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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10
Honolulu, Jan. II.

Fred Hayselden, prominent
royalist. and son in-law of Walter
NJ. Gibson, arrived in town a few
days ago. He left again today
for the island of Lanai, which he
owns. While here he said:
The Queen will be restored. OF
this we have positive assurances.
and her Majesty fully believes In
her speedy restoration. l saw
her yesterday, and she assured
me it was only matter of a few
weeks. Could we see the way
out whereby the control of poll
teal patronage could be secured
through republic, we should
not hesitate to back it if we were
assured that the missionaries
would not be allowed to control
affairs upon its establishment.
The only truth in the above is
that l said, The Queen will be
restored further than that there
is absolutely none. l am and
always have been royalist, L
have never been In favor of Re-
public for these islands, and am
not now. In setting up your
type Mr.. Editor the printer has
either omitted some quatlon
marks or the writer has attribut-
ed to me the very views expressed
by himself, for he told me that
the radical plan. was to keep up
the annexation cry until they
could control the Advisory Coun-
Gil. then, If annexation could not
be put through, they, the radi-
Gals. would control the Republic,
that the conservative and strictly
missionary element in the revolu-
tionary party would like a Re-
public now, but did not see THEN
way clear to manage it just yet,
These may not have been Mr.
Johnstones own personal views
but he assured me they were thu
views and aims OF a very strons
and young haols element opposes
to the old missionary dominance
of the affairs of this Kingdom
Yours truly.
i FRED. HI. HaysELDES.
! Lahaina, Feb. Ord. 1894.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

Many strangers are enjoying
the warmth of the waters at Ho-
MODULUS chief bathing places.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

The former residence of Capt.
Davies situated on the corner OF
Bingham and Metcalf streets was
sold at auction today for about
$4,000.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

The printers of the Paradise Of
tie Pacific believe that the Jan.
number will be out in time for
the Oceanic.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

The fire laddies are so watchful
that they have now to be drilled
into getting in and out of bed.
The chief and foreman are the
experts in bed drill.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10
It Is Not Truth.

EDITOR HoLoMUA:
Under the heading of Is At
TRUTH in your issue of January
goth ut. 1 find the following,
purporting to be part of the cor
respondence of A. tombstone
Associate Press correspondent.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

The HoLoMUA is getting "in it
with both feet" or languages, an
Hawaiian daily edition is now
published.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10
CORRESPONDENCE .

rive do not hold ourselves responsible for
the opinions or the utterances OF our
correspondents
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10
Foreign Mail Service.

Steamships viii leave for and arr We
from San Francisco and other foreign
ports. on OF about the following dates,
till the close of 1894.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

The steamer Oceanic viii pro-
badly arrive late on Monday and
sale for the coast by midnight.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

Psalm singing is daily INDUCED
in more to the detriment than the
benefit of religion. at the aOld
Corner. I"
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

Mr.. C. Nestor Edison will
appear at the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall
this evening with his famous
loud talking photograph. The
performance viii commence at
eight o'clock.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

The Popular Phonograpb
Parlors in the Arlington Block
is giving daily public concerts,
free of charge.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

Mr.. c. B. Lyons the local
weather-prophet will predict after
this storm is over.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

LEAVE HONOLULU DUE AT HoSoLULU
FOR san FRANCISCO. I'm. SAS FRANCISCO
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

Mud, political. as well as
diluted earth, is very plentiful
today.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

Weather bad, walking bad.
Missionary people ride.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Phonograph exhibition this
evening.
Weather bad, walking bad.
Missionary people ride.
Mud, political. as well as
diluted earth, is very plentiful
today.
Mr.. c. B. Lyons the local
weather-prophet will predict after
this storm is over.
Many strangers are enjoying
the warmth of the waters at Ho-
MODULUS chief bathing places.
The printers of the Paradise Of
The Pacific believe that the Jan.
number will be out in time for
the Oceanic.
The steamer Oceanic viii pro-
badly arrive late on Monday and
sale for the coast by midnight.
Psalm singing is daily INDUCED
in more to the detriment than the
benefit of religion. at the "Old
Corner
The Popular Phonograpb
Parlors in the Arlington Block
is giving daily public concerts,
free of charge.
Mr.. C. Nestor Edison will
appear at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hall
this evening with his famous
loud talking monograph. The
,,a,.fo-o,,noa will r,.,n,,anoa al
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

So NJ ru WIN Fr s., Noon. Phases
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-10

Photograph exhibition this
evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
CATCHING A GLANCE.
How an Artist Obtained ma Expression o'
Dismnrclcs Face

How an Artist Obtained ma Lxprcssion on
Dismnrcis's Face.
Mr.. Smallcy, in the Fortuightly Re-
view, gives an interesting explanation
OF the expression on Bismarcks face
in the last portrait Of him, painted by
Lcubach, the great artist This look
Is fun Of power and purpose, alamc
with anger and resolve, lightning in
the eye and the mouth hard as IRON
So might he have looked thunder
ine at an obstinate majority In the
rcichs,ag, or trying 90 bend "A hostile
nation 10 his purpose.
Eut this Is not the explanation OF his
expression. Prince Bismarck loves
singing birds, and hates the crows,
thcm' enemies. One day hc was walN-
ing with Herr Lcnbach I'm the woods,
and caught sight of member of this
dctcstcd tribe
Ills sudden glance Of anger arrested
the attention OF the artist, who, as
soon as nc got home, transferred il 10
canvas. Thus It was not thc affairs of
nations which wore responsible for the
look; not the obstinacy OF his country
mon nor The antogonism OF the French
which will send Che great chanccllor's
features down 20 postcrity clothed in
tragedy.
II was simply the fact Shat he caught
sight OF an insignificant bird who has
no reverence for the sweet singers OF
the fcathcrcd world.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
HEARS WITH HIS LEGS.
The Singular Accomplishment of "a Deaf
Telegraph Operator.

Tho Singular Accomplishment of Deaf
Telegraph Operator.
The novelty OF telegraph operator
who can scarcely hear a locomotive
whistle working day after day at his
instrument is one of the marvels pre-
seutcd 40 telegraph station near this
city. says the Pittsburgh Commercial
Gazette The man is about twenty
cight years old. lie has been deaf
since hc was about three years of age
as the result OF an attack OF scarlet
fever.
Being so extremely hard of hearing,
the child's sense OF touch was developed
20 the degree usually possessed by
blind persons. The slightest tap upon
"A table or upon n wall, the rolling of a
wagon wheel along the street, and all
similar sounds were conveyed 20 him
by the consequent vibrations
When about twelve years Of age he
undertook the study of biography.
Being a favorte with the operator at
his home. he was given the run OF the
Office All Che mystic signs, dots and
dashcs Of the profession were explained
Go him. Day after day he could bc
seen sitting at the table with his knees
pressed against it or resting his elbow
upon IL. he was literally feeling the
messages as they were licked OFF over
the wire. Being naturally quick, it
was but short time until he was able
20 correctly read any message coming
into the office. Sending came just as
easy, and to-day, after sixteen years
service at the key and sounder, he is
just as iinc an operator rs there is in
the country. OF late years his hearing
has improved Co such an extent hat he
can easily hear the soundcr, but the
old habit Of listening with his knee or
elbow still clings to him, and that is
the way all his messages are read.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
Loo EAT 10 kEEP awake.
Prodros % the British workhouss That
oca ft credit.

Prodrot % the British workhouss That
Eocs 30 credit.
The inhabitants Of Poplar, who work
hard and live frugany in order 90 pay
their taxes honestly, must he highly
grauhcd 20 learn that they have been
wearing their fingers TO the bone 70
assist Nillian Edwards, an inmate of
their worlzhouse, 20 become 50 fat that
IL takes him half an hour 20 stoop TO
pick up q pin and another half hour TO
raise himselfto the perpendicular, says
the London Telegraph. And after the
hcrculeau cxcrtion he becomes SO ex-
hausted that hs requires 70 spend the
next hour in slumbcr 20 recruit his
shattered force. llo tried TO induce
the authorities 30 accept a theory he
had worked out, which proved that the
trouble Of getting out OF bed in the
morning was so embedding that in his
case 81 should be omitted from the
days arrangements and his food be
sent up % his bedside.
When the wor.ghouse master declined
10 acknowledge the correctness of this
deduction, Edwards underworld 10 car
~ his pot idea into effect surrepti-
tiCusly 10y crawling In corner 10 en-
joy nap. Never once was the ques-
tion asked: where's Edwards?" with
out receiving the response, not from
the person immediately concerned, and
always correct; Asleep, sir"
This prodigy, who puts all other fat
boys ia the shade, Is only twenty and
weighs about twenty-onc stone, and
his checks arc SO tat that he has not for
years seen his nose. And yet some
people say that the poor law system Is
failure. The other day, when it was
rather hot a special staff attempted To
keep Edwards awake, and failed, so the
sleeper was brought before the Thames
magistrate charged with neglecting
his work. lie then admitted that he
felt drowsy after the good dinner with
which the ratepayers kindly supplied
him, and IL he did oycrsleep himself n
little he faxed parding" Mr.. Diclkin-
son said the youth was apparently too
well nourishcd, and sent him TO Jail for
seven days as tonic for an overfed
und oversight system.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
nrlhre nan rcot Illrh.

The highest bridge Of any l,indin the
world Is the Loo river viaduct, on the
Antofagasta railway, in Bolivia, south
America. The place whore this highest
railway structure has been erected -
over tho Mclo rapids In the Upper
Andes. and between the two sides of o
canyon, which Is situated 10000 feet
above the level Of the Pacific. Count
ing from the surface Of tho strcam 70
the level OF the rails, this celebrated
bridge Is exactly $685. feet in height
The length Of tho principal span Is 80
Sact. md tho distance between abut-
men,s (total length Of bridgc) Is sos
feet The I9rgcst column Is 3ll feet 2
inches long, aud the batter Of Che pier,
what Il known 10 bridge builders as
zone in three" The guage 81 the road
Is feet q inches, and trains cross the
bridge az a speed Of 30 miles on hour'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
LIE WOMEN o. PRovENcE.
They are 90 Rulc Very beautiful and
Refined.

They Are 90 Rulc Very beautiful and
Refined.
There Is one thing in Aries that you
will need uoEuidcsof any kind TO show
you. | mean, says a writer I'm Century,
the beauty of its women, who are still
naive or wise enough TO wear the lit
tie Arlcsian cap and voluminous iichu.
OF course, they have always been
famous for loneliness all over the
world, yet nothing in other parts of
the world will have helped you 90 inn
uginc them. The type Is peculiar 10
Provence much more delicate than
Italian types, the very dark eyes and
hair contrasting with the whitest OF
skins; a spirited and yet an extremely
poetic type, and so refined, SO aristo-
cratic, that rs charm Is not lost I'm old
nge. Nevertheless, not the type itself,
but the frequency Of is perfect presen-
tation is the most surprising, the most
delightful fact Here an ugly woman,
a commonplacc-loolSing girl, Is the cx-
ccption; where Eve or six are gathered
together, three ut least will bc beau
tics. and the others will bc comely.
surely II these people are as Creek as
they like TO think, the sculptors Of an
cient Greek needed their imagination
less than we are accustomed 90 think.
Scores Of times cried 20 myself; "This
one Is the most beautiful Of ALL" But
best ~ all now remember girl who,
with the true Arlcsian face, had unbc-
licvahlc riches Of red hair She was
moro beautiful than, In our unequal
world, any woman has any right 20 be.
II was bcarnblc 10 look az her only be-
cause ono felt that, very likely, every
man aud woman I'm Aries, including
her splendid self. thought the rcdncss
Of her hair distrcssingly unfortunate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10

Scarcity OF the Second Largest Seal spc-
Giles ia America.

cies ia America.
Tho gray seal is one OF our rare spe-
cics, being found only in a limited area,
and but seldom even there. It's range
10 this hemisphere extends from the
Gulf Of So. Lawrence uorthward 70
Davis strait, and Tor a short distance
along the southeastern coast Of Green
land. This seal Is Of q uniform dull
gray color. IL rs rarely seen in mu-
eeums, and II sono cnterprising coll
lector would bring ia a largo series 81
fine skins, he might hear something 90
his advantage. This Is our only seal
species 81 which I have never mounted
q specimen.
II Is said writes w Il uornaaay in
ST Nicholas, that the bearded ecal, or
square-hipper seal OF the seal hunters,
Is The second in size II all our souls;
but rs whole LIE history and distrihu-
tion is So gloriously involved in doabt
and speculation and guesswprli that
one is half tempted 20 uall Il myth
IT seems really Incredible in this day
Of persistent collecting IN all quarters
81 ihe globe, that no museum in the
world $50 far as can be learncl) should
possess even one good typical adult
specimen OF the second largest seal
species IN existence. Think Of mn
American seal from ten 70 twelve feet
in length, So il is said, andnot an adult
specimen Of il, nor even careful mca~
urcmcnts ia the whole United States.
There isa very good young specimen in
the National museum, but 10 is only a
baby The square Upper is nowhere
abundant, and being both rare and shy,
fame awaits the collector who shall
bring TO us some hrst-class skins Of
adult animals, and really introduce the
species 10 the world. So far, we have
had Go take this seal mostly on trust,
without proper credentials
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10

nis Death Mortal blow 70 tho Bona.
pnrto Fortunes.


pnrto Fortunes.
II was at her residence az Montpel.
lier that In the spring ol l7s5 Charles
de Nuoaaparte died. Thiswas npp1r-
emily a final and mortal bleg IS the
Duonapnrte fortunes FOR witl him
went all tho family cxpcctlucns The
circumstances, writes Prof Sloane ia
Century, were III close 10 the life
thus ended. Feeling his health some
what restored, and dcspairing OF fur
Their progress ia tho aettlcmcnt Of the
Odone succession by legal methods, he
had determined on still another jour
ney of solicitation % Versailles. With
Joseph as com panion he started; but
a serious relapse occurred az SEA, ana
ashore the painful disease continued o.
make such ruvages taat the father and
son set out for Montpelier so cousult
the famous specialists OF the medical
faculty at that place. 10 Was IN the
hospitablc mansion of his childhoods
friend, now married 90 n wealthy army
contractor, that the wayworn, dis
heartencd and unsuccessful father
breathcd his last Having learned Co
hate the Jcsuits, he had como % abhor
all religion, and died an inldcl, rcpcl-
ling with his last cxcrtions the kindly
services OF Fcsch, who was now a
frockcd priest and had hastcncd 20 his
bedside To offer the last consultations Of
the church to "A dying man Failure as
he had been, he had nevertheless been
so far the support Of his family in their
hopes of advancement. Sycophant as
he had become, they recognized his
untiring energy in their behalf, and
sincerely mourncd for him He had
left them pcnnilcss and in debt, but
he had died In their service.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
The GAME OF DoMlNozs.

Two Monks Invented a 70 Ccsuiio Away
tho nrenrlncss 81 Monastic Leisure.
The inventors 81 tho game Of dom
inocs were two monks az Monte Cass-
inc. One day tho inmates ~ the con.
vent were on the lookout for method
OF bcgulling their leisure moments
without transgrcssing the rule 81 ST.
lcnce 70 which they were subject. Two
of their number hit upon the device Of
playing with square stones covered
with dots, which they showed 70 each
other and combined la certain order
agreed upon. The winner commun-
icatod the result to his partner by pro-
nouncing IN % low voice the lines 81 the
vcspcrs, which commenced as follows;
nDixit Dominus domino meo."
The new gamo soon sprang into
favor. and was admitted 10 the rank Of
lawful rccreatious. Itbccamc popular
outside the monastery walls, but the
people. with their scanty knowledge Of
Latin. simplificd the monastic formula,
only retaining the word domino, by
which The game was afterward en-
titled
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
Time IN Canada.

They nre always slow 20 accept
changes, for either better or worse, in
the easy-going country across the line,
and I'm the conservative NORTHEASTERN
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia-and
even In contiguous parts OF Maine the
visitor Is puzzled by two sets Of time
BY one, standard or railroad time, he
regulates his arrival or departure by
train or boat. by the othor, half an
hour out OF the way, local time Is rep
resented, and this regulates the open
Ing Of theatcrs, schools, factories and
stores, and tho ringing Of most OF the
bella All over tho rest OF North
America the convenient standard time
has been In use for years, but II will be
some time before Canada joins the pro-
cession.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
PEPPER BROKE UP THE DANCE.
It Made Them sncczo SO Rard That They
Fled tho Hall.


Fled tho Hall.
When the dance OF the st. Augustine
society was nicely under way mild
"ker-chew" was heard from the center
OF the room, says the Hartford Cour-
ant
81 am afraid you IRE taking cold,
dear, | will shut"
"Ah-ker-choo, Ah-lter-chool" came in
high soprano tones.
81 will shut tho win"
"Ker-chool Oh, never-chew, kerr
choo" was the only answer, and with
tears streaming from her eyes she
started to shy 1t wasn't the cold That
made her sneczc, when her male escort
startled her with n loud bass:
"Ker-cheeuw, Ker-chool I, all, OH"
This was very quickly followed by
three "kerchccouws" In higher key.
Then there burst forth storm Of ker-
ehcow chorus from all over the room.
Some one had scattered cayenne pepper
on the floor, and as the dancers whirlcd
IL made them sneeze This quickly
broke up the dance, the dancers fleeing
from the hall
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
A Wise DOCTOR.
re stood Not ON the order og Ills Gong.
Dut TIC Cot.

IIe stood Not ON tho order % Ills Going,
nut TIC cot.
An English doctor, attached to the
court of a rajah. made himself almost
Indispensable 90 his higlncss. lie had,
fortunately. also made a friend of his
prime minister. ON one occasion his
highncss, being slightly mdisposed,
had taken by the doctors advice, a
scidltz powder with which hc cS-
pressed himself delighted. It's ten
dcncy to "boil and Gzz rcndy TO blow
your nose OFF, seemed TO him 60 scat
ter GOODNESS" and no seemed SO much
better after taking II that the doctor
felt hmsclf justified in joining iu u
hunting party. Presently horseman
from the palace, in tho confidential
employment 81 the grand vizier, gal
Hoped mp 20 him. My master bids me
tell you, hc eaid, "thut his highncss
has broken open your medicine chest
and taken. FIRST. all the white powders
and then all the blue" "Gracious
goodness" cried the doctor, there
were twcnty-thrcc 81 each OF thcm!'
.'My master adds, continued the mes
ecuger, dropping his voice, that you
had better mike FOR the frontier with
ont ono moments delay The doctor
put cpurs 90 his horse and never drew
rein tim hc was "out of The Jurisdiction
Of the courtln
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
A QUEER CALENDAR.
According TO the Iceman Thursday Came
ON Friday.

According TO the Iccman Thursday Came
ON Friday.
II was one Of those country towns
where every man is as good as his
neighbor, and no one feels obliged 70
exert himself overmuch merely because
somebody else expects IL OF him. On
the evening before n certain holiday
the man who supplied the "cottagcrs'
with ice came round with H., but as he
made no announcement of his intention
20 remain Mt home the next morning.
few persons availcd themselves Of his
stock.
Consequently, says the Youths Com
panion, the supply in several rcfrigcra-
tors ran short, and those who had
taken no thought for the morrow wcrc
highly indignant with the dealer for
his detection. One lady met him In
the street n day or two after, and ne
costed him somewhat severely
"You know, Mr. stone, we really
must have ice every dayV'
"Sartin," said he, bcnevolcntly.
"Coursc ye shalll'
but how arc we 70 get Il unless you
come roundY
well, yc can't; but ] como round
regular enough unless somcthin' splits.
"But you don't Mr.. stone One day
last week you didn't come at all
He paused 60 consider, wiping has
heated brow with checked sleeve.
Law, ycs!" he said, indulgcntly, OF
length. "Ycs, did, too. Last Friday
] come Thursday nightl'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1894-11-10
AN IMPRISONED MONARCH.
Tho chinese Son or Heaven and His
Strange Existence.

Tho chinese Son or Heaven and His
Strange Existence.
In Picking Is the residence Of a mon
arch who is still the son Of Heaven 10
three hundred and fifty millions Of hui
man beings, whom bare score of liv-
ing foreigners have ever seen, and who
at the end Of the nineteenth century
leads an existence bcltting the yelled
prophet OF Khorassan. He Is vice.
regent OF Heaven, himsclfull hut god,
and lives prisoners life. To the M
ncrmost palace no man is admitted, and
the imperial person and harcm are SUR
rounded 10y vast body OF Cunuchs csti-
mated ut from eight To- ton thousand.
When the emperor goes out nobody Is
allowed In the streets, which arc very
likely paved for the occasion, while
the houses are barrieadcd or closed
with mats.
The ceremonial functions of his life
are manifold and cngrossing, and his
education In the native classics is not
neglected. Kuang llcu, the present
emperor. takes deep interest in every
thing English, and receives daily les
CONS in our language from TIVE Chinese
students, who, unlike the ministers,
are allowed TO sit ia his presence; but
with the sud routine Of his official life,
rigidly prescribed by an adamantinc
etiquette, and the temptations Of the
harem, IL Is unlikely that nm emperor
OF China can develop force Of character
or learn lessons Of statecraft. Should
IA strong sovereign emuncipatc himself
from the petriGcd traditions Of the pal
ace, the phantom Of imperial power
would, it is said. collapse.