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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15

TIE 6ezth of Arthur orton in Lon
doa- Gloss oueof Lhs uosc remarkable
svsnsz II legal history He claimed %
y the real Lord TlehbozLe. who had
disappeared. AMI q tss Trial Of MS
claim 70 ths TIeaboEns estate, II ls71,
Il gzTs z Toluuilous mass OF test
ao1T ID support his claim Years after
his d@f=zt, and MS conviction for PER
jarT, IL confessed lis fraudulent pre-
tsnss The curizus feztureof the case
mas, thai although without Z particle
q truth On MS side. ne managed 70
nzzzfzet1re svidsnee. which kept the
z1sntioa Of tas Court and jury for
nsnE ssskz- An eminent LAWYER
prosecuted his case. and wzs ruined b.
Il he f0rned z syndicate upon ais
eIzln. and thousands o. people took
shares IN Il TO the extent Of over 49,
go The attention Of al England Ezs
zttzc1ed 70 IL Il shows the prejudices
II uen thzt they we're divided IL opin-
in upon Il The zriztocrzts believed
that hs was Al lmposter, while the
counoz people believed that he was
pEsFented from o6tainig his Just dues.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15

&re cE craHe sa New Nexico Ncud
have Neca hsSsersss scveaty-aee -
ceat, nj tASt wa are entisle4 -
tSe thanks ~ every Ge~snt man. 40
@sa and oAila in tAe Territory to- vosE
fearless eoorse ia vinascatiax tAs ma
SeSsy - ne iaw and n he dcecr@ina-
ton s1at he laws shat were nsate
SSoaG - reSpcSNed
JaS-ice Srai,A s tAe so1 e 80 tatc
Governor SaisA. tWses c,cctet cEier cx-
acc.ivs % Vi-xsa'a and wisely SnaNn
IN political cs-,'eS h<.fc~e he va
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15
RACE HORSES.
Notes on Sre<Niy Animals Known
in Honolulu.

sfoAS~ Nl |E~~AN NAAtAA-AA~ AAtNff -
in Honolulu.
Telephone. rAe horse W1s-a raats
such A>sa showing N ne atcia< rs,s
las SATURDAY. Sas no recort. Dur a.
isaed oa ths Wheel - tAs winner n q
SSiSss heat On tie Coas, A. la-sc-
yss--ola Teispeone - -ov fou- yea-s
cd and On June tilA VII have a rev
driver. The horse Is said % have s1own
soms fast trials-
\ vurt paper says that Ssazcal SIR
sSaSsa. wen Eo-e races IN lS9- ta1n
any oshe- horse and IS now a bssssr
and faster horse than ever. wsl1 E2
Hso vas seooad 70 Ssaoshlisht iu
very fase rscs II southern Cal,foraia
One q the horses beng brou<h- hsre
BY II. Asasw for June Ia - Ls=1pe.
S-69a. wAich WIN Lady Iuatzo. nov
owned by ". {. wEder q tA.s civ.
took ths a-st prize as drivirs team a.
tie biz san Francisco horse SAW. a
few mouths aSo ". CuanilEaan was
for LOups. but ssc--sf
WslS IA Hao Instead
Our D5cS. s,11ss. said 70 Be oa ne
way here IN the ASnsw shiRmsz-. has
been or the track for three yea-s u IL
said tha; Mr.. Agrsw has along aisl ne
well known t7oosr Flora G.
II there IS 4 free FOR al here on June
l1ta with = Sood purse there VIII - q
royal r2cs. L IS evident Tat someone
IS after the scalp O Wela IA Eao.
,,13A. However. Mr. Cunningham
seems 20 have sil The confidence n the
world N The ability OF his horse en-
bold his own sgainst al consrs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15
Molokai Tnr.

The legislative JOINT COMMITTEES has
SCI next Friday As he DAY Tor Espa--
turs upon a voyage o. Inspection 20 the
M0lokzi Settlement Tie Bozr5 %
Health VIII 30 alo-g instead e WAITING
I'll next month for is regular sent
annual trip Is the parry VIII s. a
large one. only Z few outside Hose al
mitted TO the LIST On O6ci1l recogzl-
ton VII Be permitted a5oa-d -he
steamer The privileged outsiders EiII
likely be limited 70 medical msa aaI
OF newspaper
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15
RAISING THE FLAG

1 The professor o. International Law
II the wh&as Doo6le Cousss Is
abroad. and turns quite yellow. IN ,ns
( coluunS Of our contemporary. ne
+ Publication q : rumor thar the An
\ s-tcaa fzs may be raised hs7e today.
by the Representatives q the United
Scaces : extremely yellow literature
International Law. especially he
I position Of Reu5rals in case o. war i
not trse from embarrassment. bu.
there are several propositions that 2rs
net disputed President Mckinley win
respect them
Tbs-s can Dc 10 raising o. the Tag
q chsss Islands. without an aSSump-
tlCn az sovereign power over them.
which can be done only BY zunnsxa-
C5oo. through an act Of Congress Sec
u1tIy, thsre can BE no occupation OF
these Islands, for war purposes. BY the
forces q the United States. without The
consent OF Hawaii. Il that consent Is
given. E4wait becomes hostile TERRITORY
10 Spain She viii not Be : part Of The
United States but 81 the same time
liable 10 = Spanish attack \ neutral
nay JON With : beIEgsreut. il she
chooses. but she becomes then : part
u the beiliggeat tsErItary. for war
purposes Should this consent bs
given the Spanish waz vessels. now Al
the CarOIiass. would have The right 10
ATTACK HiIo OF Lah4iua-
L would Be : singular act for the
United States forces 10 oecupy the Isl
@rts for strategic purposes only, with
our annexation II The Islands are de-
si-2hIa- - z strategic point. Congress
can annex hsn IN day II they are
not ths1 5hsre IS 10 reason for rails
ing the flag or making any oeeupa-
t5on-
Il the President As commander OF The
navy. orders an occupation. even with |
the consent Of Hawaii. he cannot raise
the flag excepting IL Pearl hzrbor- He
ussd not take any extreme and doubt
tuI MEASURES Congress IS in session /
We Wish indeed that the occupation /
~uald take place. but the flag will uot
90 I'd. until some definite course re-
gzrdiug annexation IS taken
Il Is said that the President has in
creased power 10 do something He
las. 10 spend $4,000 CO. But none has
been granted 70 him whica enables him
zloes. and Independently OF Congress
10 involve neutral Szz-e Il Z war With 4
Spain
Fur # he, with the consult even Of
our Government occupies Z foot OF
land hare. for strategic purposes. and
TIE Islands we're made beIiigerent ter
rii0rT ~ the act, and the Spanizrds
szcksd me town By what authority
could II bind tas United States IN IL
dsnnifezdoa2
IEs The misfortune q th= press. that
L Inadvertently circUIzts many false
But WHEN paper attempts ID
Turn zoDs very simple, and Obvious
principles Of International Law inLO
FsIIo~ Journalism, II goes z step b.
Eozd the EeIIo~sst Of the yellow
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15

IDEAS ancU. wn1s sas Msxeazs need
IA knows mat L left % 1AsESe2vss
sner WI ua2e slow progress Re.
-herse,re. under q Republican tgrm oe
gcve-uzre1s. exercises. nearly Il 1aS
zn1-ely. al aeseszes tsspo1asu
vne1 4 community X drifting aao1t
1-c 1a.s lost Is hearings CT l4ncr 176
industrial problems 4 benevolent ess-
POO nay ce Fru~ftsr-5l- It was teaS
hsnsvclszz tssFc5Sn q N&pcise1 7
1haz c-sa-sd the great szs- beer n
d1sz-r q Prince. re knew anac his
Pa-ELnsnt vas not equal 70 tas task
q managing - he ccos u 111o Ms
c=z hands.
Nagcieno III f,Iag In 1851. thar the
cys1sr 51s51kS-y q F-ra-ce vas II eaz-
ger q tss1-1rcttcn from ne want Of H.
-sgsn1 uI1agsusC1 On t1s pa-r C
Tie eEs1s-usE. Undertook u enforce
Eus bsnEvUIsn+ Esk7olaSu- ne evs-
as- suP2EE CT the lay q A[l-enrss de-
creased t-cm $4,000 500 Pc year 70 g.
10G go -te fs1er-ec were II Gzs-
pa--- ne Emperor SSH I scientist co
lha C-5zst5 S1a1ss. VINO carefully SIN
died ch= CEszz- beds G mat county +
H ulc= Ms report and recommended T
4 ucTsI usIhoc q propdsaI5cz oysters.
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III CT lhs oES5sr beds. In abcGz 90 ysars
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s-rEcrG1dlrs- great Insurance.
g-saE banks Eslt indus
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Eve 1h=ss gifts
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15
INTERNATIONAL BEERv EyTr1S

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15

hssgat Of Cur tina, and ss7ons arb
serene w5eA ~ conscience and Als
snoGgets Before nszs veteran scuy,
nssstre E17oce behind him, Ergls26
savorzsg me So1sh. Era2ce s2coGrsS
l-g reaction IN Mexico II his lands
sns rfve1 County he arms s.eo3eoe o.
-sr. gathers 5Qe,qCe ho-ses se2sS Ms
artillery 1-292 u,s1es N 3 week f0o2 ire
hanks C TIE Potomac 70 the shores q
Tennessee SghtS mere than go hat
1iss> rsr5vss nssocs Richmond The
deeds q Alexander, @ Caesar; and.
after sn2aaQasEng s,0Co,e09 <lavss
eha1 1olhlag might De wanting, he t5ss
in ths very moment Of vtcco-y-1rSs
Ike Socrates, Ike all redeem
srs. a. the foot q his wozS- HIS work,
>1bE1a 4cnievsrszt, over which men
sa4-I scsrnally Sled tears, ard God aTs
oeuet5c55c1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15
WOman's Friend
The Great Medicine that Gives
Nerve Strength
Hoods SarsaPariIIa Makes the
Blood Rich and Pure, Creates an
Appetite and Restores Health,
Nigor and Vitality.

81 feel that 1 ought 70 write a lew
words in praise OF Hoods SarsapariIIA.
which has done great things fer ne
was IN delicate condition and was sick
al ny stomach and constipate5- tired
remedies highly recommended for female
weaknesses, but the medicines brouzht
on other troubles. / was 50 weak I
could not attend 70 ny household duties.
and then determined 70 TT Hoods ssr-
sspzriIIa. After had taken this nediciua
short time l began to gain strength. I
Crew Stronger Each Day
until vas able TO work all day without
any inconvenience have taken Hood's
Pills for constipation, and an better to-
day than / have been for Ave Fezr.-
Since taking Hoods SarsapariIIa and
Hoods Pills feel rested in the uuorufur-
/ am less nervous and am sure I have
richer and purer blood I have aIzavs
been bothered with scrofnIa, but ncwI
am rid Of i. Before my last child vas
born I took Hoods sarsaparIIIa. aad
ny girl baby was f6t and strong. while
my other child was not vel and Lied
TO be only two years old Ms. z. p
DEAL, Box 41g, Missouri Waller. Iowa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15

Members OF Consul General Baldas-
amos family have hidden goodbye 70
their ueighbors and are packing their
household goods, preparatory 20 leaving
New York a. any moment + IS sid
that the French Consulate viii assume
control OF the affairs OF the Spanish
Consulate.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15

Mss S,aley. > daughter Of tzs la-s
Bishop S-alsy. 50 vel known here
vas = passenger for san Francisco OF
the Rio de Js1sirO laSt nigh As j.
vel known b. her friends here. Mss
Stzley Is IN TIE medical Nilsson xorz
il India She has received a vsa-s
furlough. the remainder o. Ehica s1s
viii spend n England. whittier see j.
bound now
On Tuesday night Mss S-aIsy us5s
a short address 20 a par,o--SuIi o. pee-
pie a. the home Of P H Dodg= on
Emma street Mss StAley dwsl- pa--i-
c1lsrly On The condition q women il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15

Ten DAYS before the assassination.
The writer net Wilkes Bcesh IN ths
eorusr CT Finn avenue and I0sh street.
New York City He vas engaged IN
CONVERSATION With the daughter Of
Vruunsnt Republican Senator Shs
WIS making I visit 10 friends IN the
cizys and had been followed by Booth
from Washington He STOOD IN a.
striking bur easy 4tCI-uds- with MS
hand On N Erun fence rail The writer
moving the lady personally. ard
Boon by sight noticed then Is they
sCooG together for few moments and
.hsu parted Two weeks Afterwards.
Booth the ASSASSIN, WIS hiding On the
river and The writer
szE 5hs body II LincoIn carried II
procession passed TIE spot
where the assassin zrucd IN New YORK
city
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-04-15

One q tie model Biographies es no
dscn times Is that q Lineoan written
by his Inv parrner, Esz1toG L Is ne
smpls s1o-y q Ms life, presenting his
tssse5s ap6 virtues presenting even
the ugiy faceS q his LIE. IS vsu as
those which sRt1tis hin 70 the cocs@
cra11cn II history wh5cn CASTELAR,
gives 70 hin Many Biographies % the
unreal Lincoln bare been written Of
ths supernatural hero. VINO seemed 70
De wlchoC- human passions. These bio
graRhtes provoked Rn<kfu 70 say with
L smear he lives In which The peb-
Ic are INTERESTED ars hardly svsr worth
writing This ot EsF1son's go Be
found in me L5oraryl i the ems thai
should D. placed before children
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-12-30
The Right Man for the Place

The Messenger learns that Mr.. P. c.
Carlton, of Statesville, is a candidate
70 rfirst assistant clerk of the North
Carolina Senate which with
the General Assembly next month at
Raleigh.
We have the pleasure of the acquaint-
ance of Mr.. Carlton and we speak
knowingly when we say ne is the right
man for the place. He is a loyal dem
ocrat and a gentleman of superior in
telligence and fine capabilities, and be-
ing a man largely experienced in af-
fairs generally, he is we'll qualified to
discharge the responsibility Of the inn
portant duties which he would have to
perform in the senate.
Mr.. Carlton is the grand reporter OF
the Grand Lodge, Knights of Honor of
North Carolina, and has an extensive
acquaintance throughout the state. He
has several times visited Wilmington
ard made a host of friends here who
| will heartily wish him success. The
M ,ssenger will be especially pleased
to see him made first assistant clerk,
| and we cheerfully commend him to the
senate.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-12-30

Rocky Point, N. c., Dec. %, 1898.
AS the time for the assembling of the
legislature is now at hand, it is but
proper h a the people should begin to
formulate plans for consummating the
important and complicated work to be
done. The whole labor should not de-
volve upon the men elected, but every
good citizen Should feel a personal re-
sponsibility and lend their time and
energies to aid their members, and not
wait until it is toe late and then carp
at their shortcomings.
The first important work is to elect a
proper man for speaker Of the house,
than whom there will not sit in the
next legislature a more proper man
than Hon H. G.. ConnOr. His expert
ence on the bench, acknowledged abili-
ty, unbiased ruling, affable manner ami
unselfish devotion to principle has made
for him a warm place in the hearts of
the people and can but challenge the
admiration and confidence of the house
of representatives. The present is not
the proper time to sickle over personal
favorites or sectional honorS, and ]
feel assured the patriotism1of the ablest
legislature elected in our State during
the last forty years will assert itself
in the election of a man for speaker
| against whose fitness for the impOrtant
| position no man had one word to say.
E. PORTER, NJ. D.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-12-30

What is the use Of making a better
article than your competitor if you
cannot get a better price for it?
Ans.-As there is no difference in
the price the public will buy the bet
ter, so that while our profits may be
smaller on a single sale they will be
much larger in the aggregate.
How can you get the public to know
your make is the best?
If both articles are brought promi-
nently before the public both are GER
tain to be tried and the public will
very quickly pass judgment on them
and use only the better one.
This explains the large sale of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. The people
have been using it for years and have
found that it can always be depended
upon. They may occasionally take up
with some fashionable novelty put
forth with exaggerated claims, but are
certain to return to the one remedy
that they kno to be reliable, and for
coughs, colds andc roup there is moth
ing equal to Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. For sale by R.. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-12-30
Quarterly Meeting

The Rev. r. F. Bumpas, presiding ell
der of the Wilmington district, NJ. E.
Church, South, makes the following ap-
pointments for quarterly meetings on
his first round:
Wilmington-Fifth Street, Dec. 18th.
Burgaw-Rocky Point-Dec. oath and
25th.
Observation-Disclosures Street, Jan. list.
Magnolia-At Magnolia-Jan. 7th and
Sth.
Jacksonville and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vile, Jan. 14th and 18th.
Elizabeth-At Eiizabethtown, Jan
21st and 22nd.
Whiteville-At whiteville, Jan. 2sth
and 29th.
Clinton-At Johnson, Feb. 4th and
5th.
Brunswick-At Concord, Feb. 18th
and 18th.
Southport-At night. Feb. 18th.
SCOTS Hill-At SCOTS Hill, Feb. 18th
and 10Th.
Bladen-At Bethlehem, Feb. 25th ant
26th. .
Wilmington@Grace and Bladen, Mar
4th mo 9Th.
Kenansville-At K~enasville, Mar. It'll
and 18th.
Carver's Creek-At Waymans, Ma
18th and 10Th.
Onslow-At Bethlehem, Mar. 25th am
26th.
The district stewards will meet il
the lecture room of Grace church OF
Wednesday. January 4th. at noon
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-12-30

Savannah. Ga, December 2S.-Rev.
Sam Small. the noted evangelist, is
now chaplain of the Third engineers.
L. S. A. He arrived here today and n
OF the frst things he did was to give
out ar interview. Among other things
he said:
The chaplains are a sort of sop to
the church sentiment without much
substance TO them. They just take a
minister and put a uniform on him
with a silver cross on the shoulder. pay
him 500 a month and turn him loose
on LOO men without any Of the inn
plements of the spirital warfare to
fight with. I've been disappointed
when / get out / am going to sug-
gest hat they do way with the chap
lains. I suppose there may be a howl,
but 1T Is better to raise the issue and
nave the hole system revised. When
we get down to Cuba, I'll wager mos,
of the men would rather go to a coci
fight or a bull ring thar attend ser.
vices. To tell the truth, ! am begin
ming TO think there is a heap of bal
derdash about what the chaplains dc
accomplish outside of meeting the sen
1 timent that calls for their presence
with every body OF troops"