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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-20

The steamer Waimanalo has been
subjected to a general overhauling,
and will leave for ports on Kauai on
Monday.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-20

Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
aud Nuuanu streets, lodging by day,
week or month. Terms: Is and 80
cents per night; 81 aud Sl.25 per
week.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-20

There will be a special meeting Of
the Leilani Boat Club on Monday
evening next, at 1880 o'clock, in the
basement Of the Hawaiian Hotel.
A full attendance il desired.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-20

The Arlin ton Hotel has a card
in this issue which shows not only
the enterprise Of the genial proprie-
tor but the true character Of his
ho,telry,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-20

q. Il. Harrison, practical piano
aud organ maker and tuner, can fur
uish best fSctory references. Oriera
left ~ Hawaiian News Co. will re-
csive prompt attention. All work
s,,arsnt.,.-d 10 ha the sam- ~ done
10 factory.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-20

The ST. Andrews Church Fair
will take place on Nov. Nth. The
ladies' who have the affair ia hand
are working hard to make 1t sue
t,,,ss
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-20

There will be a cricket match be-
tween the local eleven and team
from n. b. NJ. s. Hyacinth on the
Recreation grounds this afternoon.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-20
Passengers.

ARRIVALS.
From Kauai, per stmr 1walani, Oct 20
M Bryant.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
FOREIGN.

Rottnnuess is revealed In connection
witt, the Newfoundland troubles.
TIE Italian parliament has been
prorogued.
The Japanese garrison at Fenc-
Huang defeated a Chinese force three
times It's size.
Tie governor Of the Zwickan dis
trict. in Germany has dissolved The
sacial democratic organization there.
The funeral of NJ. Burdeau. presl-
dent of the French chamber of depu-
tics. took place in Paris.
The Rluefelds trouble has ended, the
Mosquito Indians formally sncorporat-
ing their reservation wi.A Nicaragua.
EX- Premier Giolotte of Italy. Is said
to be trying to diScredit Crispi with
the Drebund
Fresh horrors are reported from
Armenia. including twenty-three vii
lagos laid bare In ashes. eleven Other
villages pillaged and forty priests
massaered.
The German governments anti'rev-
dictionary bin was introduced IN the
German rcictslag. whereat the So
cialist members created a scene.
SPANS course In levyirg excessive
Gutics upon American impcrts into
Cuba has caused our government to
threaten the use OF the retaliation act
Of $50 Germany and other countries
also come under the ban OF Uncle Sam
IIsi Mo Cheug and TIai Cheug have
been occupied by the Japanese in
China. Reports are received OF whole
sale slaughter of Chinese generals at
Shanghai for lying. cowariice and In
competence,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
WOMEN NAIL CARRIERS.
There Are New Women" Even In
Sleepy Old Accomac.


A prominent travelling salesman OF
Baltimore told an American reporter
recently about the existence of two
female letter-carriers in Accomac
county. Va, whom he met last week
He believes they are the only mail
carriers OF their gender in the coun.
try, at least they are the only ones
he has ever heard of. lin in hurry
now" said he, but I'll jot down a
few words at the store, and send the
matter down to you" Here 1t is:
Sleepy old Accomac, the upper OF
the two eastern shore counties of ,yir-
ginia, over on the Peninsula, still fol-
lowing in the footsteps of her fore
fathers, and thoroughly welded to her
customs and manners Of 4 century
past--poor, old, poky, unambitious Ac-
comac-startles the world and makes
wonderful stride In the path of pro
gress when she can boast of two
United States female letter-carriers,
thus laying In the shade other more
pretentious and progressive sections.
Indeed. it Is hardly probable that in
any other portion of the United States
viii you find the mails carried by
women. For several years past Miss
Coleburn, OF Oak Hall, has been ear
rylng the mails from that village 10
the railroad station of the same name
on the New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk railroad twice day, the dis.
lance being one and a half miles. Re
gardless OF weather the young Lady in
her dog cart, regularly appears with
her mail pouch, delivering and re-
ceiying the mails.
Mrs. NJ. H. Evans. Of Wattsville,
in the same county, whose husband
Is living, has been carrying the mails
from that village to Temperareeyille,
via Assawoman, distance of eighteel
miles to and fro. for the last six years.
These are the only instances known
of women mail carriers in this part
of the country, and it Is left Tor ante
diluyian Accomac to furnish them, 49,
Baltimore American.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

Washington, Dec. 2o.-The senate
held brief executive session to per-
nit Harris TO move to reconsider the
vote By which the nomination Of
Judge Clarke as district judge Of Ten
nessee was confirmed. Serious charges
are made against Clark. Mr.. Quay
introduced bill 10 provide suita-
Speeches were made presenting to the
government by the state of New
Hampshire statues Of John Stark and
Daniel Webster. Addresses We're de-
livered by Messrs. Gallinger, Proctor,
Hawley. Dubois, Chandler, Hoar, Nor
gan, Morrill,, Davis, Plat, cullom.
Mitchell, lodge.
In the house Mr.. Breckenridge Of
feretl a bin asking for an appropria-
ton Of 100000 for census work. say
ing operations would stop without IT,
An amendment appropriating Si2a,nO
for Jurors faes was added. Dill
granting the widow Of Gen. y. +.
Banks pension Of Si00 per month
was passed Mr.. Sperry tdem.l, Conn.
spoke IN support Of the currency pill
Al result If 4 conference between
Secretary Carlisle and Chairman
Springer ~ the house committee on
banking. Mr. Springer will propose a
number of amendments designed to
remove some of the objections ad-
vancea against the bill The house
adjourned after listening 70 several
speeches on the lives Of Daniel Web
ster aud John Stark. suggested by the
presentation of the statues of these
great characters by the people 81 New
Hampshire The statues were placed
iii the capitol with appropriate eyer
cises.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
FASHION NEWS.
Black and Brown With a Touch OF
Blue on Hat

Black and brown, with a touch OF
blue really like a bruise, is the IA
vorite street hat. aud, for once, the
combination Is Il good one. Let the
hat be black, arrayed in feather.
duster-like, with oddly spread plumes
Of brown, and add reckleslv 4 knot
OF clear bluet velvet somewhere where
there is really nothing that needs
knotting Then tip the hat we'll over
the forehead so the peak of the hair
parting is covered, and have the down.
trained side locks cut off the temples
in way we would have died rather
than risk year ago. Carry the head
high and console yourself that no mat.
ter what your own opinion of your
looks may be, you are really correct.
Such eceentricities are plentiful now
adays, In headwear. and the artist
has chosen a thoroughly odd hat for
this picture. 1t Is made Of moss green
velvet, with a waved and bent brim
resting on a twisted velvet band
which ends in a rosette in black. The
upper side of the brim is covered with
velvet pleating, and the garniture
consists Of pale green aigrette and
silver gray and green wings.
Small sailor-like hats of brown vel
vet with narrow brims are folded
round and round with brilliant silk
bandannas, the folds rising above the
crown Of the hat and spreading % the
very edge Of the hlim The scarf i
then knotted in handkerchief fa shior
at one side and the resultant rise +
reinforced by bunch of little Jetted
feathers. The baudanna should show
nearly every color that was ever Ia
vented. and the feathers should BE de
corously black such a hat and com
hination of color viii really go with
everything, because one will lind :
harmonious match somewhere ia It,
ranhow-dazzle.
A smooth fin blocked very stfff !,
the light thing 10 wear with the tailul
gown and some shape with sigh
anl untrimmed brim should be -
leCted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

Washington, Dec l7.--ln the senate
MIR. UilrS resolution calling upon Sec
rotary Carlisle for a copy Of the in.
come tax resolutions was passed. The
bin for national university was
placed ON the calendar In discussing
the Nicaragua canal bill many Of the
seaatprs doubted the wisdom If the
provisions az the particular bin now
before them but favored the compile
ton Of the canal Mr.. Turpie offered
an amendment providing for survey
ana ai estimate of the expense Of
construction hy three competent EN-
gineers He doubted the constitution
ality Of the present bill.
In the house Mr. Wells. of Wiscon-
sin spoke earnestly against the for
estry bill and characterized i as 4
scheme backed hy rascaMty Nc which
tts promoters would some day feel
ashamed. The bill. however. passed,
l5a 70 80 An the Wisconsin, men eN-
eept MIR Somers voted against It. Mr..
Springer introduced the Carlisle chr.
rency hill With the committee ! recon-.
mendation that 1t pass. The six re-
puhlIcans az the committee submitted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
VALUE OF OLD Plated WARE

Women who think that old plated
ware relics are vaiueless, make
great blunder. The old designs ara
copies of those in old silver, and have
a distinctive beauty on that account
II you have cake basket or tray
see II 1t Is plated on copper fact
which insures its considerable age. as
1t IS many years since that process,
was In use. If the red shows through
In the worn place, you may be GER
tain Of an antique design, and two
ways Of preserving its beauty are
open to you. One is to have It re-
plated, but more unique and more
often done by those who like unusual
things is to take 1t to the silyersmith
yersed in treating antiques to have
an acid applied which removcl all the
silver veneer. Then the copper IL
beautifully FURNISHED, and your side.
board has valuable addition. Snuff.
fer trays and suffers are often treat.
ed in this way.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

Washington. Dec. 21.-The Carlisle
currency bill WAS withdrawn and a
substitute presented as the result
Of q x mmittee party caucus and con-
ference with Carlisle and Springer.
II is believed the new bill viii quiet
criticism. A new bill was preferred
to mutilation OF the original with
vital amendments. One change will
allow the national banking system to
run along without any arbitrary pro-
vision that banks must organize under
the new system. The theory is that
they will soon discover the advantages
Of the new system and adopt IL An
other change does away with the
power Of the comptroller to asses
all banks In the country TO make good
the notes Of banks that fail and limits
the liability of bank to the amount
contributed to the general safety fund
Chairman Nilsson of the ways and
means committee introduced bin tc
repeal the portion of the tariff act
which imposes a differential duty 81
one-tenth OF cent per pound on sugar
imported from countries paying q
bounty on sugar exported.
The bill of Mr.. Lynch, of Wisconsin
was passed by unanimous consent fol
the relief of homesteaders whose prop
erty was devastated by the forest fires
of last year.
A joint resolution for recess from to
morrow till Jan 3 was adopted
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
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POTPOURKI BAGS.

The smallest size of silk handker-
chiefs, those that can be bought for
twelve or fifteen cents. are now used
in place of potpourri lars. The pot
pourri Is placed in a sound bag of
cotton which in tlIn is tied into the
handkerchief with many loops Of the
narrowest ribbon Of L contrasting
shade. The potpourri can be bought
at the druggists or any fancy goods
store. These will make good Christ-
mas presents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

this selection Of a hotse must \.
classed with the "pig In re no.-sa
kind Of lunacy. a food such IL a..
yacted the Fraser valley Of lovns
British Columbia last year, making !.
q river sixty miles wide, might In IN.
manner suddenly sweep down throneb
the Bella Coola valley. draining a. !,
does vast snowy mountains, and carrv
its inhabitants to the sea, and tha
world know nothing Of it until ,hs
story is told by the wreckage allen,
the shore.
1t may be that the leader of this chi.
ony Ii working and worked for month,
nnselfishly and purely In the interest
Of his people. An Associated pres
telegram from Victoria, which an.
nounced the arrival of II Norwegian.
the advance guard of 800 more said,
The government has agreed that II
thirty families form a settlement. each
family is to have $500 In cash 1eo
acres of land rent free and at the end
of five years, If Improvements to tho
value of IS an acre have been made
free grant TO the land will be given .
1t may be the master spirit Of th,.
movement takes '.pot luck" with tho
Others and throws in his time and n.
forts. Is Is not his first Utopjap
scheme, but it is the first one he ha,
ever carried along far Ell ough to get
men involved. If the British Column.
bian government can afford 10 give
$500 in cash for each settler, can Il
not afford TO give thousands tc the
men who may lead in a hundred set
lers? He does not reed to stay after
getting his pay. With bribe and bonu,
these Canadian provinces have sought
for years to promote settlement with.
out success. When they fail in one
scheme they try another.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

bridge two years ago, was killed IN
saiooa quarrel at Whitney. Mo.
A. yerden, the Oldest and largest
wholesale and retail merchant ~ Jack
son. Miss. has assigned TO w. X.
HAMPER and A. G. Jones. The assets
are $4,000. with heavy liabilities.
John X. Huntington, clerk in the
Council Bluffs Iowa Cttizens's bank.
killed himself after wounding q. A..
Crowell and F.. " Hayden, bank in
spectors.
John Mcbride, president Of the
United Mine Workers association, was
elected president of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor, the radical ard 50
cialjst elements being too strong for
Mr.. Goinpers.
A divorce has been granted to Mrs
Gertrude Hutchins Clarke from Gar
ence W. Clarke, the New York adyen-
turer row in Jail in Denver, 10 whom
she was married after two days ac-
qnairtance.
Three boys under is, named Oscar
Mccarthy. Lester Williams. and Red
HrHpp. were held to the grand jury at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. in bonds Of $500
each for highway robbery. They held
up 4 man In the streets OF that city
! In a fit OF dependency Mrs. William
Jones. ~ nry Hollow, near Cassviile,
Mo-. cut the threats of her and Z
year old children with razor and
then committed suicide in the same
/ manner.
The official report of the Attorney
general Of North Carolina. shows that
during the past two years there were
three legal hangings and eight lynch
ings in North Carolina. There has
been 4 decrease Of crimes against
women.
The Sheep Breeders association in
session at Lansing. Mich. has elected
the following officerse President, j..
]. England. Caro-, Mich; vice presi-
dent. Robert Gibbons, Detroit: score
tary and treasurer, II. A. Daniels,
Elva- Mich.
william Mcintosh, who 1t is alleged
has robbed several hardware stores at
Davenport, Iowa. and other points,
was captured at Moline, Ill, while at
tempting 10 dispose of some stolen
machinlsts' tools He was taken back
to Davenport
Amos Martins house was burned
and three inmates were cremated NJ
Gardner Me. Mrs. William Ready.
Mile Folsom, aged {. and George
Folsom, aged 4. We're the victims. The
little girl was rescued from the burn
Ing house by Frank Greenleaf,
neighbo but died before medical as
sistarce could be summoned. II IS
thought the woman. while drunk, up.
set lamp.
f.. J. Noble. OF Bloomington. Iowa,
has sued Ed Curry. sheriff for Davis
county. for $4,000 damages for false
imprisonment and malicious persecu-
ton. Noble was arrested in ottumwa
at Curry's instigatiou by Officer
bradford Of the police force, who shot
him in the leg while making the ar
rest. Noble was charged With larceny
| In AppanooSe county, but was &C
quilted He then brought suit against
the sheriff, claiming that he was be-
Ing nlaliciously prosecuted by him be-
cause he was the prosecuting witness
In seduction ease brought by Mobiles
sister against him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
.weicome Fisher of or.

welcome usher in the shape Of a fresh almanac,
descriptive OF the origiL. nature and uses Of the
national tonic and Alternative, Hostetter's Stom.
aeh 81 RS Combined with the de- crip;ise mat
ter wall be found calendar and Astronomical cal.
cations absolutely reliable for correctness. St.
'istics illustrations. verses carefully seirc Il
and ther mental food highly prontahle and e
pertaining. On this pamphlet, published sna
printed annually by The Hostettei Contrary. 81
Pittsburgh, 80 hands are employed in thu me
ehaEicai department alone Eleven months are
devoted 10 its preparation II i, pgocuiable free
OF druggists and country draiets everyahsf',
and is print-,i ii English, German grench span
ish. Welsh, Norwegian Hoaald. Swetsb aud
Bohemian.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

a little now and then, with a gentle,
cleansing laxative, thereby removing Oh,
Tending matter from the stomach aia
bowels, toning up and invigorating the
liver and quickening its tardy acton,
and YOU thereby remove the cause o.
multitude OF distressing diseases, sucli q
headaches, indigestion, or dyspepsia
biliousness pinlples, blotches, eruptofs
boils, constipation, piles fistnias aih'
maladies too numerous to mention,
If people would pay more attention /.
properly regulating the action Of ihsi
bowels, they would have les Hs
uuent occasion to call for their Doctor
services to subdue attacks OF dangerous
diseases.
That. al all known agents to aeeoh
piish this parpose. Dr. Pierce's fteass.'.
Pellets afc unequaled. Is proven ri s..
fact that once iised. they are aiwaNs =
gagor. Their secondary effect Is q sep
tie howeis open and regular, not to ~.
,lier constipate, as il tie case Will OLE !ls
rilIs. Hence. tlieir great popNla5ia.9
w-tt #afieters front liahitnal corstipa
piles aud indigestion.
A iree sample % tile :" Pellets, q
doses on fJsai, is mailed 10 any ad ,iss
post -paia, :. on receipt q fiaaie anu ao'''1
Oil postal card.
Address. WORLDS DIST sSsARY 80.
III. ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, y. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

Captain Creelen y III. made j full
confession before the Iexow committee
that his promotion had been purchased
with fund OF St5.o00 raised by his
friends John w Reppenhagen testi-
led that he paid $4,000 81 the sum IL
.Iohn 4. Martin. the representative II
Police Commissioner yoorhis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
INTO A WILDERNESS
UToPIAN SCHEME FATHERED By
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
AN IrNwARY PEOPLE BEING
BADLY DELUDED.

Led Into the Bella Coda District BY
Spccious Promises Distant From
White Settlements aud Where No
Farming Has Ever Been Attempt
ed-Marsets Ipacc aSsible in all
Events.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

The gold reserve continues 10 OWN
die, Notwithstanding treasury receipts
are on the Increase.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
In Our Great draadfatscr's Time,

Ill & pills were IN
raj MS. Like the
.luuderbuss q
hat decade they
xere big and clum.
y, but inetiee-
i've. in this cent
uw of enlight.
|, eminent, We lave
\ Or. Pierce's
! Pleasant Pei.
lets, which
~ cure all liver
stomach and
bowel lerange-
nients iii the
most effective
way.
Assist Nature
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

minority report presenting the
strongest arguments obtainable against
the bin. Both reports were ordered
printed. Tue army appropriation bill
was passed without amendment.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-26

The annual camp meeting, which is
held under the auspices of the Wilming
ton Conference Of the NJ. E. Church at
Brandywine Summit, promises to be
larger this year than ever before. Il be
gins on August and lasts till August
16 Already over 100 families, largely
from Wilmington, have taken tents on
the grounds and this nunber is augment
ed daily. There are over 175 tents al
ready engaged, some forty greater than
last year Among those who left this
city for camp during the past two days
are Mrs d. A. Tsggart aud family, vii
liam Il. Foulk and family, and Mrs Pierce
aud daughter Telephone Communication
with the camp grounds was completed
to-day. August 0 will be Prohio oition
day ard a number of fine speakers are
expected.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1894-07-26
GREEN WAS DISMISSED.
HE HAD AUTHORITY TO GO INTO
Mr.. WOODRoW'S HOUSE.

A Flimsy Method of Conducting the Sew
ing Machine Businets as Told By the
Plaintiff In the Case.
Charles Green. the ex constable, was
arrsiRned in the Municipal Court this
morning on the charge Of stealing a sewing
machine frem the home of Caleb Wood
row, at No 1l9 North Frai kiln street,
on Monday. The charge could not be
sustained, because Green had a writ of
repleyin and is deputy sheriff. with full
power to take the property which be
longs to the Singer Sewing Machine
Company A charge OF trespass was
also brought against Green. but that
could not be sustained and both we're
dismissed
The court made remarks on the
methods used by the sewing machine
companies in making sales and they did
not give these firms much credit
After the hearing Mr Woodrow
stated that two years ago he purchased
sos Wheeler and Wilson sewing
machine. Lsst November an agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine Company
called at his house and offered 10 repair
the machine. The consideration was
Anhb MIS-. WooufOW was TO nave lho
use of the Singer machine while
oer property was being repaired
The Singer machine. which was interior
10 the Wheeler & Wilson. was taken to
/ her house. The " heller & Wilson
machine has not yet been returned, aud
several days ago q representative of the
Singer Company demanded the Singer
machine MIR and Mrs Wood would
not permit the machine to be taken out
Of the house unless the original Wheeler
I & Wilson was returned.
The refusal leo TO the issuance Of the
replevin by the Singer Company through
their attorney, and ex Constable Green
was instructed TO carry out the law
Accompanied by Agent William Carr,
Green went TO the houss and UNLOCKING
the back gate, went in the house anC
seized the machine.
Mr. Woodrow has neither maobin,
now, and declares the metho used by
the Singer Company to be nothing les'
than swindllng.