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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-01-05
COUNTY COURT.

Judge Huford, Commissioners Rickard
and Chambers, who compose the county
court, held Session of that honorable
body this week, and transacted great deal
of business for the county. In addition to
routine matters, the judges for the June
elections, road supervisors for all road dis
tricts and 200 jury men were appointed for
service during the coming year.
The conclusion, owing to the extreme
hard times, was reached that there would
be no money tax levied for road purposes
and that for the present the roads would
be worked as before.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-01-05
ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.

Peter Polly, at the agc,of S5 years, died
at the residence of his son, Joe, in Alsea
valley last Friday night. The deceased
was one of the early settlers of the country
aud was well and favorably known. His
large circle of friends viii regret to learn Of
his death.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1894-01-05
1T HAS NO NAME.

Mr.. M. F. Hayes has on display in P.
Zierolf's grocery store specimen Of some
thing for which name has not yet been
found, prepared wholly from wheat and is
absolutely pure. It can be used satisfac-
torily as a mush or in combina ton with
buckwheat or cornmeal for griddle cakes.
The discovery was made while Mr.. Hayes
was paying visit to his brother-in-law at
Silverton and is pronounced to be the ar
ticle that "flls long-felt want" in the
preparation of breakfast goods. Samples
may be had free at Mr.. Zierolf's store.
Call and get your breakfast supply.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-21
10. Sa pttsl.

Gine 2So5e Dor 9finslten mar es,
nnb es idiea ais iei Der jnu9e 0ens
nod ilie Supor in 10 fpnnberlamer
gra6t nno Serrli6teit srftauoen, ais
ia6 bielem troltloS langcn, bartnadiaen
gSinter. Der alte 8n9enpalb, oeiien
lesten Stamme fiibn uno trobta bart
am boben uferranb Der lilbern fdimr
mernoen Sitiee ltan6en, prangte In Der
sansen S9Onbeit feineS lmarasbenen
Jriiblings9elSanbes. Sn bunoert pers
l9ieoenen 2onarten jubilirten Die
fleinen V69el IN ben 3meigen, uao Der
leihte Winobaud, Der bonn Meere bere
iiberwebte, i9isn pie Elm lebenpedenoer
OOem Der yerjiinsun9 iiber bas 9auS
oabin3useben.
slni einem i6malen Piaoe uabe bem
lOben Diillerranoe l9ritt sJneeborg
Wallrotb our9 ben leiIe raai6enoen
Nalo. sic bate ben Strobhut iiber
ben Arm 9ebdngt. uub oft, ipsnn ii6
oer picl geDunoene gSe9 iul oi1ten I'm
terbol5 lheinbar 9an; perlor, saulten Die
3meigs bes guidwertS ibr aleio mie
ibr 9aar, Obne 6aB bic fteiue llubez
queinliflteit ibr Die 6reuoe al bem Elm.
Iameu Spa,iersanse bdtte beeintrdds
tieen f0unen.
Sie mar fbOn cine CUTE Strede bur6
ben berrli6en Griiblingsmorgen selnans
bert; benn oas 9errenbaus BON Gin
oOiu, in Dem iie leit @O9en ais @alt
weilte. Tag cine Stunbe lanbeinmdrtS
AM Nanoe 6es g4albeS, Der bort nit
Dem @ntspart SuiammenitieB.
0aS dltlide ftnberloie @bepaar, wels
DIES i'll itnem l6li1ten 6errenbauie
l6altete, bate in pertpaubtfhaftli6en
De5iebungen 5u Der perftorbensn @at,
tin bee Vrofeiicrs Seitanoeu, nnb f4On
Iit mar SnesborS einsslaoen lporoen,
iinige Briiblingss ober Sommeripo1en
EllI oen aimntbig gelesenen 9anolis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-21

100, bielleidt aud $50 8dnbe in 2eri,
tonformat werben notbmeubig iein,
um bic Siagnofen Der 9lrten, ibre
SpnonDmit. tnr5e Nugaben iiber bic
9eograpbiide 8erbreitung unb bic 2is
teraturna6weife iiber bic borbanbenen
8ei6reibungen anf3unebmen. Die
Seuti6e 3ooIogif6e @efelf6aft err
nanate ben profefor Der geologic in
berlin, 8ebetmratb @ilbar6 59ulae,
gum 9eneralrebafteur fiir bic 9eraus.
gahe bes Werfes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-21

bere Perionen bonn glibe getroffen unb
auf Der 5telle get6btet; anbere Gdae
nit t6btli6en gliBi6ldsen tperben bonn
2anbe gemelhet. GaS eingetretene
5o6wafer ihwemmte 8riiden, Sduier
unb Ddmme fort un6 ri9tete ilngebeu=
ren S@aben an. Ser get6btete 8ars
germeiiter S6irmer mar felt 1890 TN
Nmte, auf II Sabre getpdblt unb erz
freute ii6 bel allen alafen Der 8eb6ls
terung tlngetbeilter 6o1a9tung.
= Ser GutsbeliBer SubIer In Siri9s
felbau Bel 9agan in S1leiien mar ios
eben pon einem ldnseren piirf9gange
mad 0auie 3uriidgetebrt unb iibergab
beim giutritte in bas 3immer 6aS
@emebr. einen boppeadufigen 9inter.
laber, ieiner Grau aur Nufbepabrung,
Dbne febo9 bic 2ahung aus ben Qdus
fen gu aieben. Die Srau ftelte bas
@enebr In bic Wobnltube, MO es Der
balb barauf antommenbe 20 Sabre
alte Dienitfnedt 8reti6neiber sorfanb.
Na9bem er nit Der Ba9le ldnaere
3eit bantirt bate, ri9tete er pl6blib
bas @epebr auf bic nit GeniterpnBen
bei9dftigte 9ienfmagb 8albermann,
NIT Der er ndber besannt mar, unter
benz 8emerfen, er noble iie eri9ieBen.
&aum bate er biele NeuBerung setban,
ba tra9tei aud idon Der S6uB unb
bas Wdb9en ianf, au 3Obe 9etrOffeu,
su Boben.
= Ser Sal bes ameritaniiden
Sportsmannes &neebs erregt in 8ers
lin sroBes Mufieben. Die Wtitslieber
bes 5rabersgIubS be3i@tigen ibn gros
ber S9minbsleien. 8eri9iebene 3eus
gen fir unb tpiber ibn baben iid) gee
melbet.
= Safer WilbeIm bat aus ieiner
pribat &aHe einen idbrli9en 8eitras
bon 100000 Mart CUR llnterbaltung
bes Stabttbeater8 au Bromberg in Der
propina polen bepilligt.
= Inter ben 5interlaRenen papie;
rem bes &unltbiitorifers Spitta. bes
8iograpben pon sSobann Sebaitian
Bad, bat man bas bolenbete Manu.
icript elmer , ,@ei9idte ber romantii6en
Sper" gefunben. Spitta mar i'm 8e.
griff, bas Werf einem 0erleger au
iiberienben, als ibn Der 500 ereilte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-21
d u 8 | q Il b

= @aiIer Wilbelm II. befinbet li9
gegeuwdrtig auf S@loB pr0delmib i'm
&egierungsbe3irf 46nigSberg aI8 @aft
bes @rafen 9obnasS6lobitten, um in
befen groBen Gorflen gu iagen.
= Nu6 na1 benz @liaB tragen bic
beutf6en @eiangsGereine beuti6e Site
unb beutide 2ebensanf6auunsen. unb
ibr Wirfen 6iirfte erfolgrei9er fein, als
ale &eicripte boHt griinen Slid unb
ole Oietaturs parasrapben. go finbet
in &olmar in bieien Sa9en ein 5dns
gerfeit ftatt, 5u tpel9em ]10 gereine
aus ben &ei9Slanben unb ben ars
gren3enben beuti9en 2anben eri9ies
men iinb. Ser Stattbalter Der 3ei1s,
lanbe, Shrit b. 6obenlobesS6ilings
furf. tuobnte Der beutigen gr6ffnungss
feier bel unb ibm murben groBartige
Obatirnen ieitens Der Sdngeridaft be'
reitet.
- Nun bat fi9 tpirfli9 aud gm1n
paf6aS Wittne SO. 3 nit ibren Nnz
iprH9en auf befen Na9laB gemeIbet,
ndmlid bic aus San3ibar fammen6e
Grau, uel9e @n1in auf ieinem lebten
3use begleitet bat. SaB fie pirfli9
NIT ibm nerbeiratbet mar, barfte iebo1
f6wer au beiueiien iein unb ibr &inb
1T ln5uiiden geforben.
= Die bunbert beuti9em Surner,
bic bon Maius aus cine 9urnfabrt nod
Stalien in's Mert geiebt baben, iin6
in Mailanb bon ben bortigen Surmern
um5 bon Der geiammten Beb6lterung
i'm MQgemeinen auf baS ber3lidte ems
pfangen porben. 9lu6 eine Heibe
6ferrei6ifber Surner baben fi9 ben
beuti6en Siingern Sabn's angei6lols
fen unb bic Surnfabrt bat einen CANA
breibiinbliben @baratter angenoutnem.
gon Mailanb gebt es nod 8enebig,
uub fbon raltet ii9 bic 2asunenfa6t
3un gmpfanse Der willtommeuen
@dfe.
- Nus benz goniulatss8e3irt Bres
men tpurben i'm erfen Quortal bieies
Sabres nod ben Ser. Staaten fir
$320.000 Waaren erportirt, geeen
$423. 900 i'm entfpre6enben Quartal
bss 8oriabres.
- Ser 0srfanb Der gentrumss
partei i'm &ei6stase umb i'm preuBis
f9en 2anbtag bat an bas tatbolilde
golf 9euti9lanbS einem Mufruf eriaiz
len, tn mel6em unt tpeitere 8eitrdge
gebeten tuir6, um bic i'm 8au be9riffes
ne air6e auf benz 5trabburser plab,
tuel9e gum ebrerben Nnbenten an ben
babingei9iebenen @entrumsfibrer Or.
2ubuig Winbtborf, v2ubmigfir9e"
beiBen tpirb. in einer benz 3Ded ents
fprehenben miirbigen Weiie bur93us
fiibren.
: Sen in 3empten i'm bapriI9en
&egierungSbe5irte S9waben tpobnens
ben S9neiber @pple baben bic 2ors
beeren, bic Der S6neiber @rInber
Dome ntit ietuem angeblid i6uBFs
9eren pan5er geerntet bat, ni9t i6la
fen lafen, er bat nun glei9falIs einen
nS9uBf9eren" erfunben unb Dpipe
au einem gegenieiti9en Nufeinanberloss
f6ieBen berauSgeforbert.
- Sn benz Sifan3sMari6 stpii9en
Berlin unb Griebri9srub, Der bonn
i Diftan3mari6berein Berlin @ien"
Derantaltet tpur6e, bat Der Berliner
&aufmann GriB Maug ben 5ieg bas
pongetragen.
- Sie llmsesenb BON 2iesniB unb
8unalau in S9leiien tpurbe bon einem
fur6tbaren hnipetter beimgeiu9t, benz
aablrei6e Meni6enleben gum Opfer
fieleu. Sn 8un3lau tpurben Der 8hrs
germeifer Sr. S9irmer unb feds ans
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-21
astluna fir sfppfid,uterae,,

Oils elm oelutttel fur alle Mrten BON Rppfi&mer,en
Dat @ baS electric 8tters als nnlbertrejftd er,ptes
ien GS bewirtt etne bauerube eluns unb ber l&reds
ltafe nerpbie appii&mers bait 3ur @tuwirtuns nt6t
Stanh. Wir ermabnen vile, BITE e8 ansebt. fidp etne
eS sewthenbaft gu prcbiren. Sn GdGen BON Grpnt@er
BerppIuns bewirft stes Mtttel serabe3u Wunber unb
pentse Sdue permbsen ibm ldnsere 3ett su ptbertez
20 @entS in Der Gan antSnip Drug So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-21
0bttt 0f1piqett.
stoman BON 3einbulh Ortmann.
(6ortiebuns.l


n56meig!" rief iie init bebenber
Stimme. ,Spri6 mir ni1t bon oieier
uerbaBteu 9qdseit uno perlage eS Dir
peni9iteus, mid nod oDenorein su per-
6Obnen. Sa, it) babe setbau, mas Dm
BON mir be9ebrtelt. dun aber sibt es
fir Did natiirlid aud feline 8ered)s
tisung mebr, mir jene Oofumente Dors
3uentb.lten, beren 8orDanoenlein mid
10 lange gu Deiner Sflaoin 9emarbt
bat. Sd bin 9efommen, lie 3uriid5u=
forbern-meine eigenen Sriefe lomohl,
ais ienes S1reiben, nit beal mein
uugliidli9er 8ater Gbi9teo bonn &ebem
uabm. @s ndre Elm idmdbli4er 0es
trus. wenn Du lire 9erauS9abe aud
jett nod permeigern wolteit."
Dottor 9lrtots perdnberte meber leine
beqneme Stellung, nod ben rubis beis
teren Nusbrud leines biibl6en, blalien
@eii9tS.
r@as iollten Dir biele bunlmen Bas
pierre niiten, neiue liebe @6ifb? Sit
luerben bel mir beier auf9ebobea iein,
ais an ir8eno eillem anoeren Srte, unb
neun oer StanoeSbeante erit einmal
Did uno ben BrofeGor als ebeli6 Uere
bunben In ieine 8esilter ein9etrager
babeu ipir0, bait Du ia aud ni9t bas
0erin9fte mebr BON ibnen su fiir1ten."
rWie? On bdttsit in 8abrbsit Die
Stirn, mir Die Grfiillung meiner SOr-
oerung 5u nerlagen 2"
.Wfan trennt fiG ni6t germ BON
ieineu tbeueriten &rillnerungen unb
On besreifft, baB mir seraoe oieie be-
lonoers ans 0er5 Sema9ien linb.
Spdter einmal-nad 10 nnb 10 oiel
9abren-m -mean Die lonnigen Gage ber
Su9enb NIT all' ibrem Slid un6 2eib
wirf.i6 binter uns liegen wie eilt
Iraunt, tpirb es mir ntellei1t cher
m6sli6 iein, Deiuen @uni6 su err
iiillen.a
@bitb mar an ben Gid beranaes
treten, Dor bem ct laB. Das tootens
blei9e Nntlis binter Dem Shleier mar
baBlid1 entitellt BON leioeui9aftli6ltem
pat. sic preBte Die 5ur 6anit sebaGte
Re6te auf lire mad 9tbenl rineenbe
grujf nno beuste iid 70 peit gu ibm
berab, baB er Dor ibrem ipriibenben
Bid untpillfiirli9 fiir einen Wtomeflt
Die Iu8en idlieBen inuBte.
sGlenoer !" ;iidte iie ibm in's @eii1t.
.aber, beiin allma1ti9slt @ott, i9
tueroe Dir bas ni6t perselien!"
@iue Nlfnate barnaf mar Doftor
Siesmnnb glrtpis lDieoer allein. Sett
labelte er ni9t i1ie5r, unb mdbrenb er
ben 8eit ieiner Cigarette Slpil9en BEN
5iugern 5erbriidte, benlerfte er eS ni6t
einniul, baB er ii9 babel perbrannte.
Gin Ieufelspeib !" ities er 3lpii6en
ben 3Gbnen bernor. rllno ipie piel
lb6ner iie lit als biele An6ere! Gber
i1 muB @emalt iiber lte bebnlten, oamit
nt9t iie eS lit, bic mir ben SSuB auf ben
Jladen iestl Spdter-ab, lpdter ipers
ben mir, tpie i'd boffe, aus etren anbe.
rem Ton NIT einanoer re6en, 6enn maa
iie aud ielber mid jest 3u balien glaus
ben, 10 liebt iis mid In Babrheit bod
INNER nod !"
llno er gils in ben eugen finlterem
9llfopen, Den Die Yerntietberin als 6as
sS6faffabinett" 81 be;ei9uen pIestc,
nn ii6 fir ieinen Belnh bel Dem Yros
ieilor nm3ntleiben. Gr bate ia 9nsez
borg Derfpro6en, nod an bielem slbenb
bel ibrem Nater i'm iie su iuerbe.l, unb
ct iuollte nidt 309ern, bies Geripre6en
ein;uloisn -jest, nahoenr er binldngz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-21
(8ortietuns foIst).
lBu6leus srutca gafbe.

Die befe GaIbe ber aBeIt far S@nitte, Quetj6uu.
sen, Gst4pdrt, gteber' unb EIe&tem,
Retten; furtrt Sdnoss5siben sber retne Ssaa5iuaa.
Bbatss Sufrtebenbett saranttrt cber bes 0eIb NTH
lura6eritattet. % Gents BITE S@a4teI. Bum Wertaul
IN aaen Npotbeten. Gbslpt Dreib, Gbsmpfou & Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-21

Sm 4lter bon 80 Sabren farb
am Sonntag Beter S6mitt. @r bins
terldBt cine 6rau unb brei &inber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-21

= S6idt Cure &eeepte gu Sobn
u. 6 0 d, Farmers Drug Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-21
Grltaunlihe preiIe in Damen Qaillen.

Seiet !! Seiet !!
Garbige gaillen-
Steife &rasen ,lnS ManlAetten su 6s Gts.
tperth S5 Ste.
etetfe &ragen unb @fani1etten ,3u 96 Cts.
tpertb 81 90 unb 81 rs.
Stetfe Rrasen unb Mani9etten su $1.8s,
trerth $500 ,inb $3.50.
Jarbige 9amen 9imitDzgailen-
gu $1.4s.
4 Beiab BON SO Gents 6is IN St.25.
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- In &einbeit unb Site ftebt bas
Cones tar Bier uniibertroffen ba.
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@iner Q(borbnuuo Der tpiirtteu

glner NbOrbnuug Der marttems
bergii6en Spnobalperiammlungen ge,
genitber bat &6ntg WilbeIm BON
Wiirttembers ieiuer lleber5eugung bas
bin Nusbrud gegeben, baB Der 0eutfdae
8unbesratb ben &ei6stass bei9luB,
wel9er bic 3ulafuns Der Seiuiten
ausfpri6t, nidt gutbeiBen per6e.
= 8eidrdnft iein 1T bic Sadie tleiz
ner Setter; God ueiie R6 bei6rdnten
bic Der Meifter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-05-21
2Solfiom's 9sreis>9abelle II. Bargains.
Madoenfen nno 5u Serelei6en beraasturbern.
WO|fson' S

n1arldirt al. Der Spite ber billisen Stores.
&ann Sud irsenb mo- anbers abnlibes se'
boten tperben
Sebt bic 2iiten aufnerfiam burH.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11

error ot vSlustion. In Miks ',
huuiSen. 5 HSw. l96, the landlords
interest wSs assessed ST SS5,o0l. the
yeSrly IentSl being $50. snd the
Jesse hsviug several yesrs to run. The
Court held thst il could not intetere.
In huudsea V. Stoltz, s1pr', it sp-
paSrei. IS ii does not in this csse,
thSt the ySlus wSs estimated on s
wrous lesSl principle
The jaizmen, Of the District
Court Is affirmed.
f. NJ. HStch for plaintiff; W. o.
Smith. Attorney General. for defend
Sut.
Honolulu. Msy l. 1894.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11

King S5lOmon Va. alive he
E1d nOE say: Go 70 the travelling
II, learn lis Esys, and be wise. ?
VI C. " BsttsIl, Z Cineiunsti
trailing nan representing the
Qen City Printing Tx Co. after
=1EiEg intensely t0E two O. three
d. Nth lzu=ness q TIE shoulder.
r=9tIg fr01 rheumatism con-
plsiy c1rsi Il with two spolics-
ia Of ChsubeKlsi1s' Pain Balm
II remedy L gaining 3 vide 70
P1fIOu toZ IL prompt cures Of
rbGssl=us lane bzck. Eprsins.
Ezingz, and lsusoes- 80 csut
boes srs for sale b. al Medicine
DsEs- BzysOs, SIXTH K Co
Aass tOT HI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11

the prosecution. Kaulia for both
defendants.
The vagrsncy charge against
David Watson has also been nolls
prosecuted by the prosecution,
Aehi for defendant
Kanohoksi charged with larceny
in the first degree, and who ne
served his plea on Monday. has
withdrawn his former plea and
pleaded guilty. To be sentenced
this morning. Poepoe for defend
ant.
Pahupu for violating Section /,
Act y of the Provisional Govern
ment laws (gambling), was found
guilty and sentenced to pay fine
Of $50 and SS7 costs. Ksulis for
defendant.
NSkSi for the same offense. has
had his case nolle prosecuted by
the prosecution.
Paoo, for the same offense. has
withdrawn his appeal from the
District Court where he was fined
$50, and has been given till Mon
day next 10 raise the fine. kau-
lis for defendant.
Prosecution has also nolle pro-
sequied the cases against Kahana-
nui and kshesna, two minors who
were committed to the Reform
School for the offense of malicious
injury. kshooksno for defendants.
Lui ksmohsi, for liquor selling
without license, has pleaded guilty
and fine of 500 was imposed.
ksulis for defendant.
Auksi for larceny in the third !
degree, was tried and acquitted by |
$ Hawaiian jury. Kaulia for de- !
PENDANT.
ksluskini, s woman, was tried |
and found guilty of liquor selling
license; fined 500. Kau-
la FOR defendant.
Ting Seng, an old opium fend,
ass had his sentence suspended
Ictil be has chance of leaving
he country upon some China
bund vessel. /
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MAECE TEEN. 1924

The S-v-cz-e Cc--s hSs I--l>i-,,lo- .
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= l-vlAvsc-
TAs --.s % s-1- ves-s rental To- ne
ESS.>S-e-- 10 real estate --,s- -s2>S
-->- BE- Observed ----sSs s--c- "a -s.l'--
w.. * -z- zS-.y- thai Is r-z---.E
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ca---. = =. 49, cv Tbs CC--1-
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- --S-s-1 o. TIE rz-- q .-s
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LL= repo-t q yesterday vas in
erur - regards TIE trizl q o1e 2.
P4Iz1, bang case No Y q th=
ezlszfzr- Il shO1Id have been for
case No II, the defendant being
Puzz.G Eho EzE se1te1ced 10 pay
500 6uz- n tbe oE=nse q Eguo.
selling EiihO1t Ecense- Tns case
szzinst z. PzlzE f0E tie szus
oEznse EzE mile prosecuted By
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Wong 10, as administrator O
ne estate of Wong Kim, has FLED
n account covering the period OF
* months from the time of BIZ:
kst account. Receipts are 1897
.; payments, S4S60.37; balance
cue the administrator, 1868 -
st for hearing on Friday next
lagoon for the administrator.
Wong Kwork Hang,of Honolulu,
bankrupt, has petitioned for q
discharge from mis- debts, and Nav
Sth has been set for hearing of tbs
application. MsgOon for petit
Toner.
An approved fee bill of s13
as been taxed in the case of C. A.
Brown VS.. the Bulletin Publishing
Company. c. ". Ashford for the
fee.
The assumpsit case of ". H.
Rickard vs. 5. NJ. Kasukai has
been settled out of court, and de-
PENDANT will pay the judgment Of
the District Court, which Is 500
plus interest, commissions and
costs. kahOoksno for plaintiff /;
Achi for defend4nt-appellant.
In the equity case Of H. G. Nc
Grew vs.. Fannie C. G. Campton,
for rrgsgs and sale Of piece of
and in Leleo, Honolulu, defendant
mss rendered in court the sum of
s30S-33 FOR principal and interest,
and the case has been mutually
settled out Of court. Carter &
Carter for plaintiff; c. Brown for
deandaut
Two Supreme Court decisions
wee fled yesterday in the follow
INF cases:
Claus Spreekels vs.. G. W. Mac
fsIsne, foreclosure Of g mortgage
liza and sale Of certain shares of
II Wsikapu Sugar Company
sick given By defendant in secur-
III fOE the payment Of certain
prnissory notes. This case has
b1 sixteen months in litigation.
DEudsnt's appeal Is dismissed,
81 the sale viii now proceed.
CEf Justice Judd IL author Of the
dasion. Hatch for plaintiff
H.tEeIl-C. v. Ashford for defend
zrappellant-
rs T. Ahung the Court de-
cit= that the bankrupt cannot be /
ses 10 prison o. the showing
ME, and holds that Section : OF I
Cipter y, Laws OF 1855, author /
iZg the commitment OF bank
III to Imprisonment, ss unconsti- |
tuonsL The bankrupt had failed I
tolsep certain account bookz and /
JCgs Whiting committed him to
pron- CIV. Ashford for the bank /
III Hatch for J. T. Haekfsld. the
ssEnes.
sSzIzn Jurors have been ex-
c1d until further notified. and /
f5ign jurors srs required to at I
tel this morning
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-05-11

In the Scp7sns Court Of the Hs-
wSlisl Islands
MAECE TEEN. 1874
HENzy Il PASSES ~ lOSA-zAS
Saw. Tax ASSESSES
KEFCEE T-u-. c. E-CzEEECN, ANo
EZEAE. -
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-15
OF HUMAN KIND.
Tho True Story of French Convict 40
Toulon.

Toulon.
No criminal is altogether hardencd;
springs Of kindness and feeling for his
fcllow.bcIngs still exist wlthin his
nature, II one could but fin thcm The
author Of secrets of the Prison ouse"
tells true story of French convict at
Toulon.
Among the free laborcrs, who work
side by side with the prisoners, was an
Italian who always treated them with
great kindness and became in conse.
oucnc. very much beloved. One day,
however, the italian secmcdtob he much
Il, 1rCS5cd and he coniidod to his fell
low-laborers the fact that he was ter
rbiy IN want of money. Not many
days after. one of the convicts escaped,
sought the Italian out at his home, and
said II him: r@se
Vow give myself up to you. My
capture wilhbring you the reward of n
hundred francs, and that will help you
ont Of yonr difficulties"
For a long time the Italian refused
to take advantage Of the fugitivc's self
sacrifice, but at length he yielded and
/
The wife of well-known Journalist
was reused ono night, when she wa.
alone in the house, 10y sounds which
convinced her that burglars must be
below. The courageous old lady rose
! and went downstairs into the dining
room, whore she found n man in the
act of riiiing the sideboard. He
promptly knocked her down, but as
! 'on as She could recover herself she
| got no and quietly took Il seat. Then
She addressed the burglar
II suppose you have been driven to
these evil courses 10y want she said;
but why add cowardly violence to
your crime! You see am an old
| woman--oli enough 10 be your mother,
Is your mother still alive DO you re-
mcmher her? What would YOU say or
| do to a man who struck her in the face
| and knocked her DOWN.
Her words had marked effect on
the housebrealier. He was evidently
moved to the heart.
I'm sorry, ma'am," he said, ''and
I'm ashamed Of what I'm doing.
won't take anything belonging to you
except this five-pound note. But
really am in desperate straits, and
want morcy-badly.'
lie empticd his pockets of the silver
he had taken, but with the full con
sent OF the old lady made OF with the
five pounds. Sone time afterward an
envelope reached her, addressed in a
strange hand, and in it was a five
| DouuI nptA
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-15
Cnnl-nnst Isrn,nsIons.

The mining OF coal is attended "lsh
many dangers, bat none more to DC
dreaded than the dust explosions that
are liable to occur 1T any instant ana
against which, in many instances not
even the most ordinary precautions are
taken. The air becomes thick WIN
dust. which by some means comes IN
contact with flame, cnd the Tire spread
ing with uncomfortable rapidity' causes
the most terrific explosions, IL Is
claimed that all danger in this dlrec-
ton may be removed by carefully
arranged system of spraying water
through all the pa5sagcways' Inc
wet particles at once fall To inc
ground and may be washed away Oy
falling water or troddcn down by the
feet OF the miners. Recent investiga-
ton seems To prove that gas alone pro
duces comparatively few OF the more
dreadful accidents, but that gas ana
coal dust mingled make an explosive
compound that is greatly to be dreaded
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