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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-05
Ladies' Column.

Commencing SATURDAY,
February 9Th, and continuing
for ONE WEEK, we will hold
the LARGEST REMNANT
SALEof the SEASON. At the
prices we are asking every
piece will be sold. Read what
follows and kindly bear in
it mind.
POPULAR APPROVAL
Goes far toward establishing
the standing of a business
house In any community, and
the goodwill and patronage
we have had during the last
forty years indicate, not only
that we have the POPULAR AP-
PRovAL, but that those who
have dealt with us have been
eminently satisfied with their
transactions.
WE ATTRACT
And retain patronage more
by the EXCELLENCE OF QUALITIES
shown and our REASONABLY
PRICES than by preposterous
claims of selling goods below
cost, etc.
WE REPEAT
AS we have said before that
when you pay less for goods
than we ask for them you get
an inferior quality.
WHILE WE
Garry a stock of dry
goods that is complete
in every sense, from
the lowest priced goods
to the most luxurious made,
we make a speciality of the
highest grade, and exclusive
designs of the most recent and
accepted styles.
IT is
Worth your while always in
making purchases to look at
our stock before deciding. If
we have what you want you
will certainly buy it, if quality
and prlce are any consid-
GRAFTON.
n III RHE DIDO O ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-05
OLD HICKORY'S HOME
GENERAL ANDREW JAcKsoNs COLO
NAL HOUSE AT NASHVILLE.

Redeemed From Destruction by the La
dies Hermitage Association-FuII OF Art
Treasures and Historical souvenirs-A
Touching Romance-A Fitting sobriquet.
Especial Correspondence.l
NASHVILLE, Jan. $40 visit to Nash
Vile Is complete without q drive to 1.-The
Hermitage" the home Of "Old Hickory"
The superb old manor is perfect treasure
house of antiquities and is crowded with
historic associations. The mansion, fine
specimen of colonial architecture, with its
huge pillars, broad porticoes and spacious
rooms, is approached by driveway Dor
dered on either side by row Of stately
pines. Across the antique porticoes shad
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-05

CARRIAGE MADE OF SHIP CONSTITUTION.
ing the presidential campaign, and which
her chivalrous and tender husband had
carefully concealed from her. She was
seized with spasmodic disease of the heart
and died soon after. Parton says that she
had known of the ISLANDERS long before.
That may be true, yet undoubtedly the
rudeness and brutality of the attack may
have fastened the end.
Personal Feeling.
Jackson's grief was agonizing, and he
seemed to live only TO revenge her wrongs.
Possibly during no other administration
of the government has personal feeling
played so important role in official ap-
pointments as in the offices filled by An
drew Jackson. 1t was enough for him to
have the slightest suspicion that an officer
of the government had failed TO espouse
his wife's cause. Such n one was quickly
removed. Even upon her tomb is refer
ence TO this sad story. "A being so gen
tie and so virtuous SANDER might wound,
but could not dishonor, - is inscribed there,
bearing the touching testimony of the
stanch loyalty of the heart of "Old Hick-
DRY" even beyond the grave.
jackson belongs neither to party nor
section. He belongs to the country. The
tough, gnarlcd and knotted hickory was
an appropriate synonym for the audacious,
persistent and fiery soldier who lives still
in the memory OF his countrymen, and
whose voice yet sends its clarion call from
out the mists of the past, crying, The
Union must and shall be preserved
EDITH SESSIONS TOPPER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-02-05

The HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY
manufacture rubber stamps of all
descriptions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

"lfthat greedy fool measure, twice
condemned by the people at the polls
Is submitted to them again. they will
ratify their former verdicts by severe.
ly whipping the party which iden.
titles itself with that discredi ted law.
Chicago Tribune (Rep).
The democratic counties of lows
are the prosperous ones. les Moines.
Dubuque, Scott and Lee head the
lists Good. honest, progressive adj
ministrations like the democracy give,
produce good results These counties
have no warrants going begging for
discount burlington Gazettc.
--Whatevcr the state department.
does 10 always worse. in the eve. Of
the republican editors, than ANYTHING
else IL could do They have been veil.
ing for vigorous foreign policy, and
when Secretary Gresham Rives Il 20
them in bis Spanish policy they de-
nounce Il Is violently Is they ever
denounced his conservative Hawaiian
policy. The America MAN" Of The
party which boasts 20 loudly OF il
Americanism consists to-day mainly
Of blind, bitter hatred OF a Inaa who
had the independence to leave the
republican party when II no longer
represented his political principles-
Louisville Courier.J Journal
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JOHN j. INGALLS,.
Possibility that lie May Again Represent
His state in the senate.

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. li.-All efforts
TO keep ex-senator John J. Ingalls, out
OF the senatorial campaign now being
wagcd in Topeka bid fair 10 prove nm
availing. Ills friends are here in
large numbers protesting vigorously
against the action OF the committee in
charge OF the arrangements for the
inauguration ceremonies next Mon.
day. and of the big Old Soldiers
camp fire TO be held Monday night
In honor Of Gov. Morrill,. in
emitting the name Of ingalls, from the
programme. 1t had been understood
that Mr.. lngallswas to deliver a speech
at both Inauguration and the camp
ire His friends are charging that the
other senatorial candidates have in.
finenced the committee TO ignore him
Tor the reason that they fear speech
from him az that time would create a
stampede among tile members az the
legislature who have not rs vet ex-
pressed choice for senator.
Mr.. Ingalls, will arrive in TopeLa
sunday night. and the repu blican eau
Gus will be held "Wednesday night.
There are now quite a number of mem
bers of the Legislature who are openly |
the election Of Mr.. In |
gals as the easiest way ont of the |
acrimonious fight that is now being
waged between the other candidates.
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KNOWLEDGE

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Rightly used The many, who live Aei-
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adapting the worlds best products TO
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remedy, Syrup of Figs
Its excellence is due &c is presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 70 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect Lax
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dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
i. has given satisfaction 10 millions and
net with the approval Of the medica.
profession. because j; acts on the Kid
Ieys, Liver and Bowels without weak.
ening them and il is perfectly free from.
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup II Figs il for sale by all dru--
gists in Soc and 81 bottles. but il 10 man
ufac.ured b. the California Fig Syrup
% only, whose name is printed on every
package. also the name, Syrup Of Figs.
and being well informed. you will nc:
accept any substitute ii offered
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
REFUSED TO QUASI
The indictments Against Deb, et Al
Charging Conspiracy to stop the Mails.

CHICAGO. Jan. 9.-The United States
circuit court was crowded Yesterday
afternoon when Eugene v. Debs.
George W. Howard and FIVE others of
the American Railway union. fled in
to hear The decision of the court on the
motion TO quash the indictments charr-
ing them with conspiracy TO stop the
mails. The defendants were in III.
custody Of United States marshals
having just begun serving their iail
sentences for contempt OF court.
Judge Grosscup. after reading the
Indictment. stated that he oyerruled
The motion to quash. excepting the
third count of the indictment. which
charged that the stopping of the mails
was intentional and felonious.
The trial was set for January %. in
order that the attorneys for the de-
Tense might have time to 90 10 Wash.
ington. when they will ask for a writ
OF habeas corpus in the contempt case
District Attorney Milchrist an.
nounced that the prosecution of the
American Railway union men whose
names appear on the omnibus indict.
snent would be dropped. as the eyi.
'dence against them is not sufficien, for
conviction. and the government did
not desire TO make dragnet ~ the
case
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
LAWYER AND CLIENT.
The Cavcn Murder Mystery In Fair Wa,
to be Cleared Up

CLEVELAND. o., Jan. lO.-If judge
Stone has the power to compel law.
yer TO disclose the name Of a client in
criminal case. the mystery surround.
ing the murder Of General Passenger
Agent J. u. taven will be cleared I'M
soon or Attorney Walter T.. Shupe win
De IN jail for contcupt of court.
AT the coroner's investigation on
Monday last >hupe proved altogether
too clever for his examiners. but be-.
fore the grand jury yesterday it was
aifferent. After trying to keep his
knowledge within himself. Shupe
made full statement to the grand
jury. withholding, however. the name
OF his client. Shupe's testimony was
as follows.
II have client who asked nv coun.
SCI Tor the benefit Of third person.
4 hat person Is the sister Of the mur.
derer, a short time ago gentleman
came to me and stated that a Young
lady had told him her brother had
confessed to her he was the guilty
man. The sister wanted advice as to
W hat she should do. She saws her
brother was employed BY the husband
OF the woman with whom Caven was
holding the clandcstine meetings.
The husband instructed the shadove,
to wound Caven. but the shot proved
fatal
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Bli<T MERELY A TOOL

an investigation Of III. Mental Mml.r,
ir"einim- Him the slave ~ the uvpn.t
| '' Inc Line ar Defense In the Car h.r
in" Cling Murder Case at Mlnne,pol,.
n" Important Witness.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Jan. 10Th,
DIM defense in the Catherine Cling
nuruer ease has secured an importan,
witness, considering the character az
me defense 10 DC set up. in the person
OF pr. Hobert l.. Flint, a professional
nyPhotst 81 Chicago. This gentle
man, who has recently been engaged
on the Iau Claire case and on similar
business at other points in Wisconsin.
was called here by Blixts attorney
lie arrived Tuesday morning. ana in the
afternoon visited Blixt in his c.ll
The purpose of the visit was 10 fur.
nish DIR. Flint an opportunity for an
examination Of the prisoners hypnotic
temperament, as bearing upon the line
OF defense for the prisoner. DR. Fin,
han been furnished with the facts o.
the case as presented by the attorney
Tor the self-confessed assassin. and had
read the defense SO far as prepared az
present
pere were present at tho examina-
ton of Blixt only the two hvpnotists
the sheriff, the attorney and the wifi,
OF the prisoner. The operators en-
pioyed the usual tests to ascertain
what kind OF hypnotic subject Blixt
Is very much as they do in public en-
tertainments. They report the results
As corroborative of the line Of defense
to be conducted, and from their de. |
scription of the mental characteristics |
OF the prisoner general idea of the
defense may be gathered
They say that he is a negative hvn
motto subject, replying very slowly to
hypnotic fascination or suggestion.
owing TO his great lack of idealitv
ard Imagination. lie is such a sub
lect. however, as when once moved
oy suggestion. becomes most per-
iect slave 10 the idea established.
al the more SO for the lack of anv
mind of his own. Indeed. they say
mat he Is complete tool. and has a
hlnd which in scale of seven would
'ank some.shere between two and
hree These characteristics were
Judged. by physical and mental cx-
in which hypnotic sugres-
ION was not used for fear II might be
AID that Blixt's replies were given un-
er hypnoti, control.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
Welded UNDER DURESS.
Remarkable story Of woman Seeking .
Divorce.

| CHICAGO. Jan. iO.-Iaura T.. Hale n
suppiicant for decree of divorce from
Alfred Frank Hale before Judge smith
yesterday. related remarkable story
OF forced marriage while She was en-
gagged 10 wed another. She lived with
her father. William Mueller. in the
suburb of Harlem in March. lse3
when she was first accosted nv
her murderously-incli husband.
VINO was conductor of an
electric car running to the suburbs
lie followed her to the store where She
worked and logged her footsteps
when returning home. She turned To
see who was following her lie aimed
revolver at his victim and fired. The
bullet struck the girls dress. Just miss
ing her body.
lie ran up to me after firing" said
the witness. ''and when he saw who
was he was surprised. He said he had
tried to kill me. thinking he was fol-
lowing my sister. He had asked my
sister TO marry him. and when she re.
fused he had threatened 10 kill her,
beiore Hale would allow the fright
enei girl to 60 home he forced her TO
swear she would become his wife.
Her plea of betrothal to the man OF
her choice only made him more furi.
Gus, and TO escape being killed on tho
spot she promised. She begged for
her release from the promise AZ |
various times. but his only
re- ponse was threat to kill her if she
SAID word to any one. They were
married clandestnely the following
June. The bride was prevented from
protesting To the minister because
Hale had revolver in his pocket for
instant use. He took her to his par
ents home, tried to poison her anJ
burned her body with acid
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

CURRENCY LEGISLATION.
ssatnr"s 81 ia" oaiy Kind OF niii the Free.
~"t congress Can Enact senator German
'"siti'e Republican senators Mould PER-
mit such - Measure tn Pass

reatnrss Of the Oaiy Kind of niii the Pres
~nt Congress Can Enact senator s.oru.
T"sitNe Republican senators Mould Per
init such - Measure To Pass
WASHINGTON, Jan. q.-The demo
cratic caucus indorsed the Carlisle sub
s:itnte currency bill bv vote of 81 I.
% Speaker Crisp vigorously urged
action The committee on rule, wa.
instructed 10 bring IN a rule limiting
debate, Efforts TO amend were lost
One vote showed that only thirteen
representatives favor the retirement
al treasury notes by means OF bonds
Many men believ q The vote shows the
Oil can not pass.
There We're 152 members present.
cochran. Of New York. and others
stayed only on condition that the eau.
Gus was advisory and not binding.
The following was the Springer
Crisp resolution:
R'solrcd. Tha, Il Is the sense OF this caucus
that the Carlisle currency bill should be fas>.s
hN The house OF representatives substantially
n presented IN the substitute which has been
printed IN the Record and which viii De Of
Tered al the proper time by the chairman OF
inc committee on banking and currency ana
that the committee on rules be requested 10
report an order to-oay. immediately after th.,
rcaSing OK the journal. which shall provide for
fts consideration for one more day OF general
debate and thereafter under the fiye-minute
RUE ana nnsi vote thereon n the nearest
time practicable during the week.
The resolution was divided. The in
struction To report rule closing de-
bate was adopted withou, debate.
senator German and Speaker Crisp
held conference on the currency
question. Senator German said he
had talked with senator QUAY and dis
covered what legislation the republi-
can senators would allow to 90 through.
The TWO leaders agreed that the only
measures congress can now enact must
embrace the following features:
!. An issue of $500. 600. 900 of lonp.
Term, Low-rate bonds at q per cent. If
posi- bie- but not over per cent.
? These bonds TO be sold to the
banks at not less than par and to be
The basis Of circulation up to their par
value
3. The legal tenders TO be retired
and cancelled as the bonds are IN, ont
=. One-ffth Of this issue of $500 600. |
900 to be retained in the treasury and /
made available for current expense
if needed
D. Silver To be bought and coined a.
the rate Of $50 900. 900 year 4
o. No bank notes 10 be issued of less
denomination than SEQ.
. All denominations below $40 10 be
silver certificates and silver.
;. Silver certificates 70 be redeema.
Die in silver.
senator Gorman was positive the re-
'nblicans would let such proposition
become law.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
The EXPECTED CLASH
over the Tennessee Contested Governor
ship Took Place Yesterday

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 1.-THE ex-
pected clash between the democrats
and republicans over the contested
governorship took place yesterday.
and oratory reigned supreme through
out the morning and afternoon ses-
sions- The petition and address o
Gov. Iurney. presented to the senate.
asking for thorough investigation OF
the recent election. set the ball in mo-
ton. and the action Of the republicans
In calling up their resolution provid-
ing Tor lcanvassing Of the returns in
creased its velocity. An amendment
offered by the democrats. which en-
braced Gov. Turneys views. brought
up heated debate. which lasted
throughout the day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
MOLOCH'S VICTIMS.


ALBANY, y. ". Jan. 0. worlsmer
yesterday continued excavatinr worl,
at the scene 81 the Delavan hotel ruins.
80 far ten bodies. or rather what re-.
maincd ~ them. have been uncovered
Two were removed from the ruins
Monday and five yesterday. The three
other bodies uncovered could not be
removed yesterday before darkness Set
In on account Of the piles OF debris
which covered them.
The three last bodies found are more
Intact than those previously unc,v.
cred. All Of the bodies were found in
'the cellar directly under the attic.
where the victims Of the fire are sun
posed TO have been quartered. Thre,
bodies were near mattresses when
found, showing that the persons were
asleep when they met death.
The only remains with which recop.
milton was attempted was in the case
'of those 81 woman. II was claimed
% he the body of either Agnes Wilson
or Miss Ray Young. both Of Buffalo
An inquiry a. To the cause OF the Il re-
was commenced last night by the
BOARD OF fire commissioners.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

Without eyotism. we think tha,
the women in medicine as "A class arr
superior 10 men as a class: because II
Is the picked woman. the ambition.
woman, whose desires are above -.
common level. who enters the prof.
sion II takes grit and gunption u
be woman physician even to-day. fo,
the woman in the profession must
have double motive for success: n,
must succeed Tor her own sake A. wei
a. for the reputation Of capability al
women desire This may no, seer
fair, but II Is nevertheless true.-Wo.a
ans Medical Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
POLITICAL GOSSIP.
The West and the Presidency In 90 John
y. ingalls, aud she knUsns Senators hap--
The .ubernatorinl Clash u rennessee-
Legislatures la Seanissn, Ftc. 4

The West and The Presidency In "a -.Johr
=. ingalls, and ske hAssa~. .ssaHtorrh hip
| The anbernatOrinl Clash u renncssee-
Legislatures In ses~Iso. Etc.
DENVER. Col, Jan. 1.-THE west
can nominate and elect the next presi-
dent OF the unitcQ States. or the ma.
lority Of the next congress-" said Gen.
.. :. GARRISON. cx-chairmnn Of the re.
Publican national committee. IL, a
United Press reporter. And believe
II will do both and in iSe. they will
proceed 10 give the country a good and
sufficient currency. based on bi-me tai
lism, affording national currency
equal To the demands OF business =
The general continued:
The coming issue in polite, will be
financial and industrial questions.
The financial question will never be
settled until il is settled right. and il
will not be settled right until il is
placed on "A bimetallic basis at a ratio
OF IL to !. 1t is the money OF the con-
stitution. and il was the money of the
nation during its greatest prosperity
Let Us have president who will lie
national president. and not controlled
by eastern influences as all presidents
have been for the past fifteen years
one who will not have policy OF his
own but one who will obey the will OF
the people.
The people will rule this country in
ls9. The combined rule of Cleveland,
New York bankers and the free traders
has been more disastrous To this coun-
try and has cost the country more
money than the civil war"
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"A railroad 10 the top II the Jun,
frau has at last hcen authorized bv ,hs
SWISS experiment.. IL i ID 20 IN th~
interior of The mountain in spiral TIM.
rels. such as are used on the II. Goth.
ard line. 70 a point one Thousand tive
hundred feet from the summit. There
the great needle will De bored and ur..
v'ded with an elevator carrying The
traveller To the peak A narrow ride
al the top will he levcIed bv BLASTING
and on the space thus secured hot.
or restaurant will probably lie buil:.
And now engineers are also thinl,i,,
Q. railroad up the Matterh..-n.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18
THE FACTS ARE OBVIOUS.
Inc Republicans nopeiessIy slossgags<
To the sugar Truse

Ane hep1biieaos uopelessiy 11ossgags<
TO the sugar Trust
The unity with which the republican
senators voted ia defense Of the sugar
trust Interests the other day would
command admiration as an evidence OF
party discipline. il il didn't imply We
nality in the sacrifice of public inter
esis to q dangerous and corrupt mo-
nopoiy. Every republican senator
who voted cast the influence Of his
voice with the sugar trust, and
every republican senator who was
present and not paired voted. Those
who were paired were on the side Of
the trust. SO that it may be said that
the entire republican strength in the
senate was mustered in behalf o. -
odious sugar trust
Inc democrats in the senate. on the
other hand, were divided. That Il "a
say OF the twenty FIVE who voted TWEEN
ty-three were in favor OF the oeople
and two. blanchard. Of Louisiana and
Roach. Of North Dakota. voted for thc
trust blanchard is a sugar cane
grower. and Roach represents a con-
stituency interested in sus.r bects. II
may be assumed. therefore, tina. they
were influenced by selfish considcra-
tons But there were . number OF
democrats who didn't vote, and, there.
lore, that admirable party discipline
which obtains among the republicans
IL proved TO be absent from the demo-
cratic party in the senate.
But the republicans arc welcome &C.
The glory which they may be able to
yather from this fact The lack Of
discipline Is fault. It is true. but NOT
70 grave an oflcnse Is the want Of in
and the vote shows that the
republicans Of the senate are hopeless
y mortgaged TO the sugar trust. and |
he restoration of that party TO power
AN have no other effect than the re-
sta blishnens Of trust dominance "a
he legislation Of the the countrv-
he honest people are invited 70 a
contemplation OF the effect OF such :
sstoration--Ka City Times
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A Democrat ResIsDs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10. r. NJ. Wal.
lace. Of Latirange, Mo-. who during
several congresses acted as the clerk
OF the house committee on agriculture.
under Col. Hatch. has rendered his res
ignation, his successor being Judg.
Thomas w. Hawkins. Of PALMYRA Mo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-18

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 1.-THE
legislature met shortly before noon
yesterday and Justus c. Adams was
elected speaker of the lower house.
Lieut--Gov. Ney occupied the chair in
the senate There is contest IN the
latter body between Wells and Hum
tington counties.
The governors message will be read
this morning