davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Die lanomirthf9aftItden Derfu9s
Stationen Der Der. Staten
U~oroamerifas.
Bon @rot. 9r. s. GBDbItmotm.
Bon @rOt. Sr. s. :
Die &eifuneen DER Stationer.


8eriuben mir nun einen ueberbltd 5u
geipinnen Iber bas, mas auiGbrlicb pubItz
clrt piro!
@ie pbcn bereits mitgetbeilt, D~er0fent@
li3en bic Stattonen ibre unterlu6ungen
3unG6ft in fleinen, etpa einen Ober me6z
rere 9rudbogen baltenben iOsenannten
8uuetinS, ipelbe nacb S9luB zines ODER
me6rerer 8eriube gu eribetten pflegen.
Die iGbrlicbe Nnsobl bet Bulletins Der ein7
aelnen Stationen 1T Oemnab iebr UerI6iez
ben. Die Reconsideration bet GorneQ@
llniperittGt bat 3. 8. i'm Sabre 1891 bis
3am Sttober Z Bulletins DerDffentlicbt.
WGbren6 1890 pubLicirte tie IL Bulletins.
Die Station gu Stem Seriep, lpetbs 1880
g~egriinhct lit, neiit bis gum WtGr5 1891
beretts 80 Bulletins, tpenn allcD 9eringc1
~ltmfanses, auf. Die meiiten Stationen
pflegen ferner nit S9luB zines Sabres
etnen Annual Report 81 geben, melcber
bic Nrbeiten 6eS 8crluc6siabreS unb aIes,
mas bic @nttpidelung ber Station 6%etriitt,
ent6Glt, uno tpelcben bic Office Of @gperiz
ment StatiOns in 0albington benz Ndere
barminiiter porlegt. SIN Sabre 1890
tpur6en SO Nnnual 9teportS lno 225 Bull
letins per0Tfcntltcbt. Die 8eric6terltattuns
in Torm Der Q(nnual 9teportS, iotpie Die
G~inlenouug ber Bulletins an 0as Qt6erbauz
miniiterium lit glei3iam Die GlBere @cgen>
~letitung Der Statiohen iir Die Inter
itiibung Der Ge9ierung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
our pIbner5udt.

11e6er Bic @inribtun9 bon Trofen6abern
fir @elIgel tpir0 lelten in ben ~lanoDtrtb1
icbaftLi6en 3eitungen etpaS gei6rieben
unb bod itnb ite bon peientltcbem @infuB
ouf Die 0eiunbbeit un6 bas @ebei6en
uulereS Teoerpieb6. Inter einem @rbbao
lit cine 9rOBere NnDGufunS bon trpGener,
fetner @r0e, Nlbe ODER San6 81 Derlteben,
nelcbe nit etmaS ungelOi6tem &aLf perz
miidt per0en loute; AUDI 9iebt man ein
anoeres 9e5tufeftionS>Y ulDer oa3u, 3. g..
geitoBenen S9pefeI, i9mar3en Yfefer,
S~niettenpulDer &c.
0tan ribtet oieie NicbebG6er in eirem
iDnit leeren 9tdunt, 81 benz Die tOIbner 3us
tritt baber, ett, 5. 3. atf eillem unbenubten
GuDitaQ i'm @roBpteD6Glie, IN etneln 0ol5c
poer &oDleni6upper, inter einem IOges
ud1nten 6alboac6 ooer in ben 2auIrGumeu,
penn ioldbe it Grmangelung anberer
GGumlidteiten fir 0ubner bergeiteIt itno !;
ie6enfaus miiiiem 6ie1e StaubbG0er an
SrteI ber9eri9tet tuer0en, 5u benen fetn
9tegen, S6nee uno f~tarfer g8in0 %9elangeu
fGnnen. @enn mir ben freuubliben &lein>
tbieren tpdbrenb 6er SOmmer>W ionate Doa>
itGnoig freien @LuSIauf getpGDren tOnnen
(pas fir Die 6iibner audi in anoerer 0tnz
iicbt bon groBem Nuben if), 6ann beoitrfen
bteieIben III bieier 3elt nidt bringenb BET
Son6bGber, ba Die &6tere eS 10 meiiterbaft
Deriteben, iib I'M Obitsarten, auf elmer
g8tele, etuem STATEN &c. Elm God gu
arbeiten, in welcbem fie iiob nit
aroBem @ergnii8en ~berumbubOeln, boob
bel iblechtem @etter OOer i'm Btnz
ter, nenn Die armen Ggiere pegen ber
grimmigen &dlte unb Oes ~itarfen S6nees
ialS oft game Sage eingeiperrt ge6alten
weroen miiiien, muB benieIben ei1 berartl7
gcS 8ab 8ur f~rete1 8enuBung geiteut per7
ben. limb enblicb lit iiber ben 3lpef Sieler
Ginri6tuug Der Gr0z o0er Sanobdoer SIT
fagen, baB bic &biere, in6em tie ft6 in benz
ielben berltmtpdl3en unb nit ben SltBen
nnb SlitgeIn Die lole Wtaiie GuT itc1 rperfen
unb in oas Oeiieber i4atteln, liD eben Oaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

= Sin furbt6arer 8atermor6 lit in
Neuburg i'm baperii6en Negiernng8be3trt
Sdmaben Deriibt tuOroen. 3tpei 8auerns
10bne Iberftelen I'M StaQe ibren Slater,
Neu1naDer, eri9lugen i'm, ndbten Bic 9eicbe
in einen Saf unO bra9ten Tie nit elmer
Subre 0inoer in bic 0onau. 8eibe finb
Derbaftet.
Ser vGGiGier", 6as StraBburger
Organ BET 11ltramontanen, bringt aus
Starts anldBGi4 Der Sebanfeier folsenbe
Mittbeilung: v0ie bieiigeu 8[Gtter FRITZ
1iret1, unb 3tuar nit Ooaem &ecbt, Sic bon
ben @6aupins brii6en pcrantaltete uSe6anz
%feier". @enn bic Gegimcnter, tpelde an
ber S9lo4t betbeilist naren, bieien Sag
~feiern, 10 bat OaS feline natitrlicbe 8eredtiz
gung lnb eS miro Niemanben einfaIen,
oetielben baraltS eincn &ortp,lf au machen.
gber etneH S6Ladtentag 81 feiern, bas lit
ctneS 9eitttetcn GolfeS unpiir6ig. 8iS6er
bat anb fem cipililtrteS @olt einen
S6Iacbtentag 9efeiert. Sci II oriiben
linb es ia aud MIR Die v8iSmardianer",
Die oaS Seoanieit auf ben Sbilb gebOben
babcn.4 SIS lit Elm ubeutlcbes" 8latt, WeIs
6es Oieier 9leuBerung &aum siebt!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Rdd9on9 Ger Shwetnemdtun9.

Die @nsabI Der our Otat beftimmten
S4peine lit bteies Sabr inn gan3en 9anbe
6urcbi6nitt!ih nm 10 8ro5ent 9eringer,
ais I'M 8Oriabre. 9luS einisen Ser nett
Iidben Staaten, in 6enen bic 0Irte bes
Derflonenen SOmmers S%uttermangel ct,
5eugt bat, itnb piele iunge S4ipeine naG
ben Oitlicben unb iiOltben Staaten unO
auc9 nab benz fernen 8eiten Deri6ift mOrs
Ben urb Oann itn6 Die Sale AUDI niht sez
ring OH 3abt, in benen Die SerfeL, glet9
nacb0em fte gelporfen tparen, 6es ertpGbnten
Tuttermangels balber get0btet murhen.
Sn Ranias ). 9. felt fib bieier urz
iocben pe9en Die 3o6G Der S6peine nur
auf So uno in JtebraSfa unb Sitb>0afota
auf SO BrOsent Der uOridbrisen 9ln3abl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

eiiis unb 6 Stif gtelten, aus benen man
Die &Opfben entfernt. Naboemt man sic
Tri9te geto6t bat, riibre man fte, nab
0b9ieBen bes 8aiiers, burc6 Elm feineS
Sieb, iteue ie nit benz 9elGuterten j3ufer
auf's Seuer unb to6e Die MarmeLabe unter
itetem &iibrert, bis fie ntdt mcbr tuGflerig
lit, erfaltet flint MA iie in bic @ldier,
oeu .3intmet e%ntfernt man. 9ieie Mars
rteIabe ctgnet ii9 Dor3ii9ltb gum 3pii6enz
itrei6cl bel feiner 8adpaare.
g. S. S9erer, @isconiin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01

ourc6 bon benz ibnen etpa anbaitenSen linz
s~esiefer reinigenI 0ies lit ~iebenTauS Die
6auptauf9abe ber 9icbez unO Staubbaoer
cine anbere lit, baB man BEN Sbteren, MAJ
mcntlicb an ben langen 8intertagen, penn
ite nidbt ins Treie ~gelansen %fOnneu, bier
burb 9nr5peil ober 8el9atti9nlg bietet,
10 baB bic 6iibncr niobt auf aaerlet linz
tusenben, J. 9. 6eoerausrnpfen, berfauelt,
tpoSu namentlicb 0aubenbtbner geneIgt
itnb, lto ipelcbe b0ic 1tnart benlelben lebt
icbtper abSu9ep0Dnen 1T.
8ir be1fen, Die an9efiiDrten @riinbt
perSen einleucbtenb unb 9cniigeno let11,
UNI Der @~inrtbtun9 bteier Dirt Stoden7
bGber nit pouem 0te9t bas 8Ort reben gu
f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Die Dermertbuno Ger 6aoebutte.

Gtne mertbpoue, cole Serbffru9t, Sic
aber bier3ulanoe biel 5u ipentg beacbtet unb
geiu6t tpirb, 1T bic Srucbt Ser milben
Stole, Sic i%ogenannte tSagebutte. Sic
pGbft mteiit an ben &Gnbern bon @e=
biii9en, @egen unb pilben 9edeu. Sn
mancben @egenben S6irtnsens 1ammeln
bic drneren 2eute allidbrlid pieIe t~auienb
Qiter iOlber piloen Sritdte uno brtngen
ite auf ben Wtortt. Wsan iammeLt Die
Sri3te, tpenn ite 16On rotb itnb, bepor
itGrtere Sr0fte fommen unb ebe ite netb
ober tet9ig tperben. SIM aaeemetnen sez
bGren bic Sa9ebutten nit au ben 9elifaz
telien, u10 iie tpiirben einen bebeuten6en
6an0elSartifeL btl6en, tDenn grOBere Wfenz
gen 0aoon %Dorban0en nGren unb bic Ser
Dert6ung 6erielben in Der GI6e nle6r be-
faint mare, benin IN @egen0en no tptl0e
Stolen gar ntbt ODER nur ielter portomz
men, itnb 6agebuttengeri9te nur in einz
Selnen 6ausbaltungen befannt. 8on ben
3ablreiben 8eripen6ungSarttt Der Sage
butten in Der 9~auS6altung mOgen foLsenbe
angefubrt neroen:
0a9ebutten einSumacben. S9one retfe
6agebutten i9neibet man Der 2Gnge mach
auSetnanber, retniet fte bon G0rnern uno
Saiern, bringt ite2-3 Minuten int focbenz
bes 8oIier uno gteBt ite burcb Elm 9aarz
feb. 90 niel bic 9agebutten nab benz
Nbtrodnen nedb piegen, ninlmt man aucp
3r6er, ben man in etnem trbenen @efGB
IGutert; au einem 9funb !3uder eiebt man
ben Gait elmer Gitrone, t6ut Bic Sage
butten btnetn, lGBt ite pei9 fo9en, nimmt
lie bieraut nit Dem S6aurnLOfteL beraus,
IGBt iie abtublen un6 tbut ite in Sic Gin
ma99ldier. Den Saft lGBt man nit
einigen@emar3nelfen unb Stiidcben 3imlmt
bid einfo6en, unb gieBt i'm absetiblt
lber bic Sagebutten. Nia6 Sd 9agen
tobt MAJ ben Salt nocbmtalS auf, gieBt
i'm tpteber itber Die 0agebutten, gtebt Ite
in Die glider uno Derbinbet bieielben mach
bOQtgem @rtalten nit 8erganentpapter.
6a9ebuttensS ompott. 9ie eittternten
Srt9te tperoen in einem slalirten @elcbtrr
nit Wetnelita ~ilbericbDttet, unb snar NIT 10
Diel, baB man bte fInf Winuten Lang sez
focbte Mfalie burcb Elm 6aarlteb treiben
fam. Damn wtrb 6ieie Wtaiie tpicberum
uber's Selter 9ebra9t nnb ibr ioptcl Suit
suder beigegeben, oaB man ben @eineiiig
nibt mebr fart lpiirt. Die Mtaiie pir6
bierauf bid eingefocbt, abgefiblt unb in
iibli6er Weiie III Glider perfiiut uno IN
benleIben conieroirt. 8enn Oas Sage
nttensGompOtt nacb BEN 3cgeln Der aocb=
funit %prdparirt, bas beiBt nit Sen Sem
@ei6mafe oes @in5elneu eHtiprecbenocn
@epilr3en uerIeben ipirb, 10 giebt es Saucen
BON gang auSge5ei6netem @eibma6.
6agebuttensM armclaOe. l 8flnb Sage
bnttenmarf, l 8funo 3uder, 2 @rannm
3immet1tiide unb l Gliid einsemabtell
Snglper, III GrulangeIung 2 gBt0fiel Metn1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Gier III conferpirer.

Mtan nebme frti6 geleste @ter, leae ie
i6i6lweiie in einen iteinernen Sopf unb
fiiue bic Oa3ipti9en bIeiben0en Qlden nit
&o9sen aus; 3mti9en iebe neue S6ibt
lege man ebenfaas cine Gage 9fog9en, aber
10, baB ftb Die Gter nibt beritbren unb
menn bet Sept boz lit, bebede man i'm
obenauf ebenfa1S nit 9toggen. Damn
lebe man ben Gopf auf ben 8oben ober an
irgenb einen anberen trodenen Srt, MIR
ntcbt in einen Seller oSer cine feubte
&ammeG, unb Die Gter tperben itb frifb
balten. Wtdn fam alf bteie @etie Elm
9an3es Sabr lan8@ier conierDtren unb man
mtr6 nibt ben gestn8iten l1nterI6ie0
stpiiben bieien unb gar3 frii3en ftnben.
Sobn Glauieu, Sotpa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Cine neue Dirt Kafee.

S6 babe neuli9 bic @nt6edung 9ema4t,
6aB SlBfartoffeGn, in fleine @urfel &C.
ibnttten unb gerOftet, Elm bem &affee iebr
nabe fnmmenbeS 0etrGnte ab9eben. SIT
bate bot eintgen Ta9en meDrere Nabbarn
gum SritbitiG etnselaOen, nobel i6 ben
SiBtartoffelz &affee auftil6en lieB unb
meme @dite gaben, einmiitbtg gu, baB ct
benz pirfliden &offee an Site nur nenig
nacbitebt. Sn NiidIicht auf Die ieBtge unz
giinitige Sage bieler Saru1er, bente t6,
tutrb Oieier 5inpeis ernitliche 0ufmertz
iamfeit Derbienen.
Gbas. &letn, @irsinten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
BIdtter uno BIatben.

- Gin @utsbcItber i'm &reile S3iDels
6ein olaubte, baB ietne Qdrnmer pom 8anOz
mltrm b%efauen leien. 8On einem ptIugen"
GolIegen lteB er lic9 plIn cine MeOi5tn per1
icDreiben, mach beren @enuB au etnem Sage
122 Gbicre perenOelen.
Sn MontsS aintsM artiu BEL Qon9ipp
IN 6ranfrei1 1T cine gauge Sanilie bon
lteben 9eriouen burcB ben @enuB noll
S1icrlin9, ben man anitatt Yeterltlle be-
ber3ubereituns Der Speiien perpanOt bate,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Sprehfddl.

Die &ebattion iteGt bic 8enusuns beS Spre9e
faats, iolpeit Ser 9taum es sutdbt, BEN 2elern Der
p9anbp. 8etla9e" fret sur GerJisu19, bod per-
1pobrt tie ii9 %ba9eser, NIT Dem Snbatte Der Qrtifel
t0eltiftStrt Su lueroen, itbem erlelbe nt6t ielten
ienoun9eu, beren @erfaier IT'D ntbt nit benz uolen
9tamen unb 8obmort nnterSei9uen, iinben teine
Mufuqbme.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-10-01
Ginfue Ger K0rperpfe9e beim
Wil9pteh.

Die 9~Inittge @tnptrfun9 elmer entiprez
6enben Sautpflege auf bic 2etitungsfGbig7
felt Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nubtbiere tft
ldngit befannt, ptr6 aber feinestpegs
a4cnt6aIben III gebitbrenoem WtaBe gez
mitr6tgt. Snsbcionbere nir6 bier un6
Oa INNER not9 Die Wleirung bertretett,
baB bas BuBen betm W2tlbpie6 nicbt
empfeblensipertb lei, neil eS BEN SGfte5u>
fluB nab Der 6aut bef0roere ln6 benz
&Drper 9tGbritoffe ent5iebe, tpoourcb aber
Die W2en9e Der fir bic Wtilbbilbung ber@
fiigbaren Stoffe uno in SoIge 6ei1en Die
Wftl9ablonberung ielbit bermtnoert tper6e.
9aB Das @egentbetl rtdttg lit, baben bon
9rof. Or. 8afbauS in @0ttingen orgez
iteQte @eriucbe bargetban. 2us 8eriucbSz
there 6ienten 3pei &ibe 6er @Gantbaler
Static, biclelben Durben 3unG6it ite6en
Sage in eetpObnli9er @eiie nit Strie9eI
unO 8iirlte, bann na6 5tpei lleber9angse
tagen II Sage lang 9arnt9t unb nieber
na6 5pet llebergan9Stagen iieben Sage
lang iorgfGltig gepubt un6 aIcb am Nn>
lang Der leBten Beriooe, nm bic 6urcb oas
Ni9tpuben entltanbene 8eIbmuBung m0g>
li3lt i9nea unb griinbLi9 3u beiettigen,
einmal getpalhen uno abgetroGnet. 9ie
ipG6ren6 Der Geriub63ett gemnlfene Mil6
purbe gemeiien unb auf ibren Sett9ebalt
gepritft. Ser 8erlu3 Bate folgen6es be-
merfenstuertbe @rgebniB. Die beiOen
&ilbe Iteferten:
Mg Ha4t Set mt a6atsaI$Ttittt,
Mtt @nssn....287n g7H @fnnO 4oo7 pGt
Sb1e PuBen. .269,2 20 253 1916
Mebrertrag
init 8uben.. 1916 211 0,031 -
I13 psf. 8,33 psf.
Die @rb6bun9 Ser MiI6abion6erltng
6urb bic nermebrte &0rperpflege getpinnt
uo6 an 8ebeutung bur9 ben 9letcb3eittg
boben Settgebalt Der W1il6. Sin in gleiz
der @etie angelteItcr 8criudb NIT 10
&aben 9ouGnber Static fibrte gu Sem Grz
gebntB, baB burb bas 8rBen Der Mtl9z
ertrag INN burcbi6nittIib 1893 pot, 6te
Grodenlubitans Der Ntilcb I'M 2,49 pGt.
er60bt ipurbe. 8rofe1ior Or. 8adbaus
fpribt bie l1eber5eugun9 aus, baB BEL mittz
leren Bretien unO 9Obnen Die Soften elmer
entiprecbenben 9autpflege Ourb BEN M1ebrz
ertrag an MiI9 ii3 retcbItcb besabGt
maben.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
RUINED BY PATRONAGE.
The Harm That Came to CamarinOS
By Federal Custom.

ID. G. Camarinos, the Greek mer-
chant who deals in hot island fruits,
is watched for by the police. 1t was
suspected that he would board the
steamer Monowai for Honolulu. Ca
marinOs has plantation on the Sand
wich Islands. His creditors desire to
prevent his departure.
Camarinos has been in much litiga-
tion. His saloon, restaurant, retail
and wholesale fruit stores are in jeo-
pardy. For few days past Camarinos
has been in seclusion at Sausalito and
elsewhere. He was at his place of
business, at Washington and Sansome
streets, last Saturday, but since then
he has not been seen. His clerks and
walters and teamsters say they do
not know where CamarinOs is, nor do
they apparently care.
His successor and proprietor of the
Sparta restaurant was out on the bay
Thursday, and it was whispered that
Mr.. Van Wales was engaged in ship
ping Camarinos off without the knowl-
edge of the detectives who were look
ing for him.
Camarinos has been quite a Greek
celebrity. He was well off three years
O.
opened a saloon and started a restaur-
ant. He had penchant for Federal
patronage, and he got it. All the
Federal officials and their clerks, and
the janitors in the Custom House and
the Appraisers building and the Post
office patroniZed Camarinos. They
drank at the Sparta bar and ate at the
Sparta tables. They ordered bananas
and pineapples out of season, and sell
dom paid a cent. These Federal Off
cials gave Camarinos to understand
that they had great influence at
Washington and would send him back
to Europe as an Ambassador, at least.
In the meantime CamarinOs got
poorer and poorer. Not long ago he
came to the conclusion that even if he
was sent to Europe as a diplomat he
would not have money enough to get
there, unless some people paid him at
least little on account. So Camari-
nos tried to collect. First he was
laughed at; then he was arrested by
Federal deputies for selling liquor
without a license, for selling un-
stamped cigars and for smuggling.
Federal patronage has killed Cam
arinos as it has killed many bigger
man.
"Camarinos has not run away"
said Attorney Splivalo yesterday. 81
saw him not an hour ago. He was a
rich man once, but now he is poor.
He has not gone to Honolulu. / told
him long age that his ears reached to
the skies when his Federal customers
talked to him about their influence at
Washington, and then drank his wine
and ate his food and never paid a
cent?
Camarinos has a libel suit against
the Chronicle for 100000, and Mr..
Splivalo says he will begin another
suit today for sl50,OO0 damages. The
Chronicle has charged him with
smuggling and other unlawful things.
5. +. Examiner.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
A GLADSTONE MEMORIAL HALL.
II May BE Erected as "A Permanent Head.
quarters For the Liberal Party.

II May Be Erected as a Permanent Head
quarters For the Liberal Party.
They are talking in England about
erecting in London an immense assem-
bly, hall which is to serve the triple pur-
pose of a lasting memorial to Mr. Glad
stone, suitable meeting place for great
political demonstrations and London
headquarters for the Liberal party. 1t
seems there is at present no large hall
in the English capital suitable for po-
litical meetings on a large scale, and
some of the influential Liberals, believ-
ing that such a hall would greatly ad-
vance the interests of their party in the
city, propose to make good the defcien-
cy. The project has been under consid
Grafton for n couple Of years, and the
hall would probably have been erected
before this if it We're not for the diff
Guilty of securing a suitable site.
The design for such structure made
by Mr.. Woodwork seems to provide for
a hall which in size and magnifcence
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

tient. Secretary Welles had been pref
udiced against him because his wife
was known to have large circle of
southern friends and was even said to
sympathize with the Confederate cause
herself. Lieutenant Skerrett went to the
secretary and said that if he was not as
signed to some duty he would resign
from the navy, go back to Ohio and en-
ter an artillery regiment and get some
fighting anyhow.
Welles admired the heutenant's spirit
and assigned him to important ordnance
duty at the Washington navy yard, tell
ing him if he said anything more about
resigning he would be placed under ar
rest. He was afterward assigned to du-
ty ON various blockading squadrons, but
it was not till 1864 that he succeeded
in getting into an engagement In June
of that year he successfully attacked the
Notifications at the mouth of the Bra
zos river. After the war he was placed
in command of the apprentice ship
Portsmouth and in conjunction with
Commander Upsher framed the regula-
tions of the apprentice system, then first
introduced into the navy. After that he
was stationed for four years at the naval
academy at Annapolis.
In June, 1872, having been promoted
captain, he was again placed in COM
mand of the Portsmouth, in which the
following winter he began his famous
survey ing trip down the Atlantic coast,
around the Horn and up the Pacific.
Admiral Skerrett was born in Chilli
cothe, O., i'll 1888. He is now in service
ON the China station, where he is likely
to remain in command until his retire
ment in January next.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

ceiyed an extravagant admiration for
this fruit, and in short is whole
Cocoanut Club in himself. He thinks
however, that if the cocoanuts could
be eaten which are now wasted in the
pernicious manufacture of hair oil,
there would be enough 10 go round,
and no planting would be necessary.
Since Mr.. Boeter has been in town
he has eaten, besides cocOanuts, man
goes, musk melons, figs and papaias,
all of which he pronOunces excellent,
even to the seeds of the papaia,
(which are equal to the finest water
crosses" 81 -s -:
He does not believe in the slavery of
horses, and rejects, of course, the
whole system of personal service as a
wrong. He does, however, OCCASION
ally ride in the street cars, but he JUS
titles the apparent inconsistency on
the ingenious ground that dusty
streets are most unnatural, and not 4
place for wholesome exercise. More
over, his paradise is not yet achieved,
and in the transition state he is COM
PEELED to accommodate himself to cir
eumstances. Thus, he uses money
which he scorns-and wears a watch,
though in the blessed future men will
take no thought of time. He will not
wear a hat, but carries one in the
hand-not to attract undue attention.
If Mr.. BOeter succeeds in finding in
Hawaii a suitable site for his purpose,
he will buy it, and will then be joined
by friends from California and Ger
many, from which latter country he
expects his mother. From California
will come "nature DOCTOR" who will
cure the ills of the world with water,
air and fruits.
Upon the close of the interview, Mr..
Boeter courteously invited the report
er to share his MONDAY meal. The
latter, however, felt that to do so
would be worse than the act of David
when he took his neighbours one eve
lamb.
Mr.. Boeter expects very shortly to
visit the other islands. If he is disap-
pointed he will turn his back on Ha-
waii and seek the lost Paradise of in
nocence and ignorance among the ISL
ands of the South Pacific.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

PROPOSED GLADSTONE MEMORIAL HALL.
would be a worthy memorial of the
great statesman and at the same time
answer admirably for the other ends in
view. At one end Of the building is to
be placed heroic statue of Mr.. Glad
stone under an architectural canopy
surmounted by a gilded dome The
grand entrance portico viii be placed at
one side Of the building, but entrance
may be made from all sides of the hall,
which will be surrounded by corridors
serving the double purpose of facilitat-
ing the rapid filling OF clearing of the
room and of deadening the noise from
without.
At the end Of the hall next the statue
Of Mr.. Gladstone the large platform will
be placed, with suitable anterooms for
the convenience of speakers and officers
d meetings. With the aid Of balconies
and galleries the hall would comforta-
tly seat over 10000 persons, and the
acoustics, ventilation and heating are
all carefully provided for. At the sides
Of the hall are to be conference rooms
and offices, and the tower rooms on the
first floor will probably be used for IL
brary purposes The estimated cost Of
the edifice will be between 1875, 900 and
500, 600, the exact amount depending
upln matters Of detail that have not
yet been settled