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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28
6 . 8.
4uerlet.

xuerIets
- Die Mlamos2oge 466 6es Or
bens Der gbrenIegion belt ibre 8eams
tenuabI fir bas tommen6e Sabr ab,
nnb 3tpar nit folgenbem &eiultate
0at 6ul3ba9er, @ommanbeur 9arrp
Sadfon, 8ice : @emmanbeur ; Mofes
SadiDn, &ebner; s. %. S1umirtb,
9ecretdr gmil @alien, @6abmeiiter
y. s. 4enbaH, &aplan Otto S6ittel,
6tbrer; Mar Mimmer, S1IieBer;
emil @6lttel, S6ilbna6e; Ser6is
itau6 6erff iun., Ct : gommanbeur.
Srufes: Carl Blum, Mb 9enecamp
atb 0.G. Gauf.
6eute, morgen un6 ibermorgen
MbeIb D~eranitaltet 9err 6. 8. u. &pie
1913 MiGufo Pla3a cine Qaterta=Mag
CO > g0rfellung nit Calcium : 2i1t.
@intritt Is geuts. Ser Cribs lift gum
Beften Der @rtnbuag zines reuen
hospitals befimmt.
- @efdbrIi6e &mnfftudhen boIs
fibrte tn Der IeBten monatli9en 3u>
fammemfuuft 6es Miilion Ntbletic Club
Der als aunfi9iBe befannte Mbolpb
E6pperDein bon Econ Springs. Nuf
80 S9ritt f1DB er 6as Yiqus MB aus
eiaer &arte, bic eiA Muberer in Der
9aub belt unb bann fdpB er fogar
bic Nf@e BON ben gigarren ab, bic 5tpei
teiuer DertrauensleIigen Greun6e i'm
Mukbe bielten. Ser beriibmte Dr.
CARRIER f@eint in bieiem iungeu Manne
eiaea gefdhrli6en goncurrenten betom
men 5u babeu.
SIN Mlter BON II Sabren ffarb
geffern morgen i'm 6aIfe feines Sob
ueS Col. SObu s. Sorrep, elmer Der
1Itefen teranif6en pioniere. gr
fanu1te aus benz Gtaatc gonaecticut,
tam aber f9on aIS Simgling mad SCI
rag, mo er an bea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tbeilnabHf unb fosar in i1dbere 8esies
buugen gum General Sam 6onifon
trat. Inter ben dlteren 8etpobnerii bon
San Nut0niD mar Sol Sprrep eiue be-
fannie un6 beliebte perIBulidfeit.
Der bieige 8innenffeuers @olet=
tor 1T bon Darlington aus angepieien
iuorbeH, bic Nusfib.ung bes ar1enbirs
ten @bineien=& egifrirungsgeiebes nit
olIer Gtrenge bur63ufeben. Nm 8.
@ai 1894 lduft Der &e8ifrirungss
Iertnitt ab unb bann tperbert ale Obae
&egiffrirrngs S9ein angetrofenen
@bineien unna6Ii1tIi@ ausgemiefen.
Die 4pplifanteu um eineu foI6en
6@etn miifen na@ueileu f6nneu, baB
he bereits am 5. Mfai 1892 in ben
Ser. Staten tDarelt un6 auBer6em
bGbeu fe ber MppIitatiou auei Bbotos
erapbien boa F@ beianfhsen.
Der ipe8en Sruntenbeit i'm
DienEe f6pn Dor Idngerer 3eit fnsz
penbirte poIiaif Miliam Qilp tuur6e
mad eingebenber unterfa9ung fcines
Sanes bDr benz poIi3eis Romits bes
S~tabtratbes, BEN Mntrage 6es YoIiseis
@efs Sruie eutfpre6enb, befinitip ents
Ia1en.
Gran3 Sddel, elm alter beutf6er
6armer Don Der Mebina, Der bur9
0rnbebife libel 3ugeri@tet tporben 1T,
tDur6e aur dratli9en Bebanblung In
bic Stabt gebra6t. Sr. graunageI
ertIdrie6ie gerIebungen fir 10 f9Iimm,
baB Dieaeidt bic Mmputation eiMes
8eineS ribtbig nerbet tpirb.
- Der pnli5if Cop berbaftete einen
Manrt Namens Saniel Mia8 inter
BEN 8erba9te, ben Barber > 2aben
bon Miaiam Iaen auf benz Gopers
nlentss6tgel beraubt au baben. Mlils
febt aud uRter benz Berba9te, an ell
ilerl ginbru@sbiebRable III Der Dallas
Strabe betbeiIigt setuefeu 81 fein.
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9(m ben Wprftanb trb bic Wtit9lieoer
Der gnniets2oge 1865 6. Of s..

Sc serei6t mir gum Bergniigen,
hermit befannt gu MAIDEN, baB i'd ben
8etrag bon $1,000, fir meI9e meiu
berforbener Mann Natban 9e6t in
Sbrer 2oge berii6ert mar, erbalten
babe, unb erlaube mir glei63eitig, ben
b66fen gsamten meinen Dant aussus
ipre9en fir bic prompte @ntri@tung Der
Sorberung, ba i'd in meniger aIS 80
Sasen nod Der 8eltdtisuns bes SObes.
faaes am IL. December 1898 i'm Be1ibe
beS @elbes mar.
@rgebenit,
Grau Millie Se6t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28
,,Waul=9iamauten".

SIM @rinben ober Nufgreifen tener
g%erridtbeiten fir gelangpeilte @pas=
t56ter nimmt bic groBe Seeftabt Stem
Sort i6on ieit ldngerer 3eit einen tpez
mig beneibensmertben Stang Elm. Sb
bic nadtebenbe rim be iieeIe" =Nbgez
i6madtbeit urfprtn9li6 in Stem Oort
geboren lit, f0nnen mir ougenblidli9
niGt nit 8eitimmtbeit iagen; iebenfaas
bat fe bort fiir bas ameritanif9e
publifum ibrsu anfans, unb pabrz
f6etnli6 bat ein sunternebmenber"
3abnar3t ~menigtens an ibrer Wiege
g%eftanben.
Sn allen s3eiten baben bic 9i6ter
unb Romani6reiber Die 5ierli6ifen &ee
b~ensarten an Md69ens unb Srauenz
adbne perf6men6et. Gin .Munb bon
perlen", r5pei &eiben i6immernben
Glfenbeins", per fennt fe ni9t. bieie
unb dbnIi6e SIosteln2 gu bertpunz
bern pdre es eerabe ni6t, bab unfere
Mobe0dm6en aud bieiem Boiten ibres
S90nbeitsfapitels ~beionbere Nufmerfz
famfeit 3upenbeten. @efhiebt bies
N 9etalt Der lor9faltig1ten Pflege DON
&inoesbetnen auf, 10 1T bagegen gewtB
ni9tS ein3uuenben. Nu6 lit es aus
mebreren @rinbsn enti6ulbbar, baBz
ltge Der feDleaoe a91e 3agae onr9
lWoae fallUe 81 efleBett; Aoer aus
Dem Wfuto etn SumelentarUen gu ma
gen, Das tann man NIT pen lgmet0els
9attefen gfan1et nar ais 9ttttefpalo,
IsIll0e Ha1ernDa1tt9tett oe3el0nen !
Aber Da Delten fetne &apu3taerpreotgs
ten uno mn ummanoluhg elnes oes
tannte1 WorfeS ta1ft man po9l 1ager.
"gegen pie Wfooe tampfen @otter
lel6lt oer9eoeas;
!. Sle Wfante TT nun elnn1al Do. ne
pat loon etaea longen sroB pom Stla-
otnneI, u1o oaS 9e9Qft elaer @ns
3a1l VaDndr3te-m otelem Jaae moDl
rnebr r3abneeroerber" bat eimert
heuen gldtl5erotn Nu1@pun9. Wle
me1t olele S0uDslf 1og 9eDet mag. Dag
Dl1eH DIE @olIer. SOrl9uEg III e9
vaooe, 5mHgeH D'e Smet SWnetoez
5aghe, SeH4u W pet Vt!le oes 1tun'
peg, el1ten Stanlanten ela1egen gu la1s
len uno oarlt 11atarlt9 10 DIT tpte flogs
llf bag Mu1ogen 5u oHnen uao pen
@enfralsWfunolfern nepunoern gu lals
ZEN: Spafer eerlalt man am gnoe
moo gar oarauf, que SaDn zSmllOens
rdlule mt Siantaaten gu belegea.
Sts Speraflet " 1ar pen 3aDaar3t
Mot l@niertg. Tar DIE DetreHenoe 9fars
rim aber atemltg 1gnler5gaft. Ss muB
et1 o~elonoeres So9 ani1gen oie 5ag1e
geooDrf meroen. oamtt ger etngeleBte
Slanlant quo TT letller Sage eerolelef
nno ole 3dbae mot loder meroelt lflo
o~erfanlen. SaB froBoem Die SaDne
oaour0 S@aOe1 erie1oen, aug ao9es
legen BON Der unncturltOen SerIne
1taltnng felbt, TT nlgt 81 be3pstfeln.
Sle Drau@e DON Wtloen, 9fa1ens
Tlnge 3u fra9en ooer rp SIao@en
onrg ote Doerltppe gu 5legen, ftno I'M
yer9lel@e 9ler5n noW 9el@madoou 3n
1efaefl.
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Cine Made ais aebensretteriu. !,

Cine MMde ais 9ebcnsretterin. SIN
Winterfele3u9e 1906 bis 1907 bate
9tapoleon iein Quartier me9rere Gage
TN @rdfi6 Dobna'l9en S9lolie Su
Sintenltein auf9el6la9en, uno leine
golbaten aualtelt oie ummobner in
gran iamiter Meile. Snsbeionoere hattie
aud Die Samilie zines Der Dobna'Ihen
Soriter leioen miiiien, ull6 oieler, fraber
Sfftater bes Seloidserre9iments unter
Sberit b. Yorf, benz na9malisen Selb,
mari6all. bei6loB, ben geufel ser
@roe"-mie er gtapoleon be5ei6nete-
gu eri6ie6en. giapoleon unternabm
taslide Nusritte In bic tpeitcn @aloun,
gen Der umsebung. Dics mu6te Der
Soriter uno wartete zines Mtor9ens, In
oi6ter S9onun9 uerftedt, auf SEES Rais
lerS 8orbeireiten. Ser iriibere Diff
sier, Der poralsli@ i6ob, le9te bstm
Naben y(apoleonS au, pilirte l9art
unb mollte eber aberdeen, a(S 1ib clue
Mide auf leine glale ieste un6 i'm
fad er i6lus iie fort uu6 tpolte bar
auf i6ieBeu. bod Der 8orbeititt mar
bereits erfol9t, ull6 gtapoleons Yfero
beeaun 81 saloppiren. Ole @elegen,
belt 5lm S6ulie mar porbet uub frat
ME lpieOer ein. @rlt IN leiaer TobeSs
itunoe (182o) tbeilte Der S0riter leinem
1errn, @rafen gu Dobna>Sinfenitein,
bieIe Sa9e nit,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

GOolee's 8esiffer, No. % Mlamo
glasa bat einen &uf fir guten alien
Wbisfep, bic beften gemif6ten @es
trdnfe, feline Weine unb ausge3ei9nete
importirte unb einbeimii9e @igarrer
unb fets frii6es Bier. Ser @igentbiiz
nler, Soe Cooler, Oeritebt ieiu @eiddft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28
9laa. 0eGeutbim, Merchant Tailor

9lug. Nedentbim, Merchant Tailor,
oberbalb Grant Bros, geseniiber Der
Qlamo 8anf, bat einet1 gepdblten
@Orratb BON StOfen unb empfieblt
l9 CUR Infertigung bon @naiisen fur
ale @elegenbeiten. 8ole 3ufrieben=
teaung %garantirt. 9reiie mdBig. Mau
ipre9e Dor unb gebe feline Nuftrdse,
bic prompt ~ausseffbrt per6en. u.
&e6entbin, frtber 8ormanu bel Ban.
coat & 6obn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

9am~penfeber. SelbIt bic beoeuz
tenolten uno e%rfabrenlten Sdoulpies
ler-ja logar Dtele Sumeii t-f0nnert in
Der Je9el oas 2%ampenfieber nrr i6tner
iibermiaoen. sic wenoen besbalb Dor
benz Muftreten oft allerlei Mttte( al, UNI
bte nOtbise Si6erbeit 3n gemin1eu =
Wiittel, Die meiit re9t lonberbar fiua
nno nidt ielten Dem @ebiet bes Abers
9laubenS anaebDren, @tlte8 Der pers
breitetiten bieier Mittel lit, lib bon
einem Sreunbe Sen Daumett balten aa
lallea, Elm attbereS, iid 3u befreusen,
ein orittes : einen ~iteifell @ros ooer
etlpas SeriDalotes gu trinfen. Ser
&omifer auaad pfle9t Dor ieoer gorltel>
lung ein gaterunler gu beten, Spnnens
tlal fiibt has Bib ietneS peritorbener
8ruberS Siesmunb. Der ibm auf ben;
o%pruenpollen Mnfan9 leiner @aufbabn
treu sur Sette geitanoen, Charlotte
Wolter fuBt oaS 8ilo ibrer Shutter,
Dapilorl, Der uie obne 3ittern bie Yiibne
betrat, murnlelte babel ltetS BEN Sprud
n@ar dngitli6 itebt ii9'S auf Der
Mfenl9beit Soben" un6 Sontbeim
i6nupfte Dor ieoer Grie bretmal aus
elmer Doie, Die fein Dierler hinter Sen
anlIlielt berett btelt. Den ieltiamiten
u@ber9lauben" bate jeoo9 Die I'm porie
gen Sabr %ueritorbene Salonoame" oes
Wiener 8%ur9tbeaters, 3erltne @abilon.
gle CAB Dor jeoem Nuftreten i6rer
3ofe-einea 0falenitiber.
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Wo. 50 siebt a,tRerprbentlid).

90 itd cine unsebeure Na@frase
nod unferen IS Gents S9uben aler
Dirt geltenb ma9t, 10 baben mir be-
f9loRen, nit benz gerfauf berfelbet1
Bis auf unbefimmte 3eit fortsufabren.
Cinderella Gdbmbs Nalaff.
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wu6rcus armsea ealbe.

DE tefs GaIte Der MsIt far S4uttte, nueti9uns
eeiprun ,eue aanbe, GrpRbenlen unh ane Hdnttranfs
tettsn; tartrt Sdmptrbctben sbsr tetne @etatIuns.
Sbatas 8ufrtebenteit s~aranttrt pter has 0elb ptrb
q anen Msptseten. ubstpt Drett, 94suipfcn q Co.,
E11sIejales
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

s@ Gutter m ii ; len ("Grins
ding MilIs'') CUR 3ermabIung Der
NaisfOlben nit 9iilien unb v@Obs".
Gertig gum @ebrau9 fir ben 8etrieb
bur3 pferbetraft. Gum niebrisften
Gabrit > preiie bel ~9aar r.
m q n II.
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aaffee

lit tpeit i4mafh1fter unb ssbaltreider, tpeun
anitatt Nild ober &abm Sail BORDEN vGasle
8ranb1 eenbeniirte WiI9 sebraudt tpirb,
ober i'm 6ale man feinem 3uder i'm &afee
mag, 8orbens Peerleb gbaporirter 8abm.
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S0bn Widlanb on Sobann ardger
unb 6rau, 1921 Ader an Der 2ambs
frabe nod genberie uub @raptoun,
$2.425.
John Widlanb on George nrb
Miintie 8aumanrl, 1869 Nder aus benz
Qufe Buff Surpep 81, fir 81, 1915.
Jobn Midlar6 an o. un6 6. S9irs
iler, 1871 older on Der 2anbfraBe mad
@onDerie unb @raptOpn, 1910.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

aa~ 9as @~aarenlager BON 6 l.
Ser 8ros. 1T Derlofenb. 9ier giebt
es bur6aus neue unb moberne Nrtitel
Der Sumelenbran6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28
3u b~erfamfem

Saus nit Z 3imntertt, NIT allen mober.
men @inri6tungen nerfeben, Staaung,
Wagen ; &emife, gerdumigent 9of &C.
Na95ufraget 805 grie @benue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

s1r 9ie f6onfen Siamanten uni
Srmelen finbet man bel @riBel
Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

= Oie berpittmete @ouigin bon
portngaI bat elm &leib, befeu S6leppe
6 SUB lang 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

- 2ouis &untel, 1873 Nerbs
6loreSsS traBe Dferirt California; 9th.
Weine gu 60unb Is @ents per 8alone.
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= Der Gaia pb unb Nns
geIita SLIGO per @aupne. Port
$1.25. W. 6 afanoIa & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

= Qm Smith College in @eu Dort
ftubiren beuer 68 iunse Oamea, bon
benen iebe MarD Smith beiBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

ae Spernsldier, 2ampen, @9irme,
Spa3ierf6de paHen6 fur @eibna6tss
@ei9enfe bel @riBer 8ros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

Geiniie California WeiB @eine
bel 2oui8 &unteI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

aae Maarea, peI9e F6 nmt anf teism Counters beFnOen, fab nit grei
fen in 3ablen aennarft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-28

SuoS's 9iaea iinb reiu oesetabil, opufommen
barnllss. fsta aaeerlaffts ,iao bon gutter wirsuns.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-08

In Denmark it is the law that all
drunken persons shall be taken to their
homes in carriages provided at the ex
pcnse If the publican WHO sold them
the last glass,
The banana seeds only in one small
spot on the carth-the Andaman Is
lands. Everywhere else the banana
plant must be raised from slips.
Gossip has it that Queen Victoria
will leave the bulk Of her wealth, est
mated at $25, 600, 900, to the Duke OF
Connaught and Princess Beatrice, leav,
ing the Prince Of Wales out in the cold,
A daily paper can be sent from any
part of the United States to Stanley
Falls in Africa, 1000 mi es beyond
Stanley Poye, for -four cents.
The list of steamships which have
used oil to calm unusually heavy seas
is growing larger every month The
oil is towed in stout bags, which exudo
it slowly and evenly as the vesse
moves.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-08
HE WAS UNSUPPORTED
Munster Stevens Corrects a Correspond
ent's Errors.

A dispatch was published in the San
Francisco Examiner dated Washing.
ton, April 20, alleging that Minis
ter Stevens approved Commissioner
Blounts action in pulling down the Gag
from the Government building, and
that he had criticised President Cleve-
land and Secretary Gresham. Minister
Stevens was shown the telegram this
morning by STAR reporter and asked
as to its truth.
The Minister replied that he was not
consulted directly or indirectly as to
lowering the flag, but that he has not,
and he does not assume to critIcise
those who have taken the responsibility.
Equally untrue is any statement that
Mir Stevens has found fault with Presi-
dent Cleveland and Secretary Gresham,
as to their course touching the Hawa,
iian problem Mr. Stevens believes
that Colonel Bount will make a fair
report after his investigations here, and
that the President and his Cabinet will
finally deal with the question Of an
neXition in the form nearest indicated
by the best public sentiment Of the
United States, SO as to secure the great
future commercial and naval interests
Of the nation in the North Pacific
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-08
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Miss Nordhof' and Mrs
Blount leave for the Volcano to-mor-
row.
Mrs. c. w. Ashford and family leave
on the next steamer FIR the States.
c. S. Bradford the Tacoma Ledger
and other Sound papers Is in the city.
Charles HustaCe is building a sea
side residence at Waikiki. 1t is a story
and a half structure, and on the EVA
side of Mrs. Domiuis residence
Rev, Serene +. Bishop has written a
telling article in answer to a critic Of
tae annexAtionist cause, which appears
in the Evangelist of april 18th,
Paul Cowles, the able correspondent
who has been sent here by the Associ-
ated Press, will send voluminous dis
patch to the San Francisco uftica by
the Oceanic.
Professor Max Kaufman, Berlin; Y.
Jacobsen, Denmark; win and II. Cole,
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Lcbenstcin
and Miss Block, of San Francisco, are
guests at the Sans Souci (Herbert's),
Waikiki.
II, S. Conner, La Conner, Wash,
Louis A. Conner, La Conner, Wash,
c. S. Bradford, Seattle, Wash, Thos.
Mcmillan, San Francisco, Ad. Lindsay,
Kilauea Kauai, and Carl Tuch, Wal
manalo, were last weeks arrivals at the
Arlington.
Mrs ID. Center and Ch ldrcn, Hama
Maut VIM. Grothccr, San Francisco,
w. l.. Hanley, Ireland, Lady Heron
and Misses Ddnfyrd CD, II. Granville
Danf I'd, Ireland, DIR. VIM. ColbouC
and wife, England, Mrs and WA. Blais
den, Kauai, p McLanc, Hama, and NJ
| J. McLane, Maui, are last weeks ar
rivals at the Eagle House,
I Charles ID. Miller Kailua, Hawaii
H. S. Hick, indianapolis, Ind; Mr.
and Mrs. J. c. Nicely, Tennessee; Pau
, Cowles, Mr. and Mrs. NJ, S, Grinbaum
San Francisco; \. A. Holmes and fam
lily, New York; w, + Thorne, Kansa
City, Mo-; ii, V, Pdtten, Hllo, and G.
, s Dyer Lohaina, were arrivals at tn,
Hawaiian Hotel last week,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-08
COUNCIL MEETING.
Routine Matters Before the Provisional
Government.

Government
The Council had their regular meet
ing this afternoon. The weekly report
Of the Minister OF Finance w5S pre-
scented showing available cash OF SD.
199,0I, and total cash OF N395,4Io,o2
in the Treasury. Mr. Damon reported
from the Finance Committee that
allowances had been made to each OF
tie departments OF the Government for
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-08
CHINESE INDIFFERENCE
MERCHANTS NOT BOTHERED
BY ANNEXATION.
Celestial Tradesmen not Approached by
Malcontents How They Look
at Current Affairs.

,,
! n' .'''' ''0''''l5 ~ '''e '''o' % VI
certain p'iuc' 10 irshten our Proml-
nent Chinese mercantile firms into OPP
posinp annexation. started out to-day
,, ,,,, l,. .,.;,, o., ~, Eli. .,ri.,, c-.,,,
=, b ,, ,' '' VT '''
inc Nn''''Sc 'ne' o'''''''s ''1'llSc'''S
Only three were interviewed, but they
were SO clear and succlnct in their
statements that the reporter felt no
,,a,d -, c.,l.., ..,r.,, ,r,,., ,.,.r.
-
we've" "-'e "'' h''h' the ol"1'"I rep
resentaJN of the Chinese Empire in
Honolulu; Iqu Ch3ng, manager of the
VIM NJ, Tai C,mp,rv and .e. Chr.
~. Dr.
PIoP'',' '' gu '''o C'''''''' 1 '''''''
SAID A,r. Ono hlm:
Il am not usually adverse to giving
positive opinion On any subject which
may demand IT. but In this case OF
annexation, l DO not see that there is
any reason Tor the chinese to declare
themselves ior1t or against Il There
has been no planter TO see me, or seek
my influence against annexation l
should certainly repudlate any sugges
uou from outsiders endeaV'ring TO
further their own ends. am proceed.
ing along the hue Ui negative agUOui
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-08
THE POLICE COURT.
Some Minor Cases The Whereabouts
of Elk Turnkey Walker.

Some Minor Cases The Whereabouts
of Eek Turnkey Walker.
In the Police Court this morning,
Mary Sutherland was remanded TIL
Wednesday as accessory to the opium
stealing case, and Kaka and Kekipi
were fined S. for ARRAY Kailc was
sentenced to Imprisonment for larceny,
and Kaawaia IVY was found not guilty
of prostitution.
Ex-Turnkey Walker charged with
opium stealing, is still being searched
for by the police. Rep.rts having
reached the Marshal of his being on
the Iiyacnthe, it is said a requ> st will
be made to II. B. NJ Minister Wode-
house, to 90 off and get him this after
noon. Yesterday morning a young
man who had been more or less IN
innate with Walker, in supposed revenge
for the pursuit OF his friend, tore down
the American flags FROM the Central
House where he and Walker have been
rOOming.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-08
For Annexation With the Ballot

In a private letter to Prof w. d..
Alexander, c. H. Dickey Of Haiku,
Maui, says: THE natives who signed
the opposition paper are most of them
in favor of annexation if the natives
retain the ballot. l think if papers
were circulated with such proviso in
the heading, it would get the signatures
of nearly every native in this part OF
Maui. have talked with several who
were said to be the most strongly OPP
posed, and find that such is their feel
ing in every case"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-08

The following are booked to leave
for San Francisco per Oceanic tomor
row: J. f. Hackfeld, Mrs. Isabella
Gedge, Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert, Miss
Wodehouse, c. r, Bishop, Hon. A.
Drier and son, Lieut.. Com. Swine
burne, X. c. Smith, Mrs. S, Arnold,
O. Isenburg and two daughters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knudsen, Mr.. and Mrs. u, n.
Castle, Louis Koch, J. + Schemcr
horn and faulty, Mrs. c. w Ashore
and son, NJ. 6. Mclean, and p. Nc
Lean.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-08
NOTICE..

II ANlNG made arrangements with the
[ / Commissioner Of Agriculture to enable
the public to obtain, with the least possible
trouble, the compound for DESTROYING The
BLIGHT, which is SO prevalent now in and
around Honolulu, any person leaving an order
with US for 4lbs Resin, 2lb, Of Taluw and
Sulphate Of Caustc Potash, will be furnished
with an order which, il presented at the Gov
eminent Nursery ON King street, will enable
the Bearer 10 obtain 5 Gallons OF Compound,
ready mixed, pint Of which added to =
gallons Of water, will make an effective Hight
Wash.
Buy few gallons Of Blight Wash, and say,
your valuable trees.
f.. q. HALL & son,
lot Corner Fort and King Streets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-08
Wants to Go Homo.

Colonel Blount has about completed
his work and is anxious to get home,
1t is net known how soon he will 90,
but owing to his responsiveness to mai
dc mcr, he wishes to take the largest
steamer he can. 1t may be he will
depart on the next East-bound ship Of
the China line.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-05-08
General ADVERTISEMENTS.
Have Come !

Those Razor Strops you have
been waiting for several weeks,
are here. They are so good
that it has been said of them,
that if you lay your razor and
one Of these strops down to-
gcthcr on your washstand, the
razor will keep Il fine edge;
still, we recommend following
the directions printed on each
strop.
Anti-Rattlers. We have
a new kind which you can put
on to the shafts of your buggy,
without breaking four fingers
and a thumb. They prevent
two things rafting and swear
ing.
Boardmans Pat. Wrench.
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