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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-01

During the interim of fifteen minutes
the great crowd went wild with excite
ment. IL was impossible 60 keep them
behind the ropes. They invaded the place
by storm to shake hands with then ia
vorite players or TO offer congratulations
for some individual work on the part Of
the quarter-backs. The ladies stood up
In the grand-stand and on the bleacheries
and waved their handkercheifs and their
favorite col0rs, while the sports who had
wagered odds on the Tigers began 10 feel
uneasy for their spare shekes. The re
suit of the game was in doubt. 1t was
evident that IL the orange and blue car
rled off the laurels they would have 10
make a desperate squirt, and this they
proceeded 10 do as soon as the ball was
put in motion for the second half.
Some few enthusiasts from Charlottes-
vile, knowing how the Tigers rarely fail
TO improve In team work on the second
half, wagered' their allowances on their
favorites. while the doubtful situation
kept most Of the stake money In the back
ground
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

They Throw n Bomb just for the Hay
market Riot sake.

CHIcAco. July .. Early on the morn
ing of july > there WAS a loud explosion
N the neighborhood IL South Park ave.
nue. and Twenty ninth street. causing
much excitement among the residents.
Pieces II iron few ia al directions
penetrating windows and doors. and
narrowly missing some 81 the occupants
~ adjacent houses The shop ~ a shoe.
maker named G.. T.. isangc got the full
force ~ the missiles and his family were
in terror. lie thought somebody had a
grudge against him. but could
think of no one in particular
who would take that method of
revenge. The police were informed.
and inasmuch as that section IL said 90
be inhabited by some anarchists sppre-
hension was felt that they had opened a
new campaign. The officers gathered
up the remains ~ the deadly weapon.
which proved 10 be bomb. The 20.
lice have BOW been working CON the mys
terry for four days. bat without any cue
cess in Gnfavelling u.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
READY no FIGHT.
Griflin and smith Both Strong aud nj
Weight f,r Tonight.

CHcAco. July a-Johnnie Griffin.
The Braintree Lad" and Soiiy Smith.
the Pacific coast champion. will m.ss
tomorrow night In the arena OF the Co
Iumbian Athletic club .or purse IL
$1,000 and the feathcrseight champion
ship - the world. Faaciers of RAG
sport end those notably interested in the
boxin,, art have gathered here from al
parts of the country 10 witness the most
important contest which is to pave the
way for the greatest fcatherweight bat
tie possible that between tomorrow
winner aud George Dixon. The latter
is here 10 personally defy the victor of
the match. Champion Jim corbett wall
be the clubs special guest and from the
ring is expected To make a statement as
10 his position in the Corbef;- Mitchell
matter aud the disputed scene
Of the coming battle. Ccrbeft will
then endeavor 10 refuie the slurs and
imputations 81 Judge Newton aud the
Coney Island club. Tomorrow after
noon at 3 O'Clock Smith and Griffin will
meet for the first time since the articles
Of agreement were signed. They will
come together atthe Office Of the club
TO weigh in. The scales will bc balanced
at l22 pounds. and IL neither Pull up the
weight the men will Immediately start
for the scene Of battle and there await
the sound of the gong. IL has been de
cided that Griiiin will be seconded by
Jimmie Carroll. Dan Credon and DIR.
Nat Howes. while Joe Chovnski. Sam
Fitzpatrick and Seward Smith will GO
into Smiths corner Yesterday after
noon Prof. James Robertson and the
clubs physician. DIR. Davis. visited both
the principals and reported them q;
weight and in physical trim
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
BRANDS IT As FALSE
Corrigan Says He Always Obeys
sstolli's Commands.

NEw YoRS. July "A special to The
World FROM Rochester. New York. says:
The World correspondent Saturday
called upon Bishop McQuaid and Arch
bishop corrigsn. who IL guest of the
bishop At his cottage az Hemlock Lake.
The bishop was shown copy of the
paper printed this morning containing
the statement that Archbishop CORR
gan bad refused 20 obey the order 81
Mgr. Satolli regarding the reinstatement
Of DIR. Burtsell.
That is all bosh.'' said Bishop Nc
Quaid. There is not a word Of truth In
the story. and IL is all made up by DIR.
Burtsell and has clique. You will not be
able 20 see the archbishop, as he is re
fnsing 10 see any reporters at all Arch
bishop Cofrigan has received no com
nand from tho papal delegate. and when
he does receive such n command he will
not hesitate 10 obey II. lie has no IN.
t.ntions OF denying the authority OF the
Pope"
Bishop McQuaid was urged to show
the paper o. the archbishop and u re-
quest an audience with him. The bishop
consented To do this. but he returned IN
3 lev minutes and said. The arch
bishop cannot see yOu HE has made At
principle not to talk with newspaper
men at all. and he -annot make an ex-
cepliOn in tins cstse. You may say. how
ever. that the archbishop denies the
truth Of the Article You have shown him
in every respect II Is made up Of
vhole cloth and has NO foundation what.
ever. Everybody understands how this
thing is These peope have pestered
thc poor archbishop almost 10 death.
and 1ave tried % get him into trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Chilian- Want to Know Why Minis
ter Elanco Wrote n letter.

NV Yous. July 9 IT, The Herald Val
paraiso corres londeHt says. During
the sitting ~ the chamber ~ deputies
yesterday Enriqnc Montt asked Fore IN
Minister Bianco for an explanation ~
th- letter written ny eK Foreign Minis
ter Esraxucrss o. ex United States Min
isler Fran. IN which complimentary
statements are made concerning Mr.
F.cah Forvigr Minister Blanco said
that the translations furnished 10y Mr.
Egsn % ihe newspapers contained many
inaccurate statements and that parisof
the leiteg II Senor Erraxnriz had been
omitted. Ricardo Trumbull. IN a long
letter to the public, denounces ex-Minis
ter Erraznrix for giving kgan a letter
whirh dad not represent the sentiments
= tie Chiiaua. lie say Senor Erraz
urix knew Mr. Fgan hoped H. he ap
rointcd ueu.ter q the board y arbitra
ti,n on the Chtisn claims, and asks the
ex minister x fareign Affairs how be can
reconcile h.s letter e. Egan with his
puhi.cly expressed views 81 the con.
tFarN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

The Wreck gc Of Pomeruy Still Gives
Up Its Dead.

PoMERoY. Iowa. July 9.-This has
been sad Sunday FOR the people Of
Pomeroy. All day long people loaded
down with flowers passed down the
winding road that leads to the cemetery.
deposiiing their perfumed burdens upon
the forty odd new made graves where
lie all that is mortal ~ what were last
Sunday happy and prosperous people.
The total number Of persons killed by
the tornado here and elsewhere IL placed
at eighty. Hundreds of people poured
into the town all day long. They came
from every direction and in all man
ners. Much trouble Was eSper
fenced In handling the crowd
The Fort Dodge company of the
state guard. which had been ON duty
since last Friday. constitute the sole
police force. and the members are pretty
we'll tired out. There arc but forty Of
them. and they were unable to control
the hundreds of sightseers. Ropes were
finally thrown around the ruins. These.
with tho assistance Of the guards. kept
back somexhat the pushing. josiling
mass. The sanitary condition of Pome-
roy was never good. the town being To-
Gated On hat strip OF ground. The
drainage facilities are miserable. All
the sewers are stopped up with debris
aud wreckage. and as result pools OF
water formed by the recent heavy rains
are scattered all over the ground. The
further fact that dead animals OF every
description are strewn about the town
makeslthc situation worse.
The injured. 80 the doctors report. are
doing as well as could be- expected un-
der the circumstances, but the outlook
for their recovery is not regarded as
favorable as IL was yesterday. Today II
is estimated that fully twenty will be
unable TO survive their injuries There
were no more deaths. but some are
likely 10 occur before morning. Among
those " ho are very low are Mrs John
Davy and her sister IN law. Miss Kate
Davy; Ray keefcr. a boy, Joseph DE
mars; Nike Quinlan, whose wife was
killed: Mrs. Henry GuIke. Who lost her
husband, and Emma Spies. These peo-
pie are all injured internally. besides
having broken bones. The death list
was increased today by three. 4 body
of a woman was found under the ruins
of her house. together with two of her
children. a hoy and girl.
The people who have charge of things
here are ceusurcd because they nave not
made more thorough search uf the
ruins. The finding of the three bodies
today are pointed Ia as pretty good evi-
dence that there are remains II other
victims in the wreckage. Many com.
plants are still made OF the work III the
human vultures who commenced opera
tons immediately afteI the storm. and
who have been kept btfsy ever since. IL
is estimated that $4,000 has been stolen
from the ruins since Friday. Money is
coming in from all the towns in the
STATE. There has been received At the
headquarters up TO q O'Clock this even
ing 5000 and about as much more has
been promised.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
DRINK Axp DEATH.
Ncis Hoa Attempts - Murder Ills
Wifr--isiiing. KILLED Himself

DrLrrH. July 2 Nels J. Hof. one ~
Duluth pirneef eeifiefs srd enc n The
cits's geaithicsi Germans. comnitied
puiciie early this morning. shooting
himself through the bead vith 4 revul
ver H0G has f~au bard drinkcr, ard
recantiy r guardian Wis appointed ~
has sIfes request. iiT bis estate. ite
Nas anrered ~ MS wifes action and hss
made frequent thresis- fhis morning
be- .rdnes-3 her g. accompany bIiu % faf
harm and nfed two SHIRTS nt her tlii ir
fiisieA po iulafy. ~ then turned ihe
revolver au hiesrf ana frtsi the ihfa.t
rewsining eharges bet made only oue
wound iie wss under The iniinsnce II
iiailof when the tis-ei pas tsn9 9nsiffcd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Detroit Will Have 800 Men start TO-
day and Tomorrow.

DrTBoIT. Mich July z, The two
days race meet 10 be given by the DE
troit whcelmen tomorrow nj Tuesday
promises to be a grand success The
list of entries contains the names n
more than loo wheeimsh. Among them
are johnson. the phenomenon. Sanger.
Munger, Gitbens Biiss. McDuffss. the
two Morphys. Spooner. CLARK and many
others OF national reputation. Owing
10 the unusual number ~ entries. there
hong total Of 600 in all the events. IL
will bc necessary g. bold the meeting on
the track Il the Detroit Driving club
Even or this track IL viii bc necessary
20 have some 81 the races run in heats.
starting twenty men ~ a time. The
prizes have an aggregate value ~ $1,000
and form a beautiful display There
will be sisteen events ~ various classes.
ard they viii be equal, divided between
the tao DAYS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Hacks His wife To Pieces. Then shoots
Himself Dead

ToLfDo. OHIO. july g 4 special from
Wagseon says The most horrible mur.
der and suicide that has ever shocked
The people Of Fulton county was com
nitsed at the home ~ Prank Bayes. a
vel known Young farmer living about
four milts southwest Of this place. al ;
o'clock tnis morning. the victims u the
horfibie deed beng the husband. Frank
tiayrs. aad his young snd pretty wife.
Hayes hfsf hatchered his sile and then
shot himself Nith revolver. The
nrst alarm vas glfsu hy their
little syear cd daughter. who
barely escaped the mursiefaos fathers
hand she ran 20 usighbonng hoase
rxcialmspa. tome qutcs. vaps - euf
tiug mamma al r. p'eee~ A ne.9bl.a
afftFsd just in iime 81 ecs the sufaefrs
shs-at hilae.G Nfs baYe. -aa deaa
shsn found. she had leea iateherei Ia
a nsrilsa atanavf. hef thFaai being eat
fem eaf io r4f. hef afrls aaa lace
istgs.d fail = f.oies sasi iha ball q hef
right le4 nssfiy severed tfam bsf heds
isssaiie - iha napItsn4 tause - fnf
Efsi.esftir
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

The Marine Will Atsempt tn stop
Manning i'm Fifteen Hounds.

Jackson. Mich. July a. Tuesday
night George La Blanche. the marine.
and Bob Manning OF Buffalo will have a
fifteen round 90 at the opera house. La
blanche agrees to stop Manning in III
teen rounds. Tho marine expects CON.
siderable trouble with his opponent. as
he has been training hard for ter 1a,s
past and will have himself in fair condt-
ton on the night of the fight. Man
ming. who is besi known as a wrestler. -
in the best possible condition. and pro.
poses Ia be there when time is called Tor
the fifteenth time. The match las
created much interest here and the at
tendance will he large. many coming
from out Of the city. Viii Carney. the
Detroit lightweight. is here. and agrees
to beat Jimmie Devers and ZeieeGi,Crn
ia six rounds each. The match viii
come of within two weeks. oAfney
may meet Finn ui t;faBd Rapltis at
Goshen. Indiana. on july -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10
HAIL raE VIKING.


liant SfAU hSoyaA WcHOnsc
MlLwsrssk, July o The Viking craft
In TOW OF the steamer Albany reached
hers shortly after l O'Clock this after
mson, several hours earlier than ex
t,.cteJ. The trip from Maekinaw was
n afs 10 tNenty -tNo hours. Captain
Andersen. who Jeff the ship At Detroit.
viii arrive here BY rail tonsght- FIRST
Mat. Gunderson has charge OF the
strange vessel. aud Captain Nicholson.
representative IL the United Norwegian
~)cletles of Chicago. 10 acting as escort
In tho trip up the lake. As the Viking
anchored last outside the government
break water. every whistle IN the harbor
shrieked Tor few moments AT .
o'clock the citizens committee boarded
the tDg NerFtmae and visited the crew.
1omorrow AZ noon the revenue cutter
Andy johnson will arrive aud fire the
trst salute. Fifty hrawny members OF
the Seamen's Cnlon will reach the tlk-
ing on the tug Welcome. twenty of whom
have been selected % row the craft up
the Nll~aulzca river % it's moOrings
hear the Grand avenue bridge. The
various Norwegian societies VIII as
sslnble at their halls. on the south side.
az I q. N, and, headed by bands. will
march "a the corner u Grand avenue
aud West Water street. Here a process
sion viii be formed, and at l o'clock il
will move up Wisconsin street 10 the
statue II Left Ericsson. on the lake
fsont. where a platform has been
erected. The speakers viii be Prof. X.
n. Anderson of Madison. Mayor Koch
and Governor Peck. After the cxer-
ciscs on the lake front the captain and
crrg % the ship will be given drive
around the city. and in the evening they
wiil be banqueted. The Viking will re-
main here until Tuesday night. unless
the committee appointed hy the Nor
wcglan residents ~ Racine persuade
Captain Anderson 10 visit that port be
fore going 20 Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

re R~cess.- Assurance Thss the Avu,
lssig viii gs.~

BEkLIs July .. km1~rof niliism
rrcsssed the uoon Herr fon fsvstzos
tas@Itleni - tie rtsfchstaE. and TIE I've
sics rrselaentsL lie expressed ssfisfse
fion Vith tke I,regress ~ ths array mi
adding thai good masofjiy % Il On
tie decisive vaie world greatly impress
other natlons
The ,sroisialiff that the s,il wib =.
pas-s-i hy isnfs raa5tHsts hss greatly
IncFeaeef IN thp last fefts elehi hopse
iisrf tau hosoai hoecisisfs and Dr.
Nsa J&zizepesi. leaders q the Poiss
have plessefsi ~ 'tiss gtHefnmeHt the
s,lid vote a theif parry Ire creep q
clsricals heve Fefasri = support Ibt.
Isisi,sr g,rrpe~zi - sena tise fi1 g. =
ss,snusstr@ The chsnrsiig, Bnd his
acrnis ara rs-s css.ftseft.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

sad IL xss ths privilege u man % md
has rrilgioa where he coald
Ihs Apo.lo club, dsr~sssu by William
l.. Iomllns. furnished the musical part
~ the services
Thirty years ago today the Argsntins
Republic became an iHdependsn, Estloa,
aed the woriss TAR commissioner from
that counfry, Carios H. 6sllardl. TO-DAY
otsaesi the Argcnflns seetsons In manu-
facturss. agricultural. mining and Tor.
estry buildings. There sss not the
senlklance Il a ceremony, tue curtains.
- sieh have MD the sections from view
for long time. heing taken away At an
early hour in the morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Hrz1,aD's BAY. Mas. July . Prcsi,
dert Cleveland pas~sst 4 comfortable
diy sitting an tue hrsd varanda Il
l.ray gahiea Ills fhaumatism - grad
asl.g lcasinu han. and he is nov booking
iisw srsi 70 = ashiug trip about the aid
De al the veek- Colonei Lanuut and
~ iysef iosx luga 10 The forenoon
rsvng fhe president aione with Mrs.
tsffisnd in tho afternoon 1oc iefIer
-.a lsoes over from his cottage and
ulaie a short rtk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

NsN }oae. Jelly 4 lisratch -
The Frn=s from Niikssharre. FsnnaYl
Yania. saFs II Nss runor-d here issf
n5ehf thai Wee rfesateni Noarhees =
The Ees9irr - .rssn had rfiiten lei
fer - theehsirra an afthe grfssance eaa
nsiffee refsssrg 81 FrHni tbs tirtssrds =
.fFn eaFiesrs ff Isaa haurs - ssfs
sua more ~sees it .sksasr thaf hs=ig
easis hsre teen ssHf ast ~ meetings -
tha sssla1s trrthefteose
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

CHlcsGo. July 2. TIE annual tonrns
ment ~ the United States National
Lawn Tennia association bagins toniur
rev morning at 100 On the court - the
Country cinb sf Evanston. The object
n the tournament - 20 decide the uest
err chsmpionship. The sinners - the
sirst prizes in singles vii pay against ;.
r Hayes Tor the isfi medal The win
ners a the couTie~ viii h@ the cham.
p.ons q tie vest b rourIes fof lsl3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

NixvNs July 3 Ths es.rieissts rleae
rsul-ist Demonstration a. fayof - ~
tsrsai suffrage lsisg hors than i1frl3
a them Aftna~1 the iasionF rbsfflae
ks many fenre iisiseed q sgeethss 81
the cify tsi sqesrt The sfanpne.
sesf = rneit seri thrisiiy ti,s.i gn5sf
TaaHs. ktfst-is1 presfisf. vH Irfs, .st
ffsat vufk ingffrrs tssnifrf . eei tif.lts
rafes - fiIe rr3ct,sih
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

Ns~ foxk. July IA special 10 the
World from Knoxville. Tenn, says: Az
. result of . drunken fight al Wossth,ne.
kentucky. near the Tennessee line. "a
the Fourth of July, there Was riot yss
terday which lasted half m hour. City
Marshal Morrissey and Fred Smith and
Jim Francis. two desprfaaoo<. were
killed and four others woupded. No ar
rests have been made. All Ia quiet nov.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July = While
ex-Aiderman cnnmins aud Chief os
Police Mitchell of Chattanooga were
standing under tree co the battlefield
of Chicksmaugas today seeking shelter
from the storm. a limb fe.l upon them.
killing Crimmins and severely injunng
Mitchell.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

f4eos-',ia o Q 49,
Bsnlfns 2 . o.
ss.s+.srie@ Nsrf.hf. Stiiiesa H46 KFaa,
"a .4aa kha fsssils-oa. irs1T T.i4--t.tnsiie.
fst~.,a 81 s-Hf7 ?
uA.A @ q 3 . . as A
ss,stssses- -S.-lrsef saa s.~3lH. Fsper
So Farresi 3saspi lss.sss,l tsrsssssrs
F,-. 49, 81 l~Is p Z
asstkisaf q e. .
nsftesfes- flso5e- Hefefasas sf.H t3slr.s
t'.sat. Ssssa. fxssssf sF4 kisslos fisga-s
4ard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

RrsIrcFrttD. ills.. July q Jimmy
Conhsfs ~ ils~fnn defeated Billy Perrin
a Ftankfors lrdisns. af ] o'csalk this
iaranina. fourteen miles nerth - thss
city. gsaafFs knocked Perrin oui 40
tie tezth fo0ud
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

ffon sHtsss peI ssfs y sfd haf est
issn fs-sfsra fhsi esf Naftiass its4issa
srs - Sac ssAfas,ai tnsa sn t'apalls "a
affes af fttiaea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

The Evcuing scnsiosa-
As usual. tbs Drill hall WAS crowded
this evening. The Rev. Bishop Samuel
faliows of Chicago was the presiding
officer. while the ordinary routine of the
proceedings were enllsened by comet
duets by the Parks sistefA
An address ON general temperance
WAS given BY Thosnas f. Murphy. the
temperance evangelist
A native Canadian. 4. W. Milbury.
now of New York. then told the oonven-
ton just How to Reach the Masses."
An address ON The Religious Press
Its Part in Our Work. was next deiiv
cred by the Rev. A. T. Dunning of Bos
ton.
Social Purity by the Rev. DR..
Douglas Of Montreal. the most promi-
ncnt methodist divine in Canada. wxs
expected to be of q rather sensational
nature. but il was cut by the censors.
St Johns methodist church is in the
English part Of the city. Here the
tent program for the night Was carried
out. The ssonsecration sermon Was
preached by the Rev. B. Fay Mills tho
welI-known American evangelist. who
referred to the grand work Of the Chris
tian Endesyor society.
Condemns the sunday Pair.
The drill hall was divided of into
states at the meeting and fully 10000
people. in spite OF the riot rumors. were
present Ii was "a grand wind up of the
twelfth annual convention and was
called 10 order sharp on time. The first
order of business was the report of the
resolution COMMITTEES. which embodied a
clause thanking the United Press for
the reports distributed throughout the
United States. The Rev. 7. II. Lewis of
Westminster. London. preached the
closing sermon.
Consecration service and mizpah
brought the formal proceedings To a
close. The opening Of the worlds fair
on Sunday Is favorite topic
OF discussion among the Christian
Endeavors. In the evening general res
olutions we're read aud indorsed unan,-
mously concerning Sunday opening.
.hcrc is a lot Of counterfeit American
silver being circulated in the city. Large
sums have been worked of on the rail
way companies snd small storekeepers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

gates that no violenee need lie feared AZ
the evening session Il the Drill ball
nsefiEg for snable police protection had
been asked for ami promised However.
u Was not deemed sdvlssbie % hold an
evening sesslen in the tsnt. This Al.
nouacemsnt wAs received In silence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-10

The steamer Warinoo arrived ycstcr.
day from Sydney. vfisnce ehe had sailed
juno ~ Sire - trying g. breBk tie
mail r,-cord between sydney ann Ion
don. She brings news from Hawaii
that the provmionai fvvsfnmeft is
awaiting advices from Washington 20
Minister Thvrston az O. the treaty pro
yo~als with the United STAIRS. and wili
retain the present system - government
until arrangements are made with the
United f.taies ~ enfns cflef roRef