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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29

aeIle. 9sidnel,. Uroplryla. blt freieil
aiinlls. Gr5isbun9. Sneeuisdf aluelsII,
6fientlide Yperle. g0utalilt lflil,
Trama, Goniiaiion llilo @paitlle,
Gi1nploaie, MrNdclngie, 0oriIdritt m
Mrbeit nlo grlinOlng. ginselll- lll'o
Nolletiipfdauliilde; Nderbau uilo bo5lt
qeb0riae Werdi1e nilo Wlaf1inell, Mnb.
rllnaslnit!sl lno ibr Cub. b0r, Oortsns
bolifimn, gleintau. 6orfipeien u0o
sYrDbntte. 6iidereien. Mnsbeute uilo
nan0aerdite, Minen. Meinlllrais, Mo-
idinerie. SnonIirien, Sranspprtaticn,
giienbatnen, Gd)iffs. Magell 0efdiiBs
ptien, Muslellungen Dcn ben 0a.
tuaiiihen Inieln. bon porip Mitc.
@uanL 9utuila uno ben pbilippintil.
Sic Nnshetlllna bat bic llntereiiBung
nidt nur bes Gtaates 9lsiu Drrl, incl.
der $500. 900 oppropriilt blt, ionberi
aud Der Nationolre9ierMng. iuelde
$500. 600 dppropriirt Bat. Damit iie
ouf irgenb time bieier tuidtigen Sc.
leaenbeit sntiprsdencen Weife siir Der;
iuembumg ionmen m69sl. sic Mus-
nelluna tuirb feds Mlnnate oolierl, unh
cine gelsgenbeit hartieten. mie lie be.n
Yubliium ielten in ben Murf tonnlt,
10 ;u iaaen nit einen, Olid ben nuns
berhoren 6ortidritt Der tuenlidsn Meit
au umiaiien. gs miro ME cine 9roBe
llniperIiidt iein, al Der fid Sung ,lnb
Gift ncriitergebenb als gtubenten treH.
l;der @iuiliiaiion aufbalten.
gira IL. Mitisnaeidner finb fiir
bic MusHelluna ae,ronnen iporben, bic
Elm Nnlisuntcrlybulen in, bollfien
einne bes Wortes BARTLETT. SH es bod
bas 3ist, cine Yradtidauitellling ber-
bor3ubrinsen, um ben tiiniileriiden
Ginn aller 9eiuder 3u erIreuen uno
bur9 bas Meoiilm elmer Nrnlee bDra
unternebmenoen MusNellern Elm ipatres
Bib Der gntmidelung css 10. Snbr.
bunberts su asben. sspbn 8. Milburn,
Elm berborrageno:r Nopotat bon DuF-
falo, III prdlibent. Oeneraloirettor in
Milliam s. Buchanan, lpel6el ouf Der
folumbiiden Meliausnellung au Gbi-
eogo Eireftor bes Departements fur
Mariiultur, Nieb- uno GorAmeisll mat
unb na1ber bic Ser. 5taaten ieds
Sabre lang als Weianhter bel Der Mr-
9eniiEiIden 3epublii bertrat.
Mart Oennitt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
,,31anam"- -lse(tanrationtn.

Haan tpirs In beafefbeu amt's Heite besisma
tperoem.
Mud ben grforoerniiien hes inneren
Menfden miro man in angenebmer
MeiIe aeredt iperoen udbrenb Der bans
ameritaniihen Musfellung. bic in
Buffalo bonn l. Wai bis allm /. Np-
pember 1901 abgebaiten merben ipirb.
8ei peribiscenen Musliellungen III Der
groBe 6ebler semad)t moroen. bab man
nidt fur quite Genaurotionen aeiorat
bat. in oenen beiriebiaenOe Gpeiien 3ll
mdbigerp preiien erbdltli9 tuaren. Gnt.
tueber tparen bic perabreidten GpeiIen
sn idledt. ooer bic! 3u tbeller, ooer es
tuuroe auf iraenc eine anbe,e Meiie in
biefem puntte geiiinbist.
Nn DerIrbiebenen Gtellen anf Der
panameritaniiden Mus[eIluna iuirb es
CUTE Neiiauraticnea gebell, 10 baB es
iiir ben gvIuder nidt r6tbig fein
ipiro, auswdrts al aeEen, tuenn er
cine tuoblrbereitete Mablaeit bel gutter
8eeienung uno 3u mdbi9en preiien
miinl6t. IS miro ba Seoernanns @e=
fdmad uno gelob0rie feline Rednung
finoen. Gs wiro pldge eeben, no es
bo6fein beraeben piro, genua um ben
bertuoentelien GaulAel au bsfrieoiaen,
mo aber Die preiIe i'm Nerbdltnib All
ben Gpeiien iieben iueroen, Die in ben
feineren Heliaurationen GROCER Gtdbte
berebnet iDeroen. 9asesen mirb es
anoere Dldge 9eben, iuo bic Mabl3iten
billis, Die Gpeiien aber appetitli9 unb
aeiuno nno Die llmaebung reinlid in.
gs miro 9leiiaurationen aeben In benz
i1onen Gebduoe beim Gin9ang III felr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
Dos 9ienffgebdnSe.

MiotDap, eill anoeres lii einem ain.
liden Gebdlloe beiln Gingana In bas,
Stadium, eia anreres inr sleItrii1en
Sblirll iuelDer eine1 Der 6aupts
oniiebnilgspunite auf Der MnEFellung
biloen iDirD, eiu anberes I'M MicnaD.
grfriibulgen iueroen aud perabfolat
tDeroen im Mluiittempel, ITO bie Wes
ill1er lid snr gleiben 3eit an ben
tlllinariihen GeniiIien unD an ben
GDnserten Die i'm Muoitorillm por lid)
9e1en, ergOsen f6nnen. IS tpirb aud
cine Nep Gnglanb Git6en, eine beutIde,
cine melitanilNe uno cine italieniihe
Helauration geben fDiDie peri1ieoene
nrbere pldEe, mp allerlei grfrifdungen
frEalten iueroen tBnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29


in S9un. als 0ausar5t. lanaidbriaer
Wilitdrarst oes oorti9en Wafienplabes
uno als 3ranfenbaus-Nr3t itano Gr.
Nall OH lln5dbligen Rrantenbettsn. oa<
ber errest Die Nahri6t bon ieinem Sooe
in bielen Greiien fhmerslihe Wefiihle !;
er errei6te Elm Mlter bon 63 esabren.
SIN utter bon 79 Sabreu iii in
Wablen bel 9bierahern (yern) 0err
@amuel @raf, geipeiener Qanoipirth,
Gin Mann bon entem Ghrot unb Gorn,
Der germ bon Ieinen grlebnillen inn
9onoerbnnosfrieae er3dblte, Qelforb.n.
Gin 9auienoiiinftier mar ser lebte
Wod,e in g65en (Narqou) infrIae eines
unfolles perhortene s. pfifer. st
mar Qorb- uno 0uttenmader, Gdrei-
ner. Zimmerman. Maurer, Oofner,
Dahbeder. QDo Der eiaentlihe God,.
mann nl9t .3l boben mar, ba trat Der
gtrforbtne in bic Qiife unb ertporb nd,
bel beiheioeuen Mnfpriihen ifets oie
3ufriebenheit ieiner Runben.
in perflofener Na1t 1T in Ghoif-
bauisn nab tllr3er Qrontteit gotional-
ratb Nr. Soos 9eiforben.. Wilbelm
Soos erreidte Elm Mlter BON 70 syatren.
Rad Wollenoun9 ieiner Siuoien hotte
e tn ieiner GigenIhaft oIs Arat an oer
48aer Rspolution In paris 31eil az.
ilolnnen. Alsoann bate er fih t.ad
@entrol-Nmerita beotben, no Ii ,nsa.
rtre Sabre iueilis. 9ln9 Der Midle6r
N isixe 0tiuatb iuuroe It ii Dfrldis.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
8utIo(os 9ro6e uslleQullo.
Gin 8Iif auf has glitirnunttrnebs
men nab frinr 8mrdr.

rsabses ssils Der cmtspidslaas Ses 10. Sahs'
baaoerts In Dem besrIiaem sno an eds5n'
beis aaaosstroflenea ueabmea Der paaasae'
stsaaitAsn Msstsusas,
Mcnn man bon ben bieIsn Soulen.
ben ppn Mrbeiiern auf ben gsldnosn
ber pnn0meritaniidsn Musiitllung uno
bsn, iuunterbarfn Grfolg. bsntie inner
ttalb Der letten padr Monaie eraielt
haben, sinen GdIuB ,ieben bari, iiies
Der. boB bic MusHelluns an |. css
iommenben Wlai Il, qr6bier Dolllom.
iiienbeit sr6fjnet tusrben lrirb.
Sum Nuben Tsrjeniaen. wei&e aus
irgenb einem @rlnbe iiber bic pldne
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29
Vrcic 8It.ts MnO Sants Sur.
Cine ebriid, se,ncinte cferte

Stne eDritD 9einetnfe DMcrte.
@eIhmiire. Wunben, Grebs, Dri-
Ten. frabige 6aut, Gbuppen bon Sc
sema, Sdner3en in ben Rnoben, Dem
3iiden illo ben @elenfen, lpphiIilfiIhe
glutoersiItune. fauIenoes 3abnFeiid,
9ronilder &6eumatismus uno ale
bartnddigen Bluttrantbeiten f6nnen
ourh ben Gebrau1 einiper Jlalhen
Botanic Yloob Balm fdnea furirt
tDerben. Dir forbern bic Melt berous
fur einen sSall bon gluttrantbeit. Der
ourb Botanic Bloob Balm nidt furirt
tperben fann uno bic Ruren lino on=
oauerno. Qeioet sSbr an oiinrem Blut,
ldlehtfarbiaer bout Mattiateit, glus.
ihldaen, aei1uo0enen gelenten, Ra-
farrb, iiberriehenbem Mtben, WunDen
i'm Muno unb Dals 2 Wenn ia, 10 III
Guer Blut perDorben, Botanic Btooo
Balm inadt oasieibe rein linb reid,
beilt bic Munben, entfernt Die Gdmer.
aen uno baut bas game EpItem iuieber
auf. Botanic BIoob Balm in bas
einaige perfeite Blutrsiniaungsmittel.
yertanft in Mpcfbefen. ri 90 Bic
|9robt Gaf6e nit Gebronhsoniueiiuna
I'm 5u sei2en. baB mir es ebrli1 tnei-
nsn. peritnoen mir probefiaiden frsi.
IRAN ooreifire: Bloob Balm 80. Mts
lanto, Ga. 309ert ninf, bsfdreibt ms
@lfr 3eioen unb mir lenben freien drsts
li6en Matb. wloob Balm bilft, ipenil
|ollss anbers feblt. @rinbli1 erprobt
!ludhrsnb 80 Sdbrsn.
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5ler UeistTdDe assrbna)trr,
aerassaesebsn non Der
Beobachter Publishing Co
Wen Y1ilaStlfbta. Dbio.
eamusl q. wtanis. ssssaitsur.

Ser rBspbatbters erfdeiat itben Dpnnerstae inter
tclQeahen GnbisriptiUnSpfeiien
S}fr bic Der Staaten unb Gamaba init Der Mder'
xso 6ortfnbnu Seung In Worausbesa bIpn4 ~ SO
Birh eTft i'm gyerfauIe oe8 SabreS cher nod Mb.
I0uf be8ieIben beSabH -. ............... |. Is
Sur Heuti6lanb nH6 6te Gfhpei3 obne bic .Ader.
uAA 0arteubou 3eituMQ. bel DOransbtaobfnn9 ~ .00
NGtnn mad Abiauf eines 7ermins Gin MtnnaeMt baS
8Iatt nidt rtfnfrt resp mebr aI8 stei Nnmmern an
niutmt 10 wirh Der Hetretnoe au tir ben frIaenbeu
7ernsiu afS AtonHent eiKQetynQtu.
90 tan9e btr SnbitriptipnSpTtiz far baS Dtaff md
4ans cber t1eiituefe ansebt bar teiH Abonnenf bas
tsibe perspeigeru.
Entered at the Post 0ffce at New philadelphia.
o.. rs second class matter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-11-29

- Rn0pfe CUR 8er3ierung in @olb,
Seibe, Sammet uno perlen. BurrDs
gllenpaarengeiAdft.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-29

Mr. and Mrs Lssfkfn have lssr TIE
annex and tskea cottage on COLLEGE
street.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-29

7 card parties. sab rnsa- where the MIN
be dime exchanged hands quite IRE
1 qHentIy. More aEsn
A little bird Is whispering Of an en-
+ gzgsmenr shszh Is still IN sgs sznbrro
I state X Eiu create much surprise in
our local set
( Mr.. and Mrs Lafkin have Issr the
annex and tskea = cottage on COLLEGE
street.
\ young man a recent arrival from
the Coast. IS creating quite sensation
b. his TOO prolonged calls on 2 certain
family. whore there are number OF
Toung ladies The stern parent was
heard 10 remark Are late hours tie
custom in San Francisco Honolulu
people are in the habit Of retiring
early / expect the young man viii
cease his calls, or take his departure ~
the next steamer
Mrs. Forbes OF the Lunalilo Home.
who has been quite i'll at the Homo
lulu Sanitarium for some time. has re-
turned to her post much improved
Mr. J. B. Castle left by the Alameda
for the Coast on flying trip Mrs
Castle viii remain In Maui until his
return
Mr.. and Mrs Estee are expected on
the next steamer They viii De warmly
4 - kas old <~Sn IL
many receptions and dinners will be
given in their honor.
Mrs Walter gave a very pretty
luncheon to number OF her friends on
Friday She also has cards out for a
dinner on Sunday
Mrs Herbert and children are going
TO Hawaii for few weeks.
Mr.. Harold Sewall is expected on the
Australia with Mr.. Oscar Sewall.
Mrs Montrose Graham goes TO Maui
for the summer.
MIS-. SWanZS VIII spend the summer
at her country place at kooloa.
The Won Hollis are camping in the
Waianae mountains.
Mrs. Homburg eontemplates trip |
to England on account of her health. |
She will probably remain year.
Mrs. Willis gave very pleasant af- |
ternoon reception at her home in Ma |
aoa valley Thursday.
CHIFFON.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-29
Honolulans in CALIFORNIA;.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-(Spe-
cial. )-Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gay. who
have been in Los Angeles, have re-
turned as far as Del Monte, and are
passing few days at that resort.
Mrs. E. Kopke and two daughters,
who were with the Gay party in Los
Angeles, have returned to this city and
are at their apartments in the Occi-
dental
Mr.. and Mrs A. F. Knudsen are at
the Occidental There was a pleasant
surprise waiting their arrival in the
person of Mr.. Knudsen's mother, Mrs.
V. Knudsen, who has just returned
from a tour of Europe.
, Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey Robinson and
Mr. Robinson's mother, with Mrs.
Gay, mother of Francis Gay, are at
present in Victoria, B. 6, but are ex-
pected to return in few days, by the
Hawaiian colony at the Occidental.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. F. Fisher, Tom Wall,
F. j. Wheeler and family and Miss
Gertrude Kaig are at the Occidental.
E. E. B.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-29
BUY
Your Home
Great BARGAINS in Real Estate

l. Business lot on Fort St; corner
lot; about 5000 square feet
2. Fine house and lot; 1eOx1OO; Wal
kiki road
3. One lot. McCuIly tract; ,5115O;
King St
J. Two lots. Kawaiahao st; 5ox1o0
each; kewalo.
5. House and lots at Kaiulani tract
s. Four lots. Waikiki addition. near
Camp Mckinley; 50xlOS each.
I. Nine-year lease. with 2 houses;
Punehbowl.
S. House and lot. Ilaniwai St. Ke-
waio: 25x100
9. Ten-year lease and houses:
Punehbowl; 60xT1e.
10. Four lots. Kalihi. near hing ST;
50xIO0 each.
IL Three lots near Diamond Head;
55xs5 each.
II House and lot. with stables: 55x
l3s. Upper PunchboSL
H. House and lot. Queen St: 50x1Oe.
IA. Ten-year lease, with cottages
and store doing good business; s0xlG0.
10 One share waimea Hui land
To- Eleven and a half years lease.
with cottages. grapes aud other
plants. 75xZ0o-
II. Beautiful lot on Fort St. between
school ana Vineyard SITS
IL Lot i00x1i0. with new cottages.
Wilder axe
1s. Two lots. Waikiki road: 5oxIOO
each
-. Five lots. Beach road. near the
sea: sox19z
Il Two acres land at RaiIhi. with
houses. beautiful eountry residence
p House aad lot. naniwai 81. Ke-
walo. 51xl00-
g. Lot on Fort 81. extention.
"a Lot corner Wilder ave. AID Ma
kiki: 22sx221.
g Lot soxz7s. King st. near Mecul-
II tract
zs- Three lots At AaiIhi: 20xs5.
~ Fifteen acres land above Kaiuiani
tract. Just the land for country resi-
de-ces.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-29
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY

Central Union Church: The Rev.
William NJ. Kincaid. pastor. Sunday
school and Bible class. $50; public
worship and sermon, IL; Y. P. S. c. E.
prayer meeting, $50; public worship
and sermon, 1:30; prayer meeting,
Wednesday, 1880; children's meeting,
Friday, 2:15.
The pulpit will be occupied morning
and evening by Rev. John P. Erdman;
morning subject, Losing and Find
ing" evening subject. Who is My
Neighbour
Mrs. Annis Montague Turner will
sing at the morning service.
Palama Chapel; Rev. ]. P Erdman.
Sunday schol, $50: Gospel service,
7:S0 Chinese Gospel service, 2 p N,
conducted by Rev. E. ". Thwing.
ST. Andrews Cathedral, First Con-
gregation: The Bishop of Honolulu
Holy communion. 4; morning prayer
and sermon. IL; Puie Ahiahi, 3: 80;
eyensong and sermon, a:So.
st. Andrews Cathedral, Second Con-
gregation: Rev. Hamilton Lee, acting
rector. Sunday school. 3; morning
service. s:45; evening service. $40.
ST. Clements Chapel (Episcopal)
Wilder avenue, Punahou: Celebration
of the holy communion, first Sunday
of the month, 11:0a q. m; every other
Sunday. 7:l5 a. M; saints days, 6: 40
a m; mathis and sermon, H. 90 a. m;
evensong and sermon, 1;o5 p m: daily
prayer at 40 a. m
Methodist Episcopal Church. corner
Beretania and Miller streets: G. l.
Pearson, pastor The public is invited
TO attend the following regular ser
.ices: Sunday. 10 q m. Sunday school;
IL a. m, public worship and sermon;
6: 80 p. m, Epworth League; 1880 p. m.
public worship and sermon
Roman Catholic Cathedral: TIE
Bishop OF Panopolis. Low masses. holy
communion. 6 and 4: ehildren's mass,
with English sermon. 2; high mass.
with native sermon. l0;So, rosary. with
native instruction. ?. solemn vespers
and benediction. 4
Church OF ST. John the Baptist fKa-
lihi-wsena): Rev Father Clement Re
lisious services as follows. 5 a m,
high mass. with sermon and collection
for the usual expenses OF the church:
3 D. M. rehearsal: p. NJ. rosary.
ST Augustine's Chapel. Rev. Father
Valentine in charge. Sacrament of the
mass. $50.
Kawziahao Church. Rev r. H Par
ker. pastor. Sunday school. 10; morn
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-29

class. sd. church history class. xsa
preaching IN English. .ssa
Chinese Church fCcagrexassonail
The Rev. Edward ". TWINS. sxsias
pastor SUNDAY sShool. $50. preach,
ing service. Il. SUNDAY sshcoi IL EaS.
Iish- .ss. sventnz service. 20.
"Wednesday. prayer meeting. .s0
Japanese ~ e Church: II. Kihara.
Pastor & TokfnlaSa- associate pastor.
Sunday school, To- morning service, Il.
svsning service. rs: class nesting.
S.S1s prayer meeting. wsi1ss fay. s.
Services at wzIkahzIulu Church
Seventh Day AdTentists. Rev. 3. /.
hove. pastor: meeting place. chapel TX
Printers lane Saturday. Sabbath
school. 10 .. N: preaching. II a. m
Wednesday. prayer and missionary
meeting az 80
Young Mems Christian Association:
Meeting for men. a
Salvation Army, Murray Hall. Kias
street: Major George Wood. Captains
Mathis and Mills Morning meeting.
II; street meeting. 1885: evening meet
ing in the hall. s
Peniel Mission. Irwin block. Nuuanu
street, below King: Misses L Berry
and E. Uddenbsrg. missionaries IN
charge Gospel meetings every night,
room open every day from 10 g m TO
4 p m \ meeting for seamen is held
each Sunday morning at o'clock on
the wharf at the foot of Nuuanu street.
Joyful News Mission. King street:
Redeemed mems meeting. $50 Sunday
morning; evangeiistic service. Sunday
evening at s, address by ]. L. McComb.
japanese Church (Congregationan:
Services at tie old Lyceum al II and
$50 o'clock
Relief Camp No, ?; Sunday school.
100,
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-29

Miss Henriet Hatch gave a delightful
birthday party TO about forty of he
little friends one DAY this week. tn,
spacious lawn, dotted here and Their,
with stately palms and fowerin:
shrubs. presented charming picture
with all the little fairies in white o
iight-eolored frocks. and their faces re
tieeting the pleasures OF the hour. The,
played all manner of games, and. al
though some older ones had been in
yitej with a view 10 entertaining n,
little folk, they soon found out ths
children are beat left by themselves
and are only made conscious and con
strained by too much attention Their.
were presents for all. and ICES am
cakes galore. and. assure you. Their
was no self-consciouzness when "a,
candies were passed about.
One little girl. in tones OF great -
gres. was heard TO say. oh. dear me
I want some mogs cake. but haven
any room I think there were mani
in that same sad state
chiidren's parties arr always pless
ure. for ciaiidseE ezu b. frank and sa'
what they want. while we grown ups'
must keep our Joys and sorrows 20 our
selves. Srt ssy w ARE happy whsths'
or no
The engagement; OF Harry Maefar
lane. son Of Henry Aaefarlane. Esd
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-29
Were Sent Back.

Eight Chinese. who came here in the
Rlo some time ago, were sent back to
China on Friday. Although they had
return certificates the Commissioner OF
Immigration discovered that they had
been paid for at Chinese ports by the
holders. Three hundred dollars was
the price paid in most cases.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-29

- - - - "a = - - "a - az
- "a - - - - ~ - GE sH
Ii You want to rent house.
If you want to buy home.
If you want to sell your house.
If you want to rent your house.
If you have something to auction.
Ring up
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-29

The engagement, OF Harry Maefar-
lane son Of Henry Aaefarlane. Esd,
Of this city. Is announced 10 Miss
Polite BunH Of San Francisco
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-02

a government for the Territory OF Ha-
waii will be its reading. / ask 1nani-
nous consent to proceed TO its con-
sideration now.
The Presiding Officer. Is there OBJ
lection to the request OF the Senator
from Illinois?
Mr.. Pettus. | should like to have II
written down. did not hear what IL is.
Mr.. Cullom. Does the Senator from
Alabama refer to the bill which l pro-
pose to call up? II he did not hear the
announcement, ! will make IL again.
Mr.. Pettus. / did not hear a word
you said.
MIR. Cullom. am very sorry; II was
my fault, | presume. as 1t is within
few minutes OF 2 O'Clock, | ask that the
Senate now, by unanimous consent,
proceed to the consideration OF the bill
| Is. 222l TO provide q government for
/ the Territory of Hawaii.
Mr.. Hale. 1t will come up at
o'clock anyway.
Mr.. CullOm IL will come up at :
O'Clock as the regular order.
The Presiding officer. Is there OBJ
lection to the request OF the Senator
/ from Illinois?
! Mr.. Pettus. do not object. but ] am
little afraid OF general consents tha'
/ / do not hear.
hears no objection. and the bill VIII be
proceeded with.
The senate. as In Committee Of the
Whole. proceeded TO consider the BIZ
IS. 222) 10 provide a government foI
the territory of Hawaii. which had b7er
reportpd from the Committee on For
eign Relations with amendments.
Mr.. Cullom. In the reading Of tbs
hill bv the clerks. ] will ask that III
few amendments which are reported
bv the committee may be considered
n and acted upon as they arc reached, J.
that course Is Agreeable 10 the Senate
| The Presiding Oficer. The ecr5tlrl
will read the bill. and n there be n
objection the amendments OF the com
mittee will he acted upon as they ar
reached.
The Secretary proceeded 10 read tn
J.. Ibi1l. The first amendment reported b.
the Committee on Foreign Relation
was. in section /. page I. line 2. afte
the word force" 20 insert "on tn
18th day OF August, ls9S;" so as 4
read:
That the phrase "the laws OF la
vail" as used in this act withou
qualifying words. shall mean the con
? stltution and laws OF the Republic O
, ! Hawaii. including regulations havin
the effect Of law and the decisions Q
: the supreme court in force on the 1T
day of August. 1898. Immediately pr'o
to the transfer Of the sove-eiTntv OF IN
! Hawaiian Islands TO the United state
OF America.
The amendment was agreed 70.
The next amendment was, IN seot'o
, ;. mage 2. line 25. after the word That.
, to insert except as herein otnerwis
o provided" and on mage 2, line ?. afte
2 the word applicable" 20 strike on
= except as herein otherwise provided;
, 80 as 70 make the section read:
J That. except as herein otherwise Drc
: vided. the Constitution. and all the "a v
OF the United States locally applicable
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-02
MINISTER STRAUSS TALKS.
Interesting Story of America
Relations With Turkey.

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-0scar c.
Strauss, United States Minister to Tur-
key, after comforting with State De-
partment officials on Monday In Wash
ington, returned to New York, and Is
enjoying the beginning of his three
months leave of absence. He said
last night that he had no intention OF
resigning his office, although there had
been rumors TO the effect that he had
become somewhat tired of the duties.
Asked what progress the Turkish
Government had made with reference
to indemnifying the American owners
of property destroyed during the Ar
menian troubles. he said:
Until my arrival there Turkey had
denied liability for these property
damages. but since then the Govern
ment's liability has been admitted and
the Sultan has not only promised TO
pay, but he has twice repeated that
promise. That he will have to pay the
several claims within a reasonable
time there is no question, and | credit
him with the intention of fulfilling his
promise. The sum involved is less
than 100000.
"The Germans" continued Mr..
Strauss, "are just beginning the pre-
liminary work on their great railway
concession from Angora TO Bagdad, on
the Persian Gulf, distance of LOO or
| 300 miles. The surveys are being
made and doubtless the road will be
pushed through in good time. This
will result in throwing across a good
part of the Turkish empire a belt OF
German commercial influence, and the
| result will be an interesting thing tc
/ watch. The route will traverse the old
Babylonish commercial highways.
obtained not long ago permission fol
the Robert College to erect new
| building and on the day | left my pos
1.-The Sultan sent me word that permits
sion had been granted for the recon
lstruction Of Euphrates College at Har
poot, destroyed during the Armenian
troubles in 1895. This Is a Congrega
tional institution under the charge o.
the Rev. DR.. Gates. and probably th'
new work will go forward as soon a.
the snow Is off the ground"