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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
PROSPERITY AND COMFORT.
What q Local Firm 10 Doing to Pro-
mote Both.

In the latest essay Of the Hawai-
ian Hardware Co.'S ready writer is
commentary on the spectacle OF an
army Of tramps invading the capital
Of the United States. The applica-
tion made OF the incident is, in eff
feet, that people in this paradise do
not know how we'll off they are.
Planters and sugar mill engineers.
however. will make few mistakes in
their attempts to solve the problem
of prosperity. They know that the
master key to- the treasure repository
consists in having the best imple-
ments aud machinery, together with
the best supplies for keeping the
mechanism in efficient order. Also,
they know the value Of prevention
rs opposed to cure in keeping grow
ing crops intact from predatory
hoofs and mouths, and in averting
loss Of valuable time in hunting es-
tray stock in a busy period. They
must have the best Of fences. Many
nice plots Of ground in Honolulu
look neglected, not so much because
they are in care of sluggards a. be
cause the caretakers are not provided
with efficient implements - such as
hose, sprinklers, lawn mowers, grass
cutters, etc. When the days toll or
relaxation, as the case may he, is DER
in this climate, nothing is So wei
come as q good bath, excepting IT
NAV suit individual constitutions
better to take the bracing operation
at the baginning Of the days excr'
tions. Upon all these subjects you
can gain valuable Information from
a pprusal Of the Hawaiian Hardware
Co.'S contribution to this paper al
ready mentioned.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
HIs RECORD NOT ENOUGH.
Tho Prosecution Fails to Convict an
Old J.Illbird.

punuku was disclar cd in the
District Court this morning, the
District Magistrate holding that the
evidence Was too ilimsy. The only
nnng which would justify him in
h"idiug defendant Vas his bad re-.
cord. Punuku, rs reported yester-
day, was arrested On "Wednesday
last by Detective Larsen for the
larceny oi S30J and an ancient one
cont piece. the property Of Miss
Rose Paaukia. The man had been
released from Oahu Jail on Monday,
after serving three years for house
breaking. fuuuku had u glorious
jag on when he was arrested. With
the exception Of Il oue.cent piece,
which, however, Miss Rose failed Ia
identify, no coin was found ON his
person. This be claimed he found
On King street near Judge Becker,
tons promises. Punuku admitted
he hal been IN jail 50 many times
that he failed To i-colect how many
tie had been convicted Of perjury
some years ago, in addition to OF her
otfeuses
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
Election OF a Captain.

Co. A of the =, q. guards held an
election Of officers yesterday even
lug 10 elect new captain. Paul
Smith was elected captain. and j.,
EmmrIuth relegated to the first
iieutenaucy. Fritz Rowald was
elected second lieutenant. These
nave to he examined in military
tactics, aud should they not pass the
required point another election uf
officers will be- called. The mem-
beers Of I'll" company are confident
that Smith wiIl pass the rXamiua-
ton T. ing. They believe in Emmr
luth as senator but not as n
Gcurral.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12

Skipping Notos.

The steamer Mukulii brouuht no cargo
from MviOkHi this tip.
The schooner S,lvat"r sai'rd to-day for
Port townsend IN ballast.
Tue .chuun,r Golden Shore took yrstcr
day Tor the IULs, ~, :iGi hugs sugar, valued
AT sB3, ~
Th, crew ~ the Yacht Helene were en-.
gagged to-day hrndirg ,ails, and getting her
rra,ly Tor an excursion.
The srhuuucr !. u. TnIlnni, Vim Hen.
der vu, arrived this mOr'irg, ~ DAY from
Ngwc.s H.. y = W. with vlG tons al coal
i"r Al."N Robins u.
The bark ). 4. Allen, Thompson master,
cleared to-day with the following cargo ~
sugar; ii.yUt bdIir, I. Brewer \ To-; "
buR-. Castle y Cooke; 81 hugs, Thcn. II.
Davies " 90. Domestic value, s D,sjI.I2
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
TO KEEP STREETS CLEAN.
A Mechanical Sweeper Appears on
the Streets.

4 street sweeper imported from
New York had trial trip this morn
Jug. IL swept Merchant street, pass.
ed through Alakca, aud then uper-
ated on King street. The rotary
broom is sel obtiqucly across the
rear Of truck and leaves the dirt in u
wnrow al on" side, whore it can b"
gathered up iuto carts for removal.
II makes u clean job aud. il the dirt
is promptly removed, then very light
SpriuNhng done, the dust nuisanc =
will he nowhere ON streets thus
treated. They say that this parti-
cular style Of sweeper is not unduly
hard on macadamized roads. Min.
ister King is to be congratulated
upon the Introduction Of this labor
saving appliance for keeping the
| streets clean.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
JUDICIARY JOTTlNOS.
Big 0rist in the Divorce Mill This
Morning.

Judge Cooper WAS hearing divorce
cases IN the Circuit Court this morn
ing.
NJ. K-liiinulama IwJys. X. kaona.
Granted for "X' IRENE cruelty. kau-
La for plaintiff; Creighton for de-
feudant
Aukukino vs.. Kiniakua (w.) Grant
ed for de,ertion. kahookauo for
plaintiff.
Alice l., Hutchinson Vs.. Edison l.,
Hutchinson. Granted for extreme
cruelty and failure to provide suit
able maintenance. MagOon for plain.
tH.
ID. X. Kamki vs.. Mele Kamiki
Granted on the ground Of hesertion
Poepoe for plaintiff.
Kaauuulani (wJ vs.. KauhoIa
Granted for non.support, kaulia
for plaintiff.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Champion. Honolulu cricket match
at 3 O'Clock.
- go
this evening
Darrell Ninton will play Legree
----..
Paris, at kawaiahao church
Monday evening.
Josie will play T"psy, the lass that
wasn't born but growed.
n. oL ,.,, , vi
kai and will remain here two weeks.
= y ...,,-J ,. MI,
-? n'''Wn ,"'n.' ',"'', no'o-
MokoIii.
~, ,-., ,,..,,- ,.,,.
ne Stesct,.'S anu ii s'''.i p" ,t;s
afternoon.
TIL, i,-.,- ...,,
,n't,app.e . .. q ",a,,s az
Hotel streets.
f, A. yu.,. -
" ho't. M'n''p.o pna eone W
,'oha'a pian'a''oh W HUN o"e' HIS
a, q,
WITS W. ~. Ialr' guy ua"in .e,
'ta,e y. .ue JAIN D. ~ Hi'oh 'o'
''s'' W 'he ooa'''
ouugS "copper" nas "'P"seu VI
apo"' 9,,.-nNe c"ses '" '"e "''' SIN
oays wi 'he '''"''
Tn, p. q b,nJ u,v. n coucert ON
tue hawalahao summary 8'o"h"S
yesterday a''e'"oo"'
Tho officers ,f tho J,pan.se cruiser
Takachihu intend giving a hop ON
thai warship next weak.
Chcle ion' adm ms AFTER
noon ana evening Inc HAWAIIAN
quintet Siuo VIII take part
p,u', ,,,.l,,, s,,ur;,y A., ,;,k., f,,r
tho illustrated lecture on Paris by
Mrs. Cans Monday evening.
a ec''n ,,;a, on, VI Tue, .no 10Y ~,
'n"u''n wiz ,ah' P'a'o ~ %, ~
sunday, at 5:3O a. m.
49, ,,,..,.
as ,he lloon Waves nav mug paI'",
10 Long b,ansn give 'ne rams soou
custom o'g one u u" J." "''e
h'gh' heN' week
E,,r com,,ui,. Of IA. - q
i"r'es heid va, la''"n urn gu faiac'
square Yesterday eVen,nH. very
Few "''neS"'" '"' h"h""'et''
III. ho,b,,,s sl;d. -, s,,s S,u.; I.
, yrn,t Attraction, II Affords n Thrill
In, sa,saiinn md non. wbn iry !,
nncc Inn, vnn,. IN r.uaa, tho ever
c'se'
Six divorce cns"s cam" b"ior'
Judge Cooper this morning On'
was thrown cut Tor lack ul Servir"
The Others were granted Tor Nariuu
reasons.
Benson. smith A 60. will r.m,y,
1, IN. .t,rn nov n,r,ni'.d Inv IA,
rnn'c ~ iI,,h;,, nm Iirn / Thci
,Iv.r,i..,nani viii ann.,rs Ella.
,I,.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
Card OF Thanks,

The ,,urrrcsi thank, 81 ia" rcIa-
ti,rs Of the late John i. Parker are
rendered To- the kind friends who
rxhibited thur sympathy ia various
ways on the late sad occasion,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
Vessels Leaving Monday.

stmr Kauln for Waianae, Mukuleia aud
kahusu o. iOanI
Stmr Iwaluni for Maknweli at j IN
Stni MOkOlii for MUlukai AMI Lanai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
Departures.

SATURDAY. May IL.
AN I.ma,,ed schr Salvador, Wells, for
Port townsend
AIN blk q Allen. Thompson, for San
FranciscU
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
Passengers.


ARRIVALS.
From Molokni, per stmr Mrkolii. May ~
DIR DUto J I brown, Hugh Me, orriston
Mrs William Mutuh and u de k.
DEPARTURES.
fnr San Francisco. per Tx :. G Allen,
May i2-Miss Clara BuTndt. Mrs VI y
Snnd,rs, Miss Elsie Sanders. Mrs Eva
Hammer aud Miss l. Angus.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
CHURCH SERVICES.
ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.

ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.
Whit Sunday The services Of
St. Andrews Cathedral will he as
follows: $50 a. M, Holy Comm.
Mon; II a. M, Mathis and Sermon;
800 p. M, Evcnsoug aud Coniirma-
ton; 1870 p. M. Evensong and Ser
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12

Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
aud Nuupnu street, l.udging hy
day, wcrkOr month Terms ~ aud
30 cents per night, II aud sl,2d per
week
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
Cargoes from Island Ports.

stmr Wainleae- 3iU' bags sugar and -
pkgs .undrics.
stmr Iwalami-JS77 bags sugar aud box
pigs.
simr knaln --2y6i bags sugar.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
SECOND CONGREGATION.

The services of the Second Con
grrgatiou Of st Andrews Cathedral
tomorrow Sunday will be- as fol-
lows: $3.50 a. W., Holy Communion;
9:i5 n. M, Holy Communion with
Sermon; vrnite, Mauuder, in u Hat;
TIE Deum, Tours, in +; Beuedic-
tus, Fremanlic, in + fiat; hymns
ljG and 2l5; anthcm, The sun shall
bc no more thy light by day." 10y
Woodward. $50 p III, Evcnsong
with sermon; Magnilicat, Turtle. in
q; Nuuc Diluittis, Macfarrnu, IN ID;
hym, Id, 207 and IL. Rev. Alex.
Macintosh. paat"r. All arc cordially
invited.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1894
MI a *. IL &c N e w Is.
Arrivals.
SATURDAY, Nav L..

SATURDAY, May L..
Schr u Ia liant, Henderson, G3 days from
Newcastle, y = W
Stmr Mokolii from Maui. Lanai and Molo-
kai
stmr Waiaeale from Hamakua
Stmr Iwalaui from l. 'haina
siIur knua from Waianae
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
TENTH ANNUAL MEETING

TENTH ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
Hawaiian Jockey Club
1A-@
.s...: -
June II, 1894.
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME:
Races 20 Commence al 10 a. N. Sharp.
LIST Race--BlCYCLE RACE.
Prize: silver Medal. Mile Dash.
Free for ail.
"a Race-HAWAI1 PLATE. 8.
Running Race. y Mile Dash. Free
Sd Race - HONOLULU PLATE,
Trotting and Pacing TO Harness: 2:II
class. Free for all. Mile Heats best
= ia 3.
ith Race OCEANIC 5. ). cos
CUP. 5 added
Running Race. Mile Dash. ful
Hawaiian Bred.
5th Race - PRESIDENT WIDE
MANN'S CUP, s added
Running Race. u. Mile Dash Ere,
for all.
9Th Race KAPlOLANl PARK
PLATE. : .
rotiihR and Pacing 2iiV olts': frc'
'oT AT Mlie iicntS' p'>t III 3' Ia
Gers to go to Roadrart.
-. p r,,,r,r, ~, ARR,
3.
Running Race. :. Mile Dash. Fo
Wv" ''''' To-
Running Y,ro II. Nil. D,.h rn
Hawaiian bred.
9TH Race JOCKEY Gil BPIAIE
'.i"E w III ',n'.,.E' = 'in =, 'n mes RE
wv "''' ''''''' ',' w ,
in.Ip p.s,r, oman rS,,
''F'f "'u'u'
rr,.,t,,,, r,.., MI. H., A..
~, H,', '',h.
1ltu Race X AN E,liAN Ell
a., 800,
u,.'i,s MY ri"' -
-, y NV '''''.' '''
l1,n Rae. FOXY RACE 4.
Euuuiug Knee. 3, Vile Dash. n
Hawaiian lir i Pond :: II lnud, ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
Maui Racing Association
Id.
18th Of July Races.
PRooR ANNIE.

PRooRAMME:
LIST Race "SPRECKELSVILLE"
PURSE, $500.
Running Race. 4 Mile Dash Free
for all Hawaiian Bred Horses.
"a Race =" WAIKAPC" PURSE,
$1,000.
Running Race. X Mil Dash Free
for all.
3d Race - WA1HEE PURSE,
$4,000.
Trotting a"d Pacing Race. Mile
Heats, best , in All horses WITH q
record Of 1928 or better to go to- Road
cart weighing not less than ITO lbs.
4th Race -"KULA" PURSE, 5000.
Running Race. y Mile Dash. for
Ponies IL hands OF under, to carry
100 lbs.
9Th Race-"WAILrkC" PURSE.
$4,000.
Running Race. y Nil. and REPEAT
fhc 1DT all baNHlHn bie1 1Dr-e~.
9Th Race -."QCEEN LILTUOKA.
LAM" CUP. PURSE,
$4,000.
Running Race. T., Mile Dash. Free
for all.
lib Race --"CORINTHIAN" RACE.
MEDAL, 5000.
Eunning Face. | Mile Dash. FREE for
al Hawaiian Bred Horses 10 he ridden
by Members OF the Association.
sth Race --"TROrTING aud PAC.
ING RACE. PURSE,
Sl5D.W.
Mile Heats. hest = In $ to harness.
Free IT, all horse. vita no better re-
cord than 2:iD.
9TH Race--"KAHULUI" PURSE.
$1,000.
Running Race. Mile Dash. Free
for all Hawaiian Bred Horses.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12
Public Concert.

Tn" =, q. band will play at Emma
Square TIN, afternoon at l;Hi O'Clock,
Following is the program;
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12

W. I. Ball, a beautiful specimen Of
whose handicrai, was described in
this paper lately, Is starting to build
boat on Palace Walk. Honolulu
will he u gamer by having its name
go with the productions OF su skilfui
a designer aud artiiieer.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12

For list of the views Of Paris 10
be- shown by Mrs. Cans on Monday
evening, sec Tho BvLLErIN IL Thurs
day last. Among Others ar" tho
Palace and Gardens Of the Tuillo.
rics, Pictures and Slntuary ot the
Louvr. Gallery, Etfel Tower, tue
Tomb 81 Napoleon, Cathedral Of
Nolrc Dame, Marie Antoinctte ou
her way Ia the guillotine. etc.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-12

Mrs. Edwarirs Mnorr's dancing
classes have begun with promising
uumh"rs 81 ladies, gentlemen aud
children. The rhildrcn's class il on
Friday afternoon, aud the adults on
Monday aud Thursday evenings. AT
Arion Hall.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-15
ORGIES IN CHURCHES.
Sacrile EiOus People Loaded
with Liquor

CANTON, n. c., Feb. 14.-Wcste,n
North Carolina has long been famous
(perhaps un eservedly so) for moon
shine ticker" and some recent occurren-
ces appear to establish the truth of the
charge to some extent. 1t has just been
learned from reliable authority that on
Saturday night crowd of men and
women with copious supply of noun
tain dew forced an entrance into small
church or school house on East Fork Of
Pigeon, by raising boards in the fl ,or.
Here they held high carnival for some
time. Adiourning the meeting there
they proceeded to another church in the
same vicinity. where another very in
formal meeting was held. So indecorous
was this meeting that not only the
house was abused. but the Sunday
school organ was ruined. So far as can
be learned no action has been taken to
punish the guilty parties, who seem to
have great privil ges.
1t is also reported, on what seems
good authority. that Some days ago a
deputy marshal went into this same
locality to arrest one Harley Trull, who
is a moonshincr OF some note, and. on
arriving in the neie hborhood he imbibed
some OF the stuff Meeting Trull he
took on some more, the story goes, and
Trull proposed a shooting match. Both
e"gaged in the shooting and after the
marshal's ammunition was exhausted
Trull assaulted and abused him, then
took him nd cared for HIM over night
at his (Trull's) house. Next morning he
put the officer on the road home and
warned him to keep moving
Mr.. ]. +. Smalhers has been elected
town marshal fol this place, vice Har-
kins. resigned.
Mrs. Capt. Terrell has gone to Mon.
tana for months visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Miles.
Mr.. J. +. Chambers started Yesterday
to Texas. where he will make his home
Two inches of snow tell here last night
Rev D. H. Conan OF the M. E church
South, and J. J Henley, evangelist, are
conducting series of meetings in town
/ 'I.. T,,J
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-15
WILLIS MORGAN KILLED
TR AGEDY AT MAR HILL. LAST
NIGHT.

Morgan KILLED AZ He Approach
ed he House off. r. sans, AZ.
ter Being warned Away-COn-
h,c,ing S.0ries As To The Shoot
ing.
News comes to Ashevlle of a deplora-
bic affair occurring last night at Mars
Hill. Madison county, near the line be-
tween that county and Buncombe, which
resulted in the killing of Willis Morgan.
The news was brought here by mes
senger who came after Tohn P. Morgan,
the father of the young man who was
killed. There are several versions of the
trouble current here. but up to this after
noon there has been nothing absolutely
reliable.
The story most generally told is to the
effect that Willis Morgan had been paw
ing attention to Miss May, daughter
of John Robert Sans. The father OBJ
jected to Morean's visits and 90 Informed
him. warning him to stay away. Last
night, so this version goes. Morgan
wanted to escort the young lady to
church. but was told by the father that
he must not. Morgan returned shortly
after. it is said. with a pistol in eact
hand, and continuing to advanre in spite
Vi warnings was fred upon by Mr. Sans,
who was armed with shotgun, and
almost Instantly killed.
Another version is that Morgan had
procured marriage license and that hs
was seeking the young lady when killed
Another rumor, however, puts alto
gether new light on the killing so fal
as Mr.. Sans is concerned. This is tC
the effect that Morgan was advancing
upon the house and was killed by g
deputy sheriff named smith, who wa.
guarding the house.
Morgan, the dead man, was 10 or &c
years Of age. and was well known here
His father, John P. Morgan. lives here
as does his brother, Deputy Sheriff Jess'
NJ. Morgan.
Mr.. Sans, whom one rumor says die
the killing. is a brother-in law Of Col
lector Carter of Asheville. and one of th
most prominent az d popular citizens o
Madison county. He was once treasure
of that county, and has been foremos
in the work of building up the Mars Hill
college.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-15
DOMESTIC TROUBLES
Mrs. Elliot and Her Pancake
turner

K,N.Y, Feb. l2,-Mrs George
Elliott of Andes. this county. having
baked the buckwheat cakes for break
fast, went up stairs to waken her chill
Jren She carried lighted lamp in one
hand and the pancake turner in the
other. When she started back she
took up another lamp to fetch i,
down stairs. She carried the pancake
turner in her mouth On her way
down stairs she trlpped and fell head
first to the bottom. The handle OF the
pancake turner struck the fl Dor and
drove the other end into Mr. Elliott s
throat and through the back OF her neck
Fortunately the lamps wereextinguished,
but before the pancake turner could be
removed from Mrs. Ellintt's neck the
handle had to be taken off, when the tur
ner was pulled through. That Mrs
Elliott should be alive and getting wei
after such an extraordinary experience
is the wonder of the medical men of Del
aware county N Y Sun.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-15
TREMBLE IN THEIR SEATS
THE LORDS MAY WELL. BE
FRIGHTENED.
Meeting OF The National Liberal
Federation MO Declare Against
The House OF I.OrSls-Must Not
Longer Override The Peoples
Will

LONDON, Feb. SIN the great con.
ference at Portsmouth of the National
Liberal Federation. one OF the resolu-
tions adopted declared that the House
of Lords, by its habitual disregard of the
national will, had become an unbeara-
BILE abuse and assured the ministry of the
enthusiastic support of the federation on
any measure that the government may
adopt to secure to the House of Com
mons paramount authority in the State.
The principal speech was made bv Sir
William Vernon Ha'court, chancellor of
the exchequer He was cheered repeat
edly. 1T has never been more neediul." :"
he said, that the Liberals should stand
shoulder to shoulder. The party is
about to enter great struggle from
which it will emerge victorious. Lord
Salisbury has thrown the gage of battle
The government will not shrink from the
conflict. 1, is the business of the Liber
ais to convince the Lords that the peo-
pie will not allow them longer to over
ride the peoples will
This declaration OF war was applauded
and cheercd.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-15
DIEs BY HIS OWN HAND.
Will J. AK In COM muii's suicide In
Cincinnati, q.

A telegram was received here late yes
terdav afternoon bearing the news that
VII ]. Atkin. formerly Of Ashevile,
committed suicide in Cincinnati ycster-
day. The telegram was to relatives Of
Mr.. Atkn and asked as to the disposi.
tion Of the body, giving no particulars
A reply was sent directing that the body
be buried there.
Mr.. Atkin was about % years of age,
Several years ago he was in the contec-
tionery business on Patton avenue with
B A. Wilkie He was also employed as
clerk in the store of ]. NJ. Heston, and
was with other business men here at
varions times He had been on the road
as drummer for Knoxville house. He
WAS an athlete of local note. a Young
man OF pleasing acquaintance and made
many friends during his residence here.
MIR. Atkin has three sisters, Misses
Bertha. Lessie and Susie, the two former
living in Ashev;lle and tine latter in Dur
ham. and brother. Thomas, who live:
here.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-15
ONCE MORE IN TROUBLE
A COlOred Roy Committed Fol
watch Stealing.

john Smith, colored bov, was ar-
rested BY Deputy Sheriff ]. II. Hampton
and taken before Justice Frank Carter
yesterday charged with stealing a watch
and chain from John Caldwell colored
The watch was recovered but the chain
$40 me- had been sold by Smith to q
Tobacco raiser for 80 cents. Smith was
held to await court and was commit ed
in default OF bail He has been in trou
BILE before, probabl, more than once, and
Just before the last term of court was
up in Justice Car er's court. The justice
considering the offence was slight one
and the age OF the boy, let him go witt
lecture. 1t seems not to have taker
deep root IN his heart.
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SENATE BUSINESS.
The New Sc MAJOR anti Lottery
Trains and S'Gps.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15,-When the
Senate met today Senator George pre-.
.entrd credentials of Senator lee
McLavren of Miss ssppi and the oa' h
OF Office was alminstt red to the new
senator.
A bill wa- presented by Hoar, Ito pr
vent lottery" through the national and
foreign mail service
Harris present,d d a bill to prevent con-
flict between he federal and state courts
in all cases affecting private rights The
House bill to compel the Rock lslan'
railroad company to stop its trains al
Enid aud Round Pond, Oklahoma, cam'
up at 1890 as unfinished business
tlatt. Connecticut, took the f)or in op
position to the measure.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-15
A Voice From the Dead.

LONDON, Feb. 10 A small bottle has
been picked up on the beach of Gigha,
one of the Hebriies islands. containing a
piece of paper on which is written wi, h
a pencil: September 1898. Sinking
mid Atlantic Hornhead. Collision ice.
berg Signed, Mate"
The steamer Hornhead was a British
vessel OF 2 1863 tons. She sailed from
Baltimore August 10th, for Dublin
Until today nothing was after wards
heard of her,
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A Defauller.

RALEIGH, N. c.. Feb. 15.-Iohn l..
Weber, ex.school commissioner Of
Charleston. S c.. and now professor of
English literature in Trinity college,
North Carolina, is defaulter to the ex-
tent OF 81 200. He raised school certi6-
Gates. He will be prosecuted.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-15
Knoxville POs,omce

kNoxvIl LIE. Tenn, Feb. Is The great
contest for the postoflice in Knoxville is
apparently ended at last. Yesterday
afternoon Col. ]. w. Gaut received a
telegram from his son. X. F. Gaut. who
is in Washington. which contained the
following important information; You
are appointed postmaster today. l
leave for home tonight"