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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-11
GREAT VICTORY AT MANILA.
Continued from Third Page.

leans have no cable onnection
1t is believed, however, that tn
American loss is not great.
Naval officers in London REGARD
it as a great victory and called i
the annihilati on of the Spanish
fleet in the Philippines.
London, May IA dispatch
received tonight from Madrid says
the news of the engagement al
Cavite produced the greatest en-.
thusiasm among all classes, espe.
cially in view of the fact that the
American vessels were obliged to
retreat before the inferior naval
force.
Notwithstanding the severe
damage sustained by the Spanish
ships, which is freely admitted,
the naval officers in Madrid con-
slider that further operations by
the American squadron will be
conducted under great difficulty
owing to its having no base where
it's ships can repair, obtain further
supplies of coal or obtain the ne
cessary fresh supplies of provi-
sions.
The dispatches state that the
damage done to the Spanish ships
Mindanao and Ulloa were very
severe, although no details are
given. The conflict is described
IS terrible. 1t is said that the
Spanish losses were heavy. The
ships suffered severely.
Captain Gridley worked his
hip around to rake the Spaniard.
lie fought his ship with one bat
cry and kept up the fire on the
orts with the other.
A we'll trained shot from the
olympia plowed through the
ghting tower of the Reina Girls
ma and killed the ships com.
lander, Captain Cardiac. The
was standing with him
t the time.
New York, May IA Sun cable S
ON London says: A dispatch g
'ceived from Madrid late tonight
dictates that the public there is
last awakening to the fact that =
le Spanish navy has really
lffered terrible reverse in the
ay of Manila. There was .
loud demand from the street Z
owds for an explanation of the
ct that SO many wsrships had
zen lost in the great Spanish
Glory" A large force of civil
lards was called out to overcome
9 crowds, who undoubtedly were
the verge of rioting.
New York, May "A cable
I'm Manila of this date to the
IN contains the following: VI
nave not yet been able to learn
loss of the Americans, !
t their fleet appears as fit as
sr.
Not the least admirable feature r,
the exceedingly we'll planned
ack was the astonishing ac-
aintance the American navigat- q
officers displayed with the
tiers of the bay. They never
med to be in the least danger
running their vessels into
flows, though their maneuver- W.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-05-11
EGAN'S
Fort Street.
Specials For The Fourth Week
OF The Renovation Sale:
Innf n1nN silk
IInInIVN Chenille
VuI CuluU Baedad
SCrim
TOWELS F FtHEH
TOWELING 4 4'9;1
WHITE BED SPREADS!

The only thought in this renovation
sale is absolute clearance.
This store isnever undersold for equal
values, and now that we are lessening
our stock the prices are cut lower than
ever.
Come and see how low we are quoting
prices-and what sort OF values we are
quoting them on. Wen convince you,
too.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-16

personal experiences and gives note
worthy facts that have come under her
observation. In an editorial on the same
subject, the editor of THE Writer
shows concIusively that If a literary
ring" really does exist, 1t does not give
it's members the advantage of frequent
publication, and that, instead of it's
being difficult for a new writer to get
into the leading MAGAZINES new writer's
write the greater part of them.
IF Tam O'Shanter'd Had a Wheel" is
the curious and catching title of a book
announced by E. r. Herrick & Co. for
publication this fall. The author, Grace
Duffie Boylan, is conspicuous through
out the west for her clever newspaper
work and her editorial connection with
the Chicago Journal. Miss Mabel Glare
Erwin of the Chicago Chronicle is an
other western newspaper woman a coll
lection of whose stories will be pub
lished by the same company under the
title ''As Told by the Typewriter Girl Z"
CasselPs Little Folks, which enjoys
extraordinary popularity In England,
will have an American edition begin
ming with the November number.
The Macmillan Company will publish
at an early date, for the Columbia Uni
versity Press. concise outline of the
life and work of Bismarck, by Prof
Munroe, Smith. Other books soon to be
published by the Macmillans are I'm
stinct and Reason" by Henry Rutgers
Marshall, author of Aesthetic Princi-
pies and Pain, Pleasure and Aesthet-
les, "Zoroaster," the prophet of an
Client Iran, by A. V. Williams Jackson,
professor of Indo-Iranian languages in
Columbia University; "A Popular His
tory of France" by Hon. Thomas e.
Watson.
The Century Company will issue in
November beautiful edition of "The
Pilgrims Progress" with the illustra-
| tons and decorations by the three
brothers Louis, George and Frederick
13head. Another book which the COM
pany has on hand is THE Life and Let
ters Of Lewis Carroll" the famous au-
thor of Alice in Wonderland" 1t is
written by near relative Of Lewis Car
roll and will contain in all hundred
Illustrations, with many extracts from
letters and diaries, which read like
pages from Alice
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-16

the social swim. and entertain very
lavishlv.
Frederick w. Vanderbilts residence,
Rough Point Is well up with the
Vanderbilt residences at Newport and
it is much regretted by the cottage con-
tingency that Mr. Vanderbilt has not
opened Rough Point" this season.
]. J. Van Allen, who owns Wake
hurst" the grounds Of which are in
closed with the highest and most ex-
tensive stone wall in Newport, has not
occupied his house this season.
1t would take several columns to do
Justice to the three hundred great
houses of the summer dwellers Of New
port. Classed among those who are on
an equal with those already referred to
are Beacon Rock" E. d. Morgan;
"Bythesea," Perry Belmont; "Chastel-
lux" Lorillard Spencer; Chateau
Frank Work; "ElmhurSt," A. Emo;
"Fairholm," ]. r. Drexel; Fair Lawn, +"
l. Townsend Burden; "Fiedheim, I" Mrs.
7. A. Havemeyer; Gravel Court" Mrs.
G. Tiffany; Hilltop Cottage" Mrs. r.
M. Hunt; Linden Gate H. G. Mar
quand; Marble House. Mrs. o. H. P.
Belmont Ocean View" Ogden Mills;
"Pencraig," Mrs. G. F. Jones; Rock
hurst" H. M. Brooks; "Rosecliff," n.
Oelrichs: Sewerage H. H. Cook;
stone Villa" j. G. Bennett; White
Lodge" Lispenard Stewart, and Way
side" E. Dyer, Jr
On Sunday, Newports cottage cons
tingent very largely attends church.
and but few drive on Sunday after
noon. Trinity Episcopal Church has sa-
cred dead buried in the graves adjacent
to this ancient edifice bearing dates of
1904. The church rolls contain the
names Of more wealthy people and es-
tates as pew-renters than any church
in America. The aggregate amount Of
wealth represented by the families at
tending there is $500, 100000, and the
members heap the collection plates at
the morning service. Cambridge Trib-
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azine does not say SO, but congratu-
lations are in order for the editor. Mr..
Edwin d. Mead, upon his recent mar
riage to Miss Lucia True Ames, the
author, lecturer and club woman.
Among the more notable articles in
LittelPs Living Age are: "A Catholics
view of 'Helbeck of Bannisdale.' by
r. F. Clarke, S. J.; The passing of the
poet" by Elizabeth Gibson THE like
ness of Christ Rex Regum,' by Wyke
Bayliss: 1.-THE humiliation of distance, .
by M. L. Weller. Each of these de-
serves a more extended notice, for all
are readable and interesting.
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A BAD BREAK


Medico-"How is 1t you failed to become
an ambulance surgeon?"
Sawbones-''In the examination | was
foolish enough to tell how to distinguish
a drunken man from one with a fractured
skull =
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OUT OF THE DARKNESS.
Oh ghostly voices of the night,
Once more you come. It's the w

Oh ghostly voices of the night
Once more you come. It's the whip
poorwill
Patiently showing its little skill
To teach that the humble who strive
Alright
May win some love from the listening
To the easement l go to salute your
"Are-e-o-e-k! Are-e-e-e-k! Arick-
etyreepi
That's the street car sounding ita
fiendish glee.
It's strident tenor upsets each nerve
As It goes full speed round the
double curve.
And you wait and shudder, for we'll
Another will come in minute or
Oh, ghostly voices of the night!
Far DER the world the pallid moon
Hanks to the melancholy tune
Breathed in the shivering poplars height,
As houseless winds come wandering by
And pause in their loneliness to sigh
'Kerdump. kkerdump, ker-rattlety-
That's Blokers cab. The graceless
He nearly fell at the pavemsnts
Twas just last week that he
signed the pledge. Hi'a
But, alas, it is painfully plain to
That it's broke, and probabiyaso Is
he.
Oh, ghostly voices of the night
Far from yon crumbling mansion floats
A gruesome minstrel's uncanny notes.
The wide-eyed owl, with lowering flight
Moeks at poor man. who but waits
For day, when his sorrows will be more
plain
''Ber-a-a-a-nkl Ber-a-a-a-nk! Ber-
a-a-anl5y- berawkr'
They're out for their usual nightly
walk
The men who linger till sleep is sweet
And then bring shovels to clean the
street
They'll sleefully scrape it, up and
Till they wake up the whole of the
siumbering town.
oh, ghostly voices of the night
But seei IT'S day-breaks rosy blush.
And now long, harmonious rush
OF sounds confused brings deep delight
The blended noises of Weakening marta
The nilkmen's wagons and hucksterT
carts
"A-tlngt A-ling! A-dineety-diney'.
Nay, breakfast bell, It's in vain
you sing
Your brisk and often inspiring lay;
TOO strong are the wiles OF the
And vet your welcome Is far from
slight
Sweet knelI of these voices of ths
night
washington Star.
= think, said she, "that ] shall go to
the fancy bail as tax list
tomarY oulckness "vou wish to repre-
sent soraefhinr MAT will ,narrnit ,g,,, ~ g.,
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Him" said the policeman 81 guess
Wen have to investigate this
mo, SIR exclaimed the cynical citizen
whose house had been broken into. ~
don't want any investigation. What |
want Is for you to jump in and find out
in hurry who did Washington Star
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-10-07
Bon eiaer ssrau eatsedft.

@ieberum lit eine sroBe @ntbedung
senta6t tuorben unb Sipar bon elmer
Game aus bieIem 2anoe. ,0ie &ranz
belt bate iie nit ibren &lauen sepadt
unb Iieben Sabre lang litt iie Die arsz
lten aualer. aber ibre Sr9ane tuaren
auFs duBerife 9eibiuddt uno Der Sob
i6ien nabe beuoritebenb. 9rei Monate
bultete iie unaufb6rli6 unb fonnte fe,z
neu S9luf finben. S6lieBli6 aber
entoefte iie ben Wes 5ur @eneiuns
inbem lie bon uns cine Slai6e BON 9r.
Sings gieuer @ntoeduns fiir S6tpinos
iudt faufte uno idon Die erite 9ofis baz
BON peridaffte ihr 10 uiel Grlei6teruns,
oaB iie Die sau5e ysa6t i6lafen fonnte
unb bur9 ben @ebrau6 bon nur apei
Slaiden ipurbe iie pollitanbis furirt.
Sbr @ame 1T Srau 2utber 2ub." 60
idreiben 90. s. Sammud & 60. in
Sbelbp, g}orb Carolina. GrobeHaide
frei in ber Gputbefe BON s. &alteper &
Son. &esulare Slaiden so Gents unb
s1.o0, Seoe 5lai6e pirb aarantirt.
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San Nnto1lio,

Ser lieutenant; o5er id h.; 0e1l
@unich, Mid ron meia2Y Geaut 81,
perabIdlecen, uno maN tteilte nir nit,
6QB ir4 lie bel <21HaH fjH0en w!ly0e ! "s
Oar iuHge Sffjier iiibtte, ME ibm
eine &'tHtbpetle b.jEen 3orne8 gum
Gopft c;nq0rjtie9, Gr wjG9 nltt ron Ser
Stetle. lla6 er Wijroe feinsm 0egner
uufebIbar cine befti9e. beleioigenoe
GntgeQnung in's @eIicht qelGteuOert
hoben, wenn er iogleidl Die re6ten
8orte iiir cine iolfe 9eiuuOen tatte.
2intouie mar t8, melde TIN perbinz
oerte eiue llniiberlegtbeit ill beseyen.
Sic n6tbj9te i'm burA ibre slnnabe,
rung, bel Geite su treten, uno menbete
lid nit pornebmer 9lube gegen Sabrjs
ciu8 J
rMan bat Sic redt belihtet, wie
sic Iehen! Sd itebe 3u Sbrer Ser
fiiguug!"
@r ersrifi ibre Sanb, unb {ie iibers
lteb ibm oieielbe obue g2iberltreben.
@malb nahte cine ungeitiime Sez
me9un9, als menn er Sabricius 9emalt>
lam 5uriiffoBen ruollte, aber elm ltrens
ger, lnabnenber 8lid 9tutoniens bradte
ibn CUR 9eIinnuug. ST brebte lid auf
oem sl6Iae Tim uno sin9 gum Seniter,
obne BON Der 9inlpeIenbeit bes 9(nberen
peiter glotls alt nebmen.
(5ortiebune fplgt).
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6Etiag,> 1e1t Z. sftp6fr

,gs alebt perfdisbeuellsi Nrmuib'
fag3e er fdlisbIi6:s ~ l1rh m6dte
Id beu, Dsrtn biitsn, bob e feineu
au6eAsfn fsine eSaereu G6bren2 2Hopft.
Sd babe nubfiebsh bobejm ouber bic
fsnt bier. uub b4 fommt nod 6aufe j:
n0ab' 8udea geaeRsn4 unb 1T grob
fdnoujig Getrefgea, unb bic auberep
merOen neibfidl auf ibu. Dieine Sin
!sr fplen Iernen, bob @eIb Elm Ding
ii. bQs man hul9 iaure 9lrbeit per
biereu mub. Sic fpIlen ui6t eIouben.
baB man IS auf Der StraBe finbet.
Sic ioQsg4pid1t 9laubsn. bob nan es
gu folGaEp3eus pie SUDDEN gebrau6t.
Sd peIBHidt, Db Der Derr mid Der,
fanben Bbt2"
2SsSa MohF iaste i6.
Dann etbob er Rd uab ging pbne
@ruRy fdpafdlig, eebadt, mhbe, nit
f9teppenhea gdritten iiber ben Martt.
plob haa0n.
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9llle acknowledgements
Srlb uno Sranbs98unbelt 8errenfs
ungen uno Shmellun9en merben ruft,
unb fiher BON Saloaticn Sci geheilt.
Gs lit cine 3tpeife( has bette sOiittcl
fur ale fclhe Shme3en unb lpllte III
feinem Nauie fehfeu. 0err 8rauf
Stubenhaper, 1887 Gin Stra Cas
bnque, Soma, fd)reibt ME fcl9t: "5d,
9ebraud)te Salpatien Sci nm cincn
oeritauhten @llbrgcn gu furiren, ipcla
der MID pcn Der 9lrbeit ab5uhaltcn
brCbte, bc6 nadbem ih ben 9lrm tlldls
ti9 eiu9erieben batte mar idl i'm Stanbe
tpiecer an bic 2lrbeit ;u geten. 9Scnn
i'd niht bas Salpaticn Sel 9etraudlt
bate 70 ipurbe id, fIder fir lingere
3ctt meincn 9trbeit5 gcbn ocrlcrcn
haben." Solpatien Sci lit ilberdl
tltr nur 25 @ent6 gu faufeu.
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Gin Giifel,

10 Iautet cine tleine @el@i9ts Don
Gall @palD, bic mir unferen 2eieru
ni6t bDrentbalten m66ten. Der Ser.
faHer sr3db!t.
Sd fab Dor benz gafs b'9lngIeterre
unb punberte mid, haB elm tleiner
8urf9s, Der ale Sage bon mir stpei
Yfennise ,u SUDDEN erbieIt, f6 nod
INNER ni6t bate ieben lafIen. atirsr
LID batten mir inn in einem augen.
blidIi6en Nnfal bon gutter 2aune Elm
bIanfeS Marffttd geeeben. No1 febe
i'd fein @riiaunen, iein hrablenbe8
autlib unb bic giIe, nit Der feline tlei'
men nadtsn Ghbe nod bieiem uner.
tuarteten @reisniB tiber beg MartipIoB
baooaeilten.
Sa itanb er pl6sli6 ueben meinem
Slid.
Sd bIidte bon neiner 3eitung auf-
er bate roibe, sef6uogene Nusen. Gin
drmli9 getIeibeter ManH bieIt ibu on
ber 6aub.
sSft es ber 5err boria' frasts Der
Mann unb seiete auf mid. oGann
mad, baB Su nod Saufe fOmmf. :"
Ser Suuge siIie baDon. Gin Sell.
uer erf9ien unb eriu9te ben Wtann,
fi6 TO f9nea nie m6sli9 su enifer'
net. Der aber bIidte i'm nit ben
burGsringenben ausen ieines mage.
rem AntliBes on uub idien ni6t geben
Su pollen.
sd bin niGt hierber getommen, um
gu betteIn", iagte er. sd babe nit
bem 6errn bort su reben.@
eSas fiimmt@ iaste id.
@r nabm auf einem Stuble mir
seseniber glas unb sins Obne peitere
Ginleitung auf feiu 3iel log.
sd mollie ben Serrn nur fragen,
tDie Der 6err ba5u fOmmt, reinem
Sungen 1elb 3u geben."
sNun - ia. SD eebe ibm bitter
5tpei pfennige gu SUDDEN. Sat er
iraenb ueI9en S6aben baburd &C.
uommen2A
n@efsrn CAB Der 6err i6m cine
Mart. Wia Der s>err Diellsi6t wiis
len, pie ss bamit siuss anf benz 5ofe
gu Saufe mar Elm anberer Sunge, Der
uabm i1m bas @elbfad fort. @r
purbe ange5ei1t unb beute Morgen
ersrihen. N b6ier 5dIiusel. ber bod
friiber ober fpdter binter S9IoB unb
8igel getommen p1re. Nber bas iii'S
aud nidt, uobOa i'd reoen pollte. Sd
bin nur elm armer Mann, bp6 m6dte
i9 germ ebrIi6 bIeibeu, 10 Ianee i6
faan, unb meine aiHber iolIen es au9
fein."
.Sa-i6 rdume elm, bas i6 uuRber.
legt gebanbelt babe.
gr unterbra9 mid bur9 cine 6anb,
betpegung. @r mar bier eetommea,
UNI - ieine Weinung su iasen unb
tiimmerte ii6 meuig um nleine Sin.
uenhung unb @ntiduibigungen.
s8ia Der 6srr ben Sunseu 3u f6
nebmen2" fragte er.
ySas farm Id ni6t. Sd babe Tels
Der ainber - Id bin fslbft Elm ormer
Wlann. -
@r fab suerit mid on, bann mein
@los unb bic iibrigeu 81Fe Dor Der
I5afabe bes SoteIs.
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Jero. Staffel, 33l @af Cons
merce 5traBe, Mil6nirtbidaft Der.
rdtbe. Preservaline fir bic @rbaltuna
bon Butter unb Wiil6. 8erbinbert
bic MiI6 bonn Sauerwerben unb er.
bdlt bic Butter Dollfdubig frifh fiir els
nen Mouat.
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~ 3aIt, @emeat Sanb, Bad.
feline, feuerfefie Steine unb SbOn,
Sheer uub aspbaltpapisr, 9a9pappe
Sheer uub aspbaIt, Del. Serpentin,
6arben, @la8 etc. etc. fiets purrdtbig
BEL 8. 6. 9ielm a nm, 3O6 On.
Commensurate. 9&iebrige preife, quite
Waare, fotpie CUTE uub reelIe 8ebienung
tuerben garantirt. - Selebhou 41O
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iSiir 4onHabler.

Sir iinb autpriltrt, Serrn Soe aphr
ats &anbioat fiir gSieoerwabl fir oas
RDnft bler.Qm MI bes l. 8recinfts
anSutiinbiSen.
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fsnr Sheriff.

8ir iino autoriiirt. Serrn SDhn
8iltens ir. als &anbibat fit bas 4mt
bes Sheriffs Bel Der beportebenoen
@abl ansuseigen.
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Isiir Gnuntn.Rihter.

Bir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn 8eter S 0.
mas als &an6ioat fir bas Unit oes
GDun tb ST i9 ters BEL Der beppr.
5tehenben @abl anauseiaen.
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@ir finb autoriiirt Serrn Nat Sc 8
als 8cnoioat fir bic 8ehertpabl fir bas
Nmt oes 81 iftrittsg lerfs ausuSeigen.
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Sir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn 5 obn s..
Campbell als &anbibat fur bic gSies
oeripabl fir oas amt bes g bertffs
bel Der acknowledgement 8ahl ansusei9en.
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Wsabmcfe 6ptel Sar,
Of 0oufon StraBe,
10 nj. Wsutb, ..... Gtgentbiimer.

Wian fnbet bier Elm bor3hslides
@laS Bier unferer beimiiden 8raue.
reieu. 9eionbere 9lnertennuug Der.
bieuen bic Weine, gisarren, Wbisties,
2iqu6re &C. gorahgli9er Jrei.
lun@ bes 90 orsens unb Na d..
mittags. 9ieie Mirtbidaft erfreut
ft9 beS ausgesei6neten 8ufes au benz
angenebmfen gufentbaItsorte Der
Stabt su 3dblen.
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Sshr @ouutps 5teuer, Collector.

8ir lino autoriiirt, 5errn IauI
W eer ich etot als 8onoibat fir oas
Nnt oes Gountp. Steuert& &p1lef.
tors ansusei9en.
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Sir 9ihrift.gIerf.

gSir iinb autoriitrt Serrn Senrb Il m.
! 6eib aIs 8anbibat fir bas Mnnt oes
3 iftritt. glerfs ansu5ei9en.