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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1899-10-21
PROGRAM

1. Song, "Welcome.'
By School Children.
2. Song, screen Hills of Vir.
GINA, BY Senior Girls.
8. Recitation,
Carmen Mugnler.
4. Tableau, ssChildhood of Heav:
en-" Girls Class.
5. Song, ssSam Johnson's Cltron
Cake"
j. Oaliber and Boys Class.
&. Music.
4. "Cakc Walk" BY Dudley
Seiph, Carmen Mugnier, Moses
and Oliver kroger, Henry Ouliber
and Piano Chattellier.
8. Song, ssBreak The News To
Mother
Julia Ouliber, and others.
8. Song, s'Two Sweethearts of
Nine. : School Children.
10. Music.
IL. s.rhe Annunciation.'
Rosie Oullber aud L. Brady.
IL. Farce, 1.-The Bogus Talking
Machine"
Theodore Ouliber, George Dem
dinger, j. Leblanc and II. Morgan.
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FOR SALE OR. RENT

A six rodln Cottage, furnished, hall,
front gallery and stable, on half q
square Of ground. second house from
ClaIbOrne Hotel. Apply to this Office.
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NOTICE.

l have appointed Capt. H. T. G.
Weaver q my agent for the sale Of sand
from my place In Covington.
MRS. ]. p. SCHREIBER.
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Entertainment Tonight.

A grand concert aud entertain
ment will be given tonight at
jacksonville. for the benefit Of
st. Francis Xavler's Church, and a
most enjoyable time is anticipated.
Below we give the
PROGRAM.
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WANTED.

Agents in every town, city and parish
in the State, to sell books of the
Spanish War. Address
PHILLIP BAUDEAN, Manager.
Vaudeville, La.
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FOR SALE.

A few pure bred Langshan Cockerels.
81 90 each, and eggs for Matching, At
81 OO per setting. +. ". DEGRUY.
Penn's Mill Farm.
Leave orders At R0ubion & Stroble's
stable.
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HOMESTEAD APPLICATION.

In accor lance with Act No. "a Of the
lcgis latnre of the State Of Louisiana Of
1883, hereby give notice Of my in-.n-
ton to homestead the following State
land. viz:
The east half of the southeast quar-
ter, northwest quarter Of the southeast
Quarter and the northeast quarter Of
the southwest quarter, of section 80.
township 5, south range II east, Green's
burg District.
oc2l-4t. JAMES SPEAKS.
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U. Land Oficc, New Orleans. Ia /
Oct Z. 1899 !
Notice In hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has file notice Of his
intention to make final roof in supper I
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before II. z. Warren. clerk o,
court, at Coving.on, IA, on Monday.
Nov. 20. 1889 viz:
HENRY LAvINGHOUSE.
WHO made homes ead entry No. 1908
for the north half o, The southwest
quarter and the southwest quarter Of
n Drfbwest On. rter Of section rs. town.
ship 5, son;l, range II east, st. Helena
Meridian.
He names the following Witnesses to
prove HIS continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
C w. Bush. Peter Quave, James
Culbreath and Loft. Smith, all Tall
sheek. p. o., La.
o.t. !4.6t. WALTER l.. COHEN, Register.
q 5. Land dice, New Or,s,ns, ie. [
Sept. %, 1859. {
Noticc il hereby given thai the How :
inv- named settler has fled n;tice Of hi
intention TO make Anal roof in support
OF his claim. and that said proof will be
made before Fl. r. Warren, Clerk of the
District Court at Covington, L., on
Monday. Nov. 6. 1899. viz:
WILLIAM T. G. TAYLOR.
Who m lie homestead entry No. GIN
for the west Lalf Of the northwest gar
ter OF section 2, township ). south
nngs II cat st. Helena meridian.
He uar,cs the follow ing Witnesses to
pvove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation o. said land. VIZ:
F. McIntire, Milton Sharp, Hugh
Sharp anc James Msgee, all Of Coyiug-
ton. La.
$50 g wArrEn J.. COHEN, Register.
U. s. and Once. New Orleans. L,. /
Sept. IL, 1899.
Notice 10 hereby given that the fol-
loxine-named settler has fled notice OF
his intention 10 make final proof IN
support Of his claim. and that said prof
will be :: ade before a. r. Warren. clerk
OF the Oistric. court, at Covington, La. !,
On Monday, Oct. 60, 1899. viz:
JOHN BADON.
Who made homestead entry No. II. lS2
for the northwest quarter of section
6. township Z, sout.. range u east, 81.
Helena Meridian.
He names the following witnesses tn
prove his continuous residence np0n
and cultivation Of sail land. viz:
Louis Smith, Albert Lsurant, George
Washingt n aud Carlos Ladnier, all Of
Violin r. o., La.
sAQ8-fst WALrrR L. COHEN. Re. lister
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E. J. Frederick vs.. John Richardson.
Second Justice Court. in AMI for the
Parish Of st. Tamnany, State Of
I.ouisia.a.
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- Mr.. James Keyser is authorized
to act rs agent for the FARMER at
Slidell
- Mr.. Roland Galatas is authorized
to act Is agent for the FARMER at
Madisonville.
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NOTICE

The public is hereby notified that will
not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by my wife, Olivia E. Weiser,
she having abandoned her home with
out my consent.
JOS. ALvEREZ.
Slidell, La, Oct 6, 1899.
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Mortgage book H., with Index $40 90
Stationary for y year, to July II 80
Issuing 392 certificates 81 90
Recording inquest Of
Chas. j. Reddy ! 80
Unknown man ! 30
Mrs. Msry Mend0w / 80
Peter jolly, Jr. 80
Ed. Reason 30
Theofield NORM 80
Charles Bossier l 80
WIN. Bossier ! 80
Issuing commitments to Luke
Cyprian, z. Brown, Geo. Ram
dai and Boy Braxton 400
Serving 5 certified copies of jury
to Sheriff 8 90
Serving 8 certified copies Of venire
to Sheriff 500
Express ON Mortgage book H IS
Total 4l42 IS
Warren Thomas, Assessor:
To making assessment for the year
1899, on assessment Of l,675,2l7 Cos o.
Amount of Poll Tax on assess
ment of Sl20l 48 o.
Total 1851 II
John J. Strobe, Sheriff:
To incidental expenses on Parish Jail
for quarter ending Sept. 30, 80
To conveying Luke Cyprian to State
Penitentiary, and mileage, 81 -
July IL TO conveying Leon aud
Myer Wiley to Parish Prison, New Or
leans, aud mileage, Is 90.
July 24-To conveying Henry Wiley
and Carley Fairburn to Parish Paison,
New Orleans, and mileage, IL 90.
Aug. TO conveying Leon, Myer
and Henry Wiley and Csrley Fairburn,
Coyington, La, for preliminary trial,
and mileage, "a 90
Aug. 5 To conveying Myer, Leon
and Henry Wiley and Carley Fairburn
to Parish Prison, New Orleans, and
mileage, "a 90
Aug. Ito conveying Myer and
Leon Wiley to Covington from tarish
Prison, New Orleans, aud mileage Is 90
Sept. 22-i o conveying Henry Wiley, |
Carley Fairburn, William Murray, Mac
williams aud Westley Lewis to Parish |
Prison New Orleans, and mileage, n 90
To conveying Mac Williams, lillian |
Murray and Wesley Lewis from New
Orle ms to CovingtOn, aud mileage, Slx |
To boarding prisoners, from July IL,
70 Oct. 10, 1899, Ill 90.
Geo. Gotham, to burning 8 head of
cattle, 4 90
A. r. Lacroix, to Ice for Courthouse, in
May, 2 so
Victor Planche, to merchandise fur
nisIled Parish Jail, 3 10
C. StegAll, Stenographer, TO salary for |
July, August and September, % 90.
L. W. Crow, to repairs ON Bayou La
combe bridge, in sixth Ward, Is o..
John a. Barker, to II ,556 feet Of bridge
lumber, ell6 s..
Sidney Niche, to six days work clean
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FOR SALE.

A first-class family carriage and sad.
Ole Horse, sixteen hands high, sound
and gentle. Apply at this office.
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FOR RENT.

Comfortable furnished house, cheap.
CIIAS v QUAVE,
CovingtOn, La
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ing logs and snags ont Of river, s 90
Keen Z Bro. to $500 It Of bridge lumber
Is 90
W. G.. Pharis, to work ON big bridge
over Bogle Faiia river, IS 20.
w. G. Pharis, to work On Go0dbee
bridge, 100 90
A. J. Dutruch, to 1870 feet Of bridge
lumber, 124 10
Il. J. PechOn, Constable, to salary from
Jan. l, to Sept 80, IA O5.
z. Strain, ]. r., 70 salary from Jan. l,
to June 30, II so.
Chas. Heintz, Constable, to salary from
Jan. l. to Sept. 80, 20 IL.
Oscar L. Dittmar, J. p, to salary from
July !. to Sept. 80, Is 10
Theo. Strain. J. p, to salary from Jan.
l. to Sept 80, 80 90.
E r. Doyle, ;. p. to salary for quarter
ending sept. 30, Is Is
0. Z. Parker, to inspecting slaughter
houses % days, at % per day, $50 90,
reduced to 81 Is per day, e28 20.
w. G. kentzel, salary a Secretary,
three months, advertising and publish
Ing proceedings, and job work, IS per
tented bill, SCI Is
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On motion, duly seconded, the
Police Jury then adjourned to meet
Tuesday, Jan. 3. 1900.
GEO. KOEPP, JR
President.
w. G.. KENTZEL.. Secretary.
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ployment may desire it.
Yours sincerely,
n. DAVIS, S. j.

Yours sincerely,
N. DAVIS, S. J.
It was moved by Mr.. Keyser,
seconded by Mr.. W. +. Parker,
that the above petition be granted.
provided that the regular rates of
ferriage be charged, the petitioners
to be responsible for any and all
damage resulting from accident.
Carried.
The following reports were then
read and adopted:
SHEkIFF'S REPORT.
To the honorable President and mem
bers of the Police Jury.
Statement of all Taxes and Of
all Licences, Fines and Road Taxes
collected by John j. Stroble, for quar-
ter commencing July /, and ending
Sept. 80, 1899, inclusive:
Per capita tax SOS 90, less 5per
cent com. IS % -........ 80 Is
Vehicle Tags, Sos IS. less
per cent com. s. % =. 81 ~
Licenses, 83l7 so, less
per cent com. 9l5 81 -. 30l 63
Total ... Si63 IS
Amount available to each fund:
General Fund $500. -. 3Ol 63
Road Fund .. l62 -
Total -. S46S Is
certify that the above Is true aud
exact statement of all moneys collected
by me, for the quarter ending Sept. 80,
1899.
J.J. sTROBLE
Sheriff. and cx-Oficio raA -ollectcr.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 7th day of Oct, 1899.
H. X. WARREN. Clerk.
Received above amount Oct. Z, 1899.
J.. NJ. ABNEY, Parish Treasurer.
TkEASURER'S REpOE;
To tile honorable Presiden and mcni-
hers OF the Police jury:
Statement of J. n. Abney, Parish
Treasurer. of all monies received from
Sheriff J. J. Strobe, Tax Collsctor, for
the quarter ending Set. 80, 1899:
General Fund.
Amount on hand July IL, 1899, $37 SO
Warrants from Sheriff Oct. 10, 297 IS
Cash from Sheriff, Oct 10, 3 81
Total 1889 Is
Amount discussed by Sheriff
Oct. 10, 1899 ............... 297 80
Balance on hand, Oct. 10, 1899 s Al Is
Road Fund, 1899.
Amount on hand July r. .$l546 a
Received from Sheriff, Oct. 10 l62 -
Total ...SItUo ~
Amount disbursed, Oct. l0.... 95S "a
$50 25
Less General Fund warrants. 50 36
Balance on hand, Oct. 10 -. $3.50 80
/, ]. NJ. Abney, Parish Treasurer,
certify that the above Is true ana
correct statement of all monies received
by me from John j. Str0blc, tax col
lector for the quarter commencing July
/, and ending Sept. 30, 1899.
j. NJ. ABNEY,
Parish Treasurer.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
10 the honorable. President and MEM
bers of the Police Jury:
Gentlemen We your Finance Com
mittee have examined the Parish Treas
urer's books, and find them correct,
tO-wit:
General Eund.
Amount ON hand July IL -. 5 81 80
Warrants from Sheriff, Oct.lO 297 50
Cash received from Sheriff. 8 81
Total 339 Is
Disbursed by Sheriff, Oct. 10 ss7 80
Balance ON hand ......... III Is
Road Fund.
Amount on baud July IL 49,. 1916 q
Received from Sheriff, July IL. l62 ~
= Total I7Os 80
Amount disbursed -. ;. -. 95S "a
$50 Is
Less Genleral Fund warrants 50 So
Balance on hand Oct. 10 ..... $500 50
We also report that we have examined
.ud aunroved hills amounting To
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)resslalakim: and
Plain Sewing.

MRS. ANGELO DUFFEL.
CONVICTION. Ia.
Next door to Roubion & Stroble,s
livery stable.
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STRAYED.

One red roam Texas pony. Also one
black pony mare, with "a TT branded
on hip. The finder will notify me and
ses reward. Respectfully,
W. E. Gal. SE.
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$I66f 10.
Respectfully submitted,
HERMAN SCHULTZ,
JOS. NJ. SMITH.
JOHN A. TODD.
Chairman Finance Committee.
On motion, duly seconded, the above
report was received, and the cancelled
warrants were destroyed by burning.
The following bills were then
read and approved:
A. Depre, to inspecting slaughter
houses, Fourth Ward, from June rs, to
July 10, 1899, 20 days, at 81 Is per day,
S25 90. -
H. r. Warren, Clerk:
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Rv virtne Of writ Of fieri facias from
the honorable the aforesaid conrt, and to
me directed:
Twill proce ed II sell Mt public auction.
ut the door Of the second Justice Court
ho3se. ON SATURDAY. Nov Is, 1899,
between legal sale hnurs, the following
described property, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the south
west quarter of section 90, in town
ship 5, south of range 10 east,
containing II and l6-10O acres.
Seized In the above entitled suit.
Terms Of sale cash, with the benefit OF
appraisement
REA MCKEE,
COnst able, Second Ward.
U. s. Land Office. New Cr:eans, IA
OCT IL. 1899.
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
ing. settled has fled notice OF her
inteD ton to n,ake final proof in sup port
o. er CHIN, and that said proof will be
mad. before II. Il. Warren. Clerk Of IL e
District Court. o. Covinston. Ia, on
Monday, Nov. 81, 1899 viz:
REBECCA $. EVANS.
(Widow.)
Who niAds Homestead entry No, IA 297
for lots 4 and 5. of section ~, township
s, sonth Of range II e.st. st. Helena
Neriiis1.
She names tbs II allowing witnesses Ia
prove her continuous residence upon
aud Gu 'tiv.siion o. said lald, viz.
Leon Laurant, Albert Lauraut, George
Washington and Alfred Celestain, all Of
Violin r. o., La.
oc9l-6t. WALTER L. CoHxN, Registar
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sliden, La.
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Police Jury.

Covingt6n, La ], Oct. 10, 1899.
The Police Jury met at the Court
house on the above date, pursuant
TO adjournment, and renamed
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EBEN LOW HURT.
Kohnia Ranchman injured While
lassoinS Cattle.

Eben Low of kohala met with a Sc
riOus accident on Wednesday las;
while attempting 10 lasso a wild bull
says the iilo Tribune, His horse
was running at full speed over q
rough a-a tract when It fell, with Mr.
Low underneath, II is thought that
the pommel Of his saddle must hay,
been forced by the weight of the horst
against the upper part of the thorax a.
the collar bone was broken aud sever,
internal Injuries suffered, Reports re-
ceiyod yesterday stated that Mr., Low
Mas getting along As we'll as could b'
expected anu his physician hoped foi
his recovery In few weeks
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LARGEST MERCH STEAMER
First Vessel of the American VA.
waiian Steamship Company.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2G.--The
keel OF the largest merchant steamer
ever built on the Coast will be laid
at the Union Iron Works within the
next few days, and the event will
mark the laying of the foundation of
another line of steamers sailing out
of this port The new vessel is to be
named the California and will be own
ed by the American Hawaiian Steam
ship Company. Two more steamers are
to be built Immediately, and it is eX-
pected that at this time a year hence
the line will be in operation. All
three steamers are to be freight car
riers and will ply between here, Ho-
nolulu and New York. From New
York and this end they will cary gen
eral merchandise to Honolulu, and
rom the latter place will take sugar
to both ends of the line.
The California will be not only the
biggest vessel in the merchant marine
turned out in San Francisco, but will
be the largest freight carrier ever seer
in these waters. She Is to AIS feet IN
length, 81 feet in breadth of beam ant
80 feet in depth of hold. Her displace
ment will be 10000 tons and her car
rying capacity $3.50 tons.
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WAiALUA NOEL.
List OF Its Pa,rOns Since the
OpS ming Day,

|
Opening Day.
| Following is a list of those who
have registered at the Waialua Hotel
4 since August 4:
, Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Dillingham;. II.
IG. Dillingham;, Marion 0. Dillingham;,
| Woodlawn, Honolulu, Judge and Mrs.
Honolulu: Annis Montague Turner,
Mignon, Honolulu; Arthur Without,
Stockton. Calf; Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Gilman, nurse and children. Honolu-
III; Mary X. Hawley. Brooklyn. n. ";
Mrs. c. II. Brown. Ellen H. Brown,
Mrs. c. b. Wood, child and nurse, Dor
othy X. Wood, Miss Hartnagel. Miss
Emma Ballentyne. Honolulu: Eliza
beth Cummins. Berkeley, Calf; Her.
man Hilmer, Honolulu; DR.. and Mrs.
II. b. Williams, Hilo; l.. Il. Pinkham,
Honolulu: l.. ii. Luke, California: J.
A. Ceough, San Francisco; l.. b. Kerr
and family, II. II. Williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Herbert, Honolulu: Mr.. and
Mrs. a. +. Jones. Jessie |. Martin, Geo.
+. Jones, Oroville. Calf; DR.. Herbert
Wood, Waialua; w. b. Scott, W. X.
McCrumber, Honolulu; Flora b. My
sell. Lillian c. Myself. San Francisco:
G. G. Bulen, New York City: DR.. J. II.
Buffum. II. A. Buffum, Chicago Mr.
and Mrs. $. J. Wilks, South Africa; Mr.
and Mrs. i. G. Jones, Sadie NJ. Carter
Honolulu w. T. Heffernan, Yuma
Ariz.: Mrs. II. A. p. Carter, Grace Car
roll Mr. and Mrs w O. Smith Mrs
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NEWS NOTES.

There was IA sigh; shock OF earth
quake AT San Francisco al p. m. Aug
ust 4.
The United Stales training ship
Adams has started for Tacoma and
Sound ports.
William Waldorf Aston has been
burned in efigy in New York.
Richard Croker will be among the
passengers an the American line
steamer st. Paul, which was scheduled
to sail from southampton ON August
. for New York,
The Rev, ID, l.. Lloyd, formerly Bis
hop Of Bangor, Is dead lie resigned
his see recently, owing to III health.
The Republicans of the Eighth Mis-,
souri, Congressional district, IN con
yention a. jefferson city On August I
nominated J ", Noshall for Congress
by acclamation,
The rpmmlItr appointed 90 select 4
place Tor holding tho reunion oI
ltoosoyclrs Rough Riders next year
has chosen Oklahoma Guy
Nearly an the brioklayers omploye,
w Vancouver are un strike as proles
asainst ths employment by contractor
~ Chinese labor
| Tho pnitsi states training shiI
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\ TESTIMONIAL.

We have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy IN our home Tor many years
and bear cheerful testimony to n,
value as q medicine which should b,
In every family, In coughs ana cold
We have found Il 90 be- eiiioarious, ant
10 Group and whooplng cough IN chill
dren We deem II indlspensable--li y
RITTER, il27 Fairfax ave, a. louis
Mo, ror sale BY henson smith A Co
Wholesale Agls for " J., ana al
drggslsls aId dealers
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\ special ~ the Herald from wash
lnElon says.
The Navy Department hls long de-
sired @ ,1iIIng station ON The ives.
coast ~ chile. and 70 l. Thought not
improbable that our Minister to chile
may Doc conducting negotiations with
q Wow TO securing q coaling station In
tia, locality. but action By Congress
will be- necessary before It can be ac-
qnircd. Wellington Island Is In latl-
tuda - degrees south, very near the
coast Of Chile. II Is 1873 miles long and
thirty-fya miles wide.
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SHOOTING SCRAPE
Italian Shot By Another
at Huluamanu.
Wounded Man Is 10 Queens Hospiiai ana
Ms Asssilsnt In Jail-Dr nix
the Cause.

At about midnight Saturday Deputy
Marshal Chillingworth was telephoned
for. Another murder had been COM
mitted. the message said. That Off
cial hurried to the Station with
thoughts Of the pool of blood on Tan
talus and the murdered man that walk
ed away in Iwllei, darling through his
mind.
At the Station was an excited, gesti-
culating Italian from Moanalua. He
said that during the evening a number
OF the Italians at Mr.. Damon's place
had been drinking, when suddenly a
dispute arose between two of them.
One Of the men had drawn a revolver,
placed II against the body of the other
disputant and fired, taking flight i'm
meditely afterward.
He furthermore said that several OF
the Italians were armed.
The Deputy Marshal with four
policemen and DR.. Emerson boarded
the patrol wagon and made Moanalua
in short order. Mr.. Damon accompa-
MED the officers.
l. was found that the trouble had
occurred at Huluamanu, the laborers
quarters, which is a little beyond Mo.
| analua proper. The wounded man was
found in one of the cots. He was
drenched with water, some of his asso
ciates having thrown couple o
buckets of water over him to reviv,
him.
| His shirt and skin just below tn,
heart were powder-b burned showing
that the shot was fired at close quar-
| tiers. The wound was an ugly one,
| thirty-eight calibre revolver havin,
been used. The bullet entered below
the heart and came out on the lef
side The appearance was such tina
at first glance it seemed as If the tw,
wounds had been made by two dis
tinct bullets. The wound was dresse,
by DR.. Emerson and the injured mai
brought to the Queens Hospital wher
he is doing nicely.
The assailant had taken to the hill
and during the night shots could b
heard at intervals from that direction
1t was found out afterwards that h
was warning people not to look TO
him. Yesterday, however, he came t
the Police Station and gave himself W
The wounded mans name is Detogn
Marcello. Biassi did the shooting
The two men have always got alon
well together. and the trouble woul
not have occurred had not both bee
drinking.
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DEATH OF MRS. DENlS0N.
Funeral Services ana interment Took
Pace Yesterday.
CFrom Mondays Advertiser.

Saturday night at o'clock Mrs. Geo.
II. Denison wife of George II. Dani-
son. superintendent Of the Oahu Rail-
way. breathed her last. She had been
i'll for two weeks and throughout the
last few days her condition was very
critical. DR.. Day, who was in regular
attendance, summoned into consulta-
tion several other physicians, but TO
no avail.
Deceased was twenty-four years old
at the time of her death. She leaves
two children, one five years old and
the other about two weeks. Her father
VIM X. McLaren Is also employed
with the Oahu Railway.
The funeral took place yesterday
from the family residence on Bingham
street The white casket lay hidden
under a mass of beautiful blossoms and
| floral pieces. Rev. Alex. Macintosh
| conducted the services and a choir
composed of Prof. and Mrs. Yarndley
Mrs. +. Damon and Chas. Elston
| rendered appropriate music. A large
number of people attended the funeral
cortege to the last resting place OF the
deceased in Nuuanu cemetery. The
pall-bearers were f. Il. Paxton, b. F.
| Dillingham;, r. G. Smith, W. G.. Ashley
| W. n. Hogs and Geo. II. Kluegel.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-08-15
\ FRENCH EXPRESS.

PARIS. July 30--Two automobiles
today beat the Paris-St. Malo express
in a race between those cities, dis
lance of 22G miles. making the best
time ever recorded for an automobile,
covering the distance in seven hours
and forty-eght minutes, at a rate OF
over twenty-three miles an hour.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-08-15
REM ARkABLE FEAT.

CHICAGO, August 3.-Major Taylor,
the colored professional cyclist, rode
"A mile paced by steam motor at the
Garfield Park tonight in the phenome-
nal time of 1:22ls. thereby breaking
worlds record by 3-5 seconds. The
first quarter was made in 90 Is sec
onds, the half in 80 2-5 seconds and the
thrcc-quarters in 80 3-5.