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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-31
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ABSOkUKEEX PURE

Government employees will get
paid of tomorrow.
Wing Tai Lung advortises tim
ware, crockery, hardware, cigars,
etc.
Cheong Kee Co. plumbers, sell
all kinds Of tinware, crockerv,
etc at lowest prices.
Several creditors mourn the de-
parture of Chas. j. Whitney on
the China yesterday.
The Y. NJ. G. A. orchestra will
send an order for quantity Of
orchestral music to San Francisco
by the steamer Coptic.
President Wuterhousa of the
Board Ct Health announces else
where the removal of restrictions
on travel and traffic.
Theo. III. Davies & Co. advert SO
the S. S. Asloun to leave for Yo-
kohama and Hongkong on or
about Nov. Is.
The lunch department of the
Woman's Exchange opens to-
morrow, November LIST. Hours
from II to /.
The police captured a deserter
from the Amy Turner this morn
ing. lie was ctaled in the
hold of the bark Ceylon.
The old Board of Health build
ing is used storehouse for the
miscellaneous furniture accumu-
lated during the epidemic.
There is a long calendar of
cases for the November term OF
the Circuit Court to open on Mon
day next. Judge Cooper will
preside.
Typographical errors are not the
only funny ones. A Government
official has attested that an oath
was taken before him on this
2lst day Of Oahu, 1895" go.
General A. S. Hartwell and ex-
Minister Lorrin A. Thurston have
formed law partnership to take
effect on the LIST of Mover Der. Tn,
new firm will be Il strong one.
The next mail for the Coast viii
be by the Copic on Novembel
9th. The Warrimoo for Vancou
yer may leave a day sooner, bu
the Coptic will get there first.
Judge Cooper this mornin,
heard Hemen VS.. Kamakaia OF
demurrer. Monsarrat. Kinney
and Ballow are for plaintiff anC
Magoon and Humphreys for dc
PENDANT.
Arthur Harrison has made 1
big beginning this morning on hi!
contract to put in new fronts tC
the buildings occupied by the
Hollister Drug Company anc
Lewis & Co.
Six wooden boxes and an iron
pan completely blockaded tn,
sidewalk on Queen street near the
Judiciary bulldingat noon today
They were evidently garbage con
tainers neglected by householders
as the gutter and walk were strew
ed with decaying kitchen refuse
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-31
Road Jury.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
" meeting Of the Road Jury in re.opening
Of the road known as Bishops Lane and
leading from Nuuanu street at and be.
tween the premises owned by Mrs. +. II.
Hebron and MIR. W. o. Smith towards Ii.
liha street, Honolulu, Oahu, will be held at
the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce on
Friday, November !, 1895, at Q o'clock p.
m. at which time all persons interested in
the same are requested to be present.
\. NJ. BROWN,
l4l-lt Marshal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-31
In The Circuit Court of the First
Circuit.

In THE MATTER OF THE BANKRUPTCY
OF KAsAMArsU, DoING Business As
THE PACIFIC TRADING COMPANY.
Creditors of the said Bankrupt are hereby
notified to come in and prove their debts
before the Circuit Court Of the Filst Circuit
at Chambers, at Honolulu on Friduy the
Sth day of November, 1898, between the
hours of ten O'Clock in the forenoon and
noon of the said day aud elect an As
sgneo, or Assiguees OF tie said Bamkrupts
Estate. by the Court.
GEORGE LUCAS,
HOST Clerk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-31
LOG VI AND GENERAL

The mounted patrol induIgod in
target practice at the Knkaako
butts yesterday afternoon.
The police are looking for a de-
sorting sailor from the bark Cev-
Ion, for whom a reward is offered.
James n. X. Keola, clerk of the
House of Representatives, is ct
ing as editor pro TEN. of the kuo-
koa.
The scarcity Of saki in the local
market has been relieved by the
arrival OF over 500 tubs on the
China.
George Stratemeyer expects his
wife and children, who have been
away ten months, t. return on
the next Australia.
The sale of tickets for the lawn
tennis entertainment at Y NJ G. a
hall on Saturday evening pro-
misses o large audience.
The band will play at Thomas
square tonight and tomorrow
night and on Saturday afternoon
at Emma square.
Creditors of Marcus r. Colburn
are notified that Monday, Nov. 10,
is appointed to hear his petition
for discharge from bankruptcy.
The dedicatory exercises of the
High school take place tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. The band
will furnish music for the occa-
sion.
Archbishop Riordan, in a recent
address in San Francisco, said he
hoped the time will soon come
when no Catholic will own or
conduct II saloon.
A bright advertisement is the
morning star of business that
wrinkles for the world. The
BULLETIN is the best advertising
medium in the islands.
The San Francisco Call saws
that if it be true that Japan is
reaching out for Hawaii it will be
fortunate for her if she tumbles
to herself before she tumbles in
the sup.
The managers of the Hawaiian
Athletic Association met last
evening, and finally decided that
the much-talked of road race
should take place on Saturday
November 10th.
Creditors of Kasamatsu, lately
doing business as the Pacific Trad
ing Company, are notified to come
into the Circuit Court on Friday,
Nov. 8, and prove their claims and
elect an assignee or assignees.
Judge Perry has rendered judg-
ment in favor Of Il. Krouse and
against G. Ii. Ruttman for the
sum of $3l8.30 and ordered that
the latter be detained in Jail I'M
til he gives security for the
amount.
At the San Francisco Bay Dis
trict Track on October 10th
Autonomy, ridden by Burlingame,
ran third in a fve.and-s. half
furlongs selling race for three
year-oldS and upwards. The
winner time was los ga.
The San Bernardino merchants
who were bitten by a tramp ad-
vertising-sharp will remember the
value of their local newspapers
hereafter. So says the San Fran
cisco Call. The BULLETIN is the
best advertising medium in the
Islands.
An exchange says the possibili-
ties of the Texas crurts as a
means for advertising u prize
fight have been exploited with an
assiduity that would make Black
stone turn white. As a means of
legitimate advertising the BULLE-
TIN is the best medium in Ha-
wall.
The quality Of the advertising
done will usually be reflected in
the kind of people it draws. If a
merchant harps on cheapness on.
ly, he will draw to his store the
poorest portion of the population
if quality is his watch word, he is
apt to get an entirely different
class of customers. The BULLETIN
is the best advertising medium in
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-31

afternoon.
One advertisement in time in
the BULLETIN saves nine in other
mediums.
Company A has engaged the
Hawaiian club for it's dance at
the drill shed this evening.
The usual amount of interesting
news, summarized from our eX-
changes, appears on the inside
pages.
The Chinese Relief Society is
S4OO ahead of the late epidemic.
The money will be used for ind g
ent Chinese.
Many people went out to Makee
Island last night to hear the band
play, and the cars did good
business.
Hashimoto, japanese who
deserted the contract service of
the Honokaa plantation, has been
returned to his work.
Evangelist Yatman held revival
services at Eva yesterday after
noon. Two services will be held
at the Y. NJ. g. A. hall today, at
4 and 1870.
The stone front of the Won Holt
building is looming up in great
shape. Arthur Harrison fur
nishes the stone frome his Puma
hou quarries.
The Chinese-English Debating
Society tomorrow night will de-
eide the question whether the in
tluence of missionaries in China
is beneficial or not.
Editor Shortridge of the San
Francisco Call says the islands of
the word would not make so
much trouble if the continents
would let them alone.
The fishing party chaperoned
by Captain Gates of the S 2
Hitchcock got off at 8 o'clock this
morning on the j A Cummins.
They are expected home on Sun
day.
The Union Feed Company is
having the yard and roadway in
the rear of its extensive ware
houses macadamized, and one of
the steam rollers is at work on the
job.
Persons having claims against
Sinborn d Co., contractors for
fence building on the Waianae
division OF the Oahu railway, are
notified to send them in to the
railroad Office at once.
Honokaa Sugtr Company has
elected the following officers: f
A Schaefer, President; j Marsden,
Nice-President; J Hoting, Trea-
surer; Ii Renjes, Secretary; Nj
Mclnerny, Auditor.
No boarding up of votes can be
done under the rules of the Bull
LETIN's bicycle contest. Every
thing connected with it is open
and aboveboard, and the manage
ment has nothing whatever to do
with counting the ballots.
Three sailors of the bark C. d.
Bryant failed to return to that
ship this morning, and Captain
jacobson posted a reward of So
each for their return. The men
were discovered by Lieutenant
'Holi in the Empire Saloon and
sent on board.
Commissioner Henry Smith ex-
poets to get through taking de-
positions in the Cranstoun-Mul-
Ter cases tomorrow. Owing to
pressure of business in the Clerk's
office and desire of Attorney
Davis for the C. A. S. S. Line to
get day off the court took recess
over today.
John Patrick, Irish; L. A. ID.
Gardner and Harry Levin, Am
ercan; Joe Fabian, Jr., Keleme-
neke and Haulani, Hawaiian;
Kawikaliilii, South Sea Islander,
and zap Sing, Chinese, are recent
additions to the list of persons
taking the oath of fidelity to the
Constitution.
The road jury appointed to con-
slider the matter Of opening a new
road from Nuuanu to LiIiha street
will meet at the Chamber Of Com
merCe rooms tomorrow nftnrnnnn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-31
Notice.
N THE CIRCruT COURT, FIRST

l. Circuit Of the Hawaiian Islands.,In the mat
ter of the Bankruptcy OF NJ. K. COLBURN
OF Honolulu.
Order on petition of Bankrupt for discharge.
Upon reading and filing the petition of VI
K. COLBURN of Honolulu, Oahu, alleging
that more than six months have elapsed
since he was adjudcatcd bankrupt, and
praying for discharge from all his debts.
II Is ordered that MONDAY, the 18th day of
November, AID 1895, in A'iiolani Hale Ho-
nolulu, at 10 A. NJ, OF that day, at Chambers,
be, and the same is hereby appointed for the
hearing OF said petition, at which time aud
place all creditors who have proved their
claims against said bankrupt may appear aud
show cause, IL any they have, why the prayer
of said bankrupt should not be granted.
BY the Court
GEO. LUCAS, Clerk.
Dated Oct. 80, 1895. lI0-ltw for 3w
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-31
The Lunch Department

nF THE WONTAN'S EXCHANGE OPENS
v tomorrow, November list. 1t is not in
tended at present to serve any HOT food.
Salads, cold meat, home made bread or rolls,
cakes or pies and cold drinks will be fur.
nished. Hours from II till pm. Charges
graduated according to order given. The
Exchange is not open sunday. l4l-lt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-31

HOBRON DRUG CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1895-10-31
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The fairer and more delicate the skin,
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worse it will look after it is freckled.
Thousands Of women, otherwise beautiful
are disigured by these unsightly, brown
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La Frecka is the death.wannnt to freckles.
The preparation of La Frecka is one of
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There are many limitations, some Of them
very dangerous and hurtful to the skin;
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Price ; at drug stores, or by mail.
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Specialist, TAG State St., Chicago. Beauty
Guide. mailed free.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-01
WEI-HAI-WEk FALLS.
The Japan~s~ Capture \" ImpOrta
 ChinRar Naval Station.

The JapRnrse Capture !" Important
 Chinese Naval Station.
 CHEFU Fsh 1.-The Japanese have captured Wei Hail Wei
 Wei-Hai-W was captured Wednesday after a two days skirmishing The Chi- nese bolted when lbe actual assault was made It Is stated that their loss was }. 900 men. I.ui- Kung Tau, m island near the city on which are workshops and some forts. Is still in tho hands of the Chinese. All the Europeans in the city escaped un- hurt, It is reported that during the fight ing all the Chinese men Of-war and ships in the hArbor sailed away uninjured
 YOKOHAMA. Feb l. The Japanese forces operating against Wei Hai Wei have captured the land forts The Chinese peace enyOys will be received today. wASHINGToN, Fob l.-Minlster Kurino Of Japan was delighted to hear of the cap ture of Wei HAi-Wei by his countrymen. He had hcen expecting to hear it dis patch was received at the Japanese lega- tion Thursday from the minister of for eiGn affairs saying that the peace snvoys were expected to arrive at HiroshimA to- day and would be received with all the honors decreed in such cases by inteFna- tional law. Speaking of the dispatch, Minister Kuriuo expressed the fear that the peace negotiations might fail If such should be the case. he said it will be entirely ChinA's fault. We have repeatedly stated publicly that our oonferess, Count Ito and Count Mutsu, had full powers to treat and we have de manded that the Chinese enyoys should be similarly commissioned. Although we cannot tell absolutely until their crctien tials are presented. it now appears that the latter have not power to agree absO- lutely to anything. Under thoSs condi- lions w0 shall probably decline to treat and in that case the blame VIII rest on. ttrely on China"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-01
SAVED THREE STARS.
NHlTMkN'S RIDE PRESERVED ORE CON, IDAHO AND WASHINGTON.

A Journey Across the Continent That
 Eclipscs tho Famous Fcats of Paul Revere
 and Phil sherIdan-w Whitman College the
 Only Monument to the Hero.
 Written high upon tho scroll of fame are the names of Faul Revere, Philip Fl. Sheridan and John C. Fremont, and beside them should be the name of Mar GUS Whitman. His name is not there, however, and few people are familiar with the remarkable history of the man who crossed the Ronky mountains six years before John (. Fremont, and who was the hero of ride beside which the midnight ride of Paul Revere from Charlestown to Lexington Ito spread tho alarm through every MiddleseX viii lage and farm" and the famous ride of Sheridan from Winchester 10 Cedar Creek pale into comparative insiGniti- canoe. No Longfcllow has immurtaliz- ed Whitman $ ride in verse, no Reid has told tho story of Whitman's dash from the Pacific coast across tho continent to Washington to save Oregon, Washing ton and Idaho to tho Union, and no monument marks tho spot whtro Whit man s ashes minglc with the dust of Is other bravo prisoners who wero maSsa- cred by tho Cayuse Indians in Oregon in 1S47.
 The only monument thus far reared to Whitman's memory is Whitman col lege, a small framc building in Walla Walla. The college has had hard struggle during the 2S years of its cx- istence, and it's endowment at present is only $ll,00 Nc story of the college would be complete without a sketch oi Marcus Whitman, who never saw the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-01
ASSAULTED THE ENVOY.
General FuentcE Commits an Outrage Upon
 tho Chief of tl:e MonrI.h EInhAssy.

General FuentcE Commits an Outrage Upon
 the Chief of tl:e Mo"rl>h ErnbasSy.
 MAUHlp. Feb -S:,I Blisha is the chief of the special No,riSh embassy now negotiating with Ikv Eu, ernnant Hs to the indemnity for thr Mourish attacks on Meltlla lie was tn have a special audi fn,e wi.h tn. h!nI and ,Tcou regent yes terday, and h, le:I his hotel early in the afternoon. umIanicd " several off Cinls Uf tLc royal EuU,chOld He had taken hut half dozen steps when an elderly man in black ran up 10 him. struck him in the face with his fist and shouted Tell your masIor that a Spnniard did this in the name of General Margallo whom you murdered at Mrlilla," 4 royal official unShcathcsi his sword and was about 10 iniI al" the nl man when his arm was sci cd | he police then arrested tho old man. whom they identified as Gen eral FuentcZ They conveyed him to a military pris n. where he was questioned as to his motives
 Meantime the quccn regent had been informed of the affair She received Sidi Brisha with mHnv expressions of regret anG assured him that FHenteZ was . mad man
 She told him of her high regard for the sultan 0! Mor,rrn and her friendly feel ing toward [ q Mnorish pc pie Alter the aud cnce th, ministers called upon Sid Bri>hH at hl~ h";rl
 All a;e,!o.. ,'.: fur he assault and prom iSed that ti c trr >Enuld be punished most severely Later Marshal Maritime: de Cam | pos Hnl other ons: ic ous soldiers and no | b!crucn vi-. cd the MooriSh envoy. :ar int ,Gcnt IS all the more emharrass ing rs.aI,c th Noors bad just complain
 ed that ny> HH:'' cd them ip the streets O
 Rdl rhc e amber the war miDiste spoh" r." Y of the affair. expressing thu l dce;c>t re-r:t l'e sai that Fuentez wa 1 insane rZ-i rcmier Canovas del Castillo ! al-n ~Sir ss.d rc,;rot Indignation owe 1 t"c a"air $ .-ene-al among all olassos l s!Ai lfr S''a is q cultured and wealth! | 2-an a:l,! i7 srid d. have been personall. | ac,.u0inGel wi'i the ,Ite President Carno 1 and with ord Eosebery. At first he wa l deeply iucvn>e! over the insult and de clared that he would return home st ono | without wai:in2 tO sec the queen. H was appeascd. however. by the nuInerou 1 apologies and the military Order of Msri
 which tn uorn conferred upon him. The government has sent a circular not
 to the diploma'i ,ts who are expected |
 meet at onCc tu consider it Fuentez vii l be court nartialed The military code pre-
 scribes death O lIfe imprisonment for hi I offense
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-01
HE STOPPED A BULLET.
Hut It Was Unintentional on tho Part of
 Senator Elect Lucicn Baker.

Like large number of his futuro col leagues. Lucien Baker, the new RCpub- lican United States senator elect from Kansas, is q lawyer. Mr, Baker was born on a farm in Fulton county. O.. 46 years ago. but has been resident of Kansas for quarter "t d century. He was educated in the Ohio rablic schools and at the University If Michigan, lcav- ing tho latter seat of lcarring a lawyer in 1869. He immediately located in Leavenworth. Kan wArr" the practice of his profession has yit ided him com fortnble fortune. In .o12 hcwas elected district attorney. ani ten years later sought tho nomination for congressman at large. but was beaten ill the conven. tion by E. H Morrill,. the Tlcsent gov ernor of Kansas. In 1899 he was elected state senator.
 Ho iS an antiprohibitiOnist and i'll 1890 bolted the Republican ticket on the prohibition issue. lie has sine, return
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-01
MISS ELEANOR CALHOUN.
A Young American Woman Who Has Made
 n Reputation In Europe.

Among AmCrirau ;,|ivosscs who have distinguished ;h>m>2lv.S abroad Miss Eleanor Calhoun ha' "vi!l-vCd a prominent position. As her name indicates, she comes of a distinguished d southern family, her fathrr having hrtn a nephew of the great South Carolina statesman and or ator, John (. Calhoun, thuuGh she Was born and educated in California. When she visited Georgia some years back, the govCruur gave review as n compliment to her He presented tho famous Cat City guard us rogimcntal escort uf honor and pinned the hadgo of the reg! mcnt on her bosom
 When she decided to make a reputation for herself behind the footliShts, her fam fly encouraged her in every way. Shr played few times in America, but snnn left for England, where her beauty and ability soon made a name for her. She was n, the IlaymarkCt thcatcr, London, for two years under the management ut the Bancrofts, appearing in many parts,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-01
TELEGRAPHIc BRIEFS.

VinelAnd, N. J., is making a crusad, against cigarettes
 William Ibbs was killed by train bo low South Amboy. N. J.
 The Morse ministry has resigned. ant the king has accepted their resignatiOna Chicago police records for a big raid were broken by the capture of ISo gam blers-
 The colossal battleship Majestic wa, launched at Plymouth with great cerO mony.
 Mayor Caldwell of Cincinnati says an, professional prize fighter visiting that city will be sent 10 tho workhouse
 An unknown conscience stricken citi Ean of Lynn. Mass, has sent City Treas urer French e. 900 to reimburse the oity for unpaid personal taxea
 A boiler in the Denver TramwAy com pany's Lawrence street power house ex ploded, killing two men and injuring number of others one of whom will die. William Ward. a section hand employsS on the Houston and Texas railroad at Mil lican. Tex. shot indiscriminately througl the windows of A section house. killinI four men and wounding two.
 College Burned.
 JACKSON, MissL, Feb. l.-The Mary E Holmes college, founded two years ago b, Miss Mary k Holmes of Rock ford, lila for the education of cblored children, wa Burned. No lives wqFs lest
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-01

ed to the Republican fold. but does not consider himself closely bound by party ties In 1873 he was married to Miss Mary Higginbotham of Denver. and the son and daughter. who came to brighten their home, are now students at the University of Michigan and Nassar. re- spectively.
 Early in Bakers legal career he quite uninttn;iou1l'y stepped tho progress of q bullet. Three newspaper men named Anthony. ThETStun ana E:2hry got into a triangular TOW. Thurston SId Embry met in Lcavtnworth saloon. and as Thurston proved the quicker on the draw" there was funeral in the En- bry family. When ThurSton was tried for murder. Baker defended him and procured his acQuittal On the ground of self defense. Anthony and Baker met on tho street short time later, and Thurston fired. Tho ball missed Antho- ny. but sped un down the street about 100 yards and passed through the body | of Baker. who happened 10 be standing in front of a telegraph office. The ball cut off one Of Bakers thumbs and dan gerously wounded him in tho body. but fate evidently int, n,lcd him for q Unit ed States senator, and Inc did not die.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-01
THE CRISIS.

President Cleveland would much prefer that congress would psss a bill. either in accordance with the recommendations contained in his special message. or with it's own ideas of what ought to be done to enable the government to redeem it's promises to pay when presented; but if congress does nothing he does not propose to sit idle and see the credit of the govern ment injured by the lack of gold to redeem its notes. He has given congress & last chance to act. bnt if such leading mem bers of the senate as Vest and Sherman do not mi<iudge the situation, the senate is tied md and foot and cannot act, even if the honse passes the bill now before the committee on banking and currency, which proposes to carry the recommenda- ton of the president into effect. That being the case. it may be set down as cer- tain that President Cleveland and Secre- tary Carlisle will act, They will issue more bonds to get the gold to redeem the greenbacks and treasury notes, under the specie resumption act of 1875, and the president has said that he would continue to issue bonds as often as gold is required until congress relieves the situation by legislation.
 As President Cleveland and Ievery mem Der of the cabinet understands and con- strues the present laws. it is no longer a question of whether one favors the issue of bonds. but of getting gold, which can only be gotten by bonds. Whether con- gress authorizes su issue of bonds or not bonds will be issued. When congress de- clines to sanction the issue of bonds it Is, under the circumstances. the act of a coward. inasmuch as it is shirkinG re- sponsibility that properly belongs to con- gress Besides. congress in providing for bonds could accompany it with remedial legislation. which would put an end to the gold raid upon the treasury