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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17

Dereiniete Staten.
GenSet bic Na1ri9ten. uelde snre'ils
burger intcreiiiren, an Die
..Ga,stte."

Wir erIuden ale 2anoslerte iolhs
mittbeilunsen, pelde 2uremburser in
9(merita ooer Ipnitpo in Der Wslt bes
trsffeu unp intereiiiren, an bic uSaz
aette" al Isnben unb stpar iebe man
ouf ben 9 TN 4las in engs
Iiider Spra4e bic IoreHe: uGottpr
2uremburser @asette, Dubuque, Sa."
Hatiirlih bdnbelt es iiH bier rliir
barum, Mittbeilunsen unb Radridten
bon alIsemeinem Snterele tnr
bic 2uremburser su erhulten. Wtan
fu6e BEL gorrelponoenSsn iih mos7
ii6t turs unb binbis aus5uz
briiden. Sails man in elmer 3eltun9
irQenbpo Neuisteiten poer gortomm@
Mile perseidnet iiebt, pelde aursms
burger betreffen pber Die Gdnosleute
intereiIiren, 10 ienbe man etnta4 entz
tpeber bic sanse 3eitung ooer sInen
Mus5dnitt nit Der betreffeuoen Wtttz
tbeiluna, an uns elm. Der Hebattenr
Der n9aaette" fam eben ntcbt aue
Hldttsr Der 0slt jebe Wode leien.
Mud renn s5reunbe ooer Bertpanote
posr 2~anbsleute aus anoeren Wslttbet>
len intereiiante 8riefe i6rsie
ben, 10 lam man Der mGaaette" ia bic
Observation-Disclosures Mittbsilunsen
iur 8erOffentli6ung ihiden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
6ro6her,oothum.
Uus Ser bauptita6t.

u II. Mueui It idritt Der 6uupts
itdbtiIhe 9emeinDeratb CUR Grnsnz
nung zines neuen Observation-Disclosures
in GrieBung bes 9rn. 8ooion. Nur
Spei Hdtbe, bic $50. Wittsnuuer uno
HiI9arb fparen abpeieno. 8on ben
a1t 8anbibaten erbielten i'm eriten
@ablsanse bic So. be Ia 5pntaine 5,
2epn alenI6 A, SondzS eriiae /,
CIDER l, Semen 1, Matbieu 0, Sobn
0, S1ser 0 Stimmen. 8et Der Sti4z
tpabl spiiden ben So. be Ia Som
tame unb &leni6 ipurbe e~rIterer NIT
Z aeaen 6 Stimmen gepdblt.
Mm 80. MueuIt beging i'm 8lo>
tier Der R.bemptortften>8d Batter gu Sc
terben 2otbrinsen) Der bo6p. pater
Iifolaus Sung iein ~50idbrises priez
fteriubildum. 9erielbe lit elm 2uremz
burger, unp am IA. Sttpber 1924 gu
RedinsenzMeB seboren. Die bl.
YrieI terpeibe erbielt er am 80. Muguit
1851 unb ipurbe am 80. September
bes Ielbsn Sabres gum 8aplan in Gre
penmadsr ernannt. 3pet Sabre ipGz
ter trat CT in bic Congregation Der
Meoemptpriiten Elm Ilno leete am 10.
Ottober 1854 Die 9eliibbs ab. Gr lit
Der 8ruber oes perItorbenen friiberen
l~ansidbrisen PfarrerS Sat. Sung bon
8iper.
Serr Sacques, Gi6ter am 9e>
sirtseeridte 81 Sietirh, lit gum Eez
sierunsscommiNar an Der rSnternaz
tionalsn 9ant" in Griebung pes Srn.
Montbrun erndnnt nproen.
Im %. Iuguit glbenbs 9egen 5
llbr peridieb mad lGnserer arantbeit
i'm jugenoli6en bitter BON 10 Sabren,
@ictpr 3immer, Spbn oes bisiigen
Srn. 3immer, ltnterbiireau9ef bes
bieIigeu Selepbpnamtes.
9err hilbert coils, bislang
@itar 81 SID q. B. Il3ette, ipurpe
gum Yfarrer bon Spubren erndnnt.
9urh 9rpBb. 8ei3luB
bonn "a. ausuit limb Die $50. Nit.
S9Otter, 3. 8. 5neiter @rgGn5unsss
rifter am Srieoensgeri6te oes &dnz
tons 2uremburg, unb Yeter Braun,
4opotatzg lnpalt at 2uremburg, gum
eriien reip. Speiten @rgGnSungsri6z
ter an beIagtem Srieoensgerifte err
ndnnt pproen.
SurG @rpBb. gei9luB
bonn "a. IuguIt iinp Die $50. SEQ.
Mputrier, &arl S6pu uno 2uofuig
Sund, 4ppotats NnpGlte 81 2urems
burg, an Ittahe'sN oil Der General
DIRECTION Der SuitiS, auf cine Sauer
bon orei Sabren ernannt pprpen.
GipiIfanb Der Stapt
2uremburg.
8eburten: 10. Dug: Qlerdns
Der 4lpis, g. b. Ileranoer StraIIer,
StatipnsaifItent; Wsaria Satbarina
Solepbine, 3. b. peter Weber, ppits
commits. H.: Maria. =. b. anton
NieIsn, Saglobner. r.: 9irginie
Sobannd, 2. b. Yroiper &auI9, Sc
IGGftspertrster; Magpalena Gusenie,
3. b. SoIepb laurent, S9ubmader,
49,: Sans Gomuno Gbriitiun, g. b.
gbriitian Seimerotb, MuIiirer; Mihel
Gtrtition 9cminit. g.. b. Sran5
Sas:r. SdnsiNsr; Maria Suianaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
s. 6.

y q II ?.
pater Q(bbds, Der piirbiae Mann,
Sanste benz frommen apnpente poran!
Ole S9iiler i4iitteln iid Dor la4en.)
prGfeftus (topfidGts
telno.)
Me bercle, qater. jebt eebt er bod
etpas fpeit.
SuIbert (unb einige iiingere S6iis
Ter i9iirsen Die H0te unb ipringen
mutbpilig lumber, iingenb):
nieeten bebenbe
G9mieeIdmen Giiden unp biesiame
2enoe.
Sulbert QDit ii6 bon Der S9aar
uno tritt an Sans beran)
0u, Sans, lebrit MIDI audi iol9e
8erie biGten, niht?
(S,n bieIem 9(ugenblid ertGnt bic
&loiterglpde. 4ueenblidli9 tritt
GtilI6peigen elm; Die S1ilsr ite6en
ppl QnItdnb.)
Yater Yrdfettus.
StIltplluUluS pQllllllp.
S6uler.
2aubetur Seius Gbriitus!
Isle prpnen fi6 in itetem S6pstgen.)
Batter Brdeftus Gu 9uns.
mlinter brpbenb):
SIR Ieib Der Hutbe entipa6isn, To-
fer Sans! 9entt Der 9eibelbant
ppbl nimmer?
Sans (pebmiitbig ld6elnb.)
Sp9, Yater BrGfettus; nod flint
mir mon6mdl Saielipdgeiduiel leibs
ppa bas Sbr. Die Hutbenitrsi6s
tparen lei6t gu tragen. (balblaut.)
Seitosm fat mir oas 2eben nit Stors
pipnenIfIdgen 8ugeIeBt.
(0ie S6iilsr i6reiten benz 6duie 5u.)
Dieter Qus3iis 3eigt 5tpeifeQos Die
Site Der oihtertI6sn Qeiitung, Wels
ter unb feline SSreunoe unb Gdnpsleute
(uno bdrunter S6rei6er DieIes) iinb
nit pplIem Rehte 'tpls auf bieies
eosls, an 8siit, Snbalt uno 5ornl
berrliGe Wert. Sir Sol6e, pel6e
Der 8i6ttunft cine prattiifs nib
mung MAIDEN noQen, lei bemertt, oaB
oas Wert i'm Druid uno Gerldg bon
Wf. SUB, Stdbt 2uremburg, europa,
eri6ienen lit uno BON bort be5pgen
peroen fam. Den preis pss Wertes
fennen mir niht, bod piro $1.00 Elm
pper spei Gremplare oeden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17

8. b. geter 2eoei6, 8aufmann. a.:
paul Watbias, 9. b. 5ran5 Deber,
@enbarm; GliIabetb Charlotte, 5. b.
Sobann 8aptiit Fremont, &lempnsr.
Sterbefdlle: 10. Dug: anna
Subertb, ait So s., Wittpe bon So
bann B6ilipp glnton pDleting, 5tls.
9eri6tspoqaieber 81 8repenma9er.
r.: @ilbslm Rifolds Hphmann, alt
X Sabre, 3immermann; Margaretba
8alsns, aft rs S., Wittpe ppn Maz
tbias ates; Mi6el @ampahs aft 63
s., SaglObner, ebelos; Glildbetb
S6iIB alt Sc s., 6aushdlterin, ebe>
los. 49,: 6elend Mppen, alt 3 Wps
rate un0 2 Mo4en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
I,txe,tbnrner Ga,ette, girnstae, hrr II. 9epte,1,brr 1901.

Inn bort in benz 9utlaben, no ibre
S4peiter 1T, cine STEELE ansutreten.
!Serr Satob 2abr bat bret Gotten
BON 9errn Soiepb Qaenbofen setauft
fir $1,000.
9err unb 5rau 9pminit arier gez
bsnten nd9iten 5reitdg nad ct. gaul
unb minneapolis gu reiien, um bort
lire Script unb Bintereintdufe 81
beiorgen.
Msgen 1T bereits felt ben lebten
flint Sagen an Der Sasesoronung.
Mit lanosmGnnlihem @rub
Httolds WeindG t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
Gbicagp, SG., 13. Sept. 1901.
Werther .S)err @puuerl

TIMER 5reuno, Serr Sobn Gpert,
pel6er 10 ldnge Sabre cine gut gebenoe
Wirtbi6aft, go. 4342 NorD Gldrf=
Strabe, nabe 9epon Q(pe. betrieb, unD
pel6e er fir einen iebr boben Breis
pertauft 6at, Eat jebt einen Iebr feinen
Saloon nit Buffet an Der SIDE Noro
Glart Strabe llnb Barn 9pe. tduflid
iibernommen. Serr Sobn Gbert lit
geneigt, ale feline friiberen &unoen 10
gut fpie friiber, II. gun6 ~beIpnoers Die
BON Sigh Hipge, no feline Wiege Itaup,
gu bebiener. Wir tpiiniten unferem
Sreunb ben beiten Grfolg, pelber IL
der niht aushleiben ipirD.
IftungspOa
S. g.
Oa8Sot9enbc lit benz Sc
Stars Serolo" entnommen:
Serr Tibplas Sbereten uno
5rau, bic ieit leBten 6erbit in i6rer
dItsn Seimat6 i'm @robher5ostbum
2uremburg auf 8eiu4 lpeilten, t.hrz
ten Spnnerstag LETTER Wohe geluno
uno hunter mad 9lpmputb GpuutD
Suriit.' Mit linen fam Elm iunger
2uremburger, Ger Nmeritaner 81 lperz
ben piiniht. oerf S6ereten fat iebt
nod feline Yldne fir Die 3utunft gez
madt.
2sbten 9ienstag, I'M 9 ltbr
Mpr9ens purosn in Der Ct. Soiep6'sz
&ir6e 0err Sobn q. SoQer nit SRI.
Marid Hemmers ebeli9 getrGut. Der
botm. Batter Nsmmers, bon 9ilbertsz
bile, Sa., Elm Sntel Der 8raut, ppaz
3og Die Erauung. SrGulein Wfargd>
rstb 8urtetader bon @ltpn fungirte
ais 8rautiutsfrau; Serr 9enrp Sol
Ter elm 9ruper bes 8rGutigdms mar
Yrautfibrer. Nah Der tir6ltfen
5sier, Der cine groBe 4nSabl 5reunpe
unD 8etannte pes 8rautpadres beiz
pobnten, besab man iiG na4 Der
Wobnung Der Samilie Mi9ael Hemz
mers, nm bic 9liidpiini6e entgeeenz
sunebmen. llnsefGbr 80 perionen,
nabe 8erpdnote pes 8rdutpaares,
lieBen ii6 gu einem bp6feinen So6z
Seitsmable nieber, uno f"eierten oann
ben Gag in gebibrenoer Weiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17
GorreIponocus aus Cub
9afota.

u q m T, o.. ", Ii. sept. I9Ol.
Sod fait jeber 2eIer Der v2ureme
burger Gaastte" pirb li6 Der 8erbesz
rllnsen erinnern, Die elm GROCER Gp=
lion i'm 4pril bes Subres 1896 bier
in 5anipn Gpuntp anridtete uno Spar
in epiphany, fpo er II. q. audi bic tas
tbpliI6e Stride sertriimmerte, uno
au9 beinabe benz 10 beriibmt eepprz
oensn Or. Batter &roeser bas 2eben
s~etOitet bate, tpelder 81 Der 3eit Der
Itatipnirte Prieiter Der 8emeinoe Gpiz
pbanp mar. Ha9bem Batter 8roeser
li9 bon ieinen 9erleBungen pieber
pDaig erbolt bate, leste er iogleiA
!6anb dn's Wert unb FEB bon ieinen
Gemeinpemttelieoern, bic ale, tpie
elm Mann bereit tparen, Elm sroBes
grbsei9oB a~ussraben unb bann aus
mausrn, nm es bdnn, ebe Der 4ufbdu
Der Stride, melhe barauf auf bas
Sunbament sebaut psrben ioute, als
9ottesbaus perpenbet tpuroe. Rad,
STRENGTHENING Der Stride iOute bas
grogeIhpB als Shulz unD @eriamms
lungssimmer Dienen.
Batter aroeger's Huf als beriibmz
ter 4rat puroe INNER mebr Derbreiz
tet unb feline 3eit babur4 10 isbr in
anIpru6 eenommen, paB er iif
I6lieBlia senDtbist iab, einen Silfsz
p~rieiter gu erbieten. Batter Seioesser
Der isBige Yrielter Der Semeinoe, mar
Der d%userpGblte SeelIprger llno nabm
bas Huber Der 9emeinbe gpipbdnp in
bic Sanb. @ater .6%eibegger lieB dlsz
balb bic Sduptsr Der @emeinoe 5uz
Iammen fommen uno i6lieBlth etnigz
te man ii6 babin, cine relle Stride at
bauen llnb bas grbsei9ob pieber nit
groe auf5ufiilen.
Nun am Montag, ben 9. Septemz
Der, fam Der bo4p'ite 8ii9pf S'9prs
man BON Sipur Sails, begleitet BON
Yater 9eplan, ebenfaas bon Siour
Sails, unb 8ater Collins bon Mons
trpie, bier in Sarmer OIL, Inn, na4a
benz bic bphn. Serren BON ben 8ors
Itebern Der @emeinpen gpipbanp
unO Sarmer in gmpfans senommsn
poroen iparen, begleitete man lie ndh
unIerer Stride. 8pn bier aus reiIten
Die hpdp. Serren mad @pipbanD, no
Der bo6tp'ite Sii6pf am nahiten Gage
Die Gippeibung Der nellen Stride uno
Die Sirmung elmer grpBen InSabl
Sirmlinge pornahm, nobel er audi
linen bas 9eliibDe abnubm, ii9 bis
Su ibrem q. 2~ebensiabre benz Sc
MULE bon geiitisen 8etrdnten gu ents
balteu.
Die @emeinoe epiphany unp I'M
8eIpnberen Soter Seioegger tDnnen
Iipls parauf iein. inbem Der bo6p'ite
giI6pf ibnen pas Compliment maGz
te, epiphany befabe Die britt I6pnlte
Stride i'm Stdate SiipsO utpta. g(ud)
mar Die Stride fir oieIe @elesenbeit
auf's SdDnite eei9miidt.
Iuber ben pbengenannten Prieitern
mar Batter 9uren bon 4leranoria i'm
Sdnttuarium anpeieno.
SIS batten iid gu pielsr ihDnen
Seier piele @ldubiee II. Hi6tglGubiee
eingefunoen uno mar Die gerGumige
Stride bis auf ben leBten plaB ses
fiiat.
M. s. Streuier. Der sroBe 4rtiit,
Ipnie S. &ude. SdubluoenbeIiber
bon 9elsDue, Sa., befanpsn Iih lsBte
WO6e bier, um na6 ibren Sarmen 81
Isben. Seioe Serren geoenten nod
mebr 2anp bier 81 taufen.
Serr Rid Irens uno Srdu BON
glton, Sa., befinben iih bel bieiigsn
9erpanoten auf Seiud.
Srau s. 9. @rensborf 1T audi pies
Der aus Sopu 5%uridgstebrt, no tie
benz SssrabniB ibrer Wtutter beis
ppbnte.
5rl. Nsttie SoI6 ssoentt bisIsr
Seas ust9 Selma. Wpnt.. ~ rs;IiR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-09-17

Ct CO lppult. Ole gtl1ltgt JllujluIlY VI
Die tieffrpmme unp ernite Weber's uno
per INNER in beTien ,Sparoopsti"
Die Stele 9enau s~eleien, pel9e be-
einnt:
,gr aiebt in Die 9uft bel Wintel unb
areiie etc.,
BEN pirb fplgenbe 9ei6reibuna a NJ
beimeln, in lpel6er Welter ersGblt,
ipie er9reifenp Der lanee 9eit, Der
@eieer BON G6terna6 auf Ieiner 8eige
ipielte. Ca bieier She'll bon Strife
linoe" unIere 2eier, Die pobl I9pn
bonn lanaen @eit gebOrt baben, pber
nod me6r 1plde, bic n d t bon benz
.8siger bon Ghternu4" gebDrt babsn,
intereIiirt, 10 laHen mir bier jeneH
Sbeil bes Dramas 5iemlih ausfiibrs
lid fol9en.) Die S5ens Ipielt ii6 i'm
&loiterbof uno Sloitergdrten Der Ibs
tel bon G9terna6 ab:
Sans (tritt in ben Sof bsraus.
Gin jiineerer Sdiiler erblidt ibn unc
rufD:
Sa tpmmt !Serr Sans, Serr Sans!
Gr bat uns nod Die punperbare Sis
itprie bon 8eit, benz langsn @eissr,
su %er3dblen. @eitern bate er bamit
bssounen, nun ipn er lie peiterfiibrsn.
&ommt, tommt!
(0ie S6iiler laufsn auf Sans Ips.)
Sans 0uat ii6 ibrer gu err
ipebren.)
Shut nift 10 Nib, ibr tlsinen pbis
loIlpb.n. @efit mid ui4t u.:l!
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-20
re Bryde to Save Coal.

The new mill at McBryde plantation,
Kauai, is reported to he doing well with
the new crop, 1t is said that -. tons
are being yielded where it was thought
there would be only ~ tons. The l9CO
crop was 1900 tons and the 1901 crop will
run to about 1000 tons. The extraction
obtained by the new mill ranges any
where from SO TO 81 per rhrt, ana is
thus an economical factor in the run
ming expenses of the plantation. 1t is
expected that the pumps At the pllnta-
ton will soon be shut down ana all wa
ter obtained from the reservoirs until
about June, which will make saving
of about $500 day for coal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-20
CHINESE DUPLICITY.
Imperisi Edicts for Reform Which
Mean Nothing.

NEW YORK, Dec. ll.-From Shang-
hal the correspondent of the London
Times and New York Times sends a
dispatch to the effect that the French
government has conferred the cross of
the Legion of Honor on Wang Chi
Chun, governor of Nuan Whei. and
that the throne has sanctioned the ac-
ceptance of the order by Wang. Wang
was the Chinese envoy to Russia in
1894 He was recently denounced by
the censors and removed from Office for
some cause which was not made pub
lie. 1t is said, however. that his Of
Tense consisted Of repeating in private
letters, supposed to be confidential,
communications of member of the
grand council, to the effect that the
recent reform edicts were not intended
tn be carried out. but were issued only
to mislead the foreign powers.
The native press does not believe in
the good faith of the edict prescribing
the system OF examinations of grad
yates of western scientific colleges
There Is no evidence of any intention
to establish such colleges.
Notwithstanding the publication re-
Gently of several edicts Ia that effect
it is not believed that the court intends
soon to return TO Picking.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-20

SYDNEY, Dec. 2.-On inquiry on Sat
urday it was asCertained that there
was nothing fresh with regard II the
case of bubonic plague that wa iisrov-
cred here a fortnight or SO ago. The
patient continues to improve, and is
doing as well as could be hoped.
In view however, of the occurrence
of one case the health authorities of the
other Australian States have taken
steps to minimize the chances of the
disease being introduced there. \ ,Hpy
of the regulations framed by the Gem
trail Board of Health in Western Aus
tralia has been forwarded to the Health
authorities here. They yecite LAT all
vessels arriving from sydney shall be
treated with view to the destruction
of all rats on board, and that no ship
be allowed to lie at any wharf unless il
is separated from II by Gender al least
four feet wide. In short, the regulations
there are similar in their purport to
those in force in this State.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-20
TRE BoER FORCES.
How They Are Located in the Field.
Concentration Camps.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE London
Times and New York Times publish
Pretoria cables to the effect that the
concentration under De Wet remains
in the Lindley district. His attention
seems to be occupied by the line OF
blockhouses now building from Kroon-
stad To Lindley. Steyn probably ac-
companies De Wet. Kruitinger is still
II the Orange River Colony. Vessels
is now near Philippolis. with 200 men.
There is also published part of an
other private letter from a South At
rican concentration camp. dated Port
Elizabeth, acknowledging number of
gifts received. and telling about the
feasts of tea and cake and asserting
that the refugees are SO well provision
ed that they sell quantities of food to
the soldiers.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-20
AT WORK FOR
THE BIG CANAL

WASHINGTON, Dec. cit Is stated by
a Pacific coast Senator that If the Hay
Pauncefote treaty is ratified the govern
ments of Costa Rica and Nicaragua will
require the United States to secure guar
antees of neutrality from other powers
than Great Britain before making a
treaty ccd!ng the route of the canal.
This Senator says that the pending trea-
ty will be ratified without doubt, even
though there Is dissatisfaction over It's
ambiguity in regard to fortiflcationS. The
earnest desire to hasten the canal con-
struction is stronger than the objections
to the treaty.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA dispatch to
the Herald from Managua. Nicaragua,
gives the following additional details con-
corning the signing of the canal lease
documents:
The protocol signed by United States
Minister Merry and DR.. Fernando San
chez, the Nicaraguan Secretary of For
eign Affairs, grants to United States
three miles on each side of the proposed
canal, the median line being the center
of the waterway. Nicaragua will have
full sovereignty over the canal route, but
the United States will have control over
It. can maintain a permanent police vigi-
lance, and can land troops If IL is neces-
sary. In return the United States gov
eminent guarantees the sovereignty, in
tegrity and independence of Nicaragua.
president Zelaya and Secretary Sanchez
are strong advocates of the canal. The
entire republic Is contented over the sit
uation. Confidence is inspired now that
the Nicaraguan government is dealing di-
rectly with the United States instead of
with speculative companies. President
Zelaya has issued decree by which the
government OF Nicaragua nonates about
100000 square yards of land. in one or
more lots, situated on Ometepe Island In
Lake Nicaragua. to the United States.
for use as a sanitarium for the benefit OF
laborers on the canal. The United States
may oppoint a surgeon to select the ac-
tual locality of the donated land.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1l.-When the
Senate went into executive session today
the new Hay Pauncefote Isthmian canal
treaty was Immediately taken up. Sena-
tor Culberson spoke briefly in criticism of
it, and was followed by Senator Bacon.
who made a somewhat extended arGu-
ment against it, Senator Bacon criticiz-
ed the treaty as un-Amercan, and said
that 1t contained many of the objection
able features of the original agreement,
while ii was entirely unsafeguarded. as
the old treaty had been, by the Senate
amendments.
He said, however, that ne would no,
obstruct the ratification of the new
treaty.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations voted
to report favorably the new Hay-Paunce-
fote treaty providing for the construction
of an Isthmian canal
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-20
It LOOKS
LIKE WAR
Chile and Argen.
tina Getting
Apart.

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-According t.
the Valparaiso (Chile), correspondent
of the Herald, the conferences between
the Chilean Secretary for For eigu At
fairs, Senior YaneZ, and the Argentine
Minister, Senior Portela, over The pend
ing dispute, We're fruitless. The war fs-
yer, which is ardently encouraged by
the Argentine press, and which is instj-
gated by Peruvian and Bolivian diplO-
macy, is assuming an ominous chnrac-
ter. owing to the alarming news from
Buenos Ayres.
There was a panic In The Chamber Of
Commerce.
Upon being interpolated IN the secret
session of the Senate, Secretary 'neZ
declared that after ascertatning thai;
Argentina was purchasing warships.
Chile decided to buy several, to BE- pre-
pared for emergencies. The press and
public here are remaining calm. how
ever. No fanfaronades are heard.
A great popular demonstration in
honor of Colombia and Mexico Is being
prepared.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Argentine
government Is getting nervous at the
lunjustihable delay over tho warlike roll
icy pursued by Chile. If Chile persists
in this attitude Argentina will recall
her Minister at Santiago. says the cor
respondent of the Herald at Buenos
Ayres. The commander of The Arg"n-
tinc cruiser, the De Mayo has reported
that he has concluded the investigation
which the government directed him T.
make to ascertain whether the chilean
allegation that Argentine authorities
habitants of that territory saw that they
/ never saw any invasion. The Chilean
allegations are declared to b. withuu
foundation.
, The government H. continually rc"eiv
ing petitions from all parts of the re
{ public urging it not to yield to tn
. Chilean pretensions.
: A group of British residents met an
= decided to organize and equip two "eSi
ments of cavalry and offer them 20 TIL
2 Argentine government in >asS of wa
with Chile. Italian residents are or
= ganizing a volunteer force.
: A member of the Cabinet declare
@ that the government is convinced tina
:. the Chilean question will be settled am
II icably, but that Argentina was deter
= mined to act energetically and firmly
- A panic prevailed on the exchange OF
account of the rumor that the govern
4 ment was about to rescird the law ere
q ating the conversion fund, but the re
y port was without foundation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-20
CHILD'S MEDICINE
WHY?

Because SCOTS Emulsion re-
lieves such an extraordinary
variety of children's diseases
all the way from slight colds to
the serious hip disease.
Because SCOTS Emulsion is
asharmless as milk. Well borne
even by the delicate stomachs
of babies.
Because children respond so
quickly to its action. A medi-
cine peculiarly suited to their
sensitive nature. 1t is wonder
full how rapidly delicate chill
dren improve in every way
while taking SCOTS Emulsion.
Because children like the
taste. Most of them like SCOTS
Emulsion at once. The rest
soon learn to like it. Little
daily doses bring the results.
Well send you a little to Try you Ike
SCOTT q BOVINE, 400 Pearl street, New fsrk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-12-20

farmer in the United States, where, he
said, the government assisted agricul-
tural interests, realizing that the
greatness OF the nation depended upon
the material prosperity of the country
Mr. Hamburg said that he considered
that agriculture of Great Britain had
been deliberately sacrificed fifty years
ago to the building up of the manu-
featuring industries of the country. and
the anticipated result. namely. that
Great Britain would manufacture for
the whole world, had not been realized.
Instead of this, the speaker said the
world was closing its markets against
Great Britain, and the government in
the future would have to take a much
greater interest in these matters.
Right Hon. Henry Chaplin. president
o: the local government board who
addressed the club before Mr.. Han
bury, advocated restoring the duty of
enc shilling on grain.