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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-05
NOVELTIES OF THE HOUR.

The unicycle is expected BY. tho In
ventor to 20 mile in twenty seconds.
The bicycle is coming into favor
with the cowboys, as substitute for
the horse.
Lovers will welcome q new safety
envelope which has just been patented.
It is SO pasted and folded that 1t can.
not be opened without being torn.
A BOSOM shirt, which is open in
front. and made to button like coat,
is recent invention. It was exhibited
in q Broadway window tho other day
and attracted much attention..
STEEL caskets for the bodies Of those
who die suddenly on shipboard are be-
ing carried on many Of tho Transit
lantic lines. The remains are placed
in them and dramatically sealed.
y !.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-10-05

can not praise It too much. All Of my Ole
symptoms have disappeared.
Yours respectfully,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02
Personals

Nj. W. C Fills has returned frou' tie
Rar gpleys
George F West Of Portland rA' in The
eisv ve.ter1ay on business.
=. G.. Steven. is acting ss day "'sssRe
u..,er st the Msine Central DEPOT IN tff'
ritr.
Mrs. c. J, CARL of wina is TIE guest OIL
he- daughter. Mts. Randall at the conY
house.
Rar u. B. Rardsu of Port'snd, chap
,,;, Of the MSine House, ~as in the ci'g
WEDNESDAY.
IS ue,iee -~ut TO Portland We'ines'
s.x .,i return. Tharsisy. His wife Il
Waiting friend, in that city
DR. E. Il McCaIioush of Bangor vas II
she c;,y ve-,erasy on his way to Baiumorer
,xss-p he viii settle in the practice OF nil
,.os sion. Or. McCullcush zrsduase''
s,,r, gs~scia in the eiess of 20 sna ifoH
n.-urs Nesii-sl Scac.,l in 9s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02
RoaaiBlE ACCIDENT
ui,asssea BY ss Augusta Han On Dsrsss
ssspsst r. 4.

A horrible accident occurred on the rail
road from Dexter 10 Newport Wednesday
morning. near Newport. Hon. Geo. 2.
Mseomber witnessed il.
t~o sorse team driven by msa by the
naras Of Young from corinna, vas struck
By the raIn AMI both team and occupants
we're hurled several rods.
There were tro women in the carriage
With Mr. Young ant the younger vas killed
ou,rizht and the older lady WAS so uaangled
that it va thought she could bot live. Both
Of Hr. Yogrss legs rere broken, one
Of the ho-ses vas killed AMI the
other -,s so injured that il -in De neee.-
.sry 70 Kill il.
The train stopped and among those who
vent back 10 the scene Of the accident and
s.a.,ed in carrying the injured woman 10
4 bo1.e near by Va. Nr. Macomber He
sad i; vas frigh,fal sight
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02
sUpRs ne JUDICIAL COURT.
oc.oee, rerm-W p. Whiteheuse Justice,
Presiding.
". s. CHoArE, Clerk
T.. Z. SoRroS, Sheriff.
= A SxALI. Stenographer

". s. CHoATE, Clerk
EE. SosroS, Sheriff.
7. A. SxALA. Stenogrspher,
wKpSEsDAY, Nov. /.
Clukey, administrator, IS. Kelsey This
case ~ss submitted 10 the jury by the Judge
At 10. 80. sni after being OUT 20 minutes
they returned ith verdict in favor of the
defendant.
Frances Tssker vs. Inhabitants of Farm
irxisIe. Spear 4 Andrews for plaintiff,
Baker. Baker & Staples for defendant
Th;. an seton for personal injuries alleged
70 have been recsived on account Of de-
feet in the Defendants highway leading
from HslIowaII to Gardiner. She says that
between the houses Of Lle~eliyn Bradstreet
on the north. anl Charles RAndlett on the
south there was on the nth day Of May,
1881 across the road, a stone culyeft
for the passses Of water, and Gov
cred With earth that when the kiectrie
Railroad vas bult or the west eide at TIE
xsy the tn~n wRiened on the east 20 give
more room 70 travellers ith their teams.
ak,rQ gentle SLOPE of the road el ar TO
tho hank. oa that siie 80 that it was suit
abe TO BE travelled hut thst they negii-
gently failed 20 carry cut the culvert as far
a. ,bey wrought and graded for travel ieav-
inv 2I feet b,tween the car track snd TIE
end Of ,he c-ossway hsrs there was PEI
p4pdieuis- drop Of IL feet that Il was
impossible for parties approaching from the
north 10 see the actual condition OF thing
uu,il they hsd come within about 20 feet Of
tn Mace. The plaintiff says thsf on tue
e.n day of May, 1891. she went "iih
her two smaller Children 10
S;srsv 10 visi, sister. gong with Kind
AMI sat. horse sri top baETF that she
ra,u-rsd ls,s in the afternoon snf sp-
p-osrhssi the alleged defect about oelfsck-
.s,sr dark: that a. she was 3riri~g along
.he saw IN electric car approaching rom
Gardiner and the horse threw up rs heaa
80. eaickeue.i his pace; 'hs' she reinea
h. ho-se 20 the lef, to set away from the car
a. far a. possible. ard 8'a nos discover an!
-,-,exsn-sss Of ihe ruuriuy OF tn" carri4se
uo.,l tie isft heels dropped OF The end OF
a.. ertvr-- ~Yi ich overturned the csTfisg'
.rsa j, iHrsI hgr % severely ihsf she 50 hf F'i
fa-a NJ tire fror, an injury 90 her shout
l.. 49, paek sr,8 ftnm wbich sse has aeVer
.,fsv re.,,vsrei She eitins the aeesits Mt
.a. rot tn-nugh Sny negligence 4 hers
r. au.,ert If damage claimed = sZlES-
r. e,.s rs. be- n tired once before The
n,.itts h.d no. ca-eludsd her testimony al
nee u Adjournment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02
Or. Penney Accepts the Call to Auburn

Rev. Or. Penney has definitely accepted
the call to the pasiorAte Of the Auburn
church and proposes 10 commence his a or <
there the arst SUNDAY in December and will
close hi. psstorA;e in Augusts some time
hi. month. There was very large zttea-
dance at the parish meeting of the Free
Baptist church in this city called 10 eonsiier
DR. Penney. resisrssion.
Not one save the person who pat the Hio-
ton snd the one who sseon lei Il you'd
vote to Sccepi the resigossion though ka0~-
lnz Dr Penney coald not be prevsIle3 on
to remain. Itis believed that there i. no
member OF the parish Who does not regret
,ha, Dr Penney Is 10 leave them
Naturally BE- must have been much sf-
feCted by the results Of ihs, parish meeting
snd N .peaking Of !, be said This una
nimity Of feeling among my people and the
kind vori. Of the larger parish outside
have made the decision have reached
more q. ri cult. can only hope the future
viii make the wisdom of my leaving augusta
apparent both here and at Aabura.'
Hr Frank Dingiev, edsor q the Le~is-
ton journal vas schoolmats Of DR. Fen
ney. both n the preparatory school sai in
Borioin anl in 8 recen, issue Of bis paper
pay. high tribute TO his old friend He
speak. Of nr Penney. coming to the Court
street church at Auburn a. happy even
for the church anj a sngulsrly happy event
for h., community. Ia course Of the arti-
Gle tie say.
pr Penney is scholar by predispo'itson
sni rhai J. better vet, scholar by schi~Te-
nent. He ass gra3usted from BoNdoin
College 10 l~'.0-the class of eI-Spesker
Reel rlch N brilliant men but eHiaent
among the n for moral as well ss for Intel
iectusl force. II H. rsre not so near Us
We should have made bold to say that he u
aChrsiisn in virtue Of the first as veil a.
.ec0ul birth.
iHe literary instinct IL accom- panied by
poetic sif,s. that in christianity mean rare
spiritual insight. Rev. Or Penney hss long
teen recognized 30 be one of the fore
mos; men OF his denomination =
leader N the grsees of intellectual
tols-Atioa h.tiugus+hed not only for
in.izh, but for outsigh'-thst unusual
talent OF common sense whlch il a. inpor-
tsnt 70 the right use of the EIh A. 70 re
rithi use Of the letizer-s gifF inst makes
long psstarstes anA 3issemjrates G@sfe th&i
il. real petty ss distinguish from o.ten-
.ihle pie,y Dr Penneys hte hs- o~eT
caast. ned and. ia some respects Il weuh'
sn. mvrgiles.ly pruned By the eTa'i LADIES'
OF physical suffering, but Is is good ta Know
t1ai hi. hesth !. nos much imProred- VIE
cheering promise of larger usefulness IN
tie failure We ne.d not sea that We
warmly welcome Or. Penney to these cities
Dr. Penney has been sick from the ei-
fec,s cf = severe cod and las. SGn'sy vas
confined to b.. bed Rev. Mr.. Wymaa oe-
cupyins his pulpit in exchange with her-
Mr.. Parsons Of Hsllo~ell, whom Mr. Pen
ney had engaged The latter clergyman
oct upiei the frs, Baptist pulpit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02

4 sssisei u iAsssss y UsrtiaSna Z
Dsah psstiss--A LsooBs pysDess1-

For several veeks pFsminens nen smsag
the voekingnaen Of some Of de cities and
r,arzsscszsing towns In this Stase have
been eoasiiering the fosnaxsar Of wwt-
iaruan's tariff isaxue.
One of the n<n interested in this work
-as in the CRY Wednesday. In converse
ssou With JorRssL reporter be sssd fhss
. vide spread interest IN the nsfses is felt
xnsosg al of the wssksrxnen rsxarsssss Of
other party Affiliations ''In.eea, : he Es.sd,
.-rhe srss nan TO propose she sab5ees 70 ne
10 Deaoesas bss ons .hs believes hat tie
protective taris is the kind for sse working
Ear 70 i've and Esbor under
Contingirz be sid IL 10 significant FACT
.hzs the men Who are ne- sss.asiag the sab
jsct Of forming such league eone from
10th Ies..isz pol.si-al parties. TANK Of
asosher Democrat vho sxii 70 me the ether
day We appreciate -has protective txrIs
mean. TO - and ne are Eos going to Ies
party Affiliations in the past ssaHd in the
way"
The zentlemsn With whom the JoUgstL
bad tbe interview said That be voala rather
his pane not be male public Just yet ~
plans for forming the Issgue had not neea
perfected. III 10 matter that comes right
home 70 - vofkfnsrnen and ~s are in ear
a@ss. think you vii see such league
formed within few months Jasal then
donf care 70 say much"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02
AMuse MEMS
olp HOMESTEAD QUARTET rosiear-

OH HoMssrgAD QUARTET TONIGHT
4 xooa house Is sssured for the eoncfrf
to he given a, tie Opert house tonight ur-
isr the su.pices Of the Mssoas- There are
however. many fr.t-ciss seats rhi"h can
be had by calling ST the Opers house ea:e
tOisv
The Ola Homestead Qasrtet is composed
Of Aiber. c. Orcuts. frss tenor; Nsl p
akerley. second tenor; Albert Barnes My
sr.. britone; Gus Ks;nsrise. eas'- Tue
quartet ~.il be assisted by Mss Jais Ming,
rrcl;sr. Prof Hisgins and selected or
ce,.rs Of seven pieces will furnish the or
ehest-sl music.
TIE quartet sni Miss king are 900 we'll
known here TO need sny words Of i1froiae-
,ion. Everyone mast appreciate he fae'
that AT evening Of rare entertainment VIII
be enjoyed BY ,hose at the Opera house To-
nigh, sni following is tire Ieeilent pro-
g-smme
,..-,,, Orchestra
- " ~ AscF
,'sd Hesse-s..si quartet ,s..s.
Recital n Fra-t ssi sssss.
Ms Mag
Teucr >oso-~I was' y stars" Ne IT.
Nj. AkeTis!- ,s. >
-'Arsif Lazrfs.''
Qzsrrs;-
Recital ~Pesiic I.iesl-e- i-3"s'~
Mss siag- -
-. =, - -. 81, Nm Stvizs
MI Orcufs. NJ. N Ters-
'Tarr Phantom Race.
l1Srtsi-
Rectal >elsc-ea.
e.s., ..e,,. ,,as a. 80 n g.av.- ysasAh
Mr kszaHssri =, ...
~fht Old tssksn BEeset. Ar7nSsa ~ "
Quartet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02
sotDieas o. REVOLUTION.
shs hass Applied ssr Stats sssahy- -Fias
Hissssleai wost lust is,seS-

There Is no~ being issued . vork os a
good deal Of historical value, Published hy
the order Of the Governor ard Coancsl and
complied by Maj Charles J. House. /, is
entitled. Names Of Sohaiers Of the asneri-
can Revolrtioa who Applied for ssste
Bounty Under Resolves ot March T.. 1885.
March q. 1886 and March 20. 1895. ~
Appears of Record In Land Office
The pamphlet contains all the resolves
anaer which the State bounty va. granted.
The aa;hor ssys After eliminating all
duplicates there are found to have been e7s
applicants for land or money. or $50 irclad-
inz Ch4dbourn and Thomes before referred
%. Of whom $50 we're soldiers and $50 ria-
ox.
Farther along be adds
With but few exceptions there are papers
o. als At tie State House giving informa-
ton In regard 70 the service Of these Revo-
lgiionary soldiers, consulting Of rhs declsrs-
ton Of the applicant -ith sffiiavits 70 prove
their claim Tor State land or money and IN
many cases full copies of papers fled at
Washington In their pension claims.
These papers contain a rich store not
ONLY Of personal. but Of var history: de-
tsched statements and broken fragments TO
be sure, bat none the lees interesting ard
real. They tell Is IN the words of the ysry
actors in that war OF Concord, Lexington
and Bunker Hill OF the siege Of Boston.
of TIcGaaeroga and Crown Point Of Long
Island, Stony Point and White Pain. Of
tie retrest acr0ss New Jersey, Of Trenton
and OF Valley Forge of the surrender Of
Burgoyne and Corns allis Of raids into the
Indian country, Of the cruise Of Paul
Jones; Of the campaign Of Arnold through
the wilderness Of Maine OF camp fare and
OF prison life.
the care and antiring persi.tsncy ~t,h which
he has soash, out the facts. In his preface
~here referring 70 Maine. part in the
Revolution he says
lin that great struggle Maine, though an
unknown land and without a name. bore 30
o.ignifcaut part. Her villages we're small
and her homes scattered, yet from every
hamlet and hillside her sons came nob.y 10
the Wofk both on land and sea. IL was on
ber u zter. thss the drsi naval fght occ urred-
and through her forests marched one Of
the most daring expeditions of the
war We are told that when Gen
erai Washington, with uncovered head ex-
claimed. God bless the Nassschusetts
line be xas talking 10 division com
posed Of Nsine soldiers. citizens of York
and Cumberland counties. And nov the
State has very properly come forward to
assist in preserving the record Of her hon
oresl sons The uu5erssgnsd has been en-
pioyel 70 compile the record herewii iih pre-
sented from the fles Of papers in the Ar
ctsire. of the State, and il is sent out with
the hope that il may assist many in tracing
their descent from the patriots herein found.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02
. GREAT psAL roK vrKr LITTLE

GREAT nEAE FGN WIKI IAAA@~
Mr.. oxea, manager of the Opera rouse
Informs rs thzs on next Monday. Nav y
the jastlv ceiesrsted Minstrel. Mr.. arshaE
naming. will appear With his on Fosa'fA'
and together with Sweet - Teeosarses
Comedy Co. will present srsnd eou'-e
bill. i,ciu ing both a csmP'et uainstrei PER
fornsnce ani the grest laughing frssl'@i
"a Stranger" Mr.. DeuiBg's Reputation
ia cur city is too we'll kne~n 10 need is'''ei
earnueat f-on us ard the names of the en-
tire company are almost As familiar IS :" ! ae
En,-rcr.. The sale Of reserved seA's
opens on Friday. Nov 5
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02

equal originality. II would not be uise
for all the merchants in = place to adopt
the same style Of ad. Variety is the spice
of hfs~ II il also the element tha, win
cause advertisements 70 De read ard re-
rnetnbsrsd. Originality uill never fail to
catch the public eye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02

There is q talk of forming consumer,
elecric light company here. IS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02

Master OF sAe Css~ao- y
nsxs, The 4 n1sea
feRz-
Nsa's Cgsse. lee. Ea
3eii.
fafhrnt~r. TAe. Cooper.
Psoae~r.. rae- Cocp~s-
Pr2;rse. The Cooper.
R~p-aaeh Of Aaness~s ,
The 5. Maxwell Grey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02

Little Mana Howard.
Asehael s.rogaE By
Jgars Verne
NJ. for,escss. ".
WessAil-
Master o. the Aize. rAe.
8cA<rl BRehzuAn-
Mat, q TA.e os q Cara
yAn- Roe<rf BzeAAA-
xFssery o. = Hanson
Cae. fefeus W.
HzD<-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02
FOR SALE.

INOh sALE->isinway. webrr. Bar5sasA
II aHd oftsF makes q ptzn9s a. ieS.st ossa
priees slso upright shd square p4sn1s to rest.
MELVILLE SKIM. - Winthrop street,
VIM IN fOR sAI.E-A heas,iiaiiy iesca
viulIV tn.;rsm,ni, 10 an. leather ease. with
bGs, VII BE- eeia ehssf fsr essh IR4s re i'm
asd.sisi, Of u l. Biedses', Agsu.'a sidii
VNOu sAIE-A ar~ eostax~ haa.s eli aud
u stable, hrs elss., - Grove street Le, ~ Tee;
vide By ls lorg. With apple and par trees there
electric ear. terms half down. the rsfn4.n3sE
on time. WILLIAM e. LirTLEfisLn.
ocfzsdi~'
NOR sAIE-Thr .,e,s. ax,n-~s snd ,r.ds
II % iis. isi. T. Cornish. ca-;nw tsiioy 10.
cation good. Rent lss. tagslFy ~ NEusttt. q
HBrs HISsoS. Real Estate and iasar@sc- Asts,,
- Maze st. AHtarg. Mr- aetzsdifs'
NOR AALE-A valaahae bassnes., ai,a os
mostly cash trade. AnYgEr wishing 20 starr into
oasines. ~tii never do better. AjdrFss n, anes
N" esIe \ yA5 AsEas.s, Ne. ectBdu
LYoM > sALE--slr .xeAsAss ser o.fsr proy~rsy
IL farm of shoai 100 scr.s. sboat 10 minutes
arise q aaFssia hrsass isqUire Of A d Ward,
L>OR ,LE-A chiekc'ias slasre Plano, ia
T. sxcslleai eordiiloa. ApTiy 20 ABBY &.
johHtoE, y ,.Eoxs g. oslsdif
NOR sALE--A new h1a.-, with stable eoB.
II vsna.stly hscSisA. within eight mlna,rs
salk 0s the post ofs1s. an good eouii,iea. ready
0H iasiaimeni.. isqsire oi a q. Aadfev..
e.-.1.-
L>oR sAI.E--o.a I,spers. Whole and esssH.io
Il wrapping or other pzrioses. - etc pr ise
a Jotrgs ofacs. ssftsaftf
TNNNs TOn s a I.E-Ih- i.5 7aTfas ossss
fS BY the isi. Jo.sph ". P4tserson. ar offered
for ssle one the wsA knoxs Psi,esson faru, -
called, on tb. North Belfast road ia Auyasfs,
about mile from the ksnpshec Bfiase. 1hs
other. knoxh ss the hehisf Fsrus. on the TosDs
hsiIoweii road 10 Chelsea. Rbozt is0 miies from
Asgus;s. These fArsas are veFv dc.ifsaie they
offered for sale .or the ps,Jose of sstthIg the
~stais Of the lat. Jeseph " Patterson. and must
ss scId. Apply o. address, Lssdsli Iiieoua, Al
L,OR sAI.E-obe rev phssios. gooi one
Il One top bussy. In xccd order. two .soosd
hard otsn bagxies. f~o s.oond hand grocery of
express wagons. one Concord .leigh. three borses
~ eailed ioS -ooa ~iii b. .old vey cheap
sagsst't THs 3. y tCLLsr Go.
r rooms, siEfle eoHnscsed. Call os or ad
dress g. k- Hoxie. " ssrsil -. Augusta
asksa,.
VSoR sALE-Lo, soxsn sf,h 10, Of doors.
r windows. blinds etc, fos eco. Part pay
snsnt By in.tsiimsst II desired A. q. Asdfsus
Aasa.ta, We lanslsar
LSok sALE-Fsve bsadred thoasasd by,ass.
Z tsils' Cosy, M and "a M.:.f street.
EyoR sALE-Hoases In dfg.ren. para Of ths
u eify, ranging In pyioe from e<e 10 esfap
Also good farm. 10 this eafy and elsevbeSo. Aypiy
=, The ofzee Of X 5. FoGG. Aify ., Law ss6
Dea;sY in R<ai Estate ssbz4dsf
sanb-s Of sessraese rssss~sess IN Asess:A.
N.- .1yins IN Esiess no. oSee V eA.e@ol
also seTsrzJ 10 70 ~ sero risoes 10 the ssosyss of
tAis city. too stery aosse ss1 ios - Lsvistoa.
Ne. ssnbsg of farms IN xsnnsbse eossfy
saryins In pyfee from ol31o 10 $4,000. Hcosss
sod ,ensnsnts 20 let- r. ". wErHs~crR, A.
.orrey. Aaxsssa. Maine. jasida
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02
A PORTLAND
MERCHANT

Has for some
yeSrs past made
ii a practice Of
running = fair
sized "ai" in the
paper of that
city. He has
changed his mat
ter, which is brief
and 70 the point,
raining . fe "
bargains fire.
qusn;ly. Every
morning a Este
pfcfars sdor-s his
space. He has
succe eed e d in
buil3ing up q
large trade 50 can
you if you sho~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02

, KSxhty psys- islss
S-fas.
rseuty ThoasAn 4
Lea<Srs Cnder the
Sea- Ssrns-
witch. Head. u. kse
er Hz<gx-s.
wsman's fsee. A.
ftoeenee w2,sisa.
QnmkRsl Are Gnn~rtakt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02

kchiHsas Crases. n
Ro<-
keFs usNoss. $ Lover.
kaoal's >g~ll.fAe. Sta
aY. CsmteriaH4.
She H kssss asxgxs
sxsss Family Re5sescs
The.
Srg1ek DcBn- A novel.
HAviey s@ar-.
Thfse Men in a hoAs,
Jerome X Jseone.
Yesr Of the Worsf in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02

- ovg eusn = uous Efr0rea -
HAMAnnssA. uSugx - = - - : J &
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-11-02

lNOH sAlE->isinway. wehsr. Bar5tasA
It ssd other makes 81 ptznes Al lowest ossh
priee. slso upright snd square pisn9s to rrbs.
MELVILLE sNI1H. - Winthrop street
nogfii~s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-04-11
FROM kauai.
The Fire On Makawen Plauta-
ton.

Mn. EDITOR On Tuesday, the
4th inst, as a train loaded with
trash was coming in from Camp
No, ,, one of the forward cars took
fire from a spark from the locomo-
tive and soon the entire contents of
the car was in flames. The burn
ing car was detached from the train
and efforts TO extinguish the
flames made, but without success.
The fire spread rapidly to the
standing cane in the field, and as
the wind was blowing the flames
swept forward, burning to the wind
ward limit of the field. The area
of the burnt district was 154 acres.
This cane was the ightest we have
and arrangements have been made
with Mr.. Dreier of Eleele to assist
IN grinding the burnt cane, so that
there will be no material loss. One
Of our men, ]. Peter Holmberg, was
missing after the fire, and although
searching parties were out continu-
ouSly his body was not found until
this morning. 1t was found in the
standing cane about 1000 yards
from the fire. The man had heart
trouble, and the presumption is
that in his exertions to get away
from the fire he overtaxed his heart
and died.
To Messrs. Gay and Robinson be-
longs the credit of finding the body
of the unfortunate man, rs they
have personally led the search and
it was their men who at last dis
it.
Makaweli Plantation, Kauai,
April 7, 1898.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-04-11
CANADA,s LEPER COLONY.
TWENTY-FIVE Victims Isolated
in the Tracadie Lazaretto.

OTTAWA. March 5.-The Minister OF
Agriculture mas laid a report before Par
lament from the medical officer in charge
Of the leper pesthouse, Tracadie, y. B.
1t states that the close Of the year finds
the I4zaretto with twenty-five Inmates
fourteen males and eight females. Among
these all stages OF the disease OF lepru-y
are represented. Nine 81 the
patients are in the early stage; be re-
mainder being more advanced are
running the usual course Of mutilation
and distortion Of the limbs and derznge-
ment OF the internal organs.
"a more loathsome and terrible di
ease-ore accompanied By greater men
tai and physical 4 stress--could not affirt
humanity" continues the report. The
splendid discipline maintained By th-
religious ladies in charge, including Ger
tain hours for religious exercises and r.
creation, keeps the minds Of the poor
unfortunafes more or less occupied, and
aids in making them more resigned 70
their sad fate
During the simmer months some Of
the inmates are able 10 spend PORTION
OF e3cu day n bozilnz AMI nsflng IN the
harbor, the shore Of which i within a
few feet Of the iazaretto. The time soon
comes, however 10 each and al when
they are unable to TO more than watch
the sufferiags Of tho-e around tte1.
During the wear which mas Just closei
three OF the patients sucCumbed 10 the
disease and three new cases we're adj
mitIed OF the latter one rae came IRON
Ne guzc, onefrotn araguet and one Tom
near Trac4die. None have been admit
ted from Trsczdie for several years. The
disease seems 70 have died oat t1erz-
know Of but one suspected case IN the
parish
The ranks are being recruited from
outlying districts and from persons Whose
families had in past years removed from
Trzeadie While on frequent tours u in.
spection during the year | found the
di-ease cropping out in unexpected
places, and fear that for years to come
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-04-11
CHURCH MEETING.

Annual Session of the Second
CONGREGATION of ST. Andrews
Cathedral.
Thursday evening the annual
meeting of the second congregation
Of st. Andrews Cathedral was
held in the schoolroom, the attend
ance being very large. The Rev.
Alex. Macintosh presided, and
after calling the meeting to order,
the minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. Capt.
H. w. Mist, r. n, and Mark p.
Robinson, Esq, were reelected
church-wardens. The following
sides-men were elected; Messrs.
Z. w. Jordan. G. $. Harris, J. w.
Podmore, J. Gilfllan, Z. Hart, ].
Hutchins, +. May and W. G. Sim
glehurst. Other committees APP
pointed were: Choir committee,
I. May, c. p. Iaukea. Thos. K.
Wall, Misses Won Holt and Wode-
house; Finance committee, T.
May, F. NJ. Swanzy. f. W. Jordan
and A. Cockburn. Votes of thanks
were passed to the various officers
for their efficient services during
the past year. The congregation
is in a very fourishing condition
under the Rev. Mr.. MackintOsh's
pastorate. The attendance at all
the services during the past year
has been exceedingly gratifying.
A brief meeting of the church asso-
citation was held after which the
following programme was rend-
cred
Carol-'fThe world itself keeps Easter
day"
BY eight little boys.
Song Anchored"
Mr.. :. f. Pierce.
Trio for Piano, Violin and ViolOncellO.
Messrs. Arthur and OTmOnd Wall and
Wray Taylor.
SOng-Miss Kulamanu Ward.
Reading-Rev. Alex. Macintosh.
Carol-'fYe bells OF Easter"
By eight little boys.
Every number was well rendered
and gave much satisfaction to
those present. Miss Ward sang
beautifully and was loudly encored.
The little boys did very we'll. Ice
cream and cake was handed around
and after a social chat the meeting