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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-07

Der &riessbunb muB ferner ben
Batrouillenbienft lernen. lin Mel=
bungen bon ben Worpoiten na9 ben
6elopa9en gu befDrbern, tpirb er nit
einem lei9ten eiIsrnen 6alsbanb per=
fehen, ods Die 9sgimentsnummer auf=
petft unb an tpel9em ii9 elm fleiner
9eutel befinoet. Gobalb hsr 2ebtere
Die Meloung aufgenommen bat, erbdlt
Der 9uno ben leiie gefiiiiterten 8efebl
uno fort 9ebt es. Sn sruRr 2:nie
foa Der pisrbeinige 8otl4ufter na9
feinem 8ei itimmungsprte ellen, auein
bas lernt er i9iper, benn bon Natur
neigt er Dem umberitreifen 3u. Wnein
fetne S4nelligfeit maht biefen Sebler
tpett uno follte er tpirfli9 bon einem
5einbe geieben nerben, 10 piirbe ber@
felbe fi9 bod stpeimaf faIinnen, ebe er
einen 9unb bon Der StGrfe zines Wol=
fes angreift. Bei @51let9patrpuilIen
in bas 8orterrain leiiten Die 6unbe
ehenfaas Doraiiglibe 9ienite benn ibr
fharfer 9eru9 ipittert ben nabenben
Seinb unb ibr feines @eb0r berntmmt
ben leiieiten SuBtrttt, lange bsbor Der
Solbat oies rsrmag. Sci ben frana0z
itf9en WeanObern in Der l1mgeeenb
bon Sours, bic i'm Sabre 1890 ftattz
fanben, bat man bic 6unbe au9 gum
8ef0rbern bon Munition benubt unb
ermittelt, baB Elm grobsr S6dferbuno
500 Patronen obne iebe 2lnitrengung
unb nit GROCER 9eidpinOisfeit in Die
8orpoitenfette bef0rbern fam. 8er@
fuGe, tpelde binfi6tlt9 Der S4ne4igs
felt bon 8rieftauben, Sunben, Hsttsrn,
3tpeiraoz unb Oreirabfabrern angsz
iteat tpurben, ergaben, baB bic Sauben
gum 3Iriidleeen elmer beitimnten @rts
farnung $50 Mainuten eebrauaten.
bic Setter 7.57, Die 9unbs 8.O8, Die
3tpeirabfabrer 9.15 unb bic Dreirab@
fabrer 10.40.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-07

i Gm Gfefnfun5 flog fdrefno duf,
nnb fem Ghatten bufbte rie1eHgeltal=
Tia iiber Die @1lobrlline. Mir fefter>
| ten immer tiefer bir,unter unb mahtei1
snbIi1 Dor einent DerfaQenen Heller
6dlt. Der Jrelnbe aeigte auf etae
pernlauerte 8rel6e: u9ier ging g hira
rim, bier batte Ct fein Mbfetgequartier
sinserihtet."
Ealfenb sSragen bntten mir mob
on ben Grelnben au ri9ten, bic er alle
| NIT ber gr0Bten Qiebenstpiirbigfeit be-
lanftportete. ebe mir aus bem bunfelen
Bdren5tpinser bic fhliipfrigen Sreps
pen binaufitiesen.
Gs mar friib bier lIbr. Gls mir in
Sefbelherg burh bas Rarlsfhor mdr<j
|fcbirten. Der 5rembe aog bic ubr -
Finer tpefB, fpenr bic friiber sebDrte,
Hbadbte id, henn ih mar iiher, baB mir
es nit Dem S9aminstp gu tbuu batz'
[ten.
rm1efne 6erren, Sbre GeielIdaft.
,ipur mir febr angenebm. 2eben Sic
ipobl. icb eebe na9 bem 9oteI f4lasi
|fen.'
rNoieu," 9err bon G9alpinsfp,1
|rief ic1 jebt' Enb reihte ibm bic 6unb.
/ uMeinen Gie2" fagte er jpbial lds
Gelnb. Damn aog er bOflih ben Sut:
rMein Nan1e' ft........ S9mtbt. 2iquDrs
FaDrifant ausGHen." ......
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-07
fdbrer lO.4U
syut 9lmbulansoieuit.

Nt9t geringer Miibe bsoarf es, um
bem !Sunbe bic 5ur9t por bem Rnall
zines S9uiiea ob5usep0bnen. Sat er
ii9 aber NAL erft an bas &nattern unb
ara6en sepDbnt, bann hdlt er porz
5iigli9 Stanb. Nlles in Mllem ge=
nommen, bauert es feds Bis a9t Mos
nate, bts Elm gutter 0unb fir ben Diel=
feitisen 8risssbienit abseristet 1T
taB man nur iunse Sbiere, bic bDdz
items a9t Monate aft fein biirfen. CUR
OreFur nebmen tann, eri9eint ppbl
felbitperItdnblt9. Muber in ben ge=
f9ilhertsn Dienitleiitungen foaen jeBt
au9 9unbe i'm Qmbulan3 bienit benuBt
tpsrben, dbnlidb pie fie auf benz ct.
@ottbarbe9ofpi5 felt unoenflihsn Set
ten 8ertpenbung finDen. gu biefem
3tped tpirb am Salsbanb bes Sbieres
Elm fleiner 9ebdlter nit 8ranbD ober
itdrfenber Suppe befsftigt. Sn biefem
Sienffapeig muB Der 9unD lernen,
burn lautss 8ellsn ben Rranfentrd=
germ unb Gegleitmannfdaften Der anl=
bulanan bas Quffinben zines 8erz
tpunbeten funb gu tbun oft tpirb ein
2ei6tperipunbeter, Der por GrfAOpfung
nitbt tpeiter fam, aus nsm Bebdlter
fid geniigsnO srfriI6en t0nnen, Inn iih
fort5ubelfen. Sn Der Dreifur bon
0unben fir biefen Dienft5peig baben
bsfonbers bic ruliiifsn Sdger ausge=
seidlnete Hefultate nit Wolfs< unb
59dferbunben eraieH. Dds glbri9-
ten gef9ab in Der Meife, baB cine Mnz.
3abl bon Golbatsn iin In coupirtsm
Serrain, bas nit bihtem unterbol5
beftanben mar, nit bem gsfiAt auf
bic Grbe lcgte, tporauf bic 9nnbe dnf
Die @ude seihidt purben. 0atten lie
einen Mann gefunben, fo tpurbe ibnen
beigebrant, cine Worberpfote auf benz
Eirpsr bdltenb, 70 lange oli bellen, bis
onbexe 6oloaten berbeifamtn mnb bas
Rettungsperf bonenbettn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-07

2lls Der BETTE unb erfolgrei@fte
Srainsur bon &riessbunDen in Der
fran8Diii9en Mrmee gilt Der 2ieutes
rant oyupin, unb in Oeftsrrei9 Der
gbiermaler Sean 8ungarb, tpd6renb
bic beutltbsn SdserbataiIone in ibrsn
csGeern bon Sad sablrei9e dusge5ei4s
ilete aebrmeiiter baben uno in sStalien
fclhe ben &rIaglferi entnommen tperz
ben. Sir ben &riegsbienft iperben,
Bel fonft glsiden Gisenf4aften, 9unbe
BON bunfler sSarbe Dorgeaogen, Da bieie
speniger lei9t Dom 5einbe entbedt fDer@
ban f0nnen. Dor alien Dinsen muB
Der 6unb bic uniformen allsr tpabrs
fheinl;Aen Geinbe fennen lernen.
DieIe RrsiTur erfOlst auf grunb bes
allaemeinsn princips, bdb Der Teinb
i'm grauIam bebanbeln unb bas 1bier
sida beshalb unbemertt an ibm Doriibsr@
au5hleiAen periuhen niirbe. Sn Der
beutIden Mrmee psrfdhrt man Oesbalb
In folaenber Wsife. Mebrere Solba>
ten tDerbsn in fran3Diif1e unb rufiif9e
l1niformen geitedt, Dprauf bic Psubos
sSranaoien nnb pIeubosHuiien in ieber
nur bentbdren Weile ben 9unb reiaen
unb ibn in ben fremben Spraden ans
|6rsien miiFen. SIT bus 7bier in bic
b0dits Mutb perieBt. Ounn srfdvinen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-07
0ricnsDamoe.
gierfiiBise Alliirte ber
tlleen.

Des meni1en treusfter 8eeleiter,
Der 6unb, bat i1on in ldnait babingez
5hipunbenen 2eiten in ben Mdnner
norbsnoen Rriesen CUTE @ermenbung
sefunben. sn Der neneren 3eit baben
ii9 bic Sranaofen feiner in ibren
lcngipierieen unb erbitterten admpfen
in Mlqier tpie in '5pnfi1 nit ausges
sei1netem grfplge bebient, ebenfo tpie
Die 6onGnber in Nthin unb Die Rniz
fen in ibren leBten Ssloaiigen. alu9
Die bor1ic6tigIte unb geipanbteite
@59leihpatrDuilIs tpirD Don einem brefs
firten 6unbe Bel benz @ntbeden eines
6interbaltes melt iibertroffen, iDie bic
Seiterreider, 5ran5oisn unb 5oadns
Der gu erfabran Gelegenbeit gehdbt bd=
BEN. sSn ben Of9ungeln bon Spntin
nnb Mt9in pdre nanher Yo1tet,
mdn9e Yatrpuille ben i'm 9interbdlt
lauernben Gineeborsnen gum Spfer
aefalen, tpenn bic @olDaten in ibren
bre1frtsn &riegsbunben ni9t uniiberz
treffliGe &unbfdufter sebabt bdtten.
Die Shpeia bat iin Die guten Gtge1t@
fd5aften bes 9unbes ebsnfaIs gu ytube
gen1a9t unb bdLt in benz Sort Sonoo
bal 8osep, tpel9es CUR 8ertbetoigung
bes ct. @ottbarb@paRes iiber Iirolo
bient, cine Nn5abl bon 9unben, tpslhe
bic Wahen naa borgei9obenen Yottsni
begleiten. DAB biefs Ibiere ii9 oum
8ptenbienit I'M Gebirge boraiglih
eignen, tpii1en bic S9muagler in ben
gprenden ldngit unb in unlerem eiss%
nen 2anbe, unb 5tour in ben Bergen
bon 0irgitien unb @eit 8irgtnien,
baben MonbIdeinler in neueiter 3eit
fol9e pierfiibigen pdtrouiQen gum
66aben Der 8unbesbsamten nit porz
Siigli9em Grfolge pertpenbst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-07

Don filnmtli9en Ropfbebedungerr
|.0eapplepns bes @riten iinb nur nob
neun aut5sntifhe 6iits porbanben, un0
atpar pertbsilsn ficb bieie neun faiTers
lifen nGoupre<hefs" auf fplgenoe
YerfDnlidfsiten, refp. San,mlungen.
Mobame gloite. gnfelin bes 6errD.
Giraub, GeneraltGierarStes Der fatIer-
liben Nrmee, beiist einen 9ut, tpel4ew
i6r @roBouter IN Der Shloht BON
Marenqo aufruTfte; Napoleon hatte
i'm tpdhreno zines fhnellen 8allops:
fallen laffen.. Das pdriIer Mtufeum
Der Mrtillsris; 6err Morel in Geims,i
Der SGla6tsnn1aler Mrmano Oumas
resq. bus Muieum m Gotba, Der
Nrina 0ictpr 8onapurte. 9err poa
naro. Raufmann in 2pon, uno 9err.
@erolne, Weitqtigb Der Qfabennie, adbs,
len Die iibrieen 6iite bss groben Gais
Sers au ibren 6eiligt9iimern. Sub.
.binter bem @oree bes rtlsinen gorpps'
raj" i'm ceSnoafibenbptn in einem burf)s
broaen Qear6eiteten Heliqlrienfafen
Der Sut oufbepabrt tpiro, tpel4en Der
eSymperator Bel Gplau trug, 1T ben ges
fu9ern Der Seine1tabt befannt. Oieie:
fdmmtpihen 6iite n,ehen BON elmer
Spite aur anberen a. Biz 47 gentis
meter unb iinb 25 bis 26 Gentimeter
bod. Cine 4usnabme 9ierbon mo6t'
/ Der auerit oenunnte 3peiIpib, tpel4en'
M1abon,e Gloite bsfbt. Gr 1T biel'
| lGnaer, 55 Gentimeter BON elmer SpiBe
| aur anberen, bdfur aber um oieles'
niebriaer. Seine !006e betrGgt nur
20 Gpnfimeter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-07

asutltse 5ploutsn, pslcbs ss lieDfofen
uro i5m Jleil1itiide gsbel. Sn iDls
tb:s WciFa larHt ber Dlfab bie crite lecz
tinn obne grobe Miibe. 8ebeutenb
fAluieriser lit bic aipsite 2ection. Dies
!slbs beitebt barin, baB Der 9urb
fsr1,t, nidt burd 9eIIen, fcnbern bnrh
grbeben Der pfote ppr eiren nabenben
Geinbe 3u tnornen. MiirOe Der 5unb
1aut bellen, bann tpiirbe ct ia sums err
rdtber bes eigeren 6errn tDerben. WlIz
mdlis besreift er aud feline atpeite 2ecs
tipn unb NIT Ieifem Rnurren Seigt er
an, baB fein fharfes Sbr slnen 2ont
ober SuBtritt gsbDrt fat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-07


Die neueften @erfu9s, tpel6e in
9eutI9lanb, 5rantrei9, Ssiterrei9,
Rublanb unb Stalien binfihtli3 Der
@srfpenbung BON ounben i'm Selbe
crgeitelIt purben, BADEN 10 por3iigli9e
Meiultate ergeben, oaB fie gu ftdnoisen
Muiirten Der Nrmeen bie1er 2dnber gez
1na9t morDen Iinb. Ser 9unb 1T Elm
uusgs5ei6neter Wd6ter er parnt
Dor einem feinbliGan 5interbalt, be-
fDrbert 8oti9aften lpte Munition, ia
er bringt ben 8ertpunoeten Grquidung
lnb 6ilfe. 59dFerbunbe, beTonbers
fol6e bon I9ottiTder Gace, uno glattz
huarigs sagbbunbe eignen ii4 am be-
ften fir militGrtide 3ipsde, bod benutz
ssn Die 5ran3pien au4 Den guoel uno
Gerrier. Die OeutI9en 3ieben Die
qrauen @9Gfsr3unbe por, neil bieie
duBert gslebrig unb Iehr fart iino,
tpdbrenb Die Oeiterrsider nit @orliebe
Die 99otten benuBen. sSSm 9roBen
nnb @an5en laiIsn fi9 Die Sbiere fir
ibren militdriI9en 0ienit obne groBe
Mii6e brethren, benn fie beiiBen auber
i6rer sroBen Sntenisena ei1nn febr
f9arfen 9sru9 unO Srientirungsz
linn beIpnbers tpertbooa perben tie
bur9 ibre Musbauer, Sreue unb Wnz
bdnaliafeit, bic iis ni9t nur fir ibren
eigentli9en 9srrn. fonbern fir ein.
qanaes 3eginent an ben Sag legen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-07
Das nafeneife RinbA

Das nafeneife RinhS
Die flsine glfe: .Was iIt benn bos
fir elm groBes 9aus2" Batter.
Cine 4aferne. mein Rinb.4 Glles
sMas 1T bas, cine aafernea" Boa
ter: ,Da liegen @olbaten brir."
Glfe:: .Marum liegen benn bic Solnas
tan, papaden2" 8dter (drgerlid8).t
.Weil bic ftebenDen Gsere su Diel Gelb,
fpIten.-
Raferntnbnf6liibte.l 3 4. I'm.
terofficisr: Ghulae, naein GiiBer. fin
Gie piif(P ih ouh mas 9sferes. ais
Sotbat mimen. Seben &c nod 1fns
tsrinbien nnb ifsllsn Ge iid bu einens
rzbefiebiQen tir6erloIen Rhtnp3eros
bpr rletn Mort bruff. ct ohoptirt sc.
VII ust S24suss I - "a
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-02-07
II n defG

ungefdbrIid. a.: ~Wie,
ber Rleinigfeit balber ipDlt lift gub
buelliren, 70 Ieihtfertig fein 2eben
dlif's Spiel au febsn.- 8.: Run,
10 fdliulm ift's gerobe nf6t, mir ftns
men uns bon bsr Saab aus.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17
Prof. Adelstsin's Concert

The concert tonight at the Opera
House will be OF more than ordinary
interest. The mandolin as a solo in-
strument is somewhat new to our
people and Prof. Adelstein is a
master Of the instrument. He do
velops remarkable tone FROM the
mandolin, besides play ing with rare
grace and expression. The sust ain
ed quality Of his playing elevates
his instrument to the plane Of a solo
violin. Prof. Adelstein will perform
on the lutte for the first time in
Honolulu. Miss Kate McGrew will
sing q beautiful selection by Masss.
ret, Mrs. WARMERS charming voice
will he heard in selection accom-,
panied by the lutte. Miss Burhans
will play selections from Weber and
Mendelssohn. Mr.. Will Hogs will
sing a tenor solo from Mariana
Miss Patty will assist with violin, Mr.
Paris, flute, and Mr.. Hoffman, tn,
cello. The program has been ar
ranged with great care, and the con
cert will be- one OF the most delight
ful ever given here.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17
WHAT A CANNON BALL CAN DO
Chance Shots in the Chilean War
That Went Through Ironciads.


A shot weighing $50 pounds from
sn eigbt-incb gun Of Fort Valdivia
in Valparaiso batbor struck the
cruiser Blanco Encalada above the
armor belt, passed through the thin
steel plate GU the side, went through
the captains cabin, took the pillow
from under his head, dopped his
head on the mattress with a thump,
hut wit bout injuriug a hair, passed
through the open door into the
messroom, where IL struck the floor,
aud then glanced to the ceiling.
Then IL went through q wooden
bulkhead one inch thick into room
25xi2 feet where forty men were
sleeping in hammocks. II killed six
Of them outright, aud wounded six
others, three Of whom died, after
which Il passed through o steel
bulkhead five inches thick and end.
ed its course by striking o battery
outside, In which IL made dent two
inches deep. II was filed with sand
Had II released deadly gases no on.
knows what damage II might have
done.
A i50-pound missile from q ten,
inch gun IN the same fort struck the
Same vessel ou its eight.inch armor
IT hit square on bolt. The shel
did not pierce the armor, but burs,
outside the vessel. II drove the boil,
clear through, aud In its Eight tn,
bolt struck an eight.iuch gun, com
pletely disabling il. Such Is tn,
power Of the smaller sized guns. -
The Century.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17
PEOPLE GOING AWAY.
Lists Of Passengers by Next Two
Outward Oceanic Steamers

The following are booked rs pas
sengers by the $. S. Australia for the
Coast:
TT. Birch, G. T. Gillette, II. W.
Schmidt aud wife, Henry G. Schmidt,
Ernest Schmidt, Masters Il. aud b.
Kennedy, 9. g. Kennedy aud wife,
VIM. Prellar, James Glib, +. d..
Garvin and wife, Miss Rita Schmidt,
Miss MCGOWAN, Rev. T.. p. Baker
aud wife, Miss b. Rumbel, q. \.
Spencer and wife. Edgar Sachs, Miss
Perry, Miss Irene Perry, Mrs. W. q.
Weldon and daughter, Miss Arm
strong, II. j. Umbst aetter aud wife,
G. Barrett, j. Steiner, wife and child,
Miss Tuck, J. +. Hackfsld and
family, +. ID, Tenney, Mrs, Banning,
Judge II. +. Bickerton, Mrs. Becker.
ton, Spencer Bickerton.
For San Francisco, per s. S. Ala
media, July rs:
Miss Rosie Roth, c. A. Mcdowell
Miss Armstrong, Mrs. T. II. Hebron
Miss s. X. Gray, Leo Cooper, +. +
Rishop, A. X. Cunha, X. Spreckels
f. +. Follis, NJ. Mclnerny, Miss Nc
Inerny, j. T. McGrew.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17
ST. LOUIS COLLEGE CONCERT.
The Boys Give Fine Feast Of
Music and Drama.

The Boys Give q Fine Feast Of
Music and Drama.
The musical and theatrical enter
tainment given by the pupils OF St.
Louis College yesterday evening was
largely attended, the hall being
crowded long before the opening
hour. Those who are fortunate
enough to be present were treated
to rare entert ainment. The Bishop
of Panopolis occupied a prominent
seat, and in the same row were Cap
tain Rookie and officers Of H. b. NJ.
S. Champion, A. s. Cleghorn, Father
Leonor and members OF the faculty.
The Brothers acted as ushers and
received affably. Brother Albert
directed the orchestra and Brother
Francis manipulated the piano. The
overture by the s. L. G. orchestra
was excellent, and the chorus, "Come
and join" by about forty boys was
we'll rendered. A prologue was de-
livered by Chas. Murray, after which
the three-act drama, "The Worlds
Fair Boys" composed by one Of the
college faculty, was put on the
boards. The scenery was appro-
pirate and the acting OF the cole
giaus excellent. II Is very seldom
indeed that such acting has been
seen in local theatrical circles. The
young lads entered thoroughly into
the spirit Of the piece, and in con-
sequence surprised and pleased the
audience. They showed careful
training. During intermissions
cboruses, vocal solos aud violin solos
were rendered. Master Neddie
Crabbe won cmcomiums by a clever
rendition OF the solo. "Where Are
the Friends of My Youth" The
violin solos by Masters j. Hansmann
and John +. Cowes were we'll rem.
dered. The duet, Springs Return.
ing" by &. Cooper aud s. Cullen
was good. After a well played
selection by the orchestra a fare,
entitled. "The Office Seekers" wa,
put on. 1t was laughable In tn,
extreme, and concluded q yer,
enjoyable evenings entertainment.
The commencement exercises o
the college to * place to-day. Their
were seventeen events on the pro
gram, consisting OF recitations
songs, dialogues, addresses and
farce, THE Freedom Of the Press.
Tho exercises were up to a bigl
standard and showed careful train
ing. O. L. Murray delivered tn
valedictory. The premiums for tn
years work were so numerous tina
should the names OF the recipient
be given they would gil the papel
The prizes were books.
; Bishop Gulstan, Father Leopo
Prof. Alexander, Inspector Gener'
Atkinson and Miss Atkinson wsr
among the visitors.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17
JUDICIARY JoTrINas
Joe caecires Must Stay In jail
kupren, Court Justices Resign.

kuprem, Court Justices Resign.
Tho long.standing case Of Allen 4
Robinson vs.. +. II. Rrdward aud
Hawaiian Lotge Of Free Masons
was heard, argued aud submitted
before Judge Whiting to-day. Hatch
for plaintiff; &. w. Ashford for Red
ward; Carter Il Carter for the Lodge.
An order has been issued for hear.
ing petition for probate Of the will
of the late S Kahele aud appoint
ment Of Cecil Brown rs admlnistra,
tor. Real aud personal property to-
get her amount to $3.50 valuation,
aud the widow aud son by a former
marriage ara devisees and legate"s.
The Supreme Court by Chief jus
tice Judd has rendered a unanimous
! decision refusing To grant a new
trial to Joseph Caecires, convicted
of murder in the second degree. u.
X. Wilder, Deputy Attorney Gene
raj, for the prosecution; }. A, Ma
goon and V V. Ashford for defend
ant.
Justice Frear is author OF unani-
nous opinion Of the Supreme Court,
deciding against the appeal of
Elizabeth Harvey, contesting the
will of q. Manaole. 1t is held that
the contestant failed to establish
her heirship. j. A. Magoou for pro-
ponent; &. W. Ashford for contest
ant
The Justices Of the Supreme
Court having to day resigned the
commissions which they hereto
fore hell were Immediately recon-
missioned and sworn into office as
Justices Of the Supreme Court OF
the Republic Of Hawaii. This was
To avoid the possibility Of an inter
reguum on Sept, |, when all com
missions issued prior to the adop,
i:on Of the Constitution are to eX
pire under the terms of that instru
mcnt. Judge Cooper of tho Circuit
Court administered the oath at The
Executive building. The Judges o
the Circuit Court will probably un
dergO the same tran 'mOgriiicatiul
To morrow, The clerks Of the Judi
ciary Department Henry Smith
George Lucas aud Chas 4, Peter
son-are Ia be rccommissloncd b.
,, the Justices oi the Supreme Court
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17

Chsmberlain's is the best Of all.
Vincent j. Bark, Of Daubury, Iowa,
has used Cbamberlain's Cough Rem.
ely whenever in need of q medicine
for coughs and colds, for the past
FIVE years aud says: at always helps
me out. II anyone asks me what
kind Of cough medicine l use, l re-
ply, Chamberlaiu's, that IL the best
Of all. Is and Soc. bottles for sale
10y all dealers. Benson, Smith Il
Co, Agents for the Hawaiian lsl-
ands.
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A horse kicked II. S. Shaefer, Of
the Freemyer House, Middl.burg,
N. Y, on the knee, which laid him
up in bed and caused the knee Joint
To become stiff, A friend rerom-
mended him To use Chamberlain's
Pain BALM, which be- did, aud IN two
days was able Ia be around. Mr.,
shaefer has recommended il tn
many others and says il Is excellent
for any kind Of q bruise or sprain,
This same remedy is also famous Tor
III cures of rheumatism. For sale
by all dealers, Benson, Smith a
Co, Agents for the Hawaiian Isl
Auds.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17

For the things therein Indicated
with prices, the advertisement OF
the Honolulu Soap House offers
great advantages to housekeepers.
Brebam the soap man is a public
bencfactor.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17

q. X. Harrison, practical piano
and organ maker aud tuner, can fur
uish best factory references. Orders
left at Hawaiian News Co. will re-.
ccivc prompt attention. All work
guaranteed To he the same a. doue
in factory.
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Died.

Honolulu. July IL. David
land, aged 81, leaving a widow AMI
three children. Funeral this aftern Iun
nt4 pm m, from his late residence, ~
Liliha street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17

The Republic regiment held drill
on Palace Square yesterday evening,
Colonel }. II. Fisher being in com.
mand. After the drill the men were
marched to Alapai, around to Bers.
tania, down Fort street to King
street aud then to the drill shed.
Beer flowed in abundance at the
shed
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17

tn. Opera House is engaged by
d. N. Crowley for Saturday, the
18th inst, when the drama 81
"Oceauica," illustrating the dis.
covery of these islands by Captain
Cook, will bs played by large com.
papy Of Hawaiians aud foreigners.
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Passengers.
prPARTrREs,

For Maui. pei. stmr Claudine, July 17--C
A Spreckels, Mr. Bluxone, Arthur and
Haroli Giles, Miss Turner, Mrs q W Day,
Miss Lindsay, Miss Nichlessn, Bishop o.
Panopolis, Father Valentine Mss Annie
Reuter-. Miss n Louis. W Gay. r Gleason,
n p Baldwin. Miss Mary Green, Miss Ais
forth, Mrs Won Tempsky, 2cbildren and
nurse, Miss Wodehouse. Armstrong Smith,
Mr. Myer, WIN kittel, X Nielsen, A Fer
nandes, Jr, Mrs All en-, Mrs Fernandes,
Rev o II GIlick, Mrs Gulick.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17

The Ladies' Column" is an in.
teresting new feature in this paper,
for which the old established firm
Of Il +. Ehlers n Co. has the credit.
II is projected in the interests OF at
tractive dress aud the best value for
outlay upon dress
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17

A splendid lot OF household furni-
ture will be sold by J. L. Morgan on
"Wednesday of next week. II be-.
longs to Ralph X. Foster and will be-
sold at his residence in Nuuanu
street. The articles are new aud
many of them OF rar. value.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-17

David Lindsay, an employee Of
Saus Snuci, died at his residence at
7 o'clock this morning. He leaves a
wife aud several small children in
destitute circumstances. The family
arrived recently from California