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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
BIG REFORM IN B0NNETS.
R"nsrycl' Signs II Hill la i'rotcct
Wild Birds nf Plumagr.

K+TTEI.iC SPECIAL.
N"anv. y. Y. May Win fav stroke,
of tn" pen. Governor RooscveIi to-day made
decided reform in the matter Of feminine
h"adg"ar- IL signed the HalloCk bill. max
ing il a misdeineanor 10 wear or possess nr
to sell parts of wild birds of plurnasc within
the State.
The tad ~ wearing portions OF birds upon
millinery creations has been on tho Increase
for the past few years. Pot hunters have
thrived result Of this fad the forests
have been secured and thousands Of hand
some song birds slain to appeasc Dame
Fashion.
\ decided sentiment against this r'thl"s7
slaughter has arisen and A4somhymau Hal
lock was induced 10 introduce bin amend
ing ih' game laws 80 20 make it mis-
dsmeanor to use the plumage uT skins of
the wild birds of the State for commercial
purposes.
Miiin"rs can no longer possess W offer for
sale "r use srug birds or their plurraee
without suhicctins themselves 60 fine or
imprisonment for having violated the game
laws ot ths State.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS.
Seventh Division in Convention
Officers Are Elected.
REFUB1.Ir SPECIAL

REFt B1Ir SPECIAL
Kansas City. Mo. May 2.-The Railway
Mail Clerks of the Seventh Division en-
hracing Missouri. Kansas. Colorado and
New Mexico. held their annual convention
here to-day. The following were elected Of
ficers: President. II. F. Barnes. Wichita
KaS: secretary, J. f Catterlin. Sedaiia
Mo. treasurer. J. r. Writer'S Kansas City
Mo.
Delegates We're elected TO the National Con-
ventiou at San Antonio June ;. who are in
structsd To- exercise the right Of petition to
Congress in spite q: the warning issued liy
th. Post Office department. The san An
tonic convention is expected to indorsa the
hill now pending to provide for an Increase
in the paN Of postal clerks.
The convent m tG-'iaE lTiOrssi the
scheme for Railway Mail Mutual InsUr-
aEce Association. The postal clerks have
now accident in@Gr5Ect rrmpSny which
has been in rNis.er'r nearly TWO Sears,
hut charges ate pTOpuscI when viii. ru:
this insurance association n the s'tine Ia
sis as old line companies. 1; Is proposed
20 in.""IS" he I1v,lcnt t"r death 20
5000 and TO pay Sl.96 FOR the loss of an
eye. an arm ar leg The insurance costs
members ~. ne .,sSt."i1 IN -" = = year n
S1us NE,rl IS s. below the rate @: til, Cd
line. CprulI0i,'-.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
BRIDE OF HER STEPBR0THER.
East tarond"lct Girl Ncd>
Mothers Husbands Son.

\ steps.ster and stephroihsr we're mar
ried Yesterday in Cahokia. I'll. Tn" mother
u the bride who is a stepmcthcT Of III"
groom, and his father. VINO is stepfather 81
the. bride attended tho ceremony and CAV"
tn. couple away. The name Of the bride
groom is Isaac Godi1. He is - years Old
and prosperous farmer. His nrid" Wa
Miss Mary Schwartztrauher Of East 'arou-
d,le,. Tnc Young woman is - years ola
and very attractive.
The parents ~ the couple were married
about twn years ago. aud went - live ~
East Carondelct. The Young people formed
an attachment for each othc: from tn" ''r.t
CAV of their meeting. vhicn soon TlI'nc"
into love There was n" opposition 90
.beIr union and soon they announced their
.nuaxemenf There was crit" r'l'f't't-
,ior after the wedding yesterday .N':lnc.
The wedding is tn" first on rc'"f' w -,
a, : sinrns.iSiAr
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
HIS BEARD WILL FREE HIM.
August Thunig Proving That He
Is Not II Horse Thief.

august T. ThuniS. the prisoner in IN,
BelieVile jail who is growing heard TO-
clear himself OF a charge Of horse Thor.
seems likely to thoroughly establish hi,
innocence.
The man who was seen driving AWAY
with the team that Thunig f. accused of
having stolen. had rcd heard. Th1rig
was clean >haVrn wh0u arrested. hut ~,
authorities suspected that he hat f,s.
whiskers cat off mer y to conceal hi.
identity. He has decidedly EOrid con1nIs~-
Ion. and this Tod his accusers 70 believe
that he wotid hr una bic to produce The
flowing raven beard h. maintained n,
could profur" i such 2 growth were nee
essary to prove his Innocence
Now his face is rapidly getting behind a
thick mass Of dark StI.bhie tending "a
show that he IS not ~" man wanted il tha-
mans identity must rest finally. n II prob
ably Will. on the color Of his beard
Thunic is unusually proud Of his growing
hirsute alornment. for in 1t lies his ar-
quittal Within week or two. unless all
signs fail. he viii have ane ffowiu-
beard Of midnight hue and walk OIL. of
lail A free mar
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
local AND SUBURBAN.

The Reverend r. T. Huivay has been
obliged 10 posi- roue his marrias". owing To
Ahc Illness Of a sister.
Robert =. NcA'a-h SAYS Ihs Board 90
Prliir iraprov, viii fight th" Belt
cout!'c: 20 the last ditch.
Tie taking of testimony r. the s'tt ~ W.
!. Stone against the directors Of the de
fuG"' Mu!isuphy Esuk was resumed yes
iSrday.
George A. Grohmann barber. committed
sEi,id, in Forest PsrE Yesterday br shoot
Ing himself.
\ Sal&tc will be fired in honor OF Dewey
b. the Alton Naval Reserves Us the Ad-
nI.r'-l passes through the nlut city.
THE citizens of BeIl.villo are anxious TO
receive visit from Admiral George Dewey.
Tho life @: Julius Kaniuz~hurg. 4 Venice
fisherman. was saved yesterday by AN
empty jag - which h. clUrs when his
boat capsIZ-d.
The school Board of NIiiIStadt has decided
70 employ no female school teachers tor
tn ensuing year.
Thomas Connolly. Jle oldest r!uF.oy- Of
H. Wabash Railroad. dropped deed while
4; work yesterday
Srcrif Krr;h. With = body Of twelve depu-
ties patroll.-j IN" SYhurDau Railway tracks
ar Erentw"u! yesterday 10 prevent disor-
der caused t.y th" strike.
JUDGE Klein refused Ia issue i writ OF
naanjarnuS yesterday compelling IN" Board
ol Election Commissioners tu t1Gl.I 4 c'.r-
Jifgate Of riscti"u issued 80 Frsnk War
nor.
Isaac Gcdiu aui Miss Mary Syhwarrz-
rtagh.r were married iu Cshoi>ia yesterday.
The couple were st-pbruth-r aud step
sister.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
NEW HAMPSHIRE FOR BRYAN.
Delegates to the Kansas City Con
yentjou Instructed.

concord. y. H.. Mas 2-Thc state Ton
v.rtiou Of the D.mocra;ic party To ch"'S'
delegates to the National Convention AZ
Kansas city was held here today. ne
vention were selected:
True l.. Norris of portsmouth. Jefoniah
J. Doyle OF Nashua. samuel Page oi haN-
erhiil and Hcnry q. Kent oi Lancaster
They were instructed for Bryan
The Platform condemns trusts ana I'M
rariaIism and declares for popular tlcction
of Senators and the independence or Cuha
and the Philippine Islands.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
WAS STRUCK BY A CLOUD,
IniHird Scnticid Miner Tells nf the
Explosion.

Sc"fisId. Utah. May Harry Taylor one
of the injured men. said he remembers the
moment Of the awful Explosion and he told
Of Il; q few words at time when all his
energy WAS rot utilized in bearing ND under
the attacks of pain.
81 was repairing some track out on the
dump" said the injured man. " hen
started toward the mouth OF the tunnel In
get some tools. | got about fifty feet away
from the tunnel mouth when all rf a sud-
den ihof" wa- an awful report ami at the
same '.U" a black c;"uI. filled With rocks
ming.
II fslt scv"r-l small rocks strike M:
then quick q wink | felt :. init an ny
sid" and thCu-thrn I came away" said
the injured man. with a EhEsi!y attempt =;
Srl -uE.
man pouring -Crnc brandy down my throat
ard 7 saw tho boys wing al around me-
moaning for help. We were fixed ~ and
pUt on Tn" Train.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
NORTH ST. LOUIS CITIZENS.


An enthusiastic meeting Of the North ST.
Louis Citizens Association was held last
niGnl and articles of Incorporation were
adopted. The following officers were elected:
President. J. II. Mc;'dEc; first vice pr.,si-
dent. J. \. Reardon; second vice president,
r.. ". 'Hannehrink; third vice president.
lUnl: treasurer, K. Webb Attorney James
r Eincaiy- WAS instructed 10 file articles of
incor peration. The Worlds Fair was dis
cuss-d and plan of operation adopted.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
HELPED BOERS TO ESCAPE.
French Steamer Landed Them at
Lorenzo MarqurZ.

Lorenzo Marquee, May The French
steamer Coratellas picked up at sea. of
Table Bay, twelve Bo.r prisoners. escaped
from Simonstowu. They were in an open
boat. with hu; few provisions. The Cora
gone on 20 Pretoria.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
FROM BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
New York Man Made the Leap for
\Oturietv.

New York. May albert NJ. Bryan. an
ErglisEmar. % years old jumped from
Brooklyn Bridge to-day. holding an UNI
bGelia to break the fan. and wearing blsd-
,fers on his arms to keep him afiost. He
was seriously injured.
He is u prisoner in Hudson Street Hos
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
NEGOTIATIONS OFF.
Deal for the Danish West Indies
Falls Through.

London. May 5.-The negotiations between
Denmark and the United States r.iative TO
the purchase of the Danish N.S5 Indies
according to the Copenhagen correspondent
Of the Daily Mail. have hcen definitely
broken of
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
GENERAI. pnNIt.STIC.

Con. ..reSS5aau Mu'u introduced Il bill 10
t'orc tuz" indian Territory and change th-
name TO Jefferson Territory
. II was autEeri:ltivey declared that Gov
egaor Tanner n Ilij!ois Mould postpOr" his
operation 80 a. tu attend the Peoria con-
N'utlpT:.
Chairman sam b. Cook eNpl7ine1 tf,at
the Democratic STATE Committee Would
consider Jh- convention matter in kauS.~
city and come L.. -. Louis next day L.
consider the Thirteenth District c"H2r-s-
s.oUaI affair.
An;i-Ielan3 Republicans made strong
demand OF Governor STANLEY u kanSa- 20
pardon Pool Grims.-di. IH editor. img'ris
oned On charge OF lih.iius Leland.
James Fisher. an used farmer II near
Hiil@hoTo, HI, WAS severely wounded with
an az. Antoine Miller. "a neigbbOr, WAS ar
rest =.
Mrs James Martin % Harrisburg. III
bumped into a we'll and ssv-d her child.
" Lci ha-i fallen in.
The Missouri Bar Association begins its
annual session to-3a. at Kansas City.
TIE Illinois q. \. -. Encampment begins
AT Jacksonville today. Fifty thousand Wis
iJo-S ar" expected.
Floods IN Brazo= and Red rivers. Texas
did much damage To- property and again in
terisred With railroad traffic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03

That if. after YOU have written your an
swers TO Republic Want Ads. and taken
them To nearest drug store. they Niil D..
promptly forwarded to Tho Republic free of
charge? Save Sou postage and car fare
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03

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while Governor l.,gli. NJ Saw of Town sun
ported it, aud after some debate il vas
carried
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Union principlrs after tho brc.l,inp ,Itr
nf .h,. civil War
r" an Invitation To- attend given Admiral
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03

The British Army Thaba N'Chr is gra,,-
Ually forcing back the Beers and be-Ir!Iirs.
the nrr;hWar ri march.
King Oscar Of Sweden says that he has
ma sympathy for the Beers. and that h,.
taglrs the British side of the war
RussherG. Ce~gIan-Am.ricau. who
served a dynamite gun in Cuba. COMMA n,!
..i the Eoer artillery in the Sanua's POST
fight. III which nearly go British were cap
fured. together with number of cannon
He was WOUNDED iE four places but is re-
turning L, The front.
The British officers AZ Pre-: orta ara par-
United to have beer when they nave the
money with which ~ buy il.
Lord Eossiyn. captured by The Beers and
tEken To Pretoria, attempted 20 90 free by
saying that h. was "A correspondent. His
-use failed. as ms diary proved that he
was u officer
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HEAVY ATTACK ON
B0ERS' POSITIONS


Continued From Page One.
Tiff ,atisns have been begun there and i, is
the evident intention Of th, Government f..
continue the railway to I.ydenbyirg and de-
stroy tn. Netherlands Railway as a last
resort by blowing UP the tunnels and hold
the Drakenshurg as the eastern barrier
with l-yd"nhgrg a. h.adq arters''
P0LE-CAREN ~ THE FIELD,
Bl"emf"ntein, Tuesday MAJ i..E.arIy
this morning General Pols-Carew's division.
composed of the guards ami General Ste
ven-"n's hrisades, with several batteries Of
artillery. all in winter clothing. ie., i.ioem
fon:.iu.
Lord Roberts. with Lady Roberts ami
their daughter reviewed an, division in
Market place. While marching o,i, an.
men appeared to he it capital condition.
Later Lord Roberts. while rcyicw:rr E,,,-
erts's Horse. congratulated the men ,,,,.r
their bravery. spoke OF the raIlantry OF
the colonial troops. and expressed .h,. h.re
that he might soon review them in pre,o-
ria.
EOERS' STR sITF:sED CONDITION.
London, May a.-The Morning Posr has the
following dispatch from Winston churchill.
udl'i NAM. y t-il!, -Nlfii =.
When General Dickson retired I'm the civ
cumstanccs related in my last telegram. his
own mess cart ard the brigade water carts
fen int" the hand:. of the enemy. and his
rear guard was heavily fired on. This ro-
treat compromised General Hamilton who
therefore collected his forces and fell back
YEARLY into Tnala N'Chu after ~hIruI,-
checking the advancing enemy with mus
kerry and artillery fire
The Bloeufontein correspondent Of the
Morning Post. iel"@rapiinG TUESDAY. SAYS:
We have captured two interesting let
t"rs. The first. which iS from Sl.yn 10
Bo-hs. complains Of the neglect nf th. de-
feus" of kr'onstsI by ccrhnian'i0s there,
VIZ" are d"scrihcd 80 ''occup,ei in Ioofipa
the grain districts" which causes an in
crease nf iIi-f'. in-' among tn. Free state
hurEhers
St,yu concludes hy declining to hc re-
sr' nsihic for the loyalty or ihe Free
Staters unless guarantee is given Of the
Transvaal's intention To protect Era.rstad.
TIL second is a letter from Kruger to
- 'ommardant at Fourteen Streams
~. ager declares That il is impossible tn
send re-enforcemcn's the commandant
asked for, since all the Federal forces are
i'iIi''u III their present posts. hEt he de
ciares that the Federals are gaining great
and that European intervention
is only question of days.
Spenscr Wilkinson. commenting upon the
foregoing letters. says:
They show that the military resources If
Ire Beers straitcned. The enemy have
no reserve nf men. That hrin- the case
sve can only wish that the British advance
should begin. The interests of the Empire
and iipancisl reasons demand that the war
should hs concluded speedily as possi-
bic.
ROBEUTSS DIRECT.
london, Nav ). i;le a. m.-The imncdi- !
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SPltETING

Sparrow Wing. EIhn C5nig Ragged Sailor
E"rer Boy McGrathiana. Prince and BuI-
lari" were the winners at Aqueduct
- Loneliness. Mamie c. Aiuricacp Head
water. Gauntlet and Coda were the win
neTs At. Prise.
Prince of Nal"s's Dia mond Jubilee cap
rHTed the Two Thousand GuinesS at New
mar!ie:.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03

Hotel Empire, New York. high-class
hotel moderate rates. See ad. on page OBJ
posite editorial Of this PAPER.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
EQUAL LAY VOTE
WAS ADMITTED.
Victory Crowns Fight Methodists Have Made in
Every General Conference for
Century.

Chicago. MAY The ru!uit and the pew
snare equally I'm the highest governmental
''nN Of the Methodist Church. Without a
o'sS'ntinE vote the General Conference a
me Auditorium to-day ratified the action OF
T"e annual conference I'm extending rur,ai
representation To tn" laity.
re provisional delegates were admitted
without Il contest. Mrs. II Y McMahIu
"''hdr'w her claim t.. a >.at IN The confer
ehce. rather than i",parGlz,' tn. status uf
Hey mai" colleague
an" step taken makes the Methodist
""Ich q democratic body-il.. rule of the
F''8'h"r passes with the CENTURY The
'fiSc"ia'l in the church long since has
'''n restricted 70 a Sup-rin,endrncv. with
'"' any authority. beyond rh- Piacir; of
ministers. and suggestions To the general
LLuM u .---E 1870. r...---
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03

Tn Kansas city. Mexico and Orient has
elected 4. f.. S'iiIwelI as president
The Freight Claim Association began It's
ninth annual meeting at the southern Ho-
tel.
The St Louis Coal Traffic Bureau me,
yesterday TO discuss abuses and adjust
prices of coal
The executive officers Of three SoutheaSt-
err lines held tt canfereUc" at the Planters
Hglel.
II - n0w said that William Rockefeller
and rot his hrothc-, John u. Rockefeller
is manipulating the Missouri Pacific deal
Tn" Lake Shore and Michigan and the
Nickel Plate have submitted annual state
m"nis.
New mail service has been promised on
the Santa Fe in certain parts of Kansas
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03

Chiils ana Fever Is "A bottle Of Groves Tastsl.s
CALL 1onic- i. L. SIMPLY iron and quirine in .
tastriess torm- No CuTe-no pay. Price pac.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-05-03
Marine Intelligence,

Philadelphia. IA. May ARRIVED.
Steamship Switzerland from Antwerp.
Southampton, May Arrived: New
Ycrk. from New York
Liverpool. May ARRIVED: Jlton!a. Bos
ton; Tunisian. Portland ana Halifax. Sailed
Ihynand. Philadelphia
MoytUe. MAY Arrived: Anchoria New
York for Glasgow.
Bremeu. May 2-Arrivef: Rhein. Nc3
York via Southampton
Southampton. May sailed: Lain from
Bremen for New York.
New York, May Sailed: s. Louis
Southampton: Dolphin. Seattle; Gcrman;c
Liverpool. Nordiand, Antwerp.
queenstown. May ARRIVED: New Eng
land. Boston for Liverpool and proceeded.
Cherbourg. May ARRIVED. Pretoria
Now York, via Plymouth. fog Hamburg.
Hamburg. May Arrived. kaiscrin
Maris Theresa. New York.
go,iiogue May Arrived: Amsterdam m,
Niu York for Rotterdam. ard proceeded.
Copenhagen. May ARRIVED: Steamer
ISlar:d. New York. fcr Stettin.
Queenstown. MAY ARRIVED: Roster
Naesland. Philadelphia, for Live erpooi, and
proceeded.
CnerbourE. May 2-Sailed: Steamer Lain
from Brcmcn and Southampton for New
York.
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London. Nav :. i1e a. m.-The immcdi-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-14

For SALE OR EXCHANGE Choice HOME,
Young street. 5000. J ID. AVERY. Germanla
Lie once.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-14
MAUI COURT ITEMS

Waikiki, May 11.-Judge Kalua do.
cided this week in favor of Asa Hama.
Okla, plaintiff-in=error, VS.. Kataoka. de.
fendant-in-error. This writ of error
was issued by Hons G. Coke when
Magistrate Kahokuoluna of Makawao
decided in favor of the husband Kata-
Okla. 1t appears that Kataoka, who has
been resident of Hawaii for the last
four years, wrote to his parents in ia
pan to hutn him up wife, and his ia
Their succeeded in obtaining one and
she came to Hawaii nei with the hope
OF getting married to him If she found
him companionable. On arriving in
Honolulu, where she first met her in
tended, she declared that she would
have nothing to do with him, and on
coming to Maui she went and lived
with her relatives in Kula, and utter
ly refused to live with Kataoka, Hence
the suit in the lower court for DESERT
ing bed and board. The Judge in the
lower court held that such marriages
were valid in Japan and therefore valid
here. =,
The Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
Co. has instituted this week a suit in
bankruptcy against J. J. Combs, the
young man who startled Wailuku the
past few weeks by some of his remark
able new ventures in business. The
case was heard before Judge Kalua
at chambers yesterday, and the Judge
being indisposed today, the said cause
was postponed until next Monday
morning. The Sheriff has taken into
his charge all the property of said ].
j. CONS per order of the court.
A $4,000 suit against a well known
Waikiki attorney to be brought by an
enterprising young man of this town,
is the talk of the town these days. AL
though the papers in the said suit,
drawn up by Honolulu attorney, are
said to be in the possession of the
young man, yet the suit has not yet
been filed in the Circuit Court, and
may yet vanish into thin air like Ban
quo's ghost.
The Hawaiian Commercial G Sugar
Co. ct al has brought bill for injunc-
ton and to cancel lease against the
Maui Sugar Co. and twenty-nine 9TH
ers, most of the defendants being ma
tives of Huelo on this island. The bill
was issued by the clerk of the Circuit
Court today and the Sheriff will serve
the summons on the parties.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-14
Fight Aboard the Acenor.

The second mate and carpenter Of
the Agenor had fight aboard that
vessel Friday night which resulted in
the loss of one of the latter's front
teeth and a large number of bruises
and cuts about his face. The mate was
arrested Saturday, and the case came
up for trial in the Police Court this
forenoon .....
The evidence showed that the mate
hailed the ship twice from the wharf
and that nobody responded The watch
man was playing cards in the carpen-
ter's room. The latter interfered when
the mate was demonstrating with the
Waterman and the fight resulted
The carpenter claimed that the mate
kicked him in the mouth when he was
down. This could not be proved and
the mate Mr.. Carlson, was discharged
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-14
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