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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19

8idarb 6oerbeIsr, Der Dor Sobresfrif
ben beutiden 9aiier gum 3peitampf ber'
ausforosrte, neil bieier ni6t in einem
Grbi6aftsfreit, in ipelden Der Sorbernbs
nit ieiner Samilie in W%arientperber per'
ipidelt mar, sinfdreiten tpOlte. bsfinbet
ii9 nieesr auf amsritaniidem 8oben
gr bat Jest an bic beutfd.ameritanii6e
BreHe cine Slusidrift losselahsn, in Der
er Solsenpes idrei5t SD mar empDrt
ibsr bic Sredbsit Der &edtsperpeise'
runs, forberte ben &aiier gum 9uea Der.
aus unb idrieb an baS 9rdiibium ees
&eidstusS. Der Seuti&s &ei9stas iOae
liebsr, itatt benz armen eeihunoenen
beutfden 8Dlf INNER neue 2aiten aufsus
lsssn, cine 8erfnHuns Der beuti6en
&epublif annebmen, bic bic 8eitimmuns
entbalte bic Mitelieoer bes auf spei
Sabre sstpdbltsn beuti6sn 8arIaments
erbalten 10000 Warf baS Sabr, bamit
lie ni9t, ipie 8amberser uno Winctbcrft,
Nebensei6dfte au MAIDEN brau9en. Die
5orberuns an ben 8aiisr, bic auf brei
Sbritte Sarriere, eesoSene Yiitolen in
Samm in WeItpbalen am g.. Suit 1891
oeer bic beutide &epubIit lautet, sin8
cur6 bas Gorps 8pruiia in Bonn. I'm
ie einorinslider su MAIDEN, bate i'd
cine Wense 8eb6rben, sbenfo fdmmtli4:
surOpdiide &esierunsen in &enntnib 8e'
lest unb an ben prinsen Seinri6 8e'
i6rieben, fem 8ruoer WilbeIm iei i'm
@Iaubsn aufsepatisn. bab 8~6nissbIut
su foltbar fsi, nm persofen su 'tperten.
Das isi l1niinn, bsnn 86niSsblut lei i6on
in oifener SelSiblatt bon @emeinen pers
eoiIen pprben, unb ba ib amerifanii9er
Burger, alio amerifoniider Souperdn,
baber benz 2aiisr slei6 iet, 70 ioae er
ieinem Iieben 8ruber WiIbeIm ratben,
nidt binter benz alien tpadlisen 9brOn
su f~neifsn, ~ionpern tpis Elm ilsiner Wann
um Srone unb 2eben su fedtsn unb Der
Welt su seiSen, aus ipel6em SplS er ees
i6nist iei." Na9 bisier 8raftlsiitune
relite @osrbeIer mad Marienperber,
poislbit ibu iein 8ruoer, Elm Nmtsss.
ridtsratb. tpesen Observation-Disclosures
perbaftsn unb mad Der 4ropinyial' Srrens
anitalt in SdpsB brinsen lies. Dor
purbs sr bis gum 5. DECEMBER b. So
fe~itssbaltsn unp burd bas 8ertpenber
bss perm GRESHAM fret selafen. .Ssb
itsbs i'd tpieoer", 10 idreibt Goerbsle-
tpeitsr, ,,bon Der perlueertften Wonardi,
auf Grben ;uridsetebrt, auf benz 8pber
Der &spubl,f unp atbme bic iibe 2uf
Der Srsibeit. SD perlanse iebt, buB BIZ
S6wsifslbanbe''--u barunter peiiteb
er ben 8si6sfan,ler, Die Miniitsr Cullen
burg, S6sains, 8oHe unb 9lnbsrs-
,psrbaftet unb pro3siIirt psrbs. Iud
psrlanse id fur faIide Giniperruns
8erluit an @ei6aft uno @siunbbsit UNI
ben mir a~nseibanen Sdimpf cine Miaio'
Dollars Sd~aoeneriab ; unb ba id &c
ssist, paB i6 paS Sers am re6ten Sic,
TRACE unb elm gamer 8e.l bin, 70 bite ic
ieos oeuti6'ameritaniide 3eituns. bieie
Aufruf init einen, fidftisen @Ommsnta
absubrudsn." Dieism @unide b,
, Srn. @peioeIer SoIse l%sitsnD, fleen nj
erIdutsrno binsu, oab sr nad unisrt
4niiht bsute nod sbenio perridt lit, hi
er IS sur 3eit Der Serausforberuns b
oeutidsn 8alierS mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19

Die bon Waibinston anseorbnste lin,
teriuduns betrsifs Der tpiaieen anfdufer
bon faliden 9anfnoten i6sint su ienia.
tioneaen gnieedunsen su fibren. Rad'
frasen beim Snipsftor Sobnion entbiQs
ten bic 9batiade, bab unter ben 1900
Numen, bic i'm 8eiib beS Bureaus iinb,
iib bic bon %prominenten Yplitifsrn, III.
pofaten unb anbersn prOfeiiionsaen unb
@ei6ditsIeutsn I'M sanssn 9unbs. namsnt.
lib aber in Sainols. Nlfouri, 9lrfunias
uno Mpomins befinoen 8riefe, in
oenen UNI nsberienouns bon nabsemad'
tenn @sloe sei6risben purbe, iino aud
pom nsniaitens einem GonsreBreprdisn'
tanten, sinem Observation-Disclosures uni
pielen 8unres, unb anberen @ipilbeam'
ten in Sdncsn Der 8eamtsn, ipelde bie'
ielbsn isoOd nidt befunnt sebsn fpolsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19

Die beuti6en Sldtter fbnnen iit iiber
bic iiiu9iten unansenebmen Meleunsen
aus 8amerun nod immsr nidt %berubleen,
unD bic Resieruns erfdbrt beftise yin.
srifft aud bon FOLDER Settle, bic iid, bis.
Der Der 8olonialpolitif sesenIbsr inbif.
ferent perbalten bate. Nan pirft Der
&eSierune Dor, bab ie bic 8oIonien BON
9rilnen Sid in Der @ilheImitrase aus
Ieits, boB ie iunse unb u~nsrfabrsns
Ndnner mad 4frita entienbe, bab bis'
islben nod oasu eurd itritte @eiiunssn
aebunoen ieten unb ii6 niht mad ben
tbatid6lidcn gerbdItniHen ri6ten tDn.
men etc. ,,Ifrifa nirb bonn AHe1ioren,
ibum reetert !" ruff Elm Oppoiitionsblatt
aus. .Slrit Sismard bat ss NIT Der
Seitung Der 8DIonien anoers eebaltsn
sr bat iit tets sspeiee,t, ben Commit.
iGrsn binpenbe Sniiruttionen auf ber
Nes Su eeben. @r ltsb bic Ndnnsr, In
pel6e er 8srtrauen iebte, mad ibreu
bsitsn GrmeHen idoIten, tpabrlid MID
gum S9aosn oss 8eides."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
Ef5E,
Anarchist Communism
NitefbilS bes nGommonpeal.n

neal" p%erSHentlidte Die Details, unb
70 wurbe es Der 8oli;ei perbaltniBmaBi9
lei9t, bic Concentration, nelde bic
Spmpatbie Der glnarhilten fur Die
iiingiten Nttentate gum Insbrud brins
gen iolte, ~ Uerbinoern.
Der Rebafteur bes ,@ommonweal,A
elm ssmilier Samuel, lit iibrisens elmer
Der Siibrer Der 2onboner anardiiten.
Sein Sournal eri6eiut wO6entlih nno
beutet i9ou burd iein Gitelbilo 6te
Gi6tuns an. mel9e es pertritt. Wie
uniers Sluitration 3eist, felt es ben
geblenbeten Simion bar, pie er Die
Saulen bes BbiliitertempelS nieoerreiBt
uno oaourb int Sturje oes @ebanbes
Die BARN gum Seit ueriammelte @eleaF
lhaft uernihtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
ErirtnIif1ts ReiuItat.

Gin 3u6tbausbireftor bat nod eiuer
lanaen Reibe BON Sabren enolid ben
eriehnten Srben befommen. Ut ldBt
lammtli6e Strafiuse antretet uno
Ipridt sa ibnen ~@ie SIR iebt. babe
i'd our6 Glerb6bite Sulo unb @naos
eineu Srben empiansenl Sd erfenns
aber germ an, baB oics nidt burd mein
8erbienh allein, ionbern bur4 unlsr
gemeiniames 3uiammenwirfen erreidt
porben it'll Sann i6 bod nit inni9er
Sreube fonitatiren, OaB iett mstner
Im"tsfibrun9 bic Sabl Der StrGfltn9s
BON pierbunbsrt auf iiebenbunbert an'
sewadien 1T, worauf Sbr wis i'd itoll
Seiu f0unt |"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
Guitt?

Serr Sanbis, Elm reid %9eworoener
Solonialwaarens, neblt @eins, Gabat'
uno @isarren.S dnOler, bat an ben He'
ltaurateur Yani6mann cine Soroernil9
BON 20 Wtart, bic er aber tros eifrt9et
Wtabucns niht beitreiben fam. ShlleBs
lid fommt er auf ben @ebaufen Wols
lens abiauien! Wtit Elm paar 6renn'
ben sebt er III Yanl6manu in Die 1liiBe
Seimatb" unb lGbt Sett a%nfabrsn, cine
Slai6e mad Der anberen. als er
merfte, oa6 Die 20 Wtarf pol iinS,
ruit er: ON, Rani6mann l--rS a'
wcbl @ie uiel bab' i9?"-rSieh'
sis Martl"-rSO uiel btit Ou mir ia
f6ulois !"-r Sawubl - Damn iinS
mir alto quit - Sawobll"-rO Der
Sett mar aber gut !. =. Gag NAL, mo
bait ON ben bsr ?"-rOe bab' s1 oor
Dir 'riberbOlen lalien !"-yWa'. :. !
gni6reibm lalien = Sawobll-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
I'm Shtpinpfnh tiae.

Der llnter3eidnsis. peIder nab mebriabri.
Gen Qeiosn bon einem fdweren 9ungsnilbel
mo Der ssflrdtstsn 9 d winbfu d. onrh
elm einfades Mittel sebeilt puroe, piinidt
al ieineu Wineioen6en bic Wetbooe Der Seil.
una beiannt 3u MAIDEN. Gr miro ausn, bic
es pinidsn. fohenfrsi cine abidrift bee 2e
,eptes ienoen. msIdes cine iidere Ssiluns fur
z dpinofud DIT, afbma. Gatarrb,
8ronditis unc ale gals. uno tungen-
gHettionen 1T. Ct bofft. bab ale eeiosnosn
fem Mittel p~robiren. nelfes uufddsbar III.
Ber oas Fe,ept, bas nidts foitet uno is9sns'
-eid iein fam. ipiinidt, idrsibe s%efdaist an
8ep. gowaro q. Wilon, Brootlpn,
3tp Bort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
0htet Guh Dor Salben

asaen 8dtarrb bic ausdfIbsr srthaItsu, oO
6nedilber fdrr ben CHM oss 8sruds ger.
loren uno ,bas gauge Spitsm uoaia ,%srtiiitsr
miro. peun ss ourd ole ihleimi9en Obsrfddsn
sinoringt. Solhs arlitel iouten ME aubeI auf
8erofpnuns aut t%sruftnsr astits stbraudt uer
osn, oa Der SdaOsn, ben ft aurihten, jsbnmnl
70 arob 1T als oas Sute ods Sbr oapon erJelsr
tonnttt. Sall's .Sur, tobri
art BON 8. 3 gbeneD & 60 &oIeoo. . eni.
bdlt tsin 0usdflbsr uno piIe innerIi6 genom'
men une uirit brett luf rie idltimiasn Cher
fldheu bes epftsms @enn Sbr Saus Sa'
tar b.Sur,t fault. isib fiber. oab Sbr Die dhte be,
tcma I. sic miro tuntrlid 9snommen uuo in
SoIsuO. Ohio Don 8 3, Sbsnep& o, &C.
modt
% @ertauft bon allen apotbetsrn, grs:s
75e. Die 6laihe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
MILES Seersens uuS Sober. piaeu

lpirtsn nah eintm neuen RrinIip; fs oroueu
9ebsr, Magen uno Seodrme ourf DIE Rtrpsn.
Sine ueue Gntotdune Or. Wllss' gileu BET.
len 8alsnleiotn. lbeln 9ei1mad. u~ntbdtige
9eber, pdmcrrbolcen, gertopfuu9 Obns
@leihen Tlr Wdnner. 6rauen unn Slnoer, Die
%tIeinitsu, m~iIOeteu uno fideriten Eiqtn 90
Dozen rs 6. 8roben umionft bel oQen Apo.
tbeteru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
Gin frennoIider Serr.

g.: On, Der beriibmte S6riitftsls
Ter lit bod Elm freunOliher Serr ; er bat
mid bsim Sran;6en io9ar anseipros
den ID. pyta. mas bat er Dir
Ssnu ssiast ?"-a.: n,I6t sehen i
oils i1 ibm auf ben SUB 9etreten btn.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
,,Sommonweaf."

eas SauptbIatt her stnarditen tn
2Dn0un.
Das Treiben Der Inar6ilten In Cons
bon entbebrt mitunter nidt Der foniif
l6en Seite. 90 planten oteIelben an
sinem Der lesten Sonntase cine Wtari'
feitation auf Dem Trafalgar Squars
lnb erbaten iid Die @rlanbniB bier3n
BON Serrn Gsquitb, benz Wtiniiter Sss
Snnern. 0a man inoeB bel einem pora
b~ersebenoen Mteetins Sieien Serrn in
efigie perbrannt uno seban9t bate, 10
p%ermsiserte er bic @rlaubniB. Stun
entparien Die anardiiten einen qlan,
ipie iis bod lire Ibii6t ausfibren
fUnnten. SIR Organ 1be Commons
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19

obio,s In cine quite gbb,louns a,pettr 9efattr
bon Widunsrn III osmielbsn Nlisr. einet W tephH
mn oeiuuO. Der anocre nun, man ntnnt es ee'
mSbniid, Wsrpsnt d 10 d d. c. sSas fur stn ms
IIudIihsr umItano, oaB bisitr Dlann chen ofpsntg
Borbsoadt hattie, tute tauieno anoere hintaulaee
unalldlihs. nit otusu oteles thone eano hbsrlnat
N. Wduntru, tpslde an ben Golaen pom 1h9shos
iihtu Snoigtreitoneu oosr Muslhmtttun9en IN
ipattrtn Snbreu lsiosu. oaourb tnrhtlauh, r%eijoat.
nieosrstihiaaeu, unfdbip, Jur 9rost mtreen uao
tlbItn, bas tbrs torpsrlide uue 9stfiat aratt ne
nsrisN.n bat pb,r NIT Rsrluitsn, Gusjsbrung,
QopfIhmtr,en, ihpadsm gidtn. Neroprtatn Y. l'p.
bsbafttt Nno, ~ofttrirtn ptr eiu Wlttttl, iutlhss 10
pohtiu bisie 2sioen beieitisen, pit Broo ptn bun9es
hidsu fam. Gs 1T bic frpitdntirte ei'trals nnltrts
SaItius poer bas acknowledgment oes Norpers
-GItftrtcitat, Gin mirtlib uno rthtlg aus
o,,pauhttr tltttriiher etrom 1T has nntirlihe
B,iImittu fir Iolhe Gdae, uun tintn tnlhtn tonht
Sbr bou Dr, Sanben' Gltttrtlntm
&arttI betommtu. gui ruhiaent. itnoernoslm,
isbpd ~po1tipem aeees etebt CT eurtni Sqlttni eit
btrIorens Rraft pisotr. uno nab ttnithnotesmi Sts
braud tusrost Sbr iberjtnat istn, elm unes!aoloates
Gut ~atiuuosn an baben. Der 9hrttl belt oauetuo
obnt Wttoiiiusu uno toittt psut9. AM Sttlahssaa
itnotn mir elm Bud sDrtt aiatien non V'ahhst"
bstitelt, p~erTeeslt uno foittntrst.
Or, u. Z. 6aroer. RBeriber 5srr SD poute
,utrit niht meiutn sSau oerofsntltAt hdben, leeop
mao rsiiiher uebtrltauua tam 10 ~ osr usetI.
,suauua, bab Id es Sbneu uno onr utsnl9gst
thulois bin, lu btritten. mas Sbr Surttl lnt mlp
SaaStm Id als moetihtu 1littsl obne ertols per;
iuht hattie fauite Id Sbrsu @irttl. .trna thu 5pst
Mouais uuo bin isbt ~etiiuoer nno trdttiaer mis i
in msinern qsbsn. So lam nibt 8snas seortt Der
9anibartsit tnOsn. bsnra ma sIaSr' ma
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
Serae6t nicbt,

Seraeft nicbt,
bab man i%soer3eit bic beiten 8ortbeile beim
Saufe BON Safden. unb 8anoubreu. Sdmud
laden. Silberpaareu &c. bel.
3 reemau
erbaIten farm. Gin srobsr unb sIssantsr Dor
ratb Der u~tueften Muiter, auf Die ~iolioste ari
perfertigt. fortwdbreno porrdtbig; ale Der.
~tauften artifel psroen sarantirt
&eparatureu an u9ren uno Suipe.
len miro ipe3ielt aufmertiamtsit 9sidentt,
60 wirb i'm @ d d beut d
gepro&eu.
q. @. freeman,
Bl0fer BIod. gde 9enu Woe. uno Sprueeftr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
Spbn Sbtel,
&mmDensg cb n etber,
335 Benn Gpenue.

Mit BEN beften gorratb BON importirtem
uno einbeimifbem Sude perbinbe i'd eint
Iansidbries Grfabruns ole 8uinheiber. Rut
Die olerbefts arbeit lpiro a~eliefert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19

nA- Bsftelt oas ,@o6snbiatt"-ei
sntbalt ale Ra4ri4tsn idbrli4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-19
ZiegIer's Hotel,
Np. 327 2adapanna Ebt.
y. Siegler, Gisentbiimer.

8sif.nos fnosn bier bic porsisIidts Sof
uno putes 9osis ju mdbisen 9reffen.
Alfern uuo y Slams pabreno Der
5aiion in ieoer 3ubereitungsart
Die %feinfteu Beine, ebampaaner. eiquort
uno Gisarren.
RrtuaBtmmsr fir 9amsn uno 8amili.n i'm
~,rpeiten Stodrperfe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-27
THE JOHN GOOD,
One of the sIoop's Passengers Returns to
Honolulu.

One of the s1oop's Passengers Returns to
Honolulu.
Sproat, one of the men who
started for the South Seas with
Pirate Cook in the sloop John
Good, is back in Honolulu. He
came over lately from Hawaii.
Sproat is an ex-soldier. West, the
third member of the party, is sup
posed to be still on the big island.
He is a deserter from the army.
Sproat says the voyagers had an
exceedingly rough time of it. Sew
eral hundred miles out they en-
countered a terrific gale. After
this was weathered they ran short
of provisions. Finally they reached
these seas again, only to have more
trouble off Hawaii. Sproat says he
is done entirely with the sailoring
business. West dare not come to
Honolulu for fear of the military
authorities. Pirate Cook now pro-
poses to undertake voyage around
the Horn.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-27
HAVE BEEN ON A STRIKE.
PORTUGUESE ROAD LABoRERs IN
BAMAKUA DISTRICT.
Wanted More Pay-Unique Tax Proposal
Dissatisfaction About the
Highways.

A correspondent writes from
Honokaa that there is dissatisfac.
ton in the camp of the Portuguese
homesteadets in that vicinity. The
bad condition of the roads is the
trouble. One proposal advanced is
that they retain their taxes and ex.
pend the money themselves.
1t is learned at the Interior De.
partment here that these people are
unreasonable, to say the least. Con.
siderable work is being prosecuted
i'll tn At locality and more is planned.
The recent storms played havoc
with the roads and bridges. Exten-
sive repairs are now being made at
several places.
The Hamakua news. gatherer tells
of the settlement of strike of Por-
tuguesc road laborers. They de-
manded more pay. This was refused
and they quit work in body. Ma.
tives took their places. The men
now wish to return to the job and
for their benefit the force has been
increased.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-27

Said bank cashier of this city:
"Some few days ago woman came in
with a check for $500 made payable to
her. didn't know her and refused to
cash it without the Identification of the
maker signifying that the Endorsement
was o. X. She didn't understand what
| meant, but seemed TO think / was re-
fusing for pure cussedness.
But, madam, it is against the hank
rules to give any money to people we
don't know, explained. 'ldon't know
you. Any one might find "A check on the
street and bring it in here to be cashed
"She regarded this as reflection on
her honesty. What's that you say,
young MANI shaking her parasol at me.
And for once l blessed my cage, which
protected me from her indignation. Il
might have found the check on the
street, you young whipper snapper you
What do you take me for? I'd have you
know that I'm an honest woman and
not going around picking up checks.
~ believe it, madam, | said, try
ing to appease her; but. all the same,
can't give you the money without the
maker identifying your Endorsement. "
I'm great dudgeon she went out and
returned in half an hour with the prop
err Endorsement Viciously thrusting the
check in the window, she said, Now,
young man, refuse to give me that mon
ey if you dare!'
"As ! handed her out $500 in bills
she remarked soto voce: Picked it up
in the street, did |? Umph' "-Phila.
delphia Press.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-27
HOW HE PROPOSED.
Had Things All Arranged, but Had to 40
cept a Compromise.

cept a compromise.
John Duross is young and enterpris-
ing commission man of Pittsburg. No
one ever accused him Of being eccentric
until recently. John is popular fellow
with the gentler sex, but until a few
weeks ago had withstood all their blan-
dishments. Finally however he ac.
knowledged himself whipped and pro.
posed. This is the way he did it,
/ He bought house and lot one morn.
Ing, and in the afternoon took the fu-
ture Mrs. Duross for drive
I've concluded We'll get married, "
he said as the smokestacks of the smok-
lest city on earth grew faint and far
away.
well, " responded the young lady,
with a gasp, 81 presume you will ac-
cord me the privilege of something to
say about such an important matter, es-
pecially since l have been selected for
the victim" and she began to frown
and pout.
you must and shall say Yes. Now,
listen. I've got the cage, and we will
60 down town together tomorrow and
get the roosts and tubs and things that
belong to cages.
"Why, Mr.. Durossl Really, you as.
found me with your assurance Please
take Inc home.
Instead, John whipped up and drove
farther away from the stacks.
"After we get the mansion fixed up
will go and get license, we'll get
spliced, and as | have to go to Florida
next week for trainload of oranges
you can call it your wedding trip"
The poor girl was paralyzed, but
managed to protest.
mo use, Meliss, l have planned it all
out, and it will be that way"
but, Jack, have no clothes for
such an occasion, and besides I've got
some goodbys to say. | shall want at
least six months for preliminaries.
CLOTHES be hanged" exclaimed Jack
rs he urged his horse to travel faster
Il have only four suits of clothes, and
you have "a dozen dresses-at least I'm
sure you have" for Jack didn't know
whether she had two gowns or two
dozen. He simply made guess.
And So after n great deal of arguing,
a compromise ON four weeks time was
effected.
That evening Duross related the CIR
cumstances to boon companion and
wound up by saying:
I'm tell you what it is, Bill, women
are the most perverse creatures in the
world. To think Of that girl wanting
six months time for such blowout
Why, week was long enough, and l
don't understand why Meliss should
kick for more time. But won the day
Still had to postpone my Florida trip,
and I'll bet q 50 cuspidor that oranges
will be out of sight when l get there
But Meliss is worth thousand train.
loads of fruit, and expect we had bet
ter have another cold bottle. Chicago
Mail.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-27
TOO MUCH OPIUM USED
STEPS TO RESTRICT ITS DIsTRIBu
TION by DOCTORS.
Affairs On MoIokai-A Vacation Letter
From Misunderstanding
Vessels offered.

The Board of Health met at 4
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Six
members, together with the Presi.
dent, were present. The subject
of physicians dispensing opium to
patients requiring same received
considerable discussion. Medical
gentlemen of the Board remem-
bered instances of abuses to the
privilege given them.
Two letters from Mr.. Meyers
were read. From these 1t was
learned that progress was being
made in the matter of removing the
outsiders from the settlement to the
south side of the Pail.
By request DR.. Oliver of the set
tlement was granted week vaca-
ton for the purpose of visiting this
city.
A petition from residents of
Waimea, South Kohala, for a ply
scian was read. A letter from DR..
Greenfield on the subject was also
read.
A letter from President Wight
of the Wilder Steamship. Company
offering the bark Sumatra for
quarantine disinfecting purposes,
was read. A full description of the
vessel accompanied the letter. The
Sumatra was offered for 10000.
She will carry 1000 tons. The
matter was referred to the Quaran-
tine Committee.
In order to facilitate the work
Of the Leper Board, whose duty it
is to study the disease with a view
to mitigating it, DR.. Emerson
introduced a blank on which ply
slcians throughout the country will
be required to submit a detailed re-
port of each case returned at the
Receiving Station.
The President suggested a con-
vention of physicians to be held in
the spring, 1t was thought well
to prepare list of topics upon
which an exchange of views could
be had.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-27
TEMPLE OF FASHION.

When passing up Fort street looking
for bargains, or for Christmas presents,
your attention will be attracted to the
window of the Temple of Fashion. but
this display does not show the elegant
stock of silks of all shades which they
have just opened. They have also put
on sale an elegant line of gloves of all
kinds and shades. and ar. offering them
at tempting prices. Before purchasing
elsewhere the public is respectfully in
yited to call and look over their stock.
They consider II no trouble to show
their goods, and believe they can offer
such Inducements both as to price and
quality that will secure your purchase.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-12-27
A BIG ESTATE.
Inventory of the Properly of the Late
$. n. Castle.

Inventory of the Properly of the Late
s. n. Castle.
An inventory Of the property of
the late Samuel N. Castle was filed
today by Mrs. Mary Castle, exc
cutrix. The inventory states that
at the time of his death Mr.. Castle
was the owner of half interest in
the Castle & Cook" store, ware
house and premises at King and
Bethel; an undivided half interest
in 7 acres of land near the Electric
station in Nuuanu valley
an undivided half interest in a
small lot of say two acres called the
"Ninihua" lot at Kaluaaha on
Molokai.
Personal property-One-third in
terest in the copartnership of Castle
and Cooke, roo, 600. 6625.
90 shares of Kohala Sugar Co.,
par $50, 900.
1888 shares of Onomea Sugar Co.,
par $S3, 800.
$50 shares Of Eva Sugar Co.,
par VS., 900.
500 shares of Kahuku Sugar Co.,
par $50, 900.
800 shares of o. r. & l.. Co.,
par $50, 900.
Bonds of the o. r. & L. Co.,
$50, 900.
Notes of -- (mortgage)
$35, 900,
Notes of -- mortgage
$4,000.
Notes of --- $4,000.
Due on account from --$o2,,
1888.
Due on open account at Castle G.
Cooke, --
The foregoing list comprises all
the property in the hands of the
EXecutrix.