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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
HAWAII PREPARING For ANNEXATION
TIE 1rGrsr ATTIRE READY To FATTFY ACTION OF
CONGRESS

Honolulu June T.. ia san Francisco. Jun" "A Ter
steamship Peru Orders have been issued requiring
all member ~ tho Hawaiian National Guard ao-
ti-e and honorary. - report lr1mediat"ly ~ tnel
respective commanding officers tho amount ana
81 aracter ~ any and AL equipment I'm their posses
SION The movement yrohaov pr"faces he placing
a. the army or var footing. AZ prHcau'ion
,gains, any Amergency r. advisable most ~ the
,ornanics all recruit helr full limit of loS ON
cers ard
II Is believed that IN the event NJ snne1auon m"
lo-al regiment will he ~ mo hurried - Manila
Tac Government here received cheering news ny
~, Moncsn Minister Hatch telesEaPhNd from
Washington that Spaker Reed rad Withdrawn all
oppoel,ion and that vote on annexation would oe
taken in tho Honso - ne senate dispose
~ the War Tariff bill .
TIC present session ~ the Hawaiian Legislature
r-U probably be extended % ratity any annexation
proposition which may come from the nie1 states
Congress
lance 4 King VINO has been Minister ~ the In
terrier since N" inception ~ the present Govern
III successor probably Will %" l.. y. Thurston
who is now in Washington
Tho United states Government has awarded
ccufra-- for he erection OF "A now coaNng station
~ This mort a. q cost ~ rearli $500"
ON ne rith -on.rl-Genc-rl HAYWOOD had only
On tons az coal Oh hand. On me same day he pur-
cha .ed -6r additional tons rom a local steamship
company The United states Government has 80"
tors afoa' FOR this port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
BEER RY THE POUND
AN INVENTIVE AMERICANS SCHEME WHICH
cts DOrN THE SIZE OF THE PINT

AN INVENTIVE AMERICANS SCHEME WHICH
CUTS DOWN THE SIZE Of THE PINT
Ore Of the most novel and delightful things about
this country 10 a stranger. particularly an rlmi-
grant Of Teutonic origin has hitherto been The
prising size Of the American pint. as applied IN
beer In almost every saloon in this city the rules
Of weights and measures have been set aside. not
as II sometimes the In other businesses. 10 the
benefit Of tho retailer but ~ the customer The
maximum Of the OF the pint has been reached
IN and near the Bowery where for % cents the pur
chaser obtains enough beer 70 60 round AZ fair
sized wake
This golden Of plenty threatens soon n he
thing Of the past. and the poets Of he East Side
NIL soon he making songs OF lamentaton for the
good times gone b.. i'm the style OF Tho Pax Of
Aristophancs and the Former Age Of Chaucer.
something TO do with the change but its immedi-
Is the product Of the fertile brain Of an
American inventor in the shape Of machine for
weighing beer. This mar whose name has been
kept probably for purposes OF sef-preserva-
ton. found that pint measure weighed Just about
pound. and conseQu .ntlv his machine IS regulated
10 supply pound Of beer to each customer. Sew
eral saloon keepers have already listened to the
voice OF the drummer and are using these ma
Chimes much 70 the disgust of their patrons.
II IS not probable that the Contrivance will come
have come 70 some general agreement with regard
10 the size Of the pint But II is not at all unlikely
that an arrangement OF this kind viii be made
before long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
LARGELY INCREASED APPROPRIATIONS.

Washington. June 81 The Senate Committee on
Appropriations to-day mais report on the General
Deficiency Appropriation Dill TIE committee re-
dueed the appropriations made by 'he bill the ex
tent Of l3o cO ana increased IL by the addition Of
1.0.21Js. making a net increase o. Sl.si2Go1. and
bringing the total appropriation up 10 1925 40 80
The principal ITEM Of reduction IL $50 on account
o. the Canadian Commission. the House provision
on this subject being stricken out Of fhe increase
made ;7l2.b3 is on account Of the War Department
sn.1i on account OF the Navy Department. Sl19 $50
account OF the Treasury Department and $3.50 42S
on account o. the District OF Columbia $S234 goes
70 ray judgments OF the Court OF Claims and s224
SIS pay Indian depreciation claims. Provision ia
made Tor the improvement OF the channel Of Eliza
hetn River at Hampton Roads "a. a. a cost Of
$4,000 OF the increase In the Appropriation made
on account o. the War Department. ss7 40 is for
the increase OF clerks. 10000 IL for CONTINGENCIES
apd $4,000 for the purchase Of medical and hospital
supplies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
THE REGULAR REPORT.
SENATE
SENATE
SOUTHERN SENATORS ARGrE AGAINST
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATI0N-WAR
rASzTn

MFAS1- RES FAssrp
Washington June 24-At the opening n The sen
a.o.s sAssjor today NJ HALE Fer Ne y"
ror,ed from the Comn1ff7ee on Appropriations M
General DAhoionc, bill. and announcer ma, u"
would ~ an early date oaii II M t"T 'ohs'''' oI
NJ Halo ~erortAd from The Naval Ahars ro'n'
r,t.,Ae bin ,onfor-inc authority iron me f'''''
d.r, ~ aonoint i've cadess during inc nNN' !ral
- ,bs Naval Acaderar In expiration ~ me
,oaasr-o NJ Hale said II vas parti'ul9rN 90
eirned ~ enable me President - app'IN ~ ~.
Naval Academy the snn Of captain III
Grid,ev commander Of the pFmp'. NE
~ Admiral Dewey during th4 Manila Ia! nsh,'
ma u,ho died recently At Kobe. Japan The freS'-
dan, hsd authority - appor; ~ Other oaHs's-f'-
large although he desired - name Young Fr'''e,
1noroodia,e consideration was asked for thH pI'
Mr RATE Dem Tenn objected saving 'ha' 'h'.
extension Of 'he AUTHORITY ~ TIE frNs"~n' ""'
ho-e.ofore bocn refused and he thought the meas
,,ra o,gbt NOT 70 he rushed through tho Senate
~ GEAR ,Rep Iowa. said that m effort was
bin, made 70 secure the appointment ot oscar
De,gran ~ Iowa. who was one of the heroes "i
.bs Norma, This appointment the Presdeh'
coua not make unless additional an'n"r"F "'
conferred upon him -
Mr. Bate refused IN "Nhcf'" ms '''' W
tho bill went over
, hiu n increase tho efficiency ~ the quarter
masters department n the Army and aNtnor'1'"|
,ba Secretary ~ War - make such Gis''lp"''"" ~
tho force Of his department a. n" NAV Gee" ~
redienf. was passed The hin provides f'r me ~
rcintmont of twentv assistant Guar'erm'H'''S UT
Tho volunteer armv with ~" rank ~ captain.
hin 10 Increase the cficiencv NJ ~" snnslS'eh''
donar.r,Ant Of the Army and making provision
for the appointment If twenty assistant '"Hl'"'7
carries ~ suhsistence with IN" rank ~ captain
was reported from the Military Affairs committee
and passed - -, .h.
The hlll relative - tho Engineer 'or0s ~ 'n'
Army recently reported vas called NJ ana p'S
REPORT ON BANKRUPTCY Bill ADOPT VI
Mr. HOAR Rep Mass called rr NE conc
once report on tho Bankruptcy Niil ana wv
unanimous consent n was agreed 10 TAX" '".' W
>, ,r,or ur NELSON REP MINI ,. on" OF me
.,.or~.o. and tho author Of the senate Nii. ma
,,,da = statement xpl3nlnG The provisions ~ we
measure as agreed on nv ~" conierrs"s A''r
Mr. Nelson had made his statement 'n' N''' "'-
,,Lon and tho report adopted ss follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
OPPOSITION LOSING HEARI.
VOTE ON The HAWAIIAN RtSolC lIoN
cAx>,oT Re PIT OFF MUCH LONGER
Iev rr1rcrArn - 1nF rRIrrsr1

lev rrIEcPAPH To NE TRIErHEJ
Washington June "a Speculation continues
active a. TO the length Of tim" me DEBATE II"
the Senate on the Hawaiian annexauon reso''
ton u0l run Tho opponents If the anneNd'l"H
,o,io. b.vo nrac,icauv abandoned oil hope ~
securing pos ponement Of the final vote UNI
roxt session. and the most stubborn NJ them
no, look forward merely ~ maintaining thel
struggle agsins, the inevitable FOR couple of
weeks one If the acu'-s' and hest-inforine'
Senator's in tho ii,te group which dominates
loe,slation IN the upper house If Congress. when
asked to-dav by \ Tribune correspondent when
the present session would End. asserted conn
dent belief that July II would 500 the NN0lands
resolution disposed ~ and the two hran"hes
adjourned for the rre election recess
O,hor ,ess cautious and conservative Judges
are ALREADY ee,tins July ss the probable limit
of .hA nrasen. session Senator Faulkner. Of
Wost Virginia. ono % the most determined
leaders in the opposition camp. is credited With
tho prediction that the debate against anneXa-
,ion will hA continued until after July 10. but
tho average sentiment among the southern
Democrats who are making more or loss luke
warm fight against tho absorption ~ the Hn-
,vaiiar RenuhlIc is fairly expressed in the state
roenf made TODAY to \ local reporter NV Son
o,or Mallory ri Florida that although he in
tended - max. speech against m" New
lands resolution. and would surely Vof" against
# no believed the whole question would he dis
nosed Of before adjournment and probably
within TO next ten days
30 undue pressure will he eHert"d Al 'nlS
stage hv the friends Of Tho annexation project
for r. Is becoming evident that the opposition is
losing courage and cohesiveness. and will no
eoon forced - confess rho futilitv ~ attempting
20 flihuetor further against vote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
WELL SUPPLIED WITH OUININE.

Washington. June a Through he foresight;
OF Surgeon-General Siernberg Of the Army the
troops which have gone - Santiago. we'll as
the Insurgents who may Join the Army. vii be
we'll supplied with qulnine. so necessary TO iealth
In tropical climates TIE need OF his oI'icle Of
MEDICINE is brought forc.oly TO The I;ienton OF
the Department IN the telegram received ~ Cen
eral Miles from one 81 his aids who SAID that one
OF the needs OF the insurgents Is quinine The
United States Army. said General SjeTnberg Ia
equipped with three months supply OF medicines.
and OF this quin.ne forms good snare In add-
ton 10 the supply already the ships. the ncsp-
,tal vessel Relief Will take 20 santiago million
outline pills. which the general believes WI last
the Army q rcaSOnable Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
ASSIGNMENTS BY ADMIRAL FRBEN

Seven members ~ the lst and "a Battalion. Ma
val Reserve were transferred from re New Hamp
shire IA the Nahant Yesterday
Paymaster ! H. Stevenson will visit tho New
Hampshire to-day to pay OF the men. who were
formerly members ~ the Reserve. but who have
since been mustered into the Navy
Admiral Erben has made the following assign
n1ents:
Lieutenant commander r. P Forshew TO the
Aileen Lieutenant W q Ford to the Free Lance.
Lieutenant L G. auckland 10 the Viking. Lieu
tenant A. H. Day 20 the Restless. Lieutenant {.
II Grant 70 the Governor Russell Lieutenant W.
d Mckay ensigns +. VI. Labache. and John Law
renee TO the Inca. Lieutenant Edward Geer, En-
sign. Mallory and Newman n the Apache.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
OPPOSITION From GERNANT.
WHY CHINA WITHDREW PERMISSION FOR DA
YrHGwfN,i TO BUILD THE TrEN-TsN-
SHANGHAI RAILROAD.

washington June ?4-United States Consul Fow.
Ter IT Cheefoo has informed the State Department
~ The action Of tho Chinese Government on the
petition OF Or YuagNing FOR permission 10 con.
struc, railroad from Tiou-Tsin ~ Shanghai
through the whole length ~ the Province Of Shan.
tung II appears that the petition was granted by
the Emperor but subsequently reconsidered
and the permission withdrawn upon Representations
made by the German Minister that his Governms1
had the sole right all commercial enterprises IA
Shantung. DR.. Yungwing has had long ana nom
ora bic career in England. and Is understood to
represent an American syndicate In the proposed
railroad enterprise in China.
According 10 one of tina Chinese papers Dr.
Yungwing proposed that he should obtain the AID
q. American capitalists and engineers 10 carry out
the undertaking and the German Minister SAID
Germany had obtained the sole right 70 invite cap
itli and supply engineers for railway constructor
in every part OF the province OF Shanturg ana
strenuously oppose The scheme proposed by VI
Yungwing. The latter therefore altered his scheme
80 as 10 provide thar the proposed railway snounio
rot clash with the interests OF the line WHICH tho
Germans say they are going 20 build from ma"
Chau 70 Ichow. with which alteration the German
Minister protested himself 'atished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
BANKS TO SELL REVENUE STAMPS

Internal Revenue Collector Charles H. Treat re-.
ceved a telegram from the Commits soner Of In
ternal Revenue AT Washington yesterday request
ing him 10 communicate immedia tey with leading
bankers in bis district and to ask him to sell
montary and proprietary stamps At discount
allowed by law for short time to facilitate dlstr-
bntion. discount Of per cent on purchases ot
stamps IN amounts not less than 500 will -
allowed 20 bankers Collector Treat Is anxious that
all the banks in the city should place these stamps
on sale II will be an accommodation 10 the banks
for they can purchase their own supplies a dis
count Of per cent-to their customers and TO the
general public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
TROOPS EXPECTED At CAMP BLACK.

The order Of the War Department issued y.ster-
DAY In Washington assigning Second Lieutenant
William 3 Whitehead. jr.. OF the Third Volunteer
Engineer Corps. FOR duty as aide de-camp at Camp
BLACK Is regarded al Hampstead as an indication
that Camp Black will soon he resLrrecfed as an
Army pos. ~ present Brgadier-Generol Pennn--
ton and Lieutenant Wcige arc the only occupants
Of tire camp. which little more than month agp
sheltered nine thousand men. There was an unver-
med runor at Hampstead yesterday that the troops
under tho second call from NewYork would be
Gopx 10 Hampstead Plains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
TROOP TRAIN MEETS WITH ACCIDENT.

ST Joseph No June "a As the second section ~
tn. Burlington train carrying IN" Torrey cowhor
regiment Of cav1lry from Fort u 4 Russell -
Jacksonville Fla. was pulling into the s.. Joseph
and after plouehng through the earth for thirty
feet topped over on its side
John " Fuller. OF this city. the engineer. VINO
hrayeiv remained at his post caught beneath
the lender and killed. George chrisiman; fireman.
Three cars ~ horses derailod. but non" NJ the
animals were injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
PRELIMINARY TRIAL or THE ROWAN

Seattle. Wash. June A-The torpedo boat Rowan
has had preliminary trial trip The run. which
was made 10 Tacoma and return. was satisfactory.
speed OF twenty-five knots being developed nm
der Ia pounds OF steam. she stand 20 pounds
and II would he no great surprise II she made on
her official t:al greater speed than he required
tventy-six knots The official trial Will probably
be heid next week An eighty course is to he
laid out from Tacoma up the Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

PROGRESS OF THE sUNpRY CIVIL APPFo-
PPIATION BILL

~, .r1rcO< tRep Iowa, presented an adj
,,onal martial report upon the sundry 'tri Appro
nr,a,ion bill and said he hoped to have me report
considered to-morTow. r.,
FIR DAVIS rep MinnD. IN charge o' ~" ~
valian resolution. objected - any ai''s
,ba, might impede the progress - ~ rcsortiio.
''eTben 7 rlore AZ President. SAID MI. NI.So''
..,hat me senate convene at - a. m tonlo'
,pt%%toc,Ic1 &c. This p'au va made ~ Mt JOS -
(-on Ark hut he Withdrew his delnaNr '' wv
49, and noes and the motion was adop''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

Hawaiian resolution was ldlh Nc'"'' " 800
ate and on the demand OF Mr. re Irt'E" WIS
read ..
Mr. M'ENERY Dem. La resumed MS spec"
h.g,.n Yesterday. discussing al length tho employ
nent Of contract .ahor o. me isHnns o., 10 tbo
o,f~rvstion of Hawaii that ~ "oN'l ne az
nrchcnded 2arayze tho indusri"7 OF n" .,Or 10 ~,
m gray dawn 81 prosperity was Jurl 'es
:, ~. ro,sd IN that section. NoFfNrI4 'dlitn,,'
%o-,born energy and Northern brains htd ne -a.u
hnen going 20 the South. and although. me n.y.
~ prosperity IN sight, ne ir'l IN. ~ y
would never come y HAWAII N"Tr al'',r -,rd 49,,
moment the policy Of colonization Vas enr'ie1I o..
he sid the prosperity OF the SCUM "oNlP ID"
"hecked Capital would be diverted ana "h''rPIl-e
stoned Every industry would be para'Ezze1 ana
sIpcI also ma, the adoption ~ policy or
imperialism would prolong lndennltey t4s rue
OF the Republican party, and ne Iec,ar@fp 49, 49,
would vote 10 surrender his party and commit "s
chances 10 the misty future ,.
The Senate concurred in the House ainendnehts.
those who enlist IN the Army or Navy OF the
United states - ...o,,,,,.,
Wr TURKEY Dem. Tenn j. who vas recognized
- ,be ronr,uston OF Mr McErery's speech. then
hccpan n legal argument against the pending reso;
I,iion n. maintained that foreign territory could
not be acquired by legislative action ne man.
tained that the method OF acquiring me Hd"a,.a
Islands set out in the resolution was uh'"lslll y
tional and was obnoxious. 100 because trsatE
having the same object IN view was SIM penang
undsposed Of IN the senate , 80, ,
lison presented partial conference report on the
Dstrict Of Columbia Appropriation hhI II was
a b was passed providing for the retirement
an f1ii nav Of Cassiue Foster United states Dis
tric, rudre 81 the District N Kansas ana m" ap-
pointment Of another Judgo . -
The Senate then. at > - p m went INTO eKeou'
~ 20 n m tho Senate adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
proposals.
ARMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street. New

ARMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New
York CITY. June 70. ,seS Sealed proposals IN .,,p
i.cate VII b. received h.-~ Until. Twelve clock noen
June 18th ;s9s and opsae. .or manufacturing snS
delivering quicNly this Dot 5000 'wt;I prViese
increasing num3sr 20 PEI csatl Blue herssy ovecosu
conform existing organizations aad sample efcey.
that they are ., lS-onc- hersey. 6las WIZ
he recevsd FOR al " portion % the number o. ever
coats specified touieX al. ra-.i delivery impoIAaI
Bidders pi state OF and rate * de
livery Blanks e.ddlns and specifications can e nsa
and sample chs ofce sni the one Oh
Depot ouar;erras,ers Philadelphia Boston JeneSeo-
Vile St Louis Chicago Yard samples OF each he.
SCI ana lining must De s!bmtAa with BIDS Peference
viii be given = articles os domestic production or manu-
facture conditions quality and prise dncufng w
price 81 foreign productions or manufactures me u.y
thereon, being equal reserves the right 10 rs>es.
or ACCEPT any all proposals EnNe.ores shou.: q
marked Proposals for o,ercos,s and addressed 70
KIMBAII, 4 . General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

until 3 = q THURSDAY June 30th 1885 A. ~ ~
once The Pennsylvania Company for nsurahs ,..s
Lives ana Granting Annuiues No 5i1 Chestnut So;
Phafephia Trustee for the sal. 20 them OF as NAM
the Philadelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore hi"'
stock Trust Ssr'ifcstes as SIS. 2SS Will purchase -.
The offerings Lowest prices not exceeding psIa
the aggregate more than the amount zse
will I've accepted the parties Offering them ADVISED
oa,e and payment be made when the Csrt'ha'es are
siAnAi On and after Friday. July let 1898 ., =,
Iroposais should be endorsed Proposal tor ss s,,~i
Phi, iephia wilmington and Baltimore Railroad s,sA
Trus, Certificates and Addressed 10 HENRY y PACH
Precedent. ST. Chestnut Street.. Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

Washington. June - The President to-day sent
these nominations 70 the Senate.
Regular Army
serge'nt, I, b second l4ut-nhn,': arul.ry-HARoLp
7 GOODNOV. Company n. 81 Infantry ALBERT
=. JENKINS Company \. 18th Infantry. HARRY
I. STEELE. Battery A 3th Ariier
To be sAconf ueutenAnf. srtillsry-Pgivate ROBERT
WILLIE. Battery |: ~ Artier9. Lane Corporal
t,n'D corporal WILLIAM FoEsE Company 3. "a
Infantry. Corporal MALCOLM YOUNG. Troop . An
ca'alrv. Corporal LAWRENCE g BROwN. Battery
l. An ArAr,. SO, M Lieutenant WALTER :.
NOLkGAR Volunteer signal Corps Perez -.
ARNOLD corporal Iroop F. lst Cavalry
To be second llel'en1nis in,anfp--IrvAtes JOHN :.
BoNIFAcE. Troop II ~ Cayalry GEORGE
BOMFoRp COMPANY =. 9Th Infan'ry
s-rgeAn's 10 De fAcond leutsnan's. intantr-WALrER
+ BATES. COMPANY o. I'm Infantry. PERCY II
COCHRAN Company 2 sth Inran'ry. BENJAMIN
$IcKLIN Trton ravalr,
To he second l.Yrsnsnrs infantry corporal RALPH A
Clay Company 'ta Infantry Lance corporal
rtHN b :, hOFFFEL COMPANY Il. ah Infantry
"orparii ENGLEhERr G .oyENshINE c,or'Pany. 6
2Sd Infantry. Corporal WILLIAM A CANANAIGH
Companyn c9,h lniaa'C Lance C'rporaI GEORGE
"NiMfI ur9cp Gar;;rR 9n,5 5w Ps;,,nn
Engineers THOMAS MARKER. late sergeant
COMPANY r. 10Th Infantry. JOHN WILKINSON
late corporal Troap r. An ca'alN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT. Q NJ. DEPT, l.42s

Arch Street, Philadelphia June % 1896. -sEALEav
PROPOSALS IN trplcate VIII be received ne,s ,sh,s.n
eleven clock NJ tuesday. June twenty-eSht a..
ninetv-el ght tnr furnishing this tepot with t"enN.
,hcusan blankets standard. ard NIFTY tnou.ss
Yards t.n-oincA cotton Full information ana oshs'
fr 5p,sals he furnished by this once on appoa''
John Y FUREY. Deputy > General. L. ;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
VIEW FOrRTHcIASS PoSTuiSTEPs.

postmas,ers were appointed TODAY for Now-York
Alabama. Monroe SNYDER Nina. F.. y Tilley Spr.ns
Lake. Ellis W. Clark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25

n time a.. p the '1d p. Of THs "
1850 S's and sssa
cs anne -Four
HsAead
further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-25
THE HAwAlIAN RESOLUTION

The Hawaiian resolution was laid before me 0e".
ate and on the demand ot Mr. PET'IlGREN vas
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-30

and, drawing 1t forth in his teeth, he took
a good grip on 1t, and started to run home
as fast as his legs would take him.
when 81 woke up he Immediately start
ed into the tavern 10 get more drink He
ordered glass of liquor, but when he had
drunk 1t he found that he had no money
to pay for it. The tavern-keeper refused
to sell him any more rum without paw.
and 81 was forced to go home, swearing
at his bad luck in not only being unable TO
continue his debauch, but in losing his
money besides. What was his surprise
when he got home to find that the PUP
was there, and that he had also brought
the pocketbook, with the money in it, and
given 1t to Sis wife.
This last lesson made ST do a lot of
thinking. He came to the conclusion I'm
ally that IL he couldn't reform and show
as much common sense as dog, he had
better kick the bucket and make room in
the world for a better man. The result
of 1t all was that 81 reformed and became
a model citizen, and he gave all the credit
of 1t to his mongrel dog. And to that
dog, said the relator. emphatlcalIy. II
say, II most properly belonged"