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The Irish standard., 1899-08-19

way on his journey when two men who
had evidently been lying in wait for
him rushed out of q narrow lane, and
one of them fired a single shot from a
revolver. The murderers were only a
couple of yards behind their victim,
and the bullet struck Maitre Labori in
the back. The wounded man uttered
an agonized cry and fell flat on his face.
The murderers Immediately fled
through the lane from which they had
emerged, and both escaped.
Lie in Wait for Their Victim.
Only two or three laborers going to
Labori. The spot was we'll chosen, as
the murderers could not be seen by NJ.
Labori until they rushed out upon
their victim, the entrance to the lane
being hidden by bushes. Moreover,
they were afforded an easy means Of
escape by passing back through the
lane, which led to the country.
1t appears that NJ. Labori received
only Sunday two letters threatening
that he would be shot, but he treated
them as he had treated others of a sim
liar nature which he received frequent
ly for months past, with contempt.
Slightly Improved.
A bulletin issued at ten p. m. Mon
day by the physicians attending NJ. La
bori says the patient shows slight i'm.
provement.
The doctors in attendance are very
anxious and fear that even if NJ. Labori
RECEIVERS his left leg will be paralyzed
as he has been unable to move it since
he was laid in bed. lie is conscious and
talks to his wife freely, but all his re-
marks are about the court-martial.
Sole Topic of Conversation.
The outrage is the sole topic of con-
versation in Renncs and adherence oil
the deed is expressed by friends and
foes of the wounded man alike. The
local papers are issuing frequent edi
lions containing the latest details in re
gard to the affair.
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yeascls and Live. Lost.

Victoria, B. c., Aug. 12.-Dctails of
the loss of two vessels in Australian
waters are brought by the steamer Mo
vera. The bark Carlisle Castle, bound
from Liverpool to Freemantle, was to-
tally wrecked off Rockingham. All
on board, ii in number, were
drowned. The ship City of York,
in command of Capt. P. II. Jones,
laden with general cargo, including
744,ooO feet Of redwood lumber, from
San Francisco, consigned to the West
Australian Shipping association, Free
mantle, went ashore at holiness island
July IL. Eleven were drowned.
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II PRACTICABLE Ended.

Newport News, Va, Aug. 1.-THE
yellow fever epidemic is practically at
an end. The quarantine established
by this city against Hampton and vi
cinity was raised Thursday night. The
local quarantine against Norfolk will
be raised satar day evening. The rec
ord, of the sco,ffge to this date shows
total Of 43 casos, of which II resulted
fatally. Twelve cases were discharged
as cared and 20 convalescents remain
in hospitals at the soldisrs' home.
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Otis VIII Stay.

Washington, Aug. 11.-Maj. Gen. Otis
will remain in supreme command of the
Philippine islands. Should he request
to be relieved Maj. Gen. Lawton will be
assigned to duty as his successor. 1t
is said on high authority that this is the
decision reached by the president and
Secretary Root during their several
conferences at Lake Champlain. secre-
tary Root made no secret of the inten-
tion of the president to retain Gen. Otis
in command at Manila, and so informed
Gen. Miles at a lengthy conference, dur
ing which the Philippine situation was
Hiscussed
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No. 9so9.
In whose
name assessed.
Jos. Dean .
VIM. E. Dean.

Jos. Dean.
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WORK OF ASSASSINS.
NJ. Labori, Counsel for Dreyfus, Is
Shot in the Back.
Two Men Spring Upon Him While He
In on Hts Way to Court Mt
Rennes-Murderer
Escapes.

Rennes, Aug. IA. = Two men am
pushed Maitre Labori, counsel for
Dreyfus, and one shot was fired, hitting
Labori in the back. Maitre Labori lett
his house alone for the court at about
six o'clock Monday morning. His res
idence is situated in the suburbs of the
town, about a quarter of an hours
walk from the Lycee, the route being
along a solitary road beside the river
Vilaine. He had reached point half
The Irish standard., 1899-08-19
When travelling

Look out for your comfort and con-
venience. Two fast trains, equipped
with Pullman sleeping, dining and cafe
cars, leave Minneapolis and St. Paul
daily via Wisconsin Central lines for
Milwaukee, Chicago, and Eastern and
Southern points. Ask your nearest tick
ct agent for further information. Jas. c.
Pond, Genr Pass. Agt., Milwaukee,
Wis. v. c. Russell, c. P. & T. A., $50
Niconet avenue, Minneapolis.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF REDEMPTION.

7,1n nn on"ooouTEg9 .gPU%Snsr
81; $R Il 81
@
nn Per. A $$%$$ss
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Five Negro children burned.

jackson, La, Aug. 11.-Five negro
children were burned to death on Nc
Kowan's plantation, near this place. at
night. The parents locked them up in
their house and went to church. On
their return the charred remains of
their little ones was all that could be
The Irish standard., 1899-08-19
WeIl-Known Actre.. Deaa.

b Pennington, MIMI, Aug. 14.-Lillian
Lewis, an actress of national reputa-
ton, died here of consumption. Inter-
sSznentis TO take place at her old hemein
RAnnsylvania.
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Description
Of land

| Deans
Subdivision of al
part of Lots 3, 1
land s, Block IS,
Minneapolis,
lHennepin Coun-|
lty, Minnesota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

GOsIYN Rozposssnt,,s sle ME
" sssaydlllugo roboty pod kolej tFzecio-
r.edna { Goas.,ynial,'s q. 4 a - lt1E'o AZ
psb,,ocs.nll,Y1ml ttortsms DDona,c,hooe'w'Vaa'
Edo Karssc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
assRRIIA n Dnias

RsI1 ~ Dina , tl,z
IIgodssiln 'ies 5solei Il. ncoy zaEohlozyft
kkYc1lee po klr6ltk<iej lei, leccz eeisszkisl 5chllo-
sroble, opalrzony aw. Sacramento
nj v al. roku ziyc:a, s. p. Leon
sDzziloorobek .rzecznlik j doktor obojga
praW. Urodzlf sig y Poznaniu..
Giimnfaaz,Yu1lmm odwiedziaf " Poznaniu
Nv Chellanie. Przez tostatnie 5 lat.
byl bardzo cz1ynn5m posiem do
sejmu pruskieglo,.
SIP. FRANCIsZEK CHIC
CC1EsZYNsKI. -Tragiczna snier-
cia zgin2t znany v Poznsnlu v
szerokich koiach Franc:szek Che
c1eszynski, w'asciciel drukarni j.
naxladzea, Wielkopolaninas', Matt
we lego zwlokl znaleztono ma lod7zle
ma CYbinie Cd stronY zaWad. Me-
bozczYk lezal txarza do lodu 2 roz~
krzYzowsa1m1 rekoma. Mai poprze-
c1lnlane zz:y1lyl u ralk,a " przednlej
czescl cia'a dostrzezeno kllka g1e-
bokich ran. Shadow krwi ME bYio
zadnyoh. Ma lewym policzku przY-
lepiona miai karteczke 2 dzIwnie
brzm,acym naplsem: Size Y W.
Chociessy n1skl niemal codzienn;e ".
tamte s;trone chodzlf ma p%rzechadz-
ke, ssmob6jstwo zdaje gig byd
w%ykluczone, poniewaz ME znale.;o
no PREY nisbozczyku zadnego
~;narzedzia morderozego, natomiast
m at PREY sobie rzeczY warto6c'owe,
lax zegarek zloty oo1ac2kes'ubna
a nadto pienialze. PrzYpuszcza]a
og6lhie. re padi ef.ra zemsty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

sEF0LNo. 7go 2. m. zmar1
v skutez apopleksyi serca kupiee
Max Kowalevsk, v A.. roku zyc'a /.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

D%ABR0WN0. W p%oniedzIa-
TEX zna1azt nag}a 6mlcr6 sostys
L,powski Sztymbarka. Bedac W
podr6z7, wywr6ci{ mu sig w6z "
n b. StiT ssGsI H&$:
sYE.ib1aamne, przyezem Lipowsk1
wiyppaatd1sssY,. kark %strqcil. Inny
oossowiek s;edzacY ma wozie uszed3
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09


arsdu AZ V sll!j zess.z.ltotowssp
Karolem Regolem, obywatelea1n I
M,kolajskk.
90
ZPoD CHEkMzY do ontasa'1,
ze "a polaoh ltpienriokich wYkopafo 3.
sae6clu robotnisS5w skarb, m rlit'Szts
ozacY sic y dW6oh urnaeh y !.
giebokosol iednego Meta pod
zI I,il: BylYY v Mich erebrne ] aa}ote7
monety bite v Tofuniu : popier1
STEM kr6la polskiego Jana Kazi-
mliierza q. 1850 I, pas e zamkien
z}oty:mnn. j .korrolna polskae. Robotaicy
podz1ehll mledzY siebie pieniagdzee
a pas porgball ma szes6 ozesoi.
re.
>'ANl' y GO.
pooe
\. h
4, ,,-
=
t,,,na,o :
!.
/
- - n.,.or.u - u,,,t n,ho;
=.
,
80
ou na01e'neso
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

oBoRNlKI. synek : letn1
kom,satza obwodowego Z'erboka
laval mig ma lodsie a#b11b1 aat q
gdyby go ME by1 wYratowa,a =uozeh
mfynarskl VIA Jyssaw KsrasieW'siicsz
y narazeniiem w4asnego zycra. CIV.
ten zasluguie ma pooh vale pablicz-
na.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

An. EsE-tF,E% sHsFsE !. A.r--s- -. !, EET@.1 80. 4 +.
z J1EziL,l'rotjWiA pod zydoxem
4otrzymalllaamY list 2 probe ~nastepu-
;iiqcs. Jestem cd dziecka poczawsz''Y.
=wychowaBa pomiedsy oboYml 1udz.
mi. Rodziee ufaarli mi bardzo
rychfo. Nam 4 braoi j siost,y, Q
kts6rych cd 25 lat nc nie sfysza-
lam Reldziili6any sie vszyBeY "
Street.-The. Starszemu bratu na i1nle
Stanislfaw mlloe,dsz5 J6zef, sred-
menu Antonl., nsJjtn'oaddszeunu JAM;
sstsfskejj HEol5sit1'ze Rozaia. mlodszej
Franosszka. Upraszam Q 1askawe
udglelenie al pomoeY PREY odszu~
ikaniu rodzehstwa. Moze ktdrY
ozl'yytt acIlniks bedzie wiedziai . MICH,
gdzie przebywaja, chociaabY Q Je-
allnlgm mi .doniesiono. Prose- .
laskawe uw:adomienie pod moim.
adresem: MagdalenaM usialkowska,
zometnaszczylpfi SKA v Jelito-
vie pod zgaovern. 5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
DR.. C. b. Ham.
LEczY M~EzczYzN, KoB1ETY I Dz1EcI.

~ fGbbm;e moeii q mic pom6dz,, to napisz zaraz do
81 3ktofa Ham'a a,on ci xndsieli rradgy: darmo:: Gdyby
/: oktor uzna4 chsorobe % nieuleczalna4, to R pie Hdzs
lest nczciwym i odpowiedzialnym, q chorymi opie::
knje sisIz taFa 1pie~ezoiowitoseiaa, jSSk 2ieiec swymi
dziketmi: .Ludzie, kt6rzy napr61no szqtka rady lle2-
scia11at szpitalact,siak W czarodzieisA epo'
.s66:EostaH uleczeniprzez ORA. HAMA Me m6wi-
mYstego zadna p~rzesada, lecz tylko szczera pl e.
, Ma XsniHnleczalna Piaz zaraz. DO Doktora Hama.
M Medycyh DoKto7a Ham q ME mona dostat " "a;
dnejs sptecer ami %groserni, AMI szynku, AMI tez "a
xzdroWa medycype, to musi po takowa piisae pro
ITO as pra Hama Butelka medycyny koaztuje tyt
10 sGI.6O, szes6 buteleks$5.0o.. Piszac pc medycynas.
niadae!i nbDrzekaz55pocztowy ffbankowy Tub EXPIRE.
sow. Medycyne i prrzepis jak sic 1eczyt wysyfahY
odwrotna poczta. SRrzysij maake pocztowa ma oor
NoWiedk. Adges taxi:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
q P z PPolskich,

kOsCII[ElRZRNNA l(Beregnt).
Fisma hakatYstyotne rrolseios'llY
wiadomodd. zesdo Bralctwa stree
leckiego ME chcieli Polacy, bedaac.
y wiekszosci, przyiac Niemc6w ma
czlonk6w. ,,Gazeta HdaiskaD'
odpiera e k1smstwa j oglasza, ze.
zgtosito sig 81 kandYdat6w;;
wYbrano z Iich 70. . reszte
odrzueono przez tame balotowanie'
(c1arne gaiki1. 2 y p~rzyjetychtI
nalez1 5 do narodowo6ci polskiei,
. Z do niemiecklei.
TORUN. Kosztem 8 millon6w
miarek zatozony bedz1e ma Whsle
port dl splawu drzewa, D1le
trzecie tego kapitaiu wy}ozyd maja
interesenci a jedne trzeoia da
rad.
STAROGARD.W Osiecznie> by1
robotnlk Gromowski wybieranlem
z:emi re studni zatradniony. Maggie
zapad}a G6rna Geese i go pogrze-.
baIa. Niediugo potem wyciagnleto
ssFlto niezzYwdego. Pozostawia zone !
czworo izieci.
ROZkAZIN. 9go 2. m. VIE
czorem. umarla " Kantrzynie
o~patrzona Sakramentaml swletemi
70 dwutygodnlowej chorob'e
owdowia}a Anna Dz1eclelska 2
domu Sychowska W 81 roku zyc'a.
Pogrzeb odbedzle sic W srode
.Popieaoowe l5go b. m. o godz. tn
d ]RsoslasIinle::E ]. Ill.,. 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

ssGOsnY IS. + Ro q A s.ise NE
!ls \, y Ioboty podskol l''j5 \ 4
.r.1ednae z {, Gosty,an ~ % e 81 * d
ptsbooe.,,n11Ylmn toren u Donaohowa.
do Karzec.
- o - 8
W v1KfS u VIA NJ, Egglzzaann,iin No d re-
ferendaryusza zlozYl +. Edmund
: Poznan,a, syn 2z l1.lgg' 4
dyrek. sadu aiemiahskleggo En'ili
z Strahier66W.
GosTYN. w kosciele farny5mn n,
" mii ,sst,l zaprowadzoDe bqda odtaad
kazania niemleckle co ca,Waarta
Wcale Niemcom katoii@
kom ME potrzeba los Won Rom. 30
n1alaza 1w1iadza koSclelna g%nlejsco'a
zaw1szet uwzgledniafa , nadal
uw~zgiedniac bedzie wszelk:e po-
tychze, byle tylko ME
pospotu 2 hakaty stam 81.
TRAFNE strza1Y, W
Rrzadkowle strzelec p. 1gnacY
Fraszczak ubif dzika, wazacego
trzech centnarow q v
Ivnie borowy pan Stanis}aW Bazy
ma staaoViislkiu zastrzell} " przecia-
gu go minut dwie wielkie wydrY.
GNIEW Pewlen mie-
szkan1ee wM Dabina przywi3z}
chorej zonie lekarstwo " butelce,
kt6rej byio nap'sane: Pred
dobrze wstrzqsna6. Mai
zoaek tax To- uwsge zrozamia}, re
NE IekaTstxto " butelca wstrzaspa1,
tylko chofa Zone ma ]6zhu, kt6ra
ponino wzdryganla sic j jekdw',. 5.
"a kszdaa daWka. zp6k'
lekarz ME objasnis 60 . TEN, Fco1.
pE1rlas Yep macy, ~ 7
-
GNIEZNO. W rewnym tuteJ-s
szk1adsie z5dowskim .pp'z,Y
ulicy aorna, jak donosi Lsdh!;i
sic ma sprsedas chasteo7t5ii
do no6sa : attenuation NajzF'.:s
Rodzlny. Jestto najw1zksza wzgga1-'
ds jak,a innowiercy okazad m6gh.
Ola nas4ejj' WARY dw. katolichiSft
jest to .zohydzan1e jej " spos6b
najbezeaelnieiszy, q obmys ooY.
przez firmly in1ojbwierc6w, jedynie.
"a 10, ably wyzYskiwac nasz ludek
,lski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
SKAR5ZEWY. Pred 4 tygod~

SKAR5ZEWY. Pred 4 tygod~
mani wyprowadz,4 sie robotn,k
=Gurl.k "a robota do W~estfalil,
pozosta siwszY zone l dzieci "
domu. Teraz otrzymala biedna
nlewiasta smutnq %wisdomodc, i
mesa J'ej przejecha4 p%ooiag, "
81 sklutek cseggo .stracl} zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
q Poznaniskiego.

KEPNO. Dnia 20 stycsn,a I.
b. za1ozono stowarzyszenie pan.
zapisa1o Sc 80 Przewoanfosac2q
wybrano ~pannsKatarsYne Leuterer,
zastepozynla panne DrobckyhSStkla
sskretarka panne Mazur, kasYerakaa
psnue Ku3el, kontrolerkami kas,r
.panny Nowakowska i Masut niod.
szq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

KIEWKI. Przed tygodniem
obchodzi1 tn mistrz kewalski Tade]
Z swa ma}zonba uroczystosc zfoter
go wesela.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

!. CHELMNo. C6reozke Agate
Up. Juln Bagihskiej porwanaa
niedawno temuu, od~naleziono y
sS 81: s$.i.:: ~ y
Cry wnie W powiecie tor2bskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

CHEhMNo. DO :egzaminup.
abituryenokiego pr1ypqsz9zono tn
AZ uczni wyzazej prymyz 2
~ q g 1t nam d 81 III il ] 4 4
' = y I, n 4 I. i Il o-.:aR
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09
WABRzEZNO. Ztodzieja, ktt-

ABRZEZNO. ZfodzleJa, ktt-
CIV / go .. NJ. okradf n%auczYcle]a
zakrzevs lego " RYhsku, schvy--
como. " Grudziadzu. gdzie pod
imleniem schulzs rozkosznle sobie
M. Jest 70 20 lat malaoY kelner
Robert b,,ri; Wierzuch : Gniewu.
5olsiedzia. on jaz q letnis Kare We
vi Wiie I,er1u,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-09

W LUBIszEWIE wYbueh
4go z. m. i 6 godz. wiecz. " stodo-
le plebanskaiej ogleh, Et6ry ten.
budynek i wszyskie tam znaajjdu- :,
jace size zapasY psszy ! stony
z~niszczy}. Take sleczkarn;a spalo-
ma. DomYslajs sic, % iakis zfosl:-
vice ogieh pod}ozy1. I
80 5e<41 ~ d
KWIDzYN N~aaezYoiel Trae-'
biatowski W Kopytkonie ottrzynal
cd :regencYi kwidzyhskiej e
iskutecz1nde, u1tozenie mhowy nl1eml1iestr
kiei 100 merek nagrody.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24
Fire at COlburn's,

The fire whistle blew at about
l:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon
and the department was called to
the home of j. L. Colburn on the
Plains. The barn was all ablaze
and could not be saved SO the
6remen attended to the work Of
protecting the buildings in the
vicinity. The origin of the fire is
unknown. Alb ,ut $1,000 was lost.
When the fire was discovered. il
was too late to save anything ex-
cept the horses. This is the sec
ond or third fire that has taken
place at the Colburn residence.
Miss Daniels, sister of Mrs
Lorenzen gave the alarm. She
happened to walk out of the house
and saw smoke issuing from the
barn.
Mrs. Lycett who was helping
remove things from Mr.. Wright's
house 10 close proximity Of the
barning barn, was SO overcome
that she tainted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24

although not positive of the fact,
that the cane is delivered by plan
tation railroad to the Lahaina
mill. This place also is near to
Kihei, being nearer five than ten
miles distant; so that more than
twelve miles of railroad would
complete the circuit and command
the whole output.
1t would seem therefore to be
the part of wisdom both by the
government, which should hold
the wharf property, and the plan.
tstion company looking for their
own interests and the interests of
the islands; that the mill aud plan
tation quarters should be located
secondary to the commercial inter-
ests and prospective developments
of the place. And l will there
fore close as 1 commenced, with
the question, "will Kihei become
the commercial emporium Of
Mani as Honolulu is of Oahup"
C--L
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24
Sister Alatdn's Funeral.

The funeral of the late Sister
Alaida this morning was both i'm
pressive and beautiful. At z
o'clock the body was borne from
the Sacred Hearts Convent by
Sisters of the Mission, and being
received at the door of the cathe-
dral by the Brothers of the
Mission was placed on the cats-
falque in front of the altar. High
mass was then celebrated by
Father Matthias. A large con-
course of people assembled. many
prominent ladies bringing flowers.
The regular burial service was
performed at 8 o'clock, when Mre.
john f. Bowler sang a solo.
Sisters in charge of the convent
school marched in front of the pro.
cession, followed by the clergy.
Three Brothers and an old native
retainer of the Mission were the
psll-bearers. Father Matthias
assisted by other of the clergy,
performed the last rite at the
grave.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24
STEADY BUSINESS PROGRESS

Not few of the conservative
citiz NJ Of the community are dis
posed to view with more than in
different disfavor, the activity in
business circles which has as it's
principal feature q rush in the
stock market. The opinions of
the conservatives should not be
slighted, they are good balance
wheel to have al all times--but il
cannot be said that the o.called
boom has reached a danger point
or is going Beyond the propt r
limits Of progress anticipated ly
national stability.
Ii there were any evidence that
the maDipulators were unloading,
IT the promoters diepiayed lack of
confidence rs evi fenced by failure
to invest thejI own funds, il con.
servatye capital were withheld
from iuves!ueuf IN LARGE blocks
o. stock, !be cry pf toe ultra IL
servatiyss might be worthy Of
more serious attention. AS a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24
QUESTIONS ON KIHEI DEvELoPM ENT

EDITOR EVENING BULLETIN
Is Kihei the Com mercial Empori-
um of the island of Maui 40 Ho.
nolulu is Of the island Of Oahup
Mr.. Dillingham; in his pros
pectus of this new plantation
Company says, at has frontage
Of about a half mile on Maalea
bay. Kihei wharf is situated on
the water front of this island. An
extension of only about 500 feet,
will give access to deep water,
where ships of any size may be
loaded direct from the wharf.
The landing is at the most shelf.
cred spot on the lee side of Maui
where the water is almost always
sm ooth."
1t appears to me that Mr.. Dill
linham as promoter has chance
of making real city here in ad-
vance of the Pearl City scheme,
which, however, has been emiu-
emily successful in graduating
him as head prom otter. The
whole island of Maui does not
have at present a deep wharf;
"where ships of any size may be
loaded from the wharf"
One hundred thousand tons of
sugar year will be ready within
five years to be delivered at these
wharves, if our promoter will use
a little of his customary di.cre-
ton in consolidating and extend
ing the railroad facilities of that
island. / figure thus; from Kihei
Plantation $4,000 tons; from
Spreckelsville $4,000 tons; from
the plantations of Paia, Haiku
and Wslluku combined 10000
tons; from Lahaina and Olowalu
$4,000 tons, or at least sufficient
to make out the 100000 tons
aforesaid.
The Kahnlui railroad is even
now in connection with all these
outputs Of sugar, except Lahaina
and Olowalu--and is, | think,
within five miles from Kihei. La
haina | have understood has ex.
tended her cane feds to Ukume-
hame, and l am of the impression
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24

United States Consul Goodnow
at Shanghai answering the query
of an American exporters associa.
ton says, Labor saving devices
are not in demand in China. The
cheapest thing here is man."
Wheelbsrrows, scrapers, dump
carts and the like find no market
10 country where men will pack
dirt on their back for z to 10 cents
a day and be glad to get work a,
that price.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24

matter OF fact nearly every one OF
the new sugar plantations have
been forecast in former years and
doubtless would have been estab
liohed in the course of time il the
political future of the country had
been other than American anuexa
ton. The assurance of future
governmental stability having
been gained the sudden awaken
ing to activity of plans that have
been waiting the turn of the ba-
lance is a natural and a sound
business result.
Aside from the mooted labor
problem, a problem of no small
Importance that faces every indus
try on earth, Hawaii has marked
agricultural advantages, and the
people of the country might well
be subject to criticism should they
sit idly by and leave fertile lands
to lantana and weeds. 1t was not
so many months ago that Mr.. Dill e
linghsm's railroad proposition
was wild cat scheme" business
houses that branched out were "go-
ing beyond the probable demands"
etc, etc. If this fearful and pessi-
mistic spirit had been allowed to
rule the business community,
there would be about one pound
of sugar produced where there is
now ten thousand, one coffee tree
where there is now one hundred,
few vessels bringing merchandise
to the port, steamship lines calling
at Honolulu because they had to
aud not for the carrying trade to
be obtained.
People of Hawaii have been
busy saying that this is no Okla
bona and now they seek TO make
themselves believe they did not
speak advisedly. They did speak
advisedly, however. Hawaii has a
solid business basis to built on
aud the industrial structure has
by no means reached a magnitude
where there is danger of the thing
topping over. Sugar may 60
down, labor may 60 up, but those
who say this will happen have no
more to base their assertions on
than those who assert the reverse.
Furthermore the business men
who have shown capacity for
meeting serious depressing condi-
tons in the past have not lost all
their common sense aud keen
business acumen. There is no
cause for lack of confidence in
the com mercial and financial pro-
gress Of the territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24

Notwithstanding the world is
modernized, and civilized and
on the brink of the mile
Mum, Minister Cooper has
evidently come to the conclusion
that the men who put up public
buildings, by the day don't usually
look around for rapid transit
trolley to push them along.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24

With the Columbia sale in court,
the right or wrong of some recent
government land sales will be in
directly proven.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24

Now that there is trouble in the
Philippines, volunteer regiments
mustered out want to get back in
to the service. Yet twas said not
many moons ago that another war
would meet with scant response
from these same eoldiers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24
For Sale.

ONE CENTRIFUGAL PUMP, To-
inch suction, 8-inch discharge, with
Westinghouse engine complete.
One centrifugal pump, 8-in.h suctioIS
o'ineh discharge, with Westinghouse
engine complete.
One centrifugal pump, 6-inch sue
ton, A-inch discharge.
One Blake pump, 3-inch suction, ,
inch discharge.
For particulars apply to
II52-tf j. M. DOWSETT.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24

A parody on "Asleep at the
Switch" dedicated to the election
inspectors might be apropos Of to-
days exciting contest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-24

Although Aguinsldo has a re-
putation for failing to stay bought,
he is fast apr oachipg a position
where he will have to stay put.