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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-05-26
THE DAWSON FIRE.
Woman who Caused 1t and Her Com
panions Have Been Arrested.


paniOns Have Been Arrested.
Victoria, b. c., May 24.--No fur
ther details OF the Dawson fire have
been received. The only accident
known to have occurred beiell a fire.
man, who was severely hunt about the
head by blazing log, which was
blown from burning building. 1t is
stated that the woman who unset the
lamp which caused tie 5sasAstnepha
and the other inmates and occupants
of the house have been arrested and
may be severely dealt with. A re-
port is also current here that only the
bank OF British North America Of the
chartered financial institutions was de-
stroyed, not both it and the Bank OF
Commerce.
Riley, Toklas and Humes, the men
who brought out the news OF the fire,
are reported to have collected hun
dreds and even thousands of dollars as
private mail-cairiers for the prompt
delivery of the communications of
which they were bearers. One of these
was addressed to the inspector of the
Bank of British North America, and
considerably reduces the amount of the
banks loss by fire. 1t is understood
that the record of the bank notes con-
sumed was destroyed with them, but
it is nevertheless quite possible that
this will not mean lost money.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-05-26
PROPOSITION 70 F|u|P|NOS
Commission Submits Rebels
a Form of Government.
ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE Liberal
Governor General 60 BE Appointed by
the President, Wnd an Advisory
Council Elected by Tie reopI0.

S9uncii hieeteo of ltle, 'oopto.
Manila, May "a. 2ro .essor synuIA
mann, head OF the United States Phil
ippine commission, today submitted
the following written propositions TO
the Filipinos:
While final decisions a TO form of
government is in the haslds of con-
gress, the president under his military
powers, pending the acton OF con-
gress, stands ready to ofEef the follow
ing form OF government: A governor
general to be appointed Oy the presi-
dent; cabinet to be appointed by the
governor-general; all JUDGES to be ap-
pointed by the president; leads of de-
partments and judges '.-,be either
Americans or Filipinos. II both; also
general advisory council. its members
to be chosen by the people by form
Of,suffrage TO be hereafter carefully de-
termined upon; the president earnestly
desires bloodshed to cease, and the
people of the Philippines at an early
date to enjoy the largest measures Of
self-government compatible with peace
and order.
The commission prepared this
scheme, and the president cabled his
approval. The Filipinos ave made
no definite proposition exec ior cessa-
tion of hostilities untibthyy can pre-
sent the question of peace to the peO-
pie. Schurmann told the b1ipinos
they had no means Of gathering the
people together, as the Americans con-
troll most of the ports. He also re-
minded them of the liberal form OF
government offered them, and pointed
out that it was better than conditions
existing under Spanish rule. Gozaga,
president Of the Filipino commission.
admitted the form Of government pro-
posed was liberal. Civilian members
Of the Philippine commission have de-
clined to co operateg wi.n se o1aer
mem bafs lof the co4nfsSIoFi, aes the
former consider Aguinaldo's late de-
mand preposterous. after Otis refusal
Of armistice, referring TO his wish for
time in order to consult the Filipino
conofase
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-05-26
PORTRAIT OF DEWEY.
Vermont Commissions Thomas II. wOO0
to Paint 1t.

to Paint 1t.
New York, May 24.-The state OF
Vermont has commissioned Thomas w.
Wood to paint Admiral Dewey's pof.
trait, and Immediately after the ad.
miral has been welcomed in the harbor
of New York he will pose for his pic
ture, which. when finished. promises
to remain in history as famous as that
of Farragut on the Hartford.
The artist is fellow-citizen of Adj
miral Dewey. He wrote to the ad-
miral in October, making the sugges-
tion, and few days ago, under date
of January 80, he received an ac-
acknowledgement of his letter and a
cheerful consent to the plan. Mr..
Wood will make two paintings il time
will peTmit--one bust of the admiral
and the other full-length portrait
showing the admiral standing on the
bridge OF the Olympia in the white
duck uniform that he wore when he
gave the order to attack Montojo's
fleet.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-05-26
TO REDEEM IN GOLD.
Currency Reform Planned by the Re-
publican COMMITTEES.

publican COMMITTEES.
Washington, May 23.-It is under
stood that the house Republican eau
Gus committee appointed to frame a
scheme of currency reform has agreed
upon measure along the following
lines:
The redemption OF all obligations OF
the government in gold on demand.
Greenb acks. when once redeemed for
gold, to be reissued only for gold.
Permitting national banks to issue
notes to the paper value of their gov
eminent deposit in the treasury, in
stead of 80 per cent, as at present.
Permitting the minimum capacity
of national banks to be $25, 900 instead
OF $50. 600, as at present.
This plan is much less comprehen-
sive than ardent advocates OF general
currency revision have urged. but was
adopted because harmonious agree
ment on it was possible, which was not
the case when more radical measures
were suggested.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-05-26
Mckinley visit. Hobart.

Washington, May 2S.--The presi-
dent and Secretary Hitchcock attended
the 10th anniversary of the celebra-
tion OF the organization of the Wes-
ley Methodist chapel.
During the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Mckinley went out for long drive.
They stopped for time at the resi-
dence of the vice-president. who they
found improving and sitting up.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-05-26

Washington. May 24.-ln anticipa-
ton of the prompt return of volunteer
troops in the Philippines, the secre-
tary of war today telegraphed instruc-
tions to General Shafter, commanding
the department at San Francisco, to
establish a model camp at the Presidio
for the accommodation of about 4, 900
volunteers from Manila, pending their
muster out.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-05-26
WORK NEARLY DONE.
First California and Second Oregon VIII
Be Among the First to Return.

First California and Second Oregon VIII
BE Among the First TO Return.
Washington, May 24.-General Otis
cables from Manila to the war depart
ment that the transport Warren ar
rived safely on the 18th inst. The
Warren had 1900 men OF the Sixth
artillery aboard.
The war department is proceeding
on the theory that bv the end of July
not volunteer will be left in Manila,
and General Otis report today that
the transport Warren has arrived adj
vances the time when the homewa'd d
movement of the volunteer troops will
begin. Already notice has been issued
that mail for the First California and
Second Oregon volunteer regiments
should not be sent to Manila, but to
San Francisco.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-05-26
HOOD RIVER GLACIER

Terms Of subscriptions 81 50 a year when paid
In advance; s. II not paid in advance.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-05-26
IN THE LAST DITCH.

FilIpinos, Anxious to Surrender, Still
Fight for Time.
Manila, May 23.-The United States
Philippine commission has submit
ted to the Filipino commissioners a
draft of the form of government the
president is to establish. According
to this plan governor-general will be
appointed for the islands by the presi-
dent, as will also cabinet, and later
an advisory council will be elected by
the neople.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

genta, bporfra be sfter enbt Strahetio
bssuu fig til Gibraltar. Da ben ipans
ie Staggering life 9iuer fine Iss1upne
StraHanser Wtbler ib@nbe til at penbe
tiIbase til fin 9iemfaun, bar oisie ToIf
foretruttet at srunoe fig ct mt 6iem
pua ben nerlisseubs ipanffe @runb.
Be bprtsr 6rust Os @rsntiaser, ieIser
fine garsr / Gibraltar os er / bet belle
tiIfreble mso fin Sfe5ne. Dsres IntaI
er omtrent to 9unbrebe, os mere enb en-
GrsoiebeI at benz er sifts meo Spanier=
Snssn at Beboerne bGrer Biif, ba
benne turtarife 5OueoprpSelle altio biz
per benz 6erspet ltrafs peo beres Intomlt
til @euta. De laber ben iaa beler lite
ienere uOfse ub, buerfen paa fig ielu ell
Ter paa beres Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
ct btutst &usmiooet.

st biaist 9usmibbsI til at sprs Slb
op meo Fan enbuer 9usmoter leIp ifafie
fig Moen nssen Bstoitntns paa ben
Waabe. at bun iamler 6artoffeIfrals
linser os bOrtreniebe Stptfer at Rars
tofer os tslrer benz | &omfurets Stes
seoun. Saaoanne Observation-Disclosures
oper9aar oIe andre Waterialer til al
t9noe op SIo meo. Nf 8artOfer ub,
uinosr man 10 Spirit, os bsrfor inbes
bcIoer Streuinserne ct fortrinlist
BrenofOf. DIM Morsensn, naar man
oil tenbs op, taser man fsrft libt pa
pir, berpaa en- 6aanoful &artoffelfrel=
linssr % tiIfbif RuI. St i 2sbet al
Oasen SIben taset iaa mssst af, at ber
snonu Iisser oS miner en- lille @Isb,
Iaa bebsper mar fun at Iesse Iibt &ar,
toffelifreaiuser paa @lsberne % Der:
ouenpua ftrats &ul; / tort Glib er Rul.
Iene IortanbIet til @lsber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
&tneiere / spanten.

Naar man bar oueritrebet ben imaue
eanbtunse, Der filler bet engelife @is
bruItar ira bet ipanif, eurOpeiifs Ron=
tinent. Ter man mob on to usIe SANDS,
bgsr Iisss for fig.
Den enc a. benz, Der Iisser paa bsire
Qaano, er ~uoeluttenoe beboet at Rtnes
iere os oisfes gfttrtOmmere. ga lpans
ife os tinefife 2unbsbper Ter Iise imub=
itse o9 forfalone ub, bar ben omtaIte
9anbsbp life iuft noset puafaIbenbe ii.
nsflf Bres; men bet faIoer bog mart
ben beiOsenoe / 0insns, at bsns Bs.
boere, Menb Os Born, omsnbfsnt be
taller ipanff os ter fig iOm Spaniere.
utuipliomt TANNER fra SoIens &ise.
6oltene bar i tioIisere Gibsr peret
bOiatte paa 6ilippinerne, os er iOm 5or=
brpoere bIeuue f~oruiite fra Manila til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Gu @ioalgo iom @aoefeier.

6slsenoe lille muutre 9iforie fra
Ruba f~orteIes:
General @ooo optreber snersiit i
Santiaso paa &uba for at fremtuinss
ben af fanfare 9enipn nsbuenbise &ens
bulbeIie at Bpens @aber. De, Der lite
opfplbe be siune 9aaIas, arreiteres
uoen Barmbiertisbeb Os fsres for gp=
ems Rommanbdnt for at Hoe be
Straf. @eneral @oobs BefemmeIle
Ipoer ba enten paa en- betpbeIie Yenses
bsoe eaer bet paaIesses Spntereu un=
Der MililerpoIitists Spfst OF bsltass
/ @aoerensninaen. On al Santiasos
riseite Borse,e bar / lua 9enieenbs
faaet ben amerifanife &etspIeie at fsle
ret ubebaseIist.
Der bauoe nosIe 9anse uerst minbrs
rent, euer maaite msset Snaps, uber
for bans 9us, os naar ban fit BaaIee
ON at fierne bet, iuarsbe ban, at bett'
maatte pGre noset al Mmeritanernes
bans par bet lite os ban tilusubte fig
life fremmeb @obs.
Oa Icuarilen life biuIp, msbte Mi.
literst en- Gormiobas, ba ban Iise uu,
ffaaet op, Os tOs BAN meb, i Nattoilstte
til ben COMMUNICATIVE. General, be-
bsmte BAN til 80 Dases @aoefeinins
Den tOlte 9ioaIso fanbt iii en- Begun
BELLE osnne Dom bumOriitif, men D.
ban mertsbe at bet par MlpOr, bIeu bar
raienbe. 2ise meset biaIp BET. Der
rise Berger bIeu tuunseu til at tag
Soften % unipre &ensninsen.
Otter TO Dases grbsibe bapbs bul
mitet MObfanbstraften os Bah ON COB
8eir, % ba ban Iopebe for gftertibel
at forge for at feie for fin esen Dor, II
ban &eIfen at StruHsn eftsraiusn.
Oct af @oob ftatuerebe @tsemps
itoI bape uiff fig iaa probut, at Der n,
lite ino!sbsr en- enefte RIase ousr Ga
bernss &eubOIoeIie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09

m9no, Iom al en- euer anben @runf
futile beIennes at &eserinseu, blep
ienbt til Eolonien paa tortete euer Ian=
sere Eio, lite for at gore Gieneffe, men
for at berise fig, % iom At ben @runb
paa aue optentelige Waaoer lsste in=
ben for fit Omraabe at ubiuse alt, bpab
be tunbe naa, -os Der par mango Gms
bebsmenb. vOet ipntes," i~trirer ban,
riom ON bet eneite 6ormaaI par, at
fueIe @aaIen iom Iasbe @uIbes."
Ilbeles ieIufeI9elis uar al ianb &ris
ifenbomsforfpnbelle ubeIuttet unoer bet
ipanife &atolititpre; intet uben Bapens
ReIi9Ion taaltes paa Derne. 6or nosle
faa Gar iiben isste Oct Brittle os
llbenIanbife 8ibelleIlfab" at uirte Der.
60 Wenb ubienbtes; ben enc af benz,
en- ompsnot tatpIif Yrelat, bIep eIter
sunfte fort Chs Torlsb ienbt ub of
8erben ueb @ift; ben anbsn unbilap
meo Sob os neppe. De msbbraste
SibIer bleu uuber ofientIise @ersmonier
brenbte paa Eoruet.
Nu funbe Der iises: men alt bette sr
aIbeIes insen @runb nstop for Be 6ors
enebe Stater til at blanbe Jig / bisis
NnIissenber. Men meb bet tioIisere
omtaIts 6OrboIo O%perfOr be uopinte ars
meniere for Die, turbe maaffe Sparet
bIiue ct anbet SpsrssmuuI: 9pem Ell.
Iers? Nloeles tpbeIi9t er bet Iast for
Dasen, at insen at be europeiite Stor=
ma9ter tan gore bet. o9 bet al fiere
@runoe. sos iuseu At benz turbe man
beaer fcrubiGtte iaa uesennpttise 5sn=
iister elIer EN- iaa tolerant 6remsanss=
maabe. Netop paa @runb af benne
Renbssernius tor mar baps 2ou at
bpsse ben Setnin9, at en- bsiere Stp:
reIie bar Iebet bet belle meb i'm mastise
@rm. paa famine Naabe lom iaa ofte
bar pift fig / 6iftOrien, % bet er lite
for briitis en- Eante, at 5erren mulis
bar ubiet bet amerifanlte 6oIf til at uo=
rette ben Misiion, iom be andre Natios
ner / 8erben bar uift fig for brsiboIbne
til at tunne fulobproe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
SRA Nor9e.

gfterat ben ny seitIige 2snninssIOu
er traabt / &raft os gisninsen for 1899
par ubla9t, uilte bet fig / 2enuiten, at
ub9iften til 6irten os bens gstiente
ub9ioroe 2.3 psf. for Statstirtemeb=
lemmerne. %2iseousrfor oenne betpbes
lise nbsift bar ousr 100 Stattebcrsere
ltsilet Os uomelOt fig af Statstirten os
oa laasootiom ale iterre Statteposre.
Sosnepreitens Ronto. er basIis beitor=
met al SoIt, iom forlanser l1bmeIbsIs
issattsif; Soften itaI osiaa briuss pre=
fen ct betpoelist AntuI ffriftIiss llbmeIs
bsIier. Oct ct at foruble, at iausobt=
ionr ale Statteborsers nil ubmelbe fig,
Os at alene Sosnspreten os 9ersrns
Tom sr fOrpIistet til at itaa i Statstirs
ten, nil faa at bore uoIisninsen til
Rirten os bsns Betiente. 11bmelbel=
ierne er sanife upoIitife, bu be ubmeIbtt
omfatter iaauel 9sire lom genitre, %
enbos GOLF at Sosuepraitens nermeits
&rebs.
IS 5arbanser, &pfplte Os 9sss.
fioro bar en- Del Stauanyermenb 10,
rosen Glib iben opbaset fore Setter al
este, baffant Grant, iom iarIis esns,
fig til @aseitea. 5orisssbritt bar ua:
ret fO,staset. % Prsuer bIep ienbt til
Berlin % 6amburs. prsusrne bsfanb.
tss meset belbise. Der uosaar MI
SnbbpbeIie til OanneIie Of ct @ttieieI:
fab for Drift at 8rubbene, meb en-
aapitaI paa 500, 900 ar., fOrbeIt pao
500 Mttisr a 1000 8r.
ct &oniortium, buori ftere al Sri=
i%tianias betpbelisffe TOrretninssm ant
sItasere, bar erbueruet fig en- DeI
At N~orblanbs ltsrite Marmorforetom=
iter for en- forboIbsuis lille Rsbeium,
De rise SOretOmfer, Der Iisse Iise pei
sobe ~2atepIapie i 8efffiOrben. er befu.
ret at Direttsr Triis, iom ffaI bap'
funbet, at Marmotet er Of meset soi
RuaIitet. Oct er forsurist vTram"s
6erer. &uptain Otto Suerorup, Der fri
fsrt at bar ifaffet RoniOrtiet Torefom.
~terne. Driften peb btsis ustes ia
i9ans til Barren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
&reoSmeOe.

Den peftIise Soma 8rsos al ben
fOrsnsbs bunite &irts" ufboIber, ON
Sub uiI, fit 6oruursmpbs i gIfbOrn,
Soma, fra gorsbasen ben Lobe til Ssn=
ongen ben l9be Mlarts 1899.
WfsSet aabnes mso @ubstieneite 6re=
bag 6ormibbas Rt. 10.
acknowledgement.
/. 5orelIaast uf Rrsoien:
.9aabst" @pb. l, l7-I9) inblebes
at Baitor Ser. Nnfer.
?. 6oreilaaet at Menisbeosn:
v6rso mso Sub" (&om ;, In
tnblebes al Baitor 8. Grill.
graitemebe GOrsoas meb 6oreoras
al Baitot u. M. Nnbsrien uper Gmnet
rSlelepIeie." 9erre! lenb bit 9ps %
Din Sanbbeb (SuIm. 43, 3.)
7. 10 en-,
Erebsformanb.
DEN O0nite 70. Iutbsrfs Msnisbso i
SIT 9orn inobpoer bjertsIisit gsnner
fra fieru os ner til DeltassIie i Rrebs=
meoet. Gilreiienbe bebes ON forub at
msbbsIe til buiIten Glib os buiItsn Sta
tion, De uiI TONNE. lau at De tan blipe
afbenteoe.
gsb ON 9errens geIfsnslie til Wlss
bet. Paa M%snisbeoens gesus,
g. 8. s. 9anisn.
GIl 5orn, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-09
Ne0attpren Of "The GnSne]


Messenger" $. S. Moore, Mt.
Morris, 3d., &ebattsr af bet bot au,
iesoe SluO, The Gospel Messenger,
itriuer felsenoe grsu ON ct Gmne af
almen Snteresie, til Or. geter Sabrs
nep, ebicaso, gu: v6are Brober! Sec
bolosr nu paa meo ben iietts 6laife al
Oeres Kuriko. aIbris for bar iss
bait nosen Meoicin, Der bar siort mig
iaa 9oot. 6aube bet life ueret for ben.
ptloe leg lite bape p9ret ifanb til at
soIos mig paa 8ensns i ginter, laa
mssst ArbelOs iom leg bar baft paabui=
lenoe mig. Nit 5elbreb er nu 6sbre
eno bet bar peret / aareuis; lea feIer
mig 6eore % tan ubfsre mere grbeibs.
Wenlts 5ilfea til Dem felp Ga Namilis.
seq 1a0Ser, Sc ct fritz % raft % nps
Der eiuets @aue.~
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Ma9et.
Eosle let benfaftebe 8etrastninser
ooer Spaniernes MI afiluts
teoe Serreosmme.

Som Ouerffrifttn antpoer CT bet lite
Der Msniusen at siue en- ~bpbtsaaeuoe
Beffriuelie af Spantens ~folontaIe Stp=
relic. s en- life iiern Sremtio uil 6i=
ftoritere meo bet ~fornsbne Wateriale
iom 9runoIas NOT ofentlisssre buao
Der fan sensiues at beune aarbunbrebs
LANCE StGnoiel; no9et er iaa reoieIs:
fulot, at bet neppe uil tunne fremitiqes
i fin ianbe StitteIie.
Wten ba Der enbnu linbes lite laa
faa fer / 9unOet. iOm ftabis mensr, at
De 6orsnebe Stater iutst baubs pua
Siiippinerne at gore; at RubasNHererne
qobt funne pore orbnebe ubeu fremmeb
Snbblanbin9. o9 at Beboerue paa
BOrto Rico aIoris bar fpurst efter
6ieIp, iaa tommer OpIpsuinserne
oenne Nrtitel nRrmeif frem for at piie.
at Snbblanbinsen, %uaniet ben noset
polbiomme Earofter, iom Sorbolbene
treueps, baabe bar uaret tibsiparenbe
%, iom ri trOr at turbe beube, ifslee
en- beiere StpreIie.
6oruO ssres sGIbenbe, at vMuine".
aferen os bel 9eunraab, iOm opfglbts
Quften, Iabss FER uIbeles uoe Of Siste
ioet man biftoriit mau betrusts bet 70,
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SpnberjDaamS.

Gn Smbptning. @n Jung gise,
ION tiente bOs @uurDsier S. 6. @lau=
len / nuerup, bieu forIeoen itepnst
5orbsr Dos NmtsfOrtanber Tier, Der ef-
ter en- Del anbte SpsrssmuaI ipurste
9enOe, ON BUN buube 2plt til at tisne
Dos en- Splfer, oa bun oilers uiIoe bliue
upDilt. OertiI tuuOe Yissu lite iuare
nDset, buOrfor BUN iOreIsbis tunoe tuss
ttlbaae iseu. Daseu efter tom 9r.
9euninslen at SauesuarD, % fOrs
Ianste, at pisen ifuIbe tase til BAN,
oa bun oilers utloe bliue uouiit. Oa
Bieen imioIerttb f%oretrGt bet iibfte,
maatte ben tgife 9erre forfsie fig biem,
% Ptsen baube MI &o ct Bar Oase.
Wteu iaa tom Observation-Disclosures
msb ben Srbre, at bun bapbe at tase
I'll 9ennin9isn inben Rem lite, eaers uo
al 9anbet. Yiseus 9usbOno tos laa
ftrats no til 2anbraaoen / Ssnberbors,
men Der par lite nosst ueb ben Cling at
ssre. st 6orlas fra Bisen ON at tase
ben / ben gieuefte, bun aaiseuel ifuIbe
bape til Utaj, bIeu ufIuast, forbi Man=
ben bauce TENT oanff ueo iibite 8aIs.
9pis bun aItiaa lite uilbe tieue Dos
9enniHsien, tuIoe bun uouiies. 9un
foretrat bet fofte os DiIos baue reiit i
Sirsuass. SmiOIe,tiO bar BUN M label
Fs Ieie bOs @aitsiUer NIbrsdtien / Bo=
rup. 9un er IS Iur CANNED os Oats
ter al en- Optant.
Hpe uopisninger. Den l2te 6e=
brua1 uouites to Ytser fra.Mors, Der
tiente bos @aarOeier 8cnefelbt, sSes
ifrupsaorb paa NIs. @aarbeier Bone
feIct bauoe Ouerue1et ct frifteIist Wsbe.
WaiefRtsfornermelle. @n oanif
unoeriaat, Gieneffetarl 6aus 8albemar
Beterien 8inb fra Iarbus, iOm par i
Sienefe i Stausaarb paa Sunoeueb, sr
for nosIe Dase iiben pua Overwhelming
af amtsfortaHOer i SenoerbOrs bIeuen
arreferet vfOr srOu RuiefeisfOrners
meIie." 9uem Der bar ausiuet 8arIen
Dos Amtsfortanoeren, msboeIer bet tps
tie Blab lite.
fra Tienoens esen Yejr. S Bsr=
liner EasebIatt" ftriUes: vi sensau i
@aar ct O%fficipit Telegram fra 8ieI ON
en- Der afbOlbt 6OriamIins, i buiIten
Der ifuIbe baue oeItaset mere END Euz
iinoe PerIouer uf ale bOrserIise Yars
tier, os / builten be af Suerprefoent
~ &suer mob ben banffe SAsitatiou
iuertiatte 5orbolbsrssler enftemmisi
bIeue biuiseoe. - Otter buab man nj
i~friuer til os fra &teI, er benne officisis
Webbelelies Baaltano ON, at vaQe Dor:
serIise Bartier" bauoe beItaset / bett'
Rsbe, ben rensife Suinbel. 8ianbt b
mere END 200 8erioner, Der baue uaber:
ifreuet Spraabet til oenne DemoRfra:
tiOu, absfnber fig .6sler. lite en- snef'
friftnoet eaer'en eneite at be'nefeu zoo
BaIsmenb, Der for ct Bar Maauebe,
iioen gar ben ~fritnbebe Ranoioat bere!
Stemme. ToriamIinsen q / bet ue
isntIise beisst af @mbebsmanb, Sri
observation-disclosures, Mntiiemiter,
Rorpsftubeuter etc.
Sgnberipif Yatriot oso. aubearaa
lobe 6ebr. @aaroeier Slfob Wi9el
len, RaIitrup, 6ormanb for ySorenin
gen til bet oanfte. Spross BeuareIle
NOrbflesuis, er i @ftermiooass afsaae
peo Dsben efter ct tort Spselele, s.
Mar eammel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-27
Stevenson as a Reporter.

In 1879 Robert Louis Stevenson be-
came 4 reporter on the San Francisco
Chronicle. 1t now appears that his
finst assignment was to write up a
salvation Army celebration. His
copy, from literary standpoint. was
DerIes--, but for news utterly worthless.
He nad written q splendid description
of the scene. but neglected TO obtain
either an abstract OF the speeches or
the names cf those who delivered them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-27
NOTICE.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be readily or promptly supplied with
all kinds of fresh, fat fishes for house
hold, picnics or luau by leaving or
sending their orders to Us at our Fish
Stall, No. II Fishmarket, Honolulu,
and the same be delivered TO any ad-
dress within the town limits free OF
charges. We sell only the very best
pond mullets and kumu Qarge red
fish) a speciality and generally kept on
hand.
Please give us u call before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-27

AkAkA & AMANA,
Fishmongers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-27

Hon. J. l.. KaulukOu YVES a passan
ger by the Kinau for the big island.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-02-23
Accidental Happenings.

The steamer Moana brings from
Honolulu report of the loss on the
kohala coast of the steamer Nomad,
with all on board.
Mrs. Mary Williams, her son Harvey
and two small children, were drowned
while fording Clnch river near Mid
dleton, Ky.
Vienna dispatch says the whole
village Of Nagyprobose, in the Liptau
district of Hungary, was burned and
many lives lost.
James n. Holmes, prospector, has
been frozen to oath on Pixies Peak,
Colo. He got caught in the blizzard
Friday night and the body has just
been found.
The Moulton Hill winery, the proper
~ of /. Landsberger of San Francisco,
has been destroyed by fire, together
with 100000 gallons of wine. The site
OF the plant of about one mile from
Cl0verdale, Cal The loss is estimated
at between $4,000 and 100000; partly
insured.