davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-26
1m Bela3eruu9s5uitan6.

9aS 6ouS SO. 1886 6Orreit NOe. 6efanb
itcb 8eitern 2tbenO i'm 8ela9erungs3uitanb.
Die 8elagerer lparen Die 0ebeimpoli3iiten
9teiienpeber un6 McGartbD unb mebrerc
Yoti5iItcn Ser Stanton Qloe. Station. Sic
Dntteu 6ait6efeble fir IGmmtlicbe 8srpo0ner
oe5 @auIeS, Die 9lenitmQocben auSgenom7
men, unO marteten bis Wtttternad9t oQrQlf,
OaB irgenO Seman0 bie 39iir 0ffnen m0ge,
Nber ale GDitren uno Teniter btiebeu feft
oeribloiien, un6 bG Bic 6aftbefeble MIR ouf
unOr0cntliobe5 8etra8en lauicten, burften
Die 0e0mtcn feline @emaLt o~npenben.
Trau Sarab Sugar, 6. S. W}oielp un6
Sri. Noie MoielD, btc Gtiefftn6er Ser
Griteren, pobnen in oem erpGDnten 6auie,
unO Sobn Su9ar, Trou Sugars @atte,
bate Die 6aft6eTeblc ~erlpirft, neil bic erz
mG0nteH Gerionen tbm ben Gintritt Dcr>
lpeigerten unO i'm ieincr Q~tusIage sufol8e
I'M b0S 60ls uno belien Snbolt bringen
Doler.
Benn gfiemau6 Bic G6Gr 0ifnet, 6ann
tDtu Die 8Oli3ei Bic 8epobner bes 6auIeS
ourc9 N~u5Dun8ern our lteber9abe Smingen.
, 1894-09-26
Spieler ais Gtnbreher.
Sic itabIen SpieI9erGthfdaften aus Dem Ge=
ridts5immcr oes Rtdters UNDERWOOD.

Sine organiiirte 8anbe BON y@Gmblern"
o~ffenbar unter Der Qnfiibrun9 zines erfabz
renen G~inbrecberS, beging geitern 2lbeno
INT 10 ll6r cinen Ginbrudb in Ri6ter I'M
bertpooo8 @eri6tS3immer, unb nabm Die
bort uufgeipei6erter, aus Dem Sptelbaule
$50. II GuincpitraBe conftS3irten Spiel9es
r%Gtbibaften oils 8eute fort. 6tcbter lin
oermooo's @cribtS5immer befinoet iicb in
geo. 1872 @larfitraBe, bicbt neben elmer Der
gr0Bten SpieLD0len.
QLlS Sic Spielbupe in SEQ. "A Quincy;
itraBe Dor einigen Gagen aIs9eboben Durbe,
pur0e baS sort confissirte SpielgerGtb 81
&tdbter llnberpoob 9ebracbt, Der balielbe
bis CUR enD9iiltigen 8erfigung iiber 6aS
S6i6ial belicIben in eiuem Neben5immer
3I ieinem @eribtsiaale aufipeidbern IieB
uuo Sobn 6enoerlon al5 8dcbter 6ariiber
beiteute. 6enoerion lit v8orfeeper" in
cine nebenanIicgenbe 8irt6i6aft uno ct
rar ieoenfaQs ni6t auf icinen Wdchter>
p~olte11, ais bic Spieler in Dem @eri9tsloal
Des G;bters ilnberlpoob einorongen. 2tn
ben @inbrub poren 3ipDlf O}ann bethel
Iigt. 9iele i6lugen einIab Die Gbilrc ein,
er9riffeu Die SpielgerGtbi6aften, luOen Die=
ielben out bereititebeube @~rpreBipa9en un6
fubren bnOon.
Die TolgeH bieler 6an6lun9Speiie Der
v0Qmbler" bletben ~a65uDNrten.
, 1894-09-26
1flIHen nad9eben un0 7abIen.

Die @ertreter Ser Sii6icite un6 @etiettes
Observation-Disclosures BADEN geiterl1,
our9 baS ener9ii6e Q(uftreten bes Oberz
baucommiiidrS SOneS unb bes StraBenz
ants Su perintenoenten McGartbp oa3u
%oeranlaBt, tlein b~et5u9e6en unb lic6 Der,
pflt9tet, ben auf ite cntfauenocn Qlntbett
an ben Soften Der 9floiterung Der Statez
ltroBe, bon Der Safe bis CUR Mtabilonftr.
0ei5utrogen. GS ipor Sen StraBenbabnz
0e1ellbatten 8eOrobt worben, oaB i'm Sale
lbrer 8eigerung bic Soften al traget, bic
0elet1e out lencr Strede burcb itG6tii1e
Arbelter entfernt tper6en niir6en.
, 1894-09-26
fir sic me1tfeite.D umpifotiou.

Gem itaOtrdtbIiden Sinan3comite lieger
g~egenwarti8 Die 2lngcbote bon 0runbitiifen
fiir Die Grribtuna Der 9eplanten Bump,
itation fir Die Weitieite Dor. Sc itnb bct
StaOt i'm @an5en 6rei3ebn @~runoitiif(
aum Saul an9cboten morben, bier bon Sci
6irma McGortD & Heeo gum 9reiic Dor
je $4,000 bis $4,000, bier BON SO. 81,
Warner & So. gum 8rciie bon $26, 0OC
bis $35, 900, 5lpei bon Otto 6eper 3u
$3.50 0 be5tp. $34, 600, 5lpei bon 6. @.
9reper & SO. gu $45, 600 begin. $40, 900,
uno ems bon SoDn s. &ignep gu $50, 900.
IQe Oicie @runOitiite licgen in bem 8e5irt
3Diiben Q(uitin Npe., San 8uren Str.
Gratpforo 9tpe. uno A. Str.
Sn elmer Sibung am nGcbiten SrettaQ
miro baS 6inan3comite iicb porausiicbtlict
auf DaS palienO1te Grun0itiif eini9cn.
, 1894-09-26
Stdott1hes.
Gin Gon9rc6 jun9er 211utter.
Diertaufeno Srauen CUR Contention perz
ia1nmelt.

Sn benz &in6crgarten Goue0e, 9to. 10
San 8uren Str, tDur6e 9eitern Der erlte
>GOngreB e%r0ffnet. @ttp6 4OOO
Srauen, m~eiitenS Iunge Wtlltter, tparen an
tpeleno rno beinaGe ieoer Staat Der Union
mar ourcb Delegation Dertreten. Ser 9roBe
8orlelun95laQl mar ntcbt gcrGumtg genu8,
sic gu benz @ongreB crl6tenenen 9an1cn
gu fallen, unb e5 muBte in etnem %3tDettc1
Saale cine 9fe6enOeriumnllung geb0lten
1per6en. Qluc1 0ann lpar nod njdt 0aum
genug Dor6anben, 10 6aB MAJ beibloB, Die
2tben61iBung m ber Gentral W&Iltfbaue abb
5ubdlten.
Srau s. N. Grnule er0hnete BEN GOnQreB
nit Der GrflGrung, OaB Der @ongreB ben
53wef baben loue, Elm beliereS GeritdnbniB
ilber bas 9cbcn bc3 &inbe3 auf Seiten Ser
Gltcrn berbei3ufUDrcn unO Oaour9 oaS
SamiliengluG SIT er0ODen.
8ortr69e pur6en geha(ten BON Or. IS.
90. Sa9garb iiber y@inflii1ie auf baS &ino
Dor Der @eburt," Don Or. Gorman Brtoge
iibcr y8inbernabrun9," ferner fanOen
Oi3cEilionen itber bic GanDps un0 G6nlldc
Sragcn itatt.
Sn Ser Q(ben0iiBun3 in Der Central
WtuiitbaIle er0rterte 6rnu Caroline Stirs
ling 0as G6ema: rBelcben She'll oer g fls8e
ibrer &inOcr iOute Die SHUTTER anberen
8erioneu tberloIien ?" Srau &at6erinc
8abee aus Guaniton beipracb Die 9tOt0z
tpcnoi9teit Ser &tnbergnrten @ntpiGclun8
uno SRI. G(i5abetb 6arriion %bebanDelte b0s
Gbema: OGr5dblungen un0 iDr Pl0B i'll
ber Gr5icbung De3 8tn6e5."
Die SiBun8en 6es GongreieS 0auern Bis
morgen 2lbenO fort.
, 1894-09-26
Staab & FIOisCher,

20 eatborn 9traBe,
Simmer 331-336.
@eIo 81 perIetben auf Sruuheigentbun. GrTte SSa
botbefet; Au osrfGufen. 27mslS
, 1894-09-26
11Ioro i'm Qown Of Safe.
JerrY Moore, eir notorifder StroId iener
Geeeno, pom einem spie69eiellen
eribofeu.,

S1t elmer 2(ueb all Der @oiben Str. unz
tpeit Ser 46. Str, tpurbe 8eitern SSerrD
Wtoore, Elm notoriiber GDarafter bes Gopn
Of Safe, bel @ele0en6eit elmer Sbld9eret
er19oiien. ST bcfanb iib ibon lett
WorgenS 8 llbr nit einem 9~etpiiien Sobn
0ofincD, @barleS un6 SObn WtulcaDD,
@iuiom Sting, vMtinitter" S'8rten uno
So9n &ermin in beS Lebteren Stall, no
MAJ ett fleincs @eloge peranitaLtet battle,
bel Dem licb aumdbltg ale 8etbeiIi9ten be-
tranfen. &urs boz 3met llbr 9ertetDen
Moore ltnb @offnep a%neinanber, bod CAB
eS nur einen tursen &f 3ptiben 8et2
ben, BENIN nab 8erlauf i~peni9er Winuten
fraobte pI0BIi6 elm S6uB unb BON elmer
!9llgel in bic Bruit getroffen ianf Woore
~beiiunun9SloS ST. 8ooen. lieutenant
8eliber fam nit 3mei g ol~i3iiten btn5u, lteB
W2oore ser bereitS cine 2etbc mar, na6 Der
Wlorgue brin9en uno pcrbaftete bann ale,
ipelcbe 53eu9e1 Der ScbieBcrei 9etpeicn
!paren. @affneD mar nicbt 81 finben unb
piro nod INNER bon Der BOli3et gez
Iucbt, ga man i'm ais ben TbGter i'm
8er5a6t Bat.
Ofoore e~rfreute iib teines guten &ufeS,
Or ipurbe crit Dor &urSem aus ber Brtoe7
wcQ entlaIien. On etnem QtbenD 0eS IeBen
8interS 1ou er einen S@anfmirtb au Der
40. Ctr. All berauben periubt b0ben, babel
aber bon ienem IN bic 8ruft 9ei9o1ien
uoroen iei1, lpopon er iicb ieDo9 erboltc
unb Spar in leiner cigenen @obnung, SEQ.
427 81. StraBe. Gr mar % Sabre alt.
, 1894-09-26
Die Woferiteuern Ger Wefparf.Be
b0r0e.

Oto0or 6Optins pirb OOrausIicbtli9 in
Oer ndcbiten StaOtratbsitbuug bic Orbit
mans beS QlO. Sent, ourb neIcbe Der
Weltpartbe30rOe Die 3ablung Der @aiier=
@lteuern c%rIaIien tperOen ioQ, nit ieinem
Seto bele9en. Der MtaDOr lit befanntlib
9e8en jehen Blan, our9 welcben bic Sim
finite Der St0ot Derminbert per6en, unb
er ic9ejnt AUDI Die 2nii6t 5u oertreten, baB
bic Weltparf6eb0rOe nit ibm elm falihes
Spiel 81 ipielen iu6e, neil ie i6r tpieberz
bolt gegebcneS @eriprecben, Bic icbul0igcn
@alierlteuern 81 be5abIen, immer tpieOer
ni9t ~ge6atten babe.
Sine Grfldrung bariiber, ME er fib gu
Der 8ent'16e1 OrbinanS perbalten uer6e,
bat OEapor 9Opfins auerbin8S nod nic6t
n6Qe0cben.
, 1894-09-26
Der Wtn0 ais OerrGther.

Q[lS tie cine Gar Der Cottage @roDe Nue.
6eitieg, ri9teten it6 Die 8li6e auer Tabr>
gGite, Der mGnnltc9en un0 peibltcben, auf
lie. Gin 10 Dibi9es @eit6t, cine 10 graz
3iOle 0eitaIt utO cine lol6e Br09t bell
blon6er Qoden befommt man o6er audi
nicbt ieben Sag 5u ieben, Mirtlih, ite NAT
cine Sb0nbett, tpte bic 0t3ter ite su be-
iingen lteben. WtGnner uno Silngll1ge,
Delbe Dor ibr iaBen, Derbre5ten iicb taft bic
S0pfe no6 thr un0 lOgNr Die 8ertreterin1
men bcS anoeren 0ei9lccbtS fargten nibt
nit ibrem 2obe. @5 mar an einem Sonne
tage un0 Die 0ldubtgen fu9ren 5ur &ircbe.
Qu6 ba8 liebreisenbe junge WGDdber trug
iDr 0ciGngbu3 in Der Oan0. Ge3t tpinbig
mar es unO bGuftg mubten bic Yuliugiere
an i6ren 6ut 9%reifen, Douten lie NIGHT, baB
cin pl0BIicber Q8inoitoB ibnen benielben
entfibre. Die iunge Dame aber fiimmerte
ii9 in benz 8etpuBtieiu, ibren Slt gut be-
feitigt gu ba6en, nt6t I'M bic Q8tn0it0Be.
Speben bate einc 0iGe Dame nit eiuem1
abermali9en Slid auf Sen 2oGenwalo 6es
i6onen MlGo9enS ibrer 9ta9barin 3uge5
fluftert: did you ever -" dis bic Gar
in bic %. StraBe einbog unb abermol5 Elm
beftiger WinbitoB aus Dem 9foropeiten err
folgte. . SdbreGen. Sin @tipQ5, 6aS
au5ia5 ipie Elm rieit9er G6rDlantemum,
fog, bon ben 6liIgeln Der 8inb86raut gez
tragen, auf bic StraBe un6 rolte i'm Ninn5
itei1 entIang. Sin S9rei ert0ute unb Sic
Qugen alter 6a9r8Gite brebten iicb nadb benz
ib0nen WfQbden. 8 meb. Ser 2Odenz
ipal0 mar nit benz 6ut oeri9punben unb
Elm fa9(er S9dOel all feline SteQe getreten.
SIN llebrigen mar Der i90ne 6obrgait bcrz
ieLbe geblieben. 9aS Unglidltcbe Oeicb0pf
itammeLte einige Worte, ipraug auf Die
StraBc unb oeriuAte ben treuloIen &opf7
puB tpieber ein3uDolen.
, 1894-09-26
111absn iid tbr td8Iid Bro0 er.
tdn3er.

0eltern 9(ben6 3u ipGter Gtun6e Qa6en
0ter feline Staltenerinren an Der 5i6licben
@nIabrt Oer @torftraBen78riide cine Gorz
1telun9 Der 2lrt, mie iic fat ie6em G6icoz
9oer betannt lit. 3Dci Der 8inDer lpiels
Ten 0llt etnem 2lfforOion unb iQuQcn
ttaltenllde Neiien ba3u un6 Sic bei6en Gin
0eren furten NIT ben 3Qulbourit in Der
Jtecbten 9roteSfc &an5e ouf. sic beriome
melten bolo cine 8roBe MenIdenmenoe nm
tidy berum, in Der lic9 a6er Der Sine o6er
Der Anbere befan6, Sem bic ormen !9in6er
pom 9er5en letb t6otcn. Gtner Der 9nz
lcbailer belonoerS mocbtc ieinem 11nmY1b
oaruber 9ebori8 2uft, baB man ioIcb feline
Wt0odbeH out Der StraBe Derfommen unh
oerlOttern lGBt, uno er bat besbolb ourb
eInen Bolt5iiten, bic bier fabren6en SGn2
8erIT'nen nacb Der g oIi5eiItation All brinz
gen. 9ie1c5 9eicba6, unb bort ermittelte
man, OaB Die Gltcrn Der 9leinen iie 6rs
WtOr9enS in Die Sbulc, 6es Nadmtttoos
teoocb gum Gr'perb auf Sic Gtroser
lcbtften, tp06renO i6re 8Gter 10 olt ME
9ar ntbtS fitr ben ltnterbalt ber Somilie
tbaten. Die WdO9en nannten iid6 Gbriitine
Hno Sulta OtGr3ini unb Glara unb Q(melio
SQlpeiter, iin0 3toticben Z un6 II Sabre
alt, unO tpo9nen 76 Obiptr.
, 1894-09-26
6efnebsIt, 9efefielt unO beroubt.
George Darrnan 3ur friiber moroentunoe
pom 3wei perwe9enen Suriaen
anoefalen.

r George 8arman, aus 25 gpon
9lace, Gin Mjl1mann bon 8eruf
legte am Samitag Nben6 Elm .3cug=
nib ietner auBeroroentlicben &altbliitigfeit
ab. Gr lit Elm Qn8eiteutcr g. gfagle's, bel
benz ct ipobnt. Nm Sonuta9 Wtorgen nm
3 llbr begab CT lid ouf ietne NunOe, nm
feline &un0en nit Dtilh 3u Deriorgen.
Gto6bem er 3uerlt in 449 0gben QDe, ge>
Delen mar, fubr CT nit leirem M0gen in
Der QtIeD btnter benz 6auie 48 De &albltr.
Dor unD ~lieferte bort baS ilblide Guontum
0f;lCb ab. DIS er ie6o6 tpieber in leinen
QSa9cn" ftcigen iDoute, traten iDm pl0Bli6
5tpei icbpar5ma8firte Wfdnl1er entgegcn,
tpel6e tbm ie0er etnen 0teDoLDer npr bic
8ruit biclten uno tbn aufforberten, nit
ieinen 6abieli8feiten berauS3uritde1. SIS
mar nod itodftniter unb nuBte ct, boB UNI
jene WtOrgenitunben Die StraBen menicbene
Ieer leten, IN iegltcbe 0itlfe olio nt9t 3u
oenten lei. TrOBoem ~betpa6rte Ct lclne
&altblutt9fett uno entgegnete ben Me9e>
lagerern: vSb ride gar NIGHTS DerGlS,
nn0 tuenn Sbr mir 5ebn 9tebolDer in'S Sc
ftcbt Ballet" 9a CT in Der eincn 6ano
cine Same Wfil6, in Der an6eren cine
2aterne trug, mar tS BEN Strolcben oQraui
leicbt, i'm unter Tlii9en, &nIffen unb
St0Ben SIT fnebeIn unb gu binOen, ieinc
3aiAen 5u leeren, nobel iie olerbingS nur
3iDet Dollars tenoen un0 Damn in ieinem
Wttt6nagen 0abon3ufdDren.
8arman Derlu6te oer9ebenS feline 6Gn6e
aus ben Teiieln, Die Die Strolcbe t6m an
gele91 battert, SIT b%efreien, unb 10 m1Bte ct
in ben StroBen um6erwanOerr, bis er einer
Boltstiten traf, ocr i6m bebiilfli9 mar uno
Dem er bann ben 8OrfaQ er5Gbtte.
, 1894-09-26
9OO6's 9ttIen f0roern bic 9erbouuuo
Der509erun9 0hentIiher 2trbeiten.

Der509erun9 0fentIther 2trbeiten.
alderman 9tDan DON Ser Is. 0or6 lit
9tnter ben 8eamten oc5 Gpe5ialItelcrame
teS Der. Gr erflGrt, 6aB Die Soften filr
Observation-Disclosures iic9 bis 81 seminal
bober ftcuen, ais ite iouten, oaB oa5 Spce
3toliteueramt 81 Inngiam Dorge6e, un6 baB
9t0batte fitr Spc3ialiteuern nibt sur 3eit
be3GDlt piirOen. &l0. NDQn beQ6itc6tiqtc
berett5 in Der leBten StaotrQt6SIibung ben
Sta0tratb Guf bieic llmitdnOe aufmcrfIam
81 ma6en, ct Bat Die 2(u5fit0rung leiner
N6licDt a6er binauS9cl9p6en, Inn iicb erit
nit Dem W}aDOr 81 beipre9en. Spe5ialz
1teuer>NnIpalt 0ouan0 erflQrt bic 8er50ge>
rungen baOUrb, oaB mach elmer Gnticbeiz
oung beS Obergeri3te5 in Spe5ialIteuer>
fallen nlr Der Gountprt9ter aIeir coutpcs
tent lei.
2lnmobuer ali ben 44iten 8laB, Der 40.
6traBe unO Der 46. StraBe befla9tcn iib
8eitern bel benz 9berbaucommiiIGr bar
Ibcr, 0oB iie nod tein 2eitungSipalier bot
ten, troBoem bic Gontrafte fir bic 2equllQ
Der Geitun8Sr06reu lbon Dor O2onaten
Oer8eben tpOroen icjen. Die Be7hnerDe<
!llbrer erbielten ben 8eIbeiO, OoB all Der
Ser3Ogerun9 Oieier Qtrbeit Der lette Streif
S9ulo lei, WciI bic @ontraftoren NIGHT inn
Stanoe iparen, Die n0t6igen 9~eitunq5r0be
rem 81 beiOrgen.
, 1894-09-26
Ooo0's fnrirt-

GoB 6oOb's GorioporiQa furirt, lit me6er
etlle miliige nod iibertriebene 8ebouptun9
%leiner @i9eut6itmer. Wtitt6eiluugeu poii
&ouienOen gloIbpir6i5er Yerioue8 bet0tiz
gen, baB 6Ooos fllrirt.
, 1894-09-26

lin acknowledgement bel Der 9egeuz
pdrti8en gtotbla9e OaS @rIangen BON 8ez
i3aftigun8 3u erleicbterH, nimmt bas
Nbe1obIott Ser SQinoiS Staats3eitunq
Stene1gelu6e unent9eltlid ouf.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-31

Last June, Dick Crawford brought
his twelve months old child, suffer
ing from infantile diarrhoea, to me.
1t had been weaned at four months
old and being sickly everything ran
through it like water through sieve.
1 gave it the usual treatment in such
cases but without benefit. The child
kept growing thinner until it weigh
ed but little more than when born, or
perhaps ten pounds. l then started
the father to giving Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Before one bottle of the
Is cent size had been used, marked
improvement was seen and its con-
tinued use cured the child. Its
weakness and puny constitution
disappeared and its father and my
self believe the child's life was saved
by this Remedy. j. 7. MARROW, NJ.
D., Tamaroa, Ill. For sale by al
Dealers BENSON, SMITH & Co, Agents
for II. 1.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-31
THE WHITE CASE.
he Pleads Guilty in one Charge,
and is Committed on the Other.


and is Committed on the Other.
Arthur White was committed for
trial Friday on a charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon on
George Wood. His counsel moved
that the charge be dismissed,
claiming that there was no evidence
to prove that White did the shoot
ing. His motion was overruled
The bond was placed at $4,000.
On the charge of assault and
battery, White pleaded guilty and
was fined $50.
After the above was disposed of,
Charles Creighton addressed the
Court, requesting that the editor
of the ADVERTISERS be cited for con-
tempt for publishing local item
which referred to the case of Lee
Tong, who is charged with assault
ing Gideon West. When Mr..
Creighton finished talking, Paul
Neumann, counsel for Arthur
White, made a similar request,
claiming that this journals report
of the examination was unfair to
his client. The Judge took the
matter under advisement.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-31
MARSHAL'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Exc
ID cution, issued out of the District
Court, on the 26th day of June, "A. d 1894,
against Chong Kim Tai, defendant, in
favor of Kan Loi, plaintiff, for the
sum of $4,000, l have levied upon and
shall expose for sale at the j. A.
Hopper's Warehouse, in the District
OF Honolulu, Island of Oahu, at II
o'clock of THURSDAY, the I'd day of
August, A. D. 1894, to the highest bid
der, all the right, title and interest of the
said Chong Kim Tai, defendant, in and to
the following property, unless said judg-
ment, interest, costs and my expenses
be previously paid.
List of property for sale:
One hundred and Sixty-six bags of
Paddy, stored at the warehouse OF J :. a.
Hopper. E. g. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal.
Honolulu, July Sd. 1894. 3729-5t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-31

The ADVERTISER is deliver
ed by carriers to any part of
the city for IS cents month, In
advance. Subscribe now and keep
MP with the new year. Ring mp
Telephone No. So.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-31
Notice..

rTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY will
be held at the Office of w. R. Castle, Esq,
on THURSDAY, August 16. at 8 P. NJ.
II NJ. WHITNEY,
3747-6t 157l-3t President.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-09-13

TIP. GleesOn, charged with forging voucher
on the Singer Mfg. Co. by w. A. Bovee. was
tried and acquitted last week. 1t seems from
the examination, that Mr.. BOvee was the guilty
party as he had signed the original voucher, Mr..
GleesOn merely signing copy of the original
and the money thereon paid to BOvee. 1t was
also shown that Mr.. BOvee had conducted a sys-
tenn of forging leases and making false returns
to the company for money collected as first pay
ments on machines. There are at least fifteen
such cases against him that may land him in the
penitentiary. How many such instances there
are in the world of a like nature; how many an
innocent man behind the walls of prison
through the testimony of men themselves crimi-
nails and utterly unreliable. Men of this kind
cannot get too severe dose of the medicine they
try to dole out to others, and it is to be hoped
that Mr.. Gleeson's good name will not suffer
through what seems to be an attempt to make
him pay for some other man fish.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-09-13
The Lawyers Fee.

There's nothing mean about lawyer when it
comes to raking in the fees. The other day a
well-tO-dO Detroit attorney ran short $40 and
went across the hall to brokers' Office to borrow
it.
Lend me $40 till tomorrow he said land I'll
give you my check for it,"
"Um-er,'' responded the broker, doubtfully,
what is your opinion as to my ever getting the
ten again.
MY professional opinion?" inquired the attOr-
ney, entering into the spirit of the joke.
YES
"Well, 1 should say it was safe loan and
would recommend it,
Every good, here's the money! and the bro
ker handed him a $40 bill.
Nov give me check and III fill it out,'' said
the attorney and the broker did so.
The check was duly made out and given to the
broker.
'Here,'' he said, "this is only for $7.''
"Of course responded the attorney with
never a smile.
but let you have ten"
Certainly you did, but you asked me my pro-
fessiOnal opinion, which should have been S.
but only charge you So, seeing you are neigh
Dor of mine," and the attOrndy walked dignif-
eddy out of the brokers' Offce.-Detroit Free
Press.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-09-13
PRISON BOARD MEETING.
Three Prisoners Paroled. A Successor
to the Minnesota Thresher Manufact-
uring Co., Discussed.

At the regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Managers, held in the wardens office last
Thursday. the following paroles were granted:
Geo. H. Thayden, sentence eight years, from
Ramsey Co.. VIM. Clemmer. sentence eighteen
months, from Otter Tail Co.. Tony Dimara, SEN
tence two years. st. Louis Co. AS all the men,
bers of the board were not present. very little
business. other than the auditing of the regular
monthly bills, ETC.. was accomplished the meet
ing being adjourned till Tuesday the 18th inst,
when the full board met, and took up the matter
of the establishment of some new industry to oc-
cupy the shops which will be made vacant by
the removal of the Minnesota Thresher Mfg.
Co. The meeting continued during the entire
day. and nothing definite was decided upon.
There is no question: however. but that some
other industry will be established as soon as the
shops are made vacant. and the men will not be
confined to their cells for any length OF time. At
a late hour last evening the board adjourned,
subject to their regular call.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-09-13
.CHAU7AUQUA.
THE LABORER AS AN INDIVIDUAL.
BY MEMBER OF CLASS F.

Amidst the noise. turmoil and sad disasters of
the late strike. at the sight of that masSed multi
tude of men with their minds infamed by the
pernicious elOquence of their leaders, tortured
by the supposed necessity of unfolding their in
terests by the power of brute force, and driven
by the impetus of organized bodies to excuses,
the result of which they now sadly contemplate.
1t has. or seems to have been forgotten that
the labOrer is an individual, an isolated being,
the head of a family and the daily prOvider of
bread for that family Although as massed
bodies opposed to law and order the labOrerS
have lost the confidence of the public, yet it
should be remembered that the labOrer is a man
and citizen.
Letus consider for moment his position. His
physical power and skill. acquired by many
hours of patient toll, are his capital. On this
alone he depends to pay his honest way in the
world. This he must guard as his treasure from
the greed of men, for it is his life: it is his world
his all. He cannot study as deeply as others the
various systems of political or social economy
but he knows his labor is worth its price. and
resents all attempts to deprive him of what is
his Just due; he cannot put himself in the place
of the capitalist, analysing the tremendous risks
wealthy men assume in their business ventures,
but he does see the capitalists growing richer
and richer while he himself has board and lOdg-
ing, or is growing poorer and poorer Hard
times but emphasize the situation. Driven. then.
by stress of sheer necessity, and in spite of the
dictates of his sober and better Judgment, he
hurlS himself against the powers that be, help
less, hopeless victim of despair. The working
man in hard times is a man to be pited rather
than condemned; to be condOled with, not to be
Kissed at Great corporations should remember
that they are stewards of the wealth or power
that is placed in their hands and that they owe
more than wages to the men by whose skill and
! labor they add SO rapidly to their gains. The
utter dependence of the public upon laborers
has been forcibly demonstrated and as fOrcibly
has the laborer's dependence upon the good
will and favor of the public been shown. AL
have learned the lesson of mutual dependence
that labor without capital is fruitless and thai
capital without labor is drOSS.
This nation is a great commonwealth, and al
are expected to contribute to the general vel
fare. The world is but a huge body. If ont
member suffers all the members suffer with it