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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-05-10

Tartaglia discovered the solution OF cubic
equations. Cardan employed toward him
all the persuasions in his power TO obtain
IA communication to himself OF the famous
discovery. II swear TO you on the holy
gospels, he promised, that If You teach
me your discoveries | will never publish
them and will besides record them for my
self in cipher, so that no one shall be able
TO understand them after my death" Tar.
taglia, trusting IN Cardan's good faith.
communicated TO him his rules.
Cardan, assisted by his pupil, Ferrar.,
succeeded in extending the rules, solved
equations Of the fourth degree and pub.
lished the whole in the "Ars Magma" Tar.
taglia irritated at the algebraist astrolo.
gers violation of his word, fell into yiO.
lent rage. He sent to his enemy several
challenges. Cardan finally agreed to at
tend disputatiOn, which was 10 be held
in church in Milan ON Aug 10, l54s He
did not appear but sent his pupil, Ferrri.
Fcrrari bore his part in the contest alone,
and the affair would have resulted IN favor
OF Tartaglia II the hostile attitude of Car
dams friends had not caused him to leave
Milan by a byroad. - Popular Science
Monthly
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On or About

ARRIVE AT H'N'LULU
FROM SAN F'CIsCo
OR VANCOUVER.
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Do You Use
Any Of the
Following
Articles 2
II YOU DO. call on as
and examine same,


and we know quality
and prices will suit you.
Paints and OIL the
bark Nautilus" we have added 10
our large stocks in this line. Good
weather will soon set in and YOU
will want to paint your house, and
when you do, use pure paints, not
some cheap article that will peel
or chalk off in a few months
Hubbucks White lead Zinc, and
Pale Boiled Oil, have stood the test
in these islands for years, and the
quality to-day is as good as when
it was first introduced We get
these Paints and Oils direct from
Hubbuck * Son, and thus know
that they are genuine. We also
keep Hubbuck's Green, yellow,
Black, Oxide and Mast Color in
2slb kegs.
Cartridges. IF you use a
shot gun we can give you your
choice of black or nitro powder
cartridges, all carefully loaded. We
have a few shells loaded with
"Walsrode" powder, a very strong
powder that has been adopted for
warfare by three great nations (not
including the p G. 1t is said to
be the most reliable of all smokeless
powders and very safe in any well
made gun. The charges are in
bulk one third of any other powder,
and is guaranteed good for five
years i'll any climate damp or dry"
If you are interested in the numer-
GUS Rifle Matches or enjoy target
practice either with Rifle or Revolv-
er> use U. NC, cartridges for best
results; so out of possible so can
be made with this brand, provided
the rifle, and the man are in good
order. We have all sizes of UNI.
c., cartridges from 22 to SO cal.
Everything we have mentioned
is to be had for the asking land a
little hard coin) at the old stand on
the corner of Fort and King streets.
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"How do you like 'emy" asked the man
with the new clothes, turning round twice
and throwing out his chest
"Out of sight, old boy, ont Of sight But
| say, aren't they trihe light for this
weather. asked the man with the calcu-
lating eye.
"NeS. but London goods, you know. The
best in the market Imported. Sees
Got 'em for G3-$lj. Dirt cheap haf
I'll put you on Oh, I have head on me
like "A general You see, | sent my measure
over to a tailor on the other side. He was
to cut the goods and send them over one
piece at n time marked sample Half a
trousers leg came first, then half coat
sleeve, and so on, until | had the whole
business Then simply took it to a tailor
here and had him sew it together put the
lining in and the buttons on"
you have large brain"
"Well, should say. would have been
right in it for the last hot weather If 1t
hadn't taken SO long to get the whole suit
over, but I'll be all right for a starter on
next year anyway, and there is more com
ing too"
SAY" began the man with the calcula-
ting eye suddenly. How much did the
tailor here charge you Tor putting it to
gether and all that sort of thngf"
81 don't know exactly, but something
| like so or $35 You see he put silk lining
in because the cloth was so fine, and he
made a regular Poole job Of the fit"
And how much did the express charges
| amount tor
"Oh, not much. Not more than s. at
the largest, What are you driving atf'
-. IL. a IL.
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barometer corrected for temperature an
elevation but not for latitude.
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Packets.
Agents Boston Board of Underwriters.
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LIST OF OFFICERS
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Iihce and Disenne.

DR., II. y. Cunningham, an ex-physiclau
at the Alabama penitentiary, speaking on
the results Of his Investigations, says l..
That there is much larger class Of dis.
eases represented among the negro than
among the white deaths. 2 That the
whites are more Liable to die from acct.
dent, meningitis and the essential feyers
than the negroes y, That the negroes
are especially predispos"d to tuberculous
disease, the various forms Of pneumonia,
plvurisy and organic heart disease-in
other words, to thoraoic diseases generally.
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TIME TABLE.

From and After June LIST, 1898
TRAINS
TO EVA MILL.
B. B. A. ID.
AM. Pm. pm. pm.
Leave HOnolulu---------S:45 1A5 Abs $40
Leave Pearl City---.----9:3O 2:30 5:lO 556
Arrive Eva Mill-------.9:57 2:57 5:36 6:22
TO HONOLULU.
&. u. Is. A.
Am. AM. Pm. pm.
Leave Eva Mill-------.6:2l 1O:43 3:43 5:42
Leave Pearl City.-------6:5j ll:l5 4:l5 6:lO
Arrive Honolulu u--------7:30 1l:55 4:5j 6:45
A-saturday's only. C-sunday's excepted.
B-Daily D-Saturday's excepted
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Hor 0NY N DtTRoiT.
Tho Man Who i.iI.rs % Joke Makes a Round
Of Tho lLL.-. Inrhnr .hnn.

Tho Man Who t.iI.r- % Joke Makes a Round
Of the 'ity's BARBER shops.
lie entered a barber shop 0u Gt-yUld
street and removed coat. vest, ueckt.e. cul-
lar aud cuffs and took u chair. The barber
wet sponge and dahhed 90 ON his face aud
jOyously remarked;
"Wel, its pot here at last-that hot
waver
The man got mp, slipped ont Of the chair
and replaced everything hc had taken Of
The whole shop force was looking at him
as be calmly handed ont 10 cents and took
his departure lie went north ON Gri4wold
street until be struck another shop. There
was chair waiting for him, and be rDmoy-
ed the same articles Of dress rs before and
sat down
"Iiave hair cut fr,tN qucriod the bar
Der rs he ran his paw over the stranger
head
"No.n
"All right. Did you notice the thermom
eter over on the avenue''
The stranger slid out Of the chair and r.
sumed his coat, vest, collar, tie and cuff
and laid 10 cents on the showcase and
walked out. The barber trid TO ask for an
explanation, but be was a stutt,rcr and
could only get as far as:
''S-s-s-s-ay, y-y-y-y-youm---
The man walked up the street until b,
struck another shop.
"Just in time, sir" said one of the bar
bers, who had been waiting 40 minutes foI
a customer.
The stranger looked at him in a thought.
ful way for half minute. aud then pro.
ceeded to peel off according to programme,
He had just got seated when the barber
ceased washing out his lather brush t,
say:
IF this thing keeps on she'll reach q
degrees by 2 o'clock"
The man got up, threw the apron asid,
and was putting on his collar when th,
barber inquired:
Anything the matter, siri"
II am cold" replied the man as D.,
shivered
"Coldl Why, do you know that it is Q.
degrees in the shade"
well, I'm cold. Can't you start a fire
In heref"
"a firel Great landsr
Isn't there "A shop in Detroit where they
have n fire this time Of year'"
mo, sir. Why, it's one Of the hottest
days of the summerv'
"Ugh-whewr' shivered the man rs he
hurried to finish dressing. "You ought to
have fire such a day as this. | caught
pneumonia In barber shop in this town
once, and don't want to repeat IT, Here's
your ID cents. I'll wait till | get back
home to he shaved"
"Wwhere do you live'" asked the bar
Der.
'In Kansas"
"And how hot is it out there just nowY"
About POS degrees IN the shade Just
comfortable enough to have you coat and
vest off. Ugh Hope haven't taken my
death of cold in here, but | feel chilly all |
over You might keep jugs Of hot water
or hot bricks to make man comfortable
even If you have no coal for the stove
W-h-e-wl Good dayl'-Detroit Free Press
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First quartet of the moon on the llth AT IA.
Dm., D. M.
Time Whistle Blows at H., 2sm.. 3is pm. of
Honolulu time. which il the same as I2h Om.,
Us. of Greenwich time.
For every 1000 feet Of distance Of the OBJ
server from the Custom House, allow one
second for transmission OF sound, or seconds
10 a statute mile.
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THE HAWAIIAN
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sell ny stocks and Bonds and is in
position TO handle large blocks of
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Ewa Plantation stock can be
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at fair prices.
safe Deposit Boxes of various
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silver Ware and Valuable
Articles taken on storage for a long
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Apply for,particulars
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Mrs, Haughteigh-Why didn't YOU stop.
sir, when you saw me wave my handi
Street Car Conductor-I thought Won
were throwing ms kisses, mum.-Ex-
change,
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Mary--l'm sure | hear burglars in the
house. Hadn't We better scream murierf
Mrs. Newcook-lt won't be necessary;
left three pies on the sideboard Chicago
Inter Ocean
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-09
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Special attention given to difficult
and rejected claims. If your present
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slow, write us. Soldiers who have
lost their discharges can obtain new
ones. Charges of desertisn removed.
No fee unless you get pension.
Advice FREE. Soldiers pensioned
at less than twelve (sl2) per month,
and SUI, eng from disability IN add
ton to that named in their pension
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war to get pensloned under the new
law. Pensions for widows and child
rem without regard to cause of sol
dier's death; mothers and fathers
who are now dependent, whether
they were dependent on soldier when
he died or not, Pensions obtained
for service rendered in Mexican and
Indian wars. Mexican pensions can
now be increased to So month.
Suspended pensions restored.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-03-09
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JACOB s nE Z Z, !,
LeCOur c'sE tscs hssVes.
PAR HENEI CoEsCiE Nl
XIV
FEi-ILi.ETON


prison. hu'' q" ''ioi'i'' '''' y
!; ounab!e e. couraLeax III mort ne
roffrave pas: coitlaira, il s"mbse
hi sourire CONNIE a Ia dGllyran"e. q
Il 80 reloan de rejoin.irc scS bvH.
.,n ,ss narents. II enfant. r@ytn Il
vo meme: surmnlitez yotfc DE-
se,roi.. par pitie pour votfe pauvrc
nero Retoainez au logis lie temps
ado G 70 hientot yotre douleur yCus
nn,strez dallleurs &c In force dams
III II conyction que yous avez falt tout
81 nj .tait possible pour ie sauve.
I,'a.eI gle Wouta seS prleres a
eees de son frere, pour tircr Bella
de son Encouragement !; Joseph meme
dit au Iuues honnes paroles. Tous
leurs efforts resterent d'a5ot1l sans
influence sur lie cCear brl:1 de Ia
y jeune file; mais peu ii pen le
eaImc rentrl dams son esprit, ct ellie
cessa de saneIoter sans re!ac!c
ouoquc ses iarmes coulassent encore
ayec abondaiice.
Eafn ellie parut ayoir surmont6
son chagrin, ellie essnya ses yeux, Sc
leva ct dit avec un profond soupir;
\ Eth bien, 81 c'est Ia voIont1 de
Dieu, quill en- soft ainsi ,lc m'inc!ine
humblement deyant ses impenGtrable
dscre,s MAS cher oncle, ycus ne
me refuser,z cerend;stst pas l., der
Mere faveur que ie ,ais imp'orev lie
votre bonte
--Parlez, ma niece je vOus accor-
derai tout ce 4ui est possible, dit lc
capltaine, heureux du success de ses
efforts pour lui rendrc un peu de
eoliage.
-Je vOudrais voir encore uEc fols
NJ. de Mitval avant quill meurc.
--Eh quot , Bella, yous voulez
.yor une derniere fois le prisonnier ?
Croyez-moi. renoncez a &c sonhait
imprudent. Vous he pourriez pas lie
voir sans fondre Ell larmes. Maintc-
nant il est trauquille ct fort. Pour
quot ravir lie courage !, ce malhcu-
Rux ? pourquoi empoisonncr son
dernier moment? Par pitit, epargnez,
lui cettc dechirante entrcvue.
Mon, je ne plcureral pas, re
pondit la jeunc Tile. Cher oncle, 81
vous m'avez jsmals aimee, accordez-
moi cette grace, pour laquelle je
benirai votre nom CONNIE pour IN
immense bienfait.
Mais, Bella.
DE vous en- supple par Ia tGte
dc mon pere; ne me refusez pas
-Esperez-vous done follement
pouvolr lie sauver? dclnanda lie
eapltaine frapp6 de raraeur de 50
prlere.
DE veux lie consoler, lit-el!e sans
fepondre Il Ia question. Bien loin de
iul ravlr sa contiance ct so tranquil
lite, le lie rendrai plus fort contre Ia
mort. Dleu ma donnG de le prote-
ger 81 longtemps ct 81 souvent Pour
quoi ne plirals-je pas ma mission
lusquau bout
-Vous etes une Gtonnante file,
Mufmura Louis Stock tout d rheure
pongee dams Ia douleur, malntenant
resignee ct courageuse.
-Je verserai encore bIen des
'afines cher oncle longtemps encore
le pieurerai dams Ia solitude, pour
aVoir pu ie defendre entire SON I'M
p'oyaoie des.inee; mais Ia senle
pensee que ma tristesse pourrait lie
islre soutfrir daus un pareil moment,
ue aonne assez de force pour lie voir,
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'ioulihcr cettc emotion. mas ellie
sentit ses jambes dirnl,-r sous el,e
1T sc laissa tomber sur me cilaisr.
NJ. de M'Ival ourut tgaIr,nent a
Joseph, remhrassa avtc lie meme
elan, Pappe!a son ann son >auveur ;
puIs, Sc rctournant aiors vers L.,
jeune file, il Iui dit avec un "ai
sourire
Bella, bonne ct chere annie,
voyez CONNIE je sui> heureux All !.
Ia pensee De i'homme, a Fapproche
dn moment solennei, s'e-are lu>uue
dams I'impossih!e. Jai pri6 Dies.
sans oser !esptrer, quill me permit
de voGs vOlr encore une fois. |.
IN accord" cette consolation supreme.
Que son saint nom soft benz:
| murinuta IN jeune file.
-Vous 6tes trlste, Bella vous
20 1Ht" mon SORT, u cSI-co pas >!
repFit lc jcune honme. Pouruuo,
vous altliger, mon annie? lie monde
he III Il d,,nn6 que maIheur. II me
faudralt vivre desormais sans patrie,
sans asiIc, sans SAVIOR oil rcposcr ma
tefe. Qn'est-ce que Ii mort pour
moi? Cne faveur du ciel. unc deli
vrance. Mon anne regarde dGia ca
haut ct SQUIRT i mon pere ct i ni.,
mere, Gul tcndent les bras pour
recevoir icur fills bicn-aime Maiute-
nant que Dieu me permet de vous
serrcr Ia main ct d'entcndre un doux
adieu Gle voutre bouche. Ia tristesse
ne peut obscurcir ma derniere hcure.
Levez 10 tGte, mon annie, iaontrez
moi ce visage doux ct souriant. don't
Ia vue settle me rendit ST souvent les
poir el Ii coniiance.
--Oai, monsieur, oui, mon ami
conscrvez ce courage repondit Bella
dune voix fable ct alttrte par des
larmes contenues vous etiez 81
malheareux sur Ia terre Vous n'ayez
rien a y rcgretter. I
Ob,igGe tie Sc faire violence, Ia
jeune file lie trouvait point de paroles
pour lOnner cours 4 50 douleur. All
81 ellie await pa cShaler ses peines ct
donncr IN libre cours i ses larmcs
Mais IN crainte de sc voir Gloigner de
cette chanbre par lc capitalne Louis
Ii dominant tcilement. que par unc
puissance dc volOnt6 surhumalne.
ellie arrGta presque les battements de
son cpur, ct surmonta toutes les re
yotes de son esprit aglte.
-Je mai Ticn 4 regretter. Bella ?
dit NJ. dc Milyal, r6pttant les der
nitres paroles de IL ieune file. 81
fait mon annie, je vous lai ecrit
lanique regret que jenporte dams Ia
tombre est de ne pouvoir roster sur
cettc terre pour cOnsacrer ma vie i
yotre bonheur ct au bonheur de yotrc
p1re, mais la-haut je mettrai Il scs
pieds mes malheurs, mes souffrances
ct ma mort. ct je le supplierai de
colnpter mes merites i yotre belle
anne. II vous payera Ia dettc du
pauvre ttranger. Dieu en- Il decide
autrement. Bella, gardez lie portrait
de ma bonne mere avec un soin pieuX;
porteZ-le sur votre cnur, pensez SOU
vent il ellie ct !, moi dams yos
pri6res.
-Je pricrm pour vous, pour vos
parents. tous les jours, jusque sur
mon lit de mort repondit la jeune
fiile
--Gardez egalement mon testa-
. ment, rcprlt lie jeune homme Nam
tenant il ma pas de valeur, mais un
temps peut venir on vous serez richie,
heureuse dams le chateau meme qui
fut mon berceau.
Bella leva soudain Ia tete, sous
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No IS

: re9arda IN instant avcc ni,ie cptto
G jcHn2 file tplortc alors Il N rclcya
avcc une douce violence, en- rnurmu-
: rant qnelqnes paroles consolantes
Bella he comprcnait pas ce Quill
disait, mais ellie Sc tcnait del,out
"evant lui avec un SQUIRE ulc;n
dssp"ir ct leg mains jointes.
lie general sapprocha du capsa,ne,
demanda pexpllcation de In doulenr
extreme dc IA jeune file ct dc IL
presence hes personncs qu'il roya,t
dans Ia cilamhrc. Dune vo!x hass,.
ct Il pe;ne iGteIli-ib!e, Louis Stock
iacoh'a les mailleurs da iaune prison
net II para de Ia bont3 de son
! ifcFe arens!c ct du ddvouefaept
heFoI9ne Ge ~ t;Gce. lie general
f1t prafo"dttnc@t emu ct renatda
to"r a tAr Il vieii!ar', de Mivai -
y Jeoi's iii'e On paiaissait Gpier
, chaiHe movement de son visaoe. Ct
4ui lie fegardai;, tpIor6e, en- souliant
a tFavers ses Iagines ayec un fol
espoir.
Apres avoir tcoutt le long recis
de 'oiiicirr, lie general rtfechit IN
Instant, p,iis secoua lentement la tate
.e1 leva les tpauics mais tout 4
coup nne expression de contentemcpt
iiInmina son visagc II dit tout bas
queiques mo!s an capitaine, tourna
les ta!ons ct marcha vers la porte.
Bella, dteuc dams son dernier
espoIr, pocs-a I'D cri dechirant ct Sc
laissa retomber 4 genoux mais son
cnc.e, qui await su.vi lie general, fit
un pas en- arriere dams Ia chambre ct
dit dun ton mysttrieux
-Paix +! tenrz-vons tranunilles
peut etre y a-t-il encore de I'espoir.
En- achevant ces mols, il sortit ct
referma Ia porte.
-Pere, Joseph, monsieur de
Milval, mon pauyre ami, s'Gcria Bella.
II "a encore de lespoir Je lie sais
bien; Dieu est 81 bon Oh prions
Ellie joiSnit les mains ct balbutia
une aFdentc pri6re; le vieilIard ct
Joseph Sc decouvrrent. LIE gentil-
hommc obGlssant 4 IN regard SUD-
plant dc Ia jenne file, Sc jeta 4
genoux Il cote dele ct joignlt les
mains pour demander au clel uu
seconrs, la possibilit6 duquel IL ne
croyait plus.
Ce moment Gtait solennel A ira
vcrs lie murmure de leurs voix on
entendaIt pa!piter les c,eurs, de ces
mahcurcux, on pouvait Ell compter
les battements.
Tn frisson d'anxi6t6 parcourut leur
corps lorsque Ia porte SQUIRT.
lie capitaine LOUIS savanca JUS
qu'au miieu de In chambre, leur fit
signe de s'approcher, ct dit dune
voix basse:
-Laissez-moi parler, le temps est
precieux. lie general est touche par
Ia douleur ct la priere lie ma niece.
Ii est encore un moyen de salut pour
NJ. dc Mllval. Sill refuse, tout
espoir est perdu sill accepte, IL est
sauve.
oh que ie suis hcureuse
s'ecria Bella, succombant presque Il
son emotion. Parlez, cher oncle I
Quel est &c moyen NJ. de Milyal
'acccptera sans doute.
-Ecoutez, monsieur de Milval, eli
Glevez-vouS au-dessus de certaines
considerations humaines, dit le capt
taine Louis Stock. Dams dix on
douze jours, dams une semaine peut.
Gtre, Nieuport tombera en- notre pou-
voir. Mais qui pOurrait dire combien
de soidats per,ront encore la vie de
part ct d'autre? Cette effusion de
sang est inutile pour Ia cause que
yous defender; vous pouvez peut-