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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
De tuiinoe Gine.

Spb beltmorD og 9 Selps
m orb. So6n Jor, en- 5armer ner
Glbop 2ate, Minn, Ifso og or9bte i'm
grooer petsr og lin Mober og or9bte
berpaa zig ielp. 0et antages, at ban
bar blepen iinbsipg. Gn al bans ans
ore greore blep panpittig iioite 5ors
aar, ba ct anbst Meblem at 5amilien
ore6te fig. iSor bar ugift og boeoe
bos fine 5orelore.
llpeir a Sfaoe. Gn Sagls
form af mere enb alminoelig Stprfe
oit ober Cafe preiton og Ome9n Spo
Dafota ben 12te bs. Mdnge at Sag
lene bar 4 CONNER Omfreos. 9pis
bet life bapbe paret iad itile, iom bet
bar, pilbe ben bape anrettet itor 3oes
l9ggelie. Rug, Der bar bet enelte
Smaaieb, iom bappe itubt 9lts, blsp
melt itaoet.
Npe poitruter. 5elgenoe
poitrutsr bill blipe pprettebe Sopd
ben 15be Suli: Sc Claire, Scott
gountp, en- Rute; poittontoret / Mrs
90 opbapes. Qlmana, Sopa Gountp,
en- Rute. Soma Gitp, Sobnion Gouns
tp, 2 Ruter; poitfontoret Gordlpile
opbapss; glortb 2ibertp poitfontor bill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

WaIbington. SUM IA. = 9uiets
aomits for offentligt aano bar inbs
itilet bet af McGlearp fra Minneios
ia fremIatte 5orilag om gpgning at
5elegrafleoning og Selefonleoning til
9laita til 0ebtagelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
Sra aOnsresiei,.

Waifington, SUM IA. = Meo ct
opsrD9loenoe 5lertal at 146 Stemmer
mob SO oeotog 6uiet Gadr Srrisae
tionsforilaget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
uolanoet.
Gnglano % Soerne.

9loemfontein, SUM- 10. = 9oers
generalerne gotbu, De Det og De-
ldreD agter at gere en- Sur til europa
/ Suli Waaneo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
Ycitcn / Gnrupa..

Waarieiae, SUM- 16. = qOItbamps
Ifibet ,,Gambobge" fom Dag fra gits
alien mebferenos 2 peitpatienter. Sfis
BET blep lagt ¶nt9ne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

nor at Ialge beruien be
Driffe til Snoianerns blep
aefpis 9anorp Dag ioemt en- geoe
al S1O0 FAINT til 60 Oages grrsit
i Flanbreaiif9ngIet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

9bebebsften. 5opetu, aans
las, SUM- 16. = 3anIas er MI miot
/ Snobsitninsen df i'm ginterbDeoes
aoling. 5 be fpblieere Counter be-
gnnbte Snobsitningen for to Tiger f.
ben, og til ub9an9en at benne Wdaneb
pil 5uiinoer uf Mano babe trdpelt
meb at inbIamle 9reben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

Sire &c anb brebt al g. "
net. S6erman, Seras, SUM- II. =
Sire Wl9no bleb rant al 2pnet pg
orabt. De bar Serb meb at ops
Iamle aartofler, ba 2pnet ramte bem
oa orebte benz paa Steoet. 0e bleb
funoen liggenoe en- alpn9e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
9anlf=Wmerifamif.

profesor & ello 9, en- aniet
9pnefolog Der / 9lmerifd, er fornplig
dnfommen til asbenbabn og bar taz
get Opbolo paa Stoosborg Sdnato=
rum. profesIoren foreitaar en- Nas
tur6e 6elbrebelIe Iesanltalt, Battle Greet",
/ Midiean, itiftet 1866, Der teller oper
700 0arelier, og iom er tdset til Menz
tier for mangfolbige andre auranitdls
ter 2lmerita os europa. aellog er
blepen bstenbt peb i'm Opfinoelfe at be
elettriife 2nsglsoebaoe, bpor belle 2e@
genet er unber paaDirfning at De elefz
triite Straaler; peo i'm fleriioige Dirt
Iombeo piier ban, at 9ibenifabsmanz
ben os Raturlesen gopt tan fOrenes
famine perIon. aellog uogao / Sjor
ct illultreret 99rf pda 1884 Sioer,
Der er tilegnet ben aniete Herpel9ge
peo Wiens llniberiitet, profesior Winz
ternib, Der foreitaar en- ipgt Naturbelz
breoeliesanitalt.
Norbbeltens banft znors
ffs pres feforeni in g ffal df6ole
be fit 4arsmpbe / Siour 5a1s, g. o..
ben lite til ben 13be Suli. pau fdm@
me Sib og Steb ffal Norbpeltens ftan=
binapiife Sangerforbunb boloe Staps
ne. Store Sorberebelfer gpres blanot
be ifdnbinapilfe Sangforeninger
Gbicago til ben foreitaaenoe Here bunz
breoe Mile lange Sur.
Gn Oanffer peo q apn 8 81
car 9ersgaaro, fom bar pasias
ger omborb paa OampIfibet ,,gopan@
ce", Der antom til Nep gorf fra 60
lon forrige llge, lob peo anfpmIten
en- Mrs. gatbrine 6drtriose, oeiaa en-
pasiaser paa Gaaoen, arrsitere paa
geitplbnins for at babe itiaalet $27o
fra bam.
Sans Senningfen, en- oanif
8eteran fra 1848, er bsb pulcifer,
Wis. 6an bar febt paa 2dalano og
bar en- al WisconIins 9lbIte oanife Nnz
bpgeere. 9an blep II Oar 81. og efz
terlaber Gnfe, 6 8prn, 80 9prnebern
og 2 8prnebsrnsbern.
st af be tprfte Mejerier
propinlen Quebec, Canada, finbes /
5errebonne, ca. 30 Wlil fra Montre@
al. ut bette GtablisIement bar Hp,
ffplbes peientligit por 2anbsmano,
5r. 80. MortenIen, Der er bets geitpz
rer, ifriper .Oannebrog."
Gn lille, 18 Maaneber gammel
Oatter at u. s. Garlien fra Beit
8erfelep, gal., Itprtebe forleben ub at
ct Winbue Sjemmets anben Gtage og
fit fere dlporlise Sframmer 6opeoet
% andre Steber pdd &roppen, men
Der er bog COB 9runb til at baabe, at
Sfaben life bil babe barige Sslger.
Den Smi itanoigbeo, at bun terneoe
mob en- ct fort Stpffe fra Sorben ans
bragt Marfiie, Iom tog af for 5aloet,
frellte uben Spiol ben file piges 2ip.
,,gien".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

faa fin poit at poitfpreren, og pOiten
gadr til Soma Gitp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18
Hn1ertka.
Gr Gomes bcituffen.

Waibingtpn, Sani Is. - Gn psr=
ION peo Rapn gbarles M. Ooblon er
Opbabsmanb til en- 5iitorie ON, at
Den tubdnIfe Jribebsbelt General 60
me3 ifuloe pare beituften af 9eneral
Wpob til life at mobdr6ejoe pr9iioent
pdlmas gal9.
5iitorien bar, font OobIon er at
en- tbipliom 9aratter, patts en- Del
Rsrs, men arissminiiter Root bar
ftpnbt Jig meb at ubeipe Grtleringer,
Der oplnier Sagens rette Sammenz
bang. pan bar Iaalebes ertlaret fig
pillig til at opertage belle 9lnIoaret for
llobetalingen at De pengeInmmer, iom
0ome5 fattiit bar mobtaget gennem
@snerdl Mpob.
5pis aongreslen beoer ON en- Jorz
tlaring at Sagen, er ban forbsreot paa
at gips, bpab ban amer for operbepi=
lerbe @runbe for, at getdlineerne bar
oitterst al uomtpiitelig alogitob.
General 0omea bar ben fubanifs
09rs Repreientant. San bar Sem
itano for alminoelig 5sjdgtelie, og
paa Iamme Sib blsp Der truttet itas
bise 0etsler paa bans 99itfribeo os
paa bans puns uf oem, iom baobe
tjent unoer bam. Den ameritanite
Rsgering foritob bans Sitting og
bans 5rang. gn Sum blep gioet
bam for at oatfe bans nsbbenoigite
llo9ifter og oerefter 9iordg at os til.
6an bar ialt mobtaeet $4,000 e1er
bsnpeb 5000 ON 2laret. Der blep
life giort npgen 6emmelisbeb beraf.
Snoberetninger er al arigsminiiteren
reselmesiigt 9ipet til ben umeritanite
aongres, og Der bar dloiig pGret sjort
nogen 6entboning til, at bet bar utils
bsrligt, og Der bar ingen. iom fortols
feoe ubbetalingerns faalebes, at Der
funbe faites Smubs berpad for MI,
Gn at ben tubanife aongres's fsr>
its Sanolinser bar at tilitaa 9ome5 en-
psniion pad $1,000 ON Qluret. 9es
neral Moob. iom / Mellemreaerinaen
repr9Ientereoe 9ubas preIibent og
aongrss. giorbe life anoet, enb boab
aubas 5olt ielp bar giort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

Waf6ington, Sum- IA. = pr9iioen>
ten unoeritrep / Gaar 5orild9et til
gepillinger for Scr og 5lddoe.
WaIbington, SUM IA. = Spb 9az
tatos aongres@D Delegation pil iege at
faa ben bersmts ,,WinD GaDe" Gen>
ter gountp belfDttet Iom en- Ndtionalz
part. Snoenrigsminiiteren pil ON
tort 3io ienoe aongresIen ct grep
ON Sagen. 6ulen er opmaalt at De-
partemsntet; bet antuges, at bet bliDer
ngbpenbiet at dfi9tte 10 4cres 3anb
for at beltbtte ben oens loitr9tning.
+
Wai6ington, SUM- Is. = 9eo Sez
ndtets Wepe Dag fremlasoe Siller
fra Colorado ct 5orlag ON, at arigss
miniiteren ifal eipe Sendtet en- neis
astig os oetaillsret Operiist oDer ale
uobetdlinger fra 9ubds offentlige
Fonos bet 5ibsrum, ba be Joreneoe
Stater bolbt gen beIdt. 5an ifal
tilli9e oplpIe ON llbbetalingerne bar
ifet / 5slge arigsminiIterens gempns
bieelie eller life.
aedn fra Hep Serieb proteitereoe
imob. at bette SForIlde neo 6urtig
5remme.
Og man fortIatte berfor meo Gorz
ildget angaaenoe 2onooner grp9ges
9lfgifter, iom pebtoges. Sdd 9enop@
tpg man aanaliugen.
Senatets republitanife Meolemmer
af aubasa saomitsen bill forbanole Sas
aen ON @eniibiebebslopen Worgen
= oQ Der er life Spipl ON, at 2opens
'sorIparere bill babe Jlertallet.
Wlen en- SplittelIe fan let fremtoms
me, bd Ulinbretallet ipnes meget
it9rtt.
Saaen ON Oprettelfe af ct ierligt
SanbelsminiIterium, foreilaaet at gaels
ion, bill piItnof blipe benldgt til n9lte
Sonaresiion. aomiteens Jormdnb
6epburn enifer ben ubiat, ba pr9lis
oenten life er tlar pper 6pilfe Gegez
rinasfontorer Der bpr benl9gges til
bet M Uiiniiterium.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

Smo Rinse. @uibington, ..
g., Suni 16. $ 6uiets Mpoe fremz
ldgpe 9fidarbIon fra 5ennesfee 5ora
flag til 2op om at operfere alle 9lrz
titler, iom er tilpirfebe at en- Snoua
itriring til 5ololopens Sriliite, og at
nebIatte 5oloen pau enboer 4rtitel,
iom er tifpirfet be 5oreneoe Stater,
og I9lges billigere llolanoet enb be
5oreneoe Stdter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

glep gort, Suni 16. = Soft, Der
fsnber Charles M. Dobion, flyer, at
bet er aloeles operflsoist at temple
bans paaitdno ON, at General @omeS
er beItuttet, fom uiano. Oobion er
unber $1,000 Bombs, pg blep 90. Sa=
nuar inpiat 2ublon ct. Sail. 6an
blsp lsslabt moo $4,000 Bombs. San
er itepnet for llnblabelis at at 6etale
en- Dom fpr $50. fom ban ftplote for
2frbejbe 5 Sdnuar blep ban ogiaa
ltepnet for 81 800, fom ban bapoe fras
fpinblet en- Manb unber 5oresiDenoe
af, at ban tenbte rige Munganlejer /
auba, iom ban funoe faa lejet at en-
&orporation Rep Serieb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

Wafbington, SUM IA. - preiioens
ten unberifrep / 9aar 5orila9et til
9epiIin9er for 99r og 5lddoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

Waibinston, Suni II. - Gn bpjere
Gmbebsmuno / arigsminiiteriet bar
aIlereos ubferOiget en- l9ngere Reoes
gsrelie.
9eri iigss, at for 2 9lar iioen troeoe
ingen aubansr pdd, at De 5oreneoe
Stater bilbe tr9ffe Zig uo af auba, og
bd be fubanIte 0etsrdner bar Nsb og
life en- Sang bapbe faaet beres 2en,
bar bet fun rimeligt, at man uobetalte
bem noget. Napnlig @ome8 6urbe
bebdnbles 9belmobigt.
Grfl9ringen mener enbog, at bdpoe
be 5preneoe Stater life bebanblet en-
Manb fom @omes Idalebes, oa funoe
man pad aubd babe riiiferet ct ligz
nenbe og barre Oprsr enb man TT
paa Silippinerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

Jt u y u lJl IL { l. NDu vlltS~
ton, 3. g., Suni 16. = aubas Miniz
tier til De 5orenebe Stater, Senor
9pnSdles be QueIaba bleb / Dag al
llbenrigsminiiter 6up praienteret for
pr9Iioent Ropfepelt.
Oepep paa 5ogt. MdIbingz
ton, .. g., SUM- 16. = 9lomiral
0epeb ifal eaa tilips meo ben itsrite
Orlogsflaabe, Iom be 6oreneoe Staz
ter bar BAIT 9anbet iioen gprgere
frigen.
5laabeminiIter Mooop ipurgte gos
miralen, om ban bar pillig til at operz
tase aommdnooen, og Depep ertl9e
rebe, at bet pilbe p9re en- itor 8lGoe
for bam, 5loaoen fal beitaa at ben
europeiife, norbatlantiite og ipoate
lantiife GIfabre. og ben Iamles Nere
6eben af Gulebra 0eItinbien, Iaa
Mansprene fommer til at tr9oe Ste
bet for be alminoelige 9intermdneps
rer.
@igantiIf Sunnels g I q n.
Cripple Greet, Golo., SUM II. - st
5oretassnbe er / Sang meo at bore en-
5unnel IA Ulil lang meo Sibeipor
qennem 9iergene peb Cripple Greet.
Sernbanefompagniet, iom bill gennems
fpre Soeen, bar allereoe anIat 70
Manb, Iom ifal 6egnnbe 9lrbejoet Suli
3. = 5plge Superentenoent parfet,
oil bet tdge TIRE 2lar at fulofpre Sopeos
ippret, og lbeifterne pil belebe iig til
ca. $5,00O,OOO. De unoerjorbilte
9aner BIZ tunne benpttes at alle 0fis
nerne be mineralrige 9ierge.
6orbi ingen elitebe ba m.
Wbeeling, @a., Suni II. = S @ftes
al. II fanbt man en- Manos alaoning
pua groen oper O6iofloben. Man
aneoe ct Selnmorb, og peo llnosrles
gelIen af alebsrne fanbtes en- Sfris
pelfs, 6ppr Gjeren af Ssjet fnnogjors
be, at ban buobe taget lit eip, og
@runben bar, at lef ingen breb iig ON
BAN, .itte engang ben pige, ban ellteoe.
Sad tunbe ban life bolbe uo at leps.
Der bar intet, Iom tunoe lebe pad
Spor efter, hpem ban bar, og bans
2iq er life fenere funoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-18

au6as 90 inifter. WaI6ingz
ton, 3. g., Suni 16. = aubas Minis
tier til De 5oreneos Stater, Senor
@onsales be QueIaba bleo Dag al
llbenrigsminiiter 6aD praienteret for
pr9foent Hopfspelt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-03
FINE ART WORK
FROM BABYLON

NEW YORK, September PA cable
to the Herald from Berlin says: Ger
man Orientalists continue to be deeply
interested in DR.. Koldenbergs discov-
cries in Nebuchadnezzar's palace in
Babylon, which is proving the richest
storehouse of ancient art ever unearth-
ed.
The encaustic thing wherewith the
great. court of the palace was decorat-
ed DR.. Koldenberg says, surpasses in
the fineness of it's glaze and the luster
and beauty of it's coloring anything
that modern art ever attained.
The frieze surrounding this court
contains boldly carved figures of all
kinds of real and mythical beasts. the
sculpture revealing so advanced state
of art that Dr. Koldenberg is convinc-
ed that he will find further specimens
proving that even in the time of Abra-
ham and earlier. art had achieved a
high point of development on the plains
of Mesopotamia.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-03
PUZZLED BY A
QUEER PATIENT

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Physicians at
Bellevue Hospital and officials of the
Outdoor Poor Department, are greatly
mystified over the conduct of man
who was taken to the hospital on La
Dor day, suffering from malaria. He
has not spoken a word since arriving
there 1t was assumed the patient was
foreigner and effort was made to hit
upon some language he could under
stand. One after another. was tried
without success. Fifteen different
tongues We're turned upon him without
effect. Finally the sign language of
deaf mutes was brought into play but
the man evidently understood what
was being done and merely shook his
head.
The illness passed away and some
disposition had to be made of the pa
tient, so he was turned over to the poor
department Here an effort was made
to put him to work. a pail and scrub
bling brush We're placed in his hand and
signs We're made that he should clean
the floor. He shrugged his shoulders
wearily, laid the articles on the floor
and resumed his seat
Efforts are being made TO find Ko-
reans and Esauimaux in the hope of
getting him to talk to them. as nearly
everything else has been tried.
Evidently the man is a recent arrival
in the country and how he got past the
immigration officials is mystery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-03

DIR. w. L. MooRE.-oflce with DR..
Garvin, 232 Beretania st. Office hours
10 to 2 and 1880 to $50. Tel. Blue 1881.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-03
He Tells the Result of His Negotiations With
the Vatican Over the Question of the
Friars and Their Lands.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The Bu-
reau of Insular Affairs has furnished 10
the press copies of the speech made by
Governor Taft on the occasion of the
reception rendered him when he arrived
in the Philippines. In the course of the
speech, Governor Taft said:
You can be very sure that it viii
only be a matter of a year or two be-
fore the American duty on Philippine
products will be reduced to so small a
figure as to make it practically free
trade. Delays in Congressional action
on the tariff and postponement of the
time for a popular assembly are only
the outgrowth of conservatism due to
a doubt on the part of many as to the
real conditions in the islands, doubt,
l may say, which nothing will so quick
ly dispel as quiet prosecution of agri-
cultural and other pursuits and an
avoiding of useless political agitation
for the next year.
THE many questions requiring set
tlement between the Philippine Govern
ment and the church led the President
and Secretary of War to direct me to
visit Rome for conference with the
Pope, to see if a basis of settlement
might not be reached. After an audi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-03
GERMAN SUBJECT
AIDED THE BOERS

LONDON, Sept. ga despatch from
Cape Town to the Central News says
that Max Ernest Hensehel, a German
subject, has been convicted Of treach-
cry and sentenced by military court
at Pretoria to ten years Imprisonment
at hard labor.
The evidence in the case showed
that last March, after having taken the
cath of neutrality, Henschel started for
Germany carrying with him a number
of Kafffr curiosities. among which We're
found, when the curiosities We're ex-
amined at the frontier, certain docu-
ments addressed by Commandant Bey-
ers to former President Kruger and
DR.. Leyds, the Boer representative in
Europe.
The prisoner pleaded ignorance as to
the contents of the documents. but ad-
mitted that he had been promised $4,000
for delivering them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-03
ARE FREE
FROM TAX
Manila Cigars May
Be Cheaper
Now.

Customs Collector Staekable and In
ternal Revenue Collector Chamberlain
received by the ventura's mail a cir
cular letter which will be of consider
able interest in Honolulu, where Manila
cigars are so extensively used. This is
to the effect that no internal revenue
tax can be imposed upon cigars brought
here from the Philippines, a ruling
which should materially reduce the cost
of cigars to smokers.
The Treasury Department quotes
from an opinion given by Henry NJ.
Hoyt Acting Attorney General in which
he says:
Section 34O2, Revised Statutes, pro-
vides that "All cigars imported from
foreign countries shall pay in addition
to the import duties imposed thereon
the tax prescribed by law for cigars
manufactured in the United States" In
the Fourteen Diamond Rings case QS3
U. s., 176), the Supreme Court held that
goods brought from the Philippine ISL
country within the meaning of our
revenue laws. In view of this decision,
cigars shipped from the Philippine ISL
ject to internal revenue tax under said
section 34o2, Revised Statutes.
The opinion concludes:
No reason can be found why the
Philippines, prior to the passage of the
Nf .,Ixy 80
vide for the administration of the af-
| fairs of civil government in the Phil
| ippine Islands, and for other purposes, "
were not also within the provisions OF
said section. They were within the
exterior boundaries of the United
States" and were not. prior to July /
| excluded from the provisions of said
section.
! But the first section of said Philippine
act of July /, 1902 provides in effect
| that the laws of the United States shall
not apply to the Philippine Islands.
| am therefore of the opinion that since
said act went into effect. the provisions
of said section 344S have been inopera
tive in the Philippines. The provision:
of section 1894 undoubtedly apply only
to cigars manufactured within tn,
JULIUS VI Out TcNSDuS laws
II. e., within the territory where these
flaws are operative. If this view is no
correct, there was apparently no neces
sity for the passage of section 3402
which says that "all cigars imported
: from the foreign countries shall pay al
internal revenue tax"
In the Porto Rican or Foraker act o
April II, 1900, Porto Rico was excepted
from the operation of our internal reve
] nue. laws, but under section 8 Of sale
act tax was imposed upon ARTICLES
of merchandise of Porto Rican manu-
facture coming into the United States
;. and withdrawn for consumption or sal,
. equal to the internal revenue ia,
imposed in the United States upon th'
like articles of merchandise of domes
1 tic manufacture" No such provision
was made in the Philippine act will
reference to the collection of an inter
nal revenue tax on articles coming int
the United States from the Philippines
l am. therefore, of the opinion tina
no internal-revenue tax can be legal.
! imposed under the laws of the United
States on cigars shipped from the Phil
ippine Islands.
J Respectfully,
HENRY NJ. HOYT,
Acting Attorney General
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-03

Two men in Honolulu, or at least. in
the Hawaiian Islands, eligible to APP
pointment as laborers in Washington
with the ordnance department, failed
to get appointments because they re-
sided too many thousands of miles
away from the seat of government. The
washington Star of September 20 gives
the reasons as follows: 1.-The opera
lions of the civil service said an Off
cial of the Navy Department the other
day, ARE very queer sometimes. To
illustrate. The other day the depart
ment made requisition on the civil SER
vice commission for two laborers for
the bureau of ordnance, and in response
the commission certified the names of
three residents of Honolulu, Hawaii
These men stood at the top of the list
of eligibles and We're thus entitled to
appointment to the first vacancies.
Now, just think of our situation. We
needed the men right away, and then
only for work that might not last very
long. In the first place it would take
us at least two months to communicate
with the men and then, in case they
were willing to accept the places, it
would take about two months more be-
fore they could reach this city. BY
that time the necessity for their en-
ployment would undoubtedly have
passed away How did we escape the
dilemma? Why, we simply found that
we really needed another class of help
two bookkeepers or something of that
kind, but that's g3t nothing to do with
/ the point I was trying to make, which
was the absurdity of going to Hawai-
for labor to be performed in Washing
| ton -
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Redmond Under Ba1I.

DUBLIN. Sept. 25.-The Court OF
Kings Bench has ordered William H
Redmond, NJ. P, who was summoned
TO appear before it as a result of his
recent incendiary speech at Wexford
to give bail in $1,000 for his future good
behavior AS Mr.. Redmond did not ap-
pear the court ordered that a warrant
be issued fortnight hence for his ar.
rest unless bail is furnished for his
appearance. The court said that il
default of bail Mr. Redmond would BIZ
imprisoned for six months.
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ence with the Pope, the instructions
were referred to a committee of car
dinals, and an answer was given me
agreeing generally with all the purposes
stated in the instructions, which in
Guided among other things the pur-
chase of the friar's lands by the govern
ment.
This answer proposed that further
negotiations be had between an apos-
tolic delegate and myself in Manila
With the hope of having less to do in
Manila, and by authority of the Secre-
tary, replied by suggestion to the
Pope the form of contract to be sign
ed in Rome, submitting the questions
at issue to a tribunal of arbitration to
consists of two members appointed by
the Pope, two by this government. and
the fifth to be appointed by the Vice
, roy of India.
1.-The questions were:
First, the price to be paid for the
; friar's lands; second, the price to be
paid for the occupation of parish
churches and converts by American
troops; third, the disposition of educa-
tional and charitable trusts, including
the San Jose college case. The contract
included a covenant that the members
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DR.. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Bar
geon: office, Beretania. between Tcre
and Nuuanu streets; office hours, %
IL a. m, to s p. m; Tel I'LL Waits.
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MUSICIANS.
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. T. M-TAMURA.--Office 1863 N5u-
anu st. Tel White 1b2: TO y. m.
and to 1880.
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DR.. A. C. WALL, DIR. o. e. WALL
Office hours, s a. m. to p. M: Lavs
bldr, Fort ST.: Tel. 4s4.
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,ATTON, NELL & CO., LTD.-Enws~
neers, Electricians and BoilermaksSN,
Honolulu.