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The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-08
A NOTED CHARACTER

Gideon West. who suffered stroke
of apopleXy at the kalihi Receiving
Station on Monday relapsed into un-
consciousness yesterday, and the worst
is feared by his friends. His right side
is paralyzed, and the treatment ordi-
narily used in such cases has no effect.
so that the end must come when ma
ture refuses to longer perform unmean-
ing functions,
With the death of Gideon West Will
pass one of the remarkable men in the
history of Honolulu. For more than
Il quarter of n century he has been
resident Of Honolulu, spending much
of his time in the successful building
up of carriage business, which he
made one of the most successful in the
city. When he first went into busi-
ness soon after he came to the ISL
ands, he started small shop on Fort
street n few doors above Hotel, where
ne did repairing and building of We
hicles. His business grew until he
enlarged several times, and finally
withdrew his enterprises TO Alakea
/ street, which was his last stand IN
active business.
| About decade ago. Mr.. West be-
| gan To be troubled with failing sight.
| This was not remarkable, in view OF
| the fact that he was then seventy
! four years of age, but the progress OF
! the disease was remarkable, and nearly
! i've years ago there appeared sus-
picious evidences of leprosy. Soon af-
ter he was examined and committed
to Kalihi on May "A. 1897, from which
! station he has not since departed, as
his health was not such as TO permit
/ his being taken to Molokai.
1 Since he was sent to the receiving
station Mr.. West has been under the
I special care of the regular Board of
Health physician, and has been given
every attention. In fact, there has
been the. greatest interest in his case
Mr.. West is very high Mason, anc
about a year ago San FRANCISCAN
came down here with the report tha'
he was cured leper. who had n rem
edy for the disease. and that he hac
been commissioned by the Masons ol
Washington to come here and try his
remedy upon Mr.. West The Board o.
, Health found that the remedy was no
/ a new thing, and that the man wa.
not cured, so he was committed anS
Ter sent back to San Francisco.
Mr.. West was eighty-three years o
last April. His eyesight has beef
bad since he went to Kalihi; il
the last few years he has bee,
D. = utely blind.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-08
SLY AND DANGEROUS.

Ii was not very long ago that Mr,
George Monk thought his days wee
numbered 1t was certainly very de
pressing conclusion to arrive at. When
"A man is so cornered that he can neit.i-
er fight nor fly his courage oozes out
of him like water from a squeezed
sponge,
E.vsn.the bravest swordsman is afraid
of colo steel when his hands are tied
behind aim; and the sailor who has
laughed at hurricanes shivers with hor-
ror when he feels his wrecked snip
sinking under him on a smooth sea.
The facts. as given by Mr., Monk in
Il letter dated January 2oth, 1900, and
written at his home, Willowbank, Ma
kara New Zealand, are these:
About eighcen years ago he was trou-
bled with occasional attacks of IN
digestion, which are more common
among young persons than parents are
apt to imagine, and lay up store of mis-
chief for the future. For of all the sky
and subtle things which are enemies
to man this ailment is the most dau-
gcrous.
Like the Red Indian it is both deadly
and patient. 1t waits and it kills.
In Mr.. Monks case the disease cui-
minated in a condition which, he says,
was a martyrdom He was almost CON
tinually belching, the foul gas being so
rapidly produced in his stomach by the
fermentation of the undigested and rot
ting food therein.
When he rose from sitting posture
or stopped for any reason, his head
swan with Siddiness. Dyspeptics fal
| in the street from this cause, and th'
police and the doctors often think i
drunkenness or appopleNy.
My stomach" says Mr.. Monk
"painei me severely, and there wa'
q feeling at my chest as though | car
ried a great weight there. | became $,
bad at length that was obliged to giv'
up all but the nghtest work, and
thought my days We're numbered
"Of course you will take it for grant
ed that |, and my friends on my behalf
made every effort to obtain relief
Everybody who knew me had some SOY
of remedy to suggest, and many .
them actually tried; yet | grew wors
in spite Of all.
"The man who persuaded me to us
Mother Seigers Syrup will always oc
cupy cosy nook in my heart He ha'
to do a bit OF talking. because l wa
like a fish that sees the hook throuS
every piece of bait; ! was afraid o.
and disgusted with, everything in pa
rers or in bottles. So kept on sayin
mo- and he kept on saying do Br
he stuck to his text. and i gave NJ
BE quiet and III have go with Mo-f
er Seigels,' ! told him.
Before had finished the first bott
I was much better. and began to b'
lieve / nigh, pun through yet. In w
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-08
Olaa Asses ssments.

THE 10TH AND 17TH ASSESS
ments, of soc each, are now bearing
interest at the rate of l per cent per
month.
THE 18TH ASSESSMENT Of 2iaGe OF
soc per share, has been called, to be
due and payable October 81.
THE 18TH ASSESSMENT Of 2hec of
soc per share. has been called, to be
due and payable November goth.
Interest Will be charged on assess
ments unpaid ten Q0) days after the
same are due at the rate OF per cent
per month from the date on which such
assessments are due.
The above assessments will be pay
able at the office Of the B. F. Dillingha m
Company, Limited. Stangenwald Build
ing. ELMER E. PAXTON,
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Compsay. Ltd.
Honolulu. T. H., July 20. 1901. 2sol
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-08
NcKinley's Simple Habits.

A resident of Honolulu who was in
Washington last year had an appoint
ment for 9 o'clock in the morning with
DIR. Anderson. a we'll known dentist OF
that city. The dentist was half an hour
late in meeting the appointment, and
made the excuse that President Mckin-
ley sent for him to fix up tooth. He
found the president sitting in his bath
room shaving himself without a looking
glass. He asked him why he did not
use glass, and he replied that when
he was a soldier during the Civil War
he learned how 10 shave without a glass.
and he had not used one since that
time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-08
rUk OLD AGE

To the old, as to babies, the
even balance of health is more
than anything else
in the world. The possible
health, in age, is not high and
strong; it is only even.
There is no end, but death,
10 the trouble that comes of
its loss.
1t ought to he watched like
a baby's
Their future is short; but oh
how it turns on comfort! on
whether the wrinkles are
wrinkles of pain or of long Sc
rene enjoyment!
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil-for very old and very
young in different ways--is
the food to secure this even
condition of health.
We'll send you little to try, II you like.
SCOTT L. BOVINE, 400 Pearl street. New York.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-08

words, ! continued taking Seigels 3
Syrup. and no other medicine, until the
three empties on my shelf showed how
far Rad gone with it,
And | had no further 10 go. | was
a well man, and have since enjoyed bet
ter health than ever before in my life.
Il am the oldest settler in Makara,
having resided here for over A years,
and most of my neighbors can vouch
for the truth of the statement | have
made"
that he knows Mr.. Monk, and can
testify to the facts as the latter has
related them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-08
JUMPED ON A TENPENNY NAIL

The little daughter of Mr.. ]. \. Pow
ell jumped on an inverted rake made
of tenpenny nails, and thrust one nail
entirely through her foot, and second
one half way through. Chamberlain $
Pain Balm was promptly applied, and
five minutes later the pain had disap-
peared. and no more suffering was ex-
perienced. In three days the child was
wearing her shoe as usual, and with
absolutely no discomfort. Mr. Powell
is a we'll known merchant of Portland.
Va. u. s. A. Pain Balm is an antisep-
tic and heals such injuries without ma
turation and in one-third the time re-
quired by the usual treatment. For
sale by all druggists and dealers Ben
son. Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Ha-
waii Territory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-08

At big fire in Philadelphia an eieht-
story building, occupied by Hunt. Will
kinson q Co, and a three-story biuld-
ing We're completely destroyed and
fully score of people were burnsf
to death. Property amounting to $5oe
00e was burned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-08

One hundred and eighty-seven Jap
anese and one Chinaman were released
from the quarantine station on Maulio-
Ia Island yesterday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-08

Highest Market Rates paid fos HideA.
Skins and TalloW.
Purveyoru to Oceanic and Pasins
Mail Steamship Companies.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1901-11-08
Auction Sale of Delinquent
Sugar Stock.

ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3,
1901, at 12 o'clock noon, at my sales
room. 65 Queen street, Honolulu, l will
sell at public auction, by order of the
treasurer. Mr.. Elmer T.. Paxton, the
following certificates of stock in the
Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd, unless the fif
teenth assessment, delinquent October
20th, with interest and advertising eX-
penses, is paid on or before the day
and hour of sale at the offices of the
B. F. Dillingham; Co., Ltd, Stangen-
wald building. HOnolulu:
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pENT FREE TO MEN
most Remarkable Remedy That Quick
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''ee Trial PACKAGE Sent BY Mail to
All Who Write.

RmsS M 'lal Packages of a most remarkable
Irte are being mailed ia all who will
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Ears tnany men who had hatfield for
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Renninas Card Was snIlt.

Washington, November ia fast track
and well hlled card drew to Jennings
today one af thu largest crowds Of the
wcek Three favorites won
Mile and nifty yards-Nitratc, Lou Boy,
Gray Daily. Time 4S 10.
Five furlones Red Dlmsel, Carroll H.,
Miss Leader Time / .O3
Seven furlongs-Corrollo Biz, Hawk.
Time so 81.
Six furlones- Barouchc. Flying Buitress,
Tenagra Time :1G 80.
Mile and forty yards-Cryshena, Harry
McCQun. Flam Time LAS "a.
Mile and one hundred yards--pot eute,
Carbunclc, Alfred Nargravc Time 40.
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BASEBALL SUNDAY.
Firemen and Cawthons Win Play of
the Tie.

Firemen and Cawthons Win Play of
the Tie.
The tie game of last Sunday between the
Flremen and the Cawthons will be played
of tomorrow, and as the weather man
promises to do the right thing tie attend
aucc will no doubt W much larger than
last Sunday. Foster, who pltcsed phemom-
cnai ball for five innings last Sunday. VIII
60 in the box again for the Firemen: while
Jimmy Murray will do the work for the
Cawlhous Page. Mihe O'Connor watts
and Markey viii play with the Cawthons;
CT ildrcSs will handle Fosters delivery and
long Erwin will again cover short
The lineup of the teams follows
Frejueu, Position Cawthous
Foster, ......,.. pitcher .......... Murray
ChildreSs .,,...... catcher ......,.. MnrlileY
Mcdonald. .,..... first .,...,... O'COnnor
Scarborough. second ,..,......., Page
Paulig. third .,........ Watts
Erwin. ...,..,....Shor .....,.. lCwicllcr
Ollrc. left .,....,.. fredeIichs
Rely. center .......... Russell
Roper. ri hlli .......,...... Nelson
Mr. Proctor will umpire and play VIII
commence at $40. Ladies are free and are
especially invited
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Meteocio DispIay over Denison,

Denlson. Texas. November i5--Fhere was
a very brilliant display OF meteors this
morning There were several showers Of
meteors in the southern skies at > O'Clock.
Orion had passed few degrees west of
south. being somewhat west Of the south
center Of the skies Several brilliant me-
teors fell from the vicinity Of Orion and
his belt oil back eastward to an imaginary
south central line Of the heavens. ~ 3;D
there was also a brilliant display OF me
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
CHURCH WILL cEIE-
BRATE ITS GOLDEN JUBILEE.
Banana Boat From Buefields Is Due to
Arrive Today--Dr, Cohen viii
Deliver Lecture.

Galveston, Texas, November IL. The First
'''rman Lutheran church, corner rweur.
tonrth and "'Nuic Will celebrate ITS aftl.
e'h anniversary next sunday, November ~
~ inc morning service, beginning at 10
a, m" Roy J. c. Roehm win read a short
sketch Of the history OF the church. Rev
ifoi Romberg from Brenham win preach
the jubilee sermon The Rcssel qulnte,te.
the Concordia Macnnerchor and the church
choir will furnish the music. In the after.
noon the service win begin at 3 o'clock A
German address will be delivered by Rev.
a. q; j. ide and an English address by Rev.
William Engelke.
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.,.. Mile, selling-Cialcs, Ecome, Hand b.
Time 1.12%.
six fulongs -Boaster, Lady wadsworth.
AAareS. Time l;17
LATONIA ENTRIES.
Selling. six furlongs sad Sam ~ Alec,
Myrtle Van, Arachnc toO. Jim ". io4. Lady
htut, jim Nap, Flop 105 FleWron lo6,
Snave Gales lO7, Mr. Phinizy los Maggie
FELIX 1l3.
Sel'u, orc lailc-Dolly Wagner rs. Nclsc
Morris, Free Admission % MeggS ~ Bar
onci HS. Bill MaSsc 20, Judge Stcadman
lO2 Van Hoorebecke l03. Frank Mcconnell
iUi Ecomc 100, Kuuia 1O6 Winter los.
Selling. 2-yearolds, one mile Mureic s..
J. Patrick, harry Brennan, Iathrup 20.
King Iatius Lcenja, All About lOl Dr.
Worth. ~ Cbcrgl l02, ST. Hcra l03. IN
Hart lOi Paul CreNtol los, Pirate Girl lO3.
Handicap. one aud oue-righth mles-Baf-
led %. Noodtricc 100. Jessie Jarboc 1O5,
j h sloan no Schncu Laurcr 1i3.
Five iurioucs-AlacMiiler Lady Brock
way. RecnsI, Sarah Gay aS. lhrostle, 10y
81 Lady WadSworth, Wedding March, Iu-
In Flight iC2, Tile Boston, Laurctta Burke,
Jean Elnhac 10. sister Adlio ITO,
Selling, two miles Uclorpinc ~. llnsdalc,
Eleanor Holmes, Ina Dixon -. Scotch
BrGnhlc DO Little Tommy Tucker. Xazel
BaroCe. Lord Farancolc, Pretty Rosie 90
Fucado TO-.
Clear and fast
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Notes and Personals.

Galveston. Texas, November 15.-Judgc 4
G. Allen left this morning for Stcphenylllc.
where he goes as q witness There VIII
be no session Of the criminal court here IN.
Ill next Tuesday on account OF his alb
scnce.
sicana 10 attend the session OF the North
vost Texas conference of tho Methodist
church.
Ben B. Cain of Tyler is in the alty.
Or. George Il, Tabor. the state health
officer, left last evening for Austin
D. n. Collsmcr returned this morning
from Beaumont
j. lie" Burton, formerly Of this city but
now Of Los Angeles, CAL is in the CITY,
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A Nearo Assassinated at Rookland.

Rucklaud, Texas, November blast
night about O'Clock q negro by the name
Of Crawford, living on a farm about mile
from this place, was called 10 his door by
some unknown parties and killed. Officers
are investigating the matter, but so far
the men doing the killing have nor been
apprcheuded. Nothing is known as to the
motive for the deed,
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Accidentally Shot at eiddinos.

Giddir"s Texas. November 1J.-Llttle
Lewis williams, the son Of J. w. Williams,
happened TO a very serious and possibly a
fatal accident yesterday afternoon After
school yesterday evening Shelby McLaran
and Lewis Williams went out west Of town
to shoot ducks As they were going along
the gun was accidentally discharged the
contents striking Lewis In the right side OF
the face Tho eve and a portion Of the
face was blown on. Medical aid was called
at once aud his wounds were dressed aud
he is resting fairly well this morning.
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A pistinnuished Visitor.

Dallas, Texas, November II. Tsnnehill
Masonic lodge had a visitor tonight in the
person OF Prof. Samuel Jessop Of London
England As n credential card nc showed
diploma given under the seal of the
Grand Lodge OF Great Britain, and bearing
the signature OF Albert Edward, prince Of
Wales, now the reigning king, and who was
at that time grand master.
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Yoakum locals.

Yoakum, Texas, November 14.-At the
regular meeting of the city council Monday
night street Commissioner Wooisey was in.
structcd TO have two additional street
crossings placed across Front street Such
improvements as have been made on the
streets are OF permanent character
Mr.. j Lyons Is in Houston on business.
Mr.. j. Nathan and wife arc spending a
few days with relatives In Hallettsyille
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IN the recent Stringfcllow killing. arc ON
the streets again W
Mr.. WIN l}irkner and wife of Mapcbaca.
VINO nave been visiting the family OF Nj.
Mrs. ] e. storey Of san Marcos Visited
the family OF her son, AIR. A II. storey.
this week "'ViN''
turned from a visit To Yoakum
Born 20 Mr. and Mrs. Charles rfudson
on the 18th instant daughter
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RUHLIN WAS A VERY EASY MARK
He Was Badly Scared from the Start and Was Easily
-, Punched Out in the Fifth Round.
commandments.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

San Francisco November In ono - a.,
Gus Rubin t s country James tonight over
Aoh Giant havA hcen
mem ma aI Rubin wited the utter amaze
No
inc blow IN t himself who asserted he
round he did to
h, summation OF the outcome the that lie received chance blow
,,ti usaneu nun and that fighting
" WIZ make no Of having
ny minutes mat he Injured
received the seconds sonl ,-, ~
second round '' '"' '""' JUS was uop'eS
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IA d the advantage. At closer range 4,uh-
IN AGAIN landed on Jeffres' f1Ga nnd
S Sf,5 ni, me latters attempt to retalate
right and shot straight left on torrric5,
nose nut the blow was partially blocked
Iue men were wrestling whom tho round
c'oseu' rms was decidedly Ruhlin's round.
~ HIN SHOWED HIS FIGHT IN
THIRD.
Inc men came mp strong and Rubin shot
In right and left, which were STONED Jnr
Tres elboWed his way back and forth and
caught the Akron man with a terrific Icft
on me neck. Jetlres pursued Ruhlm and
swung with both hands In a rusb Jnhrins
landed weak body blows Rubin again m.
peaIed To the referee. Rubin duckcd away
from straight left He Tented and came
DaCk with an Intellectual short arm punch
IeuflcS easily had the advantage with Ruh-
lin constantly complaining The men
closed IN several times Ruhiu fghtns low
and Jeffries apparently looking for a
chance to land n knockout punch. JET
fries retreated about the ring until the
spectators Kissed Round ended with
neither man in distress. hut with Rubin
the more worried Of the two.
RUHLlN on THE RUN IN THE FOURTH
After short exchanges at close quarters
Ruhin landed on face. He was forced
back aud Jeffries smiled MS Rubin again
rebuked him. JeGres landed left, blackeu.
ing kuhlinS loft eye then pursued him,
lighting at short range and plainly wearing
his man down. Rubin lacked aggressive
ness aud rptreated ms Jehfres swung left
and right and missed. Rubin led for the
face and Je1ries pushed him across the
ring. Then the champion walked across
the ring again and landed a fierce left on
his jaw. Rubin shot out Intellectual lefts
Jefries waded in whaling Rubin with lcft
and right Rubin went down and tool, the
count when he came up apparently wea <
and the gong saved him. Ruhlin was plain,
ly in the greatest distress when the round
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GARRISON A CANDIDATE.

He viii Run for CONGRESS- in Opposition
to Cooper.
Nacogdoches Texas November II. Hon.
r. 5, Garrison Of Tlmpson, Shelby county.
will be a candidate for congress In oppo-
stIou Ia the present i1cumbcnt. Hon s. y.
Cooper of this congressional district
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pounIass PARK Results.

Louisville, November l5.--six aud half
furlongs, selling-Dr Clark, j. J. r., jim
Gore H. Time 1:22h
Six furinnss. Seling--Littlc Hiudoo. Mat
tie Spencer, Harrison r. Time il7ir
Six furongs selling Young Henry,
Spiuet, Aca Time 1862.
Mile selling Prima H. Nottic Regent,
Guiderock Time 1.li.
Mile. selling Pauline j., lncanlescenr,
Omelia. Iime .42la.
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Lockhart, Texas November l5.-Mr. J..
f. Ellison, Jr., and family left this week
for their newly chosen home IN oklahoma,
Nr 4 Al Horuer has returned from n
protracted visit so his I'D home. Ia Esst
Tennessee and Is better contented than
ever before TO remain In Texas
Frank and lack Hall VINO were BeRRasa
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The sherlffs, Sale Blown onen.

Texarkana Texas November 15.-Last
night robbers entered the office OF sheriff
Beckham, IN TeXarkana, Ark, aud blew
open the safe, riding II OF $40. The money
belonged TO the prisoners who were held
N the county Jail under trial.
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District Court al Corsicana

Corslcana, Texas, November 1A-SusIe
Jackson colorod pleaded guilty to charge
Of murder aud was given Hye years in the
pcuiteutiarS. Dock Page was given two.
years In The pententiary for swindling,
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Latonia Summaries.

Cincinnati. November 15.-six furlonss'
selling-Lakeview Belle, Sister Kate, Fairy
Day. Time 115lS. n,.,..
Girl. Goody Good fine l.O3h.
Mile aud seventy yards Syneopaled
Sandy, DeLoraine, Easter Lily Ilhe
sIx furlongs, selling VIENNA Clark, Angea'
Zaek Ford. Time 1;lh
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What RuhEn Mants knoDn.

What Rubin Wants Known.
When Rubin went to his dressing room
he was followed by very depressed
Fetinue The defeated man complained or
no paid and moved about without assist.
nnce He stated; | believed from the tap
of the gong that would win, but as the
hght progressed ] was beaten down until
received blow in the stomach. which
! must say was very low. II may not have
Gegn a ionl and no living man could have
J3nlles departed from the written rules
u1u from the common regulations Of boxing
Nhen ne threw himself upon me- and
WreStled rather than spared | do be-.
ueNe that had | not received the stomach
Punnh which ended ME In tho 18th round
/ would nave Wore down Ieffrles a few
rounds later and beaten HIN as a matter
oI enlaI4nce | am ready to fight him
asaln ana believe that In lime / VIII have
MIN That is all / can say
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Little FIGHTS.

Baltimore, November 15,-Joc Cans Of
this city knocked ont Jack Haulon Of Phil
adelphia In the second round tonight.
Denver Col, November l5.-Kid Parker
Of Denver Knocked out Morris Jacobs OF
Kansas city in the second round tonight