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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-26
OFFICIAL. ADNlCES.

Several Skirmishes in Which insurgents
Are Said TO Have Been Beaten.
Havana. June ga dispatch from san
IA Clara announces tho death there from
yellow fever Of Major Isaac Garcia Vail
Colonel Molina IS suffering with the same
discase AT Guanahaooa.
General Pin has arrived in order to
have conference with Captain General
Weyler
lieutenant Colonel Castor, while nut
suing tho members of AN expedition who
district learned that his scouts had killed
German named Wadcrsandt. who IS De
scrihed as being a manufacturer of iyna-
mite bombs. Later the troops met the
Insurgents under Ia Crete. Mcstr, and
Sarguilly on the heights Of Perla. The
enemy was dislodg"d and the Spanish
force pursued the insurgents for three
heights of .Josefa in the Esp~ranza dis
trict. but were dislodged and left thirteen
kllcd and y number of Mauser rlf,. and
quantity of ammunition behind them.
besides carving away many wosnded
Among tho latter was the nsurgcn' lead
R RIirId i've" soldiers wounded and two me"
General Munoz destroyed u number Of
lnsurg.n, places Of refuge in tho Tapia
valley In Pinar del Rio when the In
sureents cpene1 nre upon them. The col
umn under General lnclan thereupon at
tackled the sierra ami captured three i'll
surgeon camps. while General Munoz
with the ISABEL i.acastoica battalion,
marched to the right by the Reyes farm
and engaged the left of Antonio Maceo's
forces for two hours. compelling the
enemy Ia abandon camp The insurgents
are said 10 have numbered ie0 men I'M
dor Maceo. Pan1eras. Diaz and Soto
| mayor. Tho enemy retired with n loss of
| thirty-one killed and had Lieutenant
| Azensir seriously wounded and Lieutenant
| Manuel Sancho and thiriy-four soldiers
| slightly wounded.
| on tho following day General Tnclan
pushed on the IechucGa and burned two
| nsurgent camps. 'rha Insurgents mad hut
| man, rpciStapoe
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Sims Thorpe. Perkins. Ray and r: VII
liams, The betting vas 10 on the en-,
try. s 10 Scmper Ego; 10 to ! l.ok' ana
They We're sent away With Isoki IN tront;
Scnpc- ESQ Second. Ben Edcr th'rd ana
rser Rrush fourth. 49,
pare. and as they swung around into me
Upper turn the position was, Een fner,
IoAi. Howard Mann. Smrer EsS am
Bsr Er1sh Howard Mann dropped BACK
lasi and from there on to the wire the
positions were unchanged. save that Ken
Brush moved ur on the FAR tnTn anu
was hr.et brush between the 'wo Bens
ana Lckt bu, that col, did not like the
eoiar and Brush went on, winnins
HARDLY Ben Edsr Vas ,:ss s.N ;n IRON, h0s \,
Sen,l.,r Ego The time was $40 IL and
the race while pretty 10 look at. was
,s9' sensational. The derby VA. MAS w" RI,
Miie-lslin. 10, Nan Ruren,. to 1.
won. Rlconiar rs tSherrAr,. 10 10. sec
1'sn,e. iiiSi
N,.fe-sixieen,hs of mile. e-year- olds--
Protiis. l,N tThcrpei. 10 /. won. Thrre
Bars. III tshesrer,. ; to J, SECOND The
-
six furloncs seinne-Moylan. io1 tsimsl,
to 5. Won; Prince Imperial. III tThorpe,,
even. sscond: old Center, q unpee>. 70
to l. third. Time. i;l1 -.
The I.atona derby for s-yenroids. mile
ana one half--R~n Brush ~ 'sims,. to
second l.oki IT, Ray). 10 to /. third.
Time. ga IL.
t'ive furlcnss-snN,rn. lls ,smsl: 70
second; iowa, 10 Perklne). to l, third
Time in9 l-2.
seven furicngs-Aimee Goodwin. a'
Is IN l. second: Elsket. % H'owler). Ii 10
!. third. Time, i.So.
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SHORT NEWS STOKES

N1cHoLAsvILLE, Ky Collector, y
been indicted by the sraha '
bczZlement. .o,ary OK ~
culture has issued an ,s 9ras. on EXP
ne ream ,1 wMare, Of IS ss' 1871 :, .e
NEWPORT, KIN re rns before RI l%
Helm a motion for a ne ~ he he murder
NJ, Waxing, convicted o.
Pearl Bryan. Williams
MISUNDERSTANDING. vssa. calt'
1.riped states consul at 'csiosed up
the state department s,ns p and
lied ali his accounts. -, clevs!
WASHINGTON Prssia." returnss
ord sscretary Carlisle haVed down Inc 4
e Washinrton from their n.. ,r's ali pS dons -
iomac. The fishing VAR sport w
the party making sooa
water fish.
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A CLOTDBURST.
Loss to Property VIII Reach Hundreds of
Thousands OF Dollars


Marietta, Ohio June Ga cloudhurs'
took place .ast night which covered n wide
area and was the most destructive ever
known in this territory Houses were
swept away. sock of all kinds were
drowned and persons narrowly ESCAPED
with Their lives. on some streams the va
ter rose twenty feet in ten minutes and
came on the people almost as suddenly as
the ,lohnstown food and was very much
like that food In many respects.
Crops are ruined on the little Muskin-
gum FOR twenty miles and on many Of the
small tributaries of the Ohio above here
The Cleveland and Marietta and Ohio
river railroads are greatly damaged and
tnnjns delayed The loss Will reach hun
dreds of thousands of dollars The de-
ais arr melgre. but j, Is feared that the
worst has not been told.
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AT ST. .OuIs.

Easily.
St Louis, June 1.-The feature of to-
days card at ,he far grounds WAS the
Trcwers haniicar 5000 for 3-yrar-ulds.
which Mas Won rather easily by Typhoon.
on m;le-First i,eal, Mercury Cherry
stone, Tir7e / 10
Selling seven furlones Ben AMI, Harry
Mcroush Rlackne Br, sh. rime l'St,4..
Selling one mil Weenaf HE. Rnett
Goo,ie. ,iacls RradloN. Time ! iji..
'rhe. Brewers handicap, 5000. six FUR
loi.g~- Tyl hoon. Lincoln Suck Wider.
r no i.l7s,.
Nine-sixtsenths Of q m.le--Laly Hamll-
ton. Matte Relle. Gladys III. Time. :5''l.
SIX fi,rion.;s- Don Garlic. Pelleas, Dom 4
Mood Time II.
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FIRED on RY A GUTTER.
Revenue Vessel Used Solid shot Against
an American Steamer.

Revenue Vessel Used Solid Shot Against
an American Steamer.
Tampa Fla. June 25.-The steamer
Commodor, cleared Yesterday for Charles
ton. She was instructed not TO sail with
out reporting to Captain Hanks of the
revenue cutter McI.ane.
This afternoon the Commodore weighed
anchor and went down the bay The
McLane sigralied twice for her to stop
She did Not do il and the McLano fired
a blank shot, but got no answer. A
second blank Was then fired with like
result \ solid shot was then fired and
missed the Commodore about seven fee,
She stopped suddenly and was boarded
by the revenue men and found all right.
She then went down the bay about 1--WE
miles and was boarded by two sloop=
When about twelve miles away ,hc Nc
Lane gave chase. and pursued and pur-
suer have not been seen or heard from
since.
For, Tampa. Fla June 95-This morn
ing a ten ton schooner left Ballast Point.
SIX miles down the bay. with sixty
ruhans ard proceeded to sea TO NEE,
the Commodore at designated point
down the coas-. ~ 1919 tonight the Mc-
Lane had no. returned. She speeds at
nine miles m hour while tho Commodore
goes fourteen. SO the cnbans 10 no. fear
the latter VIII he over'alen by the cit
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A. Q. L. W.

Buffalo. New York. June Sat today's
session of The supreme lodge. A o. u. W.
the changes recommended by the heno-
it,al commissioncr We're adopted in com
.nttse OF the who,e and were referred to
the committee on laws to formulate the
necessary amendments TO the constitu-
tion.
The proposition 10 erect and maintain n
s.nln'uh' ior consumpt.vos at Lns
Vegas. y. Nj. Vas defeated.
me afternoon was devoted to amending
IN, ,l'uai ami cXemplIfying the secret
w"rh. ~sds dr,,iel to hold the next
sess'"h oi Inc supreme lodge in Nebn,,ka.
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ARTlCLlts sIGNEn.

san Francisco. June -. James j. Cor
hctt and r, j Lynch. Sharkcy'S hacker,
met today ana negotiated for finish hight
for $4,000 and the largest purse offered hy
any club.
Sharhcy was not present and III . agree
ment was not signed today, ... mere
Viii he another meeting Tomorrow when
the Announcements VIII be cO,npleied one
Of the stlpulat'o .lttdy agreed on IS
that tho neht must take place within SIX
months.
sHARKEY'S TEACHER.
Santa, cruz. Cal, Iuuo 25.--'aul Her
man. ship Nag signal quariormas,or OF
the Inited States man Of war Philadel-
r'fn, who taught Sharkey how 10 read
and write and who gave corhctt's late
advfrr'ary ls- irsi lessons in boxing, says
h. j. ready 10 back his pro,ceo for $1,000
agaHist any man ~ tho world.
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rNsrLrED on 4 RACE TRACK.


Berlin. June 25.-There Is much feeling
against the American sportsmen and
horsemen on German race tracks largely
due to the case of Robert 4. knecbs. who
was convicted Of fraud in having raced
the trotting mare Bethel under the name
of Nellie kneebs on German race track
last year. This bad feeling broke out
today at West End races when Mr..
Koliiper. a ERIK 10 the United States en-
bassy was grossly insulted and ordered of
the track. ostenshly for audb.y critics
ing the races. Mr.. Koliner has written
TO the president Of the West End asso-
citation. making complaint of the treat
msnt which he received
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REFUSED EARTuLY CROWNS

London. June 26-A dispatch 10 the Times
from Paris says that Due II Morse die'i
al Versailles yesterday. Louis charles
IhnIip Raphael Due DOrlears. was tho
sec nd son of King Louis Phiiiip and MAS
ho.n i'll Par.s in 1871. He was elected hins
Of the Relgians in 1881. but his royal father
declined this rsffer Of the Natiou,i con
eress in his behalf. he odd also at
later period similar OFFER OF the crown
of GreecH
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AT SHEFFIELD

sheffield, Ind June 25-six furlones-
Ben Hur. Elsie Ferrison, Rubber Neck.
Time l6,a.
Nine-sNtecn'hs of mle--Mrs MURRAY
Mari, C.. Sister Able. Time .i6i.
slN fnrlonss Peep o Day, Lucinda,
Fred X. Tine l;l6i..
ThirtcHn-siNteeuths Of mile Iolie
East n Ingomar. Reveille Fine I.2l'a.
Five furlonss Waikover, Rubber Neck.
Cora Iiavill Time loli.
SN furlongs Fritz!e. Hartford Boy.
Canlfirld. Timn Z.
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THE TURF.

Ben Brush Won The Latonia Derby b.
Two Lengths.
Cincinnati. Jun" %. The summer meet
ing Of the La,ona Jockey clnb opened
today with CHAR skies. warm weather a
slow iraea and imm"nse ATTENDANCE. Turf
non VINO have seen all the hg derbies
tbs srason prbnounc@f Il The greatosi
HEs ms feature ~ ihe day Five came
20 IA. pos, Dryers ra.r-E"n Brush and
Ben Elder Sr;ppsf Ego. LEX. a1id Howard
AAnn- The jockeys respectively were
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I,onoon Jpac -a-Enfsnn.a Aisa and
sanE'a contoHef r. u ioriy-hvc mile
rare ar1er me ss,r.c.5 o. ~" Ramsey
YDsni ei.h 'oa.y Britannia nnishef s.il
ssrSris ahead u satnn,td, which led All
"a rs three seconds
In race f1r fWrfi y-ratnrE Howard
Gogld's Nifeafa won, The SAINT herg
sscrrG ar! PonNtsnt third.
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WEATHER INFORMANT,
LAST NIGHTS sv~..

An area of low pressure N,ofsla
mes,ern Texas. and a ,,n, vsn'ni .,
nor'hs ,stward across tho oo' ere,
lower lakes. >"e country M ,
An area of high nrevs,.
east inlf and SoI.h Afisn.e csetlle,
a..c'her is moving In ovar ~, States }
err r., lortion # the country 'he ncrthss
ne weather is clear ~.
,lo,d 9i The country and ss ny ratth
at JACK on W Cloudy elsewhere s ss q
Precipitation am.sl,nt,n, no
@, mere Is reported from' ~ Of An!s
nN AS COTTON REGION s,,,
REPORTS for the ,wen,y.four n sE
'ns at p' m. 18th meridian ,,,rs
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DAVIES SEEKING A MATCH.

Now York. June - -'Parson" Davies
TONIGHT posted Sior, rs an .arnost OF his
Willingness 10 match Joe Chpynski against
Tom .sharkey for $5"v "A sid'. IN rinish
nehi
n sharkoy does not desire finish
Davies WI back choynski to stop Shar-
hoy 10 "ierl rounds
lie also offers 20 hack rhoNnski against
corheti. Tho lntter 10 Stop ChoynsM IN
@ght rounds. the entire gate receipts TO
20 10 INC Minner
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HARNESS RACES.

snuGus, Mass. June 25.--Summaries:
EGO race Mrs. Joe. McNary Hal. Peter
Turney. Best time. 2:lS.
2ls class. rottng--Dick won in straight
heats Time, 2.ls.
2..I class-,Alcandress won in straight
heats, Starlight. Asmouth. Best time,
2.l9'a.
PA trot Grace Hastings. Pantom.
Agnes. Resi- time, ECO
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INDICTED FoR MANsLArGuT,n

Now York, June edwin r. Thayer
OF mo hrm OF Hastings & Thayer, agents
fNf Brown & 60. Of New York and vii
ram n Luther. contractor were today
M M ,oiei ny the grand jury for man
,,aneHsr r. the second degree IN connie
lls IN tins city month ago. when four
people were killed and many injured.
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COTTON REGION BULLETIN.


Washington. June aS.-For Arkansas
Showers; cooler. variable winds.
Eastern T xas--'air, precede. hy shoy
ers in northern portion: cooler; sout}
winds. becoming northsrly.
Colorado. Montana. Wyoming Morn
and South Oak ota-F'air: warmer; Win
becoming sou'herly.
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CuII,EAN ELEc'TIoNs.

Valparaiso. chile. June 25-The results
of the elections. today 50 far as known
are in favor Of Frederick Errazaris. editor
of a newspaper at lauiaue. who has held
ii, ct.cn to the presidency was "A forcsonc
conclusion.
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SllOT EKOM AAIBI-SII

san Saha, Texas, June PA man by
h'e name Of James Henderson. while
enopp'hs Wood in John Estes pasture
Snout Two miles north of Richland
hnprihss; was shot and killed from am
push. II occurred about II o'cIork Mon
osH rs reported Nothing definite or
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re.uei rtins-Dallas y. GaNeS-cn :
I've b.,se t,;s-KaishoI :, Robinson !.
HlackNurn.
Esfkflnff Hoover Blot
s.-a-k ont ~ Mccoy nv Fac< :
Res On -si.i bRiiS-C'ff S-arlas !. Of:
f,,ihie nays Nalkhon tr Bas,ian,
fs,o,e- % Page to Fsf.
StriAn -.ssacnhAck :, G.hney. bur-
= essa h.iis-weckhs .
T~-re ~ rairir--TwA hours.
--.ttlir.-Jark BrerUan.
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rouehhcels.. y. y. June p The four
oorneref VARSITY race between Columbia.
Cornell, iiArvsfd and PenusyiN3u.a uni
versi'Y MA be- rowed iare tomorrow TIE
weather promises 10 be- unfayogablc for
the psutsAt
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SPAIN AND AMERIcA

Madrid June IS Tho senate by a vote
Of q to ~ has rejected the motion made
by Senator Cumas on Monday las, during
the discussion of the Allianca incident.
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sirayed or stolen l.ook out for or'
fea -h-. en- gray hnrse about q hands hlgn
In good order; branded IN LEFT rhop'9-l
left SIDE. WIN pay so for reform of hof.s
$. Bevis or T. A. R.ch. sheriff Of whai
ton county.
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HENRY NJ STANLEY III.

London. June 95.--The Globe says the
condition of Mr.. Henry NJ. Stanley, NJ r..
the well known African explorer. Is SER
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providing for an amendment to the royal
address demanding that the protocol of
1877 with the United states be renowned.
in view of the inequality ot rign.s of Span
ish and American citizens under present
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s,1 vnp ADVANCING

New York. June .''. ,r exch.ri
reachcd 70 cents on. the a s.sr, vesierd'!
today. an ADVANCE OF ',c n o since tmi
last auoiit'cn OF "a .n,a January.
of Ji:ne and of -asc S''
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DDNA r. rORr LAvAoA 70.

Pori Lavaca, Texas. Juipe .i.-rhere was
q mntch game today between the Edna
nine and The home team, resulting 10 a
score for Edna Of ,. 20 80.
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a rNAcTIcE GAM..

At O'Clock this afternoon the Amer
brewery baseball team ~sM play pfac
tioe game ut League park.
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CORBETT IS NOW TALKING.
His Effort at Explanation Sounds
Rather Weak.
ADMITS THAT HE WAS EXHAUSTED
But says Thai ShsrLey Il No Fighter.
The Saiior Anxious for
Finish Fight.

- - ''
PEDESTAL ~ pug liS'ic greatness. and a.
tho same time Tom snnrkcy. w,N, was
/ s-h, n,n,.hs sr, a mao ,,cke, a, mo
s'"' .''N''''s 49, '.'"' *NN"'N a.
! Mare Island navy >a'd. mounted tie Up
| TO. n IN -he s0nr:iuS calendar. Ten ihcu-
.a.s ,,.,,,a ~ .h. sailor r,ya and ,ak.
/ ,s- -, -. - ,.,t.,,,s.
IONS wa 'o' - '"' "e'Ne w.
: and a, .he end 81 the light they saw an
urseseate,s w.,r!as champion hang ns
! sr,,,rs h,s o,,,,,,s,,.,s -,.5k v,.s,e us,.
81 '''''' ''-S
.esSs' itHA1S AMI ivlnins AGAINST tne
n1aes - prevent himself from falling.
~ 3, Nas she se,, was declared a
-. ~ 80, -.
''A"' i'si j AS AS" ao""'s i'.V'e
there would have been story 20 tell--a
| Story ina would make rusilistic history.
Tn. r. arr, thousands n San Francisco TO-
| dAy-ana II, number is iee.on-w no say
thIt twelve more minutes ot iish.-ns last
nie..' would have made a new worlds
champion. Ccr5cv went irto the rms
@. :; trestfailen. He had uoi only failed
si,p tns sA.!9r n tnmr ,Nl1s; - e. r.
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GENERAL oBsERy Ar,ov,

Observations taken by United A.,
weather bureau at all stations
18Th meridian time. -
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one GOOD GAME PLAYED.
Houston Won That From Paris
After q Struggle.
SAND CRABS LOST IN A FLOOD.
Navigssors Piled Up 81 Awfui scor ..
San Antonio aud Austin Were
Easy victima
GAMES TODAY
Houston al Paris.
Galveston a; Dallas.
san Antonio at Fort Worth
Austin al penison.
CLUBS PERCENTAGE
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Fort With ..,-,,.,......oi loioil o.,
San Antonio ...............oO 90 ] o y
Sll'nn n.y.
Earnrd runs-rort Worth 7, San An,o-
Two base hits Bammcrt, Keefe. Eisey.
pwNer.
Thrie iaeo hits Nance. Rulgor.
Jlomc rln-lsaars.
struck oiit-l2y ISnacs |. by Dwyor l.
B1ees on called balls-off Isaacs q. off
Stoien buses McAliister 2. Isaacs. VOL
pisr
Batter hit klceman.
MILD riches --Isaacs 2, Dwyer g.
Tine Of rame-2 hours.
mpre-McLauehln.
DALLAS 90. GALVESTON &.
Dallas Tsxas. jaime q. Dallas won an
othei victory today. defeating Galveston
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-09
B. F. Ehlers &. Co., Fort Street
Wv DIMOND,S

Our advertisements in the
daily papers attract more
wanters than we know what
to do with at times, but they
are indulgent with us and if
they cannot be waited on the
minute they get in the store
there are attractive bits of
crockery and glassware to
occupy their attention for a
few minutes. It's the shoppers
and buyers that make us
happy. If the rush continues
the force of clerks will be
enlarged. Advertising suits us.
If it is steak or chop.
it's all the better for broiling,
if you have the right sort of
broiler. The Unique is the
one that broils both sides with
least trouble. No danger of
burning fingers with a Unique.
Every housewife uses raisins
to degree in cooking; the
bother has been in the seeding.
An Automatic seeder will seed
a pound in five minutes and
all the machine costs is a
dollar and a half.
The Columbia Egg Beaten
goes to you for a quarter.
Another style works quicker
and has a graduating glass;
costs 60 cents, but it is worth
the difference.
The patent chimney cleaner
cleans the glass at one move
ment OF the hand and prevents
possibility of breakage. Don't
cost much, but it's worth a
dollar.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-09
TOURIST BOOM WANTED.

A visitor from the Pacific Coast
contributed an excellent letter to
this paper few days ago upon
the subject of booming Honolulu
as an attractive resort for tourists.
Editorial comment was prevented
at the time by pressure of other
matter, but the letter probably
carried due weight with our
readers on its merits. The idea
presented was the getting up of
night fetes with Examinations,
ETC., after the completion of
the beach boulevard. Useful
sugg stions were made as to per-
manently decorating the route of
the boulevard with palms and 9TH
er trees. Other cities have done
large strokes of business by means
OF popular festivals-such as the
flower carnivals of California and
the ice carnivals of cities of the
north. Amidst the seething en-
terprise now manifest in internal
development the matter of attrac-
tons for tourists must not be neg
lected. 1t is something that has
proved equal to gold mines in val
ne for other countries having nat
ural beauties and wonders no
greater than these islands possess.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-09

An improvement in the mode
of paying teachers, truant officers
and janitors has been put into
effect by the Department of
Public Instruction. Instead of
their drawing drafts on the Edu-
cation Office as heretofore, the
Minister sends each one of them
a treasury draft, which post
masters are required to honor.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-09
81 AUTHORITY.
Department Of Public Instruction
Teachers Examination.

Examinations for teachers certificates Of
both primary and grammar grades will be
held in the High School, Honolulu, August
s5th, goth and 27th, 1896. Particulars as to
conditions, branches and certificates can be
had by applying to the Deputy Inspector Of
Schools. All teachers in the employ of the
Department Of Public Instruction who have
not valid certificates for the coming school
year are required to present them
selves for examination. This does not apply
to those teachers who hold first class primary
certificates or their equivalents.
HENRY f. COOPER,
Minister of Public Instruction.
Honolulu, July 9TH, 1896. 349-3t
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1t is supposed that when the
deceased was riding down steep
hill which leads to the bridge he
lost control of the wheel, and
there being no railing on the
bridge, he went over and down
seventy-fve feet. A coroner's in
quest was held, the verdict being
accidental death. The condition
Of the bridge was strongly con-
demned for not having a railing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-09

1t is long time since the Gov
eminent has played return
match in hospitality with any of
the several nations whose repre-
sentatives have on many occasions
in year or two past given gen.
erous entertainments to the inha-
bitants of both official and private
life,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-07-09

A reader asks the BULLETIN to
note the fact that the Kamehame.
has ~. and V. invariably re-.
cognized foreign balls or similar
functions of any account. If they
did not lend their personal pre-
sence they would send either the
chamberlain or the governor to
represent them. This reversion
to a discussion that this paper
had done with is only admitted
here with view to having the
right precedent adopted for the
future.