davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-04
PECULIAR FRAMES
AROUND THE MOON

The moon presented a peculiar effect
last night about Q o'clock while sur
rounded by lunar circles. At one time
the enclosing bands apparently took
the form of heart, the inner portion
seeming to turn from fieecy white to
blood red. The frame then changed to
the shape OF a diamond and finally to
a circle. Weather forecaster Lydecker
predicts another storm.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-04

was n complete novation the Supreme
Court states II does not need to say.
The matter is before IL solely on the
question as to whether the magistrate
was obliged to so find as n matter of
law. III "A review of the findings of fact
were desired, the appeal should have
been to the Circuit Court. In the opin-
ion of the Supreme Court the testi-
mony quoted was insufficient to require
the magistrate as matter OF law to
find that there was a novation.
The law Is stated in the syllabus as
follows:
AN action may be maintained on an
original partnership indebtedness not
withstanding that one of the partners,
after buying out the others, has given
a note for the antecedent debt, unless
all the parties to both obligations
agreed that the note should operate as
an extinguishment of the antecedent
debt"
Robertson & Wilder for plaintiff; c..
w. Ashford for Tsen YIN and Tsen
Kui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-04
QUEENS HOSPITAL APPEAL.

j. Fl. Fisher, Auditor of the Terri
tory, by his attorney, Il. C. Peters,
Deputy Attorney General. files mos
ton to dismiss the appeal of the
Queens Hospital. corporation, from
his refusal to issue a warrant for the
payment of the subsidy appropria IA
for the hospital by the Legislature.
The ground is that the $4,000 appro-
propr!ated in the six months bill, aud
the 100000 in the eighteen months Bill
neither of them. was or Is a necessary
current expense of carrying on the
government of the Territory of Ha-
wall and, or meeting its legal obliga-
tons, as the same are now or were
provided for by the then existing
laws"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-04
GOUVEIA'S TROUBLE.

wv Ella - lINoplSlsE.
]. NJ. Vivas and C. C. Biting. attor-
neys for defendant, have moved to
place on the Circuit Court calendar the
appeal from Honolulu District Court
In the suit for summary possession of
T. r. Walker, T. May and ]. osborne,
trustees of st. Clements Episcopal
church. against Gouveia. The mat
ters involved are those on which Gou.
veia sued High Sheriff Brown for slo-
900 damages on account of unlawful
ejectment as alleged, the case being
that in which Judge Gear directed n
verdict for defendant on Tuesday last.
DISMISSED FOR DEFAULT.
There was no response for defendant
when the case of Manufacturers Shoe
Co. vs.. John f. Colburn was called be-
fore Judge Gear yesterday, and the de-
PENDANTS appeal from the Honolulu
District Court was dismissed. ]. Z.
kaulukou, attorney for defendant, la
ter in the day. filed a motion to reopen
the case with an affidavit showing that
he had been unavoidaby detained
when the case was called.
Mr.. Kaulukou expressed himself to
an Advertiser reporter on the matter,
saying he thought such a summary
dismissal of an appeal was liable to
work injustice.
Ihis was an appeal to a jury" the
attorney said. There Is no verdict On
which to issue an execution. Which
court should issue the execution IN
such case? That Is a question"
COURT NOTES.
Emma NJ Nakuina has filed a bill
of exceptions to the verdict for de-
PENDANT found by the jury, together
with rulings and instructions of Judge
Robinson, in her damage suit for tres
pass against j. H. Schnack Lorrin
Andrews is her attorney.
In the suit of Ching Mon Kerr
against the four partners in the firm
OF kwong Tung Cheong, with p. H.
Burnette as garnishee the garnishee
answers denying all business relations
with any of the defendants at the time
of service of summons
Judge Gear discharged Goto under n
writ OF habeas corpus yesterday on the
ground previously reported, namely,
that he could not be imprisoned in de.
fault of paying "A fine of $500 without
Indictment by grand jury.
Civil cases on the calendar from
NO 2O2 to PAS, will be called by Judge
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-04
WILL. INSPECT THE
KAUAI LIGHTS

Captain Niblack, U, s. n, Assistant
Lighthouse Inspector, leaves today on
the steamer Mikahala for Kauai. where
he will inspect the various lights and
buoys on the Garden Isle. He will be
assisted in this work by Captain Greg
DRY of the Mikanala, who knows about
every foot of water about Kauai and
Niihau. /, liz ssaa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1904-03-04
DAMAGES
FOR RILEY
Davis Cannot Get
Into Circuit
Court.

At 1850 last night, after an absence
of two hours and thirty-five minutes.
the jury rendered verdict for $4,000
damages for Mr. Riley.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-18
FROM WHITE TO SLACK.
Amazing Transformation of Woman's
Skin.

Los Angeles Times: Cali,
fornia sunshine has done many things.
Ii has been advertised all over the
world as cure for nearly all the ills
that mortal flesh is heir to. 1t has
lured millionaires from their eastern
palaces and induced them TO seek ma,
lures own palaces. the valleys and
mountains. If IL ever had an i'll effect
upon any person that fact has NOT been
recorded, but now that same health
giving sunshine has been charged with
bringing about an amazing transforms
ton in one Los Angeles woman, which
is puzzling alike to herself and to men,
bers of the medical profession. That
woman, once OF fair skin, despite her
negro blood. is gradually assuming the
color of her race and if the change
continues she will soon be of as dusky
hue as any other daughter of Ham.
In humble cottage at No. 1912 Stat
ford street overlooking the Arroyo de
los Posas, resides John White. an aged
eolored gardner, with his wife and sew
sral children. Mrs. White is the
woman upon whom the transformation
is being worked. Mrs. White was born
at Columbia, S. c.. where she spent her
younger years. her father being of a
complexion as light as any white man.
while her mother was a mulstto. She
favored her father and her skin was as
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-18
CALLS THE ENGLISH DIRTY.
Medical Paper Says Working Glasses
Are in DepIorable State.

London Lancet.-With possible ex
ceptions in the cases of Thibet and
Lapland, We are compelled to admit
that the English working classes are
probably the dirtiest bipeds in the
world, alike in their clothes and in
their persons, and that they display
themselves in public and even travel
by public conveyances in conditions
which would not be tolerated in any
other civilized country.
Nothing like English working class
dirt is ever seen in public on the con-
tinent of Europe unless in its far east
ern portions, and dirt is preiudicial to
health not only by it's direct physical
operation but in still greater degree
by reason of the absence of self-respect
which IL entails and which removes
from the dirty man or woman at least
one safeguard against drunkenness
and against misconduct.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-18

fair as that of any white child. She
married John White and they removed
TO Georgia, where they resided for
eighteen years before coming to Los
Angeles. They are the Parents of SIX
children now living, several of whom
are married and have children, but in
all the negro blood is more in evidence
than in Mrs. White herself.
Until about three years ago Mrs.
White was true TO her name, being of
fair white complexion, and still re-
tains traces thereof, as glimpses
caught of bare arms and portions of
breast were such as any society favor
lite might well envy. Dark spots be-
gan to appear upon her person about
three years ago while she was spend
ing month at the beach. They
caused no concern until they began to
assume the aspect of something more
serious than mere freckles. AS time
passed, the spots increased in size ana
number until at the present time, near
ly the entire surface of the woman's
face, except about the mouth and eyes,
Is of a decided copper color. This is
also true of the backs of the hands and
portions of the arms from the hands to
the elbow. Until these spots appear
ed, only the kinky hair, now becoming
silvered with age, indicated the pres
ence of negro blood.
Although the changing of the color
of the face gives to Mrs. White an I'M
attractive appearance, yet this is for
gotten when one engages in converse
ton with her. She is perhaps so years
OF age and of that genial nature so
well known as a characteristic of the
colored nanny" But for this af
Fiction, if it can be called such, she is
and has always been in the enjoyment
of good health and is the picture or
vigorous womanhood She asserts
that no disease is responsible for the
transformation, laying the cause solely
to sunshine, as she was of very tender
skin and had always been accustomed
to an indoor life. She was very reti-
cent regarding herself and the strange
transformation that is taking place up
ON her person. She has a number or
offers from enterprising showmen to
exhibit herself, but thrusts this easy
way to wealth aside to live her humble
life in peace with her husband, chill
dren and grandchildren.
Members of the medical fraternity
whose attention has been called to the
case admit that they do not know what
is causing the change in the color of
her skin. They do not attribute it to
the action of the suns rays, pointing
out that if that were the cause, a few
days indoor would restore the skin to
its original color.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-18
Rothschild's Method.

Upon a client complaining to Baron
Rothschild that he had lent 10000
francs to person who had gone off
to Constantinople without leaving
any acknowledgement of the debt,
the baron said:
We'll, write to him and tell him to
send you the $4,000 francs he owes
you"
But he only owes me 10000
francs" objected the other.
Precisely rejoined the baron.
and he will write and tell you so.
and thus you will get his acKnowl-
edgement of philadelphia Pub
lie Ledger.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-18
Wouldn't Trouble Honest Men.

A n exchange says that an American.
judge once reprimanded a lawyer fol
bringing several small suits into court.
remarking that it would be better for
the parties in each case had he per-
suaded them to submit the matter IN
controversy to the arbitration of some
two or three honest men. please
your honor retorted the lawyer. I'VE
did not choose to trouble honest men
with them"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-18
ERilLlANTS.

He's true to God who's true 10 man;
wherever wrong is done
To the humblest and the weakest,
meath the all-beholding sun,
That wrong is also done to us; and
they are slaves most base
Whose love of right is for themselves
and not for all their race.
James Russell Lowell.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-18

The cloud-maker says it is going to
storm
And we're sure to have awful weather,
Just terribly wet or cold or warm
Or maybe all three together!
But while his spirit is overcast
With the gloom of his dull repining,
The one with a song comes smiling
past
And. To-! the sun is shining.
Nixon Waterman.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-18

When the blind heralds of despair
Would bid thee doubt Fathers care,
Look up from earth, and read above,
On heavens blue tablet, God is Love!
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-18

Emperor William has
American built yacht Me-
crown prince. II is expe,
emperor's new yacht to ue
the Herreshoff's viii be com
next June.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-18

If thou wouldst live unruffled by care,
Let not the past torment thee e'er;
If any loss thou hast to rue,
Act as though thou were born anew;
Inquire the meaning of each day,
What each day means itself will say;
In thine own actions take thy treas
ure;
Meier let thy breast with hate be sup
piled
And to God the future safe confde.
Goethe.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

$50 + * su s .ar aside Sc
nAHe ossSiotc reavoars urcn your
voting ticket. y5a ;sre sure absolute
~ that you have done your part 10
elevate Il man Of The finest calibro to
lock after your interest IN Congress-
one whose position whore the entan
Cling Ines OF corporate influence o.
.yca q snsn.cIea thereof can b per
viewed with Nat microscopic assistance
Can rs much be clearly thought O.
The other man And ii 50 do you be
lieyeit VIII SO remain il his perman
ancy 10 the seatsis insured These
re searching questions, hnt outside
Of the candidates Personal ehdow=
ments, the only ones to be consider
I'd in making up your ballot TO you
Belongs this responsibility If the ok
ercises Of the great american fran
.slilst4 .toalligal ynigselt.N here the
dictates of your own conscience
seems topo.nt Upon yonr enc vote
may depend The turning OF ;he scales
Do youl, duty before Gcd and man
as you see il, and ali viii be we'll
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
Ordinance No, Is


Ordnance in rG alton to tax sale
BE il ordained By the Mayor and
Board OF Alderman Of the village Of
Leakesville inst after the 18th day
Of january Of each year the Aarshall
as Tax Collector siftk advertise all
The land in the vill1ge of Leakesgiile
on which The taxer have not been
paid or which i, liable for safe for vii
lage 1',xos, for sale N front OF the
courthouse III said village on fhc Tst
Monday OF March folio ing Such ad
vertisepaent small be Inserted FIR tire
weeks in some newspaper published
in said village II there De amy sucn
paper and ii there be no such paper
then to posted IN three conspieioits
places in said village and notice of
said sale shall be posted in front Of
the Courthouse III said village and
shall contain the description OF said
-laHo 10 whom assessed aud such oth-
CT description OF designation as may
-ba necessary to identity the same
Be il further. ordained that this OF
dinances be III force aud effect from
and after Aug = 1901. Minute Book
page +. Adopted aud approved b5 yea
and lay vote.
il. Alderman. Mayor.
w 49,. I'll
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
State OF A!ississip

State OF Mississippi
Toe. L. Turner and to all persons
having or claiming any interest. in
tha following described land sold for
taxes on the FIN day OF March \ ID
1916, viz; the S! of NWl of Sec II &
Sci of. MEL of Sec IL all in Town
ship.l S, Range 6 West, Situated in
Greene County Mississippi.
You are commanded to appear be-
3r !, tae Chansatf Clerk OF said
Greene County, at Rules on The Sex
md Monday the 18th day Of Scptem-
Der la0t. 10 defend the suit in said
court of J. Henry Noorcs. the nat
nre OF which is . bin in Chanccry by
said J Eenry Moores, complainant
t'rrein, praying the co.,rt. 10 grant
"A decree confirming and quoting
the Tux title of said complainant &c
sid lands, derived from the State OF
Mississippi. VI c.e;n von are defcn
sa.aa .Li~ jay 1T sol
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
Ordinancc No. %

Ordinance directing the Street,
o'olnmissioner TO work the Streets: z
Belt ordained by the Nayof and
Board OF. Alderman OF the yllIagge
CT Leakcsville Hiss. that the street
Commissioner Of said village be and
he IS heraby ordered and dira..fed to
give notice to each person liable. to
street labor and under his direction
and supervision have the principal
streets OF said village worked and re
panied and. put in good condition. as
public highways, between. this date
and tlie next meeting ots=tI.is Board
and 10 lnaserepcrt 81 al his proceed
ings therein BE itfm.t}ler ordained
4 hat. for cagststhis ordinance be in
force and effect from and after this
dale. Adepteel.and apprage,isbg yea
-;sad nay vote tbs Aag. $780,.
Z Alderman Mayor.
". NJ. Dorsatt Clelk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
Ordinance no. il

Ordinance fixing timo and manuer
Of making assessments.
BE it ordained by the Mayor. and
the Board Of Alderman OF tie village
of Leakesvilie, thtt tic tax Collector
OF said village, the acting assessor
shall assess ali persons and l;tAabie
property in said village To- village
taxes, within two weeks from tue
t;nle that the rs;sl and personal as
>e5sment rolls o. the county are ap-
proved OF stand approved BY the
Board Of Supervisors of the county
ID the manner directed by Law, by
copying from county assessment
rolls that portion thereof which EN-
braces properly Of. persons within
the cen potate iiraits of said village.
ald swear to correctness Of same
and lie II With Mayor ard Board o.
Alderman, and all : iang.s in Ire co
antA .4ss iss&ient thereafter mad.
shall lii,vsise De lnae;e IA he copy or
sii!a:.se assessment. Said copy q. as
scsslaeat shall be then BIZ tie Mayor
~ad Board Of -tIeiessss.sn placed il liz
lssne.s q lie Tax eklipeso. t.ie
said village and s'i.a!l b his warrant
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

The Primary Fec. ion will be held
upon Friday Augts Goth All the
eoting booths in Greene County are
Supposed to open and .:iosc at usual
hours obseryob III regular elections.
Tuck shis date away in your momory,
aud let il be sufficient to warn yon
not 70 overlook this important
demand upon your as a citizen III the
full enjoyment Of ;tli your rights and
privileges. Assert your voiys IN tle
shoiea for. Congressman,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

Tracothe source OF good many OF
tho robberies of the dae through out
the rural districts, andsyon'l II find
nine cases out Of ten. that the porson
held UP is one-of those people who
psrsist in keeping their mony
around the house, when il should be
deposited in SON size 5 INK drawing
interest.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
Ordinance No. u

Ec it ord.sincd b the Mayor and
Board OF t'iaarTn-ut- tire ~rii'see 81
tf;rfzrsvil!e. that al property kabis
under the Laws Of the Stateof Miss
issippi 20 taxation, situated and ow
ned or possessed or being IL Thecor-
porate limits 81 said village lly any
person or persons. corporation On.
body polite before the LIST day OF Eel.
'raary shah be assessed and taxes
paid thereon for tie current year,
and al moley on h@aa or deposit g.
loaned, either Ia or out OF the Stat
and notes and accounts owned By pal.
ties ip said village shall he SUBJECT
to taxation and shall. lie assessed and
tho Iaxas paid thereon in the same.
manner as otlIer. property. 4,3f.y
BE it further ordained that this
ordinan e be III fall force and effect
from and after Aug . 1901. Adopted
and approved BY ye;, and nay vote
Is sas~ JE. Alderman, Mayor
n w NJ. DoTsctt Clerk,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
FREo.ws CoIadSs, Register.
Departments of@tfie Interior. J
Land Office a. Jackson, Miss, I
,tnly 10 1901. }


n sit.fieient1oHtest .afradav;t hav-
ing been hlc,jam sh;s eIce by VIII.
am G Wexford, Of Ex .ho Alabama con
testant against dickson Series home
stead entry No. s2i45 made MAY Q
1863 foa 4 SFsh aad <! xwi sectian
IS roSns''IiI, , .Ea.s:sge ; Y ay Mans
led J g.esss sssssst es:ee In which il IS
.illegcd ihaS iFe>is well acquainted
wiih1s Rspii tysscs Of land embraced
IN the sH5iEent. gzassd knows tie p'os
en- eoudiil zen Of tie -anae, also that
s.hl Mansfield Jo4@s had nevef con-
pssJd with tae 'p.fnestps,d laws a. TO
residence or improvement but has
wholly Abandoned Tic said teacs and
shat saifalieged absence from the
said t.ac Z is not due to his erayloy-
ipent in thesArmy, Navy of Marine
Corps of the United States as a pri
vate soldier, officer, seaman Of ma
r;ae during the wa:' With SPAN OF
ialing any other war ia which she
Jnite8 States may be engaged, said
,agtics arc hereby mott led to appear
resp md and-oiIer evidence touching
sad allegation at !po'clock ~. on
Sept. 1904 before S. r. Mckay Cir
cnii Clerk. in and for Greene County
II his Office ii I.eakesville, Miss. and
iillit5iillal hearing will be he'd at u
o'clock A n on September 16 1904.
before tbs Register and Receiver at
tie United States Land Office N Jac
kson Miss. The said contestant hav-
ing in a proper affidavit. filed July
ID 1904, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal ser
vice of this notice can not be made IT
is hereby ordered and directed that
such notice be given by due and pro-
per publication.
FRED. ". COLLINS. ResiS.4r.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

The farmers of this section will
walk with proud strut and, froia
thoir pockets Will DO heard Tie cheer
full jingle OF coin, at ter the harvests
are in. The farmers are the pillars
that uphold our Commonwealth God
bless them and abuadantly reward
their hearty toll.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

Send up your hurcahs for The Ma.
|tional Democratic Ticket, whether
you believe its chancosssor success
|the brightest or not. Tho South must
|rofl up its full voting strength and a
low over to vouchsafe It's complete
fepudiation of Rooscvcltism
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

Stand to the colors, W Greene
County l1reedmcn, rally bra tely
30 the standard under which you
have made the fight, and be not
discouraged orD'u, & q ]. 10 !; Z sbyss
OF doubt By tbs dark pictures 10 you
by the Bowers contingency. OF the
the Judge slim chances for victory
fhis is bpt,a slick political trick, to
make yotos for Ir. Bowors. WHO GER
iainiy needs them or they would not
Sastii' t!loInzelivos so aa;iyely,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

Gel. Abe 5.oinbergor, Who led the
Senatorial fight against Longino
last year, and took prominent part
IN Mississippi politics as a democrat,
is now attempting to organize the
defunct populist party III this State
His paper, the Okolona Messenger
has hostcd the populist ticket for
president and riceprosioent. Col
Abe viii doubtless ret,l-n to take
part in the next state primary
Starkville Times
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19
Ordinance No. Ia

Ordinance in relation to preference
liens.
BE it ordained By the Mayor and
Board Of Alderman Of tic village -soi
Leakcsville, That taxes assessed MP
on lands as personal property IN said
village shall bind tue Same and be
entitled TO preference over all juaa
ments, executions, encum6erarices or
liens Waatsocver created. And taxes
assessed shall be a lien upon and bind
the property fro.a and after the lst
OF Feb in the yea: IN which the as
sosSmeat is made and no taxable pro
pert shall b. exempt from distress
or sale fo. taxes.
BE 1t further orda:tpd that his
ordinance lie IN force ard effect from
and after Aug 1904, Adopted and a
lproyed By yea and nay vote.
]. Il. Alderman Mayor.
". N. Dorsett Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

When we .goto press again the
rank and file of voters in Greene
County will be marching to the polls.
The result OF thecolmt of tle4 bal
lots is already forotoid by the pred
ominating Deayours sentiment which
prevailed al the precincts. Tie Bow
'.Is working force concede stheroRnty
to Deavours, but are using heroic
efiorts'to captured every vote tha,
they can folTMri Rlwofs, for thaS
we'll rcs.izo as does h. thas he need
chem badly eiseN here to offset tic
great tide Welding upefor the Judge
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1904-08-19

Put your idle cash in the. Bank,
which is an institution set apart by
man for tho repository-cfvealth,
that its owners may not be troubled
with the careand dangers If keeping
II safely.