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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-17
ODDS AND ENDS.


The loud talker is seldom strong think
er.
Spain is one of the principal copper
producing countries.
A man never looks to gee II there is
woman under the bed.
The estimated death rate of the world is
"a per l 200 per annum.
How TO make money ont Of Wall street
keep out.-Newport News.
Ancient spinsterhood is the flirt' 8 pun.
khment for contempt Of court.
Crpsus' wealth was derived from the
placer gold mines of the river Pactolus
Because misfortunes never come singly
should be no argument against marriage.
British vessels do nearly all the carry
ing trade Of Great Britain and nearly half
that of all the rest of Europe.
The New Nation, which was started
some time ago by Mr.. Bellamy, the author
Of Looking Backward" has suspended
publication.
| A Berlin bird fancier died lately of a
peculiar form of consumption contracted
in consequence of receiving into his nos
trils parasites common to canary birds.
A university institute of physiology
and an institute designed especially for
carrying on archaeological researches
have been founded at Brussels by NJ. Sal
way, wealthy Belgian.
A granite fountain is to be erected in
front of Cooper Union, New York city the
gift of Mrs. Marie Guise Newcomb, the
nrtist, who raised the necessary money by
selling one of her works.
The prPtor was magistrate elected
for the purpose Of administering justice
when the consuls were absent from Rome.
There were two prRtors-one for the city,
one for places at distance.
In a Scotch asylum there Is a woman
one form of whose insanity before she was
incarcerated consisted In having her
horses shoes of solid gold, with gold nails,
each set of shoes and nails costing $500.
Recent estimates show that about 40,-
OO0,0OO pounds of candy are sold in this
country during the year, or fraction over
1903 $50 pounds day. Atan average Of 20
cents a pound, that would be t12, ,971 80
paid out every day in the year for candy.
Baron Edmond de Rothschild's colony
In Palestine shows such promise of success
that he has purchased more land. In ac-
cordance with the baron's request the col
onists have all abandoned the use of Yid-
dish and now speak nothing but Hebrew
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Wholesale Agenst.
HOW PEOPLE ARE HUMBuGGED.
Claim Agents Who Promise to Recover
Estates of Dead Englishmen.


Estates of Dead Englishmen.
Another man has been ested for fool
ing folks by telling them he can establish
their claim as heirs to vast English es.
tates. 1t is true that a good deal of land
and a good deal of money in England have
reverted to the crown because the families
which once had them have died out. 1t is
also true that the government would be
glad to deliver this property over to the
living heirs if they could be found.
1t doesn't follow, though, tlpt because
Sir Edwin Jones died without issue and
also without relatives that every man in
America who is frescoed with the name Of
Jones is lineal descendant of Sir Edward
and has right to enjoy his estates.
If the American Jones, however, hap.
pens to be first class idiot, a plausible
rogue can persuade him that he has the
blue blood of the aboriginal Jones in his
veins, and that instead of opening oysters
or dredging for CLANS he ought to be
mounted on the drivers seat of "A hand
some drag or riding the best jumper in the
country
Everybody likes to be told that he is su
perior to his position, and that his true
place is in the very highest English society,
such as Sir Edward occupied before he
drank himself to death with fine old Scotch
whisky. S. Jones, the clamdigger, or the
other Jones who has made "A few thou
sands and would like to tie himself to Sir
Timothy This or Sir Ballihad That listens
to the sweet tales of flattery with hungry
ears.
Then the agent, who is an expert at his
little game, because he has tried it on 20
foolish people suggests that he will climb
the genealogical tree of the oyster opener
or of the other fellow with the "few thou.
sands, and hasn't the slightest doubt that
he can arrange to have him occupy that ivy
covered castle within very reasonable
time. In the meanwhile of course the
lucky dog who is to inherit several millions
sterling will scarcely begrudge him pal
try hundred dollars or so with which to
cover necessary expenses. The hundred
dollars are forthcoming, and thereupon the
agent is Immediately forthgoing. Jones
continues to dig clans, but is minus a
years hard earnings, and the other Jones
with the "few thousands" carries on the
grocery business at the old stand as usual
1t seems preposterous, but that dodge
when carefully worked has gulled hun
dreds Of Americans The victims have nc
more chance of recovering from the crown
than they have of gathering nosegay from
the moon. There is nothing whatever in
the scheme. 1t is pure folly from begin
ming to end, and the man who tells you
otherwise is rank impostor.
Don't hunt for money in that way, and
don't mind If you are not related to ST I'd
ward. Get your dollars by honest work
and when you have earned them don't tol
crate the presence of these European claim
agents" except just long enough to kicl
him down the front steps,-New York Tele
| gram.
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Military authorities at Vienna are ex-
tremely reticent concerning the mechan-
ism Of that harvester of death, the Saliva
tor mitrailleuse, but they have been una
bic to conceal their satisfaction over its
wonderful capabilities, The great advan-
tage possessed by this weapon over exist
ing rapid fire guns is found in its ability
to sustain moderately heavy discharge of
from 80 to 100 rounds per minute, and
this can be increased to 400 or more per
minute when dangerous phase has been
developed by the attack of an enemy. The
mechanism for this purpose is very sim
pie and consists of an oscillating pendu-
lum which regulates the speed of firing
Charleston News and Courier.
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The Grumbler and the Boy.

"Clumsyr' exclaimed the pedestrian when
he was struck on the foot by the broom Of
the shopboy who was sweeping OF the side
walk.
II don't know about that" replied the
boy, I've swept off this sidewalk every
morning for two years. Probably million
persons have passed while | was sweeping,
and you are the first one I've hit"
"If you had missed hitting hundred mil.
lion, what difference would that make tC
mei" said the pedestrian as he went of
with his mouth full of grumble, Boston
Transcript
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-17

PLUMBERS AND TIN-SMITHs.
EMMELUTH & CO,
Nuuanu St
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Full moon on the 18th at . hr Is m p. m.
Time Whistle Blows at H., Sm., 34s. pm. OF
Honolulu time. which is the same rs l2h, On,
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 5 seconds
to a statute mile.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-11-17

There are 5,925 lighthouse stations In
the world. OF these England has Sl7, the
United States S02, Canada and Newfound-
land 494, and France comes fourth with
4i4 lights Tho whole of Europe has 5 AT
H. hshthOuses or stations
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
md refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
SAW FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky NEW YORK. N.Y.
HOBRON DRUG co.
Wholesale Agenst.
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For Sale.

Norner lot AT PunahoulOO by 400 feet House,
" contains parlor, dinning room, three
bed rooms, bath room-hot and cold water
etc, stable and carriage house, etc.
The grounds are well laid out in fruit and
ornamental trees.
For particulars, address A. b., this office.
w9-tf
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oApELL I,npupLIcANs



OlEaulIlng for tho Campaign All Along
tho Lino-Dcmorrntlu Converts.
Sittio, Diwdeh TO nc htcliiOacu.
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, April 2o.-For
tho past wcok tho Republicans Of this
acctIon havc boon hard at work. Tho
leaders and rank and fllc have laborcd
together aud their Efforts TO organize
clubs for tho approach zig election have
boon crowned with success. Not in tho
history Of tho party In Caboll county
was no much interest shown as there
WIS In completing tho organization OF u
county club, Rnd on Friday night whom
tho Chairman raped for order ut Pal
NOR hall worry ncar throo hundred men
crowded tho place.
u. l. Matthews was chairman and no
and othOrs made speeches. A COM
mtttoo on bylaws and constitution was
appointed to report next Friday night.
Tho organization was christGned tho
Lincoln club and upon calling for
signors over ono hundred aud sixty
namos wGro placed on tho roll OF mem.
bcrship, some OF them Democrats. Ono
mnn' In particular, Q. n. Priehard, tho
publisher Of The Critk,t, IN advertising
Sheet and u lilo long Democrat, made
n speech asking to no admitted to tho
club aud Ropublicanism.
Last night In tho Third ward another
club was started with u membership OF
about ono hundred md the good work
Is going on all over tho county. Cabell
county Is not reliably Democratic from
tho way thinSa are looking now.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

DR.. William Harris. who is buried at
cambridge, O., mado tho first artificial
tooth In this country In 1900. llO In.
serted shcop's tooth, which wcrc kept
In place with tho aid OF n hickory plug.
This years Fourth Of July celebration
In tho Maino village OF Mlbtidgu Is to
DO managed by tho ladica aud they
PROMISE that 1t shall DO noteworthy for
Its patriotism aud pyro,ochnics."
Ono OF tho R,onoRraphors working In
tho capitol estimates that up to tho mid.
do OF April moro than 20,0lo, 900 words
had boon uttorcd In the debates OF tho
Fifty'third Congress.
Biriscyo Blakomau, n woll.kuown
Now Yorker, intends expanding SO, 900
In tho construction OF library for
S,rauord, Conn. Ito is a native OF STRAIT.
fond.
0hio's Oldest inhabitant, Mrs, Polly
Smith. OF West Union. died Yesterday,
aged los years Oddly enough, she is
said TO have died of quick consumption.
Tho skunk farm near buchanan,
Mich, Is booming, Not loss than 5000
arc busrowod in tho side hills. Their
hides arc worth iromSl " 10 81 90 each.
Business mon OF New York city, W no
have in their employment 10000 boys,
havo determined TO give the proIercucG
10 boys who do not smoke cigarettes
The chief Spanish execus,oncr has
JUST died at Madrid, On tho dav Of his
funeral thirte0n candidates applied Tor
tho vacant place,
The earliest coins werO formed BY i'm.
pressing seals on one side OF dies OF tho
metal rs u eeslidcatjon Of weight and
inenGsS
There aeo Isl pounds OF salt in ton
Of water IRON the Deadsca. In the At.
lsntic tho amount is 81 pounds to every
ton.
\ elan, With the claws Of $ t;sh.hawk
irnly held by It's she'll was picked 10
at Southport, \. c., = short time Sso,
A French ehcSr was caught trying to
steal the bullet arost Goa, that TaiIes
Dowo exhibits every day in Berlin.
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ThIrd Ohin pIslrIct.

Tomorrow tho fight In tho Third
congressional district Of Ohio will DO
decided 1T tho POLLS, Tho distriet gavo
1000 majority for llOuE, who rocOntly
diOd, but Mckinley carried II by 100
Tho conditions that prevailed at that
time hnvo not changed, but Major
Rathbonc, tho Republican candidate,
has not ouly popular man with his
party to contend with, but worry
wealthy ono, who haa boon worry prodi,
Hal with his money.
II Mr., sorH should win Il will merely
bo another caSo OF tho Dutch taking
Holland. However, tho Republicans
arc uOnSuinc OF success, ltthcy should
succeed 1t will emphasize tho emphasis
OF last fall.
1t may not no important, but Mr..
Sors in his youth was resident OF
Wheeling and Is remembered by mauy
OF his Sehoolmatca In this city. This
fact has not boon brought out in tho
campaign, but whether Il has been
Intentionally concealed or forgotten by
MIR, Sots Is not known.
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The GenI 1Hu,e csmtns,

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a BAD MAN IN OHIO.
hut lilo rlO0rlshOl a Century aud Half

Hut lie flourlshcd u Century and HALF
1Nc4, Bioae, ASO'
A short tina ago William Gable, a
young man, was working near big
rock in the northwestern corner OF
Morgan county. o. He accidentally
shocked some moss OF it and revealed
Two or three letters chiseled in tho sur
iacc. lie began to dig at once and, re.
moving the remaining moss, found q
message from Lewis WhetEle, or WetZel,
as he Is known TO pioneer history. On
the lace OF the rock Is tho legend en-
JOY the peace which l have prepared for
YOU, AMI TO the RICH, OF this il the in
seripuon cut in the sandstone: En-
Graved by me, Lewis Wetzel, Born in
Viz, Feb, %9th, l75a."
The discovery ei this rock, long buried
beneath the woSd'S moss and leaves,
brings 10 mind oace more the wonder.
~! deeds OF daring OF Wc;Eel. Close to
,hia rock ran the old federal trail, which
led iraG Grave Creek 20 the Scioto
towns. Il crossad the Muskiasum
river at tbs present towa OF Gayspor:.
The town OF tae Delaware Indians was
pnncan'S Falls, i've miles % the river.
Ths trail ran close 10 this le;tetea rock
on the high ridge Just above il, and i;
is very likely thss We;sel did the work
while on one Of his scouting expe6i-
lions 2lcnS this trail. 1t wss on one OF
thesa that We,zel, armed only With his
knife aud :oGShawk, attacked q camp
OF four Indians. Three Of them be
killed, the fourth ran for his life aud
escaped.
We;ssl was wonderful Ean in Macy
rssHst,s. Notvery t2ll, only lee; . in
cheS he was man q enormous
strength, His shoulders wsrs those .;
a SIAa: and his caeS, gave roiiee 10 al
TIA! he could run race with any savage
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his eyes mere Mack ana sho1s NTH :
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friend
lis name Will Be forever connected
WITH the history Of ihs haciss G;cas tie
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PERSONAL POINTS

Thomas Wentworth NiSsiusoa ssys
tina; no thinks Charles Sumner Intro,
iuceI envelopes into the United Sts;es,
SIS tae senator eeoGch: some samples OF
them home with him whea he returned
70 Boston from England in ISM Col.
HisSiasen's ars1 recollection CT eavel.
opes eees hack 10 lSiS whsn he saw
;Asn il Cambridge. Mass. This bsias
:Ac. case, tae eave,ope au;eSsiss the
postage ssSrap in the United S;S,sA
HaSsae Murphy, oi San Francisco
who did The o;esz day in Paris, Was
the Marquis 10 Ma,aaS hr t:tle con-
tSsrn1 by the lats Pope FiuS IN. bat
10 Was neVee SnS:ainS but Eess2e
Murphy sGiNGS his frisads and So
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Anarchist Emile Henry Is cheerful
and comrlacrnt seoundtcl. In Qua OF
those interesting little sct.,os that take
plSce between Fronch judge aud tho
prisoner at tho bar Henry declared
hnasttully that when he exploded his
dynamite bomb in tho Cato Terminus
his aim was 10 kill, not TO wound.
he said no wanted to kill lot Of
bourgeois, falling in tina. the police
whom he does the honor to regard as
also his cnCmic& nc said no VIZ,
proud OF wha; no hSd doao-killod one
person aud wounded twpnty-aud was
0aly sorry tina. he had not killed uorS
There is no question as TO yha, will
happen 10 Henry.
Ncarys head will 50 into the hsskc,
ct NJ, Ie Paris But tho suNlo.ims
seems 10 have no terror ies mon Of hi.
stamp They &ns 50 poisoned with 50,
snsNist doctrines tina; they eeus, al tho
;erc>rs Of the law fortunately for
HsNaep French justice accommodates
thcu, as tass IS i; can Law hold q them,
DswN in Honduras they aea making
fos>ei ll,aaS hut they 30 no; call shsr,,
sSiy,ss The CN.aINSaUcsl
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ucclloO aud ,hor chlldren'a chlldrcn
tho nnlmolilIcs, tho rancor and tho huto
that woro born In madnosB and baptized
In tho blood OF their proud and impo.
rlouS chivNlry,
Rather lot those questions aink Into
tho waters OF oblivion to rico no moro
forever than to kOOp rtIrrins tho pool
OF bltlor memories, Lot uO have ono
hiutory M vol rs ono flag and ono
country.
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SINtlGT IENaIth % Nt Rlt.letHor
SrEunSSviLLE, O., April GA dcs-
pSrate tight occurred here carly this
morning between some drunken serc-
nndcrs. Charles Perkins slashed
Thomas Davis twice on the arm and
several times on tho lct. side, and with
n swipc cut tho tail oil the coat Of Sam
ucl Lawson, who tried to part them.
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Dan iron at n cont a pound Is dcciA.
cdly cheap commodity and not ono Of
tho boat signs Of tho limos. This pro.
due, Ia worth moro monoy, aud will
bring itwhon business begins to regain
its health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-30

Coh DnEcEiSnD0r 10 Of tho opinion
that tho pcoplo havo nothing to do with
tho private litc OF public man. Posi-.
bly,. But tho private lilo OF Col. Brock
inridSo hna bccn made public. There's
tho rub"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-30

up tho mileSi In tlno shape. There are
fcw places In tho country In which tho
bicycle 10 moro In favor than In Wheel.
Ing, and TOW that can allow up bc.tor
average OF whoolmcn.