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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-07
BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY
In all its branches.


steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines X Boilers.
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built compIets
with bulls OF wood, iron or composite
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tups con-
structed with reference to the trade in which
they are to be emf Logged. Speed tonnage and
dTaft OF water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans Also ali
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron. of apv
size, made in suitable lengths for connectfng
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and hacked
for shipment ready to be riveted On the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIYETING, Boiler Work and Watsr
Pipes made by this estab lishmcnt rfveted nv
hydraulic riyeting machinery that quality NJ
work being far superior TO hand work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans. Steam
Minches, Air and Circulating PUMPS made
after the most approved plans
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast OF the Home Safety Boiler
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
gsTy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
Room No. 3, upstairs, spreckeIs' Block.
il-5m Agent for the Hawn. Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-07
THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
WEDNESDAY. August /

WEDNESDAY. August l.
The House met at IOo'clock u m, tn,
President. Hon. W. r. Castle, in the
chair. Absent: Ministers Green, Thurs.
ton, aad Ashford; Mobiles Robinson, Dow.
sett, Jaeger, smith. Baldwin, Bailey Rich
ardson, Campbell. widemann, Wilcox ,and
Bertelmann; Reps. Hustace, kalaukoa
Kauhi C Brown. Kauhane, Paris, Daniels.
Homer, Wilcox, Nakaleba, and Paehaole.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Rep. F. Brown reported TWO bills printed.
Rep. Kinney reported Tor the select COM
mittee owhOm TWO bills relating respective
" 10 the konohiki fisheries and to the taking
OF frewood, II leaves, etc, from lands under
sllodial titles. also certain petitions on the
same mstters, were referred. Committee
find the bills clearly unconstitutional. and
recommend that they be laid on the table.
The report Is signed Reps. Kinney and
Rice and Noble Hitchcock. Rep. Paehaole
viii present a minority report on Thursday
morning. Committee submit resolution
70 the effect that the Minister OF Interior
be instructed TO enquire into the whole
subject OF the fresh water and sea fisheries
and report fully TO the Legislature OF 1890
with such recommendations as he may
deem proper.
Laid on the table to await the minority
report.
NEw BILL.
Rep. Kinney read, q first time, bill re-
lating to contempt OF Court. The provi-
SlOnS OF the oil are:
The publication OF proceedings before
sny Court or Judge shall not be deemed TO
be contempt, nor shall such publication be
punishable as contempt
Constructive contempt shall not here
after be punishable as such
The terms Of this Act shall apply 10 the
publication OF all proceedings in all Courts
or before all Judges hitherto had, now
pending or which may hereafter be brought
ORDER or THE DAY.
Tax Assessors and Collectors. Second |
reading OF the bill 10 amend the law relat-
ing 70 the appointment and tenure of office |
of tax assessors and tax collectors. and the |
assessment and collection OF taxes Re |
ferred 70 s select committee Of FIVE, TO be 1
appointed.
The following bills were read a second |
time by title, and referred, as stated
Bail-JudiGiary Committee.
Opium-JUdiclsry Committee.
Fish Judiciary Committee
Beef judiciary Committee
hokuaS- Sanitary Committee
Pounds and estrays. Second reading OF |
pounds, eStrays. brands and marks bill, |
continued from Monday Several amend
ments were m-de after which the bill
passed to engroSsment, to be read third
time on Tuesday.
Spirituous Liquors Second reading OF
the bill, introduced by Noble Hitchcock
June Is, TO better prevent Illicit traffic in
spirituous liquors Taken up and consid-
cred section by section until II 80. when,
on motion Of Rep. F. Brown, recess was
taken TO / o'clock p. N.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-07

The Templeton (Cal.) Times has the
following paragraph: George r. King,
recently from the Hawaiian Islands, has
purchased property on the Eureka adj
joining that owned by R. w. Putnam.
Mr.. King is son OF the celebrated mar
tyred journalist, James King of William,
and inherits the stability OF character Of
that distinguished man He brings his
family with him and they will be vel
come accessions to our growing COM
munity.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-07
Adrerfistmrnts.
NOTICE.
FOR SALE!

A LARGE HEXAGoNAL LANTERN
II with fixtures complete. Suitable for ont
slqe OF Restaurant. Saloon. or Hotel
Enquire of LOVEJoY & co,
10 Nuuanu ST.. Honolulu. 1910 D,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-07
Filter Presses
Just Received

A FEW FILTER PRESSES. 20 CHAbIBERED.
IA extra heavy frames. and with the latest i'm.
provements for facility in handling and clean
ing.
Prices and reference on application to the
agent Risdon Iron & Loco. works.
of san Francisco.
spreckels' Block, honolulu. I2x Tim
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-07
Hamakua Min Co.
Notice of CO-partnership.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE I'm.
y dersigned have formed n special partner
ship under the firm name of john F. Coiburn 4
Co., IN the business of buying and selling Hay
and Grain and General Merchandise az ~.
building formerly occup ed by the Pacific NavI-
cation Co, on Queen street, in Honolulu, Oahu.
Ihat the names of the partners are. John f.
CoiDarn and 5. Roth, BIO tn residing in said Ho-
nolulu. and that the said John F. CoIburr a
general partner and the said s. Roth, special
partner Said partnership to commence from
July l. 1885. JOHN +. COLBURN
:. ROTH.
Dated Honolulu June 30, 1888 1921 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-07
LAUPAHOEHOE SUGAR co.

A t THE ANNUAL MEET
= ing of the Shareholders OF this Comnsnv
held July 3oth, at the office OF Messrs. Tbae Il
DaVies & Co, the following officers were elected
resident: ,-,..........T HEO. II. DAVIES.
nlce-President........T H0S. r. WALKRR
treasurer. F. VI. SWANZY
Secretary. E w HOTDSW0pTIi'
Auditor. r X EEYWoprIf'
E. W, WORDSWORTH, Secretary.
Honolulu, July SOth. 1855. IS5s.4t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To Ar DEP
- sons that they are forbidden PURCHASING
from any person any of my animals running o5
my lands at Molokai, while am not residing ON
s y. land, or they will be prosecuted according
Honolulu, June &C. 1885 15S5-Sm
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-07

helped to deprive the country of the leader
OF its industrial enterprises. and this
House of its President.
There are, l am sure, many members of
this House and many citizens of this King
dom who can SympathiZe as do, with our
late President, in the anxietieS which the
temporary failure of a well planned
scheme brought upon him.
In our best efforts we often find that
success Is prevented by events beyond our
control. Under all the circumstances, IL
may perhaps be that those who knew and
loved 5. q. Wilder should not give way to
regrets, that he is now removed from the
effects OF envy, hatred and malice,
and that he Is now where the wicked
cease from troubling and the weary are
at rest.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1888-08-07

j. y. y. Williams HonoInIu-
Room No. 3, upstairs, spreckeIs' Block.
4l-5m Agent for the Hawn. Islands.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-03

= Geitern fanb bic @eneralberiamm.
lung bes beuti9.englii1en S9ulbereins
ffatt. Die BeamtenpabI ereab folgens
bes Nuiultat: s. @roos, 9rdFbent;
6. @rieienbed, Dice prdfbent; %.
RDbIer, S@abmeiier; &. 9ani6te,
Gefreidr. 8ausGomite: u. MDpe,
90. 8. DeuBen.
Das pieuic Der 36slinse be,
beutTd englif9en G9ule tpirb morgen.
Greifag, i'm San gsbro part abgebal.
ten. Die Cars uerlaHen bas S9ulge'
bdube um / llbr Wa6mittag.
- Sn Der 0auptiabt Merifo nart
Sole Glores bon bier, ipdbrenb ct bori
Sci einem Gobne auf 8eiu9 iuar,
Shores NOR elmer Der dlteiten @inuob'
ner ber Stabt unb befaB piel @runbei'
seuibum.
= I'm anberer SteIe publiSiren min
ben Mufruf bes bemofratii1en grecutip.
Romiie's our MbbaItung Der Primdr'
tuabIen. Die beutiGen Gemofrater
fino erfu6t, ii@ baran Iebbaft su BE-
tbeiligen.
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guf benz gsersierpIab.

l1nteroffi3ier (3u ben &efruten) :
Gas gebt ia mieber gang erbdrmli9
i9lapp, bas muB %seben-mie elm Don'
nertpetter--peu a peu.
2ieuteHant Gum nnteroff3ier): 2uf'
fen sic bod bic Giembm6rter bel Settle ;
6ie blamiren fi9 ia nur bamit.
nnteroffSier (Ieiie gum 2ieutenant) :
Sas f6abet ni6ts, 9err lieutenant -
6as'importirt ben Gerls aber b6lil9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-03
GroquetsS Sets au $1.25,
Sdngematten,
2in6ertpagerl gu $3.50,
M~eritaniide 8aherfibler,
Bale 8als unb Bots,
BEL Saul Wagner.

sas- Srau u. @arberi e, beren
&etauration in Bictoria, Seras, allen
&eilenben auf's bortbeilbaftefte betannt
mar, baf iebt oil Nbenue 6. go. 232,
elm pripat . 8oarbingbOufe er61net.
9uf quite Ri9e unb 8equemIi6teiten
fir iSerrem, oenen elm eigenes Seim
mangeIt, pirb bic sr6Bte Sorefalt pers
tpan6t. preife mdBig. 8et6Hieung
uno @obnung per Sag, @o@e ober
Wonat. 6,4,t3M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-03

Gbafer & 8raoett, prattiide YIums
bers llnb @asitter, finb.aleinige Msens
ten fir bic beriibmten "Home Ranges,
bic poratgli9ifen Oefen i'm Marfte.
Sic baben sroBe 8orrdtbe BON S9ldus
den, 8abepannen, Patent > gloiets,
@aseinri9tungen, Gronleu9tert &C.
patentfrdbnen un6 allen anberen bers
artisen Nrtiteln. Neben allen in ibr
Sad f6laqenben Mrbeiten ridten fie
eIettrii9e 3Iingel5ige elm
unb balteu ii6 fir Nles beitens erts
pfoblen. Gbafer & 8raben baben ben
STUFF nur bic bette Nrbeit gu liefern.
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u M ri@tiaen 9Iab.

Mein Grdulein, Iieben Sic @ebi9te2
. ia, bic @ebi6te S6iQer's bab' i'd
i'm &opfe, bic Goetbe's int 9eraenl
M9, bann 1T pobl fir meine beI9eis
bsnen poetiiGen Neriu9e, bic i9 mir
erlaubte, Sbnen neuli@ gu iiberrei9en,
tein pldb9en ibrig geblieben?
8 bod, SIRE blb' i@ I'm Magen.
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Weues Wrpeerh ; @eidaft.

gde bon Mlamo & 2apaea , Strabe
bat Serr s. s. &beiner cine ilelie
@rocetD er6ffnet. Sober Gdlfer pirb
fiG bon Der 8otaisli6feit unb 8ilig.
felt Der Waarea iiberSeugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-03
Hudleus Mrnsea.galbe.

Die Bette SaIbe Der NeIt fir S@nitt'
Ouetf6unsen, Wef9ipiire, 8ieber. unh Saut'
ausfdIas, GIedte, stfprunsene Sdube, 6rof'
beulen nnb ale 9autfrautbsiten1 turirt o.
msrrboibeu ober feline Beaablung. 86nig'
Qualification earantirt ober baS @eIb min
juriderRattet. rs Gents bic Gdd&tel BET .
Dreit
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Geuenfpeae.

Wdbrenb Der nd9fien 60 Sage lege
i'd GementsS eitentpege gum PreiIe bon
Is Gents per &ubiffuB.
8. 8. MIborb.
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Grant : 0ahbebefuua.

Biliger unb better dig S9imbeln
ober 3inn. 99abbafte Sdber tuerber
bi6t 0ema6t.
s.. $. Alborb, Nsent.
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1aS- Bros. lisfern bic
beiten unb biuigiten Srudia&en. @ebt
~ ibnen.
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9eIb Al perIethe,s

ene ommtfIions.
boa 1900 an aufpdrts auf ! bis 10 Sabren
aaf QtpetbeEen bon enltibirtsm 2anb, Elm.
af36nnifB MeibeIanb unb grnnbsiotntbnm tn
Sp3Seten &tdbten ID feras. sufauf nnb
~MMI5r4<fung bon Beubors 2itns.
1raneis Gmith, @albpen & Co.,
80 soaImsrfsse trabs, Gan AntouiO, Seras.
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8ehat Sabre iiimaer.

Rrs. Marp Mo!tgomerp ans Bottom
ihreiht: sSabre lang lpar ib gen0tbtgt elm
Rdnbden gu trager, INN eine fable Gteue
out ntetuein Saeitel 5u bebeGen ; jett aber
lege i1 6ieles 9dabheu INIT Grei1beu ab,
benz SIR 9airsgigor bringt neue1f Saar.
1uudb8 berpor. Sd traute faunl fmeinen
Gngtll, ais tG 5uerf bemerfte, oaB ntein
@aar tuudps aber es III 10, 3n neiner
0ro6eus Greube. SD febe nun 3ebn
Sobre finger aus
Mebniide1t Grfolg bon Der Nnipenourfg
bon Mner'8 9airsgigor erfubren Mrs. 8.
. 8re8cott IN Gbarlestomn, WdH,, DfiB
4tiiie s. Beoloe TIT burlington, st. SDlrs.
S.. Burton, IN Bangor, YPe., iine piele
o1sbere.
Dae Musfallen 6es 6aares fam ieinen
@rlflsb In l1nreinbeit bes 8luteS o6er tn
einer Gtdrung 1T Wageu uno Sober baben.
Sn foldem Eale lift es tpobf erforoerlif, baB
nan cine i3eit lang BON aeer's Sarfas
paritla ODER bon 4per'S 8ilfen IN
Strbtnbung NIT benz Sigor @ebrauf
made, nm allen 0erridtnngen oes &5rpers
ronfte @eiunbbeit unb &raft si geben. ga.
BET t6niiel mir nidbt gellug etnf9drfen, baE
tfinee bteier Mtttel piel auSriHten fam,
uen1 man fe nidt nit MnsSauer arimenbet
izno cine reinlihe unb mdBige 9ebeustueiie
6~eobddBtet.
ADer's Sigor,
0atsseitetu on DR.. s. 6. gper & Co.. aoreu, gsaf.
Sn 4potbsten iinb Toilettenldben sa baben.
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aas- 9errenbsmben un6 Soiletteartis
tel in uniibertreffli6er Nuspabl bel
pancDat & Sobn.
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ueppiaes &a0r

&ann man ftf1 iilr oaourH betuabren, ba6
man bic Sopfbaut rein, fibl unb fret BON
@fiefern, unb ben &5rper In ~gelunbeut
l3uitaub erbdlt. Die groEe Beliebtbeit bon
anet's SairsUigor riibrt 6aber, bab es Die
Ropfbaut reinigt, bas @adstmm oes Saares
bef6roert, oos ausfGlen besielben perbitet,
unb ibm ben 5u peltonrnner @96nbeit 70
ericrterlideu tueiden uro ieibenartigeR
@lans srfbeiIt.
6rtoerid Sarob aus @orbnrt, UeaH., etn
Ntolsll bon finf3ig Sabret1, fab ieiue Saare
idaeH dusfaaen, nnb mas banort suriidblieb,
sulr6e gran. Nadben ct ueridiebene Saars
poffer obne @rfolg %angeuanbt, Fng ct on
@gegs 9aits@igpr ~ g%ebrauden. IS
that benz Alsfallen Ginbalt,1 fGreibt CT,
,uuo ~uertpanbelte 3u meinefi groBen Grftau.
uei bic tpeiEe Garbe n1etnes 9aares (obne
bic &opfbart sl farben)in basielbe BraMn
baS Id bate, ats i1 rs Sabre alt tpar.
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MmsetSe fur etemersabIer

Gfkfs bss 1dbtifden eteuer.g Collectors, I
&arnpuiann 0ebauoe, 8tmmer 80. 50.
Gas RubIiInm pirb bierbnrd benadridtist,
bee DE f1btif4en etener . 2iifen fiir bic I'm.
ptI6ung bes t~enerpai9tisen Gisentbums =
pezftnii9tn iDie I~essaSen. 8efteB fir bas
nit BEN I. Wdtt 1888 besinnenbe Gisfaliabr
jttt ekeh IiegeH uub Bis gum 80. Stunt 1883
essie9en perben.
Nat Dtsieni9ea, ipeIGe bisrbou betrofen
9srbsH, iperbsn b5aidt erfu6t, id baIb tin3u-
fnDtl uub i1r Gieenibnur bor benz 1lnieraei@.
nttsa 1n bsrfeueru,a bic ee-bas Sect s~erlanst.
Sole @affiano,
StdbtiiHer MfeHor.
Gan Antonie. 20. Gebruar 1888.
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Spiel &aarem 0ei61ft
PAUL WAGNER.

Die retdite uno elegartelte MuemQhl
BON Nrtiteln, welde f@ ~beionbers 40
@eburtstass. unb 9p&jeits : @ei@eufen
eisnen, ais
Silberplattirte Waaren.
Statuen .pon Drcnje, Terra > Gotta,
Yor5eDan unb Mlabaifer.
@eliSiSfe Gisuren, @rueifre anb 80,
fentrdn3e.
.BlunensW aien unb Gmpelu.
Ea1en, fem becorirte.
Mb9nis in grocer Guswuhl.
photographer aller Grt.
SOupenirs nit 81 Hniidten pom San
4ntcniD, far so Gents.
8ilper. unb Bilber=H ahmen,
! Wniitboien unb ubren
Opernsldier uab 6ernrsbre.
Taidenmefer unb S@eeren.
9amens unb 6errensE cilet Weeefatre.
@elbtaiden far 6erren unb Daueu.
Damen.S anbtafden.
Brief. Mappeu.
@dreibseuse unb NOti3bader.
8iTtensGarten. @tuis.
Damens Nrbeits. Gdfhen uHb Q3rbe.
SanbsS piesel unb Rdmme.
Haud-T Glide unb 9erbice.
@isarren.g tnis.
3eituuss, Wappen.
Spa3ierfSde.
gosel- unb Gidbcrn.R Sfise.
Ncccrbecns, 3ttbern unb 9armunieas.
Mui&eln in GROCER Nuswobl.
/. Slid. 9pparate.
Bapiere unb ioaitise Watsrialien sur
Nnfertisuns BON Bapier Blurneft.
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III eS eDen1O WQgr, IrQBeH mtr, OQB -
ME bic Befarmotter Der bemofratii1en
9arif .8orlage ~bebaupteu = benz Nolfe
bur1 bas biQiger tperben ber MoIwaas
rem Der pole Nuben biefer 25 Milioneil
sufieBt9 unferer @ni9t nod lit bas
ni9t Der Gaa. 8ielmebr tuirb minbe.
ftens bic 9dlfte Der senannten Summe
in Der Gorm non 8r6Beren @ei9dftss
@ewinneri ben Gabtifanten unb Saul:
leuten 3u @ute fommert, unb bic 10
tuin3ige @umrne bon rs Miaionet
Dollars, tuel9e benz 8olfe ielbit rtlr
einen geringeu She'll feiner Iusgaben
erfparen tpirb, tpiirbe Der einSise griab
fur ben 8erluit Der 1877 Micionen fem,
UNI tpel@e bic Ration drmer tperben
tpiirbe.
Wir finb In Der Gntmidlung unierer
S1af3u1t iebt i6on 10 melt boran.
geIdritteu, 6aB mir beinabe ben ganaet
8eoarf, melGen unfere Molfabrifanten
an feinen Woliorten baben, i'm 2anbe
felbf Sieben. Ser eanae Smport, befs
len mir nod ben6tbigt fimb, betrdet un'
eefdbr 33 Wilionem pfuno. Sat
uniere S9af3udt nur tpenige Sabre
nod einer ansemeHenen 3oai9ub,
10 tperben mir aae Mole, tpel9e uniere
Gabriten sebraudsn, felbit 3ieben,-oie
Seppi9mole ausgenommen, unb bieft
bot einen 10 gerinsen @ertb, baB es ff
faum ber Miibe unb Nrbeit berlObnt,
fe i'm 2anbe felbft Su Sieben; He f6nnte,
obne baB Der einbeimif@e S9af3i9te,
babur9 geiddbigt tutrbe, auf bic 6rei'
life geitelt tuerben.
Wia man ben Gabritanten elmer
S1ub ansebeiben laRen, 10 fam bas
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-08-18
A Marvellous Pleasure launch.

A pleasure lauIch-known as of tho
~ :phyr TYPOS now built in Eng
land, the motive power of which is OBJ
tanned from a highly volatile hydroc r.
bon, one of the early products in the
distillatiou of petroleum, selling in this
country for about ten cents a gallon.
Within five minutes after lighting UP
the launch Is really to start at full
speed, and, the action being automatic,
the boat can iun at speed of from
seven to eight mics an hour for several
hours without any attention vhate vi
being required, excepting only occasion
ally lubricatiig the bearings. The en-
tire central portion of the DO t is avail
able for passenger accommodation. civ.
ing double accommodation rs comparel
with steam. There is a ve!y large saw
ing in weight of machinery owing to
the very small size Of tho vapor genera
tor, and this reduction in weight rem
dcrs lighter scantling of hull admissible.
SO that the lunch weighs only a ton,
machinery Included. The fuel supply
requires no attcatioa whatever, being
perfectly self-ac:iur, all hand firing
being abolsh:l, and owing to the aL-
scn6e Of coal tn, whole arrangement is
extremely clearly. Full speed is main :
tanned with corruption OF one and
quarter gallons of the hydrocarbon per
hour. -tGlobe- D.m ocrat.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-08-18
How the House Flies Winter.

The Wilmington, On. CO. Messenger
nys:-Some one has asked, where do
lies go in winterl This is q question
d some interest, for house fly is born
bully grown and Of mature size, and
here are no little flies of the same
pecies, the small ones occasionally OBJ
.eved being different in kind from the
large ones. The house fly does not bite
r pierce the skin, but gathers its food
y comb or rake or brush like tongue:
aith which it is able to scrape the var
ash from covers OF books, and il thus
tickles the skin of persons upon whom
II flights to feed upon tho perspiration,
a ny Is scavenger, and is vehicle by
winch contagious diseases are spread.
It po' SON: wounds and may carry deadly
VIRUS from decaying organic matter into
1000. 1t retires from the sight at the
beginning Of winter, but where IL roes
iew persons know. II Q search of the
mouse Do made they viii be found in
great numbers secreted in warm plsooe
~ the ROOT o. between the partitions a,
uoou. Last winter we had occasion =
examine roof. and found around The
chimney myriads Of flies hibernstins
comfortably, and sufficiently lively to az
when disturbed Elm oyerpovmins
nloudA" No doubt this i : fsvor;ts
winter resort tor these ~satprsa,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-08-18
QUAINT AND CURIOUS.

Connecticut claims q parrot sixt!
years old.
Indians and Chinese pluck the beard
out by the roots.
Every minute GOO pounds of WOO
grow in this country.
Xylonite, the new material, make.
perfect artificial noses
The Sultans take as much caro- Of
their boards as of their Arabian steeds.
Mrs. Betsy Averhill, of Connecticut.
who has just celebrated her 101st birth
day, reads without glasses.
A largo turtle was eau hit in the Eau
Claire River in Wisconsin, with the date
1910 cut IN the shell on its hack.
A new album for locks of hair is in %.
troduceI. 1t contains specimens from
the heads Of those who are dear to the
owner.
"Knock- around and LIDO nothing. all.
day was the name a kentucky father
gave his son, which the last Legislature
consonted to change for him.
Virginia once had a Congressman,
William A. Smith, who resigned his
seat because he did not think that he
had sense enough to represent his con-
stituents.
William Dandy, q man Of color in
Georgia. rests his hope of fame upon
the fact that he can kill, pick and clean
chicken in the incest possible way in
side of thirty-three seconds
Boilel egg parties are taking tho place
of church sociabl,s in Iowa. Each lady
carries with her a hard boiled egg,
which is sold for five cents, and the
money COOS into the church treasury.
The longest flight of homing pigeon
in this country was that of hen named
Alabama, which in 1885 made the 1O4O
miles, from Montgomery, Ala., to Fall
River, Mass, between Aug. 81 and
Sept. 10.
Nanni Evans, of Youngstown, Ohio,
who lost her voice by paralysis of the
vocal chorls about year ago, has just
recovered it through a mild stroke OF
lightning received during thunder
storm the other day.
Cyrus w. Dixie CT Gausville, Dakota
has applied for patent Oh milk churn
with rocking chair attachment, so
that the dairy maid may sit in the rock.
Ing chair reading and make butter at
thu sano timc.