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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05

sa9q%'v When the runor was con
f9a"d, and tft additional information
"a.rn that the c,,r9 We're to run by ler
house, Miss Selma was Indignant and
tittlc alarmed. She wondered if it
would be safe
lot VIXEN the company wrote aud
wanted to know il they might buy
strip Of her land along the river, about
t~ acres in all, on which to lay their
tracks, thereby avoiding the building
of two bridges and p half mile or more
al unnecessary track, she was decided
" alld unmistakahly angry.
Sell her land for an electric line,
fugfooth She wouldn't have the hor-
uI things within sight or sound of
raa@ II She could help it. What if it
wasn't anything bnt sandy pasture
land, growing up to huckleberry and
: baybcrry bushes. They shouldn't
have it. J. was nothingto her if hey
had to build a dozen bridges and go
twenty mules out Of their way
She thought of all the scathing re
pies ane might make TO them, repudi-
Thought struck her. Sue got her pen
~" wrote on lho bolion % the com
lany : letter:
on may nave the laho Tor o'oo an
are. Yours truly Selma EmmonS.
@ho Shl1le" "nth Sh1 hao ''oiie 'niS'
How they would feel when they got
tha! answer Five hundred dollars an
acre, Why, She wanted to sell the
whole ten acres for 500, and that had
been thought too much. For 4 day or
'he 7'i''io'' 49, - 'llc 'n1'7 ~
= ,'gI ''''" : ~ ,'"'' 'ile : 80" .I slo
'o.'..' NV 49,, '''' ~ y nc oo'''
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~ He' oll'' NO 80 - el',su 'i5
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t''e'i ~ o|'' - '.'' ~ - ~
ai'S '''''''' 80 '.,'''i :, : n, - va,
re eN'l Gay ""S - ~ o. ;, . li"PS ),
'a'f' ""5 cll.lce Se' '.la' we io'''
N'ui' hol 90 'iilou9n. >eN e 'no'eoS y,
Sac "ofrlea ana lre''ea over ~
"'l'eI' az" II "a' 'i,e Vol - nc W.
Ter sh'd' ina. pfo"Snt GU 'no si'eii %
SICKNESS IN March. ohe WAS ho' SCI
oaSiv III, an" py 'he nrS' u Api -
wen worn on Tue roaV peoan' sue wa
az And DONG her "oiH as "s"ai.
| N not gong TO nave loihs say ,
S'' SICK on accohh'o ol ,na' coihpany'
Sae sala anyway II Won 40 "hN
good to worry Let EN- come pu' !
'Aey expect me 10 Fa,fonlAe ,loln
ley are mistaken th'' AZ.
WoaIlh flde on one VI 'nose oa'
not II Queen Victoria or 'he ifesioen
'he nlted states 'olu me 70
'tAer folks want 70 rlsk thelr ll'e'
taey can
Inc thought OF the Sluoo was
SIeat comfort. IL seemed lhe lof
'oAe = her, ana sue pl"nhe" VIM 81
"alli do with the interest money
9Ae would nave ne" carpet 'or ~
f"ior tue very nfSt l'liig ano TX
t3e room papered ana Pall'en.
by the miadle OF Aprli Tue work m nlei
etneln SlShs Oh her mouse, anu lol
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1899-10-05

: Miss Selma Em-
mons had known
last a little more
about the company
tAeh tracks never
wonlfhave cross ed
her land.
When there was
a rumor that the
electric cars were
coming through
Brooklyn she dis
approved We / V
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
P Polacy
ME SO Prusakami.

Pruski minister Miguel W
sejmie pruskim zarzut zrobi]
). .Kuryerowi Poznahskie mu" ;,
iakoby byl pisa}, il dla
Polaka jest obraza, gdy 60
kto nazwie Prusakiem.
lego ME p;sal ), ,Kuryer
Pozn.' tylko ,Gazeta Cru
dziadzka" i ia gazeta teraz
upomina sic wobec miriistra,
ze ME powiniea przepisywat
.tego innemu pismu, co redak-
cya. .GAzETA GRUDz. Wypo~
wiedziala "a. CO otrzyma}a,
jako .kare, 50 dni wiezienia
Artykuf ten zatem JEST
w}asnoscia GAzETY GRUDz.
/ ME wolno nikomu odbierat {
jej autorstwa.
Przy tel sposobnosci
.oswiadcza GAz.EsTA GRUDz. re
mimo tylu srodk6w kulturr
nych Polakom AMI sic Sn'
zostaG Prusakami ,,ietes-
my poviada upoddany~
mi kr6la pruskiego j spelnia-
my ! spelnialismy jako tacy
nasze obowiazki, q dowodem
tego zroszone krwia naszych
ojc6E pola bitew Y Danii, v
Austryi we Francyi.
P:olacy pod zaborem pruss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
Musimy bronid.
w ch;cagosk::ch kolach tax

w chicagosk:ch ko}ach tax
zwanej inteligencyi polskiej,
do kt6rej sic l:cza: Sze6tora
Won SzopidscI, redaktor ZGoDY
i wjelu innych, panuje bar
dzo wielkie oburzenie ma Wiel.
x. Wojciecha Fuhrmanna.
Przyczyna oburzenia jest
odczyt x. ,Fuhrmanna wobec
jakiegos klubu amerykai-
skiego.
Rzecz jul publiczna. Me
ma potrzeby tajenia.
Wiel. x, w. Fuhrmann
,pono' powiedzial prawde Q
kechaoej Galicyi. Ch}op'
z swiniami pono tam pod jed
nym sypiaja dachem. Jezeli
CHOP do ch|opa wchodzi
furtka do chalupy, mawia: ]:
Wlazlem Cd zadka.
Chicagoska szlachta bardzo
sic oburzy}a ma Wiel. x.
Fuhrmanna "a podobne wy
razen;a. w dodatku pono
Wiel. prelegent twierdzil, ze
.tysiac kop dzieci W Galicyi z
glodu umiera. {,
Me nalezy do W1ARUsA
wchodzi6 W zarzuty, czynione
Wiel. O.. Fuhrmanowi. CO
powiedzia} Q Galicyi, powie :
dial.
Zl,1najjqac q dobre SERGE Q 81
W Wojtka 2 chic kiego Za-
jacowa. wiemy, ze nietylko
sam sic pozwala golit v Y,
! Ladies Barber Shop, ale !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
EXCOMNI u NH1jATI<b
latae Sententiae.

Per constitutionem Ape
stolicae Sedis emanatam 4c
Idus Octobris 1869 podpa-
daIa ekskomunice ponizeJ po
traceni szachraje stypen-
dyami.
Przyimujacemu cd ludzl
diva i.p6}dolara "a msze sw.
spiewana ME wolno oddad
diva tylko dolary inncmu
ksiedzu i schowa6 po]dolara
do swojej w}asnej kieszeni,
pod pretekstem. jakoby sic
organiscie to POI dolara da-
walo, a W rzeczy same]
organista tego pol dolara
nigdy ME oglada, bo blerze
pensya kasy parafalnej
Ktokolwiek podobnej sic
dopusci zbrodni, DO kradziez
Jest zbrodnia, jest po
D wsze ekskomuniko-
wany; p 0 drugie jest
obowiazany do restytucyi, to
Jest do oddania pol dolara
temu, kt6ry ms@e Sw. odpra.
viii; Po trz Gle taxi
Iszachrajl, podpada tel karom
prawa cywilnego "a przywla-
|szczenie s0bie pieniedzy pod
falszywym pretekstem (obr
tanning money under false
pretenses). Prawo cywilne
mogloby podobnego zlodzie
Eia bez ceremcniii ukara6 ]
|poszedlby rewerendoWy zlo-
Edziej " kajdan;a,ch do domu
|poprawy (zucht hthausu), be
Epope}nil zbro odnie against the
e,of the state" przeciw:
[ko pokojo stanu.
" pewnych sferach poWin-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

kim ME 50 Prusakami, tylko
poddanymi krola pruskiego
ma mocy traktat6w miedzy-
narodowych.
a wiec poddanymi kr6la
pruskiego jestesmy j ma TEN
basta! Ale Prusakami
MECH sic Pan minister Q to
ME kusi p6ki SWAT swiatem
z wolf Bozej Prusakami ME
bedziemy.
Lud pruski ME lest tax
milutkim, zeby go inne
nafody kochae, do niego'
lgnac, ba 2 MIN sic zlewat
n m''aiy. Nlecha] ran minlsIe1
Miguel dobrze spojrzy W to
lustfo, co sic to zowie die
janii i. przeszloscia ludu
pfuskiego, a w6wczas pow
nienl, zrozumiee, ola ezego
Polak ME .chce ] ME moze
zostaG Prusakiem.
Toe Pan minister vie pre-
ciez, jaks Bawarzy, Saksold- :
ezycy i jak sic tam te wszy-
;stkie inne narodys niemieckie
nazywaja~ - jak== one Prasaka
kochaja. a tu sic dziwit
Polakom!''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

nj drzywujjje| mad powyzszemi
uwagami Y lpocie czo|a gle.
boko medytEp'wlae:. 81
Robi6 geszeeft. ze mszy sw
W miesjaeu Jest 3o-31
.dni. Asystent, albo jaki bed
niejjszy ksia}d'lz, odprawi 80
mszy spieW,,|anych ] drzywu]
ma IS dolarId5w czystego zys~
ku "a ], }ass'k'es|. a.ls'l ! II. < k<t6ra, oddajac
stypendya, okazal. W niekt6-
rych parafiah drzywuJ ma
ma 4 ksiezymsze Sp'ewane,
.zatem geszesf|tl rosnie, bo z
trzech ks'ezy b;er;ze try ray
#p'etnascle:z do'aroW. 1't''ta
Jestto zg:ro2szaa wolajsca Q
pomste do laieba.
Drzywulje Nsie t|6macza,
ze drzyWtljje wszedzie
tax robia. Pra'Wda. i Ale ME
uszzy|scy ksiezfa 50 drzywuja
mi. Kaspla'n.su'c .f'l 4 I; c;ze''Wi:'y CIV albo or
ganiiscie re e i seclzz:ywis, y Gle POT
dolara da albo odda innemu
ksiedzu Gale stypendyum.
Tax robla lIuczciwi {; j: ludz'e. q
Drzywus e. esse s1d zie. rob, q
inaczej Swieta *prawda.
ZlodzieJ ma calej kuli zicm-
skiej musi mice jednq kwall~
hkacya: b:erze TOGO do niego
ME nalezy.Zk Zkodziele wszedzie
tax robia. Prawda.
MIsYoNARZ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

nawet Galicyanon ME "a
zdrosci tel kultury j cywil'-
zacyi.
Szeotoro, stul pysk! Wiesz
coby zyd powiedzial ma Gala
awanture? Es ist GAM
ferchterlich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
Redaktor wydawca: HIeronlm 1perdowsk1.
TEhEG FL. e, RAM

>RiGTgl5R i. RsBURG.
Car N|l|iikofai Nj tax. dale
&c sic zapedzll "
swych zamiarach po--:
kojo'wE,yc:.h, :. re chcial
wskrzesi6 Kr6lestwo
Polskle W graaicach
z czas6w W. Ksiecia
Konstantego. Wsku- i.
tex tego' senatorowie
W Petersburgu zaczy-
naj9 go podejrzyw wac
0 pomieszanie zmy-
slow / dodano mu do
boku opiekun6w, kto-
rzy teraz wlasciwie
sami rzadza cesar
stwem rosyiskiem. So
to pansla wiSci, zazar'- /.
ci wrogoWiie Mem lem.
COW, ale takze F ola
k6w. Wog6le Rosya
juz Cd dawna wiecej
syel'.nat rzadzii, niz car.
PARYZ. Senat
W narodowym Sejmie
francuskim uchwalil
praW0, abv process
Dreyfusa ponown1e
przepro wadzono i ma
ten eel wadzono
skazahca 4 Czarciej
wyspy do ParYza.
w miescie Bellay.
odebra} sobie zycie
pewien Hegler, kt6ry
twierdzi1 przed Smler.
cia, IL posiada listy,
,jasno udowadniaiace
wine Pig uarta, zebra
ne W Berlinie.
Nowy prezydent
zlozy} znanego gene
ra}a Zurlinden, wiel-
kiego wroga Dreyfu-
sa, z urzedu komen-
danta miasta P ary1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
wozac posilki dla
armli amerykan nskiei
ma Filipinach puIk
p! piechoty. Okrety
p},ynle4y = st. Franci-
SEQ 33 dni.

SEQ 33 dni.
BERLIN. ploma'9 a
ci europejscy ME VIE
rza W szczeros5 ;',' II przy-
.iazni Mem COW Wzgle2, W. 2!
dem Amerykan0w,
!. tenn mniej, re ma po-
g?'rl'zebie prezydenta! Il!
francuskiego Faure ,
" Paryzu, re preze7n-
tant cesarza niemie c.
kiego, ksiaze A. Antoni t IN
Radziwi}l, ,po wiedz',ial,
re pahstWa a europej-
ST: skie powi.nl.n'y sic pc
}3aac,zyd, ola o'rganlIi;z'';a{:- O. liza:
Cyl Eobron1y Oh 9. 9 pr1z.eciWk'o. pre-. (.
..zarozunlialynl "a: 9 J U m a bo- 30
:yEsaty1n. sStano IN Zije9.-
dnoc'z,,i'o5nyJm ',,i'5 a merykl
P6lnocnej.
PoHug opinii pu-
!. .b']limczn!lej , ! m " Europe,
to. ..,.co5 Yrzekl ksiaze
RadziwiH, jest praw .
dziwym wyrazem u
czuG rzadu be1linskie-
90 wobec Jankes6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

" NiW Po]skich
| W AM ERYCE.
BRONSON, Mich.
Nasza para6a Niepokalanego
.Pucz. N. Maryi P. Jest bez
ksiedza, bo ks. Robowski
wskutek choroby IS lutego
wyjechal ztad Jest tu przeszlo
100 polskich familijj, naleza-
|cych do tel parafii i jezhby
ktory 2 po]skich rzymske !
katolickich ksieezy chcial OBJ
|iat tuteisza para6a, to MECH
sic zg}osi do biskupa W De-
troit, Mich.
BAY CITY, Mich,
Ian Zaremba, nauczyc;ell.
organista chWiloWo bez po:
sady) i J6zef Staszyhski, wy:
toczyli panu Przybyszew-
skiemu process Q 5000 cd.
szkodowania ga sobelge; jakiej
sic mial dopuscie W PrawDz1E
w WAUSAU, Wis, G
Ka}as ]. Heidelman, bedac
w salunie tamtejszym po-
sprzeczali sic Q to jaki zolnierz
jest lepszy. Jeden dow odzIil
ze zoinierz polski, drugi, ze
pruski.. w koicu HeidelnaaIl
dla poparcia swych argu-
ment6w, wyja} z kleszeni
n6z zadal przeciwnikowi
swemu tray rany. Ka}as ME
bezp;ecznie Jest skaleczonym
i znajduje sic W krytycznem
polozeniu. Heidelman aresz-
towany.
w BEVENT T, Wis, tartak
p. J6zefa VANITY kupil ma ma
licytacyj p. Jozef Cherek "a
$2o6,
w MILL CREEK, pod
Wilkes Barre, W kopalni
wegla Delaware and Hudson
|zerwalo Sc skleFienie. Wielu
g6rnik6w zostalo przysypa-
nych ziemia. Wydobyty ma
powierzchn'a z;emi Michal
Laurowski zyj;e jeszcze, lecz
lekarze watpia 9 lego '.''' wyzdro- e: r. 3
wicniiu. y wejscia do kopalni
panuje m.iiet1dzy ludzmi poploeh
HEGEWISTI, III. Praca
.tuta) zaczela sic trochs ruszad e
i rnysla ze ! Y tel miese1nse
lzaczna sic osiedlat PolacY y
wieekszej liclbie.
-. - - s-8
NAN TICOK p: + Va II
jatek Piotra 4 edzii iiorzeWsk;e ;e:-
go zostal V staWio przez
|szeryfa na przedaz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

srd Str sv1Qo1a, g 1sl1Iak
--- 3, --;--- =
o,,,,, i, ,>,, i,
:, :
e',z@ : = 3 q
e :, z,on,,r !, las;a . i; q.
E s., q. I
20
49,; 11;., !.
PTTTsBURG. Pa. Ksieza (:
Mickiew;cz Toma szewski
zamierza;;a za}ozyt t,,tai nova
qazete polska,
MIL WAUKEE Wis
IoZef Rene Vjlatte. kt6rV#s
nrz,,bral +u+,,l ,rc,,h;sL,,n,
losc;al. ta1I.l;e :,
: !, ,..x
c7ae;a b., 80, 80
k,to1;cl;rn /, nd5,;e, naetoren
~ la,, ,,axa;o,.
'y.' uys'e1u ionu ~ Lac' IS
. oDe.'ne s'a'
~ -, 9'1ylSsy 1, s.
8. =: no.Aa' N'sso -
a - 80 !! y -, ou"o'u =,
1sia'
- ], ! ,s1y li'e s. I, ''a't9s= As
% ekskomun;ko
!. 20 :. 81
w JEk9E 1iI4 sp.onA
.Polsk' 2 .kosc;of sw: Anton'eao'
bV 20 najpleknle)szy kosc'of .
" okohcy, frzyczyny ogn'a
.dotad ME zbadano
o1,nnr ,,,.,,
: a. lNIN1 - ss'iN's
.Da''e 1oW's'ip' y len'sN
"a,A', 1osea "D.a'y 80
P pom'mo s7czere] q nlegoozl
We! pfa'y swo.u y. 'ouskoW go,
:. A'o'1 30 a. - p'1e@1Aou
]ego WyDofow'' MyszeN
zWyc'ssko 9 u'''y VS.
STEVENspu1N1 Wis:
.Paraf;a y H,,l, civil Kaz-
m;erzow;e, !, .albo lax lin;
oazvwa;a Kl,czkowo zosfa}a ;
osierocona nrzez wviazd !, Ks.
.Malkousk;saoa AZ M1nasiMa y
u M,lilo,,sLi : l,,bo III ID
.H,,,, ! n,,es;ecv wzbndz;,''do. J, 81
s;eb;esoo61ne.za,,f4nie:; rniIozt
swvch 3, narafan.
GAZETA poi SKA w
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
MADRYT.
sRET4l|BfR RsBURG. :
Car MikOiai. tax dale.

MADRY Ad-
mira} Montejo, kt6-
rego flote zniszczy}
W zatoce pod .Manil4
Dewey, stawiony 70
stanje przed sad wo-
jenny, tax samo ge-
nera} I.inares, kt6rY
poddat San t;:iago, ma
Kubie. Obaj ju'z 20
stall aresztoWani.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-28
THURSDAY, SEPT. %, 1899.
A SACRED TRUST.

One OF the noblest institutions in
Hawaii nei is the Kapiolani Mater
nifty Home. The institution has
proven boon to the Hawaiians
and many young life has been
saved by the careful nursing and at
tendance OF those who became
mothers. The late Queen Kapiolani
knowing the carelessness with which
many Hawaiian women treat the
giving OF birth and the dire result
to the offspring planned aud en-
dowed the Home which now stands
as shining monument to the MEM
ory OF the noble woman. The Hoo
ulu Lahui Society-the motto OF
which is increase the Nation" de.
voted it's funds aud energy in pro-
noting the Home and carrying out
the ideas of the Queen. The nephews
OF the Queen, Princes David and
Cupid, gave their Beretania street
residence free OF charge for the use
OF the Home, and that property was
at the time about all they owned in
the world. The Government realiz-
ing the value of the object Of the
Home voted yearly liberal allow
ance, and the leading physicians OF
the city offered their services free OF
charge. Hawaiians are as rule
opposed to anything which to their
ideas resembles hospital, and the
friends of the Home had an up hill
fight in inducing Hawaiian women
in pregnancy to go to the Home.
Under a wise management OF Ha-
waiian matrons, the prejudice has
been overcome, but il is simply be-
cause the Hawaiians know that they
are in the care of their country
women at the Home that they will
go there. For reasons unknown, and
during the absence of nearly all OF the
Hawaiian directresses, the Hawaiian n
matron, lady Of most excellent
qualities has been forced to resign
and has been replaced by white
lady nurse. The new conner may be
an excellent nurse and fully able to
carry out the duties of her position.
But we think the change will prove
fatal to the institution, and we think
the step is absolutely contrary to
the intentions Of Queen Kapiolanl
and other benefactors who meant
that the Home should be especially
for the benefit OF Hawaiian race
We think the directresses have vio-
lated a sacred trust,
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-28
At the Mausoleum.

The magnificent casket which was
built by E. A, Williams for the re-
mains of the late Kapiolanl was
taken to the Mausoleum this morn
ing and the coffin in which the body
of the royal lady is resting was
placed within the casket. The casket
which now contains all that remains
of Kalakaua's beloved Queen was
placed next to the coffin OF the late
King. The transfer was made by
E. A. Williams and assistants in the
presence of Mr.. j. F. Colburn, agent
of the Kapiolani Estate and of Mr..
Morris Keohokalole.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-28
what the Bishop Was.

1t is related OF we'll known Can
adian Bishop now gone to his rest
that on one occasion, when he was
crossing he Atlantic, rather trou-
hlesome lady succeeded by persist
ency in getting him to sign his
name in her autograph album. He
had many titles, but he wrote sim
ply his name.
"Oh, good Bishop said the per-
sistent lady, who wished her friends
to know that she could count such
man among her acquaintances,
please write after your name what
you are"
The Bishop quietly took his pen
and wrote under his name the
words: "a miserable sinner"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-28
At Maunalsi.

The Maunalei plantation on Lanai
is progressing in surprising man.
ner. The new plantation had such
an abundance OF seed cane that it
was possible to furnish consider
able quantity to the Kamalo plauts-
ton. In a few days fine steam
launch will arrive from San Fran
cisco. The launch is 10 knot boat
and it's size is so by TO- She will ply
between Lanai aud Lahaiuo and will
prove great improvement over the
present mode OF travelling by whale
boat.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-28
Beer Famine Avoided.

The wise men in the Board of
Health have found out that certain
brands OF beer are very injurious to
the health OF the community and
have ordered the amber colored
liquor poured into the gutter. The
result would have been beer fam
inc had not the Pantheon Saloon re-
ceived an invoice OF the pure and
popular John Wieland beer ex Aus
tralis. 1t came Just in time.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-28
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
The Guardians Of Sanitation and the
Smallpox.

Small-pox'
There we're present at the meeting
OF the Board OF Health yesterday
afternoon President Henry E. Coop
er, E. G. Winston, Drs. Wood, Emer-
son aud Day, Agent Reynolds and
Fish Inspector Kelipio.
DR.. Wood called attention to the
fact that the 3lst Regiment had
been removed from the Presidio into
quarantine at Angel Island owing
to case OF smallpox having broken
out among them. As the Australia's
bill oi health was clean and showed
that there was no smallpox in San
Francisco he had not th ought it
necessary to order the passengers to
report for further examination. It
would be necessary, however, to
keep very strict watch over all
vessels from the Coast.
As the Australian steamers
brought no bills OF health from the
Hawaiian Consuls at the ports from
which they sailed resolution was
adopted requiring such procedure
10 the future.
DR.. Emerson reported that he had
boarded the bark McNear from Lay
san Island on Tuesday and examin-
ed the thirty people on board.
President Cooper read communi-
cation from Consul General Hay
wood, addressed to Minister Mott
Smith, inquiring by what right or
authority charge Of $40 each for
boarding eight sailing vessels by the
port physician was msde.
1t was the opinion OF the Board
that present. conditions in this rela-
tion should not be disturbed, owing
to the danger OF the introduction OF
smallpox by sailing vessels, many of
which were liable to come down in
less than fourteen days, the period
OF incubation.
Sher e Andrews, j T Mor and
Rev. j. A. Cruzsn we're unanimously
appointed trustees of the Hilo hos
pital, the President urging the mat
ter as important, as there were bills
to pay and money wherewith TO pay
them.
Food Commissioners and Analyst
Shorey was instructed to analyze
the canned soups in the market on
account Of degeneration caused by
the soldering.
DR.. r. II. Dinnegan was recon-
mended for a license to practice
medicine.
A petition from number Of Chi
nese owners OF pig-pens in Waikiki
through Lawyers Cathcsrt, Parke
and Davidson, was read, and on mo-
ton it was resolved that the attor-
neys be given hearing on next
Wednesday. The Chinese offer to
obey any regulations of the Board
and do anything required if they are
only allowed to keep on raising
pigs.
| DR.. McMillan's resignati as
Government physician of Kau was
accepted aud DR.. Thompson ap-
pointed in his place.
DR.. Allen was made permanent
physician at Napoopoo, in place oi
DR.. Lindsay, who has overstayed his
leave OF absence more than year.
Deputy Sheriff @. A. Lindsay was
made an agent OF the Board ol
Health.
Robert McBryde was appointed
Health Agent for Olaa and Keau
hou in the place OF II. r. Hitchcock
resigned.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-28

Fred. Harrison the proprietor Of
the Hawaiian Marble Works, is ready
to supply his patrons and friends
with tomb stones suitable to all
tastes, requirements aud purfes. His
Office is in the new buildings next to
the Occidental on the corner OF
Alakea and King street.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-28

Twenty-Five Chinese were charged
with gambling in the District Court
this morning. Twenty plead guilty
and were each fined 81 and costs,
and two we're let 60.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-28

The Amateur Orchestra rebearses
at Oahu College this evening. A
comforta able conveyances leaves the
Central Union at 7:l5.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-09-28

Every article, a genuine bargain
at l.. b. Kerr's Departure Sale.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-08-24
A NEW ORGANIZATION.
Crusade Against Smoking Is Begun by the
Small Boys of che City.


There is a new society in Kenosha
which has for its purpose the suppress
sion of the smoking habit. About 10
O'Clock this morning boy about ten
years of age came into the Office and he
was particularly conspicuous on ac-
count of the sweater which he wore.
The sweater was one that was able to
make its way almost anywhere, and
across the breast of it were inscribed
in large and haring letters I. D. S.
An inquiry brought out the fact that the
boy was a member of the I Don't
Smoke society, commonly known as the
Ids. In speaking of the action of the
society the little fellow announced
that it was the purpose of the club to
wage war against the great habit of
using tobacco. He said that the club
held regular meetings at which each
man was examined in order that the
society might be sure that he was not
as yet a captive to the habit. When
asked as to the penalties for the break
ing of the laws of the order, the boy
stated that they had never met with
case of that kind as yet, and when they
did he supposed that the offender would
either be fired from the society or
committee would be appointed to tell
the offenders mother. The society is
prospecting and now has membership
of about dozen.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1899-08-24
INCREASE THEIR PROPERTY
Steel Ball Company File an Amendment
to their Articles of Incorporation.

In the register of deeds Office this
morning the Steel Ball company of
this city filed an amendment to their
articles of amendment. The company
is incorporated under the laws of the
state of Wisconsin, and has it's central
office in this city. For some time men
ton has been made of this company,
but up to a short time ago no one had
been able to, discover the central office.
1t is learned today that the company
was organized some time ago for the
purpose of controlling patents on steel
balls and for the manufacture of the
same. Recently the company made
the purchase of $4,000 factory plant
near Chicago, and they will enter into
the business on a1arge scale. Accord
ing to the articles of incorporation the
Kenosha men interested in the COM
pany are G. r. Mcdowell, w. B. Lance
and H. M. Baldwin. The company has
been doing business for little over a
wear