Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-27

"You probably mean excls.nas!c
point-."
az reckon that's them. Veal, pr
one ar,er each word and coll JiLa .'c,.
shaw liar, a coward, a Cninyma-
anything else you kin thin: Of"
q New One ~ BIZ.
We were waiting a5 tho Air /
Junction for the souti,:n e,-presa-
or 90 passeng ers-when so -e-v ~ ID
conc aiming along tn do7Intry h:--.
wa With his hat in ais hgnG.. AS TO
Dire loarer to us he waved sile hss al Z
shouted, but no one could make hin
out until he reached us. He was man
OF 20 years and very much excited nui
he had TO wait three or four minute
before he could say:
Gentlemen, my SOD Bill has broke
loose and will he here in ten minutes. I"
WHAT'S the matter with your foi
Bill ~ asked one of Ia. passengers.
''He's the awfulest lighter il all this
state, " was the reply. Hes q aI6
licked everything fur 200 miles around,
and Frr the last week = lad him tie
up ~ the barn, cause 70 was achil
fgh. and nobody woulS light him. :
wa bu'stin the ropes yhon I left, an
he'll chaw this crowd mp az a COW eatt
caDIsge. Thar he oo44.Js. low.'
Gu 40 CTs, of g iii half M
awsy We saw man who was heado
our way, and the passengers asked Or
the excited father:
What do you think we had better d
in the case?''
"Cit inside md lock the doors"
shouted the old man, land mehbe ! hin
cnaZ Bill not to do yor any damsge
ha6 n chunk OF raw beef, I think
couli ia him to follow me back home
ag',n. See him cum. Hes ach,n FUR
dea and destruckshru "
go ,sn't foolish or crazy, is herr
"NgG a bit, sir. lie Jest 2 rip.ro1rnr
IF aSbtsr, AID Il lie light dow On
mi crowd sunthin awful VIII hapr ~.
Whaa gu goin to dor"
~ goin TO meet yorr aon I'll, "Tg.
piisG the man as ho threw eff hi GOAT
abu pot1eu up MS sleeyc2.
Rs, he'll mado cats neat OF you in
rive hoots and holler. Gentlemen, frg
beagor's sake git inside while see if I
car e Joax Bill to spare your lives. "
IT, passenger leaped of the platform
and Went down the road few yards t.
meet Bill, who was coming on the jump
and yelling every time he lifted his feet
from The earth. He was chunky youns
man ahout 25 years Old nrd ns he cen .
mp he made straight for tho passenger.
'Hold on, Bill! Don't kill hini
Don't kill him shouted thefather a.
he rushed forward. But he was too late.
Bill had rushed at the passenger with
his arms going like fails, aud some
thing had shot out and landed on his
jaw and laid him on his back. He did
not gel up iOr ten minutes Ee lay SO
qUiol that some thought him dead. bu.
aftor a dash of water in his face he
opened his eyes and sat up. and the fa-
the qDoriod of the passenger:
"Ais5er, what aid you do to my son?'
81 landed OH his jaw" was the reply.
and is he a licked MANI
''laa is. He is signing to go home to
his mother. :"
"Nea. he looks like it, Bay, ELL, tho
ART .las tipped NJ All youTro licked
rip-rcaler. Let's 10 home to ira"
And Bill slowly gos'ri,. looked arounc
rs ! &c had ltst son ot!lEs 49, ZANE ;
hea7ii; on his fathers shouldef whiij
the P.i"walked dow4 pns aUoGy AilA.
way nd never looked back.
They Esd
N.ajor Singleton w,. o. ossine the a.i-
lie square from, the !. oetoIce to che
court Quse, wlnn hel ounrere5 Cole !.
mel r'ifton, who was oros'ing from ths
cou- bhopse tc the pose %. II vsl q
hot day, and both wantsc d2ini.
I" erful hot, c;l1ael" Gaid tllo
ma
"Hoa sah--powerfal i55,"' u7s .sa
rol
es tho throat
g es, saA--mighSy GGy."
''OAn't ny when I've wanted drink
so bad since the wah."
"Sane with me, Ia! iS'. ]ic~'i -53. =