AMERICAN MAIL NEWS.

Samoa Times and South Sea Advertiser, 9 November 1889, Page 2

AMERICAN MAIL NEWS.

L ■ . mi aa .■■ p I' iamo** *Mim 1. ' amain, OtwnW I<. > ' Tan aawsaf thaahdlJU of Matteteaatffamanaai^waiyb^hmw. a>t la mfaaky. Samonch there ie »<eae tatk that PlamsreV ajgU eppoae the jnaaaneMaaoflfataafanana Insult to flumssy. The gsairal nnjaiaa ttaaw I that the Chaooallw will paralet in his I 1 piaSmy Of mVMmIIaTrHaMI »•• " i% Wt*w*^ft) (HMW fBv&H fPaVf?i i ßm"f •*• I helierad that the afar wW he easiry OekeharlT. A semi-ofnrial amtrmentlnthaW»wth I '' Oarmaa Oaa-dta, admitting Oermanr's > refasal to reaoaai«o Mataafa'a eleet ai, . ereatesa eeneatiun. .••.:• It anr* that it ia narlnSn the ether 1 Treaty Powera will jdii in the rafnail. I ■ aa the Siamaa Obnfereuee agraaJ to reeogaiaa Malietoa a« King, aad not ■ I Mataafa. j This nova ia important aa anajrav • I ing the World'* nMrmt of th» 9*- ( - j monn trea*y which i« awaiting ewhejibi | aion to the Senate. Minister Phelps . ' wa« beaixged for iaterviewa to • day, I . but refused to talk. Ha ha* been ' .! oabling to Waahingtwi, and ndmitted ' that the matter ia of such importance j | that he has ormaulloil tlie Oonnun ' j Foreign OfAne about it. ;, EMPEROn AND CZiB. New Youu. Oatolmr I*2. A sun cable fnna Berlin aara : The«a*r»« longaadmranrely delayed , riait to tha Qismaii jfaaa rar la bahsg pawM* ftl VnMWNMDIM*mmIIWeBM . the Itaoas of thiage, that the Imperial ; Batetea treia shomVl he half aa hoar , l«t* by the slosh, at wbhm tha jmaag MeSOemVJaf flAaMWl aW ( he walked mmmamrtlr about tsTtTput > phwAam He eooJd have baea aaaVr I ehaagad ah) awed, a; ha baa doaana of tftM Wmn» i|lnaW fi"#ami OHKJ WMfWmm | PwrhapshklladaetTWaaworrielat I thoetraaawnaifnrnhahadbeaaeomjmOacl to wear. TnwanteUirsmaßmmaa. *nw^» -. - _____ *■• ivnwaare mnmpa n**» hoots, and nana hm Inspsrial hean wae i atoeknqtieer-looMaglhtreup, whieh . would Wm looked more aatatal If , worneaamwff. v Tha aailnna eertninly did not eat . Kaiser Wilbelm'* style of beauty. ae«» . ha seamed to he aware of the fast. euATa way oa ouaud. Tha napsst of the depot ineide and . out was eot aahmlatad to rales an or. I dinary permm** spirit*. Three plati forms were Kned with grave, eilent i politeaasa. whoalaohaUaßafinronehee . to the deee'. Aawata of Aa Suaaiun i a-erat police guanled all the windows . looking frinu the depot, and th- ptdh-o . kept the populace out of the way, ami l almost out of sight The «n»n pre.miii lions had bean t*k»-n nil the wsy from . the depot to th* Rumian B nl«w«y. mrf i aoa errilian heinr to g-t within i pMol shot of the Ima-a-iel enrtege. r whoa it passed along every man of ■ Hm German department waa oat on i the street, miniiliag with the people. f with n special continent of Kueaian , dtttitifss. who had he-a arrlviag in f parties nines tha beginning of the , waak arerioua to the Gear** arrival, i Aa anenteral silence prevailed ia aad i around the depot, broken only by oosef afcmal word* of command, aad the i trump of troop I. » i When tha Anatriaa ahapir m vfcaaed . BerhaW jumped from hi* ear aetnally before It had atopaad, ami kaeteuad tawarn am aoa* aa taoaga psaaesa to meet him. Teeterday she Qwr dbl not laera his oar until astHt of bit at. mndnata, among whom war* several wild lookingCmmokiivloer-, hadmk a - ap posWoaa on the platform When r ha ananaafad ia a Meajffa fushisn, • and wnhal for Kaissr Wilbelm to grab I kiabaade. taa aoT*t Etas » Aa a eat off to this however, ha gave an nreaaaaebnr Oaramay s dignity was