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Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28
PHANT0MS OF THE DEEP
The Old Time Sailors Gone, but
Their Legends Remain.
SPECTRAL SHIPS IN ALL SEAS.

The Flying Dutchman and Dutchman oi
the Hudson-r Piracy and Murder Cause
Many Legcnds-The Irish Coast Legend
Tho Hanging of Midshipman Spencer.
Every reader knows the story of the Fly
ing Dutchman; how old vanderdeckeu,
bafued by storms while attempting to
weather the Cape of Good Hope, swore he
would make II in spite Of God and de
mons II be sailed to oil eternity" how he
and bis ghostly crew arc still beating about
In those seas, and how dire misfortune falls
on any ships crew who see his ghostly
craft II Is but type of many such sto-
ries. There are similar legends on many
coasts. and this one Is only most noted be-
cause It was the first to be employed in 70
mances OF the sea
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28
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= Horse Cs- Driver In New York.

oa .he trout platform Of broadway car
enn pe seen an interesting variety OF life.
hide down behind somc Old stager, for in.
Stance. who has been on tho route for MAJ, (.
years Get him to talk, know one broad
way driver by sight who In charming con.
sersationist lie II second edition of
tue famous Mark Tapley of romance. No
sort OF weather and no conditions OF travel
can Taiile his temper or quell his delightful
now OF dry humor. lie appears to know
every driver and conductor on tho line. A
they meet he IL hailesl by them with "A smile
anu rough aud cheery salutation OF some
sort Even tho shaggy fellows who drive
the cross town lines call out to him or
wave hand at him from their brakes hen
TOO iar away for worl OF mouth. His hon.
est, round rcd face glows with good nature
winch cannot bc Disturbed by the most OBJ
stinnte truck driver that ever block ed the
track with wagon.
oh. yes" said he TO me one day. II
Know 'em. They amt hals bad, used to
drife stage on this line long ngo. Then
I've been driving ear ever since. Now Pm
taking lessons on grip. Come, tune 'cr
up "a little, Billp The road changes, but I'm
here. Hello, old mani liow's Sally,) Sal.
Us his girl. tscf"
The other man takes half turn on his
orahe' hnd with n broad grin sweeps by.
Know cm' Well, should sayf And
every inch OF this road, you can bcti (All
rsht, uow, Hurry up there or you won't
get no dinncri lie thinks he's driving Ia
Kansas CITY. That fellows an old timer,
bat he's been OH the line n dozen times
oern on brake In every city In the coun.
Try They always come back here. No
place like old New York. Seer"
. And thus hs runs on chatting and chat.
nng ana twisting down and letting so and
keeping sharp lookout to the right aud
len--a sound mind In II sound body and
great big heart throbbing under nll--New
York Herald
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28

The guard was bound and the passenger.
relieved of all their light valuables in scarce
~ more time than it takes to tell it. Then
bart apoloSi9ed handsomely to the lady fo,
putting her to so much inconvenience She
smiling rejoined
Don't worry yourself. Bart 1t was nc
Inconvenience at all"
ou know me?" said Bart inuuirinrly
| I've heard you described so often that T
| Ieei pretty well acquainted with yol,.n re-
Piled the schoolteacher
| Inc hlghwayman appeared to feel fat
Tered. Il admire your spunk," he said
Most women faint when they see me-"
i never saw man yet that I'd faint for "
replied the woman, to the horror of her fel-
low passengers, who were afraid she wopId
anger Bart and drive him to some desperate a
end. A second or two later they were stricl,-
en- dumb with amazement when she soid.
Bart, I'll bet you that can beat Won ono
Deal at stud poker. If l don't Won ,oav
KISS me. If l do, you must let tbi, coooI
ana its passengers go on with their proner.
" NV WITHOUT further trouble. Will you do it'n
Inc proposition staggered Bart for an In.
s'anS' out ne recovered himself and laugh.
ins heartily said: "Waal, miss, you beat
"ny woman ever came across before. I
neVer KISS woman unless she's willin. but
you want to take them chances nj NAV
.ou, ouc reckon you're givin me the best
OF the bargain" ''''
Inc woman intimated that she was really
anxious to play for those stakes. and nren
ara1'ons were made for the game. II VIC
agreed that the driver should deal the cards
ana bart insisted that the half dozen nas'
seneers should stand up in row 20 PAGES
away SO that he might detect any attemn nj
s' trea,chery The teacher seated herself an
q malipouch that Bart dragged ont for
sna' purpose, and with his rifle resting
q Soioss MS zap he settled himself on one
Anee es short distance from her.
me cards were dealt in the reeu,at,on
s'!ie :. lor stud poker. and Bart's ewes glowed
win exultation when the last c,rJ ,,a
.nrown to him, face up as the rnla is
lou IL lose the kiss" he said, "for hero,s
auotner nve' He turned up the first card
Mmich ..,,,, was also five, and Showed anothou'
.nree ..W hvesF' he shouted in delight
al, Iou dld well, SIR" said the teachou
T ~. ~, We got another seven spot here md
oeiie'e That three of these are bettar .Iu ,'uu
your hves'" She turned up the ,.rolIn % oa.a .uai
anu sure enough it was IL seven snot Gu
aau got two sevens among the 1onenn Sne ne
tace up cards. oPeh or
Oar naft was set back for an instant trt
"neh ne realized that he had hean oue
oeueeh he smiled, and helping tne tonaIy i.ly
70 her feet said: "Gentlemen T,1,o aouef I
.,.Sn.y big stake. Come up here ona s' u u
hat hat" u you out of
,arl =. passengers oyfully obeyed the order
o'n. retained their firearms. In f..,,' U'uer'
'st rsr.' tne passengers Were in the coach nn5
w WL so'hS up the trail with dash "n''
,,ncn tm '', sne story Of the schoolteacber,s c
'.ueh was told at Nevada CITY ths ritin
NJ, 1,,,.eu ,ho ner with handsome gold watoh
-. :, ,"s ny eNpress company gave her !, oh"aL
" s''"". The brave woman still livas =. i
ap,o p,osperous Nevada town, where sbs IN ~ .
''ne TIC vile Of prominent l.vra
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28

THERE WAS NO SIGN OF LIFE ABOUT HER.
ported that pull as they would the distance
was never lessened. and not a sign of life
was discernible on the strangers deck. The
boat gave up the task in despair and turned
back, when the ship appeared to have
breeze. but was sailing backward. That
was enough for the boys in the yawl. They
got back as rapidly us possible, but all
night long that strange craft, without
creak of block or flapof canvas, maneuver
ed around us and only disappeared as the
flush of the coming sun illuminated the
eastern horizon"
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28

Real tea lovers take their tes unsugarsl
and uncreamed. Few indeed nowada!I
are such vandals rs to take the latte
trimming" though many still incline
the sweetening part. AS somewhat y
mantle young man puts it, Part Of ln'
poetry of tea drinking is the Fascinating
moment when the pretty woman, clad %
her dainty tea gown, pauses, cup In one ,s
hand and tongs daintily poised over it WIN
the other, and looking up into your lasp
with most engaging expression mur
murs softly, One or two lumpsp"--Nss
York Times.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28
Flnencss Of Platinum WIrc.

There are fine woven wire gauzcs an
cloth, some of which are made Win v
many us 10000 meshcs to the square ,neA
The more delicate classes of wires INA =. "
plication in scientific instruments Sonps
are these that it is difficult to get taen
measured, but the task has been ACCOM-
plished, and platinum wire has been draw.
to II, 900 of an inch and to even grea'1
6neness. .-MechAnical News.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28
TaIeCranhic Eigurces

The length of conducting wires I'M. ,.s !,
England for public telegraphic parp., pIp.r,,
b ia, ,633 miles, and the number o. Of 'usair ss n
ments is 10, 740. In London 5, 100 wv -" : !
Great Britain GO, 500, 900 messages ws.s u,,n
ceived in $780, Speech has been .Son, ,la
tained with perfect clearness BY .e'spd .. j
between London and Paris, dis''us'
81 miles.-New York Telegram
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28
.SHE HAD THREE SEVENS
Black Bart and a Pretty School
ma'am's Game of Poker.
SHE WON THE ROBBERS PLUMBER

The Onoe Famous Mountain Outlaw o,
California and Nevada Is Quiet Old
Man Now--nis Chivairy and Poetry-HO
Served His Term.
Black Bart rides the mountain roads no
more He served his term ut San Quentin
and sworc to live thereafter an honest life.
So far as known he has kept his oath, but
as he is getting old and prosecution for his
early offenscs is barred he no longer denies
many of the robberies imputed to him.
Ec had little education. but possessed n
queer whim for versifying and often left
little verses in mail sacks he had robbed.
One runs thus:
I'm sorry spent my time
Ripping up this mail.
Ididn't find money enough
To buy meal for quail.
A distich of better fortune reads as fol-
lows:
Such hauls as this are very rare;
They soon would make me millionaire.
He had dash of chivalry. too, and one
story in illustration of it is told in the St.
Louis Globe Democrat as follows:
The coach for Nevada was about 25 miles
northeast of Sacramento, and the guard by
the driver was doing in the heat of tho
sun. Inside the coach were seven passen-
gers, among whom was n young woman
bound for Nevada to teach school. She was
good looking and plucky. She had been n
teacher four years in the mining districts of
the west, and she was thoroughly ac
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28
WHEN ! WAS LITTLE.

Al nightfall. by the flrellghss cheer.
Ay little Margaret sits me near.
AMI bes,s me tell OF things TINT were
When ! wss little, just like her.
All. E,tlc iips. you touch tho spring
Cf sweetest sad reInefnbering.
And hearth and heart flash all aSiov
VITA rsddy tlnts Of hong ago.
a. my fathers fsrvssde SIT,
Seuagert Of all who cireic II,
And bcg hiaa tell me what did be
Waen hr was iittie. just IKE me.
John y. Loag.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28

". IS we nrr told. II L. Incorrect 10 sneak
VI iady's dress" meaning her skirt and
rsist otly, II bar dress" Include, ali ~.
garments worn. even shoss and stockip,-.
Why ef course the SANS rule must apnly 10
q ehild clothing And yet TO spcai Of
itiis Bog In a ''gowu" would call to mind
masquerade in episcopal or maternal car
nlruis Perhaps froek In ,hs alternatiy..-
gaaaieiphia pfrxA
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28

Tho Moon Has No Effect on LunaucA
Superintendents of asylums and eSpe,s y,
In insanity say there are no grounos ~ \
the belief that the moon affects the mlI- '.,
Of the insane, Notwithstanding the lss as,
lunacy was applied to such cases 'ee,',s ~,
Of the supposed lunar influence. its"us !,
however. that in many instances 1nu 4
tients have bad spells about once n'0''-
Commercial Gazette
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28
THE PLEASURES OF TRAVELLING,

Ono OF tho Many Incidents That Go 3
Make Life on tho Cars Pleasant.
II There was n man ut the Wabash depo
the other afternoon who took n five siolla
bill out Of his vest pocket and spread 1t ou
on his knee and attentively examined IL
Then he took IL over to the window ant
held 1t to pane Of glass and examined II
still more critically. Then he went back
to his seat and said to the man on his right
who had become much interested, togethc,
with half a dozen others:
well. they ssy there has got to be a
nrst time with everybody. but thought
bad Travelled far enough TO cut my eye
S>cth.v
Got stuck, ehs" qucried the other as he
reached for the bill. We'll, you are not 40
much To blame. That bill Is pretty well
gotten up"
Yes. fairly well. but feel of it. Docs Il
feel Ike gvnninc greent,ack to yous"
No. u docsn',, though should never
have stopped 70 feel Of Il. | can scc now
that Il Is rougher aud coarses."
They might have p;,Ssss! that of on me
10 the night said second man, who took
up the bill. but never by daylight I
should have spotted Il Mt once"
'Prwtty well esecated, Isn't itp queried
the owner
Il don, think 20, The inks used were
not nr>t class and the printing IN had.
could tell IL was queer, even II held out ut
arms length"
Counterfeit, ch," said the third man.
"a be took the bill In his hands "waai,
now. call that pooty wen done--pootv
well done. I'd n taken that bill snywhnr
fur Tooi one"
III somebody didn't take 'em fer good. -
katd a man with pair OF steel bowed spco-
facies on. rs he joined the group. the /
ronnierfeitcr- couldn't make living.
rherr arr plenty of yahoos still alive"
Arr you callin me yahooi" demanded
he third man.
I'm, only speaking In a general war. I'd
have spottsyi that bill among u thousand.
] ,is' one look ut the back In enough for me.
" NheTv'd yol get itt'
Can't tell. solemnly replied the owner.
"fou ought Ia lie more CAREFUL"
"Ycs, know
What are yo,i going to do with it,.
y think III try and pp<s IL OH on some
me. Lets ss,c II the ticket man will dro,
o IT,"
iie advanced to the window. bought n
ickct Tor iosra fifty miles down the road. I
nj the ticket man pulled In the bill and I
iade change Ike chain lightning. Twenty
eoplt were Watching and each drew n lou,r 1
rrn.h and opened his eyes The owner OF I
be bill eooliy rocketesi the change md
cket and calmly sat down and opened a ,
ewsptirer ani l'csan 10 re=ld II was some
me 'eforr the crowd tumbled to the fact =
1at u hui been lriyed Then. one by one. r
iey sfienkesl arounl or wcat oat for fresh |
IT. All but one II WIS the man who re. a
'nteti being called yahoo lie went over a
the Joker with grin on his f,ce. slammed q
I'M on the back In n hearty way and wii,I; / r
II was = durned gooi joke. anl t's lest q
en- adventures ~ this that make tray;lip q
u'tid niiiirs-l pleasant TO me. Come our G
nj hev sonle lemon:rler'--I)etroit Free q
russ !,
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28

A lady asked an astronomor :, ~.
uoon was inhabited. INC
Madam" he replied. .Iknow Of On.
moon IN which there is ALWAYS n man @
and woman" man
(which is that"
ant. journal Anus
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28
How the Cum pass PoInts

ins say thsi the compass points to IN,
tnie nofth. for II doesn't except tn certain
PLACES The compass points to the rlss,
he,ts north. which Is at present consider,
sbiy west Of the north pole When l.ieuten.
sht .'ftt.iy was Ht Lady Franklin hay the
erSiinatien ~ his needle WAS found 10 bs
very great, tL' ne.slle pointing toward the
magnetic pole In direction nearly south
west. st.-GoldthwAite's Geographical Msgu.
Eias.
Idaho semi-weekly world., 1893-11-28
Pr.tti.r Tbon the Genuine.

Imitation pearls are now made p'ls ii,ts
than the genuine. The scales ol m mi
fish that swims the Mediterranean ms ~ y.
verizel to dust and the most luniihous,IR, ,.I,o,
tion OF the powder saved. This sp@nd plssa..d
dust is then spread on the inner sul,"s u 'rsd,
little glass spheres, and your pear - r rssllJ
The pearls made by this process Als
prettier than the product OF the oyS'e''
Effect Of Visiting the Mammot' In.
It has been noted that the effect = s,;uB.
ing the Mammoth cave is to rest ana ,ssrrs
ulate the olfactory nerves to sucn IL. ss' mi
that on returning to the surface ur IT, iuJt
Iuals and human beings have s.lois
vidual odors, not previously nos'csS
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-01
SuchOty ~wyleczOne.

Starry lekarz doktor, przestaws,v
Praktykowa6, q nsjac doreczony pre-.
Misyonarzy Wschodnich Indii, formu-
larz prostego leczenis warzywaui, W
krotkim czasie zupeanie leczy suchoty,
zaPalenie krtani, katary, ~dychawice
inne gsrdsowe ! Pfucne ohoroby. oraz
IuPeine predkie ~wyleczenie nerwo-
wych siaboSci i nerwowych chor6b, DO
.xyPr6bowaniu tyoh leczniczych Srod-
k6w " t~ysiPcznych wypsdEaoh wzi,l
sobie n obowiRzek oglosi6 to swym
cierpiacym xicmkom. Bedac przejety
checia ulAenia cierpiscej ludzkosci, "a
przeszle "a darmo katdemu kto tsda
RECEIPT " Niemiecxim, Francuzkim iub
Angielskim jezyku Z wskaz6wkami jak
utywac.
Adresowa6 Z dolaczeniem mark
imienis gszety. ". Il. Moves,
S2O Powers Black. Roohester, N. Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-01
UWaga.

Ekskursye do West Hammond, urza-
diane prxex o. n. Brooks & Co. m
czas upslow ME beds sic odbywaly, 20
niewa2 ~kompanie kolejowe ME % VISTA
ME d~ostarczyc dosyc wsgon6w. Nato-
miast fyczacy sobie kupic Lofty, mog,
sic zgfosie po bilety do naszych agen.
tow: A. ]. Kowalski. 6l9 Noble st.,
J. Nalepihski, S8l w. II St, J. ADJ.
mowski, 525 Noble st., Jos. Majchrzak
87S7 Huston Ave. South Chicago, ].
Mankovski 677 W. 20 st, A. x. Cen.
tella 48 Chaplin st, J. Mrukowski r6Q
Ingraham i Noble st., Julian Piotrowski
BIZ laurel st, B. Promihski 744 W.
10 st., Max Barahski 637 Noble Ut. r6Q
Bradley.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-01
Sci wieOz., y. s.lI OBJ. Groenr.ld..

Sci wiecz, M sail OBJ. Groenwalds,
Przyszie posiedzcnie Tow. sw.
KrzYza Przy kosciele sw. Tr6jcy odbe-
die sic Ago BIN. o godzinie Sci wiecso-
rem M sail zwyklych posiedzeh. Ma
posiedzeniu en- odczytanR bedzie kon.
stytucya. Wpis do Tow. tego wynosi
tl.oo.
~W mieScie naszem odbyi sic
Worlds Real Estate CopRress".
+p. Zygmunt C1aplihsk nabyi cd p.
Guzowskiego nHotel Polski" pray No
BILE nj. Hotel ten xostal ~znacxnis ule-
pssony.
W zeszls niedziels odbyl sic teatr
smatorski K6aka Damatyczenego imie-
mia Aleksandra Freddy - " salt Wal
aha -zai " hall szkolnej PREY Bradley
ulicY odbyio sic prledstawienie K6lka
Dram. Org. Patr. Pierwsse K6tko o.
degrade dramat: ~nBohatsrka"- drugie
zas nGwiazda Syberyi". Retyserzy
obiedwu sztuk dobrze obsadzili role -
grano dobrze, q publioznos6 zebrala sic
licznie.
*W prrysziy wtorek odbeda sic je.
%sieune wybory.
Kandydatem m radce powiatowegc
ma tykiecie roootniczym Jest p. N.
Waranko pclak.
Tow. Ohs i Pogoni grupa 1l9 2,
N P. urzadIi przsdstawienie teatralne
W dniu 2 styoznia T. 1894. Szruka zapo.
wiada sic swietnie.
*W p6lnocro-zachodniej dzielnicy
naszego miasta = rabusie wieczorami
ozesto napadaja M przschodni6w.
= % Z. m. odbyl sic " kosciele sw.
Trojcy Stub p. Ed. Dyniewiczs syn,
wydawcy nGazety Polskiei" Z pam,
Lewandowska. Nowoaehcom zyczymy
szczescia pomyslnoscii
= Choir I Szopena i Choir TX Wanda
urzadzaja " nie d siele 20 listopada kou.
cert ma rzecz Par,fi sw. Tr6jcy. Kou.
cert odbedzie sic na sail Shoenhoffsna.
Krata pogioski iakoby mordercs
mera Harrisona " ubiegiym tygodniu
dopytywaf sic o gubernatora stanu ma
szego P Altgelda, kt6ry obecnie bswi
Chicago.
Niektorzy sadzA be zbrodniarz 6w
chcial zabic g~ubernators.
ktore ma upauietnic wystawe swistow,
ofiarowal p. Marshall Field million dola-
row. P. Pullman, f.brykant wsgon6w
podpisal sic ma 800 600. Potrzebna SUI
me zbierze sic W kilku dniach.
Kolko Dram. i'm, Alexis. Freddy
urzadza " prIyszla niedziele przedsta-
wienie teatralne " hall P~ulaskiego -
na korzysc tej4e hall.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-01

Tow. WOln0nyslayeh ,siRa,
odbywa swe posiedsenia " ka4dy pistek
o godEinie Bel wieczorew, W hai pod
No. TUB milwaukee, Avenue gdzie tel
kaEdego miesiaca odbywa sic jeden Cd
oEyt, Sekretarzem jest Stanisfaw Bonn
bihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-11-01
POIski NIaIarz.

Ninielszem ogisszam Szan. PoIskiei
P~ubiio.noSci, IL 90 tylko ro1pooEslem
ma sWoia reke jake malsrz re stsreOo
kraJu. sssem Podejmuje sic malovanla
kosciotow ! domoW, tspetowania pokoi
I wszystko co wchodzi " zakres malar-
ski. Nam nsdzieie, IL Szanowni Ro.
dacy raozs mnie PoprSec swa braterska
tYczliwoSois.
JoZEF wINKIEL,
AZ Sloan Str, Chicago, Ill.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-13

Read past history and see what
has been gained by down right
robbery. What did il profit
France that she swept from the
Pyramids to Moscow. What
does ii matter that weak and
feeble nations fell before herr
Revenge followed her back to the
very scenes of her vations.
What did it profit the nations
that overpowered and divided up
little weak Poland against the viii
of her peoplel They only heaped
upon themselves shame and dis
grace from committing against
the civilized world a deed that
shall never be forgotten. Gener-
atoms from now history will still
be pointing the finger of shame
at that sinful and disgraceful act.
Shall the United States to-day
receive Hawaii from few for
eigners, robbing the PEOPLE of
their native land, and perpetrat-
ing crime parallel to that
which was committed In over
throwing Polandl Is the United
States country which fifty years
ago declared to united Europe
that henceforth she would be the
protector of the twenty or more
weak nations of the Amer
can continent, is this nation
going to forsake her sister
republics and by her example
of conquest declare to them that
they can no longer depend upon
her protectionl Several times
the United States has saved
Hawaii from the greedy grasp
| of fcreign nations: Shall she
now turn against her child!
Shall she by this shameful and
disgraceful deed give up her
name as protector of the weak
The untarnished name as the
most just among nations of the
earth By annexing this island
without first gaining the con-
sent of the people3 Shall we give
up the principle that SOCIETY has u
right to partake in its own gov
eminent? The leading Republic
living and breathing these prin-
ciples. shall we give our consent
to bring them into repute and
disgrace.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-13
CORRESPONDENCE.

I'VE do not hold ourselves responsible for
the opinions or the utterances Of our
correspondence
EDITOR HoLoMuA:-lt is not to
be wondered at. that the P. G..
wish to change the name of the
government. when they are load
ed to the brim with set of pre-
yaricators and scandal-mongers,
both male and female, that would
swamp the best government in
tie universe. The present name
of the government will do for the
time being. it is the medus oper-
andi of the pets of the govern
ment that require the medicine,
which they will soon receive in
generous doses. HiLo.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-13

: Ros0Lrr DTS Al HoyoLrlr
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-13
Squib.

The Bulletin suggests that the
new name for the P. G.. instead
OF Commonwealth should be
MUD. Ne would suggest to
the C. ] that. after the arrival
of the new Minister. he spell his
name also with a capital N. in
stead of J.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-13

Stern psrent = You marry my
daughter. SIR Why she would
ssarvel
Suitor-Well, sir. if you are
the kind Of man 10 LEI your
daughter and her husbandstarve.
l don't wish 10 enter the family.
--Hiondsr.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-10-13


Late Stayer-Why. the lamp
is going out.
Ellie tired and sleepy)-I sup
pose it thinks it's time something
went out. -7eras .Sijtings.
Clara-You must have refused
Harry Sparker last night.
Flora How did you know
Clara-He told me this morn
ing he had just had a narrow
escape.-Ne,g York Herald.