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HOPES FOR DEMOCRATIC SUCCESS.
senator j. II. Jones Writes to Repre-
sentative }. II. Gaines

Senator Jones continues to improve In
health, and has written the following note
in reply TO the letter he lately received from
Representative Gaines of Tennessee:
My Dear Mr.. Gaines: l am very much
obliged to you, indeed, for your very kind
note, just received. 1t is contrary to the
doctors orders for me 10 write or dictate
anything, yet l cannot help thanking you
for your very kind note and for the kind
expressions from Mr.. Bryan. / am glad 10
think that l am improving. and while | do
not believe that the doctors or / know
whether there is anything permanent In
what has occurred, the Indications to say
the least, are favorable, and / sincerely
hope tina; may be well again soon
Il will be glad to take hand in the next
battle in the interest of the people / hone
and pray God that the people will succeed
in that tremendous struggle. If | could see
a demoerauc PRESIDENT and Congress elect
ed in 1900 l would feel like saying in the
language of the good old man we read of
Now, Lord, lettest thou thy servant depart
in peace, for my eyes have seen thy saliva
tion.'
Evening star., 1899-04-03
Effects of Two GIasse. of Beer.

Il don't know was the answer of Henry
Voy, a veteran, when arraigned in the
Police Court this morning on charge of
drunk and disorderly. II live in Ruppli-
Vile, and Saturday, while in town. drank
two glasses of book beer and after that 1
don't know"
Are you married MANI" Judge Kinlball
asked.
NO" the old man answered. I'm a
single man., and amt much account, be-
cause / just work for my living and that S
ALL"
He was fined s. and will serve nine days
on the farm, in default of payment.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
Halls of the Ancienfs.

Nos. 1912. 1914 1916, 1918 New York avenue
Constructed Promote
NATIONAL GALLERIES OF HISTORY AND ART
IDey lllnsrate the art. architecture religion and
life OF the Egyptian. Assyrian Graeco- Roman and
SaTacenic rationale N
EGlTIAN HALL OF COLUMNS
EG1PIIAN HALL. OF ARTS AND CRAFTS
PAINTINGS Building Pyramids Egyntian Feast
INTERIOR OF EGYPTIAN HOUSE After
Rscfaet. <Ai'e1
ASSYRIAN HALL. Sennacherib on Throne
ROMAN HOUSE. l5.COO square feet; decora ted
LECTURE HALL Painting Of Rome 5ox IL feet
SARACENlC HALL Of House Of BenzaquIp
ART GALLERY OF ROMAN HISTORY
Visitors will be attended by expositors gratis
Hr. Franklin W. Smith. curator win speak In ey
PLANTATION intervals.
Open from 0 am. to 10 pm
ADMISSION. so CENTS mha-2ad
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! Brains Repaired
a delicious food made
of grape sugar by
! FOOD EXPERTS
Grape=Nuts.
AT GROCERS.
MAKING BRAINS.

Brain tissue is ade of albumen acted upon by
delicate molecules Of phosphate Of potash.
These things found In certain foods supplied
by Nature. Food experts have made Use Of this
knowledge TO prepare Grape-Nuts, food made up
of selected parts Of the choicest Wheat and Barley
and prepared in way possible like
nature handles such food to turn 1t into grape
sugar and to combine. In the body, the albumen
and phosphate Of potash for rebuilding the soft
gray substance Of the brain and nerve centers
Theory is worthless IL not sustained by substan-
tial proof..
Ten days Of Grape-Nuts will bring to the
user certain Of increased meatal and
nervous power, unmistakable and q welcome proof
of proper nourisbment.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
GENERAL RAISE OF WAGES
New England Cotton Manufacturers Restore
Former Schedules.

BOSTON, April 3.-Cotton mills generally
In the New England states, operating more
than three-quarters of the total number of
spindles in the north, began work today
under an advanced wages schedule, which
in nearly all of the mills is about the same
as that which existed prior to the general
reduction made in the early part of 1898,
and which. it is estimated. directly affects
from 10000 to 10000 hands, employed by
more than 120 corporations The reduction
made in 1898 averaged title more than 10
per cent. In Fall River mills, which In
clude 2,192,220 spindles of the 1883, lab in
New England, it amounted to IL 1-9 per
Evening star., 1899-04-03
Porto Rico,s Postal svstem

Mr.. Heath, first assistant postmaster gen.
eral. win sail tomorrow from New York on
the Arkadia for Porto Rico, where he will
canvass thoroughly the condition of postal
affairs on the island. His trip is similar
in intent to that of the Postmaster General
TO Cuba. Mr.. Heath viii confer with VIM.
H. Elliott, the director of posts for Porto
Rico, and outline an administrative policy
and place the service there on an independ-
ent basis. A money order service will be
established and some changes made in the
system which has been in operation of COM
bining the postal and telegraph services
The postage rates in Cuba. which were
much in excess of domestic rates. have
been reduced TO an equality with the rates
prevailing in this country, and similar
change will be instituted in Porto Rico
Evening star., 1899-04-03

Forecast TIL pm. Tuesday-For the
District of Columbia, eastern PENNSYLVANIA
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Vtr-
ginia. increasing cloudiness tonight. Tues
day probably rain; winds shifting to fresh
northeas sterly tonight
weather conditions and general forecast
low barometer area which developed
saturday over the plateau region has
moved eastward. and is central this morn
ing over Indian territory
FAR weather has prevailed in the At
lantlc coast and southern states and along
tne nlldde and south Pacihc coast. Rain
Is reported in the north Pacific coast states
and light rain snow has fallen in areas
from the middle Rocky mountain region to
the lower Ohio valley
FOR the twenty-four hours ending a m
Sunday light rain fell on the north Pacific
coast and over the middle and northern
plateau regions, and light snow was re-
| ported in the states of the Missouri valley
and IN the lake regions.
The temperature has risen generally frop,
the Mississippi valley to the Atlantic coast
and in the southern states but continues
below the seasonal average, except in Tex
as, northwestern Louisiana and in the
north Pacific coast states
The mississippi river continues above the
danger line from Cairo to Vicksburg and
will reach the danger line at New Orleans
by Wednesday. 1t will, however in the
absence of heavy rains, be falling at Mem
phis by that time.
The indications are that the storm in the
southwest VIII move eastward over the gulf
states attended by rain in the gulf states
and followed by marked fall in tempera-
ture in the west gulf states tonight The
! rain area is likely to extend over the Ohio
valley by Tuesday morning, and over the
middle and south Atlantic coast states dur
ing Tuesday.
The winds along the Atlantic coast will
be fresh and brisk from northerly from New
Jersey northward, and will shift to easterly
and increase in force tonight south of New
Jersey.
Records for Twenty-FOur Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the weather
bureau for the twenty-four hours beginning
at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer: April "A pm, ~; pm,
SO; u midnight, So.
April "a am, 80; 8 am, 81; II noon.
IS; pm, II.
Maximum-42. at pm, April 2.
Minimum-31, at 4 am, April 3.
barometer: April "a pm, 0.12; s pm.
3o.11; l. midnight, 1920.
April "a am, 1922; 8 In, &C. &c; noon,
1921; pm, 1927.
Tide Table.
Today-Low tide. T:41 am. and $50 D. m. :;
high tide, 1:02 am. and !: :35 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, $40 am. and 9:31
pm; high tide, 2:04 am. and 2:3S pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sln rises, Sal am; sun sets, 6:26
pm Moon rises. 2:04 am. tomorrow.
Tomorrow-Sun rises, $40 am.
The City Lights.
Gas lamps all lighted by 7:34 pm; ex-
unguishing begun at 4:47 am. The Fight
Ing is begun one hour before the time
named. Arc lamps lighted at T:19 pm. !;
extinguished at 500 am.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of water at s
am: Great Falls, temperature, ~: condi-
tion, IL; receiving reservoir, temperature
10: condition at north connection, 6: con-
dition at south connection, 1; distributing
reSerNoir. Ismperature. Il: condition at in
Evening star., 1899-04-03

Reginald, who lives at home: three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Shipley, wife of Lieut.. ]. H.
Shipley, L. S. N: Mrs. Fred. NJ. Size and
Josephine. who lives with her mother in
Portsmouth. Surgeon Dudley N Carpen-
ter is at present attached to the United
States steamship OLYMPIA at Manila.
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Advance of 10 per Cent.

WORCESTER, Mass, April 3.-An ad-
vance of 10 per cent in wages went into eff
feet In the following mills in the Black
stone valley today: Baskerville cotton mill.
800 hands; Saundersville cotton MILL $50;
Paul Within Manufacturing Company's cot
ton mill, Rockdale 600; Linwood cotton
mill, Linwood, 500; Whitinsviie cotton mill,
200.
The raise restores the wages which pre-
vailed before the cut of January, 1898 and
the mills named include nearly all the large
cotton factories of southern Worcester
county.
Increase in the Blackstone Valley.
PAWTUCKET, r. l., April 3.-AH the
cotton factories in the Blackstone valley
this morning resumed the wages paid be-
fore January. 1898. The increase in ex-
Il eme instances Is as great as 20 per cent
and varies from that point to ) per cent
The mills affected are the Slater Cotton
Company in this city and the factories of
the Chaces at Valley Falls and Albion, and
those of the Goddards at LonSdale, Berke-
ley and Ashton. These factories give en-
ployment to about 5000 hands.
IronwOrkers' Wages Advanced.
BELLAIRE, Ohio, April 3.-The en-
plcyes of the Aetna-Standard Iron and
Steel Company's works at Aetnaville and
Mingo, Ohio, will today be notified oc an
advance in wages of 10 per cent, to go into
effect Immediately.
The Aetna-Standard was lately purchased
by the National Steel Company, by which
company the advance is granted. This was
voluntary on the part of the company.
About 4,5o0 men are affected.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPIRTTUALISM.-PIERRE L. keller WILL
hold his inimtable light seance THIS tMONDAY)
NIGHT, 4 O'Clock, at his home, 9O5 ii st. NV.
Private interviews daily. 1t'
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Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at s
am: Great Falls, temperature, ~: condi-
ton, IL; receiving reservoir, temperature
10: condition at north connection, 6: con-
dition at south connection. 1; distributing
reservoir. temperature, -; condition at in
fluent gate house, 4: eff1uent gate house s.
Evening star., 1899-04-03
Service During Late War.

Admiral Carpenter, although retired, was
called into service during the war with
Spain and placed in command of the Ports
mouth navy yard, where the Spanish pris-
oners were confined on Seaveys Island.
He is survived by a widow, four sons
Harry, who resides in Chicago; Charles Car
roll. jr.. who is stationed at Cramps ship
yard, Philadelphia; Surgeon Dudley n. and
Evening star., 1899-04-03
ADMIRAL CARPENTER DEAD
Distinguished Naval Officer Commits Suicide
in Sanitarium.
He Had Been Subject to Spells of Ner-
vous Prostration for Sew
eral Years.

Rear Admiral Charles Carroll Carpenter
L. S. N, retired, aged sixty-four years,
committed suicide in a sanitarium at Ja-
maica Plains, suburb of Boston, Saturday
evening by shooting himself with revolver
In 1884, while Admiral Carpenter was in
command of the United States ship Hart
ford on the Pacific coast, he had a severe
and protracted illness. Since then he has
been subject to periods of nervous prostra-
ton that demanded complete rest He was
suffering from one of these attacks and was
undergoing treatment when he took his life
There is ample ground for the belief tha;
he was partially insane
Evening star., 1899-04-03

Gas lamps all lighted by 7:34 pm.; ex-
unguishing begun at 4:47 am. The fight
Ing is begun one hour before the time
named. Are lamps lighted at 7:19 pm
eXtinguished at 500 m.
Evening star., 1899-04-03

Shirts to Measure.
FOR DRESS
FOR BUSINESS,
FOR OUTING
FOR TRAVELLING
Quality. styie, ht, workmanship and price ruar.
enteed. soA'
We make to measure.
f Shirts for 50.
We make finer grades of course.
Woodward s Lott1rop.
ee2I II
Evening star., 1899-04-03

James E. Benson forfeited $40 collateral
in the Police Court today on a charge of
fast driving. Policeman Maher alleged that
he violated the law on the Conduit road
yesterday.
Evening star., 1899-04-03

"Berkeley'' Rye
Does not disorganize the system like doctored
WHISTLES. 1t is absolutely pure and is beneficial
to the health IL taken in proper quantities. An
excellent spring tonic. 500 a fun quart bottle
JAS. THARP. S12 st. NV. ap3-lOd
Evening star., 1899-04-03

CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
THE NEW POLICY
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSI RANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
Guaranteed cash. loan, automatic pHid-up and
extended values. Larger than those Of any other
company The MOST LIBERAL policy contract
ON THE MARKET. the MOST ATTRACTIVE
policy ever issued by this any other company.
The new policy Of THE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
lassets, two hundred and seventy millinnsl
is the best contract offered by any Life
Insurance Company in the world. II is
simple, clear and brief; affords the greatest
security, contains the most and the largest
definite guarantees, and the most liberal
provisions of any policy issued. Ii
sells readily. Agents with experience
wanted in the District TO whom liberal
guarantee will be given.
Apply to
o. f. BRESEE.
- - General Agent
TI0S. P MORGAN Manager
Washington Office 1888 st. NV.
mh2O-
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FINANCIAL
Are You Looking
For An Investments ?

u vi <hEI lultGSlITlGQlf
The building Of the bridge across Rock Greek,
mus opening up Mass. ave, and the Hearst
school for Young Ladies', under contract.
win other improvements the Episcopal
GROUNDS; tbs laying Of the stone for
other OF the II marble structures 20 he erected
on the American University campus; the building
OF the Washington and University railroad re-
Gently shartered-sll these improvements VIII
make the northwest section Of the District the
coming Geld for Investment
We have two pieces Of valuable ground near
the American University, one containing 3si, $50
50 feet, within half square Of this railrosdi
the other .2S3 24O 50. feet. within squares of
IL, and adjoining American University Heights,
which we can sell at the low price of 3 cents q
50. foot for each piece entirety. ia order to
close out a syndicate. Why not double youl
money?
For terms. etc, address DAVID n. STONE q
CO, 500 ST. NV. spI-st'
DORSEY CI.AGETT
Member OF Stock Exchange.
Official phone. No s55. From IL 20 daily.
Once. Dealer In Local Stocks ofbes
flS 18th St and Ronds. phone
NV. Money Loaned. iofO.
mh25-1m
MONEY LOANED AND INSURANCE PLACED ON
Maryland property
PHIL. W. CHEW,
fe22lyr Gi2 Il ct. NV.
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CLOUDY TONIGHT.
Probably Rain Tuesdnx Utn5.
ShfftinE to NOrtheastcrIx

Forecast till pm. Tuesday-For the
District of Columbia, eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Vir-
ginia. increasing cloudiness tonight Tues
day probably rain; winds shifting to fresh
northeas sterly tonight.
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Tide Table.

Today-Ilow tide. T:41 am and $40 D. m
high tide, 1:02 am. and lbs pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide $40 am and 9:3l
pm; high tide, 204 a. m and 2:3S pm
Evening star., 1899-04-03

II never iisappoint.'
Evening star., 1899-04-03

'.HEADS-JP." THAT'S THE WAY MEN WALK
when clothed in Gatchel-made garments. They We
reason to be proud Of their makeup. The fit-
quality and beauty Of the cloth-and general
finish Of Gatehel- made garments make them
vastly superior Fit pay
J. FRED GATCHEL & Co. 6.I 18th st. ap1 -IOd
Evening star., 1899-04-03
The Sun and Moon,
The City Lights.

Today-Sln rises, Sal a. m.; sun sets, 6:2t
pm. Moon rises 2:04 am. tomorrow.
TomorroW-Sun rises, $40 am
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01
swipes Place Raided.

Kalua was arrested by Deputy
Marshal Chillingworth last night
on the charge of selling spiritu.
GUS liquor without license. AT
the time of the arrest of Kalua in
her place on King street she ad
mitted to the officer of the law
that she had done wrong. 1t was
of course supposed that she would
plead guilty to the charge in the
Police Court this forenoon but
abe fonle,t them all. She not on
" denied everything but stated to
the Judge that if he wanted to
find out anything more about the
matter he could send for her hus-
band, a guard at Oahu Jail. The
two barrels and numerous kero.
sene oil tins Of swipes found on
the place were for the use of the
be ID of the family. Defendant
was sent below as soon as she had
finished her remarks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01
LOCAL And GENERAL.

The RAINIER beer mas cnange
of sd. See page 2.
Two frst-clses walters are
wanted at the Orpheum Hotel.
See Want column.
Wanted to borrow a few large
American flags for drill shed. See
New Today.
Rabbi Levy has decided finally
that lis address at Central Union
tomorrow evening will be "True
Patriotism"
The regular monthly meeting
of the Pioneer Building aud Loan
Association takes place Monday
evening. See ad. :
Hawaiian Iron Fence & Monu.
mental Co., GAL King street, is
the place to get prices on iron
fence and monuments.
l.. P. Fanping is authorised to
receive subscriptions and collect
moneys on behalf Of the Bulletin
Publishing Co. See New Today.
See the LIE Munyou Photo Sup.
ply Co. I'D on page 8 regarding
films and cameras for the funeral
tomorrow and the 4th of July ex-
ercises also.
Annis Montague Turner will
sing "Nearsr My God to Thee" al
the Queen Dowager's funeral
services iu Kawaiahao Church to.
morrow afternoon.
A large BODY of the colored
troops from the Zealandia march
ed out on the Plains for exercise
yesterday afternoon and came
back at their leisure.
The sale of fancy articles at the
Priory of st. Andrews initiated
this morning was lsrgly atten ded
and patronized by the ladies of
Honolulu. The gentlemen will
be expected this evenig.
The banks and some of the
main business houses of the city
were closed yesterday out of res.
poet for the lying in state of the
late Queen Dowager Kspiolani.
The Council of State will M ct
Monday morning and not this
afternoon as stated elsewhere.
This notice comes as the BULLE.
TIN goes to press. See New To-
day.
| A complete Worthington water
pumping outfit was sent to the
Waislua plantation this morning
and was in charge of a staff Of
engineers and mechanics who are
to properly place it.
Charley Lind has sold his res
tsurant on Nuuanu and Hotel
streets to a hui of Chinese. Mr..
Lind will 60 to Seattle to obtain a
settlement of his claims against
!, the original owners of the City OF
| Columbia.
Princes David Kawananakoa
and Cupid Kalaniansole have
accepted the design of the csta
falque of the Queen Dowager. i
was designed and is in course OF
construction by a person pIomi
nent in his line.
G. Fl. Bergstrom will leave to
day on the Kilmorey for thu
Mainland. Capt. Milne, the mas
ter of the vessel, states that h
II will 60 direct to Astoria, Oregon
II IN ballast having been unable t.
II secure cargo here.
II A commissioners sale OF rea
estate will take place on Saturday
II July 8, at IL o'clock noon, in tn
II rooms OF Jas. F. Morgan, Quee
street, namely: All that parcel @
II land situated on the makai side g
King, between Alakes and Fol
streets, the property includes tn
II premises now occupied by Dl
II Murray. See New Today.
II In the police court this fore
II noon Judge Wilcox spoke as TO
/ lows to an impairment defendan,
II eff you continue in that way
II will send you below to slap mos
II quitoes for a while" TO snothe
II he said, THAT officer of the Boar
of Health has no strings on 20
II after he has warned you, but
II have and if you do not reform,
II will pull it and there will /
II trouble."
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-01
MIR. HUNTER IN CHARGE.

EDITOR EVENING BULLETIN
MY attention has been directed to
a staten emit in your paper OF date
of June 81, relating to the City of
Columbia and to the effect that 1
was not engineer in charge. The
The contrary is true. l was in
full charge and with full authority.
WILLIAM HUNTER.
Honolulu, June 30, 1899.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-04
search for British Arms.

johannesburg, Sept. 4.-The condition
of the public mind here is decidedly
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-09-04

venting their maid servants from walk
ing out with those dusky savages. who
were allowed certain hours to roam ut
their sweet will through London, were
confirmed on inquiry. The Daily Tele-
graph tells how women In good social
positions, to put 1t very mildly, have
shown at least q want OF dignity and
reserve in their dealings with these
blacks, which confirms what was said
at the height Of the Lobengula scandal.
& Matters came to such pass that the
exhibition directors had to take action
in response to the cutlery OF disgusted
London and close the kraal against
women. What is the result? It is at
once amusing and disgusting to stand
in the negih borhood OF the Kaffir village
at Earl's Court and watch the crowds
of women hanging about, trying to steal
a peep through the chinks in the fence
at the almost nude warriors from Az
RIGA. No wonder the savages have no
respect for the English women, and
show it both In deneanor and conversa-
ton.
Another curious instance OF the de-
pravity of taste has been illustrated by
one of the events of the week. Thougk
1T is the most unlikely thing in the
world that bull fights would ever be
permitted in England. the great rush
of English visitors across the channel
in excursion steamers to Boulogne to
witness bull fight last Sunday tells
its own tale.
The London papers have been COM
menting very severely upon the brutal
ity of the French people, saying that 1t
is another sign of the decay of the coun-
try, and pointing TO Spain as an exam
pie, but very little have they had to say
about the questionable taste of English
people who, as stated in long descrip-
lions of the fight sent by their own spe-
cial correspondents. attended in such
numbers, or about the fact that English
women were heard loudly applauding
the victorious toreadors and throwing
them bouquets. Those little incidents
the English papers have, for the most
part, passed over in silence.
A most painful tragedy, which has
created the deepest distress in Irish so
ciety. occurred the other day. 1t was
at first thought to be due to cruel
hoax, but it afterward transpired that
lit was caused by pure Misrepresentation
James Montgomery Sinclair, high
sheriff of the county OF Donesdt, was
the victim. His daughter Rose was
staying at a friends country residence
The sheriff received telegram saying
Rose is dead" He at once came to thu
conclusion that his daughter had beer
drowned in lake at the friends resi-
dence. upon which Rose loved to sal
and of which he had nervous dread
Stricken With grief, he blew out nj:
brains. 1t then transpired that Rose,
was an old lady at whose house he haf
been staying IN Dublin recently. HI!
daughter Rose was alive and we'll.