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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09
Sin 5tperer SuitiairrtGum,

- Sin itpersr SuitisirrtEum, ben
pas Sdpurssridt Der Prppin3 2imz
burg besangen bat, errest ~sesenmdrtis
in gan5 Yslsi,n sroBes uuo beredtistes
4ufieben. gtm IL. Sanuar 1886 puroe
i'm GebDlse bon 2ammel, propinS 2ims
burg, Der Itattlife Sagorepilor Saelez
mans ermprbet aufgefunoen. Gin slim
tenIfub in ben &opf Bate i'm nieosrz
aeEredt. Sa troB eiirisiter Hahiorid=
unaen Der MDrper nift aufsufinpen
mar, lieb bic 8esieruns einen preis bon
800 Srancs fir 0enisnisen ausieben,
Der DEN Namsn bes MDrbers perratben
tDnnte. Oaraufbin meloete ii9 Elm IT.
iGbriser 8uride, Der trpb ieines iugenbz
li6en Differs Ifon mebrfahe Yetannt=
Idaft nit benz 9efdneniNe ssma9t
Bate, unb beIGuloiste einen bisber to-
oelloIen Mrbeiter aus Der SrtIhaft
Qommsl, Namens SoIef 8rps. ben
Moro bssangen gu ba6en. S6ppGl aus
Ber Der QusIuge oes gurI9en fem irz
aenb pie ernItlid belaItenoer anGdlts=
punt gesen @rps porlds, lpuroe oieier,
elm psrbeirathter Mann uno 8ater BON
feds tleinen &inOern, perfaftet unb
mad elmer Observation-Disclosures
Die 10 gut wie uiHts segen ibn srsab,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

= Sin setpaltiaer Sdgsr Dor benz
Ssrrn tit Der Carl Of @rep, dltelter Sobn
bss Marquis Of &ipon. Seine S9ieb=
Bidder bon 1S67-1995 aeben geritt
bon 316,699 Stiid Wilp, bic er in bic
len % Sabren auf bic Streds sebra6t.
SIN ben lebten 20 Sabrsn betrug Der
Ourdldnitt %unsefdfr 10000 Stid
idbrlih. Oas Sabr 1898 mar bas err
giebialte uno peiit cine Geiammtiagp=
beute bon 1875 Stiid auf, ndmlif
8,732 He6bitner. $3.50 Sdianen, 2611
girtbibner, S37 9aien, Ola &aninfen
uno beinabe 300 Stiid Wilo perIfieDe=
ner Dirt. Inter Der &'eiammtlumme Der
pprsenannten % Sabre Iino 111,190
Saianen, S9.401 Hebbibuer, 47.463
8irfhiihner, 26,747 &anin6en. 26,417
Salen, 2,735 9ecaKinen, 2,07 Stneps
fen, 1888 tpilos gnten, 381 StiidHot6=
MILD, 1S1 Stiid OampilD, 81 Stiid
SGmarspilb, "a 4~uerbdbne, 10 Sam=
burs. IL giiffel. II Siser, 2 Mbino8e=
rOiie uno nabe5u 10000 Stiid ionitises
Wilo au nennen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

= GirsliG tpurbe Ron 8arl 6asen=
bef IN 9am6urg cine gr0Bere Mense
bon gead6mten Sfieren gum @srfaufe
gebra6t. Cine Der gruppen 6eItuno
aus orei 2Dpen, 5pei Sigern, slpei 2eoz
parcen, einem Gisbdren uno bier !Sunz
Den; oieie paren bardn ssfp0hnt, ouz
iammen 81 ar6eiten, uno muBten ou1
suiammen perfauft perOen; lie ersielten
ei1en Preis bon 10000 Mart. Cine
andre dfnlide Grippe, bic a6sr auberz
benz nod flint 2Dipen uno bret Siaer
beiaB, e~r3ielte $1,000 Mart. Sir 1O,zs
coo Dart tonnte man einsn penangs
Ger faufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09
Ser nit Ghnpefhnhen n,rs

Der nit Shneei9u6en ~ausgeriiz
itete 2anb6rieftrdser, pelder Die Sdrsz
oOrisr auf Ger !9pfebene 3piiden Sell
lerfelo uno 9pslar unter Itdrfen UNI
langoauernDen S6neetemmniNen gu
beseben fat, lit auf ben slidli6en Sim
fan getommen, einen 3iebbunb purd eis
men mebrere Wleter lansen Strid boz
ben S6nd6eln Der SAneeitube einSus
ipdnnen uno baour9 Die 4ufpGrtsbe>
fpegung unter 3uhilfenafme Der Gent
itdnae erfs6lit gu erlsidtsrn unb gu Be-
fGleunisen. Quh i'm iibrigsn Sar5 Iino
feit pielen Sabren itarte 9unoe Die be-
item, treuen gegieiter Der 2dnD6rieftrde
ger Eel ben 8eiteaungen mad Den tiei
i'm 9ebirge pereinaelt liessnpen Sort
bduiern auf Wegen. Die lange 3eit oft
tein anoerer SUB betritt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09
Wems -Gpisemmai6ine.
QIus Mottinobam. ein.m Der mitt,

Gus Nottingbam, einem Der Mittel.
puntte enaliI9er Eertiliubuitrie, tpiro
iibsr cine nsue, bon benz Spanier Sufia
be @areus MadNlea aus Ilicante sr-
funoene Maidline Sur Iufertisuns
sdtsr (0 SpibM bsridtet, bic bon ben
2ep,rsz WalAine prinSipiea gang Der.
iGieDen uno iebr Helm uro sinfa6 Ieim
fon. Gin damn tann bier Mafdinen
beoienen. sic itelt ale Irtsn SpiBsn
Gao SptBsnbsIabartitsl in Seibe, 2eia
men, 8dumtpoue, Wplle, 5elbsl (Gbe-
nine) BON belisbieer grsite unb gr0be
Der, Die ionft DON 5rauen auf benz
&iHsn gemaGt peroen, ia iosar 9ar.
Dinen in alien m5stiden 5urbenz ums
Materials 3ombinattonen, obae odB
bieies MaifinNnsD rrouft bon tpirtsi.
der Sanoarbsit gu nntsrideioen mare;
bic ibsr ben aoitsnpuntt bieles Pro-
bllttes aufseleIte Bers9nuns ersibt.
baB iih bic preiIe benienisen Der SSnri>
tations< SpiBen glei4itelsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

= SGluue Wilberer. Mn Der nieoer,
ldnoiI6en Grcnse, ntht nett BON Gsn>
loo, liegt Elm prddtigs5 abeli9es Betty
tbum, oas regen ieines Wilorei9thums
bsriitmt 1T. gesreifli6erpeiie parert
Observation-Disclosures Iehr oarauf err
pi6t, aus cielem auBeroroentlihen Wiloz
itanb Tuben gil 3ieben +; lire gemiihun@
gen ifsitsrten ieoo4 an Der @a6idmz
teit bes 9erpalters unD 5orIters. Gines
Cages b0rten Spei bsriihtigte Wilperer,
Der aoelige BETTER Des Gutes lei nit
Isiner iungen Srau fir einise Sage pers
reilt ; lie faBten oarauf ben plan. Die
tra6iamen gedmieu hereinaule9en. SIN
erItsr 2inie perl6afIten lie IiG SiItens
tarter nit BEN nphltonenoen Tdmeit
bon uno gu ....", ltedten Iih in Elm
anRGnbiges Sdgobabit unb begaben iid)
sann gum SGlofle oes aoeligen Serrn,
no Der Joritsr ibuen au leinem 2sio@
tpeIen mittheilte, bab Der Serr Baron
uno bic @nGbieite ~perreiIt ieien. Die
bsioen 6erren ,pon uno 81 -. ., nell
DIE nit FOLDER Smpertinens uno Sod
nGSigteit auitraten. nab Die geamten
Itets in 6albmpnbItelung perhdrrten.
fanben biss Iebr %unansenebm, gerubten
isop6 nit Gem in 0emuth ger lieBenoen
S0ritsr bas Saapfelp gu inipi5iren. Die
Snipsttipn perlief nnh @uni9. Wit
einem He6bod, Ia Sdien. 8 &aninaen
unb elmer Wilotase trufcn lie am lelben
gbsno mod bel ibren aumpanen lenIeits
Ger Grsn5s Elm, nafnem Der Serr Ser
naltsr lie in sieener Perion in Der Gerr@
I6uItliGen autlde CUR udfiten Citation
aefa6ren tdtte. Sa Die Wtloerer 10 boz
lib rarsn, li9 bsi Dem aneligen Germ
fir ben ss6abtsn GenuB gu beodnten,
piro er rcbl audi nidt gu itreng geger
feline geamtsn psrfabren, penen Die @eibz
na6tsfreupe prA sans unc gar psrsdllt
iein pirfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09
-9err 2epnbarb Qant

9err Sepnbdro Hdngi
@%roBbdnpler in Snnsbrud, bat, ana
gerest burd bic b. Siebsrer'i9e Wais
ienitiftuns. in ieinsm unb ietner Sc.
mablin Namen cine Stiftuns fir bic
senannte Stabt gema9t, inbem er ietn
in oerMaria : Sbereiiaitrabe selescnss
9dus. bas ebsmalige !Sotel nDfterrei.
9ii4er 9of" Der Stabt Snnsbrud als
Natbhdus unter Der 8eDineung pio-
mete. bab bic Stabt ais @ntselt fir
oieie Wiomung elm Stuoentens unS
9e~brlinasbeim erbaue. Sn bteiem fol,
len tiinftisbin Die 3Oglinge oes Sies
berer'f9en 8aiisnbauiss ibre tpeitere
@%usbilouns erbalten, pdbrenb ben aus
benz SiebererfGen Waiienbauie aus.
tretenoen MGS6en gum 3pede ibrer
I%usbilouns bier Sabre nit Stipsnbisr
bon iGbrli9 1900 @ulben be1timmt,
Der 9emeinberdtb bat in bic 2epnbard
anb Clara 2ang'i&e Stiftuns unteH
Iebbaften Oantesbesspsungsn argss
upMmsna-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

8isle Muideln beIiBen i'm SuBe cine
SriiIe, Die cine Sa'eriubItdu5 d6icne
cert. 0ieie pient Den Sbieren CUR @ns
teitung an &lippen, am Meeresgrunoe
II. T. M. S6cn i'm Qltertbum puroe DIR
gart Der Stedmuiaei (rPinna")) 5u Sc
pe6en cerarbeitet, beIpnoers Der rPinna
Np6itis". Die Yinnen le6en in Den bel
zen uno esmGBtgten Meeren uno erreiz
den gum She'll cine 2dnge bon 3pei5uB,
tp;e Die rpinna Squamoiu" bes Wtit=
telmeeres. Die alteu perfertisten bonn
9arte pisisr Muideln toit6are losez
nannte S~phussene6e. 4ud 9eute madt
man in llnteritdlien uno in Siiofrantz
reid baraus 8eflehte uno Webereien,
iebeh me6r e:r &urioiitdt pegen, als
oab elm Sanpelsartitel' baraus piiroe.
Man fann lie b%eionoers in Palermo u.
2ucca antrefIen. Neuerpinss peroen in
oieien unb anpersn Stdotsn Staliens,
Sarpiniens uno bon Goriica audi
Stands, Stube, Sanci4ube, Utiiben,
@elobDrIen II. +. NJ. aus Dem Bart: Der
,pinna" sema9t. Man finoet oieie an
BEN &iiiten Don Goriica unb Saroinien,
bon Malta uno Gicilien uno on Der
aansen tpeitsitalieniI6en Siiiie in sros
BEN Msngen, beIonoers in itilen Suf=
ten nit S6lammgruno, ND lie in elmer
Siefe BON Is Biz 20 SUB meilt in sroz
ZEN Mengsn bei chamber iiben. 8eim
Sanee pirb bic MuIGel nit tammarti=
gen, e~iIernen SnItrumenten absetrabt.
Man iammelt ben Bart, reinigt ibn NIT
Seifenpa1sr, tdmmt i'm aus. I'm Su
bide pber 9ebrofsne SGoen gu e%ntfernen,
uno ertGlt etird elm 9rittel Hettpgez
pitt na9 Der Reinisuns. Run fperpen
etrpa brei 5dben oes 9artes nit einsm
Geipenfaben Suiammenssippnnen. Der
10 erbaltene 5apen miro nit WaKer,
oas nit elm psnig Sitrpneniaft per=
mii6t 1T, npdmals setpaiden, nit Der
Sano gerieben uno odnn nit pldtteiIen
seplGttet. Dim gnbe Der prpsebur se@
mint man einen iGOnen b~raunli4zsol=
aelben SSdben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09
uerf0ie0enes

= Die groBs Glode in SdaffbuuIen,
Die aus Dem Sabre 1856 Iiarnmt unD
oaS MiOttc gu S9i1er's nGieb ppn Der
Glode" g~elieT:rt fat, tann felt einiger
3eit nift mefr geldutet meroen. Ha6z
cem i6on i'm porisen1 Safrfunbert am
Ranbe elm siem.i6 sroBss Stiid a6ge=
iprungen mar, Fat ii9 neuerOings Elm
neuer, groPer aiB gebiloet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

nabm in benz 3immer Der SeGier cine
genaue 9ausinduna Dor unb entpedte
oa cine unglau6li9e Qn5aGl polt
S6mutsegenitdnoen, ettpd lao pddr
S6uhe, 300 paar Striimpfe, gauge
Stpbe bon &leipern unb @di6e un3
idIieBli9 ii6er 10000 8rancs in Wert61
pdpieren. Slorence Seller, Die nit
einem Wcndtsgebalt Bon 80 5runcs bed
Garoero6e Der i'm Soipitul psritprbsner
Ferlonen porItanb, batte I'M 2auTe oer
q SATIRE bic itattlide Sunme pOn
100000 5rancs auiammengeitoblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

SronungsItrafe, tpelde i'm tpegen Ser
laIIens ieines YcItens ni6t gei9sntt
lperoen %fpnnte. per6iibt ; er fat ii6 aber
porgenommen, Bel ettraigen neiteren no,
mantiiGen Q%bsnteuerrl, in pel6e er iif
einlaBt, nit grOBerer GorIiht gu pers
fafren, ais Bel benz auf Gem @eIpenIterz
1Giffe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09
; Gine periunfsne Muiiffapene.

= Cine p~eriuntene Muiitfapele. %.
2uitiaes 2e6en berridte auf Der Sis
ildde oes Spleriees bel Sremen ; psnn
aud bic Surmubren Der naben Stabt
IGon bic neunte Stunbe bertiinoet bats
ten unb oas GisfeIttOnsert ii1 Isinem
Gnbe nabte. 10 oadte bod nod feiner
ans Ssimseten. Gin eisentbiimli9 reisz
boiler @nblid mar es. Die sablrei1e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

0urd einen 3ufal purbe i'm So
ipital 2ariboiiiere in Yaris pas psrs
breheriiGe Sreiben elmer 4nseIteltsn
entpedt, oas felt pulen % Sabren
pdbrte. Der Setonpm pes Spipitals be-
mertte auf einem @unosanse burd bic
Simmer Der @nseitellten in Dem S6rante
Der 4Sidfrisen Slurenee Seller peri9ies
pens WaideItiide, Die benz Soipital se=
bDrten. gr Itellte lie peshalb sur ReSs
uno babel perpidelte bic SELLER Iih oerz
mabsn in Wicsriprii2e, bab Der Bon benz
gorfaae perltGnoigte Director ben poliz
seitpmmihGr Mauriee ruien lieB. 9isler
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-09

Nur Weniass lit nod bi~nsusufiigen.
gerineere Miibs, als bic lleberpGltigung
hires Siibrers, madte bic Gefanssns
nabme Der ii6rissn. Bon Sil rsdtssitig
6endhriGtist. jastsn Die SDte Der
rHiobe", bsnen lid nah unp naA nod,
8Dte Der anoereu I'M Safen liegenren
&rieasi6iffe anssldlpien batter. balp
bas IGnsrIdlige Tabrseus aui. in mel
diem bic @erbreher cas bobe Mser gu
erreifen 1u6ten. @pn WiperItano gsz
asniiber BEN sahlreiAen gegnern tonnte
feine Rebe isin. uno 10 ersaben iih Die
Gerbrefer auf @naoe uno unsnaoe.
@elten toItbarsn Sang man aber ses
than, bas ssiste Die llnteriuduns Der
nGd5Iten Sage, ipel6s es in Der Shat
tlarlsste, bub man cine scfGhrlide Die
besbanoe uuissbObsn babe. Sas san3e
Wrad mar pplsepadt bon geItpbleneH
Waaren, iibsr beren Serbleib Die Yplisei
piafa6 ppltpmmsn iru4t!oie NaAfors
I6unsen angsIte1t batte. Die Serbreher
murben ins gsfdnsniB abaeiiibrt, I'm
ibrer percienten Gtrafe anbeim5uialen ;
ibr @Goelsfibrer mar Der iroii6en
Rsdtsbarteit entSpsen.
Srsi Sage ipGter lidtete bic rNiobs"
bic qnfer. 8ils WunSe, bic nrr bon
sinem StreifiduB fsrriibrte, mar fat
tpieosr sebsilt ; Hidaro bate bic tlsine
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-07
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. D. Spreck-
els & Bros. They have not. so far.
encouraged any trade between
San Diego aud Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-07

The noble ones who have liveC
among Us have not left Us; they only
truly came TO Us when they departed
and they were then kissed by Us into
immortality tGoethe),
I Every ambitious young man
is bold navigator, like Columbus
upon the sea. eager TO sail beyond
the always sinking horizon of Wis
ion. for the discovery of new lands
of pleasure, of honor, and great
reward.
Three years ago, today. the Di-
vine lot for the honor of dying for
his country was east in this place,
and the honor fell To Charles
Luut Carter. To those who loved
him. there was assigned Il share
in the pItiful sacrifice, and OF the
lasting honor of it.
At the flashing of a gun, while
the currents of life bounded in his
veins. his hand fell from the helm,
his voyage was arrested. his vision
Of hope and love and reward above
and beyond the horizon vanished.
and, having drawn the lot. he fac
ed the mystery of mortality. with
the confidence and simplicity OF a
child.
No man has come to true greatness.
who has not felt in some degree that
his life belongs TO his race, and that
what God gives him. he gives for man
kind.
He died in his home. where the
ocean leans on the land. On this
anniversary of his death. is there
not Il dirge in the voices of the |
breakers on the Waikiki shore. /
rising TO solemn ''Angelus" of /
an annunciation of his sacrifice?
The faithful of the Roman
church stand uncovered. when the
AngeIuS Feal~ the annuncia
ton of One coming to die for all
men We stand also uncovered
when the AngeIuS of the waves re
,alls the sacrifice Of one who died
for his country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-07
SCROFULA
II is Foul 5Iood's Advertise
ment
But IL IS Soon Cured by HoeS-s
SarSapariIla-

Yes, Scrosula, ifanything. may be called
the advertisement of foul blood. Il : .Se
scOurge of the world Offensive. pagaful.
facilitating, stubborn and wen nigh
uncomfortable.
Outward applications do not cure. they
only drive the difficulty 70 new quarters.
Emollients may psIliate. thsy came.
abolish the evil There i bar one sure
way out, and that is TO eliminate the
faint from the blood.
There is one remedy that can eject this.
and it is the only one that, 50 far A. ne
know, has almost invariably succeeded-
even where the system hiss been poisoned
by long years OF faint, and the ravaRs= 70
be repaired are tremendous. That remedy
Is Hoods Sarssparills. Read this:
My daughter was afflicted with I'm
pure blood There We're running sorr-
all over her body and they caused her
much suffering. We tried medicines that
were recommended as blood purifiers.
but could not see that they did any good.
friend told me about Hoods Sarsaus-
rilla and began giving the girl ned
icine. The result was that she was per-
feetly cured after taking a few bottles.
She has had no symptoms of scrofula
sores since that time" MARIETTA N.
SMITH, South MiddlebOro, Mass.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-07

possible Il may take - ne color q a
somewhat elaborats social aanctIoh
with the ladies % The Cabinet In attend
ance. The welcome 70 the WASTE 4ouss
may include military display aaa Z
may Be quiet and thorOughly democrar-
&c. That all depends upon the proxr4aa
as prepared oy Secretary sherman aeA
President Mckinley.
The day following he retain cali -
President Mckinley u9ou Prtsiaezf
Dole. or nor later ths= The az afse<
that the President % The United States
will invise the President q the HAsair
70 a State dinner. which viii certainly
be a big affair. At this thinner Pres-
den, Dole viii sit either A. ne rixat q
President Mckinley or elsewhere 3D.
side Mrs Mckinley. Il Is more han
likely that the visitor win 81, a. nc
right OF the President
President Dole. Major Iaukea and Dr..
F. R. Day leave BY the : 5. Peru today.
Mrs. Dole viii not go 20 Washiarsca
with the President Upon arrival N
san Francisco the Presidential party
viii take quarters at the Occidental
hotel. but viii not remain there long
departing as soon as NAV Re FOR Wash-
ingtoI.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-07
M% =sy s:,.ss
ASHFORDS CASE.

/ c. ". 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 insurrection of %. including
those said by Joaquin Miller 10 be
sentenced TO death for a 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 il because he is a 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 a meeting
of the committee in 1857, 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 10 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-
lidcal 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 c. $. 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.
1t looks somewhat childish to
keep him out MA" said the
small boy, Il want to ask all the
boys to come to my party, but not
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-07

Jimmy, Ii Jimmy comes he viii
lick me. Refusing Ashford per
mission TO return is in itself. a
confession of weakness, which to
Us is intOlerable. To make him
an exception to the general elem
eney 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 ease
and that ought 10 be quite
enough.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-07
VALDEMAR KNUDSEN.
The Aged Citizen Had Seen Much
of the World.

OF the w GRID.
The funeral of the late Valdemar
Knudsen, of Kauai, was held from the
Arlington hotel at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. As he had requested that
there be no pall-bearers, six policemen
were sent by the Government to act
as bearers of the casket. The religious
service was conducted by Rev. Alex.
Macintosh. E. A. Williams was the
undertaken
In many quarters yesterday there
were remarks on the good qualities of
the kamaaina who had passed away.
Mr.. Knudsen during his long residence
on the Islands was an especial friend
and helper of the natives. He advanc-
ed money to scores of them, but never
took a mortgage on kuIeana. stock or
house. One of his last transactions
was 10 give native who wanted $40
or $50 for lumber for house, a blank
order on dealer The native took
several hundred dollars worth of mate
rial and was paying the money back
as rapidly as he could.
Mr.. Knudsen was a college bred
man, being well educated in his native
tongue and man Of cultivation. His
life had been until he came to the ISL
ands that Of a wanderer fond of adyen-
ture. He was in California in the DAYS
of '49 and made money as a merchant
Before that he was in business in New
York He was making a trip across
the Pacific when he stopped at Kauai
and decided TO make his home there.
In California in the early days. Mr..
Knudsen was naturally in contact with
the reckless element that fiocked to
the bonanza fields. One evening two
men with blankets came to his cabin
and asked for leave to remain over
night. He gave it. They sympathized
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-07
To DISSOLVE INJUNCTION.
Oahu Railway 80 Moved Circuit
Court YeSterSiav.


The o. Il. & L. Co. petiJiOned the
Court yesterday 10 dissolve the tenn
porary injunction granted the Minis
ter of the Interior 70 restrain the rail-
way company from continuing with
condemnatory proceedings 20 extend
their wharf facilities AT the Eva end OF
the harbor. The defendants ask 70 be
head on the motion at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The motion is based on several
grounds. among which is included that
the temporary injunction restraints the
defendant from exercising legal rights
conferred upon il under the Act to PFC
vide for the promotion of steam rail-
roads on this Island. Another is that
under the existing contract between
the railroad and the Government the
Minister is estopped from claiming.
and has lost any rights it might other
wise have TO take possession OF the
property in the controversy.
Attached to. and made a part OF the
motion are affidavits Of B. F. billing
ham and S. NJ. Ballou. and correspond
enee relating TO the property between
the railroad company and the Minis
ter of the Interior, covering a period Of
a year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-01-07
ANNEXATION NOTES

The most important item OF
news from Washington is that re
garding prOtectOrate for Ha-
wall We have always believed
that a prOtectOrate would be the
refuge of some American states
men who were not inclined 10
favor absolute annexation. The
discussion Of such measure is
naturally in order. If the -Amerf-
can statesmen should refuse 10
take the final step of annexation.
and make a protectOrate the ulti-
matum, We would probably ac-
cept il. But a short experience
would convince them that the
final step must be taken. 1t Is
highly probable that a full dis
eussion Of the plan will bring it
into disfayor.