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GONE TO REST.
Thomas SorensoD, an Old and Re
spected Resident, Passes Away.

Thomas S0rens0D, an Uld and Re
spected Resident, Passes Away.
The funeral services of the late
Thomas Sorenson took place from
his home in Nuuanu valley Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock, Rev.
Alex. Macintosh officiating.
Many friends of the deceased were
present at the last sad rites of one
of the oldest and much respected
kamaainas of Honolulu.
Following were the pail bearers {:
Messrs. J. A. King, L. A. Thurs
ton, H. A. Parmalee, J. A. Lyle, I.
s. Douglas, J. F. Eckardt, A. w.
Carter, ]. II. Soper, Robert Levers
and G. J. Hedemann.
The interment took place In
Nuuanu cemetery.
Thomas Soreneon died shortly
after 5 o'clock Saturday morning,
after an illness of but a few days,
malarial fever being attributed as
the cause of death.
He was one of the oldest white
residents in Honolulu, having
come 10 the islands in 1856. He
was a native of Denmark, born
May Goth, 1927.
As a member of the firm of Soren-
son & Lyle, Mr.. Sorenson succeed
ed in making for himself name
which will Iong be remembered by
the community, and especially by
those with whom he had dealings
in ship and boat building work.
Deceased leaves a wife and five
children.
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Notice to Inspectors

THE WAYS AND MEANS COM
1 mittee requeet all inspectors to in
form the inhabitants of their respective
Apanas that while the work OF cleaning
and disinfectinR the houses has been
accomplished, the summing, airing and
boiling of clothing, ETC.. as re quired by
the regulations of the Board OF Health
have not as yet BEEN complied with. This
work must be coniinued, weather per
hitting, until completei.
WAYS AND MEANS COMMIT
OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
IIOS-Of
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work shall be done to the satisfaction OF
the Board OF Health, and shall be sub
ject to the inspection and control OF its
Agents, who shall have the authority to
name the disinfecting solutions and
other materials to be used, and direct the
application thereof.
By order OF the Board of Health.
WILLIAM .. SMITH,
President Board Of Health.
Honolulu, September 10, 1895.
[4103-3t)
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WIZ Give mp Trinidad.

BUESos AYREs, Sept. 3.-The Her
AIDS correspondent In Rio Janeiro,
Brazil, telegrsphs that it Is reported
in government circles that the
British Minister. Mr.. Phipps, has
been authorized 10 declare that Eng
land IL ready to recognize BrgZiPs
claiu TO Trinidad. Lie british
Government exscts, however, that
permission to lay cable shall be
Granted. She will agree "a. 90
connect the cable with Argentine.
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MINORITY REPORT.

In slight degree differing from my
colleagues, / respectfully present the
following as q few remarks from the
minority:
1t having been stated by the Cen
trail Health authorities that Asiatic
cholera exists in Honolulu, and has
existed there for a number of weeks,
and in view of the fact that the exact
period of quarantine seems somewhat
uncertain, it seems to me in support
of the minority vote on resolutions
two and three that the passenger traf-
fic betweenHonOlulu and Kauai might
we'll be delayed for another week,
during which interval great improve
ment is likely to be shown in the
metropolitan situation.
Personally / have no fear OF our
friends forming the company now de-
sirous of returning to Kauai to under
go the balance of their quarantine at
the Spalding beach house, and will
welcome them with pleasure. Fur
Their, 1 would be satisfied with any
quarantine that may be imposed upon
them by the Honolulu Board of
Health, and would require no more OF
them. / submit, however, that it
might not be possible to treat every
one in this fashion, and the coming of
lIlS purity w -
and g establishes in my view under
the circumstances an undesirable
principle, acting upon which, to be
consistent, we may have to admit all
sorts and conditions of men.
Resolution number one has my ap-
prevail, though, the quarantine period
being uncertain, the carrying of it out
may be attended with some risks. We
have, however, reached that stage
when these risks have to be faced.
After a number of weeks embargo the
people are running short of provisions
and this shortage might tell adversely
on the general health, of the island
commu nifty.
To sum UP, I am in favor at this
present moment of opening the Kauai
door to the least possible extent.
r. w. Il. PURvIS,
Member of Committee.
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THE WILLIAM TYPEw
No. Broadly
be to
with achn
doubts and fears After using the for two
fctTv peIrterw We had ever o
bed with ourfo rm
cent
sarnPin kpadswh
We
the
10 any desire
heartily professional men
ter : civilians" mentioned above
& RCHARD
further particulars and investigation of the machine
call or address "W. g. Hawaiian Gazette Company.
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Notice TO Shippers of Freight

0''i Honolulu no iH, Il. I. Sept. 10, ii895.S
Until further notice, excepting upon
special permit, no freight will be allowed
to be shipped from Honolulu, to other
ports of these Islands, from any other
wharf than the Pacific Mail wharf.
Freight shipped from the Pacific Mail
wharf will be only merchandise from
foreign ports which has been held IN
strict quarantine.
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
President Board of Health.
4lOS-3t I691-2t
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PunahOu
College
Tract !
BIG
VALUE
FOR
YOUR
MONEY.

Building beautiful land directly opposite
PunahOu College facing PunahOu and Maki Streets and Wilder
The location of the choicest Honolulu Homeseek
from the noise OF the city On the street line IS cent fare
macadamzed
The night blooming
shade street.
o districts OF Honolulu
is magnificent
and the location enough
the reduce minimum the danger OF
tracing the the
constantly waited down
the valleys
LOTS rs FEET FRONTAGE--125 FEET DEEP.
By purchasing lot from in PUNAHOU COLLEGE
a
plans specifications monthly instaiments suit
For further information particulars apply
BRUCE WARING 81 CO.,
FORT STREET. King
Price of the above Lots is $500 each
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DreSSnaking.

AIRS. MOTT WISHES TO AN
VI nounce to the Ladies OF Honolulu
that she has opened the BON TON PAR
LORS, formerly conducted by Mrs.
Strain. All work guaranteed.
MRS. MOTT,
Corner Fort and Beretania streets.
4053-3m
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kauai INSISTS ON IS DAYS.
Passengers Must Undergo a Strict
Quarantine for That Time.
List Of Freight Approved by the Health
Committee-Minori Report Re
strIctinG Passenger Traffic.
LIHUE, kauai, Sept. %, 1895.

LIHUE, KAUAI sept. 20J 1880.
To Plantation Agents and whom it
may concern:-At a meeting OF the
citizens of Kauai held in Lihue the
18th inst. the following resolutions
were passed:
]. That the James Makee, or any
steamer having undergone strict
quarantine for eighteen days, be al
lowed to load provisions from the Pa
cific Mail wharf for the island of
Kauai, and after having had her cargo
subjected to a twelve hours fumiga.
ton, be allowed to proceed to Kauai
and land the same. Passed unani-
mOusly.
.. That the passengers who have
a permit from the Board OF Health
and have undergone six days quar-
antine in Honolulu, be allowed TO
land on some point on Kauai to be
designated by this meeting; there to
undergo a strict quarantine for the
remainder of a period OF eighteen
days, at their own expense, and In
accordance TO such regulations as the
Committee of Health of Kauai may
impose. Passed II to s.
g. That the first passengers be quar-
antined at Hoomaikawa. Passed IL
to 13.
II. D. WIsHARD, Sec. pro tenn,
ST. ID. O.. WALTERS,
G.. WOLTERs,
a. s. WILCoY,
DIR. WEDDICK, Committee.
List of freight approved of by the
Kauai Committee of Health, that
may be landed on Kauai from unin-
fected steamers that have been loaded
at the Pacific Mail quarantine dock:
Flour, coffee, grain and feed, lard,
baking powder, salt salmon in bar
rels, half ground salt, medium bread,
saloon pilot bread, kerosene oil,
matches, tobacco, bacon, ham, med
ical supplies, coal, machinery, soap.
ST. ID. G.. WALTERS,
G. WoLTERS,
a. s. WILCOX,
r. w. T. PURvIS,
Committee.
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To Musicians.

THE MISSES RICE, LATE OF
4 Melbourne, have located on
King street, Waikiki of J. B. Anterior,
and will take pupils for tuition in
Pianoforte and Singing. Telephone SS6.
4O49
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Drafts Lost.

DRAFT NO. 722 FOR $500 AND
- draft No. 40 for 5000 drawn on ii.
Hackfeld and Company, by the Hawai-
ian Commercial Sugar Company, in
favor of All Sing Payment on the
above drafts have been stopped.
4lO4-3t NEE FONG & co.
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Notice.

Turing Ny ABSENCE FROM THE
- Hawaiian Islands, w. H. Smith
will have full power of attorney to collect
and transact all nv business.
MRS. w. II. SMITH.
September 18TH, 1895. 4097-2w+
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Why-
Treat Your
Friends .

better than yourself? Why
advise friends to take some
thing for their coughs when
you neglectyours There's
10 positive cure for con-
sumption IN advanced sta
ges. Nip the cough with a
dose of
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Putnan'S
Cherry Cough
comfort

continue with q few more
and cure il.
Treat yourself generous
~ and thoughtfully, as you
do your friends. Pleasant
to take for old or young,
and should always be in
the Family Medicine Chest.
SOLD IN Csc. and soc. BOTTLES.
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Lost.

TUESDAY EVENING. GOLD CUFF
button. Finder will receive suit
able reward on return of same to j. a.
Gonsalves, Photographer, Fort street.
4104-1t
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y. 3. EMERSON, Nj. ID.
Honolulu, September %, 1895.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-11
PARkHUR ST.
Bills OF Reorganization Propsred-High
Rank Polio men to BE Removed

Bits OF Reorganization Propered-Hfrh
Rank Polio to BE Removed.
New YORK, Feb. 10.-The executive
committee of the Parkhurst society has
finished its plans for the reorganization
of the police department. Tho members
OF this committee are DIR. Parkhurst. Law
yer +. Moss and Lawyer Kenneson. The
plan provides for sweeping changes.
The present police force is to be done
away with, and no one above tho rank of
sergeant will be eligible for reappoint-
ment.t The Parkhurst idea is embraced in
three bills that will be presented in the
legislature. The first of these provides
Tor commission of three TO be appointed
by the mayor. The committee has until
Aug. TO reorganize the force above the
rank of sergeant. The committee is nd
vlsory, as the mayors signature is neces-
sary TO all appointments and dismissals.
The second bill provides for the govern.
ment by one commissioner and one chief
OF police, each of whom has clearly de-
fined powers and responsibilities. In the
third bill bipartisan board Of elections
Is provided for, to consist of four MEM
bers. Police trials are to be held before a
court consisting of three lawyers APP
pointed by the mayor.
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rslSa in this city this evening to Miss
Helen Sommerlad. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the brides
sister, Mrs. Samuel Wilson. by Rev. ]. A.
Jenkins. The happy couple have gone to
housekeeping on the north side. A host
OF friends congratulate.
John Anderson and A. NJ. Harris were
arres'ed at Big Timber this morning by
Under Sheriff Sichier on a charge of grand
larceny and brought to this city. The
county attorney has filed an Information
against the men and they were arraigned
IN the district court to-day. They were
given until next Wednesday to plead and
gave bonds for their appearance. Tho ar
rest was made at the instance of the State
Stock association and the information
charges the two we'll known Big Timber
parties with the larceny of stock belong
ing to Cooper Bros. Halbert & Sons and
the Musselshell Stock company,
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HEAD OVER HEELS IN LUCK
MT. Fisher Finds Himself Suddenly
lifted Into Onue

| Lifted Into Opuence.
| Special Correspondence of the Standard.
LIVINGSTON, Feb. "a large number Of
Scottish Rite Masons from various ma -,s
OF the state will arrive in this city next
| week 10 attend the annual convocation of
Particular Consistory No. /, A and A. s.
H., jurisdiction of Montana. The session
wiz pegln Monday, Feb. IL, and last five
DAYS. The consistory will have work in
the degrees from tho fourth to the 32nd
both inclusive, and Livingston is the only
place in the state where these degrees can
be conferred. E. L. Carr. grand prior of
the supreme council of the southern iuris.
diction of the United States, will be pres-
ent TO assist in the ceremonies, and the
convocation promises to be largely at
tended.
+. II. Fisher, Grand Army veteran.
and proprietor of a small notion store on
Lower Main street, has fallen heir to the
snug little fortune of about 100000. The
first intimation he had of the windfau
was contained IN letter which he re-
ceived yesterday from his sister, Mrs.
Ellen Dowdell of Spokane, Wash. II
appears that there is a Fisher estate in
Germany of SJ6,OOO,OOO in cold cash. Tho
money was loaned to the German covar,.
ment and it has just become due and off,
Gals OF that government are now in this
country looking up the heirs 10 this vast
sum.
The news comes from Gen. Frank
Fisher, a wealthy resident of Philadelpbta
who was chief of the signal service bureau
at Washington during the war The zen.
eral is first cousin of p. II. Fisher of this I
city. and has had lawyers IN Herman,
looking into the matter for some time.
The Young Mems Social club was or
'anized IN this city tonight 10 take the
place OF the Young Mems Literary society
which disoandel last spring. A suite of
hree rooms have been leased in the Hec
erlIn block. which viii be nicely fitted up
ma supplied with books, mlgaz.nes and
periodicals.. Following are tho officers OF
he CLUB: President. John Co.eu,y. v.ro
PRESIDENT. Henry Sample; secrctar.. Tom
-smartine; treasurer. Dell Anderson: mn
hal. Eugene Fletcher; deputy marshal.
10Y lea,ou; trustees. Ralph Wtv.rr.
Ohm Coleman and :. ". Lam4rtiue.
William III. Bowen, book kseper in tho
'auOnal Park bank, was united n mar
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IN a CHURCH.

lie Wanted TO Cut His Throat Over His
Wife's Cnfin.
FRANKLIN, Pa, Feb. 1O.-John Bell went
to the Third ward chapel to attend Il q
funeral of his wife. While the services
were in progress he became insane and
attempted 10 commit suicide over the
collin of Mrs. Bell by cutting his throat
with razor. There was intense excite
ment IN the church. A dozen women
tainted and several were injured in the
panic that was caused by the attempt of
the congregation to escape from the
church. Bell was restrained from killing
himself by men who were near HIM. and
the funeral services were conducted to the
close.
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mas tastes incidentally. in keeping with other
INJURIES. \ remedy must be pleasantly ac-
pos ton. truly beneficial In eff ct ami entirety
Tree from every Objectionable qualify. liz
really III he consults "A phys clan; ii coIstipa-
Figs 1''"f "a
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has been using Parks Tea, and she says:
My complexion is very much improved.
That muddy look is all gone. / take a cup
OF Parks Tea three nights q week and
feel Just elegant" Sold by Smith Drug
Co. and Parchen D'Acheul Drug Co.
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For Wei Peopls

Most medicines are for the sick Some can
De used with good effects by persons apparently
Wen. Occasional resort to Ripans Tabules pre-
vents attacks that result from disorders OF the
stomach and liver
10 preserve is better and cheaper than TO re-
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ZANEsyILLE. Ohio, Feb. 10 At her
home IN AdamsvIlle. Bsrn.ce, the l7-year-
old dau ;htsr of A. Roarigh. fell from her
chair while eating an apple. Her father
rushed 10 her side, but sue was dead.
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Cho era In cnn.t,ntinon !.

ATHENS, Feb. 10 Cholera having
broken out in Coastau,iaop!e, people ar
irving here from that por, are being sub
Jected TO i've days detention in quarau-
tine.
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TIME SCHEDULE

TRAINS ARRIVE
No. q. From st. Pau, CHICAGO AMI all
Eastern points. arrives Northern
:, Pacific Local Depot daily at -. ssOan.
NO. = FROM SPOKANE. Tacoma
Seattle, Portland. and an Coas.
points, arrives Montana Union De-
pot, daily at.......................f O.1pm
TRAINS DEPART
No. 7, For Spokane Tacoma
Seattle, Portland and all Coast and
california points leave Montana
- Union Depot daily ut ..:....... s5Oam
No :. For st. Paul, Chicago and all
Eastern, southern ami Canadian
points. leaves Northern Pacific To-
cal Depot daily at ............. 1920 u m
Pullman Sleeping Cars. between butte and
It. Paul, upholstered Tourist Sleepers; elegant
day coaches and dining car service on all
through trains.
For Information, time cards. maps and tickets
can on or write W. NJ. TUoHY Gen. Agt., q
East Broadway, Butte, Mont. or
CHARLES $ FEE
General Passenger Agent,
81. Paul. Minn.
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Big Bargains in Great Falls Real
Estate.

has been ofhcially announced that n great
l. dam will be On II at ths RAINBOW Falls M :
year. ana the Anaconda company will build
there tine largest Tehn"rles and rolling mills m
me world besides other immense WORKS EN-.
p.oying thousands of men. This, with the nv
IN ton ran way and change Of the main line of
lhs treat Northern TO the RAINBOW rails will
sehu prices OF property out or STINT. The Rain
bow Falls Land company own l. OO1 acre, . ,oica
land ~ n both sides OF tbs river Titles Der
iecl an authorize | b. a nonresident stoc <
no DER 10 sol 400 shIres Of this sttc< at only
SO per share (pIr value 500. IN amoun of one
snare or more. For particulars address. quick.
before prices "a yancs. j. o. Gregg agent
Great Fails Montana
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ENok fire. life and accident Insurance. see
l. Winners y Co.. Man l.. Butte
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1INO IHE LADIES OF BUTTE-A specialist
l. OF SAT- Lake CITY is now located IN Butts
and VIII be pleased 10 me t thu ladies' az nsr
nome. Consuha Ion free for monthly irregtI.
laritles. Mime. kestner, 2J1 Yves. PARK street..
Butte
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/ AUIES-Dr NOrelIs Fronch lem lie nils
II never fail. sac and sure Sealed 81 Par.
lltuars &c. = Aurum Medicine Co, s. state
II CHICAGO, III.
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hlAMoND DRlLLlNG-1he under,tcn, a is
~ prepared 10 do core drtllng by contract or
Othel wise. Address Jo Ohm krouel. box COZ lutte
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WANlED-Boar iers 20 lO7i, IVES. Quart /
w street Butte; home cooking. nice rooms
steam heat, modern improvements. NJ h
Emerson.
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M ME IPANOFF. palmist and NE reaI,r.
~ reads past present and future; gives &C.
curate advice on all Affairs o III. rels nus.
ness or profession you are best adapted for
Has had % years experience, having read m,
hands OF many OF the mos celebrated and sue.
cessful men and women OF the age. Mist tkes
Impossible. For short time will read for
adde's Tor 81. Room o. y aver bloe<. Iutta.
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| EssoNs in spanish, bi2 Fiftn avenue
Il south. Great lis
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hRESSM AKING-AiI work arst-cI,ss
II HrIc reasnnahle. Ito W EranlLn NJ q
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-11-29
The Toledo Weekly Blade and camra;ru
Of 1896.

With a great Presidential Campa;on
coming next year. every thoughtful citizen
VIII need, besides his local paper. n great
NATIONAL weekly. The greatest and most
widely known of these is the Toledo
Weekly Blade For thirty years Il has
been regular visitor in every part of ;he
Union, aud Is well known at almost every
one OF the 10000 postoffices in the country
II Is edited with reference to a national
circulation. II is Republican paper. but
men of all politics take it, because of its
honesty and fairness in the discussion Of
all public questions Il is the fsyorite
iamIy paper, with something for everv
member OF the household Serial stories
poetry, wit and humor; the Household de
partment est in the worldly Young Folks.
Sunday School Lessons, Talmage's Ser
mons, the Farmstead, the Question Bureau
(which answers questions Tor subscribers
the News Of the Week i'm complete form
and other special features. Specimen
copies gladly sent on application. and If
You Will send Us list ofaddresses. we will
mall copy to each Only o. a yesr. If
you wish to raise a club, write for terms.
Address THE BLADE,
Toledo, Ohio. |
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-11-29
A s.a Heart 1t H'ns'

How T,, ,en ouT four little children 50 GEAR
r,nre q, weeks ago we had hve; s,are.
l n hsd God thought had one 70 SPA'e
IN, dear little Daisy daughter ,su
oI How rs'1 we loved her none can 'e"'
20, God saw fit 10 take her'
Du And His power none cen excel
Eisb, nights and days sne ss.e
The agony 'ss yn IF dsT morning naa a6ou. da,
Our darling passed away.
n, how we miss her little footsteps
. 'tooamnss. when come in from WORK
= ne at the door
an Tom ..st we suppose its4air,
10 ~ .,sie ones had to spare,
IL looks hard, r.taer Is. ]. O%EE
| That we our two
Written by their