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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26

- rrn rsrf urrsnt 80 ~ rrr ws1f Cos
rn - saH rnn rf have as5la raren Ra frn
8 aftaice ae 9lls fur -li surely yei rep.ies
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26

Everything in season. at Deitsnth.lsr',
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26

Ff~s ssx-~- 80 gsesss ffsts - 80 f.fls
- ssfi@ lasg ssss go - kssses a - .
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26

Ne ksss choaos Sbls1fsss Msnlsr hsls
rsA1y Trimmed. sHS cheap 81 Aokall
a CA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26

FoR GAME DINNER.
cartridges and all seasonable game may
be found fresh and fine at Bliven * Allyn's
SO Pearl-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26

Geo. Traxler, has been on the police force
seven years. and IS one OF the beat men
that ever swung club.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26

ID. f. Kinney. a prominent young man
OF this city. wno registered at Messrs. Sweet
& Smiths Empl oyment Exchange q short
time since, has cen assisted bv them TO a
position q. book keeper in the office of the
Timothy hester Lumber Co.. al Sault Ste
Marie, for which place he starts this
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26

Lovers 81 hsnio nase bsvs a. srcs lent
oppofoaly oi prosuuus one 81 tn~se in
ttrgweafs e. ersaf fsd1cftcn ~ lplus
tfeineh ks thst gFnt.ense = seiiine ais
sfort e. great rstse iaa. flo nos fsii t.
toek e. a. -lnsor disoisf Of thess goods
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26
MEN AND THINGS ABOUT TOWN

ssu your house. Win our Want Ada
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26

Dsv Rssra $50 rss ~ses q Norsn's
RexsaFaaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26

PartTidees a. psttsnthslsTs.
Woodcock a. Detten tbalsTs.
- go
QaAil Al Dsstsnthslsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-26

.AniFs lioss JOURNAL.
Philadelphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

peaceful crowd but they boiled over with
righteous wrath coming out to-day. Capt
Clements private car had been put In
charge of Mt. o. Burdett Hart, for the use
of the whole West Virginia delegation.
Mr.. Hart and a few select friends en-
sconced themselves in the car and held
high carnival therein and
''NARY" A WOOD COUNTY REPUBLICAN
COULD ENTER
the sacred portals OF course they ought
not to kick for they are the rank and file
and Mr.. Hart and his crowd were busy
setting up the pins, but they did kick, and
kicked vigorously. The language that
was used would hardly appear we'll in the
pages of family newspaper, but it was
highly expressive and excessively lurid.
Hon. T. H. B. S'aggers, of Fairmont,
will speak in the Allison club room to-
morrow night, in behalf of that states
mans Presidential boom. Senator AL
drich, of Rhode Island, will also speak at
the same time and place.
SCOTT OR ELKINs?
Steve Elkins is proving a formidable
stumbling block to Senator Scotts ambi-
tion to be National Committeeman. Both
men claim they are making no fight, but
quietly are getting in their best licks for
the honor. At this hour it looks like
Scott had the call
The fight for Temporary Chairman Of
the convention lies between NJ. NJ. E5tee,
Of California, and John NJ. Thurston, of
Nebraska. The Nebraskan claims tonight
the votes of thirty of the National Com
mittee, which will give him q clear ma
jority of five. At a meeting of the National
held last night, C. NJ. Shinu,
Of Fairmont, w. Va, was chosen one Of
the assistant SECRETARIES.
Hon. John W. Mason will not be can
didate for reelection as National Commit
teeman from West Virginia, so he stated
to the REG STER representative this even
ing. Mr.. Mason has held this position for
twelve years, and feels now that some 9th
er Republican should be chosen to the
place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
Farmer, Putting More Acreage ss,|e eg
and Foddar Corn. M

Farmers Putting More Acreage a. eg,
and Fodder Cora.
CH,,up, June 1.-THE e "a
td.s week prints the folls er,p
summary. Our crop eOrrespOn6ok D,
plsl week enables Us to Olferi Itsl
plrt ulars from the rural dist -
instance, an eudeayOr has bssslo i
Obtain some reliable data relate -
acreage Of lax compared Wiz get'
and IKE information about the Int b
land planted with potatoes. As ~
yerg dTOuth OF last year causerio1N
shortage Of fodder for winter . 4
EsnAtural!y 10 he supposed thlu<f.
Would taks a lesson from the dr 4c2
provide sgsjnst any possible te1>
from The same cause this year btin1
aplct increased acreage Of their lc>
,the cultivation OF fodder corn. tof
nwirg summary of the reports $50
TSP)ldents on this subject givsay
eras7 by S.a,ss OF land planted WisI'
lsge and fodder corn compared 80
yelr Illinois l3l per cent, WisedS]
PER cent Michigan III per cent; y
per ceat, Mls..a-i. l2S per cent, ! y.
7 tta., v 5ta III pera, He-
o'lsSa lo0 per cent. These hs an
no, important, showing as the thai
the lesson from last years drouth been
more or less taken as a warning, ltine
IN an ave5ase increase of 49, pert. ol
acreage planted IN ensilage antidei
corn N eight States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

brought more and more to the +
There are some indications OF q well
fined plan to throw the convention
a deadlock and make Blaine
natural outcome. A part of
programme, if programme it Ia, inv
the breaking up of the New York yote
bolsteripg up of weak candidates and Il
ing do AN of of the strong, thus preve
the nomination Of any ybody till afte
of balloting. Ii there Is such a eche 8
is kept well under cover, but many
iipus points to its existence. Some n
old Blaine managers are exhiN
anxiety about the indiscretioh
the California delegation. 4
fear the enthusiastic coasters will q
Blaine into the convention premat q
and spoil everything. Failure of SUD
movement might prevent final sucee& =
be somewhat humilating. besides 81
Hale, Joe Manley and S. B. Elkins q
OF the California delegates
day and begged them
to place Blaine's name in nominat
The coast men responded that it
treachery to Blaine to oppose the pre
tation of his name, and declare theif
tention of going ahead with the boon.
day has only added to the uncer ii
about everything. Tomorrow is expe
to bring developments.
A TOTALLY NEW ELEMENT
in the Presidential struggle was u
apparent to night when the DakotS
and the Washington Territory conting
with twelve big votes that nobody
been figuring on, began to talk openl
taking care of their friends. The gen
furry that followed the announcer
showed that it's Importance was not IN
estimated. Twelve good votes, or
part of them, was an acquisition not /
ignored in game so sharply played as
one in which the Republican Presidel
nomination is the stake. People W
favorite's adherents had not been !
Dakota from the start showed visiblesy
toms of nervousness, and those who
climbed into the Dakota band wi
st the last moment were b
congratulated from all IA
for their shrewdness. Sherm
friends were exultant. Dakota's c
had been ably championed in the Matt
Committee from the very outset by
Hooker, of Vermont, whose merits
politician and a pronounced Sherman 4
are recognized generally. Allison's y
Gates also put in claim on Dakota's
will in return for the services of J.
Clarkson, who also stood by the Da
men in the National Committed.
change TO Dakota last night by Jonr
New, OF Indiana, and Lawson, Of
York, both members of the National {
mittee, was interpreted in the lobbies
evening to mean that Harrison would be
come and perhaps had a mortgage on 9
fresh support from Dakota. and [
the ambition of Warner Miller, Of
York, to be chairman of the convent
would receive help from the same sourC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

mot favor Mr.. Gladstone's Irish policy
expressed surprise that Sir William
Fnon Harcourt or Mr.. Morely had not
Ilenged MIR. Chamberlain in the House
commons to name two prominent Amer
fs who did not favor that policy.
tsricans, said Mr.. Carnegie, were not
posed to deal with Lord Salisbury, who
been bitter enemy of the Republic
en- 1t was combating slavery. He de-
red that the fisheries treaty would
Ier be ratified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
NEW YORK'S ATTITUDE.
An Important Conference Between Plat
Hiscock, Elkins and Others.

An Important Conference Between Plat,
Hiscock, Elkins and Others.
PHILADELPHIA, June ia special to
the Press REP from Chicago says:
There have been q number Of confer
euces to-day between ex-senator Plat,
Senator Hisceck, Stephen B. Elkins and
some of the leaders from the western States.
One of the gentlemen who participated in
the consultation said to-nieht: t'Every-
thing is in chaotic state. None of the
men who ought to take hold and straight
en- out the tangls seem to have the
courage to come forwasd faE "os
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
q general revival of trade at Logan & Co.'S
drug store as their giving away to their
customers Of so many free bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
Their trade Is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from the fact that ii
always cures and never disappoints.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
and all throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting q trial bottle free, large size s.
Every bottle warranted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

Tbs cause of Elsrot FsEDERIcE's
i,,ih A, revealed BY e IS ! morsem ex-
,1ia,noa wAS parads the lungs
To. sNamtnation shasd BE late mon
,,rb's throat 10 be 10 ,,or.s Die condition.
p,t O; ,5e imprsssi' fd.eral services
,.q held yesterday. . nmainder will
e hsll 10 day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
A Rig Rlainn Turnout.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Young Mems
Blaine Club met this afternoon to perfect
arrangements for its participation in the
monster parade which takes pisce TO- NOR
row night, starting at the auditorium.
The parade will be . strictly Blaine turn.
out, and at least {, 600 persons from Chica-
90 and abroad are expected TO take part in
it. The California delegation has extend
ed an invitation to the local Blaine Club
to make its headquarters at the Leland ho-
tel, and the invitation has been accepted.
The Columbus, Ohio, Club and the Topeka
Flambeau Club will be among those to
take part.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

TFESE Is grandas s. for hotel room at
g,,tmOrs during y onvention of the
y,,,Onsl League o. b ssApcratic Clubs to
4, bed there on dIA On the local
are viii be tound NJ eluable informa-
s,a 'Or those oes'o % attend.the big
S,s out Also inhn lon of value to
n clubs that will ss To become
,.nber Of the NatiNl hague it is only
,.,ssary Tor a club o >nbseribe to the
yfios,l Democratic an and to sup
MT GEoyEE CLEyE,Sa and ALLEN G.
TgrsNAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

Ds TALvAGE said sral hood words
5s the poOr, malignedna ilI-treated
,,s,paper Maternity in lsstalou yester-
ds,. Tnis is an oasis in dt,ary desert
Of auruslism for which To ected pen.
II drivers will be truly g,fal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

Avo,g important l'.r said to be
a,,h,ouing at Chicago d. GAIL HAM
rgS to the effect th'tai 'FlOrentine
Na,pc i'Om Maine" hotsh sincere,
would acysp. a nO@Rio return to
AMERICA and roll up his ,eva.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
Lord Carnegie interviewed.

LONDON, June l7.-Mr. Carnegie was
interviewed at York to-day. He said that
Mr.. Blaine could be President any day If
hs liled. Mr. Carnegie repudiated Mr..
.chsmberIain's assertion that Americans
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

NEs LogAS says she % b a wom-
81. but she is knOckinat 6REsHAM
IN very Masculine siylesh1 says the
11dgs wsS not true to thickH in 1884.
He il likely to be even a., for the
trket N l~~~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

E,g,y CAESEGIE is iu London
bo,s,ia, that BLAINE cORs resident
aay day ANDREW is su not ia
The Piumsi Knights eoso. Mr..
B-,ryE doesn't think so.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
Win Nnt Re a nnnrnm.

Washington, June l7.-There oot
oe quorum in the Senate this @n-
less one be male by breaking pairs, 40
Action Can be taken except by unals
'onseat Unr,is iscted measures on u
eaaI are likely to command 3 Cor
a, @o's portion OF the time of the \
IGe DILL providing for fortifcatior
S.lsI sea coast dsfences, which Is u
Lnl'Ied business, and the Legislative
P'oP'atlon bill, are likely to be take
~ ueoAts, the former tomorrow an
S1 SS1''e' on Wednesday or Thursday.
81 Rindall's intention to call NJ
k-alLy Civil Appropriation bill an
ava. ',ai Appropriation bill and pOssiol
I'l.D.A'iaO Appropriation bill, WhiS
Ae.y % hllIa the most OF the wo
-Ou's ol the House during the week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

IrwA, said last night iaid o that
DsPEw had resolved on wf's3pg his
1lue this morning, the Outa care
ia, canvass Of the Western ta.<4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

If we bsv.
bic. David did
remembering Eathans
the man." nor Felix In -
PAul's point blank uttsrauce on rig.
ness, Temperance and Judgment 70 COM,
nor the Eaglish king in rsmemhering
what the court preacher ssid, when, dur
ing the sermon against sin The preacher
threw bis handkerchief into the kings psw
10 indicate whom be meant.
That Providence intends
THE PROGRESSION or REP0RTKRs
10 have mighty share In The worlds ~
demption h surgested BY the feet that
Paul aud Christ took Q reporter stsog
with them, and be reported their sddrssses
and reported their scfs. Lake wss . ~
porter, and he wrote not only The book Of
Luke but the Acts Of the ApoaIss, sd
without that reporters work ws would
have known nothing 81 The Pssteoost, ssd
moth ng of Stephen's Eartyrdom, asd
nothing Of Tsbitbs's resurrsctioa, and
nothing Of the jsilipg and usjsilinG q
Psul and Silas, and nothipg q ths ship
WfSCk ~ acitta- 0uiko Oot - frP@ut8
work from the Ribis and you hill larHs
part Of the New Testament II makes me
think that In the future Of the Ki1gds0 Of
God the reporters are 70 bsas . mighty
part
Omen Of The pencil spA pss, snN yesf
unappFssiatsd work yos
Are you all rssdy for The agnisg Of IL
contract, The league, the solsmn treaty
PROPOSED between Journalism and Evas-
gelism? Aye, let It bea Christian nas-
risge Of the polpit and the printing ps1.
The ordination Of The formss 90 ny hssd,
the pen Of the lstter in ny band u h ~
appropriate thst I pshlsh The bsans q
saeh : marriage. Let them from thh ~
BE- one In the magnificent work q ~
worlds redemptiou.
LIT th,ones and poEessa and kfnedomsbs
Ob<dient, n.ssty Cd, 70 Thee.
Ard over land and stream and main. .sA-.-.-
49, a - .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

EpuOE HART needn't hA'sef 30 ex-
elusive with the WheeliugleY1lion's
c.r since il was free blow,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
What. The Use of This.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Republican
clubs Of Missouri organized State League
of clubs yesterday in this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

AxoIHEE list OF pensions q West
Viranians will be found in u. col
umu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
CaOsn Democratic Primaries.


,l.- Iss7ral % ne Register.
"'NriN'TuS, W. VA, June l7.-Is
nocfatie primary in Cabell passed |,
"e'iy' yesterday, though it was 3 hsi
'sO' contest. Eight precincts hea'
'l lndicate the nomination of ID.
'as'ts' Prosecuting Attorney, and
I.s Saerlf, by large msjorities. T
I'Ss' Nas close between j. M. Lay
~ H. J. SAmuels, fOr House OF Delegate
~ ODDS in favor of SAmuels. For Judg
4potN gets sl4; Harvey, 742; MeGini
hlrgess, l29. News comes fro
!ae ~! hat Burgess has carried his eoun
, 'uIe hundred majority. No news fro
-Uaor Logan. IL will require the |
= nm these to determine the contC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
NEWS AesNrs, NOTICE.

x,Ss Agents tes|rinE extra copies
= the RESisfsf. containing each
:. report OF ae National RepabIi-
-. convention Chicago, are re-
.ssied GO send IheIr orders Inn
1,adiaiely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
NEWS ANDEOMMENT.
THE HEMArHkR.

r-vsc Virginia, I'd, Pennylvania and
ligh; % fress d Swe,terly winds, be
gr. ya'.so'e' IN temperature, fair
sa.r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
ines n. Claiborne Acquitted.

n tSgr0m % ne Register,
LESION, w. Va, June 1.-THE
James H. Claiborne, which has
pg on in this city the past week,
| Jan end last night by the prisoner
acquitted. Claiborne shot and killed
hai waiter, Nelson Lee, at the Hotel
&Swhere Claiborne was employed as
X. The killing took place Sun
sRAhe Bird inst. Claiborne was
ling week, and tried
~ 49, out twenty-one
~< ole a. NOT like
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
IRnr REVIEW.

TIE Sunday newspaper has iiostay.
DR. THnGF.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

A HANDSOME complexion Is one
greatest charms woman can =.
Pozzoni' : ""-sGd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18
FUNERAL SERVICES
oy,R rHR BIsR OF fHI LlfE EMPEROR
FREDERICK.

b Rsah of h ~ n0nea nan'aan'a
Horihh 0osiiisa d tN lAh Enps-
ruS nrust-Dssn Das y
Lag fafalyn
~
,,-rS. Iun.ror
;, ~ .,.a \, A. M.
EmpfssA
Empress Augusta and the Grand Da
md Cr.nd Dochess Of Baden, and 9th
p-..,.;.. ,,.,..d ths Jsspse Gallery ID
n'y~u -, - ....,h,
morning. Wnhe
around the bier q ths dsad monarch cnsp
lain Koessl offered Q brief prayer. Aces
:. 1910, -. nrohibitsd 10 The publ
~. "a a.r.,..d a,
snhi the foya Pv r-....
account Of tos ws"s~
possible TO scoeds !" '"e 49,
vincial authoitiss foe psrmissoo os
tspd the funeral sHvioes In ths Friedrich
,,,... r.. ..iv rsorsaentstiyv of n
nS..,..,.,.. -,,, \. l..diny ofic,
bsffaH faH.u'nos,us--S..~SS-S .u'nos,us- ~
n the ministries, ana HUo'sss
chief church council. The ohssqutss Will
s.,,, :, IN r
., .v,r.r,oS
Ihk iVSi A'.A
~ confined 70 dissection O us
lAsnyx and lungs. In The larnyx, which
-. ,,,,A a n. as.troved by suppuration,
. .,.,.h.S
- cavity aooos tne "ss"
6sA DR.. Mackenzie states In ne rgers
which be prepared at the command o.
peror William, that the dissass wss %
yond doubt cancer Of the iafnyx: ne
adds that the diagnosis was reedefcd Yoy
difficult a ths diseass attacked The cArsi.
lsge Of the lArnyx ut the oo,seN -
atefwsfa develoPed cn'ehy ~ W.
p tn. N,na.a, Z,,,.,, ..vs thst the
80. s r nsow.S ,h., an. ,.rr,. ~ com-
s, .r.rs,.S r =. 80, "a that
p'''''' "'""e'sN "
PurRip noScHfriS kAS
There waS also inoammattou Of ths inner
ramifcations Of the bronchial tubcs, intn
which putrsscent particles had entered.
The whole iarynx ives In STATE Of sup
pur.tiou, and presented . son. lumpy
mass, with scarcely any trsoe Of oar'i-
lAginous structure rnnatntng. There Was
nothing to show the txisteacs Of psrfcrs-
os Of the walls .ps csapDs 20, ..nso
from which the Emperor suffered dur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

LOs
week discount 4.
there va - dsa1A
change len rstss -
2s1m3. On ~ n
va limited snd H.
svsS, Tie eless efya
Ths removal q th
E@psres Prsdssiek'
vivd q spseaistiss
Ms5ss o.
HEBRAsKA CfTy
jss A. 9. cels, .
psliHeisa, ~ was
Wet thsuaeh HI
oasDs q Usitsd 8
fsaItss, Osptaia
seslsd chsfpsd y
ths Distsics ssa
fsg Washlaglos
IN ftoa ebafse
nhs
LoUIsvnHy
ts.is o. IL n
valley rsad, VI
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In-09S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

Naturally under such circumstsnces tne
nsmsof the candidate q four yssEs ssess
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-18

in and now we have justice, full justice,
more than Justice and as much over-praise
az once we had under appreciation, and
no man that ever lived was 20 much in
dehted to the newspaper press foz oppor-
tunity to preach the Gospel as ] am.
Young men in the ministry, young men In
all professions and occupations, wait You
can afford to wait Take rough misrep-
reseutation ss q Turkish towel 70 start mp
your lsnguid circulation, or q system Of
massage or Swedish movement whose pokes
and pulls and twists and thrusts are sAlu-
tary treatment. There 10 only one per-
son you need to manage end that 10 your
self. Keep your disposition sweet BY
communion with the Christ who ans
wered not again, keep the society Of genial
people. and walk out In the sunshins with
your hat of and you will CONS ont MI
right. And don't Join the crowd Of peo-
pie In our day who spend much Of their
time damning newspapers.
Again: In this effort TO steure the secu-
Is- nre-S sfa1'alis . ,''7sss"a''s
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-05-25
RACES AT THE PARK.

Quite number of people visited
Kapiolani Park yesterday afternoon
10 witness the races. There were
three races as follows:-
Three-eighths of a mile dash for
$3.50, between Ivanhoe, Jr., owned
by N. Simmer, and Nellie, owned
by Dick Davis. Won by the for
mer; time 38 seconds.
Half mile dash, sweepstakes, for
$3.50. There were three entries
Dick Davis Lydy L., N. SINNERS
Conspiracy, and K. Miles Wonder.
Won by Lydy l.; time 534 Sec
onds.
Trotting race, mile heats, best
three in five for $3.50 a side. This
race was between Dick Davis AL
bert L and Harry Agnew's Mink.
Both horses were driven by their
owners. The first heat was won by
Albert l. in 2 minutes and 321 sec
onds; the second by Mink in
minutes and 81 seconds; the third
by Mink in 2 minutes, 343 seconds
the fourth by Albert L in 2 minutes,
"a seconds; and the fifth by Mink
in 2 minutes, 334 seconds. Mink
was declared the winner. This was
very exciting race, as both horse;
were in fine order.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-05-25
Bargains in BmbrOiderieS,
The Arcade-EGAN & co.
A BIG FIND !
Several Thousand Dollars
Unearthed

A good portion of the town was
considerably excited to-day over the
reported unearthing of about SlO,-
600, this morning. Some would not
believe the report, even when told
by persons who knew.
The report was that Mr.. j. p.
Bowen, formerly of the Keystone
saloon, struck $40, 900 while digging
for worms for his chickens IN Mr..
Bradley's garden, Beretania street.
What jack Mr.. Bowen is for
telling about the discovery, many
said. 1 would not have told, was the
general remark.
Mr.. w. Chiffon, son.in-law to Mr..
Bradley, was reported to have filed
q claim to the money for Mr.. Brad
ley.
A BULLETIN reporter taking the
case in hand, first saw Mr.. Chiffon,
who said he did not believe in
the reported find. Telephoning
out to Mrs. j. p. Bowen, the
reporter was refused any informa-
ton. She had been instructed not
to say anything about it. Searching
the town, Mr.. Bowen was at last
found.
The report was true. Five tin
cans about 81 or 4 inches deep, by
about . inches in diameter, had
been unearthed in Bradley's garden
this morning. and in each tin was
money. One of the tins was shown
to the reporter. 1t showed the
fresh marks of the pick-axe with
which Mr.. Bowen struck it. The tin
was rusty and appeared ancient.
On the inside, at one end were q
number Of twenty and ten dollar
gold pieces, covered with mildew.
At the other end of the tin were
American greenbacks, mouldy and
decayed, and amounting to several
hundred dollars. These greenbacks
have yet their numbers and are, Of
course, good. Between $1,000 ant
$4,000 are thought to be in the five
tins altogether.