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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Sic s~tnflSfnme oes @oto=spnoifats.

6err Bierreppnt Mprgan fiat Die IuflOz
Iung bes @olbaS Dnbitdtes angetiinbigt, unO
arglei9 bic 9riinbe ~dngegeben, bur9 bic ct
our 8ilbung befeGben ~berarlabt iplrbe.
@r beftdtigt, baB Der Brdfibent urb Der
Sinan5miniIt er ME NIT linn dpegen elmer
4nleibe in l1%nterbunbktng getreten finb, erz
fldrt d6er, aus elmer am %. DECEMBER NIT
benfeIbet abgebalttnen GDnferena ben Sim
brud mtteenpmn1ett 3u baben, baB lie entz
fbloffen feien, iebes ibnen Git &ebote fte6enoe
M}ittel our Nlfre9ter6alatng ber Sob
HeIerbe 3u ge6rdu9en, lrnb bdB fe bdrauf
aus Ieier, 200 Mttllionen Dollars @olb GIT
erlangen, Inn 70 bic 8e1erbe iiber jeben
3peifel 4inuus fi9er gut ftelen, baB file d6er
nibt borgeben tpiirben, ebe man tpifIe, mas
Der GDn9reB t6itn 4piirbe, opn benz man I'M
befen feline 6ilft ertpartete.
9arauf6ir1 babe CT, um dltf MQes g%eriiitet
su iein, eitte 8erbinbung BON &apitaliiten
dngebd6nt, Die ii9 perpfli4ten foGte, Der Hez
gier1ng III Milionen l1n3en Sob gut perz
%fdufe1t. @s lei ibm au9 ~gellngen, cine
fpl6e 8erbinbu11g 5t Startoe 3t bringen, bic
ft9 erboten babe, Der 3egierung ni9t 1pe=
niger als 100 WtiQionsn ll1tb 1ti9t mebr als
200 MiQipnen Dollars Sob 8u ~lieFern,
Dbne buHeI6e aus BENT Sdub gu 8isben, aber
NIT Dem 8prbebaIt, bdB bas gar3e 9ef9Gft
uusi 9lieblt9 NIT ibr gemd9t tptroe.
9te1e S9at1uae 6abe ct am 4. Sunuar
benz prdftbenten in etnem S9reiben tnitses
t6eilt urtb inn geratben, bds @nerbieten, ais
Die bette 2Dfung Der 6eftebstben S9piertgz
~teiten, dn5ure9nen; benfelben dber oerz
1t9ert, baB aud, tpenn bus ni9t aef9e5en
unb cine Dffentti9t Nnlei6e ousee1brieben
tperben 1oGte, er dies mas in feiner Maht
liege, tbun iperbe, Tim bielelbe gum @rfolg
3u 6ringen.
0ieIe Nntinbigung, buB bus Spnbitat
aufgelDit 1T, entbdGt eire febr trOftli9e Ser
1iberl1ng = Die ndmGib, bub BITE reue Nrt=
1etbe 70 gut Apie genommsn 1T. 9as ftimmt
nit ben Nd9ri9ten bpn Wa16in9ton ii6erz
Elm; benn i'm @9abamte LAUREN Nngebote 10
3ablrei9 Elm, baB bdraus eine dlgemeine 8e@
tbeiligung erfthtti9 1T. Natiirli6 tpeiB
man ni9t, ouf lpte groBe Srrnmen ii9 bic
ielben 6elaufen utb 1pie otel fir bic 8otbs
oeboten tpirb. M6er 1tnIere groBen &apitaliz
item iperben ii6er ben Stdttb Der Oinge Qpp6l
mtsrri9tet ieit, bd bic 8ieter tpobl in ben
meiIten 5Gllen t6ren 8ontiers Orber gegez
BEN 6aben ~tperber, i6nen bas n0tbi9e Sob
AIT be19affen, limb iiberboatpt tpabrf9einli6
bic Mngebote blpr9 i9re 8anten buben MAIDEN
taIen. 9us Gbnbttat 4ptrb bereits %tpifen,
baB bic Nngebote melt 6Dber iinb, dls ss
felbIt bereit tpdr. 3u MAIDEN, unb boB bas
8plt i6rn i'm giinitigIten Safe nur etnen
tGetnen Nntbeil BON Der NnIei9e iibrig tafen
fpirb. 9esbulb tritt es 5uriid.
IS lit no9 bret @o9en big 3ur @tOffs
rpung ber Nngebote, ober es f9eint, als p6
man f9on iebt Der &egierung gum @rfolge
Der Mrtetbe aratttliren biirfe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
9es Ret@es fitttfatno3t an5t9fer sc.
b~nttstdg.
Is. 3 n |.

Is. Sdnndr.
9us mar bttte bor einem gierteliuhrs
bunbett. elm berrliher peltgei9t9tlt6er
5onntu9srnor9er, dls In bemfeGben G@lpfe
81 8erfatnes, in pel9em emit unter benz
tpI5en fronoOff9en Commenting 2ubpig
Dem gierSebnten bic f9redIi9ften 8uub5iige
gegen Oeutf8Iunb gepldrt tpurben, inmitten
bes nun bon .9eutf9Ganb b%eftegten Sronz
3ofenret9es bas neue beutf9e &at1erret6
dufgeri9tet tpurbe = finfunbfe95ig Sabre
na9bem oas berrpttete dlte bel1tI9e Heid
nnter ben Sieger59ritten bes cprftI9zfran=
80ftf9en %Smperdtprs po1enbs 5ufomnenz
gebro9en mar. Die dIte S9ma9 purbe
9efiibnt b1r9 Elm gdunbes, fraftpoIes neues
bettF9es 3ei9.
WobI iibertppgen an ienem 5onntaesz
morgen i'm rSte9esfddle" bon 9erfdiles,
pte Jpn etnft Der bter5ebnte 2ubtpig bendnnt
bate, bic mtlitdrif1en l1ntformen. Nber
es tpdren feline Brdtprtaner, bic, tpte emit in
GDm, etnen Der SSbrtgen gum fui1erli9en
SDrqnnen ausrtefen, fonbern es tpdren
bruDe unb 3uglei9 f9Ii9te beutf4e 8oter=
lanosDertbetoiger, un0 nibt fte riefen nr=
fpriingli9 ben. &difer aus, 1pnbern ba NOR
5ubDr in 8er5diaes cine Mborbnung bes
nDrbbeutf9en (unb bdIb belti9 dem 3eihsz
tags, UNI bom BreuBenf0nig WiI6elm l.,
benz ite9rei9en 8unbesfeGb6errn Der Norbz
nnb SiiozO eutf9en, i'm Runten bes beutz
f9en 8Dlfes bic Innabmt Der oeutI9en
RatfertrDte als Wetbe bes Gtf1igun9stperfes
5t perlan9eit. 4u9 beburfte es Der Gin
tpintgung Der fiibbeuti9en 9oltspertretunz
gen 10 gut nie Der fibbeutf9en 5irften.
limb Der Wann, tpel9er i'm SiegesfaaIe,
td3oem Der ebrpiirbt9e r1eue beutf9e Raiz
Ter WeiBburt IN f9lt9ter &ebe bic Nirbe
dn9enotttner bate, ben &aiIer bo9Geben
fteB, mar Elm erprpbter Sreutb berniinftio
IiberuIer Stuatseinrtdtunger, ndmli6
@roBber5os Sriebri4 bon 8aben, neben benz
9rpBen &eiasf90pfer 8ismard cine Der
t~peni9en, mod am 2eben befinbGi9en 8ez
riibmtbeiten aus Der bertIi9en 6eutI6en
gerfummlung i'm fran50ff9en Serrfderz
fHIoKe.
Dob 6as rere bentf9e 8ei9 feline furaz
lebige gldn5enoe Sdgesf90pfung til, pie Die
beioen fran5Dff9en &aiIerret9e, eriiebt man
aus ietnem neutrality-suspicious. 8es
fdnb unb nod mebr aus feiner inneren
Sefti9ung. Oiefe biirgt bafir, baB Der
rsue beutf9e IationdlItadt bis in ferne.
ferne Soften cine tonan9ebenbe @eItmoht
fein tpirb, in bic ft9, ntpen1 bic 8irnen
einmaG retf finb", au9 mod bic dnberen
Oeutf9en GGnber @urppds e~infiiger tperben.
Die bisberige grtpidlung beg neuen
beutf9en Rei9es nd9 Snnen Idbt benz fretz
bsitsbegeiferten Sbealiften Mdn9es gu
tpiinf9en iibrig. 4ber fir bic innere Sc
funbbeit unb pa9Ienbe &raft bes beuti6en
@plfes biirgt f9on Der in Der 9eI9i9te eins
Sig boitebenbe ebenip f9neIe pie f~oloTale
Quff9pung beutI9tr Snouftrie, beuti9en
5dnbeIs unb beutT9er Shifffabrt, tpel4er
nur but9 bic elet95eitige geipattige @ntz
nidlung beutf4er Wifeni3aften mOgli3
mar.
@e9en 4uBen mar Die 8olttif bes nenen
&ei6s i'm 9dn5en cine groBdrtige; toeifes
Mas6aIten, fIuge @ermei0ung BON Grz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Ser ScfemntniBtrie8 1T Canada.


Wirb es in unferem Na9barrei6e gu
elmer 5ecehion fommen ? Sn feiner Sbronz
reoe BEL @~rDffnung bes cdnabif9en' parloz
ntents bat befanntli9 Der General oltberz
reur ertldrt, baB cine 8orlage bebufs Wtez
beretnfibrung getrennter &ir9en56ulen in
Wanitoba our Qnnabme borgele9t peroen
piirbe, n1b 3uglei9 bat ct es als cine brinz
gerbe bon Der 3eit gebotene Sorberung aus
geTbro9en, bab Die Mtli5 unb bic ionffigen
8ertbeibtgungsmtttel bes 2aitbes in ben be-
item @tanb gefebt piirben. limb Der prez
mierminiiter, Sir Wtadenaie 8pipel, bat in
eirem yeSSnterpietp" ertldrt, bab bic General
&eaierun9 BON benz MuSfaQ Der @ablen in
Manitoba, peI9e NIT acknowledgement
Mebrbeit gegen bic 8etpiQigung bon Sir
9en19ulen dusgefaGen finb, feline Nott5 nebz
men, fonbern bic bon ibr angefiinbigte poz
lttif, pel9e bic 8i1igung bes tuiIerli9en
@ebeimratbs, Der bO3ften ri4terli4en 8ez
b0rbe bes briti7ben Rei9es babe, bur9z
fiibren perbe.
Die Wabl, uuf pelbe ft9 bieTe QeuBerung
be3ie6t, tpurbe am Is. b. DC. dbge6olten unb
brebte itb ausf9GieBli9 INN biefe 6ruge.
Sbretpegen purbe bic friibere 2egislatur
aufgelDt, unb in Der neuen fiben aus 40
Mitgliebern 35, fpel9e ii9 perpfli9tet baz
ben, es eber arf einen &f nit Der 8uffe
anfommen gu laffen, als ft9 benz 8erlangen,
&ir3enf9ulen pieber 5u5ulafen, figen 5u
fpoQen.
9as freifi6 1T cine 8ergepaltisung unb
cine 8erlebung bes 9runbfdBes Der @lauz
bensfreibeit, Der fein Nmerifdner 5uitimmen
fam. Nber es banbelt ii9 ni9t nm uniere
Spmpatbien pber %4ntipatbien, ~iDnbern Inn
bic mOgli3sn, aus biefer Gage ii9 e%nttpidelnz
ben SoGeen.
Die eanabtf9e 9festeruns 1T se5pungen,
ben 8efbftB urb 8efebl beg grioDzgounz
ellis ous3ufibren, unb penn nOtbig Grecuz
ttpn in Manitpba por3unebmen. Mber buz
geden tptro fi9 Elm GROCER She'll Der protez
itantti9en 8ep0lferlrng erbeben, nnb in Ga
naba bat, feIbft penn ntdn Manitoba aus
ttimmt, mo 9 ProteItanten ouf etnen 8atboz
ltfen fommel1, bas prDteftantif9e Clement
cine er6ebli9e Mebrbeit, unb bic rei6fte unb
beb0lfert1te nnb Manitpbd 3und91t 9elegene
Yrobi13 Ontario lit fat gang proteftantiI9.
Die iebige He9ierung itebt alio bor elmer
grpben S9idIalsfruge. Siibrt es Die an9ez
fiinbtate golitif ni9t aus, TO ~perItert es Die
Inter tiibung bes tatboliIhen Clements uno
tpirb fouen; fiibrt es ite aus, 10 nirb fe Ii)
bas proteItantiI9e Gptum entfremben uno
m0glider @eiie einen d1gemetnen 8etennt=
niRtrteg entfe11eln. j,
0ber lit bic BON Der Ge9ierung eingez
npmmene SteIlung MIR cine Sinte? @at
bic Mufforberung, Die Mili3en unb Die Ser
tbeibigung Ganabds in beftmDgIiben Ston0
81t feben, ntht bieQei9t nod cine anbere
Spite .?
Mir iprl1bern uns, baB I'm ere in &riegSz
orpbungen mu9enoen eng(ti6en @oaeginnen
oieie M0gli9tett mod ni9t auFge9riffen baz
ben unb ni9t bereits na9 @inberufung Der
W1ili3en unIerer 8inneniee zS taaten rufen,
pie fie ia I9on bic Wtli5en Der GiibTtaaten
einberufen 1afien. @s 1T merfpiiroig, baB
tie ni9t i9on cunubii9e Snpa ftonsurmeen
Dor ben S9oren 8uFfalo's, @lebeGanb's,
Oetrott's uub Gbica9D's feben.
@ber abgeieben boppn fteben in GAMBIA
fiher lebbafte nto ntht iebr erqaidli9e Set
ten bebor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

No9 benz 4. Mdrs pirb an Steae beS
'@elbbeutels 8rice Der 8inbbeutel 5orafer
Obip i'm 8unbesIenat bertretea. Der I'm
terf9ieb 1T ni6t groB, unb Der 8unbeSIenot
1T f9pn 10 beruntergefommen, oaB es auf
elm f6le9tes Mitglieb mebr niht antolntflt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22

9lbr nttenncmtS=Wrctie:
9doIiGe Tiprqen . Nuseobe In br StaOt Anr@ bic
9rdoer ms 9aus e~elisfert. e
fdoli6e ausoobe unb Ser Ieten' per gBD@s 0@
,Str Weften@ per Sabr . . $50
e4DAtntli@e auseobe per Subr. . .... $50
Gustudrtigs gbonnenten per goR In ben Ger. etoattn
iDipie Canada uno ReEieO:
3deIite Uusoabe per sobr i'm gorous I. $500
Scr. WefenH per Sdbr 2D
W6deutIi&e &useobe per Sabr . -. . zoo
Sns WusIanD:
tGonnba unb Nasries uusoerontHten):
4deIi6e Nuseubs per Sdbr $500
Nodenbldtt oner Ser Q5eten' 800
9ceeblott unO Ser Nseften' 1850
Illinois Stats - Zeitung Cos
Gbiea9s. SR.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
General 86bem nnebf feiner fdbredItd)en
sStgenS).

SngenO).
Nuqtlit bon 8Dbet tpitrbe am 10. Oesemz
Der 1916 gu Stobe i'm 6annDberi19en otz
boren urto trdt in Ieinem iteb5ebnten oSyd6pe
nit treff1i9en @orfenntni1ett ni9t in bds
bannDperif3 e, fonbern in bag bon i6n in
5ol9e bes Stltbiums Der 8efreiunesfrieqe
belplnoertt preuBif9e Seer ols Mbantooeur
COffisiersuspirunt) Elm. SIM nel1nse6nten
Sabre 6ra9te er's nah febr gut beftanbenem
Gramen gum Offiaier. 9p9 Der bamaliae
Obe 0riq apiberte ben in bic &rie9sapiTenz
Ibaft oertieften unb allglei9 t~6atenburiiz
gen Siingling an.
Ho9 ni9t gang 5fpdn3igid6rig, ber3i6tete
er uuf feline 2ieutenantsitele, ltno bier eSSd6re,
1886 bis 1910, fdatpFte er NUN in 5pdnien
fir bic bas monar6H9e 2esitimitdtsprin=
sip oerfe6tenoeu &arltiten. e6redli6es
erlitt er bort, &pie er e5 feGbit in 5eirwm lpGter
oeroffentlidten Sogebu9 fGitoert. Sn
einem @eFe9te oertpltnbet atlto q~efanqen,
purbe er Ell Wonute BON ben 5ponif9en Re=
sterungstrltppen gefun9en ge6aGten, saaert
in San @ebaftian, bann in 2oqronrs. Sci
benz transport BON benz einer Ort gum am
bern mar er itberaa ben b%rpbenb5ten SINFUL
ten bes erbitterten BObels ousgefebt, uno
offers bling fein 2e6en on ei1tem 6uoen; BEL
Na9t ipltrbe er in ir9enb ein unterirbi69es
qualmiges 2o9, obne Seafer, poQ hinge
5iefer, 9elporfen ober NIT ben gemeinften
gerbre9ern in e1ger1 Serter pereiniqt.
Na9 nandem miBgliidtem 0eriube qez
lang es ibr,, in toatabner 5lutDt gu entrin=
men nno 9liiflid bas tarliitif9e !6eer pieber
gu erret9en. &af4 erpa9te feia 2ebens=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-22
Td9lide NIB w61ettlihs
0SuiMDiS StaatS=3ettan9'
albpmuemcn .Wret1e:
vDet WeFcn"

Office: Cd. oH.gpafbtnoton.etr uuD stftt up..u.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-21
Hotel Arrivals.

Hawaiian Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Hurd
and Miss Hurd, New York; Jas. r. Rem
ton. Hawaii; w. A. Wise, Riverside,
Cal, Geo. w. Hooper, San Francisco;
A. NJ. Howe, San Francisco; VIM. F.
Richards, U. S. A; A. Robinson and
VIM cassie, Kauai; c. H. Jennings,
Eva Plantation; Harry c. Kessler and
wife, Butte, Mont, VIM. Griffin and
wife San Francisco, Mrs. De Witt c..
Hoy, Tarrytown, n. J., Mrs. j. A. Far
nan, Cleveland o., Leon L. Colder,
Boston Mass, A. Haas, San Francisco,
Mrs. A. F. Phelps, Sydney, n. S. w,
Miss E. S. Patterson, Westfeld, n. Y,
W. H. Baugh, San Francisco, c. G.
Merriman, VIM. Norman Campbell,
Chicago, Gilbert Winslow, London,
Walter L. Need, Wellington, n. H.; j.
Metcalfe. Miss R. MetcaIfe, F. A. Holds
worth. w. ]. Kane, ]. E. Miller and
wife. San Francisco.
Arlington-James Campbell, HOus-
ton. Tex; w. r. Winn, New York City;
Frank Davey, London; Gus Reylin, Los
Angeles: w. S. Wise, Riverside, Cal;
Aug. Ahrens, Waianae; T. Witkowski,
Chicago; J. Wilson, wife and son, and
D. Wills, Vancouver, B. c.; r. j.
Hutchins.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-21

he showed himself to be quite the fin
ished actor the advance notices guar
anteed. There was scarcely a line in
his part that was not well rendered.
Aside from Miss Bates, whose imper-
sOnatiOn of the American widow was
without a blemish, Miss Hope Ross
won the honOTs OF the evening among
the female portion of the players.
There's a soupcon of innocence of
demeanOr in her acting which appeals
not only to the gentlemen but the
ladies in the house and her portrayal of
the part of Mary Foster in The Two
EscUtcheons" was marked with an evil
dence of close study and cannot be ov-
erloOked. The other parts, though of
secondary importance, were capitally
presented by Miss Phosa McAllister,
Mr. Frawley and others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-02
PUNCHES BOOTH-TUCkER.
Commander Goes Summing and Bow
cry Tough objects to His Snoring.

Commander Goes Summing and Bow
cry Tough Objects to His Snoring.
Salvation Army Commander Booth
Tucker made his first visit to New York
siums the other night, and his trip
was enlivened by lodging-house fight.
He had one of the army slum workers
bring him a ragged suit of clothes and
at nine o'clock he donned the suit, and,
with the slum-worker, started for the
toughest section of the city.
"Joe and jack" as they called them
selves, wandered into lodging-house
about IL o'clock, where upon paying
seven cents each they were allowed to
go upstairs and help themselves to q
bed. They were soon peacefully snor-
ing. This displeased one Of their fell
low-lodgers, who awakened the COM
mander and punched his face. This was
too much for Booth fuckers fighting
blood, and he jumped out of his ham,
mock and went at the fellow hammer
and tongs. He soon bad hi.a Dr.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-02
MONUMENT TO IRON NATION.

more tnan q year ago movementwss
inaugurated among the Lower Brule
tribe of the Sioux Indians in South Da-
kota, to raise, by popular subscription,
sufficient sum to erect monument to
the memory of their dead chief Iron
Nation. The effort resulted success
fully, and Yankton firm was given
the contract to construct the monu-
ment. This was completed and deliv-
cred at the agency some weeks ago, and
after many unavoidable delays the
shaft of marble has finally been erect
ed, with suitable ceremonies, over the
grave Of the dead chief, being the first
and only instance in the west where q
dead chief has been 80 honored by pop
ular subscription among the people of
his tribe. The grave and monument
are situated on q stream named by the
Indians Medicine creek. o Iron Nation
was Q prominent figure in Sioux his
tory for period Of more than 60 years,
and during the early part of his event.
full career was distinctively q war chief,
leading his fighters in numberless bat
ties against the hereditary enemies of
the sioux-tAe Pawnees, Gros Ventures,
poncas and Crows. p gpraBhD bsatga
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-02
STARTLING FEAT OF A MANIAC.
He Climbs TO the Dome of the Capitol to
Finish the Frleze.

he Ci1mDs TO the Dome OF the Chpitol 10
Finish the Frieze.
A maniac accomplished feat at the
national capitol the other morning that
no sane man would undertake. Two
men passing through the rotunda saw
him carefully climbing from the railing
that surrounds the dome TO scaffold-
ing ON the inside that was used by
Brumidi in painting his famous aHegor-
ical frieze. The man left the scaffold-
ing and began to crawl cautiously on
his hands and knees on the narrow cop
ing that runs around the dome below
the painting. Policemen were called,
and by the time they arrived the mad
man had crawled fourth of the way
around the great dome. However, he
made his way back to the scaffolding,
and by the time he reached it officers
had climbed up to meet him. He was
seized and brought back to safe place
He made no resistance. The officers
recognized the man as Thomas Little,
plate printer, who has been haunting
the capitol for several months, and who
has committed several queer deeds.
They questioned Little and asked him
why he had undertaken such dam
gerous performance. "a higher power
than you ordered me up there" said the
man. Lying in bed this morning God
told me to go up there and finish that
frieze work, and intended to do it.
If the government would pay me a sal
airy / wouldn't have to run around and
do such work."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-06-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
|. 3 q. N. RAILROAD.
NORTH BOUND.

Leave for Austin and the North s.s % Am
ARRIVE FROM THE NORTH.
Arrive from Austin and North, $50 an.
SOUTH BOUND,
Leave for Laredo and Mexico. ..s.45 AN.
ARRIVE FROM THE SOUTH.
Arrive from Laredo and Mexico 7.30 pm.
NIX T.-FROM 1. & G. N. DEPOT.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
Leave for Waco, st. Louis and
Kansas City. ....-. ........ $50 p. q
TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY.
Arrive from Waco, st. Louis
and Kansas City,. $50 0. q
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
EAST BOUND.
Leave for Houston, Galveston
and New Orleans. ......... ll.2O an
Leave for Houston, Galveston
and New Orleans. .......... 1000 p m
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arrive from New Orleans, Gal
weston and Houston. 7.25 .. m.
Arrive from New Orleans, Gal
weston and Houston. ........ 4.25 m
WEST BOUND.
Leave for Eagle Pass and Mex
leo. ............. -. .......... AS pm.
Leave for Ell Paso and San
Francisco. .... .......... 7.5oa. n
ARRIVE FROM THE WEST.
Arrive from Mexico and Eagle
Pass.. .....:.. .......... II. w a'n
Arrive from San Francisco and
Ell Paso .......... go. 9Op.m.
S. A. & A. P. R. EMISSION ROUTE.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
Leave for Cuero, Houston, Gal
weston and Waco............. $50 an
Leave for Beeville, Rockport
and Corpus Crlsti. :. ......... 2.l5 pm
TRAINS ARRIVE DAILY.
Arrive from Cuero, Houston,
Galveston and Waco. ......... ass pm
Arrive from Corpus Cristi, Bee
vile and Rockport. l.3C p d
LEAVE DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY
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ARRIVES DAILY. EXCEPT SATURDAY.
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PRESENT FOR MRS. CLEVELAND.
Captain General Weyler Is Alleged to
Have Sent One. Cd


The two sons of exConsul General
Williams, who arrived at New York
from Havana the other day, brought
with them precious box, three feet
high and foot square, which they
guarded most jealousy. The box, so
the story goes, had inscribed on its top
in large letters: From the Captain
General in Cuba to Mrs. Grover Cleve-
land, in care of E. G. Benedict" After
being duly passed by the customs Off
Gals, the alleged present from Capt.
Gen. Weyler to Mrs. Cleveland was
taken, according to report, to Mr.. Ben
edict, to. be forwarded by him to the
white house. E ~
Mr.. Benedict was evasiye when asked
about the matter. 81 don't care to dis
cuss Mrs. Cleveland's private business,
said he, when asked if he had received
such a package. 81 don't deny any
thing. 1 have in my time received and
delivered over 40 packages to Mrs.
Cleveland" aAE88AE.T
Inspector Helm, who examined the
baggage of the Williams brothers, said
that it consisted of two trunks, a satchel,
and large box three feet high. They
contained nothing dutiable. In the box
was q large pen and ink sketch OF Mrs.
Cleveland. yEH 90 nGu IoHaI8 ls32I
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OBSERVATORY FOR HAWAII.

Scheme of Prof. Douglas Archibald to
Foretell Weather Conditions for Weeks.
Prof. Douglas Archibald, who is
quite famous as a meteorological in
India, has Just arrived in San Francisco.
The gentleman is retired professor Of
mathematics of the University of Cell
,cutta- The professor discovered the
law of inverse relations Of the winter
rainfalls of northern India to the sum-
mer rain and its dependence ON the
sunspot period.
1.-THE unique position of Honolulu
In the center Of the North Pacific rem
ders its meteorology peculiar and
worthy Of special study at high and low
levels" said Prof. Archibald. "Mbre-
over, its position to the west of San
Francisco renders it possible to use such
observations in order to forecast daily
and long-period weather to the Pacific
coast, the former when the cable Ii
established and the latter In any case.
My plan Is to have an observatory estab-
lished on Mount Hualalai, s,270 feet
high, on Hawaii, with a station on
Mauna Kea, 1885 feet high, and two
sea-level stations at Hilo and Honolulu.
With the conditions of the upper anti
trade and the lower, currents could be
determined, and also the general set OF
air circulation and showers, by which
the probable character of the coming
weather for several weeks could be
forecast, as is at present done in India
in November and May for the ensuing
six months"