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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26
9na1 Hr4t s htn11pl1het nEH Irk.
tett RrteprH.
Porto Rico.

0ientag, ben 18. Sttober, punft IL
ubr Mittugs,, nurbe in San Suan Die
amerifanif9e 6lagge iiber porto &ico anfz
gebiBt. Die geremonie purbe in rubiger,
ipiirbiger @etie bol3ogen unb mar ourA
teinerfei STIRRING b%eeintrd9tt9t. 9as II.
regulGre Snfanteriez9 fegimeat nebft anei
8atterien bes 5. Nrtileriez GegimentS pdz
rem foeben gelunbet. Die 8atterien be-
quben ii9 red ben Sorts, pGbreno Die Snz
~Fanterie auf ben 9ods @ufitelnng nahm,
IS mar Elm Seftag fir Sa1 Sudn un6 bic
@traBen tparen BON 3ablrei9en MenIGen
beIebt. Gear Nbmital S9lep uno General
8orbon begaben fi3, begleitet ben ibrem
Gtdbe, in &utT9en na9 Dem PaIaft. 9as
II. SnfanteriezR egiment 1ebit Mulffaoelle
nit @9ipabrpn 8. bonn 6. 8unbes> Gapalz
Gerieregiment marf9irten bann bur8 bic
@trdBen unb ndbmen auf benz Dem pdloIte
ee9eniiherliegenoen freien Plabe NufIte1ung.
I'm II 1t6r 40 Miauten famen bic amez
rifaniI9en RGumungscommt1drs, @enerul
8ropfe, NSmiral Shleb unb @eneral Gorz
BON, in 8egleitung elmer Nn5abL Slottenz
~pffi3iere aus Dem 8alafte 5eraus lnb forz
mirten ii9 an Der re9ten Seite oss Ylabes.
9ie StraBen binter ben @olbaien tparen
nit gintpobnern Der Stubt angefiiat, bic in
tieTem S4peigen bic Seier Der 4%uf6i1ung
bes Sternen6anners ernarteten. Gnoli9
fiinbigte Die @tabtubr bic 3ip0lfte Stunbe
an mab bic Nfenge Ia6 NIT perbaltenem
Ntem uab bic 4ugen auf bic Slaggenitanse
gebeftet, peiteren Gntpidelungsn entge1en.
8etm @rbrDbnen 5es eriten S9u1ea bon
Sort Mprro biBte1 Maior Dean unb 2ieuz
tenant Cattle bon General 8roote's Stab
bic Sterne unO Streifen auf, nGbrenh Die
Muiiffapele bas Star Spangleb Banner"
fpielte. 4qe 9dupter tpurben cnt6l0Bt unb
bic Menge bra9 in 9p9ruFe aus. Sort
Mprrp, Sort San gri1tpbaG u1o BET i'm
9afen liegenoe 8unbesz3pufutter rMunz
ming" ~fsuerten ie 81 &anonen19iFe Cd.
Senor MunOa Rtoera, Der prG{toent beg
tirali9en autonomifii9en Mintteriums
unb anbere 8eamte Der perflpfenen Meqiez
rung Der Snfel tparen Bel Der 5eier MN
1enb.
SIN Der Stabt bsrrf9t Ru6e rnb Orbnuna.
8eneralmaior 8rpofe bat lein Quarter inn
8alait aufgef4lasen, unO 8ri9abeqeneruI
9enrD bteibt i'm 8efe6k bes 9eairfes bon
Ponce. 8rigobege1eraG Grant fat bas Som
mdnbo iiber ben 8eairt bon San eSSuan err
balten.
Die Minifter &ibsra. 8lancp, 2opea unb
Gdrbonnel baben benz General 8roofe ibre
Refignation NIT Der @rtGdrung einqereiht,
baB iR. penn es getpiin19t pirb, lire Nmtsz
pfli9ten Big CUR @rnennung ibrer Ia9folqer
%erfi1en nerben,
Die Mttglteber bes Cabinets ki5tet,n
Samitag ben Ser. Staaten ben Sreueib. Sic
peroen Elm Mantfeit erlafen, tpptin Iis
ihren @ntf6luB antiinbigen, pqrteipolitii
unb partettreitigfeiten gu bermeiben.
Ser @ontreabmiral S9le1 befinbet tiff
NIT feinem Stabe an 8prb bes &reuae1s
nNeparf" unb erpartet Dor 1einer MbreiIe
Die Mntunft bes Commanders Gnop, Der
ben 8efebl aber bic 5Gottentation in 9au
Suan iiberne6men tpirb.
. 8eneral @oob, 5eitneiGtser MiGitGraouz
perneur BON Santiago, bat heute cine Bro=
tlamatipn in oebn 4bf9nitten r~rlaTfen, biz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26

cine Qrt probiiorii9er ltnabbdngigfeitserz
ttdrung lit.
Cuba.
Sc betBt, bdB Der prGiibent bic Q6ii9i
bat, cine Sanitdtscommiffion fir Cuba gu
ernennen bic aus flint MitglieOern, 5pei
@er3ten, eirem Sn9enteur, einem &e4tsanz
malt unb einem &e9nungsfibrer 6ete9eu
ion. Oiefe GpmmiffiOn foa ni3t a1ein
bic @er6eFerungen i'm Sanitdtspe1sn bOrz
nebmen unb iiberpaden, %fonoern audi ben
8erfu9 MAIDEN, bus gelbe 5teber uno an
bere me6r oher neniger epiOemii9 duftrez
tenben &ranf6eiten, aus3umer5en. NuBer=
benz nirb bic gommiffion audi Die @olontz
1ation Der IusldBigen, bon benen it9 iebt
ungefd6r 500 auf Der Sniel befI1oeli, III
bic 6anb ne9men.
@apttdn Sorufer BON Der umerifantf4en
MilitGrfommifiion, Der felt mebreren Sugen
an ernflt9er unperbauli9teit gelitten bat,
erpa9te beute Mprgen nit beftigem Sie6cr
unb bds bteIe @erGuf9 i'm 9auptqudrtter
Der @OmniffiOn ma9te es ratbfam, ben paz
tienten in einent beIonberen 6uufe unter5u@
b%ringen. Or 2aine ge1tattet Ntemanbem ben
3utritt gum 8atienten.
8aa 3 2ibertdb, cine nit 9enebmi9ung
Der Gegierung berausgsgebene Sa9es5e;tnna
in Gienfuegos, berDffentliht e;n, bon mc6r
als brei6unbert gerI pnen, trorlrlter fi9 btele
Spanier befinben, unter3ei9neteS Manifeit.
in nel6em bic unabbdngigteit Guta's often
proflamirt p:rb.
Nls 5ortfebung bes &egeniturmeS, Der
Nnfangs Der lebten Wo4e in !9apana unb
ltm9egen6 eeberrf4t bat, piit6ete
9onnerItag Na9t elm &e9eniturm,
pie er felt. Sabren nit glei<
9er 6eftieteit ni9t DOrgetomr1eu TT.
QGe 8d9e unb 61iife in Der Nanburf4aft
finb ii6er lire 1fer g~etreten. Die StruBen
5abana's bnten ben 4nbGid reiBenber
Gtr0me. On bielen StraBenfreu5ungen
itanb bas @affer bier SUB 9o6, 9duTer
unb 2Gben purben unterWafer geIebt unb
an M0beln unb fpnitigem @igent3um groz
BET SUQDeH QIgertOlet. t
pbiIippinen.
General pio bel 8ildr, Der als Der berborz
rdgenbte g1ebenbu9ler ~NgutnaLbp's in Der
SiibrerI9aft iiber bic SnIurgenten gilt, III
nd3 Malolos, Dem 6auptq1drtier Der Snz
Iurgenten, befbteb.n unb per6aFtet porpen
Der ibm gema9te 8oripurf beitebt in ben
MtBa6tung bon NguinaIbo's NutDritdt uni
in ben @erIu9en, ben Nmeritanern 81 troben
Ngutnalbo bat mebrere Der Sni1rgenten=
Sffi5iere, Die negen mangel6after S9ulbil=
pung ibren @teIungen nt9t gefpa9fen tDa=
rem, abgeiebt, 1T iebo9 g~e5tpungetl tporben.
bieIelben pieber in lire 4emter ein3ufeb:n
Nguinalbp begt ben lebbaften 8uni4, mad
paris gu ge6en, I'M bor ~ber&ommihion gu err
f9etnsn, pirb ieboda bur@ bic 3tpiI9en her
Snfurgentenfibrern b~eitebsnben GiferIi6=
teleisn IN Der Qusfibrung bieier NbIt3t ber=
6inbert.
Ser Snfurgentenfibrer pto ptGar fat iid
bereit ertldrt, paco, Die lebte 8orftabt BON
Manilu, bic iiA nod i'm 8eitb Der pbiltpz
pinps befinbet, am Is. Sftober au rdumen.
Die Rebelen iinb aus Gabite abge5ogen,
unb Die Nmerifuner ItnO iebt i'm 8eiib BON
Gapite unb Manila, pdbrenb itb Der iibrige
Shelf Der Snfel 2u3on in ben 9Gnben Der
aufftdnbif4en 8arteien befinbet.
Die britii4en &riegsf4iffe nRattler" unb
vpoperful" BADEN bes IN 8orb berrf9enben
malarii9en 5iebers tpegen ben 8efe6G er6alz
ten, fi9 na9 9OngfOng gu begeben. On 8orb
beg o9operful" iinb bret 2eute am Sieber
geitorben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26
NnnlitdkHfnur.
perunaIicfte probefahrt.

9as SOrpebOboOt u9aDis", peldes tiir3z
lt9 feline umtIide 9robefabrt antrut, purz
be, pte aus Nftoria, Sre., beriGtet Mrs,
burd bas ,PlaBen elmer @n5abl 9ampfrOb=
rem CUR Weiterfabrt untaugli4 gema3t
N6t pon Der 8emannung purben i9limm
berbriibt unb brei DaDon Harden balb na3=
benz fe ans 2anb gebra9t tparen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26
Des u1oroes b~efbuloiot.

5. 30. @titeler aug 0es Moines,
Soma, tpeG9er i'm @erOa9te ftebt,
feline Srau ermorbet 81 ba6en, 1T
berbaftet tpOrbtn. Gr bate erft bOr bier5ebn
Sagen gebeiratbet. 0ie 5ruu mar am Derz
gdngenen Sumitag 9eitOrben, nnb mar, pie
permut5et pirb, pergiftet pOrben.
Qbeethan.
Soe Stt, Der %eeftanben bate, ietne Sruu
ermoroet gu buben, lit i'm @efdngniBbofe BON
@ramite SANS, Minn., gebdnst tporben.
Sett benz 8eiteben bes @ountp's geIDh
Mebicine mar biss Die erfte 9inri9tung
Stt bate feline 6rau am IS. Mai 1898 mil
einem &niippel erI9tagerl.
@ep. 80. GGart, ber 8ruberm0rber bon
81. 9elend, biiBte in San Quentin, gul.,
fein 8er6re9en I'M @algen.
6eIYn6t.
Sobn Nnberfor, elm Muldtte, tpeldler BET
grmproung bes tpeiBen Sdrmers gbarles
9olmes bei9ulbigt mar, tpurbe am Sonntag
bon einem 8~oltsbaufen aus 5reberid uni
Wef Point, 8a., 9elpn9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26

pQTIcIItIII, uIlU YeItI NHUSIlDH, SUruEDSl>
ter i'm Mii9raume, murben in Mtpme 5erz
f9mettert. Die ltrfa3e Der @rploiion 1T un=
befart1t.
Sahnunfdle.
g1abe MaDbi1e, &c.,, tpurbe Sumitag fri6
Elm fiibli9 fdbrenbet 3ug Der &dnfas Gitp,
Pittsburg unb @olfz8a6n bur9 cine gez
bro6ene S6iene aus benz @eleiie gelporFen.
9. s. 5rpe aus 9ittsburg, aanfas, murbe
f9iper Derlebt, 8remfer @m. Galicut aus
Stanbarr, Mo., erlttt einen Qrmz unb
Gonbutteur Qrt6. Wilfon einen 8ein6rua.
Sin 0uBenb PaKagiere erlitten mebr ooer
minber f9limme @~erlebungen.
Sn Der g1dbe Der Station Gunul1ts, Gal.,
lit Die 2pfomotipe bes Ditli3 gebenben 3ugss
Der Santa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der
@out6ern gacific>8abn entglsiIt; Der Go
tomotiofibrer gerietb babel unter bic &Gber
nnb tpurbe aermalmt. Der 9ei3er trug
T9tpere, ie6o9 feline t0btli9en @erlebungen
odbpn.
ueberfdhren.
gls am leBten Montus 5rau Cornelius
Sbea aug 2eabbi1e, gol., nit i6rer Sod
ter Margaret auf benz Weee BON Der Stride
benz 9eleiIe Der 9enper 81 &io @ranbe=
8abn entlarg ging, purben 8eibe BON
einem gaffagierouge iibsrfdbren tnb blieber
duf Der SteQe toot.
Gootli9er Stur3.
Die @ipfer gburles, Sames 81. UNI Srez
berid Smith, brei 8riiber, befunben fih
Mtttpo9 Na9mtttag in etnem Sa6rtu6l i'm
sebnten Stodperte bes neren 2;ncpln
SruIt @ebdubes, als has Sell -ib. Qqe
f~tiir3ten binunter 1nb erlttten f6pere 9ers
Gebungen. Man eIuubt, OaB Sumes ter=
ben ptro unb OaB bic unberen ii4 in Be-
benflt9em .3ultanbe befinben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26

fanb am Samitag cine @rploton itatt.
9as@ebdube tpurbepDGlig 5%eritDrt unbSbDm.
GpaG, 8orarbeiter i'm RitrozG lpcerinzDe=
pdrtement, unb Beter NnOerior, 8ordrbsiz
ter i'm Mti9raume, tpurben in Ntpme 5erz
f9mettert. 0ie ltrla3e Der @rploiion 1T un=
befdnnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26
gerhreHett.
Gootlidber Kampf.

Wd9renO in Bottom bic 9a9oeder qatrid
Gofd unb SO6n s. &ice nit ber &usbeTes
rung bes 9ades zines bierit0figen @ebGuz
bes in Der Subion Ctr. bef9Gftigt tparen,
gerietben lie in @treit, unb febr balD fonnten
bic 2eute auf Der StruBe feben. baB ii9 ba
oben cine regelrehte 8eiterei enttpidelt bate.
9abei gerietben Die 8ampf6G6ne, gum
@9reden Der 3nf9auer, INNER nGber an Rem
9funb hes 9a9es, unb plDbli9 Fiir3ten tie
fiinf3ig SUB tief binunter uuf bic @trabe.
8eiOe erla9en 5pet Stunoen fpdter i'm 9oipiz
tai t6ren 8erleBungen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26
Grrnoroet.

Ser Sarmarbeiter gbtparb MoDre ln1rbt
5reitag frii6 in Der HGbe bon @lp, Sa., err
morbet %gefunDen. gr bate 5tpei Sugel=
tpunben in Der ltnfen 8rut. Man glaubt
baB 2anOfrei9er bic blutige 2bat peri6i
9dben.
90, pareird, Elm @ef9dftsreiienber aus
QGbanp, q. g., tpurOe in 9%ouiton, Ser, bon
@eorge be MoB erf9ofen. Pareira foa Srau
MoB beleibigt baben unb 2ebtere ma9t'
t6rem Manne bdbon Mittbeilung. 9iefel
Iu9te Bareira anf fanb i'm in einem Ga
ben, frua i'm nab Ieinem Namen nno i4pf
i'm, als er bic @ntport erbalten bate, mi
faltem 81ute nieber. Die 2eibe tpirb mad
4lbanp, 81. g., geI6idt tperbsn.
2lus Giferfu6t.
Sobn Melbert, Elm @9tcaeoer pboto9rap5,
Der auf benz Nusftelungsplabe in Sma6a
angeite1t 1T, erfADB Sonntag 2ilian 8,
Morris unb begging bann 9elbt:nprb. ST.
ferfu9t mot bic l1ria6e Der boppelten 8lnt=
thnt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26

cine Qrt probiIorii9er ltnabbdngigfeitsers
ttdrung 1T.
611h1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26
Wi6tiee Gnti9eioune.
G~rnettnun9en.

So6n 8. &ennebD bom 9tffrict columbia
tpurbe Montag gum Mitglieoe berSnbufriez
cpmmifion %ernannt, an SteGe BON Sargent.
tpel9er abbdntte.
@uBerbem na6m Der prdtbent nod fol-
genoe @~rnennungen Dor:
SbeooOre s. Nrmes BON Nem 9ort
9ilfsz 3uAlmeiiter in Der 5lptte.
Robert 6. Steele bon 2put1iana, &aplur
In Der 6lotte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26

SIN Der NGbe BON prpbitbeiba, po pG1@
renb Der 8Olferi9Ia6t Bel 2eipaig am entz
19eibenben Is. Ott. berWfittelpunft Der franz
s0Ff9en Gte0ung mar, tit BON benz 8orTiBec
bes nputriotenbunbes", Sbeinte, Der erits
-Spatenfti4 fir Elm 8Dlterf9la9tsO enfmaG
get6an porben. Ser Oberbirgernei1fet
bon 2etp3ig, Or. @eurgt, unb RettoTn
&dmmel 6ielten patriotif3e @nfpra4en,}
purauf bic Sbeifne6mer an Der 5eier be-
geiitert bas 2ieb r9eutf3lanb, DeutibIanO
iiber NQes" %anftimmten.
0es @eburtstuges bes &uifers 5risbe
rid III. ipurbe OaOur9 geba4t, DaB in
Berlin Die 6oft1eater gei4lOIen paren
unb auf benz paIais Der &aiieria GrieorIG5
IA..s-r of So 0 H@;fn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-18

thirty-three and One-third thousands of
dollars. This sum placed at interest
at six per cent would yield eight thou
sand dollars annually. Thus il appears
that if the school were to be provided
for from voluntary gifts, or from any
general fund, enough money would be
expended every sixteen and tWO-thirds
years to provide an endowment that at
six per cent interest would support the
school perpetually on the same basis
Sixteen years, however, is a very short
time in the life OF an institution Of this
kind, and to use up such a sum Of
money during each recurrence of that
period is too costly a manner of sup
port The cheaper and more effective
method is to provide an endowment
once for all.
Some may still object that the OBJ
stacles to religious work here are too
great and the possible result is not
worth the effort 1t cannot be denied
that there are obstacles in the way. But
the Hawaiian Board has never stopped
for obstacles. and no important work
will ever go on under any agency that
does. And as TO results, the influences
of moral and religious effort are too
subtle and far reaching to be measuT-
ed. 1t is safe to say that they are not
lost. One element in ultimate success
is intelligent persistence. There can
be no doubt whatever that these Isl
ands are destined to hold a place Of
commanding influence in this ocean,
and the moral religious life here Will
be one powerful factor in that infiu-
ence. What form that life will take
no one can say, but it should grow nat
urally out of the present conditions.
The way to make it strong in the fut-
ure is to embrace to the utmost the
opportunities of the present.
We have heard Of the annexation of
these Islands to the United States, ana
have seen the American flag unfurled
in the air above US. By these acts this
land has become a part OF a nation
whose stability and power rest pro
fessedIy on the morality and inteIi-
gence of her people. Is Hawaii nei to
become a. vital member of the Great
Republic, or remain an appendage and
an eXcresence? The fathers of the Am
erican nation laid the foundation of her
greatness in the school house and the
church, and she has become the sue
cessful nurturer of the poor and OPP
pressed of all nations. The fathers of
civilization and Christianity in this
land built upon the same foundations.
If these new possessions are to be a fit
ting exponent of American ideas and
American liberty to the people of the
Pacific Ocean and its borders, we must
see to it that the dominant principles OF
American life are vigorously maintain
ed. To this end, as we'll as for the
Christian life of the various people
here, let us have school in which the
pastors of the land may be thoroughly
trained for their work.
REV. J. LEADINGHAM.
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@NNSQAn
PHOTOGRAPHIC Co. \
!HfJTED ~
LGhITE D

This Company is fully prepared to
take instantaneous Portraits at thar
Studio. All work done by first class
wOrkmen and nothing but high class
work executed. Portraits after Rem
brandt and BartoloZzi mezzo-tints.
Sole proprietors' of the Bas-ReIief and
Iridium processes. Mr.. Davey gives
personal attention to all sittings, does
not wish his patrons to take photo
graphs that are not entirely satisfac-
tory. We are prepared to make groups
at residences, f1ashlight or daylight
Copying and charging specially at
tended to. Life size portraits made In
oils, on porcelain, finished in water
color, Sepia, or Crayon. We have
the largest and most artistic collec-
ton of Island views. Samples OF our
new work, known as Life Size Paris
Enamels, the latest process in Photog-
raphy, can be seen at our Studio.
Amateur printing and developing
done with neatness and dispatch.
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INTEREST allowed after July 1st,
1898, on fixed deposits: months per
cent; 6 months 3115 per cent; II months
per cent.
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c. BREWER Z CO., Id.

Queen Street, Honolulu, H. L.
AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Agricultural Company, Ono
mea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar
Company, Wailuku Sugar Company,
Wathee Sugar Company, Makee Su-
gar Company, Haleakala Ranch
Company, Kapapala Ranch.
Planters Line, San Francisco Packets,
Charles Brewer & Co.'s Line to Bos-
ton Packets.
Agents Boston Board OF Underwrit-
erS.
Agents for Philadelphia Board Of I'm
derWriters.
LIST OF OFFICERS:
P. c. Jones, President; George H.
Robertson, Manager; E. T. Bishop,
Treasurer and Secretary; Col. w. z.
Allen, Auditor; c. M. Cooke, H Water
house, G. r. Carter, Directors.
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woMAN's EXCHANGE.
2l5 Merchant St.

Just received from Morning Star
a fine lot OF Gilbert and Marshall. ISL
and Mats, Atyicks, Tolls, Baskets,
Spears, Corals, Shells. Mother OF
Pearl Hooks, Hats, Cords, etc.
Hair dressing department re-opened
Tel. $50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-08-18

Don't go it blind and trust such a
precious gift as your eyesight to nature
Unassisted to remedy whatever defect
may exist. It's a serious mistake that
may have serious results-unhealthy
eyes at least-blindness perhaps
Those headaches, that dizziness, that
nervousness, even indigestion may be
traceable to eye ailments
The record-union., 1898-07-16
THE CHANGED ORDER.
Henry Watterson Says We Must
Adapt Ourselves to 1t.


The traditional stay home and
mlnd-your-o business policy laid
down by Washington was wise for a
weak and struggling nation, and, If it
could be adhered to, would be wise for
every people. But each of the centuries
has its own tale of progress to tell,
eacn raises up it's own problems to be
solved. The difference between a scat
tered population, fringing the East At
lantic seaboard, and eighty millions Of
people, occupying and traversing the
continent from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific, is too great to admit Of con-
trast.
AS no preceding cycle the intervening
century has revolutionized the world.
Another century may witness the
transfer of human ambitions and activ
tiles from Europe and America to Asia
and Africa. The Pacific and not the
Atlantic, may become the washbasin
Of the universe. Can the United States
stand apart and aside while these
movements of mankind, like running
stream, pass them by, an isolated and
helpless mass Of accumulated and cor
rupting riches? We could not if we
would and we should not if we could
We must adapt ourselves to the
changed order. We must make a new
map. The vista, as it opens to our
sight, is not so great as would have
been the vista of Texas and Califor-
MIA, Florida and Alaska to the eye Of
Washington For all his wisdom, the
Father Of his Country could not fore
see electricity, nor estimate the geo.
graphic contractions it would bring.
Already the old world is receding. An
other world is coming into view. The
craftsmanship of the twentieth century
must address itself to this and will be
largely constructive in it's character
Henry Watterson
The record-union., 1898-07-16
Articles Of Incorporation.

Articles Of Incorporation were yester-
day filed in the office Of the Secretary
Of State as follows:
The Sons of Exempt Firemen of San
Francisco; formed for social and bene-
ficiary purposes. Directors-William P.
Humphreys, Jr., w. J. Guilfoyle, F. E.
Edwards, j. r. Kentzel, G. N. Grief,
William G. McKibben and G.. w. Smith,
all of San Francisco. No capital stock.
Sonora Mines Company. Principal
place of business, San Francisco. Di-
rector-James McNab, John D. McGil-
vray, J. r. Hall, John Reid and Robert
Park, all of San Francisco. Capital
stock, 100000; amount subscribed,
SO, 500.
Palace Crockery Company. Principal
place Of business, San Jose. Directors
Jacob Heineberg, Emil Deutsch, Hat
tie Son and Laura Heineberg. San
Francisco; Joseph Heineberg. San
Jose. Capital stock, $4,000; amount
subscribed, $1,000
Young Vichy Springs Mineral Water
Company Principal place Of business,
San Francisco DirectorS-Edward l..
Young, John S. Bowman, Sophie 3.
Bowman, William Cans and r. HI.
Lloyd. all of San Francisco. Capital
stock, $1,000, all subscribed.
Hanford Seeded Raisin Company.
Principal place of business, Hanford,
Kings County Directors-E. B. Jor-
dan, ST., and E. B. Jordan, Jr., Brook,
lyn, n. Y; s. E. Biddle, D. r. Cam
eron and B. L. Barney, Hanford. Cap
ital stock, $25,O00; stock subscribed,
$50.
The record-union., 1898-07-16
PURE WATER.
It Has Reduced Port1and's Death
Rate to the Minimum.

The experience Of Portland, Or, may
furnish a guide to Sacramento on the
water question, as the following, from
the "Oregonian'' of the 11th inst, will
show:
James H. Desmond, City Clerk of
Sacramento, CAL, has written to the
Health Commissioner Of Portland for
information in regard to the change
that has been wrought in the health of
this city by the substitution of Bull
Run water for Willamette water. He
desires a comparative statement of the
death rate and as to the number of
cases of typhoid fever reported annu-
ally before and since the Bull Run
water was brought in.
He has doubtless noticed in pub
lished reports that Portland has the
lowest death rate of any city of its
size in the Union, and will be aston
ished at the diminution of cases of ty-
phoid fever reported here since the city
was supplied with pure water.
THE water supply Of Sacramento has
always been VIGOROUSLY bad, and the
people of that city are now figuring on
securing a better one from distance.
Porland's experience in the matter
will give them every encouragement in
this enterprise"
The record-union., 1898-07-16
NO VIOLATION.
The Barbed Wire Case Flattens
Out in Court.

On recommendation of City Attorney
De Ligne the case against Adolph Wolf,
charged with obstructing the sidewalk.
was yesterday dismissed by City Just
ice Davis.
1t will be remembered that some time
ago Mrs. j. f. Brown, while passing
along Eleventh street, between / and j.,
had a valuable silk gown torn by some
bundles Of barbed wire on the sidewalk.
No owner for the wire could be found,
and a week elapsed before it was learn
ed that it had been dnelivered there by
Mr. Wolf, shipping clerk for Schaw, In
gram, Batcher & Co.
The City Attorney explained that
the wire had been sold to a country
customer, who ordered it delivered at
Lockhart's stable. Mr.. Wolf mistook
the name, and delivered it at Lafferty' S
stable instead. AS there had been no
intention to violate the ordinance in
question, he suggested the dismissal of
the case, and it was SO ordered