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also vss,sire ro,src ladies. Atcps y,rss
csaples ware rrVSsns at1 tNc awAsr WAS a
slccxSs IN every way.
Tse reN- s..sfsi,,,ssee MAS fSnrtreSft 20
sNe following rynslsrsg. Ike J. fEc,s,,
ghtt-fran; TsSn k't4Tt.s lNa cans \ -
f4stSt gries tf-r. Egcg .c NahtN- ASc Ntb tr
SRA Ike RcsflGctA trrftSssey Ss&stts~
orchestra yllsnlsfsea tse rTNssc &ws AZ
ri.iutShs sisfisNig was ~arve&, Toe oyIeT ~
tN., dArgrs MAS rs fAiifNS,
NsrNsrt srN-.s rasJA. = l-Niac$-S- = WStia
& YsiSA- 4 TN, s;fsN 3 tSactss s Was,s-
p N51Ss s = ,sN.ti q frse fttn. q.
aness< letter.. sSsica, a.. NSiss, Il T'SiRs.
n Yrs sFcgN 81 i.sn .r--s IS " sits. s1
fss,ss. I. S..s,ysseEc x E>s,, SEQ. j.
l.4nGxrs n psiSA. -3SSs~s SNecs NsuSe.
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A rRrrAI- AsSArLT-

A Nsr-sss y,t y. -, Head WYE Gun
Ey NsE~s.
Killer Sl-a. = -VSsssS, calscs ~ are 30
,see s;a;scz lass asgas Wtsa tNs sinoa
ssTvRrzsae 4rVn ne- taee .rorn an ws.r
rvsA II tNe -ssat stAe 50 ;ac NcAt. and
s,resr-tar VITA Nzsz. SO sfstei taai
Swesife fsV4eS s atercN as2 asked ne.
;Ns s,r~> e sAv ara ~, her = ;esrjH,
N.tw viiN r3sscg wNer sAe 1eciirtd -
rAr.. nver - rs c1ste1y sr- watch
scrcscv dressed 10 Wsuaf ava axe ctacers
zzrs ..s.s-eie1 - kccS- 8 Sh&-H URIca t'r
EvAax- Ths wand IS regarded as = bad
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In marriage in the presence OF relatives
and invited guests The bride Is a native
of White Haven. Pa, and has been II
The groom was born and grew TO man.
hood 10 Navasota. Grimes county, and his
grandfather. Colonel James RinggoId, was
one OF the iirst settlers of that county.
nephew of DIR. l.. Quinhy of this civ
az Wei as ono Of the oldest employees OF
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- thank The res, tcr cre pf the mos, en-.
scvstlc fcstNrsAS OF tNr day IN tho great
Vltastt~ aud nsAytN laughter v hlSn came
,sXsA rcad,nK she article On tho sixth rage
sAs> uega,ns, headed christmas Esc;
ltc wogll lStS 10 r. amused and II
,uca articles as that and ''rhc Cleveland
kcT atSSat,crf last sunday and III thc
asawy ssic-l things from the same writer
S9r,Ue salac weeks past The Post Is I'LL
ans thc Nlu WNo IS hcf
Subscriber
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LEFT HANDED FISHING CIUB.

The members Of the Goft Handed FISH
ms club Of Houston had most enjoyable
Christmas entertainment yesterday after
noon in large room on the nrst floor
Of the opera house block. Each moShVr
had Christmas .rce all 20 Aim r.t the
Interior decorations were very tasty, ahd
w n Coyir. Dul Bryan. Robot Adhir
and CrhNr ofilccra Of the Club rcrvch as
reception committee. Aud Lang
Syno' c,Drad thu festivities All present
voted tho CELEBRATION q hugo nlceeNN
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Little Eddie Mdronsy son OF Hon. w
y. Mornney. received his present yest,rtia /
~ The shane OF beautiful Shetland pony
ir0n TIL farm of Hon. Alvin L. Crosby
OF Denton county. THIS shetland wne
awarded first prize IN the Shetland ponV
sho~. NJ thu state far In Dallas Lass faif
The little chap is highly clatcd. as a mattei
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AswEl.L.

a, the residence OF Mr., Gddlngs ON
ConicT street at o'clock last night, Miss
Minnie Thiel and Mr Matthew CaSweli
were united in marriage. Rev. JONAH Bar.
tlcs otaolating The guests were invited
10 nArta&a Of a substantial wedding sup
pcr after tbs, wedding ceremony. to which
al did ample justice.
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AT TRx oFLRA MOUSE.

NT9-Ie .ItSa Sf'rucecY.
coaa Ae5iszees greeted tho Christmas
attraction a; The ors-a house YESTERDAY
&s-es-gssa Sus evening Aad were repaid 10y
fairly Soee performance OF a iauehable
:Arce-eovne4y after tAe style Of Joshua
- a.tco--o aSa Amin Joslyn. entitled
~ .-,e jose Ss7ruccny." The play is OF
coarse designed 20 g.se Uncle Jo4h fuN
s7oTs fcr MS @ccrntritifits aud the char
acter Is wee sustained Sy Mr.. Burt uodg-
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MISSION MEETING

The mid-week meeting at tho Central
Christian church will bo held torirht
Thursday instead of Wednesday. as usual
Subject, 'rrIbulatlons; Their Tendency IA
Draw Us Nearer to God" Mr., Sbafcr
leader. Nr, Mason. the pastor. viii de,
iilNer ,rhort address on How TO Mako
ming Sundayl "A Succcsa h W '''
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"SQuARE TIMBER" KELLY

p. 7. Kelly. the contractor. better known
as Square Timber Kelly. of Goodrich
is in the city celebrating the Christmas
festival. He has an old squire! rite manu-
featured in 1914 by j. Condor. that is n
relic OF great interest to the lovers of
ancient ilrei rms. aud new irish friazr
oNcrcoat direct from Limerick. lie saws
Houston, East ana West TeXse managers
are getting ready to fence in their Tond
between this city ana Shreveport
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INJURED by A FALL..

Early yesterday forenoon Mr., VI. Byruc
fn,hcr OF Patrick Byrne, while waiting
down Liberty street slipped and was pre-
cipitnt0d with great force TO the ground
cislncaiing his right hin and fracturinr
nu arm. rhr injured man was removed
To ST Josephs inhrmary. where surgical
aid was extended, aud at last accounts nc
was resting comfortably,
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CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS.
rrrrs-l ;r.l,KIIApT

Married on December -, at p. M, at
the residence Of the brides brother. No.
.NN kldor street Mr., George Burkhart
aa1 Miss Callie Ellis. Rev. J. {, Mason
csTtcsa.irc.
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No Christmas and New Years table
should be without a bottle OF Or. Sc
Sorts Ansostura Bitters, the world r.
ware OF conntcrfeits
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by enclosing stamp 20 Columbia Chemical
Company, Washington, D. G. No Cure, n
pay. This concern IL reliable.
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A SMELL AFFAIR.

Tho Jewish young men CT the city gave
n hop Mt Montehoro Han last night IN
honor o. their young lady friends and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-26

Starch grows sucky-common powder.
have a vulgar glare. pozzonls IS The onls
complexion powder 1T for use.
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be sure ard use that old and wen tried
remedy, Mrs windows Soothing Syihp,
for children tecthnE. Boothes the child
fnfteua the gums ailhys al pain. cures
wind collie ana ls the best remedy for
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HEAVY COLD STRIKES.

Thousands OF cases of rheumatism have
been cured by Elmer & Amends Pre-
eciirtion No. 2S5l.' All sufferers should
try a bottle of same. g. w. Preston &
Co., Galveston, Texas. agents
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officer Clin Ellison arrested a man yes
terday afternoon whom he recorded on tho
police docket as Mack Norwood alias
tered WAS Vagrancy.
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The latest ImuroveTn uts In photography,
Blackburn q Bailey. l00sis Prairie avenue.
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WELL PLEASED =

night
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Lengthy reasons why you should buy
your lumber from Ware. He has the best
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IN TIE Editor Of The Post
Houston. December "a. 1906 ~ tho cloge
OF happy Christmas day, can not omit
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Blackburn & Bailey. up-to-date photog-
raphers, 1OOSis Prairie avenue.
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Associated Architects. GO Main street.
ground floor Con5Wta,lon free.
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Harper, John Carved, Taylor 1rtti.ia.
| Dave Hunsly. Joe Sossey. haggeoi !esss'
son. Norwars ssreeus Mink Ln4rN, john
| Patton. Joe psyior. Jack Henn'gssr; $50
Norris baiss. sistcS Tis,ss.eg !sr DAYS
tecln.redi, H21s E9svts, Mo fAesTt'ssa.
Norris EAeiuies. FRANK hSrytson ys'as
Sr,slsrr. Sor Jci,rs On. Scsss hs@sss- Nor
RS Jp-rcS Hank hgCNu. NAfstsS tfssts..H.-
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iSTcsn ..ss,is $500 U.s. s'- So 49,, ,S
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CHRISTMAS IN HOUSTON.
The Greatest Of All Festivals APP
propriatcIy Celebrated.
ELEGANT SPREAD AT THE HOTELS
Lewis q Rosenberr's Literally -GrsSd
Church Music-oiher Features
of the Day.

A cold ror;her came dcwn ,rca ,As
rocky ranges or the Dakota plains eAi y
yesterday morning and genuine Christina as
weather prevail 81 the entire azy. IN aSas-
ton all the people. rich AID poor. white
and black. church AMI non-chures- solaE,
celebrate the Christmas festivities. All
later was suspended yesterday ana al ths
Offices and many Of the business souses
were closed. Egs-aas a.4 champagne
punch flowed ireeiy, good fellowship sl'a
sucd cheer p-s-hss5 ever!rhsre- ba'n!'e.s
were filled ard drank 10 atseli fr1ca.s &a1
rreseuc friends ana 20 MANKIND III general
The Ernsu by discharged s.re-crack srs -
his hearts contea. And t5e 1zEss la5dy
fco;ed tit horn anita hs graz s.&-A II
the face and tired ua.l.re rcbei3ea AgAins;
further eNurti0-s-
sJ.ecisi services were heit IN Ire Roman
Catholic Aad Eplseopal churches. All ms
stfsn3Ancs was very lzr-e. At 1as C1lrit.
Of abe Azua1httaa Grsizz's zsss was
sung q: , a N. AMI lt.Sh a. =, ~ TIE rag
ntfioen; ehsa-, Al CHRIS; church aud q.
Narys church Vffe elaborate rslsi-a. E.c-
grasrTi1es were ;er1trr1 and al io.ers O.
tr.aS.
me hotels azd -estaa-4-ts q t--s cs;y
hono! 81 Cnr4straas T7s-e were farrCy
The oj4 h On 9 s.i-s ~ ETestlrs .5-
the living Aa1 SAL lasssr ors ssr shs eepar.-
&C.
~ 'he I;aIElof the menu vas very eias'-
crate as io'l'~s -,,..,,..
Sailed Almonds.
Corscrurre &. Clq. -5-h EE- Gr.ea SEA
turtle
Lake pss5 S, gt ~ 49,, 80. s..e.
Small Po,atoes RI fishes
,..-e-s..--, ~ - -.
Tnrse, s.lsfes ss.st Oysters.
Mashess pctatses C-sfh.errY SAGE
Gu-tgrt- fsir Fsis--tusrt- Ya-rF
Tgc Mo- ~la-TE H-li..
E,v.-ass ~ Tna1 Ts-,-E
Broi!es Palm. "a E--,. ounce selly.
French PEGS b. C-ea.s -agnf.cWer
{o!i-4.se
pa ~ g-ss'
CaDlolsle E..a.-s.
CHRISTMAS iain mara az
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nrrER.-GOrRIEY.

There was an enjoyable wedding al the
Central Christian church Christmas
morning at s,So Miss Faith otter, laugh
ter II Mr.. ". W. otter. was married to
Mr., Alexander Gourlev. a well Known
Young business man OF HCuston- The
church MAS handsomely decorated. Rev.
J. &. Mason pronounced brief but heau-
tiful and impressive ceremony. Prof,
VIM. Hodckius presided at the organ.
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j. reilly GoRDoN 8 " II FOSTER,
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RINGGOI.D-TEAlL
At the residence OF the brides uncle.
g. ". Kocher. 1895 Washington street
at o'clock last night Miss Lizzie Teal
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FROM Owen Smith s. Co. cigar man
pts'laters, Wiiiis. Texay. came d box Of
as eho''" weeds a. falls 10 The lst Of
s. ii,,' made n tias famous Trxas grown
k,,|.t,5l.-,, ~ iFNe4Y The Post SIAN e..
t,, 40 return ihsnhE. Aiso a md,
h2~l o. caAnpagH~ pnunh giyh ;he ro,r
Hutehins House bar '"' ~"
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LOWS q RIOS nberS's store between the
hours Of 10 and 4 c'elcck YESTERDAY "a.
ABOUT the hFeliest corner IN ia. .ttv
iNesr gentlemen, as is their custom. an.
houncei Monday that each moor bov ul,,
presented himself AT their store bet,y,e,
the hours OF 10 and u o'clock .wouiI ~.
furnished q Christmas pfcs.nt IN th,.
shape of a suit OF clothes. The lads began
to swarm bright and early and long bsfors
the hour OF 10 o'cloek large crowd ond
.ss" 't4 4i.n' lhrluding many adults. AZ
eran Capt iin Jack White pcted as Grand
marshal and he remarked 10 a poGi re-
5o iiTt .e ena 4, ne would rather serve rs q
attempt TO regulate and keep undnr con
trol another battalion OF wild urchirs II
was long after the dinner nour whom m,
last boy had been fitted oLt. Be!n,y ,vn
pc found D list Of those who were ren,ctn
bcred yesterday by Lewis x Rosenboifr.
Matron--E. While Ross Arthnr Rr"1
John Aaron. John Pointer, John Valontinc
YIN; Pearson. Edward Hayes. Win,
hayland orphans' IIome,-Frea Him.
e eo,', "a Russell Thomns russell, And,
9cnSiI' t i4ai ',oEer CnE, Cameron Russell
Blgd Hal, Walter DAVIS Barnard skinnc 7
Hnnsom, Harvey Palmer.
Frank Winston, Charles Andersen Al
bort Gresham. Julius Grosstnan 'Vc0i
,Pryor, Johnny Bouerts. ia Doherty. lin
iitfn, George fiane. John Kuenc ld
Barry, oscar l.. Twoedy, Frank p1uien
Charles schreiner, James Hardin, Wm
Cruner;, Fat owens. Alfred jackson 1c1i.
ored), Tim Cork, WHY Anson. Ton MIR.
ply; KID Minor, John Reed (coioredj. Jael
ianler. Potor Fishes Nick Morris. Jncp
Memo; Lee Hone, Tim Bnen DAVID Pat
ton, Jim Doyle, Max l'nger, Charles Wu,
son. Tom Evans Jack Dolon, John Bor,,t,
va coleman Dave Dcnner. WIN Mile
marx WIN Crunk. John A. Crunk Nh
nlnfphy, Jim Dnllas, Con Edgewood, Hugh
hioitohe. Tom Coffin, Mark Dolter, JacB
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TO sv-sad a; re an was farn7;uous
o1s. The fne-.u embraced all the Christ
7..1s Elbs.antials ard dclicacles--and then
csrn1 TIE llEl-ies ln the SHAPE % cigars
f1Nacco. ultS. fruits. ec. S.ue ty-1lire
5-rlE-ners wee sr.a4e happy for p-- day
e.. least Thanks 20 .ne larre-haarte5
seae-os.ty q Ster1n .Ait-ert Erl-asoa.
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AbERDEEN's DIsCLATMrc

.Sucn an Impression was made on cr,i
hfbeineen, tho prIne minister M IA,
ne disciaimed any English irtrpfin,V
Occupying the disputed territory ma ~
quiet public feeling Ia Venezuela. or,araSS
'he monuments and landmarks erected NV
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~ -re S.w Fittrta.s howe ths tolicv-
ins se-y elaborate q. 14 VAS the o.1cr ot
-f f+-.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-08
NOW, Is IT ALL A HOAX?
NOTHING OFFICIAL YET on THE
THURsToN RECALL
Minister willis Has No Advices on the
Subject - word From Our
Envoy.

A telegram from Washington,
under date of March 90, states that
there are indications that Minister
Willis is preparing to take leave
of absence from his post here, to go
either to Japan or to the United
States.
With respect to the dispatch
Minister Wills said today: II
have received no information from
my Government with regard to the
relations of the Administrator to
the Hawaiian representative at
Washington. All | know is what
l have seen in the newspapers. II
TIL Sc reports are correct | may say
that | regret the circumstance"
Speaking directly of the telegram
above mentioned the Minister said,
Il know nothing of the matter.
Though entitled to a vacation, as
the dispatch states, have not APP
piled for it and will not, so far as |
now know"
The Government received letters
from Mr.. Thurston. He says he
knows nothing of his alleged recall
beyond what the newspapers have
said. He will be here on the Ara
wa. Mrs. Thurston will spend the
summer with friends in the States
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IN THE NEW HALL.

1t was pleasing indeed to see the
drill shed crowded Saturday even
ing for the Kawaiahao Seminary
benefit concert. The entertainment
was in every way creditable and
satisfactory, and the money realized
will be put to the best possible uses.
The thoroughness of the work o.
this school was quite evident II
every feature of the performance
There were nearly 100 girls on the
stage, and there was at no time the
least confusion. This was the re
suit of the most careful training
requiring hours of patient and in
telligent work.
This is the first time the drill
shed has been used for a concert. l
is we'll adapted to such a purpose
though the precaution of repairing
the roof should be taken withou
delay. The place seats few nor'
than 600, and for the concert
number were standing. 1t has beer
suggested that the drill shed be eX
tended mauka by the construction
of stage beyond the present limit:
of the building.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-08
THE JUDGE ADVOCATE.
CAPTAIN KINNEY CONCLUDES AN
OFFICIAL MISSION.
Too Late with the wahlberg Case
Vancouver neutrality-suspicious.
From People.

w. A. Kinney returned from
San Francisco this morning. He
said he had failed to have the
Wahlburg case reinstated, and
considers that impracticable any
way.
From San Francisco the Judge
Advocate went to Salt Lake
City, to Seattle and finally
to Vancouver. At the latter place
he supplied the defense in the
Miller-Cranstoun VS.. S. S. Warri
moo case with all the data il
the hands of this Government thai
could be used in evidence against
the exiles.
II consider the people in all the
States l visited almost solid TO
annexation, said Mr.. Kinney.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-08
VIKINGS BOILED Down.

Woman suffrage will be in the
Utah State constitution.
Times building, Chicago, was
damaged so, 900 by fire.
New Hampshire's legislature had
big row at adjournment.
About 1000 people were received
at Bismarck's home April /.
Five men were killed by boiler
explosion at Woodburn, Mass.
Six men tried to rob train in
Kentucky. Three were killed.
No Japanese victories have been
added to the list since last advices.
VIM. Court Gulley, has been
named for speaker of the Com
mons.
The Colorado legislature has pro-
vided bounty Of 81 a ton on beet
sugar.
Forest fires have caused 5000, 900
Of damage in Kentucky and In
diana.
Governor Mckinley has visited
Washington and called on the
President.
Experiments are being made in
New York to cure idiocy by surgi-
cal operations.
Thos. J. Flanagan, apothecary
on the Independence, committed
suicide with a razor at Vallejo.
Mrs. H. B. Williams at Column
bus, O., poisoned, then cut the
threats of her two little children.
A grand jury at Butte is trying
to place the blame for the dynamite
explosion which caused sixty
deaths.
Gooding, who threatened to kill
President Cleveland, has been de-
clared insane and sent to an
asylum.
Edison has again secured control
of his monographs and will make
some great improvements in the
machine at once.
Field Marshal Sir Patrick Grant,
governor of Chelsea Hospital and
one of the best known officers in the
British army is dead.
There has been severe snow
storm in Colorado, Wyoming and
Nebraska. Railway traffic was in
terrupted and live stock has per
ished.
Chicago business men have invit.
ed President Cleveland and wife tc
accept reception in that city as a
token of the Executives "preserva-
ton of the national currency"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-08

No one can tell exactly who made the first
piano for the reason that it has gradually
evolved" from an instrument AS much un.
like itself as one could well imagine. In
the twelfth century it appears to have been
a gigantic dulcimer, which was merely an
oblong box holding series of strings ar.
ranged in triangular form across its center.
In the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries
the "clavichord," another musical mon
strosity, had developed from it and was
used we'll up in the eighteenth century.
About iii Christofali of Padua invented a
real piano, but 1t is said to remind one Of a
coal box when compared with the elegant
and perfect toned instrument of today.-St
Louis Republic.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-08
4 BUSINESS WAY,

1t rarely occurs that anything III
this life transpires Just as ore anti
cipates. Perhaps this is only an
other way of saying that the uneX-
pected always happens. Let us
apply the axiom to the question OF
closer political union with the
United States. Now there are some
every day conditions that must be
accepted brima taeie, like some
propositions in theology and
science. The first of these i'll this
pemise all that it is the manifest
destiny of Hawaii to in time become
at least more intimate political
relative Of the United States. The
plan of sending on from the Islands
to further what is to a great degree
a mutual desire, failed. No matter
what the circumstances, this was
the fact. There was no practical,
immediate result. The call OF Mr..
Blount will not count very much III
the final equation. 1t is suggested
that for the purpose Of getting the
whole truth before the people OF the
United States effort is made to
secure the visit of all official COM
mission of the Senators and Repre-
sentatives. That would be all
unexpected pleasure. 1t has the
appearance Of business, too. If a
move is made after that. there can
be no grounded dissatisfaction eN-
pressed in the future.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-08
Punctnred Grinith's Tire

SAN JOSE, CAL, March go
Justice Gass' court room was well
filled with bicycle enthusiasts this
morning, the time set for sentenc-
ing William Emptage, who was
convicted in that court yesterday
Tor puncturing the tire of bicycle
belonging to w. G. Griffith He
asked that he be granted a new
trial, which was refused, and
Justice Gass sentenced him to
ninety days in the County Jail.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-08

So FAR the Women's Exchange,
III King street, between Alakea
and Fort, is a success. 1t is the
duty Of the town to see that this
commendable venture of the w. c.
Y. U. becomes a permanent estab,
lishment. The Exchange is con,
Quoted on business principles, thus
doubly meriting patronage.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-08
THE BATTALION.
Ball on the 10th Instant-A Chaplain
Wanted.

Ball on the 10th Instant-A Chaplain
Wanted.
1t has been decided to hold the
battalion dance at the drill shed on
Friday, the 10Th inst. Capt. Pratt
is chairman of the arrangement
committee. Maj. Mcleod will be
floor manager. The decorations
will be in charge of Lieutenants
Rowald and Ludwig, and Captain
Ashley will supply the refresh
mentS.
The officers have voted to apply
for a chaplain for the battalion.
Rev. H. w. Peck, of the Sharp
shooters, is mentioned as the man.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-08

Mr.. SHAW has advertised the
tax delinquent list exclusively in a
Chinese newspaper. We refuse, al
this time to believe that his supe-
riors sanction the publication in
the medium used. Shaw is a
shrimp who has drawn salary
from the government about long
enOuph