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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-23

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-"'nli-r hA'i troubled SIR u lsJat "a
vel known drugg,sl ~ Des hmn-., Ia
li ser "a months A. ilmrr the pam
~Ar Z" ""N~i- that Il" c"uhi n"i IN auJ
ihIng " ia all h- r"ui Il" lee e"uhI not
g"l rh II II mlii h- SpIlI-'i Chamber
ialn'- Pan h"m II "nly made lhr-'
"rrllrAii"ur 4 u, h" says, "And hAN,
r''f''n,nrHlS II g. per- .u- rlnIisTly al
h"'.'i II r. ii sAl" l.! lh,- u Bur
g-ss a bon
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-03-23

We ~"uii uIsr rNr.l ur, I" read rhr
'lN'r'lH"m"nt Il SIum .ur ltNrI k,t.u.
''"f W" have u","I hIir rAI ne
""rl ~ iNNh II any IS.-ul m~hrlu, al
''''H''h"hl" ~ oar culpmh~, Iut hANIng
-.'"h NuDn"nS Liver Krguls'ur falI
l'S a" ~" nh h-Il,A'r +" say thai frI
iSrl"It'H Ahd general lrhilIiy n rsunui
~ - ''Iri '- tEEp NJ CnIr.. ,-iI,nI
N-~r h-uluu, Ohln.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13
THE FEDERAL COURT COMPLETES
IT'S WORK.

The Federal Court completed its
work last right, and viii adjourn this
morning.
During the term the grand jury
found 100 ''true" bills, and II mot
true and eight informations We're
filed. 159 cases were disposed Of.
There were 90 convictions, 81 found
mot guilty" Is nolle pressed, and sci.
fas. The remainder of the cases were
continued.
The court has been in session since
December End, and will meet again
January 18th, for the trial OF civil
causes.
Judge Seymour set his coulter
deep" in the disposal of several cases
Yesterday. For instance, james E.
Yates, of Person. convicted of moon
shining, was fined one thousand dol
lars, and sent to the Albany prison for
eighteen months.
Most of the lawyers, and all the wit
nesses and acquitted left yesterday.
Where are you going uncieY
asked of gray haired old negro who
had been "befo' de cots"
Use gwine home, bless de good
I.awd," he said. And the car-full OF re
lieved looking men smiled at the
thought of leaving the anxious seat.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13
Alpha For Sal

He is a rich bay stallion, 5 years old,
by Allendorf, who is the sire of seven
new performers for 1895, as followers
Dick Hubbard, 2:20 ,; IVapdorf,
2:29 3 4; Rodorf, 800 Ceiaya. 2:13 IA
Dorfmark, $40; Spy, 2;27 4; strong
boy, p, 2:11 A. His dam is sigma
2:3l, trial 1924, nov owned by L. Banks
Holt. Alpha is perfectly sound, and the
only reason for SELF G i that business
engagements prevents giving necessary
attention to so valuable animal
Address
En-. V. DENTON,
Raleigh, N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13
The News i Observer
CpTnAy Dec. Is, 1895.
Personal.

Mr.. :. w. Brewer has gone to At
Ianta.
Mr.. Il. A. Lyon, of Greensboro, is at
the Park.
Mr.. G. w. Reams, of Warren county
is in the city.
Mr.. George Harden, the Durham
horseman, is here.
Mr.. Hal 4. Macon returned yester-
day to Warrenton.
Miss Evie Thomas left yesterday al
+ernoon for Atlanta.
Mrs f. NJ. Martin left yesterday for
afyyiSit to the Atlanta Exposition.
Mrs. w. II. Worth has returned from
,;s;t IN relatives in Greensboro.
Mr. Howard Jones went yesterday
morning TO the eastern part OF the
State.
Nessrs. George L. Gill and W. c.
Brewer. of Wake Forest, are at the
Park hotel.
Mr.. J. w. Thackston left yesterday
can BooI Soy
Mr. p tai returned yesterday
from = ttLs.... up in the interest OF
A. ID. Register & Bro.
Miss Sophie Busbee and Miss Leqiie
p,shee have returned from month
visit 10 friends in Charlotte.
President Winston, of the State
University, was here yesterday. lie
was accompanied by his little son.
George f. Wilson. Esq, well-known
Charlotte lawyer, was here yesterday
to argue case before the supreme
Court.
Mr.. j. ID. Boushall has gone TO VIM
ston. where he is witness in law SUIT
that comes before Forsyth Superior
court this week.
Mr.. d. Boyd Kilnball Of the Char
lotte Cotton Oil Works, was here yes
terday, returning from visit 10 his
old home Middleburg
Sheriff j. NJ. Smith, of Richmond
comfy. is here He and John Nichols,
Thomas Devereux and other he
publicans had political confab in the
Marlborough lobby.
Judge Dan Russell passed through
Yesterday, returning to Wilmington
from Winston, where he mas oeeh at
tending court His devoted, j. Slogan
Harris, Esq, met him at the depot
and they had a brief conference.
Mr.. d. Z. Aycock, of Henderson, was
here yesterday. In addition to being.
editor and proprietor of the Hender-
son Hustler, Mr.. Aycock also runs
cigar factory. He says Henderson IS
constantly improving and growing.
+. II. Busbee, Esq, left the city yes
terday afternoon for San Francisco
via New Orleans upon professional
business. His Office will remain open
during his absence and his regular
business viii be attended to.
Mr. ". j. Norwood, who has served
so efficiently as foreman of the grand
Jury at the Federal Court, returned
Yesterday to his home in Warrenton.
He is of the opinion that the average
moonshiner is not on speaking terms
with the truth, and that there were
some pretty tough cases on the docket
at this term of the Federal Court.
Mr.. j. s. noyster, who has been at
torney in q number of eases before the
Federal court, and has been in Raleigh
for week, returned to Oxford yester-
day, all the cases having been disposed
of The deputy marshals have made
Granville one OF their happy hunting
grounds" for the past year, and raked
into court about everything in the
county that had the smell of liquor
bn it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13
AoENrs wANTEn-LARGE PROFIT

AGENTS WANTED-LARGE PROFIT
want one agent in each town and
village in North Carolina to sell Turn
er's n. C. Almanac 1.-THE Old Rella-
BILE" Large profit in selling them and
every agent or dealer guaranteed n
cainst all loss. For special terms, &c.'
address,
Jas. II. Ennis. Publisher,
Raleigh. \. G..
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13

For the accommodation of our Gus
toners we will keep our store open from
now until Xmas, until p m.
Wo0I.IC IT & Son.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13
E0ITND.

A ladies' shoe. Owner can get same
by applying at News and Observer Of
fee, describing property and paying
cost of this notice.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13
WANTED

Man TO travel Salary $500 per week
and expenses. Must furnish refer
ences and security. Address with
stamp, Box 2s8, Danville. Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13
Raysfer,s f,anfiies

Take home package Of our candy.
We commend Peanut Brittle, Butter
Cups, Boston Chips, Vanilla Cream
Taffy. Try them, 2Cc per pound.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13

MAKE MONEY BY CAREFUL SPECULATION
iIiGTan through reliable successful firm. E1cel'
lent opportunities 70 make profits BY our new plans
Fully explained and sent free. Highest references
PATTisoN Il CO., 603 Omaha Building, Chicago Ill.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13
C. A. SHERWOOD g. co.
Goods in Season.

Self.raising and plain Buckwheat
Flour, Graham Flour, Rolled Oats,
SHREDDED Oats, Dat Flakes and Dat Meal.
New Shore Mackerel, Family Roe
Herring. in any sized package or by re
tail, Mullet Roe, Shad Roe, Picked Pigs
Feet, Honeycomb Triple and Drawn.
Southampton Hams, Ferris Hams,
Westphalia Hams, Boneless Breakfast
Strip.
Navy Beans, Split Peas, White Peas,
Black eyed Peas, Head Rice, Imported
Potatoes, Cabbages and Cranberries.
Nelson's Gelatine, Cox's Gelatine,
Keystone Gelatine, the last named at 10c.
package, is warranted as good as the
best.
Maple Sap Syrup, Vanilla Drip Syrup,
New Orleans and Ponce Porto Rica
Molasses.
Mince Meat in Wood and Glass and
by retail.
New English Walnuts, Texas Pecans,
Brazils and Almonds, Five Grown Olus-
ter Raisins, Three Crown London Layed
Raisins. Loose Muscatels, Layer Figs,
Nectarines, Apricots, Seedless Raisins
and Currants, Foreign and Domestic
Dried Fruits.
Imported and California Fruits and
Vegetables in tin and glass.
Fat Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens and
Birds.
Roller Champion Flour is whitest,
sweetest and strongest Flour made.
Cur Special Blend Coffee cannot be
excelled
Occonneechee and Fox River Creamery
Bntter are as good as the churn will
afford
IA r.. STR0NAcH & SONS
GROOERS.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13

The telephone of Thomas Donaldson
centralmarket house, is nunlebr $50.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13
w an ted ,

A six room house neae postofiice, with
conveniences Address "R. al. W"
care NEWS AND OBSERVER
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1895-12-13

Subscribers to the telephone will please
add to thc'r ~ the following

Subscribers 10 Tue tcI6DHoHS Will pfcdSc
add to the'r ~ the following
De- -. Meat Market, i1S.
E.. !, Residence, 1875.
Joa oa, Coal and Wood,
205.
Miller, H. W, Residence, 1879
Perry, Mrs. b T. Residence, 178.
Pagser. M A, Cotton Broker, III.
saaw University. 10
Saith John 4 Bar room, ISL.
Smelling, W. N Grocer, 176.
simms, Rev. a II Residence, 1913.
Soldiers Home, 81.
Williams q c., 4 Books and Sta
tionery, 2i0.
Walters, 6. NJ Residence, %.
5ou bern r. T., J. b Nnn~n's Oiiice
182.
Jsckson n Co S. l., Aeat M-Ek Z
i72.
Latta. MI, Residence, lis, rings
Hay, T, T Residence, 1876.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07

u.-Ger Reidstas petipeis
aerte Samliay be 9Vroerups Der 8es
sleruns i'm 8etrase uon 900,
popon 2orpeoObcpte bdt,en sebaut wer.
Den iOQsn.
BrIeI.-Gie &esieruna bat Der
Oeputirtehfammer ben amtllhen Ser
tros Suseiunot, pUourb Der G~onsoltaat
nit olen Redten uub Yerpilittunsen
an Selslen abaeireten wlro.
&0ln.-9er &a,ier bat ben Yerli.
nsr Staotroib aui ben II. MdrS Sulam'
menberufen. Der SauptSiusf Der Siss
ung jener aOrperihnft 1T bic Bsrathuu9
iiber Mlttel uuo Re9e CUR Sebuus Der
Gage Der Ganopirthe IN YreuBen, wsl6e
Defenders in ben oItlibeu Yropin sen in.
Iolse oes auslGnoiiden Mltbsuerbs i'm
8strelocz uno Siebbanoel beireiis Der
5lnan5lase in SroBer Seordn9nlB iiuo.
9 u.-Gie prsuBiide Rssie
rlus bat 5rieorid Don Yerien, Sice. Sc.
nerulcOniul Der Ser. Staaisn 81 Berlin.
uno @m. 81. Sdafier, Ylce Generation
iul 81 Barmen, &beiupreuBen, Die Gre
quntur ertheilt. Die ceutide Nusiubr
nub ben Ser. Staatsn nimmt bsitGuois
gu. Yom /. Sanuar bis l. MdrS Die.
ies Sabres 1T bic 9lusiubr aus Berlin
ocppett 10 aroB, pie ia ber sleibsu Ye-
rioNp non 1904
8oblen5.-Die Grippe bat iib in
Der &elbsbauptItaot Berlin e~inseniitet
uno einen sroBen 9bell Der Sepobner
oerlelbeu an'S &rauferjimmer sefsilslt.
Dos mlloe Wsiter. meldes felt einlsen
9asen Der itarien &alte iolsts. bat Der
Yerbreituns Der &ranibeit Die beiten
Sisnite srwi,ien. Defenders oerbreitet
iib bic Seu6e unter ben %noblbateubsu
alaiisr. Die 8ranfbeit III in LESTER
&ods in Der aeIdbrliditsn glrt auisetre'
ten 70 baB ueritleoene Tooesfdue Su Der.
Seibnen warsn. Sm &sidstase 1T bic
seW6bnllde GnSabl Der anipeienesn Wit.
slieotr auf etipa piersls seia0en. Sm
@anjen lOllen III Berlin on Die 40, OOO
Yerionen an Der Grippe erfrautt lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07
5mn-Dakuta.

@arp.-Das @etter 1T prabtpou
uno Die game @sseno idueefrei. Beit
LID Don bier baden ~beoeuteube Yrairies
btdnoe ltattseiunoen.
n.--9ie Suron Milterei, nit
gb. Map, Geo. s. Cane unb 9. 8. Goot
als Sncorporatoren, niro nit oieiem
Mouat ben 8etrieb beginner.
Siour5nlls. - @eitern beianb
iid @rjb'ihof Srelano BON 81, Saul in
bieliser Staot uno urter ietnem 8OriiB
iano cine Sisuns oes 8iDjeian'8apitels
Itatt, in pelher orei eanoioaten fir ben
our1 bic 8eriesuns bes Biibois
Wartin Wartp nod st. 9louo uacant
se,uoroeneu 8iitoisiB in 8oridlaS
sebrabt puroen.
Rine& e.--GOl. Wm. 3. Goop
(8uHalo Bin 1T sesenwdrt,s aui Der
Bine Riose Nsentur, UNI Snoianer fir
ieire @iloen WeitensS hauiteauus aus
suiu9en. ST beabiidtist. bieies Sdbr
audi cine Ylantasen' S5ene por5uiibren.
81 ,usldsm 8wede er nidt ipeniser als
1000 Gurbise aus benz Sloen ensasirt
Dot.
Aberdeen. - Die Jarmer bieier
@eseno babsn bereits nit Der Nusiaat
begonnen. Der 8ooen bsfinbet iib in
ausseSeitnstsr 8eriaiiuns.-unbeian
te SaIunfsn oranaen 9ienitas Nadt
in bic Yoitpfflce gu 8arner elm uno sr'
beuteten S35 in Baar uno Drieimarien
i'm Betraae pon $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07
Woden=RunSfdau.
b.

8ortlaub. - Dos 9ebduoe De,
Nortbuelt Cob StOrase 50. muroe
5reitas UNI $4,000 ourb 5euer be-
lhGoist.
glarenoo n.-Nores Serns lit in
ben lesten Tasen NIT itartem Gesen &C.
ieanet iporoen. Sisr resuste es Sc
Stunbeu lang. Sn GbllorsB resneie
es gum erltsn WaIe ielt September.
Seorie.-Sler groBe Sdsemiiblcn
uuo rs Gar 9aoun3en Snubpls puroen
9onneritaa 9beno bel 8lad Sod in Gr.
fanias ourd 5euer 5erft0rt. Staosn
$4,000.
Omaha .-9ebte 5reitas Nadt sins
in Webrasta eiu olgemeiner Resen ME-
Der, woourh cine in eini9en @eseneen
felt einem Sabre berribenoen Sirre &C.
bro6en puroe.
p.-9ie 6itli6 BON bieier
in 9anIns seIeaeneu Staot bsiiuolide
arOBe Mibte non @tbr. 8iIIou 1T 5rei,
tag polldnoig eiuaedideri woroeu.
Serluit 100000; Seriidcruns &c.,
600.
n.-Gin Snbiauermdos
den Gorbelia Sil aus @barleiton. ".
ga, cas ON 10. 6tbruar ieinen 9nter
in 8ertbeioisuns lslner Wutter erihoB,
uuroe 5reita9 BON elmer Surp prO5eiiirt
uno ireiseiproder.
Gincinnati. - Sn Der lebten
@ote wuroen $4,000 Shwsine ptrs
padt, ae9eu 100000 II Der entiprsdens
DEN 8Cbe oes SOrlabres. Die &c;
iamm!e Serpaduu9 III ben lebteu pier
Rouateu mar 100000 aesen 1855,
900 in oerieibsn 3ctt IN 1894.
9 t.. s.-0ter famen ON Don.
nerltaa iiini 1ooe5'ale an ben Slatisrn
Dor. Su ben lss'en smei @oben bu-
ben lib $4,000 YerIOnen impfen
loGeu. DIE arautDelt ut I'M Stri1wius
ben bearifen.
9@etroit. - 0ls 8ausb 0ampi.
ihmieoe : 3epariement Der Wlbisan
Ieninluldr GarsBorts, iuelhes bier
Ronate lang nur nit beibrdnttsr Nr.
beiter,abl in 3bdti9teit nor, 1T felt
Donnerltaa nit ucler 8rait bon 500
Rann mieoer in Bstrleb, uno bic Gus.
iibten fir eiusn u%ernebrten Nrbeiterbe,
bari iino iebr cute.
Rustoses.- Die Sustes &dus
berbanoe, wel6e Dor isds @Odsn ben
3erds Yactfc GrpreB8us ant bsleu
Gage UNI 100000 bsraubie, purbe
nabe Wustosee I'M Jnbioner Terrific.
rum on einem dbnllhen ueterial gebin'
bert. Der Giububanp,mdUn puroe
peripunoet uno nebit ellsm i~eiuer 9anei
ten perbaftet,
Ooun9stown n. = Sas 8roiptCu
Der Npaiiten in youngstown, Ohio, 1T,
pie es beis', in ben 9dnoen bon &atbo
liten. Sic ioleu un9ebiih Die Yroio,
tole uuo anoere giienfids, pom Ss.
ainn Der Seluesurs bier in Der Staoi
on Bis isSt in ibren SeiiB sstratt ha
ben. Die Sdriitude iinb Slsmlld
polumin6s uno bas W,tslisosrusrjeld'
NIP ioa 1900 Namen umfalien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07

9eabmuob.-9 Der Sioul Snoia
ner 9. Gance, wslher Der SeiblIfe BEL
grmOrbuns Der SquaIp nSer Soot
Surie uno bereu iiebeu Sabre alten
Rinbe ansetlast NOR. 1T bes 2OotidlaSs
ldulois beiunoen woroen.
Seiferp u.-gin 9ewiiier s. VI
Nellou, Der iib nls ieinen ibon Dol
mebreren Sabrsn perforbenen Srucel
Nnop ausgab, UNI cine 8euiiOu OILS Se.
teran oes merifanii1eu arieses 81 er
%lanaen, muroe i1ulois beiunoeu, abt.
Der @naoe oss &i6ters empiOblen.
8eoh o.-Sier aus 8aibinstou
elnaetroffenen Hatridten Sufolss wiro
Elm Neru gorter oils Muiienuerualter
Der perfra6ten 9aplors Bant %ernanut.
IS sebt bas @eraoe, bob 8. 6. 8iier,
Elm intlmer 5reuno 3aplprs, iid in
Tierre befinoe, I'M nit benz Staate
betrsffs zines Gbfinoens 81 unterban,
beln.
8terre.- Die @1ei6eibunsssSll
1T i'm Sauie nit 81 seseu 80 Silmmer
ueriporIen pOroen. 2ieielbe ueriist.
bas ~ausmGrtise Chenille i6on uHmlts
telbar, uadoem ie ii9 I'M Staate nleoer'
selaiien, Die gbeldeiouu9stlose anbdns
si9 MAIDEN fDnnen. iebU6 iou oas S1el
ouussoetret erit nab Serlauf ppa ieds
Wonaten bepllist werben. @~esenwdr.
tis nlmmt bic sauSe Brossour immerhin
neun bis sp0lf Monnte IN Nniprud.
0le 8eilriporter Der Sia, Die bereits i'm
Senat ansenommen 1T, babeH aber ben
8ampi nod nidt auiseseben.
Sierra Die lluteriubuna Der
srobartigen llnteriblaguuseu bss fIid'
tiseu 81 Staatsibasmeifers 2uplUr 1T
beenoist, uno als elm 0teiultot oerlsiben
erfolste 9onneritas Die SerbafIuns pom
Gbas. z. McGop, zines Der lonanseben.
ben Yolitlfer oes Staates. IuBetoem
peroen nod &e6tsanDalt 9ennsp pon
Chicago, Der Banter SObu Z. WcGbss.
nsp Don Seem Yori uuo Gbas. s. 8eIs
Der Mititulb on ben gstri9erelen Eap'
lors beSlbtist. SIN @du5sn lit Der
Staat I'm $4,000 bstOblen mprOen.
G8 wirb BON benz interchangeable
idub bsbauptet, baB McGOp uno Die
iibriseu 9sibuloisten bereits I'M Otto.
Der uersanseneu Sabres seUubt. oa6
Saplor beoeu,enoe Summen unterl6la:
gen, unb iie pemielben ben 8atb ertbeill
bGtten, aQe 6fientli6en @elOer, oeren Ell
babbaft neroen tonne, 5uiummer5urai'
isu uno oas @eite III iudeu. Gsu
Gaub bdtteu iie alsoanu inter iib &c.
tbeilt. McGpD's SsrbOr besaun Srei'
tag, er befiucet iih untcr $500 girs.
ibait aul ireiem 5uBe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07

~ N mttr aatar,t in titftr @sstrs t.s earsts
ais rpn aatn snttrtn Srinistttn 'uiammsn, uni
bic In Zen ltstsu Satrsn salt ar ale untttltdr. gtfls
Satire Ian trtldrttr I~eftersr itu fur sine ictaIt
une faritttn istalt nttlmittsi rrI, ans 70
ft i'm init ar,tlttu Sttantiuns t~tfdusts nttt fu'
,ir.sa, u'larttn Nt lin fir nrsstltar.u Itt Nthsn'
dali tat ~ttnieftn. taf 8atarrt siut 9cufttuttens'
i~ranftsit IN uut t,sbdib ,onhiiuttgpslt Nssineluns
eJfpreut. Saa's Ratarrt.aur tarrItrt, con b. ~
q tut9Sa O.. dpltep, Otto, IN st' tlntt5t tsn'
Irltu ptsr Gabtn ven 10 Irspftr b., VI ttntm TIT.
lti,i you asu ca rtrit etrfft dpf eas Slui
uus he falttmiss GtUfdtt e. sghtmt. Sti etettt
ssri,tt. east sut girtulart rHs 3tusntTs lem miu
Atrtnrt;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07

I'm b lie @ brbett SH erfabs
in Yeaus aui Spoo's Sarlaparllla,
irage man 9leleri9en, Die olele WfeolSin
brauden, poer leie Die IN oielem Slatt ap'
s~eoruiten 3eusniiie; lie peroen eu6 aber'
Seusen, oaB Sooo'S turirt.
Sppb's 9illeu turiren Sertopfun9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07

Dr.. priee's Cream Batting powoer.
S8eltsAusheQnnss NehaiQe anb 1iplous.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-12
Horrors IF a Sea Battle,

Few people, even naval men,
realize what fighting on an iron
clad really means. Captain Nc
Giffin, who was an officer on board
a Chinese maR-of-war at the battle
of the Yalu river, gives an English
exchange, however, most vivid
description. He tells, among other
things, that the din made by the
impact of heavy projectiles against
the metal sides of the vessel is aw-
full beyond description. He wore
cotton in his ears, but in spite of
that is still deaf from the noise.
The engineers in the Chen-Yuen
stuck to their work, even when the
temperature of the engine room was
above 200 degrees Fahrenheit. The
skin of their hands and arms was
actually roasted off, and every man
was blinded for life, 1.-THE sight be-
ing actually scared out" Late in
the action, after his hair had been
burnt off, and his eyes so impaired
by injected blood that he could
only see out of one Of them, and
then only by lifting the lid with
the fingers, he was DESTROYS of see-
ing how the enemy was delivering
his fire. As he CROPPED his way
around the protected deck a hun
dred-pound shell pierced the armor
about eighteen inches in front of
his hand. In a second his hand
touching the steel was so burnt that
part of the skin was left on the
armor. That shows how intense is
the heat engendered by the impact
of a shot, and how rapidly the steel
conducts that heat.-Boston Jour
nal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-12

DIAMOND HEAD, Oct. 1O.-I0P.8
-Wes!her, cloudy; wind, fresh
NE.
This James Makee sails for Ka-
paa at 4 p. N. today.
The Mikahala will leave on her
regular route next Tuesday.
The Ke Au Hou and Kaala are
expected to arrive tomorrow.
The Kilauea Hou arrived yes
terday with cattle from Hawaii.
The sIoop Kawailani sails this
afternoon with provisions for Koo-
lau.
All of the Australians freight has
been removed from the Oceanic
wharf.
The bark Albert was searched
yesterday. Nothing contraband
was found.
The Andrew Welch is under
going an overhauling, preparatory
to departure.
The James Makee arrived from
Kauai yesterday morning with
freight and passengers.
The S. P. Hitchcock will not
sail until the last of the month.
Sugar is coming in very slowly.
The schooner Ka Moi sails for
Koholalele this afternoon with a
sugar mill for Hamakua planta-
ton and freight for other ports.
The China's freight has been all
fumigated and discharged on Wild
er's wharf. The Kaimiloa has
hauled out into the stream, resum-
ing her old position.
The schooner Moiwahine arrived
from Hawaii yesterday afternoon
with 1887 bags of sugar for the S.
P. Hitchcock. This was discharg-
ed at the Oceanic wharf.
The Kilauea Hou brought news
that she met the Forest Queen on
her way to Mahukona after coaling
the L. S. s. Olympia at Lahaina.
The Forest Queen took coal from
Mahukona.
The w. G.. Hall arrived late yes
terday afternoon with a heavy
cargo and q good number Of pas
sengers. Fine weather was exper-
enced. The Kahului was not at
the port Of that name when the
Hall sailed.
The KinaU sailed for Maui and
Hawaii ports yesterday afternoon.
She was to have left today, but the
required amount Of freight was re-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-12
OF INTEREST TO MANAGERS
OF PLANTATIONS.

A Model Plant is not complete without
Electric Power, thus dispensing with
small engines.
Whv not generate your power from oae
CENTRAL Station? One generator can
furnish power to Your PunpS, Centri-
fugalS, Elevators, PlOwS, Railways and
Hosts; Also furnish light and power for
a radius of from L to 20 miles.
Electric Power being used saves the
labor Of hauling coal in your field, also
water, and does away with high-priced
engineers, and only have one engine to
look after in YOW mill.
Where water power Is available it costs
nothing to generate Electric Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COMPANY
is now ready to furnish Electric Plants
and Generators of all descriptions at short
notice, and also has on hand large
stock of Wire, Chandeliers and all EIec-
trical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt atten-
ton, and estimates furnished for Lighting
and Power Plants; also attention is given
to House and Marine Wiring.
THEO. HOFFMAN,, Manager.