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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-19

The manager of the troupe that
played coles Luck" at the Opera
House last Friday night, was little
too fresh. Everybody who presented
press tickets was ordered to 60 up in
the gallery. We didn't go to the
show, but one Of our employees who
had a coupon ticket was sent up there.
Notices Of shows are printed in this
paper in exchange for tickets in the
orchestra chairs, not in the gallery,
and after We get the tickets they are
ours to use or give away, as we choose,
and the holder is entitled to sit where
the tickets call for. Mr.. Holmes was
in no way responsible for this action
of the manager.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-19

AT a recent meeting of the Borough
council of Danville. VIM. Kase West
ESQ.,, on behalf of the Poor Directors
appeared before Council, calling at
tention to the necessity of doing some
thing that will assist the poor officials
in keeping down want in the borough:
He stated that there are one hundred
families in the Third Ward much in
need of assistance, while in other parts
of the borough as we'll as in Ma ahoning
township there is great deal OF
desttution. He suggested that a
number of men be put TO work on the
streets, making necessary repairs, for
a couple of days every week. Council
approving of the measure, the com
mittee on streets and bridges were re-
quested to confer with the Poor
Directors and make arrangements for
putting number of men to work.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-19
BAND CONCERT.

The following program vii! be per
formed by the brass band on the
evening Of Saturday, April 2oth,
weather permitting, at the Court
House. 1880 sharp.
I. Before the footlights. A come
dy in eight acts. Bendix.
?. Suite. a-Schubert's Serenade'
e 'ui'e' b-March "Amicitia."
-Weigand,
3. Refuge. Grand medley on
favorite Gospel hymns. Bennett.
a. University Quadrille, (Lancers)
Introducing we'll known college songs,
Tobani.
{. March. "Salute to Blooms,
burg" c. Faust.
J. BLAIR, Conductor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-19
HOMICIDE.
Walter Hayes killed by Casper |.
Thomas, by being stabbed by
the latter In self defense.

Walter Hays, the we'll known base
ball pitcher, was killed on Wednesday
night about 8 o'clock, by Casper [.
Thomas, man over 7S years of age.
Hays had been on spree for several
days, and when drunk he was of an
ugly disposition. On Wednesday he
got into an alteration with G.. w.
Sterner, and was choked by the latter.
In the evening he went to Charles
Thomas and demanded admission.
Charles Thomas and wife had gone to
church, and had told Casper, father
of Charles, that If Hays came he
should not admit him. Hays had been
boarding at Thomas for some time.
Casper had locked the door and re.
fused to admit Hays, whereupon the lat.
ter burst the door open. Mr.. Thomas
then blew out the light, and went
back through the kitchen but Hays
caught him and kicked him. Mr..
Thomas ran out the back door and
started up Iron street without coat or
hat, and when in front of the Jail
Hays overlook him and began beating
him. In the meantime Mr.. Thomas
had taken out his pocket knife and
while Hays was kicking him, he made
two thrusts with the knife, one thrust
penetrating the hip, and the other cut
ting cash across the front of the leg
near the hip. and severing an artery.
Hays Land Thomas.went on W Iron
street to the corner of Third where
he met his SON Charles and wife.
In the meantime quite crowd had
collected by the cries of Hays, who
lay on the pavement in front of the
Jail. Guy Jacoby Esq, was summon
ed, and also DR.. Gardner, but before
they arrived Hays was stark dead from
the loss of blood. Esq Jacoby acting
as coroner, summoned the following
jury; Charles Mendenhall, J. c.
Rutter Jr, Frank Miller, John Woods,
w. G.. Girton, and H. J. Pursel, who
after viewing the body repaired to
Jacoby's Office. Harry Kline, warden
at the Jail was called, who said that
he heard some one calling for help,
and he looked out the window, and
saw man lying on the pavement,
and another man without coat or hat,
going up the pavement. He went
out and found man dead on the pave
ment. He didn't know him, but was
told it was Hays. Casper Thomas
was the only other witness called,
who related the facts as above stated.
The jury found that Walter Hays
came to his death by knife wound
inflicted by Casper 1. Thomas. On
Thursday morning Mr.. Thomas had
hearing before Esq. Jacoby who com,
mitted him to Jail. Robert R. Little
Esq. counsel for Thomas, procured a
writ of habeas corpus, and hearing
was fixed for 2 o'clock on Thursday
afternoon. The hearing had not TAX
en- place when we went to press. Hays
body was taken in charge by G. G.
Baker, who removed it to his under
taking establishment. Great sympathy
is expressed for Mr.. Thomas, and no
one believes that he had any intention
to do more than protect himself from
a vicious drunken man.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-19
The Anna Dickinson Jury Disagrees.

The jury in the Anna Dickinson
conspiracy case, in tn U. S. court at
Scranton, having failed to agree, were
discharged from further consideration
of the case at Scranton Wednesday
of last week. Judge Acheson, in dis
charging the jury, SAID he did so
because of the death of the wife of
juror Green. 1t is reported that eight
of the jurors were in favor of giving
Miss Dickinson damages.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-19

Everybody is well
come to a calendar for
1895, who will call at
this Office for It, wheth-
er they are subscribers
or not. onlv a few
more left. comesoon.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-19

If you want a crop
Of prosperous business,
plant your Spring ad-
vertisement now.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-19
RINGROsE WINS.

The Ringrose case was argued on
Tuesday. After counsel for the ap.
pellant had concluded, the Supreme
Court declined to hear the attorneys
for Mr.. Ringrose. This means that
the case will be affirmed, and Ringrose
wins.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-19

The Broadway Cash Store in Meyer
Bros. building below Market on Main
street, opened for business on Wednes.
day.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-19

The business of the late A. Solleder
will be continued by p. Solleder &
Co.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-04-19

DA of boys large garden tools consisting of hoe rake
and spade given away with all chdren SUITS the S10 $175
and $500 wooden wear suits no exception.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Die soia. 9

@On biefer 8obne giebt es 8tpei bettnmte
8arietdten, bic feline (Phaseolus radia-
tus) unb bic srpBe (Soja hispida pber
Glycine hispida). Die lebtere 1T bic e9te
Soiabobne, tpel9e auf ben Observation-Disclosures
perf6teDener Staaten ais ettte ipertbpoQe
S~utterpfldn8e ertannt porben 1T. SIRE
Gultur 1T in Mqgemeinen iener Der 8uf9z
bDhne dbnlt4, am beIten Iagt ibr Elm ttefz
%griinbtger, 91mpier. %IanDtger 2ebmbooen gu,
Der parm liegt, in 2. oDer 3, 1ra9t itebt
unb gut gelodert tpurbe. gu arm barf her
8oben nt4t lein, aber er Darf feinen frti9en,
nnbertpe1ten Stinger entbalten. Sm llebriz
gen 1T Die 8obne ni9t Ie6r anIpru45Doa unb
letbet pentg, au9 ipenn bic 8obenper6dltz
niie ni9t bic angefiibrten Gigenf9aften baz
ben.
Die Musfaat Ioqte erft bann erfolgen,
tpenn Der 8oben our6tpGrmt lit. Sn 8dnz
las 3. 8, bGlt man bic 3mette 9GIfte bes Mat
fir bic angemeRenfte 3ett. Die 8o6nen tperz
ben, SO Stiid per SUB, in fetben gefdet,
bic bon D Bis 3 SUP ppn chamber e%ntfernt
itnb. Die Ranfen iperben our 3ett, ipenn Die
8obnen retf 81 perben be9tnnen, ge16ntt=
ten, in t%leinen, boben 9aufen getrodnet unb
bann gebrof6en.
Muf Der Decentralization in Sibz carolina
belief ii9 Der @rtrag per Ncre auf BON 10 Bis
Is 8ufhel, ouf berienigen in Georgia lie
ferte bic Grnte' zines Ncres 1907 pfunD,
tpdbreno Elm angren3enber, nit &ubbobnen
bepflan5ter Mcre Qanb nur $40 Bfuno elgab.
Mub bas 9epiht bes trpdeneu Soiabeus
mar grDBer, als bas Der &u6bpbne. Sn
MdTa9ufetts nurben auf Der 8eriu9sfaz
tton BON Der Medium Early White SOFA
8obne IS 8ufbel per Ncre geerrtet ullb bas
eingebetmite SrDdenfutter tppg 5,949 pfun6
per Mcre. Die rotben @1rietdten Der 8obne
baben giinfttgere &e5ultate geliefert, uls Die
ipetBen un0 Ieben au9 f90ner aug. Die
@oiabobne entbdlt 80 gro3ent mebr Protein
unb 6 mai 70 bel 5ett1toff, a1s Die 9emeine
Selbbobne. Stefer bobe Bro5entiab an Pro=
tein unb 5ettftoff berleibt Der Soiabo5ne Die
gtgenf9aft, als @rfaB fir 8aumtpoaiomen=
mebl, Qetn1amenme6l unb anberen fo1tipiez
ltgen Sutermitteln 8erpenbung 81 finben,
bic BEL onbers bon Mil9ereibefibern 70 oft
angef9afft tperoen miifen. Nnf Der Ser
1u9sftatton in Maffa9ufetts tpurbe oas
@pjabobnenmebl BON Mtl9fuben febr germ
genommen. 0tefer 8flan3e tptrb anh fonft
nod na6geriibmt, baB ite, pie bic meiiten
cultiDtrten 2eguminp5 len, AUDI bic 5GbiQfett
in bobem MaBe be1tBe, SttGitoff aus Der
2uft gu Iammeln unb baber i'm Stanbe lei,
perrn untergepfliigt, ben 8pben gu oerbeilern,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
QnIaee BON Odneerftdtten.

NGs erfter @runbfaB Bel Der Mnlage elmer
9iingeri tGtte gilt Der, baB bic @o6te ber>
IeIben burba1s unbur9laf1enb 1T, mas 6ur9
Elm bt9tes Pflafter bon bart eebrannten
s3tege1iteiner, beren 5ugen nit Cement aus
gefiiut nerben, errei9t tpirb. Sci fart
bur9laHenbem 8oben empfteblt es 3i1, nnz
ter biefes pflaiter erft mob cine 1 SUP ftarte
Sboni 3i9t aufaubrtngen, pber itatt beg
Bfld1ters lieber cine bon 6 Big 8 9oG ftarfe
8etonf9i9t ansutpenben. Nm beiten bringt
man unter ben 8etpn cine Gage opr 8auz
f6utt, Steinz unb 3iegelbroden Dber groben
Sizes, bic genau na9 benz @efdQe ein8uebnen
lit urb fe1t3urammen 1T, t%porduf bann Der
8stpn in Der angegebenen Stdrfe ,aufgez
bra9t, eingeebnet unb feitgei9lagen mirb.
Odmit Der 8eton gdn5 frtf1 bertpenbet
ntrb, 1T es ratbfam, ben5elben an Der Ser
n~enbungstele felbt in elmer &alfbanf at
mi19en unb erit fur3 Dor benz Ginbrinqen
bas MaHer au5ufeBen; aud empfieblt es
fi6, ben 8eton Bis CUR b0ltgen GrbGrtuna
bur6 cine biinne 9trobtage gegen @onnenz
ffra6len 5u f9iBen, fopte i'm mod cine 3ett
lana nit elmer 9ieBtanne an5ufeuUten.
Sine peitere ni9tt9e Mnfprberunq an
cine 9iin9erftdtte 1T f6lteBli9 bic, Dab auf
feinen san SIifftgfett aus benz Diin9er
oberirbii9 abfIieBen tann. Siefes sei9tebt
1eiber nur gu bdufig in febr ausgiebigem
MaBe, unb ftnb es i'm Mefentli6en Stpet
l1ria9en, pel6e bteIen uebelitanb ~bcbtneen,
ndmli9 Der ungebinberte 3utritt bes Sage
paRers 3u Der 9iingerfdtte in Solge Ser
ungiinitigen Gage berIelben, unb ferner Der
1mitanb, baB Die 9iingerftGtte gu Tla9 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

9ii91ein ipd6ren0 Der befferen sSabres5eit
fi9 70 81 entptdeln berm0gen, baB i'm
9erbt f3on Das Gierlegen Beginner fam.
ueber bic 5itterung unb Nuf3u6t Der &ii6z
letn lit in Der r8etlage" bor etntger 3eit Elm
6ur4 mebrere Nnmnnern laufenOer, lanJerer
Mrtitel eri9ienen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

Die Maneelpur3el bat boz. Der Mp6rriibe
ben 8Drtbetl, baB tie cine fi9erere grnte unb
einen ret9eren @rtrag liefert, bD9 muB tie
etngebeimit tperben, ebe Sr0fte ft9 etnftelc1,
neil i9pn Elm gelirber Sroit tbnen ern1t[i9an
S9aben aufiiqt. MDbren uno Mtdnqelipur=
seln t0nnen nit 8Drtbeil alien Sbierarten
berabrei9t tperben. 8eibe @urselgetpd6fe
Derlangen einen loderen, ettpas f~alt6alttgen
8pben, unb es fommt besbalb BET ibtem Nn=
bau Der ianbige, tponDglt9 faltbaltige, ttef=
9riinbige 2ebmboben in eriter 8etbe in 8ez
traht. Dieter fpute ttef unb griinoli9 oes
pfliigt nerben; penn ods i'm !9erbIt Dber
3eittg i'm Sriibiabr gef9iebt, tann bas auerft
auff9ieBenbe untraut berttlgt perben, ebe
Die Nusfaat erfplgt. Nber Die M0hre gee
bei6t audi mod auf let9teren 8Dben, auf
1ebmigem Sanbe unb felbit auf reinemSanb
in feu9ten Sabren fogar auf fiefigem Nder.
Ml5o aerabe bic let6teren unb lei9ten 8o0en=
a~rten, Die fpn1t Der &ultur Der Wur3etgez
pd9ie groBe S9niertgfeiten e~ntgegen Itelz
len, liefern beim Nnbau Der M0bre, tpenn
Die fonitigen 8ebtngungen erfiiGt nerben,
groBe Mengen BON Sutter. Die &ultur
beiber Wur5elgetpd9fe 1T fait btefelbe. 8e=
fonbere Mufmert{amfeit bat mani auf Die
Siinqung gu berpenben, peil frtiher, naz
mentli9 itrObiger Staumtit ft4 fir bieIe
SeIbfridte nt4t ei9net; folder fann nur i'm
Serbft aufgefabren perben, bamit i'm Srii9z
iabr cine 3eriebung etngetreten 1T unD bic
8fIan3en I0slth geporbene NGbrftoffe i'm
Nder porfinben. 8efonbers pt9tig 1T Die
&einbaltung bes Qders BON 11ntraut, 9as
@eraie6en erfolgt, penn bic 9flan3en in Die
90be gu tpa3fen beginner, am better! nit
Der 9anb, neil man babel bic trdftigiten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

Man f6neibe 9eden ni9t 1enfre9t bpn
oben na3 unten, fonbern i9rdg, 70 oaB ite
unten bretter iinb, als pben, ettpa 10, baB tie
am 8oben 20, oben IA 3ou brett linb. 0az
nit erbalten AUDI Die unterften 3peige melr
2i9t, 2uft nno 6su6tisteit, ie bleiben big
unten grim unb lidenlos.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

9fIan5en uustpGblen fam. 9as 8sbdufeIn
pirb btelfa9 nibt als 5pedmdBig era4tet,
neil babur9 Der 8oOen a%ustrodnet, foel9er,
tpenn nit M06ren Dber Wangelpur3eln fez
fteut, 70 lpie 10 f9on babtn neigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
m6bren uno NIaneelwur5eln.

Die MD6re, audi geGbe Ribe ober Gar
rotte g%enannt, entbGlt Der gepObnGi4en
Sutterriibe gegeniiber etnea b0beren Stoffz
gebalt, pte aus Der folgenOen 8ergIet9sz
tdbele bernDrqe6t:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

= 2anggeteimte &urtoffeGn biirfen ME an
bas 8ieb berftttert tperben. Die Sbtsre
iperben na9 benz SrefIen berielben duB,r5t
gefdbrliH frant, Die Nugen Itteren ME
leblos ms 2eere, Der puls gebt in befchleuz
nigtem Sempo. $50 bieIe SDmptpme lidb
3eigen, gebe man CUR 9efdmpfuno ber
&ranfbett ben Sbieren laues @eI6ff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

ppn benen man bic 8lume ullterbridet1
unb bic pflanaen unter 3u9t uno G9nttt
balten mub,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

@babe, baB bic r2anbp. .8etGage" ni6t
in etnem f~leineren Sormat berge1teat lpirO,
man f0nnte tie bann better oufbepubrsn
unb man bate bann bel Niibli9es uno
8ifenl 4aftli3es. 4ber 10 1T tie gum Sin.
btnben ni6t geetgnet audi bes 9erinqeren
Popieres balber.
u. 9reps, Snbtdna.
81 n m. berRebattipn.- @as nidt
1T, fam nod tperben.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-02

Miss English hns just received new
stock OF the latest designs - fall and win
tor millinery, Call and sec them.
See the now line Of sundries. Combs.
Brushen. Pesfumery, Ghi,mois skins and
other toilet articles at the Palace Drug
Store.
You are sure to be with the majority
!. -. -. vote Keil's ticket, as hs is sure 10
receive the greatest ma aiority Of any can
didats before the people.
The boys had a lively time Of it on
Halloween night, and the next morning
the town bore a decided resemblance TO
the morning after last springs big wind
storm.
A special meeting q the woman's Re
LIEF Corps will be held Thursday, Novem-
Der :, 1896. An members are requested
to b. present
MRs Z. c. PrKr, Secretary.
The ladies aid society OF the Christian
church will meet st the church next
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. and
spend The day knotting comforts. All
members are requested TO come out and
bring your lunches.
Ksil, the railroad corporation watch
maker, solicits your support on election
day aud every other day. He will render
you Just As good service as he would il
be was not in the employ Of the A. T. &
S. ?. r. r Co. II Is rather in his favor
hist that the r. r. Co. would entrust
him With such a responsible position.
\ E.E Pike has purchased the interest
oND. Z. Silver in the grocsry and hard
Earc firm of Huddleston & Silver. Mr.
Pike is too wcll known here both as a
business man and county treasurer TO
necd any introduction. The new firm
nams will b. Huddleston & Pike. Mr..
slyer will remain in Lamar. but has not
yet decided in what business he viii en-
gage.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-02
LOCALS.

Support ksifs ttekrt
Ksl's tisls,l insases sooi serviOs.
S,w goods a, Mayfseld'-, Granada,
Vol. keii's ticket. i, Is tho safss, ard
sara=s
vote ,or Kaii and sreid being disaA
poiaisi-
Ps,,es. ., Holl, was in ,o~n
yssi,s,lay.
-1sau.s o,ahaaa vas up tson GrAnAda
ca thursday.
q .. ros,i was dovn sso,n Moauneai
% Sunday last
Fun Has ., iAsAioaabIo H,illincry on
h&nd 5, Ts~ina
Ben Rllsy. II ciranNsla, was In Lamar
the arat q tho woe<
Nsl=su TsyEs,r. ., zues. Was Lamar
VISITOR ca Wednesday.
Yoa can res ellolce us,s goods AT rock
b9snraa psiczs At Mhydela'-.
Sssing machines and bugSies al cost
Tor thirty days only at BaldwsH'N
Boss To Mr. and Mrs, ". A. Lssoaaid
on lss. saturday, ,soaneing boy.
VII Hale. q Granada. xAs transact
ins busihsss IN Lamar weans-iAy.
Mrs Alies Barker, Of Macs<sturg. Iowa,
Is yisitiag the family of W. b. Barker.
'ssMfs. A. ]. Hasty returned the inst o,
the Week from visit 70 her old home in
IorA
Lw. KEEL Is again attending To bust
ns-s after being oa the sick list for a
sbos, tiule.
Mrs. Ken and ft,le daughter are i'm
proyins after wrestling with the typhoid
fster for sone time.
Window glass has advanced on the
market, bat it is s,ili as cheap as ever at
the Palace Drug Store.
M j. Underwood went to Colorado
Springs the first OF me weeh 20 nav" sle
election ballots printed
Sev fall and winter stock ct Dry
Goods Clothing. Ladies' and Gents Fur
nishinss Just in at MRyfield's, Granada
Under the new time card the Pueblo
and Denver daily papers reach Lamar
almost as soon as the St. Louis dailies.
On next Monday the boards OF regis
traiiou meet for the last time II your
name is not on the list you can have II
placed there by attending the meeting
Of the board in person and bringing two
witness to swsar to the time OF your res
denes in the county and precinct,
The Lamar register., 1895-11-02
ANOTHER CANDIDATE.
And No Is In tho Field to Stay.

wish to announce that am candi-
date on special ticket o. my own Tor
the highly honorable and pleasant posi-
tlou of matchmaker and jeweler for you.
II you favor me with your support l
promise faithfully that you shall not be
deceived OF ever have reason 10 regret
your choice. | will serve you for the
loas, possible compensation and will
nee, you more kindly and politely than
ever after election-
am IN the t.ld to stay, and hope
you viii pardon me when take the lib
erty 10 say that am confident OF receiy
ius the greatest majority ever given any
candidate at any election -out here in
civiliEatioa,r as SohadereEsh used TO
say.
Make no ulis,akel And il you follow
NY advice you can't make a mistake as
10 which ticket am on. II is headed
HcrsEsr WORK.
Reliable watches and iewelry. No old
goods. The very lowest prices consis-
tent with tho most honorable methods
of doing business. | am the only regu-
lar nominee IN this part OF the state.
L. W. KILL
The Lamar register., 1895-11-02

ladies' and Gents Furnishings under
wear, fascinators, gloves, hats and hosiery
Il Mayaeld's, A large and complete
stock just arrived. Everybody should
examine this stock before laying in their
winters supply.
Everybody should visit Mayfield's Ora
NADIA store and see his fine new stock.
Dry Goods and Clothing to suit ell at
Mayfeld's
The Lamar register., 1895-11-02

q n TAYLOR whislties, help the couEh;
e, q. TayIor whistles for the over is.ss Nsa
q ~ Teyior whistles OF deserved Ieplte'
g. o. Taylor WHISTLES, good as ths pes'-
The Lamar register., 1895-11-02
Sor sale Cheap.

A good young span OF horses, Weighe
ahnnt 900. harness and wagon.
C. C. GocDALE.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-02

For Sale Cheap.
100 acres, all IN alfalfa, good stand.
Two water rights, good house and
well fenced.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-02
ABSTRACTS.

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-04-02
IN THE HIGHER COURTS.
DECISIONS FROM THE SUPREME
COURT IN CASES.
Two Important Mutters-Some Tax Dis.
putes-G Guard hips-Reports
and Appeals.

In the case of w. H. Cummings
VS.. Niau and J. K. Iaukea, writ of
error, the Supreme Court has, by
a decision filed today, quashed the
writ on the ground that It was not
sued out within six months after
rendition of judgment.
The tax cases against Henry
West and Z. Kekoa have been
returned from the Supreme to the
Fourth Circuit Court for trial.
w. o. Smith has filed an AID.
ministrator's supplementary account
in the matter of the estate of Rober,
Brown.
In the assumpsit case of James J
Byrne VS.. Feek, Garnisher, the lat
ter has filed an answer denying
that he owes defendants in the suit
anything. The same answer, witt
certain specifications. has also beer
filed in the case of the same plain
tiff VS.. John Martin, receive.
c. L. Hopkins as trustee of tn,
estate of John S. Ellis has filed hi.
bonds in the sum Of $1,000. Viii
liam S. Ellis indorses the bonds.
In the ejectment case Of Lucy
Kila VS.. S. X. Kila, Judge Coopel
has rendered decision for plain
tiff in effect that a writ of posses
sion of the land in question will b.
given on application.
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WITH THE BATTALION.
MAN FROM "HAwIsE" WILL NOT
FOLLOW THE BAND.
Couple OF Promotions Announced-Na-
one and wetberbee Shoot
Next Drill.

Several orders that will interest
battalion members and the general
public were issued from regimental
headquarters this morning. When
reporter called, Adjutant Pratt
was just dismissing an applicant for
service. The man was most likely
fugitive sailor. He said he had
been working on the island of
"Hawise" in a grocery for $6 a
week. He developed fatal case
of bad memory by failing to recall
any particulars of his sojourn on
the island Of "Hawise. :"
D. L. Naone, private Of Company
A, has been appointed color ser
geant. Naone is a fine figure and
is an excellent soldier. He is a
member of the legislative House
for Oahu.
John B. Wetherbee, private of L
Company, has been promoted to be
ordnance sergeant. Wetherbee has
been armorer at the post long
time and has won his chevrons by
capable and earnest service.
The regimental team shoot for
the Winchester prize rifle now held
by +, is fixed for the afternoon of
Saturday, April ~. Sharpshooters
are barred. Military rifles, ten
men in a team. ten shots each at
200 yards. An officer will be de-
tailed to conduct the contest.
A battalion drill has been order
ed for next Monday evening,
April 8.
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&c REIGN VESSELS EXPECTED

Brig Lurline. S +, (Hilo Mar 10
Blk Annie johnson, (Hilol, S + Mar ~
Schr Allen A, NAH, S + Mar 20
Brig ID Spreckels, = +, (kahl, Mar "a
Schr NV Weatherwax, 5 de Gutmla Apr
Bktn klikitat, 1T Gam Apr 10
S S Australia, Houdlette, $ + April $
Bktn Jane l. Stanford Newcastle April 10
Ship Troop, Newcastle April 10
Blk Coryphene May 10
Ger blk Martha Bockhahn, Liverpool Aug 2
Schr Prosper, NeMcastle, Mar 20