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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
For additional Shipping News see seventh page.

Diamond Head Signal Station, Aug
g, Jpn Weather clear, wind light
T..
Weather Bureau, Punahou, Aug 8.
-Temperature-MOrning minimum,
70; Midday maximum, "a.
barometer corrected for gravity .o6)
Barometer, 8 q m, 29.9S. Steady.
Rainfall, doc 10.
Humidity at 9 a m "a percent.
Dew Point 81 f.
Blk Mauna Ala bound In.
ARRIVALS.
Thursday, August 8.
US Transport Newport, Saunders,
from San Francisco with 500 troops
for Manila.
RMSS Miowera, Henning, from
the Colonies with passengers and 1l6
tons mdse.
Stmr Kilohana, Thompson, from
Honoipu with 45O1 bags Of sugar to G
Brewer Il Co.
Stmr Iwalani, Gregory, from Ku-
kuihaele with 5445 bags sugar to F A
Schaefer & Co.
DEPARTURES.
Wednesday, August 2.
Stmr Noeau, Wyman, for Waimea
and Kekaha, at A p m.
Stmr James Makee, Tullett, for
Kilauea anu Hanalei. at 4 p m.
Schr Waialua, Moses. for Hanalei
and Kalihiwai.
Schr Moi Wahine, for Paauilo.
b. ship Ampnitrite, Anderson, for
Portland I'm ballast and the following
in transit: 1920 barrels cement. 10
cases wbiskey, 1926 cases spirits and
1900 barrels beer.
TO SAIL THIS AFTERNOON.
Stmr Lehua, Bennett, for Kalau-
papa and Kaunakakai al p m.
Stmr Mikahala, Petersen, for Ma
wiliwili and Makaweh at 4 p m.
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10, REAL
ESTATE
BARGAINS!

I.-Withdrawn.
2.-Lot at Palama, about u acre.
"a 4o-room lodging house, with a IL
year lease.
A good paying business and large lot
of land, centrally located.
5.-Farm at Hamakua, Hawaii part in
coffee.
6.-Lot 50 40 Quarry street. near H.
Haclfeld, Esq.
Farm at S. kona, part in coffee.
Slot IS 200, Beretania street (Ka-
paakea).
For further particulars apply to
j. NJ. WAS,
G Post Office Lane, Honolulu.
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WANTS.

Ids IN tbs column spiH BE- inserted at cents
49, line first insertion; 10 cents second inssr-
ZION; 90 cents wesk and 50 cents month Ibis Is TIE
cheapest adverfi1ng ever offered bs people Of Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-08-03

The Pope is reported to be again
i'll with intestinal catarrh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-13
1HEBEAR ANDLION.
The Gar of Russia Proposes to
Meet England
ON THE CHINESE QUESTION
Half wny-Grcat Britain now Finds
Hcrsclfin Financial Straits : Face
to Face With a $50, 000,0 Deficit.
Government Charged With Extra.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Williams Ness
nge to liiplins-A Significant Ex-
preston.

Copyright 1889, by Associated Press)
LONDON, March 1.-THE British lion
and the. Russian bea-- came to uncom-
fortably close quarters last week over
the Chinese inbroslio. The newspapers
had already begun to talk OF serious
crisis and grave outlook, but the Dip
lomatlc switchmen again succeeded in
wardlng off collision on the subject of
the Northern railroads, a conflict being
ayerted By Russian backdown, ac-
co:dlns to the jlngoes. and by a COM
promise. according to more Impartial
observers. y
The real explanation OF the affair APP
pears to be that Russia made protest
against the British railroad contract,
partly as feeler and partly as a warn
Ing. II the British premier had shown
weakness Russia would have persisted,
bit In any case Russia by her protest,
ELECTED q ministerial statement in the
house of commons that the conditions
or the loan did not constitute foreign
control. -
Thus Russia obtained pledge that no
such Interpretation would be placed on
the contract In the event o; default,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-03-13
DIR. MOORE'S ADDRESS
To the Young Men 1T the y. NJ. c. y
Sunday Afternoon.

Sunday Afternoon.
Rev. Archibald Moore, D. D.. presId-
Ing elder OF the Wheeling district, VI.
E. church, addressed the mems meeting
at the y. NJ. c. y. yesterday afternoon,
and made 4 very forceful and effective
argument In support OF Christianity as
reality. 4 fact.and not the mere dream
OF the imagina ton. Dr.. Moore used the
miracle of the blind boy. given his sigh
by the Nczarene. as his text.
This boy answered the soothing, doubt
Ing Pharisees by the simple and plain
assertion, Il know" He knew he had
been blind and that Christ had given
him sight Men to-day. said DR.. Moore,
suffer from moral blindness, and when
they accept Christianity they realize
knowledge OF It's great truth. Belief
in supreme Being seems to come nat
ural!y Al! men must confess to the ex-
istence OF Creator. whose handiwork
is seen in the heavens above, the earth
below and the hills around. There are
two methods by which Christianity Is
known; namely, by natural reasoning
and personal experience.
No excuse need be offered for Chris
t!anity. was! another thought elabora-
ted on By Dr.. Moore, and he spoke of the
tests to which Christian man Is sub
Jected to every day In the crucible of
life. The gainsaTlng world watches
closely to see II he makes Il misstep. DR..
Moore's talk was greatly appreciated,
Its only fault being It's brevlty.
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West Virginia Pensions.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer..
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March -
Pensions have been granted to West
Virginia claimants as follows:
origlnal-smith Rlsinger. Mounasvllle,
IS.
1ncrease-Bartol Field. Reedsrille, IS
to $l7; Frederick Edge. Minnie. So 10
S2i: Joseph S. Hess. Morgan;own, Sl2 to
III: Richard Lovejo#. Scary, Sc to
IS; James AIcPeck, Thacker, Sl2 to
$H; jacob Hart. Bolton. sl2 10 sl4: John
R. Rayburn. FIutrock. Sl2 to $l4; Jacob
D. Weaver, KInGyood.s1l TO ST; George
". Kline. North Mountain. $40 to SIC;
1Ienry l.. Reckert. Henry, sl2 TO s2i;
Zedeklah 4. Bollinger. Shock. slc to sl7;
Theodore C. Clark. Spurlockville, IS to
SO.
Widows-Catherin ChIlders. Bar
louisville, Especial acD. S.: WHhelmi-
ma c. Stevens. Twilight. IS; Fannie
Church. Barboursville, sl2
Pensions have been granted also. 10
minors OF John L. McKahan. Waynes-
burg, Pa. ut the rate OF 81 per month.
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CHICAGO, March 1.-THE massive
tHe wall on the east of the cight-story
structure at Nos. 2O7-2ll Jackson bouic-
ward, which was partly destroyed by
fire last night, fell almost without
warming to-day. completely demolishIng
the adjoining building and setting the
ruins on fire. Loss on buildings and
contents Is estimated at $l25.000. fully
covered by Insurance. So sudden was
the collapse OF the fire wall that n score
OF firemen barely escaped being caught
under the mass of masonry. The loss
on last nights fire Is now estimated ut
100000 The building destroyed was
in the center Of the wholesale district,
and for n time the whole district was
threatened with destruction, n south
west gale carrying burning brands al
most half mile.
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Gloom and Depression,

Long continued III health causes
gloom and depression and takes all
the pleasure out OF life. Each day Is
dark and there Is no hope FOR the NOR
row for the man who by imprudeuce
and excuses has deprived himself of the
vim, vitality and vigor which makes
life cheerful. Many men are in this
condition. but there Is no need 20 de-
SPAR. DR.. Greene. 81 West Fourteenth
Street, New York City. the great spe-
CIalist and the most successful physi-
CHM In curing diseases, Will give such
the advice, free. that will effect n
speedy cure. W:ite TO. DR.. Greene. de-
scrIbing your trouble and he will ad-
wise vou without It's costing you cent.
This Is a rare opportunity and weak
men should take advantage OF It.
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OPPOSE ROBERTS.
Conference OF Latter Day Saints
X Adopts a Resolution
PROTESTING AGAINST SEATING
or the Mormon Congressman From
Utah-Thc Conference, Which In
cludcd Churches in tho Pittsburgh
District, Closed It's two Days Scss-
ions Underwood Last Nisht-Prcs-
cnt Officers Retained.

The Pittsburgh district conference OF
the Church OF the Latter Dag Saints
concluded las; night after two days
session, held at the church In Benwood,
5 on Water street, below Forty-e!ghth
street. The conference which Is held
semi-annually will next be held at
Fayette City, Pa.
The Latter Day Saints are popularity
confused with the Mormon church, but
they claim that Brigham Young led his
adhcrents away from the teachings OF
Joseph Smith, and that polygamv, which
the reorganlzed Church OF the Latter
Day Saints strenuously oppose, was not
preached until eight years after Joseph
Smiths death. Further proof OF their
opposition TO the misled Utah brethren
was shown In the resolution adopted at
the conference yesterday. which pro-
tests against the admission and seating
In Congress OF Brigham II. Roberts, q
congressman-elect from Utah, and a
Mormon who practices what he
breaches, for his wives form quar-
tette.
The antl-Roberts resolution was about
the only business transacted yesterday.
On Saturday reports were received
from the churches comprising the dis
trict, all of which showed n prosper
Gus condition of affairs The district
comprises churches IN Fayette City,
Banning, Beaver Falls. in Pennsylva-
MIA. and Benwood and Fairview, West
Virginia. Last year huge tent was
used for missionary purposes. and It
was decided to utilize this tent In q
crusade this summer. During the sess-
ions powerful sermons were preached
by Bishop. G. H. billiard, OF indie
pendence. No.. one OF the most promi-
aent of the faith In this country.
. Yesterday mornings sermon was
preached by Elder ]. F. Mcdowell. OF
Magnolia. Ia, and last night Bishop
tlllllard spoke. A social meeting was
held in the afternoon, very large con-
gregat!on attending. The Benwood
congregation numbers $50 members, al
though all do not reside IN Benwood.
The committee having In charge the en-
tertainment OF visitors was composed
of Messrs. \. NJ. Thomas, ]. L. Ebel-
ing and Mrs. Mary Brewster.
There was no election OF officers, the
present officials being retained for the
ensuing six months. They are: Presi-
dent OF the conference. L. r. Devore, OF
Graysville, o.; vice president, James
Craig, of Wheeling: secretary, L. E.
Omundhro, of Pittsburgh.
Although the conference closed last
night. Bishop Hilliard will preach at
the BeRwood church tonight and to-
morrow night.
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Senior Rivcra's Mission.

PONCE. Porto Rico, March 12.-senor
Munoz Rivera, former secretary Of state
In the insular cabinet, left for Havana
yesterday, by the steamer San Iganclo.
en- route for the United States Be-
fore his departure he had n conference
with the colonial commission, now in
curing Into questions relating to the
civil government OF Porto Rico, to
which much Importance Is attached.
The commissioners declined to make
public the nature OF the conference, on
the ground that 1t must be kept private
for the present.
Before leaving Havana for the United
States. Senior Munoz Rivera will confer
with General Maxine Gomez. He was
the recipient of more than q hundred
kilograms and letters Wishing him sue
cess EF g'EaFI0 II''T'. q :.
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To Saluicfllp Dead,

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE sec
rotary OF war has sent the following or
der 10 Major General Wesley Merritt, at
Governors Island. n. y:
by direction OF the President. You
Will. upon the arrival Of the Rounan!a,
with the remains of the soldiers who
were killed or have died ut Santiago and
Porto Rico, fire n fitting salute. order
all flags Mt half mast and detail a suili-
cient guard OF honor - see the Baskets
taken off the ship and expressed to their
former homes. The ROumanla Is OK
pccted to arrive very soon. VIII tcle.
slblc the exact time.
(SlgneD "R. a. ALGER.
"Secrctary of War"
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which is 4 further substantial coaces-
sion TO the Russian claims In Northern
China. On the other hand. Lord Sails
bury scored In securing n Withdrawal %
the Russian protest. But Russia also
gained point with which she has good
reason to feel satisfied
The Times thinks Lord Salisbury
achieved considerable success which
must Enthusiastically strengthen Great
Britain's position at Pekin. 1t, however.
also sees, In the adjustment OF the dis
pute. triumph for the pacific and con-
ciliato"y elements of Russian states
maashiP, and. above all, 4 practical ex-
preston of the ears determination 10
meet Great Britain halfway in the re-
moVal Of all regrettablc misundcrstand-
ings which have hitherto kept Great
Britain and Russia apart.
n oIic that II to- ~, ,-a,,
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similar brides from other firms and Z,
stress OF competition necessltates thst
being paid. Thus q form OF blackn,5a
has been instituted and also System
OF d!sposiag of inferior articles Ia
committee. in order TO check the en-,
recommends civil proceedings unisr,.
present law and fresh Legislation max.
ing the practice criminal.
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Queen Victorin,s Trim,

NICE. March 12.-Quecn Victoria ar
rived by special train from Boulogne
Sur Mer this afternoon.
When passing through Toulon, Her
MAJESTY summoned the sub-prefect, and
expressed 10 him her sympathy with
the families Of the victims of the ay.
pIosion OF the naval powder magazine.
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ROME. March 1.-THE solemn /.
deum was celebrated at St. Peters Il.
thedral to-day to commemorate tn
Pope's recovery and his coronation l.
the Slstine chapel on March 8. ~
Cardinal Rampolla, papal secretary I
state, OBLIGATED In the presence o. a.
immense congregation. This evellt;
the piazza di San Pictrc is Illuminate
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sand dollars spent upon the rest would
make beautiful recreation ground. in
Guiding half mile race track. a base
ball diamond and tennis grounds.
General Leonard Wood, military gov
ernor. and other prominent Americans,
favor the project, believing that II the
land can be obtained at reasonable
iigure the suggestion should be carried
OUT IN memory of the heroic charge OF
the American troops.
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Hardware Company Burned ont.

LANCASTER, Pa. March 1.-THE
plant OF the Gray Iron Casting Com
pany, manufacturer of iron novelties
and shelf hardware. at Mt. Joy, was
completely destroyed by fire. of I'M
known origin. last night. The single
fire company the town possesses was
unavailable against the flames. Loss,
ABOUT S6o,ooo. partially Insured. One
hundred and fifty men We're EMPLOYED
by the company, :,
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American Coal in ENGLAND.

HARTLEPOOL, England. March =.
a large steamship owner has recelye,
overtures from American agents to CT.
ry American coal to Europe at from is
to 12s freight per ton. North Of Eng.
land coal merchants are alarmed 1,
the steady growth of the Ameriza
coal trade 20 European ports that "a,
mcrly took British coal.
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THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, & 4. III.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA, 6 a. m.
Pittsburgh. * EYSTONE STATE ?p'
Parkersburg.A AVALON. 1 a. m.
Cincinnati....QUEEN CITY, 4. n.
GAINESVILLE. .LORENA, 8 a. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Parkersburg. REN IIUR, 9p. n.
Sistersville. RUTH. 3:20 p. IN.
Ctdrirgton... LEROY. S:26 p. m.
Steubenvillc. T. NJ. BAiNE, $50 p 'l''
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. ...KEYSTONE STATE, 4
Pittsburgh. .N1RGlNIA. ) a, m:
ParkersburS. H. X. BEDFORD, II a. u.
Matamoras. ..LENINGTON, II 4. n
Pittsburgh. AVALON. noon.
S!stersvillc. RUTH, $40 y. m.
Clarinsto LEROY. $50 ?. m.
Steubenvil!e. II. N. EAiNE, 80 ?, IL
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Was the ball that hit C, y, seer, u'ST !;
OF Newark. Mich, in the CIV. ..M",I,mta.
caused horrible ulcers that 10 ,C,,s RacS.
helped for twenty years, i rnrrs Gus
iea's Aratca Sairc cured nm, 70 y" c1ras
Burns, Bruises, Boi!s, teIon% s,yth
skin fmnt!opS Best Pile enNsVaa SD
95 cents Il box. Cure guaran.t'"
by Logan Drug Co, draSS's's'
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Nendpi 3ros.
STEER CLEAR OF IT.

when laundry sends your linen hon.
with fraYed edges and spread.cagie t,s.
ton holes, and send your linen 10 !,
up-to-date laundry, where the man,r,
ment knows its business and send, i
home every time with as beautiful M,
immaculate color, and as perfect a fniS
as when first purchased. That YOU vii
find is always done at the Pearl iaundT.
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| prospects OF the success OF Cecil
Rhodes visit to Berlin and his coming
audience with Emperor William, which,
It Is said. promises well for the Cape to
Cairo railroad. 1t Is remarked that 1t
will be a curious meeting between the
prime mover in the Jameson raid. and
the author OF the imperial telegram to
President Kruger. Of the Transvaal re-
public. Mr.. Rhodes, it Is understood, Is
prepared 10 offer Germany free access
to the line and a certain control over
that portion traverslng German terri
tory. Germany would secure important
concessions and running powers over
the whole Rhodeslan railroad system.
The National Zeitung" anticipates
that Mr.. Rhodes will be successful, and
contends that his success will not be in
furious ID German colonial interests in
Africa. 1t says coolF:
''Mr. Rhodes Is not a favorite here,
teal with those OF the Beers that Ger
many must forever share the feelings
of the Transvaal toward Mr.. Rhodes"
Other German newspapers which
were formerly rabidly antl-Rhodes, now
IpplDpt "a al arrangement VIII MN
respecting the railroad 1t Is further
reported that Mr.. Rhodes also includes
In his scheme the construction of q
railroad from the Atlantic across Ger
man Southwest Africa into Rhodesia.
The latest advices from the Soudan
minimize the strength Of the khalifa's
forces. though It has been practically
decided to send an expedition to finally
dispose of him. General Lord Kitchener,
of Khartoum, will shortly make an eN-
tended tour of the eastern Soudan, WIS.,
iting kassala, SuakiIn, and Gedercf. 4
squadron OF cavalry has been dispa tch-
ed from Omdu-rnan up the White Nile,
10 prevent supplies being furnished
clandestInely 10 the Khaiita's camp in
Kordo:aa.
Several cases have recently come to
light, pointing to the prevalence OF a
widespread system Of secret commits
sions, gnawing at the roots of CONNER
cial life. which came as q surprise to
the general public. The Lontlan cham
Der of commerce appointed q committee
TO Investigate the matter and report
this week. 1t shows that bribery ard
corruption are rampant In every de-
partment of business and professional
life. According to the report. commits
sions. which easily pass into brides,
are given 10 firms or agents 10 secure
custom. Then the recipients demand
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PARIS, March 12.-The Eclair CO...
firms the report that the government
Inquiry regarding the explosion OF IL
naval powder magazine. at La CIT.
brour, has shown that 1t was not q
accidental origin, and much credsas
is now given to the rumor that II vs.
an anarchistic outrage.
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BOYS on n Strike.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March ia
strike to-day by ninety boys at L,
Chambers-McIiee glass factory al Jss,.
cite may result in the closing toWa :.
the plant. The strikers are shove oo!'
and lear tenders. They demand a IL
per cent. advance and no dockage.
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MENDEL BROS,

Penrl Laundry, Carpet Heating work,
and Storage Rooms. Office and wori,
1918 and 1915 EoT street. 'Phocs
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PITTSBURGH. March 1.-THE aT'N.
al of the new side-wheel packet C!iyL.
Pittsburgh has been postponed 70 ash'
Saturday. Captain John II. PAi!!iYs
her commander, stated yesterday va,
n public reception will be held o. y,
boat the day She lands ri the M1iN ,i
street wharf, Special invitations VA ".
be extended to the mayer, coul'..'';i
chamber OF commerce and 4 senr -.,
invitation to the public NJ !nTSe' =, ~ -.
new boat will leave here MaTcA :.
New Orleans, with a spect Il excuse ,r..
1t Is the first time a packet has e."
undertaken round trip between t! ~,
burgh ard New Orleans. aaa ior -.
reason, IL for no other. the event y -.
tracing attention. Captain Phl1!'is s%
he will have a large party eAs',
sionis;s on board. this being E.e w -,
season of the year for trip COW" ,' M
Mississippi.The boat IS cIu!ppeu va w.
all the-convcniCnces Of r Wpn .s.s
dwelling; She will return 10 sit.s ,,...,,
about April 10, and go into coh iWHSs,
between Pittsburgh and l1utsviLle ~,
regular passenger and t'e!9a' 'y n.
There has been no veSsG ~ n.
Pittsburgh and Louisville itau .,,,,,
nearly fifty years. 4 new WAaf'...rJ
will be built during the SprihS al
moored at Market street for Inc "''
the packet.
River Tclcsraris. :,
Observation-Disclosures IL iee' ""'
falling. Cloudy. mercury ". ,res
BROWNSVlLLE-Rivcr 10 iee' go
and falling. =, ,,,, and
MORGANTOWN-River 10 'tV' :"
falling. Clear and falling ,,,. !;
GEEENSBORo-Rircr ~ ,,oas,n.
inches and falling. Clear ara r psc, and
STBBBENVILLE-Rivcrr Is iSt'
stationary. Clear and cool. ,,rhes
WARRl3N-Rivcr !eet
Cloudy and colder. ,,,s and
OIL CTTY-Rivcr feet : ihI n tSInds.
falling. Cloudy and warm my ,nrhci
PITTSBURG-Rivcr . zee! indy,
and falling. Cloudy and cool. WIZ
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at La Goubrnn. early last Sunday morn
ing. promising to send donation TO
Il, LIZ q,

IIIt TUIIVI IuIII.
All the customary honors were paid
Her Majesty on her arrival. The
streets were thronged with people cheer
Ing heartily. and the municipal authori-
ties presented magnificent bouquet in
the form of a gondola mounted upon a
tripod. and surmounted with two vases
and other embematIcal devices.
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To Purchase San Juan Hin.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. March PA
movement is on foot here to persuade
the United States government to pur-
chase San Juan hill. to be used as n
public park. The idea Is that n GER
tain portion could be set apart to be
used as an American cemetery and the
site OF mortuary church. a few thou
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The palate is almost
tickled with SCOTS Emul-
sion of Cod-liver oil. The
stomach knows nothing
about it, it does not trouble
you there. You feel it first
in the strength it brings; it
shows in the color Of check
and smoothing out of
wrinkles.
1t was a beautiful thing
to do, to cover the odious
taste Of Cod-livcr oil, cvade
the tax on the stomach, and
take health by surprise.
1t warns, soothcs, strength
ems and invigoratcs.
gee. and 500, all druggists.
SCOTT { BOVINE, c6smi:ts' New York.
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The Spectator" in another article re-
marks: 1T must be singular expert
ence. even for Kipllng. to wake up from
serious illness and find that two great
peoples have been Interested In his
fate. that an emperor has g:ieved for
him In words having the weight of po-
litical manifesto and that his value to
publishers has been increased by hun
dreds, perhaps by thousands year"
Mr.. Dooley. in peace and In war" by
Peter Dunn. the newspaper man OF Chi
caSo. has met with wonderful recep-
ton here. The book is quoted every
where and the author Is spoken of as
another Mark Twain. The Spectator
to-day, during the course of q long re-
view OF the work. compares Mr.. Dunn
with Artemus Ward.
The English papers are jubllant at the