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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-09-05
NEWS In A NUTSHELL

A bunch of keys lost See adver-
tisement.
w. c. Peacock advertlses a cottage
at Waikiki for rent.
The dredger is at W TX in the slip at
The foot # Nuuanu street
There is said to be a herd of 1000
Japanese deer on Molokai.
c. B, Rip ey, the welknown archi-
tect, has new lad" in this issue.
The subscri ptlon ball at the Hot, |
will come IF next Mend y evening.
The usual band concert was given / t
the Executive building this morning.
The long needed sidewalk improve
ments on Nuuanu street are now under
way.
The Honolulu football team will
practice this afternoon at the Maklki
grounds.
A friendly shooting match among
the members Of the Rife Association
is beng arranged for next Saturday.
The Board of Health will meet at
3 P, NJ. Tomorrow and will probably
take action on DR.. Trousseau S resigna
ton.
Tommy Krouse deserves good dea'
of credit for the way in which he is
liking up the grounds of the Arlington
Hotel.
a mongoose was captured on the
Royal school grounds, and monster
blue centipede IN the house of L. c.
rhrum Monday.
David Dayton has filed his hna
account and petition for discharge a,
administrator Of the estate Of Chas "
Hart, deceased.
The fourth paper read Def re The
Historical Scclety, rec :ntly issued il
pamphlet form, does not give the imS
Of the author, by an oversight III,
paper was written by A. +. Atkinson
lnsp, ctor General Of Schools.
The question is asked when tbs
property owners on the plains wi b
required to keep their sidewalks il
order, and whether they are supposed
to keep them free from weeds.
The friends Of DIR, c. B Wood al,
pushing him forward as fit person /,
fill the place of Port Physician, mad,
vacant by the resignation of DR.. Trous
seau, who is understood to insist tina
the same shall be considered final
Miss Hyde who was announced t
succeed Miss Dale as Music teacher q
Oahu College, has decided not /,
accept the position, Miss Hyde W.
also to have acted as organ'st at III
Central Union Church. As DR.. AndeI
son mas So acceptably filled the latt,
n sitjnn Iht. mast few SUNDAYS IL is Suu
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-11

Ladies' of the Maccabees.

DEAR EDIToR:-It is with pleasure
that | notice the name of our esteemed
| friend and townswoman Mrs. j. &.
Holden mentioned as candidate fer
the Office of Great Record Keeper of
the Lady Maccabees, and | do not
hesitate to say that she would fill the
office with credit to herself and profit
to the order.
If she is elected to the office it be-
speaks harmony and success to the
order, efficiency and promptness in all
its correspondence, and kindness and
courtesy to ail who may have to
transact business with the office.
And right here it would be in order
to say a few words concerning her past
history. In 1875 while she was not
yet half way through her teens ! first
became acquainted with her where she
was teaching school in Ontario on a
second class certificate. After teach
ing school for number of years she
took a course in the High School,
after which she entered Demill college
at Oshawa from which she graduated
with honors and afterwards taught in
the same college for several years.
She took special courses in PhOnog-
raphy and became an expert stenog-
rapher which enabled her to take a
position in u large wholesale and re-
tail firm in Scranton, Pa, where the
correspondence was very large. After
remaining with the firm for two years
she accepted less arduous and more
lucrative position as stenographer to
a law firm where she soon became
noted and spoken off as one of
Scranton's best stenographers. Pro-
fessor Wood learning of her ability
engaged her first to teach the evening
school in Stenography and he soon
appointed her principal of the day
and evening school. For to use the
Professors own words "She was an
excellent teacher and had good ex-
ecutiye ability" This position she
held for long time.
She has educational fitness and eX-
ecutive ability and is pre.eminently
fitted for such a position as Great
Record Keeper. She is upright and
honorable and has noble Christian
character. Good sister delegates vote
for Mrs. Holden and you will have the
right party in the right place.
Yours Truly,
DR. \. MITCHELL.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-11
Son1eti,inr Coed.

Il has been fully demonstrated in
the short time that the Lightning But
ter Maker has been before the public,
that it is just "the right thing in the
right place.. 1t meets the approval Of
ali VINO see it. 1t is so simple in con-
struction and perfect in action thatany
one can see there is nothing to get out
Of repair and will lasta a lifetime. The
price is merely nominal and butter
makers save time and labor enough in
very short time 10 pay for the dash.
Anyone wishing one of the Lightning
Butter Makers who live in Sanilac
county will please call on or address
John Collin, of Yale, or Newsted Bros.
for st. Clair county, as they own and
control the said counties.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-11
Races at Yale August p and %.

Races at Yale August y and 23.
Chauncy Kelley has moved with his
family into his new house.
Hickey q Walker are building inn
mense hay sheds along the f. u =. NJ.
Ry.
The following item is taken from
the Berne correspondence in the Cass
City Enterprise:-"The firm.Of Jas.
Livingston Il Co. have at present about
20 hands employed in their flax fields.
They have in all, about l75 acres to
pull, and expect to finish in about two
weeks time. Ernest Paul, the fore
man, is a hustler and keeps an eye
to business"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-11
Teachers institute.

The names of the following teacher
who attended the institute were omit
ted from last weeks list:
Marion Carnahan, Atkins.
+. +. Bernard, Marysville.
James +. Cox, Marysyille.
Fred Dunn, Port Huron.
James Hanaford, Port Huron.
Joe. Cavanagh, Brockway.
Henry McJ emmett, Port Huron.
George III. Mckenzie, North Street.
Clayton McCutcheou, Ruby.
Almon +. Parkin, Marysville.
j. f. Rleman, Hadley.
ID. +. Ryan, Port Huron.
Amos Richard, Yale.
Peter Ward, Port Huron.
Edith j. Allen, Capac.
Edith :. Adams, Port Huron.
Mary Abbott, Emmett.
Rebecca Bradley, Port Huron.
Lottie Burns. Jeddo.
Jennie Balmer, Atkins.
Mae Balmer, Atkins.
Anne Balkwill, Port Huron.
Ethel Bonner, Port Huron.
Francis Baker, Port Huron.
Florence A. Barrett, Fort Gratiot.
Gertie Butler, Emmett.
Alice Butler, Emmett.
Marguerite Butler, Emmett.
Lena Brooker, Capac.
Geneva Bump, Fort Gratiot.
Edith Brown, Lynn.
Mae +. Beebe, Richmond.
Nellie NJ. Cottrell, Marine City.
Nina II. Cook, st. Clair.
Alice Il. Carpenter, Marysville.
Florence Cochlan, Port Huron.
Sarah Carroll, Memphis.
Jennie Campbell, Gardendale.
Cora Cox, Port Huron.
Edith Carr, Capac.
Katy Cartwright, Algonac.
Emma COnant, Memphis.
Kittie Commit, Starrvilic.
Nellie Ciausen, ,Goodells.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-11
Price: $1.OO per Year.
We Betray
No Condolences

When we remark that money is again tight The pro-
hbitionists should wage against this habit We pro-
pose to do our best by SOLDERING money up with dose of
big bargains in our usual lines of merchandise.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
KNOWIEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others aud enjoy life moro, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Is due to Its presenting
In tho form most acceptable and pleas.
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of o perfect lax.
ative; efeotually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession because IL acts on the Kid.
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken.
ing them and 1t is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
giBts in 600 and u bottles, but IL Il man Z
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
%. only, whose name isprintod on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being we'll Informed, you will not
accept any substitute II offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28

lot on Sixth street and q handsome sum
OF money. Mr., Lutes is nownegotiating
a trade with another gentleman, which
involves house and tot ana nine W.
cant lots, all in one block on North
Fomlinson avenue. He IL determined
to keep the real estate market active,
The Kyle pronerty at Glen Easton,
which was sold by John !, Campbell, adj
ministrator OF John Kyle, deceased,
some weeks ago, will be resold. The
purchaser Mt tho last sale, Mr., J, b.. Il.
Barker, did not comply with the terms
OF the sale.
The hop given by the "0nly Six"
club at the Opera House last night was
q brilliant affair. A large crowd was
present and dancing to the sweet
strains Of Prof, Kilmyers' superb music
was kept up until late hour.
Jackson Alley, one Of the old land,
marks Of Marshall county, Is very i'll at
his home in Meade district. He is
ninety-three years OF age, and cannot
get we'll,
The old Yocum photo gallery on La.
fayette avenue was sold yesterday by j,
A. Ewing, trustee, L. G. Brock became
the purchaser at $50.
Tho revival at tho NJ. Z. church is
still in progress, About twenty have
Joined the church, Presiding Elder
Mick is assisting.
The county clerk has only issued two
marriage licenses this week and Clerk
Lewis says the dust is beginning to set
tie on the record,
], Mason Bonar, member Of tho Re-
publican county committee from Meade
district, was in town yesterday.
William Covalt, aged seyenty.seven
years, died ut his home on Bowman,
and was buried yesterday.
Col. ]. Z. Hooten's law Office is new
in the court house, opposite the prose.
cutting attorneys Office.
Robert R, Lewis, OF Meadville, Pa,
who has been here several days, left for
Grafton yesterday.
The new steel shelves and flling-boxes
for tho vault in the county clerks Of
tlce have arrived.
Work on the shoe factory has been
resumed, and the building will soonbe
completed.
Rev. Q. II. Lakin. of Huntington, was
here yesterday, and left for home last
evening.
Elmer Henderson, OF Quaker City,
Ohio, is tho guest Of friends here,
Mrs. Elmer @. Henderson is quite i'll
at her homo on Sixth street.
The young folks gave pleasant party
at the prison last night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
LOUISIANA LoFrERY.
A Case In tho U. S. Court at ParkCrsburI
for Judge Goffto Decide.

for Judge Con to Decide.
e,,,ial DipaCh 10 ne Iitelllsnesr.
pAp1EmBuRe, W, VA Jan. 2L-Judge
Golf was on the bench to-day in the
United States court The following
o,,cs were disposed Of; United States
W q G. Posten; verdict OF not guilty,
II;ntted States VS.. John Green; verdict
snilty, 500 fine and 90 days in Wood
sonnty iail. United States vs.. Marston
Tooley; verdict guilty, 500 fine and 80
laws in Wood county jail,
ilbe case OF tile United States vs..
Paul Conrad, president OF tine Louisiana
iottery, came up to-day in the United
states court before Judge Golf on q
demurrer and motion 10 quash indict-
ment. The lottery company is repres-
Snted by ]. D. Rouse, Of New Orleans,
and GOV. Jackson, Of this city, Tho
company was indicted under the recent
Sc. Of Congress making II IN otfense to
uso the mails to send lottery tickets or
Information concerning tho lottery.
Rho prosecuting witness who received
the tickets or papers is II, 9. Maynard,
There are several pretty legal questions
in the case which will come out during
the arguments. The letter was mailed
in louisiana and was received here,
I'he result Of tho motion WILDE watched
with interest as it will require one OF
the first interpretations OF the law In
tho district,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
MARTINS FERRY.
News Notes and Personals from Our Ncnr
NeiEhbOr.

News Notes and Personals from Our Near
NeighbOr.
A garter snake which thought spring
had come crawled out OF his winter
quarters in heavy stone wall at the
home OF Elijah Hoover yesterday and
was discovered on tho snow by Mr..
Hoover, who killed it. AT first Mr..
Hoover thought the snake was dead or
artificial. His snakeship was two feet
In length and was healthy looking
one, considering the fact that he had
been in his hole oil winter.
Rev. L. D. Morse, pastor OF the Bap-
fist church, stated yesterday that they
expect to have their ediGce ready for
occupancy by the middle or latter part
OF February, by which time the church
will be nearly completed, II there are no
further delays. The church will cost
about S., 900 and will seat 500 persons.
Tho Young Peoples Society OF Chris.
tian Endeavor OF the Presbyterian
church is making preparations to build
a chapel on the lot OF tho society on the
De Hass property. A general commit
tee has been appointed to arrange for
the raising OF funds.
Miss Cleoud Anthony, a graduate Of
1892, was elected teacher in the public
schools at $50 q month, on Thursday
night, to succeed Mrs. Carenbauer, de-
ceased. Other applicants were Misses
Vern Clark, Gertie Cow, May Jones aud
Emma Gillespie.
James Wiley, Of Colerain. Is hustling
for the deputy revenue collectorship,
which 1t is said will go to Jefferson
county. Willard F. Bailey, Of Martins
Ferry, who is said to be after the place,
is in Washington, fixing things.
Frank Ebert will succeed Samuel
Carey as bill clerk in the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh freight office, and Addison
McKim will succeed Ebert as receiving
clerk. McKim will be a new man in
the Office.
After the meeting OF the board Of cd
ucation OH Thurday night, Superlntend-
ont Mannix entertained the members
very pleasantly at his homo on Fourth
street,
W. S. Barlow, q prominent Democrat
Of Harrington who wants to represent
Belmont county in the Ohio Legislature,
was in town yesterday.
Superintendent Mannix and several
of the Martins Ferry teachers attended
tho meeting Of the Round Table at
Wheeling last night.
Work was resumed on the shreve.
Hawley building yesterday. The men
are putting on the front, which will be q
llne one.
sleighing has been good in the coun.
try up to yesterday. Those who were
out on Thursday pronounced it excel
lent. 3
Roy. W. H. Burbank, rector Of st.
Paul's Episcopal church, has the ty.
phoid fever
j. X. Ratolif, OF Mt. Pleasant, was
in Martins Ferry yesterday.
L. Laurens Hamilton Is at Pittsburgh
on business
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
RELLAIRR.
An Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tLn liInns CITY.

Al Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glnss City.
The Novelty stamping works will be
on full Monday next. The machinery
has been tried and works well. They
have a dynamo in the plant and make
their own electric light, and the splendid
new establishment will give employ
ment to over hundred hands to begin
with and will employ two hundred aud
fifty when running to its utmost CO.
paCity. The company has some BUSH
ness to begin on, and the outlook for
fair season is very good for new con-
Germ. Messrs, NJ, /, Blackburn and w,
O. Bergundihal are the active business
heads OF the new concern.
Samuel Fry, Thomas Dougherty and
Ed Cline put in the day yesterday fish,
ing off one OF the towboats lying at this
point. They got a bucket Of minnows
out Of the creek, and when the ice was
broken about the towboats an alligator
came to the top OF the water and was
caught, aud this made the boys believe
they could catch fish in the hole, but
they didn't so far as heard from.
The terms OF Messrs, Charles Henry,
ST., and John II. Harvey, as members OF
the school board, expire this spring
and Mr.. w, O, Bergundthal, who was
appointed to succeed Capt William
Ault, will have to be elected for tho one
year yet remaining OF his term, thus
making one.halt the board to elect this
spring.
Major W. L. Kepnon, now mayor OF
st. Clairsyille, practiced law in Olncln7
natl and had an Office in the same build
ing with ex.President Hayes. When
the latter became President he rendered
Major Kennon tue office Of consul to
Honolulu. On account Of the serious
illness OF the majors father, who was
then almost in ertrealiS, the offer was, de-
clined.
DIR. D. W. Long, the city health oil
fcer, returned yesterday evening from
Columbus, where he attended meet
ing OF the state board Of health at SOS.
sion where precautions against cholera
were discussed. Very stringent meas
ures will DO enforced in this state.
Rev. L. W. Barr Is just homo from
West Liberty, where he ofllciated at the
marriage OF Mr.. L, Shorts, of Wheeling,
and Miss Matilda a. Rennard, OF West
Liberty. The groom is cousin Of tho
officiating minister
There will be an examination at the
Central School building to-day, and all
Of this years graduating class have to
take tho examination and secure certi6-
Gates or they must stay in school an
other year. 4...,
Colonel Poorman announces that he
will give his personal attention to his
newspaper and enlarge and improve it
this spring.
Mrs. Mary Marshall, who has been
the guest OF Mrs. r. O. Faris fort time,
left yesterday for her homo at Hndlay.
Rev. W. Il. Talmage, of McKeesport,
will preach in the Christian church to-
morrow. ?. M L! -.jit ia
Mrs, E, Z. Morgan, of sodalia, Mo-, is
visiting Mrs. Sarah Moore, Of this city.
W. G. McClain is travelling through
the southern towns in this state.
Dr.. Haskings, OF Benwood,. is suffer
ing from blood poisoning anu
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
sTATE or TRADE.
n. G. Dun s Co.'s weekly Review of the
Business situation.

II, G. Dun s Co.'s Weekly Review of the
Business Situation.
New YopK, Jan. 27.-R. G. Dun &
Cos weekly review of trade says:
There has been some increase in the
distribution OF products during the
past week and the demand for manu-
featured goods is distinctly larger, so
that business has perceptibly improved
at many points. Yet the outgo Of gold,
expected TO exceed S9,00O,000 this week,
reduces treasury reserves, causes in
creased nervousness about tho future
and renders men moro reluctant to en-.
gage in the new undertakings,
AT Cleveland trade is fair money
easy, but collections slow. At Detroit
thereis some complaint OF collections.
Tho iron and steel industry during
the past week has been facing record
breaking prices, although the demand
and tho sales are large. Bessemer steel
at Pittsburgh has fallen to S13 25, and
other markets for pig are irregular,
though sales are large. The business
IN finished products Is very heavy, but
iormany kinds the prices arc the low
est ever known.
Tho business failures occurring
throug bout the country du ring the last
seven days number 205, as compared
with total OF 1872 last week. For tho
corresponding week Of last year the fig.
uFes WoFo ISS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
MoUNDsvluLE.
a Miscellaneous Neinnge OF Minor Matters
from NInrsinii,A Nfotronoiia.

"'9VuuNuOOuA melnnHoOt MINOR NAuttorb
from NIarSilaipS metropolis.
Thomas W. Manning, trustee, offered
iIoF sale the Reeves property, noar tho
Mound, NJ the front door Of the court
mousse two weeks since, and II was
knocked down TO John w. Lutes. Tho
trustee and tho purchaser could not
agree as TO tho terms, however, and tho
property has boon readvertised.
William Francis died az his homo a
lew miles from Moundsville,, and the
remains wOr0 inferred at Roberts's
hqgG cemetery. Deceased injured him.
sell by lifting while butchoring a short
umO ago and never recovered from tho
effects Of HE injuries. lilo was ylxty.ilvo
years old.
= The directors Of tho Mound City Brick
company hold q meeting at the Office Of
we company Yesterday. Tho question
ol making dry pressed brick WIS thor.
SSHBnly discussed, aud II 70 quite proba-
OIo lhat the company may turn out that
V'ass oil work tho coming season..
The MoundsylllO electrical company
nu.u lts yearly meeting and elected the
SI s BOARD and same officers that served
~. your The company declared a six
ing. ~ 49, " '''S Va S''' "
dShn W. Lutss has sold hia house and
~" 'ne orchard, receiving for II a tlne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
Admitted INC Fncts.

Newspaper editors have to be very
careful in opening their columns for
statements. But aware that. tho, DR..
Miles Medical Co. are responsible, we
mako room for the following testimonial
from R. McDougall, Auburn, Ind, who
for two years noticed stoppage or skip.
ping of the pulse, his left side got so
lender he could not lie on it, his heart
iluttered, he was alarmed, went 10 diff
ferent doctors, found no relief, but ono
bottle OF DR.. Miles New Heart Cure
cured him. The elegant book, "New
aud Startling Facts" FREQ at Logan Drug
Co.'S. It tells all about Heart and Ner.
vous Diseases and many wonderful
CnreH 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
Steamer Louise Burned.

Special Dispatch 10 The IHseatqcHceF'
IIuxrlSGroN, W. Va, Jan. 27.-The
steamer Louise OF the Bay line was
totally destroyed by fire this evening,
She lay behind the e.breakera at Coal
grove. Loss and insurance not known
vet. The steamers Chevalierand Georgia
were also reported burned at the same
time and place but this statement lacks
positive confirmation. They probably
had close call. Tho ice in tho river
broke hero this afternoon. It was
pretty well softened by the thaw and
no serious damages has been sustained
by floating craft.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-28
WORLDS FAIR.

Now Is tho tlme TO mako your arrangements
for tho Worlds Fall Parties visiting Chicago
can secure superior private boarding ~ 219l
Calumet Avonuo. Tho location n tho fln0st In
ihp city for Worlds Fnlr pnFpnSpa Ono block
from 1llinOls Genital road thAt take you 10
either Of tho four entrances 10 the grounds Same
dlslau0e from cable road, and three blocks from
elevated road. II u tho finest residence portion
Of Tho city. The advantages HfO many is com.
pared 10 tho immediate vlolhilyoi tho Wotld4
Fair Tor jackson Park, wh0fc everything ID Of
necessity crude, inHde only for tho location.
,nn,n M Su,nhSy ~ ,,no,,ia nSa,,rTi,s, the,
Comfortably furnished hpAttrn Outs IN tho annex
IL somewhat reduced rates.
Table nbundAntly supplied with tho very best
tho market Affords Meals quietly and promptly
Mis- II. ", LIST
lA1.rrhAs No. 225i Calumet Ave, Chicago III.
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SDftIlI D8pdlc0 10 mo lNVaN1eNV7T'
CnARLEsroN, W. Va, Jan. 27-There
wa, quite a lively discussion in the sen.
ate this morning in regard to Senator
Calls bill to Establish the independent
school district OF Belington. Col, st,
Clair opposed the measure on the
ground that it would set q bad
Sorecedont. Senator Cali championed
His cause in an able manner, and the
bin was passed, to take effect from its
passage. Senator Gall has the honor OF
having secured the passage OF the first
hi Of the session. his other bill extend.
Inc the power Of state board OF ex-
aminers being passed by the senate to-
InV