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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The 9th annual reunion OF the
Twenty-ninth Michigan infantry. held
10 Bay City Thursday. elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Allison
Greenfield. Unionville; secretary. Ed
win n. Carley, Chesaning; treasurer.
Patrick Bean, Saginaw. The next re-
union will be at Chesaning in Septem-
Der.
Traffic through the 500 for October
shoxed the following increase over the
corresponding month last year: Pas
sages. "a; registered tons. %. 400; freight
tons. Ia, 756 There was a decrease Of
27l 10 the number OF passengers
Charles Woodbury. OF Ontonagon is
short in his accounts ESQ. and the vii
lage council has given him thirty days
ia which TO make good the deficiency.
President Angeles report to the board
Of regents Of the university OF Michigan
for the year ending September 30 has
been published
Clinton county gets s5.9S7.50 out OF
the seventeenth semi-annual apportion-
ment OF primary school interest money.
James Richardson OF lonia has been
sent TO prison for eighteen months for
stealing his step mothers COW.
A vein Of soft coal twelve feet thick
has been struck in Vevay township al
the depth Of seventy tive feet.
The farm buildings OF Mira Margaret
Mcdonald Of Otsego were burned Thurs
day morning. Loss. 1880.
For the first time in several years
Coldwater ~ comparatively free from
contagious diseases
Muskegon has shipped by water 45.
0o0.0o0 feet OF lumber since last April.
Lake Superior ports have shipped the
past seAson 125.0Oo0oo feet OF lumber
CarsooyllIe's 500 inhabitants support
two churches and one secret society.
A Gladwin lady has a chry sanths-
mum plant which has so blossoms
Port Austin grindstone quarry has
been closed for the season
The soldiers monument was unveiled
AZ Port Huron yesterday.
Sagola. Iron county. 40 built e3.l00
school houss this season
Lake tanden IL 10 organize q literary
and hlstorieN society.
Lexington farmers are shipping 500
tons n hey weekly.
Ionia furniture factory resumed oper.
atoms Thursday.
Sebewaing catholics are building q
e. go Fectory.
No Bible 10 used ia the Richmond
hizh school.
f3@ptisi- q Royal Oak will build a
church
Csrsouville is 20 have an Epvorth
league
There are $50 idle couvicts in jackson
prison.
Maple Rapids has sixteen secret socie.
ties.
Pontiac IL 10 have q carriags factory
Iouia rlll build tramp house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Tue roorn szs heated oomfcrtsbly tpr
TIE eecsssion IN m4rksd costrasf - ne
day prsssoes The services ssre openei
sifh prayer 81 ths kes. h J. fsn kizE
q fbs 5scond baptist chnrcb- Joh1 z.
Hillis. the nsnsiesl direclor. sane ~ 10
vii Bollo< Jssus Thsxs.S ssd 1Qca -
sstatlon the sadlsaes joined 10 ths
Mr. Nils rad = scripture isssoa fro0
Jsrs1alzh XIV. after phiek b u1sds kls
nnnDa1esnsafs fsr to<isy sod Saa11y.
Thsfs gill be no ssrvlces ii Loeks<ty
hal isaiay, Dat this sxealnx there etl
Dc : eoafsrencs q Sunday schooi work-
ers .Ssirssssa by Mr.. Aiiis IN ans bEsi-
s,oa sIrset ehaFeh foilosiue rhs an
noancsneaEs. Ar. Mills Rad bymn No
isl -Jssas Wait Thy Pisptsfion.
and the hall wss made - rins xith
tbs voices of the great sudiencs -
a. ne hymn xas sasx Mr.. lila tat
49, iaksn from the eighth and nlnfh
verses Of Jeremiah xiv Altar reading
the verses. lie szid De wozid ssk bis
hsarsrs 70 remember oniy the portion Of
hls taxf which reads: Why shouhist
thou,rh b q nan A. stony; - q mighty
maa ~ 10 cannot save This particular
passssss xas taken an the foundation Of
the sermon. The discourse dscit upon
the subject Of resisals iron the tine u
Chrnst and John the baptist de said Z
Christ and John we're not reyivaiisfs
thsy we're nothing The church OF
Mllls described sons Of the great
revivals Of the sorld and expressed
belief mat many present would live %
s.uau.I aff aaF1Ig |.lr
Amsrica out for the world. Mr.. Mills
said he bad cot been In this beautiful
city d great while. but be had sea
righteousness here tie could see
that ain 10 enthroaed in high
places aud inlquify runs In the
strsetA why cant We have such q re-
ylval hereY" be ASKED Mr. Mills
answered that the work Of the churches
had not been acceptable 10 Christ their
faces have become hidden from CSrist
by AN. he believed that God 10 ready
FOE a great revival here il the people
will engage in earnest. faithful prayer.
lie believed that will give Q great TO
yival % this city II the people are ready
To % baptised IF you want the Holy
Ghost more than anything else you val
be h.led with il" said Mills. while speak.
ing Of the responsibility az his hearers In
the edort 10 awaken q revival he be-
seeched the ministers 10 warm up and
lead the unsayed TO Christ. The ser
mon was followed BY prayer By Mr.. h'ils
asking for an outpouring OF the spirit al
the evening meeting TO follow. The
closing hyIan was sung by the audience
standing. after which the congregation
Was dismissed with the benedictiou
After the meeting had been dismissed
Mr., Mills called a meeting OF the execu'
tive committee and il was decided &c
take collection al all OF the union
meetings 10 be held next Sunday night
for the Charity Organization society.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
IT HITS THE MASSES
Evidently Ne Knows Well What
Ne Is Taking About.


The majority u people who are silioy
do net call themselves exactly slck.
Thsy are run down IN vitality OF bloon
OF their nerves have become weak 90
their stomachs. bowels. liver or kidneys
are out Of order They complain OF
being weak. nervous. tired out II sorts;
they DO not sleep or eat vel and wake
mornings with dull head znd langud
feeling.
Such persons are not In reality sick.
but they are in fair way 70 become go
II they neglect themselves These fesl
Ings aud symptoms show that tho sys-
ten 10 out Of order and c0mmon sense
should indicate that something must 10
done 10 prevent these conditions run
ming into absolute disease.
A young man Of our acqaintance, Mr.
Louis Dahl. Of Andovcr. Mas. speaks
strongly upon this subject and speaks
also out OF his Own experiences.
Il have been troubled greatly he
said, with palma through the chest and
heart. causing constant distress aud
difficulty IN breathing. After taking
DIR. Greens's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy for short time. l
commenced to steadily improve.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
= Conservation Service Lei ~ Mr.
. q. fIovd.

AZ 80 yesterday afternoon a w0man's
meeting sss held IN the lecture rcosa 10
tae IoclSer1y building Ine room uas
crowded ~ TIE ieadiBg soiaen frcm ali
churches and the services wers COO
4acted "a plan calculated IN impart
strength 10 the revival edorts This
meeting. Ia chasge of Mrs. j G. Floyd
e. the second Street n h. church. ADJ
murh religious enthusiasm vas mani
f-siesi snong tae large audience Niss
Ioomis presided az the piano and the
prograal va ocsnei Eith prayer IS
Ms fiayd Wbo Afterwards seai a scrip
tursi .essCo. The thoughts suggested
- the le.sCn we're brought out ~ Mrs
! avl IN a brief address, TIE power II
the fighteous xts th@ principal tcric
uc,i-r r,neidersfion f.very p~rean sled
ssh ths ose - Cod has a. i'm nen-e
power s.d lndnencs To- good srS svsry
person hss seoie faculty IN Biz soul that
ted esa eaerrike ard uss for active
warx he e,arce - tais power "a COO
sesratioa ~ corr psefe earrseter - Wiii
AZ ne cio=e - 80 scripture tesscn The
sHilenre esna -inst a. / Am without
tire Pa. ard tas r~rasinder q ne
hspr Eas devoted - praTer AID rel Eioas
testimonials
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

LANSING. Nov 17.-Walter A. Dahl.
nice appearing young man who
recently came here from boston. IL under
arrest for the LARGELY OF s25. gold ring
and watch from Charles A. Seelsy. He
demanded examination, which was fixed
for next Monday. He is charged with
grand larceny.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

That people suffering from Piles WIN
endure them for years or submit 10 dan
gerous. painful, cruel and expensive
surgical operations, when all the time
there Is painless, certain. lasting cure.
which gives instant relief and costa but Q
tribe. 1t h called the Pyramid Pile Cure
and can be found ct all drug storeA Any
druggist win get It for you If you ak
him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Fiffs~a -Arisfo' CabinstA finest
finish. from two sitflngs tlsS PisrsoE's
Gallery. Asa South Division atreet
1--WE Pay Car Fare
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

ssd eo@eb vill issse sane - aox-u-1
D IA arrive Chicago 7<5 q ~
from chsezxo sold tran sih leave
Cblesxo - tll3 ?. "a. <frssing Srand
kapsds 80 p ~ Sight u4is sli leave
a. LAO n instead Il 10 3. -. arriv-
tnS Grand Rsp.as !. 70 \ n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Sluskegon Service
g. n. a 1.

Taking effect November 18th. 1881
Leave Grand Rapids 7;S 4 N. daily
and $40 p. N. except Sundsy-arrivs
Musksgon 9,oo = m. and TOO p 10.
Connections made by both trains Tor
Pentwater.
LIS q 10. train will be discon tin ued.
Leave Muskegon SIS q IN. except
Sunday and 400 p u. daily-srrive
Grand Rapids $40 a IN. and 5:0 p. IN.
Connections for both trains from
Pentwater.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
cur GLASS SALE At lEQxxRD,s


- oNfBf~<f OScFSHCfs
For the cure Of Piles Il always painful
often dangerous and useless. and invsr
ably expensive, On the other hand there l.
a new. certain cure. perfectly painless
gives Instant relief and permanent curr
and ccsss but ri1e. ID IL the Pyramid
Pile Cure. Ii Il more certain cure than
surgical operation. without any Of the
intense pain, expense and danger Of IN
operation Any druggist win get It fci
You.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Stomach Troubles Cured.

sins a srosraca. oeicalax FtaA
kalsiEsz wster fosd 81 gas
fsln@ before ard aft4r es.laS
tonsssnt - ~ 10 ssonsea
yld o. ycslng p>ople czal-e4
Lysreyes cured
keTvoae aysfeussa cIreA
A. ssosnaca trreshie- ears1 ~ IT = Csy
lcco. o1nes u Nora Daxf>scr srre~s, ~
sslrs. FosEns I. . aaa ttrzs4 kaDsos. Asca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

and now ! am entirely cured Ny
nerves are completely under control aud
the pains about my heart and difficulty
OF breathing have entirely left me. /
consider myself entirely cured by DIR.
Greeue's Nervura 1 recommend it
highly to persons suffering from similar
complaints"
We can heartily endorse what Mr.
Dahl says IL you are troubled IN any
way. use at once DIR. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. 1t is purely
vegetable and harmless and II will put
you 10 good health. give you sound sleep
and make you strong and vigorous
again.
Physicians prescribe and recommend
il In all such cases. 1t is the discovery
OF famous physician. DIR. Greene. No.
80 West 18th street. New York. who is
undoubtedly the most successful spec
ialist in curing nervous and chronic dis
eases He can be consulted In all cases
without charge. personally or by letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Mrs.. ch.ss u the Bpffalo School q
Art >eediswort hes Inst come from the
east vita Anss nossltiss snd artistic
sSssia1A There viii BE % sxhie.t stths
Mogtoa house FRIDAY sna Saturday. Nc
venbsr Ii and IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The celebrated Bnttsrick fashion
sheets for December are nov in Come
in and get one.
voior, HERPoLsHKlnsk A Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
CUT GLASS SALE HLEOAAW'S
New Chicago service
via
@. k 81 i.

SOLID TRAINS AND QUICK TIME
Commencing Monday. November 10th.
train now leaving for Chicago at 1905
a N. will leave at l040 a m. and run
through solid and independently; arriv.
ing Chicago at p. m. Buffet parlor
car and frst-class day coaches.
Night train with through sleeping car
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Mackinaw trout and fine large lake
perch at Aliyn's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Dry maple and beech, s2oo per cord
at G.. II. Behnke.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

q q C.--Tslephoos 1850 about your
eollections add ereditA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

- Her sex Health II rsxsis-a. sfter persasls
- fxrne>s. r~rvues rru-frsfton ard errika.
t<F. - etner manifestations - 3srsaee
nscnt ~ dispta,-rnefit - ne scuanly crRenz
vhsn Ne Pre~~~spsicr /. nass Rss,rfss
- sntt "a - marta The pruprfetnrr 49,
- rsEs
Il = Taerasfrpd ~ k-,~rs o. rsre al -
fi~e-stcrs di-~sz~s ard weakn>e.es Il xgns~-..
e. uaoasy . rsfans~d
C<s~rrA = eur-~s ~ D. So. R.<,,~sx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The most complete stock. the latest
styles and all the novelties at lowest
prices at Weatherly & Pulte's new show
rooms. opposite Trust Building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Ga. and Eleetrie Flx,ure,.

Large fresh Mackinaw white fish al
Allynis, log Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Fresh cod, haddock, halibut, butter
fish and founders at Oscar Allyn'a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

The 40 raeefing h~iS BY Evangelist
Mis- In Lf.rterts ha8 YESTERDAY sffer-
500 sse .arg-lv atfeaaesi. sssrlg ever
go "a tie frst Eocr tcing occEpsed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
CATARRH CURED.
HAVE YOU CATA6RaI

bsre ypu pans sVsr as ssssf
Are yozLf eya- gaserfT
have you cry cossh every aigsks
Are pa ssos O. tse seoznacaf
- there . cparauoss aFoppass ~ n--..
n the Dacs % yolB thrustf
- Dk ;. GAY IDDD. "A North Dvisios
sr~et - sa.rs roosas 1 ard 4 ssrsa1
kapses. asca- Cad - grlse. fra e. AZ
~ - ntAA heakzass ssaE seerg sasrA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Like counting the sands a. The
In stock vast e. To resd would prove tedious
Therefore the above criterion for all
find hat tie goods have been b.
magistrate and sentenced sod 81
Orders BY mail viii prompt
fnl attention. Respectfully,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

oss~<rA > sur~s ~ DIT s-sss R<hs~sT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

m . short time. parchased sh< rneaicins q
q @. STONE. the DruxEsl here Ia butter. Ind"
MArcA. Z. % ". q NAllson.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-18
IT'S AN OLD TIMER.
Latest Phase Of the usie and Norcross
Mining Cas~.

Mtn,ng Case.
SAN Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE supreme
court to-day rejected tho undertaking on
appeal In the matter Of the suit OF NJ. W.
Fox W.. the Hale and Norcross Silver Min.
ing company. Alvinsca Hayward. the es-
tate of w. 5. Hobart and others. In this
case Judge Hibb,rd gave judgement
against the defendants in an amount cx.
cccding <1.0JO.0D. The undertaking on
appeal was 2.m0.00O This was duly filed
The only surety was the Western Safety
and Guaran tcc company, with capital
stock Of Si0).0oo. Fox excepted to tho
sufllcieucy OF this undertaking. aud asked
that tho court proceed to enforce Its
Judgment by tho Issuance OF an ex-
ecution notwithstanding tho undertake
ing was filed on appeal by the
defendants. The defendants then Ap-
piled - tho supreme court for . writ OF
pr ohibi,ion 20 restrain Judge Hibhard
from issuing an execution pending de-
termination Of the appeal. In its opinion.
the supreme court takes substantially the
safe ground taken by tho plaintiff when
he objected to the sufiicicncy OF tho under
taking. Tho court says In effect thnt q
corporation having q paid up capital Of
100000 maniiestly cannot pny loss Of
$:.t0OOO any mere than a natural person
can. Tho application for n writ of pro
hibition wns dismissed. II is understood
that tho deiendants will Mt once ask tho
supreme court to grant them permission
to filc new bond.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-18
THE NEWS FROM HELENA
STILL VOTING FOR SENATOR
Result OF the Ballot Cast Yesterday
Work Before Both Houses
OF the lsgisia-
turO.
Ipse,ai Dispatch 10 the ssapdsrd.

Special Dispatch 10 tho Standard.
HELENA, Fob. i1.-Another complete
vote for senator was cast in joint assem.
bly, to-day. There was no change from
yesterday except Coder.who switched from
Carter to Hunt. The total number Of
votes cast was u; necessary to choice,
D.. Mantle received 30; Clark, 25; Dixon,
IL, Couch, 2, Hunt, 2. Codsr and Tier.
ney voted for HINT and Annear and Burns
voted for Couch.
To-day In the Hobbies there has been
good deal OF talk about slecting q demo-
crat. Several men who have been voting
steadily for Clark admit now that Il 10
time to ignore factions, pick out . man
who represents the whole democratic
party OF the state, and procsed to elect
him. For two days the address of the
Dixon men has been ocfore tho public.
An answer was Prepared but only nine
signatures could be secured TO It. The
Clark mana gers are only holding their
FORCES by tho promise that there will
DO another grand count very
soon when enough republicans
wiii switch TO Clark to elect him. This,
however. will provo futile in holding the
Clark forces very long. The republicans
who voted for Clark Saturday arc not
hkeiy 10 10 50 again, Mt least several OF
them have promised that they will not.
Lcech, who was counted on by the Clark
men, denied TO a STANDARD reporter to-
day that he intended to vote for Clark or
ever had intended TO do 30. He said hc
took too much pride In his reputation and
his honor to vote for any democrat when
only one construction could be put on
such switch. He declared that any ono
who books him TO vote for Clark does so
entirely without ground.
Others who have been mentioned rs
possible Clark voters have declared that
there IL not money enough to buy them to
vctc for candidate Of the opposite party.
The chances arr that II another coup 10
attempted II will he q moro pi,iful fiasco
than the one Of last Saturday. No change
is anticipated tomorrow. There will be
mt least Il absentees, six pairs being an
nounced. No Dixon men are paired and
they will be on hand. Codcr has done n
very graceful thing In consenting to pair
with Davidson. The other pairs are Sap
p'.iRton and Winters, Wahlc and Law
renee. Makay and Martin, Rose and Tru-
| mnn, Beechcr and Tallant.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-18
IN The NATIONAL PARK
EARTHQUAKES Visit The Great Wonder.
land Of America.
MADE GAPS IN THE EARTH
Great Activity OF Oeysers That for
Years Have Been Dor.
mant-An Unusual
Happening.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch To the Standard.
BozrMAs, Feb. 17.-Dr. Charles II.
Plummer Of this city has just returned
from the Yellowstone national park. .whero
lac won't TO look over tho stock OF the Park
Transportation company. The doctor re-
ports that n series of earthquakes havo
been felt in the park during the last few
weeks. ono of which was the most
terrific eruption, since tho dis
covery OF tho park. Tho main
road south Of Norris Gcyser basin caved
in for long distance, and to an unknown
depth. In ono place there remains hugo
gap in the earth - or 50 feet wide. and
probably several hundred feet in length.
Marks left ny tho rccen, earthquake are
plainly visible in n number Of places.
Largo chandeliers aud lamps in tho
hotel Mt Norris Basin were knocked down
and two persons in the building ~ the
timc wcrc very much frightened. Tho
course of the road NJ the basin will have
20 he materially changed. as the damage
is so extensive that il can never be rebuilt.
II is reported n, the time OF the principal
quake the vibration of tho earth could be
felt for several minutes. Parts OF the
park further awny have not been heard
from on account Of the immense SHOWS.
Above tho Mammoth hot springs there 10
o solid bed OF lava seven or moro fest
deep.
Doctor Plummcr reports that the Nam.
moth Excelsior. which has not sent forth
it's immense stream OF water for many
years, IL very active. and that its great
crater has flied with water. There arc
always changes in tho condition OF tho
springs every winter. but this season tho
cbanpcs hnye bpcu greater than for years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-18
IN THE SENATE.


A Message From Governor Richards
Btils Acted Upon.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
HELENA. Feb. 17.-In the senate COM
munication was received from Governor
Richards this morning announcing that
he had signed the bill for the agricultural
college. A letter Of thanks was received
from citizens of the new Teton county.
The bills authorizing cities and towns to
incur Indebtedness and issue bonds there
for and concerning village and town sites
and plats were ordered correctly printed.
Hoffman introduced senate bill No. b5
authorizing tho ccdine of certain juriss
diction. Referred to the judiciary com.
mittee.
The following other bills were intro
duccd:
BY McDermott-B No. os. relating 10
municipal corporations. Referred TO the
printing committee.
By Cullen-No. 81. regulating license to
be collected from toll roads. bridges and
other companies. Referred TO tho COM
mittee on roads. highways and bridges.
This afternoon McDerrnott gave notice
Of tho introduction of bill to enable
counties and cities TO issue and dispose Of
bonds for sanitary purposes and the pre-
servation of public health. This Is in
tended TO enable the bonding of Silver
Bow county TO erect stacks to rid Butte of
the smoke nuisance.
The worlds fair appropriation bill passed
the senate this afternoon. This appro-
pirates $4,000 additional for worlds fair
purposes. A bill was also passed for the
punishment OF those corrupting or Mt.
tempting TO corrupt members OF the legis-
lature and other public officers. The
house bounty bill was passed with an
amendment making the bounty on coyotes
8 instead Of 81. Tho bill was passed for
the payment Of members Of the board of
arbitration.
Tho senate refused TO concur In house
bill exempting widows and orphans from
taxation on property up TO Sl.0o on tho
ground of unconstitutionality.
A resolution of coincidence to Senator
Egglcston in tho death Of his father. was
introduced by Senator MATHS, and EgQle-
son was granted leave OF absence till
Monday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-18
Lands In Hswali.

WASHINGTON. Feb. i7.-Thc commits
sioners Of the Hawaiian government werc
to-day shown the dispatch from San Fran
cisco stating that +. :. Pratt. Hawaiian
consul general, had sent to Vice Prcsi-
dent Morton q protest against rati!ying
that part of the annexation treaty that ap-
piled TO crown lands in Hawaii. They
said tho assertion that Pratt's wife had
any claim TO the lands was without good
foundation. Since 1865 tho lands havc
been under control Of the Hawaiian gov.
ernment. and their proceeds tlisbursetl
for governmental purposes. Tho OK
pcnses of the rcicninR family. however,
were paid from this specific revenue. Mrs.
Pratt 10 not n member Of the rcipninQ
family. though descended from the chiefs.
The status of the lands, cs,imated by tho
commissioners to he worth more than
$2,5o0,0oO, they say, has been settled he
yond any question Of doubt since 1858.
when tho government acquired perfect
titlc TO them.