ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, MARCH. a1, 1990.

'. A PORTFOLIO FOR POTTS, _

EWERT BROS.

Cary

Mertin Asks tho Young Lawyer to Bo
Finance Miulater.

In his diligent search for men to

take the three portfolios in his gov-

ernment of which he cannot dispose,

JEWELERS &
ENGRAVERS.

Premier Martin has pitched upon
George A. Stewart Potts, who has
been in the city several days after
attending the Conservative conven-
tion at Nelson, of. which he was

os ae
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
TIME-PIECE INSPECTORS.

secretary. It is’ understood that
the portfolio of finance minister was
offered to Mr. Potts by Hon. Smith
Curtis, on behalf of Mr. Martin,and
that Mr. Potts is still: considering
the offer.

Mr. Potts is a young man of con-

oor Bu 'f Oil hae ee man jn Vancouver and is now. the
on n it ine nore pleseant ad much junior member of the law firm of
to

iderable experience as a newspaper

she Tupper, Peters & Potts, of that

They reduce insurance; glve your

home or business place a brighter

appearence: and save you money in
WAYS

Itis much cheaper than steam.

Use Electric Lights |

Estimates furnished for Wiring and Lighting,

Electric Power supplied for Mining and Manufacturing purposes.
Motors for sale or rent.

city.

TODAY'S STOCK SALES.
Steam Fixtures carried in stock, —_
Following is a2 summary. of the
sales on the local exchange today,

G27" In case of trouble: in Tights, Slephone ae Ge, peween 8a. m., and 6 p.m.

Rossland Water and Light Go.

NEW DRUG STORE.

——_THE——_ _-

ROSSLAND DRUG
ee |

New and Complete Stock of Drugs,
and Patent Medicines.

Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
Robert E. Strong, Manager. .

ROSS THOMPSON.

1 have the following blocks i in 2 the following companies tor zale.
» Hi Eyening Star,
Silverine, R.E. Lee, sr Eureka, North Star and ZilaM

Zureka C

Lots .in the Original Townsite

Reddin. Jack ‘Co., Agents,

land, B. C

her With the quotati

+ Hosslaud Sates.

Sales today on the local exchange
were as follows: Homestake, 2000,
1c; Lone Pine, 500, 1634c;) Okan-
ogan, 500, 3c,. 5000, 234c; Giant,
2000, 13,000, 2c, 4000, 234c}
Rathmullen, 5000, 2500, 334c;
Winnipeg, tooo, 13c, 500, .1234c,
1000, 13}4c. Total sales, 37,000
shares,

A
B
Bi Three

ovelty..

Id Lronaides
almer Mou!
eoria Mines...

IG
Trail Creek
Liberal-
Conservative
Association

Meetings will be held every Monday evening in the
Board of Trade rom Postoffice block,
sat 8:3

W. Wyllie Johnston, Secy.

All Liberal-Conservatives not yet registered as voters
are requested to call at the office of Messrs.
. B. Johnson & Co., where all neces-
sary information as to registration
will be given.

muggler
amarac (Ben th}.
ail Oreek Hid: ‘Treas,

argini
vor ian Eagic Consolidated..$ 1 8 $1 ri

"6 Breezy Performanco.

Is the one given this. week at the
International. _‘‘The musical bur-
lesque is entitled ‘‘Why Smith Left
Home,” and it’s no wonder,.as such
a bright entertainment is enough to
entice any benedict from his firesidé
for a pleasant evening. It is all
laughs this week, barring the
‘‘Miser” scene from  ‘‘Chimes,”
which is introduced by Mr. Wansor,
and which is a splendid piece of
character acting. The burlesque
contains most of the melodic gems
which have made the ‘‘Geisha” such
a success, and every thing is done,
and well done, to cause one to laugh
and forget the blues. Dull times
are not noticeable at the Interna-
tional. New faces were Mlle Ka-
tinka, Kittie Houston and the Vita-
scope, all of which gave good satis-
action. Same show this week.

No Cause to Reply.
B.C. Review. .

There is no reason to reply in
these col to the unscrup

and entirely unjustifiable attack

‘HOTEL HOFFMAN,

‘Washington Street, Roseland, B, O.
—

Furnished Rooms.
First-Class Bar.

INCORPORATED!

Authorized capa

Railroad and Miners Time Checks
cashed, tree of charge.

Elmer A. Rolf. Hon ‘Thos. os. Mayne f Daly,Q. C.
Proprietor.

Falding.

Harry McIntosh - - Secretary-Treasstene Wi W. HL

meee investment for small sums now opet

W. C. McDONALD, Bulle and fends money in large

MONTREAL. LOAN &
INVESTMENT 60.,

Head office, Imperial building, St. James Strect,

: $2,000,000.
= Sthbscrited Capital over....$800,000,

h: ened a branch office here, | gall.
This Te the Wiulowing Board “of Manag ement 8

R. Hamilton,

¢ Montreal Loan & Investment Go pliers the

which was recently made upon the
standing of this journal by a local
publication called ‘‘The Rossland
Miner.” The ‘‘Miner” is quite un-
known in England, and everybody

Mr. Kerr's peculiar moral code, and
for whose pay he ep his pen in

‘to join her husband at Summit camp,

in B. C. is by this time aware of | moderate prices.

Liboral Meoting Tomorrow:
A meeting of the Liberal associa-
tion “of Rossland will be held in
the board of trade rooms tomorrow
evening ut 8 o'clock. It is expected
that the minister of mines will be
present. Matters of importance
will be considered.

MINOR MENTION.

Miss Maud Haskins was thrown
from her horse near the C. P. R.
depot about 5:30 p. m. yesterday,
but not seriously injured.

J.. A. Armstrong of Nelson ar-
rived in the city yesterday.

Phil McArdle of Spokane ar-
rived.in town yesterday.

Is thet Be
of Yours i".

TO
A NEW
BRING HIM TO THIS STORE.

Sun, noe \
Natty, Jaunty Suits in won-
derful array, |

that will-please him in Style and Fit as it will you
seeeesin Price. .

THE BIG STORE. jes |

Roy H. Clarke has gone: to Nel-
son,

‘Alderman Hector McRae, who is
confined to his home by a severe
cold, has received news of the death
of his sister, Mrs. Carruthers, at
Ottawa.

Ross Thompson, president or the
King Mining company, is making
an inspection of the Oro Denoro.
Mrs. Harold Kingsmill has gone

where he is engaged in the office of
the Oro Denoro.

Mrs.-S. A, Campbell left this
morning for Londonderry, N.S.
cc. Woodhouse went to Spo-
kane this morning.”

D. J. McDonald, the mining man,
went to Ymir this morning.

‘To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromine “Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it failsto cure. 25c. E.
W. Grove’s signature is on each
box. =

BUSINESS LOCALS,

Men's silk-lined overcoats $15 at
Holstead & Wright's.

Prof. Dé Leon’s Electric Dan-
druff, cure. No more bald heads, |
No more ‘hair falling out
from any human being. It leaves
the scalp as white as snow. Sent
to any, address, Price, $1.50, $1.
and 50 cents. :
Wantep—To borrow $1500.
Good security. Fair rate of interest.
Apply at this office.

INTERNATIONAL

MUSIC HALL.

WEEK OF MARCH 19, 1900.

Zinn and Cassidy's laughable musical nightmare,

Why Smith Left Home

“Fe Burlesque on the Geisha.”

Dainty Francis Hewitt as “Oh-me-oh-mi,” the lappy, aud ‘all the favorites in the cast,
SS

In addition, first time in Rossland of

The Edison Vitascope Go.

In moving War Pictures, etc.

“Also initial debut of the Electric Vocalist, The Swedish Nightingale, Miss Kitty

KATHINKA. HANSTON.

No advance in Prices~~—~~~~
God Save the Queen,

E Athletic. | -

oo

Offers special membership in-
ducements for.a short time by
suspension of t‘e initiation fee.
All the......ecees

Rossland

Y Magazines
aud Periodicals

.Excellent ‘accommodations for
permanent and temporary board
and. chambers; $36 to $40 per
month.. For particulars apply to

CHARLES E, BENN,
Charles Webster, Steward. Secretary.

Glub sien

Lent keepers and fish eafers may
regale themselves on the lovely
mountain trout received’ every
Thursday at O.°M. Fox & Co's.
Take notice, ‘we also have a full line
of smoked and salt fish. . tf

Overcoats $6 up, at Holstead &
Wright's.
For the best, cleanest and ‘cheap-
est coal, call or phone Martin Bros.

The Columbia Bottling Works
furnishes 90% of the carbonated
drinks consumed in Rossland, Why?”
Because their goods are clean, puré
and palatable. Finest table vinegar
on the market. ‘California’ orange
cider, ginger ale and all the princi-
pal sweet sodas. Family trade so-
licited.  Postoffice box 703, Colum-
bia telephone No. 43.

Rubbers, overshoes, boots and
fine footwear for men,women and
children.
American goods,‘at Lalonde’s.
- Look—Cleaning, pressing . and
dyeing done on short notice at the
Washington Street Dyeing and
Cleaning works.
Mrs. Currie, prop. : tf

Dr. Scott's Headache Powders
are a sure cure for headaches
caused by powder smoke, etc. Sold
at Morrow’ 's Drug store.

Fine Bottled Goods.
Physicians recommend niost
highly Schlitz’s extract of malt
Sold by the bottle at the Interna-
tional family liquor store.
ed white wines, clarets and Burgun-
dies by the bottle, basket or cdse at

e->
t a

€ Crow & Morris, Rossland.
o~D

The best Canadian and |

UNEXCELLED TABLE...

—ouDES=—* )
Straight Cut
_ Cigarettes.

‘MANUFACTURED BY

B. Houde & Company, Quebec
“Are Better than the Best.

‘WHOLESALE AT

——€6

The Arlington. a

“THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL}
aoe Headquarters for Commer-

cial Men..:.Splendid Sample Rooms.
cToun AVERY, Proprietor.

Telephone 128.

Import- |. ,

Katie D. Green G. M
' and D. Co., Ltd.

NON- PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated fon North: Fork Salmon
River, Erie District, B.C.

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.
Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s.Treasury Stock is now
. Offered'to the public at

7 1-2 Cents per Share,

and can be had on application to
22 Columbia Aveuue, e . GEORGE H. GREEN,

. New Drug Store

a Subscribe for

The Rossl

Contractor and Builder. |... usneriatormation, apply t

Estimates given on Contra of any W. Hi. FALDING,

Moving, Raising and Buildings 2 -Specialty
Apply 85 Thompson Avenue.

No? 14 Columbia av is oe *Rossla

and druggists sundries,
tions carefully compounded,

1 Drug is |& Se
now doing business on Columbia
to the

Tends money in large or small amounts avenue, next to the old city hall
We have a complete line
of pure > fresh drugs, toilet articles
Prescrip-

Record,

50 Cents per £
tonth. £

2 Ce Sec-Treasurer.
PALA LIAL AL LOLI

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,
ENGINEERS: AND MACHINISTS.
All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Utdertakert.

Ore Cara, Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Fans, Shatting, Hancers and Pullers: Pipe work
pecialty. Northey Pumps kept in stock. - Age for Wan Hamil

retary Treasurer. uf

R. E. StRonc, Mgr.

F Cone Mills, Concentrators, fl 5
‘Third Avenne, iomtene, . PB. 0. Box 198+

fe piper ‘

ee

D RECOR .

ROSSLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1900

PRICE § CENTS

Alarm Clocks!

We have just received three cases of SUN
RISE and MUST-GET-UP Alarm Clocks.

They are the Best made, and we guarantee every one.

J. W. SPRING,

Next to Postoffice. The Leading Watchmaker and Jeweler

In Everybody’s Mouth!

Goodeve’s Tooth : We::

Brus ans Recominend
Our Antiseptic Tooth Powder, It
leaves a relreshin, feeling in
standard A: ‘Amer
can, English and French Tooth pre-
Parations in stock

Goodeve Bros., Druggists & Stationers.

"It PAYS to deal with Goodeve Bros.

ou can rely
pie. Bittle, hat

$3.50

‘Men’s in Box Calf-and Wil-
low Calf Laced Shoes. Good-
year Welt. ————d

C. O. LALONDE, The Reliable Foot-Fitter.

By. Abdsclated Press.
= Lobatsi,-March 16.—The Boers
under Commandant Snyman are
advancing in force from Mafeki

RESISTING
PLUMER’S
ADVANCE
[Boers Leave Mafeking and
Attack Rhodesian
Column. | 7
THEY SUFFER DEFEAT

Only Artillery Left to Beleaguer
Mafeking--Olivier Wius a
Victory in His Mind.

pulsing the British with-heavy loss

and capturing many of them. Bur-
ghers are arriving here in great

ards Lobatsi. -

GRAND... ..

SPRING. SALE.

COMMENCING MARCH 15.

Just received, the largest and Ghat aeledted “ek selected stock of lothing, Boots and
shoes and Hats for Spring trade ever shown in this cit; Remember—For
the next. days .every line in stock fo be sold atand under, wholesale prices.

Men's Vine Wotated: Baith, We
blue and piace i it v3
at $20; sale

Men’s Fine 8 Bente
pale big value er ‘S13; sale

Men's Tweed Suits, worth
$12, nd $15; to clear

Boys’ Suits and Odd Pants
at just halt regutar price

M. J: O’HEARN,

Trpegre.boxs2 The Busy Store at the Busy Cornet.

.| strength at a sharp curve on fhe

P. BURNS & CO.

WHOLESALE MARKETS
Nelson, Sandon, Revelstoke,
Grand Forks, and Vancouver.

Rossland, Greenwood,

RETAIL MARKETS

Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon,

Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,

Phoenix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke
Tee meee and Vancouver.o

Rossland, Trail, New
Denver,

Greenwood,

William Donald, Mgr., "Mgr., Rossland Branch.

UNCC CNNCCT CCNY

QUICK WORK (3
___ Red Star Storage & Transfer c.

delivered
ntract and

E SELL GOOD, ‘pRY, SEASONED WO:

OD.
Office: Washington 8t., opposite Bank of Montreal. J.W. Hartline, Mer.

:| captured,

Colonel Bodte made a reconnais-
ance on March 13 and found Pit.

G 1 DeWet arrived

today.
Desultory ahha. with ‘Colonel
Pjumer’s column-has occurred near

sani and Px ied by the
Boers. He returned to. Goode ‘Sid- |
ing and made a Ccemonstration on
March 14. He found the Boers dn

railway. They had mounted a gun

on the line and were lying: in wait

for the construction train, J
A Boer Surprise Prevented

ing of the rsth. The Boers’ Maxim
was-freely used... Colonel Bodle
came.in touch with the Bvers just
in time to prevent ‘the camp being
surprised. The Boers attacked the
advancé:party ‘and captured a few
boxes of ammunition.amil-nearly se-
cured a Maxim. Lieutenant Tyler
was killed and Lieutenant Chapman
Colonel Bodle, coming
up, -put the Boers to flight with
heavy loss.

The Boers yesterday were. within
a few miles, of Lobatsi.

Attack om Plumer’s Camp

Yesterday afternoon the Boers
pressed closely on Colonel Plumer's
main camp and kept up a hot fire
with a Maxim, killing one white
man and one native. They placed
the Maxim and a twelve-and-a-half’
pounder on a hill‘on the east side
of the line, gooo yards from the
camp. The British right is pro-
tected by Chief Bathen, who has
warned the Boers not to enter his
territory.

Colonel Plumer’s present. endeav-
or is to insure the safety of the rail-
way north of Lobatsi and’ to watch
well the left flank. It is probable
that,before the Boers retire towards
Pretoria, they will tackle the Rho-
desians in force.

Boers Leaving Mafeking.
It is reported that the burghers

“Aebrisk—firing~-octurred “a Tew |
-| miles south of Lobatsi on the morn-

Gab
? London, March 22.—The report
of General Gatacre’s defeat by the
Boers is not ‘believed. here. The
last: advicés inplaced Gatacre about
2g miles nea Pat Bethulie, where
Boer repi \says he ; swas de-
f
mosert Eaton _

Aliwal North, Cape “Colony, March
22,— Commandant Olivier left
Smithfidld two hours before the
British scouts arrived. ‘He only
succeeded in inducing: about 150
men to accompany him, mostly in-
surgent colonists. The Free Staters
refused to go with him and are re-

turning to their farms.

Obviously a Fake Victory

London, March” 22.—The report
from  Kroonstadt, ~ Orange Free
State, via Pretoria, that the Boers
under command of Gen. Olivier had
defeated the British’ troops under
yin the

Steyn as saying at Kroonstadt that
the Boers could continue the strug-
gle for six months longer.
Socrs Burn a Natal Town,
While the Boers and British in
the Orange Free State are taking

to enjoy a rest, those on the borders
of Natal are beginning to show
activity. A special dispatch from
Durban says the town of Pomeroy,
30 miles east of Ladysmith, has
been burned by the Boers. A Brit-
ish detachment, arriving at Pome-
toy as the Boers evacuated the
place, shelled the burghers, but
they succeeded in taking up a
strong position in the hills with a
forge estimated to number 5000.
BoorsStampede to Surrender
London, March a2.-—Lord Rob-
erts telegrap from BI
under-date of March 21 as follows:
"So many burghers have expressed
a desire to surrender under the
terms of the last proclamation that
T have sent small columns in various
directions to register their names
and take over their arms. :
“‘A cavalry brigade has gone to
the eastward of Thabarnchu, and a
detachment from Springfontein has

‘| occupied Smithfield, where ‘some

Transvaalers and a wagon with
arms.and ammunition were cap-
tured. The Scots guards are at
Edenburg and Redderburg.

“Gen. Clements’ brigade is
marching hither by way of Philip-
polis and Fauresmith.”

Boer Threats Are No Biuff

Montreal, March 22.—A Hough-
ton, Michigan, dispatch says leading
mine managers and engineers from
the Transvaal who have visited that
country since the beginning of hos-
tilities, say that the threat to blow
up the mines ig something.- more
than a mere bluff. These managers
are in the United States to place
orders for new i ii

advantage of the period of inactivity |

A PITIFUL PLIGHT

People of Puerto Rico Go Hungry
. and Naked.

ALL WAITING FOR RELIEF

While Congress Wrangles for Political Effect,
Thousands of People Are Literally Naked—
Governor Davis Has Given the Facts and
‘Will Not Disouss the Issue,

By Associated Press.

New York, March 22.—Describ-
ing the present condition of affairs
in Puerto Rico, the correspondent
of the Journal and Advertiser at San
Juan says:

“The people are too weak to re-
sist bayonet rule, but their love fot
the United States is changing to
apathy or fierce hatred. In San
Juan one can hear on nearly every
street half naked children .sing the
American national hymn. The
scene is patherie: It is almost ig-
noble.

-“But from the district of Cacao
comes a message that more than
1000 women in that neighborhood
cannot leave their huts, because
they have noclothes. The same~
reports come trom other districts.
There are probably 30,000 naked
women inthe mountain districts.
There are thousands of children who ,
cannot attend school, because the
teachers refuse to receive them
stark naked, as they present them-
selves.”

General Davis is quoted in an in-
terview as saying: E F

“*We shall’ spend most of the
money furnished by congress in

ately after the destruction of the old
hinery. One Joh:
mine manager here now has full
plans and specifications for a com-
plete new equipment, which will
cost about $1,000,000.
Houghton, Michigan, is a strong
pro-Boer centre. -
Last of Canadians Arrive
Montreal, March 22. —The | Elder-
D y has da
cable: stating that the transport Mil-
waukee, with the last of the second

vicinity of Bethulie, is not believed
here. A dispatch ,to the Daily
News from Springfontein, dated
Tuesday, March 20,.says General
Gatacre was ‘all well” and.adds
that he and Gen. Brabant had not
lost a dozen men ir. a fortnight.

Gatacre about 30 .miles north of
Bethulie, ‘where the . ‘Boer report
says the defeat was inflicted. : This,
combined with the fact that no men-
‘tion of the affair was made by Lord
Roberts in his dispatch.of March
21, confirms the belief. that the
Kroonstadt reports are erroneous.
Thé Fight:Near Lobatst
The reports of skirmishing near
Lobatsi. while apparently. not in-
flicting any serious loss to Colonel
Plumer’s column, cause grave anx-
iety in regard to his ability to reach

IMPERIAL
Life Assurance
Company,

OF CANADA. HEAD OFFICE: TORONTO

The Imperial has the largest government deposit of
any Canadian company.

Representative in Rossland.

J. S. McLEAN..

are abandoning the envi of Ma-

M. Further news from that

feking, leaving only a
number of artillerists to man the
big guns, There are none at Ram-
atalabama, where they were sup-
posed to have their base. Colonel
Plumer’s scouts were at Ramatala-
bama yesterday. The usual Ma-

quarter is d, for in
the six days that have elapsed since’
the last messages were sant off, a
serious engagement may have oc-
curred, though nat of Col. Plumer’s
seeking. The Boers seem deter-
mined not to give up their prey at

feking disp are » but
no anxiety is felt on that score.
Dynamite explosions wrecking the
railway are proceeding south of
Lobatsi.
Boers Heport a Victory.

Kroonstadt, Orange Free State,
March 20.--Via Pretoria, March
22.—The Boers, commanded by
General Olivier, have engaged the
British troops under G 1 Gat-

Mafeking without a fierce struggle.
In reply to the mayor of Cape
Town's ‘‘Mafeking relief day,” -a
public. huliday, Premier Schreiner
wrote: ‘‘May the holiday come:
soon and may a spirit of general
good will and kindly consideration
prevail later.”
Will Hold Out tor Six Moaths

The Times in its second edition

a patch from Lorenzo

acre in the vicinity of Bethulie, re-

Marquez which quotes President

The last advices placed General ‘#

Canadi. rt on board, ar-
rived at Cape Town at 11:10 last
evening. All were well on board.

Thirty-eight horses died on the pas-
sage. .

IMPMOUING C P 8 TELEGRAPH

Line to the Movi

+ Crow's Nest Wires
J. Wilson of Kamloops, superin-
tendent of the C. P. R. telegraph
lines in the west, is in the city
looking after some improvements of
the system. Io speaking of the
work in hand, he said to a RecorD
representative:
‘We intend to put a new wire
from Nelson to New Denver where
it will join the one from the main
line of the railroad and give us a
new througin line to the coast.
When this is done, we shall use the
present wire from Nelson to the
coast by way of Kaslo and Sandon
for local business only. This will
give us a duplex system to the
coast. With the main line, the
Crow’s Nest line and the connection
at Spokane and Portland with the
Postal wires, we have practically
three routes from the east and west
to Rossland.
For the last week our service
over the Crow’s Nest line has been
hampered by our having to move
the line off 8 miles of the right-of-
way between Nelson and Balfour in
order to be out of the way of con-
struction, but this will be finished
tomorrow.”

For the best, cleanest and cheap-
est coal, call or phone Martin Bros.

building roads. We will continue
to feed the incapable and destitute.
Ifa man is able-bodied, but will
not work, he must starve. If he
cannot work he will be fed. As
free trade and constitutional rights
have become political questions, I
cannot enter into the controversy.
Ihave given the government -the
true facts and huve pointed out
what I believe to be the .only sound
policy for tne’ government. That
ends. my duty, I cannot take Part
of high

The people of Puerto Rico are civil-
ized and more capable than the peo-
ple of New Mexico, who were given
territorial government fifty years
ago.”

NEW MAN FOR THE CABINET

Clabon 1s the Latest-Meanwhile Mare
tin Is the Whole Thing
Special to the Record.
Victoria, March 22.—Premier ,

Martin is again on the mainland,
where he is renewing attempts to
secure cabinet @inisters. The lat-
@st name connected with a cabinet
ost is A. B, Clabon, of Rossland,
who, it is said, has been offered a
portfolio by Martin.

A good deal of comment is caused
by the tact that steps in regard to
the seizure of ties and timber on
the Crow's Nest ‘railroad were
made by Martin, although the mat-
ter is clearly within the province of
the chief commissioner of lands and
works, showing that the premier is
practically running alt departments.

Death of Ashford, the Royalist

By Associated Press.
Oakland, Cal., March 22.—Vol-
ney V. Ashford, formerly a promi-
nent Hawaiian political agitator and
revolutionist,is dead at his residence
in this city. Me was legal adviser
to the Hawaiian crown for many
years. After the dethronement of
QueenLiliuokalani,he became prom-
inently identified with a movement
to restore the monarchy to Kaiulani.
He was arrested and sentenced to
one year’s imprisonment, but was
released before the expiration of his
term on condition that he would
leave the island.

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