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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-14
LOCAL And GENERAL.

Notes ice goods will arrive by
the Australia tomorrow.
Good Friday falls on March 81,
consequently Easter Sunday on
April 2.
A fine pair of heavy draft horses
are offered at bargain. See
WANTS.
Quite a number OF kamsainas
are expected back in the Australia
tomorrow.
w. G.. Taylor has been app int
ed Collector of Customs at Pala-
au, Molokai.
A new cottage of four-rooms
both kitchen completely furnished
is for sale. See New Today.
Alex. Bolster. the retired veteran
prir ter, returns to kobala in the
Kinau. He is looking remarkably
we'll.
The soldiers of the transports
Senator aud Ohio left lot of
money in Honolulu. They were
all paid off.
Jno. Richardson has been ap-
pointed Notary Public for the
Second Judicial Circuit. See
New Today.
} A soldier from one of the trans
ports that left yesterday was fined
for drunkenness in the police cou t
this forenoon.
There are plenty Of rooms to be
had at the Queen hotel at Reason.
able prices. Rooms in the Eagle
house are cheap.
The most acceptable Valentine
for the ladies is a handsome box
of our delicious can les, mad,
fresh daily at the New England
Bakery, Hotel street.
The City Furniture Co., Love
t building, have just received I
!. choice variety of bedroom sets
/ Parties furnishing would do wei
i. to call previous to purchasing
elsewhere. See ad in anothe
n column.
= Theo. f. Lansing was the onl,
nomination for Senator filed will
the Minister of the Interior. Wra,
Taylor, Registrar of Elections, j
having the ballots printed to form
ally elect the candidate of tn
. American Union party.
In these days when brands @
7 teas are so numerous that con
sumers are at times puzzled t
II know what to select, caution j
necessary. The "Mirsna" Ceylo
tea has taken hold on the mark,
as leading standard brand. Ere
samples can be obtained at tn
stores Of Theo. II. Davies & Co
Ltd. See New Today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-14
Smallest child on Record.

Mishawa, Ind, Feb. 2.-There
was born of the wife of Noble
Austin of this city the smallest
infant ever reported in the north
ern Indiana. The child is about
the size of an incandescent cleo
trio light globe, and weighs one
pound. The physician, an old
practitioner says it will live.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-14

Members of the new Portuguese
church in M-rquesville are very
anxious that three streets leading
to this place Of worship be fixed.
When it rains, the streets are i'm
passable, SO that it is case of 60
to church with mud from head TO
foot or remain away.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01
Rare Stationery Offers.

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YOCR NOTICE BY SELLING
NEXT WEEK.
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PAPER AND ENVELOPES.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01
Separate Dress Skirts.

BLACK DKEss aRfRTs Arm ALWAYS Nv DEMAND
THEgg NAgTAILORED AgyAfRs HAvE JDsT That
"HAEO" AND sTYLE THAT DISTINGUISHES THEN FROH
THE "HOHE DKEssHAKgEs EFFORTs" TWO sPECfAL
LOTs ron YOU TOMORROW: WORTHY yOUg CLOSEST
ATTENTION.
A. OK SKIRTS BLACK SERGE, with front hand.
hS ~'"" somey relieved with fnohar braid. percans
lined propefest styles, undoubtedly worth gfty"
A. UIO6 IN HASDsOAE SKIRTS or BLACK CREpoN:
hS pA"~" lined with rich chsnReable taneta,
ntsriBed and velvet bound values dollars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-01

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
WILL TAKE NO STEP.
England WIN Not boycott Paris EHpOsi'
tion. but Individual. VIII.

EBEland WIN Not Boyoott Paris EHposi-
tion. but Individuals WIN.
London. Sept i3-While papers are
full Of letters from individuals and sew
eral firms announcing their withdrawal
from the Paris exposition and urging
the government 70 do likewise, there is
no intention upon the part Of the British
government 70 take any such step IL
is also unlikely that the present agita-
tion will result in any general with
drawal of British exhibits
Max ORell. Paul Blouet) has written
letter 10 the Daily Chronicle saying
that public expressions Of sympathy
will 20 against Dreyfus, adding, for
Gods sake use your influence to stop il.
But for universal sympathy shown for
Dreyfus Of whom personally believe
to b. innooent.i in England and Germany.
be- would have been acquitted II Is a
terrible thing 10 say, but say 1t. and
am not afraid Of contradiction
The Evening News is urging forma.
tiou a British legion honor, consisting
OF persons and firms who will have moth
ing 10 do with the Paris exposition and
publishes a list of over 30 firms and
others beaded by Sir William Blake
Richmond, r. A, who will not exhibit
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
TRAGEDY MOST AWFUL
Andrew Simpson Kills One Man,
Wounds Another and Suicides.
CAUSE OF THE DEED.
his Daughter Marrles Young Man
and Because lie Was Not Con-
suited lie Proceeds 10 Wreak
summary Vengeance.

Longview. Tex. Sept la-Andrew
Simpson shot 10 death King II. For
sythe. fatally wounded James Forsythe
aud then blew out his brains at Beck
vile In Pamela county.
The trouble was caused by james For
syihe. a highly respected young man.
marrying Miss Ollie Simpson, a belle OF
the neighborhood
II seems on account Of the unapproach-
ableness of the girls father. Andrew
Simpson. the young man did not ask
for the hand Of the daughter and. aided
by several young men in the neighbor-
hood. h. succeeded in marrying the
lady Saturday night
This 70 angered tho old gentleman.
who Is known for his quietness. but
great determination that when he
learned Of the wedding In his crazed
condition he saddled W his horse loaded
a doublebarreled shotgun. took his pis
tol aud declared he would kill the whol'
party concerned
As he rode up to Forsy,he's home h
saw his soniu.law fleeing through th'
orchard. He brought him down with
seven buck.hot in the groins. leaving
him for dead lie then rode toward tn
house
King II. Forsyihe. the father. cam
running out unarmed 10 see what tn
trouble was and was instantly kille'
with n buckshot IN his bowels.
Simpson then dismounted. ran int
the house with pistol saying he woul
now kill his daughter Old lady For
sythe ran between them and held hi
pistol until the girl wa. helped away.
Simpson then walked ogt 10 the from
gate put his pistol 20 his forehead, iirinl
killing himself instantly.
Young Forsyihe is desperately woun'
ed. but may recover
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
AGAINST UNION MINERS.
oniosr. Of the Miners Union Don't Like
the Attitude OF the Government.

oniosr. of the Miners linton Don't Like
the Attitude OF the Government.
indianapolis. Sept IL The officers of
the United Mine Workers Of America
are inoensed over the attitude Of the
government toward the striking miners
of the Indian Territory. President
Mitchell has received a telegram from
T. A. Hitchcock. secretary Of the inte-
rior at Washington, saying information
has been received that j. b Reese Of
Iowa and Albert Struble Of Arkansas,
labor organizers. recently addressed a
meeting at Har,shorn. T.. urging the
miners 70 join the strike; also that they
would hold another meeting Sept 70.
and with the aid Of brass band would
urge the nonunion miners 70 join the
ranks Of the strikers.
such proceedings are entirely CON
trary 10 law Mr. Hitchcock tclegraphs,
"and are calculated 10 incite riot and
hloodshed and will not be tolerated
request that you unite with the depart
ment in suppressing such contemplated
violations Of the law.
President Mitchell replied that IN,
meetings held by Reese and Strubl'
were for the purpose Of inducing miners
by persuasion only TO join the strikers
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
SOME BARGAINS
IN REAL ESTATE.
See Hudson Il Nall, Real Estate
Agents, Office Upstairs Over
Jno. VI. Lawrence 4 Co.'S
Store.

FARM-i5O acres on the ii. 4 /. &.
railroad between Bryan and Benchley,
in the Thompson crtta EeighboThood
known as the Jesse Tayloi place, Wei
improved.
DwFLLING-New aye.Ioom house
and lots. near graded school building
the Mrs. Mary Mooring place.
DWELLING - Fiye-room house on
lot and a hall OF ground In eastern paairl
.oi town. Water works; well Of spleniid
water. A bargain.
Dwelling and acres Of land In west
ern part Of city, for sale exceedingly
cheap.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
rcd Men At Washington.

Washington. sept i3 - The great
council Of the United Order Of Red Men
Of the United States met at the Ebbitt
House IN this city Tuesday. There were
about $50 delegates in attendance and
probably 800 othei members Of the
order are In the city as visitors. The
report showed the receipts Of the order
for the past year 10 have been 81 427. 4Ol.
The disbursements were S'5s, COS, ot
which Si5l. 00l was for relief and the
remainder for funerals
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
Pas. Drsyfu. Resolutions

Newport. Ky, Sept iS Considerable
excitement was caused in the Kentucky
Methodist Episcopal conference by tho
Offering Of resolution calling upon
President Mckinley 10 use his power 70
intercede with the French government
'fn the cause Of humanity, Christianity
and civilization for the pardon and re-
lease Of Captain Dreyfus from bondage
Rev Kelly Of Harrodsburg, Ky, was
loudly hissed for speaking against Drey-
fus The resolution passed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14

Santo Domingo sept d. -Senor Juan
Isidro Jiminez the aspirant 10 the presi.
dency Of Santo Domingo. arrived here
on board the Dominican warship Presi-
dente. His arrival was the cause Of
gieat festivals and expressions Of salts
faction. II is not known as yet when
the election will take place At present
the country Is quiet
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
snaIIpos.

Greenville. Tex, Sept i3-Two cases
OF smallpox have developed in the fami.
ly OF Judge H. D. Wood. who lives a
mile ont Of the city Also man named
Freeman. who visited the detention
camp. has the disease Freeman has
been moved 10 Judge Woods house aud
his family moved 10 the country for the
time Of probation. These are the only
cases and the authorities have taken
such precautions that no further danger
ia looked for.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14

New York. sept l3.-Terry McGov-
ern of Brooklyn whipped Pedlar Palmer
Of London thoroughly in less than one
round in the arena Of the Wostchester
club near Tuckahoe, y. Y. Tuesday af-
ternoon With the victory went the title
Of bantam champion II the world. al
though both contestants were actually
In the featherweight class The English.
man although forcing the pace az the
outset. was really never in it and Nc
Govern simply battered his opponent
into partial inseusibility The Brooklyn
lads arms worked like piston rods aud
the punishment which he meted out "a
Palmer was swift and terrible.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
r.rdon.d by Go,.rnor s.ysr..

Fort Worth. Tex. Sept i3.-Attorney
o. s baltimore has returned from Aus.
tin where he went 10 confer with Gov
sayers 70 secure the pardon Of d. d.
Hunter sent up from Tarrant county
two years ago for horseiheft On hear.
ing Mr.. baltimore the governor granted
Hunter an unconditional pardon. He
was the only support Of an old mother.
Hunter was sent TO the pen fot i've
years
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14

Columbus Ga. sept H. The Colum'
bus Manufacturing company, which Is
10 erect s1JO0O0 cottonmill here. or
ganized and elected officers f. b Cor
don Of Columbus, was elected president
and Charles Huntley Of Boston. treas
urer A strong Boston syndicate is in
tcrested IN this enterprise and il is quite
probable that Il will develop into mill
lion dollar mill II will b. built nj once
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
tn. Jewish Population.

New York. sept lathe American
Jewish Year Book. just issued, estimates
the Jewish population Of the United
States at / .0iS. 500. New York has 400
900. Illinois. $4,000; Pennsylvania, s5.'
900. Ohio. $1,000; California, 5a, 900: Ma
ryland. IS. 900; Missouri. 35.0O0
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14

pleie the organization Of the combina-
tion II will have a capital Of not less
than go. 900. OOO0 aud will take in about
all the ranches and live stock in Texas,
New Mexico and Arizona. ! have heard
nothing from the Retail Butchers associ.
alton Of late but If they want 10 do busi'
ness with Us their propositions will b
rseefve1
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14

Nogales. A. 7 Sept i8-Colonel
Kosterlitzky, at Magdalena, has been
ordered 10 hold his battalion In readi.
ness to come 10 the scene Of trouble be-
tween the cowboys and Mexican guards
at Naco at a moments notice.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
y.n.ru.la., N.r Cabinet.

Caracas, Sept. IA new cabinet has
been formed with senor Calcano as for
eign minister President Andrade has
left TO take command Of the troops op-
Grating against General Castro. the rev.
olntionary leAher.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
LOVING SUCCEEDS.
says lie Ia. Absut CompIsssd MIA mig
live stock Combustion.

New York. Sept ls The live stock
combination Is practically assured. 20
said George b Loving Of Fort Worth.
Tex, after a conference at the Wald)rf.
Astous with prominent New York and
Boston capitalists
'At last SOC that success Is to at
tend my efforts. said Mr. Loving. just
before his departure for Chicago
Il shall return 10 New York after the
Dewey day hustle has subsided and com
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14
NOTICE.

IL YOU have any real estate to cell
that YOU are willing to part with al a
price that will make itsaleable,
in our hands and we win find
purchaser.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-14

Marshall. Tex. Sept 10 - Clarence
Edwards was convicted in the district
court hero Of 81 assault to murder and
was given three years in the peniten-
tiary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-21

lords on the last night of his reign. This
banquet has furnished to literature two
familiar expressions, "a Belshazzar feast,
and the handwriting on the wall
''One of the noted banquets of modern
times was the dinner given at Delmonico 5
in honor of Mr.. Blaine near the close of
his campaign. 1t was so widely criticised
by political opponents that some thought
it lost Mr.. Blaine enough votes to change
the result of the election in the state OF
New York
Whether a banquet is cheap or expeu-
SlVe depends partly upon the hnanclal
standing of the hosts and partly upon the
purpose to be served. If we should chance
to have an attorney general so kindly as
hospitality, and the trust magnates should
tender him a banquet, such banquet
would probably not be characterized by
simplicity, although simplicity would
an attorney general to extinguish the
trusts. Or, to add another Illustration II
the secretary of the treasury should ever
be summoned to New York City TO re-
eeive instructions in regard to the fnan-
cial policy to be pursued by the govern
ment he would doubtless partake OF
dinner somewhat commensurate with the
profits which the financierS would expect
to realize from his policy. A high price
is likely to exclude from the banquet
table all except the leaders, while a. low
price recognizes the sovereignty of the
voter and brings the political Dement'S OF
the banquet within reach of a larger pro-
portion of the members of the party.
During the last few years the tendency
in Democratic circles has peen TOWARD
cheaper banquets. Few of the Democratic
banquets which have been given since
1896 have cost as much as s. per plate.
while the greater number OF them nave
ranged from 81 to So. and the attendance
has run from 300 to 1000.
Democratic principles appeal to the
wealth producers, rather than to the man
ipulators of the markets, and there is
every reason why the voters should come
in close contact with those who expound
the party creed. The Republicans seem
welded to the doctrine of monopoly and
can well afford to allow them to monopol-
ize the expensive political banquets.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-21
CASUALTIES AT HAVANA.
Three Policemen Killed and Twenty
five People Wounded.

Havana, March 20.-During the trou-
! BILE between the Havana police and the
populace last night, three policemen
Iiwere killed and about twenty-five per-
sons were wounded on both sides
Public opinion supports the police with
| out reserve.
There seems to be concentrated ac-
ton along the Manages, the secret
society of the lawless classes here, to
attack the police upon every possible
occasion. All the trouble of the last
two nights occurred in the outlying
wards, which are inhabited by the
worst classes.
The city of Havana is much excited
this morning over the rioting, and the
bravery and determination shown by
the police is much commended, with
the result that the force is rapidly re-
gaining the prestige which it had lost
among the better element.
Three negroes in Galiano street at
tackled a policeman with knives. The
officer defended himself with his re-
volver, killing one of his assailants and
wounding another one. The third man
escaped.
A Cuban officer attached to the COM
mand of Colonel Acea attacked a po-
liceman on San Rafael street with a
machete. The officer shot him through
the heart.
An American negress was killed by
a stray bullet. -
The police in all cases of conflict with
the populace have followed their or
ders and have fulfilled their duties.
When approaching disturbances of the
peace, courteously, in many cases, they
were attacked before they had finished
speaking. The agitation promises to
continue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-21
BRAIN WEIGHTS.
Intellectual Capacity Not Dependent
On Bulk of Brain.
(MedicaI Record.)

tAuCulCdI ISCNOAusJ
DR.. Joseph Simms in the December
Popular Science Monthly arranges in
one table the names of sixty renowned
men drawn from different parts of the
earth whose brains varied in weight
from II to 40 ounces. Another table
gives the brain weights OF 125 persons
of ordinary or weak minds, idiots and
criminals, whose brains were on the
whole larger than those of the sixty
before mentioned. About 9 or 10 per
cent of men examined in asylums reg
istered a brain weight of more than 90
ounces, while those of Daniel Webster,
Lord Byron, Bacon, General SkobeleR
and of many other renowned men
were between 53.6 and 50 ounces. The
average brain weight of the sixty IA
nous men was found to be less than
the estimated brain weight of all men,
and the ten most weighty brains in the
list of famous men averaged more than
8 ounces less than those of the ten
heaviest belonging to the idiotic, GRIM
inal and ordinary class.
The writer then proceeds to deTnollsh
several other long-held beliefs. The
fallaciousness of the theory that the
external dimensions and shape of the
head are a criterion of the size and
shape of the encepha5on is demon
strated by some notable examples to
the contrary, and it is asserted in ex-
PLANTATION of these facts that the skull
and brain are developed Independently.
Dr. Simms also denies that Tnany and
large convolutions of the brain exert
any influence on intellectual capacity.
but holds that such occurrences are
merely accidental, and that a high de-
gree of intelligence may appear in
either kind of brain. Next, the theory
that the degree of mental capacity de-
ponds upon the amount of gray matter
in the hemispheFes is declared to be
untenable, and Daniel Webster is again
brought forward as an instance IN POINT,
his brain containing gray matter 10 the
depth of only One-siXteenth Of an inch,
while the, brains of negroes, murderers
and persons of low type in almost
every case had a far thicker layer Of
gray matter. Lastly. the collected facts
disprove-at least to DR.. Simms' sat
fsfactfon-the theory that cultivation
of the intellect gives shape and size
to the brain within, thus affecting to
a. somewhat similar extent the skull
without.