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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
Fnsl Schcdnle for the South.

WASHINGTON, y. g.. Dee. d.-Com-
mclcing tomorrow. January 1st the AT
lgLtc Coas, Line win put In cncct a new
fast schedule for the coming season. in
Guiding new fast train from Washington
to the South daily at 4 o'clock ,. NJ. Tie
oTcuiug Of tho new short line "cut on"
lctwcen Wilson, y. e., and Forcncc 5. c.,
over which these fast trains viii run. makes
saving .n distance of sixy-onc miles,
which means a corresponding reduction in
time over this line between the North and
East and Charleston, Savannah and al
EIpri1a uoipts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. M.-Supreme
Justice II. -. Somerby OF the collapsed
order of Iron Han. was arrested at his
home here this morning The charge
AGAINST him was the same as that named
iu the warrants on which three other
"Supremcs." Baker, Giading and Eckcrs-
ley were yesterday arrested, "conspirirg
% cheat and defraud with unawfully
using the money belonging 10 the order
and with hindcTing and Obstructing the
administration OF public Justice
an four warrants were issued al the
instance of state banking Superintendent
Krumbhaar and Superintendent Of Po-
lice Linden this afternoon said that no
more arrests were contemplated
SomerDy furnished bail for hearing
next Tuesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Dec. 3l.-Chair-
man William +. Harrlty. Of the Democratic
national committee has written 10 al tho
cAairnon of Democratic State central COM
mlttccs and 20 an the members OF the
Democratic national committees Of the
States which cast their votes for Cleveland
and Stevenson ealing their attention 90 The
act Of Congress which requires that prcsi-
d,utiql electors of tine several States shall
moot organize the electoral college. cast
choir yetc. ctc. Oh the second Monday i'm
january. Meetings Of the several electoral
COLLEGES viii hc held on Monday, January
.. 1902 This aoilce is regarded as neccs-
sary. for the reason that many Of the
States have not yet changed their laws 20
ms 10 conform &c the provisions OF the
act of Congress OF 1881
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
Henrr Z. Dlxer Conlranr Attached.

WHEELING. W. Va, Dec. 3l-Mr.
Kramer, of the Red Lion Hotel. at Pitts
burg, came here this evening and attached
the box office receipts and all the baggage
on the stage at the Wheeling Opera
House for the performance Of the Henry
T.. Dixcy company in "patience." After
the nights performance the treasurer Of
the company and Mr.. Kramer appeared
before Justice ArlIle. who issued the
papers and made a compromise by which
Kramer was allowed 20 keep sixteen
trunks belonging 10 in vilual members
OF the company until The amount due
his hotel was paid. a balance Of so is all
that is due.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

PATENT INFRTNGEMENT.
Suit Against Commodore FoIger, Chief Of
Ordnance of thc Navy.


WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. I.-James
T.. Grosvonor. J.. Wilson and L. IL. Litch-
field of New York and s. Loabury have
brought suit against Commodore Foiser,
chief Of ordnance OF the Navy, for i'm
frlngement upon a patent for IN improved
breech-loading cannon. Lieutenant Lea
bury. Of the Navy, claims TO have in
vented the Improvement, and the others
have bot ght shares IN the inve1tiOn. Thoy
claim that Commodore Folgcr and others
have conspitcd to deprive them Of their
rights in the Iatents 10y building a similar
gun for the Government. Their patent
was secured in 1890. and applications Tor
patents have been made TO Great Brl-
tain, France. Belgium, Italy. Spain and
Germany. shortly after the issue Of the
ratent Lieutenant Leabury claims be eX-
hlbited q model and drawing of il 10 Com
modore Folecr and that he was promised
a trial of his invention by. the Navy De-
partment. Soon after this Commodore
Folger. it IS said. planned with Ensign
r. j.. Dashial. of the Navy TO dcsisn
"a cannon similar TO LeahurYS and 10
cvade the charge Of ! lringement by
chaneing tic form Of certain parts OF the
invention. The model and drawings OF
Lcabury's, it is charged We're used IN
tins work and che resources and facilities
of the Ordnance Bureau called into play.
The trial of the design was successful,
and il is charged that a large number
Of cannons are in process Of construction
ar the uavy-yari under direction of ba-
SHELL who claims to be the inventor. An
Injunction is asked To prevent further IN
fringcmeut. and 20 decree compelling Com
mul0rc Follcr to pay for the damages the
plaintiffs have suffered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
A Rush for the Gold Field.

SALT LAKE, L., Dee 1.-The prepar-
atiOns for trips 10 the San Juan placer
country from tins place are proceeding
rapidly. The excitement here is increas-
ing every hour, and the rush 10 the gold
fields is increasing day by day. Old-time
prospectors ana spectators who want
to get into the country at the earliest
moment, leave the railroad at MaDcoes.
and hire an OUTFIT. or buy IL outright.
A. $. Mills. who has just returned from
the diggings, says the placers are the
richest ever discovered IN the United
States
The San Juan is the northern boundary
OF the Navajo reservation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

CHEYENNE, WYO., lee. 3l.-The Su-
preme Court to-day decided the Carbon
county eases. holding Liat while there
were technical defects ia the certificates
Of nomination. still thoy were not OF such
a vital nature as to inya' date the election.
A pcremptory mandate MAS issued TO the
State canyassing board. compelling 1t 10
count the Carbon county returns, thus
giving The cO iicatcs If election to the
Democrats I'm .he IOus While the Re
puhlicans stin ave Cuc majority on joint
ballot. the Iiou viii NJ cr seat this one,
because his ccrtl ate ". secured through
a clerical error. IS g conceded that
the Democrats ana opultts Will elect the
next United States "fIl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
THE Astounding MAron.
His Whereabouts Are UDknown-His Pic
ture Posted In Many Galleries.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Dec. 3l.-Spe-
cial.-The people Of this city who lost by
Thomas Nelson, the absconding Mayor,
treasurer for the Episcopal church and
administrator for the estate Of the late
Mrs. McFadden, have offered a reward
for his arrest. They have also had his
photograph posted IN several rogue gal
leries in the principal cities. His where
abouts, or the direction he went from
Richmond, Va, December 2ith, at which
place he posted several letters on that
date. are unknown. His people know
nothing Of his financial trouble. he Deing
a very proud and dignihed man. 1t is
supposed he would not stoop 10
ask them to help him. Ills young
wife, it Is said seems to be unconcerned.
as she deserted him on account OF his
brutal treatment OF her several weeks
ago, and returned TO her parents In Phila-
delphia Since tnat time he has been a
very hard drinker and neglecting his
business at the Office until the day he
left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
THE yArICAY SURPRISED
At the Opposition in America 10 the
Satolli Conference and Proposals.

At the Opposition in America 10 the
Satolli Conference and Proposals.
ROME. Dec. 9l.-Thc Holy See has just
received a fresh report from Mgr. Satolli
relating to the impressions produced in
the United States by the conference Of
the archblshops at New York. The Vati-
can is much surprised al the opposition
which begins TO be manifest against the
results OF the conference and the proposals
OF SatOlli. IL is affirmed that the Pope
and Cardinals RampolH and Ledochowsh
have expressed their discontent In the
matter. and that the Pope will shortly
take important action concerning the
agitation in America with a view TO end
ing the divisions which exist In the
Church.
The reconciliation Of Archbishop Corri-
gan with Father McGlynn produced the
happiest impression here. Ever since 1889
high personages in Rome and America
have tried 10 assist In this reconciliation
Last year the friends OF Father McGiynn
opened and continued for some time pour
parles with Rome, aiming at this result.
Father McGiynn slated that ne was ready
to come 10 Rome TO ask reconciliation
with the Poue IL his communication
was raised and his dignity as a priest
restored. Last spring the propaganda
deputized man OF confidence to nego-
tiate with Father McGlynn. When Mgr.
Satolli started for America the Pope con-
hded 10 him the du.y OF making u new
effort with Father McGIynn. and gave
Mgr. Satoli full power to act. The ex-
act conditions of the reconciliation are
not known here.
The news of the creation Of Mgr. Calm
Iarf cardinal axrffaI tfyar4a
nlents. because II is known that the Pope
for reasons of general policy and on ac-
count OF the Triple Alliance. 1iSlil1ed the
idea OF Galimbert's promotion But the
Emperor OF Austria personally lnterfered
and caused the Pope 10 be Informed that
the non-promotion Of the nuncio Of Vienna
would be looked upon by him as an af-
front. Gallmbert viii remain nuncio for
another year. when IL Is hoped ut the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
IiiShop keene's Denial.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dee. 3l.-Whcn
Bishcp Keane, tine rector Of the Catholic
University, was asked today concerning
the runor that Father McGlynn would be
rendered the chair of Slcred Oratory in
the University he pronounced It as totally
without foundation I'm fact. 1t is false ON
the face Of IT," said the bishop. II can
not Understand why any crcdence what
ever should be placed ga Il. Il IS an ema-
nation from one Of those busy-bodics who
have kept alive agitation OF matter connect
cd with the church by throwing ont IN
situations that are intended to work harm
ful results"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
RICHMOND. VA. SUNDAY, JANUARY 1, 1898

grant relations with bis wife and killed
him. and the verdict OF the jury mot
guilty met with popular approval. and
caused q ripple OF applause in the court
room. Both sides were represented by
eminent counsel The prosecution at
tempted TO prove that nothing wrong had
occurred IN StringfelldsGs house on the
night OF the shooting. but there was no
evidence In the case TO show that. Friends
Of both parties are surprised that the
prosecution was pressed and the unhappy
affair exposed 10 the public gaze.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Dec. Sl.-Gov-
ernor Foster to-day appointed Donaldson
Coffrey United States Senator 70 succeed
Gibson. lie enlisted as private OF artil-
lery at the breaking out OF the war, and
later served as aide on the stan OF Cen
eral Joseph Walker. lie is president OF
the Bar Association OF Louisiana. In
the late campaign he became a candidate
for State Senator. to which Office he was
elected by an Overwhelming majority. and
rendered valuable service as chairman OF
the Senate judiciary Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

Indian poble to elect representation was
strcnuoJS advocated by several speak
crs. Tt resolution requesting The Gov
ornmeN not to deal with the currency
qucstih before the public had been en-
abledto discuss the report Of the Here
choilc0mmittoe .on the subject was also
adoFd and likewise the resolution de-
maqng The separation Of judicial and
eX FuuNe functions IN Indian officials
f. Congress strongly condemned tho
Fhdrawal OF the grant for HIGHER od,,-
q, and adopted strong resolution de-
funcinS, thc abolition Of trial by iurv
, some districts OF British India.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
A Hush Job for Yrs. Lease.

TOPEKA. KAN. Dec. 81. Governor
elect Llewelyn announces that he has de-
cided 70 otter Mrs Lease position on the
state Hoard Of Charities. II vii DO one Of
tho first al p intments be will make. 1t IS
reported here that Mrs. Lease has maui
tested her willingness % accept the posi-
ton. hut Il is 10 be well understood before
hand that IN accepting this position she
does not in any way reiinquish ber claim to
the eenatOrshlp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
SAFES BLOWN OPEN.
The Parties UnknowB-The Work showed
the Work OF Experts.

FRONT ROYAL. Dec. Sl.-special-
Last night the safes Of the Richmond and
Dauvllle railroad Office at this place and
at RivertOn were blown open AID riilei.
The night before the safe Of the Warren
Manufacturing Company. at !iiverton.
was blown open. There WAS about eight
dollars worth OF Worlds Fair souvenirs
in the safe here and about fourteen dol
lars were taken from Riyerton safe, In all
three instances right large sums OF money
had been removed the 1ight preceding
the burglary. Some think the work was
done by local parties. but It was done by
experts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

SERTICIS or WAICH MONT
They VIII Not be Observed by the Dam
willie Churches-The JURY to Try Clarke.

DANVILLE, VA. Dec a.-Spe elal.-
The New Year coming on Sunday and The
week being Sc. apart for prayer, he ter
vices Of watch-night will be aban loned by
the churches here that usually observe
such services
1t being n foregone conclusion that II
will be impos sible TO secure jury here TO
try J. T. Clark. charged with the murd dsr
of Rev J. Il. Moffet, IT IL understood that
d venlre will be summoned from Peters
burg.
Arrar gements have been made for SER
vices in the various churches every after
noon next week, 1t being the week OF
prayer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
Four Children burned 10 peafh.

STONEY BROOK, y. Y, Dec. 31.-The
house OF Willlam Phillips. Il colored Ia
borer living near this village. burucd last
night. -Four small children VINO were lock-
cd in the house were horribly burned. TWO
OF them were dead when discovered The
others died this morning. IL Is supposed
that the children, while playing with the
fire in the kitchen stove, set the house
abla2c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

UTICA, n. y, Dec Sl.-Twenty-aye
prominent anti-snappers from places out
side Of New York and Brooklyn met here
to-day in secret session. and resolved
TO support John ID. Kernan as q conpro-
mise candidate for the United States
senGtorship. They believe he will be ac-
ceptable to both Hin and Cleveland fac
tfaug
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Range of thc ihermometer az Tue I'm"
office Yesterday. December 81, leI:
A. NJ. 80: II NJ. 3S; +. NJ. osi u
NJ 30: o T.. ~, 81; midnight, ~. Aver
noe "a o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
EafnI Heah-End CnIlisinn

ALBUQUERQUE N. NJ, Dec. 3f.-By a
bead-end collision Of two freight trains on
Bill Williams mountain, on the Atlantic
and Pacific railroad. four miles east Of
Cashford, Engineer Thomas Powell and his
fireman, Dickinson. were killed. and the
hreman on the other train 20 badly injured
that he died In few hours
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
Ont Oh Bril-.

PITTSBURG. IA, Dec. 3f.-McIuckle,
Ross aud Diebold have been released ON
hail. The security was furnished by syn
dicate organized 10y Attorney Brepnen. Tie
bail for McLuckie aud Ross Is S23. 900. and
for Dicboid $4,000. The men were tsken
away from jail very quietly aud are now
at Homestead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

CALCUTTA. De-. 3l.-TAe Indian Ma
hlnal Congress today paestda resolution
.Ihmittcd yesterday rapA ssing gogret
'af The people ~ ludia wcie not allowed
1 elect rlpfcscuiauv.s "a the Council
~ the NicerOy. jn the couAse cf Discus
l.on On the resolution Tie wight Of the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01
CLENELAND'S CABINET.
looks LIKE CARIISLE VIM BE
SECRhTART or THE TREASURY.
Forecast Of the other Amendments
What mr. Pierce Thinks About
silver Legislation.

q.
'"' '''""' '"''""iy '' I>'
"'''' '' ''' l,.''' d" ""9''"s'0h WHO ~
interested in thc SIP relating Go y
CcVcaaI's Cabinet choosing have scrA
down in.a ti. l,lI.f that Senator CawEe
d.. e........,.. I'D, ,i... ,r........... d, a..
next ai.N... .'"'l''. I"'y are mos lh-
cHucl to tbs FROM ihc fact th,s the
Cd I.e " a.r C.ria. would urs. &atls-
O.. ...... ... ...........
t-r',r., t,.. ....'... fo- tfo o.l.. slonort-
IN .nts SIS tilr or ,N-Nftrietcr - los. or
Vermont. lr s.er,.r. OF -atc. Who
divides with Don 81 plMuy n The
Washington mill fle best .n q for that
portfolio. Representative lI,ifrt. of Ala-
tlua end oN-IT.raIe Scrlofry Lamont
arc both taIk.l of .or tle fNy boQlrt-
m.lt General pat collins ~ Boston. is
talked ot f.r Secretary ct iar
FOR ue Department I Justice tho
names most t.ntitNf .,'oheH are
....I.r .UIi.IhH |HlNrilNNn. tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-01

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Dec. 3i.--The
Jury In the case of the State against
Thornhill Stringfellow for killing Charles
Il Pratt. editor OF the Gainesville (Fla.)
Daily Leader. was out only fifteen min
utes. Stringfellow caught Pratt In fla
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-28
THE CLUTCH OF A HURRICANE.

From o'clock in the morning till /
in the afternoon the sky was Cloudless
and without a breath of air stirring, and
the surface of the ocean was like glass.
At the last named hour it became as
dark as if night had shut down The
glass had been steadily falling since
noon; one had but to look at sky and
water to know what was coming. By
half past four the ship was stripped for
the struggle, life lines rove along the
decks, and the watch below turned up,
The lamps were lighted, all work sus
pended, and then began period Of
suspense like the waiting for a battle to
open.
Two thousand miles of Indian ocean
rolled between us and the nearest foot
of land. The ship lay as helpless as a
log, heaving and lurching on the ground
swell, and from the depths of her hold
came queer strange noises to further
awe and Cypress the sailors gathered
forward. 1t is during a calm that the
creak of bulkheads, the grinding of the
cargo and the doleful complaints from
yards and blocks are heard the loudest.
Hear the dead men moaning"
whispered the sailors to each other as
strange noises came out of the west.
1t was a wierd, grewsome sound
sometimes like the cry of a night
bird afar off and again reminding you
of the vibrations of harp string. Such
sounds are only heard at sea when the
elements are preparing for fierce war
fare Let them come to the ears Of
the lone lighthouse keeper on the coast,
and he would tremble like a child and
mayhap desert his post,
" Hear the drowning men sob Z"
whispered the sailors again as the ship
rested on an even keel for a moment.
From stern to rudder the waters beat
against her sides with a curious gurgle,
like unto the gasping, sobbing sound
man gives out as he sinks for the last
time. 1t IS a sound to bring a chill
and make your flesh creep when night
is at hand and the wrath of heaven
making ready for its spring
AT o'clock the only change is that
the darkness is more intense, and the
silence has become so profound that
the cheep cheep of block aloft is
annoyingly painful, There are no
orders to be given. Those who con-
verse lower their voices, as people do
when there is death in the house.
At O'Clock the men are sent to
supper, They ca; in such silence that
the ship seems to be deserted forward
of the mainmast They hurry the meal,
for no man can say what moment the
storm king will make his wild change
Two or three of them light their pipes,
and the blaze of the matches strikes
against the darkness as if 1t were a
stone wall. 1t is the darkness of the
(Copclnded on Sixth Page.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-28

WITHOUT breaking lOuG fingers
and a thumb. They prevent
two things rafting and swear
ing.
Boardman's Pat. Wrench.
combination wrench to have
about the house.
~ lIt new keystone
beater that Will do quick, clean
work.
H.,
L1oSe, 2 III 10 IN" q
ana 4P,Y nam o' "lleu' JuSt
!eOe'NTo' C'IT'l, ar" SUo' Iludl-
ny ''Ho O"i ''oI ~ w ( nav 9
a a,I I@i y so ), 81 i1u'OuChe,
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GI w. w L NY T Eeaus anu Liii 0ii
Nlso' O'l' ~ l'e'''llIG' ana an
painters !, supplies "'tu you VIII II
90 "cII H 10 see our olocN ana
get our l IlceS before you paint
your mousse
Ar,o-;oo, U1,ns +o,o
feat Iond, r,n,a ~ HT tho l,st
ltoo 'o3 s. vs. Tbo;. o,.a CO.
I I,t''' sa,,,e ~, b Ip 81 = my
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-28
(Continned from Third PAGE. !

Lower down is the land of Keaau
belonging to W. II. Shipman, which,
in respect to area, depth and fertility of
SOIL is in every way identical with Olea.
More than 1000 acres of this land of
Keaau adjoin both sides of the Volcano
road, and being clear and open, cover
a site of what could make one of the
largest and best plantations on the
Islands.
The construction proper of the Vol.
cano road still drags its weary pace
along, solely owing to the few number
of men employed, mostly prisoners,
with regard to whose assignment on
this work. outside of the local districts,
whence they are drafted, and whose
own needs demand the application Of
such labor, there is a feeling not alto.
gether favorable; and though all parties
unite in the desire to throw no obstacles
in the way of the completion OF so i'm
portant a public work they also feel
that the engagement Of a few more
lab0rers, through the disbursement of a
few more dollars monthly would prove
an advantageous policy; more espe
Claily when the upellntendence, as at
present, is high priced and capable.
Though men may come and men
may 30, our own road board symposium
holds on immovabe as the rock OF
Gibraltar, nor needs the gibes and
taunts OF the indignant taxpayers, as ii
pivots within a radius of a quarter Of a
mile of Akana's coffee shop on Front
street, which is the customary gathering
place for these grave and reverend
seignlOrs when weary with the cares OF
state or faded with fruitless discussion.
over how not to build roads with wage,
at SI.oo per day, hours from to 4
lust now the Chairman is absent at
tending Aloha Alma meetings in kau
and your correspondent has been un
able to ascertain who presided in hi
place at the Aloha Alma meeting which
took place here on Thursday last a
which it was expected that importan
letters received from Honolulu by tn
last mail were to be read to the crowd
of patriots assembled. But the letter
had not materialized and after listenin
for awhile to the noble sentiments an
holy eXhortations of such statesmen a
E. Kekoa and others of that TX, tn
members of the audience took a hast
leave of each other to resume the
laborious occupations of loungin
around.
We are glad to welcome among /
our old friend Charles Motley, an
have no fear but what he will prove ;
honest and efficient in the new postic
of custom house collector, which /
was suddenly called upon to fill, as /
has shown himself to be in positions
lesser responsibility. Coming as /
does utterly unprepared to dischars
the duties of an office of which tt
details must be both complex ar
laboriouS, we feel sure that until great
familiarity shall come with time, Hilc
pushing citizens will ''be to his faults
little blind, but to his virtues We
kind"
we understand that a petition
being circulated having for its obje
Mr.. Stupplebeen's reinstatement
Died on Sunday night, June 25t
Mr. Hughey McGuiness, late of Ho
olulu, engineer by profession, from
complication Of disorders induced |
asthma and broncho-pneumonia.
A. b. l..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-28

American Flags, 6 to l8
feet long, came by the last
steamer to us. They are a fine
lot, sewed bunting.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-28
| desire to call the attention

| desire to call the attention
of persons going abroad to
these celebrated sanitary pro
ductions, for which | am Sole
Agent for the Islands.
Its to your advantage both
Financially and Physically, to
supply yourself with a FULL
OUTFIT before leaving. | have
just imported a fresh supply
direct from Germany Of DIR.
Jaeger's
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-06-28
Boardman's Pat. Wrench

A sizes, just the kind of
combination wrench to have
about the house.