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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-05
@egeben su &om bel Ct. Yeter, am
II. Suli 1881, I'M IA. SABRE uniere5
pOntiiicates.

@c9eben su 8om bel ct. Yeter, am
II. Sult 1881, I'M IA. Sabre unieres
pOntificates.
SEQ XII, gnpIt."
limb in Der ShluBpreOiQt, no6 gez
enOi9ung Der Nus Observation-Disclosures
am 4. CttOber, ipra9 Der SO6tpiirz
Big tie SiIdOf oieIe Worte:
ng8tr bdben es ia aud 0eb6rt, pie
9emt'ie Simmer pertiinoen, bab Die
Selten nabe IinO, in benen oas @ols
aut tetnen Simmel mebr boffeno, nur
oif Groen iein Slid uno feline Ireuoe
tuden neroe; mir baben Qeb0rt, DaB
bon getpi1en bobsn S6ulen Der &uf
llns ent9egenIbalt, bic Better Der
STRIDE Ieien balo oorbei, Der 8ei1t, Der
an feline Wunoer glaubt, feline 8lau-
bensidbe tttr pabr bait, iperoe balo
lle9en, oteier tpiIienidaftli6e 8eift lafe
iih niht mebr bonn 8lauben an 8dn=
9elbanoe filbren, bic 98iIIenibaft tperoe
alleln berrihen. Sas baben mir ee-
bort - iIno bsute miiiien oieie Seute,
menn iie Die 3eiden Der ,3eit perite9en,
es etnfeben. baB lie ii9 9eirrt baben.
Sic miiiien ieben, oaB ibre @eisbeit All
Shanoen gepOroen 1T. 8or bunoert
Sabren bate Die %un9ldubise Ybiloio.
pbie Sepabnt, ieBt iei Der Moment oes
Srlrmpbes getommen, in Dem lie ben
8lduben oernihten tonne, bunoert
Sabre liRo pOrbei, no Der 8laube
Srlumpbe 9efeiert bat, wie lie ibm in
perflo'lenen ,3eiten niemals gu She'll
9epOroen limb. Wabrli6, Der 8laube
ttebt nod felt. Sept nab bunoert eSabs
rem looert Die Siebe gum Seilanoe 10
TART tple in Den u%erganeeneu Sabrbun-
Oerten. Sus berehtigt uls su bober
6reuoe. Siuit bate eiu beioniiher
Saller nab per9ebliher 9etdmpiuna
oes 9brlltentbums, snttduidt ausaeru.
len: o8allllder, Oh bait 9eiiegt!" @ir
oilrIen aber init Dem 8efiible Der 6reuoe
ebenf0lls alIsrufen: .8alilGer, Su bait
9eliegt!" SaDobl Der Seilano, Der gr.
lOier bat 9elis9t.
IVY iptlb iupply uUb - IltIl'uDPII ulUt,
Die 8ott oaSu beftimmt bat, Nnoere su
lelten. &ber ibre Wadt rei6t nur 10
melt. ais Die 8rensen ibres 2anoes
9ebsn, ia i6 tam uObl iagsu, nur 10
melt, ais ibre Sefsble rei6en, ibre Dire
msen, ibre bepafnste Ma1t, usiter
aber nibt. Sic miiIieu Dor benz
menitliaen Settle itebeu tleiben, Tie
tonnen niht ius meniblibe Sers bin.
ein9retfen, oaber 1T lire Wta6t idna6,
nur BON turSer Sauer, oarum tann
lelht elm Nnoerer lie an ii9 reiBen.
Nber bic Wtaht @Ottes, bic Wa6t @bri.
I'll, lie itebt nitt title Dor Dem menid.
llten 8eiIt, lie orin9t in oieIen Self
unenolih tief Elm, lie erfaBt oas menIh.
llde SerI Christus regnat, oies baben
mir audi in oieisn Woten geIeben.
9Sas empfanoen mir fir Elm 8efiibl Der
6reuoe. als mir auf Den StraBen bas
0ll%betannte Sieo bOrtsn: vSeIus lebt.
allsluia, Seius lebt!"
Il bluB foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-05
Saar, WoisI, GifeI uuo Sunsrld.

Srier. 3psi Wiaionen uno IA
Sanieno Wart, ods 1T oas bisber
unerreiht 9ebliebens grgebniB Der
gSeinsS ertelGerun9 Ger osrfl. @ote,
rpelhe ale. aud bic tiibuitsn grtpar.
tun9en iibertrOffen bat. Surbibnitts.
preile in Der S6be bon 5000 Wart,
bic fir before OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mar.
Ten erSielt puroen. iino sbsnfalls big.
Der auf teiner 0erlieiQerun9 erreibt
pproen. Sa 1T es oenn nibt gu Der.
punoern, oaB an Woisl uno Saar
iih oas 8eIprdb nur UNI bic @eins
prelle orebt, uno Die tleinen gSiner,
bic iit ttlmmerlia ourdi6la0eu, nit
itilem Neioe uuf ibre oliiflihereu
SrDBeren r@Ollssen" idausn.
Sn Srier finoet al ben beioen
YfInQltta9eu elm 9roBurtiass Gdneer.
left init Goncurs ltltt aus InlaB oes
25idbrigcn Subildums oes Srieriiden
8%eian0perelns. 9iele Der beItcn Ser.
cine SeutihlNuos usbnen She'll, i'm
8Hnjen etlpa 90. Die Breiie Iiuo
lauter Yrabttiife, burunter oereu
pOm Safer, Der Raiierin, BEN Yrin.
gen Seinri6, Der Staot Srier, idmmt.
li6en Sereiren Srisrs uip. Sas Teft
iuiro Samstdg, ben %. Wai, ourb
einen &Ommers i'm faith. 9%iirgerpersin
er0hnet. 9m SOuntua iinoet Gle
Suuptisitlidtsit, ioipie Der 6eItsua
itatt. Sm Geisu9e ielbIt ipsroen A.
5 Wuiittapellen ipielen. Nm Wontaa
lit Der Wettitreit beenoet; odnn tommen
Die oeribieOenen Nusfiiee in Die I'm.
Nebuns. Sonntas Nbeuo miro bic
Yorta Niara bengaliI6 bsleu9tet ner.
ben, ein 4nbIif, pis err in ieiner 8roS.
arti9teit ielteu 9eIsben uiro. - Sas
P~aiiionsipiel fir ben &irdenbau in
Ct. Barbara bat na6 gb,ug aller
Soften ben ln~aeiabren 9straa bon
10, 900 W. sr9eben. - Ssi Qusi6ah.
tun9sarbeiten al Der porta Ni9ra
nuroen ,psi Se9rdbuiBitdtten blosae.
leSt; man fano fiinf Ndpfdsn, ;psi
Sdmpben; 2 urueu, in oenen Iih
&no6en unO l 2dmpden befanosn, 2
Seller nit Iide. Die 4us9rabunssr
perosn fOrtgsIsBt.
Wsl9 risiiger 2ei9tbum
in ben Ser9pertsn Der Saargeaeno
lis9t, uno pelb' tolohale grqisbiateit
oieielben beIiben, erbelt baraus, bag
na6 ior9faltiser gsrebnun9 Der 9era.
inssnieure Der 4oblsnporratb nod fir
minbsitens 800 Sabre ausrei6t. 9iel.
leiht 1T es unterosNsn iop.it setom.
men, oaB ourh Grrihtuna elmer al.
semeineE Wdrmscentrase bic Soblen.
feuernna iiberfluii9 sstporbsn 1T. So
absnteuerlih Der 8soauie aud tliuaen
mag, er ldBt ii6 bob einmal perpirt.
li6en uno tpirb in tsbni'ben uno geo.
lOaiiben &reiien allen @rnfes erfpoaen:
ourb Surbitetuu0 Der grotruite All
Dem 9liibenoen eroiunern sn Qelauaen
uno bon oa aus Die md6tiaen Warme.
itrOme 81 Oeriuertbsn. Die beutiae
8sneration miro oas alleroiugs ni9t
mebr erleben.
Der Samilie Wilbelm Damien
in Saarbur9 limb i'm 3sitraum BON 4
SaGen 3iuei 4inosr on Der Sipbteritis
QeltOrbeu. Bon oieier bOsartiaeu
&rantbeit iOllsn in Der Staot Saarbura
ca. 100 Rinbsr bsfalsn isia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-05

uno babel bat es einen @lepbantentopf,
i9On nit &iiiiel perieben uno oasI
nod Glepbautenfibe. 8as nur BON,
elephant an ibm feblt, oaB iino bic
Sbren uno Der &6rper, iOnit mdre es
Elm e6ter elephant. Sas Sbier beiin=
bet lih lebr wObl uno iaeint am Geben
3u bleiben.
S6mebiinQen. 9tm 8. april
brad Nbenos 9 ubr in ben 8ebdulit=
teiten bes QBiusers Rod Wtutbias cine
Seuersbruult aus, melbe Sbeuus unb
Stalung nebit ben BARN l0Qernoeu
6ourragen total sindI6erte. Shaoeu
5000 fSr., oerii6srt.
Sietir3. 8. glpril. gu Der on,
Derfl +. april bier itatt9efuuoenen st.
&o6nspro5eiiiOn, an Die @bOleruSsit
BON 1866 erinneruo, lparsn, pbidOn
ni9t pom beiteu Wetter bs9iiuitigt,
iablreihe Sbeilnebmer berbeiasltrOmt.
au6 Die bieli9e Yiir9eri6aft uabm
regen Qntbeil an o%erlelben.
Sioelingen. s. Ipril. 8eltern
abeno mar Der bieIi9e @rbsiter 8irteen
Seinrid i'm ge9rifs, ii6 CUR 2antine
gu be9eben. als er 70 uneliidli6 cine
Selertreppe beruntsrfisl, oaB er idluer
perleBt am Sopfc na1 benz SOIpital
perbra6t peroen muBte.
8onberin9en, s. april. @m
Der Il. Sitermonta9 nIros uuiere per=
oierltpole Ssbrerin, SRI. gnua 8eIuert
81 Srabe 9etra9en. Die alieitig 9e=
liebte 8erItorbeue iuirtte 20 Sabre
leSsnsrei6 in unierer Mitts.
Gttelbriit, s. Npril. Sci elmer
AM Oitermontage ab9ebalteneu Saus=
perltei9erun9 puroe oas Dem pbpto9ra-
pben S9uB aus 2%urembur9 gebOri9e,
gut gsle9ene 8si6Gitsbuus, 8. MeBs
Qermeiiter giIenbu6 Don bier gum
Prsiie BON $3.50 6r. pertauft.
Gioil It ano Der IS III / b G
~ Hltl ".
@ebmrteu. - 3. Seb.: Gatbarind, Z.
D. Beter 9iiner aus Serbur9 l3. Otatbtas,
Sobu D. Wtatb. Vteoiu9sr pom Qeuig 21. {:
Ebeooor. q. D. Watb Vtepers pou Berburs ;
23. Waria Wargaretba Geouie, (. u. 5b.
@lerf III Serbur9 8. WtGr,. Ritolus, q. ..
Reter S6olteS aus Wuuteruat a; 10. Waria
Wdrtba, !. D. Gbrlitopb ZOOS aus Wtanters
luh u SiiiobPth n JkIlhpIm SpuipI
aus Serburg.
SterbefGue - IS. Teb. Wifolas, g.
.. Sob. Scter $lirt aus 2eutg. alt 5 Wouate ;
%. Ototb. 0tetnaro, 70 Sabre, @ubuurbei-
ter aus WInl6eter; %. Gloiieu Glliobetb,
So Sabre, Gbeirou Z. Stmit ans 0eQig !;
a.. Gseis, Sol. Safob. 90 Sabre, Wiuer
pom 6elSmiible; 10. WtGr;: 3eimst Sobauu
Feter, % Sabre, S9meIiurbeiter aus Ser:
burg; 2S.: 3a09, Soboul, alt eir Sabr,
Sobu Don Sobatn, aus Wauterla6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-05

Sobn q il n. Der ft1rtIte Wanu,
bate am SfermOnta9 bel ieinem Nui=
treten in Siert lln9liif. Yeim Seben
oes Pferoes rutibte er aus uno platte
ibm cine aoer i'm Cberi6ent.l. Iat
Nusia9e oes IrStes oiirfte oisS eilung ca.
q gSohen beanipruben. Anoere Wel-
ouns ausSiert beiast:y Ssi elmer bier i'm
Srelen bon Srn. Sobn @riin 9s9ebenen
Sorltelung, mar Der Sitnltler 10 llns
qliitlih, bel ieiner lsBten 6orcetour,
beim Qufbebeu oes Pferoes nit 3 Wanll
arlsSuruti9en unO eiusu gsinbru9 su
erleloen.
Sonnepeg. 9. Ipril. Selte
Na6mittaS wuroe i'm bieli9eu S6ule
Iaale in 8e9enpart Der Srts= uno @e=
acknowledgement Der Yau uuleres nellen
Y%farrbauies (&Oiteuani6lag 10, 300
6r.) Dem u%nternebmer Sremer bon Gb-
llnsen nit Spei psf. &abatt su9ei6la.
gen, fsrtl9Sultelen fir ben |. October
1896. Nn9ebote batter 9smaht Die
unternebmer Sob. Suren bon 9pnne=
meg gum &Oltenani1l0g, M. Sbomas
bon Suremburg 81 | psf. &abatt uuo
&remer bon Gblin9en gu 2 psf. &abatt.
Serr Irdltett SuttOr bat ben Ylau oes
neuen P%farrbauIss an9siertist.
@ormelolnaem T. Aprll.
ten @rShsu Ssrr SI,rn,"m ~
Wiirtb NM onbipr fanfts IN s;,,sn, bis.
iiosn nut rsunmmirtsn esosr ,,sbrar
ssnnrr, AZ 20 Sr nro Sot,s ~
0llsoort 8. aprll. Sler oer=
lW'eo ole oWellaltelle perlon Der Srt.
SIItpr NM oO Snbrsu ""
Seroort .: gprll. Sor sllll9en
aagen lall9tel! . Stuoeilten Der llnI-
oerHlat Srunel pier an. Sleleloen
Oral9en 9e!ellet oonl Spurllentllbrer
". SlsoprH, w Vdr. III DIE III
ySWhelsrt" 9eie9erle oulltele 6ellsns
lUluOt, 9enaIlm rSoa" elm: Sm Sn"
ih;snsnsn Stsnrnosr ",ter h,o"G-
Sbsr WsIsubtum"
ulflIn9eh y. Iprll. Ssrr
Seiloarm So9 Don DER pllroe nab
SSanetoluia. Serr @enoarnt Hetln8sr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-05
Sammcrurrbanblanscn
GortieguuS.)
WOrtlalt oes bon Ger SommiiiiOu ausgra +
teitettn WeieBcutpnries.

So. Bon ben Su%biioieu Ir Serz
binoum9Swsge. .
Nrt. 10. - Die Sublibieu fir 8erbiu-
ouu8ope9e weroeu iGbrli6 ouSgetbeilt nat
sinsr Isabelle, Welbe uon Der Serwaltlina oeI
ollentllbem Arbeiten iiber Die Serbinoun9s=
Wege aul9eltelt miro.
SleIe Sabelle mioBt ollie gGs9e, berer
Ban %notbpenoi9 erideiut, I'm bas Berbin.
oun9Spe9es9t oes Saubes az perpoQfommz
nen nno oasleIbe Der page %ausupaIleu,
pel6e ourb Die Gilenbabneu gel6aiien lit.
sic 9ibt aIii1luB iIber bic YGn9e Der
Streden uno Die ltaIur Der arbeiten, ben
guibau Der SerbluoungSitraRsu mlb berer
Heoreilirmg, Die Nerltclmg Der Sbauiee,
ben Sau pom Srilteu, snbll9 iibsr bic
RolteI auer bieisr Arbsitsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-05
9unoert Sage III europa.

Nus Dem 10 betitelten @erte oes
bodw. Sater u. ROisn. wel6er 0e9er=
mdrtiS in Waoiion. Wiun., Yfarrer
iii, iperoen mir IN Den nl1Iten @oden
cine NnSabl &apitsl aborufsr, pslbs
mir bon beiOnoeren Sntereiie iiir unisre
SeIer halten uno Die suslei6 als auf=
numbering oisueu iOlleu lib oas iiber-
aus intereliante Wert brett pom Ser,
faIler 81 be3isben. Wir peroeu IS als
slnen b~elouoereu 8efalen betrahten,
peun man an9ibt, oaB man ourt
Slatt auf oas uOr,i9libe
BUD ali merriam Sema6t wuroe:
Srier. %. Nopember 1894.
Ser bl. Ro&.
Wtein lieber Neffe!
GOrtfeBuns.l
Die gusitellun0 oes beili0en 8Utes
fir oas Sabr 1891 s%enebmiSenO iarieb
Der Seill9e Gater mterm IL. Suli
1891 OH ben Sodpiiroigsn Ssrrn
Serrn SiidOf 4orum:
yGbrpiiroiSsr gruoer! 8ruB uno
apoltoliiAen Seaen!
aus oeiusm Sbreiben pom 4. SUM
babsn Wir erleben, oaB ou cine altbers
9ebrabte 6eier, wel6e benz ~9ldubiseu
Volte 10 tleuer 1T, insbsIpnoere aber
bon oeineu Srlerern eriehnt ipiro, nah
LANCER llntsrbrebun9 wIsoer peranltals
ten mllllt, inoem OIL ods un9eudbtc 8s=
pano unieres Serrn Ssiu @briiti, mel.
Dies Die Srieri6e SOmtirhe als ibren
9roBten SbaB rilbmt, na1 Sitte Der
Sorfabren, sur O1entliheu 0srsbruu9
austelllt. Oh mG6lt oaralf auImerts
lam, oaB oieien gSuni6 audi Die Ners
iammlun9 tatbo!iidsr WtGnuer Seutihs
lambs aus9eiprobeu bat, wsl9e I'M
Sabre 1887 OIL oeirem ebrpiiroigen
YiIAOfsliBs %suiammen tamsn. Wit
&sbt; cenn nab Ssleiti8un9 Der
S4pieri9teiten, welhe ben Nufihwun9
oss tatbollIben Sebens bel suh pislfab
gebemmt baben, mGht ii6 Die NOtb=
penoiateit aelteno, bic Wobltbaten oes
wieoererlauSten Grieoens CUR Ndbryug
uno StIrtun9 bes 8laubens sunuBe
su MADDEN. Su bit bon Der lleber,eu=
9u9 bur6orun9en, oaB Die gbrs, wsl6s
leuen bObbeIliSen &~eliquien isisrlib
erUieien piro. CUR 0erbsrrlibung Got
tss uno 3u9lsia sur 6Oroerung oss
r%sli9iOien SHINES i'm TOlte. iopie CUR
Sluterun9 Der Sselen pisl bsitrd9t.
Gs 1T iiirluabr Elm ih0ner uuo bsilla=
mer 8eoaute. Sumal in unisrer benz
Ariltllben 8lauben 10 entfremoeten
3eit, beili9e Grinneruu9eu 0fientli6
ipah3urufen uno oas driitlihe Bolt
sin3ulaosn. Der erbabeHsn 8sbeimniiie
Der menihli6en GrlOiun9 81 g~eoenten.
Saber finoen Wir oisisn osinen gnt=
ihluB, lObensipsrtb. nibt nur, neil er
10 5eitaemdB lit. iOnoeru au1 neil er
Der 6rOmmi9teit gu ltattsn tomnlt, uno
g0ir tOnneu bid MIR s%rnutbigsH, ben.
ielben nit 9Ottes Siilfe uno llnFsrer
uollen Siligun9 aussufibrsu. SIN
Sinblit auf Die yeltimmun9. pelhe
unisr SOr9dnSsr SEQ X. bel dbnlidsr
@ele9enbeit ourb bas Npoltolli6e
Sbreiben Salvador Noster bonn 20.
Sanuar l5l4 er~laiien bat, babsn g8ir
bsihloIe en-. CUR grOBeren SelebuHg Der
Ohentli6eu anoadt uno CUR GrSielung
rei6erer 6ru6t allen sinbeimiiben uno
iremoeu Yilgeru bic 98Obltbat zines
pdpitliben Nblailss sur Reini9uug Der
Seelen suSupenoen. l%lnteroenen er-
thsileu g8ir als llnterpfano bimmlii6er
@uaoen uuo uls Seuels llnieres Wobl-
,pollsns. Dir, ebrwiiroi9sr Sruosr, oei=
mem 6lerus uno Bolt aus 9anism Ser
sen ben IpOtOlii4en Ssssu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-05-05
Nus benz iibriscn 0ruBber,ustbum.

.Nortiesuns fOlst.)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-11

Willett & Gray's sugar circulars con-
tinue TO sing in minor tone, and
promise very little improvement in the
market until the people of the United
States have settled down to a definite
idea whom they will elect to the Presi-
dents chair. The circular for Aug. y
has the following: The political and
financial situation is so much against
Improvement in any merchandise or
trade prospects that holders of sugar
are again respondent and more in
clined TO let go their stock as opportu-
nifty offers. Hence sales which were
small at the beginning of the week IN
der more cheerful outbursts have be
come larger toward the close under the
less favorable prospects. We appear TO
be drifting into worse conditions as the
time for violent political agitation
comes nearer. The next two months
viii undoubtedly witness some import
ant movements in the commercial trade
Of the country of a not altogether pleas
ant nature. We can have no improve
ment until the people make up their
minds that Mckinley is sure 10 be elect
ed. While the silver craze will no
doubt increase very much before cleo
ton, and very likely produce much
commercial trouble, vet we have no
doubt at all that it will blow over be-
fore election day, and that Mckinley
will go in with a handsome majority
In the meantime, however, the sugar
trade viii continue on a hand-to-mouth
basis and no unnecessary risks will be
taken. There should be sufficient de-
mand for refined product to permit re-
finers to accept all raw sugars that
holders desire to sell, and it would
seem TO be good policy to keep the trade
here rather than encourage foreign i'm
portauOns under present financial con-
ditions. A very considerable amount of
foreign sugar is, however, under en-
gagement at the present time" 1t is
to be noted that they expect more trou-
bic before they have less, but still seem
hopeful of the final outcome. AS the
majority of Hawaii's crop has been
disposed of, the producers of this coun-
try can rest easy for a while, to say the
least, and be thankful for the good for
tune Of catching the current of good
prices while it flowed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-11

dow Review will also undoubtedly meet
the views of many British subjects who
hold TO the idea that it is no crime to
fight so long as the struggle shows grit
ana bravery. The martial spirit is by
no means extinct, and there is still
enough of the barbarian left in the
average human being to make him 10th
to condemn the man who goes fear
lessly into fight which may result in
the extension of national power and
territory. As an advertising dodge to
catch the good will of the common
people. Jameson couldn't have selected
a better adventure.
The German press is inclined to 'look
upon the sentence as a very light one.
The Vossische Zeitung remarks that
'.if a poor devil steals few sausages
from a wealthy farmer he must of
course be treated with much greater
rigor than these gentlemen who only
entered with an armed band, during
times of peace, the territory of a friend
ly state and wantonly caused loss of
life Another journal speaks of the
doubtful justice of the sentence, but
suggests that it must not be forgotten
that q certain amount of chivalry at
tended the behavior of the men, al
tho The raid itself must be condemned. Z"
The world at large, however, is ready
to let jameson rest, and turn to the in
vesugation instituted to search out the
instigators of the unsuccessful ven
tuIe. A committee OF fifteen has been
appointed from the British Parliament,
and if the work is carried out properly
it will probably result in the annulling
of the South African Company's char
ter and the downfall of Cecil Rhodes
ambitions.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-11

The discussion in the American
League upon the disposition of the
Government 10 give out work 10 its
enemies in preference to its supporters
needs explanation, and northumberland
are given out We are inclined to the
belief that some Of the members of the
League are somewhat OFF their base.
Possibly the idea originated in award
ing public work 10 men who presented
the lowest bids but whose love for the
Government has not always been most
tender. Yet We know of no way in
which officials honest in their dealings
could do otherwise In fact, should a
bid be thrown out on account of the
political opinions of the man who Of
fers TO do the work, the Government
would be open to the charge of wasting
public money.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The many friends of Mrs. G. P
Wilder will be glad to know that she
is recovering from her recent serious
illness.
w. O. Smith, president of the Board
of Health calls for sealed tenders for
the supply of beef for the leper settle
ment on Molokai.
The Valley and Punahou Golf Clubs
are on the verge of a tournament If
rumor on that point is reliable Mem
bers of each of the teams are discuss
ing the matter and speak very favor
ably of friendly contest.
There was a very pretty little party
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
M. Swanzy, Beretania street, yesterday
afternoon, in honor of the sixth birth
day of their daughter Nora. There
were some twenty children present.
After playing at various kinds of games
light refreshments were served to the
delight of all.
The u. S. S. Adams will sail for La
haina. Maui, week from Saturday,
there to indulge in target practice with
the big guns, the time during the last
trip to that place having been devoted
to the smaller arms. The Adams will
remain two days, returning to Homo
lulu. 1t was the previous intention Of
the Adams to go to Hilo, but that has
been given up.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-11
ALTERNATE OF THE JAMESON
SENTENCE.

The manner in which the English
press and people received the sentence
of DR.. Jameson and his TransvaaI raid
ers gives well founded impression
that the jingo policy has strong fol-
lowing among British subjects The
leading political organs of the country
naturally express qualification that the
law has taken its course and that the
raiders have been given their just dues
The sober thinking people also follow
in the same line, but underneath it all
there is an undercurrent of
feeling that DR.. Jameson's great
crime is represented in his fail
ure 10 succeed in his undertaking. One
paper says that nothing in legal penal
ties can repair the dreadful mischief
springing out of that mad and unscru-
pulous adventure; but it is safe to say
that had jameson been a little more
careful in laying his plans, the mad
adventure would have been looked
upon as more in accord with the won
derful poem which the new laureate
composed in honor of the raid.
The Saturday Review represents one
side of public opinion in the British
Isles when it says: 1T is hardly to be
believed. Is our law so brutally
vindictive? Do previous character and
past services TO the country go for
nothing? Is it the one fault that counts
alone? The scales of justice require re-
adjustment indeed if honor, reputation,
bravery in the field fly up and kick the
beam when weighed against a single
mistake The sentences are an outrage
upon public opinion. How we
have ever got our Empire together is a
mystery. seeing how we treat our i'm
perial adventures.
This last sentence will touch re-
sponsiye chord outside Great Britain,
among those who believe that the Brit
ish favor grabbing everything in sight
whether gained by fair means OF foul
The whole paragraph from the Satur.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-11
GUARD THE COFFEE.

A gentleman who travelled through
the Kona district when the island OF
Hawaii was practically a wilderness re-
Gently made tour over the same
ground and also took in the coffee dis
trict of Olaa While highly gratifed
at the progress of the several districts
brought about by the development of
the coffee industry he was particular
ly impressed with necessity of using
extreme measures to guard the Islands
from the introduction of the blight
that has worked wholesale destruction
in the coffee fields of Ceylon and other
countries. The true Kona coffee that
has grown wild for many years gives
a superior bean and the product is now
quite sufficient to supply the demands
of new plantations. Hence he believes.
and has good reason for his belief, that
the only effective protection that can
be afforded the coffee grower is for the
Government TO prevent the importa-
ton of plants from countries where
the coffee blight exists. Sometime ago
this paper printed an interview with
Prof. Koebele in which he set forth
how inadequate was the protection
given by the ordinary inspection Of i'm
ported plants. Even in the importa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-11

The return of the Armenian mas
sacres again demonstrates the rotten
ness Of the Sultan's administration ana
it is refreshing that late dispatches
bring well founded reports that Lord
Salisbury is getting tired" and unless
banked by the greed and jealousy of
other nations is prepared TO put an
end TO the Sultan's misrule. 1t seems
reasonable to believe that the civilized
nations OF the globe cannot forever
stand gaping at and bemoaning the
horrors Of Turkish rule without taking
a disciplining hand in the affairs OF the
heather Turk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-09-11

Ii Hung Chang's visit to the United
States is of course a very serious mat
ter, but he had not been on American
soil very long before he was party TO
a farce-eomedy that can only be equal
ed in diplomatic circles. We refer to
the address made at the meeting with
President Cleveland, when Ii said:
''It will always be the desire of my
august master, the Emperor of China,
to maintain the most cordial relations
with America. whose friendly assist
ance rendered to the Government of
China after the China-Japan war, and
whose protection for the safety of Chi
nese immigrants in America are always
to be highly appreciated" The assist
ance rendered after the China-Japan
war is all right, butewhen the august
Viceroy begins to talk about the pro-
lection his people have received from