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All JJyi'S FAULT:
The Story Of n Valuable Dog and His On
timely Tnklng OF

From the Peroit Free Pros.
him he aont Gpt bS to R Rs Sph HI:
ship farmer as he polluted to a faded and de-
Jerted looking dog which he had just tied to
'he hind axlo OF his wagon with piece OF
clothes line.
Going to take him homer" asked u reporter.
"Hc 'ioesn't look much like farm dog"
No. but He'll have to do till I get sumthin'
better, Durn my son i'm. but he ought to DO
fault thai W., lost tho best dog in Wayne coun-
ty last .rrk."
WIN W aid s It a hPgn m was 4 sSsfu corn long
sido tho road, fonce One afternoon. and our
dog was nosin' about after mice. Talk about
no mans 500 could l;bought him! That dog
Enow,i morsn i2ts Of folks I've met; ineiudin'
"n s on tLem blnmed Ai iorqisnsrs came along
with onH q them performnI bears. The mint
Jim sot eyes on thon no got up and says:
Dad. Ic you want morenH bari o fun In
less han three minits Z
-. dye msanY .ayst ,,. s
-: iiut ncbBc the bar won't run,
.lna H TO- .o naS p aSst E. ae eaa
And 50 yop ut the dog oniS asked. as he
IYss That h. that Internal tongh-hesd q Il
S ea hs oyea the fence paTt
him to Eoin. 1t lest makes me seasick to
think OF IT,
Tho dog went in p
"0f course That dog would how tackled Q
Bengal tiger nineteen feet high II We had told
him TO. He got, sight Of that bar ambin'
along and he Ibid out to surprise him. / got
up on the fence lust us he overlook the bar
e so I'D s's so
led couldn't un."
"MellY
Wall. ! wish i hadnt started IN to tell you
about II. for it makes me dizzy. The bar final
ly quit rollin', and about that time got over
but that old bar riz up Ike side hill. shook
insult. How long dye s'pose that dog lasted Z"
Three minutes ~
Three turnips! You couldn't hev counted
aas his nto he %
both heard the bpnes crack"
And what WAS tho man doing all this timer
oh, he was slttin down e light his pipe.
didn't want to turn tae rest Of the dogs Iooss!"
Purity nigh all. ] run Jim over q mile
but he got away and hasn't dast come home
tsEin hSp r. Place q 90 bulldog az
the death Of yoY In less'p two mipitsg'
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wisdom enough to supply all tho colleges and
still have surplus They will discover that
nothing ordinary or commonplace ever came
out Of Pike county. and that It was tho scene Of
the most wonderful performances ever wit
messed. The feat. OF the Knights OF tho Round
Table will appear insignificant beside the ex-
hibittons Of heroism by Pike county's hunt
ers. and all the dragons and grifYlns in creation
will appear to have been puny creatures in
comparison with its shaggy bears. cunning
foxes, and ferocious panthers. That the pres
emit generation is not altogether lost to the
msrvels Of this wonderland is shown by the in
crease in the number Of visitors to che county.
Probably 1t was tho wonderful stories told that
induced q number Of city folk to go into the
heart OF the county twenty years ago and buy
some Of the widest and most picturesque
land there. The success OF that venture has
proved that the county is able to produce
marvels of many kinds. No other hunting
grounds in the country can exhibit similar
result Usually men who purchase wild lands
for sporting purposes are we'll pleased II they
can have their fun at q cost that is not ex-
travagant In the present instance the In
vestment has actually been proved to be
profitable. A little moro than twenty years
ago eleven gentlemen. nearly all from this
city. formed the Blooming Grove Park Asso-
oiation. They were Fayette 8. Giles Genio
c. Scott, Lafayette Westbrook. Dudley Field.
Charles Hallock. Saunders d. Bruce. John
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behind were twelve others. and stdli two Noe9
Ssnnss ' e scds Z srf Sed
seS g. sSsrr. e 81 Fss css
and sSSis oIsrssd With tho er%s otmardSr q tSS
his captors 70 the rcar o. the ,poi wl,rssns
pennies with some boys wbo had bean, ,At-
tsacted to the sehooIhoHse curiosity rro ya,a aa
tne WITH WtS ' sSsms WITH one e
tent Evidence was unlimited: sIguns ss
n wsIs d ssHrd th na u yin charged @
rss ssfy WIFE Ssst Fs gritty srs
mai .sS y was sSa'a aSd
by the CLERK the Judge proeeeasm TO msN th he
%ry Yer Sn. ~
sTims; alleged being the killiag Of Christian
Then the Judge commanded the masked
In voico coldly dispassionate and with words
sT as tssy SS Of f
sentencsd him to be hanRed immedln .,hnn, "A
p In ssna IN The S9a TRs
granted. that mis- boots be removed, \, M,s en- :
ana Anderson. erect and unfiincIins. marc, %
barefooted behind his pitiless captors alro AZ
but was told to Go to ~" Over limb tho
was noSsr pull e the mssr Rss
Gently swsyinE sLs XIssrs wind tsi Ssst!1k
Pleasant Pleas Anderson. and silently Is they hsd
S isr@heS.e n on bleak hillside @othsr spd
the ssE swsh ssfn ss k
sold with the rising Of the moon ], and won on,
:. vS Wien the E%pello count. Grand Jury met
will always remember what Judge BnrtSn
Soa G to aH II s dsss ss s
Of Pleasant Anderson was never Investigated
basS n his ss Dan s M9 s
ws s made. but failed His good HRs
Is Ss' Wss trisd On %oss Counts: sas hIs sssisS
was va broken and he seemed about to az dis. 70
Tie dess q CHS
Pleasant Anderson. But Pan: pan Miller thoqght
Chris Mocs Hh had dTs raw large sum sum
Of money on that October. day in 1851 from the
sum vas: o Se fnew thas Is Would
cripple the bank: that II he could recover it he
might save tho bank. or at least HIS reputa-
ton. He knew that murder would be- nsces-
sary. but he had already steeped his soul IN
would be ruined. To get it back would cost
one life: maybe two. but his reputation would
be saved
bank Vent under. his iorsertes wepe found Out
In
before the bar in the court room and heard the
fatherly words Of the Judge who sentenced
him his conscience -nettled him and he re.
aolyed to confess his further crime. Tho stu.
pidity OF an officious deputy sheriff prevented
this. and an innocent man Yves hanged.,by a
mob Il ts true. but nevertheless hanged-for
Dan Miller's deed.
No wonder his health broke in confinement
With the ghosts Of two murdered men forever
pointing accusing fingers at his soul. with re-
morse md vain regrets for his evil deeds for
ever with him, 1t Is q wonder he stood It as
long IS he did and when death finally came 70
side the. wife Of Chris McCallister and told her
how he had murdered her husband.
His confession was telegraphed from here
ON the night Of his death. last Tuesday.
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PASTOR KNAPP RESIGNS
lie - Tired of Meeting = Deacit Every Few
Months.

The Rev. Samuel ]. Knapp has tondered his
resignation as pastor Of the Noble Street Bap-
fist Church In Greenpoint In his letter OF
resignation Mr.. Knapp says: After careful
and conscientious efforts within the pale OF
Gospel work and Gospel preaching. find 1t
impossible for my ministry among you to
bring the necessary financial returns to meet
our current expenses. and being unwilling to
labor where u deficit meets mo every few
months; therefore. rather than burden you.,
hereby tender my resignation Of the. passionate
Of the church, to take effect April !. 1SS1.,
81 will cheerfniiy. yield tho pulpit toapy on
whom you may desire to hear as o. can ldste.
and claim for myself the privilege OF being
absent at any time for the same purpose.
Trusting that YOU will at once appoint pulpit
committee. and be sIseedily successful In ibid
in the bonds Of the Gospel"
Mr.. Knapp went to the Noble Street Church
two years ago He drew large congregations
at ffrst battsts sAid tlsas he took no fa.ips TO
1ecoms acquainted with his practitioners. and
" attend the services
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TRAGEDY ON kauai.
A Portuguese Shoots His Wife and
Then Shoots Himself.


Under date of September 10th
Sheriff Wilcox of Kauai writes;
"Last Wednesday night a Portu-
guese named Fernandes, in fit of
jealousy, shot his wife, Portuguese
woman, the ball entering her back
between the shoulders. After the
shooting he ran into canefeld and
very soon the report of his pistol
was heard. AS soon as it was light
the next morning search was made
for him, but up to the present time
he has not been found, although a
pool of blood was found in the cane
where he had been evidently lying
down. The canefeld has been
searched by myself and police and
others. / offered reward of $25 for
the man or his body. The woman is
alive still. DR.. Wolters says the ball
is in her right lung. He hopes she
will live, but says she may die any
time, l got the Police Judge to
make a visit to her and take down
her evidence. The canefeld that
the fellow ran into is heavy plant
cane, and if he succeeded in killing
himself it will be almost impossible
to find his body till the cane is cut"
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lately been appointed sponsor for
the Cabinet requests delay to al
low their Cabinet to pick up the
threads of their predecessors. He
would suggest that no extra labor in
brain or nerve force be used to get
those threads together; it would
be a waste of time as their labors
will be unnecessary, after this AZ
hours of adjournment is ended.
The conduct of the now premier
in his line of acrobatic politics
might bring him a fortune some
day in the future. He considered
that one day was plenty of
time in which to formulate ex-
pressions of the worth of this new
Cabinet, that was time enough in
which they would have the pleasure
to relegate the gentlemen to the po-
litical oblivion which they deserved.
What guarantee was there that
these gentlemen would endeavor to
learn the duties of their offices dur
ing long adjournment? More
probably they would be engaged in
working roots to keep themselves in
position. 1t would be only time lost
if they should endeavor to pick up
the threads of government, for their
labors will be thrown aside and will
have to be performed by Others than
the present Cabinet.
Rep. White favored an adjourn
ment for one week; he had an axe to
sharpen and he wished to see what
the Ministers would do towards
helping him. Other members also
had axes to grind and they should
wait also.
Rep. Ashford (interrupting) -
don't propose to have my axe sharp
ened at the Government grindstone.
Rep. White said that may be; the
member from the third district knew
whether the Ministers would help
him or not; he did not yet know but
wished to find out and wanted week
for that purpose. Laughter). He had
the Lottery Bill to pull through,
other members had other schemes,
so he favored a weeks adjournment
Minister Neumann said that he
had not intended to say anything,
but, opportunity offering, he would
now mention that the objection
against the previous Cabinet was not
against the personnel, but the lack
of policy. He therefore considered
it only fair if the House gave the
Cabinet proper time to formulate
policy to present to the Assembly.
He did not think that Noble Thurs
ton would have spoken as he did if
he had given little more thought
to the matter. The member from
the Bird district (Ashford) was well
known to be witty and was inclined
to be splenetic, but he did not care
personally for the benevolence in
advice offered by him. If Rep. Ash
ford had such regard for saving
time he had had plenty of oppor-
tunity, during the previous meetings
of the Assembly, to effectually have
saved lots of time by being more
silent. Uaughter).
Noble Thurston said that there
were certain principles involved in
this matter which did away with the
opportunity of the presentation of a
policy, viz: the personality of the
Cabinet, the manner of their APP
pointment and their connection with
the old Cabinet.
The questions were now put by
President Walker Q) To adjourn for
one week. Lost. (2) To adjourn until
Wednesday. morning. Carried.
AT 10:44 the Assembly dissolved
until Wednesday.
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Passengers.

From Maui, per stmr Claudine, Sept IL
G Wilder and wife, S G Wilder, Capt HI
Kimball, Master Richard, Masters De la
Nux (3), Miss Ida Hanuna, Masters Drum
1nopd ~, Mrs U Kawainui and daughter,
Misses Angus, Mrs Saunders and daughter,
b Olsen, wife and 2 children, w r Castle,
wife and child, Miss Friel, Miss Bush, Jas
Faulkner, r d Walbridge, P Gleason, M ]
McLane, Chas Buchanan, Thos Wilkinson,
Miss Mary Green, c Din Sing, Jack Sang,
Manuel Souza and 50 deck.
From Kauai, per stmr Mikahala Sept II
Hon A S Wilcox, Miss Tanner, Miss H
Glade, Mrs Center and daughter, Miss
Mabel Laid, Mrs Bertelmann and 5 chill
dren, L Blackstadt, Miss A Blackstadt, A
Conradt, ] Conradt, A F-Knudsen, A S
Knudsen, E S Knudsen, Miss J King, Miss
G King, Mrs Lily Aud, L d Preston, Miss
Sorenson, Miss Mott, ] Bryant, and loo
deck
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Shipping Notes.

Business is very quiet along the city
front.
Kaala for Hanamaulu, Kilauea, Kauai,
on Wednesday.
morrow afternoon.
The British bark Kooringa finished tax
ing in ballast this afternoon.
The steamer Mikahala brought 22S6 bags
of sugar from Kauai yesterday.
Wilder's S. S. Co.'s Claudine, Davis,
commander, arrived 2:30 am. Sunday,
with passengers, mails, ETC., from Maui
and Hawaii Reports strong trades and
very dry weather at windward ports. Will
leave again tomorrow.
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Meeting Notices.
MEETING NOTICE.

A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF
"A the Oahu Cemetery Association is
called for TIL III RSDAY NEXT, Sept. 10Th,
at 1880 o'clock A. NJ, at the Chamber of
such other business as may be called forth
by the proposed reorganization of the cor
poration. All owners of lots in the Gene
terry of an area OF 100 square feet are en-
titled by the terms of the charter TO vote
at all meetings of the Association. full
attendance is desired.
Per order. JOHN IL. Patty,
5l9-it Secretary
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SPECIAL MEETING.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ST,
"A Andrews Church Association will
be held in the Cathedral Schoolroom at
1880 O'Clock, on MONDAY EVENING,
the 18th inst, to consider Resolutions in
condemnation of the proposed Lottery
Scheme, All members of the Association
are requested 10 attend and to bring their
friends 5l5-6t
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A MEETING OF THE sTOCKHOLD-
"A ers of the Hawaiian Sugar Co. will
be held NEXT TUESDAY, Sept. 18th, at
8 O'Clock A. NJ, at the Office of G. W. Mae
farane * Co.
W. l.. HOPPER,
5l5-3t Secretary.
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Cargoes from Island Ports.

Stmr Claudine-132 pkgs sundries, 1O3
hides, 80 bags taro.
Stmr Mikahala-22s6 bags sugar, Sc bags
rice, 81 bdls hides, $50 sheep, 331 goat
skins, 60 pkgs sundries.
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RE-oPENED!

rVHE CITY SHOOTING SHOP HAS RE
i opened and is prepared TO do first
class work as formerly.
A. X. RoWAT
Proprietor
]. w. MCDONALD, Manager.
Honolulu, Sept L 1892, 6l6-lw
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Public Concert.

The Royal Hawaiian Military
Band, Prof. H. Berger, leader, will
give concert this evening at
Emma Square commencing at 7:3O
o'clock. Following is the program:
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"A Sliilulldh lotS DSSH dEIcSISNl lot
embezzlement.
A lost, strayed, stolen or hynop-
tised ad appears to-day.
The o. r. e. l.. Co. issue card
to-day disclaiming any connection
with the lottery scheme
The Government dispensary was
crowded with children this morning,
being examined for health certifi-
Gates.
Judge William Foster presided in
the Police Court this morning, after
an absence of several weeks from
illness.
The How Do You Like 1t team
defeated the Iwilei nine by score
of twenty to ten on the League
ground Saturday.
The Beretania street Armory was
crowded on Saturday night A large
number took spin round the hall
on skates, while not few rode the
wheel. The cycling school is a
grand success.
The Hook g. Ladder Co. had a
little feast Saturday evening in cele-
bration of it's 35th anniversary.
Foreman Geo. X. Norton presided
and the members with many guests
had jolly time.
Senior A. de Souza Canavarro,
Portuguese Commissioner, and Mons.
Vizzavona, acting French Commits
sioner, visited the U. S. cruiser Bos-
ton this morning, receiving the usual
salute on leaving.
There is terrible stencil emanat-
ing from the Japanese hotel on
Merchant street, which should be
attended to Immediately by the
health authorities. 1t comes from
''soi" casks and is enough to breed
malaria.
Cries of "haul in" were heard in
the vicinity of Alapai street last
night about 10 o'clock, and on in
vestigation it was found to be a
woman who in trying to detain the
old man from going out with the
"boys" had been maltreated.
Nothing further has transpired
with regard to the proposed race
between the Healani and Myrtle
Boat Clubs. The Healanis want to
race and the Myrtles want to race,
but they neither have the heart to
meet the other. Go play che ia.
In the Police Court this morning
a Portuguese named Rosa da Costa
charged his wife, also Portuguese
with desertion. Da Costa is a laborel
at the Waimanalo plantation. Mrs
Da Costa stated that she was scared
to go back, fearing ill-treatment
Judge Foster reserved his decision
until October IL.
The Liberal party held caucus
this morning and voted to move q
resolution of want of confidence
nj the new Ministry on Wednes.
day. 1t was not a full meeting
There is caucus of the Reform
party this afternoon, whose proceed
ings have not transpired as this
paper goes to press.
Geo. G. Ross, California attorney
has brought suit against DIR. S. S
Stambaugh in San Francisco for the
recovery of 1886, counsel fees in
Cured in his defense of L. A. Powell
accused of the murder of editor
Ralph S. Smith in San Mateo County
on Nov. %, 1887: George c.. Ross
claimed $4,000 as his fee, but he ha.
only received 1876.
Shortly after last midnight Bel
telephone message from Waikane, OF
the Koolau side of the island, stated
that Chinese store there took fire
at 1915 a. IN. and was burned to the
ground, also that it was rumoret
some of the inmates had persisted il
the flames. Enquiry later in thu
day elected the information that thu
Loo Ting Kee store was the on,
burned, but that there were no live
lost.
TRAGEDY ON kauai.
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After shaving use Cucumber Skin
Tonic. Benson, Smith q Co, Agents.
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A pound notice appears to-day.
Root Beer on draught at Benson,
Smith g. Co.'s.
9. j. Mccarthy has lots on Liliha
street for sale.
N. S. Sachs has received new goods
by the S. S. Australia.
After shaving use Cucumber Skin
Tonic. Benson, Smith q Co., Agents.
The new Cabinet is officially an
nounced in the By Authority col
ume.
Sunburn relieved at once by Gu
cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agents.
Mechanics Home, SO and 81 Hotel
street. Lodging by day, week or
month-25c. and Soc. night; 81
and $1.25 week.
An election is proclaimed for Oc-
UODci fIll, w III lilo NdSdHSioo III
seats of Mobiles caused by the resig-
nations of Messrs, Neumann and
Macfarlane.
DR.. McLennan has removed to Ala
kea street, opposite the Y. M. G. A.
hall, premises lately occupied by DIR.
Lutz. Office hours, 9 to IL, 2 to 4,
and evenings 6 tot; Sundays 10 to 1.
Bell telephone 1877 Mutual 692
The Tramways Company intend
introducing through service, every
70 minutes, between Nuuanu Valley
and Punahou, by way of Queen, Fort
and Beretania streets. The time
table for Beretania street will not be
changed, The new time schedule
for Nuuanu street is advertised in
another column. The new arrange
ments are to take effect on and after
Monday, Sept. 18th.
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Vessels Leaving Tomorrow.
Stmr c R Bishop for. Waianae, Waialua,
Kahuku and Punaluuu
Stmr Mikahala for Kauai, at nj
Stmr Claudine for Maui at 5 p m
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N. S. Sachs has received new goods
by the S. S. Australia.
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g<ss Having provided yourself with the for
obtaining water suggest length two of GOLD SEAL
HOSE mounted Reel a medium for distributing it.
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The new Cabinet is officially an
nounced' in the By Authority col
ume.
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Pacific Hardware Co.


White Mountain Ice Cream Freez-
ers. From one quart to II quarts.
The larger sizes with fly wheel
All attempts to superscde this
pattern have failed.
Call and get Whitman Patent
Riding Bit, nickel plated.
Pacific HARDWARE CO., Id
Fort Street.
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g>Ss Depression in mercantile circles has prompted
seller to in closer touch with buyer by reducing prices
reduction is intucement we ready to be touched.
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B>As We offer you by way of relief from the annoy
of ''shor water" the everlasting STEEL AERMoToR
For your Rancho Plantation Private Residence it has
equal; being noiseess it will in way interfere with your
slumbers.
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Cd. Mccarthy has lots on Liliha
street for sale.
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with u.s..

gGaS Dog days past but the Legislature is still
with us.
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There is terrible stencil emanat-
ing from the Japanese hotel on
Merchant street, which should be
attended to Immediately by the
health authorities. 1t comes from
''soi" casks and is enough to breed
malaria.
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Departures.

MONDAY, Sept. H.
Stmr James Makee for Hanalei and Hama
maulu at 4 p m
Stmr Waimanalo for Molokai and Maui
Stmr Mokolii for Molokai at 5 mi
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M "A RINE NEWS
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
SUNDAY, Sept. IL.
Stmr Claudine from Maui
Stmr Mikahala from Kauai
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Mechanics Home, SO and 81 Hotel
street. Lodging by day, week or
month-25c. and SOC. night; 81
and $l.25 week.
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ADVERTISING NOTES.

A pound notice appears to-day.
Root Beer on draught at Benson,
Smith & Co.'s.
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Sunburn relieved at once by Gu
cumber Tonic. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Agents.
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Senior A. de Souza Canavarro,
Portuguese Commissioner, and Mons
Vizzavona, acting French Commits
sioner, visited the U. S. cruiser Bos-
ton this morning, receiving the usual
salute on leaving.
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Cries of 'haul in" were heard in
the vicinity of Alapai street last
night about 10 o'clock, and on in
vestigation it was found to be a
woman who in trying to detain the
old man from going out with the
''boys" had been maltreated.
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A lost, strayed, stolen or hynop
tised ad appears to-day.
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The o. r. a. l.. Co. issue a card
to-day disclaiming any connection
with the lottery scheme.
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To Let or Lease.
TO LET.

trally located Inquire at hiiigMA
BULLETIN Office. 353-tf ktlaAf Gs.z1a
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COTTAGES TO LET.

two t1 G@a1 On Ms3oha %S 49,
street next to school house. Easahteessl sssAA
Apply to w. McCANDLESS.
509-lwk
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1892-09-12

The How Do You Like 1t team
defeated the Iwilei nine by score
of twenty to ten on the League
ground Saturday.