bineingeporfen.
SAT- tpGren mcbrere Scuermebrleutc BEL Dem
&0icben Su S6a0en 9etontmen, BENIN sic
electril6en 0rGbte i6molSen in 6olge ber
6ibe uno baIb War ber gauge Naum 10 nit
@lectrtcitdt gei3mdn9ert, oaB ale 2lugen>
bliGe Elm Seuertpebrmann BON einem
S3lage 81 8oocn geporfeu unb binaus7
getr0gen tDerbct muBten. gu ben 8e>
trofferet 9eDOrten bet 2ieut. WfurpbD, Sa1
mes Euiieu, @mmet Wurp9p, 2ieut. 2acD,
@apt. GpnipaD, Warl9au Steele, 2ieut.
Grattp, So. 6uS3D, @6marb WcGartbD unb
Gbomas 0ou9bertD. Qlue erboltcn itcb
iebocb baI6 nieber un6 fonnten nacb ibren
MObnun9en 9ebracbt 1perben. Ser BerIuit
an tpertbDpuen Sptrittoien unb Gtgarreu
mar Elm be6eutcn0er; 6err G6apin i6abtc
i'm auf $4,000 bis $75,0 900, io9te aber,
0aB er burcb 8eriicberuna pou 9ebedt lei.
Die @ntftcbun9suriacbe bes SeuerS bat
no6 nicbt pOiittp feit9eitclt tperben f0nnen,
oocb permltbet man, DaB eS burcb cine ST.
ploitOn BON gtaturgaien uerurlacbt ipurDe.
, 1893-08-05
Peiratbet etnen Gbineien.
Strote 9iermat miro Ole Satin Don See
Sing, neil ole Gltern ite 3ptreen wouz
ten, einen ibr perba6ten 9ran3oien 5u
hetratben.

Sebr 9e9en Sen @iQen Ser Gltern pur6e
9e1tern bet 6ineiiicbe 9tr3t, See Sing, Der
9atte Der l6idbri9cn 8irbie Sherman,
oeren Stiefpater, Satnes 8ali6, in
Dem 6auie 1926 Glart StraBc cine
Wirtbibaft betreibt, perbetratbet. SAT-
t%teter, ais beren Gltern, perben burcb
Die 6eiratb 5pei WGuner beriibrt, Sic iid
betbc groBe 6offnun9 gelna3t batter,
Btrote zines Cages ais Satin betmSufiib>
rem. 9ieie 8eiben itnD ein tpobl6abenber
6ransoie aus einem StG6tdben i'm mittles
rem SutnOiS uno ein blutarmer i%talieni>
i9er Barber, Namen5 8tto Giancto. Gem
@riteren mar 8irbte sur Satin periprocben
ltllo Dem GeBtcren mar nieberbolt bon Dem
Wtdoden 0aS @beperipreben 9egeben nor
ben. QSa9ri6etnlicb tpiirbe ntcb 8itp Der
0ltdltcbe 9elpeien leiu, tpcnn er 10 nieI
@elh, ipie iein 9ineitlbcr gtebenbublcr 9ez
babt bate. 0teier nabm Sir0te nur beBz
bath sum Wtanne, neil ibr BET BON ben
@ltern tbr gum Wtanne beitimmte Sran5oie
IN Der Seele suDtoer mar.
9aS ion6crbare 8aar fll6r ant Samita9
Wtor8en I'M 5 ll6r betmltcb mach Yeoria
uno murbe bort bon benz l1ntDcrialilten>
Yrebtger 9teO. Wc9llpbine getraut, bocb
ibetnt eS, 0aB Sic Sacbe nod nid9t 10 glatt
abgeben pirb, oa baS glitter Der iungcn
6rau arf Is Sabre angegeben mur0e, nab
re1o tie erit IL Sabre sGb(t uno Die Gltern
oroben nun, ben @bineien iuegen Gntfii6z
rltn9 perRaften la1ien 81 pOlIen.
, 1893-08-05
Die StcQrng Der ~ Subs Der v9&ationaI
lit bis ieBt fol9en6e:
Sin oetpiiier @eprae Mcnnplos uni;

- Sin a%etpiiier George HcDnolbS ami
iirte iicb iebcn Ntbenb bomit, an 9Ipmoutb
YGoce pericbieoene JteuoIperi6iiiie ab5N7
feucrn. Sin &u9el brang in baS rccbte
8cin bon 81. g8. Ofper, 211 PlDmoutb
Ylocc. Der &ertpu1lbete tpUrbe MACH Dem
Mercpe 6ospital 8ebracbt, llno 0teQnoIDS
Uuroe eingelOcDt.
SameS S'0lciu, ein iicbenid6rigcr
far6i9er 3eitungSiunge, mari geItern 9tbeno
eincn Stein uacb 6rou Butter, geo. 10 9.
@rccnltr., tpetl Oteie i'm bon Der Grcppc
por ibrem !0alic Fortunes, Gos @urfs
geicboB icblug Srau Butler orei 3dbnc aus
Der unseratbene Ssngel ipurbe perbaftet.
, 1893-08-05
Grla9 1einer SAubwuuoe.
mm. 6. GIapper be5ohIt feline Gifer1ubt mi
ietnem Gooe.

g8m. &. Glapper, Der am 0onner1tog
BON Or. st. Q4tdbom Gurcb cinen &epoluerz
icbuB %pertpunbet tpuroc, crtag beutc firth in
lciner Bobnung, 1917 9ort 2Ipe., ieiner
Q8unoe.
Gtopper bctrieb in Brighton Barf cine
Nirtbi1aft. SIS iporcn ibm @erildbte bon
einem unSicnlli9cn llnlgang 5piicbcn ieiner
Satin unb Dem Or. Wifbom Su S9ren ge>
fommen, nomentltb ourcb elmer Mann
NamenS 2(bants, Sin &encontre nit ietz
nent an9cblicben Nebcnbublcr enbctc ON
9onneritag oanit, DAB Der 9oftor icinen
&cpOlpcr 5o9 nnb ibm cine Gugcl IN ben
&eib J0gte.
, 1893-08-05
Nuf Der Sorfe

ipurOe Septem6ertpei3en nit 610618 &c,
6anbeIt. Der 9e3embertermin brccbte 684
@684.
Corn itte9 pe9en ser anbalten6en 9irre
bon 404 auf 400, I'M Septembertermin i'm
Wfattermtn 9ing Der Breis BON Al auf 415
btnauf.
6afer itie8 per Septem6er bon 2488 aui
%.
SApcinefleti6 b~ebauptete iic6 nic6t; Der
Septcmbertermin bracbte 12.5O(012.7 20;
S6mal3 7.6O07.7O; Gtppen 1907. 25.
, 1893-08-05
Sdfebdu.

9as stuette Spiel 5tptiben 6em Gbtz
cagoer uno @leOclanOer 8alebausGlub
enbete geitern in GleDelanb, ipie cS porauSz
5uieben mar, nit eincm Siege oes lebterer
Clubs. 2ange bate %enticbieoen ieincr
i1lecbten Sag un6 ietncn Oiclen 6ebtern tit
Die 9tjeberiage 1pobl bauptid4lib 5uSue
ichreiben. gtochltehenb bic Score:
, 1893-08-05
SoOeS=Wm3ci0c.

Sen Wtit9lie6ern bS Observation-Disclosures
Der @ottTrieo 8r9. So, ippie 6reunoert unb 8efonnten
Die trourige 9to1ri6t 6oB Sobn @pttlieb Sd)aal
aus llnteridledtba6, O6erant @Gel3beim. R~6ni9ret6
gSitrttem6erg, nadh turSeut &etben TN Mlter pon Sc Sab
rem I Wtonuten unb % So9en peritprben lit. Sic Seer=
ot9ung ftu0et itatt an Spuntag. ben 6. @uQuft, l ubr
MOODS. Ser WoritouO.
EOoOt
, 1893-08-05

Sreunben un6 8etonnten Die ~trourioe Nadri6t, bah
mem tnni9it ~gelte6ter @atte sc atbins Sill i'm 9lteI
eeioen an Mittmo9 Mtorgen 6ol6 3 I5r 9eIturben lit.
8le 8eerotgung finbet Sonntag. ben 6. AuguIt. Mtor=
gems 10 ubr, bonn Srauerbauie, 3038 Arcber MpenMe,
uad gHoloDeim itatt. 9ie trauernDe @attiu
W3attd !4iu, uebit &iuberu,
, 1893-08-05
Soft unO @OgiS geiudt,


0Eiieni1oitl. ge6ilo. 9cuti9er inbt bilbi9eS 3intmer
~ epent. NIT Soft bel Qebilo. 5antlie ooer a%lelnlteb.
a~nit6uD. Game. 3immer nit &laOierbennBltttg beoDr=
5r9t. 9auernber Wttetber. 99uroe iebr germ ais Snt=
gelt 8inoern oe5 9aules DtnIif= nno arOerell tnterrlbt
x, 141 S4. Staotsat1. l09bau