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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
Sie @ab1 III sonson ,...S ibre sebre.

GnqlGnber beret1en bic Ser. Staater, I'm
un1ere polttti@en, f~octalen, getperbltAen urb
lanbtptrtbf9aftli9en 3uItinoe gu. %tuotren,
mir fu6en aus ben europdtfGen 81 lernen.
Die i~iineiten @ablen in 0elgien, int Sranfz
reid un6 in @iirttemberq, bor Maem ober
bic, lebte @emeinbepa6l in &onDDn, geben
uns bel @toff gum Na9oenfen. 8Gbrenb
in 8elgien, in @iirttemberg, ulb Dor caem
in sSranfreiA bic rabitalen @lentente fiegretd
borbringen, finb fe in 2onoon faft auf Der
ganaen 2inie gel 91a9en porben.
Ser gountp Council Don 0Dn6on 6at bic
8ertpaltung bon @roB=2on0pn nit @us=
nabme Der nGitp" 3u beforgen. Die rGitD"
Giegt i'm 6er3eu Der @tabt, umfaBt nur eine
QHabratmeile unb 8dblt faum $1,000 Gin
tpobner. @omit bIeiben fit @roB<9onbon
1000, 900 @intpobner iibrtg, fir bersnWoblz
fabrt bic 118 Mitglteber bes Gountp @ounz
cils sn forgen BADEN. So 9ibt fomtt feline
@emein6e Der Melt, bic tbr Oil @rDBe nun
onnGbernb glet9 tGme, unD t6re ppltttf9e
gerpaltunq lit baber fir Ollie BON grDBtem
eSnterefIe, peG9e fi9 NIT poltttf9en nnb ndz
fional0fonomif9en Stubien befaiIen. Die
Mablen bes 2onboner gorntp @ounctrs in
ben SSSabren 1889, 1892 unb 1895 ftnf
GuBert lebrrei9; fe 3etgten 5uerit etner
plDBli9en Sprung in rabitaler Wt9tunQ
unb iebt cine ebenIo raf9s 3tiidtebr gu COM
ferpatiben @runb1dBen.
Wean bort bGuftg ~bebdupten, baB bic eng
li19en Municipaltpablen bon Der Sanbesz
politif unbeeinfluBt 1etsr, nit ben betoer
qroBen politii9en garteien, ben Gonieroattz
ben unb 2iberalen, ni9ts gu tbun 6Gtten.
9as 1T dber Elm Srrtbum uro Die leBte Wabl
in 2onbon 5eigte abermal5, baB ein fol9sr
@influB %bor6an0en lit. Die 118 Weitglteoer
bes gpuntD Councils peroen in ben SO Parz
Reconsideration getpdblt, in tpel9e 2onbon
eingetbeilt 1T, rnb Der lpfale Mdblgdtg Stpiz
f9en ben vMoberirten" uno nSortfdrtttlern"
mar i'm Mefentliden ni9t5 anDeres, als etne
&raftprobe 3tptf6en ben nattondlen parz
teien, ben r2iberalen" unb ben nGonleroaz
tiben". 9ie 9auptbertrster unb beiteu &ebz
ner beiber 8arteten na9men am Mablganq
einen berDorrdgenben Nnt6etG. Sie gan3e
liberalepreffe unterftiiBte bic rProgreffiDea"
Die SorD<8ldtter gingen fir Die oMooertrz
ten" in's s3eug. DIS ba3sr bic lebte Nobl
bic bisbertge, ~forti9rittlide Mebrbeit BON
46 Stimmen austptf6te unb i'm County
Council cine Stimmengleibbsit herbetfiibrte,
ba nurbe btefes %unerpartete @reigniB dls
Elm GROCER Steg Der Conformation geprieien.
Ser 4usfaa Der @abl muB als eine
8eafttpn gegen ben in ben leBten Sab
rem INNER mebr mablenben @tnfluB Der
rabttalen @lemente auf Die @emeinbeDerz
t~paltung angeIeben tperben. DIS I'M Sabre
1889 Die erite @abl abgebalten tpurbe, be-
tbeiltgte ftb iiber 3petbrtttel Der ganaen
@Gblerf9aft an Der 8abl unb fanbten etnf
itarte vprDgrefiDe" Mebrbeit in ben @ountr
Council. Die nMoberirten" pber @Dnferz
batipen batten nnir to ieggen". Sn 1892
tpurben 80 nprpgreiipe" erpd9lt unb nun
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
stus eesm eeben eitser @ole,t. A.
9ie bentfhe O~tofontTe ~arieoeride Wi

Oie beut19e Otafontfe Srieberide @tl=
belmine 9 d Ii me +, tpelbe am 1. SSebruar
biefes sSabres i'm SiafoniHen >0osbttal in
Glebelano BEL einem 8ran6e fir tbre paz
tienten 70 aufppferungsooq i6r 2eben BIN
CAB, ipurbe barauf in Der SSQtnots @taatsz
3eitung gebiibrenO als eutI9zameritaniibe
9elbin ~gefeiert. @s freut uns bon 0er3en,
bab un1er Nrtifel beinabe in bic gefammte
beutiGzamertfantf9e PreRe iibergtng unb
baB bur9 i'm cine 6o9gebtlbete junge Dame
in G6tcago gu einem ergreifenben @ebt9t
beranlaBt murbe.
l1eber bic @ergangenbeit Der @eitorbenen
tpnnten mir bamal8 nur mttt6etlen, baB tie
Elm Otter BON 3tpeiunb3pan3ig Sabren err
ret9te unb in Chicago fir t6ren eblen Beirut
ousgebtlbet nurbe. @rit iebt erfabren mir
iiber ffe nO4 5oIgenoeS:
sic purbe am %. gobember 1872 All
2engeri6 i'm &rets Sedlenburg in 0eit=
fallen gebprert, SIM Sabre 1881 fam 1ie nit
ihren Gltern na9 Mmeritd unb lieB ft9
nit btefen i'm fiibpeflt4en Snbtana nieber,
MIs tpobler3ogenes blii6enbes neunaebniG6z
rigas Mdb6en BON f%eGtener 9erSensgiite
u1b Sanftmutb entf9loB fe fi9 in @bansz
billie, ibr 2eben gang Der &ranfeupflege gu
nibmen unb trdt balb baruuf in bic Sc
thesbasNnftalt in gbicago Elm, INN als 9iaz
foniHe ausgebtlbet gu perben, 2ebten
9erbit, am q. Oftober, tpurbe iie etngelegz
net. @obann ftebelte fe an bas 8etbesba=
6ospttal in glebelanb iiber, mo- 1ie, mad
breimonatli9em @trten al8 &ranfenpflegez
rim bon 2tebe unb Nufopferung, in Der be-
fdnnten @eiIe ibr 2eben binga6.
@uf benz Ganet pauls Sriebbofe BEL 6oG~
Lamb in benz f@on e~rtpdbnten S6etle SSnbia=
mas 1T fie begraben. 4uBer ibren @ltern,
fieben @ef9pifern unb 3ablrei6en Ser
tpanoten, trauern UNI ite 3abIlofe Menf@enz
frpunAe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
Sic japamtfGem StteSensbeottt:
91t1t9ett4

Sn @af6ington min maj iebt bic 9ez
%6ingungen, unter tpeG6en Sdpan SrieDen gu
i8lieBen genetgt 1T, 5iemli4 genau fennen,
sic erf6einen gegeniiber ben friegeriI9en
@rfolaen Sapun's febr gemdBigt. 8On elmer
9ebtetsz@ rtperbung Sapan's auf benz aifd>
tii9en SeitIan6e nirb abgefe6en, unD nur
Die @btretung Der SnfeG Sprmofd berlangt,
ouf beren 8efib bic @nfPrii6e @bind's 70
pte 10 tpadelige itn6, Serner muB China
fetner Sberberrf6oft iiber &oreo cuff ale
3eiten e%ntfagen unb cine &rieqsz@nHddptz
gung bon $50 Milionen Gen in Sob sub
len, limb mas SSSapan bas @i9tigIte 5u
fein f6eint: es muB Sapan aGS Elm c%totliitrz
tes, ben eurOpdif9en gleibftebenbes 2anb
0nertennen, fi3 fel6t aber als Elm unciDiiiz
iirtes befennen, inbem es Sapan in G1ind
Die @rzSerrttprial @eri9tsbartett 3ugeitebt,
altf btefel6e fir it9 feGbt in Sapan o6er
Der3idtet, NIs pfan6 fir bic ebrli9e alise
fibrung Der getrOffenen @ereinbarungcn
bIeiben pOrt Artbur unb @etz9atsgSei auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
SaMe 1tttS .Semperer5 bet oets
vSopTerS."

gon Differs FER lautet Der Spibname Der
8etpobner Snbiana's: n9opiters." Wtan@e
leiten i'm ab BON benz engltf1en Wort
hustler in ietner 8ebeutun9 aIs 0rGn9Ier
pber berql. unb Der Musbrud ptrb oamtt
ertldrt, baB bic Mdnner Snotana's als
Guberit banbfefte &erle tets gum 9rdngeln.
&rafeblen unb Sraufbdnen genetgt teten,
en- 70 augemeiner Nnpenbung tpdre mad
biefer Muffaf1ung Der SptBname Spoilers"
Elm qroBes unre9t; benin Die 2eute in Snz
Diana fteben i'm @an3en benen in anberen
9tdaten un1eres Norbens an 8ilDung UNI
Mnftdn6 nibt nd@. 9p9 dnf bic bortigen
@taatsqe1eBgeber paBt bic Nuslegung gana
unb gar, unb gum Sbetl fogar auf ben
@puberneur.
SsSm 9erlaufe bes @9GuBfiBungstages
btefer iibertpieqenD republifantf 3en Gtaatsz
Qefe Bqebung tpGre es i'm Capitol I'm Elm
6aar 8u elmer 9aueret 5pif9en benz oemoz
frdtif8en 9Duberneur Mdtbeps unb benz
bemofrati19en @t3egouDerneur Npe getpmz
men. 0iefe 8etben tpurben i'm RoDember
1892 auf bier Sabre gepGblt unO iiberz
bauerten 10 bic republtfdnti6e SturmflatE
bonn NoDember 1894.
8taegouberneur NDe bate in 1einer ST.
qenf6aft als @enutsborIiber an btefem leBz
ten 9tBunqstaqe erflGrt, baB nun bDr S6orz
16luB fetn 9efeB me6r bom Senat dngez
1omr1en nerben fOnt1e, nnb oaB er fein aui
bie1e @ei1e angenpmmenes 8eieb begldlbtz
qen piirbe. @r bate bDqitGrDig Ge3t;
6enr bic 8erfa7ung BON Snbtana, tpel3e
Der Staatsgef ebgebung ge1au borf9retbt.
mann fe it9 gu bertagen bat, berfi9t au3,
baB in ben lebten 3pet Sagen nor MbfbluB
Der Seffion benz 9Duberneur feline Sin
me6r sugef6ift nerben barf. 9D6 @ouz
berneur MatSeps pftff auf bteTe 8erfafz
1unQsbpr19rift unb Derldngte, baB Der Sc
nat am lebten Sage ber19iebenen 6aus=
Sins, namentli3 fol9en our @ripetterung
Der @Duberneursgepalt, nod beiitimme.
MGs Der 9ouberneur gegen Wttttag bon
Der oben mitget6etlten grfldrung bes 8i3e=
qouDerne1rs bDrte, fam er bpu Mutb in bas
neben benz Saule bes Senats gelegene 8t3e=
qDuperneurs3immer geitiir5t nnb iiberz
bGufte 9errn 9}be nit 9robbetten unb 9roz
bungen, bod Der erptberte linn nit gez
ba1ten Sduften, baB er IN Der 8erfdiTuna
fe1tbdlte. Nu9 bic SGuite BON Matbeps
bauten ftb; unb I'M Elm 9aar mdre es gu
elmer 6dueret gefommen. Mber angeIt9ts
Der entf9lofenen 9altung bes 8~t5e9ouber=
neurs 5Og ft3 Der 8ouDerneur enbli9 5uz
rid. Gr Iu9te nun Die Siibrer Der repu>
blitanif9en S~enatsmebrbeit CUR @nnabme
iener 8tqs 3u betpegen, iebo3 Dergebli9.
Die 8eranldHung gu Der groBen nd9tz
li6en 6auerei i'm Mbgeorbnetenbaule, tpomit
Die SeffiDn biefer Stuatsge1ebgeblng f9lpB,
ging ebenfaGs BON @ouberneur Mtotbetps
aus, Sn tletnIi9fter parteiflepperipeiie
bate bic republttant5@e 0tebr6eit Riber
6Gufer cine 8ta angenommea, Dur6 ipelbe
Der ieBtge bemotrattf6e Nufleber Dber 9alsz
meifter bes Gapttols etnen repltbltfanif6en
Na6foGger erbteGte. 9o9 ebenfo tlelnltb
parteiflepperiI6 mar bas 8esenmittel bes
bemofratif6en Gouberneurs. @obl ptffenh,
baB Iein 8eto gegen bieie 9ia, tpenn rc9tz
5eittg etngei4idt, BON beioen 0duisrn ibrrz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20
Scr a1tat9iabrt8e 8tSmar& 1tmS
SnS Centrum

9ds reihstGqiqe Centrum, tDte IS iebt
bef6dffen lit, bat es nit 6ilfe Der 1o3ial=
Demofratii9en unb Der pin3iqen 8t6ter=
I9en Sraftion p%er6tnbert, buB Der beutf6e
&eihstag als FOLDER it9 an Der Seter oes
a9t3iqften @eburtstages bes Weannes betbetz
ligt, D6ne ben es gar tetnen beuti9en Hei9s%-
tao qeben tpiirbe.
DIN menig1ten 1inb babel bic So3talbemoz
traten au tabeln; BENIN tie purben in Der
Shat bur9 8ismdrd Bis gum leBten Sage
Tetner Nmt5tbdti9teit grimmig p%erfoIgt.
Son gugen 8i6ter, befen quite unb bebeltz
tenbe @igen19aften bur9 cine tpabrbaft
tranf6afte @tftmt9elet getribt tperben, lieB
1i9 aud tein anbsres 8erbaGten ~ertpurten.
Mber bebauerli9 i'm bDGiten 8rabe 1T
in bte1er Sadie Die 6altung oes @entrunt's
= nt6t UNI 8ismdrd's niGen, Der an 1eiz
mem biesmaligen @eburtstage du9 obne Die
{8et6eiligung bes &ei9stages, unb bes Sem
Ifrums i%nsbeIonbere, nit @6ren itber6Guft
merben tpirb, pie fe niemals einem Sterbz
li9en e%rtpieIen ipurben, fonbern UNI bes
confefionelGen Srieben5 piIen. =
Wean bort 3uipeilen: Die beut16e Nation
t0rne in Splge cpnFeHione1en Sabers unb
ftrhliber 3erfplttterung niGt einmal Elm
EIUbC2 uu9CHlCtlSS ItNttUlulICl Ittt[Ik. Ou
dber NIT Musna6me Der tnternatipnalet
beuti9en So3taloemptratte fGmmtlt6e 8ars
teten bes Oeutf9en 8ei9s, nit Ginf6luB
bes GertrumS, ibren etgenen feierlt9en Ser
ft9erungen gu Solge, 6eute uuf benz 3eidsz
bo0en bes nenen beuti9en 3ei9s iteben, 10
ioate es ft9 bon felbft berite6en, baB feline
BON tbnen Die 8etbetligung an Der sFeier Des
adt3tgiten 9eburtstdges bes S90pfers be
les GetbeS ber19mGbt pber gar @nbere al
Der 8etbeiligung p~er6inbert.
Der Gulturfampf, Der @ulturtampf! ruff
oaS @entrum. &ber pdbrte benin bteIer
&arnpf big ans Gnbe Der 8ismard'fben
Hegterungs Sat 8tsmard i'm bielmehr
r!3t i4on mad tur3er 3eit, bor mebr ols
tlint3ebn ssSabren abgebro9en uno 6orouf
Der romti9=tatboltf den Stride in 0eutf6z
lamb etn 3ugeftdnbntB na@ benz anberen qe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-20

Nus Der priigeGfrafe i'm @taate
Stem Oort tptrb nt9ts. Na9bem
Serb feline Bin i'm Staats1enat bur9eez
iebt batte, TT fie iebt i'm Nbgeorbnetenbau5e
sef9lagen unb bamtt ~beeraben.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

which sellers and middle men do bust
ness. After delays of weeks are forced
because the seller has not the authority
TO deal in writing and after the buyer
has made his examination, got his
money ready, he finds that the man
who wanted TO sell cannot deliver the
goods. Often one or two Of the owners,
after giving verbal consent to a sale.
VIII have changed their minds when the
time comes to sign the deed and receive
the money, and so the deal falls
through. This kind Of business will Of
ten disgust the buyer 10 such an ex-
tent he viii leave the camp in dispair
of getting hold of mine and the dis
trict loses a friend. Many of the claim
holders are unfamiliar with business
usages and delay sales by their failure
to have the proper control of all the in
terests. In combination the unbusiness-
like methods are responsible for the
small number of sales in comparison
with the large number OF buyers in the
district
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
CONNECTIONS


No. 1.-Connects at Burton, Kan,
with A T. & S. F for points in Kansas.
Has reclining chair cars (seats free.
aud Pullman drawing room sleepers to
Burton, Kan.
No. 2-Connects at Monette for points
in Arkansas, Indian territory and
Texas. Connects at Grand Union
Station, st. Louis, with all lines for
the east north and southeast. Has
reclining chair cars (seats free) and
Pullman drawing room sleepers to St.
Louis.
No. 3.-Connects at Burton with A.
T. & S. F. for all points west and north
west. Has reclining chair cars (seats
free) Pullman drawing room sleepers
to Burton. Through Pullman sleep
ers Burton TO Los Angeles, San Diego
and San Francisco. On Sundays has
Pullman sleepers through to Los An
geles without change.
No. 4-Connec:s at Monette for points
in Arkansas and Texas. Connects at
st. Louis Grand Union Station with all
lines for the east, north and southeast.
Has reclining chair cars (seats free)
and Pullman drawing room sleepers to
st. Louis.
Thought tickets on sale to all points.
For further information call upon or
address TAGG & CARNEY,
City Ticket Agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No2 Kansas City. 1t. IOuis
and Chicago limited daily .O5anli alOam
No Colorado Springs. Den
Yer aHdPacirc coast daily. !O5sm gIOanl
No kansas CITY ~. LOuis
and Cnicsganisht express
daily except Nonday.....iIe 10 a IN I2I5am
INSTRUMENTATION daily
except SUNDAY. ..........-t IL lyam Il Oh u m
GOING SOUTH sSD wFsr
No bort Worth. Dallas
houston and Galveston
express daiiy..-...-...-...i .e2 N 20. On
No Ok lsiilCms., Fl Worth
Ne~ Orleans and iaciic
,eoas;. Dali ~ -. 3GPm 3G pm
No Oklahoma. 1t Worth
Dallas and New Orleans
express, daily, except
sunday .......;..4.. 4so N ISsm
10 Fort Worth. Houston
Galveston and IAN Aatt-|
liz. express, daily, except
NAL ia 80 m ga
Ne q AcConmo.lai ion, eN-.
cePt sunday. % : IN s. p IN
Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita to Chicago and Kansas CITY
without change. Also S.eepets on al
trains 10 Fort Worth. Houston san An
tonic AID New Orleans Tickets sold gnt
baggage checked TO ali points north
south, east and west Steamship tickets
sold TO all European points az loves:
rates CITY Ticket Office 10 East Doug
las avenue. corner Main street PaSssr-
ger station corner Douglas and Meade
avenues Telephone -.
JOHN SEBASTIAN. J. H PHILLIPS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
ARE VERY CAREFUL
KANSAS DELEGATION AT WASHING
TON IS so CONSERVATIVE

Senator Baker Declares that We Do Not
Want War. and Goes on to Make Gross
Historical Error-Chester Long Criti-
cises the Intrinsic Literary Worth of
the Now Famous Document Prepared
by Olney-Dick Blue Does Not Hesitate
to Say that it is Grand Good Thing
Kansas News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

Secretaries: Alfred Gray, Wyandotte
county; ]. Z. Hudson, Shawnee county;
T. d. Coburn, Franklin county; VIM,
Sims, Shawnee county; Martin Mohler,
Osborne county; F. D. CobUrn, Wyan
dotte county
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
TRAINS.
WEST

= Jouis2 SAN FRANCISCO Il. "a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

So hoJrs to Los Angeles.
+Daiiy except sunday.
Free chair cars on all trains. Pull
man Palace sleepers to Kansas City
and Chicago without change. Also 10
Fort Worth and Galveston. Connects
at Newton with Vestibule limited hav-
ing chair cars, Pullman Palace and
compartment sleepers and dining cars
through TO Los Angeles and San Diego;
also with train carrying chair cars.
Pullman and Tourist sleepers to Ell
Paso. Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Through railroad and steamship tick
cts sold to all points
TACO & CARNEY,
City Ticket Agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

ARRIVE DEPARTS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

WEST.
No. /, Kansas mail, also to
Ellsworth. ..............
No 8, California express.
EAST.
No. 2, 81. Louis mali, from
Ellsworth. ......... ......
No. 4, Atlantic express.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19

Trains designated as ooal or mixed do not run on
Sunday
foi ull Information call Mt city ticket o1ice ii'S
Deloi cciLer Second md Wichita streets
J.. T.. GLECKIfI. T. and r. A.
Time Table Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific Railway
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
WICHITA AND wEsTEnN.

WICHITA AND WESTERN.
ARRIVE FROM WEST.
No. Q Pratt ard Kingman passen-
ger daily sxcept Monda } .... 1000 a M
No. 4 Pratt and Kingman accom-
mediation, Tues, Thurs. and Sat 200 p m
DEPART WEST.
No. kingman and Pratt passen-
ger daily except Sunday. ......... 5:lO M
No. KiDgman and Pratt accom-
mediation, Mon. Wedn. and Fri $50 a m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-19
Wichita Wholesale 4 Manufacturing Houses

The houses below thoroughly
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-16
Highest Of oil in ieasenng rossf- Latest 4. Govt Report
RH!a!:!!!!! RR sxassE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AN INDUSTRY A SUCCESS.
rtnsr NEAn 90 rnE mo NAM.
LIzrn WORKS A. KAtIui
Capacity 90 be- Increased Many I'm.
prnvrmonts- Heavy WORK 60 be-
Done in Honolulu.

Paul Iseuberg ST., is more than
pleased with the years work Of the
fertilizer mandatory at Kalihi.
Returns have been better than was
anticipated Island patronage has
been generous, so large in fact that
the demands at times could not be
supplied. Six thousand tons of fer
tilizer were turned out during the
year There is a demand for 20, b.
600 tons of the same class manure
ia the Islands.
Acting upon these impressions,
Mr. lscubcrg will proceed at once
10 institute large Improvements at
the mandatory Another big
acid factory, with watts. etc. will
be built and the already mammoth
warehouses are 10 be doubled IN
capacity The output for next
year will be made $4,000 tons, or
double that of 1905 Work ON the
buildings win begin as soon as
materials are at hand which will
be in the course of a few weeks.
"A noteworthy feature of the work
TO Doe done is that as much OF the
machinery as possible will be built
here. thus leaving the money in the
country. The large acid watts and
some machinery that cannot be put
mp here win be imported from Ger
many The Honolulu Iron Works
will be patroni1ed in the machinery
contracts
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-12-16
TUG ELEU OUT AGAIN,
OFF IN A NEW DIRECTION AFTER
THE MYSTERIOUS SCHOONER.


The tug Eleu left town shortly
after 6 p. III. Saturday. Supplies
for several days were taken.
Sunday morning the most absurd
rumors were circulating along the
water front. One was that when
the Claudine left L,ahaina Saturday
night, the tug was just coming up
with a three masted schooner, part
" loaded with arms, i'll tow.
The second was that the Iwalanl
left the Eleu at Lahaina engaged i'll
discharging a miscellari ous cargo OF
arms and opium from a schooner
she had captured off Lanai. AS a
matter Of fact neither vessel saw the
tug.
An officer of the Claudine reports
Odd not see tug. English's steam
launch, from Kahului, was at La
haina. a Maui policeman said he
with others saw a strange sloop oil
Lanai during Saturday.
"They landed and followed hel
around on shore. Sloop stood of
and finally disappeared. Officers
at Lahaina rather expected the tug
along that way"
Captain Smythe of the Iwalani
saws: Saw nothing of the tug.
Left Lahaina Sunday morning
Good deal of talk about strange
schooner seen off Lanai"
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Today and tomorrow will be the
last two nights of the present pro
gram at Wirth's. An entirely new
program for Wednesday evening.
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The Circus will be open tonight.
Another change of bill will be
given OH Wednesday night. The
management has decided not to
charge extra for reserved seats.
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The Thursday night meeting OF
the Salvation Army announced to
take place at the Y. M. c. A. will
be held in the Christian Church in
stead. Tuesday and Wednesday
night meetings will be held in the
Y. M. c. A. Hail. The ice cream
festival previously announced will
take place in the Y. M. c. A. Hall
Wednesday evening instead of
Thursday evening.
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corated and specially arranged for
the occasion Mr.. Young receive J
all Of his visitors with a hand shake
and a pleasant word Mrs. Young
and Miss Young also assisted in
entertaining the guests AT 1890
Mr. Young arose and, in a few
words, cordially welcomed all to
his home lie announced that
program would be called, that
there should be no encores and
then introduced Mr.. T. Rain
Walker as chairman.
Mr.. Walker made a few remarks
after which the following program
was excellently presented:
l. Honolulu Iron Works Glee Club
Song.
9. Mr.. Monteagle-song, 81 Fear No
Foe"
3. Mrs. Recitation, "Ask Papa. 80
A. VIM. G.. Roe.Song, "lier Bright
Smile Haunts Me Still"
8. Miss Bertha Young-Song, ala
bama Coon
6. Glee Club-Song and Chorus.
Z. Charles Crozier- Song, "Thy Face. f"
8. c. Hedeman, G. Crozier and +. Kop-
ke-Instrumental Trio.
o. Mr.. Decentralization
10. George Barker-Song.
II. Andrew Brown-Song "The Fisher
man Hung the Monkey, o."
l2. Me srs. Black and Pigot-Highland
Fling.
49, Music.
This program was interspersed
and followed by selections by the
Hawaiian club, both vocal and in
strumental. Though Mr. Young ruled
that there should be no encores,
the instruction was soon departed
from and several of the participants
were recalled. Mr.. Roe, in his i'm
ititable style, brought down the
house. Miss Youug's selection
was greeted with thunderous APP
plause to which the lady responded
with another song. Mr.. Dredge's
selection was highland amusing,
and Andrew Brown completely
captured the audience. Black and
Pigoes Highland. Fling" was
artistically given and well received.
The music of the climbs present was
of high order and added greatly
to the merit of the entertainment.
During the evening fine sup
per, including coffee and sand
witches, soda, ice cream and cake,
etc, was served. The reception
closed at II o'clock.
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HE HAD 2jO GUESTS.
ALTN. NoI Nu's nTrrrTioN 40 mos
wonss rurLoNEs.
A GRAND Party AZ waikiki Residence
Program Followed by
banquet

The residence Of Alexander
Young at Waikiki was the scene OF
one OF the largest aud happiest So
cial gatherings Of the season Satur-
day evening. 1t was the occasion
Of Mr. Young birthday and his re-
oeption to the employees Of the lIo-
nolulu Iron Works Ladies, gen
tlemen and children, haoles and
natives, to the number of $50 were
present. -Four cars and a bus were
chartered by Mr. Young TO convey
his guests out and back to the city.
Every employee Of the Iron Works,
except a few detained ON account of
sickness, attended
The reception took place ON the
wide, makai lanai of the residence.
a very cool and delightful place at
evening. IL was appropriately de-
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Personal.


w IL MN - bteNN ~ Wv ~
Sheriff Andrews of Maui is in
town.
Captain Lindsay of the Maui
police force is in town.
Chester Doyle returned from
Lihue Sunday morning.
Ruby Dexter has returned from
his vacation, spent on Kauai.
w. Y. and George H. Horner Of
Lahaina are visiting Honolulu.
Mr.. Kunst has taken the Wide
mann seaside residence, Waikiki.
George Sea, station house clerk
returned Sunday morning from his
vacation.
]. w. Berstrom returned Sunday
morning from Paia, Maui, where
he has been erecting an organ i'll
Rev. DIR. Beckwith's church.
Mrs. l.. H. Dee and child will
leave for the Coast by the Australia
this afternoon, to join Mr.. Dee who
has been there several weeks.
Mr.. A. c. Mccartney, teacher in
Hamakua, formerly at Hauula, this
island, is quite i'll at the hospital.
He arrived Sunday morning by the
T,-oIo,,; fro,,, Houa;i