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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-19

Res gori, Is. December.


ReAf. - Der Usartt mar beute ffou. -
Oprina gatent 94.45-4.e0, Winter Straiobt,
1l.15--l.25, Ninter yatents A40-1s5
Spring clears 44.00-420, Grtra go.
Winter 8.55--S. rs, Grtra Wo. 500. 1886
$50. Ranfas Straiabts s4.10-4.20.
Heggenmtbl nnr ruhis. - Sair Biz
sates ss.5o--s.ea Aoie. bT fanes Ss.75-
$50.
Naismetf mar rubig --Seines p.ises
nHe Selbes t1.50-l.65, grobes S1.45-1.6Q
Rnnbrieb $500.
Rsasen it itetis. = RO. . Beaern Tic
6. IT.. Hew porf Grport.
osrh ii rabig. - Wulsserte eo--soe
{. /. I. Buffalo.
Bstsen.-Ger Ras,t mar ruiaia. -Wo.
rsther 100c II. (. Rem gori Grport, DO.
l0le (. o. b. i4wimmeuo Ro. l Rorthern
1ulntb 9sa<e fob. ftwimm.no.
gSe eHdforn. - Ter Nartt mar pillia.
No. . gelbes altes 75e I'M glepator. neues
SO. 8 bo. 1915 {. /. I. bel antunft.
oafsr. - Rartt mar rubig.-Stanbarb
Heiber 45A--46He, No. 8 toeiser 451--
acc. fancu absei9nittener tosiBer 47-4sc.
psu mar ruhig. - STANDARD 1O0e, No.
! 103H-1o5e, re. . sO--95e, 80. Q So
S6e.
puyfsn in itetig.-state, orbinArsr bis
4sits 1918, 40--43c; 1919, 20--25e: Haeiffe
Gsah 1918, s4--28e. 1919 23--25e.
QAute iinb hetig. - Central umerles
2shc, Besota 39H--30hc.
3sssr in felt. - SemGo6 frfS 39-soe
ieconbS 3s--99c.
Dsri mar itetie.-Eamils ss4.so-3T.Oo.
lsori clears e2o.35-sa.OO, Rsb $685.
1878.
bsei mar ftstis.-SamiIs slsoo-ao.oo.
Ret e1s.0o--l6.50
eat Nsats uaren ftstig - oepbfelts
Bellies 10 biz IL Hfuns. 124-isKe bs,
eninien 1875.
edNafs mar ifetig. Nibbls Heh
sriMa el0.70-1f.00; NoFHntrtes mar rutia,
Continent eil.41 8. " sls.Do. COMPOUND
8h-8Ae.
I ais mar rubig. -Srima aits su e&se,
eennfrp e-6At, Special 7Lse.
0aa n ~ OIL asmsn- -Csl III ruhia
4rtna CONNER aelbet s6. 70-s.75.
1Grsleum III itetis-Raffinirte Rem
PORT HuIs tS.25; Barrels ss.75; gal.s
e11.25
D oIts IN itetis. --TUm.his 5tssse Ohio
25-26e.
oar, par ruhig. - Strained, asp5bn.
li&eS BIZ extes 14.00-%.IO.
1srpentin In ruhia ku 46s
Nets Uillis. - einb.mii4er aK-ss,
peira 5Il-5Ke
WplaffsS lit fei,. Gsw Orleans
Gp.n eettIe, gutter BIB tOie., s5-55r.
Bu6er - Roher iflpah. - NuSeasats
50 xeh. 2.74e. Qsntsifusal % Tet s.2%e
UoIaHeS. 6u6er 80 Eel, 2.49c. Raf.
Nuirfsr rublS. - Gut 9oof 5.80e. grufset
$50, Weulb ~ ASS. q Gubes4.50e, ,Bcmberet
4.40e, 0raHulateo l.26e, Diamond u 425
aenfseioners ~ 4.15t, sio 41oe, Nc.
4.o5e, Ro. 3 <-00c. 30. 4 S.s5e, go. s 8.o0e
10. 8 1.55c, 80. 8.soc, 1o. 8 3.S5c, no.
s.T0s, No. 10 s.s5e, SO. II $500, Ro. /;
S.6Se, 10. ls s.50e. Ho. 4 s5oe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-19
Ter Rsrfanet bstrua in herfelbsn Hsit

Htnopie eh. - Tie Huiuhr mar stem.
lid, grDB uHo bic 9retie inIpfsebeiien stnas
tiieoriaer, oa bic Raffrase nur maBig mar
--Wlt,fnhe baren !an9iam su ben nieeri.
aeren YreiieH.
6hpere Stisre es.5o-T.50, grtra $500.
Cdien e8. .T5-5.T5. Sleii6erhiers $3.50
s.7S, auAer!efene bis ertra 17.00-T.TS. Sei.
fers se4.76-8.50. Ggtra sd.e0-7 .25 .4als $3.50
-5.65, auSerI.ieR b,s eytra o51s-e.25,
GannerS t8oo-425. StoderS nnb SeeberS
e5.7S-T.so. Siod.Ssiiers t4.5o--5.7 "a, q rtra
$5.s3-e8.0o.
Huilen.-Eis 3uiubr mar nur mdsig
uno Der Nar.t rubs uno fetig.
Deaaere nRb leitts t4.7S-6.s5, Bologna
es.s6-s-25 9ytra e6.S3-d.b0, fetis Hulen
t600--s.o0.
Qdlber. Bei uur mdsiaer 3uiuhr
mar Der XRarit heute f.etis bis itart
Grtra tl1.25. fair bis suts lei4te $3.50
100. pybinare uno srcBe e5.bo--1o.5o.
g d,meine. - Iie 9afubr mar beHte
nidt grot unb bic 8reiie itetig
Auserielene id1rpere Berfanotiotien S7.75,
eHie biz auSerieFens Bs-pa6unas- uue SIe.
i6eriorten t7.85-7.7D, crbinGrs b,s auSsr.
teiene idUere feits Saus e4.25-T.2o, grtra
t7.80. 6taas 500 - 6.75, Ieitte Der.
ianbsiorten $7A5-7.6o. 1ersel BON lie
8fuHb nHb peniess 35.00-7.40.
GHafe uRo mer-9ie 3uiubr
mar nur mdBs. be Yahirage ebeniaqs
Shois fielen um f0e, admHer nareu itetia
6Asfe. - G9tra e4.50. CUTE bio aus.
erfefene t4.00--4.40, ordinate bio sste t25o
--8.s0, Jabrlinst $450-5.66.
9kMner. - ertra t7.60-7.6c. quite biz
anSerieisne e7.I0-7.6o. srbinAre bls quite
tS.to--7.0o. Sdbrlinse e4.76-5.65.
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Die erre Teuerbeit q !.

- Die srfe 5euerbef It =
tuna in u 4merita. Die erIte
MISUNDERSTANDING in Qmsrita bat
tereits Dor 121 oSabren itattaefunoen.
Colonel 8. Qaurens, rpel6er als Diff
sier tapfsr i'm RepolttionStriege gs~
fohte batte, itarb am 8. 8e3ember
1892 uuf ieiner Plontuge In Der Rdbe
ION gbarleIton, 9. 6. Sn ietnem
Seitament bate Colonel 2aurens Iei>
mem Sobu cuf bic SeeIe gebunDea,
feline Qeite IobaIh als rah benz 4b@
leben n,oelih, in geeigueter urhiillun9
gu perbrenuen. Der cite Sauoegea
rerlanote uahoridIih, Dab Iein &0rs
per bon ben IGuternoen 5ldmmeu
odn8lich persebrt fperoe. Sein munib
i'll erfullt pproen uno oamit begaan
lie ginfiibruua Der iSeusrbeItattung
in oieisn Qunoe. Iber erft i'm Sabre
1876, mad mebr aIs 80 Sabre LANCER
9aitation, puroe oos erfte Sremotpe
rum i'm 2anoe asbaut. IS mar bies
in Wdfbinqton. ga, uno bic erf.e
eprt su Nihe peripanoelte QeIde mar
bic oes Baron be palm i'm 8ssember
1876. cSn ben Der. Staaten oibt es
jegt bereits .eiue gan3e gu3ahl ares
matorteu, ooh in Deutfhlano uno
cStdlien Bat biz sSeusrbeitattung DE
nteiften 2lnbduger unb GrfoIgs aufsus
fpltfen.
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Ghleaap. Is. gesemb.r.


0stsen. Ear Eat 9oH-91Jxe, am
6AIub soHe; far Gull s74-ssse am
Sdlab s74e.
BE 4fora - Tar 7esember o9.-
70ht, am eAIus 695lt; far Rai s97s-
I0i4e, am StluB 8She
bafsr. - Gar Rai 41H-4s4s. am
6dlub 4t4e; fir Suli II 49, 4ltss an
Sflub Ale.
sRosgsn. - SO. Q s4H-s5he
oerhe. 4S-TTe
1imothuia aamen. - A.00-525.
RIeef Gameu. - t12.oo - 1880 per
Gsntner.
Rs bpoIf. $2l.i2E per Bbl.-5ar
slanuar -. an S4luB $50. 10;
fur Nai e2o.s2 H-s1.o3K, am ShIus
S20.s6.
S4maf per 100 Efune. -
Hir Janaar t10.s7 h-10.T0. am Snlus
ef0.sTx: fir Tai s11.00-il.07H, AM
ShluB s11.00.
Short Rippsnieitcn. - ei0.s0--
il.25 per 100 Bfs.-sar sSannar ei0.7TH-
--10.sTk. am Shlus ei0TTH; flr Rai
s11.02H-I1.12h. am S&lub s11.0b.
Dutter. - Rcrft mar unperanbert. --
greameyies 32--S511ae per Hfunb
GisL W1ur,t III b6ber. - Ersinars
erks as-s9e. ftrts s0K-8ie per TuseHe.
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Ostb .un coll. wurbe AZ 3---3K< aus.
geltsben unb fdIoB 81 3--BAE.
yrimo 0sf4aftspapieye pnrbsn ~ w -
cA 8 biSlontirt.
SferltuG Grdause IN flau. -
Sift Su t4.s5--4.S6H uno GsmMercIal 5u
4.S0Ss--4.SOsS.
BsHoes. obj | ga atinnen wareR ite.
fig uHo wnrcen ME folot auofirt:
Ser. Gtaatsn Nsfunbiruna . 81 geb.,
~ rtgifrlrte 1l0K--111H, coupons 1i0h
lily, 3 - reaiitrirle 1031 --l0S, e Goupons
102 --l03, gonama NesiNsrso - yoA
geb.. DO. Coupon ~, ssA-100l4.
Mftienmarft. - Mnfangs mar Der
yeorft id)wah unb bic Canadian gariiie
dttien hatten babel nrit ipetiten su leioen
uno perloren AZ BoiHis. Rad aSlauf Der
sriten Stunoe aber trat cine asenbung elm
uao be SerlnIte fuurben misoer gut ge.
madi. Ter Warft fhiob aber ihmer.
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6tiert ee.o0-760, irehtiHe Stiere $500
7.60, etc6erS unb Heebers e4.90 - 7.s5,
&fte anb 6eifers %. 7O--460, etlber $3.50
-10.50. Wlarit lhmah.
6Aafe 26mmer --S6afe: Gin.
beiMifde 44.25-5.50, Satrlinae t5.40-e.50,
Beitlihe $4.00--4.90.
8xMrer: Ginteimiide 46.25-7.75. @eft.
lide $5.86-7.60 Warft 1htpah
Sufubr. - Saweine 81, 900, NtneSieb
5000, 66afe unb QhmMeT 1900.
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U0etau.N8aret.
Rep psri, IS. zessmber.

4uSfer mar itetis. - Standard u
tl4.25; eIeetrolstit su e1137-14.50; 3afe
5u oi6.00-10.50; eating ~ ei400--l4.12.
Gina in lhwah IN e3T00-37.50
6lei ruhia 8u 43.0b--4.05.
6pelter In ruhis IA e5.15--S.3S.
eifen.-Rartt rabig unb unperdnbsrt
10. Northern nel5.36-t5.75, 10. Hert1sgR
'OIg.OO--lD.50, 10. Southern $500 -
1850. 10. 6sstbsyH ioit el6.0O-l6.S0.
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GIieaae, is. December 1918

G4uetRe --8ei4is e7.30 -- 7.e5, ss.
ailtte eT.40-7.s0. fADsse e7.45-755.
yants e7.45 - 7.55. 6erfeg e0.35 - 7.75.
Rorft ihDah.
DssueB o&0Q-016, xsSaS
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Oieb mdrtte.

Gtneinndti. ls. DECEMBER 1918.
9ufu6r unb fstfaubt wdtrenb Der per.
Hohsneu ~ SiunbsH, pergli4en NIT BEN
SoSAsyqeAenbsn 3 1aeen. naren rie FpIat !:
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Die umidse i'm hiefieen Gtearinaksufs
os'ieftn I'D ssuse auf el,e01, TOO.
asiai.esissiiatsa.
Der Worft mar beute f,br ilou uno bic
Ere,ls georildt. Yin Der B5rie wuroen sur
: Attisn Der Sine Nemport & 9opinaton
gispt q Iraetion Co., prf., su 77L Der.
saufi unb i'm oifenen Warfte
so5O0 0ine. ~ Sire Ispt. 1884 108sO
1000 Ssioio 90. g.. So 1917 i01.4o.
VahtepeHoe Tobeue BON sm hieFaen
WariI beiinoli9en Bombs uno 4stien siebt
be sffisieuen Guoiirunasu an
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Dps,t 0eIDnsarft.


- " 49, Ag4<WtUSI I0l0.
lie DAMeen mnreH heute nit Ncafineor.
bfiten ftan tef6dFiiet, bic Wad)traae mad,
Hotlehen mar abti nidbt grcb. Tie Ainsros
ten iinb uHperanoert ssblieben. Die Baufen
btrshneten for GarIeben ,pn eoIs e@ unb
biSsnntirten 0eihdftspapiere ebenfalIs an
-. Wsn ben Mailern muroen garlehen ON
eau nHb aHf Seit 5u0G plaeirt.
sssAfa asi ReS prst
nnsoer 3n Bari spiihen Banfen periauft.
His eountsrrats bstrast 6vs 8rdnais per
&shfd suf esrsrs.
mp .teiis. = 3ie folaenben Gastiransen
limb su berihten:
1onoou, 8 7oee Si6t, s4.so per G; 50
1age Gidt, e4.s1 per s.; Horis. q
1age Siht, 5l5 5ranrs per s100; 90 1aee
S.Hs, b1s Jrones PR 500; far EeutiAIanb.
Z 1age Si6t, Narf S5H -954, DO. 90
xags sid)f. 04K--04xe.
Yoeunienfdrr Gtls aui 2cnbon wuyAen
a. A.s0X, auf 9laseow su t4.S0 unD oui
beifnft ~ A.7oA perfauft
SHHses.E Etfisanssss. |.
nbis nno ifstia 2h Bauien austiren
Wie tplQt
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Hu6tI-- pretfe finb iietig. Mafanirter
Gat Goat b.T0e, powbsreb 5.O0c, Gubss 5.15c,
sranulateb 4.Soe. Gonfeetioners ~ 470e.
ON ~ 460--4s0e, meiser EXTRA e.
<50-4-s5e. ertra e" 4S0-4.40e, orbiHd.
ssr sslbsr 4.30-4.25e
Wolaffes In fetia. - Neu CrleanS
Cpsn kettfs 4s-5se, Centrifugal 20-8oe
Der 0allone.
Neis-4auifiano Hauep 6eab eK--Te,
prima 54-SHe, orsindrr 44--Se, Sapan
4k-43.c Sey Rfuun
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-20
TO send
COMMISSION
HERE?

Confirmatory of a report published
by this paper December 20, the Adver-
tiser this morning publishes as q
special wireless dispatch from Wash.
ilgton the following:
WASHINGTON D. c., January 19.-
It is understood here by personal
friends of President-elect Wilson that
ne has practically made up his mind to
hold in allegiance any contemplated
change in the. administration of Ha-
vail, the Philippines or Porto Rico un!
til after small commission of person
ally chosen Investigators have visited
the islands in question and after
thorough study of conditions have re-
ported to him their recommendations.
1t is currently reported that this
commission will be headed by William
Jennings Bryan and that an Eastern,
Southern and a Western college pro-
lessor will constitute the other men,
bers.
A report that Bryan is to succeed
Ccvernor-General Forbes at Manila
has been going the rounds for some
time here, but both Bryan and Wilson
are understood to have dismissed this
suggestion privately as mere gossip.
If President-elect Wilson names the
that no appointments affecting the ad-
ADMINISTRATION of Hawaii. the Philippines
Cr Porto Rico Will be made for at
least six months following the inaugur-
alton Of Wilson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-20
HILO JAIL UNDERG0ES
MUCH INVESTIGATION

HILO, Jan. demonstrations of
the health conditions at the HilO Jail
are renewed almost every day now. D..
X Eguchi, editor Of the Hawaii ShO-
kumin Shinbun, has investigated at
the request CT Japanese Consul Gen
eral Eitake; County Attorney Beers
has investigated; DR.. Snow, the prison
physician, has investigated; and the
sheriff is working at the affair assidu
Ously and continually, recently giving
out long interview which included d
report Of THE physician, made after a
thorough examination Of the prisoners
who are i'll and said to be suffering
from beri beri.
This report sets forth that a number
of the cases of so-called beri beri prov
ed not to be that dread malady, but
there were probably seven bona fide
cases of the disease. She sheriff ad-
mits conditions in the Jail are not and
have not been OF the best, especially
in the matter of cooking, but explains
this by saying it is impossible to keep
an efficient chef, because as soor as
a prisoner has become proficient in
his line of work his term expires and
a new prisoner must be taught, and
meantime the food is not prepared as
it should be.
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ley seemed to be very well satisfied to
have things as they were. | did not
see a drunken man or any disorderly
crowd in the weeks spent in Berke-
ley =. ~-l :e g..
The. records for 1912 show only 4
persons arrested for drunkenness dur
ing the year.
When Honolulu reaches that limit
the temperance community Will be
satisfied. >...
: | have always heard it said by those
Interested in the liquor traffic, if the
saloons were closed there would be
Just as much drunkenness. This has
not proven the fact in Berkeley. If
such was true why should those in
terested in the sale of liquor object
so strenIously to prohibition?
found considerable progress had
been made in the state toward the dry
ing up of the wet places, thereby max
ing it a more healthy community to
live ill.,
Here are a few facts:
On the 5th of November, 1912, t01
towns voted dry, 80 districts and II
cities in central and
northern California have banished SIS
saloons in II months. California has
6S2 dry towns.
l have many interesting facts for
those who really want to know what
is being done in this line, and they
will be published later.
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BERKELEY HAS
PROVED. AtO, X
Dry TOWN: .

That prohibition in Berkeley, Cal.
has worked so successfully that dur.
ing the year only four persons were
arrested for drunkenness, was the OBJ
tserVation that George w. Patty of the
AntiSaloon League made during a re.
cent sixty-day trip to the coast. Mr..
Patty came back this week. Discussing
California and some observations he
made as to the strides Of temperance
in the state, he said:
The first impression on landing is
when you strike the line Of auto bus
and hack drivers The efforts of a
drowning man or the frantic attempts
of a person in a burning building to
escape are not to be compared with
it. However, the police are there to
see that the whole of the passengers
are not shanghaied to different parts
of the city against their will and peo-
pie generally get where they want to
after awhile.
The next general observation on the
following day in Oakland was the
large number of small real estate Of
fices, with a squash. an ear of corn,
few large potatoes, or other vege-
tables to attract attention. rnetimes
with oranges or other fruit on exhi
bition.
In the background was a map or
sketch of the lands these wonderful
productions of the earth were sup
posed to have grown on.
And if you want to stop minute to
look at the agricultural marvels. a
Ioquacious gentleman would invite
you in and explain how it was that
these lands were being offered so
cheap and stated that this bargain was
only for a short time. This was true
of San Francisco and Los Angeles as
well as Oakland.
ASH was living in Berkeley, my next
was the absence of signs
{ advertising beer or other liquors, and
also the fact that there were no sa-
looms, which to one who believes that
they are q detriment to any commun.
ity. certainly was a great satisfaction.
did not hear any one say they
were suffering on account of the dry
spell. In fact, the people in Berke-
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the revolution until the final over
throw of the monarchy. Near the
end of the revolution attempts at in
eendiarism on the part of the disorder
ly element of the city were described
by Mr.. Castle, and he told of an act
of loyalty on the part of Portuguese
smuggler who stood guard over the
Castle home armed with a bowie knife
A the night the monarchy went out
d power.
FIT was twenty years ago today"
said Mr.. Castle in conclusion, that
the special committee. of which l was
a hember, which was appointed to go.
to washington with the news, set sail
for the mainland on the Claudine. The
incidents Of that trip and the work of
thai commission at Washington are
full lof interest and perhaps I may
tafktto you about 1t In the future.
OF the little band Of patriots, which,
twenty years ago this month, over
threw monarchy, established a pro-
visiohal government, and paved the
wayfor what is now the territory of
Hawaii, the following, according to
Mr.. Castle, still SURVIVE: -
s l. &c. Ables,, w. G. Ashley, Cecil
Brown. Joseph Camara, w. r. Castle,
Dr. C*B. Cooper, Judge S. B. Dole, DR..
NIB Emerson, ]. H. Fisher, A. Gar
tenberg, F M. Hatch, G. w. r. King,
T. F. Lansing, F. J. Lowrey, J. A. !
McCandiess, F. B. MeStocker, c. F.
Peterson G. W.: Smith, W. o. Smith,
J.AFI Soper, l. "A. Thurston, E.. o.
White, C.. W. ziegler, II. E. Cooper,
E. b. Tenney, ]. B. Castle, Dr. C. B.
Wood. c. Bottle, Capt. j. w. Jones,
Lieut.. Coyne, Captain Kidwell, P. C..
Jones' and 81 M Damon. -
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

thias, elected officers for the new year
st its last meeting Tuesday evening
IS follows Henry A. Giles, c. c.; f.
Eavis, V. c.; Z. w. Bull, P-rlate; VIM.
Gill; NJ. of w; J. F. G. Abel, N. OF En-;
{. J. Hummel, NJ. OF F.; y. -, Angus,
X of R. and S; A Anderson. y. ii
a.; B. Mott. l. G.; Thos. Foley y. G
NJ McChesney. Trustee.
The installation Of the new officials
will take place at the next meeting
of the Knights, Tuesday evening Jan
uary %.
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RECodLJTIbyS OF REVOLUTION i;
NHANlII IsCASILE'S Theme

"Reminiscences Of the RevolutAn of
Twenty Years Ago in HaEaiiS wasthe
subject OF an interesting address te-
liyered by w. r. Castle before Tn
members of the Newcomers Club al
their fellowship supper. in the Young
Mems Christian Association last even
ling. 6 r -. :.
Mr.. Castle was one of the band of
patriots, which faced the danger when
the crisis came on Jan. IA, 1893, and
which took a part in bringing the
reign Of royalty to a close In the Ha-
waifan islands. Last Saturday night
ct the residence of Mr.. Castle, the rev.
Iolu.ionists of twenty years ago met for
a feunion and recalled and talked ov-
Eer the the events prior to the over
throw of the Hawaiian monarchy.
When the, queen selected the cabinet
which was composed of Parker, Pc
Iterson, C0lburn and Cofnwell, the
Americana became disgusted and 1t
was at this time that the first move
Dment toward the revolution was begun.
On January IA, 1893, it was learned
that the queen was endeavoring to
force her cabinet to sign new con-
'stitution which she proposed to pro-
mulgate Immediately, to her people,
and as soon as this news was out,
meeting of the prominent American
citizens was held in the office of w.
@. Smith, where all present agreed
that it was the duty of every citizen
TO resist the revolutionary efcfoach-
ments Of the queen, and d message
was sent to the cabinet TO this effect
s At the meeting OF the Newcomers
Club Mr.. Castle told in detail the inn
nnrfaIlf events from the haqinninr of
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