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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-12-17

between this country aud Hawaii.
is one that viii be read with inter-
est by all who have followed the
course of events since the annex
ationists on the island asserted
themselves and established s pro-
visional government which secured
the hasty recognition of the United
States. The state document which
the Secretary has made public is
full and candid review of the case
from its inception, and, if correct
in It's details, is certainly correct in
the conclusion that the indepen- :
dence of the Hawaiian government
should be restored, and that with
this performance of a plain duty in
reference on the part of tie United
States should cease. The fact that
Minister Stevens exceeded his
authority and committed this
government to an act OF gross and
cowardly injustice is positively as
serted, while the marines from the
United States ship Boston gave aid,
comfort, and success, to the revolu-
ionists under the prete nse CT pro-
tecting the life and property of
American citizens in Honolulu.
This showing accounts for seve-
raj facts that were at the time OF
their occurrence matter of gene
raj discussion. 1t will now be un-
derstood why the commissioners of
the provisional government and
the representatives of Queen Liliu-
okalan raced across the continent,
each seeking to first gain the ear Of
Secretary Foster with the hope of
securing favorable action on the
part of the United States. 1t ex-
plains the hauling down of the
American flag by Minister Blount
when he reached Honolulu and
there learned the true condition Of
affairs, but it does not make clear
why Minister Stevens played the
part of usurper and made false
representations to his government,
afterwards admitting that they
were false. Neither does 1t account
for the undue haste with which the
Harrison administration seized up
on the opportunity for annexation
and gave one of the most marked
illustrations of jingoism in the
whole history of the nation.
The assertions made by Secretary
Gresham are amply backed by the
correspondence, letters. dispatches
and verbal testimony upon which
such assertions are made They
indicate beyond room for reason
able doubt that Stevens acted with
and for the annexationists. 1t was
stipulated by him that if they
would gain possession of the hall
and read their proclamation, they
should receive the recognition and
protection of this government.
They were not stro8g enough to
stand alone and were opposing a
large majority of the people in their
revolutionary action. The cooper
alton of Stevens was their only
hope and it was because Of his
course. supported by the force from
the Boston, that the queen yielded.
1t was an unparalleled act Of in
justice on his part and placed this
nation in the humiliating attitude
Of using its Superior power with
the wanton cruelty of s tyrant. 1t
Was shameless assertion of the
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-12-17

A local correspondent thus
photographs Mr.. Charles Carter.
He dresses like dude, acts like
a fool, and looks like an ass, but
he still imagines himself a states
man.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-12-17

L. A. Thurston has the faculty
of denying anything and every
thing. 1t may be polite, but it
sounds very much like downright
lying.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-12-17

is simply portion of that con-
stitution.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31

Sdmorrb o 5 e Il, .9ebeilt bur9 Qrafeis'
bleibeu 9ebeilt. Niemaltb wirb iemolS mteber
6d%norrbotOen %befomme1, Der a~ratelis mad
Gorl@rift gebrau@t. Sin weni9 goritbt
beinl 81 Ell, ein lpelli9 8ertar6 nrlb Der 9e=
le9eutlt9e @ebrau9 bieles 9roBelt 6etlmtttels
,piirben balb bic 6Gmorr6oiben pom Der grbe
perbonl1e1t, ui1b nit beltl elben bas fir6terz
li@e @efol9e DON 6irur9ii9en Operationen,
GarbpliuiectiD1en utb logenotnten l9mer5=
lolen ober bod 9efdbrlt9elt Wtitteln, mel9e
6lr6 llnlpiienbeit uno 5abiu9t Der letoenz
ben Wteni6Deit anf9ebiirbet werben. Qltateiis
qualpoaen @6mer5en @tnbolt. Nroben perz
ben fret Don g. NeuifGbter & Co., Sor 2415,
Seem Oort, perIanot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
Cine f6re6Ii6e @rIhfittermma.

Sns ifFs, mas iebe Contribution, bic nit S8ittslfroft
rnO Steber, biGtDfe1n Dber @ebielfiebtr Dber irsenb
p~eriobiItb AT erbnlben bot. Sic Molorio lit ntbt nnr
an nnb fir fi1 cine i4redtd5@isbe aranf9 s, ne 1T g audible Die
liden 6eimIu6uaqeu. Sn BET pettaIs orDBten 3abI
npn 6dlen ertpeiIen fb Bic boge9en an9eipaa6ten Spe.
a~ialnittel als %alpectlos; DD6itenS baB fe Die S911erSel
fernbaIteu. @ber bel bent geipDbtli6en gerfabrett feb
rem 6ieie nit unfeblbarer 9e9elmdBi9fett pteoer. Der
&eioenbe mag Dielletft ieinen lnfent9alt mt sltleIi 9e'
Slute unb fommt ito6 Mblauf elmer 9elpiiien ,3sit anfs
geue gum 9oridein. Sr9anti9s aIttctrt9e!t Der Stsrs
ben, Seraletoen unb olQentetne &Drperlbna9e 1t1to pie
SplQen BON Ntoloria. Nton beieitige beren 9rl11olez
9en6e rrfa9e tnb neruteibe f~inftt9es pRg!lle9es nneell
NIT S~Ditetter's Wtagenbitters, ons a1ttb bel Seoe6letoen'
llnt6dttqfeit Der gtferen, &betrnattsnlus uno geroal1'
nn9s6eI8merben Die beiten 9ienlte letitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
Oas Juternationole preisfaiefen.
6iir Sdibenfreunoe cine erobe 0%r5iebnns.

fir Sdiibenfreunoe cine ero6e an3iehun9.
@er immer fi9 fir BEN S6eibenitanh
unb Stubel1 tntereiitrt, ioute ntebt ner1
idumen, iicb rcge an bent tnternattonalen,
coLumbiiben 8reis16ieBen 3u betbetltgen,
meLdes llnter Der 2le9ibe oes Gbtca9o
S6abenpereins ieben Sonntag uno Wton>
tag in benz ibattisen SDibenpart bel
&enfington leinen 9erlauf ntmmt. Sin
8reisibieBen, bel neldem 10 bo6e UNI
tpertbpoQe Breiie ausgeicBt itnb, olrfte u
balb nibt nteber %arrangtrt %tperoen, uro
sic @%elegenbeit, Ii9 Die Columbus Wfeoatae
5u erl9ieben, tpel6e anf @enerattonen
9inaus Elm bebeutian1eS Nnbenfen an Die
9rDBte alcr Nusiteuungen ietn miro, miro
iib ME mie6er bteten. Somtt fDnnen mir
bic ScbiBen bon gtab un6 Tern ntcbt tpar1l
genug 3ur eifri9en 8etbetlt9ung an otelera
BreiSl6ieBen ermuntern.
Oie Gelultate bes S6icBens am lebten
Sonntag unb Wonta9 brin9en tptr IN
Solgenbem. Srob Des tparmen Metters
9tng es i'm SbieBitanb riibrtg nno ftoel
5u, unb iotpobl i'm 8ereinsz pte i'm So
lumbia>S tano fnatterten Die Biicblen mach
6erSensluit. Solgenbe S6ilben tpuroen
nit Der Columbus MeOaiae gei9mudt:
@buarb Gigger, Wonroe, isis.
Warttn @rdu, Gbtca9o.
6. S. &reBl6mer, 9etroit, Wt3.
Gbas. S. @auib, Detroit, Wi9.
Sulius 6elmolb, @bicago.
&ubolpb Grimm, @btcago.
gilbert 8Oeie, Chicago.
Sos 0telultat auf ben beri3te6enen
Sbeiben mar mic folgt:
&ebrz g 6etbe: 8. S. &rebi3mer,
Detroit, Is Sabnen aus 100 S9ilen.
So. &iigser, Monroe, @is., IL Ta6nen,
unb Gbas. S. 8altb, Detroit, Wtt3, II
Sabnen.
Go1umbuszS cbeibe: Gbas. S.
@aQt9, 48; 8. &rebi6mer, 38; @ouaro
Gugger Al.
~e9etbe: @buar6 GGsser
60, s. Soggenburger 63, Or. $. Wterfel
63, 80. @rau 81, 8. s. &reBibmer So,
G6as. @allt1 81, 81. &eni9, Golebo, SO.
MannzS6eibe Or. s. Wterfel 81,
s. TDggeltbur9er 80, q. Geni6 80, 8. S.
Sngcriou ", 90. @rau rs, 8m. @brenz
pfort 81.
Stanbarb: @m.. @6renpfort, San
Srancisco, 80; ST.. $. Mterfel 30; @oip.
&iigger 80; Gbas. Waui6 81; 8. S..
&rebibner 26; s. Goggenbnrser 81.
&0nt9szS 9etbe: Gbas. S. @als
Ii9 165, 6. S. &rebi3mer 185, @om.
&il9ger 1856.
gtd3itcn eonntog unb Muntas Sort
iebung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
Qus ser GountYyD erwaltuns.
Der9ebune alerlei widti9er Gontracte. =
Korrea erhdlt feline mirthsIicen3. Oas
7rrenafvl in Claim.

Der9ebnne alerlei midtieer Gontracte. -
Korrea erhdlt feline mirthsltcen3. Oas
JrrenafYl in @l9tn.
9ieMontdgs> SiBung 6es County Gat6s
bate fir Wtuiam y. &orreQ ben ertpiinidz
ten @rfolg, inbem inn Bic na69elucbte
2icen3 utt Sii6rnng elmer 8trt6i6aft be-
ntuigt tpuroe. 9em groteit Der 8Irger
BON MaDtpoo6 ipurbe ~feinerlet 8eabtung
geibenft. @ommtfdr S'Gonnea bradbte
6ie Sad6e 5ur Spra9e unb fteute BEN 9[n>
trag auf 8etptQt9ung Der 2icen3. Son ben
gDmmtiidren ittmmte1 8Drne, @bertSbGu>
fer, &euD, S'@onneu, 8anocb, &oot,
Strudman urb @bmanion fir, un6 NQen,
Glart, Gool, @reen un6 6offmanl1 gegen
ben Nntrag. 6err Strudman iagte BET
9tbgabe ieiner Sttmme, baB ct nur besbaLb
fir ben Mntrag geitimmt babe, tpetL bic
v3pet Metlen" : 8eftimmuns 6o3 ME
beo6a6tet por6en iet.
0as @nmtte fir Dffentli6en 9ient be-
ibloB geitern Die 8er9ebun9 bon Gon>
tracten in County, @ebGu6en an foIgenbe
Sirmen:
Mc6arIan6 G., Co., &e1eG I'M
County 9oipitaL .............$14,000
Sbompion & Co., &nla8e BON
Sang78ahtns :.....:....:. $175
bes Gri9inaiseri9ts, @ebaubes.. $1,000
Sprague, Sntttb & &c., S9retners
9as MnGebot Ser Strma S6minger
8ros. fit 6eritelung bes SuBbo6ens i'm
Mrme1lbaule. tpur6e norldufig an 6aS gauz
@omite bertpteien, ba S6mtnger 8ros. ben
Se6ler gemadbt batten, an Steae BON Neufz
lbatel ober SeDreu>Nspbalt ben 8runsz
tpt6z2lspbalt 3u bcre6nen. Ser Nntra9
S'@onncu'S, ben nGhitniebrigften 8ietern,
Simpion 8ros., bic 0ieferung fir $2675
gu iibertragen, ipurbe nt9t angenommen.
MuBerbem lag Elm 8ertcbt bes Gomites
fir Suiti3pelen por, Ser empfteblt, 6aB bic
Oeden i'm Gountp7 @efdngniB reparirt unb
i3immer $50. 300 i'm County @ebGube fit
&icbter Bin6es in Stan6 geiebt tperoen
fol-. 9em GountD>NntpaLt tpurbe aufgez
tragen, bte in etnem 8eri9t feit9eiteute
Sbatla6e iiber bte Nt6terfiIun9 BON Ser
ipredbcn bon 8iirgen fir 8erionet in Dem
l[iDl in @lgtn 81 unteriuben. Sene Seute
batten itb uerpfli6tet, Die &leibung fir Die
8%atienten 5u liefern, famen aber tbren Ser
i%prec6ungen ni6t nab. Ntdn beabft3ttgt,
bie &ranfen besbaIb nab Cunning gu
uberfiDren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
Bran6fifter in Daft.
5wet Surfden perfu8en, Elm Raus in Brand
I'll ftedeu.

5wei Bnrfden perfu9en, Elm Faus in Brand
81 itedeu.
Ser @a9iamfeit be5 9olt3titen Sc graff
bat es Sran Settle 9anner BON SEQ. 298
@lartltr. au %perbanfen, OaB tbr 6als no6
itebt unb nibt Monto99lben6 Elm &aub ber
Slammen tpurbe. Ser Boli3iit bemerfte,
ais Ct Die 8an 8urenitr. entlang cling,
einen Wtann III Der Nlep 3tpiiben Start
unb 0earbornitr., Der eine flet1e SaGeL in
Der 6anb bate urb bamtt etnen aus 6ol5,
0urtpen unb 8dpter beiteben0en 6aufen IN
8ran6 Iebte. S6neler ais es er5Gblt tperz
ben tann, mar Ser 8edmte Sur Steue, un6
pG6renb ct BEN 8uri6en unter ietne OBJ
but nabm, bate CT bod no6 @~eIe9en6eit
9en1g, bas bereits lt6terlob brennenbe
Seler 5u lD16en.
Ser 8erbaftete CAB bur6 bte 8orte
vgtun, ou 6aft MIDI ertpti6t" 9etDtfermaBen
3u, baB er Die Nbit9t bate, bas @ebdube
go. 298 @larf StraBe in 8ranb 81 iteden.
GIeiaseitig iagte ct benz 8oli3iiten, bob
Elm @Ompltce III 6Oiitd & Srant's Wtrtbz
i9aft lib aufbalte. Ser @efangene ieLbit
fiibrte Sen golt3iiten babin unb be5etbnete
9anieL @orritD ais BEN Mtti9ulbtgen.
9lll6 ct puroe in t6aft genommen nno in
8eglettung ieines Goaegen, oeiiet gtane
SbomaS 9oonan 1T, nab Der 5arriionz
itraBenzS Station 9ebrabt. 9ort tparen ite
ntcbt gu betpegen, peitere Nn9aben ltber
ibren teuflii6en 8lan su geben. Iucb
Srau 9anner, bie 8eiiberin bes 9auies,
auf bas es i6etnbar an9eIegt tpar, tpuBte
feine Grt1drun9 bafiir gu geben, mas bic
&erle gu benz Serbreben oeranIaBt baben
f0nne.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
aoad1entltd1e guttnta @tanta- Bettrne, ae1natne, 81. Suit 1898.

1ltf Mlc111nort1 beI6rdnft, Do GltcD aus
mebreren anoeren Srtlbaften in gtemDnt
Sdlle bon Gbolera gemelbet iper6en. =
Ser Solooter N9ent Der ulIntteo YreB"
bat betreffs bes 8ericbtes iiber bas 8Ors
berriCben Der SDplera in Neape[pDn ieinent
8ertreter in Gom einen 8rief erbalten, pO>
rim cS bctBt, baB Der Correspondent am
bort9en Samitag bic Tbatiacbe t~ele9rapDirt
babe, DaB bic 8eamten in 0teapel bier Sale
bon Grfranfun9 an Ser Seu9e mdhreno
Des eriten SbeileS ser @ocbe GUT In5etge
gebrabt 6atten. 0ieie 9epei9e lit ME abz
g~eltefert tDor6en uno eS unterlte9t fetnem
3metfel, baB 6teiel6e unter6riidt pOroen
lit. Sn Sen 8rtefe beiBt eS tpeiter, baB
Dc6er Sic 3cttungen in Neapel no3 in Gom
Glngaben iiber Sen MuSbrucb Der Gbolera in
ir9enb etnem T6etle Staliens entbalten,
obgletcb aus BEN Nabricbten Der 11niteb
9reB berporgebt, baB Die Seu9e in @~lelianz
orta uno anoeren Srtibaften in Ytemont
9%raitrt. 8eiter la9t ser 8rtef, boB in
Ounce, Der 6auptitobt Ser gleibnami9cn
grOOtn5, 6oleraabnLi6e &ranfbeiten
berriben. ollie Walfabrten itnb unterz
fagt pproen unb 9ruppencorbons itn6
angetpiclen, auf Bic 9ur6fibrung bes
8erbots 5u acbten. Ser 3uderfDnt9
Claus Sprefels, ser aus 6onoluLu etn=
traf, la9te, bic propiiorii9e 9te9terun9
bon 5apati pfetfe auf Sem lebten 2o3e.
Ni3t Der bterte She'll bes 9olfes itebe auf
ibrer Seite un6 bic algemetne Qnii3t iei,
baB bie&0ni9tn 0iliuofQlani mieber auf ben
Sbron gelebt tperben miiie. 9te Ge9iez
rungsfra9e tpirO mD9lt6ertpetie einer8 olfsz
.abittmmung unterbreitet iperben unb bann
pirb Bic S0ntgtn 9eptnnen. Die proptloz
lrt16e gtegterung plni6t. cine lolbe Nb7
itimmun9 nibt unb iudt ite auf ale m0gz
li6e 8etie 5u bintertreiben. Ser friibere
amerifauii9e @elanbte StebenS unb Elm
paar Wtiiiiondre iparen fir Sic @rbebung
perantportli3 unO tpenn tie ni6t g%etpeien
tpGren, tpilrbe es feline l1nrrben gegeben
baben. Spredels glaubt, 8lount's Weetz
hung iet bic, baB Glepelan6 6as Gtcbttge
treffen ipiirbe, tpenn ct Sic &6nigin 2tltuOz
fala1t mteDer auf BEN Sbron iebte. 9te
&0nigin lit in 6onolulu unb gebt fret unit
BET. Sic lit 6errtn ber Situation. Sou5
ten bic Ser. Staaten it6 petgern, 6atpatt
su dnnectiren, bann mtrb eS gu unruben
fommsn.- @eneralar5t @Dntan in 9Baibz
lIl9lulI ~ w Hul lUl9tllue 0luuet~
bepei6e bon benz in Neapel itattonirten
Nlilten3ar5t i'm Marine 9oipitalDienit 81.
9. Ooung erbalten: v9te GDolera
bdlt IN. 9ie Sage miro i6limz
mer. Cine 9roBe 3abG NuStpanocrer
riiitet iiD fit bic Tabrt na3 4merifa.
Siolirung ant 2anbe lit Elm Ding Der I'M
mOgli3fcit. Die 8ebOrben tpeigern itcb,
bic 3uriid6altung an 8orb 5u 9eitatten.
Die Bafagiere perben Dom s3uge auf's
S6tff gebra9t un6 bte SioItrung
auf Dem @ege lit unpoafommen"
Qluf bteie 0epei3e bat Or. 8Dman fol-
9en6e Qtnttport ob9ei9tft: vGertpeigern
sic 0elunbbeitSi6etn, BIS ale GOribriften
erfiat ftnb. Gbeilen sic ben @eieuicbafz
ten nit, baB i6nen, tpenn fte feinen @ez
lunObeitsi6ein ba6en, Die noQe Strafe
o,,En~In@4 t11o~Sot+ Sot~S IL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
HerntfEte 0rben.

Die Giu5teDur9 BON nadbenannten utb anberet grbs
I9aften, iopte grbebung BON 6eloer1 jug alien 5heilet
Ypanta9ten unb aGe erfprberliGen 9ert9tli6en 9pfl=
uente aus9eferti9t nnb firbliAe Certificate beior9t.
~9enbetten unb 9roaeiien ioatc ollie peranlanen, pel1e
zines auperldIisen 8otbgebers bebilrfen. 9ernt: Wtard'
NORTH at 9fatbe gu 5ieben. 9ie geri9tli9en AnffDrOe'
rrnget BON perntiBten @r6e1 ftnb Is Sabre BON Sert1.
Martlpprtb 9eiantmelt unb tperben p0hentltd9, ME bies
ielben erideinen, 1T oieiem unb alien beoelitenben gldts
gefDrberten 9erioren lpplem ii6 Direct an 9ern1. Wtart-
iportb, gtp. 224 s. 226 @ineitr, @tnctuuati, Sbip, men.
ben, ba Nielnano ouBer ibm ndberen @ufi4ltiB 9eben
FINN 5-..2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31

oertrieben tpur6en, unb ii9 i9lieBli9 BAR
arf b%eicbrdntten, benz tpeitercn l1mit68ret7
fen Scr Seuersbrlutit @inbalt gu tbun. SIN
@anscn iinb 10000 SAB unb 500 Stboft
gSein perbrannt. Ser 8erlnit tptro aut
$500, 900 Derani9la9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
But Kettnttti6.

Cine 91dbmai6ine lit tnt
@an5en MIR 10 itart als ibr
16md6fter Sbeil, oaber se=
braudt bic Ginger Wann=
featuring So. nur bas bette
Material gu jeOem Der Sbetle.
9as fleinite Stdd tpirb se'
prift, oh es palieno 1T bts
auf ben miaioniten Sbetl
zines 8OQes, ebe eS bas @on-
itructiOns= unO 8rufunsss
9epartement berlaKen barf.
9te bette Mai6tne, tpenr ite
ni6t 9enau perltanoen nne
III Sba9t genOmmen tptro,
lit nublOs, baber miro Die
Ginger Ndbmai6tne MIR bon
unIeren eisenen nit @ebalt
be5ablten 8eamten %pertauft.
The Singer Mfg. Co.
@ei9dfte in jeber Staot eer
ciuiltltrten Welt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
Seit mehr ais fInf3io Sabren

rpirS Mfrs. @insGom's 0%ootbtn9 Syrup
fiir s~abne1be 8inber sebraudt. Ct bel@mi3tt9t oos
Sins, erluei6t bas 3abnfeiid, %beleiti9t ale Sbmerz
Sen, furirt 29inbe &Olif unb tit oas bette gttttel 9ez
sen Our6faQ. 6iinfunOslpausi9 @ents bic 6lal@e.
Sci alien Apotbetern in Der sanaell Nelt su 9aee'1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-31
boo6's Ruren.

@enn bic @isentbiimer pom tSoob's @orIa=
pari1a ia9en, 6dB es f~ltrirt, 10 iteuen ite ba=
NIT tei1e miBiselt ober iibertriebeneu gez
bouptun9en arf. 3eu9ntlie taulenber 9laub,
wiirbiser2eute beweilen boB 9oob's furirt.
9oob's 8iG1en. f0rbern bic gerbaus
mn
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-21
A Mean Lot of Bridcrrooms.

One of our city clergymen tells this:
81 have had some funny experiences with
grooms who have failed to pay me any
thing. One man came to me one day
and asked me how much charged. |
told him that we charged nothing. but
he could give me what he liked. mar
ried him, and he promised to paw me.
but never did. Not long after another
couple, who had been sent by the others.
came i'll. and married them the groom
promising to give me Il fee, but nothing
came of it. Some time after there came
still another couple who had been sent
by the previous one. The groom declared
he was dead broke. 1 told him how the
others had treated Inc, but he promised
faithfully to pay INC i'll the future, and /
tied the knot. That has been some time
ago, and he has not yet fulfilled his
promise. have had good many such
cases
Another minister III this city saws:
The only fee that | remember not to
have received was after had married a
man who was we'll able tohave given me
good one. | do not think he was to
blame, however, for have always sus-
pected the best man as having appropri-
ated it for his own services i'll the affair. -
Baltimore Herald.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-21
The Ceremonial Use of Tobacco.

Since the worldwide diffusion Of the
tobacco habit its earliest and perhaps
original use has been III great meas
IRE overlooked. With the aborigines of
America smoking and its kindred prac-
tees We're not mere sensual gratifica-
tons, but tobacco was regarded as an
herb of peculiar and mysterious sancti-
ty, and its use was deeply and intimately
interviewer with native rights and cere-
monies.
With reasonable certainty the pine
may be considered as an implement the
use of which was originally confined to
the priest, medicine man, or sorcerer. in
whose hands it was a means of com1nu-
nication between savage man and the
unseen spirits with which his universal
doctrine Of aninism invested every OBJ
ject that came under his observation.
Similar to this use of the pipe was its
employment i'll the treatment of disease,
which in savage philosophy is thought
to be the work of evil spirits.-John
Hawkins III Popular Science Monthly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-21
Twelve Days at Atlantic City.

The third of the series of popular ex-
cnrsions to Atlantic City, via Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, will be run on Aug
ust 8. Ample provision will be made
for the accommodation of those awaiting
themselves of the low rates and superior
train service to enjoy respite by the
seaside. The scenery en- ute is unsur.
passed by that of any other route in
America.
Tickets will be valid for return Jour
ney for twelve days from date of sale,
end will be good on all regular trains.
On return journey they will be good to
stop off at Washing ton, thus affording
an opportunity to visit the numerous
public buildings. which are open TO Wis
itors free of charge, and to take trip
down the Potomac to Mt. Vernon. the
tomb OF Washington, as we'll az to visit
other places of interest in and near
Washington.
For rates and time of trains, consult
dnd 4oh
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-21
TO AMATEUR MUSICIANS.
Some Hints which.if Followed, WIN Be
Found Quito Advantageous.

Found Quito Advantageous.
The following is a series of hints to
young singers and would be singers
which have been received from one of
Boston's well known musicians:
Start under the right instruction. 1t is
far better to begin right in middle life
than wrong in youth.
Study everything carefully, for "what's
worth doing at all is worth doing well"
Cultivate refinement III all things. The
tastes, inclinations and tendencies of the
singer, whether refined or coarse, are un-
avoidably made manifest in the inter
probation of the music she sings.
Keep up with the events of the world
i'll a general way, but while studying
music live i'll an atmosphere of music
Concentration is the secret of many n
singers success.
Sing everything as the author wrote
it, for one should be as truthful III music
as i'll history.
Plan your mode of living and hours
for eating, sleeping and exercising accord
ing to the manner in which they affect
Your singing.
Throw your whole soul into your sing
ing. Live i'll the song while you sing it.
The sympathy and interest of an audi
encc are most frequently gained by the
sincere, soulful and truthful rendering
of Il selection.
Cultivate animation, warmth of spirit
and colorinS in rendering your songs.
Train yourself to be cool headed and
collected when singing.
Sing without notes when possible. You
1,x%
hold your audience better by SO doing
Don't try to study music, art and sci
ence all at the same time Select one
and do that well.
Don't think of making music your pro-
fession unless you have more than or
binary talent for it. The musical pro-
fession is always crowded with perform
ers, except at the very top, where there
is always plenty of room.
Don't think of making music your pro-
fession unless you have plenty OF money
to give yourself the best possible musical
education.
Don't think that training in execution
and technique of the voice only is suf-
ficient. The professional singer should
beA PssEfleeet rsa4sE and and va. well schooled in
COuHteII)OllG anu harmony.
Don't think the life of q successful
singer is easy. The more successful the
singer the more she becomes slave to
her profession.
Don't makea practice of humming. 1t
tires the voice.
Don't practice long at a time, especial
~ if you are just beginning. tbs much
better to practice little and ofton
Don't eat just before singing. A hearty
meal several hours before and light
stimulating refreshment Just before you
sing are much better.
Don't drink wine for a stimulant. 1t
is not only drying to the throat, but is
too strong a stimulant. a person needs
to be especially self composed when sing
ing.
Don't indulge in mannerisms and
catchy originalities in rendering your Sc
lections. A natural manner and sincere
singing are much more pleasing and de-
sirable.-Boston Journal.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-21
Officers Elected.

Washington Camp. No. !, Patriotic
Order Sons Of America, was reorganized
last night under the direction of the
State deputy, j. w. Camper. The fol-
loving officers were elected for the en-.
SUNG term: Past president, w. B. Wern-
wag; president, j. Z. Camper; vice.
president, Josiah Friend; recording Sec
rotary, Robert Hopcroft; financial sec
retary' .. II. Curry; master OF forms, W.
=. Nycum; conductor, w. A. Thomas;
treasurer +. j. Dunselberry; inspector,
A. R. Camper; guard, Jos. CAMPER:
trustees Josiah Friend, w. Z Wernwao
and a. Wimbush.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-21
A Household Necessity,

the agents of the self.pouring coffee
and tea pots are meeting with good sue.
cess in their work. A great number OF
them have been sold in the city, and
they are giving entire satisfaction. 1t
is an indispensable requisite TO the
table. The recommendations of many
OF our citizens are shown by the agent.
who Justly prizes them IS an evidence
OF the merits of his article, which once
IN use becomes an established fixture.
we refer to the advertisement in an.
other column
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-21
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To GO WEST.

Salem having been connected with
Roanoke by electric cars, which as
su-es cheap and rapid transit to par
1ies living in Salem and working in
Roanoke, and as Salem can give in her
different factories employment to
large number of young ladies; also
cheap homes either to renters or buyers.
This in connection with her cheap
markets make it very desirable to the
majority OF US just now. For further
information address box &c, Salem, Va.
10 law limo