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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

They Are indifferent AgakssAisss
Compared With TAass uere.


Compared with These here.
Probably m accurate inference regard
tng Ortental conservatism may b drawn
from . visit 10 one Of their celebrated
Tnrk.sh baths, In View OF tha Oriental
oFtGtn Of this form of bath an Of the FUR
thnr fnca thsf u n used nOF~ 9eaeen1ly
~ 0sssnta1s than ~ EuvopeaAs. and
AmeFicahA naturally expecisd 10 nA0
something Of extraordinary merit OF lux-
uEy. Entsrtng one Of tho 1nAst. was
much pleased With the Oriental charActsr
Of the AFsf scens. I tArne open court. h
the center Of which guaAed one oe Tho
many refreshing fountAins ii Damascus
and around which on Ill aides were raised
platforms supporting large combination
chalr-couchea, upon which tho OYi1ntalo
were reclining. ecusA mapping. uome aap-
ping coffee. rome sHio&ink the nngh11sh,
some chatting and one go:ns through the
varied pastures and gestures CONNECTED
With the ninety nins Aeslsm praysfs be
was offesiag.
Instead Of bsins conducted "a : pr:vats
room. In conformity with AlneFicAn ana
European We've Of prcpststy. the hather =
expected 70 dtsfObe befufo this miocei1Aa-
eouR audience land also the outnide audi
ence IA the street, whenever ths dnof II
temporarily opened). and he then store4 his
clothes N large drawer underneath htu
GQucAs Inv PuHsSe1ky u tHG uSA4Vp3Nx HEk
h. hoNever. enthusiastically but huuAorounay
modiflsd By the attendants who. by the
free use Of innumerabis towels. conssYues
. sort Of temporary screen. After this The
bather u given wooden sandals With ha9h
strips fastened 20 the hattp1p which con.
vsvt them into = form Ut silt. which upun
the fest Of novies constAntiy threaasn 70
break his neck Thus equipped no II con-
Quoted 10 = so-caiied hot-rDom. II WHICH
the Temperature seems 70 about equal .
hot summer day h P1lladelphta- He 10
then ndhjected % might rubbing. has
limbs are pulled WITH they ~crnrl !" nftor
which, z Ne desires shower hath. 4
stream OF cold water ID aimed ~ him from
an ordinary hose. which smarts him Suf~
4lcfentiy 10 justify his sudden sxff for she1-
ter. He b then wrapped In . number -
enormous TURKISH towels. his head . pfc-
turesquely s'turbaned." and he ID conduct
Cd TO he couch. where no can rcuitn4 npttl
sufficiently rested
In order 10 satisfy the earnestly Il nay
pay TO take pamascene TufAish hath,
but for thpFoughuess cleanliness md keu-
paraphesnaliA with which American ta9e-
nuity has improved the crude methods IL
the Orientais, wDuiA recommend The M.
fcpean or American Turkish hath estah-
ishments.
The Damascene viii probably. eeaduee
their baths IN the present style Tor the
nsxt century On the other hand. IN A0er.
lea Improvement after improteNbSnt win
~ made. 10 make this exh51afa4fMw bo1h
still more enjoyable ana inv:e0rntnses Ana
this IN nutshell. tells the story Of ORR
entail eonservatssm and American pruxreo-
sivenesn. ~f'hlls1elphia RecoFd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

/
yane~s saeAane csasessn ~ WAssA
NnnS ra9ase Were ConssnneA
/ asnoking = - teapseA&e ~ well ~ -
coassmpiassvs manss rssfeAtion and krSAt
nnoher~ are hcAtA 30 exhinft their s0oap-
cO-ccasanAn9 aAallsies ~ saGA9au4 -
auacktne conteetA sun how~v~r, there
have been ooqDe eur4ous taaneco- burning
racea- In In there was great smoktn1
coneest n oxfcrd. EnGtand. seasrctd b.
tnx sr>cssa II fsonI q IN Inn for the ae-
eam1ctAtica cf tho ecmp~tttuRA -
cAndltsons were that aayc1e. man or wo-
man. who could smoke three ounces az
tobacco urst. without drtnkinw Or leaving
The stage. sAcald have . prise OF ~ sAlia~
ins1
Many tried" said Hearne. and twas
thought that Zimmerman taller " 6s.
Peters IN The East would have heen the
victor. he smnktng FASTER than and being
many rtpes before the rest. bat - last
hs was - sick twas thought Ne veuld
have died. and an old ssAn that had been
builder and smoktnx gently came Oh
the conaacrur. smoking the three oalncca
quite out and ~ tO.A - tAAt aftes tAak
Ne smoked tArss ~ four Pipes The same
Abous forty yeass asu xeaslsnaan
avrsed 70 smoke ponad weight Of strong
e3uArs ~ twelvo h01sas The ~ ckeAro
making Up the pound were all 10 ~
smoksd down Ia ous-tnch bnttA To
match wAA decided on Thames steamer
plying between Lcndon and chsisea. apa
~ taking Up his position well forward the
sInossf had thu fuu baneft az the wind.
The contest bseaA 1t IL q N. and = tho
uref hour tia snoker sconaaSneA st1teeo
cagayA Altar nina hours smoking eixhty-
sax had been disposed Of. and with three
houfa % 80 and only fourteen to smoho
the bAcier Of time savr In. me winner
declared that he sslf no tiiscomfort dur.
tho the contest. and finished on the i9o
cigars thai evening. More recently q
solid eilver cigar reee and 80 clgaro were
oAored 10 the smoker, Who c0nrumoA
most Of the cigars IN tWo hpura. FUSd
drink and medicine were forhtddAn. There
were seventeen entrieA After the nFue
hour ten competitors retired Tho Wta-
nex, who aEnoked without hapoa ffun
start 20 dninh. reduced ten large eignro
70 ashes In two hours, while his nearest
competitor only nnished seven. The pee-
pie Of Lille ara invetesNtA sunoksss. and
10 decide the championship az the sown
smoking contest was hsld. Each CO...
petttor wAs provided With = pipe. nt>y
grams taocut m ounce and three-quxTs
tefs1 Of tobacco and not ef beer. To
one who smoked the tobacco flrst Nun -
hlled with clouds Of emoka. In. thirteen
sninutes woskinsmAn = ysAfs Of aso
had reuuced hia weed TO ashes. while sav.
IN minutes later the second man finished
hts little pnn0ksr. After such hurculoAa
smoking matches d n scarualy neoeeoAxy
to mention the Amerlcan conseNk. u witch
Ne winner smoked Leo cieArNttss II stx
hours and thtFty-tivs mtnutes-et JAtnee
0A1ctte.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

Japan: Ara srAr VIM r wssssmaan. csss Dssea-
ssee. Honrsuia. H. 4, Ara srAs Wavrns rsps
Csss- nsdsseh. aas rrtre. Cal Am hats Aaaslis.
Cart, wsites. Hcausaiu. n L ffs. - yahn Ena.
cspe Bss. ssseenseh, Enesaad der shir fsrssss
cssf. AfsssssdE. vslpsrsfse. fAste. Ger - P3uA.
CAPT hrAss~iss. isaha5s, ireland; CA - -
tAks L<nan. Csp& Bosso. Valparaiso. Chiia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

The University Of Chicago sett!emspt II
doing g1tA work anaouw the rsovr nj tho
ssockyards district. and recent I0rtient
shows that even tbs smaii boys w3s are
wndeg thA influence Of ting aettlemcne
Wes1ers underssand - least ana ~ the
important functions of university, ssys
the News.
a short time ago she settlement had .
May day eeiehrati0n On The university
c&mpus, 10 which Al the children neAs
the sestiemens 0ocked. Altar tbs fesftvt-
fies IN tire lawn the youngsters Wese All
gathered ID tho gymnasium for ianch. and
one 81 the women mesnisers Of tho faculty
addressed the youthful muitisuas With the
view Of drawing th~4 oas for tbs entes-
tainment AZ the ether ladies'.
sM0w. boys and girls = mid sha. c1years
fully. do vou know where you sseY
"un-vsfs-ty O. chicago" volunteered q
EyeAf-oid.
That's right" said thu auessioner,s en-
enurzgingty, NOW. wbo can tell what fh&y
teach here at tho unfyerssty7~
-Aw. I know" eAHse i shssiI pipe frem
. front seat "th@y teach fsofhssii."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07
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svfAanow list wse2 ~Ss fas fssm hx1sA ~ 1nHuD~r
~ to a&s1ssa. eeaea1evsAs shs Ssnn<pO r. a.
hcltdass and dsAsss neaey. uss fnsmaAtnr lhoonek
o<sk tie sesh AnsssAsn hea4 tk<s1 eHn - IL
essisx Fart sAs5 srw fairly aesSte M 4 -
A;saS Tia shs5e Jtne. sifhan2h AsFfeg a. - dsg
~ ten ssxtrss t<a - somewhat and a1sed k9er q
ersssssss rsskstSs tfss ~ bsnA nate usa - seas
fatsz1 IN the astmNE
Me0~y ves es&s ~ tm,M r~s esn1 10 rz~
ssfxf gnxH Tnesdass ~ fe~An G49 faw the vxsh
sad ~ fssA JAsG41 shsee Aan1Ax+ t13lns
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07
MAMIE NEWS.

SAN FHAseI.cO-- Anfsed Asa &. ~ strv va.
inGses. hra departure Bays SIM JoseSA anA u<nsp
fyua Csxsals Nses: ssme nsMftA. ksm A<vp6et
eAl3ed %AsMs WsllsMxfss fa4 seattle. eeAx }3srn
H1ahM, fes Tanusss. ssms Emvkre. la Cess NJ
SANAfNt n, Cs-Arrise1 Anx Hsms asn "a
tse. Asa ruH Los Aasslss. ams TitsaSa. 6sn -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

THn WEATHER.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY
Portland. Ass. {. -.
Ysif.
o. q DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILr BULLETIN
seattle. Aug g. lisa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

Many men and women 20 "a suffering
Gay after day, treating themselves for
this aud that, understanding little or
nothing regarding their conditions. and
consequently xetting no better. A
greater percentage Of the diseases to
which human flesh Is heir may be traced
TO disorders OF the nutritfve system We
refer In particular to
LIVER DISORDER. This large gland
becomes inactive as q result OF chronic
Inflammation which may hs brought
on By malaria. brain work. want Of az
ereise. indigestion and many other causex
The symptoms Of liver complaint are
Dull Headaches Dig II. Coated Tongue
Gig y. Palpftatton OF Heart Gig. 81,
Impaired Digestion Zig. d. Soreness over
Region Of Liver Gig. 81. Other symp-
toms are pain In right side and right
shoulder, q feeling OF WEAKNESS and lan-
Guor. dizzy spells. nervousness and cos
uveness. The blood becomes surchargsd
with poisonous elements when the liver
falls TO act properly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

Tar To tsaAe tany me@nesJ Ia AeNae,
N0np&rpli. M1easn- Hssyae&. Lcn0 rT5nn<f
snA 1mAil Fic2 nAstskAeei0a ei1nron1r1(.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

LOCAL STNofxIs
Msssssnss txsnsszsssrs. -. Hixsmssns. -. Hean
G. 1xY kxst. -. ss< rash, m Nc ritz veAas~s
GEORGE y aALssBrAY.
S<<<fns I4ssrsSs. Ws&sbs har0a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

overcoming constipation. Hndyan prompt
" takes away the heavfness Of the head
the nausea. the dizziness that are associ-
ated with torpid liver
Ii you are bilious or inclined to eostive-
ness. take sensible advice-use Hudyan.
II will cure You. perfectly and perma.
nently.
Hudyan is for sale by druggists-5Oc 4
package. or six packages for $250
III your druggist does not keep Hudyan
send direct to the Hudyan Remedy 90.
Cor. stockton, Ellis and Market 6ts.. San
Francisco, Calf
tors About YOus Case Free 81
Charge. Write.
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cific TOR liver COM
pIaint and the many
symptoms and com
plicAtious that are
due to liver dtsor-
d Q r. III U a yam
strengthens / b .
liver and restores IL
To Its normal, active
capability. Hudyan
diserts the bile from
the blood to the In
testtnoa al nature
had intended. thus
supplying the laxa-
flHa ~ outssp. n-A
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

YUR 0n ew1o1nw
3 -. -. ! - kJ5l
Nan1aaanr 80 $3.50 -
0AlW kyy VIZ 1nIsJv
UUVuNLUB Ae1uN
seC0nD nAND n9Aa1ua
CAIN : coHE 5sy Il 1i~S-@s - -
JaEk- Ie11<f Nay and 0si1runA sve.ss.
- - -----. --1 --en.e.
Rrr:rs. -
aock
smlP CnAsDLEaT.
C. y. MIR = - = -. -
scufh 8kip suooases - swevx ns..s sss
----..-~. 49, A.D To- Yix1Uee
wsshins.on streets. reTsisnd se o. sas
TTPEWRITERa.
8 - s
II you intend pareha.InE . .yp<-rsfsr
pro asfs; n. me N sn csnsrsy ne l.,ess
Of sypevrit@ss repaired. rented ana 11 fsr
g.. s1Sr rr nMMM, vie Eor catalogue.
Ir.,sss ~ EAcaAaGe. GENERAL
----.----
Enr,hss., .a r..ss' -. ~ and night
hsssrs..s Aao ssne4
T1-PE7s. -. -,--,-.- =, -.
~
1900 .UU
AAD UAh Lsns.
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a nS ssps :.r s &c., ssPs,s.ns ~ Co
WV rn..,e.rs,,~- 49, - -, -
ssrseslSn.: rspAissnx. earriags painting
INA rsHS ana 1s.i Tar ason m1ssrt4..
freishs dsnot Psrtac w.~cr NJ c.o,rn.r NJ
WnOLEsALr LIoUOa DE1IE1a
r. AZ.
-
HooseysHs noukn nsaer Rya
- - -o-@
xREfEI s1IrIMrp PROS -rro-r ~
monds whiskiss 4 srerfafsy
.----- -
Stone veixes EhfsEsss ens Asssos'
------------ ---------
wOOLEN MILLs.
SEATTLE WOoLEN MILLS have -.
moved TO iii First avenue. near sene-
ns,,s w lam Ino 6 q noms nanufactured
..-...-. :. -. -:
On0rr00lnlIll Nlnr0Tnnu
YHY T0AlIIWH HHYI,IIKY
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AMCnlTECTs.
eAUNDERs 4 LAwToN. srchitecss- n
New York block
NcEANus : R0EEPT5oN "a 1.-
York buildfna.
XasTn1CTs On TITI1.
-- q q = q - -
$3.50 EsT We. h MnsTRAc coAPANr. -
80 o'ocAs
AssAs ~ AND CEAis.
sonNsoN NEWTON. . F.-I- ou'Idlns.
s
a SAnhoLI- lawyer. patent Aitor-
u Hinekiey building
FRED n PETEhooN attornsy ana
counseior. psoctor IN aamIfAity. sooHn
Hoof Aotuai Aie DuiioahS.
- - - - :. = -.
seller 81 hw, Rooms iA-lS Halter building.
c,-r,-,,~- Ur-r1~ : ~,,--n,~ $3.50
0I EniN- rENnI = GUENINs .L1Wl9tss
-
rooms a9-ue-Nl Bailey building.
---------- - $4,000 -
AfTken. Bailey 0uti0lHE.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07

r s4s-is IN aAAsA,
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VESSELS an PuGEr SOUND.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21
LIKE GROSS NEGLECT.

The Pacific Commercial Adver-
tiser has already decided the Con-
stitutional question for Mr.. Gear,
in advance of the Supreme Court,
in these words:
The Supreme Court Of the
United States will decline to pass
upon the matter. . X y
He will come back with the knowl.
edge that the Government and
judiciary in Washington approve
at the decision of our own Su-
preme Court"
We don't like to accuse the Ad-
vertiser of deliberate meanness,
but it seems like gross neglect on
the part of that paper not to have
given Mr.. Gear this information
before he started on his long and
hopeless journey. He certainly
would not have thought for an in
slant Of acting counter to the Adj
verliser's dictun.-Hilo Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21
ONE THING AND ANOTHER.

Cumso: "The theory that diet mould:
the character Is completely upset by sta
tistics from Paris"
thinking about p
Cumso: "Parisians eat one hundred
thousand pounds Of snalls daily, and YET
the people Of Paris are considered fast"
The Sterling Bicycles are equipped with
SI4 Palmer tires, the fastest road tires
manufactured.
You spend less money for repairs on the
Sterling wheels than any other bicycle in
the market
Mrs. Newlywed: $50 baby cried while
! was out and you didn't know what he
wanted 7"
Uncle Bourbon (of Kentucky): exact.
ly, niece; and | don't believe he knows
himself. ] tried him on ten-year-old
whisky, three-star brandy, and some apple
jack that put up myself; but Pm darned
If he seemed to know just what he DID
want"
Do you know that the Pacific Cycle &
Mfg Co., on Fort street, will make youl
old wheel look like new for S6l
General Of Commissary telling shark
story: "After a terrible struggle we drew
the shark aboard, and cutting him oper
found in his stomach nothing but a can OF
army beef"
Listener: "A can of army beef! And
are you quite sure the shark wasn't dead
when you found him, General 7"
The P. G. & N. Co. has just received ;
shipment Of Spalding's baseballs, hats
boxing gloves, etc. They cost you NJ
more than they would in the States. Sc,
their lawn tennis and gymnasium shoes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21

few people of Hawaii who do not
believe that Consul Jones has be.
come as badly mixed in sizing up
the immigrants as he did in set.
ting forth the legal conditions ex-
listing IN Hawaii in it's relation
with United States immigration
laws.
If Hawaii must continue to i'm
port contract labor, if such action
lie now allowed by the home gov
eminent, aud il the necessary la
Dor cannot be secured from the
United States, it is a great mis-.
fortune for Hawaii that circum-
stances should arise to delay
or prevent the bringing
in of laboring classes
from Europe. Whatever may be
said against the European immi-
grants to Hawaii, they are far bet
ter material for prospective Amer
lean citizenship than the thou.
sands of Asiatics now constantly
imported. The Europeans are
home builders and that is what
Hawaii is sadly in need of at the
present time. They spend their
money in the country, they usual
ly fulfill their full duty to the
plantations and accept quickly
the educational and social stand
ards of American life. Whether
Consul Jones had an axe to grind
or what is more probable acted
through ignorance, he could not
have done more to accomplish
greater injury to American inter-
ests in Hawaii, than by being large
ly responsible for turning back
Portuguese coming to Hawaii as
laborers and eventually as set
tiers.
What the position of the home
government is in this matter has
been made known, but there. is
one and only one thing for local
authorities to do provided the ad-
ministration does not raise serious
objections: Make every effort to
speedily forestall the injury that
has been done by Consul Jones
and get as many Europeans as
possible headed towards Hawaii
as soon is possible.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21
NEWS OF The WEEK ON MAUI.
Continued FROM Page 1.

dick fall and he rode as fast as he
could to the spot where the doctor
was lying On arriving and find
ing that the doctor was very bad
ly hurt, he gailopeed to The near
est telephone and notified DR.. E.
Armitage of Waikiki of the acct.
dent and in very short while
DR.. Armitage arrived and made
the injured man as comfortable as
possible. A wagon was obtained
and DR.. Weddick was brought
over to the Malulani hospital,
Waikiki where he is now lying.
The broken bones were set by DR..
Armitage, and it is expected that
DR.. Weddick would soon recover.
This is DR.. Weddick's second &C
cident within six months. He
fell from the same carriage seve.
raj month ago at Kahului and
received several bad bruises.
While the horses were continuing
on their mad career the carriage
collided with telephone post on
the road and was dashed to pieces,
The Japanese was thrown eff, but
fortunately he came off with a few
bruises only and no bones broken.
D.A Ray visited the crater ofHs-
leakala this week.
The citizens of Kahului will
give a dance at the Custom House
this evening. Many of the social
satellites of Paia, Spreckelsville,
and Waikiki and Waikapu will
grace the occasion.
Mr.. Parisch, Manager of Rose
Ranch, Ulupalakua, intends going
to Honolulu next month to re.
main permanently.
District Magistrate Iosepa of
Hama, gave a luau in honor OF the
visit of Mrs. s. W. Kaai at his
elegant home last evening. The
luau was largely attended. Mrs.
Kaai leaves for Honolulu today en-
route to Kona. her new home.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21
Seaman CIub Thanks,

The management of the Sea-
mems Club desires TO return
thanks for the following don atoms
OF reading matter: Consul Gen q.
raj Hay wood; a library assert
ment OF books, also a book Cabi
net; Mrs. Frear, journals and ma
gszines; Wall, Nichols Co., for
eign newspapers and illustrated
papers; Honolulu Library, for
eign newspapers; Y. M. q. A.,
two pictures, All OF the above il
very much appreciated by tho sea.
faring fraternity,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21
THE EUROPEAN LABORERs.

The setback that seems to be
given the importation of Portu.
guese by the report of United
States Consul Jone. is to be de.
plored, since tia demands of the
labor market here will likely he
such a. to call for more Asialic
laborers 10 make up the def
cheney.
IL, AZ Coasal jones says, the
Portugu"s- Rholt [, set out from
Madeira are cuttbross aud bad
cidl'ns generally. they are Ger
tainly . heel iplly dill rent class
from I mr1 who have ple
yioisly come 10 Hawaii from the
Portuguese domains, There are
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21

The expected happens when w
0. Smith is presented as specia'
government agent to Washington.
He knows the Hawaiian Govern
ment policy from A to z and
doubtless considers himself able
to present the defence of the Gov
eminent against the prompt ex-
tension of full Americanism and a
free vote to the citizens of the Ha,
waiian territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21
Notwithstanding United States

Notwithstanding United States
Congressman usually occupy al
least one term in "eetting onto the
ropes" in Washington, the Ha,
waiian Government seems ia
think that its special representa-
tive needs no previous experience
in Washington in order to accom-
plish anything worth the price the
Government pays. Dan Logan
snd Ed. Towse can do as much in
the encyclopedia line as anyone
the Republic of Hawaii is likely tc
send to Washington.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21

Thirteen Asiatics and a boy are
engaged in slowly ripping up the
streets in the interests of the
Tram ways Company. As usual
the interests of the people in hav-
ing the work done quickly by q
proper force of men is not taken
into consideration.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21

To make an effort to prevent a
waste of money by holding the
elections was "no USE" The
Executive, however, finds itself
able to take money from the Dip
lomatic and Consular appropria.
ton to devote to purposes for
which the appropriation was never
intended.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21

Sam Stewart, the colored mar
brought up in the Police Court
for threatening Captain Walker
was not the steward of the Colum.
bia. Stewart was a coal passer
The steward has never had trou'
BILE with Capt. Walker.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21
Considering the space and i'm

Considering the space and i'm e
portance the Official organ gives
the secretary of the Senate Inter.
state Commerce Com mittee, 1t
might be supposed that, in the es
timation of the organ, Senator
Clark of Wyoming was someone's
private secretary travelling for
amusement
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21

The question of an additional
Judge to take care OF the increas-
ing bu -iuess Of the courts will re-
ceive serious consideration when
some one of the happy family
wants a lob.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21
censes.

When Senator Clark talks OF
Hawaii's ability to govern itself,
we trust he does not consider Ha
waii can govern itself properly
under O restricted ballot.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21

In tho miniature yacht race at
Kahului, the Shamrock beat the
Columbia. That's nothing. The
Columbia hcodoo doesn't extend
to the waters Of the Atlantic.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21
o burn

Having granted liquor licenses
in Hilo, the Government is now
doing what 1t can to make things
dissgreesble for the holders of ii.
censes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21
MONDAY, AUG. 81, 1899.

Government policy For the de-
psrtments, no funds; for the spe-
cial agent to Washington, money
@ burn,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-21
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