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The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
Ddcrn EHnplOyEaeu1s.

Plo has seen the moving
pnetoscope exhibitions,
Rhmou feature of vaude-
eust have been struck
PIT these pictures prove
pple. especially women,
posing or going through
Pn for moving pictures.
go persons walking on
Schuylkill. near Phila-
thrtlcd by seeing what
iuel between two wo-
liar duello was simu-
eature, and the affair
tic that passers by ran
1t turned out that the
nre machine was the
hir.
orld It will be when a
c do nothing but simu.
cts for other people to
courtings. duels. get
lng. acting the bufoon
slble way doing some
h no present audience
ana no one to applaud
the photographer
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
Cruel Nei9hbor.

George, that Mrs. Nextfcnce Is too
horrd for anything"
what are the odds nowT
"Why. she said II our chickens ate
ner flower seed she hoped they'd have
appendicitis. Chicago News.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
SAIdenlnR.

isn't the biscuit done, dear" she
plaiutlvely asked.
NO" he grutIiy answered as he push
ed back from the table. but ] am"
And 1t was only the third week of the
honeymoon too Cleveland Plain Deal
mr.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
what Provoked Him.

'Joe. you are rude. III never put foot
10 your office again"
'Oh. yes. you will. You'll come In
again late some evening when I'm just
nurrying Off to try and catch my train"
Chicago Record Herald.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
GRAND yALETINE BALL.

BY the brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen to be held OF the Tucson
Natatorium,, oa-F -FebruaFy 18th, 1902.
Dancing 8 O'Clock. Tickets $3.50. Ad-
mits gentleman and lady. b70
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
HEADS SHOULD NEVER ACHE.

Never endure this trouble, Use at
once the remedy that stoppeI 1t for
Mrs. n. A. Webster. of Winnie. Va
she writes: DR. Kings New Life Pills
wholly cured me of sick headaches |
had suffered from for TWO years" Cure
headache, Constipation. Billiousness.
25c al druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

Our winter stock is lne choice Of the
manufacturers art. Call and see It
at Smith, the Tailor, In the upper
Wedge.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

HELP WANTED-Gir sixteen or
seventeen years old 10 assist in light
housework Call afternoon at li3 Va.
Pennington ST 61~If
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

WANT Ed Salesman 10 sell custom
shirts through Territory. on a COM
mission BASIS. Good Inducements TO
right. man Address johnson, care
Citizen
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

Al4Ch CDWs-~Jergeys or Durhauas
from Kansas We can al orders for
fresh Mich Cows Of above breeds
for February delivery. All kind and
Ren'A- Brady L. Schneider Com
lnsFt .al Go 66.tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

FOR SALE Lucrative saloon and
lodging house business. in good loca-'
tion. A good business opportunity
Address g" this once. G3-Ss
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

WANTED by man
qualified for either mercantile or
educational position Apply y. !. T..
titi9en office $50
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

FOR SALE CHEAP--Good Aeruotor
windmill. Inquire at GA s. RITA
ave. $50
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

anything? The CIti-
Ads will find It.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
WANTS

WANT Efb-~A driving hog ne for It's
keeping. Hc.f weii te gwen ipsi #
csrf Address fsox Gal, Tucson.
Arr C.tf
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

FOUND-On West Tenth street
rosary with black beads Owner can
recover same by calling al this Of
fee, describing property. and paying
for this notice 65-ti
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

Try The Citizens Classified Ads.
They bring results.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11
For SALE.

FOR 9ALE-~pano household furni.
'ure snd chickens r. J.. Beuhring
307 Third avenue. "a -
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

\ The Citizens
1 CLASSIFIED lids. E
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Containing Varied and
Valuable lntormation..&
FOUND-LOST.

LOST-Water spanial pup three
months old Return to l19 Congress
street Reward. 65-G7
The Tucson citizen., 1902-01-11

$50 REV ARD-Will be paid for the
return Of "a gold cross and chain and
pocketb book containing personal ef-
feeis OF value only TO owner. 10 Geo.
II, Cook d Co East Congress street.
40 questions asked $50
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-06
Dir phiiitr,ltrnule Gut1pir,
luatp Her 7rrr. 5tuutru.

llnter benz 9itel Der 5ortldritt
Der Ser. Staaten in oeren bauptfGe5z
li6en SSnbuft ftrie5neigen" bat bas 8un=
bes S9abamt cine MDnpsrapbie
rerDffentli9t, in ipelder aiffsrmdbig
nahsenieIen niro, in pelher. rapioen
Weife Die nidtislten 5attoren Der gez
sentpdrtisen proiperitdt hes 2anbes
ii9 i'm 2uufe Des DerfloHenen Sabr=
1unberts enttpidelt baden. Die betreiz
fenOen Darlesunsen besie6en ii9 auf
bic gntpidelung Der lanopirtbi1afiz
lihen, per bersmdnniIhen unb ber In
Duitriellen proouftion, auf bas Mn-
lpanien Des 2anbes an 8sD0lferun1,
Wo9litanb unb 6anoelsperfebr, ani
bic 4usbebnuns Der gifenbabn@ uno
9elesrap6en Nebe, fopie bic GU
nabme an ionitigen 8erfebrsz uno
granspprtmiteln unD liefern Elm e6enz
10 ani9einlihes pie Invertebrates gilo
oes Gntipidelunsssanses Der Ser.
Stdaten ipabrenb ber .3eit bpm Sabre
1900 biz au 1901.
ge3iislih Der probuction bon Sta
pel~Mrtifeln ipirb Der Nahpeis gelie.
fert, DaB bic @raeusuna BON Baumz
Dolle per ssSdbr BON 155, ,556 8allen in
1900 auf 9.436,416 8auen in 1900
se5tiegen lit; bic proDuction ben MolIc
BON 35, ,802,11 pfunp in 1910 auf
3O2,5O2,328 pfunS in 1901; bic bon
Weiaen bon 151 .999, ,9O6 in 1866 auf
522, ,229 ,5O5 8uibel in 1900; Wais
bon 867, ,946, ,295 BufbeI in 1866 aaf
2,1O5. .102,516 BuIbel in 1900; Ru@
pier bon $50 9onnen in 1850 auf
270,588 Spnnen in 1900; ND6eifen
BON 165 900 9onnen in 1880 auf 15.-
100000 9onnen in 1901; petroleum
BON q, 600, 600 GallOnen in 1850 ouf
1861 ,233, 1858 GalIonen in |o1;
Roble bon 1858, 1899 9cnnen in 1850
ouf 267, ,85O,0OO 1onnen in 1901;
nnb tpG6rsnb bic Der. Sfdnten Tn
Sabre 1850 FIR $50,000000 Go!o
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-06

ben. unb bic GinipobnsrSdhl lit bon
$50 i'm Sabre 1850 bis auf 140 in Der
@eaenlport suriidgesangen. Die
5iheruna bes 5tranDes Durh 5teins
beden un6 9lrid1tperl III Elm @ebot per
Notbpenbisteit, bas 81 erfiiden Die
preuBiIdbe Rseieruns niht sOgern iDnS
te, ipeiI NIT ibr mitten i'm Wdttennleere
Elm fpertbpoller StiiBpunft fir neue
Qanbgeipinnunss Nrbeiten sefhaffen
lpiirbe. Sc raider bic 9ulligen Dor
tpeiterem Mbbruh seihiiBt unb ie mebr
Ddnme bonn 5eitlanbe in's Meer hin@
ausgebaut tpsrben, Deifo erfplsreiher
ipirb aud bic ipeitsre 2anosetpinnurg
ppr fid aeben. Dem id,Iestpia ebolitsi@
niinem Watten meere fDnnen rieiige
Sldnsn bes fruhtbariten MariMan@
bes ipieber abee5munsen iperben, fpenn
burh umfafenbe Oammbduten benz
aer1tDrenben Meere 0alt seboten ipiro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-06
a,,t ernBrt sGsnttburhtm

Sir ben telegrapbiiden 0srfebr finb
idon felt Sabren &abelleitungen burh
ben groBen @ott6arbtunnel aeleat;
nun erfolste duh fir ben Selepbonperz
te6r cine iolhe &abelleituna unb es
lpurbe bic betreffenbe Mrbeit bur1 bic
&abelfabrif BON syelten &c @uilaume
in Miillbeim a. 90. ausgefiibrt. Die
@e5ammtlGnae bes Gabels betrGgt
1850 Meter, npn benen 14,998 auf
ben Sunnel entfalIen. Qluf Der Norbz
unb SiiDieite iit bas &abel bon Der
5unnelmiinDung ipea nod ie auf eine
2Gnge bon IT'S Wleter bur9 bic Babnz
b0fe @Di6enen unb Mirplb in beIonbez
rsn GiIsnbabnfandlen peitergefiibrt
uno miinbet in &abefbdushen aus, in
cenen Der MnI1lub all bic 2uftlinis
itattfinbet. Dieie seht bon 2uasrn Ell
nerieits unb BON Gbiaffo anDsrerieits
ausnabmslos Lungs Der @ottbdrDbabn
unb beiteht aus 4 MilIimeter Oiden
gronaeordbten, bic in beionDerer 2ei=
tuns auf 9olaftansen sefiibrt iinb.
5otpobl bic 0eritellune Des 5ele=
pbonfabels, als DeRer 2esunq i'm groz
BEN 1unnel mubte nit befonberer
Sorgfalt beiperfiteaiet lperben. Die
ginlssung bes aabels bolIsoa fih un&
ter normalen BeDingungen unb o6ne
jeoen llnfan auf @runb zines BON ber
8abnberpaltung aufsep.Hten Arbeitsz
programmes. na6 lpelhem zines Der
beiben @eleiie tdgIi9 ipdbrenb einiser
Stunben fir bic Rabelarbeiten freige=
balten ipurbe. Die Wsrlegungsarbei=
ten gingen ppm &abelb6usnen in @O@
idenen aug. gs purbe Elm beIonDerer
3ug 5uiammenseiteGt, Der sunddit aus
elmer 2pfpmotipe unb einen1 Beleuh=
tungstpagen beftanb. 2ebterer mar
nit elmer fleinen, prn Der QofomotiDe
aus aeIpeiIten DampfmaIhine, elmer
DbnamomaIdine unb einem eleftriz
fdsn 5beintperfer ausseriiftet. Nuf
bieien folgte Der Rabeltpagen, ber BEL
ieber Ginfabrt 1000 Weter Rabel nit=
nebmsn fonnts, unb Elm 5ipeiter Wasen.
duf benz has Rabel beim Mbrollen ges
fii6rt tpurbe. Seben Sag fonnte Elm
Dieter adbel berlegt iperbtn, tpGbrenb
Die DerIDtungsn jeipeilen in ber N1ht
ausgefiibrt fDurben unb ie Z Big 8
Stunoen in Mnipruh nabmen. Nadz
benz nunmebr bic linie Grid, begin.
guaernzQ zQugann-G Ghiafo fir ben 9slez
pbonpertsbr se0ffnst lit, iteht Der Grz
0ffnung btsBstriebes bes f6Dei5eriiAS
italieniihsn neutrality-suspicious. niHts
mehr i'm Mege.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-06
GrItd1rrte grpoItte,t.

Der neuli9e 8dnffrad) in Detroit
bat pieber einmal bic Mufmerffamfeit
auf Die llniiherbeit Der ginlasen in
pripot Gparbanfen gelenft. Regie-
rungs gontrolle 1T nidt Dorhanben.
BON Der gbrlihfeit Der Beamten, Der
Mufmerflamfsit Der Direftoren bdngt
Nlles ab. Sn bieIem Sale hatten bic
Direftprtn, ME bas ia bdufig GEE
fdisbt, bas unbebingieits 8ertrauen
in ben Wiee prGlbenten .unb Ra1irer
Der 9anf, unD biefe miBbrauAten ibz
rem guten Huf. Mie nidt nnaetD0hn=
lid, baiten lie aud gar nidt bic Nb@
fidt, llnebrlid 5u fein. sic brauhten
nur bas @elb, na1bem bas eiaene in
5pefuldtionsn bdrdufsegnngen, um
bas berlorene mDgIihit nod 81 retten.
unb babel iinb bic Ginlagen pieler
Qeute. bic fir 1Dgennnnte Negentnse
notbDtnoig auf bieie dngeniefen iDoz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-06
Gin fnlf nrrpsITrnrs AnrnTrr-
Uilutn.

Mus benz Wattenmeere Der ldles=
fpig-boliteinifhen Weftfiiite, Die reael=
mdBie Bel Jlutb bon ben Wellen iiber@
fhpenrmt ipirb unb bei gbbs in ausz
gebebnten Sldhen als 2anD berporz
tritt, iteigen fenfredt nit ftarf 5erfliifz
feten J lib Mieter bpDen Wdnoen Die
1DeltperlaiTenen 9allisen empor. Dbl
lpobl Wellen unb Sis unaufb0rli6 an
ber 3eritOruns bieier Sniel6en arbei=
ten. barren Die 9ollisbeipobner auf
ibrer Sholle aus. ssSn ben leBten Sab
rem bat Die preubiihe Regisruns bamit
bsgonnen, einiee Der 6alIisen gesen
1Deiteren Qanbabbruh 5u ihIben.
DIunD unb gr0De iinb ieBt biir9
Gteinihiittunsen seiidert unb bic 8ez
feftigung BON 2angeneb lit in Nngriff
genommen ipprben. Qlber nett Drau=
Ben I'm Mattenmeere, Gtiirmen unD
lleberfhfpemmungen 5hublos preisse@
gebtn, liest bas faft nereeFene Norb=
feesGilaHb 6noge. Nls i'm barten
Winter 1883 pilbe GismaiIen bic
QBdtten liItD 1bre StrDrne beDedten,
mar duh 0opge mDnatelang bon alIer
Derbinbunn nit benz Seitlanbe abge=
fdnitten unb bic 8etpobner erfubren,
mic IL oft, ni1ts bon bsn, mas in Der
M<lt DDrging. go purbe auf iener
sSnlel mod Der 81. @eburtstag Raifer
WiIbelms I. gefeiert, als bieIer bereits
nn9 B<enbigung aller Srauerfeierlih-
kitten i'm MdIfDleum 5u gharlDttens
burg 3ur lebtsn Nube beigefeBt mar.
Dititm giIanb mub b1lD 0ilfe fomz
1Ia<n, 1penn es niht p0lig benz llnter<
aang gsiDtibt iein folI. Der tiefe 8lutb<
t3rDm jtreiht unmittelbar Lungs Der
60IIigtdate, unteripiiblt fe unD briht
bfnultr r<ue Gtreifen Qanbes nb. sSm
syobre 1873 mar 90oge nod $50 9ef<
NH grob;; }titben finb msbr bonn 180
gtar p0nl Wleer< forfgeriHen pors
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-06
sbd,,snd,pniic 9a,Ifiia,nr.

Giner @ngldnberin mar ss porbe=
boIten ouf eine 8eriiinbiguns ulif=
merriam gu MAIDEN, Die iid setpifens
Ipfes llnternebmerthum i'm Siiben Der
Der. Staaten segen bic heranipah@
ienbe Generation 5u Sdulben tpmmen
ldBt. Jrau Srene Nibbp Mc5aoben
fam bon England beriiber, um Die ioz
Sialen 0erbdltniiie, ipeSiea i'm irtou=
ffrielIen grperbs5peise Der Der.
Gtaaten gu ftubiren, unb selanste auf
ibren Neifen audi in bic 8uumipollbes
airfc bes Siibens, mp bas Stapelproz
butt bes 8pbens bireft in Spinnereien
perarbeitet fpirh. @s befinben iid iebt
sttpa 700 folder Sptnnereien in ben
Siibitaaten, Die Snbuitrie bat mob
renD ber lebten Sabraebnte betrdht@
liden MuffhDune genonrmen unb lhr
@rfolg lit mebrfG1 als Elm erfreuliher
Belpefs bes 5prtIdrit!es i'm Siiben.
Der iieb alltnGlia bon Der einleitigen
8obeneultur emansipirt, besriibt ipor@
ZEN. Rah ben BON 5rau Mac5aoben
Feitgeitellten ShatIahen lit on bielem
sSortfhritt burhaus nihts @rfreuliz
hes, benn er baut Ii9 auf Der i9mdbs
lihifen Musbeutung Der Nrbeit BON
Ginbern auf, ielbit folder i'm 5arte=
item Mlter.
ssn fehaebn StGbten BON Ilabama
befu6te Jrau Mae5aooen i'm 2aufe
einiger Woden pierunbananStg
BaumipplIfdbrifen unc iab oann ge@
mug, um Die fhpere Nnflage sesen Die
8etriebsleiter 51 erhebn. 5pdter bat
man ihr ben 3utritt gu anbcrsn Jaz
brifen perpeieert. sSbren 9lngaben
sufoloe iino bon ben MrNttern in ben
5pinnereien 6 bis Is proSent Sim
Der unter 5tpDlf Sabren. Sn ni9t
ipenigen Sdnsn lperben 8inoer BON
neun. ia Bis gu feds sSahren herunter
beIhdftigt, bic lih an ben Spulen Die
fleinen 6Gnbe numb drbetten miifen.
4[s Qphn erbGlt Ipld Elm Sinb fiinfz
sebn Bis sipansig Gents Den Sag uno
Do bic &inberarbeit ben 8eroienit Der
Grfpa1ienen idipdlert, 10 1T es feline
5eltenbeit, bdb bic sanoe 5amilie in
Der syabrit arbeitet, Tim einen ourftt@
een 2sbensunterbalt berausaui6lag
Sin Gerbarb 9auptmann fiinoe> ben
5toff au elmer neuen Iuflage Der
,Weber". OaIIelbe glenb bat man
au9 friiber in gnslanb gefannt, ND
por Sfpei @eneratipnen eeiebli4 geeen
Die Musbeutune Der ainoer oarteHen
Mlters eingeidritten iperben mubie,
oun in ben Reuz@nsIdnb< Staten,
bis bas erfpd9te Menldli9fsitsgefiih
pie Qlterssrenae ipenigitens bis auf
brsi5sAn uno pieraebn Sabre erhDbte.
Ginisen 2euten in Qlabdmd fdngt
aud bas @etpii1en gu fdlagen an.
Der lekten @eIebaebung lpurbe cine
Bin sur 8eI9rdnfuns Der Sinberarz
beit pDrgeleat, iiber bas Stadium bes
aiielic1er llnterIu6ungen 1T lie ni6t
Dsrousoefommen. Sc bebarf pobl Ell
mes ftdrfsren Smpulies: cine @ntz
riiitnngsfunbgebung Der Dffentliden
Meinuns, um bic Siuopferung garter
Rinber auf Dem Qltur Oes Molpds
Der 0erbieniteier au perbinoern. 2uz
ftdnbe, pie iie Die englifhe So5iolos,c
fhilbert, finb cine S9ma4 fir unier
2anb. sSn benz llnionsnelen bat bas
Musbeutertbum iotpeit ben eifrigiten
Gesner sefunben. Sm Siiben dber 1T
baiielbe nod tpenig orsuniiirt. Gs
lpirb 3eit, baB bic 8eiperfidaften Der
srtil=9rbeiter ibre SbGtigfeit audi
i'm Siioen energiI9 entfalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-06

prDburirten, maren es i'm Sabre lSOU
fir $79, III 600.
Wds bic Gntlpidelnng Des 6anbclss
perfsbrs bss 2anbes lpdbrenD Oes 49,.
eSsobrhannerts onIangi, 10 BAT fih sbcr
Wsrtb inIerer Wdarsn Musfiibr Doa
$7O.971. 700 i'm Sabre 1900 dnf ST.
487, ,764. .991 i'm Sabre 1901 seifeigert,
mas elmer 3unabme per aDpf Der Be
p0lferuns poi, $13.37 duf 1881 tn.s
ipriGht. Dem geseniiber bat bic Nbs
iaBsslesenbeit Fir ausldnbifhe Brn-
buete i'm hieiigsn Marfte Iih anfehns
lid perminbert, benn lpenn audi i'm
Sabre 1901 observation-disclosures i'm Werz
TIE bon $S23,172.1 .165 5ur @infubr .aeS
lanst lit, ndhrcnb. Die geriilae I'M
Sabre 1900 por6dnDene BeDDlferuits
nur fir Musldno Maare I'm Wertbs
BON $91, ,252, ,66S 8eoorf bate, 10 entz
Iprah lebtere 3iffer Doh per Ropf Der
8ep0lferung elmer Aaaren Ginfnhr
in, Merthe BON S17.19, pd1renO Die
per capita 3iffer fir lebtes Sabr nur
$10.58 lautet.
Wenbet man iid lenen 3iffern 5u.
pelhe bas Netto : Grgebnib FOLDER In
ouitriellen unb fommerSieGen Gnts
pideluns peranIhaulihen, ndmlic6
ben ii1 auf ben 8plfs Woblifdns,
Die @elb girfulation, bic 5parbanfz
Oeppiiten etc. be5iebenoen Darlegur&
gen, IN aeist iih, DaB Der National=
Rei1t6um bon 7,135, 10000 ini
Sabre 1850 auf $94, ,30O,0OO.000 in
1900 geItieeen lit. entfpredeno elmer
3una6me i'm 8eiibpertb per aopf Der
8ep0lteruns BON $3O7.69 auf ST.
1856. Die Hational 56ulb BELIEF
iidl, dbaiigli9 Der i'm 8unoetreior porz
banbenen 8aargeloer, per aopf Der
8epDlferuna i'm Sabre 1865 auf
$76,98, lpogegen tie i'm Sabre 1901
nur nod 1914 betrug. Dem enle
ipredenb bat iid Der fir bic 9fationalz
Sdulb gu erlesenbe Sabresains bon
$143, 1852 i'm Sabre 1867 allf
$32, ,342,797 perminoert. WGbreno
oas in girfuldtipn befinolihe @elo i'm
Sabre 1860 elm Sotal bon $435, ,407, :
252 reprdlentirte, paren es in 1901
$2,175,38 PIT. entfpredenb elmer per
capita 3unabme BON $13.85 auT
$28.O2.
Die 5pdrbanf Oepoliten iinb in
folaenber Metle aeItiesen: in 1880 be-
trusen lie $6,o73,3 ,304, I'M Sabre 1883,
So Sabre fpdter, tparen es $1,024,z
856,787 unb i'm Sabre 1901, nod
0erlauf elmer ipeiteren periooe BON
nur 18 eSabren, batten bic Oeppiits1
cine QDbe BON $2,597, ,O94,580 erreid!.
Snatpil9en mar Das Nationalban.~
5bftem in Rraft sstreten .Anp aud bic
in penNdt;bndtSdlttsn binterleetell 9ss
ppiiten fbeiIen bic, raptbe Steiseruna
bon $50O,91O,873 it, 1865 auf 1,006,z
452,853 in 1880 unb $3,O44,6 100000
in 1901 auf. Die Nnoabl Der Sparz
bant Oepolitoren ities bon 38,085 in
1880 auf 1,O67,061 in 1866 uno
6,358,723 in 1901. Oas giienbabn=
neb Der Ser. Stdaten bat BON 9,O2f
Meilen I'M Sabre 1850 cine NusOefz
nuns auf 19O,378 Weilen in 1901 ge%
ponnen. Ods idbrlt6e Sptal Der
5onnenmetlen unIerer @iienbabnen 1T
BON 80, ,302, ,2O9.249 i'm Sabre 1882
auf 141 ,162, ,109,41 in 1900 getis@
oen, pdbreno in Der glei4en 3eit Die
5rahtraten bon bur9I9nittli6 1.24
Gents per 5onne unD Meile auf rs
Gents geIunten Iinb. (N. 9. 9bls5tg.l
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-20
ENGINEERS MEET
FOR DISCUSSIONS

Among the technical men there has
Association, which has gathered in al
ready the principal men in the cleo
trical and mechanical engineering lines
in the city. The association meets the
first and third Saturday nights of each
month, in San Antonio hall, on Vine
yard street.
The last meeting Of the association
was one given up TO a discussion OF
fuses. addresses being made by Lieu
tenant Holmes of the navy, descriptive
of the fuses used in that service, by
Chief Electrician Pratt of the Honolulu
Iron Works, on fuses and their uses.
and by Manager Gartley on the gen
eral electrical apparatus. The next
meeting of the association will contin-
ue the study of fuses and Will add to
il that Of switches.
The new organization is one which
has two objects, and which promises
to be very successful in its work. While
it will give to the working students of
electrical subjects a chance to avail
themselves of the knowledge of the
technical men, it will also give to the
latter the use of the knowledge Of the
thinkers, and will bring out many fine
problems in engineering, which may
come up in the practice of each mem
ber
The temporary officers of the associa-
ton are z. s. F'ricke, president W. T.
Skinner, treasurer. and William Git
secretary The remaining offices will
be filled at the next session and there
will also be several new members
elected 1t is expected that eventually
there will be such strength and infu-
ence attained by the organization that
il will be able to secure uniformity in
working, and thus will standardize the
electrical work Of the city.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-20
BAILIFf NEY
LOSES HIS JOB

Emil Ney and Judge Gear have part
ed company. The stalwart Republican
war horse, descendant OF the famous
Marshal Ney and heir to thirteen mill
ions. has severed his official connection
with the grand jury of the second
Judges choosing. and his mellow voice
will no longer brighten the corridors OF
the judiciary building nor of the cap
itol.
This rupture of friendship all came
about through Bailia Ney's desire to
obey too implicitly the orders of Judge
Gear When the grand jury was in
structed to investigate the growing sa-
loon evil in Honolulu. New took the
matter very much TO heart, for he has
always been Jealous in his efforts to
obey Judge Gears slightest mandate.
The days passed by. but the grand jury
was slow to act. Then when Judge Es-
tee declared unconstitutional the Primo
beer licenses Gear instructed the grand
Jury for a second time to look into the
saloon question. II was then that the
blood of Ney's famous ancestor began
20 assert itself. The doughty warrior
determined 10 90 q little lIiNeSllSGlii4S
on his own hook. and so made pre-
liminary tour of all the saloons which
he thought might be operating under
an unconstitutional license. in order to
show the way when the grand jury
should make its rounds Ney's eV-
idence was unanswerable. Monday he
appeared before the grand jury with
strong proof that saloons were being
operated in the city. and from his ap-
pearance there was no doubt but that
there were too many for the good at
least of that section OF the community
of which he formed the integral part.
Poor Ney had fallen from grace again
He was hopelessly drunk, and was
ready 10 show the jurors just how and
where it happened. The stories coniilc'
at this point. but the most generaiIy
accepted version is that the grand Jur'
ors. after a slight examination. decided
that the first steps required in closing
the saloons was to deprive them OF one
of their best customers. or at least ms
means of paying for what he did get
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-20
ESTeE PUTS UP THE ReRs.
CATHEDRAL CONSIDERATION
MAY DELAY COMPLETION

NA/HEN The conservation of the St
wv Andrews Cathedral takes place,
that structure. after many vi
cissitudes. may have reached what Will
be its ultimate form. At least ii prom
ises to be many years befora any great
steps are taken toward tie linisnins CT
the construction of the building.
There are two sides to the conscc"a-
ton, which are being noted now that
there has been publication maia nf the
fact that the conservation is - be the
ere wning feature of the long episcoIate
which is to close with the coming o.
the new order of things on the Iirst OF
April. 1t is taken as truth by those
versed in evangelical law, that once IN
ediffce has been consecrated TO the
service, neve. again may things reiat-
ed with the sordid side of life De
brought into actual contact with il.
Just as there may never he the con-
secration Of a church which bears any
mortgage or pledge for security what
ever. so it follows that thee may not
be any pledging of the church after
conservation. for any purpose what
no process of de-consecration in
the American system, the completion
cf the cathedral will haze 30 wait until
there has been actually subscribed and
paid in the sum needed for the build
ing of the entire work. before it would
J. safe to continue il. Wnile in the
older countries there is followed very
often. the plan of securing certain
pledges of sums which would half COM
plete an edifice. and then mortgage the
church for the sum unpaid, this would
not apply here, and the result would
ee4@<e%A~AS%o%> %>%%a
Complaint was consequently lodged
with Judge Gear against the heir to
millions and the court promptly pro-
ceedad TO start an investigation OF his
own into the recreant bailiff's acts
Even he could find no excuse FOR the
great mans actions. and yesterday
there was a vacancy in ranks OF the
bailifs. Marshal Ney was ignominlous-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-20

As Saturday will be national holi-
sav the birthday of Washington, all
the hanks of the city will be closed
This may cause some discomfort. owing
to the fact that the Doric. for Oriental
ports. is expected to arrive from san
Francisco on Saturday. All adviceS OF
exchange will be closed by the seVerai
banks on Friday evening, in conse-
sueucc of the holiday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-20

a twenty-minute talk viii be given
this afternoon at > O'Clock in the par
IoTs of the Young Women's Christian
Association, Boston block. by Mrs.
Charles Bartlett Dyke of Kamehameha
School. on Some Romances OF Cold
Mining" All ladies who desire TO at
tend this interesting series of lectures.
given weekly, are cordially lnNlteu'
The elevator will be running