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The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-25

by a beautiful river front. Its.
an ideal location for a city, but it
is impossible to buy lots, as the
townsite is largely owned by st.
Paul capitalists who have with
drawn lots from the market. a
dozen saloons and restaurants
and a newspaper and postotfice
combined, represents the town
at present.
On the Canadian side of the
roaring falls IS the usual sleeping
town of Fort Francis, which
claims it's first settlement by the
Hugenots 200 years ago. To
verify the age, Mr.. Silver found
in our hotel a bed bug 1913 years
old. Several large stores, two
big hotels, three saloons, news
paper and a land Office are located
here. The business methods,
public spirit and the houses seem
in harmony with the age OF the
town. A sleepy content fills the
air, and we met natives who had
lived here 30 years and had never
crossed the river. They have a
supreme contempt and utter dis
regard Of their neighbors on the
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-25

American side. tits the opinion
of many Canadians that Koochi-
ching will in time absorb the
trade and prosperity Of Fort
Francis, as other Yankee towns
on the boundary line have done
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The Canadian government once
attempted to help navigation on
the Rainy river by building a.
canal around the falls here; but
work was stopped over 80 years
ago, and the building of the
Canadian Northern railroad from
Winnipeg to Port Arthur on Lake
Superior will probably do away
with the agitation for the com.
pletion of the canal.
Messrs. Duncalf and Wood
ward stayed here but two hours
and returned homeward via the
"Keenorao July T. Mr., Nc
Lehman discovered a man with a
Koochiching lot for sale, but the
man became frightened and took
to the woods. Mac started in
pursuit, and the last seen of him
he was rushing through swamp
and underbrush Whooping like
an Indian.
The restof our party Bacon
and Browne and wives, Harry
Silver and yours truly-took d
smaller steamer above the falls
and continued up Rainy river,
across the northern arm of Rainy
lake and up the Seine river, a
distance of 50 miles.
Rainy lake is as odd and pic
turesque a piece Of handiwork as
God ever constructed. 1t looks
as if a section of ridgy land was
partially buried with water,
when no lake was intended in the
first place. It is said to contain
| $4,000 islands. And they are
scattered with great impartial
| ity. Small, conical mountains
they are, plumed with small
pines growing up from solid
|reck So close toge ether are
they that it seems as If we were
passing through countless rivers
instead Of one lake.
Mine Centre is a good imita-
tion of a western mining town
with the noise left out. About
50 sheep buildings are scattered
along the foot Of a rocky Cliff. A
S25, 900 hotel was built here to
accommodate tourists, but may
be moved as tourists refuse to be
accommodated. Several gold
mines are III the neighborhood,
but all save one have shut down.
Without railroad facilities, the
operations cost too much for the
value of ore SO far found. The
English owners of the only mine
in operation offered to trade it
for Bacon & Brownies corner
property in Bemidji but the lat
ter wanted too much boot. -
Sunday night found us back in
Fort Francis, and then we learned
that McLennan failed in his foot
race across the river, had found
real estate less tickle in Fort
Francis. He had purchased one
dozen lots, and as he walked the
streets the wondering natives
were pointing him out as a ''big
capitalist'from Bemidji-one who
has money at home packed in
barrels. His purchase is the
sensation of the year in this quiet
town. .....1. j. s... ..
Monday morning, July Is, finds
us at the mouth of the Big Fork
river. We have chartered
steam launch and intend to reach
Grand Falls tonight.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-07-25

Subscribe for the PIONEER.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
Polskaspod 1foskalen

49, S&E#@S&- VI AE<ZU &&E.M&NEg4& 5Ss@3E Il E3H&aazHz5@ %g+
HAlKA1TYzM rosyjski 20
lmisro, ksiscia lmeretyhskle 80
poanosi glove: oberpol,omsejsser
m,asta Wsrszawy ogtosii v swsi
..Gazec,e Polloyjnej" [ns. 253] roe"
porzadzen,e, : dnia % I'm. tel
tre6c, 10 weselklego rodza]u ogio-
szenia s6sse, plskatY, cenn'ki,
1ailospisy. adresv kataIog' orsz
etyk,ety, ogiessen,a lab reklamy
firm M papierse Tub tornach do
opakowana towsrow. przeda wanyoh
" skladaoh. magasynaoh itp.. vgre-
ezo,e b,lety ws1doia "a :przed.t.wie.
mia, koocertY w,dowiska, ltp. "a
bawy musza byd obowl2skowo dEu-
kowane v jssyku rosyjsklm' tylko
doswolonym lest prs'llad M jesyk
tolski Tub ,nny,z wyjatk'em y.
dowsk
o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

sztywne lub p~rzesilone musz'
ku}y wnet napwr6t odzyskuja s1}e,
e fastyczno&c, jezeli sic ]e naciera
severy olejklem 6w, Gotharda Dzia~
Ia on przeciw wszelkim opuchli-
znom, bolom reumatycznym l
wszelkim innym, czesto "a jedaem
natarciem. Cena scot.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
Z GALIGYI.

SAMB0RZ. Dnia IA Z. m.
zdarzy} sig " browarze Marsa W
Limanowy, okropny. wvpadek.
Franciszek K2dzio}ka, ozternasto'.
letni syn wyrcbn;ka. Micha}a Ka-
dzio1ki z Mordawkj. znalezlonY
zosta} niezywy pod cata gruba war;
silva goracego jeczmienia. k4ds'o'~
Ia kt6ry by{ robotn,kiem " browa-
RE, mia} sig po}ozy6 ma odpoc.V-
nek. 'Inul rototn'cy niewiedzac, re
ktos "a zieml lew, poczell zsvpy
wac 20 strYchu ieosmten, kt6rym
nieszczesli wego spiacego chaopca
zupe}nie zasypano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
2 Prus Polskich.

2 prus Polskich.
CHELMNO. w nocy sw. S>l~
westra ? letn, syn w'sso'eielaa' Ella m'y>
IA Sella zabaw,} tis z towarzyeza~
mi, wrecsjao v, sta, 10 ME. trz* Z
!. wlym,,zmar4t " pocy@@ans progu
m,eszkanna rodzic6w.
GRUDZlADZ. Nar6d r.emiec-
(, wzr6s& o p,ecioro o.6b, gdyz
naucsyciel Goezczev ski re Szve]-
kova (SchwskeDI uzysksf pozwc"
lenie cd kr6lewskir] re;encyl ma
zmispe nazwiska ma Goss. *
TUCHOLA. Przezwiska osad
starozvtnych polskich ma move
kulturne plcm,eekie ME ustala. w
powiecie tucholsk,m przechrzcono
osady Go}2bek ma Taube1a'ess, .
Lipowo ma Koen,gsbrncb.
90
ZAKAZ nauki Spiewu kosciel"
neeo Ga.eta AdansRa donosi, ze.
cz}onkowie Tow. Jednofd Iak ro-
krocznie tax l W rb. urzadzajac
Gw,azake ola uboglch dziec,, ODD
bYwall z niemi pr6bY spiewu piesn'
ch6rowych, sp,ewanych 20 ko6c'o~
zach naszycb, zarim ]eszcze ktokol-
wick o ,stn,enlu Prus pomysla@.
To tez prawdziwa MES uodziank9
wyp}ata}a poi'cya Towarzystwu
przYs, }a1ac dyrygentowi 6pi.wu
zakaz, ktory brzmi tax W ttomacze~
niu polsk,em: Kr6l prevalent poll
cyl IN. 473l Nv. Gdansk Is grud-
mia 1900. w zwi3zku z dzlsieiszem
przesauchaniem Pana donosze nj
nieiszem. il wykouYwanie prob
6piewu z polskiemj dzlecmi Tow.
Jednost tnk dlugo Panu bedzie
xakazane, dop6kl Pan ME bedzlesz
m6gt przedfozy: pozwolenia miej~
-scoVcj w}adzy szkolnel. - W razle
wykroczeola w,dzia@bym sig zmu~
SONY odbywanin prob spiewu W
prxymusowy spos6b zapobieds
(zwaugswe,se verhindern). podpie
Vessel. C'ekawa rzecsa by&obv sig
dowiedziec, csy i dyrygenoi ap'ewu
niemieck,ch Verein6w " Gdansku,
kt6ry dwrrza spiew z dzlecmi nle-
mieckiemi ma obchodY gRiazdko~
We, musza takze postcard s'e
wprz6d g odnosne pozwo)en,e VIA
DIV szkolnej. Co zreszta splewy,
jak w z}ob,e ley, .An'ol paste~
rom i'd maja ws26Inego z VIA"
dza szkoln4 - to r6wnlez trudno
poja6.
Z ~Poznahskiego.
KOSCIAN, Studniarz p. Zle- !
lonka zsamat noge. RozbieraG kaza}
stare stodo&e l ozesc sciany ma n'ego
padla. Gd3by ME beika pom'edzV
Sciana a murem, pod kt6ra SIG
schron,}. bY.by 4yoie utrac'}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
Oar iubileuszowy.

Oar jubileuszowy.
Wies Oblegorek, zakuplons "a
pieniadze skiadko We i ofarOwana
)ubilatowl Henrykowi Sienk'ewi~
cxowi lezy " pow,ecie Kieleckim,
n edaleko cd Checin. Posiad}oSc
to n,ewielxa j., ]ako majatek, ME-
wiolkie ma znaczenie. Dochodu
zen Mistrz spodziewac sig Die mole.
Ale ola p,sarza, szukajacego "
u~s,roniu spokojnego wypoczynxu,
Oblegorek prze'1staw'a wszelkle
waruuki dodstnje. Ozdvba lego
jest park wspania{y, ma i7tu NOR
zach przestrzeni- Sk}sdaja sic nan
drzewa najrozmuitszych gatuuk6w:
jes'ony, swlerki. modrzewie, bukl,
morwy, orzechY l mu6stwo krze-
Do parku przylega dw6r mu-
rowanY, uiewielki s:osunkowo,
obejmuiacy dz'esiet pokoi miesz-
kalnych. z gsnku pred dworem
roz+acza SIG w'dok ro.leg@Y ma do
hne, rozciqgn,eta sop g6r
Swistokrzyskich. " pogoduy ds,ea
ma krahcu heryzontu wild 6 Z
gauku togo ruinY. zamku " Checl-
mach.
Gaia okol,ca rein4 jest pamia~
TEX, wspomnien i basLi ludowycb,
osnutych ma tie dz:ejow. Oblego-
rex sta2owif niegdYs csfost z
sasiednin. Oblegorem. By}a to
majetnost s}ynne] rodziny Tara6w,
kt6ra m,a1a swa g}6wn9 rezYdencye
" zamku zna)duiacym sig " ME
zbyt odleglem Podsamczu Puko-
szowskiem.
" r. l883,m ostetnia die.
dsic.ka Z rodu Harlow sprzedsla
Oblegorek regento~i tieleckiemu
p. Miec.ye}awowi Halikow', cd
.ego .as nabY} komitet, za,mujacy
sic urocsystoscia iubileus.o~a
Sienk,ewicza. Obecnie msjatek
Oblseo,ek l,c1y 800 morgdu s'eml
ornej, 80 morrow tax. l6O NOR
gov lasu GRAZ 1againixa' Oprocx
tego .p,jdaia sig tn tr.y ~oosserne
stawy, daiace sdoch6d Z r1bo'dw-
silva.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

severy Bittry zo}fdkowe or.e1>
wiais j wxmaoniaje ca4y system
poteguj@ site uer1dw ora1 dsialar'
ME md.gu i reguluja strawootd.
Jest to cc.ysty wyskok xlec.aieayoh
irodkdw. = Gem sol H. %.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
Rosoheds,

- -, 49, I'd ssssssNsaa
SIC. wiefG. - skuttiom kis GU
buanku befl,6 +kleg5 ,,ffeus s'sche'
Hypotbe.en Action Bank pqpad-'
EDie x;<konknrs w,elka inowrociaw~
~ I. bryka mss.yn. Wlele pole.
sk,ch k~ap'talos lokowanych v.
d~6th upad}ych bankliaaclh ber''h~
shioh. prrepadnie. Atcse banku
,Preuss Hypotbeken bank spadiy
Z >bl,.ke Stu NJ 80. ,,t5rurd scha nt
banku" ze 100 ma i procent-
BNIN. w Mleczewle utracil
1&ycle rohotnik Walenty Dominas.
Znalesiono 70 letacego bez &Ycia
prey p,ecu obok przewr6conej law
XII. Ma boku stafa do 'polowy
pr6zna butaika w6dkl. Eaten D..
ME by< trzezwym. TAX, iak :c'ato
jego ~ poi spalone leza}o mona
wnioskowac, ze napaliwssy " piecu
otworzyt drzwiczki j us,ad} obok
ma }awce. Iskry w'docznie ~prysks9Y
ma MIN odz,ez, a 20 byf pijany. ME
Mat silly ognia ugasiG - przew16-
CD zig z &awka i sweden s'e uduei}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
Z Poznanskiego.

Z Poznahskiego.
KOSCIAN. Studniarz p. Zle-
lonka zsamat noge. RozbieraG kaza}
stare stodo&e / ozes6 sciany nj n'ego
pad}a. Gd,by ME belka pom'edsy
Gciana q mureln, pod kt6ra SIG
sohron,'. by'by syo'e utrac'f.
GOLUCROW. Pr1y rudowa-
4 nia topol, utrao's ayc1e 4 letni
synek gospodarsa Walerowicsa.
Pr.yb,eg} on do ojca ~}atn'e wte~
dy. gdy drss~o ruusao prsycis~
s sty skonas " pot godsiny.
STRZELNO. w domlulum
Jan6wou skotars Pus'csyohoAs&i
sohc:ss uwiaxao spu, sosonego . ash~
ouch. s.adnika, po*lepa} &" 20
kasku, ! st.inlx isres.t@ &seod"y,
~ s,s ro,~sa'ek'i',,, . =. 'so'''.'
anr.yp,ll IL. tso.anY " ]. roe'em mu
rssprsl hr.ush. +. un.ri ros g.
sssassSS y sr@@ " . T" @Ae = e
ea04luoCn. @f1Kk4& $50 4 s&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31


pd redaktora Germsnii, dobrse zns-
mel popularnsi gszety v Akron. D.
Akron, Ohio. is wrzee5nia, 1850. Dr.. Pc
ter Fshrney, Chicago, III. - Drogi Pa
nte: : "Zainteresuje to Pana zapewne.
gdv slq dowissz, Ae Paiski starry i od-
pow1edzialny agent pan Ed. Rohld.
mies.kalacy .. n. 100 N'eman st.. jest
oicem Gustawa Dohl,n, slynego atie.
ty, ! rodziny olbrzym6w, z kt6fych
w.syscy w.e,za mocno " Paf.kie CO.
mozo i u1ywaj4 takowego.
Cokolwiekby ME byte przyczyz3:
tego, faktem jednak4e lest, IL ME Ma
zd:owszyeh i silniejszych ludzi VIII
czefni powistu, JAZZ rodsiua Rublns
z 2~owa&an.em L. seybo:d.:"
ORA Plot,a Gomezo buda1e kofei
mie5nie, dodaje zdrowia i s1y, odmla':
dnja starych , wzmacnia s|abych. Me
ie.t to lekarstwo apteczne, tylko trzez
sgent6w specyalnych. Tub wprost przez
wlasciciela. A%ndresulcie: DR.. Peter
Fxhrnej, 112 - ia s. Hoyne Ave..
Chicago. III.
Gd.fe jest Andrea m"i~
szewlcz?
Pochodzl Z gubern,i Suwal-
skle], pod Moskalem. Do Amerykl
przyby1 " roku 1887 i zamleszkaf
na1prz6d y Spriagmill, " Pennsyl~
vanii. a ztamtad z iona pray y4 do
Hurley, Wis, gdzie mieszka}
okoto lat 8: WvjechawszY potem
" SWAT, ZONE O sob,e znac ole
dsje- Podobno bywa " Perham,
Minn.-O &askawa wiadomosc o
MIN, prosl ]ego cizzko strapiona
iona:
J6zefa M nlszewic
Glle P. O, Wis.
ZAP1SYWAc.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

BROCHOBYCZ. David Ert-
stein, kt6tego iona 90 szpitalu
samborskiego z Droehobycza przy-
wioz}a udawa} waryata to tax
dobrze, re 20 uzDano "a umysfowo
cborego, dop,ero gdy policya sam
.borska mla{a 20 odstawid do Kul~
parkowa, przysnai sip tenze. 10
rab,n kaza{ mu diva dni " tygod-
niu suazyc "a kare, ze v sotote
pallt oygars, a on chcac SIG uwoln'c
cd tel pokuty udawa} warYats, i
luds'e SIG ola niego sk}adali -
naturalnie puszczono go wolno.
Obecnie mole znowu " Drochoby.~
Gu Tub v Schodnicy upraw4a wa
ryactwo W spos6b zarobkowy?!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31
SLASH.

SLASH.
w ZABRZU niegodz,wy ozio.
wick wsYpaf g6rnlkowl Kurpanlko-
", prochu do fajki. Gdy K. -apali}
faike, wybuchna} proch urwaf mu
try palcv a prawej reki.
ROZDZIN Oval braoia
Bisiasowie zostall wlisci do woiska
aus:ryaokiego. :pon,ewa& wtad1a
tw,erd.i, te % ~jeszose austryaokl !
mi. Siu&Yli jejnak )ut tak3e, "
pruskiem wojsku. Braoia B. zbie-
al, teras Z sus>ryaokiexo wo]ska, .
wtadse pruakIe staraia sig o ich n
wolnienie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-01-31

CHEkMNO. w nooy sw. S>I"
westra ? letn, syn w'adsc'oilessaa' m'y'
M Sella zabaw,} liz towsrzyeza~
mi, . wrsc sjao ", star ie ME, tra* Z
WIN, .zmarl& " nocye~aps progr
m,eszkama rodzicow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-20
PROSPEROUS HILO.

The Hilo-Hamakua railroad seems,
after period of slight slumber to be
on the point of being pushed forward
40 completion. 1t has been a project for
many year. The late S. G.. Wilder very
nearly brought the project to fruition
fourteen or fifteen years ago. The
surveys m de at that time are, it is
understood, being largely followed by
the present projectors. Political and
commercial intrigue defeated Mr.. Wild
er, but when people talk of our men of
the past not being energetic they are
talking of what they know not. 1t re-
quired an immense amount of energy
to bring the Territory to its present
degree of prosperity.
Everyone who knows Hawaii will hail
the advent of the Hamakua railroad
as one of the greatest boons to the
windward side of the Island, and it will
give Hilo a great boom. The whole of
the sugar output of the Hamaxua and
North Hilo district will pass directly
into Hilo from whence it will go to the
mainland. This will mean increased
business for the Rainy City. If a NUM-
cipal bill had only been passed, the
people of Hilo would have been able to
have faced their coming prosperity by
their own efforts, now they are para
lyzed by the abortive session which has
done so much to set back the Territory.
But the lesson has probably been learn
ed. and Ne will get required and useful
legislation about eighteen months
hence.
Not only will the sugar crop go to
Hilo, but undoubtedly the smaller in
dustries will be stimulated. There are
thousands of acres suited to bananas
and other fruits. while the best of vege-
tables cGa be raised on the high lands
along the route. The only reason they
are not raised is the lack of a market
or an outlet. The railway will also en-
tail direct steam communication with
the Coast and with Honolulu. The
days of the coaster seem to be number
ed, but the days of Hilo's prosperity
are at hand
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-20

next with 5S9 women to every thou
sand men.
But if we are abnormal in proper
tionate number we are only following
the general rule. Contrary to the gen
orally accepted theory there is excess
net excess of the 1,2S3.OOO,OOO people
that have been enumerated and esti-
mated being 15ia millions. Though por-
lions of the American continent give a
large excess of females over males, as
Massachusetts and Nicaragua, yet in
the whole population of one hundred
and two millions there is an excess of
fully one million males.
OF course our own condition is thor
oughly unhealthy and is accountable,
supposedly, for the large disproportion
between births and deaths. But one
uses the word supposedly" with due
care, for it is extremely doubtful if
there is the great disproportion between
births and deaths which our imperfect
statistics give. One is disposed to think
lildl IL is UOI Jllt DlIlllSy Dul IL is llle
lack of care of the young children
which is in fault.
In 1890 and again in 1896 maternity
statistics We're taken by the local CEN
sus. In the latter year out of a total
population of 36,5O3 females, 1891 were
reported as mothers who had borne
q, 1874 children, or an average of ABS.
The Hawaiian mothers numbered
5,SO5 and had borne 1884 children, an
average of ASP, rather higher than the
general average, but of those only
$3.50 per cent survived, which was
lower than that of any other national
ity upon the group.
From the present Legislature it has
been useless to ask for means to make
our statistics accurate. Men who do
not see the advantage to be gained
by an autopsy are not likely to see
any advantage in statistical informa-
ton of any kind. The world however
thinks differently and devotes both
time and money to the subject, and the
results are most carefully scrutinized
and compared to the general advan-
tage.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-20

AS far as Jared Smith is concerned
he received his orders to take up and
clear land which Professor Stubs had
chosen. The blame for the choice must
be with the superior officer. Professor
Stubs never made a proper investga-
ton of the agricultural possibilities of
the Islands. Had he done so he would
never have selected the present location
for an experiment station. Professor
Stubs has written a report upon the
territory which is really a compilation
and is therefore unsatisfactory. He
might have written a similar report
from information to be obtained in the
Congressional library at Washington.
When Mr.. Smith came here he was ad-
Vised to spend a year going round and
studying the group. To this he is re-
ported to have replied, Il can't do that,
| have an appropriation of $12, 900 or
$4,000 and l must spend t." 1t was
not question of what good could be
done, but it was a question of spending
the money and making something
which could be shown for the expendi-
ture. If all agricultural experiments
are to be carried on in a similar man.
ner throughout the Island Territories
and dependencies, the results will not
be gratifying.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-20

The fire claims look as if they would
swamp the commissioners. 1t is esti-
mated that there will be close upon TO-
600 claims and an aggregate amount
claimed of 5000, 900. The commissioners
can never get through examining 10000
claims in six months, and where the
Territory is to raise $5,OOO,OOO to pay
them with no one can say. The Terri
tory cannot borrow such a sum of
money, and if it could, all public works
would have to come to a standstill. To
pay these claims as they now stand
would be to practically bankrupt the
Territory.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-20

much interest is now being taken
among financial people in the future OF
Texas. This state possesses 265, $50
square miles and is thirty-fou times
larger than the state of Massachusetts
and five times larger than the whole
of New England. Her climate repre-
sents nearly every graduation of tenn
perature known to the temperate zone,
and her resources, mineral, vegetable
and animal, place her among the fore
most states of the Union in prodigality
of endowment. Her extensive domain
is equal to the combined areas of Spain
Portugal, Switzerland and Holland, and
her resources are greater than those of
all of them put together. Tourists ira
yelling in Europe from Lisbon to Wen
ma cover only 900 miles, but pass
through six different countries, re-
presenting six different languages,
while tourists travelling in Texas from
Galveston to Eel Paso cover 1900 miles
without going beyond the borders of
the state of Texas. Besides her varied
and abundant resources of soil and cll-
mate. Texas enjoys an ocean frontage
of several hundred miles-or what is
equivalent to an ocean frontage, since
she is located on the gulf-and through
her splendid harbors she holds direct
communication with the worlds chief
ports Of entry. everything indicates
that the part which she will play in the
industrial developments of the future
is something immense.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-20

In writing of the races the other day
The Star drew attention to the fact
that though there had been some
crooked work upon the track in years
public scandal which had to be aired in
the courts. The late races, however,
have wiped that white mark away, and
the public will probably be entertained
with a lively tilt between opposing
horsemen. The horse, when used for
racing becomes a very demoralizing
animal.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-06-20

JUNE is, 1901.
! Just Received ;
Meat Choppers, all sizes.
Firewood Saws.
Wire Tea Strainers.
Trojan Mop Handles.
Wire Frying Baskets.
Wire Scan Holders.
Wire Bowl Strainers.
Wire Broilers.
Wire Waste Paper Baskets.
Wire Sponge Baskets.
Coffee Mills.
Solid Steel Never Break Gar
den Trowels.
Sewin~ Lamps.
Office Lamps. 4
Solid Steel Griddles. 4.
Solid Steel Spiders.
Waffle Irons.
Water Coolers.
Silver Salt and Pepper Shakers 4
Cocktail Shakers. 4
Faucet Filters.
One Pint Ice Cream Freezers.
Alcohol Stoves.
Lime Knives.
Salt Boxes.
Perfection Shoppers.
Table Bells.
Emery Knife Sharpeners.
Vegetable Cutters.
Larding Needles.
TRUSTING Needles. 4
Croquet Moulds.
Jelly Moulds.
Ice Cream Moulds.
Ice Cream Dishers.
Harness Oil. I
Harness Soap. 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-04
TO INVESTIGATE
NACLAY' STORY
resolution Provides for Committee
of House for This
Purpose.
(By Associated prcss.)

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Representative
Williams, of Mississippi. to-day intro
duced the following, resolution, proposing
committee of inquiry:
Whereas, one 4, S. MacLay has writ
ten a History of the Navy OF the United
States which was adopted for use at the
Naval Academy at Annapolis; and
Whereas, in said history said E. S.
MacLay denouuces Rear-AGmiral Schley
as a liar and coward; anG
Whereas, said MacLay is reported to
have alleged that the proof sheets con-
tanning these charges were submitted to
one Captain a. s. CrownirshieId, chief
of the Bureau OF Navigation of the Navy
Department, and approved and acquiesceu
in by him: ard
Whereas, said MacLay is reported to
have alleged that the same proofs were
submitted to Rear-Admiral ". T. Samp-
son. OF the United States navy. and ap-
PROVED and acluiesced IN by him; and.
Whereas, said MacLay was, ut the
time Of the writing of tllc said history.
ant. is now il the employ CT the Navy De
partment oc the United States. ;.otwltn
standing the scErriouS character OF the
charges made by him in said history: and.
Whereas, said facts disclose state
OF things subversive of honorable conduct
and consideration among officers of the
navy anG employees Of the Navy, Depart
r,ent; now. therefore be it
Resolved. BY the House Of Represen
tatives Of the Congress of the United
States, That a committee be appointed b.
the Speaker TO investigate and report &c
the House Of Representatives the truth
or validity of the statements made by the
said nIacLay: the truth or talsity OF the
allegations that the proof sheets were
slbmittec' to and acquiesceG in by the
said Captain Crowninshield and said
Rear ADMIRAL Sampson. and TO report tc
the House CT Representatives the course
Of action to be pursued by the House IN
consequence OF the assertion OF tn
fact TO be made by the said committee. y