davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-06-26
8Oaen nad ipaniidem @OlOe indeu,
Oos felt Jobren in Ger 6e9enO per-
sraben lie9en fol-,
mobei ein Graum eine pidtiee Role fpieIl
g e6aIta, Mo., 26. Stunt.

" @t~ -O" -
Sn &nobnoiter, Sobn1on @ountD, bat
it9 cine @eieIi6aft ongeiebener 8iirger 9ez
biIbet, INN no9 $1,500,0O0 in @ol6 Na9@
iubun9en an8uiteIen, Sic angeblicb por
ptelen Sa6ren trgen0po in Ser 9tadbbar>
i6aft pergraben purben. Gtner Sage
MACH iou nGmlicb Dor LANCER 3eit cine ipa4
nilbe @arapane burb bic @egeno sefommer:
ietn, melbe 5ulebt bel Dem alien Sort in
8oonepilIe, pter5ig Wfeilen bon &nobnoiter,
9cieben Durbe, Die Garabane beitan6 aus
iteben 8agen, Sic an9ebli6 nit @ol6 i'm
8etrage BON $1,000, 900 bela6en tparen.
Son Dem Sort panbte itb Sic Gorapane
ipeltLi6, trob0en1 bic Qeute por BEN Snz
Oianern 9%etpornt wurben. Sabre barauf
purbcn Der gtienbel9la9 Der Q8dgen unb
mebrere Sfelette Stpil6en ben beiben 8ergz
lptBen nor00ftltcb bon &nobnoiter ~gefunoen
uno eth Spanter, tpelder bebauptete, Der
einSige l1eberleben6e Der @araDane gu iein,
unb 0aB ct entfomnen iet, nab0em iie bas
@Olb pergraben battcn, beiu6te Bic @c9enb.
Or. gStIiam Worfl1an BON &nobnoiter
bate Dor eini9en Sabren einen Graum,
tporin linn ber YlaB angcgebcn purbe, mo-
oas Sob Dergraben ltegt. Der Graunt
gerietb ober in Gergeiienbeit, Bis Bic Sobe
fiir5ltb tpieber auf9eriibrt wurbe, tporalf
it6 Bic @eieui6aft bilbete, Inn iebt ernitz
lib an Bic 5ebung Oes S3aBes gu geben.
, 1893-06-26
Gin m0roerifder San0itret9er
S@ie6t etnem 5u9fihrer meu4Iinss cine
Kueel in oen Aiden.
Sadfnn. Mich-- 26- Sur

SadOn, Mtb., &c. Stunt,
@eItern Wor9en p1roe ser in $50. 2O5
0eDo Str. tpobnenbe Charles Softer, Gin
.3ugfiibrer Der Mi6igan Gentralbabn, in
9opagtac bon einem Qal1oitreidber burb
einen S6uB t0btlicb b~ertpunbet. Ser
S%o9obuno, peI3er porIduftg letne 6lucbt
betperflteui8te, Oeriucbte ben Bug gu be-
ltetgen, tpuroe aber POI Softer tpe9getpielcn.
@lS itb Der 3ugtiibrer umipanote, I'M in
ieintn Ba8en gu 9eben, ibOB tbm Der Serl
etne Su9el III Den &liden, 1peLcbe bibt betm
Jttd9rot in ben G0rper orang. sis lett
befinOet itcb BET m0rOeriicbe 2anbnreicber
npcb auf freten TiBen.
, 1893-06-26
Gin 9erupfter SanoonfeI.
:. 10. mIcKenra fdlt SauernfGt9er in ole
6dnoe.

IldIoe.
$. @. Wfc&enna bon @6tltcot6e, g.,
fragte belte Otorgen. gegen 8 llbr an Der
Gde Der @abalb 4pe. uno Gon0reBitraBe
Stpet WtGnncr, nm ipelcbe 3eit er einen Bug
nacb Dem IuSitelungSplaBe nebmen tonne.
@tner Der WtGnner lagte linn, oaB Bic So6>
balm tpegen zines 8abnunfalIes beute 8orz
mittag feline 3iige laufen laieu tonne ln6
for0erte Ben 9anbontel out nit ibnen suz
iommen einen Bug Ser Suinois Central
8a6n gu ~benuben. Wc&enna nabm Die
@tnlooun9 an unO 0aS Grio bra6 naGb benz
8abnbof an 6uBe Der 8nn 8urenitraBe
auf. SIN 2afe Sront Barf geieIte it6 ben
9reien aber Elm an0erer Otann SIT, Der in
ieiuer Sano Stpet 9tuBibalen unb cine
grbie belt. ST. erbot iicb, ben brei WtGnz
nerlt' ettDas 81 5et8en uno Der 2anoDnfeL
ftel auf ben plumpen QStb au6 binetn. Qlus
Ietnem Strumpfe bolte CT cine Stole 8anf>
npten I'M 8etrage bon $50 berpor, bod
belt CT bteielbe nicbt LANCE in Oer 9ano,
benn Die 6rei &erLe nabmen ibm baS @eto
etnfab fort unb liefen baDDn. Wfc&enna,
bet ni6t etnn1al 3eit ge6abt bate, leinen
ab9e5o9enen S6ub tpieber anSuSieben, lief
tbnen mach; ie l~prangen aber in einen
&abel3ug, tpte0er bon Oentielben ab, unb
10 fort, bis ite i4lieBIi4 peri6iebenen 8tbz
tun9en 3uetlten. Die Yoli3iiten 8arbaro
unb Seal perbafteten cinen ser 8erle am
Seeufer lttb brocbten i'm nacb Der 6arriz
ionitraBen@S Station, no ct iicb ais ei1
langidbrtges Wtt9lieO Der bericbtigten
@labbD Burns 8anbe, Namens Sonp See,
alias Uncle 2pncb, alias Sat. 2oftuS, alias
Som 9tDan entpuppte. Man fanb BEL ibm
$40, melbes gelb Der gerupfte 9an6ontel
ais ietn @t9entbum be5et6nete. Die bci6en
anberen @auncr enttanten porlGufig.
, 1893-06-26
Stint 0rbetter in elmer KobIenerube
periAuttet
aber ale bis auf einen 3iemIi6 gut Saponz
9efommen.
9ittbnr9,9 So, &c. SUM.

9urcb etnen Gr6itur3 in elmer Ser Sob
lengruben Der GareD Company in Ser N6be
bon SpiSoale, purben am Somftae Qben6
Sames So6nfOn, 9tn0rep S6omas, SSIaac
&urelout, Sobn Olion unb 6enrD Same
oeributtet, unb tonnten erit nacb mebrz
ititnbtger Nlrbeit DDn tbren &omera6cn her.
ousgeicbafft perOen. 2ue tparen mebr Dber
minDer ic9per DerIebt, MISUNDERSTANDING
gen itnO wa6ri9einlicb t0btlib, 6o lein
8Opf bur6 Elm ScISftiif itarte Glteticbunz
gen erlitt. 9erielbe bat ietn 8elpuBtletn
nocb ntcbt ipteoererlangt; er lit G3 Sabre
alt un6 unOerbeirQtbet.
, 1893-06-26
Gin uotbfdrei pom union 2lpe.

SER Sones, GOmmiiidr fir 6ffentIicbc
2(rbeiten, empfing beute ben fOl9enOen
8ricf, tpel9er fiir iib iclbit ipribt: v0tc
StraBenlaterne an Ser @fe Ser SO. StraBe
un6 Union 9lpe. trGgt bic mtBIeitcnbe Snz
icbritt y6oDt StraBe" unb bieienige an Der
63. Court unb Union Qloe. ben 9tamen
y@intcr StraBe". 9teies ioItc in Qtnbez
tracbt Der groBen 3abG bon Sremoen,
tpelcbe Sic Stabt beiucben, umgednbert tperz
BEN. Weine Srau bat an Union 9toe.
m0blirte 3immer SIT bermietben, bOcb farm
mar bie ricbttge NOreiie tnfolge bergtamenz
periped6SIung nic6t finben unb ie bat Damit
in elmer @ocbe $14 perlOren. 8itte, Gn6ern
Sic Die Sa9e. ipfort.
Som. Sones bat ii3 6eeiIt, bem 8uni9
na3aufommen.
, 1893-06-26
Oampfer=U Y abri6ten.
Gefterr eemeIoet:

9onbon: Sn Sicbt vG%een6am" BON
0totterDam, ugtoorblan6" bon 8otterbom,
6amburg: r9luguita 8ict0ria" BON Stem
gOrf.
8Oiton; vGep3alOnia" bon QiOsrpuOG.
in Ger uadt eemeIoet:
Stem gort r0a 8retagne" BON SABRE.
v98erra" bon @enua, u@8pption Waonar41
bon 2on6on.
Sapre v2a Champagne" bon Stem
gorf.
Sueenstotpn vNurania" bon Stein
Oorf.
Stem gOrt aIasfo bon 2ioerpooG.
Reute 9emeIoet:
ytetp yorf: gns bon 8remen.
6ueenstotpn: Qrt5ona BON SEEM Worf.
JfsD yOrt: @Iasta bon 2ioerpOol.
, 1893-06-26
Gonpention ser GIofutioniften

Die vgtattonaL Miioctation Of @luz
clttontits" erOffnete beute Mor9et in Dem
NrmourzS nitttute, an Ser @de Der 80. Str,
ano Nr1nour 9lpe., tbre 3tpeite idbrItcbe
Contention. Die beuttge 8eriammlung
mar 1ebocb nur cine informeue 3uiammenz
tltntt oeS 9irettorenratbe5 un6 eS tpurben
leot9lidb einige rein eeicbGftlicbe 0(n8eIegenz
betten belproden. Die pirtltcben l1ebungen
Der lnOctatton ~beganncn erit beute Nacb=
mtttag UNI 2 u6r unb bieieLben tperben
1eoen Wtorgen, geo6mtttag unb Nbenb bis
gum SbIuB Ser Convention, am Samitag,
ben l. Suli, fortgeieBt tperben.
, 1893-06-26
OoAesfGnpz

8ts bente Mittag murbcn alf 6em Sc:
lnnO9ettsa1nte Die folgen6en Sobesfdue an
9emeloet:
Paltl 8cr9er, 9et, i'm 0aidbael Steele.
9oipttaI, "a S.;
y. Ut. Sott bon SEQ. 6 a~enOaQitr., SO S.,
10 &c., II e.;
gSaltber Braun bon go. 338 4u~guitatr.,
90;
&IOolp3 8uut6e, seft, i'm alerian 8rOs,z
9olpttal, 25 S.;
9erpmann 6eft bon So, 1878 Ar9er 2tue.,
40 S., 5 90, u 3.
, 1893-06-26
,,$alomo" 0lneu erkldrt:
Die 8unoeseeI0er fir sic WeItaus
itellun9 iino nod INNER
pertt9bar,
2ber oas meItausteIunes=Oi reftorium er
hdlt nidts.
Burlington, 26. Stunt.

@eneralantpalt Olnep bat Sic vIalomo=
nilcbe @ntl6eiOun9" 9efdut, 6aB bic pom
&ongreB untcrm 5. Nu9uit 1892 bepiuigz
ten @elDer fiir acknowledgements, elm
icblieBlicb Der 8eDiui9un9 fir Die 8un6eS=
alt5itcuung, no6 ebenio perfiigbar ftno,
pte Dor Der @nti6ctoung beS 8unbeSz
&retsappeIlbofcs gu @uniten beS v%offenen
SonntageS," Nun nit Dem tlctnen Inter
lbiebe, baB an Die Suinoiicr Corporation,
betannt ais vNorlO'S columbian @rpoz
iitton" fetn @elO ausbe3abIt tperoen BART.
Ca macbe itcb @iner einen 8erS baribcr.)
, 1893-06-26
Gin fedsjdbri9er Junse
Don elmer wiithenoen Hub auf9eipie6t.
9tttsbnr9.9 a., 26. SUM.

Btttsbnr8,Y a, 26. Stunt.
Gm Samitag Qtbenb folgte Ser iecbSiGbz
rige Sobn bon S. 0ubpig, SEQ. 226 Sigh
ftraBe, 4aegbenD, tpobnbaft, ieinem Gater
in ben Stall, llm Elm neu9eborenes &alb
BIT beieben. SDbatb bic 8eiban aber BEN
Stall betreten batten, tpurOe bic Sub tpilb
unb ~ftitr5te auf Oielelben Los. Sic faBte ben
Sungen nit ben 6Ornern unb ftieB i'm
ge9en Die 8anb. 2u6mig entrtB bent nil
tbe1oen Gbiere letnen Sobn un6 trug tbn
in BEN 0of. 0ort entbeGte ct iebo6 gu
ietnem S3red, baB bic 6orner Der Sub
ben 2etb beS &naben s%errilien unb ote Sim
gctpetoe bloSgeIcgt batten, unb e6e Gr3t@
lic6e 6itLfe sur Steue mar, mar Ser &letne
cine QetChe.
, 1893-06-26
unter ser fdredItaen AnfIa9e,
6wei S9wefern ermoroet gu hoben, Dor 6e
ridt 9etellt.
MtIanta a, 60, 26. Sum

6eute bestnnt i'm Superior ertc6t Set
BrO3eB ge9en SuLie Sorce, tpeIcbe unter
Der 2~tntlage itebt, lire beiben jIngeren
S6tpeiternSlorenc unbI}tnnte ermorbet gu
baben. Das Gerbrecben, beiien baS Md6z
3cn bei9ulbi9t miro, 1T oas i9euBlicbite,
oas iemGlS inn Staate Georgia por Dem
Grtminalgert6t %perbanOelt tpurbe.
I'm II l1br am leBten %. Tebruar itredte
Sulia SOrce in t9rer 8obnung an Der @de
Der @ooDtparb Qloe. unO @reerzS traBe,
obne bic 9~crin9lte ltrlocbe, ibre beiben
S6tpeitern Ourcb S6itlie tObt nieOer. Die
ielben b%efanben iicb sur 3eit in 9etrennten
a3immern, 10 baB an einen !3ufau nicbt gu
benfen lit, pesbalb aub Die GOronersgez
icbmorenen einengBa6ripruc6 auf DfOrb abb
9aben. Nte1nono mar Suge8en, ais bas
&erbre9en begangen purbe; es purOe be-
rettS perlucbt, bie 8abnltnnstDeorie in
Nntpenbun9 gu bringen, aber Der @eriu9
lblu9 bouitdnOig febl.
, 1893-06-26
Ser Sefeblsbaber Der TlOtteniibnug
bOn SripOli 5ltr Get OeS 11uter=
ga1tges Der vSictOria"
Der RearoomiraI marfbam miro in
portsmouth
Dor ein Krieeseeri9t eefelt weroen.
n, &c. Stunt.

D 0 n, 70. Stunt.
@s lit en69iLttg be1blo1ien tpor6en, BEN
GeardomtraL gilbert s.. Mart6am, ben
gtGcbltfommanbirenoen 6es Wtttelmeer>
@ei6paoers in Srtpoli mach 6em &earabz
mtral Srpon, in 8ortsmoutb Dor Elm
&rte9sgertdt 3u iteuen. Gen @orlib oes
&rte9sgeribtes pirb Der Nbmiral, @arl
BON @IanDiuiam, ser 8efebIsbaber in
YortSmoutb, fibren, beiien So6n, 9orb
@tlforo, Superintendent auf Der Sic
torta" mar. 9aS Slaggeni9tff beS &earz
aomtraGs Waarfbam lit Der vGrafalgar"
aber nacb bier etngetroffenen Nacbricbten
bate berlelbe letne Tlagge nacb benz @am>
peroomn ibertragen, unb fanoen bic Slot
t%enllbun9en our 13ett beS 3uiammenitoBes
unter leinem 8efebLe ftatt.
9aS 8etletbStcle9ramm oes 9rGifbenten
Glepela1o, tpel6es berielbe 6ur9 Ben ame>
rttanti6en 8oti6after'8aDar6 ser I0nigil1
Stctorta iiberian0te, lit berielben 9lei9
nac9 benz @tntreffen 5ugeitelt porben. Die
SOntgtn IteB Dem 8otl9after 6arauf nit
tbetlen, oaB ie 6ur6 Sic &un6gebung 6es
RrGitoenten Der Ser. Staaten tief ergriffel1
let.
Der brtttide &reu3er v8arbam", ser 6c1
offt5ieuen 8ert6t bes &earzQl6mtrals
Wtartbam itber BEN l1ntergang oes SANGER
l6tfteS vStctorta" iiberbringt, nirb fir
be1te Nbenb in Sort Sai6 ertpartet. Ser
8ertht tptrb bon sort aus bem Murinemi7
ntltertum telegrapbii6 iibermttteIt perben.
Die llberlebenoen Wanni6aften unb Oft
3tere bet v8tctoria" ltno beute an 8orb 0er
Sreu3er Cigar" unb uPbaeton" bon Grtz
poll ab9eretit, bermutbItb 3unGcbit na9
Of0lta.
, 1893-06-26
romforbsbtGIe Sn6.,

Gram or0sbtIIe, Sn6.,
26. SUM-.
8Orgeitern 9erietb HolanO GDle nit
ietner %iungen bIbiben Srau, bic CT erit Dor
penigen Wonaten beimgefiibrt bate, iiber
oas Gciie9eIo in 8Ortpebiel, baB er tbr
titr ben Seiucb ber 8eltausitelun9 geben
loQte. Der Strett pur6e pabrid6etnIic6
iebr leb6aft, Denn boiler Qlerger berlteB
&ple baS 9aus, nab6em ct ieiner Trau
nod aus retnem 6Obn einen yOime" in
ben S3ooB 9eporfen bate. 0ieie ic6pb
na6m Das @elo, faufte ftcb Morpbtum bas
fir unb peri6ludte bas 3eug, Die 6olge
mar, baB tic, itatt 5nr WeltauSiteIlrn9 3u
retlen, ipabribetnlt6 bercitS cine al1oere
Jtetle an9etreten bat, bon wel6er feline
Rildfebr itattftn0et.
, 1893-06-26
Strafenrduber an ser Qrbeit.
Der Seroubte f9wer eemi6honoeIt.
mmon6 Sn6.. 26. W}Gra.

> a m m 0 n B Sno., Z6. Wfar3.
@eftern Mor9en tpur6e 6ermann 8appe
i'm DitItben SbeiIe Der Stabt Don 3pei
StraBenrdubern angefauen un6, neil er
ietn @elb unb feline @ertbiacben ntbt icbneu
9enu9 %beraus9ab, 10 LANCE geprIgelt ltnb
getreten, bis ct ~beitnnungslos lie9en blieb.
QuBerbem erbielt ct alcb Meiierpun6en unb
nnb b%eftnbet itb in iebr bebentlid6em 3uz
itanOe. Die Gauber iinD bis iebt nod nibt
berbaftet.
, 1893-06-26
Ridhter oeftorben.

Strpubsbur8, genn,, 26. SUM.
&tcbter 9re6er, &oriiBer be9 GountDgcs
rt6tes fir Carbon nnb MOnroe, lit 6cute
i'm glitter bon "a Sa6ren Der @i9t erle9en.
, 1893-06-26
8erei1t 5rlano,

limo miro iberol freunoIi9 aufeenommen.
Dublin, 26. Stunt.
Ser 0orOlieutenant fir Srlan6, 9or6
9ou9hton, bereiit @eitzSrIan6 uro tpurbe
iberaG, mo- er bintam, freunbIt9 aufgez
11pmmen.
, 1893-06-26
Opfer ~fheu9eworoener Qfer6e.
der perfonen perIebt, cine oerieIben t0otli6.
g eorta, ST., 26. sunni.

tn U ON', 20 ONNI.
0urcb 6aS 3erreiBen zines @eicbirrt6eileS
tpur0en Die ~Q8o9enpferbe beS Cigar
Granau ic6eu uno rannten inn mil6en 2oufe
Die Neitern 2toe. %6inunter. SIN Mogcn
befan6 ltc6 GranaQ, nebit 8rau, &tnb unO
Wtlttcr, lpetcbe ale bier 10 icbipere Ser
leButgcn bapontrugen. Die alte 6rau
Granal lit 10 i3rper beiAaOi8t, baB iDre
Nie6cr6eritcuung tDabribetnIib auBerbalb
Deg 9erei9cs Der WiOgliAteit Iie9t.
, 1893-06-26
Gin onideineno reides RobIen.
lager
I'm m~ittelpunfte Ger Staot entoedt.
9anburD, Conn, 26. Stunt.

lleber bic 5ufdut9e @nt6e6ung etnes am
lcbetneno rctben SOblenlagers i'm Wfittel7
punttc Der Staot, berri6t bier cine unges
tpobnltcbe Qufre9ung. 0aS &oblenlager
purOe in 2ibertD StraBe, einen 8lof oitz
Itcb bonn 9tatbbauie entbedt.
, 1893-06-26
Armour & Comp. Don etnem Der:
luit b~etrofen.
g II, 8enn., 2.

Scranton n, 8enn., 26. Stunt.
Ser Qlrmour'lbc TletibtIblraum bier
iclbit, Der pon s. s.. Dale & Gomp. 9ee
fiibrt purOe, lit beute friib Bis auf ben
@runb ab8ebronpt Der S9a6en belGutt
ii9 auf $4,000 964ars, 1T aber Uerlicbert.
, 1893-06-26

Nbonnirtauf 6as Nben6bIatt ser SQtnOis
Stoatsz 3ettune. 9reis l Gent.
, 1893-06-26
Die DEMONSTRATING trd9t Sic ShuIo

Od6 ii4 cine junse, hibfde 5rou persiftet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-28
80
fmme 2I 1898.

Persons interested IN
ranches will be glad to learn
that their interests have been
looked after by a man with a
brain expansive enough to
contemplate all the annoy
ances of poor fencing and
devise a way to reduce the
cost Of building a good one.
We have secured the sole
agency for a locked fence"
which effectually resists the
attacks of cattle and brings
the cost to less than the con-
ventional wire fence.
We have not called your
attention to it before, because
we have not yet had enough
of the fence to supply the
demands of people who have
heard it talked of by the few
we have shown samples to.
The Makee Sugar Co., at
Kealia uses it and Mr.. VIM.
Blaisdell, the manager says:
at is the most economical
fence [ have seen on the
islands anywhere and it will
stand every test in regard to
durability better than any of
them.
1--WE build no other fence
now and have miles of it in
use. [ cheerfully recommend
it to all wishing q fence that
will challenge any other for
cheapness and strength.
ut is especially adapted for
ranch fencing where trans
portation is expensive and
difficult. Not more than one
half the number of posts are
required as in ordinary wire
fences"
If only in the matter of
posts there is economy it is
enough to recommend it to
any one as posts are an ex-
pensive item in fence building.
Another saving is in time
required. The locked fence
can be built quicker than any
other.
We will be pleased to show
samples or supply parties with
full information on the
subject.
THE HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.,
3O7
FoRT STREET, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-28

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Exc
ID cution issued ont Of the First Circuit
Court, on the 2lst day of June, A. d.
1898, against Look Tong, defendant, in
favor of Phillip Peck, plaintiff, for the
sum of 1898 5S, l have levied upon and
shall expose for sale at the Station House,
in the District of Honolulu, Island of
Oahu, at II O'Clock of FRIDAY, the 21st
day OF July, A. D. 1898, to the highest
bidder. all the right, title and interest of
the said Look Tong, defendant, in and to
the following property, unless said
judgement, interest, costs and my ex-
penses be previously paid.
List of property for sale:
Piece of land situated at Kalihi
near Honolulu, bounded and described
as follows
Commencing at rock marked Y at
south corner of this land on west side of
the river joining Kahoewai (Adams),
and running north $50 deg 45 min, east
2 CHI "a Alp ch along Kahoewai to north
corner of abutment of new bridge, thence
north IL deg 80 min, west ch # along
Ahupuaa to slight angle, thence north
43 deg 80 min, west CHI along Ahupuaa
to water course and road north corner of
this land, thence south so deg 80 min,
west l ch rs Alp it along road and water
course to west corner of this, thence
south AZ deg so min, east 33I CHI along
land called Kaihukanamee to corner,
thence south AZ deg, west AZ SIP # to
corner thence south 50 deg As min, east
49, # to corner, thence 81 deg 80 min.
east 8 ca 81 # along Kaihukanamee to
commencement Area l 40 100.
2-All that piece of land described in
r p No 604, apana containing area
of 97-l00 of an acre, recorded in Liber So,
page 354.
(Signed) F. G. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal.
Honolulu, June %, 1898. 34l4 st
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-06-28

power. The charge does not seem
to be well founded, and the cases
of the Behring sea, Canada, South
America, and Hawaii, cited in sup
port of the position, do not appear
to bear out the allegation. In any
event the case of Hawaii cannot
justly be cited as one in point, for
no action has yet been taken there
on by the United States govern
ment either denying or confirming
the foreign policy of the previous
administration.
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3O7
NIarshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF Exc
ID cutions issued cut OF the First Circuit
Court, on the ith day of June, A. ID.
1898, against Samuel Parker, defendant,
in favor Of f Wilhelm, Levers & Cooke
and L. G. Rowe, plaintiffs, for the sum
of $1167 SO, $603, 65 and 1929 81 respec-
lively, 1 have levied upon and shall
expose for sale at the Police Station, in
the District of Honolulu, Island of Oahu,
at II O'Clock Of WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF July, A. D. 1898, TO the highest
bidder, al the right, title and interest Of
the said Samuel Parker, defendant, in
and TO the following property, unless said
Judgment, interest, costs and my ex-
penses be previously paid.
List OF property for sale:
1st-All of those pieces or parcels of
land described in certain mortgage
deed of Samuel Parker 10 Chas. r. Bis
hop, dated March 10th, 1887 and
recorded in Liber l06, on pages 25, 26, 81,
%, % and 80, which said description is
contained in Schedules, A and B thereto
attached.
2d--All of those pieces or parcels of
land described in a certain mortgage
deed Of Samuel Parker and Harriet p.
Parker, his wife, to William 6. Irwin
and Samuel NJ. Damon, more particular
ly in schedules a and B attached thereto !;
said deed being dated November 18th,
1890 and recorded in Llber 129, on pages
327 to $50.
(signed) f. G. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal.
Honolulu. June 81. 1898. 3417-5t
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NEW TRADE RELATIONS.

The establishment OF the new
steamship line by the Canadian
Pacific Company suggests the pos
sibility of opening new trade rela-
tions between Hawaii and north
ern ports, which may, if judici-
ously fostered, develop into new
market that will pay our mer-
chants as well as our fruit and
produce shippers. At present it is
too early to outline what specific
direction such new trade will take,
bat at the same time its possibili-
ties may be pointed out.
The enterprise which is being
shown by the new company is
both gratifying and encouraging.
Large shipments of tropical fruits
have already been contracted for
and these will undoubtedly be large
" increased as soon as the markets
north are more fully determined
and the amount of the supply
needed ascertained. The running
time already made between Homo
lulu and British Columbia by the
new steamers is an assurance that
our fruits can be placed upon the
markets in as good condition as
by the San Francisco route.
The attention which the new
company is giving to the matter of
freights and new facilities for in
land transportation, after the ar
rival of their vessels at Victoria,
is no less assuring than the pro-
position which has been made
our merchants to have placed at
their disposal new facilities for i'm
porting goods from points through
out the United States by the new
route. There seems to be no rea-
son why both our exporters and
importers should not take advan-
tage of this new commercial outlet
to the material benefit of our island
trade.
The possibilities of the new route
do not stop even here. If we can
find an outlet for our smaller in
dustries in the north, time and en-
terprise may develop the feasibility
of shipping a portion of our
staple crops, sugar and rice,
by the new line. All that
would be needed would be a guar
antee that our produce would be
laid down in the markets of the
world cheaply and quickly. This
the new company believes it can
accomplish ON terms which will be
beneficial to both our planters and
merchants, and, as competition is
the life of both commerce and
trade, the new line should certain.
ly be given a fair trial.
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JULES VERNE's VISION.
Wonderful Things Predicted a
Thousand Years Hence.


NJ. Jules Verne has been specu-
lating as to what viii be the daily
life of people 1000 years hence. AS
science extends her dominions, it
is noticeable how increasingly am
bilious such forecasts become.
Nothing will satisfy NJ. Verne but
aerial trains travelling at the rate
of 625 miles an hour; transat-
lantic tubular service, conveying
the traveller from London to New
York in 205 minutes telephone"
which enables people in different
hemispheres to dine with each 9TH
er, or at least to see and converse
with each other while eating, and
accumulators for condensing and
radiating at will the suns rays.
Such are the advantages to be
enjoyed by the inhabitants of GER
tain city called "Universal City,"
the capital of the United States, in
the year of grace. 1891. England
by that time will, according to M.
Verne, have become a province of
the United States. The public will
be kept informed of the latest po-
litical developments, not only upon
the terrestrial globe but upon Jupi-
ter, Mars and Venus. Not that
they will read newspapers.
The newspapers of the day will
be spoken. Brilliant descriptive
writer's will be retained to speak
through the telephone to millions
of subscribers, and daily install
ments of novels, to be continued to-
morrow morning, will be given by
popular authors. Man is to be fed
on the choicest viands, laid on as
New river water is at present, and
it will be sufficient to step into a
toilet cabinet to. be tubbed, shaved,
dressed and brushed in the space
of two minutes.
Even new digestive apparatus,
warranted for two years" will be
obtainable. But one thing we. or
rather our posterity, are told not to
expect. They must not expect to
live for ever. A certain DR.. Faith
burns experiment in freezing his
own body and causing himself to
be kept for hundred years, turns
out complete failure, so obstin-
ately does he refuse to be resusci-
tated.-Pall Mall Budget.
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4 I THE REQUEST OF SEVERAL
"a prominent ladies and gentlemen
who took part in the ball which was given
last month, another Masquerade will be
given at the Armory on SATURDAY
EVENING, July 4th. 1t will be given
under the direction OF the same COM
mittee who conducted the last ball.
Everything will be done to insure a
good time to those who attend.
The proceeds will be applied to the
transportation of an invalid to his home
and the balance will be given to ladies'
charitable Society.
Doors open at at O'Clock.
Tickets 81. Tickets can be had at
Hollister & Co., Benson, Smith & Co,
Hobron, Newman & Co., Hawaiian
News Co. 3408- I'd