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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

The drive between Plymouth and Cen
ter Harbor is set down as n notable one
but take care to make it from Center Har-
Dor to Plymouth, instead Of the reverse;
otherwise you will have the high noun
tains behind you and will not see them as
you CO. A certain bridge was down, and
we were forced to go round by Ashland,
thus extending the already long drive to
something like go miles. "There's some
folks that make farming pay" said my
driver, pointing to place we passed.
Howl" / demanded, thinking to hear
of some new plan.
"Thcy work." he replied.
The remark was intended as n fling at
lazy farmers Of whom, rightly or
wrongly, ono hears much.-William Henry
Bishop ON Abandoned Farms" in Cen
tury.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

Conspicuous among ornaments are the
new long silver chains, says The Jewellers
Circular Many are punctuatcd with tur-
quoise and pearl. Some are of dainty
flneness. Others by the twisting of tho
silver strands give interesting frosty effects
and also those of light.
The use of seed pearls with silver is not,
ed in many brooches and trinkets. Pref
ty and inexpensive ornaments are due to
this new combination.
The silver slides or the wrinkled neck
bands now In vogue show no decrease in
popularity. Swords in silver are more
prominent and undergo new enrichment
with turquoise, seed pearls and enamel.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

TNct str1Dg rs in first class railway
carriigc have got into somewhat friend
ly conversation. The windows have Just
been let down on account of the close.
ness of thu day, and the desultory chat
ter is consequently turned to the sub
ject of ven tilation.
II make it, " says one of the two, Il
make it an invariable practice to advise
people'to sleep with their bedroom win
dow open all the year round. "
Ha, hal' laughed the other. II
perceive that you are doctor. "
Not at all, was the confidential
reply. 'To tell you the truth, strictly
between ourselves, l ANA burglar. "
--Tit.Bits
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

with high standing comb between the
loops and two little soft twists in the
middle below to give it finish at the
back.
Bangs are thing of the past, but a
few stray curls are always seen about the
face. Waves and flufliness are the princi-
pal clements of fashionable hairdressing,
and the woman who would know the lat
est style must work out her own salvation,
like her French sisters, and adopt the style
which is most becoming.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 70, 1894.
THE MESSAGE.

Press and public here will differ
about Mr.. Cleveland's message.
The opinions can scarcely range as
they do i'll the United States. In
that event there would be judg-
ments peculiar to all classes and
beliefs.
Naturally the politicians are dis
appointed. This is because the
President fails to explain the defeat
of the Democrats. He even omits
to say how his party is to clear the
Republicans from the face of the
earth in 1895.
Most of the people in the United
States are cranks in one way or
another on currency. No financial
scheme that the best authority
could offer would please the body
of the voters. In the first place,
they don't know anything about
finances. With them it is either
hard times" or flush times"
All the public men are in favor
of increasing the navy. But such
a publicist as Senator Perkins is
opposed to the free-ship suggestion.
Very few leaders or papers care
to discuss the tariff.
Interest here naturally centers on
the Hawaiian paragraph. He
could say no less and cover the
subject. He could say no more
without stultifying himself.
In treating of sugar the Presi-
dent tries to carry water on both
shoulders. He would like to hit
the trust between the eyes. He
knows that the revenue fund re-
quires the duty. The reciprocity
treaty with these islands seems to
be regarded a fixed institution.
The New York Horld says:
There is not a clear note Of
leadership in it.
Chicago Herald: 1T is earnes
and has the usual force and direct
ness. A creditable American
paper.
Chicago zri6mne: Seems to b,
almost purely clerical, with sugges
tons of the govt"
Cleveland Leaaer: Remarkable
only for the financial recommenda
tons, which are purposed to please
Populists."
st. Louis Gkobe Democrat: every
long and of little interest or i'm
portance. ~
St. Louis Republic: Nothing
worthy of note except the currenc,
comment"
Louisville Courier JOnrRal: "Al
most as uninteresting as it is long
1t is very different from some o
the preceding messages of Mr.
Cleveland.
Down here everybody reads ant
everybody will agree that Mr.
Dole's address to the Constitution
al Convention was a hundred folt
greater state paper than the mes
sage in the mail today.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-An afternoon
paper prints the following, as eman-
ating from President Havemeyer of
the American Sugar Company:
"Work has been resumed in the re-
fineries on a very reduced scale. don't
anticipate the passage of freesugar
bill. Spreckels refinery is working
about half the regular force. The
Brooklyn refinery is idle" Mr., Have
meyer denied the reports of differences
with other directors.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12
Only One.

Materfamilias-I don't think you
should kiss my daughter so much even
If you are engaged to her.
Rakely-I kiss her only once each
evening.
rfamilias-Don't tell me such
stuff When | passed the parlor door at
8 O'Clock, you were kissing her, and
you were kissing her when l passed at
10.
Rakely-I know was, but it was all
the same kiss. New York Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

For baking bread and pastry have an
oven that will in five minutes turn piece
of paper dark brown. When the oven is
too hot ut first, a crust forms on the bread
or cake, which prevents its rising. 1t is
better to have the oven a little slow at first
and increase the heat in little while.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

At the funerals of eat personages, the
old chronicles tell US, Ibis lively effigy,"
dressed to initiate life, was carried in a
chariot before the corpse to the grave, then
there set up under u "hearse" or IA tempo
rary monument in the church. Such eff
gies were often left in n glass case standing
over the vault where the interment had
taken place Some statues were of wood,
with heads of plaster, but the more mod
ern ones were of wax. In the olden days
laudatory poems or tpitaphs were affixed
with pins or wax to these "hearses," and
were even thrown into graves, ON the cof
fins, in similar manner to our modern
custom of flowers at II burial. When Skcl
ton, poet laureate to Henry VIII, took"
sanctuary ut Westminster to escape the
displeasures of the then all powerful Car
dinal Wolsey, it is said that he subsisted
on what he earned by writing epitaphs for
use at funerals in the abbey. Ben jon
sons well known epitaph to the Countess
Of Pembroke
Underneath this sable hearse
Lies the subject of all verse,
Sidney's sister, etc.
was evidently thus attached to her
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

The skirt is extremely full at the foot,
flaring from the closely fitted top and fall,
ing in short godets in what the London
dressmakers call the penwiper shape, an
ugly name for "A very graceful skirt. For
dancing and debutantes' dresses the skirt
just touches the floor in the back, and the
longest skirts yet shown are only demi-
trains, though they flare to six yards in
width at the foot, says Harper's Bazaar.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12
JEF7 siN4,,',%aA @s7
= : = .AtlolINi1,I,;s,;F
THE LATEST AAIRoResslNe.
Waves and n Part Are indispensable and
Side Combs q Growing Fad.

The present fashions in coiffures are so
varied that almost any style is admissible,
providing the hair is first waved in deep,
soft waves all around the head and parted
with great care down the front. The one
point to be considered in making a selec-
ton from the various modes is the shape
of the head and contour of the face. That
one which Is most becoming is most styl-
ish according to the methods of the Pa
risians, who first arrange their hair be-
comingly and then make 1t stylish by
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

The lady was seeking to be disagree
able to the young army officer.
II suppose" she remarked, with a
faint sheer, that some time in your
career you have beaten a retreat"
II have, madam" he admitted with
out blush.
"Ah, indeed? Will you tell me how
you did it,"
Certainly, madam. did it by max
ing an advance. That beats a retreat
all to pieces. detroit Free Press
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

A teacher, questioning little boys about
the graduation in the scale of intelligence,
asked, what comes next to manf"
Whereupon one little shaver, who was
evidently smarting under sense of previ,
GUS defeat, Immediately distanced all COM
petitors by promptly shouting, His flannel
shirt, ma amp'-Tit-Bits.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

Once let grand motive power sway a
number Of men, and, however differently
they may be employed, there is a bond OF
union which binds them one to another.
1t is touch of nature which makes the
whole world kim"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

"What makes them call that particular
style of verse 'blankr" asked the girl who
always wants TO know something.
Because" replied the young man,
that's the condition in which it leaves youI
mind. "-WashingtOn Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

II is well known that kerosene whitens
clothes and lessons the labor of washing
them. A good way to use it is as follows
To 10 pints of water add a pound of soap
shaved fine, so as to form a thick soapsuds,
and 215 tablespoonfuls of kerosene. II
you find any oil on the top, add more
soap. To every gallon of water add pint
OF this solution.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

Gentleman Ito house agent)--The great
disadvantage is that the house is SO damp.
House Agent-Disadvantag sirY Ad-
vantage, ! call it. In case of fire it wouldn't
be so likely to burn!-Tit, Bits.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12
BY AUTHORITY.

w. L. Stanley, Esq, has this day
been appointed Notary Public for the
First Judicial Circuit of the Hawaiian
Islands.
j. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office.
December II, 1894.
521-3t.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

Adrian Braintree of Victoria, b. c., has
a tame seal which exhibits extraordinary
intelligence. 1t can go through II military
drill, count cards and coins and smoke
pipe. Braintree has had the animal for 12
panrs
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

Ethel-Do you allow Charles to kiss YOU
when you are not yet engaged to himS
Maud-lt isn't an allowance. He calls It
perquisite. --Raymonds
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

what sort of an establishment is that
across the wayi"
They teach drawing, music and dane
ing"
"A young ladies' seminary"
mo, dentists parlor Texas Siftings
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12

Guest-Can get course dinner heref
Green Waterloo, sab. We only la
Inc dtnnahs heah. sah.-petroit Free Pree
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12
Special Rights of Citizenship.

Notice is hereby given to whom it
may concern, that the limit of time
within which applications for Special
Rights of Citizenship may be filed will
expire January 4th, 1895, and all persons
qualified under Section 2, Article II Of
the Constitution to obtain such Certifi-
cate and who have not yet done SO, are
notified to file their applications prior to
that date, at the Interior Office where
blank forms for the purpose can be OBJ
tanned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12
j. A. KING.


Interior Office,
December II, 1894.
527-3t.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12
Underneath this sable hearse


was evidently thus attached to b
"hearsc. "-Gentleman's Magazine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-12
Interior Office,

Dec. 18th, 1894.
62S--3t.
, 1894-05-05
Aus Oct G%Oke9e9enO.
2lu9enbIidIid berrfht Rube, ober
weitere unruRen f0nnen jeoen
2lu9enblid sum Qusbruh
fomn1en.
S6aaren pom Stretfern ourd3iehen ole
.6eoeno.
Gcott6oIe. 8o.. ). O}ot


6eute berribt in ser Gofegegen6 9tube,
ober bel Ser MoDer Nr1la9e Der GaineD
Sole @eieli9aft t0nnen ieben Nugenblif
neue l1nruben auSbreben. BORT beftnoen
Itch 1000 Stretfer I'M Eager nit Der Qbiicbt,
ale 2eute gu perjagen. @S iinO bort nur
3e6n W2Gnner int 6ofe unb 3tpan5ig IN Der
@rube, unb bos Gofemert beftnDet it6 in
i9lecbter Gerfaiiuna.
9te Streifer iubtliren, neil eS ibnen 9ez
lungen lift, bic 9r0Bere 3abl ser 9lrbetter
DDn 0ieien Nerfen fern5ubaIten, unD tpenn
iicb bieie 30 Ntann nod ben Streitern an
1blicBen, 70 baben ite, pte 1te% bebaupten,
Ocn Steg geipounen uno Die @t9ent9iimer
m~iiiien Die bon benz NrbeiterouSibuB auf>
gelteute 2obntabeue annebmen. QlnDere
Werfe, bic nocb in 50Gtigfett iinb, tpie Bic
8aQeDzQlnla9e Der Srifs@ eleuidbaft, tperz
ben beute no9 beiucbt tperben, uno bort
tperben l1nruben ermartet. Die Srtd>0ez
lelibaft lit enti6loiien. Die Streifer nicbt
auf tbr @rltnoitiG fomnten 81 laiien unO
6llfSlberifte 1T 5iemltcber Nn3abL Dalten
nit Wtnbeiterbibien 8adbe.
Der QlufieDer Mbite, tpelc6er 9~eitern 20
i6per miBbanbelt tpuroe, beftnbet ii9 no9
in bebentli9em 3uitanbe; Der tbn bebonz
0elnoe Qlr3t iagt, 6aB, penn bic Stole nibt
bin3utritt, N6ite'S Misunderstanding m09z
lidh lit. Der 8ub6alter Goo6D, ser at6ere
8erlebte, liegt IN ietner 8obnung tranf
bartieber. Seine 8erlebungen itto nicbt
10 iDtDer, tpte anfGn9licb gen1elbet muroe,
uno er tann in eint9en Tagen feline Bez
1bQftt9ung pte0er aufnebmen. Nub Die
bier SloDafen, wel6e icbwere 8erlebungen
0aOontru9en, bcfinoen iicb auf Der 8eiie>
ru1lg. Sbre &omera6en boben Ben 8eamten
Der @eieQi1att 9tabe gei6lDoren, unO
lagen, Dab tie niemalS geitattcn iper6en,
baB Die Yailtter 98erfe ipieoer in 8etrieb
geleBt tperoen, menn i6re Qo6ntabelIe ntc6t
a%lt9enDmmen tptro.
Daniel 0arbD, Der SecretGr ser ber>
e~tntgten @rl&Deuarbetter bon Qlmerifa, bat
atf Sonntag %9tacbntittag mach Dem Wtpunt
Sermon Barf III llntontotpn eineSeriammz
lung einberufen. Die Stretfer %bebaupten,
baB an Wtontag feilt @ofeofen in 8etricb
ietn tperbe unb ertldren, baB ite cher Oerz
6un9ern t%poIen, ais gu Den teBt beSoblten
G0Dnen Die 2lrbeit lpieber auf3unebmen.
0eute m%ar1cbtrte. cine 1000 Wtann itarfe
S9aar na6 Der Ba~ulsQ(nlage, unO err
i6rcdte Die Nrbetter, Dpn Oenen Dtele tbre
@ertSeuge tpcgparfen un6 entfloben. Die
Qntunft elmer itarfen 2tbtbcilung bon
6iilfSiberifen 9eraoe 81 bieler 3eit bate
teDOc6 ben eripiinlcbteu @rfolg unb Bic
Strelfer~ gtngen lcbneu au%Setndnoer.
@roBe S6aaren bon Streifern our5sieben
Die @egenD, un0 81 tr9enD elmer 3ett mO9en
unruben auSbrecben.
, 1894-05-05
3~lehPrhlfck
2lmO 9mr5gefa6fes.

&eeen un6 fein Gn6el 6eute 1ou's
nQ6 mebr regnenI Oocb mics ben Qlniobein
bat, b0rt'S morgen auf, Denn es iou tibl
tper0en unb Elm beftiger Sioptno itb err
beber.
= Die Stem Oorfer 8on6reierbe bat in
6ieier g8ocbe I'M COS, 800 Dollars abgez
nomlneu. Die Oarleben boben nm 1859
500 Dollars, baS !6artgelb I'm 614,80O,
Bic 0epoIiten UNI 4,840,0 900 Dollars 3uge@
nommen, ser 9tptenunLauf aber ltno Der
BaptergeloDprrat9 lt6 be5. I'M 44,3OO uno
1880 Dollars perrtngert. Der ueber1
i6uB, Ser iib in 6~ortigen Banfen beftnbct,
lit nm 1903, $50 9ouars arOBer, ais bic
20 b. g., bie bas @eieb Doribretbt.
= Charles st. @rot9, Ser fritbere Sefres
tGr ser Seuerpebrz &omuttiiion in WttIpau=
fee, miro negen erbebli5cr Inter
ibLogungen itefbrie1i6 perfOI9t.
= Sci Song Sslan6 lift ongeblicb Elm
ipunberbareS Seeun9ebeuer 9~cfangen NOR
BEN. Sat Die 3ett Der lauren @urte"
tpirtli6 ibon %begonnen?
= lleber Sen Nufitatb in San Salba6or
iinb peitere gta9ribten ein8etroffen.
= Die Nr1tnerpe1er @eltausiteuung 1T
bcute our6 Oen &Onig 2eopoLb in feiere
ltcber QSeile erOffnet pOrben.
- @r>8rGitbent 0arriion biloet 6te
6auptperion in elmer %lultt9en @eIcbicbte, 6te
bon 8alo N(to, Sal, Sem Site 6er 9elano
Stanforo'i6en llniOerlttdt beri3tet wtrb.
- GoneD SSlan6, begin. Sic Ortibaft
OrnDcSeno, iiblen Q(ngeOenfenS, lit nun
nit Der StaOt 8rooflDn Oeribmol5en. Die
Contingencies un0 Gemperen5fanatiter
iubtliren.
- Sn Ser 9tGbe bon Wtarburg (0eutid6z
lamb lit eS 5mtiben itreifenoen Soblens
grGbern un6 8oli3ei 3u etnem beftt9en
Sample Getommeu, nobel mebrere Ser
Ionen 0as 2ebeu einbliBten.
= Nltf Der Stem Oorfer Ton6sb0rIe mar
bcute Bic Spet1tIationSluit 9ertng. 3uferz
truftz9lftien ittegen onfGn9li6 nm ! p. s.,
fielen a6er bann um l b. s.. y@eneral
electric" un0 Soma Central" ittegen tim
70. s., be5tp. J b. s.. O9oftng SaaeD"
8ingen I'M 4 4 b. $. 3urltG.
= Sn 2our4eS 6ranfreicO bat geitern
Elm 8pmbenattentat itatt9efunoen.
- 0as ierbiiBe Obergericbt bet erfGGrt,
baB GrzS0nig MiIan nicbt ais 9te9ent funz
gtren f0nne.
, 1894-05-05
Gin feltenes Seenn9eBeuer.
Gin Song 1sIonoer Siider madt
einen wunoerbaren San9.
Gin 5if4 nit pier 5ii6en.
sc e 10 ODrf, 5. M2at.

Sem Oorf, 5. 0tGt.
Ser StIcber 8iQiam S9merSer aus
StapLeton ouf Song SSlanb, bat beute
Wtorgen cinen frem0arti9en Slid gefanget.
9aS 9teb MAJ 10 icbiper, baB CT g~lau5te,
einen gan5en S6narm BON 6il6en gez
fal1ge1 Su 9aben. DIS er nit leinem @ez
hiilfen baS gteB enbIi6 an bic Sberf1d9c
ge6rabt bate, lamb ct aber 3u iejnem @rz
%itaunen einen e~tn5igeu Slid inn 9tebe !;
Der aber mar 10 9roB unb bate etn 10
i6euBli6eS 2luSleben, oaB SBmer3er
bacbte, ben lebenbt9cn Satan ~gefangeu 5n
Daben.
Die Stiber in Staplcton iin6 ieoo6
nicbt LetAt ms 8odsbOrn gu iagen, uno
fircbten iib bor nic9ts, mas i'm @oiicr
lebt uto i6pimmt. uno 6eSbalb lag 0as
l1ngebeuer balls i'm 8oote. Inn aber gu
Dcrbiten, 6aB Die 8eitie ourb ibr tpiitbenz
bes S6lagen nit benz S6panSe baS Boot
umtpcrfe, pur6e 6teielbe nit 6iilfe
mebrerer trdftiger Wdnncr nit etncm
ltarten Sdu f~eitgebun6en.
Der &a9en bieieS ionberbaren SLIDES
tptrb ais 10 groB, ipte Ser zines &6tnceroS
gelcbtloert unb ais man baS S6ter auf>
i9nttt, fano man cine Wten9e 6ilche unb
etipa iecbS Sinner 8aiicr in leinem Otagen ;
iein 0epibt betrug flint unb iieb5ig
8funb, bic 2Gn9e flint, Bic 8reite bier
un6 einen baIben SUP. 2tuBer ben 6GoBen
bate Der ieltiame Ssebemobner bier SiBe,
BON benen 6ie stpei Oorberen Wicribcnbdnz
ben 9liben. 90 lauge ct lebte, mar er
runo, fladbte iicb aber nacb benz Sooe be-
6ellteno ab. Die 6aut beS SbiereS lift
buntel9rau, iebr feit un6 3iernlib lOie; es
bat gum &eiBen lebr ibarfe 3Gbne, Die eS
i~eOenfaQs ais Waffe beluBte; Der Die 6aut
beOedenoe Sdleim maj 3Gbe ipte 2etm.
0aS Mun6erbarlte an Dem Sti6 lit, baB er
5tpet LANCE Nusniicble auf Dem &Dpfe bat,
an pelcben nocb 2ngeIeinen NIT Sober
unb iOnittgem 3ubeb0r bjngcn. @abrz
icbeinLi9 IteB baS G6ier bic beipegliben
60rner iiber ben &obf binunter falen, 10
OaB eS tUenn feline 6iihe it6 nit 6enicls
ben 5u ibaffen ma6ten, nur ben 9ta6en
81 Offnen brarcbte, lm ite 81 Deri6lin9en.
S6mer3er nennt baS ltngebeuer GeufelSz
fiib ober aucb 8laiebaI8fiicb; in natur9e7
icbicbtlicben 9Serten Ipirb eS llngler, 6roicbs
fiicb, 8r0tenfii9, @dnicfii3, S9nalBens
itib unb au6 Mt0nbSfi6 9enannt.
S6merier iagt, 6aB er 6as 8teit al Elm
Wtu1eum Dertdufet mill.
, 1894-05-05
Abentener eiues Barons.
Oerielbe miro on9eblid BON Ser
Damenwelt 10 ordn9faltfirt, oaf
err 6erien9elo 9eben muf.
CT perf9pinoet bel Na6t nno nebeI, obne
feline Qoreie 3u Rinterlafen.
Gan Sranctsco, 5. O3at

y y " - = - - - - IGINbs
Nm 8. WaGr3 bate ii6 Ser Idnglte Mann,
Ben Gan 6ranctSco iett LANCER 3eit geiebert
bate, ais Baron 1teAtrib, faiierlicber
&ammerberr uno Sffi5ier in einem
Acknowledgment Jus Berlin, in 6as 6renz
6eubuc6 beS Balace 6otelS einqe1cbrteben.
9er LANCE Baron bate @mpfeblun9s6riefe,
iDelcbe ibm 3utritt in peri9ieoenen Clubs
uno eint9en 6Guiern auf benz Sob Sill Derz
i9afften; ct ipiclte etne bcrporragen6e
Stole in porncbmen Greilert, un0 beion6ers
BON ben 0eutlben ipur6en ibm Dte[e Q(uf=
merflamteiten crmteien. Sum aber 1T Der
8aron 8eltern pI0Bltd lpurloS BON Der
8tlbfGcbe Deri9Dun0en, un6 2lQeS, tpoS
in @rfabrtng gebra9t tper0cn forute, ipar,
OaB ct inb na6 Stem Orleans gctpanbt
Daben IoQ.
Der v@ramirer" Der0ffentli6t cine Inter
re0ung, ipOrin Der Baron erflGrt, BAH er
0urcb Die 3uortnglibfeitcn Der iungen Oaz
men aus Der Dornebmen @jeieQicbaft aus
Der Staot getrieben iperbe, bic es auf Iein
6er3, letne 6anb, iein @elo, feline gitel
uno ietn ScblOB am 9t1etn abgeieben bit
ten. QStc CT %atgtebt, naren ibm fabelbafte
Teibtbumer an9eboten tpor0en. DIS Bic
betrathS1llbtigen S60nen i'm 6urchous
ntcht me9r in Srte0en laiien nouteu uno
CT ieOen Otorgen nit 0ngit u116 Scbreden
oil ods Seffnen ietner 8riefe geben muBte,
oa lbnitrte ber 8arOn iein 8iinDcl un6
l3lttelte e1trititet oen Stallb Der Ich0nen
StoOt am 9oloene1 Sbore bon Ieineu
6IBen.
, 1894-05-05
Dolfenbrud unO booeIiturm.
Dele rIeni6er psrIebt, Dieh eridIa9eu uno
Saaten 3eritort.
Gopefa, @on.. 5. O}ai.

SopetG, &an. 5. Wfat.
Son Geabing Dir6 9eneIoet, 6aB Ser
mittIere She'll BON 2Don Gpuntp unb 6ie
iii0licbe @e9eno bon Oiage Gountp geiter1
Nbenb bon einem furcbtboren Stltrm heimz
9eiudbt tpur6en. Sc fanb Elm Wolfenbrub
ftatt, poburcb oos 2ano itbericbmemmt un6
bic Saaten Serit0rt muroen. Die 8ertpIiz
flung tpuroe nOGb baburCb Dermebrt, baB
ein i6reGlicbeS 0a9eltpettter auSbracb.
Gi5itiife bon II 3ou i'm ltmfang fielen Sur
Groe, eri9lu9en baS 8ie6 unb 5crit0rten
6ie Saaten. Sn 3eaoin8 purOen iGmmtz
licbe 6enitarl9ciben 5erl9lagen, un0 bic
ielbe Gerpiitun9 tptr0 bon benz 0itlicb in
Oiage GountD gelegenen OIiOet beri9tet,
@S lit porldufig unmD8ltb, olcb nur an@
nG6erno bic @r0Be oe8 u~ngeriCbtetcn Sdbaz
benS %an5u9cben, ober mach ben pielen eins
.gelaufenen 8ericbten iinO Dtele Perionen
ourcb ben 0o9eli9auer un6 burcb umitirz
3enOe @eb4ube perleBt Doroen.
Sine beltte Wtorgen I'M 2 ltbr bon SO.
s.. Scper0 aus NeaOtng etn8etrOfene Wtel7
Dung bcitdtigt ba5 bGr6 OaS ltnpetter an
9ericbtete lInbeil, ob9leicb mod fcire nGbes
ren gfabricbten erlangt pcrben f0nuen. :
Sin nocb ipdterer 8ericbt beitdtigt Die
gfabricbtu 6aB mebrere Berionen III Die
BET ibwere 8erIebun8en bapon getra9e1
ba6en.
, 1894-05-05
Salt un9laublib, aber pabr.
Gin stHd SiIbercr5 i'm mertbe ron $4,000
9efuuoen.
q sven, Col. ). 9l{ai.

Nspen, COL, D. 9f1i.
Den gr0Bten nph ie in einem 8eroiuerte
gefunbenen &lumpen TAFT gonS reinen Sill
berS bat tIir5licb Die bier 8eIegene Smusgz
iers Wtiene oeltefert, uno ein 6erartiger
Sunb lit, mie 6abIeute b~ebaupten, Jber=
baupt i'll Der gan;en 8erglperf5geicbicbte
nod niemals Dor8efommen. 8or cirigen
Sagen itieBen Die 8ergleute auf einen gez
ipaltigen @rStlumpen, uno ais lie oeuielz
ben ndbcr beiicbti8teH fanOen ite, OaB e5 ein
gcmaltiger 8lO6 bon fait reinem Silber
lei. 0tatb betrdcbllidber 2(rbeit 9elang es
enblicb ben r~ieii9en ~Gr5flumpen, Der ein
@elpicbt bon $500 8fun0 bate, un6 Elm
capital bon $25, 900 rcprGientirt, an Die
Oberfldcbe 81 ihaffen. SIS 1T baS gr0Ble
Stidcben beinu6e 9ou3 reincn SiIbers,
bon benz man bier, ooer III irgenb einenI
an6eren 2anbe Ser 98eIt nod icnlal5 gehort
bat, un6 felt ben Dor einigcn SnhytU III
ser @iblon Mtiue 9eiuubenen Sjlbtrt.GG;=
pen bon 300 4funO UOutGnois IT Nss
SChatten. N