davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
w KaS1e S05S.CS
Z S. J. w o C i
144 Mills str.
Buffalo, n. Y.
z Polskiego.
DOmu Emtgrac.

Wielebny ks. B. Dembih-
ski sekretarz polskiego Tow
Emigracyjnego. donosi nam,
co nastepuje:
Wczoraj wrocilismy z ks. Klo
nowskim z New York. Zalatwilismy
wazne sprawy, dotyczace Domr
Emigracyjnego. Dom znajduje sig
tuz obok brzegu morskiego i stacy
kolei Pennsylvanskiej i Lehigt
Valley, pod Nc. 81 Morris Street,
Jersey City. Jest to dom murowa-
ny o 90 p~okojach, pieknie wyre
staurowanych i utapetowanych.
Suteryny i pierwsze pietro zamie
szkuja obecnie ~jeszcze 4 familie,
ktore W tych dniach zmuszone beda
dom ten opuscic. Obecnie Dom
Emigr. zajmuje l6 pokoi, Gale
drugie trzeeie pietro. Ma przysz}y
Czwartek 20 BIN. odbedzie sic
inspekcya Dom Emigr. zarzaa.
dzona przez komisarza emigrac.,
bez ktorej Dom Emigr. ME m6g15y
bye prowadzony. Inspekcya taxa
odbywac sic bedzie regularnie diva
razy miesiecznie. Dom znajduje sic
pod Scisfa kontrola rzadu a FARO
VINO ma take wszelkie poparcie i
prerogatywy zagwarantowane
podobnym instytucyom emigr.
Poniewaz Dom ten beda "a
mieszkiwa}y ~jeszcze familie
przez 2 Tub 3 tygodnie, dzierzawa
na przyszly miesiac wynosid bedzie
tylko $500, " nastepnych mics.
zas $4,000.
wszyscy vice, czy to wyjez-
dzajac do kraju Tub tez przyjezdza-
ia do Ameryki, mogga znalezc "
Domu Emigr. wszelka porade i
wygody "a ma1em wynaggrodzeniem.
Obowiazki pomocnika W Domu
Emlgr. sprawuje obecnie organista
u erseyC City anBoczkowski prawie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
I NV POLSkICH
w AMERYCE.

SPRAWL NIESZCZE.
SLIWEGO
zwiazkowc6w mizerne pre-
chodzi koleje. Oskarzeni W
Springfield, ILL.,, tax pred
gubernatorem Altgeldem
jake i pred komisarzem
zabezpieczenia zycia, re ME
nrawnie charterjest podpisany
lataja Cd Annasza do Kajfasza
jak koty pecherzami. Ze ME
prawny maya charter-pewna.
Ale zbrodnia, pope}niona
PREY wyrabianiu charteru,
pachnie krymina}em. DR..
Kodis. procz Sadowskiego i
Helihskiego, take ME jest
obywatelem Stanu Illinois.
Glupi notaryusz publiczny
Pettkoske ME vie, jak sic z
swego szwindlu wykrecie.
Panowie inkorporatorowie
Zwiazku niechaj ME sadza re
i'm szwindel ujdzie bezkarnie.
Jezeli chcecie odlamki ludu
polskiego prowadzit = Wasz
interes. Ale powinniscie ist
d-oga otwarta,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

REDAK
TOR Dz1ENNlKA CH1cAGos,
K1EGo zapewnia swoich
czytelnik6w re .pewne male
usterki W s}awetnym charte-
re zwiazkowc6w zosta}y juz
So usuniete i ca}y charter
jest ,.all right. Katolickl
redaktor z pewnoscia ma ma
mysli owe zak}adanie l6z
zwiazkowych Pewnym
r vt a l e m~.'Krzywoprzysle-
ga, kalajaca charter, zajmie
sic prokurator = Q tenn i
katolickie nagie-L i lego
kumpany W kr6tkim czasie
sic przekonaja.
Mimo
podburzah Slisza ma no
wo zadekretowane ostre
prawo przeciwko pijahstwu.
szczeg6lnie polskie kobiety
sic ciesza, re ich maizonkowie
ME beda mogli tax gardzieli
gorza}a zalewac, jak dawniej.
Juz czas ~najwyzszy, ably
naszym polskim pijakem,
kt6rych nigdzie ME brak,
vodka i piwo = wysch}y ma
zawsze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

bezinteresownie. Skoro sie interes
wiecej rozwinie, natenczas trzeba
bedzie przyjac stalego agenta.
.Obecnie ks. Gulcz zobowiazaI sic
chodzi6 cedziennis ma Ellis Island
pc emigrant6w.
u pozdrowieniem
rs B. Densbiiadski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
PONIEWAZ W pewnych k,

PoNIEWAz W pewnych ko-
ZACH posadzono W1ARUsA 0 niesta.
lose, wzgledem Stowarzyszenia Mil,
wauokiego mianowicie, odpowiemy
W tel TAX waznej sprawie, jak sic
nalezy, W przysz}ych numerach.
T~ymczasem oswiadczamy, re Try
wanie Chicago m ia}o i nie
M ia}o swej racyi. Me wyma-
gajcie panowie cd gazety " Anne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
paryzkiej v bezwstydnych
~widowiskach nazwanyeh
pornographies de cocodettes.

- E4E-EEE
Nareszcie spowiednik ME
szczesliwej cesarzowej Euge-
nil, zydek-lewita Bauer. wy
jechal do Brukseli wv Be1gii),
gdzie sic ozenil zy]
z pieniondz6w zlupionych z
glupich francuzkich goj6w....
Eugenia, nam6wiona przez
zydka. lewite Bauera, swegc
spowiednika, popchne}a MEGA
swego Napoleona do wojny.
kt6ra / tysiqce naszych roda,
k6w do przedwczesnego
w}ozy}a grobu, ME liczac
tysiecy kalek, widow ! sier6t
TAX zydzi zawsze i wszedzie
|robia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
MILWAUKEE

kosciele sw. Kazmierza
odbedzie sic W na]b)izsza
niedziele ~bierzmowanie Sios-
try R6zancowe w parafi
sw. Jadwigi ma ostatnim
swoim mitingu W kosciele
bardzo dokazywa}y,z powodu,
re z kasy ich Bractwa niby
zgine}o pare set dolar6w
pieniedzy. Podobno nawet
rzuca}y sic ma swojego
proboszcza wielebnego ks.
Rogozihskiego. Michal
Kruszka, wydawca KURYERA
PoLsK1EGo, lube juz kilkanas
Gle lat mieszka w Milwaukee,
.|jeszcze sic do zadnej parafli
ME zapisa} i nigdzie s;edzenia
w koSciele ME ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
TELEGRAMY.

Zajecie Mast
Pinar del Rio i Santo Clara
przez powstahc6w, ktorzy W
mich zostali pc kilka godzin a
potem je podpaliIi ma wielu
punktach, Jest ciezkim ciosem
ola Hiszpan6w.
Generalowie Luis Maria
Pando i Alvaro Suarez
Valdez, wojenni gubernato-
rowie tych miast, zostali przez
gen. Weylera wys}ani do
Hiszpanii, jake niedo}ezni.
Weyler Jest zdobyciem i
spaleniem tych Mast przez
powstancow nieslychanie
zmartwiony. Sadzil bowiem,
re Pinar del Rio bylo tax
dobrze ufortyfkowane i
strzezone, re powstahcy zadna
miara wedrzee sic do niego
ME mogli.
RZYM, - w niewoli u
cesarza abisynskiegoM enelika
znajduje sic 1900 zolnierzy
w}oskich. Karabiny, kt6remi
Abisynczycy W bitwie pod
Adowa powystrzelali bataliony
w}oskie, nosilo dawniei
wlosko papiesk,e. Krol wIoski,
zabrawszy Ojcu Swietemu
pahstwo koscielne, sprzedal
je do Afryki.
PANAMA. = Roboty PREY
budowie kanalu panamskiego
zosta}y rozpoczete ma nowo.
Poglebiany jest kaaal cd
strony Oceanu Spokojnego.
w rozmaitych oddzialach
PRAGUE kilka tysiecy robot
nik6w. Oby sic "a raza lepiej
skohczylo!
BERLIN. Il Petersburga
telegrafuja. ze Rosya zaJmie
wieksza Geese Armenii. mia
nowicie wilajety Tfapezunt
Van i Erzerum i bezzwlocznie
obejmic zarzad tychze W. TAXI
sam sposob, )ak AUSTRIA
rzadzi wBosnii Herzegovina.
Sultan podobno dial juz ma to
swe zezwolenie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
p. August Bambenek Pine
|Creeku j PAM Janusze wska :
Milwaukee.

'Creeku j PAM Januszewska 2
Milwaukee.
kROPIDkO znowu zaczelo
wychodzic wChicago, ! tc,jak
dawniej, ma czerwonem
papierze. Podobno wydaje je
spolka zlozona z S osob.
Dawniejszy redaktor Kropidh
glosny Segers, ]uz tel
wypuszczony z wiezlenia
chicagoskiego. ale led~ie
uzyskai wolnose, zaraz ucieM
do Buffalo. bojae sic
ponownego aresztowanis.
Pozonia
Il kwietnia donosi, re OBJ.
W}adys}aw Welzant powr6cil
do Baltimore, lecz bedac
zmeczonym pc d}ugiej podr6-
~, ieszcze ME przy]muie
przyjaci6l j znajomvch.
POSZUKIWANIE.-Alex
kochowlcz (poczta Posen,
Mich). poszukuje swego
brata Stanislawa kochowicza.
kt6ry pred dwoms laty
przyby} do Ameryki. Urodzil
sic W keknie pod Wagr6w-
Gem. w tym kraju mial
przebwyoc W Northern pod
Manitowoc.
ST.. PAUL., Nebr. = FIX
redaktor nieboszczycy Ga2ety
Polshiej W Nebrasce dosye
gburowato wyrazil sic o
Wlarusie wobec kilkuP olak6w.
= FL! ej! Majku; tylko ME
tax grubo z Wsarusen, DO on
ME zartuje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
PLACIC "a .WIARUsA!
O ZYDACH.

Niniejsze uwagi, kt6rym
ca}y SWAT historyczny n e
2 aprzec zy "a pre-
czyt ME m Z e, So
czerpane z dzie}a Edwarda
Drumont pod tytu}em }, Fran
eva zezydowiona'' q a
Fra c e e.
Gala prasa francuzka cd
czas6w wojny austryackie1
1866 r. by}a kierowana przez
zyd6w, mianowicie fguruja:
Offenbach, Halevy, Kugel-
mann, Schiller, Dellinger,
Hirsch. levita, Levisohn,
Deutsch, Erden t. d.
Miedzy robotnikami, kt6rzy
p6zniej komune, czyli rzez
paryska, wywo}ali, spotyka-
my zydk6w: Germana See,
Alberta Wolff i innych.
w samym palacu cesarza
Napoleona kieruja: Julius
Coin kapela cesarska, Valid
teufel baletem, archiwami
cesarstwa katolickiego:
Adryan Marx. i t. d.
Nauczycielem m~atematyki
nieszczesliwego jedynaka
cesarza Napoleona by} czeski
zyd: Flip Koralek.
Teraz przychodzi najsmut-
Messy paragraf ca}ej' wojny
francuzko~-n iemieckiej, W kt6-
rel i niejeden z czytelnik6w
W1ARUsA bral udzia}.
S W i e k m c e
S a arrow e Eugeni ii,
ony Napole 0 n a,
VI przec hrzta zy d
M aria Bauer r.
Podobnego lotra historya
rzadko kiedys wyda}a
pewnie-daj Boze-tak pred.
ko ME wyda.
lego has}em by}o, jake
has}em lydia z South Chica-
go. katolikom wszystkie
brudy ma nosy MONA rzucae.
Wkradl sic zyd lewita Jan
Maria Bauer w zaufanie
cesarzowej Eugenii "a pomo,
ca obiad6w i wieczerzy,
kt6re jemu-zydowinie pota-
jennie jake gorliwem u
e u, wyprawiali.
Jan Maria Bauer byl spo
wiednikiem cesarzowej w
chwili, gdy Francya wojne
Prusom ~wypowiedzia}a.
Gala zydowska prasa kie-
rowala Baurem, Bauer cesa-
rzowa. a cesarzowa schorza-
lynn Napoleonem.
Skoro niemieckie wojska
otoczy}y Paryz. npanie
ksionc" Bauer pozwoli} sic
mianowae ,.kaznodzieja" z
glodu umierajacych Paryzan,
ably jak najblizszy mice
przystep do-Prusakow.
Zdradziwszy Prusakom
cakratv 0h1ezenia ParVia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
APPLETON. Mimi.

MINI. -
w ostatnim dniu Marca
spad}o tn ma 4 stopy sniegu
lyle 60 cd 20 lat tn ME byio.
Ps7enica juz pc wiekszej
czesci zasiana, a gdy snieg
szvbko tajae bedzie, to groz;
niebczpieczenstwo, re zasiewy
z woda pop}yna.
POLICYI "
New Yo1ku zaopatrzyls
policyant6w W bicykle W tych
czesciach mlasta. W kt6rYch
ruch uliczny ME jest zbyt
wielki. Proba uda}a sic
wysmienicie. Wielu woznic6w,
kt6rzy przez niestr6zna jade
spowodowali jakies nieszcze.
Scle l chclell ucleczka ratowat
sic pred zas}uzona kara, uda}o
sic policyantom aresztowat
dz!eki szybkoscl bicyklow.
Ma podstawie tych pomysl-
uych rezultatow dyrekcya
policyi zamierza utworzyt
korpus policyantow ma bicy-
klach. Take inspektorowie,
ktorzy kontroluia policyant6w,
czy peln;a sluzbe pod}ug
przepisu, maja bye zaopatrzeni
W bicykle.
SIANY ~ZJEDNOCZONE
wyb'ja kanal iaczacy iezioro
Superior z rzeka Mississippi.
Bedzie kosztowal okolo
$4,000, 900.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
DrObne Echa.

tn ponowaty do Wielkanecy,
zjedzie tn p. TeofilD erdowsk
dopiero IS kwietnia, to wra1
z rodzina.
SP. FIR. =
W Stevenspoint umarl "
piatek, 3 Kwietnia, abonen'
Wia,7.sa Franciszek Michalski,
W wieku lat So. Pochodzil z
Wiel. Ksiestwa Poznahskiego
: do Ameryki przybyl pred
50 laty Majatku pozostawi} pc
sobie 20 tysiecy dolarow
kt6re po najwiekszej czesci
porozpozyczane So pc farnach.
Testamentu ME zdolal aiebo-
szczyk zrobic. Pogrzeb
odbyl sic 6 kwietnia, PREY
wielkim udziale polskiego
take innonarodowcow.
szczeg6lnie WIDOW. Bractwo
sw. Piotra, do ktorego
nieboszczyk nalezal, towarzy-
szylo zwiokom do grobu. -
Ma pogrzebie byli take
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

4s ks. Ignacy Klejna......s5.oo
40 ks. J.. Dworzak. 400
SO Jan Lowicki.. LOO
81 ks. St. Siedlecki. $500
50 p. E. Krotoszyhska. ..... 500
So p. St. Olszewska 200
81 ks. B. Iwanowski.. $500
55 ks. r. Aust.... 1000
Sc K6{ko Nc l Stowarz. sw.
J6zefa re Scranton...... $50
81 Tow. Lutnia re Scranton $50
So ks. Klonowski $1,000, ko-
lekta parafalna W Wilkes
Barre, Pa. s2O.5O, razem3O.5
50 Tow. Jutrzenka z Tacoma,
go ks. H. Klimecki 80. 500
81 Tow. sw. Kazimierza Krol.
zSt. Paul MINI. 1850
60 p. J6zef Wonchnicki 90. 800
So ks. J. Pitass. GOO
puma. ...... l4o.oU
w kasie PREY kohcu Lutego
by}o 6e6.39
RaZem ...... 939.S9
Ma urzadzenie domu Em.po-
s1ano Ks. J. Gulczowi 800. 90
W kasie ...... 5000
Z S. J. W o c k
l44 Mills str.
Buffalo, n. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
AMERYkA
B

w PITTSBURGH W
fabryce Carnegie, rad
Japonski zamowil 10. 900 ton
SYN kolejowych - kazda pc
go stop dlugosci. Dotad
Japonia s~prowadza}a szyny z
Anglii.
w spu.
szczono na1wiekszy okre1
wojenny Stan6w Zjedn.
ma wode i dano mt nazwisko
iowa. Jest on re stall, 26c
stop d}ugi. II stop szeroki
i So stop wysoki. Bedzie ma
MIN $40 mathew za}ogi,i jes1
uzbrojony W 4 w1elkie armaty
II caly srednicy; opr6cz tegc
W mniejsze armaty ro3 nego
kallbru. Koszta wybudow ANA
/ uzbrojenla jego wyn osza
$3.50. 900.
w STANIE Ohio uchwa-
lono bill przeciwko wysokim
kapeluszom kobiet. Me wy
godnie to ola wszystkich,
nietylko w teatrach ale navel
w koscio1ach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
STAN

SW. JOZEFA
Opieki mad Emigrantami
IA MIESIAC MARzEC 1896 I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

ryce statecznosci, jezeli dzisiajj tax,
jutro siak choragiewki zwiiacie.
W1ARUs idzie czasami "a Wami,
"a Was zmuszony jest
myslec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

WIEL. x. WINCENTY
kr6tko pred
Wielkaneca powr6ci} do
Chicago. SHE W ramionach
do tyla odzyska}, re moe jak
dawniei, msza swieta odpra-
wiaG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

Wis. - Do
tutejszego nowoza}ozonego
Towarzystwa polsk;ego sw.
Micha}aArchanio}a przystapi}o
juz 50 cz}onk6w. w kopalni
Nori utracit zycie Miko}aj
Grzadzielewski. kt6ry pred
4 laty sprowadzi} sic do mas
z Red Jacket. Inny g6rnik,
Kazmierz Klimaszek, cz}onek
Tow. sw Micha}a, ciezkie
odni6sf pokaleczenia.
KOS
w kosciele Sw.
Piotra W Stevenspoint. Wis,
przysz}o w niedziele wielka
nocna. pred sama suma, do
gwa}townej sceny. koscielni
wyganiali z koscio}a pewnych
notorycznych warcho}6w i
PREY TEN powyrywali pewnei
kobiecie kosci re stawow. Gdy
t. zaczela krzyczec z bolesci.
chciell ludzie opuscic koscioI,
lecz uspokoili sic ma prosbe
ks. proboszcza Zielihskiego
cd oltarza. Poturbowana
kobieta ley choral co pare
godzin doktorzy do niej cho-
dza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

Me wstydzil sic ,,panie
ksionc" Bauer navel wyste.
powae W wielkiej operze
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-15
Durable White Paint.

A simple method is announced for OBJ
tanning durable white paint, ono that
overcomcs the general objection to white
paint-viz, that ON exposure to heat and
especially to gas flames, lamp shades, cell
ings, etc, painted with oil colors, 1t soon
turns brown, owing to the calcination of
tho organic matter contained in the colors
and tho linsced oil in the oil paints In
tho new process u quantity of fine zinc
white Is mixed to u suitable consistency
with solution of protoxidc Of sodium and
water glass of 40 to 90 degrees Of Baume.
The surfaces to be painted are first thor
oughly cleansed, and for certain metals,
such us zinc, washing with hydrochloric
acid is necessary The surface is subse-
quently cleansed with water, and then sew
eral coats of zinc water glass paint are
laid on until the article is deemed suffi-
GENTLY covered, an interval being allow
cd, but not Of long duration, between the
application of each coat, as such paint
soon dries. In case of large surface, such
us ceiling, to DO covered, too much OF
tho paint should not DO mixed, ms the
chemical action of water glass on zinc
white is soon to render 1t thick and hard.
This paint is represented as being unaf.
fectcd always remains snowy white, only
becoming soiled by dust and soot.-New
York sun.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-15

A certain New York judge has u habit
which sometimes annoys members Of the
bar who appear before him-particularly
young men--of talking to his associates
on the bench while the lawyers are deliv-
cring their speeches, but however exaspcr-
atcd they may be the lawyers have not,
as a rule, tho boldncss to complain, for
they recognize the power Of the court. An
eminent lawyer of New York, however,
sct them an example. He was about to
make the closing speech In highly i'm
portant case Forty minutes had been al
lotted him for the purpose. He had scarce
ly uttered u dozen words when the judge
wheeled round In his chair and began n
discussion with his associate on the bench.
The lawyer ceased speaking Immediately,
folded his arms and gazed steadily Mt the
judges. A hush fell upon the courtroom.
The offending judge, noticing the stiffness,
turned and looked inquiringly ut tho ST.
lent advocate.
Your honor" said the lawyer, II have
Just 40 minutes in which to make my final
argument. j shall not only need every
second of that time to do 1t Justice, but
shall also need your undivided attention.
And you shall have 1t" promptly re-
spondcd the judge, at the same time nc.
knowicdging the justice of the rebukc by
faint flush on his checks 1t was an ex'
hibition of genuine courage, but one that
was more fully appreciated by members
of the profession than by the others who
witnessed it.-Chicago Post.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-15

pr;rata ~, Al. - ,S,.'. 49,
oosa a.. ~ oon A,Ien =. Miss.ssippi had
~ bad haan ' dran,dn cur I'm .ne o.her Gay;
whiia IN tba ,n,rss trsh a,ohs LOT good
"hio IN we iomer Tribunals, ana when 1t
wa, was enoneu IN .ne higher body the oppos-
NY Counsel presen.e1 priei history OF the
I Ind s, 30 ial as J. mao gone. Inc Justices
hao iisIeheu aetentiveiy 10 the lawyer, and
y, w" .i,a ne neu nlisnea Mr; A,ien was asked
Sne 9pposns 'ouhsei had stated what
was mIs s.ric.iy 1rue. :;
your nohors piease' said the astute
.sn ss'ss, Ppian, l can oese answer the ques-
.,on WIN h'e,e STORY some time ago
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-15

A society young woman of this city ha
devised novel entertainment which
shortly to be made public. 1t is to be IRE
ception for people who can't sleep at night"
Among her friends, she says, are great
many very delightful people who are trou-
bled with insomnia, and who confess that
they spend many frightful, wakeful hours
walking the floor, looking out Of the win.
dow, rocking in easy chairs, trying to read
or write and In other useless and tiresome
occupations
When her plans are fully matured, thig
original young woman intends on at leas,
two nights in every week to be "at home
TO those distressed female friends from mid
night until morning. The guests are re.
quested to appear In any unique, respec.a-
bic bedroom gown, bathrobes not excluded.
The lights are to be dim, soothing music
and stupid conversation will be the only
diversion permitted. hot chocolate and wa
fers will be served, couches and easy chairs
will be provided In abundance, and the In.
sonnia victims are earnestly desired to fall
asleep as soon as possible. iI4
u Is whispered that prizes will be offered
for the first snore, but this detail is not au-
thentically announced. The reception Is to
be fact, however, and an eager expectancy
AZ TO invitations is In the air.--Louisytlle
Courier-J Journal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-15

She is very affable woman, and she
would invariably say the right thing at
the right place il she were not near
sighted.
II see, 4" she said, as she entered the
drawing room of her friend, "that you
have caught the annual craze"
"To what do you refer2"
"The rage for chrysanthemums And
that one which you have tossed SO care
lessly into the corner is one of the big
gest and most beautiful / ever saw.
What an exquisitely odd colori'
YES" was the reply. Its beauti-
full, and prize it very highly. Only it
isn't chrysanthemum. It's my Skye
terrier taking nap" - Washington
Star.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-15

In THRUM's Almanac for this
year will be found a more full state
ment OF the individual coffee grow
ers on these Islands than has yet
been published. The number of
acres planted or ready for planting
is given as 1905, with no reports
from Kauai and Molokai, on each
of which islands there are small
patches of coffee. 1t is safe to say
that the coffee area is now
fully FIVE thousand acres, about
half of which is covered with trees
ready to bear. No large crop can
be expected from these fields till
next year, when the exports will
commence to attract attention. For
those having the capital and the
pluck to engage in the business, nc
better opening can be found in this
group.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-15

THE result of the senatorial cleo
ton on Hawaii proves to be tie,
and it has been suggested that the
simplest way to loosen the knot
will be for one of the unsuccessful
candidates to resign. But the vot-
ers surely ought to have voice in
such decision, and if they prefer
to try again, a new election might
bring out the full voting strength Of
the island, which would have good
result in stirring up indifferent vot.
ers and leading them to be more in.
terested in our popular elections.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-15
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY l5, 1896

THE party of tourists who left in
the Kinau last week to visit the
volcano, are now at the crater, en-
ioying the view under the most
favorable ircumstances-a cool
and clear atmosphere combined
with the finest of our winter
weather. Others vino go soon
may have the same favorable sur
roundings Of smooth passage and
comfortable round trip. No better
time could be desired.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-15

THE telegraph advices in the
Japan papers received by the Coptic
yesterday were not so late as those
from San Francisco by the Austria.
liza. The statement of great losse.
having occurred in a panic in New
York is therefore not reliable.
There was paragraph OF similar
purport received here-that in the
event Of war, heavy losses might
take place; but that event is away
1Q
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-15
group,

In THE window of the Pacific
Hardware Co., directly opposite
the STAR office, may be seen Mr..
Howard Hitchcock's latest effort in
transferring Kilauea's image onto
canvas. 1t is a striking picture,
showing high bluff at the rear
and sides Of the pit, with dense
volumes Of smoke rising, but not
so as to obscure the view of the
active lake. The color given to
the molten lava is perfect, and
affords to the observer a correct
idea of this wonderful scene. The
glossy hue which is given to the
cold lava surrounding the pit is
also well represented. The picture
is a perfect success, and reminds
us of Jules Tavernier's best effort
in depicting this remarkable scene.
We refer to the crayon picture
which was shown to the public in
the drawing room of the Hawaiian
Hotel, some ten or twelve years
ago, and was purchased by John
d. Spreckels, who values it very
highly. Tavernier's was somewhat
larger than Mr.. Hitchcock's, and
represented more fire, but both
views afford to strangers correct
idea of Hawaii's great show.
And yet there is some
thing about the great original-its
spouting, the constant movement of
the red lava, to the side of the
pit, where it seems to flow back in
to the cauldron underneath, the
cracking and splashing-which no
canvas can convey. 1t must be
seen to be appreciated, and once
seen will never be forgotten.
A better time could not be chosen
by those who wish to see Kilauea
in its glory. The pent-up fires have
just broken out from years close
confinement in the deep bowels of
the earth, and promise an exhibition
as grand as it is rare, for Kilauea is
the only place on the globe where
spectators can safely stand and
safely view a boiling lake of lava,
where they can throw stones or
coppers into it, or pick up fresh
specimens ON it its very
edge. The steamer w. G.
Hall leaves on Friday, and travel
ers by her can land at Punaluu ON
Saturday evening, and ride in
coaches or on horseback thirty
miles to the crater. Or they can
take the Kinau on Tuesday next
and from Hilo ride in stages through
the coffee fields of Olaa, reaching
the volcano in four hours. The
distance is about the same either
'ay. However, the best way is
to 20 by one route and return by |
the other. In such pleasant weather
as now prevails here, the trip can
be made without discomfort of any
kind, and possibly without a touch
of maI-de-mer. But don't fail to 90
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-15

Some time ago Mr.. Simon Goldbaum
of San Luis Rey, CAL, was troubled
with lame back and rheumatism. He
used Chamberlains Pain Balm and a
prompt cure was effected. He says he
has since advised many of his friends to
try it and all who have done so have
sboken highly of it,. 1t is for sale by
all Druggists - and Dealers-BENsON
SMITH & Co, Agents for II. I.