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Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.


Well, itnot positively the best, one OF the wIses,
Is he who checks disease AZ the start In his OWE
system. In preserving or restoring the heaven,
granted gilt Of health. he deserves profound con,
alteration. Ills example Is worthy to be imi.
tated. The complaints which ail!ci us arc
largely attributable to a want OF lone In The
stomach, cithe. Inherent or inf cted by ourselves
upon that much abused repository Of the food
ment IN Adversely: A wholesome tonic. None
so good, II VT ruly upou experience and testi.
nsny, as Hostettet's Stomach B!tters. Unmed.
icated si!mulAnts won'td do. Regulation, rs well
Us inviSorationp 81 the digestive Wis .cra, is not 10
be effected by ,hesc. Through the ags iey Of ths
slomsch!c named, strength OF the entire system
is acknowledgements 'Snd blliousneS over.
come. Malarial, kidney, bladder aud Rheumatic
complaints arc etad!cated BY this aluary 10.
former OF III health.
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Our life is made up OF mistakes and
the greatest one l ever made was in not
using Loose's Extract Red Clover long
ago. suffered two years, scarcely know.
ing n well day, with rheumatism and
indigestion. had arrived at the conclu.
sion that l was nothing but a trial to
myself and friends. l commenced tax.
ing your fluid extract Of Red Clover, in
fact arrived at the point where l would
take anything any one recommended.
Saw your I'D. and thought I would try
a little newspaper recommendation on
my own hook. Like all other remedies
the first bottle seemed to do me GOOD,
But unlike all other remedies | dis
covered no bad effects from taking it. I
am now on my thirteenth bottle and
though perfectly well. 60 on the sup.
position that il little does mo so much
good, will keep it up.
Very truly yours,
j.. a. EBELING,
Latonia, III.
For sale by Logan Drug Co. D4w
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Tho rendleton Idea Of Joint Discussions.

Tho Pendieton Idpa of Joint Discussions.
The Republican Congressional Com.
mittec Of the First District, on behalf Of
Mr.. Hubbard, sent to the Democratic
Committee, representing Mr.. Pendleton,
q challenge for the Democratic nominee
to meet the Republican nominee In joint
discussion through tho district. The
Democratic Committee replied that Mr..
pendleton's dates had been arranged
aud could not be changed; but II Mr..
Hubbard happened to come that way
Mr.. pendleton would divide time with
him.
On the lth oil October the Republican
Committee replied to the Democratic
communication, saying that after the
18Th Mr.. Hubbard would have some
open dates and would DO glad to arrange
for a series OF meetiIgs-as many as Mr..
P4ndleton would agree t6-each party
u select one.hali Of the places, time to
be equally divided. TO this letter, ad.
dressed to Secretary Jepson, OF the
Democratic Committee, no reply was
received until yesterday, although Secre'
ta.y Jepson had ten days to make reply.
Nor has the letter ever been seen in the
columns OF the Register.
Now appears as 4 special dispatch &c
the Register from Weston q communities
ton in which Mr.. Pendleton tells what
u fine campaign he is making, how deep
ly he Is imprcssing tho people and how
rapidly he iu making converts, and con.
veys also the interesting information
that he challenges Mr.. Hubbard to meet
him at three places chosen by him, Pen.
dleton, at times selected by the same
person.
Hearing nothing from the communities
ton Of the i!h inst. Mr.. Hubbard wen,
on making appointments ahead. Now
he is asked 10 do what Mr.. Pendleton
declined to do-chapge his whole seized.
ule, not to enter on a new programme
mutually agreed on, but to fall in with a
programme agreed on by John o. Pen.
dleton.
The ISrELLIGEScsR does not know
what response Mr.. Hubbard will make
to this peculiar challenge. What
he should do is to go right on with
his dates as now arranged, and il Mr..
P%endleton happens 10 come along where
he is, divide time with him.
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WHAT fine gentlemen are the Presi-
dent OF the United States and the Count
OF Paris. The one delayed his coming,
the other haatened his going, each 10
save the other tho embarrassment Of q
meeting--all because the Count OF Paris
pretends to tho demolished throne oil
France. pshaw! Neither the President
nor the Count had any reason to fear a
meeting and probably neither did. But
the gossips must gossip.
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"OLIvE Blossom" is not a patent med.
icine and should not be so considered.
It is the discovery OF the celebrated DR..
France, President Of The France Medi.
cal Institute Co., of Columbus, 0. It is his
private prescription, and has been sue
cessfully used by him for years in his
large practice. Sold by Logan Drug
Co., G. R. Goe!ze, W. W. Irwin, W. Z.
Williams, G. Schnepf, G. Menkemeller,
W. G. Armbright and W. Ii. Williams;
NJ. ". Heinrich, ]. w. Darrah, Rolston
4 Co., Martins Ferry; Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wyrick, Bellaire; St.
Clair Bros, Benwood. D4w.4
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a WHEELING policeman is dismissed
because his superior does not considcr
him n mar Of good moral character.
Then the Council sivest the ex%-policeman
n license to run Il liquor saloon, not.
withs.anding tho law requires that the
applicant who gets a license shall be o
person OF good moral character. The
Council is less particular about these
things than the Chief Of Police is.
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tax?'E Eth

GERMAN DAY in its second edition
WAS us great 4 success as in its first,
with the greater advantage OF a perfect
autumn day. The attendance was fine
and the speeches were worthy OF the
occasion.
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Cant. Is. Il. Dovrncr'. appointments.

Clsrlsburg, Harrison county. Oct. IS. $50 p. IN
Weston, Lewis county, Oct. %, | p. H..
Lewis county, Oct. q, and q.
Sutton. Brsxton county, Oct n.
West Union, DoddridSe county, Oct. IS, | p N
New Cumberland, Nov. 3, 7:3O y. IN.
shiurston. Harrison county. Oct. q, 1890 p. m
Pleasant Valley, Marshall county, Nov. /, Sat
INLAY n nj
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Real Estate.
For Sale.


800.
-Four lots on Charles and High streets, with
Eve rooncd house, 81, 5CO.
Two l0N, with three roomed house, on EOI
street, north Of Eleventh street, Sgj0.
House, 1863 Woods street, Tour rooms, sl,0l.
House. ISL Market street, nine rooms, $500.
Three houses. Sixth ward, s.! 100.
House, 2il0 Woods street, four rooms, $1,000.
House, 9H North Front .ticet, seven rooms,
$l.5OO.
uoute, eeG2 North Front street, six rooms, $1,000.
House, 1888 Woods street, four rooms, $3.50.
Fourteen lots In Fifth ward, FilRn, Why,e and
Gallagher addition, $500 to 500 each, or SO and
$l0I for half lots.
Two lots on Charles street, 5000 each.
Hall lot on Eotr street, Sixth ward, 81 COD.
building site, "a feet front, on Chapline street,
north OF Twenty.e!ght street, 81, leo.
Lot on Moyston street, east end OF Twenty.
seventh street, 81, 100.
Halt lot o lsame, $3.50.
len ac.es, with seyen.roomcd house, half mile
east oil Triade!phia, 81, 700.
TSeniy.6ve acres. 4 miles east Of city. sand.
stone quarry opened. with three houses renting
a. s0 per MONTH limestone and coal In same,
$500.
Elghty-1ve acres two miles east OF city. SIC, eco.
Farm. $50 acres, at SIS per acre, three lou:ths
Of a mile from Sherrard.
Sayeral farms 10 trade for city property.
5. NESBITT, JR.,
OCl3 l730 Marriott Street
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DIED,


PokTEE-At West wacelIng. Ohio, on Tucsday,
Uctooet u. 1870. a. 9 O'Clock p. M, Mrs.
SakHiE PORTER, daughter OF John and LizzIr
Dietrich, III her 2oIh year.
Funeral services At the residence OF her narcnts,
IN West Wheeling, Thursday afternoon at i
O'Clock. Friends Of the family arc invited
to attend. lntetnen, at Ltnwool esmctorv.
We trust che Is In heaven. as she cave he.
III was 50 sudden" our white lips said.
Who takes the place OF the precious one lied,
God kuoweth best
1--WE know He watchc, tho SPARROW tina, fall:
iieais me sad cry OF the srieved hearts that call
ftlehus' husband, parents, He loyeth them All.
netsust dcd Tor the rest"
FESoT-on Wednesday, October Is. 1891. a, .
ociosS q. m, SAMUEL, infant ION o. John n.
n a. u. Fendt, aged 6 weeks. -
Funeral from tho residence OF his parents. M
iol Market street, this tThur,dayj stternoon
at . O'Clock. Friends OF the family arc re-.
specially invited to attend. lu,crmcnt a,
Greenwood cemetery.
LuCAs-on Tuesday. October Il, 1890. a, ,.so
O'Clock, p. m, I0IS T., Infant child Of D. +.
and the late Louisa D. Luc,s, aged 5 months.
Funeral services at the residence OF Charles
%EIsennacht, No. 50 Sixteenth street, on
Thursday afternoon at . O'clock. Friends Of
the family invited to attend. Intesment a,
Pe~pin.ulRr cemetery.
DlNOS-on Wednesday, October Is, 1890, a,
1880 O'Clock a. M, Mrs. JENNIE DIXON
known as Nellie Martin, aged 70 years.
Funeral notice hereafter. q
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Loosc's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding. Itching, Ulcer
ated and Protruding Piles. Price Soc.
For sale By Logan Drug Company. paw
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GOVERNOR CAMPBElL is making n fine
exhibition of nerve. The harder the
aangsters kick the more heroic they
make the Governor appear.
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Many Persons arc broken
down from ovcswori or household cares.
Browns Iron Bittcrs Rcbuilds tho
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile,
md cures malaria. Get the genuine.
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THE new law put u tariff Of four dollars q ton
on hay. How much more docs hay sell for now
than Il did before the iarlit WAS put onT-fa'E-
erIHry Sentinel.
Then it is not true that "the tariff ia a
tax ~ Eth?
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Hon. G. W. Athinson's Appointments.

Pennington, Oct. l5, at . y. NJ.
Grafton, Taylor county, Oct. l6, 100 p. m.
Cameron, Marshall county, Oct IS. . p. nj.
SherrHrd. Marshall county, Oct. ". ~. N.
Sand mn, Marshall county. Oct. q, 2 !; IN.
New Martlnsville, Wetxel county, Oct. %.
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For Sale.

A modern seven.roomed hou,e, No. l6 VIZ.
sinit street, one half square from Suspension
bridge. Fine location.
A property that will make a very pleasant
nome AZ No. 40 South Broadway, near V!Ig InIl
Paying inyestments-the property southwest
corner Broad way and Zane streets, three dwell.
1900.
Property northeast corner OF Maryland and
Noith Huron streets. Two dwelling houses
win ground enough for a third house. This
property is In such u location that will increase
very rapid In value, 5000.
BUILDING LOTS.
In The most desirable locations on the Island
from ss59 up.
One lot left on south side Fourteenth street,
s.oo. Your last chance to buy a South Front
street lct, " feet front. East side runs 10 river.
FARMS.
A splendid 52.acrc farm on Fairmont pike, two
nours drirefrom this city, has 100 bparing frIi,
low. A'
Vegetable farm, six miles from this city.
lWenty-oue acres OF the best land IN Ohio. FIVE
Minutesl walk from depot. Land will produce
anything that srowS In this climate.
wy acres, near Aoundsvlilc, for 81, 26Q, and 9th.
els' II these do othuit.
c. o. SMITH.
ot 4 1gpg Market s,rnat.
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Louisa soudcrmann, administering Of he estate
OF William sondernaau, deceased, com plain.
ant,
Henry Miller, Charles WcItzel, trustee; Lena
Fredericts. Henry schmulbach, Emma L, Eon.
dermann, William A. SondermanR, Edward C.
Sondermnnn, George d. Sondermann, stella
Nay Sondermann and the Dollar Savings Bank,
defendants.
In the Cirauis Court OF Ohio County. West
Virginia. In Chancery.
By virtue OF an order entered In the aboys en-
titled cause on the 9th day OF October, 1897, II /,
referred TO the undersigned Commissioner Of
sad court, to take, state and report as follows:
tirst-TheR amount and value OF the persopal
and real estate owned by tho said William Son.
dermann at the time Of his death.
sScond-The amount Of the liabilities owing
by the said William Sondermann at the time OF
his death, TO whom owed, with their respective
amounts and prioritiGs.
Third-To settle the accounts OF tho admins.
tratrlS OF tho said William Sondermaun, and 10
ascertain the amount, II anything, the estate Of
said William Sondermann owes the plaintiff,
aud also tho value Of her dover right In the real
estate owned by tho said William sondermann
at the time Of his death.
F~ourth-Any other pertinent matter or thing
any Of the parties In Interest, or the said com.
missioner, may require.
Notice Is hereby given that the underlgncd
has fixed upon Monday, the LIST day OF December,
and bis office, No. l4e4 Chapline street, In the
city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West VirInIn,
as the place at which he will proceed to ascer.
tain aud report the several matters In tho said
order Of reference required.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF October.
1890. GEORGER. Z. GiLtHRlST.
Solicitor for Complainant, ocI6.1h
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A TOUCH Of frost Is thought to have
bitten 4 slice GU. Of next years peach
crop,
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The poor music composer is like the
man without credit. He can't get any.
one 10 take his notes.
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supply the nCOds OF the wuge-earners

NHU TIUUuNu ---
These things are OF higher moment
than anything the Free Traders are
taking about in connection with the
new tariff. They make for tho Indus
trial Independence OF the United States
Of America.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

No. Is South Huron street, frame, 81 1000.
80. Is south Huron street, frame, S1tW.
frame dwelling. corner North Front mud
hSShlGefy STREETS. Islam, lot 75xl50 feel, $3.50.
70. lS6E Fourteenth street, 5000,
no. ISL Eoff street, frame, S!,GOO.
70 " " Main street, s rooms, brick, $500.
10. !SoTwclith street, frame, $3.50
70 80 Ky byron street, brick, Sl,S00.
W. * Eleventh street, brick, 5000.
no. ~ Chapline street, frame, 5000.
No. III ALLEY. H., frame, si,00.
90 ES!e Chapline street, frame, $3.50.
&c. ~ south broadway, fine brick, $1,000.
No. !. Maryland street, island, frame s3,5O0,
~ ~ - 9 jersey street, frame, so,iQO,
80 Ivy south Broadway. Island, frame. $3.50.
~: y Lahe st., Island. frame, $500.
lntee room frame house on South Huron
Eeidence az Leathcrwood, frame, Si.so'
rtaue dwelling Oh North York street, sI.5Oo,
F PrIta pSiek residence. 70 Thirty. irSt ST., $500.
ms Ferry, Ohio. O'I f''s''
/: RlNEHART & TATUM,
,e,s Real Estate Agents,
1874 Market street.
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WHEELING, OCTOBER lO, 1890.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

ron JUDGE or THE COURT OF ArFkALSi
HON. +. 81. REYNOLDS.
OF Mineral County.
TOR cOsGRps.
FYra 8Mnkl-w. j. HUBBARD,
OF Ohio County.
Second Didhd-GE0RGE HARTMAN,
OF Grant County.
Third Dfadt-THE0pIllLuS GAINES,
OF FGyeitc County.
Fourth Diirio-ClIARLES u. SMITH,
OF Wood County.
yuRc LYnx or THE COUNTY COURT,
RICHARD ROBERTSON.
ron CLERK or THE CIRCUIT COURT,
3. l.. DRlCE.
YoR STATE SENATE,
n. 4. WHITAKER.
ron HOUSE, oY DELEGATES.
". II. HEAREE,
DASL. HAXwRLL,
CHARLES MoRSlSG5TAR,
JOHN CUMMISs.
Election, Tuesday, November
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CTOCKS, BONDS AND REAL rs.
- TATE FOR SALE.
STOCKS BONDS.
Is shares Wheeling leo and Storage Company.
20 shares Riycrside Iron Works.
20 shares LaBelle Iron Company.
10 shares Benwood Iron Co.
10 shares Belmont Nail Company.
REAL ESTATE.
The south half OF lot IS, North Main street.
The Laughlln residence. South Chapl!nc 81.
Lots |, = and 3, Gilchrist's addition, North
Front street.
South Cha1linc street building lot.
Two one Rcic lots In LeathcrwOod.
THOMAS O'BRfEN,
". T. & T. Co.. Real Estate aud Stock
broker. Office. Room l, Reilly Building. Mat.
ket street. TELEPHONE 500. Ocit
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CTOCKs FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
5,hares Belmont Iron Works.
20 shares LaBelle Iron WORKS.
10 shares l,cnwood Iron Works.
% sha,cs Jencrson Iron Works.
20 shares Riverside Glass Company.
10 shares Wheeling Ice mud Storage Company.
50 shares bank Of the Ohio Valley.
X. g.. IRWIN, Broker.
oc9 No. q Twelfth Street.
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" know He waschc, tho spa,rows tina. fall:
FRIENDS, husband, parents, He loyeth them All.
We tEuSt GCd for thu tastM ~
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New Advertisements.

FL1ZABETH TAYLOR, STEE0.
~ GRAPlIER and. Copyist, No. ID7 Main
street. Wheeling. ". Va. ocl3e
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Y. M. c. A. COURSE
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

touisa sondcrmann, Administrative OF he estate
oil nillism sondermaan, deceased, com PLAIN.
ant,
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GniTbieoen WirkCam.

%ertOpilag &cpiidmer3 uuO Uiele Oumit
perlrauote arauttcitSs 6Ormeu sebOrcu gu
Den notiiritAcU SOlsen ciuer St0ruug i'm
Ytagen, IN Der 2eber uno ben @eodrmer,
mo lOiitn ib BURG Die auwcuOung bon
Agcr'5 &iGeu Eeilcu. u. -. StrOut BON
YIcahpiCc, IA, idyrcibt: SD mar Sabre
lang wit llHUcro4ullhreit, Sartlcibi9tett
mlO &opidmcyi gcQudlt. Gin Sha4tel.
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IDer's Yillem

itCatc meine @ciur0Actt mieocr Der. SD
babe ~0ciunOcH, oaB ie INNER cnti4ieOen
Wirtiam iinS." SltUsr Darling bon @reeu-
pile, Tenn. itrcibt; .ayer'S Yiaeu Fno
fir mid cine grOBe 8Obltbut gCWeieu. Sie
bctlteH mth BON eincm Utageus uuo 2cber.
lcIoeH. baS mid Sabre lang geqWdlt bate"
Grains SoUt5Uortb uOn Bath, Uie.,
'frcibt: SD lag al eiuem bcittgen Ser.
oauungS llCbel barnicOcr. Hadoem ib cine
@niabl bon 2~lrSrcteH Ucrgebltt eiugenoms
men, lteB ib mid iulett bcrcOeu, etueu
&crigh nit Agcr'5 Yilleu 81 MAIDEN, uuo
faum bate ib lmct S6G6tel6eu Der.
brauht, 10 lpor ih UoGtommu gcbetlt."
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Vrsis, 25Gsnts; In allen EsntSsfs ~ tabsn.
THE CHARLES A. VoGELER CO., Baltimore, Nd.
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g. S. Oceanic.

AS stated in Wednesdays edition the
steamship Oceanic 3,SOS tons, Com
mander w. M. Smith, arrived at l
o'clock that morning from Hongkong
and Yokohama. Left Hongkong March
18th and Yokohama the 22d. Had mod
crate to fresh E. S. E. winds with
rough choppy head sea the entire voy-
age: Time of passage from Yokohama,
II days hours. The Oceanic brought
!29 Chinese passengers and $50 tons of
freight for this port and had large
number OF passengers in transit. She
lett Tor San Francisco Wednesday even
ing, carrying mail from the Post Office.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

Fsner lwalani arrived on Wednes-
ng with SIP bags of sugar for
Veaafeld.
loSohama, per S Yamashiro
aEArchdeacon Shaw and Mrs.
lW Japanese immigrants.
aler Mary brought 500 bags OF
hanalei, and the schooner
SoagS OF sugar from Kohala.
aler Oceania Vance has been
NE Esplanade to the head of
Wharf, where she will receive
siGan tern Excelsior which was
b easa 4 from this port on Wednes-
w townsend, will leave some
.'allan bark w. B. Godfrey will
l%elylng sugar on Monday al
i. NAL Nal steamship wharf. The
Monday. '"s
DCah oarkentine Discovery will
|s h. francisco to-day with IL, $50
81 m dnd $50 bchS bananas, valued
~ ile shippers are H. Hackfeld
/ ~ oags OF sugar, and Campbell
NO, $50 bchs bananas.
R ,an5ln schooner Rose Sparks
JI-aIlut, arrived at this port OF
Gays from San Francisco. TIL,
|on NJ !. g : pound to Jaluit, South Sc,
ia aishIng expedition. She cam,
(ma NO luel and water. The Spark.
AeI voyage early this morning
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Reward of $500.

WHEREAS, At OR ABOUT B oo TWO Q
February, 1890, Mr.. Ng Ngong of the firm
of Kwong Lee Yuen Co., was seriously
Wounded with q knife or other sharp in
strument by certain person who felon-
iously broke and entered into the dwelling
house of the said Ng Ngong in the rear of
the premises of the said KwOng Lee Yuen
Co. on Maunakea street, Honolulu, ID. l. /.
Notice IS hereby given that a reward of
Five Hundred Dollars ($50O) will be paid
bv the United Chinese Society to any per-
son or persons who will give information
to the Police which will lead to the appre-
tension and conviction of the guilty party.
Per Order. YIN QUON.
Secretary United Chinese Society.
Honolulu, March 5, 1890. Slim
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Death of a Survivor of the Nuuanu Pail
Massacre.

Death of Survivor Of the Nuuanu Pail
Massacre.
In the Nupepa Kuokoa of March 22d,
is reported the death on February 10th,
of an aged woman at Waimanalo, named
Kahemolele, who remembered the Pail
slaughter of 1871, and who must there
fore have been not less than 1O4 years
old. Her father went to the fight, but
escaped. The earliest fugitives from the
massacre at the Nuuanu Pail, gave the
a'arm, and the women and children fed
to the mountain precipices to hide. Ka-
hemolele was able to walk, but remem-
bers her mother carrying her on her
back, strictly forbiddlng her to cry, lest
the pursuing victors should find them.
Many little ones crying, were for that
reason abandoned by their parents and
slaughtered; and many persons were
traced out by the cries of their children,
and slain. After the fury of the battle
was over, general protection and Sc
curity (Mamalahoa) was ordered by Ka-
mehameha, and criers summoned the
fugitives from their hiding-places. Ka-
hemolele lived certainly under eight
kings, and possibly nine, namely, Kahe-
kill, Kalanikupule, the five Kamehame-
has, Lunalilo and Kalakaua.-[Friend
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-03

The purser of the Oceanic has the
thanks of the ADVERTISER for a report of
the voyage and passenger list.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-03

There will be confirmation service in
ST. Andrews Cathedral this evening at
7 o'clock. The Bishop of Honolulu will
lay hands on several candidates.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-03

We are requested to state that the
rumor to the effect that the Peoples Ice
Company has increased it's rates of
charges for ice is unfounded. The rate
of one cent per pound, adopted January
LIST last, is still in force.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-03

The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of Representatives of the Homo
lulu Fire Department will be held this
evening at the Bell Tower at 7:3O
O'Clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-03

Three stokers and private belonging
to IL. B. M. S. Champion are being
looked for by the police. They have
broken their liberty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-03

The S. S. Australia is due at noon to-
morrow from San Francisco, and the
Mafiposa should be along in the evening
from the Colonies en- route to San Fran.
cisco.