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Mural Painting for No. Is.

School No. Is has engaged Mr.. Otto Stark
for a great mural painting in its main hall.
This will be a noble decoration. The school
is giving a series Of entertainments TO raise
money to pay for the painting. The first
entertainment was given last evening. The
assembly hall was crowded to hear a Iec-
ture by Miss Goldsworthy, assistant art SUI
perior, on the Barbizan school of landscape
painters-Corot Rousseau, Dupre, D'Au-
bigne. Diaz and Millet. The talk was given
I'm a pleasant conversational tone and man
rer Ii was illustrated with twenty re-
markably fine stereopucon views OF some OF
the most famous paintings OF these mas
terS,
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PERRYSVILLE, Ind. Oct. 30-Alvin
Casebeer, thirty-eight years old, farmer
two and one-half miles west of this place
this morning attacked County Commits
sioner William Saunders in the road near
the Iatter's home and seriously injured him.
He threw a stone at Saunders, knocking
him from his buggy, breaking two ribs and
injuring him internally, and then jumped
on his victim as he lay in the road and
cover. He is forty years old. The men had
uuarreled over road work which the COM
missioner was overseeing. Casebeer is held
under $500 bond, which he is as yet unable
to give.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ALEXANDRIA, Ind, Oct. 30.-George
Hopes, a tenant on the farm OF Addison
Perdue, three miles northeast of the city,
was shot and seriously wounded last night
nv George Perdue. thirty-five years old son
Of Addison whom Hopes had assaulted
and maltreated with stones. The row grew
out of an unpaid doctor bill No one has
haar arrested.
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Manufacture of Cigars.
Boston Transcript.

Every little while somebody gets up a
guessing contest which involves the revenue
figures and then there IS trouble for the
clerks in the Treasury Department. Just
now the tobacco people have set the public
to guessing to how many cigars will
be taxed during the month of October.
People who want to guess intelligently nat
urally write TO the revenue division aud
ask for figures on the last six months So
numerous have these inquiries become that
a special circular has been printed, and
several clerks are Kept busy sending them
out During September, 59l o55. 1S7 cigars
were taxed at the rate of 3 q thousand
The month before the number was 593,s0S,
$50; the month before that 0O5. 81. 20.
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CANNOT WIRE TO POWELL
REBELS CONTROL TELEGRAPH LINES
IN SANTO DOMINGO.
Warship to Carry Instructions to the
United States Minister-Causc of
the Insurrection.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Ca cablegram re-
ceived at the State Department to-day
from United States Minister Powell at
republic are in a state of great disturbance.
The State Department is making vigorous
efforts to communicate with Mr.. Powell
by cable, but with unsatisfactory results.
owing TO the fact that the insurgents APP
pear to be in possession OF the land tele-
graph lines connecting the capital, San Do
mingo, with the cable station on the east
coast. Incidentally this also has interrupted
communication with Venezuela. So to
guard against any further cable lapses
the State Department is sending through
the Navy Department written instructions
to Minister Powell for lis guidance during
the revolution, and these will go forward
on the Baltimore, which sailed to-day from
Hampton Roads directly to San Domingo.
ST. THOMAS. d. w. l.. Oct. 30-The
tionistS OF Santo Domingo has been re-
ceived here 1t is dated Puerto Plata, Oct.
"a. and accuses President Wos Gil of ar
bitrariness, treachery, jealousy, suspicious
and unjust persec ltions; says the prisons
of the capital are filed and many persons
have been exiled, that the revenues have
been decreased in three months by mil
lion dollars although since February
nothing has been paid TO the country's ma
tional or foreign creditors; that the &C
counts of the last revolution are unpaid
that an irritating import duty of 81 cents
per gallon is levied on petroleum; that an
odous loan of $4,000 guaranteed by the
duty on cereals has been raised; that $40,
600 has been advanced to the government
by the Hamburg American line in exchange
for port duties for four years; that there
has been notable decrease in the fiscal
duties since the President implanted 1.-The
gross system of waste. and that an un-
patriotic project to make Dominican
waters neutral. and to make the republic S
ports free in case of war, was recently sub
mitted to the Legislature involving a Sc
rious menace to the national territorial
integrity"
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CLEVELAND. O., Oct. So.-John II.
Clarke. Democratic candidate for United
States senator. has made public an affidavit
showing the actual sum expended by him
in the campaign as follows: Cash paid to
state executive committee to be used for
defrayng expenses of public meetings and
for campaign literature. s., 500; printing and
engraving. 1916; travelling expenses. 1909;
sundry petty expenses. $40; total, S., 195.
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Bested Mike Donovan in n Six-Round
BOxing Bout.

MILWAUKEE, Oct So.-Hugo Kelly. OF
Chicago. got the decision. over Mike Dono-
van. of Rochester, n. Y. at the end of a
six-round bout before the Milwaukee Box
ing Club tonight Kelly had the better OF
the fighting all the way through. In the
fourth round. during fierce mix-up. Don
ovan was knocked down near the end OF the
round, the bell saving him from proba bic
Knockout The fifth was a repetition OF
the fourth and was all Kelly's. Donovan
braced up in the sixth, but rot enough 10
overcome kelly's advantage
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SAFELY TRANSFERRED.
Consignment of S1,07O,OOO Guarded by
United States Troops.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 30.-A consignment of
$3.50, 900 in currency and silver. sent by ex-
press from Washington 20 the st. Louis
subtreasury, was safely delivered from the
Union Station to the subtreasury vaults
to-day in express wagons. Fifteen troopers
insured the safe conveyance of the trea-
sure. The money is one OF the several con-
signments that will be sent to the st. Louis
subtreasury by the Treasury Department
within the next few days. The total of
these consignments is said TO be in the
neighborhood of s5000,000.
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w. r.. Holloway Coming Home.

LONDON, Oct. 30.-War Secretary Root
and Mrs. Root left London this morning for
Liverpool to board the White Star line
steamer Celtic, which sails for New York
to-day. They were bid farewell a. the rail-
road station by Ambassador Choate and
other friends.
The American line steamer st. Louis,
which sails from Southampton for New
York tomorrow, takes among her passen-
gers w. r. Holloway, United States consul
general at Halifax, who was recently con-
sui general at ST. Petersburg.
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Mrs. Boswell Held for Trial.

COLUMBUS. o.. Oct co.-Too i'll to arise
from the bed where she has lain several
DAYS suffering from nervous prostratlon,
Mrs Samuel Boswell charged with using
the mails to defraud IN an alleged attempt
TO blackmail 2. l.. White. prominent
merchant this evening waived examina-
ton and was held TO the United States
grand jury in 500 bond. which was prompt
IL furnished
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Annual riremen,. hall.

The annual firemen's ball Will be given in
Tomlinson Hall Nov. 10. and it promises to
be greater success than ia previous years.
Arrangements are at the present time be-
ing made to give an elaborate function.
the proceeds OF which will go to the fire.
mems pension fund.
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TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. S0-at the office OK
Superintendent Hurley. OF the Santa Fe. II
was said tonight that the wreck or pas
senger train No g. at Howell Kan, last
night was a small matter. Nobody was
killed a. was al first reported The follow
ing were injured, but not seriously: Ray
Stevens. Wichltn, Kan, and G.. W.. Beck.
Pr-f
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A bold housebreaker last night cut the
screen In the door at the home Of George
NJ. Brown, PIG East Michigan street, TO
make his entrance, and after searching
through the residence, walked away with
q pair of Mr.. Browns trousers. Nothing
else in the house was disturbed and no
trace of the thief could be found.
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Prof. Mommsen Paralyxed,

BERLIN, Oct 30.-Professor Mommsen,
the historian, who was born in 1917, suffered
severe apoplectic stroke at 6 o'clock this
morning He is unconscious. His left side il
paralyzed.
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HONOLULU, Oct. 3.--Advices from
Washington state that Governor Dole viii
probably be appointed United States dis
trfct Judge OF Hawaii TO succeed MOTIFS "a.
Estee. deceased. and that Governor Dole
win De succeeded by Geo r. Carter, secre-
tary OF the interior.
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upon his tombstone: kind friends have
left behind. cast your votes for Jennings
Bryan. IL seems fairly safe TO assume
that he was a Democrat
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kansas City Journal.
An Audrtan county man who died recently
ordered this extraordinary epltaph engraved
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 3o.-Thc ira sport
sheridan. calling to-morroy for Ho .olulu.
Ga,,rn and Manila will carry s2.ocGo0o In
silver and gold in her treasure roon.. She
has a full list OF passengers In addition
70 the enlisted men OF the Twenty -second
Infantry.
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BONDS
OCTOBER INVESTMENTS

$21 900 Knox County. Ind. 43s
5000 Wells Co., Ind. IS
$4,000 Peru, Ind. Heat Co. S.
$4,000 Battery Really Co.. MY. IS
$4,000 Col, Del. 6 Mar. o., RY. IS
$50 Mer. H. 81. Co., Indpls. IS
$4,000 Posey Co., ind. 4ts
$4,000 Warsaw, Ind. rs
$3.50 Knox Co.. Ind. IS
$1,000 Pulaski Co., Ind. IS
$500 Upton Co.. Ind. IS
5000 Greene Co., Ind. 44s
5000 Parke Co.. Ind. IS
$500 Howard Co., Ind. IS
IA & 10 Last Washington St
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Hurrah for Indiana,
Bully for old Purdue.
Hurrah for the Daily Journal
And the Sunday Journal, too.
All sporting news always In the Journal.
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BONDS


Emergency and Medicine Cases. Electric
Batteries Belts and Insoles, Hot-air and
Bath Cabinets. Thermometers and Artin-
Cial Eyes.
WIN. III. ARMSTRONG 6 CO.
sei and 22s S. Meridian ST.. Indianapolis. Ind.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-03-05
TOILET SUPPLY co.
CARTER.
La Fayette. Ind.

w. E. Minor is on the sick list.
Ernest Martin was a Wabeno
visitor today.
Mrs. II. +. Moore of Wabeno
was here Tuesday.
L. #. Crabtree CT Crandon was
seen in town Friday morning.
Mr.. Geimer of Evanston. Ills,
sop in law of the late Peter Fa-
gan, is here.
Peter Pagan, one of the pio-
neer's of Carter, died Tuesday
of heart disease. His remains
were taken to Cooperstown, Wis.
where the funeral viii be held
today
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-03-05
, 80
A. E. HIl1LEY.
Notary Public
CRANDON, WIS.
Notice for Hearing.

STATE OF WISCONSIN: COUNTY
= coprt for Forest County.
In the matter of the adoption of
Wanda A. NJ. Follmer by Joseph G.
Rollins and Julia f. Rollins, his wife.
Notice is hereby given that at the
regular term of the County Court to be
held in and for said county at the Court
Uouse in the village of Crandon in said
county. on Tuesday the 18th day OF
April. A. D. 1908, at l o'clock in the
,,fter-noon of said day, the following
matter will be heard and considered:
The petition of Joseph G. Rollins and
Inl;a F. Rollins mis- wife, of Crandon in
the county of Forest in the state OF
wisconsin for leave to adopt Wanda A.
- Fo,lmer. a minor child not their
own by birth, the child by birth OF
Ancust Follmer and Rosalie Follmer
his wife.
Dated this srd day Of February A. D.
sO5.
BY the Court,
A. J. GRIFFIN,
lv27 County Judge.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-03-05
NOTICE OF JUDICIAL ELECTION.
State Of Wisconsin, a.,
U'nrnGt tnput1r 49,

State Of Wisconsin, &C
Forest County 49,
County Clerks Office:
TO THE ELECTORS OF FOR.
EST COUNTY, WISCONSIN.
Notice is hereby given that ii
Judicial Election is to be held in
the several Towns and election
precincts in Forest county and
Slate of Wisconsin,, on the first
Tuesday in April, A. d. 1908, be-
ing the seventh day of said month,
tie following officers are To b,.
elected, TO wi
A Justice Of The Supreme Court
in pace of the Honorable Char
les V. Bardeen, whose term of
Office will expire on the first Mon
day in January, A. d 1904.
A Circuit Judge for the Tenth
Circuit, consisting of the coun-
ties of Florence, Forest, Lang
lade, Outagamie and Shawano,
in place of Honorable John Good.
land, whose term of Office will
expire on the first Monday in
January, A. D. 1904.
Said election to be held and
conducted, votes canvassed anC
returns made in accordance with
law.
Given under my hand and Off
cial seal, at the Court House, in
the village of Crandon, County
of Forest aud State of Wiscon-
sin, this 28th day of February,
A. d. 1903.
G.. G.. HIMLEY,
! [sEALI County Clerk.
By a. E. HIMLEY, Deputy
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Homeseekers' Excursions to the
Northwest. west anb Southwest.
and ColOnist Low Rates west.

Via the Northwestern Line. Excur-
sion Tickets at greatly reduced rates
are on sale to the territory indicated
above. Standard and Tourist Sleeping
Cars. Free Reclining Chair Cars and
THE Best of Every thing" For full
particulars apply to agents Chicago &
North Western R'y.
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Society.
Church.

@LRNAN EVANGICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH. Rev. friedrich, pastor.
/. services according to announcement.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-03-05

Forest county, authorized by
John Goodland, circuit judge. Y
Bills tlle0 with the clerk were
referred TO the committee on fl
nance,
On motion board adjourned
until 1880 p. m,
7:SO p, IA. Board met pursu,
ant to adjournment and wascall-
ed TO order by M. S. Barker,
chairman, All members present.
The following report was pre-
sented and on motion was adopt
ed, all members voting aye"
= TO the County Board of
Supervisors.
Gentlemen:
Your committee
to whom the bills herewith pre-
sented We're referred, beg leave
to reporNthat we have examined
the same and recommend the al
lowapce and disaiIowance of the
same as appears on said bills.
BILLS.
S'-s'~ Amt. Amt.
No Na,,,a No3,,o f,1,.S,,l ANA
ls9 VIM. Traypor road work ls.50l3.5o
100 Crandou Hardware Co.
road supplies 900 900
l9l John Kruse road and team
work 49.00 AZ 90
1872. II B Fessenden road work83. 90 80. 90
1913 j. Bohnschek ~" 14.43 l4.43
1874 N; Cunningham g 1880 1850
1875 II B. .Fessenden road
supplies, So 1000 90, Oh
1876 NJ. 5. Barker road work
and supplies AK 5000 30. 90
1877 chas Walrath road work 20 otes.oo
lys Rome Ford -" 7.s7 7,s7
100 Jas Ramsdell T.S77.s7
200 John NJ Anderson road
and team work 400 IA. 90
2nl Chas Follner road work 11.slll.Sl
209 Sam Porter . $50 3. so
203 John NJ. Anderson road
and team work Vs.oo 500
20i NJ. $. Barker road and
team work 1000 1900
2O5 NJ, s. Barker road work 1900 Is. 90
300 S. ). Wilcox road and
team work -, 600 600
907 A. Deau road work l.7h l.75
a0S Jim H. Head road work l,3l l.3l
200. Dewitt Aclllev - -, $50 3.5u
2l0 W. w. 'Ramsdell " "I2,25 1925
I'll Crandon Hardware Co.,
dynamite l1.s3 1.s3
2l2 M. S. Barker .f :" 1900 1900
3l3 John Rice road work 2.62 2.62
PA NJ. Cunningham - 1913 10, 10
2l5 VIM. 1raynor y 1900 1900
PIG Emory Bruson +" 1890 43.00
OFT Thos. Kleve Z" - 10000 100. 90
21S Geo aendron I" >" 25.s7 %, 81
219 Frank Joclu . .25.s7 20. 81
800 Chas. Ross - GO. 90 &c. 90
22l JOS. Degrey " " 5000 5000
222 Geo. Ramsey /" 1887 1887
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(To be continued
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Excursion Tickets to State Farmers
Institute and Mid-Winter Eair.
at Marshfieid, wis.

Via the Northwestern Line. will be
sold at reduced rates March 16, II and
Is, limited to return until March 20,
inclusive Apply to agents Chicago &
R'y.
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Local and Personal.

Mrs. A. NJ. Kunaschk was at
Laopa yesterday;
L IT. Crabtree OF Crandon is
is in town today / 81, Il.
Joseph Miachle transacted bus
mess at Gillett Tuesday,
Al johnson. of Laona was
seen in town Wednesday.
II. B. Grelsbach went to Chi
cagq, on business Saturday.
County clerk GIG, Himley
Went over to Crandon today.
/ VIM. Rabbit of Carter had
business in our burg yesterday.
j, E. Himley returned from the
southern part of the state last
Tuesday. ~ y.
H. +. Priebe made a business
trip TO Oconto the forepart of
the week. -, =
Miss Daisy Strohm is visiting
her friend Miss Madge Moore
this week.
NV. Johnson of Ferry's re-
sort near Garter was in the vii
lage Friday 49,; f
John Carlson bought a forty
in Section four of the Rusch
boys Tuesday.
G. w Townsend returned to
Wabeno yesterday after an alb
sence of ten days.
Miss Bell 'McDermid of Laona
is assisting Mrs Holdridge at
the Hotel Wabeno. ,,
F. O Rusch is having the
Jones mill repaired preparatory
TO a busy seasons run.
A lot of sickness still prevails
in the village. The victims of
the grippe are numerous.
Mrs. Paul Newman returned
from a visit with relatives and
friends at Gillett Wednesday. "
Undertaken Jecklin drove to
Carter Tuesday, where he was
called ON undertaking business.
Circuit court convenes at the
county seat Tuesday. A mum
Der of Wabenoans have been
summoned as jurors,
A son of Mr. and Mrs. D. ..
Forrest is suffering from m alb
scess in the head. DR. Elliott of
Laona is attending him.
A. l.. Burgan. our hugtling
wood dealer, has several men eL-
gagged and is shipping cordwood
AS fast as he can procure cars
Frank Jones moved into the
dwelling formerly occupied by
Paul Kupper aud family III the
Rrsch Bros. addition last week.
The Shawano Advocate-Dis-
patch comes out greatly improv-
ed and up to date under the eff
cient management Of Brere Scott,
the new proprietor.
T. F and J H Moore went
down to Cloperstowr Wednes-
day morning to accompany the
remains of their uncle Peter Fa-
gan, who is buried there today.
A Justlce of the Supreme court
and a Judge of the Circuit court
are to be elected this spring be
sides the several town officers.
See notice elsewhere in this
paper.
Cordial G.. Himley has retired
from the NORTHERN WIscoNsIN
Arr-rnr1crp 1,r1n1iehp1 at Wa.
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County Board Proceedings

uub 10 duJOufilneilt hltQ was call
ed to order by M, S. Barker,
chairman. All members present.
The following report, was "a
dopted, AL plembers voting FAYE. :
To- the Board of. Supervisors.
Gentlemen:-
Your committe
on bonds beg leave to report that
we have. approved the bonds of
the following county officers;
F. w. Andrews, sheriff, III, Z
@. G. Himley, county clerk.
E, o. Woodbury., treasurer.
M. j. Dickinson, register of deeds.
J. A. Walsh, district attorney.
Ernest Martin, CLERK of : the cir.
cult court.
HI, A. Kamm, supt, of schools.
D. S Bishop, surveyor.
DR.. S. M. B. Smith, coroner.
The following resolutions were
presented and on motion adopt.
ed, all members voting "aye,p
RESOLVED, That Thirty five
Hundred (S3, .oqDollars here,
tofore appropriated at the last
annual meeting of the County
Board of Forest county as ,sher-
ifs salary for the year 1908 aud
placed ip the general fund at
said last County Board meeting.
be transferred from the general
fund to the salary fund as sher-
ifs salary for TIE sheriff of For
est county t II the year 1908.
RESOIWGD, That Six Hundred
600. 100 Dollars heretofore ap.
propriated at the last annual
meeting OF the County Board of
Forest county as cl ark oNthe cir
cult. court salary for the year 1908
and placed in the general fund
at said last County Board meet
ing, be transferred from the gen.
eral fund to the salary fund as
clerk of the circuit court saiary
for the clerk of the circuit court
of Forest county for the year
1903. g." 80
On motion the bid of Joseph
Fasbinder for One Hundred flO0)
cords of four (4) foot body maple
and birch wood to be delivered
and piled at the Court House at
Two Dollars and Thirtytnine
(2.39) cents per cord was accept
ed By the board and the chairman
and clerk appointed as a com
mittee to diaw up contract and
accept or reject SAID work when
completed as per contract.
On motion the proposition of
the Crandon Hardware company
for repairing and otherwise put
ting in good working and heat
ing order the Forest county court
house furnace as per contract
and plans thereto attached was
and authorized by the
board at Sixty $50 COY Dollars.
SAID Sixty (s6ONy) Dollars to be
payment in full ftr all material,
labor, repairs, etc of said fur
mace and the chairman and clerk
as IL committee to in
spect and when completed accept
or reject said work.
Tie cIerk submitted a state
ment of Office fixtures requested
by the county officers for their
respective offices.
On motion M. S. Barker and
Chas. Ross were appointed as "a
committee to purchase said Office
fixtures as per statement.
On motion E. o. Woodbury.,
county treasurer, was authorized
and Instructed to secureVFive
Thousand ($5O000') Dollars in
surance on the Forest County
Court House and Five Hundred
(5500.00) Dollars additional on
the Law Library in said Court
House.
On motion Ernest Martin,
clerk of the circuit court was in
structed to draw a court certili-
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Lady Agents Wanted.

Send us the names and post
office address of ten of your lady
friends and ten cents, and we will
mail to you post paid, two ounces
of our triple standard
odors-perfume in concentrated
form.
TOILET SUPPLY co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1903-04-24
THE LATE W. W. DlMOND.

It was j. b. Anterior a few days ago;
It is w. w. Dimond now. One was
almost the Nestor of the business COM
munity, the other was one of the most
useful and promising of the younger
members. But upon both the fatal
blow fell equally, and each has gone
to the undiscovered country, not to
pass this way again.
VIM. w. Dimond, for his diligence in
business, his genial and affable ways,
his zeal for the best interests of Homo
lulu, his absorption in public affairs
that affected commercial interests, will
long be remembered with liking and
respect. During his illness, while de-
lirious the inner workings of the mans
mind and heart were laid bare. He
talked necessarily, spurred on by the
fever in his veins and ii was seen that
but two things weighed upon him
his business and the general good of
Honolulu. Now he was conducting the
affairs of his store: anon he was de-
batting themes in the Merchants AS
ISOLATION: never did he utter anything
in delirium which revealed him in any
other aspect than the one which the
public knew-a good and active man
of affairs.
He can i'll be spared. His place can
not readily be filled. But his example
lives after him and will be an inspira-
ton to civic duty.