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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
LAKE CHARLES TANGLE.
Mayor and Aldermen Have written
Their designations.

Lake Charles La. April 5.--At the meet
ing OF tho city couucil last night the ques-
ton of the position occupied by the mem
bers Of the council now that the supreme
court has decided the charter TO be IL
legal was discussed. The tax collector and
assessor announced that he had already
sent in his resignation TO the governor
Alderman Goary stated that his was TO be
forwarded last night and nj! the members
of the council were in favor OF resigning
as a body, except Mr., p S. Crosby. Mayer
Crowley stated that he had been carrying
his resignation for two weeks and that he
had not sent It in for the reason that GER
tain citizens OF the town had requested
him not TO do so. He stated that he knew
of an effort that is being made 10 bting
about his resignation and this was another
reason why he would not resign nov. The
policemen who have been on duty in the
district which has been taken from the
city were discharged and the taxes pail
TO the city collector by the people living
in that district for the year 1897 weio
ordered refunded and II was decided that
so far as tho designations are concerned
The matter remain in statn quo TIL after
n conference shall have been held With
the police jury, which Is now In session
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A MAINE MONUMENT.
An Entertainment for that Purpose
to BE Given ut Dallas.

10 BE Given ut Dallas.
Dallas. Texas, April Son next Thurs
day night the patriotic people of Dallas
WILL 1t is expected, liborally patronizc an
entertainment at the DALLAS opera house,
TO he given TO help raise funds for tho
building of National monument in mem
DRY of the American sailors who went down
with the Maine in Havana hsrbor IN
elaborate programme has been arranged
and many interesting features will he
given. Governor Culberson is expected TO
act es POSTMASTER aud to open the pro-
speeches. There viii be songs. speeches
and instrumental music. The Battle
LYNN of the Republic" Dixie" and 'Thc
Star Spangled Banner will be Joined in
swelling chorus; "Old Glory's" stripes
Will float on all sides and her stars Will
peep in all directions.
The war feeling in Dallas. in common
with that all over tho Union, Ia very high,
and Thursday evenings entertainment Is
expected 10 result tn striking outburst
of popular approval and patronage. Sixty
wears ago Texans breathed their feelings
with the famous Remember the Alamo"
Spanish trcachery .as added another dia-
bolical deed to the long list OF crimes 10
which Spain and her descendants must
plead guilty. and "Rcmember the Maine"
is the watchword that passes from lip TO
lin. Judging Texas by Dallas, the desire
to avenge the murder of the crew of the
Maine is daily growing stronger throughout
k1,..C fnta
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
MASS MEEING AT ANGLEroN.
Resolutions Indorsing Major Snyers
and A. Il. MnstcrsOn.

Angleton, Texas. April 5.-There was a
sayers rally at the court house Saturday
night which was largely attended. A. u.
Masterson, chairman called the meeting to
order at p. m. Speeches we're made by T.
y. Hill, r. C. Duff, Charles L. Martin AMI
G. A. Bush. II was the desire OF large
majority of these present that the county
democratic executive committee be request
ed to adopt liberal test; motion was
passed TO that effect.
The following resolutions were offered
by r. y. IIll, Esq, and we're adopted
unanimously:
Whereas, the several aspirsnts for guber-
Material honors in Texas, except Major Jo-
seph ID. Savers, arc now, and have been
for some time, engaged il an active per-
sonal canvass Of the STATE. visiting the sew
oral counties CT the state aud making ad-
dresses therein; and
Whereas, Major Sayers. though conscious
of the advantages to be derived from u
vigorous personal campaign, has remained
faithfully and steadfsstly at his post of
duty in Washington; therefore, be It
Resolved, by the democrats of Angleton
and Brazoria county, that we heartily COM
mend the self-sacrificing and patriotic COLI
duct of Major Savers. whose love OF couh-
try and regard for duty rises superior 10
Selfish COnslucTatlOHs anu NhS e.e~S-A" N.~
interests of the people es of more import
ance than his political advancement
After the Sayers meeting was deeiared
adjourned. Cha.ies y. Martin introduced
the following resplpticn which was adopt
cd
Whereas. we, the citizens Of Angieton.
are Informed that our esteemed fellow
townsman, Hon. a. e. Masterson, VIII be
n candidate for representative of the Nine
tenth flotorial district. and recognizing the
fact that Mr.. MastersGn Is In every way
qualified to fill said position with credit
end honor to us. b9 1t
Resolved. That we, in mass meeting as
sembIed. do hereby indorse his candidacy
MD commend him to The electors OF this
district
After this resolution vas read Hon. r. z.
Duff. in short but eloquent speech stated
The many qualifications that Mr.. Masteraon
n IS ssed which peculiarly fitted him tof
The pcsition Of representative. This ended
Inc political part OF the meeting, and IL
vas thin decided to- resolve the assembly
Into d Cuban meeting.
number of patriotic speeches we're
RIDE. the most interesting OF when waa
delivered by Edward Parish.
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CuREs wITm0lT pAIN.
One of the Hest Fcntures or the Ne,
Pile Cure.

One of the Hest Fcatures or the New
Pile Cure.
The Pyramid Pile Cure cures every form
Of Piles without one particle OF pain. This
desirable point Is not obtained by the use
OF Injurious opIates which simply dcaden
and paraly2e the nerves OF the parts and
make matters worse In the long run But
II IL done solely by its remarkable heal
Ing and soothing effects.
An while II thus gives immediate re-.
lief. at the same time The disease is not
merely checked. but radical cure is rap
Idly accomplished.
And the point we want to make clear Is
that ali this Is done without particle OF
pain.
This fact Is one reason for the great
popularity Of the Pyramid Pile Cure and
between II and almost any other kind OF
treatment for piles.
Every kind Of surgical operation for
piles 10 overwhelmingly painful besides en-
dangerlng the life OF the patient and IL
most cases II not to be compared with the
Pyramid Cure, neither In making sue
cessful cures without pain nor In cheap
near and safety.
The Pyramid Pile Cure has been before
the public tro long. and Its merits recog-
nized py too many people To allow n 10
DO classed with Tho many saIyes SUP
rositorios. pIS, cic.. and you run no risk
in trying Il, as IL often the case with new
end untriei preparations
II YOU are ever troubled with any form
Of rifles or rectal disease do not forget the
Pyramid Pile Cure. Prepared BY the
Pyramid Drug Co. Of Albion. Mich. and
sold By drussists q 70 cents PER package.
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nEpARTMENT NOTES.

Tho Texas Trunk railroad paid It's quar-.
tcrly tax on passenger earnings today
amounting TO $I9,Si
Receipts of interest on bonds held by
the school fund were as follows at tho
comptrolcrs office today: Swisher coun-
~, $50. Wichita county, staSf.
Harris county today paid $500 interest on
bonds held by the school fund. aud Hood
county paid $3.50 Harris county also re-
deemed $4,000 Of its bridge bonds held by
the same fund.
The tax collector OF Calhoun county was
the firsl TO settle with the comptroller to-
day. Iio Paid in SsS9o.Io on account of al
valorcm aud Si753.75 on account Of oecupa-
lion taxes.
The American Surety company Of New
York has qualified with the commissioner
Of Insurance for tho current year and paid
s1s030 IN taxes and fees as q prerequisite
10 obtaining permission to continue doing
business in the State.
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Galveston. Texas. April 5.--The thir-
teenth annual encampment OF the depart
ment OF Texas, Grand Army OF the Repap-
lie, viii be held at Austin. April 20, q
and %. The parlor of the Driskill hotel
has been designated as department head
quarters at which place the committee on
credentials will meet.
Ed Ketchum. department commander,
has Issued an order giving full Information
about the meeting. II Is the last off cal
order that viii be put out by the present
administration, as Commander Kctchum
will retire and his successor be choaen on
the second day of the meeting.
The railroads have made rate OF one
fare for the round trip where the fare one
way Is more than S205.
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january, she is not beautiful, but Is bright
and amlable.
Quecn NictorIa's third daughter, the
Princess Christian Of schleswig- liolstoin.
belongs 10 choral societies in London and
Windscr which give public concerts In
which che takca part.
Mrs, Alsfy $. GiAi, tho first woman who
volunteered her services as nurse during
The late war, IL row living in Washington.
aud says thet should war With Spain break
oul she Is ready to enlist again
Princess Theresa. daughter OF the Prince
Regent Of Bavaria. is member OF the
Royal Bavariaii Scientific Academy. and is
tho first woman who ever has received tho
ductors degree in seiercc from the unl-
NclsilN of Munich.
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rEyAs poIITIcAL NorEs,

TROY. Bel County, Crane club oi
atout thirty members has been organized
here.
FORT WORTH "A Wynne club win for
~ n.mse.s has been organized at Prairie
Chapel. near here.
gRooKsHIRE. Waller County. X, y,
flnelsncy az IIcmaattad ard a. w tninn =.
eunryglde are candidates for representative
from this district
pEAasALI-.--i Hon. NJ NJ crane eanui,
date for goyern1r, spoic mere 70 soo'
r,rgd -,aienec c9niposed cf ladies and rci'-
sss,r; ,ys citsxcns Of this county.
roar WORTH. = l,c,ori thar Dr. Grant
l,,ss f;rsiiy consented 70 indofss Mrs bal;
rTnrner fcr the pce,ofitcc here bas stirred
IN 4 hornets nest among LOCAL repuo-
lirans,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
AUSTIN pREseYTERY.

The second days session of the Austin
Presbytery convened this morning at II
o'clock at Arlon hall. The regular busi-
ness session was prcfaced by n devotional
meeting. which consumed almost half an
hour
There was quite large attendance upon
the meeting today and many ladies occu-
pied seats In the gallery
A partial report Of the committee on
home missions was received and adopted,
Rev Il. l.. Robertson was received In the
Presbytery without the usual examination.
Tire report Of the committee on minis.
torial relief recommending that the fund
be increased was adopted.
Letters az dismissal were granted Rev.
j. II. Peters TO ALLOW him to unite with the
Presbytery at Trinity.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Al the fremont. ]. Il Bartholomew
city. r. 3. Wool. New York; G. l.. Beet
city y. Humphrey. cieburns; G. L. cous-
child. Davenport. Icwa; Thomas J. Sem,
II. 9. navy; G.. W Foster. Dallas; II. 3,
Hump.reys, Iiouston W II. Mabry Rob-
erf l.. Pollard Austin; G. Kucfne. Hons
ton; 3. a. Brown. San Francisco: ". b.
Scot. Temple; IT, NJ. Hamilton r.. NJ.
D1nieis. Eoston NJ C. Nicholson, New
YoTk: G. r. Hicks. Columbus. Chic: J. II.
Friilirr, Hcarmont; J r Merry and wife,
Nautrtsicr. Iowa D. y. Cooke. Chapel
I'LL: q r., 3usbanan. Tsxas; II. schoick
New York; T. ". rolhurn. bosion: John
i;uwtil. y. n Hamilton. Aus,iD T.. Erwin.
Texea w. G. Srcbohni. Erpkips ". Fisher,
New Orleans; r. n. Burlcr. Chicago; a.
n Near. New York &c A. piliin. Fits
burg. Pa; Earl ". Evans. Wichita, Kan;
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THE BURT CASE,

The taking Of testimony in the Burt
insanity trial was concluded today, the
state introducing several experts who cx-
nrsssed the opinion that defendant Il OF
sound mind. among them Superintendent
Worsham OF the State lunattc asylum
Argument was begun ut tho forenoon SEES
sion and eight hours were consumed In
the making thereof the case being gvcn
to the Jury at l0:i0 D. m.
No verdict viii be given tonight.
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co,ore,I CIoye,.

Great displays or colored gloves arc be-
Ing made by some dealers. They say that
Paris sent them TO our shores, and no
wonder well dressed Partisan woman
would as soon think of going barehanded
as OF appearing with bright red, green.
blue or purple glover. Hand coverings Of
such colors are hopelossly bad form and no
woman OF refined taste viii adopt them.
Then they make the hands look bigger and
destroy the lines OF tiny wrist and taper
Ing fingers. Suede gloves In soft shades
OF piny TIM and mode are the most stylish
~ d tpaaininn
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IL MER PROPER PERSON.

The queen has instructed her commls-
sioner al BaImoral to present all the young
women on the estate with spinning wheels,
Mrs Hetty Green, the richest woman IN
Americs. statedsin I recent lawsuit IN MAJ
Gachusctts that she aud her son would
soon be residents Or that State.
Princess Margaret or ConpauEht cIdcit
daughter Of the Duke ard puehess2ef Con-
rkught will probably make her flrtf ~.
neaFance 10 society duringtthe sprjng ~
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Close trim and natty In effect are all Of
The new tailor gowns made by celebrated
French artists Skirts are narrowly gored
sleeves are carefully fitted ana very slight
Nv trimmed. and yet. this season. these
reois are more difficult to describe. be-
rause thu beauty Of the models consists so
much in the hang of the skirt, the draperiea
and trimmings Of the bodice, and the ar
tiAtic but indescribable blending of colore.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
LErTERs FOR DRY DOCK.

Congressman IIawiey has telegraphed to
the Chamber OF commerce suggesting that
all cmmerclai bodies here ut once write
separate letters TO Senators Mills and
Chiffon urging the Importance Of dry
dock at Galveston
The provision for an examination by
engineers for the purpose was stricken out
OF TIC house bill On q paint OF order and
Mr. Hawley Is trying 10 get II restored in
the Eenate.
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EVENING DRESS FOR GROWING GIRL.
silk null gathers so beautifully that The
temptation 10 shir II around the hips cnn
hardly be resisted. II Is trying 10 the I'M
developed figure OF girl. but on tho other
hand hor girIigh grace permits the wearing
of II. Tho yoke Is shirred In the Same way
and below the Ahirrlng there falls ruffles
or mousseine dc sole which can match the
ground work Of the dress. With a royal
blue ribbon tied around her throat and n
bunch of yiole,s the girl who wears this
costume can be very smart indeed.
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morning, which led to the supposition tha,
Mr., Prescott or his body would be found
in the vicinity, but thorough search OF
the surrounding country has proved un-
awaiting. Mir Prescott was trusted en-
ployo of Francis Smith \ CO.: his accounts
are correct and no cause Is known for his
disappearance except foul play. MIR. Pres
colt is 81 years OF age, : feet inches high,
weighs about 80 pounds and has gray hair
and gray mustache. When he left nome ha
was neatly dressed in a dark sack suit
with black derby hat and carried an unl-
hrella
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Cisco. Texas, April 5.-Mr. Frank YER
non OF the Cisco Rcund-Up is working up
interest 10 establish an electric light plant
for this place. and with the ENCOURAGEMENT
he Is meeting with. IL looks like his hopes
will socn be realized In that direction.
The Cisco Water company has about
completed the large dam II has been work
INK on for the past six or Gsven wcekg.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
PUBLIC SCHOOL LAND.

Replying TO queries from the educational
department, Land Commissioner Baker this
evening made the statement that on March
81 there were 1854, 929 acres of land be-
longing 20 tho permanent school fund un-
der lease. Tie revenues from leases
amounted approximately TO S2s3Sc0 for tho
year 1897 During the month OF March
there were leased 52i753 acres.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07
NEW CORPORATIONS.

The following corporations filed charters
in the department OF state today;
Butts Suit and Cloak company OF Fort
Worth; capital stock 5000. Incorporators
c. A, Butts, w. V. Smith and r. IT, Butts
Randolph College of Lancaster lncorpo-
iators; Il, Clark, II. #. Holloway, c. n,
Adkisson, Lee Clark and G.. n. Hale
Daylight Gas Machine company of Waco
capital stock $4,000, Incorpoiators. n O.
Hill. d. II. Hill and Ed Phillips.
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Estrndition Rcfused.

Brownsville, Texas April G.-Tliis morn
Ing County Judge Carson, extradition agent
asked the Matamoros authorities TO appre-
bend and hold FIorenclo Cullen, the boy
who shot Constable Cobb yesterday, The
Mexican Judge declined TO recognize Car
sons authority and would not order tho
arrest AS the boy Is Mexican citizen
this ends the matter.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

sugarland. Texas. April .e.--Tom Jones,
a white man. was struck by engine No. 639
about e:O5 o'clock yesterday evening a
quarter Of a mile west Of here, receiving a
severe scalp wound and losing most Of the
fingers on the rlgh. hand With chances
good to lore the entire hand. He was sen.
By train No. g. which struck him. to st,
Joseph's infirmary at Houston last night.
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". y. norton Lnid to Rest.

Dallas. Texas, April 6.--Thc burial OF w.
n. Norton, who suicided yesterday morn
ing, occurred this afternoon. Bishop A. O.
Garrett pronounced the Protestant Epsco-
pal funeral service over the corpse. which
was followed TO the grave by many friends.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-04-07

Kidney Pancake, --Parbol calf'a kidney
until II is tender. Chop II very fine and
mix tho mince with the chopped yolks Of
three hard boiled eggI. Season II with .
small handful OF finely chopped dates and
raisins. email feaspconful Of cinnamon
and saltspoonful Of salt. Make rich
pancake batter and fry II In the usual
manner. When one side OF the pancake Is
dorc. put teaspoonful OF the force meat
IN tho center. fold the pancake over II and
fry again III well Drowned,
Pocketbook Rolls.---One pint OF cold
scalded milk, one cup o. yeast, two table
spooniuIs OF sugar, two OF lard or butter
rubbed into the flour two quartz OF sift.i
flour. Make q hole In flour. pour IN the
milk and yeast Stir until thick batter
is formed; yet IN warm plpce over night.
In the morning knezd fifteen minutes. roll
thin. cut with goblet; butter 6ns-hsif OF
the form and fold the other oyer upon Y:
draw out lengthwisc . littla. plnce clcsaly
together in creased tins. They must be al
lowed TO stand after they are put III the
pans until they have doubled their bulk.
III water IL used IN place Of milk, boil IT
frct 4
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ARKANSAS PRESCOTT.
His Family Anxious t'ouccrntnu III,
Sat Nfbeecah nsss

San Antonio, Texas. April s.--Aransas
Prcscott, one of the best known citizens Of
san Antonio. has been missing from his
homo since Sunday morning When he
left homo he told his family no would he
back in short time since then no.hing
has been hsard OF him. II was reported
that man answering his description got
on the car line at Alamo Heights Sunday
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f. G. Lyon, New Jersey; A. IF. Konntxc.
New York; J. II. Fulton. New York: c.
J. Frcsf. Mrs o. @. Cotcs. ST. Louis Miss
II. Laskcr city; O, n. Caldwell, Houston.
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Wharton. Texas. April 6.--Wlarlon VIII
within thirty dnys be In telephone com
munscai:on with Houston and Victoria, the
latter Via Richmond and Flntrnia. Major
James Albsris foreman Of the southwest-
ern Telegraph and Telephone Construction
company. Is IN the city With iorco Of
hands putting down tho poles
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Prescription 40. 1851. put up by Elmer
& Arend sold by e. Y. schmidt. Houston.
Texas. will relieve those afflicted With
Rheumatism. TIy bottls.
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jury STILL OUT.

Tho jury in the Burt insanity case is
still out, without any prospect for a vcr-
diet tonight.
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LUNCHEON
l)INNER.

Roast birds. enrrant jelly sauce.
Fried raw potatoes scailoped' parsnips
Watercress salad
Orange dessert. Pound cake
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MEALS I0on 4 DAY.
BREAKFAsr.

BREAKFAST,
Sliced bananas.
Graham gems. solf boiled eggs.
Kidney pancakes
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
sardincs. with parmesan.
Potato noodles. Celery.
Pockdbook rolls.
Cocoa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-02-14
A fine SHOW
Hawaiian GlGG Club PleaSGs an
Audience.
Music Ancient and Modern Com edy
Natives Is Aroused.

VIM. Coelho and the Hawaiian lads
congratulated on the concert they gave
in the Opera House on Saturday night.
The audience that turned out to meet
them was not very large. However,
there were enough present to pay ex-
penses and leave a little balance in the
treasury.
Mr.. Coelho appeared before the cur
tain just before the opening number
and stated in Hawaiian the object for
which the concert was given. Then
came piece by the Hawaiian National
band. This as we'll as the other Sc
lections played by the band were very
much enjoyed.
The comic song, Heinrich Berger
sons Zobo Band" was one of the best
numbers on the program. Eight of the
glee club dressed in fantastic costumes,
both masculine and feminine, appear
ed on the scene with Zobos recently i'm
ported by Mr.. Coelho. On these they
hummed an accompaniment to the
song given by Mr. Coelho, the leader
of the band, who himself manipulated
the bass drum The musical part of
the number was excellent and the
comical part combined to make it
worth hearing. A hearty encore was
responded to, the Zobo band marching
off the stage to the strains of "Repub-
lie of Hawaii"
The Cats Galop" was certainly an
innovation and most enjoyable one
at that. Messrs. Coelho and tKeawe
good take off on opera as it is heard
in some places.
The Hawaiian trio brought down the
house. 1t became necessary for the
boys to respond to two hearty encores.
The foreigners in the audience appear
ed to enjoy their music even more than
the natives.
The Hawaiian Glee Club eXcelled in
its last number, Hawaiian airs of the
past and present. The rising of the
curtain disclosed the very picturesque
scene of half circle of young Hawai-
ians of the present day standing
around an old native and his wife,
representatives of an age that has long
seated back of two ipus, the old time
native instruments upon which the
Hawaiians were wont to keep time.
They gave a little of the olioli or
chanting when the glee club broke in
with Hawaiian songs, starting with
the imitation of different noises and
ending with the songs of today.
The climax of this number was a
pleasant surprise. While the boys
were singing, a tall, fine looking ma
tive impersonating the great Kameha-
meha, and dressed in habiliments like
those worn by that chief, appeared
from the back and, taking his place on
pedestal, struck the attitude that is
seen in the statute of Kamehameha
on the grounds Of the Government
building. Strong lights were suddenly
thrown on him and the boys began
singing a solemn song ending with the
words 'Ua mau no ka alma ka pono.
There was a great cheer from the ma
tives in the audience some of whom
stood up and shouted, so great was the
feeling aroused in them.