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The herald., 1895-05-18
DEBATE ON INDlVIDUALlSM
An Open Meeting to Be Held Tonight at the
Friday Morning Club Roors


Friday Morning Club Rooms
There will be held this evening in tn
assembly room of the Friday Morning
club an open meeting for the purpose of
debating the reason for and advisable ilty
OF introducing some practical plan OF ac-
ton whereby individual work may be
carried on along broad educational lines.
1t is in no sense y meeting to oppose the
action on the part OF the school board.
nor is it for the sake OF ham pioning any
personal cause 1t is simply that num-
her OF prominent men and women believ-
ing thoroughly III the theory of individua
work and some who know it can be made
pra tical are willing to tell what they be
lieve and know. and everybody who is in
terested in the subject will be ordially
welcome Vt o'clock tls evening at
33015 South Broadway. W. G. Patterson
president of the chamber Of commerce.
will preside. and among the speakers will
be Mrs. Margaret Collier Graham. Rev.. S.
Thomson. Prof. c. II. Reyes OF Throop
university. Pasadena; Mrs. Ella Ii. En-
derlein. Rev. Mr.. Chichester DR.. Camp
bell and Mrs. Elmira T. Stephens.
The herald., 1895-05-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SATURDAY. MAY IS, 1905
LA FIESTA HERALD

The Herald's special La Fiesta edition, with
Its beautiful illuminated cover and its finely
illustrated description OF the recent Carnival
ts admitted to be the finest and mcst artistic
Issue Of a newspaper ever seen in Southern
California. The demand for this number rap
idly exhausted two editions, and a third has
been printed and is now sale at The Herald
business office In the Bradbury block on Third
street. Orders by mail or telephone will re-
ceive prompt attention. Purchasers, by ieav-
ing list Of addresses to which they wish the
paper sent, con avoid the trouble of addressing
and mailing.
The herald., 1895-05-18

1t is becoming clear that large part OF
the eastern fruit crop is destroyed by
cold, especially in Michigan, New York,
and Pennsylvania. This is dead cold
FROST for the eastern fruit growers. but
will prove kindly one for those OF Cali
forna. The cold weather has in no way
affected the deciduous fruit OF this state !,
and the indications all point to excep-
tional crops. Between the advantages OF
big stock and good eastern market the
fruit interests of the state should be
greatly stimulated. The owners OF fruit
lands should be correspondingly elated. as
they ultimately become the beneticiaries
of successful and profitable production.
The herald., 1895-05-18
A r.illion Dollar Fire

LONDON, May 1.-THE warehouses
and factories near the leather market Of
Bermondsey, covering an acre and q half
OF ground. have been burned. The loss
is estimated at 81, 900, 00G.
The herald., 1895-05-18

Now the startling Information comes
that the Carnegie steel company has ele-
waited the wages of its $4,000 employees
10 per cent. And the "GormanW Wilson
free trade" tariff measure is still in full
force and effect. Who ever heard of the
Carnegie company raising wages during
the Mckinley era? Truly. Andy. this is
1.-The most unkindest cut of all, )" for your
old friends of the cop.
The herald., 1895-05-18
TO THE EDITOR
A Card From Mr.. RYAN

1.-THE Herald under tn is heading prints COM
municntions. but does not assume RESPONSE
bility for the sentiments expressed.
The herald., 1895-05-18

Argostura Bitters, says long time sufferer
from ndigest on. thoroughly cured me- Sole
manufacturers. Dr. J. u. b. Siegsrt and Sons
At ali druggista-
The herald., 1895-05-18
CleVeland'S'
Baking Powder,

manufactured originally by :he
Cleveland Brothers, Albany, NY,
now by the Cleveland Baking
Powder Co., New York,
has been III use for twenty-five years
in thousands of homes all over the
country. Those who have used i:
longest praise it most.
All the official reports show
Cleveland's the strongest OF all pure
cream of tartar baking powders.
The best test, however, is in
the kitchen. and that shows
Cieveland's baking powder always
uniform and reliable; that it does
the most work and the best work.
All leading teachers of cookery
use and recommend Cleveland's.
The herald., 1895-05-18

The acquittal of Docter is striking evil
dence that ''Mose Gunst has came"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
Gin Der Spffnhe.

Gin 8eiu6 in elmer Soffude bietet
auberorbentli9 pisI oes 9isuen unb Sn.
terehanten fir Seben, Der gum eriten
OtaIe cine ioI6e befudt, unc elm srobar.
ti9eS Bib erhdlt man, ipenn man einmal
cine Softi1e in pOQsr 8orbereiiun9 fir
elm @alabinsr fiir msbrere Sunbsrt 8sr'
ionen ober fur Elm srOBes 8aabiffet
liebt, bas fur spei bis preltauieno 9ate
beitlmmt 1T. Die uor3asli&e Samilien'
seitibrift ,Siir ale MeIt" (8erlin W..
Deutides 8erIassbaus Bong & Co.,
PreiS beS 8iersebntassbeftes 40 9fs.)
trlfft alio burdaus bas 8ldtise, penn
iie bic Soffii6s gum @esenitanb zines
ani6aull9sn unb gut iQuititsn IrtitsIs
madt, Der su Ieien fir Sung unb 9lIt,
Wdnner uno Srauen bon alei6em Sn'
tersHs isin pirb. Q8ir peiien auf bns
cieien glrtifsI enib:ltenbe. flrsli1 er.
idienene elite Seft beionoers bin une
beben aus oem ipeiteren Snbalt oes Sefs
teS neben ben 8omansn .,Gpas Grsiebs
uns", ,,@ine 3obitnOe" unb ,,Bolp'
penarme", bic 9tOpsue ,,@isener Serb"
uno bic IrtifeI ..8aiisr 9llsranoer III,
Der srobe 9olofunb in @oolsarbie", /,
,,Die Stlsuisn bel SoItenuu" unb
,,arantbsit unb SeiIune II" als auBers
orosntli6 ipanneno berpor. Die eroBen
i6parsen unO farbisen 8Ilber iino na'
tiirIi6 pie INNER DluiterIeiitunssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
s6neeffnrme unS srimmiae adlte

S~hNefhhL"e INV bttutHtBe Nuite.
Sn England iotpobI ipis in gan,
europa mar es porise Wofe bitter falt.
6liihe unb Seen iinb iiberaQ susefroren
unb bon alien Seiten fommen Welounr
gen iiber erfrorene pOer in tiefsn S6nees
weben um'S 9sben esfommsne Weni4en.
Sn Shottlanb 1T bic 8dlte erimmiser,
alS felt Subrsebnten: in gbinburs itnno
bas Ibermometer auf 80 8rao unter
Ruq.
Gin flrdterli6er Sbneeiturm, tpie er
felt pielen Sabren nidt msbr ba mar,
bat @ien uno umsebuns beimseiudt unS
bic Stabt fait ednSli6 BON aaem Ser,
tebr ab9ei4nitten. Otebr als $500 4rs
better tparen oumit bei6dftist, bic Stra'
Ben bon ben sroben SdneemaHen su
idubern. Sn ben 8orOrten lag Der
S6nee 7 SUB bod.
Siib. Sranfrsib purbe bon einem bef,
tisen ,,8liaaro" beimseiudt. Der bon
beftieer &dlte begIeitet mar.
Sn @elsnsa 8uIfortore (Stalien) itiirs.
ten untsr Der 2ait bes S6nees bier
Sdufer suiammen. Sedsebn perionen
tpurben unter ben Sriimmern psrf6lttet,
adt fonnten nur ais 2ei6en bsrporse.
sosen peroen. Sa piitOia, Propins
5Iorena 1T cine 5rau i'm S9nee sr.
frpren.
SnfoIse niebereesansensr S4nes.
mahen mar i'm n6rbliden Spanisn Der
giienbubnperfebr fat LIBERAL unterbro.
den. SIN gtrotbale lag Der Sdnss
iedS Sub bod. 8ieIe giienbabnslss
linb einseidneit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
0ert6tlihe8.

8idter @biparbs CAB am Wlontas in
bem Sale bon 9lpptbefer Bbelps. beS
Sonntassuerfaufs anseiIast unb beitraft.
elm @utadten ab, in benz er erfldrte bab
bic 8etrafuns gum stseiten DiaIe fur
bsnielben Sal uneeredt mar unb bab
iiberbaupt bic ben 5aa betrefenben bon
aIb. 8Oit einserei6ten Papiere iebr feb.
lerbaft feien; aus ciefem @runbe Ser'
parf er bic San3e 8erbanbIuns por BEN
Iloermann.
Der GiabaItsbefebI bon Ibbie 8.
S6eaf eesen bic Curtis Webisin So.
purbe permanent semadt. Sc banbelis
ii6 in bieiem Sale um bas 8edt Der
Curtis gompanie, peri6iebene S,ilmittel
bersuiteaen, bel ber bic &ldgerin intereis
Iirt mar. bod erbielt iis ibrsn 4ntbsil
bonn @etpinn ni6t unb oarum bic 8Ia8e
Sn bem Sale bon gnoS 6lpnn seeen
Sobn Sarrineton uno Srau fur eins
Storere6nune BON 1921 .48, bra9ten bic
@sidporenen einen Sprud fur bic sanse
Summe Elm.
gatrid Spift bon 8i1monbaIe batts
bic Slf Sia 8obIen unb @iisn 60. flu
Sl52 riditdnoieen 2obn perflast, erbieI1
cher bon ben 8ei4porenen nur s2.55
;useiproden.
Gbas. Pathen erbielt als NrbeitsIcbr
oeS itm i6ulbenen 2ebi Snpber s60.84
suseiprOden.
g. $. Gutter bate peridisbene Re,
paraturen fur Srau Suian Dale &C.
madt, ftir bic er STA in Wie.be per.
lanete, bic 9eidporenen erIaubtsn ibn
ieoOd nur s27 oafiir.
SIM Sale Der @rben bes Tbomas o.
Soro sesen bic Stabt scranton, ipurb
ibnen 81 500 auseiproben.
Smitb .. Wiott. 2liIisnee Der Weft
ieite 9ant bate s. y. Sabipin fir oel
9etrae elmer 9iote perflast unb es tpur
ben ibm 81, ,44475 bon ben @ei6pors
nen auseIproden.
8sritiebene unbebeutenbe Sale tpur
ben nod erlebist uno in anoeren iinb bi
@eidporenen nod ni6t einis.
Die @rCbseidporenen beenbisten ibr
grbeit am Dtittpob mor9en unb mahtel
gum SdluB nod peridieoene Sori6ldse
Sic slauben oab piele 8erbreden ben
unseiebli6en 8erfauf bon @etrdnfen su
suidreiten iinb, baB piele Iseniirte 8lds
nibt seniisenee glffomObation unb un
nDtbis iinb. baB bic osridieoenen Srie
censbeamten i'm Gouutp ni6t ibrs poa
Yfi6t ttun in 8etref bon 9issnsperIes
ungen uno eriuden bas @eridt I'm
WaBrsseIn aussufinben, oamit bic Sc
ieBe beher befolst peroen, 10 ,.oaB Ser
breden, armutb unb nnannebmIidfeitel
in 2adaipanna County perminbert tpsr
oen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
HnS oem cbereu xbaIe.
(ar&balb GprrsIppneen,.)

- Der 4idbrise Sobn bes Senrp
2ansmunn BON Ssrmpn tuuroe am lebtsn
Samitas beerbist.
- 9as neue Borough @ebGube in
Tbroop tpurbe am Samitas 9lbsnb our6
Surseb SpfeS unc Gouneil formea an'
9enommen.
-Sobn WcOonneq bon 9broop Bat
cine SIase fur 8erleumouns sesen Dm.
v. Sarbipid anseitrenet, neil IeBterer
ibn Dor 3eu8en einen Disb unb 8duber
bieb.
- @iqiam Coleman bon Olppbant
perIor lebte Wode ben 3eieefinser ber
redten Sanb, Der ibm p6brenb Der 9lrbeit
in Der @bbp Greet Wiine Serqueti6t
tpurbe.
= Ser 83 Sabre aIts Daniel O'Rous
BON 9edUile, bssins am lebten Oonner'
tag Selbitmorp, inbem er ii6 in einem
4bort erbdnete. Wielan6olie, burb
2lltersfdpd6e unb &ranfbeit berbeise.
fiibrt, iOlen ibn sur Gbat setrisben
baben.
- Sin unfaq srsisnsten ii6 am Ieb,
ten Donnerfta9, pel6er ben Sob bon
Sbsoeore Gale. einen i6limmsn 8ein,
bru6 bes g9ilIiam Worsuu unb elm isbr
tnappss gntfommen bon Sarrp Wap sur
5oIse bate. Oiap, pelber ais 3uss
fiibrer Der 2ofomotipe angeitsqt 1T,
weIde ben @uIm nad benz Ir6balo GuIms
baufen am Weit Serse fdbrt, berlor
Gontroqe iiber bic 2ofomotipe unb bies
ielbe itob pie Der 9IiB bic gbene binab
unb traf nit obissn 8eiultat bic unten
anseitelten 4rbeiter. Wap fprang ab,
ionit mare CT pabrideinIid aud sei6btet
perben.
(&arbpnealt &prrtippneen,.)
- 9ie Del. & Subion Gompanis tpirb
i'm Srlbiabr sine babi&e Station bier
srridten.
@s ideint iest ii6er. baB Garbons
bale bic neue Seloenfabrif erbalten tpirb.
benn bis Samitaa mlttas tparen S26, 900
fur bieielbe unteribrieben -mebr ais bon
ben intereiiirten Serren perlanst tpurbe.
- Sim Samhas morssn tpurbe Samss
8iIeen bon 8roofIpn Strabe i'm 9lo. l
Sdaht Der .. & $. So. i6Iimm Der.
lest, inbem er einen 9rub oes rebten
armss unb peri6isbeue Sdrittpunbsn
erblelt.
= Die @inipobner bon WapfisIb tpur.
ben am lestsn SreItas in srObe aufres'
uns psrisbt bur6 bic 8erbaftuns bon
U. q. 8atsr. Der ansetlast 1T, feline lis
idbrigs 9obter ssnotbsddtist su baben.
8afer tpurbe nod bem County 9efdne'
nib ssianpt, itelt ober bic Ibat in 4b'
reoe.
Gin @rad ereienete ii6 IeBte
Bobe auf Der Ontaria 8abn einise
Dteilen oberbalb @arbonoale, inbem bic
Bride, pelbe iibsr bic grie 8eIeiie fiibrt, |
inter bem 9stpi6t zines Soblensusss su'
ammenbrat, unb babel fdnisebn Barren
,emolirt ipurben, ep9 slldll4erpsiie
)lIemano perlest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
&tabtrath.
Common @ounciI. 10. Sanuar.

common council, l0. sSanuar.
Cine Sibung obisen 3neises fanS
beute 9lbenb unter benz 8oriis bon yleaIis
itatt.
Sie Orbinana tpeIde cine Steuer bon
$500 idbrIi4 auf 5ra1tfutrpasen er.
bebt, tpurbe an bas Straben. unb 9rds
den' @omite beripieien. Sic erbGIt eine
alauiel, iponad Sober, Der cine pierabIs
liss 8aoidiene an ieinsm @agen an.
brinet, bun Der Steuer frei ertldrt tpirb.
Wtoir rei6te eine 8sioIution elm in
8etreff zines fiinitIibsn Sees i'm 9lap
4us Yarf, bic referirt ipurbe.
9tealis reidte eine ReioIution Elm,
peI6e ben Wapor eriudt, eins Special.
wabl su berufen, UNI ben Sib bon
@Ountps SdaBmeifter Sdabt su beiesen.
Die bon Robatban einsereidte Refo
luton, psIde 9runoeisentblmern er.
laubt, nit einem Ssper 8erbinouna au
MAIDEN, Oh bafdr besablt porben 1T ober
ni6t, 10 es bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an.
orbnet, tpuroe an oas betreffsnoe Gomiis
psrtpieien.
gBenseI berief bic Strabenbabn Orbi,
nans sur britten 2eiuns. bod ipurbe bic,
islbe sur na&iten geriammIuns suriid.
selest.
Die Orbinans fir Elm sIeftriites 2i6i
on Der Gloer Strabe am Subufer paiiirte
brittle 2eiuns uno eine anbere, fur stpei
eleftrii6e Si4ter in Der l. Warb, tpurbs
sineerei6t.
Select @ounciI, Is. Sanuar.
Sn Der beute Nbenb ab8ebaItenen
SpesiaIberi iummIuns obisen 3peises bes
Stabtratbes pnhirte bic Orbinans, tpeIde
Der Bailey Baifosier Strabenbabn an
peribiebenen Strabsn unb Der 8oarinp
9roof 8rdde g8esere1t siett, sipeite
unb brittle 2eiuns; ba bieieIbe BON
Common Council aud paifirt ipurbe. ir
1T oieieIbe in &raft, iobalb Der Wapor
feline nnterihrift barauf fest.
Staotratb &agner bon Der 70. Warb,
Der eIaubt, oaB oieieIbe fir ibre BripiIe.
glen beSablen ipllte. polts bic Orbinan;
10 amenoirt baben, bab bic Gompantt
$500 idbrIid fir ben @ebrau6 bei
Bride an bic Stabt 3abls. bod baa
4menoemsnt ipuroe nit 10 sesen
Stimmen nieberseitimmt.
98. So. Sinn bradte eine Srbinan;
elm. bic ben 3iped bat, eine Steuer bon
$500 idbrIi6 fur ieOsn StraBsnbabn.
pasen au erbeben; refsrirt. Cine Oroi.
nans fur einen Staq Der @rceliiol
Sdlaub @ompanie ipurbs slnitig ber
ri4tet unb pahirte erite uno sipeite 9si.
uns; oisienise fir Elm elsftrii6es 2i6l
an ber gds bon 8epier Npsnue unb DALI
Strabe pailrte brittle 2eiuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18

9eutf6s 8risfIife.
Snp. Sdbr, Sas. 6flfer
8. q. 6ubt t5rl v. SasmaYer.
6ranf S6mibt gbas. Wsibbafsr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
sbas. Bang. Q. aapmsyr
Sang s Co.,
0ampf 8ottlins @erfe,
12I ASenm Mpenme.

6abrifanisn BON
5raubtn- -Spea, Bird. Bier SpbapaiTn, Gar
lapartla, Stltsrs-gBaitr, 8tlfaa @ingtr
alt, Grab appls Gibtr.
easrbiu unb pprir IN Glai&tn fir ben
6ausgtbraut ptrbfn fpfftnfrtt in's Saus &C.
lisfrt. BA- 5tltpbon Rp. 592.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
GriifS in Tranfreid.

W. Gaiimir 9srier. Der an STEELE bes
ermorbeten Garnot gum 8rdiiOentsn Der
frans6IiI6en 8epublif erp6blt porbsn
tuar, bat am 9ienitas feline ReiisnutiOn
sinsereidt. 9ie Nadridt rief bic nils
bette aufresuns in 8uris berpOr, unp
pdbrsnb bic 8ubitalen bariiber iubeIn,
seitebsn bic Sreunoe Der Orbnune su,
baB nit bieiem S6ritte cine GriiiS ber'
uufbeidporen iei, beren 6oIsen iid bis
ieBt nitt ermeHen Iafen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
Neme Mmseigem.
Sef1btiaer's Waebriebt.

IN RE-: Nipellirung son Mpniey Mpenue
iwii6sn Dslawars Strabs unb NOrp parf
Staet SCRANTON.
Yin AIs bic 90 angsbt :-Rabriti pire bier.
nit gsgtbsn, eab Der 8sriht br 8slidtiasr In
p5iesm Sale ON 9. Sanuar 1895, bem @sri6
pprsslsst unb nisi bsifatist purts, uue mem
innerbalb brsibis Gage pom pbissn Datum
feint Ginptnbunsen eagsssn srbpbtn trtrefn.
pire ssritlbf ablpIut bsfGtist. Das fplssnef II
Gin 8spsi6nie hes Sslhlu0ss ibn S&abtn
unb Nussn, mic be astsr Sri&t ibn tutbalt;
BIT Got. S6a- Rub, an psn be- Bon mem
ben. en-. iabIbar. bsablbar.
81 atin asin
Fl . "
81 3 $500 @.@. .@isnr { StaSt
Scranton
sl 4 asiH
81 8 $50 Gtas.p. .9Onss s siaSt
lSnantcn
ls is 2ss SIS rs gisasss%s' S.. gss'is +"
r. r. q : ssiH
10 tSSi4s6OO "samI s'ar'm 5 gtasi
IS 7&s $500 =" @m.einsfay
lS 9 adn
lS 10
ts ts Il Il " q
6. 3. WeHallH
Gbas. 8pmpsl
&anbplpb &ripptH
SsF6tisr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
2anb III perfanfen :

Bon elmer Strsdt BON stpa 325 adsrn un-
tuliipirtsm eanp, sslsstn in ben Scwnitips
Nsptpn uue 8nnicm, perfAufe i'd bsIisbiss par
3sasn su $25 ben Nfsr
5erner: Saus unb Got Ho. 2747 Safipn
Strabs, Got so bel IFS 6ub; Sbftdume, gutter
Srunusn, Staa unb anpere 8srbelIsrunsen
W. 8Ipts, 2747 Sadlpn Strubs. #
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
Gutter Serbienft.
9suti6s Ndnner perlanst
@eIte @iIlsns iinb. iid Elm rentabIes
8eih1lf Al qriin0en.

8ir piniheu. oab SeOer, Der obu, geitdf.
lisuna III. ooer feline sutrieoentsllenoe arbrlt
b0t. uno Die 8erireiun8 fur unisre 6irma gsgen
quite 8ejabluns gu iibernebmen wiuibt. per-
trausnsuoa an uns fhrsibt, uno mir meroen
oemielbsu unisr anerb,stsn nebft grobeu toften'
frei lberienosu
Wr winihen nur einen gertreter fur ieoen
Siftrii, wsldsr nod nidt bsisst 1T Rau
wenee fih lofprt au Or s. 3. SHoop, 3o. IL
Staie Ctr. Naeine. @is. ID
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
3u perfanfen :

5aus unb Got, ssIssen an pittstOn apsnus,
limb bilis ;u ptrfaufrn. Na6iufraasn BET 5rau
Q. eptpfnitsin, Tia @sbar Apsnus, bintsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18

Der philadelphia Sps3iaIif. unb isin etab pun
amsritanii6en uno oeuti@sn aepten,
fino ndd Dem
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-18
SeiebdftssMn5ei8er.

BUD. uue aeeiptn,, ,Drudsr.
grtb. u. Wasnsr Drudarbsii isbsr ari,
In ensliittr unb bfutl6sr Spra&s, 51i eada.
mama @psnus, ssssniibsr BEN 8inlty StOrs.
Groceries uns Srppifipnsn.
Brandon s. miller (Na9fpIsn BON
Seablf & Steea), tf6 penn Apt.
Gbpin 6. Zeal, "a eadamanna ape.,
bas briibmtt @bite Sppnst Rtbl.
8reb. 8. @ibmaytI DsIiiattfTtn,
$50 eadapanua Apenue.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-11
BICYCLE.


Upon petition signed by Judge
Cooper and fifteen members of the
bar, the Justices of the Supreme
Court have ordered the removal of
the Law Library to the other end
of the Judiciary building, cas- the
typewriter, telephone, and the
necessary noise of the Clerks de.
partment and courtroom renders
its present location undesirable
for study" The lawyers will like
ly have a telephone and call boy
for themselves in the new quar-
ters. Superintendent Rowell has
the plans i: hand for the removal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-11
u ny GOODS

In Honolulu there is
always something that de-
mands the attention of the
fair sex. More especially
is this true when good
bargains are offered. In
catering to the wants of
the Honolulu ladies, the
merchants must buy judi
ciously and select only the
most artistic designs. Es-
pecially is this true of
white dress goods. l re-
ceived by the AUSTRALIA
a new line of these goods
that are very pretty. They
must be seen, however, to
be appreciated. l also re-
ceived a fine line Of Lad
les Shirt Waists and Cor
sets. Now that the Cho-
lera is over and life, social
ly, has resumed it's normal
condition, the dry goods
business must increase
materially in the next
month. Anticipating this
demand | have laid in this
fine stock Of goods and
they are now ready for
your inspection, and can
be purchased at a reason
able figure.
M. S. LEVY.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-11

There was short but fierce en-
counter between Tom Mearns and
another person,in front of Tracy's,
on Fort street Saturday night, in
which Mearns, who WAS the ag-
gressor, was badly worsted. He
had some grievance against the
ether man, and, seeing him pass
by, sprang upon him furlonsIy.
The man Immediately turned,
threw Mearns, and by the time
the bystanders dragged them
apart, had succeeded in decorat-
ing Mearns' head with a variety
Il cuts and bruises, while his
clothing was torn to rags, The
row took place about twenty min
utes before twelve.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

EDITOR BULLETIN:-Please al
low a former member space for a
few remarks anent the above
League-now surviving its useful
ness, as is generally believed.
In the report of the meeting
held last night, the statement is
made that much dissatisfaction
was felt at the apathy shown by
many former members, and es-
peciaIly by those who had been
materially assisted to work and
position, and further that on the
18th instant those who are in de-
fault in the matter Of dues are to
be dropped from the record.
Now | am in full sympathy with
the last proposition. The course
adopted should have been the
work Of months ago, now it is too
lato in the day; and for the fol-
lowing reasons, which | shall try
and explain with brevity.
list: The Americ n League, as
such, has ceased to exist, and rs
proof there are officers holding
responsible positions, who never
saw the L. ;. A, contrary to the
letter and spirit Of the constitu-
ton, where it is distinctly set !
forth that none but American |
citizens are eligible FIR member
ship, not to mention office. Now
comes my second reason.
2rd: There are neither Amer
leans nor American citizens mem
bers of the League, for it is held,
and properly | think, all such,
and myself included. have lost all
right and title to that glorious
privilege whether cotton by right
Of birth or acquired by law. Such
are held in bonds OF oath, and by
reason Of milItnry serv, ce simply
as citizens of the Hawaiian r.
public, and it is now too late to
Squeal and ask that the stakes be
drawn The constitution and by
laws Of the so-cajled League have
been trampIed under foot and are
, dead letter, "A verItabIe dead
cock in the pit" 1t is my belief
hat individually no member has
any claim whatever on the great
Republic to which we want at
east utilization.
The position then-as it appears
10 your WRITER'S this Having
, society with a constitution
loudly dead, let one and all of
the ruins build up "a better struc-
ture, open to all nationalities hav-
ing common interests, note the
clause. There is nothing per-
sonal interded in the above, and
| will join any new society found.
ed in the interest of annexation,
or as it has been called closer
political union to America. L
think reasons have been shown
why there are 50 many members
Of the A. l.. in default, and fail
in attendance at meetings.
FORMER MEMBER.
November 8, 1895.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-11
For Sale.

An "ED WESTMAYER" BERLIN UP
right Piano in excellent condition will be
sold cheap. Address, Y,
l3S-tt BULLETIN Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-11

Nearly Fifteen Hundred Ballots Cast
This Morning.

Nearly Fifteen Hundred Ballots Cast
This Morning.
Nine hundred and two ballots
we're cast on Saturday, but the
count was finished too late to be
inserted in that days paper. To-
days count has been by far the
largest of any yet, 1855 ballots
having been taken from the box.
The subjoined tables include the
votes Of both days AID show that
Miss Giffard has largely increased
her lead over Miss King, while
Mrs. Renner has crept up very
close for second place.
The Rambler and Cleveland
have changed places, the former
being the fuvorite, while the Mo-
n"rcn has gained nearly as many
votes As both Of them, making
close third.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-11-11

If you feel out of sorts, call at
The Criterion and try our refresh
ting Seattle Beer on draught.