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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-12
DR.. TALMAGE'S BEREAVEMENT.
ms Faithful Wife Passes Away After PrOtraced neSs-lhe
Close OF Useful and Beautiful Christian Lie

a great sorrow has fallen upon Rev.
T. Dewitt Talmage. the DISTINGUISHED
divine and his immediate family. Mrs.
Ialmase, for thlr,y-two years his de-
voted wife. and lady beloved by very
wide circle Of friends in many States.
passed peacefully away on Monday. Au-
gust ., at Dansville, y. Y. where she
had been receiving medical treatment
Tor "a nervous amictioa. She had been
an invalid for nearly year. Her i'll
ness practically dated from the Brook
lyn Tabernacle fire in May. 1894. when
It IS thought she sustained a shock that
was aggravated by an attack of Roman
fever the same sumn0r. Nervous pros
tration was followed by physical
breakdown SO complete as TO leave
hardly o hope Of recovery. Stul, with
Christian forduds she kept up
bravely until a short time before the end
and would not permit her husband and
children 20 sacrifice an other interests.
that they might remain by her bed
side. Toward the last however. when
ever her physicians could no longer hold
out any reasonable hope of cure, she
summoned her husband and children
10 her sick-rOom Dr. Talmage, who
loved his wife with a true and intense
devotion. at once abandoned all his lee
turing and preaching engagements in
the West and FASTENED 90 her bedside,
where the whole family were gatherd
about the dying mother.
AT SUNRISE on MONDAY
the waiting soul was liberated and the
father and his children gazed upon the
lifeiess form Of the dear one lying white
and Still before them.
Probably no woman was ever more
deserving of the love and gratitude Of
husband and children than Susan Whit
temOre Ta.mage. She was born I'm New
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FOR SALE

House. rooms and hall Dor. BIKE .
| 18th 81. between Jacob ana Wood. '-
House. rooms and hall Ch~g.ae g.
5th ward. 1890.
House, . rooms, 18Th ST.,
House. 3 roomed cottage. Jacob So %.
2ith. $3.50.
House, rooms. Centre Wae,ne So
House. $ rooms and hall bath
gases, Jacob ST. between lh and la
$500
House. rooms. Goth ST. M
House. 8 rooms, brick. L.- s.. Cent
Wheeling. 5000
House. 9 rooms and hail, l0, ,All
18th ST.. cheap, $500.
House. rooms and hall, lot x.N
near street car barn, cheap, >Lt
House, 3 rooms, brick, l0oi t-itt
81 100.
Corner lot. Lind ST.. 50 IT, from. b.
Lots IN McNIechen. North Ev
Glendale. Island. Edgingtou. la. |.
Pleasant Valley and many o'a.f .s
and near city. Call and get pr
House, 8 rooms, brick corner Dr.. 10
s.. 300
House, rooms. brick. LOT sz--
Chapline St, 9th ward $LO'
House, il rooms and store fIOM
ST. near 2lst lot 4iXl2O f..
House, rooms, 18th ST.. $l.G1
Double frame house, 10 room 400
room, corner of 800 and jacob r
for S27 per month, 5000.
House. . rooms, corner lot, -itl -
terms. $l.4O0.
Lots on Lind ST.. Belvedere
500 each.
business property on Market - o.. o.
crate price.
5000, $500. $500 $500. 5000 AMI
loan on real estate.
NESBITT q j .N..
Telephone G43. 1879 Mar
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est son, we recall these characteristic
and striking passages:
know of no way of getting the wheat
out of the car except by threshing II.
/ know Of no way OF purifying the gold
except by putting it in the crucible. Go
among those men and women who havs
accomplished most for God-go any
whrere and you will find they have had
the baptism of tears. Oh, there Is
something beautiful about baptism on
sacramento day when the water Is
sprinkled on the child; but there is
more solemn baptism than that, and
that is the baptism Of tears. Just LOOK
al the consolation which comes to God 8
children. See how often those things
which seem to have been full or dlsiS"
ter turned out to be full OF blessing.
See the difference between the expert
ence of those who trust in this world
and those who trust in God
When it is time for me to so | want
to be ready-my worldly affairs all set
tied If I have wronged others, in that
last hour I want 10 be sure Of their for
giveness. II there are hands stretched
out from this world to hold me back
there will be hands stretched out from
the other world TO draw me on. Then
Lord Jesus, help me on and help me up.
Unfearing and undOubting, may l step
right out into the light and be able to
look back to friends and kindred who
would delain me. saying: Let me go,
let me go, the day breaketh!' | would
not dare 10 trust myself very far in
this reference or allusion. When We
were riding TO Greenwood | said, Il
cannot understand this composure I
feel, and this strange peace and it
was suggested then and there: There
is a vast multitude of people praying
for us. That solved il.
can testify of the comforting grace
of God. Religion is a tremendous real
ity God will wipe away all tears froml
our eyes There shall be no more sor-
row or signing; neither shall there be
any more pain.
The remains were brought to Brook
lyn and the funeral services were held
in that city on Wednesday, August I.
Thousands Of kilograms have been re-
ceived by DR.. Talmage expressing the
deepest sympathy with him in his great
bereavement
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Although engaged in many charities,
She was siuguiarly UnOstentcti0us in
such matters. and was one of whom IL
could be- tru-hfuhy said Jhat she did
not lc- her left hand know what her
right hand did.
THERE ARE THOUSANDS
who recall her Observation-Disclosures dur
Ing the famine-winter of 1S92-93 when
She personally arranged for the daily
distribution. 10 hundreds OF destitute
families in Brooklyn. of meat and
l0aves. Tn this most practical charity,
Er. Talmage made himself heartily
Joined. 10 cost much money. time and
c0or. but the good done by her quietly
and almost privately during those
weeks. cannot De computed in figures.
Among the most sincere mOuruerS over
her departure will be the poor who have
been secretly helped by benedcence I'M
discovered 10 the world.
Mrs. Talmage was The second wife OF
DR. Talmage his first wife having been
@ 3Ijss Mary Avery Of Brooklyn. To
her remarkable artistic and s0ciable
abilities during the thirty-twO years OF
married life. has been deu much
OF the success that marked her
husbands career Yet for merely
worldly h0uOrS neither cared much.
MY home is my altar. my fam
ily is my inspiration. said Dr. Tai
maze Co a friend 10 whom he was eX-
planning his strong domestic attach
mem And not once but many times
has me told in terms of warmeS- love
and admiration. how much he owed TO
this true and noble helpmate who had
been. next to divine inspiration. his
groa,esc impulse and incentive TO high
achievement.
Iu these hours of trouble and sorrow,
The hearts of the multitudes who read
his sermons regularly i'm this paper will
20 out I'm sympathy toward him who
has So often administered consolation
TO lhe suffering The space that is
usually devoted 20 his weekly sermon,
we give to-day 20 this simple account o.
his bereavement. Tt was his wont, a,
such times 90 speak words of golden
consolation 20 other hearts tina. bled
and at rare intervals revealed his own
innermost
HEART TO HIS FRIENDS.
I'm one memorable sermon, preached on
June o. 1881. after the death of his eld-
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York city. where her father was pros
porous banker and bank president. The
family residence was aItsrward moved
90 Grfenpoin-. The education OF the
young daughter Susan Curtis White
more. was q thorough one. and her
teachers found her deserving OF their
best efforts. Clara Louise kellogg the
famous singer. was one Of her class
mates.
On May z. 1863. Miss Whittem0ra was
married 20 r. Dewitt Tllmoge I'm the
building where they had first met O
few months before the Greaupo,nt
Dutch Reformed Church. of which Rev.
Gown Talmage brother of DIR. Talmage,
WAS then pastor At that time, the
BRIDEGROOM was but little known outside
of his own field: reputation had not
vet come. and Mrs. TalmaEo started
with her husband at almost the loot or
the adder of fame which, with her low
ing asd. ne s3on began 20 climb so
Ulicllv. And few wives proved sucA
hp'Dmrets to their husbands as mas
Mrs. Talmage. She fulfilled the best
ideq OF q helpful wife. AT. the appoint
mcnts on the T2lmag2 home ln Sautn
Oxford street Brooklyn. reflected the
excellent taste of Che woman VINO pre-
sided so l0ug over ir. Every thing
showed the perfect h0usckeoper. The
-eqr qDartmCnt of the second to1r was
Mrs Talmage's w0rkins room. lt was
tasreuIv furnished. but more with am
ava IN utility than Crn3mentauOn. I'D
rbis room she spent most of her time
Ar the mail that was left az the house
for Dr. Talm9ge was taken INTO JnlS
roow and usually opened by her. IL
was not an unusual thing for J1e post
man 90 deliver between one anu Two
hundred letters day, all OF Wnicn
passed ,,,>-De
THROUGH HER HANDS.
Business letters were answered 10y let'
and aU letters that ala not call Tor ais
nersonal attention were attended 10 10y
her So that his valuable time m.soJ oe
besides. She had q multitude of CALI
prs AN kinds of people had % oe seen,
innumerable appointments m'"e anu
kent. the details of q score O. Uo' 8
churches and other matters adl uS,eo'
Tn addition TO an these were lhe u0use-
hold cares Of q large house ana lliu''S
of growing children. ,..-
NTrs Tgluage was thus distinctly ner
husbands right hand. and 9u tle 1e,'' ,. =
of mis- busy life We're looked aijer by
her She was thoroughly business
woman. having rare executive '0ll,,l.
and caDqble of easily handling d NUMBER
of things at the same time. N4tI ol
her husbands daily work was pia'- t.l
and laid ont by her. She mace ms
Dostora, and social engagements Sil1
su his lectur.ng interests We're III ueI
hands. She knew his capaoiiilieS even
beer than he. Whenever q 'aiA.s
was TO De made 10 was she Wao ---I i
ont The route. procured the tickets and and
e-a-erooms and attended % an t1e oe-
ous. Few public men We're sSNsu -
many ANNOYANCE as was Dr. laiAl'S'
NV his w.fe's kindly foresight ana ao.'-
irv Put. even if she had never SHARED ..,i
her husbands life work. she Woul0 s-,.
b9ve bson one of the busiest OF women
IA NJ, T3Image was sympatheuc 10y ma
+,,-e IKE her husband, she saw tna
cbesrfnl side of life Cheerful active
,.,gorrus. she was till withip a year age
IN the prime of life, and OF tul nSNre
T4er face was youthful because she NeP'
her heart young and her hands busy
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She was always tasteful in her wardrobe
but never SNOWY.
Both Mrs Talmoge's parents died sew
eral wears ago. one brother still lives
among the scenes of her early home IN
GrceuDoint. prosperous and well-doing.
Two
SISTERS OF MRS. TALMAGE.
live together but a few blocks from tho
Talmage home in BrO0klyn-as close IL
spirit and relations 10 the pastor Iam-
iIy as if they We're material parts or IL
Five children have resulted from the
marriage The eldest daughter, May
Mortimer. married Mr.. Magam. yOunS
New York business man, a few years
ago. The second daughter. Edith FL
wood. also made most desirable and
happy marriage. Jenny GGsherie and
Maud DcmOrest are The other two
daughters. The only son by the mar
riaee is Rev Frank De Witt Talmage
now pastor Of a prominent PreSbyteri-
an church in Pittsburg In him are
conferred the hopes of thousands that
the light of the TalmaSe genius VIII
no. die our with the father.
Mrs. Talmage was well known 10
many both in America and Europe.
on several occasions she had crossed
the Atlantic with her husband. When
be made his famous "trip TO Palestine
and Egypt ,u 1889. Mrs. Talmage ac~
COMMANDED him and visited the sacred
places. Aeain in 1892 when he went
10 Russia with Dr. KlOpsch TO relieve
the famine-s.ricken peasants. Mrs. Tai
mage shared a large part OF the jour
ney. which was not altogether without
it's perils.
I'm all his professional plans, and his
pastoral activities. she bore no incon-
siderable share. rendering valuable as
sistauce by her quick wOmanly appreci-
alton and sympathy and her fine busi-
ness capaci-y-the latter quality that
proved of the greatest service to Dr..
Talmase throughout his whole career
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-12
SPECIAL SALE OF REAL ESTATE

40. 1903 Chapline ST.. brick .u...n.
rooms and finished attic. lof tNl-. t..
NO rs Fourteenth ST.. Dor .NI-U be-.
mu bee sold by september -t
No. l3 Wood ST., STORY 0rt.. Lr
and brick stable. lot 60xt2 f..-
30. 1873 Cnapline ST.. fine dwelling
NO l' Fifteenth street 1 room tr..
los -1Xlm feet
3 lots y. T.. corner Wabash and b.. FL.
streets Island
10. lg1 $. Front ST. river view. lot .
No. ~ >. Front ST.. frame dwelling
Building lot on Main ST. beet. 22d r.
Alley 10, has frontage of 2ra fe.f
The Bloch property corner Main
Ninth streets. 80 feet front ,Xf.al.u.
river. will sell part or ain of 3d.
A piece OF Market street property rr
of the POstOtiice.
No. 81 South Broadway. fine rcsi.e-..
Two fine lots ON s. Er0lfG f-s..
A desirable residEce property. 81
Indiana street. Z rooms. modern
NO. 2S21 Eoff street 2-st0ry fran. tr
ing of s rooms; half Tot $40. O. STU ~.
25X1JO feet.
Money to Loan on City Real Estate
KINEHAKT TtEUu
City Bank Bldg. Room SO TI d.
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scores a bulls eye on the target of salts
faction, if our display Of furniture hap
pens 10 be the bright and shining marx
of this steady fire of gazing admiration.
Our goods provoke serious intentions OF
purchase, just as the magnet draws Steel.
It's like drawing prize, too, TO secure sec.
one of our furniture bargains. hatt
gives US a draw on buyers. like that OF
the engine on the train. Now Is the time
to secure a full house, from furniture
point of view, for a moderate outlay. Our
stock is always a mirror Of the season
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-12

Kenneth Bazemore had the good for
tune TO receive a small bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy when three members of his
family were sick with dysentery. This
one small bottle cured them all and he
had some left. which he gave to George
W. Baker, a prominent merchant of the
place. Lewiston, n. c., and il cured him
of the same complaint. When troubled
with dysentery. diarrhOea. collie or chol-
era mOrbus. give this remedy trial and
YOU will be more than pleased with the
result The praise that naturally fol-
lows its introduction and use has made
il very popular % and 80 cent bottle
for sale by Chas. r. Goethe, Will w.
Irwin. John Kari VIM. E. Williams,
C. Menkemeller. VIM. H. Hague. II. C.
Stewart. A. E. Scheele, ]. Coleman, c.
Schnepf. VIM. Menkemeller, Wheeling,
". Va: Bowie & Co. Bridgeport; B. F.
Peabody & Son, Benwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-12
NEW FALL AND WINTER
Dress Goods.
GEO. r. TAY0R.

We will open and place on sale on
Monday morning, August 18th, our first
invoice of New Imported Dress Goods and
invite an early inspection of the choice
and stylish Novelties we shall display in
our Dress Goods Department. There will
be a great variety, but no two dress pat
terms just the same, nor will any selection
be duplicated. We take pleasure in stat
ina that prices are considerably lower
than last season and cannot fail TO please,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-12
IN HARD LUCK.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register
Steubenyille, O., August thames
Mc-Elcannon. of Toronto, IS broken
hearted. He was sent to the peniten-
t,ary three years ago for stabbing VIM.
Reed and h returned yesterday to
find that his wife had applied for di-
yorce in the court at New Cumberland.
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FOR SAL

. lots \. Huron ST.. old Fair ......
III ). urk ST.. new S-story iram. I.,
lO84 Eon st.; can bshad ou ,a-. -'.
200 and 2O4 Main street .of 81.
ninS through 90 Coal ST., two e.u.. B.
very low.
No. - y. Huron ST.. five rlD...T
Double brick dwelling west sid. no..
> 2-story brick dwellings Penn ..-
lot 9JX1OO.
10 acres land on EdgIngtou, Ian.
lliJ and l147 Market street
l222 and 1924 Market street
- 1000 will buy lara. boot rr. ..
roomed house at eathrr7,uuI. ..-.
able location Many other prUn.rr.
city and country. $1,000 loan
GEORGE :. NIATHt>DN
Real Estate Agent, 1929 Nar.c, ..-..
Telephone lO7.
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commencing al N

commencing Ut I'D 'i'."
loving described real it''.
said city. county and stare.
of lot numbered one 100 Hq'".
seven I'm ChurchllIs dlIiI'pH Oh
part is bounded as Iu.i9"H.
on the east line oi tic' ''.9'h
point twenty feet from '.e
or northeast corner OF ~
Eleventh streets. measured it
direction along the east lin' .
street. thence running ln 70.
rectior parallel 10 Eleven
f,y.utv feet distant thereir"i'
| inc Of said lot. then..
rorfhcrly direction parable.
street twenty-five Feet
thence running iu W'
rIrallcl with Eleventh SIT
tine of NcCollOch street,
rlrning i'm sOuth"rly DIR
.lst line Of McCOlloch
feet and six inches 10 the
ming together with the nN.
movements thereon anu
and aupurtcnauccs inei
r.seryfug 10 the Owner oi
Joining the right to use a..
one story frame built ata'
fha two story house on
sold as said one story h.'
until the same d. r'wpN
also 10 the owner or oDtuI
ertv ON the south the u
fron, tho pire underlyllt
eoLd Tho property 10 h'
heretofore conveyed ,o
! Iv John E.Clator and, "-''
! ,fsrcL 10Th. lN'3. ana
SAID office boz deed npoN, Oh
Terms of Sale-One-. H..
chase money ana ass m'.
MS Tie purchaser snail
in hard ON The DAY oI
Jitl thereof ln two eQlai
a+I two wears respect
0f sale. with interest
purchaser 20 give MS
thereon satisfactory I'
f0- the deferred pawn
~ be retained until
az the purchase mo-.
until thc Iaymenl
secured 90 The sai.--
Tfe tile Is believe
selling as trustee ] -ha..
fitIe rs is vested .n n"
trust. ,..rrH.
August ath. l''I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-12
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of two deed
Henry MunZe and kaiIl
wife, 10 me as trustee. or
day OF March. a. -. lsH
ord On the office of the t|..
~ Court OF Ohio county
IN deed of trust book Ao.
and the other thereof date
November. 4. i. 1880. ami
In said Office In deed of 'i
at page 3l3, | will sell 81
door of the Court IIOu
i'm the city Of Whc"linr BIZ
at public auction. or ...
SATURDAY. SEFTEM itit
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
WADDINGTON

containing % acres. on BETHANY p,...-
from city. Splendid fruit and l.,.'.. 81
I,Weliiin ing house Also dairy farm. VII. wi,
Attorney and Land Agent. civ u.
ing. 1900 Market street
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F. L. HOGE,C.E Al. WHITE, City fagn.sr
HOGE x THITE,
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

Steam and Electric Railways. Bridges
Mines. Town Sites. Water Supply. Sewerages
and Paving Cement Tested. ONCE city
Building, wheeling, w. Va. fe2OeOd
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT AND FOX SALE CARDS
at the Register Counting Room.

FOR RENT-Nos. Is AND 20 ELEVENTH
street. now occupied by US as dry goods
session September Is. H. EAISHEIMER.
IS and 20 Eleventh street. auiedh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-12

EOR RENT-Furnished Rooms No. 1896
II Main street; bridge corner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-12

FOR RENT-FIVE ROOM BRICK House
No. 81 Eleventh street. Possession given
August LIST. Apply Register Office. jy7edh
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I'm one memorable sermon, preached on
June o. 1881. after the death of his ED
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-12

Continued on 7h page.)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-12
THE TEMPLE OF FASHION
SO Fort Street.
To the Public and Tourists.

Any party wishing to take. a
ride around the Island, or to the
Pail, can be accommodated at a
small cost by F. Smith, the Bus
man. At Smiths Stables can be
found at a moments notice Buss-
es, Wagonettes, Buggies, Saddle
Horses, etc for hire.
Special attention paid to Tour
lists wishing to take in the sights
at small fare. This is the cheap
est place in town.
Horses broke, double or single;
also horses bought, sold or ex-
changed. For further particulars
apply to
f. SMITH.
Bus and Livery Stables.
King st, between Fort and Bethel.
Telephone 408. June l8. emo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-12
'rnE nor WEATHER HAS

hB llOl W IA II ElN tAH
no effect upon our trade, un
less II bo to help IL along, Whyl
because ourstock Is made up Of
goods for all the seasons in the year
we are never caught Mapping
White musiins, for instance, are
seasonable at any time and so are
Serges aud ladies' cloths. For a
stuff" dress there can be nothing
better; and we have every imagiu-
able shade to select from. But
we are not asking your attention
to dress gods, we want you to
know that we are selling Ladies
Chemises three for n dollar
You've paid fifty and seventy-five
cents each for these same goods
many time. You may have to
do it again they are drive with
us and we want you to get the
benefit of it.
Every one wears sailor hats be-
cause they are cool, comfortable
and stylish-we have them in
endless variety, high or low
crown. In white, black or cream
color.
Do ribbons have much of your
thoughts Come to US and we will
show you the largest assortment
ever shown in Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-08-12
PACIFIC CABLE SCHEME.
Action of the Hawaiian Government
IL Viewed with Favor.

Action of the Hawaiian Government
is Viewed with Favor.
The members Of the prospective
Pacific Gable Company are much
encouraged by the acton of the
Hawaiian Government, as told in
dispatch to the Call yesterday
morning.
According to this dispatch, the
Hawaiian Government is strongly
in favor of cable connection with
the outside world.
The local members of the Paci-
fic Gable Company think this
action on the part of the Ha-
waiian Government will have the
effect of fastening Congress to
grant a franchise to a United
States corporation, AID also pro-
vide subsidy for the construc-
ton of the long-contemplated
cable. They are: Hugh Craig,
General W. FL. Dimond, George
P. McNear, E. I. Allen. l.. Par
rott, e. B. Pond, M. Bishop, w.
j. Adams and Colonel Taylor.
General Dimond said yesterday
II think the action of the Hawai-
ian Government will have a bene-
fetal effect on the scheme. The
bill providing for the franchise OF
our company was passed by one
House before the adjournment Of
Congress, but it was killed in the
other. Something like this is
needed to awaken our Government
to a full realizing sense of the
importance of q Pacific cable.
France and England are only
waiting for the slightest oppor-
tunity to take advantage of Ha-
waits isolation and get in on a
cable telegraph construction
scheme. l think Congress will
appreciate the importance of i'm
mediate and decisive action, and
we may look for something de.
finite before that body has been
long in session"
Eyes, indeed, we may view the
attitude of the Hawaiian Govern
ment with much favor" remark
ed Hugh Craig, when his atten-
ton was called to the dispatch
from the islands. Congress
cannot fail to comprehend the
importance of having an Amer.
lean company lay that cable. Th'
other powers are only too anxious
to cooperate with the Hawaiian
Government in the construction
of Pacific cable, and the tim'
to act is at hand.
l