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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-24


Is to encourage systematic riding. The
color of crimson has been adopted for
the official color. The name has not
been fully decided upon, although the
majority of the members favor the
name of "Blennerhassett Bicycle Club
The charter members are Mrs. r. H.
Thomas. Mrs. Fred Rich, Mrs. w. d.
paden, Mrs J. w Roberts, Misses
Blanche Dellicker Julia Smith, Adele
Pore, Orsini Lowry, Cora and Bertha
Turner, Juliette Blackford, Mary Van
Wrinkle, Bessie Murdoch, Nellie and
Dixie Cook, Juliet, Nan and Virginia
inodgrass.
Editor Camden Sommers, Of the
harrisburg Mail; National Commit
eemA Charles G. Dawes, &C Chicago;
-. * Taylor, 81 Wheeling; Hon. Thorn
as Davis, of Grafton; Hon J. R. Trot-
.er State Superintendent Of Schools;
I Prof. Joseph Marley, A. L. Johnson
Aand Will Cram, of Marietta, were
kmong the arrivals in our city during
past week.
Mr.. Heller Smith has returned to his
me in Denver after pleasant visit
with relatives here.
\ Miss Harriet Van Wrinkle Hiss
| Blackford and Miss Paden left Thurs
day for wheeling on shopping trip.
Miss paden will visit in Sistersville
before her return.
Mrs. ID. Charles II. Bartlett has re-
turned from Redlands, Cal, where she
spent year with her son, Charles,
whose many friends will be glad to
hear is in fairly good health.
John I. Harris is home from United
\ States Court at Martinsburg.
Prosecuting Attorney Laird attended
court at Harrisville Friday.
The inaugural meeting Of the newly
organized Derthick Musical Literary
Club took place Friday evening in Trim
ity Chapel. Besides an interesting and
instructive talk by Mr.. G. A. Bukey.
there were rendered several musical
and literary numbers. This club prom
Uses to be of great interest and help
to the music loving people of our city
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
StlcgrapDiibe 9epei9elt.
SwIAmo.
Gntieyli9er Sclbiimorbtsriud).
2ibertp, Mo., %. gtop.

Gibertp. Mo.. %. 9top.
Ser tueaen Grtrdntsn Icines oreiidb=
figen Ginoes ir Miliouri gum Sooe
berurtbeilte 9Gilliam Garr berlllhte
beute in ieiner 3elle i'm Gountpaeldna'
nilie burb @eridluden serltoBenen
Slaies ieinem Geben elm gnoe su ma.
den. Ser @eidnanibarst madte ibm
stuei Ginipribnnsen unter bic 9aut.
Inn ein Gntfernen Der @lasiplitter
burd Grbrehen 81 betuirfsn, bod bat=
ten oisielben teinen Grfola. Nah Nn=
fidt bes 9lrStes wiro Carr iueaen ieiner
rieienlrdbiaen Stdrte ourdtomnen.
Sas 6las bate 1ib Carr auf folaenbe
:Deiie oerIdaift: Gr batte einem @tit=
0efangenen ine'6laihe 9lrSnei 9eitobs
len. ben Snbalt ausaeldiittet uno
bann bic Glaibe in tleine Sbeile ger.
itoben. bic er in einem @laie Waier
hinunteridlufte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
Snbnqme, Soma, 9ienaag, ben z. 9c;ember 1897.

rYor 3mei Sabren ituor id on oie-
Ter Stelle III Sbrer Ge9enluart aui Die
ae,ueib!sn Gabneu meines eritsn Gar=
oereaiments. bas Heilh sll erbalten.
tuie lb ss bon meirem @roBpater iiber=
nommen babe uno ieine Gbre i'm 9lus=
lanoe su ibiiBsn uno 81 ihirmcn. sic
lino alle nit an meinen Gio gebunoen
uno ib flsbe I'M Nameu oss 8eihs uno
in 8eaenwart oes 9lamddtiaen @ottes.
oaB er Sbuen bel Sbrsr 9lrbeit bei=
lteben uno mir belfeu mOae. aud in
Der 3utunft, wie er in Der Geraan=
aenheit 9etaan, Die Gbre Oes Gsibes
i'm guslanoe SIT lhiiyen. Die id 10 bod
onaeidlaaen babe. oaB ih meil,eu ein=
siaen SruOer als llnterpiano oafilr
aegeben."
Nat ShluB Der Geierlidieit be9a=
ben iitb Die Mitslieoer mad Dem &eihs-
ta9saebduoe. 100 Jreiberr bon Weren=
berg als Prdlioent Die lebte Sellipu
oes Geibsta9es er0iinete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07

slaubt. lie babe oaourb anoeuten ,prl=
len. oaB lie ibren Sobn ertannt babe.
Ser Yrdiioent briidte bic Sano ieiner
Wlutter nit liebeUoler 3drtlihteit uno
9lanbt aus benz leiien 8eacnoruf ent.
nebmen 3u biirfen, oab feline Niutter
feline Ys9riiBuns babe ermiocrn wollen.
Ser Sruf mar aber taum wabrnebm=
kor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07

Mntter beute Moraen BEN S9la9an=
fall bate. iebte er iofort ben Yrdiioen-
ten telepboniid bon Dem trauri9en SOr'
fal!e in Genntnib. Ser Yrdlioent
fraate. ob er nibt an Yeiten tban
wiiroe. iofort oil oas Grantenlaaer
ieiner Mutter 81 ellen. ,uorauf 9lbner
Mc&inlep erpioerte. ct mOae lleber
warten. bis Der 9lr3t ,uieoer Doraeipro=
6en babe.
Won @ai6inaton tommt Die Nad=
ribt. oab Der Yrdlioent uno leine @s-
mablin beioe na6 Ganton reiien
lucroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
Gin ibfematii9er @anber.
Belle YIain. Sa.. 3. Ss,.

Velle Ylntn. 3d.. 3. Ss3.
u. &. Siblep. ein hdItsmanu in
Gbeiiielo. Sa.. iuuroe in Der Sienstag
Nadt. ipdbreno er eiuen benahbarten
8elhdftslaOen ausraubte, erlhollen.
8efern ,purbe Der 8eloidrant in iei=
ner @obnuna ae0ffnet uno in bsm=
islben Oiamantrin9e. Noloene 9lrm=
bdnber. anoere Sbmufiahen llnb lieb.
3eGn 9oloene llbren geiunoen. Gllen=
iuaaren, luelhe Siblep aeitoblsn bate.
wuroen bon 8sibdItsleuten in 2isconb
als ibr Giaentbum ioentiiisirt.
Bon SibleD mar friiber alaemeiu
anaenommen tuoroen. oaB er ein 0er-
m0sen bon weniaitens $4,000 belize.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
G&a0enfener.
ct. Souls, Wo., l. Tes.

ct. Souls, Mo.. l. Te3.
Seute 9admitta9 I'M balb 4 llbr
eerletb bic papisrfabrit bon s. >.
Saipper Il 80. al 2ocuit. nabe 3.
StraBe. in Yranb uno binnen elmer
Stunoe mar bic Gabrit einaedidert
uno cine 9lnsabl anltobenber 8ebduoe
ibwer beIddoi9t. Ser 8siammtperluit
miro auf 100000 aeiddbt. 9luf
,uelde Weiie oas Geuer entfano, weib
man ni4t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
Jrau Me&imleb i@mer frani.
N ou&ou q 9 o.,

Jrau 9lanep Maiion Me&inlsp.
Wutter bes prdiioentsn. wuroe beute
Moraen BON einem SdlaaanfaQe be.
troiiem uno man beiiirAtet. oa6 ibr
Mbleben ieoen Muaenblid 81 ertuarten
lts9t. Obmo6l Der Shlaaanfall &c.
asn,pdrtia nur in miloerer Torm auf.
aetretsn 1T. 10 ertldrt bod Der bic ga.
tientin bebanoelnoe Nrst. Dr. pbiQips.
ba6 bel benz hObcn 9llter berlelben
taum mod 0oifnuna aui gDisbsrbsr.
itellun9 borbanoen lei. Mutier Wc.
Ssinlep Nebt ndmliA i'm 50. &sbens.
iabr. Sbr Sobm 9lbner Wlc8inlep
BON gsw Yo,t ,uar ieit einiaen 1aasn
bel ibr ju Heiu& seweieu. uno als feline
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
prstTs Orr A,tsrine,r

Seber Sou Der gpoItc per Gohr.........$I2O
6 Wouate... 400
3 Wcrate......... 600
9r5bere Gr3ei9en biaiser
2ocaI. ti5en:
Tnr iebs Seiie greoisr OSsr eersu Rann. >as
exile Dial 10 Cents.
Seiratb5. unb EoSesauseig:n nit Sprl4 u 50
olne Spru9 sloo.
In,si9sr. Sic Dem Settle De- .atSpIii9es Ie.r1e
au.rioer lino, tinSea feiue auiHapms
2lnseiscn ieloe man pdts
tens am lllontaS 1Top
gen ein.
Sokar5tiieu aIlcr Irt prompt auA sisla
a:Sgcii!srt.
Giiite: Gds Der 6. lluS Solua= straEe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
Tcmeri6aoeu.

9untinston. $ W. 3d.. 2. Seq.
Cas &leioer-, Sbub. ilno Yorasl=
lan9el1dft bon u. =. Gor lit beute
Wtorsen ourh 1euer seritOrt iuoroen.
Der Terlult betrd9t $50. 600, bel elmer
Werliderun9 BON $40, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
Srau gtad ben 8uloeuiuppe 9et6otet
8 Sabre Snmtbans.
Qincoln. 9leb., 80. Nop.

Ser gr Staatsauoitor Guaene
Mpore 1T beute Mor9en bonn @l1ter
Gorniib tpeeen Der llnteridlaauna BON
GerliAerunssseloern I'M yetraae BON
S23. 900 81 elmer aatidbri4en 3u9t'
bausltrafe berurtbeilt iuor0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
Mus Der Bumbrsbauptfaot.

yDafbin9ton, 8. g.,
l. Se3.
Sie bon Teutihlano an Saiti oe=
itellten 6oroerun9en iino crit beute
ibrsm polleu llmtanNe nab betannt aes
woroen. glad ben nit benz aeitern in
9leiu Yort anaetommenen Sampfer
.port all Yrince" einaetroiienen Mah.
ritten lino bic Joroerunaen ,pie iclat:
Grltsns: @ine Gntlbdoiaun9 bon 320. :
600 ameritaniihen Collars fir Gmil
2iioers. 3meitens: Tas Yeripreden,
oaB 8iibers nah 9aiti suriidtebren uno
oaielbit obne irseno iuelde @eiabr lih
aufbclten barf. Trittens; Sin Shrei.
ben an meine &e9ieruu9. in iueldem
sic tueoen bes in Der 9ln9ele9enbeit
itatteebabtsn Goraebsns ae9en Die
oeutibe &eaierun9 I'M gntIbuloiauna
bitten. Gisrtens: Sab Der prdlioent
bon Saiti Der oeutiden Geibditstrdser
in Yort oil Yrinee buloDOll smpfange.
Sails teine GntiAdbi9una aeleiltet wers
ben iuiirbe. iuurbe aeorobt. oaB
Seutidlano Elm &ris9sihiif nad &aiti
ididen ooer bic oiplOmatiiAen Yesieb.
unaen abbreden ,uiiroe. Sbne bic
GOroerunaen i'm ginselnen 81 beants
uorten. fraate 0aiti. ob Seutialano
ourd ginrsiduna bieier GOroeruna bic
0erbanolun9en in benz ssalle Giioers
abauiAlieEen 9eoente uno ferner. auf
,uelden @runo bin cine gntibuloi.
9una Derlan0t weroe. Tie 8eloforoe.
run9 wuroe ron 6aiti fdr melt meiliaer
iui6ti9 erahtet als bic brei aroeren
Goroerunaen. in oenen cine Werlebun9
Der gbre 0aitis 9eieben iunroe. Die
Gorberung~ bab Der Prdioent ben
@raIen S1,perin bulbpoa empianaen
iolle. ,puroe fir cine tiefe Temiitbi-
aun9 an9eieben. oa beia9ter 8raf es
mar. Der in bariber Weiie Gem Yrdii.
benten feline Gorosrunsen iiberbradte.
Sieie Uierte Joroerllng uar es. iuelhe
patti beranlabte. iib aui etluai9e Gr.
ei9uiile Doraubereiten. Seitoem bic
nrrfsbenoe Gorreiponoena gum 9lb-
ibluiie aelan9t tuar. bat iid nad &a-
beloepeihen aus Berlin beraus9efeQt.
bab Der Ylan betreiis Senoun9 BON
&rieasidiifen aednoert iuoroen 1T uno
baB fiir's Grlte teim @runb Dorlie9t,
&riessi4iiie nad 9aiti su i4iden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
1T. Sobnion's Yreoist bat ssipirlt.
g8aibinstOn. .. g..
Nea

Der Yeritbt. Yrdlioent Wc2inlep
,uolle aus oer metropolitan Wtstbooilt
Gbur1" austretsn. neil Der Yaltor
oerielben in ieiner Yrsoiat am Tantia.
aun0staae ir 10 unpuloiamer gDeiie
iiber bic iatboliide Stride ber9efallen
lei. ,uiro fir nnridtia ertldrt. IS 1T
iibriaens wabriheinli@. baB Der Yrd.
iioent beiaate Stride in 3utunft tueni-
ger hduii9 beiudsn uno benz @ottes.
oienit in elmer anoeren Stride beiwob-
nen ,uiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
prot. MarquarSjen toot.
Or ii n den, 80. Wop.

Wt a. n, 81. y(op.
Ser berii6mte YroIelior Der &ehts=
fpillenibaIt al Der llniperlitdt Grlan=
gen. bon Marquaroien, lit beute 9e=
ltOrben.
0einrih bon Marquarbien, Surilt
llno ParlOmentarler. geboreu %. St=
tober 1926 su SbleswiN, ituoirte III
&iel uno Seioelberg Die Gedte. babll=
tirte lib oann in 9cioelbera. wlroe
oaislblt auBeroroentliber ProieiOr ulo
1861 uroentlider YrOreIor oss oeut-
iben Stuatsrehtes in Grlan9en. glls
Witslieo oes baieriibeu Y1nctagcs
ibis 1869 iopie oss 3oaparlamsTts
llno oes Geutiben &eihsta9es lS93
fir ben ). pfdliiihen gSabltreis) itloB
er lib Der nationalliberalen Yartei 0n.
in oeren Woritauo er cine bsruprra-
aenoe Stellun9 sinnabm. Gr mar
Mitalieo Der SuliiStonlmiilior CUR yes
ratbuna Der 6;eiesesueriahuna Der
Straf- uno GiuilprOSeb Sronun9.
Der Isrltorbeue 1T aub Der Serfaller
peribieoener betauntsr gSerte ilber
MsbtspillenIhaiI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
NuSI0nO.
9 q tit a II.
R o IN, 80. 9lop.

U III, ~. WOo.
Ger friibere Rettor Der tatboliIten
llniDerlitdt in Waibin9tOu, Grsbiidof
&eane. ,brroe beute pom papite enl=
pfanaen. &c. 9eiliQfeit aratulirte
benz Yiidof al Der Selbltloli9teit. nit
pelher berielbe in einem Yriefe an ben
Papt auf ieinen glniprub. in Der 2ilte
Der Ganoioaten fir bic gr:biidofsitslle
in New Grleans nit einaeiblolisn su
fsin. peraidtet babe. Scr Yapit gra-
tulirte Dem grsbiihof ebenIalls 81 Der
aeltern be9onnenen &eibenfOl9e bon
preoiaten, lueltbe berielbe ludbrsno Der
Mobents3sit in ct. SilDeItro in Gapite.
elmer altebrlpitroi9en STRIDE in &om.
luelbe 3u gbren .Sobannss oss Sdu.
fers. BON iuelhem lih Elm Stiid ieines
0auptes in oerielben beiincet, erbaut
luuroe, in en9liiter Sprade su balten
9coenit. Sie erlpdbnte Stride lit iebt
i'm SeliBe Der en9liiben &dthOlitcn.
Ser Giitbuf preoiate Nsitsrn iiber Die
Menidwerouna GbriIti. Us wiro
nidt berihtct. oaB Der papif Den, Miar.
81 feinen .grfolaen" in gDaibinston
.9ratulirt" bat. 9lnm. Der &eO.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07

gSien, ~. NoD.
Die idamabpollsn 9lgttritte i'm Mbse-
oronetenbauie Uieoerbo!ten lib beute.
glls Der Yrdioent 9lbrabamOlpics er.
ihien, tcntsn ibm bon Der 9inien bic
&uis: .Yiui!" entSe9en. Die Yultoedel
Wuroen aui. mo suaeIhla9en uno
ihrille YiiIie eriiillten oas Saus. @iele
Mitslieosr Der 2inten idbaarten iitb Dor
Der prGlibeutentribiine ,uiamnsn.
iAr!sn lib beiier uno blieien auI 3inn.
,;pmpetem uno GlOten, mabreno Der
Frdlihsnt init Der 8lode CUR Sronun9
,aiioroerts. Dieie S,ene bauerte et,ua
e,ne Yjerislitunoe. Ser YrGlioent
blisb wdbreno oerielben rubia iiBen,
bann iuSpenoirte er Die Sibuna.
gDiem. 81. Nob.
Sm 2auis bss Nbenos mar bic Yoli-
sci ipieperbplt 9enOtbiat. Soltsbaufen
aussinanoersuia0sn. bic lib aui Der
9tinsltrabs swiiaen oem &sidsratbs.
uup NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anaeiammslt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
Seutib an b.

Yerlin, so. Nop.
Seute Wlittas puroe bic lebte Sei=
lion oes Segenpdrtiaeu &eibstaaes i'm
Meiben Saale oss G0nislihen SbloI=
les er0iinet.
Gum eriten Male ieit oem Sabre
1894 er0finete &aiier 9Hilbelm Die
Seilion in b0hltei9ener Ysrion uno
perlas bic Sbronreoe.
Tis wihti9le Stene in oerislben
nabm bic 0lOtte elm. iibsr Die Der Gai-
ier etwa 6Olaenoes iaste:
.9ie Gntiuidsluna Der osutiben
Glotte itebt in teinem Werbaltnib su
Der MnfSabe Tsutihlano's sur Sec.
,Sm Galls trieaeriiber Werwidslun9en
wiiroe iie uibt einmal ausreiben. UNI
bic beimiihen 0dfen uno &iilieu 9e9en
cine YlOdaoe Ooer nod ausaeosbutsre
SpcratiOnen Seitens oes sseinoss su
ihiiBen. GteniO bat lie nidt Sbritt
aebalten nit Der td9lih sunsbmenoen
Ysoeutuna ocutider Sntersilsn isnfsits
oes Oceans. Mdbreno bic Gauileute
flip in erbObtem MaaBe al benz geelt-
banoet bctbeiliaen. aeniiat Die 3dbl
uniersr &rieNsib,iie nibt. um uniersm
yanbsleuten i'm NuslanOe ben Shub.
uslber Seutidlano's Mabtltellurs ent.
ipritt unb bi. llntsrltiibun9. bic ein=
Si9 unb allein burd Ma6.entialtun9
aeiibert wsroen tam. anaeosibsn gu
laNen.
Sbpobl es nun nitbt unier 3Ml 1T.
es ben Seemdthten eritsn 8anaes aleih
au tbum. mub Oeuti4lanb bob III ben
Stano 9siebt iueroeu. burh feline De-
rsitidaft sur See. isinen &uf untsr
ben SOltern Der groe aufrent gu vsr=
baltsm."
Die 1bronrebe ibloB nit ben
20orten:
.gllle Mu,eiden rs1tiertiaen bic gr.
tuartuna. oaB mir nit 8cttes Siilfe in
Der 3utunit. ,uie Is in DER %sraan=
senbeit Der Gall mar. auf cine frieo.
lihe Gntwidelun9 in europa uno in
unierem oenti&sn Naterlano rehnen
biirisn."
gladoem Der 8aiier bic 5bronreoe
osrleien bate. ftiste sr biuau'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07

W fbinstom, 8. g.,
GA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
&u@te f@ III 1ooe.

2eabenwOrtb. &ans.. l. Seq.
Gin Weteran. Mamens patrid Garr.
lit in einer Yaoe,panne i'm eesnoaliben-
bauie als 2eide 9eiunDen Iuosoen; bas
Gleiid mar oerart 9eioAt woroen. oab
es bon ben &nOhen abiiel. Mlles beu.
tete baraui bim. bar Carr Gslbitmoro
be0ing. inoem er in bic NIT tO1snoenl
gDaller 9eiiillte Waoeluanne iprana.
VI mar nit elmer iunaen Grau perbei-
ratbst uno ioll nit oerislben in llnfries
ben 9elebt baben.
NRr- 0nhninn,& Nrrninf hat nemirff.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-27
VESSELS IN PORT.

NAVAL.
q Marion, Greene, San Diego, March IS.
MERCHANTMEN.
Coasters not included in this list.)
Am schr Prosper, Johannessen, Port Gam
Bile, March 10.
Br Blk Routenbeck, Rodgers Liverpool,
Feb7
Am ship w F Babcock, Graham, s F,
Mar 0.
Am bktn Klikitat, Cutler, PIT Gamble, Mar
l6,
Am Blk Highland Light, Lewis, Departure
Bay, March II.
Am schr John d Tallant, PIT Gamble, March
~.
Haw blk Diamond Head, Ward, PIT Blakely,
March %.
Am schr Esther Buhne, Andersen, Eureka,
Mar %.
Am blk Matilda, Mckenzie, Port Blakely,
March 20.
Nor blk Fantasi, Andersen, Newcastle. Feb "a.
Haw bk Resale, Nissen, Chemaimus, Fec 2i
Am schr Aloha, Dabel, f, Feb 49,.
Blk Callao, Roster, Newcastle, Feb IS
Am blk Amy Turner, Wallen, n Y,Mr7.
Am ship Benz + Packard Allen. Kobe, Mar s
Am blk Martha Davis, Soule, +, Mar 10
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-27

Hawaiian-Dr and Mrs l. f
Harvey, Buffalo, N Y; Mr. and
Mrs Ponsonby Ogle, London,
England; Mr. and Mrs r I'll Reid,
Waianae; G A Mcdowell, Liver
pool; Miss Aubrey, New Zealand;
Captain White, S S Warrimoo; +
w Kellogg, @ s Lang,T III Hicks,
U S S Marion; f I'll Hayselden,
Lanai.
Arlington Marguerite o b A
Harrison, Davenport, Iowa; Mrs
E A Hardy, Iowa; Miss J w Will
son, San Antonio, Texas; Miss
Marguerite Killisn, Limerick,
Ireland; Willie Travis. Los
Angeles, Cal; l. A Andrews, Hilo;
+ Northrup, Kohala;A B Loeben
stein, Hilo; L Williams, Suva;
Miss Taylor and Miss Owles,
London, England.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-27

Geo. l.. Edwards, principal Of
Kalihiwaens school, has been
directing the boys thereof in ar
horticulture and horticulture, with
a little botany on the side, for a
year past. They have made bor-
ders of trellised vines to the yard,
constructing the trellises them
selves, cleared the ground of bowl
des, laid out graveled paths and,
in short, transformed a quarter
acre of "howling wilderness" into
blooming garden.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-27
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From the Colonies per s s
Warrimoo, Mar &C A Nc
Dowell and w L Williams.
From Kauai, per stmr James
Makee, y Mar 27-Mrs Stair and
son, DR. Walters, Capt Cutler and
6 deck passengers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-27
WV. DIkOND,S

The plated spoons and forks
! made by the Holmes & Ed
wards Silver Company cannot
be distinguished from solid sill
yer, except in weight. The
patterns are identical with the
solid goods, and the bowls and
handles are reinforced with
sterling silver, so that those
parts of the spoons which come
in contact with the table are
well protected and will last as
long as solid ware. Every piece
sold by US is guaranteed by
the manufacturers, by this GER
tificate:
1--WE guarantee these goods in Or
binary family service to wear Twenty
five Years, and in hotels from Ten to
Fifteen Years. We also agree to ac-
cept as half payment, such goods as
show wear during next five years
after the term of guarantee, if other
wise in good order
In buying these inlaid goods
you practically have the use of
them for thirty years at half
what you originally pay for
them. No other manufacturers
give such a guarantee; no other
manufacturer can afford to.
We believe we have the lar
gest stock of cutlery in Homo
lulu, and it is from the best
English and American manu-
facturers = they make good
knives in the United States
and our prices are low. The
best makers are using grained
celluloid as a substitute for
ivory handles and the effect is
very pretty. Bone handles turn
yellow, the cellu!oid imita-
tions do not The price is in
favor of bone handles if cheap
ness is the object.
Medium knives, bone ham
dies, $4.75 a dozen, with cellu-
loid Sc Dessert, ivory handles
1913; bone, $4.25. Rogers
English knives, bone handle,
$3.50. Dessert SO Plated
knives $3.50 and 1915. Large
assortment of carvers from 81
to $27 per set.
\ ~ A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-27

prince. There are FIVE rooms be.
ing fitted for passengers, also a
bathroom, besides neat rooms for
the officers. A new up to-date
donkey engine was among the i'm
provements made in San Fran
cisco. Captain Ward says the yes.
sci is a good sailer. She made the
best passage of any vessel he has
been master of, on the way from
the Sound to this port. All the
repairs done in San Francisco
were superintendent by Captain
Metcalf, Lloyds' agent. None of
the old plates were taken out of
the vessels bottom, and the skip
per thinks she will be staunch for
many years to come. She is
classed "A. l.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-27
DEPARTl RES.
FRIDAY, Mar. 20.

FRIDAY, Mar. 20.
Am bksnow and Burgess, for Vladivostock.
Schr Moiwahine, for Hawaii.
Schr Ka Moi for Hawaii,
SATURDAY. Mar "a.
8 8 Warrlmoo, White, for Victoria and
Vancouver.
Schr Luka for Hawaii.
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, for Makaweli'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-27
SHIPPING lNTELLIGENCE
ARRIVALS.

SATURDAY, Mar. 81.
stmr Kaena, Wilson, from Oahu ports.
stmr Noeau, Peterson, from Lahaina
stmr James Makee, Tullett, from Kauai.
Stmr Kauai, Bruhn, from Kauai.
stmr Waialeale,. Gregory, from Kauai.
stmr Mokolii, Andrews, from Molokai, Maui
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-27
y. n. warrimoo

The purser of the Warrimoo re-
ported as follows: The r. M. s..
Warrimoo, w. E. White, II. N.
r., commander, left Sydney on
Mar. IL at $50 p. M, and had
light winds with fine weather to
Suva, which port was reached
Mar. Is at 8 a. N. Left same day,
and cleared Fiji group next day
at A a. m. Passed Alofa same
afternoon at 4 p. m. Experienced
light winds to Equator, which was
crossed in the afternoon of Mar.
81. Passed s. s. Miowera Mar.
% at l a. m. From Equator to
arrival met with strong N. E.
trades and head seas, which re-
tarded the ships progress con-
siderably.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-27
The Honolulu Sanitarium
1882 King Street.

A Quiet, Homelike, Place, where Trained
Nurses, Massage, Swedish Movement"
Baths, Electricity and Physical Training
may be obtained.
P. s. KELLOGG, NJ. D.,
Telephone 6S9. Superintendent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-03-27
The Diamond Head.

A reporter was invited aboard
the bark Diamond Head yester-
day. She is greatly changed from
when she was known as the Gains
borough. When here last year,
her cabin was dirty and uncom-
Portable. Now the rooms are fitted
up in splendid style. There are
rugs on the floor, neat furniture,
curtainss bric-a- brac, etc. Captain
Ward has a nice soft bed in his
we'll fitted ROOM, which is fit for a
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-03-04
The French Republic.

A writer in Macmillan's Magazine
comments on French politics of today
and rather questions the future of the
republic. He breads the influence of
Radicals and Socialists:
If M. Theirs has been reported
truly, he must have been one of the
most sagacious Frenchmen of his day,
and of all his wise remarks the saying
that the republic would be conserva-
tive or cease to exist was perhaps the
wisest of them all. In medic tu-
tissimus ibis, that was the advice
which he gave to the republic, and il
there is one thing more certain than
another it is this-that from the day
when the republic begins to seriously
alarm the conservative feelings of the
country the end will be in sight. No
body can doubt that the republic Is
growing less conservative. The Radi-
Gals and Socialists are sensibly in
creasing; at every general election
they win more votes and return more
successful candidates to the chamber
where the Moderates, who have los,
many of their leaders, are growing
proportionately weaker.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1897-03-04
Rare Chinese Coins.

The true antique Chinese coins are
found in ancient tombs and ruins.
Several hundred were discovered in
Annoy IN digging grave when the
laborers broke into an old tomb
several feet below the surface of the
soil
The coins lay in a pretty earthen-
ware jar and were incrusted with a
thin layer of malachite that here and
there had been changed by moisture
into azurite. The coins were sold by
the lucky coolies in the next "a hours
and are said to have brought 81
apiece, an immense sum to men
working for I2 cents day.
To succeed in collecting cash a
person must be fine Chinese scholar.
The labor thereby involved is SO
severe as to preclude most collectors
from indulging IN the pleasure to any
great extent.--PHLa. Bulletin.