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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-18

sztowano wiele os6b. Pred
hals Tivoli zraniono 90 ludzi.
w izbie deputowanych "a
czepiono Rad z powodu pro-
cesu Esterhazy'ego. Uchwalo'
no ostatecznie wotum Eau.
fania nieznaczns stosunko-
wo wiekszoscis 80 glos6w
przeciw 253.
S0cyalisci W Niemczecb.
BERLIN, 17go Stycznia. =
Socyalista Wurm atakowal
dzisiaj hrabiego Posadowskie.
go, ministra spraw wewne-
trznych z powodu ok6lnika,
wymierzonego przeciw straj-
kom. Wurm nszwal ten ok6l.
mix dowodem zamachu ma pra.
wo 0 stowarzyszeniach. Odpo-
wiedzs ma niego ministrowi
podczas przysz}ycb wybor6w.
Posadowski t}omaczyl sig
wSrod szyderczych uwag socy.
alist6w, ze ok6lnik wydany 20.
stal W tym celu, aseby bronic
spokoinych robotnikdw. Ok6l.
mix ME narusza W niczem pra.
wa stowarzyszeniach, nato-
miast narusza prawa krajowe
organ socyalist6w ,Vor.
waerts", kt6ry doszedl do po-
siadania dokumentu urzedo-
wego, nakloniwszy jednego z
urzednik6w do z}amania przy.
slegi zdrady zaufania re stro.
ny w}adzy prze}ozonej,
ZUycieztwo Czech6w.
PRAGA, II Stycznia. - Ma.
miestnik cesarski Codenhove
oswiadczyl dzisiaj W sejmie
czeskim, W jszyku niemieckim
czeskim, re obydwa jszyki
posiadajs r6wne prawa. Kraj
zostauie podzielony ma obwo'
dy, W kt6rych ten jszyk be-
dzle mial pierwszefstwo, kto.
rym wlada wiskszosc ludno-
Sci. Tam gdzie jedna narodo-
wosc ME przewa2a mad druga,
sprawy rzadowe bsds zalatwia'
ne W jednym lub W drugim
iezyku, stosownie DO wolf in.
teresant6w. Wszyscy urzedni.
cy W Czechsch bsds musieli
w}adac obydwoma jezykami, a
W szkolach srednich jszyk cze.
ski bedzie wyk1adany ma ro-
wni jezykiem niemieckim.
Oswiadczenie namiestnika Il.
czynilo ma Niemcach W sejmie
przygnsbiajsce wraaenie. Ma
ulicach przysz}o do demon.
stracyj.
Morderstwo W kosciele.
KoRFU, II Stycznia. = W
kosciele katolickim W Korfu,
ma wyspie greckiej, dokonal
iakis czlowiek, podczas ME.
szpor, zamach ma zycie ksie2y.
Ojciec Ernest Laitoux zostal
zabity, inny ksiadz cieako ra-
niony, dwaj inni odnieSli lzej'
sze rany.
Kr0tkie wiad0m0sci.
- W Ankonie zburzyl lud
kilka kram6w piekarskich.
- Rad kauadzki urzadza
wypraws W celu zaopatrzenia
W 2ywnosc poszukiwaczy ziota
mad rzeks Yukon. 6 Lapo1.
czyk6w z Ia renami wyru.
szylo jua W droge.
- Oddzia} wojska egipskie.
90 stoczyl zwyciezka bitwe z
derwiszami zabra} i'm znaczne
zapasy amunicyi.
= Pos}owie rosyJski fran.
cuzki W Pekinie zalozyli pro.
test przeciw zaciagnieciu przez
Rad chinski pozyczki angiel-
skiej, ma warunkach projekto.
wanych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-18
Przeglad polityczny.
Chicago, Is Stycznia.

lmulSfacyS, zosGa1 pfZeI senab
we Westinghouse przyjsty 45
glosami przeciw %. Przepisy
tego blu So nastspuisce:
Wszyscy zdrowi immigranci,
rnajacy wiscej, niz Is lat VIE
ku, powinni umiec czytae lub
pisa6 po angielsku lub W ja'
kimkolwiek ipnym jszyku.
Przepis ten ME stosuje sic do
os6b, starszych niz so lat, sto.
jscych do immigrants msjsce-
90 przeszlo 81 lat, W stosunku
oica do syna lub dziadka do
wnuka, jezeli ten posisda pra-
wo wstspu do Stan6w Zjedno'
czonych zobowisze sig osoby
takie utrzymywac wlasaym
kosztem. Take osoby moga
Immigration towarzyszyc /
zostaC przez mich sprowadzone
p6zniej. zony i madeleine
dzieci immigrant6w mogs i'm
towarzyszy6 lub przybye "a
mimi pozniej, pomimo ze ME
umieja czyta6 AMI pisac. Prawo
powYzsze ME stosuje SIG do
os6b, szukajscych przytuaku
W Stanach Zjednoczonych
skutkiem wypadk6w, zacho.
dzscych IA wyspie Kubie.
Bill Lodge'a przeszed} W Sc.
nacie zwiazkowym dziski tel
okolieznosci, ze przeWazajs W
MIN republikanie mad demo.
kratami.
Komitet spraw marynar.
XII W izbie poselskiej W
kongresie doszedl nareszcie
do przekonania, ae posiadanie
przez pa6stwo najwiskszych
okrst6w wojennych ME ma
wiele sic przyda, jezeli brak
i'm za}ogi. Zamiast tedy zalecac
izbie budows nowych okret6w,
zaleci kongresowi projekt po.
wiekszenia wojska morskiego
O 1000 ludzi.
Pessymisci ME wierzs, azeby
proiekt komitetu zostal przez
kongres uwzgledniony. Fabry.
kanei okrst6w posiadaia mic.
dzy pos}ami i senatorami zbyt
wiele Wplyw6w, azeby MONA
myslee o odisciu fabrykantom
zarobku przez wstrzymanie
budowy nowych okrstow. Of.
cerom maryDarki podoba sig
bardziej siuzbs ma ladzie, niz
ma morzu. Obecnie spedzajs
wesolo czas ma 3abawach we
Westinghouse i W innych mia
stach, W razie powiekszenia
woiska morskiego, musieliby
odbywae MEM nieustanne
cwiczenia na oceanic. Poniewaz
waglsdy towarzyskie odgrywa.
ia u senator6w i kongresma.
now we Westinghouse wiskszs
role, niz wzgledy dobra pu.
blicznego, minister marynarki
poczeka ieszcze dose dlugo,
zanim kongres uchwali po.
Wiekszenie wojska morskiego.
Oczywista slabost Aoty anne.
ryka6skiej posiada to dobrs
strons, ae nasi "Jingos'i" do
chodzs ostateoznie do przeko-
mania, ze Stany Zjednoczone
ME moga mierzye sic ma morzu
nawet z mocarstwsmi europej-
skiemi czwartego rzsdu. Pre-
stans przeto prawdopodobnie
wyzywae do boju Hiszpauis i
inne pafstwa europejskie,
zwlaszcza W czasie, W ktorym
mkt calosci granic wielklej i
potsanej naszei rzeczypospoli-
tel ME 2agraza.
Jak wielkiej donioslosci dla
Stolicy sw. Jest wyprswa ME.
miecka do Chin i po}sczons z
nia sprawa misyi katolickich,
iego dowodem nastepuiace
~ywody p6iurzsdowego waty-
kanskiego organu "Osserv.
Romano" kt6ry pisze:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-18
sws nieuwage przeprosil. Pull.
kownik, czy ME uslyszal prze.

swa nieuwags przeprosil. Pull.
kownik, czy ME uslyszal prze.
proszenia, czy tez ME zrozu.
mias, dosyc, IL W uniesieniu
ME wyjmujac palasza, pochwa
miodego czlowieka uderzyl
przez glove; ten w6wczas ude.
rzy1 puikownika W twarz. Ma.
stepstwem tego zajscia byl
niezwloczny pojedynek ma pi-
stolety, ktdry sic odbyl W ma.
nezu wojskowym; puikownik
by} znany jako znakomity
strzelec, Warszawiak zas mia{
pierwszy raz W zyciu pistolet.
Strzelano ma 25 krok6w mety,
z dojsciem do barrier odleglych
ma Is krok6w. Pierwszy stree.
liz Warszawianin, ale tax eel.
ME, il trafwszy przeciwnika W
czolo, ma miejscu 60 zabil. Po
pojedynku opuscil manez i po.
wr6ci} do Warszawy.
Pozacy ma Pom,orsu. -
correspondent ,,Gazety Cd"
skarzy sic ma brak kaza6 pol
skich W parafi leborskiej ma
Pomorzu, o kt6rej podaje ma.
stepujace statystyczne dane:
Parafa nasza Gala liczy okolo
1900 dusz. w samym Leborku
jest mas Polak6w katolik6w,
przyzuajacych sic wyraznie do
swej narodowosci, okolo 12O
rodzin, liczacych co najmniej
400 dusz, ME liczac ludzi prze.
chodnich, slusby, czeladzi, wy.
robnik6w itp. Pr6cz tego mie.
ska stale W Leborku okolo
90 rodzin takich, kt6rych Oh
cowie przyznaja, ae umieja tax
po polsku, jak po niemiecku.
zatem Polacy katolicy W LIE.
borku So W ogromnej vie.
kszosci, gdya katolik6w Mem.
COW, nieumiejacych po polsku,
jest zaledwie jedenascie rodzin.
Zreszta zamieszkuja nasze
miasto sami Niemcy ewangel. {.
cy. Do parafii naszej nales
take kilka wsi przewazn
niemieckich, zamieszka1ych
przez protestant6w, W kt6rych
So i katolicy W niewielkiej IL
czbie porozrzucani, a ci kato-
licy SO prawie wszyscy Pola-
kami Kaszubami. Stosunki SO
smutne - jak wszedzie, tax
tu MONA sic przekonae o
prawie, 2e Polak dop6ki "a.
chowa swa narodowosc, jest
wiernym synem Kosciola, ale
utraciwszy narodowost, wyzu-
wa sic WARY sw. To tez
pomisdzy protestantami W
okolicy jest duzo takich, kt6.
rzy sic wynarodowili, kt6rsy
sic zniemczyli. Rozsypanym
zas Polakom katohkom W pa.
rafi wsr6d ludnosci niemiecko
luterskiej grozi cisgle niebez-
piecze1stwo utraty narodowo'
Sci WARY, zachodza te4 ciagls
przypadki odszczepie6stwa,
gl6wnie powodu zobojstnie-
MIA mieszaniny maazehstw.
Niemc6w katolik6w po wsiach
ME ma prawie wcale lub bar
dzo malo, DO zazwyczaj co
Niemiec, to ewangelik. Gdyby
tu sumiennie zliczyt, wykaza'
loby sic, ze wiecej niz polowa
katolik6w W parafii leborskiej
jest polska.
W Kessycy W powiecie
miedzyrzeckim wybuchl sp6r
miedzy rzadem a katolicks
gmina szkolna, kt6ra wzbra'
niala sic zakueit lawki do no.
wowybudowanej szkoly, ,kt6rej
patronem jest fskus. Gmins
wypiacila nalezytosc "a lawkt
tylko pod warunkiem, jeaeli
Rad zwr6ci 1000 m., kt6re
gmina zebrala ma budowe
szkoly wtedy, gdy jeszcze ME
hv1o w;adonooSc ~ fiskne jakO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-01-18
Wielki strajk.

New BEDFORD, Mass, 17go
Stycznia.-- Prawie we wszyst.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29
Items of Interest.

| The wives of Siamese noblemen cut
their hair so that it sticks straight up
from their heads. The average length
of it is about one and one-half inches.
| Gelatoid, mixture Of gelatine with
formaldehyde, is being used for I'M
breakable goggles to protect the eyes of
workmen exposed to flying particles of
stone, metal or wood.
| The names of the architects of the
new South Station. Boston will be CHS
e!ed in enduring granite high up on the
front facade of that structure, in ac-
cordance With plans duly submitted by
them.
Corncoh pipes are made by the car
load in Missouri, and sell for 25 to 81
cents per bushel The industry is also
an important one in Indiana, and one
factory at Brightwood turns out be-
tween 1000 and 5000 a day.
In 1928 there We're LOSS debtors i'm
prisoned in Philadelphia, their debts
amounting to S25, 400 the expense OF
keeping them was s3o2.o76, paid by the
city; the amount Of debts recovered by
this process was $29b.
Soap has been in use for 5000 years
and is twice mentioned in the Bible. A
few years ago a soap-boiler's shop was
discovered in Pompei. The soap found
in the shop had not LOST it's efficacy
although it had been buried l 800 years.
Debtors in Siam. With three months
and compelled to work out their indebt-
edness. Should debtor run away. his
father, his wife or his children may be
held in slavery until the debt is can
cellcd.
The father of Major Marchand is an
old carpenter at Thoissey, in the Ain,
and he is vastly proud of his sons
achievements.
General Otis. now in Manila. is said to
be Ignorant of his candidacy to succeed
Senator White, of California. The gen
eral is editor of the Los Angeles Times
brochure, by Mary Foote Hender-
son, wife of ex-senator J. b. Hender-
son, of Missouri, advocating a new
White House to be erected on Meridian
Hill. is being distributed at the capitol
DR.. Shweninger, who won fame and
fortune through Prince Bismarck, has
accepted the headship of a big hospital
which is being built in 'Steglitz. He will
open a college Of medicine in connection
with the hospital.
Miss Wiesch recently won the first
prize for craftsmanship at the little
town OF Attinghauser, made famous by
Schiller. She won from over 100 COM
petitors. including her father, seven
brothers and three sisters. The family
took nine prizes in ALL
Arthur L. Hadley, professor OF polit-
lcal economy in the academic depart
ment of Yale university, is at present
considered the most likely successor to
President Dwight. Professor Hadley is
a graduate Of Yale Of the class of '76
New York Yale graduates are booming
Judge Henry W. Taft of the class of
80 for the place.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29
NOTES.

When the late Calvin S. Brice failed.
in his earliest ventures he was about to
give up entirely had it not been for the
reimbursement and aid given him by
Mr.. Foster. who was afte.'ward secre-
tary of the Treasury under President
Harrison.
Lord Curzon, before leaving London.
completed a book on The Indian From
tier and had arranged for it's publica-
ton, but the book has been Withdrawn
from the publishers. at the suggestion,
1t is believed, of the queen, who has
pointed out the Improperly of book
about India by the viceroy during his
term Of office.
While on the bench Associate Justice
Mckenna. of the United States Supreme
Court. is the personification Of dignity,
in private he is the most democratic
member Of 1.-THE highest tribunal in the
land. In pleasant weather he always
walks to the court, stopping frequently
to chat a moment with a friend or gaze
With interest at the shop windows.
The young Chinese emperor, having
out!ived the reports that he had com
mitted suicide or been assassinated, is
now described by DR.. Dethere, a
Frenchman, who is one Of his physi-
clans, as merely a sufferer from fits Of
depression and lassitude, his real all
normal melancholia.
Governor WolcOtt. of Massachusetts.
has recovered from his recent attack
Of the grip and expects to resume his
duties in a day O.. two.
a memorial window to the late Gov
ernor Luzon 3. Morris. Of Connecticut.
has b2en placed in Center church, New
Haven. by his daughter Mrs. Pratt, of
Brooklyn.
A. w. Millspaugh. aged So, has been
ticket agent at the Union Depot, Kan
sas City, Mo, since 1870 and has been
i'll the railroad business for over fif.y
years. Mr.. Millspaugh is as active as
though only half his age.
The Princess of Wales never carries
any money about With her. 1t was not
so long ago that the Princess, on at
tempting to enter an entertainment in
cognito, found herself without the two
shilliEgs required to pay the entrance
fee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29
TO DELIVER RELICS.

----- ~
NORFOLK. VA, Dec. 2S.-The former
Spanish gunboats Sandoval and Ava
RADIO. commanded respectively by Lieu
tenants Anderson and Victor Blue, sail
cd today for Portsmouth, N. H. via
Annapolis, where they will deliver relics
to the Naval Academy and give the
cadets chance to see the captured yes
sells. They Will be overhauled at Ports
with a view to raising her. That will
require several days yet, but the wreck
ers declare that they will raise her
It is probable that this yard will bid
on the work Of rebuilding the Cape
Charles.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29

evident that those who have been
most strongly nveighng against the
measure have lost sight Of one or two
essential facts in considering the mat
ter.
The collection Of taxes is absolutely
necessary for the maintenance Of the
machinery of government. This fact,
however, has never made taxation pop
ular. From time immemorial the col
lection Of taxes. whether justly or I'M
Justly assessed, has been q problem.
Even in the churches, where men are
supposed to be influenced by the high
est and purest of motives it is some
times found necessary to adopt meth
DDS of doubtful expediency in order to
make both ends meet.
In the case of real estate it is pos
slble, of course, for the government to
collect the taxes assessed upon it by
forcible SALE if the owner fails or is
unable to pay the amount due. For a
number of years the method i'm vogue
in Virginia has been to go through the
farce of advertising and making sales Of
property returned delinquent That
this system was an utter failure was
shown by the constantly increasing
length CT the delinquent list many
names OF persons appearing who were
amply able to pay, but who through
dislncilnation or sheer negligence lei
tie matter proceed, and in the mean
time the State was forced to get along
without the money assessed. This con
dition CT affairs made it necessary tc
enact law which would not be a dead
letter on the statute books, one which
would convince careless property hold
ers that tax paying was not child's play
put something upon which the govern
ment Of both the State and the nation
depend for their maintenance Tho
new law is by far the most effective one
yet adopted. BY means of appealing t,
the instinct of self-interest of both tn,
Would-be land grabber" and of tn.
T. . , . u q. n +. 2 . { H
man who has carelessly permitted hi:
and to get into 'grabable" position
The law accomplishes the desired end.
1t is unfortunate that the provision.
Of the law fall with unnecessary harsh
ness upon any one, but the collection o
taxes is absolutely necessary and ii il
difficult to imagine, how such a thin,
can be accomplished without bringin;
inconvenience TO sonle one, and we fee
sure that q careful perusal of the meas
use Will convince all far-m minded per
SONS that the interests Of all the citi
zens Of the State are reasonably safe
guarded. Before going into spasms o
indignation against the law makers i
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29
DIED ON THE MARYLAND.

One of the crew of the bark Maryland,
formerly the Spanish bark Carlos F
Roses, now anchored In Hampton
Roads, died on that vessel outside the
capes ard was buried at Fsherman's IS
land. The Maryland is bound to Balt-
more from Havana by way of Tortugas
where she performed a strict quarantine
and was fumigated. The death of the
sailor makes the fourth which has oc-
Cured in connection with the vessel
since her capture.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29
THE WESTERN WAY.

In commenting upon the action of the
Ckicagoans in their recent fight against
the aldermen Of the Windy City" the
Chicago Chronicle says:
We are Wild ard woody out this way;
We are noisy at times but we don't wait
to lock the stable door until the horse
is stolen"
This is the only and proper and SEN
sble way of conducting affairs. So
long as the citizens of municipality
keep close watch on those who have
charge Of the citys affairs there will
be little danger of things going very far
wrong. It is only when the people be-
come so much cngrossed in their own
affairs as to lose interest in public mat
ters that corruption has full sway.
Whatever is is by sucferance Of the peo-
pie.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29

y dispatch from Havana says: ION
the heels Of the announcement that jim
Corbett will open saloon here comes
the news that Bat Masterson ard Wy
att carp. Of Tombstone Art: Doc Hol-
iday, Ed Casey, the Kid, of skaguay,
ALASKA, ard Doe Brown, Of Spokane
Falls, are coming to Havana to engage
in various enterprises. From appearan-
,ces the early history of Western towns
of the United States is to be repeated
in Havana Gambling-houses are being
opened everywhere Thus we carry
the blessings of Christian civilization to
the benghted Cubans.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29
SAILING OF THE sANDoyAI,

SAILING OF THE SANDOVAIl. ~
Yesterday morning the captured
Spanish gunboat Sandoval sailed out Of
Hampton Roads en- route to Ports
mouth. N. H, where she will be re-
paired.
The sandoval is commanded by Lieu
tenant Edwin A. Anderson, who dstin-
guished himself by cutting the Cienfue-
COS cable during the late war
Her sister ship, the Alvarador, com
manded by Lieutenant Victor Blue, is
mouth and then commissioned for serv-
ice
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29
AN INSPIRING SCENE.

Hampton Roads presented an inspir-
ing scene yesterday with something like
hundred schooners at anchor. and
dozens of steamships. The former yes
sells had most Of them, put in for fear
of the prospective storm which it seems
is not scheduled to materialize. Many
of them took their departure yester-
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29
vessels Sailed Yesterday.

Steamship Leander (Br.), -- New
York.
Steamship Riojana (span.), Guerrica
Liverpool.
Steamship Kanawha (Br.), Maxwell
Liverpool.
Steamship Drat, -. Bristol.
Steamship Betty (Aust0, Bleecinch
Trieste.
Steamship Prazathus, , Trieste.
Steamship Stella, --, Aarhaus.
Barge Mary Whitridge, New Bedford
Barge George Moon, New York.
Barge Raeitan, New York.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29
MANITOBA AND JAA1Esl OWN.

- =
The shpyard officials have as yet re-
ceived no advices about the time of ar
rival Of the quarantine ship jamestown
and the United States transport Mani
toba, both Of Which will be overhaulec
here.
The Cape Charles quarantine station
has been closed for the season and the
jamestown doubtless will come here
from Old Point. where she is stationed
in the next few days. It was expected
that the cid ship would be seat here as
soon as Quarantine officer Pettus, at
Old Point, left her.
The Manitoba is now at Charleston, S.
c., taking on soldiers and military sup
plies for Cuba and is expected to sail
from that place daily. While it is not
known just when she will be here, it is
believed that the transport will make
for Newport News after loading this de-
tachment Of men
Both OF the ships need overhauling
and the Manitoba will be reftted as to
staterooms and saloons. The James
town will be placed in condition for the
next quarantine season. The contracts
to overhaul these two vessels aggregate
upwards Of $780,, 900.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A meeting of the directors of the
First National Bank Of Newport News,
held December 23rd. a dividend of three
per cent was declared out Of the earn
lngs Of the past six months. payable to
the stockholders on and after January
2 500 j. A. WILL EFT
Cashier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29
THE WATER FRONT i,
Flotsafn and Jetsam of the Tide
Of Current Maritime
Events.
weathe. Forecast

WASHINGTON, Dec 2s.-Forecast
for Observation-Disclosures: Increasing
cloudiness. with probably rain at night;
warmer; light southerly winds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-12-29

equipped for her trip to Pacific waters
+ the Portsmouth yard. The Badger
and the Yosemite, whichgis soon to sail
will each carry a complement of 35l
men.
The collier Sterling has arrived al
Montev:deo on her way to Hampton
Roads. She was one of the vessels sent
ahead of the battleships Iowa and Ore
gon to supply them with coal on their
voyage to the Pacific. She landed her
cargo at Punta Arenas, in the Straits
Of Magellan, and then started back.
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CLEARING AWAY THE RUBBISH.
Two tugs and crews of the Merritt &:
Chapman Wrecking Company are at
work clearing away the rubbish and
burnt parts Of the steamer Cape Charles
taking on coal, and it is said will sail for
Portsmouth today.
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might be we'll to remember that they
have to deal with an element of human
nature which abhors taxation, and
which will sometimes go to almost any
lengths to escape payment.
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buy or rent Second hand
Remington Typewrited. Address IT"
care Daily Press
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unfinished rooms
Address r. G., Postofiice Eox %, City.
dcc-2S-1t*
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WANTED-To buy or lease for term
Of years Livery Stable, or a build
ing that can be converted to such a
use. Address D. G. Perkins, North
DrookGeld Mass dec-2S-3w5
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FOR RENT-Flat of four rooms, fur
nished or unfinished. Apply at 210
26th street dec-2S-3t*
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THE BADGER rs HERE.
The converted cruiser Badger arrived
in Hampton Roads on Tuesday from
League Island. She will be further
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vessels Arrived Yestertia

Steamship Phoebe 1Br.1, Story, CAT
weston. @
Steamship Stella, Galveston
Schooner John S. Beacham, Rich
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
southern exposure. with or without
board, private family. ISL Thirty
. fourth street .-.--- dec20-1t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-11-21
BY AUTHORITY.
Irrigation Notice.

Holders Of water privileges, or those
paying water rates, are hereby noti-
fed that the hours for irrigation pur-
poses are from @ to o'clock IL. m. and
from to O'clock p. m.
III. Holders Of water privileges on
the slopes OF Punchbowl above Green
street, and in Nuuanu Valley above
School street are hereby notified that
they will not be restricted TO the irri-
CATION hours of to s a. m. and 4 to
8 p. M, put will be allowed to irrigate
whenever sufficient water isavailable,
provided that they do not use the
water for irrigation purposes for more
than four hours in every twenty-four.
ANDREW BROWN,
Supt. Honolulu Water Works.
Approved J. A. KING,
Minister OF Interior.
Honolulu, H. l., Sept. 7, 1898
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