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FOR sRENT-RooNs.

FOX kENT-No. 707 9th st. NV; large.
Eh-story bay-windoW room; bath, SlO,
Sd story front, 81 o; back room, So; Closets
electric lighting; desirable neighborhcod;
handy for all car lines. Jel7-3t
FOR RENT-First floor, front unfuTnished
fsom very reasonable. 21S b st. NV.
Jel7-3t
kOk BENT-Rooms: 923 Ii st. NV south
ern exposure, Single or communicating,
suliliner prices. 1elT-7t
FOX RENT-Large cool rooms, in suburbs;
ON steam and electric roads, ight house.
Keeping allowed. LANGD0N. Je16-3t-en
F0R lkENT-y4l L ST NV FOR. gentlemen,
20 ana 80 story front rooms; terms rea-
senable. ieI6- Stem
FOR sRENT-To gentleman; large, cool,
furnished room; delightful location; 18th
81. road, near Mounts Pleasant NV; rent
moderate; accommod;stiop for horse or bi-
cycle ID. 5. E., this office. Jel6-5t
FOR RENT-215 1st st qw, 3 nice unfur.
rooms for light housekeeping; summer
rates Two car lines pass the door. Jel6-3t
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms.
sil, iigiit housekeeping allowed. 1223
10Th st. NV. je16-3t
FOR RENT-Two large com. ,ooms, ON
"a noor; two on Sd, fur. Or unfrr low
rates 40 I1th st. NV. je16-3t
FOR RENT-LaIse 1lont parIor and front
dIning-roon; unfurnished; S12; large
and small furnished bedrooms, s4 to Sc;
BOARD S3 80 per week; transients acconnio-
dated. No. Is L st. NV je16-3t
FOR kENT-3 unrurnished rooms on "a
liooc,SlO. 1s399thnw. jel 6-3t-em
FOk RENT-Des.rable rooms Tor couple,
on SenbieHen Address Il. s., 80 Il. Cap
5el5-5t-em
FOX RENT large rooms; I'd floor; very
cheap. lao ID st. ne. je15-3t-em
FOR kEhT-tor light houseke eping. two
lur fuoins, I'd floor, S15 per month, and
Two 81 fioor, S12 per month, water. gas.
~. sw ieI6-3 3t-eui /
FoR RENT-Eur. rooms for light house
kesDitis With privileges. 225 lst ST. NV.
Jel5-3t,em
FOR RENT-PIeasant rooms and board. at
reasonable rates. II Al Pa. ave. NV.
jel 5-3G
FOR KENT Newly furnished house, in the
NV, SIX roonss and bath; piano. rent,
S4o Address FIRST-CLASS, this office
Je15-
FOX KENT Back room, "a floor, nicely
mr., bath, also room on parlor floor; 3
WINDOWS; fur. as bed and sitting room; pTi-
st. ieI h-3t
FOX RENT-Two communicating furnished
rooms on I'd tloor, for light housekeep-
ing, IN private family. BIZ Va. ave. sW
Jel st, EN-
FOR RENT-To ladies'. three rooms in ex-
. change for housekeeper' S services. W. II.
n, this Office. gel 4-3t-em
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WANTED-Ladies skirts, waists and suits
70 make. Apply at 1000 9th st. NV,
1lRESS MAKER je15-3t
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FOR SALE-Having no further use, will
sell horse, dayton and harness; no rea-
sonabe offer refused. Rear SO9 9TH ST. NV.
Jel5-3t
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HAVE your carriages look fresh and new;
buggies painted and vanished for So; car
rlages al half usual price; call and get
estimate; guarantee first-claSs work.
HARRY DOM, 1927 Il st. NV. Je13-1w
FOR SALE traps, dayton surTies
and other carriages and buggieS on ac-
count OF storage and Charges; great bar.
gain e27 d st. NV. rnyi S-tf-em
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WANTED-Wnl pay Sfu0 to anyone Sc
cuIlnS fue position paying a60 per
month; passed civil service examination,
security II required EOX 23, this Cffioe.
Je1 7-3t
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FOR RENT-To ladies. three rooms in eX-
change for housekeeper' S services. W II.
h., this office. lei 4-3t-eIn
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FOX RENT-1'wo communicating furnished
rooms on I'd tloor, for light housekeep-
ing, IN private family BIZ Va. ave. sw
Jel 4-3J, EN-
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FOR RFNT-RoOMS.

FOR REHT-Two nicely fur. rooms On "a
floor: southern exposure; VIII IeuJ Tor
light housekeeping. 621 l st. NV.
jei 4-tjt EN-
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MONEY WANTED qsap 10 a.oAN

MONEY loaned en- oeiIateial seCelhy. no
oeiay. CONFIDENTIAL, this Office
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n ALEE, Medium
Scientific paimfst and card reader; tells
your full name, reveals your past, describes
the present and foreteiis your future life;
also tells about business deals, lawsuits,
love affairs, family troubles, reuUites the
separated, brings quarTeis all right, re-
moves spells, causes marriages, and gives
good luck, etc; hours, a. m. to y p IN =;
go IL st. NV; fee 25c and 5Gc, SaIisfae-
tion guaranteed.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


FOX SALE OR EXCHANGE-For city
property, few large ana smaiiinproyeu
farms near railroad and IN driving distance
OIL city, Address FARMS, this office
Jel7-3t
FOR SALE OR EXCuANGE-For CITY or
country property. 1246 N ST. ne, lot
o0kl50; brick house; . rooms and bath:
m. t.; tAvo-story frame stable; stalls for 4
horses; hen houses, etc; excellent we'll OF
water. lt-<rn
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FOR RENT 500 9Th ST. se; z rooms;
large yard; $14. EUG OLD, ,45S
La. ave. iel6-3t
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NANTED-IOT.

WANTED-Lct: northea ST or Capitol Hi:
no real estate agent need apply. Adj
dress LOTS, this offIce. jel 7-3t
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LOST


LOST-Near Sd st. and Pa. ave. Sc,
pocketDook containing a sum of money
and some printed matter that indicates
the owner. liberal reward II returned to
800 b st. Sc Je17-3t
LOST-Members OF the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company, whose policies have
lapsed, viii hear of something to their adj
vantage by calling or addressing ). J.
HUTCHINGS, Hutcilins Building, 10th and
SITS. NV, Room So. ieI6-6t
LOST-Fruit license, No. 23i, ON June
+. Finder please Tetura To Cox alley
NV, and receive reward 1el6-3t
LOST-In stanton Square, Sunday, at
T:1o y. M, gold panSy brea stpin, set
with small diamond. Finder viii leave
same at 500 B ST. ne. and eceivereward.
Je1 SGT
LOST-Huckster license, No. 575, Sat
uTday. Return to lU1S 9Th st NV :. and
get reward. jel4- 3t-em
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs

FOR SALE-A 2-story bdy- window brick
house; z fe0nas. iaclndRE lath, a. m l.:
only $4,000, and worth 81 900 inne., near
Columbia oars Address ONNkR, this of-
uce 5e17-3t
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wANTED-BoARDERs.

WANTED -Boarders at Flint Hill: larpe
airy rooms; nice milk; ice: fresh
Vegetables: $l6 per month Address MRS
FRALI, Derwood, Md. iel6-3t
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FOR RENT-Furnished 6-room house, In
exchange Tor board and room- Address
III 9th ST. se 1t
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FOR SALE-Cheap-F with or with
out STOCK OF an old established grocery
store; No. 9l1 76h st Sc; splendid open
ing for provision store; low rent.
20
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FOR RENT-436 @ st. NV; house open; 6
rooms, halls, range, bath, gas, new paper
ing, back building, parking, large back
tnpnts fjpiShed- 500 io1e2t
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FOR RENT-131S Corcoran ST.; S-room
house; in excellent condition; key at
1874 Corcoran st. OWNER, 1904 18th
st. NV. jel7-3t
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Ok kENT-sBack room, I'd floor nicely
ihr.' bath; also room on parlor floor;
Winuows; fur. as bed and sitting room; prl-
st. ieI5-3t
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WAsfEp BY oolofed girl light house
work or assist In giousewoEk, good refs.
l2e6 9th st. NV 1t
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NANTED-Letter press and stand; must
ne good, and cheap, for cash. p, this
office. 1el5-3t
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NATIOnAL DENTAL PARL0RS
0o8 + street Northwest.

Gold Killings and bridge work a spe-
clalUy, at the lowest price; aualgan 1lll-
IiISs, soUc; full sets OF teeth on plates, $5,
eX Iracting, either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, 50c; without, 25c. all
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 to 3
O'CLOCK mD2x-u
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MRS BROWNING,
6O2 7tn ST. NV, I'd floor.
Massage, Baths,
And Cniropody. Anita Topaz, Assistant
IeI b 81. .eun
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PERSONAL.

I
LILLE SCKwAHN, magnetic treatment.
237 I'd st. NV; hours from 10 a. m. TO
10 ID. M je17-3t
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WANTED-Lot OF secou ud-hand baker s tools:
Office. 1t
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AANTED-Holses TO pasture, at 50 IEF
month; horses called Tor and 1etuInct.
Address IS. d. BYRNE, Alexandria, Va.
jel T-6t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

&ANTED-To hire; strong horse for gospel
wagon; may purchase. WILLIAM
CUDDY, All st. NV. IL
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NANTED-Ladies and gentlemen TO Join
amateur dramatic club. DkA ATIC. ehls
hiiCe- Jel5-3t
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NANTED-For cash, all kinds of ole United
states postage and department stamps:
COLLECTIONS also bought. Ii. F. DUNK
hORST, 1908 18th st NV. my9-tf
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HANTED-To buy for cash, a lun chroom in
NV, one with dwelling preferred. state
pnce, rent, location and term OF lease.
Address BU i Ek, this office. lel7-3t
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DR. YOUNG, ssSS'ss?s1' ST; e : !::::,.' =

Treats successfully all diseases OF the
Brain ana Nervous ystefn. diseases OF the
Hood, Skin, Stomach. Kidneys and bad
tiUr, Night Losses, Sexual Weakness, Strict
uTe, Varicoceie, II ydrocele, syphilis, and
all Private Diseases or either sex. Con-
sultation and Urinary Analysis free
Hours l q to II and to D. Closed sun
DAYS and evenings.
LILLE SCKwAHN, magnetic treatment
237 I'd St NV, hours from 10 a. m. 10
10 p. III. le14-3t
/, THE UNDERSIGNED, do hereby cbal-
Ienge any man IN the District for 100
yard foot race for any reasonable purse
that may be agreed upon. MACE WILL
LIANS, this office. jel6-2t
PROF. CLAY tells business love affairs,
losses, etc: brings separated husbands.
wives, sweetheartS or lovers together; re-
moves spells, bad luck; 80 cents. U TO 10
daily. 4SS ii st. sw. 1e15-St-em
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wANrEp-PosraGE STAINS.

WANTED-Forc cash, allkinds of old United
states postage and department stamps;
collections bought. j. q. HOUSTON, 2S3
Ia. ave. N.Y. jeI6-3t
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MICELLANEous.

SELBY is offering an all worsted $40
suit for 81 80: come quickly II you
need one 1908 Pa. ave. nw.
my20-tf-epa
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wAsNTEp-rEaaALE.


sarGr-s-sss,Ss wANTssp4 4teasafAL1E
WaSfEp BY ,oeIored girl. light house
smork or assist IN fousewoEk, good refs.
! WANTED-A placeas chambermaid, nurse
| o. pantry girl, can give ref Call at 429
d IL ST. sw. JelI-3t
WANTED-By young colored girl, a
place as Ilain cook or general house
worker. 12l2 18th ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-By respectable colored woman,
/ washing and ironing TO take home, all
| con 'eaiehces' refs given. 6O9 2Oth st.
| NV. Je1i-St
] Ing or writing OF any kind 20 do. Adj
dress Miss r., 'i2S i 9Th st. NV. Je16-3t
WANTED-By colored girls, situations
sas chainbeiiifald or general housew0rk,
good refs AL u st NV. je16-3t
| WANTED-By respectable colored girl.
-piace as general housework in shall lam
lily. Calisat 1216 4 st. NV. Jel 5-3t. .em
| MANTED-A place as general house work
er Dy respectable coiored woman: best of
rels 1443 Samson st NV. jel5-3t
| WANTED An experienced worker wanJs
sewing To do by the day; can Iit and
dtape. /. L., this office jel5-3t
WANTED-By a young girl, a place as
ellautpef mad, waitress on nurse. ,ilii No
161l Sd st. jel4,3Jem
ARS. MOORE selects reliable servants for
al sections. 500 u st. NV. Established
1877. ie1 4-at-em
WANTED Washing To DO AT home; will
cai for and tieiiSer same. Call 1913
oSoen ave. NV. JelS- Stem
WANTED-By a oolored woman, place as
Coax OF general house worker; Can give
ref. Address 1214 l st. NV. ie153t
STU ATIONS wANTED-M MALE.
W. N.rEp Ntan ,,-;.t, :, n ,,r,rro, ,,-,,c~;.,,.
packing and shipping 1urn iture and
pianos, wants work OF this kind; drop Postal;
Win call ana give estimate, hest reler-
ences; E, low low prices. t. H. JEDp, 45s
WANTED-Wnl pay Sfu0 to anyone Sc
curing ne position paying 500 per
month; passed civil service examination;
security II required EOX 23, tins Cftioe.
Je1 f-3t
WANTED-By a young colored man a
l'itice Ia a hotel or Store. AdGress l12e
Mass. ave. NV. 1t
wANTED-A respectable colored man from
tiie country wishes postum III family rs
butler, driver or work around house, GOOD
reIs, l257 " ylie st. jel6-2t-en
A STRONG young man of "a, white, Will
give 500 10 any one securing niin position
under the Goyernment ii B., TINS office.
Jel6-3t
~ANTED-Engineer, German, 26, tenn
perate and competent, wants position;
VIII Go own firing. Address g. tn. This
Office. je16 st
NANTED-Situation by experienced dOwen |
machine hand. Address {. j., tins Of
nee. Jel 0-3t
WANTED-By a first-cIass meat cutter |
lnd grocery clerk, Position In mea Stoae, |
single. Address j II. COUGHLIN, 457 / |
ST. sw. JeI5-3t
HELP furnished free of charge j. n, |
SZS SeYenJu ST., upstairs. Jel 4-3t-em !
NANTED-A position, by window dres- |
ser OF ten years experience; also do cleo |
trlca1 work and carpenter work, best refs. |
WAKEFIELD, this 0fflce. je1 4-3t,em
lion by an honest, sober, /
Industrious, married. white man, poi |
ter or driver; salary, so per week. Address |
I. IL r., this Office. Je1 4-3t-ern
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COUNTRY BOARD.


FlRSTCLASS BOAR1t-Laree airy house;
MOD. lmps., at Eldrah, on Grant ROAD, bet.
Chevy Chase and Ie1Hailytown cars pri-
vate family; horses Cared for. JeIa-3t
FAIRVIEw FARM-Langdon, D. c.; B. &
o.; prettiest place IN District; fine water,
large lawns, shade, etc, milk, cream, yege-
tables, poultry, fruits, etc, on farm, close
TO station; terms low. Jel6-6t, ,em
SUMNER BOA RD-In the charming little
city OF Staunton board can be eobtHine ed in
a refined GeInan-Americalf family, with
Address PROF. t. w. WAITE k ,Staunion,
va. Je15-9t-em
WoODLAwN-Open May 20: pleasant
rooms; healthy location, large grounds;
electric bells :gaeaDd artesian water. MRS.
NJ j. COLLEY, Proprietress, Rockville,
Md Address The Clarendon, Washington,
IL. Y. ap27-2m
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WANTED-Refrigera III good order, to
hold 80 lbs ice; give price. REFRIG-
orator, this office. Jel7-3t
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WANTED-To exchange. lot for good BIZ
cycle; will sell SAME for SS5. SOD @
81. NV. Jel7-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-A woman cook; one having eX-
perleAce in lesIauTauu cOokmg preferred
Apply l724 Pa. ave. NV. !el7-3L
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HELP wAHIED-MALE.

WANTED-A good white barber, at Els
9Th ST. sw. Je17-3I
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NANTED-A horse for his care; light
work. good reIs.; Will bEy II satisfactory
Address j a. D., this office. Je1 15-3t
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WANTED-By a frSt-class meat cutter
and grocery clerk, Position In meal Stole,
single. Address j. II. cOUGHLIN, 457 /
ST. sw. JeI5-3t
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" NANTED-Situation by experienced dOwen
machine hand ADDRESS {. j., tins Of
nee. Lei 0-3G
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&ANTED-Engi ineer, German, %, tenn
perate and competent, wants position;
VIII Go own firing. Address &. Tn. This
office. icl6 Ct
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WANTED To adopt a boy, four to five
years of age; an orphan preferred Ad-
dress A. T TANNER, care Carrier I5S,
Station b. 1eI 5-3t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-12

fees, ports. harbors. military equip
ments and all other public property of
every kind and description belonging
to the government of the Hawaiian
Islands, together with every right and
appurtenance thereunto appertaining.
The existing laws OF the United
States relative to public lands shall not
apply to such lands in the Hawaiian Is
lands. but the congress OF the United
States shall enact special laws for their
management and disposition: provided
that all revenue from or proceeds OF
the same. except as regards such part
thereof as may be used or occupied for
the civil, military or naval purposes OF
the United States or may be assigned
for the use of the local government.
shall be used solely for the benefit OF
the inhabitants OF the Hawaiian Islands
for educational and other purposes.
Article III.-Until congress shall pro-
vide for the government OF such Islands
all the civil judicial and military pow
ers exercised by the officers of the ex-
listing government In said islands shall
be vested in such person or persons
and shall De exercised in such manner
as the president Of the United States
shall direct and the president shall
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-12
THE PEOPLE OF HAWAII.

greet each other as they pass, tell what
the prospect of work is and go along
contented. They prefer to work in
"huis," or companies. on the roads
where they can get employment or in
clearing the coffee lands. These ''huis''
are joint stock concerns. in which the
drone shares the profits equally with
the industrious laborer. The coffee
planters bargain with the head man.
and that is the end of it on their part.
The road contractors do the same. Aft
er the bargain is made the pay is dis
tributed among the members of the
''hui' by the man they have selected TO
act for them. They are aggressive and
united. The overseers on the planta-
tions found long ago that if one Jap
was to be disciplined by physical pun
ishment it was necessary to whip the
whole gang. Under those circumstances
few complaints are heard of the mall
treatment of japanese laborers.
1t is hard to determine how many of
these Japanese have seen actual war.
but the majority of them have the mill
tary instinct strongly developed. All OF
course have performed the compulsory
service which their government ex-
acts from its subjects. Some of them
have clearly had further experience
One may meet scores of japanese cross
ing the lava beds and along the trails
through the forests. VINO are provided
with the latest improved army canteens
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-12
THE JAPANESE
TRAMPS OF HAWAII

The Japanese tramp is to be met ev-
erywhere on the Hawaiian Islands. but
he is not a tramp in the ordinary mean
ing of the word. He is always supplied
with enough TO insure him Il lodging
and meals and sake Il drink At old
man Galloway's Halfway House. in the
midst of the lava desert. the patronage
Of japanese tramps enables the place TO
be kept open. Otherwise il would be
closed, for old man Galloway does not
love desolation well enough TO keep an
inn without somebody coming along to
eat his chickens and sweet potatoes
and honey He has 4 japanese cook.
who is the man of all work about the
place, ard divides the good things OF
old maa Galloway's iarder impartially
between his own countrymen and the
few white people who once in a great
while come that way.
The tramping habit Of the Japanese
seems to be ingrained. They move from
the sugar plantations TO the coffee
lands. from the coffee lands to the sec
ton OF the country where the govern
ment is building reads Apparently
their movements are aimless. They
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-12

instead Of the water bottle Of the ordi-
nary wayfarer. Many of them, too,
swing along with a military stride which
is unmistakable. One night the writer
attended a house warming given by a
japanese carpenter. The participants
were other carpenters of the district.
wheelwrights and local traders Few of
them were road laborers or hired plan
tation hands. The feast consisted OF
roast pig. fish and tidbits OF all sorts,
which were eaten with chopsticks Sake
was the favored drink. but the greatest
moderation was observed in both eat
ing and drinking. After toasts had
been drunk TO Yamataga, the giver of
the feast. merrymaking followed. Jap
anese games were played but ii was
the military drills that brought out the
greatest enthusiasm. One merry fellow
went through all the motions of the new
recruits drill, showing the fresh SOL
diers awkwardness as compared with
the veteran. He played a bugle accom-
paniment with his fingers to his lips.
and his appeal to the military feeling
was responded to by the whole compa-
ny. Akuba, the overseer on a neigh
boring plantation. was asked how many
of the men had been soldiers in the war
with China. Not quite understanding
the question, he said with animation:
You want soldiers? l get you plenty
of them" When it was explained that
all that was sought was information
about the former soldiers. Akuba's face
fell He said there were not many vet
Grams OF the Chinese war on the is
land; probably not more than one in a
hundred had taken part in that strug-
gle. Nevertheless. a good many old
uniforms are found.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-12

United States and its citizens in the
industries and trade of the islands and
of the expressed desire of the republic
of Hawaii that those islands should be
incorporated into the United States as
an integral part thereof, and under its
sovereignty, have determined to ac-
complish by treaty an object SO impor-
tant to their mutual and permanent
welfare. To this end the high contract
ing parties have conferred full power
and authority upon their respectively
appointed plenipotentiaries. to wit:
The president of the United States:
John Sherman, secretary OF state of the
United States.
The president of the republic of Ha-
waii; Francis March Hatch. Lorrin a.
Thurston. and William A. Kinney.
Article 1.-The republic OF Hawaii
hereby cedes absolutely and without re-
serve to the United States OF America
all rights OF sovereignty of whatsoever
kind in and over the Hawaiian Islands
and their dependencies. and il u agreed
that all the territory of and appertain-
ing to the republic of Hawaii is hereby
annexed to the United States of Amer
lea under the name Of the territory of
Hawaii.
Article 1.-THE republic OF Hawaii
also cedes and hereby transfers to the
United States the absolute fee and
ownership of all public. government or
crown jands. public buildings or edi-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-12

allowed by the laws OF the United
States. and no Chinese. by reason OF
anything herein contained. shall be al
lowed 10 enter the United States from
the Hawaiian Islands.
Article NL-The president shall ep-
point five commissioners. at least two
of whom shall be residents OF the Ha-
waiian Islands. who shall. as soon as
reasonably practicable. recommend TO
congress such legislation concerning
the territory OF Hawaii as they shall
deem necessary and proper.
Article VII.-This treaty shall be
ratified by the president OF the United
States. by and with the advice and con-
sent OF the senate. on the one part. and
by the president Of the republic OF Ha-
wall. with the consent and advice Of
the senate. in accordance with the con-
stitution Of the said republic. On the
other. and the ratification hereof shall
be exchanged at Washington as soon
as poSsi bic
In witness whereo, the respective
pIenipo,entiarles have signed the above
articles and herrunto affixed their
seals
Done IN duplicate at the city OF
Washington this sixteenth day o. June.
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ghe adaeha au EaoIe Sunday lor,1ne ueeembr H. 1887

have power to remove said officers and
fill the vacancies so occasioned.
The existing treaties OF the Hawaiian
Islands with foreign nations shalIforth-
with cease and determine, being re-
placed by such treaties as may exist.
or as may be hereafter concluded, be-
tween the United States and such for
eign nations. The municipal legisla-
ton of the Hawaiian Islands. not en-
acted for the fulfillment of the treaties
so extinguished and not inconsistent
with this treaty. nor contrary TO the
constitution of the United States. nor
to any existing treaty OF the United
States. shall remain in force until the
congress of the United States shall 9TH
erwise determine. Until legislation shall
be enacted extending the United States
custom laws and regulations to the Ha-
waiian Islands the existing customs
regulations OF the Hawaiian Islands
with the United States and other coun-
tries shall remain unchanged.
Article IV.-The public debt OF the
republic of Hawaii lawfully existing
at the date of the ratification of this
treaty, including the amounts due to
depositors in the Hawaiian Postal Saw
ings bank, is hereby assumed by the
government of the United States; but
the liability OF the United States. in this
regard shall in no case exceed $4,000. .000
So long. however. as the existing gov-
ernment and the present commercial
relations of the Hawaiian Islands are
continued. as hereinbefore provided.
said government shall continue TO pay
the interest on said debt.
Article V-Thera shall he No furfher
immigration of Chinese into the Ha-
waiian Islands except upon such condi-
tions as are now or may hereafter be