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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-10-14
ARMENIAN MYTHS.

Noah's wife is said by Armenians to
be buried on Mount Ararat, and the
Armenians trace their ancestry back
to Japhet in one long genealogical
tree. They have a tradition that the
Garden of Eden was located in Arme-
MIA.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-10-14
HOLSTER DRUG CO.
REMEMBER THE AA|NE

Object of the Palama Cooperative
Grocery Company is to enable the
public to get their groceries at some
like reasonable prices.
A trial order will convince you of
the truth of what our customers say
about saving money since they COM
menced to deal with us.
.PALAMA COOP, GROCERY Co.
Opposite Railway Depot, King Street.
Tel. 755. p. o. Box 600.
BRAN, OATS, BARLEY AND HAY.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-10-14
Beautiful
Living.

Finds expression on the table,
in cut glass, fine china, artis-
tbs designs wrought in gold
and silver, but refined taste
demands in addition a great
variety of foods delicately
served.
We have foods from most
everywhere; from wherever
there is good food.
Our experience of quarter
of a century teaches us whence
best foods come and how to
get them, and at what season
of the year.
Manufacturers and produc-
ers in all lands know us as
buyers of novelties and con-
stantly send samples of new
foods.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
THE ILLS OF WOMEN
And How Mrs. PinlhREn HELPS
Overcome ThcTn.

Ms. Macy BottsSaEE, lloi NartAnna
ST., Chicago. Ill. 20 Mn. Pinkham:
~ have been troubied for the past
two years with falling OF the wome
leuoorrArra. pains oscr ms body SO
headache, baciSaehe. Nervousness Ah-
weakness. tried doctors and vsrloss
remedies without relief After taking
two bottles OF your Vegetable toa-
pound. the relief obtained was tTatl
wonderful | have nosv taken sereFti
more bottles OF your famous uirdie7I,s,
aud can say that am entirely CURED
Mrs HKxBY DoEi.. No. 500 Findleyst'
Cincinnati. Ohio, 10 Mrs PinGham:
For long time ] suffered via
chronic insiamrsiation of the woEns'
psin In abdomen end bearing'd9"s
feeling. Was very nervous at times' ana
so weak was hardly able TO do any
thing. Was subject to headaches al7'
troubled with lcucorrhca- After COS,
tcyrlng f,1r many months with dtherens
physicians, and getting no relief haa
given up all hope OF being wen
again when I read of the great goe4
Lydia L. PinkhaE's Vegetable Iois'
pound was doing, / decided in1Hetii'
ately TO give Il trial. The resnltwas
simply past belief After taking fouE
bottles OF Vegetable Compound ana
using three packages of SaHaiiye " -lSIl
/ can say feel like q new woman.
deem it my duty TO announce the iac.
to my fellow sufferers that LyaL"
Z. PinithanI 5 Vegetable remedies nave
entirely cured me of all my pans ani
suffering. have her alone to thapN
for my recovery, for which am graz,
full. May heaven bless her ior tns
good work she is doing for our Sex
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and When he'd takfn twelve boxs-. ~As
curu pIetelr sured sIhoss yliis hsr. das.
for you what We cpGid rot Do. ~Asa uas %
my physlriA1s. they have saved yoer life.
afhss wzs two year. ago Aza Eay hesrs
has not trOsbied ne sinse bslisvs owe
my life 70 Dr. wfiismss Ptnk Pills for Pale
People sad take Iiczsars in teiiiss ashers
abouf them
Alnoag th- many fornss os neEraisia are
hez5arhs. nsrFoaspe<s, p~rsly sss, sr-efiery
and ie-rossi1tar atA1ia. Sonis II thr-e srfs
consiAsras incuratls 1ntl nr. Wiillasr.
Piak Pulls for Psie Propis were furuasiss4.d
To-Day ;hoa-Acds testify 20 kariag bsea
cured % sarh dis@ksss kr thesr piils-
nocscEx fr~lneatly prcsrit-s tkoza 2pd
al druggists srii thelr.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
I-e--r,,r - 49,.

In t,liYairs Aszs nafarsi klsfn-s ter-o are
eisf,srs unffirs n direct sfaf FauirEa thr
ogt-gf-zr iss7oi ertitliisz - Egsirz p-epis -
" hich fhr sHthHeiastfe tFslrkCs % ssasnre
= nui ssoa 10 aN1N kisnsrif unr - tha
nust zHfnatehinE facts mr tnf fizas Il tha
fErruatay q ugr uaYa IN -rttrffais idrts ssec-
;rtcai apparatus vita hl1l fsw htnis ara
out - TIE most ra-aEFr ma faTtEaa
srsuN bafs Nh0 naVf hgdif Has x slsrss-
trtc trsrlaavH circulating IN thrtr Bar
f~ts. and boy Ehn Lass seaf. N4a ths
despair u his t-arhrFs sa7 Deserved rsc-
% sittda In shs nrtraai trzisiiUE tsnsso9 en-
Nit1t 40 fhH ctrFrg insrniur % u.ass iE-
- rious stsrfricag hoat- An intffzttan ta
teTs 10 nFinE ~ .fassrs pFgsilcss - thsig
sWu tuEeauitr. ~ the a8fnrai h.sspry
srsrius~us that thu baNr rati~ess-i. viii
res1lt in al snnibnen thish In varsity
Hrd qualify VII ~ frNria tilln q sl7,s
y 10 4 net psed . ftiloufrE tnsaa IN
th~sr tut~rcxft
~ Eenaral ard a hai~sos1f = seTslfHzas
- u tn-s siKstiHcanf - ~ IGNORED. AS. yet
pHs ainaesf hexlfstsz 20 snsstii- utth V
iskf ofsir-Hl rcsssEulttan uaaF rob u - "a
t1d-JsrFifisucc Epd aFzaafa Eritrs Rtth
eyriIathg ffura he school tHWeser II
sstar - diTcrrrd Hrs4 made r1tpfr aafesis-
gent intrrssi n nature. Tor tnzgsnes,
n.as hrip to HM pTisatRhss the iaus s2Hs-
tsteF x2EAtkons The Afi1Nasc
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a. -h. So iisu

Thcre ~zs ttat N hsr ryss st5.s :
that shr thsaztss - hlaz a1ly = s-zs.z1
tires. Afsd tsr ruatnEss irGtesfs,s 80 \
lsfifufNl ~ss mare IN lda sssiutfi-s : \
ne iAnfNtt OF an AirSansirf Thsy -
saiAinf arm q ara auisr NJ ss-li,
iFQss Il wkH thsis lass sFat7sa ~ 90
ihT is.s Sset iais gsEaR fdf ssstaai (
-noa hsssu', neusr1 H. IA ~! !.
pTusahfa4ly
Nstiess ~Astr - isssirsa "a.
NJ nsW urffaru1
'-lsr- ! uattc.1 lt
lnai ypu dstut szy auFfhiar abzas I.
- Ae9--sse Tau hsyr II scar 81
ftlf rsgrar
~weaIssss sasy - ya1 taks sdss- -
-ictnFs 70 sr1r uhel Fsu rrhfr
fnS sdsz - narsa asicsl nrnst "a.
thqaehf Tep Nu.ii agziF= ftls unifl4.s
7 do @iusir- n its - De- aad ID
700 ieo3 - crnntss HailnE rhgt I -,
YNN y D. the nTsf sac sii the sulst4sa
Hlu tsek bas She thsY are tskiax a
= -W4ssinEten star
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
Nenr- nnr. q K,,urr.

Visitors to Tangier and other settle
ments OF Morocco notice the keys that
are carefully kept In safety in the
houses Of some OF the families OF an
Client descent. These keys belong to
the houses in Spain once occupied by
the Moors before their expulsion from
their homes many centuries ago. The
Spaniards occupy these old houses. bui
the descendants OF the Moorish own
ers stin guard the keys in the hope
that the day viii come when they can
return to Grenada and onee more re-
sume control of tbs property from
which they were driven by Spanish
arms. Tangier is delightfnily oriental.
like a leaf out OF the Arabian Nights
Nowhere east OF Damascus. Il IS said.
do you get so good an idea Of
the Orient One sees the cadi admin
istering justice. In the houses are the
courts, vita fountains playing In the
center. and all the interior detail Of
Arabian architecture. Tall Jars In
which the Forty Thieves might hide
stard In the houses
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

like hinnacie. the operator standing
in front OF ii while manipulating the
keys. BY simple automatic arrange
ment each key. as depressed, lights a
combination OF the four red and the
four white lights. making letter or a
number, according 10 the code Of sig
nals. All OF these operations are auto
matte and the combination is made by
one touch Of the key. Another feature
OF the keyboard is that when one letter
Is down all the other keys are locked 40
that another cannot be accidentally
pushed down and confuse the signals.
Any key pressed down can be turned
one-quarter way around, like a screw.
which motion locks It in place and
leaves the signal Burning in case It Is
desired to use Il as a standing signal
for an order IN the seere; naval code.
Thus the keyboard can be used to tele-
graph ordinary instructions by the usn-
al letters. TO send cipher dispatch or
special code orders. Notwithstanding
all this apparent complication. the key
board Is compact and its mechanism so
simple that Il cannot be readily dis
turbed or gotten out of order.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
The woRlp.s mAlr,
r~sraira. Of Il 4. MAD. 60 -,
Letters.

Two thirds ci al the letfs-, -.
shIeagh N. p.astastiess ~ m. ss ss.s
Nttssn ny and SEAT 70 iss,t5.i, ,,qss !
Engiizh. Thcrc az sl.t!s..,...e - n
y. psrsous spe1kins essiiooeisiigl 9
sae 9toer % thr ten or " elge * -
rfn iaf<uaEes. and 81 tho ,eslti
cent or szS gst 90 r-5F,sas's = e90Ei Z Y
aty1f.ilsix q - the rsew York Gs,.,ss ~
y ~ speak NsszsiAn n - "A = Z; -
~ trrncn. a. $40 90 49,, ,sesea
90 ttRitnr and L 10 ~ fi,.sss.'laNs ~
tne hAlance Bunrastsn, Dtss5s Z, I
lssaish ti1ssfn'an, Gaelic. Rsssrr. -
.l - lantsa, Danish and N,r,..-
tnOA Wslie onlr as.e.ssitgrt,, -
10 employ the faesH2i@s ~ 81 20
- st,srtFrsnfs 81 Cissnssd eag,..s. -
siss ss thFir native t1sr'is' -
tNu-ihtfsin of fh1ee Who g.,r,..-
- T. The Enxttsh lan9uazs - 4
a ais situation zrtsss srars a.. -.
- lAFEs share q the econ 49, II
80 OF he world y doc ia ~
- ~ anppnE those who % ns,f .5.,.l 4 !
N1n - tnsaf native auSnzFe.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
WHERE BURNS MADE MERRY

Here is the house which Burns made
immortal through The jolly Beggars
II Was an inn in Mauebiine, kept by
George Gibson and his family. which
seems to have been q particularly dis
reputable one His wife had been ex-
communicated and his daughter
Racer Jess" left no reputation for
sweetness and light = behind her.
Here in Poosie Mansie's." as the
hostelry was called. the beggars and
paupers used to gather and hold high
reyel Here. Burns, to study them
used TO Join them. And here THE Jolly
Beggars." was conceived The house
is very little changed since Burns day.
The room where the light-hearted pau
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
Gold in Bricks.

1t has been discovered that the com
mon red clay OF which bricks are made
contains gold at the rate OF nearly a
shilling's wcrth to a ton even. in some
cases. a little more. In the houses Of
London there are. az least. 5000 900
tons of brick. Make little calculation
at the rate OF Is. per ton, and 1t Will be
found that no less than e25o000 Of the
precious metal IS locked tightly up in
the ugly red walls OF London alone
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
rELEPHoTosIN NAVAL SERVICE
onr warships Equipped with New set
of signals.

of signals.
The present war between this coun-
try ard Spain is credited with hasten
ing the equipment Of United States ma
val vessels with a new signaling sys-
tenn The apparatus OF the Telephotos
company OF Buffalo. has been approved
by the United States navy department.
and several sets are being made for
American warsnips The telephotos IS
considered the most rapid. most power
fuI and effective night signal system
vet invented. It consists of a series Of
four double lanterns. lighted by power
ful groups Of incandlscent lamps. the
four double lanterns being hung YER
tieaiiy on strong wire cables. the upper
end of which can be run up to mast
or yardarin. while the lower end is In
tended to be fastened 70 the deck Of the
vessel The upper half OF each lamp is
white and has within Il group OF three
lamps surrounded BY powerful niagni-
fying lenses The lower half is red.
and has four lamps. in order to make
The red beams the stronger. which are
surrounded by heavy red lenses. TIE
carefully insulated cable connects the
lamps and passes from the lower ore
to the deck or bridge, where keyboard
enables the operator to spell out the
code signals about as rapidly as a type
writer is manipulated, and very much
in the same manner. The keyboard Is
arranged on 2 standard and enclcssd
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
Th- Aaa-r.e.a Nv. Ca. a.. ~.

a ppFtfciip. ki1a tfs4xfl inrt-, !. u
parts. si1t-sn views - each ~ :. j
nt.f'st hsii-t1nc ssicturss 81 - 49,
Nasf- Cuba snd Naval has -
pseltsisesi ari The Asrhisoa- Tss..s
meats for a srxetal .~lisiur, - - -, -, y
~ iss fsAtrpfss- atsf viii s1suisA - n
set SuS hundred an3 ssxty ssrfrs-s 1,
one dollar delivered frs1 Il 81 -,
N ths lnifca sfsies- IN stsE = - =
tures a7~ very fLru-tr 81 5--,-,- = =
fall nddrss.. 10 - fIIf,t7
Gsaor1si AEsrt A. = As Re
yer. Cole. - =
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
A FATALITY AVOIDED.
csro.a tho pcaOefai, Go4Aea, Ind.,

When neuralgia Is accompanied by =
dull, heavy pain near the heart.fregnensly
becoming intense. II generally terminates
fatally. Mrs. Macy flynn. whoiises near
t'oshen, Indiana. survived sseh an attack
and her advice g. worth he~sing.
.sIn ths fall OF 'Re. . she said. II began to
10 have trouble with my heart There was
a sharp pain IN my breass which becasae
rapssiy worse The doetor wAa parzirsi and
pot mo under tho influence Of opisfe~.
rheS-shaTp attacks followed one another at
interv ais, and l became weak and h.s .
hssxarsi look. | Was constantly In pain,
soldoa slept and had no appsate
''Ai the cad of two years was confined
TO my couch most cf the siue and tho
doctor. agreed iha; my deata ~ss oaiy .
matter OF a short time
sO-e dax notf-sA In a rou.r.p~r an item
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
nlstr,hniIan re.tpepra.

A Sunday school superintendent OF
Alma. kan. purchased two gross OF
American fags tha other day for dla-
tribuhon 70 his pupils. Wnsn his par-
chase arrived and the big bundle OF
Gags IVES opened he found the follow
ing inscription printed upon each: RE
mem5e- the Maine, and to with
Spain," The superintendent said that
this expressed his sentiments. but he
decided to Indefinitely postpone the dis
tribution.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22


trocha Is a form OF trench and mound,
with barbed wire strung on posts along
it At short distances were small log
houses occupied by from three to six
or more Spanish soldiers. 1t WAS i'm
possible to cross the line without com
ing within rineshot distance OF at least
one of these houses. Accompanying
picture. reproduced from photograph.
gives a very clear idea Of the kind OF
thing weyler's trocha is. While Il may
have been an embarrassment TO bush
whaekers. It Will be at once seen that
it Is SIMPLY fence and ditch. ard can
not be considered as any impsdiment
to large bodies of trained troops In
deed. did the natural difficulties CT Gu
ban jungies present no greater obsta-
cies than does the troeha. that island
would be not much inferior to a parade
field for the United States troops
The other pictures represent a Span
fsh mounted scout. and a Young Span
ish officer and soldier They speak
for themselves" especially those of
oficer and soldier. and show raat while
these men may be valiant they have
neither the training nor the equipment
that Il is necessary TO have In order
TO successfully meet Uncle Sans boys
who have all they want. and OF the best
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
We ~, irr.rn...

an1 ffh-cyai rnasnsts,siass Fefsr4 "a. -a.& -
ail gsgs rsS siyiEe Ghs ssi.s :. sasfgs,
ieorz trFulS of cEe1lL f1rss-riAas sss-s !
sairsaagn uaatef Ne brad Frquir-h 80.
made fFugz psb7errsrkN We z1str4tit4s - 4,
per r1nut : - sail gssif ksSsrsl.s a itA siszsr
hsruard Nj. "a. tous CITY IoWa
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
MALT CRYAM Thar. 4 AI.nI,f,I,,I,-..,t !

MALT CREAM There + Manufactured Ia
Denver an article cilted Malt i'reain that
y crcditcd sith duinE Wonisrs IN curing
- dtFilefsln afsu insomnia, and fog general
debility 1t IS made OF MIX fsrsa.srl, ard
Barley Malt and is past doubt the tsssst
baby fgosd knnNn KS Il contains M chem.
lCals The arm = known as the American
Msik Goods Company ANY arurgtst can
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
n-.ury !. na.sa p.-e,

Cir.s esooe nsesns /. clean skia. Sc
t@aaty tsitho7tit Cs-csrsts, Caedy Casssr-
tir c ezns rour boo. and kesps q clean By
stirriag % The lazy liver snd crlring al Ia
rssritics frurn the bosty E~Eia to-day 80
bsntsh plrnptes. hptis, b,osclses- -tiaeA heads.
ard u at sseklg hilinus eQsss steHion ~ t.ktng
Caaearsts. heAafy far ten eenis Al srng-
rtsts sRtssfnrtinn rusraate~d- ilr. -sr- ts-a-
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
Fre. n d. : ft ro,f rsnf.r

BY excessive perEplratloa safely and per
maueGtly cured All udors dFstroyed
SgcnCers cooling remedy. q centH post
paid, The only reiiahls remedy Is ysa =,
on the market Address y. W SsSaue.sr
Aibuauerqlft, New Mexico.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

A hafh with CosMO BUTTERMII.K
SOAP. rxqaisitoiy scgaisd. Is soothing ss.i
brneilssal. Sold avnrN v kaF.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

An old bachelor says women love
three times; the FIRST is accidental, the
second design. and the third despair
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

ifeac< may b. delayed b fhr fact maj
Il Ntti require asnic ttnse fur tkf Efans
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

genVle - hHfaiiT pga1d izl hscEzs
hST ~ fssst hsalFE o. e.a1N g. fbr Eaf
Sra ian'N nnif - uFast 40 3HaA. lis,.
fss Iust rssi5s lsars srau thf ktfasiEs Z
tnifianaf-.lts golrnst
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

acat n 40
man having
been cured u
nenraigis Of
the heart by
DR. Williams
Fiak Pffls
or Fsls .
People. s5d
i conripdsd
tss try thsm
Wken !
b14i 1Hf@4%
oHe box I
noticed TN
prues1sut to
mycuadinsa,
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

Cos1fo HyTTERMfI.E TOILET spu
snsks- the skia soff- Nhife aBd hsAiiss
sod srsfyN hersL
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
THE NOTED TRoCHAs.
PICTURESQUE FENCES or
MANY STRANDS.
Log Hut- to shelter Garri-ons-rhe
Kina of spanish omeers and Nea
Uncle sans Boy- WIN Meet while
Wrestling Cuba from spain.
Especial Letter.

UGH has been
printed about the
troehas that wey-
Ter had construct
ed across Cuba
from north TO
south They were
dividing lines
that looked form
idable on paper but
as Gomez proved.
didn't divide. " "A
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

These arr times 10 Nhirh All men uiionl,i
shoS egarsEs Z only By WearinN las,
year, > straw hat
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

FITS fsFflAssssl' nrs - rsrs aasss - L.
hsst dzF 49, - D.. hha@s uzsat ArFrs Hzss.assf
seaa Ter FREE sx-oO trial b-gftis asa tszsssss
u y ~ ~ - - Ara .l-- I..-A.l. ls.-l.. ~
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

what freaks one rneets In boarding
hcuses. Yes a lot 0t them around nj
pur plarc have got up parse ana sent
lhe lAndiady olf on yacation.-
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

'-Drcsugfui aSout the had drfrsttpr a,-ttei
down South Yes, tha only snSsfie4i
rally prepared for this var are tn. krn
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

II dtsast sras To- ufsauu - fEr tl1nrfaA
No Ear EgN1 Nftsl ~ nzaiy thAt -
eltli,fn- seHIFfifI hf- sftsf
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

You love Harry and yet you have re-
jscted him Well, he bragSed a. ma
that he never made a mistake abou,
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
Hss-.se rs-s ps-sts VITA os.-.s-ss
:, o.sa' gasAsr,s 81, s,,siss'. ,,,,, ,:

Assasrfaf~ gustirr waite = ths "a
ssrsntser 90 49, I'alisst states sl5ssaa
Cucrs rAzf r.tgs d MrFrlr z-i = 81
ult ~Tsrs zfftfuaun frs = hsnE sst- -
,hs adlgaruH.sai o. Jiss eaasL
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
u.ir. cstasrA Cure
Is taken sassrsAily- Pr'rs- 5se.

Sah4s l. . asllz1w8r a AslcsrT
anyftiaE xa-st % N. tatis % Ehiss -
can't FSf al yuu want.
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

I'VE hHEc uot turned Qua rn4rv i-stars
this week ''Why nafz'' slsryue,,.rIfs.r
Eirl h9d picnic cnEaEemept every after
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

Thr t-sil g. mig hEisr fhan ths aeora n,ai
than ctthrr
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

The average aInily Is 7-lallts II, ~ men
tE ke too mrca,
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

A girl naturally puts 81 hrr best shoes
shrn she thinks 4 mhn S going 10 tay
his heart at her feet
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

T-a l-sftis- q T1sa's carr ~ Casslzf
pea ratsss ~ e > t.st tsag rrlsh1s Va
SisAai. frssrsfaa. iss aarsa = lSo
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

Wo-8 h rAtarca pasrilisn paf -
F-sapss arr FerFiantiaRiy rt@aftRs ~
tarw
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
so-To-Bae for FIr,, cents.

Guarantsed tobacco hablt cure makes w.zs
men strong blood pure Soc 81 All drggEisGs
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

the most advanced military science has
devised
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
10 c.r. c~-.'iratisa rsr-TsT.

&c e.: c ..s': e. & .; 'E lE,. ,ss '.,. 3 .' :; :
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22

ars. Hin.los-s >eothing syrup
fcf etilef-1 tpsfbtns fssus fa- suas ssslas in
asftaHs sll-yz psiu. sfas Fatte n esats tsls,
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
The Power

of Sehtz1s1g's Best baking
powder is wonderful.
IS
The Lamar register., 1898-06-22
ToE-euM CURES coaNs

b noney baek. q at "a drusglsts.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-05-12
PERSONALITIES.

Charles and Miss Ella O'Donnell, with
their younger brothers and sisters, will
leave Drifton on Tuesday for Allentown,
where they will reside hereafter.
John j. McBrerty is teaching at South
Ilebcrton school instead of Myron Iim-
norman, who is confined to his home
with Illness.
j. A. Newhart, a d. S. & S. brake
man, has severe attack of diptheria.
lie is at his home on North Ridge street.
Miss Matte Brown, who taught school
in Black Creek township, has returned
to her home here, the term being ended.
Councilman Harry Keck and wife at
tended the funeral of Miss Viola Davis
at White Haven on Tuesday.
Mrs. 2. NJ. Sweeney, who has been i'll
for six months past, has improved sulli-
ciently to leave her bed.
Mrs. j. p. Mcdonald is visiting her
son, John, who is employed at the Astor
House, New York city.
James McMonigle left on Monday for
InlladelpHId, "heie he VIII ies'uo ioi
the future.
John Coyle and family, of Highland,
removed to Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Mrs Bernard j. Carr and family have
removed to town from Eckley.
District Attorney L. r. Martin called
on friends here last evening.
NJ I'll, l,,, bp, of Ffar -
a weeks visit to Pottsvlle.
Hugh Malloy called upon Scranton
friends on Tuesday.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-05-12

Judge Albright presided in court at
Wilkesbarre on Monday and disposed of
a case which some years ago attracted
the attention of the state. 1t was that
of Joseph McMonagle VS.. j. S. Wentz &
Co. The plaintiff brought suit in conse-
quence of being elected from his home
in Halle Brook during strike in that
town in 1885. He sued the company
before a Hazleton alderman and secured
$500 judgment. The company appealed
from this decision, and after dozen
years the case finally reached court.
McMonagle was one of several miners
who were evicted from Wentz e. Co. S
dwellings on cold March morning, and
the company's action created much in
dignation at the time. The case linger-
ed along, delay after delay occurring,
until Monday last. When Judge AL
bright heard the circumstances he i'm
mediately granted non-suit and there
by ended a case which had been pro-
longed at great sacrifice to the plain
tiff, who is now defeated. McMonagle
is now resident Of Chicago. He lived
in South Heberton several years ago.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1898-05-12
Schuylkiii County in Bad shape.

From Mahanoy City Black Diamond
If Schuylkill county isn't sold out for
its debts before the war with Spain is
over it is because new redeemer cometh
soon or its creditors will be lenient. 1t
is claimed that quarter million dollars
would not square its Indebtedness 1t is
so stricken with poverty, inability to
raise cash and other complaints more or
less fatal that the officials at Pottsyille
were unable to cough up to the patriots
who done duty as bibe-kissers and
jurors during Mays first week of crimi-
nal court. Only in exceptional cases do
"found guilty" litigants settle their cost.
They've got no money with which to do
so. Sixty per cent go to JAIL and the
county must pay for them.
The commissioners made an effort to
borrow $4,000 on Saturday, but Con-
troller Snyder refused to endorse their
order until the court passes upon the
validity of it. The controller alleges
that no more money can be borrowed
without first filing IA statement of the
condition of the county.