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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25
EDUCATION DID 1T.


When I arrived al Joe Bakers cabin he
stood on the doorsteps with shotgun in
his hands, and a few feet away was a
man similarly armed. It was plain that
trouble was ciose at hand. and / was for
going On without word TO any one.
when Baker said:
Look yere. stranger, I'm ~ fursa
with Bill Smith, and mebbe 10 kin help
things out"
Don't see how he's gwine to do IL"
growlea, the other. but dropping his gun
ard coming forward.
IT'S this way continued Joe. II SELLS
whisky and terbaccEser, and takes coon
skins IN pay. Bills account is all writ
down on the doah. but he jumps IT,"
Il jumps It bekase il isn't erect, re-
piled Bill I'm willsn' to leave II TO the
stranger IL It's right
thought il might be mistake in aa-
dition or subtracffon and offered to look
over the figures. There were no figures,
however. but in place Of them a lot oil
chalk marks Baker explained tina,
whenever NJ: q ~ got two quarts d
WHISKY = ! Jug chalked down ng-
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tinued Joe as he looked around

tinued Joe as he looked around
me blow around that l was the oldest
son Of cyclone, and could eat a hess
between breakfast and dinner?"
Nobody here ever heard them re-
marks replied the judge.
.Hev l ever leaned up agin bar and
chanked my teeth and scowled and said
was akin to hev somebody look cross
eyed at me, SOS / could shoot my
'leventh MANI
"You never hev, joe Frisbee."
Il had stepped into the Sunfiower
saloon Tor nip, when Jack Ord asked
me to sit down to a few hands at polk
er. / was wiliin' to Cbleege. He got
the deal, and / had two aces and
drawed another agin his king high. He
tried to bluff me and was five dollars
out. Then he turns to me with Ian
guage l couldn't stand"
What was it, Joe?"
He didn't spit it right out, like a
man suddenly losin' his temper, but he
waited a mint to think, and was calm
words, and meant EN- to hurt"
What was them words?"
We'll, sir, he looked over at the
Chinyman, and out of the back door,
and then at me, and he stuck up his
nose and looked as mean as he could
and calmly says: Joe F'risbie, you are
no gentleman
and then you drawed on him."
queried the Judge.
Then | dirawed."
''You was a gentleman, but he said
you wasn't?"
Exactly It was wuss than calm
me a cheat or liar-fur wuss That's
the case. I'm in your hands If a man
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men moupted their horses and pursued
the fugitive After chase of dozen
miles he was overhauled and brought
back, and though some were il favor
of lynching him at once the majority
decided that he should have a trial.
The only witness to the shooting was a
Chinaman, and he was so upset that
no straight story could be got out OF
him. 1t was. therefore decided to let
Joe tell his own story.
Il want TO know" he began,
whether l ever came into this town
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sand different instances where I have
given overweight and carried the ice
in at that l have been villified and
abused because / could not do more
When man lights a gas jet he sees
the benefit of it, but when the ice
slowlg, melts away in the refrigerator
ne is ready to swear that he has been
cheated
Il once heard of an ioe-man who
made $10,GC0Nin the business" said the
victim in a husky voice, "but of couySr.
public opinion drove him from his nay
tive country and into an early grave.
The average ice-man simply figures on
coming out even at the end Of the sea-
son. He is always. behind, but he con-
soles himself with the reflection that
he has aided to ameliorate the hard
ships of mankind. Take this season
with me, for instance. If the war had
not raised the price of wagon-grease
| should have come out about twenty
seven cents ahead OF the game. As it
is, / shall be somewhat in debt.
have worked early and late and hard
and been abused from one end OF my
route to the other, but as a philanthro-
pist | have made life colder and more
pleasant for hundreds Of people and
have the credit Of 1t in heaven. /
shall have to saw wood and shovel
! snow this winter to support my family,
as viii thousands Of other ice-men but
no one win hear us complaining. 1t
may be an open winter, with less than
half a dozen freezing nights to make
next seasons crop, but the opening of
spring will find lis pursuing our charit-
able rounds and dealing with the pub
lie on the same liberal basis as hereto
fore, which is an extra hunk on Satur-
day where you pay for three times a
week. As a business, in which one
| might hope to get ahead in the world.
| warn all young men against it. AS
a missionary field, calculated to draw
all that is good in your soul without
the expense of going to Africa or
China, and no particular odor attached
to 1t, it offers the grandest inducements
and should not be overlooked
According to careful estimateS, three
hours Of close study wear out the body
more than a day OF hard physical ex-
1
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tain ROedecker again. | neffer see a
man so mad. He calls me one ho0nered
bad names und I don't believe ! shall
ever go to Cuba When he begins to
smile und says:
IF it vhas somepody else | don't fool
nit him one second but if we don't
hat you along our army yhas licked in
no time. / shall hire some wagons to
take along beer for you, und When we
get to Cuba we shall capture a whole
brewery. Maybe cot beer vhas not al
ways ice-cold und maybe he yhas not
der best brand, but we shall do der best
we can. / like you to be here to-mor-
row morning at ten o'clock -und put
yolr name down. More ash two hoOn-
dered men are waiting to see what you
Will do, und you must not stop dot
war any longer"
When l goes home l slump oop und
down like a boy, ind ! make a speech
und tell eaferybody l vhas off to Cuba
next day. 1t vhas sCme glorious times
for two hours, und den dot bologna
man comes around und says:
Carl Dunder, if I vhas sooch brave
man ash you l gif all my sausage fac
tory"
Dot pleases me und 1 smile.
If you go by d0t war we shall hal
Cuba in one week. :"
Dot tickles me adj Oafer.
"You will be sCoch a hero as neiTer
vhas, ind you shall come home to be
President of dot United States. How
effer, like to ask you one question.
You yhas man who eats butter on
don't bof
butter you can't eat. und you vhas so
mad you broke all der dishes. You had
better go back und ask dot Captain
how itNhas."
ItSy11s all right about feather beds
una pillows und clans uad beer, but ii
don't get some butter it vhas no use.
/ goes hack to Captain Roedecker und
says how it vhas, und he shumps COP
and waves his sword und says:
carl Dunder, you shall stay right
home und keep a saloon!'
"Neffer shall / take you. You vhas
too particular for an American hero.
If gif you butter you Will come back
und want brass. bedstead, a Persian
rug, a big looging-glass und a pail OF
ice cream. l like to 0blige you, be-
cause you yhas brafe man, but it
vhas too much. Goshome und don't
come to NE any more!'
Und so I goes, back home und vhas
knocked oudt Dot war vhas not for
me. I vhas ready to die for America,
but / like to die my own way und like
some shentlemens.
DEFENDED HIMSELF AS A GEN
TLEhIAN.
When Jack4Ord was shot and killed
by Joe Frisbee at Fair Mill a score Of
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Then you didn't stamp it?"
Yes, I did. Yes. | was very, very
careful 10 stamp it with the last stamp
/ had on hand"
Well. then" continued the question
er, you forgot to mail your letter and
found 1t months later?"
mo, l didn't forget to mail 1t. In
fact, / carried it in my hand TO the
postoffice- ma, hal"
Well, then, what did happen?"
Nothing nothing at ALI" calmly an
swered the fat man.
"You-you wrote letter, sent a
check. sealed. stamped, and mailed
your letter and it reached your creditor
all right?"
Exactly. sir-ha. ha, hal"
But III be hanged if | see the
point"
There is no point. I am a very,
very careful man, and l never make
any mistakes about letters-na! hal
ha,"
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ure "a" whenever Mr.. Smith bought l
coon-skin the chalk mark was an ~. Z
! Each eoou-gkin was supposed 10 eaus
two quarts Of whisky ana the figures and
crosses counted up even within one. II
place Of one "x' there was cub
marked on the door.
! That's what gifts u.s." explained Mr.
Baker THAT don't mean coon-skina.
take it that Biii got whisky tbas Gay an1
had no coon-skins TO pay fur i" :
And I takes IL" said Mr. Smith. IN
ii means I had coon.skin along vi
me and left 81. but Joe didn't hey/a
whisky in stock
As botn men had disputed unt'i IA
had become excited and deternfn6d.
seemed hopeless case 70 solve the pazzl
satisfactorily They were both bent 4
having an opinion. however. and aft
we had smoked a pipe together ! ask
Mr.. Baker II be ever bought any fars
eopt coou-skins He replied that a POI
cat or 'p0ssum pelt WAS once in a wh
offered. Then / asked Mr. srniht II he h
killed any thing but coons ia the 4
year lie was going 70 reply In the ne
alive. bur suddenly Jumped UP and siz
ped his leg and shouted.
Joe. I've got tive got ~ Don't
member the day Of the landslide. when
brung yo' over skunk-skin?f
.Iawd. but do replied Joe.
1T vas two quarts Of whisky for
coon-skin. but only on1 Sxt -
skunk. That thar mark
fur one skunk and one
1T does, az rue as
And we ar Jest eve
jest even up. Bill
plain as. day Gim5
| And when they pa i.
had all taken nip
clapped me on the
stranger. I've
that Grsek and
/ By "a
| fcopyris
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whooping and screaming and shooting
right and left, or riding along peace
fully and quietly as a gentleman
should?''
you've always come IN as a gem
tleman, Joe,'' replied the Judge.
when / have called for the crowd
to stand up TO a bar at my expense
have left anyone out?'
Never, I've even seen you so
around and run up half-Areeds and
heathens. to git their nips.
And when a crowd has nipped at my
Expense have I ever tried to stand the
&aloon of for pay?"
A"Never.' =
t'Maybe there's a man here" con-
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This nd
plumbers
said the plumS
against his dssN rs O..
the ceiling. Il wv but t.!
hunt up somebody w me $50
for a week, and even li heavens
only knows when | can il back
Money in the plumbin2 business {!
Way. man aAve, l0oA at ,2e lailures
reported by the commercial agencies
aha you will see that tHree p4llnjotrS
CABINET help out. he f&lures-lots OF
EN- A man goes init the business
simply as q pastime, The most he
hopes for is to CONF cut even ii the
emu OF the year. a III though few OF
them do the rest hAg on TO use up the
stock in the batt room. There ara
shoemakers who Ede in their carriages
and run politics of ward, but thu
plumber must so on foot and be a.
nobody, The pablo would have treated
him right ana given him a sair show
but for the newspapers. They have.
held the plumber up as q robber and e.
villain, anG nothing he can Go can
change public oponion."
A water pipe bursts" continued the
plumber as ne drew a diagram with
his finger on his desk. THE plumber
Is sent for Ii is only a pin-hole, but
It must be inspected from alt sides. The
water must be shut OF. the pipes
scraped and solder used. A man puts
in TWO hours time and the plumber has
TO pay for IL, but not one time In
twenty does he charge enough TO get
a profit out of IL, AS he is figuring up
his dead loss the newspaper comes out
with: Another European Castle
Bought by Plumber" and the man
who got a fifty-cent bill for a dollars
worth Of work is ready To swear that
he has been robbed. Ten years have /.
been in the business. and instead Of
having wine for my dinner. like the
umbrella-mender and the old elo' man.
must turn TO weak coffee | am
pointed out on the street as rolling in
wealth from having pumbed some
body's kitchen. but | haven't sufficient
ready cash TO buy n dpg-collar. The
newspaper has It's little story Of my,
making $4,000 out of furnishing
half dozen washlbasins for the city
hall, and men are afraid to bow 60 ms
on the street for fear / will send them
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can't hold three aces agin king high
then III no gsntleman. If he kin, then
what yo' goin' to Go about it?''
The Judge consulted' with the jury
for a moment and then said:
Gentlemen, all walk I'D and shake
hands with a gentleman. Even if he'd
had two of them aces UP his sleeve
Jack Ord wouldn't hev had any right
to pitch into his reputation as a 'ris-
tocrat."
Copyright 1853. by The International
Literary and News Service)
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a bill. It's all wrong. slnnalLl
The plumber plunrbs bed
got the cheek 10 be Lax
tor and because his consV IL
upbraid him as a grocer on
It's a light and airy business,
full Of leaks and holes, but II bl
cident you make a dollar you are
pected to contribute at least twd
some Sunday school picnic, My
has been apprenticed TO a cobbler, q
though ne charges 35 cents for az
visible patch on a shoe. which Is
hundred per cent profit, there is
kicking from customers and no mali
cious inenundOes from the press. A
a plumber shall bring UP In the poorl
house. while he Will become a bank
director and own wholp rows Of flats
TO rent,
q. Copyright. 1893. by Tie International
Literary and News Service.
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II Is said that Canada has the fnest|
systems Of canals in the world. Thegd
canals have cost the dominion Sfg0,G90,1
600.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25

According to careful estimatex, three
hours Of close study wear out the body
more than a day OF hard physical ex-
ertiOn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-09-25

DEFENDED HIMSELF AS A GEN
TLEhEAN.
When Jack Ord was shot and killed
by Joe Frisbee at Fair Mill a score Of
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-12
III Conde de Monte. Cristo 50

sobre las franja de espun,a blanca como La
plata; dej6se r sin refsxionar, sin peDsar aquel
encanto divine que hay los objetos de la nstura-
lea, sobre todo cuando sale de sueno fantas-
tico; luego, POGO POGO, aquea vida exterior, tan
tranquila pura, grande, le fae recordando la
inveroslmilltud de suenc, y los recuerdos empe-
entrar memoria. Sc acord6 de su lle-
gada la isla de su presentaci6n un 1efe de con-
trabandistas, de palacio subterraneo lleno de
esplendores, de excelente de cuoharada
del hdtchSS
Solo que medic de tai readad le parec1a que
va hac1a 10 menos ano que hablan paeado todas
aquelas tanta la importancia que tena para
el TODD aquel sueflo As, pues, de cuando, su
imagination hacia sentar medic de los marneros
atravesar roca, baancearse sobre la barca una
de aqueas somb que habian presentado durante
tenia la cabeza perfecamente libre ell cuerpo des-
cansado ninguna pesadez cerebro; al contraro,
I'M cierto bienestar general facatad de absorDer
ell are ell sol mayor nunca Acercose alegremente
marineros Apenas lie vieron Sc levantaron y el
patron acerc6 el.
Ell sefior Simbad, lie dijo, hs eueargsdo que
presentemos respetos vuestra excelencla, non
ha dicho que expresemos el sentlmeDto que ha
tepdo de pcder despelrse de vos; pero espera
le dispenseis cuando seps que muy urgente
le llama Malaga.
-iAh, querido Cayetanol dijo luego Franz; aeon
que todo ha sdo verdada Exiete hombre que me
ha recibido esta isa, que ha dado ella hos
pitalidad que ha partido durante mi suefo?
-Exlste la prueba que all1 teneis su yacht
que alicia toda ves, 81 queTeis tomar yuestro
anteoo de arga vista, reconoeeres vuestro huesped
medic de gu trpulaclon. .lse s
al decir palabras, Cayetano extendia Ell bra
la direction de pequens embaIt aci6n que
bogaba hacia Ia punta meriaional de ls C6rcsga;
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Biblioteca de ola Democracia

81 las autoridades? Sc burla de elias cuando pro.
curan persegurle, va yacht buque velero,
es un paJaro, ademas 40 tiene mas que arrojarse la
costa por todas Lartes encuentra amigos.
Lo dnico que resulta olaro de TODD este que el
senior Simbad, ell huesped de Franz, tenia ell honor
de estar'e relacones todos los contrabandstas
bandidos del Mediterraneo, 10 cual dejaba de pro-
curarle posic6n bastante rara.
En- cuanto Franz, NADIA le detenfa va Monte.
ell secreto de la gruta apresur6se pues, almorzar,
ordenando los marineros que dispusiesen Ia baroa
para cuando concluyers.
Media hora despues estaba 4 bordo. Echo la Ultima
mrada al yacht ell cual estaba punto de desaparecer
e golfo de Porto Vecchio. Di6 la sena de partr
I'm ell momento que la barca ponia en- movimen
to, ces6 de ell yacht; ell borraba la Ultima
residad de la noche precedente asf pues, la cena,
Simbad, ell hatchs las todo empezaba con-
mn6 todo ell dfa toda la noche al siguente, cuando
sali6 e SOL desapsreci6 la isla de MonteC Girls
to.
Asf que Franz hubo pussto los pies TERRA olvd6
10 menos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, los acoDtecimentos que
acaban de pasar para termnar asuntos de placer
de poiitica Florencs, ocuparse mas que de re-
unrse companero que le esperaba Roma. Parto,
Pues, e sAbado por la noche lego la plaza de La
Adusna por el correo.
La habitaci6n estaba guardads, como va sabemos
de antemano, habia mas que dirgirse la fonda de
maese Pastrini, 10 cua muy facl, pues una
mutitud inmensa de gente poblaba va las GALES, Ro-
ma SO halaba poseida de sordo febril que
precede los grandes sucesos. Ahera pues, Roma
hay cuatro grandes acontecimientos al ano Ell
val, la santa, el dfa del Corpus ell de San Pc
dro Todo el resto del ao vuelve la ciudad en-
esa trfste apatfa estado intermedio la vida la
muerte que 10 hace semejapte una especie de esacon
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-01-12

segudd que atlas graduacones endad
6usti6u eapondue0 as c0nsode NAL obr.
notado hacen preferbe
conumdores las venaas de
educid o. extranjeras.
Agentes generates esta I Sres Sobrnos de Ezquga
Fortaeza IT, Juan Puerto Rico. Ponce Sres Felce
Costa 6 G.:
3vs Mayo 81 1897
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las cuales estan registradas y certifcadas.

Estos a'ceites. : ro-
ducto de una fabri-
caci6n especial, de-
bisia s la experiencla
adquirIda d ura nte
muchos amos en la In
dustria de rehnar Pc
troleo, tarlto en- los
Estados Unidos, co.
mo en- Cuba, Mexico
y otros pslses, SON
sino superiores, igua,
les 4 los uleiores que
sc importan del ex-
tranjero. b'aio diver
SOS nombres y mar
cas-. va por sus bue-
mas cualidades luml-
nicas, cuanto por la
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EII4inea de las Antillas.
Vapor M. E.. VisIaverd9,

FL L. vaje del da puerto,
Epna rasbordo dreco
Ma de Herrera ve del 20 tonsza Gspaha
PRco al dzecto 10 ua puerto da de
sada
6pa cusrentenaa dde 81 l de Mayo 30 do sesa
ade dos rut, paatero sola
der
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-24
HOUSE ON ITS DIGNITY


liams for rebate of duty on hearse
be denied. So ordered.
Rep. Kaeo succeeded in getting a
resolution through providing a furth-
er issuance of fifty two-cent STAINS to
each member.
Rep. Robertson introduced his bill
providing for electric roads. Print
ing Committee.
Rep. Achi asked for $500 for inn
proving the road from Hlea to Pu-
naluu landing. Hawaii.
Rep. Kahaulelio was granted leave
of absence for two days.
Rep. Gear introduced the following
resolutions:
Resolved, That the powder maya
zine in its present location is a men
ace to the safety of the residents in
that vicinity and that immediate
steps for its removal to more isolat-
ed location should be taken"
Rep. Loebenstein moved to refer to
the Military Committee.
The license bill mas taken up and
the consideration of the milk license
occupied the time of the House until
recess was taken.
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WILL FIND A GOOD PASTOR
CENTRAL UNION COMMITTEE
OPENS CORRESPONDENCE.
With Rev. Mr.. Makepeacc of Spring
field, Mass, and Rev. Mr.. Scudder of
Seattle.

The Central Union special commit
tee engaged in selecting pastor to
succeed Rev. Douglas y. Birnie. did
not send call forward on today's
steamer.
At business meeting of the church
members held i'm the church par1ors
last evening. the committee reported
that a reply had been received from
Rev. S. S. Palmer. of Oakland. Cali,
in which he declined to accept the
passionate of Central Union church.
This report was received with consid-
cradle regret by the churchmcn who
had hoped that Mr.. Palmer might
come.
The committee will now open cor
respondence with Rev. Mr.. Nakepeace
of Springfield, Mass, and Rev. Mr..
Scudder of Seattle. Wash. Both gen
tlemen are very learned men and en-
joy enviable regulations as Christian
leaders. Neither has ever been in
Hawaii.
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.

Per stmr. Iwalani, from Hawaii
ports: \. L. Lousson, j. NJ. Horner
and \. Horner.
Per stmr. Noeau, from Kauai ports
A. Lindsay and VI. STRATEGY.
Departed.
Per S. S. Australia, for San Fran
cisco-Captain Chapman. Miss Chap
man. j. Hallenbeck. II. d. Smith. o.
S: Richardson. c. w. Babcock. Major
A. S. Sackett. ID. Searle. s. b. Connell,
Miss Rutherford. Miss Collins. Mrs.
NJ. Fennell. Mrs. J. Fennell. c. Du Roi,
j. b. Shepardson and son. Mrs. NJ.
Little. j. Steiner. wife and two chill
dren, F. NJ. Tucker. Mrs. IT. f. Cooke,
Miss Cooke, DR.. G. Kleinguenther and
wife. Mrs. NJ. \. Bullard. Mrs. D. w.
Balch, Mrs. c. j. Damon. Miss Carrie
Bond, Miss X. II. Tabor. Mrs. w. w.
Willets, +. +. Udell and wife. T. II. y.
Narney and family. Miss Eileen
O'Moore, William VI. Wright and wife.
DR.. Wilcox. Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, r. r. Hind. wife
and one child. Professor Herold,
Theodore Hoffman and wife, Mrs.
Crook, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich. Mrs. G.. w.
Tull, j. II. Monteath. ID. NJ. Newbro
L. j. Hamilton. Captain Bethel. NJ C.
Hawley, G. T. Hawley, r. II. Davies.
George Davies, Miss NJ. \. Schroeder,
c. NJ. Tozer, T. \. Kearney 7. c. Wet
tendall. d. n. Wurtsbaugh. A. Near
thur, Jr., c. p. Burt. Wray TAYLOR.
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TENDERS FOR BEEF CATTLE.

Tenders will be received at the office
of the Board of Health up to o'clock,
afternoon, Wednesday, April 6, 1875,
for supplying the Leper Settlement.
Molokai, with Beef Cattle for the pc
Rod of six months ending September
80, 1898, under the following condi-
tons:
l, The contractor to supply Fat
Beef Cattle, to weigh not less than
$50 lbs. net when dressed.
2. Cattle to be delivered in lots spe-
Gifted by the Superintendent of the
Leper Settlement, and to average
from seventy to ninety heads per
month more or less.
3. Cattle dying within twenty-four
hours after delivery from injury n
other causes sustained previous to de-
livery, to be the contractors loss.
4. Cattle injured when delivered
and killed for that reason to be paid
for at twenty-five per cent less than
the contract price.
The tender must be for the price
per pound dressed. Hides, tallow and
offal to be the property of the Board.
The Board of Health does not bind
itself to accept the lowest or any bid.
WILLIAM o. SMITH,
President of the Board of Health.
Honolulu, March 81, 1898.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-03-24
BY AUTHORITY
SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAII
an Islands. March Term. 1898. In
the Matter of the Estate of Heinrich
Riemenschneider. In Equity.

William o. Smith, Administrators
with will annexed of the Estate of
Heinrich Riemenschneider, deceased.
testate, having filed his Petition be-
fore the Supreme Court, praying that
certain moneys heretofore deposited
with the Supreme Court by the Minis
ter of the Interior. on behalf of said
Estate. as the price due for certain OF
the land of said Estate taken by the
Hawaiian Government for the extern
sion of Vineyard Street in Honolulu.
Oahu, be paid over to the Administra-
tor.
1t is hereby ordered that all parties
interested he notified that the hear
ing of said Petition will come on TO be
heard before the Supreme Court, on
Thursday, the 18th day of April. A. d.
1898. at 10 o'clock a. m.
BY the Court