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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28

MS BODY THROWN DOWN A GrlCu
Details Of the Crime His As.
sociste Suspected.

PORTLAND, Jan. William
Henry Woodbridge, painter aged
40, living on the Slavin road near
Garden Home was murdered by an
unknown person last night. Wold-
ridge was walking home about ~
O'Clock in company with Frank
Oehlschlager, a young German, and
had reached place known ~
"Double bridge . one and one half
miles from Fulton park, lonely
and unfrequented spot. The story
told by Oehlscblager is that they
were returning from Portland, where
Woodbridge had drawn SOL back pen
sion money. On their way home
they stopped In for drinks and
by the time they reached the
spot where the murder was COM
DItted, they were In state Of semi
intoxication. AS they reached the
bridge man, carrying large stick
As a cane, confronted them. With
cut saying a word, he raised the
club aud struck at Oehlscblager but
missed his aim, only grazing him on
the arm. The stranger then turned
TO Woodbridge and struck him q blow
with his club on the left temple,
telling him to the floor Of the bridge.
He repeated the blow, crushing In
his skull and continued beating
him until he was satisfied that he
was dead. He then ripped open
the pockets of the dead man and
took his money. Then picking up
the body he threw it down into u
5ulch 25 feet below and disappeared
in the timber. When the man
struck the first blow Oehlschlager
ran TO Woldridge's sons residence,
u short distance away, for assistance.
When assistance arrived the body
of the dead man wss found as de.
scribed above. On the bridge there
were evidences Of "a desperate strug
gle. Oehlschlager's story is re.
celved with considerable incredullty
by the officers, who are now invrs-
tigatipg the murder. No arrests
have been made.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
Big Judgment.

LoNroN, Jan. 2S. "A somewhat
sensational suit has been concluded
here. Arnold Morley, the postmas-
ter-general, and his brother Samuel
brought suit against two ministers
named Loughman for 800, 900,
which, II was alleged, they secured
by will from another brother Henry
Morley, by undue influence excer.
olsed under the cloak Of religion,
The verdict rendered gave judgment
In favor of the plaintiffs for GliO, 900.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
been able 10 digest whatever food
has been aiven him.

been able 10 digest whatever FOOD
has been given hlm.
ALWAYS RNtw TITS FAMILY
Throughout his long Illness he ba'
been able tottcognlze bis family and
his physicians. While he has nol
conversed to any great extent even
with bis family for some time past
he has been always able to Indicate
his wants very clearly 10 questions
asked him he always replied ! 'telli-
gently but ia mouosylIebles,
Dr.Johnson said further that there
had been really no hope Of Blaine's
recovery since the sinking spell IN
December. Until within two or
three weeks there was q strong hope
that life might be prolonged, but
since then there has been no hope
and practically nothing has been
done except to give nouri'hment.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
Robbery and Murder.

WAvERLY, Kans., Jan. 28.-Yes.
terday, as Cashier Duvall and AS
sistant Converse, were balancing
the books, preparatory to closing
the bank Of Wavery, two masked
men entered and covered them with
revolvers, One of the men pro-
ceeded to rob the cash drawers and
had gone into the vault when a
man entered to make a deposit.
Seeing the situation, the robbers
fled. After mounting their horses
one of the higbwayman turned In
his saddle and fired, instantly kill
Ing A. p. Ingleman. A general
fusillade followed, without damage
to either side, the robbers escaping
to the westward. A mounted posse
was hurriedly organized and over.
took the men two miles from Lebo,
where another fight occurred, and
the robbers only surrendered when
their horses We're shot down and
their ammunition exhausted, They
only secured $500.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

w. II. II. Larkins and wife, of
Douglas county, to WIN. Larkins, of
Marion county, so tp9s ] W, Sl2OO,
J. F. r. B. Brentano and wife
to J. D. Gregoire lot at 81. Paul, S35.
VIM. NJ. Cline and wife to NJ. Nc.
Cabe | 10 Remington add to Wood
burn, $3.50.
s. A. Clark to P. s. Knight % q
South Salem, $500.
Frederick Aschenbreunn and wife
ct al, to f. Aschenbreunn jr., OF
Farma, Ia, 10 tip 7 8 2 W, $500.
Adam Omart aud wife to Salem
Motor Ry. Co. 1870 a South Salem
SO 420.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
Honors to Blaine.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Jan. 2S.-In
the opening prayer, In the house,
the chaplain referred to the death of
Blaine In feeling and sympathetic
terms. Then, amid profound si-
lence, Milliken, Republican member
from Maine, who represents Blaine's
old district, rose and said: at be.
comes my sad duty to announce to
the house the death OF James G.
Blaine, for fourteen years promi-
nent and leading member of the
house."
Holman, Democrat, from Indiana.
said: "Ths death of James @.
Blaine will profoundly impress the
sensibilities of the country. Great
In craftsmanship, known not only
to our country, but to the states
manship of the world; not only one
OF the illustrious characters which
illustrated the value of free lns,itu-
tions, but beyond that he was
great Ia the field ofllterature
IL would seem, Mr., Speaker, to
be eminently proper and fitting
With the ACCOMPLISHMENT Of his
death, here, on the theatre of his
achievements. that the house, out OF
respect to his memory, should ad.
joarn."
The motion was agreed to aud IN.
house adjourned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
Conscience, or What?

&C nscience doth make towards
Of us y l." says the poet. But it is
Just 50 with the nerves. When a
mans nerves are unstrung, through
indigestion and torpid liver and i'm
pure blood, what wonder that he
feels depressed and nervous! He
starts at every little unexpected
sound; is afraid of his shadow, and
feels like fool. Let such man 90
to the drug store and get a bottle of
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discoy-
cry, the great Blood-purifier and
Liver InvigoratOr guaranteed to
benefit or cure, or money will be
promptly refunded. 1t cures Indi-
gestion, or Dyspepsia, and from its
wonderful blood purifying proper.
ties, conquers all Skin and ScalE
diseases, Salt-rheum, letter, Eczems
and kidney ailments. All blood
polsons, no matter of what name OF
nature. yield to its remedial influ
ences.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
School Building Burned.

DETROIT. Mich, Jan. 27.--T'he DE.
troit high school building burned.
The building has been long de-
nouHced "A Undertook, and the way
Ia which the flames spread showed
the denunciations TO be well de-
served. The loss is $4,000. The orr.
gin OF the fire Ia supposed to be an
explosion OF chemicals In the base.
ment. The watchman Is missing,
aud II is feared he was burned to
death.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
Congress- win Investigate

WASHINGTON, Jan. ~. - The
house this morning adopted reso.
luton for the investigation Of the
whisky trust by the judiciary com.
mittee, and for the investigation OF
the Panama scandal by select com
mittee of Ave, which will also be
charged with inquiry into the con.
tract between the Pacific mail steam
ship company and the Transconti-
mental railroads.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
preventing Future Misery.

llthere is, in this vale of tears n,o.,
liz vt,ric source OF misery than The rS Senmn
.Ic tWinge:: we have yet TO bearot !, eumF
tjSm p,eari i, porn with a tendency TO rbenps' eo
lion or yus,ss tn my are wi one TO consum a.
selop this. AS soon as The "Ses aa"N;s,y may de-
PAM pad ~ II anifests itself, recourse shnggd com
ch, cks H. rosSe't i,s t RS stomach bitters. wbicb
tbe 'ns rhl its III ther lnroads and banSshah WIich
This snstl9 a1e@eSt poison 20 from he systems
testimony en. of nhriles ,aliles exactly with The
anis nne blood depurent in udse EN- ploy'
sionsi imvsice, e. There is also the am lest private
% psiS nj 'Ge Bitter; for malaria a. yer iH s6% s
roGbe, neryomsnei, nerSysps,lon, indigestion kidoer So
and flesh. Atter Atterngss U.S. and loss of appetite
~ cold OF not, the Bitterse 10 follow
matism. 'nilial attack of rheu.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
THE CIVIC SOCIETIES.
concluded from First Page

Go. Supt. Graham isa cbafteI
member Of the Odd Fellow aud
Pythian lodges at Woodburn, where
he attends.
Geo. Hoeye, Steve McFadden, A.
w. Giese, j. A. Dickey attended the
state convention of X. of p. at Port
laud this week aud took in the work
of the new ritual.
10. o. +.
Chemeketa lodge |. o. o. f. In
stalled following officers recently;
H. G. Meyer, N. g.; A. Dilly, V.G.;
l.. e. Pratt, secretary; Isaac Couk-
lin, per. secretary; John q. Wright,
treasurer. This Is the Oldest lodge
IN Oregon, and its treasurer has
been treasurer of the Grand lodge
since the death of his predecessor, L.
r. Moores.
Olive lodge I. o. o. f. No. IS in.
stalled officers recently, the cere-
monies being conducted by the d.
ID. &. NJ, t. o. Barker of Salem, as
follows: A. 4. VAIN, N.G.; J. H.
McNary, Y. g.; T. w. Waters, per.
secretary; Webster Holmes, rec, Sec
retary; John Boyce, warden; J. A.
Mothorn, con-; j. A. Poland, o. G.;
Il, d. Price, l. g.; d. w. Smith, r.
:. s.; G. F. Doty, L. s. S.; w. J.
Culver,R r. 5. N. G.; John Stapleton,
L. s. N. g.; Claud Catch, R. S. ".
f g.; A. Gobalet, Z. S. V. G.
MASONIC.
} The first regular meeting of De
Molay commandry is set for Satur-
3 day evening Feb, 4th at Masonic
: hall in Murphy block, by courtesy
p Oh Salem No. 4.
Salem ought to have that Masonic
r temple this year without fail. The
+ iour lodges now existing alone paw
alooo year rent. The Capital of
+ Ine state, fine growing city, Salem
ought to have $4,000 Masonic
Temple.
Ihe Masonic Temple Assn has
oeen deferred some in getting around
WIN their stock books, owing to all
oeing busy at the opening of the
year with other business. 1t the
intention to have the enterprise up.
uer headway next month and
all the Salem Masonic fraternitie.
. look forward with keen interest to
ward the erection of their new home
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
slaine's Funeral.

WAsuINoToN, Jan. ~. -Blaine's
funeral services will be held at tb,
Church Of the Covenant. Adnis-
sion can be had only by card, aftei
seats are allotted TO the family, per-
sonal friends, members Of the cab
met, the president, and the diplo-
matte corps, which will leave room
for only few pail bearers and per
sonal friends. kilograms Of condo
lence continue to pour In from a !
parts OF the country and from
abroad.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
LAmar,a Successor.

Nav NoRk, Jan. sS-The Press
Washington special says; "rhe
fress oorrssponden, has the best au-
'heri'y Tor announcing In the most
positive terms tina, President Harri.
sen " u nominate sace ssor 10 the
late Justice Lama. The nomlna.
sioa ~lil b sen, TO the senate before
,hs end of nsx, week.
''rhs proidsnt consLdsy ,hsi IL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
Free Trade in Canada.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. %. The gov
ernment supporters In parliament
have taken the lead from the llb.
erals In attacking the tariff. They
have given notice that they will
move OF Monday in favor Of putting
corn, coal oil and binding twine on
the free list.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
ESTIMATES or BLAINE
The Cabinet Members Speak q
His Fatal Resignation.

HIS fatai hoslehhhV"
wAsnrsoroN, D. G., January 2s'
Secretary Of state Fos,er In
diplomacy bis chief characteristic
was bis exalted Amerlcsnlsn. His
reputation abroad will mainly rest
upon his acts as secretary OF state,
and II ~ no exsggeration 10 saying
that iu the past ten years, at least,
he has been the best known Amer.
lean In foreign lands.
Secretary Of Treasury Foster His
career has been one Of leadership |
and without doubt he possessed the
confidence, respect, and affection Of
vast msjority Of the American
people more than any other man OF
his time. His fame Ia world wide
Attorney General Millel:-With
referenc ce to Blaine II may be truly
said that his failure to be president
was an accident. At the funeral OF
Daniel Webster, one Of bis neigh
bors, looking on the face of the dead
statesman, said: "Daniel Webster,
the world will be lonesome without
you" The same may be said with
propriety of James g. Blaine.
Secretary Tracy-Blaine, with the
possible exception of Henry Clay,
was the most brilliant statesman
and political leader the country has
ever produced.
Secretary Noble-James G. Blaine
held the attention and commanded
the respect Of his country to an ex.
traordinary degree, more, / think,
than any other political leader since
Lincoln or Clay. His critics will
not be in this country.
Secretary Elkins- Blaine was one
of the greatest statesman aud polit-
ical leaders that the country ever
produced, and the most conspicuous
leaders of his time.
Postmaster General Wanamkel
said: Pennsylvania may be proud
of her brilliant son. Cleyerer thar
Henry Clay and as eloquent a,
Daniel Webster.
Secretary Rusk said:-I have NJ
hesitation in saying that in many
respects Blaine outranked any o
his contemporaries, aud none WELD
ed greater influence in shaping tn,
fortune of the Republican party.
A gentleman who was intimately
associated with Blaine said that al
IL o'clock of the day on which
Blaine's resignation was given out
he had no idea of resigning from
the cabinent. At that hour be
went home and found that some
one had marked number of inter.
views which had been telegraphed
from Minneapolis and printed in
several papers. They accused Blaine
with betraying President Harrison
and with using his place In the cab.
met as cover for a conspiracy to de.
feat the president and secure the
nomination. The interviews wound
up by declaring that Blaine was not
an able man, or he would have re-
signed from the cabinet. Under
the heat of indignation oyer these
interviews Blaine wrote his resigna.
tion, and he has since told his friends
that there were never but two occa.
sions Of difference between himself
and President Harrison, and that
they had been fully explained and
settled.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
Gold Shipments.

Nsw YoRK, Jan. ~, The steam.
ship LaNormandle, which sailed
this morning for Europe carried
$780, ZOO In American gold coin.
Gold shipments since Jan. s, thls
year, 90, 400, 600
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
Indian Coinage.

CALCUTTA, Jan, 2s. AT u large
meeting at which all mercantile
classes We're represented, resolutions
were adopted demanding that the
government Of India should im-
mediately close It's mints to free
coinage.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
Roof Gazing In.

CHICAGO, Ills, Jan. as,-Hun-
treds OF fee, OF roof Of manufacturer
OF the worlds fair, the
lsrges, building In the world, was
crushed under the great weight OF
snow this morning.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
MARKETS..

fosfLANn Jan. es - whsa,
valley. ti.is, wslIa walla. si.oS@
ti.oTl.
SAN FRASorsoo. JaD.s7.--whsa
May i.ssi.
cHIcAeo. Jan. 27.--whsa,. .Ysl.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28

son N The late hmefIcsu missionary
~ ifswanL ifs IL schoIatIy man
N Acknowledged legal aud Judicial
ability,
rwo MORE wkhsHfps.
vhLbrso, Cal., jan, ~. lsp. m
The u. q. wsfships Ranger and
MobIcan have been ordered 10 sea
Immediately, The MohIcan direct 10
ifonoiulu, the Ranger 70 proceed 20
san Francisco and await further or.
defs. The MobIcan will leave here
al 8 o'clock.
raE MONTEREY TO oo.
wAsnfNaros, d. q. Jan. 2s.-It
Is probale the new coast defense YES.
eel, the Monterey, will be sent TO
Honolulu to support the Boston,
Mott smith. the Hawaiian represen.
ta,Iye Is Of the opinion that the new
government will be maintained
without display Of force by the
Upited states. lie believed, he said,
tbo people themselves would regu.
late matters and that there would
be no trouble. Smith had believed
the revolution inevitable. but
thought IL would not come 80 soon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
1898.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

standlpr tarpers Weekly is acknowledged "a
riodicaIs n,ss In among illustrated weekly pe
uSeaween tSay that of the hurried daily papsrand
cind shai OF the less timely magazine II In.
u,uaes MI, Doth literary and news. n q presents
of %i'm equal forc- and felicity the real events
! henas ieat at history and the imaginative
cnmn1a, Vi nclion. On ac cunt OF lis very
Wortd', IT, series or ILLUSTRATIONS # the
sulde TO The great exposition hHyt also 'ls iis
erai DrsI souvenir, Every puoiIc event OF gen.
d anoi interest VIII be iuliy illustrated in lis
bSes, besS' ilS contributions being from the
viii vii oont writer's and art IN the country, il
and iIInstre iIIstnue 10 excel in litera nre, news,
lbs cl'iaIions, class all other publications oi
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28

Unfailing in effects, always reli
able, pure aud harmless, is simmons
Liver Regulator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28

Weed, Wsod. ~ risnsy " d sawed
and ready tof delivery. LssSe your
orders - nsans stable. sosnsr ~
vesry ant Liberty. o&e-lots
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
Washington.

OLYMPIA, Jan. 2s.--rhe senator.
ial situation l. unchanged.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28

novels iries0isF aud {, n,tlp&tssi,
result la piles. avoid n ~ iaking
Simusoas Liver Regulator.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
NO MONEY WANTR|

FOR SALE. 10 acres of good v,..
Ian 4, all clear, 81 miles east of tbss saIue ae
tentiary on the salem and Macleav
VIII take work for part pay, and bss,
on 10 years time. Address ID. A. s. Ts's.
Salem, or call at farm. h@iA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28

A TTENTION.-Cash money maid n,
"A rags, bottles, old iron ana all kind,s
metals, aso hides, at old Court Hon'.
'"ieh' l. ioLf oLAh' l2ely
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is Blaine
simply lay In a feeble eondition, TAX.
ing very little noarishmell Indeed
he has tAksn very little noari.h-
nsns sines toe ssrsoa. attach Of Des.
~ aud this eons.'ed almost wholly
esuilk. A. no slns b. he h.d any
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28

"'a'es' canada, and Mexico.
the A. rtolumes OF the Weekly begi III
" hen nSo number for January of eac tor.
will beein Ghie Iii Is mentioned. subicrip atns
time of ran Win the number current at the
three yea voinme OF Harper's Weekly for
express ee sent by mail, postage paid orby
freight done mee OF expense (provio ed the
umel for g. dot Hot exceed one dollar per vol
on nu.ng. 1enlg. viii be sent by bi NAH 's nost.paid.
Office ic,Sances mnn should be made by Post
chance ofiy of ioesy order or draft, to avoid
newspapers are not 70 oonv this odvsr.
per Brothers, Ae express order OF Har-
''feSs' HARPER d BROTHERS,
New York.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28

NTED.-Energetic young man !;
w desirable capabilities for opep ny !,
tion IN business. Good salary and cbs,.
TO rise. Address Box b, care JoU URSaI
1885
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-01-28
ERS PERIODICALS
Per Years:

Unitsn iree TO all subscribers In the
''o otates, Canada, and Mexico,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-08-29
THE MOVING WORLD.

A man in California has invented a
device that will prevent gas from escap-
ing when it is blown out,
There are nearly twice as many
newspapers printed in the State of New
York now as there were in 1876.
French ingenuity has contrivej an
improved stOne-cuttlng saw of remark
able efficienCy-a circular saw having
its edge set with black diamonds in the
same way as the straight blades.
A new material, called rubber velvet,
is made by sprinkling powdered let OF
any color over rubber cloth whlle the
latter is hot and soft. The result looks
like felt cloth, but is elastic, waterproof
and exceedingly light,
Captain Buisson of the French
cavalry is the inventor of what he calls
a "hippometer" an instrument fol
measuring the distance covered by q
horse. The instrument resembles {
watch, and it works by the stepping o
the animal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-08-29
CROWN AND SCEPTER.

The Princess Louise and the Mar
quis of Lorne travel much inCognito,
assuming the titles of Lord and Lady
Sundridge.
The eX-EmpresS Eugene of France
is the godmother of 1884 French
children who were born on March 10,
1886, the day OF the birth of her son.
The Queen of Italy has founded a
society for the reforming of ragged
beggar children, who are to be taken
from the streets and taught some use
full trade.
Close to London lives the eX-Queen
of Naples, once noted for her beauty
which has not quite all vanished. She
figures in Daudet's "The Kings in EX-
lie" under the pseudonym, "Queen Of
IllySia."
In view of the frequency of such
accidents to him, it is of interest tc
note that there is popular superstition
in Germany to the effect that TN
Kaiser will ultimately meet his death
through a carriage accident
Young King Alexander OF Servia
who at II seized the reins of govern
ment, is a broadshouldered boy o.
medium height, rather handsome anC
unusually intelligent. He is energetic
and self willed, and for his years un
pleasantly cynical
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-08-29
THE JEWEL CASKET.

Some hits are seen as the handles
of hatpins,
Twisted links of gold and platinum
wire make sleeve bottoms that are
pretty and refined.
At the normal college commence
ment in New York $50 girls had silver
combs in their back hair
There is an attractive qualntness II
an oblong enamel pin with three chill
dren's figures set in a garland of golc
and pearls,
Corks are luXurlously mounted. TC
them such descriptive words as spirals
flutes, renaissance, repousse, may be-
applied.
New rings have three rows OF stone
covering the top of the finger Th'
most distinguished Of these had in thu
center a row of rather large pearls
These stood up prominently above thu
row of diamonds on each side.
A novel bit of realism was seen in
wreath One-half had long leaves O
Divine turned on themselves, from
which depend a diamond and tin
russell cat tails in high finished ename
The other half of the4 wreath was {
diamond leaves with pearl berries. 90
4e70eIeY'S Circular.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-08-29
The Hawaiian Annual now in

The Hawaiian Annual now in
its Nineteenth year, and acknowledged not
only as the best authority on all information
pertaining 10 the islands that residents should
know and strangers invariably ask, but the
only reference book of Hawaiian statistics,
and annual recorder Of current and reminis-
cent events. There are homes probably in
this land in which it is unknown, except by
name, and there are numerous friends abroad
to whom this publication would afford untold
satisfaction for the fund of reliable information
ii imparts in its one hundred and fifty or more
pages, with nothing Of the "Guide Book" gush
about II. Price per copy to any address in
these Islands, IS cents or mailed to any
address in the Postal Union for S. cents each,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-08-29
PHILOSOPHICAL QUOTATIONS

A penitents tear is an undenlable
ador.-SPeHcey.
There is no index of character SO
sure as the voice.-TaHcred.
The superior man is slow in his
words and earnest in his conduct, -
ConJHciHS.
Happy are they that hear their de-
fractions and can put them to mend
ing.-Shakesbeare.
Zone OBJ de penalties OBJ greatness,
said Uncle Eben, "is ter be specially
conspicuous ebery time yer makes er
fool OBJ yerself. p Washington Star
The gate of heaven is love; there is
no other. When generous act blooms
from unselfsh thought, the Lord is
with us, though we know it not
Lucy LaycOm,