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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.
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The International cyclopedla which
the school board bought through Mr.
Tyler iiOsWell has been received aud
aided TO the high ssnool library. Il
consists Of fifteen royal octavo volumes.
treats 5000 subjects. contains 5000
cross references, and is revised 10 date
We feel profoundly grateful 10 the
board for purchasing It Tor the school.
Both teachers and pupils will do bet
Ter work for having Il. Nearly forty
volumes Of standard works have been
bought by the money subscribed by
the friends Of the school. More will he
ordered this week. and a. soon As suey
are received statement Of fund. re.
ceived and dIsbursed will be published.
10 al there will be about 100 volumes
added to the library this spring. This
'hould be repeated every year or 40
until the library il one Of The bes, feat.
ures Of our school.
First-ela.s school librarie, ARE alnost
unknown in the South, tor we have no,
yet recognized lie value az an educatio.
nal factor The North l. far ahead Of
Of us In this respect; for the single
state Of Maisaehu.etts has more
volumes in IT, libraries. yes twice AZ
many a. are found In al the libraries
Of the South together.
Massachusetts has for each 100
population 257 volumes; New York, "A;
Pennsylvania, 81; Maryland, 50; vir.
ginia, % Kentucky and Louisiana
each 20, South Carolina. IS; Tennessee
and Georgia each IS; Alabama, 8;
Texas, T." But 'comparisons are obi.
ous."
Last year two DO. 9, who were hung
IN East Tennes-ee ior numbering 1
railroad agent, confessed that thev
were prompted to do the deed by read.
ing dime novels. Only last week a
small boy 10 Jackson Tenn, ,ssafler read.
ing a dime novel, ran away from home
and started to Texas 10 make "a wild
reckless. COW boy Of himself. His
father captured him and carried him
back home. The boy in q spirit Of re-
veHge pat rough on rats"in his food
and killed bis father and family phy.
sician. We cannoig estimate the harm
that trashy liieratursIdoes our bo, and
girls, and the best remedy for this evil
is found in inciiing in their hearts a
love for good literature, hence the i'm.
porianee Of tirst class library In every
school.
Libraries are the shrines where all
the relics Of the ancient saints, fnll Of
true virtue aud that without delusion
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

A Kansas woman sues for q divorce
then elopei with her husband.
The health authorities ordered Heal
err sohradeF 10 leave Cincinnati.
Illinois Prohibitionisls are makins
great preparations for their state con
vention to be held at Springfield.
Six thousand people attended the sec
ond debate between Secretary HoL
Smith and Congressman Crisp At A.
lanta, Ga, on the financial question.
All the oOopers At the packinghouss
~ Fort Worth, Tex. went Gus on q
strike.
A child Of Lee Horton, colored, was
burned 70 death ~ FsAnklln. Tex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
DEBATE IN THIN HOUSE.
It Was Warm Over Money
For a Colored School.
sEOTARIAEIsK PLAYED A PART.

Il Wa Over m appropriation Of s3a..
900 For the Howard Uaivsrsity Il
washington-Ths Appropriation Re.
maina. hut cAnnst Ne Usel In the
Theological Dspartment.
WAsHISGroE. April s.-The question
Of appropriating public money for pri.
vate or sectarian institutions which waa
debated for several days during she con.
alteration Of the District Of Columbia
appropriations, was again fought over
for four hours In the house yesterday.
On che former occasion the contest was
managed By Mr.. Linton Of Michigan,
who ls one OF tbe pronounced Ameri
can Protection assceiAtion members IN
congress. Taas contest was successful,
and By . vote Of las 10 1855 the bill was
recommited
The bono Of contention was the How.
ard university. oolorsd institution Of
Washington. for which an appropris.
tion Of tS2. 600 was inserted in the sun.
dry civil bill on motion Of Mr.. Evans
(Rsp. Ky.) There was no opposition
and no debate on the item when IL was
inserted Wednesday. but yesterday Mr..
HAiner (Rep.. Nsb. In WHOSE tempo.
rary absence the amendment was adopt.
cd, rallied his forces against the appro-
priation on the ground that Il was both
. private and ssotaFian institution; q
school Of theology being maintained By
the university.
The appropriation was coupled with .
provision that no part Of it should Be
used for religious teaching. bui Mr..
Hainer insisted that 1, could not be de-
MED that it was In . sense . religious
institution.
Mr.. Cannon. Mr.. Evans and other
members who supported the amendmens
on the other hand declared that they
were opposed 70 the appropriation Of
public money for s. ctarian institutions,
but argued that the prOviso freed IL
from this criticism. Politics, Of course,
were injected literally into the debate,
Mr.. sayers aud Mr.. Hepburn were
especially prominent Each insisted
that his party was more particularly
the friend Of the black man The
house voted 100 10 100 10 retain the Ap.
preparation. thus In . measure rsvers.
ing he action when the Districs Of 90.
lumoia bill was up.
An analysis Of the vote shows that
l07 Republicans. 10 Democrats and 8
POpulists voted for the amendments and
50 Republicans. a. Democrats and 3
Populists against a. The sundry civil
bill an amended was passed.
The senate worked on the postofice
appropriation bill. but was unable 70
complete H.
Mr.. George finished his speech on the
Dupont oase and the senate adjourned
% Monday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

ArTIEBoRo. Mass. April S-Wade,
Davis q Co. Plainville manufacturing
jewelers., and Harlan @. Bacon OF the
firm Of Lincoln. Bacon q Co. also in
the jewelry business. have made assign.
ments involving more than 100000. Il
is feared other jewellers viii be forced
into insolvency. The firm Of Lincoln.
Bacon & Co. Is not affected by the per.
sonal assignment Of Mr.. Bacon. The
accounts are bUing investigated and the
creditors viii hold meeting next week.
The reason given IL dali times.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
pIsIRIsuTIoN oF sEEps

ssnaiors and coagrsssmsn Netlnsd - -
the Number Thsy Ca Dlstrlbuia.
WASHINGTON. April S-Ths agricul.
tural department. has forwarded 10 all
senators and representatives notices
that the quota Of each one In this years
distribution Of government seeds will
Be 1900 packages Of vegetable seeds In
packages containing 10 assorted varie.
ties and 1900 packages Of flower sssds
In $50 packages Of SpaokS,a each. The
allotment for the southern senators and
members will Be- distributed first, ow.
ing 20 the advanced season. All these
seeds have been purchased put up ready
for mailing in properly printed pack
Agoa and viii be mailed BY congression.
a franks from place Of purchase.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
Compliant Pram cI,l,.r.

FoRr RomSsoN. Neb.. April a--rhs
complaint Of tho Crawford citisens that
the government has no right {, sell
liquor without state restrictions nt thg
fors has resulted In the post cauteon Be,
ing closed pending advioes from the
secretary Of war This is considered
singular since the government /.
granted complete authority on al
United States land In Nebraska Thl.
question involves all United States
property In all states.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
RECEIVED NO LETTER.
sscrstary Lamont Denies MF. Ciese'ast
Wrote Him About PoiIiies

-NNteN@tt AanaaA hHatea NJ we've aaa
Wrote Him Abouf Poiliios.
WASHINGTON, April S-secrotary La,
mont, when asked today concerning
a published statement that he bad In
his possession a letter from President
Cleveland declining 10 ba again a can.
didato for the presidency and urgine
the Democratic party 10 stand for saund
money aud ito previous position on the
tariff question, said that the statement
was absolutely untrue. Secretary Ia.
mont added; II never have heard Of
such letter"
From another, and unquestionably an
excellent source Of information. IL is
learned that the published statement Il
absolutely without foundation and that
no such letter has been written BY the
president The fact that President
Cleveland had fully decided no, 70 be =
candidate for denomination and that
Secretary Carlisle would 10 before the
Chicago convention as an aspirant fol
the Democratic nomination on . sound
money platform was announced exolu.
sivoly by the Associated Pross q few
weeks ago. but the matter has net yel
goao beyond tho lines then indicated
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
Notice by Publication of Final
Account.
TnE SrATE nF rEXAs

To all Persons Interested In the Estate
OF Mary A. Willman, Deceased
W. d. Lawrence. administrator OF the
Estate Of said Mary A. willman, de.
ceased, has filed In the County Court
of BFazos county his Final Account OF
the condition of eaid estate, together
with an application 10 be discharged
A. administrator thereof, and for par
tition and distribution OF said estate,
which will be heard by our said court
ON the a,d Monday In pril. A. d. 1895,
same being the 20ih day Of April A. u.
1896, at the Court House of said Bras.
os county In the city Of Bryan at which
time and place all persons Interested in
said estate are required 10 appear aud
contest said Final Account and Apph-
cation, II they see proper.
Witness j. w. Barron, CLERK Of the
County Court Of BraEos county.
1, Given under my hand and the
seal Of said Court at my Office
IN Bryan on this the 2Sth day ofMarch,
A. u. 1895. ]. W. RARRoN.
Clerk County Court Brazos Co. Tex.
BY i. J. Butler, Deputy. l23
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04


Judge Henderson returned 10 Dallas
yesterday amer a VISIT 10 rs farm.
JOHN b. Mixes egg shov yesterday
morning was something immense. tie
had little eggs and big ones. and al
colors.
Ladies. have you seen those lovely
sicilian and mohair skirts at Wyte'sg
They are just what you want. TO
"The Daily Eagle has become a ne.
cessity," said Judge Buckholis yssler-
day morning. II read Il before coming
down town and couldn't hardly est
along without It. IN tell you there's
meat in IT," And 20 there is-nsws.
fresh crisp and readable.
Capt J. P. s. Thompson, the veteran
drummer and formerly merchant a.
Apderson. died Wednesday, axed -
years, II months and 20 days. He
visited Bryan regularly and vac widely
known throughout ihis section.
The Pilot names Capt. ]. J. Adams
as q proper person for . place on the
railroad commission, and We heartily
second the nomination. Capt. adams'
experience and ability are such a. to
fii him for such place most perfectly.
Jim Bush, the young man charged
with the shooting Of W. B. Me6rs7or.
has been arrested and placed under
bond. He is about 81 years old and
has been working for McGresor.
I keep on hand always q fan stock Of
the following feed sluiIs, ear corn, she'll
ed cora, bran, hay, oats and extra
good quality Of cotton seed meal, hulls.
etc Also have plenty Of Alfalfa-a
very fine feed. Your patronaes win be
appreciated. TT. Castles.
Phone 81. sm1
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

or imposiure, are preserved and Ye.
posed. Lord Bacon.
"A good book is the presrious lifs.
blood Of the master spirit embaimed
and treasured up fora llie beyond. -
John Milton.
Nov that my books have been put
In their p aces. q soul seems 70 have
been added 10 my dwelling Cicero.
I'm books lies the soul Of the whole
past time. ."-Carlyle.
Books, like Friends, should BE- few
and well chosen. ."--JoineriAas.
"The great work Of seli-cnltige ge-
mains 70 be carried on long afier mas
ters, and tutors, and professors have
finished their labors and exhausted
their and exhausted their arts. r-R.
Q. Winthrop.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
KILLED BY DgsPEKGooss.
thsEiG GWynn Dead and Another .
She Posss Badly Wounded.


thsFia GWynn Dead and Another oi
she rosss Sadly woundsd
coxcoRD. Ca. April s.-The sheriff
Of Pike county lies dead from a bullet
shot into bis body by one Of a gang Of
notorious desperadoes and one Of the
most prominent citizens Of the town
has received what is believed 10 be q
mortal wound from the same source.
Taylor Delk Is the leader Of the gang.
he stands charged with a number Of
crimes and others Of his family have
more chAlked against them. The grand
jury returned bill charging one Of the
Deik brothers with a poniientiary OF.
fense and yesterday Sheriff Gwynn,
with a posse. went 10 the Dslk home
mar here after their man. As the
sheriff stepped up 10 the door he was
fred upon BY somebody inside and fell
TO the porch mortally wounded. He
begged for some Of his posse to get him
and John +. Madden. = prominent mer.
chant, who was one OF the posse. went
after the wonded man. AZ he drew
near another bullet from the rifle inside
the house went crashing through both
his thighs, breaking both legs
This greatly infuriAted the crowd on
the outside aud fully 80 shots were ex.
changed. The house is surrounded and
the people on the outside declare their
intention 70 burn It down over the
heads Of Delk aud his gang II they do
not surrender. II they DO. it looks a.
II they would Be lvnched.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

LIVINGSTON, Tex. April 3.-Mr. Sci.
lers. who lives At Goodrich. eight miles
south Of here, came In aud reported 70
tho sheriff that he had found a man
dead in the creek below Goodrich.
Justice Epporson and Sheriff Stanley
gent down 70 make an examination.
Two men went fishing Ai this place
about two weeks ago. and ii is supposed
that the dead man Is one Of them, a. he
was found hanging 20 one Of the hooks
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
win one Amsndm.sl

WASHINGTON. April S-The house
bill requiring the residence Of one year
In suits for divorce IN the territories re.
ceived favorable endorsement by the
senate committee on territories. The
committee amended the bill 20 as To
provide that IL shall po, affect the suits
already begun.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
PUBLICLY cowAIpsu.
". d. Woodward whipped b. alss Nsl-
Ne Downs at post Worth.

FoRT WORTH, Tex. April a.-w. d.
Woodward was publicly oowhided here
yesterday BY Miss Nellie Downs Tho
trouble was caused over a small debt
and too much talking. Miss Downs
claims her character was attacked BY
Mr.. Woodward. Both were arrested.
Mr.. Woodward was released without
bail. but Miss Downs had to give slOO
bond for her appearance.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
nIsw Hls owa brains ouL

DALLAS, April 3 William Mayer, 4
aaloonkeeper. committed suicide hero
By Blowing his brains ous with a shot.
gun. No motive is known for the deed.
Two years ago a brother Of Mayer sui.
cided here BY drowning himself in the
Trinity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

WASHINGTON, April S--The river aud
harbor appropriation bill has been iin.
ished by the house committee The 10.
cal amount carried BY the bill l. a few
thousands less than elO, 900. 900 or about
ti,OO0.O0O below the bill Of tho last con.
gross.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

PORTLAND, Or, April s.-Ths Popu.
lie, city convention nominated e1 Gov.
Pennoyer Tor mayor and the Tax layer
league Is expected to endorse the nomi.
nation. Governor Pennoycr refuses &c
stai9 whether he will accept the nomi.
nation.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

WASHINGTON, April S.--Tho meeting
Of the house committee on territories
yesterday was devoted 20 a discussion
Of the Arizona aud New Mexico state.
hood bills and the committee failed to
arrive at q voting siaFe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
The New woman Again.

OLATHE, Kan, April s.-Ths women
OF Spring Hill. town Of 300 population.
have nominated a straight womana
ticket by petition and expect % govern
municipal affairs Of that place during
the coming year.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
Exclusion to Monterey And
CITY OF Mexico.

On April II, very low exclusion rates
will be made 10 Monterey and CITY. Of
Mexico for the Rpworth League excur-
sion. Call on neares, Agent for full
information, D. ]. Price, A. q. ?. A..
l. 4 q. N. R.R.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

WASHINGTON, April 8-The senate
committee on Judiciary has decided up.
ON favorable report upon the voluR.
tary bankruptcy bill.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

WASHINGTON. April S.-The senate
committee on territories has authorized
a favorable report on tho nomination
Of Hon. n +. Franklin 10 succeed Gov.
Hughes as governor Of Ariaona
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
The PRESIDENTIAL NonIEATIoN.
Dspsw Agaia Expresses Hh oplnioa =
60 the WInner.

sAS FRAEcIsco. April ain discuss.
Ing the chances Of candidates FOR the
Republican presidential nomination,
Chauncey N. Dspew. who arrived here
In company with Cornelius Vanderbilt,
said:
There are only four msn whose
chances at s. Louis are worth speaking
about. McKinley ssAnda easily In the
lead with Reed, Allison aud Morton
ranging In the order named. Morton
stands perhaps an even chance with AL.
lison, as he starts in with "a OF the
New York state delegation. We Of
New York, mindful Of the past, think
Morton stands a very good show. Prosi.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

TOPEKA, April 3.-Governor Morrill,
has finally decided to make q redhoi
tight for denomination He says be Il
entitled TO a denomination and propose,
10 20 after IL with all the energy he
possesses.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
w.rI.r A,,.na. Ian,.n n.rr,....

HAVANA, April S-Captain General
Wsyler and his sta6 and civil and mill.
tAry authorities took part yesterday and
today In the religious ceremonies In
the cathedral, ~ which were also a..
semhled all the elite Of Havana
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04
ChoIce Rend Corn.

Thirty days earlier than our native
corn, and viii mature before the droulk
comes also have large German Nil.
let. sorghum seed aud all kinds Of
grain. Phone h3. &. =. MOore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

WASHINGTON. April S.-The treas
ury loa' t2ac, 400 in gold coin and e1O.'
300 In bar which leaves the trus
amount Of the reserve eI9s. los, ,9OL
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-04-04

FOR RENT-From June let ths two
story brick building on Main street
now occupied by Mr. Carr. Apply 20
n. Bonneville S..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28

MORE work than a Congress OF
the United States averages at ses-
sion has been undertaken by the
present Hawaiian Legislature. II
it carries to a successful determin
alton three or four sound measure:
it will be doing very well indeed
The foremost of these should bt
provision for new roads, tax adjust
ment and expression on cable. The
registration act. be it for good Oh
i'll, is fortunately out of the way.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28

AT WASHINGTON young ladies
connected with churches have or
gained a Purity Club. Young
men whose habits are not correct
are blacklisted. The young mel
back there must be a pretty bac
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28

THAT remarkable journal, the
Progressive Educator, at Lahaina-
luna, Maui, is just now fairly ex-
ceiling all previous freaks. 1t is
publishing a continued story of a
base ball game played by British
troops during the Revolution.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28
WITHOUT PREJUDICE.

An unprecedented view or version
seems impossible to some local pub
lie factors or elements. The Ad0er-
tisey attributes the defeat of Minis
ter Damon's funding plans to bull
doing, ignorance and the sway OF
personal interests. 1t is about
fortnight since that the paper in
question was severe and unfair in
tasking the Cabinet member on the
insufficiency of his report. This
criticism was no less than an indict-
ment for either incapacity or delib-
crate concealment. 1t was an I'M
warranted arraignment calculated
to arouse doubt on the budget. 1t
was an intimation that there was
purpose peculiar in some features of
the return.
Now the AdgerkiSer veers around
completely. 1t will not concede
that there was possibility of weak
ness or error in the conversion
scheme proposed by the Minister.
No other Cabinet member adj
vocated it on the floor. There
are in the Senate fifteen of the
very best and most responsible
men in this country. Not a single
member of that body supported the
refunding act as presented. Half a
dozen of the leading business
men of Hawaii appeared before
the Senate Committee when
this piece of legislation
was first taken up. Every one OF
them found fault with the bill. Not
one of them agreed with the Min
lister. The Senators and the bust
ness men not in politics pointed to
flaws in the measure. They could
not reconcile claims of stability,
evidences of solvency, certainty OF
soundness, excellent credit reputa-
ton, with plan for conversion al
fifteen per cent discount, four pei
cent interest and IN per cent COM
mission land other charges. y
The arguments made by the
Senators opposing the Act had
some substance. Their contentious
were clear enough to appeal to even
the wayfarer. They all favored
conversion, but did not like the
terms given. Debate by the Min
lister was in effect that the Execu
tive should be trusted. There is
confidence in the Executive, as
we'll as in the Minister of Finance,
but so long as the Senate is being
consulted it certainly has the righ'
to urge its own ideas. 1t cannot and
will not be denied this privilege
particularly when supported as i
has been in this matter. Conversion
will carry ultimately. There is
every assurance that it will be pu
through. One side must yield tC
some extent. The other must bC
open 10 conviction. There is NJ
sense or business in continuing Il
pay six per cent. on the nationa
debt when the interest can DE re-
duced. There is no reason and but
little justice in trying to force pei
plan to whichvalid objection is made
The real friends Of refunding are
those willing to compromise. The
real enemies are those who abuse
Sen itors and business men whose
opin ons are worth consideration,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28

GREAT BRITAIN has instituted
vigorous and radical naval reforms.
1t is admitted that it took two
weeks instead Of two days to as
se,nble the Flying Squadron and
that while vessels are numerous,
men are scarce.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28

No statesman has yet proposed a
system of balloon transit, but the
Legislature will be in session six
weeks yet.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28

THE Minister of Finance is GER
tainly an industrious member with
an admirable capacity for serenely
receiving opposition.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28
WV. DIMOD'S

The alternating sun and
showers during the past few
months have acted as a tonic
on the growing things in the
yard and garden. The grass
has grown greener and where
ever the beetles have given
the plants an opportunity buds
have blossomed into beautiful
flowers. But green grass and
sweet smiling pansies fade in
their attractiveness if the
pathways and lawns are not
kept tidy. Yard brooms and
energy will do the work if the
materials and energy are the
right sort.
We have yard and push
brooms made to wear, and we
sell them cheaper than you
ever knew of them being sold
for.
We have step ladders, too
the best you ever used; the
kind you can step on without
endangering your life.
!Mw!M@~~~~-Q..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28

THE street extension act as ap'
proved by the Senate has most pal
pable weakness. 1t opens a way
for mulcting the Government.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28

THERE should be no delay in en-
acting a curfew law.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28

THE Senate act to grant land for
a Chinese hospital is righteous
measure.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-04-28

A NEW loan of $3.50, 900 on good
terms would about fill the bill.