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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-12
Timely Topics.
Honolulu, July 9e, 1896.

Honolulu, Juty gS, 1895.
It cannot be denied that the
war cloud which hangs over the
world at present is getting darker
and darker. It is historical
fact that the end Of each cen.
tury has always been fraught
with bloodshed and strife, in
ternally as well as externally.
The great powers of Europe to-
day are making and unmaking
alliances of all kinds. The fact
is that diplomacy to-day is using
every means to postpone the day
when the crash must come and
gain time for the different coun-
tries to prepare themselves for
the gigantic struggle which will
and must take place before the
present generation dates its let
ters in the year 1900. Turkey
is threatened from all sides. The
Russian bear is extending his
claws and licking his blood.
thirsty tongue towards the East
and South in anticipation of
gain. The passive and cold
brother nations who inhabit the
Scandinavian peninsula are
now glaring ferociously ready to
spring at each others throats,
Germany, under its impetuous,
indiscreet imperial master, is
drifting into the deceptive mael.
strom of conquest, and war, in
which all past experience, all
knowledge gained through the
horrors of war are forgotten, and
where only false sentiment and
sham patriotism are ruling.
And while the giants get
ready for the great war their
leaders have realized one thing,
and that is, that no army will
have a show, no militia q chance,
except provided with the indis.
pensable bicycle. And no won
der that the monarchial coun.
tries of Europe prefer the "Mon-
arch" to any other kind, and
supply their wheeling cavalry"
with that favorite brand.
We have watched proceedings
in the great countries with a
great deal of care, and we have
secured the sole agency for Ha.
wall of the Monarch Cycle. We
have realized that, not alone a
large stock is necessary, but that
workshop, in which all needed
repairs can be done is in the in.
terest four patrons, and we have
established one above our stores
on Fort street. This "bicycle
intirmaryp will attend to any
sickness which the wheel
may meet through accident or
lack of care. Our prices are far
below veterinary figures. We
fix the Monarchs sold by us at
cost price if ever they should
need it. We have everything
on hand and have secured the
services of most experienced
bicycle man, whose work we
guarantee.
AS the bicycle is not only of
advantage in war but love, we
wish to call the attention of the
young boys and girls who have
to spend their Vacations in Ho-
nolulu. that we have wheels Just
suitable for them. If daddy
can't send them to the country
for a trip--or buy them q bow.
wow-let them ask him for q
Monarch. 1t will give more
pleasure and last much longer
than even q volcano trip.
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Somehow or other it doesn't have
that effect. The ordinary man
thinks that tho government would
have acted wiser il, on the 4th Of
July, it had taken the full step and
opened the gstes.of the prison to all
political prisonerss, II that policy
had been followed the government
would have saved itself much trou.
bls and much annoyance because
such step would have accomplished
that cancellation with the opposi-
tion which, at the present date,
would have. been OF great value
to the republio. '''
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TOPICS OF IHs DAY.

Senator eSehnidt.is to he copgrs,
tulated on his stand in favor Of Ia
vestigating and going slow on tn.
iniquitous cable scheme. We don'
often agree with him, but we do thu
time. This time he is on the side oi
puolic intersst.
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It that it can never be realized on.
Do business. Put up or shut up,

A correspondent who says she ID
young and pretty and is also named
"Jenny" wants to know our opinion
of-the principle which governs the
Board of Educstion in making ap-
pointments. Judging from her own
statements a. we'll as from other OK
per'enoes it would seem that the
board utterly lacks principle, and
uses instead faculty Of feminine
caprice which, while in plane no
doubt in private, is utterly unsuited
i'll public servants holding public
trust. So far the experiment OF ap-
pointing women to public Office here
Is an absolute failure. Probably be-
ca 'se the women don't know what
their duties are and waat they ought
to be. If they do then they have
shown themselves utterly unfit to
exercise them.
The Senate has endorsed the pur-
chase Of the Bishop late Ruth
K-elikolani-place on Emma street
fra High School. 1t has d me this
the belief that such would teud
to improvement in education aud
relieving the pressure ON he schools.
II is now tune to state the real rea
sons of the prop ,sed deal. they
,r- 1st. 1t gives an opportunity for
Professor Scott,. a member Of the
BOARD who negotiated the transac-
ton, to get prom tlon aud an in
crease OF salary; 2ud, it enables the
,rustees Of the Blsh ,p estate to gel
rid OF aw rite elephant which 'uus
them into expense, at.the expense of
he public aud to draw SON, revenu-
therefrom. The scheme will not re-
lievs any congo stion, ia the publ C
schools. The only congestion is ia
tho primary department Of tho free
schools Fort. -treet school is not a
'ree school, aud, as is well-ku own,
owing to cbsnges,, In the staff dusing
the past year has not been incou-
venienty crow,I-d. But il it hal,
hat-wouldu't admit the $40 children
who want 10 g.t into the free schools
The whole bu.iness is q JOB, aud
'hows the utter map scity9of womsn
-as here exhibited--to hi e pub
&C trust when privsse prefidice aud
uterest tug al theiE sk,rts,
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$250,000 subsidy from Or $40,
600 from Hswaii--total S29o,00o, ~
terest guaranteed oman .sxps. d,tur'
OF about S3,oO0,00O, a tra- ov 8
percent to start with, wi hout a pen
ny. OF business being done. Who
wouldn't be cable promoteri VIII.
sugar plant ation--ey,n q refinery
ike Kealia-isn't ia it.
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MONDAY, AUG. IL, 1896.
RARDoNs AND CLAIMS.

The generosity" OF the govern
ment pardoning British subject
W. GreiS! and IA American citizen
L. Marshall, both confined as poll
tical prisoners ought OF course to
All the community with unboupdsd
admiration.
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Now, two prisoners are pardoned
after being nearly killed by the
psstiferous malaria which makes the
O&hu prison disgrace to the couu.
try. Other prisoners who, accord
Ing to evidence, were in exactly the
Same boat as the two pardoned men,
have to remain and servo out their
terms simply because their consti-
tuition 10 far has resisted the mala-
nal microbs of the Jail, Wewould
Ike to see where and when similar
policy has been carried on in any
civilized country. If, say, Carl Vide
mann who according to evidence
was with Greig and Marshal from
the day in which they started on
their foolish errand till the day of
their arrest succeeds in getting the
malaria fever no will be released.
II not he has to stay in Jail. Il.
that the fairness and Justice and
even common sense which Mr..
Dole's government makes boast
OF posssssing'
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The clsims presented by these
governments are worrying Mr.. Dole
and his Sdvisers. Their officials may
state that the claimants will get it
wheEe the chicken got the axe.
The otleisl organs may pooh-pooh
the idea OF paying claims, and even
the fortune-making Time may give
ito infallible opinion on the subfect.
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the fact remsius that the Govern
ment knows that it 10 in bad box,
and would like to get out Of it,
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1t does not seem to the Advertiser
that the cable scheme is liksly to
get any subsidy at Washington.
Well, Thurston told You so hut you
didn't believe it. And TEE INDE-
PENDENT corroberatsd him. Still
you doubted Let US reiterats once
more. The whole cable scheme 10 a
bluff and a deliberate giving away
OF public rights and property which
ought to be held until properly
guaranteed and practical scheme is
laid before us--not one with a $25,-
600 guarantee on s per cent. on a
100000 git With such string on
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-12

The Time by the way is most
amusing in the claim business. It's
editor, as a matter OF course, knows
more than Cleveland and Oloey
about the matter, aud he consoles
the Government by defining Mr.
Clevelsnd's power. We trust thai
he will send the President OF the
United States copy OF his paper,
just to teach him his duties, you
know. The Time man also admits
that he would as soon expect to see
the volcano rise up in front of
Hobron's drug store as to see mer
of war OF Great Britain or OF tn.
United States land to enforce pay
ment OF the said claims.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-12

While here, the Hon. Mr.. Hilborp
was dine l and wined by the SOCIAL
ed republican government aud its
symgathizars, thetefore aay-imprs-.
sions received by the Congre 'smsp
elect must have been made by the
truly loyal friend Of our present in
stitution. 1t should bs borne ia
mind that M. Htlborn is Republi-
can, therefore not supporter Of
President Cleveland's admini-trs
ton. 1t must be that President
Dole aud his friends are condemned
by their own uttsrancss.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-12

1t looks as If the pardons granted
10 the Britisher and Americas afors-
said were not caused through
motives Of mercy or justice but
were simply matters Of ex xpedieucy
in the face Of. the attitude Of the
countries to which they claim ale
glance. A sop, as it were, to Eng
land and the United States.
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Beach lots along the railroad to
Waianae will soon go up to fancy
prices. No part of Waikiki or in
deed any other beach around this
island can be compared 10 the un-
equ-lled scenery and splendid baths
ing facilities to he selected mile after
mile along the route 1t would be
a good idea to apply the pr'ncipie
Of the proposed Land Act to the
place. Let no one person have
more than, say, 100 feet frontage to
the ocean and put the prices and
term down to within reach of the
respectable business man, or me-
chanic, with family.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-12

II the pardors to Greig aud Mar
shall are tie results OF the claim
now being pushed, the half hearted
action OF the Government will not
help it in its dilemma. 4 free par
don to alt; true reconciliation, and
perhaps nothing more will be besrc
Of the claims. This is is policy
we'll worth irving.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1895-08-12

We shouldn't take much notice of
the Times remark 1t wore not hat
II echoes, the sentiments aud ideas
OF . number OF people here who do
not read history or newspapers ana'
who yet have never heard abou,
Nicaragua, Morocco, and numerou
other places where British suhj-c,
we're iDdemnl6-d for ou'rages oy tbe
display Of the lions teeth.
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'Gaf,lsf The srrong that needs resistance,
For tho right that r.eeds ossistancc,
For the future in the distance
And the good that te can do.
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THBEINDEpENDENT
EVERY AFTERNOON
Except Sunday

A. "Brito Hail.s Konia Street.
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az am IN tho place sphereof I aps demanded
Of coincidence 10 speak tho truth, aad tke truth
Ispedt, ispttgn u vho 90 Ksf,"
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Mmtter,

Miitter,
bic ibre Rnaben germ biibi9 N.
se3oSen ieben, i"llten unisr Sager
bon Rn bens An3agen IN Ausens
iHein nebmen.
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| HOAu VNoS ~bSASth Co**t $toSt SS1oSIS%bf
bic nod Der Sauptltabt fliidteteu, ais
Der Sd)nebe tn's 2ano FAM"
p9iun, bann petBt Du allo au9,
baB mir bonn goel itnb?" perlette ST
NIT wOblsefaltisem 9ddeln. sd
mill oeroammt lein, ipenn 0u nt6t
ber fliigite Mann bilt, ben t6 felt
langer .3eit getroffen babe; aber bas
J iunBte i6 ia bon porberein, i'd fonnte
| es Dir i'm eriten augenblid anIeben.
Sait Gu nidt bemerft, bab i'd Cid 10
aufmerfiam betradtete? Du bilt aud
gu etluas 8eiierem beitim1nt, als bier
10 al8 Slider 5u perfommen. @enn
gu unS gliidli1 uno unnerlebrt iiber
bic Sudt fabrit, mill i'd Cir bebilfli9
fein. Ser &onis unb Der bobe 9ieids<
ratb bdlt grobe Stiide auf uns. Gs
foitet mir nur elm gSort, ltnb lie itels
len Gid iofort als 9oliseioiener nnb
@eri6tSpo9t on, lpo3u Gu lelber am
meiiteu 2uit bait. 8arte elm fuetlig,
td iueroe mir cine Noti3 oariiber in
n1ein 8ud maden."
,, Ger Siider batte Sd tpdbren6 bieier
Bemerfungen aufmerflam unb fors
fden6 betrabtet. gein Mntlib hattie
allmdlig einen gusbrud beS ,3lpeifels
ansenommen, SEN Sd ieooh nollig 1T
iiberiebeu f6ten.
n8ibt Sbr pas," faste Ser Slider,
pdbreno Sb in ieiner Galde nad benz
eripabnten 8ud fu9te, lid benfe, mir
lallen bas. @ott bat mir einen flaren
0erltanb seeeben, Der geraoe fir mein
Qanbmerf binrei6enb lit, uno Id
fpiini6e mir aud feline anSere Bei6afs
tisung."
rDu pitlit nidt goli3eibiener luer,
6en?s
rNein. Sails Sbr pirtli6 etuas fir
mid tbun wollt, ipie Sbr iagt, 70 uers
idafft mir bic GrlaubniB, einen ooer
;mei 8dume i'm f0nigliben Sort su
fallen; benn uein 8oot, 6as bier
unten am Stranbe lie9t, perrnag mid
ni6t mebr iiber bic Gee 5u fiibren."
p@inen 8aum!" pieoerbolte 81,
roaa ~ ia gar ttebt Der Reoe irertb."
rGinen 9r0Beren 8uni6 babe id
nid)t," erwioerte Der senii9iame Slider.
yDu iollit elm gang neues Boot
baben," eriuioerte Sb. rGu iollit
iO9ar 5lpet baben."
nHeid mir Geine Sanb oarauf."
.Sb besriff bic abiidt bas Gnoereu
ni6t, retdte ibm aber bic Sano trots
benz. Das Gefidt bes Silders briidfe
eine tiefe Gnttdui6uns aus, inoem er
ieine Singer iiber Sbs Sanb sleiten
lieB.
r@esbalb treibt Sbr Gurem @pott
nit einem nfaben, seringen Wanne,
Der es ebrli9 nit Gud meint? Sbr
ieio ebenio meni9 elm bornebmer Mann
tuie i'd, bas b0rte i9 slei9 an Gurer
Reoe UNI iebe eS nun 6ur9 Cure barte
9anb beitdtist."
Sd fab elm, baB er eine Dummbeit
be9angen bate, aber er idmies, ftatt,
mte bies in Der Resel 3u seideben
pfle9t, cine 5peits gu beseben, UNI
banlit bic eritere 5lt bemdnteln.
Ger Slider fubr fort: ,@enn i'd
Gu9 nun NIT slet6er MiiinSe be;ablet,
wollte uno Gu6 nit i6Onen @orten
perlodte, I'M Sud binterorein an ben
Seino 5n perratben, 10 binse bas nur
bon mir ab, Senn Sbr ieio in meiner
@elpalt, nidt aber id in Der @uren!"
Sb trat einen gdritt 3uriid, feline
Vrauen ;osen ii6 5uiamnlen, aber Der
6ilder eriparte ibm Die 9lntmort, inbem
er nit bem aopfe idiittelte unb forts
fubr: nGeio obne Gorge, bas lit ridt
meine Gbll1t."
(Gortfetuna fpIet)
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9enjabr in Sapan. Das be.
oeutensite Der flint eroBen s5eite Der
Sapaner lit has 9leuiabrsfeit, bic
Seier oes 5riiblinsSbesinneS. gd)on
bliiben in giiojapan um oiele 3eit in
geidiistcn 0a9en Yfirii6 unb Gorncl.
tiride unb trdat Der pilaumenbaum
leine purpurrotbeu Dlumen. Da wer,
ben bic Tempel In ben Gainen unb Die
Gltdre Der 9aussOtter init bliibenoen
3pei9en eeidmiidt bic Sanier nit
aiefera uno 8ambus se;iert. Grei
Gage rubt alle Arbeit, ,iugebunoene
SrobliAfeit berridt, ii6erall ert6ut
@elang unb Der Slang ber 9aute.
Seffentltde 8eluitisunsen ,perSen per.
anitaltet, Graden, in Den manniafols
tighten 0eitalten, lteisen in bic Qrft,
Ilt ,nb Sung betbeilist iid an ben
Spielen. Man Geniebt beioubere seit.
9erid)te, man iberraidt ii6 sesenicitig
nit @eidenfeu uno iiberienbet iid),
wie i'm attendance, @tiidipunidfarten,
perleben init gpriiden, BON benen
el1lt9e atl9e'ubrt letn mo9en: s0oloige
Wolfen fiinoeu bic erltebenoe Sonne,
aebntauleno 6reuSen ben nabenoen
Srilbling. ~ Slid sepdbren alleia
bic Softer unb bonn 0imnel itain,.,t
Der 6ribling. r. rG0bne, Neidtbnm
uno Glren m0sen Geine gdwelle iegs
nen!" : ~Srieben, bobeS slmt ui.b
bobes sllter, Slid uno Sreuoe mSgen
iiber Eeine Sdwelle treten !"-r r@rog,
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sleide Gein sllter iid!"-n n8elinee
ben 0rieben Sieier Gage unb freue cid
nit uns bes wieSereriianoenen Srubs
!ings!" Observation-Disclosures Slid
Jet Dein @efdbrte !"-rGie Sarbe Der,
blei6t, bic Oif.e entldmeben; bon
Dauer lit nidtS i'm menl6liden 2eben.
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l. Wp!lsoa's Mamnuth s

eeioenfofe!
gbima Seibe su 80 Gents.
8unte @aid:Seibe Su 55 Gents.
@emuiterte Seibe gu SO Gents.
S9ottiide seioe gu 81 Gents.
Bunte Gaffet. seibe gu $1Oo
VroBe Wtsnge BON Geiten 5lm bals
6eu Yreiie!
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@as feblt sSbsse,t 2

Nablen Gle idw.rfdllis, fdtaf. nieberss.
fdiaasn, fino Gie DON Druid i'm Waeen o6ey
Bldbuussn na4 BEN Gfen seplagt, If SIRE
3unse bele9t, baben Gle etueu bittern obsr
iiblel @dHmad i'm Wiunbe. nnresetnid6igeu
Appetit, bduige 9opfidmerlen. 6limmera
Dor ben Mugert, ueru6je 0bipourun9 une
S&tdfrisieit uaG BEN GffeuP
Denn gle einige obtr mebrere bieier Sbmp.
tome peripiiren, 70 feibe Gle an 2sberitarre,
perbunben NIT Spspspfe ooer Beroauunss.
ihpd6e. Sc fonipli3irter Sbre 2ranlbsit,
befto GROCER bic j3abl ber Sbmptome. Ginsr.
lei pie tueit Ile nor9ei4ritten, DIR. pierce'S
''Golden Medical Discovery" wirb Fs
iiberipinben.
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DR.. price's Cream 8atins powaes.
9S@he @eltsausReQanss ausseitnmas.

Sn ben Gin9ewei6en einen
Rtng hattie cine Sub. iuelde leetbin
in Spe9ba6. Gliab. seidladtet
nuroe. Zen Rins batte I'm Sabre
1880 elm Sffi3ier BET einem Man0per
anf einem init &lee beitanbeuen @runb.
itiide oerloren. Wiit benz 3lee mar
oann Der Sting iuabrideiulid in ben
Wlasen Der @ebOrnten serotbeu.
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6rau 81 arH M 0 tt
BON &apen @od, Dleai'
ants 60. ,@.Ba. .,idretbt:
sGbe i4 DIR. Yierce's
Z" Golden Medical Dis
covery " gebrauGte,
tpuroe n1tr Gtles, mas Id
a6. fauer I'm Wasen
Wfeine 3nnse toar 70
fdredlidJ beltst, bab Id
9laubte, ni9ts :riiroe ben
Sslten, ,dben Tils ber'
ullttrbriueen. Gettoei1l
i'd oas Golden Medical
Di. eovervu uohtn f0un
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Der salahitein ees sspaens

In sem 0ebaabe her @eiunbbeit if araft, pprunte,
nt&t nur musful0e Gnerste gu Serfeben 1T, fonberu
auaftisttdt Der ps&tebenen t6rperiien Gunfttcnen'
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iGs uub resuIirsnbe WtteI SOiteters Wasenbttters.
GasReiulta' bon befienebraud If Elm i&neuer Gemtnn
an Stdrfs, forte AUD eaS anseuebme 8ewustiein,
bab ste aebenstebtnsunsen setrdftist merhen = sob
man einen Uorrab BON aesenstroit stnlest sessn bic
unsermetblt4en Gclseh bpbeu aIters fur bas spRem.
Der iidrfenbe Gtnfus bes gttters ma6t es tu einem
S&usmttteI sesen Walarta, Rteumattsmus nab Wies
renletben, turd fetnen @ebrau4 perben Gppet,t unt
S&af se0rtert unb bas spftem eesen BITE Ginpirtuus
gen BON adIte unb Sea3tisset sei&hst.
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Ote
W69entli4e 6reie Tre1e fir Sega
erf9etut
ieseu QonuereaR
unb fofet
$3.50 ftir bae Sabr pDer @1.2e
q Wonate tn @prausbesabluaa.
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Sm 0anbe bes onsemeimen 5duls
awanas bat Sober bas Reht. iiber
S6ulfrogen au urtbeilen, aber ni6t
4Qe iollten es ausiben,
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td tiihtis eiIsu, uab mas i'd siTs, beiOu,u,s
MIR GUT
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WtDReI EZtUHUeIIutII UUH IIHlUers
itofeu,
bte 3M ieeem Breiie tertaufs iperber.
eebaitopol, Sc 3oa brett, 20 Gents.
BoaeneeSerseS, 40 3ou brett, AZ gents.
8amsels9aars serses, rebaeirt bon $1.OO
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Diagonal, re- ueirt bon $l.o0 auf e8 gts.
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46 @entS.
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DR.. priee's Cream Batting powoer.
@eltsausReaanas @eSaille uuA 9iblsm.
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9erren8aroerobe Mrtitel
auer art, in srober austuabl
nnb iebr billis.
9anbithabe bon rs gents an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-02-20

- Sn Der @riilinssifunbe bes neuen
eebrers unteriuden bic ainber nicbt,
was er leiiten fam. ionbern mas ne
fih bel ibm leiiten t6nnen.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-29
cha Ofher >irht

I made trip from Chicago to ST. Paul
and Minneapolis with my wife on tbs
famous North wcstern Limited. For the
price OF . section in an OLD style sleeping
carl secured In the Private Compart-
ment Sieepers. as cosy q little room a.
was ever built inside a railroad car-nos
so very little either. II took up the whole
width of the ca- excepting narrow aisle
at tie side ard Rad two large berths. ]
SAID 1t was cosy-4t was more: II was
magnificent. and We spent tie evening a.
comfortably. ard with a. much privacy
as n we Rad been In our own home.
do not put st too strongly when I sag
that the train Is the personifcation OF
Rolling Luxury, and that the Northwest
evn Line runs the finest trains for al
discriminating state Of Washington trav-
e.s-s tc patrorizs In goiag East VIA sc.
paul ana Minneapolis" r. W. Parker.
Puget sound agent. col Front street. se-
attic. Wash
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-29
cher N.w..

Yesterdays Associated Press dispatches
from Washington City contain this cheer
sul intelligence for Everett people: .-Tne
joint resolution establishing a fresh water
karhor Mt Everett; passed the senate to,
day and now goes TO the president. This
commits the government 10 the compile
ton OF the work. which Will be ordered
commenced az once. Everett News.
The News wsllfuiiy nsssstates the item.
II came as q special dispatch to the POST
Inteillgencer. bst the News, being en-
gagged just now In an effort 10 prejudice
the people OF Everett against Seattle and
the Poss-Intslligencer. does not try TO be
fair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-29

ing loose. The flesh of his face Is COM
pletely gone. At the inquest they found
one tooth filled with silver: II is the next
tooth to the wisdom on the upper right
jaw and the wisdom tooth has been ex-
tracted short time ago. His clothing
Is gone above the waist. His drawers
are intact. apparently having been a
flesh color or pink: now they are OF a
straw color. He also had a pair Of thick
wooden socks on his feet. II this deserip-
ton answers for Grant you can find out.
can get the body with moderate ex-
pense and will forward It to you II It's
any satisfaction"