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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-05-30
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

TNliE Peoples lee g. Rcirigcra,ing
1 Co, will sell ice from aud after
date in quantities to suit NJ factory
price at the grocery store of
HENRY DAVIS 4 co.
Honolulu, MAY -, 1900. 562 TOT
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-09-12
RusTLEn PICKLE DISH.
Seasoned VITA Stolen Spices.

"Ma, the minister j. coming
"what makes yuE think 90 Die
YOU see him 80 ''Nu; but ] sav
pa take the parrot aud lock It NJ
IN the stable"
Robeit-"Papa. what does the
minister mean by Gabriel's trump
r. L. More tWhose life has MOI
been q series Of virturesl-'sClubs
I'm afraid, my boy.
MI. TTUuble-"Iou Say men are
harder on stockings than women.
How do you mike that out: Mrs.
Trouble-"Becsu-e they weaF
stockings longer"
Armand-"Coine! Fly with me,
] implore youl"
Camille-''Nevei! Sir, you insult
me.n
Armand-"Whatt You will not
go?"
Camille-"I will resist you with
all the strength of my ~osnsn's ma
ture. II you would tear the from
this place. you must first drug me
and render me uncom cinus. You
will find n bottle OF chloruffom on
the bureau over therp."- From an
uBprodueed drama by Dumas.
"Uncle john said little Emily"
do you know that n baby that vas
fed ON elphsnt'- milk gained TWEEN
ty pounds In n week? "Non-ense!
1mpossibltin explained Uncle
John. and then asked. "Nhose
baby was IL p 1T was the ele-
plants baby" replied little Etuily.
gohnny(to sisters besul-"Tell
me about your travels IN India. Mr..
Gamely."
Mr.. Give never been In In
dia. my little mnu."
Johuny-"Wtll. what could M
have meant by telling ma that you
had bucked the Tiger?
Elder sister 10 younger brotherl
SO you ARE going hunting again !?
You vast lots Of powder aud never
bag n duck.
Younger Brother-Well sis, we
are even on that. You have been
wasting powder for years on society
ducks, and haven't begged one Of
those ducks yet.
Wife Ito husband who had been
absent during the night)-"I am
ever so glad you left your pistol
with me. darling. A burglar was
here last night and l surprised
him."
Husband-"You brave little wo-
mani Did YOU shoot IL at him?r
mo, ! threw ii at him."
Rob-"How do ycu stand In with
your employer 50 well Tom? You
never laugh at his jokes.n Tom
"No but j dine at his restaurant,
and, pretend not 10 see him, l re-
tell all his stories, saying loudly,
u can't tell it as well as he ian, but
here's a rafting good yarn Mr.. ID.
told W this morning.. I've been pro
NOTED three times this year"
"Hullo, Walton; did you have
any luck Oh your dshing trip yes.
terdsy?
ayes splendid"
"How many did you catch 2"
"Didn't catch any; but about
three miles up the river wa struck
n camping party who had two kegs
of beer and we invited to
join them. "-Norristown He raid.
Wife-This il a stupid blunder
the printer makes In the account OF
our silver wedding.
Husband-What Is ii, my dear?
1t reads here that we have spent
together twenty-five years Of"mar-
red" happiness, instead Of mar
ried" happiness. How do you ex-
plain such a stupid error?
The only way | can explain it il
by taking 1t for granted that the
printer who set IL up Is a married
man himself.
''Stole Her Trousseau" Is the head
ing with which the Chicago Tri-
bune calls attention TO the fact that
thieves entered a residence In that
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01

rrbuiiis the system. aids digestion. removes ex
cess Of bile und cures malaria. Get the egEuine.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01

The proposition to shorten the dis
tance between New Iberia and st. Mar
tinviIIe by opening road from the Dar-
by place along the Spanish lake and to
intersect the main road at point near
the Wyche residence. is being agitated
and cOmmends itself to all-merchants
and misunderstanding interests between
the two points. Much OF the trade on
this road belonging properly to New
Iberia is now lost Or diverted by reason
Of the long detour around the Wyche
place. The proposed road will cut of
Several miles in the present distance and
involve only about one mile Of grading.
dstching and bridging, and if the matter
is properly presented to the police jury
there is little doubt that prompt action
will be had. Will moi the Mechanics
aud Trades Exchange take UP this mat
ter and put it in shape to be submitted
to the Police Jury at its meeting Oh Sa-
turday neyt?-New iberia Enterprise.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01
"Burying" the Cholera.

A grim story Of a swindle comes from
Calicut, where cholera has been rigging
especially among the Moplahs, who arr
Moham'tSedans and very fanatical. Tht
other day a young man appeared and
announced himself as an especially holy
priest. able to heal all sickness and cap.
able even of destroying the cholera
People 6ocked to hear him preach, and
when he said that il 1000 rupees could
be collected for him he would undertake
the cleanse the city Of its awful scourge
the poor wretches gathered together all
their small savings and laid fhem at his
feet. IN a surprising shot time the
sum was collected. and then notice was
given that procession was to BE formed
the next day, when the ceremony Of the
election Of, the cholera wouid be per-
fortYsa. The foliowing evening the
streets along the Geach we're throug9ed,
and most extraordinary scene ensued.
First came the priest riding a led horse.
After him followed strings of nearly
naked men, with ashes ON their heads,
who worked themselves into frenzy by
dancing and yelling. Next came a pa
lanquin, closely shut, which was sup
posed to contain the cholera. After this
again, Crowds Vt Mchammedaifs, groan.
ing and shrieking "Allahr It was
weird beyond description. They proceed
cd to distant part Of the shore, aud
then with much ceremony the pa
lanquin was buried.
Then the prophet addressed the people.
go home" he said, "shut yourselves in
your houses, and fast and pray for three
days." which they obediently did. In
their weakened and excited state this
fasting Of course resulted in a fearful
increase Of the disease. In every house
the dead lay. Fury filled the hearts Of
the survivors. Where was the false
priest? They poured forth in hundreds
hungry for vengeance. "Whete was the
priest? and abs. alas! where were their
rutees" Echo answered: Where?
During three days fast, priest and rupees
had alike disappeared, and up to this
time have been no more heard Of.-Lon-
don Press.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01
The Buccaneers of Ola.

Flaunted the skull and cross bones,
their ensign, defiantly at the masthead.
Your modern pirate, not on the high
seas, but upon the high reputation of
standard remedies skulks under various
disguises. His hole and corner traffic
has never to any degree affected Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, although that
STANDARD invigorant aid corrective has
long been the shining mark at which
his shafts have been directed. Cheap
local bitt6rs. composed Of fiery Gnrecti-
fed stimd.ants, with an infusion,''or ex.
tract possibly, of Some tonic bark, are
still sometimes recommended as identi-
cal with. or similar to, or possessing vir-
tues Kindred to those of Americas cho-
sen family medicine. These perish
speedily, while the great slbduer and
preventives of disease pursdes its sue
cessfnl career, overcoming malaria, dy-
spePsia, nervousness, kidney troubles,
constipation and rheumatic ailments,
not only on this, but on i 'miaaiitiiycontineIss.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01
Good Aavice in a nutshell,

There are four organs i'm the hunia'i
body which are Vital in their functions
and delicate in their structure. khd
which give us an immense amount Of
trouble. These arc tile Heart, Stomach,
Kidneys and Liver. II they give us trou.
bic it is because we neglec, or abuse
them, and OF course we must take this
consequences. The disIase Of these Or
gans are very numerous and often dan
gerOus. Luckily we now have a remedy
which has proved just the thing for this
class OF diseases. 1t is Pe-ru.na, a pure
ly vegetable compound, that strikes right
at the root of the whole trouble. This
preparation was used by DIR. Hartman
most successfully in his general practice
for years before it was placed before the
general public; and it was its remarka-
bIe suScess in Ills private practice that
led him to place it before the public for
the benefit of mankind everywhere. As
Tonic it is unexcelled. building up the
system weakened by constant toll, either
mental or physical. AZ remedy for
Lung Troubles. such as Consumption. it
has accomplished wonders. Its action
on the Kidneys is mild and effective.
Its use will keep the blood pure. Regu-
late the Bowels, if necessary; with Man
a-lin. Price 81 per bottle; 6 bottle for
S.. For sale by T. j. Liable.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01
Many Persons

Are broken down from overwork or household
cares Browns iron Bitters
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01
STATE oe OHIO, CITY OF TorEDo,
lucas COUNTY,

LUCAS COUNTY,
FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that ne
Is tie Senior partner Of the arm of +. =.
Cheney & Co., doing business n the City
Of Toledo, County and State aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATAkRH
CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day of December,
A. d. 1886.
(~~) Nv. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrt Cure is taken Internal
ly and acts directly Oh the Blood and
mucous surfaces Ok the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
J.CHENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
70 Sold by Druggists, zoe.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01
Gard of Thanks.

/ take this method to extend my sin
eere thanks to Mrs. Wild. Val. Richard.
fhadeus Beslin. and all those who have
come to my assistance. when my sugar
house was burning, ana saved my resi-
aence and other buildings in proximity
to The fire, whicn were only saved bt
their heroic efforts.
Most Respectfully.
JIM. SALES
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01

1t seems to us that a Real Estate
Agency well advertised would pay well
in this place. There is large quantity
of land for sale'ih this parish, let some
one take that 'mstter under considera.
tion, see what lands are for sale and pu.
blish in PAMPHLET form description OF
same with location etc.
To-day is All Saints day. but no
service Will Be held al the church before
Tomorrow. Sunday evening, as usual,
d procession will be made to The ceme-
terry by the priest and the faithful, for
the benediction of the graves. Monday
at ten o'clock the service for the dead
will be celebrated at the catholic church.
We have received several letters fine
last few days, asking Information of DIR
lands, price Of same. IL fhere is any to be
bought, rented, improvea or unimpfSSed,
climate etc., md many other questions
wlrich We f,ave no time u answer, il any
Of our people are interested in the above
They shonld advertise their business aud
taitse Heople who are anxious to collie in
this parish could be given the inferma-
tiOns wanted.
One thousand Siciliat Immigrants
were landed at New Orleans Sunday
last. Several thousands Of these people
have 'ctme TO Louisiana Ills year, and
have gone to work as plantation labbrers
through out the state. The localities in
which they live begin to feel their econ.
Omical way OF living, and the greet saw.
ings they mike. which generally 80 to
their native country, and our bhSness
suffer TO that extent. We should take
some steps to Prevent THE importation of
that class Of pdSple in such large NUM-
bers, to compete with 8tr home l.bor.
These people come here rs paufpers. and
drive away our honest native labor, who
are not nsed and cannot live as misera:-
bly, as the Sicsafans can. and thereby.
cannot compete With them. We protest
against the Importation Of such Iat1r.
and demand restriction.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01
NOTICE.

The public is Eereby notified that /
will not be responsible for'any debts con-
tracted4y my wife, Levenia JONES. from
and after this date.
FRANK JACOBS.
st. Martinville, Oct. 18th 1890.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01
Special Notice

The Undersigned who is midwife OF
experience, offers her services to white
hdies, at reasca.5le rates.
Address ANNA CAREER.
st. MartfnefIie, La.
Sept. 27-3 nj.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01
EeMrnI0ic Persons

And those troubled with nervousness resuiting
nom care or overwork will be relieved oy taxing
BrOfDn'S Iron Bitters. Genuine
Mx trade mark an; crossed I'd hl3s on wralfs'' /
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1890-11-01

Or you Are ali worn out, really good for nothing
II is general debility. TrS.
,BROWS'H IRON HITTER&.
Il wiz cure yo,I. and give good appetite. Sold
by Ill dealers in medicine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-17
PeTERSBURG.
Court Proceedings Political and Military
Items-Matrimon

PETERSBURG, VA, oct. iG.-l-pecial. r.
At ihe regular quarterly term of the Hust.
ings Court Of this city, Judge ID. NJ. Bernard
presiding, the grand jury found a number OF
indictments for felony.
After prayer-meeting services at the First
Baptist church last night the pastor, Rev. X.
X. Acree, informed his congregation that he
had decided not 10 accept the call extended
him by the Baptist church at Bristol, but
would remain with them.
NJ. James f. Epes says that he is much
encouraged at the political outlook IN the
district and that he expects to represent
this district in the next United States Con-
gress.
Mr. Bradshaw, at lyOr station, on the
Nor ok and Western railroad, mad two
valuable horses stolen from him last night.
The police here have been requested TO keep
a lookout for the thief.
The members Of the Petersburg Greys are
raising a fund for an encampment at VIZ
ginia Beach next summer. The company
also propose 10 hold an encampment or
military kermss at their armOry in Decem-
Der next for the benefit of the uniform fund.
Mr. W. W. Payne, formerly Of this city.
but who for some time past has been resid-
ing in Richmond, was married last night 20
Miss Cora Upton. The ceremony was per-
formed at the West End Methodist Episc0-
pal church. Rev. Mr.. Morse, of Dinwiddie
county, olliciated.
Captain r. l.. Daniel, of Crewe, freight
conductor on the Norfolk and Western
railroad, and Miss Ellen Beale, of Ettrlck,
Chesterfield county, were married last
night at the residence Of the brides father,
j. f.. Beale. Rev. ;. X. Winn otilciated.
The bridal presents were numerous ana
costly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-17

The life Of pOstOillce clerk In town of
two or three thousand inhabitants is full Of
and all bis paths are peace.
lie has nothing under the sun To rutiie the
placid serenity OF bis amiable temper, and
consequently his disposition soon becomes
as sweet and mild as the perfume Of a mag
nolia grove waited on the gentle breath of
summer. All he has 10 DO is 10 engage in
eXhilarating conversations like ihis
"ls there anything here for Sarah Bill
kinsl'
Nothing, madam"
"Are YOU surey'
"Quite sure, madam
But YOU didn't look. How do you know
without loOkiEgW
II have looked over the letters in the 'B'
box seven hundred times to-day. and | re-
member that there were no letters in IL adj
dressed tO YOu.'
"Well, now. that's strange. ! should
have had letter Yesterday, and thought
il would come to-day, sure. DO you sup
pose it could have been lOstr'
"Its possible"
"Do many letters get lOstr
"About sixteen millions annually"
"Oh, my, What j. the reasOn?"
by reason Of incorrect or ineligible ad-
dress, insufficient postage, and other
causes"
"Goodness And suppose lots Of them
had money iny'
"Yes. Twenty.eight thousand Of the let
ters sent to the Dead Letter Oitice last year
contained money, amounting in all TO sis,-
6I2; 1000 hld enclosures Of postal notes
aggregaing 5000, and 1900 were found 10
contain drafts, checks, notes. commercial
paper, &c., In the sum Of Sl,i,l.Sll."
My land! And who gets this money!
"lf the letter contains the address OF the
sender II Is sent back 10 him, but in over
3,0O0,0O0 cases out Of 100000 no address
whatever is given by the writer"
"Then. perhaps, my letter has gone 20 the
Dead Letter Office, or 10 held Tor postage, or
something like that"
"PeThaps."
"Well, don't you think -"
m Madam, will YOU please stand aside a
moment until | wait on the people who are
croNding around the wIudOw"
And a. Madam departs she mutters spite
fully that she "neyer saw such an insolent,
Oyerbearing, unaccommodatiLg fellow as
taht pOstOfii e clerk lie can't even answer a
civil question, ami am going To have him
reported % the Department this very day.
puuXsulaWay Spirit,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-17
VOL. IV.---NUMBER 1,495.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

As soon as the new press now in pro-
cess Of construction shall be in position,
with the increased facility thus afford
Cd, the form Of this paper will be changed to
one Of eight pages Of a type in conformity
with that OF the leading metropolitan jour
nails Of the country. THIS ENLARGEMENT
WILL MEAN ABOUT SIXTEEN MORE coll
UMNs THAN Al PRESENT APPEAR IN THE
TMEs. By THIS CHANGE, GREATER AD-
DrIONAL SPACE WILL BE GIVEN TO
TIM TIMES, NAMING THIS A PAPER WITH
MORE FRESH NATTER SIT UP EACH NIGHT
THAN ANY OTHER PAPER IN THIS STATE,
As WE vsE NoPLATE OR SYNDICATE MAT
TER, But MODERN TYPE, aud matter origi-
nal or selected boy TuE TINES. We are de-
tormiued not 10 allow either news matter to
be disregarded on account Of advertise
mcuts. nor advertisements on account Of
news. and on every page will be fresh read
ine matter. THIS WILL GIVE TO RICH
MOND. VIRGINIA, AND THE CONTIGUOUS
TERRITORY MODERN NEWSPAPER.
IuOROt GHIY EQUIPPED FOR THE COLLEc-
riON AND COLLATION. OF NEWS; AN EXPO
MINT OF TRUE DEMOCRACY, HAVING THE
INTERESTS or ALL PARTs or THE STATE
ATuEART. AND OF VALUE TO THE READER
AND THE ADVERTISER. The paper will be
printed on Hoe porfecting press with the
latest improvements, capable of turning
ont. pasted and folded. four, six, eight,
ten. twelve, sixteen, or twenty-tour pages,
and uuriyaled by any other press in the
country. THESE IMPROVEMENTS AND AID
prr1oNs ARE But TOKENS OF OUR DETER
MIN ArION TO GIVE VIRGINIA AND THE
~orrI 4 FiKsr-CLAss DAILY NEWSPAPER,
op WHICH THEY MAY BE PROUD, AND IN
WHICH WE SHALL TAKE GREAT PRIDE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-17
LELAND HOTEL FIRE.
Blood CurdIing scenes Attending the
Work of the Flames.

SYRACUSE, y. Y. Oct. lG.-The scenes at
tending the destruction Of the Leland Hotel
here early this morning by fire were hoir :
riiying beyond description. The fiie. whic
was discovered about midnight last night.
broke out In the kitchen, and by . O'Clock
this morning the splendid hotel, with ac-
cOmmOdations fC. two hundred and ifty
guests, was in ashes. siX lives are known
10 have been lost OF victims who jumped
from the upper or sixth story, and IL Is
feared that dozen or more besides were
roasted and sulOcated 10 death inside the
burning building To those who witnessed
the scene, the cries Of the poor wTetches
doomed to death by the slow torture of
fire were blood curdling. The cri OF ''see
him jump" and There's one burning"
coming repeatedly from the throats Of the
spectators, only added TO the intense agony
OF the scene. The streets were filled with
people escaped barely with their lives,
bringing tales Of horror Of those left TO their
fate within the burning building.
Ii seemed an intermInahle time before the
fire department could get stream TO play
upon the hames. Hoarse cries OF men and
shrieks Of women filled the air as they
would appear for moment at the windows
at the upper stories aud fall back ex-
hausted. The tales Of hair-breadth escapes
by those who did succeed In getting
out would I'LL a volume. The lire was dis
covered about l2:ip and at once every pos
sible ro,t was made 10 awaken the guests.
In less than minute, however, the entire
northwest corner Of the building was aile
and all efforts OF the hotel employees TO
check the progress Of the flames were una
yaiiing.
Mr.. =. u. Brayton, Of this city, was In a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-17
SHOT FROM BEHIND.
Assassination of the New Orleans Chief
ofpolioe.

New ORLEANS, La, oct. l6.-Dayid &.
IIcnnessy, chief Of police Of this city, who
was shot down by three men shortly before
- O'Clock last night, died at . O'Clock this
morning at the Charity Hospital. The
assassination, il is supposed, was the work
Of Italians. whose yendettas the Chief eX.
pressed his determination to suppress.
Several arrests have been made.
Captain William j. o'COnnor, of the Boy
Ian protective police, and the superlnten-
dents chosen and trusted friend, makes the
following statement regarding the shooting:
1--WE LEFT the Central police station about
ten or fifteen minutes past IL O'Clock. We
walked up the woods side Of Rampant
street to Girard. where we parted. the Chief
saying. Don't come any farther with me
now; you 90 and look after your business
As we parted the Chief started towards
Basin street, taking the downtown side of
Girard street. | took the uptown side TO
Girard street and walked in the direction of
the river. On my way | met city police
man and a BOylsn officer. had just
reached the cOrner OF Dryad and Girard
when heard loud report OF shotgun.
and, turning quickly around and looking
tOwarks Basin street, saw the flashes
and heard two or more loud reports. The
flashes came from the front Of the
corner OF Girard and Basin streets. Almost
simultaneously with the reports OF the shot
guns three or four pistol shots, fired in
quick succession from the lower side OF the
street, rang out. The last reports
must have been the Chiefs return OF
the murderous firing" The crime is one
that the Chief and his more intimate friends
have regarded 40 within the range of proba-
bhity tor some years past, and for two or
three years he has a. 'vsy ys been accompanied
by some Trustworthy friend on his way
home.
ton throughout the city, and expressions Of
regret are heard from every quarter. Mr..
IIennessy was fifty years of age and un-
married. Four OF the assassins have beel
arrested and identified as Antonio Schai-
fadi, Antonio Bagnetti, Sebastian lncarl0,
and PetrO MasterO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-17
.IudicinrY Scheme.

The elective Judiciary scheme has re-
ceiyed its quietus at the hands OF the Con-
stitutional Convention, after a debate OF
several hours. The section as reported by
the committee was adopted. The Supreme
Court shall consist Of three judges, any two
OF whom, when convened, shall form a
quorum. The Legislature shall divide the
State into three Supreme Court districts,
and the Governor, by and with the advice
and consent Of the Senate. shall appoint
one judge for each district, provided that
the removal OF judge 10 the State capital
during the term Of his Office shall not rem
der him eligible as his own successor for
the district from which he Is removed, and
provided further that the present incum-
bents shall be considered as holding their
ems OF Office from the Stats at arge.