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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
HOW NEcKRR ISLE WAS LOST
An Australian Statesman Was Too
Talkative in Honolulu.

The following reference to the
cable discussion in the Colonial Con-
ference is from an Ottawa letter to
the Victoria Colonist:
The question OF proposed routes
was fully discussed, Mr.. Jennings
paper on the subject giving full in
formation in reference to four or
five different routes. The link via
Necker island and Fiji met with con
siderable favor, but for the time
being this has been put aside, owing,
in the first place, to the stupidity Of
the Imperial authorities, and in the
second place to the indiscretion OF
the Hon. Robert Reid, ex. minister
Of defence Of Victoria. The visit OF
this gentleman to British Columbia
in May last will be we'll remembered.
I heard him speak at Ottawa, and
was greatly impressed with the loyal
sentiments which he expressed a. .
British subject. Mr.. Reid, however,
possesses the unhappy faculty Of
talking too much. The Honolulu
newspapers admit that the first hint
wutCu tut IIONISlOudi oOSoTDuleut
Of Hawaii got that II was the inten-
ton Of the British authorities to run
up the Union Jack on Nscker island
neutral territory and not owned
by any power-came from Mr.. Reid.
Had he kept his mouth closed IL is
more than probable that that island
would to-day have been the pro-
perty Of Great Britain. Under pre-.
sent circumst ances IL that island IL
to become q British possession II
can only be by the payment of a
pretty large sum. No excuse can
possibly be urged for the home gov
eminent in neglecting to seize the
island when their attention was first
called to the fact several month
ago that II was uuoccupied territory
Cues feelings Of loyalty aud devo.
ton to Great Britain are apt TO be
! somewhat checked when the indif.
ference Of the home government Ia
/ colonial interests Is so plainly maui
f.sstad
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
JUDICIARY JoTTlNos
sundry Probate Acknowledgements
Immigration Case.

W. A. Kinney, administrator Of
tn. estate Of j. W. Phi, sued Koleka
kalebuna Phi, widow OF decedeut,
for 500 for household effects be.
longing to the estate, alleged to
have be-n wrongfully converted by
defendant to her own use. Judge
Cooper, on hearing the case to-day,
held that the decd did not pass any
personally, aid gave the parties
time to settle the matter out Of
Court IL possible. Kinney for him
self; Poepoe for defendant.
Francis NJ. Swanzy, administrator
with the will annexed Of Frederick
Burchsrit. otherwise known NJ
Frederick Burcbsrtit Ashton, has
fled an inventory III decedent's
estate in these islands, which con.
sists Of a mortgage from John
Mcguire to Ernest Ashton Burch-
ardt, on which there Is now duo the
sum ~ Sii!iHU and interest.
1 A. +. Judd and W. +. Allen, al.
miuisi rators Of the estate of the
late Samuel q. Wilder, have pre-.
sented their eleventh ssmi-annual
and final account, and petitioned for
approval thereof and their discharge
The receipts are $50,sOl 81, and 81
penditures $50, lI7i2, leaving . bal
aucs for distribution OF $tjS3.96.
Judge Cooper is further hearing
! II. Hackfeld L. Co. W. ". q. lrwiu
u Co, I'D, aud others, a claim fol
compensation for tho recruiting oI
plantation laborers at the Azores
II is tho same subject OF controversy
as appeared in the case Of Car
Henoch Va. the Hawaiian Govern
ment, decided by a jury some tim'
ago against the plaintiff. Hatch fol
plaintiffs; Neumsnn for defendants
Trustees Of the Plsntsrs' Labor anC
Supply Company are witnesses
members OF that corporation being
practically the defendants.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
COMING WHEEL CONTEST.
Crack Cyclists are Preparing to Make
Records Creak.

As tho date OF the coming bicycle
NEST approaches the wheelmen are
on the qui vive Of excitement, aud
interest in the condition Of ent ries
increases. All the crack riders Of
the Paciic Wheelmen are 10 train
ing, the King street road being a
line OF bicyclists Of evenings. As
the meet will be at Kapiolani Park,
the boys are training there. II. A,
Giles, the champion Of the Hawaiian
Islands, goes out daily, as do II. f,
Walker, Ruby Dexter, aud W. Chap
man. A. l.. q. Atkinson is at the
Volcano, but expects to return in
time TO he in good condition for the
race. In the junior events Willie
Vida thinks he has a ciuch. The
wheelmen will meet on August II,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
Only One Time

Tho Oceanica dramatic company
had . good rehearsal last hight. The
naval part Of the drama will be
sustained by seamen from the war,
ships Philadelphia and Champion,
while the native actors will he those
who playe d with Mr. Crowley in the
"WOoing Of Kaala," with some add.
tions. Mr. Crowley leaves with his
family for the Coast by the :, S,
Arawa due ON Wednesday uext, SO
that this interesting historical play
cannot In repeated, Mr.. Crowley
expects To take some of the native
actors with him.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
FINALE CUSTOMS DETECTIVE.
She Boards Foreign Steamers In
Various 0uisss

II has been suspected for some
tim" past that woman was acting
in the secret detsctivs service III the
Customs bureau. This WAS noticed
about two months ago and from
time Ia time since the woman has
been seen TO board steamers and IN
late instances scamp gu board.
Yesterday, IN the arrival Of the s. s.
Wxrriuloo, particular attention was
given he secret service agent. In
tho forenoon she walked On hoard
IN . faded green dress with black
veil on her face, and WAS accom-
panied by q child dressed in red,
After lunch she returned to the
steamer clothed in white. 1t was
vOtsd some months ago that the po,
sition Was . superauity To the Gus
toms, and the lady detective was
dismissed. What new occasion
there may be for restoring the ollie.
il open 10 surmise.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

DEPARTURE.

For Sydney via Fit, per G. A s 3 Warri-
MO, July &C Beecher. X 5 aigi, and
~ in transit.
For Kauai. pe, stmr 1walani. July "a
Miss Hendrickson, Miss Blsckstesd, Dr
Anderson.
RI R ksn' Psrw ytmr NikahalS July "a,
q A Todd, y q King
For Maui, per .tmr Claidins. July "a
Miss Cornwell, Miss Hutchinson, Miss
Beckley, Miss Morris. Mis-, Emma Bal, A
" Nilkenberg, Mr. 1rev. men, II Y oven.
den, Alex Mckibbin, Mrs Ksleo and =
children. Mrs Eickard. Mrs Carley, Miss
COrkelt, A Enos, wife and cbild. A b Lind.
say, W Il s,arsey. Judge Kepoikai, J W
kalua, and ID ID Baldwin.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
Shipping Notes.

The Hawaiian bark Andrew WEIGH. Cap.
tain Drew, left at Noon for the Golden Gaic
with sugar valued at S.2,3i5.l3. shipped as
follows; 3oi7 bag., =. A Schnefer K co.
2iOi bugs, I. n. Davies 4 Co.; i2,isj bags.
q. Brewer \ Co.; T5is bags, Castle 4
Cooke. Total. -, ~ bags.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
AssI0NEE's NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
i appointed Assignee OF the Estate OF
Tai Wo chan, of Honolulu. u bankrupt,
requests all persons having claims against
SAID Estate - present their claims within
six month. from dat. ~ they will he Tor
ever la red, AMI all persons owing said Es-
tate are hereby 'eluestcd To make immcdi
aIe payment 10 u T.. Boarlman AZ "ka
Muil.n store, Hotel street, Honolulu.
u v, BOARDMAN
Honolulu, July ~, lsa iU.it
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

The Mannerchor Harmony will
meet this evening over Pacific Hotel
parlors at 7:3O.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
The Advertising

OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is always
within the bounds of reason because
it is true; II always appeals to the
sober common sense Of thinking peo-
Pile because il is true; and il is al
ways fully suhstantialsd by endorse,
ments which IN the financial world
would be accepted without a mo
msnt's hesitation.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

The dry west her has caused a run
on the Hawaiian Hardware Co, for
their wonderful steel aermotors. The
company has recently erected Q large
one at Waimsa to be used 10 pump.
ing for the town water supply,
Another one for Mr.. ChSs. Booth At
Pauoa is now being placed in posi-
ton. The longer the aermotor is In
use the more popular it becomes, so
that people now look upon II as the
best windmill manufactured.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

There will be a special meeting Of
the Queens Hospital trustees at
1870 Saturday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
Married.

DuNN-McCOR ,hi. city. July
20, 1894, at the Catholic Cathedral. by
Father Clement, n. v. Dunn to sarah
T. Met ORR .tsn,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

Mr.. Geo. +. Boardman is author.
izHd COLLECTOR for Hnllister & Go.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

At IL o'clock noon to- morrow Jas.
+. Morgan will sell stoves, ranges
and agateware.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

j. r. Scott, late principal Of the
Waianse school, has been appoint
ell Clerk Of the b ard OF Education.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

Samuel Adelsteiu, the professional
mandolinist, left for Hilo on the
Kinan yesterday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, consti-
patton, biliousness, jaundico, sick
headache, indigestion,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

+. G. Rowe has a house to let on
Beretauia street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

There was q large attendance at
the sale Of Mr.. Msertsns' effects by
Mr.. Levey yesterday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

There IL talk Of a bicycle race TAX.
ing place in q week between James
Spencer and johnny Wright.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

Mr.. John Eua Is making some i'm.
provsments on his Kamniliili land
aud will probably erect . residence
there.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

vsssels Leaving Tomorrow.
stmr Kaala for Waianae, Waialua and
Mokuleia A. m
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY
gives nutIrr mat he has been day
appointed by tn. Circuit Court, First cir.
cuff, ~ the Hawaiian Islands, Aiuinistra.
tor VI the ESTATE Of Juscph \ q, Gilman,
late III honolulu d.ccasei, aud all debts
due by salt drcea ed, sh-ther securei by
mort vage ar otherwise, must be- presented
To the undersigned duly authenticated
within six months from date hereof or
they viii he forever barred, and ali per,ons
inirh,ed Ia the said Estnt. are hereby
notified 80 pay the sains Immediately,
Dated ~ honolulu, July ~, lsu,
DAVID DAYTON,
Administrator of the Estaye vi Joseph n
Z, Giliaan, deceased, i0so u cav
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

The public band will give a con-
cert at the Hawaiian Hotel this
evening IL the Alameda be in port
from tho Colonies.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

Underwriters sale Of general mer.
chandise by Jas. F. Morgan, at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning, at his
salesroom.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Z. G. Rowe has house to let on
Beretauia street.
Mr.. Geo. +. Boardman is author.
izsh collector Tor Hollister & CO.
The Mannerchor Harmony will
meet this evening over Pacific Hotel
parlors at 100
There will he special meeting Of
the Queens Hospital trustees at
1870 Saturday.
At IL o'clock noon tomorrow Jas.
+. Morgan will sell stoves, ranges
and agateware.
Samuel Adelsteiu, the professional
mapdolinist, left for Hilo on the
Kinau yesterday.
There was . large attendance at
the sale of Mr.. Msertsns' effects by
Mr.. Levey yesterday.
There IL talk of a bicycle race tax.
ing place in q week between James
Spencer and johnny Wright.
j. F. Scott, late principal OF the
Waianse school, has been appoint
ell Clerk OF the B ard OF Education.
Mr.. John Eua il making some i'm
provsineiis on his Kamoiliili land
aud will probably erect . residence
there.
Underwriters sale Of general mer-
chandise by Jas. +. Morgan, at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning. at his
sslesroom.
The Thistle Club concert on
August 3 promises to he very enter
tanning, some bright talent having
consented to appear.
II is more than probable that q
race will be arranged bstween the
Club Stables Nevada aud W. II.
Ccrnwell's Johnny Hayward.
Mr.. Ssdris has received by late
steamers new lots Of jewelry aud
other articles, which will be sold
cheap At his store on Nuuanus treet.
President s. b. Dole and r. G.
Jones visited the L. s. s. Philadsl.
phia this morning, remaining some
time on board. No salute was fired.
u.u..., ..,,, ..,.,,. .,.
pI: sP WI p'oosy 'sAe
h. - i, III. ~ pas 80 =" '". ~ G, ,ue
dsu , .,t. sno p"pIh. I LAS =" n,"
to go to Maui.
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s.i '" u' C. "u''
i pm,,..',, a. 1e ooo -, u"' Nh.
~ 1u'fSs9 S" c,s nn" ..s, .sn'
W. ...;..; =. W. .; Iuam iou .n'' "''"
'''e"'"s '"'' "" 'e'"'"s'
The kepnbl'c oil Hawaii veto
nons. The Soap battle has beer
amicabiy settled without bioodshrd
Look nj \. Brehams Honolulu Soai
House nj, and don't Tear, m peace
prevails -..-...---
The ship Empire, which called Il
here on her way from Newcastle. n
., w., :" oan , "" si, ~ ,a"u pa
E..,.' "
. "n I.Ln' ~ ''" !" ''"" '''''
y" '"' "' ....
| The Cbampion In to 20 on, @
commission In December next. beip,
replaced by the Cor,,.lia.--a thir,
class cruiser OF $50 tons, 200 I. X
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
BY Jas. r. Morgan.


TO.MORRowl
Underwriters Sale
On THURSDAY, July 20,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
At the Store Of Messrs. n. HackfsId 4 Co.,
[ will sell at Public Auction Tor account OF
MERCHANDISE
Damaged by salt water on voyage Of i'm
pottstion ex German ship marie Hack.
H'H s,4 ! co.
-so-5ss g doz lin G,lv Buckets,
SIlSss 3 doz hin d"
ss9-yl3 Il doz 15in i"
$50 s5s a Nests ., pcs salvd Round
ssi-iOis-iI Nests at 10 pcs Gaivd Round
Iubs,
H. in Triangle
n. n.
an Cas-. Manor Charcoal Timed sheets,
six2 Xxx, 3g2lbs.,
H. & 81 4 CO.
l2I3-l Case Pain Galvd Iron Emu. s,x4
rsr,-l Case PA. Plain S SsIyd Iron Emu, s.sa.
i2il-i Case Plain Gaivd Iron Mars B, g,
VIKING, 07lbs,
I2t3-l Case Pain Galvd Iron Mars b, -
x2tx2l q. 2i1lbs,
l2i6-i Case Plain Galvd Iron Mars h, ~
HI H. soo
ioi-i Keg Black r. ". Staples. Tin,
li2lps,
n. In Triangle
~ II.
sz7-i Case, 10 Gents Saddles, complete.
3ls-l Case, " Gents Saddles. com plctc,
n. II. x co.
SST
ssi.g,O 3 Bundles Galvd Corr Iron, CIT
s.3x2i q. crabs,
a2i.1,i 3 Rundlcs Galvd Corr Iron. ~
| s-3x2t u. Gtilbs.
'Oi- i'rls--i Bundle Galvd Corr Iron, ST
8 3x2i q. Zs0lbs,
iosi. iGo-i Bundles Gnlvi torr irrn, ",
s3x4 q, sstIhs,
iili-iisO q bundles Gsivd Corr Iron, iOi,
s-yx2i u, i3i6bs.
H. +. "oO'
49, Coils Gaivd r Wire. No 4. III bs ca
! ITO - C"iIs GaIvd y Wire, No. 5. Ii'ibs es
lti-hj Col Galvd = Wire, NJ. =, li2ibs ea
Terms Cash In o. 8. Gold Coin.
Jas. r. Aorsan.
| i'm, n, At,rrtnN
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
LOST

DkrwEEN TOWN AND WAIKIKI, 4
ID Lady ; 8nld Wa,ch and Chain, FIND
OF will be suitably rewarded on leaving II
~ tLls otbcs, lvSv-N
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25
Departures.

WEDSEspAY. July 81.
Haw blk Andrew WEIGH, X p Drew, for
San Francisco
Ger sh Marie Hackfeld, II Kruss, for San
Francisco
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-25

The Thistle Club concert on
August 3 promises to he very enter
tanning, some bright talent having
consented to appear.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
fnent
KIDGLOVES-

% dozen more at klDGI'.
came to-day-4qc. d rl.r
or ! large l-button Mlany
size.
81 dozen Boys Per,t
Waists, I5c. each. See o.
35c., and SOC. qualities '.
ton.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
contribute its share OF e'
to-day ; lots Of new thin
bargains too can't mentlo
to-day.
SEE the EAST WINDOW
with Oh Chenille T1b!c.C...
soc. each.
HOUSEFURNISHlNGS-
Handsome De GRATED Cus)siores. '.. o..
Ggc.
Oai-slesl Dishes -nutei e'sr 800 81
Fruit SaUcsts. 3bc. dozen: yAIaeH'
Covered Vegetable Dishes, j.N.. ii..'
one l0t II Decorated Dinner ll...r
dozen value el.49 dozen
Decorated toue d shes, l'c. 4 ..Hu.
French china Mugs, decorated, f''f
l.Joc. 10 clo-e.
MaiOlca Tea Pot, hanisomo,y &c.
value o..
Covered Ruttsf Dishes. l5c., - nf'
IJ-inth Meat ID shes. value i'r
Frencn China individual hutirr..
rations. Soc. dozen value oNc.
brOp-lighfs, pc.
Tooth Picks. &c. a box
Reyolylng-Handlc Rolling Plns, .t
b-Rins Mufin-Pans. g..
1O-inrh Pie-Platss, Sc.
Coffee nni lea->trainors, -
Cake Aui Bisruit-,grfi, la.ii Sos
wi.h handit, % .--yslis &c.
Kntto-ani-f0rk Boxes. 5r.-falIt l--
bus Pans, 5c,-galue Bee.
IOL.-inch Rol-pan. 4c.-ytlIF e..
Granite-lron Cake-Nog.df, ValI' ~
sl, choice 3Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22

not. For instance. In his attitude towards
the silver question he has sided with Mr..
Cleveland only when the latter favored.
II he ever favored, a policy friendly 10
the white metal. In passing upon the
question OF confirming the nominations
voted In the negative. though be well
knew that the President was exceedingly
anxious that his nominees should not be
defeated OF confirmation. by the way,
''alrs well that ends we'll" The appoint
mept OF Senator White to the Supreme
Bench has fully INDICATED the action OF
the Senate in this matter. White Is vast
improvement upon Hornblower and Peck
ham.
Mr.. Daniel did not lay himself open to
ccnsure In discussing the Hawaiian prob
lem. He seems TO have looked at II with
fixed purpose not to lay himself open
to the charge of having been msled by be-
clouded eyes. He left open gate through
which at the proper time he can march
into the ranks of the anneXationists. or,
American protectorate. After saying that
the Hawaiian monarchy had been dying
OF slow consumption. and censurlng Mr..
Harrison's Administration for the part
which 1t took in deposing Queen Iiliuo-
kalani. Mr.. Daniel added that violence.
however unwarranted at the time. had
only anticipated the day Of fate" lie was,
therefore, IN favor OF the recognition by
Congress OF the Provisional Government.
What more could an annexationist ask?
But Mr.. Daniel went much further wheD
he said that "to the new government end
it's American supporters in Hawaii he
waved over the waters his greetings OF
God-spcod." God-speed in what? The Ha-
waiiars will understand Mr.. Daniel as in
effect one Of their American friends For
our part, we shall join with them in
| thanking Mr.. Daniel for his course Up to
this time.
More: Mr. Daniel said that the
| little American. or rather eau
casian colony in Honolulu. was the
first spray Of a mighty wave that
its ships and its arts and its arms. All,
yes. and those American arms need only
TO be exhibited TO the dusky islanders TO
insure their acqulescence in the new order
| Of things which will follow up the full
| flment of this latter part Of Mr.. Daniels
| prediction. lie forecasts the future.
| Delicatoly he intimatcd that the present
| administration had not acted Alright in
| all these affairs. but he made amends
| by applaudng its "brave and rugged
| honesty"
We had feared that Senator Daniel
might go too far in the direction in which
he moved in discussing the Hawaiian
| problem. But our fears were not well
| founded. He will be found on the right
| side, we predict. when 1t comes to de-
| Gliding whether Hawaii shall belong to
| Uncle Sam or TO some European power
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
The Manassas Railroad.

The bill chartering a company 10 con-
struct a railroad from Richmond TO Ma
nassas was favorably reported some time
aeo from the House Committee on Roads.
and is now on the House calendar. A
sImilar bill is now before the Senate Com
mittee on Roads, and will be considered
by that body at a meeting 10 be held to-
night In the Senate Chamber.
Richmond wants this road. So do all
Che counties through which 1t will pass.
80. we believe, do the people of the State
nj large. II is likely to do Virginia a
great deal OF good and unlikely 20 do any
body harm; no. not even the railroad in
terests which are opposing 1t so strenu-
ously.
The State has a considerable interest
fsay. s55OOOo) In the Richmond. Frede-
ricksburg, and Potomac Railroad Com
many. but this the bill requires. shall be
sold (and minimum price for II IL fixed
before the charter becomes operative. The
States property-rights are therefore fully
protected. What Is more. her holdings In
the Richmond, fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company can now be
most adyantageously disposed of. and the
proceeds reinvested in Virginia bonds.
number of rumors have been put
afoat with the purpose. 1t would seem.
of showing either that the road will never
be built~that IL Is only IA pocket-charter'
which Is asked-or. IL built. Will be ope-
rated In connection with some great
northern railroad system. For our part
we give the scheme our support. because
we believe that the road win be built.
Any reasonable conditions desirable TO
test the bona fdes OF the corpOTators will,
we are certain. be accepted by these gen.
tiemen. and the others who are asking TO
be allowed 10 engage with them In this
enterprise. The second objection should
not be allowed to weigh 10 the detriment
OF the bill. After the road is built from
Richmond 90 Manassas II viii of course
want northern connections. and. IL 1t gets
them. Richmond will have two good lines
North. And in this matter what will bene-
1T Richmond win benefit the Virginia pub
lie generally. so II would seem that no
thing unreasonable Is requested OF our
General Assembly. The people ask the
right 10 build another railroad. That Is
Al, Their request ought not TO be denied
upon any grounds that We have seen ad-
vanced so far.
So we trust that the Senate Committee
will give 10 the bill the same favorable
consideration that 1t received from the
House Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
S. P. HsveNoa IN GREENSBORO
An Alleged Newspaper-sharp and swind
Ter ON His Rounds--W anted.

GREENSBORO, n. c.. February a.
CSpeciaL)-Last week a man named II. p.
Hevenor. a well-dressed cripple, came to
town. He claimed to be from New York.
and his business is getting up Industrial
issues for local papers. He was smooth
talker. an all-round newspaper-man,
brilliant writer, and the samples Of work
he has done In other places were excel
lent. Hence. IL did not take long to in
duce Mr.. Barber, editor OF the Patriot.
at this place to agree to allow him the
use of his paper for his purpose. The
Chamber OF Commerce were so well
pleased with the scheme that they very
readily endorsed him, and he then In
short while, secured some very good con-
tracts. and would undoubtedly have made
n good thing Of II, but for an interference.
He had collected several dollars In adj
vance and was getting along very well.
On Sunday, however. Mr.. Barber saw In
the Lynchburg News that the police Of
that city We're after "a man named III. r.
Hevenor, who had been swindling people
In that neighborhood by passing himself
of as an agent for Lynchburg papers. Mr..
Barber at once telegraphed the News to
know II this report was correct. Receiving
an affirmative answer he at once saw
Hevenor and showed him the telegram.
The young man did not seem TO be greatly
disturbed. but admitted that he got on
drunk while in Lynchburg, and that he
did not know what he did while there.
Mr.. Barber then advised him to turn over
the money which he had collected and
skip town. He replied that he had al
ready spent part OF the money, and that
he was unable to make it good. Mr.. Bar
Der then agreed that If he would leave
town at once he might keep enough OF the
money to pay his railroad fare. This was
done. and the editor OF the Patriot is out
a nice little sum OF money, which he has
TO refund