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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1898-09-17

Let the press do what We want
all men to do, seek the soul OF
good in things evil, then it will lift
itself 20 Its highest plane, and il
win accomplish its greatest work,
and let the people remember that
the press As the censor must in the
long run be but the voice of the
people who thus utter their senti-
ments, carry their condemnation
or voise their praise.-Rev. DR..
Beverly Warner, Episcopalian, New
Orleans.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1898-09-17

Lamont Call, of Bountiful.
Utah, has recently published !
little book which sets forth the fact
that more than 1900 changes
have been made In the Book of
Mormon. which is entirely imma-
terial 70 us for We do not believe
that the Book of Mormon nor the
Bible we're wrote by inspired
writer's. We cannot refrain from
arriving At this conclusion when
ever We permit ourself to think Of
the character Of the men Who wrote
the Bible for no just God would
authorize his inspired writers to
record such horrible snd disgusting
scenes which Il contains, and it &
our opinion that within few wears
the Bible and al othe, religious
books which claim to contain the
aord Of God win be rslegated to
the rear.
The herald., 1898-10-11

HONEY TO LOAN-saoe TO $4,000 ON
city and country real estate. LEE 4. Nc
CONNDLL 4 CO.. 13 Q. Broadway. Frost
building. q
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WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE EX-
perienced in hotel work. a situation; reli-
able. Address H. H.. box 81, Herald. 12
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SPECIAL NOTICES

IS A LIST OF THE CHILL
dren VINO have been admitted in the Los
Angeles Orphan asylum since the last
publication: Half-orphans-Beulah Sofe.
years; Maud Lyman. 10 years; Elise
Messer, 10 years; Nida Leighton. years;
Pauline Bernard, years; Geraldine Lof-
fing. l years; Guadalupe de Cigarau. II
years; Henrietta de Cigarau, years; An
gelita Cavoulleri, years; Margareta
Marion, years; Antonia Mendes, years;
Juana Duarte, 6 years: Petra Mendes, 8
years; Francisco Duarte. years; Elena
Boteiller, years; Mary Robins, years; /;
Nora Conway, 12 years; Maggie Conway.
9 years; Ada Murphy. 6 years; Mabel
Dunn, 10 years; Goldie Dunn. years;
Pearl Lyman. years; Lucille Lyman 2
years; Conception Donahoe. years; Jo-
sephine Trejo. 10 years; Anna Kuntz, 8
years; Martha Kuntz. years; Aurelia
Marquee, years; Paz Reeyez. years.
SISTER CECILIA, Superioress, Los An
geles Orphan Asylum, Boyle Heights. 15
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WANTED-JANITOR FOR HALL. AD-
dress G. c.. box 8, Herald. u
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GEO. A. RALPHS-GOLD BAR FLOUR,
$1.10; city flour, SIC; pkg coffee 10c! gran
ulated sugar, 16 lbs, 81; lbs rice 25c; s
bars German Family Soap, 25c; Chal-
lenge Milk, 15c; 10 lbs corn meal, lie; bars
Gold Medal Borax Soap, 25c: II lbs rolled
wheat or lbs oats 25c; cans salmon,
25c; lib can beef, 10c 3 cans Lily Cream
Csc; boxes sardines, 25c; 5-gal. gasoline,
Toe; coal oil, Csc; X. C. baking powder,
2Oc; lard, 10 lbs, Coo; 10 lbs baking powder,
COL S. Spring ST., cor Sixth. Tel. SIG. tt
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ANTED-sITUArIoN AS COOK; AM
German-American; have child about Il
years old; wish to get position together;
aid. -
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STENOGRAPHER, CAPABLE AND Elk.
perienced, wants position in an office
Address H. H., box 26. Herald. IL
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WANTED-POSITION AS BOOKKEEP-
er's assistant; young girl. accurate; be-
ginner. Address G. G., box IS, Herald. 12
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BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
erecting electric light line poles in the
city of Los Angeles. Apply at office of
the purchasing agent of the Los Angeles
Electric CO., 453 S. Broadway. II
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FOR sALE-$2S7.5o PER FRONT FOOT
buys a fine business lot close in on Main
St; buyers call and secure this bargain.
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FOR EXCHANGE,-VENTU COUN-
ty property for Los Angeles property: 80
acres. house, barn, etc. Address r. F.,
box ~, Herald. II
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good customers; working people. Ad-
dress F. F., box 60, Herald. II
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SALESMAN OF LONG EXPERIENCE
wants a position to represent responsible
firm. Address H. H., box 20, Herald. u
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE A BREAD
route. Address F. F.. box 40. Herald. II
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FOR EXCHAN08
Real Estate

WILL TRADE LOTS IN MORENO
Riverside county, for stock Of merchan-
disc; give location and amount OF stock.
Address g. G., Box "a, Herald. IL
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NoNEY TO LOAN

TO LOAN-AONHY IN LARGE on
small amounts at lower rates Of interest
than others charge. on all kinds Of col.
lateral security. diamonds. watches. Jew.
siry. pianos. furniture, life insurance and
Ill good collateral; partial payments 70.
ceived; money quick: private Office foe
ladies' g. N. JONES. rooms u-lA, ~ q,
Broadway. 1-So-oo
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DENTISTS
WATCHMAKERs

LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF COLLAR
buttons; six different rolled gold patterns,
&c: other kinds UP to a. w. J. GETZ,
Jeweler, 1856 8. Broadway.
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FOR SALE-A 18Th. p. EDDY MOTOR,
nearly new and in perfect working order:
will be sold at bargain. Apply at Her
aid office. u
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WANTED-SITUATO IN SMALL
family; state wages, and whether wash
ing is required. Address H. H., box IS,
Herald. u
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FOR RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY ON
Colorado st., Pasadena; long lease given.
Address MRS. J. B. HUBER, 1N e. Cole
orado st., Pasadena. II
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oituations-Jemale

WANTED = SITUATION AS GOOD
plain cook: understand homework thor
opghly; want good home and reasona-
Bile wages Address H. H.. box 81. Her
aid. II
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100000 TO LOAN AT TO Z PER CENU
net on choice city residence or business
property. F. 9. STORY. SW Henne block,
La w. Third 1t. e
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WANTED-ANOTHER GOOD CANVAS
ser, at PIG S. Broadway. u
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WANTED-POSITION IN A PRIVATE
family by competent woman; good cook
and housekeeper; good references. Call
at room IL, 301 N. Broadway. II
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Real Estate

FOR RENT-21s ACRES, WITH FOUR
buildings. to let, for care and develop.
ment Of water. Address MRS. J. n.
HUBER. ~ e. Colorado st.. Pasadena
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HONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS.
watches. Jewelry. pianos. sealsleins. car-
riages. bicycles. warehouse receipts and
all kinds OF collateral security; storage
free in our warehouse. LEE BROS. \o1
8. Spring ct. q
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IF YOU HAVE NEVER TRIED OUR
family laundry work you have a pleasure
before you. The EXCELSIOR LAUN-
DRY, Phone 367.
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MEMS SOLES 35C; LADIES 3OC; TO
pay more is waste of money. 405 s..
Spring st. i'm
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MONEY LOANED AT NET INTEREST
rates from * to per cent per annums
according to character ana size Of loans
u
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FARMER. MARRIED, WANTS position;
capable of taking full charge. Address
G. G., box 16, Herald. u
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
real estate: interest decreases a. you pay.
STATE MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSN. III 8. Broadway. S-10-t1
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TO LoAN-IT you WANT MONEY ON
real estate security. have It In any
amount: 5000 to 1900 at per cent. WIN.
p. BO6BYsHELL, 107 g. Broadway.
G-SO.tf
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POINDExTER q WADsWORTH. ROOM
1oe Wilcox building, lend money on any
good real estate: building loans made; if
you wish to lend or borrow, call on uA e
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wAHr1D
Mals Help


Male Help
HudMEL BROS & CO..
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS.
A strictly hrst-class. reliable agency. All
kinds Of help promptly furnished.
Your orders solicited.
Soo-oo2 W. Second ST.. basement
California Bank Building.
Telephone 6oa
(onice open from a. m. to 7:So p N.
except Sundayl
MEMS DEPARTMENT
quarrynren; mixer and can washer.
$50. etc; mixer. SIS, etc; 2 ranch hands
$3.50, etc; ranch hands. $40, etc; harness
maker and trimmer. $40, etc: boy for
dairy, SO. etc; upholsterer, 81; 4-horse
teamster. SIS. etc; wood turner, $2.25; pat
tern maker, 35c per hour; stable man,
$50. and room; ranch teams tiers. $50, etc;
woodchopper, 81. so cord; teamsters and la
borers, $1.75; drillers, 81; scraper-holders
and bumpers, 81, railroad work, Arizona,
fare 1c mile.
MEMS HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Meat and pastry cook, Arizona. S65, etc;
fry co ok. $l2 etc: shop baker, ST. ranch
cook. $50, etc: restaurant cook, SO. etc;
lunch counter cook, 81. etc; restaurant
cook, SIS. etc. ranch cook, $50, etc; second
cook, $l4 etc.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
Nurse girl. s12; German housekeeper.
country, $40: hous segirls, country, $25, 500;
housegirls. $25; 4, $50; Z. SIS; girls to assist.
IS to $12; first class German girls, $20
and $25.
LADIES' HOTEL DEPARTMENT
Kitchen helpers. country, 500 and SIS;
cook. country. $50; pastry cook, $50;
chambermaid, country, $50
HUMMEL BROS. & CO.
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ellaneous

FOR sALE-A 15-HORsE POWER EDDY
motor. used only a few months; good a.
new. Apply to M. p. THYE & CO.. Dol
10 N. Main ct. Il
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ELLA WHITE, 122 g. OLIVE ST., NEW
nat. well known trance medium. 1914
The herald., 1898-10-11

GENTS SUITS DRY CLEANED, $3.50;
pants. 60c. BOSTON DYE WORKS, 25e
New High st., near Temple. IT
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L. A. STEAM CARPET CLEANING co.
will clean and lay all kinds Of carpets at
&c per yard: all work guaranteed. s2s e.
SECOND ST. Tel. Main "A. II
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WANTED-DENTIST WORK, AS AS
sistant, by man of experience In anes-
thetics and extraction. Address II. H..
box q, Herald. 12
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FOR ExCHANGE-A HOUSE IN SAGI-
nav, Mich; want Los Angeles home Ad-
dress G. G., box "a, Herald. IL
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FOR SALE-INTEREST IN 2 GOLD
mines in Arizona; good prospects. Ad-
dress H. H., box Al, Herald. II
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FOR EXCHANGE - PUEBLO, COLO,
lots for Los Angeles property. Address
g. G., Box 49, Herald. Il
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MISS vALIlANT. NOTED CARD READ.
er and palmist. Room 4. No. sSoh South
Spring. nov1
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MRS. N. q. ROSE. MAGNETIC HEALERa
readings daily. ~ 3. Hill'st oct N !.
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JOHN c. BEWLEY & CO., NOTARIEs.
stenographers. collectors: legal papers
carefully drawn. 4O4 BRADBURY Bldg,
Los Angeles. Cal. Tel Main 2A5. If
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HOUSEKEEPER, WOMAN, MIDDLE
aged, wants place as housekeeper for
widower. with family preferred. Address
H. H., Box 3, Herald. II
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FOR EXCHANGE-FOR LOS ANGELES
property, Shasta county timber land. Ad-
dress r. F. box 40, Herald. II
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HOUsEKEEPER WANTS POSITION
with widower's family as managing
housekeeper. Address g. G.. Box 2s
Herald. II
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Business Property

FOR SALE-$30 900 BUYS 70x1ls FEET TO
2O-foot alley, with improvements; income
$3.50 per month; situated close In ON one Of
the best business streets. M. l.. SAM
SON & CO., 12S w. Fourth st. II
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wANTED-BY A FIRsT-CLAss HOTEL
man, position as manager of country ho-
tel Address H. H., box 30, Herald. Il
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CHAMBERMAID - A RESPECTABLE
young girl as chambermaid or waitress;
first-class references. Address G. G., Box
II, Herald. II
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TO LOAN-S TO PER CENT MONEY.
BRADSHAW BROS. room "a BradburX
block. e
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Male Help

WANTED-BOY ABOUT Is, WITH A
wheel: parent should come with the ap-
plicant. INDUSTRIAL AND CONNER
CIAL EMPLOYMENT BUREAU 31o
Stimson block.
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WANTED - BY YOUTH FOR HIS SER
vices with small compensation to study
In law In attorneys office. Address H.
H., Box IA, Herald. 70
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WANTED - SITUATION AS COOK;
middle aged; reliable. Address H. H.,
box 40, Herald. u
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FOR EXCHANGE-ORANG ORCHARD
full bearing. for city property or stock
of general merchandise. For particulars
address G. G., Box n. Herald. IL
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Furnished Houses

TO LET-A BEAUTIFUL GROOM COT.
tage, bath, elegantly furnished, plano,
large grounds, barn, chicken yard, fruit
and berries, flowers; price So per month.
Pasadena ave-; cents car fare. Apply
621 8. Main st. II
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WArT1D
situations-Mals

GARDENER WANTS PLACE TO CARE
for horses. cows and gardening; expert
enced; good references. Address H. H.,
box q, Herald u
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To Purchase

WANTED TO PURCHASE FRUIT
ranch near The Palms. Address F. F.,
box Sc, Herald. II
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FOR ExCHANGE-GROCE STORE;
corner lot, barn, windmill, well. etc. 4: neat
country home. Address F. F.. box IS.
Herald. II
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WANTED - POSITION AS COOK,
housekeeper and general manager; state
wages and number in family. Address
H. H., box 90, Herald. IL
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BICYCLE REPAIRER, A YOUNG MAN.
thoroughly experienced in building and
repairing, desires position. Address G.
G., box 3O Herald. -
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FOR SALE+$65: STOCK SMALL Bill.
Hard room, cards. cigars, etc. Address
F. F., box 50, Herald. II
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WANTED-SITUATIO BY A COACH
man; general work; thoroughly expert
enced, sober and reliable. Address H. H..
box 6. Herald. ~
Evening star., 1898-12-22
AN<I ELECTIONS.
Choice of Officers by Various Local
Organizations.

East Washington Council, No. 217 Ma
tional Union, has elected the following
named officers for the year 1899: Alphonse
Girouard, president; William Bennett vice
president; Thomas +. Jacobs, speaker; John
II. King, secretary; William Z. Allan, tinan-
cial secretary; Harry c. Lybrand, treasurer;
Francis \. Clavlaux, chaplain; Robert r
Patterson, usher; William l.. Lusby, ser
Seant-at-arms; Edward l.. Dunn, doorkeep-
er; trustees, Matthew Jarboe, William
Creamer and Edward L. Dunn; delegate
10 the cabinet, Alphonse Girouard: delegate
To the immediate relief, Alphonse Girouard.
Mount Vernon Lodge, No. PIP, knights
OF Honor, has elected the followin named
officers for the W ar 1853: Matthew Jarboe,
dictator; Wnli%In W. Carter vice dictator;
William Z. Acton. assistant Dictator; John
II. King, reporter. William =. Allan, tinan-
Cial reporter; James II. DOny. treasurer;
William Il. Dove, chaplain, Jared Mundell,
guide: Henry Il. CohIl. guardian: J. Y.
Wurdenlann, sentinel; trustees. J. V. Wur
demann, William W. Carter and Jared Nun
deli: representative to the Grand Lodge,
William Z. Allan. and alternate representa-
tive. 7. g. ClaCGett.
Al a TeSulil. meeting of Gen Guy V. Henry
Garrison, No. II. Regular Army and Navy
Union, held last evening, The following Off
GERS were elected: Commander, Augustus
Valentine; senior vice commander. Lee
Blakey; junior vice commander, Washing
ton Brown; adjutant. W. 5. Edwards, sixth
term; DaymaSter, K. \. TilEhman, fourth
term; quartcrmaster, L. X. pnkney: chap
lain. W. II. Boxlcy; officer of the day, John
K. Bowens, second term: officer of the
guard, Thomas Hart: officer of the watch,
Calvin Dodsop, Executive council: Henry
Jonifer Y. A. West and Thomas Henderson;
assistant inspector general, George w.
Washington.
Resolutions were unanimously adopted to
call on President i1ckinley New Year day,
and also to have public installation of the
OfficerS-elect at Ashlry Mel hDlist E,DiSpOpal
Church, Tuesday evening, January 3, 1899.
Prominent speakers will be invited, and also
all military and patriotic organizations of
the District. The Asbury choir will render
several selections on the occasion.
The following officers have been elected
for the ensuing year by Franklin Lodge,
No. 2, Knights of Pythias:
Chancellor commander, Edgar e. Lyons:
vice chancellor George Ryall; prelate. Not
ley Anderson: master of work, c. D.
Church; keeper of records and seal, Thomas
Adams; master of finance, l. II. Entwiste:
master of eXchequer, Lemuel Fugitt mas
ter at arms, John F. Hayre; inner guard
John p. Woodfield: outer guard. John t
Woodfeld; trustees. n. Anderson. J. B.
Woodlield and c. D. Church.: representa-
tives to the Grand Lodge. ]. b. Woodfeld.
n. Anderson. ]. T. Woodfield. G. RyaIl and
Thomas Adams; auditing committee, N An
Herson. ]. T. Woodfeld and d. Rothwell;
member of the relief bureau, Thomas
Adams.
nished by ]. 3. Woodfleld and l.. H. Mid
the evening was passed in smoke
Evening star., 1898-12-22

the channels and inlets, and render it I'M
possible to land from vessel. The water
between the islands is at times as rough
as in the English channel" There could
hardly be a greater Misrepresentation we
have no storms of great severity; none
that prevent our interiSlanu boats from
making or leaving the principal ports In
reasonable safety at all times. 1t Is occa-
sionaly very rough in the channels, where
the gale draws between high mountains.
Occasionally in the winter season there
are weeks together when, on account OF the
heavy sea, the small boats cannot remove
sugar from the landings at the exposed
bluffs of the great sugar district OF Hama
kua and some other points; but the chief
harborS are always accessible, and COM
munication between the different islands is
never interrupted by storms. Utterly un-
known here are storms such as have just
made hundreds of wrecks along the New
England coast. During forty-tive years Of
housekeeping in these islands l don't think
l ever had a shingle blown off from a roof
As to Miss Kate Field getting her death
by climbing kalaupapa precpice, she made
the climb in splendid con6ltion, and after
ward rode 200 miles ast'ide over the big
island when she fell i'll of pneumonia. l
don't believe the commissioners were re-
sponsible for that yarn.
Chickens are S. per dozen, not S15, and
eggs 80 to 30 cents, not 60. Chickens eyes
eaten out by mosquitoes That is good
The fact is that the immense sugar and
coffee interests draw away all the capable
men from such little matters as chicken
and dairy farming, and the latter have been
neglected. They prosper well enough under
skilled and patient labor. But such work.
ers get too high pay as plantation over
seers.
But there is not space for exposing a
dozen more blunders, or worse, in the tran
script letter. One may be certain that no
one of the commissioners is responsible
for any of them. Some one in their COM
pany may have picked up and reported
such stories, which helped make up SEN
sational letter for correspondent
KAMEHAMEHA. y.
Evening star., 1898-12-22
BY EMPRESS AND MAIL.
Christmas Business Through Roth
Mediums Larger Than Ever

Inquiries prosecuted today by a Star re-
porter among the express companies and
at the city post office developed the inter
esting fact that the business which will ba
transacted this year in the transportation
of Christmas things will be much Iareer
than ever before in the history of the ma
uonal capital. At the main local office OF
the Adams Express Company. on Penn
sylvanla avenue. there was a great crowd
Of persons sending away packages. bundles
and boNes-big, little and medium-to far
away relatives and friends.
The indications already are that a much
larger business will be done this year than
ever before" said one Of the courteous en-
ployes in response to the reporters aues-
tohs. we already have every horse and
wagon i'm our stables steadily at work. and
our lull force was compelled to stay on
Guty last night until Il O'Clock In order 10
facilitate the quick handling of express
matter, we have opened an extra ware
house, at the old Richmond and Danyilla
depot, on Maryland avenue for the rer,p-
tlon OF incoming express and will continue
handling the outSol-g al our regular ware
mouse. at 9th street and Virginia avenue
OT course it is a little too early to definite
ly compute the incoming express stuff. but
even now ii is much larger than ever be
lore at the same time before Christmas.
The amount being sent away, however is
very much larger"
AT the United States Express Companys
local offices, No. SlI Market space, the
same reports as to the increase of outgoing
and incoming Christmas freight We're given
out. The opinion was given that more
bulky, if not more costly. presents We're
being shipped, and the revenues OF the COM
pany were therefore largely increased over
those of last year
Superintendent Peachy of the registry di-
vision of the City post office said il was his
belief that the amount of matter in tho
shape of valuable packages sent out in the
registered mail would be considerably lare-
er this year, the present indications In
spring the idea to this effect
Evening star., 1898-12-22

The same letter says: Communication
between the islands is often interrupted for
days by the severe storms which rage In
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Excavations in China.
From the Birmingham Post.


Information received here from the most
remote corner of Shensi, northern China,
within the sphere. 1 believe. of the i'm
portant British concession in that region,
leaves no room for doubling that system
attic excavations, conducted on a scientific
principle, would yield valuable and import
ant objects of antiquarian interest. The
very primitive and fragmentary attempts
in this way already made have revealed
many pieces of antique bronzes and pot
terry, several of which have now arrived in
London. Experts who have seen them
state, am informed, that they are at least
two thousand years cid. Reports lave
also reached certain quarters In LCcldon
of the discovery near Foungsian-Fou of
gold objects. supposed TO belong to coats
of mall and an inlaid casque, all of which
news makes 1t evident that rich harvest
for the antiquarian Is In store when the
time is opportune to carry on the work
of exploration IN those regions.