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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
Stfrict Columbia.

- 8om @sltpoits@ on9rsB i6reibt
Der Correspondent zines Otliaen Slat=
tes. Sic neueite, auf Nnre8ung per=
i4ieoener 8ele9Nten erfOl9te Yeriit9uu9
oes INSTRUMENTATION gat6els
Ter. bNB in 3utuuIt feline 3situn9sbss
ri6teritatter in ben 8dumen oes g9elt=
pOItsG On9relles 3utrittes erbalteu iols
len, bat ben 3Orn bes bieiiaen glattes
Star" in bObem WaBe erre9t, uno
oaiielbe er8ebt ii6 in itarten glusoriiden
Qe9en ben @ongreB, iOpie in perI6nlis
6en @usfdlen 9e9en beiien prdiioiren=
ben 8eamten. 9ie 8ei6Qftsre9eln Gee
itatten nidt bic Anweienbsit bon ge.
ridteritattern in ben Sibun9en bes
@On9reies ielbIt ooer ben Nusi9uBbe-
%ratbun9en, uno oa man6e Serihters
ftatter Il6 an ben ibnen aus amtlihsr
Gueue au9eltelten 3a6ri6ten nidt &c.
nii9en lieBen. iOnoern 0uf eigene 6uuit
Gntbedun9sreiisn unternabmen, I'm
baun na1ber, oa lie nit ben D~OrlieQsns
ben Tra9en aud ni4t i'm Ntinoslten
pertraut iuaren, QdnSli6 berorebte 9ars
itellun9en in bic Nelt binausSul9iden,
10 lab man iib DeranlaBt, bic 3uodnoe
gu DerI6lieBeu. Sie g%eratbun9eu oes
@On9rehes bewe9en ii6 in rein fa6.
mdnnii6en Subnen, 10 oaB bas 9r6Bsre
Yublitum i6merli6 ein Sntereiie an
ben Gin3elbelten baben Tam, 10 Ian0e
nur bic Dirtli3en &eiultate, penn
pel6e Dorlie9eu, mit9etbeilt peroen.
Sas lebters iollte oaber 9%enii9en, nno
es aeu8t bon elmer 9rOben 8ei9madlDs
ii9teit, nur aus Gsrorub bariiber, oab
es benz n9slben Standardization"
ni9t 9eltattet peroen iDQ, ben GongreB
fir ieniatiOneQe 3pede ausSubauten,
bic @GIie Der Station uno ben Yrdiioens
ten oes GOnSreiies in fle9elbaiter y8eiie
ausu9reifen. YeiOnoers uni6On lift es,
bic Sele9Oten oils nSnObs" gu bsSei3-
nsn, ss ibrsm anaeblid bodfabrenoeu
WeIen 3u3ui6reiben, baB lie in Amerita
Nnbeliebt ieisn, uno es 0ieiem umitanbs
3u3ui6reibsu lei, baB bic Ss!s8aten bier
gu 9unOe ni6t better auf9snOmmsn
Uoroen iiuo. Sie Administration babe
ben auslGnOii6cn Ssle9atsn 3u 3eiQsn
Gemiinidt, 10 miro %bsbauptet, mas anles
ritanii6e 6NitfreunOi&ait bsosuts: IS
iet ein Nushu9 uaa Der Paciiictiiite &c.
plant pOrOen, ba man erluartet babe.
bOB bic OcrtiGe Sep0lterung ben 6diteu
sillen entbuliNiii6en &mpianN b~ersiten
perOe. ferner babe man bic Sele9atcn
mad Ni6mOno, 3d., brin9en wOllen,
nobel man ebeniaQs Cuf ein @nt9e9en-
iOmmen Der Ginwohner 0erebnet babe,
aber iiberaa bin lei 9snslost wOrOen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
Nlte Seute.

Ilte 2eute, weI9e Der Weoi,in be6iir,
fen I'm ibren Stublgaug uno Die lticrcn
gu re9uliren, peroen in Glectrii9sm @lts
tiers oaS wabre SeilmittcI finoen. 0iele
MeSiSin rest ni3t All uao cntGdlt tcinen
8rauntpein oosr anpere YetGu6unoSs
mittel, ionbern wirtt pie elm Qbii6.
run9smittel. IS lpirtt iebr miloe auf
ben Wtasen unb ben lnterleib inoem g
neue &rait 9i6t unb Den Oranncn
Spannfraft uerleibt, iuoem es Der 9intar
bel ibren 6unftionen biIit. gIeetrti6es
8itters 1T elm uorSisli6ss Mittel Inn
ben appetit 3l ittmuliren unb Der Yers
oauuns gu belfen. alte 2eute finOeu
oarin 9erape, mas lie brauden. Yreis
so Gents per 6lai6e in {. @. 0tustes
Npotbefe, 656 Maiultrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
SutnotS.

- 9on @biion, benz srobsn ameris
taniiden griinoer, Diro jeBt cine 8es
ihihte erSdDlt, bic Elm ei9entbiimlidss
Sibt auf feline grt 81 ibsrSen pirit.
@oiiOn ersdblte jin9it ielbIt oisisn
SpaB, Der freili9 i4On sebn Sabre sus
rid lie9t. IS mar our 3eit. als Der
pbOnO9rapb nod iebr tpeni9 betannt
tpar. ga peritedte GoiiOn emit einsn
iolden @pparat in elmer altmooiihen
ubr, Die ibren PlaB i'm Sremoensims
mer ieiner @obnung bate. Gines
Nbenos, als ein gum Seiud antueien=
Der Vermanoter i'm 9esrin mar, CUR
&ube gu 9eben, bOlte bic llbr gum
Shla9e aus, llno nN6 elf lauten,
i6narrenoen S6neu risf cine ebeniO
laute, ibnarrenoe Stimme: r@lf ubr;
nod cine Stunoe bait Su 81 leben!"
GntieBt l6liipfte Der junae Wann in
oos Sett unO sp9 iid Die Ssde iibsr ben
Sopf. Gini6laien tOnnte er ni6t, OBJ
9lei6 ii6 i'm Simmer weiter nidts
ritbrte. 20n9e 3eit lag er re9un9slos
oa, wa9te taum gu atbmen uno bur6te
bur gn9it auf oos ~leiieits @srdui6.
Sa plOBli6 idlls bic ubr Disosr, uno
pieoer ertOnte bic unbeimli4e Gimme:
r3wOlf ubr; bereite Si6 gum Stsr=
ben DOr!" @ie bic Yoiaunen oss
jiingitsn 8sridtes tlan9en oieie @orte
in oas Sbr oes Iermiten, benz Der
S6red fat bic Seiinnun9 raubte. 9as
mar mebr. als Elm Menid ertra9en
tonnts. Gineu 9ellenoen Sdrei aus=
itOBeno. iprans er aus Dem Sstt, rib
bic Sbiir ieines 3immers allf unb
|itiirste fait b~ewuBtlos in bic 4rlne -
GoiiDn's, Der in @eislI6aft zines
Sreunoes i6On auf bas Gribeiueu oes
lunsen Mannss gepartet bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
@eri6ieocnc WaWriMten.

- Sie glttisn Der Spielbant ron
Wonacp iperosn auf benz Barrier GaIa.
martte lebbait gebanoelt. Sic notireit
2l6O 6rancs fir 500 6rancs nOmineIl
uno iino in ben leBten SaQen I'm $40
Jrancs 9efalen. Der rWartin" be-
merit bier5ll, oaB bic Sipioenoe pro
1896 240 6rancs prn Stiif. olio lat
SO YrOSent 9ersiniung, betrdG! HID
bic 8eielidaft, osren Ssrtra9 uoD lsd.
,ebn Sabre lGuit. ibon berte perluht.
bonn Siirlten bon Monaco cine Grnsue.
rurg oesfelben 81 erbal!en. Der Giirit
itelte aber Iol6 barte S~eOinQuu9eu,
baB Die NttiOndre oieIelben Gblebnten.
Sisrauf erfol9ten bonn 6iiriten Spei
NnOronun9en. Die Der 8eieli6aft fritber
0ema9te SOn3eihonen wieOer Suriifnebs
men uno bas Sntsreiie Der Nltiundre
i6doigen. Gini9e @roBnttiOndre be,
idditieteu li6. oa iis auf NeIeBIiheN
We9e teilen @inipru6 er9ebeu t%0nnen,
oaber oamit, Elm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
tat oDu NttiOnaren 81 biloen.
gusbru6Ii9srs Geidu9niIIe Der.
iteben bic Qmsritaner gu bauen. Sit
perluenbsn sinfad itOtt Der Sitter -
@ailerr6bren. Mun fat jtBt ni6t
mcbr notbi9, bic @ittsritGbs 70 fart
uno bart Al MADDEN, I'M lie Dor benz
Sur6ihnsioeu su lidsrn, pielme6r
itslt man Tie einfa9 aus @aIerrObrcn
her, welhe Sbeile zines 9rOBsn, inter
bobsm Druid itebsnoen &Obrenipitems
bilosn. Wiro cine oieier &Obren Der.
lcBt, 70 FRONT oas g0aller itayt nu3.
pOourd bic @adtcr 9eluornt mrorH.
IS miro alio einem @inNetertelteu
ihtper fallen, aus einem osrartlIea Ge.
iQa0niB 81 entpeihen. beionoer5 Wsnn
na1 einem weiteren GOrjIlnQ AUDI Die
Mausrn beg Gerters Don lOIAen 8ai.
ierrObren our6So9en llno.
- Gampf nit einem @olie. - @ie
rumdniibe Yl6tter beribteu, iuuroe
oieier Sage Gin S6ufbirte in Der I'll.
maniI6su Subruoiha nuf Der @eioe
bon einem nuBer9em06nlib 9roBen
Molfe iiberfdlsu. IS entipanm Ii5
Elm m0rosriiher &i nobel Der
Sirt li6 nit einem Meiier nertbeioi0te.
Gr erlitt I'm 0slibt uno an ben SQn.
ben fiirtbterlide WunOen. Oher enolia
0elau9 es ibm oO1. Dem lid ME "a.
ieno 9eberOenoeu WOlfe ben @araus
su nader. Ser Hart perluunosts Sirt
lit nit Dem Nb9eihnitteneu 3opf Oes
90oliss in GOnltanSa einQetroHen. oa.
nit inn bacteriOlO9ii6m Snlitlte ieit.
9eitsllt peroe, oh Der @Olf Wuttrant
mar.
- Gin Msni6 obne Wa8sn. Sn
Stettin puroe einem Steueraufebr
oum SirettOr oes oOrtiaen &rantenbau.
ies Or. Shuduro Der Wa9en aus benz
2eibe 9sidniiten. neil oieier ourd uno
our1 nit &rebs9el6uiirsn beBaftet
mar. 9lls GriaB Dnroe bic Saut oes
in ben Mtu9en filbrenoeu BARNES bcu.
telartig eripsitert. Ser Sperirte iilbIt,
Ii9 isbt, u Sabre na6 Der Operation.
0eraoe .benio 9eiuno wie ieoer anoere
Wenih, Der i'm SeliBe zines Wtagens
1T, er braudt iib gar niht Defenders
an ftren9e Sidt 81 balten. SerIelbe
III nod beute actiOer Seamter bel Der
Steuerbehoroe uno muB tI9lib a6ts
bis sebnitinoi8sn Sisnit perri4tsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
SmdIen's 2trnica Salbe.

9is bette SaIbs IN Der @eIt fir
S4nittwunpen, Sautidirfunsen, 8uns
ben, @ei9witre, SaI3fuB, 6ieberwuns
ben, S4orf, s%eiprunsene Sdnoe, 6roits
beulen, &rdbenausen, uno aae Sautents
SiinOunsen unO lit cine ii9ere 9eilung
fir S%dmorboioeu. IS wirb sarantirts
paB oas Nttttel uoufommene @enus,
tbuuns sibt; penn ni9t, wirb oas @eIo
surideritettet. BreiS 25 @ents per
S4a9tel. - gu ~pertaufen bel {. Us.
&uete, apotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08

@eieaidait 9ebOri9en 2inie in 9etrieb
lit. beitebt tbatId6lid nur aus elmer
iebr trdfti9en 2Otpmotipe, welhe cine
slnSabl mdhti9er gaumitdmme sieht.
Sleie f6leifen auf Dem Spiihen ben
Sblenen beiinoliben gOblenbela9 uno
iino bierbei einssln bintereinanber GEE
reibt. unItreltia ipielt bier bic Iei=
bung eine beoeutenoe &ple, aber boz
fir fdlt oas idmieriSe uuo seitrau.
benoe 9lllf. uno glbluoen Der lneebells
rem Stdmme meg. Dian be9nii9t iid
ben Soblenbsla9 bel Steiqun=
gen etwas 81 ihmieren uno Die SefOr.
10 primitip lie 1T, sebt fIott bon
Staten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
Nelp Worf.

- Cine serlsQbare S0n9erIetballs
lit bas WeueIt tie uuo wiro bon Ocm Oltli.
den SGnserbuno ernltli6 beiprOden.
Man idrslbt oariiber aus Newy IT:
g8Oblauf nun 9etruntcn. ibr eolen
SNn9esbriocr, bNs Yiinbel aeidnitrt
uno Oann 9e6t es auf bic W0noers
i6ait, aber bic SGn9erfeitballe muB
nit! so miro es oemnd6lt bsiBsn.
tpenu eiu Ylan oes Serrn e. 6. San.
ger, Oes praliosntsn Der Tereini8tsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08

oaB Die Sele9oten ,SnObs" ieien, uno
i6re Serbanolun9eu Der Seffentlihteit
entiO9en. Oesbalb ieicn alle oieie Yro=
jette 81 @aiier Qeworoen. 9as lit cine
re6t itdbige SeI6Oni9una Der Sbat-
iO6e. onb man bon Offentli6er Settle
Den Selsgateu big jeBt nod taum ir9eno
lpelde characterization erwieien bat.
Ntou fam es Den Sele9nten unter ben
umltGnoen ni1t peroenten, oaB lie nit
ibren grbeiten 10 raid wie m6Nli6 fer-
tig 81 tueroen tra9ten, I'M niAt LANCER
als u0tbl9 bier perrpeilen 81 miiIlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
GIori0a.

- Observation-Disclosures. Cine ITO
idtpere, an Der Giits bon 6lO.
rioa 9efan9ene &ieIen S6ilotrOte
muroe bon benz SEEM Dorter Siib6dno.
Ter uno S6tpOlO9en eugene s.. Slad=
foro benz 9telp YOrter gquarium ge=
i6entt, unb wurbe bon Or. Bean, benz
@eber ST. @hre v8sne" 9etauit. Sas
MtOniter errest aQgemeines Gritauuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
60 1T trcbr Gatarrh

in bisisr Gegsuo bes 2anbeS ais pom autn urosru
8rdutbeiteu SuiGmmsu, uuo bis in ben lesteu Sabrer
gait CT oS uubsilbor. 9iele Sabre lang ertldrten
Tottortu ibu fir cine IotaIe Rrdutbsit uuS idriebsu
Iotale SeiluttteI DOR, uno oa ie ibu nit ic,tlidcr Be
~bauoluug b~sitdnois nibt turirteu, ertlirtsn ne tbn itr
u%nbelbor. Sie g9iiienitait bat beUieicr, oOB SdtGrrb
eiue uititutioustrautbe tit uuo oeBbulb Conitttutios
ueue 9sbauolune ~eriOrOert. SoI's eututrbs Sur, tabrt'
sirt non i. :. Gbenep s. GO. 3oleop, Sbto, 1T bic
eiuSios coui,ttuliousue Sur i'm 0tnrtte. Gle wtrO ius
nerli6 tn GoNeu ober GObsu pou 10 Sropfsu bis Su eiusm
Sbseloiiel pou geror1mer. Ste ptrtt brett uui ouS
9lut uuo ois idlstmts. Sbsrilibs oss Spitem5. sic
bietsu eiubuucert Dollars tWr leosn SAL, ben lie gu tus
rtreH periebIt. SaBt eud Girculare uno Seugui1e
tomnleu.
g.. 8. Gbeuep & Go, SoIsSO, o.
~ Sertauit pou allen apotbeteru, 75cts.
SaG's 6amilteus Siusu limb bic beitea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
NeW Serfep.

- Sas Nsusits in GliSabetb lit Elm
2ei6enbesdnaniB auf 3weirdoern.
8Or einiQen Sa9en mar cine in GaIt
8rano Ctr. wobnenoe Sraul. Namens
Sane Hea, seitorbeu uno 9meitern Na6s
mIttaa iano oas @~s9rlbniB itatt. Die
meiiten SeibtragenOen. Wlnner uno
6rauen, fpl9ten Dem 2sidenlua0en BON
Der @Obnun8 mad Der STRIDE. 100 bic
2si6enieisr itattfano, uno bon bort
mad Dem brsimsilsn entfernten gper=
aresn.@ Ottesafer. no bic Srau beQra,
ben wuroe, auf 3wsirdoern. Sas
ei9entblmlide S1auipiel erre9te ila=
tiirli9 betrGbtli6es Nufieben uno es
mar Elm isltiamsr Nnblid. als iid oas
electromagnetic langiam uno SerduidlOs
our1 bic Straben belpe9te. Gin GeI=
6enbeltatter bate ben 9orI6lae ba;ll
9ema6t uuo oerielbe bate Ssifaa &c.
funoen.
- limited Stntes @ubber SruIt.
Sn New Srunswif fano OOriae WObe
oi. SabrssDsriammlung Der IttiOndre
oieIer 8eieli9aft itatt. Nlus benz BON
Der 9irettiOn uur9eIegten Sabresberi6tc
er9iebt iib, baB an 81. Mdr3 1897
bic 9lttiOa li6 auf $4l. 0S3, 953 uno
bic QaiIiUa auf Al, 0O2. 9l8 besiiferten.
Ser ueberi6uB belief ii6 auf $50, l34.=
96, seQen $4l0,Ol4 I'M Sabre 1895.
9luf bic 9orSu9s=Ittie muroe cine
SiDioenoe BON adt uno auf bic Stamm-
attien cine iOIde BON spsi prO3ert cts
tldrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
Sregon.

- Cine giIsnbabn Obne Wa9en,
bic ihtuere Galteu befOroert, eribelnt
u~nosntbar. uno bob 9iebt es cine lOlde
in ben @dloern bon Bridal Bell I'M
Stuate Grs9On. Sober 3ug. pelGsr
auf oieler msrtpiiroiSeu. elmer @ttisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
Han1aS.

- SoGsn ni6t bsirotben. Cine
ei9entbimlide Nnseiae bat Der Sdul.
ratb Der StaOt G%oncOroia srlalien.
Gr iudt burd bic YreIie nab 2ebrsrins
men. bic ii9 perpfi9tsu, ui9t gu bsis
ratben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
Qusl ..
Seuti6lano.
gl5aBs& bringen.

Sin unbeimlider lleberfal IN
einem lOtbrin9ii6en piarrbanie fano
in Der Nadt bon Samsta8sS onntaG
(l.-2. p.) 81 @ntiQp itatt. Der oor'
ti0e Yfarrer, Or. WOrbOt. Der lid
8all, aasiu i'm Sauie bsiano, pernabm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08
NiEouri.

- Gin mob Don etpa 20 gerionen
bat z Wellen nOroli9 Don WOuntaIn
8rOUe. SObn Mitdel uno SObn 6OH.
man eriaOllsu uuO bat 9apio WRit4el.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08

tener GoelpeiBtran3. Sur 2inten uno
sur Ge3ten iiebt man i'm Sinter0runo
sinl9e in gans sinfaden 2inicn Octal.
tene gerge. Sie 8~ertban8a5c, ols
200, itebt CUR Sinten, bas ST." CUR
&edten oes S6iloes. Am 8ano osr
Wtiilrse itebsn bic % 3antonslterne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-08

- Sin @loOrabo fir alle Steusr.
aabler 1T wObl Der 9roBe Grt Corn.
itsttsn oss YeSirts SrsuoenitaOt. mo
jeosr 9iraer ieit Sabren ihOn nsbsn
frcier YsnuBung BON 2ano uno gu
wsiiun9 pon 6reibOls aus benz lleber.
ibub Der Ortli6en 8aheu 100 Mari
als 9ir9sr0abe erbdlt. Die gleibe
Summe erbaltsn aud bic aus 9Orns
tetten itammenoen gum Wilitdr eins
beruisnen glrserlDbne.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-20
Admiral'S Inspection.

There was the beginning of an Adj
mirals inspection aboard the L. S. S.
Philadelphia yesterday forenoon. The
decks were cleared for action, and all
the guns were worked, as if in actual
warfare. The men at their posts and
obeying every command with dispatch,
gave the warship an extremely warlike
appearance The launches stripped of
all canvas, the ladders over the sides
and the swinging around of the Phila-
delphia, heightened the effect.
There was unusual activity. The
men were first inspected in uniform.
All the boats were then armed for dis
tant service. Then came fire drill, col
lision drill and abandon ship, the last
being, perhaps, the most interesting to
watch Provisions for several weeks
were put into the boats and all hands
put off, leaving not a soul aboard
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-20
new BUILDINGS
Odd Fellows Will Meet
Tonight.
VIII Build at Chaplain Lane or
on Site of Present
Building.

An important meeting of Excelsior
Lodge, 1. o. o. F. will be held this
evening, and the matter of the dis
posal of the lodge building discussed
and probably decided upon. While 1t is
substantially built, projecting, as 1t
does, beyond the line of the other
buildings mauka makes it unsightly
and spoils the appearance of the street.
For years past James Campbell, who
owns all the property mauka in the
block, has been negotiating for the Ex-
celsior building, but the deal could not
be made, owing, to what Mr.. Campbell
considers, the high valuation placed
upon it by the owners. Now, it is ru-
mored, Mr.. Campbell has expressed
himself as ready to pay the amount
asked. But the Odd Fellows take an
other. view of it. 1t is believed that a
building could be erected, in place of
the present one, that would bring a
handsome investment on $4,000, about
what Mr.. Campbell would invest in it,
and they feel that they might as well
have the benefit for the lodge.
The owners of the property at the
corner of Fort and King streets have
expressed themselves as willing and
ready to improve their property, and
would like to make arrangements to
have the building uniform in design
and material with that of the Odd Eel
lows, so that it would have the ap-
pearance of one building A PROPOSE
ton from them regarding a party wall
will be considered at the meeting to-
night. 1t is said that they will make
certain concessions to the Odd Fellows
for the right to build flush with the
wall of the lodge building, thus gaining
a foot of lnrd The Odd Fellows would
prefer to have this wall in the usual
manner, so that it will extend six
inches on both properties.
Should the members decide to ac-
cept Mr.. CampbelPs offer and dispose
of the building, then a splendid temple
will be erected on the lot belonging to
the lodge at Chaplain lane and Fort
street. In any event, Fort street, from
King to Hotel, on the Eva side, will
present a vastly improved appearance
before another year will have passed.
Should the Odd Fellows build on the
site now occupied by them, the build
ing will be three stories, the lower
floor arranged for stores or offices. 1t
is expected that when the building is
ready for occupancy that other lodges
and branches in the same order will
hold their meetings there.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-20
Robert &. Haskell Dead.

News has arrived of the recent death
or Robert c. Haskell, at his home in
Lansingburg, n. Y. Mr.. Haskell was
graduated from Yale in 1858, and was
Immediately appointed professor OF
mathematics in Oahu College. Among
his pupils here was David Kalakaua.
In 1860 Mr. Haskell returned TO the
United States and engaged in the man
ufacture of oilclothing at Lansingburg.
In July, 1861, he received the degree of
NJ. A. from Yale. He was largely infiu-
entail in building up the school system
in Lansingburg, and established the
kindergarten there. He was trustee
of the Lansingburg Academy. of the
Emma Willard Seminary, and of the
Hampton Institute, Virginia. He was
stricken with paralysis in 1895 and
never fully recovered. Mr.. Haskell was
married to Sarah H. Parmelee in 1868
Their only child, born in 1865, died in
infancy.
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improvements In Bombay.

The Chronicle says that the rebuild
ing of Bombay, India, is being seri-
ously discussed by the authorities OF
that city They believe that the open
ing up of new and broader streets and
the pulling down and rebuilding of I'M
wholesome habitations are the best and
cheapest means of preventing spread of
disease in that city. An estimate sub
mitted to the municipality puts the cost
of work proposed at s10,000,000, and it
is believed that the money can be bor-
rowed in England at 81 per cent, pro-
vided that the principal and interest
are guaranteed by the Government or
the City of Bombay.
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Memorial to Rev. Hiram Bingham

The trustees of Oahu College pro-
pose to set up a memorial in memory
of the late Rev. Hiram Bingham, first
missionary on the Island of Oahu, and
a benefactor of the college. The house
occupied by Rev. Mr.. Bingham was
situated just mauka of the site now
occupied by the presidents house on
the college grounds and about 20 feet
from the driveway. The trustees will
select a large bowlder and place it in
position as nearly as possible on the
spot where the house originally stood
One face of the rock will be trimmed
off to receive suitable inscription.
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Ian MacLaren Expresses Admiration
| for Americans.
| A recent Outlook publishes the fol-
lowing interesting opinion of Ian Mac
Laren on American customs.
Hospitality is also of the essence of
courtesy, and every visitor to the States
| agrees with his eighbor-hOwever he
may differ about other things-that the
American has revived the ancient east
ern idea and acclimatized it in the west.
After journey in the new world one
returns home convinced that we do not
know how hospitality spells in Europe,
and smitten to the heart with repent
ance. When a stranger comes to us
with letter we receive him with calm
civilty, hope that he has had a good
passage, inquire what he wishes to see
in our country, map out his route for
him, ask him to a meal, and let him go,
with a modest disclaimer that he has
given us any trouble. If one of us goes
over to America not Knowing half a
dozen people on the whole continent,
letters of hospitality arrive before we
start; they are brought On board your
steamer with the pilot, they are deliv-
cred on the landing stage, they are ly-
ing on the table at your rooms, and
they all come to the same thing-that
you will stay in a hotel at your peril,
and that you and your belongingS--it
is hoped two boys may be with you, as
well as your wife-must come at once
to the writer's house.
If you have an iron will and a pro-
found conviction that your arrange
ments prevent your being a proper
guest-for a guest has his duties as
we'll as a hOst-yOu may deny yourself
the pleasure of private hospitality, but
you will have to fight your way, so to
say, to the hotel. And if you are a
guest you will be received at the sta
tiOn-we allow visitors to make their
own way to our houses-and welcomed
by the whole family as if you were Of
the same blood, or at least friends of
20 years standing; and you will be
driven over the whole district or city,
and your host will be at your disposal
as if he had nothing to do-yet judges,
university men, merchants and editors
have some engagements-and you will
depart laden with roses and good will.
One is not quite sure whether to adj
mire most of all the grace or tact or
spontaneity or completeness of hos
pitality among our kinsfolk; but that
for which one is most grateful, and
which counts dearest, is the genuine
kindness. The Americans are a kind
people, and they are not ashamed to
allow it to be seen.
What lends a peculiar character to
American manners is their genuine
and attractive simplicity; and the trav-
eler does feel that his ideal of demo-
cratic citizenship has been in one par
ticular, at least, realized. In one way it
strikes the foreigner that the States
lose by not having a 1eisured ruling
class, with traditions of public serv-
ice, of incorruptible honor, of trained
craftsmanship. In another way the
States gain by counting all their cit1-
zens eligible for public duty, because
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Wept After Sentence.

In the Police Court yesterday morn
the reef for assault and battery upon
his wife, who made the complaint
against her husband that caused his
arrest After sentence was imposed
the prisoner began to weep and cast
very implcring looks upon his wife
who walked up to Judge Wilcox and
tried to get sentence RENTED, but His
Honor was obdurate, and Mae was sent
to Jail to work for a month on the
roads about the city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-07-20

The clipper bark Bren-
hilda, in the Theo. H. Davies
& Company line, arrived a
few days ago III days from
Liverpool, with her cargo in
splendid condition. Among
the lot is a large shipment Of
croekery for us.
This time it is the beauti-
full "Cleveland shape Trilby"
the design that has pleased
everyone. We have it in
three shades: blue, green and
brown. This quality Of
crockery has become popular
in Honolulu, because we
make it easy for people to
buy.
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Tea Sets, III pieces, s. 10
Breakfast Sets, 50 pieces, 81 81
Dinner Sets, So pieces, SII 90
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HE LIKES THE COU NTRY.

Ian MacLaren Expresses Admiration
for Americans.