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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
a CHARMING INCIDENT.

n triflinG incident is n Significant H.
lustratton of Mrs. Randali's fineness Of
character. On their departure from
their luxurious hcme given over to their
creditors, the last morning n message
was carried to Mrs. Randall that n man
waited below who had come to bid her
goodbye. n little puzzled she went
down to face q plain but decent appear.
ing person whom to her knowledge she
had never before seen.
came TO wish you goodbye" he en-
claimed.
More puzzled than ever, Mrs. Randall
returned his farewell. and said: II
really do not know YOU"
Not know me! WHY yoa have sno-
ken to me every day for years. ever since
| nave been carrying out your ashes"
is ii possible" she exclaimed ..tho,
you are the ash man."
Yes, and have many a time told
my wife that when was driving along
my cart was always glad to see Mrs
ltahdail coming, for ! was sure of n
DOW ana SSdmc pleasant words, ana !
cleaned myself up to-day 10 come and
say goodbye and to tell YOU how sorry
am Tor your leaving" And Mrs. Ran
lall is as proud of that simple laborer's
regard as If the friendship of th.. Van
derbilts.
n BRILLIANT SUCCESS.
Having made UP her mind to devote
herself to art work she began with n
VIII. doing all sorts and kinds wher,
she could get orders, or found her pro
auctions salable. Her hand deveIopnf
marvellous cunning and her brai,
kept pace. She originated ch ice do
signs and novel fancies. until to-day
her work is beautiful and artistic in Inc
extreme. Her china painting is cynui-
site-and speaks for herself as she noA
receives S215 for dozen plates deco.
rated from her own designs Her mr.,
cInbroideries are lovely to look updn,
ana she makes quite a specially of nil.
ioWs. each one a beauty. Though as
YET almost novice in her adopted nro.
iession. her fame is widespread. and
during the holidays Just passed she
liled thousand dollar order from
florencc. Italy, alone.
Her lovely daughter has married adj
vahtagenusly, and her husband rises IN
TO can her blest. Not satisfied with
carrying him through the crisis nov
mat MIR. Randall is restored 10 hcattb
and again taking up his share of tbn
burden, his interchangeable wife is s,in
AZ work that she may help him paw off
every penny of his inst debts
CAROLYN HALSTED
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
SOUTH MILLS, N. c.

South Mills, N. c.. Jan. 22.-(SpeciaD
Mr.. j. A. Spencer Jr.. while out hunt
ing to-day, was given quite q lively
chase by COW. Mr.. Spencer succeeded
In reaching the fence just in ample
time to save himself from perhaps n
serious affair.
Mr.. Grandy Sawyer, one Of our en-
terprising citizens, has moved to Ports
mouth. We wish him much success at
his new home.
We notice on our streets the Rev. Dr.
Oberly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
Notice.

,.t Motiee is hereby given that. having p,r
signed by Nichols & Wallace. We vii iii
oGhmuct the Mems Furnishing and Tail
Main street, Norfolk. Va 80 ''''
We nave apr 'nted L. D. NICHOI &
5mu w. A. W"n.'c our agents 10 CON
LUCY LUCY sald business, and as such n rauts
theE have fun authority to act for, lis ''''
,,c II. NJ NICHOLS
Jaio-zW l.. II. WAIJhC,t,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
His Eyes Injured.

Chief Officer Miles. OF the steamer
Goytno, has bsen taken from his ship
4t SpaHow's Point, Baltimore. for med
zeal attention to his eyes, Last Satur-
tiay, when the Govino was ashore on
cape Henry, one of the signalling rock
cts exploded in his hands. Much of the
IRE went into his eyes. severely injur-
Ing them.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
ON HER OWN RESOURCES.

She had always possessed an artistic
tendency, but had paid very little at
tention to its development When this
crisis came she turned to II as posi-
bic resource and it proved her mascot.
Luck turned again, but the species of
luck 1t was that goes with patience.
perseverance and hard work
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23

On account of stock taking Frank H.
Gaie, the jeweler. will sell Diamonds,
Watches and Fine Jewelry at cost dur
ING the month OF January.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
THE HEROINE OF AFAlLURE.
Mrs. Charles Kmowcr Randall Proves
Women AFRO Faithful ifclpniecis.

New York, Jan. ia living example
"a 'hand6stEe and charming one. too, of
now a woman can practically and
financially prove the traditional help
mate of her husband. is found in Mrs
Helen Leoise Randall, wife of the prom
lnent broker, Charles knower Randall
Tor eighteen years Governor CT New
Works Stock Exchange.
PROSPEROUS BEGINNING.
When the young beauty and belle of
the great metropolis most fashionable
contingent linked her future with that
of the rich young Adonis of her choice,
she little realized that in the turning
oil fortunes wheel the day would come
when their vast store OF this world
goods would be swept away without
warning, and she must turn 10 and be-
come wage-earner to save u home for
herself and husband.
Born In Albany. Mrs. Randall moved
with her parents to New York in her
childhood and was educated In the
city's most select school for young la
dies. Marrying very young. she enter
ed upon the usual career of the wealthy
young matron. and devoted her days
TO butterfly existence. with a con-
genial husband of whom she could be
justly proud. and n lovely daughter.
life was one long round of gaiety
When presto, almost In the twinkling
OF an eye, came Il crash in Wall street
CARRYING her husbands all with 1t. his
health gave way and she was left 10
battle with some Of the hardships of
which this work-a-day world is fun.
Almost crushed by the suddenness and
the extent of the blow. Mrs Randall
for moment did not know what to do
and then her real grit and strength of
chara cter came to her aid
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23
CHINA DECORATORS

MRS. JENNY DELoNEY RICE
teaches all the latest Partisan DESIGNS In
Sn,nA PAINTINGS, Tapestry, Pastel. Water
sSS S'fHITS U ana Oil Paintings. NORFOLK
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23

Mrs. Randall and her husband were
fortunate IN their friends-the Wander
bits, Astors and ether stars in the So
cial firmament-for they We're not de-
serted when their riches took wings
this fact proving the real worth Of their
good qualities.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-01-23

Exposure to cold, damp winds NAV ra-
suit IN pneumonia unless the system Is
gent fnVigoratcd with Hoods Sarsana
r1liS- :" '''
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04
PHOTOS THAT STAND OUT
A NEW PROCESS THAT REACHES
A MOST EFFECTIVE RESULT.
Like Statuary-W. C. Peacock the
Owner Here-Williams to Adopt the
Scheme.

w. c. Peacock brought with hin
from Europe "a patent right for the
Hawaiian Islands OF a new invention
that will revolutionize the process OF
putting up photographs. II is, in
brief, a machine for raising the pic.
ture on the card, giving 1t the APP
pearance of statuary. All the feat
ures of the face are accurately
brought out in the medallion.
photographs from any camera are
used, the other machine being dis
tinct and operating separately. The
machine can also be adjusted to con
form to any size picture from small
cigarette photo to life painting. Mr..
Peacock has a large number of IL
Illustrations of the work of the ma
chine in Europe and America.
Tomorrow the instrument will be
Oh exhibition at Williams art gallery,
where the public may see It and it's
work. Mr.. Williams will adopt the
new process In his business. He esti-
mates that it improves the qualities
of a photograph fifty per cent. After
a time the pictures will be on sale in
quantities in the Islands. Mr.. Peacock
also owns the right for several other
countries. The product of the pro-
cess is marvelousiy faithful and makes
an art result difficult 10 excel. The
new pictures in the States are from
SEQ dozen up. Julien ID. Hayne
brought the first of the photographs
to the Islands some months ago.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04


Circus tonight
May 23-Sugar cents.
Bruce Warning is again quite ill
Circus matinee Saturday at p. m
-. L. Finney wants an experiences
canvasser
New features ~ the circus perform
ance tonight
W. +. Allen holds G. 4. Brown.
power of attorney.
Marshal Brown has a notice ID
milkmen in this issue
The Y. VI. G. \. orchestra will have
rehearsal at I:3O this evening.
Two more opium fieuds were ar.
rested by the police Wednesda, even.
ing.
Hebron Drug Company announces Ii
have been appointed agents Of the cei-
ebrated Pink Pills.
Regular monthly meeting y. NJ. G.
\. this evening at 1880. Business OF
Importance.
The Government band will play at
the base ball game saturday First
Regiment vs.. Kams.
win Herrick left by the Australia,
for the Coast. He will enter music
store in San Francisco
i. q. Hall Il Sons have an interest
ing advertisement on the Stearns Ri
cycle in today's issue.
l.. u. Kerr advertises that he sells
cheaper and supplies more reliable
goods than any other firm
The tea party of the women's Board
of Missions will take place at Central
Union church at p. M. tomorrow
The first Sunday band concert is to
be given at Kapiolani park at 3 p. m.
next Sunday by the order of Minister
Cooper.
Mrs. Hanna has placed soda foun-
tain in her store room for the conyen-
fence of her patrons and the public
in general.
The first regular weekly PRAYER
melting will be held at Palama chanel
Friday evening and will he led by
VIM. a, Bowen.
Supreme, Circuit and District Courts
closed at 10 o'clock out of respect to
to the family of Judge Hartwell IN
their bereavement.
Tailor shears never clipped finer ma
terials than those found in the ready
to wear clothing of NJ. McInerny. See
ad for details.
c. Dn Roi, bookkeeper for b. +.
Ehlrs d Co., and Miss Cgrpll, former
~ of the Queens hospital, were mar
ried at the Catholic Cathedral Wednes-
day afternoon.
n. Il. Petersen caused the ARE Il Of
John Ouderkirk on the charge OF as
sault and battery. Mr.. Ouderkirk was
on his own recogni.ance TO
appear for trial tomorrow.
w. l.. Moss,nan, the young man
who should have appeared before the
Circuit Court at Waikiki yesterday,
nd not leave by the Australia Us was
planned. He is charged with lar
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04
DANCE THIS EVENING,
Prospects for Highly Successful Mil
, itary Hop by Company A.

Company AS hop will take place at
the armory this evening. More than
Two hundred tickets have already been
sold on the outside. This insures the
attendance of from 300 TO 400 people.
Tickets will also be sold at the door
before the hour for opening. They
admit one gentleman ench and an M
limited number Of ladies.
Last night the committee on decor
ations worked until ~ o'clock, and
transformed the drill hall into bow
err Of taste and elegance. At the
front is big A, thirty Ave feet high.
The American and Hawaiian colors
are draped upon IL. The bottom OF
the letter forms the entrance TO the
dance hall. IL is a beautiful and ap-
propriate design. Every side of he
hall is decorated with the colors of
all nations, and code flags are thiclsly
grouped in the space aboyn. Thc
company's room il decorated with
American and Hawaiian flags. A large
German flag graces the stage in the
rear of the hall.
Ten members of the Hawaiian band,
pophlarly known as Rosen's orchestra,
VIII furnish music. Dancing will be-
gin ~ about 8. Carriages well, from,
ii p. nj. TO ; o, IN,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

cANplA, gslpnd 0f orete) Nuy b,
slpce Nay m DE- gDrs1u u "
mos consisting " ,a00 mep hha Dep
beseiged by 20oo ipspIRepi- VIM ~,
eppy strong positions ne yo9ps leff
kali'as % Tbprrday ~ aitgDpi Ie
relief % DE beselged soldbJs Jbe
relieyeipg fQree Wos utiuetrJ p0d
compelled ~ retpn afp s4pgpg
heavy loss Tbe hoops By yawD blnt
only spniGept iood y losi d e0uple NJ
days.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

& M6GG @@ N 6d8 Mf ial
# im8 Hai a8i &is@l &s,l
iW HH8 MI u M Ms6 Gi
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NaEi &@it 8if f@tfafbi
lAl. EA.l Ah-L
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04
HOUSE.

Minister King reported two bill,
signed by the President; Bill relat
ing to records of births, deaths ant
marriages and bill relating to port,
of entry.
Rep. Winston presented the commit
tees report on Senate Bill 30, relating
to the manufacture of wine recon
mending slight changes in the word
ing and the passage Of the bill. Ac
cepted TO be considered with the bill
Rep. Robertson, from the conference
committee, on Senate bill g, reported
recommending the passage of the fol
lowing items;
Salary of professor of chemistry
for January and February, Sl66; land
ings and buoys, Hawaii $1,000; new
road, HonokaneImi Gulch, $4,000; road
from Pahoa 10 tead to Rycroft's road,
$4,000; judgment In favor of Mrs.
Victoria Ward for beach road, SlO,-
605,DO; expenses of electric railway
commission, HiO5,bOi roads and
bridges, Kolon, 5000; subsidy TO steam
.er between liilo and Pohoiki, Island
of Hawaii, one trip a month, 81 200;
telephone connection between Pohoiki
court house, Puma and Ililo, on con-
dition that like amount be expended
by residents of the district, $1,000.
The item telephone from Kohala 10
Hnehue on condition that Kohala res
idents raise $4,000, $4,000 Is struck
out Report adopted.
senate bill So, re- postage stamps.
passed third reoding unanimously.
senate Bill 20, re Manufacture of
wines from grapes of Hawaiian
growth, passed second reading,
Adjourned
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04
JuNE N

Nineteen thoropghbreds and stand
ard bred horses are already in for the
I'M Of june raeesi Mr. w. Waierf
has entered Lard Brock Billy 6 boz
been returped 70 Maui by bis owprr
Mr. W. u. corpwell, and VIII poi ep-
ter The program this year bids fair
10 be the best IN YEARS,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04
jim QUINN.

At latest adyices James Quinn wa
leaving California with a load of liy,
stock for Guntamala, lie has heard
Of some fellow in thai country who !,
clearing $4,000 a month on The sal'
Of mules, II that be so, Jim win staS
there il the figures are . little les,
than reported be will return agniI
TO Honolulu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

It's as easy as falling off log. By
purchasing all your Dry Goods at
Kerr's store on Queen street, you not
only save money, but You have the
choice of New and Fashionable goods
in endless variety. Before buying else
where call and examine the latest i'm
portations, viz: Laces, Ribbons,
Flowers, Feathers. Swiss Muslins
Lawns and a nice assortment of Fig
ured Dimities at 15c per yard (sold
elsewhere at 25c) and complete stool,
of bed and table linen,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

JACEsuNNulE Np, gs ru U.
clustering expeditions arr uou Hmt
for Cuba One Of thes, rNpediuou b
carried by the inusada and the olu
oy the lhrrc ffialds lhe former
sailed last night with % big cargo of
arms and 200 Cuhw volunteers rur
Three Friends also goa away last niphi
With q cargo oi Ammunition
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

Having used Chamberlain's pongl
Kennedy ~ my family and found 4
TO be first class article ! take pleas
pFe in recommending u 70 my friends
j. Y, FOSTER, Westport, Cab For sal'
by al druggists and dealers benson
Smith 4 Co., agents for u. T.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

WAsllNgTpH, Nay ~ NJ BiHr
united stairs NWiWtI N U4YaJ 30
.arrycd ip WasbipRfop H. callo3 b
ibe |ale deDpUmepi tQ3aU w djj
pot see seelfiarypm Ilp p9OlsDJ
beg p9i W. regsiped tbs stpy.g9i "
wbiob hf vas dtDrle1 ~ D At5fte
eiroel' n bropepial poelo,ppG D. y,
lTppeise9 He wv FewAb " DpJ
ipgqp Qply y day III No NM ~ ~
l9wsWle ~ w Ree9eg Ltll- .
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

SENATE.
Minister Cooper gave notice of b
bill making special appropriation lor
the bureau of Public instruction.
Under suspension of Che rules bin wa
read first time. 10 appropriated thr
sum Of Si,1gO.05 for repairs to school
house at Ne IA Hon. and rent of Fort
street school lot Tor the past tvo
years. Printing committr for English
/ copies.
House bills SIS and 80, relating to ac-
acknowledgements TO instruments and
registry Of conveyance, passed aual
reading.
senate BIN Is, relating to act to
authorize the consolidation of the pub
lie debt of the Republic Of Hawaii.
was takn up and read by sections.
Amount is reduced from S3,450,00O to
S3,330,o0o. This is ON account of the
lower terms. Interest is made per
cent under section 9. and the time
limit is made not less than twenty
five, nor more than fifty years. Sec.
tion was referred back to the com.
mittee ON account that it did not pre-
scribe the kind of money with which
interest should be paid.
Bill 10. to dehne and limit the now.
ers of the Minister of Finance in ear
rying out the refunding act, passed
second reading. The following sec
ton was added to the bill to protect
Hawaiian bond holders.
Section .. All holders Of oltstand
ing Hawaiian bonds, who are residents
of the Republic of Hawaii, shall be-
entitled TO receive in exchange for
the bonds now held by them, bonds
issued under the authority of this
Act, land TO receive thereon the high
est rate of discount which at the date
of such exchange has been allowed to
any person or persons, Syndicate. ,
Bank or Company, purchasing, issu-
ing or guaranteeing any such bonds
MS aforesaid) il such bondholders
present for exchange the bonds held
by them within ninety days after pub
lie notice has been given by the Min.
lister of Finance that he is prepared
TO make such exchange
House Bill IS, substitute for Senate |
3s, relating to the post office aud |
postal laws, came up. Mr. Baldwin
moved to table the bill. Carried.
Recess to 1880
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

HAYAAA, May ~ cupiaiD-geDrpI
Weyler' General 0ehando, captain N
the sian, and Colonel Ahumuda, M
captalp-General's aidede camp M bl
field uniforms ha'e siared ~ nptii
Honda on hoard me cruiser Naqpis
Of Epsenoda u is believed 1af ibe
departure u the capiai0-oeuerol
means thar ap important auj dedslye
movement Of Spanish torce uQlnsf
tbe Insurgents under Apioplo NaceJ
wiz shortly be underakeD
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04
TWENTY.T0uN ENnIs

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

WFNW YYW m NlYR5lb IHf
s4NA n me MINT f17W fJBt Hlfb
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

IHr arsf Convention HI UHr l q
= g. b. ever brid - .a- isall
Islands met n tar aa.n sairar
of truiraI lutu ehar.h Wraar..Ii
evening Heaufh nperr
aaoued thc pdp. un tH- .ta
we're Che Irttrr -t Er am.aI .
yellow to0rrs upou 90 errru basis
ground pom thr platform -lt rrr.
.deut D. ~ pekcy. ~s,rrfay Ms
Ngnes Judd aud Ec, e. W HH. 81
Ohio. the principal speaker Of th,
Ieyeuug
The church vas hucd with rrupr
kawaiahao seminary. kamehameha
Z Girls school and Oahu college urrs
out 80 almost fulI force. uther insr.
buttons represented by Sarge deIrea-
tions were Che following Epaorrh
League of thr M b. Church. kamt
hameha School Chinese Mission. Jap.
anese Lyeeum and other mission iusu.
buttons, besides approximations from
all the e.. D.. societies iu tbe COUNTRY
President Dickey iu rem minutes
talk welcomed the big audience aud
all the institutions represented Boa The
I meeting. The object was tp generate
centripital force that would sprend
and further Christian work
Miss Agnes Judd then read the ans
nual report of the secretary. At
showed the membership of the senior
society OF Honolulu To be OBS and The
Junior 3d. \ pupil was being sup
ported Ia liilo boarding school, and
500 had been pledged for the Hotel
street mission uilo's two societies
mad ~ and 10 members respectively
rain' % and iS' Makawai school, 20;
hawaiahao, 10 aud 80.
Some of the responses 10 the ruH
eau OF societies were very appropriate
ana Impressive. Miss Richards re-
Sponded for the Honolulu seniors with
the hymn "Rlest he the Tie that
hlhds. haWaiahao seminary respond
ed with the chorus, Lean To the
H'hle.' Others reeited verses and
scripture Rev llill of llilo was then
introduced and said
III he went not through the mar
row no" could he come to the broad?
pesplse not the day of small things,
Nothing begins fnl-hlown. An starts
small ana gradually develops into
greatness Objects in nature, senti-
ment history nations and in fact All
'hings begin small Americas great
ness began with The narrow of Ply
mouth Rock
me y y y e. ~ bad passed
through the narrow Now il had ent
cred the broad and the small fountain
nad broke upon all Chrisiendom.
what are possibilities in Hawaii? The
possibilities are in eXaet proportion
TO the manner they are applied, 10 The
hdeliiy brought to bear IN the work
success does not depend upan nnm-
pers' mn upon conservation
ne CHRISTIAN Enden'o' society is
nrStihr HALFWAY house TO the ohprehi
second a working force or training |
7'hoo' u inc rhhr'h' third' The
waiehlower OF the church
ne neNt fen'lT22f ihe meeting was
Wh"' was 'nl''d ths question box
u process Of RECEIVING written qpes-
l'ons from 'l'r audience and answer
ing mem pnhn'ly' M9st bore upon
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04
ST. LOUIS THEATER.

The dramatic entertainment to he
given at st. Louis college on the even
ing of the 18th is progressing finely.
Tickets will be on sale Saturda 4
Dress rehearsals will begin next week,
There are twenty-four characters in
the play.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

MADISON WIS May % Gcuera
Lucius Fairchild Commander. in-cbieI
m the loyal Legion and cx-eommpnd
er-m-obief n the Grand Amy of NJ,
Republic, died al 9iio O'Clock tonight
at his residence IN This ely GenglI
Fpirclild has suffered INN DC edect
of 10 grippe for several WRECKS
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

WASHINGTON May as. Cleveland
is getting rady 20 dtw pupher umI
IA the democratic collin nr mr
'ansrd IL TO be scmionlcmny u
noupccd ilmi hc b thinking seriously
h issuing another sioO0u0.0O0 worth
" bonds 20 proirei the gold resolve
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04
A CRANK In CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, May 23.--Howard of
Alabama presented in the House an
impeachment of the President. How
ard is the Populist who wrote IF
Christ Came to Congress" and is
thought to be crazy. He Vas prompt
ly suppressed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-06-04

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