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Arizona republican., 1898-10-08
RETURNING TRANSPORTS.

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-The trans port steamer Valencia arrived late this afternccn from Manila and Honolulu, and the transport Ohio was sighted of the coast and will probably get in tonight.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-08
JOURNALISTIC CHANGE.

Tacoma, Wash, Oct. 1.-The Even ing News of this city has been sold to Albert c. Johnson of Washington, D. C., who takes charge or Monday. The paper will continue democratic in pol itics.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-08
A WIFE POISONER,

Lawrence, Kan, Oct 7-J. J. Unkle, a wealthy merchant in Taylor, was arrested here today charged with hay ing murdered his wife by poisoning. Mrs. Unkle died ten days ago.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-08
AN UNWELCOME RAIN.

San Francisco, Oct This morn ing a heavy thunder storm passed over this county, followed by tremen- dous rains, which seem likely to con- tinue. The rain will mean thousands of dollars loss to grape growers and fruit differs.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-08
JAPAN WILL BE REPRESENTED.

Yokohama, Oct. 7.-The Japanese government will send two cruisers to Chinese waters for the protection of .ne subjects of Japan there.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-08
The Bear Island Indians Are Under Con trOl-DireCt Correspondence From the North Indicates Coming To-
 qether of Other Branches
 of the Chippewas.

 tonight follows: places 
  One mans thirty lumbe camps evening"
 THOSE WHO FELL. = following trouble, have at department:
 PaulM Minn.O Oct  oa
  anda tnuo (S,gned STURGES, stant Walker, Nlnn, IT, Branerd Minns  protecting Third
 
 
  Ziball
  s BACON Brigadier-GeneraL" Minn- IT, 7) eneralW One of
 
  muncaion with s sgned) Brigadier-GeneraL"
 
  THE CAUSE IS REMOVED.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-08
THE CAUSE IS REMOVED.

"A Minn, special Dispatch
  
    an legaIi selin
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

There are many rare and costly
books In the world. but the most OK.
pensiye OF all are certain copies OF re.
llglous books. A copy OF the Koran,
now In the possession OF the Shah OF
Persia, In worth one hundred and TWEEN.
ty-nye thousand dollars. Its parch.
ment sheets are bound In q solid gold
cover an eighth OF an inch In thick.
ness. with n silver lining equally thick.
The golden cover Is decorated with
precious stones In the form OF a ores.
cent One hundred and nine diamonds
one hundred and sixty-seven pearls,
and one hundred and twenty-five
rubles make up the brilliant deeora.
tlon. by tho side OF this book the
churchman places a copy Of the Bible.
as ono among tho costliost books of
the world. Al the present time Il has
no price, for money would not buy Il.
II Ia a Hebrew version now In the
Vatican. As long ago a. 1919 Julius
II. refused to part with II for lts weight
In gold. There II, In the library at
Gottingen. unique Bible written on
i've thousand three hundred ana sew.
enty-three palm leaves. Amongst un.
common religious books must be
classed the edition OF the Bible used
by the oxford University Press. Il is
only ono and three,quartera Inches In
length, and one and seyen-elghths In
II has TO be read by means
N a mRgnliying glass. and one Is given
with this tiny Bible for two shilllngs
and threeponoe. or hfty-six cents. The
Marquis OF Duiferln has a small vol
lme one-half the slIe OF a postage.
stamp, Il Ia an edition OF the sacred
Iook OF the sikhs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

q good place 20 so to IN search Of fob
because the labor market is well
stocked Consul General Haywood I'm
MS last report to the state Department
quoted wages and prices Of noccssarles
as follows:
Wages on the plantations. including
house and nrewood. OF room and board.
range from gi25 to SIZE Dor month for
engineers and sugar boilers. $50 to 500
per month for hlacksmlths and carpon-
'ers' $50 TO $40 per month for iocomo-
i've drivers, 500 to Si75 per month for
oookheopers and $50 to $40 per month
LOT ltamsiers. In Honolulu the ratios
are - To ~ per day for biioklaycrs and
masons, $3.50 TO g. per day for carpou-
iora ana painters. and So TO g. per day
TOT machinl-is. Cooks receive from So
10 20 per week; uurso8. house servants
ana gardeners. s. 20 gi2 per month. RE
t'u prices Of provisions are az fol.
loWF' Ham. 10 To- rs cents Der pound:
bacon. rs 10 90 cents. -four. $3.50 TO 81
per 100 pounds: rice. &9.2O to IS nor
100 pounds; eggs. 90 10 80 cents per
uoz' butter. IS to 80 c5nis per pound.
ana ice ~. cents per pound.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
Noto.

In Dundee. Ireland woavors arc paid
tlol week and many Of them hay,
families.
Forty thouHaud working women IN
New York city arc receiving wages 10
low that they are compelled to accept
charity or do worse.
The multiplication Of telephones
gas and water has already been accom-.
plishcd In Amsterdam. the chief city
OF Holland. and the municipal council
is now considering the question OF tho
multiplication Of the street rail.
ways.
In spain women work. About $500
are employed In mines: the state tobac.
co factories give work to about $4,000.
ahd lace making engages 5000. They
may even be found engaged I'm the
manufacture Of dynamite and gunpow-
der.
In one factory OF Detroit, Mich.
u machine on which a boy not over
10 or 10 years old 10 doing tho work
which. until recently. required ak
men. working by hand. The boy gets
~ per week. The six men. who were
OF necessity capable mechanics. could
not be had for less than $3.50 n day.
or 50 a week each.
a decision was rendered BY the Unit
cd States supreme court recently Of.
iirmlng the validity Of tho South Caro-.
Ina diHpcnrary Uygtcm IN is essential
features. Three judges dlrrentcd. bu.
a substantial majority OF tho court
accepts the view that state has n
right to conduct the liquor trainc on
10 own account IA an exclusive state
monopoly, subject, only TO the qualln-
cation that n citizen may import H.
Quora from beyond the state for his In
dividual use without interference from
the state. The decision Ia OF import
anec as establishing the right Of state
TO set up and conduct. not only a pub
lie liquor monopoly. but any Industrial
monopoly.
Harper's Weekly says: "The strike OF
the engineers In England Is over. ana
the men have been defeated. In their
defeat II Involved that Of trade union
Ism, for the employers insisted on the
right TO manage their own business In
their own way. and, after most ex-
traordinary struggle lasting six months
tho men have practically surrendered.
Ono thing the English capitalists, and
all capitalists everywhere. should bear
In mind. The inevitable tendency of
a strike like this Is to strengthen the
socialist movement. The worklngmea
will reason that II they cannot bring
their employers to terms by negotla.
lions. or even by striking. they will try
to accomplish their object by lsElGla-
ton.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

have too good sense to esteom such
monkey-llke animals as these, In who's,
formation the tailor and BARRIERS gt
nalNes with the Almighty. lie IN.
niteA Page to take a trip with him t.
europe that would last two or tire,
years. and writes; N We should NOT
uoih be cured Of love In that time. /
mink the deyil would be In H. But
.hls disappointment In love aid not
provo perpetual frost upon his aifec.
uons. IN due time he fell Ia love
win the charming widow Martin skel.
.on' ana the union proved a peculiarly
heppy one. aud for many years she
was the source OF the greatest domestic
lellei'y' Il Is quite coincidence. n
not a oonsolation 10 10 ordinary NOR.
tala' that Jefferson. like his illustrious
contemporary. George Washington.
the father OF his country. although no
great and hrst In so many things. was
not nrst In everything. for they both
mRrried widows. and had to be salts.
hed with warmed-oyer affections, how.
ever sweet and precious"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

most happy years. leading a healthy
out Of door life. They became expert
horsewomen, and an excursion In their
fathers steam launch was one OF their
principal reercaiions. II IL an hlgtori-
cal fact that when the war Of 1879
broke out II was Stewart aud Balm.
bridge who persuaded the authorities
10 give the United States navy a
chance. tho government being afraid
TO undertake contest with the Brit
ish navy. Though having been made
a rear admiral on the retired Hist,
Stewart was always known among his
neiEhbors as commodore ana "Old
Ironsides." a. the breaking out OF
the civil war he demanded 20 be
placed ON the active list, but was re-
fused; he was then 81 years old. With
such an ancestry ana such associations
these three women carry with them
the courage and determination OF SOL
oilers as they enter upon lifo's daily
battle.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
PREMATURE BURIAL

famous Men Who Have loft Dircctlau.
20 Guard Against ~.
Wilkio Collins left a mlHeiye amonr
Ms papers directing that whom he died
thorough examination OF hla body
was to be made by a shiilfui mrgeon.
Lady burton, wife Of Captain Sir Rich
ara burton, ordered that her body
should be pierced with a needle in the
region OF the heart Edmund Yats.
OF tho World. Miss Ada cayendlsh
Miss Harriet Aartinoau. the authorens.
ana Hans Andemon, the writer OF no
many fairy tales, may be mentioned A.
instances OF men ana women Who have
left instructions that they ahouid noe
De Inferred until everything poaalbla
hhd been done 10 make aura that thoy
were llfelose, In some cases ID was The
severance of a vein, In others even de-
capitatloA that was resolved upon,
OTHERS, with similar end In view.
have adopted different means. Tho
signaling invention OF EdRar Allan
Poe. who wrote this subject IN I'm his
ehancieriEtlcally weird faahlon. IA IA
1870 ~ w. ANAANANs AutUs inNIf Ia
the apparatus OF a Russian inventor.
which consists IN n mechanism placed
In tho throat Of the corpse. N CON
sclousnoAs returned. aud an effort wero
made TO breathe. the effort set In mo-
ton certain wires. which resulted In
bell ringing In the cemetery keen
ers lodge. In "Jo4ebol's Daughter the
idea Ia very similar. save that instead
OF throat apparatus wires wore faa-
tened TO the hands Of the corpao. Last
year sir Henry LlttieJohn told his stu.
dents at Edinburgh Of a fancy conn.
htied with patent springs 10 construct
ed that ON tho slightest Indication on
returning life they would Immediately
open the CONN and thus save the VIC
tim. This may have been a reference
10 the Russian invention. seeing that
tho Idea ia the same, though there II
a slight difference In detaii.-Cham,
bsrf' Journal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

Thou couqueror OF The viidsrr..u
with keen and bloodirss ,drs
liaill 60 tile sturdy artisan
WHO welded thee bold wrdrrf
lhnugh tho warrior deem Che t.sapon
Fashioned only Tor the rinvr
Yet the settler knows thee mirbtigr
ihan tho tried DumnHrua s'Hlre.
While dcsolailon mnfkeb
The course or formau's brand
Thy strong blow scattors plenty
Ana gladncss through the land.
Thou onest the soil 10 culture.
To ihc sunlight aud co., dow:
And the VILLAGE Fpirc thou plsntcst
Where Of old the forest grew.
When The broad sea rored between them
ANA their own fur native land,
Thou vert the faithful ally
OF tho hardy pilgrim band.
They bore no warliha eagles.
No banners swept tho sky.
Nor the clarion. liko Tempest
Swclled IT. fearful notes on high.
But the ringing wild rc.echoed
Thy bold. rCgistlcsH stroke.
Where. Ike incense. ON tho morning
Went NJ tho cabin smoke:
The tall oaks bowed before thee.
Like reeds before tho blast:
Aud the earth put forth iu gladnoss
Where the axe IN triumph passed
Then halt thou noble conquoror.
That. whom tyranny oppressed.
iicwed Tor our fathers from the wild
land wherein 10 rest!
Han. 10 the power that givoth
Tho bounty Of the ruii.
Ana freedom. and ava huuoled maine.
To the hardy sons OF toll,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
inFFERsoN's LOVE AFrArF


ssif with q widow.
In n speech delivered az tho com.
mencemeut 81 the university OF Vir-
sinia. Col. William Lamb gave this In.
'afcsllng sketch Jefferson had his
unpleasant "reminiscences Of his alma
mater Although he was a tail. thin.
aN1onei youth with red hair. angular
features and freckled face, he fell des-
peiatoly IN love with Robocca Burwoll.
u young girl ~ fine family. famous
beauty aud high intelligence. a type Of
tho'o women In that portion Of the old
dominion whose influence was bound
lea' on the sea that lnycs the shores.
when sho smiled ON him he was the
happic1t boy within the sound Of the
college bell. She gavo him a watch
picture. which he regarded ns moro
precious than DIS bIrihrlght Ito loss
caused him agonizlng grief lilo writes
TO his old friend Page. attcrward gov
'fhor of Virginia. from college; The
aceursed rats ate up my pockctbooh
within foot OF my head and carried
away my sir garters. or this | would
not have accused the devil. for rats Will
Dc rats. but something worse happened.
II rained all night. when I went TO
bed ] had my watch In Us usual place.
In the morning I found Il In the same
place. But Quantum mutatus alb illoi
All ailoat In water. let In ut a leak IN
the roof Now there were a thousand
OF other spots which II might have
CHANGED 10 leak as well as this ono.
hut Il 10 my opinion that tho devil
came and bored a hole over II on pur-
pose. Well. my poor watch lost her
speech. I should not have cared much
Tor this. but the water got inside TIE
watch case. aud destroyed the priceless
picture. and I would have cried bitterly
had II not been beneath the dignity OF
a man. Poor fellow. after an hia wild
devotion he was lifted for handsome
college swell. Whoreupon he wrote
again 10 his friend. 4 am sure tho
man who powders most. perfumes
most. cmhroidcr most, and talks most
nonsense ~ most admired; but some
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
ODDS AND ENDS.

Shells as they are known In the
present day were not used In tho navy
until the latter part OF the eighteenth
century.
re ink plant Of New Granada IL a
curiosity. Tho Juice OF II can be used
m ink without any preparation. AZ
first the writing IL red, but after a
few hours II ohanges 10 black.
The cries OF sea birds. especially sea
gullH. are very valuable 20 sailors I'm
misty weather. Tho birds cluster ON
the cliffs and coast and their cries warn
boatmen that they are near tho land.
Early man used 10 be able 10 waa
his ears as an Indication Of pleasure
or TO brush away files from under hla
back hair. but no the muscles were not
brought into continual use they be-
came rudlmentary.
The Belgian government offera n
Prize OF $4,000 for tho invention Of =
match paste containing no phosphorua
and not otherwise dangerous 10 hoaly5
in It's manufacture. or eourse. uther
points are required, but the object OF
the offer 10 10 find a way 20 do AWAY
with a dangerous employment.
Among proposed applications az
power at long distances from lis source
Ia tho lighting OF the interior passage
and chambers OF tho great pyramids
by electric currents generated at tho
cataract OF Askouan. several hundred
miies away. The same power Is In
ended TO operate pumping stations ana
'otton mills along the Nile.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
eHAKEsprARu's cAuaoH.
Some intere'tinE Relic. Pound purin,
Work 81 gostorstte,.

h"'"e ih''f'stinE Relics Pound During
Work 81 Restoration.
m unusual amount ~ public intsr-
est Is just now being shown in the
restoration work at Holy Trinity
Church, stratford-on avon. workmen,
are engaged IN taking np tho ioor m
the nave side alsles and transopis, pro-
pantory 10 the laying down Of now
block hoors and pavements. Having
to oNcayatc some depth Tor the purpose
OF Milling IN with concrete and cement.
some curious Old vaults, quaint ami
nphs and tombs are being disclosed.
and are being treated with tho ereateet
care a portion " the present church.
yates back nearly 100 years. and alb
authorities agrco that upon the same
site stood much older church ~ tho
saxon period ~ o place N sepuicher
me site has no doubt been m use for
1000 years. The floors OF the naye,
ana particularly tho iranaepte arc
honeyoombed with vaults. and Il -iil
DO necessary 10 lower the crown OF tho
arch OF many 10 aa TO oxoavaio To IN.
proper depth. "A lnternonis inslda
churches are not now permitted. an the
vaults viii most likely he nllsd In.
Ihey arc not being entered. but ia The
course OF the work collins, mostiy M
lead are seen. ana skulls and bones
are being turned up occasionally
These are treated with tho utmos, rev.
erence and VIII be reinterrod in the
churohynfd. A group OF vaults In tho
south transcnt has been opposed. They
contain the bodies Of the Mason fam.
ny the intorments dating from 1883.
The family II now extinct. bur OLD
suntiordians tell Of remarkable. yet
horrible. act OF solf-dcatruoiion com
mltted by one Of the Mason family
sixty or seventy years ago. Going into
a novel In tho paddock NJ the back az
tho house. he put together a great
quantity OF straw. and. lying down on
TOD OF II, he aot the heap on nro and
was literally roasted alive. Quaint
inscriptions are being brought 10 liSht
IN removing tho wooden ioon thai
covered the old stone paving Of tho
tranaepta. ano 70 IL satisfactory 10
Know that all viii be carefully pre-
served and shown IN the "rnndom
pavement" which will border the powA
81 Jamoa'a Gazette.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
The WORD Dollar.

Dollar Is a word that has passed
through various forms. Il was thai
thaler dahler, daalder. daler and tai.
lero. It originally came from Thai.
town In Bohemia. Here coins OF an
ounce In weight we're made. They
were called Joaehlm's thaler or Sch
llcken thaler. So popular did these
coins become that they gave their
name to those that came after them
Their manufacture dates from about
the year 1878
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

Owing to heavy pccunlary losses
and the Illness Of their father.
Charles Stewart. half-brother oil
the late Alice f. J. Parnoll. these
three women have been Obliged TO go
out into the world and seek their for
tunes. The New York Tribune states
that Bessie and Frances are Just be-
ginning a literary career. and Mar
gretta has entered the dramatic pro
fession. MarErotta also has great
mechanical ability. and used TO spend
much Of her time In her fathers tool
shop. She became an oxcellon; ANA
teur carpenter. and. being well known
In Bordentown. practicod her amateur
trade upon her nolghhors' houses. barns
and fences; she was rarely seen about
town without her tool box John How
ard Parnell. q member OF the British
parliament, inhcrlts tho old family oa-
tate at lronsldoa. which was heavily
mortgaged by his mother. Alice r. J.
Parnoll, TO assist her son, Charles
Stewart Parnell. TO gain home rule for
Ireland. Tho inheriior will, n possl-
bio. carry out HIS mothers wishes. nc
Will try 10 keep lronaldca for the de.
seendanta OF her father. Admiral Stew
art. AZ this place these girls spent
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

she-"You're big. ablc.bodled fell
low. Why aren't You away nghtlnr
for your oouniryg'
Ho-"Gracious. goodneml I guesa
you don't keep very well posted. Didn't
you know that had been chosen as
one OF tho members OF tho team that
10 TO represent our golf club In the
match game against the IIuxegos next
month";"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

Mrs. oBrIen "Phwat'a TO maither.
Misthress oToolc, thot makes you LUX
so blue3"
Mrs. O'Toolo-"An' us bad luck 10
me. Misthress o'Brien. Pats supper IL
gltiln' cowld. an worrud has fist been
brought from t'e quarry thot Pat was
blewed oop, an has not come down I'm
ylt. Pat II 80 tortlcss had cess 10
him."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

There are atill seven old ladies In Tho
United States drawing money that wa.
Granted Tor service with WGahlngtons
troops In the War Of independence
against King George. A young recruit
rom the Bay State, for Instance. en-
listed Just before hostllitlea ceased, re.
cured his pension for self and wife.
married girl OF fifteen In bis eighth
e'h year. and left her provided With
a pension until this day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16


No law IN the Philippines IS more
quaint than that which relates TO the
property Of married persona II Is en-
tlrely In favor OF the wife. Property Of
a bride Is never by any chance settled
ON a husband. and II he Is poor while
she Ia well OF he can only become at
most an administrator Of her posses
sions After death the property goes
10 her children and blood relatives. I'M
less she has executed a deed IN her
husbands favor under the eyes OF a
notary. A married woman bears her
maiden name, but adds TO II that OF her
husband with the prefix de. Children
bear the names OF both parents. Tho
independence which women enjoy In
the Philippines is held by Miss Garnett
to afford evidence that Mil was wrong
when be assumed that the subsection
OF women is immomorlAl and world
wide. After the marriage ceremony
tho husband symbollcally endows the
bride with all his worldly possessions
II Ia clearly a case. so far as the wife
is concerned, Of what Ia yours Is mine
and what is mine Is my own."-Fort-
nightly Review
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
An In,n.nIrlnn. Nlnm.n,.

u am going away to Nil myself"
cried tho hcartbrokcn young man M
the beautiful maiden slammed the door
after him.
Just my luckl" growlod the foot
pad. who had been waiting IN the aha.
dow. What's tho use askin' him for
his money or HIS life now7p
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

She's gone away TO stay until
The early autumn days.
Where the winds blow cool and Ger
the hill
There ever hangs a haze.
She Tolls At ease from morn I'm night.
While must toll away
But the worst Is that I've got TO writ,
Unto her every day.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

Wilberforce-"Poor Dawklns has
committed suicide, did you sayY When
did II hnppenG"
Tilllnghast-"Well. II hasn't taken
eneet yet. The method no chose is
rather SLOW"
Wilberiorce-"What method did he
ohoOs0I"
Tilllnshast-"lIo has gone to Klon,
dixie after gold"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16
LABOR AND INDUSTRY
SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
UNION woRKMEN.

American Export Trade Double That Of
the Imports Prices Received rhsrefor
arc Growing Lower aud Lower So
That the Excess Amount. 10 No,,t,.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

we arc selling these goods" ss'd
lne clerk. "at positive loss. Praetlc-
any we are giving them away"
lhen' said the lady with the naughty
Gemeanor. Il must decline to purchase
! cannot accept gifts from a shopkeeD
er'--lndianapolis journal.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

NV H'"F'hcfH Lament
! know a maiden who Is fair.
Aa Tar AZ form and features 80.
Her father "a n millionaire.
But she can ne'er be mine. for, oh.
IA | was riding yesterday
With my head bent o'or the handle
bar.
lie suddenly got In the way
] was 20 near. now I'm 40 far
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

Isabel ouida Upton" 10 the fanolful
name Of a little girl Her initials be.
ing T. o. u, II Ia prcsumablo that she
II "a child OF promise. TIT bits,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

brownsville popular price for oy-
sIythlng In the next century will be
zen cents, Towne-Tben we can cor
, ,y refer 10 II as the Ton century,
indianapolis Journal
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

Say, II Spain could only got hold Of
the man who discovered AmerlcaI
Shed do worse than Jail him now"
Heavens, yesl believe they'd
force him IN succeed sagastai"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-16

Now that Hawaii has been annexed
70 the United States, Industrial oondl-
lions there have become Invested with
new interest. Hawaii Is probably not