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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

society e.rl is anticipating the ad-
Tlnb-eving-Day with its ac-
r.rt az excitement and eaycty-
.. fot-lan game. Sos german, and
~r charming suppors after. on
.... euay The city takes on
.........t The streets are gay With
college colors and echo with
,... .- many horns. The Thanks
VIII be the first german
and will open the winters
u..t...t
... Mr-, reception Of the season
... Wednesday evening. NO-
t. ur. ana Mrs. Christopher
aor Of the Misses Temp
elnoon Of the same day
awlng-room receptions"
re much enjoyed last winter
with "a scotch evening"
sng-Day the Misses Werth
4.a buffet luncheon" I'm honor of
.. of Charleston.
r. December lst. a card party
u by one OF the dcbutantes NJ
n. Miss Rcbocca Daingerheld
. urday the Misses Morgan viii
s tea IN honor OF their guests from
o'clock.
LIE am OF December Mr. and Mrs.
s IT, Wingo Will give a cotiilon at
sTersor ln honor az their daughter
.. jamie Winco. ono of the seasons
nfes
ITO charity ball on December SIN will
very say week
-. .r.rtv ball. which win be given IN
Garden ballroom OF the Jeffcr-
.... 0u Friday. December the Sth.
... ualy brilliant affair This
... ..t-.aiument IS given annually
... ..t NJ ST. Pauls Church Home.
r.s been one OF the most
vents OF the season. The
..s Che season are especially in-
.- H Doe carefully chaperoned.
provided for those who may
t dance. but who VIII enjoy
scene. The patronesses are
r Anderson, Mrs. James
N-. James Pogrom. Mrs George
. Nrs VI. II. Picas1uts Mrs
YOUNG Mrs Judge Keith Mrs
Perkins. Mrs Adolphus Blair
A. crarshlw, MIS-. Herbert A.
,lrs. Isaac Davenport MIS-.
lewis Mrs John Lottier. Mrs.
AEtel Mrs. Bernard Peyton'
Elliott. Mrs. Lorraine Ruff
Barton Grundy. Mrs. John Far
.- DR. Joseph White. Mrs. 4. ID.
n-s. Richard Wilson. Mrs. Allen
Mrs John Blair. Mrs Frank
Mrs Ashton Starke. Mrs. Scott
Miss Knox. Mrs. J. Hoge Tyler
-. Stokes. Mrs Carter Scott.
70. Mosby. Mrs. a D. Townes,
frank u Williams. Mrs Reginald
r Mrs. Edward Crump. Mrs. Mere
Montague Mrs. g.. T.. Doyle, Mrs.
Dunlop Mrs. James Dooley Mrs.
d Buck Mrs. y. ID. Hotchkiss'
..s Gushing Small Mrs. William Royal
Beverly Munford Mrs. Ben. Palmer.
e James Welsh. Mrs. Alex Cameron.
Robert Blankcnship. Mrs Arthur
enor. Mrs. Hunt Chipley. Mrs. $.
rravers. Mrs BrcuN. Mrs. j.. 49,
ason. Mrs. Levin Joyncs. Mrs. Ed
strudwick
r., weddings Of the past week have
sven numerous and very pretty. one Of
r... r.or ent was that of Mr. VIII /
- and Miss Emma Derby |
... rI -rS place on Wednesday al /
fT 40 r home ~ the bride Other /
rr.--r r. were Miss Ivy Belle /
T-ee and ST. Joseph Elliott Cosby on /
Tuesday a- d. h. A.. Miss Dora Weston /
Hr N- John Allie Marshall az II /
.T t.. samo day; Miss Mary Alma /
Richards .lI Ar. John " Tarrant ON /
.- GEO l.. M.
Nr W'orehly Newton and Miss Susan /
Walker H...rn were married on Wednes- |
at 4 o'clock at "Hiltra.'
county. The home OF the bride, /
Jan borough officiating. The /
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26
WEEK TO BE BRIGHT
GAY SEASON TO BEGIN WITH
uANINSCINING.
-,rrBTslENEBTS OF THg PAST WEEK

..,brr OF Receptions, Teas, card
rarnc.. and othcr Social Fc"-
o.-rians for Charity BaII-Pcr-
.onal notes and Gossip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

orders for printing sent 10 the Dispatch
Company will DO given prompt aitent 0n.
md the style OF work and prices will be
sure 10 please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

The Virginia Branch of the Association
of Collegiate Alumnae viii be entertained
al its second meeting on Friday and
Saturday next Joy Mrs Albert futile and
her daughter Miss Anna futile. Of the
University of Virginia. The branch was
Organized here last June. and held its first
meeting at the Lakeside Clubhouse,
then. II Is necessarily small I'm numbers.
because Of the conditions OF membership.
and must continue so until more of our
southern girls go 10 the larger colleges.
The association accomplishes a double
purpose. being means of delightful So
ciaI intercourse and reunion TO those who
have so many associations and interest
ip common. and serving. besides. a lite
rarv ana educational end. The meetings.
win be held at the home Of Mrs. Tuttie-
at the University; one short business
meeting on Friday evening, after which
Mrs. futile viii hold a reception in honor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

would have been pretty church
f for i.Ircss in fho family cul
sorry quietly at the home OF Mrs.
gardeners ON wednesday morning.
"ta Ant0inette psOsecr became
IN fr Power Hackott Miss
,. cutie "a gifted young woman,
''.e lus'y handsome. Having
t... mother when young she was
'f Deg aunt. Mrs Gardner. in
... .".f .ne was reared most ten
lovingly ana 100 turn she bestOw-
81. wv" an Affection almost sacred.
l..,, TOM ONE Of the old and prom
"its of Virginia. being very
Of e... ''a TO The Prossers and Tabs
i'm, e.ler county, who In ante bell
'' 'aAAsc among the foremost In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

Tuesday VIII be Donation-Day at the
Home FOR Incurables. and the public IS
earnestly requested 10 send supplies OF
every Kind, and especially money. 20 the
home. The storeroom il empty. and the
ladies especially desire to nm IL at this
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

The Misses Mccarthy gave delightful
afternoon tea on Friday az their home.
1902 Park avenue. Misses Louise lda, anu
Nary Mccarthy were assisted I'm receiving
nv Miss Ethel Carlton and Miss Lillian
Augustine and Ida Christian. The tea
was poured BY Mrs Ernest Long and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

spend Thanksgiving-Day with her cou-
sins. tho Misses Moore.
Miss Monte Read. Of Roanoke. who
won so many friends during her stay in
this city last winter. will be the guest
Of Miss Elizabeth Brander for Thanks
giving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

Mrs. George +. Burgess. one OF the del
egates from Galveston, Tex. 10 the con-
vention OF the Daughters Of the Confede-
racy. still remains In the city. visiting
old friends and schoolmltes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-26

Tea VIII be served ut the WOman's
Club on Monday afternoon from 10 3
o'clock. There will be music M : o'clock,
rendered by Miss Noble. Of New York,
soprano. and Mr.. Griger. pianist.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02

NJ
Don Caf10s Dldg b Brink J,tez MttrS5
cQal de Ia via de. Jet1aG DSaS v
SW t6rmtn0.
Por Ell preseuts hsgl sabar: qu Q 4 los au
t,s do iu eA verbal civil Ia tados ants este
TJibunal por do Vicente Rodriguez J or.
Tia, can 10, mayor do ed "a, con cesidenoia
en esIa VLli, eoltrA d5fa kuiogis Martl
uez Veazlu Z. tAmbisa mayor do eda1,
so't3ra. pFopisgaria d'l mismo veoi1dFio
on olbFl Dc q1i1te t 8 pesos n lasda co
rrlen5' ) las ss'-t =, se hl ao7s.tl tls
tAeei3 del at ir la 20 IGs an I'd iol sahl3b3
&c 10 Dienes Eiga'autss que ltge otfas haa
gSio embarg d9s On diehls aetuaciones tR
ranrhia s,tIutq do ms1,tas dol pals
qua mile pr n n to vi q y ciueo me-
tros ds layg p9f ssls de ivh tschid1 De
ziae; tres nil feteadntos ladd l0I crui1s
% hiro3 D ara a.tasi dOs oArros ula Ia
10 tso do estSeas; y uds VI t. ia haa
YES COS bienss &c eacuantral en Ell b rrio
de Amdias de can Idlo3li adsmiss
getsntt p1aos en- sfaetiyo QUO sc soouentFau
cOasi yaS3 sa1 asts Juzgsdl , soa lnpsftg
de uaeYe Ei ladFiIlos ye3didos p0f don
Reln | 0 AlgaT.z LIS refHiI9s bi0nos
hsn 4 "a yAlorad0t pedliam ssts ca e0sttd
eieDtss nOVenta J dos pesos vsinte oentag0
no ed pfoHiaci,l y ss p1Cel 3 pdalica d
oitacl6n D II el termtdo de oeh9 dias, has
biendose seGtlsd1 para el aeto del remsta
las dos da tarde del di eu tro Del e1z
trabte mea de 0.tubre, sdyirtienaesa Joe
Que desesn tomsr pgrts ca Is suhasta que
deberan nonsigaar Rntioipsaamelts en Isl
mesa del Juzgsdo una oantiiad isusi peE
o menoa 81 d'ez PCT Client, del yal0E 04de
/ 4 los bienes como tamti0u Que 20 Sc d as-
tF 81 DO tur que oebIaa L des iercs-
ras tartea de Ia tsssei6n q exepei6o q ] me-
ldioo QUO no So sdmltirA p0tufa cue no
leabra 81 totsl ds la misms ointa d-EHs
sme1dado- -0aulilsd-Nale.
Dldo eu Jnsns DiFz 8 25 de so5ienbgs
de 1899. -Ants nj q See'elsfia, fRlC1
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INGENIgRo 0I1ILEs

So 3 fth Avenue, Nav York
Sc ehaarearan de oFganizlr smpFesss
para IA exf Hsci6n de eonoesionss de
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los Estados Und
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Julio STRINA0HnR. PONCE
Ponce Julio IA d 1899
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02
Gran fabrica do chocolate
- De
.sF2ANCO YCo. MAYAGUEZ PR,

Dicha inlultris del pals usda deia
que dsssar oonpar&ndols con lss pTi
neTas de su olaae tiato do Ia Lila CO.
mo del estraDg -.
Ii pur II dc los rrllu,tos emples-
io5 para Ia ooafa9ei61 d4l articnlo
affs33a u garlatis d higie1e tluto
pr Il ri3i sf'7l1 euIst) pr l4 stla
al isalrf Ia en- a para ia qp. 10 uss
.di@ria ajuta, rsz5q pog 10 oaal a. b.
hscho tan Dopll9r tsat1 en- q pti,
mo en mi h5s poalls.onas d sxtrAa
g9Fo. D4p6,ito pssmtneate en- Ia Is
brioa y sn Pono' o4lle Castillo N 8
Plauts hsh q zluie' IA. Jl'io 25 - ls9
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02

aEaaas - ar-1Tr
NJ fseoendaqo Per nnen doeoes nob uados
lebtes de
espeeloos No rtan Los GTalos LAXOHEP4TTc0S ULRIGI
CN9 eE EStredetO po1ucdo Dyspepsia
/, enfas hacen vida q ecu
C0FG Ell tsttenot0
los cmas os
irritable producd mlsno Tnprono
VIA Digestion hacienda Dyspepsia orgnada Egehmiento
los Vertgos Vahidos V6mios
CMTG et EstTeatento
CMra EstreninientO fa dc ntenos
glanduas
a boca, sS,
0Hrg e EstreNntetO de las peon dyspepsia cS
EStFenntfeutO
sdadt dolores, fauenca sangre. sSiGs
Cagantoda Jdqheca pfoducida Esrehimento
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02
GRAN 1PlRTnN[AEa PARA los ENEfRMQS MASSAGE

E Professor Me be- gastsdo datan u yda estud III
mena fortuna be edc pad ceb fsco entire todos log
q pushlos del mundo Habla diez idiomaa
amben he hecho mavosas New Yok Chicago San
Fsncsoo en- odos los Estados de ceste.
& o. Argentine Brazil Portugal Londfes.
Es 81 tnCo que ha descubisFto
Estos gandsssy marayiosos 3tratamenos de MASSAGE
que los 6mpurezas de Ia sange obns
del ceebro p6rdda memoa apeo
euan enfermedsd del namacone de las roas6
de cerpo cataro eneadade del hgado insomnia DsTea Gro
nlca Dentea ooho hoFas Fu Escrofua Eal
medaa M pmon los rnones della muer de los nervios Impo
piel
papaeons oazon ssoretas dyspepsia hedondez
Ia boc paras eatsdad brOnqai hdropea psrds del obeo
aOldsrss laruniat ansmsdaas De aepua Bosa eaas
RoConndanOa psrdsn eSperanz pues Puedan
u ser Curados pTontamen a por tratament9s.t
q sIenemos gran exsnOia de botanioa.
NO usamos pildoras, acidos nj
L mas ecos europo emendan trstamentos
q do massage para enfermedades cronicas
Niles De miles do nortansdos ufeon agos ano han dO
eurad0i hableudo Gdo dahuciado m6d
PARA LAS SENORAS SENOkITAS "A
TeHemos buen especdcO hoe desapae de- las
aruga eruPconea vovendO cults color natural hacienda
parecer oen persona dos prooedmientos de massage
Ac0dd
Gale de la Villa ndmero 23
Ponce J uiO l5de l89s
70 Valentino o,stets declare que
habendo gasdo muoh dmero tad muCho
HSsta cue mis- s me- ns dc tratamentos aravosoa
Melr cue yIve en- Gale h Villa pa conner
Professor rat6 euro ete ds Po este hrmo
aisudo Os enfsrnOs J a mis- amigoa,s
70 IA muchho H mnaA ufddo enfeymedad
uha nombrs imp de- declare
SPoor Mar euro rtamo narAviOso Vente das
cmpetameae sano ahora tengo que dar racias
tempo Dsen Osn Asbres EtabA d6b apenaa pO
s Ts diio sFfaor Me- seos
E Rsto declare "a nj, amigos lSs enfemos.
reComndo hombe mGycabauero en- amientos
deo u0gOn d las gess De este
Iala Gale dc Ia villa ndmerO TO-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02

Segdn esta acordado poi. .dicba Cor
pOraci6n y Sc ha puesto en- cOn0ei
miento desesfe 4edAdaffo por hojas
sueltas que Sc han Distribute en- 81
mismo sedictoS fjados en- las tablase
de auuncios, los impoItadores Y ia
bricantes de cigarrillos est n obliga
dos a poner a cada cagetiIasde 6sVos
que expendan, el timbre que esta dis
puestO para page del arbItrio estaa
blecidO sobre dich0 articulO, sufrien
II1fi521t-IoS 1i521t- contraventores la multa de-
diez dollars cada cagetilla que
vendan sin dicho seIl09---g.--...-
Lo que SO vuelge hacer public
p0r eli presente para recordar a qal &
nes correSp0nla Ia disposition de lie
terencia y que no pueda alegarse lg
noFaneia.
Ponce, Setiembre 28 de 1899, -Ei
AcaIde Presidente, LUIS GAUTIER. 33 /,
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Gale de IA Salud esquina 9 Sol.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02

Ponce, Setiembre 2S de 1899. Ei
AlcaIde PreSidente, LUIS GAUTIER, 33
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02
LIE Q ceLI q.
Un ndpero snelto 5'7eeutsy0a y
su,s N : ! rss,isAo455sss'as Nj
PRESlgNg PlNf
ID j sLIC o

sAproba1a la Matricpa de ComeFcio
e Industrial j elT'eparlasde la contri&
.buci6n poF riqueza Bfbana corpes
'p0ndiente. al breseRte aio ec0n6mie0ta
he 1890 a 1900, Sc hace notOrio por :.
et presente a fin de que, llegando q
eonocimiento de los respectiYOS con
tI'ibuyentes Sc sBeyan concurrir del 8.
t. al 10 de Qeta6re pr6ximo, incIlfs.
siyes, a la Odcina de Recaudacion en-
esta Casa OOnsistorial, aysatislacerl0 10
que por dichaS c0ntrihuti0nes adeu- 4
den en- la expresada sfecha, . sea el
= % trimestre de las mismas; no
.dNlando CUE correspondent i este j
.lamamiento teniendo ell cueAta Ia
situaci6n economics p0r
.qtie -atrayiesa este Municipio y la ne
eesidad que hay de fondos para cubrir /
sus atenGioneS
Ponce, Setiembre 2S de 1899 Efhis
Alcalde Presideate, GAUTIER. " -3
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02

.searsdo pasde foad saAue asl auaaa 4asssss
su pEEns extra
oonaadn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02
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la garSat del 6obiera3 Id saa
n sA A.
Laen
la fACl0N YAs DksatOs, RE401U10N a5 f5gaRAs ~ So
tC!23e nus
vsgussaoyf 6ASs1Ra c9Al 3UIaa4 aga a.
AUSA. e~1s ~ E% =
~ tdsfO o trAss sFlo.sahasE k.s
81 Ptn
aSl $toNsas ii sngueaaa' -fS
ep8en sl aaasGsa9a
.Aaz kH D0eea 81 EFE9GU aassa-
sAuo
Qau tsE oHs Pe08peS ~
, g g.eaysss sse.y sa sapecpaies agotao
ESElu1A@R11aa !.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02
PRIYIhEal0 CQNERA oADOUtDADI


sobre Ssts amaos mu rtcuarmente la atsnci6n del p6-
cO por ser ia Gompaa del Coaunsnte Americana que
onohes semeIanbe frY1sglo
daapu dc habes tadc gaa POLKA dosAhoa, pRs ea
nso p9suiO P0A 2dCARA 1sAassa
6s dea0 Forks asnpo 81 b
Poll
CON-
PA96RA &L NA0R S&8UH9.
yaastoRy
Rfaaso
,sdso sas anprsa sSsgas saass naa5d
EstO SO ama prOeads sqUdss ugar los nteresss d
az sseaurados an bian de tamIh8s.
(. 81 RaS1AuaA6 S0LzAH RNIEBAENgE ABANDoNA
DAS prsvs saFe6saata asutafs
4 tersa ds7ensAdos.
SEGuRQ e hag pagado los premoa daran Is
A0S MPhEIvo Mas Ia C01rANA psa6a del ussado sEpedr
M tnta da Dc Po saaada POA
DC VIDA DE eAeo allAD0 g como DogAlEs psdn
pngars P6s hqdaas antoa DeOs DECIM0 QuN10 YGE
sIMos Egc ETC., E9C ds z sum Asg p anuae. sonpsos
. hubsssn psgRdo
EBapho 81 un P6sa De- dies pgos po Dc $780, be aic
P6sa quidada a de da
una, ssan A'sg0
abrk condolences pyiegos mas faYOrablss para los as
,ursdoa que les que ofreOa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02

En- yirtud de acuerdo de este Aydn.
tamiento del dia seis del actual, SCI
SAGA a p1blica subaSta ell material
viejo del Tinglado de la Playa, que
fue destru do por ell cicl6n del dia 8
del Ipr6ximo pasado, con arreglo a la
itasaci6n practicada por al senior Ar-
quitecto Municipal, Sobrante On ell
respective expediente en- esta Secret
taria y por ell termino de ocho diass
a cOntar desde esta misma feCha.
Ell acto de la subasta tendra lugar
en- ell despacho de esta Acadia el dia
seis de Octubre pr6ximO las tres de
su tarde, 10 que Sc hace publico para
general con0cimientO,
Ponce, Setiembre 90 de 1890. III
Alcalde, GAUTIER. l-3t
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02
56IUI' n
FRANCO AMI lEESlCAEt COLLEGE
FOR
GIRLS AMI CI4lLDREN
PONCE, PORTp RICO

Madame oompgny desea nraF los seaor padres que ell
oma del Cogo para sehoras nnas ng La arim6ica la
geogaa la historic agnaturas ensenan en- dcho oma
La case frances haa o direction de Monsieur de Com
ny professor Unersad EE UU poe
m sonora Compgny eA ayuada areas por expert
ada prooa epano Ella cOmpace nirmar los
padres de que las nna Fecben somente instruction
que ella muy
neras m6do de cOnducirse S0ciedad,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-10-02
LII soL o@I o.Dad69

sueheamos ntahgente p0bhco Dc esta la b eetu ges-
c le estes bsnosas eondeone sYndo aa ser sorprsnddos
9o soesdsdes gaanhdai antes da sseeurar vuesa y
oaad nas inEormea de-
G. p. stoter, sses,aNaak-o b MAJ Agesis se.aal :
i q AealS lialaDs Jesus 81 is fernando b. Gee
fa Yordsn ania colseeg0s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-18

ian for American register as soon
as annexation had been rounded
out. There is no precise data on
hand as to the number OF ships
that followed the transpacific liner
China into this new relation, but
the number is understood to
be fairly large and that of the
candidates for the registry prize
even larger. Enough harm to the
shipping interests of the country
had been already done at Homo
lulu to warrant Executive inter
ference at Washington, and this
has now taken form in a Presi-
dental proclamation, wherein the
privilege enjoyed by Hawaii of
taking foreign ships under her
flag is expressly withdrawn.
So far, so good. But it seems TO
us that the general interests OF the
United States require still more
sweeping affirmation of American
law, not only in Hawaii but in
Porto Rico and the Philippines
As yet the old labor laws OF Ha
wsii hold good, with the result
that the plantations, which might
afford white men a good living on
CO. operative holdings, are being
submerged by Asistics. We do
not doubt that the President has
the power to extend our labor laws
to Hawaii, at least pending fur
Their action by Congre ss. The
general navigation laws, which
were applied to Porto Rico, should
also be spread over the whole area
Of our possessions. Nor is this
all. There is no sense In main
tanning the old Spanish tariff 10
the Philippines, and that system
should speedy give way to the
Dingley act, which, of itsels, would
go further than almost anything
else 20 teach the Filipinos VIVA,
good may be had from American
sovereignty. Once let the natives
experience a free market for their
wares in this country and open
ports for American products and
the delights of war on the cinder.
ed running track laid out by
Aguinaldo will cease to appeal so
picturesquely to the native mind.
There cannot he too much
Americanism in the government
of possessions. AT present there
is too little.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-18

In selecting a successor to the
late Capt. King, the interet ts OF
the country will he best served by
the appointment Of j. A. Hassin-
ger as Minister of tn, Interior.
In view of the changes in the Of
fetal life Of the territory soon to
be accomplished the present de-
maDd is that no time be lost in
breaking in new men. Mr.. Has
singer can take up the business OF
the Interior Office and carry it on
without serious delays to public
work which the late Minister had
we'll in hand, As chief clerk for
many years Mr.. Hassinger has
gained a complete knowledge OF
the details of the Office, and is
certainly more capable of assur-
ing no interruption in the prog
ress of department work, than
any candidate who comes new to
the Office
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-18
LOVED ON ACCOUNT OF HIS
ENEMIES.

Money" said the philosopher, may
often do more harm than good. Sometimes
the mighty dollar Is a mans worst enemy"
Yes" answered Senator Sorghum, "and
! often feel a number of people love me for
the enemies have made"
But he did not mention what staunch
friend his Sterling Bicycle had always
been to him.
Myrtilla: "Let me explain basket ball
to you, Mr.. Ambrose. The object, you
know"
Mr.. Ambrose: ooh, | understand the
object, Miss Myrtilla. The object is to
hit some innocent bystander who has on
twenty dollar eyeglasses"
The P. c. & Mfg Co. has both basket
balls and goals, imported direct from
Spalding Brothers.
Likely Purchaser: "By the way, your
manager has just lately been married."
Head Salesman: "Yes; oh yes. Sterling
bicycle people are to blame for that"
Purchaser: "That's interesting; what
did they have to do with il ?"
Head Salesman for P. c. & Mfg Co:
swell, you see, he took the young ladv
out on the Sterling Tandem we have here,
and it ran so easy he thought she was
doing all the work, and the same thing
was passing through her mind. They
both thought how nice ii would be to have
things always that way. They didn't
know those Sterlings were to blame"
Purchaser: well, guess you can set
up that same Sterling wheel for me-"
Did you know that the P. G. 4 Mfg
Co. will make your old wheel look like
new for s6l Well, they will; try them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-18
A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN.

1t was a great pity that there
was no. a larger house for the
Clay Clement Compsny's produc.
ton of "A Southern Gentleman o"
at the Opera House last evening.
While not coming up to "The
New Dominion" and "The Bells"
in the matter of excellence it is
still fine play, brimful of clever
speeches and romantic situations.
Clay Clement as General j Joseph
Carroll, was extremely good but
he was handicapped by a bad cold
which told on his voice. Mrs.. Gle
ment as Azalee Thompson was
charming. Indeed she ls much
better in emotional parts than in
parts where fun and frolic are con
tinuslly called for. Her silent
answer TO the Generals question,
"Hsve l done right to return"
when che throws herself into his
arms, was one of the neatest
pieces of acting seen on a Homo
lulu stage.
Mr.. Lsnsdale as Philip Durand,
the villain, is without criticism.
The whole play is we'll balanced
and to each one of the cast is due
his or her share OF credit.
"a Scrap of Paper" will be pre-
sented Thursday evening. This is
the comedy in which there is fun
and frolic throughout.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-18
ACTUATED BY PETTY SPITE.
From the Hilo Tribune. |

/
The partisan press of tbs Ha.
waiisn administration has, a. was
inevitable, been guilty of many
con temptible things 10 supporting
a bad cause, but perhaps the most
contemplate is it's attitude toward
the authorities at Washinton with
reference to the recent land ord
ers, and its efforts to interpret
those orders as they were never
meant to be interpreted and to
give them a scope which they were
never inter ded to have. When a
Honolulu exchange says that
these orders mean that the Hs.
waiian Government cannot repair
road, mend bridge or in any
other way take an action affecting
the public property, without spe.
cial permission from Washington,
it knows that it lies, and is merely
actuated by the petty spite of its
principals, who having been de
tected in abusing certain of the
powers granted them from Wash.
inQton have been forbidden the
farther exercise of those powers.
If the Honolulu Executive ende-
avor to make these orders an ex
cuse for non performance of their
Legitimate duties they will find
that they have made sad mistake
and will presently ride in the
hearse of an official funeral pro-
cesslon, in which mourners will
be extremely rare.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-18
EXTENDING, AmERICANIsM
Editorial San Francisco Chronicle. ]

Editorial San Francisco Chronlcle.l
The admission of foreign. built
ships to Hawaiian register began
as soon as the course of the Span.
ish war had made it clear that
Hawaii would be annexed to the
United States. The object of the
owners was to exchange Hawai-.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-10-18
". W. Dimond g. Co.,

.............Von Holt Block, King street.
Merchant street entrance next to the
Postoffice, through our Arcade.