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the farf6er vote. While some of the state officials are openly hostile to him, there is, by reason of the control ever patronage of the city of Denver, vested in the governor, 2 very strong following for Waite in the city. All these circum- stances make it extremely difficult for anyone to predict the result when the convention meets.
 The difficulty which confronts the Peoples party in making ticket is the same that bothers the Republicans. There is the same great dearth of avail- able material Congressman Bell has been repeatedly urged to stand for the office, but he prefers to be returned to congress, He has said, however, that for the good of the party, If the con- vention deems it wise to nominate him, he will stand for the place. At the present time Il looks as # he will be asked to sacrifice his feelings for the good of the party. Against this move ment the cunning governor is planning to see that the congressional district convention Is held i'll advance of the state convention. With Bell out of the way his chances are much better.
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Dallas Filled With Delegates to the
 State Convention.

Dallas Filled With Delegates to the
 State Convention.
 DALLAS. Aug. 14.-.All the indications point to the greatest Democratic con- yentien ever held ill Texas. as it seems that all the oldtimers and the newtimers are going to be here together. The ad= vance guard that came in Saturday was augmented Sunday by at least 1000 patriots and they made the Sabbath the hYeliest that Dallas has seen for many q day.
 The morning trains brought in many familiar figures. Among the earliest to arrive was Governor Hogg. shayen and sleek and smiling. He soon got quar- ters at the Windsor and became a cen tral figure In the lobby. The governor never misses a Democratic state eonyen- ton and be is here as a delegate. The governor says he intends to keep his hands off in the gubernatorial fight, so it IS reported that be will adorn the platform with his portly figure.
 The meeting of the state executive committee, originally set for 10 o'clock this morning, has been changed to o'clock. The meeting will be held in the council room of the city hall.
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Bank Wreeker sattley, convicted at Kansas City, has been refused new trial.
 William Heffron shot and killed Brid- get McHale, his sweetheart, at Jersey vile, Ills.
 A lineman and a horse were electro cuted by live trolley wire in Jersey City, N. J.
 A daring thief attempted to steal a tray of diamonds in New York jew elry store.
 The rumor is revived that Secretary Herbert is to marry Miss Sallie Eugenia Brown.
 Lawrence O'Mally of strawn, Ills, while intoxicated, punched out the eyes of James Crittenden.
 An interesting will contest, ivelving two widows and South Dakota divorce, is promised at New York
 Miss Lulu Randall, who has been making balloon ascensions near Nash vile, lost her hold on her parachute when descending and fell, being killed instantly.
 4 bill has been filed asking for a re- ceiver for the Vieksbarg Miss ) Building and Loan association, the oldest concern of that kind in the state
 The Democratic convention of the Thirty-ffth Illinois Senatorial district nominated L. B. Deforest for representa- tive on the three thousand and thirty ninth ballot.
 Suit has been brought by Kentucky woman against the estate of John A. Hampton, late of Hannibal, Mo. She alleges that she is his daughter by a common law marriage.
 Records wanted in the investigation of county officials at Sioux City have dis appeared.
 The remains of Chief Justice Gaswell Bennett of Kentucky were bured at Frankfort.
 Bandits compelled 3 merchant at Worthwhile, 0. T., to give up his cash, and robbed farmer of five horses
 Governor Altgeld has issuad an open
  them for their services during the strikes.
 Daniel Mavfsld was discharged upon preliminary examination, as there was no evidence that he shot Engineer Bert Byrnee.5
 The work of the New Orleans Citizens Protective association has already se- cured the indictment of seven city off cials for corruption.
 A legal firm has offered it's services to the auditor to prosecute the Illinois Building and Loan association should the attorney general refuse to do So.
 An Alabama negro preacher has re ceived anonymous threats of death be- caused he worked for the election Of Oates and carried Wilcox county for the Democrats by the negro vote.
 A young man in Kansas met and re- cognized his father, whom he had never seen. The father was living with an other woman, while the first wife had 1 remarked.
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senator Yest nIay Iketlre.

KANSAS Cry. Aug. 1.-The Journals Washington correspondent wires his pa per as follows: It is generally under stood and accepted as true among the Missourians that Vest will not seek an other election. Hon. Champ Clark an nounces himself candidate for the place. Ex-Governor Francis is stand ing candidate, and it is also understood that ex-Congressman Glardy will be in the race.
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 l TRAINS COLLIDE.
Accident Caused by Dis
 obeying Orders.
qRA1NmEN ARE KILLED.

..-.. Persons Are Injured and Some So s.d1y That They Will Die-The En- -. ro,nbination Express and Bag " Tar Completely Destroyed-ssv-
 Passengers Barely Escape.
 .xs4s eIrY, Aug. t4.-A disastrous s. 4sa..a collision occurred on the Atch- - q. ga.eka and Santa Fe road between s,aland and Gibbs, Mo-, Sunday
 ..sno between express train No. Q, ''s' 'tsanud and express No. 4, east
 ..a resulting in two tratnmen being s,,,.a and eight passengers injured .a ', tbe engines and combination ex- rs.s apd baggage cars completely de- sesarding to orders, the trains would .ga ,,,et at Gibbs and it is alleged No. yioIated orders. raz Trains met on a slight curve and .s,s4 together with terrible crash. s.tb Engineers applied the airbrakes and eyersel their engines.
 soop as the passengers and those ef ,a *va;n crew not hurt recovered from sI.oek they proceeded to rescue the ,nforsnnate victims.
 r.pineer Humphreys of No. 4 was Eaea.s at his post with one of his limbs ,,.f at the thigh and his head split i'll ..s He died in few minutes.
 rxnYess Messenger Kaplinger was in- sfsnxIy killed.
 E. Derrick. the express messenger a.,.l baggageman of No. ,, had very aarrow escape, and his injuries may ssr nroye fatal. The momentum forced h;,u Through the side of the car and 5andsa him on The embanlxment fully 50 stet away. Ills face was mashed to a ieljy and his body terribly cut and brulsad.
 None Of the passengers of No. ! were i1inrsa The passengers in the smoker ana chair ears Of No. were badly shaken up. Justin Mccarthy of Chi aaso was sitting in one of the reclin- Ipa chan cars and was hurled through window and landed OH a clay bank sbout 5o feet from the track. His injur- ies are not serious.
 Walter N. Durbin of Milwakee was in ths smoker next to the baggage car and MI Hurried 40 feet and landed within tuo fset of where the locomotives lay on fhe track.
 Ths officials of the Santa Fe here say sAs eonduetor and engineer of train No. { were responsible for the accident, hay iag disobeyai orders to meet train No. , af Gibbs,
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No News of the Battle.

SHANGHAI, Aug. lf.-Up to the pres ent there-has been no confirmation of the reported engagement between the Chinese Pei Yang squadron and Japan csc fleet. The Chinese fleet seems to have disappeared from the coast and its whereabouts is q mystery. The report has it that the Chinese war vessels may shortly be heard from off the coast of Japan
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 Think They Have Him.

LIScoLS. Neb., Aug. l4.-Corner Grim ld an inquest over the remains of ose who perished in the Rock Island 'eek near here Thursday night. The roner and jury went to the scence of 2 disaster before the taking of testi- ony was begun. The wreckage has en nearly all cleared away, but no
 ax has been found. It is now be-
 zea that only II persons perished. z of the railway boys who had seen d aia cn the track with a crowbar Was lled to the police station to see Davis. s nonght that he was the man, but ald not say positively. Detectives 2 perteetly convinced of the guilt of aylS and no one is allowed to See him.
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Negro Strikers Threatening,

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 14-One hundred negroes employed at the government works on the Tennessee river struck yes terday, demanding shorter hours. They surrounded W. A Kirk of Madison, Ind. contractor, and Foreman Porter, and displaying pistols threatened to kill them. Officers went to the scene and quelled riot. The leaders in the strike will be arrested.
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Sstet From Ambush,

aNsBoRo, Tex, Aug. l4.-Five miles 2 or this place Saturday John Y and Villain Moore were shot by parties as yet unknown. The vic |NeFe p1sslng rae house of Cooley 'sf. both OH horseback, when, with
 My warning, they were fired upon "ihchesters. Nixon was shot i'll
 Fg' che ot his fingers shot of and .laofe of them badly mangled. \ was shot four times in the breast Shoulder. Fowler was in town at ane of the shooting.
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stuns to Death by Bees.

aNKsyILLs, Tex, Ang. 14.-J. D. ss, who resides north of here in the faw nation, brought yha informa- aere Of al accident which befell AAmily Of R. s. Bayne. On Thurs als 2o-aaoatias-6l,i eh{il os Mr. and
 Ba,yne wandered away from tbe 5 and heea'ue lost. The child WAS ] io#n 'n fee orchard in an almost fss con i!ylon. The little ellow got lg ha nbea of be4 hiy and the literally swarmad on him until not aeh Of his fish remained uncovered. If lnfaieal services proved frutile Ihe ehili died.
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 Three Arrests Made.

BUTTE, Mont. Aug. 14.-James Ca hill, James Flynn and John Steele were arrested here for blowing up the North ern Pacific passenger train near Mis- souia short time ago. Flynn and Steele are COxeyites.
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A Successful Review.

ALDERsHot CAMP, Aug, 14.-fhe re- view was a most successful affair, l2,- GOO troops, including 5000 cavalrymen, turning oet to do honor to Emperor William. The latter wore the uniform of the First Dragons. He placed him. self kesi5le the Duke of Gonnaught and closely followed the movements of each corps.
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1 Queer Proceedtng.

CHICAGO, Aug. "A. Partridge Little, d plnnger on the board of trade. at tempted to enter the treasury pit this morning while under the influence of liquor. Notwithstanding he was under suspension, the doorkeeper car ried him out. tte offender screaming like a bad boy. He was heavily short on wheat and the market going his way.
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Tire In a Mill.

WATERFOWL, Wis., Aug. 14.-sun- day at noon fire broke ont in the Globe mil and soon extended to the elevator. The elevator and mill were destroyed. Loss. Sso GOO; insurance. $46, 900. The supposed cause of the fire was spontane-
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A colored Editor Arrestc 4.

p.aHohA crfY. Q. T, Aug. 14.-J.
 zal,eS' a colored man. claiming to
 E Iem Dallas. Tex, is in Jail here,
 Eea With obtaining money under .plelsnses. He was endeavorins to aohey to start Democratic pa ''a eiaimed to have a plant at Dal-
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 4 Dead Mexican.

SAN ANGELO, Tex. Aug. 14.-A Mexi- can named Antonio Jaurez was found dead on the floor of his room here Sat urday. His taking off is attributed to heart disease, as no marks of violence could be found on his person.
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-4s ETalK 0lnu Q.

BuRLISGToN, Ia., Aug. IA tailend 'olIision occurred between two freight raius near kirkwood. Ills. 4 car of unbsr, three cars of oil and locomo- iro were burned
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sshNoR WAlTE's CHANGES.
'sll Out of the Way He Is a Formidable Candidate

wsa aa' Aug. l4.-The mine operat- x. sa0 Joined the Peoples party in LOT the purpose of aiding in pa'on or the silver question, are . strong fight to defeat the nom V Waite for a second term as They realize that with all s.a, sa.'clfies Governor Waite is a
 e competitor. He not only has
 aaministration to assist him,
 aas also the following of the
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 Killed by 9 Train.

BRENNAN, Tex, Aug 14.-On the SantaFe track, little over mile north of Brenham, an unknown man was run pYsr and killed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-14

SHANGHAI, Aug. IA strong Chinese fleet has left the coast and the impress sion here is that it will seek to inter- eept transports which are carrying Japanese troops to China.
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Damage h Denton.

PILOT PoINTs Tex, Aug. 14.-Farm- CTS are complaining of the ravages of the boil worm. In some localities the crop is reported being destroyed
 DEMOCRATS OF TEXAS.
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The HrenI,nrn Rnbbary.

BRENNAN. Tex. Aug. II. No arrests have been made for the robbery Of the postofice here, though il is believed the thieves are urdr- watch. Stamps t9 the
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Wi4f. A i'tea in a Runaway.

N sssipeoaopeH, e,'i Mass, Aug. IA
 <. M bafnetF, aged B, of southboro. lo~h as ths pioneer in the manu-
 s;as Of hayoring extracts. was .a . runaway accident here. The
 s;a V was driving took flight at an
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Complete in 30 Weekly Parts al 10 Gents and ] Coupons
  SAA<&I 70 Ss&A&%%
Montauk Point.

Each part will consist of 24 quaro pages and will contain large steel engraving printed heavy plate paper and pasted in In addition each part will contain from ten to o beautiful engavngs wood executed by the best American artists de- pctng the most charming scenery be found this country 90 fupage steel engngs 400 beautiful engravngs Wood 700 pages ot letter press.
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will Intercept Transports.

amount of s1g47 lad $5j4 in money were taken.
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Or, SThe Land we Live In.'
NW& a Sf0A&W& N&SA1NNNA a lN<sa - "a 1sk%

The mountains lakes forests waterfalls shores canons valleys and other pictures features of country deln eaed pen and pencil Edited bVs " iam Cullen Bryant
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PIN F BLJEE. EXTREMISTS.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-03
IN PERSONA.

We rejoice to announce the de
parture of Doctor Albert Francis
Judd. Chief Justice of the Sup
rene Court and Chancellor of the
Kingdom. to his country seat at
Koolaz. upon his annual vaca-
ton. where it is hoped his honor
viii enjoy much needed (if
not we'll deservedl rest from
alleged labor. The emuch-need-
ed" feature of the proposed rest
is suggested by perusal OF some
of his honor's recent Judicial
opinions. We understand the
doctor proposes to take his holi-
day in persona not "per guard
IAN sa reported to the contrary
Notwithstanding
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-03
The Commission.

Messrs Widemann, Parker and
Oummlns lost not time in San
Francisco but proceeded on their
voyage to Washington the day
after their arrival. Dispatches
were sent to Mr.. Gresham and
Mr.. Blount in regard to their
mission and answers were receiv-
ed from both, Mr.. Blount wired
that he would leave Georgia in
time to meet the commission in
Washington where he will offer
them all possible assistance, and
Mr.. Gresham simply wired to
them to go on.
The presence of the commits
sion in Washington will undoubt-
eddy bring the Hawaiian question
to a climax, The object. we
understand, is to obtain a definite
answer as to the present inten
tons of the administration. If
the presence of the commission
has no other result it will un-
doubtedly tend to prevent the
recognition of the present dig
archy. fact which viii be moro
damaging 10 the sunexationists
than If viii to the loyal people.
While the commissioners will
hardly be able to arrive here be-
fore Sept. 9Th on the China, it is
possible that the result of their
mission viii be made known to
US by the Australia. due here on
he nth inst.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-03
Programme of
BICYCLE MEET
n se He'd -
On Saturday, Aug. nth
KAPIOLANI PARK.
$50 Pm. sharp

l-one Me DISH. open; Gold Medal.
s-H.E Mile Dash, novice: Silver Medal.
s-one Quarter Nile Dash, open; Silver
Medal.
4-Ous Hall Mile Dash. boys under Is
years; Silver Medals; firss and second
5-one Hall Mile Dash. open; Gold
Medal.
s-oae Nile Dash. three minnie class;
Silver Medal.
7-Three Quarter Mile Dash. open; Gold
Medal.
s-ons Nile Dash, novice; Silver Medals.
Entrance Fee for Raees Nos. !. 5 and :,
$50; all Others, entrance 81.
All Entries to Close ON MONDAY. Aug.
9th. u noon, at the Office of H. E. Walker,
Merchant Street, Honolulu.
General Admission. 80 cts; Grand Stand.
extra, . cts; Quarter Stretch Badges, s2.Oo
each; Carriages inside of raee counsel S2.5o.
Tyr
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-03
FOR SALE.

One Marquee Tent. new; Size
16x32 feet; 6 feet Wall; ID feet
Roof 8 or. Duck; Poles. Pins,
Ring Rsfter. etc. Inquire at the
HOLoMUA OFFICE.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-03

Mr.. Julian Monserrat who has
undergone an operation in his
eye, left this afternoon on the
Kinau. DIR. Herbert who attend
ed to the sufferer was pleased in
sending his patient home in 3
much improved condition.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-03

which they frsuden;Iy obtained
ir m the constitutional govern
meni Taey have not dared tn
sabmit their existence to a
popular vote. ror hes the prssi-
de.st c',.s-en "a take his CD .nces
at a popular election. How then
can Mr.. Cleveland recognize this
government and at the same time
not stultify himself by going
back on his publicly spoken
words of six months agol
Bat what will the result be Of
the refusal to- recognized The
blatherskites who are holding
offices under Mr.. Dole all talk
loud enough and say that they
don't care snap for the recogni
tion. They doh know what they
are talking about
Ii the Hawaiian republic is not
recognized by the United States.
the result Will be that Hawaii
will be unable to obtain q remoy-
al Of the reciprocity treaty. The
present treaty expires in a few
months, and as no new treaty
can be procured where are we
them The government OF Dole
will then find that his great and
good friends tie planters and the
capitalists will scorn him. and
demand his immediate abdic-
alton. That is the end of their
alleged patriotism, and their dis
interested sympathies for the
Hawaiian Republic. You touch
their pockets, and you hit their
hearts.
Aud the result of the abrogation
of the treaty will be disastrous
to everybody. to all classes and to
all nationalities. The country
will be ruined and when the
homes of the citizens are stand
ing bare and naked, when the
treasury of the country is empty,
and even the mercenaries cannot
be paid, when the small savings
of the workingman is lost while
the capitalist retires to some
foreign country, where he during
the years of plenty has deposited
his money, then the Dole repub
lie will find that there was no
friendship, no patriotism. no
popularity be hind it.
Everything will be Self, Self,
and Self, and in the cry for that
great motor of all popular action
the republic will be swamped,
the rats will desert the ship, and
only the debris of the once wealthy
A-;nxJoaD of II o,.o,; Ill - fo-.l
and then perhaps the kanaka will
get some energy, and wake up to
realize that he must do some
ng.-And he will look hand
some and strong and exhaust his
energy and courage by exclaim-
ing: "Auwe Dole, lapuwale"
and then he will be exhausted
and pray and wait.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-03
~ POSTPONED.
Auction Sale of Rice
Plantatation at
w aikiki-Eai.

In xersuance Of Instructions from so Sun
OF Eva. Island % Oahu. H. l. the MORTGAGE
named In . Chattle Mortgage, executed by
CHEONG KIM TAI, dated October Stth,
lSs2, aud recorded In Liber ls9 pages ISIS. .
shall sell 20 the highest hidden &C auction.
al my sales Room, Honolulu. on SATURDAY
the 9TH day q Aug, ISa4 at Il o'clock noon.
the following property. viz
The Rice Plantation. known as thu Cheoug
Kim Tai. formerly tae Zee Hop Col. Plauta-
ton, AZ Wsikiki-kai, Honolulu, including all
leases Of lands embraced therein, on which
are dwelling house, Outhouses. thrcshing
hOor aud equipments Of well conducted rice
plantation; also all the implements Of culti-
Walton. horses, wagon. etc.
A schedule of the leases and other property
concerned may De seen AZ the Office Of G. W.
ASHFORD, Attorney for the Mortgage
Terms Of Sale, Cash, Deeds al expense Of
purchaser.
i. y LeVey.
.fHcti0HccT.
The above sale Is postponed to August iih
by order OF c. W. ASHFORD, Attonel Tor
Mortgage.
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WILL HE DISCOUNT ,

Ibs following letter VAS pick
81 ny last night on the wharf
shortly after the departure Of tlse
Mnnowai Tie owner. can have
it bv proving property-snd re-
duciag rent We hope that our
readers can understand the jar
gon 1sed by the writer. He
says: "Meiu dear FIR. Moses I
sees that the game was up NIT
YOU folks. Now [ never before
once saw you afraid of listening
to one proposition and | speaks
plain business to you. So hellup
me Abraham. / was a poor man
but nevertheless / must make a
dollar or two. Now. brother FIR.
Moses, you and me has done lots
of good business NIT each other
We have helluped the Schpreckel-
ses and we have got even nit others
christians money loaners You
have had your schare Fir. Moses
and | was bad mine, but now you
must come NIT me in a schtraight
deal.
Dole is going NIT de corner
herum. His name wash mud
But / hear from my private
friendsh, and you know, Moses,
how seizure the are that you,
freund is to be let dow easy.
/ now offer him to pay his
salary at very mild dishcount-
SO hellup me Colt | cant do
better. He was good for sixsh
years more which means So 900
NIT the incidentals. He's spent
/ his salary like a Christian fool.
He puts it in the Riverside Farm
in California, and sinks that
yellow orangeshs was as good as
yellow dollars. Ha Ha Hah
Before he gets more money In
the Riverside and in his orangsh-
es Won tell him once that | pays
him cash down, and FIR. Moses.
your commission was there, one
good sum on his salary and he
draws him in advance. You know
he has got to 60 NIT short turn
heraus. You can't save him, l
can't. Now let him forget his
! stolen pears, pay him myself
that three dollars and let him
sell his chances-and by Eya's
dress-suit and the other prophets,
they are simmer than the beard
of liar. | gives him 81 900,
flour thousands) dollars cash
good yellow coin and very few
was bad and | takes my chances
NIT the Queens government and
the next Legislature and no adj
miral. Let the Philadelphia 60
and by the holy poker some of
them owes me lots of money, but
let me get one show on making
one commission on Dole shala-
ry. True Moses, so hellup me job,
your commission is sure. | can
not gives it to you now. because
I am like that Christian who also
dishcounts. (his name was Lhu-
ning) and who might want to take
up my chances. Moses ! | gives
you more than anybody before
you give me the dishcount on his
shalary.
Big procentage,
Big Commission;
your friend
(confdential).
Solomon Gedalia.
P S. who lost his socks
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-08-03
UNEASY LIES THE HEAD. I"

Since Mr.. Dole's assumption of
imperial functions in our little
Island realm, he does not sleep
well o'nights, if dame rumor
speaks truly. That garrulous
vixen also says he does not sleep
two consecutive nights in the
same place. 1t is a fact observed
of all that his residence is strong
ly guarded. day and night. These
facts are most eloqusntly in sup
port % of the pretension that
this is republic and that Mr..
Dole occupies his present posi-
ton by the will of the people. A
republic" resting on bayonets
in the hands of aliens. This is
tie fixture. the great and good Mr..
Dole has given us. Hoo-ray for
Dole and his Republic