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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-13
BROOKE COUNTY.


Delegates and Confcrees Chosen to the
Various Conventions.
The largest, most enthusiastic and
harmonious convention OF Republicans
ever held in Brooke County took place
at the Court House Saturday afternoon
to nominate delegates to the different
conventions. The house was full to ov.
eraowing with representative Republic
cans from all parts of the county and
those present were just as full of Harri.
son, Morton and Protection as the
house was OF people. The following
delegates were selected to the State
Convention ut Charleston:
Wellsburg District. II. Duval.
Samuel Jacob, Jas. NJ. Rodgers; alter
nates-B. +. Harden, G. D. Hall, l.. G.
Hall. Buffalo District-Esbia Wells and
H. @. Sheppard; alternates-Jno. J..
Myer, VIM. Forbes. Cross Creek Dis
trict-James Archer, VIM. Tucker;
alternates- Patterson, MCKen-
dry Kelly.
uon-MeIlsDur Dlstrlct-G' w. hc-
Cleary, VIM. Combs and NJ. l.. Wells;
alternates-I.H. Duval, G. W. McCord
and X. Wheeler. Buffalo District--Dr.
Joshua Gist, Henry Hammond; alter
nates-S. II. Atkinson, Robert Gibson.
Cross Creek District-R. NJ. Morton,
Jesse McAlir; alternates-James Archer
and James Reeves.
Senatorial Conierees-W. G. Howard,
John B. McNally, Henry Haney, L. L.
Bryte, A. W. Wells, James W. Cox and
George A. Baxter.
Delegate Conferees-B. Harvey, 4. A.
Sheets, E. A. Frost, G. II. Beall, j. F.
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The Wheeling Light Guards now has
q complete roster OF officers for compa-
ny OF small size. The company has Sc
lected Harry Drummond First Sergeant,
and the following non-commissioned
officers have been appointed by Captain
Boyd: Second Sergeant, Harry kuerner
Third Sergeant, G. Il. Rogers; Fourth
Sergeant, d. W. Bell; First Corporal,
George Kemple; Second Corporal, G.
S. Porter; Third Corporal, II. Fleming;
Fourth Corporal, Walter Willis. The
First Lieutenant is D. w. Martin, and
the Second Harry Boyd,
Captain Boyd issued the uniforms to
the men Saturday evening, The cloth
ing is gotten up in good shape, and the
company will make handsome appear
ance when its gets out on the street.
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The river was still falling last night
with only 2 feet Z inches on the gauge.
The rain may hold it stationary awhile.
Even the Packet Beilaire has hard work
to get through from here to Bellnire
now. The Elaine got up about mid
night Saturday night with a good trip,
and will leave for Parkersburg this fore
mood. The Courier reshipped a large
lot OF fruit at Bellaire Saturday for Pitts
burgh and yesterday the Elaine re-
shipped freight there for the same point.
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SEEKING TO PUT UP COKE RATES.
Tho Producers Hold n Meeting, but are I'm
able to Reach Conclusion.

able to Reach Conclusion.
PITTSBURGH, August IA meeting
OF coke producers OF the Connellsville
region was held last night to discuss the
prospects of an advance in prices. Coke
is selling at 81 per ton, and the opera
tors claim they have been running Mt n
loss for the last year. The only obstacle
in the way of IN advance was stated to
be the firm OF II. C. Frick & Co., which
handles the North Chicago Mill contracts
and others ut from 81 40 up. This COM
pauy, it is said, does not want syndi-
cate as long us they can get better prices
than the other coke firms. The firms
represented at the meeting felt some
what nettled at the refusal OF Mr.. Frick
to attend and on next Wednesday
another meeting will be held.
The foreign labor question was also
discussed ut last nights meeting, and
while n general expression OF sentiment
against the importation OF pauper labor
was made, the fact that the Hungarian
workmen periormedwork that American
workmen would not care to do was con-
frmed. Several operators to-day said
that they thought there was no possibility
OF the restoration OF the 81 rate, as the
labor difficulties of the last two years
had drawn away trade to considerable
extent.
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Eugene Browning and \. ].

Councilman, Eugene Browning and 7. ].
Mahan.
Conierees to Judicial Convention are
W. G. Barclay, ]. F. Cree, Jacob Miller,
Prof. ]. G. Guynn, Ed. Councilman, r.
Helstern and Robert Boyd.
Before the meeting adjourned II. G.
Hervey was called upon for some re-
marks. He said that from the tone Of
the convention they did not want any
speech making and declined to make
any remarks.
no instructions were given to any Of
the delegates. Immediately after nd.
iournment the large audience could hold
themselves no longer and burst out in
three rousing cheers and tiger for the
success Of the Republican party this iaii,
which fairly shook the walls OF the
building. The few Democrats who had
wandered in out ofcuriosity, looked very
sick and meek after seeing such a repre-
sentative body. Take this meeting and
the one held by the Democracy one week
ago, and the former might be called
''pandemonium," the latter paradise"
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is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds and fevers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess,
Il. B. Burt and O. Menkemiller. At
Beiiaire by NJ, n, Mercer.
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Ladies

in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the Bowels, Kidneys, Liverand Stomach,
and does not sicken or debilitate. Sold
by Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, R. 3.
Burt and G. Menkemeller. At Bellaire
bv NJ. n, Mercer.
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The Parkersburg STATE Journal of Sat
rrday says; Two boys, aged sixteen or
eighteen, were arrested yesterday on
suspicion. Several small thefts had
been committed in the suburbs OF the
city, and as these boys were loafng
aronnd the y were pulled in. One Of
them was recognized us a member OF one
ot the very best families Of Atlanta, Ga.
ills name is Roach and he has a sister
extending school at Mt. de Chantal, near
Wheeling. The boys were sent to
Wheeling last night and will probably
lie sent home by Roach's sister.
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Sister Mary Lucy, known to the world
as Miss Agnes V. Hager, OF Charleston,
w. Va, died at st. Joseph's Convent in
this city on Friday last, in the 3lst year
othcr age. She had been suffering some
time from consumption. She was buried
on Saturday. Her brother, James Hager,
was present at the funeral. Sister Mary
Lucy entered the Convent about five
VnOIS moo
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That Dog Sends Two More Men to jail.


On Saturday evening Celia Williams,
with her attorney, Col. Arnett, went be-
fore Justice William II. Davis, and swore
out two warrants one for James Light
foot, and the other for William Bell, both
coiored, charging them with stealing
from her premises in the month OF De-
cember, or thereabouts 1885, one English
poodle dog pup, Of the value of sos.
Lightfoot was out OF the city, but re-
turned last evening, and was arrested by
Officer James Bell, and placed in jail in
default OF $500 bail, for his appearance
before the Justice at 2 p. IN, August 20,
1888. The same officer then arrested Bell
within twenty minutes after the arrest
OF Lightfoot, and he was committed TO
jail in default OF $500 bail, and his hear
ing fixed on the same day, August 20, at
. p. III. 1t is very evident that somebody
has done some tall swearing about this
dog.
Warrants were sworn out by Charles
A. Helmbright before Justice Davis yes
terday, for the arrest OF two roughs, who
brutally assaulted him and knocked him
down. He has very bad eye, as a re-
suit OF the assault. One Of the roughs
was arrested yesterday and locked
up, and the police were after the
other one last night. II Coon Leon
hardt hadn't been along, it is safe to
say that Helmbright might have been
murdered, as money was the object Of
the assailants. The assault was made in
the Sixth ward near Twenty.fourth
street, after the primaries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Poopl,
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. VIII Baird has returned from q
visit to his brother George, atSt. Paul.
Mr.. George Gunvey, of Cumberland,
Nd, is visitingJ. B. Wills, on Market
street.
Mr.. James L. Day arrived home yes
terday from ten days visit to the sea-
shore.
Mrs. Asa Booth and children left Sat
urday for short trip to Cleveland and
the lakes.
Mr.. W. B. McMechen was registered
at the Ruitner house, Charleston, on
Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Maxon,. of Pittsburgh, is
visiting Mrs. ]. B. Wills, OF North Mar
ket street.
Mrs. Kate Mcdonald returned home
Saturday evening from n two weeks
visit in Pittsburgh. rar
Mrs. Hannah Knoke and Miss Minnie
Knoke, OF the South Side, will leave to-
day on avisit to Cincinnati.
Mrs. Charles II. fancy and son arrived
home Saturday from a three weeks
visit to her mother, at Clarksburg.
Mr.. Mike Owens, of the South Side,
leaves for Toledo, Ohio, next Saturday,
where he has an engagement at the glass
works.
Mr.. Peter Hoffman, an old Wheeling
boy, who has been in Des Moines, Iowa,
for the past three years, is in the city
spending his vacation.
Messrs. Charles Davis and George
Robinson have left the Central glass
works to saccept jobs in the Goblet
works at Findlay, Hancock county, o.
Mr.. B. S. Allison returned Saturday
evening from Cleveland, where he went
as delegate from the West Virginia
State Bar Assertion to the annual
meeting Of the National Bar Association.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line of lightweight Serges, Pin
Cheeks aud nrap dc EteS, Which We are
prepared to make up In the best style ut
eaSOnable prices.
Iialbrlggan Underwear al 81 90 a
Suit and upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
al so cents and upwards, ut
&. HESS l. SONS,
1921 Il 1928 Market Street.
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Kind Word. for u Good Man.

IrVT0W hID7t7HFNIHII'
Augustus Pollack, leading citizen Of
Wheeling and 8 prominent, liberal and
active Republican, is being urged for
nomination as one OF the electors by the
State Convention. Mr.. Pollock is in
every way worthy Of the place and
honor. His genuine Republication and
liberal support OF his party entities him
10 IL
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TuE Germania Singing Society has ar
ranged for a Grand Picnic and SOmmer
NacM Fest for Thursday, Augtst 10, at
the New Fair Grounds. The Sons OF
Veterans have been invited, and accept
ed the invitation to be present.
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SPECIAL LOW RATE EXCURSION

Saturday, August. 10, to Cincinnati Via
Il. S o. Railroad.
Round trip excursion tickets will be
sold for all trains, August. IS. good five
days, ut the low rate of $3.50. Trains
leave Wheeling ut 500 n. M, 9:25 a. III.
and 1915 p. IN. The Baltimore d
Ohio Railroad runs solid trains through
to Cincinnati on fast time, landing pas
sengers at the Grand Central Depot in
business center OF the city.
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FURS!


Ladies having Seal sacques they wish
to have repaired, redyed, or changed
into Jackets or Short Wraps, should
send them to J. e. Bennett & Co.'s Fur
Factory, cornerof Wood street and Fifth
avenue, Pittsburgh. They insure good
work at reasonable prices, and are the
best known Fur House in the country.
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YcsleriGy's Ncrs-Letter.
So far us the returns show, Captain
Dovener has probably Is or 10 delegates,
although the Captain last evening said
to u NewS-Leiter reporter that he had a
majority in the county.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., August 13.-For
Western Pennsylvaniaand West Virginia
rain, clearing Monday night; nearly
stationary temperature; windsgenerally
northerly.
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buried him almost from sight, badly buIslHrhh
body and limbs. The unfortunate man va, 1f.
rled home where medical aid was called H. Tbs
poor fellow suffered terribly, and is Ih"agath
has sustained internal injuries and may nOiis
FnVpF
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Gle SutelItofltter.
0nIes. No.. % aud y Fon:teenth street.


Now Advertisements.
Wanted-FirstClaSS Stone MEsons
Wnnted-Subscriptlo Book Man.
Agents Make SO 10 SIS Daily.
We Wish to Employ u few Statesmen.
RHt Pays 10 Trade AZ II. +. BehFeHs' Stores.
SOtiCe-AdvCttlSing OH Street Cars.
ST. Johns College.
Attention, Centre District COT Republican
Club.
Attention WOrEingmcn.
RCward-One Thousand Dollhts.
New Fall Goods-Geo. X. T@y loE & Co.-FouFth
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DRINK Malto.


The full Opera House Orchestra have
been engaged for the Picnic and Sommer
Ndclt FeSt at the Fair Grounds next
Thursday,
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Seal sRcques, when redyed, look like new.
Seal SacqueS can be made Into Jackets
Seal Saclucs can be made Into Wraps.
Seal SAcques can be made tlghtAEting and short.
Seal Saciues can be made longer hnd trimmed.
Address, j. q. BENNETT 4 Co.,
Manufacturers OF Furs, corner Of Wood
streetand Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mw4P
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R.,t on the Mountain Top.

Rest on tht hu"'"' -, a bglls
Mt. Lake has the adYanU E The NJ
near home and easily reached, i sroa.
Lake Park Hotel offers superior
modations at reasonable PFice''
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State nvention-William P. Hub.
bard, SO; Z. W. Atkinson, 60; J. G.
Brady, II; J. V. l.. Rodgers, 60; Brice
Supler, 60; Clay Hunter, IS; J. L. Cla-
]. II. Storer, II; Henry Rowles. 10; l..
p. Sisson, 5.
Congressional Convention-T. ]. HUI
gus, So; A. E. Carter, AZ; NJ. II. MCCaus-
lin, 81; ]. II. Connolly, 50; L. P. Sisson,
81; Frank Foreman, 50; J. G. Duncan,
%; N. NJ. Hervey, 20; J. V. L. Rodgers,
%; Frazier Gardner, 8.
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DRINK Malto at soda fountain.


On and after Sunday, May 0, the Ohio
River Railroad will sell excursion tick
cts every Sunday until further notice:
Wheeling to Sistersville and return
81 80, Wheeling to Parkersburg and re.
turn Sc 25. Tickets good one day only.
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"MlLE.ESD~ The smOothest, strong
est. and most elastic,
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WE have the only successful machine
and method Of demagnetlZlng watches
In West Virginia
JACOB ". GRUBB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth d Market SIS.
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The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
Registered rs follows:
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State Convention-George Bowman,
PIP; Charles. Craig, 2lS; R. NJ. Gilleland,
l29; Thomas Lewis, 100; +. Ii. Crago,
1877; Charles Bryson, rs.
Congressional Convention = Thomas
DAVIDSON, IFS; DR.. II. G. Brannon, 0;
Conrad Bremen, 1852; John Devine, l4l;
W. A. Blon, 1903; August Knoke, 1893; II.
W. Schrebe, 9S; DR.. W. L. Stathers,
Ill; Charles Kettler, Z; Daniel Kline, |.
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Millinery.
Wanted.

w NTED-A COLORED BOY
w from IL to ID years old to go to DGuzig,
Germany, to live with jewcler. AL expenses
~ the TIP paid. For further information call
Nt this Office Anl
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R. W. Hazlett, 80; j. Nj. Belieyilie, 62.
Congressional Convention &C. E..
1871; James p. Maxwell,
1872; W. ]. W. Cowden, IS; A. II. For
gey, 1872; Charles H. Collier, 4; James
Rine, 1872; Granville Rolls, 1874; Q. L.
Irwin, 68; Chas. H. Senseny, So; Alex.
Mitchell, 4; George McMechen, s.;
Henry Jones, 4; Myron Hubbard, G6;
William Kirbach, 8.
At the Island hose house the vote
State Conventional. o. Smith, 1O6;
George W. Baggs, 50; George /. Caddle,
l0l: j. II. Tappan, 70; @. A. Wingerter,
GAG. Rolls, 4S; James Rine, 81; W. ].
W. Cowden, %; 7. II. Logan, 116; II.
W. Hazlett, "a; J.. NJ. Belleville, 3S.
Congressional Convention : @. L.
Schenerlein, 1851. p. Maxwell, l40; w.
]. W. Cowden, ~; A. II. Forgey, 1889;
G. H. Collier, s; James Rine, 1874; Gran
vile Rolls, 1876; @. E. Irwin, AZ; Charles
II. Senseny, Al; Alex. Mitchell, l Geo.
McMechen, 3s; Henry Jones, 8; Myron
Hubbard, 80; Louis Schenck, o; William
Kirbach, o.
The total vote in Madison was as fol-
lows:
State Convention-George o. Smith,
2G6; Geo. W. Bags, 1874; Geo. l. Cad
die, 2l0; ]. II. Tappan, l6S; G. A. Win
gerter, 1853; Granville Rolls, 10Y; james
Rine, 1873; W. J. w. Cowden, l9l; T.
H. Logan, PSI; R. W. Hazlett, lO4; j.
NJ. Bellville, 100.
Congressional Conventional. Ed.
Scheneriein, 30; James r. Maxwell,
272; W. J. w. Cowden, 107: A. II.
Forgey, 27l; Charles II. Collier, 7;
James Rine, 26G; Granville Rolls, 269
@. L. Irwin, 10; Charles II. Senseney,
l07; Alexander Mitchell, .; George
McMechen, 1903; Henry Jones, 8; Ny
ron Hubbard, los; William Kirbach, s.
CLAY DISTRICT.
State Conventional. B. Hart, 1856
N. b. Scott, l4l; D. L. Heiskell, 70; G.
w. Atkinson, 1913; T. II. Lewis, 1870
Victor Rosenberg, ITO; A. w. Campbell
143; p. B. Dobbins, 40.
Congressional Convention = Charles
Harhruch, 50; ], w. Warden, 70; g. L
Baily, "A; Prof. Jones, IFS; Z. Buck
man, "a; 9. B. Hart, 1i3; Fred. Miller
lVl 1SolES ~ DUyui lVo' ". GteL
son, 100; William Exley, Z; A. Pollack, 7
UNION DISTRICT,
State Convention-J A Metcalf 1S5
W B. Simpson, las; John Adams d.: G
B. Caldwell, 20; G. W. Hess, Ill; b. S
Allison, l2l; Philip Fletcher 1877; B. +
Caldwell, 81; A. b: Caldwell, u; David
Moore, %; James McGulgan, lO3.
Congressional Con,yentIon-Janes Nc
Adams, l36; Charles Blckerton, l52
George NJ Ford a. iog Sn Matt e. sto Chew 50
Michael Moran, 55i Frank Wood, "a
Ralph Whitehead, 81; William MGCor
mick, lib; j. A. Metcalt, 100; II. A
Albright, Jr, 26; E. W. Collins, 10; D.
L. Prayer, So.
CENTRE DISTRICT.
State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bacbmau,
III. lanes K Hail 1O0. Charles Reed.
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WHAT does the seamstress need most
Why "Mile-End," sure.
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DRINK AIaltO, % cents a bottle.
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KEEP up with the people; buy "AIile-
End
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State Convention-J. G. Kline, So; N.
@. Hamilton, "a; Geo. Zoeckler, 81; j.
G. Rawling, So; ]. McCahon, 55; ]. II.
Riddle, 20; D. r. Bell, Al; G. Ed Men
del, Il; W. A. Isett, 81 Harry Chew, 80
VIM. Gundling, 10; ]. Z. Day, 80.
Congressional Convention g. B,
Jones, 10; B. w. Connolly, SO; James
Roberts, 50; Geo. Zoeckler, 92; Daniel
Arndt, 50; n. @. Hamilton, %; Fritz
Weimer, 80; 7. D. Bennett, 20; j. Kin
dleberger, %; ]. Hanes, 65; G. Gund-
ling, u; D. G. Morgan, IS; G. Ed. Men
del, 80; j. Gilbert, 8; Joseph Hamilton,
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The vote in the Second ward stood as
follows:
State ConventiOn-Geo. o. Smith, 100;
Geo. W, Baggs, G5; Geo. /. Caddle, l1s;
]. II. Tappan, 90: c. A. Wingerter, 80;
Granville Rolls, 50; James Rine, Il; w.
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State Convention-W. II. Curtis, Faris
Whitman, W. NJ. Dunlap, A. S. Beall,
Isaac Snediker.
Congressional Conveniently. B. Cur
It's, A. W. Darling, George Rice, Zach
Springer, John Korne.
Following are the official figures OF the
vote i'm detail:
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-01-12
A DAISY CALENDAR.

Among the many beautiful calen-
dars brought to our notice, the one
issued by the Mutual Life Insurance
Co., of California, certainly bears
the palm. 1t is of the most eXqui-
site design, engraved ON copper
plate, with appropriate scenes, re-
presenting each month, and the
changes of the seasons, with an APP
propriate verse. The leaves are of
heavy paper, scalloped edges,
smooth center with wild winter
scene for January-April has II
view of birds on the bough of tree
making sweet music-August has a
luscious bunch of grapes, while
September shows pair of lovers
gathering pond lilies, n memory dear
to all New Englanders, concluding
with view of the bleak New Eng
land Coast, dashed by an Atlantic
gale, and in the foreground the in
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SHOOTING AZ A DOC.

A laughablc dog shooting contest
took place in the Police Court this
morning. A white and brown col
orcd setter dog that had been con-
dcmncd to death for biting some
body was tied to two heavy dumb
bells. An officer with q revolver,
stepped up close to the animal and
taking aim, fred. The ball missed
the dog, and severed the rope with
which the dog was tied. A police
man then took the pistol, advanced
within four feet of the crouching
canine, fired three shots and scored
three misses. Now came third
who raised the revolver, took long
aim, pulled the trigger and missed
fire. A fourth person appeared in
the arena, followed by score OF
Police Court people, who in turns
patted the dog. The Marshal said
he would keep the animal, for it had
lodged four bullets and was deserv-
ing of life.
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-i--a
FRED [. HANKS.

Mr.. Fred. l.. Hanks died in st.
Vincent Hospital, New York, on
December 23d, 1887, aged 60 years.
f. w. Hanks was brother of the
Mr.. Hanks, formerly with Geo. w.
Macfarlane & Co. and the agent of
Wells, Fargo's Express Company.
Mr.. Hanks came to this country in
1915, and accepted position as
clerk to the American Consul, sub
sequently in the years "a 80 SO
and 81, he was in the employ of
Capt. Thomas Spencer, ship chand-
Ter. In 1859 he left the Islands for
New York, where he resided up to
the time of his death. The deceased
was widely known and highly res
pected in the community for his
many sterling qualities, and his
death will be mourned by his many
old time friends. The funeral was
conducted by Lafayette Lodge f. q
A. NJ, of which he was member
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-01-12
PART /.
ERGlNE co. NO. 2.

AT meeting of this company held
lasJ night, Foreman G. j. Mccarthy
presiding, the following committee
WAS appointed to make arrange
ments for the collation. and decora-
tions on the 3rd of February: j. G.
Mcclure, Henry Smith, +. II. Ryan,
Thos. Mathews, and Frank May.
A communication was received from
the Chief Engineer, directing the
company to take vote on the pro-
posed amendment to Art. u of the
Constitution. 1t was argued that
this was not the proper method of
procedure to amend the Constitu-
ton, and on motion action was de-
ferred, and the Chief Engineer ask
ed to get the decision of the Supreme
Court on this matter.