davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-30

ufactures; the more ma nufactures the
more work and. better wages Trade
will be better and employment will be
furnished greater number in proper
ton
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-30

Another line of steamers will engage in
the coast trade between Les Angeles,
Ensenada, and intermediate points.
This indicates the growing possibilities
Oh trade between this city and Mexico.
Mexican merchants are no less anxious
to do business with this city than the
merchants of Los Angeles are to do bust
ness with them
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-30
Unkind Inference

perhaps he isn't all he might be, but
he stood by me in my hour of trial, and
What was he an officer of the court?"
Chicago Journal.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-30

San Gabriel canyon is much nearer
than Clondyke, and the climate is much
better than that of Alaska. Better
compromise on San Gabriel.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-30

Someone asked me the other day,
with view to sizing up the qualities Of
the municipal authorities, what sort Of
tobacco they smoke in the city hall. My
knowledge on the subject is somewhat
limited, because since the smells in
that building have become so aggressive
I rarely visit the place. Councilman
Hutchinson, 1 know, smokes a very in
ferior brand of cigarettes, but keeps n
few good cigars in his desk for the de-
location of stockholders in the City
Water company when they happen
around. Mayor Snyder's cigars are
shade darker than his wh;skers but
are still labeled colorado Clarissmo !"
I smoked one of them yesterday, and of
course cannot look gift horse in the
mouth, but 1 can understand why Bob
Todd buys his cigars.
BYSTANDER.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-30

Tuesday was the coolest July 27tn
ever experienced in New York City.
Isn't John Sherman taking his vacation
in that city?
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-30
Alaska's Gold Fields

There may be tons of gold under the
ice-incruyted soil Of Alaska, but the
chances are that If those who will rush
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-30
Not Extravagant

Mrs. Lovelace-You can't say I'm ex-
eravagant now, when got that box of
cigars for 80 cents.--Philadelphi North
American.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-30
An Invitation to Mayor Strong

The mayor of New York has gone away
to take course of mud baths. He should
come to Wisconsin and enter politics.
La Crosse (Wis.) Press.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-30
The
Clothing
Corner

$3.50 for an odd pair of trousers and know you
getting good moneys worth. Now we offer as an
lend season helper to give you perfect-tltting all
wool suit for
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
WILL. VETO BILL
PNZislt Cleveland AE8ilSt In
lgatill Law.
INCREASE IN PUBLIC DEBT
Chauncy Depew May Be
an ambassador.
INCREASE IN PUBLIC DEBT
Deadlock IN Utah Serate-Notsd
Inventor % Rites IS Dead.
WI Retain Kzssolz.

WASHINGTON. Fsh. L-PrsSident
Cleveland vii vsso the immigration
siu Z i CONES 70 hin tor his coasi6-
srauo2- ne hiss told several Senators
Jhzt hs Is opposed 10 The hLl because
il Is Uz-AEs-iezn za6 because i Coz
t&i2s 5 clause directed sgzinss Cana
lz which vii certainly cause thzt
country 70 re-zlizte. The President is
10, exposed 70 The ss1s-al proposition
9, restricting sid controlling In4migrz-
ton re does noc oh5ecc 70 TIE e6ucz-
Cio-zl gaSI 81 ezt II This h5l 70 &c ap-
Piled 10 immigrants after July Isl next
HIS chief objection Is directed % that
section q LLe bill which would exclude
isZo-SlE women and girls He be
lisvss. with shs opponents q tie bill
II tie Eo1Ss- tha- this clause VII b
tAe means q separating 2nd dividing
tZ-il5eS Each yszr thousands q nst
cone 70 A2e-scz 70 prepare foT Cheir
wives z1d children ls<c behind After
MS bill becomes effective the wires
and children thus le-l behind wEo could
zc- rszG OF write would have 70 remain
1h-os6 II wzs argued BY ths friends
q TIE bill II debate that this oojec-
-ic- i 1o- wel--fC-lGe.i- because rhsss
wives and children would have SIMPLE
tins 70 5o.1 rhslr husbands II thiS
Gol1Ey bsso-s july Esxr, When the
bill vo-I5 became effective President
Cleveland dos 70. sgres With The
members O. Congress He thinks thai
thousands q families VII Be separated
permanently Il this bin became 6 Izw.
HIS other Important objection i d.
rec-sl - TIE Clzuss q LAs SCI which
prohibits Canadians Ero- coming ten
po-Zlly % this country 70 lzhor While
maintaining their homes IN Canzi2
PrsS1Is1. Cleveland said . Senator'S
viii whom IL discussed the matter
thai there Es-e probably IS many
Americans living on tEe northern fru1-
Ge- EEo Cr0sS into Canada q 1c-s 3
rhs-s s-e Canadians who oTuSs Intc
III United SAFES He fo-ssses, there
to-s. 6zr Canada would sOoz pass 81
GcC prohibiting Americans fro- work-
DE II Canada and thus he bIIi would
- 49,. - -----l--N----S y ---N-
would Be Is serious IS ths evil sought
70 L corrected
T1s conference report o. ths hi
has Eot Jet bss1 taken u II The Sen
ate- Tie President. ~ giving his visr:
II advance 70 tsE Senator's, hopes L
ic6Ccs then 10 rs5s1- TIE oolte-ezes
report and thus ss16 the biII hack L
rEz cr- rfrtsa n b. notified in rHa -yTr
particulars outlined II The Senate
ssI6s TIE bill 70 tie President II is
present form he Eil certainly vsto II
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
Souru AFRICA TROUBLES.
Trsnsv@SI Rasa Nssse >ahsect Of on
cisl Inquiry.

N+s~A AAAAAN-s
IyoNnON- Ian. &-Iu the HeGSe &c
Cez1o1S tc5zy James n. Mclean tCon-
<s-rz-iVeA. rsprsSsntlrK the District q
Ar-,es-szEs's motion ~ yesterday fer
sas &q7oszSzsa; g : Parliamentary con-
--5rcsg - inquire irJo the administrative
q Sos-E Africa and Incidentally irte rne
T'-zrzsv&zl rSs1
NJ. NcLysznaS amendment rseits5 that
Z viev q TIE peaceful settlement - the
South African question and ne punish
-rS-- - TIE Zrs1SVSSl TSr@S-S- u woo,d
x EnsxpS1isz- 70 -ecQSa the matter, and
-hzc there was l0 necessity 70 rS2pSc-1t
sas ooZzisses- he urSeG shst the great
gz-11c SS-T1cS Q, Cscl Reo0SS- II te<
task tAzs he succeeding in Prerentirs the
compact between TIE TTSnSvESl and Ger
many grV-, becoming settled Tact al
solved AIr- Rhodes from all el2u,e-
TAlS amendment wSS UfSsirzWn Soazy
ztse- Chamberlain lad INSIDE q statement
IN which Ae declared that TIE SitSsSto1
Ia SoG.h Africa had 1nsscGAtsS5lg become
zlcSs critical during TIE kSs, ssw months
The-s hssS been h explained : rst2r,
q ne feeling - unrest Recent tsS1S1z-
z5o- q TIE -rznsVzzi IsS partly cor
tray 20 The Sc7verticu q l1o16or- Sri
President hrCsEer had ncs kept his
rrO-.iss - give ccn ard favorable coa-
s55erztsoE - Tie grievances q he pop
-lsc1Cu- Continuing Chamberlain SID
hist Ii 6t3 10; hi&ns President krosse-
1s-So-SEly- h only wished the PreSi-
dents hSz6S 10 q Strengthened in his
rc5cy-
he Chartered Cc-pzuy. he SstGs6. had
70 Cs2So1 - cezr AZ irs2Ulry- aud Re BE-
l5sve5 the company wp0id be able tO
SLOW : EcoG case
Chamberlain Ikea remarked: ~Au IN
o-5-y into TIE o-sEiz q the raid would
- s sGzu- unless i carefully inquired
INTO UirlS16erS' ErsevGrces. Sn6 this
ove1< II PsssaIlS a 6if.icgsIt5sS Never
-AelssS. rhs Government VIII prsSS tNs
-sGr r,cz1tEe1t q committee with 81
l-sszsSSs q its number % e il order e
ecsnls The IraSA members 20 Be repre-
ssl.e5
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
DULY GELEBRArED.
Anniversary % the Birth OF Genersi
Arus-ro1E

Anniversary 81 the Birth Of Genersi
Arn>-ro1Z
FORT MONROE Va. January 81
FoD6@'s Day-the birthday Of The late
Gen Arus.1o1g- founder O The Eaup-
t0a Institute Il YIrEiniz-Eas eIebrat-
81 * The schooi yesterday sTs1ing by
exercises. II With TIE Students negro
and Indian. took part and today By
A address b. Professor woodrow VII
sol Ct Pri1o=to-u University. Ee took
to- ms ths-s Liberty Liberty &C
eo-diog % its meaning II different ages
and by di5e-e1C people. and as Il Is
understood today by ne NOS e1Iight-
end people His tribute 70 Gen Au-
stro1gs Character and Eo-k EzS sin
Qls ard graceful. and Is native o.
Virginia, he Claimed that II not Gen
Ar1s--0ag's Birthplace his lie york
vas 6sF0csd q = SAFE already noted
tor is great usl
RsT- d.. HeVIckzr Of Philadelphia
spoke II TIE evening Quite : large
parry ran Phlz5=lpaia rs present.
ard many ion Fortress Monroe and
ths Town q Enp-ol
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
MINISTER Willis BURIED.
Impressive Services 81 the Home o
r2se Ls-ei iliplollsr-

Impressive Services ~ The Home OF
g1se Late; niplousr-
LOUISVILLE ky-. Ian &-The fc-
-z-zI services ovsr The remains q AlhsTE
: Wits. izrs Minister 70 Hawaii Vas
hs-z today AZ the First Christian Church
ard the greatest simplicity ch1r2ctertze1
every detail Rev z l. Powell q the
cA1zch -S1e5- SzS Rev, Esvsr1y Is
-s--s = s. EzEls Episcopal Church con-
E-sc-si EAs Ss-V-Cz- he burial al ths
request q Ms willis EzS private Al
the request q The vifs Of the deceased
he czSset u.s. UEc2-ei II vas closed
even While the TsDzirS were lying IN
stake II TIE tkroue roon in the castle 81
Eozo,ulu
re to-lowizE Eeztezel acted IS pzzl-
a4zrs-S. Ac-iv@GeorEs Il Alexander,
Randolph Blzy-s- Izyrtls Buchanan
Ta--ss Buckls- N " Adams. A J
Bs-k-zp. George Avery and IoSsQh No
C~-ucch Ec1a-zrE-Coi James Tucker
u san ErzEclscn. Judge Sterling B
Ta1sy. E--s- Fed George " Morris
LoSs2h c Nco-e c G CocSs16TlcS-
Cares B Seymour, John Russell OTsr-
-c- Harris z16 g 2 Hunter,
TIE EzES IN the Custom HOUSE CaCy
EzEIl .s-E othsr public irzs-1sI-51o1sS VIII o
ksut EysrE AZ kzft--zSz today n respect
70 re ns-ory q NJ Wills The Mayor
z-5 other prominent city officials stts1d-
81 The funeral services The alumni q
re L.ozfsvzELs Male high School q
Ez5ch NJ Wits SzS a graduate also
w-e-s represented - tAs church
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12

Mr. Ward L Smith, Of Frederieks-
town. No was troubled with chronic
disrrhOsa for over thirty years He
had become fully satisfied that il was
only 2 question of q short time until
he would have 10 give up. He had
been treated by some OF the best ply
sicians IN Europe and America bun got
no permanent relief One day he pick
ed UP newspaper and CHANGED 20
read an advertisement Of Chamber
lain's Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy He got bottle OF il, the first
dose helped him and its continued use
cured him For sale by all druggists
and dealers Benson. Smith & Co.
Agents for the Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12

radical change occurred on the first
6Sllos snd vAs mainly contest b.
svsea Thatcher Snd RzwliRS While
there has been slight variation in the
strength &c the leading candidates as
TIE result q ccday'S h2llosiRs, the dead
ioc& seems 10 less pronounced shsn II
Vas last week. There is = ryTrnor to-
RSsht thsg there VIII BE break in the
Henderson forces Sono-7eW, and thar
ave o. SIX Of his followers win 50 10
RzwliaS and sASt he latter win then
receive the three Republican votes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
THE FRooEL1N ASHORE.


B-z Cruiser Saecambs on Ledge OF
Sunke1 Rock
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. ian 1.-THE
Crns-ed States cruiser Brooklyn the lax
81 p-zEe q the Navy. calculated TO
zs.EStzr5 TIE Ee-ces< czSlzCEhts Of shot
I'D shell today les almost utterly help
less b-scsrse q = lzrru~ ledge Of su-Seu
-1ek Il IAs Delaware River. above Mar
chs Heck, Pa q which she struck
hzzrLly yesterday Afternoon Her lover
5o-h1s compartments forward se-e cioSs-
II stove. and Il wzS oniE ~ he us-eS-
Er1.s fortune that the big vessel did not
sink This would undoubtedly have been
me result had lot her inner coDp7rr-
Dz--s successfully ElthS-oo6 The shock
= rs she vas pulled clear q the
-,o--s<. ard Is ro= tied 20 ths big stone
E-sr-ezke-s II Marcus Hook. protected
fan tie heavy ice Ec-geS II mi51Ver-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
REV DE WIT rALNAeE.

Thinks Mckinley WIN Make a Model
Preefdenr-
CHICAGO, II, Jan zl-The ReT.
7 Dewitt TsImage arrived II Chicago
ECl Washington yesterday u fulfill
his engagement 70 lecture tonight II
lis journeys around the world Refer
ring 70 political topics, he said !
think Major Mckinley VII 20 IN with
IS much universal good VIII a. any
President thai ne have had I know
hin vel and intimately. He Il z
Splendid nan any way ron may take
hin As sid II semon On Lhe
subject recently. I think Tie treaty Ct
arbitration be-~een Great Britain and
he United States the gLsddest event
q Is centuries"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
Mr. FIoo>, Dead.

Ms Mary < Eloed. widow % James
c Fio-sS. the late raulri-uaiironaire and
Sor2nz2 king. died JSnuSry eth. at her
residence On California and Mason
streets San Francisco. after an illness
that h2d lasted o1ly TWO days. The an
noCneer,eac proved $ SeasrSl surprise
fer the reason that il WAS known 70
only fev that Ms. Fieoi WAS daaSer-
ousiy IL Or even iR6iSpoSei- She was
taken III suddenly with pneumonia and
pSSSsG away quickly.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12

BOISE Idaho. Jan &-Eeury Hei1-
field, PopuiiSJ. wSs today elected United
States Senator u succeed Dubois The
vote stood, EeSIfsl6. s. Dubois, -: 7.
r. Nelson / Fourteen Democrats Joined
the PopuliScs f0r HsiJfeld. and he also
received the vote 81 the single Rspuh-
1c&n member Four Democrats went q
Dubo5S~ In tbs campaign the Democrats
ard PopultsJS entered into fusion under
which the PoQuliStS were 70 have the
Congressman Sld Senator
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
VIII Retain KaSsala.

LONDON. Feb. s.-The Rome cor
Of the Daily News says that
rs result OF the negotiations with
England for the oeSsion OF italian pos
sessions in Northeastern Africa and
Egypt ii has been agreej that is TO
temporarily retain KassaIa-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
REvoLrrIoN N erAEz4 A.
The Government Establishes Censor
~hIp ove- the Cables

he S0Feru-le1t E->-z blfShes = Censor
~hIp Over the Gables
NEW YORK. Feb. The Ee-zIs's
sGsGzl cable ron Parma says: ne
HEzl1's correspondent II Ms1zguz
GiSzrzgus. tsisg-zphH that reToludoa
has broken CIT II Gezrszzlz- Details
srs = yz1 unob-zinzble
Prsz6ent Zslzyz Ct Niczrzgus has
attempted ID gel : report from Presi-
de1r Bz-rios q 70 ths eLzct nature Of
lhs 0Ss L GEztszzlz- bcr thus far
has bee1 u1s1ccassfzL
The GOFs-zsnt- Il & claimed, has
sstzhlisEsd Z ce1so-ship oFe- The c.
hes This report goeS far % prove thai
a i1s1--ec-ion : II p-ogresz
ReQo-zs fruu san Salvador say that
Ts1so T-Ibz1zci. With hand q about
~ followers. crossed into Szn SILVA
dor z16 killed rEo nea and plun6srsd
the roEa OF Esgzipzlzs- Tie Govern
Eezt troops are II pursuit q the rebels
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
Aaepllsa ID ~ So Rnl.

PARIS FeA> 1.-The Chamber Of Dep
utisS today adopted tie article 81 the
Sugar eSl fixing : SaCtaX 81 francs
On imports q rssw sugar SnG u francs On
refined sugar,
After adopting Tire articles % the sugar
Alil fixing a SCrSSS On sugar imports. the
111S the Government 70 abolish all
counties paid whenever foreign countries
agreed to arrange for a similar reduc-
Sto- o. abolition Of bonuses Paid on sus-
a. production.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
Ruuor About nene,,

NEW YORK, Feb. a--It is reported
that Chauneey NJ. Depew last night re-
eeiyed dispatch from Major Mckinley
inviting him 70 accept the Embassa-
dorship IT the court OF St James. The
report could not be confirmed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
UNITED STATES PUBLIC DEBr.

II Was Increz=ed Over Fourteen NIL
licn~ IN January
WASHINGTON. Feb The state
uent q the public debt issued today.
shows the debt less cash II The Treas
my O. January 5iSt- 70 have been 81
90 90. 81. an increase for the month
q sl4.B7s, 7s5- This increase IL partial
" accounted fOr hy decrease Of nearly
SIS 50 600 N the cash on hand
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12

sssrs 81 ESSsiS. SSyS the Slack Sea neet.
roE-StSSlsS ~ seven fgNoT,clssfS as well As
crs.issrS spnooSsS> SorgsesenoSSS and tor
-seto Ge<SuoyerS, is continuously Kept AM
Ser steam sad TsSsSS Tor active service.
As to7 Sfe SeeSStoro1 feet. the eorreS-
Sssar1ie2t % TIE lines az ODESSA asserts.
Il never wsS IN more splendid trim for
ssAtlrS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12

Dr.. McLennon viii take TWO Waiver
ley bicycles with him 10 Raratonga.
Wheels have not yet been introduced
on that far-avay island, so that the
doctor viii have the first chance to
e1lighten the natives
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
SENTENCED 10 DEATH.
Nj. Care~ Win Pay Penalty for
Poisoning.

EOEOEAVA. Feb Mrs L Carer.
EEo his ben q UlL hare s1c= Jan
@ry s-h. chsrEsd with causing the death
u Ter husband Walter Raymond HALO
EzLT Czr=- Secretary q the Eokchznz
United Cluh by the administration Of
z-Sz1ic- has hen fo-zd guilty and vas
.c5zy seztszced 20 death TIE Jury EzS
out hair 81 hour The sentence Is subject
70 revision by the British Minister %
Tzpzz The SHINING ID q Judge Nov
~ =zs zEzEzst The r-5s0neL
The P-usecE-c1 q Mar Izcobs- D1r-
sz-T- EuEs-1sss- arrested O Jz1lzry le1n
N Suspicion q hang The mysterious
-sz-e5 Ec=zz who figured n ths case
z@s b@s1 droEged
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
US ssgcnNn ,:nowlNe wsAKgr
n>ns-eroUs Coua,tion OF the Famous
Woman.

STAMFORD. Conn. Jan. S.-rhere has
ASe1 10 material change toiSS In the
condition ~ MrS> Henry Ward Reecher.
Who Is dangerously sil here. She passed
3 co-soVsAhle day. though il is apparent
she Is gradually growing weaker, Her
friends however. 90 not SppreheaS I'M
MEDIATE death
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12

WASHINGTON. Feb. I-Today's
statement Of the condition Of the Treas
Ury shows, Available cash balance,
Sis, S67 40; gold reserve, S144.S01 49,.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12

MADISON. Wis, Jan z7.-The election
q John c Spoons- for United States sen
z5o- % succeed Villas was ratified BY q
lin convention Of The Legislature today
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12

PARIS, Feb. IA report from Frou-
enfield, Switzerland. announces the
death Il that place OF NJ Martini, the
inventor OF the Martini rife.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
south Cardinals New senator

C0LC1IBIA. 5 c. ian zL-The Legs
lzturs met in Joint session today and
formally elactsd Joseph Earle United
States Senator
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
- -. Is rnI.r.

Black sa VESTS Kept Resdy for
ServFe--
LONDON. Ian - tlspztea to the
Ti1es from D5essz- comnaeztI1g upon
military aid laval preparations On the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
w. C. AcHI & co.
6f0EeFs and Dfa1ffs n Raj Estatl

We Kill buy or sell Real Estate in ali
0arts Of the group We will sell ,rop-
-rfies on reasonable commissions.
once: No. 10 West King Street
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
DEADLOCK II UrAH.

seven Ballots show Little Change In
the sE=ustfoz-
SALT LAKE. Utah, Feb The re
sult q the seventh Senatorial ballot
today Ezs- Thatcher. q. RzElIns. e:
Ee11s-sc1, "a Cr1tchloE, 2 Through
ssTs1 beIlo1s He16e-so1 held his Il
To-ss q SATURDAY. while Thatcher Ios-
enc aid RaElins gained six The uoE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12
TROPIC OIL
For Engines and Cylinders
II.
p Sugar Mills
AGENT FOR

using the TROPIC Engine Cylinder
hear where it has perfect satisfaction
TRoPIC unadulterated ubricator fully
anted be Of the highest possible grade and to give ha
satisfaction particular 1t made Of the best on
without passing through the hands Middleen
barrels
TROPIC OIL with the
recommend it for in Sugar Mill
We received Bark Edward May"
Immediately.
quantity required.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-02-12

BY order Of the Executors under the
viii OF the late Adelia Cornwell, de-
ceased, l shall sell AZ public auction,
a. my sale rooms. at II O'eioek Nom,
The Louisiana populist., 1897-07-23
CA5ToRIA.
The iac- n
''ss;is'' ~ ! I<nAzzza .1.;;'. ss;;I

We spent Wednesday very
pleasantly at Provencal, where we
found the hustling citizens busy
recovering from the effects of the
late burn, from the ashes of which
two new business houses are al
ready springing.
Mr.. Joe Levy's little saw mill
and planer is busy making about
10000 feet of finished lumber each
day, while the big Victoria mills,
2 miles further up the road, makes
it's 100000 feet. operating Is miles
Of railway for logs.
Our good old friend, DR.. W. 7.
Moore, gives the people physic for
miles around, while the Hotel
Long, a bran new building of
pleasant dimensions, cares for the
transient and the local boarder who
likes first class fare.
The school is booming along
with Sc pupils and more coming,
and the ehicient teacher, Mrs. Del
la Ezernack, has had to call in one
assistant already, (Mr. Abe Bath)
and if the children continue to in
crease, another will be necessary.
Mr.. Rodger Tanner made us a
visit Saturday, returning to his
school at Clear Lake on Sunday.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-07-23
Jes' Watch.

De tariff bill hab done bin passed,
Jes' watch dat Wave a-comin;
De good times comm sho' at last,
Jcs' hear dem wheels a-hummin,
Fer de mills done close an Gle banks
done bust,
En- de kentry run by er great big
trust,
But de bill done passed say yo'
nigger dat cussed
Jes' y watch dat Wave a-comin.
De tariff bill sho' make times good
Jes' watch dat Wave a-comin.
Protect de mills like dey oughter
should,
Jes' hear dem wheels a-hummin.
Fl dey protect yo'all's money from
cherry one
Eli protect de food-t'wunt be no
fun,
Dcy'll protect dis niggah wifi a
Winchester gun,
Jes' Watch dat Wave a-comln.
j. Symes Hastings, in "Uncle
Sam"
The Louisiana populist., 1897-07-23

Our Natchitoches railroad has
Just finished at its shops here, a
beautiful coach to be used for a
baggage car and smoker. The
painters have just put on the fin
ishing touches, and the coach is in
deed a thing of beauty. Capt.
Caspari has named it "Katherine"
in honor Of a daughter of Gen. w.
j. Behan, the popular Vice Prosi-
dent Of the road, and the name APP
pears in beautiful geld letters on
either side of the coach. This val
liable Improvement will be on the
road in a few days, and there will
be little lacking for the convenience
of its patrons. Capt. Caspari de
serves the than ks of our people
for his efforts to give them good
service.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-07-23

Janvier Roberts, colored, who
was convicted of mansIauehter at
the last term of court, made his
escape from the second story in
the jail on last Sunday. He made
his escape by removing one of the
bars by means Of an iron rod, and
swung to the ground by his blan-
Izet, and was captured Tuesday
morning by Deputy Sheriff Dow
den in the western suburbs of town,
where he was secreting himself in
a house, under the bed.
The Louisiana populist., 1897-07-23
FRIDAY. July 23. 1897.
Church Services.

Services at the Methodist church eve
~ First and Third Sunday at II q. M,
and 7:9o p. H., by the Pastor, J, c.
Sigh. PRAYER meeting every Wednes-
day night at 1880 p. IN.
BArrIsT-M. f. Weaver. pastor. Reg,
nlar services. second and fourth Sundays,
II q NJ, and 8. p. NJ; Sunday School, 1C
a. m.: Prayer meeting, Wednesday, s p,
nj All invited.