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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

1 was very severely taken with dys-
enteTy; took dose Of Chsmbelsin's
Collie, Cholers Snd DiarrhRs Remedy
sitter each operation Of the bowels,
more thsn natural. for about thirty
six hours, and checked the complaint.
Il took shout all Of small bottle TO
cure NE, while two or three doses
might cure Sn ordinary case. I found
it would give NE immediate relief
from sn pain in the bowels. 7. N.
BhCkwooD, Friendship, Grant Par,
Is. For sale by 81 medicine dealers.
BENSON. Smith & Co.,
Agents for b. I.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
BORN.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
AaRTvxs AZ HoNo1c1u.
STMR. CLAUDINE
DAVIES. Commander

- 49, commander
wiz leave Honolulu every Tuesday at S
o'clock P. u, touching st Kahului. Huslo.
Hama, HAnOs aa5 Kipah1lu, Maui. and Pa
aahau, Hawaii Returning will arrive At
Honolulu every Sunday morning.
- No Freight will ba received AFTER 4
P. N. on day Of sailing.
Consisnees must be at she landings 70
receive their freight, as We viii 10: hold
ourselves responsible after such freirht has
been landed. While the Company will uss
due diligence in handling live stock. xs
decline to assume any responsibility in cas-
of the loss Of same, and will not be respoD.
slbie for money or isvelry unless placsd in
the care Of Pursers.
W. C. WILDER, President.
S. B. ROSE, Secretary.
Capt. J. A. KING, Port Supt. 1sSq-o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
CIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIR

IIhOUII NUU nj. fIhSI OIR-
y ezis Of Ire Hawaiian Islands. IL P-nbsra
Il re 1z--s- q the Estate OF WI HOSIER of
Holoi1lz. O41-s deceased. iuies-ate
o. rs1cinz sid fling the petition Of 7. Nav.
cfs1iio: Of horo-1l1. Osh1. alleging that IN
E0S.sE OF said Hozolzl1- di Cd fr;ests-s AZ Homo
l-lzs O he isz1 csT Of September. 4 D. Ise3.
sd praying list Letters OF Aduiuistrsfo-s issue
70 L c. Ables,
Oc-ooz-- A. D Iss3- be AID hsrsb- i zu-,oiut-
= to- hearing said Petition, II the Court Room
Of this Coax, - HoaoluiE- a. which tine sud
Place 81 persons concerned nay sppsar and
s1o1l1 zo1 Be granted
Dated H0uoluiu, 4 /, September 18Th. 4. d.
By TIE Cont
1874 GEO LUCAS. Deputy CLERK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
Hawaii for HezltE

The climsts q the Hawaiian
Islands l. delightful. snd 3 g0o6
nz1y Americans 70 the-e 70 enjoy
Il O IN thsir hszIth We hsTe
nos Z doubt thzt tens q thousands
q Americans would visit the lovely
Islands every year Il the American
flag fnszts,d oTer then and Ansi-
czn freedom Szs firmly established
N them. and American lzE vas the
lzE q thEr eNEte1ca-S. Y. Sun.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
COURT. First CLIP

HIRCUI1 COURT. FIRST CIR
~ C1lE Of i1s HzE1iiE1 Islands In Probate
Il ne natter O the Estate Of ELIZA WOOD
HOLT, l.te Of H0zolzlu. OEhl. deceased
U reading AID sling the petition and Accounts
q b-zcs CErr=riZ1r- A6uirfst-s-or az the
Estate q Eliza Wood Holt. lzzs Of Ho1olrI1-
OLzz. osce1sed- ThsTsin he asks 20 b. sIJoz-
e Sls-lsAs-. and charges himself Eith si=-fEsl-
AID ASKS t1zt The szEe nay Be ers-ire5
AID approved and tat : nuGi order ~ -
E1es O. cistr15-Ii0z o. the pr0psrlT renafntnr
y rs 1-1os 70 ne persons thereto entitled
z11 aiscesrE1zz hin Ezd his sarsfiss fr1-1 All
Iz-i-er responsibility Is such zduiuisfrstor-
y = G--e-ec t1zi FRIDAY. the I3ih dzT OF
y-4O56H- a D. ISs3. 81 Ten o'cloek a nj ~
C-.zl5s-s'i II tie CO1rl House, a. Ho-oI5iu- oar
g 21e ne s11s he-soy i appointed = ~ ; IT,
- E-le=l9- 1ez-I1z said petition AID .ceo-rfs
20 tl4l 81 persons interested nav rhe7 s1i
i1srs s77ez- AID show cz1se. II M tfrT 80
EzE ne sane sholld E5r De Erz-fed.
Dz5s1 - Hozolul1- II. / ttis - Ss-oe .
-eZ1e-. 4 D fss3 % SSF
b the C0z-r-
49, GEO. LUCAS.
DepzfT CLERK.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
C,aal Embellishments
, CIRCuTr CnuRr.

IN THIS CIRCUIT COURT.
4 FsrSt SIrScit e he Hawaiian IsiSseS, In
FrcSatc-A ChsGNs-S- In the matter o. TIC
S-srsixaSeiq = WILLIAM ANnRSw HALL
a-1 ANNtS HAIL, eesS e Henolais. oaAv.
Miners
o. ressiaS 2,5 si;-s he petition 81 wil,iS=s
2. S-isA, SrkriiS1 81 TIE P-erefiv q said
rsscVS TSsysnS fo- Al ovsss e Ssle = css;Sia
va eStstc Sclc1Eirc - said wards. situate a.
NSzsSeaa. IN Eozc'a,c. FSasaG - o&hs. hsiaS 3
porisea - tae and described IN 4. Z, SSoS. I.
[. 4. ssss awarded - ks'SizoSa. &rE SetgisS
fsSsA ee-ssia le-s, -osscas Wy S=eA rcSl estate
sao1la ~ sd.
Il i ksreSy ouscreS. thar re next - kin q,
ne said wsr3s aid al persons interested IN the
ssiS estate. sprsSr eeio-e ;hiS Cczrt OF ESI-
pA1, nc M aSy - OCTOBEE. tSsS. =; scr
o'eiSsS A n. - ne Cc-rs Rco-s - tSiS CcGsi,
n Ec7cizl1. lSlsr6 - Oss-. tAsr saG there &c
SacU oxzse WAy s, co3c- sAcal6 res hc granted
fs- sAc ss'e - sch estate
Sy RE Sc1rls
Henry SMITH. Clerk.
Dates Ss-tr--Asr M. rSSS tE9As
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

James Brook. 3 Eo11g uz1 & this
plzes- EEs taken seriously III With
chols-z norozS z1i thought % b b.
yu15 relief We szlt him 3 suzl-
bottle q C6zDoerisi1's Colie- C10lerz
and Dis-Thosz Rszsiy, which p-o1zpt-
Il cUa6 him He Sys he BELIEVES he
E=o1ld have died hEd Il III ben for
this rsDs6y- PAISLEY & SLAGLE
GoGtoz- PUfzzD Co, Teun- Fo- sale
by AL medicine dealers
BESSo1, SxETE & Co.
Agents t0E h L
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

~ o=6 Cirezii q he Hawaiian Islands In
fVoStts. II tSe -,Ssss- q tie Estate % IRVING
3 BEATTY. lzse % wSi,zSn. Mani. deceased.
\ coc==c1l p1rpc-1icc % y tie last vii
a-G testament q Irving s. Beatty deceased,
eSs2 presented e said Probate Cc.-i. and 4
7silrioz f1- TIE PROBATE thereof. aad fer tAe -
SzSzcs g Letters TeSs1zezts-yt % SGz,'l :. CHI
.rSvc-sA having been sled hy Hc1sie,tS BeStty.
Il IS hereby ordered ia; THURSDAY, the
iSls dye OCTOBER A. n. iSsS az Ten c'cloes
A. N. - sid cay, - he CoG-s Ron % said
Cczrs. 81 WSilskz. Nxui. - Sr6 TIE sane u,
HEREBY appointed the time fos proving said viii
al hearing said Application, when and where
&zT He-So1 interested nay appear and coates;
TIE said WILL. and TIE granting q Letters Tesla
Es7i&-y.
nA;o5 a; Wailzke. Mani. 4 !. September Isis,
A. \. ISL
81 5es Cozr,s
6OoDALE ..NSTRoN6.
ik2sS Clerk. Circaii Coz, ecoa6 Ci7caii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
OIRCUIT COURT. FIRST CIR

n NIhO IT OOI ri. FIRST IIk-
- Gait q the Hawaiian Islands. II Probate
L re z&iis- ot the estate e CHARLOTTE
ADAMS. deceased.
Goczzszt PZrpo-1ilE . bs TIE As; VIII Ar {
testament % Charlotte Adams. deceased. having
g TIE 81 6xy % Sspssz5er. A n. :SsS, heer
presented q said PROBATE Cocri. and petition
to- TIE PROBATE tAe-eof, 1ad for the Issuance g
IoSspS o, Carte.
Il j. hs-sSy ordered. thxt FRIDAY, the 81 cav
C NOV SNBER. 4. D. ISsS. a. % e'e1ocS A. " :
q sid dSy. Al re CoC-1 Ron % said Coz-s. =;
TIE Co--t HczSs B-ilGi-- Il Hozoizlg, be zrd
tie sane :. hereby appointed he tine for prev
IL sid Nil AID hearing said application. when
md wes-c 1ly 7s-Sc- interested FAY Appc1r
I'D cc-5sSs tEe sad VIII sid the granting o.
Letters TtStAEeut3ry
n8.e1 Eo1o,-i1. Il. L.. >t7;. .>-a. tSyt
Sy rEc Cc-r--
exc LUCAS.
izs-1 BeDa-y ClerS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
CIRCUIT COURT, FIRST CIR.

GIRCUIT COURT, FIRST CIR.
" czit o. the H1zaffzn Tsfs-5T = -
L L1s l-Ai5s- q tie Eszzfe o. CURT PTfTTp
& AESGsRs ES- EzIs q EuEzfhze7e Es =
= -------ll- pr o-tirE . b the Izsf Win s-s
Aszs2zs15 q Cur Philip F0u Ee1ve-ssr -. :.
e. 1AFlzz q tze 81 day Of sept. : n ia 49,
ss.5ai@a = sad Probate CozrI. and r,s;ifio-
Iol ias p-oo--e thereof. AID for fhe fzs-s-rs -
l=sIs-s tssiG-s1tzry 10 2 A srFasF-- Es - 7,
- 1-e1 y Be-laz T1u Eezzerss-l-- a.
s ~ = 5s-s-L o-cersd thzt MONDAY. tie s dsT
q OCIObER- A D. Isss. q 70 o--1o-ss 4 n :.
sad 1EE. ~ Ire Corr Roor- 81 I'D g. = 80
o1ll ttales 4 Holozlz- O1hu . I'd ~ s--- =
1sss2E ePPel.is- ne tine fss 1ro7irZ aid TSiIi
- - - - 80 1ppli-1iioH. EEsu ard There
Lee 70 VIII AID the s-zria 81 l-is-s 80 80.
By tie Corr =
49, GED- Lucas.
DeuzrT CLERK
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
= ~ CIRCUIT CoURT

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
4 II tie Eczri1 Ci-Cziss Hawaiian Islands II
t1s matter q TIE e>-s-c q WILLIAM WEIGHT
q Hi.o. Hawaii. 4 vol-nszTy bankrupt
C-s1-sc-s o. The said ha1S Supp z-e hereby roti-
esl 70 c1-s in and F-CVe shetr debts before the
Sl-c--i Co1-I q the sc--th Circ1ii. 81 the Co1rs
ho1sc IL Hiio. Hawaii. on MONDAY. the ID
41y q OCTOBER ISl1. between The hours OF
- c'cls.S Il The forenoon and noon O. the said
day. z11 slsc- - assignee o. zssi-ueeS OF he
said b31SI1ui's estate
81 see Co-rC
DANIEL. PORTER
C-s-S- Circ-.i Cozrt. Eourth Circuit
Hli1- Hawaii. sept I6. ISsZ iESSS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

81 - NerFe -
t1r lsc-zrs-z- .sEses-s- ssz5zzzs- eiz-Es-z-.
izEEs-s. a. b-z--Ez-k=-z Ez1z-zUr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

Daily ADvEzTrzEz % cents PER
uonth Delivered bT carriers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
HIRCUIr COURT OLE THE

GIRCUIT COURT OF THE
~ Firss Circ1i-. Hawaiian Islands In Probzfe.
u ne natter q tie estate OF JOHN 4. BID
WE'LL, lzte OF Ho-olulu. Ozhu. deceased.
o. rs41iEE sud 5lEE the petition and Sc
cozlis Of So-ztkzn shaw. one OF the executors
g the viii o. John Z. BidEeIl late OF Houolulu,
O1h1. deceased. wherein be asks 10 bs allowed
$50 47e charges himself with SSe5 -. and
asks t1z- TIE sane nay BE examined and ap-
proves z1c rEz- : 1zAl order nay be made Of
eiSs-lozilo- Of the property remaining in his
1E-cs 70 the persons thereto entitled. sud dis
charging hin and his szre11sS from All further
-ssPo1sthiiis= Is sEch executor
II i ordered that FRIDAY. the z-ih 6sy Of
Octoos-. A D. ISIS. 81 10 o'clock A. N. 81
Chambers. II the CozTt House. 81 HoaolrlE, be
sd ne sane he-eoT i appointed IS the time
z1c pl1es to- hearing such petition z1d accounts
sid i1zi al persons interested nay then and
here spear zud shoS cause, IL any they have,
Wy les sane sh1lld rot Be granted
Dz-sc - Houolzlc, r L this s3-5 5sv Of sen
tzzos-- 4 D. Ises
By The CozrI:
GEO. LUCAS.
-tSe-11 Deputy Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
BY AUTHORITY

J " kUAIWOKC. Esq- has this Day
bes1 appointed : usubsr Of the Road
Bozrz fo- t5s T1Istion District OF ;. Eo-s
Hs=z1. foE TIE anEriFed tern made "a
cant b tt= 6szih Of D. h Nzhiuu.
IA KING.
Minister OF the Interior.
l-is-lo: Oaess SEPT 9Th, IS2-
1898
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03

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g.
IN. Elzs-ls t1-FE - u 81 - ~ q
Ez---1z-- - -e1.1 L IL s1--lz - II IL u.s.
e $50 ~ -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
IEAvrs ROSotu1u

Returning leaves HilO. touching AZ LSu-
pahoeaoe same dsy; kavaihae A. n, Mahr-
kon2 10 A. ": MaSsns P NJ: Maalaea Rs,.
P. n; Ishains 5 P. n. the following iav
SfriVins at Honolulu SAN. Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
EIELIIIS alznB CO.

Law al GaafsI Bookbindsrs
ACCOUST-B0OEs MANUFACTURED
20 W Pzttsu, iacl1diaz the EuDDIv
q fspsr- Killing, Printing. Paging
Psno-z+lnZ, Ending, Gliding, Letter
ing, sc.
MUSIC AID = -sIaZTs.FS ..r,sfxIs -
saF Pz-@7
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
A Ii CLAIMS AGAINST THE
"a 6s-z-s q re lz-s EEEAHA X Gscea-zT
6 = z1e1z- Walk Nj 4 l ms = V-ss-
Gis1 -.cr,=--y EEcgz . tsfors : Eo.E-T P-tlsc
= Ee --1s-E-Ezs1 No kEs ben E-ly s--,irf-
e 1c-1-5s--E-c- Q sd ez-Lts villa - 49,
. ~ III - .1-sTs- oE--e5: Al 5sS.s cEizz
. s111 es-1ts ms y pad q g bsfo-s 80
szrs-zsi11 q AZ zc-tEE
WI DANIELS,
A----iss-zte- g TIE EszE:e q EskztA
VIZ EEzi. Ocss= Ia leI-sz
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
STMR. KINAU.
CLARKE. Commands.

VIII leave Houoiuia AZ o'clock +. IL.
touching at Lahsina. Maalsea Bay aud
MAIZENA, the sane day; Mahrkona. Hawai-.
hSs and LaupAhoehoe the following day.
arriving ST Hilo At midnight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-10-03
FASSESeKKS


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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-18
AN UNNATURAL SON,
For Being Reprimanded He Shoots
Father, Mother and Sister.

For Being Reprimanded He Shoots His
Father, Mother and Sister.
CHESTER, Pa, Jan. IA tragedy was
enacted here this afternoon which will
result in the loss of two lives, and in all
probability the conviction of Thomas
Rodgers as double parricide. Rodgers
is "A years old, and the victims are
his father, Thomas Rodgers, 80 years
old, his mother, Martha Ann Rodgers, of
about the same age, and his married
sister, Mrs. William Kildey. Thomas
sat back of the stove in the kitchen of
his parents home just after the noon
day meal this noon, when his tather
leprimanded him for his laziness, de-
claring he must go TO work. Thomas
answered. "You can't put me out"
and going upstairs secured his brother
1n-law's revolver. The wife and daugh-
ter attempted to save Mr.. Rodgers, but
the young villain pushed them aside
and deliberately fired two bullets into
his father at short range. The first shot
entered the thigh, and the second
powder scorched the old mans cloth
ing After his father had fallen
to the floor, young Rodgers kicked him
in the face. The mother attempted to
escape by the cellar door, but bullet
from her sons revolver struck her in
the back and penetrated her left lung.
The sister, Mrs. Kildey, fled from the
house by the front door, and her
brother, whose bloodthirsty nature had
been thoroughly aroused, pursued her
to the street and, standing on the door
step, shot her while she ran, in al
most the same place that he had
wounded his mother. The bullet
glanced on the shoulder blade, and
this saved the young woman's life. The
Would-be murderer then ran up the
street to an alderman's office two blocks
distant, and entering locked the door
against a large crowd which followed.
The police were notified and Rodgers
was locked up. The wounded iather
aud mother cannot live until morning.
The mayor took the ante-mortem state
ment Of the dying couple this evening.
Mr.. Rodgers said that his son had fire.
Quently threatened his lie when he
had pressed the young man
to go to work. On several occa-
sions the father had secured his arrest,
but withdrew the charges on promises
of good behavior Both parents be-
lieve that be intended to kill his father,
and say he had not been drinking.
Young Rodgers said the attack was the
result of a family row, and that he in
tended to kill the old man. He gave
no reason, however, for the assault on
his mother and sister. There is much
excitement in the community, and eX-
trs precautions have been taken by the
police to guard against lvnching.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-01-18
THE KANSAS LEGISLATURES.
After Long Deadlock the POpulis
House Is RecOKDjZed.

After Long Deadlock the Populist
House Is Recognized.
TOPEKA, Kas., Jan. 14.-Both govern
or and Senate have recognized the Pop
ulist House, and both houses have ad-
journed till Monday afternoon. The
Populist state government is IN a posi-
ton now to turn the Republicans out
The only way to pass the crisis without
serious trouble and possibly bloodshed
: the acceptance by both sides of some
compromise measure, and that now
seems the remotest possibility. The
only step wanting to bring the situation
to crisis was recognition Of the Pop
ulist House by the Senate. After an ex-
tended debate in the latter body to-day
the desired recognition was extended.
The state of the feeling on the
be imagined from the remarks
the action of the Senate was announced.
Mr.. Douglass, the Republican Speaker,
said the principle Of seif-government
was on trial now as it was years ago and
it would triumph now as it did then.
Mr.. Dunsmore said the Populists' House
had been legally organized and recOg-
nlZed and no power on earth save the
sword could dissolve it.
The Senate recognized the Populist
wing of the House after long debate.
The matter of recognition came up when
the acknowledgement laid before the
Senate the House concurrent resolution
providing for joint committee to wait
on the governor and inform him that
both houses were organized and ready
for business. The three fusion Demo
crats-O'Brien, billiard and Taylor-led
the fight against the adoption Of the res
olution. They fihbustered away most
of the day. The resolution was finally
adopted by vote of % to Is. The Re-
publican members filed Joint protest
against this action. and the three tu-
sionists filed their individual protests.
The Senate then adjourned until Tues
daV mornino