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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
Warrimoo Being Repaired.

The Canadian liner Warrimoo
will not arrive here until November
2, one trip having been cancelled,
owing to necessary repairs being
made at Sydney. The accident to
the liner at Vancouver recently
will cause the steamer to be
locked, and no vessel being avail
able to take her run, the Warrimoo
was compelled to miss one trip.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04

North KoNA { Hs@aii), Sept. 80
The arrival of the Hall from
Honolulu Thursday evening
brought the good news of the chol
era having been checked and pros
pect of business and traffic being
resumed as usual. The Board Of
Health and all the good people oil
Honolulu who did such noble work
to suppress the epidemic, have the
heartfelt sympathy and thanks OF
Kona residents. Kona, as well as
the other districts Of Hawaii, came
under the ban of Hilo's extreme
and arbitrary measures, and much
wrathy feeling was engendered
bat as poor Hilo has had good
many raps already, it is left for
her to chew the cud Of reflection
and hope that under another emer-
gency she will realize that there
are other places to be considered
besides Hilo.
This district has had its share of
schools waiting for teachers and
belated visitors anxious to return
to their homes. The latter all
agree that if they had to be de-
tanned somewhere against their
wishes, they were fortunate that it
was in lovely Kona.
The coffee picking season is at
its height and great trays of dry
ing coffee are everywhere feature
of the landscape. Weather has
been dry for some time and very
favorable for coffee drying and for
cultivation.
The telephone will soon be an
accomplished fact and Konaites
will be like child with a new toy,
trying the patience of their friends
in the other districts to whom the
telephone is an old story. The
telephone Office at Holualoa is
really quite pretty, situated as it is
on a knoll surrounded by kukui
trees and painted a light olive with
red roof.
The new japanese store near the
telephone Office is completed. 1t
is quite a good sized, substantial
building, and apparently well
stocked. There is considerable
building activity in the vicinity of
Holualoa. At the rate the popula-
ton is increasing, there is likeli-
hood of the fine new school build
ing being too small to accommodate
the pupils. A postoffice at Rolua-
loa is needed, and doubtless there |
will soon be an active demand for |
one.
There is rumor of new man
ager for the Kona Coffee Planta-
ton. The many friends of E. B. |
Barthrop hope 1t Is not well |
founded.
Miss Anna Paris has closed her
house at Kailua and is visiting
her brother at Kealakekua until
affairs are more settled.
Miss f. Scott is due from Hilo
to take her position at Holualoa
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Lemon are
also due to fill the Pahoehoe va
cancies.
Mrs. c. H. Bishop, of Lihue, Ka-
uai, with her five children, have
made a lengthy visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Katherine Scott.
Mrs. Jaeger and Miss Ward, of
Honolulu, are still at DR.. Nc
also his mother and
aunt.
Messrs. Tullock and Clinton, of
kohala and Hamakua telephone
'ffices, arrived by sloop from Ka-
yaihae Friday evening. They are
aking in the coffee plantations,
ind will be Oil hand to help inau-
,urate the new line.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
WE'RE NOT ALL ALIKE.

1t is vain to treat merchants as if they equal
They unequal by methods generally by nature
and circumstances
Our methods such that it enables place goods
to you and save the usual profit
In Ship Chandery quote you Blocks patent and COM
plex from to inches Manila Rope threads to inches;
Ratne Lanyard Selling Marlin Spun Yarn and all kinds of
aed rope Pig Lead for yacht kee copper paint sail Duck
Cotton and Flax every size Iron Wire Rope to inches;
Flexible Steel Wire Rope to inches; Stockholm and
American Pine Tar Paints in oil and dry
In fact every conceivable article needed to make up
complete ship chandlery store.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-10-04
Both Tired.

"Oh, john" said the new woman
to her husband, you just ought to
see my new bicycle. It's beautifully
tired"
ut isn't half as tired as 1 am"
grosned the husband as he sailed the
biscuits and put sugar in the soup.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23

The following letter appeared in the Wheeling .(Va.), daily Intel ligencer of February Sth:
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23
Specimen Cases.

s. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.,, was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fei away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.
 Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H., had running sore on his leg of eight years standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was in- curable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by ". T. Gonder & Co.,, druggists
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23

crash ss the unpa.a .. quest
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23
HOWARD MASTER SOM.
TYPE WRITER.

Mining, Legal and Commercial work, promptly executed. Of flee with County Treas
 urer, Cotter Building,
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest Report R3>:a'!!! :'!! RSkasgl: RRskiRg
 ABSOLUTELY pURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

was proffered. Over in the corner of the room a quiet little game of stud-horso poker was in progress, at which the proprietor of the saloon was taking a hand. The game stopped instantly when the strangers wishes were made known, and the players turned to see what manner of man 1t might be who in this way had violated all Yuma tradition and prece lent; meanwhile the stranger, in no w.s9 abashed, repeated his request, for a pousse cafe. The bartender, rwho was verging on total collapse, thereupon Cast an appealing glance toward the proprietor That indi- vidual was equal to the emergency. Slowly, majestically he approached the bar. "We ain't got none mix ed up today" he said, with impress sive distinctness' as he showed the fallen whisky bottle insinuatingly towards his customer. A driuk of whisky straight was taken, the same paid for and there was a vacant place before that bar in less time than 1t takes to tell about it. Without comment the poker game was resumed.
 R. c. C.
 Part II of this interesting letter will appear ill our next issue. Editor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23
NOT AS BLACK AS PAINTED.

Not -infrequently the name is undsserved. The dog does not always get the benefit of his side of the story. Yuma has seldom been heard in her own defence, and 1 want to assure you that she can put in very good plea indeed. You would have thought so if you had stepped from the train. as we deed, into temperature of 70 de- grees, in sight of a yard full of orange and lemon trees covered with fruit, with rose. bushes in full bloom, at time when, according to telegraphic accounts, Wheeling was experiencing a drop of 49 de- grees of temperature in six hours You would have been further inn pressed, perhaps, if you had camp ed out upon these surrounding deserts for the past eight days, as I have, with no greater amount of shelter at night than a pair of blankets and the stars. This, too, when we are reading of heavy snow falls from Texas to Michigan, mix ed up with all varieties of bliz- cards. Snow and blizzards are scarce in a country that only affords about seventeen cloudy days per year and half that num- Der of rainy ones, and where the average relative humidity is A per cent, Forty-four per cent of hum idity means that there is less than half the amount of moisture in the air, on an average, necessary to produce precipitation in the form of rain, sleet or snow. The an- nual precipitation here is about three inches. There are places in in the United States that show greater precipitation in a single day. One point is said to show a smaller degree of humidity than this, the town of Winnemucca, Nevada.
 ANIREAL CLIMATE FOR CONSERVATIVES.
 The peculiarity of the dryness of the air in Yuma is that it is at tained at sealeveI. Most of the places that are noted for their dry air are at considerable attitudes. Denver for instance, is a mile above the level of the sea, and Santa Fe, New Mexico, is 6,000 feet up. But Yuma has an eleya- Glon of only I20 feet. and pOrti00s
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23

A retiring newspaper man gives hls philosophical reason why he quit the business: "A child is born, the doctor in attendance got $1O, the editor notes and gets 0; it is christened; the minister gets $4; the editor writes it up and gets co; in time it marries, the minister gets another fee; the editor gets a piece of cake or 900; in course of time it dies, the doctor gets from $50 to $100, the minister another $5, the undertaken from $25 to $50; the editor euIogizes the deceased and receives OO0-and the privilege of running, free of charge, a card of thanks.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23
RULES OF POST OFFICE.

The office is open from A. Nj. to P. M., daily. Sundays from l2:40 to l:40 P. Nj: and 5:30 to 6:30 P. Nj. East-bound mail closes at 5:00P. M. West bound mail closes at 6:00A. Nj. Money Order and Postal Note depart ment closes at 6P. -M. daily, excepting Saturdays, when it closes at 3 P. M. No Money Order or Postal Notes issued Sun days.
 Mail from Parker, Ehrenberg and Silver District leaves Yuma Mondays and Thurs days at A. M., and arrives here Tuesdays and Saturdays.
 P. B. LOGAN, P. NJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23
A Household Treasure.

D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y, says that he always keeps Dr. Kings New Discovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow it's use; that he would not be without it if procurable. G. A. Dykeman Druggist Catskill, N Y, says that Dr. Kings New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy; that he has used it in his family for eight years, and it has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial bottles free at Gonder & Go. Drugstore. Regular size soc. and Sl.0O.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23
Bucken's ArnIca SaIve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheum, Fever Sores Tetter, Chapped H ends, Chilbrains Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cure Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re- unded. Price 25 cents per box.
 for Sale by WI. Gonder & Co.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23

Attention makes the genius; all learning, fancy, science, and skill depend upon 1t. It builds bridges, opens new worlds heals diseases, carries on the bushes of the world. Without it taste is useless, and the beauties of literature unobserved.- Willmott.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23
ALand of Promise.

The following letter appeared in the Wheeling !(Va.), daily Intel ligencer of February Sth:
 YUMA, Ariz Feb. 1.-The scene of the last communication which the Intelligencer did me the honor to publish was somewhere in West Virginia; the scene of this one is about 2,000 miles west of the mountain state; and it's entire "formation," as they say out in this country, is radically different. Such distance, and particularly where Yuma, Ariz., lies at the end of the vista, is far cry in more senses than one, but there is at least one thing to be said in favor of Yuma and it's environs, every body has heard of the same. There breathes not man with soul so dead in this country of ours who has not heard of the climatic con- ditions of Yuma; of the soldier who, having been stationed here in life, sent back from Hades for his blankets; of the Yuma resident that dead and "condemned" (re- vised version) was unaware of his hard lot in eternity until told of it; and various and sundry other anecdotes of equal claim to vcra=- city; and I suppose nine persons out of every ten have nothing but pity to bestowed on a friend who informs them that he contemplates a journey to Yuma. I remember very distinctly the days and nights in Washington, when the mercury was lowering around the hundred mark, when the asphalt of the streets was taking on the consis- tency ofriEer mud and old "Gen- eral Humidity" was in the saddle, that I took great deal of satisfac- tien out of the fact that there was always one place in the land hotter than Washington. That place was Yuma Arlz. Washington used to make a brave fight for the lead at times, but Yuma generally man. aged to turn into the homestretch about ten degrees to the good. So much for reputation. ::Give a dog a bad name," you know, and even after the dog dies the name will survive.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23
They ant Names.

The Russell Art Publishing Co.,, of 92S Arch Street, Philadelphia, desire the names and address of a few people in every town who are interested in works of art, and to secure them they offer to send free, "Cupid Guides the Boat" . .superbly executed water color picture. size l0xl3 inches, suitable for framing, and sixteen other pictures about same size, in colors, to any one sending them at once the names and address of ten persons tadmirers of fine picturesl together with six two-cent stamps to cover expense of mailing, etc., The re- gular price of these pictures is Sl,OO, but they can all be secured free by any person forwarding thenames and stamps promptly.
 NoTE-Ihe editor of this paper has already received copies of above ricturer .ad considers them really "Gems of Art.
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23
"How to Cure All sxin 0sssaeesi

Simply apply "SwAYEBs OIXT4ENT No internal medicine required. Cures tet- ter, eczema, itch, all erup uptions on the face, hands, nose, &c., leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. Its great healing and curative powers are T-7ses7.j ! hy u5 J.h,. remedy. Ask yo1r druggist fo. ~HaFst.s 0FV~FENr
The Arizona sentinel., 1895-02-23

IGs V. V. Part II of this interesting letter will appear ill our next issue. Editor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

MittpD6 Na9t bru9en 9ie6e in bos
gotamt in Summit, %. S. elm, iprengten
ben @elbf9ranf auf unb erbeuteten 8rtet@
marfen i'm Wertbe BON iiber f~iinftdufenb
Dollars. iopte %finf9unbert Dollars baares
@elb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
NunIithsfaue

SahnunoIiid auf Ger u1lew Qorf Central.
9ienItag Morgen I'M 4 a6r 25 Minuten
lit Der Dftli6 ge6en0e @9nel3ug Der Stem
0prf gentral=8abn ettpa 5pei Metlen peita
li9 BON Jfome, q. g., %Derungliidt.
Ser l1nfdQ mar Das pp6liiberlegte @erf
BON 8abnFreplern. Ser 2ofomptiofii6rer 6d=
ger aus 4lbanb unb Elm 2anbftrei4er murs
ben auf Der @tele getD6tet. Ser 0ei8er
Magner unb Die Y~o5tbeamten Porter UNI
Mc@art6D ipurben perlebt.
Dies 1T inrer6dlb Der leBten brei 8pben
Der 5tpeite 8erfu9, benfel6en 3ug an 6tez
Ter @teGe our Gntgleiimng 3u 6ringen. Die
8a6n 6at bort cine ftarte g~seigung unb Die
3i9e ldufen in Der Gegel nit elmer
@6neGigfeit BON 65 Meilen; inrerbul6
elmer balben Meile befinbet it9 tein 6ars.
Die 8abnfreDler tpdrert in 6as SefttDns=
hGus ein9ebro6en unb 6dtten bort bic Merfz
aeuge gebplt, NIT benen fte Die 8o6n6 9tez
ntn lpderten. Nuf Dem 3uge ~befanben
1i9 Elf Poitbeurnte urb bter3e6n Pafagiere,
Mls Der &ra9 fam, tpur6e Die 2pfDmDtibe
BPM @eleiGe in ben @raben 9etpDrfen, mn
tie boQitGn6ig i'm Weorafte b~erfant; Der erfe
Nrfttpaqen ipurbe iiber Die 2Dfomotibe BIN
arg gef 9teltbert un6 rDlte bonn 8~abnbamm
6inl1nter; Der 5ipeite poitpagen, in mel
9em bic 8eamten arbeiteten, purbe gegen
BEN SENDER gef9le1tbert unD 19per be14G=
bigt; audi Die beiOen ar0eren pofipagen
trngen 8ei9dbigungen baoon. 9ie
beiben er1ten @91afpdgen entgleiiten unh
I~tiir3ten Inn, ipGbren0 Der bintere S3lafpaz
gan auf ben S6ienen blieb.
0ie brei go6nfrepler 9iIbretb, 9i6bart
unb 2ato, ipeI9e ben 3ng CUR @nt=
qlei1ung bra9ten, BADEN fpdter eiu
6pGes @eitdnoniB obgelegt. Ser piertt
@efangene fteut feline S4nlb in DID,
rebe. Die elenben Burden tperben nun bea
morbes i'm erften @robe angetlagt tperben
iebo9 tpegen t1rer SugenO toerben tie tpobl
nur ipegen Morbes i'm 5%tpeiten @ra0e per>
urtbetlt nnb fomtt nun NIT 3u3tbausitrafe
belegt tperben.
6ilOretb bat Der 9o1i5ei er5d6lt, baB Der
glan, einen 3ug CUR @ntglefiung gu bringen,
bereits oor 3e9n Sagen gefaBt purbe uni
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
3nnnFl 14rn Getuerbe.
WobentIidber Bertht.

Cine &euction i'm @ef6Gft 1T nibt bots
banoen. @ae 8erfu6e, bies 5u erfldten pbsr
es bieiem ooer ienem @influB 3u3uf4retber
irab oergebli9. Sn alien @eI9dften benertt
man iebt bic Sbatfa9e, Dab bic &dufe oor
benz laufenoen NbfdB, Die gu elmer 3ett GEE
ma9t tpuroen, no Die BreiIe ftieger1, notbge=
brrngen cine 3eit bes 9alts beim NufbOren
beg Steigens our 6Olge BADEN muBten, u1o
Dab oieTe 3eit anpauern nirb, Bis Die tpirt@
li4e gea3frage unb Der @on{um fi9 tpieoer
ausglethen.
Die Probutte iteben iebt nie6riger, obne
baB lebo9 cine St0rnng ober panif 0or6an@
ben 1T. Die nii9terniten S9dbungen bes
Wei3ens, bic oor Monaten gen1a4t tpurben,
itie9en UNI 100000 unO nod mebr iiber
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

niB qebra6t tporben. Sen lebten Na9rt9z
ten mad mar cine S4aar Spnder nab Dem
@efdngrilfe 9e3Dgen, I'm Die 9efan9ener
beraus8u6olen. Sc mar feline GTtratpdbe
bor6an6en, unb man glalt6t, baB Die Spn=
der tire Mbii9t ausgefibrt babett.
Gift i'm nlebmeir.
9farrer 8. SadtmDtpica bon Der polntf8en
fat6olif9e ben STRIDE in Set. Carmel, 20, emit
qing am Sontag Meorgen in Der Srlibmeie
nit fnapper gtot6 Der @efa9r, bur4 Barrier
Grim, tpel6es in ben fir Die Weef1e beittnln=
ten @ein gef9ittet norben mar, oergtftet
gut fperben. 3lm Slid 6emerfte Der Yrtez
fter Spuren 6es @iftes auf Der Sberfld4e
6es Metns, urb ba bereits friber etn Qn=
39laq auf fein 2eben gema9t tpDroer1 par,
10 ,I6Dbfte er 8erod9t urtb leerte ben Tel9
ri9t. Oas @tft mar in Der Sdmttagnd4t
in bas ben MeBnein entbalteroe SefaB gee
f9ittet ip0rDen.
Gin Wei6er eelYn4t.
@(us Mtleb, @a., in MontgDmer1 Gourtb,
rpirb qemeloet, baB bort @amftag BET Cages
anbru9 Der G9ulle6rer Perbue, pel9er tt9
in MileD in 0aft befanb, neil er ietne 9ults<
Ge6rerin @iqie 9rabp gef4dnbet bate, oon
elmer S9aar 8iirger aus benz 9efdn9rtie
qe6olt unb gelbn9t purbe. Peroue mar
elm berbeirat6eter Mann uno binterldBt et1e
Srau unb ertpa9iene &tn6er.
Sbie6erei unter fdrrnerrt.
cSn Mo@regor, eSa., erf6OB Samftagyla9z
mittag Sans NQen ben i6m berbaBten Wla.
GroB. Sin iunges MGb9en lief, als Die
8lutt6at begangen iDuroe, aus Dem 9dule
fort, iebp9 NGen Derfolgte lie urb bra9te thr
cine Wun6e i'm &iiden Bet. Ser 3uftdro
bes MGb9ens 1T 1i9t ungefd3rli9. &ura
baranf beging NGen Selbtmoro. @r mar
Elm beqiiterter Bauer unb binterldBt er<
tpa9fene &tnber.
Derbaftun9 eines moroers.
Ser @aftptrtb 8u1tdp Sratner in Prutz
rieburq, Der am Mbenb bes 9. Nob. Dem
0an Surner init einem 8rett einen S9lag
iiber ben S9Gbel ber5ebte, 10 BAT er leBten
0onnerftaq 1tarb, lit am Sam5tag berbaftet
tDorben unb tpegen Mor6es unter $4,000
8iirg16aft an bic @rOBgef4tnorenen iiberz
tDie1 en- tporoen.
poirduber.
MtttnD6 Na6t bra9en 9iebe in bus
goftamt in Summit, g. S, elm, fprengten
ben @elbf9ranf auf unb erbeuteten 8riefz
marfen i'm Wert6e BON iiber f~iinftaufenO
Dollars. Iopie finfbuubert Dollars baares
@elb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
tpeG6e MitgGteber Der @eiitGi6teit berielbsn
Hn.Annknnn Annnnnn

ipeG6e Mit9Gieber Der @eiftli9teit berfeIbsn
.beiipp6nen nerben.
cardinal Gibbons unb Mgr. Satoai tperz
ben our 8e9ten unb our 2inten bes 4ltars
size einnebmen; Die Nfitglieber Der Nobelz
qarbe, pel9e bic 8dretta aus &om bringen,
iperben fiA ebenfa1s innerbal6 bes 4ltarz
9pres befinben. Die erIte @eremonie tpirb
Die 8erlei6ung Der GarbinalspiirDe an Mgr.
Satoui Iein; btes tptrb bur9 ben
cardinal @ibTon gef9eben. 9arauf
oerlGBt @atput bas S%anttudrtum,
legt Tetn Yurpurgetpanb db unb
6efleibet ft9 NIT Dem @epanbe eines
Cardinals. Na6bem er bann na9 benz
Sunftuarium 5uriidgetebrt 1T, beginnt ct
NIT Der Seier bes 8pntificalz6p9amtes.
9a1t elmer Mittbeilung aus Hom oers
Iammelt ii9 oas Goniiitortum am aG9iten
Montag.
Die Seihe oes Generals 6ancod.
.@s 1T beF9loFen tporben, bic 2ei9e bes
@eneral Maiprs @infielb g. 6ancpd BON
9Orristopn, Pu., no tie felt benz Sabre
1886 rubt, na9 benz arlington Sriebbofe
iiber5ufibren. &einer BON ben Pldnen, benz
tpbten @eneral Elm Oenfnal in Norrtstpnn
gu erri9ten, 1T CUR Nusfibrung ge1angt
unb Der Nusi9uB bes 2. 4rtiGerte Corps
Fat Die @r1aubntB Der SamtIienmitglteber
CUR l1eberfu6rung Der 2et9e mad Wa16inga
tpn befpmmen. Die 8et5eBung duf benz DR.
lingtpn Srieb6Dfe lit fir bas 6rii6idbr in
Qusit6t genpmmen. Dem @eneral 6anz
cod fDq Elm 0entmal duf einem Der Dffentz
li6en Pldbe Der 8unbesbaupttubt erri9tet
perDen.
Keine Gebiihren.
Ser 6ilfsminiiter fir tnnere Nngelegens
beiten, &epnplbs, bat entI9ieoen, baB in Tols
9en SGQe1, fpp cine 9enfion 6ur9 8etruo
erlangt nDroen lit, Der Nnnalt bes betreffen=
ben @efu9iteqers ni6t gu @ebii6ren bere9=
tigt tit unb bas i'm 8praus er6altene Self
5uriid3ueritatten bat. Die Mbpptdten ner=
ben baOur9 bieGet9t Elm penig getptHen=
batter tperbea.
Der Sunoesoompfcr yn1inneopoIis".
Der 8unbesOampfer rMinneapolis" ia:
8efe9l erbalten, fi9 Iofprt benz europGii9er
8ef9paoer an3uf9lieBen. Der 8efebl bang
o6ne 3peifel nit ben tiirfii9en @irrer gu
f%ununen. Die uMinneapoliS" befitbet itd
CUR 3eit in dmerifa1rtI 9en @epG7etn uni
es ptrb mebrere Sage bauern, Bis iie berei:
TT, Die Sa9rt un3utreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27

nit Dem 6ritiI8en S9iffe ugonbor" auz
Idmmer. Die Barrie fdnf urb BON tbrer aus
10 Mann beite6enben 8eidBung puroen nur
4 qerettet. 9rei tpurben aug Dem 1infenSen
S9iffe gebolt unb Elm @ierter i'm @afer
{9nimmenb gerettet unb na9 @ulpardiIo
qebrd9t, uu1 bDn bort mad @ubaquil d6auz
rei{en. 9ie Sffi3iere uno Is Mann aim
gen NIT benz S@iffe in Die Stefe.
6raben fid feIbf cine 6rube,
@e9s &nobe1, bte an Der @de bon Grapz
1pnz unb %. GtraBe in QouiapiQe,
&q., ein Sod grltben, -tpurben IN
sSSolQe zines @irdtur8es Des &an0es befz
fel6en berf9iittet. 3nei &naben Iino tobt,
3pet I9tper nerlebt unb 3pei hlieben u1Der=
fe6rt. Die Sobten ftrb 9otparb Gamage
unb 2puts SnDpn. @inen 8einbru9 trug
WiQ &amage babon, einen Nrmbru9 Walz
ter @ambel. l1nberlebt blieben Otto Srppo
unb Sfreb 8afer. Ste &naben 6dtten Sage
lang in benz ftetlen Strabenbamm Der @rdDz
fpn Ctr. geQrbettet, Tim cine 9Dble gu balter.
Sie @rbe CAB iebo4 na9 unb itiirate Elm unb
Die eSSu1gen tpurben perf9uttet.
DamrpffefeI =GrpIofon.
s~Sreitoq Mben6 nm 7 116r lit Der Oampf=
fei1el Der 2 Meilen Dflt9 BON 2igonier, Pd.,
qelegenen @Gqemii6le Der @ebriiber Mdrfs
in Die 2uft geflpgen, nobel Der 21idbrtge
Soh1 Gldrf feinen fofortigen Sob fanb.
Maron Marfs unb Martin Campbell erlitten
t0btli9e 8erleBungen. Mebrere anbere perz
fonen trugen f9mera6afte, aber niAt i3tpere
8erlebungen bdbon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
@o1eni1an+
Gortfesun9 BON Der L. eeite.l

9te COMMUNION entbGGt Ii9 aner 8emerz
tungen iber Die Metboben. Der @e1elf9aft
Bel Der @ornabme Der 8ermefungen un0, in
bielen 6duen, iiber bas llnterlafen Der 8orz
na6me bon 8epmefiungen @epifie Sbeile
Der PlGne Der 9efenf6uft tperOen gebiGigt.
3ablrei4e SGbelen iibrigens, tpel9e in Dem
8eri6te entbalten finn, Seigen bic erftaunli9e
Mangel6aftigteit Der BON Der Gundlgefenz
i4aft gemadten Angaben; 1ptpie ferner Die
gang unertlGrli9 geringe @rbeit, Die Ite fir
n0t6ig erabtet bat, 1rnb in SoIge befen aud
Die berb%d1tniBmdBig fleine @umme, fir Die
fie ben Canal erbauen 81 fDnnen gldubt.
8ielei9t Der intereiantete SbeiG bes 8ez
ribtes lit fplgenber NbI3nitt, Der eine Derz
glei9enbe &ecupttulatipn Der Soften ents
AGlt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
m~abrf6einIi6 eeIYndt.

Nean glau6t, bob bic beiOen Neger, So9n
Ribarbs unb S6omus @atts, tpel9e in Der
Nd6e BON @reemnopb, g. g., Srduz
lein 8agtpeQ iiberfielen, beralbten, err
.mprbeten unb Die 2et9e berbrarrn@
ten, gelDn9t ipprben iinb. Sic ma
rem mad @b6epoile, g. g., ms 9efange
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-27
Die Barfe Srom Carlo.

@s iin6 in San Sranciscp GIN
ssl9eiten iI6er ben 1nterganq Der
italienif9en 8drte r&rpm Carlo" 5ei
9orn betanrt gehpOrben. 9ia5elbe ftieB