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Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07
NOW GREATER NEW YORK.
Existence of Three cities BIotted Out
With the Old Year.

A New York special says: When
the clock struck IL Friday night
three cities ceased TO DO, and there was
sprung into existence tho greatest
municipality in the new world and the
greatest, in many respects, in the old,
Tor, except in point Of population,
New York outrsnks London. II con-
tains more different kinds Of people.
more religions, more varied business
interests and more sorts Of newspa-
pers than the English capital. Itgets
up earlier in the morning and stays
awake later at night.
In one way or another arrangements
were completed for a thousand and
one different kinds Of celebrations and
events TO mark the passing away OF
the old and the birth of the new year,
which meant so much TO the homo
geneous community. New York
whooped things up with parades,
carnivals, mask balls, bicycle races,
prize fights, speech-msking and other
affairs calculated TO meet the tastes Of
all.
Brooklyn held wake and watered
the corpse Of that one time cheerful
city with the tears Of all its citizens.
This was entirely proper. because it
looked as though the only figure
Brooklyn is ever likely to cut in the
new commonwealth will be q cipher.
Long Island City did the best it could
TO keep itself in public view, and the
Hon. Patrick Jerome Gleason defied
anybody to GUST him from the mayor
atty. Patrick says that he only got
four cards in the recent deal, and
wants the legislature to stop the game.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07

a company OF workingmen IN Eng
land lately listened to speaker who
called himself fellow workman. In
his time, he said, he had experienced
many privations. He had known what
IL was to be cold because he could not
afford a fire. He had worn patched
cloths and shoes. He had lived upon
poor fare. When he was young he
learned to pillow Us straight furrow as
any man in the parish, and no one
could thrash better than he The
speaker was man who in the table
of presidency comes next after the
princes Of royal blood the Archbishop
Of Canterbury.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07
A NEW PENSION ORDER
which Prevents Persistent Claimants
From BesIeging Bureau.

A new order, the enforcement Of
which. it is believed, will expedite the
disposition Of pension claims now
pending, has been issued by Commits
sioner Evans Of the pension Office at
Washington. IL is as follows: Here
after, claims for increase Of pension
will not be considered within twelve
months from the last action Of allow
ance or rejection"
"The necessity of the new ORDER"
said an official Of the pension bureau,
grows largely out of the calls made
on the Office for statement of the
status of pending cases by members Of
congress. These calls have to be an.
swered to the exclusion Of the other
claims pending which should be taken
up in their order"
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07
CALL FROM SALVADOR.
Our Consul There Asks For n warship.
Revolution Threatened.

Our Consul There Asks For warship.
Revolution Threatened.
A special from Washington says
Salvador is threatened with another
revolution. To protect American in
terests, the navy department, upon
the request of the state department,
has telegraphed TO the gunboat Mari
eta, which is at Mare island, direct
ing her to proceed as soon as possible
TO La Libertad, and remain until fur.
ther orders.
The importance OF this action will
be appreciated when il is understood
that the Marietta was being fitted for
service in Chinese waters.
The information upon which the
state department acts came from John
Jenkins, consul at San Salvador, who
cablcd: "The. condition of affairs in
Salvador is alarming; send warship."
The navy department does not ex.
pect the Marietta to leave Mare island
until early next week. The gunboat
returned only recently from Sitka,
Alaska, and her passage was marked
by two cyclones, through which she
steamed admirably, but suffered slight
damage.
She will also have TO he coaled.
The distance to In Libertad is about
$500 miles, and il will be covered by
the gunboat in two weeks.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07
GAGE DENIES RUM0R.
Published Statement That He Had Re-
signed Was An Error.

Published Statement That He Had Re
signed Was An Error.
A Washington special says Secre-
tary Gage was seen Tuesday on his re-
turn from New York and questioned
as to the truth Of the report that he
had rendered his resignation to the
president, and that il had been finally
declined with many expressions OF
confidence and appreciation OF his
ability as shown in his administration
Of the treasury department.
Mr.. Gage was not inclined to discuss
the matter at length, but said that he
had not rendered his resignation nor
had he any reason to believe he and
the president were not in substantial
accord on the great questions now be-
fore the country.
The report, he said, had probably
sprung from remark he had made to
intimate friends to the effect that not
for anything would he embarrass the
president, and il, he says, he is doing
this he will resign at once. He added:
"a cabinet officer ought always to
be ready to surrender his Office at the
call Of his chief, the executive, but 1
have not the slightest reason to believe
that such action on my part is even
remotely desired by the president.
The desires of other people in that
direction I am not disposed to con-
slider"
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07

Among the strange contributions
made by modern Syria to ecclesiasti-
cal peace in other lands the following
deserves monitor, thinks the Inde-
pendent: Ina certain church in Scot.
land the controversy over the use Of
fermen.ed or unfermented wine at the
communion service, reached a point
where it was necessary to provide two
tables and two sets OF elements in order
shat the church might partake at the
Same time. The sight and practice
was q grief to all, and scandal to
people outside. A committee was up
pointed to solve the difficult PROBLEM.
Some one suggested that the church
send to Syria and procure "the com
mon wine Of the country" This met
with unanimous approval And now
for several years the undivided church
celebrates each communion season, us
ing q vino made about three miles
away from Zahleh, in Mt. Lebanon.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07
sTENOGRAPHERS QUIT WORK.

Luetgcrt Failed TO Pay Them and They
Forthwith Go ON n Strike.
Stenographers employed by the de.
Tense in the Luetgert case have struck.
They did not appear in court when
the case was called at Chicago Tuesday
and the defense may have to depend
upon the notes taken by the states
attorneys stenographers IL it is found
necessary to take the case to the su-
preme court.
Attorney Harmon, IL is said, will
ask the court to require the state to
furnish the defense with copy Of the
testimony each day, on the ground
that Leutgart has no money to pay
for stenographers, and that the life Of
the prisoner will be imperiled unless
provision is made to protect his rights
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07

Greater New, York has a population
almost MS great as that OF the whole
United States OF the time George
Washington was first elected Presi-
dent 1t has q population equal to
that Of the combined population Of
che following twelve States: California,
Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Montana,
Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, South
Dakota, Utah, Washington and Wyo-
ming, with the District of Columbia
thrown in. Its population is nearly.a as
greatas that Of swarming Holland, one
third greater than that OF oil Norway,
twice as great as that of Cuba, equal
to that of Chile, and greater than that
Of Switzerland, Greece, Denmark or
Venezuela. 1t equals the combined
population OF half q dozen Of the
minor countries Of Central and South
America.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07
A Queer Denizen OF berlin.

Among the queer denizens OF Der.
lin was for many years q retired mu-
nicipal official named Max Duestrow.
This man has just died at ripe old
age, leaving q goodly fortune behind
him. He had been in the finance de.
partment and had become so thorough.
ly imbued with his work that even af-
ter his retirement he used to do oil his
money transactions in the old-accus-
toned way. Before he could he pre-
vailed upon to pay anything he would
draw up q formal written request on
himself to pay the sum in question,
urging the necessity Of the case and
the nature OF the expenditure. Then
he would properly indorse this petit
tion, tie IL with ribbon and deposit
It in one Of the pigeon-holes Of his
desk, labelling II department OF
acknowledgements" whereupon he
would draw up another report, like.
wise addressed TO himself, in which:he,
with the usual preamble, would al.
low the expenditure, and this docu-
ment ne would put in another com.
partment labeled department OF
finances expenditure" In this way
he spent the better part Of his leisure,
until death came and wiped out all
scores.-Chicago Record.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07
HUMoR OF THE DAY.

Whoever sits down to wait for trade
TO come his way will need thick
cushion on his eat.-Proftable Adj
vertising.
Chumpleigh-'Does your father
object to my coming hereP" Miss
Flippe-"No, only to your staying"
Standard.
"My wife has mania for bargains"
"YesP" "But when she asks me for
O dollar she won't take ninety cents"
Chicago Record.
Friend--"This seems to be q COM
Portable fat" Harlemite--"It does.
It makes that impression on every
body who don't live in it,"-Puck.
"People ore not alike, and what
suits one may not suit another" II
guess that's right. WHAT'S one mans
bicycle is another mans juggernaut."
Puck.
"Does Miss Darlington play and
sing much when you coll on her?"
"No; am beginning to believe that
she really loves me-" - Cleveland
Leader.
Mistress-"Bridget, are there any
letters for me this morning." Bridget
-"Only two postal cards, but there's
nothing Of Importance in them. ~
Fliegende Blaetter.
Tom-"Why do you always call
your mother the mater?'" Dick
''Any woman who could succeed in
marrying of my four sisters deserves
the title. "-Tit-Bits
Little Bob-"Aw! I could walk the
rope just as well as the circus man, il
it wasn't for one thing!" Little
Willy-"What is thatp" Little Bob
I'D fall of. "-Harper's Bazaar.
"Miss Feasibility is very dainty in
her manners, isn't she?" II should
say so. Why, she can even eat corn
off the ear without looking as il she
had both hoofs in the trough. -
Puck.
neutrality-suspicious., can you loan
me $50? I'll return it tomorrow
sure" Jiggins-"Can't possibly do
it, Woggins; I've got TO use the money
O week from next Tuesday. "-Roxbury
Gazette.
Good Friend-"I have reason to
suspect that your husband is flirting
with other women. You ought to fol-
low him wherever he goes" Great
Scottl My husband is q postman. -
Fliegende Blaetter.
"Our public school system is
doomed; that's what it is" "Some.
thin new goin' wrong, Weary" eyes.
They're talkin' Of putin shower
baths into tn school houses" -
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Harriet-"And so Fred Dullwich
has asked you to marry him, has he?"
Margaret tsighing and blushing)--
"Yes--night before lastV' Harriet
"What q stickler he is for formali-
ties. cleveland Leader.
"Of course" said one old farmer to
the other, "your boy is learnin' Latin
and Greek at college, but is he gettin'
anything practical?" ooh, yes. In
the last letter he writ he tells me he
is takin' lessons in fencin'." DE
troit Free Pres.
"Now," said the attorney for the
defence, "here is skull Can you
tell us to what species it belongs?"
'It's the skull Of lawyer" replied
the expert witness. chow can you
tell?" ''By the cheek bones. Phil
adelphia North American.
When we reached the station, said
the young bride recently returned
from the wedding tour, "the men
picked my husband up and carried him
to the house on their shoulders.
Yes" said n neighbor, "but it wasn't
the first time they'd carried him home"
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07
TwESTyJAPANEsE wARSHIPs
Are Reass to Open Fig on Cars Forces
nc = Moments Notice.

A special dispatch received at Lon
don from Shanghai, dated Tuesday
says:
at ia reported that Japanese fleet
Of over twenty warships is waiting near
Goto island, outside Nagasaki, fully
equipped for war and only awaiting in
structions. This includes the las.
kima and the Fuji, two OF the finest
vessels in the japanese navy, and the
Chen Yuen, that was captured from
China.
"The japanese feet, it is under
stood, is acting in close touch with the
Bristish squadron under Vice Admiral
Sir Alexander Butler, commander'in-
chief on the China station.
Japan will certainly oppose per-
manent Russian occupation OF Port
Arthur. The sudden dissolution OF
the japanese diet was owing to the
war report.
ut is expected that the Japanese
fleet will attempt to prevent the land
ing Of achievements from Odessa for
the protection Of the Russian trans
Asiatic railway in Manchuria.
Another dispatch from Shanghai
says the British feet has anchored ut
Port Hamilton. The dispatch further
says that a report is current at Chez
Foo TO the effect that the Japanese
feet has arrived at Port Hamilton, o
small island south Of Corea,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07
EITHER WAY.

sav the new moon yesternlght;
DER my right shoulder fell Its light
But she, my love, she felt bereft
BECAUSE the moonbeams crossed her left.
I tried to put her gloom to fight-.
"some say the left and some the right
But still she shook her pretty head
~ wish II was tho fight" she said.
Then fortune prompted me to say.
"Let's we'd and catch 10 either way"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07

BRUNSWICK BANK QUITS.

Directors VIII Allow Liquidation to Pro-
coed In the Courts.
The Merchants and Traders bank Of
Brunswick. Ga, failed to open its
doors Wednesday morning.
The capital stock Of the bank ID
800, 900 and the amount due deposit
tors is $4,000. Some months ago
there was plan to put the bank in
the hands of q receiver and ever since
depositors have been Withdrawing to
such an extent that the directors final
~ determined to close and let liquida-
tons proceed in the courts, I.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07
MABRY STILL MISSING.

Express Company Onsrs Reward For Alb
sconding Employs.
Aspecial from Brunswick, Ga, says:
Express Agent Msbry's shortage foots
up over $4,000. When his safe was
opened Thursday not one cent was
found. Mabry made clean sweep Of
Sl4,500 in three separate packages,
and possibly secured other amounts.
The Southern Express Company has
refunded TO the Savannah Banking
and Trust Company $4,000 taken by
Mabry.
Brunswick is flooded with express
officials and Pinkerton detectives. All
are after Mabry, and liberal reward
has been offered for his apprehension.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07

Uncle Sam, as o tenant, pays mill.
ions each year In rentals. There
hardly is town in the United States
that does not receive something from
the Government for the rent Of build
ings. The Postofiice Department, OF
cnurse, is the heaviest rent payer, and
after that comes the Federal judiciary.
Where the United States owns q post.
Office building. aud that is only in a
fsw large cities, the courts also 90
cupy part Of the structure; but in the
majority Of cases quarters have to be
rented for the accommodation Of post
Offices and courtA The customs SER
vice and the War Department also
rent quarters, while In the West the
xGnd Bureau Of the Interior Depart
snant Is Q tsnsuA At tho national
capital, whore Il might be supposed
g. Government would have adequate
,Qnsrters for I've bureaus. something
IKE S20O,o0o year is paid for rent.
Tie point 10 often raised In Congress
lbat the Government should build in
4 Washington structures for the accom-
,rucdation Of ~ servants, but with
- . pressure for public buildings
r - local towns Of members Of Con-
oco - has been impossible 10 get
cations.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07

A novel mountain railway has been
built in Germany. the track Of which
consists Of single T-shaped rail, on
which car runs which is drawn up
the incline by captive balloon. The
tests of this railway on small scale
have been suocessful, and now larger
railroad is being built to run up the
Hochstauffen. near Bad Beichenhall,
Bavaria.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-01-07

BULLETS FOR "BARKERS. ~

smith Shot Two Clerks For Trying to
Pull Him.
At ST. Louis, Thursday, while Will
liam Smith was passing q second hand
store on Morgan street, Morris Miller
and Victor Goldstein, attaches OF the
store, seized him by the arms and tried
TO induce him to enter the store and
make purchase. e.
Smith drew q revolver and pulled
the trigger FIVE times. Miller was
taken to the hospital in dying condi-
ton; Goldstein's arm was punctursd
by bullet and Smith was taken to
Jail.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
COMPANIES u AsD y,
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NE Y, N, 4, A. n Camp NUNlDloy
Il nov IN full bIasl, n IN hlled 40
Vim tables chats whiting material,
paDers, b00hs hnd leo water seventy
pounds NJ ipe we're ilsad yesterday,
when IA considered eOOd iOr n starter.
inyaie q, n I'alOf, ~ No New YORK.
regiment n W charge The writing
phpef ~ he Institution carries this
heading waiter q, WtedGb, Drpsls
dent q, n ial0f, seefhlhfy IN charge
w. N coleman general secretary
correspondence inblo, Afmy Depans
itDt NJ YOUNG Mems christian Assoc
citation Honolulu, " H. H. n, A."
Inc Devotional Committee NJ The v
w. ~ 4 htld n meeting last nlrlil hhd
outlined n program NJ meetings lJf Inc
rH0lDe genfl Details we're lefl ~ n
fiiiifh meeting
'l'he Physical Committee ~ ihe A.
hJflnil0b hha decided " bGld n neld
1ay IN ilie near future bul 40 date has
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
Aloha Alma (iOUvvU,lo,,,

The convention ~ the Aloha Alma
society viii be held on Monday, ia
purpose VIII be 10 consider y memorial
~ h. sent ~ the Commission, Dele
gates from oil the Islands NJ the nfonp
viii ~ present, the liunb ~ The tDns
s,nllJD viii w. available ~ the la
wallHh National League, II IA the Do
size NJ both factions thai HE memorial
shall meet The Views NJ All the Hawaii
lnhHO Indications SIN seem ~ be-
h0wevef that those diverse Wins pan'
Dui 10 bfOlnlh together,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
Chlns.e Nlah,a,

IAN rnANclAc0 Aus, ~ some
llih aso Collector Jackson refused 10
iand four chIne= children l,ee Ian
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aorh COW haod 7 ana tunn fpoy,
afpd no. The parents VI the hral iva
stfe bora IN ibis country, ANA The be-
pafimtnl has oyeiund Collector jaeks
sdnl 30 the nfound that, o. The pnfs
uhiA we're bnfn here, they are pnlltled
~ nd, even Though they we're horn
IN CHINA The other two, however,
sHfe the children VI chinese mere
chants, barn w china, but ll,lha IN
his country ana they Must 40 back 10
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-09-09
WHAT |SlxPECTED
N, q. II. Men Now Prepar.
cd 10 Make an Exodus.
Anticipated Oooup alton ~ sNsous
i've B0ll0lnp -D,lll SHE'D -buna.
allow n ana y Companies
nfom wed0oadays pallyy

rDlDDn Fisher was i0ll w pro.
minphi uGyrfnmpDl ufnihl yesterday
aiiNfn0h iiial n Waa espowtd tho
bhFomeht NJ lbe lig8rullyo building,
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would yery rn Boz libfu 0yeF fof uso
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