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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

Crane Forks. 2. c.. Oct 2-special-
Work = being Cone OF many claims cs7-
tie forks ard almost daily some aex strike
Is made. each demonstrating more fully
than sne last Laslt we are IA the very heart
o. a region whieh IN ne near future IS d@s-
tined 20 become Tie grsaIasg mineral eour~
try In ths woriG. AaanWaise tire sturdy
pTo@peetors are Ssee4.ly pushing into ths
hitherto urexp5o-es. districts whica sur
round Is on every hand Win each new
arrival from the bills cones aegs Of some
new and rich anS o. some Ees UnDrospecs-
et territory dsscoy cred.
Only last week a group Of three claims
the Colleen SusGss, Pay Ore and Quartz
King, was located by q. r. McC4rter. J.
h. johnson ard r. Il. MrTaEter. r.. on
Observation mountain. which aGtosns the
town Site work WAS commenced f1aD
claiely on the Golden Nugget surface
Groupings Of which gave a coed god as
say, ard the ars1 shot revealed the foot
wall or sold granite. This was followed
down ard the third sis9s blew into well
defined vein q asawily n1lHsr&Ilze1 free
milling quarry. Which assays very hlsa.
Yesterday the hanging wal also 81 gran
lie, VAS found. showing the orc body 20 be
a true assure vein with wdta CT over
fifty feet Work is being pushed ahead on
an open cut which the owners are running z
CT the ledge. and before long II "a expected
~ N@H*+fs4ssE@Ak@ he lat tA4tAA ~sES sT34t.r1
Nugget is 2 mine.
The owners Of the Diamond Hitch prop
erty. Which f. situated up the North fork
about two miles from the celebrated vol
car!c mountain. have finished their assess
nent work. and as result os their Iabors
can show some OF the pre,Iiest ore which
has been produced up the fork this sum
mer.
A seam OF native copper was struck last
week az ne bottom OF the thirtv-soot
shat, on the Pathfinder fourteen mics up
the Fork. Parkinson & Paefew, the oHvu-
eTs. are working steady In pay ore ard al
ready have about 100 tons on the dump
ready for shipment as soon as t-ansporta-
ton facilities are obtained
From Information received here today It
~cuia seem THAI srnel:er Is TO be built
tAis-fa3 az the famous Seattle nine. about
six miles from here Up The fork. This
property has been lately taken hole OF by
company. which Is to stock n for S. 90
o1o. ard Il IL ur8erssoo thar work will be
commenced at once, a large force OF men
being employed.
Some COED strikes have heer made on
Hardy mountain. about four niles from
here. within the past few weeks In sew
eral cases the FIRST shot blew into sold pay
ore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03


y IS q pity faat TIRE party wee faSfS@c
ia S~.teas claim Ire s&ss usSs ID ao{
remain II tcwr $ atsis iorger. e- Re
rr KIT havs asE ire experiences * riding
= peie ter serse ez,Ancs n tAe 1sTecttoa
e Carsa-. TEE s1@a - nan tGr1Tsng
: claim wssh shs work 3oEss 81 tF tsAt "a
~&atfse has Simply o. saFrs tecAE1tsaS.sy.
= an outrage ars4 az Ae@ga the SsiTssrsr
.>sn~af hasst r. stiN g IS possible foT sfea
"a nag 80 rlShfra5 1NDe- % SoessseFA14e
s-.7vss> awA exHes<e- = a. ATosze *
xes@amA. r>Haa 1a4ae expressed Als ss1cs~e
~>.eraf snst a~ ~2s ret Here She1 F1s
,..r,,c4ax was 6s-@. So - scS have ar
rawxs4 fsr a. escort % aes~osasl ~ = 4sr=
"a sea- tsts f4Rn~r eAt ~ te@ ccaaE~y
-. . aaga u M@a sxw31cst e&Fwe&ss1S @es2at
- xsx~p Af-s AZ % tae &dx ss&asilss = Is
av>r r~farasns - Grass Forks s<A-I-
wFesS-- 9usE-s.gs AnG FTsns Cazsszsss-s
- ssssv making re 1-al e-@r~4 - Es9ss
ar sp~nssns tae wsntsr n tA~ ans an
h~sSht ans ekFtg ASaczE rsaFgtas ts,fF
al 80 sz-e~ess - eExil-z@ -s>si 2n8 s4cA'
"a sAs gsas & t-artstlns t&<s AEE $50
A., ~ ss.ss ans. Fa.S se tbs AeA& - Eh~
Ia 4ns sas.s ssr-As .2ss --s ~--a<=sAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

t1s employees Of the Seattle Coal and Iron
Company 70 their superintendent. George
n Brooke. as a token OF their spprecia-
ten and esteem. September -. I&ss.
The presentation speech was made -
Or. II. r corson. wao spoke OF the uni
versai regard q which he recipis2. q
the gift was he,i. not only by tie min
ers, but By AL ot the citizens Of tie
town ald surrounding country. He eosn-
pllnsnted Mr.. Brooke upon ire success
- manner IN watch ali the departments
% the mine had been managed during
rs ter o. Office. ard assured him that re
carried away with aim the esteem ana
goad wishes o. The entire community.
Mr.. Brooke. n answer. spoke meet feel
.ngly 81 The friendship and haruaony taAs
existed between The men and himself. and
assured them that every time hs con-
suites the nandSonss simepsece IL would
recall most pleasant memories OF shs
years spent among the people o. Issauuah.
Ta1s was followed by The rea3iaw BY John
Gibson os & farewell address signed by
al ias business men and citizens OF the
pace, expressing their regre. at s9r
Brookes intended departure, watch as
dress was presented 20 him. aai ws3ca
NJ. Brooke VIII always retain as a most
valuable prize.
Later on the Issaagah band rendered
.slr Brooks sereaaae. The spokesman
z ade SNORT farewell address in behalf
Q. ne band, and Mr.. Brooke tselingiy re-
sponded.
Gr. Brake e well and favorably known
II seattle. where he has a host OF frienGs
MO VIII regret % hear OF ais 7eoartT,re
70 new fields OF labor. He IS mining en-
gsnesr Of large experience, having zrasu-
a ed AZ fhe Leigh University In 1873. since
which time he has been continuously en-
gagged IL his profession. Mr. Brooke has
oeen offered and has accepted a position
as general sGpeF1a teraent OF the mines
celonFinSs 90 the Lilieoet. Fraser River
a21 Car.ooo Gold Feds, limited. generally
known as the Horne-Payne company NJ
brooke's headquarters viii be az IgI!cg-
iget. r. g
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

The elevator in TIRE Evening News block
on Columbia street. between Efrxe and
Second avenues. fell from tha thfrs. story
20 n. basement last evening and came
within hair s-hTea1fh ~ killing young
Mccall. sho was standing a. the foot OF
the shaft,
The accident happened a. 4 O'Clock. trlzt
as the last two forms we're being SORT
down from tAe corr @cstnE room % the
press roora- The FERNS Rad been placed
On the elevator. when q rone broke. ard
down went elevator awd forms 70 -
bottom OF ths shaft. three stories hef,-v
mccall. Who was dire y under the ale
vsfoT, felt TIRE wind an jumped aside
.1sst "a tire 20 e~sans besaw mashed - A
pulp. The elevator was broken ,r-n
kindiing wood sut Tie forms could not,
have heen us@f for anything The act
dent prevented the News from appearing
last evening
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
GOES TO 4 NEW FIELD.


s.a-ns szvz aEo i beams Sz0E1 ~ -
e-r1lew~s CO ire Se&ttls Ca a1a 1ro1
ssogg,7sry ~ Issue a. -. M George A.
Polka. no For - laSt th~ee TeA-s As
Aee- sS>e-s-ss z3~as sns eggs1s@- - tae
r-sa~s a. "a. 3 zcs. Bad teEAisrs1 ~ p >
f,r~arsa- % IKE egsec- - SEQ @rs1sr -
TT-,s.-s---rl ~a.ret ass expressed ascAlse
We n Broke AS e~~n Gi-s ta@ coal
-e-rps - az 1sssczaa Ss c2s 50 @nae1ress
sszr-sesf 30 - people ~ fSsaf e7raEslzEafsr
tsas fAev Nzvs cS1.> - tcox open afsn as
a BRO - ara f-1@raa. A. Q ls-gey S~2e14-
- aAa1.ag S2-y. g-vzz = o@2e- o Sir
Brs1ss D. - s-rIs.ey-es 90 .ae company,
a. tEs 8sla@vzr@ AazeA IsS4szsar. 60 49,
ss~nSx~ p ga vas presented S-3-a = e@4lz-
ksfas xe.4 was-r. ss11:z al sta=z1s14-s Sc;
gaemss On ta= 1Gsasts - "a case 81
sAe RA-1@ Is Al Broosa's Enazsasrrars n.
~ A. r. s-1 c2 ne .1s4-e = sns-Sy 81
ia tssloE<cs txsc<-.>>s1ozs -fgssAoss4 ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

oe.vee, CHRISTINA ent Arrow lakes A-.
Gutt-stge IL an experienced t-srper ard
hunter. having oeen for some years with
the Hg1son Bay Company. In whose SER
vace hs t<arped aud hunted all over the
Nc-taves. territories ard .hs extreme
north- he vas asa for . long tine En-
ssg-d In guiding hunting parties in al
parts os the upper country. without 3
DOUBT the boys viii return n TIE spring
with fGrx ard skins eneuga TO Amply re.
pay them for their winters work
X A Brown. while In aook2ne resent
iv. had al interview with p. g Corbir.
~2o stated that ne was going TO come
oo 20 Grand Forks with his head s3gi-
reer. Mr.. Roberts when .as weather got
. nErIe cooler. and he intended 70 visit
tho different camps. ana Il there was
saoUga rzer1t IN TIE country re wousS put
II railroad az once. whereEpcn Ar.
Brown Informed him tass be would see
merit enough IN Volcanic mountain alone
10 warrant airn 10 put u 1wo railroads.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
BIE SfrrEs.

T'~s animal meeting AH& election - g.
Fce~S Congregation C}fAVesh Shafa-r snf
tAA Seattle Hebrew Ban eat Assa a.
ton W. - s@ls 81 Re syrssoE-s toal9r-
rev r. so , II
to Lcu<s" 49, ire "Sa5~.s'' a~e -
glavinr a IagrmRe c~lp seSses Nss sNet-
cor sest = axcsfrx fzx& ss -s.11~h Issss~Ns.
sss1elE neT9nsr O. - T. - -
>s1ssyss s1s8 maintain .nst~ -e-eaefv az
CARED ,~a1 tes sea~@ isse s~-e s-ar,st-s-.
:, 1g~ts" SS Logs" Ea
Fr2f tve1 -, Fs1,;1Tyer- - Tacc-1s VII
1etFer = lecfGre GA -t4n@ = Ire F~zsA-
AFst@~ses ~ E1~ rooms - tAa saa.ef-
T-s~oSeph Secfaty - 'Ta.y2 ace
CT S9n@aT sreGsEE AZ o'clock Us -
tace - free aaE Ihs r'sN's> - @crf5sgf.- -
Flte3 - 4stsr1. espsS4EtT saa Iexs 49,
MsSe1s a. q MA x particularly i1ser-
sss-zg - shsEa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
Land once Tuafne<s.

IT, local ana sfTs-e sas AIKEN n sos %
r s~~s a-5 .a-rrn SIS 0r@ during th@ TFTs1 n
% S.ptr-7s~- ara 81. az - from sales Of
lands TNess amounts ara tsP-uszsz1 n
- monthly rancrs - R.cssver joan =.
Terry as so,.3~s. Sales GO pusiin lands.
s ~ Re~~s embracing cash ens-tsz Nos.
r-aas - I-.9-2 sf-fz9, sazes % mineral
,srzs. a * acres. eEtr.ss <oe- IL % "a,
fssa. feen o. two prs-erapt4a7 declarations.
3. les OF .Are@ coal declarations, s..
<eea On rNsrrv-ts-e~ a7r7s@2 al ~ TRES
x-s5- con1rggsx loas Or 4Sf25 a acres eglerao-
=! merely. 3T7.s-. coUrnlSs. oas On sorrT-
sx anas aozssteAds, s-s7sss acres * g.
fees On -ir1o@r lans entries ~, tss-izglenT
=. So 70 tvSo cz-ca-sAs.c1z. 3; ssa1@ Sc
Lotions 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

The case CT A. 3. GrossZnan and H 7.
Williams. charged with obtaining money
under t2lSe pretenses from !. Biu.nenthal.
CT VIVA. prrported 10 De i business trans
acton IN which Ict OF iron or. . con-
siderable figure. came up yesterday before
Justice Caldwell Deputy Prosecuting At
iarley Norris. n the absence % Mr. Has
tie preferred 20 wait un.l rs superior re-
TUNED 70 the city before taking the mat
ter Up. Melvin q. y Lnsto-cs. for The pros
ecuElon, also wished q pos tpoHenent, ow-
iug 10 the aosenca from town o. some o.
the witnesses for the state. Upon ths
showing Judge C&l2@el SET The case tor
hearing mex. Friday a. - c'e4ock a tbs
morning.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

ereclfc charge % adultery with Tom
Brown, and SAYS taat shs has net "a:
any time Or a. any place or With any per-
son 6eneaned herself with or toward any
oaasr men n any manner not authorized
sanctioned ard approved by TIE said de-
PENDANT AMI with the sad Defendants
kno Wedge and tn3Ilcemen-"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
New sufts Filed.

Ths following nsw sl.ts were yesterday
commenced in the superior court:
emma Rea6A IS. James Mcnamara e.
el.-Prou1sso-y notes and mortgages,
81. 20, interes, ana costs.
J. NJ Bey9 et TX - ". H White. adj
m9nls.ratcr Of the estate OF NJ. '. Stew
art. deceased, et al.-Stlt 70 establish ON u
eTship 0. real estate.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

w,. rake rae - sc q - sreksn. 49,
-ers~- - 0s-seeer n ss& ssh. gaos ss 49,
tsns~ 1e-. ar Ressnt g N@reAw.s- a =.
e~x AxsecsacGaE szas6 wsess e. ssa&az~
ErF-ss Ez3r = aes3 ,. s&z& 2-as
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

Ca-n-w 49, 1s~-~ -ar+s%S - - -
r~sv@ s&a essa.s resz&cef r&ess . s18 gvaxz
xaks Cs-%esat - sSev~w 81 JAMES 2Ea-~
ga. kEees s-TS--s S-zGEzs1sz Cc=s9AaE.
Ee~.e~ .Esek
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03
Overcoats and Refers.

Our stocks Of these lines were never
as well assorted as az present. and eur
styles are only VIA you expect 70 find
in a first-class clothing store.
Boys Refers. x1.5a s., =
BOYS Overcnats. $t5a. $50 g.. 80
Mems Oyercosts. s.. 81. SIS. IS. 80.
s. 50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

sesVz Present .'-sl,as,oas ne event 60 80
.soSa~.l sess7f s4sI ae shs sasss~ Tanks
gag aay b. seen sae : A K ama Ire
II 6 A. fHaA4 arransx a.eats Aave act
800 eAsnRsere1 Aas x - almost SAFE 10
"a 80 Y Z. a. gTssassis AL ~
80 q 1a8t $&fa = chs sAcutx 81 ne
s'eessss a. <1r r.vsI ioeaI sea rs Duncan g.
~essarssS 40 As~ ca2~Es = the esss-
sasi - ere < a. a.. aon5gnes. last
e1S practise xan.~s - fstle@St Ocse-
= = se T. et ~ <roHass : A Z. ~
~ thc,oenr -t. 81 eAa Y VI. <. A.
t''~nas, ; a. T. - L e. "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

Av.f fsssr1~. - Nsessak ara g X H.
-. g a,sssce Tah. SaneorassA SaGaty m2.i
@- aFN a. tHe %artheFu-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-03

Heavy Natural Wood - CAmseD
Hair Underwear. good va3uA. Ne eaoA.
Extra Quality S1sscs-lAnsd UndaD.
wear. 15e each.
Heavy or Medium Weight NaeuS01
Wool Underwear. s. per garment
Fine Grade Canals Hair UndarWoaA
81 per garment.
Nice Soft Australian Wool UndDs
wear. good weight. siN per garment
In the better grades Of rndsrweoe
we have the Scotch Wool. SsustgArtsr
K Ho.rcyt's IN several xradas al
styles. and the prices are right
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-11

BIOL 90 strongly thal u0i oply Wua
iiuporlau5h III lbr druF A1pp II
Dat tIa lagH uiarsst na Iaiusl
ubtil prlces tell below all profit
Il becamc necessary for the pro
duccrs TO form b syndicate Tor
limiting the production and %
length by that means they have
rts.arot.flir ptta ll.lHH u.ou
shown by recent Gorman con
suIar report that tho product in
Argentina Is employed 10 tie
manuracture o. liluers Ia the
raising Of the alcoholic strength
Of natural wines which ID had
hitherto been impossible q. lay
down, and In the preparation Of
large quantities Of expensive
wine. Itwould be mpracticuOle,
for various reasons u similarly
consume alcohol in this country,
aud owing 10 the abuudaure qf
raw material here There would
doubtless be over production be
fore great while Hawaii can
find scope enough Tor It's domestic
enterprise without going into the
manufacture Of alcohol.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-11

SjaG@ Clads IL extremely
hdd N feGmyiGe letters from
inc IiHl8 omen IIe generally
6ifefs Il yaldsble prize OF some
Mind IT. ven beliayed children
md dtis yoar 10 has notified
Whl, Nictds C0y who are 10
dGt hs his agents here, 10 offer
IN his name II beadtird French
DOH ~ tho lidndlulu girl or
bGy who writes him the most
original letLer Any little one
under teh years u aec may
compete EGf the dMl which II
sure ~ b0 highly pnSed by
tho lucky recipient, Now,
pHs, tbis ID ydar opportunity,
Bfddi tho GGbWebs dhd dust
N puldi0e questions out Of
your minds and write The old
gentleman n nice letter. some.
thing different rr6m anything
you have over written before.
Y0u may ask your papas and
iBaiumas how 10 spell Tho
words bat tho thoughts and
good wishes should be ali your
own
On honor, hOwI
lGCtgrs may DO mailed IN tbs
letter hos NJ Wall, Nichols
cos st0rG between y O'ciOCh
0NA H0l0rd0V mOrniuN Nor,
gBih, amt ~ O'ciOch mann N
Dpcember gM The day before
christmas
The doll will DO On eshlbl.
tiQD IN Ono gr their large show
windows during Che above
period THE Judges " thc
merits If lb0 letters received
VIII - decided upon by repre-.
| sgitNtlyes 0F the press u
| Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-11
SUGAR IN GEkMANY.

Two years ago a movement was
started by raw sugar manpCac
turers in Germany TO form a
syndicate for regulating tho in
dustry, IT was checked Last year
by uncertainty regarding legislp
ton, Since the law settling the
question OF export bounties has
been passed, it is said, the posi-
ton of the German sugar indus
try has altered immensely for the
worse, The raw sugar manufac-
turers are now considering the
question of whether this is M
opportune time for syndieating
their interest II is believed that
a syndicate formed by them would
be useless without the co opera.
ton of similar Organization pf
the re6neTs, but already two years
ago the idea of common syndi
cate for the two groups had 40 DE
set aside as manifestly impact
cable.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-11
ALCOHOL MAKING

One Of the PossibIe pew ipdps-
tries for this country often strong
ly advocated has been rhe mppH
factpre Of alcohol from 7QgRr Mill
molasses, Il roof bpppnas, etc,
1t is just as well, probably, thRt
the adyopacy never effected any
thing, Argentine . few years Ng4
went into the mapHfqrtpFe Of RlGQ-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-11
WV DlMOND'S

We have been sitting on
the rugged odgo Of n damp
cloud for the pnst two weeks,
contemplating tho result In
the event ~ The DOn.arriynl
" The y, q, Wilder with our
cut glass ware and Othor ar.
tiClos which W. had selected
for the holiday tudo, Yos-
terday tho tension on our
nervous system relaxed; tho
Wilder arrived and twonty-
four hours after this COOS into
print, We will hny0 u display
Of llnU goods on our counters,
such nB noyor was Soon borO
before,
The additional spaco 70.
qulfed has been obtained by
doubling up on our show cOun.
ters, making now ones and
changing around somo Of tho
Old ones on tho second floor.
We're roady Tor bUsinops and
the number ~ snIos Of hOIidny
goods We have mndo during
the p0st three wu0ks COnstmins
~ ~ believe that the business
10 roady for w,
By tho Wilder wo have all
kinds or things suitable for
christmas girCs, Many OF thom
are IN cut glass aud thoy com.
prIsei Saucols, tjnlad Dishes,
R0so Bowls, Pickle Jars, But.
Ter Tubs aud Plates, leo
Cream Trays, IJocantors,
Lemonade Sots, Individual
OILS, Tulnblurs, individual
inttors, CrOnmors, Smelling
Balls md half u hundred
other things,
Then Lhor0 hro CbnAnu
Dishes IN moro than u dozon
~ lcs, Library, Hall and
plono Lamps, Cropo Paper
Shades and Silk Shades and
ONYX 1abIpa.
W. W. DIMOND,
Won Holt Building,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-11
There is q grim humqy With, il

There is o grim humQT With, a
may prove, a spice of prophecy ip
the reply of the French Embassy
in Constantinople 10 a character
istic note Of the Porte, Tbe story
is told in Reuters dispatch froip
ConstantinopIe as f9lIQws'
Excitement almost appToacbipg
TO panic was caused IN GOpslaD
tinople yesterday by tle sound N
the guns Of the French 4uardsbiy
Leger, which wps practising b tlie
sea Of Marmora, 'pbe reports pf
the guns were distinctly beGyd ~
town, but ms soon as NE Pspse be
came kp9wp the rXcjteWeDt Rgb-
sided, IN the EVENING The PgJte
addressed n DQte ~ tbe bTeDcb
Embassy stating ne tgcts pD@
prgigg TINT TIE pToctice sb9pH We
carried QR 2 grepter djsjppGe CJgW
the city, Vbe EWbpssy gegieJ
TINT il regretted tbBt pJgrW bg4
been caused 0B tbe geegsi9B ~
question, PIT mr. Ne .Be9Rlf
sbopld become Rccgst9Wed ~ Ne
sound ~ fTi1g,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-11

Tbe Fpe9WP HedRqr TeWPTkV \
vigorous f9rejgP P9licy h PWPRP
ticplly deWqPded NJ Re PeI M
miRisFq1PP, ME PqsttiPR NJ
secretqry Pf stRtq sBPqH Bp NJ
cgPied by q mPR gb9, VIII depl
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-11
CABLE GOES BY.

Tess To he ltNwau = trlcuu7 III the
United States are proud to recall
the action Of tile Senate in houting
the Presidents recommendation
to allow Hawaii to grant q landing
TO the projected British cable
within connecting distance Of
Honolulu. These people give the
landing place in question the dig
nifty Of the appellative phrase,
an uniuhabited island Of the Ha-
waiian group Il was in fact
but a minute and dcsolate moul d
Of rock and sand, which had only
Just been placed under the Hawai-
ian flag to enable this Govern
ment to dictate terms to the
cable promoters. The probable
consequence now appearing of
this action of the Hawaiian Gov
eminent, with the later action of
the United States Senate in con-
nection Herewith, is that cable
communication between Hawaii
and the outside world will be in
definitely postponed, 1t will in
all likelihood at least have to
await Hawaiian annexation or the
establishment of a naval station
aud dockyard here by the United
States. The prospects are that
either of these events will
take some years for its
consummation, but both could
probably receive no greater
impetus than would be given by
immediate cable intercourse be-
tween Hawaii and the United
States. BY having instantaneous
communication between Honolu-
lu and Washington, negotiations
for annexation would be expedited
to n degree that can hardly now
be imagined, And by the same
convenience, no matter through
what agency, the United States
Government would realize the
immense strategic importance of
Honolulu ms II naval station, SO
much so that little time would be
allowed to clupse until not only
a station, but an American cable
connecting with it, should be es-
tablished. The die has been cast,
however, and the final arrange
ments now understood TO be
making in London for a trans
pacific cable are said TO exclude
Hawaii from any connection,
This means that any other cable
project TINT does include Hawai-
will be handicapped with the
knowledge that competition for
round the world business will
have 10 be faced in the
British cables operation, This
will make n very material
difference to capitalists invited 70
invest money in any cable coming
in ut the heel Of the bupt for the
large traffic that will epsue be
tween all North America and Ans,
tralasia, with connections on both
sides to all the rest Of the world
by lines now IN existence, ia'
waits citizens aud her friends
abroad whose Apglopbobia Of
antipnthy to Cleveland makes
them rejoice oyer the Necker ISL
and incident may before long 10
use u slang phrase- have 70 "t0ke
a tumble TO themseIyesN some 0f
the most prominent aud th9gght-
full supporters Of tpe Hawaiian
Government now openly lamont
the policy il adopted With regard
to the only tapgibIe PrQjqct Of
cable communication that has ever
been presented 70 tho HawpIiaR
Islands,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-11
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