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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
AGAINST. / J! | |
Train RULE
IMPOSSIBLE now on D1AuCN
LINES OF n. p. FOR pAHSEM-
GERS 10 GET DAILY PAPERS
ON T1AUoyqsz

Passengers on, the Northern Pa
ciiic trains have ,entered complaints
ageinst' a recent order which pre-
vents the trainmen from selling the
daily papers on the trains. The or
der has been issued at the instance
OF the buffet car service. where pa
pefs will be on sale after this week.
hut the order includes all trains 0p-
Grating on the Northern Pacific
lines and trains not supplied with
the buffet car service will be with
out reading matter for the passen-
gers.
The Clearwater and vollmer
trains are affected by the order and
travelling men who were in that ter
ritory last week are protesting
against the new rule which prevents
them from securing the daily pa
pers when en- route between sta
tions.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
SERIOUS SPLIT
JAP CABINET
PRINCE ITO HAS STRUGGLE ON
HIS HANDS TO CONTROL FOR
NATION OF NEW MINISTRY
KATSURA FOR PREMIER,

TOXIC. July 6.-The elder states
men have been summoned to meet
tomorrow, when the political situa-
tion growing out of the resignation
OF the cabinet will be considered
At a meeting of the leaders Of the
Seiyukai party today a serious split
developed, but 1t is not considered
serious enough to prevent Marquis
Saionji from delivering sufficient
votes to guarantee majority Tor
the Marquis Katsura as premier OF
the new cabint to be formed.
A danger in the situation appears
to be that the illness of Marquis
Saionji may make It possible for the
leadership of another who will be
unable. to control majority.
The situation has developed an
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
CUFFEY WAS
REELECTED
PENNSYLVANIA BOSS HOLDS
THE HONORS IN HIS HONE
DELEGATION THOUGH THERE
WAS SOME OPPOSITION.

DENVER. July 6.-j. NJ. GufIey
was reelected national committee
man by the Pennsylvania deleEa-
tion. Several delegates left the
caucus before Guffey was reelected,
declaring the proceedings irregular.
After being called to order 4 mo-
ton was made by John H. Fov that
adjournment be taken until tonight.
pending the settlement of the con-
test for seats. Tho motion was de-
clared by the anti-Guney men to be
carried, although not more than
half dozen delegates voted. Those
favoring left the meeting amid cries
Of "Cowards! from the Guffey men.
Guney then entered the room. The
meeting was again called to order.
~ delegates being present. includ.
ing four or i've alternatss.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
TRAIN SERVICE
0PENSTOMORROW
PASSENGERS FOB PORTLAND
ON ALL-RAu o. r. & n. LINE
CAN BUY THROUGH PULLMAN
TICKETS TOMORROW EVENING

The first regular O. r. & N. train
to enta" the city will reach the
Northern Pacific depot at 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning over the new
Lewiston -Riparia line and will be
in regular daily operation between
Lewiston and Ripara hereafter. The
tran will depart from Lewiston at
Z p. m. tomorrow evening, and
through Pullman tickets to Port
land will be sold. The Pullman
service. which was fiIt announced
for July 8, will be inaugurated with
the first train, and Pullman pas
sengers will not be required to
change cars at Riparia.
The new service down the river
is expected to divert much of the
north Idaho travel to the south
through Lewiston, and it is believed
will result in transferring much OF
the Lewiston wholesale business to
Portland.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
SMITHS BAIL $1,000.
Charged With Selling Whisky to
Indians.

Special Officer Sam Cone yester-
Smith Of Spalding on a charge of in
PRODUCING liquor on the Nezperce In
dan reserve. Smith was taken be-
fire U. s. Commissioner e. O'Nell
and furnished bail in the sum of
$1,000 for his appearance for pre-
liminary examination July IS.
Smith is charged in the complaint
with selling bottle Of whisky to an
Indian on July 2. The ofhcers made
search Of the place conducted by
Smith Saturday night and found a
quantity Of beer bottles that had
been emptied but short time be-
fore their arrival.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
All Lincoln Under Water.

LINCOLN, Neb., July 6.-Nearly
all of Lincoln Is under water today
as the result of the terrific rain
storm last night. There is immense
loss Of property and it is believed
considerable TOSS of life.
One milkman is known to have
been drowned, and a woman and
three children on the bottom land
in the west portion of the city are
missing An area of 25 square miles
is covered with water from two to
Is feet deep.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

interesting struggle between the
iamago IA faction and Prince Ito,
who strongly favors the Seiyukai
party. In the meanwhile Count Ad-
miral Yamomoto and Baron Terau-
chi, the latter strong Seiyukai
party man, have not given up the
hope that the failure of Marquis
Katsura to command majority
meant the success of Terauchi be-
cause of his strength among the
Seiyukai party.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
For Southern Championship.

ATLANTA, Ca. July 6.-The
22d annual championship tourna-
ment of the Southern Lawn Tennis
association opened today on the
East Lake courts of the Atlanta
Athletic club. and. judging by the
long list of entrants. 1t is expected
to be one of the best ever held un-
der the auspices of the association.
The events to be decided during
tn week are: Mems championship
singles, mems championship dou-
bles. mems consolation singles, la
dies championship singles, and
champion mixed doubles.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
Summer Trip for Ohio Farmers.

CLEVELAND, O., July 6.-Mem-
bers OF the Ohio Bankers associa-
tiOn, many Of them accompanied by
their wives and families, are round.
ing up in this city today prepara-
tory to their departure this evening
on the steamer City OF Erie for the
Thousand Islands in the St. Law
renee river. The eighteenth an
nual convention will be held at the
Thousand Islands house next Wed
nesday, after which the bankers
will see the sights of Alexandra
Bay and the vicinity before return
ing home.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

CHICAGO DELEGATION WAGES Il
BITTER CONTEST ToR COOK
COUNTY SEATS WITH AZ.
TEMP TO DEFEAT SULLIVAN.

DENVER. July e.-The most ~
gressive and apparently detsrminsd
that has yet appeared n
Denver 10 the ~ contesting repro.
Of Cook county. who ar
rived from Illinois on = special
train at IL o'clock yesterday morn
ing. With the delegation came $50
representatives OF tho Cook County
Democracy Of Chicago. the big dam.
ocratic organization Of that city.
headed by . band Of 20 pIoo6e:
Forming IN column az ths depot &
- .ss root Of Seventeenth street, tho
delegation marched fef an hsur
through the principal streets ~tt2
the band playing patriotic airs and
ths delegates singing campaign
songs. cheering Tor Bryan ana wav.
tng nags and banners. The dslseA-
tion arriving 1t their quarters g
the Albany hotel. formed Z group n
the street ON the front Of the hotel
and gave vent TO great snthusiasm
In songs and cheers. Ih- the lobby.
Of the hotel Judge WIN. Prsntiss of
Chicago. ons Of the conteetiug dele
gates. and the man who viii make
the principal hight Tor the dslsga-
ton before the national committee
and the credentials committse. "a.
dressed . crowd which completely
filled the lobby and corridors of the
hotel and spread fAr tut N the
street.
I'VE are here" said Judge Prem.
tiss In his speech. 'ss the true DEM
ocrats Of Illinois. We are Asfs II
thu interest OF justics and fair.plaY,
which has been denied ~ u CHI
cago. We are here for VIM. 7.
Bryan, and ws are the only prop
eriy accredited delegation from chi.
this convsntion which does
represent him ana what hs -slAkAs
The contsstins delegation claine
- seats IN the national convention.
two of Who6h arc seats Of dslsgatsG-
at-lafg6.s The contested dlstricto
are In 0sok county. The oontssts
are directed against the Roger q.
Sullivan faction ana 10 I continue.
tion Of the bitter nkht that haS
been raging IN Chicago for nearly
fsve ysars. Tho Aght centsrs about
the place Of national committeeman
from Illinois now held by Sullivan.
II the contesting delegation II seat
ed Sullivan will be turned down for
reelection and Millard r. Dunlop, .
banker Of jacksonville and . Close
friend Of VIM. J. Bryan. will b0
chosen for the place.
Tlc Burke-Prentiss delegation
will contend that the state conven-
tion which selected the Sullivan
delegation was illegally held in that
II was called at time which did
not allow for party primaries IN
Cook countv "a reonird by law ard
that the delegation to the state con.
vention from Cook county was se-
lected unlawfully.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
AUDITORIUM IS
IN READINESS
MOST MODERN IN IT'S EQUIP
MENT-SEATS l6.000LCAN BE
EMPTIED IN TWO MINUTES
DECORATIONS NOW IN PLACE.

DENVER. COlo,, July 6.-The
last bit of decoration has been put
in place in the mammoth auditori-
um where the democratic national
convention will be called to order
tomorrow at noon All the lights
have been installed, and the asser-
tion Is made that it will be the best
lighted building Of its size in the
United States.
Fifteen thousands seats are in
place. The rostrum and platform
are at the west end of the hall. and
the seats for delegates and alter
mates extend along the floor of the
stage proper. There are 1000 seats
for delegates and the same number
for altarnates The plan Of exits
and entrances is declared admirable.
In all there are "a exits. and the
structure can be emptied in two
minutes. Saparate entrances are
nrovided for the general public. for
the national committeeman and for
press representatives. telegraph op-
orators and messengers
The decorations of the auditori-
um are the most elaborate ever used
At anv similar convention in the
country. Among the adornments
are six United States flags. 30x60
feet. Four Of these are behind the
sneakers platform, and between
these four flags is snspended an i'm
manse curtain Of bunting contain.
ing 3 n00 wards Of sewed cloth. IN
the cente- Of the curtain is a shield
~ feet long nv * feet wide Re-
hind tn, platform Is an enormous
hank ~ p-.nn and artificial palms
| and iunr,edtatalv over the nIatfo-r
ara susnendnd fou- stuffed eagles
with wings extended ~ fact.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
GIES HELD
ON POISON CASE

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-The
police are holding Frederick Gies,
Jr., on suspicion that he knows
something of the murder of DR..
William H. Wilson. who died June
20. after drinking poisoned ale.
Gies' wife, the police allege, died
after an illegal operation perform
ed by DR.. Wilson Gies says his
wife died of Bright's disease.
They were married secretly last
January. Gies says she died June
49, The police say June 6. They
believe they have circumstantial
evidence enough to hold Gies for
examination.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
SAYS SULLIVAN !
Will resign
DEAL ON BETWEEN BRYAN AND
ILLINOIS BOSS COMPROMISE
BECAUSE FORMER NEEDED
MORE HELP.

FAIRVIEW. Neb., July 6.-Ths
reference OF Guffey OF Pennsylvania
In his answer to the charge against
Bryan that the latter had compro-
missed with Boss" Roger C. Sulli-
van Of Illinois, whose votes he need
ed. lends interest to the statement,
made by NJ. F. Dunlap. delegate
from Illinois, who declared that Sui
livan would not be chairman Of the
national committee but that he
would resign as the Illinois member
OF that committee without a fight.
HAS Bryan used his influence to
secure Sullivan's withdrawal" was
asked. @H f7s stft
81 think that Bryan will be pleas
ed" was the reply.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
new WORKERS
sWELTERINc


NEW YORK. July 6.-Nsw York
ers. after nearly two weeks OF
sweltering In one OF the most pro-
tracted and enervating periods Of
human heat In many years. were
warned by the weather bureau to-
day that the end was not yet IN
sight.
All night long. in the poorer por.
tions Of the city. Thousands slept on
the frs escapes. stoops and In the
open parks. The s1ect Of tho long
continued abnormal conditions waa
apparent early today when reports
OF deaths. prostrations and sudden
insanity began to pour into police
headquarters.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
BREAK WITH VENEZUELA.
All Friendly Relations Severed With
Rupture With Sleeper.

NEW YORK, July 6-The break
in diplomatic relations between the
United States and Venezuela which
resulted in the withdrawal of Jacob
Sleeper, the American charge DAFT
faires, is more complete than at first
supposed. Friendly relations, as
revealed by the full text of diplO-
natic correspondence which passed
between DR.. Sleeper and DR.. Jose
De Jesus Paul, the Venezuelan min
ister of foreign affairs, is complete
ly severed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

DENVER, July 6.-At the vice
headquarters Of Charles
A. Towne of New York favorable
reports are being received. 1t was
claimed that the delegates from
Missouri took q straw vote on the
train, showing the entire delegation
for Towns except two who favored
John Mitchell. the labor leader The
Oklahoma delegation, with no tor
NAL action, had been canvassed and
was found to stand for Towne. Sew
eral Southern delegations have also
expressed a preference for Towne.
Contests by subcommittee.
The national committee met this
morning for the purpose Of consid-
ering the evidence in various con-
tests for seats in the temporary roll
cali. It had already been arranged
that each contest should be referred
to q subcommittee and 4 resolution
was adopted requiring each subcom-
mittee to report not later than s
this aftsrtoon.
= t@ McCafTen vituperative.
The subcommittee hearing the
New York contests went into sxecu-
tive session abruptly after McCarren
had INDUCED in considerable vitup-
Grafton Of the Murphy faction. Nc
Carren was not permitted to COM
plete his remarks.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
TWO TRAINS TO BE OPERATED.
o. r. & N. COMPANY Plans Double
Service for Lewiston Riparia.

The O. R. & NJ office today re-
ceived advices from Portland to the
effect that two trains will be opera
ted daily on the new Lewiston-Ri-
paria road. instead Of one as first
announced. The schedule provides
fir a mixed train to leave the North
ern Pacific depot a. o'clock in the
morning and will return to Lewis
ton at 500 in the evening.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
GUfFEY FLAYS
BOSS BRYAN
IN OPEN STATEMENT ON EVE
OF CONVENTION, SAYS BRYAN
GRATEFULLY ACCEPTED COR
PORATI0N SUPPORT.

DENVER, July 6.-Col Guffey Of
Pennsylvania, who was attacked by
Bryan in his recent Lincoln speech.
yesterday issued reply in which
he says, in part:
"Mr. Bryan views me with sane
timonious horror as political boss
who shall never be in the party or
Eanization except over my protest;
as 'bushwhacker who should not
be put into my councils to betray
me-
MY councils indeed. Is the
democratic party really absorbed? :?
Has it no councils? Is Mr. Bryan
the whole organization? Let the
people rule he shouts. and forth.
with proceeds to dictate not only
every act, every ONCE and every
resolution Of this convention, but
also to put the ban upon every man
from any state who is opposed to
his candidacy or his platform. Does
he turn his vituperation against me
because am a boss? Not at all.
am no more Of a boss now than I
was during the two campaigns
when won his appreciation by try
Ing to elect him. The only boss he
hates rs the boss opposed to his
own arrogant self-the most impu-
dent, domineering. devastating
"boss' the democratic party has.
But there Is another reason. I
am a corporation man. Well. I am.
] was in 1895 and 1900 and am to-
day. But I have never been con-
:nected with corporations. There is
not a dollar In any company which
Is not an Incorporation Of my own
private business and which I abso-
'1utsly control. That. however.
makes no difference. I am q cor
'Toration man. but It 10 only when
opposed to Mr.. Bryan that I am con-
sidered unworthy Of association
with the one living honest demo-
crat.' Ny counsel and my help are
no longer desired. It was not al
ways 90. In 1895 and 1900, the
late Senator Jones many times de-
clared there were just three men
upon whom he never called for
financial assistance in vain. Ons
was the late Marcus Daily. another
was VIM. r. Hearst. the third was
myself. Through his friend and
manager. Mr.. Bryan not only ac-
cepted gratefully, but beseechingly
sought our aid, and we gave freely
Thousands and thousands Of dollars.
Mr.. Bryan knew then and knows
now that was as much Of corpo-
ration man in 1895 and 1900 as
am in 1908, but did he 'scruple alb
stemiously' to use our money to help
his canvass? Let him answer at his
leisure. and what followed?
after his defeat Mr.. Hearst
Mr.. Hearst became his patron and
paid him thousands of dollars, only
to be turned upon without qualm
though now when again candi
date Mr.. Bryan fawns upon him in
hope of gaining his support. rear
my reward in vicious brutal at
tack from the man who professed tt
be nv friend. Mr.. Daily died soor
enough not to feel the ingratitud'
o, one who accents a mans assist
ance and at the first refusal to serve
a selfish purpose, spit in his face.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
DUBOIs-HEITFELD WIN.

DENVER, Colo. July e.
The subcommittee this after.
dismissed HcCarren's contest, a.
he ;prosented no evidence to
show the invalidity Of the Gre
dentials Of the opposition.
The subcommittee heard the
evidence in the Idaho contests
and decided in favor Of the Du.
bois. Heitfeld faction.
The Sullivan delegates from
Illinois were seated on the tenn
porary roll Of the convention BY
the national committee.
The national committee de.
cided the contest in the Nine
teenth Ohio district in favor of
the Rockwell factpn, the dele
gates favored BY Tom johnson.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
De Saean Gives Notice.

LONDON, July 6.--Prince Helie
De Sagan has given notice to the
registry ONCE OF this city OF his in
tentiOn to marry Nine. Anna Gould.
The date is not giyen. but 1t will
probably be July or g.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
Retry Benson for Bribery

Retry Benson for Bribery.
WASHINGTON. July Cit Is
offlcially announced that John A.
Benson of San francisco will be
called for trial in the criminal court
next fall on the charge Of bribery
n connection with the western land
cases.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
TONNES BOOM IS GROWING
M'CARREN SQUELCHED
TAMMANY T1e7R TAME TO SUIT BIG CROWD THAT GATH
ERED TO SEE IS ARRIvAL-NEw YORK CONTEST ASSUMING
WARN PRoPoRTIoNs-MssoURI AND OKLAHOMA DECLARE
FOR rowNE-aRAY IN THE RACE TO THE FINISH.

Gray's name has not heeu with.
drawn. and under no circumstances
will 1t be withdrawn" said Josiah
Marvel. manager Of the Grad presi-
dental forces, In answer to a per-
sistent report that Gray had teie.
graphed instructing his friends OK.
plicitly to withdraw hts name.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
Shicago Wheat Market.

CHICAGO, July 6,-July wheat.
$3.50: September. s9%c: Decem-
her, S0Sc. -
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Tammanv Di,auuoints Crowd.

IWmmd0y OIS&vp0tnW VIUWQ.
DENVER, July e.-The Tam
many hundreds from New York
city arrived today. The big crowd
at the station was disappointed with
the announcement that there would
6z no parade or demonstration Of
any kind. Senator Patrick McCar'
ren's Brooklyn delegation. most of
them contestants in the. fight be-
twsen McCarren and Murphy, also
arrived today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

LINCOLN. Neb.. July s.-At
1880 Bryan was assured that the
Missouri Pacific expected to dis
patch . train for Omaha. and he ar
ranged for Bell to take that train.
It II scheduled to lAave here 1t
1880 and II not sailed will rseeh
Omaha at $40 p. m. to enable Bell
to catch tho regular train to Den-
YER. a. the Union Pacific u omeially
reported clear.
Boil later abandoned the Missouri
Pacific idea. but will try to connect
with q Rock Island sTuscial ON tho
west side of the break and failing
in this will drive to .Wavsrly. 10
miles, to catch the Burlington train
there for Omaha.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06
FLOODS CUT OFF LINCOLN.
Bell, Scheduled - Temporary Chair
man, Likely to Be 1arooned.

LINCOLN. Neb., July e.-Thso.
dore A. Bell. who IL scheduled to
call the Denver convention to order
tomorrow. may not be in thhat city
a. the appinted time, as floods have
cut OF Lincoln from railway com
munication with the outside world
Bell reached Fairview at noon
Bryan told him his one hope Of get.
tiqt out OF the city lay In the spe'
ciae train scheduled to leave over
the Union Pacific at 1:40 p. M. car
'rying the Lincoln Bryan club t<
Denver.
The railroad onlcials are pessi'
mistic about the train getting
through. Five inches Of rain tel
last night. Conditions are Ok
tremely serious.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

His Kana~ers Deny That He VIII
Be Withdrawn.
!. DENVER, July 8.-"Judge
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-06

Pirtland Wheat Market.
PORTLAND. July 6.-Wheat un-
changed.
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% a.ash sslo''si
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-20
THE CONGRESSIONAL APPROPRIATIONS.

appropriations made by Congress the
Promising that the annual expenditures OF the
world
nng the estimates for them and Of
needfu
rapidly becoming the prodgous
of
goernme
the
established public service and
fiscal than $l5S 100000
of mainly by official recommends
the
in the civil mill
the
preparations fiscal
In
pred deficiency of $1266750 for public buildings author
at sinking fund.-
91s7OOo; miscellaneous objects
the Philippines
all
it reduction of $0000000
Executive,
of the reduction the
$ss0O6,750
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-20
THE MARCH OF TEMPERANCE.


million
prohibition
of noieense
TONS institutes Y NJ c. As Chauuquas Literature
has supplied Presbyterian
applicants
communications
of this having of
greater unity plan purpose
Temperance
for agitation timely topics covering
coming
Legislature
Georgia extraordinary ovation May 49, when he spoke the House
Prohibition
present law makers and the hearty reception which
prohibition
Peayune New Orleans of May a. in
the the
coumn9 Prohibition
known before
remarkable
hibion
Senator Wright in his address boldly
than sectional question National prohibition
exclaimed The question
Public
whole South will be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-20
PALL-BEARERS.

1t was decided yesterday that there
are to be no honorary Pall-bearers, the
list of active pall-bearers decided upon
being as follows: Colonel John T.
Baker, S. VI. Kanakanui, Fred W. Beck
ley, j. P. Makainai, D. Kalauokalani,
c. F. Chillingworth, David Hoopili,
John Wise, J. II. Boyd, Fred X. Tau
kea, A. S. Mahaulu, and A. K. Pale
kaluhi.
The procession viii form at two
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QUICK, BUT THOROUGH.

While there Garfield the
be is keeny obsvant will
idea here.
Mr. Garfed public life
investigator in bich
to make his mind make correctly
Hawaiian America written
that his hosts
The islanders feel that they going
accurate whole Territory
pended it.