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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
N $84, 500 $33, 80


On ber Noropeitede Ser Meit Safe unb
l1niou StraBe itanb elm D~teritOGiges meiBes
SteingebGube, bas an Der Safe StraBe eine
Srpnt BON so SUB bate uub itcb so SUP
in Sic linton StraBe binein eritrefte.
@etltc6 an bieles ibloB iicb Elm Dierit0Gtz
ges rot6es SteingebGu6e in Derielben 8atz
art, ipic bas @d9ebdube. 9inter bteien
ftanben bierit0dige Nnbaue, Bic etnen
6duiercompler b~ilbeten, baS s.. Softer
Jt6oaDes ge6Drte. Ser 9r0Bere She'll bes
@ebdubes, beiien Sront, wte i9on be-
ibrieben, an Der Safe StraBe lag, bas @r0z
gelboB in Der tpeltlidben 6Glfte, un6 bas
GdgebGl6e, nit Qusna6me bes @rbgez
i9ofies unb Der beiben eriten Stodperte,
wuroen bon ser rs. s. Grant Batting
Bomber 60" benubt. Oas @rbgei3oB
unb bic betben eriten Stodtperfe bes 3d.
gebGu6es tparen an Die Union Batnt &
8arntib Co." un6 6aS erite Stodmerf Der
meitlicben 9GLtte an BEN 8lloerra6menz
TQbrifanten Bennett SeLbman nermtetbet.
Ser gr0Bere Sbetl ser 6httergebdube
btlbete Ste Sabrtf BON Salter & 8ilef,
mdbrenb Der 0teft BON 90. S6afftn9 ais
2aserraum fir 8u6pei3en benubt murbe.
0as Seuer brab tur3 nacb 5 ubr unb
Spar burcb Die @rploitpn zines Safes nit
gtap6ta in benz @rbgel6oB Ser Linton
Saint & 8arnti6 60" aus. Woburb bieie
@rplolton berDDr9erl1fen tDurbe, miro tpo6L
ME aufgeflGrt tperben. Gin Baiiant bate
BON Der segeniiberlte9euben Sette ber
| StraBe etnen &nau geb0rt un6 gleib 6ar>
ouf fab er einen Seueritrabl aus benz Sell
Ier empor16teBen. Ote etnStge YerIon,
sic fib in ber ytabe Ser Stele befanO, an
ser bie Grploiton itattfanb, mar 8. 81.
8rtggS, Ser erite WitQer Der Linton 8af>
ina Botp6er 60" u1t6 bteier bate iofort
bic Slubt ergrtffen, ais er bic Slammen
nit ra1er6er S6neat9feit UNI itdb greifen
lab. Sn 6en oberen StoGmerfen tparen
qeoen 200 Qeute beibdfttgt uno bon 6telen
paren fdit Sic 9Glfte OtGb9en unb Srauen,
0Qs btele BEN Jtuf vSeuer" b0rten uno 9Iei6
barauf au6 SEN Gau6 iaDen, i~ti&r5ten fte
inn piIoen 0urcbeinanOer in ibren Q(rbeitSz
flei6ern un6 o6ne SUIT auf bic StraBe 6tnz
aus. @rIt BORT fau1en ite our 8elinnuns
unb Sic Otetiten perlu1ten su~riid5ufe6ren
un6 tire &letoer 81 9olen. SEPT mar eS
ie0o3 su ipat..
Selten bat uniere Seuertpebr Elm 10
1cbneleS ul11tc99relIeH oer Sldn1nGen erleDI.
Oils Die eriten SpriBen etntrafen, mat 6as
@dgebd1be bereitS poIitdnbig in Sla1nmen
etnge6iut. Sin @eneralolarm tpuroe ein7
aeionbt; aber eS tpurbe benz G6ef Sipente
Bel fetnem Gintreffen iofort tIar, baB Der
aonae 6Guiercompler %rettungslps b~erloren
lei. IS gait ocB6alb, tuent9itens Die am
g~ren3enben @ebGuoe Dor benz ltnter8ange gu
retten. 9ie Seuerpe6rleute batten ie0Od
ale rrIacbe, nit Der grOBtcn @Orii9t gu
Berfe 3u qeben, benin in benz Gr6gei6oB
Der ul1nion Saint & garniibtns 60" er=
plpbirte nit f%urcbtbarem &racben Elm SAT-
nit Sad nacb benz anbern unb ieoen Qu9enz
Bid brobten bie Wtauern bes @ebdubes Der
fortgeIebten @ri6itterun9 nab8ugeben'
Oie Mari9due 6atten ieOO9 6ie Nugen
offsn sebalten unb als bic Oftli9e Mauer
enbli5 fieI, batten ie tbre 3eute bereits ges
tparnt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
$2.75 per Gos.

&otbe@Hben- S9.75 per SaB.
Qepfel- @eril19ere Sortel1 So. 00@2.25
per Sap, before $2.5O@3.OO, CUTE 1926
6Gute- felt; 9to. 1, lei6t ultb I6wer,
41c. be19abi9t BIC. $50. 1 &albfeq 9@-c.,
beI9Gbi9t 71@-c.; SEQ. 1 %uit9e9erbte 0Gute
44c.; go. 2, &c.
sd mterfett-ua." &C.; 80" &c.; GEL
bes sc.
aols- $50. 1 eouutrp 5@54c.; SEQ. 2, A
@44c.
@ef1i9e1- sei6la6tet, Sibner 100
1885,; Sprttg 13@133c.; Surfep 14@16c. ;
gntelt 14@15c. @anle 6@12c.
Iat-$1.4 0@1.50 per @ale.
urfen-S1.5 0@1.75 per Oubenb.
Sellerte-20@30c. per 8ul16.
@elbe &Iben-S-@1.25 per SAP;
nele 35@40c. per Oubenb.
@etBe Surnips $1.25@1.50 per
SAP.
&rbbeerem 6lOriba 15@s5c. per
Quart.
gineoppGes-s9. OO@2.5O per 0utenb.
gobnen-8eite gfapies gu $1,000;
We6iums S 1.85.
&otosnit $40 per 80.
n l-$1. 00@2.5 so per Sull6.
e-SlQ@reon Smius 114@114c; SUD
Cream 0oun9 @lmericans Hobo; SUD
Cream @bebbar 102@114c.; Srtf 13@14c.;
%9im6nrser 19@13c. @6ipeiser Sol 15@16c.
per Bfunb.
8e1encprn-@ uf Ser 8a6u, fair Bis
6oice, grimes 5@54c. mittleres, rotbz ober
blaBen6i9 4@44c.; roub u16 9rob DO;
dolce grimes gu @arpet6itrten sc. !; uielfDors
ting" grimes 44@5c. rDtb= ODER gel6etbiges
-@43c.; 8nl cite NIB 0efer, 9titt 5@53c.;
rOtbenbtSes DO. HOLT. ungrabes 2@3c.
@iI6 = Sealz@11ten S1.75; WtalarOz
Sads 81. OO@5.OO per 0ubeno. Ganben
81 .25@2.OO. @quobs 2.5O@3.OO.
Sad 9 pe-S1 .25@1.5 so per Outen6.
Yloper- 81. 25@1.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

Stir ste 8eritcberungs >8atrouiIemann1
icbaft, Bic lonft BEL jeoem Seuer cine 6anpt9
role ipielt, oa6 eS bier NIGHTS 81 tbun.
0enn ielbit tpenrt ite bate periuc5en pollen,
etnen S1cil ser @aaren 81 161Beny 10
miirbe le muir i6re 0eGen ettgeblBt baben.
Son alien benacb6arten Od6ert tparten
6te Seucrtpebrleute tpabre StrDme bon
@a11er in bas 6lammenntcer btnetn. Ste
Otiibe mar pergebenS. 9as gBa11er lcboB
mirfungslos burcb bte Slammen btnourb
utto iammelte it6 in Dem @rogeiboB gu
elmer 3tefe bon adt SUB an. Nut Der
Sberfldbe i9tpamm nO6 itunbenlang oas
brennenoe SeL aus Sen SdIiern uro nob
lange, nabbem i6on alles 6ol3Dert in
benz @ebGube perbrannt mar, iboB bon
BORT nod INNER cine TlammenlGule emf
ppr.
Die grDBte @efabr fir bic Nebengebdllbe
lag in BENT l1mitanoe, baB bon benz itarten
Siibpinbe %forttpGbreub groBe SeuerbrGnoe
in Bic 2uft getragen tDuroen uno auf ben
0Gcbern nteoerfielen, no tie lofort bon ben
fpab1alnen SeuertpebrLeuten gelol6t MUIR
ben. @tner bieier 8rGnbe ftel aut etnen
6afen> unb 2eitertpagen, beien Beman7
hung in nG9iter gfGbe bes @ebGltbeS arr
beitets. Die Qeute merften BON Der tbrem
Npparat bro6enben @efa6r nt6t eber ettpas,
ais bis bie 2eitern Seuer gefangen batten.
@intge 0aiieritrablen beietttgten ieDo3
baLo iebe @efabr.
Wtit benz @ebdu6e lit Elm Stii6cben @e1
i6i6te oerfniipft. GOr elmer &eibe BON
Sabren ftanb auf benz 0eitenbe beS Safe
itraBen>@ runbitiides cine feline 8agenfaz
BRIT, Die 6enrD @eber, benz iebigen Rraiiz
be1tten Der yQ8eber 8a8on 60" in 9luburn
8arf, ge60rte. Oils feline &un6i6aft fi3
oerme6rte un6 6err 8e6er Capital err
iibrigte, lief er an 6er @de Elm 5tDetitOftges
@ebdube erri6ten. Sn benz eriten Stodz
inert murben ia6relang &rdr1erldben betrtez
ben, tpGbrenb in DEM sneiten ein 9OteL elm
gert6tet pur6e, baS ii5 5u balnalt8en 3etz
ten eines gstpifien Suites e~rfreute. SpGter
pur6e bte 8agenfabrif = cine ate 6ol5z
barafe = nie6ergeriiien unb an tbrer SteQe
Elm 9lnbau 81 Dem @deebGube duf9efiibrt.
NaD bem 9roBen Seuer i'm Sabre 1871
Hucbteten mebrere prominente Strnen in
bteie bamaIS neuen @ebdube un6 legten
bier ben @runbtein 3u beute grpBen Sc
l6dften. SAT- 2aufe Der Sabre murben
bann na6 un6 na6 Sic anberen @ebdube
erri6tet unb bteier @Ompler bebtelt ben
Nalten Der vWeber 8eitB".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
Observation-Disclosures Brteffafter.

6rn. 8. SO. Soo. Sroge: USE nnb
ipann sefbieDt bas S3rOpfen an Sbitbduz
men &ntport: 8Gume, pel3e in Der
Sugenb gu langiam gepa9ien iinb uno IN
6olge oeilen etne ipentg ausOe6nungstabige
&tnoe beitben, 70 baB unter benz Druid ber>
ielben bet Saftumlauf un6 bas @acbStbum
beetntra9tist uerben, ferner 8auu1e, bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

9afer- gertdufe mad probe ,paren:
SEQ. 2 314@324c. geo. 2, weiBer, S54c@37c. F;
geo. 8 33@334c.; SEQ. 8, wetBer, '334 @36c.
@erite- 8erfGufe na6 8robe: 0eo. 2
-@-c.; SEQ. 8 4O@63c; SEQ. 4 33@45c.
etSe 8erfGufe mad Probe
warel1: gto. 1, rotber, -@-c; No. 2, rOtber,
o.; $50. 3, rotber, 58@66c.; 9to. 4,
rOtber, 523@53c.; go. 2, barb, &c.,; $50. 8,
barb, SOC.
@ommerweiSen @erfdufe mad
9robe 1paren: SEQ. 2 "a o.; $50. 8 $50
694c.; SEQ. 3, weiBer, 56@573c.; go. 4 400
54c.
Go9gen- gerfGufe na9 9robe waren :
SEQ. 2 52@-c.; SEQ. 8 45@-c.
&leie- @erfGufe 3u $12 .O0@12.25.
9s-@erfGufe waret 81 $12
Sen ertGufe marer: 9to. 1 Ttmot6n
S11.50@12.5O; 9o.2 Simot9p $1O.O0@11.5o
gem. Gtmotbp @; npla1O Yratrte
So .50@9.50.
@oomen- @erfdufe na6 8robe maren :
Slabs SEQ. 1 S1.194; 3imotbp $4.00@4.3O.
per 100 YfO., @lOper $11@13.5O.
Corn - @erfGufe na9 Strobe: SEQ. 2,
petBes, 434@-c.; No. 2, 9elbes, 414@-c.;
4O9c. So. 4 374@4Oc.
&M fermaaren-8 retie ware1: Porf
Barrels fir 673@7O, unb 2arO &ierces fir
S5@874c.
@btSfep-$1.17.
SlDribaS ran9en- S2.5O@3.5O per
gor. California, gtapels S2.50@3.5O. Seeb@
Itn9s 1.75@2.50.
Gitronen- Suite So. 5O@3.50 per gor;
9ertn9e 81 .00@1.50.
@onts - @eiBer &lee i'll 9funb ab9es
theilt 1701Sc.. 1i6t 10 hel 10@-c.; DI1ttel
9efdr6t 1O@14c bas Pfunb; als9elallener
6@0c.
&ortoffe1n-@isconltn Goie 7O@75c. ;
SebronS 1905 per 8u. 8urbonfs 76@78c,
4eer1eB 7O@72c.; Mireb 68@72. @orlp
O1ios 81. 25@1.4O per 8uI9el.
SuBtartoffeIn Sut9Otl. SS.75@
4.5O bas Sap; Bermuda So per Sap.
@ter- 15c. 6as Ortbe1o.
&etBfraut-9 ieli9es $8.OO@1O.OO per
SunOert.
Cutter 8e1e Creamery 28@29c; quite
26@27c.; eerin9ere 24@25c.; na69emo9te
21@22c. bette Soirp 24@25c. quite 2O@22c
9erin9ere 20@22c.; SEQ. 1 gables 1926.
yso. 2 17@19c. , 9adins, fril3e, 15@16c.
9tou zoe.
8utteriue- @at Cafe 0airp 15c. @m=
pire 16c. SainOis Creamery 1876; Tarcg
Creamery 1876.
8wtebeIm-$ 3.Oo@3.5O per Sap.
@rbien @etrodnete, 9rit1e, S1.5O@
1.75.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
0tebMtArft+

gm &tnbpie morft betru9 Die 3ufu5r
1851 Stif, 9eSen 52,566 in Der poriseu
ISOLDE.
Gerfauft murben unter @tberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

Serr 8. 90. Soldier, Secretdr Der D@ez
s%elmart Co." &ppleton, @isy ii9reibt:
uSbre ct. rb Btllen
wurben pon mebreren u1ierer @u9eiteltelt
probirt 11nb aQe %ftimmen oar1it ibereil1, baB
bic St; no s tfnb fiir nS ST. ID @t ts Ytl msr1
BEN. Cir wirfen linbernb auf ben Mo9en
unb Oormfanal, unb f0nnen mir bic Yilen
l9on oQein bes6alb alen OH llnperbauli9fett
ultb 8ertopfun9 2eibenben enpfebleu."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
2andmirtRRAaftRi&les.

E8- SonbmirtbI1afflib @e9enitdnbe betreneroe Nl=
rooeu finb an 6erru 0OtfIteb Settntlt9DOUeNb
SIaSeS GornerS, 2StSc., 81 ridten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

&nn9enIet0en, aitbnta, gronGitis II. +. ~.
1eroeI 6nr9 ben re9taeitt9em @ebrau9 bon 9r. s.
Mn6 Grtdltnnsen mirft 9u baffelbe ais fTdser ~pirfenSes
Wtittel iGGsen Ierner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
GMSW6ttS+

@eiaen-New 0orf-M drs, 744c., Wtat
76c, Suli 778c., @u9ut-. ct. 2ouis - MGr5
633c., Wtai. 654c, Suli, 68bc. Wttlwautee =
DoarSsaf Ssi pfq Me &c. sss S"M5Rt i9r MD;d 250F IT, y
g2o ~tSss p0 OF m Cara S SGs'; u5 &i'" e49ef &ol etGc :
Mdr5 694c., Naui, 7O@c., Suli =. Baltimore
MGr3, 724c., Mat, 743c.
@orn-geew gorf Mdrs 514c.-Wtat, 494c;
Sult, 494c. ct. Souls - WGr3, 363c, Moi,
$780,; Baltimore = MGra 478c.; Mai 4Sgc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
@erfauft 1pur6en inter @rt6erem:

@9afe trofen ein 5O,225 Stid, sesen
50,224 lit Der pOri9en ISOLDE.
8erfauft pur6en inter Nlt6eren:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27
GtttattS=Sert0t+


@btcogo o, 25. WGr3.
Mdr3=gSeiaen i6lOB nit 754c., Maraz@Orn
nit 40Bc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-27

Is sts. tir cine Saa9tel nou 3 ee@om's @iIle Il.
@ertb cine @ninee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-24

Sensational Prices no Mems Suits
Sensational Prices on Mems Overcoats
Sensational Prices on Mems Underwear.
Sensational Prices on Hats and Neckwear.
Sensational Prices on Furnishing Goods
Sensational Prices on Boys Suits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-24
They ARE STAYERS.
THEY pRO?OSE TO SUCK THE
LIFE BLOOD OUT OF THE
PUBLIC TEAT.
Proceeding In the Queln-EwIng Man
damIs C,sc Modified, and the De-
PENDANTS Stil Hold the once
Books and are at Liberty.

That a Republican knows not when
he has enough when in public Office is
no better cXemplified than in the case
of eX-Regents Quein and Ewing of the
saltwater aGri ultural college. The
inscription, "till death do us part" "
was undoubtedly tackled to the oath
of off e when these gentlemen took
hold, and they may thank their stars
neys handled their eases.
THE LEADERS, readers are familiar
with the mandamus proceedings
against Quein and Ewing to cause
them to deliver the books of their re
spective offices TO their successors, and
the subsequent legal fights made by
their attorneys.
Last week Judge Scott granted a
pcremptory writ ordering the defend
ants to dispossess themselves OF the
books
Bat the gentlemen didn't man.
damus' worth cent. Consequently
bench warrants were issued for their
bodies In the meantime Attorneys
Cunningham and Overstreet got ac
tion on themselves and appeared be
fore Judge Dale with applications Il
modify the proceedings OF Judg,
Scotts court. Judge Dale granted tn,
application and his 'tion was con.
Cured in by Judge Burford There
the matter stands
The defendants still hold the books
But something will drop, and that
too, w.thin a t.w days
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!! Racket Store
TO THE FRONT,

We offer the public opening day, Dec. A. that Guth
ri enerpsng merchants have before done, and the
dty of great opening give every lady young old
souvenir free, also treat in way of holiday goods never
before offered you in this country We will feel
that have done justice you and pride ourselves
'r7 ded to its utmost capaciry on this day. and we
,... m ing goods and pr,ces for future
fae making yuor purchases for Xmas presents. We
81 9: ds rrcd ir our line hoping to-
/ ont Monday, Dec. T. we have decided to sell
this lay he other days.
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REV. BEN THAYER,
EVANGELIST
aud
REFORMED CONFIDENCE MAN.
AHANDSOME PRIZE.
Mrs T.. ID. Nix Captures the Chamber Set
at the Novelty store.

Mrs Il. ID. Nix Captures the Chamber Set
at the Novelty store.
The number drawing the handsome
chamber set AZ Mrs Ramey's noTelty
store on Oklahoma avenue was i@4- 1t
was held by Mrs. Z. d. Nix and that
lady captures the prizs. The set is an
elaborate affair and would prove an
ornament to any home Mrs. Nix Is
to be congratulated on her good for
tune. The novelty store is enjoying
brisk patronage at present; new goods
are coming in every day and they are
being disposed of at holiday prices
Santa Claus will find fund OF Nmas
presents at Mrs. Ramey's headquar
| ters.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-24

Mrs. A. L Saunders presents 10 the
ladies Of Guthrie and vicinity one of
the finest displays of millinery ever
shown la the territory. TO know
what is the latest in fall and winter
millinery IT will be necessary for YOU
TO call at her store. She also doe;
stamping Of all kinds. asst
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The Racket Store.

the man Of the grip was substantially
as follows:
Isn't this my old friend Gabriel
Comstock Of Franklin Furnace?' said
the smiling young man, approaching
the stranger and extending his hand.
mo, sir" replied the stranger, my
name is Thomas Easley and am from
Wheelersburg,
81 beg your pardon" reioined the
other politely, but the resemblance
is so extraordinary that | thought
could not be mistaken"
That's all right. There's no harm
DONE" said the stranger, passing on.
A few minutes later he was a.
costed by another smiling young man
who met him at "a street corner and
stopped in great apparent astonish-
ment
"Why, how are you, Tom? Bless
me, who would have thought of seeing
you here?"
Guess you're mistaken, young fel
low"
Mistaken" Not much. Id know
you a mile off. You are Thomas Eas.
! ley of Wheelsburg Used to call yor
Tom when we were boys togeth-"
NO you didn't My name isn't
Easley and don't know where
Wheelsburg is"
You're not Tom Easley?'
mo, sir. II never heard of Ton
Easley. My name is Absalom Rine
hardt and live in Greenup"
The smiling young man withdrew il
evident perplexity.
"Must have got switched off on som'
other fellow" he muttered as HI
turned another corner. But it's al
right Mr.. Rinehart will do just u
we'll"
Meantime the stranger pursued hi
way leisurely down the street, AM
five minutes later he was confronte
by third young man with an engag
ing smile.
"Hello! Why, this Is my old frien
Absalom Rinehardt How are you
40? How are things in Greenup?'
IL don't know you sir. My name
not Absalom Rinehart aud | don
know anything about Greenup. Neve
heard of it in my life"
Say, who are you, anyhow
The stranger handed him his care
IL bore the following inscription;
A.................. ..'''''''' ''''' '''''''''
REV. BEN THAYER,
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Sensational Sale!
Sensational
Prices.
Sensational
Goods

We have nauguraed the sensational sale Of Mems BOYS
and Chldtens Suits and Ovecoas before attempted this
territory 1t will douby repay you investigate No old auction
stuff odds and ends but bright fresh fall and winter
handse for fit and workmanship only be cquacd the
largest cities in the country
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-24

rA laays pony Cali al I
nst street sO2ti
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Notice.

Hotel Occidental for rent. 1t Is
newly furnished throughout Reason
for renting. other business TO see after
Call on X. j. Long, hotel once
Guthrie, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-24

TO APPEAL CITY CASES
CITY Attorney Pancoast was ordered
70 take an appeal il ali Sity cases de
cidsd Adversely
y notion OF Taylor it was ordered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-24

In fact out for sensation prices Good honest
ready clothing and perhaps will be sold
the prices have made for this great sensational sale We have
The space quote prices Come and Get reliable
goods for less money than you would pay for inferior stuff else
where Attend this sale, it will save YOU money
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that telephone he placed In tho cit1
hall at once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-11-24

Il heard good con man story the
other day" remarked a loquacious
drummer in a crowd of story tellers at
the Royal last night. After some pre-
liminary nourishes the story told by
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SIDE u-ANCES.

4 tyave ing man is authority for thus;
Daring an outing not long since ex.
tracted the following, pasted over the
delivery window of 4 Texas postottice:
when you kun for your male have
pashuns. Know shooting around the
Post OIice duren busneis Oars by or.
der OF the post master his sine and seal
Chickens bot on k3mmi sion"
-
The Board of Trade is on the right
track, " remarked merchant yester'
day We should have museum by
all means. 1t would tend to advertise
the territory, in fact be a top of col
umu, next TO live matter ad. Let eel
boom" 50 say we all of US
-.
I have just come in from a visit tc
a number of new towns along the
Santa Fe, remarked ]. B Oberlv ot
Arkansas City, yesterday. ""Twas
my first trip in the strip, and to say
| was surprised but family expresse
it Why, they have gotten so far alon!
at Ponca, that street lamps are used
That's what | call progress. Thel
coming down to Perry, and only 6
DAYS old II some of those easter
people should visit those new towns
after learning their history, the
would drop dead with amazement
s@s
Il heard good con man story tn
other day" remarked a loquaciou
drummer in a crowd of story tellers q
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THINGS LOOK CHEERFUL.
NAVAL MEN THINK THE ROYAL
IsT JIG Is UP.
The Preparations for Defense Last Night
No Word From United States
Minister willis.

When the naval officers were called
aboard ship yesterday afternoon they
looked grave and thoughtful; when
they returned to town they were as
jocund as meadowlarks. "The ROY
Jig 10 up" said two of them cheerfully
to a STAR man. Later it was learned
that the Admiral. after an uneasy time
over his cryptogram dispatches, had
turned with a relieved smile to his
officers and said 1.-The quarantine is
up, boys. You may as well go ashore
again." And ashore they came with
the belief, due to that and other circum-
stances, that the news brought by the
Corwin was of the American sort.
Nothing was taken for granted, how
ever, by the military authorities. The reg
ulars were under orders for extra vigil
ance; the National Guardsmen slept vii
one eye open and with their uniforms
and arms within easy reach, and the
Citizens Guard and Sharpsbooters We're
ready the moment a cannon signal
should be fired, to make the weather
warm for their friends the enemy. 1t
would have been bad night in which
to wage war on the Hawaiian Govern
ment.
This morning the Royalis's busted
themselves with inventing scares.
Eyes, the marines would land by half
past nine" 1t happened about ten
o'clock that the Americans we've out for
boat dill, and The gullable Royalists
thought that restoration was as good as
achieved.
The Government was in session dur.
ing good part of the morning, but no
word was heard from Minister Willis
Up to 3 O'Clock the Legation was as
dumb az a tomb
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ANCHORS TO WINDWARD. FL0TSAM AND JETSAM
BARKENTINE $. @. WILDER FROM
THE COAST.
The Corwin to Leave sunday-Kinau to
Hawaii-James Makee to
Kapaa.

The cutter Corwin is receiving fifty
tons of coal.
The barkentine s. N. Castle is unloa O.
ing at the Oceanic wharf.
Purser George Beckley is again at his
post on the steamer Kinau.
The German bark Phuger leaves for
San Francisco with sugar in about tw o
weeks.
The salutes this morning were for the
japanese Consul.General when he board
ed the Naniwa.
The bark Coloma did not sail yester-
day owing to heavy winds. She an,
chored inside and will probably sail
Monday.
1t was expected up to this noon that
the Corwin would leave tomorrow, but
she is to be detained until one day later.
1t has not yet been decided whether size
will carry mail.
The American barkentine s. G.. Wilder,
Captain McNiell, arrived this morning
at o'clock sixteen days from San Fran
cisco. The captain reports pleasant
passage and small cargo of general
merchandise on board and two passen-
gers. She will unload at Brewers
wharf
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-12-15
THE QUEENS HOSPITAL.
sEMI-ANNUAL MEETING OF BOARD
OF TRUSTEES.
The Treasurer's and Physicians Reports
Rules and Regulations for
Employees.

The regular semi-annual meeting of
the Board of Trustees of the Queen
Hospital took place this morning at the
rooms of the Chamber of Commerce
and the following proceed ngs wer,
had:
Secretary SChaefer read the report OF
the treasurer, which showed that the
sum of $2420. 10 was due him from the
hospital.
The Visiting Committee reported in
favor of placing an elevator in the hos
pital
A set of rules and regulations relating
to the employees of the hospital, prepared
10y DR.. Andrews. was then read and re-
ferred I, special committee of three
Messrs. 4. L. Carter. j. b. Atherton and
w. q. Irwin.
The Visiting Committee for the next
quarter was appointed, consisting of
Meesrs. j. b. Alherton, w. &. Irwin and
G. p. Iaukea.
The quarterly report of the attending
physicians, Drs. G. b. Wood and G. Z.
Andrews, were MS follows:
The number of patients at present in
the Hospital is o. viz, 32 Hawaiians
(27 males. . females), 8 Japanese and "a
of other nationalities 2S paying. The
number of admissions during the quar-
ter was l45; viz, "a Hawaiians (43 males.
| / females). @ Chinese. 90 japanese and
SO of other nationalities. Discharged,
123 viz, 81 Hawsiians (42 males, o fe
malesJ, Chinese, 10 Japanese and 52 of
other nationalities. Deaths, 90; viz, 10
Hawaiians (8 males, females), 3 Chi
nese, japanese and of other nation.
alities. or the above died within "a
houis of admission. The causes of death
were as follows: Beriberi, 1 cerebral
disease, 1; chronic bronchitis, 1; col
lapse, 1; confusion of neck, l, cancer of
stomach, /; dysentery, Il injury to
brain, /; malarial fever, /; meningitis,
3; peri:onitis, 2; phthisis, s; Retention
of urine, /; strangulated hernia, 1;
tuberculosis, 2. The highest number of
patients was as : lowest so; daily aver.
age 81. Number of prescriptions, 537.
l2 minor. z major and 2 postmortem
operations have been performed curing
the quarter. The number of patients
treated in the Hospital is 344 viz, Sep
TENDER, III October. 118; November,
III.