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New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

Fnt-SD AT LAST-Cure for catarrhal
dyspepsia gnstrltis and all the ills they
entail MAN A-t'EA the only natural
manganese spring water. But little trouble
10 verify this statement. II a sufferer in
valuable TO you. Send FOR booklet BEN.
X CURTIS IL StGne-st
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Religions Notires.

Religions Nohres.
FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor
ner 22d- st.-Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN,
D. D., Pastor breaches at IL a. M and p m.
s-Rev. y. SIMPSON. Pastor. will preach Sunday,
1880 a Evangelistic services. 1880 Mcknight
services. p.
HUGH o. PE;NTECOST.
81 Madison 2Ith-st.. Sunday at IL a.
1.-The Strenuous Life Last meeting for the season
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. cor. 3lst-st
Rev. HENRY NJ SANDERS D. D., Pastor. will preach
at both services Morning II; evening. $.
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH. 6Oth-st. Rev. ANDREW LONGACRE.
D D., Pastor.-11 a. preaching by the Rev. E. $
Rer ARcE9 D. BAf Sunday yn school aso %
Mdwee Social Devotional Service Wednesday at SIS m
MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
I3d-st.-HOWARD AGNEW JOHNSTON d. D.. Pas
p m, ''The Principle Of Allegiance
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
57th-st. Rev. ABBOTT E. KITTREDGE. Pastor;-Morn,
ing service II: evening at s. DIR. Kittredge will
preach services Endeavor meeting at
7:15 p. m.
MADISON SQUARE PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH,
PARKHURST. D. D., Pastor. Rev. MARVIN r. YIN
William W COZ in the evening. Bible school in
Chapel for adults 10 a. m.
MEMORIAL BAPTIST Washington square.-1O:45. DR..
JUDSON, 7:3O Mr.. MACMURRAY.
MEMORIAL. s'jNDAY-Broome Street Tabernacle, near
T:45 THE Private Soldier be
Hans Powell Post G.. A r.. by Rev. A j. KERR.
A. NJ Patriotic music Public invited
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

DRESSMAKING.
CORRECT STYLES; perfect Mt; faultless
skirt droop: superior work and finish: Ia
dies may furnish material; responsible; rea-
s5rab.e. COOKE 235 West 44th-st.. near
broadway.
DRESSMAKER.-Rel good dressmak-
er takes work home latest skirts. waists;
also altera tions: remodelling misses and
children's dresses; reasonable. Mrs HOOD.
lS6 West lOlst st.
DRESSMAKER.-Over ~ years In bust
ness; makes handsome summer suits. ST:
short notice. Mime. Z SMYTH, $40 9Th
ave corner 53d-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
NEw-YoRKERS AT THE HOTELS.

Buffalo, May "a CSpecaD.-People from New-York
send vicinity registered the following named
fhotels to-day include:
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor
ner ODD st.-Rev WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN,
d. D., Pastor, breaches a IL a m. and p.
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6edchers.

TlR- w G. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes O
IL at III e. s2d-t. Two pupils received In family.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
DEs,<s AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
DETEcCTINES.-We want a sharp re-
sponsible man in every city and town to
do secret service work; 81 a day and ex-
penses for actual service: postage for reply
INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
Milwaukee, Wis
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
Europe.


EUROPEAN SCHOOLS AND HOMES Girls
~ Mrs. HOOPER, IL Regent-st London England
sends reliable information Of personally inspected
shments. and responsibility PARENTS
Bankers and solicitors references. Established 1881
Chsperones. tutors and governesses introduced.
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will preach at II and p. Morning subject The
Importance OF Keeping Alive the Heroic Spirit
public. In the evening theme
a Princes Wedding Feast Special .ervce in
the evening Every free everybody welcome at
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
Geb bool Aqeucics.

A MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A SUPPLE Professors. Teachers,
etc. Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square
A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions he Tribune
- received their Uptown Office. 1922 Broadway.
% door north Of 31stst until o'clock p m advertise
received the following branch Offices
office rates until o'clock p. 254 sh-ave.
cor 23dst: 152 9Th ave. l2thst.: Macy's 6h-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
CAST-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGHEST PRICE paid FOR ladies. gentle
mems and chldrens discarded Clothing.
fne Evening and Street Costumes, JewelTy.
Rrtc-a-Rrac Furs etc Mir or Mrs. NAE
tai T4s eth-ave.. telephone LOIS B 3Sth.
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At Metropolitan Temple.

7h and 14th-st.
Memorial Day address, H. by DIR. PALMER: Rev. A.
H. BARNETT. S Full choral services meeting
"Wednesday evening. led by Mr.. j. NJ Cornell Meetings
every night
Miss Agnes Mapes Taylor, Miss Iessica Jones Miss
Jeanne Belfort. the whistng nightingale and others
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
DESTROYER OF MOTHS.
DECORATORS AND PAINTERS.

4 J. DICKMAN & co. invite orders for
HOUSE Painting Decorating, Pa
per Hanging and Plastering; artistic.
~ perfect work at low prices: supplies
- at wholesale figures. 1907 LeNing-
'ASs 'on-aVe. Telephone. 22OO. 18th ST
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H j EAN VALJEAN >

Portrayed by LEONARD CARVER OF California; sun
day. p. m. West Side Y NJ. G. A. Auditorium 57th-st
and sth-ave. Miss Mary Henry. volnist. and trained
chorus OF Ta Esen Morgan director) will sing All
seats free. Far men exclusively
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

Miscellaneous
FTNEiE HILL school. SEMI CENTENNIAL MAY e5TII.
Owing - th@ destruction by fire in 1854 NJ most of
the records of the Nm School pertaining particularly
its earlier 1851 1876 has Impossible D
the list Of members
indicated II is earnestly hoped
pupils the School personal
tatons Will graciousy accept this
extended Informally and be present the Hil School
Saturday May -. II NJ. when the II
the Schools existence viii be celebrated address
will he delivered by President Hadey University
the commemnraton address nv Dr. Rossiter yrnond
If New York. Brief addresses by Lyman Abbott Or
Woodrow Wilson Of Princeton and President
Union University expected.
(SgD JOHN MFTGS
The Hill. Pottstown Pa. May o. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST I37-l4s
West 4sth-st. between 9th and 7th aves.-Chrstian
Science services Sundays 10 AS a. and 8 o. m
Wednesday evenings at o'clock. Reading rooms open
daily from 8 a. to p m.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-ave. and 44th-
st.-Rev. A. r SIMPSON. Pastor. will preach Sunday,
1880 a. m. Evangestic services 1880 m weeknight
services. S D. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 79th-st. and broadway
Rev. I. NJ. HALDEMAN. Pastor.-services. IL a. m and
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

NEW-YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Ith-ave. and
l2Sth-st., Rev. DUNCAN J. NJ MILAN ID. D.. Pastor
Services morning and evening. Preparatory lecture
Wednesday evening
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

GARpENER--By a man who sbornnysl
understands the care and manaxemA-. !.
greenhouses. graperies. flowers. fruits -
vegetables and the laying out OF new pIsSs..
twelve wears fist class Tecommands.,.,.
from present employer. Address for "a ~
week. J. NJ. Box 3f7. Greenwich, Con-,
POstOfffCe-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25
DIR. LOUIS ALBERT BANKS

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHIrRCH
n4th-st.. hetWeen Colnmhus and Amsterliann ares
New-York tribune., 1901-05-25

The Pastor Rev. GEORGE T. PURVES d. r.. will
conduct the service on May 26 NJ II a. 43O p
topic. THE Penitent the Cross" Prepare
tory service. Friday May 81. s:15 p m. The public
In
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-16

Solo, J. Il. Alexander, with quartet.
Address CHawaiian), Rev. Stephen
Desha.
Collection. Notices.
Hymn 4S5.
Benediction, Rev. ]. b. Kahaleole.
THE BENEFACTIONS.
Mr.. G. N Wilcox, the church lot.
Mr.. q. N. Wilcox, the parsonage and
lot.
Mr.. and Mrs A. s. Wilcox, the
church complete, including seating and
kitchen.
Mrs NJ. S. Rice, memorial window,
suffer the Little Children"
Mrs. Hans Isenberg, memorial win
dow, THE Good Shepherd"
Mr.. G. N. Wilcox, the pulpit and
communion furniture.
Mrs. S. w. Wilcox, the lamps
Mr.. G. NJ. Cooke, $3.50 toward general
expenses.
Mr.. w. II. Rice, so per cent discount
on hauling bill, 1927.
DEDICATION HYMN.
Our Father in Heaven, may this Tenn
pie be Thne
Thy presence be known through Thy
Spirit Divine,
Inspiring Thy Children here gathered
today,
That worship in Spirit they truly
may pay.
How great is the love that to us Thou
dost show,
In height and in depth it excels all we
know;
The Lord of all life has remembered
our need;
The prayer of the humble He ever will
heed.
A house for Thy service by grateful
hearts given,
If Thou wit accept tits the gateway of
heaven;
Thy truth will enlighten, Thy peace
viii descend,
And rest on the soul for a life without
end
JACOB HARDY.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-16
AS
A PUG|LIST
Hawaiian Prince In
Two Lively
Scraps.

Prince Jonah Kalananaole. better
known here as cupid" is well recog-
nizcd as a man who likes to eat but
prefers to fight. cupid is making a
tour of the world and the popular
young Hawaiian is having plenty to
cat and also plenty to fight. At least
So says a European correspondent
~ young Hawaiian alii is very sem
sitye in regard to his complexion, and
to call him a "colored" person means
a scrap, as the records OF the Police
Court here will show. While on his trip
around the world with his charming
wife there are so far two fights to his
credit, and his purse is lighter by fine
of $500.
In Montreal, Canada Cupid stayed
at the finest hotel. and in due time,
went to the barber shop to have his
superflous hair removed. He was
next" when an American tourist en-
tered. The newcomer looked around,
and said loudly that he couldn't see,
why "colOred" persons We're permitted
about in a first class hotel and in
barber shop. Cupid. we are told, opened
his small eyes at the speaker, but said
nothing. When the tonsorial professor
had finished off his victim in the chair,
and cried next. the American tourist
started forward saying: II certainly
take precedence to a Niger"
They say, it was a dull, horrible thud,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-16
NO SESSION
ON SATURDAY

owing to the leave Of absence granted
to various Senators, there was no session
OF the Senate ON Saturday
An All urnmeut until 10 o'clock this
morning Was unanimously voted on brl-
day.
he majority report on Senate hlll as,
advising certain amendments. Will be taxi
en- up with the minority report today
Senate bills 5j and ~. relating to the
organization OF the Judiciary Depart
mont, are on the order Of the days bus
iness. while the report OF the committee
rec mmcnd ng the passage OF House IiII
81 with few amendments, also comes
up an the third reading Of the bin this
morning.
THE HOUSE ADJOuRNs.s
Forty-fourth Day Ninety-three bills IN
uoduccd, seven submitted for Governors
signature,
After soma attempts by telephone and
messenger Saturday morning 10 round up
re.alcitrant and absent members OF the
ilDutr, "Autocrat" Akina declared the
ii.uso Adjourned uni. Monday for lack
of "a quorum
Jusl before O'Clock various members
9i che Home Nulr hui were ~ hF seen
Hr nF themselves 40 the various points ~
th" compass win apparently predrirr-
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tH.H morning HrFtal Wrmhrrs who
sore chatting lH iHr l.hhy had nl ii.a
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f"IWfI fF member pf fhu press.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-16
WORLDS SPORT
BRIEFLY TOLD

Nolodyovski has been displaced as IA
vorite in the English Derby betting, and
odds of 10 to l are being offered against
him. Orchid, grandson of Ormonde is
now most fancied for the great race.
Larkspur won the Montgomery handi-
cap at St. Louis.
Otto Zeiloff of Chicago and Perry
Queenan of Milwaukee fought a Ground
draw.
Boralma, Charley Herr and Cresceus
have been matched for $4,000 stake. The
race will take place on April c.
Efforts are being made to secure a
match race between Boralma and The
Abbot.
Wentworth defeated Warning at Tan
foran Park, running six furlongs in
] .l2t". which is a Coast record Kenil-
Wo tn has won his last eight starts
Brunswick ran four and one-half fur
longs at Tanforan in 53A seconds. which
Is worlds record for a 2-year-old.
Philip j. Dwyer has sold five 2-year- old
colts to F. G. McLewee for sS5, OOO
Ethelbert at to l is favorite for the
Brooklyn handicap
Rubin and Jeffries are expected to fight
in the course of six weeks on basis of
20 per cent to the winner and q per cent
to the loser
Two hundred and fifty American stable
boys have left New York to take the
place of the Newmarket strikers They
had to weigh 112 pounds or under and
will receive from Sc to IS per week with
board and lodging.
The name OF the Herreshoff's cup de-
fender will be the Constitution.
The Amer can colt Olympian by Domino
is being backed at 100 to for the Eng
lish Derby
w G. Whitney confirms the story that
y" has leased Volodyovski, the English
D""hv favorite, for two seasons
Tho exercise and stable boys at New
marhet, England. have struck for higher
vn""s They demand SO week in place
Of S.
II is said that the Lawson horses will
r"ro for the helpless children of Boston
this year
Acron stat 211H, has been bought by
Co0r"c Is. Wenig of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
for sr NM
Fv-Jockoy West has bought Bill Gar
r"'' ~ 5000 for Righy, the American
r'Hor. now in England
TOM Sharkev has been matched TO
Hrht Fred. Russell AT the Colorado Ath-
toto club on Anril &c
Fr"d Muller Of San Francisco and Ben
Won't ~ Stockton fought 2O-round draw
Eo'hv Martin and George Curtin fought
lo-round draw the same night
'f ~ Mc'oy ana Peter Maher have
boon watched 10 box twenty rounds In
l""'svillo on April %
Porh" Dohhs and "voung" Peter Jack
son FOUGHT n l2-round draw
oscar Gardiner wants 10 fight Frank
Frro 80 10 weigh In al us pounds and
Irra loS pounds
Frnest Rooher, tho champion Graeco-
P'wan wrestler, and Champion Jim JEFF
fri"s met IN ~ Louis In a friendly
vra't'rg bout Tho struggle WIS fast
nnd furious and Roeher had the best Of
a.
Hri'ish yachtsmen anticipate that
AWrroR wi retain the cup
baltimore fAmefirau League defeated
Vote ~ baseball N 10 Princeton INT
vfrs.iv dsfentfd the Philadelphia Nation
Hl IsHTue team, 7 20 ?
l'HHrre q grlHith ~ pascohF n
H rHwnHraiivs novice 40 wing shooting
Won fhH Gr1Hf American Handicap With
IHal ~ flrFrflree straiFht Flls
H'" .rfr .fun rrn tIrd fHT first hHnarH
H.fh ifeafv fuf kls each and lH inc
.fn"Hnn pHnifh who sac 0n ihr
Hff wHfh aHirairiFd HlI Doe Opponents
lY H'.nH me- eighteenth hir8
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-16

AsgsSSsSaSSfa$StSGsS5s5sfG ssSsSsstR
which resounded through that hotel.
when the American tourist was remov-
ed from that chair. Historians do not
explain the exact manner, in which the
Hawaiian Prince jerked the tourist off
the cushioned seat and dumped him on
the floor after administering a few
forcible arguments to his face. How
ever 1t happened the noise reached the
manager, who had been proud at reg
istering their Royal Highnesses Prince
and Princess Kalanianaoe' on his
books, and he rushed to the barber
shop, explained to the half-dead AM
.erican that he had had the honor of
being licked by prince, fact which
made the son OF the great republic
arise and addressing, say to Cupid: IT
didn't know your highness. l got all
1 deserved. VIII you honor me by
joining me at a small cold bother"
There is no record as to Cupid refus-
ing the invitation.
In Geneva, in Switzerland (Genf,
they call the place there, the pugilis-
tic prince got into more serious but
more amusing row. He was in a cafe,
slipping a glass of beer when five
young autocratic "Burschen," or stu
dents, entered and took a table near
him. With the overbearing swagger,
characteristic of the would-be German
duellist, one of the party said In brok-
en- English to the waiter to put out
that black man." who should not be
allowed in the same room as We, us
Il Co. In switzerland all walters speak
English, and the man tried TO explain
who the "black man" was, but, before
he could do so, the prince was on his
feet and had pulled the nose OF the
speaker-Count Won Furstenheim-
turned the noble gentleman around
and kicked him,
Here appears Cupid's lack of knowl-
edge In regard 10 European etiquette.
lie should have known that he would
receive a cartel" and acted accord
ingly While finishing his beer two
gentlemen appeared as bearers OF the
cartel" but none spoke English very
plainly, and In the Hawaiian language
they We're probably not yersed at all.
What Is it?' said cupid, sweetly,
Who had put his bow and arrows AMI
wings aside for the time.
"Dees vas challenge 10 fight re
duello nit Graf Won Furstenheim"
D. him, said the prince
Then, according co etiquette the
bearers u the cartel suggested 20 Gu
pld that he must be- zone paltroQn, re
coward and" we'll they dida't get
from his left he landed the speaker on
DE 11pr. ana win rKnt hand un-
Hrfrui iiis either raftnl bearer dlRapr
i,arrd, and ihen ~ make sob ~ IL
Cupid thinking De- vac ~ lns dear
lld Criterion IA lion0lulu) Knocked
ihr other thrtr men ~ he parry
duNH. besides "a fnW waters ana "a
ulru
~ course fhf prince Rus rrlosted.
Ne WAH brought before "a iilige who
iiant understand Nurd ~ Engilsh,
ans Hrnfrnrfd ~ pay nnr ~ 900
maThs $500 Hhlgh be 80 ard nuv
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-16
WEEKS EVENTS
AT lAHAINA

! LAHAINA, April 12.-The recently
organized Lahaina club occupies
pleasant rooms in the cottage opposite
the Pioneer mill y good supply Of
reading matter will soon be upon the
| tables. Officers have been elected as
follows: President, l.. Barkhausen;
vice president and manager, w. Hen
ming; secretary and treasurer, A. AL
/ berg; directors, Charles Scrlmger, l..
Barkhausen, w. Henning, y. Aalberg
and j. II. Cannon.
/ The Chinese jeweler has moved into
new quarters, and has enlarged his
stock of clocks and watches
/ Several prominent citizens of La
| hama enjoyed fishing excursion on
/ Tuesday.
| The Wireless Telegraph Company has
more than once favored the citizens of
Lahaina with free public messages, re-
latng TO important events. The news
of Aguinaldo's capture was sent to this
city shortly after the Intelligence was
received in Honolulu.
| Immediately after the death of Mrs
| Elizabeth Kalai Richardson, mes
sage announcing the sad event was
| sent from Honolulu to Colonel John
Richardson in Lahaina. ReceiN ing this
timely telegram, the relatives were en-
abled to make preparations for the
funeral. Miss ROwena Richardson IL
one of the teachers in Lahaina school.
Another Chinese store will soon be
built on the waterfront During the
last three months number of new
stores have been opened in Lahaina,
and they are all enjoying fair
amount of custom.
Mr. Henry Dickinson, principal or
the Lahaina school, has been spending
his vacation at Wailuku, and at other
places on the other side of the ISL
and
Miss Anne u. Hadley and other
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-16
A NEW CHURCH
OPENED AT L|HUE

Easter was an especially marked day
for the residents of Lihue, for 1t was
the date april y of the opening of
the new church The dedicatory SER
vices We're held in the afternoon, a
/ large audience, numbering 300,
composed of whites and natives, being
present, completely filling the main
auditorium and the sunday School
rooms which open into it by lifting
doors. Mr.. Lydgate, minister of the
foreign congregation, had the general
conduct of the services, being assisted
by Mr.. kaulili the minister of the ma
tive congregation. 1t is probable that
in coming days distinction between
these two bodies will be less and less,
leaving only the necessary one of Ian
guage till even this, with the existing
school system, must in time disappear,
and the church have one minister for
all. In the dediCatory service the two
languages were blended, Mr.. II. Isen-
berg, minister of the Lutheran church
at Lihue, reading the Scriptures in
English, and Mr.. Kopa, minister of the
native church at Waimea, reading
them in native. Messrs. Lydgate and
Kali minister of the church at Ha-
naleD made the dedicatory prayers,
and Messrs. Desha and Emerson made
the addresses.
Next Sunday the respective services
are to be separated, the service In Eng
lish, conducted by Mr. Lydgate. is to
begin at 1880, and the service in ma
tive, conducted by Mr.. Kaulili, is to
begin at 1880 a. m.
one of the most impressive parts of
the service was the singing OF the
beautiful dedicatory hymn, written by
the venerable Judge Hardy. who has
so long been a resident or the Island.
The residents of Lihue are to be con-
graduated upon the possession of so
beautiful church structure. 1t is the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-04-16
NEWS FROM
ISLE OF MAUI


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q =. Haynes. the new head-carre1-
trr NJ HaUakuapoko plantation VIII
PaN down an the old lahorers quarters
snd construct new houses OF tongue ana
Srroye lumber.
The new Maui Hotel at Wailuku
speued its rest urant on the Sth The
drug store however has not yet re
-eIved its stock of medicines. etc.
Tonight rhs 18th. Mt Wailuku Court
fJouse the Maui Racing Association
-riu hold itS annual meeting
pov n p,ssor oss;stont 70 Mr. T.
r., ,,ro,oLo,, ~, T,.,o,. Gov.
- - pata Earo;,,,, oh,,roh on
-, ~ - ~ IT. 80 ha,,,
,s,,,1,N senora,as ,,.i,h on,lo ,u,as
-, -. -. ,s,h Mat,,ah. 70
t.r,s tho adopted daughter Of Mrs 6
x KaIsma, died at Makawao. She was
nn,ut eighteen wears old and was horn
ana bred in Makawao Makaeha pos
sexses n beautiful voice and often
charmed her friends with her fine sing
ing She was much esteemed because
Of hey amiability. Deputy Sheriff
Szm7 p. Kalama is her brother. The |
funeral will take place tomorrow, the |
18th
During last evening. the 18th, the Ma
kawao Debating Club met in the par
IOrs Of the Paia Foreign Church and /
held an interesting debate concerning /
the following: Resolved, that capital (
punishment should be abolished" |
NesSrs. W. f. Beckwith and Z. b. Car /
ley led in the affirmative and won the .
,,sr OF the audience against the mega
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