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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17
PAINTER!

IF you want First-class Job of Paint
i ing of any description done, call on
the Practical Painter, J. L. MEYrV ouly.
Fort street 1870. Z, o. Box 3S7. Mutual
Telephone CO.. l56 If
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17

KAN Yong wants call men to know"
that he has sold to Kan 10y the taro
on land at Kauluwela.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17

EXTRAORDINARY are our facilities
TO fill all orders for Fancy Creams,
Charlotte Russes, Roman Punch, Nea-
politan and Tutti-Frutti Ice Bricks
and Fancy Pastry Ware, etc. Special
designs made to order at the elite
Ice Cream Parlors." 0lw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17

LADIES, attention! N. s. Sachs,
l04 Fort street, is selling all silk,
satin edge, watered ribbon, No. )
for 81 cts, a bolt; No. Z, 80 cts. bolt;
No. 9, $125 a bolt; No. II, 81 rs a
bolt; ladies doing fancy work should
not miss this opportunity Of getting
ribbon at half price. DIV
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17

FURNISHED rooms in private family
are wanted.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17
WANTED

Clio 000 HAWAIIAN Govern
PlUsOOO ment Bonds at par.
O. A. STEVEN,
272 lw Cor. Fort & Merchant SITS.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17

WILDER's Steamship Co. [L'dl has
elected the following officers: w. q.
Wilder, President; J. F. Hackfeld,
Vice-President; S. B. Rose, Secretary
and Treasurer; w. f. Allen, Auditor.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17

THE Tramways Company are about
to extend their Saturday 15-minute
service as far as the Palama terminus,
cosamencing on Saturday next. The
hours during which the cars will ruin
every Is minutes will be found in our
advertising columns.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17
WANTED

FURNISHED Rooms In private family
l. by man and wife with privilege of
light housekeeping. Address &c. H.
NJ" this office. 272 2ts
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17
t0~ CUT THIS OUT. -asa

On SATURDAY, Nov. 2lst, and
every Saturday thereafter cars will
leave the Palama Terminus every Is
minutes from II Al A. NJ. until 9:l7
P. M, the intermediate cars running
as far as the Rifle Range, Pawaa.
They will also leave the Rifle
Range, Pawaa, for Palama, every Is
minutes from III ;38 A. NJ. until 3S
p. M.
The half-hourly service between
Palama and Waikiki will remain as
heretofore. 272 5t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17
HONOLULU, II. l.,
November II, 1891,

HONOLULU, IL. l.,
November Ii, 1891.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN We
the undersigned, parents of Maria
Benevides, hereby give notice to all
Agents to Grant Marriage Licenses
within the Kingdom, that we have
refused our consent to the marriage
of our daughter with Jose Fern andes,
in accordance with the power given
to the parents by Section 1891 of
Compiled Laws, our daughter being
under eighteen years of age.
JOSE BENEVIDES,
FELOMEDA BENEVlDES.
272 3t*
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17
TUESDAY, NOV. II, 1891.

ARRIVALS.
Nov 10
Schr Ka uae Hawaii from KOolau
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-11-17
ELECTIO> of OFFICERS.

Witness: w, @. Achi. 272 1T
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
Gine Seuersbrunit
mutbete Sreita9 III oem 6dhrunes'
hauie Der vSartbolomae &
Roofing" 8rauerei.
Die Gefahr fir Ole Roupteebduoe eIidli9
befettist.

0ur6 Sunfen aus benz gro6en S6or1z
ffetn DurDe Sreitag Weorgen baS 9a6 oes
@GbrnngSraumeS bon 8artbolomae &
9toeitngs 8raueret an Der @de Der II. uno
Grotp1 StraBe in Brano 8eiteGt. Mls Gle
Teuerpebr etntraf, ltano oaS Dad bereits
III beuen Tlomu1en, uno lofort pur0e elm
5tpetter Niarm abgegeben. Der nit oelnz
lelben eintreffenoen 0erltdrtung fonnte oas
ner0eerenoe Clement ntdt LANCE ptberlteben,
un0 tnnerbalb elmer balben StInoe mar
ale @efabr fir bic angren3enoen 6aupteez
bGuoe geboben.
Sn benz @ebdu6e, in bent bas Seuer ousz
brad, 1tanoen rteitge 8ebdlter nit 8ier,
oas i'm @dbrungspro5eiie begriffen mar.
Ser eole @erltenIaft muroe Our6 &au6,
gSalier nno fallenoe Sriimmer p%ouitqnoig
peroorben. NuBeroem ftarben in benz
Jtatme etne Wfenge gefiater, gum Gerlano
beretter Td1ler, un0 oiele lperoen fetuen
S6aoen erlttten baben. 0as Dad unO
baS oberlte Stodnerf Des @sbGuoes tpurben
%DolltGnotg 5erit0rt uno piele Wal6inen
uno lonittge @~e9enitduoe 9ebrautbsunfdbig
9ema6t.
6err 8artbolomae l6Gbt leinen 8erluff
aut 5000 Der aber boil ourd 8erii6cs
rung geOedt lit. 6err 8artbplomae lit Der
Nnii@t, baB Die i~ofortise Qnmenoung Der
IN Der 8roueret tets in 8ereiti9aft eebals
ter1et Sol6apparate, DieI baau beigetragen
bat, Elm lpeiteres kindergarten Der 6lomz
men 81 Derbtnoern. WGbreuo oas SSeuer
tn Der 8rareret Diitbete, tpuroe eil sDeiter
Brano aut Dem S1inoeloahe Des bo[b aug
5ol5. balb aus Stein erbauteu 6aules $50.
30 Solution StraBe entoedt, Der mabrz
l1et1lt6 ourb Sunfen, Die BON Der
Srauerel blnitbergeflogen iparen. berporgez
rltfer1 tporoen mar. @tnige StrDme
Wa11ers g%enigten, UNI bier ben Slammen
ben @araus gu MAIDEN. Ser S00oen tutr6
500 nibt iberlteisen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
IS. :. Q1aoruoer. i

gilbert SDbneD Solution Masru6er, ges
boren am 4. NpriI 1862 81 Baton &ouse,
3d., lit am 16. september in ietner Wobs
nung, @de GaB un0 Ohio StraBe, geitors
ben. @r mar Elm Sohn bes Brofeiior SO.
$. sc. Wtagruoer, elmer Der %befanntslten
untoeriitQtSlebrer Des Gibens. Setn 8ruz
Der lit Der 9so6tete Sberri6ter W~fa9ruoer.
Der 8eritorbene beitano 1881 iein algemets
mes @ramen on Der @anOerbilbt rnioerits
tot 5t Naibpile, Senn., fam 1883 na6
@bicago uno ituoirte bier unter 2ettung bes
8ruoers Sura. @r tplroe 1887 5ur 9tedtSz
praris 3u9elaien unb befleiOete Oann bic
Stelung zines iuriitiihen 8eiitanoes fur
Die @runbeigentbumsftrma g. &. @roB.
9onnerita9 Na6mittag uni 2 ubr fan6
Die Se%ltattung auf benz Jtoie6ta Srie0bofe
1tatt uno 5tp0r bon Der Wobnung 0es Gt6z
terS Wfagruoer aus, Z Waibiugton YlaB.
Ser Geritorbene ipurbe megen ieineS @ez
mics al9emein %betpunbert uno ct benuBte
lsine SGbigfeit ebrli6, I'M letn 8iiien gu
bereibern. 9abei bate er einen liebensz
tplrot9en @baratter unb mar ein treuer @ez
fGbrte leiner iungen @attin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

grapben[inien ni6t gu buL6en un6
an ben @ren3biitritten bon t6ep6 ma6t
it6 eroBe 8eiorgniB seltenO.
gu gtewhang lit Or. @reig, elm Wfiis
iionar, bon ben Solbaten ermorbet tporben
uno Der SAL lit 6errn Option, benz britt>
iben Gonlul lbergeben. Wtan glanbt, bic
Sahe lit cine ortlt6e uro bat nit eebeimen
@eieQl6aften 9tidts 5u tbun. Sic 8erihte
bon Soo6on iiber Die Gr,norbung bon bret
t~peiteren WtiitonGren i'm Sberlanoe err
tpeiit ft1 als Mnrihttg. Ser oeuti6e r0z
mii6>tatbolil6e 8tihof bon Sbantung lit
BON 8eting na9 2ientIin suriGgefe6rt
uno bert6tet, baB gu Sung Gbang ibm ges
1agt babe, Die Nufitdn0e tpdren nur Die 8or>
lGufer bon 9r0Beren unruben unb COB ibm
81 Derlte6en, DAB CT in ieinen Nnipriiden
nah letner 9tiiGfebr mdBig auftreten lple.
- 9te ttaltenti6e GorOette Goltumo, Die
ben BefeDl erbalten bate, mad Stalten
%3urll3ufebren, bat bonn ttoltenil6en @ez
l1noten IN Eefin9 auf unbe1tim1mte 3eit
@~ege9enbefebl befomme1 uno miro in @r>
tDartung bon l1nruben bier bleiben. =
@u9lano bat etnen NIT Sruppen uno
&anonen belaOenen 9ampfer na6 Sihang
ab9elanot. = Der 8erliner Correspondent
oes 2onoDner STANDARD berihtet, baB benz
ocutl6en cuspdrtigen Nn1t in oet legten
Sa9elt beunrubtgenoe 9ta1ri6ten augeganz
gen Itno. 9ana6 lit China unfdbia, Die
Den Bertretern 0er auStDGrti9en WtGdte
gertabten Verlpre6ungen, tDona0 tie Die
Mnfibrcr beItrafen moIte, gu erfiiuen. IS
tptr0 Detter beric6tet, 0aB bas @erii6t,
tpona6 Srantrei6 un0 GuBlano ii6 BET
einem %gemeinian1en 8or9ebcn Der Wfd6te,
ioIte oa1ielbe n%otbtDenotg letn, nt@t be-
tbetligel tperbe, auf unma1r6ett berubt.
Serner beiBt eS, baB 0eutl6lan6 feline
fSlotte IN ben 6tneitiden @epGllern ners
ftGrfen miro, 10 b0B eS bouitdnoig i'm
Stan0e letIl tptro, bic Deutlden untertba1en
ooer oere1 @tgentDun1 ST. bel6iBeu. Ser
Scatter gStlbelm bat NIT Doer obne Inter
filming BON brtttihen o0er fran3oitl6en
S6tffen etn @el6tpdDer angeboten, UNI Der
dtleltlGen 3eglerung cine oiplomattlde
8ertretung aut3ujtDtn9en. Ser fran50ltl6e
W1tniiter beS @ustpGrttgen beabli6tigt cine
gen1einiame 0emonitatiDn in Sientitn. 9te
6tneltbe 9eianotl9aft in 2orDon bat Die
DDQltGnOt9ite Geritberung erbalten. oas
Die dil1eItlhe Jtegterung i'm Stanoe lit, Die
fremoenfetnDli6en @lemente gu unterz
Drii6en, unD oaB lie bereit lit, S3aOsns
eriaB gu Ietften.
Nu6ereurop6tf9es 2llerIei.
Na6 bon Seooa6 bonn "a. Nuauit etnz
9etaufenen Briefcn, lit Die Go0tenliite unter
ben 8il9ern na6Dtefta in Sol9e oer@6oIera
srOBer, als ie 3uuor. Die Seb0rben nebmen
al, oaB tpdbreno bieies 8ilgerauges 11.000
Btl9rimme oarau 81 @runOe gegan9en itno.
!3ur 3ett ais Die 8riefe abgeianot puroen,
mar Die Seude nouitdnoig oerl6munben.
- Inter ben Wtannihaften Der en9lil6en
&rtessi6iffe STARVATION" unb uJtebSreatt"
itnO 35 @%rtranfunqen un0 Is EooesfGue
an Der G6olera norgefon1men. @egentpGrs
ti9 lift Die Seude erlofden, benin peOer in
Der Stabt, nod i'm 6afen eiebt es einen
GbolerafaQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
August
Flower"

Sn Mal6en : on : tie SUBS
SDspepTa+ ion, 81. g., uobntein Serrl
Namens captain q. q.
Bareis, tpel4er uns einen 8rief geldrieben
bat aus benz berOorsebt. baB er ii6 cine
Wfeinung iiber man6e Sa9en eebilbet bat.
unb bies 1T mas ct iagte:
vS6 babe ibre greparation qenannt
&uguit SlOtper ieit iieben ooer adt eSabreu
in meiner SalniIie 9ebrau9t. sic lit imz
mer in meinem 6auie gu finben, unb mir
balten fte fir bas Bette NtttteI segen llnperz
oauli6feit un6 8erz
ttnnerSaaIi1fcit. itopfung, wel6es
mir iemalS 9ebrau9t
baben. Wetne Srau 1T nit 0pspepIia bes
lditigt uno bat 81 .3eiten nah benz @fien
lebr bel S6meraen aus3uiteben. Die
&usuit Tloper aber beilt fte BON ibrenr
2ei0en. Ntetne Sruu iast bdufig, tpenn i9
mad Der StaOt gebe, ,9ir itnb obne @usuit
SIoiper. urD t6 6enfe, IS
0erfopfmn8. lit gut, tpenn Ou mieoer
cine Tlai0e mitbringit.'
SD bin ebenfaus nit llnperbauli9teit ges
plaat, unb penn INNER bies Der Sal 1T,
nebme i6 Elm ober snei G6eel0ffel boil Dor
benz @fien, fir Elm ooer 8pei Sage, unO ale
8el6tper6en ftno beribpunben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
5raa pYf f@Idet ben 2lnereifer ibres
Wannes nte0er.

<ttNibILS9 htSOCLO
8or GINGER 3eit bate Tran3 Nei3eI, Elm
IN gto. 603IbroopItraBe tDobnbafter B06n1e,
ieine S0tpte9ermutter Trou S. Bpf, 675
T~broopltraBe, erluht, tbm cine Sun1fne
entipro6en u1o, tDte 9tetaeI behauptet,
Srau BDfe bebauptet isbo6 Oas @egentbeil
unb aus bteiem Miberlpru9 Der 8ertpanos
ten ergab it6 cine bittere Sein0idaft, pelde
WtttUo6ylutosrgieBen CUR Tolge bate. SIS
i6etnt, oaB Srau BDf CUR WtOroertn an
tbrem S6niegerlobne getporoen lit, benin
berlelbe ltegt boffnungslos NIT elmer ge<
fGbrlt9en Nunoe oarnie0er.
Oils Srau 8pf uno ibr @dtte geitern
2lbenb bot Der 6auStbiir laBen, fam geet3el
Die StraBe e~ntlan9. ct mar i'm 8e9riffe,
mad ieiner bena6barten Wobnung 3u
geben. 9te S6miegermutter rtef ibm cine
8emertung tpe9e1t Der S6ulo gu, IS folgte
ein befttger Wortne6iel unD i'm 9erger
brang Sranf auf ben alien Q1f etn, UNI
i'm gu priigeln. Srau GDt, tpelbe fiir1tete,
baB tbr @atte BET 0ielem &f gu fura
fomlnen tpuroe, ergrtff etne1 StubL uno
berleBte bamit benz iungen Wtann etnen
S6lag ge9et ben &opf. 8emuBtlos fteI
Tranf 81 Booen uno muroe bon mttIei0tgen
gtahbaru na6 6aule 9ei6afft. Wan bolte
eiuelt Nr3t. nel6er ben 3ui1an6 0eS @e<
troffnen tiir Iebr beoenfli9 erfldrte uno
aus 8orit@t 3mei GoQe9en CUR 8ebanolung
nit beran3og. Die 9ler3te iinO oarin iberz
ein9efomnen, baB Die bon Sranf baoongez
tragene gebirneri6Itterung ieinen SOB CUR
Solge baben wiro. Die S@miegereItern
finn in ,6Qft.
Ser franfe gaeisel geffanO ipater
elm, baB er Die geGtebenen $50 nod
ni6t 3uridbe5ablte, oaB er in Der 8ez
t~rantenbeit 6as 9aus Der S9uiegereltern
paiiirte uno Dieien erfIdrte, er iei felt entz
lalol1en, bas @elo n;bt 3u 5abIen. 0arz
iiber Jet bann Der aLte Bpf pitbetO getporz
ben. ytet3eI lit in einem 0ol3bofe angeTteut,
mGbreno 8pf friiber @rpreBtu6rmann mar
uno nun BON ietnen @riparntiien lebt. Nuf
bieIe Nuslagen bin tpuroen Die S6mieger-
eLtern segen 8irgidaft aus Der 6aft ents
lalien.
-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
Gin Rdtb fir miitter.

Mrs. @tnslow's r@ootbtns
Sprup" iotte beitdnbi9 beim &ilt0erz 3obz
men 9ebrau6t werben. ST beldnftt9t Oas
&tnb, ermei@t bas 3abnfeii6, linbert oQen
G6nler3. furirt @tnb. &olif, uno 1T oas
bette Mttttel 9esen 9iarrb0e, ~Sunfunb5wanz
gig Gents bic Slal6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

Gie @ufSei6nun9en pon 6ei[uneen ,pel9e
bnr9 0oob's Soriaparila berperfteuigt
puroen, tonneu ME p%ouitGnbig nicoerQez
i6rteben lperoen. De ei9euorti9e 6eiltroft
bon Soob's SaricpariQa lit erfolorei9,
1uenn ales anoere febli6lost. SIT S1r 8lut
nltreln, EESbre BerbaMung i1le6t, 10 perill9t
Sooo's Porlapariua.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
StQ0t ODtcQ00~

BS~ ltnfere GOrreiponOentett 1&to
&l9cnten beiMd)en Die foI9en0en
Staten
seer SEQ 8e1tntn0Dnpen Ole
Gtantett Nebtasfa Tito 4aniaS.
@err SraaS SttO Die St&atett
Wstunefota, Moro 90fota~
9err &eter SNi@ 0cm Staat
SWtnoiS.
SEER SnttI GrtebeL Ote StAatett
Colorado, @DO uniat8 1tnS SAS Sers
rffDrt1tua 1tt@D-
@err Sris @c&oeW Sew Staat
GatifOrntea.
Shmiaaermntter ais moroerin.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

1agen, baB @aItprta etne ausseseiHnete Nle6i,tn fur
Rinber 1T, bic ais s~eltnbes Mbflbrmittel rptrtt llnb RE
Gpannuns Der @tngeneice, iouie beS @efammtipiterns
febr t~ebeutenO linrert. Giele Mfdtter baben mir feline
alssesei@nete @trfung auf ibre 9tnber ~be3eust."
DR.. g. s. SS9Dpb, GopeI, Dfai.
0teGentaur 6 o m ant, IT Murrup @tr., 81. 9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

v8lutipeiie' lit 6er be3ei6nenbe Name, ben
man oft @per's Soriaparllla me9en tbrer
blutberei9ernoen @t9eni6aften 9iebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

uGatCrta lit 10 SOr8asGt@ seeisaet fur atnber, bas ID
TIN; pOr alien anberen mir betannten 4rdparaten be1
@pr5us sebe." $. q. @r4 er, ND,
Ill 9puth Srfprb Str, S"ppf1sn, q. 3.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

-r@ett mebrerea Sabren babe Id SIR r@alfprta" ems
pfoblen nnb nerbe es au6 fsrner tbun, ia eS pbne Guss
nabnle CUTE 8eiultate er5ielt bat"
@bmtn s.. Parbee, Nd.
uSbe @tntbrop", 125. ctr. unb z. &pe., Nerp YDrs
Eifn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

ueber. ~a1ttmors.
NOrddeutscller Lloyd.
ReecImd6iec poit= Dompfidiffohrt 5rp;fbeH
2SaGtimore 1tnn 2Srenaem
-0ircft-
burd bic neuen nub e~rprobten StabIbontpfer Sartss
ita0t, 9rcSocn, aarlsrube, Wilnd)cn,
StocnburG, 2Sctmar,
bpn Bremen iebeu 9onuerItog. bon Baltimore ieoeW
Otittpod). 2 1tDr 9tobmittoQS.
@roBmDQIibi1e Siherbett. 8tllt9s BretIe.
@or5i9libe 8erpfe9uug.
Ntit 9ompfern bes ytorbbeutihen=Sopo mnroen riesS
ols
100000 8aTn0icre
oIiidlid dber Gee %bef6roert.
Saloons unb g%aiiten= 59imrter oui Sed. -
Sic @tnrittnn9ea tir MISUNDERSTANDING. bereR
59laftenen itb I'M Gber0ed NIB I'M 5luetten 9etf be-
finben. fiuO ~atlertaunt portrcfltd.
GlettrtIde 8eleubtung III alien &0linten.
Meitere AuStunft ertbeilen Die acknowledgement
81. g d. II nj a d, T. 6 So. Baltimore, Deo.
&. Dnt. Gfd)cnburg. Gbica8O, SuS.
ooer bereu 9ertreter i'm SnIanbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
(aslorild

fir 91ttGltm9e atatN Climber.
Gaftorta f6rSes4 Die @erSaaams unb befeittst
@ufseIrteeen9eit, @erftppfun5t ~iterIdIiEss Maagens
faure, Oiurrbpe unb SiebersO tsppiiti1n. Ddbur&
tptrb bas atnb 9eIunb senlaht unb ietn G6tH ttatiir.
lid. Gaitoria entbaIt tpeter MOrpBtn, nod anbers
nartpttf9e Subftan5en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

Seine 6omiIie in 8eutl9lanO 1T obne bas
por3iigli9e Seilmittel 8rGnot's
g h meiaerpIIIe Il.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

S6wte9ermutter ais 1l0roertn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

WGbrenb Der W2tttagSpaule bate 00s
gonite fir 8latform @ele9enbelt ge5abt,
fth ieiner ni6tigen Nuf9abe 81 entleotgen.
9ie 8latform lautet:
prin5ipien=G rfldrune.
@tr, Die 8ertreter BON 8ereinen, pelde
fi6 urter benz 0tolnen .gfationaler Surner<
perbano" an einanoer anlhlteBen, erflGren
bierlnit, auf Der eriten SaglaBung, abgebaIs
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-19
Norman saanro,. Norwood.

Norman L. Munro, the publisher, re-
Gently tested the speed of his new steam
launch, Norwood. IN run from the
Narrows TO the dock at SANDY Hook.
The Norwood met the Monmouth, of
the Sandy Hook line, off the Narrows.
and the intention WIS to beat her two
miles IL the run down. 10th boats at
the start were running at the full rate
of speed. II was exactly i;i0 o'clock
when the boats were opposite to each
other Then the Norwood started
ahead by blowing her whistle, and
made out fr, IN tort Hamilton At AIS
the launch was off Gnncy island Point,
and at i:42 she passed the dock at
Sandy Hook severn minutes ahead and
two miles ahead in advance of the
Monmouth. The run was twelve
miles. and was made in asm. The
Norwood is Gaft. over all. it. tin. beam
and thirty-six inch draught, with a
triple expansion engine, coli boiler
built in the Thornycroft style. All of
h,r pipes are made of twisted gun
barrel me, al The hull Is of mahogany
with nak frame and steel girders The
Norw aod was built year ago by c.
u. Ms sh II, the designer Mt Amesbury-
port. Mass At the trial trip she was
not n success, and she was taken to
BROOKLYN where her boilers were over
hauled by the firm of Kelley \ Crowley,
and her hull by Capt W. A. Seaman.
OF neas hport. \. j. The Norwood
carried pound steam pressure TO the
q u4re inch
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-19
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Gen. Sheridan Ii conspicuous figure
anywhere lie would attract attention in
any company. 1t II not surprising that
lie IL favorite guest at all social distin-
guished gatherings at the capital. There
is hardly "a great dinner given at which he
il not present to lend the glitter OF his
successful name IL the company. Gen.
NnudeVer. Of California, who was a dis
tiucuishcd soldier in tie western army,
once had an encounter with Sheridan,
before the latter had achieved fame, which
il worth relating II was In the early
days Of the war. sheridan WAS then q
captain aud chief quarterinaster In Gen.
Curtis army, In Missouri. Sheridan was
disgusied with his position, and was
known as great fault finder and re-
calcilrant generally Nandeyer WAS COM
mander Of a regiment and had been In
structed by Curtis tn move forward al
daylight. lie sent u messenger To Sheridan
asking him for wagons 10 he used to carry
the baggage on the march. Sheridan sent
back word that he hal no wagons TO spare
and NandeyeF replied that If he did not
send the wagons al once he would 60 and
take them sheridan said langhingly
ssWell, there is no telling what thess
volunteer fellows won't do, 50 guess
will send Nandever the wagons.
Sheridan did mol look much like hcre
in those days: he went about in an old
buggy, drawn Is mule, unnoticed and
unsuspeeted OF possessing military quail
ties Of the very highest order. His rela
tions with Gen. Curtis were unpleasant
and he finally resigned, and wa
afterward assigned to recruit duty
While thus engaged he was sent 4
Detroit, where he was given commant
of n regiment of cavalry, which was sooI
seHt to the front, and that gave him th
opportunity TO display his wonderful fac
ulty for rapidity Of action, skill In combi
nation, aud the power Of making his mel
move as one man, inspired by enthusiasm
to the highest degree OF reckless brayer
and daring g-Washington Cor. san Fran
cisco Chronicle
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-19

The boys seen in nearly all the places
of skilled labor suggests what is the fact,
that apprentices hegin ~ learn their
trades usually much earlier than In our
country, 30 that when majority il at-
tanned the mastery Of the crafts Is
thorough. Another striking feature OF
the Japanese system is that of heredity.
Skill runs in family lines. Not a few of
the famous artisans of the present decade
are descendants in the ninth. tenth and
even twentieth generation of the founder
of the establishment. | once employed q
carpenter in Eukui. who was proud OF his
ancestry OF wood workers through twenty
seven geseratinns; and the temple records
show such hoasiing 10 be true, though
often adoption interrupts the actual blood
line. At papermnker's establishment
in Awotahi, in Eehizen, dined with the
proprietor. whose fathers first established
the industry millennium aso, the ma
tionai history showing also that the Coz
reang, before the Ninth century af our era,
visited the place. ee.-seribner's Magazine.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-19

The punkah of India Il long, narrow
fan, suspended by cords from the ceiling;
attached 10 it II another cord which finds
lis way outside through u convenient hole
in the wall or window frame. For the
magnificent sum If three annas lsix cents)
the hopeful punkah wallah sits outside
and fills the room with soothing, sleep
producing breezes for the space of day
or night by constant see-sawing motion
of the string.
Few Europeans are able to sleep at
night or exist during the day without the
punkah-wallah's services for nj least nine
months in the year. The slightest negli-
gence on his part ut night Is sufficient TO
summon the sleeper instanter from the
land of dreams to the stern reality that
the dnsky impnutside has himself dropped
off TO sleep. \ parlonable imprecation,
delivered in loud, threatening tones; or in
the case of a person sengefully inclined,
or once too often made victim, a stealthy
visit 10 the open door, well aimed boot,
and the pendulous punkah again swings
To and fro, banishiug the newly awakened
prickly heat and tanning the reeumbent
figure on the eharpoy with grateful
breexes that quickly send him of to sleeI
] again.-Thomas Stevens in Outing.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-19

Matthew Arnold was not quite in harmony
with our American ideas OF ordinary behav-
ior, or what. at least. used to be our Ameri-
can ideas His standard of courtesy was
European. The story was told by a Boston
lady AT the time of his first visit that, being
bound for fremont temple TO hear Mr.. Ar
mold lecture, she got into a street car that
passed down fremont street, and found the
seats all occupied She happened 10 find her
self, as she stood grasping strap. exactly in
front OF a rather tall foreign gentleman OF q
somewhat-to her-uncouth appearance. She
had stood there some little time when tho
foreign gentleman leaned for ward and asked
her whether the car went past fremont tenn
pie ut does. SIR she said. "Ah, thanks"
said he "And how shall know. please hs
went on, ,'when we have reached fremont
tcmplels II am going there, tbs lady said.
"and will let you know when we arrive.s
aAh, thanks, he said again, aud settled back
into his scat.
The lady hung TO her strap until the car
reached fremont temple She beckoned the
conductor TO stop, and then said TO the for
eign gentleman: "This Is fremont temple .
sAh. thanks" said he. They got of toe
gether. aud the lady soon discovered, upon
the lecturers appearance at the desk, what
abe had already snrInised, that the gentleman
who had questioned her WAS Matthew
Arnold himself She thought il little odd
that, having venturei ON the inquiry. he
should not have returned the favor Of her re-
sponss by Offering her his seat, but tho
/ thought probably never entered bis head
And the usage in this matter IN Boston Is as
similating 10 completely IL The European
standard that the lady, fol that matter,
might fare just the same today with an out
and out Yankee lecturer = Boston Transcript