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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-23
sALUrEs FROM THE SKIES.
An Hour of Elemental War Build
inIs Entered by Lightning.


1t looked bad for the predictions
OF FAIR weather Yesterday forenoon,
and when the small hours beyond
the meridian arrived a Virgins or
IA Lyons wasn't needed to reveal that
storm was imminent. The clouds
,hickpned aud lowered until the tops
uf the hills were draped in a dark
veil. Then, with but slight pre-
monitory rumhlings. at tire" O'Clock,
there was binding flash of light
ming that made the misty air rides
cent for an instant. a terrific crash
of thunder followed the discharge
within three seconds, proving that
the aerial battery was well within
the dagger limits Rain that had
begun to iail ia a thIck drizzlu now
came down in torrents. In a few
moments there was another fierce
flash. followed within a second by a
sharp report. rcverb"rating against
buildings with the roar Of cannon.
Pcupl" did not wonder il il struck
in town, but what structure had
been the butt Of the stroke.
Ii was soon reported that the Ha-
waiiau Electric Co.'S works were
struck by lightning at the second
great discharge, but owing To light
mug arrrstrrs ne damage was done.
For a few moments blue llamrs
danced throughout the building.
maIing rair spectacle uf eiectri-
city a, play.
The electric nuid entered the
drugstore Of HOLSTER ~ Co. aud
burned out two safety fuses con
nrct"d with tho iurauln'crut lights,
These Il,s,'s were on wires lea ling
to lamps not lighted. and lamps that
were lighted were not affected. Fin"
fuses went of with a startling report
like that of pistol.
Lightning entered the Grocery
store of ii. May y CO. also, PLAYING
on the tclrphunu wires without do
lug any damage.
la the Central Of the Bell Trir.
phone Company the lightning in
iiIr,"d the ""ly personal injury t..
ported. Charles Crane, operator
received u shock in the ears that
rausrd hlm to fail un, uu~cIuus e.
the door. Tenants uf the law office.
downstairs heard him fail. aud rush
iug up assisted he other ;r!cphOu,
employees IA Efforts nj restoration
Water was da-htd over Crahc's Ia,
aid other means "nplny"d, but h,
lny frr ten minutes briur" h" regain
"u his snus"-. He IL feeling uurnm
lrrrahlr to-day from ia" effects ("
ia" suuTa. Ia" utl"r operator. ha,
tnlD SON" warning II trouble on Ia,
wins, and hastily throwing oil thcll
ear cap, saved themselves. Gran,
wa, ia thr az, II dN,stjng him~"l
ui the conn, elton likewise when b,
wa, struck dnWn.
ru"rr wh- not any heavy dis
rharg" after III" s"Nrr.sl ahnv,
uut"j. hui tie" rain poured withuu
r"spit" fun hour. tn" street
w"r Il"rdrd. Down Fort street 81
hu'h sides rushed Wide streams. II
one or two place" meeting uu ih'
crown ~ IT," roadway rh"r" va
un a." -lg" vii hnut waltng at IN,
crDs-iug over ih" street. ugradvI
hN.sti,".ts w"r" simply rearing
brook. over their whole surface
Bninrr five O'clock ia" precipitation
had moderated into "a light drIHi,
ard TIA" r,.l II tn" evening wa
fairly dry uy"rh"ad.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-23
Life Is Misery

To many people who have the faint
uf scrufula ia their blood. I'll" ago.
nics caused by TIA" dreadful running
sores and other manifestations Of
this disease are bry"nd description.
There i no other remedy equal to
Hoods Sarsaparilla for scrolula.
salt rh"um aud every form Of bioud
disease. II is reasonably sure to
benefit all who give it fair trial.
IIoud's Pills cure all liver ills.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-23
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

Lightning arrcstcrs are N demand.
The new p. 6. stamps will be is
sued on Monday.
Hawaiian Council, A. l.. of H..
will meet this evening.
There has been no meeting as yet
of the new Board of Education.
Kaouli, the wounded policeman,
was doing very well this morning.
\ kuna letter says there is cloud
Of candidates for District Magistrate
HAMS vacant place.
Fresh frozen oysters on ice at
Notes will be the finest article in
sight after the Australia arrives.
The owner Of second hand sew
ing machine can find purchaser 10y
corresponding with p. o. box lGl.
The Portuguese red by j. VI. Was
intend holding another mass meet
ing on Sunday next in the drill shed.
Trial OF Kun Wun. the uscappc,
has again been remanded until Feb.
rs, un account of the absence Of
Captain Larsen.
The one-milc bridge, Nuuanu ave
nue.. partly damaged during storm
recently ~ stated 10y the BULLETIN
at The time, is being repaired.
The Y. NJ. c. A. juniors have a
social tonight at Z O'Clock. Mr..
Arthur Reynolds. architect, will give
a talk on THE Worlds Fair"
Tho Austrian man.ui-war Fasano.
which was here about two years ago,
and whose Captain was buried here.
arrived at Colombo, Dec. T. last.
The Crescent baseball club is first
ia the field. They will hold y meet e
ing at the \. NJ 6. 4. hail this even
lug at 1::D o'clock, to prepare for
the coming season.
Secure tickets for the kawaiahao
concert March 3. Tickets fer sal"
E,,L, / r W,tnrh,ns. smith
Io,"r. h r,iko and Hawaiian %rws
c..
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.,,,,rL i,.u,n,r,y Sn,nrI,v r,h
ni'I -, -.,n ~ ., 49,. LaIi - 49,
Th"'.',,,Li,, Trory r"r', w. IT,.
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The Hawaiian lrn.crnt black
stamps are all ont, non" hring pro
,yiirn'I" at '"" -, Once. li"nr!
, hh'''l'''''' '"'i'' 'n''' lnl' 'ii,'r'
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Ni"k Br"hmo. "X COOK II the l.. q
garrison. cam" around 10 soft ,Dai
the ,irLLErIT to-day. llr i, ruuniul
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-23

TiIE UNDERSGNE ED HAVE BEEN APPOINTED SOLE
thee prepared -
The q ur
established acknowledged"
argentine Republic, Peru, \.,rtiL md rl.'wr the
above clam.
The the largely 'r luuriy
Il . ,
IL safeguard making
q / n IL
The strongly m IT, , l.,
I n II ron -
and hing breaks,
which c quickly ally placed ih
, II Of
and allowing tl mill Thoroughly ur,s r.
The iI, r
the mill rIls doc -
hand l"twrn mills u NJ -
l"Nlrr wlc!
drawings llam
successful! install and them,
Ia ordering SItKEIN'EIs nd ul krr
diameter and wnl t the mil rolls wlih
also the side g hnnI ,rlNry ct
mil r" aud distance
nI G,
aud llLwl MAJ, k"la' whore the! -',l
frnrh and further /" had h.
VIM, G IRWIN & CO., Id.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-23
Chr lollN 4 tliGtjn.
FRIDAY, FEB. %, 1891.
M A r IN f N Ew <;
Departures.

FRpAY. Feb IL.
Stmr Mikahala for NawiliwiIi. h, Loaf. blr-
elc, Makaweli, Waimra and krkulia al
5pm
Stmr W q Hail for 1Ahaina. MdnlauH
kona, Kau AMI Volcano at lUum
Stnr Pele for HauanIauu
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-23
Passengers.
DEPARTURES.

For Maui and Hawaii per -trr " q
Hall. Feb - Volcano: Mr Rush an, Dr
kallrn. Way port: X Ok"tis, M,ur
Hym, W kekaula, T. Peek. i lliggiu.. II
q Rand, X Gardner and ~ deck.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-23
ONE DOLLAR FOR FREIGHT.
The Poultry Bunco Man at Large
Again.


4 native named Puahala. an "X.
convict. is still pursuing the hunro
game. for wnich h" has served terms
ia Oahu laii. Puahala was released
from jail only u few days ago. and
hriug pnnnIlrse, ~ well ~ evidently
wlhuut friends, he has a-alIr en-
gagged in his u"iariuuS "EnIt. Tie
It III plays the old game with which
he rnlm"rly cheated several people,
the last time mu'rttug Mrs. Maine
iona to h" tune Of - for which he
served Il sentence ON ia" reef.
Yesterday huahala visited II resi-
d"m"r and said that h" received a
nuuhcr Of rhlrkcus and turkeys hy
til" steamer ". u. Hail the day pre-
Niuu,. aud being unable to pay the
freight lac had asked u ChinnWau to
pay il for him. The Chiuaman paid
the pur-rr -, aud he (luaiaiaI did
not hny" the money, So til" China
man was holding he poultry I'll th"
loan wa, paid. II" asked thrOwu"r Of
the house Tor an advance uf - ON u
turkey, saying Ii" would b" buck III.
side # an hour aud deliver til" bird
or refund I II" money, His story was
believed and l." got TIA" coin, bat he
ht, nrgl"crrd to repay it, whli" til"
GNrr, learning "f the trick, huns,
"lh"r" are nDn"n's when ON" wants
t. tee alone,
The police ought to keep an "y"
open for this old chap.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-23
ANOTHER HEAVY PENALTY.
Sentenced to Fine and Imprlson-
ment for Selling Opium.

All Chew has been indicted in u
heavy fine aud imprisonment by
District Magistrate Robert son for
selling nuts filled with opium, TIL,
Chinaman was arrested al the Tong
Hing Society building on Feb, 10Th,
Captain Andrews furnished th","
with marked money and AT tn" right
time entered the building with "a
posse Of policemen. All Chew wa
caught in the act,
The defendant in his own defense
stated that he WAS only visiting h"
place aud had not been there five
minutes when arrested. tie wa
sentenced to pay II fine If $500 aud
be imprisoned at hard labor ,i>
months.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-02-23

Mrs. Emily 7 horne, who reside, at
Toledo, Washington, says she has
never been able to procure any
medicine for rheumatism chat re-
lieves the pain So quickly aud "lIrc
tually rs Chamborlain's Pam Balm
aud that she has also used il for
lame back with great success. For
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
" Co., Agents for the Hawaiian
Islands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

wickham. Hardwicke. Campbell. Lor-
raine and Murphy. A resolution was
adopted providing for , , a u ePen a 10 a
priated to be offered In premi ums Spo
for first, 800 for second and 800 for third,
provided that there are TWO or more com
panies outside OF the States of Virginia
and North Carolina, and that four com
panies compete. II only three companies
compete. only the first ana second prizes
will be given. In "A letter, received sat
rrday. Lieutenant @. Is IraIlSs, M VIC ,Sn
number OF companies that viii enter
from Washington. / could not state pos
itlvcly. but as ] wrote you before. there
ing nightly with the intention Of going
TO Richmond. There are at least four
companies who will enter, and, no doubt.
several more. should you decide TO make
the drill open to Maryland and the Dis
trict Of Columbia"
There will be called meeting OF the
Executive and Citizens Auxiliary Com
mittees this morning at II o'clock, to
consider proposition from James taine
e Son to give night performance at the
Exposition OF their latest production,
Last Days OF POmpeii.
PRiorIcIAa DAILY.
Two companies Of the Blues battalion
have been drilling three times a week re-
Gently. with view of entering for the
was thought Ihat Captain Mushbachs
company. of Alexandria. would take part
In the. competition, but II Is understood
that they have decided to remain away
on account OF the loss Of time which
IL would involve and the extra expenses
connected with such a trip.
The HarrisonburS Guards, Company, c.
Of the Second regiment. stationed at Har-
risonburg. have also been drilling for some
time. They expect 10 participate in a
competition drill at Alexandria on
eventually decide to compete for the
prizes offered by the Virginia Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Society. The Farm
vile Guards are also preparing for the
contest and II IS said that the Peters
burg Grays intend 10 enter for the con-
test. What other companies from Virginia
have made up their minds TO come 10
Richmond on October 9th for n similar
pur1Ose IS not known. Several compa-
MES Of the First regiment were very de-
sirous to take part in the competition.
but Colonel Henry G. Jones is determined
not 10 allow them To enter II Is thought
by the members Of the committee that
al least two companies Of the military
from North Carolina Will be present on
occasion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
Law and Egulty Court

In the Law and Equity Court. before
Judge Minor. yesterday, suit was lnsti-
tuted by Richard Maury q Co. against
Wishart d g.. for 5000 damages.
The jury D. the chancery case Of Ari-
anna Nichols against James W. Johnson
and Willis Wise brought in a verdict yes
terday This is the third trial Of the
case. both Of the previous trials In the
Chancery Court resulting In hung jurieS.
The contest Is over paper purporting
to be the will OF Ellochy Winston. by
which all of the deceased's property was
left to James w. Johnson. The admins
traitor on the paper in question is Willis
Wise The plaintiff in this case. Arlanna
Nichols. is sister Of the deceased.
The case was given 10 the jury last
Friday evening and yesterday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock they agreed on a verdict
against the validity Of the will.
\ motion 10 set aside the verdict was
made. but the Court took It under con-
sheraton.
Judgment was rendered I'm favor Of the
National Wall Paper Company against j.
Rlndsbesg FOR A.iOil9, with the cost Of
protest added.
In the case OF the National Wall Paper
Company against Emanuel Ullman judy
ment was given for the plainuf for
81 4oi 10.
Mr.. John Pickrell qualified to practice
at the bar OF this court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
"IHY WIZ BE DONE"
Rev. DR. Hiden Delivers the Third Dis
course on tho Lords Prayer.

Rev. Or. J. G. Hiden delivered the
third Of . series Of sermons on "The
Lords PRAYER" at Grovc-Avenue Baptist
church Sunday night He took as his text
the words. THY Will be done on earth
rs A. is in heaven" The speaker. IN
his Introductory remarks, spoke or the
tendency Of Deople % use words at ram
dom without knowing their real sienin-
cauce. As an illustration, ne sald that
The word "NOte" meant the expression
OF peoples opinion upon certain measures
or persons. and yet how often us Iea al
Alabama" said the speaker, toid me
during a Euhcrnatorim election % al ne
voted for a certain candidate whom ne
believed 10 be- dishonest. because ne had
introduced into the State the best water
melon known So the farmers. Ihat was
government FOR YOU. resting upon the
platform of WatermelOns.
DR. Hiden said that the word will
used boz the text meant not the purpose OF
God. but bis desire The purposes OF an
ail-wise. omnipotcnt. ana omnipresent be
ing were fixed and perfect Nothing could
change them. "Thy Will Doe done
There was "a broad distinction between
the two. God did not will That the sinner
L. lost. 30 was not his purpose. ON the
contrary. be desired that the sinner be
savel. and consequently arranged
scheme of salvation for all who would
accept II.
IL was eacrilege. said the speaker, for
men 20 draw up resolutions upon the
death Of member of their society, 90
the effect that they submitted 10 the VIII
Of the all-Wise Creator when, in some
cases the deceased met his death 10y fall
ius out % window i'm "a fit Of dehrium
tr,m,ue cod should not be saddled with
such WickclncSs.
pr Hden explained the distinction be-
tween the will IN the sense Of purpose
and in the srrse of desire. and drew
number Of striking illustrations i'm con
nrDton with that portion of the dis
course.
In conclusion. he said that ne did not
know where heaven was located. When
Gods desires were carried out by men
here on earth heaven would be eStab-
Nshei In this world.
The speaker announced that the fourth
Of the series Of discOurscs on THE
Lords Prayer would De delivered next
Sunday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18

The opening exercises OF the University
College OF Medicine will take place this
evening at $50 o'clock in the college
building, corner Of Twelfth and Clay
streets.
This formal opening is held in view Of
the fact that the buildings are practi-
cally new. and public dedication is
deemed appropriate An attractive pro-
gramme has been prepared. Bishop John
- Newton will invoke divine blessing.
Or. Joseph A White will. on behalf Of
the faculty. welcome the students; Mr.
A. w Patterson will deliver an address
explanatory OF the graded course Of in
struction-this being a departure I'm med
ical education. There will also be an adj,
dress setting forth the advantages OF
Richmond as a medical centre.
The outlook for students is very fiat
tering. about $50 having matriculated IN
advance Of the opening. Friends OF the
University are cordially invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
An I'D tome otKnowIedge.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
AGAIN ar THEIR POyTy.
Messrs. jos. r. Lxwlsss snd w. w. Scott
Have Returned to the City.

Secretary Of the Commonwealth Law
less and Mr.. w. W. Scott. the State Ii
brarian. have returned from a two weeks
trip TO the North. where they went TO
make themselves familiar with the mod
ern fixtures and appliances to public H.
Drarles, The tour OF inspection was strictly
on business. preparatory to the fitting
up or the interior of the new State LII
brary. which will be ready for occupancy
about December LIST. The two gentlemen
VISITED Washingtont BALTIMORE, New
said yesterday that the most perfect IL
brary OF its kind. he thought, was the
Congressional Library building at Wash
ington. while he found the most modern
improvements I'm the library Of Buffalo
". Y, which contained 5000 volumes.
and gives also the privilege to the pub
lie to take books home.
Messrs. Lawless and Scott who had
mapped out their course according to the
advice OF the manager OF the Library
Bureau In New York. visited in the latter
city the Aston library, the Mercantile
Library, and the Teachers College Ii
brary. In all the Libraries visited they
found metallic bookcases. with the ex-
ception OF the Johns-Hopkins University
where the old time wood work shelves are
still in use, which, however take up too
much space. The two gentlemen secured
a number Of designs. but will not make
any definite decision until they receive
some additional information. which they
expect within a few days. The State Ii
brary Board OF Building Commissioners
will have 10 approve the designs. but
that body viii, OF course, be guided by
the recommendations made by the Score
tary Of the Commonwealth. For some
time past a sample metallic bookcase
has been placed I'm the State Library I'm
the Capitol building by Mr.. Everett
Waddey who is agent for the same.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
NEWS or HENRICO.
Work OF the Special Grand Jury-Looking
for HeIligerents.

The special grand jury Of the Henrico
County Court yesterday returned the fol
lowing true bills
For felony: Archie Hopkins (coloreD.
Msdemeanor. Robert Daniels %. and
Andrew Woodbridge Call cOlOreO.
The indictment drawn against Dr..
frank r. steel, charging him with in
lettering with Constable j. J.. Branch
while in the discharge OF his duty at
,he baseball park. July nth, was re-
'u.nel as not true bill.
a number OF cases were set for trial
~ a.. We Jury are still at work on some
II3Jah Berkeley (coloreO yesterday
psg" H., as administrator of the estate
ca,l t,I,lIa Baker deceased The estate
policies '"' vi INC i"Sui @ice
a. CVsn ms Mosby. Of Henrlco. is look
nr6 iol zone dusky male bellieerents. who
Saturday night Clubs stones and MS
tolls were The weapons used '''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
Pinned Under the Desl.I,oa,d

Electric car No. 50 OF tho Clay1s,roo,
line. c. A. Dicken. motorman coliided
wPh buggy I'm which we're seated "
q Garbett and a lady. Sunday afternoon
Shout ! o'clock, The accident occurred on
the steep Grade OF Franklin street. be-
hicle was overturned and the occuna nts
were thrown out. The gentleman oscaned
injury but the lady was pinned under The
dashboard or the buggy. the SHARP edge
an ugly cash In her check Sergeant Alex
Tomlinson. who CHANGED TO witncse tho
accident, rescued the lady and 'phonod
for one or the ambulance surgeons. lie
relieved her sufferings, after which she
was taken home by her escort. No blame
is attached TO the mOtorman, as the ac-
cident was caused by the carelessness or
lack OF skill OF the driver.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
4N1TRUR HOZfKT.
4 Musicale with Richmond Voices-Want
of Ventilation.

4 partv OF amateurs, comprising some
OF Richmond's finest voices under the
direction Of Prof. Edwin Paine. entertain
ed the Mozart Association on the occa-
sion Of their 766th musicdle iast evening.
Four of the numbers were -glees for
FIVE voices. participated in by Mrs Du--
rett and Nessrs. Montgomery Tribbett,
Cardo7a. and Leonard Montgomery and
Lehman. Mrs. Durrett' Who - ai,"ay vs.. d
her and responded with Annie Laurie,
Which she renders with peculiar sweet
ness and feeling. Mr.. Eubank, Mr. Car
doza. and Mr.. Leonard were he other
s,,ittoJ themselves with their usual skill.
fair audience was present. and al
..A,,. ID ,be huildlng was sitting in the
o ilS Of any attempt whatsoever at
ventilation. they apparently enjoyed the
entertainment very hucH'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-18
VIKGINIA HANh Frs.
Tho As.ocla,ion Wm Meet in Annual Sos
sion To-day.

The Virginia Bankers Association viii
hold its annual meeting in this city to-
Cay There are about 100 banks repre-
scented 300 the association. and fairly
large attendance is expected. The meet
Ing VIII convene ln the assembly-room Of
the Chamber Of Commerce building at
noon. Rev Il. S. Suckney. OF MOnu-
mental church. viii offer the opening
prayer and The address Of welcome will
De delivered hy Mr. 4. l.. BoulWare, of
the First National Bank
Mr.. Richard Byrd. Of Winchester.
viii make an address 0n the history Of
banking In Virginia. after which various
subjects OF practical interest to bankers
will DE discussed
At night the association viii be enter
tained at Westmoreland Club bv the
bankers OF Richmond
Colonel Walter III. TAYLOR. president Of
the Marine Bank Of Norfolk. Is presi-
dent OF the association and viii preside.
Mr. S. O.. Wallace. Of the Citizens Bank
OF Richmond. lis secretary.