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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-09
Hawaiian Flags.

The 1, X. L., corner Nuuanu
and King streets, has Hawaiian
Flags at &c., l0c., 25c., SOC. and
rs cts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-09
Ten Minute Service On Beretania
Street.

Commencing with the New
Year, the Hawaiian Tramway >
Company inaugurated a daily
ten minute service on Beretania
street, between town and Puma
hou, from $3.50 a. m. to 8:25 p. M,
after which the cars run every
twenty minutes, as before. n
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-09

A large number of Milo plants
are growing up at the Govern
ment Nursery. AS soon as these
are old enough they will be set
out in various places. The Milo,
aside from being a beautiful foil
age tree, is very highly priced on
account of its wood.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-09

COURT CANOES, No. $40,
A. o. F.,
Meets every second and fourth Tuesday,
at X. Of p. Hall, Fort street. A cordial
invitation is extended to visiting broth
ers.
J. DE FRIAS, G. r.
A. II. VIEIRA, Financial Secretary.
p. o. Box $50. 1880
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-09
DAILEY'S
Dis .,,,.,,

When the very best Bicycle produced in America 10
quoted at $780, you may be that rock bottom has
been reached. venture to predict that an end has
come to those annual reductions that have so demoraI-
lied trade Only the finest Of equipments with rigid
economy OF management, can produce such marvel
OF cheapness as standard American Bicycle at the
prices quoted In advance for o. Do not look for any
more sweeping reductions. Capital must have fair
wages.
few more second hand Bikes at SIS, also New
Guaranteed Bicycles at $50; only few left.
Bicycles kept in running order and punctures re-
paired at VI per month Repairs for all Bicycles al
BAlLEY'S HONOLULU CYCLERY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-01-09

Small ads. in the Bulletin are not
overshadowed by bigger ones.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
Cine ,,tmtbi8e GraM.

N.uert, g., q. Musult. - Jrau
gbmaro gp0perioer, tpelhe 6 Meilen
iiiolib Don Nemart mobnt, hatte Sams=
tag gabt Elm Invertebrates Mbenteuer
nit ei rem ginbredsr. ssbr Gemabl
betreibt untpeit Der Mobnung cine per=
renpafuaesanltalt, uno bic 6rau
oabte. als iie elm @erduih b6rte. er
lei nod 0auie getommen.. Nnltatt
aber ibren 8atten au ieben. iuuroe iie
einen ginb,eher 9emabr. Der gerabe
i'm Begriffe ltano, ihre @ommobe aus=
aurdumen. Mit raider @eiitssge9en:
mart peridloB iie bic 9biire ullb riei
trob Der 9rohuna bes Ginbrshers
UNI 0ulfe. Sin Na6bar Nanens
Sobn Saplor tuar raid sur 5tele uno
feuerte benz flldtig getpOroenen Ritter
bonn Bre1eiien einiee SblIie nah.
Der Gieb idien 9eipubt 3u baben. bab
gOoperioer jeoen San,lag ben Ge.
fammtertrag ieiner u64entliden Nrbeii
nod Qarie au brinaen pflegte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
Dpes 4 aaDerlb,
M.bi3inen, ytesS philadelphia.
Nl1er, Cbin.
1apeten.
1elepbon 1866 .2.
Gi, i6omer Slang aus Sowa.

,Wir betunben uniere tieiempfunoene
Seinoldait aesen eln giinonib nit Gna=
lano ooer irseno elmer anoe,en eurppdi=
ihen Maht uno ertldren unisren Nb-
lheu ae0en Die i'm Sntereile gnalanos
gemabten Weriuhe, Die freunblbaitli=
den ltsts slpiihen oen yer. Gtaaten
uno GeutIhlauo beiianbenen ge5iebnn=
gen 81 serreiben."
Eieie golbsnen Morte init ehernem
Glanae entbdlt oas pom neuefen beno=
fratilden Staatseonpent in Soma auf=
aeltellte prosramm. oem jeoer quite
Dtutib= b=Mmeritaner bolle gnertennun9
5olen tpirb.
Ser Sab an Der e5pibe unires 9r=
titels lit elm Seulenidlaa niAt nur
sesen Die seiammte 0ebprefle oieles
2anoes, ionoern aud seAen bemotra=
tiibe wie sesen republitaniIde Sinsos,
eeaen Gen,ofraten pom sdlaae eines
gerrp, Der i'm pffenen GonsreB iaate,
Eeutl6lano miilie gleido Spanien bon
pen Ser. Gtaaten perhauen ,ueroen. tuie
eesen bic sablrei1en &epublifaner, bic
lib in dbnlidsm Ginne duBerteu.
(Sa. 5tssts.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
Wie ttett @irbens@mloen
bea0hft.

Gin beliebter Ylan lit oas Srief- @tife=
ten=Spltenl, hurh peldss Der Shreiber
bittet, ihm cine Gillette BON einens
Bafet glepelano Gaeoa susuienoen.
Der @mpfGneer erhdlt oobsl oen uolen
Wertb oes pus9eleaten @eloes uno bat
feline Soften als Die tleil,e Miibe, Die ihln
oaraus erpdbst. Sles hi niel leihter
ois 5ublariptipnen sn ianmeln. mobei
fir Die Beitrdge nihts eeAeben miro.
Die @titstten neroen Dem 6abrifanten
su9eltellt, tpel9er oafilr be5ablt nno Oa=
Durb feline Waaren befannt madt, unb
10 Die Nr3eiaefolten ertpart. ger Sn=
tere6e bieran nimnt. ibreibe an Die
Gleoelano Gbofolabe nao Gocpa Gom=
panp in GlepelanD. Sbio. Dielclben
aeben bollitdnnige austunFt. .gs 1T
italn,ensmertb, teie ieibt 5000 bis 10.
900 gtifetten auf otef gSeils seiammeli
lperosn fDnner. As
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
Nafnrgas.
Noti5 an Die Siirger Neiu Ybiiaz
nelphias.

I'm in r6Qlibf fur5er 3eit Natrraas
in allen 0aaiern in New Bbilaoelpbia
eiu3ufiibren. miro bic Gait Cbio 8as
Gompanp nom /. Suli 1899 bis l. Suli
1900 fir jeoes Sauieno &nbitfub 8as
einen Nabatt bon 5 pro3ent bemillieen.
Da Die gompanD alle 2eitunaen gum
bloBen 9oStenpreiie BON Material unb
Nrbeit beiorat. 10 slaubt iie oab, oieie
@riparniB i'm preis bes @oies 9roben-
tbeils fir bic Qeitung be5ahlen tpirb
uno miro Der Company anslei9 Die @e-
nnstbuuns peridaifen, ieben giirser.
aud ben Nermlten, gu ibrem Gunoen
gu MAIDEN, mas allen bas bette uno bil=
li9fte 6euermaterial iihert.
I'm Gabrifanten gum 8ebrauhe bon
Natursas gu Deranlahen. gibt man oen~
felben ipe3iele preiie, tuoriiber ndbere
MustunIti in oieier Office.
gaIt Ohio GomponD.
II g. Strong. prdfoent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
Sd,rcdenstDat cineS Wabns
iirtiuct,.

SIN oem tleinan 6abritor!e Sranot
nahe Susquebanua, 3d.. bat Der 40
idbrise 9eutide, gbas. sSdaer. .pom Od.
mon Deg g4abnlinns ansetrieben, eills
lhrsflibe gluttbat pollbraht. sqaii
einem Galirmelier iblabtete CT feline
Ginoer eb uno perilbte oann Selbta
n1crD.
Scr S1auplab oes ardBliben Moro.
rperfes mar sSdger's Sebauiuna. Sp
Der gtaht ihlih Iid) Der yNabnlinniat
leiIe in oas 3immer, uo feline ainoer,
I'M 9llter pon 5 bis IL Sabren. rubio
i'm G1lafs laQen. Gbne @rbarmer
ibnitt er Den lluIdnloleen bic &eblt
ab. Sann bereitete er lih i'm Neben=
simmer sinen slelden SOB.
Sas Snnere oes 0aules bot an Wor=
gen einen eu:IsBliben Nnblif bar. Sr
Den blutsebrdntten Setten lagen Die
tleinen Ginoer. oenen Der Wabnlinni9e
nit ibarfem Sbni't Die G0pie beinaht
pom Humpf aetrennt batte. Sm Ne=
ben5lmmer lag ole Selcbe Des W0roers.
Die ftarre 0uno bielt nod oas blutise
&alirmefer, ipelAes ibm sur Musfiib=
rune oes Mprowertes 9eOient bate.
Sdger mar elm fleibiger. niihterner
9lrbeiter. Der iabrelang in elmer Stubl=
iabrif i'm Srts beihditist NOR. Ser
500 isinsr Grau. Die tllrslib ibm ent'
rillen muroe. ipar ibm iebr nabe 9e=
aansen. gr permobte ben 0erluit Der
treuen 2ebenssefdbrtin niht gu Der=
l6mersen. Sn oieier Gemiitbsltimmnna
reiite aamdblig Der tpahnIinnige @e=
oante, baB es fir Die Ginoer beher mare.
NIT Der Wlutter i'm Senieits pereint 81
iein. Dem @ebanten folste bic arau=
1ioe S1at.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
GngIano nnO MmblatlD nohen
In GNina 3i.sanitscit.

Sban9bai, 27. Mugnit. Sn=
iplee zines Streites iiber oell 9elib gs-
'piNer bel Santpip. an Der Miinouns
oes 9anralana in ben an=tie=Giana.
|ilneef1br 200 Meilen BON Der Suite
eeleaenen 21noereien, Die I'M Sabre
1868 pon sSaroine. Matbelon & Co.,
siner enaliihen 8eiellIdait. aetauIt,
aber 1patsr III Die on MuBlano gema6=
ten Mbtretnnaen eingeihloNen purben.
IhirfIsn Die giaentbumer auf ben 3atb
uno untsr bem ShuBe bes britil6en
Gpnluls 0urit 9lrbeiter oOrtbin. I'm
Die 21noereien su itm5dnnen.
aaum batten Die Mrbeiter bierini1
teepnnen. als elm Nubcno aolader
bom ruililtben GonIulat an Srt unt
Steue erlhienen mno Die Wrbeiter ge=
naltlam pertrieben. Ser Gapitln oes
britiiben GanonenbpDtes slpeiter Glall,
,@ooolart" lanoete bierauf. nab ei
ner geiprebuns nit Sonlul Snrf
cine 9lbtbeiluns Ylaujafsn uno ainl
an elmer Stelte por glnter. bon NO aus
er nit leinen GeIbiiben Oas rullilh'
Gonlulot beltreihsn tonnte. ginel
2iuoenblif ihien es. nls oh Elm frieae
riider GonfIitt losbrehen Iolle. inbel
len es eelhah meter nibts. Die 2dn
| oereien Iino jebt ben Slaujafen belebt
/ Eas britiihe Ganonenboot ,.gst'
| lit BON bier nab 0antpw abaeaanaen
8roGbritannien iheint entlAlollen 3!
iein, Die Gebte Der britiiden 8elell
| ibaft su ,pabrell.
| Ser 0prfall oiirite nod iebr tpeit
traSenoe Tolgen baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
GuIfanllNe 2tnsbrisd}e

lino grpBartia, ober 6autausiAI6ge
nebmen Dem 2eben allen 8eis. Nud=
lens girniea 5albe tllsirt bieislben. To-
lpie auG alte uno fieBepoe @uNoen
uno 6ieberauslblaee. Ulcers. @euleg.
Telpns, 9iihneralaen, WarSm, Gdnit-
te, yrcao= uno Griibmunoen. seiprun=
gene 0dlrea uno 5rol oltbeufen. Sic
bette 0silun9 fiir Samosrhpipen, Die e
aibt. Wertreibt pem lno Ghmerseat.
Nur 25 Gents per Gfabtel- 0eiluna
aaranti,t. @erfauft il, Der Mpotbefs
BON s.. 6. Miger & Sobn. z
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
@ism, ards eiierne Merpe,s.

maren Das Nefultat elmer eiieruen Sc
funobeit. unbeuaiamer Wile nno
raaIoie gnerQie finbet man ni1t. tpsnn
Ma9en, Qeber. Nieren uno Gin9eueioe
nidf IN Cronung iinb. Moflt ibr bieit
gigenInaften urD ben grfolg, ben liz
bringen, oebrauNt 81. Rings nsue sc.
beuspiiIen. Eisislben sHttpideln aAs
Qrdfte Des Gei(ifs unD Q0rpers. Nul
les Gents Iii Der Mpotbete uon 3. 6.
Winsr y Gcba. z
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31

Mm Monta9 iparen es $50 Sabre,
baB Sobann @olfsana @0tbe, Der
sr0Bte 9idter 0eutiber 3unae. ia man
tann iaeen, Der berporra9enoite 9ihter
aaer 3eiten. .Wlittaas nit Dem Slot
tsnidlaae sipnli". tpie er in Ieiner
ee!bitbioeropbie iaat, in 5rantfurt am
Drain bas Hibt Der Belt erblidte.
Geinsm Gterbliben bat, uah bem Mus=
iprud oes amerifanilben Yhiioiupbsn
Gmerion. Der Genius, tuelber oas
Weltall baute, 10 piel anpertraut. als
Dem 9lhter bes ,6ault". glibt auein
in Oeutldlano. lonoern auh in pielen
ameritanii1en Gtaoten muroe Der 5ag
ieltlib besanaen.
60 spenig lih on bem gefhaftli=
den Nuiibwuns slueiieln laBt, 10 wenis
ldBt lid 9enau beltimmen, iuer eiaelt=
lid ben NuBen aus oielem Nuilhuuns
sisbt. Wenn man beoentt, DAB in pie=
len Branben eine grpBe preislteigerung
einsetreten ilt, laBt Iih taum anneb=
men. baB bieie neuermahte YrDsperitat
Den MaYen bes Soltes 81 CUTE tpmmt.
SrnNs unb Monopole peroen mobl ben
3abm bon Der Wlild ih0pfen. Die
SpliswoblIahrt bdn9t gum 9roben Sbei=
lie baoon ab, pie li9 Die Griitte Der
Nrbeit pertbeilen. lBenn bic Yreiie I'm
80 bis 40 Yrossnt fteisen uno Die 2obne
in bielen Yranden gar nibt uno in
anbern nur nm 10 bis Is Yrossnt.
oann lit es tlar. oaB Der proiit in Die
5aIhen lpeniaer 8roBtapitalifen flicbt.
Go lang mir iolhe erorbitante 3ollra=
ten baben, melhe in nielen Sdlen orei=
mal ober piermal 10 bod iino, als Der
llnterlhieo stpiiben oen 2Olnen biiben
uno oriiben. tann Die prosperltat MIR
cine f6einbare lein.
= Die Mormonen baben aui ben
pbilippinen iAon oerihieoene WliiIioe
nen sesriinbet.
Ser Gegeliport mnB in ben Der.
6taaten bod perbreiteteriein. als big boz
fin aneenommen tpiro. Qaut Nusmeis
bes Yinneniteusr-Mmtes bat bic 2riees=
lteuer aui Reaelbabnen $500 fir ieoe
Yahn) i'm perflonenen Sabre oas ltattli-
DIE 5iimmhen bon $5l 500 eineebra1t.
IS lit bies mebr. als bur9 Die 800.
gteuer auf 3beater cr5ielt worben 1T.
general Otis ioll iebem pbilippi=
ns-, Der cine 6euertpaffe abliefert, $50
boiiir periprohen baben, uno oa3u be-
merit Elm yietp Dorter Blatt. bas ipiir=
oe eneliiden uno oentihen 0dnolern
b0hit geleoen tommen, ba ibr Mbfab
aui ben Ybilippinen tann einen un9e=
abnten Mufibmun9 nebmen piirbe.
Das 1T poQifdnoiS ridti9. nur bat bas
Ylatt bnbei bic oi1ieritaniI1en 0dnoler
! su erudbnen beraeien, bic ben oeoen
Die Ser. Gtaaten f1mpfenben 9aaaler
bic Mafien unb MunitiOn gum 9r6bten
Sbeil liefern /; ert Dor Rursem 1T sin
/ Mmeritonern aehDriges Ghiff, bas Der
sniur9enten Waffen 5ufiibrte. bei9la0.
nabmt porben; Don ber Beidla9nahml
zines beutihen 6dmugaelidiffes baber
mir nod niGts aeb0rt.
SIM SABRE ITS rief 2oro @bathar
bsm ehgliihen parlament gu: ,3ieh
bic 9ruppen aus NoftDn anriid, uiI
loen Meg 3ur 61lidtuna Der 9efdbr
1iiten Wirren in Hoiton on3ubabnen I
Mle Mmeritaner itimmten Darin iibsr
Iein, bah bies iebr perniinftiG uno eoe
laefprchen mar. Mir0 aber Der ndnl
lline R0tb III Ne3ua ailf bic pbilippi
linen estbeiIt ~ fdbreitn Die Annsrions
ipiithsribs QanDssperrdtb, gntehrual
lei s5atne, niio mas iie ionf llnfiuni
~ erotutsn fbnHtls.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31

L Gcnutngssa9e 5ptf1en IbrihspilIe unb GIepeIonb
nub ubri6spde nnb &orain. DeieIbe geben mie foIgt
bDu glew philadelphia al, fhbtd Dprmittngs TO- So
nHb sn9mtttaQS as 96rolitb: Normitta9s 642
Wnh Na@mittnGS A02.
otrn6tnbobnperbinbnug siuiften WbeeIin9 nnt
Martins Syerrp nnb BtfIafre un6 benz g. 8. & ~.
0ohntpfin 4rtD0epOrt
g}o1 ergnnbiee H4 bd BEN M9tnten I'm Aisfnnft
Ma& bkA beteH Btxbtroungeu unb uab ben @aiIagier,
breiien uol4 alien @unften.
r.. 8. G6rreI, 1entrol poHeneer Mgt.,
GlepslonO. s..
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gDir iucllen bic Nelfe Der Gailon iiir
meniger als 2oitpreis perlaufen nm
Ganm fir neue Waaren 3l MAIDEN.
s 0abt Sbr xapeten notbwenoig in
oieiem 0erbif. 10 piro es Gub be3allen,
oieie 0eleaenbeii 81 beniiben.
Dieier Nertanf nrnfaBt piele ishr
NJ rt1Doae Sipettn, Die geei9net iinp
fir Gmpfanas3immer. Dieier YertauI
iinbet itatt pom l - 10. Sept.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31

9S. s.. MeGabe BON GDibosson parD
gum telnpprdren @priiber uno 8. 8.
5bompipn BEN Mpnroe gum telnpord=
rem Sefretdr Der @onpention befimmt.
s. 90. Deaglep, BrdiiOent.
s. 3. M ba Fep, Getretdr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
Dcu,o ofratiid)e tenatoritue
GD1toemtjO1l.

Sic MblaltunG Der ienatorieEIen gon<
pelltiDn fur ben l8. ilnD 10. gilfritt
murbe anf
Witt n nh, 6. Geptsmber1 1899,
ieifaefebt l,nb lit Gpibpcton ais GDllpen.
tionsplab beitimmt. Gs iino 5iuei
5enotoren ali. |, einem uno slpei gan-
oioaten iiir Mitelieoer Der @taats. Ans-
aleidulasbeb6roe uno fplhe anoere
@eib1f.e 5u erlebiAelL ipelhe Dor Die
GDnDenti0n aebradt iDerben nl6aen.
Sie Experimentation In Der Gpnben=
iion tuirb nnh Der Gtinmen5abl be-
iiimmt, Die i'm ssabre 1897 fiir Gbap=
man fir 8onperneur abaeaeben tpurnen
uno 1T jeoes @ountp at ernennen Ge.
ieaaten fur ieoe 100 6iimmen, pie fir
Chapman abaeaeben tunroen. uno fur
einen Yrubtbeil BON so ober mebr 3ll
siilem tueiteren 9eleaaten berehtiat uno
linb oenHad Die Oeri1ieoenen Counties
81 Der fplaenoen 3abl bon Eelesaten
LnroI,4;,,%
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= s. miro besebnet. oaS Der ilbrII=
DIE 8iertoftfuin auf Der groe ii1 anf
1,0S0, 900, 900 sSaB belanfs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-31
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RI,
1.-The Maple Leaf Route %

81 finben.
Saons 2dnbereien fir @artsnonlasen. Gifts
0ilan3er unb gefliaeis Siidtsr, tsionter. y ors
ptise ii:r gut sohlenbe Sabrifaulassu. Setsfis
atnauer Muiidlife penbe man iid an 5errn
w. j. REED, Industrial Agent, C. G. W. Ey.,
S4 EDdicott Bldg, st. Paul, wsIder SieisIbta
.citenfret ertbeaeu wtrp.
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GlebclanD, 0orai1l x
@beeling M. vt.

syabrplan in &raft lett bem IA. Gfai 1889.
Isbelauh 8abnbof am Tuae BON SlnsgSaHerHraBs
Giblt aeheube Shee
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$50
Gt6cte

sldrjenbe MniiebelunesplGse fiji. Nspc=
fdten, Ner3te. Raufleute, SanbDerter,
Narn1er unb perlbiebene Qnoere, ,oelGe
it6 in 9Initig Selegenen Hlaseu nieber=
laiiem molten, NO neben eiilent ange=
lebmel 9eim iih bic ausfi6t ouf tets
bsiier seitaltenbe @el6aitsbebinsu
bletet, iinb all ber
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-07
ELECTIONS IN MINE.
Mayors in Three Cities Receive Every |
One of the Votes Cnst.

Augusta, Me-, March 6.-The feature
of to-days municipal elections in thir-
teen Maine cities was the unanimous
election of Freeman Patton as mayor of
Gardiner, Charles E. Hyde, rep. as
mayor of Bath, and e. C. Reynolds, as
mayor of South Portland, they receiving
every one of the votes cast, almost un-
paralleled occurrences in this state. In
almost all the remaining cities the re-
suits were just about as expected. In
none of them were there issues over
which to arouse much excitement and
the elections were generally quiet. The
result may be summarized as follows:
Auburn, straight republican; Bath re-
publican; Eastport citizens Ellsworth,
democratic mayor republican city gov
ernment; Gardiner, republican,; Halo
well, republican; Lewiston, democratic
mayor, city government in doubt; Port
land, republican; Rockland, republican;
Saco, democratic; South Portland, re-
publican mayor, citizens city govern
ment; Westbroook, democratic mayor,
republican city government; Water
vile, republican.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-07
KILLED WIFE IND no UR CHILDREN
Enterprise, Kan, Man Confesses TO
Crime-Couldn't Help It,

Emporia, Kan, March 6.-John Gill
bert, in his cell in the county jail to-
day, confessed to brutally numbering
his wife and four small children near
Enterprise, Kan, on last Tuesday.
Gilbert, for whom reward had been
offered, was arrested here yesterday.
He feigned not to know of the crime
and to-day at first slammed insanity.
Finally, hard pressed by Sheriff O'Con-
nor, Gilbert confessed the crime. Gill
bert said he was badly in debt and had
been trying to leave Enterprise for
long time. He could not take his FAM
lily, he said, and offered his wife a di-
vorce. She kept nagging me about
the children" said Gilbert, land throw
ing them up to me. I told my wife if
she would give me $10 l would leave,
and never bother her any more. Dur
ing the night l got up and went out
into the yard, Coming back I picked
up a hammer and hit the baby in the
head. My wife ran out into the road
and was going over to a neighbors. /
ran after her and caught her. She
said she's come back if / would behave,
and l thought I would go. But when
got in, why the baby was thrashing
about on the bed, and when l saw 1t l
could not hold myself but hit my wife
on the head and pounded her till she
could not move, and then took the
children. When asked why he did it,
Gilbert said: IT don't know: it seemed
like l just could not help it, after see
ing the baby on the bed"
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-07
THE PHILIPPINE COMMISSION
LANDED FROM THE AMERICAN
CRUISER BALTIMORE.
Now Installed In Quarters Specially
Provided for Them on the Water Front
Awaiting Col. Denby's Arrfval-Rc-
Inducements DisembarlSing 8 from Two
Transports just rrived.

| Manila, March Cd p. m.-The civil
members Of the United States Philippine
commission who arrived here on Satur-
day afternoon from Hong Kong on the
United States cruiser Baltimore, landed
to-day and are now installed in quarters
specially provided for them on the Ma
late water front. While awaiting the
arrival of Colonel Charles Denby, for-
mer United States minister to China),
the other civil member Of the commits
sion, they will devote their time to
sightseeing and getting familiar with
local conditions. Until Colonel DENLY
arrives the commission will be incom-
plete and can do nothing officially.
The troops which arrived on Saturday
on the United States transport Senator,
and those that arrived yesterday on the
transport Ohio are disembarking, and
all the preparations are being made to
proceed with an aggressive campaign
before the wet season sets in. The
rebels, anticipating the American ad-
vance. are busy in throwing UP defences
in every direction and it is said that
they are levying men and supplies in
every province. AS a result great dis
satisfaction prevails among tribes ordi-
narily unfriendly to the Tagalos, par
ticularly among the Ilocanos, who assert
their desire to assist in conquering the
Tagalos if furnished arms. The follow
ing order has been issued regarding the
movements of transports: "The ANA
zona will sail for San Francisco via
Hong Kong with all the sick on March
8; the Newport, with all the returning
officers and their wives, on March 10;
the Scandia via Nagasaki, with dis
charged soldiers on March II, and the
Morgan City via Nagasaki, on March
12."
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-07
For Chicken Stealing.

Charles w. Beckstein of the Annex,
Charles Saars of 65 Haven street and
Thomas O'Keefe of the Annex were ar
rested last night by Patrolmen John
Roche and B. J. Reilly on the charge Of
stealing chickens. Residents on James
street who keep poultry have been miss
ing fowls for some some time and COM
planned to the police rently. An inves-
tigation by the police followed, with the
result that the three above named were
arrested on suspicion. 1t is alleged that
chicken thieves have been depopulating
James street chicken roosts and taking
their plunder to the Old Colony Distil-
lery yard, where they cooked the cap
tured chickens.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-07
PEA CE BY RBITRATION.
The First Meeting for It's Advancement
Held in Boston.

Helu IN SOsIOn.
Boston, March 6.-The first of the Tre-
mont Temple meetings for the advance
ment of peace by arbitration, held to-
day. was largely attended. Edwin D..
Mead presided and Rev. E. e. Hale, D.
D., made the address, his topic being
"A Permanent International Tribunal" ="
A number of distinguished persons had
seats on the platform, among them be-
ing Rev. Lyman Abbott, D. D., Rev.
Charles Fleischer, Rev. Charles c. G.
Ames and Robert Treat Paine. Mr..
Mead made few introductory remarks
and presented DR.. Hale, who said in
part: I'VE have come here to forget
the things that are behind and to think
only of the things that are before. My
text is the rescript of the czar which
hope every one will ponder over" DR.
Hale then read the rescript and said:
This conference proposed by the czar
will meet just as surely as the world
goes round, For the first time in the
nineteenth century a body of twenty-six
men will come together to consider
questions of perpetual peace" DR.. Hale
showed the possibility of universal
peace between nations by referring to
the experience of the United States,
where forty-five independent states re-
fer all their disputes to one permanent
tribunal which decides between them
on all disturbing questions thai may
arise. What is possible for the states Of
the Union is possible for the states of
Europe