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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19
Funk Not a speakership Candidate.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, Dec. 13.-Hon. j.
II. Funk Of Hardin county, who has
been the acknowledged leader in the
race for speakership of the Iowa house,
is out in card in which he positively
declines to be candidate.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19
Stocknan Killed.

ATLANTIC, Ia, Dec. 16.-An extra on
the Rock Island ran into freight No. 70
at Casey, killing Thomas Earl, stock
man at Casey, and burning up the ca
boose of No. 80, and doing other dam
age
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19
Curtis Given Five Years.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Dec. 17.-Curtis, the
bigamous editor of Anamosa, who has
four wives to his credit, was today sen
fenced to five years in the penitentiary.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19
VIM. s. ARMSTRONG,
Agent for Mortgage.

Nervous women will find relief in
Hoods Sarsaparilla, because it enriches
the blood and thus stregthens the
nerves.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and
do not purge, pain or grippe. Sold by
all druggists.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.

"Mystic Cure' for rheumatism and Neuralgia
radically cures In one to three days. Its action
upon the system is remarkable and mysterious.
1t removes at once the Cause and the disease i'm
mediateiy disappears The first dose greatly
benefits, rs cents. Sold by I. James, druggist,
Audubon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19
Heavens, How your Bangs Look

This is remark made by so many
husbands. II the wife onB knew how nice and
lasting curl Nonparell Hlir Curler would make
she would try IL too quick Price 80 cents per
bottle. Sold by A. II. Roberts.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19
FROM ALLOVER IOWA
Dubuouc Department Store Burned

7 Dubuque Department Store Burned
| DUBUQUE, Dec. 16.-Brin & Co. de-
partment store burned. Loss, $50, 900.
insurance, $21, 900.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19
81. VITUS DANCE.
A Physician Prescribes DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine.

DR.. Miles Medical Co., El,shart, Ind:
My daughter Matte, aged II, was afflicted
last spring with St. vitus dance and ncr-
vousness, her entire right sido was numb
and nearly paralyzed. We consulted ply
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19
BUSINESS CARD COLUMN
ATTORNEYS.

COPELAND & HORTON,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Loans, Insurance
"A and Abstracts. Office over Van Gorders
RESTRAINT, Audubon, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19

I. l.. STATZELL
A TTORNEY AT LAW, EXTRA, IOWA. ONCE
a over Shaws Furniture Store.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-12-19

THEO. F. MYERS,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al LAW,
~ Audubon, Iowa. once over James & Good.
rlch Drug Store.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04

@ts Fam r,tdt neiter. Der rotbbroune
Grauenfopf manbte it1 ibr raid III go
| sSrau Der6p rollte ibr bifcs Ginb bci
9tite uno itredte S,uei Mrme na6 Melp's
Daby aus.
rGeben Sic fer = . bos fIeine
Wurm!"
grau Wellp perbiillte bic Qlusen, ,pdb-
reno bas Ginb trant. Sbr blonber Gopf
| lag auf ber Dettfante, iteben Der lie in
bic anie seEunfen mar. Sn 3inmer
rc9te fi6 nidts, MIR bas Tiden Ser Sias
minnbr mar borbar ,lno bas erlt baifiae
unb bann INNER lanaian,e Gblufen oes
Inbes. Irau Nellp ,psinte. Die aros
Ben Irdbncn altollen ibr aus Den glusen
uno ranncn einSeln iiber bic seialteten
Sdnbe.
| Mie lanse iie bort gelcscn = iic
luubte es ni6t. oils lie enblid auiiab,
lag ibr 2iebling gum eriten Male poll
lselattist NIT r0tblid anscbau1ten Naus
gen nnb bal6 oiieneu, feuDten Qippen ba
uno ldlief einen geiunben Sblai. Wiit
einem aus6rebenben S1lucDSlout benate
| lid Neup iiber bas glntlis Der NoAbarin
,no m fibte ibren friicbsn, parmcn
Munb.
rDant, o Oanf" Die Tran fublte
9eellps sitternpe tleine Sanb in ber ibren,
unb blttte iie ianft an, unb bann ,peigs
ten iie 8eibe
lleber ale fleinc Strcitisfeiten binwes
gatte iie etiuas pereint In iener Nuht,
nnb bieies et,pas lag in Dem tieiltcn
@runo ibrer Seelen uno nannte f9
msutterseIiibl.
| rSie mar 10 ldbou, @corge," srsdblte
9iellp am anbre1enben Osorgen lmtcr
gaden unS Gcinen ibrem idiaitruntes
men @atten - bas solo6raune Saar uub
bic peibe Saut unb bann Ser grcBe fris
ll6e Muno nit ben leu1tenben 3abrn
= ou slaubit ni6t, ,uie iie ibon 1T,
bieie 6rau Oerbp - i'd seiteDe sir,
@eorse = i'd 9lollbte lie einmal nidt leis
BEN ;u f0nuen = aber i1 lebe, baB i6
mid iiber meinc Gmpfinouu9en tduIdte
= ib liebe bic Trau! Qa9e bod
ni6t!"
Nein, ct labte nidt. Gr benate iitb
gu bet flcinen erregteu Sebmassrin unb
tibte ibr bic feu@tsldnsenotn gl1sen.
| Cara Suslsr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04
1te i,s,toe matter.
Dow stmnette bon 1rs,se.oals

Dow aWnstte bon 1refcs4SaISBoM.
Nm grim Dertong'nen bltftiaen Wcnad,,
MMf iueiBen atllen siegt bic i,iil9e Mlttter
xVtt brettnt ote Stirn! Gie bebt baS Muge
fd)tpnd)
pnm Bo,ter, TOO bic 9adtiaan bas sSutter
Den fadtest Sungen reidjt: uNtein ar,nes
J9ier,"
go fii1t1t iie, ,uno Gift bu aud, oefauoen.
ptet~ MIR, luenn oraltben 9ens uno Sonnc
prangen,
60 bait bu beine Rleinen bod, cei oir.~
Den Wurbana bebt Sic 9ra,e gsarterin,
uno le9t ben Singer mobncnb auf bie aippen;
.Ote 3ranfe orebt DaS Id)lpere Muoe Bin,
Wetdlt9 tptu tie bon beiil Jrante i,ippeu.
gr m1noet ibon. rl,b bre bleidbe Sanb
Babt 1elter ben &rDitall lnilbe Qa6e -
sgiqabetb, tuas madt mein fleincr .Gnabc ?"
AN I tD laft," perlebt bic Mlte abaeipanot.
gSle mag er 5ierli1 licgcn! - alciues 9tro
uno ielig lddelnb iinft lie in bie SIiijen.
Db man ben Shleicr ,tm Die gsicoe bino.
Den Sdllcier, ber a,n Grntefcit serriien?
ytar liebt eS faunl, iie flifie i'm 10 nett,
pap QUE Iranen b6dlid, es gepricIen,
uno etne @anfe lieB Tie oriiber iprieben. -
saSaS lalttet man int 9pm, Glilabetb ?"
rWtaoanie, tuir hoben beut Mariotoo."
90 bod i'm Monb? 1ie fanu lid) nid)t be-
iinnen.
RSte mar eS tiur? - bod i9r @ebirn iii
ihipa6,
Uno leile aiebt iie iu1eub aus beil 2innen
YIN pdnbben. IN bent Strable fiirurner(ic)
SdBt tie oen 6aben in Bic 9fobel aciten;
90 gang perboraen ipia iie es bereiten.
uno letle, leiie aiebt iie Stib tint StidD.
Oa bffnet fnarrenb iib bic Ganmcrtbiir,
Norltdlf9e S6ritte iiber'n Ieppitb ihleitbef,,
~Sb iblafe nidt, Gemabl, folnnl fer, fonn,
fier
gSann miro rnan enblih mir ben &uaben
reiden?"
Der Gatte blieft per1tpblen bin,mel,pGrts,
4llbt wie elm Sal,b Die fleinen ipeiben Sanoe
vGeoulo, @eoulo, ntein 4iebdben, Bis su1l
@nbe!
Ou bit nod gar 5t leioeuo, gutes Sers."
vOu buffet @eibraatb, Mann" -vS9 par
I'M Sort, =
Gdlaf Gino!" 11no lpieoer gteitet er ppn
oattften.
Sic aber ndbt, unb lieblides Ybantor;
Spielt I'M ibr slt9' BON s(uen, Btumen,
Eannen. -
Md), ipenn ou iuieber iiebit Die griine glu',
Steht ilber eillen1 flcinen Ioigel ihipanfen
Den Ianner,meig, uno 8lunlen oriiber ran.
fen,
Damn trDite @ott bid, arme iunge 5rau!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04

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s.n''a y n ~ Va 4 4 Il BIZ + s.s' B
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n:a. NV 1sSsos. 49, .ss.. q sss::s go
cass .l:s aA As.s 4. mssp s' ~ sss'
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= ~. = I,.s hx;,, & WAY ;sss issss 4. S4ss
~ 9 .s,. .~se ~. \; .v NM ~ y ,ss 49,.
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IN us.svsa ~. M vs sr,,,;s ~ sp 49,
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s a Iav ,;s.s ,., ,ncr IN. a,ssosi;s,. .s;;.s
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us.0s'' W. ss, M, afr. ~, MI, rs, M
saa MSys;;s ,,;;,.ss,.;1t IN ,,ar Nh nsr.
,;dssn au nj asr;.i !, s;s,.ry,.;;en Mrd s;,,c,,
.'sg.n aSsr.., ia s,uD0;d,. ~ nh Hm uid,t entinrs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04

-Das Suartett. Go,rmsrsien,
rasb SiIberltrabl, per li6 napurd aus,
ssihnet, eaB er ppuIente Diners au per,
anltaItsn pflset, wirb auf Der BDris
,pssen lsinss Iep.en Usite5 bssludwiinibt.
,Sie millien bod gang ennrme Soften
sshabt bnbeng" fact ipm elm tsfrsun:
better Barlsnbeluher. ,1sa os." CT:
miosrts ibm unier Grbius, ,uno mas
fir Mussaben erpablen G!nem. anf ci.
man ni1t se,sd,net bat. Usiteas iG
mir /. y. ein Quartet - fommen eleidt
bier Wiann!"
Surtb,ider Sharfiinn.
Der Gtaatdnipalt: Sic teidnbyea aIip,
sas Sic MID. Der @ater bes Alnces lino,
uno ras Widchsn ibmbrt. bab Sic sS
(ino. gines ppn Sbnen beibsm bat aIIo
einen fa!ldsn Gib ab6sIest. Der Ber=
tbeiciser: D1S IL nidt nrtbwencig.
sc lit ia bcd nod elm tri,le. isaa bent.
.ar, bab cas Sinh npn e,ns. gans ans
0eren Gater uEo elmer gang anberca
Wnstsr terltammt. =?
- -Oetroffsn. Gin aebrsr zines
IN einem las5l!l1sn 5srsoJtpum ssIsges
nen StdoitasnS lit bemiibt. ieinen flsi=
nen osslin8eH bic esiten 9lnienss.
arinse IN ben. llnsanSs nit aRsnlhen
teisubrin5en. Ssbser: nSseen spir alIo
ben SOL, i'd, bSt:c tents meinsn G;e=
tusisids. tpsithe Nnrene pon Garer Ssite
tpars bier pctl bic paiIabife uno ibid
lihitey" S;immhen aus bsm binter=
stance: Brett Neiiabr, Serr Ssbrer."
= Boriibtt5. ,......sSd {as'
nids oob On ein Stump bit. absr lpsnn's
Der ea iass 10 Bin i1 ber Grits. bsr's
B!aubt."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04
Gas id aber n Durit!
Geb' bod an bic Yumpe.
Nee, bet nebm' i'd mid jef1cnft.
Damn seb' bod in bic Sbente.
ga fries' id mid gepumpt.
RaItbIntig.

Gires Morgeus, als Napoleon I. in
Bpulo9ne gu Yferbe ities, duBerte er,
iber Die Jlotte Wuiteruus balten ju
,oollcn uuo beIabl, baB bic Ghiffe,
welde i'm !0aien lagen, lire Gtellung
pcrlallen iollten, ipcil er bic Nepue nnf
oFfener See III balten geionnen lei. 81
nladte nit 8ouitan lelnen sc!ua1nli9en
@pa5ierritt uno iprab ben @rnid aus,
Bel iciner .3uridfunit ST elmer beftimms
tell Stllnoe gilles bereit su finben.
Wtan iuubte, Der Guuid bes &aiier3
lei Elm Befcbl, oesbalb tbeiitc man TIN
iii ieiner atbiueieabeit benz MSnuirol
8rgir nit, Der nit unbelpesli1er &oltss
bliitigfeit criuiberte, baB es Inn. Iesb
tbate, oem gefsbl nidt radfommen 5n
f5unen. Gs reate lid, 'feiu S1iff i'm
Safcn. Ser RoiIer fraste na1 leiner
9tiidfebr, u5 aaes bereit iei; man bin.
terhra6ie inn Die Mntwort bes abmi,
rails. Gr lieB iid oieieibc nodmais
ipieoerhoten, ipeil er bicien Ion niht
selpobnt iuar, italnpite bcitig nit BEN
SUP unb lieB Den Mbnriral berbeiruien.
Nericlbe fam Dem aoiler nibt l1neU
senus, uno 10 trai Ct i'm auf bolbem
ySese; oer @cneraltab iolste ibm unb
retbte li6 itillIdipeisenb um i'm, bei5en
uu9cn Dlise iprabtcn.
r0err 9lomirnl," inste Der Safer,
r.uarum baben Sic meine gejeble nibt
ansiiibren laiien?"
Sire" ermioerte Der abmiral Bruir
nit @atidloiienbeit, uein inrdtbnrer
starm lit in, Ans,lse, Giu, Mairltdt Ton.
men Die Mn5eiben bcnelben 70 gut ieben,
iple i5. gSouen Sic bas 9eben 70 pieler
2eute nmtlos Der @elabr a,isieben?~
gSIrflit rebtfertiste Die Sdwtre ber
Suit uno Oas DnnpTe Go!len in Der
Serne Die 8eiOrsnib beS Aomircls nur
Su lebr. Der aailer iubr inner ge.
reijtsr iort:
sd babe beioblen; nobmals, iparHm
babcn Sie bic Deieble nie5t ousgeiubrt?
gle 5olasn filinnlern MIR mid ,dllein.
Gebprd)en Sic"
sire, i'd, fann nid)t gebordcn.1
rDerr, Sic iinb nnueri61mt!1 o.
bel ndherte ii1. Der stailer, Der ieine
@e;tssrte IN brr Dano bitlt, init brpAsn,
bcr Bcaueguns Dem. MomiraI; bieitr
trat einen 56ritt Surlf, legtt Sic 0anb
CIT DEN 0c9eil uilD lngte erbleiheno:
sire, uer9eilen gie iid niAt!1
Ille llmitebrnoen eritnrrten tps
Sdred. Der sraiisr beitstc einiae nj
nlten unbeDe9li1, nit erbDbener l5anb.
Die Slide oilf Den Nomi.al, ,ueld,ey Il
ieiner orobenben gteIuns perAarrie.
Gnoii6 iuorf eer aaiier bic Ncitt6e suS
Groe, Bruig lieB ben Degen Io8 anb
tuartete nit entbl5Btem Daupte inwei.
geno anf Den Musg0na.
rperr gontres Aliairal NRoaoa.
1a8te Der aniier, v5ie la(ien icafsi6
Die 59ific Die Don mir beiolltne @tefs
lung einHeb,nen. Gie, nlein Derr.
fnls ct, ccH Nbmiral idasf oubIidsuS.
fart: nGie reyiaiien Dpnlo4ue biHRen
"A Stunoeu nno 5isbsn jid md 6dis
lamb suriid1
Die 0aepue, ipcldc Der sYoiier bnrd5.
ieste, foitete ,nebr ais ssuribuubsrf
WieHldeu oa8 acben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-06-04
Is q 6 suaid) )Nlbior g tD ipc

IasnaibI!bigr g dap Gin.
.Tju, 9tani. 'olleu mir nitDt III nnieycr
iiiberncn slob;eit ualer fetteS Seapei's
itbla9tcn?" - 9lbty itJ tit'' Old, III.
teri, iYas tnm bsau ras ormc S3Glpcis
nerl cai!ir. oae ,pir itno por % Sa9rei
scbf;raitss Babfn"
= SSiocr olIe Srbnnng
stsicnacr: .Ssrr ,saiiirer, S;AnelSai..
jsartc 2. JstaNc nas) lSlea. "-ssallirer:
nN6er orr S9ucllsa9 IL ia lt5en lett sis
ner UiertelltnNne Iort." ,jieileEoer
8(boAit crltaunt): yySas, bsr ~s,bnsuSHs
aat teine Serlpdtun9 ScDs5t?!"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

AT the trial of adivorce case, the par,
ties to which were a nobleman of ad.
vanced years and his young wife, the
judge remarked that this was another
instance of the evil effects of mar
riages contracted between May and De-
cember"
Shortly afterward the learned Judge
received letter from the secretary of a
Scotch statistical society, intimating
it would be Obliged if he would favor
them with an account of the facts from
which he derived the singular rule enun.
dated by him as to- the infelioity of
marriages solemnized during certain
months of the year, and adding that
some of the members wished to utilize
the information which might thus be
afforded them in the shape of paper to
be read before the society, with a view
to public discussion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06
THE CURIOSITY SHOP.
Only Nine Distinct Styles In Woman
Dress In One Hundred Years.

Only Nine Distinct Styles In Woman
Dress In One Hundred Years.
Though tho fashion in womans
dress has changed hundred times in a
hundred years, said a young lady of
observation quoted by the New York
Sun, 'it has been a change of detail
rather than of style, while of changes
of costume-that is, of dress which can
be said to mark historical epoch
there have been but two. Similarly in
mems clothing there has been but one
radical change of costume during the
century-that from the breeches to the
trousers, with the interregnum Of the
pantaloons. The change in woman's at
tire, which was sufficiently radical to
be called change of costume, occurred
in 1S19-20, when the classical renais-
sance, with it's immodesty, its simple
garment aud its waist under the shout
ders, went out and woman became the
bodiced and petticoated creature that
you know her today
"Of changes of distinctive fashion in
woman $ garb there have only been nine
| during the past 100 years, which,
think, is greatly to her credit.
From 1895 to 1919 or 1920 was the
1 era of the short waist.
"From 1920 to 1925 were the days of
the middle waist, short dress, no sleeves
| below the shoulders, or elbows at fur
thest and natural shoulders.
From 1925 to 1885 there was dis
tinctly marked spell Of broad shoulders,
big sleeves and bell skirts. In fact, our
present fashions have been considerably
based on that decade
From 1885 to 1S43 there were slop-
ing shoulders and big, full skirts.
From 1S43 to 1865 there was the
reign of the crinoline, the longest rule
of fashion that ever prevailed, Iguess.
From 1865 to 1882 was q period Of
evolution. The train grew into being
the skirts shrank little by little, grow
ing simmer and simmer until the out
lines of the figure were once more re-
vealed
From 1882 to 1887 was the period
of the bustle-just that.
From 1887 to 1892 was the fashion
of the panniers and princess dress.
with 1892 came in the re-establish-
ment of big sleeves. "
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06
IN Police COURT.


ing Session.
Special Cordes arrested three
Cinnamon yesterday with opium in
their possession. They had scales
and other paraphernalia incident to
selling the drug. In the District
Court today two of them, All Kim
and Jack Lung, plead guilty to
having opium in their possession
and were sentenced to pay fines
of 300 each and costs of Court.
Solomona, a native, was arrested
Saturday OH the charge of gambling.
He had che ia tickets in his pocket
and displayed them OH the streets
once too often.
Akamu, on April I, pleaded
guilty to charge of selling spiri-
tuous liquor without I liceuse in
Honolulu on March 81. Sentence
was suspended until moved upon
by the prosecution. Today de.
PENDANT was sentenced to pay fine
of 800 and costs of trial.
All Chuck, son of China paid
- in the Police Court today for
selling goods on Sunday.
Two Cinnamon plead guilty il
the District Court this morning to
the charge of gambling and were
fined $II each.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

SIDE VIEW OF VEHICLE.
curious than that depicted in the cut,
whose advantages the anonymous in
ventor of the vehicle enumerated as fol-
lows:
my vehicle will carry four people
without counting the driver. 1t is
strong, easy to draw and can turn in a
horses length. The driver completely
controls the animal, and no dust is
thrown up to inconvenience the sitters,
for by the time it rises the car is well
in advance of it. 1t is cheap the har-
ness is simple and safe The horse is
sheltered from heat, rain and flies If
he should fall, there is no more danger
to life and limb than if he fell in car.
riage, and, last of all, no snowy ami.
NAL is needed SO long as his wind is
sound and his legs and tail respectable
Travellers in this trap can sit in any
positon-back to back or face to face,
two and two The weight is all near the
collar and the animal perfectly under
control. The estimated cost contrasts
favorably with that of an ordinary one
horse vehicle "
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

Mrs. Stephens, the woman arrest
ed few days ago for selling spirit
uous liquors, was discharged by
Judge Perry Saturday. The prose
cution appeared to have a strong
case, but when it came to proving
shat the stuff was alcoholic it could
not be dome as someone had forgot
ten to have il analysed by an ex-
merit
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06
LOST IN THE SEA.
Drowning of an Insane Japanese
LabOrer.

Drowning OF an insane Japanese
Laborer.
Saturday morning an insane
Japanese immigrant escaped from
the quarantine station and was
seen to run off toward the sea. He
went in the direction of Kalihi.
Several japanese went Immediately
in search of him, but he
could not be found. A sys-
tematic search was then in
stituted and kept up Satur-
day and Sunday. 1t was believed
the man ran into the sea and was
drowned, Such proved to be the
case.
Saturday afternoon and Sunday
an object was seen by natives
floating in the water off Kalihi
point. They thought it was log
This morning, however, one of
them rowed out to it and found the
object to de the dead body Of the
missing japanese.
Captains Parker and Kanae and
Special Hammer brought the body
to town and it was inferred at Ma
kiki this afternoon.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06
explained.

Two friends, weaver and tailor,
became IN time enemies, SO much so
that the tailor spoke much evil of tho
weaver behind his back, though tho
weaver always spoke well of the tailor.
Upon lady asking the weaver why he
always spoke so well of the tailor, who
spoke SO i'll Of him, he replied, Mad.
am, we are both liars. "-"Humor of
Spain"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

The Chinese and Japanese labor
ers and others now at the Quaran-
tine are being liberated as rapidly
as they can be taken away. About
thirty will go to Kauai tomorrow
and nearly two hundred to Maui
and Hawaii. There are about 400
persons, all told,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06
ONLY AN ORGAN

1t is well for those wishing to
know what the administration at
Washington believes and proposes,
to read the New York evening
newspaper called the Post That
publication puts out utterances Tor
the Democratic National Commit
tee and for Mr. Cleveland personal
". Those who follow P0Sfeditorials
are able to predict with reasonable
certainty what the powers at the
capital of the United States are go
ING to say and do, The Pest is not
a popular paper with a great mass
of readers. But on account OF It's
studied conservatism 1t is the
favorite of many men of tremen-
dous power in politics and finance.
The Pest started in some months
ago to discredit Minister Thurston.
1t found fault constantly with the
Hawaiian envoy and held that the
legation would be much more &C
ceptable to the court OF Grover l, II
the head were retired. In every
step of dealings between the
Islands and the big Republic, the
Post has advocated lines Of action
subsequently adopted. 1t has paved
the way for judgments and edicts
from the White House. The Pest has
sent to Hawaii a correspondent
definitely instructed to write down
the Republic, its officials its meth
DDS and its supporters. He has
now been recalled, perhaps having
proved himself incapable of the
great work required.
Long before affairs came to a
head in the dispute between Great
Britain and Nicaragua the Post wa:
able to argue confidently in the
direction of the decisions finally
arrived at. And it must be ad
mitted that the Pest argued well
1t moved like an army led by tn
spies from the camp of the enemy
1t assured its readers positivel
that the Monroe doctrine was an alb
surdity, a shade" ghost, AM
in few days came from Washing
ton announcement of the verdict c
Mr.. Cleveland and Cabinet tina
the Monroe doctrine was an i'm
practicable myth, a nonsensics
recollection. To show how COR
pletely the Pest is in touch wit
the Administration at Washingto
and to present a clear idea of tn
foreign policy Of that administra
ton, we reproduce the following
which the Pest approvingly quote
from the London EtOR0miSf:
at is needless to say that there is n
Power in Europe so great that it doe
not regret and even dread a dispute wit
the United States. but still it is possibl
to carry Difference too far, and sooner @
later the recurring incidents will lead t
regretable complications. Europe, as
whole, may even be compelled to as
the government at Washington whethe
it does or does not claim any especIa
rights within North and South Americ
and Hawaii. and if so, what these right
are. Does the Union claim to be tn
protector IN the modern sense, of Spar
ish and Portuguese America; or does
regard all the powers within those limit
as its dependent allies? In either cast
does it acknowledge itself to be in al
sense answerable for their conduct Z"
THE STARS expose of the Pc
combination is merely a self-impo
ed task in the way of furnishiD
information and presenting things
they are. The methods of gre;
party or political junta in the Uni
ed States are study well wort
the best attention Of those interes
ed in public affairs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06
ASHFORD BUSY.


nc w" So"tb w th' h'H'"' VI o'h"
CranstOun.
VANCOUVER, B. c., April 23.-
The NeWS-Ad7erhSer will publish a
lengthy letter from Clarence w.
Ashford, who is now at San Fran
cisco, regarding the deportation of
Cranstoun, Muller and Johnston
from Hawaii.
He then denies the story circu-
lated by the Dole Government that
the three exiles were barely exist
ing in Honolulu, stating that
Cranstoun was so deeply invading
the field of old established houses
in the feed and flour business that
one of the largest dealers employed
him (Ashfor6 to see if he could not
catch Cranstoun in the network OF
license laws and SO force him out OF
business. This was just before
his (Ashford's) arrest.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

THE more one looks into the re-
call affair, the more evident it APP
pears that the State Secretary Of
the United States has permitted
himself to be swayed by the peron-
al ideas of Judge w. Q, Gresham.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-05-06

A city paper spouting about
lawn irrigation evidently does not
know that the restrictions were
removed mouth ago. When close
hours were in force Capt. Crane
was the man who saw that regu-
lations were observed.