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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
DEATH or MISS MARY PERKINS.
This Young Lady, Popular In Rich
mond. Passes Away I'm Birmingham

mond. Passes Away I'm EirmtHShn"
1s appended article, from the Birm-
ueham News. viii be read here with In
terest and sorrow. Miss Perkins was a
niece of Mrs. Alice Netherland. % No
,r east Clay street. and had spent the
greater part Of the last seven years with
her She had been ill here for several
months. and about two weeks ago was
rten % Birmingham. in the hope that
would improve. Instead Of this. she
crow steadily worse. and died on Tues
.y last
The News says: Miss Mary Perkins.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Constantine
Perkins O. No. 1909 Seventh avenue. died
rf l9 o'clock Tuesday morning az the
N'man Hospital. where she WAS taken
iarce or four days ago for treatment
Deceased had spent the past few years
With an aunt IN Richmond. Va, whore
she had been finishing her education.
Several months since she became ill with
stomach trouble. and al efforts 10 sue
cessfully disl0dge the disease proved fu-
lie. Seeing that aid could not be Sc
cured, her parents decided 10 bring her
back home and have her treated by the
slan Of the Hillman Hospital. trusting
LAT sha might In their skill find relief,
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d. possibly, get entirely over the

and, possibly, get entirely over the
trouble.
The move. however. was OF no avail.
and this morning her spirit winged its
way 10 the Being who gave 1t.
Miss Perkins was g lovable kind. and
beautiful woman. She was only - years
of age. and was budding into woman
hood that bid fair 10 be blessing ana
a comfort TO those who loved her 50 de-
vOtedly.
The deceased was the Oldest child.
There are three children-two girls and
one boy-who, with their parents. are the
recipients Of the heartfelt sympathy OF
the entire community.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
Glassware.
sevyice. for the Veterans.

The services at tho Soldiers Home
Thursday morning were Of the most inte-
r,st,ny character. DR.. Hogo preached one
OF his best sermons. which was listened TO
with marked attention by tho veterans.
and much enjoyed by all present. Many OF
the ladies OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union. together with representa-
fiyes from the Presbyterian and Methodist
homes. were present Rev. w. ,. i.eake.
the Baptist city missionary. was also
present. and assisted Or. Hoge In the SER
vices. After tho delivery Of tho sermon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
REV. MIR. BARsooM TONIGHT.
VIII Lecture at 81. johns German
FcyauxeIicnI Church on Armenia.

Rev. George Barsoom Will give lee
ture In English at the German Evangell-
cal church. Eighth and Marshall streets,
tonight al s O'Clock on the Armenians
and the massacres that they have suffered
from the Turks for q length OF time.
The parents OF the young minister are
Armenians. He was born and educated
I'm the city OF Constantinople. Before
leaving this city he had 10 witness more
than once scenes OF such horrible massa-
ores. ON one occasion he just escaped
with his life. Several members VI his
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

religious periodicals and tracts were ais
triouted among the soldiers. In the hos
pital Miss Miller sang sweet songs. ana
the ladies spoke comforting words to the
afflicted. These good women wsso headed
by Mrs. J. 7. Rogers. who Is well known
as a woman fun OF good works. BY the
kindness OF Messrs. Bliley & Wren the
ladies were conveyed TO and from the
home.
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ChinaWare.

Individual China Buffers, decorated
Decorated Cups and Saucers pair).
Meat Dishes ......... ......... .......
China CuspadOreS .............. ......
Cup, Saucer. and Plate Sets .........
1S-inch Turkey Dishes 80. ..........
Gold-Band China Cups and Sau-
GERS (palr).......- ....... .....-'..
Oval Deep Dishes ....... .......;..-
Decorated China Fruit Saucers....
Moustache Cups and SaucerS. 80.
Gold-Band China Plates ..........
China Mantel Ornaments ........,...
s-lnch Semi-Porcelain Plates (de-
corated) ...;.s. .....' ;.,;,.i
Motto Cups and Saucers, Carlsbad
Souvenir and After-Dinner Cups
and SauccrS ....... ....... .....
Decorated Cream Pitchers .........-
China Butter Dishes (decorated)..
Milk and Mush Sets ...... ..........
Cracker Jars, decorated china =. =.
China Tea-Pots, decorated..... 49,.
S-piecs Tea Sets. Carlsbad china. 4
Chamber Sets, underglazed decora-
tons, 10 pieces ....... .....:....;
Handsome China Dinner Sets. hand
painted decorations. contain los
Hand-P painted Chamber Sets, Il
pieces. with slop jar. worth Slz;
Dinner Sets, English CHINA, lov
pieces $500. ....'.. ....;,....s,''';;ao
Chamber Sets. hand painted. ~
pieces, bought 10 sell at NSo,
will go Monday 80. ....... $50.
le-pisce Chamber Sets, with STOP jar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

Cards, Bill-Heads, Statements. Letter
Heads, Heads Circulars, Handbills.
Dodgers. etc.. printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give you
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send US your orders and
we viii guarantee satisfaction In every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

Cards. Bill-Heads. Statements. Letter
Heads. Note-Heads, Circulars, Handbills.
Dodgers. etc. printed by the Dispatch
Company at low prices. Will give you
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send us your orders and
we will guarantee satisfaction In every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

Orders for printing sent to tho Dispatch
Company win be given prompt Attention,
and the style OF work aud prioeo VII -
sure To please Kan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20
our BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT

HAS BEEN REPLENIsIzED WITH
EVERYTHING NEW AND STYLISH
AT LOW-DOWN PRICES.
Black English Mohair, all the best and
choicest patterns. worth Zoe, AZ
23c.
An Elegant Black sicilian. worth Soc,
- 1-2c.
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Tinware.
Stoves.

Air-Tight Heaters (wood savers).. FL
Cast.lron Cylinder Stoves, for coal. ~
Gas-Heating stoves -. .... 4,
Oii-Stoves. l burner ...
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Toys.

CentS.
Tin Sets ...... ........ .......... z
Tea Sets, china ........... ,.........s. 10
China Dolls. 49, ............,.....
French KID Dolls..... .......... 1S
Nis-inch French Kid Dolls........ s.
Tow Cooking-R Ranges, fun nickel. IS
Iron Toys. Zoe. kind. .............. %
Building Blocks, gc. kind. ...... il
No. Brass Upright Engines.-... -
Alpha bet Blocks...... ..............
Tin TOps......... ...... .... ...........
Pianos, 10 keys ..............s- -...s- q
Tin TOYS - ..... ........, 3
Rocking Chalrs.... ...................... q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

Looking After the Inner Man
On Christmas Day.

be Day with ardr A
bring gladnes Christmas.
lmakeac whether
recipient specials htI enable dollar bring than
us amoun Of good cheer.
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LESSONS OF THE DAY.
RICHMOND PASTORS DISCUSS THE
SIGNIFICANCE OF CHRISTMAS.
ARE AGAINST NOISY DEMONSTRATIONS

III Observed as the Anniversary of
Cbrisfs birth the Celebration
Should he I'm Keeping with the
Sentiment of Such nm Occasion.
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ORNAMENTS.

Bisque Ornaments 10. %. 80. 49, 80. roc.
TO s..
a complete line OF all New md Hand
some Imported French and German
Wares. ct prices TO suit all.
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Lamps.

Bracket Lamps .......... -,......
Glass Stand Lamps ...... .......>...
Night Lamps. ....... .. 80. ......s...
Handsome Table Lamps. ..........
Hall Lamps ...... ...............,. 80.
Brass Banquet Tampa, centre draft
F1ow-Blue Banquet Lamps, worth
se....-... ........ ....... -s........s
Hand-Painted banquet Lamps,
globe TO match ........ ........ o..
Princess Banquet Lamps, worth
Sl.Dy... ...... ......... .............
Hand-Painted Lamp Globes, S-inch,
viii only sell one dozen. ........
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

LAMPs.-An elegant Cupid lamp. with
shade and holder, worth $3.50, at A49-
for Monday only.
Solid Brass Lamps. as. $145. sl.75. sLs5.
20 so.
An elegant line OF Fancy Work-Boxes.
Observation-Disclosures. Glove-BoXcs. Neck
tie Boxes.
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RUBBER TOYS.

White Rat-Ralls 3 10 50c.
Red Inflated Balls. q. s5c., 20 81.
Fancy ColOred Inflated Balls. 10c. to 81
Colorcd Nlusical-Fluted Balls, 3 10 &c
Rubber Teething Rings. 90 2jc.
Rubber Animals, 10, %. and soc.
Rubber Rattes. 10. 70 and zJc.
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EIEIGlfS.
CHAIRS.

Rocking Chairs, 8. ., %. 49, 70. SOC, s
and up.
Plush-Seat Rockers. 79c.
Chairs. 70. %. 80. ~. 20, SIC, and up.
High Chairs, 7Sc.
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sIATTJNGs, MATTISGS!i

WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES ARE
THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.
Mattings At s, 10. 12is 10, IS and 2oc.,
worth double.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-20

CLOAK REDUCTIONS.
MONDAYS CLOAK SELLING WILL
FIND NO EQUAL IN RICHMOND.
A WONDERFUL CHANGE IN PRICES.
All OF our 81 Cloaks go Monday at
$3.50.
All OF our 3 Cloaks Monday.
$3.50.
All Of our $50 Cloaks, Monday.
s4.os.
All Of our 80 Cloaks. Monday.
$3.50.
Capes from 81 to $40. worth double.
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SOLDIER OUTFITS.

Regulation Military Cap. Knapsack,
Gun and Epaulettes DC 20 Fl.
Spike Helmet, Sword, and Chevrons. Sc.
Regulation Military Caps. with pompon,
Gun. sword, Knapsack, Sergeants Chey-
r0ns. 79c.
Plumed Helmet, Bugle, Chevrons,
Sword. Belt. and Cartridge-Box. 79c.
Drum-Alajor Outft-Hussar Shake and
Plume Epaulettes Baldric, and Orna-
ments Heavy Brass Hill. Wood Grip
Sword. and Onamented Scabbard, Wood
Baton. with brass bail ana tip. 81.
GUNS.
Dangerless Pop-Guns 10 10 SOC.
Plain Srring-Gun, 10 TO &c.
Afr Rifrs. &c. 10 81.
DOLL CARRIAGES.
An elegant line Of Doll Carriages from
15c &C. So
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-02-20
VIEST AND snuIA

\ mob took Grant Atterberry, who
was in jail at Sullivan, Ill, charged
with assaulting his sister-in-la1, Mrs.
Roxey Atterberry, on January %, and
strung him up to a tree.
The celebrated colored jockey, Isaac
Murphy, died at Lexington. Ky, OF
heart failure.
The death of Judge Emery ID. Potter
occurred at Toledo, o., aged 90 years.
lie was member of congress in 1851.
During a quarrel near Paris, Tex,
Charles and William Walker were killed
and Jack Williams was fatally shot.
All were prosperous farmers.
Ten freight cars jumped the track
near Dexter, o., on the Kanawha d.
Michigan railroad, aud seven tramps
were killed.
Mrs. Mary L. Lease. of Wichita, Kan,
TO enter the ministry.
In Ohio the convention of Reputlic
clubs met at Columbus and Endorsed
Maj Mckinley for president
Archie Warner, William FowIds and
Alvin Rowley, all men with families,
were killed near Milan, o., by the cav
ing in of the wall of an artesian well
which they were boring.
At San Jose. Cal. J. z. Anderson, q
fruit dealer, failed for $4,000.
The death of james II. Br-.Nn, for 80
years editor of the Galena Qll.l Ca
yette, occurred at the home of his
daughter i'm Chicago. aged Ga years.
On Dog island beach nea@ Cara
r,lto III, , hoo. corsoiuino five dead
men and six barely alive was found.
\ poStponement was announced OF
the fight advertised TO take place on
the 18th in Texas between Fitzsimmcns
and Maher because ol the bad cond:-
ton Of the latter's eye
At the age OF IS years Allen Dods-
worth, for many years conductor of
the celebrated Dodsv. orth band in New
York, died at Pasadena, Cal.
Republicans of Minnesota will NEE.
in state convention in Minneapolis
,<arch - for tine selection OF four dele
gates at large and nine presidential
electors.
After hving IS days without a
nouthful Of solid nourishment. Mrs.
Angela Carberry died at Eekerty, Ind.
Alonzo walliug and Scott Jackson
were indicted at Newport, Ky, for the
murder of Pearl Bryan, the girl found
II Fort Thomas. Ky, with her head
cut off
Fire destroyed % business places, in
Guiding the post office AMI bank. at
keLnatt. Mo.
The republicans % the Third Illinois
district renominated Hugh Il Belknap
for congress, and in the. Fifth district
George Z. White was renominsted.
Flames that broke out in G. q. Loaf
dry goods store at Sunf.eid, Mich,
burned four storesand 9 no FL. the total
loss being $4,000.
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The EAST.

Democrats of Pennsylvania will meet
at Allentown April 20 10 nominate can
,lidates for presidential electors. two
congressman at large and delegates
to the national democratic convention.
The Niagara fails on the American
side for the first time in half Q century
practically ran dry. The formation Of
am ice gorge was the cause.
1t was said that \. Il. Williams. until
recently cashier of the Traders ma
tional bank at Scranton, Pa, was short
$4,000 in his accounts.
Several juniors were expelled at
Brown university in Providence, Il. l..
for the remainder of the college year
because of alleged dishonesty in rhet.
oric.
The miners at Sand Run and Carbon
Hill, Pa, were said 10 be in 4 very desti-
tute condition.
At the age of 20 years Rev. William
I.athrop Kingsley, one of the profound
est scholars in New England. died at
his home in New Haven, Conn. He had
been editor of the New Englander and
Yale Review for nearly 40 years.
The bill passed by the New York
legislature transferring the Palisades
10 the national government for a ma
tiOnal park was signed by Gov. Morton.
The death OF Thomas Hughes Hinck
lev. an artist of wide fame. occurred a.
LIS home ina Milton. Mass, aged 81
years
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Fire in the City of Guayaquil. in
Ecuador, caused loss of $4,000, 900.
Rebels in Corea killed a party of Jap
anese who were engaged in protecting
the telegraph.
1t was said that MI. Gladstone would
reenter parliament. He wishes to sup
port the Armenians.
The famous musical composer, Am
broise Thomas, died in Paris, aged IS
years.
On the river at Brisbane, Queens
land, steamer capsized and 40 per-
sons were drowned.
Later advices say that the fire in
Guayaquil. Ecuador. destroyed 100
houses ana 80 persons were burned to
death.
Dispatches from Seoul, capital OF
Corea, say that in an uprising there
the premier and seven officials were
murdered and the ing and crown
prince sought shelter in the Russian
legation.
Adyices from Siberia say that DR..
Fritjof hansen, the Norwegian scien-
fist and explorer, had reached the
north pole and found land there and
was returning to civilization.
At Cornwall, Ont, Etienne Chate-
lain, a pensioner of the war of 1912,
died at the age of 100 years. His widow
is over 95 years of sc.
In Montreal James McDougall e. Co.,
wholesale clothiers, failed for s100,00
Advices say that the prisoners in
Moro caste an Havana were being shot
10y the Spanish, and that Gomez had
notified Gen. Weyler that should he at
tempt to repeat his atrocities of the
former revolution he would be shot by
Cuban assassins.
Gen. Weyler, the new governor OF
Cuba. ordered all the inhabitants of the
district of Sancti Spirtus and the prov
ince of Puerto Principe aud Santiago de
Cuba TO assemble within eight days and
prove their identity, and said that Of
tenders would be summarily punished.
with Spanish soldiers as their Judges.
a telegram from the British consul at
Archangel, Russia, confirms the report
that DIR. hansen was safe and returning
from the north pole.
Fire destroyed the machine shops of
the Mexican international railroad at
Ciudad l-orfirio Diaz. Mex, the loss be-
ing 100000.
The president of Hawaii granted
full pardon To eN-Queen Lilioukalani.
and hereafter she is free to roam
where she will, provided she does not
leave the islands without permission.
Clara Barton and her colleagues of
the Red Cross society arrived in Con-
stantinople.
don burned five children and three
1dults tn death.
During a bull fight at a carnival in
Juarez, Mexico, four bulls and five
horses were killed.
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mouth of the Lena river. The people of
that locality pay frequent visits to New
Siberia, and he may in this manner
have brought the news to Kouchnareff.
London, Feb. IA telegram from
the British consul AZ Archangel, far to
the north in Russia, confirms the re-
port that Nansen, the Arctic explorer,
is safe and returning from the NORTH,
pole. The news of DIR. Nansen's success
has aroused intense interest in this
city. The report received from Irkutsk,
Siberia, was generally discredited at
first, although more faith Was placed
in il than in the previous rGmors which
reached London during the last L.
months. The dispatch from the British
consul at Archangel, however, is re-
garded as conclusively showing that
the Norwegian explorer is homeward
bound, even if he has not discovered the
pole. Dispatches received here from
different parts of the continent indicate
that the same interest in the news from
the north is manifested throughout
Europe, and it is also generally credited
at the European capital.
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FROM WASHING On.

Mr.. Edwin r. Uhl qualified as ambas-
sador of the United States to Germany
and vacated the office of assistant sec
rotary of state.
John Harris, the murderer of Mat
thew Sprueil on July last, was hanged
at Washington in the District Of Column
bia Jail.
In the United States there were ISL
business failures IN the seven days
ended on the 14th, against 1923 the week
previous and 27O in the corresponding
period of 1895,
Exchanges at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during the
week ended on the 14th aggregated
S9O5, ga, 253, against S999,906 400 the
previous week. The increase, COM
pared with the corresponding week in
1895, was 9.s.
In Washington Joe Donoghue, the
champion skater, broke the five-miic
skating record, making the distance in
a minutes 45 seconds.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1896-02-20
SCHEMES TO WIN AT POKER.
Devices That while Not Open Cheating
Are 0uife as Rad

There are more simple ways than one
to win at game of poker, without
openly cheating, as is evidenced by q
couple of young men who belonged to
poker club recently broken up and
who played the game TO win. They had
various schemes, the first being as fol-
lows: They would go into game with
plenty of money. begged or borrowed
II necessary; they would play in every
good-sized stake and let the small ones
alone; they would begin TO bet, each
raising the other and their companions
at the table, irrespective of the size of
hands; whether the others held enor-
nous hands or not they were bound
TO go out in time. and then the partners
would divide the spoils, in this wav.
managing to turn many an honest-or
dishonest-penny, as the opinion NAV.
be- The second game was not so fair.
says the Syracuse Post. The two con-
snirstors sat next TO one another.
They would look into one another's
hand, and the lowest man would drop
out at the appropriate time. Then
be would take every occasion to look
into the Others hands. If they were
higher than his companions he would
nudge the companion and the latter
would drop out; otherwise ne would re-
main with the certainty of winning
tie money. The two rogues had nu-
merous otherways of beating the game,
but these were the plain. unvarnished
foundations for many case of high
way robbery on their part.
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The News Of the Week.
EFTY-FoURTH CONGRESS.
The PROCEEDINGS of the First Session,
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.

Washington, Feb. I2.-ln the senate
yesterday the bill demanding the ur-
chase and distribution of seeds vas
passed. Senator Cullom (Ill) intro
duced a bill giving pension of S24 per
month TO all ex-soldiers IS years of age
who served in both the Mexican and
civil wars. In discussing the deficiency
bin Senator Allen (Neb.) said the Two
frauds of the public service were the
civil-sertice comm ission and the int r.
state commerce commission. Senator
Wolcott Coli said the real menact 10
the country was the power of patronage
lodged with the executive. The rom
nation of w. W. Rockhill, of Mary IL n,l,
TO be assistant secretary of state, VAS
received. la ths house the day wac de-
sOted To the consideration of business
reported from the committee ON lie
District of Columbia.
Washington, Feb. I5.-Discussion OF
the deficiency appropriation bill occu-
pied the time OF the senate yesterday.
Senator PETER (kan.) introduced res
olution providing for the appointment
Of special committee to investigate
the circumstances of all recent bond
issues. In the house a resolution was
ADOPTED apprOpriating $4,000 to make
a joint survey together with Great
Britain of the boundary line between
Alaska and British territory. The sill
yer bond bill was further considered.
Washington, Feb. lI.-3y a vote of
81 yeas TO p nays the senate yesterday
defeated the motion of Senator Morrill,,
chairman of the finance committee, to
take up the tariff bill. The urgent L.
fieieney bill, carrying appropriations 70
the amount of about S6,OO0,0O0, WAS
passed, and the military appropriation
hill WAS discussed. The house, by a
vote of 81 to 100 in committee of the
whole, rejected the senate free-coinace
amendment to the bond bill and repoI L
eG the bill with 4 recommendation 20
non-concur and insist ON the house bill
u---Ls----..s Is-s.as. 1hx sS44atS
has adjourned until the 18th. In the
house yesterday, after debate, the SER
Gte's irse-siiseF coinage substitute fos
the bill OF the house, authorizing Dond
sales to maintain the gold reserve, sales
of treasury certificates to meet .cp-
porary Deficiencies IN revenue and pro-
viding additional revenue for the treas
ury. was defeated by vote of 215 IL 90.
Washington, Feb. 17.-In the house
On Saturday the agricultural bill was
discussed, and during the DEBATE an
attack was made on Secretary Morton
for his refusal to expend the appropria-
tiOn for seed and a resolution was
adopted directing the judiciary COM
mittee TO inquire into the sight of an
executive officer TO refuse 70 execute
a law on the ground OF its unconsti-
nationality, and to report by bill or
nfherx,-iea
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PARDONED.
President Dole Lenient Towards Queen
Liliuokalani.

President Dole Lenient Towards Queen
LiIiuokalani.
San Francisco, Feb. IL. Advices
from Honolulu, dated February s, are
as follows: Mrs Liliuolxalani Dominis
ex-queen of Hawaii, has been granted
an almost unconditional pardon for her
participation in the uprising of Janu.
airy, 1895. The document reads as fol
lows:
Executive Mansion. Honolulu, Feb. T.
1S96.-Mrs. Liliuokalani Dominis, madame:
With the advice of the cabinet, ] take
pleasure in modifying the restriction placed
Upon your freedom at the time OF your re-
lease from confinement. Until further no
tjce, only the observance on your part OF
the following conditions will be required
by the government: Not to leave the
island of Oahu without the consent of the
president or a member of the cabinet. de-
sire to express my appreciation of the good
faith with which you have observed tho
requirements of a former letter. (Signed)
SANFORD b. DOLE"
1t was intended that tie pardon
should be granted on January II, the
anniversary of the overthrow of the
monarchy, but, fearing that its receipt
might prove distasteful to the ex-queen
ON such date, President Dcle's return
was awaited. The president reached
Honolulu January 4, after pleasant
tour of the islands, during the course
of which he was the recipient of many
fiattering testimonials.