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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-25
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1893.


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American caesar IreS'deht Oie'''lil"
finds that he cannot make peaceahle
restoration here and t,at he ha, no con-
Intentional ..,,... 4..I.,u., ,,.,,. ,,.i,l,
out the assent OF Congress Iie aus"
finds that he must bend or break before
fine Storm of popuIar hatred and fury
,., .;..... ,..,,,l,,,, l..,
aroused. Nel'-lllI"Ti"eo ri'" !" i've
Duitei States now think that the
American marines will NOT he landed on
.,r .....,..l ..i,.,..,, e.. hut
'''''" ~
ihtl 'IcF"Elh" VIII 9teN l" ~" "e' ny
diplomacy. We may hc sure, however
tina. ,yitbout. the use of force. no rpsto.
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Following al" further extracts from
trl.grumS and editorials:
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NAHiilN"I"N' NOV u" ''' ''U''
secrecy maintained 10y the state D"
,,.,r,urpr ON Hawaiian matters makes il
;,,.i.,., b.,,. ,purh that i.
''''' ~ J''7' ,,,,,.l, :.
P'"'''" ~ '"' ~ -
speculation. y" W"i" ''"H "'t" T ,t,'
10y authority up /" nus 'l'''y 80 ~ ''''
the actual 'hS'ri'u'"''H =" " u''o t',..,
II - SOMETIMES i'"'''''' =" w. ~
So nlu'h 81 SUI i'''9' mo 10 10 " A."
accurately made Inc feauetH Oh AS'
suriated Press dispatches can reasonably
rely ou ti'e ar'utn.S VI '.'' III i'
that Wits Is llS'i".'''' ~ ~ n ,'''
powers oi persuasion! 70 ''. ,, Wv ~
Nslonal ""N"rI'nlei'v W '"''''"' w. u
IRE IN favor "I me Q"ee". ,..... =,
lie VIII Try \" i,i""'' ITx,ti,,,i-ts
grant AMNESTY 10 an Wv, ,,'',I,,
ana VIII seek To lH""'' Wv '.I,,t ,ti,,,
the present '"Nerr'le"' w az t t''r nv,
under the Queen ""' ~, ;,,t ~ III
iof't 1" SECURE &c, - ;,.tr,,,ti,,,-
purpose W.'l'ul '"' '''''
from lhis Government, f,roos Of ,ho
IL Is le"rI't" 'il''' ~" ~ uo,.oii
iroNISloi'a' |o'o' ,,i'Ii o.,roriled and
lhougn Sulah' are W. 70 - tha,,' .,r.
uiNclpllheu' anu Una. ;,i. 3D. o0oG ,,il,ad
7llarIshoo'e'H' ~ - ',;tt, Nm. in Homo.
men are prov i,} :, dr;Iiad con1n,,,ias
lnlu ana ei'iol'eu =, " g.. 800 ,,nntLu
LEY nave r,,i ',,i,,st anv Rovolist
lf'7t a. Il ?'i' I,innds These com
PIiSihH i" Wv, i,,, of white mon
pthies are nlauo w. fra l,nns ara
iarStF' n"S, ,He ,,iI;tia commitment the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-25
NEW GOODS! NEW COODS!!
hre,u, -.tb,. rrt r-oarrst
800 . 'ss: NJ. S. SACHS, "''o."'o

Latest Novelties ~ Dress Bouds
Wool Materials, iu the Newest Pllids. stripe.
and Solid Colors at very low prices.
Al Wool CEArFs IN SCUM Cotors.
An elegant assortment OF
Fancy Figured and Solid Color Silks, Shot Silks
the atesu, in all Shades. Figured India Silks iu
dress patterns. Crystal Silks India Silks, Iur,h
silks. A full line Of Silks IN all colors
At Ftny cents a Yard
These Goods are selected personally 1
of the Very Latest. and
to suit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-25
BY AUTHORITY.

GEO. w. SMITH, Esq, has this day
been appointed member of the Beard of
Fire commissioners for the City of
Honolulu. vice W. 4. KEECH resigned.
Interior Office. Nov. 20. 1893.
}. \. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Jun ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-25

Nn iWmtuso assortment of
White aud Coiored Cotton Dress Goods
Latest Patterns. Newest Materials. New than.
les New Muslins New Grapes.
A fine assortment of
Ginghams. Percaies and Piannelettes. Fancy
Striped Cotton Crinkles.
Also an elegant assortment Of
Dress Trimmings to match all Materials
MIR. SACHS in New York city and are
will he offered at prices
,e times
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-25
SCHOOL VACATION NOTICE.

oSAiOS' NHSH ! NV W. ~ l.
The regular Christmas vacation of all
Public Schools in the Country will eX.
tend from FRIDAY. DECEMBER 22h. tC
MONDAY. the Sth of JANUARY next.
BY order of the Board of Education.
w. JAS. SMITH. Secy.
Office of the Board of Education.
November 22d. 1893.
oO1.3t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-25

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. - Minister
Thurston of Hawaii has not demanded
his passports, aud his II Iations with this
country are still, to all appearances, at
least, most friendly. The fact that this
IL 50 after the conference he had with
Gresham yesterday Is considered sisniG-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-25

On WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1893,
at ~ O'Clock noon. at the front entrance
of the Executive Building will be sold
at public auction strip OF Government
Land on the mouka side of Prospect
street, South Slope Punchbowl Hill,
Honolulu, Oahu, containing an area of
$50 square feet, "A little more or less.
Upset price, $50.
Interior Office, Nov. 20, 1874
j. A. KING,
Minister of the Interior
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-25
SIX
BUILDING
Are Offered
For Sale.


MAGAZINE AND
PROSPECT STREETS,
On the eastern slope of Punchbowl.
That this location is a choice
and desirable one is evidenced
by the many attractive homes
which have been built there
during the past few years.
More would have been built but
available building sites have
been exhausted.
These six lots are sub-divis-
ions of tract which has been
opened mp by making street
through from Magazine 10 Pros
pect streets. The prices range
from $3.50 to $3.50 per lot,
A map showing size and
location of these lots can he
seen at my office.
T. W. H0BR0N.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-25
COMMENTS OF THE PRESS.

New YORK. Nov. lj.-The SIM of
tomorrow Will say:
If MIR. Cleveland believes that he can
prove the statement of facts on winch
Mr.. Harrison acted to have been lis
sue of lies: if he thinks he can demon.
unstrate that United States marines and
soldiers overthrow Queen Liliuokalani,
who had been recognized by us as the
ruler of the Hawaiian Islands, then let
him lay his evidence before Congress,
and ask its consent and approval To
make war upon the present Hawaiian
Government for the avowed purpose of
oyelthruwmg it and restoring the ruler
whom, it is alleged, the United States
wrongfully assisted to depoSe. Thus
doing, Mr. Cleveland will he actins
strictly in accordance with the dictates
of the Constitution. But if, without ST.
curing ia advance the consent of Con
gIcss he ventures 10 commit an act of
war against the present Hawaiian Gov
eminent he will have proceeded on the
assumption that two wrongs make one
right, and he will have done that for
which lee, ia his turn. will deserve i'm
parchment by the House of Representa-
tivrs \ Government once recognized
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-11-25

LAND SOUTH SLOPE PUNCHBoWL
HILL, HONOLULU, OAHU.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

lie Manipulsses Hawaiian Commercial
Stock and Makes Another Fortune.

lie Manipuisses Hawaiian Commercial
Stock and Makes Anoth-s Fortune.
CMcsso. Jan. So---A SPECIAL 20 the
Herald from san Francisco says: "rhs
iins Italian hand of Claus spreekles
~As seen today in the nay the hswa-
ilsa Commercial strock Jumped from
10 ernts Ia g. = share. Anyone who
tninks >pseckles knew nothing before
hand ztogt the Hawaiian revolution
should watch his msnipulstion- OF this
sugar eompsny's sloek. Last Noven-
Der &c called . meeting OF the direct
ofs Of the fiswsnan Commercial com-
pany and tod them the ccnhpany Was
: SO, coo IA debt. the sugar Industry on
the stands Improbable, and TO avoid
bankruptcy an assessment Of g. would
have 10 be levied. The people could
not pay the fearful assessment.
The date OF sale came last Friday.
Just twelve hour before the steamer
tiaudlDe appeared with the news Of
tho revolution. II tile steamers ar
rival Was not timed, II was fortunate
Tor Spreekles, for when the sale oc-
curred about noon there were only =
fcw present and the future of sugar
stock never looked more gloomy. Ii
was found that Only 2.6Co shares had
paid their assessments, leaving 10. 100
sharles ~ Dc knocked down TO the
highest bidder. The farce of . sale
was carried out. Stevens, ele-k IN
Spreekles' office bid IN various lots OF
stock. giving from ) 10 10 cents a share
for stock that nat been sold cut 10y
>preck les eight years ago for from $50
o. $50 share. There Is no chance 20
recover th.s stock, as all the proceed
Ings were legal.
When Hawaiian commercial stock
MAS quoted at one jump at s.. there
WAS curses lcul ana deep among the
former )lders aad brokers over the
way they had been cnizzled by
>prtekles. Ii the annexation furore
continues there IL no reason why
Spreekles should not run the stock up
$50 or $40. as IL will he cheap al
those figures should this country an
mex ne islands and thus restore the
O.l hOuntv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

TIE Prssid-n; and Congress Favor An
uexing Hawai-

wAs,slxsrox. Jan. 80. There are
soue .mpor.ant Developments IL tss
HsTaiisa SITUATION.
Fr.s. 3, = pretty clearly Indicated
fhss tie administration i not n any
rNy .aksxsrm Ia the matter az was at
ar.t supposed.
second. toe acton Of The cofunsn-
der 90 tbs Boston. against sbssh Great
Britain . snous 90 hie. or pas Z led. a
formal protest. bss received the oflicisl
sppross. Of tns president aud Dis cab
mt.
TIE matter -al doubtless he consi-
sred at ths csoiDes meeting tomcrrow,
bas u course noiAlnx. eli IL dec dad
Hpon shsn exCeps probably - srrsc Te
fof ths rseepflos % t6e Iiaesilsn an
nr1aton eomrulssioars apo8 thsir tTri-
"a sn tns cff next frcsy- il has
hesa fepeftea nat President Hairs "A
- la favor o. annexation. ihrfs j. "a
support "a tals stsfenrnt tha pres
dents 49, krpen palsfY Il Anlsrf-
ssnsaf.
Aighoazh the rssree parsved ~ Min
sfsF stevens. ~ ar1r.px tne iE~ion .
raartnos en sfeFr. Ft= gtthppt sEplr
az ,nsiructens from - Eofefnrisnt.
~ actcn hss tr~a laiy sgpfovsd -
the pres ient.
ia the srrste ttsrf p a 4 sfirri sefy
se,sresn feeling nn sfe iltst,su
question. waifh aet rehfnet o. saF
tefts fhere al = oe doues ttat tae
niater - - sbe n1~u,bsrs r. tns Tor
efen ltrsf - epa aaittee iees sita
fsser acon tse esfa' ltanfnens ~ trnsft.
ean tens. ustltn upoo tae siane. tat
,. a. ~nsf snspe : 1sstleF ~ tets.t
faat ass aet rrt l.Taa crr@.iefea.
~ ohferf er 80 ar tssiii Ier's risso-
t.,l.~s q, -. $. -rt - - ersd tssiar.
: aet antesi ae tne rtf - sa
sat ennesaiss Zee. -. bat isiasr a.
= f.sf - fie rsft "a Opponents tf tit@
setaapf.f,1 a t1st Z = sd ne.f sphe
.eer = tii fselaffa~ tsistsF would 49,
te@a stea4 e sf sss9n fa4 - g.
i8saf~ ~ 49, reti8n sIeeties 49,
hset 4ee1 tfetrit ,..t.
r fs4fes.a~ a. tf@ sst~ sls f'se
a1t.oa a.a saUei - tsksn lesapffps >
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
LOVE IN TBE ARMY.
Captain Taylor TO b, Courtmartialed for
Marrying His Servant.

Marrying His Servant
DETROIT, Mich., Jan. s0.-It was
learned this morning that the court
martial which has been ordered 20 be
held at Fort Wayne will he for the
tria. Of Capt. Alexander II. NJ. Tsylo
OF the Nineteenth Infantry, for co.,
duct untecoming an officer.
The facts IN the case are: Shortly
before the departure of the Twenty
third Infantry, sorie three weeks ago.
"A girl named Minnie Mootn, living near
the fort was married. when almost q
chIld. to Corporal Issacs- When the
Twenty third left, Issscs went with
them, leaving his wife behind with
friends. Last spring Mrs. Isaacs ob.
tanned 8 divorce from her husband on
a charge of non-support, aud shortly
after went t. work as servant IN the
household OF Captain Taylor, who was
Il bachelor. This caused some talk.
but In the early part of August she
and Captain Taylor were married.
Tney are now stationed 1T Fort
Brady. Considerable Indignation was
expressed by the captains friends when
tile nature of the charges leaked out.
IL - thought that the Charge 10 the re-
suit of malice borne him by other Of
Ulcers. Friends OF Mrs. Taylor are
unanimous in their high opinion of
her. and say that her conduct both be-
fore and after her marriage 10 and d.
vorce from lsaacs, 10 a.! that could be
desired.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

Il so'clock aad the shortnes OF the
time Intervening pEsssntsd mofe thsn
nayth,fs else Tia saamediAte eon-.aer-
s.lon of the reso. utlcn OF Mr.. Cn nancler.
Mr.. Dolpn. . western memher OF he
ron,miites on foreign relations. when
asxed hos no fels in regard % the
{acssloa. replied terss;y; ''1ne tnited
states has teen waiting for ntty years
tor shis opportunity and that u has
co1as. aud come ln suca vsy that the
problem eAa cs solved without diffi.
Guilty. certainly can see no reason
~hy se should hesitate. The man wno
soald opposs wnAt - the manifest
dusy OF tns country IN snus matter,
tntnk hardly deserving Of . seat in
congsess. l certainly favor the con
troll OF these islands BY the governments
Of the United states"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
DOES rnE SPHINX Acr.
Grover Does the Eashful Business Win
tn Sandwich Island Deal.

A44lNlf L|-s tI- AaoHi4l bloincts WIN
tn Sandwich Island Deal.
NEw York. Jan. 30.-Tne president
elect came TO the city today. lie ar
rsvei az his Office a. 1880 aud pro-
ceeded 10 overhaul a big batch of mail.
An elIorg was made to get frem MIN an
expression OF opinion upon the ques-
ton OF the proposed Hawaiian annexa-
ton. and Els attention was called to
the fact that Commissioner Castle from
the Islands had intlnated that he be-
lIsvec that Mr.. Cleveland was inclined
20 regard fav, rs0iy the proposals
Nr. Castle brouxEt 10 tnis government.
Mr. Cleveland. however, evidently IN
tends to lay nothing until the matter
comes up before him insan othcisl way.
rnlch may some time after March 4.
Today he would not say anything at
al upon the subject. Mr. W. {. Whit
nev. tnrough whom NE. Castle ls said
L. have obtained his Inpre-slon OF MIR.
t!tseisud'- sympathy Tor Haxsii. was
sought for the puFp0se of an interview,
bat ne was not to be- found Al MS Office
aud WAS reported 10 be out OF town.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
WAS THE FIRST ACT
Legislature Passes Resolutions
on Biaine's Death.
HUSTLED 10 GET BACK ON TINE
~~---~T~~--
Anderson 0.vss Notice Of . Dlll 20 Rsgi-
lsss Eiscsioas IA the townships
OF Kent County

LAssIxo. Mich. Jan. 3o.--The senate
held . three minute sesson tonight
and then adjourned out OF respect u
the memory Of James ~. Blame. A
joint resolution Of respect 10 the dead
statesman passed the senate aud 90 I'D
journment Vas then taken ull tomor-
row afternoon.
The following 10 concurrent res
olution on tho death Of James q.
Blaine, by senator Fox: Whereas,
we have learned with regret and pro-
found ssrrow Of the death of that die.
tinguished American, James q. Blaine,
whose statesmanship and eloquence
are unsurpassed and have exerted .
powerful influence in shaping the des-
tiny OF this nation and. whereas
His character. pure ~ the snow from
heaven. nls judgment clear ~ the
noonday sun, aud bic intellect keen
and bright ~ flashing sabre, furnish
us lessons which will remain 10 the end
OF time. Now, therefore,
Resolved. The house concurring that
l04nt VI t1ftC WIZ WI
and three representatives be apL lint
I'd to arrange for a joint memorial con-
ventlon Of the two houses that oppor-
tunity may be gwen for paying fitting
tribute to the memory OF the illustrl-
Qua dead.
in the House.
Members were rather dilatory about
getting back today. but the evening
trains brought them here IN rush.
Nine O'Clock found = good sized major
ity of both houses IN their seats.
Speaker Tateum congratulated the
members of the house on their safe re-
turn. aud the house proceeded to the
regular order of business.
Norrington of Ottawa gave notice of
hill {, authorize the bonding Of Grand
Haven for $4,000 to erect . court
house. Anderson OF Kent introduced
bill to amend the act relative TO the
holding OF elections IN townships and
counties.
A few matters of minor importance
were hurrIedly dispatched and after
passing the JOINT resolution from the
senate and appointing COMMITTEES 20
draft resolutions IN conjunction with
the senate committee, The house ad-
journed till tomorrow afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

BfRiIS. Jan. 2o.--An imperial report
addressed to Chancellor Ven Csprlvi
VAS published ~ the Re;schanzger to-
day. itrxprssscd the efnperor's graft
tude to these who sent birthday con-
grstusstsons 90 him. especially % those
~ hose ASSURANCES Of soysity snd coo-
fidsncs IN he eflofis 10 secure the
safety of the fasherlsnd confirm he
belssf that those efforts, under God .
guldsnct. vii be toccessfui."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

SAN FRaScIsco. Jan. 30.--Dr. ]. NJ.
Leavenworth. who came 10 California
with steysnson's regiment OF New
Yorkers, died At Santa Ross today. IN
ms sgth yea. Leavenworih Was the
first Aicslae Of San Francisco under
the regime OF the United Staten.
AZ one time be owned n large porfioa
OF what - now san frsocisco. aud gave
away property here now worth more
than a million dollars. Leasenw WORTH
left oniy a small estate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
S.rrosAl nsnomi.l nrsrrSo.
The chsesgo Blame Club VIII Arrange
Iar saeh . Me.ilng.

cBfrsDo, Jan. %. arrangements are
Niag MADE ~ toe chicago Blaine club
Tor sne holding national Hia.ne me-
Al mass meeting IN TINS city At an
early d.te. Invitations we're sent to-
day 10 ali the blame clubs in The
c0autry. a-xing them - send resre-
seussuses T. preliminary meeting TO
o. nsi1 Al TIE sherman house ue1t
satufsiay svcalux fur the purpose %
form q a geusfs. COMMITTEES - n.ake
arrangements Tor the memorial msss
meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31
Will Send Mannes a, Once.

SAN FRAScIsco. Jan. 30.-It was re-
ported here tins evening, but cannot
DC confirmed, that tile steamer MARI
p0.a. which leaves f0r the Hawaiian
stands next Friday. WI carry several
hundred United states marines from
Mare leland 10 serve IN an emergency
al Honolulu The Msrsposs - very
swift and makes the trip IN Elk and q
hall days. IL - also said Claus
>pfeckies has offered the steamer Zal-
aEtia TO the government for transport
duty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

The Capital Wagon Works Of Iona Has
Not Failed

IoSr.. Mich. Jan. 5o.-The report
that the Capital Wagon works Of Ionis
mad failed is utterly without fonnds-
ton. The c'mpaay q nave an shun-
dane. OF msats II has enough
wagons made snd enough sold .. carry
Il through. When Il sells wnas a al
ready has oa hsnd Il viii have an
abundanc- 81 means 20 carry on the
business. and wisi bs placed or . more
s0nud footing than eser-
m. ehattlr morigsge that has teen
hitd 9Th tbe cts clsfs running 10
chsunees }. kumssY = Tor tiie. TIA is.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

The House Wrestses With th- Sunday
Civil Appropriation Bill.

WAHagsoroN. Jan. 50.--The brief
session ~ the house today was an in
tere-tsnx Que. The sundry civil sppro-
priaf.on oil WAS further considered,
but sas not dspOsed 0f. Ia siH PROB
ABLY BE- Disposed OF tomorrsw. The
piil .ss ccnsidsred until 80. when the
conimttiee rose. The speaker an
nognced the appointment 81 the fol-
loving Committee Ga Investigate the
tsnAnls canai scandal desr.. Eel
lo~s. Gssry. Patterson. Powers aud
Siprer. The house then sdlonrnsd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

stx fstSci-eo. Jsu. ~ Henry II,
~estt, manager Of the nson Iron
Works. stated today tnst a ~as nos
iseiy that tae eos=, deieucs " ss--si
Nentersy roHia - sent 20 Hoop.ula.
- tae VOYAGE so3.i te TO hazardous
fnr a xaess. 20 Lsr lnn.illl.l-nn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

CHEEosoAs. Mich. Jan. 3o.--c. \.
Rssiiey. prosecuting attorney. and Niss
Llzxie Mcdonald. Two Of Cheooygsn's .
beat knowa and most popular young
people. are receiving congratulations
today on their marr age. which oc-
CURED Ia saginaw three weeks ago to-
day, but mas just leaked OUT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

s4astg saif tsto4Cst ~ = nunnsr nf
creditors. ; edge hsddis tocss srpolnt-
"a receives - take cnarEs q tisf bus
nes. al - roltstown ir,sn comrhov q
fsststn~a. - fhe easefy b.a sstl-
ri.ates the fusss fi~nf's liabilities - ~
ss. - sQfiosse q sNe+ &c rssliai
stos 9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

tRkrfs Ss.nss. fsan-. Jan. Ha fhs
aftsfne.tn a ths stiF 1sfa t.rrs fril
fnsa thr a f4s safltsfseng q. ~ a<fsnf
tAYee ns~~. s~e 81 .8en to~rs q
Sas.sh ane Hsnfs Andef>ca sefs ~
ss.etts lid tksfisr htsre vss
fa4is haft Tftsf ~efs 81 spfs esfx-
ais 80 tVtIom ~ tiss bssxs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

Boiler Explosion ss Pontiac Destroys the
Stewart Factory.

Stewart Factory.
PoSrfAc, Mica. Jan. 80. The boiler
in stewards factory in the western por-
ton OF this city exploded about ten
minutes before seven this morning and
destroyed the entire works A portion
Of the boiler was thrown against . barn
standing some distance oil and set II
on fire. Some OF the bricks were
thrown TO Orchard Lake avenue. q dis
tancc Of twenty rods
-Four men were bruised seriously.
Had this explosion occurred fifteen
minutes later. after the eeveniy-five
employees had assembled. the loss ..
life would have been great No cause
can he assigned for the explosion. The
loss will reach several thousands OF
dollars and throw seventy-fss men GU,
OF employment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

Al TRAss. Aseh- Jan. Sc.--Jsnes ~.
Earle. one OF Alxer eoon,y's plonesrs.
was found dead sitt.nx "a his char TINS
morning. lie uss "a ecocnsrse old
man. living alone apparently m destI-
tuie circumstances. However. he
.eayes property worth about 80. 600.
nsosily pine lands in northern Mime
eola.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

ytxcfx< -. Ind. Jan. So.--Chsrles
Bohsnncn. the murderer 81 1eo.Ec
posnes. wss captured ss dsy Eht this
morning hv sheriff buekis. and Posse
at The bore q hss hrothes ia DecEef
townsisils lie was tfuaght o. this citv
snd lodFed "a pal. lie = About %
years aa sna nseFs boy ia appear
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

JA.ksn~. Nich. Jsa %. The move
ment GA foot here a. cnnsoiidste the
tbfs~ sirclfic itrht companies and lB-
.ltisie them al undef fBu control of
The tssnsfsl Eltetilfsi compsny failed
- consatumstlon. fhs lnsetluk hr a
here iof test puspass tofsf utter =
Yslsrd g. sttoftffsitsa rnsihser sed the
sdss bss l,set zen 80 for ahs prsseist
Al .sn<f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

fhfarfs. wssa. 1an. - Only
= glstY rng mt<fs weFe present - th~
poftt see ga ot tee i,st.istafs today
raea tn~ thiftY .exsnth bsiiet Tor
I satef -fsles srnsfes Nas fsaea II
fssa.tre Allen. . faNssf. ~. ergas
81 ffsis tiahtsf. D ~ e8saxe
I'm \. Ia -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

NEr ets 1sn. - fns stetrns<nf
- tte faeesa. Enfi sstep 4 tlsmsf
ee fhg f1f t1s nsantA - isseo4f.sf
SIG. sHe~t tie ss.ss ssfHsser 81 80
hsftsss sfsf 4isrealsf, it+l,
fi4.i<3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-31

of the Gfana Rapsds Guard ". Edwin
J. buikley % Also on The supreme court
call Tar tomsfre~. A oecis.on "a sls
beiknaS cass " iooked Tor.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-08-04
Didn't Want 1t.

A Judge, who used to wear very
long, waving hair, and a heavy beard,
one day was OH his way to court when
he was accosted by little street
boot black with an exceedingly dirty
face, with the customary "Shine,
sir?" He was quite importunate, and
the Judge, being impressed with the
terrible state of the boys face said
II don't want a shine but if you'll
go and wash your face I'll give you a
dime"
"All right, sir"
"Well, let me see you do it,"
The boy went over tU the artesian
hydrant and made his ablution.
Returning, he held out his hand
for the dime. The Judge said
"Well, you've earned your money.
Here it is"
The hoy said
II don't want your money! old
fellow. You take it and have your
hair cut" and forthwith scampered
of.