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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-31
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-31

aTsYLZA. -Opc co wy5tdsa
1zy4ossle tutai pred kilkuy dnian1i.
siutacY5apewneEo Of ,era, trzepai.
pred dpnasm surdut i spodnie,
* sEsaaA9 sssasss1 ~
awego. .paangN, W,tem podchod.ido'.
niese5 j.li 1boy, t'd;sgo a
spodnie I. y 4 E'lpt widlo'.c DO: brat i.
apllstYt.s lpi ase' q 2 m n a ;kltaarrttetae, kt6ra.
CHOW, swkolpeftte iioddsle slotaoemu,
ny Wrsosyi Of oerowll. pobro-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
INDIANS THREATEN SOLDIERS.
ua,rss ranishm-at IL Noted Out to Riot-
: err Brases VIII Take Law Into
Their Own Hands.

Globr. Ariz. Oct. iS.-lnformation
regarding the disturbance between
negro soldiers and Indians nt the san
Carlos agency has been received as FOL
lows:
There has been friction between the
soldiers and the Indian police. and Fri
day night. October 18th. twcnty-scvcn
soldiers left the post bent upon mis-
chief. About half their number went
to the Tonto Indian camp. situated be-
low the officers quarters near the ella
river. where insults were offered the
spuaws. The insults We're resented by
the Indian bucks. who ordered the sol.
dicrs away from the camp. Thcreupon
tho soldiers attacked the Indians with
mesquite clubs, beating four Of them
into inscnsibility and severely injurinI
several others.
The Indians. while they showed n
great deal OF sclf-rcstraint. We're never.
thclcss inccnscd over the unwarranted
attack and the bad feeling has extend
cd TO other camps. involving all the
Indians under the supervision OF the
San Carlos agency. The Indians de-
mnnded the punishment of the soldiers
who participated In the assault. agree
Ing that II the culpri;s We're arrested
and punishment mctcd out to them the
Incident would be closed: otherwise
they would take the matter into their
own hands and threatening to extcr-
inmate the soldiers. There are proba-
bly, 1000 adult male Indians at the
agency. nll are armed. and the consc-
Uuences OF an outbreak are viewed
with much apprehension. Thirteen sNl-
diers implicated In the assault upon the
Indians have been arrested and will
probably be held for trial In the United
States court. An Indian policeman.
who was seriously injured by the sol
dicrs. IL not expected to live. His
death might greatly complicntc mat
tcSs. The agent and the commanding
officers are doing their utmost to Qucll
the disturbance and bring the culprits
to Justice.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
BRITISH ATTACK BOERS.
Large Number Of the Latter Reported
Killed.


Cape Town. Oct. 1S.-Communicatio tion
with Belmont station. sixty miles south
OF Kimberly, is still open.
The fight with the armored train
from Kimberly. in which the Beers lost
more men than they did ut Majuba hill,
il held to prove that their shooting Is
not so good rs it is reputcd to be.
Ii IL the general belief here from
items of intelligence received that the
Beers actually attacked Mnfeking and
were rcpulscd. The reports OF contin-
ucd fighting there are regarded as
proving that the Beers failed to score
q success.
Lorenzo Marques. Oct. 1S.---Refugees
who have just arrived here from the
Trnnsvaal report that the Beers have
been rcpulsed ut Mnfeking. sustaining
heavy losses.
Kimberly. Oct. 1S.-An armored
trim. while rcconnoitcring near Spyt-
tontciu. engaged the Beers. killing five
and wounding seven. The British had
no losses.
Pretoria. Oct. 1S Further dis.
patches received by the government
say that the f. ch:ing continues north
or AIafckin,.. The British after the sec
ond engagement. retired in the direc-
'.'' "r ~" town. hut they resumed the
'"'. shortly afterwards. two burgr-
lriug killed and three wounded.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
SHAmRock.s aAp LUCK.
rsr 1a~.r freaks Ls.lsE Another Race
Eor Her.


Ssw York. Oct. is.-Thc IopmnsI OF
the ~up challenger Shamrock was car
ried away twcniy-iiy. minutes after
the big singh. stick.r had crossed the
starring lin. to-day, and her .norinous
ciuk fopslIl. with its 1000 fee; Of rnn-
vas. came raItlins iown ON the deck.
lrn0ns her n hopeless cripple. No
atdOuit uf pluck 0r courage could face
sttcl a catastrophe. nnd Captain io-
garth Immediately abandoned the ricc.
towtus back to anchorage after lie had
ciepsssi away the wprckas.. III" Col
unirl.n COnlinucd over the cours.
nionr. placing to her credit the SECOND
of tir' races for III. .AmcEica's cup.
The accident 10 the Shamrock ruined
tho y,ics and caused the E-cn-st regret
an0Sig the yachlsinen nHa III. thou.
sntits Of slshis.-r- who w-rc on hand
10 witness what had promised TO br
glorious duel. II l. unfortunate that
tho defender should have been the
bslp'iicinry ot mn accident. ms there il
little glory Ia lI-niine n cripple. but I'll"
rul- u irunclad. II crippled before the
start. titlr for r-iIhiF- i allowed. but
otScc over the line II anything carries
nWuy III. sufferer must max. such re-
isir-s n. he cnn. or. II F,.ndcrcd hors
du combat. as the Shamrock was TO.
day. lie must take the Consequences.
1'hc'c b good sens. and logic behind
the .rlc. The rncs aF- a test OF con.
s'ri,.iion Hs well ns Of design aud sea.
mnrshIp.
the accident no, occurred. how.
ever II il believed that the Yankee
bons would have repeated the beating
shS gave I'll" challenger yesterday.
Dui' 'ng the tw.niy.hv" minutes the
yari,s sailed sh. had gone through the
Shanrocs's lee Ike streak and had
cssp !'lish-i II lead OF more ihan 100
yaT'.> on the weather bow.
| Later In the afternoon the Shamrock
was lowed rp TO the Erie hnsin. In the
upper bay. 4 new 'opmasi Will bc
seris up tomorrow and sh. will bc re-.
nsea lurcd. She will probably h. taken
out for spin tomorrow TO try her
now stick. AMI the third rae. Of the Sc.
rics will bc sailed ON Thursday. Thi.
rNcr will again bc over the windwnrd
and isewari course. and II the Colum-
bin wins the series will have been CON-
| plc;s-d without giving the Shamrock nm
opportunity to test her merits In her
favoritc point OF sailing. over n TRAN.
| Euiar course.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22

Lamaz Br-IAs1s a "a Cd ira a14
keep in z6yzncs Of the tines. The
Greet ShsEs VIII D. here JEEe, 2stE-


An Dr ~ aD1 Incense
and BU1e- he
Be i or5 TIE N2yor and CITY
C0unrl ~ re Ctr 8 Oar
C1nu-r. S0utA E@ksA g fol0ws
SaezS1a Z. III shzl b. unlawful fOr anE
person OF pers5zs u keep O. maintain
Guv wagon. veAicl-. stand, counter OF
pIsre. within the Ufy o. Webster, Ehere
IN O. wkerezz. lemonade. nSEY14m- nuts.
candies. cigars. -t35uscoes. liquid coffee
and tea sandwiches pies. cakes, lQnchss-
refreshments drinks and other Ike
articles are kept for sale and soadNSthout
6rs1 having procured the license there
fore mentioned IN section EEo Of THIS
ordinance: provided. thai Il sh41 All b.
unlawful for Env church organization OK
sv. or 2ny person permanently
nE4Ee1 II the business ~ keepI1- Tor
sale and selling slcA z~rz1cses q s parz
u and AZ his or taeir p@zznEHeu1 pI2c- q
business. to keep for sale and ve1& such
articles
Section2 The proprietor OF keeper
q any Enuv4bl stand upon a warren or
other vehicle. wherein & wherszF any or
all ne SAID articles mentioned Ia section
.0z@ u ,s1s ~or5inance shaM ~ kep- ~
sale or sold sEal pa 10 thecy treasurer
the sum of I've dollars - 8 EeEn~e f@.
tx each and eyerF s1r1 s-z13- Gne tkZt
tie aFUprSetlw ~ ke per OF p orht-
sazt3. coGEEer. or glece, prohfhiie5 b.
Se-iNn one q This o~riiRAncs. wherein or
uAere2t Gny o. al TIRE articles nentiones
Ia section oZe 81 fais ordinance are kept
for sale q Sold shall pay % tie
treasurer the sum Of three dollars - 8
Iicease fee. for each and ever such
stand O place.
SecSson 8 That up52 The payment Of
such hcensa fee uen'Es1ed IN The pre-
ceiiRg section. sAecity Gnisf1r shall issue
70 the persoa on persons paving the same
q hceAs- Authorizing such person OF
EHrSsas 20 keep for sale and sell The
articles and maintain such stand Cr place
E@11o1eG IL src7Son one q this uxii
nznce for TIE period q one 6zy from ih4
date Of such license. and that .s@a and
after the expiration Of such period sCch
Ecense shzli D. void.
Section 4 That eli o~rdi1znc4s and
FGEzs - ordinances in cOnaEs with the
Fr0yis55zs II this ordinance are HEREBY
repealed
Sec1isa ;. That this ordinance shall
oe IN force and sEecs from and after Is
passage sni pahl5ztian-
EETs5 reading 4Cne ~, 1Sga
S-cnad DeG1in- 1Ene EGza. tSSl
praaiDe1 aad passed tits 18Th day a
Juae 1893
Attest T. ". SZziL
I2l re, 1ayor.
Civ Au1isar. sEaL5
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22

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4 AIl : relief May 01 aye
trs1111 70 - EEU-E5 relles EuZ pain
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Dast- q W. - LAE + T. va b.
he1 az Sroi01 @4@ - aA - : So
Irogr1m wll o. ETea ans g St
Mrs. ha m = tbr
sM 121@ 1nI a@4 pca4 ZEaUz a9
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22

Setter, EcEeEnx and Skin Diseases
yield quickly 20 fAe mArvebo1s healing
qualities CT Banner SAisr mzSe from =
prescrigrS0n Of = skin specialist OF
world wS6e fame 2c-M- a TknL
Al the last E1-~1lng "a tb~ ". T. T..
II RI decided 10 adopt the 'cO2r~@ vi
study FOR local zaioBs, wA5eh has been
yreS<Grsu By oar stale oN-s
Mr.. JOHN Beyins- es1isov q the Press.
Az1Aoz EvNZ SAYS i have used Cn
b~<rS2ins c0lsc cholerx and Dizrrho2
Remedy In nv f4zsIy f0r fifteen yezrs
have Recommended i "a hundreds O. oilers
and hare reger kaQwz Il &c fail In q
single s~1ss&1cA. F0g sale 5y r. Eoss
TX j. earnestly ar-~.a that r~-nyraus@
F@op Assg. add waite rosa psp
FsvEsrg azk- 3 haad - sa
The . orsfioa ~ aA fs4rah y dE4y-
Backarhe sAcu75 nevar ae nerleeted.
II Heazs k2nry disorder wAicA II
allowed ID rUl tho hog EZl reSEI1 n
3vs@hsss disease. Ghtes ca gzhrT serious
And eftrn fatal csmpAizfs Fa Kid
new eGxx l. glNrzn*Ae1 fr EBarey
disorder M ThEl
Processes Hste6cDek an5 ana Saver
OF YmS@, haf4 DEMONSTRATED Gaat HOO
smokers iarrra-- in sssgaf- w~gar, ca~-g
snra~zre aud gun- capsbStg 19c1 more
r0pM1sg faal s~asgG-rS-
For Constipation tAkx Kar's Coser
Root Tea TIE grzaE Rood PRr5r
Cares HeaGaeae. Nrrv0nS1~@<. Er4p1sols
c& she iae~. a11 MAKE the be4G rear \.
q bell Sud by H. A. Thu. Druggist. 81
The sR-s-rs 0e three saa0on k-~g~rs OF
ksaSa~ t5Ey. No, have ca4a revoked
sLrOn-n EAe Efforts oi tAe Nas&ac- a2so9
OF fhag cSgy. Tiss vz-s>@ eAsrg~4 m1s
-Ssing i6qaor 10 EaiEpzs-
Nervous pruS-rzrS01 Il a term co-a-
nonly used 20 indicate a wexke1ed and
dehili1afrd stale Of the nervous syssem
and a Eiflzsrc c0u6Eioa 81 the hood
Is symptoms are unusually -Dervo2snes
great ir~rirzbili1y, and inczpAcsfy for
physical O. u1eus&l labor, and i i cx1se1
~ errurs IN diet q hygieae- Dr. J. II.
McLe1os Strengthening cordial and
Blood PuTiaer : rrrognizrS ererywhers,
even BY the medical proEessio1- ss D
Superior remedy 20 c~ouzrerDcr weakness
Of this character. Price soc AL 81 q
bosrle. For sale ny NJ A Tkul
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

For the 4sh al Jusy. ~xrar~S0a tickets
wis b. sold JAR Ia, 2ad. 3rd and 4th
T~sarH saamsr Jnly Ssh at osee ani oa~
FIFTH For the rouad TRIP. 30 parts waEhiz
200 nils K a Bradley. Agrat-
C. J. Cannang resuzn-d FROM q nip
throngh Iowa Snnsay mOvaing- be vSs-
i-esl CreSco d1rIag h6s abs1zc4 and met
q numbsr oi oSd N-h~te- les j. c. and
Irene G. Adnrns. A. Barker anG wI4
sndH- w. ROMs~. Charey sasS Ta~y
alas-<n 10 BE- R@I p-<OSpToas and bar
Pr
Wakly Crop Bns'@A. So OAK S
4isn, CiHaAse ard Crop S4rvsee. T. s
weasher BzrsAu Tor Mex enSing June
~ rexsarsx-
FtAy-TAe week ha@ h@a v*EF F1vOr-
ahs~ S0r croFs am6 r-nNsh has he@n
rAEG1 in AS. 1aFm ua4ss-r ay
Favorable EDr cazas F.usus ans grass
TAos- E-ma, = traresinE SaA-nan q
ST PAus- DO Was r.usg Ill st
sh4 C9maDsrnz@s- na< reessxez8 fG 81.
John's KHg~s1ta1 FndsF hIS msS@ ard
brDeh1r. j. r.. wer4 ~nmmoz4ss Or Ee
gram and arrTses3 Mssu1ay. TRey ex-
T~~sed to take the yasfs1nt east last
ns-ht bat h5s c0nGi1issn j. snrh At Was
fsxnrrd he c0cd mot sarxIve fh@ trip as
thss wrstiag he l. iIDy~UESug slowly ard
hopes are entertained tor h- ultimate
rv@0very. J. T. wTmr east last nsghf,
Ar~L Eseeu rsxn4a1e,9 To nar~ for her
husband
The Webster t@a= plaFs 3g-wMh
today and rozAorrow IN Ab~rl--a. and
on Saturday in lpswich- The wires
have bern kept hot hy Ip~usca in s-rnr-
ing ncE players anaoa ikrEa another
pstcAer. and usft recruits prS-d up ia
Abrrdeen q far dlz1reat AMI sErOager
nin- viii ccnsrost tire boys th.a N the
games played here Negotiations are
usd-r way Tor q game for 500 a SD
with Casflewood 10 b PLAYED prsb4by
~ Watertown- Next Wednesday, Ina-
2Ssh, the game with the FInnlr~zn
lndizns at 0rfoBv5ii| takes plac- and
h<s~ viii be seen sA~fne-f game Yea a.
.inr lndia0s have o@pa psaysag steadily
this srason and ar- ia NE iorEa-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22
Kidney or Bladder Troubles.

EF1z sEs- srn- kIzey. h4E1Hs c. Zr5z-
ar u--gAaAs CT 1rul too .reezeus 81 sezasy
E@ Dr. Fe1zers hi1zEE and B@<k&rhe
Cure Il w&A7 Egz WzzE B-s1-Eeu-E ~
c1l5rsz X s1e-1Ey rzsac Ut ozs hcEEse q.
t1as psEs-E13 rszseGr- Testln-zs are
5-s--z-5e1 -E-F peoE3e 6czhrsz- the Aou-
@-T c-zncsrzsF q t1aZ We shRreEore zrcs5
ssE IzF ss-~ hzs turnlsA tsezz IN s-s1Ar
Get 60 "a rg-- EeA2zr.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22
AcxerrEaecLeuar

Is fO30wIz- letters reEzis Unclaimed
IN the Tsost0Er 81 Webster. 8 D.. for
EA@ yEf~k e2Gsng June Goth 1899.
WSss Gsrzarw NJ Cre~w. A. Gnsfav.
Nr- Gzr r.. a. u "a. Williams
NA@z ea3azZ g she ahor- a- Sag
adE+Tt anE re cate
john N. ARTHUR T. y
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22
I-E-E-r - -

PRxrs@ oasrag n- can hare Il ceIT-
e fo aay E4r - Gzy b 1vg o.
5-ss AZ r. 4. GaA5ys Msdaue shops OF
81 1h4 PalAx Neat Mar&sT- D=lVeT
sr=rr 4y except Szn3sy-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22

Tn@ zmrT-Szg S1gf- vi E&~ Aafs01aaA n
FD-w Rvr-su AEs En4 E9g1T 81 TIE
Y0sx Eklss n@rxAyzEaalt 81 ~S-AlEsa@l7
aid a. . rs~zSE. III n&- 1@@z toZn1 E4aA
1aos u-s OF 1a@ 1fty Iucssanx AIsr@aA
E-1Arers TEna 4ge El2@s q $50
4rmns@1t Order iruZ Cs-AA are
- r.w So wss sl rMs cgzzEry-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22

s ae going the Fc=r
VIZ. c-zrreuser. Of AndOver, was In
Pennington Tues1zy-
Everrhodv i pleased oger tae eAataon
az or new school OEcers-
Ma E1hel SheE5on departed las zaeek
Monsxy, fz Minneapolis
B~-or T5AM returned home sunday
frgn La gs1 wifh FaT1lLlgts1 Fel@l
T4 Lawr~so-C4rk-sang party
w~n4 - - 5m-- FRIDAY ard refund
- -sx1 erpn7zE hzvEnE seen o. ealZAi
zgy sA Heva Icy n
szz3 I-De-
xer q hzEsr51es zrUu uaEv
fewer rkeir mssutrar SlzBbers sunday
So ~ zhe corr and gardens were baby
FuSur@5 md 3 feE win5JE pznss were
sruEen
rzzranse =. n Perry rode 70 Gro;0n On
kEs neE aEe ws ss a11
w7-2ass5 tie hl - Ae
Ps-y0ui and Grgooa t
Nis. E-heI Hgrl5er q Minneapolis, Is
rr her grandfather n Bng~n Co.
also trS%15s q Pennington where she
and bsr people resided ysl.
rAzL3rezs Day exercises and our guar
rerlF meeting discourse SUNDAY 4fter
u9on bF Pr9g Elder Sp-eal assisted
hv ReT.zpM 0tL1gfgv3 md Rev. Noble
olE pastor. we're ~TA1rDGghlF enjoyed -
IN zlzy large
Here we are wifi ur 1l.
waos ny. We are sure
% friend 4
Il
1 E
B wg l9Ig re
1ry.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22
ANY Old Sswe-

Cnz- Bruises - srrzln qEacEy @
wizh Banner SEATE rE@ Err&sess -
r~-@1v IL IL wr23-M- a AAE-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22
For Wisdom, Culture. ReiinEent
and a Better Civilization.

TTAs ~rw1Eerx Em3er sAEs had Arw xsn1rTA-
wsxas by Eht Ladies 81 tire W.G-TE- 1aEAg
TIE ImnasGl1Se szpsrTls3G1 nf Mrs frzRk 6EA-
@@7 ~ k1xfgg.2
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22

$6o0 wll buy "a stNa@Ai3 l4n @rr~
tr~ct near Wsshss I-ske. g. C. Fy~frl~~,
As<r1een. South Dskota-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22
Irrhs Tsrsely ToId

F EEszey U-e : 3 sale "
Ee-11g Er 81 ~
pI Gusra@E 5sa-M- n T2ZA
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22
Items.

Haavur Ha9vOrSoa rs- a uew bike
pr. Ed Lnneoa ~vat Sradsy al his
a0E- In W-Hi
Th~ haF- b-n hAli1S in lot.
81 zh-at sAss iaSr w.
Mr. o@ so-am 4H8 Haas Ra~mus.
ssSs ss~t >uu1sv For sh- ssk4s Hh-r~
rk@E VII seed 5 seek SsAinE
Los 81 a-m1raF-14zf- HAZE be-a ws5e
o. or Szr-~sS rhss -grSag grsdfn- avss
isFEn- 1~w ss@Waks
he fsrz9-rS CO-cp-rariye Union besi
ther saBssi u-~xT1E lat Ssfsrfsr.
TA-y Ta~~s again next SSrzrCsr. an
inrs~~~1-1 sAczd atread-
Ih~re wEl b. czap rs4~tinrat Hans
Esrasssa- grove about SIX ng-s west az
this Sase- thS- w-eE RA
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22

A Sprciai m-~sing at sh@ Post + cnI
eficr Mondsy Jas- 25 "a > O'Clock D
m. IL Is very iEzssors2zr thnf -yrrs
useInber be in ati-niaae~- Rally Dos.-
G. u. Hnilucx.
T. c. Warner. I-sannmMns3-r.
Adi1tanf.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1899-06-22
Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured

A ary52 MFs- always p-O20nss 6E4h-sss
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-07

CANAL and GARDEN WHEEL BAR
ROWS, PAN AMERICAN, STEEL
TRAY WHEEL BARROWS,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-07

Dr. John Dewey will doubtless give
the cause of University Extension a
strong impetus, as he is a forceful and
enthusiastic man. He will have with
him a large section of the thinking men
and women of the town. What the Chi
Cago professor should strongly urge up
on those who attend the courses is that
tn eyshould work. As The Star under
stands the scheme of University EXten-
sion, the object is not to supply series
of entertaining lectures which are to
take the place of reading, and save peo-
pie from the labor of acquiring knowl-
edge by their own researches, but it is
to stimulate those who hear the lee
lures to independent work. If the pro-
fessor can get even a few among his
classes upon working basis, he will
have accomplished a considerable sue
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-07

Because the new road to the Pail is
ander construction, there is no reason
why the portions of the old road which
are going to be used, should be allowed
to get into the condition they now are.
The road from a little beyond Mr..
Schaefer's residence is in an awful con-
dition. In point of fact the whole of
Nuuanu avenue is in a very unsatisfac-
terry condition, and considerable COM
plant is made by residents who drive
over it, let alone the strangers who are
bumped over its hollows. The stitch in
time policy has never been a favorite
with Hawaiian road makers. A road is
usually left to get so thoroughly bad
that it has to be entirely remade. Nuu-
anu is going through the process at
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-07
A GRIM TABLE.

The recent Japan Gazette had a very
gruesome table 1t was a compilation
of the number of suicides accomplished
and unacoomplished in the city of To-
kyO, for the past ten years. The aver
age number of accomplished suicides
per year during this period was 416, and
of unaccomphshed 1863.
The various methods of self murder
are duly put down under the seven
heads of hanging, drowning, poison,
trans, shooting and other means
Drowning is evidently the favorite
method of shufliing off this mortal coil
this has an average of 176 accomplish
ed crimes and 105 not accomplished.
Hanging is next in popularity and is
peculiarly successful as the average
was 165 per year accomplished and only
failures per year. Cutting stands
third with an average of 1O5 successes
and &c failures. Suicide by means of
trains seems to be growing in popular
ity. In 1889 only 8 people choose this
method, the next year 16 tried it, and it
has been steadily increasing till in 1898
no less than AZ made a success, while
only 6 failed The average is q per
annum successful and unsuccessful.
This shows the advance of western civ
ilization. .r..,
The number of suicides per year var
les great deal, as it does in all coun-
tries. In this Japanese table 1890 was
the fatal year, for 500 successful sui
cides We're carried out, and there were
22O attempts. The year 1895 gave the
smallest return of successful suicides,
viz: 1856, while in 1896 the smallest re-
turn of unsuccessful suicides was rec
orded viz: 14l. Suicide tables form an
interesting study, though a grim one,
since they show how national events
drive people to seek sudden death, thus
great financial panics and depression
in trade have a marked influence on the
statistics, while from some of the elab-
crate tables kept in France, Germany
and England, it is clearly shown that
mere differences of weather have a dis
tinct influence upon such statistics.
We have no statistics worth the name
here, We keep a mortuary table for
the district of Honolulu, but we have
no statistics of births, and for any 9TH
ers we are at sea. The Japanese, as has
been shown above, even make inquiry
into such a matter as suicide. We
might learn a lesson.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-07
MONDAY, AUGUST I, 1899.

The steamer companies will be pleas
ed enough to suggest as requested by
Secretary Ray, improvements upon the
buoying Of landings and of lighting the
soasts Considerable advance in the
matter of lights has been made, but
there is room for still further improve
nent. Methods have been very crude
till within a comparatively short period.
It was not so long ago that a captain
used to steer into one Of the Island har-
bars guided by the light in the drawing
room window Of house on the hill side.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-08-07
MASSACRE OF THE INNocENTs.

The mortality among the children in
this city of Honolulu, is alarmingly
large. In July, out of a total SO deaths,
80 were of children, under five years of
age, and of these Is We're Hawaiians.
1t may be thought that July furnished
an abnormal number, but this is by no
means the case. The deaths among
children under five years of age dur
ing the past seven months from Janu-