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The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-16
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
A bay mare and gelding are
strayed.
A Chinese copartnership notice
appears to-day.
Lewis j. Levey has choice pine
apple suckers for sale.
Diamond Head, IL m.-Weather
clear, wind light west.
The only arrests made last night
were three natives for drunkenness
The P. g. band plays at Emma
Square at 4:15 o'clock this afternoon.
Additions to the Mutual Tele-
phone list are advertised in this
issue.
Men from the different warships
were allowed shore liberty yesterday
afternoon.
Oahu College and Punahou Pre-
paratory school have been let out
for the holidays.
Mr.. John H. Wise will address the
boys meeting at the Y. M. G. A. to-
morrow afternoon.
Mr.. E. Moller, who is an ex-
perienced sugar boiler and head
luna, wishes situation.
The Kawaiahao concert is chang
ed to Dec 10. See list of places
where tickets are on sale.
Tim Murray of Ireland and several
specials" unwarrantably interfered
with the telephone service last night.
The Y. M. G. A. temperance con-
cert, which was to have taken place
tonight, has been postponed for a
week.
The favorite Hawaiian song, "Alo-
ha o." will be sung by Miss Albu
at the concert at the Opera House
this evening.
Three deserters from the Inter-
Island Co.'s contract service decided
to return to-day and were ordered
to pay $3 costs of Court each.
Several shots were heard along
King street toward Thomas Square
about midnight yesterday. The
spies wore probably soaring off mos
qnitoes.
The steamer Mokolii brings news
tha Messrs. Jack Lucas, Harry Whit
ney and j. M. Dowsett, who went
to Molokai are having a very sue,
cessful season. Game is plentiful
on the island.
Cleanliness, light and thrift arc
the topics of the Hawaiian Hard
ware Co. to-day, with an appendix
relating to culture and Christmas
keeping. Don't fail to read the
treatise through. The house sells
everything in the hardware line ex
cept holes for burying war material
Mrs. Amelia Ryan, widow of the
late w. P. Ryan and mother of AL
fred and Edward r. Ryan, died yes
terday afternoon. Sne was rs years
of age, native of Woolwich, Eng
land, and came here with her hus
band AZ years ago. The funera
takes place at 3 o'clock this after
noon.
A report is aAoat that at certail
private residence, the other day, ;
dog died and was buried in the yard
A P. G.. soldier or spy (it doesn'
matter which) happened afong some
time afterwards and noticing tn,
mound covered with fresh earth
thought that he made a big dis
covery, as his errand was the. hunt
ing up of buried guns and ammuni
| finn Tho cru xyoo r,raff17 " 1r-al1 mi,
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-16

"Sereral Hackmen Suspected of de-
irering Arms"
Och, don't ye hear the wars alarms
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-16

Nick Peterson Arrested."
BY peelers, be me sowl, his hacks in
- vested,
And he's fiercely and furiously told,
Instead of being decently requested,
TO drive them deadhead to Hitchcock's g
stronghold,
Which by fieas and felons is infested.
The Daily bulletin., 1893-12-16

"a Big Rogalist Meeting at John Cum
mins'."
Let Clerk Thompson quick write out
thousand summons.
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DRownrse Or SAMUEL ; WRIGHT,

WNcHEsTER, VA. Sept The
body Of Mr.. Samuel B. Wright, cftllis
county, who was drowned a. North
River Mills, Hampshire county, ".
Va. on Tuesday afternoon, was
brought here this evenSng. Mr.. Wright
owned considerable timber land on Ga
pom river and has been engaged for
the past year in running saw mills ~
North River. He had gone 70 Paw
Paw on The Baltimore and Ohio Main
Line on Tuesday morning. The river,
which is only a few yards from his
house, was very low, and when he re-
turned, at 2 o'clock, had risen and was
not fordable. He was advised not to
attempt to cross, but being an expert
swimmer, he determined 70 make the
attempt and his neighbors thought be
lad gone to. his home, near Rest, u
this county.
His coat was found about Il quarter
Of mile from the ford and bis friends
here were notified. a searching party
Of about thirty men found his body .
short distance from where his coat was
found. II is supposed that be VA,
cramped as soon MS hc struck I'll,
water. Mr., Wright was the son Of th,
late Jesse Wright, Of near Burnt Fac
tory. His wife, who was formerly !
Miss Mclingcr, died about four year
ago, leaving three little children, al
boys, who reside with Mr.. Wright
mother at Rest. -Four sisters and iw'
brothers survive him, H. was high
IL respected citizen, and was thirty
FIVE years Of age
Mr.. Wright is widely known IN thi
section ard was very popular, Abou
year ago he waited on Mr.. John w
Dodd at his marriage in this city. TIL
funeral took place yesterday afternoon
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There are some newspapers with
which the Register absolutely refuses
to argue. We never monkey with a
skunk. Shepherdstown Register.
No, don't, especially il the political
relationship is close. Martinsburg III
dependent.
Brother Aler says keep cool until
the next press banquet. Pioneer Press.
At which time the able Register man
will be given another opportunity to
turn up his nose at the recognition Civ
en- the Pioneer Press, and recite his
spring poetry in the shape Of an obit-
nary Its q question as 10 whether the
aforesaid skunk is located at Shep-
gherdstown or not
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4 pIsTURBANoB AT BBRxBLBY

Mr.. !. Curtis Patterson, assistant
engineer Of the B, q @. Railroad who
$, ends his spare time, when not on
duty, at Berkeley Springs, had quite
an encounter with number Of young
men Of that place, recently The young
men, Vim. Rimel, Chas. Allen, Clifton
Dyche and Nelson Rimel, were stand
ing upon the street corner and made
an insulting remark about Mr. Patter-
son as he passed Mr.. Patterson At
once demanded an apology, which was
granted, but net being satisfied with
the young mems explanation, he sought
friend. Mr. Bailey, and with him APP
preached the offenders and demanded
further retraction One Of the Young
men, it is not known which. fired re-
voIver at Mr.. Patterson, the bullet
grazing his shoulder His escape from
fatal injury is regarded as very fort
innate. The young men were arrested
and fined SO each, aud costs, for rails
ing a disturbance, and Messrs. Pat
terson and Bailey were fined 81 each
for continuing the fracas after the
young men had made PREPARATION.
Hancock Star
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ELECTRIC BITTRRs.

This remedy is becoming 50 well
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special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song o.
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Is claimed. Electric Bittcrs will cure
all diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys
will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhnm
and other affections caused by impure
blood Will drive Malaria from the
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Price Scots and Sl.00 per bottle at f.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

No medicine was ever given such a
severe test Of its curative qualities as
Otto's Cure We are distributing
sample bottles free Of charge to those
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DRIVE TIE SENATE.

There must be no let up in the pres
sure on the Senate, or the repeal bill
willcome togrief Mr.. Vance yesterday
urged the silver men to hold out in the
hope that with the return Of prosperity
they could make better compromise
than the Voorhees, bill. Of course, the
improvement in business thus far no
ticed Is the discounted effect Of the re-
peal generally anticipated. II there
is to be delay now in the Senate, this
gain will be lost in few days. There
fore the business community must con
tinue TO put pressure on the Senate in
order to maintain the advantage.
The Senate. though not so represen-
tative now of public opinion as the
House, is still subject 10 the pressure
that public opinion exerts, and can
easily be made 10 pass the measure
which the weakness of business abso-
lutely requires Therefore, be insist
ent with the Senators make them feel
their responsibility 10 the country the
result will be victory for sound f.
nance almost as great proportionately
as that in the House greater in view
Of the obstacles encountered. But the
Senate must be driven. Baltimore
Ne,rs.
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GAINED "a POUNDS

DIR. J. a. DEANE, cATsKILL, When
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some six weeks ago. have been able
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and feel like new man all over
JoHS SAVIOR: Police Officer,
Hagerstown. Nd.
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j. b. Wilson, 37l Clay St, Sharps-
burg. Pa. says be will not be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that il
cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack u
'.I4a Grippe when various other
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Cooksport, Pa, claims DIR. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good
than anything lie ever used for Lung
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WHAT THE RECEIVERS MOLD.

There are now about 10000 miles Of
railroad III. the United States iii tie
hands of receivers out 81 total 1.-THE
end Of 1902 Of l75. 223 miles. This esti-
mate Includes the Northern Pacific.
1862; the Erie. ,968 miles; Richmond
and Danville. 3, 25S miles; East Tennes-
ee, Virginia and Georgia, 2.G23 miles;
Georgia Central 1851 miles; Reading,
l,lS5 miles: Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf, ,463. and number If smaller
companies.
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The Corporation Taxes for the year
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same during August and September q
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II, WILEN.
S-2s I'm. Sergeant.
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!. President Cleveland is back in Wash
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gerous condition according TO the SEN
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NOW Is THE TINE

When moths begin ia get in their
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The home rule bill has passed the
commons. II is now in the hands Of
the house Of lords and has passed its
first reading So far az the commons
il concerned it did its duty well, bnt
the fate Of the bill lies in the hands Of
tho lords
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ANOTHER BARN BURNED,

- 4 large barn owned BY &. A. # /.
Snouffer, in the vicinity Of Adams
town, Md, was destroyed BY fire Of
supposed incendiary origin Wednesday
night. Thecontents consumed inclnd.
ed about | 200 bushel ofwheat, aquan-
ityof hay, cloeeAseed, &c. The loss
Is estimated at between 50. 900 and 81,
600, is partly covered by insurance d
II 200 ii the Phoenix company, 81
Hartford The fact that the barn was
located only 4 short distance from
that ~ Ignatius Fitzsimmons, which
vas hurnedson Tueday night, has ex
cited the suspicion that gang Of fir,
bugs are At work Farmers have az
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watch in the future
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4 KING Mafaafa Il Samoa has

Ex-King Mataafa, Of Samoa, has
been exiled 10 a lonely isle in the South
Pacific. He is allowed his daughter
and ten followers Of rank for company.
Somebody should send the old gentle
man history Of the closing days OF
Emperor Napoleon.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-04

Emma Goldman has been arrested.
This female fire brand should be allow.
ed 10 shoulder behind the bars. Pris-
on life might in measure quench the
anarchistic flames that are raging
within her bosom.
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AGRICULTURAL fAIRs.

Leesbnrr August 2Q-3l
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Wheeling September As.
Morean's Groye--September 5-S.
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Governor Atgeld. Of Illinois, tells his
State militiamen that they must be
careful how they kill people. He has
not lecturcd his friends, the Anarch-
ists. on this subject vet.
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Still the shimmering livulet Of gold
flows our way The repeal Of the Sher-
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ofpublic confidence that flows e pros
,,nritr
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cAI,r. On JoHs HELLER

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MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER I. 1883

PETER and his Populist cronies IN
Congress demand their pay IN silver.
Pewter would be the proper thing
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HELD 4 PRISONER.

Last Tuesday mob Of loo Italians
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extension Of the New Cumberland
branch of The Panhandle, and held
him a prisoner until Wednesday morn
ing because he failed 70 pay them IN
cash on Saturday Il required tie
assistance IF the Sheriff II Hancock
county and posse IF deputies n re
lease him.
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THE q. AR AND THE WORLDS FAIR.

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PROCLAMATION.
DOGS RUNNING Al LARGE oS THE STREET
WITHOUT BEING MUzZLED AND TAG
GED VIII. BE TAKEN rP on KILLED.

DOtfS HiNNlNts AT LA lttsE 0N III y IHf.Ei
WITHOUT BEING MUzzLED AND TAG
GED Will BE TAKEN rP on KILLED.
an psfaons afe 6sre5g ,otlas Aat ne felioleing
ortiiaanessia gtfafioa toaogs run n tigiilg ~
f0rcea
See 3. Chapter 20 Of the Ordinances OF the Cor
poration Of MaTtinsburg That every own.
or or keeper OF dog within theliinits II the
Corporation, be required 70 place upon said
dog tag attached 70 collar. These tags
10 be furnished BY the town Sergeant on Rl-
plcatlon and payment ofthetnx assessed
on said dogs or which should be assessed
upon them; and that any dog owned or kept
within the corporate limits found without
such tag after August IS. 1879. shall be ton
fined by the Sergeant In some rsuifahle
place 10 be provided therefor for Ave days,
and subject TOT fine nf twenty-five eerts In
addition to the regular tax, and a sum not
excafeinR twenty live cents, for food and
81 ear6of said dog. At the end Of five days,
any dog remaining unclaimed and the taxes
fines, Sc. unpaid, Shall be killed BIZ the
town Sergeant OF by his authority.
All persons who are owners or keepers of
dogs are hereby notified that after August ~,
iS93 aud until October 10, 1893, all dogs found
upon the streets without being securely maz
zled Will be killed. and the owners Or keepers
thereof will be fined not less than Ave nor mere
than fep dollars forNeSfFy such oaeuse.
jas. W'IiANN McSIIERRY,
Mayor ~ Martinshurg.
City Hall. July y, 1898 i-3tta.
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