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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

cres les cr ulaal Class The people - San
Francisco. however. dread tne ol,4m hatt
hitting f1c p ne as = is called az rnurn
- fhrv co rhlssv Ths Day FKag.Iner
states SCAT orf - 8 tttie more Than 80 prs
orers ia the f.oase O. correction neafiy 3 500
srs "c..em ferls" These erin 'nals are
nof C1nauen. uiD5 vou. bet hnericans
lt is rea u . rtarfI.nE assertion thss ir anr
part 20 tne Trlor one thirs - tlse convicts
are confirmed opium eatsrs ard smokers
B1t cr au ard c.esiDs T.sld a. handsome =
r-,ft ftat 81 II 4 rou.f ~ euscf lsw eit8sr
~ rret3f ~ restrct tseir rss Tfis fhs
ssms Cd 1clsr biu tnsi TBsss Pes an1
West aka
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
TOPEKA PAR rLY FLOODED.
4 Heavy Rain Causes the Creek To over
now-No Lives Lost.

Heavy Rain Causes the Creek To over
now-NO Lives Lost.
Topeka, Kan, July p The heavy fall
of rain in Kansas during the past twenty
four hours las caused al the creeks in East
ern and Northern Kansas 10 overflow. AL
the bridges in this county spanning the vari-
Gus small streams are gone. Topeka has
been damaged to a great extent by the
overflow OF Shunganunga creek, which
runs through two wards in the
east bottoms Hundreds OF houses
in the Fitch and Second wards
are under water rs far as
the first story. while the suburbs known as
Walnut Grove, PaTkdale and Oakland
thickIy populated by the laboring classes,
are all under water While the damage
nav be great there v as no loss OF life
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
COMING WEST.

President Izrri.oa 10 Wait Indianapolis
tie VIII As.ist a. the soldiers Monu-
msnt Cersmonlos August -.
DzER PAkz. M. July a President Har-
rison - golag o. make his lrst visit 20 IN
tianapohs sincs he lsig ~ 70 assume the
duties % tle Presidential ofies The corner
stone ~ soldiers monument Is 20 be laid
there AUGUST - and Il Is General Hsrri-
sons intention 20 ming.e WIKI his Old COM
Tsdsa On that occasion. he vas invited %
deliver the address. but preferred 10 be
present merely - oa3 OI tho old soldlers
I1e trip 60 Bar HaTbor and tho visit 20
Secretary Blaine have been set for the
early weeks OF August IN order that the
President may be certain OF reaching In-
diaoap0hs ia time for the ceremonies.
Mrs. Harrison vii accompany him Leaving
Deer Park about August 5. they expect TO
get back before september u, and remain
here through the early fall
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

" 20. ~ y -
CsTTrs s-Rsst Frs1es fiessr Duf os-rr1or
49, rcrrt irft sss'sr g--tstic1f rsnfef s.
=. ~ "a ~ reF soet ~ caoI~s shiprfnf etssrts
- ssHt 81 70 ~rv nor . fo>f a. - eFzt -
fr- rr-ee ~ z'eeTs nfnff - @tocksrt
e. a. a for Tsxsvs 9 te17 20 'sf Ts>lsrsi
f's93rs fr- C-rs snt 81 81 a. Fl for r-sri1r
re- ref sforE aat Ral-s
Hoas-Marrst aerire auf st-orf Press ne
rshe- or 81 grstss stsert "a IshL ssl~s
vsrs r. .5s - - ga f-f ifst. a. sbas a
fo~ rsars sa-kaf x gtg for p Es1 tzc
q "a So for sss-r Yae<ff srs sEfrrrf "a
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

NEW YORK. July = Central and South
American adyices u July l6 have been re-
c.Iyed via Panama Incen' aries have re-
cantly caused several large fres in Lima
The recent epidemic in a44-s. Brazil. a
town of less than l2,0JJ inhabitants. car
red OF /. - victims between January Ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

LoNDoN. July =. The correspondent ot
the Standard in Rome is authorized 10 state
that the principal reason FOR the cOnveuing
Ot the recent secret cOnsistory was 10 con-
slider the advice OF France that the Pore
quit Rome, which advice was accompanied
by an offer Of 4 suitable asylum The Pope
the correspondent says, declined The offer
not wishing TO precipitats war between
France and Italy, rs personally he Is well
disposed toward Italy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

2UFFALo. n Y. July 24-The co-opera-
tive brewery stockholders have sold their
stock to an English syndicate Tor $40 per
share. an advance OF $50 on the sum $50
originally paid for each share. They clear
40 coo on the plant Il is understood that
the brewery, which IS one OF the largest in
the city, will be used as bottling works
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

DEvvsR. Col. July - 4 very heavy
rain fa.l here Monday night consdcTab. -
damaging the streets and doodirg cellars
The storm vas general throughout tho
STATE. and great damage was done 20 crops
aud fences The railroads also suffered.
and no trains eft Denver OF arrived until
late tuesday afternoon. The Santa Te and
BIO Grands roads are washed out between
as-a ard nsfoht0
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
shockinr AIsraer ARD suicide.

CoPESHACES. July "A great sensation
has been caused IN the highest circles OF
society here by the suicide or Count
Spare, a member OF a prominent Swiss
family. after ne had killed his mis-
tress Count Spare had Tor some tine
been carrying on a liais0n with Elvira
Madlgan. a circus performer on the island
OF Taasinge Becoming involved in a
quarrel with his mistress he drew pistol
and shot her and then killed himself
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

MrxvE,7orIs MINI. July - The Jour-
nails uami ton ID IT, special says The
Minneapolis and Northern and Che North
western elevators were burnsd. There
was Atfie grain On them The loss is about
a2o.o'o equally divided between TIE two
sn1n-aniaa
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

MONTGOMERY. Ala, July 2L-Ihe ap-
proaching fight between the Farmers Al
lance Grange and Wheel and the Jute
Bagring Trust is rapidly assuming war
Ike proporuonA The farmers propose 10
use cotton Dagging. give the jute the GO
hy. and break the combine II they have TO
hold back the entire cotton crop
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
nf- sale OF wi.consin Pine Lands.

OSHKOSH Wis. July p Bray & Choate.
lun nbermen Of this city. have purchased OF
Mark Tyson. OF Milwaukee. 600 acres OF
pine land ia Lincoln County. There is es-
timared 10 be from "a 0OO 100 to %. 900 100
feet OF pine on the land The considera-
ton is IN tn neighborhood OF SlOO.O00
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
workmoa or on a European Trip.

NEW YoEK, July "a The steamship City
OF Rome. leaving here to-day, had on board
a party Of forty-two representative work
ing-men bound Tor 4 trip through the big
manufacturing centers OF Europe. Scot
land. France. Germany and Belgium and
the Paris exposition. With the party were
four stenographers and typewriters, who
viii keep the records of the party during
the tour.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

wuzFsaARRE Pa. July 14-By an Ak
pios ~ ~ zas in saafs 40 - ~ Port
Blanchard 4 lestsv fvc miners were bsdlg
burned Ihrae 81 sbam named Barrett
Harris and Dongher. viii prohabiT de
The soaft belongs 70 tee Isnnsy yivaais Goa
(or4rauv
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

sHxrBYv1tLE IL. July "a James 4
Yantis a dry-goods firm CT this city, failed
last snriag with Liabilities OF 500 co. They
turned over all their property to preferred
creditors Foreign houses have com
menced proceedings 20 Investigate the
- --..rr ~ -.-.--.rt--
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
ice-cReAm A NECESSITY.
A Claeinnau Judge Refuses - Ala the
sAiooa- n Psgs 10 Eetaiiate.

eaiooa- Keepers 10 Act2itate-
CiScISSAII. JAY - Mhen George Math
couiecl0ner. was brought before Judge
Arlas-ed. u tho poscs court Ioescay
l0r selling ico-cFcam last sunday he
pleaded guilty The prosecution sug
gss-ed thas ths coart regard that
plea Is dsmurer. aud the court accepted
the suggestion. Ills honCE then went ou %
say that the use OF i4s-cream had grown -
such an extent that Il was no logger 10 DO
c'assed - a luxury. aad, IA the liberal
view the court was inclined 10 take
of the statute. It's sale on Sunday
could easily be regarded as "a neces-
slty Certainly said his honor. mo
man was ever melted by eating ice-creaui
10 20 home and beat his wife and break up
the furniture. and l have no sympathy with
the efforts O: saloon men 20 make the law
against them odious by pushing the en-
iorcement OF the common labor law" Nr
Muth was u .sIniSsed
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

tie ulss aero
Lalr Als hgan
Nlo aas arrived here
tl1M js-As-a 4i4
las given up heps
s1e cals1 "a l4mp
tslt Iles1ly SIZE
h4a al along ls
lle sci thsI hes has
tznd Lad made LIS
ascension III Camp
bells inYepuon, sE1
L0g ia as Own. AID
it took some time %
convince her " tie
Uuga When she real
lzel tharher husband
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
Funeral or E1-Governor Dowey

LAScAsTER. WIS. July a 4-The funeral
OF Ex-Governor Dewey took place Tuesday
from the residence of Mrs George Cox an
old time friend OF Wisconsin, first Gov
ernor At tho funeral were Governor
Hoard ex-Governors Lewis. Taylor and
Ludingtou. and many other prominent
Wisconsin citizens
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

LITTLE Rock. ARK. July "a While bath
ing Der baby sister Tuesday Sarah Floyd. 2
Young colo,ed girl. dropped The child. y 10
fell from porch. distance OF twelve feet
While looking down at tie baby the giTl
also fell. falling on the child and killing it
.-r-..
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
RouIancer's Coming Trial.

PARIS. July - The trial or Mcssrs
Boulanger. Dillon and ROchefort in tho
Senate court have been definitely fixed for
August S All the defendants have been
given an additional ten days in which 10
comply with the summons before being
n,iflatvad
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
p,,,l, from rlood-Poisoninr.

CIScIxxaTI. July pa J. Hodson. a
wealthy wholesale grocer. and Mayor Mos
by's business partner died at o'clock a
N aged 50, from blood poisoning. caused
hv injuries from exploding fire works on
July last lie leaves wi1e and one child
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
Suffering at EraEiI.

TERRE HArTE. lad July "a The miners
relief committee st Brazil Ind. acknowl-
edged the receipt OF over 500 IN cash and
provisions Tuesday Tho number of de-
pendants are reported at 5,,95, an increase
OF 100 since Friday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
The yanderbnts TO Go Into the Coal Bus!-

sHAMoKTS. Pa. July IA representative
OF the Nanderbilts has purchased the in
terests or "A number OF heavy local stock
holders in the Beech Creek Coal Company
over S3. .Uo0. .Oe0 were involved in the trans
action. The Yanderbilts are now sole own
ers OF the Beech Creek railroad.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
FOR EIGHT HOURS.

All Countries Represented in the Recent
Labor Congress at Paris 10 Hold Dem
onstrafions May 1. 1890.
NV iORK, July A President Samuel
Gompers. OF the American Federation OF
Labor. has received \ communication from
the labor Congress az Paris, stating that
the congress had decided 10 hold demon
sIrattons IN favor OF the eight-hour work
day Nay l. 1890. IN al countries from which
delegates had been sent 10 the congress.
Meetings Will, therefore bs held in Amer
lea. England France. Italy. Holland, Bel
GUM. Austria. Greece, Switzerland. Ger
many and Russia as all thsse countries
were represented President Gompers will
make Arrangements - have meetings in all
large cities Of the United States
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
Only Thrr. stores Len.

CHICAGO. July a Fire at Little York
m. Tuesday morning destroyed seven on
Of rsn stores in the village Loss, t25. .o00
insuralcs, 5000
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

Pu7sBuRoH Pa. July "a Local steel
Ynanufacturcrs disclaim all intention OF
selling OFT 20 English capitalists They do
aoi think EnCiishmen care % invest slo0,
90. .0ol for tho purpose OF controlling Amer
tcan iron fulustries
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
RAILROADS FoR IRELAND.

The Hcuss % Commons votes 5000 900
TOR Their Construction
P IoNDov. Jsiy 3k-By voto of $50 TO -
ths House of Commons Tuesday evening
passed cha hul granting = lump sum OF
k5o. 3o0 out Of sae Treasury for the build
in % railroads in Ireland BY the pro-
visions OF che lil ths Government may
elect 70 nss instead 20 this lump sum an
annul payment ot L-. ln perpesUlty
Tor th8 llrDoss.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
American CaoltaI jp Cub.

HAvLSA. July 24 -Sagua papers state that
an American syndicate will establish q
large sugar factory near EncrucisadA
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
THE NEW STATES.
Progress O. ths Various Coast
t1tio1al Conventions.
lfERT BUSY DlI II Sl0CI FALLS.
Aat- i.ll-er F4If.oas Frsssata8 &E sis-
1aasek 4as la4-if 4ass taas H.
-s@l.si 5l.l fr.lsa. -iEs D.s1
t44Fi1r iAl.r.

ta-4a tAa,4A
blsaAArz a - IliF -a -proaioi-ioa
faHtla1s 4-s ass u.lil1 20 gt.r 80. 49, z. .
sf.1els laat rs tsaal l-rsl1s people haFs
ne gives lp loge - -4slas gfelils-tie-
e.a,iae slllo1-e4 .a --s l.as-i--seA Tie
c1.sE45e. a1ll Nasa-iel lo-atg aAFs re-
e1lgel q q. ..lli. ral4lY slgas1 ge1L@4 yrag-
ta4 i.r = p4lA4.ileFv c-4lss
tas so4a g4s.a constellation ia-ra. ICED og
f4Aalls - EaEie ~. came 1p t9f rcL-r-
SAGE I1asd4y Cal oa l4olloa ~ bill
taMs Us reference 44s postponed ln-
Al ta-aay elel a. ehors sil Dc
laads - have i - &c oacs ~
.rhs eonlIaltrel III Cas- whole for Glss4asl1n
11o Proposition ~ ae.r Gao e.i..asife poas-
srs Il single nl0r .ls again discussed ia
semmi1css al Us aas.s. AL furnished
Esld dap for 80 sr4lar.
Ihs provision vas defeated AMI The cen
xauIlon elL u1s lla-. az 1pgor-loumsnr
for cNo houses
socrH DAzoEA
sI1uE EALLa = Jay Is The south
Jakota convention GA tuesday maize e.
eallelt pl8.rsss la n4ss.ag 4loa t4s Glfsr-
ea5 artlc.-s thas 4.4l Lssa reported 5y tie
ssgsr4l commit ttsss Ire convention ADOPT
e. af-f.sIss s.alrst..l.. the fsIIssgf1e foote's
Insosacnmaat aa1 removal frolD once
eIeclaa aal .sa. x sanraQs state
faafitauaas ana publo budding.
sxemrrsaa banking and currency seal
aut coat ef srlls -. ttarf sr4irs eoan.v
aaftosnsaiD arg4ll1st TIE articles Ga
sxseatlss aai adlalnls-s4tir.s. and ths oath
81 aeiae Ihs esa1ltsas rsrors thar the
eoassa1oa esa.d noe nrorlls lor ex=nu-
tloa ~ Meanoai-.s from military duty
was adopted ss VAS memorlal
a Congress a.x.as Tor geological and hv-
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
THE MARKETS.
Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO July ~
Froun-Narket dull and neglected. Sprlns
patents. * ssa5s5. Winter patents $500
AS: Bakers, s. 9faAa.
WHKA-- Moderately active ard barely
steady. july. sIE asSc, and reacted 70 sc;
September. 7sZU79&c, and December, s9a Q
sli4c.
CoRx-Quiet and easier. No. 2. 57as7Ac.
No 9 S5i4 Se'.c. No ; yellow. 5stf age: Az
gust. so's E35tsc; September. s0sRS6Ac, Kay,
g. 3stc
OArs-Quiet and easy. No cash. ssac Au-
gus, 42c. september. 21Es@4c; Msy. 2jN .
fsir request ard steady. 10. / zId25Ac. No.
9 white. 20 sGesc, 10. 2 e2'sa2sc, No !
white. - e9c-
RYE-Was quIet and firm. No. 2 cash IL
store. <2a42Sc. and July delivery. 424c; Sep
tember 42ac. October. fsc. Samples sass
for No 3. and - fS4c Ger 10. .
BAR1EY-No cash business. and future Do
livery barley weaker September. offered 81
c6c ard Ociober. CSC.
MISS PoRE-In moderate request s7d prices
esser Prices rargsd ~ Ell 0all 70 for
cash: 81. o. IL o. Tor Jgrs SIT ooaI1 IS foI
August and tiloeholi2. Tor September.
LABD - Trading fair. tut prices easier
Quotations ranged a. se - fs z2H for cash
=. .0h6 221 for JAY s2oac.22. Tor Angus,
ard g. is26ss for September.
BUTTER-supply coed and ~ change 10
prices. Creamery. io@i5<c' Dsiry. sdiee;
Packing STOCK. s1sc.
FGGs-Danand limited ard usrtef dnlI
Fresh. Iost aIlc Seconds. q e91i 50 per ease
PouLrRY-I.tve ChicRens Taloc per
live Turkeys. 7aso psr , i've Docks s6Ios
p,r : i've Geese. g. 5oas.so per dor
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
SIZE Is BEREFT.
Af.er Days Of Weary WaitinA
Alrs E~ssn Aoando1s Hope
C0AyBCED Iglf SBE Is WIDOW
So EhlaAs Eror casa goSa - = ns2surs
Eesys-sl.ls f.r hsr Husb2aa's Rate
IA Alleged Bsttls
Aeas2EA

Mas lo8z 81 -lY - Ih-rs - ~ ioassE
49, asass IS 81 laz f~ls os fr-r hogan
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25

wHrA1-stssfr; July sfsnslnR &c lowsr
scsiv@ yuiT. sse; August - ns7o Ssptsn.
eer ssRa9Ec. October. - HsSg; Move m.
be-. ss&Gssc. Dsosuber. ssssaesEc. May.
esac
Co1v-stronFsr. fs'r.y active hiyss West
err. tsAc
CATs-C1Isf frrnsr. wesfrr~ ef<c
pRovrsf0Es- steafr Flata g Ca -
FTtra Ness = o. r. PORK csist sns az
es.aFsd Lad st~scT. Qu'et. stesn-rsnssrsa
SO
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steamer Likelike is due tomorrow
morning.
The brigantine J. d. Spreckels is on the
Marine Railway.
The steamer Kinau sails this afternoon
for windward ports.
The banks Ivy and Alex. Mcneil both
sailed on March 9TH.
The brgantine Consuelo is 20 days out
from San Francisco for KahuluI, Maui.
The brigantino Geo. II. Douglas will
begin receiving sugar early next week.
The Norwegian bark Victoria is 81 days
out from Newcastle, n. 5. W., with coal
for here.
The japanese steamship Omi Maru,
Captain Geo. Conner, sails at O'Clock to-
day for Yokohama.
The brigantine Lurline, Captain William
Matson, will sail from Hilo, Hawaii, TO-
morrow with sugar for San Francisco.
The bark Alden Besse will come along
side the Pacific Mail wharf after the depar-
ture of the Omi Maru to discharge the bal
ance of her cargo.
The American clipper barkentine 5. \.
Castle, Captain l.. II. Hubbard, sails to-
day for San Francisco with II, 1872 bags
sugar weighing 100, 407 pounds and valued
at SIS III 43. The shippers are: Castle x
Cooke S, 1875 bags sugar; {. Brewer az Co,
$500 do. do; Theo. II. Davies, 2,3OI
do. do; +. y. Schaefer Il Co.. 900 do. do.
She expects bananas to arrive this morn
ing from PuulOa.
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KOHBLA LETTER.
Not an Immaculate ShOw-Volcanic
Dust in the Air.

Not an immaculate show-volcanic
Dust in the Air.
The Bushnell variety show held their
first performance Saturday night, Feb.
23d, before d well-flled tent Owing to
its being Saturday, the occupants of the
back seats were noisy and irrepIessible.
Every one likes to hear a song and laugh
over a good joke, but the performance as
a whole did not make a favorable i'm
preston.
About p. N. last Sunday, attention
was drawn, by the peculiar color OF the
light, to a volume OF reddish dust or
smoke that spanned the sky from over
the region of the Volcano to over beyond
the west end of Maui. 1t gave the sun
bright red appearance, but had entirely
disappeared an hour after sunset.
Rip Van Wrinkle? Why, yes. He
oversight the other day, and becoming
suddenly conscious of the fact, he rushed
out of KS yard without his thinking
cap on. All alive and ready for chat,
you know, but not fairly walked up. What
wonder then that he forgot that steamer
day comes but once in ten days, that
pressure of other matters may sometimes
prevent peoples sending items to the
GAZETTE on time, that the GAZETTE may
not be able to insert them in the first
issue on account of surplus of more inter
esting matter, that the Inter-Island cable
is not laid yet, and that the time from
January 18TH to February 18th is only
one month instead of two. *
KOhala, March 4
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a street BrawI.

A white mans arrest just outside the
Pantheon Saloon on Hotel street about
8 o'clock Wednesday evening nearly
caused a street fight. The native police
man who made the arrest, finding the
man too much for him, called upon Dick
Burns at hand to assist. Dick started to
do so, when Il white bystander jumped
him, inhicting several heavy face blows
and knocking him down, BY the time
Dick recovered himself several native
policemen appeared in answer to re-
peated calls OF the whistle and bodily
carried the first white man to the Sta
ton. Dick, a retired officer himself,
protests against a law that compels him
to assist a policeman when called upon
to do so, resulting in his usually very
smiling physiog. getting 50 badly bat
tered. He says he owes the man who
struck him a store bill of So, and he feels
very much disposed to charge him SIS
for claret spilled.
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The Debating Society.

There was better attendance than
usual at the meeting of the Debating So
ciety yesterday evening. Officers for the
ensuing six months were elected, viz. ::
Mr.. Walter Hill, President; Mr.. Fred.
Turrill, First President; Mr.. Alex.
Robertson, Second Vice-President; Mr..
John f. Smith, Secretary; Mr.. A. VOgel,
Treasurer.
Mr.. P. G. Jones opened the discussion
OF the question of whether liquor prohi-
bition would be a benefit to these is
lands. He presented a series of argu-
ments in the affirmative, but was not in
favor of passing the law before it had the
support of a majority of voters. Mr.. F.
Turrill, at the request Of the chair, led
off in the negative and an instructive de-
bate proceeded until near 10 o'clock.
The subject selected for next meeting
was, " Resolved, That the importation
Of material from foreign countries for
public improvements is not a benefit,
nor just, to the taxpayers Of Hawaii"
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POLICE COURT.
Thursdays RecOrd-Committed for Seri-
Gus Assault.

Thursdays RecOrd-Commftted for Seri-
Gus Assault.
Burnard pleaded not guilty but was
convicted OF assault and battery on Amin,
and fined $3.50.
Shar Lum's trial was proceeded with
from the 9Th inst, and being found guilty
is sentenced to be imprisoned at hard
labor 60 days and to pay $40 costs for
vagrancy.
All Tai was brought up on remand for
assault and battery. Paul Neumann as
sisting prosecution; A. Rosa for defend
ant. 1t appeared he had thrown irritat-
ing material in compliments eyes, be-
sides hitting him with lead knuckles.
He was committed for trial to the Su-
preme Court, as Police Justice Foster
considered the punishment within his
jurisdiction to infict would be made
quate. For second charge of assault
All Tai was remanded.
Daniel Bone, r. S. Scrimgeour, Geo.
Richardson and Driscoll, drunk, Sc each.
All Chez pleading guilty to possession
of opium, was sentenced to one hours
imprisonment and to pay sol.
All You, driving dray without a Ii
cense, $26.
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Car Accident.

Yesterday native woman got off a
street car while it was moving along
quite fast, and was thrown fiat on the
hard pavement, her head and shoulder
receiving quite a severe conclusion,
which might have resulted in a broken
skull or bones. She picked herself up
and walked off, thinking probably that
the car had knocked her down. No one
should leave the car while in motion,
unless he or she is accustomed by prac-
tice to do it without getting hurt. When
a person steps down rom the platform
and walks in the direction that the car Is
moving, no harm will result, but II he
undertakes to walk IN the opposite direc-
ton, he is liable to be thrown down, and
may receive injury.
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where's the Fire, Central?"

After the Fire Department meeting
yesterday evening, the Chief Engineer
and some of the members held an in
formal talk over an annoyance that oc
ours at every fire, This is nothing less
than complaint against the ladies OF
the community, for raising such row
about where's the fire." whenever an
alarm is struck, as to prevent the engin-
GERS and foremen from getting accurate
information without delay from the cen
trail offices. The firemen want the ladies
kindly to repress their curiosity for at
least five minutes after the bell starts
rinoinp. OF course the ladies are the
only offenders in this matter!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-03-08
Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club.

The adjourned annual meeting Of the
Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club on
Thursday evening was well attended.
The old officers were reelected except
the Secretary and Treasurer, Mr.. f. 1:
Sno1dino having resigned. Mr.. Carl
VR;dtL was elected in his stead. Mr..
' !" iT Gav Wodehouse, jr., being absent,
NJ q O. r. Crozier was appointed Captain.
VA a Committee was appointed to consider
a. oUJTisabiIitv of moving the location
l % 3b az club to Pearl Harbor. The condi-
% t;o NC Of the Club was discussed at length.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-03-08
Naval Notes.

H.B. NJ. S. Triumph is to be provided
with new armament.
The British cruiser Amphion is to ia Ike
the place of the corvette Hyacinth on the
Pacific station. The Amphion showed
Ia knots on late trial trip.
The Devonport (Eng.) Naval and Mill
tsry Record says: "With the return to
England of the Diamond from the Aus
traiian station, there will be only one
wooden corvette serving abroad VIZ
the Sapphire, on the China station"