davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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elebOeren paa Sobannesifjeret.
Nnoen 9eL-9reoie geriobe.
Stl0sOrengen % Gpmmanbprfapteinen.
~Spitromau Of gmilie Garlen

+. S9 lpnes, at Cure @eorg Ipber bpiit iinlpeIt! Du
h." ap a 9oot Ore, lille 6annp, at ou ielp maa finoe,
az A00ne alOrt9 pasier iammen."
.@ sr netop min 0tenins ON gluira Gornelial"
got T t le9 tan life iaa bet ub al Soueoet; Dag o9
gin, Ip'SF gO9ltauerne | bes9e bisis gtapne for mine
s, ,1 Es9 tan lite tanfe mig Rosst, iom Finger lntat'
sS sO V'Otra 6ornelia."
nF%SS GgSI9RlnoIte, " iasOe 5annp fOrtrpOeIist, "maa GOrs
. gS'U'Ia Uel tlln9s ligeiaa soot."
zee, lon9tfra itts."
.SSua Itit Naun pasier bebit b%asefter, ipneS bu?"
Hn,SySu !or Der er en- Iettere 8ast paa giaunet elpira.
r SsT @'9, lgos 6unnp men bette maa bu life beos
SeSs." w :" 0~'e Del oil 'aHe ing laa"'S'"
Eot "a, u bar COB Glib til at tale berOm. Oct ct mus
M + "ui' 0u en9ans iaar 6artsi, at bu buerten faIoer
M YoTIIS' mig suer eier G5eiens 0atter; Sn9en pso
III %'ee 9%uorfOr pI pu lite bobe bet "Gieoline"?''
| Ut g %"s e; S!!aon er mig aItfor tiart % ~Ogrebart, til
mai, c ,uI0e lGle bet. Og iaaIebes, = 9r rpos
rrr,,9s ~ hgrtt- "%iaaleOeS saar bet OsIHd meo bet
N lSr,'s ;aoH Sammy. @ieOIims % Sannp bssse be
ia y tear nit 9ierte -. gIura GOrneIia ital ltaa
Sin "s oct ltna bal" iasbe Sannp en- paa ensan9 laa
on Gone, at 9eors ~ituoieoe.
m sIN9 oar lite Barn mere, ifisnt bun snbnu lite par
VrT Tuu'" War; be tire Dase bapoe siort 6annp ire
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09
l44

"9taa, bueos Ssisn itte2" ipurste qeter Gran, ba
ban pua Gilbasereiien fra Sttano iao enc meo fin tGre
oa eIffeoe Brooerisn Guifet. "Sar bet lite en- S9ts
~terbioftcn at tapre - buab, buS ben riseite gise i
StiGrsaaroen!"
Is imuft Barn, en- uaffer lioen 0nffel" iDareoe
ben SiltaIte meo EFT noget f%unitIet Stisosslssbeo, toet
ban tGnote Giaaren og taiteoe fig paa SofabGnfen.
"Saaoanne 1utfer er m%oriomme not at legs meo, "
msnte geter Gran. "Soetminoite treoipe tuitno Galer
Banjo oct er gense, bet, min tiGrs Cure, beruSe paa
Qanoet. Msn ies ifuIOe meme, at bun lite btSer paa
6ro9en pes bet ferite 6Oriss."
"9appsri!" ipareoe tSr. Cure. "en ltben StlGrs
oaarOsiomfru, Der neppe er iluppet no al amneltuen,
fan lite bIiue en- ipnOsrlis uamitelis erObrins."
gal life ~iaaIeOssl gn tIos Niano sisr fig alorts ior
ftser ~iaaOanne eager; ban fer fig for; ban bansr fig
en- Sci - brpOer ben, buis bet sierss bsbop, efter On'
fanOisbeOrne, iom susmanOen flyer. aRsH ban ItOIti'
iersr life for tioIig."
'0et siOr iss 9suer life, OnteI, If, ~Opristist taIt,
lea bar uirteIis life iiinSs at fOriSse min sptfe pau bent
SAINT. SUN sr OesuOen aItfOr uns.
'rDet er Der soOs Raao for: ON to aar er bun S'I'es
,orbio ,SsnbeS MoOer par lite msr END iptten, ba bun
troobte for aItsret meo SOIntsr. Sm to aar, euer /
set eeuelte ON tire, taser ies aiiteS os Ilaur mig til ito;
A. bo. min flare Cure, pasier 10 alt berIigt iumineF'.
"Sun bar imsen SpOraselie e9OIOt; beHSss ~eane.
rr sr eanIts.. .sanife..."
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09
l45

"5ortraifelig," i~uppIereoe getsr Gran, "Os buub
SporugeIisn betraiisr, bar bun uaret Spitote g6tes
borg, resnsr os itriusr JON en- gosbotber % ~fOrfarbis
ger besuoeu glomiter Og 5ruster Os Zig staOs, Tom
bsrer til ben finere SporageIie."
"aa mel, tiqrs OnteI, ON SIist fan man lite fiSe,
at bet bsrer til Ell fin OpOraseIie - bet er 10 minbre eno
S~ntet."
''gtu ifaI man bsrs!" 4ster Gran iaa belt ~forbauiet
no. "Ses CAB not uiOe, bUaS ou mener meO Opbras
seIie!"
"Ser bu, SnteI, Bet er nOset sanite Qnbst, nOsst..
msO ct Orb, bet CT nOset belt gnost.
ga, ia, bet b0rer ies NOT; men 9uOri bsftaar oa 6ors
i~fieasu?"
"Gn ueIOpOrasen Fi8s," 6~e8pnOte 9r. Cure, iOst
ban reiite fig ira fin Ta9eIi8e Stiaing os antOs ben
itsrit muLise 9arbigBeO, iOr at siore besmere Snotrpt
paa qster Gran, iOm, ulcO bet ups iplOte @rOssIas i
S~aanOeu, iaO Os firreoe paa lin tiere grOberisa. "Gm
ueIOpOrasen gise, SnteI, maa ior bet tunne IGie 6ranit
iom gano..."
'5auoen belerl"
"Os GgOIt iom ut MObsrsmaul..."
"0et par JON putter!"
"Ss GuseIit til SusbsbOu..."
'9asi, uirteIi92"
"Gnopiosrs mao BUN tunne teSns, life Blot SIOmltsr
"a lsruster Os list &rimstrams, men bun maa OsIaa
iunre uoisrs itOrartsOe Sssninssr, sauOifabSfgttsr,
Ssltptter Os andre lisnenOe, iamt male !iot."
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09
l47

gu 10 ben unss 6r. Cure os bs5assoe at inbe fin
Sutel ouermaaoe norton.
"Iaen, for nu at tale a~IuOrIist, . pebbIsu Better Gran,
~nippenOs til grOsseu, "aa sIemmer bu bsItauoig, at,
ftisnt ou bIsD Oporaset meO llOfst til en- for Gormue,
s bu nu, sftr bin 5uoers 5auit Os Dob, fattis iOm en-
airssrotts. Naatts ou lite Op9iUs oine Stuberiugsr al
Wtansel paa pense2 = gtaa, bet sr lite iaa Iense fiben
bu buffer bet Diit ret sOot, ituIoe ies tro Oa, bapos isg
lite faast big auiat psb 9OIOueisnst, iaa..."
"Saa par is ~fOrIensit iuItst ibisl, msnsr Sntet2"
ga. min 9rena ben Stsbus bar rammst ulauseu
ligsiaa brap aarl, iom bu en-"
~llen ies, ~fOrftrsoe Cure msb Gitsrtrpt, "pibe life
baue label bet tOmme %iauuiOt. 5porfo BAR man pei Rru0tr
Og RusIer gercsn, ubsu for at bsnytts benz, uaar alt
auoet Ilaar feil2~
"aItib fore Srb!" Better Gran rpltebe 6~etantsliat
paa 6OueOet. Seq bOIoer lite al at bore 9reuss prals
al, at be tan iaIbe gorberrs Saanouertst. Stit gibe
/ Sat, beocer bet, os tag Stssn ben anbsu 6aano." /
9r. Cure rs6msos FART. nj 6rpst for at Oprrs lin
OnteI enSnu mere, iuarsoe ban bog intst. usn netOp
6ausbeoen Opirrsoe ben gamIe. Stglsnos Retsu al
9rOssen fig, iasoe ban meO bauenoe Stemms:
Seq ltaI Oerbos iiss big nOsct anoet: Seq ipues life
ON bin SpfsrieI Os on sisr veI at bstante, at leg Better
Gran, lite sr ben ManO, Der Iaosr zig besaare al ;irIis
Snat - ben fan pare soO paa irsmmsos Stsbsr o9 iii
at IOtte suinbioIt mso men leg oil baus rent os tort
SpI. % ith is biGIpe big irem geroen, iaa icrs
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09

8 2duroat er oprettet ct 5pihotri,
o. bet Ter no til at saa sOot. GInu aam'
bal Oo Giuino Rsiteitos fra giuic bar
fat bet isans. 7e pil oeiaa iau iitane
5arpcri, Stamps. g9ueri % rireli8uis
StraooeruRrtteo.
On leuerer bare bius 5iletlroer %
liot no, Iaa iaar bu ioien en- ny ele'
CANT alaouins; betaL, % bu bar 'ntei
auoet at sisre euo at ia ben paa %
1Ioe ben no. Seno iaa 5iaerne l9ien,
be btir after nps, o. fig saar bet
Ring, buor lGnas bet tat bare.
Sugen 7oil ON. at bette SpInoerl
blioer til fort Sam for gpsoerne, oa
7nt og sgre FOREIGNER be Mnno, ION
bar Roo os gtast til at 8aa igana
uteo bette fore 5Oretasenoe.
Sele Rasier al 3iaer ienoss aiiter
berfra. be tommer isien icm pent 9arn,
5plf er mssst tilfreos meb bet, ior
Sptnbsriet sjsr pirfeli9 uomartet ar'
beioe.
Get or ~piitno, en- Ilem 9ius bette iot
bore iattlSe Spinoeiiarrinser, ium Ell
iaa glade / enbper lioen 5ortieneite b
lanse Bintermnancoer; men bet er lttC
Raao meo bet, 3ibeu oil ircm0uer, oQ
pi mat ipt9e meo - eller iur9na.
5or min Del ipnes iea Saanoipin'
bling til tint 8arp er at iOrctratte, el'
lers gigr, ium iu9t, Spiuoerist bet for
tr9iirli9t.
6otel bar Ri life Der; 3lriIterne IA.
Der life til at baue bgrt ON 5yresoals
Itorartsbe 0aturitionbeo enOnu. 8ent
bare, be faar nOt mart gtDs ON let, %
iaa fomner Soteaerne.
Gi for 9tBbeo: 8et6it Saraaie %
Onns Gpisliu9 2uuoen oil oprettC
Weieri. Oct Ital orjue8 meo 8ono'
trait; 8Dguin9en ital itaa ueo Stampes
3upet mlot imeQem be TO 8roer, ou mol
ueo. Steoet &C notiaa bcloi9t oalgt
iDue8 je9: bet er , Centrum al eiter.
uGotte @r9noer: Se9lanos, 2laslnuo
aleius@rano, Spoftelios % 8eun.
s aar ital 17oe Mai ieire8 pat
gpuu, % Son, Tom uauli9, boloe 6eit
talen.
San ie9 paa no9en Wuaoe iaa I'll
% Gaao til bet, tRnter le9 at ta9e mig
Ell 9ur uoouer 3elemart'8 Dgoerue
CONNER en9ang for at iaa mere at ior
t2lle "Gecorab Soften.
9iertelig 9eliiu9 fra mig o8 3on ii
Reoottsr, 8tao, 2Giere, 8enner o.
5renOer.
Na for ct oelii9net 8eir Der err, bu
0oloer bette peo, bar bt Iulo Banr mel
GrGs o9 8lOm o9 ipirenbe aorn, naa.
bette 8reo lGies / "be tulino Siem'
6iuIibes gerbeu8bauet.
Qmcritas 3entur, Nmeritas@utar,
Spur 8aareu ban iuiar SeIemarts' Nutur
Som betm, ltal oi iina Tor liDleg bet 9ieugs
Nteo Cole DO ugrmer % 8ettreu oil ipreng(
Cg 5uglar / 2ioe, bel bill ou bel bgpra,
GO Oeltlenoe 3onur bet er for bit Epra.
&om bells paa Mor Eor9e, Tom upp beg be
ala,
90 fa9eyt fraa Stosar % 5jeG til beg tata.
so MATTE til iramanoe 2anoet beg ienoe:
ii minneit biuanen flor Gag, Tan bet beuot
GA jauiit ou miuneit, Tor Oiot bu enn reitu,
galeu Der uus ou meo ungoommen leila.
Wor Eorae bsu ipeipt beg o9 iagert be
fa9ua,
so pnitier beg Su9nao % lpttele9 &a9uao.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09
WQun GO GentS for VIZ.

Ganaboesn iubsbolosrbs Spsrt9ts o. Vorgss bseits Va
iiouaIianat orraugsreos for Ni9ub % blauosos Ror, GO
loer, nleo Biduo atcomp. amt 8 fine subtustportrettsr g.
Gle 8ua, Gbrinina g~'eifon, .Sennp Stno, y
hens ftsrite 3rAeuisr Jobn @rttien % ben bstltnb
Nuitbauoler 6. N. Sanfon iantt Brisltfts paa ans
Clogs T1uiiaIier, o9 aft for fun so Gents portotrtt.
GtOrt % psut Cplas al TrriiptI fra sl.6o til sf2.
gsne 5ioltnsr msb alt Itlbebgr, rreo pen polerst Rnsi2
fro 81. 25 til 1928 o. I'll bssrs Yrtier, o0rot bet eob5eits
fsiue guitartr fra IS III $40. g~drantsres at orrs De-
bsbite fabrt,ereot / Qauost.
sE Scntdut mao msofsl9s bosr B~sftlItng q
8 groetnt Giabat III benz, iom ~uotlipper osnHe Gntoacf
ener n9onsr bette Blao. uaar Seittliusen ~,neisuoss.
CARL r. HANSON, 3l7 MalnSt., Worcester, Mass,
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09
,ope aarsan9.
60, foutrner Waarem.
!. s7eeOrab. gOfen" af 1Orbisrs eie.)

a,orsu aauber paa 81 % 5ieIo
nrf,er llrterne al gpalert
" sm;tsr isbt pao tpert Battlefield
"a trinb slUmit-s sienuem 3aIsn'-
aar 9sr9en @Os.
.euroa Ell Gong fc' es settren aa flaa
sor Gaarsn OF rpnla,
Ssaau % are, fol" Der SlO''ar er paa
=, after iaas blsnia"
dasr Gasmrno SInjs.
r, 4uriei 0Orbffus fommer inS Os
"n mar ri tiblis gaar. San glenn.
r,r enoos at fioe 2at for fiOit.
geusr ou bet.
o,piit msner ies bet. Sar ou iet
t., psl5ionet parmt % foielist 8eir, o9
81 fiOrten Gage fpr Sommermaal!
On Tube bare ie, bpor tinet % ine'
b,rt hsr er efter Seiene. S~iorsaars
Jus -
,or lea Op til aleipsrGno, % baaoe Der
~ acknowledgement os Saamnarsioroet
Mr. tinet up, Der ianbtes lite Snug al
sr, uei, life mer eno peo ct. Sans
siSsr. gaa for ben Gags Sfplo tunoe
y oi,rne bespnoe meb gaaraannen
imurgsn BEN Dag
eoaur par ies til 5ielo9aarSene belle
g.isn fra gpan til Sunosoatten er bar,
m, MI er bet life soot at tigre Ss eIer
CONNER, bn.
Ca, bet er ct prastist @eir. Men
uo imjlenbe Sol iaa tiolis er pel life
at los paa; bet er at irp9te for Ri faar
sztirrYer" meb Sne % &ulbe. Gnba
ritter oamle WGrfer ifuloe Der blipe goo
gaar, for Warimeiss N9tterne*) os
Rraafemei5*") uar iaa iarbeles milbs,
Grrgorsmeis.
BET ire8 life bet minbte at re9ne for.
eua fang Be @amle, ia, BET bar MI
msntlig arnatten, iom fang:
'srncr8meiS maa ou mig uente paa SoiIt,
gc Warlmeis torner le9 9anIte ptt -
qoa tommer ie9 life for Sommeroag,
ehl lea toutme ont bet rar paa Ell Stap".
at 0ar ianbt, ia9oe 2arjei, % /
Faroal ital be a(lerebe la iunoet ms
Stlrftaoe 6usleunser; iaaoant banoer
sF meget iieloent. 90 5u9lenf lpn9er
MI iaa pattert ON Wor9en o9 apelb,
OF BET CT pIcut iom Tube Bet bore /
Saaraannen.
ga'tcne iilbrer % iitler afiteb, tiiter
% buiiter til %bueranore:
2u er ri fri,
Nu er hi fri - flyer nosle.
gjntrcn forbi,
gjntren forbi - flyer andre.
Gin 3iO,
Sit Gio - Drummer Storelper, ben
Ii8Sr Der enonn bOoen, bopen os fors
u'nl, Ylent Tom bet bare Tom an paa oens
Gursr, uaar Sanbet ifuloe til at itrsmme
u~RlOissn.
'Nange Setfe imaa
SIR en- flor Ga~ - ipnger Smaa.
Sa''ns meb freiois Sus; bet blir fanIte
lite fort al, for ale hi Smaa tummer,
HtHsr be.
C9 Nert bar 89ffene 9fet.
VI ia, ci bar baut en- itrens Sinter;
BET rnrrfeligite er, at hi neiten life bar
AnSt 9poeir, bare Sneialo paa SneIalo
@Saloe ua laoelis. Saa en- tiOli9,
COB &uar tutoe fomme pel mec.
Spso % Sp bar faaet iple, at iomtio
sr BEN "norife 8iuter" life bare iaa
'oatttr"; ben fan bore upget anoct o..
hn.
Yet orrfte paa 2anbet bar tanIte
'srft bet oaarlise SIRE: Soft funbe
Ute tonlme op / Seierne us faa biem
pet, 2pmmeroriften blcp o9Iaa igrs
Ooi9 IorlIntet; man MATTE paa flere
si'oer oRre slao til, ON man paa Sre.
prst ut 4smmeret frem til Storpeiene,
'a 0IIr bet at tjpre paa Siul. &eoitab,
% oct 8aar tun9t % trGst mob paa Den
sIatte Gnc.
o9laa SDfarten bar pGrct 6inbret %
rar9t al IS mer emo fpr i Wanbs.
Al'oe' Bperne bar giuet no / 9itl.
pnO0'S for at iaa Sueen pat fra Ga.
Strne.
Ml' Barren fommer meo aabne
1'arimei8: 25oe STARTS.
7SFaa'emeis: l2te STARTS, oaiaa talot
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09

EpHHofl1e moi, nj On
ian oaariis. at lea lite
90 taee pp ben mtuoite
bnpoe eipsi mig 1000
ies at BRUCE Beltet, o.
bsIes belbrsbet, ida iea
bslit Slass grbsios.
Rpreipsoomt % Rbsu'
hiciner. leo III al TOT.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09
spipleSe isrt paa gsltets b~elbreseuse araft. men tilaaar MI

Or. u. Omen 4nputI Conn, 9oe 5b 1893.
Neo Glaoe og 1ntnmnef9beo bill lea MI uu@rretc3 Tenn ON, at h6en tg be81nbts
at BRUCE 3eres Bette Ro A. bar min samle 5noe Rbsumatsmen, madtet booe fg
boue Seq od Ell fCrgse at oprsue ole be stnss gReohtus, fs bar fodDst for osre
Spgocm - beres Gntai e ube9raubiet % ale uoen uo9u Ephe. Gpr omtrut ct War
Nen rsfe min Nano til e9raso S tgbe ba ct Belle. SEQ mad ttfan, at ea r9 t8
bet pa, i9 dbaooe 3iro til bets bebreOeuoe 6ruft men u tlfaar i8 min Sartro. -
Seq bar after goo Sgon % Sue iamt bar en- gub appu, for buutet fs brit tttr Gao
o8 oernGt Gem, Dr. Epen msb min birteiare 3at g6 6gnaeie
e " gQiFirum
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09

ieg If Belief, Dor is9
eugnug iuu0e bgis mig
Ting fro GnIuet, ON be
Dollars. Ia bsspuote
Ieiter 4 Tiger oar leg az
'unoe oisre boao Jon
Seq leo Of Ssurlssbeb
mntisms, o. nue be Nte
torerus, bar til ingsH
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09

Rpte. Shar eHer OF R8 be9pnete at BRUCE Belief, thp R9 frHfsre o9 beo beors %
bsbre, inbtl Rs nj Ell nloehs beuuoet SEQ bodbn, at ale ion RI r8i ieucsr stT
7r. u Cwens gdt, tbi bet u ct Ffrt sialpsmOoeL gto G8ttNs
anbreD gstsriou, (BoE 1917
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-09
Gremoeles mDe GionesbDro.
gtltet aioroe mere aoSt sno aae WeSitinsr % Ieitorsr.
Or. VI. Omen.

Or " Omen. HspuohS Btb, I'D 5b 1898
gftsuon lea rste ct Bette hos Eem for War fbn, % bet bar oRrft % e. en- so
ronorp for mig ia fnoer ta Fem min ubsttghe Tut Seq tan life Nate 7r EwsHs
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-06
ONLY BRITISH FAITH.
Serious Charges Made by Phelps
Against England.
She Has Sought by Every Unfair rIeans
to Gain Advantage in the
Arbitration.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

PARIS, April 5-The Court OF Arbitration
regarding the Bering Sea disputes resumed
its session. Hon. e. =. Phelps. counsel on
Dehalt OF the United States, continued his
argument. He contended that the British
supplementary report was inadmssible.
The admission Of new evidence al this stage,
Phelps said, was gross injustice to the
United States, because 1t deprived the
United States OF any chance to sdducs re-
butting testimony. Phelps dlscoursed at
some length on the technical meaning Of the
treaty OF arbitration and the conditions and
methods OF procedure to be followed under
the treaty.
Sir Charles Russell. replying In behalf of
Great Britain, paid a tribute. to the late
James G. Blaine, whose ability, he said was
recognized in both hemispheres.
The court adjourned for luncheon.
Alter luncheon Phelps continued his ar
gument for the rejection of the supple
mentary report of the Bering Sea Commits
sion III had been guiding the policy of
tie United States" said Phelps, when
Great Britain presented its countercase at
the last minute would then and there have
refused 10 proceed with the arbitration.
Great Britain's conduct Is not only unjust
but deeply humiliatlng to the United
States"
Sir Richard Webster interposed The remark
that Great Britain had announced in her
coun :ercase the production at future date
of the Bering Sea Commissioners report.
Mr.. Phelps said that he had not been
aware Of this. The whole report, he said,
was nntrustworthy aud tn British report
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-06

japanese now in the islands who can show
the necessary monetary qualifications shall
be at once enfranchised. This is the second
demand Of this nature that has been re-
eeived The first was not considered ard
this one has been made very imperative. 1t
will not, however, be granted to-day, nor
yet, it is safe to say, tomorrow.
Still another repeated demand came by
the Australia. namely, one from the CON-
missioners at Washington for the recall OF
the Hawaiian Minister, DR.. Mott Smith. II
seems that when the commission first went
10 Washing on Mott SIN ith was not little
perplexed and embarrassed by the situa-
tl0n, and reirained from calling upon the
representatives of the new order Natural
ly, this incensed The commission. who at oncs
wrote home demanding the Minister'S re-
call. Later the doctor called upon and
formally recognized the commission. bat
they were not to be conciated, and wrote
renewing their request. This time it has
been complied with and to-day's steamer
bears the Minister'S recall. which will go on
by mail to Washington and will be his first
intimatiOn that his head has fallen. The
news, in fact, is not even known in Homo
lulu, but IS nevertheless authoritative The
matter of his successor has not vet been de-
cided. Three men are spoken of for the
position-Commssi Thurstou, who is
now at Washington, General Hartwell and
Frank F. Hastings. The latter, who is now
come ted with the Foreign Office, is prob
ably better fitted for the position than any
other man in the country. He has before
now represented. the Government iE impor-
tant foreign negotiations, and although he
is an American lie is an enthusiastic
Hawaiian, as well as a man of sound. prae-
tical sense and broad judgment.
Another head comes down with the in
coming of the Australia. Consul Pratt will
receive his recall. This he is doubtless ex-
pecting, as since his recent utterances
abroad he must be aware that he is not
persona grata to the Provisional Goveru-
ment. Pratt has been so long in the Islands
and his interests have become so identified
with those of the nation that he is WHAT'S
called ont here "a white Kanaka," and as
such his proper place, Just now. is at home,
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BAD FOR MR.. ROACH.
There Is to Be a Keen Searching
of the Records.
Clearly Senator Chandler Does Not
Intend to Permit the Matter
to Go by Default.


WASHINGTON. April 5.-The Senate re-
sumed consideration OF the report of the
Committee on Privileges and Elections In
iayor of seating Senators appointed by the
Governors of Montana, Wyoming and
Washington. Chandler spoke in support of
The report.
Palmer followed Chandler in opposition.
making long address upon the inadvisi-
bility Of seating the appointees.
Mr.. Palmer went on to argue the question
su detail against the right of Governors to
appoint Senators under the circumstances
existing In the case in question, and he
argued in conclusion that if the fine of con-
strueiion insisted upon BY the majority of
the committee was pursued, tho time would
not be far distant when the power of State
Legislatures to elect Senators would be
very largely abridged and when there would
be combinations in States to defeat the
choice of Senators by Legislatures so as to
insure their appointment by the Governors.
The matter then went over till tomorrow.
The resolutions reported from the Com
mittee on Contingent Expenses instructing
the Committee on immigration to inquire
into the conditions and character of the
alien immigrants coming into the United
tatioa of contract labor were properly en-
forced, and US to the execution of the immi-
grafton laws, were agreed to.
The resolution insiructng the Committee
on Commerce to sit and examine the Pacific
Coast with view Of determining the best
location for the construction of n deep
water harbor was laid over after discussion.
In the course OF the discussion Frye, a
m bar nj ha
and Its chairman in the last Congress, made
a statement as 10 the rival claims OF San
Pedro and Santa Monica for the site of
the harbor. he spoke of the reports of the
army engineers in favor Of San Pedro, but
said that, Notwithstanding these reports,
lie still favored Santa Monica. After a per-
sonal visit to both points he thought that
the testimony of the coast survey people
and of shir-OwnerS and sailors should be
taken. and believed that the decision of the
committee would be in favor of Santa
Monica.
Mr.. Sherman thought the question one of
engineering, not of inves tigation. The mat
ter then went over without action.
Chandler offered r resolution desiring
that the Secretary of the Treasury furnish
the Senate with copies of all the reports OF
the Citizens National Bank of Washing
ton, the bank of which Senator Roach had
been cashier from 1875 to 1882. aud with
copies Of all the reports made by the Bank
Examiners as to its condition during that
period, The resolution went over, and,
af'er short executive session. the Senate
adjourned until tomorrow.
The Senate in executive session con-
frmed the nomination of Mrs. Amelia II.
Bates as pOstmistress at Sonoma, Cal.
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was noticeable lack of demonstration when
the commissioner and his secretary came
ashore.
The fact is. neither faction knows what
10 make of the situation. 1t is such an ut
terly ridiculous elimination of all the talks
upon the subject. However. it will be
pleasant outing for MIR. Blount. He
will be feied and carried about among the
islandS-dined and wined, talked to by rep
lesentatives of all sideS-will see the crater
and Pearl Harbor Uhe landowners around
the last-named Institution will see 10 thaO.
and will then go home and make his report
alter which Mr.. Cleveland will do just what
he has already, beyond any shadow of
doubt-made up his mind to do.
This much, h0weveB, is certain. What
ever is done must be done quickly 1t is
sheer folly to talk of mo action being
taken until fall" The men who have be-
gun this work-who compose the Pro-
visional Government-are not men who can
be put off for very long. They are knock
ing now at the door of the United States,
bur that does not mean thar they are at our
Governments beck ard call. The United
States. just at this juncture, may take
Hawaii or leave her alone-we may not keep
the people waiting indefinitely to learn our
pitdSults OuOulu lIO dUNEIuUtuL dt w us
ington delay too long the Provisional Gov
ernment will proceed to establish itself on
a permanent basis. and that will not be
return TO monarchy, either. The country
is done with that; and any attempt, from
any source, to re-establish it, would, as
have before pointed out. result in the blood
lest revolution this land has ever yet seen.
1t is probable that in the event of annexa-
ti0n falling through the attemDt will he
made to establish an Independent republic.
1t is not likely that England would attempt
TO cake the islands so long as America held
back; but there is a weather-br setting
in from the direction of Yokohama, and it
will arrive in due time if this country is left
to work out its own salvation.
As pointed out in an earlier dispatch,
the Japanese Government is initiating Eng
lands naval policy very closely. The
progress the little brown people have made
in the past twenty years has produced in