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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-26
THE CLASS OF '96.
Exercises at Kamehameha Schools
Last Night.
Illness of DIR. Hyde Causes a ChangI
in Program Interesting Essays
by Graduates.

At the graduating exercises at the
Kamehameha School for Boys last
night, after the Rev. Stephen Desha
had delivered the invocation the Ka-
mehameha Choir sar 3, and owing to
the illness of the vice-president, Rev.
C. NJ. Hyde, instead of his address the
salutatory and an essay on THE Build
ing of Roads Factor in Civilization"
was delivered by E. L. Jones'
Miss Richards then sang very pref
ty piece called Colleen Ashore" and
carried away the house and a floral
tribute. R. NJ. Duncan delivered an
able address on Hawaiian Mythology
and after other able addresses ]. A.
Smith delivered the valedictory.
The program in full is given below.
The hall was beautifully decorated and
the class motto, Make the Ideal Real"
was conspicuous.
Invocation. Rev. Stephen Desha
MUSIC .Selecleu
Kamehameha Choir.
Salutatory and Essay-"The Building
of Roads a Factor in Civiliza-
ton" E. h. Jones
Music Selected
Miss Richards.
Essay ........ Hawaiian Mythology"
R. NJ. Duncan.
Essay 1.-The Need of Play"
w. K. Kalaiwaa.
MUSIC Oelecleu
Glee Club.
Essay ..."Cl ass Prophecy
H K Dana.
Essay and valedictory Making
of an Engine" ]. A. Smith
CLASS song .s..-....
Address-"The Value of a Teachers
Moral Influence" IS W. Meheula
Address-"The Place of the Hawaiian
In Education" w. H. Beers
Comforting Of Certificates
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-26

COMMERCIAL PRINTING A
SPECIALITY AT GAZETTE
OFFICE. TELEPHONE IS.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-26

Will call at Pohoiki, Puma, on the
second trip Of each month, arriving
there on the morning Of the day Of sail
ing from Hilo to Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-26
RED PAINT DAJBS.
Found Oh the Fences and Mail Boxes
on Nuuanu Avenue.
Work Artistically Done by One Joa-
quin Pimento Just for Fun
4 Big Contract.

Joaquin Pimento, Portuguese lad
of Is summers, and an employee OF j.
Emmeluth & Co.'S tin shop, was ar
rested Tuesday afternoon for attempt
ing the very large contract of painting
the town red. beginning with Nuuanu
avenue, one of the main thorough
fares
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-26
TIME TABLE
NIdef'S SIGIIlSlDGOIIp0|u
1896
viii cali at PoboikI. Puma. on hi

'will call at Pohoiki, Puma. on trips
marked.
Returning, will leave Hilo at
o'clock a. M, touching at Lapauhoehoe.
Mahukona and Kawaihae same day;
Makena, Maalaea Bay and Lahaina the
following day, arriving at Honolulu the
afternoons of Tuesdays and Fridays.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1896-06-26

In response to this, T. c. Masteller,
Department, Commander for California
and Nevada. wrote Post Commander
Greene as follows:
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

In a recent letter to the manufac-
turers Mr.. W. F. Benjamin, editor of
the Spectator, Ruskford, n. Y, says:
''lt may be a pleasure to you to
know the high esteem iii which Cham
berlain's medicines are held by the
people of your own state, where they
must be best known. An aunt Of
mine, who resides at Dexter, Iowa,
was about to visit me few years
since, and before leaving home wrote
me: asking if they were sold here,
stating if they were not she would
bring a quantity with her, as she did
not like to be without them" The
medicines referred to are Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, famous for it's
cures of colds and Group; Chamber
lain's Pain Balm for rheumatism
lame back, pains in the side and
chest, and Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhea Remedy for bowel
complaints. These medicines have
been in constant use in Iowa for al
most a quarter OF a century. The
people have learned that they are
articles OF great worth and merit,
and unequaled by any other. They
are for sale here by E. F. Whitney,
druggist.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

do as We want you to do with silver,
or we will block your legislation. :"
When the tariff was revised, following
the election of 1888 these silver bar
ons had to be placated. This year
the Republican party has had the
courage to say no to those grasping
millionaires who want to ruin the gov
ernment for the purpose of disposing
OF their own particular product. This
government was not intended to be
turned merely into consumer of sill
yer. The Republican party this year
stands for right and the truth, for the
people and for honest money. No set
OF silver mine-owners can hold up the
Republican party this year. We are
glad Of it.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10
McKinley's Mills VS.. Mints.

Iowa State Register: Major Nc
Kinley's fine dictum about the mills
and the mints has been turned into
epigramatic English by John Nollen,
cashier of the Pella National bank,
as follows:
It is better to open the mills to the
millions than to open the mints to the
millionaires."
The millionaires here referred to are
the silver millionaires of the west who
have already been helped by this gov
ernment to the extent of hundreds of
millions of dollars. For their espe-
cial benefit the government has at
different times turned itself into a
great purchaser of silver bullion. It
has bought millions of ounces of the
white metal which has since depreci-
ated in price SO that if the govern
ment were to dispose of it today in
the markets of the world it would be
the loser to the extent of between
$3.50, 900, 900 to 5000, 900, 900, depend
ing on the market quotations for sill
yer, of course. For no other product
has the government become sponsor
to such an extent.
For years the millionaire mine
owners of the United States who have
bought their seats in Congress with
their untold wealth, have literally
held up the government. They have
said to the government, you must
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10
Information
that Informs.

If you are going East-or South
-and want to know what the
trip will cost when you will reach
your destination, and why you
should take 'The Burlington to
Chicago Peoria, St. Louis and
Kansas City, write to W. j. C.
Kenyon, G. F. & 2. A., St. Paul,
Mimi, and you will receive by re-
turn mail letter telling JUST
EXACTLY what you want to
know. Reclining Chair Cars
seats free: Pullman Compartment
acd Standard Sleepers; Dining
Cars, serving meals from 25 cents
up-the combination makes COM
fort sure, and it will SUIT YOU.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10
Banker-Is it a goldsloan?

Farmer-Yes.
Banker-Well, our dollar to-day is
quoted at 50 cents, so the draft OF
so dollars in gold will cost you
$153.84.
Farmer Well, declare. How can
that be? Last year l paid only
$4,000.
Banker-Yes, but you see we have
free silver coinage now and the dol
lar is not worth one hundred cents
in gold. To-day it is worth 50 cents.
Last Saturday it was worth IS
cents. Ii you had sent the money
then you would have needed to send
only $145.45 and would have saved
$7.64. The dollar fuctuates up and
down and nobody can tell before
hand what it will be worth.
Farmer-And is this on account of
free silver? What fool was any
how to vote for that party. And the
price of wheat is not much better
than it has been during the past few
years, and is not near what 1T was
under President Harrison, and the
dollar ia worth only about half as
much. What a fool was
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

And it is for these fabulously rich
silver kings, of which only % repre-
sent a total wealth of $547 ,OOO, 900,
that the country is asked to pass
free silver coinage law. Not satisfied
with their present gains they are
grasping for more, and this too at the
expense of the toiling millions of the
land. Look at the names in the list
and you will find there Senators Stew
art, Jones and Teller, Representative
Newlands and other free silver shout
ers. Farmers, workingmen and citi-
zens Of this nation, pause and look at
this vast array Of wealth and then
make up your mind as to whether you
want to still further fatten the pockets
Of the silver barons at the expense of
the rest of the country.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

Much has been said on behalf of
the farmers and the benefits free coin
age of silver will bring to them as a
class. If aid to the farmer is so great
a consideration, why do not the pro-
motors of the plan provide for relief
direct, instead of through the middle
men silver mine-owners? Why not
add a governmental fiat providing for
uniform ratio between gold and
wheat, thus securing to leading
commodity of the country a uniform
price every year, regardless of the
supply or demand at home or abroad {?
Farmers are more numerous than sill
yer mine-o owners and wheat more
plentiful than silver. Such a fiat
would apply to every county of every
state in the union, and not only to a
product peculiar to comparatively
small area. Canton Repository.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

ARKANSAS, as was expected, rolled
up a big democratic majority at her
state election on Tuesday, some re-
ports make it as high as $4,000.
Two years ago the vote in the state
according to the Penny Press was as
follows: Democratic u, 800; Repub-
lican 26,O55; Populist "a, ,541; Pro-
hibition 1851. One report gives the
Republican vote on Tuesday as 4O,-
600, which would be gain of about
IA 900 in this election.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10
The Discovery Saved his Life.

Mr.. G. Caillouette, druggist
Beaversville, ILL.,. says: "To DR.,
Kings New Discovery | owe my
life. Was taken with La Grippe
and tried all the physicians for
miles about, but of no avail and
was given up and told I could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New Dis
covery in my store | sent for bot:
tie and began its use and from the
first dose began to get better, and
after using three bottles was up
and about again. 1t is worth it's
weight in gold. We won't keep
store or house without it," Get a
free trial at Whitney's drug store.2
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

''MoRE MONEY! is the delusive cry
of the silverites in their campaign for
cheap dollars. But they do not at
tempt to show how Is 10 1 free coin
age law, which would put our $780,
100000 gold at premium of nearly
SO per cent and drive it all out of
circulation, could possibly give us
more money than we have now.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

In selecting congressman we
should all bear this in mind that we
desire the man that can do our state
and particularly this district the
most good.
The first and greatest requisite is
ability, of which we know Mr.. Eddy
has an abundance. The second req,li-
site is a willingness to work, and Mr..
Eddy's record will speak for him in
that respect, and lastly in order to
accomplish much, our Congressman
must be able to work in perfect har-
mony with the majority of the house ;
and if the readers Of the Leader will
study the situation over carefully, we
believe a great majority Of them will
vote for Mr.. Eddy and will never re-
gret sending him back to represent
the Seventh District for another two
years Stephen Leader.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10
The Poor" Silverites.

The silverites are very fond of pos
ing as the special friends of the poor,
while they brazenly charge that the
rich are solidly arrayed upon the side
of Mckinley. The assertion is false,
as the following statement of the
wealth of only % of the ''silver bar
ons" does show. The free silver par
ty has more capital at stake than
their opponents: ..
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

The sound money Democrats
placed a ticket in the field at their
national convention held in Indian
apolis. Palmer of Illinois, and
Buckner Of Kentucky are their stand
ard bearers for president and vice
president.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

The result OF the election in Yer
mont last week shows which way the
wind blows. Itrolled up nearly 40,
900 Republican majority. And yet
that state was claimed as doubtful
by the Popocratic press.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

If Bryan is elected the following
scene will be enacted many time in
every Marshall county bank and in
other banks OF the country.
Farmer want to pay the interest
on my land loan to-day.
Banker-All right. I can send in
the money for you. How much is it?
Farmer-Eighty dollars.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

FREE silver at ratio of sixteen to
one, or about half it's bullion value,
is not a full dollar. Good money
never made times hard and poor
money never made times good.
WILLIAM MCKINLEY.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10

Money on hand for Real
Estate Loans ut Bank Of.
Warren.
Warren sheaf., 1896-09-10
Thursday, September 10, 1896.
= Grain and Chaff. S

No seed. where labor is not free,
Can yield such life as yields
The golden grain OF liberty.
That crow us Columbias g fields.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
aasem sic ans su,ammen ,iber1esem.

Gs 5rau6t tein @eiit au fomnlen unD gu Dertiinoigen,
bob, lie eber SDspepie eebeilt pirb, mir uhs Defo
cher bes 0&e6tes erfreuen tDnnen, pel6es uniere Sors
fabren in Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beanipru6z
ten, ndmli6 bas 8ebt, eliidielie gu leben.' Gin NIT
gutter @erOauun9 o~eieaneter @tann tit, borausgeiebt
bab er ettpas au perbauen bat, 9lidli6. So giebt aber
gar Diele NIT irbii6en @liidseiitern reid ~9eie9nete
9eute, benen Der einaige SrOit zines %geiunben @rmen,
eelunoe @erbauung, oeria9t lit. SOftetters Ma9enz
bitters lit elm f6er, f6nel unb oriinoli6 ~pirtenpes
meOisinii6es @~tlfsmittel, mittelt beien %eeiunOe
@erbauune unO Oamit i'm 3uiammembang elm be-
rubiates @erpenipiem trOb eingetretener StOrungen
mieber erlan9t tperben tann. Silioiitdt. malarii6e unb
Nierenletoen, @artlsibigteit unb. &beumatismls tperz
Ginflihe eri6Htterten &pnftitutton ebenfaas -oebeilt.
gppetit unO S6laf tperDen Our3 Oas Sitters md@tig
o%efDrOcrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
gRit ben 8robibitionilten in Santa:

= Mit ben probibitioniiten in Santos
ite6t es 191im1n. paftor st. 81. 9pffman
BON Solomon @itp, Der Sinan5zMgent Der
StaatsI5 ren54l1niOn, betlagte ii9 bel
ietner iiirgiten &npeienbeit in Sopefa Bit
ter iiber ben allgemetnen l1mf9ipung in ben
Nmii9ten Der 8eD0lferung. @s 1T inn nibt
einmaG ~gelungen, $4,000 auf5utreiben, ben
fir bic Mufnabme Der PpobibitionsAGamz
pagne erforOerli9en 8etrag, 10 baB man ben
ebemaligen S9napsbru0er Srancis MurpbD
eebeten bat, cine 9~eB5@umpugne gu perana
f~talten uno Die 0ummen ge9en ben $50
lubn" auf5ubeben. 9err 9offman erfldrt,
er lei gang erItaunt geipeien, als ielbit ernit
ebrpiirbi9e &ir9enmit9lieber i6m ertlGrt
bdtten, ie gdben ni9ts me6r CUR probibi=
tions4Propaganoa unb ieien fir Die 2icenz
iirung Der @irtbi9aften, unb bieie fir i'm
nieberf9metternoe &rGltung lei inn ni3t
einmal, ionbern faft iiberal pa1iirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
/ frau GIiiabeth GoIbau. /

8eipeint BON ibrem trauernben 8atten
unb bon 3ablretben 4rmen uno 8eoirfz
tieen, fir Die ibr poblt6dtiger, opferfreu@
bigger Sinn unabldfig fprgte, perfarb Siensz
tag Na9mittag 6ruu @lifabetb GplBau
i'm @esIep@9ofpital nah u 5peilpO4elltz
lt9em i9fperen 2eioen.
Srdu @plBdu par am 81. Sft. 1862 gu
Srantfurt am Mtain gebpren unb fam in
Sabre 1873 NIT ibren @ltern, pel9e ft6 in
San Srancisco nieberlieBen, mad 4mertfa.
SIM Sabre 1886 bermdblte tie fi3 nit 9errn
Mpot6efer Otto GolBau unb iieoelte na9
G6icago iiber. Sbr ~Dffenes, beiteres Sc
miit6 unb i6r liebenspiirbiges 8eien ge@
panren ibr balb in i6rem neuen 9etm 5ablz
rei9e Sreunbe, tpel6e ibr pGObli3es &blebea
duf's Siefite betrauern.
Mnge1i9ts hes ent5eBli9en @lenbs elmer
@rpbftaDt bermo9te lire milotbdttge Ndtur
niht rubig 5u5ui3auen. 0ftt itets offener
6anb unb freunbli9en Worten ging ie in
Die 6Gu1er Der Nrmen unb &ranfen, unb
eerabe bieIe tperben i6r letber gu friibes Q6z
Ieben am @mpfinbli9iten Derfpiren.
Qu9 bic 8epp6ner oes 9eutf9en Nltenz
beims, tpeI9em fie lire tpGrmite Sbeilnabme
u1b i6r regites Snterefie felt ibrer 3ugebDz
rigfeit gum 6rauenberein = fe trat benz
felben i'm Sabre 1888 BET entgegenbra9te,
b~erlieren in Der 8erblt9enen cine trsue
Sreunbin.
Dor etpa sfpet @ohen erfranfte Die Ser
1tprbene an einem Sbrenleioen, unb bic lie
bebanOelnben @er3te empfablen fire lleberz
fiibrung na3 benz WesleDz9ofpttal. Sdz
1elbft tpurbe ie nit gutem @rfolge operirt.
oGs bor nenigen 3agen ii6 6obes Steber
einiteute, pel9es Dds 2eben Der Patiertin
bpr9eItern nnertpartet enDete.
Die geerbigung fanb 9onneritag Na3z
mittag UNI 2 ubr BON benz Srauerbaufe, SEQ.
2171 Nr9er Npe., mad Dem Sriebbof @aloz
beim itatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Outer fang.

Gapitdn 9orter bonn 8unbesgebetmz
bienlt gelang es 9onneritag, bier Mitglieoer
elmer Observation-Disclosures otngfeit
gu MAIDEN. Die 8erbafteten itnb Sane3
Solben unb beren Satin Sofie bon Np.
352 @eit MDamsitraBe, Sbomas 81. Mpers,
SEQ. 10 Sib NnnftraBe, nnb MtGer Sobn>
ION, No. 10 @ib NnnftraBe.
MDers purbe bereits i'm Sum- b, S. unte-
Der Mnflage, falf6es Gelb p%erausgabt. 81
BADEN, perbaftet. @dbrenb bamals bic nit
Mpers 8ufammen in 9aft ssnOmmensn
ssalI9miin3er gu ldngerer 3u6tbaustr0fe
perurt6eilt ipurben, muBte Mpers pegea
Mangels an 8epeiien freigefpro6en tperoen.
9or Ginger 3eit erfubr Gapitdn porz
ter, baB Mpers pieoerum falf9es 8elb berz
ausqabt. Gr beoba9tete oehielben auf oaS
96Grfitee unb bate au9 bic 8enugtbuung,
i'm am 9ienitag Abenb Derbdften gu fOnz
men, als er nit IA falf9en SoQaritadea
in 8eqleitung zines &umpans, Miller So9nz
ion, feline Wobnung berlieB. Sobnfpn
tpurbe natiirli9 AUDI f%eftgenommen rno
8eioe purben in uler Stiae na3 Solicit gez
bra9t, pdbrenD &apitdn porter ii@ nit Ell
nigen. ieiner l%1ntergebenen in Mpers' Wpbs
nung auf bic 2auer legte, in Der @orausz
IeBung, baB mod peitere Mttglieoer Der
8anoe bort6in fommen piirben. Seine
8ere9nung ertpies ii9 als c%orrett, benin IN
benz foloenben Wonent oinden ooSames 0Dlz
ben uno beren Satin Sofie NIT % fall
i9en 9oGaritiiden in ibrem 8eiib in Die
Sale. 9as Iaubere paar ipurbe berbdftet
unb unb ibre Wobnung i'm !5aufe geo. 352
Weft Nbamstrabe elmer genduen Our9@
iu9ung unterporfen, bic cine An5abl Jorz
men fotpie cine Menge Metaq gu Sage for
berte. Oonneritag nurbe bas Quartett benz
8unoescommiKdr 9umpbrep porgefahrtt
Der ibr @erb0r auf ben q. b. .Mts. anbez
raunnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20

d6er1o benz Ppli3ei9ef borgefiibrt, Dor Dem
legte CT Elm umfaifenoes 9eitdnOntB ab,
tppna6 er am Mittpo6 Morgen, als er
feline sSrdu beiu9en polte, bon 1etrer
S9piegermlttter nit einem 8eien beorobt
purbe. Gr babe Ieinen &ebolber gs5ogsn,
INN ie 3uriid3uf9reden, uno tie babe Die
@affe 5uriidgef6lagen. Ser S9uB let ge@
fa1en = pobur9 it9 bic Waffe entldoea
babe, bernl0ge er ni9t an5ugeben = BON
@ntIeben erfaBt, lei er aus benz 9auie gez
eilt, bic SGinoisz StraBe entlang big CUR
GlarfzStraBe gelaufen, babe bort elt1en
&abelbabntpagen betiegen unb lei Bis gum
2incoln Yarf gefa6ren. 9ort babe er 1t4
mebrere Stunben ergdngen, babe cine Nn5abl
Wtrtbi6uften befu9t un5 fletBig Dem
8btsteb 3ugefpro9sn. Wobin er 1ib oana
begeben, barauf tDnne er ft9 nt4t beiinnen.
3pei Nd9te uno einen Sag babe .er in etnem
Qogirbaufe an Der Clinton, nabe Mabl1on@
StraBe 5ugebra6t. Die 3pti4enpauien
pdbrenb Der Saufselage benubte er ba3u,
@pa3ierfabrten bur6 bic Purts gu MAIDEN.
Ote Stabt babe er ii6erbaupt ni4t perlafen,
ii9 audi niht beritedt gebalten.
0ieies @etdnbniB berbliffte poli5ei3ef
8abeno9. Srobbem er BON Der Sdbigfeit
ieiner nnterbeamten tpobl 1efbit feline aaau
bobe Meinung bat, muB es ibn bo3 be-
fremben, baB elm MDroer, Oefen 8iln ale
9eteftipes Der @tabt in Der Sadie baben,
Der islbit elmer groBen Nn5abl poli5iften
betannt 1T, in Der @tabt Spa5ierfabrten
~unternimmt, un5dblige Wirtbi6aften be-
lu9t, in sinem i'm Mittelpuntt Der Stabt
~gelegenen 2ogirbuufe pobnt, obne bon ben
acknowledgement, bic i6n iiberaa, nur
ni9t in Der @tabt bermutbeten, beldfti9t gu
perben, @abrlib Elm Nrmut6s5eugniB fir
bic SGbigfeiten Der bieiigen Polt5et.
McGartbb tpuroe Sonnabeno 8ormittag
nab oerO itg6icagoMbe g oli5eiitation iiberz
fi6rt, mo er ben gun8en Sag ii9 iiberaus
ungebdrbig benabm unb angenfdeinli3
@abniinn iimulirte, unb am Na9mittag
mad benz gountDz@ efdngniB gei9afft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Gin ehr[iher Sie0.

Ogbensburg, Sbio. .9iesmaG
6aben mir BON fei1lem blutigen Steg
ouf benz @9lu9tfelbe ober in Der Mrena gu
beri6ten, 1pnbern nur bic Grfolge zines
einfa9en f9li9ten 9eilmittels gu be3et9nen,
nel9es benz greiien &dmpen. Dem Soo,
ben Sieg abgerungen bat. 9err Mugult
96mibt t6eilt bariiber 5olgenoes nit:
.@inen ebrliben @ieg bat Sorni's Mlpenz
frGuterz8lutbeleber iiber bic 9oftoren err
runqen. Sin Mann BEL 9ibiDnburg lit
an Der MaKeriu9t, un0 bic Ner3te ipra9en
bic Meinung aus, baB er ni9t mebr gu
retten lei. Bier Slaf4en 5orni's @lpenz
frGuterz 8lutbeleber BADEN ibn boafommen
qebeilt BON 1einer &ranf6eit. Sd fann Sc
benz, Der nit btefer &rantbeit heimgelu9t
1T, baber Sornt's Observation-Disclosures
auf's 8efte empfeblen. 9o9 nt9t blos BET
bieiem 2eiben, aud fonit aeigt bieie Meoiz
ain ibre @unberfraft. Sin WfGb9en bier
ipurDe BON ben Mer5ten als 19tpinDfi9tig
~bebanbelt. S6re 8eferung f9ien troy auer
Gr3tli6en t6iilfe feline Sorti9ritte 5u MAIDEN.
CAB Die 0ottoren auf nnb gebrau9t
iebt Bic 3peite 0la19e bon Sornt's Mlpenz
tr6uterz 8lutbeleber unb bef1ert 1i9 5uz
febenbs. = 0o9 parum nod peitere Sale
a~ufsGblen. 8einabe sSebermann tpeiB, mas
bas MitteG 1T, unb Die es nidt piKen unb
Elm tpirfli9es 9eilmittel ben0tbigen, iolten
fi9 1ofort perfOnli9 BON oeffen Wtrtungsz
fraft ii6er5eugen. Wir bemerten bier nod.
oaB Sorni's Mlpenfrdute rz8lutbeleber ni4t
in Mpotbefen gu finben 1T. @s piro nur
bur6 autorifirte 2ofalagenten %Derfauft unb
ipenr1 er ni9t in Der @egenb gu baben 1T,
70 tpenbe man ii9 birett an ben ddeintgen
S5abrifanten Or. Peter Sabrnep, Gbicaso,
eoSQinpis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-05-20
Dienfeifri9e Goronersjnru.
Jobn Shea uno patrid flYnn Sen
6~roB9eidworenen iberptefen.
Der 3nqueit iber oen Goo muIpihia's.

9as @rgebniB Der Inter u6ung betreffs
Der 2ei9e BON Sonp Mulpibia, bic in einem
Reierboir in ben 8iebbDfen am Sonntag gez
funOen purbe, mar, baB am Mittpo9 Sobn
Sbea unb Batrid Sl9nn, bic in Der 8eiea@
i9aft Mulbibips aulebt geieben puroen,
obne 3%ulaiIung bon 8iirgf9aft an oieSroB@
geI9porenen berpieIen tpurOen.
Na9bem bic 2ei9e als. bic bes am 3. b. &C..
per19nunbenen Sonp MulpibiG ibentifi5irt
porben mar, tpurbe als erIte 3eugin Sraa
8rtbget 6lbnn BON gp. 4257 @entport6
Mbe. nernommen. 9ie1elbe ertldrte, bdB
MulbibiG in 8egleitung BON Sobn Sbea uno
ibrem S9pager gatrid Slpnn am 4benb bes
3. Mat iie befu9t babe, Mulpibia, fotpie
feline beiben 8egleiter bdtten benz 8ier fleiBig
3ugefpro6en unb feten bann gu fpdter
Stunoe in 3iemli9 b%etruntenem 3utanoe
3uiamnen tpegge9angen.
patrid 6lbnn unb Sobn S6eu tpieberbo1z
ten fire bereits frii6er gema9ten Nusi agen,
baB Mulpibia ii6, als fte ben 9eimipeg am
treten ~polten, BON tbnen g%etrennt babe,
tporauf fie na9 Patrtd Slpnn's @obnung
gegdngen feten.
Na6bem nod Der 8efunb oes Goronersz
ar5tes Mtt9eQ iiber Die 2ei9e CUR 8erlefung
gefommen mar, baB rdmlic9 M}ulpibiG er<
trunfen lei unb an Der 2ei9en Spuren BON
@eipalttbdtigfeit ni9t gu entoeden ieien, be-
ii9tigtsn bic @oronersgei9porenen oas &ez
%ferppir, in benz bic 2eibe %gefunben %tporben,
unb gaben bann na9 Observation-Disclosures
8eratbung ben Mabrfpru9 ab, oaB Wtulpiz
fin bur9 @rtrinten um's 2eben gefommen
1ei, llnb iibernielen 51pnn unb Shea an
bic @robgei9porenen nit Der 8egriinoung,
baB oiei e(6en ben Sob Mulbibips perf4ulz
bet 6dtten.
Mnpalt 9. s. garmi@ael, Der Gedtsbeiz
itanb @bea's unb Slpnn's, mar iiber oieIen
Wabripru9 bD9t e~ntriftet unb duBerte ii9
babin, baB bic @eI9porenen parteiif9 gez
urtbeilt bitten, bu ie ale duf Snfpeftor
0unt's Seite itdnben. @iner Der @eI4poz
renen, Sobn purceu, ion angebli9 iogar Elm
thermometer 5unt's iein.