davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-26
6run0fdke fir pferoesddter.

Der @n9lGn0er 2out5 GtOctt bat eltt
HciDe bon GrunbidBen 5uiammengcfteut
uno uer0ffentlid1t, tpclc6e icOer Yferoc5iA=
ter gcnau Dor Qll8cn Daben Ioutc. 0telel=
ben lnuten:
/. Senbe cine Stute ME SIT etncnt itbera
biirOctcn O%efben9ite. Sci eiuem 6cn9ite,
Der ni0t mebr ais 6rciBi9 Stuten nab:
ren6 elmer 0e63cit 5ugetpielen crDGlt, fam
man duf bic beiten @rfolge rccbnen, 0erer
ct tGbtg lit, unb tpenn CT iebr jung oocr
leDr alt lit, ion CT io9ar tpeit lDenigcr Stu-
ten crhalten. Sir etnen 0reilQbrt9en itn6
Elm 0ubenb, fir etnen 8ieridbri9en flint
unb5pen6i0 Gluten 9cnug.
2. 3iebe bon cinem 6engite, beiicn Ser
crbung Der 2ciitungafdbigfejt burcb Elm
9eoi9ree (Nbitammungsnacbpei8) 8aron=
tint ericbeint, ipelc9eS Die gr0Bte 3obL Der
pornebmIten glutlinien entbGlt, uno in
lpcIdbem Die itdrfitc ltcberle9enbeit in ununz
terbrobener 9~tcibenfoIgc bon Dem lIrabncn
auf bas betrefenoe 8ferb iibcr9cbt; oenu
na6 benz @elebe Der erblitben llebertra=
9uug 1tu0 eS crlten5 bic @ottunQe1, 5Dcte
tens 0ie Santlie unb 6rittcnS ooS ~cin3elne
SnbtDtouum ielbit, ipclcbe Sic Nelultate
beberri6en, nobel ser Gra6 bc8 Ginflulies
iicb ieoo0 nt6t in lleberetnitimmung nit
Der ange9ebenen Sr0nung befinben muB.
3. l3icDe bon etnem 6sngite, nelber
ntcbt nltr Iclbit geinnb lit, lOnocrn beiien
Gltern uno 8orcItcrn aucb 9Gnslicb frei
BON &ranfbeit iDaren.
4. 3iebe BON eiuem 6eng1te, 6er Qez
i6lecbtlt6 unb f0rperlic9 frdftig lit un0
oeiien Nbnen 0urdb bic Qleichcn UterfmQ(e
auSge5eidDnet tparen.
5. 3tc6e bon einem 6engite, Ser fret
bon Gebrecbeu 1T, unb bon Dclien 8orfabz
ren b%efannt, baB ie f0rperlicbe Ofdn9et
ntcbt Dercrben.
6. 3te0e bon einem 6en9ite, Der Elm
8lIGlicbe5 temperament boil Gcrltan6,
WfutD uno Gntl6Ioiien gecrbt 6at.
Z. 3teRe bon etnem 0engite, peIcber nit
bet gtOBtea 0Lei3mdBtgfeit lctuen gtac6z
fomunen ib0ne &0pfe, quite 2(ugel1, itarfe
0lieber unb lolbe TiiBe giebt, ipie man lie
bel 9tettz uno Wa8enpfcrben piini6t.
8. 3tebe bon etnem 0cn9fte, Der ietnen
&tnoern quite, iolt0e, fal6iona6le Sarben
Derletbt un6 tie nt6t ourcb 8lGIie un0 0rei
oOer bier LANCE tDeiBe Seiieln e~ntitellt.
9. 8crneioe eS, bon 6eu9iten Su Sie6en
Httt lOlINItSu VtSoHlOuIle 4uLl 4tulBEI~
batter Nbltommung, nit l6lec6tcm 8lute,
nit @ebredcn, nit f%eblerbaftem 3emperaz
mente, NIT 3iDeifelbafter 8ererbungSfG6igz
felt Ober NIT i6Gebt fun6ame11ttrtem 8aue.
10. 3teDe bon einem 0englte, Ser leinen
6o6lcn glei9mdBig StDI unb Spmmetrie
gtebt.
II. 3ie6e bon einem 6et9ite, Ser poQs
fommen geiun6 un6 3ur 0ed3ett pou
mdnnIi6er &raft lit. Dies lit Elm iebr
pihttger 6actor.
y. 3iebe auf ie6en SAL bon einem
0engite, bet nit Ben @eieben bet 6p9tene
I'M Gtnflang ite0t; Der ii6 boIfommen
noDI %befinOeG, aber nibt iiberfitttert 1T ;
6elen 9aut iieb in einem beiliamen 53uz
itan0e befin0et; beiien 8er6auungSorgane
in Or6nun9 itnb, unb benz re9elmdBig
jene tdgliche llebung gegeber tpirb, tpeIcbe
10 unerGdBIih nOtbig lit SIT benz @obl7
befinben zines 9ef0en9ites.
, 1894-06-26
Die dinsiifde primeG nab ibren,
DerbIIben.

0teie BrimeL mdblt un6 bIiibt am
i60niten, tpenn ie aQid6rli6 neu 6ur9
SamenauSiaat berange5o9en tptrb. Ser
gGeihen Samenpflan3et 3eigen btcL mebr
2eben, ais Die ic6ou einmal gebliibten
Bflan3en, ho6 laiicn ii6 AUDI lebtere, tpenn
fe labgeuGB be6an6eIt nerDe11, 3u guten
8fan3en 3ieben. Mer m0bte cine Derz
6liibte Sopfprimel, tpenn iie Nu58ang Ntnz
tiers o6er I'M TriibioDr nit np6 munter=
g"rinen 8ldttern baitcbt, pegtperfen? SAT-
INNER 1T 6a Der Wunlb Dpr6anben, iie
tpetter Sit pflegen, UNI itb tbreS BlibenS
nd6iten 0tl1ter no1mats erfreuen 31 f0nz
men. 0er9leicben 8flan5en erfor6ern aber
elite i~abgemdBe 8ebanolung: @riten5 ltn6
nab benz 8erb1ibeu bic 8liitDeniten9eL
pe93ui6nei6en, benn 6ie 8flan3en iol>
len burcbaus feinen Samen troger, neil
loI6eS tie 16pG6ern nir0e; 3meiters itnb
ie nd6 benz 8erbliiben tDenig 5u gteBen :;
6rittenS itnb iie etpas i6attig unD babel
fIbL unb lufti9 81 ~iteuen, Die 8. 9. in ein
na6 Wtorgelt p6er Wfttternabt g~elegene5
3tmmerfeniter ober auf Elm 8lumenbrett,
o6er 3ur beiieren Sobres3eit i'm @arten auf
benz GrOboben 9eiteQt, mObet man benz
Topfe ais ltnterloge Elm 8rettcbeu, cine
3tegeL ober etne S6teferplatte gtebt; bier
tens itnb Sic 8flan3en i'm Quguit unbez
bin9t tpieber in anbere, friibe grbe su oerz
p~flan5en uu0 BON ba an tpteDer feudtcr gu
balten.
Dies iinb 70 int 2Qgemetnen sic 9erbal>
tlngS1nabre9eln, ab8ebLiibte 6ineiiiAe
Brtmeln no6 etn SoDr ipeiter 3u pflegen.
9ta6 6em 5~tpetten 8liiben lit iebo9 ett
8e9tperfen an3uratben. 8eOor man fih
nit alien Yflan5en D%erumpLagt, lit eS fiji
ger, iib 6urcb cine Q(usiaat I'M I2ai unb
Stunt lieber iun9e gfan5en aus Samen
beran5u5teDen.
g8enn es fi9 nm sefiItbtiiben6e cbtnez
itibe Prtmeln banbelt, 70 lit baS Gerfabz
ren Elm anOeres: bier muB Ser 8lumenz
frernO Die Pflansen na3 ibren GerbGit6en
3n Stedltngen icbneiben, oteie III einem
Gopf in ianbige Groe iteden, tpenn bie
0ur5eln gemacbt, e~ir3eln in fleine unO
ipater in 9r0Bere G0pfe pflan5en.
Bum S9luB lei nod bemerft, bGB 9ee
ltonnte Brimeln cine letcbte lanbige Grbe,
pie 3, 9. eine 02iicbung pon 2aubz, 6aibez
unb Miitbeeterbe uno San6 un6 bann nod
cine glet6mdBige, ni9t aQ5u rei9Ii6e
Gelchtidfeit Liebt.
, 1894-06-26
Ser M000en=N0rf.

Die ndrriibe S6ee, omSeeufer ser mittz
,eren Sloot einen grOBen Porf an3uleqen,
pat alio beimStaOtratb 2tntIang gefun6en,
mas itbri9ens ou9 gar nicbt gu bcripunz
BERN, 0a ia Bel einem berartigen l1uternebz
men Der 8uoel einen fruc6tbaren 8o6et
ftnOet. 9f&rriid lit Bic Sbee besbalb, neil
ptr etnen iolben 9arf gar nid6t brauc6en.
Ginen ab8elcgeneren She'll fir Sic 8etpo6s
ner Der Stabt, ais Sen in 2tusii9t' 8enomz
Inenen, 8lebt e5 tpo6G faum. SeOcrS tobtz
t5etl, Der 6eien bcOirftig, bat ietneu garf,
unO BON ben 2euten, Die bort po6nen, qe6t
Sonnta8S no3 fetner nac6 bcm Wltttelz
punt Der Stabt, I'm bon bort nocb cine
, 1894-06-26
}Gr JeOermann.
fit 9ro5 ono N(ein.
fit QrIn ono ReiC6,
COnklin'S
9onoOu0
oeS
Nutllden mtfftns,

Tilr 0a5 0a1ts entbdlt es niibz
life 8ecepte oQer -2(rt, 2tngaber
itber W}uB unO @epi6t u.,tu,
gilr aaufleltte giebt eS 2(uf-
i6IltB III gei6dftlt6en un0 ge1eb,
lt9en Jrogen, iOpie Gatb in 8udz
ftDrung unO iBren perI6ie0enep
SDitemen,
gitr a1edJaniker cine 8u1am,
meniteQung Ser iii ibr Sad 19la,
8enoen medanil6en @elebe un0
auer 0enfwIr0igen grfinOungen
un0 Ma16inen,
Titr 0en DanOwcrker praftii9e
6atbi6ldge unO itatiltii6e Nn'
gabeu,
giir Oem 9an0wirtb 8ittes
r~ung5re8eln, 8O0enfun0e, gtatbs
i6ldge fir 8eoderuug, 2anOmeiz
Jung unO 8ebanOlung BON 8ieb,
giir Oartner NuH6liiHe iber
2ebensfdbtgfeit Der 6amenarten,
&eimen, @o6St6um Der 8dume &c.
gilt DOlitiker ltotiitii6e8
tber @ablen, 8eo6lferung85abl,
8arteigruppirunget.
Jiir Dol2Bdnolfr genaue W5aB'
tobeQe1t.
gilt 9nd)Dalter Re6nuu9s= unS
2ahltabellen.
IS TT ntut0glid, Ben reiden Sit
balt Oieles 9anObudS au6 rur
anndbern0 gu i6ilOern.
SeOes Sitter, jeOer @ta1b unb
8eruf finOen BARN i6neI Ratb
anO &ufi6luB.
9a3u fommt cine 8uiammen=
itelung auer wi6tigeu gei6i6tlis
den Greigniie, iOwie seOgrapbii6e
Nugaben 0nr6 80 tlet1e 9anOfarten
erldutert, itatitii6e 3uiammen=
lteuungen iiber 0eididte, 8ebOlfes
rl1g unO Die GrSengni6e aOer Staas
ten Der luton.
Sn alien Srageu BON ou9emeiz
mem Snterelie finOet man bier in
oeritdnOli6er 6oFun9
AnttuOrt und 8eRehrung.
, 1894-06-26
aSmmen ftd tt0t bernbtaem.

WfaDor Oopfins miro BON Ser cngltl6en
8relie @btcagp'5 ieiner Qbl6Ia6tun9 Der
f%antolen SonntagSberoronung pegen ntcbt
libel m~itgenomnte11, ltn6 e8 bGttc nut Der
Gbatla6e, 6aB altcb 6emotratil6e 3eitln7
gen ii3 an bieiem unriibmltcben 2Serte be-
tDetligen be6urft, nm 5u betpetien, ooB Die
GerOr0nung bonn 3nopnolbin8z ltr1o
Iemperen3element Der amertfaniiAcn 8ez
differing auSgcgan8en lit. Sretltb bat
au9 bic poIitit barnit 81 i6aifen, aber bic
@runbtriebfe6er III bDb INNER Der 0aB
Giles Srem6tdn6ilcben un0 gum Srem6e
lGnoiic6eu ge60rt oucb Der frobe 2ebcnSgez
nuB, ber iib natur9emdB am Geb6aftciter
an benz Sage 8a6n bric6t, an tpeLcbem bic
2rbeit ru9t.
Bir iin6 ii6er3eu9t, boB breiDtertel 6er
8uriben, Sic 3eter unb Morbio iiber bas
8eto beS Mfapors icbreien, i'm @run0e
ibreS !6er3ens A. P. A.ziiteu itn6, wenn
tie itb ntcbt offer 81 6eren @runbidBeu
unO 8eitrebungen betenner. 3DGr ltegt
benz A. P. A.>iSmuS in eriter 0teibe 9teIis
gionSbaB 5u 0runbe, benn eS bat aucb in
BET eriten 53ett oeS Nuflo0ern5 bteler 2et>
Oeni9aft 9euti6e gc8eben, bte Dem
A. 2. A.=iSmu3 Elm mo6l1poIenbe5 Sc
fH6G ent9e8en9ebracbt ba6en, bO9 @ott lei
Oanf tparen bieie 0euti6e bitnn 9eiGet
ultb BADEN iicb, na66em tie oas eigentli1e
Weien bet 8etpe9ung erfa1ntct DoQ GfeI
booon ob9etpan6t. 2[ber bieier 9teli9ionS7
DoB lit nit elmer i~tarfen Yortton 6rent0enz
baB Deriebt tnb fir iolde Qtmerifaner, Die
nibt einrnal duBerIib nit bet &tr6e 31z
lammenbdngen,S genii8t bieier ibon, I'M
iDnen Sen Grfolg ser A. P. A.ziitti6en
8etpe9ung piinicbenSpert6 eri9etnen 81
~Iaiien.
SremoenbaB un6 G%eligtonSboB btl6en
au9 Die 6aupttriebfeber beS Semperen5z
t6un1s, penigitenS elmer 9roBen Mebr8abl
Der 2nbdnger beiielben. IS 9isbt ia in
alien 2Gnbern 9eute, 6te aus tpirfli9er
lteber3eu9ung ben 0enuB bon getfttgen @ez
trdnfen Derabi6euen, aber bieie Geute Bill
ben einen 10 9erin9en 8eltan6t6ei[ Der 8ez
D0Iferung, baB ie ntemalS 6arauf rechnen
f0nnen, nit i6rcn Torberun8en 6urb3uz
O%ringen. gu 6ieien lteber3eugun8Streuen
fommt nun in 2lmerita bic 9roBe 3obG Der
6eubler uno Tanattfer, bic BEN freten
SOnntag 9aiien, neil er europGiiden 2es
ben8ani9auungen entipribt un6 bic uns
itott beiien Ben amertfanti9sn
SOnntag auf3tptn8en poQen.
@etG Ma0or bopttns in Chicago t6nett
bicien Blan burcbfreu8t bat, 0arum bribt
Die gauge u. IS. 2lstitii9e, puritanride,
fren1oen6aiierii9c W}eute in etn @utbge7
beuL aus. Na6 benz 1tmfan9e ltnb Der
Stdrte 6ieies @e6euls 3t urtbet(en, muB
Der 6ieb gut g~eieiien baben.
, 1894-06-26
G3or Mleron6er TIT. 1oQ neulih IN

$50 G3or Nleran6er III. ioQ ueuli6 tpiez
Der einmoI ouf ieimem S6reibtii9 fem Ell
genes GoOesurtbeiG borgefun6en BADEN .
9tun, 10 LANCE es ii9 MIR UNI ppapterne
9rO6unaen" banoelt, bat Die Sacbe nicbts
petter auf iic6. Ser 6err Nleran6er 1T
po6riAeinlicb an berartige 2ebens3eic6en
ieiner 9ibiIiiten 10 iebr getDObnt, 6aB ite
ibn nibt me9r ecbauffiren.
, 1894-06-26

- 9urb einen iAlouen G9ac9sug
boffen Sic Gilenbabnen Sen 8oDcott Der
O2tmericon Goilpa0 Union" ge8en oie
8uumon' i9en Ma8en pariren su f6nnen,
Sic molten enttpe6er nit 6ieien fa6ren, o0er
gar ni6t. 9aS be6eutet natiirlid6 cine
2lr6eitsiperre 9e8en bic @ilen6abnarbetter
ilberbaupt. 60 f0nnen aus tletnen urz
lac6en groBe 8trfungen entiteDen.
, 1894-06-26
Sn elmer Mnihfnntnner NLnn,

- Sn elmer ~Baibin9toner gLauberei
beiBt eS: Die Cabinets 9 DAMIEN @re16am,
Carlisle uno Qantont per6en 6ie1en Soms
mer in 8~al6tn8ton b%letben, I'M mGbrenb
6es bciBen MetterS Iber bic @eiun6bett
i6rer @atten gu tpod6en... -. 0a petB man
tpirflt0 nibt, oh man ben6erren Mtnifern
9rotutiren o0er conooltren 1ou.
, 1894-06-26

- IS itn6 in ben lebten 6reiBig Sa6ren
6rei PrGit6enten bon Gepubltten u1b nur
Elm 9efr0nteS 6aupt ermor6et por6en -.
9a5 babt tbr BON eueren Nepublifen! 0a
iinO mir INNER nob better b'ran, ais ibr,
perben bic &rone1trG8er iagen.
, 1894-06-26

- Sebr groB 1T Die 5tluft smticben
tuetBen u16 nforbi9en" Gtienbobnarbeiterm
ni9t, benin ber GOri4Iag, ou1 Ben 91e8er
in Sen 8er6an6 auf5unebmen, 1T neultcb
bon Der p2(mertcon 9taiItpo0 Union" nur
NIT 112 9e8en 100 Sttmmen abgeIebnt
Dor6en. Man fam banab OaS @lement
inter bem 8erbanbSmttgGte6ern, bos einie
germaBen @etitesbiIbung beitbt, beurt6eis
len, 0}it Der 3eit pirO it4 au9 bieier
l11teri3ieo 0erDii6en, benn mo bic Snterz
eiien 9emeiniam itn6, ion Die 9autfarbe
feline &luft bil0en.
, 1894-06-26
untYsNn9ele

Sn Der 9eitri8en StBung be5 GountDs
ratbS, bic iibri8enS nicbts bon 8e6eutung
brachte, ipur6e Der Gontraft fiir 6aS 2egea
zines @ementtrOttotrS an ser 6QrriiOnftr.5
SrOnt 0es GOuntg6oipilaIS fir ben Breis
bon $449 an bte 80. IS. Bopeu so. oerz
9eben.
9ie &ednun9en fir DISQUALIFICATION
BET NngeiteQten 6eS &reis@ unb Superior
9eribtS tpGbren6 ser betben lebte1 Babl>
campa8aeu fiibrte gu elmer ldn9aren 9isz
%cuiiion, 0ie ic6ob reiuGtatIOS D%erltef. Cont
miliGr a%unitman beantra9te Die Wie6erz
Derpeilnn9ea Der &ebnun9en, bic iib ieBt
9dnben 6es Sniti8comiteS beftnben, al Oo8
Stnan3comtte; ietn 2(ntrag ipur0e ieood
nit 9 gegen 6 Stiumen o6getpieien, 10
Dap iene Qcrte nOD altf tbr Gelb parten
mitiien, tpenn Sic eS iIberbaupt 6efommen.
, 1894-06-26

- 8er9etnitur3 in Sponien. Qus 2ez
rt6a, 1, Sum-, ptr6 9emelbet: Gin She'll
bes 8erges gtargo i~tir3te auf baS 9orf
GspIabuis ab, nobel Il Berionen get0otet
u10 mebrere perpunoet nur0en.
, 1894-06-26

Die fir eine 6oltsfrou einfabfe un6
biat9ite @rt, ein 9ienftmdbc6en gu befomz
men, lit, cine 8erlangtzNn5eige an bas
Nbenbblatt Der Suinois StaatsSeitung einz
aul9idel. Yrets l Sent oas @ort.
, 1894-06-26

Ser geitrige &obeGbert0t Der bieiigen
Evening POST aus Paris iber Die
, 1894-06-26

Bic 8iener v9euti9e 3eitung": 6inbet 6a
in benz Q8al0part 6. in Der 9tGbe bon
8aperbocb cine Sagb itatt, bie 6er 8eitber
Su @bren ber auf letnem, S6loB peilenben
@Gfte oeranltaltet. Wtan BRIGHT INN 5 l1br
Wtorgens ouf obne T0riter uno Sreiber, e8
fol- cine 9an3 un9enirte engliibe Sag6z
partte lein. Pl6Bltcb iprtn9t ein 6iri6
auf un6 nimmt ieite Gtbtung gegen BEN
ua6e flieBcnoen 8a6, 8napp ~nac6einanoer
fnaQen BRET S6iiie unb gleicbseitig famen
Die bret S6itBen: Elm @raf, Elm UNI
gdriiber @0elmQnn ltno elm 6er3og, aus
ben 8ii9en, man fabnbet nocb Dem Wilo,
ie6er bon BEN Sd6iiBen MIL e8 t00tlicb perz
mun0et babeu, eS tdrrt 669er nrr pentge
Sc6ritte melt geflihtet Ietn. Wan lu6t
u1o iudbt, aber pergebenS. @nbIt6 erbltGt
elmer Ser 6erren i'm 6oben S9tlf ben
to6ten 6iri6; ct bat bic &u9el auf ser
Iinten Sette, Elm ablolut tDDtlicber S6uB .;
aber nur Elm etn5tger, uno oaS 2Stlo lit
tobt un0 faIt. Die beiben 6errcn treten
suriid un6 9eben eS obne Q8eiteres 81, baB
Der @r3Der3og ben eriten uno beiten Sc6uB
abgcgeben bat. Ser So9bberr bcgtitGs
miini9t Sen 6er3og 81 Dem SbuB eS
ntro no6 DieL erlegt, G6er Der rGthlelbaft
oreirnaI 8etrofene un6 uur etnmaL Ders
tpunbete 6trib bLeibt Die vSenlatton" bes
Ga9eS. &ange nadOem bic 0Gite 6oS
SbloB berlaiien babcn, 9tbt Der Sa9oaufz
ieber leinem 6errn Die 2luffldrung. Ser
0irib tpar BON benz = S0riter om Qtben6
porber 9ei6oIien tporben; oa ct ober Elm
fairies Sbier mar, lieB tbn Der S0riter
lie9en, um ibn an nd6iten Worgen trans
p"ortiren ST loiien. ltntcrbeiien batten ib1
Die 0erren annettirt uno ber iunge 60riter
l1pieg tpOblweisttc6 SIT Der @ffaire.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-06
THE NEW CANADIAN
The Steamship Miowera and Her
Two Unlucky Accidents.
ASHORE HERE AND THEN ON NORWAY.

Passengers Account OF Her Latest
MishaP-The Handsome Steamer has
Been Thoroughly Overhauled, and
Now Looks "a Smart "A Ship Can.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-06
A Case of Had To.

Il had funny experience in little
town on the lower Mississippi, said r.
{. Blackley, a travelling man. 1.-The
place had but one hotel, the landlord of
which conducted everything except the
cooking and housekeeping, which his
wife attended TO. was the only guest,
and whea l told him that / wanted 10
go up the river ON packet due any
where between midnight and O'Clock
i'll the morning l was shown to a room
Immediately over the Office and was go
ing to sleep when / heard Shrill femi
nine voice call, John, you come to bed. .
'Sallie, You know 1 KANT so to bed.
Got 70 wake that blamed drummer. !
enjoyed the situation and laughed my
self wide awake. not getting sleepy
again for two hours.
Then the feminine voice called again,
John, L say, come TO bed. L KANT 60
20 bed. Let that pesly drummer wake
hlSself. Tain 10 way TO run Il hotel,
and there was silence again. Finally
went TO sleep again and was soon awak-
ened by Il most unearthly racket. The
old man was pounding ON the Office cell
ing with broom handle. I'm awake,
/ answered. 1 don't believe I'll go on
that boat. I'm too tired. I'll wait until
tomorrow. L reckon you won't. You
be down hyar in two minutes, or III be
after you. 1 amt goin 10 set up fer
nuthin. 1 caught the boat. "-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-06
Booth and Girls Letters.

Even Edwin Booth, most matter OF
fact, respectable and unapproachable Of
men, got any quantity of this sort OF
letters. Strangely enough, too, it is OF
record that, contrary TO the usual Gus
tom of popular actors, he answered, in
directly, several of his undesired love
letters, for some of those received by
him during his career We're written by
silly girls, daughters Of men known ard
respected by Mr.. Booth, who appended
their true names TO their effusiOns. Two
or three of these We're of such Il nature
that Mr.. Booth felt it his duty, Is Z
parent, TO inclose them to the fathers OF
the writers, with statement as to how
they come into his possession. The re-
suit, it may be imagined, was hardly
of a nature TO encourage the stricken
damsels in their devotion. Rochester
Democrat and Chronicle.
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DR.. Lucy Hall-Brown.

DIR. Lucy Hall-Brown, now practic-
ing in Brooklyn, is an excellent exam
pie of the spirit of progress in modern
women. Born in Vermont, her educa-
ton was obtained in Wisconsin and H.
inois. Upon being graduated from the
Dearborn seminary in Chicago she be.
gan teaching, but after few years re-
linquished that profession for the pur-
pose of studying medicine. In 1873 DIR
Hall was graduated with distinction
from the medical department of the
University of Michigan, and after en-
larging her experience by observations
in the hospitals and clinics of New York
and London she went to Germany, WHERE
she filed the position of house physi-
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ANOTHER ON THE LINE,
Some Talk of Running the Steamer
\ Zealandia to Honolulu.
Nothing About the Matter, but the
story Finds Favor About Town.

A story was going the rounds
yesterday to the effect that the
Oceanic Company would place the
steamship Zealandia on the Homo
lulu route, commencing early in
January. According to the story
the owners intended to compete
with sailing vessels of the sugar
feet for both freight and passen-
ger traffic by making great reduc-
tons in rates in both cases. The
first-class fare to Honolulu would
be $40 or $75 for the round-trip,
while steerage passage would be
supplied for $50. The regular
rates on the Oceanic steamers now
are SIS frst-class one way, 1925
for the round trip, and $25 for steer
age tickets.
1t is said that the Zealandia
would occupy ten days in making
the distance from port to port.
An officer of VIM. G.. Irwin &
Co., Id, the local agents of the
Oceanic Steamship Company, was
seen yesterday about the foregoing.
He stated that he knew nothing
about the matter, and did not
think there was anything in it. At
any rate he had not heard officially
of it.
An officer on the Australia stated
that previous to the departure of
his vessel from San Francisco, the
Zealandia had been surveyed, for
what reason he did not know. The
supposition was that outside par
ties were anxious to purchase the
vessel. She has been laid up for
several years in the San Francisco
harbor, as the company has had no
work for her.
1t was learned yesterday that
Captain Howard, the Spreckels
port superintendent at San Fran
cisco, was anxious to put the Zea-
landia on the Honolulu route, and
made a proposition similar to the
one mentioned above, but John D.
Spreckels did not favor the scheme
at the time. Perhaps he has
changed his mind.
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Strangers who saw the steamship
Miowera at the Mail wharf on Sat
urday night could not realize that
the handsome steamer was ashore
on one of the dangerous reefs en-
closing the Honolulu harbor. This
happened little over a year ago,
and the particulars are still fresh
in the minds of the public. The
fine vessel rested for weeks on the
reef with a big hole in her hull,
and defed all attempts to move
her until the arrival of Captain
Metcalfe, an experienced wrecker,
who soon found way to float her
into deep water. The vessel was
patched up and finally steamed for
San Francisco for repairs. On his
arrival there Captain Stott, who
was, as he is now, commander of
the vessel, decided that the charges
at that port were excessive, so he
continued his voyage to Victoria,
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BEFORE JUDGE WILCOX.
A Young Man With an Untamed
Steed Comes to Grief.

A well-filled prisoners dock and
every seat occupied by people other
than prisoners, greeted Judge
Luther Wilcox yesterday morning
when he took his seat in the Dis
trict Court.
There was a large calendar to
dispose of, but the Court was equal
to the task, and a great many cases
were handled during the day. The
array of DRINKS was fair to good
one. The Judge appeared to be in
good humor, so the inebriates es-
capped with light fines.
a native named Kukuki was
fined $25 for fast driving. He
claimed that he was innocent but,
unfortunately for him, two wit
nesses took the stand and told
different story. They said that he
was mounted on a fiery untamed
steed, with a goodsized load of saki
on board, and while he was giving
an exhibition of his horsemanship
he ran into and fractured a buggy
in several places.
Captain Davis, the owner of the
steamer Waimanalo, was in Court
on charge of assault and battery.
1t is alleged that he and one of his
engineers had dispute which end
ed in blows. The case was re-
manded, owing to the captains at
torney being engaged elsewhere.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The Hawaiian Jury Bring in a Not
Guilty" Verdict.

The November term of the Circuit
Court opened yesterday morning
with Judge Cooper on the bench.
After the criminal and divorce cases
were read off a Hawaiian jury was
selected to try the case of Keameo-
mahi, charged with burglary. A
verdict of not guilty was brought in.
In the following cases the charges
were dismissed by the Government;
Kaauhau, native woman, charged
with illicit liquor selling; Kalua,
charged with keeping a disorderly
house; Antoine Clogs, charged with
receiving stolen goods, and the
charge of malicious injury against
Charles Hammer.
In the assault and battery case of
Ioela, the appeal was withdrawn and
the fine paid There are eighteen
cases to be tried before the Hawaiian
jury and it is thought that it will
take the present week to dispose OF
them.
Judge Whiting is presiding Judge
In Chambers this week. Yesterday
he heard the argument In the Aldrich
guardianship case and took the
matter under advisement.
In the matter of James g..
Hayselden, petition for approval Of
the accounts submitted by the late
j. S. Walkers executors, the &C
counts were referred to master for
verification.
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Spcclal NUlIlts.
CASTLE 4 COOKE
I'M p O r T z r 8,
Hardware and
General
Merchandise

For some time we have been
trying TO get hold OF a GOOD
LAWN MOWER, one that
would do all the work of high
priced machines, and yet sell
for about ONE HALF THE MONEY.
We have succeeded in finding
Just such LAWN MOWER
and do not hesitate to re-
commend them to you. If
you want a Lawn Mower these
will please you III every res
pect and cost you as we say
about one-halt the usual price.
Besides our regular line of
8 and 4ply HOSE we have the
WATERBURY SPHINCTER
GRIP GALVANIZED SPRING
STEEL ARMORED HOSE,
which is the best of the kind
in this market. Those who have
used the common iron-bound
hose will appreciate the WAT
ERBURY STEEL ARMORED
HOSE; it last longer and
is in every way better.
The CACTUS LAWN
SPRINKLER was evidently
made to never wear out; it is
simple and inexpensive, while
it does the work of any other
Lawn Sprinkler, though it has
no revolving parts.
Remember, we sell PEARL
OIL at $1.90 per case, C. o. d.,
delivered to any part of the
city.