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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-26
BRITISH NAVY.
Report of the Health in John Bull s
Ships.


In the Blue Book recently published
on the navy, the most interesting fact
from a national point of view is that
in spite of the sickness necessarily at
tendant on the recent operations
against the King of Benin and at other
points on the West Coast of Africa, the
health of British seaman is better than
in any year since the statistical returns
were commenced in 1856. The ratio per
thousand cases of disease and injury is
less than for the previous year. and
the reduction is still larger for the
average of the last ten years. The
death rate is declining, and there is
ample evidence that the sanitary con-
dition of ships in commission is very
closely looked after by the medical Of
ficers of the fleet.
A novel feature of the return is the
tabulation of new disease called
Mediterranean fever and this raises
some points which are sure to receive
very careful attention from sanitary
students, both ashore and afiOat. Many
cases of this form of fever occurred on
board the Vulcan, and were traced by
the medical officer of the ship to the
use of polluted water in washing the
decks. On pure water being employed
the fever abated. proving that the dis
ease was preventable. The crews of the
Hood and the Camperdown, while IN
dock at Malta, suffered from fever,
with rheumatic complications, traced 20
malodorous vapors waited to the spot.
After a squadron hah been lying for a
month at Phalerum bay, the crews sur
fered severely from enteric fever, due
to the pollution of the water in which
the ships were anchored by an Athens
sewer. From the West India station II
is stated that to stand under the ma
chineel tree during a shower is to In
vite severe attack of ophthalmia. This
ought to set homoeopaths on the qui
vive, for if there is anything in the doc
! trine similia simlibus curantur, they
have only to investigate the qualities
of this remarkable tree to obtain spe-
cific for the treatment of distressing
! and dangerous malady.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-26
THEATRICAL STARS.
Dates and Places of Birth of Notable
Ones.

The following table of the birthplaces
and ages of different famous theatrical
stars may prove interesting: Richard
Mansfield, Germany, 1857; Joseph JEFF
ferson, Philadelphia, 1929; Nat Good
VIM Boston, 1857; John Drew Philadel-
phia, 1853; e. M. Holland, New York,
184S; H. C. Barnabee, Portsmouth, N.
H., 1888; e. H. Sothern, England, 1864;
Sir Henry Irving, Kenton, England,
1898; Frank c. Bangs, Alexandria, Pa,
1896; Maud Adams, Salt Lake City,
1872; Belle Archer, Easton, Pa, 1860;
Julia Arthur, Canada, 1869; Sarah Bern
hardt, Paris, 1874; Calve, Aveyron,
France, 1864: George Cayvan, Bath,
Me-, 1885, Jean de Reske, Warsaw, 1850;
Edouard de Reszke, Warsaw, 1855; Del
la Fox, ST. Louis, 1871; Anna Held,
Paris, 1873; Janauschek. Prague, 1880;
Mrs. Kendall, England, 1919; Mrs.
Fiske New Orleans, 1865: Sadie Marti-
not, Yonkers, N. Y, 1857; Melba, Mel
bourne, Australia, 1866 Nordica, Farm
ington, Me-, 1858; Patti, Madrid, 1913;
Ada Rehan, Limerick, Ireland, 1860;
Lillian Russell, Clinton, Iowa, 1860: 1cl-
len Terry, Coventry, England, lS4S, Lily
Langtry, England, 1852 May Irwin
Toronto Canada, 1862.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-26
KODAKS and
CAMERAS

Everyone who has ever
done any work in Photog-
raphy will appreciate the
many advantages obtained by
using a Camera made by the
Reichenbach, Morey & Will
Co. The Alta Camera has
no equal for simplicity, dura-
bility and cheapness. We
guarantee them. Prices run
from $15 upward.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-26
THEGNlEMENS DOUBLES FIVE SOCIETIES COMBINE
ASSOCIATION FOR CHARITABLE
WORK.
President Elected and an Executive
Committee Appointed-Other Socie-
ties Expected to Join.

President Dole was yesterday after
noon chosen president of the Associated
Charities of Hawaii. This action was
taken at what will be known in future
as the first annual meeting of the or
ganization. 1t was held in the office at
the Safe Deposit building.
The attendance was not so large IS
had been expected. Woman's Board,
kindergarten, Strangers Friend, Jap
anese Church Benevolent and Hospital
Flower Society, were the only organlza-
lions represented Others have voted IN
favor of the association but for some
reason their delegates did not show up
at the meeting.
The rules and bylaws, as prepared by
w. w. Hall, and the old committee,
were re-read and passed upon. Save ror
a few minor corrections, the report was
adopted in it's original form. Under the
rules an executive committee, to con-
sist of one delegate from each society,
and two unattached members, was pre-
scribed. President Dole appointed the
! following:
| Woman's Board, Mrs. b. F. Dilling-
ham; Kindergarten, Mrs. S. B. Dole;
Strangers Friend Society, Mrs. A. Full
! Ter; Japanese Church Benevolent Socie-
| ty Mr.. Frukawa Hospital Flower So
ciety, Mrs. Carl Du Roi; w c. T. U.
| Mrs. j. M. Whiteny. Unattached, Pres
ident Dole and Rev. Alex. Macintosh
Another meeting of the association
will be held at the same place next
| Wednesday afternoon. In the mean
while the executive committee will as
certain the financial status of the prof
ect and learn something of the details
of work to be taken up. 1t is expected
that at this meeting other delegates viii
be present, and other societies may be
admitted. Among the more prominent
not now in the association, are the Am
erican Relief, Hawaiian Relief, British
Benevolent, German, Portuguese ant
| some others.
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TAX DODGERS.

Tax dodgers are reported as being
surprisingly numerous in nearly all the
municipalities of Pennsylvania, but the
neatest evasion is credited to Harris
burg property owners. In the several
wards of that city there are hundreds
of houses worth from $4,000 to $4,000
each, that are marked on the assessors
books unfinished" which calls for the
houses being assessed at the vacant lot
rates. The full and just tax is lodged
by the property owners simply defer
ring, for example to place a transom,
cellar door or yard of moulding on
the porch.
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1899-05-26
THE PRELIMINARIES BEGAN YES
TERDAY.
There Was Some Excellent Playing and
Close Contests-Play Continues To-
day-Record of the Games.

Preliminaries in the gentlemens dou-
bes began yesterday. There were
games at both the Beretania and the
Pacific club courts.
The contest between Albert Water
house and Edwin o. Hall and John Wa
terhouse and H. M. Mott-Smith result
ed in the victory of the latter, but the
first set was the longest yet played in
this turnament, 1910.
The most closely contested game was
between d. Howard Hitchcock and S.
C. Wilder. and Albert Horner and g. y.
Greenwell.
The result of yesterdays games and
today's contestants are shown in the
following:
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Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER-Ban
of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credits Issued. Bills of EX-
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Savings Department.

Ordinary and Term Deposits received
and Interest allowed in accordance
with rules and conditions printed in
pass books, copies of which may be had
upon application.
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Our developing and print
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BANK Of HAWAII, LID.
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In corporated Under the Laws of the
Republic OF Hawaii.
CAPITAL, ---- $4OO,OOO.OO
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.

DlrectOrS-Henry Waterhouse. TOM
May, F. w. Macfarlane, e. d. Tenney,
]. A. McCandless.
Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Cor
porations, Trusts, Individuals, and will
promptly and carefully attend to all
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eign Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22

A brother editor evolves the following
rapid logic: ''If sou toot your little toolet
and then lay aside 'yonr horn there's not
soulin ten short days viii know that'vou
we're born. The man Who gathers pump
kins is the man who plows all day, and the
man who keeps humping Is the man who
makes it pay. Tho man who advertises
with short aud sudden jerk ia the man
Who blames the printer because 1t didn't
work. The agent Who gets the business
has long and stndy pull, aed keeps the
local paper for years quite full. He plans
bis advertisement. in thoughtful homes
way, and keeps forever at it until he makes
1t pay. He has faith in all the future, can
Withstand eudden shock, and like the
man of scripture, hes his business on .
rock.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22
Treas,lrers RCD .rt.

N. Treaslrers Rep It.
Of Mclean, % STATE Of North Dakota, Tor the yesff
1859.
Receipts.
Cash on hand .t beginning Of school
Z. year. July I, 1888. ~ u
Total amount received M dnr1ef m M me keeI eI
.HuieI SSR Ion mi rued rut,.di0. '''..;s: = - uM
:. TNxeS Levied ly the District School
hoard, Including outstanding. war ). ::
:; rants Fedeemed Of endorsed In the
!: collection Of tsxes. 2H -
!. ! Other Other &earsss. 1915
.! ( CAS- cash . on hand yniy i, isss. 600 s5
I. e. Expenditures.
Amount paid during the year for School
house B.te1 and Furntluros I 76
ratus; and Fixtures, sec. q 50
Amount paid during the yeaF fos Ttaah-
Amount en %I Ia during the year for serv. -
fc6a and expenReS OF School (lpcefA. Is 80
Amount paid during the year for Inci-
sss!s sss$is:s: IS: 4 during -.
iifAnd total, expenditure and cash On
hand, 70 obasance above t0tsi reoeipes. 60 8
NRs, ANNA NY0AARD,
Treasurer Of Turtle Lake RchOOl District.
: 81 order of tie Dissricf school Beard.
~, =. sffrsssd5s;. fls.sdss..
A'se'': ' ]. =. + q bs.:s;sasxss.ii. xsaaxseii
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A NOTABLE CHANGE.

With.the Juno Issue, the Housekeeper
(Minneapolis, Minn.) Joined the small
army Of monthly periodicala, NOS, how
over. as one of rank and hie, but as one Of
the leaders. The June and July numbers
show that its new uniform is. certainly in
keeping with its new aspirations. It has
doubled In size, giving 40 much reading
matter ss II did for twenty-five years a. a
semi i-monthlv. while better paper, more
numerous and better illustrations, better
typography and presswork, and several
new departments made It more attractive
than Il has ever before been. This 10 say
ing great deal foe a periodical of The
aousekeepsr's wsll.kuovu popularity, yet
bis much moro can be said: Il has not
Lost any of the home-liks qualities that
have made It q favorite with ladies. With
all ITS tmprovments, its subscription price
has not been raise1. It not oniv leads all
ifty -cent publications. but ranks we'll with
those whose subscription price 10 twice
the amount.
A peomiuent feature 10 new serial story
entitled ssThe Rescue Of Brother Beudyk,''
the sssns of which n laid in Japan. Il ts
Of speoial interest because Il deals with
the customs, austsre religion and ancient
Temples Of the japanese, being illustrated
with original photographs. q
= The Housekeepsr, including opening
chapters Of tho new story, may be had /,
tour months on trial, for hftssn cents.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22
Some oae Has Writes.

some ono has written: We look into a
cradle and behold a male child. At the age
Of 10 he is a noisy kid, with half the but
ton. of his pants, and an eye for meannsss
Al the age Of hf.een hs y = 4 asytl in print
shop; st xhs ass OF 25 be y the pub'isher .
Of country newspaper, a. the head OF
every enterprise calculated to smprovssM4
town or enrich the business thereof; at IS
he IL an emac,eted and wornout man, with
holes n his pocket. and q bald hend' A.
the age Of 50 he is oorpse IN . Cheap
CONN, and h,s only rescOorces left behind
are two. cases of long primer type.
Washington hand press, and a subscription
book with Ava hundred delinqusnt sub
ssribers, who line up and march past the
CONN "a wing: sHs was public spirited
fellow but couldn't save anything"
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22
Ihe cee.epslltaa slasazlae.

The cssaspel1tsa Masaztse. ~ {:
W. b.ve fesqOently made mention Of
that excellent monthly, the Cosmopdlitsn
maxisiue, published 1rvinton. Now York.
It is probably the duest ILLUSTRATED ,n,aRh,
zine on the shelves in our western, book
states. The literary articles are GENE.
tho oompositions of master minds. ID
the July number bsfOre % We can nee near
60 photos and and othe- engravtnRessdons
ur In the latest style Of the sngrsver's art.
..Balzao and his Work" by Peck and Mrs.
Van Ettan, the continuation Of the Build.
ing of an Empire" by SJohn Brisben
Walker, and "Romsnce and Realty 10
Single Lifs'' being some account of the
romantic doings of Genetal friedrich
Funston, the Kansas hero, by his friend
and whilom companion. Charles 9. al'ed.
some of the more Important. Price 81
per year, or ten cents per copy. y
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22

One Of the great est gall, vet
nary issSorules ointment, the :
new comb. zone OF the greatest
combs known, j. I. G. bits, and
and every other kinds of bits
whip sockets, harness, double
and single l,arness, and saddles
the best in the market. / take
cattle in trade for harnesA and
saddles, don't forget the best
place. when in Washburff.--
John OLIGNEY'S Harnes
shop w 9shbtarn. n. D.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22

Some of our town kids arc enjoying life
and uaakinR themselves robust by hunt:
ing a heaithful change Of diet but like the
bumbls bee with his honey making, seldom
pick any for market. Aud there are some
again Who havethat stired feeling which
ia conductive of lassitude an com panion
oflasy.sss. A lazy boys prospect in life
ia always hxmpered by misgivings and
cloudei with care.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22

Persous taking up stray stock will be
required to .put mp" the regulation publ.
cation fee TO the LEADzs in advance here. /.
after. Otherwise In tho grand shuttle :or
posessfOu, tho paper is forgotten-and
gentle seminders-oft repeated become
botheesome. Persons taking mp stock
should also read the last session laws ON
the subject before gathering up estrave
Il may save much trouble and expenses to
all parties.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22
Deleratl,a q Ieva Fsssers.

A delegation Of Iowa farmers came up
byslivsry rlgsfrom the capital city, Mon.
day. The gentlemen are mon Of promin-
inencs In agricultural circles, in q State
whore the farmer leads. The names aud
residence Of The gentleman ~ taken from
che Merchants hotel registat ~ a. follows:
r. w. Bowen, W. Pembie 4. Meyer and
B. w. Heatou. all Of Patton. losa, and T..
Page, of Anoka, same state. Mr. Ma
cumbsr, OF the Wsshburn lands came up
Nth tho party from B,smarck. We nm
5slsrstaad they vsre tsvorsb'y impressed
With the o,antry and will pnrchass two Or
thsss sscsions q n. 2 laud. ont ia range
q OF lS. kaosAsr dol. cation Of Iowa
farrnsrs abssf % IA numbsr--srs ex-
psctsd Up ssxs ssst
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22
Treasursrs Report.

Treasuren Report.
For W.shburn School District No: .. County @
~ Mel ssn. Statc Of North Dakota, tor sne year
1850.
Receipts.
Cash on hand at the beginning OF school xo1 a.
s yss,; :ISnt gS'y l. 4eee,v 1s ed during the year
1qts from aSl the aplporionment oi the STATE 81. 80
Z; d.',' sss ''.sig ,ss gssss sdsS S%
Beast; including onsstsnd%inF sssus% 7, Tsr, x.
COLLECTION s!s;HsS Of ssfes dnr,u. the year into
AmsSsis the Sinking IaSsiS Fund: ...,.,,,,. 7s"
Total 1sip:a psa Ss Says ;as U.s.. ''s'' IN.
3, expenditures.
Amount paid during tl.slksar tss for School 1. 90
Ao'nf nS%sf s.sss paid during sn Tie for Appa
AMOUNT rasss; f'IdS'd Mid during The year for a.. "a
s$ss =: y:.,; ::,. 10
Amount nov M paid during the yearfor Inter- ,s7 70
,nSu%t ass M paid during the year for 1n- 8. %
A@aant Haaa,p paid during me yea. for Rsnt g;5
Sss RsS s;ss: til. year.
Cash on hand June 80. 1882 %
Grand total, expenditures snu Ses.s s.ss. , ooa co
hand. To balance above total fecelpss A''s" W
Relating to Sinking Fund.
Amount Of 9ios Sinking fona III 'e'''' lss 10
Amnynt 1a,y Received sss; into sinking F,ud -
during the year. - - OH ,s
Ra,.nce ms in Sinking Fund June 50 lsee 2'4 ~
-''''' CHAs. NJ. 1RlFFETH; ,>,..,,..
Treasurer Of Washburn Scn0tM \ Ds!sMs'
Approved this 18th day Of yny 4; IaD.d H., I's'
81 order OF the District scl0oi =! Sosta: Wt:
Attest. ~; THEo.,J. HA Aua kRkKa,
Clerk. statement Of ofindebtednes Of District.
Whole amount Of xs,relak Ss,!.tanding. "a %
w;;ais isSs g S;as,E.o ,sssE ot bssa, ..ana,ns :.
j%s ;;f ;s;s,.,, n W.,i.ts out. ''oe 9
standing June 10. 1879.
Total tsa Indebtedness OF '''''''' 'u'' " l,s4o 10
ASnrovel las'. this 18th day Of July A. p. lsps.
By 81. .er Of the District School 6ohfd.
8 CLERK
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22
About the #. Stevenson Reservation /.

I = A y e >
About the Ft. Stevenson Reservation. J.
There has been considerable,
inquiry concerning the lands
,of the Fort Stevenson reserva-
ton since ithas become known
that the tract is soon t9 be put
upon the market. The agri-
cultural lal,ds are fully az good
but no better than this part of'
the count Grazing and grass
landa, ditto. And a. hore coal
10 abundant -and water good,
pure and plentifal, B
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TrealI,ar ery Report.

&, - 81 VI ,4IS180Y ett Report.
For N6Esje Creek School District No. County
OF McLean, State OF North DakOta, for the year
1859. @f'sg4iZ
Receipts.
Cash on hand ut beginning Of school
yeAf,July I, 1895. - S8
Total smOlnt received during the year
SS% 9da saf fRSs faRgso'sionnen' OF the state ,.s q
Amountsrereived during the year from
Taxes Levied by tie District School
Board, Including outstanding war
rnEts redeemed 0I endorsed IN the
cOIlecti0ns0f taxes. 2S7 N
cas- cash a hsnd Julv !, isss. ' 4ss Is
Expenditures.
Amount at1dusins tile year for school
House Ntes aud Furniture 80 90
Amount psltd during the year for AppR-
ratus, f1xtuffs, etc. 20 76
Amount pAid during the year for Teach
err WHxeS. rs 26 90
Amount laid during the year for serv-
ic,s and expenses Of School officers, 30
Amount; paid during the year for Incl
entAlExpelSes. IL %
Total Expentlltufey during the year. 3l7 O6
CASH On7hand Juiie 80, 1888. l64 81
Grand total expenditures and cash on
hand, to balance above total receipts 1865 rs
y. ~, . BRIT WING,
Treas,ircr Of Npttle Creek school Dserlct.
Approved TIM lfth day of July ALL ls9S.
/, sBv order Of hia District school B0atds
+ - - 6. AZ. n. DANIEIsoN,
.3,9a President.
Arrest H. J.FRITZ.
A'e'': Distri. Clerk. ::
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22
r,r,t Ride Of tie clre.lt.

GAo. NJ. Hughes, the N. e. Minister of
the " ,shburn circuit made his first trip TO
Turtle Lake last Sunday. A good house
full wero present TO Welcome him. After
the rexular preaching service an interest
Ing Sunday School vas organised. The
following ofEi,ers were elected Mrs. Barteis
aupsrintendent, Nrs. Britton, assistant,
Harry Britton, Secretary, and Miss Mary
Hpsson, Tressprsr. ,tt q hoped that all.
Nn0 are neat enough viii Join In and help
TO make an interes ting and profitable
School.
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dettiaa Ready For Business.

Capt. and Mrs. G. l.. Baxter reached
wsshburn, Monday direct from Fergus
Falls, Mimi, aud propose 20 enjoy tho
heacinK ale Of the Dakota's for few days.
Capt. Baxter says that while Minnesota
il up to, il il not ahead of North Dakota
in crop prospect this season. Mr. Baxter
further says that as soon as the wheat
harvest is we'll on the Waehburn FIGURING
Mill will be pot in motion to do good
work.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22
Ice Cream q Tester.

What ia the matter with an ioe cream
par,or in Washburu. MANY things can he
.aii in it's favor now. The girls always
fnd the ice cream parlor good cruictbIe
ON which to test tho faithfullness OF her
"felisr." Lead him paat tho loo cream
makers shsbang, aud II hs persists in
talking all love and no toe cream.-sh"ke
him. he is sausage maker in disguise.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22

Contractor Reed experts to finish
Taylors new job printing ofice this week,
then closs up the work on Lamb aud
Johnson's Law and land ONCE after which
he will com menoe work on tho new par
souags.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Two ans Ethan wilkes bred mares one
. years old, weight 1850, one years old
weight 100, will b. sold cheap for cash
or cattle. Address,
l., M. WA1L1H,
Washburn, N. D.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22
The Committee sf Five.

The LEApra sometimes tnd is convent.
snt il not good policy, to beat the bush
for news beyond our jungle. Here ts
case iu point a. gathered from tho Bis
masck Daily Tribune Sf Wednesday.
"A report from Waahbnrn states that the
"p,esn there we're all closed on Monday
and drouth prevails. Tho closing. acoord-
ing 20 report, waa the result Of . general
agreement among number Of oitt1sns.
The eherin vas called In and the piacos
were cloasd and the proprietors held TO the
next term of court"
The above item being correct aad the
case nov rests in status quo" i
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22
CALL OF WARRANTS.

!. Notice 10 hereby given that oil warrants
Of Mclean county, registered up 10 and
including April Is, 1899, are paysble at
my office. Isterest ON sams ceases from
date of this n0tioo.
Washburn, July 20. 1899.
HAxs N1aAARD,
County Treasurer.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22

rhs. weather the ptst week has been
warm- the thermou,eter IN some Instances
take much ofs prophet to predict .
ROASTING August.
The Washburn leader., 1899-07-22

z. Haisington, of the General Land
On,os, Washington D. @. passed up satur-
day morning to Ft. Stevenson whore he
~in appraixe the landa OR that reservation.
We understand it vail be sAd IN 10 acte
lots---but the ssle will be nearly thrse
mouths ahead yet-time enough to get
your spare cash ready.