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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-14
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
AFFAIRS ON THE OTHER ISLANDS
RECEIVE CONFEDERATION.
Lime, Kerosene, Cement, Machine
OIL and lee May be shipped
whisky is Tabu.

The Board of Health held its
usual meeting at 8 o'clock yester-
dry afternoon.
Communications, reports and
resolutions from the people of
the oth er islands, received by the
X lauea Hou, were read by the
president.
A permit was granted to the
ship j c Glade to transfer lot of
machinery for Hanamaula to a
clean steamer direct.
Coin, previously steamed, was
allowed to be shipped, it being
necessary to pay off the laborers
on the plantations, many of whom
are already month behind.
A communication from Hama
kua to W Nj Giffard was read, to
the effect that freight, passengers
and mails would be allowed land
ing irrespective of what other
districts might do.
Request of numerous Chinese
rice factors to be allowed to ship
alum-tanned skins and wire cloth.
also powder, caps and shot to
protect their rice fields, was
granted.
After some discussion, lime,
kerosene oil, cement, unpacked
ice and machine oil was added to
the list of articles allowed to be
shipped.
Permission was granted to dis
patch the Likelike, if loaded by
lighters and inspected before de-
parture. The vessel has been in
quarantine nine days.
Deputy Marshal R. Fl. Hitch.
cock and Captain g. j. Campbell
were appointed agents of the
Board of Health. They will have
charge of the er-Island wharf.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-14

A fresh new stock of straw hats,
all grades from 100 up. Try a
Panama" hat, we carry three qua
lities, you can take your choice.
McInerny.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-14

Mechanics Home. corner Hotel
and Nuuanu streets, lodging by
day, week or month. Terms: rs
and so cents per night 81, and
81 .25 per week.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-14

Full assortment of sizes in
Jaeger's Sanitary Woolen Under
Wear for Men and Women at very
low prices at Tracy's. X
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-14

Ladies on the other Islands can
do their shopping by post by
applying to l.. B. Kerr for
samples. They should embrace
this opportunity, and get a Single
yard at wholesale prices. \
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-14

No home is complete without a
clock of some description, and
many unique time pieces are
manufactured to suit the fasti-
dious public. Brown & Kubey, on
Hotel street, have got the largest
and most varied assortment, and
visit to their place of business
is sure to be profitable to any one
needing a good clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-14

Correspondents of the BULLETIN
should hand in their communica-
tions early in the day to insure
publication. All display adver-
tisements should be sent to the
business Office before noon of each
day. Reading and "By Author
ity" notices may be sent in any
time up to 2 p. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-09-14
n. G. BIAR T.

FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
Island Jewelry made to order,
Souvenir Spoons, Gold wire
Jewelry, etc.
900 Island orders solicited.
P. o. Box 355; at O. Gertz's store.
Fort Street. 62-t
Evening journal., 1895-01-19

an appearance owing to lack of condition,
but this was denied by the officials of the
club The rumor proved to be correct
The moment they met 1t was easily seen
that Dempsey was not the Jack Of old.
They simply tapped each other in the first
round. and a number of people yelled
Take him of Dempsey's drunkF'
In the second round Ryan kept punch
Ing Dempsey in the stomach without re-
turn and then smashed him in the jaw.
Ryan played with Dempsey and then
smashed him in the mouth. Ryan landed
on the body. and the crowd kept shout
ing. Take him off p Ryan hit Dempsey
on the jaw and foored him. Dempsey got
up staggering. The crowd then yelled
louder than before: "Take him off It's
a shame Take him off 20
In the third round Jack got mad and
ran for his man, but Ryan stopped him
and forced him to the ropes. Ryan hit
Dempsey whenever he wished on the
mouth and in the face, and in response to
the frequent yells Of the spectators the
gong sounded, and the fight was stopped
at once
The announcer said that Dempsey's
be stopped. and although Dempsey seemed
to be anxious to go on the referee gave the
fight to Ryan. Dempsey was in no con
dition to fight. and his "throwdown" tC
his friends and admirers may do much to
ward the downfall Of boxing in this vioin
ity. Ryan could have knocked Dempsey
out in the first round. but he let up on the
once famous Nonpariel.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
BOYS FREEZE TO DEATH.
OF Three Who Ran Away From an Indus
trial School Two Are Dead.

or Three Who Ran Away From an Indus
trial School Two Are Dead.
UTICA n. Y, Jan. 19.-William Pitt
Thomas Buck and Joseph Erminer, each
about IA years of age, ran away from St.
Nincent's Industrial school here a few
days ago. No trace Of them could be Sc
cured until Friday afternoon, when the
bodies Of Buck and Erminer were found
IL the woods near Herkimer They had
been frozen to death.
Pitt was found ina barn near by SO bad
" frozen that his legs will have to be am
putated. Pitt and Erminer were sent here
from New York, and Bucks parents re-
side here. Pitt says he and his compan-
ions wandered about the woods. They
did not see a house after Tuesday night and
had nothing to eat They walked until
Buck and Erminer sank down from ex-
haustion in the spot where their dead
bodies were found.
Pitt told his two companions to count
their beads and say their prayers, and It
is evident that they We're thus engaged
when death claimed them. Pitt took of
his coat and placed it over the two unfor-
tunates as they lay on the ground, but
they told him 60 put it on, or he would
freeze to death himself. Pitt says be re
manned with his companions until theil
hearts ceased to beat, and he knew they
were dead
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
surprise m was,ington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The nsws OF
the insurrection is a great surprise in dip
lomatic circles here Neither the Hawaii
an minister nor any member Of the for
eign relations committees Of the senate
and house had any expectations Of such an
occurrence. The general impression seems
to be that no revolution can be vicious in
its results unless aided and abetted by
some foreign power The forces at the
command Of the government are said to
be ample to suppress any possible native
rising or uprising Of disorderly foreign ele-
ments.
Speaking of the matter, Minister Thurs
ton said The whole matter is a great
surprise to me. Our last advioes showed
everything to be entirely peaceable. There
were then no warships Of any nation at
Honolulu, the Champion having left some
time before. Secretary Herbert said
1--WE have no ships at Honolulu at present,
nor are any on the way there. The Charles
ton and the Bennington are at san Fran
cisco ready to proceed and could leave to-
morrow il it wero thought necessary. This
is the first news that / have received Of
the matter, and have not had time to de-
eide whether "A ship should be sent at once
or not -
representative INIT OF the foreign Leia-
hons committee Of the house said Inc
matter can hardly be serious. or there
would have been more than 10 killed
Unless the English residents are back Of
the insurrection it will be certain TO fail.
The government has some 5000 Amen-
cans back of it, and they could whip any
possible force Of natives The effect Of this
trouble should be 10 strengthen the gov
srnment rather than not. II viii cause
much dissatisfaction in this country, as it
will be an object lesson Of the continuous
M will manifested by our government TO-
ward that of the Sandwich Islands
S,..,..av t-,.h - Rfoc.,rr.;el,is F,ont
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
THO f,itv CIuh IIas a nj.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-At meeting Of
the legislative committee Of the City club
the report of the Loxow committee was
discussed. Among the members, - Sec
retary Pryor said the greatest disgust
not to say indignation, was expressed at
the outcome Of the investigation and the
puerile conclusions Of the committee. "
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
Want Porto Rico Encepted.

MADRID, Jan. 1q.-The members of the
chamber Of deputies from Porto Rico have
asked that Porto Rico be not included in
the modus vivendi between Spain and the
United States This request is made upon
the ground that Porto Rico sugar goes to
Canada and not to the United States
Some deputies intend 60 attack the cahi-
net, accusing the ministers Of having
yielded to tho menaces Of President Cleve-
land
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
nrlenns, Rnlt Is shni.

DOVER. England, Jan. 19-The Duke
of Orleans and his suit have left Dover for
London. NJ de Bonival, the secretary Of
the duke, in conversation with a represent
ative Of the press. said that the Duke Of
Orleans was not willing to make any state
ment other than that contained in his
manifesto.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
RAIi.noAi,s.

DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD-sTAND.
ARD Railway Of America = Frotectef
throughout ~ the Interiocking Switch anc
PRiLAbjELPHiA, WILMINGTON and BAL
TlMOhE RAILROAD, IN effect Nov. Is, 1884.
Trains VIII leave Wilmington A. follows:
Fhilndelphis,express, Il bT, 2 So, ~ o 20, z AZ,
bn 80. bb AZ, 10 O5, 10 l0 10 f5. 1l2b, ~ 33
y 81 m, ~ a5. 1877. so5. 5o4, 8 10, 50. 70,
Aoeommod stion, O. 0,7O, .lOsssn. .aBs.
Chester express, j 81, 81. $40. 1n,7mg@.
81. zoos. II Is. II 81 a n, 81, 8 H, SO. u.
Accommodations %, 7 %. 3 10. o4s, ll@an.
u y. %. . 70, 3 10, 90, y tb n N.
80, 70 %, 10 70 10 49, II 81 NJ. I2 a5 81. 20.
? %, a, 5 10, B 10, 07, 2 ~. l0t , ~.
For nv ou sn,Sarr onSSnTr n q %.
Al M. Slice ers TO augusta, 81 Augusttnes
and Tampa, Al y m. Sleeuers 10 Hot Springs,
Memph p and New Orleans.
West Ohostsr. via LsmoSin. 8 80 a m. $40
Newars centre and intermediate utAtions
baltimore and Washington, 4gs. sm.gu,
10 ~ II 0o m. u 0l, la q. q lb, na. "a, "a
q no, 2 AZ 80, IA. y p N, Y ~ night.
baltimore end intermediate nistiuna, ~,
", . % nAu II M.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for WI.
Il il. II sa M 4is IS, s6 os sss. t0i, Tl
W. "a 70; be, II, $50. 74O, II 10, II ls,
p m, ~ % night
OK, ( 81, o ~, 3 8a, 10 90, II 81 b m.
sunday Irhins-Lenve Wilmington for.
philAdelp phie, express, ! 81, By, ~, 90, 8 So
16,e le, D 70. Accommodation. 7 20, 10 m.
" .. 40. %, 8 l5. 10 e5 m.
Chester; express, g. p, 80, 81, 10 ubll 81.
stlon. 100 s'ioa m. y 10, .ts0, O5, Is, 7aS.
New. York, lw, SIS, 40. 7m $50.
/ M 4 Al
1M, o Il, 10 So pm.
30 @ithout change. 8 50 pm.
For the South-Southern Railway Express,
1 a p m eepers 10 Augusta, 81. Augustine,
/ and Tampa; q y m, sleepera to Hot Springs,
| Memphis, aud New Orleans.
wesi vhnator, VIA nemokin. 80 m
Baltimore ana Warrington. 4ss, s.ol. 10.
a ~. aos, is e. %, . o. Al, nal. 20 p. N.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. sOo
Leave fhiiadslphia, Broad street, for WI.
'a1'9all m. Il. S gos e. 20 ss5. Il Il Il. i e
Instrumentation, 8 ss. 10, 1898 q M, Il %,
trains foT Dsiswars Division leave Tor
New Castle. ls, u 10 m, 10, 30, 8 10. . 6
8 Pbi ~. ~ night,
Lewea. IS hln. 4 ~ m.
kxpresn for Dover, Harrington and Dclraax
l8, IL o. m. 81 m. le % night.
Harrington and way stations only, 50 p m
hxpreea Tor Wyoming, bdp m.
Expreaa for Cape Charlea. Old Point CON-
fort and Norfolk, II 03 m, l2 o. night.
sunday trains for.
New OAcLio, u 0d night,
Qnpe ubasiss. Old Point Comfort and MOI
irlk, is o. night.
Nlndletown, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
faiton, Harrington, bridgevillo, SeAford
Laurel and Delmsr, le OF night.
fOQngrasalonRl Limited Express trains com
icscl ontireiy OF Pullman Neatibule Farl0
sud Dining Cars. Noertfa fare.
slaimitel Express Trains, composed OF Pub
man Fsslibule ParlUr CnIs, Neetibule Pas
eengaF Coaches and Dining Oar. No sxtrl
fsrs.
Tor further information. passengeru are re-
fQrred % the ticket agent At hesitation,
Z. "a. PREYOST, ,. n. WOOD
9ensrsl N.nagnr. General Passenrer Att
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
The sultan Lies to the Pope.

ROME, Jan. 10-Tho sultan Of Turkey
has written long letter to the pope in
which no declares that the reports Of the
Armenian massaores are false and appeals
to the pope to intervene with the powers.
The pope replied evasively to this letter,
assuring the sultan Of his good viii, but
stating that he desired to await the report
of the Armenian commission.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
. Pennsylvania Limited Connection for
st. Iouia.

In order to accommodate the growing
travel between the East and the West
and Southwest via 81 Louis. the Penn
sylvania Railroad will, beginning Sunday,
January 20, establish through sleeping
car service on the Pennsylvania Limited
between New York and st. Louis, arriv.
ing at 81 Louis at 3 90 p. m and leav-
ing that point at 90 p N
The time OF this train. being the fast
est in effect between the East and St.
Louis ia both directions, the convenient
hours OF departure and arrival, aud the
superior accommodations afforded by The
Pennsylvania Limited viii nc doubtlprov'
highly acceptable to the travelling
nublic
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
His Tather killed 4 Czar.

PITTsBURG, Jan. lo.-Michael Ollen-
dorf, the anarchist, who claims to be a
son Of Sion Ollendorf. the man who threw
the bomb that killed Alexander IL OF Rus
sia, was sentenced here to Is months in
tho workhouse for robbery.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
A Deadly Quarrel.

OIL CITY, Jan. 19. Henry Grimes was
shot and killed in an alteration with Si-
las Williams. Williams has been arrested,
charged with murder
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
DEMPsEYs DOWNFALL.

Friends of the NOM nreil Take Him From
the Ring Out of Pity.
COMFY ISLAND, N. ", Jan. 19.-Jaolx
Dempsey, the Nonpareil, made futile eff
fort to demonstrate that he was still in the
pugilistio swim by meeting Tommy Ryan
Of Chicago in the squared circle here.
Fully 4, 500 men were present. There was
Rrumor aaoat that Jack would not put IN
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
Soldiers Buried by Ayaianches.

TURIN, Jan. 19.-Eighteen Alpine sol
diers have been buried in avalanches near
Treoorce. a fort on the frontier.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
vice President's Daughter Dead.

AsHEvILLE, n. G., Jan 19--Miss Mary
L. Stevenson, eldest daughter Of Vice
President Adlai +. Stevenson, died here.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19

The Wilmington Builders Exchange will
hold its fourth annual dinner at the CLAYTON
House on the evening Of January %.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
% Per Cent.

OF all diseases arise from deranged Kid
neys and Liver, and it strikes at once at
tho root of the dtfiiouIty The elements
OF which it is composed act directly upon
THESE great organs. both as n food and
festorer, and. by placing them In n healthy
system
For the innumerable troubles caused By
unhealthy Kidneys, Liver and Urinary
organs; Tor the distressing disorders OF
women; for all Nsrvous Affections. and
physical arrangements generally, this
great remedy has no equal Its past record
Is a guarantee for the future.
II n. WARMER 4 CO.,
London, Rochester, Frankfort, Toronto, Paris,
Milbourne.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

ff"We have canvasback ducks that are as
fue ss you will find ia the market" Mrs.
me. haven't you any in silk OF
late NOVELTY goude2 Canvas must be all out OF
date .n-Chioago Inter-Ocean.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19

Salt rheum often appears in cold weather
attacking the palms Of the hands and Other
PARTS Of the body. Hoods Sarsapafilla, the
great blood purifier, cures sat rheum.
Hoods pills are the best after-dinner pills
assisf dlgastinn. cure headAche. Csc.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19

Snapper lunch at McCormiek's S. Front
and Washington streets, tonight.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19

Disease IL an effect not cause. Its orr.
gin IL within; its manifestation. without.
Hence, to cure the disease the cause mnet
be removed, and in no other way can :,
cure ever be effected Warmers 9AFR
Cure is established on just this principle
1t realizes that
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
1FAIIVIMUWW n

ALkAM0hH ~
h OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Hcheduioiu
eject Nov. IS. 1894
Trains leave Dala-
vars Avenue Depot
East Bound.
J or \ E1preW tfains
New York. week
days, % Oh, EIl7,
i8 A., 40 40Nm; fi2 "A
y l9, f6 90, n 3i,Sll %
p. m Sundays. I3 o..
III l7,ili 40 a M; u ~,
10 N, VI "a, III % D 10.
PHILADELPHIA
AND CHESTNUT {
Q 90, n iT,f7 50, 2 81. I
. "a; ll2 *, lab, l2Al
8 Is, 10 90, III % D N
sundays, % 0d, Q 30
a m; IS, y ~, B
8 rs, 10 %. I'll COP M.
pHFLAnHI ,pHI "A
KIT SThEErS. Y
no 40, \ m; ~ ~, a.
PHILADELPHIA
\ m; n ~, " "a, III Q
Chegtor. week day
z %, Is e., 10 80, 40 Al
3 1h, 4 %, IS 30, 8 a0.
Chester, sunday
tli 40. II 40 a m; ia
" "a, 8 Is. 10 90, III d
Atlantic City,
| lie "a. " ~ p M:
H4f f0uru.f
Evening journal., 1895-01-19

PHII,ADELrATx, TWENTY FOURTH
& s Il Iag4 VA; ss 5 s X iTS sef 81 aa b q l 81 D &
uui ll2 n, 70, ~ 249, IS. b6. 80. 30 " "a.
81 snndsss ~ SS q %. sST17. 75ss0o. III 4a.na
mi I@ n4o, 82S, 4bh, 1875. ea0- " a.
Z PhIEAbEIrfHIa, isz u TWELFTH AND MAR
40 40, m; 70 ~, 2 "a, III O0pm,
PHILADELPHIA, SundAyn, t3 %. II II, III 40
m; q 49. y "a, ~ o0pm.
Do Is e., 10 80, 10 40, iiu 40 ~ as M; %, u a.
ah b5, rs 30, go, VI 81, 10, 10 90, W % "a.
II s'f ~ Ii 70 9naufs m; ss % "a IS sbs Il Is. ss6
" "a, SIS, 10 90, III % ? m.
Atlantic City, week dAye, MI no
ii2M. Y ~ p M; Sundays. " H. bsA m
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, week days,
i6 il, Bla, is5s N. Sundays, & is iii.
u Al m: il2 10, n 05 20, u 81, Is 10. IS 80 N,
Baltimore and Way Stations. u N. w
Hewsrk, Del, week asys. nlb.1l7 pH
"a; il9 10, 03, %. q lt7 %: rs 10, ts6 4 y
N sundays "a 10. ~ 20 AZ 10, fl2 10, 3 03,
Ns7. 30, T8l 70. fs IS, II l0pm.
glttsburg, s. a = N, i4 q p m, deilys
Chicago, % AZ, "a; " ~. p ~, daily.
uiueinnstl snd St Louis fla Is p m. and
New Ofiesns. via Bristol ana OhAttanooxa
i8 10 . uli daily. Through sleeper 70 New Or
sirssrly accommodation. 7I7am. sos. %
LAnasnberg accommodation. week days,
I II, 5 ~ a N; Is and Q % p m Sundays. %
TTaioa iesye Market street stations
kof New York, week days, W ~ = n,
70 Is, ali a0a "a, Z IS. . As NJ sundays. 30.
. m, o. 81 IS, Qlb m.
i pitishurg aud Chicago week DAYS, Is 30 q m
Baltimore, week days, %, 20 30 3 ~; 81.
/ fb 20 D IA, Sunday s. p M.
| Tor LandenberR snd Wey stztiona, week
days, o. ) 20 IA; 20. ~ M Sundays
IEkNs 4 PIBiiiLADELPHIA. TWENTS-
/ FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SITS, FOR
| WILMINGTON week days. ,f3 %, 8 Is, Z 50. f815
1 10 %, III l2 q M y % noons u 36, 81 l5, o.
/ Q 10, f4 o., 30, 70 oQ i6 Al. bS. csc, " -,
Es 2. $50. 10 losnd i q p m- .o ,ooo
m; IL 90 noon; u 3b, 800, us, S400. 90,
$50 s743 Is2 10 10 and u 85 p n.
| AND MARKET SITS. Week days. SO 20, = 55,
/ fit IS, IN; S346, fT11, . m. Sundays.
70 70, - IS. I'll s6 N; 80 40. Il q. pm.
Rates to Western points lower than via any
other line. q. %. SCULll, Genl Pass. Agent.
r. r. OAmPbEbli. t4eneral MAnaeer.
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD. Time table IN effect Oct. ssth.
Trains leave Wilmington. French street
| station, for b. a. o. Junction. M0ntchAnin,
| VII terthur, 6uyencOurt, 6ranogue, Cosaarf,
OhAdds' Ford Junction, Pocopson. West
| Chester, Emnreeville. Mortonviie, Coates
Vile and Intermediate stations, daily, except
| sunday. at 50 a m. 9 30. 40 and 4O D M
| Sunday only At 3 ~ m; So. 81 D 70.
| For Waynesourg Junction, Springfield and
| intermediate stations. daily. except SundaY.
Att IS IA. 2 IS and 40 p m. Sundays only NJ
eO4 m. ] a5 and 4 SO p N.
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Keadin9 ard Inter
mediate stations, daily. except SnndsS. -
7s5a N aud IS p m. Sunday only At . q =
Ia 8: = &SSS 4 q kugLAEp, sggsssstsnasas !,
Evening journal., 1895-01-19

!, TWENTY FOURTH
ITS. Week days, 70 08, 8 s..
IS AZ, 80 81, 10.i0, 40 40, III s6
,. 8 IS, 4 b. i6 So. 8 30. " "a.
!, MI. 75s, 600. ~ 40. II 4C
IS, 1bb, ID B. $40 " a.
/, TWELFTH AND MAR
Week days, % %, " II, l8 u
"a, Ill UQ pm,
!, SundAyn, V %. " II, III 40
n p m.
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
Troops to the Rescue.

As soon as they came within shooting
distance Of the scene of action the natives
fred a parting volley and fled. Alfred
Carter and DIR. Walters came up at this
time and were quickly followed by others.
Charles Carter received the medical atten-
tion he so much needed. 1t was found
that he was shot in the breast twice and
once in the leg. One of the breast wounds
ranged downward and entered the abdo-
men. He was taken to his residence near
by, where he died early next morning.
Hollis wound was through the breast, but
not necessarily fatal. He was sent to the
hospital.
Soon after Deputy Marshal Brown ar
rived, and the premises were thoroughly
searched. The japanese servant denied
that there were arms but six shooter at
his ear induced him to bring TO light sew
eral rifles and pistols.
Lieutenant King sent the prisoners to
town and asked for further orders He
was told to hold the place at all odds, as 1t
was evidently a distributing point for
arms.
Several skirmishes occurred during the
next few hours, the rebels retreating Ia
the mountain side
BY noon Monday all the stores were
closed, and there were few people on the
| streets. The street cars and buses were
stopped, and the only excitement was ai
the marshal's Office, where arms were be
/ ing distributed.
The announcement that the writ Of
haheas corpus was suspended was quickly
followed by one requiring all persons no
engaged IN the military or police forces t
deliver all arms and ammunition in theii
1 possession 10 the marshal within "a hours
Evening journal., 1895-01-19
WW9T ROUND,

Atlantic city, week days. uUa no
" y, lstp m; Sundays. " H. bsa m
Evening journal., 1895-01-19

Baltimore and Washington, Weex d4yA,
l6 u, Bla, IS 68 m. Sundays, Hlb, TN,
u EAm. il2 49, N 05. O3, "a 81, Is 10. IS 80 D m,
Baltimore and Way Stations. II . u. 3 0s
Evening journal., 1895-01-19

days, f8 Us, 8 SIS, 3 1856, n l7,f7 bs
10 40, 80 40. ~ Asa m; / %, q le,
30, VI 80, b 10, 10 %, iil % . m.
days, i903, 625. VIII, 7bg.
! g, y ~, 825, ass, % 95. $50,
III M n M
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-23
A Foolish SUGGESTION.

Some of the London newspapers are
printing their share Of what would be
done were war to become a reality.
The London Globe. for instance. in
winter war talk, sails the English fleet
up the st. Lawrence and anchors war
ships before Chicago, Detroit and other
lake cities. The colored preacher as
sured the members of his congregation
that the scriptural account of the cross
ing of the Red sea is all simple enough
when you" read 1t In the original and
his comment was. why bredren, dey
just crossed on de ice." That is the
sort of transporting for which. during
months to come, the esteemed London
Globe must provide in its conquest of
the lake region. And even In the open
season-so shallow is the draft of
water-the Globes little gunboats At
for the passage couldn't live two hours
before the cities in question, even II
they could manage to approach with
in hundreds of miles OF any of them.
England has a naval equipment gu
perior to that of the United States, no
American citizen is boasting to the
contrary. That much of our sea
coast is exposed is freely admitted.
But, If England wants to engage in
war with this country. she would bet
ter not permit the editor Of the Globe
to plan the campaign. England could
do better by starting in at Vancouver,
using the length of the Canadian Pa
cific road for forwarding troops against
our northern border and the lake
region