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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
A NEW REFORM.
Crusade Against Adjoining Advertisement
With Women's Faces.

Having become convinced that the
use of women's faces and figures in ad-
vertisements tends to "bring the sex
into disrepute," some Illinois women
propose to agitate the matter until
legislation can be brought in to rem
edy the evil. They have become so eX-
cited on the subject that at a meeting
of federated women's clubs not long
ago their feelings found vent in the
following set of resolutions:
Whereas, we, mothers, wives, daugh-
ters and sisters of free civilized and
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
MAKE FOR TEMPERANCE.

Druggists may not know it, but they
are regarded in the light of allies by the
white ribbon people. The hot drinks
served in the up-tO-date drug store arc
temperance agents. it is said and not
near so much spirits are drank on cold
winter nights as used to be before the
drug stores began to serve broths. cOf-
fee, cocoa and egg beverages.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
HANDY REMEDY FOR CHOKING.

Raising the left arm as high as you
can, will relieve choking much more
rapidly than by being, thumped
known resident of Georgetown.
And 1t is well that every
one should know it, for often a person
gets choked while eating when there is
no one near to thump him.
~, Very frequently at meals and when
they are at play, children get choked
while eating and the customary man
ner of relieving them is to slap them
sharply on the back. The effect of this
is to set the obstruction free so that
1t can be swallowed. The same thing
can be brought about by raising the
left hand Of the child as high as possi-
Bile. and the relief comes much more
rapidly. In happenings of this kind
there should be no alarm, for if a child
sees that older persons or parents get
excited. they are very liable to get SO
also, The best thing is to tell the chiId
20 ra Use its left arm, and immediately
me difficulty passes down. '-Washing
ton Star.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
AFTER a RAIN.

Tha simplest way 10 recurl feathers Is
~ shake them before 2 clear fire and
then, with a paner knife or the blunt
s'de Of p peuknife. coax them to their
original form. treating each tendril son
aratelv. Another way is 70 damp the
feathers and curl them round waving
rms leaving them for twenfv-four hours,
then loosen the waves by the gentle APP
plication OF comb,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12


Among the many little conyeuiences
n he found i'm Tho stores a-a tho skirt
-.
p,u s7'S' '"ese consist "l 'HIee pms
ike safety pins, of different lengths,
some set with is,,a1e otbers ,,1air
,r,1,a ,,,,lo b... An H., -,,-, .,, .1,l e.,
,,,.as - " ~ - w. ~ 80
.i.1+ " ~ ~. ms oI., -, ~, ~ 'i'e.
~ ~ 80 a rlo.liiSI-O - o''g Tl
1ia-I No '''''9 '''i' III mn
'-i1 ''- ~" ~
An affor, is - ,o r,.dc il, r,o,,,1,.;,o
= Il eILoI! Is 70 ne mace 70 poPu'dflZe
A@st women omen ADMIRE t1en out Few
ELL 90 M 90 y" ear item LNFH "A=H
lLe[ ilave peeli in Slyie 81 at years.
sne los ,'G IlaS pe''Il snorl-IlNeo ana Jhen
''9 i''u 'iie appear ''''s vi '~iils ultra
ELon Jacke's ana pgieEoS VIII rage
NJ. Nm d. men @Iu-llilr .aNoF' il seems
~ S-lliIIe'' -1a ny oi me ne" pdLteih
rocks show them and rumors from
swing there.
Among the fads of the spring win be
'Gfded SINS and mazda noiam. both OF
Nnlch VIII be used extensively for
SalFt waists. A novelty IN the make
up o. SIltI waists pS the way. are the
w. Hall-IHyh pleals running, one from
r5NH ShouIdeF ana drawn jug-theF at
the centre OF the back.
rfeen ana pale blue and Srecn and
violet will decorate many q chic cha
peau this spring and viii also form the
,oloring Of gowns. Gray in all the deli
cate shades ana various greens will
also make charming gowns.
Plain, massive silver bracelets are
not exactly new. but they ~are being
worn as much as if they We're. Bangles
and bracelets possess a fascination for
the feminine breast which will not
subside for long.
Military canes of red cloth trimmed
with gilt braid and buttons and lined
with white, stylish aud gay. People
10 their golf capes with passionate de-
votiOn, and, as a fact. there is no gar
ment more generally serviceablc fhan
il.
China silk will be extensiveIv used
for silk waists this summer Some
women keen A gown of black china Sin
in stock for summer wear, ,-aar af+ar
year, having found Inv evne,,ienae tbat
there is nothing cooler or nicer for hot
nan7enf 7bicb i,a Ia ia * 81 oss or Or
vess becai iI,'ii nag psgil put away Tor
SSaL peCd use people dld not wear them,
may now De brought out and hung on
YOUR C|rano chair in confidence that.
il only it is pretty. il will he in GOOD
forpo 49, -. ~ - III SNpu
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12

Among the many little conyeuiences
TO be found in the stores are the skirt
pin sets. These consist Of three pins
like safety pins, of different lengths,
some set with jewels others plain.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12
WRINKLES.
Various Fripperies in
Hat and Gown
FOR THE FAIR SEX.
Tulle Hats and Brocade
Purseo-BoIeros.

Belts viii be worn with most Of the
waists this summer. and the fancy belt
buckle and clasp will flourish accord
ingly,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12

Military canes of red cloth trimmed
with gilt braid and buttons and lined
with white, stylish and gay. People
who never saw a game'of golf cling
10 their golf capes with passionate de-
votion, and, as a fact, there is no gar
ment more generally serviceable than
il. -
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12

China silk will be extensively used
for silk waists this summer. Some
women keep a gown Of black china silk
in stock for summer wear year after
year, having found by experience that
there is nothing cooler or nicer for hot
weather.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-12

The gold or silver fligree cross or or
nanent which has been put away for
Years because people did not wear them
may now be brought out and hung or
YOUR C|rano chair in confidence that
il only it is pretty. it will be in good
form. Nearly every woman has old
trlnkets laid by. because no longer in
style Sometimes they are quaint and
beautiful, sometimes clumsy and crude
OFTEN these latter can be so remodelled
BY the jeweler as to prove effective ad-
qltlpns to the costume But in MANY
instances 1t seems a pity 10 alter over
the Old things that have associations
connected with them.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

kt6rYm niai reke sfaoz9pa 2 noga,
udalo MT. SIG zbiedz kllku podroz-
nYch chciaio 60 zatrzyma6. ale
|powalenl zostali ma ziemie. "
pogon1 ME mozna sig by}o pusclc "a
|zbiegiem, gdyz ola braku liny oraz
hamulca " przedziale ME MONA
,by}o zatrzymac pociagu. Poznlej
przedslewziete ]. poszuklDanie "a
zbiegiem pozosta}y bez skutkn:.
,Gtselllge'' oburza sic ma
wszystkich P olak6w, przYtaczaJac
TAXI wa1'Ypadek: W Warlubiu 2
o.kz,azzYi jaklejd patryotYcznei uro-
czystoscl szk6lne] c6rka w}asclciela
G6rsklego mia}a deklamowaf
wiersz n'emniecki. kohozaoy sc
s4owami: yIch freue mich, das lch
cine Deuttche bin'' Dzicwcze zas
zamiast tych slow pow'edzia@o ma
koncu gtosem podnies,ony- -. ind
dennoch freue ich mich, dass ich
.keine Deutsche bin. Tax ja naa-
czyf oiciec".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
te sdobra Ola komlsyi kolonizacyJj
Polska pod Moskalem

NIEMCY.. W TOLSCE "
.piemalym zYja obecnie stcachuu,
sponlewaz wyda}o sic, ze RID
rosyiski zblera droga urzedoVa
wiadonossci, zWlaszcza 2 fpbryk,
ilu one Niemc6w .zatrudpiaja. z
wYzszego rozkszl Nldal :nspektor
fabryczny .kregu .Warszawsk'ego
cyrkularz i r. zesla} go do wszys-
kloh ! zarzsdodW fa~brYcznych z
zapYtanien, lin " danel fa5rYce
znajduje size r%obotnik6w cudzo-
ilu maistr6w cbcych
poddanycb i ilu pcdma]strzych.
inspector chce Sc przekonaf,.
ilu urzedn,k6w ma W~yzszYch str
no wlskach, lnzynler6w i buchalte-
row jest Nlemc6w, ilu urzednik6w
pracuie W biu1ach kantorach i i}u
dyrektorow jest Niemc6w. Termin
odpowiedzi up}yna} z dniem 81
lutego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
Y

= -. -. - - d. @a@s! - go:
lewska poslsda klasztor Panien
MarYas,wvitek " Mobylewie K
1edna z'konnioa), ora il Alasz'o "
CO. Dominlika ar 6w W Petersburgp'
Aglonie. Dyecezva wllenska: sw.
Katarzvny " Wilnle. PlP BENG
dyktyuet, 6w. Brygidy V 'Gfod"''
PIP. Bernardy mex " Sfon'miu.
Dyecezya acko,zytomirska: 90.
Bernardyn6w W Zasiaw:n1. D3ee,':-:
IVA zmujdzka: ilasztor me'zk' W
Kretyndze, zehski W Kownie. ;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
y HELU teraz doplero dono-
ana o bohaterskim czYnie dw6ch

= fyRaxQW z.hu 49, a"uJ wv 8
Ii ! d I f,aaapYi u | j.. h"a !. Il 81 ! )
10 1 Psta1ksqhbz lute% r. ! :
nbak65SW W. pIoSwracca}o 4odziaml
ad.hska do Kusal2al dfodze
ssskoczyla lch bufrzsaa i zapedzila
pomleldzY kry, zkad russyd sig ME
snaogli= i o wiasnym ratunkn- juz
.zwatpili. z brzegu spostrzezono
iednsk niebezpieczehstwo, a 20
.upoph66w " 8 }odzlach podazyio ma
ssssspomoe. Leozz przzystep: do rozbltko"
wyxdawa al. sic bye wprost= niemozli-
q. ] wynn, edHa6zpiIel{r1aeez sic .k4y t,mo~
Is waly 1odiiom droggee. Wtedy=: to
vYad wymienleni dwaj rYbbacy,
opllslseaalwszlyg,: sic Imam, 2 wy~tezeniem
w~s1zystkiich. sill: wdostali sic na. l6d
/ i ! Nppiollsllaagsuujjac aie wloslamllii, dlostal'
) % Q, rozbltkdv, ma vp6f iua
Itossthlalyeh cd zimra. Wiele
ilsssksoazt1e. truldu, mleli dwaj wy.ba1ws'cy
IL! :, g s'''l'2a9 Al sx1oh tovarzy~
s1Ys j Wdlee't az lem. fch do 1t9. 4o 'eli,
{ { pp'oo mo go Bog on 5poszl1o. =
UzeazS6c tY1ml. zuchom, ktdrzy "
ntisbslztpIliite'czehstwie towar1yssa ME
81 prtpszez39, q nawet w}asne zYcle.
ryzlykpj&.
.sGkUD zlAoz. odsisdujaoy
,ts sFIfss: ! Il II enn.aa v domu karnym "
lel.r,u,didsiadzu :pieiakl lgnacy stur
dkkihhski;' MAI .wyatepowa6 iako
8 1isdek Pred s41em 3awnlcz5m v.
I. lTal'u1au, v tow4lizystwie swego
a1sibI1yjjaebha1 poclaagglem rannym
i.,j ,Iolun1a ] korzYstajac z nieuwa>
{. a Iaez zel qqce'gga przad 1Elll kt6rY1)
sl[. !. Lsln ;yye y .41s y y
sstEk l. Y 1 { s,s : rrze % l.l
Myako sazg poclagu iadacego Y ],
vi. INSTRUMENTATION, p lllshleuelha .
~. ~ GR2Z, LIZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
q GAL1GYI.

O. Andrzej Szeptycki zosta} cd
OLGA sw, Wv olniony cd slub6w
zakonnych, ably m6gf przyjac g.
dnos6 Blskupa " Stanlsfawow'e, W
Gal1cyi. Obecn,e przygotowuJe sig
u 90. Jezult6w "a konsekracya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

Omawiajac fesultatY komisy1
acknowledgement zwraca vberl.
TsgebIatt" uwege ma to, ae komi-
$, a zesz}ym: roku z "a nowona~
, bltycha ddb ,F. tYlk'o 2: ? Ky d00ro ,
! Yo!nie. cd Polakas' = pa spon z
reszte *kuplta cd N:emc6w, pfa'eac
i'm tardzo wYsokie :ceny. az do
800 d. "a norge. tax 10 az 21o
.wlascicieli niemieckioh cfarowalo
komisyi swoje dobrs Me DIV vice,
IL sgraryusze niemieccy W sejmle
tax gorliwie porleraja komisya
kolonizacyjnq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

" kRosN1EWICACH pod
Kutnem W Kr6l. Polskiem ma
probe piugdw dwusklbo"ych
odni6sf zwyciestwo dwusklbowlec,
wyroblony we fabryce Ceg,elskieeo.
.Dziewiec fAbryk ~przys}a}o +swe
wyroby ma ten konku5s.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
KoRoNoWO. p. Felix's Ku-
charski sprzeda} sva posiadaosc "a
1900 M. mistrzowi szewskiemu p.
M aseikowskiemu.

IN arr- E#"- -. E..- 1.-- Ef
smutna MOVING donosza pismla
(poznanakie. Dobra rycerskie Raoi.
&c, " ro,wgiiecclle strzelihskim, obej..
mu,jjace 55e,24 hektar6w. sprzeda}
>. Ossowski z Montowa " Prusach
zachdnicn p, Himself z Lachnliro-
VIC q go 900 marek. " sprzed,-
5Ey po6redniczyl agent dobr +. ".
D,m brhski 2 Poznania. .,Dz.
;;Kul !. daonogzaa, i >. HInsoh. naby}
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

81 GRUDZIADZ odbY1 sic tn
essamin zbitarYenrckl. zsozyIi go 2
pomyslnym sSuttien:: Burczek,
! c1sbievski, Jassz {Lotar). Judel,
Wladysaaw Kam,hski, Kunst,,
Maercker, PodzWolt, Pyszora i
Wiechmann. WI. <Kaminsk1 i Py-
sczz5ora byl, az do sekundy uczniami
sakladu Pelpl'iskiego.
SUBKOWY. w Duzej Sfohcy
ssvIgqar1.y}o sic wielkle nlesaezs6ole
uebYwatela Wlnkla. Jego ekonom
Wse1folsch= oqmieoiehski 2 Brzusacz22,
bat :. @. : subk6w, znsIaz3
smierd v sposdb nleco zagadkowy,
podpbno z.winy. jakieggos robotnlka
pr1y vozeniu piabku. sledztwo
sapswnne wykzaaze, jak sig rzecz
miaia.
/ KOt1ssGIEsRzYNA. 1890 2. M:
90 godz wiecsorem'' wybuchf "
Lu td y Y. Y j k n3
III 10 izaS xs1ta aze1an=-:
hHpHgzn,ssoxYlkEH:MN 4 n 4 Kz>&
4 I4zszz:l: &':o:S*@@ 81
~ =.
BRUsY. N'edavno PREY f0wie~
iniu ry 81 v jjeeaziorze raduhskiem utor
aaaH :braeia=B ruseyyz Lubnia. llcza~
- FL o,dnosnie 1s lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06

Poznahskiego.
JAROCIN. Wtasciclel majat'
tku Cory pod Jaroc'nem' Mol's I'd
zakohczYl zycie d. IL I'm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
ays.as 9: --0-#z
e + !: I ].
=. MzP 81 T.: S. j. K: K a Z

IA i: s "a: a rs * &. u { ~:s-
mlsaffse + z Jag 9 lski probcszcz
.Raezkowskj, umar} 1890 Z; m. W
=wieku Lat. SO. Urodzony W r:
1910, zosta} wysw'econY ma kappa"
ma W r. 1868 i ia spedzif lat 81
ma bardzo pozytecznej s1uzb:e ola
Koscio}a l sp6feczenstwa. Kosc1o1
spalony cd pio1uDa z fundament6w
odbudowa& pieknie przyozdobi{.
Mleszkancom mlasteczka Raszko-
wa wielka wYswiadczJ} przysluggs
przez z~alozenie Sp6}kl pozyczkowej,
kt6ra sam wzorowo proWadzi},
Zmar5y wogdle z. zami'owaniem
oddawa} sic sprawie Sp6}ek Zarob-
kowYch / bYgaf regularnie na
sejmikach Zwi4zku Sp6}ek. Zmar}Y
najm4odszIm braten s. p. profesc-
ra Fortunate Jsglelskiego. kt6ry
by} nauczycieIem gimnaayalnym
najprz6d " Trsemesznie, nastepnie
d4ugi z a W Ostrowie, a umarf "
.N,s1e ma Slazku, Ludwika, zna-
'nego drukarza sliterats.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
2 Prus ,P!'!oI,ll|s|k|'ic'hEl,.. u.


RYBN,Ow powiiecie llubtaawH--
skim. " 6rode SGD. N. odbYi eie
w-tutejsaej gminie plefwszy targ
krannY, ma bYdio.i targsna konie,
ktdry byi bardzo ozywiony.
Kk 8 Il 81. 9goz. n. vie,
*:csofem umar}a " Ms:iszew,cach
sed,s,lW'sa 1. gdo p'a1. g.! sa atll1a 2! Z !. Kalkate Ell,
n q osfon5kloh Bach -I4ewlhslkas
v .ss.yroku5 lzlYcla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-04-06
Hrabia Potocki wlasc,ciel d6br

Hrabia Potocki wlasc!ciel d6br
Eahcuckich W Galley; zalecal sc
"a bardzo do zony swego lesniczt~
go, a gdY tehze professional, hrabia
s,rzelif do niego zab'jajac go ma
miejscu. Pc e%pc}nienlu zblodni,
hrabla uciek{ "a granlce - a
pr~zviaciele jego tymczasem stara]s
sic ola niego uzyskac u9askawlenie
ma podstawie, re lesriczY zos:a1
zabity W poiedYnku. Mkt, rozumie
sic, " to ME wierzy, by hrab!a
Potocki pojedynkowaf sig re swoim
%lesniezYm, lecz p1enladze ! wp}YwY
NIGGA go umiewinnic. Hrab'na
Potocla stara sig -obecnie o roz-
w6d. Pooling praw austryackich
hrabia Potocki powlnien wished
1ako 2brodniarz.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-02

Had the FIRE of the enemy been aimed
lower from the first our loss would
have been simply terrible. n Cv-r 5000
% them were armed Tvl.h Rs.niustous.
besides those who had brclch-ioadcrs
and elephant guns"
Did you find that the French. or
some other nation. had been supplying
them with arms"
No. The Remiagtons they used
were captured chiefly from Hicks Pa
sha's army and others. together with
various arms from Goryion's soldiers
Is TO the ammunition u had been man
ufactured In omdurman- What in-
pressed me especially vas the great
dash and courage os the ncwiy-fo-mcd
Soudanese with va. and the Egyptian
battalions led by British officers They
Will endure any amount % fatigue:
Ing men. though both are good. I have
great opinion 90 Kitchener. Tie -
a man with great confidence in himself.
which Is a great thing In 4 general. Tie
was we'll nksd by al. though n strict
disciplinsriau. I believe ne t. amer
general than Lord wolseicy. and have
heard many Others say the same thinE.
The British and Egyptian forces
chummed up spicndidiy throughout the
campaign. Never knew of a quarrel
between them. The men tina; cumc
from omdurman are big. muscular fell
lows. and grca, fighters. They are. no
doubt. to- n great extent a survival az
the fttest. the weaker people having
been shOckinsiy dccimsted."
Questioned what he thought ot
French influence and French intsrfcT-
enCe in Egypt. Mr.. Webster said Il was
now pretty well dead. Il was not a;
present a big interference. The Kae-
dive he knew was somewhat Jealous
OF so much English influence and pro-
gress. but in reality he was now only
figure head. Lord Crcmcr really hold
ing the reins OF power. The K.icdivc's
attitude was very much OF a surprise.
even to the Egyptians themselves. see
ing that his father VAS rescued by the
British. and to whom ne Was very
friendly.
For the Soudsn. Mr.. Webster thinks
there IL a great future before Il. VERY
fine crops OF maize. cotton fibre. and
sugar. could be grown en- the banks OF
the Nile.
The Arab horses could no; bc cquall-
Ell. and they were capable Of wonder
fui endurance. He rode 10 stone uss
lbsl without saddle and secoutremcnts,
and rode 30 miles across the desert on
one horse without It's having food or
drink. and IL stood the Journey well.
II was grey Arab that be bought from
Prince Francis of TecS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-02
CIRCUIT cot ri.
Objection Filed In waialua Dc
position Matter.

In the case OF the Hawaiian star
Newspaper Association -. Henry u.
Saylor. the defendant has filed n mo-
ton to- quash the writ OF error previ-
ously fled by defendant
In the action for summary possession
OF land brought by Margaret o. Carter
vs.. the Wing Chong Wal Co. the jury
returned n verdict for plaintiff. J. NJ.
Monsarrat and II. =. Weber for plain
un: Kinney. sIallou & MCCisnahan for
defendant
In the suit OF J. \. McCandiess. ct al.
vs.. waialta Agricultural Co. the de-
PENDANTS have fled objections to in
terTogatories grOpoundcd by plaintiff
for the securing OF dispositions from
San Francisco witnesses
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-02
$1,000 CASH.

The most handsome AMI cicEAas
cottage. ncE ugss nrlsaetl co.,
taia scyea rooms nth al Ectcra -
proyclcats. Iaclu1iuk PcrcciAla tubs.
brick chimacys. substantial fO.nd2-
ton. wired throughout uttA -icc<rse
wires. etc. etc. % every rcs7ccs a.
idea! homc-muss - SEGA 10 - ap1re-
e!atsd. Size os boz. S0xit0. Pr.cs
s5.0,-e-si. go cash. bA,aacc 80 sais par-
chaser. Oniy about go yards OF ki1x
street on strccs - :ccs side. In excel
lent conditlon.
Further particulars 90
WILL. = FISHER.
Real Estate Aecas and A1cssorc<r.
Fort and Merchant streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-02
A Brief Strike.

There was n strike yesterday mora
ing among the natives who were en-
ployed in discharginE the cargo OF the
Alden Besse. The wages have hereto
fore always been s. n day. The strik-
ers demanded an increase OF so cents
which they didn't get. \ new crew
was Immediately put on.
This move Is thought by some "a
presage an organization among the
water front workers. which will act as
a labor union toward the advancement
OF wages.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-02
Will Live in Samoa.

Mr.. Kunst. who Is well known tn Ho-
nolulu and who has just returned from
n short visit to Samoa. has bought the
former home OF Robert Louis Steven
son on that island. lie likes Samoa
very much and intends to make his
home there hereafter.
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$3.50 CASH.

Balance to suit purchaser. I'll by
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also on King stree sire ssxit0 sccc
sure to increase - value.
Particulars os
WILL = FISHER.
Real Estate AEcut aud Auctiuacr-.
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$3.50.

Cheapest lots tn the city on Pike.
Street. size. 5c.sxi50. Wsth aac trees
and shTubbcry. Elegant place To bssit
n home. Near car lius.
WILL =. FISHER.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-02
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-30
TWO MEN LOOTA TOWN
Carnival of Murder and Rob-
berry In Cuba.

Havana, June 3O.-The local papers
devote considerable space to the recent
troubles at Guanajay, deplore the ac-
ton of a few unprincipled men and con-
graduate General Lee upon the prompt
measures he has taken to put a stop to
them.
According to the Diario de Ia Marina
at Matanzas, which hitherto has been
considered immune against crimes,
highway robbery and violence have
broken loose. Two armed Cubans have
held up the village of Bachicha and
robbed the principal stores, after kill
ing the proprietor. The police killed a
man, bound and unarmed at Cabezas,
claiming that he tried to escape and two
Spaniards have been set upon and kill
ed by a body of Cubans at the Presto
plantatio near Cardenas.
Owing to the expressed opinion of
Brigadier General James H. Wilson,
governor of the consolidated depart
ments of Matanzas and Santa Clara.
that rural police are not wanted, trouble
is expected in the province of Matanzas
for some time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-30
NO USE FOR NEGROES.
Uncle Sam Wants Only Enough
to Fill Vacancies.

New York, June 30.-A special to the
Herald from Washington says:
No colored regiments will be organic
ed for service in the Philippines. Any
colored men enlisted will be assigned to
vacancies in the present oolored regi-
ments of the regular army. The expert
ment of the war department with color
ed volunteers during the Spanish war
was not a happy one and in spite of re-
ports coming from the Philippines to
the effect that the colored man is great
1y feared by the natives the authorities
are aVerse to running the risk of a rep
etition of the troubles of last year.
The selection of officers for the ten
additional regiments is now being made.
General Otis has selected officers for the
regiments to be organized under his
supervision and the war department
officials are going over the efficiency re-
ports of officers who served during the
Spanish war for the purpose of securing
leaders for the regiments to be organic
ed at home. The president will have
the appointment of Al officers: one
colonel, one lieutenant colonel, three
majors, fourteen captains, twelve first
Heutenants, twelve second Heutenants,
three medical officers and one chaplain
No general officers will be appointed
for the reason that there will be a sur
plus of major generals and brigadier
generals after the old volunteers are
mustered out.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-30
HORSE AND cow CENSUS.
Secretary Wilson Will Try to Have
One Taken.

Denver. Col. June 30.-In the monthly
bulletin of the National Live Stock asso-
citation it is stated that the prospects for
having a thorough and classified census
of the live stock of the country taken next
year are brighter than at any time in the
past. At the annual convention of the
association held here last January strong
resolutions were adopted this subject.
Replying to these resolutions and the ac-
companying letter which sent him,
Secretary James Wilson of the depart
ment of agriculture says:
with regard to the census of domestic
animals, we have never had such a thing
since the United States was nation.
have not been able to get hold of Gov
ernor Merriam, the new director of the
census, but 1 will begin correspondence
with him and see if it is not possible
to get somebody appointed and put in
charge of agriculture in the census who
has some conception of agriculture. It
will be a new thing. of course. if we sue
coed in getting that done; and I assure
you l will make every effort to that end