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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-10-04

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The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
ABOUT KISSING MOTHER.
Ell P.rk,n. Give. . r.r,,u.u. Remind.

Ell Perkins Gives n Pertinent Reminder.
1t was Eli Perkins who put the fol-
lowing reproof of careless daughter
into fathers mouth: II want to
speak to you OF your mother. 1t may
be that you noticed n careworn look
upon her face. OF course It has not
been brought there by any act of
yours; still 1t is your duty TO chase 1t
away. l want you to get up in the
morning and get breakfast. When
your mother comes and begins to cx-
press her surprise. go right up to her
and kiss her on the mouth You can't
Imagine how 1t will brighten her dear
FACE.
Besides. you owe her kiss or two
Away back when You We're little
girl she kissed you when no one else
was tempted by your fever-tainted
breath and swollen face: you were not
so attractive then ms you are now.
Through years OF childish sunshine
and sorrow she was always ready to
cure. by the magic OF mothers kiss
the little. dirty. chubby hands when.
ever they We're injured In the first
skirmishes with the rough old world
And then the midnight kisses with
""'e" rh' so
ms she leaned above your restless pil,
low, have all been on interest these
long years.
"Of course. she is not SO pretty and
kissable as You are; but II you had
done your share OF the work during
the past ten years the contras: would
not be 30 marked.
Her face has more wrinkles than
yours.
And yet. II you're sick. that face
would appear far more beautiful than
mn angels as II hovered over you
watching every opportunity to min,
lister to your comfort. and everyone OF
those wrinkles would seem to be brigh,
wavelets OF sunshine chasing each
other over the dear face.
'She will leave you one Of thcs,
days. These burdens. II not lifted
from her shoulders. will break her
down. Those rough. hard hands
which have done SO many necessary
things for You, Will he crossed upon
her lifelcss breast. Those neglected
lips. which gave you your first baby
kiss. will be forever closed. and those
sad. tired eyes Will have opened In
eternity and then you will appreciate
your mother. but II will be too late"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
TO EDUCATE CUBAN povs.
Major 0sssral whssiss's Fla. EIada Ready
Aecepsaacs II New York City.

Major 0sasral whssias's Pia. Ei.da Ready
Acceptance In New York City.
The Cuban Educational Association
Of the United States has been organized
Tor the purpose Of organizing and car
rying out the offers made by the Ameri.
can colleges in response to General
Wheeler's suggestion that these col.
leges each give free tuition to two or
more reputable Cubans.
The association announces that the
responses received from Cubans desir.
ing to accept these offers are numer-
Gus. but that allotments now being con.
sidered include the young Cubans who
can pay their own board and incidental
expenses. No young men will be nj.
loted who do not promise to make their
home in Cuba after their education In
the United States.
The cost OF buard and Incidentals for
young Cubnns in tine educational insti-
tutions In the United States will vary
from 500 to $3.50 per annum.
The association makes an appeal for
funds for the maintenance Of Cuban
students and announces that the fol
lowing have agreed to receive subscrip
tions: Major General Joseph Wheeler
Huntsville. Alabama; General Calixtc
Garcia, Cuba; Alexander l.. Ors, pres
ident Chamber Of Commerce. New
York; Professor Nicholas Murry Butler
Columbia University New York; DIR
Albert Shaw, editor Review of Re
views, 13 Astor place. New York; VIII
liam ii. Baldwin. Jr., president Long
Island railroad. 32 Nassau street. New
York; Gilbert X. Harroun, treasurer
Union College, 80 Fourth avenue
New York.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
A NEW COAL PRODUCER.
The New Colorado and Southern Railroad
Planning to Operate Mines.

Denver. Colo. Dec. 14.-Thc News
this morning says:
II. Van Meter has been appointed hy
Receiver Frank Trumbull of the Gulf
road as general agent OF the coal prop
critics of the railroad. As was an
nounced several weeks ago in these col
umns. the rcorganized Gulf road has
taken to itself several large blocks of
coal land which are to be managed in
conjunction with the railway. The coal
property includes 10000 acrcs of valu-
able coal land in Las Animas county.
the Baldwin mines and JtD acres Of
land in Gunnison county beyond the
Alpine tunnel and several large slices
of coal land in the northern Colorado
fields. Hereafter Mr.. Van Meter Is to
be the head and will direct the move
ment of coal shipments from the var
ious quarters of the state.
1t Is probable that the coal company
will he known rs the Colorado and
Southern after the business is fairly
under way. according 10 plans now he
ing formulated. The name of the Vie
tor will then he dropped. The rcor-
ganization committee of the railway
has set apart S2.lOO.OOO in bonds OF the
road to pay for the coal properties. This
determination was reached after an
elaborate investigation of the mines
had been made by experts selected for
the purpose. The mines now In opera
tion in the southern district are the
Hastings. Gray Greek. Maitland,
Chandler and Bear Greek. These mines
are producing on II large scale and the
product is being shipped to different
parts of Colorado, 10 many points In the
state OF Texas. TO Kansas and ns far
north as towns along the Elkton rail
way. The Rock Island railway is op-
Grating in sympathy with the mines
controlled by the Gulf. and 1t Is over
the Rock Island road that much Of the
coal from the mines Is distributed out
side of Colorado. The output is limit
cd at this season only by the capacity
Of the mines. II IL estimated that the
combined company Is now sending on,
coal at the rate OF 1000 ears Il month.
! The mines owned by the company in
| the fields north Of Denver are not be.
ing worked SO vigorously ms thos. in
the south. but improvements are In con.
| temptation which will largely increase
the outpu, when the time arrives for
| such n movement. II may he stated
that the company has large coke ovens
ut Hastings and Gray Creek.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
nalx.,...n Asmy Colenl-..

New York. Dec. 1.-THE eighteenth
annual rally Of til. salvation Army WAS
held tonight at Carnegie hall, and
drew out n very large audience. Com.
mander Booth Tucker and Mrs. Tucker
werr present. and took an active part
In the exercises.
Commander Booth Tucker made his
annual report ON the ariny's farm col
onlcs.
There was liberal response to tn.
appeal for funds.
Commander Booth Tucker reviewed
nt length the salyntionlsts' Efforts io
colonixc waste tracts of land with poor
people. Three colonies have been cs.
tnblishcd. one Mt Fort Amiiy. In the Ar.
knnsns valley. Colorado. another nt
Fort H"rrick. near Cleveland. Ohio, and
the third nj Fort ltomi". near the bay
of Monterey. In California. All have
been very successful. AMI II II pro-
posed to add materially to the coionisis
next yenr,
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
A SURGICAL FAD.
What the Mania for Rsmoving the A.
psadix Nay Lead -.

pssdix Nay Lead -.
We have somewhere read of q man
who has taken the precaution to have
printed upon his shirt front these
words: my appendix is cut or" His
idea was that In case he was taken Ill
away from home and became uncon-
scious, the physician into whose hands
he fell should not perform an opera
tion In laparotamy upon him. Consid-
ering the frequency of operations OF
this kind md the temptation to which
surgeon out Of practice is exposed
in case where the patient cannot de-
fend himself, the legend was not entire
ly without warrant. There Is no ex-
cuse to dig for mans appendix when
1t has already been cut away.
For nearly six thousand years men
were born and men died and not one
OF them all ever died. to his knowledge
or the appendicitis, an6 not one in u
hundred thousand ever knew that he
had an appendix. Suddenly some luck
less individual discovers that this use
less apcndage, this remainder OF the
tailed creature from which the human
race sprung, is in state OF efferves-
cence. and along comes skillful sur
geon who assures him that only the
knife can save his life. That was the
beginning. and now appendicitis and
laparotamy are as common as violin
virtuosos are rcputed to be in Il place
not to be mentioned in hot weather. 1t
appears from the supreme medical ex-
hminer's report that the appendix is eS-
ccedinSly versatile, that 1t has many
ways of asserting itself. and that II has
the power to put other organs out of
kilter, and that by consequence even
lung trouble may have its seat not
in the lung at all, but in this bowel of
uncompassion.
If veto is not put upon the appen-
diX's progress the time may shortly
come when every man will have to be
examined before entering life insur-
nnce society, TO see If he have such n
thing as an apcndiX about him. and
when all who have not got rid of 1t will
be placed in an cxtra-haZardous class.
TX. of Ii. Reporter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
TERMS OF THE TREATY.
rhs Associated rrsss Ciais,s to tive Their
hsbstaNcs.

Paris. Dec. it.-Extrnor,lInnry prc.
cautions nrc maintained In both the
ls,ncc commissions To preserve secrecy
ms to 'h" contents of the treaty. Enci,
commission Inns two copies. but ever,
the commission ntinchc. nrr not t~r.
nittrd TO pcrusr the documents.
The correspondent Of the Associated
Press. however. hns obtained from, "a
source usually reliable the following
outline of III" treaty;
Article I provides for the rciinIGisl.
mcnt Of Cuhn.
Article {? provides for the cc.sion of
Porto tico.
Article : provides for the ccs.ion Of
the Philippines FOR s20,Ws,.OO ns com.
ls'Nsn ton.
Article I embraces the plans for III.
ccs-ion Of the Philippines. Including
the return III Spanish prisoners In the
hands of the Tnrnios.
Article . deals with tlH rs..aion Of
barracks wHr materials. arms. stores.
buildings and all property pertaining
10 the Spanish administration in the
Philippines.
Article u II n rcnunciniion by both
nations of their respective cinim-
n9sinst each other and the cItixrns III
each other.
Article I grant. 10 Spanish trade Mnd
shiui'lng In the Philippines the same
treatment M American trade and ship.
ping for n v'cr'oi ~ ten yenrs.
Article y provides for the rrlcmsc NJ
MI prisoners u war held by kt,ain AMI
~ nli t,risVtHrs hrki by i,ct for political
ofYrnssr committed In the colonies ac.
Guirssi by the United States.
Article v guarantees tho legal rights
os si,Mnlarsis rrtnnlnins IN cui'a.
Article ~ establishes religious fry.
i0s, In the 1'hlilrplnrn and guarantees
to all rkurrlsss eQuAl rights
Artirse II provinces for the russpos,.
tioa ~ cousts ard otker tribussis n
tsuSto Rtc0 an Cuba.
Artiess u pesvi1ss fss The sAninis.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
SHIPS GOING TO HAVANA.
Will Bs . Warsias to Kiotsrs and . Fro
lection to Amsstr ANA.

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE Brooklyn.
Texas. Cnntinc and Rcsolute have been
ordered to Havana.
while there II not the falntcst desire
to convey II threat In the dispatch Of
these warships To Havana. 1t may b.
noted that when they lie within the
harior they will hold the town In per
feet subJugntion.
II ls surmiscd that the suggestion
came from Admiral sampson. who Is
now In one Of the suburbs of Havana.
M "a result OF the unfortunate eruption
Sunday night nj the Hotel Inglaterra.
Al any event the outburst brought the
authorities 10 u sudden realization OF
the exact state Of affairs In Havana.
and the imminent danger Of another
such outbreak. which perhaps might
run Into the proportions Of a riot and
cost many Innocent lives.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
Deafness Cannot He Curcd

BY local applications as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the car. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that Is by consti-
tutional remedies Deafness is caused by an
inhamcd condition OF the mucus lining OF the
Eustachan Tube. When this tube is infinmed
you have u rum billing sound or imperfect hear
Ing. and when II Is entirely closed deafness is
the result. and unless the in,lammat lon can be
taken out and this tube restored TO its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh
which Is nothing but an infamed condition OF
the mucus surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case
Of Deafness tcAuscd by catarrh) that cannot
to cured by Halls Cntarrh Cure Send for
circulars, free.
Sold by Druggists ,5c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
x,.. Ne. k,,,.a ~ .. k.s,...

Bufraio. y. v. dee. it.-Nius men
wcr. killed aud three injured nt Win.
spur bridge. ncnr Corfu. on III" New
York Central miirnnd to-day. They
Warner. their forrinnn. who In among
the killed. The men were engaged IN
sl,ovciing SNOW. All were frightfuiiy
mutiin,cd. The men ssepissi from the
track To avoid MI approaching train.
right In front Of fast express train
running In the same direction M tho
iirst and wcrr literally ground 10 pieces.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
Aaa,he. n,., In ,a.,aa..

Havana. Dec. l3.-About u o'clock
this morning. when n funeral process.
sion, which WIS c-corting the hcarsc
containing the remains of Jcsu. soto.
lougo. who was Killed sunday night.
reached the corner of lnfnntn and san
Io.r streets. u violent ARRAY took place
i.twccn the members of the funeral
party and some employees ~ the mill.
tary hispitni. VIII" 1t Is said refused Ia
take on their hn,s when the procession
tn ur4sl
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
ration of Justice in Porto Rico ana

'nsioA Va JurtiSV ia AOtto NSO duU
Cuba.
Article 13 provides for the continu-
ance for Ave years of Spanish copy
rights In the ceded territories, giving
Spanish books admittance free Of duty.
Article IA provides for the establish
ment of consulates by Spain In the
ceded territories.
Article 10 grants to Spanish COM
merce In Cuba, Porto Rico and the
Philippines the same treatment as to
American for ten years, Spanish ship
ping to be treated as coasting vessels
Article 10 stipulates that the obliga-
tions of the United States to Spanish
citizens and property in Cuba shall ter
inmate with the withdrawal OF the
United States authorities from the
Island.
Article II provides that the treaty
must be ratified within six months
from the date of signing by the re-
spective governments In order to be
binding.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
Lancet ss.s !. ~. w.,,I c.,.s,....

New York. dec. 1.-THE wrrat steel
gas tank ~ th~ Consolidated Oas Com.
tmny. ai Av~nu" 4 nni Twentieth
street. the larsr~, ~ i,s kind In thu
world. collapsed n, a::D o'clo,'k this ".
ternoon. II went down with n crash
aud n roar Hike \ great explosion.
Masonry oe granite blocks Rnd bricks
10 ihr height of hfiy feet fell like u
chilsi's toy house n birks. and los,s~ussl
frum lDitinxe N,nntUDO SALONS 0s wat.
cr. Arlugesi thss streets and. In 4 s~u.
foot tidal wave. carried dsath and d..
strurtiou through the surronudjns
nstshhorhood. Il h MT knowu how
lssany wese kllleA ard lnjured. Thrps
hodtea have bsea feuUd an1 ssvsrnI
mon oeu 0loGlnl.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

The total receipts up to date for the La.
faycttc monument exceed $4,000. with
thirteen OF the largest states TO heal
from. where the contributions nre being
collected through the superintondents %,
| education. The collections from Illinoi,
amounts to about f5.c0D.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Am the nrst girl you ever loved7' she
asked him. NOR. matter OF habit than
anything else. 81 cannot tell a lie" said
he. You are not. You are simply tn.
best OF the bunch" Being a modern maid
she was content with thnt.-Cincinnati II
Enquirer.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

swell. I enjoyed the ThnnkuHivin.
turkey and the stufiiin'-the turkey
stuiiin'. that Is. though I cajoycd my
own. too"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Mr.. Osmond is what ! call true
friend. why, Miss Jimp?' He knew
was selling tickets to the charity show
ana he brought six young men to call"
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

To get husband to take down a screen
put IL up.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Never confidc your weakness to you,
children they might take a notion to In
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Cleanliness is next to Godliness-
use Diamond &C" Soap In the laundry
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Mrs. wins,ow's Noosnsng syrup
tor children testhins ..oft~ns tho gum,
nAuo1. .AlLys pain. collie ss cent. bossls
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Ny doctor said would die, but Piso's
Cure for Consumption cured me.-Amos
kelner, Cherry Valley, Ill, Nov. 23, VI.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

eaus. Il saves money on photographs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quininc Tablets Ali
druggists refund the money II II fails to cure.
sc The genuine has l.. IL @ on each u BILE t
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

Frying doughnuts and n love AFFAIR can
knowing II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

when n boy want. to quit wearing rcd
nittsha u IL u sign that he II In love.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

In the American Monthly Review oi
Reviews for December the editor re-
Views the November elections. III,
progress of our peace negotiation,
with Spain. and other matters Of mn
tionni and international moment. Some
very suggestive md interesting car
ioons from rcccn, issues OF the span
ish Journals nrc reproduced.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

~ u COuGM DROPS made b, Bo.n.n
Burieson. Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17

"a Gunner Aboard the Yankee:
From the Diary OF Number Five ON
the After Port Gun" II one OF the
most Interesting war books that has
yet appeared. The Yankee wns one
OF the auxiliary cruisers, manned by
the naval reserves. and was In the
thick OF the fight. The bombnrimcnt
OF Santiago. brushes with Spanish
Hunbonts. the drllls-nil the life is hcra
described exactly ms II was seen from
the Interesting standpoint OF the men
behind the guns. II would bc difficult
10 find n more acceptable holiday gif,
for n healthy boy. The Doubleday.
Mcclure Go. are the publishers. ana
they announce that this volume viii
bc sent postpaid 10 any address on
approval. to be paid for II satisfactory.
or To bc returned In ease II II not
wanted after examination.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
NEW BOOKS.

The second volume OF "Thc Work
ers," by Mr.. Walter A. Wyckoff. In,
just been published by the Scribncrs
In this volume Mr.. Wyckor narratc.
his experiences Ms n college man seek
in. employment as nm unskilled Ia
borcr In the West. Mos, OF the tim.
was spent In Chicago. and his dcscrip
'ions OF the swca, shops, cheap lodg
Ing houses. socIalls, gatherings and
police stations are wonderfully vivid
Mr.. Wyckon visited Cripple Greek and
Crcedc. where he found n condition
vastly better than that nt Chicago
We believe II the better classes gcncr
ally would read these two volumes I,
would greatly increase their sympa
thy with nnd consideration for those
unfortunatcs who are out OF work.
The Monte Vista journal., 1898-12-17
~ NJ . . HSStvw In ttc IIouar

Y e.vee % well ~ In thu
~ e ~ sest Ceasrras. Mr. n.
Ges svsss = = nea1ay. NJ. Isiias
~ - ~ eeespes1 y ns1ssessta.
~ s.s.s ~ = = - ;s 80. s l',sSs e.
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Corn, ctls ...... 2.40Ol ...... ...............
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-21

ing Ss%c. or Pc above where, it closed the day before good deal of long wheat was sold between that and S9c that rather over loaded the capacity of the market and just then New York flung bomb into the pit in the shape of a dispatch giving a rumor cur rent there to the effect that the Rothschilds had refused to advance more money to Spain and consequently that Spain would be un- able to go to war The market had a sudden collapse of 1c a bushe that, running down in ten minutes from S9bc 10 SSisc. and then after short fight around the latter figures 1t had a fresh tumble to S7sQS7Hc. and was bringing s79sc at the close May sold between $1 l0d1 H. closing at s1 l0R.
 Corn helped by export sales of over a million bushels. Shorts bought freely, but the collapse in wheat depressed corn and most of the advance was lost. July closed a shade higher than yesterday
 Oats were firm early on the advances abroad and in sympathy with wheat. The advance lost near the close July closed 1sc lower.
 Provisions were strong throughout on war prospects. The trade largely professional although some outside buying was noted Pro- fessional shorts were liberal buyers, and pack gave up their attempts to check the rise July pork closed with net gain of 621sc
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1898-04-21

BAGs-Calcutta Grain Bags. nominal; Wool
 Bags, nominal; San Quentin, s 30
 CoAL-Wellington, SS per ton; New Yelling
 ton $S; southfield Wellington. s7 5O; Seattle.
 s6; Bryant, s6; Coos Bay, $5 50: Wallsend. s7 50
 scotch. sl0; Cumberland. s10 25 in bulk and
 sl oO In sacks; Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg. si4; Camel. S1o per ton; Rock Springs, Castle Gate and Pleasant Valley, S9 Coke, SIP per
 ton in bulk and S14 In sacks.
 Harrison's circular says: Since the Moana iett, the following vessels have arrived from
 Australia, viz: Drummuir, 2794 tons; Domin-
 ZoaS tons; Snow and Burgess, 2201 tons; total. | il,sl0 tons. As the total arrivals Of coal here
 rom the Colonies since February 22 only foot | up lo,lsZ tons the stocks here in yard are al- 1 most nil, still 1t Is known that within the | next six weeks there IA cargoes fully due, | With over 3l.000 tons which will amply supply
 all e our immediate demands The engaged list | Tor Sydney and Newcastle loading, numbers | 68 vessels with carrying capacity of l5o,N0 tons for delivery here: some of these vessels will not arrive for six months The
 asking coal freights from Newcastle have been | marked up to 16s Cd; several engagements were l recently made at 16s per ton. As the demand | for steamers and sailors for the Alaska trade | IS siackening off, it Is very probable that
 number of these will drift back into the coast 1 coal trade. so that the anticipated scarcity of coal tonnage later on will not be realized. There Is no perceptible change of values for month past, the requirements of the market are fully supplied from Washington and British Columbia, and freight rates from there have returned to their normal condition. l The strike at Swansea still continues, hence | still
 sUGAR-The Western Sugar Refinery Com pany quotes terms net cash: Cube Crushed
 and Fine Crushed, 67Ac; Powdered, 64c; Dry. Granuated, 5%c; Confectioners A. 5&c; Mag nolia A, 6asc; Extra c, 54c; Golden c, 5bc; Candy Granulated. bNc; California A, 61kc per
 10; half barrels Ac more than barrels, and boxes LC