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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09
WINTER IN THE ADIRONDACKS.
CHILL BLASTS AND DEEP SHOWS HAVE NO
TERRoRS IN THIS FAVORED NORTH
FTN CLIMATE

Many PEOPLE often have dread of the Adron-
dacks as a winter resort But winter IN ths north
orn latitude is less inspiring than summer. with
rs melodies Of mountain and woodland. az air and
sky. Dewi,dcrlng the senses with delight That
Adirondack sky which Nature made and gently
tinted in her choicest colors deeper blue in
Writer than in midsummer and the contrasts
along the horizon become more inreras,inc While
grand sunset effects ara noticed upon the hilsiies
The frozen lakes AMI rivers Ia the distance fringed
with hemlock and pine. CLEAN like polished steel In
the sun. sh, The brac.ng air laden with the doors
Of balsa-l is soothing refreshing and health
giving. Here in this mcunta.n fastncss are annually
found hundreds whose mental ani physical powers
have been overtaxed or severely strained receiving
health. new life and vigor and enjoying the many
winter sports encouraged by Nature herself. Low
eis of driving here find the deal in snowy roada
white hi sides and agreeable companions to share
the beauty II the scene Usually for several
months the sieghlng is delightful and almost any
day hundreds may be seen driving gayly bedecket
pines contrast In the moss poetic way with tie leat.
less forests e.lDrAced the same range OF VISION;
by the comparison. The winters storm does not
rutle the heart OF the evergreen forests The coz.
brAcins wind does not penetrate the silent Hep'ns
ere AS you rae 1on5 me merry s ns'r ro 0t T,,
While soms are thus enjoying seighrile. others
swept aside the from large patches Of the lakes
there nnd fun and frolc abundant. Men and maid
the moons sllvery rays, play games upon me pol
ishei noor the great North King has made ior
them. Others seek we-made paths on the hiAsces
hosr,ns down the white track between banks OF
snow shouting aloud their enjoyment OF the glorious
sport.
together. with snowshoes light and strong. cross the
foothills and mounta ms. bent upon a days sport.
bring along shoguns TO use in case FOX or rabbit
IS seen. while others s'. though The mercury nas
gone down into the depths carry fishing tackle lor
y hoe may he cut through the lee or some rNtE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-09

parlors or receptlon-rcoms are provided wher. th.
may receive friends. A half-dozen cottages q, 'aay
ferent sizes are TO be erected during the coming sea-
son. and these Will be n part OF the insti,n,,on
Although a charge is made for treatment A. ~
Sanltarum, as at the Saranac Lake instItutio, a, Ne
only nominal and solely for the purpose OF M v; -
expenses Another feature which the Sisters Ssssi.s
particularly TO impress on the SICK is that the g.
tarium is absolutely non-sec.aran. A numher -
the most noted specialists In New-York Broot,vn,
and Albany are interested In Il. and Will do ali ~
their power to make II great success. -" :"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15

whole subject. Ebsuld such course
be adopted Ne shall cheeffully ssls, n
offering the niost complete Information
available.
at is urged that upon 90 important
q matter, involving the religious feel
ings and convictions Of different classes
Of the people iu Canada and The educa-
tioual interests Of province which is
important in the Dominion, no hasty
action should be taken, but on the con-
trarv, the greatest care should be exer-
cised and 4 full and thorough investi-
CATION made as to the legislative grant.
We bold that it is entirely within the
control Of the legislature Of the province
aud that no part Of the public funds Of
the province could be made available
for the support Of separate schools
without the Voluntary action Of the
provincial legislature.
al this be the case nothing could be
more unfortunate, from the standpoint
Of the Roman Catholic people them
selves than any hasty or peremptory
action on the part Of the parliament Of
Canada. Because such action would
probably produce strained relations and
tend to prevent the possibility Of re-
storing harmony. We understand IL
has lately been suggested that pri, ate
funds Of the Roman Catholic church
and people have been invested 10 school
buildings and lands thst are now APP
prophated for public school purposes.
No evidence Of such fact has ever been
laid before us so far as we can ascertain,
but we profess ourselves willing. If any
such injustice can be established, to
make full and fair compensation there
for.
In conclusion, we beg respectfully to
place on record our continued 10y atty
to her gracious majesty and to the laws
which the parliament Of Great Britain
has In its wisdom seen ft to enact for
the good ofthe government of Canada" {"
The house Immediately adjourned.
II Is not expected that the question
will come up until Monday, when Pre-
mier Greenway reaches the city from
Ottawa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15

Up In the top story Of The Globt
building, where the typesetting and
other machines do everything bui
talk, says the Boston Globe, there is 3
pleasant faced, clear skinned, light
complexioned man OF So who has been
with The Globe ever since the birthday
of that great paper. He Is the night
foreman OF the composing room anC
looks fully 10 years younger than h.
really H. His name Ii Mr.. Charles
Rolfe.
Nervous headaches that well.nigl,
drove him 10 distraction, nrst intro
fuced him to Paine's celery compound.
That was five years ago, and until thai
time he was one OF the most pro
nounced opponents Of prepared RENE
dies 10 be found In the city.
Just how Paine's celery compound
was frat brought TO his attention he
Toes not remember, hut II has done him
20 much good that the compound has
40 more enthusiastic champion living.
He is as happy as anyone Ia the enjoy
ment Of good health conld be, and for
that happiness he gives full credit 10
PaiDe's celery compound. Read what
he has 10 say about the medicine:
~ Am always ready 10 recommend
PAine's celery com pound when ] hear
Of case similar % my own. some
i've years ago was suffering from
headaches which was sometimes 30
severe during working houn Of the
night that would clasp my hands
over my head to hold the top On,' the
pain being sxoruelEtlng. These at
taeks would occur s0metlnies ~ often
az three times a week, Sleep was out
0f the question, the pillow seeming but
a blOok of wood,
"Just at the time 1 Was suffering
most bought bottle OF PAins's esl'
cry compound, began at Onos 10 take u,
aud bsfors a week had passed the bead
aches began IA disappear, felt almost
q new man bef0Te the bottle was
empty. l purchased more and for tw0
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15

years kept 1t 10 the house for use when
ever | felt o return Of the old pains
It never failed in giving me relic.
The other members OF my family a'so
began TO take Tiny wife for feell
NJ general weakness, she being AZ t."
me much run down and never f.
ing well enough to perform tue wOrt
Of the homs. Within a week she Wss
as she express' q IL, 'Bs we'll as ever !
her life,' aud similar reports came from
all our friei ds I whom we had recon-
mended It,.
/ feel confident that In nervous head.
aches and run down system, the com.
pound will be beneficial every time, If
not perte CT cure.
81 some Instances we have not only
recommended it. but furnished it &,
yer y aged friends, ard The eiief OF one
bottle hes seemed marvellous, one par.
ticular friend Of mine telling me that
before one bottle had been used he felt
At least 10 years younger, and certainly y
had not felt as good for 10 Years.
"Durlng the last 5 years have used
q great mady bottles Of The compound
that IL, In my home. ! am positive
that IL is a sure cure fDr nervous hea a.
achees and u brOken-dUWn feelug,
especially IA the case Of elderly persons
There is one case Ia particular / cali
10 mind, In which Paine's celery con-.
pound asserted It's good qualities. We
bad young married lady friend, who
was nursing ber 4'mOpihs-Old child,
aud found that she could not perform
her household duties On account 0f the
weak condition she seemed always 10
he Ia, On the recommendation 0f my
wife aud myself shs took one bottle of
the compound, and before two weeks
had passed was able 20 DO her own
washing even, IN addition tO house.
work, About thfes bottles wsre used.
have vet % bear from any friend %
Nhom ] Tsco0p msDded II other than
the anst fayOfRble TssuliF,h
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15
She Refuses TO Re- Establish
Separate Schools.
THE ORDER Is A DIRECT REFUSAL
A Memorial TO the Governor.
General of Canada.

WINNIPEa, June 15.-In the Map
itoba legislature yesterday, Attorney
General Sexton gave notice Of an order
setting forth the Manitoba reply TO the
governments demand that separate
scaools should be re-established IN
Manitoba. 1t is a direct refusal " the
de nand. The reply is in the form Of 4
memorial addressed 10 the governor
general Of Canada In council. II recites
the remedial order, and then submits
the following:
"These privileges, which by said or
der we are commanded to restore toour
r man Catholic fellow-citizens, are
substantially the same privileges
which they enjoyed previous to the
year 1890. Compliance with the terms
Of the order would rett,re Catholic
schools with no more satisfactory guar.
antee for their efficiency than existed
prior to the same date.
"The educational policies embodied
in our present statutes were adopted
after an examination Of the results OF
the policy heretofore followed under
the separate Roman Catholic schools
(now sought TO be restored) and which
had existed for upwards Of I9 years.
The said schools were found TO be In
efficient. AS conducted under the
Roman Catholic section Of the board OF
education, they did not possess the
attributes Of modern public schools.
Their conduct, management and reg
ulation were found 10 be defective.
"As result Of the leaving OF "a large
section Of the population with no bet
ter means OF education than was thus
supplied, many people grew up in s
state Of illiteracy. SO far M we are
aware there has never been an attempt
10 defend these schools on their merits,
and we do not know Of any ground
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15

upon which ilis eEpsndliurs u publ,
money Ia their suppof. could be lusll,
nsd' We arc, therefore, oompsllsd "a
respectfully stats 10 yonr ssosllsney ~
epopeli ihai ss sannol aeospl ihs
responsibility ~ earTying Into effect
shs terms ~ the remedial order
"ihs isfpiIas siiseisd ia 1850 hays
siFsn ap impslus " sduosilonsl SOL,
bli ihs difnpullles wblsb srs ighsisni
is Ourselves hsye Consistently 70 bs ns,
n ssuid ~ Obvious ibsi lhs ssisbilsh
plsnl ~ . 80 " Catholic schools fol
l9sri ~ > ssl ~ AnElleau seheo's sna
~ Asnaenlis, lesisnaie sna olhsf
sehpsils sould ~ impsiI opI pollllssl
syslsua lbsi spy sppgeseh % euf pgss
sni sspsisi sisedsId ~ sillalsaey
sppla ~ gulis lspasslbls W. ean
lsliilsls Gas lnsseulslles " sueb .
slsls " saslF vilb ssly glsFs sppis,
brHslen W. hsys ne hsslisaey N
sagins lhfis rsnnsi ~ suggested ssy
nisasuis shleh ~ esf mlsas, ssgld
msif SERIOUSLY lmpsll 500 asyelep
plfni N puf pfgFines
"Ws isllsls ihsl shsp lhs lsa,saisi
eiafl ssf Hlsds ihfis sss ihfn nsi
sFsilsl'ls ~ gopi sgesllssey ~ sssaall
fsil $40 soeulsis lpiagWlsilos - a. a.
seitipF " e'Y iagRfl sysisH "
. b'sas We slse isllsls ihsis sss
lselies nls aassss ~ fsmlps eiyssl
iHasmfsl NJ ~ ibs siisei upls lbs
. aflnes ~ ihs ehsaNss laalsslsa ~
a. siaff iislileS ihs glss % sst.
Iall llsi y 4 sei ia9 lsis ~ Hsts fsll
lna asllls,sis inFsslissiler " iks
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15
TODAY's MARKETS.

arices Current by Telegraph-Locsl
anu POftisnn Quotations..
SALhM PRODUCE MArs~ ri.
BUTCHER sIOCK.
Veals-dressed eta.
H0Es-dressed Ale.
Live cattle-2@2}c.
Sbeep--alive S20O.
MILL PRICES.
Salem Milling 60. quotes rlou,
In wholesale lots i2.25. Retail S2.41
Bran Sl1 bulk, 3 1850 sacked. Shorts 81.
@13. Chop feed Sl4 and SIS.
WHEAT.
a cents per busbel
HAY AND GRAIN.
Oats-20(d 22lC.
Hsy-Baled, cheat $4,000; 6;!timotby
$3.50.
FARM PRODUCTS.
WOol-Best, l2r.
Hops-Best, 3 10 &c.
EQgs-Cash l2lc.
Butter Be dairy, l0Gl2lc; isnc
creamery, l5G 2Oc.
Cheese-lU ~ l2l cts.
Farm smoked nIeats-Bscon SC
hams, IL; shoulders, 7.
Potatoes Zoe.
Onions--2 cents
LIVE POULTRY.
P1uitry-Broilers Zoe; Hens, &c
roosters not wanted; ducks, 6@7c.
Turkeys .6@Sc.
POR TLAND QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Feed, etc.
FlOur-PUrtiand, S2.65; Walia Walla
81 IS; graham, $3.50; superhne, Sl.SC
per barrel.
Oats-Whlte, 29@8Oc; milling SIG
32c; grey, 26@28c rolled, in bags
$5.75@6.OO; barrels, S6.00@6.25; cases
1915.
PotalOes-25c per sacE.
Hay-GOod S5@9.50 per ton.
WOol-valley, ll4@ l2!c.
Millstufi's-B ran, Sll hO;shorts, $3.50
chop feed, Sl2@Sl5 PC. ton; chicken
wheat, 75c per cenC4l. q
Hides- green, salted, ~ lbs. 33c. un
der 81 lbs, 293c; sheep pc,ts, lO@60c
HOps--Choice 5@6c.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter-UngOn fancy creamery, l0@
l21c; fancy dairy, 9@l0c; fair u good
| 74GEsc; c;.common, ,6@65c.
heese-Oregon fusl cream SG 10.
Egga-Oregon, l24c per no2, h.
Poultry SO 00G 800 ueI
dozen; ducks, $4.01@ 90; geese, $500
$500; turkeys dressen, I2c.
Beet-Topsteers ga 35c p,r.ls; fau
to good steers, 2!@3c; COWS . iM24c
dressed beef,596sc.
Mutton-Best.sheep, ,Sz8092. 75;cholct
-wes, &.25; dressed, 4@44c.
Hogs- Choice, heavy, $3.5DC13. 10
! ight ano feeders,S $3.50; dresse (, A. peI
| b.
Veal-small choice, 5@8c; larRa,3@
4c per pound.
sAN FRANCISCO MARKEI
Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, SG
i0c; do inferior, 697c; do valley, ga
llc.
Hops-Quotable at 4GGc.
Potat0es-EArly Rose, 5oG75c In
sacks; BurbanEs, 35cGG0 per sack.
Oats-Milling, tl07@ll7I
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15

We Thought when lhs OTsgonlsn
stated The olhsT day lhsl ssoFsisTy
kineala was geilins ~, 900 > year tbAl
hs Hss ndns considerably 0EsT the
psfk 1HE J0pgeAl has ssgplIsd
lnio tbls nlsiisT SUD states lssl egsninK
lhsl ths ssoIrlsfy's . sslsfy will pgl ga
assd ibO1 ysal 1hs ofssoslsn
nusi now 40 lusiles 10 AT hiResld,
stbsf isifad lls slsisulsnls of insks
thsm good 10 msltsgs " lhis kisd,
lhs pulls waul ia0ls snd nsihins slss
nfffriafy hlnesia slll Bgl lsks assi
ihsi ds'ss n'd hslpns ~ biui sna n hs
lslis We lhsi ihs sliles ylslds blm only
% ls0, sp knps ihsi hls slsifmsbi %
aglisrl Faifn Pet
iislEsy ho.ll nsFsf selise's No
lsls lif, sna shea hs y esgshi,
slaiplF lFlis shelhfi $40 bisssr iis
hss lisi nplfsssausiy slsaui lhs lssas
plsl selslasi, sselsislg ~ stats saa
% Fs8sisig Aeiifias, sHa hsa hls
siispilsp esllss ~ ibs issis ssa %
lsssd ~ fiisa ons $40 sllisllg
~ Wlaspisssnis issis ~ iulu oihsl mss,
shsn lhsy sis aelaE ihslf asig A.
ellins ~ lss y sau lhsp . lhlsi
sad asasigss ~ ~ tssslspi N tasl
ases a. ~ \ is aslsls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15
KLAMATH
HOT SPRINGS
Siskiyou County, Cal.

Alb ut fifty miles north ct
Mt. Shasta, twenty NILS fronl
the California & Oregon Il. +.
Steam, sulphur and hot mud
baths. Cure for rheumatism,
skin diseases and stomach and
all stomach troubles. Fishing,
hunting, climate ana scenery
unsurpassed. Fine stone no.
tel. Delightful place to spend
the summer. For pa ticulars
address EDISON BROS,
Beswick, Cal. Props.
h73m
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15

nsi tgllpg ! sss ietsN aek siii,
nnsN liNiiilf ana So 81 faiild
haslif 80 nt bffsih pliaYftd :
y lilg N iilaai nafsspsilils sna , hsil
hai lahfN "a hil iansf lhll
elllNN na4 ifsgnlfd whh : lnln
ainHNa 40 hfeii shd silsf fskius
liNfi's nslaspslllis hli h,Esh hsllsi
aps FAahf uieFhe
ssliislllg 0ls
Haas pllls ssfs sll nyu iila
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15
THR OPEN RIVER BILLS.

hL HofsT hlmaslf Vetsd against
gsny slnsll sItfsysgsnessi 5ui when
ii ooms 10 al ltsm ~ tsi0, 400, hs yotsd
fOT h N the oolopsl's yois eould have
dons IL, the appropriation blll would
have bssn $4,000 larger ihsD u is.
lis mRy lhins hs aid All right iH yois
ipg AD appropriation ~ ssoolOO0 u
build sad squlp . poTlsss railway bs
tWesp tls highest snd Lowest poinss "
nsslsstlon en lhs c0lumbls, bot she
I.sppls ihlak differently, isslsaa fasi,
THf JouRsAL bss aayooslsd I'oFises
fsiiwsys sDa epss nvss ~ AZ linlss
snd shsp lbs edits sas slsslsa ~ ibs
lssisialps lhs lsppls tnss lhsi W.
bsllsys isdsy lbs euiy ebsob spoa seTr
pegsilas a'onapoly sna lis only hslp
" lbs shssi And wsoi efsp " ihs
sfssi ialsaa saplfs slll eolas lhfsntb
. ps'isss Isilwsy
Ibs ooglslsileHs slli asi,i say sasb
sisp a. . elas.'h gfas lAslf sabssiss,
Fsl lhs isls,sIs ~ fssisga olssse sis
~ bsy fislshi os "a lhs wsisisa ss,ass
ilsl sn lhs gpsssspslsus sbsfss N
thas,saaa,s asy sss o. - lssasi shea
lbs Stale said blssk W ihs whsis
syslsa saa sa,spsl lbsss ~ hsal 81
isssessi,ls ssiss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoriA.
When she was Child, she cried for CAstoriA.
When she became Miss she chung 20 castohA.
When sho had Children, she gave them Castsrts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15
Banner Of Babies.

Miss Sperry requests those who have
not yet brought IN their babes, tn bring
them ~ before the 2Oth. II Id
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15

fHsn s's lllleh alilss " lslilsea IA
ihf Nnlisa nialfa
ilslf sss cas- .ssg ssii.ilassa u
saftf thia EfnHaa
llisls sls hsa ~ ..ssl liss Assa n liHa
ihsss tela iilAaihtf, hat ~ safi
siiaaHi, hssaf y islellna A. dad
~ hfsfis ~ llis ilsssllNs llablle A. llif
lsei llsi lhs NJ SaiNaln enifel llaes
lafhlai sHiesiiH faslIitias ~ ~ llielf
tieluf ltis saN "a faul 800 Nbleeaq
Nhis.A hya tsias paaHeQllaiits elit ~
Has N ibs fssl $50 saslk
hshs > hiAs ~ "A
Ai.st.a F,.... ls.....s 40
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15
MINERAL SPRINGS
OF the State of Oregon.
It's water is free to all, and
is located in the foot hills of
the Cascade mountains, at
SodaviIIe, Linn Co., Or.

The most accessible mineral
springs in the state at all sea
sons Of the year, and the best
water This water is a cure
for all diseases OF the stomach,
liver and kidneys, and costs
you nothing. First-class hotel
accommodations, T.. O.. Briggs,
proprietor mineral baths and
tonsorlal paIlors, Geo, Bcsquet,
manager general merchandise,
k W. Fisher, proprietor
physics ltand surgeon, A. G.
PM Remember this IN the
place for pure air, fine soenTy,
hsbin1 and hunting, aud 10
regulate youi health by drii h.
lDR uld lalling in the beft
sodahaief ON tho Pacific ooast.
Daily hack line meets all
trains at Lebanon, Or only 4
miles, a nice drive IiollliDg
" sodasater ior shipment.
L,Nery and feed stable, a. 4.
flory a Sons, propI etors
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15

iisil'sl siAfrb Gum Il iskrn Internally
Hna asis difeeily op lbs blood and uu
,l,is spfiaess - ibs system Frnd hlf
testimonials, ffrs
w. Classy a ga. Toleda. -
euy F0ld W druggists. 100
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15

hlass, shess, sfs Rdns fssi a ibs
- aissisni sals fgiNnlhls hhas
atafs N go esni 20,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15
sTATE oE ono. cnN or I.oLEno. ,

stats 0F ono, cnYOF 1oLEnO, , -.
IurAs COuRTY,
ffsnk J, Cheney makes OAih that
be 10 the senior paflasT ~ the hfm nl
" J, Cheney A o., dnibR businrss Ia
tbe CITY ~ Toledo, cnuniy Hud ga I.
aforesaid, and that sald hfm viii pay
the sun ~ 1pe bundled 4 iiiiFt f0f
sHfb and ufpfy nass ~ eataffb bai uAni
eei 10 enfed ~ ihe uss ~ iial's Dat.
arb Cure.
FhAsh fuFhEY.
sworn 20 lsfDfu HH and siiiseflbrd
Va ny pIsasnfe. ibis b h day Df Dsorni,
bsf, "A, N. 1851
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15
Mexican
Mustang
.
Linirnent
for

AVl
burns,
LaISed & Inllamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and strains,
Running Sores,
lnflammations,
Stiff Joints,
Harness d Saddle Sores
Sciaiica,
Lumbago,
Seaids,
bllsters,
Insect Bites,
AZ Cattle Ailments,
AZ iiorse Ailments,
AiI sheep Ailments,
rrHssuserrssF
I'enctFaies MuAels,
membrsne and Tissue
ouieldy % iiie Very
Scat al llalumnd
Ousfs II ln q Jlfiy
Rub in Vigorously
hieslsnE ilsnsfai sea9ssu
ialH,
Alskss ilss - assfi ssa
ekalH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15

ltls sfaplf,iii N dlssaas VI ilis tid.
nf5g, IA aiu assialglY a. nllssrb by
fefks FHfs iBgs ahsi Lsadaftf
i.aekss'ils snd deed fssilnE e,lns 6nni
ills sslils esuss Ask hif psftsi Fufs
lufe 80 ihs liFff and tldne3s puns
fi.isl, ssla ~ lspnu a hnsllg lbts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-06-15
Health All Gone
Unequal to Family Duties--No
Arpc lite
Hoods sarsaparilla Cave Strength
and Courage to Work.

"Iwas in such condition Icould not walk
sven about the house to attend to house
The evening times., 1895-11-23
MAY RELEASE INSURGENTS.
Royal lists So cruslId That Their
Liberty Would Nottf3e Dapperous.~

Honolulu. Nov. Il, via San Francisco,
Nov. 23.-The United States gunboat Ben
BiDgton returned from Hiio yesterday with
Minister Willis and family on board after
sixteen days abscnce.
Nothing has yet beer, heard by this gov
ernment of the complaints to be presented
to them by the new japanese commissioner,
Shimaman. relative to; p9p-observance Of
an immigration treaty, as iDtlmated by
that official Ia the press.
Friends of political prisoners are ac-
lively circulating petitions for their re-
lease on Thanksgiving Day. The animosty
at first felt against the insurgents has
greatly rela Xed md most Of those who were
urging their execution are now quite willing
to see even the leaders set at liberty. 1t is
understood that the government Is so
strong and the royaists SD crushed that
such release would not be n source Of
danger. 1t is o lso urged that it would miti-
gate the hostile feelings of the royalists.
1t isnbelievesf that while the executive
council leans toward clemency 1t regards
the move as d very serious one and VIII
proceed with caution. 1t is probable that
all the few remaining native insurgents
will soon be released except John Wise,
a native educated at Oberlin, who has
proved fractious prisoner.
Mr.. Wilcox viii probably continue his
prison discipline a while longer. The
white leaders Will also remain as they are
for the present. with the probable eXcep-
ton of T. B. Walker, Cummings son-in-law,
who evidences thorough alienation from
the royalist cause.
The evening times., 1895-11-23
SwINDLED BY SMITH.
Negro Women Deluded by Promise
of Work in a Hotel.
Especial to The Times)

Richmond, Va, Nov. ga negro man
who gave his name as Smith yesterday
swiudled a large number OF negro women,
and caused great annoyance TO the Hotel
Jefferson. He went through that quarter
OF the city known as Africa, which is dense
ly populated with negroes, and engaged
hundreds Of washerwomen for the new
hotel, under the promise of good wages.
He collected fifty cents from each, as an
earnest Of the engagement, and instructed
each to call at the jefferson unless the
clothes wagon came by O'Clock. The
consequence was that at the hour named the
aristOcratic portals of that SVEN hotel
swarmed with Dinahs and Sallies of burly
form, aud many shades OF blackDess.
When the meaning of the presence OF this
black cohort was made known the guests
were much amused aud the clerks wild with
annoyance. Ittook bothindividual cxplana-
ton and astute diplomacy to clear the hotel
when the women thought they were each
poorer by fifty cents, and had been cruelty
swiudled out of their hard earned money.
They left with dowucast faces, and many
auathemas against the wiley Smith. whom
salt won't save If he ever again appears in
Africa.