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Among the Churches.
LATEST oHAffING lNrELLlGE ENCh.
Arrived.

Arrived.
SUNDAY. May 13.
Stmr S unol, waIvig, 65 hours from Astoria;
lumber. to l. White.
Movements of Transatlantic steamers.
NEW YoRK-Arrived May l3-Stmr La Bre-
tagne. from Havre; stmr Manitoba. from London; !;
stmr Richmond HILL from London; stmr kron :
prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, from Naples.
LEITH-Arrived May l3-Stmr Lord oNeil I'm
Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA - Arrived May 13-Stmr
Southwark; from Liverpool.
LlVERPO0L-ArivedM May l3-Stmr Cufc frm
New York.
LIzARD-Passed May i3-stmr La Bourgogne,
from New YORK.
lmpor tatiOnS
EEL RIVER-Per Weeott-33 tubs bbls IL kgs
66 hf-kgs 279 Dxs butter, SO hogs, az mead peel
cattle, oS4 SKIS oats, l3l SKIS potatoes, Ok hsh
cs mdse. veal. bdls green hides, o cs eggs bis
D cs furs bx frogs. empty tanks
Consignees.
Per Weeott-Russ, Sanders & Co: wheaton, Bre-
on Co; Kowasky & Co: Ross 81 Hewlett: n
Mason & Co: Hills Bros: Haight d Co; Enter
prise Brewery; Witzel ~ Baker: Il X stevens q Coz
Brigham. Hoppe Co: Gregson Neubauer; Nor
ton, Teller Co: Dodge, sweeney q Co; Dairy
mems Union; Whitney 4 Co; II Lleoes q Co;
South San Francisco Packing and Provision Co
Sumner a. Co: Standard OH Co: IL Dutaro'
Wertheimer Co: ii Hoffman; order
The morning call., 1894-05-14

laborer and send him TO workiin his vineyard."
Then, after quoting from the scriptures TO prove
that ordination was not the act Of one pers on,
be said: Reviewing the ground over which
we have Travelled in the light Of Gods truth, we
are conducted to our fourth great apostolc
prineiple namely tnat in the apostolic church
ordination was the act of the presbytery, of
plurality OF elders, and not of one individual.
The Presbyterian church bases It's claim TO
anosrolicity. not upon the theories of any
ecclesiastical body. but upon the impregnable
rock OF holy scriptures. Where The spirit OF
God is there Is the church," "
The morning call., 1894-05-14
Killed His Father.

LEXINGTON, Ky. May 13.-Frank Blake
more accused his wife OF kissing his brother
in'law. and IN his Jealousy swore he would kill
her. Their sixteen-year-od son inrerfered
when blakemore seized a hatchet and started
Tor the ooy, who drew revolver and fired Two
shots, both piercing his fathers heart. lie fell
dead. -i
The boy is In jail,.but public sympathy is on
The morning call., 1894-05-14
ANOTHER BIG STRIKE.
Discoveries Made Near Marvel Create
Great Excitement

MANvEL, San Bernardno County, Cal. May
13.-Great excitement prevails over several
very rich strikes made here and in this vicinity
IN the last lev days. AD endeavor was made 10
Keep the knowledge of these strikes from The
public, as certain partie. were trying to get
control oil the property. A large party OF Colo
rad0 capitalists came In to-day.
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RORN.

NUSBAUM-In this city. May IL. 1854 TO tue
wife of +. j. Nusbaum, son.
SPRAG UE-In this city. May IL, 1894, to the wife
OF VILLAS Z. Sprague. q son.
PAREDES-In this city. May ~. 1884, TO tne
wife of j. NJ. Paredes a son.
WuoLCOCK-.In this city, May g. 1884, to the
wife OF w. j. Woolcock. daughter.
SCHULTZ--April 81. 1894. to the vile OF Frank
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All Safe and Nell

VICTORIA, b. C., May ia letter from the
sealing schooner Mascotle, belonging TO this
port and reported missing or lost in .Ianano.s
waters. confirms her safety. She was i'm Yaki
tat lew weeks ago, and had fairly good lnck
sealing.
The morning call., 1894-05-14
nj ANN g. WILSON,
General Insurance Agents.

been gayly decorated with the university and
class colOrs and selected orchestra of twelve
pieces viii furnish the music. In order that
the train, many of the frateTnties have thrown
their houses open 10 their friends. The hop
will be the great social event Of the college
year.
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MARRIED..

STONE-GLIDDEN-In this city. May 10. 1894.
by the Rev. Dr. Foute of Grace Church. Charles
CISCO
MAYERHOFER HUSCROFT = In Bella VISTA
San Mateo County, April so 1894. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, W. Mayerhofer and
Mae r. Huscroft.
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B!RTHS-M -MARRlAGES-DEATHS

rBirth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
with The name and residence OF persons authoriz-
ing to have the same published.I
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Rain in Shasta.

CoTToNwooD, May 13.-For five hours rain
has been falling steadily over The southern mart
OF Shasta County With no indication of oui,
ting. 1t will greatly benefit graiu. orchards and
hay.
RICHARDS q Co., druggists. 4o6-s Clay
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ALAMEDA.

An exciting contest Is anticipated at the CITY
Trustees meeting this evening. The Board OF
Health has bill drafted which they will rec
ommend TO the Trustees for passage. They ask
that each mlkman, whether his dairy is located
within Alameda or DOT, II he proposes 10 sup
ply milk wi hin the city, shall pay for permit
at the rate OF 20 cents ner head for the number
of cows In his dairy. This amount goes toward
paying the salary OF a city veterinary surgeon,
whose duty II shall be to inspect the cows and
see that everything In connection with the dairy
Is In a sanitary condition.
AT this meeting the darymen propose to
make final stand and protest against the pas
sage Of The bill.
Among the Churches.
Rev. James Loring Cheney is TO NIL the place
made vacant at the First Baptist Church by the
resignation of Rev. William Spence and yester-
day occupied the pulpit for the first time. AT
The First Christian Church Rev. MahOlm III.
Wilson, the pastor. preached by request on the
subject: "Is Rome Friend or Foe TO Our
Public Schools" AT the Unitarian Church. Rev.
Mr.. Dods0n preached in The morning on the
subject, Recent Changes In the Theory Of HUI
man Cultivation"
Astronomy Lecture.
A rare treat is anticipated In the lecture on
astronomy by Professor T.. f. Barnard next
Friday evening at Armory Hall under the aus
pices OF the Free Library Trustees. Admission
10 the lecture Is Tree. Reserved seats can be
had ar the library.
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M A N N e. w Ills Q N,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
Northeast Corner California and SanSOme Streets San Francisco California
STATEMENT
....OF THE
CONDITIONS AND AFFAIRS
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF PHILADELPHIA, IN THE STATE OF
" Pennsylvania on the 31st day OF December,
A. d. 1898 and for the year ending on that daf
as made 10 the Insurance Commissioner of the
State OF California. pursuant to the provisions of
sections ol0 and 81 / OF the Political Code, con-
densed as per blank furnished by the Commis
sioner:
CAPITAL
Amount OF Capital Stock, paid up in
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STATE Nj ENT

or PARIS. FRANCE, ON THE 31ST DAY OF
~ December A. ID. 1898. and for the year ending
on that day. as made TO the Insurance Commis-
OF Sections 6lO and GIL of the Political
Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the
Comm issioner
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-12-09
WIDOWS pensions Cur OFF.
Those Who Can support Themselves
VIII Not Receive Government Aid.

Those Who Can support Themselves
VIII Not Receive Government Aid
WASHINGTON, Dec. S-The Pension Bu-
rcau will hereafter refuse pensions 10
widows whose income from other sources.
added to the proceeds of reasonable effort
on their part. affords them comfortabls
support This policy is provided for In a
ruling of Assistant Secretary Reynolds
based on the. June q, 1880. act In his de-
csion the Assistant Secretary says: 'It
was evidently the intention Of Congress TO
supplement the widows means OF support
from her own labor and all other sources
by the pension only when such means were
insufficient for her comfortable support un-
der ordinary circumstances. without intend
ing TO lay down arbitrary and fnnexible
rule. When a widow Is shown to have an
income considerably in excess OF the pen
sion provided by the third section Of the
act from sources independent OF her daily
labor she does not occupy a pensionable
status Hereunder" Judge Reynolds has
also held I'm the case Of James Keaflng
Fifteenth Regiment United States Infantry
where a soldier died before nnal action BY
the Bureau OF Pensions and his claim had
beer subsequently rejected. the attorney OF
record has no right 10 appeal from sGch OBJ
lection without first obtaining from tho
widow of the soldier a power OF attorney
TO continue it's prosecution.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-12-09
Debate I'm the Houre.

WASHINGTON, Dec s.-The proceed
ings in the House to-day were enlivened by
"a characteristic speech from Mr.. Clark. OF
Missouri, which abounded in personal al
iusions and was generally of the sledge-
hammer variety. 1t was made In connec-
ton with the bill TO retire incapacitated
officers of the revenue cutter service. with
the avowed purpose of talking the bin 10
death. He succeeded I'm occupying the morn
ing hour and the bill went over. The re-
mainder of the day was consumed in de-
bate on the railroad pooling bill
Less than twenty-five members were
present when the House was called TO or
der at noon. In the morning hour Mr..
Mallory, from the committee Interstate
commerce, called up the bill TO promote
the efficiency Of the revenue cutter service.
The bill was considered several times at
the last session. 1t provides for the re-
tirement of officers OF the service inca
pacitated by reason of the infirmities OF
age or physical or mental disability Mr.
Mallory, Mr.. English and Mr.. Covert sup
ported the bill, but IL was antagonized bs-
MIR. Clark. of Missouri. who deliberately
avowed his intention of talking II TO death
Mr. Clark's speech was a characteristics
one-humorous and audacious TO the point
of sensationalism. and il kept the House In
a confusion Of laughter, cheers and Jeers
The morning hour expired without action
and Mr. Brown, of Indiana. gave notice
that, on Thursday next, he would call up
the contested election case OF Williams vs..
tion of the railroad pooling bin Those
who participated iD the debate to-day were
Messrs. Gear Dalzell, Grow and Mahon. all
in favor of the bill Mr Blair offered an
amendment 10 give the commission at any
time the right TO nullify pooling contracts
Mr.. Patterson served notice that he would
demand the previous question the bill
next Tuesday at 3 O'Clock and then, at 10
%. m. the House adjourned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-12-09

They May Choose Indianapolis as Ma
tional Headquarters.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 8-The painters
and decorators convention. elected James
II. Sullivan of Springfield, Mass, president.
Mr. Joseph b. Allen, OF Philadelphia, was
elected to represent the association at the
convention of the American Federation Of
Labor, to be held at Denver Dec. 10. In
dianapolis and Baltimore were submitted
as candidates for the headquarters. One
OF the two will be chosen by a general
vote OF the members. Galveston. Tex. is
the place where the next convention will
be held the first Monday of August, 1896.
provided the general membership will not
approve OF the referendum system
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-12-09

CHICAGO, Dec. SD. NJ Slocum. presi-
dent OF the j. X Morgan Lottery Company,
OF New Orleans. was arrested last midnight
by Postoffice Inspector George NJ. Sutton,
OF St. Louis, assisted by Inspector Mercer
of the Chicago division. The arrest was
made on a capas issued by the federal
grand jury OF Leaven worth. Kan, where
Siocum Is under indictment for violation
OF the postal laws. He is charged with
sending Irregular matter by express 20 in
dividuals throughout Kansas, which in
duced the receivers 70 use the mails in
Siocum came TO Chicago about three weeks
ago and opened Offices on Quincy street.
He left there about a week ago. and he
GERS.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-12-09

Senators Can Take the First Whach
at Cleveland and Gresham

WASHINGTON. Dec. s-Representatives
Hill and Storer, Republican members OF
the House committee on foreign affairs.
have talked over the deslrsbility OF A
House resolution Of inquiry on the atti-
tude OF the government in chino-Japaness
war matters. Mr.. Storer had intended Inc
Producing such a resolution and ne may
yet do 30. IL is felt. however. that ths
House Of Representatives has such un~
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-12-09
MONARCH GROCERY co
INCORPORATED
81 East Washington St.
ETELEPHoNE 1853.
INCORPORATED

e1s in gold for Xmas present is net a bad
Clc thing Then guess the weight OF the
Turkey in our window and the money win be
yours.
Monarch strawberry Preserves in glasa
These are pound-per-pound preserves-whole
berries-the nnest preserves ever putup Never
Don't fail 70 tsy them
sic Pure Maple Syrup, per gal...... sJc
4Jc White sugar Syrup. .4Jc
3Jc Amber Table Syrup.
4c 0ld-iashIOned BuckKheatFlOGr, per lh, 4c
lOc Aunt Jemima and other Pancake
Flour, per lb..............-.-.-..1Oc
i0c Best Wheat and Oak Flakes per pkg. .tOc
2Jc Best Oat Flakes, 7-lb pkg.....2Jc
We dress Poultry every day and you get it
hne and fresu.
Dressed Chickens loc
Dressed Turkeys 12c
dressed Geese sc
zoe Strictly Fresh Eggs, per dOz,. ,.....9Oc
f5c to zoe Dairy Butter, per lb.....i5c to zoe
12c California Egg Plums, Glib. can 12c
12c California ApricOtS, Glib. can ...13c
&c California L. N. RaisinS, per tb......Jc
DC California Seedless Raisins, per h.. dc
4c English CurrantS, per lb......-....4c
12c CltroE, Ter lb ....................1 &c
2Jc Extr aae Mince Meat, S-lb can, 2Jc
3Jc EIts dne Mlnee Meat, quart glass 3Jc
SOc Queen Olives, per quart .........2Oc
l3c Large bottle Catsup. Be
Bargains In Coffees and Teas.
Ice Crushed Java, per lb..............l6c
tmskes . drink like 800 conee.)
zoe French Breakfast Coffee, per lb ..SOc
0Jc Gol.en Rio Coffee, per lb.....-.. 2Jc
3Jc Hoffman House Java and Mocha. 3 &c
tinest Coffee to be had in the cityJ
Splendid Teas. zoe ana ESQ per ID. Extra fine
quality Tea soc, others ask 81 for same gu ality.
Celebrated Ceylon Teas, 60c, coo and zoo.
lOc New Mixed Nuts, per lb ........ 1Oc
These nuts are strictly frst-class. None bet
TER 10 be had anywhere.
2Oc Florida Sweet Oranges, per dOz.. .2Oc
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Il. .,...-L.I-- ~. -, -. a
man always appreciates. They are some
thing to eat and something to wear.
We don't sell the first.
We do sell the second.
**
Let us suggest something; For instance
IN furnishlngs-a smoking jacket, bath
robe, a SILK handkerchief, muller, gloves,
an umbrella. box OF collars, box OF cuffs,
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B. slsv.oA p e osaaznozana@A ;. raa.:Eyao"

81 ai - os compreado-dscia la eoeissfa-~sa
embargo annque tOdos brcsI que hoeas hsbsiu
apreudidO mucho de de cocAs quisera 20 haber
viGto vueatro Voltairs vuestro Rousseau u qui6a
mGs7. vuezsro sen4r Dderot oblgados treirEe So
lameAte una toralla.
-lCada cnal ~ cdioi-contestaha Chambarrud
reAdo.
LA rsa de Chamtarsud era nj prcfapda ri alegre
Sempre que acordt bR de TsreHs, funca ceias y
como honbrs del Eglo XVIII acoatumbrado buscar lsa
naateriales de lcs hechos humanOg peRn be:
-Su caract es srdients y romGntco como el de
madre, que griega Los fancsEsS aunca dsbsrfsn
csEarse sino con fraRcssas.
El patota slgo hmitado pera reEuelto de ID coSven-
ci6R, retyatAba. este tmo peAsa meato Chsmbn-
raud misgaba rnal hrmOr Eacando ds un incidents
PARTICULAR coxclusioHes geners1eA len anadr:l'
jer Heria no casaTse ks mEa Eesciloi
Estag ref xiones ayudaban.G Chambsraud pasar ell
snpc, que haCiA rgo 81 vsjo hstel de In cae de
PoatRs Los diaa ian, taa mon6tonos para Ell
Gguo cohveacians como sombaica para 81 Comsndante
Rviere, solo eaperando inceEnntemsate 81 omento de
ID lucha.
Para ocupar MONIES tcS de forxoaa oeioaidad, 90
dedicaba aprender In e1guas vivas que no conocs
esudar pToyeCICs de para sodados
pero Icukntsa vecea dejaba poo POGO de sus ma
nos 81 lib1o Il plums penaamisRto YoIaba hacia
aquea Teresa que ls hshfA enganAdO, quion podl
madacirl
Saba que loa coneilikbulo que teniOn lugar en Ia
cala da Osiro dc Philopo0mon eYan fgoeueztea
La habiaA aysdo que eatuvsae dpueso " que deeabA
o0mbaTs poSque momento tavcrRbo no eatAka leano.
MeeEoael RssAAsdo Taeyenct hahia dado an gran in
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n zasxs.a seElsnAe

ChamtArAnd ibl tambsa con tsCneacis & yer
Claudio Riviexe Para desps1tsr nospsch'a menu.
dsAba demsHado Eus visitaA ri excCnvencionL sStaba
accVtun brado Ia prudeHcia 81 comandanto 81 nuAca
habl bsn de Teresa ii Ia pobre mujer exateSe
FxiAten aipece de muerte vivieBts cuyos nom
pronuncian por noedo dc svocar no uaa tAR
tAAma, pinc IN dclor.
En- cambo, RiVisre pedia fylvan Chants1aud no
ticias del empsrador.
lei reiRA los HON bres muereR-coAteatsba Ell Goa
veMciousl para ndicar que Ia Rac6n g5a deE.
tho que nads - po51a camtiAF
Cham bsraud efecto ssgufR deiGx3oSe Guavernents
guar de ls msnaRa Ia noehe dsA roche ID mans.
M, por sa osofis ranquia ago epcuriARa de que hs
cfA protection qur, 81 question mas bien de
tumbYe voluntad que de temperAmento
-Juia-decia todoa los dias"ya han pasfdo los me-
ses rnalou eYtamos septemhre La vendimia llega
IL caxA ansena las patas lss plumfs
AL fin voy expsrimentar agum pequeno PAGER en-
Ia vida Los psquenos paceras Jua, 81 coDuso de
Laa uvsg, los naocotonea lsH p'imaraa optraa quo
Ckambarsud no halaba bsEarte sBcaB nj gordas
toEmAbSR psrs De eutOs pequsnos paceres I'LL antique
ecnvenciona mentras peaba molocct6n 10 fumerga
una cops Burdsoa rado rectaba luego trs-
dueia los verHcu lstiaos de II escuala de salerno
PerDica cum music vobs datux erdise justo
gumere Sic sat mos nuCIhus sociaxe rAcemos
--lo que quisrs dseir, Julia:
A. como messiaiu lan nuseaa J lal nvaa
All melopot6n aabeis geuniE u ylAo dules,
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stos vAporee hGrSn es
ais en- los principles
uertos de 10 lsIa, seguL
AZ nece6idaded del trA
co.
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DELIRIO

DELIRIU
En- vano hundirte en- ell olvido intento
en- vano trato de mi ser borrarte,
81 quiero huir de II, vuelvo encontrarte
gravada siempre aquf, en- mi pensamiento.
A veces me parece que te siento
decirme: "Yo no puedo abandonarte;"
y lucgo sin cesar por olvidarte,
y quiero no escuchar y oigo tn acento
81 eres til mi adorada prometlda,
81 eres tambien mi Dios, mi ensueffo,
mi fe, mi religion, mi dulce dueno,
mi gloria, mi esperanza .bendecida,
tambien mi corazon nina hechicera
!aera tan solo tuyo. hasta que muera.
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-01-25

A member OF the cabinet was asked
what he thought of the adverse criti-
cism publicly made by Democrats in
Congress of the proposed bond issue,
said: "Igrant the right OF free speech
which demand for myself to every
man, but I must say that the criticisms
would have come with better grace
had the men who indulge in them
shown any real disposition TO prevent
the issue of bonds In the only practical
mAnner-by providing the money that
they knew as well as Secretary Car.
Isle did the Treasury must have if it
would escape defaulting in the pay.
ment OF its obligations, in some other
way. The administration did not wish
to issue bonds, and only decided to do
80 when it became apparent that Con-
gress would not afford immediate
relief, and after becoming fully satisf-
ed of its legal right to do so under the
law OF 1875" 1t is not believed that
either OF the several resolutions that
have been introduced in the Senate
concerning this issue OF bonds will he
passed, or that the passage OF either oil
them or OF Representative Bailey's
resolution by the House would effect
the matter in either way. The offers
for the $5O,OOO,O00 bonds to be issued
have gone away upin the hundreds Of
millions, and the premiums offered
will make the interest equivalent to
2H per cent or lower.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-01-25

THAT Mr.. Cleveland hs-, MI lot
any of her immense populsEity with
the people was shown hy the )srgO at.
tendance At her first public reception,
held at the White House Saturday al
ternoon. There we're more people who
desired TO pay their respects to her
than attended the crushes at the pub.
lie receptions held 10y her when she
was n bride, and abe received them
just IA graciously ~ she did when the
whole tiresome business Was an enjoy
able novelty to her.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-01-25
The Gobe-Democrat Free.

Any reader of this paper can get
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat free.
Read the offer, on another page, and
take advantage of it at once. The
Weekly Globe Democrat is now issued
in Semi Weekly sections, eight pages
each Tuesday and Friday, sixteen
pages every week, making it practically
q Semi-Weekly paper, yet the price re-
mains only one dollar year. IN pol
itics, it is strictly Republican, but it
gives all the newe, and is absolutely
indispensable to the farmer, merchant
or professional man who has not the
time 10 read large daily paper, and
yet desires to keep promptly and thor
oughly posted. Sample Copies will be
sent free on application TO Globe
Printing Co., st. Louis, Mo.
1856.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-01-25

ANY sort of nlisrepresen tstion seeMs
to 90 down with the anti Adm,histrA,
ton papers. For instance, Mt Hast.
ing, who was in charge Of tho Hawaii
an legation during Minister ThuIstun'S
absence, WAS not lnvi'ed to the state
dinner given by President and Mrs
Cleveland to the diplomatic corps,and
straightway the anti administration
papers made it the basis for lot al
silly stories alleging that the invita-
ton Was withheld because the admin,
istration WAS uni,iendIy To the present
Hawaiian government. An inquiry
at the State Department., through
which these invitations are AWAY,
sent, would have shown the c,pncoct
ors OF these stories that H&s;ing. did
not fill an official position which EN-
titled him to m invitation, but rensa
tions, not facts, are what these papers
want.