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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-22
THE coRoNER,s INQUEST.
Interesting Details Concerning Mrs
0Iafson's Life Are ELECTED.

Interesting Details Concerning Mrs.
0Iafson's Life Are Elected
The examination of witnesses in the
hearing before the coroner's jurv in the
BIatson murder case, began At o'clock
this morning
The first witness called this morning
was D. y iscomb, who with his wife
lived in two Of the rooms OF the Matson
home from June % 10 October ID
WIscomD testified that he knew Of no
serious trouble she had had with anyone
and size seemed to think good deal Of
her husband At one time she sent him
suie OF clothes.
Q-Do you know if she kept any
money about the houseg
Odd you know much about her
habits of lIfeg
Very little. She was a peculiar
woman and was not very sociable-
Q-Do you know if she had any enc
miaaY
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-22
vg-ich4as En,b zzler Caught.

kansas CITY. Dec ga special 20
the star from Wichita says; G a. Hoad-
ley, an insurance man, waa ht back
from Cedar Rapids this mos uAarged
with the efnbezzl ement Of 4u.44- belong
ing to the New York Life agency ia this
city, with which Hoacley was formerly
connected. The alleged embezzIement
occurred in June last H0adley nas been
let out ON bail
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-22

KANSAS CITY, Dec. ~ A special t0
the Star from WichIla says: a band
thieves known as The Dan Pointer gang.
whose depredatIons nave reached over
all this section, were captured by tito
Wlcnita ponce this morning III i desert
ed shAnty on the outskirts of town.
Farmers by the score have suffered ihe
loss OF horses. cows, hOgs, grain AID
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-22

WAsHINGToN, Dec 22-Forefathers
Day was celebrated mere last night BY a
banquet at " lizards hotel Justice Brew
er OF the supreme court, presided.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-22
THE CONVERTED PRIEsT


Bishop McNamara in Hamilton hall
tomorrow afternoon At 3 o'clock. Closing
lecture ut 1:45.
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FREEPoKr, H.. Dec. 22-Mrs. J.. w.
Guiteau. since 1892 a resident Of this
city and srepmother Of the assassin Of
President Garfield. died last night
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-22

We want you to know that we are SELF
ing good goods cheap at 208 west Sixth
street WhoG Griggs s. AxtelL
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members on the floor whom the house
convened this morning Al few bills were
passed by unanimous consent before the
regular order was demanded. Debate on
the currency bill was then resumed
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04

Of Mr.. and Mrs. W Ogg 1t was well
attended, and a long and interesting
programme of literary and musical
events was rendered. Miss Watson's
violin solo was much appreciated, as
also was a song by Miss Benner.
Maunaloa Seminary is to be con-
graduated upon the possession of a
fine supply of spring water conveyed
by pipe from Kailiili. Misses Zeigler,
Watson aud Leonard are recent acces-
siOns to the faculty there.
Apropos Of teachers, Misses Angela
Crook and Marion de Carmo, two of
Maui's ablest instructresses, have ac-
cepted positions in the Pahala, Hawaii,
school.
PunahOu students are departing by
this week. 5 steamers.
DR.. c. Stow, formerly Of Makawao,
Is now located at HonOkaa, Hawaii.
The Board of Registration will
spend next week at Wailuku.
y subscription paper is going the
rounds to raise sufficient money to
employ Paul Neumann to defend the
HamakuapOko Portuguese who was
recently committed for manslaughter,
having run over and killed a China
man. The man has been made seri-
Ously sick through fright and brood
ing over thoughts of death and hang
ing.
Weather-delightful.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04

While in Chicago, Mr.. Charles L.
Kahler, a prominent shoe merchant
of Des Moines. Iowa, had quite a
serious time of it. He took such a
severe cold that be could hardly talk
or navigate, but the prompt use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured
him of his cold SO quickly that
others at the hotel who had bad
colds followed his example and half
"a dozen persons ordered it from the
nearest drug store. They were pro-
fuse in their thanks to Mr.. Kshler
for telling them how to cure bad
cold SO quickly. For sale by all
Dealers, BENSON, SMITH & Co., Agents
for II. 1.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04

HAMA1UA (Hawaiil, Aug. %
The Kohala contingent arrived on
Saturday, August %, all safe and
sound, and none the worse for their
long ride, and are now "Ranting
round in pleasures ring" at great
rate, and enjoying themselves to their
hearts content, at least it is hoped so.
These fair visitors have received a
most cordial welcome, and' a perfect
round of pleasure awaits them. There
was a lawn tennis and afternoon tea
at J. f. Renton's, on Monday. = gar
den rarty, tennis, and afternoon tea at
the beautiful grounds of j. NJ. HOrner,
of Kukaiau, OH Tuesday, and dance
at the residence of a. HOrner on We'd
nesday. This dance turned out to be
a most brilliant affair, aud the most
largely attended Of any ever witnessed
in this district. Besides the Kohala
brigade there are also quite a number
of Summer girls fitting around here
Just now, bright and radiant in ali
their youth and pristine beauty, who
are adding an indi>cribable grace and
charm to our usually quiet neighbor-
hood.
The Board of Registration met here
last week and did a thriving business
at Kukaiau. The Horners are solid
for the present regime as is everybody
else who care for good government.
1t is reported that Doctor Stow in
tends to locate at Kukaiau; his goods
have already arrived here.
Quite a number of cases of fever
have occurred here during the present
month, mostly among japanese and
Portuguese.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04

N NoEh. I tlEl 1-GE anu oALltlN.
KoHALA lHawaii), Aug. S0.-The
/ Registration Board for the Second
Representative District has completed
the first half of its task, with some
| three hundred names on the roster.
The second half of its work will soon
be begun, and this will be the last
opportunity TO register before the
election. Many natives and some
foreigners are registering quietly, un-
known TO their friends. Everyone
now realizes that the new order of
things has come to stay, and those
who are wise are making haste to get
in out of the cold. and when the
election lists are made public there
will be left out two or three chappies
in KOhala who will find themselves
exceedingly lonesome.
We have all been waiting to hear
from the Widemann tourists. Taking
in good faith their absolute denial of
any efforts on their part toward res
toration, We are disappointed at the
fiatness of news from them. We eX-
pected some new and interesting de.
parture. The whole affair has been
as insipid as a dudes romance. 1t is
TO be hoped they will get back in time
TO register.
Owing to our large accession OF
visitors this summer, Kohala has en-
joyed great social activity. Dinners
and evening, riding and bathing par
ties, and picnics and afternoon teas
have followed one another with bewil-
dering rapidity. But the holidays are
nearly over, and this steamer carries
away nearly all our remaining guests.
The Literary Society held an inter
estiDg session at the residence of II.
H. Renton on Wednesday evening.
1t was LongfellOw night. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Life of Longfellow-Mrs. G.. F. Rem
ton.
Hiawatha-Miss Logan.
SOng-Mrs. J. Hind.
Evangeliue-AiisS Bruce.
Recitation from Evangeline Mrs.
Dr. Bond.
Song-"The Bridgen-Alr. G. f. Rem
ton.
1.-THE Sun" newspaper)-Dr. B. D.
Bond.
Charade and Tableau-" Hiawatha."
Charade "Daybreak."
Song (quartette)-Mrs. Hind, Mrs.
Bond, Mrs. H. Renton, MIS- G.
RentOn.
Charade-" Something Left Undone."
Charade and Tableau-" King Olaf"
This proved one of the most success
full literaries we have ever had. 1t is
rumored that the society has a play
in preparation, to be put on the boards
inside of a month.
Our social circle mas been increased
by the addition of Mr.. and Mrs. Frazer
Mr.. Frazer takes the position of book
keeper for Wilder & Co. ut MahukOna.
Mr. Cunningham, of the Honolulu
Iron Works, is in KOhala making re-
pairs at Halawa Mill.
Kohala has been amusing itself over
"T. 5. WIS" recent essay on "Much
Ado About Nothing" and guessing
who the man of secTesy can be. The
of the mystery must make |
him a trifie foolish.
The weather here has turned over n
new leaf, and Nature smiles once |
more upon our fortunes. About four |
inches of rain have fallen in the past |
two weeks. 1t fell so gradually that |
the thirsty soil absorbed it all, and is |
ready for more. The plant cane is |
saved, and all over the district the |
crops look in fiOurishing condition.
Weather indications point to more |
rain.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04

Several natives who refuse to
take the oath say they are kept
back by their wives, who threaten
to leave them if they do.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04

Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Irwin return to
Honolulu this steamer, also Mrs. S. G..
Wilder, Miss Wilder, Marshal Hitch
cock, Peter Lee and others.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-09-04
FROM THE OTHER ISLANDS,
Interesting Notes of the Doings of
Our NeighbOrs.
MASQUERADE BALL AT MAKAWAO.

Pepeekso Plantation->cventy Pas
sengers Leave HiIo on the Rinau, and
Many Have to Wait Over 4 Trip.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-27

Ni' pdnH )-Allen LIN js.ey,
No. Della Wills.
Halbrttcr-Nirgie Spahr.
ONION DISTRICT.
Tanners--Ben II. E.sey.
Beatty-C. n. Elsey.
Snowy Creek Fern Fogle.
Painters Mills-Nina Forman.
Bell NIaw-Raymond Lawton.
i.antz Ridge-Lena l.. Benson.
Goit Mdge-Clay Fortney.
New Salenf-Fanny Beechv.
lIardestYville-J. b. Lindsey.
Glade Run-Georgc Il. Stcmple.
Aurora-O. G. Wilt. Principal;
Nora NJ. Lantz, Assistant.
Grange lfrll--John Il. Wilt.
Stemple Riige--Cora NJ. Wilt.
Forest Dale-Dora Wiles.
Accident-Lot;ie Stemplc
Sell-Emma Shaw.
Saub'ugh Manor-Ed. SAWYER.
lleckert--Lizzie Stemple.
Cross Roads-D. w. Stemple.
Slaubaugh Tina Sisler.
Eglon-James Sisler.
Brookslde-Lee A. Smith.
Pleasant Nalley--Lilhe NJ. Wilt.
PORTLAND DISTRICT.
Terra Terra-H. S. Whetscll
Principal; lst Assistant, j. o. Jen.
kins; I'd Asst, Winnie Welch; Bird
Asst, Matte Casterl.
Brahams, Nora Welch.
Beat'y's, Sylvia Werner.
AlbrightS, y. A. Bcerbower.
forman's Gate. Eta Bishop.
Lick Run, j. S. Trembly.
Cranes, S. b. Martin.
Union, Clara FrCeland.
Rhodes. Maud Fraley.
Rodamers, Molliv joyce.
Messenger, w. II. Chambers.
Freemnds, Spencer Whitehair.
Dorlty, ID. a. King.
Kelly's. Ira NJ Cupp.
GAINESVILLE, G. G. Teets.
Oak Grove, A } Lee.
Salt Lick, Fuller Martin.
Pine Run, C. ii Freeland.
Nordcck, Kettle BuckaIew.
Washington Manor, II G. Collins.
Victory, & f Dodge.
lfoye Run, } & Mnson.
Brondford. Wm is Frecl md.
COrintb. Kate Sister, Princlpal;
LYDIA Sisler, Assistant.
Mt. Run. Fuller Messenger.
Buffalo, G W White.
Welchs S, G f. Trem bly,.
GRANT DISTRICT.
White, Dora Scott.
BrucetoD, Chas w Borrower.
BiandonvIlle. IsA Oopeman.
Laurel Run. Robert Koontz.
llopewelI. + Il Speelman.
Pleasant Hill, Ellie Gribble.
fountain Grove, Calvin Spiker.
Chiffon Mills, ID A Ridenour.
Grecnville. G b Hill.
Valley, b ID Spikcr.
Oak Grove. Lille Barnes.
Thom's, Jercmilh Thomas.
Guthrie, james w Wolfe.
Chestnut Avenue, Allen Maust.
Jonas Maust- Mollie White.
Van Sickle--T. }. Liston.
Spurgin-W. ii. Cuppett.
Cnppett-Ella Beatty.
Glover-Joseph IIarshbarger.
PLEASANT DISTRICT.
Mt. Nebo. y VI Wolfe
Gales, Lizzie jenkins.
Pleasant Valley, II A Bailey.
Mt. Zion, w. NJ. EngIehart.
Beech Run, Omar White.
Deep Hallow, j. Cliude Shaw.
Glade Meadows, Jennie Harsh
barger.
Sugr Valley, Minnie Frank
houscr.
Guseman, VIII Barnes.
Chldesler. Maggie King.
Boyer, Grace KING.
Center, Ezra Kelly.
Locust Grove, J j Kelly.
Lynndalc. lsa Gibson.
Shaifcr. NJ. Saunders.
Union Grove, j. Ditmorc.
Pine GroYc-Letta NJ. Sisler.
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TYENTY CnRPLETE EOVELFTTES

By E9pulaS, Author o. = barge and handsoms
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on whirh y inensv nteros'inv 70 corrpri whole
seison' d9hghfi remipv. anil ia hv Var rho 'aroost
SUI hneat Collection 81 c-1pief9 porul'r qove'e'tes
ever published in F7yiF volume. Ito ffiea Of Tho
tfeny cnplpiec noveettes contained 10 THE book are
Under tho HOLLY Borrica ~ c,.iaus st
TIC Phantom wedding Mr.. Ernnos n p
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roc story 81 T1ro. ~ Hu M,v Avn-s Fisra'ns
49, H9Ndcriord unib u NfrN p H-sif0u.
giInchc 81 uoauliru. D. N.ranfer Dumas.
aNle 0t thrnr Lions Ef 70 Rider HaE-afd
y prnmn ~ the Sir. b. juice Verne.
Nhe story or HCirU. o.. tfnfrfa " nlurrs.
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Thr sunoras Secret. r-wrs in. n Austo
hr uuri im ferur Wood. Fv WIFI. Collins
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thr t1lsr diamonds. ~ sire Msfv A.. ranisrn.
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-12-27
January Forecast. 1895.

The cold following the Inst storm of
De 'ember will relax about the lst. d
the tie nperatu~e will grow mu. h
warmer, resulting in rain and snow
followed by wave of freezing weather.
On the 9th, changes OF temp,rlt lr.
viii start, growing warm attended by
east to south via is cllminatiny on or
about the 9TH, in rain ami snow. fol-
lowed by crld freezing weather.
Changes in temperature Will result
about the l2th, growing warm attend
ed by storms in process of organization.
when locl' rains an l SHOWS WI pre-.
vail on the above date, AID the neyt
one when wave of freezing weather
will follow. About the 18th a warm
wave Of much energy will spread over
ce 1tral and as'ern parts, adya1c ne
the temperature generally ATTENDED by
storm organic ttion eliminating in a
general storm-wnve, the most intense
OF any OF the month prior to the dis
turbance in question, when rain, sleet
and snow are lilScly to show uo a llrrer
winter crop than preoe ling disturbed
conditions have done w lich will be- fol-
lowed by much cold freezing weather.
We noted in "a form ar bulletin that De-
ccmber woul not be an arctic weather
slide, neither do we app-ehenl mach
extreme freezing weather of lone
enough du alton to produce an abuni-
ant ice harvest in the arly part of the
month However, after pa : NC tn,
10Th. weather conditions arc likely to
be much more severe and of longer
duration than they were in the earii n
part of the month. From the 18th To
the Goth storms will be in progress and
renewal of cold will follow. The
month will close attend "a by storms
on their passage by very cold wave.
Extreme cold weather conditions Will
quite likely develop in February.
i. r. SMITH
December 60 1894
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STATE Or ONO, CRY or TOLEDO.
Lucas COUNTY. -
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OUR SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
Where They VIII Hold Forth This
Winter and Teach the Young
Idea How TO Shoot.

We hope that anyone noting mis-
take will drop us card correcting
II and report any vacancy in the
list, as we desire to get it correct
and complete
KINGWoOD DISTRICT.
kngwood Academy Principal.
Prof. Rufus Holden.
Grammar Departmcnt-Mrs.M Mol
he Holden.
Intermediate Dept.-Miss LAURA
Parks.
Primary Dcpt.-AIiss Belle Spahr.
Colorcd School Miss Anna Craig.
Principal, Thomas
o lIara; Assistant, Mintie Martin.
lloweSville-Gco. l.. Shalfcr.
Pleasant Dale-Jos. +. White.
Green's Run-Miss Ella Cope
man.
Morris-MIsr Matte Copeman.
Snyder Chapel-Bert r. Gibson.
Camp Ground-T. ID. Craig.
Eighty Cut-Nora Trowbridgp.
Catholic Church-G. e. Barlow.
Turner'S w. O. Miller.
Savrge--John a. Sterling.
GIrlitz-J. III. S. Barlow.
Hopcwell-Samuel Shuifer.
Irish Ridge-Mollie McGinnis.
VALLEY DISTRICT.
Masontown Principal, JOS. \.
W bite; Assistant, T.. b. Elliott.
lieedsyille-Ela Borrower.
Neinon-L. W. Cobun.
Hinn's Chapel-Florence Shafrer.
Plainview--Lelitil Brown.
Fairfax-Agnes Clever.
Oak Flnt-Walter Watson.
Friendsbip-Oscar w. linn.
North Union-Cyrus W. +
Strife-Prcntiss Forman.
Long lIolIow-Ami Everly.
Slabtown-Dora Manear.
LYON DISTRICT.
Newburg Graded Schocl-Pripc1.
pal, Loran Fortney.
Assistant-Miss Lucy TURNKEY.
Grammar Dept Maggie Gross.
Intermediate Dept.-Bosa Glenn.
Primary Dcpt.-Arti Ilorchler.
lndependonce-F. w. Candy.
Principal; Grammar Dept. A. ".
Brown; Primary, Adah Cobun.
Austcn-A. T.. Michael. Princi
pal; Nellie Flynn, Assistant.
Ironddlc-lncz wilkins, Princi
pal; Frank L1nham, Assistant.
GlddCsville-M Maud Brown.
Coucord-A. W. McGinnis.
Sand Ridge-Mrs. Lou i. Hart
Cannan-E. G.. Myers.
Scotch llill-W. NJ Sinclair.
Postum Hollow. j.. Freeman
Orr-Miss Matte Daily.
Twins. H. Sapp.
Cnnaan- Miles Cobun.
Gordon Minnie linn.
Fnirgiew-B. j. Foriney.
Allenders-A. A. Pylcs.
Ilarmopy--L. J COnley.
Chestnut Hdge-Myra Gibson.
RENO DISTRICT
Rowlesburg School PRINCIPAL r
W Michael; 1st Assistant. Nett,
derndOn; "a Asst, Elsie Simpson
Jones Walter Davis.
Baptist-May Davis.
shaver Wilbur Craig.
Red Oak-Nora Stafford.
Steyenburg i ID Fortucy.
Iddenour-W VIII Thomas.
Pleasant Grove Brayton Corn
veil.
NJ. zion. S. CornwcU
Summers Hattie White.
Eyansyi'Ic-J j.. Sterling.
York Run Kettle Chtreh.
Shay lu Gibson.
lnIou-I i. Shahan.
Fcliowsy.llc-Pr Principal. William
Monroe; Assistant. Bert Bol,arI.
Shahau- ~ g. Myers.
George shaver Nancy lioF.
Ecd liock-lda jennings.
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