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The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-12

The British Medical Journal reports,
with reference to the Australian colo.
nies. that during the month Of January,
when 800 persons died Of sunstroke,
request was made Of the medical board
to issue some instructions for the avoid.
ance of this grave disease. The board Is
stated to have declared that OF all pre-
disposing causes undue indulgence in in
toxicating liquor is the most common
and the most dangerous; further, that
during the attack 1t is dangerous to en-
ploy intoxicants as remedy. To this
The Journal adds that in many cases
sunstroke has practically been alcohol
stroke. and in other cases an injudicious
resort TO alcohol therapeutically has en-.
dansered the sufferers life. All usual
precautions being observed, the strictly
abstinent are least liable to heat apo
plexy. Exchange.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-12
MONEY FOR FARMERS
SECRETARY WILSON'S OPTIMISTIC
VIEW OF THEIR PROSPECTS.

He Says That the Higher Prices For Farm
Produce May Amount to $500, ,OoO.OO
VIII Make q Tour Of the South In the
Interests of Agriculture.
1 The Hon. James Wilson, secretary OF
agriculture, in an interview published
the other day in The Manufacturers
Record, referring to the condition OF
American farm interests at present,
says:
"The increase during the past year
in the price of farm products, wheat
and other cereals, vegetables and cattle
for dairy use and slaughter. has amount.
ed to hundreds of millions n dollars
and may be as great as $500, JJ0.0 900, as
has been roughly estimatetA The in
crease in the value Of the (sheat crop
alone is estimated at from $40. 900, 600
to 500, 600, 900 or more as compared
with last year.
"There has been general increase
all along the line. and just as the food
Of live stock has increased in value so
have beef, cattle, sheep, hogs and other
stock furnishing as our meat.
Secretary Wilson says that at the mr.
gent request of President Mckinley he
will make, early in the fall, trip
through the entire south and give O
thorough study to the agricultural con-
ditions Of that region with view to
seeing if he can offer any suggestions as
70 Improvement in markets or diversi1-
cation of crops.
lone general need Of the southwest. y
he says, lis closer relation and more
rapid communication with the European
markets, and with this object in view
have already placed myself in CORE.
spondence with several ocean steamship
companies to induce them to establish
lines direct between the ports OF the
gulf of Mexico and those of Europe, thu
steamships to be provided with refriger
ators, 80 that the fruits, vegetables. dai
~ products and other perishable farm
products can be shipped expeditiously
to all the markets Of Europe"
Mr.. WILSON adds, "The farmers O
this country should be just now th'
uuYYitrt ptopio III thc Wohiu oSeo"n'
they are the most prosperous.
He believes that the farm interests o
the south will share to the fullest il
this new era of prosperity.
Speaking of his southern trip, tn
secretary says:
81 am sent by President Mckinley
and shall 60 upon his urgent request
/ am not going as high commissions
or special ambassador or special envo
or anything Of that style. / shall not 2
in q special car, viewing the countr
from car window while travelling 9
the rate Of 40 or 30 miles an hour.
shall 90 M plain American citizen.
want facts and facts only. Iwant to 81
the farmer In his shirt sleeves, not Il
politician. with his high sounding an
plausible theories. lean get all of the
/ want right here In Warrington.
"Preside' Mckinley waa much In
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Gin Danf aus poasm Ssrseu.

8, cine ttIs SimmsIasabt iGf has ei&t ess
Austs.-alls Weisn ltbtu pom etntt isees
elidliGs @titSpt-Iit phnnjt islbf itbri
freueis nd ium eiGk. tnp n (bu 9lines)
mub ligtn, flblsub, in ttr Ra9t, i'm tpia }in.
ifuu.- 9bn uauidt ni8t mtbr btr Ratitn
parmts 6rin, en 8lumtn ShmslL bic
rsibsu 5iIutu fam u nitt msbr l6antH.-
Stubtn III Hitts-ept lsbm une nidt itttH,
has IL Gin Ilnsid.
SttsisbH SABRE babe i'd eu d 9nsrenuna
tiuts tubIissn Auasnaritts psu sitp y II tins
STint sttrdssn, abn mas baIf mir eisislbt
RiGis. Nitint pirfIi6s Stbfrafi baiis i'd psr-
loren efetbtn, bic i'd lfeite Sabr pen Or.
S6sups aiftftut, perm Wm. St6ftr, 6i6-
vrpiptft Apsuus, in Suanten b5rtt, eu In
DsutitIanp an Der llniptIi6ts alinii ~ Bonn
untG etiiuns ess Gsbtimtn Saniidtsratbs,
Germ Or. SufG, aHi 9abr fueirtt. unb i'd
bin ~ iem sseanssn uue babe mtint austn uu.
ierfu&tu lahtn. Or trfI6rtt mir, ea6 % bic
bOnft 3di lsi fOnlf p6rn meiut Auesn ret
tunssIss prIOuu. SD basr mid ibm anpsr.
iraut uHe muB ttutt fastH. BEN SStatn iti %
steanfi, id braube ftins 8rilt mtbr. Rtius
austn babtH lcI8 cute Stbfraft, eaB Id bic
ftinifs S4rifi fpppbl am Sagt aIs aud abtnes
btim eamptufhrins ltftn taun.
ebtfrau Sob. SattsImtgtr,
~ GAG 9burp Siraee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Seri6 tli6e6.

DaS Oberseri6t bat bic gn;fbeibuns
uniereS @eridtsbofes in Bstrsff Der
Olppbant eIsftrifden 2iGt 8onoaussabs
umesfoben unb oas Borough fam iesi
feline sIeftrii6e 8strisbsftation seiebli6
feriis iteaen lofen.
Ri9tsr 9tr9balo entibieo am Wiontae
in einem ldnseren @utndten, bab bic
bissidbrise neue Steuerauflase unesieb
lib iei, ba bic Resiiions uno Appsaa,
tions 8sb6rbe ni6t bas 8edt babe.
6fters pie iebe brei Sabre eine nsus
Sieueraufa pprsunebmsn uno Elm iol'
Dies Soresbsn eine Anmnbuns bon le.
eislailpen Sunftionen fei, psIde niti
unter Der Contribution OeIesirt tperbsr
fDnnen.
Raiisr 2oes Np. 269. bsuii6er Orbsr
bsS Sarusari, bat am 9onneritas bsim
BrOibonotar eine 4pplifutiOn fur einer
Sreibrisf eintrasen lafen; bic Inter.
sei6ner berisIben iinO Sobu 86ff. SEQ
Sud. Gbrift. WilIer. SObn BIIbslm unit
Sebaitian 9iebI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

-Srau gbas. Gang bon Benn Gbe'
nue., bic sefdbrIi@ eriranft trar, bsfnbst
iid isst auf Der 8eRsruns.
- Der @euvernbr bat bur6 cine
grpiIamatipn ndditen Samfa8 als ge'
fesIi&en Seisrtas ertIirt unb tper 8anfs
ssf6dfte bat, iOate Sieis am 6rsitas er'
lebieen.
- 9as 9umpsnbaus. tpel4es ii4
dber benz artsiii6sn 8runnen bel BEN
Siafbe Ssim befanb, ipurbe am Dien'
flag Na&t mitfammt Der barin befin6lI'
den WaiGinsris burd Elm Seuer ssrt6rt,
unb Der anseri1tsts S@aben bslduft I'D
auf 50. 500; bic gntitebunssuria4e bes
Branbes iit unbefannt.
= g. s.. AuinIan, 8srtpaIter beI
Columbia Contribution Gompanie, mai
am Sreitas bier. um 8orbereiiunsen in
8etreff Der 8Haiferune bon Dlulbsrrt
Strabe ,u treffen; bic Gompauie er'
uartet, Gnbe bisisr g9o&e nit oer
@rbsit an3ufnneen. Soate iebo4 oi,
Gompanie nitt I'M Stanbe iein. mi
ben Barber 2euten Elm nebersinfommer
in Bstreff Der 8enusuns ibrer 8erfe a.
trsifen. 70 muB iis ibrs eisenen Wert
erriHten, mas einen mebrtp6&sntlihsi
Aufentbalt i'm 9sfOIss baben tuiro /; ei
@runbeisentbdmer on Der Strabe iin|
iibsr bic 8eri&Iespuns Der anseIssenbsl
nidt febr erbaut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Sunmpre.

Serr George ainbad IdBt an bem
2aureI Sia SOtel .sislfd&s 8erbsherun'
gen anbrineen.
= Dem Gbas. Waibburn bon Web'
iier 4penue FeI am Sisnaas BEL Der ar'
belt am 8arnum BREEDER su pittston
cine eroBe Rbbrs auf ben SUB unb ssr'
briidte benieIben in dubsrit i&msrsbaftsr
Art.
Wi&aeI Barrett SetfebIte am
WOntas 8ormittas i'm SO. 3 S&a6i
i6 aus isinsr aammer seitis ;u entfer'
men, aIs in ber neben anerensenben
aammsr cine Sprensune porsenOmmen
tparb, unb bic Solse tpar. bab Barrett
unter Der 8erihlttuns beeraben uno 10
i&Iimm bsrlsbt tpurbe, oub er turs ba'
rauf ftarb; feline Srau unO fiinf 2inber
dbsrlsbsn ibn.
- Die ,,@orner5" tpurben am Dlon'
tag Worgen friib BON einem 5euer beiui'
ssiudt, bas su peridieoenen 3eiisn sebr
DISQUALIFICATION srsriif. pon bensn orei
poltdnbig serit6rt tpurben. Das Seuei
brad auf unbsfannte Weiie in BEN
Stale Der Omen SIpnn SinterIahen'
itaft aus. Der nebit ben Stdlen bon Der
Or. 3. 6. Sopiins unb Der GIape Sin'
terIaFsnidaft ssrhbrt tpurbe q. 6
Diqiams' Dobnuns unb 8ebr. Sar'
rinston's SoteI puroen beioe harf be'
i1dbist, pdbreno anbsre nabeitebenbs
@ebduos init fnopper Noib Dor ftarfsi
8siddbisuns eersttet pureen. Oel
AIarm purbe turs Dor nbr seseben
uno nad iii6tiser Arbeit butte bic 5eu'
eripsbr ben 8ranb um 10 nbr unite,
SonirOqe. Der aneeridtete Sdaoer
miro auf $1,000 perani6Iaet uno b.
Der Stall, in benz Sas Seuer entifanb.
unbenust mar. 10 wirb 8ranotiftunf
permutbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
S6uls Sehoree.

SIN Der am Wontas Abeno absebaItes
men 8sriummluns pbiser 9sb6roe reidts
bas So@. unb 9ruinir' @omite
einen 8sribte elm. mad nsIdem feline
S9dlsr Der So6iduIe srabuiren f6nnsn.
iusnn ibr Brossnt aaer Stuoien ni6t 20
punits betrdst; au& iOaen bieielben
5iTentlib feline 8lumen uno @eidsnfe
pdbrsno ben Graduating @rereiiss"
annsbmsn fotpis peridiebene anoers
8oripldss; Der 8sridt tparb ansenOm.
men. unO bann bic 8abaifs fur april
beitdtiet.
Ssn ssmsiniamsn @ranb Irmp Boitsn
puros bic grlaubnib eeseben, in ben
SGuIsn Gslb fur ben NemUriaI Tag
iammeln su luhen.
yin STEELE bon SRI. Hofe @oben, bic
ais 2ebrsrin in Der Ro. SO Sbule rsiis.
nirts, purbs SRI. Wiarsaret S&impii
ernannt. unb por Der 8ertaeune cine
srebe an3abl 8e9nunsen bsftdtist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Dae xhal abp arts.

Tahlor.-Se6s Raisrn. unO Elm
Dipbtberitisfaq iinb am Wontas Der @Cs
iunbbsits'8sborbe eemeIoet porben =
8ureeb 8atflns III entidlofen. bic
gdsnitebersi aububredtn. ipesiea an
Sonntae Abenoen. unc bat bic YolDei
biesbssdsIib infruirt. Grams bon
8arbertppn tparb am Wonta9 an Wlain
Strabs miifammt feinem @sfdbrt bon
einem StraBenbabntDasen eetrcffen, mos
Bel er cine i4merslide 0erlesuus ber
S1ultsr, Stirn unb ObreS erbielt, bas
@efdbrt bemoIirt ipurce, bas pfero abet
unperlsst sntfam.-Dis bisFsen o., 8.
4 g8. Winen drbeiten blsie Wode fiinf
Gage, nit adt Stunben tdsIid.-Serr
Gaspar Dit, elm Iuneidbriser uno eeaG'
tster Beippbner bon 9iorb Iaplor, itarb
eeftern Roreen na6 ldneerer &rantheit
gr binterldBt cine Bittlpe uno mebrere
&inber.
- Der 2Srper Der 2idbrisen Rarp
Stint, ipsl4e Isstsn ROpsmber nit ibrer
8robmutter uno S6tpefsr bel 2adas
tpanna in ben 5Iub Befcbsn iuurbe, mos
bel ale brei ertranten, 1T iebt aub auf'
sefunben, uno sipar am Samitas bel
9lpmouib, unterbaIb Wilfess8arre ;
8siissuns befsIbsn srfoIste an ROntue
I'M oeuti6en iaib. Sriebbofe auf Der
Sloleite,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
500 @sIObnuua. 500.

Die asItr oisier 8situns wsroeu fib freueH gu
srfnbrsu. oab es psuieAsns eius aefir1tsts
Srantb,it ssbt. wtIds ole @iiitnihaft IN ol'
ibrtH eiuftu bu bsiIeu i'm Siauoe Iit f; 6aps
satarb.Snr IL Die sinJise isst Der dutIiHsn
3 8riionihaft beiarnte 'poftiut Eur. Satarrb
erfprosrt ais sins Gonftitutionsfraufbti eins
eonfltutontle 8tbonOluns. paus aatarrb.
ssur 10 70 innsrIit ssnommtn uuo wirtt brett
auf ons 8Iut uno bic idleimistn Oberfidi en-
oss Spftms, oaourd Die 6ruuolnge Der Srnnt.
belt serioreno uno otm Bntienten Sraft 9eben6,
Ineem iis Ole Cont tution bee Sorpers oufbaui
uno Der Rntur in ihrsm Bsrts blft. Die ei-
gsnibimsr babsu 70 pisI 8ertrautu gu ibrsu
SstItrdften. oob ft sinbuubert Dollars 8tIOb.
nung fur eoeu 6aq anbItteH. ben iie ~ iuriren
usrftbItu. EAST Gud eins eite BON 5eusnii.
len iommtu. Ran aorefirt:.
n. 8. gbenep & Co.. SoIeoo. D.
- Yriaufi bon allen apOtbsfsrn, 76t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Vas ben, oberen EbaIe.
(arHbaIb Gprrsipsnbsn,.)

-Sreb. BdrpoIf bon prieeburs iparb
am 9onneritas in Der Storr Wline bur1
einen Sen son SelsssItein in ni9t unee.
fdbrIi4er Bsiie am Rddsrat perlsst.
= Siinf bon SIobaden bepobnte
Mietbsbduier nabe benz @raiip SsIane
Sreder su Olppbant inurben am Cams
flag Nadt 6ur6 Elm Ssusr sert6rt, bas
UNI 10 llbr ausbrad unb nm IL rlbr
beipdltiet iparb. Goodman & WsiE unb
6. W. putnam eieneten is ;tpsi unh
Geo. Spit zines bsr Sauier.
(GarbpHSaIs GprrsippHstn,.)
= Gontrattor @m. ainbad in in f,
nan,ieaen S@pieriBfeiten uno bat isin
@ef6dft aus bieism @runbe an @ontraf.
tor g. 6. RobiniOn iibertrasen.
-Sarrp, 6er II Sabre aIte Sobn be,
Gbeleuts Ssnrp &rans bon Sub Ierraes
Strase, iibsr beRen esfdbrli6s grfrant.
une mir leste Bohe bsri6teten, fart
am porIebten Wlittpo4 Abeno, Madden
am Morsen cine Operation on ibm Dor
ssnommen narb. Seine 8eerbieunl
fanO am SOnntuS iiutt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Chr f6rperliasr 3nffano

grIanst In bitlr 3sit bsfuuetr Aufmriiam-
ftii. 0snn Sis mlet, ihpah une nrpSa
fue, 10 Is fIar. baB Sbr SIui unrsin IL. une
sbns 3psiftl babsn Sis Sbr @tbiru uup 9brsr
sSrpsI ~ itbr ibtIarbtiiti setr anstifuHsi
iif flar uno infa8. Das SIut mus tunff &c.
rtiniet ptretn, 70 bab has nsrpDis Syifsm uni
aif Sraant nit ssiunptm Sluts ptriorst pr.
etu. 8srftdnbiss sabauit Stuts babtn bsisuSt,
eab bic btlit bIuirsinisunes. es.HsTptnf6rftnos uni
araft ptrItibtnet Rfeiiin Soee's SarlapariIla
n. Rupeiitdt, Sdlafrfsfsit unb alssmsinG
S&ndtt pnfhpiuhsn, peun Sccbs Saria.
parila btbauIi& stnOmmm pirb; nit rintm
@prif, @tluuebtit uuh 9luf fplstn btm Sc
brauat ppn 6ppe's Sariaparilln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Hrmens 8ehprhe.

Sn bsr ressImdBiesn Sibuns sisie.
9sb6rbs am Srsitas Ra&mittas tpurbsn
sttpa elm Dussnb Sdae bon Sdlfsbsolrf.
tisen in Der iibli4en @eiie erleSiet; b.
3. ba Siilfe ssssbsn, mo ss noibis mar.
ndbrsno anberieitis pieisIbs psrtueisert
naro.
Der fsbbaits Ar3t Or. Strong bsri6'
tste. eab ii6 seesnipdrtiB Ill mdnnIide
unb 100 psibli6s SnfaHsn i'm Aipl be.
finbsn, pdbrsnb laut oes Superintens
osnten 8srt6t bas Ssim 369 Snfuhen
bot.
Ra9 8eiidtisune elmer 4naabl Red'
nunssn ertolsts bann Ssrtasuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
: aus Berlin tpirb Der ,,DaiIp Mt

semeIoet, bas ,.SsrIiner 9assbIatt" iei
su Der RsIbune autborifirt, oab oer 8es
iu1 bee Prdiibenten Saure in st. BE-
tsrsburs aufssssbsn 1T.
Serrmann Sreunb. elm trobIbe'
fainter 3aufmann. BETTER bes 2abens
.,Ebe 6air" in Der NonrOe Apenue in
Detroit, Ni1.. beaine am Wiontas
SsIbhmorb bura gsrsifiuns. Sdner.
mutb infOIse bon sei@dftIi6en S&wie'
risfsiten trieb ibn sur perSweifeIten 9bat.
Gr binterldbt cine SumiIis bon sebn
Glnoern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Oie rbeinii6.lpeitpkaIil6s @eIeQi6aI

9ie rbeinii6.ipshpbdliide @eieuiduii
sur SerheQune bon @rploiptOfen in
a6ln bat in Nioblsisr. County. Rep
SsrIep, SIT Ader 2anO sefauFt, um
barauf cine 8peisfabrii gu eiri@tsn. in
peI&er tauieuo 9eriOnen 8ei6dftisuns
iinben psrbsn. Die Geielidaft bat
Oieien SGritt wssen bss fets sunsbmsn'
ben Witbensrbes in bem 9eiddfte &c,
iban. SET Idnserer 3eit i&on bat
oisie 8eieaihaft, eine Der bsoeuteneiten
in europa. amsrifunii6e aunOiduft ;u
erlansen ssiu6t, uber Obne tpsientIi4sn
grfole. Die 8samten baben besbalb
bei6IORen. cine Sabrii ,u srri@ten, um
bic 3Oassbibren iu psrmeiben unb in
tbdtisen Mubslpsrb in benz @ei&dft gu
irsten,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
: alhrumatismns i'm Rldsn. in b.

- Rbsumatismas i'm Ridsn, in ben
Sdultern. Sdften. AenfsIn, eIbOsen
ooer Sanosslenien entfebt ourd su pisl
Sdure i'm 8Iut. SpOo's Sariapariaa
beilt 8beumatismus.
6unb's Pillrn InS bic bsiis abfdbr.
unO Ssber 'Nebsln fur SamiIisnss.
brau@. 35c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13

Da ss sessnpdriis aubsr Srass 1T.
eisIe hdbIhe Summe aus bem aaBemeis
nsn 5Onb su nsbmen. 10 mare eins Bombs
aussabs n6tbis; sS bIsibt iseo& atsu'
tuartsn, mas Der Stabtratb bei4liebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Mdbct)eu perlanat.

Gin braves RdsGen fur aassmsins bauear.
belt in finu flttnsu 6nmiis. Rp. III Stfu.
ion apsHut ~ trfrastu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Sn oerfdufeu.

paus, nit gut euliipiritr Got. 4 3tmmtr une
Saitment jn pnntsibsn Cpn unta efnfbar
suHlttslfsH Steineungtn ju pfriauftn. 1i29
Wtabep avs. Rabsrss bsi 3rdu eeuiit Rsis
etnbap, $40 Gin Straet, Snauipu. IS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-05-13
Nfemc Mmsei9em.
Mdbebeu perlanat.

Gin balbrpa&isuss eeuti&ts RGe9sn, um
bti esr 5ausaIbfii lu btftu uno 8iuetr iu bs.
apfi9tistn. N0. S32 RabiiOn apsuut ~ mel
een.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-08

The opening session of the Sum
mer School, which was held yes
terday at the High School building
drew together large audience.
The increased attendance of teach
ers from the other islands was no
ticed, and these with many friends
of education present filled the hall
to its utmost capacity. Minister
Cooper opened the exercises with
a few well-timed remarks urging
Hawaiian teachers to keep abreast
with those in America, where more
attention is every year being paid
to their equipment for the special
branches they are engaged in, the
value of their services being de-
pendent on their own merits. Prof.
Brown was introduced, and though
he made but few remarks, evident
ly left favorable impression.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-08

They propose to build road wind
ing around the mountain, from Its
base to the summit, and have an
electric road TO convey tourists to
the summit, with some kind of a
hotel at the top, where guests can
go out and watch the movements
of the volcano, and in some way not
explained view the molten streams
when they burst out, and roll down.
the steep sides in fiery cascades.
One view will be enough to satisfy
the most daring Yankee that there
is one place worse than the peak
of Popocatapetl. If Boston CAPT
talists are really yearning for a
civilized volcano to take charge of,
we have safe and very accessible
one right here on Hawaii. 1t has
a road built from the seahore up to
the brink of the crater, and when
it plays-as occasionally it does-it
can be approached and viewed
without risk. In short it is as good,
yes better than the best sights of
the kind that Mexico or any other
country can furnish. No volcano
can be found that will compare
with Kilauea, when Madame Pele
draws the curtain, and begins the
play in earnest. Wait a bit, till
she starts up again, then come out
and see for yourselves. There are
no Popocatapetl risks about this
venture.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-08
QUERY.
venture.

The following question is pro-
pounded for the consideration of
the Superintendent of Census. As
such Superintendent, what consid-
Grafton induced him to let the con-
tract for printing and binding the
Census Report to the Star office, of
which he is an employee, at up
wards of Is per cent. in advance of
what it can be done for elsewhere,
without following the usual prac-
tice of asking for tenders? An
is requested.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-08

1t is stated in American papers
that syndicate has been formed
In Boston to take possession of the
great volcanic peak of Popocata-
petl in Mexico, which is 1880 feet
high, and occasionally is in action,
sending out lava streams either
from its summit or sides. The
statement says: 'Popocatapetl,
that majestic peak of Mexico, has
actually been bonded by combin
alton of American capitalists. They
propose to dig away its sulphur,
chop its ice, cut down it's timber
and build a railroad that tourists
may look into the very mouth of
the crater which was such an OBJ
ject of superstitious awe in Aztec
times" Of course these Yankees
run big risk, for this volcano, like
Mauna Loa, occasionally sends the
lava from its summit, or from its
slopes, without the slightest con
sideration for any roads or other
Improvements, that Yankee inge-
nuity and labor have constructed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-08
THE CLAIMS OF JAPAN.

While Hawaii is DESTROYS Of
maintaining the long existing
friendly relations with Japan, it
cannot allow any pretentions, not
justified by existing law or treaties.
The Geographic reports from
Washington indicate that the pro
test filed by the japanese govern
ment against the annexation of Ha-
wall, is based upon certain claims
therein set forth, as to the rights
of japanese subjects III Hawaii.
These appear to be-a right under
present conditions to become c1ti
zens of Hawaii, and as such, right
to vote. This right, it is claimed,
would be lost under annexation, as
by decisions of the United States
Courts, no such right exists in
America.
This is certainly a very impor-
tant claim, and it is of the utmost
importance to know whether such
rights exist. If they do, it is prim
arily by virtue of the treaty. What
ever rights japanese subjects in
Hawaii may have, aside from the
general protection of law. to all for
eigners, are covered in Article IL
of the treaty which reads as follows:
Article II. The subjects of each of
the two high contracting parties. re-
spectively, shall have the liberty free
ly and securely to come with their
ships and cargoes to all places, ports
and rivers in the territories of the 9TH
er, where trade with other nations is
permitted; they may remain and re-
side in any such ports, and places re-
spectively, and hire and occupy houses
and warehouses, and may trade in all
kinds of produce, manufactures and
merchandise of lawful commerce, en-
as may have been, or may hereafter be
granted to the citizens or subjects of
any other nation, paying at all times
such duties and taxes as may be ex-
acted from the citizens or subjects of
other nations doing business or resid-
ing within the territories of each OF
the high contracting parties.
The peculiar term applying to
places "where trade with other ma
tiens is permitted differs from the
usual language of our treaties, and
was so drawn to satisfy that exclu-
sive spirit in Japan which did not
authorize foreigners, except In GER
tain specified localities. 1t may
prove a boomerang, for it IS for
our benefit as well as that of Japan.
But it will be seen at once, that
nothing in this article gives the
japanese the right of citizenship,
nor the elective franchise. 1t gives
nothing more than the ''most favor
ed nation" clause of ordinary treat
les, perhaps not so much.
Turning to our Constitution, we
find that Section 5, of Article Is
reads 'He shall be citizen or sub
ject of a country having express
treaty stipulations with the Repub-
lie of Hawaii concerning naturah-
zation."
No such treaty with Japan ex-
lists. 1t is therefore difficult to see
lust what basis the claim set out in
the japanese protest can have.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-08
TOPICS
JULY ;, 1907.
STOVES.

The public of the Hawai-
ian Islands know a good
thing when they see it and
the best thing in the way of
oil stoves is universally ad-
mitted by them to be the
justly celebrated Blue Flame
Oil Stove.
So much are they appre-
ciated that we would not
mention them were it not
for the fact that a fresh sup
ply has reached us. In ad-
dition to these sizes in use
here, we have a third or
smaller size, especially re-
commended and constructed
for small families, and en-
bracing all the qualities
found in the larger sizes.
The DietZ Stove Company
1.-The largest oil stove manu-
facture!s in the United States
--are now turning out a
beautiful stove for burning
kerosene. Complete with
oven and pots, etc.
We have several in as
sorted sizes and are dispos-
ing of them at a very low
figure.
In wood or coal burning
stoves we have the celebrat-
ed Fisher Steel Ranges. The
Pansy, sizes E, 7 and 8. The
Columbus, sizes ! and g..
The Olive, Bono; and for
hotels or restaurants we have
a specially suitable one--The
Empire City. In this the
oven is very large, the heat
ing surface exceptionally SO,
and the price very low in
deed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-08
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