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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24

ardous undertaking, and while passing
through Spain the convoy was waylaid
AND SCATTERED BY THE SARA
Gems
and Douglass killed; later the body OF
Douglass and the heart of Bruce were
recovered and brought back to Scotland
and deposited in Melrose Abbey, under
meath the east side of the chancel. At
ter looking at this spot my curiosity was
fully satisfied. AS to viewing the other
resting places where lie the ashes Of
former greatness, the will had TO be
taken for the deed.
From Melrose my course was to Dun
dee, over the celebrated Forth and Tay
bridges, the former considered in its
day. if not now, one Of the greatest en-
cheering feats on earth. Some of its
features may not be uninteresting, al
though at the time of its completion
1S90) much was published about It, 1t
was seven years in building; from three
thousand TO five thousand hands were
EMPLOYED: the structure cost fifteen
million dollars. It's length is a full
mile and a half. is double tracked and
has cantilever piers Of steel rising from
their foundations Of masonry three
hundred and fifty-four feet above high
water. The two main spans are one
thousand seven hundred feet each, and
for five hundred feet, each is one hun
dred and fifty feet clear from high
water mark to the under part Of the
eirders. There are two other spans OF
six hundred and seventy-ive feet. The
depth of water in the center Of the
channel is two hundred and ten feet.
There were
FORTY-TWO THOUSAND TONS OF
STEEL
consumed in the construction Of this
bridge. The day l crossed a squadron
of the biggest ships in the Royal Navy
we're moored above the bridge. 10
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in the hotel Office whose routine work
was much the same as Sam Harrlson's,
Of the Mcclure, and who seemed to be
almost as fond of a joke, asked us ii
we had heard anything about the re-
suit vet? No" was the reply. u
heard" she timidly remarked, that
dispatch had been received at the Cas-
tie saying the Valkyrie had won by
ten seconds" A Uhunderbolt out OF
clear sky could not have more aston!sh-
ed my new acquaintance. After he had
caught his breath he was impolite
enough TO remark: 4 believe that's a
- lie" This remark so irritated
male friend Of the s. N. who Was hang
ing over the Office counter that he was
impelled to inquire why so?' An al
tercatiOn Of considerable dimensions en-
sued that might have resulted serious
" if the loud tones had not brought thd
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itecture is quaint and varied and
among the public and more pretentious
buildings the castellated form is in
vogue. The City Hall is one of the
finest and most imposing I have seen
anywhere in Scotland. The city is
growing rapidly and it is claimed by
her partisans that she will outstrip her
sister Dundee before the end OF the
next decade. One of her greatest in
dustries is the making OF granite mon
uments and tombstones, which are in
DEMAND ALL OVER THE WORLD,
because Of their fine polish, durability
and comparative cheapness. The sew
eral granite works are the largest l
ever saw. and are equipped with the
most modern and ingenious machinery
for executing beautiful work. Another
great industry is the herring and other
fisheries. A visit to the covered docks
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great barn Of an cditice has some
thing t3ugb bile about il 90 commend IL
TO- general inspection. Yet as palace
could not help Classifying it with
fourth OF fifth rate concern as palaces
60 i'm Europe. As q comfortable resi-
deuce could not praise t, at least that
p-r iu which be Wis Ter is admitted.
The part from which he is excluded,
ana which is occupied by the Queen
when visiting Edinburgh may be very
luxurious. a century or two back they
had very deDraveI ideas of comfort and
rs for real luxury ,hey did not know
what l- was. l t3rried an hour or
more tn the sleeping apartments Of
Queen Mary ana her cons0rc D2rnley
and tried to- study with care the old bed
s-eads. pillows and COverlets which still
exist. though I'm q very dilapidated con-
d.-icn, and on which Jhe royal pair were
Won't Co
REST THEIR WEARY LIMBS
after heir days labor. 1 concluded
that if were 20 offer such poor accom-
modati0ns to- my domesiCs they would
rebel and leave my service.
The spot where Darnley and his gang
of cu---hrOats assaSsinated Mary S
French secretary, who. prior to this
promotion. was vale, to the Queen S
chamber. is O source Of great Interest to
all corners. and particularly to the other
sev The location of the room where
the Queen and her little party We're
supDi1g when the attack was made
the qnte-chamber and private staircase
where the body Of R-zZiO was dragged.
are all scru,inized miuu-ely. An eX-
preston of disappointment is often
heard when the search for blood stains
Droves Intellectual in my own party
-hp ladies were quite inconsolable, be-
c7use after closest scrutiny no sign OF
drfel-uD blood clos could be d.scerned.
The guide books were again examined.
and either directly or indirectly, left
tn, immersion that the stains OF RiZ-
zfo's life-bl00d could be seen. 1t never
occurred 10 them thar the guide book
am horities might not hesitate 10 in
crease the interest ar the expense Oh
veraci1y. At an events
no MARKS OF BLOOD
could De traced. which is quite likely
after the lapse Of over three hundred
years.
To me little one-story building,
called a sanctuary. near the Royai
News. was of uncommon interest be-
cause Of It being the centre Of a very
c.rcumscribed district where debtors OF
every description. once wi-hin its pre-
cinCts. were free from persecution and
prosecution by their creditors. The
boundary line was SO we'll defined that
il the unfortunate went q foot beyond
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steamer into Loche Linnhe. The de-
scent
IS CALLED "NEPTUNE'S STAIR
CASE"
from the fact that the vessel for the
first time since leaving Inverness rests
in salt water. The tourist win sop at
Fort William, which has several snug
hotels, for a day OF two TO rest and enjoy
the surrounding scenery and visit spots
OF interest, not the least Of which IS
Glencoe, a few miles distant. Several
routes may be chosen here for q contin-
uation Of ones trip. l chose the new
one to Oban. delightfully."- sheltered
little town and bay, and q popular rem
devious for gentlemen's yachts. From
Oban | took train, coach and boat for
Loeb LOmOnd, Loeb Katrine, The Tros-
sachs and Stirling
The few hours spent in Stirling were
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steep hills, deep narrow valleys and
small lakes. OF beds of lakes. Tor the
water has been drained OF some of
them Ia by gone days. and even now,
although uC- lO the same extent. when
-ae city was girdled by q protecting
NaIL every inch OF space within its
limits had to be carefully utilized, and
hence much arClEec, Ir1l Ingenuity.
was required 20 adap, the dwellings.
shops ANA O-ler structures 90 the pre-
c'pita.a sl0plug sides. ana narrow COR
ges which abounded within the limits of
-1e town. The city has been compared
To ancient Athens, bu- having seen
both
j LACK IHE IMAGINATION TO OBJ
SERVE.
any close resemblance. But that does
NOT da.rac, from The Interesting sur
rolodiIgs of the Scotch capital. The
OLD town Is quaint ANA has enough of
antiquity about 70 r1 satisfy The most
ardent lover Of thar sort of lore. The
ness town is WeU laid ouC with excel
.ent.y paved broad streets and extends
over -le adj9ceI. hi Is DID magnificent
scale, bread avenues. fine buildings. no.
bio statues o.. i.U--ri1u- men c- tle inn
-er-sc-.0u of -le principle streets, num-
arcUs parks and splendid views at
-roc-s ,ue visitor and eEcires his admir-
alton. asked book .ag what We're
che staple Industries of the city, Malt
ing. brewing and dis-lfng' DE answer
a Any hing else. asked2 He
could nor lhjuk OF amy hing else I'm par
...u'ar unless &C. we- making books.
'Wa have great many printing houses
and book l..le-.es t.ce." he added
Strange as il may seem ,O some these
ut0 Industries which are the antip0des
OF each other iu The sense THAT one Is
supposed no. % thrive .a The immediate
vicinity oi .ho other are iD
HICH STATE OF PROSPERITY,
and keep marching ou aud scowing
t5 by side. Truly Edinburgh is the
a- VI much learning aIj It's scope in
every direction app -s 90 have no
bounds Books %. Holy writ. eucyc.o-
p.llas. scientific and -c1lon1l works,
histories. ram0uce, travels. essays and
current literature ara among The great
yarctyOf publications which occupy the
attention OF q very large ana militant
CORPS of H-era- e1rs whose intellectual
foundations were erected I'M ,l- excel
LENT local university al4 whose rJpura~
\ -.ors ara world wide.
While wondering ON High street,
which was Formerly the principal thor
olehfare OF -a Old 'i-r, I was el-er 90
the locality Wa-ce .e1d -l7 ancient
+ TIboo-h o.. which Sco- has eivsn q
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manaqreress to the scene, who win
communicable residences compelled
silence. It was Monday morning be-
fore tbe result Of the race was known.
and tbe s. m. receipted our bills with
such sweet suavity and cordiality that
wa both readily fOrgaYe her nerYy de-
ceDtion.
The town has a clean thrifty lock and
50 have the people. It's location is IA
vorable for a large and lucrative trade
with all the northeast Highlands, which
II holds It's invigorating air makes t
favorite stopping place for tourists in
4he season and the several fine hotels
ora we'll Datronized. There are many
fine drives and points Of interest The
battlefield of COllOden is but FIVE miles
die+ant and a tri-weekly coach takes
ono over a good road and an attractive
country TO Cawdor Castle, the alleged
sn0t where Shakespeare laid the scene
OF THE TRAGEDY or MACBETH,
bnt which IS now known TO be a myth
foy. the castle was not built until 1454.
At Inverness, Is the northeastern ter
minus Of the Caledonia canal, which
bodv Of water completely blsects Scot
land. At one time II was the main me-
dunn Of intercourse between the Irish
Gen an6 the German Ocean, and all in
termediate points, but now used almost
altogether for the benefit Of tourists.
Tyba steamers have good accommOda-
zion are speedy and well kept and man
aged. The canal proper Is but small
mart of the distance. Fully three-fourths
OF this splendid waterway is Natures
work. Loeb Ness, Loeb Oich, Loeb
Loshy and Upper and Lower Loeb
Lnnhe. are Joined together by the ca
nal proper with some six series Of locks.
Although the trip through the canal
REQUIRES but ten or eleven hours the
sightseer can find plenty to interest him
for a week. The rugged scenery, the
pure blue waters adjacent bens and
wooded glens, mountain streams and
numerous castle ruins. besides being
most pleasing to the eye and keeping
ones interest whetted 60 a keen edge,
has tho further quality Of having a most
Interesting history-Teal and Imaginary.
The bloody and interminable teuds Of
these
HIGHLAND CLANS HAVE LEFT
THEIR TRAGIC
marks in al directions, and the faith
full Scottish chroniclers have missed no
opportunity OF recording them, not
briefly. but with all the thrilling min
uteness which they deserve. In this
connection ! recall a spot near the end
Of Loeb Lochy, pointed ont as the site
of the battle Of the shirts so named
because both sides to man, stripped Oh
everything but shirt and kills. THIS
sanguinary contest came Off some day .1
July. 1914. Six hundred Mcdonald
clansmen were arrayed against four
hundred Fraser men. When the scrim-
mage was over there were just ten --
TO tell the tale.
At Fort Augustus, 4 real beauty spot
a most imposing Benedictine Abbey and
church, is nearing completion, which
will cost $3.50, 600. It's extensive grounds.
acquired through the generosity of som3
wealthy friend, and commanding situ-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27

Captain C. J. Campbell, port
superintendent OF the Inter Island
Steam Navigation Company, and
Miss Kate Keough are to wed about
the New Year. The marriage viii
be private, only a few intimate
friends of the contracting parties to
be invited. Captain Campbell has
secured the residence on Beretania
street and Garden Lane, lately oc-
cupied by a. V. Gear.
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WEDNESDAY.
JANUARY, 1st. 1896.
COMMENCING AT $50 A. M.
7 Regular Association Matches.

1.-THE BRODIE CUP.
Cup presented by the late j. Brodie, NJ.
ID. Second prize $3.50. 10 rounds at
2O0 yards. Conditions: same as on
August 10. 1895.
2-CABINET'S TROPHY.
Presented by Cabinet Ministers. Second
Prize $3.50. 20 rounds at 500 yards
Conditions: same rs on August 10, 1895.
S-H. R. A. SECOND-CLASS SILVER
MEDAL.
Second prize $3.50. Distance 200 yards.
Rounds 10. Entries unlimited Con-
ditions: same as on August 10, 1895.
Al. r. A. TROPHY.
Valued at $50. Second prize 50 so. For
the highest aggregate score at 200 and
800 yards. 10 rounds at each distance
Conditions: same as on August 10, 1895.
5-PRESIDENT'S TROPHY.
Presented by President Dole. For the
highest aggregate score in matches Nos
IL and 1. To become the propertyof the
marksman winning it three times.
6-E. o. HALL & SONS FANCY SPORT
ING RIFLE.
Value of rifle, limited to $50. Second
prize $3.50. Conditions: same as on
August 10, 1895. 10 rounds at zoo and
500 yards.
4 MID RANGE CHAMPIONSHIP
MATCH.
For Association Badge (now held by
W. E Wall. Conditions: same as on
August 10, 1895. 10 rounds at 500 and
600 yards.
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COPARTNBRSHIP NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that we, Chu1
Kow, Pang Wah ChUp, Wong Yau Yick
Lau Ka Kiu. Lau Hop, Pang Say Mau
Ung Sam Ling Hung Yee, Lau SAT
Tong, Lam Sun. L. Akau and Wong
Chong Hee, all of Mokuleia, Waialua,
Oahu. are copartners, doing business
under the firm name of Wing On Wal Co
The bainess of the firm is the planting
cultivation. production and selling OF
rice at said Mokuleia-
The place of business of the copartner
ship Is at Waialua, Oahu.
Dated November 9th, 1895.
Chun Kow,
Pang Wah Chup.
Wong Yau Yiek.
Lau Kit Kiu,
Lau Hop,
Pang Say Mag.
ING Sam Ling.
Hung Yee,
Lau Sat Tong,
Lau Sun.
L Akau.
Wong Chong Hee.
1861 alt
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Indurine
\ Cold Water Paint Especially
Designed for Inside Work on
FACTORIES and Public
Buildings.

It is dry powder which can be pre-
cared for use by simply stirring in COLD
WATER, and can be applied by any one
an will always produce good work.
1t is VERY WHITE, extremely reflec-
live snI hariens on a wall like stone and
will take any tint.
twill last for years and is unaffected
by gases.
One coat covers better than two coats of
oil paint or whtewash.
1t can be used on any surface and for
all classes of work, even for the finest
decorating.
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ALSO, THE FOLLOWING:

S-H. r. A. ALL COMERS MATCH.
1st prize $40; I'd and Sd prizes IS each
| 4th- 5th, 9th, and 9TH prizes 81 each
I Sih, 9Th, 10th and 1lth prizes SO each
Conditions: open to all corners. II
rounds at 200 yards. ANY rife. n,
hair or set triggers Or telescope sight
allowed. Entries unlimited. Entranc,
fee 81.
9--MILITARY MATCH.
1st prize silver medal I'd prize So
Conditions: open to all members of the
National Guard of Hawaii. Sharpshoot
ers and Citizens Guard (barring out al
members of the Hawaiian Rifle Asso
citation who have made a record of 81
per centor over in any regular H.R. A
matchD D shots at 300 yards. ANY
rihe- No hair or set triggers or teles-
cope sights allowed. Entries unlimit.
ed. Entrance fee 81.
10-CITIZEN'S MATCH
Conditions: open to all persons who
have never made a record OF
so per cent. or over in any regular 2OS
yard matches of the H. R. A. Unlimit-
ed entries. shots at 200 yards No
hair or set triggers or telescope
sights allowed. Entrance fee 81,
Following is the list of prizes:
cash prizes, $50 and S5.
Wilder's Steamship Company, round trip
ticket to Hilo and return.
Castle & Cooke, Winchester carbine rife.
w W Dimond, 5 O'Clock tea set.
VI 5 Grinbaum & Co. English riding saddle.
W F Reynolds, 2 volumes Shakespeare.
J Hopp & Co, oak table.
Hustace & Co, load cut firewood.
Hebron Drug Company. prize
L B Kerr, fine ostrich plume.
Metropolitan Meat Company, leg mutton
Wall, Nichols Company, framed picture.
] Martin, pair trousers.
Jas + Morgan, prize.
W g Irwin & Co, half-barrel sugar.
II Nolte, box cigars.
Holister & Co, Meerschaum pipe.
Pacific Hardware Company, picture apd
frame Ito be selectedJ.
Levers 81 Cooke, roll mating.
Jacobson & Pfeiier, prize.
VI McInerny, fine straw hat.
Henry May, box tea.
II Z Wichman. piece silverware.
Manufacturers Shoe Company, pair shoes.
Benson, Smith & Co, Il dozen perfumes.
l. E Tracy, dozen collars.
Hawaiian News Company, prize.
n Hackfeld & Co, prize.
NJ Phillips & Co, box Havana Cigars.
Hawaiian hardware Company, prize.
Hyman Brothers, box cigars.
W Luce, prize
Ordway s. Porter, oak rocker.
Fl w Schmidt & Sons, prize.
T Waterhouce, tea set.
I II Davies & Co, fine lamp.
W c Peacock & Co, keg wine.
Hawaiian Gazette Company, l year sub
scription TO Daily P. G. ADVERTISER.
Entries in the Associations regular
m atehes must be made to the secretary be-
fore l O'Clock pm. on TUESDAY, Decem-
ber 3lst, 1895.
All entries in All Corners, Military and
Citizens Matches, are TO be made at the
range on the day of the match.
Further information In regard TO the
conditions on any match in the above pro-
gramme, may be had by applying to the
secretary
WALTER z. WALL,
JF MCLEAN President.
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Why Not You ?

When thousands of people are tax
ing HOoG' Ssrsaparilla to overcome
the weakness and laDguor which are
so common 81 this season. why are
you not doing the same? When you
know that Hoods Sar-aparilla has
the power To cure rheumatism. dys
pepsia aud all diseases caused by i'm
pure blood, why do you continue to
suff-r? Hoods cures others, why mol
you?
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Owing TO a misunderstanding
through the telephone there was
mistake made in the notice OF Miss
Charlotte Carter's school in the
woman's edition OF The Time. Mrs
Ashford is not an assistant, but is
acting as principal during Miss
Carriers absence.
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NEN YEAR RACES
Ar
KAPIOLANI PARK,
January 1, 1896.

1st-BICYCLE RACE. E.O.Hau Trophy
Free for all.
2d-BICYCLE RACE. One-half mile Ju
yenile. Open TO all non-winners under
I6 wears
3d-BICYCLE RACE. Prize not decided
Arrangements to be made later.
! 4th-RUNNING RACE. Prize 500 Purse
0ne-hslf mile and repeat. Weight fol
age
5th-TROTTING RACE-Prize 500 Purse
5 minute class; mile heats, best 2 in 8.
For Hawaiisn bred horses
! 6th-TR0TTING RACE. Prize 500 Purse.
$40 class; one mile heats, best in 8.
Free for sll.
7th-ONE MILE NOVELTY RUNNING
RACE. Prize 800. Free for al.
First horse reaching the
quarter 10 receive SIS First
horse reaching the half TO receive S25.
First horse resching the three quarter
10 receive SIS. First horse reaching
home 10 receive SIS.
This race will be of special interest as it
will allow sdmittance of both long and
short distance runners.
Entrance fee TO trott1Dg and Tunuing
races TO be ten (l0) per cent of the amount
Of the purses.
All trotting sDd running races, Hawaiian
Jockey Club rules 70 govern.
Entries TO close December Is.
For further information. address
CHARLES DAVID,
P .. Box Az. Manager.
4I4q-td
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Hoods Pills are prompt and
efficient. 25c. HoBRoN DRUG Co,
wholesale agents.
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CAPITAL STOCK PAID UP.)

capital STOCK PAID UP.)
AT the adjourned annual meeting of
the stockholders of the KolOa Sugar
Company held this day. the following
officers were elected for one year, and
until their successors shall be elected:
Paul Isenberg President
W. G. A Cropp Vice President.
J. f. Hackfsld Treasurer.
G. III. Cooke Secretary.
E. Suhr- Auditor.
G. BOSSE,
Acting Secretary of K s. G.
Honolulu, December End, 1895
17124t
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NOTICE.

CAPTAIN d. TAYLOR OF LAHAINA,
I Maui, viii not be responsible for any
debts incurred in his name without written
order from him.
CAPTAIN d. TAYLOR,
October IL, 1886. Lahaina, Maui.
4l22-3m
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Outside
Indurine.
This Is for Outside Work,

Such as Fences, Outbuldings and Labor
er5' Quarters. 1t is a thick paste to be
diluted with cold water; stands rain and
exposure, as well as oil paint, and costs
out fraction as much.
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Or. J. Coils Brownies Chforodyne
is the TRUE PALLIATIVE in
Neuralgia, Gout, Cancer,
Toothache, Rheumatism.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1895-12-27

D Has it occurred to you
L that a picture is one of the
T best things to make a Xmas
present of ?
Everyone enjoys looking
~ at beautiful thing and
~ what thing OF beauty can
IT convey more to the mind
/ than a picture :?
~ Let at least one of your
ii gifts this year be a picture,
no matter how little they
D cost, they will cover more
II ground than anything else
r. you can buy.
r Remember we are selling
pictures and frames at San
~ Francisco prices.
- You will be astonished at
the low prices prevailing at
KING Bros ART ST()RE,
HOTEL STREET.
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Dr.. Gibbon, Army Medical Staff, Cal.
outta, states: Two doses completely
cured me of diarhHa."
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DR.. }. Coils Brownies Chlorodyne
Rapidly cuts short all attacks of
Epilepsy, SSasms, Collie,
Palpitation, Hysteria.
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GOLD LDNAIERkALG)k|NE

Adapted for Dwellings, Offices and Public
Dwellings, or any other place where
KALSOMINE is used. 1t will not rub,
discolor or scale off.
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The General Board of Health, London,
report that II ACTS as a CHARM, one
dose generally sufficient.
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P D. Box AZ. Ma
4I49-td
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80 Great Russo. street. London. W. c