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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-08
KRkJEWSKT'S
PATENT
CANE CRUSHER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Vwyvvvvvv~vy
>~HE HONOLULU IRON WORKS COMPANY
having secured the EXCLUSIVE AGENCY the Hawaii
an Islands for the Kraewski Patent Sugar Cane Crush
prepared to receive orders for the same
delivered IN time for the next CROP
This machine which has been invented but years. has
been adopted by number OF sugar manufacturers
especially in Cuba where first put
became extremely popular Nearly onethrd the whole sugar
crop made in Cuba being made with the these
crushe These Crhers have also proved great success in
monas on hand
These crushes when attached any mill will
its capacity by from per will improve extraction
will regulate feed OF the mill We have three of these machines
in the way. For further particulars enquire at the
HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-08

Scobjell-I don't know what to do
with my boy. He has st. Vitus' dance
His contortions are frightful.
Yaggers-Make a great pianist of
him, and it will pass for eccentricity. -
Tit Bits
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-08

When Johnny was aroused from his
morning nap by his papa's heavy hand,
he understood what was meant by being
raped in slumber. Boston Transcript.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-08
HONOLULU IRON WORKS,

Machinery of Every Description Made
Order. Particular attention paid to Ships
Blacksmithing. Jobwork executed at Short
nntice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18

Stone 6 THOMAS.

gains played by tho same teams about a
month ago resulted in a score OF 8 70 o.
The Y. NJ. y. A. four o'clock meeting
will be lead by Row. Mr.. BrittinghRm. All
men are inyitedyto attend.
Henry Gandibg, OF this place, has So
cured position with r. w. Banner.
Mrs Albert Burris Is visiting her par
ents az UniOuport. O.
Miss Alice McCleary Is spending tho
day with relatives ~ Tiltonsyille.
The Misses West. OF Portland, wero In
town visiting friends yesterday.
Miss E1ie West OF TiltonsVille, was In
town yesterday visiting friends.
Frank Barrette, who was found guilty
OF attempted robbery at ID. Friedman's
clothing store, was sentenced 20 fifteen
moaths Ia the penitentiary. The Court
claimed that n IL bad not been for his pre-
vious bad character, II would have grave
doubts OF his guilt.
Mag Gilmore's attorneys will argue for
new trial Monday.
Sarah Lennox was given Ave years In
the peniteniiary for incest. Henry Len
nor, her father, was sentenced 70 seven
years on the same charge. When he WAS
brought ia 20 receive his sentence no
seemed insensible and bad 10 be carried I'm.
He will probably not live very long. He
had several spasms to-day, and a. times
seemed 70 oe apparently dead.
the Madge Tucker company played 70
q large house last night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
TREATY WITH JAPAN
An Agreements Has Been Reached On
An Essential Points.


WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE
new treaty between the United States
and Japan has been concluded in all its
essential features, and 1t remains only
TO determine minor details and phrase
ology. The instrument has not been
formally signed, and its actual eXaeu-
ton may be delayed some days, although
the understanding on all its terms Is so
complete that it might be concluded at
once il the officials so desired.
The great questions involved are those
dealing with the treaty ports and lmmi-
grafton of Japanese TO the United
States. As TO the former the Japanese
feel that their judicial system is now
conducted oD such modern and en-
lightened lines that it can be safely
trusted in the trial OF cases arising at
the treaty ports OF Japan, In which
Americans are parties Heretofore the
American consular courts in Japan
have tried these cases. There is reason
20 believe that Japau'S desire will be
recognized in the new treaty. But as
Japan wishes all countries to recognize
this new judicial system at the same
time. the treaty with this country will
be the same as that recently concluded
with Great Britain. providing that the
Jurisdiction OF Japanese cOuTts over
treaty ports will begin several years
hence, probably 1899.
A TO the immigration Of Japanese TO
the United States, recent unofficial ad-
vices from Japan state that the govern,
ment will consent TO any fair restriction
this country wishes to impose, as the
japanese are said TO have no anxiety
to immigrate TO this country in any
large mum bers.
Japan also has q law forbidding Its
people TO emigrate TO a country against
the local laws Of that country, so thai
no Japanese could come here against
the present alien contract labor laws.
Aside from these special features the
significance OF the new treaty will be
In American recognition OF japan as one
OF the sisterhOod Of modern nations, and
entitled 20 the respect and privileges oil
| the other first class powers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18

tremendous battle. II seemed incredi-
BILE that he could hsve forced mis- way
to shore with the body through the wild
surf. The young mans race
was CHASTITY in death. There
was a grievOus red wound in
his temple where, perhaps, be bad
been flung against some wreckage by
the waves. The dog hauled the body
out of the reach OF the water and then
went to whine and sniff at the dead
mans hand. lie wagged his tail ex-
pectanJly. At last be settled, SILVER
ing, back upon his launches and gave
vent 20 Ions howl, dogs cry Of death
aud despair sud fear, that cry that is in
the most indescrIbable KEY OF woe. Il
made the pirates turn their heads
instantly, startled. They gathered
about the dead body aud the dog
20 stare curiously. At the ap-
proach Of this band OF assassinS
vagabonds and outcasts the hound
braced himself, the hair on his neck
ru0led and his teeth cleaning. For =
moment they confronted each other,
the pirates and the dog, guardian Of ais
masters corpse. There stood the dog,
q tempest OF water behind him and the
evil crowd OF men before hin, and not
even q carsss possible from the pallid
hand at his feet. No doubt be did not
comprehend the odds OF his battle. He
only knew ODe thing-tO be faithful
until he was dead.
Then one particularly precious viii
lain perceived the glitter Of gems upon
the dead mans hand. He reached COW
et0usly forward, and the dog luuged for
his throat. An instant later there we're
many curses ana the thud OF blows and
then, suddenly, q human Ike scream
from the dog He crawled until be
could lay bis head upon the dead mans
chest, and there be died, as the robbers
were pulling the rings from his mas.
ter's fingers.
The phantom Of this black hound is
what the fishermen see as they return
home from their boats aud nets late at
night. There is a dreadful Ratchet
wound ia the animals head, and from
10 the phantom blood bubbles. His
jaws drip angry foam and his
ewes are lit with q crimson FIRE. He gal
lops continually with bis nose 10 the
ground as if be were trailing some one.
II you are ever down upon the New
jersey coast at midnight aud meet this
sDecter, you had better run.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
PULPIT POINTS.

The total missionary gifts Of Chris
tendon for 1898 are estimated AZ Sl4,-
7l3,627.
The largest Bible in the world is in
the Vatican. 1t is written in Hebrew,
and weighs 800.
The established church OF Scotland
Presbyterian has announced compe-
titive examinations for theological pro-
fessorships.
If the Archbishop OF Santiago is
made Cardinal, as rumor now says is
prooable, be will be the first Cardinal
in South America.
The Rev. Matt Campbell, colored. of
Madison county, KY, has preached in
one congregation sines 1912, and bap-
tized $500 persons.
st. Paul's Cathedral. London, was
built In 1875 TO ITO. and is the sue
cessor OF two other immense churches
on the same sight the first having
been built In A. d. Go
The lsrmaneut fund OF the board OF
RelieSf the Presbyterian Church has
been Awing from year to year BY the
gifts be living and deadknntil IL
reach ID end OF the L Is fiscal
year 81, $50. 776-74
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18

their heels. and no matter how fast
they ran they cannot shake of this In
visible Dursurer, who follows them 10
theshold
In fact, it can truly be said that
more hair has risen on the New Jersey
shore than az any other place Of the
same geographical dimensions In the
world. The fishermen are never low
in their imaginative faculties. They
are poets, and although they create
more ghosts than any other known
place they turn 20 butchers into Spect-
ers No dead jeWeler In these villages
ever comes back 20 wind up bis clocks.
No departed cObbler returns 20 peg al
his trade. 1t would be Incompatible
with the taste OF the people. To make
q good ghost 3 man has 90 be old and
sinister; a crone, Wrinkled and wicked;
a maiden, beautiful and fragile. When
such die, a service phantom is added to
the list.
An example Of the dlscernmeut Of the
people in their choice Of spectres may
be hand IN the famous legend OF the
black dog. They created a spectral
black hound in this tale and they gave
him red eyes. In was genius. No one
, knew better than they that ghostly
Yorkshire terrier could have no effect
upon even the most timid. The specter
must be q hound, and IL must be black;
no yellow dog Woa,d answer the ~
pose, nor a spelled one, nor stri
one. Il must be black. Thus
built the legend.
THR TALE OF THE BLACK DOG.
The tradition Of ths black dog b
been much obsensed ,RafRpaa Qf
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
GHOSTS Or THB
JERSEY COAST
HESs ARD SPOOKS AND SPEGTRES 10 SUIT
ALL TASTES.
A Black Dog With Red syss-Ths Wicked Tory
Captain, Toe, Still Keeps dis knife Sharp.

AsBURY PARK. Y. j., November IL
OF an the brightly attired city people
who thronE this place during the SUN
mer months not one seems TO care a
penny for the ghosts that line New Jer-
ssy's famous stretch OF sea coast. IL Is
only 10 the fall, when the marshes
around Barnegat turn q dreary brown
and thsgray autumn rains sweep among
the sand hills that the slightest atten-
ton Is paid TO the numerous pha0toms
that dwell here. However, some parts
of this coast are fairly jam
med with hObgOblins-white ladies',
graVehghts, phantom ships, proWi-
Ing corpses. In his cabin many
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
KANSAS POIST OF VIEW.

from ne A'cbis0n Go5s:
Everything s nan likes TO DO wo-
man can prove is wicked.
Some people Of forty have ambitions,
but they are terribly shelfworn,
A great many people would know
more Il they thought they knew less.
There is one thing colder than q
tomb-a room warmed by a crate fire.
The better men and women know
each other the less they say about
ideals.
Nothing seems very terrible to a wo-
man II il is committed in the name Of
love-
A nan who can eat buckWheat cakes
and sausage aud digest them need not
worry about death.
No doubt the devil often CON plains
that be could accomplish more IL 1t
were Dot for his environment.
There was time when man who
was hard up tried 10 hide It, but there
is no such thing as hiding il now.
The WOmeH DO nos rob birds nests
Tor eggs, but they use the birds after
~ are Matched 20 ornament their
Us.
The only time g man Of AxRnrn
kss his wife into bis con6d
her be is not nakinR,aR
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
A Seizure of Opium.

TACOMA, WASH, November 1.-THE
200 pounds of Hong Kong opium that
came over on the steamship Sikh is de-
tanned by the custom house authorities,
and will doubtless be seized. The
opium was consigned to a Portland
Chinese firm and duty paid OF about
50. 600. Under the numerical treaty
entered into between the United States
and China. there is a clause prohibiting
Chinese importing opium into this
country under any consideration.
Special Treaty Agent Leslie Cullom
saws that by reason of that clause the
drug cannot be discharged here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18

great age. IL relates away back prior
20 the Revolution, when the New Jer-
sey coast was for the most part unpeo-
pied. It was dssOlate stretch OF sand,
pine forest aud salt marsh. Upon the
narrow strip Of land that separates
Barnegat Bay from the ocean there
then lived men who were so villainous
that they made business OF alluring
ships 20 the shore by means OF false
lights, that 10 stormy Weathe shOne afar
out 70 the jaded sailors, precisely as
bright as the brightest beacons OF hope.
When a vessel would be wrecked, the
pirates gayly plundered IL Il was
their nabit 20 murder the crews.
One night there came great storm
which tossed the vessels upon the sea
like little chips. The Jersey coast was
streWn With Wreckage and many strong
ships lay dying upon the bar. No coast
has proved so formidable TO navigation
as this New Jersey shore, just brown
liD OF land rearing from the sea. From
a vessel the coast looks so low that one
wonders why each wave has not swal-
lowed it.
During the storm a fine full rugged
ship struck the bar directly opposite
the stronghold OF the band Of pirates.
They ran down 70 the beech aud
cheered and caroused, for they had not
even been put 20 the trouble OF deceiy-
ing the pilot and decoying the ship upon
the bar. The thing had happened with
out labor or pain. They gathered in
crowd at the edge Of the surf and
watched the ships people clingiug TO the
rigging and looking toward the shore.
They clung 10 punches, lines, Irregular
groups, reminding one Of some kind OF
iasects. Sometimes 3 monstrOus white
wave would thunder over the ship,
bearing of perhaps two or three sailors
whose grasp IL mad torn away and
tumbling the bodies into the wide swirl
of foam that covered the sea. Soon
they grew so weary that they began TO
| drop off one BY one into the water, un-
/ able 70 stand the strain Of the terrific
rushes of the waves. The pirates
/ on the shore laughed when they saw a
mass OF men try 20 launch the boats, for
/ they knew that none could live in that
sea. Presently, the bodies of sailors
aud passengers began 70 wash up at the
! feet Of the pirates; who searched them
I for jewels aud mouey. The hull Of the
ship was hidden in the white smother
ing riot Of water, but the rigging, with
its lesssning burden Of men, was family
outlined against the dead black sky.
The pirates became busily engaged in
overhauling the COrpses.
ENTER THE HOUNDS.
At last a fms black hound emerged
slowly from the water and crawled
painfully up the beach. He was
dragging the body OF young man by
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
Ennr Lrnohnr. indicted

GOLDEN, Col, November 1.-THE
Grand Jury has returned indictments
against Richard Shepard, John Kock,
John Rchwein and George VoEel, we'll
known citizens, for alleged participa-
ton in the lynching Of Alexander NJ.
McCurdy on the night OF June l. The
charge is murder. McCurdy had been
sentenced to years in the penitentiary
for assaulting aud mutilating his step
brother, Arthur Berry, whom he sus'
pectsd Of improper relations with Mrs.
McCurdy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
Burning Cation Gina

GREEsvILLE, TEX, November IL
Five more cott0n gins located 81 differ
ent points in this county have 10
burned At loss Of SOS, 200, max
total burned 10 date eleven gin
seems to be . concerted Dova
the part of > gang Of burner
every gin In this county m
csndiarg Is caught be will bed.
Losses % gins and cot date
amounts 70 over 500 ooo
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
DECLINE IN rUDDLrSG.
A Youhgs town Manufacturer speaks Of
Condition. In EDHlsnd.

Conditions In EnYland.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., November IT,
Harry Bonnell. OF the Mshoning Valley
Iron Company. returned to-day from .
ten weeks trip abroad. most OF the time
being spent 10 the manufacturing dis
tricts Of England. In speaking Of the
iron trade be said: THE day Of the
puddlen is practically ended 10 EGG
land. The few mills that are IN opera
ton are runalog about three days =
week. IA puddler there makes 81 SO per
ton for himself. At present both the
iron ao0 steel business IL dull, though
Sheffield steel holds It's own very well.
At present England has Der hands foil
10 competing with Germany and BEL
GUM. The BelgianS work thirteen
hours day against EnRlands nine add
ten hours snd was told the Bslgians
work for oDe-tblrd less wages than the
English DO, and the English are work
Ing for starvation wages whatllttle they
find TO do.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18

NOTTINGHAM. ENG, November H.
The biggest fire in a quarter OF cen
tury here has destroyed an extensive
block Of buildings in the lace market
district. The loss is estimated at $3.50,
600. Hundreds Of people have been
thrown out OF work by the fire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
cEssuREs rBE PORTE.
An RngIssh Sswspaper's oommsat on the
ArmeBinn sassaere

LoSpos. November 1.-THE Vest
minister Gazette this afternoon, com
meEtiug uPon tbe story OF tho Arnsn-
ian massacre, says: Nothing but ca
Arab raid Gao compare with the brutal
lty 10 Armenis, and 10 Africa the VIC
tins ass az least given the chance Of
slavery. The Porte has carried Gus
none OF It's promises, ADD u 10 time IL
was brought sterDIy 70 book. II it per-
sists 70 giving a free hand 70 is gov
errors 10 Asia Minor and confines Itself
20 sending out transparsntIy false off,
.ciaI contradictions. IL must take the
consequences. add the sooner 70 IL told
this TIE better"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
Called an improbable story

PARIS, November 1.-THE Journal
publishes an improbable story, that the
ministers who attended the British
Cabinet Council on November 4, dis
cussed the eventuality of declaration
OF war against France.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18

an old fisherman, wagging MS mead
solsmnly, can tell sincere and fierce
tales, we'll calculated TO freeze the
blood. Among the gay mOdern resorts
these stories have lost weight, but in
the little village OF the fishermen south
Of here, near the salt marshes OF Bar
negat, man had better think three
times before he openly Scorus the
legends OF the phantOns. Even at
Branchburg, too, there are people who
will punmel your features well it you
DENY the dim blush light that floats
above the long grave wherein lie the
dead of the New Era, Pickering and
sDluttering 10 spectral wrath whenever
any attempt is made after the gold
which is said to have been buried with
the bodies Of the unfortunate sailors
and emigrants- Too. il you 60 into the
huckleberry region bach Of Shark river
you had better not sCOrn the story Of
great pirate ship that sails without
trouble 10 twelve inches OF water, and
has skeletons dangling st the mast
heads. Terrible faces peer over the
bulWarks, aud cOnfound the visions Of
any who you'd witness the phantom
movement from the shore.
In thibregion there is also an old In
dian, 3ad hundred years, who stalks
through the land 80 night He is look
log, lt is said, for his fair young bride,
WON be buried in q previous century
because she put too much salt in bis
muskrat stew. This ghost was once
followed on his shadOWy pilgrimage by
some young men who had greatly forth
fed themselves with applejack, but
when his pursuers came too near the
ghostly Indian simply turned and looked
at them. BE had a stiletto-like glance,
they asserted, which went straight
through them as il they had been made
OF paper. So they ran away.
Al Deal Beach q youth and maiden.
impal pable as sea mist. peranbulate TO
and from on the bluff, keeping their
lovers trYst while the wind swirls in
the branches OF the solitary tree and
the stars shine through their forms OF
air.
Near Baruegat Light, wicked fisher
men engaged in doing that which they
ought not 20 do, hear low chuckles, aud
upon looking up quickly see an old
crone, who chuckleS az them for az mo-
ment and then goes of, looking back
occasionally 20 chuckle.
A REHENSIBLE OLD sPOOK.
a L.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
A REHENsIRLE OLD sPOOK

At Long Beach, where men deep In
slumber were killed bY brave Refugees
and Tories from New York, few fisher
men care TO lie and sleep, for then the
gray specter Of the Tory Captain, hide
Gus from the ancient crime, comes and
bulds az the throat. When they flee
they hear feet crunch in the sand at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-18
ENTER Nh HOUNDs.

At last fns black hound emerged
slowly from the water and crawled
painfully up the beach. he was
dragging the body OF q young man by
the shirt collar. The dog had fought q
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-02
Bringing UP of Mothers.

A young person has been writing an
article on the bringing up of mothers.
Thirty years ago mothers were not
brought up; they just grew. They
wore caps early, gave up dancing when
their children were in short frocks and
knickerbockers, and developed all sorts
of incorrect ideas about chaperons
and firtations. Formerly the young
idea was trained the way it should GO.
Now the old tree is pruned and pared
into shape. Girls have assumed the
responsibility OF looking after their
mothers. Mothers are kept to see to
well-ordered house, coax refractory
fathers and attend TO bores. They
must, moreover, be ornamental, look
well at the head OF the table, dress be-
comingly, keep up with the fashions,
look nice when the girls take them
out with them, and smile encouraging
ly at the young men. Nor are their
morals forgotten. Frequently one
hears girl say: 1T is an interesting
show, but not one I'd care to take my
mother to-"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-02

siderable Gum OF money By bolt cperA. .
tor whose methods are the pS-s uoique ana
fearless that could ~ imagined haif
hundred dc tects.s Is are securing the routes
over vhi~x the company does business.
,Aspsag TO apprehend the swindler. but
all efforts to arrest the fellow have SO
far proved futile. That he is fully ac-
quainted with every detail of the business
of the company is apparent from his oper-
ationa He has visited scores Of oniccs OF
the company. representing himself to be
the route agent. and In each instance
the visited ONCE has been deprived
of blank money orders and the agents
remittances. Forty eight blank money
orders most Of which were filled out At
$50 and cashed. and many valuable remit
tances are spoils that the clever OPP
orator is known TO have obtained so far.
and for all the officials know some of the
very forged money orders may have been
cashed at their Chicago once Until the
agents who have lost blank money orders
mako full reports with series numbers, the
full extent of the forgeries will not be
known. Route Agent Kerrlgan. whose
successor the swiudler represented himself
to be. is at the head of q force of detec-
tives now looking for the forger and robber
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-02
Russell Oranges.

A little item in the New York Con.
fectioners' Journal, in which golden
russets and small dark russets are
incidentally stated to be the best
keeping oranges, has called to our
mind very general experience which
we have never seen referred to in
print. We buy for our own table
consumption russell oranges in pref
erence to bright oranges, and yet in
our official work we are in constant
receipt Of requests from orange grow
ers for methods of destroying the
rust mite. The hardening Of the
skin of the orange from the work of
the rust mite undoubtedly keeps
them juicy, improves them for ship
ment, and retards decay. The selec-
ton of bright oranges was fad
among growers and wholesale buyers
which did not last. The time has
come when russell oranges for ship
ment command higher prices and
when remedial treatment for the rust
mite is only necessary for great
excess of this Acarid. The change
in public opinion in this matter
shows that utility governs even sem
timent. insect Life.