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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

We learn that Lon Beck has Sc
cured the franchise for ferry, to
be used in carrying the people
about town.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

D W. Ramsay. of Washington
township, called last Saturday and
set his subscription ahead a year
and added three other papers. lie
is one of the farmers who keep
posted on the doings of the world,
taking twelve papers.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

There was a mask party at 5. w
Sturdivan's residence last Friday
night. The young folks had "a
splendid time
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Joe Newton will move his gro.
Gerry store to the building which he
has purchased, early next week.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Virgil Benson, of Greeley, was
in town, Monday, on his way to
lola, to look for job Virgil is a
first class carpenter.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

r.. 5. Ayres mas traded his build
ing on the north side to j. l.. New
ton for his farm, northeast of town.
Bob expects to tuln granger after
this year.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Judge Schoonover is attending a
session of the couit Of appeals at
Garden City, this week
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Harry McNary is now with Acuff
Bros, on the south side. l. II
Tjaden takes Harry's place in j l.
Newton's grocery.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11
Chas. Lewis visited lola. Sunday

Chas. Lewis visited lola. Sunday
Earl Brooke went to Ottawa ON
Monday
Delos Paddock made business
trir to lola, Monday.
Miss Maude HERMAN went to
Kansas City, Sunday.
John l.. Hartzel was up from
Osawatomie, Sunday.
Scott Elliott went to Olathe,
Wednesday, ON business
G 7. Richardson went to Kansas
City, Monday, on business.
Mrs. Julia McQuaid came down
from Lcoup, Saturday on business.
Ii. NJ Brooke, OF the Plaindealer,
transacted business at Olathe last
Friday.
Amos Decker, of Bush City,
went to LIE Roy, Saturday, on bust
ness.
Mrs. Robl Akin was up from
Neodesha the fore part of the week,
visiting friends.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Miss Laura Gregg left, Wednes'
day, Washington, D. G where she
will attend a meeting Of the Ma
tional Woman Suffrage Association
From Washington she will prob
ably again enter the lecture field,
working for woman's emancipation
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Mrs May Hesp Alexander came
down from Topeka, Tuesday night
to attend the funeral of her little
sister. near Welda.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Frank Brown has rounded up the
Republicans Of Anderson county
and branded them G. I'll. This
means Calvin Hood kansas City
Journal
Go away from home to hear the
news People away from Garnet'
imagine that Frank carries the Re
publican vote in his vest pocket
but the people here know better
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Two of Jos. Sobba's children. in
the Spring Branch eighborhOod
are sick-one very sick
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Hon. j. d. Stevens, of Central
City, called, Tuesday, for social
chat. He says he feels good over
Populist prospects.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

The fore part OF this week was
like spring. Fires were not needed
and the doors of the business houses
were wide open.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Edna Whitney, the Labor
Queen" and her company failed to
put in an appearance here Monday
night as advertised 1t is an
nour ced that she has gone home,
aud that she has entered into a con
tract to travel with Sells Bros.
show the coming season
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

Rob't Hunley was down from
Richmond the fore part of the week.
He says he will move to Garnett
'about March LIST.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11

G. w. Meyer has purchased an
interest in Holidays barber shop,
on the south side. The firm name
is Holiday & Meyer.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11
First published January u, 1898.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Anderson
county, Kas.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1898-02-11


Sturdivan's residence last Friday
IRE night. The young folks had "a
splendid time
Virgil Benson, of Greeley, was
in town, Monday, on his way to
" lola, to look for a job Virgil is
|ge first class carpenter
Mrs. BUT went to Paola, Mon
ont day. She has class there in arr
embroidery, another class at Osa
TO-" watome and another at Greeley
For up.to date work try tae bar
Der shop in the basement under the
Bank of Commerce. A fine porce-
:. lain bath tub in connection Hot
and cold baths.
)re,
II Harry Gowdy came over from st.
Joseph, Mo-, last Saturday, on
visit. Harry looks well and says
eat, he is we'll pleased with his business
in St. Joe.
:, II. K. Winans returned from
southern California, Satur lay night,
considerably improved in health.
Hank says that country is no place
ng, for poor man.
Misses Belle Hawkins and Laura
s" Scott, of Chicago, nieces of Tom
McCague, arrived here, Friday, and
us on Saturday took the train for Las
Vegas, New Mexico.
ey,
w. F. James, of the Glenlock
Z. neighborhood, called. Tuesday, and
set his subscription ahead to the
AGIrAToR, the Chicago Express and
'ilie the Missouri World,
lge, -
can Miss Clara Lindensmith came
"o over from Osawatomie last Satur-
ms. day, on visit She is now head
had laundress at the asylum, in the
pre- place of Miss Cassler, who is mar
ried.
at
two D W. Ramsay. of Washington
one township, called last Saturday and
OILS. H.: t;on ohoad vear
wish 'o' mo -
and added three other papers. lie
fair. ia one of the farmers who keep
and posted on the doings of the world,
gave taking twelve papers.
Then
made Miss Laura Gregg left, Wednes
s'.u day, Washington, d. G where she
.n1 will attend a meeting of the Ma
the tional Woman Suffrage Association
From Washington she will prob
ably again enter the lecture field
OnS, working for wnman's emancipation
na'o' Edna Whitney, the "Labo
tons o.. a hor oomronv failed +
Quecu, anu ncl
anu put in an appearance here Monda.
a'ns' night as advertised 1t is al
nourccd that she has gone home
hooi' aud that she has entered into COT
'hsas' tract to travel with Sells Bros
a''"s show the coming season
being
news. Frank Brown has rounded up tn
Republicans OF Anderson count
and branded them @. IL. Tn
means Calvin Hood kansas Cit
Journal
Go away from home to hear tt
' news People away from Garne
o"' imagine that Frank carries the X
your publican vote in his vest poke
but the people here know better
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
HAWAIIAN REGULARS.
Two Hundred Mon Call RsspOn.
ded 90 Readily.

Gen, Merriam has agreed that n two
companies Of 100 men each viii vol.
unteer no viii muster them IN for 40.
i've garrison service, flfly per cent,
~ 100, must be- members ~ The First
Regiment, The others may be recruit.
Gd from tho outside, There would be-
for the companies six OincofB, who orc
probably available already.
Enlistment rolls for The 100 men
have beeD sent 10 the various com.
pnDles, W 10 last night about thlrty
regulars. seven Company ~ men and
Two n mon had signed or BlgnlDcd
their Willingness 10 do ~, There viii
be others from a. q and perhaps, !,
ana ~ " ana y viii likely be the
nucleus for the new formation, n be.
gins "a look HE The 100 military men
viii be- shcpfAd, after which there will
prJbnbly bs no trouble In eDllsiiBF The
required number ~ recruits,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
LOCAL BREvITIES.

sugar, 4 3-s,
Albert ToogOod viii open the new
hotel ~ WnlnDao today
II lisa twolye-room school house that
palamn IN 10 have without delay
Last quotation on Hawaiian Com
merclnl, ~ 1885, Hama plantation, rs,
Al the men IN the Military hospital
are now doing well and viii recover,
A sprinkler has been secured by the
military authorities for use around the
camps,
Survey for lines Of the Honolulu
Rapid Transit Company VIII begin
next week.
News has been received Of the death
~ Oakland OF Alfred Iyers, brother of
Mrs VIM. q, Irwin.
Dentist Robt, l. Moore viii now
establish himself IN the sullivan cot
tngc on Hotel street,
Carl KIemme has sold the lease Of
tho Queen ana Eagle hotels kuDanu
street, 10 w. ", ASblll,
j. w, Knlua and son, ana Dr, q, ",
Hitchcock ana wife have cottages con.
nected with the Queen Hotel
Nigel Jackson VIII drive the hurry
np wagon of the police department
when II arrives from the Coast
Mrs, Hugh Gum aud Miss Juliet,
| King were return passengers by lb,
Australia yesterday from san Fran
| cisco,
Mrs, Harriet NJ Davis, who taught
school IN Honolulu last year, returned
by the Australia from . visit 10 Cal
ifOrDIa,
puDnhOn Preparatory school ODSDnf
with 100 pupils ana Oabu college bpl
about MY with q couple " dozen NOR
expected,
Marshal Brown lsfl yesterday f0I
Kauai, having been subp0eDed by ~,
defeDse ~ u witness ~ the J, w, lIir
opium Ease,
", H. v, WOlter has begun The con
gtrlicilOn ~ u tYO-story, wooden stOr,
building on bls l0t above the lrDI
Works on Queen street
Several new cottages are being erect
I'd on the old DlmDDd place ~ Wal
NhI, 10 be- pssd Tor beach purposes h,
the Hawaiian hotel,
The steam schooner MalolO VIII tpk,
u party ~ young people ~ Pearl Loeb
on saturday, The Wall brothers VII
have charge ~ Tho excDrsl0D
An Auckland dispatch states Ina
there IN $1,000, 900 IN Australian g0l,
on tho Alameda, due next Wednesday
i -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
OUT IN MANILA
Aguinaldo Declares His
Own Government.
oen. Merritt ooos to Paris Irsur.
gents Stlll pattiIrg-A spanish
Leader Ptooialms.

Afsuf N4uH 49,. a, "a, "a,
WV ''l'N' N"H wa ''hIn '" lh'
Nun IRON Manila says Agulnhldo has
isHuod a memorial nddrpas,d Ia nIi .for.
-, ,,.,,,.,.. 1870.
49, P""''h '''','hH VIC I"o' lhn' W"
lhMpplnoh nave formed government
under u constitution ndopled on June gad
"A, ada. nm, me ,,,ii,,,,, ,,.oa, -,
80 ''''''"'" '''''s INV
since carried on u campaign OF liberty,
,.hrn io,& provinces nhd nave reduced
Mhhl'h Thob nave b,wn pilHonort
brn'ihIH MERRITT ANA urcono sailed ON
.no l,hnHport emma Tor lionRkonH today,
Merritt WIN lehv" lIohgkonn saturday for
l'hilh, lie taxes Majors Tale ANA htroni.
Dor ana 'hpli Moi ~ aus, Gen Urnon'
WI, 30 uireot 10 washington ,Ion Dab.
ru'k hnu Mhl htufHlH nave also sailed
for ihe United states with reports, MGR.
tlii " pIhd y" W gong 10 lhiiH, lie de-.
ouhch 10 ihlk much concerning "a" WORK
~ me commission, lic Hhll however,
nat spain would never again control
hes" Islands, nor would the Philippines
W y" oould prevent w.
Mai Gen, oilH u acting Governor ~
MANIA
,IDNDoN, Aun. ia dinphirll ~ iho
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
CLERK HENRY SMITH.
Treatment Tor Ills Hearing Was
Not n Success

Henry Smith, chief clerk 0f tho Bus
prsmo Court, returned by tbs Austria
In yesterday from Philadelphia, where
be went for treatment 10 bls ears, Tho
operation was not successful, The
left AR was booentied, but The right,
which had always been good, wa ~,
ranged w tho operation II was Tho
opinion ~ Tho Philadelphia specialist,
however, that the trouble with the
right ear wan ~ u temporary nature
ana that hearing IN that slide would
lltaly bn soon recovered, Mr. SWlth
has ~ nss u trumpet NJ times nov,
While abroad Mr., smith visited n
number ~ biz cities, including Now
York and Washington, The latter I'm.
pressed him ~ being tbs proltlesl
town In thu United Hates, THIS w,s
M, Smiths nrst "trip 10 America
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
A. CysIOugrg,

~ ~ Tho lover turn ~ the famous
scenic bicycle racing track, which nl.
together cost Bruce )WaHDg A. 60. neat.
~ 10000, has been tlmblod into the
lake ana stone ana earth ara being
brought Tor nIllbg by n couple NJ dozen
6nmz The track was we'll built ana
had become very solid, II can be br0k
~ only with pick, The grand stand
remains ANA viii be on the alta lDdsf.
lDltely The lake viii bo 40 nllod IN
that there viii be room IN front ~ The
stand Tor base ball foot bali and
cricket fields,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
Id. Culvlu Writes.

Ed Colvin, u steward Of the steamer
Australia, In In the First California
and has written u friend here an In
torcstlng account Of tho landing ut Ma
Mia, Ito describes the rain storms ma
something fearful, Since the landing
NJ Cavi,c rain had kept up almost In
ccssantly Mud was very bad along
the rondwaya and tho mon had great
difficulty In Keeping dry, ColSin says
that the Volunteers all hope To We,
home for Christmas The letter was
written two days before the nght al
Mnlate,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
MANY GO ahead
Promotions for Officers
Now In Manila.
Leaders wei, Known In Naval, Are
Advanced -ANdsvsoN- Nsevs.
Male -vouNs.

Z. WARRINGTON, Aug. s;,--neforc leev.
Inv tho city tho President ordered tho fol.
lowing promotions Of officers who partic.
ipa,cd In tho capture OF Manllai
To be Major General OF Volunteers
i,risadler oeneral y, NJ, Anderson, nris.
adier GENERAL Arthur Macarthur ntip.
adler General y, v, urcon,.
10 be Major General OF Volunteers by
brcvot i'riaadier General John H. nab,
cock,
10 he llrlnadior General ~ Volunteers
Colonel n, Ovcrshinc, Twonty.thlrd United
states infantryl Colonel irving Hale,
First Colorado Volunteer infnntry, Lieu,
Tenant Colonel g, A. whittier, United
states Volunteers,
10 be ilrovet nrlgndicr General OF Vol.
untcera- Colonel g, Nice, Roovo, Thirteen.
III Minnesota,
70 be ircyot Colonel In the regular
army -Iioutrnnni Colonel j. French
Twonty.,hird Infantry,
10 be llrovet colonel ~ Volunteers
Lieutenant Colonel H. u, Thompson, chlcf
| slnnal officer
10 be iiroyot lieutenant colonel OF Vol.
| un,eorr- Major cuthbcrtHon, Tcnth Penn.
ayyanu Volunteers, Major j. y, iloll,
| United states Volunteers Major aioisen.
berg, FIRST Nebraska Major nokton,
| First California Major SturgiH, Assistant
| Adluihnt General OF NuluntculA, Major
htr0ihor, Volunteer Engineers, Major Dc.
| mont, Volunteer Engineers. Major Rimp
| toorH,
70 bo iroyot Major In The regular Army
| Captain Hobbs, Third Artillery, Captain
| kcrnni, TwontNsnfHt Infantry Captain
Nichols, Twonlysthird Infantry, Captain
hapc, Twoniy-thlrd infantry,
10 be lDioy,t Major ~ Volunteers
| Captain Y, u, Mott, Assistant AdIutanl
General OF volunteers Captain w a.
H. w, Young, Utah Artillery, captain A
\, Grant, Utah ARTILLERY; Captain Born,
Htadt Thirteenth Minnesota; Captain OH,
car boaboch, Thirteenth Minnesota, Car,
tain q, ~, Hawtclio, United states VOluni
,ocrnl Captain o. = March, Aston nnt,
iofyi captain y, 4, Mckrnnn, Volunteer
Signal Corps,
10 bo lifcyc, Captain IN tbo regulnl
Army Lieutenant liagndorn, Twon'y
third Infantry,
10 be lirovoi Captain Of Voluni.orh-
Lieutenant Inckaro, Thirteenth Minnoe0
to, Lieutenant Whitworih, United Htai0l
| Volunteers Lieutenant p0vsy, Second
Orcgonl Lieutenant william W, Chance
Volunteer signal corps Lieutenant phliiI
j. Perkins, Volunteer signal Corps, Lieu
tnnhnt Charles ". klibourn, Volunteer
| Hipunl Corps Lieutenant Arson j, Nudd
| volunteer NlgnnI CORPS,
To be IireyUi first Lieutenant IN tht
| Regular Army. Lieutenant Williams
sixth AriilIcry, Lieutenant ko'hlrr
Sixth Artillery.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
stock Exchange

A full meeting ~ Tho Honolulu,
stock Exchange vas held yesterday
morning sales made we're ton shares
~ bwa NJ Isio ana ton shares Oahu
hssassable, tl2t The following sales
beiweoD boards were posted 10 shares
Mnknwell, SiJbl 10 shares OlOwalu,
tli7,b0i ~ shares 0Okala. siiDl 10
shares Oahu asseasabla, 1890 There
we're further bids Tor Eva, OOkala aud
EIpahuIu, but no sales,
frlfiaE tba session n was decided IA
Maa every day IN future, beginning
with this morning
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
Future Judiciary ENGAGES Atlsl.
tiel Of Attorneys
A NOTE FROM the COMMISSION
Opinions on n Good system sos
Hawal,-ssvsra, Suggestions.
Referred.

Al u meeting ~ the liar Association
held IN the Once ~ tho Attorney General
Yesterday afternoon the following mems
horr were present Attorney General W
a. smith. w. NJ, Hatch, l., A, ThurH,on,
!, N, Davidson, i'aui Noumpnn, i,oyal u,
Mead ~, ", hllliman, W, \, lIonHhaIl,
John y, willard, y, 4, Weaver, D. u,
kaulln, j. N, was, W. N, Wright,
lenoch Johnson I, N, iihrN j T., Coke
and A, l., a. Atkinson, W q, smith WIS
elected chairman ana Mr, Atkinson Hcoro.
iary,
Mr. Smith stated The objects ~ the
meeting II was donirnblp Tor the liar
10 consider and, " necessary present 10
the Commission any Ideas relating 10 the
judiciary ihn, mlahl be- found oyprdicnt
Tho following resolution, sent w fruw the
Commission, was read
''iha momhrra ~ the liar ate invited "a
rNprnss 10 this Communication IN wfitlng ~
oihorwit1 tn'r vows on iudlolhl mhiieiH'
Mr., Rmiih remarked that II had been
suggested that three United states Judges
he appointed 10 take the place ~ the press
ent supreme and circuit iudHeH, another
suggestion was the appointment VI one
Federal Judge, the pfrHnnt courts 10 cona
time, The following general suggestions
we're submitted by the Attorney General
ussoiv,di Th,, tho it,,yoi,,, i,,r ,,,iy
,.,,,,,,. A., ~, ". ,iuiW"'1,, l,nt lu',F
the following judiciary system
I, Tha, the Hupremc Court ~ Hawaii
bo ne coui, ~ last resort Of AL matters
within ns Jurisdiction,
That Federal Court he established
WIN tho sum" Jurisdiction ~ that oNrr,
clHod ny Federal Courts IN the several
mates, ana With appeal 10 the Higher
limited s'a,es Courts n accordance VIII,
Ihhi The pronpni system 0f u purely
nrpollb,e Supreme Court with Circuit
Judges Tor ne various circuits and Dis
iilot ,Mhnlsifai.s ho preHerVoj
Thnt tho Judges ~ Courts ~ record
DC hppnlnied by the Governor Of Hawai-
ny ana WITH the advice ana consent of ~,
majority ~ The senate OF Hawai-,
% Thht he term OF The Justices ~ The
TROUT Court nls years, ana District Mng.
lHif"i.s Two years,
~ tina! ~ dlstlnciloD between Common
'fwY az, Egn,,y Procedure .N, be- pressrSed
~ pn,..ons CHARGED With crime. by Dis
not mhkihif6tes instead ~ proaeDtme
!y srand Jnry DO continued 40 far rs Of,
fences against local laws ARE concerned
" Tbnt Tho present system Of Jury irln
bs .oOptlnued under which n verdict N
both .ivli and criminal onaos may be fopd
"red ~ Mn" out ~ Twelve Jurors,
That the present system Of rsu,iIiinl
lutieH cOmpostd ~ native tinwaiiGDs I,
Wy cases w which native ti1waiInDp ~,
concerned, ana ~ foreign jUflos ~ ",
Foreigners, ~ abolished,
A.. T,,,,,.... ..i, ,,i. t,,.,. ,,.,,. A.. a..
ii.. a.. "..s...i s"u ~, ~, ,,'nn w, u w W,
~. .n,,,,. n",. 49,. -" VIZ ,u,,s"n , "
i,"d.,.i ,..,,.,. ~, w unnp "..nn,
,,,,i,,,,.,,,v ,t uaanns " ,nns,
Ia ,n.' Tx, al ~, v'','', "',.,Hh",,iut, ~
linn '"'" ''"''' ''''" ''' ""l''''"
"vn, a. .., ., 49,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
The Commission

q, u, Swegor, attorney foT Harry 4,
JuoD, appeared before tho Commission
yesterday morning with u claim Tor
damages for alleged false imprson,
meDt ~ his cllogt In January, 1895, and
M IN lis 0iilcinl province, but consent 2
I'd 10 refer II 10 The Government NJ
Washington,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09

A meeting Of tho directors Of the
Rapid Trsnalt Company was held yea.
tcrhay, The manager was authorized
To proceed At once with tho survey
work, For this business Mr. pAllcn.
tyne win engage Frank N, Dodge. who
has boon city surveyor LONG tlmc
Mr. Dodge Will run tho route lines and
win AZ tho boundaries ot lAnds tina,
are 10 10 secured under tho emincn,
domain clause ~ tho charter, A star,
Will bo made at once, Al tho wort
of the company In 10 he carried for
ward without delay,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
IRE oD tI,e Hawaii.
ulllO Il6rnldJ

white tho Hawaii was lying ~ "a.
peoheO last Tuesday evening % nre
started IN the hold NJ tho vessel, oinans
ailns from u pile ~ lime swAoplnga
which was lying IN corner, Tho Hfe
burned for soma time, but was nnally
subdued by tho matches being baltoOed
down ana steam turned On, Luckily
the only damage WAS tho loss ~ seven
bales VI hay,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
TAClrlc oAuLg,

WELLINGTON, Sew zemaBJ, hup. u,
The report ~ tho Committee on laHlEs
miufo, INST issued, recommends Joining
Tho Australian colonies win Canada and
me mother country W . Pacific Gable, Gn
tho b1Als that II praai britain hbd cam
nlh iOHrihof would guarantee nyosnlUilif
~ The cost ~ The WORK, Nrw Zealand nU1
~" other colonies would contribute ilIH
remaining fguf.linlhs, ~ which amount
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09

WAAluNgTOE, Aug, n, "Wb0 win no
appointed oommandnnl ~ tho Mare rluuI
Navy YnrdW correspondent asked a
navy onlGlai today,
~ you predict Commodore Watson fuf
the place ! ihlnh " VIII b. nDrrnoi," Nr
ieplie1, mo selection has yni baan Hldn
bpt watson IN bolnp strongly ihlhm
about"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09

NlV Egl N NQDWbi Ig0B IN nm nm
Z8G6@bag E@H PW,i@5s
&Ii%VRd|M %|@F
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
AnAlMnr AhMnNArlnM

EiNdHToN, Jamaica, Aug, H. Tho ~
nesailon movement has NOT proNesHo1
fayorablp, OWNS ~ tho opposition ~ M
.nl",eh tl.ineul ~ ne population $40
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09
pLAnun nrllliAnInn.

htMfA, Auai W,ril ID officially an
hbuunNd ihgt There we're 3,tJ deaths fInI
10 plas,,e las, week Nv tho il0lnliny pluH
'1enpy' Tho epidemic IN spreading,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-09-09

TO MIFfBH OUT liDUuli Wpl3iiH
NEW yOHK, Aur o. den wheeler ro
oolyod lslopram from Adjplanl dpnop
rofbln today directing him 10 muster oul
once, Tlla ohyairymnn VIII hioOrdlngly IN
lnuh'niod oui ~ me service here tenor
TDW
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1898-07-21
on trolley car, with brake and all

on a trolley car, with brake and all
just alike.
1t is terrible hot here; you can have
no idea how hot. Just think of the
men down below in the engine and
boiler rooms! But we shall stand it
as long as our good ship is afoat.
We all like our captain, Evans and
Admiral Sampson. Capt. Evans says
he never commanded better ships
company in his life.
"Now, my dear parents, when they
called for volunteers to sink the Mer-
rimac, l wanted to go, but they only
took one man from the Iowa, and as 1
am only II, l could not go. / sup
pose you are we'll pleased with my
age. Your boy,
CARL GEORGE.