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The Republican journal., 1899-04-20
ONLY ONE CURE
FOR SCR0F ULA,

There are dozens of remedies recommended for
Scrofula, some of them no doubt being able to
afford temporary relief, but s. s. s. is absolutely
the only remedy which completely cures it.
Scrofu!a is one of the most obstinate, deepseated
blood diseases, and is beyond the reach of the
many so-called purifiers and tones because some
thing more than mere tonic is required. s. s. 8.
lie, and never fails to cure Scrofua, because 1t
e disease, thus permanently eliminating every
The Republican journal., 1899-04-20

EIRE ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA of
Philadelphia, Pa. Incorporated in 1920.
Commenced business in 1917. E. G. Irwin, Pres
ident; Benz. I Herkness, Secretary. Capital paid
The Republican journal., 1899-04-20
VERY SERIOUS.
It Is Unwise To Neglect
Diarrh@a.
This Disease is Catarrh of
the Bowels.
Pe-ru-na Cures Diarrh@a Be-
cause It Cures Catarrh.

U S T what is
needed to cure
diarrhea is Pc
ru ma. When
catarrh h as
C h 9 d tho
bowels it mani
fes t S itself as
dia1rhea or dy-
8 9 e ry. Ca
tarrh having at
acked the mucous
The Republican journal., 1899-04-20

FANNIE BRIGHAM WARD.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28
" Dainty Elegant. ~

The World over the Sterling is spoken
Of as "dainty elegant, the Frenchman
says 1t is ''elegante, dellcada" the Italian,
bella graziosa" the German, ''niedlich,
zierlich", the Hollander,' 'sierlijh", and the
Chinaman, says It is "allee sammee like
watch.
A skillfully designed wheel is not only
useful object, il is also an aesthetic
creation. Have you ever thought how
greatly the riders appearance is enhansed
by a bicycle of graceful lines? The most
accomplished equestrian mounted on a
hack horse presents sorry plight, but
let him bestride thorough bred how great
the change! The Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co.
have 50 of those"dainty elegant" new
o0 model Sterling bicycles in transit, due
to arrive on the Moana.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28
pIR. DOLE AND sPOIbsMEN.

"Hawaii Under Annexation" il
the title of full page article writ
ten by Honorable Sanford Il.
Dole, ex-Presideut of the Re.
public" for Harpers Weekly.
Mr.. d lie pays his respects to
the excellence of himeelf in the
following terms:
Local politicians are consider
ably excited over the consumm ma.
tiou of annexation, even to the
extent of taking measures to TO-
fluence the selection of local Off
cials by the government at Wash
ington.
"There is some discomfort
among this class with the civil
service status of the government
of the Republic of Hawaii, as it is
aud has been, Oh account
of the absence of the politi-
cal spoils system. Although
annexation has inspired these with
hopes in this direction, there ds
inpatienee at the slow aud uncer-
tain progress of events towards a
permanent form of government OF
American lines"
Doubtless the shade of Georg.
Washington will turn green with
envy when the g'andiloquent
magnanimi'y of these paragraphs
are brought 20 attention. 1t is
timely to nota the facts aud per-
sons to which these paragraph $
refer. So far as the general pub
lie knows, tn re is one org,niza-
ton of "poliiicians" that has be
come "excit I'd" "even to the ex
tent of taking measures to in-
fuence the selection of local off
ciils by thu government at Wash
ington." This organic ,tion il thu
Central Committee of the Ampric-
an Uuioo party which advocated
the app ,intmert of me- p4rson
other than S. b. Dole to the p ST.
ton of first governor Of the terri
tory of H. wsi.
Mr.. Dole asserts that the dis
content among these "p litirinps"
is due to the "abseuce OF the poll
tical spoils systems" This is the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28

The man who bought Eva plan
tation stock at so 0 FIVE years ago
was "slock gambler" Ii he buys
the same stock at the same price
to lay he is common sense bust
ness man." We would like to have
some of the good people making
TIE roar about "stock gambling
point ont the line where stock
gambling stops and investment
begins.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28
News &c Geo. Grau

A letter from Manila, received
by the last steamer from tn. Ori-
ent, tells OF the pr s.nce il that
city OF George GrHu. formerly Of
the finn of ii Hack 'elL g. Co. The
man who rece we'd the letter j. a
fIi~nd of Gr"u's Among o'hpr
thing-, the writer mentioned the
fact that Grau went t. Nj ,uila 10y
way OF the Suez canal aud that he
was in the American army.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28

Two police officers had a tussle
with big raw-hoIed man by the
name OF Miller this morning.
The fellow struck f. Fisher sew
eral times and, upon the appear.
apce Of Bicycle Patrolman Mel
son and a native officer, showed
fight. He was taken to the police
station by force.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28
HoNoLULU-SECoND INNING.

Rev. ]. F. Lane. b W, Hewitt......... o
A. St. G. Pianaia, b Hatfield. o
DIR. st. d q. Walters, b Hatfield. ........ 3
A. st. NJ. Macintosh and Hatfield. o
T. 6. Ballentyne, Ross, b Hatfield...... 6
R. A. Jordan, b HEWITT. ............. :. .
w. l.. Stanley, b Hatreld.. =
r. Anderson, b Hatfield. .................. o
DR.. Hr V. Murray, b Hewitt. ........."... o
J, n. Cation, not out ....................... 2
J. H. Walker, Hatfield. o
-
20
Ist inning Observation-Disclosures.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28

1t appears that Minister Cooper
il one member of the local gov.
eminent who has made a strong
fight against The registry Of for.
ign ships uLder the HswHiia n
flag. Under condition pr, sent
and past Mr.. Cooper may be put
down Ms the king pin of Ameri-
cauism in the Hawaiian Cabinet.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28

Until there is more definite in
formation regarding the amount
of coin or currency in the Islands,
there cannot be any profitable
discussion OF the relation between
the funds locked up in the Treas
ury aud the business of the coun-
tty.-- Advertiser.
Very troe. In other words the
Advertiser confesses that it is
talking THROUGH its hat.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28
TUESDAY, FEB. 20, 1929.

,Contraclionists of the United
States are now Offering ridicule of
American honor aud integrity as
a"gunt nts. Ii the majority of
the American people were of the
c,ntractiouist type, the honor and
Integrity of the nation certainly
would be fit subject for ridicuIe.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28
DAviES-FIRsT INNING.

J. Hewitt, run out 3
E. A. Moss. Lane ........ .................." 2
A. b. Sinclair, b Macintosh. .............. o
d. Ross, b Mackintosh.............."...".. 2
E. Wodehouse, b Macintosh. ........... 6
A. R. Hatfield, b Lane. ....................... 7
S. P. Woods, c Jordan, b Lane............ I
I. G. Davies, Macintosh, b Lane. 6
P. Lishman. b Macintosh ................. a
J. Low, c Macintosh, Lane. z
F. H. G. Seymour, not out. o
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28
Notice TO Book Readers !
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Russell - Charlotte M. Braeme - May
Agnes Fleming-Robert Louis Stevenson
Marie Corelli-St. George Rathbom-and
many Others whom space forbids quoting.
These are all in paper bindings, and retail
for 25c and SOC each.
RT~ New lightweight Stationery for
foreign correspondence.
RsS~ Hawaiian Silk Flags, Ukuleles, and
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ONLY HAWAIIAN SCENIC CALEN-
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28
For Sale.

ONE CENTRIFUGAL PUMP, 10.
inch suction, S.inch discharge, with
Westinghouse engine complete.
One centrifugal pump, 8.inlh suction,
o-inch discharge, with Westinghouse
engine complete.
One centrifugal pump, 6-inch sue.
ton, 4-inch discharge.
One Blake pump, 3-inch suction, q
inch discharge.
For particulars apply to
II52-tf J. M. DOWSETT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28
HONOLULU-FIRST INNING.

Rev. J. r. Lane, b Hatfield. 3
A. ST. G. Pianaia. b Hewitt. 10
DR.. st. ID. g. Walters, b Hewitt....".." 4
A. st. N. Macintosh. Sinclair, b
Hewitt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..........
R. Anderson, b Hatfield. ...............".- I
w. /. Stanley, b Hewitt. ......." 2
r. A. Jordan. b Hattield..... ............... 1
J. w. Harvey, Moss, b Hewitt. I
DR.. II. v, Murray, b Hatfield................ 2
I. q. Balletntyne, run out................. o
J. n. Cation, not out ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" o
Extras. ........................".
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28

men VINO plsced him 10 power, hy
"Hoporable Sanford b. Dole, ex
President of the Republic"
One Of the prominent members
OF the central committee Is George
W. Smith, a leading business man
whose counsels, up to the time of
annexation, we're repeatedly
sought by Mr.. Dole's officials and
who has not heldor sought to hold
positions that command a salary
from the government. Still en-
other is Theo. +. Lansing lately
elected Senator to the local legis-
lsture, who has sought no position
under the government, of whom
the government thought sufficient
ly well 70 indace him to take the
rosiiion of Munster of
Finance during Minister Dsmon's
temporary sbsepce, mau who
has never sought Office and whose
business integrity and political
honesty no man dsres assail
Still another is j L. Kennedy, su-
other prominent business man who
has not salary or position from the
governmental crib. j. II. Fisher,
whose business is banking not
govern ment labor for government
pay is also in the list. 1t was
FISHER who organized MIR Dole's
military forces. f. B. McStocker
is the only one of these "excited"
men who draws salary from the
government. His was one of the
powerful organizing forces be-
hiud the republic that held Mr..
Dole ia power. If he is hot o.,
the trail Of The spoils of Office, Mr..
Dole is the first man to make that
assertion. b. +. Dillingham;, one
OF the greatest commercial leaders
of the territory is also of that
com mittee. He hold no Office un-
der he government.
These men are affair sample Of
those whom Mr.. Dole by his refer.
euce to The influence exerted in
Washington, classes as excited
politicians after the spells. These
and men of the same stamp estah-
lished the republic, put Mr.. Dole
in Office, held the republic to
gether tothe day Of annexation
and now stand in the forefront
of American progress in Hawaii.
And Mr.. Dole pays them the
compliment of being excited"
politicians, discontented on &C
count Of the "absence of the poll
teal spoils system"
In view of the fact that Mr..
Dole has failed to declare whether
h. is a candidate for office or not;
that he deems the excitement of
these politicians of sufficient i'm
portance to call public attention
to it and thus defend the Simon
pure purity of his COVER nment; in
view Of Mr.. Dole's public plea for
the retention of his cahintt in
office under American terri,oria al
rule and OF his championship of
the old Capitalization of an oil
garchy as against the freedom of
speedy American territorial rule,
Mr.. Dole has by his own words
aud action given display of sell
fish motive aud unAmerican
spirit that explains more clearly
than any words his opponents
could put 10 print why the people
OF this territory have withdrawn
their support from the present
circle.
By attacking the integrity of the
men who take "messur to iufiu-
ence the selection of local officials
by the government at Washing
ton," Mr.. Dole has exposed the
OF his political card and
the people of the United States
can easily see that the card they
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28

Full score OF Cricket Match Played
Last week.
Following is the score of the
two days cricket match played
between the L. II. Davies g. Co.
and Honolulu G. @. teams, WASH
iugton's birthday and Saturday:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28
DAvlES-SECoND INNING.

J. Hewitt, c Stanley, b Macintosh. &c. ID
E. A. Moss, and b Lane .................. 9
A. b. Sinclair, b Pianaia. .............."... I
y. Ross, jordan, b Lane. 9
E. Wodehouse, and b Macliintosh.."-.Io
A. r. Hatfield, Cation, b Lane ........... ?
S. P. Woods, b Hatfield. ........ 4
+. &. Davies, b Lane...... ...............-. o
w. q. Snglehurst, b Macintosh. ........ o
J. Low, b Macintosh ..................... o
7. ID. @. Seymour, not out......."....... I
Leg bye. .................."..."..."
Go
rstinning. 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-28

No shop worn goods on the coun-
tiers OF merchants who advertise in
The Bulletin.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-08
PERSONAL PARAG GRAPHS.

d. e. Frances Carroll Ia, attorney. is
I'm the city on business
c. l.. Alexander "A prominent Hastings
merchant, is at the Merchants,
Ed Ettinger, a traveller for PHILADELPHIA
house, is I'm the city for few days
j. D. Her, the brewer from Kansas CITY.
Is in the city with his wife for a few
days.
E d. Hurst Of Cynthiana, Ky, is in the
city TO buy old exposition boilers from the
wrecking company,
George A. Brooks, a banker and miller
from Bazle Mills, is at the Millard, ac-
companied by his wife.
j. w, DEMO, manager of the Longmont
mills Longmont Colo H. in the city with
his wife in attendance at the Millers' con-
yention.
Charles Il, Squires, western agent Of the
Barber Asphalt company, Is rapidly recov-
erlng from prolonged illness and will be
able to be out again in few days.
J, Laurie Wallace, the well known artist
OF this city, who has been spending several
months In Denver and the west, returned
Thursday and will probably remain here
Tor some time, During his absence MIR
Wallace painted some portraits of promi-
nent Denver people and was remarkably
successful lie also painted several pic
lures In lincoln, among them being por-
traits of Hon. G., NJ. Lambertson and Mr.
and Mrs. +. NJ, Hall. He is now preparing
TO go 10 Paris, whore he will study for a
period of two years.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-08
BURGLAR SHOOTS A MINISTER
Seriously Wounds n Wisconsin Divine
and slightly Wounds the Preach
cr's wife nnd Escapes.

RACINE Wis, Dec. REV. David b
Cheney, pastor of the First Baptist church
who was shot by a burglar at his home yes
terday is lying in a dangerous condition
with bullet in his breast and another II
his left groin. The bullets will he probet
for as soon as his condition will permit. Mrs
Cheney, who was also shot by the burglar
will probably recover, the bullet wound in
her neck not being considered necessarily
fatal.
The citizens and police of Racine, aided by
the citizens of Waukegan, Kenosha and every
town along the Lake Shore in the vicinity
Of Racine, are searching for the fugitive. He
has been seen several times running across
fields, but succeeded in euding his pursuers
KENOSHA, Wis. Dec. 1.-Two men, one
of whom answers the description of the Ra-
cine burglar who shot Rev. D. B. Cheney and
his wife, were arrested here today and will
be taken to Racine. They give their names
as James Raymond and Thomas Martin. One
of the men carried a revolver. They claim
to have just arrived from Harvard, III.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-08
FIFTH WARD REPUBLICANS
Enthusiastic Meeting is Held and
Several Good Addresses Are
Delivered.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Fifth Ward
| Republican club was held Thursday night
| in its hall at Sixteenth and Corby streets
The chairman, Robert Clancy, introduced
Edward Rosewater as speaker OF the evening
to an audience that crowded the hall.
Mr.. Rosewater spoke of the factionallsm
in the republican ranks which had brought
defeat to the party in the recent election
He showed the disloyalty of a certain ele-
ment which had betrayed the party to fur
ther its own ends, The methods OF the
Patriotic league were described and the past
unsayory records OF its members were dis
closed.
Il. w, Richardson answered a call from
the chairman with loyal speech for the
principles OF the party. 1t is the duty OF
every citizen" he said, "to lay aside per-
sonal differences and ambitions and come
forth Loyalty and enthusiastically for the
coed OF their party"
w. b. Christie was loudly applauded in
a patriotic speech which showed him stand
ing for "tho flag, the country for which
the flag stood and the party which stood for
tha country"
Councilman d, r. Mount made short talk,
2omplimeOting the speakers Of the evening
and endorsing the position he had taken.
Hobert Smith, member-elect OF the school
board from the Fifth ward, thanked the
club for the aid it had given him in the
last election.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-08
EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS
Hickory Camp Gives Concert and
Dance st WASHINGTON HaII-Other
Social Functions.

Hickory Camp No. 512S gave a concert
and dance in Washington hall Thursday
night that was attended by large num-
beT OF people. The concert entertained the
guests during the early evening and was
a very enjoyable affair. The Smith family
orchestra furnished selections which con-
sisted of vocal and instrumental pieces. NJ
Shoener gave either selection. Miss Flor
ence TomDlef and Frank Hair sang solos
and Miss Minnie Matthews danced and the
Messrs. McMullen gave an amusing song
and dance. Drill teams from Magnolia
Camp No. 1888 Hebrew Camp No. 4944 and
Hickory Camp No. 512S put up an exhibition
drill also and later the guests danced out a
long program. The affair was very success
fully managed by the following committee:
H. Heyman, w. Matthews, 7. Galligan, j.
Mandelberg, Il. A, Romey and W. Riley
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-08
SHANNAHAN TRIAL BEGINS
South Omaha snIoonkeeper Charged
with Murder OF Ed Joyce and
Ed Callahan.

John Shannahan, who formerly kept a sa-
loon in South Omaha, is on trial in Judge
Bakers court on the charge of killing Ed
Joyce July 30 of this year. 1t is also al
legged that at the same time Shannahan
killed Ed Callahan, but separate trials will
be held for the two murders
The double tragedy occurred in Shanna-
hans saloon. His plea of defense s that
he was attacked by his victims and that
he acted for self-Drotection. An effort will
be made by the defendants attorneys to
prove that the deceased were dsreputable
characters, but the prosecution will combat
that theory. Numerous witnesses are to be
examined
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-08
FOR RELICS OF rHE TRAGEDY
Crowds StiIi Lingcr About the scene
of the Turning TO Death
of a Negro.

NASHVILLE, Ky, Dec. There were
many visitors today to the cricket grounds.
where Richard Coleman. colored, the asssil-
ant and murderer Of Mrs. James Lashbrook,
was yesterday tortured and burned to death,
There is a craze among the visitors for relies.
The tree has been cut up and even the
cnders and other charred articles have been
gathered up. After the coroner rendered a
verdict last night OF death at the hands OF
unknown persons" the ashes Of Coleman s
body were placed In tin can. The body
was reduced TO ashes with the exception OF
small part Of the skull and two other
small pieces Of bone. At the request Of Cole
mans mother, who is employed as a domes-
tic here. the coroner buried the can of ashes
in the potters field. The city and surround =
ing country are quiet today. Judge Harbeson
adjourned court until Monday, so that there
would be no occasion for crowds about the
court house or elsewhere and it is intimated
that the court is considering plans for the
apprehension OF the leaders in the mob. The
people here are congratulatng themselves
that the governor was unable to get the mil
itia here in time to assist the sheriff and his
deputies.
The belief is expressed generally that the
grand jury will not attempt to make indct-
ments.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-08
SOLOMON SUES The POLICE
He Seeks Big Damages on Account of
Alleged Invasion of His
Hospital.

DE- John j. Solomon has filed suit in the
district court for $1,000 damages against
Police Sergeants Alvin A. Behout and Henry
O. Weisenberg and Emergency officer Sam
uel L. Reigelman and their bondsmen, w
II. Johnson, C. A. Sharp, George w. Tier
ney, Il. G. Cochran, Jeff w. Bedford and
H. Parr
Tho suit is based on the allegation that
tho police officers on tho night of Novem-
yer 80 invaded DR.. Solomon's hospital and
residence at 1888 South Sixteenth street,
frightening the patients and creating gems
Cral alarm.
In his petition the doctor asserts that on
the night mentioned officer Reigelman came
to his house about II o'clock and demanded
that he be permitted to search the place.
D.: Solomon says he objected, giving as his
reason that his wife was ill and that he had
several patients there for treatment and
that search of the house at that hour
would jeopardize the lives OF those entrusted
to HIS care. Officer Reigelman went away,
the petition rectes but returned about an
hour later with the two sergeants and they
forcibly entered the house and went through
it, The doctor had a revolver, but the Off
GERS took it away from him.
In short, the plaintiff doctor boldly
charges rough invasion on the part of the
police and his petition abouuds in sensa-
tional utterances.
The police version throws different
light upon the case, indicating that Dr.
Solomon really has no grounds for suit.
Chief Donahue says it is true that the
officers made an investigation OF DR.. Solo
mons place which he calls hospita,, tut
that the investigation was made in an or
derly manner and that no damage resulted.
1t was just such an investigation, says Cap
tain Donahue, as police officers frequently
make a part OF their regular duties. The
story related by Sergeant Weisenberg and
others involved 10 in all essential points
the same as that of the chief
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-08
in Nebraska strike


OMAHA Dec. 6,-To the Editor of The
Bee: Every word you say in regard to the
jobbery of the school board is correct l
apprehend that the taxpayers are not yet
at their worst. AS matters now stand the
whole city is at the mercy of the school
board concerning expense. IL the school
board is economical and honest the tax
payers may consider themselves lucky, b.
If their trend is toward extravaganza and
jobbery, how are we to prevent it?
There is no civilized community possible
unless the officers are responsible to some
one for public expenses 1t looks like a
hurlesque on this community If we have
no control of the action of the school
board. To prevent abuse of authority large
cities are limited as to the amount of debt
that may be contracted, but in our case,
suppose the school board gets the idea
to ask for S1,OOOOO0 for the next year, how
are we going to help ourselves? OF course
this sum might be refused, but at the end
of the year there will be a deficit and the
taxpayers have to stand it, The decision
of the courts granting an unlimited amount
to the school board smaCks of feudalism
and ought to have no existence here. No
doubt there is honesty, but it is assailed
from too many points and cannot assert
itself +. SIMAN.