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posner's
Sas GrcigniR Ses SSabrhnnScrts.

q1ir blb,u pcrioulib bic b,it,u SdJubf1brit,u bss
iudt. IDir babsn $1,000 9ddrt Der btit,n 5aSris
fate in NuittrH juilmm:u q,iamm:!t. Is gitbt in
Oi;itm QapaltiQtn Eager ftiuc Sortt 2tO;r o, ii;r
Sd)us: orUtnost iDiro, pebs uidt rsprGitutrt III.
&jbt cine ojr0B: ootr Q9;it, ,bt. Gs ai,bt fciucn
SUB tiutr CAME, Dem mir nitt etubt cnpaF;n
fonntn. Su Dem eanjtH eager b,fuon iid5 f,iu, O;=
ruet Sortt S,O,s Qaar III Der ior0idltotcn I'm
ttriubur9 ausa:i'Bt worOsn. 93r bubtu Mot elm
ISiar acctptyt, p,lbts ulbt Gin polt0mm:Ht5 Wu=
rtr pc5itticr S6ubDlareH reprdientirt. Inter Den
ausstibuittsntH S6ub,u uno Crioros3its if f,iH
9slar Stubt. ptltss psuiQtr, OILS $3.50 nt.tb it,,
unD Oisislbtu lauiiH bis $50, 800, So D. $50,
1913, 800 uuO isOts 9aar III ,in 9,ptig better
9lr6,it 9Sir ptrosH i,On 5ae Oiti, Sdjubs an
5sOtu, Der Oa fommt. elm aaar ootr. buuo,rt Slar,
duprobirt oOu uidt, sauj mad 9,li,b:n, Usrtlus
fen Refine ausnabm,n irg,HO elmer ART film: Be
oinquuatn II. l. D 0tan tumm, unD b3dblt Dem
,iutu 9yrtis fir 10 bi;s 9anrt iDis man piiHidt
un0 o;titr cine 9ssis DirD 9Tinq,r tiu, ais O,
9lybtit. wcltt 0isi. S6ubs b;rtat,, toitt, nau!ib
81
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sa0ns ISacOns in q8ciB Roia uuO gtau In
eapHs, SpjBcu= ODER Stid:r,is9iaB Gmpr,= ODER
bObtr @alsfraQtn 3u $19S, $179 uno 81 30
mO tiu ausqendbltcs Eager in 7SlucuzScrrtiittn,
ale bii6id suiommcu Qctcut, ju 81 90
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POsner'S
Suricts6 ppers mno 1IntcrbcinfleiSer

Gis eupTioritdt in 9lrb.t uuO Qaf,u uutr,r
GorctsGgptrs jf ttt ctabirt nOrOeu. gctrabten
Sic Oitit muit:r=Gacous:
Gcorg nit titftm %" aus ausstj,i6n,tcr meter
stid,rsi, r9"sRidcn, nit fcu:r Gantt; oOtr ftjntr
Gambrics6Opr, augaci6nitt,u,r gorOtrs uno Ri.
dtntbsl bat ausg,pdblt. oiftn, Stidtrsi, 25c.
Goptrs aus itinerm Glmbrit, bulb ausg,4njttts
ne rg4e9prOsritt, Il. Oitrtdiat 8udtui,its idmmts
lid nlt ptittr, isiut Stittrsi b,ieBt; oo,r lusqt=
bui:tsut. Djsr,diQs 9orotr= uuo Riid.risit,,
idmutib istnsr Ofitncr Stidtrsi=9ti1B: oOr go
Gronts, pisr &eiben 5rUb 9oint=Stidtr.i, pertb
3lc 29c
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berdusforoern DirO.
1lei6rD6c.


ib'2iuncnzRltiOr6de- er5Bttu 3 a r.
SatHs Der cation - feline baus9,ipOns
meme 9iuutu jarts unO belle, bic tHblfc Gabritats,
Die b,ru,fsnt DcrO,n. 9icfe a5d. FnO nit Orci
GIuf'rs BON 'orti, bier unO tiHf frauiOFib,n 2Hds
GAM INN Osn Rod b,rum angsfsgtiot; uugsi'rtigt
sum sl98zgcrfauf 0Sc
8ciBs 9ud=ROdc, pOa ousgsi8nittsn, fran56Fs
| i6t sdums unO Aubenicitmastraps, t,fs @dbt:;
anacfcrtiqt sum @srtauf fir .l.OO Toe.
6oo;rt Glotb=RlciOrods Uon, g8,ts, franloii8.
sdum:, 2lubcnicitcn=straps; ti,c Td6tt, Der bsits
fir osc. proou3irts Bcrtb.
g,fc GOpsrt=Hirturss in tisf,n Glouuec.SOd,n.
nit Orsi @'iben @dnOsr=Obrt6eii, ,in i,6r Qraiios
i,r aOd $1os
Gcinc ibparj, gyiuiantin,.slcior0ds, b;u:s nIos
rsen=5uttr; ql,i@faus fsns oan,pOren, sOmm,r.
sergs, nit Q,rcaIine g:iHttsrt. SOS.
unisre nsuen eufrszerniautu; sl.iO=
rode, NIT Gsrculins geftttcrt fno Oi, br,n, bic
i,mals unt,r 500 a9,igt lDurO,u. s39s
R,ib, f8parl, Rle'Or6dt, bdcst nit S3tib,n pom
ednOun oOsr @ii8,lu pom @Ortsn; auOcrU,itig
foitct Oicie Cuulttdt $50 S59s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13

NAuASStIN9t uH pNb \ONNHJ ""' ~
pera's Gntpei4en gu perbUten.-
Stiirmii6e5 @etter an Der 8iiIte
Gu6u'5. - Die Situation bei
Guantanamo uro Gaimanera.
Nm 8oro be5 9epei4enz
6optes ,@unbu, Dor Can
ttago be Gu6o, II. SUM-, 4 llbr
Ia4mittags, Dia &ingiton, Samoicu,
u. Syuni. - 0as @eI9paoer bes QlOz
mirals SampIon unD Des Commodore
S6leD liegen no6 Dor Santiago uno
befleiBioen Ih 6ei Sag unb Nd6t Der
gr0Bten 2(ufmerfiumteit, um einen
m0qli4en 6lu6tberiu4 De5 ipanii@en
@eI9naoers unter bem Nomiral Ser
Dera 3u Deraiteln. 9ur6 &unDI6after,
pel6e am Qanb paren uno Den 6afen
erIpGbten, lit auBer aQem 3neifel felt
geiteut poroen, OaB IiA @erDerU's bier
&reu3er unD 3nei 5orpeOoboOte bort
befinber, op9 gluubt man i9perti9,
buB iich bic ipaniI6en S6iffe auf einen
8ampf einlaHen perben. gtO9 pentz
qer glaubt man, Dab Spanien Das
6eriiberIanOen Ieiner Reierbeflotte un=
ter benz 2lpmirul Gamdra na6 peittnS
oii6en @epGi5ern ri8tiren pirD.
6eftiqe Stiirme piitben in Dem
3unal 3piI6en Cuba uno 9yumaica.
Die 9epeI8enboote Der 9reiie BADEN
bieie Stiirme pGbrenb Der leBten 3ebn
Sage gu betdmpfen gebu6t unD ibre
SFabrten nit groBen S3pirigfeiten gez
mu6t, u1ein troBbem fpirO Elm tGgItz
der 9ienIt 3pii9en Guba uno Sumuiz
ca unterhalten. Die 9iBe an Der &uite
lit m0rberii6.
u III 8prb bes 0epe d E n
6ootes y0uuntIeB." Dor s. IL
antunumo, II. SUM-, pia Sing
Iton, II. SSuni. - 9ur9 Die GontrOle
uber ben GuBeren 9afen bon @uuntaz
namo, no Sberitlieutenunt 6untingz
toms 8utiuon SeeIoloaten am leBz
ten SSreitug lonbeten, fat Qomirul
Sampion ben cubunif9en Serminus
bes fran30iii9en &abels 3piI6en Gu
bu uno 6uptt in ieinem 8eiiB. Die
Ginri6tungen Der Solicitation an Der
6uFeneinfa6rt puroen bur6 eine 9ruz
nate 3eri6mettert, uQein Der 9ampFer
y2bria" bringt 3elegrupbiiten. IoDte
neue synItrumente. unD Der Oirette Ser
te6r nit WaI6ington pirb btnnen&urz
3em 6erqeItelt iein. Die Gntfernung
bon Guantanamo nd9 Santiago iiber
QanD 6etrGgt etpa so N}eilen, unO bic
8eqe iinD Dur9 bic Gubaner unter
9ebro Qere3 urpaiiirbdr gema4t NOR
ben. Die Gubdner beanIpru6en,
1000 Mann in Der glG6e gu BADEN,
bod ift oieIer 2tnipru9 pa6ri4einlt4
iibertrieben. sic i6dBen Die 3abl Der
fpuntI6en Soloaten in Goimanera Il.
l1mge6ung auf $500. @uimanera liegt
an Der ginfdbrt Oes inneren 5aFens,
unb bic StuOt Guantanamo Is Uleiz
len peiter i'm 9nnern. 8eiOe SGfen
iinb our8 Elm enges 5abrpafer Derz
bunbsn. Der Gubere 9afen pirO jeBt
bur4 bic 8reu3er ,Marblebeao,
,@iren" unO rDoIemite" be6erri6t,
nd6reno 6untington's 600 SeeIolcaz
len cine 2(n606e an Der Oitfeite Der 6az
feneinfa6rt beieBt baben. SIN inneren
6afen liegen 5pei feline ipanifhe &az
nonerbopte, unb 6ei Gaimaneru befinz
bet Ii9 cine 8utterie.
0rei OampibartaHen urIerer 5lOtte
iu6ten nd6renD Der lsBten Rd6t ben
GuBeren Safen mad perI2nften 3orps>
DOS ab, fanben jeDo6 tsine. Qieutez
nant 2lnoarIon, bonn &reu3er ,Wlr5la>
bead" peltfr T6 i6or bsi Gienfue=
gos dus3si9rtte, ruOerta gsFern 4beno
in einem tleiren goote Bis dpf 80
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itart, bier lsiften uro 3pst i6peren
8atterie'n, fopie aus ettpu 300 W}unn
pom @eniez, Signalz unb 6oipttalz
@orps, Die rsguIdren Sruppen bette
ben iGmmtii9 aus auserleienen 2euten
unD tein ein5iger 8etrut purOe mttgez
nommen.
Ra6Ite6sno folgt cine 2iite Der
S9iffe. aus pel6er bic no6 Suntiaz
90 6eItimmte SransportfIOtte beite6t,
uno Die 3obl Der Solbaten, Die lie am
8orD baben:
/. ,Miumi," 1900 Monn;
2. ySantiago," $50 M}unn;
3, n8ufIie," " 100 Munn;
4. nG6erofee," 1000 Wann;
3. Seneca" 900 Mann;
6. rQllomo," 900 Mann;
z. rGomaI," $50 3D., 176 9ferbe;
8. ngucatan," $50 W&ann;
9. n8ertI6ire, 474 W},, 1749foe.;
10. g06itnep," 100 Mann;
Il. rOlipette, 400 So, Is 9feroe;
u. nSeguronca, 500 Munn;
12 -
IA .GOn6O," 1900 M}onn;
Is. r6lorioa," 600 0}ann;
Is. n@it0 Of @aI6ington, 900 M.;
II. n4uag6anp, 45O M., 100 9f.;
Is. San MarcO5, 100 Monn u.
26 BferOe;
19. %. $. m}iuer, $50 Mann II.
300 Mauleiel;
20. oSaratoga," 900 0}ann;
q. .2eona, 1850 Munn;
%. ,Rio 8ranoe," 100 Munn;
%. @igiluncio, 1900 Monn;
"a. nOrBuba," 1000 Muun;
%. ,SSroquois," $50 N}ann;
26. gW&atteapan," 800 Mann un0
400 9ferbe;
27. vMorgun," --;
%. .Stiupoter," --;
20. o8reatpater," --;
80. y@umberIano, "--;
81. ,aniderboder," 900 Mann;
80. ,Glinton, --;
~5tote Of seros," 9oTpitolf6iff.
oyeoer Der 3ranspOrtoampfsr BAT Ieiz
ne Drummer in QroBer 3iffern an Der
@eite unD am 8au976lot itebsn. Die
S6iffe fabren nur na6 Nummern un0
fire g}amen iino obgefhafft. Dies gez
i6a6, nm ben 8erte6r Dur6 Signale
pG6reno Der lIeberfabrt gu erleidtern.
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3niummrniebnus Ger GTpeOitiun.
Sat- aus74lieBlia reguldre 3ruppen.
- Rur 8tpei z8egimenter
barunter. - Die Srunsportflotte.

Campo, 6lu., II. SUM-. - Die
Expedition, pel4e geitern 2lbeno bon
bier mad &epgNeit abging, lit i'm
9un3en etpa 1900 Mann Ifarf uno
6eitebt aus nabe3u 20 SnfanteriezRez
gimentern Der regulGren 9lrmee. 8rpai
8olontdrSRegimentern, benz 2. &dpllz
leriezRegiment oey reguIdren Qlrmes,
je 3pei S6paoronen D,s l., g.. g., o.
uno 10. adOaaeriez z3egiments, ROD
Iepelts berittsnen S9uBsn, 560UlaRn
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0a6 erlte 2anptrefen.
Qretae6nfiinot9er Sattpf 6et
Guantanamo.
9uutinstDn's sreiulSaten in Der
Jeuerprnbr.
Bier 9lmcritancr iunrbcn 9et0btct
nno elmer Oertpnnbct.
Oas erite 2anbtrefTrn.

Stcr 9lmcrifancr tuur6cn aet0btct
nno elmer pertpnnSct.
l1nfere 8orpoiten oermiBt unb pabrz
idTirIi9 gsfangsn. - 2lmsritaniz
i6e @eritGrtungen gelunoet.-Die
na3 Santiago beItimmte Snoa=
Iionsarmee enbli4 unterpeg8. -
9tm Samitag psrlieB lie 2ampa
un0 geitsn fubr iie BON Sen 8eit
aug peiter. - 8ortebrungen gu
ibrem 'S4uBe 9egen einen stpafgen
feinoIi9sn QngrifF. = Die @rpez
oitiOn beitebt fat ausi8IisBIia aus
Sruppen DER regulGren 4rmee.
On 8orO be5 0epef DE NJ
8oote8 n0ountIeB," Diu N2Ote
ct. g2i4ola5, II. Syuni, 8 ll6r 2t6snbs.
- 9unFington's @sefolbaten babsn
ieit 3 llbr am Samitag go6mitta8 13
Stun0sn lang ununterbro6en an Der
@inFabrt oe5 9aFen5 bon 8uantanaz
mo nit ipaniT6en 9ueriIIa5 unb re-
guIdren 3ruppen 9stGmpft. Die omez
rttantIGe 6lptts lonOete i9lieBli9
8erltdrtungen. Man 9laubt, oaB bic
Spanier gnoBe 8erluIte er(itten. 2luf
ameritaniIfer Seite puroen bier
Wfunn gei0otet unb elmer pertpunoet.
'Qnisre GuBerIten 8orpoItsn Iinb per-
mtbt unO tpabrI9einIi4 gefangen. I'm
ter Den get0oteten Qmenitanern 6efirz
bet Ii6 @btrurg SSobn Blair 8i66s aus
3t9mono, 8a., pelGer 8ulebt ing2epz
Yort aIs Qr3t tbdti9 mar.
(SpGter. )-Suntington'S 900 See
SolOuten, tpelGe leBten 6reitag pom
3ransportbampfsr g9antber" BEL
Guantanamo gelanbet puroen uro elm
Eager auf Dem 6iigeI iiber Der oortigen
3elsgrupbsnitation be5ogen, bielten Ii3
nader in Dem 13zItiinoigen 9efe6t,
pel4es crit um 6 ll6r Feute (Sonntag)
fru6 enoete, ais 8erItGrtungen pom
&reu3er yWtdrblebedo" gelanoet nun
cen. Die permiBten 8orpoIten Itdnben
unter benz 8efsbe Der 2ieutenants Iez
bile unb S6dp.
Die gefdGsnen Qlmerifaner iino:
Gbirurg So6n Blair Gibbs aus Ri3z
monD, 9u., Elm Sobn oeS i'm Suffer
MaFatre gsfoGensn MaiOrs Gibbs,
BON Der regulGren 2trmee;
Sergeant G6as. $. @mit6 aus
smpaIpooo (Sfaat ri9t un9egebem;
@oloat 8iaiam 9unp61 aus @louz
ceiter, N3uiI.;
@orOat Syames T}cGoIgdn aus
Stons6am, Maif.
Sorporal SLAB puros 5ufdQtg am
Ropfe pernunbet. Der 8erluit Der
Spanier puroe ni6t ermittelt, lit iez
bod pu6rI8einli8 6eoeuteno. 8iele
8IutIpuren tpurosn 6eute friih Bel ben
StelIungen geFunoen, rpel6e bic Spaz
nier nG6renO Der Na6t beIeBt bislten.
Ollie llmItdnbe beuten an, baB OieSpuz
nier piele Soote uno 8srpunDete BEL
ibrem 8iid3ug miti4Ieppten.
0as Sreffen bagann am Sdmitug
Hd9mittdg our4 Elm 6euer uuf uniere
1000 0uros oon bem Eager uufgeitelte
@orpoiten. GapitGn Spioer's Gompagz
ME, tpel6e 8orpoitenOienit Derri4tete,
muroe anfGngli4 5uriidgetrie6en Bis
ans Eager, nd lie it4 iommelte unb
nit 6ulfe BON 8eritdrtungen aug benz
Eager ben 6einO Inn 8 llbr 8uriidz
i1lug.
Die Qei6en Der G6lbaten McGolz
gan UNI Ounp6p tpurben oann aufgez
funoen. geipe paren bur9 Den &opf
geI6oFen, unb bic groBen Sugell0der,
peruria6t Ourd 8ugeln, pel6e inner
hnIb sinpr S>iItnn3 non 800 WdrDs eins
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QOSner S
W2niielin=HDrfc.

God, ans ousog:i6uctcm Muftliu, siua,t,dt,
%iiids nit e8irms6 louutc, soc.
&6d, NIT ooGsr g1cit,, tie eina,it,dt. Sdid,s nit
l5s6aioer 6lounct. 60c
S6irmsRod, nit ftincr Id6arbutsRHi6,n, 81
5tnt b,n, Eambrit=G0dt SGirmz Ilouuct bat
% auirtbt; iptits Sp;btnsGiuidss uno tjd. Spsm=
rCpcr 2uf".RHi@tu, S149
2uri, llntcrr6d:, nit y 01rOs am6ritzRuittu
6inllQ'H Obtrbal5 uuO t;citn Spissu. soc.
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sumpiun nnO s6lcp bur Santiago.

l1nausgeieBt ouf Der 8o4t, um Ger
psra'5 Gntpei6en gu berbiiten.-
Stiirmi6es 0etter an Der 8iiIte
Gu6u's. - Die Situation bei
Guantanamo un0 GaimdnerQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13

Seine itwlrj, 9yiaiuntinssaleiOr0dt, b;Gts ntos
rstnzGutttr; QI:iDiaus feline gaujnor,n, CONNER
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9ctc GOpcrt=Mirturts in ti,f,n GlOuuctsS0d:n.
NIT Orsi &,iben 4duOcr=Cb,rbsil, ,in i,5r eraii0s
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Goo;rt GIotb=RItiOrDds, ouns @,it,, frarioribs
Sdum:, 2IubtnititeH=Straps; ti,ft Iabts Der btits
fir Csc prppuiirte gD,rtb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-13

9BsiBt Sudz8odc, poa ausgti6nitttn, frru56'is
idt Sdume uuO Aubtncit,uzStrrps, titis 0ibt:;
,..a.f.-.... n,,.., Nl .rt.,1t fir A1 ~ 70
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OOSnPr'S
4rumcnnben= SacuucS.

9OTosri,its eiugdte
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05
WHEN YOU HAVE A BAD COLD

You want the best medicine that
can be obtained. and that is Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.
You want a remedy that will not
only give quick relief but effect a
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You want a remedy that will relieve
the lungs and keep expectoration easy.
You want a remedy that will coun-
teract any tendency toward pneumonia.
You want remedy that is pleasant
and safe to take.
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is the
only medicine in use that meets all
of these requirements. This remedy is
famous for its cures of bad colds
throughout the United States and in
many foreign countries. 1t has many
rivals, but, for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of bad colds, stands without
a peer and its splendid qualities are
everywhere admired and praised For
sale by all druggists and dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co., wholesale agents for
Hawaiian Islands.
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Sir Frank Lock wood Dead.

LONDON, December 19.-Sir Frank
Lockwood Liberal member of Parlia-
ment from York city since 1885, is
dead. Sir Frank Lockwood was a son
of Charles Day Lockwood of Doncas-
ter, and was born in 1916. He was edu-
Gated at the Manchester Grammar
School and Caius College, Cambridge,
where he took his degree as bachelor
of arts in 1868. He was called to the
bar at Lincoln's Inn in 1872 and became
a Q. G. in 1882 and a bencher in 1887
He had been Recorder of Sheffield, and
in 1880 was a Royal Commissioner to
inquire into corrupt practices at Ches-
ter election. In 1894 he was Solicitor
General. His knighthood was effected
in 1894. Sir Frank accompanied Baron
Russell of Killowen, Lord Chief Justice
of England, when the latter came to
the United States in the summer of
1896 to address the American Bar AS
ISOLATION at Saratoga, N. Y.
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mission To return is in itself, Il
confession of weakness. which TO
us is intolerable. TO make him
an exception 10 the general elem
.ency is, unwise, from whatever
point il is looked at. The reasons
which governed the Executive in
granting general pardon Ger
tainly apply in Ashford's case
and that ought TO be quite
enough.
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ASHFORD'S CASE.

C. w. Ashford, under sentence
of Punishment, and now living IN
San Francisco, asks that his Of
tense be pardOned, and that he be
permitted to return. We are not
in the councils of the Cabinet, and
do not know what action it will
take.
Why should he not be pardon
ed? All of those convicted and
sentenced for aiding and abetting
the instruction of '95, including
those said by joaquin Miller to be
sentenced to death for Il few
days." are pardOned, and have the
freedom of wild horses. The eX
Queen is allowed, very wisely, to
plead her own cause in America,
but Ashford is still a convict.
Is it because he is Il danger
Gus" man? Is it feared that if he
returns he will worry us? Does
the Government look at him, as
the captain said of his pet mon
KEY: Full of brains, but desti-
tute of personal piety?" Can one
dangerous" man upset the work
of American civilization here?
We have some respect for Ash
ford, though he was convicted of
a political Offense. At Il meeting
of the committee in 1887, that pro-
posed to devise a plan for the re-
construction of Kalakaua's Gov
eminent, we are told that Ash
ford said: "Now is the time to es-
tablish a Republic. | am with
you for that purpose" But many
of the men, who afterwards loyal
ly supported the Republic, were
then in the baby carriages of po-
litical youth, and Rugged the rag
ged and worn doll of the Mon
archy to their infant breasts, and
declined. The opportunity pass
ed.
1t is utterly useless to keep
dangerous" men out of the coun-
try. The Z. S. Commissioner of
Immigration tried, several weeks
ago, to keep some Anarchists out
of the port of New York. Shortly
afterwards they walked in over
the Canada border.
It looks somewhat childish to
keep him out. Ma" said the
small boy, II want to ask all the
boys to come to my party, but not
Jimmy. If Jimmy comes he will
lick me-" Refusing Ashford per
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05
AN EXCELLENT INTERVIEW.

The San Diego Sun publishes
an interesting interview with Sen
atOr Waterhouse, on his visit to
that city. The Senator made
plain the special advantages
which San Diego would have. in
the event of the future prosperity
of the Islands. While these ad-
yantages are apparent enough,
they have not been sufficiently
considered by the people of South
ern California. The largest local
interests in San Diego, that of the
electric railway companies, of the
Coronado hold property, of the
large irrigation dam investment,
are in the hands of J. ID. Spreck-
els & Bros. They have not, so far,
encouraged any trade between
San Diego and Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05
HE PACIFIC
ANNEXATION NOTES

The most important item of
news from Washington is that re-
garding a protectorate for Ha-
waii. We have always believed
that a prOtectOrate would be the
refuge of some American states
men who were not inclined to
favor absolute annexation. The
discussion Of such Il measure is
naturally in order. If the Ameri-
can statesmen should refuse to
take the final step Of annexation,
and make a prOtectorate the ulti-
matum, we would probably ac-
cept it. But a short experience
would convince them that the
final step must be taken. 1t is
highly probable that a full dis
cussion Of the plan will bring it
into disfavor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05
Coolest on Record.

SANTA BARBARA, December 29-
The thermometer early this morning
registered % degrees above zero. Ice
formed in various parts of the city and
vicinity to the thickness of half an
inch. Old timers state that it is the
coolest weather ever known here. So
far the reports are that little damage
has been done to the lemon and or
ange orchards. Another cold snap is
expected tonight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05
DECLINES TO INTERFERE.
England VIII Make No sealing Agree
menr.

LONDON, December 27.-Lord Sails
bury, the Premier, has written TO the
United States ambassador HAY in re-
Spouse to Americas latest proposal in the
Behring sea controversy, tnat Great Brit
ain would enter into an agreement with
the United States, Russia and Japan TO
stop sealing.
Great Britain declines to enter into such
an agreement. Lord Salisbury says IN
substance that he had communicated with
the Canadian Government, which has the
foremost interest in the sealing question
and that Canada is unwilling to become a
party TO such arrangement as is proposed
by the United States. Therefore, Eng
land, continues Lord Salisbury, whose in
terest is but slight. would not be justified
in acceding to the proposals.
Lord Salisbury's answer empha sizes the
policy of England not to interfere in
Canada'S foreign relations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05
COFFEE PLANTATION IN K0NA, HA-
NA||, FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale a
fine Coffee Estate, comprising over 200
acres of fine coffee land, under lease
for about 80 years at a low rental.
A portion is now planted with thirty
ing coffee trees.
Fine roads to the steiner landing
about 20 minutes time from the prop
erty.
If the owner can realize fair profit
on his outlay and labor, he will dis
pose of the place.
Full particulars and easy terms of
payment given to any intending pur-
chaser, who means business.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
4o06-1w Queen Street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05

The friends of Mr.. IL. NJ. Whit
ney, the former editor of this pa
per, deeply sympathise with him
in the sudden and cruel death of
his son Frederick, while discharg-
ing his duty as superintendent of
a mine in Idaho.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05
Surrsme Court at Work

Justice FTear handed to the type
writer yesterday the first decision of
the present term of the Supreme Court
The decision will probably be promul-
gated this morning
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05

Mr.. Richardson boldly informs
the public in Washington that if
annexation takes place "the ma
tives will fight" He probably
means that he will fight. He has
read of Lincoln's suggestion that
some of his generals take Grants
fighting material. There is album
dance of it in Washington. But it
should be taken here, not in Wash
ingtOn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05

If the petition of the natives
against annexation, now in the
hands of the Senate, is not what
it purports TO be, Mr.. ThurstOn is
quite able to expose the fraud, or
suggest a simple way of detect
ing it. An expert in handwriting
will quickly analyse handwrit-
ings. Should it be shown that a
considerable part of the sigma
lures are not genuine, the value
of the petition will be destroyed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05
TOPICS

goth December, 1897.
A New Lot of (}int al, des 81
Harness and Saddlery came
to us last steamer, and we
are in a position to dispose
of it at prices unheard of in
Honolulu.
Just a few articles Of our
large stock can be mentioned
here:
1-EXPRESS HARNESS-Good,
strong, we'll made and dura-
BILE.
2-MULE HARNESS-As strong
as can be procured. For plow-
ing and all rough work, it
can't be beat.
3 SINGLE CART and BUGGY
HARNESS = Beautifully
made of first-class material.
We have them from SIG to
S35 the set.
4-RUSSET HARNESS-Always
looks neat and good.
slap ROBES - We have a
large stock in Linen and Mo
mic cloth, from 81 to $3.50.
6-GENUINE IVORY-Martin-
gale rings.
7-WHITMAN BITS are for hard
mouthed animals, but they
can be used without fear of
injury on the tenderest Of
mouths.
S-RACINE BITS are the latest
things out. No fear of bolt
ing horses where these are
used. They're bit too much
for 'em.
9-FEED BOXES prevent slob-
bering and waste, and pay for
themselves in no time, be-
sides being real boon to
your horses.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-01-05

We have a full assortment
of Horse Goods, including
Whips, Sponges. Rugs, ETC.,
ETC., and a visit to our store
will repay you.