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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-05
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Will often cauS" horrible Barn.
:5ca,l. Cut or l!ru~.. Buril-n'> Saive,
the hes, il: he world will Xii. tho pain
and promptly heal il. Care, Old
Sores Fever Sores. Ulcers, I;pii>.
Frirus, C,ru, AM ,i<;, E.np,ion>.
Best Pile cur" ON earth Only rs cts u
box. Care gnarautee.1 Sold by II. !!
Bnteman (; Co., druggists
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-05

Hon. II. G.. Cooper returned home
last Saturday from an extended trip
through the southern states, Cuba.
Washington and other eastern cities
looking hearty and we'll and remark
inc that he had had q very delightful
trip. Mr.. Cooper says that he has
carefully noted the conditions Of
things everywhere that he has been.
and while there are prettier places and
warmer climates. yet at the same time
he says that North Dakota is the best
place OF all. In Cuba lie thinks tina;
the United States needs to rule the
people there. Conditions under The
military rule are improving right
along but that there is lots of hard
work left yet in thoroughl5' establish
ing a good and safe government,
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-05
LOCALS.
No. L hard $O.53

Jack Flynn is having q hard tim
wrestling with q felon on his thumb.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-05

There will be no services in the
Methodist church next Sunday and the
Sunday following on account of the
absence of the pastor at conference.
Epworth League and Sunday school
as usual.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
Pola ziote pod Nome.

OA3 z1Otc pVA NOAAA0s
Pieywszy cYrkuiarz wzgledem
pol zlotych. " Klondike pu6c,la "
swat kolej Northern Pacific W +.
1898. Dz:wnym zaiekiem okollcz~
noscl pierwszy okolnik Q polach.
zlo.ych pod Nome przychodzi 2
tego samego zr6dis.
Obecny okolnik nietylko za~
wlera dobra mape 2 kralnY zfote,
pod Nome. lecz take Jest up'ek-
SONY kilka obrazksml Wiaoko~
weml mlasta Nome i wYdobywania
ziota brzegu. Podape take 50
b.izsze szoreg6ly wzgledem jazdy
kol-ja zelazna z sestle | Tacoma
oraz wzglsdem Parowc6w iezdza-
cych do AIaski. Me ma watpllWos
63,l ze do pwYch,swiezo odkrytych
zlotYcn POI wlelkie masy ludu POI
lada , rzeczony cyrkularz og6lne
oedzie budzit zaoiekawlenie, wska-
zujaeS przeds,ebiorczym mezozyz--
nom droge do OceaDu Spokojnego
i do Nome.
Wzgledem okolnikow, opis6w,
cen j :. d. sglosid sig. dofaczaiac
diva znaczkl. poetic re, pod adre-
sem Cha& s. F ee, General
Passenger Agent, ST. Paul. Mum.
: on po6Ie interesowanYm pocsta
csego sadajg.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
Polska pod Moskalem

WARSZAWA. Pojawiio SIC
tamze W ko.ach prYwatnYch bro.
szurka, " Kt6rej pomledzY innem'
wyrazono ze wszYstkie lnarodYz
wyprzedzaja narod polski na polu.
piracy, nauki, . nar6d polskl roz~
prasza SHY IA PRONE demonstracye.
TYnozasem v bogato u%posazonym
kraju polsklm przemYsi lest nis-
mlecki, handel zydowski, q mas
krzyczy sic duzo, q mnie] dzlaia v
tyoh zyskoWnYch dzlledhzlnach,
dajacych silly narodow;. Zupeinle
to prawda, porzucmY wielka polity-
ke, a zsbierzm7 sic wszYscY do
polityki handful j prze@ysla be-
uprzedzen stan6w urodzenla.
Dziekl: Bogu juz wlele pod tym'
wzgledaml rozu,a}o sig przesaddw,
ale ~jeszc1e ME tax jak bye powlnno.
Narodowosc nasza ME zg'nie -
uozuo,a patryotYczne prleoiwn,e
teras w;ecej s,e poteguja . ile nam
przybYwa do nassYch szereg6w
wyksstaicehssYch mjesxczan j WHO'S.
clan. 4 stuletnia niedola MIC nam
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08

Promfenfe Roenteena.
- PANE ma]ster - m6Ui
sSe"c1yk j" Joe'oAo "s'
"'em' nN A'o'F0n
=. = "
4
'o"o" WV ''' ~
r> >o o1 -
o'.oA0' ~"6" o""A'
j. Zust dsiecka.
- Vice co bys wolaia mice,
braciszka. CIV siostrzvczxe ?
wola}ahonc m;o1 nrnaza
30
Wviatek l,sfu.
..Zapomnii O TEN. zesmv s1e
kiedvkolw,ek znali. Cd tel chvili
ia Gle znaG nr.estaia, Me zohaczv
INV a,e i.& n,odv
:Julia"
P. S. Go mn,e zmusi4o do pcdo.
bnego kroku. pew,em ci PRIV .pierw..
sZem suOtkan:u. i
&r. - 90 1
nya' ho"al~:
,:;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08

pod vagledem pstryotycsnym q !.
szkods,la. PoeaYl .patryo1yczneJ
6Llew5w tskioh sanYsh nam
spore tony g nieohsj ,araz z.pas
nnje prosa, to jest dbstosd 9 pod
sstawy materya'ne. to potem maisc
pelne k,essenie - bedsiemy 6pie Sa-
Ii, szosedli'ii 2 umyslsm bes trost
codziennYoh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08
CiekaWe RZeczy,

CiekaWe Rzeczy,
WEsELE SLEPC0W Jsdnc
Z naloiekawszych vessel odby4e s,e
niedawno W Ameryce W Cleveland,
" domu Grzegorza de Wheese,
sekretarza ,,Blind PEOPLES Associa-
toni Pan de Wheese jest clem~
nym. Pan m}odY l parma m4oda a.
ciemnl. Take sedzla Palmer, kt6r,
dokona{ ceromonji zaslubin, ME wi
d.i. Czternasc,e os6b zaprcszono
iako gosci ga wesele. Wssyscy bY''
slept. Ola kompletu sprowadzopa
muzyka skiadata sic z n,ewid"mych.
Wesele to by}o z tego pewodu ME
kosztowne, ze DUO oszczzdzono pa
x-; 81, p.,u +o,.
oxx
o.o.;o ..h.un n~,oo,.,o
LONDYN. Olbrzym1 sion
c.ooxs., lt6ru nr,oz szokt ,o;oa;a
~ no,,o,, r,.zto,ov7m vvhnd,,>
,od,;u ,,h,,cz,, s,; ,ondv5,k,o
,.nn6 ~, nrzod tvoodn,em m no}n-
dr., o,oh,,ko svo,o. homo
,rze}s mai krate oddz,e,aiaca wv;6ue
oa wo,noa6 kroczvt p,,rm powo.i
/; u-enan,a,o wzd4nz n1,cv Catff ort
u,, 80 no 10; konon ~no}ozv} s;e
;ak dh,o, ro h,nkn Mo nomoo}v
rozno,,to noch1ehstwa stova mo.
mn,on;a 20 nm nrzvb,eo{vch str6-
at,, 100 s}on;owoi mas; On, sic
no s,;1o on,6c,6 swo7s uvoodne To-.
% w kr6,k,o ~ nrzec,acu czasu no.
vista h tel oko]o niego zb,eeowlsko
ludo 10 tamowafo przeiscie utica
tax ia noliova wkroczy6 mus,a&a
d,a utrzvmania norzsdku.. Ma
,aazo;e dz;wakow; za~dz,erzon,eto pa
1000 d,uoia Xiv Inv ! tn,;ov rak
nocze,o il ciaona6. ala tvlko 2 tvm
skn+k,om 10 o,ho Inv s;o no,rv ", .
", alpo 70 zeb6w pezsuwalv: ME
nozvalaiaev za6 2 sieb,e kp;c ,eeo-
mo6c caoars,, into c,estowa1 ME-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-02-08

Zm,enil swe zdan,e. = W st mach
Zjednocsonych "a sjduJe sig bardzo vie"
le .miejscowosci, k:6rez powod6w xiii
u ~atycznych zda,s Sc bye pod kletwa
goraczki ma'aryjuej, / tam uzywana by
va oog6la,e chinina jaku srodek zapo~
biegawc.y oraz l ~leizniczy. W estate
nlch czasach Jednakze, s}yszelismy 0
ba,dzo wielu wypadkach. " kt6rych
s~zws:jcarskie ziolowe lekarstwo bylo u
|zywane przeclw go'aczce malaryjrej re
skutziem godnym uwagi. Dr., Karol l..
Stallbe,g z Auaheim, CAL. kt6ry ctrzy-
NIL swe wyksztalcenie, i uzyska} sto~
pie6 D. v. M. W unlewersytetacb nice
mleckich, dokona1 praktycznej pr6by
i donosi co nastepuje: AZ do czasu
mego terazuiejszego o wiadczenia, bar
do malo WARY poklada} W talk zwa.
nych amerykafs kich "Lekarstwach VIA
sclcielskich." ale zmlenilem swe zdanie.
i stracllem zaufanie do amerYkan ,kich
dokto,6w. Poczawszy cd duia II listo-
pada mia1em goraczke malaryjna, zuzy-
lem pud}a chininy, a przeciw kurczom
we wnetrznosc.ach uzywalem morfiny.
DJkt6r ME m6gt mnie uleczyc, W k:6t~
kim czasie stracllem 40 fun:y ma wadze
easiad zwl6cll mi uwage ma Dia Plotr-
q mozo i sprowadz,}em so5ie tegoz ME-
co Okazalo sig bardzo pomocne. Po-
wlocil mi apetyt, zoladek sig uregulo-
WAX, i cd tego czasu ME mia}em zadne-
90 ataku. z niedow1aika stalem sic 60:
racym z~wolennikiem Pahskiego lekar=
silva l pragne przy!jat sgencye ma Anaa
helm i { kolic9."
DR.. stallbelga zdanie zasluguje wiecej
niz ma uwage, jest to BOWEN sgd ,czlo-
wieka wyksztalcoaego znanego re zdol~
nosci.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19
PosToFFIcE APPOINTMENTS.
Positions GO to LOUIS Kenake and
w, D. Madeira.

Postmaster Dat has appointed two of
his assistants in the Honolulu post
office. l.. l.. Kenake was appointed
cashier and w. /. Madeira assistant
postmaster on Saturday, and they will
enter upon their new duties at once.
Louis Kenake has been one of the
most obliging and efficient clerks in the
postoffice and Is very well liked by all
who have come in contact with him.
He has been in the employ of the Postal
department of the Republic for several
years, and no one in the department
knows its workings better. AS cashier
he will have charge of the mail for the
Islands, being superintendent for that
branch OF the work. No better man
could be chosen for the position as he
knows the work from the bottom up.
w. l. Madeira is somewhat new to the
department here. having been in the
office but a year and q half. He has
demonstrated his ability however in
that period and has been five times pro-
NOTED for meritorious work. He Is
twenty-six years of age and is a native
of Santa Cruz. Cal. Postmaster Oat
expects to announce the other appoint
ments on Tuesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19
sssessseesee ssessoe o
JAPANESE ON STRIKE.
Reports of Trouble on Maui and
Kauai Come by Steamers.

There are rumors of another strike
on the Waikiki plantation on Maui.
Manager C. b. Wells il reported to have
written that all the Japanese are out.
Half of them were said to have return
ed to work and the rest, on being
threatened with eviction weakened and
at last reports were returning to work.
On Kauai also there is said to be
trouble with the Japanese. The w. G.
Hall brought news from Nawiliwili that
the sheriff had been called upon to re-
press the Japanese. Agitators are
charged with stirring up the Japanese
to strike for higher wages. The prin-
cipal trouble was at Lihue plantation
but the result could not be learned, for
the Hall left before the sheriff returned
from the seat of the disturbance A
representative of the immigration com
pany went among the Japanese 10 in
duce them to return and his words are
said to have had good results with most
of the milder spirits.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19

An amended declaration has been file
sumpslt case against j. =. MaEoon, =
B. McStocker, l.. c. Ables and Doro
thea Emerson for $4,000. His CLAIM
arises out of an alleged agreement mad
at Auckland. n. T.. on September 20
1897 between himself and the defend
ants and five others, who were doing
business as TIE African, Pacific and In
dian Hagey Company. The company
place OF business. according to the
document was in Tasmania.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19
MATTERS IN THE COURTS.
Brief Note on Litigation in Progress
in Honolulu.

The report of +. d. Kellett, Jr.
master on the account of Cecil Brown
trustee of the estate of Kaleipua Ka-
noa. has been approved by Judge Stan
ley. The testatrix was the widow Of
Governor Paul F. Kanoa, and her es-
tate was valued at about $4,000.
Mrs. Maria Kalamakee Las filed In
the Circuit Court an inventory Of the
estate of her late husband. II Is valued
at $500.
Tie hearing In the James Campbell
estate case has been continued until
next Friday.
The case OF .Keaumpku We. +. Wun-
denherg has been continued until to-
day. ard the defendant has been given
leave to amend his answer Judge
Starley beFan the hearing OF divorce
"9"o" for the May term on Saturday
morning.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19
a. s. HUMPHREYS.
HOW TO CURE A spRAIN.

Lest fall sprained my left hip while
ard,ing some heavy boxes. The doc
u Gale on said ut nrst 1t was a
1ght s,r"in ana would soon be well,
ut it grew worse and the doctor then
aid had rheum itism II continued
. grow worse and | coud hard y get
0 work. | went to urug store and
the druggist recommer ded me to try
jhaml or'ain's Pain Balm. tried it
ard OF e-half OF 50-cent bottle cured
me entirely. ! now recommend it to all
my friends-F. A. Bnbcock, Erie. Pa.
v Is for sac by al Druggists and
nea'erf PENGON. SMITH G. CO, Ltd,
Agents for Hawaiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19
Horses That Won.

Catherine. 3; Viors, 2: Naples, .; Bv-
ereth, 2: Albert M. 2; Weller. Sir Cast
mir. Amarlno Aggravation, d rectres s,
Ahui Manu-, Leahi. Antidote, Violin.
Garterline showed herself to be won
derfully improved mare and is probably
the best animal at distances up to
game to the core and possesses a world
of speed. She should hold her own with
in, the States Vioris is another that can
win in any ordinary company at s.
tances from five to seven furiorgs, the
latter being perhaps her lint Naples
at med 'um distances, excepting Garter
line. She is quick ont of the slips and
a resolute finisher. Evereth ran \ won
der for green horse and should make
a crackeriack at mile AID quarter.
He. :s magnificently bred to stay and
His Conformation should warrsnt his
making real good hurdler. Weller is
apparently badly crlpp ed, having zone
when rlght he Is stake horse ~ r a
route. Sir Cas'mir IL hends ronr fell
low and not a boys horse: when 'ntc'l-
gently ridden he can tiat" four fur
longs as .sh.ftilv rs most N"'arino the
Island idol" has a. ont cvha"'t"d is
sphere OF usefulness G"d earned 4" W T.
deserved retirement the saro anp''es 10
rave li'te Antdote. who riot hector
horses than ever IN his l'f" before. but
was SirNnlN OnfrlacS"N N""r0'Pf'n 81"
the mailing n race hrrs" nnd sho'' Il
he rPd IN hept pt ~ 70 newt ''e"r. ~
maiden she ran a great rare. ard hnr
connections fP"o oNCr' cP"s fn~ 0~''-
graduation hhri Marn remairs ccns'd-
cradle ~ rnv"tcrv. She Won her race
ir~nressve'y hrt had rCIri"" - ho"t.
FER ow"or ertor' o're m c"a'ted oD'n'01
NJ tho CIV md f~r h'~ spPc = ir IN 70
honcd that she will f''H' IN rnaturtv the
'se shown n hah"h"~d
D'rno' ross nroved hc~~clf ~" ~~-H0
Far-e l'tt'e moro 30 % -. Tenh' should
frr~rr- nut NJ his ln@'' ~ to nd rN~w -
rd'p -tr"n revt "enr, no lrrp- il'o oro
- 'he ltd IN 'rnprnve 'evcnd krow'-
ed~o. Fred Eros is ~ the sPne o"'".
Prr'-. - crt NJ I'D ~ TIT ".as asked
- h'-o hut the opinion n"o""h a~'o""
hcrro-,cr ttot 10 10 Son'n"hot over
Cd Por~nl ard tho frrt TIVE = horee
hr"n"ns allow ~ oPrr'' h'-' IN" 49,
''6iv. Il v-i'l ell he 80 II MS cwn"r
elcyts to so-d h m - If'lo trn nrof en-
VIII Re solved. Violin q I'M entahie THIS
roer. prd z eent N ~" Coaef "'1'''d
y escas pr undeniafle rhancr NJ broaly ng
the mo- s. raecra o'oFr, t,'nda, at C'eve-
Ind ohio IN 1905 ~ Iera NJ
Tle horror for IrHa VII n r. ev1ect-
-. 'oevo for rfuo to1pv IN the Helene.
Included In the sh.men' win he nFo"t-
rctf, Louvre. fNrPrH f"ne~nl Fro0lH,
- '0te Naples ard F"ereth The van
r'ard = the local delo cat IN WI ie1Ve
for the IA nv CITY - tn sday next and
~ rort md II will sail on july I'd 10y
special excursion.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19

lotdi ''''''.'''s''t''' ''''''''' SJOOJ
The Iarlter stable have wun races with
each Of their imported horses, Tors be-
ven, Notwithstanding great disap-
pCinIment with Venus. cones seconu ON
ne LIST with four races wOrtn 500. Car
orliue, who won each Of her three starts.
ana Ahu' Manu- We're the ma ~ lays Of
the stable. j. r. Wilson is tnird, W tn
four races won with imported horses,
lrd this good sportsman should be near
the top OF the list when the I,ilo stats
lics are compiled. Tom Hoilnger and
Larry Dee each have TWO races to their
DrCu4t, the latter only relying on Albert
NJ, who won each tine out rr nee Dav-
d, Il. Ba lentyne and VIM. NoitoI have
only limited stables. and their successes
are ia accordance with the size II their
strings. w. Nj. Cunningham nus only
net with limi ed share Of sue ess
which is to be regretted fer he is "A b.
gral patron of racing, and it is to be
hoped that fortune will be more propi-
tiCus to him at the EIilo gathering.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19
" s t0Ii5S lPpuNlhlkI UBlhllS lsltNSt
DISSATISFACTION AMONG CITIZENS or HsWlII

uHpti n hlH A'to 900 hm uHH
HNi. iH cos NpiI fNu
.UuuI iHtf flI utf tI HIl Flt uf.,t
u.ttb bH tt fu.k tp thr o. HD. iu tr.
.atH gI Wli.h hH WuH'd o. iHpuitef
tlUu Uut Dos letter o. NHur pt.s asinJ
ul 600 Rs iiH Threat Wuuil make Gus
. cas-. tHll st huu
would pref not Co.. coy 2 all " thc
lHtuNN 60 ur HN uiriHr. bus I'D eos
raj way ! THINK nm Justified ln say.
% Tint Mr. Eli rf Z yumc f.on his
profession ui tabor Us iusig iHcGnt and
mat Tue cl1rUc ~ ANA standing as
iuaeu is not high. ! have never iclrd
hiP VrruCity ur honesty questioned. bat
he frequci tly drinks To- excess and l.
cot graded with the sober, ,houshtful,
-ttatn "a iuru uf TOE immunity. have
iVtd here nh ut four years ana OF ait
the members of the bar W were here
when ! came ard who ha1 since coma
60 our bar, MIR. Edinrs Is the only one
whom ! would regard ms an utter and
hope tss failure,
whether he is dla harg'rg any Of his
leb's I cam ot say hut I do know ;hcr
are a number W bills "nrouud town"
outstanding agui 81 him and that his
'dit is rot good at all.
l0 Justice TO Mr. EdirEs. | do not
thl1k that you should accept the esti-
rate which ! y nee uop1 him rs cnn-
elusive, ard II you win pardon me
would sugE st that yru have the cash
TOR # your bank write so the FOL owing
persons here Tor the reformation Will II
YOU desire, viz. Cashier OF Bishop X
Co, Cashier of Claus Spreckels & ca.
ASHER Of E1J 81 Hawaii j. a. Ma
coon, ESQ, ". q. smith. Attorney Gen
raj and the u. $. Corsul.
\. $. HUMPHREYS.
The foregoing letter is a true ply Of
n letter written by me to i. ID Moore.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19
wnat oUners Won.

The following is a complete list OF the
Winning owners, gctLor Nia the
amount won during the recent races:
tNntiS- Races Auppnt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19

iast $50 s.tanauat naf
ttHH.
Heir
Wi fUfff N
'.t.t H
Nu He
300 IHN H.i u f.tt .r.t h.r
HnttH Hs p.r itI .rr iHTe fUH tIH
Iart4. of ut.m 8fD iH" n".. d.HIfrE
lf.N af..I,r u.t 500 tNre IItt
Seen dfoIfal fom it r1U ff ter.
H,mtrf uf dtea i.HVrf Oh resident
members lu good aud rrruiar stand beg
TIE Npnr Boob fnr $500 has been rum
fieicd and ~ 100 The hands nf tht or no
20 rcrfct that t las mott brer poe
sihle 10 brrr Il out in time to lay t
before the Society at tiis annual meet
nC. but " is safe ~ say TINT u win
hear comparison with the Year Books
Z any ~ our fellow societies. We have
IN hand n Eoodly collection Of Year
Books but Il is stll Or from complete
II Ia much ~ be desired that we could
gradually form a library Of reference
obtaining the publisi ed records II the
Revolutionary war besides archives
and state papers OF the thirteen orig
lnal states, relating To the period
Of the revolution. These might
perhaps be stored In the Public
Library In a separate case, owned by
our Society.
Respectfully submitted.
w. u. ALEXANDER,
Registrar.
The exercises closed with columbia
the Gem OF the Ocean" sung in mag
nflcent style by Mrs. Annis Montague
Turner, accompanied on the piano by
Miss Carrie Castle with all of the audi
ence joining in the chorus.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19

taH.I.H u..r IN. HH.,Hr.U Va.
~ W I.|U. ga. Ir"H. iH. r f
lHut Uf Have ..Ns nH 81. ul
H...t De- ctpf fH.d tIaf oil, tim mt.t
Ht. hrs o. thebtr uhHs. .D Iu.t 90
i1Iu siIbugI t.H whose sjlutl. l4 us
tur % b tt.r selection WHs 800 m1 y.
81 thc Judiciary bui dur. thp EN,. uIi.,
buudts. the clubs aud iH ,he euun s
DuCui,s ns 10 tha app ilmo1t oi
Edngs. ana uutsp 3 "a opinions ~ nis
undu,ss were heard on ail SIDES \ Is.
humphrtys himself q Judge ~ the CIR
cunt Court. when nak d y. sitrday as &
bis estimate ut 4dr. buiuFs uud Inca
lions Tor the bench, was emphatic In i.s
statement OF tn, lttcrs unlitnrss FOR
a judgeship.
n win refer YOU said Judge Hum
phreys, TO a copy IL a letter wrote to
Mr. Edilgs fathor-iu- uw some muath
ago. 1t speaks for .s,if. auG Is as f,,-
lows:
December :. 1888.
Mr.. Il, D. Moore, O'y.ap..,, \, us.dastun.
My Dear Sir.-luur 81 e.ltd favor q,
18TH ultiInu aid not T. avh me uuUi To-
day, owing To the fact rhat same was
marked by you wa Seattle pr stan
Garonne,' watch diu not leave Seatt g
until several days after the ADVERTISE
date of departure.
Having met Mr.. Edings socially upon
various occasions, and having enjoyed
the hospitality Of his home N days gone
by, you can readily Understand my re
luctance to fully cover the subject mat
ter OF your letter. Nevertheless, | an
anxious to render Mrs, Edings, for
whom | entertain the most respectful
esteem. such serN ice as can.
| saw Mr.. Ed.ngs aud mentioned to
him the fact that had received lette"
from you. ard the nature of your com
muncation | disclosed to him.
As matters have gone 50 far between
Mr. Edings and yours IT, felt that |
was violating no confidence. and tha'
you would not obj7ct to my speaking ~
the receipt of your letter My purpose
in doing so was to open the way to az
wise him against annoying you further.
| did not tell him that I tended ~
write you, except that ! did tell him
that I would write that his threat to
resort to force a"d violerca to secure
the custody Of his chNd was idle aud
would never b. executed. or even a
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19
THE DRIVERS.
Pctg. of

Sacks Nichols carried off premier
honors among the Jockeys. his work be-
ing uniformly good. Nichols is at pres
ent under the ban of the Pacific Coast
Jockey Club, having been ruled off br AN
alleged queer de on | Don't Know in
San Francisco two years ago. A petition
extensively signed by prom ent local
sportsmen for his reinstatement has been
forwarded and there is every pr, spect Of
the cloud at present hanging over this
accomplished saddle-artist being lfted.
jim my Logue has performed credItab y
in the saddle, and while perhaps a wee
bit weak on finishing, should have
bright future In store for him provided
his big frame does not accumulate too
much avoirdupois. Thomas is heady
rider and cool to a degree. He is a fine
judge OF pace and a decided a,quisit on
to the ranks of local Jocks" The Nc
Auliffe brothers have been sadly handi-
capped by bestriding in almost every in
stance horses who had as good chance
of winning the Brooklyn hand cap as II
gaining brackets at Kapiolani Park. The
least that can be said aga INST these bcys
is that they did their best, and II their
mounts could have won they would have
done SO.
Jack Gibson won most races In t'c
harness department and showed TIA lis
hands have in no wise lest ther cum
ming. Jim Quinn won race and 1hnny
Callan added yet another TO his old-time
list of victories.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-19
Jockeys Who Kou-.

Appended is list of the Jockeys who
rode at the meeting and their wInn ng
percentages:
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1900-08-02
An Old Mystery Explained.

Opie Reed tells an inc ident of Gov
ernor Houston as follows: ~ am
proud to know that my siate,-Tennes.
see-had SO much to do with shaping
the destinies of Texas. Sam Houston &
first wife was the sister of my brother
in-law, Judge Allen Of Tennessee. L
knew her when she was getting along
in years, and have often heard her tell
of the separation which took place al
most Immediately after the ceremony.
The wedding guests were gone and
they We're sitting alone by the ire.
"SuJdingly General Houston discov-
cred that she was weeping. He asked
her the cause of her tears, and she
told him that she had never loved him,
never could and admired him to lease
her father. i love Mr.. Douglass she
added, but l will try my best to be a
dutiful wife to you Miss, said Gov
ernor Houston, even waving the fact
that he had just married her, no white
woman shall be my slave, good night
He mounted his horse aud rode to
Nashville, wrote ont his resignation as
governor and before daylight next
morning was on his way to Indian ter
ritory. "Houston was man absolutely
with out fear, and his strong devotion to
Andrew jackson influenced him to adj
wise against secession, believing that
jackson would have taken the same
stand. Issues die, but the fame OF
great men must live. Houston is as
immortal as Texas herself.n