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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-16
ROCKEFELLER WINS.
The Great PhiIanthropist Beats His
 NeighbOr

The Great Philanthropist Beats His
 Neighbor.
 John Melin. the lone innkeeper of Sleepy Hollow. has finally been driven out of business by John D. Rockefel- Tor. After defying the Standard Oil magnate for years 10 close up his little frame John Melin's Inn.- the land lord yesterday offered his place for sale, announcing that the moment he disposed of the property he would go hack to Sweden. Melin's surrender ends g battle that RockSeIIer has wage1 day and night to stop the sale liquor about his POcanticO Hills es- tate. and which once resulted in the humbling of the millionaire through inc defeat at the polls of his candidate for road commissioner
 Several years ago Mr Rockefeller sent an agent to buy the inn Nelin wouldn't sell T guess I keep my place myself" he said 10 the emissary. The next thing he knew his license was taken away. The Swesie. with in dignati0n. shouted:
 He fight me. an % I fight him back, IT he come to me like a man. I might sell But now I fightr
 Melin carried the case to court. IL cost him Ssg0. but he won. and re sumed dispensing beer and pretzels over his little counter The millionaire bidesi his time He gradually bouzh: up all the houses and lots around the inn. ordered the building. rszed and announced that h their place he would construct an artificial lake
 MeIfn threw up his hands Too n1urh water. Thst dr9wns me. Ny pIsce is for sale-s he exclaimed sadly
 Mir RcckefeEler now refuses to bay But NeIfn hopes to yet realize enough on the inn tO cary him back 10 the home of his b.rfh-Nev Iork Ameff-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-16

This gentleman is well known in Rockville. Conn where he lives at = Ellington avenue He says: T had asthma so lad I could not sleep at night. but had to sit up. Ny stomach troubIe.i me for about rear. and my food would turn on ne. eot short of breath. especially al night and had to st up. After trying many things with out relief. I ueat to the x-Rsy DoS- tors Their treztEents have cured the asthma and my hrssthinz k rccd now recomnead the Rsiiodenic Thy sieisns
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-16
Stomach and Kidneys Cured

Herbert H. Avery. who Is the gen. ial and popular restaurant keeper at 236 South Main street, Waterbury. has great praise for the x-Ray Doc tors. He says: T had trouble with my stomach for eight years through gas and sourness forming after eat ing. with much bIoating. had ca- tarrh and kidney complaint and also great nervousness. I went to the K Ray Doctors and their treatments have cured the nervousness. My stomach troubles me very little and the catarrh is greatly relieved My kidneys and bladder are we'll and my nerves are strong recommend the Radio-Chemic Physicians and their treatments. fSignedl
 "HERBERT H AyFRY-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-16
RADTO-cHEMIC PHYSICIANS.
The 1-Ray Doctors Speak.

The fact that this is the second year os our location here should beA to any doabting one sufficient proof that we accomplish what ve promise We cure those who place their confidence in us. not by faith but by up fO date meth c.fS. appliances and scientific remedies What more can be said than that we. the Radio-Chemic Physicians. have cured thousands in this city and its s-.r-,or-udfrz towns
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-16
Lung Treatments

The 9ttsnfi1E fl exIerse1cTd sssec- iaIIsis is needed in handling throat and lung diseases. It Is ordinarily ex- treneIy difficult 10 tell one disease from another in their early stages which f< the time to cure them A pos- five and accurate dis<nosts is re- qsrirpf- such zs the Rzfio-ChezSc Thy ssrfsrs are sble to make bT the use of fh<fr x-Rzy Iikhf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-16
LAST FREE X-RAY OFFER!

To before
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-16

Mrs John A. Hall lives at Thomas ton, Conn, but comes to the x-Ray Doctors to be cured. She says: Some four or five years I had kidney com plaint and many were the distressing symptoms that went with it- I tried various things but did not find any real benefit So went 10 the X-Ray Doctors for their magnetic treatments. They are remarkably good and have been benefited by them advise all sufferer to 20 to the Radio Cbemic Physicians. tSizneds
 MRS JOHN A. HALL
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-06-16
For Kidn ey Complaint

HERBERT H. AVERY
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
,Sersoa crnontou bon aarman.

@raf G5erba bon &omansfp, Gr5ge-
ri6tsberr BON Sobenltein, Serr Dor
Srnontotp." Sieie if0nen Sitel
glaubte ser Slgent Gmolo BON 8a.
mansfp in Berlin nit HeGt filbrel
51 f0nnen. GIN ser Sbiir elmer upi
Dem 5meiten Sol bier Sreppen bod
g~elegenen @obnrng III Der SoDen-
ItraBe prnngte bis Dor frr5er 3eit
cine @iiitenfarte, alif mel6er obige
SiteI ber5ei6net iparen. Sic Snba>
Berlin ser @obntn9 mar Ole 3irlnler.
permietberin @oritedi, bel Ser auBer
benz Serrn bon &amansfp, nod Elm
ft~eQilnssloier &dufmunn unO Elm
&eQner mobnten. Die bier &erionen
betrieben oas iehr eintrGgli6e Sc
i6Gft elmer 9ettelbrief-Sobrif". Ils
zines Cages Die 9riminalpoli5ei cine
9dusiu9ung Dornabm, puroen 40
9ettelbriefe bei6agnabmt. Solde
griefe moren geperbsmGBig an Ser
ionen b~erIanot moroen, Die ii6 Der
@oblfabrtspfleee pibmen un6 Silfs-
beoiirftige aus eigenen Mitteln oft
unterItiiten. Sic iGmmtliGen Bethel.
lieten fpltr0en perbaftet, unter In-
flaee geitelt unb gum SbeiI Degen
8etrlges uno 8etteln beitrnft. @e-
gen BON 9ormalsfp pllroe nod etne
Nahtraesonfloge berbanoelt. gr
6otte II. a. einen 8ettelbrief nerfaBt,
Ser bon alien mogli6en llnDabrbeiten
ftrotte. 60 bat er INN cine Inter
itiibung, oamit er cine Gteaung bel
ser Observation-Disclosures IN Soae
antreten unb nit feinem rlieben Deis
be" pereint bleiben Tonne. SbatiG6-
Iib bot ieine 6rali aber gegen i'm Die
@beideiSunesflaee n~ngeltrengt, Der
Mnqeflogte mar ais iduloiger S6eil
on9eieben rpor0en. Sect beltritt BON
s.. ie6e S6ulo iino tiidte benz @e-
rihtsbof 0ie pln6erli6iten @eI6i6.
ten auf. @1en @rnites erflGrte err,
Dab Die SaMilie BON &amansfp sum
boDerif6en @oel ge6ore unb oen Sos
b~ensoaern iebr nabe itebe. @r ielbit
fei nit benz &aiier nertpanot rno Elite,
Geine MoieItGt ols 3eligen bieriiber
5u nernebmen. 8or Dem Sermin bate
Der @ngeflaete cine Oepeibe on Dem
Safer nbgeinnot, Die nidts entbieIt,
als cine lateinii6e 9eflination. @e.
oi5inaIratb Or. Soffmonn beelita6-
tete, 6ab Der Ingeflagte 5par elm
@eirnitbenifer idlimmIten @ra6es,
feinesfuus aber geiitesfranf iei. 8as
bon g. iiber feline Serfunft oor6rinee,
rel cine Emulation bon @eiitesfranf-
belt. Ger @eridtsbof belieB es Bel
elmer Strafe bon bier Monaten Sc.
fGngniB inter Mnre6nlng bon einem
Monot Der erlittelten I1nteriu6ungs.
bolt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
Gin 6smItbsmsn(d.

Der beriibmte enslif9e Sbiermuler
2anoieer erbielt zines Sages bon Dem
2oro 90. Den Muftrag, einen feiner
9unbe gu malen. So9 Der 8iinitler
bate 9erabe 10 bel 81 tbun, BOB er
um einige Monate NufI9ub bat. Ra6
lGngerer 3eit traf er Den 2oro auf Der
StraBe uno t6eilte i6m nit, Dab er
nunmehr ieinen auftrag a%usfIbren
fDnne. SOS
80, lieber Treuno," erfldrte 2orb
3d., vSd fommen sic leioer gu fpdt.
Der 9uno lit mir ndmli9 ubbanoen
getommen."
rM1an bat i'm Sbnen iebenfaGs ees
ftoblen. Wplen sic mir geitatten, i'm
gu malen, penn i9 i'm ipieoerfinbe9"
fraste Gamble er.
r@efpiB. nit @srenigen!" entgegs
rete Der 2prb.
Gambler eing oarauf rad 9duie,
lieb einen linn befannten Sunbefdnge-
fommen, bei9rieb i6m Den Suno ges
nali unb ertbeilte ibm ben @uftrag,
bds Sbier 10 f9nea pie mOgli9 ausz
finoig gu MAIDEN.
Ser 5unoefdnger fraute ii6 binter
Sen Sbren uno erffGrte Damn nod
ldngerem 8eiinnnen: r@inen iol9en
Suno, fpie sic i'm bei9rieben, babe
i9 por GINGER 3eit gefeben. SD hoffe,
id fann Sbnen bas Sbier in orei
Wo9en b%ringen."
.Sn brei Wo9en2" rief Gambler.
nl1niinn! Sn a9tunbpiersig Stunoen
nub i6 ben 6un0 baben!"
rgtein, Serr," e~ntsegnete Der Mann.
bis oabin gebt es ni9t."
rgaun, feben sic gu, pas fi9 mus
den ldbt, uno f9affen sic i'm 10
i6nen als mOelia berbei," erfldrte
2unbieer f6liebli9.
@iersebn Sage tparen berftri9en. ba
erf6ien Der Sunoefdnger pieoer, Den
Suno auf ben Mrmen tragenb.
STA, % baben sic i'm ia!" rief
Gambler erfreut. vWarum baben Sic
ibn benn nidt eber gebradtg"
r9err Gambler, sic fino elm gutter
9err," erfpiberte Der Sunbefdnger, rif
min Sbnen allies eradblen. Sd bate
nGmli9 Den !9uno Dem 2orb 90. ges
ftoblen unb i'm elmer alten Dame in
portlano fir cine 10 bo6e Summs
perfauft, oaB i9 ibr bus @ergniisen
feines 8eiiBes bod tpenieitens biersebn
Sage gOnnen muBte. ehe i@ ibn ibr
tpieoer ftabl!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
9titerkrit i'm Parliament.

Bel @elegenbeit ser 8~eratbunsen
bes enslif9en l1nterbaufes iiber bas
GeIeb CUR giniGrdnfung Der Gins
perIebte Der @bgeorbnete
Or. 6ut1inion Oas 9aus in ftiirz
mii9e Seiterfeit. @r iaste unter @nz
0erem:
v@ir 6aben in oieier Sebdtte iOpiel
iiber Die NuslGnoer i'm 2onboner Dit
enoe ge6Drt. @ie itebt es uber nit
BEN @uslGnoern i'm WeftenOe9 Sin
Mann tpmmt in Die Staot, nm ii9 gu
amiifiren (I3pif4enruf: Dr.! DID,
i9 meme natirli9 nur, um gu feben,
mas los lit (3pii9enruf: Ob! Sb!
ODD. Gr gebt in elm !9otel i'm Weft=
en6 un0 miro bon einem franaOif9en
Manager empfangen, Der linn feline
3immernummer gibt. Gin beuti6er
&eGner bringt i'm gum Gift, elm
S9pei5er fdbrt i'm 6inuuf. (9eiterz
feit.) @enn er ii9 umge5ogen bat, be-
felt er fein ghen. bas bon einem beut=
f9en &e1ner ierpirt ptro un0 bon
einem fran50iif9en Sod gefo9t 1T.
Damn gebt er aus. (S1! DID Gr
benubt einen Motorpd9en, Der pielz
lei9t BON einem japanii9en Gbaufz
feur gefabren miro, uno begibt fi6 in
Die itdlienii9e Sper. (@roBe 6eiterz
feit.) BORT bort err ausldnoii9e SGn=
ger, Die bon elmer auslGnoii6en &d<
pels unterftiibt peroen, Die ausldn=
bif6e Muiit ipielt. Der einaige Mann
in Der &apele, Der pie elm GnelGnber
ausfie6t, lit Der Gentleman, Der bds
Sriangel i9lGgt. Damn perldbt er bic
Sper (Ob! Sb! ODD uno gebt in Elm
italienif9es &eftaurant, mo er aus
lGnbii9en @ein, tiirfif6en &affse unb
cine egpptif9e Cigarette 81 fi9 nimmt.
Sie 4usldnoer i'm Oftenoe MAIDEN Bill
lige &leiosr uno Stiefel fir Die Mrbeiz
terfldHe uno Die Mrmen, uno oesbalb
bort man 10 piel BON ibnen. Die Musz
ldnoer i'm Weiten trugen gum @ergniiz
gen Ser &eiGsn BEL, uno oesbalb fagt
mar ni9ts gegen lie. Ollie oiefe Ius=
Timber i'm Wsiten bdlten aber enslii9s
4rbeitsfrGfte ab. DAB Dies rieue &C.
feb ni9t einen ein5isen auslInbif9en
Mrbeiter, ser nirfli9 nit Dem eng
lif6en @rbeiter fonfurriren fann, aus
Dem 0dnoe bdlten miro, 6as nifen
sic ale euns genau." DIS 9ut9inion
feline Heoe beenoet bate, tpur0e er
ni9t nur pnn ben @esnern, ionbern
aud bon Den Treunoen oes Geiebes
gum Sanf fir Sic ungene6me, 6eitere
llnterbre6ung Der 5iemli9 langpeiliz
gen @erbanblung nit freuoigem 8eis
fail belobnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
0riifuuaS.Gebibren

Gbef : Snipeftor &i9gins pon Der
8unoes : GipiloienIt &ommifiion bat
Heaulatipnsn arsgearbeitet, oenen emit
fpre6enb Die Npplifanten fir Gipils
bienft>S tenunsen fiinftigbin fir Die
absubaltenren priifungen cine @ebibr
aablen fplen. &iggins lenft Die @ufz
merfIamfeit Der &ommiifipn in ieinem
Sabresberi6t aitf bic bebeutenben &pz
fen on papier, Druid uno pbotogras
pbiiden @rbeiten, iopie an poftipefen,
tpel6e our9 bieie prifungen perurz
1a6t peroen, uno mO9te Die 8efperber
INN Observation-Disclosures nit elmer
priifuneseebiibr BON so Gents biz So
belegen, ie mad Der 8eoeutung Der be-
treffenoen Stelung. Die Mpplitanten
fplen fiinftisbin piel ausfibrli4ere
Mittbeiluneen iiber Die abaubaltenoen
Yriifunaen erbalten.
Na9 Dem ~erpdbnten esabresberihte
fpuroen tpGbrenb bes perflpfenen Sis
faliabres $50 peri6ieoene Irten bon
Briifungen abeebalten. Sn allen
3peiqen oes Gipil6ienftes suiammen>
genommen ipurben 148.730 9erfonen
Ser priifune unterSogen, BON fpelasn
1903 oie priifungen ~beftanben uno
39,427 @nfteauns fanoen. @dbrenb
sic .3abl Der our priifung Sugelahenen
perfonsn cine grbObung erfabren bat,
CAB es cine Mbnabme bon 1916 IN Der
3abl Der angeftellten Yerfonen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
Bon oer SefunS6rbabtt.

Gin Sorgmg, Ser one oie befonn,
ten Inefooten iiber rgemitblifen"
Hebenbabnbetrieb IN ben Sdotten
felt, miro Dem ySann. Sing" bon
Der 8abnItrede Sanrober-Soltalt
beriftet - ebenoerIelben Strefe, nuf
ser fiir5Ii6 our6 BEN @iienbnbn5u,
%iammenltob bel Sangenbagen fiini
Meni6enleben pernidtet mlrroen. @ui
Der Citation Oorfmorf marteten etma
90 &eiienoe, Inn ben Inn 6 l1br Is
Mfin. fGnigen Sriib5ug 5u benusen.
acknowledgements lag Der gan5e
@abnbof, iopobl ser Strederlforper
aIs alf oas Stationsgeb6uoe, in tie
fem Sltnfel; MIR Die @irtbI6aft pur
erleiftet. @m partete BON Minute
5u Mimte uuf sic Seffnimg 0es
Gfalters. gnbli6 lief Der BUG NIT
@eripGtlng elm, aber oas 9abnbofs-
gebGlioe NOR nno blieb ~perffloiIen,
elm Stationsborfteber nod elm
moerer 8eaf1ter mar anmeieno. Gad
IGneerem @orten foroerte Ser Bug.
fiibrer ote SabrsGite alf, ein5uiteigen
un6 Bis 5ifr n66iten Citation obnc
@arte an fobren. 2angim feste fif
Der 3ng in 9emegimg uno perlief
init Ser n0tbigen 8oriift ben oiilterer
8abnbof. Wehrere Der &eiienoer
aber, oie lire @ep6dItiife bereits ON
Ibenoe porber i'm 8epGdraum I'M
tergebroft, miBten, 90 oieier &aiin
berid)loiIen NOR, 5uriidbleiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26


f&uIbiguns geIten su lafen. es lei 10
Brau9 gstusien. @enu es pirtlt9
grau9 mar, 10 III mabri&einli& Der
grau9 bur6 @sfdQisteitsn alsr Grt
graud sebliebeu. Der Ieroa4t lisgi
81 nabs, BOB bic 8erf4erungs.@ eiea.
i9aften gut gs5ablt baben fhr bic
taatli9e gei8einigung ibrer fali9en
geri9ts. go bel srinnerli9, if oieier
puntt In Der gegenudrtigen Inter
iu9uns nod ni9t bsriibrt uoroen.
bieIeiGt neil man f9 Dor benz unratb
sfelt, Der bort lisgt. az. D.. Stats.
3eituns.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
@tbanksnfplittfr

&c 1T cine ieDr ernite Sade, tpie pieles bic
Weni6en ni6t ernt nebmen, unb ui9ts lift
ld9erliHer, als fuas ie oles ernft nebmen.
9duflide 2eute bebanbelt man iuesiper=
fenb.
Sas iuabre Slid to;rb ON tpenisfen bort
benedict, no es iuirtli9 1T.
Ser bette gbbofat ift Der, befen @atb mir
niGt bebiirfem.
Befer, cine arrte Srau 1T infer ean3er
Weibtbum, ols bob uns cine rei9e au etuem
orulen Mann ma1t.
I'm tn Der @eft gut fortaufommen, uaus
man F9 einfdltis feuen unb Hug ftin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
&idter, Iiieiiurcn nnS &cferenSar.
i'm 9sreuf,cn.

Ser 81. Sabrsang bes i'm SuIti3s
miniiteriiim rebisirten rSerminfalenz
bers fir Suifi5beamte auf oas ssabr
1906" tit foeben i'm @erlaee BON 81.
BON Seder eri9ienen. Oie rWpF. 3tg."
fat oardus Die folgenbe 1leberfiht Iber
bic 3abl Der 3i6ter erfter Snitana, Der
9eri9tsafehoren unb Der @~eferenbare
sufdmmeuoeffe0f:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26

Cine Sur lit Srrttnn
beitano sesen Gnoe bes Is. Sabrbuns
6erts BARN, bab Dem patienten segen
200 elmer eisfalter Mafers iiber ben
Rppf aeitiirst puroen-
.Hte f,argr 5~a1itttrr.
rSft Sbr 9err @emahl mufifalif4g"
nidt!.. gr f4impft. tpenr
unfer &ino4en fdreit!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26
gnalanbs Muffernfpn.

gnsfanbs " uternfon=
u m. Sen relatip sr0Bten Nuiterns
berbraud inter alien europdiiden
@tdbten peraei9net 2onbon. Muein
aug Dem Meerbuien, on Sem Gbinbure
liest, aus Dem Jirtb Of Sortb. brinet
man aIidbrli9 11.52O.000 Stiid in
Die tiinftli9en Gitterunssanitulten.
Der Mufternfonfutn gnelanbs reprG=
fentirt etpa einen Wertb BON $685.
100000 i'm Sabre.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26

8pn etnem Rruppel ers
f9offen. 4ls Der S~trabenbabns
f6dffner Gnoers BON OiHelbprf,
Rbeinpropina. on einem Ibenoe nit
einem DienftsenoHen bic Strabe ents
lang f9ritt, tpuroe er bon bret iunsen
Buri9en anserempelt. Bel Der M>
pebr Ser Mngreifer tpur6e er pbne peis
teres bon Dem Snpaliben Gutenberg
NIT einem ReboIper erf4pfen. Der
M6roer, Der elm 9olabein bat. tpur6e
berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26

aIiig gu reben, 1T oft fdtper, -
thug 5u f4peigen, meift nod mebr.
=
Wilbe pbne @trenee 1T G&pGhe;
0as 1T Die Probe ed5ter Globe, OF fe
ftremg fem lam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-26

Dana9 bat fi9 bic felt Dem Sabre
1883 i'm fteten Steigen besriffene 3abI
Ter @idter felt benz pprisen Sabre
LA unb felt Sebn Sabren UNI 7O4
ober 1910 b. 8. permebrt. Die 3abl
Ger MKeforen, Die Bis 1892 ftetig su>
senommen bate unb naa einigem
S9manten ieit 1900 pieber i'm itarfen
@teisen begriffen mar, bat i'm lebten
Sabre UNI IL abgenommen, iiberiteigt
aber bic bonn Sabre 1895 um 478 ober
27,9 b. s. Die INNER unbeimlider
f.isenbe 3abl Der. @eferenbare bat
pieber nm 364 ausenommen unb fi4
i'm 2aufe Der lebten 5ebn Sabre mebr
aIs peuboppelt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-14

One of the trimmest selling vessels
to come into port for some time Is the
bark Emily F. Whitney. 1907 tons, Cap
tain Goodwin. which towed over from
Seattle yesterday morning and berth
ed at the Commercial dock bunkers,
where she is taking on coal cargo FOR
the Hawaiian islands. The Whitney
is Just out from San Francisco. she
was nineteen days on the passage.
This, Captain Goodwin thinks, very
poor time, but he consoled himself
with the thought that the British ship
William Mitchell was out much
greater length of time.
The owners of the vessel are Alex
ander & Baldwin, of San Francisco,
who are also owners Of immense SUI
gar plantations on the islands. The
annual output amounts to 100000 tons.
The coal taken from here Is used on
their plantation at Makaweli. The
whitney takes a return cargo Of su-
gar to San Francisco. She will be in
port several days loading.-Tacoma
Ledger. Oct. 81.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-14
COURT NOTICES

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
TERRITORY OF HAWAII. BE-
FORE HARDY, j., AT CHAM,
BERS.
In the Matter of the Guardianship of
the Person and Estate of Arthur
Knudsen, an Alleged Mentally In
competent Person. Notice of Hear
ing of Petition for Appointment of
Guardian.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that on October 20. 1905,
a petition was filed in the above enti-
tied Court alleging, among other things,
that Arthur Knudsen, son of Annie S.
Knudsen, and now residing without the
Territory of Hawaii, is mentally in
competent to, and incapable of, taking
care Of himself and of managing, car
ing for or protecting his property and
praying for the appointment of said
Annie S. Knudsen as guardian of his
person and estate, and for other relief,
and that the hearing of the said pc
tition was set for Friday, the oath day
of November, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. M,
at the Court House in Lihue, island of
Kauai, and all persons interested are
hereby notified to appear at the time
and place aforesaid and show cause,
If any they have, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
BY the Court,
(Signed) JNO. A. PALMER,
Clerk of said Court.
Dated, Lihue, Kauai, October 20 1905.
| 2740
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-14
R. t. christophersen.
ISLAND OF kauai.

Eleele-we have again to report a
rsther' warm week. and still dry; cane
crops are doing well, but would do
better with more water. = McBryde
Sugar Co
Koloa-Dry weather continues. with
warm days and cool nights.-P. Nc
Lane.
Lihue-Good growing weather, with
occasional showers of rain amounting
in all to LA inches.-F. Weber
Kealia-Very light winds during
week, with warm days and cool nights;
young cane growing well. but water
a little short.-W. Jarvis.
Kilauea-Changeable weather during
week, with northwesterly winds and
cooler nights during latter part; the
major portion of cane for the coming
crop is in tassel.-L. b. Boreiko.
Hanalei-Rice being harvested; pas
lures continue in good condition.-E.
G.. K. Deverill.
A. McC. ASHLEY,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-14
USELESS INFORMATION.

Kenok Horti the Japanese missionary in Chicago was
criticisng education in the Orient.
education he said lays much dates
general information those things that can look up in
a ffy in the encyclopedia.
The Oriental education is best that it deals only such
things develop the mind leaving general information quite alone
great good general information, after all? The
utty of we'll brought the other day
versaon between students.
"Thnk it. student 1T would take
years pump dry pumping the of gallons
second
THE other thought Then he said:
And where would you put all the water?"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-14
THE HORNET
STORY TOLD

A full account of the burning of the
American ship Hornet appeared in the
Pacific Commercial Advertiser of June
80, 1866. 1t was gathered" as it
says, "from the lips of Mr.. Thomas,
the third officer of the ship, and Mr..
Clough, seaman, both of whom have
relatives residing in San Francisco,
who will welcome them as from the
grave. While the mate and one of
the hands were in the hold with Ian
tern for the purpose of drawing var
nish, at O'Clock in the morning of
May 8, the Hornet having just crossed
the equator the evening previous and
being then in longitude liz deg. min,
there was an explosion that set fire ia
sails in the sail-locker between decks,
The fire got swiftly beyond control as
the following sentence graphically
tells
"At eight o'clock the masts of the
noble ship went over her side, but the
| burning hull, like huge lamp, fed by
! 10000 gallons of kerosene and 600(
boxes of candles made an awful con
fiagration, lighting the horizon for ;
hundred miles around, while the flame
and smoke rolled up in black masses
reaching to the very clouds"
The fire having burned through tn
hull, at 5 O'Clock in the morning o
May 4, the charred hulk went dow
bow foremost. This was about 100
miles due south from Cape st. Lucas
Lower California, and 25o0 miles eas
of Hawaii.
Captain Mitchell during the frs
night distributed the ships compan
into three boats according to thei
capacity. "In the long boat, with hin
were the two passengers, the third mat
and eleven seamen, as follows;
"Capt. Josiah Mitchell, of Maine
Messrs. S. and H. Ferguson, of Conn
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-11-14
GENERAL SUMMARY.

The past week has characterized by moderately and
sunny days quite nights with light variable winds Consd
erab de conditions have prevailed than heretofore the rainfall
being confined chiefly southern Hawaii
Maui the Kooaupoko district of Oahu and the
districts of Abundant showers have also fallen
the vicinity of Lhue, Kauai
generally favorable the
young and the png of 1906 crop In wndwar
Hawaii fair sunny been beneficial drying the
permitting the of wedding and other field opera
In the Kau district Of Hawaii the condition of has
materially improved by of sowey weather Short
complained of portions of Kauai The of
setting young pineapple plants being pushed forward rapidly
the Wahawa district of Oahu and will be completed week
two Young pineapple plants generally good
ton and fruit of the being harvested
though the bulk of this will for several weeks
crop promised Harvesting of crop
picking coffee indications pointing toward yields
Leeward pastures need rain.