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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16
SAGADAHOC AUGUST COURT.

The AUGUST term Of supreme court for
the county Of Sagadahoc convened in
Bath. Tuesday morning. with Judge Al
bert X. Savage Of Auburn. presiding
was made by Rev. ]. I. crosby. pastor IF
the Wesley Methodist church
All of the legal fraternity Of Bath. were
present, also Judge William T. Hail and
Grant Rogers Of Richmond. A. Nathan
Williams Of Boston, Henry Hudson 81
Guiliord. and f. NJ. Briggs Of Lewiston.
There is every Indication that this Will
lawyers say that there will he few i'm
portant cases tried. The two cases in
which Bath was most interested. the suit
a. Co, for 10000 damages, ana that OF
Charles burlington for $1,000 damages
against Bernard Tarbox, will go over to
the December term.
At the opening Of court the two juries
99rgamized yin William n T. Hodgkns as
Rnada of inry
man Of the second traverse jury.
The grand jury is now in session ana
will be for a day or two but no one
seems to think that there is a great deal
of work fur ii to do at this term The
list of jurors for the term is as follows:
First traVerse-Walter f.. Chase, Mel
vile +. IIodgdon, William T. Hodgkins,
Bath: Horace l.. Dunn Bowdon; Josiah
ham: Chas. l.. Eaton, Georgetown; Lie
wellyn X. Gail. Perkins; Charles H. Fer
rim, Frank =. Hathorn, Richmond; Jesse
Bailey. Woolwich.
Second raverse-Merritt A. Lermond
Frank ;. Mcclellan, Henry A. Nealley
Eath; Clarence o. Purnton, Bowdoin;
Rinaldo ID. Purinton. Bowdoinham; James
G. Perry. John II. Stacey, Phippsburg
o. y. Lancaster. Richmond: Fred r.
Stewart, GeorSetown; James c. Rumri.I
William Il. Staples. Topsham; William
i. Mitchell. West Bath.
upernumcrarieS-M l.. Stinsoa
\
Yin \. Wilson, Bowdoin; Charles w
Wright. Woolwich.
T Grand jury-cyrus S. Adderton. Freder.
lex II. cahil. James r. jackson Bath.
Walter $, Russell. John o. Brown, Eu-
gene = Small, Buwdoin; George s. An
dros. Robert G. Brown. Frank H. Purin.
/ lon. l'owdo;nham; John n. Rather
| Georgetown: W. IL. Dudley, Henry Fl
! Head. John H. Pease, Phippsburg; Dan
tel Brown, Charles 5. Libby, George q
+, Page; Richmond; William e. Eaton. Ed
mund L. Williams Topsham: John :
| Williams. West Bath: Lemuel +. Stin
/ on Joseph L. Webb, Woolwich.
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New FORK Produce Market.

New York, Aug H.
tIpI Receipts. y 0Gs bbls.; exports.
a zone but not quotably lower. az holders
refused ~ name concessions In suit4 m
%hrats sharp break.
RYE Steady; 30. Western. 60 fob.
.ar lots.
WHEAT Receipts, 1859 bushels: *.
ports, 81 80 bushels. sales. 2 600 900 BUSH
.ls futures. XII '-D bushels spot; spot easy:
northern Dullth. ~. fob afiOat spot:
-. } Hard Duluth. Sl7. fob. afioat spot:
M. TEA. .5iA elevator.
CORN Recrip.a, H. lpl bushels: ex-
ports 20, ~ bushels. sales, $1,000 bushels
futures At1.G0J b-shrls spot; spot easy;
~o- III fJb. aiioaj; mo- a 3G7s elevator.
pATS-Irr tiDta. 13I .1GJ bushels: exports
10 bushels sales. 2'5,rVi bushels spot:
~hile. III; track while Western, 2GG34,
rack white stat. 2Gft3t.
HEEF-Steady; family 80 J9GIl1 90; ex-
trh mess. $50; packet, $s.JgnloGJ: CUT
LARD Easier: Western steamed closed
so; city. $50. August, $50, nominal,
refined. easy
PDRk-Quipt.
BJTTER-Irreg ar; Western creamery,
l'm2l: DO. factory. 154l5; state dairy. Il
nlNia: DO. creamery. I7I.l
CHEESE Firm. large white. ~: small
Whit; - large ANA small colOred. 81
lfftIAi Western unGradel. llmI. : at mar
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ROSIN-Eirm
TDRPF.NTT\ Firm
kICE-Firm
MoLASSEs- Firm ana quiet.
FKEIGHTS- Dun and easy.
II 'tiAR-kaw, weak: fair refining,
sugar. : G-lt. refined, quiet, about
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Howard. Crosby & Co.'S. Letter.
Boston. .Aua

Boston. Aug. 10.
Chicago. Opg. Uigh Low Close. da,
Sept. wheat 7ll4-is IA 70is 7OA II,
The Liverpool opening cable for wheat
was sd. lower ana the closing was Isd
lower: wheat opened weak in Chicago
at = 70 2ic. under last night. on disap-
pointing tenor of the Liverpool cables
which refused to rally in response to our
rally. Yesterday. The London market
was also off "a. on most futures. Local
bulls found foreign interests on both
sides OF the market. today, and conslI-
cradle wheat accumulated on yesterday !
bulge came out i'll the carry barr 81 IN
session. The trade found verv little d.
nand from any quarter. rs the crop and
other news proved rather bearish. Liver.
pool reports that the general profit taking
was the cause of the early decline there
this morning, ana that the marke3
Stcatied later on the unsettled werthrr
the country and then the late easinrss
was due 10 the poor demand for spu.
wheat The Hungarian official crnr
aitmcnt lust Issued states that I'M
neat yield shows slight increase n1,a,
previous estimates. Northwestern Nvheat
receipts. today. were :iGS cars aa.tinst u,
last week ana $50 last year The Nail.
west was q seller today. appareptlN ~
line wea ,her conditions. As exnartor.
Mere a cent out of line, yesterday toJaxi.
break may bring out some business
The stocl. market opened with nrinns
GENERALLY shade lower. the principal In
huence being the recession in J.nndan.
SPECULATION. however, ran Ia snaciai
ties, in which there were some live,x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16
EMPEROR NICHOLAS
Issues An Order on The Rapprc element
Between Russia and China.

81. Petersburg, AUg. II Emperor
Nicholas has issued thu following i'm
prrtai order tu th- Russian minister uf
finance. NJ ~ White.
owing t. the great possessions of Rus
s.d In Europe and Asia il has been pos
sihlc with the help II God 10 eject q
rapproChemcut between the peoples III
jhe West ana East. Through tEe friendly
attitude uf China We have, succeeded il
attaining aug historic aim. having Obj
tanned IN, u.s. uf ty,o Chinese harhpr-
IA Lien Wan ana Port Arthur. with u
large territory. whereby an outlet Tor thu
Siherial hallway 4" TN Yellow sra is nm.
cured.
Thanks tn THU wisdom uf the Chinese
government. We shall, through railWa -
~ course Of constructions. be united .p
China. i result which gives An nations
the immeIsurab,r gain vi easy cJmmuu.-
cation ana tighten, The operations OF TIA
worlds tTade.
i'm Dur unwearN ing care for the genera.
welfare We have deemed il necessary
after completing the railway to drclar"
Ia Lien Wan Tree por; during thn whrI,
period Of the treaty fnr the merchant
ships Of all nations. ana To huiid ut.g
city in the ncighbnrho'd @ the said port
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16
AFRAID OF UNCLE SAM.
Havana Patria Says La,ia Races Should Unite
Against the United States.

Havana, Aug. 1.-THE Patria. today,
editorially says in regard to affairs in
Santo Domingo that there is natural
uncasiness that the United States will
interfere in the matter. The United
States the paper continues. is now
4 neishbor of Santo Domingo owing to
its relations with Porto Rico and the
revival Of the idea Of a union Of the
South American republics is verify op-
perfume. This movement has the SYM
pathy Of CuDans, although the repub-
lies mentioned have not aided Cuba in
the late war. The union Of the Latin
races is necessary in order to counter
poise the power of the United States"
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1He pai1 stos.1'
Continued from page ID

Banner" The audience then filed
across the stage and shook hands with
Mr.. Mckinley. The President and
Father Lavelle afterwards left the
building and walked around the
grounds followed by the crowd. After
they had inspected the grounds the
President and Mr.. Cortelyou re-entered
their carriage and returned to Hotel
Champlain.
Among those present at the reception
were: John S. Wise, Judge Beach of
New York: General Guy V. Henry. Col.
Edmund Rice and Lieut.. Duvall of the
Goth Regiment; Congressman Sibley of
Pennsylvania: Samuel NJ. Weed, Gen.
stephen MofIitt. Rt Rev. Mgr. James
Laughlin. chancellor of the archdiocese
of Philadelphia. and Rev. John 7. Child
wick. former chaplain Of the Maine.
4 committee consisting of Gov. stone
of Pennsylvania. Robert l.. Pitcairn and
f.. NJ. Bigelow Of Pittsburg. Pa. ar
rived here. tonight. to invite President
Mckinley to attend the reception to be
rendered the 10th Pennsylvania Regi-
mcnt upon its return home from the
Philippines. Aug. 2S. The President ac-
ceptcd the invitation ana viii leave
here Aug. 20. arriving in Pittsburg,
Aug q. There will be- a review and
the entire state militia Of Pennsylvania
will he in Pttsburg.
Secretary Hay, accompanied by his
son, Adclbert H. Hay arrived here. this
evening. lie had a short talk with the
President on pending matters. He Will
have Il long conference with President
Mckinley. tomorrow. and will return to
his summer home Ia Newbury, y. H..
tomorrow afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16
YELLOW FEVER
Again Shows Itself al Havana and Outbreak
Is Reported from Mexico

Havana. Aug. 15.-Mr. Mills a clerk
at the headquarters of Gen. brooke.
was stricken down with yellow fever,
today. ana has been removed to the
other hospital Other clerks having
roms where he lived have been quar-
antincud ana their effects fumigated.
The total number OF cases of yellow
fever officially reported III Havana.
This year. is IS. Of which only l. have
proved fatal. This is considered Il re-
markable record.
Washington, Aug IA telegram
from Surgeon tofer of the Marine
Hospital marine service, dated at the
city Of Mexico. states that there has
been an outbreak of yellow fever at
Tuxpan. on the Mexican coast between
Vera cruz ana Tampico. There has
been 20 deaths up To the Both of July.
Surgeon General Wyman wired tn" in
formation of the new outbreak as soon
as reported to the American inspectors
on the American border.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16
NO COMPROMISE :.
The Anti-Imperia|ist League
Issues Its UItimatum.
It Has Taken Upon Itself to Put An
End to the War.
And II will Do Il without Aid from Anyone OF
Compromise.

Boston. Aug. 1.-THE Anti-lmperial
League at a meeting. this afternoon.
voted to issue a pronunciamento which
was given out. tonight. through its
president. Hon. George :. Boutwell,.
The document asserts that the anti
impcrialist movement has made RAPID
progress in the past five months and
declares that:
This league is now carrying on the
contest and it will continue to carry on
the contest upon the idea and in the
belief that the President of the United
States especially is responsible for the
war. and that President Mckinley. at
any moment. or the United states
acting through him or through a sue
cessor. can bring the war to an end.
1T is our purpose 10 aid in bringing
the war to an end. and in advance, we
reject any and every scheme Of com
promise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16
SYRACUSE RACES.
Serious Mixup in 223 Pace-Sid Duniee and
Slary Shawhan Win.

Syracuse. y. y. Aug. l5.-The sensation
az The Gay in thc meeting Of the Central
New York circuit occurred during "A NIX
mp in the third heat of The -; pace. Mn"
horses started and on thu first turn Nj
Choice caught tlr wheel Of Strathbcli,
Tie ru.c horse Mary Shawhan Went over
thr ban, il. IN" wheel hitting Mellon, the
G".v,r .Hf ,tE th.!cc, ~ the head &c
tuiuMl. rcEI tv TIM fence. Ninto ana
s..iIhhril most Eut ilitu the miNup. Via
tu'a ana Shlwhan's drivers got into Their
seals aUu t1iShtd thv hedt, while Mcllru
/. niai,4cl unconscious His nose Wa
hg ken and hr Was Otherwise injured
Thu summary:
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- - THE [. A. W. MEET.
Tuesday:Spcnt in Long Runs and at the Races
al Waltham

Boston. Aug 15.-Thr morning trains
today, brought large additions to tie
number Of wheelmeu already here to a..
tend the 10Th annual meeting OF the
League Of American Wheelmen
Al o'clock this forenoon. an All day
run along the south shore to Nantaskei
was started. Fully 300 riders We're in the
party. Another run. in which FUZZY luI
riders Joined, WAS through the Park
system.
The races at Waltham We're the chief
attraction for the visiting wheelmcn. to.
night. and no special entertainment WIS
provided for them in The city outside of
the various clubhouSeS. Among today :
arrivals was delegation OF a dozen 81
more from Milwaukee. who are prcpa re-.
to boom that city as the place of meeting
for 1900.
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- PAGE PURSE 500.
Grand Circuit Opens at Glen Falls.

Glcns Falls. y. y. Aug l5.-Thc opening
day III thr i>H9 meet WAS thy most sue
the Grand circuit The track was in SD
perh condition Crescrus won the 2.;1
tr,I. purse $-u'n. ANA Billy Andrews thr
= ~ pace, purse s.tuu. both going the miit
in 2.u,l. and each breaking has own hes.
record.
While Grand Earon 2-l-i.l. a valuable
ownrr. H. J. Marbold Of Green View. III
the animal dropped dead from heart dis
ease. Grand Baron WAS sold AZ 3-year
old for about 5000 ana 81 o0b Was recently
refused iOr him.
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Duly Feed Man and Steed.v

Feed your nerves. also, if you would
have them strong. The blood is the
feeder and sustainer of the whole
nervous system. Men and women who
are nervous are 50 because their nerves
are starved. When they make their
blood rich and pure with Hoods Sarsa-
parill2 their nervousness disappears
because the nerves are properly fed.
Hoods Sarsaparilla never disappoints.
HOODS PILLS cure constipation.
Price Csc
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France Sound 10 Have a Slice.

Hong Kong. Aug. Ia newspaper
published in Macao. the Portuguese sea
port at the southwest entrance of the
Canton river reports that France has
occupied the island Of san Chau. west
of Macao, rs an assertion of her right
e. the province Of kwang Tung in the
event of the partition Of China
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16

In the fifth and last test cricket match
between Australia and England begun at
Kensington oval, Monday. England in til,
first innings, Tuesday. was ali out for so
runs. At the close of play. the Aus. RI
lians, in their first innings. lad scored
30 runs for five wlckets down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16

VIM. Kelly. who swore he was in the
car which went off the bridge near
StratfOrd, Ct, was in court at Bridge
port. Tuesday. for perjury He admit
ted that he was not in the car. but
says he was nearby. Frederick G.
Beach. editor of the Scientific Ameri-
man, has made an examination of The
guard rail on the bridge. He says the
bridge is safe but the guard rail is too
low
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16
Rismarck's Iron Nerve
asseIited

Was the result Of his solendil health
indomiiaale VIII ana tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver
kidneys and Bowels arr tut OF ord r. If
YOU want these quail : and the success
Ihcy bring. use pr. Kings New Life = lis
ThfY develop every power OF biain ana
body. Only 25c. AZ Bowdiich A. Wen.
ster's, Augusta: c II. Beanes Gard ner;
= ). LigAtb -dy'c, Naterv lie, drug stores.
dugll ii lt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16
This Weeks Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Wednesday ana Thursday Louisville 1T
Boston 1.-TWO gamesl, Cleveland At Brook
Ign. Cincinnati at New York, 81. Louis
at Philadelphia. Chicago at Baltimore
Pittsburg at Washington.
Friday-Louisvillc at Boston Owo
games), Cleveland at Brooklyn. Cncinna Il
at New York. ST. Louis at Philadelphia
Cwo games, Chicago at Baltimore 1.-TWO
games). Pittsburg at Washington.
Saturday-B Brooklyn at Boston, Philadcl
phia AZ New York. Washington at Balti-
more. Cleveland at Pittsburg
Sunday, Aug. 2o-St. Louis at Cincin
natl, Cleveland at Chicago.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Wednesday and Thursday Newport at
Portland, Taunton at Manchester
Friday-Manchester at Portland Tam.
ton at Newport
Saturday-Mancheste at Portland
Newport ut Taunton.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, Aug. 10.
Cotton futures closed steady. August.
90; September. 5.Gf: October SIS: No
ytmher. 5.eo: December, 59l: January,
5.S>: February. G0l March. eos; April
G.o,: May, Gl2: June G15
Cotton spot closed quiet 1-l6 decline;
middllng uplands, SO: do. gulf, 9-l6.
Sales. 1000 bales.
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LABOR BETTER.
Continued from page -

People says of the outrage upon NJ.
Labor, the Anarchists will hold Gen.
MERCER and Mn. Drumont. Rochefort
and Judet as hostages and personally
responsible for anything done against
the Anarchists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16

Mrs; Perot, vino is held in London on
the charge of abduCtin, her daughter
mas consented to deliver the child to lis
grandfather, provided extr;tdItion papers
be withdrawn BY The United States gov
eminent. TIC governor OF Mai siand mas
,Se ~
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Twenty thousand dollars is the sum de
manded by the estate of Jesse A Fair.
banks deceased. who died in Sepirmbrr
1898. as the result of injuries sustained in
4 collision between his carriage and "A car
81 the BOO trolley line; the attorneys for
the estate have already begun proceed
ines In the case.-Bangor CommerciaI
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National League Standing.
Other Games.

At Hartford Hartford. IL: syracuse, 1.
AT WOrcrster-Wn Worcester $; Toronto, :
Al vidcnce-Proyidrncn, J; Mont
real. |.
At Observation-Disclosures ); Spring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16

iis'r the Ills that man Is he,r ~ com.
from Indigestion Burdork IthuJ "a. :.
rtrrhglhrt,s and tones he st,,,o.c,
makes Indigestion imcsS ,ib.s
mon ed friA Aky II
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AT MANCHESTER.

Through loose fielding Manchester
dropped another game to Newport. IAN
error at short in the first inning really
resulted in four runs ana the game. The
bases were filled in the last half of the
ninth with only one ou,. when Kelley hi.
to short and made an opening for q
double. Tho runner to second only was
retired. when Lake intcrfcred with tho
ball ana was declared out. Otherwise
there was then chance u win CUT The
features were the fielding D. Gilbert and
" ~
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Other Domestic Ports.

PORTSMOUTH,, y H-Aug Is, sid,
sch Henry Lipsett, for kennebec.
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~ " NIX nchanged.
CLOVER 81. 81.

on the Produce Exchange.
~ Err Firm; crcameries. l5n20; dali
ries. ll.4Wl1
CHEESE Firm. M20iO
EGGS-Flrm: fresh. l2ls.
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BASE BALL.
New England League Games.
AT PORTLAND.

The Portlands had little trouble in de
feating the Tauntons. in a game made
decidedly Interesting by the sharp work
by the outfielders of the home team.
Spratt's playing at second was particu
Iarly brilliant
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AT BROpl<TYE.

Cleveland tied Eroolilyns score in Tho
sixth but the Bruoklyns then again
scored and won an easy game. McJamvs
was in excellent form. kuepper was a!io
effective.
l23 4 ; ) Ri. f..
Cleveland, . p . - z
Brooklyn, ! @ q N-h- %
Batteries-knepper and Sugd"n; Nc
Ja mes and Mcclure.
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AT WASHINGTON.

St Louis easily took the game. on az
count Of errors by the Senators Dinetn'.t
pitching was good. bur one of his errors
gave the visitors Two runs. Two game
We're scheduled but the second was post
ponel, on account OF rain.
, ) : d . R.H.E
Wash eton, u q y u o o. 81
st. Louis. y q q y u U-$-lU-l
BATTERIES Dinern ana Duncan; Young
and SchrecongOSt.
AT Batimore-The Pittsburg Baltimore
game was postponed, on account OF rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16

Louisville easily defeated New York il
a long drawn out and unintereSting gam.
Doheney lost his own game by Indifferent
pitching and rank fielding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-08-16

1t was a pitchers battle, Piatt having
a tritle the better of il. though Garvin
was as steady as possible. TWO singles
a tumble by Wolvertom and a sacrifice hit
gave the philIies The Eame.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-08
LOCAL And GENERAL.

Cyclone Cameras are the best
and cheapest.
No change 10 California's Sena-
torial deadlock.
Naval orange trees for sale.
Read FOR SALE column.
The banks closed at noon out
of respect to Kalulsni's memory.
Wall, Nichols Go. Ltd, has
elected officers. See New Today.
Peerless Preserving Paint Is not
affected by sun, wind or weather.
No word was received by the
Executive from Justice Frear this
mail.
Hon. Paul Neumann and wife
did not return in the Peking as
expected.
Meeting of Hawaiian Lodge, f.
& A. NJ, tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
Work in the first degree.
Ask your grocer for Red Label
Corn. Nothing but young corn
used once used always used.
Mr.. Morgan sold at noon, Sc
shares Ice at Sl20, Waikiki lease,
500. Lands Withdrawn.
Mrs. W. Porter Boyd, wife of
the U. S. Vice Consul General,
leaves in the Picking for short
visit to japan.
The Union Feed Co. is giving
out splendid roller calendars, uni
form in size but with varied
colored Autographs.
One Thousand New Books. -
The Golden Rule Bazaar received
yesterday the above number of
New Books by all the popular
authors Of the day. These are all
in paper binding and retail for 25
and so cents each. See the list.
The New England Steam Bak-
cry have completed a beautiful
garden lanai adjoining their store,
designed to accommodate great in
crease in their business. Music,
flowers, colored lights, tables for
family parties, and prompt ser
vice by young lady mattresses are
special features.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-08
The Orpheun.

Notwithstanding the inclemen-
cy of the weather last evening,
the orpheum was we'll filled. The
program was ably carried out in
every detail. Miss Nora Mervyn
sang "Because"and I'll Bacio" and
as an encore "Comin' Tbro' the
Rye" This talented high sopra-
no possesses a splendid voice and
has already enthroned herself a
first favorite with Honolulu play
goers. Tonight change of pro.
gram will take place and Martins
educated dogs will present some
new tricks. Boyd and Orc will
appear in a black face specially
The management desire to an
nounce that in future, Friday
evening will be devoted to local
amateur performances, the first to
take place next Friday. Intend,
ing competitors for prizes must
register their names at the post.
Office and appear at the stage en-
trance on Friday at 2 p. m. fol
rehearsal.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-03-08
FILIPINO REPORT.
Announce that They Have Six Hum
dred American Prisoners.

Announce that They Have Six Hum
drsd American Prisoners.
London, March 1.-The Phil
pino European Junta received the
following dispatch from Manila,
pated February %.
The last encounters have been
real battles. We now hold Passig,
Paternos and Guadalupe. Our
northern line has advanced to
Tondo. The American losses are
far larger in proportion tn n ours.
We hold six hundred prisoners,
who will be taken into the interior
Not one of our people has surren-
dered and our government main.
tains its independence and will
not yield.
A Filipino telegram from Cebu
asserts that the Foreign residents
have asked the insurgents to with.
draw in order to avoid a lombard.
ment. The Filipiuos have sc-
coded, trusting that their actor
will be brought before the foreign
copsuls with the view of arrang
ing an equitable settlement with
the Americans.