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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09
CURRENT TOPICS

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than - Sor uss- II sAoS
\ Rn,Su,ox v,,--s>...,-,.- h.Sr s-ss,s,S al.rSst
.selsVe=srIS =5SSsS-=S "a hscyels.
II So-,e western e:.sss ls-tter s-rrsers
poS -.asSe ,szssr r,y,an.ss On bseveIeS
RAF1D sr,oztA Il the anger nails Is
Considered 10 Sniscate soea kealth.
vEEx s.asas-r&se arcSseS and zinseH
eu.r4airs - Wei, zr,e nOyr made oS gas
in Austria
rEk Nz-z-Sa ssssAe. osae os the E,ss
pssz,s-a IN zrr1l tyrs. has Just l~rez
sd ssr ga "a
Tn l.szses ~ .o1at-s q cCer tvCO kaa-
S-Sa giants have h~en cC.ana in yA-sr1s
Parts u Ezrog.e-
rHE United >szrsS y TIE SrS1 cSfr In
The .vOrssls hsS-o--v ~ hSTc three estSss
u oVs- l.ssAsea
AaEzK F. lozxssS. uSo livaS mar
uAllrkA ". Va SSeu-irs,sr s,,- = s-rsSs
and planning aaill
IL N.tara usOzkrsea are alsdwrs ef,
seea asaIrsSs Iesszre IN s.xe-y hour %
s2,lke csgsresscS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09
CARRIER PIGEONS
fsI.srII-snt 10 IL sfaer NJ ta~ tseVrr,
sne-t Ia N.-Ssa-,< In th- SiaVy-

Ysr,srir-ent TO IL sfacc NJ ts,~ Govern
roS-zt Ia ,.rssa=,< nth- saSy-
riurAaslPuIl. lunr The ;ntcsss,
n pigeons as u'c-s-eRCvrs bids fnsr
81 c,attnnc, On Monday ~ CnsI. 1
state Steamship Constellation in lc1y-
ipg Annapolis fo< tho annual f<ae;ics
g-ru.s.. viii ,,rrv AnrRnalis MashiRss-
ton ar,. Rielialqs,l bir.is, which viii =,
lsls.rete,l down the l-at. OF thc .eaPa
and AZ =,.a Pl.ilaaclr,hia Will i, et An
nal.clis n c,asFy f'rssari tAe wtul
brought 10 the naval lcit. M5r Ia
r,rtant than ;kss. hoNcver. : thu ~
ciSirn ~ sicorrc VI Chil6s 10 !, w y
lcft with rsgcons tc= trSsScnser ~'Fyi,N'
in tn, I.ahiic I.e,iger buildinr rgo>ous
hnvc tSas-n uss,i agstcPtatly har ten ysS.f-
past hut always 10 iisoav~nsss-c. Ss
the birds acrr borrowed and nos orsly
unused - the WORK. ''ii, rctsEnCsi 'o
h,,-nes AZ distanoe frYua ths, news cen
tsrs. ana tiu,s wus lost
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09
NINE HORROR.
Tv.onty-Six Burnod to Death In q
kiozioan Mino.
The sarvlvo=s. seeing I.eseas Impaenii',e.
Difcgf Thct- isasr.y - saeiae froF<r-
ty-AII tAe Iarties Responsible Par
m Mzharenisns JndaE ATreSt.

Discgf Thet- i.asrr.y - sssihs rropsr-
ty-A1 tAe Iariies Responsible Far
m management pnaas Arrest.
EAqLr Pas. Tex, june a-FulI plr-
ticrlars Of tie fuenic cl..l mins difas-
ter a. ncarly as oilu he learned arr as
follows
Al o'clock saturday afternoon.
skortly .frer the locpin0tiye left. the
mine WAS di-eoser.i - - on fir,s, and
smoke s.:si a.sl4.es were seen iS.uing
out II the mir shafts. Ah0ut 9Hc-half
81 the ETty mixers were wurking
near the nloln tunnel and thess- made
their s-,-.ps. leaving tFventy-.ix 81
their number 10 perish from the heat
and smoke AMI fr'.GT Tho pqisod.hus
gGsss NA!ch sprcsd ike lightning 10
ever fs-t.uti ~ The ntnr-- Ni=cn IL
was yccn thssi oil ciIuTts were useless
To- r,ssc,;i The iinps;suned miners
every energy was directed ~ saw
ing the property frl.a destruction.
I A hand pump was pla"s, in rs'Si-
( tinn u4i the Esct,ntiid1 river. pips-s were
I lhld into ttN mine aF fur y. my work
cssili IL iorc aaI htce attl.eilsd and
water poured in;e tli,s burning tilnt-ers
I a po-talsc er,gfnc was speedily oh
( tainc,i fr,5a i'i,.irsis Ncgra.s and in
thrcc hczlls The iir,- Svus usti-s g -sitI,L
/ Thcre are twshty- four chaints-rs In tho
miro. and fhe Dad miner Hrc supposed
I Ia lo yvcil "a the frss.t - tho rnin.-;
I At ~ e'eiccis S0niay 0sae t-'Siy had
l-,a r,7c9vs--cd frUni the stenth cham
I tscr, and shortly after inothcr. foartul-
I IL srorchci and blaclgenci was brought
/ Ia tn. surfhre. III. tcnth ci,amt-rr has
I-cn reached. anil asrsl with rcF.S tied
I - their t--iissS 90 effs-t ,hc rtslt.e. arc
] fighting thSir way - WiiCns thc bo-i;cs
of their dead comrades ar, lying. Su-
I ps.rint..ndest tie,slyr SpsNot ventpreil
i IN tcsp far and was overcntne ~ heat
and suieisc lle va, pn~trats,a. hut
wus resyrit,i- II b. t-ciicscd that b
Z Tuesday tiir niins viii IA, caear',i oi
iiIs heat and saaoize which ~ I,r,esesif Il
Z il impossible - CIV ysifh. and thst all
the brdis-s VIII Ia re-apvcrsE All the
n.iueT,. esaT'1y,,d wcrv McHh@lns and
mast = ihcfn hny-e left destitute
fnmit.,-s
I, Is rci,or,g,l that all thc parties ~
sy,c-lsil,ie f,s the management u ths
pins,s. hsvc ls-.n D!ucr.l u1dsr arrrSt-
I-ending an investigation ID tlls
ss.u-s, u the ffsrster
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

RR>ENOSn vs. luze S-SrS Iss7
Dsyss ard hsr Sa=SAscr Winzse Viii
leGvS fcc New EO<S Sa.SessS Earzsz--
Nr, :, AtsFsoa Hays uAc Ear=se,t slae
elGeS. 3aesSser ct tAe Davis fS=5lv.
ami vhsd ) nepzsel 70 he I0ise ueslsliy--,
iaseEsts b1yiIg n Ac-sse N shSs cssv srsi
Sttisg 4 up u \ ressie1se fs- &rS
pevsS Snl ksr 3anzhser VSzzss. NVAea
tbs \ SSo1e they vii sSsSe - skes- ress-
d-1ee As-r an Ease II rA,asr h22S to<
sh.s fetE-a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09
sAIo1Ll AT the FAIR.
Ia,t :. .s-.A.isr AZ the spectacle -Thr Mex
tr4n EahEhat Oren-

tr~n EahEt4t ops0-
W6Erp's FNrE. CHICAGO. June &--rhe
yap.al abiegats. Archbish.,p sAtollL az
;,,-npaniei by Archbishop Fechan. ot
ChicaEo Father 1honsS N"r.,schini.
AMI other Catholic clerrytnen. visited
the Worlds fair Friday morning The
rarty arrived ~ the grounds in car
TiaeeS They. entered the Midway
plAislucc ard wcrc driven slowly that
Mgr, Satollt might view the sights o.
the Midway PassinS into the fair
proi,cr the distinguished Party was
driven south elong the lagoon. pass-
in.- the wo<nen's tuildtng. horticul-
tur5lI. transportation and mines AnIs
mining,
A shnrt stop was usate AZ TIE dor
woy Of each building 10 give Sl-r.
Satolli an opportunity ~ vieNing tA,s,
structure Quite stop was uls,ae on
the administration -plaza IN front -
Maernooies fountain fhc papel Ahse-
gate seemed Los, in wonder AZ ,hs
grandeur OF the scene. The party vas
driven over the lagoon b<ite,e % Ia
Iabs,sa ahbey. Thsy vere nv, =
Vim. + Curtis and Capt BuFt0c. sntt
escorted inrnesliately to the miniature
tusnh Of Columbus where they reuiainssi
several MINUTES After an ho1r's in;
spectf0n II the abbey the party Ners
driven no<th past the manufactures
building 10 the Irish village. where
sasnr time was spent.
The Mexican exhibit In the rrnrrtfsc'
turcrs' and ifberal arts hGiltsns wss
formally opencd Friday TherS wcrS
no speeches or exercises II any Etn'i
| Senior >-errano. ssslcsa.c general frUgu
Nexscsi. aesoaiPanic,i hy ktS staff - a.
siS,nntS, went tn the McSican ssctior
and directed The emPloys1> in charge q
tho sscti0n 10 rcgroye thc ,a,vc-tnss>
frnaa the exhibits After ir,sE~s,,ilii- ;iis
seStion the teEor ard his Tsrty &
I vs.-sss.f
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09
POPLAR TREE
Aad tss SsA.s.ly S-er~s- Ii a~,.a Fs- Es-sy

Aad tss Gh@ssls s<~r~s- 1t a~sa Es- Es-sy
Eear-S
PAnccAH- Ky. June S-A ral>s X
narszAhhe discovery Was nz.slS bT So1z.s
laho-ers en2leys6 81 the SaraOS COua-
y SSrveSor W. : tsholsss- eS the csiar-
" 4 po2SAr tgee secSs Sve tees n
diameter Vas sawed 60u1- 2St IN t6e
ho4lor - Il the renlaiHS - hEz=E
Skeletoa were foGni in = perfect state
u PCese-vRtsCa
ne srSs. to all =pPes<za-s ves PSs--
fcetly >-sand exeeps ahoas ~>-ss f,sss
above tAs sro1al NAe-e tos1S vVere
arQearsaSes thze IL h1s o1oe 5ts~,z
ehopPe1 ilsS, hat the eayisy h11 Ers<a
over, Mr. Gko1sr1 kAs kegs5 tAs
tree fO< fO<sy yesrs> aEa tn k-slssrE vs.s
Obssure4 dzEis< al ,Aese Jsers a.
SANE when il v<&S fellsSE Tse Ps1,-
iay Il sAs sSeletc1 IN ,lss trO,e i >u.s-
psi ~ have hee1 theUslvsS q shie IE-
ssfanS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09
OPEN AeAIN


r@eauSe ths Unstsi Ss1tr- Fans 81 a Dr.
eiStaa -Ih% IaIznrsisa ArataSt a S'as-Siay
Fatr Cnae~tsi~sL
CIrfrNsG. June 1-ArEunent in thS'
ssssss ~ the Governmcnt " the ENhihS-
tion antaozitEes fo-, an iniunctiOn
arains, the opening Of the gates On
Surislav. TvsS eoaclusiet Ertiay-
Friday ranrnin- AttIrney High, oi
b,.half Of the government. rsliiiss sils'
chisiu- address reviewirs: thu srgu-
rnsnts asrSasly atlvAncstl. and Insisting
ursou the absolute character os the sS,V.
crnui,, ntul control
The S-oavt will take the matter uzs,ler
afviSeulent. Il Is doubtful rhesAe- a
ic,,tsioa will b. reaeheSi this WeS;AS-
Ncanwhfle the exposition aDsho-it5es
have SSsl1gSl the usual ncsSs,e 10 is en-
plcyes CONSUMING the opening of tn
gates next SUNDAY,
District Atsc<ney Nilehvf>. s12 b
expected a decision Friday He wos,ls
nCt hazard an opinion aS to tho cutcsslae
Of the case The irn2r-Sssoa rrcvzi,S,
however. among the astoSceyS Ss'
have listened "a the hSarin, that th'
eoar, viii rule that the ecvSrnrseat hsss
no authority ovcr the fair tO the extent
% regulating the hNers and days :!
closing the gates,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09
No CHOLERA
E1-sIl11s,s< CaolId<r Bria<- Ch-erfaI
s.-. Extraordinary PErs.zfi-.< Are
Et-.n< In.krz AAruaA

Ez-sIll1s-s< CaoIId-r Bria<- ChrerfuI
Sc-, Extraordinary frrszs-fsen< Are
It-.n< THkra AArusA
NEw Tos-z. June G-L JefEersoa
Coolidge. eS-lninister Of the United
SeEies 70 France. arrived n NsN YORK
with his family. c1 the steamship La
BoufsogRe- The party sp-az. he night
- the &EErzy Htll hotel- and started
Noltzy nOEning sor their hone in
Bc--oa- y- Cools1ge spoke irseEy TO =
reporter II regard 10 ra-5q-ss trzEs-
Atlantis taqics ot interest 20 A1eEi-
eans -Tae BeArtzg - tri,.anel said
be. -osaii kzrlly se iz.rujyei upSe-
In oCteE % t-eiie in our saro< TIE ~
b1rel vvill haze 20 lag down sone new
Erinripses u in-eraatsunzl hr. and
shink there Is a rery fair prospect OF
ti.-i= doing thiS AEy zsr law forma-
lztsa t.y sheAs w01il unGc1hsedly' be
a-FroT-i b ell he 1asicns interested
Even Il tE-y should 6eeide assainst rs
they '=iii TrObahsy derise sD= means
sllsh = csosea se4snn- fox Instance. b.
Ehich tke SEALS can Se protected ane
pre>eEEeti
.-Tbe arguneats VAL soon be finished
aud thea ths eo2ssderatiu1 viii begin
Ifthe-e ss1ald Be = dizgTeelaeat- tine
roald hzve % bs gr1ntea fu< The Rep-
srstsen q minority repart. or further
I infoSs1ztssz might be csllAd fer For
( tAs-e rezs91s Decision VII hardly
+ be rendered sO- seVs=al xeekS The
Frsaeh take tifsie tHsecess II the
matter. as they are entirelV aIscEbea at
p-vs-zt N their spq1ozchinE circtSuus-
\ new eAa1te- % iepatSes and oeS
Z rressdcn. are - tse -ilosen There zId
* ra-Ey c-su 5iisses i5r The p-eS;S-ney.
I with vh0se relative chznee an scarce
/ Is familiar. CsrnO. sce=zzs 20 ks-e y
/ good = p-osPns. iOE s-ocrS< ss any.
I There = loSy<cial Issue AZ stake in Tie
election. b.; l ssl5eve /, vii show TIA.
the rrqahliszns have hecn making
S,zsdy szias AL over the country
Whsr aisr1t ekossrz=- wzs zS&ea
well. NJ Coolidge reP,ied. no Ooe
IN EurGpe beiicEes there xiIi be any
| cholera. this year. and hardly think Il
eaz ga % Ar1eEsea II the-e should be
The Cuitc,i States eUverumest ha.
plaoci doctors N al ske p-incspa
/ EarDp~sa isz.r-syEatson po<ss. and sAe,
are making exce-fisSiy riSi6 iaSPee
tio1s q inteEafn= iEalg-zstS Iva.
1 p<Ssent 1t c-ss- u the-se exzninasio1s II
Hav-e
The SOve-nuez. 6o-c.1r. The slip
Doctor. the srs. oeicer and anc.hsi
PhysizEan zere AL hani AZ ~Orh- Ever
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

NNSxxyItrx, TeEz. Iuoe S-Tlse srSal
ard ec1vsessC1 u i1lsce JElszS J, ns-
e>Sse. e he Nsz7Ass crsn1Ral cn1-t-
that - Heeo re1l..e Sor several
wcssS e.ssoSe the SsSse seSase Sssssas a.
a eoz<s - szrrnsAzsE. ~ e4css,l an
The ,sese@aaas ssasss cc1xs-es2 C->e
u she sAa-ycS srOaShs zSSlzss Asz
Uere s=Staiae1 ~ a llrce @es'rSsy-
Tks S7IsAag u tAe cr,,<s sers=s hia
frSors ece
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

IszSEc-, Iez2- JCre A-The AFalA-
eheea. rra1 szss ss-s,el Co. 4 IsSs SsOce
zap. XrN. hzS zzass> an aSSizGEezs and
eN-a>e-s o.se-a-Sosrs TAse co2221y AzSaA
esps.sl Ss,s-S 0s ssSaseA Tbe lAhSls-
~ az-e nos A=rS2 Ihe c=z2eGy was
csezs,v aIlS,s E7sh sAe sz.SEeES =1sEls
G c-zr0sr uAses ssilea rrss,sty. IL
s1slsEe = s-csa companies scAS-s =
5,rSc zEzztcr II Assre-s All SseS-
sa,z.s.sls Z : lss-rssSsng s>nziisScz-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

NEE Ys.zx- Jzae s-A special 70 the
WGrsG frez RittSAzrrh SAYS The IN
r-sSssc1 hat tAe EOl-P-'osS.ag Of tAe
cuss= aSzins. IL c EESok snsi
C.Aer Csscsals q she Cazergir
Sseel GO. sao1l1 eS<zy With Il tAe
.r-sEizs x tAe cAarCes sgAiHS1 ehe
strikers X GEssAke. according - tE-e
yssSs-S-s astor1ey. NAO SSys that eaeA
,,.s,e VII h gisS=sos@1 c< ressN-sless u
aEy c,sn-scsslz v-5sh shs sAses 1Ez.zs.
~ s..l,1nre-S
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

LseSpNN. lxz> $-IUeS zzs Sceerss
rSs77rs pay s-zs1 Frs52S n ~ --si =
esils.=I o.s@sess- TAS PEzr EEssay -
crpAcS c1sy ths-sy-SOa- =.s=EscS Tvs
-~RRsSE hss s.sc1e ny - A.Ne3 r-s.ss sAs
1avs pssr eAos-,sa, EcSSrsSs ssSv-o II
sA.e eAsse waS = - ana az=szs ~ p'SE
Sssa<S ~ Heye- Cesre had eAazas 10
tAkss r> hsS cSs.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

ArtANtN. 3Sssc A-As tsAWksNSSst,N
teA., NersAy, MS,C.SsscasS eagSsca il
= SSssS,S MSsA AsS sSSSS,Ne0re oasvse
NsSe, @pa wv NJ sAgSe n>aN o@r Z,
SSp Ass>t tAc SaAa AaA Ss>NsaaSsssAea
IN sessllsc 1sS~A ts.S ssss tsSSte away
NSA,M As,N ana sea AZ leNss tvS ANsarca
yAy,,S .lssiAgS, ~ SoN ~ No gFspsNA
MA GNr wiAA sssNg>r,a ArA j. >ssN =,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

WAsarSsrNN, SSSe S--ls ! Sass AZ
~ Ssate es7S<s=s7s ssAs ~ >ssSs
eSNkaSg ~ III Sc--zzal veSsszssSS2 I ,ssse
os~ SoreSG-scUs II NS=-eS7sS <s,s Ae
sakSa ~ ~ rlsSse'l >sss<s Ssssl =saSs
assasts s>sySSs Sasasl ssvs See& rseSsyssA
frCsn NSssses isasOsS in SoSsrs y tAss
torres - Y<sas>e Ss-Sss WSseA = j. hsSs-S
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

NASEzNSrsS. Inae q >sSresASy C&s~
lisae Ssls IseSsszS S<San ske Sssssr-se-
-aezs - tAs ChoSte~ sS1 ChsckNsa~
Ss4s=S> HsyzaeasS uNSs,e have e>rca se-
S1- ~ Sturdy hss2 I, 10 ESS= iAas
>cc-ssz-y nazsssa ess ma care - taSe
syo1 hsrssesf ,Ae SSsss-<skSa;sy - So
SSsr - ~ saasser SsuxsHsS NJ, Carassssa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

rasa0N, lNec = fAe >.ss,zaAssee w.
SslwNs NSes,sAN,a rrslay n ~ rSSSSssc>
~ M SAscl t.aVsl S,Nc, tkc elsySs,'F 81
naval S~'N>syeNss,Sa aNS osAcS IN \ SS,s-
SSAtS. ~A0 rs>ss,s,sssSSca NJ Si>,s&,sNss :
sssS~N~S lAN VN~SsA diyVA tMAc SssN
w0S s>,wea lAl,N tAS ey,~re~l WAssc ia
N,,Mx w \ NeaeS sNlAaly SsNpAcsSa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

Cls1casszN Iz2e s-NsS4soEczCss RrOs
L Co. yz4vSsS n1akSrS &os-z \ ccG-
-assvasa vaver e-zSsasss <S--sa1r - that
q lts-zazn x ScAaESs-. tAe hAakszsz
sra vsAscA E1ase n 1SS4ya=acGs Sssz--
ts.y. ssssSs sA<sr &cSss 2OasSay asH-
s-c. IAS c-aS=a S~Hs err II sAe eessSa
n III vssys tx HSsesS ard assbalsssos
e-,k ma Sssrs,s
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

ReNr. iune s--A largely attended
popular fes> was hs,ld sunday - ceie-
trat.s the anniversary of the aea;h a
Carifaldi which oS,eurrcd "a june :,
~ Ii Is cstnnated that ennsiieSably
oSrr S.o,o p>ople ;r,lS part 10 the eN,ry-
month aud "a least iiftr soete;ie> Ncre
rcprc4s,itei ly deic-ateS The bands
with accompanied them PlaySd
uatsonal airs which ~ers received with
-n,h,,Ss. s-ls-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

EEASKTozr. KY. J-ne s-The light
ui-E u1zyed zzfai havoc ~ The itsie
town - Swisaer- Eve niles frosa Frank
soS1- FzEr2s- JauaeS ReSssinE. so- his
wife s-t VISITORS. NrS JOAn L,ymen
snt Alexantsr RArhozr. Eere ss-ti1g
"a sfse Src1s pcgch vhrn = bolt Of light
ufn- tsSoszse4 aPoa the coc11ee S0ese
insanity kfIltas Mrs LyH-n. ReeAils
Arsi Fszri---r. Nrs ResSinr. who : IN
= 6sl5czre co15SssOa. USs 50 SAeeSe'i
sh4t hsr re,csv~ry = h2r.Iy pdSsihae-
Thrre cozTscS izy At h-- feet- TAe
hou>.e urzs nos h..z1s,l
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

Csrr ~ MHXicSS Icne s-A case of
horrible cruelty 10 a child IS bcir, in
v,,st;sasei hy tho sa,lorities - this
city, \ wS-ssn namcd Ante i.ss>>.'
was caught in the aes Z applying nj
hos irrriS % the tcsiy - hsr ytght-yVS,r-
old ss,,l. a,i,s V'as arreetel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-09

FHANNtlN, Ny, juno A--lohN Ssln.
san, u tnrmcr ~ this c,Unty, ra,Ngnesl
i,xn hunting. WalkcA into tllc Kitchen,
placcl tho Nusslo VI thv gun ~ his
hcNl, and plllV,l thv trlgwF with his
toN he lcNyes a wlto and sevvEal
chll1ron
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OMAHA. Sch. June $ The NeeraSlSa
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costing tAe wOrld's fair Il il viii bs
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rAs9rt,srVea. W. Va, IuNe Il
Gcoys-c lamcs. ss'ca 81. was found d,'eA
HANGING ~ a raftcr sunday, n, hts
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h,cn ont et wNyk aud havinS larlv
faulty l~c,aR.o dcSponsl,H, and hanged
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dent in c,lrueStissl with sae visit ~ the
S,lltan of lOAoEe : at the P<c>eRs sisse
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and ssaVSs'l is VAl'AgN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-02-19
SHIPPING NOTES.

The blk Hesper left for Port Townsend in
ballast Tuesday afternoon.
The ship Ierom left this port Tuesday
morning for Kahului 10 load sugar for San
Francisco.
The Haw brgtne Geo Fl Douglass, Capt
Jacobsen, will sail for San Francisco to-day
at Ia a with full cargo of sugar.
The schr Moi Wahine brought 2 900 bags
of sugar for the schr Olga She will prOba-
bly, leave to-day or tomorrow for san
Francisco.
The Haw bk w Godfrey, Capt Dabei
arrived Tuesday afternoon. II days from
san Francisco, with a cargo of general
merchandise. She is lying at the o. ). ).
wharf.
The Am tern Eva, Capt Wikman ar
rived Tuesday morning, 20 days from Eu-
reka- She brings 30, 429 feet Of redwood
lumber for Messrs. Levers & Cooke She is
locked at the head of the Oceanic Steam
ship wharf, where she will commence dis
charging her lumber.
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MUSIC FOR THE LtPERS,
Anon. Many Other Gifts sister Ger
trude Receives Piano.

Anon. Many Other Gifts sister Ger
trude Receives a Piano.
A dispatch dated New York February
9TH says: Miss Fowler, known as Sist, r
Gertrude, the intrepid young English
woman who is on her way TO the work Of
ministering to the sufferers in the leper
hospital at Molokai, has been made
happy since her stay in New York.
One OF her greatest wishes has been
granted \ gentleman has ordered a
superb piano, which Will be shipped by
way vi San Francisco 10 Honolulu by
the next steamer.
Many other contributions, among
them being money, have also been r.
ceived by Sister Gertrude. She says
now she would like a typewriter. Sew
eral letters have been sent to Miss
Fowler by ladies who express a desire to
devote themselves 10 The work OF nurs-
ing lepers, making inquiries about the
proper steps 10 take. Miss Fowler de-
sires it known that she deeply appreci-
ates such noble impulse, but she
wishes 10 say, that at present there is
no need OF any more help on the staff OF
nurses in the hospital. She now intends
to start for the Pacific Coast in time to
sail by the steamer leaving there
March Sd.
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr kinau
Feb 1S-For Volcano, j Williams, II g
Lyon. \ Brosseau, Miss Shaw, Mass CARR
son, y r Baker and wife, Mrs Meyers,
Miss Il Lewis, Miss Stowe, Miss O'Brien,
Mrs Tatum, Miss Deiuca and Mrs Deluca
For way ports, T. Bogaut, DR. Lundy, Theo
Fl Davies, Give Davies, A Young, f Hol
stein, Miss +. ID Tenney, Mrs VI r Tenney
w Fl Drummer. c l. Wright and Is deck
passengers.
For Kauai, per stmr Mikahaa, Feb 10
Mrs w II Rice and son, G. ID Bruyle. J
Dickson, J T Colburn, others and 20 deck
passengers.
For Mani. per stmr LIkeiike, Feb 1S-
G p Wilder and wife. Mrs q HOWE, 5
Enrich, F 5 Stotz, Il Bailey, or others
and - deck.
For Honomu, per stmr Kilauea Hou,
Feb IS-Waiter Bywater.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.
VESSELS IN PORT.

u ) ) Nipsic, Lyons, Maui.
L ; ; Mohican. Coghlan, HilO, Hawaii.
am schr Olga, Robin. San Francisco.
Bk Lady Lampson, Sodergren, san Fran
cisco.
Blk Forest Queen, Winding, from San
Francisco.
Blk Andrew WEIGH. Marston, Newcastle.
Bk II Hackfeld. Wolters, from Liverpool.
Am blk & ID Bryant Jacobsen, ) Francisco.
Am bktne John Smith, Hustler, Newcastle,
v > w.
Haw brgt q H Douglass, 4 Jacobsen, 5 F.
Bsl Alex Mcneil, Friis, Newcastle.
Am bktne irmgard, Paul, Port Townsend.
Ship Deanfield Irvine, Liverpool.
Am bktne Planter, Dow san Francisco.
Am bktne ) G Wilder, Griffith, San Fran.
Am bktne Mary Winkleman, Dyreborg,
Central America.
Am ;ern f ) Redfied. Birkhoim, Newcastle.
Am schr Eva, J . Wikman, Eureka.
Haw ok w b Godfrey, Dabel ) Francisco