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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-25
Ladies' Hose.

Such values as we are now onering
in Ladies' Hose ought to leave no
question in your mind as TO where you
can ind the best for the money.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
49,.

,gor slQem miilien mir Sic bitten,
Wr. Gbiluers," begam Sir @iliam,
,,oaB Sic uns ourbaus pertrauen.
Was mir iagen, lit Sbatiate, uno
tein Srrtbum mOstib, oapOn oiirien
sic iberSsust ieIn."
,g8ie ware es mo9lia. SIREN gus=
iprub 81 be;peiieln," eripioerte @ri9
dn9itlib nno b%ermunbert. ,.SOHents
LID aber iinoen Sic ben 3uitano mei=
uer Sraut ni6t beoentlit?"
SSm 6e9entbeil, mir linden ibn iebr
beoentlid; bohen absr oenno1 oas
2eben 81 erbalten. Saaen Sic urs
aufri6tia, slauben Sic, oaB Maoempi=
ielle be ct. aln9e 6einoe BATE"
llngsadtet oes erniies Der Gage
lddelte gri9.
Stella Geinos! SD teune ben
8runo Sbrer Srage nitt, lam Sic
aber Deriidern. oaB WuoemoiIele be
ct. tglnge BON Alen i'm Sauie seliebt
uno geebrt miro"
geantpOrten lie mir Die siueite TSra9e
Wr. Gbilpers, OBJ Semduo aus Srau=
leins Soo NuBen Sleben lpiiroe?"
,Nein Der SOO meiner Yraut br1bte
Niemano 8ortbeil. SD berlore in ibr
glQes, mas mir oas 2ebeu tbeuer ma6t,
bic Warquiie ibr ein3iaes &ino; warlm
aber iteleu Sic oleie 6rase an mi6?"
Sic weroen es balo be9reiien.
@lauben Sle, oaB Waoemoiielle be
st. Ange in ibren neueu YerbdltniIeu
gliflib mar?"
SD CLAUDE. Nierlano mar 9liidz
iiber, OILS lle."
,@arum ia9en Sic war?"
Set ibrer Grtrantun9 1T meme
graut nieoer9eI6la9sp, cine ei9en-
tblimli6e abnung irilbeu SOoes bat lie
erfaBt."
Gas lit zines Der Spmptpme hires
uebels," auBerte Sir g8iQiam. ,,6iel
Sbnen ionlt feline Yerdnoeruna in
lDrem 9SeleII all1 {"
n@eiu. @Grum aber az bic lelt=
ianen S~raaen?"
Wsil nab genauer Prilfun9 aller
SDmptome meiu &Olle9e uuO ib gu Der
lleberau9ung tamen, oaS Waoemoi=
mOiiele De 81. hinge an ben Sot0en
siuer drOniihen &er9iitung leioet."
Gri9's 9ltbem itOdte; er erblaBte gu
Sooe.
,,Sie miiilsn lid irren, Sir @il=
li0m?" riei er nit iarblOien 2ippen.
gSie Wdre 10 gntleBli9es moalib?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04

llugtl Suu, 9Srr SUllut, VuU Slt
@illinm an; ih mD6te aber meme
gtnlibt ni6t eber tune tbuu, bis i9 Die
Sottor 8rant nitte.
Sos Bette biirfte iein, ,penn mir
unleru Sefuno uieoerl6reiben llno
sum Ter9leibe p~prIe9en.
Sir @iliam nabm einen Sleiliiit
aus Der @eltentaihe uuo idrieb einige
@prte. Spttor Grant that oesqleldel.
Die Yupiere ipurOen 9emeb1eit, - lle
eutbielten oieielben @orte:
,6olsen elmer drunii9sn geraifs
tunQ."
Na6oem lie eeleien, blitteH Die bei=
Den WGnner einanoer an.
.,98er mag Der 5bdter iein?" drBerte
Sir @illiam. ,3ufaA 1T es nltt, Die
@eraiituus 1T ipltenatiib ilno pros
greiliu."
@tir it's umteQreiilib, "Iaats GOT
tor Grant. sd bin lett geraumer
3eit Sausar,t auf benz Shloiie uno
bate itets @elesenbeit, bic Scrslidtelt
81 beobabten, nit Der ollie Maoempi=
ielle be ct. gln9e entgf9en tanen."
Mir fam elm GDnliher sail Dor;
Elm 8utsbeiiber puroe. in beinabe bers
ielben @eiie, ourd einen Siener aus
&a6e persiftet."
..Sm Qansen SaUIe lit Die Siener-
i6aft Dem 6rdulein III auiribtialter
@eile er9eben."
,Senup6 lit oas Sattum oa. Die
Srante miro pergiitet, in lan9Iamer,
aber liberer 9Seiie peraiitet. Die
Soiis reiht nidt bin. lie 81 tooteIl,
erbalt lie aber in b~e'tdnoiSer Sooes.
~seiabr."
Isle balteu ben 6aa nibt fir bOii=
nungslOs?"
.,Nod nibt; Elm paar Sage ipdter
pare er's geueien. @or 9lllem aber
Die grOBte goriitt uno Gerihwiegen=
belt! Snllte lid mniere @abrnehmnn9
eutoefen, 10 lit ms Der Winetbdter
perloren."
Sas lit liar; tple aber tDmmen mir
Dem Sbdter auf bic Spur?
ngDiiroe SemOuD our6 ben SOB Der
Granten in iraenD elmer WelIe 9epin=
neu!" fraute Cir WilllQm nab eiuiQen
Naboenten.
,,Nein, lie lit pbne 9erm0aen. Sbre
6amilie wuroe ourb bic &epolutiOn
bon 1899 setiirSt.
Ser Srdutieam lit ibr nit 9eib
nno Seele suaetban, unb ib iebe mir
9enos Elm Wptib Der ~llntbat."
,,Motibe laIieu iia ni6t INNER er=
9%rilnoen; lbriasns beoiirfsn mir zines
Sritteu, Der uno bel unierm Na6oen.
ten bebllfIl9 1T. s8en iblagen sic
ppr?"
SD halte ben gerlobten Der Gran=
ten fir bic paienoite YeriOnlidtsit."
,,@Ouen Sic i'm ssfalisit rufen
lapen."
SOttor 8rant lGutete uno lieB Mr.
Gbiloers bitten, iib in bic gibliOtbet
81 bemiiben.
@eni9e Winuten ipdter eribien er,
bleib uno aufsere9t.
sd beflrdte iblebts Hadrib-
ten -" .,Ii
@ir beoirien elmer @ertrauensper-
ION, unterbrab SOttor Grant. uno
~iauoten nah Sbueu, UNI lie nit einenl
mitanoe befannt 81 MAIDEN, Den mir
Sic bitten, inter alien I'm Itdnoen
uorerit fiir lib 81 bebalten.
Grid nabm einsn Stubl uno ieBte
lid ben Ner5ten 9eaenilber, obne slb=
nung Der SntbulHns, bic ibm usroeu
follte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04

Saus als oas feline betrabtet," anti
wortete Soro GlunceD, lid perbeu9eno.
so iebr Der 3uitano u%nierer &rantel
mid beunrubi9t, Der @eodnte, lie IN
Den Sdnoen iOlh aus9eSeiAneter aerSte'
81 mtnen, trDl tet MIDI"
Olga lieB in ge9lcitun9 iIres Saters
o0s Simmer.
,,@Olen Sic bic erite 9Sabe bel Der
Srunten iib%ernebmen, Sottor 8rant!
S6eint lie na6 s,pei Stunoen beiler.
10 miilien mir perbinoern, ouB iie iib
aui's Weue iibler beiinoe. Sic, Wtr.
&9ilpers, tbnnen Sbr Nmt nibt irub
9enu9 beginner. Sbre Seflilienbeit
Inn Die &raste WirD Niemano auiials
len."
Grid berlieb bic ger;te. Wen ioll
ih iund6it i'm ausenmert bebalten?"
iraate er lid uniAlhNig. Sin 8e=
b%elmpoliSilt wdre bier Ueiier an YlaB."
@ie ernIt oieie 9ottores ausie=
ben, ia6te Olga, OILS lie Grid i'm Gor=
rloor be9eNnete. ,,SOIentli6 itebt es
nit Stella peniSer ihlimm, ais ibre
Gulenseiiater 81 ueritsbsn Ssbsn mObs
ten"
98ie perlanote Grid, feline Nnait uno
Seiir6tuna Olga mitSutbeilen; lie iab
10 liebepOl uno freunOli6 ais uno
bate liher am beitsn nab benz 0erbre=
der geipridt. Nber er OurIts ni6t,
iein 0eripre6en bano i'm.
.Sie "ieuiSen ia aud ,uie 3itter 9on
Guirote, iagte Olga better. Msiu
8Ott, lett oieIer &~rantbeit glei9t oas
Saus elmer 8rIft."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04

,yitte, erpabnsu Sic unieres
Ibsnoteuers niht, Grid, Papa ioQ
nidt wilien, DAP i'd sele9entll9 Nabts
lele."
so betpabren mir oenn Gines bes
Inoeren 8ebeimniB," bemertte Gri6
better.
Seine Seitertsit i6wano ioiOrt. als
Maoame erihieh, uno ihlimme Nab=
ritt iiber Stela's Sefiuoen br0hte.
,,Sie i6eint msrtwiiroig anae9rii1en
llno l%sipeno." iaete iie. Scr sanSe
SAT- 1T mir rd%tbielbait. SD fiirdte,
oas arlne SinD lit iblimmer oardn,
ais mir permutben."
Serb 6lanceD nubm berjli6lten Ins
tbeil on Waoame's unrube; Grih mar
auBer iid Dor Ingit, Olga 9leidNiltig.
Sab Sbr Gn9iti9t Sud misoer Obue
allen 6runD," meillte lie.
nNein, iprah Die Marquiie, .iie 1T
iibler oararl, uls man 9laubt. Spttpr
0rdnt lou gerrten DerDen."
,@priiber tla9t ie oenn?"
fra9te Der Soro.
,,ueber brennenoen Surt, iiber Elm
3ulammenidniiren Der Seble, lno
llebelteiteu Die bis Sur Sbnmatt iteis
germ"
,Sd peros auNeublidlid 0Ottor
Grant bOlen," rief Grid lib erbebeno.
Niemano wioeripra1 ibm. Maoams
lab betiimmert aus, Olga nltte
lGbelnb.
Sic iueroen ii9 in elm paar Saaer
ielbit dusladeu," iagte lie. Grit
absr bOrte Die @Orte ni4t mebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
J~usf,nhurser Gazette

cine p e,ifii9 lurembursii5spra'
mie Bud pber Bib, Iber siu lursmbursi'
f4es Sbema.
Sun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
80.

Sn Der Giniomtsit ieires 3immsrs
9ab lib Gri6 ben abenteuerIiditen 8e=
banter iiber Den llrbeber oes WDroper=
luheB an Stella bin. Die Wabrbeit
muBte er a%nnebmen, mte uber tonnte er
lie rehtiertigen! gr Sermarterte Iein
8ebirn uuo gelan9te 81 teinem &siul.
tate.
Gs fit i'm ni6t ldn9sr i'm Saul , er
muBte hlnals III bic Suit.
Gr blieb ni6t LANCE ALIEN. Sl9a,
Die 2eDObnllb ale feline Shritte be-
lauerte, nabm, Die @ele9en9sit
mabr. sr9riff ein BUD uno i3ien eiirig
beoa9t, ein i6attl9es PldBden CUR
Settlire 81 fiuoen. Nls lie Grid ents
9esentam, blidte lie usrwunosrt auf.
,,grib! 9laubte ib bod, Gle mdren
IN SbrGnen aufgelolt i'm Sauie."
Ger iripole Son ibrer Gimme, oas
Sabeln that ibm meb. Stella mar
freilib nibt ibre Sbwelter, aber lie
mar an Der Sano oerlclbeu Wutter
grOB geporben; iOllte iie nibt tbeilnebs
member iein, menn Stella in Sooes9e.
fahr ibmebts?
,,uno pGre es 81 oerlpuuoeru, ipcnn
tb lpeinte," entae9uete er. ,.@eben
mir bic NerSte nibt llriabe 9enu9?"
Bah, lie mOllen Sic erihrsden; oas
1T 10 lbr Wetier I'M 10 SrDBer er-
iAeint lire 8eihidtli6ieit."
nClQu. lpie t0nnen Sic 10 leidtbin
iprehsn? g8lnm Sic. oaB Sene, bic
Sic SNmelter ncnusn. am SOoe iit2"
Sbr NntliB ergliibte.
,,0as glade ib nibt, "rief lie emf.
ibieosn; ,.aber ielbit aneenommen, es
lei 10, miinen mir nibt ale itetben2"
,,Sieie ll~eberSeu9ung ma6t ben Ser=
lult nibt leibter."
,,.tein. aber lie hilft i'm rubi9er er.
tra9en. Stiirbe ih, 10 bate man
wabrli6 mebr lria4e, ST. trauern."
u@arum?"
eln balb ipOttiltes, balb traurige9
2lbeln alitt itber Slga's 3iiss.
,.Stelia lit 70 out ino ib bin 70 bDIe.
&iete ne Der COB bcim, 70 enoiute er
Die Griltenj zines Gn9els aui Groen unD
eri6lOne ibr Die Yiorten oes Simmels.
SD bin anoerer Natur, ib babe nidts
guselbdites al mir"
,,Sie tbun ii6 ielbit lInre6t, Sl9a:
Ser llrtbeil 1T nun Sutreiieno beSiigli6
Stela's."
SD tbue mir nibt unrebt. Steaa
tuar jeoerSeit eiu i%anftss. liebensiuiiroi=
ges. gebOriames Sino; id mar ei9eniin-
Mig, leioenidaitlia, pOll gei6tiinn unD
Observation-Disclosures. baBte ale Gon-
trole uno ieyte meiit meiHeH g8iQen
our6."
Isle limb auiridtia."
.Sa, i'd ibdme mid meiner Mdn=
gel uno 8ebreben nitt; siebe ilber.
baupt Idlimme Siuoer Dor. Sene
5ugenomulter in Sil6ern langmeilen
mid. Qber Grid, Sic bOren nibt,
mas id iage; mo iino lire 8epantsn2"
,.Yei Stslld," erluiosrts sr unbefan=
gen.
Gr fab DEN gusorud ni9t, Der iiber
Slga's antliB sudte.
Giniae Wtinuten wanoelten ite i9pei-
9tno nebeneinanber.
.@us miisoen Sic tbun. tpenr
Stella itiirbe?" fruste Olga pi6Bli6.
.Was ib tbun wiiros?" w~leoerbolte
er erblei6euo. - ,Was t6uutei6
tbun! Sas Slid. Die Some meines
2ebens wdre pernibtet, msinss SOS
beilerer She'll wiiroe ltsrbeu nit ibr.
SD mill ibr. SD mill, ib fam nibt
oardn oenten."
~ prtIebuua fplat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04

,Niemano bat mid perndhldlligt,"
iaots Stella ianft; lid ielblt ipollte
Den Nr3t nibt, NEIL ih fur6tete, er
mo6ts msins snglt iir begrilnoet
Da!ten."
Grib aber polte feline 3eit mebr
perliereu lnp rift ungsiaumt na9 Ne-
perltap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04

geibe glGtter bietsu neben elmer
'or9tdltis aus9earbeitetsu sBo6ens
&unoi9au, bic cine tur;gsiabte cute
ueberli6t iiber bic Sauptersisuiiie im
Sns uno auslauoe umiaBt, cine ;eit.
9emabe 9rOrterumS Der relisiOisu 5as
9~esfra9en, pelde Die beutiden Satbos
liten in%sbeionoere iutersiirsn, ionic
cine ior9idltige guswabl Der Reuis:
feiten aus ben einSelIeu Staatsu Der
tIiou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
R~utbnltrdJfr pfEte,,

ben Rssensburser Rarisn.alsm,
Der, pslbsr als SamilientaIsnssr bsuts
sU& INNER unbsfritteW baitsst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
Webenbei geiagt,

piomen mir uuisreu Gr;ablunssn
,ins Senaue Sorsialt uuo pir
Waui6en bic auimsrtiamtsit aller
unierer eeier IN beiouoersr gssijs
aui oieielbeu iu lenten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04
Ser
Ha(@o(i|6er
WeQen-

1T ein por;iiSliWeS Organ befimm.
tur ale Oeutl6sn tatbOliiden , Jmis
lien oes SaHseu Neitsus Der Der.
eIni9ten Staatsn. Ger 9eierfreis
1T eIn lebr beoeutenosr, psl9er ii1
ta8II9 pergrOBert. 2lls ansiQss
blatt 1T Der psatbOlii6er &cItea"
pom leDr SroBem @srtl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04

gu iebem Der beioeH SIattsr psrben bcfon.
bere eramisW sssebsW.
Rene abomueuteu irseub eines Der
SIatter, wsl9e I'M Soraus besableu,
srbaItcn eia Gra6tSebetbu9 NIT ben Gsrtsu:
y 0ott 1T bic eiebs,
q Die Radiolse Gbriti, NIB
81 9ers Seiu, Gueu Der sisbs lin srOBen
Trud).
alte abonuenten, weibs sin Sabr
ibr announcement i'm Soraus bs;aJlsu,
srbalten jur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04

l11an ibreibe fir Probsnunl.
mern an Ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-04

S%uremburser! abonnirt auf Sis
uSuremburSer 6a,etts".
Deutihe Katbolifsn! lsiet osa
vKatholiiher Usitsu".
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-07
ELEVENTH OF JUNE RACES,
The List of Entries Insures a Good
Days Sport.
Amarino, Senator Stanford, Lord Brock
and Duke Spencer VIII Run.
The Bicycle Races.

The Hawaiian Jockey Club will
hold special meeting this evening
to make final arrangements for the
races to be held on next Tuesday.
Everything is going on nicely, and
the 1895 meeting promises to be
the most successful ever held under
the auspices Of the club. Much
credit is due to S. G.. Wilder, the
efficient secretary; he has worked
early and late to make the races a
success.
The entries closed yesterday
afternoon, and the number of horses
that will take part proves that there
is revival in track sports in this
city. The following horses have
been entered:
Half-mile Dash-Duke Spencer,
Autonomy, Magnet, Miniola.
Trotting and Pacing Race, to
harness-Burt Lee, Fred Mac,
Billy Button.
Running Race, Emile dash
Billy c., Antidote, Kahuku Boy.
Running Race, l mile dash
Lord Brock, Senator Stanford,
Duke Spencer, Amarino.
Trotting and Pacing, to harness,
mile heats, 3 in Silky, Barney,
Creole.
Pony Race, 1 mile dash Little
Billy, Queen, Trilby, Elias, Mas
cot.
Running Race, 1 mile dash
Billy G, Magnet.
2:50 class, mile heats, 2 in g
Little John, Billy Button, Remorse,
Daylight. Billy w, McSnitz.
Running Race, Il mile dash
Lord Brock, Senator Stanford,
Duke Spencer, Amarino.
w. Chapman, Henry Giles, Geo.
Angus, H. E. Walker, N. Halstead
will take part in the first bicycle
race. The same riders, with the
addition of Ruby Dexter, ]. Silva
and "Jack" Atkinson, will take
part in the second race also.
The following executive officers
have been chosen:
Starter-C. B. Wilson.
Judges-Seeley Shaw, John Dow
sett and Captain Trip.
Saddling Paddock-R. 1. Green,
and James Merseberg.
The time-keepers have not been
selected.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-07
A PatPOImau Hurt.

Mounted patrolman Boarafeld
met with a very severe accident
yesterday at 2 p. m. While riding
at a walk near Punahou be pulled
in rein to stop his horse, ,whereupon
the animal without warming reared
backward, pinning Boarafeld to the
ground, and besides bruising him
badly broke one of the small bones
of his left leg He was removed to
his home on the Plains and his in
juries attended to. Boarafeld said
that his horse had always been a
very quiet and gentle animal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-07

this convention is TO treat is, / sup
pose, the establishment of a line be-
tween Canada and Australia. / have
had good many years experience I'm
these steam enterprises, ever since Mr..
Hayden Hezehia Hall first beguiIed a
number of passengers from Sydney 10
Honolulu and there transferred the M
to the wretched little steamer Idaho,
In which also l was unhappily pas
senger.
am confident that the trans Pacific
trade would be more than doubled IL
the steamers that carry it were
equipped and conducted as the Allan
tic boats are. But there is more in
volved than the comfort or the num-
Der of passengers. These steamers
open connection with new ports and
districts, and that means a great i'm
petus to the trans-Pacific lines. With
q cable and an established steam line
between Honolulu and Vancouver, a
valuable trade is assured; not merely
a diverted trade, but trade that does
not now exist--a trade that will be
largely developed by your own cable
by the new enterprise which you have
come here to discuss.
L suppose the cattle and sheep own
ers Of Hawaii would echo that Cana
dian objection which followed Mr..
Thynne's proposed shipments of Au-
tralian meats. But undoubtedly the
system of cold storage will be intro
duced into Honolulu, and with those
powers OF consumption with which we
astonish all visitors, we shall open a
market for large shipments of meats,
poultry and fruits.
shall be glad to answer any ques-
tions which the conference may desire
to put to me.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-07

delegate of the Honolulu Chamber
of Commerce, to said convention.
The Hon. Mackenzie Bowel when
passing through Honolulu last
year addressed the members of the
Chamber of Commerce and at that
time extended to the chamber an
invitation to be represented at the
proposed convention to be held at
Ottawa, which invitation was ac-
cepted and Mr.. Davies appointed :
Mr.. PRESIDENT, MY LORD JERSEY
AND GENTLEMEN;
In response to your invitation [
have the honor to present the follow
ing paper upon the subject of cable
and steam communication in the Pa
cific:
am confident that whatever gov
eminent may be in power, Hawaii
may be relied upon in the future as in
the past to legislate intellIgently and
definitely for the promotion of the in
terests of commerce, and in liberal
and broad manner.
It has been, and is, the earnest wish
vi UuS "ClA as VI ULC
business classes to bring Hawaii into
the circle of Pacific Ocean traffic, and
to cultivate the most cordial relations
with her great neighbOrs to the north,
south, east and west.
Hawaii desires not only their trade,
but the respect and confidence of
those neighbOrs.
In confirmation of this assurance, [
may quote the following lines, which
the present Minister of Foreign At
fairs of the Provisional Government
of Hawaii addressed to my firm at
Honolulu, under date of the 1st of
June.
He says: 'Tn regard to the matter
OF port charges this government is
disposed to consider favOrably pro-
position working towards the reduc-
ton or total abolition of these charges
in relation to your steamships; but
would prefer to treat this matter in
connection with the subject of the car
rage of the mails. The goodwill of
the government to your line has al
ready been made manifest" The
Minister goes on to say:
''In regard to a trans-Pacific cable,
negotiations are on foot of a cOnfiden-
tiaI nature respecting the utilization
of Hawaiian territory for that pur-
pose At the present time the gov
ernment is unable to say more than
to express its great interest in the pro-
iect Of cable, aud it's desire to expe-
dite it in every way in its power"
These words of the Minister are in
entire accord with the tenor OF the
report of the Chamber of Commerce
upon the subject of steam and cable
Communication, copy of which re-
port was forwarded to Mr.. Bowel and
published in the report of his recent
mission to Australia.
In matters of trade and commerce it
has generally been found that what
the Honolulu Chamber of Com merce
has recommended, the government
has endeavored to carry out by legis-
latiOn. | will speak of the cable first.
The great aim of the commercial
and of every other interest in Hawaii
is to induce the projectors TO land
within what is known as the Hawai-
ian group. This aim would hardly
have been gratified by the landing OF
the cable at an uninhabited island
nearly 800 miles away, and my per-
sOnal belief is that the recent annex
alton of Necker island by Hawaii
was undertaken in order to induce
the landi' g of the cable somewhere
nearer the chain of Hawaiian com
municatiOn.
say this because I gather from the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-07

Flour

Is the only blended -four ever
offered on these Islands. 1t is new
''Patent Process" OF blending together
the Best Known varieties of wheat for
strength and color, thereby producin G
a -four that will give the best possible
baking results for the housekeeper.
~ Ask your grocer for a trial sack
it will cost you no more.
A. L. MORRIS & CO.,
3037-6n Wholesale Agents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-07

The following address was de-
livered before the International
Convention held at Ottawa, Dom
inion of Canada, the last of June,
1894, by Mr.. Theo. H. Davies, the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-06-07
THEO 4. DAVIES ABLE ADDRESS.
Delivered Before the Inter Colonial
Convention in Ottawa.
CABLE AND STEAM I'm THE PACIFIC

Hawaii Will Cultivate Most Cordial
Relations With Her Great Neighbors.
A Description of Neckar Island.
Better Steamers Needed in Pacific.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-10-16

come the same year the seed is planted.
This will also be general crop, as it
can be grown in any section of the State.
The rice that was planted this year was
known rs the upland variety, that is, it
was grown without flooding or irriga-
tion. The highest pine land will grow a
good crop of rice. OF course, the better
the cultivation and fertilization, the bet
ter the yield.
There are large tracts of land In the
State that can be easily flooded, and low
land rice could be grown in these dis
tricts to advantage. Where it is posi-
BILE to flood the land planted in rice, the
expense of cultivation is greatly de-
creased.
sible coming crops of Florida-crops
that can be grown while the oranges are
ripening-crops that will prevent the
orange grower from being dependent
upon single crop and the caprices of
the weather clerk. We do not mean to
intimate that the staple crop of South
Florida, the orange, will be neglected.
1t will be cultivated, but as our peo-
pie have learned that something but
the orange can be grown here, and
also, that it is very unwise to grow only
the orange, or any other single crop,
they will devote at least a portion of
their attention to general and special
farm crops.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-10-16
A PLENTEOUS HARVEST.

Last week the State Weather Bureau
issued the last weather crop bulletin of
the season. In closing this bulletin Mr..
Mitchell the director says:
To recapitulate for the Stale, this be-
ing the last bulletin, is now opportune.
More corn will be produced than for
twenty years, with good supplies of pota-
toes, hay, dried fruits, peas and cane,
with reduced amount of cotton. In
other words, both man and beast can re-
ioice over plenteous harvest.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-10-16
Some Questions as to Management of Root
Sprouts.

Sprouts
Editor Florida Agriculturist:
A recent number of the Farmer and
Fruit Grower contained a suggestive ar
ticle in regard to the recuperation of the
orange industry, with some hints as to
the management of our frozen trees.
On some of the points touched upon
should like further light, and should be
glad to have Mr.. Phelps or some other
scientific pomologist answer few ques-
tions in regard to them, particularly as
to sprouts from trees killed to the
ground.
1. Does the sprout take the age of the
root? In other words will a sprout from
the roots of bearing tree begin to bear
as soon as the wood is sufficiently ma
tured, the same as if it grew from the
trunk above the ground?
2. Which will make the better tree, a
sprout from the stump or center of the
tree at or near the ground, or one spring
ing from a root foot or more from the
stump? Mr.. Phelps seems to prefer the
latter If so, why so?
8. In the case supposed IN 2, will the
sprout if preserved, use the root system
of the old tree, or form a new root syS-
tenn of it's own including new tap root
4. Will anything be gained in time,
as to bearing, by budding a sprout from
the root of bearing sweet Seeding tree,
Of course there may be an advantage In
changing the fruit, but that do not
now consider.
1t seems to me that these questions are
of vital interest aud | should like to
elicit the opinions of pomologists in the
points raised j. WILLIS WEsTLAKE.
Lake Helen, Fla.