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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-07
Ma czeSc Kennana.

LoNDYN, 6 go czerwca. -
Tutejszy zwiazek przyjaci61
Rosyi urzadza W sobote
wieczorem W Barnade Hall
uroczyste przyjecie dla znane-
90 podr6znika ameryka1skie-
go Georgia. Kenpana, kt6ry tu
przyby}. Kennan wypowie
przy tel sposobnosci odczyt,
streszczajacy jego podr6ze po
Sybirze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-07
EksplOzya parowca.

AMSTERDAM, 6 czerwca. -
q wyspy Borneo donosza, IL W
poblizu Koti ma rzece tegoz
nazwiska nastapi}a eksplozya
parowca malajskiego ,,Hout-
handelbundalda". Okret u
tona}, pieciu ludzi z jego za3o-
gi utracilo zycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-07

a nastepnie uciekl. Dodac
trzeba, ze sadly W Pennsylwa-
nil uzna}y juz winnym tego
morderstwa innego czfowieka,
r6wniez Polaka, i skaza1y go
ma dozyuotnie wiezienie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-07
TeleSramg KraloVe.
Traktat z Rosya.

Rosyjsko- o-amerykahskl traktat,
rad kt6rym uk}adano sic cd
lat szesciu, kt6ry juz W osta'
tniei chwili mia} bye zerwany,
zosta1 wreszcie proklamowany
bedzie mia} moe prawna, do.
p6ki inny traktat jaki ME 20
stanie zawartym ma jego mlej-
see. Ratyfkacye wymieniono
przed dwoma miesiacaml W
Petersburgu. Poniewaz jedna-
kowoz potrzeba byao zachowaf
nadzwyczajne ostrozuosci, by
go przywiezc do New Yorku,
przeto dopiero W ostatnim ty.
godniu nadszedl. Traktat by4
u1ozony W jezyku francuzkim
trzeba go bylo przetl6maczye
ma jezyk angielski, i to jak
najdok}adniej. Wczoraj te pra
ce wyko1czono, a dzisiaj pre-,
zydent widzia1 ten traktat po
raz pierwszy, kiedy sekretarz
stanu Gresham przyni6s} 60 ma
posiedzenie gabinetowe. DIS
popo}udniu u1zedowo traktat
proklamowano. Proslamacya
nosi date wczoraj jsza, zawiera
szczego}y traktatu i oznajmia,
zr traktat bedzle mia{ moe
prawns cd dnia "a czerwca.
w nrzedowych ko}ach twier
dza; ze w5rew r6znym twier-
dzeniom traktat ten wcale ME
r6zni sic cd innych traktat6w
przez Stany Zjednoczone W o.
statnich latach zawartych.
Nadzwyczajua sesya kOngresu.
WASHINGTON, ego czerwca.
Bankierzy fnanslsci newyor-
scy pochwalajs zamiar Cleve-
landa, by zwo}ac nadzwyczaj-
ma sesya kongresu celem "a
stanowienia sic mad ,kwestya
szkolna". Prezydent banku
National Park, Wright, po-
wiedzia}, re zamiar ten Cleve-
landa bardzo jest rozsadnym i
re zwolanie nadzwyczajnej Sc
syi wywrze ma kraj wplyw bio
gi. lego samego zdania jest
take prezydenr banku Che
mical National, Williams. Po-
wiedzia} on: cleveland po-
stapi} madrze pod kazdym
wzgledem. Jestem tego same
60 zdania, CO 6w maz stanu,
kt6ry powiedziaf: gdyby wszy-
stko srehro przez Stany Zje-
dnoczone zakupione i nagro'
madzone i puszczone W obieg
"a pomoca certyfkatow sre-
brnych i list6w zastawnych
skarbowych wywieziono ma
srodek Oceanu j gdyby tam je
zatopiono, to jeszcze strata dla
tego kraju by}aby mniejsza,
niz strata, kt6ra juz poniesli-
smy przez przyjecie ustawy
Shermana. Zupe}nie zdanie to
podzielaja inni prezydenci ban
kowi i zapewuiaja, ze W usta'
vie tel nalezy szukat zr6d3a
terazniejszych r6znych kra'
chow bankowych.
Ze StOlicy Stanu.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, 5 czerwca.
Dzisiai W Senacie uda4o sic
demokratom po raz trzeci Cd
czyta6 przyjac bill o nowym
podziale senatoryalnym pre-
s}at bill do Izby. Jutro bill mo-
re precise r6wniez przez lzbe
poslow.
Rome bankractWa.
PORTLAND, Ore, 6 czerwca.
DIS rano zamkne}y drzwl
bank Washington National i
Washington Savings. Wierzy-
telnosci tych baDk6w SO zna-
czne zapewne ich wierzyciele
mic ME straca, ale niepodobna
byio oprzed sic nag}emu ma
plywowi mas zgdajacych pie
niedzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-07


,,DefanceSavings Bank" "w De.
fance, O. Wierzyciele zostana
W zupe}nosci zaspokojeni.
MILWAUKEE, ego czerwca.
w Two Rivers bank tamtej
sly oglosi} swa niewyp3acal-
nose. Aktywa przewyzszajs
passywa dose znacznie.
W Manitowoc, Wis, State
Bank zawiesi} wyp}aty. q Ra-
cine donosza, re do tamtej'
szych kilku bank6w przypusz.
czono szturm powodu, re po.
wstal pop}och miedzy wierzy-
cielami bankowymi W skutek
bankructw W innych mia
stach.
Minister wojny ma wystawie.
New YORK, 6 czerwca. Mi
mister wojny Daniel S. Lamont
dis rauo z malzonka i famllia
swoja wyjechaf do Chicago,
azeby zabawiG tam przez ty-
dzie1 i zwiedzic wystawe.
Ostatnia pOdr0z.
TRENTON, N. j., 6 czerwca.
Wczoraj popo}udniu godz. 5
zeglarz napowietrzny Charles
Richmond odby} ostatnia swa
podr6z balonem, gdyz W wy
sokosci 5000 stop jaki5 wyda.
rzy1 sic wypadek W balonie, a
zeglarz z cafym swym apara-
tenn tel olbrzymiej wysoko-
Sci spad1 ma dol. Balon
wzni6s} sic parku Cochran
w obecnosci 1000 widow. Co
spowodowalo nieszczescie, ME
wiadomo.
Balon spadajac przewr6cl
sic w powietrzu kilkakrotnie /
wpad1 W staw. Richmond prze'
sz}o 500 razy odbywas podr6z
balonem i nigdy mu dotych-
czas ME wydarzy}o sic niesz'
czescie. Pochodzi1 z Spring
field, Ill. Liczy1 lat 33 i ME
by1 zonatym.
ZnaczDy pOzar.
ST. Louis, Mo-, czerwca.
Fabryka woz6w Schalpa ma
rogu ulic Levee i Carr, dis
rano spali}a sic wraz re wszy
stkimi zapasami do szczetu.
Byf to gmach czteropietrowy i
by} zape}niony towarem. Szko-
da zrzsdzona wynosi 900,
ale by}a pokryta ubezpiecze-
MEM; pozar powstaf W hallpo-
kostu, i to prawdopodobnie
sam re siebie.
KaraweIe hiszpanskie.
New YORK, 6 czerwca. Hi
szpa6skie karawele, Santa Ma
ria, Nina j Pinta dis rano O.
pusci1y przystad newyorsks
uda}y sic W podr6z do Chica.
60. Postanowiono, azeby Tri-
ton wzia1 ma line wszystkie 3
statki. Towarzyszyc i'm bedzie
zwiazkowy parowiec lwana ma
vypadek, gdyby potrzebowa-
no iego pomocy. Ma czele flo
tyli jechac bedzie parowiec
zwiazkowy Newark.
Zetkniecie pOciag0w.
CORTLAND, N. Y, 6 czerw.
ca. Newyorski pociag specyal-
ny nocny ma kolei Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western osta-
tniej nocy spotka} sic loko-
motywa, kt6ra wy1ama}a sic z
pod kontroli, ma moscie W po-
blizu tego miasta. Mkt z po-
dr6znych ME zosta} uszkodzo-
ny, ale konduktor pociagu Isa'
&C Wallace zosta} ma miejscu
zabity palace Bert Sherwood
tax mocno pokaleczony, re
wkr6tce potem umar3. Are
sztowano str6za nocnego Geor-
ge'a Chaffee, kt6ry mia} sic o.
piekowac lokomotywa, i kt6ry
powiada, re ME umie sobie wy.
t}6maczyc, W jaki spos6b loko
motywa W ruch zosta}a wpra-
wiona.
GOseie ma wystawe.
SAN FRANo1soo, 6 czerwca.
Pomiedzy podr6znymi, kt6rzy
przvbvli parowcem Gaelic dis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-07
Smierc Edwina Booth.

New YORK, Z czerwca. DIS
rano o godz. l min. II umar1
najs}ynniejszy ameryka6ski a.
ktor, Edwin Booth. Urodzi}
sic l3 listopada 1888, by} sy-
nem r6wniez s}ynnego aktora i
pozyskal jako przedstawiciel
r6l szekspirowskich s}awe ME:
tylko W Ameryce, ale takze i
W ca1ym swiecie cywilizowa-
nym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-07

dr6zy naoko1o swiata obejmie
rzady W Rampur W Hindosta'
ME. Odwiedzi r6wniez wysta.
we W Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-07
GOseie ma wystawe.

SAN FRANoIsoo, 6 czerwca.
Pomiedzy podr6znymi, kt6rzy
przybyli parowcem Gaelic dis
rano 2 Honolulu, znajdowa} sic
takze Nabob Rampuf, kt6ry
2 wielkim orszakiem odbywa
podr6z naoko}o swiata. Ksia-
zs ten indyjski ma lat l7cie,
ksztalci sic ma koszt rzadu bry-
tyjskiego ipo powrocie 2 po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-06-07
Ze StOlicy Stanu.

SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, 5 czerwca.
Dzisiai W Senacie uda}o sic
demoEratom po raz trzeci od''
czytac przyjac bill o nowym
podziale senatoryalnym pre-
s}at bill do Izby. Jutro bill mo-
re precise r6wniez przez lzbe
posl6w.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
Preachers Meatinn

The division and re.arranoo.
nroo"S r~e mork eentering so many Methods
99aeacneIs 9 IN this section-nearIv +,
uozen within radius of twelve ns;,.
thIs toWn-suggested the nronr;nt"
ol Cnelr holding a Preachert, naat;nS
mere on Mondays, the dav usnoiI,' iI'lnt
apart Tor thus assOciatiuS tooathy Se
tIC"i tSa iole no.e 70 this effect directly after
;ao .ne iast session of conference anneor
ine 10 the TIMES. 1t did not take .a,t ront
SSoWeyer until last week, when Ro, ~
Seengle issued a call for a meat;su. n a.
~ O'Clock on Monday mornino G az
torily. N " very satisfao-
AN AN organization was effected bv H.
d Jiec.lon OF the following officers: pm; Sue
1ent' Rev. Z. H. Hynson: Vioe Presi resi-
ppent' Rev. A. Stengle; Sec and T.aes aesi-
u DeV; ID. y. Turner; Curators Rans MS 1I'
n n SMow6ray, F. F. Carpenter and " ~
sin,. NE .s ume was spent mainly in discrs
g Ine OBJECTS of the meeting and -.
ganizlng for future work. Tbs;r ~"u rIooI or
in VII Oe held each Monday morn
ny az ~ O'Clock, and doubtless n"n.
= anu q. interesting and profitable occas;Ns GVe
~ Cne ministers thus called toootS esion
me question for discnssio' '"er'
1Shuay od"l 49, Has the M. Z. Church ~
ma nay tne manifest power for GOOD
,nu Tue salvation of souls as sovu'
'ays of the fathers PT "s IN the
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

The Reception to be rendered Hon
Geo. V. Massey tomorrow evening at
Dover promises to be an important
eVentto the town, and largely ATTENDED d
Oy the leading men of the county. His
friends intended to have the reception
the night he should reach Dover from
Chicago, as a surprise, but he slipped
nome week sooner than was expected
1hey determined to have it all the
same, and somewhat against his pro-
test, but the occasion may be the m lore
enjoyable as it has taken a wider range
than was at first intended. His in
nuence as a commissioner of the
Worlds Fair has been national rather
than local, and hence the people with.
out regard to party lines meet to do
honor to him as distinguished citizen
OF the Commonwealth.
At the reception Governor REYNOLDS
Will welcome Mr.. Massey back to the
state and James Pennewill will make
the address on behalf of the people of
Dover.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
Nv Woman's Sphara ,,

neV. Aoam Stengle preached on Gu,
uay night sermon to the Womon oun "u
counterpart to the previous SnnS a.
& W 6Heh: There was a full bonSs
ouI, Che TACT being noticeable tbot Use
neu turned out more largely 70 hue Cne
WnaI was said to the woman th "ear
themselves. If it was becan"o - 70 70
tnought the former wonId 80 Iuey
little stronger, thev were n';at Ta.cn IL
in ~ bsPeakef nnding much to commend
nnoJ se raPla advance that has beaD
;n~ tn~ue r,l 10 tne past generation in elev.tl
os s "otnan IN all the vOcations of Tfo
as co-equal of man. " ille
a. ne TOOK for his text the first vor.o e
Dne 44th chapter of Prov. "Evor,, 90 9'1;N Vi
;sot woman 5ulldeth her house - HiS,i,ISe
;eo' embraced a scope of thou0ht CO...
Une relation OF the two se~es 80 o',5
GueiF II mutual dependence on each o.Sl Suu
monian was taken from the siSa &c
Lie naH 70 indicate her equalitv-not 81 Vi
LIs leeC 70 indicate that She woo ~
Te trampled upon, nor from hi" 10 70
'hsI ne was to lord it over her "o@u
Man without woman L.,
10 ita'asery she 1t was who gave bomo
dSs rs e1noOllng and refining Drino;rIa Te
He nome OF the good woman mo" PIos. 'S.
III sIrlking contrast to that of the b5 pI'
"a nut may be home. wbila oi' iTau'
may De prison. Man cannot Iiwo Ii"e
to the rulers of a 80, ~
1yonna ,om'1a'ion without the association of
Sn ''baoSnI, wnat Is denominated keeping
forro TTonelor,s of Oe, nall" is only maintaining
'oTm rTl OF purgatory. '''''is
The Woman -
LoI me as man was for the feIJ.
,noI ,mo SUI ana gentle hand of the ona
~ PPieuenting b the strong and DrovidS
ns nan1 OF the other. This was ha;nc
! and woman's oondit;os
'feTa'en " .t 10 accordance with the snrao5
: a,:u :ue Purer doctrines of the Cbristia,.
SSisiUh. de quoted from writers -
now the slavish condition which hwon
SuPios ia many countries as cor,
aTeu with this, and her ranid adm"
business and civil pursuits as SuI9 H
: the social. This is so until"tbo %ei' %Si
% IN the hands of woman. . hos 80 pal' !
one OF the questions before N bini., W
eOpie. When this was so. he beIianus
ie ballot would represent hS,eu ho,.o 8
tizehship than it does at nresent tI c
10 eradication of evils that En- "a v
,clety. for woman 10 exerclsino .I {
$ suo oo9 ol franchise will be governed bv a a
u ars convictions of right and wrong W 1
! ne larger part of the discourse was .
zen up in portrayinQ "woman;s v
nere" the place designed for her 49, q
I creatlon-her home-where nndnl OF
: :. eninooling influence the rough % ne ca
le OF man was softened and tonad th
! "a . &c 70 better life, the children Siveu iv IA
nrst lessons in vrtuous life o5 sn5 lie
! ! nome nome and society made blessed 11u bv =.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
Almost a Fire

Inc ringing of the fire bell hatwoo,
nlne and ten o'clock SATURDAY. r;ob
very naturally excited the large cro,s,a n,sa
VI young people who were In 1ov,, WI -.
"s ready TO run to fire as a firbt ~.
current was at first in the direction ~ ~
Ihe oell but the members of the HI VI
oomp pany were in less time than we
eau write 1t, equipped and on the NOV,
" T'I% E. tne nose carriages to Bethel A Nj
~ Church, lower Commerce. SRA, a a. III n :
Ine crowd In close pursuit SmoIa '.,.l ,ail
oosIng from all parts of the cbmrcb %"s "s
no nre visible. 1t was in the haso.-l 'Cn ". Du
ana ana fortunately, several persons 'Inti InJ
oeen working to put it out and ,hnru
ma mas not much for the fremen to a.
ahny. However put two streams on II for
Soout nve minutes, as there seemed 't1 VI
oe some hre lurking between the az "
Suu S,iu Piasterlngi the former bav;na OI
burned through, destroying aIso rus naI
IPe1ing I" ana the ends of two pews Tho
loss Will therefore be trifling with tbe bo
n Clance Trance company. The pastor Rev
=. Jones held services in the soh; iseV;
nouse, at.l;t, adl dining, Sunday. The fire I IL
attilputed to an overheated fnrNoao
Whlch the sexton, after starting I" b"S
gone away and left with a fnIl dsarha ndu
oh, on. insured by the Kent CouSSt,. CSH.
nAutuali loss, $50 to $40. uu'y
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
A Good Show.

s;nao ~ooo performers, good music oood
s,ngers, good dancers and goo5' soou
eesehent are all essential 70 u ul9n
ss.class amusement, and Ali tb.as aeaily
s,'in gIiAranteed by HI. HENRY's MISSES, vese are
Mn uno appear at the Smvrna nHHI SEl-s
anO.l arouse on Monday Nov. 27th ;n opera
ifgam irhnl oristling with talent and hnP pro-
- ICY ~ are strongly recommenSad Sne
era1 az S"le AZ HoHecker's drug stors Ssass cen.
seats 80 cents. "u o. Reserved
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

The moral feature that was such ,
prominent and decided expression O.
the ballot in several of the state,
should teach a salutary lesson
to the politicians. We are glad to
see that the Citizens League OF
New-Jersey, which did so much TO
organize and stimulate public senti-
ment in behalf of the moral movement
that achieved the great victory in that
State, is to make its organization per-
manent. One OF the objects which it
VIII especially aim at hereafter will
be to prevent the buying and selling
OF votes. The League could not under.
take more important work. It has
proved itself to be power for good al.
ready. By wisely directed efforts it
may achieve even greater good in the
future. viz
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
A Travelling Palace.

- what they call the palatial 30. :.
Mnicn NJ III. .HENRY's MTNIsTpE1 sas IA
NJ NJ M. Henry had this car buiit aasei. ,,,ss
- nss personal supervision and a. ~ snuer el
m ~ ene wonders Ia car annals vne
an,a rsnry and his superb Ministrals iii, iii
appear at the Smyrna Onsra WIN
oh monday Nov. 9th. and ali Suse ,Sus
VINO 90 not attend will miss ona an ~ muse sIse
SON. Sea.s sseats aus OF the amusement sea.
p. HofseoiSs oss are now on sale at James
rnlssIon IeSSers ~ e drug store. General adj
- and 80. Reserved seats Soc.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

IHE pension limit has been reached
says the committee on appropriations,
the sum for the current year being
over sl66,OOO,oOO. There will be by the
same authority falling off after this,
next year showing reduction of s4.-
OOO,OOO. There is getting to be a large
death list with the old veterans.
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22

For The Smyrna Times
a Hayseed's Opinion of Electric i,,''
Lights.

| 6uLSs
M WI one OF those queer kinder f,lks
: WI no believe in the old time nae
en t oIr town was pleasantly shaded
~ 'a'H corner there stood our gas.
OT[ To village was attractive then.
MI 10 visitors far and near,
" To To tbo seemed n1, to look, with pleasant iov
" Frna %9n our, our town was cool and shady
AI every eve, out on the lawn
III an ola time rocking chair
D9t now they say our country
IT, 0Ihce Ia franklin flew his kite
NJ ndIi ddIihonious with the times
must have electric light '''ieS'
N9w SS | despise the kinder tall
~, VI Character cosmonolitona SaiA'
M NV, we, like that big city. New Vo.,-
must be quite metropolitan. Ork'
" ERE re nothing but country town
WIZ sween St the woods and bav
And oaeI rront 4; coop and big hog pen.
Y ct ct we, electric light must have.
A Inc corps of men so fine "'e'
Tba1 bSl9sning mn shade trees right and loft.
A"ey say tits for the linen N ioi''
But 1T ,S! don't like this kind er stne
4 IN IaIIs TINS small town of ours SUM-
- sooks Ok. as If we're trying to bo
"A city of wonderful powers % tT O''
ct, maybe after all is dono
w our town is shining briSbt'
" y;if 4 GIp folks of long ago
~ oo'ne around all right.
A1RSy Ry t6 say this 'tricity'sa wonderful th;.,
Tboy trdI5 .lg tlme were in our grave '"' 'nlhg'
ne T trolley, down our streets ', Iii
In order time to save. ''9 VIII rum
Inc telephone and phonopranb
p, And all sich, stuff SO nIIeor!P' a%P"'
NJ 3ay tnat some machines are modo
10 ny IN atmosphere. "'0 iii"ue'
IN 4lhi there's to be a mighty cban0s
rms science power to give. va""se'
'ut l. not after none of fbis
as long as l can live
vi TvLiE, Gnls err? town of beauty.
WI w men raises excellent porL
eed not try to live ms biah ~
AS that big city, New YYork
'9w Is done advisin' all.
! can stay here much Iongar.
:. 14 T2 as Iennyson's birdie 6id
"'' iii your wings grow stronoorn
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
One Of the sirht or -. on.

Inc Wanamaker Store has No o,
tS hSeaior 10 the world, and is admittedi,
sne largest in America. The stock NJ:
pared especially for retail. aIeva,'s :, :
ranges between four and Ave miII;a5o
oI dollars, and the peculiar. bean,;snI
ana complete arrangements for n ! III NJ
ing OF goods and for the comsort aea ol
convenience Of patrons are unsnrnosaaS -
10 the world. This store il On. &c Ssssu ~ !
signts OF the CITY, and is visited -. Sne
strangers from far and near. Oy-
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22


IHE most exciting thing the pas
week IN the newspaper circles has been
the Hawaiian question and the relation
10 president Cleveland and Seeretarv
OF the State Gresham to it. A pumber
OF the leading Democratic papers ioin
IN condeming the policy of restoring
the late dissolute queen to her throne
as un-American and at variance with
tne principle of our democratic institu.
tions. There is a question of veracitv
between Commissioner Blount On
which Secretary Gresham seems 70
relay, and that of Minister Stevens on
tne part taken by the United States
troops OF the steamer Boston in the
establishment of the Provisional Gov.
ernment, Blount charging Stevens with
using our troops to aid in establisbinn
Dole in the place of the Queen. Tbs
En'tadetphfG Record. of yesterday saws.
For ways that are dark and tricks tho
are vain the Hawaiian policy of tbo
united States is peculiar. A little fnr.
'neF light was shed upon the situation
yesterday by the apparently surrenti.
tious publication of an abstract of a.
bio1ntrepOrt, which goes to show that
tne Provisional Government wao th
creature oil a conspiracy in which the
United States Minister bore the leod;n
part, and to which United statas ne
rines contributed the backbone As
70 TINS phase of the matter the evidence
Is so contradictory that it cannot be o~
p-@'''eu upon any other theory than
tnat OF deliberate lying either unon The
part oi the supporters of the oueen or
VI tne defenders of the ProvisionoI
Government. '''SiohaI
Du' II It be granted that a mistaLo
was made by landing United sto,oo
marines to help turn out the Onaor
ana install her successors. wbv sSouId
Sno.ner a., mistake be made by the forci-
DE turning out Of the Provisional Co. I
ernment to install the Queen ? Il bo. !
Oeen conceded that the present Govern
nen. oi the Islands is the best tbon g
'Ver mad. In the exercise of its d. 8
nating influence over the fortunes - ''
nc islanders, whatever form of rDIo I
.ney may establish for themselves the tH' y
'ui.ed States Government is bonnd
hrat consult public welfara A.
one as this Government shall in.ist te
nat the independence of Hawaii r,"". W
. respected by all other Powo.. :. q
III continue to exercise a ouoIieoS n
roteetorate which will be none tLa W
IS real because it is not a mattor ~ oS an
apuiation. The United States would 10 10
ot be justified in Ousting the prssen. ca ca
l'norIty in the islands to set m wi
Orse cne. They would not he ins.; O'C
d in undertaking to right one wrono. ex
committing another. To upset tbe
eSent equitables rule and turn tho wi
amos over to the joint control of a. Tu
aaily odious monarchy and mono ne1
" would be an act of amazing folIu MN
Smyrna times., 1893-11-22
Personal.

k Wm' A. Fleming and bride. retur,o
lasC week from their wedding trim on
g set up house keeping at their ne, n
q nome on South street-adioinino ~
n residence OF Alderman Budd y"
Mrs. John H. Hoffecker left vo,.o
uay Tor Brooklyn for a three yvoaI., |
G Visit to her sister, Mrs. Baldwin 0A
.. u. Kahn, of Philadelpbia modo
> snoTt % visit to his Smyrna friends Ias
: MISS Emma Shorts of near this towr
Is visiting Middletown '"'' 'O"n
MRS. John B. Roberts of Midd,a,o
was a guest of Mrs. Rev. Alfred Smith
TI %Ill1 ner husband was attending tbo
Local Preacher's Association at Gbas no
"95u' on Saturday ana SUNDAY
aSeV: :, hermon Roe, of Townsend
spent sunday in Smyrna. preaching a.
german Chapel at night. His co, "U
george one of the contestants for or
ganlst, played at the NJ. r. Cburcb
morning and night. "N'on
"A. a. u; Xocum, R. D. Hoffecker r.
UoI1 Uoi a, ,1T4aX, George Denney and Sam.
SeI ~ dohecker went to Dover Satrr.
uay, 10 witness the foot ball game ha-
tween the Delaware College and Con.
ference Academy students.
deorge Il. Townsend. Jr.. of Dolo
ware ware college, stopped over op his wav
from the Dover foot ball contest for
snort visit to R. D. Hoffecker. Jr
Joseph Smithers. wife and 5onoh.
Bertha, left last Friday for uisi, "Vel td
tne family of Rev. w. w. w W;;so" VIZ ~
Fort Chester, N. Y. -'O"'
Dr. James Dirickson. of RarIiD -.
i'eu a. Lee Cummins last week
stephen VanFossen and wife -
ton eu.neu gay or two ago from Chester
III. NJ au inuennlte stay at their home
ne ne reports that place and Wilminoton
o,,tIg omeILIng anything but a comfortable
OusioUk OK 70 the labOring man.
"A a. w. CumminS, city editor of tho
ffu.oTH5ng Ne,0S, made the TINES Office a
-''SuuIy SIiy Gai! yesterday afternoon.
nlss Juila Griffith gave an illus.
O'a.eu lecture on China, to her pnniIs
a. eSUeruay morning, very brittle snb.
80 ooC loI tnose so tender in wears. She
n'i1 II the more interesting bv SHOW.
ns Ine different collections of art and
, sent to her by her uncle Rev
" " - Tracey, ID. d., while copsuI to
Dr- Ella F. Swinney made her lac,
.nsII ISL; 70 ner % brother, DR.. c. o. Swinpev
coming hurriedly last Thursday avo1 !
1g, and left yesterday morni4g Nov
ISL, just hve months since she came to :
~ Ina; she will spend a week or
wo with her brother, Dr. J. G SwiO 4
ey, at Shiloh, N. j., and will tban :
carC ,ii 1or her foreign home, SHANGHAI )
nina, nm T. hrst of December. She Leaves s
'eW Y YORK city December 4th. reac6' .
x 0an Francisco about December TX
;, ans ;, Dec. 10Th on the steamer aOce, s.
Iic via Hawaii Islands, touching at .
honolulu day, reaching SbanSSb"i az tt
anuary 9th, 1894. 0''''s ""'' N
MI MRS. Eliza F. Swinney, who ba, ie
zen spending tEe summer and ano "
itb T" VT; witn Or; c. 0. Swinney, returned + +
lt4 Miss Ella yesterday to SbiIob u
. j., for the winter. " 0u'ion' b
MISS Rachelle F. VanGasken of "uo Il
lamokln town." who has been vis;t W
: Mrs L: .. Waller since her brii. 10
INT wedding, acting as the cbarminn lm
aIu OF Honor on that occasion rs
me. '0"'e lOr her VI
William Clark, of Philadelnbia va wa
rmer typo of this town, has retnrnoJ q a.. az
d friends -" ieidIlFes Nj