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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

IRoN MOUNTAIN, Mich, Sept eau.
thentlc news has arrived here OF tho
cold-bloodod murder Of Sol, Felch, q
veteran Of the civil war and one OF the
few remaining survivors Of Anderson
vile horrors On Thursday hc went TO
his homestead ne9r Armstrong Creok,
about twenty-five miles from here, and
met his farm holp, among whom was
Charles Steigelitz, At Armstrong Creek
depot, A dispute occurred and Stelg-
litz picked up u rifle and deliberately
shot Feloh through the head, Death
was instantaneous, The murderer was
arrested by three Indians, who mw the
deed committed llo made n murder.
Gus resistance and fred one shot into
them, but was ovorpowcrcd. Tho Indian
witnesses and the prisoner are now on
their wry 10 the Marinetto jail, A prop
osition TO lynch Steiglitl ON his way
through Iron Mountain Sunday after.
noon was not carried out because Of the
presence Of strong posse Of police.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
HE PLEADED GUILTY.,

Charloa Davis Pays u Elmo Of 92b and
Costs for Giving Liquor TO Eddie Walt
nor,
Charles Davis, the boy who was
bound over to probate court for giving
liquor TO Eddie WNltuer, this morning
vent before Probate Judge Fawcett
aud entered n plea OF guilty, He was
lged 1926 and costs which he paid.
This is the case In which Joseph
Kropf was arrested for selling liquor
to the Waltner boy. AT the trial Davis
swVre no bought the liquor ana gave U
to young Waluer Assu0n as he LEW
the stand he was arrested This Of
course settles his cO8e, but Kropf viii
have to answer to a charge of selling
iquorto minors.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
A soto 1nvoutmont.

is one witch is guaranteed TO bring
YOU satisfactory results, or IN case OF
Uilure q return Of purchase price. on
ths safe plan you can buy From our I'D
verlised Druggists a bottle Of DrKlng's
New Discovery for Consumption. It's
guaranteed to brug relief IN eyorY case,
when used for any affection OF Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as consumption,
Inflammation Of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, etc.
etc. IL is pleasant and agreeable TO
taste, perfestly safe, and can always be
depended upon Trial Bottles free ut
Durbin, Wright y Co.'s drug store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
nn Mnll,ed ON thr rrncl,.

PITTsHuRG, Sept 93,--At 9;3O o'clock
on Sunday morning n man named
Thomas Joyce was found lying beside
the Pennsylvania railroad tracks ut Brin.
ton station. The man was suffering
from o fractured skull and badly
lnccrntcd left leg. II seems that he was
struck by an cast.bound passenger train
and had boon lying beside the track for
some time before ho was found, He was
talSon TO the West Penn hospital and
the physicians say that the injured log
will have TO be nmputatod at the knee,
He 10 80 years old and lives NJ Broddock,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

DULUTH, Mimi, Sept, ga now Du.
luth, South Shore aud Atlantic passon-
ger rate, TO 10 into effect Sept, "a and TO
continue for three weeks, has been is.
sued IL makes und.trip rate from
Duluth TO Boston, Portland and Quebec
of $40; Bangor, $40, and 10 Toronto, $50.
This tarill Is put out as foclor and will
probably bo made permanent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
Would like a Divorce.

Deputy Sheriff Wielandt this morning
left for Sugar Greek township to serve
a asummons on John Malone to appear
before the Tusoaruwas county common
pleas court and answer q divorce peti'
tiou llled against him by his wife. The
petition charges him with gross neg.
lect OF duty and willful absence. She
asks FOR allmony and to be restored TO
her maiden name.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
A Policeman Shot.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept o3,--Tho Times.
Democrats Pensacola, Fla, special says;
Policeman j. w. II, Gordon was shot
and killed last evening by David Shee-
han, an engineer Gordon arrested
Sheehan somo time ago and used his
club freely In doing 80, The two met on
the street and at once began firing upon
each other, one Of Shechan's shots taxi
ing effect In Gordon's breast, causing in
slant death.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

NEW York, Sept g. Ex-Governor
John 7. st. John, Of Kansas, addressed
tho American Temperance union at
ChicSering hall Sunday afternoon, The
ex-governor alluded forcibly to the re-
cent convention of liquor dealers held in
this state and TO the alliance Of politics
with tho rum power, Dr. |, X, Funk
and Joseph A, Bogardus also addressed
the meeting.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

CINCINNATI, Sept, 90, Sometime early
Sunday morning burglars entered the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ticket
Office, which Is located in the central and
bcst.poiccd pnrt Of the city, cracked the
safe and secured 81 ,0O0 10 break open
the safe u clamp was used, no powder
being brought into play, There is no
clnM DO tho hmrglnrR.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

" the good qualities VI UnamUtTlhin'a
Cough hemedy, Having used II IN my
family for tbs past eight Yeas, ] oan
safely say II has no equal hOr either
colds or Group, 90 cent bottles for sale
by DuTbin, Wright q Co, aud l., Soil
mann,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept 90. The
coroners Jury, after myostigating the
cause Of The death Of Mrs, Adams, of
Casey, Ills, one Of the victims of Tho
electric railroad disaster, rendered q
verdict charging negligence on the part
Of the company in not providing ade-
qunte mnohmly TO prevent such ucci-
dents. Capt. owen Wiley, of Casey,
Ills, Is expected to die and William
Munford, Of Princeton, Ind, is in q
critical condition.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

WALTuAM, Mass, Sept 23,-E, q,
Hartwell, Of Woltham, and Arthur Taft,
Of Dcdhnm, both young men, were
drowned in Boston harbor yesterday by
the upsotting Of q dory, The accident
was witnessed by q number OF persons,
but all were too far away TO render as
sistanco, The bodies have not been re-
CoAored,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
FARMERS, SAVE MONEY,
By Purchasing HARNESS at
.H.C.W WHITES,
No. 22 North Market 81.
wurr carries the Largest aud Best
Line Of HARNESS In stark County.
He will save you money ON every
purchase. augl5 ON
Legal Notice.

Vs.
Horny H. Goctlug Of Al Doi,o,
Charles A, Dlnm whuso residence ls unknown,
aud jnmra W, Cal VINO resides " OKLA.
bbmA lty, Indian territory viii take
uutirr that on tho UOh dnY W juy, lusp
Aaron Mumnw nlod ha petition lh the omWon
Pleas CNuft Of tnrk county lilo, IN ease No, uitO,
furptOait aud ret frHAtlun ul mortgage mHdo w
ilpur, n, uo tina nnd VIC lul thhtl,h A. nlmm
md wlin plgnul 9u W i ", 3l an " wv w
nn One nf Uullyuu addition tu the city ul Onntnn
county ut stark and state ui ONO ANA on lot n Old
numhuE nf Potter lluuso q addition ~ tnld city "
Canton, hruu lnt i,Db uf julA Ann lluuuul's hldl-
tlnu tu said city VI Canton, ln Hid county OF stark
nnd "A TO OF Olln uNUn To HptutU debt on which N
9TH lBAl a.,
Sald party ls required to auawcr on or before the
nm day VI uctnhur lbsn, or Judgment m,w pe
tnkpn igninat thum. AAiUN NuMAW
auglb.lw ly TnAVtR n GIBSON his atNn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

SYRACUSE, N. W. Sept o3-Thc
United Glass company, of this city, has
purchased all the window glass plants in
Illinois, being those at Rock Island, Of
tawa aud Stcator The United COM
pnnY will opcrntN theso worka hereaItor
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

Capt, w. A. Abbett who has long
been with Messrs. Percival & Ilatton,
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, Des
Moines, Iowa, and is one OF the best
known and most respected business
men In that city, says: IL can testify
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
cln,nlnnh ntn clnm nnl,c.

NYAcE, N. v, Sept 90, -EN-Prcsidcnt
Cleveland arrived at Nyack saturday
afternoon 90 attend @ mammoth clam
bake lt tho Prospect house and to spend
SuudnV.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
PITTSDURG'S
JEWELRY STORE.
ESTABLISHED 1910,

Wo call attention to our "Pur-
chusors' Aid Book" which wo
have just issuod, II contains q
complolo list Of what will bo found
in our stock, together with somO
useful hints and suggestions 10
purchasers Of Wedding or Holiday
GIFTS.
Wo mail IL 10 any ono on apph-
cation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
CANTON, OGY. sh, al BARNETT house
MasSillon, Oct, 10th, at Conrad House
Alliance, Oct, 18th, at Chase House
Aao NtrON~ ON rpt ..as OAIt FAoH HoNut

This eminent German specialist from Derlln
9Oaltly6ly Ourea All dlheaHea uf the Eye, Ear
NOae Throat and LunEa Ailgr Ml 0thetl lhll lo
has cured more cares Of bllhdnthA, Dthtncha,
galArrh, Throat ahd Lung Diseases lhan any
"C Chro9iS Disennoa of tho Bye, huoh
~ 0ranulalod lids, Chronic Inflammation Of
the LldN OF the lria OF the Choroid, Of the llct'
as aHoSro w1a' oi S XIX and yc Sas running ~ 5 over over
tho Jheela, Day aud Night lillndueaa, Iutulpnt
or Watering bore Eycu, G0norfhOcnl Ophlhnl-
mia, Rod iilotohoa Of nlown ones on tho Dali.
phlyetOnnlAr Ophthnlmlh, Opaclilca or MIX
Whltos ospola on The Eye, Qlalfoma or Cppnlng
of tho Noryo, AmaurOau, Failing out Of LAehea,
Sores, li0dneaa0f EdgeaQl Llda aud Eyes, nnd All
other dlHenaoa 10 which the eye 0rith Appondhgoa
are liable, p0altiy0 aud rapid cnr0g guaranteed.
Bar Troubioa ntr cured by Dr. Snlm In an
Aatuniuhingly quick time, lilo VIII relieve you
0f All roaring, hlaaing and ringing noises, hchyl.
mesa, itching, pain, running OF tho ears WIN
viii lnaort Artificial Ear Dninn OF hls0wn Ia
g0utlOn with ahi0naahlngly gratifying results,
Noao.-Dr Aalm hna paid particular atom
Ion tOdlaoaaoa OF this organ lle positively ycutei
ho worst oaaoa Of CAT'AtItii, oven u tho
bones have partly been eaton upi tcmoyca 40.
ypunby ha now method, without pnini rcHlorpl
mo sOnh0 OF hm0ll AMI taste, nnd removes ioud
pdor ~ u result OF Catarlh In ono settling,
Dieonaes. or the Threat ana lungs
arc cured, and more ,aslqnnhlngy good tosnllt
nave been obtained by DR.. salm Than by any
other phyncan In th0 world, lie VIII remove
Tonhila without pain ANA loss of blood, WIN
cure your uloorat0d W grgnulated sore thrQAti
restore your Lost on cracked voice 90 good lA
ever; guarantee also 20 cure Hay Fever Ahlh-
ma, bronchitis, Winter aud Chronic tOuRlh
DR., hAlm has ON hih tecOil b00kh cbtrh pi Gone
sumption which came 70 him with one lung or
parts OF one gOno, flo haa by hlA treatment
hf1lod up tho cavities In their lungs, aud tho
patients now bid fair 10 outllvo any ono with
Two lungs,
HW-Uo andeoo Dr, Salm NJ this ylalt Con.
Auitnlion and examination FREE, Addrcsa al
communications 10 nh, MQRlTI kALM,
COlumbua, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

Thcsmar pointed olDbraclotm thl9 slotch,
from Tho London Cabinet Maker Va intended
10 hold staircase uup md could loo pro-
duccd IN any of lhn popular 1rt colorngS
Below this isB'oWu o. lH.H form Of stool,
this, 10 win ho soon, iadoslgucd up'n thoform
Of the Old pompoionsgats, and honco &c would
not b1 inappropriate " produced In Il metal.
lie finish, such "a brUn2o, OF oven old gold.
Tho mode OF br0ciug tho bocl, and front legs
together 10y means OF tho curved sretchcr is
eogunt and strong A wUMuil tohlo, such os
Il shown at tho side of this, would bo n nov'
city just now, and, treated IN tho manner
indicated, with two small shelves below,
lttlo oddinont OF drnwnr room fnrnimre
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
eHERIFF SALE.
saturday, the lgLh day ol OoLober. IssO

The following described real eslate Situated In
the township 0f TuseaAwaa County of STARK, aud
State " Ohio, and known ~ being phfl ~ tho
northeast quarter " section number OF SAID town.
hhip, bounded ~ f0ilOwh Commencing AZ stone
not 10 thH center VI tho county road aud ~ The
northwest corner Of this lot, Anl IN hldllehrffyh
east llno thence SOUTH thlftys0no and 0ne-h halt
(hiHi degrees west two (e) chains and elghtysh
(hU) links " post het on tho northwest bank ol
kewman'a creek thence along the npflh hAhh ni
hAld NewnAn'H crock tiH (h) chains and seventy nVe
(7b) links 70 poal thenoe north, nitoen (lh) de-
Hfena east nyh chains hnn ninety ono Inks 70 .
atone aet N Inc center 0f said county road thence
along the center 0i said county road nofllt my,
four aud thfee'fdutlha degrees WeHt Tour A chains
And thiTtyshye th1) links 10 thu place Of beginning
and containing two ani hyo one'huhdred1ha acres
OF land
Appraised NJ t05O
Hale to commence At ono O'Clock y N Terms
' A, LEIgN0Em sherln.
MCMILLAN a OWEN, AuyA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

For Aomc time have been blind In my left eye,
became palo and thin, and lost my appetite |
have been undOr Dr. Salm'a treatment Tor throO
eye, sec ~ good ~ ever, and hhyo roRalnod my
former good health Respectfully,
II, BuonnoLTz, Wadawofth, Medina Co., y,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
Speota Fitted.

The gaaAca you ntlod 70 my ,qyca are lna,
bpiendi1, They glyo mo moro ioliof than any
have ever had, although tried many opticians
and glaanoa, none suit me 10 Dwoll ~ yours loan
aee now far and near with comfort,
MlA, ID, w, ALLEn, CnrrOlhon, U,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL ESTATE

IN pursuance ot an order Of the Probate Court of
stark county, Onto, We VIII offer for sale, NJ public
auction, on
Tuesday, the 10Th day Of October, 1850,
Mt Q O'Clock y, m upon the premises, tho following
described zeal estate situate In tho county Of NtarR
state OF OHIO t0.wt Part Of tho southwest quarter
VI fractional section number thlty-nnO (all, tnwn-
ehlp number ton (lO) IN tnnWo numbor nine (O),
aud bounded ~ l0ll0wa ltglnnlng NJ Tho southwest
corner OF talG luhucr hnd tunni IN thunpn north
along tho wost no VI tho aAmo nlnOinpn chnlns and
HOyOhtyfOur links 10 st0nO IN tho highWny thonrO
OastSardly and uninllo Win the south line OF said
quarter 20 the east luu of the nnmei thence south
Nung tho east llnO OF SAID qnaitor nineteen ohnlnA
aud Ngyonty .tour links TO tho HOuthunst corner Of
nnld qharterl thOnoo woHt along the fOnih line Of
.all quallNr to tho place OF beginning, containing
OVhty nyc here's,
urma Of salb, One.half IN hand, ono.half OF tile
haanco IN ono yuhg and One.hali In two yenra from
the dhY OF sale Win interest on the deferred nay
mcnts, ana to be secured BY mortgage on Tho prom.
iHpA tod,
Appraised ~ eGgb0,
a, W, uOsuoRN,
onlVhw Adnnstfat1r
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
A HOUSE ron soe5,45,

Pians aud Estimates for the nuilding Of a
Seven Itoom Dwelling,
The following design and plans were fur
nished 10 Carpentry aud Building by John
NJ. Sherwood, a Syracuse, ~ r., architect
He calls attention % the following points, A
glance AT floor plans viii show that a room
or two can ba easily added without any
change ot present housej there Is large
cellar under tho whole house, with stairs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26
Proposed Amendment 10 Tho ConStllu.
tlOn OIL Ohio.
TIA * A.TTON.
AMnNpMnNT MO. 1.

RForl0R I, 80 ltesolyei ny Tho aeEerAl AAaan-
Wy NJ lie state NJ ulln, lhU proposition shah 10
tnhWllfh ~ lr fleelnla ul ihla hlale, pn ihe ilg
tuwNHi itif iiln nisl Anmay N hngeinhrt lltis
iHRWtnl ntl iiui ~ ~ lrli All, ~ lhf Upnfllta
llpu ~ lAe slaia o. un 30 Ihal u AlAll fvAd ~ io
WV" ARnoLE XII,
HRO q. the nfReIal Assembly shall provide to-
ubiaflnH Of rrYfinp ipf no rhHp1n pl ihu hiair
Hnd lneHi n ftinmpNiG pNt laAea hlhl 10 unlinfm
ui iilH fhihH glass ui flliirfli huiylnH Hgpun1b
pnhllr .rIIun lInWafa, lpuArb ufed nEollsV6lI f0i
luulip Wnltllp, installations NJ purely public 0hA1ly
lUllN piuln ~ utgd rirniNnlY lf any puhlin pui5
hnse add IHiauna properly " 40 Aliiupl ndt eE,
ayNlnal may, lB EuneiAl laws, 10 fK0mpthd ffOu
tNatlnni anl Tie falip " NJ iinleHY 10 pItInpiea
AiaL u ~ inle " lllnnl ha aaterlalned aud pab'
hrG y Atfunh flrfi0H tlniH electors Aeaiflng t0
vote fnT such amendment mW have placed upnu
thHr haptH She words "fnatl0n Aiubudmrll-
y" S'l V' .,la,loil ~ Ims4a'e9a, xn,I. lgal
dment shall iAhs area sn NJ
nls'a" 4" ''N'"'" 'li'rnP l. L,mpsoN
hpealer VI the liuu Y ol Representatives
Tufi, ~ nANil,
Adopted Aprll ., 1870
UNiTup STATUS ~ AuERiOA. ono, 4
uflith OF ihk hAoHtfAHf ~ NiAfh
!, naule T. hyan sacfoIarg VI state of ths alata Of
uhlN 90 h1lpnY ehltiy lhAl lhu iufplolnH u trut
eolD NJ joint rrhnutnl adopted Ny no ueHefA
AMi inbl luf The plaip 0i 0hin on no bIh DAY Of
Anah u 1860, laAea iloln 1ha original tolli hea
H. Testimony whereof. have hsrsunto Hllserlbae
ny nane, and aihKa1 NY nfiflal taal
lanALl " COitl'laA, no id,h DAY Of April
pANipL >, RYAN,
mAe'iml secretary ef State
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-09-26

leading 10 the Kitchen, ON the hrst floor Il q
hall with neat whtewood STAINED cherry
staircase and doors leading into parlor and
htohoni tho parlor, dining room and kitchen
are good sized roomsi on the second door are
three chambers with eoaeta on each, fitted
up with wardrobe hooks, etc,, and spare
closet Tor linensi there IL large closet over
all
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

ALL BUSINESS ENTRUSTED OUR RECEIVE PR
AND FAITHFUL ATTENTION AT MODERATE CHARGES
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
LEPROSY IN INDIA.

A recent resolution of the Govern
ment of India refers to the subject
Of leprosy in that country, and to
the possibility of the State taking a
more direct part in the prevention
and treatment Of the disease. When
the matter first came under the con
sideration of the Government, the
various local governments and de-
partments were called or for stats
tics. In 1881, when the last census
was taken, there were 13I, 61S lepers
in British India, 9S,982 being males
and 32,636 being females, OF this
number 1854 were in Bengal,
1882 in the Northwest Provinces
and Dude, over 1900 in Madras,
nearly 10000 in Bombay, and the re-
mainder, numbering about $4,000, in
the Puniab. But these figures do
not, the resolution says, represent
accurately the extent of the disease.
1t is believed that the number of
female lepers is greatly moderated,
as women, both in the lower and
better classes, conceal the disease.
The average age of attack is shown
by recent Investigations to be 2616
years in anmsthetic cases, 1879
in tubercular, 300 in mixed, and
2O'25 in eruptiye cases, so that
large number Of persons liable to
leprosy from hereditary faint die in
childhood. The reports show that
one per cent. Of the lepers come IN /
der organized relief in charitable in
situations, the great majority prefer
ring to be the objects of local char
ity, as they dislike the small amount
of restraint to which they are liable
in the institutions maintained for
their treatment No cure, pursues
the resolution, has yet been discoy-
cred by medical science for leprosy,
and the Governor General-in-Council
is assured that no measure could eff
fectually stamp out the disease which
stopped short of absolute segrega-
ton Of the sexes, and the conine-
ment for life of all affected by it.
This, Of course, is quite impractical
DIe, anu lOI tlle JI6SeliU tue OONeIu-
ment can do no more than encourage
the grant Of medical and charitable
relief to lepers in voluntary hospitals
and leper asylums. In these institu-
tons the necessity of strictly segre-
eating the sexes should invariably
be kept in view, and it is desired
that this condition should be i'm
posed on every institution for the re-
lief OF Iepers receiving aid from the |
public funds, and that every effort |
should be made to induce the sup I
porters of the institutions OF the /
kind maintained by voluntary con
tributions to adopt rule of similar
strictness,-E Exchange.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

huIt?' | asked What if it does?' she
answered, with an air Of unconcern.''
Are they educated ut ALP | asked.
eyes, many Of them write very pref
lily in their own flowery language. 1
was shown q love-letter by one of our
fellows that was very funny. Ii was
sent to Lieutenant B., who, as YOU know,
is always well liked wherever he goes.
1t was very gracefully written and
ended: 4 love YOU dearly and will
never forget You. Please send my father
d gun. That OF course he could not 90,
but he sent her some earrings. The
answer came. full of thanks and more
aiIectionate: 1 carry your image Tor
ever in my heart. All, that | were this
Bit % paper that goes, dear one, to thee
Please send me a can OF kerosene oil and
some mosquito netting Til then he
loved her, but even his devotion could
not stand the test Of kerosene"
Like a Young EugliShman in APia,
said the artist. che was coming down
the street and met Fapio, the maid OF
the village. accompanied by her women.
He bowed and tiourished and comph-
mented. Is there anything can 90
for Won II so, command me- Without
minutes hesitation Fapio replied
Thank You, ! want a silk handkerchief
and q barrel Of beer
We talked late that night-Until the
moon was high oyerhead-and the bur
den of our song was still Samoa. The
next evening the steamer came IN from
Australia, and great was the excitement
over the news brought. As soon is the
Adams was fairly away from Samoa on
her way here the Germans took that &C.
casiOn 10 land eighty men and advance
upon NataGia
We went 10 a band concert at the hotel
that eyening--oDeo Of those informal affairs
that make Honolulu so agreeable to WISH
tgrs-aud everybody was talking Samoa.
1t seemed as though the band played
Samoa and when, out in the garden,
amid The twiuk,iug lamps, the fresh,
mellow voices rang out, It sounded like
song Of triumph, for the SamOaus had
resented the advance Of the Germans
and driven them back to their boats, kill
iug twenty and wOuudiug thirty more.
We met the Lieutenant and cnthuslas-
Jically shook hands; we jeered ut our
German friends; and meeting the Cap
lain IN the WAY, we sat out on the up
stairs yeraHia, Just on a Ieye. with the
topmost u.umcs %. the palms, and talked
Samoa till the wee sma hours.
Is.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
30 Necessarr Imrediment.

In the London Athenaum this
story is told of the late Lord Chan
cellor Westbury:
In his later life, when he was sit
ting regularly on the judicial com
nittee of the Priyy Council, he met
ex-Chief Justice Erie. and asked him
why he did not attend. For three
very good and sufficient reasons >,
said Sir William Erie because I
am old, because I ara deaf, and be-
cause l am stupid" "ThOse are no
impedinents," said Lord Westbury,
- is very old, - is very deaf,
and - is very stupid, and yet we
four make an excellent Court"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05
Departments of Business

Books accurately and adjusted.
carefully handsome
Land collected
II
is 70
UNsKIILED LABOR
SC o conf
INTER will particular
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-03-05

The figures for the past year denote Il
large increase over every preceding year.
The gain over 1887 is 81 ,000 600 and over
1886 100000. This gain has come from
many sources. In round numbers, there
was gain last year over the preceding
year Of 81, sos, 900 from the Hawaiian ISL
ands, 81 100000 from Great Britain,
1892 900 from Belgium, $I31 900 from
France, $252 ,OGO from Mexico, 1868 900
from British Columbia, 100000 from
East Indies and $1,S6O,0O0 from the
Philippine Islands. In the case OF the
Philippine Islands the totals were greatly
magnified by the renewal Of the import
trade in sugar from these sources. There
We're small gains from other countries.
Our trade with China and Japan was
barely maintained. There was an in
crease Of $4S, 900 with Japan, but a de-
crease OF $55, 600 with China and Hong
kong. There was also small decrease
with Central America and Australia 1t
will be noticed that nearly % per cent.
OF our import trade is with the Hawaiian
Islands, in the prosperity OF which our
citizens are largely interested.