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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
ANOTHER GREAT DISCOVERY

SEATTLE, Jan 27.--The first news
from the Golovin bay district Of Alaska
to be received here since the close Of
navigation has been brought by Edward
Seabern, of San Francisco, who left
there November 49, Seabern tells OF q
strike made ON Neukuk river that rivals
the Klondike. This was found by man
named Campbell, in almost the limits Of
Council City, between the mouths OF
Ophir and Melsing creeks, and turned
out SO to the pan.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
NOTHING DECIDED UPON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. G.-After the
cabinet session today, two cabinet OH
GERS. when asked regarding the Philip
pines said that ait no time In the cab
met session had the president expressed
TO the cabinet his intentions as to the
final disposition OF the islands and added
that the president has not determined
what disposition the interests Of the
United States would make necessary.
Most OF tosiay's session was devoted TO
the administrative details OF the tariff.
customs and post service on the islands
now occupied by the United States.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
BAnFoURs IRISH LETTER.

NEW YORK. Jan. GA Times dispatch
from London says: On the whole the re-
ception of Mr.. Balfour's letter concern
ing the Irish university scheme has been
favorable. The Irish-Cathollc press re-
ceives the proposal warmly. The Times
adopts cautious attitude and the iib.
erals are more enthusiastic than the
conservatives. There has been no time
vet for opposition, neither non-conform-
list nor Orange, to develop, as the letter
took the public by surprise
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
EGAN CASE
CONCLUDED
Court. Martial Fixes Commits
sary Generals Punish
ment at Dismissal.
VERDICT SOON REACHED
INldI DUulu blOuBub III ibo IhhS-
ings FOrty-fiye Minutes
After Case Ended.
CLEMENCY MAY BE ASKED
Eagan's Friends Will Request Presi-
dent Mckinley TO Detail Him
10 Garrison Duty.
CLEMENcY MAY BE ASKED

CHICAGO. Jan IA special 10 tho
Times Herald from Washington says:
Dismissal from the military service Of
tho United States without any r,cDm-
mcndation Tor clemency. is the verdict
passed by tho court-martial upon Com
mAaary General Eagan for his recent
yirulrut attack upon Major General
Miles. The verdict was reached wqthin
q minutes after the trial ended today,
Notwithstanding the nature OF the
courts conclusions, the president can
exercise cicmency II he so desires. and
General Eagan's friends will urge that
his punishment De confined 10 relieving
him from the dut!es Of comm!ssary gen
cral Of subsistence and TO detail him TO
garrison dtEy
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
PIPE IRON COMBINE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 27,-A story has been
printed to the effect that a leading COM
bination Of the manufacturers OF pipe
iron has Just been made with Franklin
D. Locke. of Buffalo, as the principal
organizer 1t is said that the new COM
blnation would be authorized to issue
81, ,OOO,O 900 worth of stock. Mr.. Locke said
last night that the report was not based
on. facts. There has been some talk OF
eastern companies getting together" he
added, 'qn the hope OF securing some
thing like more amlcable trade union
This talk has not brought about the de-
sired effect.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
WARM WAVE IN CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jam G--An unusu-
ally warm wave for this time of the
year has been lowering over California
for the past three days, the temperature
in the central part averaging about 80
degrees. In some places it went far above
this figure The present spell is the warm
est that has prevailed at this season since
the records OF weather conditions we're
kent
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28

WILL PREVENT AN ELECTION.
HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. GA caucus
of democratic senators and representa-
tives was held this afternoon at which 1t
was decided to remain away from to-
morrow's and Mondays session OF the
joint assembly. Many of the legislators
have business to attend to. and to pre-
vent the election Of United States sena-
tor by the republicans they have decided
10 absent themselves from the conven-
ton. The anti-Quay republicans have
taken similar action.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
STEPHEN DOUGLAS WIFE DEAD.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2I--Mrs. Robert
Williams, formerly wife of stephen A.
Douglas, is dead. She was one Of the
most brilliant figures in Washington
society life since the days OF Dolly Madl-
son.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-01-28
AGoNCILLo ADVISED
FIGHTING THE AMERICANS
His Dispatch to Aguinaldo Was Inter
cepted-Dewey and Otis Informed
OF His Plans.

CHICAGO, Jam "a special to the
Record from Washington says: When
Agoncillo learned that the senate had
set a day fer voting on the ratification
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

H- n:tIo. sind die einZigen Pill
IIOOU > fliiSii len init Hoods Sarsa-
parilla zu nehmen. All DrOgulsten. % cents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

Gin @iirgeriu=@rief. Cine
ieltene ~llrtunoe, Elm giirgerin=Sri
Der por SO Sobreu aus9eitellt tuoroen
lit, muroe tiirSlid, ME bic n@piiii6e
3eituns" beridtet, Dem Ma9ilirat BON
Berlin nit Der gitte nm lluteritiibung
Der beoiiriti9en Subelbiirgerin iiber=
rei6t. Ter Sert bes am II. September
l649 aus9eiertigten Srieies lautct:
.g8ir, Sberbiirgermeilier, Siirger=
meilier uno &atb Der &onigliden preu=
bilden Saupt= unc &e%iioenSitaot ger=
lin, ertldren hermit, baB @ir Tim
Serte tbatiG6li6 grpB gei6rieben) Die
permittpete &orbmader Glaier. SOrp=
thee Senriette, 9eborene Gubui6, als
4ubmaderin. auf ibr aesiemenoes @n=
iuden, uno mad beigebratter Gualifi-
tation CUR @iirgerinn angenommen,
iclbi9e aud oeren, elmer bieiigen @iir=
oerinn suIie6enoen, Gedte uno @pbl=
tbaten t~beilbaitig MAIDEN molten. SO
nun oieielbe, CUR @erii6erung i6rer
Sreue uno hires 8eboriams, nads
iiebenoeu Gio 9~eleiltet bat: SD, Spros
thee Senriette pernittpete 0laIer, 9e'
borene Gubui6, i1w0re gu GOtt, Dem
@llmddtigen uno 4llmiiienoen, BAT
Seiner Sonigli6en Majeltlt BON Yreu.
zen, meinsm allsrgndoi9Iten Serrn, it
untertbdNig, treu uno 9eboriam iein.
meinen Gorgeiebten milli9e 6olge lei
fen, meme Yili6ten ais Siir9crinn &C.
piiienbait eriiillen uno gum gSpbl oes
Gtautes uno Der @emeine, gu Der i'd
gebore, mad allen meinen &rditen NIT
ipirten mill; 10 uabr mir Gott gu,
Geli9teit BELLE ourd ieinen Sobn,
Scum Gbriitum; 10 lit ibr oieier @ilr'
gerbrief ertbeilt noroen. urtunolid
unter unierem Staot=Sniiesel; 60 &C.
i6eben Berlin, ben II. Septembe,
lS4S." Die Subilarin bat ii4 ipdte1
in speitcr Gbe nit einem S4neiosr'
meiIter p%erbeiratbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Scr mittlere Gua(dnbcr.

William Sprog9ett, Der omittlsre
Gn9ldnoer," 1T am ~. Sanudr 1864
in 2~Ougbborou9b in Der Grafitait Gei-
celter 9eboren; iein Batter fannie aus
berielben Staot, feline Mutter bom
2anoe. Gr bat ii6 1899 in icinsm 20.
Sabre p%erbeiratbet nit Sane Gopies,
beren Same teltii6en llriprung pers
rGtb; iie iiano i'm 81. Sabre. Sic wur=
ben in elmer Stride getruut. bic Spro0=
9ett lett ieiner &inobeit ni6t mebr bs=
treten bate. Sn iieben Sabren iino
@eioen nun flint &inoer 9eboren, orei
Snaben uno 3pei Wdo6en; BON ben
Gnaben 1T elmer bereits 9eIiOrben.
Spro9gett bat nur bis gum eliten Sabre
bic S6ule beiudt, feline 6rdu bis gum
spOlIten BON ielnen beioen &nabeu
be'udt Der Gltere bic S6ule uno 1T Elm
auf9epedter 9eiunoer Sunge, Der onoere
5eigt i6pn Spuren BON Nerpoiitdt.
Spro99ett lit 5 6ub z 3oll grub uno
wiest $50 en9liide Yiuno, feline 6ruu
bat 5 SUB 2 3pll uno wiegt 100
. funo. geioe iino siemli1 9eiuno;
er mar leBtes Sabr MIR adt Sage
trant: er oiirite 68 Sabre alt meroen
uno am Is. MdrS 1882 an einem ner-
p0ieu 2eioen iterben ; feline Srau iiber=
lebt i'm I'm orei Sabre uno itirbt an
Srun6itis. Gr lit in elmer Strumpi-
fabrit tei6Giti0t uno peroicnt our6=
i6nittli6 "a Wart Is Yfenri9e bic
gSp6e; angeian9en bat er nit so
Yiennige td9li6 i'm II. Sabre. Seine
Srau betommt Is Mart Sausbaltungs=
gelo. 8eipart bat er 420 Murt, Die auf
Der Y~pitipartaiie e~ingeSablt limb. @on
Der e%rtpdbnten Ginnabme geben m06ent=
lid - MGrt GO Yiennige fir Giien
uno Srinten oarauf wobei 80 Qien=
nige Den NltObpl9etrdnten 9emiomet
iino; 3 Mart 50 Yienni9e toIten Die
Mietbe, 60 9ienni9e Die Gerii6erun=
gen. Gr ipobnt in ainem Sauie BON
bier 3lmmern, BON oenen ems als
99obniimmcr, ems OILS Slide uno strei
ais S6luiSimmer oienen. Gr i6idt
l1brlt6 30 Srlete, 10 YoIitnrtcn uno
% Srudla6en tort; feline Siblipt6et
beltebt aus elmer gibel, aus Dem 0jebet=
bu6 ieiner Srau, Elm paur Soften eirer
SbateIpcare=Nus9nbe uno elmer olten
3eiti6riit. Cine 3eirung bait er ni6t,
or fault rur Sulucilen ein Sportbl0tt,
oenn or iii Dem g9ttten erqebeu. Gr
trG9t teinen Sragen, MIR bel beionoereu
8ele9cnheiten lmeiltet er lid eincn BON
Papier, iOnit begnii9t er lid nit Dem
SNlstu9. Gin SaiGentu6 permenoet
er nrr, I'M iein Mittageiien BARN gu
trdgen, cine 3uhnbiirlt tie tennt er ni6t.
SoA lit anSuertennen, oab er iii jtotn
SamItag @beno "rafirfn llbt.-Ser
Seier miro i6on gemertt bnben, pe@balb
@illiam Sproggctt 10 piel Gbre erUie=
len piro, eben luegen ieiner Gelu0bn=
litteit. Gr iii Der -mittlere Gngldr=
oer," ME i'm Der Stutiltiter Soiepb
Sacobs tonitruirt uno in Der Sort
ni9btlp&epiep" unldngIt gei6iloert bat.
Gr beiBt 9Silliam, neil oas Der bGu=
figiie gornume lit, CT pcBnt in 2ou9b=
bO,Ough neil bort Der S6werpuntt
Der enalii5en SepOlterun9 iii, II. +. ~.
IS wdre niGt unsben, 10 fiigt bic
r6rantiurisr 3citung" oieier GbOratte=
riitit binSu, wenll Elm oeuti6er Stas
t~iliiter einen oeutiden Gurdi6nitts:
meniden oieiem Gngldnoer einmal CUR
Seite iiellen uno oaSu nod ,mittlere"
Yreuben, Sadien, Sapern II. I. N.
tonltruiren ppllte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
[tenQel 6in.

Ien9el lin.
ga, Manu."
Sie S6peiter fubr nit Dem &opie
berum.
.@9int Oh uobl!-@eun oas Grcb.
mutter iiebt!"
.Nu-i6 pero' i'm ia mil mid
elei6 ireiien," tnurrte Der Strpl6.
y@ie beebt Gid oenn, Glecner?"
.6eroinuno-geraoe ME 8roBpater. "
Gas MdoGen mar glsi6ialls pom
Stubl aui9eiprungen uno Sog Den tlei-
men Snaben wieoer an ibren Slid sus
rid.
rSb 9u glsi6 iortGebit BON benz
bDien, gariti9en Mann! !"
Sic beioen Ginoer iebten ii9 wieoer
5uiammen uno pertieften ii1 in i6re
friibere &ci6dftigung. Ser tleine Ser
oinano rei1te ieinem ShmeIterden Die
Slumen 81 uno adtcte uiAt Teiter oui
ben b0'en gOrItigen Wann, Der in finite
rem griitCu oui0B uno teinen Slit bon
ben Sinoern OertuGuote.
Gnoli6 ma Der &ran5 iertig. Sas
WlGohen 'tano auf uno beielti0te i'm
auf Dem alten @iloe, oas iiber Dem
Sppba bling.
r9u Eat mobl Den SrGn, fir Den
8lltcn GroBOater 8emudt?" irngte Der
feline Seroindno.
rSa ireili6 ! Muttcr bat es mir nod
auf9etragen, ais lie beute 6riib meg
fubr. Worgen it 0roBputers Geburts-
tag. ga mus i'd allie Sabre cinen
GranS I'm 'ein Bib MADDEN"
Ser feline 6ercin0no ianote pieoe,
einen i4euen 9iif na6 Dem Strol1
9iniiber.
YNibt wubr, Der GroBputcr III tein
bOier, 9arlti9er Wtann?"
,Neir, Der 8robpater III Elm ic6r
gutter Mann. Die Mutter iu9t: 6rpb-
batter pobnt oben i'm Simmel beim
lieben 0ott, mo l0uter quite Meni6en
ipobnen. llno er bat uns @eioe iebr
lieb."
.Sa, i'd tpeiB," iagtc Der tleine Ser
oinano. olno menn es II bulo 99cib-
na6ten riro. oann i6ift er mir nieoer
ourd oas Ghrilttino6en 10 Elm id0nes,
idOres SduutelpIero. SD babe aud
ben 8rOsouter iebr lieb uno bette ale
Ibeno: Sieber GOtt, lei gut nit benz
lieben 0rpbpater !"
Srauten in Der 6erne b0rte man cas-
&ollen zines @a9ens. Gie Gleiuen
jubelteu auf.
.Sa tommen @ater uno Wutter irie-
oer!"
Gas Mdoden fegte idnell Die lleber-
bleibiel oes &rans9epinoes pom Slid
berab in Den &orb uno nabm ben tlei=
men Sruoer an Die Suno. Seelenper=
9niigt eilten Die beioen Sinoer b%inaus,
UNI Die beimtebrenoen Gltern 81 be-
griiben.
4ber Der alte 3anolirei6er mar aud
per'6wunoen. Oils er oas &pllen oes
gSa9ens pernabm, mar er a%uigeiprun=
gen uno bate ellenos Die gSirtbsItube
p%erlaIicn. SEPT iiano er ~orduBcn, mod
in Der NGbe oes Snuies, aber unii6t=
bar in Der itpdiinlieren &egenna6t.
Gr lab, pie Der Magen Dor benz
Sauie belt. 9ie bebGbige, reoieli9e
S6pie9crmutter, nit Der er pprbin oas
GeiprG6 iib,r ben 6eroinano Soil uno
Die WariOnne aefiibrt bate, eridien
in Der Shire nit elmer brennenoen
S0terne. Sm Stein oes 0i6tes tonnte
er oeutli9 %ertennen, ME cine blii1enoe,
i6lant gepOtiere 6rau eilenos aus
Dem @aQen iiic9 uno Die beioen 9inoer
nit 9llttrGblenoen Nu9en in bic @rme
i9loB.
ga panote er oas piloe, perpittcrte
8eii6t nb.
.gtee, bier milf i6 lieber tuot lin, als
le6enoig."
limb er i9ritt binaus in bic talte,
iioffinItcre &e9enna6t.
Zen &eieoaiiengel, ben inn Der tleine
6eroinano gci6entt bate, belt er mod
in Der Sano. Gr pubte es mobl ielbli
ni9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
rttprmuH

2ebrer: .Mar, tannt 0u mir
pielleitt einsn Sab 'a9en, in peldem
cine gr0dnsuns i'm ,weiten Sale pprs
tpmmt?"-W n: Ser arante beoarf
oes @r,tes. "-9ebrer: r&i6ti9 (oann
gu g9illi, Der ii6 iiiirmii9 meloet, fort.
fabreno): Na, mas willt gu oenn?"
-@illi (Spbn zines @r,tes): Bite.
Serr 2ebrer, Der Mar bat etuas Sal.
ides seiast, ss beibt: Ser srst bsoari
oes Granten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
RrTd1rtnr,u.

6reunb: .Gu 9ldn,elt ia Dor
Ssreuoe. 2ann man nobl al einem Grs
fpla 9ratuliren?" -Si6terlins:
,8eipib, benn man LEFT meme 8s-
bi6te-ein &eoatteur bat mid beute bel
Der @etourniruns msiner Gin%ienoun9en
eriudt. i9 modte In 3utunit leierlid
lA~a;h>w ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Gin lueilben nod
Don alar 6rBler.


gtn @ahtelihlagl Die Iebrs reift,
Som metheu Sommertpino l~eltretit.
SingS Niobn i'm rotbeu Ssioentlsio,
s 1T cine title SegeuS;eit. .
tlno 1T Elm iouusnlihtsr Steg,
Gin mlrbeuitiler 0ihttripeg,
Der 10 I'M Iebrsnrauitsn gsht,
Son gelben 9almsn iiberwebt.
Gin @eildeu nod uuo Sibelflaug.
piei beut elm g&iuo oaS Selo eutlang,
Der mari eiu Ntobublatt mir ms Saar:
. mar letter @rub pom miioen Sabr.
limb fern lab ih ourh'S Nebrenwebn
auh eiuen itillen Stuitter gebu:
Suig wei6eS Sltio, 500 luerieloeiu,
Som grab ben 8ihtsrtsis bereiu.
&eiu @ras am @runos bog ietn 6u6,
Gr girg poriiber ohne @ruB,
limb nal mte Sihtltliugeu bod:
' Gin &eilten not, Elm @eilheu uodi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

periallsns aaff rausjepubt bat. Sas 10
mid, pie bel arme Seite. Sor', cller
9ruber, bas mGr MID libel. tpenn 9u
Gid bier rinlsjsn, IN i'm areiie Seiner
2ieben Seinen frieoli4en 2ebensabeno
perbrinsen tbdtet."
@ieosr ilos oas t%oboloartise 8rln'
fen iiber iein 8eiiht.
,g9erben bic Gene Sreioe 9aben!"
Mit bei6leunistem S4ritt sins er
aui oas 8eboit gu. Grit mubte er am
garten3aun sntlanS 9eben, ebs er oas
Wobnbaus errei6ts. Ta bas Mntpsisn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

Sir SUNG @abaour, Der Pre-.
m%ierminilier bes &0niss bon Nepaul.
bat ii9 cine Gopfbeoeduns aniertisen
Iaiien, bic nit Siamanten i'm @ertbe
BON 80. SOC, 900 beiebt uno bon einem
ein,i9en 8ubin bon unbere9enbarem
Wertbe eetront lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Tolarnbe Mncfbotr iuiro bon cine

6nlgrnoe Mncfbotc ipiro bon cinem
N~amenspetter Nuorees in gerliner milf
tdrii6sn &reiien erSGblt. @ei elmer Der
lebten Observation-Disclosures iru9te Der
&aiier einen angebenoen Yaterlanos-
pertbeioissr: .gSie bcibt gu. mein
Sobn?" mprauf Der &etrut nit moS=
lidli reslemsntsmdbiser S6neioisteit :
.Qnorse, Gp. Wajeiidt! !" antpOrtete.
@uf bic Grase oes Wpnarden: .g9eibt
Su aud, bab gu einen beriibmten Na-
menspetter bait?"-.3u gefebl, Gw.
Waislidt .@er bat Dir oas GEE
ia9t?"-.7 Ter Serr Sauptmann !" er.
tpioerte Der 8etrut. So" entgeSnete
Der 9aiier lddelno, runo mas bat Der
Serr Sauptmann Dir BON Teinem ga.
menspetter sr,dblt9"-.Gw. Maieitdt.
Der Serr Sauptmann bat seia9t, penn
Cir @noree man bod bios Indigenous
men bdtte !" mar bic @ntlport oes ltram=
men Grieaers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

Ole britii9e 8esieruns
perbrau6te lebtes Sabr 1884,
600 8allonen 9prnibnaps sur @nfers
tiauno bon rau1loiem Yulper.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Trhtra 3Nittrl.

,Was rettete ben Baron Dor benz
finansiellsn -rSciratb nit
elmer rei6en-H uine."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
SarsaparilIa

kurirt, well es die einzige wahre blutreini-
gende MediZin ist. PreiS 81; sechs fir So.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-16
some NEW DEVELOPMENTS
L. S. CUSTOMS DUTIES MAY BE
RESTRICTED.
Free Trade Between the United States
and Hawaii May Be in Agricultural
Products Only.

WASHINGTON, February 2.-Repre-
sentatives of Hawaii who are in the
city looking after the political or
business interests of the Islands are
much perturbed by the new develop
ments in the possible Congressional
policy toward our new possessions.
The people interested in Hawaii, it is
said, have just learned that there is
some difficulty in the Senate over the
passage of the bill extending the Gus
toms duties of this country.
The bill was introduced in the
House by the late Representative
Dingley, with the full approval of the
Treasury Department, and was passed
by that body without dissent. 1t was
expected that the Senate would be
equally prompt, but the Hawaiian
Commission has just been informed
that there is feeling among some
Senators that the entire customs du-
ties should not be extended to the ISL
ands, but that this country should
protect itself against possible cheap
manufacturing in Hawaii.
William \. Kinney of Honolulu. who
is here representing the Chamber of
Commerce and the Planters Associa-
ton, is earnest in calling attention to
the encouragement which would he
felt in Hawaii at the news of possible
delay. He. with others who were
spoken to. was satisfied that the adj
ministration had not changed its
mind, but was still sincere in desiring
the extension of American customs
laws to Hawaii.
"News is being taken by the steam
er leaving San Francisco today said
Mr.. Kinney, "that will startle and dis
courage Hawaii throughout its length
and breadth, namely, that influential
members of Congress are seriously
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of giving
to Hawaii only limited free trade with
the United States, which means in
plain English colonial status. and
that this sentiment is sufficiently
strong. probably, to postpone Hawai-
ian legislation for this session.
"This became apparent yesterday
when members of the Hawaiian Com
mission. appointed by the President to
recommend legislation for Hawaii
waited upon Senator Aldrich. the new
| chairman of the Senate Finance Com
mittee. to urge action this session up
on the House bill now in the hands OF
| that committee, extending the Onteo
! States customs laws as whole to la
wall. which was introduced by Repre-
sentative Dingley in the House shortly
before his last illness, upon the recon-
mendation of the Treasury Depart
ment, and passed by that body.
Senator Aldrich stated that, while
neither he nor the committee had de
cided definitely what to do. there
seemed to be a sentiment among some
of the Republican Senators in favor
of restricting free trade between Ha
wall and the United States to agricul
tural or natural products of Hawaii
! so as to shut out of the United States
manufactures made by cheap labor
and that this sentiment was apparent
| ly sufficiently strong to result in de
laying action on the bill in question
until next session"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-02-16
THE COLON STRIKE.
Request Made for Man of War to Pro-
tect British Subjects.

COLON, Colombia, February AT
Panama the steamship strikers who
were engaged by the month had petit
toned the governor to enforce payment
of their wages up to the date of the
beginning of the strike, these having
been withheld on account of breach of
contract. A conference was held at
the governors palace yesterday at
tended by agents of the steamship
company and the Panama railroad,
and 1t was agreed to increase the wag-
es per cent in silver per day, as well
as to make the payment of arrears
asked for in the petition. Nevertheless
the strike continues, the strikers de-
handing dollar in gold. The steamer
Advance arrived today with fifty la
borers at Fortuna Island.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, February g.
The British consul at Colon, Colombia,
it is reported here tonight, has cabled
the governor in chief and captain gen.
eral of Jamaica, Sir Augustus Hem
ming, requesting that a British man of
war be dispatched to Colon to protect
British subjects and property there.
This appeal tends to confirm previous
private advices that the lives of inof-
ed through the indiscriminate attempts
of the Colombian soldiery to suppress
the strikers and through the threaten
ed retaliatory efforts of the dockmen
and railway employees, which yester-
day threatened to precipitate a san
culinary crisis.
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