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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
La,imor want. t, Pardon.

irving Iutimpr. the notorious matri-
che has at Inst broken his silence OF
l., years standing 20 deny his guilt aud
asA FOR q pardon. Ills severe Illness
with typhoid fever has broken his re
serve and sclr-poSSesSiun.
Saturday Latlmer sent Tor W. l.
Scaton. who was the iirst warden of
the PRISON. and tn him Iatimcr at the
prison hospital sulcmnly declared his
Innocence OF the crime.
lie asked me To- interest myself.
said Mr.. Scatun. and mentioned the
names OF three or four other men who.
he thought. would cooperate l.atimer
Thought 10 was propitious thine. be-
fore he was discharged from th" hos
pitul. 10 take steps toward a pardon.
"Latinlcr dwclt upon the death or
llallmaStcr lIaigiit" said Mr.. Scatnn,
and oppressed deep regret. saying he
did not intend to NH him. but accident
ally administered q more powerful
dosC ~ pruss.c acid than he intended
to-
t'r. John Maloucy. 81 ~. Mary's
church CALLED on ihtmcr saturday
nj the hospital. The priest Is One of the
frN people iu Jackson who never be-
lievod LHtimcr killed hi, mother. l.ati-
mcr stated o. Fr. Maloury that he did
not commit the crime,
why. Irving" said the priest, this
Is the lrst time YOU have ever made
any statement regarding the murder.
isn't IT,
Yes sir" latimer replied.
The priest has frequently visited
l.Htimcr ut the prison AMI his surprise
40 l.atImcr'S change uf front was
great. lltimcr discussed his past life
freely. For wears he has followed the
humdrum 81 prison life without q
word 90 complaint. never 10y word
or action expressing either pleasure or
SOIToW.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
The Presidents som. Hines.

Theodore Roosevelt. ir.. WIS one of
th" boys OF the GrotOu. Mass. - hool
" iiu went about harchcadpd and with
out an oyerCoat. the fact causing him
10 u, taken ill with pneumonia. ON
Saturday his mother reached his bel.
side. ~ midnight saturday the prrSi.
don't lrft Washington FOR Groton. haV-
Ing determined 10 disregard the re-
quest 90 his sons physician and Go -
tu ills boys bedside lie felt that his
presence would he comfort To- Mrs
Roosevelt aud that Hs the critical
period covers tie next three days hc
should be- near his son. 10 Is also stat
eel TINT rhr trip 10 Massachusetts Is
taken ca the presidents own Initiative
ana Is not due to any alarming news
" hich rrIrh,vl him concerning his sons
condition. Just before leaving h. prc,.-
dent received q Telegram saying his
son hud slept all tine evening. aud his
condition appeared quite favorable.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14

After dcllberatlng for three hours
Thursday afternoon the jury In the
case Of Bert Harrington or Milan.
charged with the murder OF his wifc's
paramOur. Jesse Hooker OF Adrian,
brought Ina verdict declaring the
prisoner guilty OF manslaughtcr. The
prevailing sentiment was that Far
rinp1on knew what he was about. but
ought 10 be- let off as easily as posi-
bile under that theory. Had he found
Hooker In his own home ana Killed
him then and there hc would have
been acquitted without doubt. said
one of the iurymcn. but through the
pursuit Co Adrian and the delay. II was
not possible under the law as given
by tie court Co let him go scot free.
There was strong feeling I'm the Jury
tO bring In recommendation Tor q
light sentence. but IL was not done. ~
the jury felt that Il might Ice going too
far outside It's duties. The ease was
appealed on Friday morning and Far
ringtun was released un 5000 ball to
appear for sentence March IL. The
hondsncn are EmmCt +. Pyle, Thomas
Rcaman. Warren Lewis. Lewis
Reeves. Charles VI. Blackmcr ana FL
4. Harrington. the latter Bert Far
rlugtuu's faithful brother All the
bOndsuen are Milnu's best citizens.
I pom being released from jail Far
rlugton went with his brother To- the
stag hotel. which was FOR some time
crowded with men AMI which for the
time being presented the appearance ot
q reception. Farrington'S tall frame
loomrd up above those who wcr"
crDwdlug around him expressing their
sympathy and the hope of a lenient
sentence. Bert viii 20 to Milan
with me-" said I'd. Harrington. and,
Of course We are al sunguine that
Judge Chester viii bc leuicnt In his
sentence"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
PhIIIppInc sedi,Ion Laws.

The scd!tiou laws enacted 10y the
Philippine commission were read in
the senate Thursday when Mr.. lloar.
Uf Massachusetts. expressed his as
constituent that such laws should bc
enforced 10y the government authori.
ties. Under their provisions Il mother
having knowledge OF the treason OF
her son must inform che authorities
upon him: The son must Inform upon
th' mOthcr: the brother upon the
brother; the daughter upon the father.
uud so ON. lie said the laws OF the
iu,tcd states were applied only to cit.
liens Of this country-cilizcns 10y
either nativity or adoption.
Mr.. Foraker 81 Ohio had read from
the revised statutes of the United
States the laws Of congress relating
tp the crime OF treason and similar
oifeuscs against the government. AMI
said that the acts passed 10y the Phil
iPpinc commission wcr, almost idcnti-
cal Ia their language with the laws
enacted 10y congress IN tine days 81
Oh" fathers OF the republic. aud that
there WAS nothing unprecedented or
unusual about them.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
4 ucrmi,'s D-nth

Henry Malone. known ~ the hermit
of the prairie. dicd M an early hour
Saturday morning ~ the Lewis hos
pitul in BAY city ot pneumonia. after
an Illness Of week. AMI thereby end
eel unique life.
Malone lived IN . lean-to Shanty.
Isolated from the rest or the world. un
u forSakcn prairie that runs alongside
thr Saginaw river for many miles.
The hermits shlnty Is not more than
s.N feet wide 10y nine or ton feet long.
Ia summer The front ana only door is
not supposed to close. 70 enter. ou"
must lirSt Surwuunt pile OF chips and
shavlugs nud then drop foot as the
threshold b. crossed There rs uo win
dow Ia admit light sufficient 10 afford
q GOOD view ct the interior \ hole over
a." door. that is bearded m winter.
admits ll~iii aud mir in the warm
months ur the year. lie was one OF
Lieut. Col. i'ritchaTl's command Of the
Fourth Michigan Cavalry during the
civil war Seven years ago Malunc's
brother. John. u rich farmer. after con
siderable persuasion. succeeded in get
i'ng him Go his home Boo plymouth. hut
ia" oil hermit couldn't siiy there. pre-
fcrr,ng lbs shack on the prairie. lie
received q pciision 90 ST. month and
Ind lived alone for twenty years.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
CONGRESS.

Representative Blnkeny. % Mary
land. introduced u bill limiting the
price Of sleeping ear tickets on inter-
state railway lines. The rates hNed
are 81 for upper and - cents extra
for lower for 800 miles. with an III
crease for longer distances.
Secretary Root has sent Ia congress
resolutions 10y the American Chamber
Of Commerce at Manila urging con-
gress to provide for Pacific cable.
the cable To be- OF American manufnc-
uire aud Go be- laid 10y ships beariDg
THE American flag.
Delegate Wilcox. OF Hawaii. has in-
troduccd hill increasing annual sala-
rics ns follows: President Of the
United states. SiOO.OOO: Vice-preSident.
a.Oo: cabinet officers. $1,000 each;
members OF congress. SiO.OOO. Another
bill by Mr. Wilcox fixes the salary OF
thu governor of Hawaii at $1,000.
senator IIOar presented u petition
signed hv number of distinguished
citizens praying for tile suspension OF
hostlltics in the Philippine islands.
AMI asking that an opportunity be
given Tor u discussion Of the situation
between the government and the Pill
plno leaders.
The autl.anarchlst bill. which will
b. reported to the house Ina u day OF
two. contains one feature not here.
tofcre alluded to- This T. u provision
giving 90 foreign ambassadors and
ambassadors accredited To- Washing
ton protection against assaults AMI
Furnishing with death any such as
suult which results In the death " thc
foreign ambassador or minister.
The legislative. executive AMI judi
cial appropriation bin. carrying IN"
appropriation for numerous branches
Of the government service was conf
plctcd yesterday 10y the hotrsc commit.
tee Oh appropriations. 10 carries $50
les. SlD. or about SJOD. 600 below TIN. cS.
Inmates. I'm the item increasing spc.
cinc salaries. 2GB such Increases are
on account OF rural free delivery.
Senator Nelson introduced hill pre-
pared by the National MillcrS' associ-
alton providing for the amendment OF
the Interstate commerce law. II en-
powers the Interstate commerce CON.
mission tn fix rates for transportation
AMI abOlishcs punishment 10y !mpris.
Onmcnt
The Philippine tarin hill Is likely
to occupy the time of the senate for
two weeks more before vote Is
pvIchssl on H. The Democratic sena.
tors plan II 90 exhaust on the tariff
blll all their arguments against the nj
illustrations policy in the Philippines
ami let the civil government bill. which
viii come up later. pass without much
Opposition. Senators Frye and Hanna
arr insisting that when the Philippine
tariff bill II disposed Of the ship sub
Silly b,ll ought to b. considered.
Senator Mcmillan says the subsidy
hlll. - reconstructed. will likely pass
the senate n u provides that Subsidies
shall ht' ivild tor mail service aud To-
freight carriers instead of To- occan
grryhuunds. and that the law shall b.
for tut one year. The hill before the
SENATE last session. AMI which failed.
called FOR subsidies for 10 years and
contemplated that bounties should br
based on speed alone.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
FAILED FOR OVER A MILLION
+. C. Andrews Fails Wrecking a
Detroit Bank.
STOCK SPECULATION DID IT.
Cashier Certified Checks and Allowed
Heavy o.erdrafts TIN the break Came
a Napoleon OF Finance who sudden
~ Went Broke.

Detroit was greatly excited Monday
over tie failure of the city Savings
Bank. OF which Frank &. Andrews
Police Commissioner and tinancler.
was vlce-pr,'-!dcnt ami responsible for
the disaster Bank Commissioner
Ge0rgc l.. Multz STATES that THE cash
Ter has allowed Frank Andrews 10 Is
sm certified checks To the amount Of
SGia uoO. and hls uycrlruft Is Sill.OOn
10 looks like he I'D not have much 10
cover This enormous amount, hut that
will all have to Ice found out later.
The directors of the bank give ont
this statement. Early on Saturday
morning We learned fGr thc first time
that Henry II. andrews. cashier of the
lmnk. had allowed Frank &. Andrews
To oyerdruw his account in the sim ot
over nine hundred thousand dollars.
ana had also without consideration
certified said Frank c. Andrews
checks for over scyen hundred thou
sand dollars. all uf which checks were
outstanding. The bank wis lmmc
tiatcly put into the hlm's uf the bank
ing commissioner. aud we set about tn
get all the security we could. Mr.
Frank g. Andrews has turned over tc
"a, hunk n large amount of securities.
from which We hope 10 pay our deposi'
tors Ia full.
Tie lnnklng commissioner has deem.
eel IL the wlScst p0liry to close the hank
for the present. FOR the lest interest OF
all dppOsitors.
outside Of the Frank &. Andrews in
dchtegueSs and checks. the bank was
never In u better condition.
An csdumtc made late Monday af-
ternoon places Mr.. Andrews liabilities
M S}.OOn.uUO ana his assets nj $1,000.
OBi.
Andrews has devoted most Of his
time ~ tho multifnrious enterprises IN
wh,ch he was engaged Resides taking
Hers I'm the stock market. lie was
prominent In the organization AMI iln
tatiou of mines. promoted and aided in
the building aud fnanc!ering of clcc.
tric railways bought large blocks ~
bank stock and engaged In a dozen
elmer kinds OF business. He WAS very
successful In the stock market boom
of 1883 and ma,lr lot of money, hut
at The same time he became involved
ip q bot OF new enterprises some of
which arr >till waiting 10 hc straight
rurd out lie also turned his attcu-
ton 20 real estate plunging AMI he
sides putting NJ large block Of Hats
on Woodward avenue and the Homer
Warren ~ Go. building al the corner
or Grand Circus park be- was rccrntly
planning an iS-story block nt the cor.
ner of Griswold AMI State streets
where hc bought the lnglis property
as The site FOR hls contemplated sky
Nt.rautr
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14

Emery Williams. farmer. living
northeast ot BcntDH llarl,ur reported
q daslardly set committed by = ilcnd
90 sheriff Collins aud solicited his as.
s.Silucr ln running down the culprlt.
VI .'..aius SAID some one entered his
barn AMI siashud his two best horses
with % razor. one horse had It's side cut
and ~iashNl In number OF places.
laying bare the riis of tlir animal. The
brat" then cut the tongue ont 81 The
other animal AMI threw u in one OF
The corners of the barn. one of tho
horses viii die. The harness was cut
To- pieces aud other damage done 10 the
place. u j. minated 10y sheriff col
lIns ,hgt tile cUlprt NAV b. Frank
Holt VIM recently escaped from Kaln-
mlZ1u. who is 40 largr.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
MonIdn,t bic GcnrrnI.

The president has approved. with
one notable exception. all the recon-
mcnlntions made 10y rho army brcvot
hoard. OF whih Gcl. Macarthur was
president Tor the brsiowul OF brrvrt
rank Un all tile officers of the army
vino rendered especially mcritorlous
services during the war with Spain
aud ia the subsequent campa, gns In
TIE Philippines and China. The exccp-
tiuu noted is the ease OF Thcodorc
Roosevelt. who was awarded the
hrcycts ~ colonel and hrlgndier-gener-
al Tor distinguished services M san
Juan. Santiago. Under the law these
ht,ycts require the confirmation Of the
SENATE ard the nominations have heen
nihdc oui for transmission to that body
but. ~ already stated. the list viii not
contain the name OF tile president.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
snmn.on.. nricf rncd.

Tho attorneys FOR Admiral Sampson
have hlcd with the president q brief
IN the Schlcy ease. The principal point
In the brief l. the allegation that II
WIS SIMPSONS custom when moving
about among the fleet Ia hoist the sig
nal disregard movements Of flagship"
hut that b. Invariably hOistcd spc-
clnc signal when going beyond signal
distance 81 Ills fleet directing the Sec
ond in command Ia assume command.
The brief says this signal had been
brought on deck of the New York hut
hal not been hol.ted when the New
York returned To join In the battle.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
pIncL, 10y. Win

\ few years ago Albert AMI Fauu
Olmstrad. Coldwaj"r boys just ont Of
their teens. decided Ia try their for
tunes lu Dakota The brothers are
visiting their childhood home. NJ.
hrrt owns JnD acres near Cando. Oak.
and faun 400 Albert says that two
years ago be- purchased his farm,
agreeing Ia pay for it on the half
crop plan having L. years time. Dur.
I'M the two wears past hc paid the cn.
tire purchase price. $I.suo In 1870 hr
harvested IO.p bushels of naX. 3.npp
husAci, or wheat 5000 bushels or oats
ard last year harvested AMI sold near.
~ as much. lie said. III I had re-
maincl Zoe Culdwatcr | should proha.
bly, b, 'rlcri,iug' at 81 per week
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
Eleven Mrrr KILLED

\ SUNDAY morning fire. which lie
stroyei tie Empire hotel. lar.r
thrcc-story lodging houSr in 81 Louis
Mo. occupied by men exclusively.
cadScl the dclth % n persons. 10 men
ana one woman. AMI dangerously In
iuTcl eight others Ten or more who
had narrow escapes from dt-uih In the
lire. were NOR" or l"~s injured by be-
ing frpsth.itcu. II j. estimated that
there were between - AMI 80 icrsous
la tlir building and u is believed all
have been ac ouutrl FOR The ilnln.
cini loss IS nominal n n thought TINT
S2u.Ouu viii cover the damage 81 build
ins AMI contents, which were totally
destroyed
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
Allowing Iirothcr.

Innocent. honest. hard. work ing
Harry Biddlc Is almost completely
beggnred rs well as bowed with shame
through his dead desperate brothers.
Jack anG Ed BAD ~ they were. he
loved and aided them. Aud he will
give them Christian burial. IL IL takes
his last cent. The story OF nm innocent
brothers love for the criminals is M.
most u romance ln Itself There have
been many dramatic features connect
ed with the lives nf the dead brothers.
but none more iilled with elements OF
human Interest ihnn the sacrifices
made by Harry Bidilc and his faith
ful wife Tor them. Willing 10 give up
everything 10 aid the crring ones. they
express themselves glad now that all
l. over
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14

the British ship Sclndia. which
went ashore 90 Ocean city. y. T.. some
weeks ago. und which u has been
found impossible 10 float. viii bccome
n museum 10 will bc fixture on the
beach. 10 which n VIII bc connected
by pier.
August Koch. n laborer. was ground
10 death In large hot air fan at the
Panhandle shops at Columbus. Ohio.
Koch had gone into the hot air cham.
ber To- warm and. II H. supposed. he
was drawn into the fan hy suction.
Nearly every bone In the mans body
was found to have bccn broken when
IL was removed.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
4 Pence Prnnr.nI.

Il il understood In London that the
Rorr Delegates have decided To submit
To the conditions laid down In Lord
Lnns'iOwnc's communication to the
bdtch government and are preparing
a communication To- the British govern
ur'nt asNing permission to visit South
Africa and settling forth the object Of
the proposed visit u Is expected that
the request viii rcsich England this
week.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
mcIcn stcrIIng. rnrsrr.

IIclru Sterling Thompson. the fair
Detroit forgcr. who was convicted IN
TuirdO. @. will get twp years la the
Ohio pcnitcnt!ary. SHE says that her
appetite Tor morphine. which lpd her
on "a downward career. was brought OF
ny u Detroit physician. who gave hcr
the drug during ana Illness two or three
years ago. Since she has been in iail
here she has improved wonderfully On
health. aud knowing that the nppc-
tito win hc completely mastered by
the time her sentence is completed. II
not aNcrse to going to prison After
SHE ccts ont. she says. she viii go
back 10 Detroit and live an honest life.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
Michigan I,.n.,o,..

Original prn~ions--Wm. L. HOLMAN.
Ponilac. -. Emory W. Meunschcr.
MHu..tcc. 81 War with Spaln-Fred
VI. Clcmrni. Chcboygan. So. Increase
Nicholas Johnson. Owosso. s.: Lew
Presley. Martin. so. Jas. Harris In.
dian River. So: Orange II. Chapman.
Litchncld. SD: George Thnyer. dead.
Strickland. ST.. Leonard Caswell.
dead. Concord. ST.. widows Han.
nah Thnycr. Strickland. s.: Elizabeth
\. COycll. SAND Creek. s.. Esther TIT
her. Elsie. s.: Catherine Tcmplar.
S'cycusylllc. So: Sarah =. smith
Clearwater ST..
sherman n Wexford county town Of
fj0 persons. j. hustling Tor an opera
house.
Abrlm Westervclt. the Benton liar.
bor Modern Moodman banker has
confessed that hc was not assaulted
AM rObbed ~ S:ino ~ the ramp's
money. bui u~r1 the money Ia bury
his father IN the 'giSt ainl Wis unuble
to rrpince the FUNDS lie liked up tho
assault story
Lewis = MaElry. of Noyl charged
with statutory assault was acqulttc 1
hy Jury in the Circuit Court at the
direction of Judge Smith. n was
shown hv evidence that the girl who
II complainant In the ease II more
than ~ years of age. Magiey was Inn
mediately rearrcstcd or the charge of
seduction.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14

~. Joseph b. IN dispute with the
electric lighting company and has or
'"red wires cui and KEROSENE lamps ln.
stalled
Hour mlil with sixty barrels daily
capacity will be- erected ~ Tustin n
the iownspeoplr viii put up $1,000
cash bonus
iy The collapse Of a coal chute nj
Merritt. a train OF three ears and an
cnging were preripiiated ~ feet 10
the ground below.
The state tax commission expects 10
meet the gas manufacturers 81 tho
state 40 Kalamazoo Feb 10 TO discuss
the taxation Of gas plants
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-02-14
smnIInn. nt Ian rinrr..

Reports Co the state board OF health
from representative physicians IN ac.
tive general practice in different part,
of tie state. Indicate that bronchitis.
iuilucuzn. rheumatism. neuralgia and
tousilili~. he the order named. cnrse,l
the most sickness In Michigan durluc
thr past week CcrrhrOspinal mcnin.
gtiS was reported present nt I places
whODplng cough 40 -. dlphtherla az
-. typhoid fever nt ~. measles M On
scarlet foyer 90 III. smallpox az i3J
ana consumption "a 90.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-21
WIRELESS FOR STEAMERS

r. Pfund, engineer Of the Marconi
Wireless Telegraph Company of Anne
RIGA is in San Francisco negotiating
with the various Pacific Ocean Steam
ship lines for equipment of their YES
sells with wireless telegraphy inciden-
tally looking for a site near the Cliff
House for a receiving station. The
Oceanic Steamship Company is parti-
cularly reported as likely to adopt the
proposal. Pfund was to have left July
10 for Alaska to establish a wireless
system for the government and to sur
yey routes for other projected systems
The government system covers 1876
miles. A distance of 400 miles between
the counties of Essex and Cornwall in
England is said to have been success
fully negotiated.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWS In A NUTSHELL:
Paragraphs That Give Condensed
News of the Day.

See Bloms ad this week for special
offers.
The Hawaiian Trust Company will
take full charge of estates.
A rigger is wanted to place halyard
on flag pole. See classified ads
The annual meeting of McCabe, Ha-
milton & Kenny Co. will be held on the
29th inst.
Brother Frank who has been in the
city for a week returns to Waikiki to-
morrow
Hosiery is the word. Useful and
beautiful combinations at Whitney &
Marsh this week.
Jas F. Morgan will hold furniture
sale at the residence of Mrs. MathesOn
Thursday at 10 a. m.
Ibeso and Nakamura were fined s.
each this morning by Judge Wilcox for
leaving their horses unhitched.
All Pc pleaded guilty this morning
to having che ia tickets in his posses
sion, so Judge Wilcox fined him so and
costs.
Judge Estee this morning admitted
to American citizenship d. Peterson Of
Finland, Anton Schmimmer of Aus
tria and c. Freeman of Russia.
United States Attorney J. j. Dunno
has filed the assignment of errors on
appeal in the case of the United States
against the Honolulu Plantation Com
pany.
The San Francisco call says: DR.. c.
L. Stow, a leading physician of Hilc
Hawaii, is registered at the Occi-
dental with w. II. Lambert, a capita
list of the Islands, who is to make
tour of the United States in search
of health.
The nineteen Chinese arrested last
Saturday by Detective Kappa on char
ges of being present at a place where
gambling was conducted, pleaded not
guilty this morning in the police court
and their cases We're continued until
tomorrow.
Funeral services were conducted at
Eva over the remains of Walter Rem
ton, conducted By the Rev. W. Nj. Kin
caid, and largely attended by people
from Honolulu and the plantations
The iuterment was at Nuuanu ceme-
terry where short services were held.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-07-21

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