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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-21

Assemblyman Kempner's open letter to Mayor
Strong IL a remarkable performance There Is
something about Kempner that reminds us Of
Prince BsmarclS-to wit. his first name.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

Since tho death " s6yGert, Tho yien
10 ose0nii0B6r, tiie authorities have re'
edye1 eemes VI applications Ton bis
plAoe, N Wbiob Tho most curious IN that
N u pretty woman, who seilds hor pho
t6gfnpb with Tho following lettefi
II an ~ yeafs Old and possess great
physical strength, Ny sex aud above MI
ny beadty M mo f0f tho employment !
solicit The fact IA that the IaH person
On whom Tie condemned man DSes big
ehl6 IA The eS6edi6Bet, who liino Hmoa
Got N bon II fepthyely b6i1ely How
much mm0 OJGsOllDg " would b0 fOf n
criminal bfOte entering into eternity W
bay6 lbe k1t adjusted Wy tho sGft hands
N u w0i0a6 whose boWitoiilng glaDoei
would 6nis6 him W fhRot I'm m ~
siaht The teffds N moral aR0Dy wmst
1iad deatb - Vienna Lett6t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

daaaian e0afis afe cfiiefi60s IN
0m eefy seld6m y anything heard N
me "lnN's gfeyi60s dplays" me way
u mw0ys eieaf i6f liiiR6nis and The
issue N n bfi666m ease " made hhd
thought ~ determination witb6m oj.
eff0ciige mefh61s beinR prominent
tGHt max ma pnpfs IL tbe timied
slates ira tpfmi6e me co0fis ovef
ne f0oii.iite m0ytmem esDtemllg ~
Dabdlm Hases, n is ~ zen mn man
fbm baa becn Rf0Wibf mahy senfs A
t6m6fis66 " bei6R HbafIdg df6w6 be.
tWee0 ffp c0te N h0de Dytf ne
E0elisb slA0elief6f N cbildfe6 wbo
wn m00pht ~ ne Rnl6ws wiilih
fN6 m66fbs a1d apci mm60s ifids n.
fh0ee N D0ffa0i 6od Nfa flem6iiGg
wldph run i6i0 9tHfa
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04
CENsus SO1JCE

~ accordance vim ibo requirements
~ me laW, n ReberGI census ~ ibe IIas
W6ii16 Islands vii be iakeB ~ ~ dHie
~ Ne nigbi ~ september ~. lsJG, ~
ieGtiOH ~ odled ~ me following *
iraci from me laWi
"All Ders01s Gre befeby required 40.
der pii1 ~ u GBe not ~ esoeed 6ny
dollars, a. be imposed by a1y police ~
djsipiot jUslicp, ~ answer III such
questions ~ sb01l be- pr0p011ded Ny
me agents NJ NE B6ard ~ BtGo6ii0D,
relating ~ ~ necessary fOr making
me ~HsGs,"
me following district B0peJDieDd.
e1ts have been appointed f0r The p0r.
Pose ~ taking he esDsDsi
.,... hawaii
fiil0 ,,,,,,,I,,,,,,ss,,,FU g, Austin
liyoakuP ,,s,,s,,,,oD Gb4A,, Williams
y N W. a.. I 4 Z. f. W
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

Nm1Y months bnye been eige6 ~ ar
fanglog ibe Hndy nnd leci0fe pf6.
rfmm 0f me Summer N6fmm soii6dt
Sm eno0eb iimo hns Jeen eiye6 "a
pffpufiou N " 6chs1fe s1edd",
,fHs T. tdly aa lmp0fiaoi 6a ne 0tlcr
~ must m flmcmboffd hhd dmE efed.
Hfd. mat me iencbpm afe quitting ~,
~ tbef pap0fi6o Time ~ attend ne
summer aph6M. rms ffst aessi6d
6f6miaos ~ w. II millimd s0ccessl Vie
ttnehofs Wil if6ye amply satisfied 10
hf ~ "sh6G " e60cef6ed 800 iheY
should caffY 6waR s0cim ftemleNi6ns
nod imlUcssi60s INIT will imbed me
desiW W fef0f6 ~ mo Summer Eeb00l
enoh anDpDssiVe year
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04
WV. DIMOND,S

We've sold rotrigomtors
and stoves until we are tired,
other things as well, but the
rush has boon for rotrigomtors,
People appreciate u good thing
whom tho points are explained
to Thorn, Lots talk hoes,
good hoes,
Tho Krotsinger Cut Easy is
rs now to you as lots of other
things we have introduced in
Honolulu The Cut Easy is
made ON the same plan as the
Clauss Bread Knife and looks
like ono broadoned out, The
American grass hook is an
other good thing, 1t is built
on now limos and cuts back
aud front, A planter from
Kauai took u dozon the other
day, because no recognized
the merit thore is in il; one
will last u life time,
Everyone suffers from the
ignorance of servants whom
it comes to sharpening lawn
mowers, We have u home
shorponer that protects the
blade and yet puts it in condi-
ton to cut n hair, Those are
garden implements wo have
mentioned -sprinklors belong
IN the same category,
The latest is ono that makes
n beautiful sprayKond is built
10 as to be easily cleaned
there's n place on the end of
your garden hose for one Of
thcm,
A one cup coffee or tea
mixer is u jewel you cannot
afford to DO without cheap
too.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04
M!MA>~..~Q.
Won HOGT BLOCK.
]. 7. WAREHOUSE.

You haven't been coming to
W for your regular weekly
stock Of groceries, because you
didn't know we were londed
from floor to ceiling with the
finest lines OF food deIicacies.
But we are and we deliver
goods with grenter proinptness
than any other store in Homo
lulu, We have no time limit
its n sort Of go-as-you-order
plan TINT pleases the people
and makes room for other
goods.
We ore up to date on lines,
with prices entirely out Of
proportion 10 values. You
know whnt That mems. Plum
Pudding is yours ut rs per
cent. less than you ever
thought Of getting one for.
New Zealand butter, M fresh
~ II IL WINS just from the farm.
For u second course Mt a din
ner, nothing equals timed
brook trout. You're not used
10 them here, but in the
United States the demand is
greatcr than the supply.
Cereals Of oil kinds. Royal
Yacbt Club Salad Dressing,
superior 10 Durkcas; Potted
Auchoyies, Tor sauco; Morton's
Pottcd Moats Of every des-
c1ptlon are with us IN Iarger
varieties and nj lower prices
tban they may be obtained
anywhere IN Honolulu
Have you ever tried Whit.
maD's instantaneous Cboco.
latcy us goodi
| -
~ mr.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04
LONUON 'rnOuOll'r

fho comment ~ the London rhr0n.
ido upon politics IN the lnlled states
II ~ folnWu
"Nr llYnn'a character " yrry hIHl,
hia intellect " Keen and ~ many west
rrn farmers hp " u pulilirnl Idol dear
w. pcflHa ilnn any man. anoe lins
culn. Given the disastrous silver pol
hey, n must W. admitted that Mr. liry.
mn II ihr mast acceptable represenln'
use ~ w. without ahHring NJ smna
lcS's prsdmiH notions, " cnnnot w.
dcnicd nat The newspapers ~ ilr east
ern states have always made ~ utter.
" absurd diagnosis NJ the vast silver
Increment, " Hola onee predicted
ibni u groo nnss war Wdnld hrenl'
ON not ~ E0r0lr bUi ~ u ncw coUn.
/ tfy II tlds w0nrniois event renllS
bcRinninR IN ihe lnird sinies2
"We bHlietc ihni Mcliinley VIII win
bui ihe 0dlo0l u most stormy n u
/ WHf ~ ibr k1ifp beiwerU lwO ilto0rir,
~ economies and Hnnnee. II II for
+ lUuolo NM b0ib sides nre champion
IN W. mcb ~ pHd0Hiied hiRh ohnr
. aDfpf"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04
ARMENIAN fuNns,

The Nrmeuluu rcllct fluid has hcNjcu
the record nmouH the various cWorls
io rcllc,e extraordinary distress, Tho
amount forwarded lu ConHlNnlluopo
already rcuchcs tjlh,OOO ~ this @pNs
oOo represents the rcllc fluid propcr
collected hN the nubo uf Wcslmlu
slera committee trdm hngNnd aud
lfelnnd, America has scnl direct lu
conslanllnnplc FlhOOoo Scotland,
where Interest IN afflicted NrmcnlO Ia
,cry keen, has arnl t,On0o aud France
has aeul ~ much NJ scollund ucr.
many Switzerland and the llrillHh col
onlcs have scul contributions too
though 0emnuN win Ne Ela,ooo h
somc distance hrlind France while
the Nfmrninns themselves scattered
Throughout Europe, have collected
asa, nn0
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04
4 Uall1lDa II,nl slIvvr1 ,lo0l1.,

lOcm rtpthiiOn pslHjlisltd ~ hohd
'duHrtw ~ ihp ibD DGOf ~ UHp ~ llir iHli
~ buldibQs ~ iGWH Tho hii0rHHy bad n
f0Ou ~ biUalf, The ppHiHfy WHs HiypH
smother Dnlntim apartment, ibp sHprHH
fendont rtpbod sUpftiD0 IN another place
hhd tho pfOsidpnt WHa ~ course rGupHlind
~ 0Gtd0H mo Otbefs ~ leather cushioned
cliHifs, m6saye iablos h6d expensive
bfDnlcs
mo rNSRhi6R gl6y ~ bic DHyaio Office
WHs n lig flG1t VIII 40 elniGfHply pnrynd
fasc II WHs the bost dGI, IN ilin HDllm
stock ~ N lmm dthlor, Bnd n bhd u lOhu,
shiny brndD1m Wlleh whH ~ swing slow
~ md witli HRUlmiiS hs boonni0 n pl0oL
6whrd ny me president ~ such n solid and
respectable c0i DOfhilGH,
on ilo lfst dHy Tho pendulum stopped
Jhtclmk whs soht buck ~ tho dealer, whose
exports t0Oh " hphn, Oiled " ana sot N IA
running again, Dncc niOiG N WIS taken
~ ~ The pftsidobtE Office ana once Di0re
" codsod running, For n second time tho
tkpmns disscWod N ana found every par
~ working 0fdof n kept Zine "a he SEQ
0hd f6f tw0 days ana wa confidently ~
turned ~ Tho buyer, who reported baek
0glln N tw0 hours, "1be clock has stop
pfd
ia architect who became acquainted
WITH Tho fHcis IN The ehse solved Tho iDys
hfy. iie sud The oscillation ~ The lipl,
building rGIntonot0d aud stopped The
swine ~ mo pendulum The pondululu
o0nldh't wmk wlili my regularity 81 long
~ the building WaA nGddlG0 around IN The
changing Winds like u ehtail before u
summer WlhyE
40 no lGl buildings DO swing Daeh
hhd f0filW h. waA hshedY
"CeHninly, BOT d0n't bo afraid They'll
10t bftalI ~ Chicago IleoOfd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

me Adecr0ser was eyideotg 01ae
qud0icd WHb fbe iodnstrim and p0.
fiicm dcWs NJ d6sepb Mnrsde6 oniii
n bommo bwnre ~ BIZ 0tlemnces on
nawa6. Tbc efiDeof commissioner ~
aerclu1re hns not amd anything 66
ne mp ;1and flml wotdd indieai"
cbHnpc ,0 b1ieh ho has 6fien rs.
pressed w nonmm0 me Star bhH
noyer ondcrt0od that there was a6y
question NJ d6utd abmd Nf. Namden
nn.lllnn-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

& nmmipD against mourning IS
noif Drug rurucd m IN other lands
and n mant IomiGm thc wcorinp u
tbf costume bp almost ccnscd. Fot
one ming 81 l sHid ~ be- unhcmity
Just fir sumo ~ vim continue dcsldic
ogpp. sion. t0f ~ iah o institution Oiai
no arpuurnf cH0 srf aside na appeal.
ine ~ fbc finer scosibliiip 0od me
deopfsf aympWhioa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04
VEE6G6 Jitae SOW

a Wesief0 i69eoi6f feeeni9 pme6i.
td n tDbemb Wy Wbiph NJ MmmB M
ta0 6fii6HmlY e6ld n wi6it ~Ji6iGaG.
~ M GUle bgbe6sb AZ ebfif6 inter-
ema no W6Wd bfeH sbHpi66 i6wefs
me widdndt i6Wtf 6pb hhyihg a6
tleeifie tn1ley wifb f06tbR mum b6i
Dm NJ f6h fW wife ia6sD6Hs ~.
tdiaGg madb 666djs 70 me i0D wbffe
thtg mt bgN6ded w HbdHeiig NM
bo6i6a b66id6 ftl0idihed eafiariie heid
eds, abicb wte6 biefaied ny ne ~.
fd6ayt, wii instantly tsapotg,f mn
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

Thr eomwou proplc SOD ih" 0rdi.
nuy .otcr urc developing mtog@ht
Coz muri cuiositX mcmOy und DE.
ocfnmenf SOS, q body OF the do@0rs
~ san Fmuoaco b. having fho ncrtc
40 cHI Hlr HffcotiDu ~ Npym sWro ~
some piedp~ bc mndc bcfofo tbo bd.
ioif sara nf.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04
BY AUTHORITY
sEALED TENDERS


Will be received ~ the office 0f The
Munster ~ The interior till ~ 0'cl0ob
o,Hbn ~ baiurday, August 18Th, 1890,
f0f The construction ~ three room
school house, plan No, =, ~ pnpaikou,
mo, llawWi
Plans and specifications may be seen
~ tbe offices " Messrs, ripley " pick.
~, architects, Honolulu, ~ NJ the Of.
Nee ~ ~ Severance, School Agent,
mo, Hawaii
Jbe Minister d0es NOT bind himself
10 0gcrpt The Invest 0r any bid.
JAb, A, KING,
Minister ~ interior.
Interior once, August. 4ib, 1895,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

mis- Be- no time Tor huirsplitiins
of brtifiion shout using the virus
ibn dprrots ihc muliRnnncy of small
D., we confH argument rs nat with
0ni uait in reason md practice, bui
~ npplirf to 0nly me tcry small min.
ofif4 NJ flapa
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

swrd tbo Day whcp ibe steamer
snpa uear thc now Hsb market nfe
ready for usc. rhcn fho NOSE " ihc
dredgcf may po pointed ~ kalilt
chmnG n Be- boo fbia inter- lomlity
DOT thc lumber aud c0W whaNcs VIII
como dag boz established
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

uuofH1 lpru 900 he time ihn n
bad model $. NJ g. a, but n vus
nc,eubrlDH ploount ud gratifying
to m.r .o ointment 900 authority ns
Nr slotD pitc tbn assurance mt
ibc IDDH coa,oiiou 500 oofcG 80
udc be lcuInfrd some tcfy vnlpnblo
.,,.t.g
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

Young VIE Jfle ~ lister wants even
nmnah IN Tho congregation ~ oafG some
mar fH ne church Wy lCf GWH labor,
hhd dGht know whit N the WG1d ~ do
Husband .Ymi spoke about noediDes
hNW dress hDd'a--4
Wih Oh, yes, I 0ey@ thought N that,
~ gW mo dtpMmnkF ~ Dny mo 10
md0b ~ hour white I'm bei0R fitted, aud
lien she ean eiinfRe " IN mo Diil, pei Now
VIuf Wii1lV
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04
JimcRy SopicS,

laCaa 81 1870
Bicycles can well he eompar.
ed to watcher, Good on,s
cost q high price, notwiths,and-
ing the fact that Waterbuys
can be had for u dollar They
are net all alike, neither are
bicycles
The Jimmy cycles are free
from imperieo,ions in materials
or manufacture aud the makers
agree to make good, by repair
or replacement, AT their factory
AZ any time within one year
from date Of purchase, any
defects caused by misuse or
neglect, The tires and saddles
used on the Jimmy wheels
are covered by the guarantees
Of their respective makers.
The fact that President o( the
company, A A Zimmerman,
has acquired valuable knowl.
edge 40 racing cyelist and the
experience Of the associate
manager has taught them The
needs Of the cycling public and
that careful attention TO details
strict performance to our agee.
menis make the wheel invalua
BILE to the buyers
We have a few Of these
wheels that we are offering &c
the public at $40 In order lc
Introduce them, II you wan
: a first class high grade whe'
that will stay with you in sun
shine or in rain get q Jimmy
e
THE HAWAIIAN HARD
WARE COMPANY, 2
FORT ST., Opp, SpfeekeI's Banl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04
JlilIGATIOS NOTICE.

lI0ldors ~ water privileges, ~ tI0se
pnyiBR water rates, Gre hereby mott.
ned tbat The hours Tor irrigation p1r.
poses are from ~ 4 O'GlOok u. ~,
ma "a . O'cIOeA y. M
ANDjteW BhOWN,
superintendent Honolulu Water
Works,
Approved
j. a, BINO,
Minister u the Interior
Honolulu July 10, 1896.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

Y6d'ye bemd N mo Bangor glrlsi
TS6y mo WJyefbial hotapbJnoalIy
tpoaking, eyefy daughter N Bye IN he
Ddee1 City weafs bl6Jm ~ bealtb, n
Daif N large, speaking mbs aD1 iva
ldydy poaohbi6WB checks Wbgtbei
this Ia dd6 ~ mo Gl6bio influence ~ NE
atmosphere M tho unusual richness u
ui6 f1ii, certain " N lint Ve11ses aB0
DihHhs add 1ebes 6GiG9 marching ~
ib6 atfe6t sG6e days ~ ss6li1 plala0s,
Tb6f6 Af6 gifls upon elrs, nDd tbey a,'
sll bah1s6ide Bl1d6fmd JOniDal
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04
uooa IhLnk lo LinNe

IN demand Hfst, INST mn M me
0me, rainier beef Hgbt IN e0l0f, n
majt ~ peffea brewing, ma n delight
w NE eptedfe, Recommended f0f No.
pDittt, delicious aroma aD1 be6ltb kiV.
mn properties, s0i1 NJ Ne Criterion
.sAjo6ps. !. w. III
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

severely chill the surrouudup Otmoa
phrrc,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-08-04

J. T. Waternouse,
QUEEN sTREgT, HONOLULU
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-26
PAULINE HALL'S NEW ROLE
The Comic Opera Prima Donna to APP
pear on the Vaudeville Stage.

New York, Oct 26.-Pauline Hall is
the latest recruit from the legitimate
stage to the vaudeville ranks. 1t is
not a permanent arrangement, but will
last only until the holidays. when she
will again go on tour at the head Of her
own comic opera company.
Miss Hall ended her starring tour a
few weeks ago, since when several vau-
deville managers have been trying to
secure her services. At one time it
looked as though Oscar Hammerstein
had secured her, but Saturday f. +.
Proctor made her a higher offer than
other competitors, and she signed to
appear at his Pleasure Palace for
term OF weeks beginning November 9.
Her salary is said to be $500 a week,
with an extra 5000 If required to sing
Sundays.
She has an arrangement of songs re-
curing frequent changes OF costume,
one Of which will introduce her as
boy. She has not been heard in New
York since her enga cement at Harri-
CANS. now the Garriclzs two years ago.
Miss Hall, in private life Mrs. Nc
Lellan, was for years prima donna at
the Casino, where she was identified
with all its successes, notably ''Ermin-
ie' She left the Casino to head a
company Of her own and toured the
west in a repertory of light operas. Her
tour was brought to a temporary close
late last season by an event of domes-
tic Importance and a miniature Pauline
now rules the Mcclellan household.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-26
OLYMPIC PEAKS ABLAZE.
VolcanicEruptions Witnessed by Res
idents Of Port Townsend.

Port Townsend. Wash. Oct. 26.-Sev-
eral responsible residents here claim
to have seen on Friday night last what
was evidently a repetition Of the vol
canic eruption in the Olympic noun
tains which startled this vicinity
year ago and was never satisfa ctOrily
explained. The mountains stood out
plain and distinct in a clear sky and
the phenomenon is described as a jet
Of flame flying high into the heavens
at intervals. while down the mountain
side appeared two fiery streaks, having
all the outward appearance, when In
spected through powerful glasses or
being molten masses.
First reports Of the probable volcano
were received with dersision, but sew
eral prominent ranchers in outlying
precincts have corrObOrated the state
menths made. alleging that the flames
We're seen the previous evening also.
Last year an exploring party was
sent to investigate the phenomenon,
but it was unable to scale the heights
owing to the dense smoke and raging
torrents resulting from the melting
snow The same difficulty will be ex-
perienced this year if an investigation
is undertaken for the mountains where
the volcano is supposed TO be located
are covered by q thick coating OF per
Detual snow and ice. The ascent IS
Particularly dangerous, and only the
most hardy Woodsmen would pc aple
to succeed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-26
STUDENTS TO PAY TAXES.
In Their Eagerness to Register They
Swear Away Their Income

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 2e.-Many
hundred students who decided during
the time registration was going on that
they would like to vote at the coming
election have found themselves in a
pretty pickle.
While the registrars were in session
about 800 applications were received
from students who wanted to register
BY the time registration closed there
We're 80 names Of students on the voting
list. Among the questions asked BY the
registrars, after the students were
sworn, was one;
Are you self-supporting?
In answering this and other questions
most of the students answered in the
Affirmative, and that their support was
derived from their possession of real
estate or personal property. They also
answered that their residence was in
Cambridge. In many cases the answer
was given that ownership Of bonds was
the means of support. The answers De-
ing satisfactory to the registrars the
names were placed on the list and sent
to the assessors.
According to the law Of Nassachus-
etts bonds OF other personal property
are assessable wherever the owner may
be. Real estate is assessable wherever
it may be. The assessors imme diately
assessed those students who were the
possessOrs of bonds, and the result was
that in many cases CONSERVATION pre-
vailed.
New Haven, Conn, Oct. 2e.-The Sc
lectmen on Tuesday opposed letting
any Yale men vote here. claiming that
all should go home to cast their ballots
They have now compromised by allow
ing most of the students who are pay
ing their college expenses and have
been in college over q year to vote.
About so viii be made voters. The re-
jected ones will probably take the cases
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-26
DESTROYED GOLD FLAG.
Free Silver Men Tear Down Bank
er's Mckinley Banner.

Hammond, Ind, Oct. 26.-Edward e.
Towle, vice president of the First Ma
tional bank, suspended a big flag across
the street in front Of his house q few
days ago bearing the words Mckinley
and Hobart. Early this morning he
was awakened by a crowd of free sill
verites returning from a Bryan barbe-
cue at Rochester. When they came to
the banner they tore It from its moor
ings, hauled it down. tore it in pieces
and trampled It in the mud
Banker TOwle, Selling gun, appear
ed on the scene just as the crowd cross
ed the state line into Illinois He sent
a shot after them, but without effect
Mr. Towle is a leading Republican Of
Indiana, and the AFFAIR has caused bit
ter feeling. A delegation of Grand
Army men has agreed to drum the per
petrators out Of town If their identity
is discovered. The town authorities
have offered a reward of $3.50 for the
names of the men who destroyed the
flag, and in the meantime Mr. Towle
has raised a new flag, which is guarded
bv an armed man.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-26
JAPANESE GET POINTERS.
lean shipyard for Japan's Govern
u1enf

San Francisco. Oct Commodore
K. Marta of the Imperial japanese
navy was passenger on the steamer
COptic which arrived from the orient
ton at Wa hingtOn. under special com
mission to visit the navy yards and ship
building yards of the United States and
England and prepare reports on the
construction of battle ships for the
guidance of his government in building
the much talked of new navy Com
modOre Marta is a veteran naval Off
Ger who has seen much service. He
commanded a naval vessel during the
recent ChineSe-J apan war and took an
active part in the famous battle of
-IIai-Wei. During the time he has
been in service he devoted q great deal
of time to the study of naval archltec-
ture and is considered an authority on
the subject in his own country.
The mission on which Commodore
Marta comes to this country is one Of
great Importance, for his report will
prOba bly, greatly influence the japanese
government in letting contracts for
number Of powerful battleships, fast
cruisers and swift torpedo boats.
I am here" he said, as the agent Of
the Japanese government to inspect
Your shipyards, study naval archttec-
ture and gain all the information posi-
bic statistical and general, that would
be of use to my government in securing
the WarshipS which we need for our
own defense After inspecting the
American yards ] shall go to England
with the same object in view. More
than that I cannot say now"
Commodore Marta travels as an at
tache of the japanese legation at Wash
ingtOn in order that he may be IN
closer touch with the government He
calculated that the work he has under
gent effort and he proposes to COM
mence at once in this city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-26
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