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Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
Mackie and Sanford will dance on Mrs.
Higgins parlor floor Sunday night.
Court Notes.

Judge Green will open the November term
of district court this morning and the
grand jury will convene. The trial jury is
summoned for November 81 The docket
shows that there is about the usual num-
ber Of law and equity cases listed for trial.
The number of criminal cases to come
before the grand Jury will not be as large
as at the August term, which was an
exceptionally heavy one in this respect.
In the famous suit of James Doyle against
James Burns, president of the Portland Gold
Mining company of Colorado, a stipulation
and agreement were filed yesterday for a
continuance until the January term. 1900.
In the divorce suit OF Abraham Snyder
against Zishner Snyder, the defendant yes
terday filed a motion for temporary alimony.
The case Of M. 7. Dermody against the
Chicago, Rick Island & Pacific Railway COM
pany was dismissed yesterday at plaintiffs
cost, having been settled out of court.
The attorney for the plaintiff in the
city warrant case of Phillips against Reed,
city treasurer has applied for rehearing
before the supreme court. This is the case
in which the supreme court ruled that the
old warrants took precedence of the war
rants issued for current expenses.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

VILLISCA, Ia, Nov. S.-(Special Tel
egram. .)-Vilisca gave Company a royal
reception today. At two o'clock the process
sion, led by the Nodaway band, started.
The order was: Mayor and city officers in
carriages, Ancient Order United Workmen
and others mounted, Modern Woodmen, two
gayly decorated wagons having about 100
from the primary schools and about 400 from
the other schools, Company B guards,
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic,
ladies' band, forty -four members of Company
B. AS they were on the way back to the
armory they stopped opposite the place of
Mrs. Veitch and gave her three cheers.
They stopped in front of the armory long
enough for o. Nckels to take a picture and
then there was an informal reception in the
armory for two hours. The ladies' band
played at 6 p. m. Forty-four members of
Company B marched to the tables
in the finely decorated opera house.
They were seated at three tables arranged
to represent the letters C. o. B.-two large
tables all in white with smilax and cut
flowers and a small table red, white and
blue, with an arch lighted up by wax candles.
The program consisted OF music, both
vocal and instrumental recitations, speeches
from Revs. Dudley Hunter and Sham Hart.
Mrs. Veitch OF San Francisco was greeted
ny great applause. Sne SCOTeu captain
Burton and received many cheers. Company
BIS lieutenants gave some short speeches
America" sung by the audience closed
the entertainment. The hall was finely
decorated under the supervision OF Fred
Childs. The tables were decorated by
Mesdames Lomax, Alger and Jackson.
Nothing could have been more appropriate
that the flags, letters, boats and bouquets
The ex-members of Company presented
Lieutenant Baker with a fine gold watch
Mayor More and Captain Burton did not ap-
pear among the boys. little white dog
marched today with the company which
has been with 1t in Manila as mascot
DES MONIES, Ia, Nov. S.-(Special Tel
egram, am,)-Arrangements were com,leted to-
day for great public reception to be held
at the statehouse tomorrow evening in
honor of Companies A and II OF Des
Moines, belonging to the Forty first Iowa.
just home from Manila. A banquet will
also be given them at the Savery. Each
man will be given a handsome bronze
medal.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

Entertainment of Soldiers Causes the
Treasury to Run Dry.


From the number Of bills incurred in con-
Iowa volunteers which was presented at the
meeting of the executive committee yester-
day morning, it is expected that the funds
in hand will fall short about $3.50.
The report Of George S. Wright, chairman
of the committee on badges was submitted,
also a check to balance the account The
report shows that the sale of the official
button a. 10 cents apiece realized S60S. "a
With this money the committee was able
to supply 2,SO3 badges of various kinds,
which were presented to the distinguished
guests and members of the reception and
other committees on the day of the recep-
tion. Some of the badges were exceedingly
handsome and correspondingly costly. After
deductng the cost of these badges the
committee found it had es2s.91 cash on
hand.
A number of resolutions were passed con-
veying the thanks OF the executive COM
mittee to all those who helped make the
great success it was. to the different fra
ternal and civic societies which gave the use
of their halls and lodge rooms for head
quarters for the different companies, to the
High school cadets and the Woman's club
for entertaining the distinguished women
guests and for caring for the sick and in
valid soldiers during their short stay in
this city.
The committee will meet again this morn
ing at O'Clock, when it hopes to have
matters in such shape that a report of the
finances can be made
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

A correspondent of the Detroit Free Press
in rural Tennessee recently heard a mother
shouting from the door of a cabin:
"Yank Tyson! Tim Tyson' she cried,
what yu'uns doin'?"
Two little boys raised their heads over a
barrel 300 yards down the mountain.
"Foolin'," the reply.
"Be yu'uns smokin'?"
"Ye'um.'
"Be yu'uns chawin'?"
"Ye'um'
"Be yu'uns chawin' twist an smokin' cob
pipe?"
''Ye'um."
"Thet's Alright. But If yo' let me kotch
yo smokin them cigareets I'll gi' yo' TIL
wust lammin' yo' ever he'd in yo' lives. Yo'
hear yo' MAJ"
'Ye'um
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

George Foster Meigs, jr., died yesterday
morning at the home of his wife's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Lipe, 3O2 Harrison
street, of typhoid fever with pneumonia
complications. Deceased was "a years of
age and was only married to Miss Zula Lipe
October last. He had been seriously i'll
but few days and his death came as 3
great shock to his young bride and his
many friends. Mr. Megs was cashier of
the Moline Plow company in Omaha. where
he resided until his marriage, when he made
his home with Mrs. Meigs' parents in this
city. The funeral will be held Friday after
noon. but further announcement of the
hour and place will be made later.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.
Davis rells glass.

Sherraden makes photos, fl.50 doz.
welsbach burners AZ Bixby's Tel. 1s3
n,'s...,.n. ,ar pnson,oIdt agent.
budweiser peer l" Nosetlteiu', %. 90,
Dr. stephenson, Merriam DIX rooin n.a SSr -,
Schmidt photos are guaranteed to please.
Ceorge Camn left last evening on a hunt
ing trip to Stuttgart Ark
r. n Io,a,,o,,,t, o. Co ,owalers and op-
,tcjans o. SpI,ith moIn stroet
60 -, =, -, 49, =, ,ho ,o,uIar Eagle
- 1sI your 10, "9Lh 1S SU,.c ut ,pbonpo ttv is7
ihuuuIy' iEf 2roduMdy' "onV - ....
w G. Bstep; undertakeri @ 20 ~ aesai aa s''ee'
Telephones once S'' residence. %
Grimes Cellar Door quarIet Singers anu
Rev. j. Rale will leave today for Los
Angeles. Cal, where he expects TO spend the
winter.
Sheridan coal makes n large flame and
clear fire, but no smoke, SCOT nor clinkers'
Fenlon & Foley sole agents.
improved order of Red Men will meet
tonipht a. Grand Army of the Republic hall
Tor work in the adoption degree
There will he special meeting this even
ing Of Of Excelsior lodge No 259 Ancient Free
onJ depree
~, p1s, ,, ,,,r,, T. sboeer both of
Ed o1eIii m anu r .na' S,,arrioI in this civ
Yesterday, justice ovide Wen performing
;ho ccro11,,opv
'"e .,r,S 1o ,,o largo buildings in the
IA nutnper nun or fttod aE i" uitb Are eseapes in
cllg mlc oeIis ..teu ~ 49, w. orainonca nassed
eofnPnanC,e ne, WIN ,,,nii .l.I i''''''
py the Guy couI''t' . ,, n III
Miss Madge Penny, niece OF MI M,s; ,-,,,, ~ ~, a.
Lucas, lett last evening ,Ur ,r1ia, I'M 90 tho
take a course OF Special ihstruc'ioh AT '"e
State University hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Hande and their pu-
pills have extended an invitation 70 me
officers and members or Company H. fIIIy
first Iowa, to attend their assembly tomor-
row evening.
The Murphy planning mill; owned by tne
Cochran estate, has been SOLD TO d; M. Lls-
gett of Kansas CITY. Inc mil Is 70 pe re,
paired and occupied as BASKET factory an, anu :,
will employ from twenty-five to thiry
hands.
f. e. Mayne accompanied by Mrs. Mayne,
left for Chicago last night, where he VIII
moval of a tumor from the head. Mr
Maynes condition causes great anxiety
among his friends.
Council Bluffs camp No 7151 Modern
lar session tonight at Woodman of the
World hail All members are requested to
he present. as business of Importance will
come up for consideration.
United states district court, has received
word that Judge Woolson Is seriously i'll
at his home in Des Moines and that Judge
Shiras has been called upon to hold the
,rhoro viii ho a snecial meetinr this even
mere WIZ pe "a spe'Ia, noi No oqi Rotail
TiS,, rnS a. 9<ootiomai protective associntinn in
tbe ,,.nt ,ahnr hail ar 1Oa pearl street
when ali clerks who have not become mem
hers Of the association are invited to be
nresent
An ,h ,,,or,hors or conn.ny T. Eiftv
ca AZ In ti,e "eihoe ,t - ,onded tba 4Serfornanca
~ ~ ~ pohom onara bo,'se last night were
snn "a la, y-0loneI Vireil l.; Da1iS win
- = oy,,, of bis .tIEiftv tirut Jown yolunteers'
MarcS The niece was played as an over
tmra h,, tho nrcbestra and hrourht the house
san5n "S ''e vi . 'N ~ '''
~ -. ,,,.., , S,o,,s;, &c
llu ~ pa,in -. ~ thn ia
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
report of TRUST Conference.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-The official report of
the conference on trusts and combinations
held here last September under the auspices
Of the Chicago civic Federation, will be
ready for distribution November 90 The re-
port will contain nearly, 100 papers and
all the addresses made at the conference
and general report OF the proceedings
out OF the conference, notably the English
combination movement between labor
unions and organized capitalists.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
Mnchinists GO on strike.

BOONE, Ia, Nov. ESPECIAL This
morning all the machinists and helpers in
both shops of the Northwestern went on
strike for higher wages. They have been
receiving $3.50 and made a demand for
s2.75. which, being refused, they quit work
The shops are we'll supplied with work and
1t is thought the matter will be settled.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
GRAIM-O! GRAlE-O!

Remember that name when you want a
delicious appetizine, nourishing food drink
to take the place of coffee Sold by all gro
GERS and liked by all who have used IT,
Grain-O is made of pure grain, It aids di-
not a stimulant, but a health builder and
the children as we'll as the adults can
drink II with great benefit. Costs about
u as much coffee l5c and Csc per pack
age. Ask your grocer for Grain-O.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

SIOUX CITY, Nov. S.-(Special) THE
case of the State against Myron B. Spencer,
who Is charged with the embezzlement of
$4,000 from the Barber Asphalt company g
office in this city will be heard Friday.
Spencer kept out OF reach OF the authorities
for over two years. but is now in jail here.
Several defenses will be set out and Spen-
Ger will fgat hard for his liberty. He was
the cashier OF the company before the
alleged defalcation.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
wipsIoy Murder Cnsc.

DIES MONIES, Nov. S.-tSpecial Tele-
gram 1.-THE arguments to the jury in the
Winslow murder case were practically COM
ple.ed today and 1t is probable the case will
go to the jury tomorrow Conviction seems
certain.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
Quarrel CuIminntes seriously.

FORT DODGE. Ia. Nov. S.-(Speclal Tel
egram)-A shooting affray occurred at the
town of Judd, few miles east OF here. last
night. While in Merrills store n. II. Wag-
oner and Alvin Kellogg became involved
in dispute over an old business transac-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

Reasonable amount or mendiug done free
o. charge at the Bluff City laundry. This is
the laundry that takes good care OF your
linen, "a North Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

tion and Wagner. pulling a revolver. began
firing at Kellogg The latter retrested, but
received one shot in the leg. Wagner has
been bound over to the grand jury under
81 900 bonds
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
James B. Mackie, Hoyt's famous comedian

and carefully selected company OF farceurs,
will be the attraction at Dohany's Sunday,
presenting Mr.. Mackie's popular hit,
Grimes Cellar Door," replete with new
songs, music, laughable situations and a
host of pretty girls, who lend ample support
toward the successful production OF this
famous comedy. 1t is many years since
Mr.. Mackie has been here and his return
to the far west should be hailed with de-
light. Prices for this engagement will be
25c, 35c, soc and 75c
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
Davis sells paint.
Real Estate Transfers.


day in the abstract, title and loan Office of
J. w. Squire, 1O1 Pearl street:
N. w. Williams and wife to J. B.
Greenshields; lot l., block 4, Stuts-
LIST add; lot .. subdiv of lot 2O5,
original plat Council Bluffs and part
swla l9-75-i3, q, c. d..........,...,......$ l
j. j: Stewart, executor, to j. NJ Sig
gett, lots l., and 3, block s, Coch-
rams add Council Bluffs, executors
NJ r. Schffmacher to Henry Cos
grove Bishop, lots g. 10 and IL, block
Is, town of Nicola, W. d.. ....,....,....... 1900
Mahon Cooper & Jefferis' add. Coun-
ell Bluffs, q. G. d.........,,,......,...... ]
Sheriff TO a. B. Henderson, 45 feet
of n 80 feet lot 2; block 8. Glendale o,o
Sheriff 70 L. l.. Potter, lot Z, block l,
town of Oakland, deed................. 1852
George II, Rink, executor, TO Henry
Sill, lot 3. block 3, town of Minden. -
Lorlnda w. Cones and husband to
ella Pldgeon. lot 2l. block IS. High
land Place add, Council Bluffs ". d. 500
F. j. Day and wife to John j. Hess,
lots and 6, block 81, Howard's add,
j. II, Ludwig Minssen and wife to
Elizabeth Lidgett sig SEA l7-75-42,
C, W, Rain aud wife 70 Hugh G, Rob
to Council Bluffs. W. d.,,............... $50
United States Life association to AL
mira j. Pound, lot g block g Wilson
Terrace an add to Council Bluffs,
Penina Pidgeon and husband to Mary '''''
Ella Pldgeon, lot 20, block Is, High
land Place, an add TO Council Bluffs,
O. G. u'''''''''''. ''''''''''.''''''.'''.' 20
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

The Lady Maccabees will give n Might've
social at Lady Sunderlands, 171S Eighth
avenue, Friday afternoon and evening. All
members and their friends will be well
coined.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

n. Y. Plumbing company. Tel $50.
Tom Morrissey sings his own compositions
In Grimes Cellar Door" Dohany's Sunday.
Scientific cptician, Wolman 400 Br'dway.
Grimes Cellar Door" at Dohany's Sun
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

CLARINDA, Ia, Nov S.-(Special Tel
egram )-Several thousand people this after
noon tended royal reception to the
Clarinda boys of the FiftyFirst Iowa
regiment who have returned home
Those not here previously arrived from
Red Oak on the afternoon train. An i'm
mense throng greeted them at the station,
which was the scene Of noisy demonstra-
tion.
A long procession with officials, bands,
Grand Army men, Woodmen, Firemen,
school children, citizens in carriages, ETC.,
commanded by Lewis Akin, as marshal,
escorted the volunteers of the Fifty first
to the court house park, where a large
crowd listened to the program provided.
The young soldiers were seated upon the
platform. Dr. d. T. Smith presided. Rev.
l.. F. Compton offered the invocation. A
welcoming poem written by Mrs. E. T.
delivered the address OF welcome and
speeches of a patriotic nature were made
by Congressman w. p. Hepburn, J. W.
Shearer and T. E. Clark These were re-
sponded to by Captain Jesse w. Clark of
Red Oak, Company NJ and Privates E. w.
Martin and G. E. Arnold of the same
company, who reside here. There was vocal
music and the program concluded with a
pretty ceremony. the soldiers, mostly of
Companies and NJ standing and receiv-
ing the Chautauqua salute. The boys were
banqueted tonight There was a brilliant
display of fireworks and another prade
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

Grimes Cellar Door, and Mackie have
known each other for eight years. as
friendly as ever. See them at Dohany's
Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
eSas,G@s&7v

THE American Porter''-rivals the English
stout, porter and 'alf and alf--in refresh
ment and mildness. A new brew of the
Anheuser- Busch Brewing Assn.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
MIDNIGHT FETE FOR TROOPS
sumptuous Banquet Awaits Tardy Volun-
teers at Atlantic.
HEARTY RECEPTION IS HELD At CLARlNDA
Citizens Escort Local Companies to
Park and supper is Served After
nm Interesting Program
of Speeches.
HEARTY RECEPTION is HELD At ClAHINDA

ATLANTIC, la. Nov. s-(special)-A
midnight reception was given to the
Atlantic delegation OF the Fifty-First regi-
ment after 1t arrived home last night. a
big crowd was a the depot to meet and
welcome the boys. At the Odd Fellows
hall a sumptuous banquet had been prepared
which was partaken of by the soldiers and
their friends. Following came reception
at which speeches were made by Rev.
Allen, 7. B. Swami, Sias Wilson, DR.. e. S.
Hill. w. B. Emerson was called on for
a speech and talked in an interesting way
on the Philippines. He declared that the
senators who delayed the ratification Of the
peace tready caused the nsurrection Of the
Filipinos.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
Total, thirteen transfers. ...........s .slS, 90

Hear Mackie sing The Rats Have Got
Him Now" in Grimes Cellar Door" at
Dohany's on Sunday night
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09

New neckbards put on shirts free OF
charge for regular customers at the Blun
City laundry. "a North Main.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
George roster Meigs Dend.

Fine Missouri Wood for sale by GilberI
Bros.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-09
ALIENATING LOVE NOT A CRIME.

Howelrs Anti "Xawf' cures coughs. colds.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-31
RECORD VOLCANO TRIP,

Fred Jacobs returned from the
volcano Sunday, having been 10
the last party that viewed the
activity of Mokusweoweo. This
party bistened the Admiral
Dewey cone, and made the trip to
and from the flow in record break
ing time. Besides the guides
there were Messrs. Jacobs, LIE
Many or, Eagan, Jack Wilson,
Harold Dillingham;, Edwin Hall
and Fred Alexander. From the
Volcano House they took the
route by what is known as the
red hills. This requires a
much sleeper climb up the noun
tain than by the koa grove route
but the walk is much shorter.
Leaving the Volcano House at
$3.50 Friday morning they arrived
at the red hills at 6 O'Clock in the
evening, and leaving their horses
made their way to the active
crates by moonlight, arriving
about IL o'clock. The night was
passed in close proximity to the
crater and in the morning, after
taking photographs and seeing
the sights, they set out on the re
turn reaching the Volcano House
at night.
Mr.. Jacobs says the most pro-
minent feature OF the old amping
grounds of previous parties is the
number of empty bottles strewn
about,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-31
MCBRYDE : HIND NUPTIALS

The wedding of Miss Mollie Il.
Hind and Alexander ID. McBry de
took place Mt the home 1T the
BRIDES parents in Hswi, Kohala,
on Thursday evening, July q, the
Rev. Tomkins officiating. All Ko-
hala turned out to see the popular
young people united in marriage,
The Hind home was most beauti
fully decorated for the occasion a
After the ceremony the health OF
the pair was drunk and sup De,
served.
The bride was given away by
her father. Miss K. M. Huid, a
sister of the bride, was ms id of.
honor, and Miss Edith Bond,
bridesmaid. The groom was ac.
com panied by his brother. Walter
ID. McBryde, as best man. +. O.
Schernstein of This city played 4
wedding march on tile piano a.
the bridal party entere d che parlor
and took their places.
Mr.. and Mrs Mob ryae, who ar.
rived from Kohals iu'the Kinau
Saturday night, wi'N 60 to their
future home an Wa hHwa, Kauai,
in the Mikahala toarDrrow after.
loon.
Among the PEE ,pie who went
from Honolulu j q the Kinau to
attend the weddin q were the fol-
lowing: Miss Il. iH Hind, George
Hind, w ID Mob ryae, @ NJ Cooke,
Il ID Tenney and 4 o Schernstein.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-31
POLICE CHANGES ON haul

Waikiki, July 80. - Deputy
Sheriff, A. N. Hayselden of La
haiWi is expected here next week
to assume the duties of the deputy
sh'riff Of Wailuku vice W. G.,
SJott resigned. Deputy Sheriff
fi. G. Lindsey Of Hama Till sue
coed Mr.. Hayselden at Lahaina
while Captain of Police Kaipo, al
Hama, will be promoted to ee
deputy sheriff of that place. Tb >
promotions have met with the ~.
probation of the leading citizens
of Maui.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-31

A solution of the problem of where
the Supreme Court got its authorit y
for multiplying the Constitution of
the United States may be found in
Article 81 of the Constitution OF
the Republic of Hawaii, entitled
" Constitution Supreme Law
d" This Constitution when promul
gated shall thereupon become the
Supreme Law of the Republic,
and thesConstitution promulgated
on the 7th day of July, 1887, and
all others:Coustitution at any time
the Supreme Law in the Hawaiia n
Islands, and also all laws and
parts of laws Inconsistent here
with, are hereby expressly abro
gated and are declared null and
void" IL our government can lin d
in the constitutional provision,
which gives the President with
the approval of the Cabinet power
to make rules and regulations for
"administering oaths aud holding
elections" authority for changing
the oath required of electors, that
government finds it an easy matter
to nullify any and all constitutions
that every have been or ever may
b. the Supreme Law of the land.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-31
INDEPENDENT NOTES

Judge; Have you anything 10 say
why sentence of death should not be passed
upon you?"
Prisoner(haughtily): "If Ihaye anything
to say, ri say il In my autobiography"
II you want to embezzle money, get a
cashiership In a bank; II you want to
make money, get job in mint; If YOU
want to find money, go to the Klondyde;
but Il you want to save money, call upon
the p c. & M. Co., on Fort street, and
buy yah hs!hg no1s Sizzling snHg !, bicycle.
Jack: eyes"
Jom "Very much 2"
Jack: Fifty dollars ~
Save fifty per cent and have your electro
plating done at the p. ca N. Co.'S on
Fort street.
Soaker: at was so cold in my room
this morning, could see my BREATH"
Miss Cynica: "Mercyl what horrible
sightl"
Baseball, golf and tennis outfits, COM
plete line of which yon will find at the
P. c. * M. Co.'s.
A little girl, aged nine, called her father
said the little diplomat, 81 want to ask
fOul dlNlSS. wei, my Hue ucdI ,Wlldl
Is 1t abouti" what do you think it
would be best to give me on my birthday"
Had she asked the PC. & NJ. Co. for
advice, they would have said, a hgh.grade
Sterling bicycle.
She: "Was ii mercenary marriage 2"
He: "Yes; they were both too poor to
stay engaged any longer"
The P. c. & N. Co., on Fort street,
will make your old bicycle look like new
for 5000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-31

Whether it is better to spend
publici money sending men to
Washington to lobby in Hswaii's
cause, or TO spend the money in
securing Legislative action at bone
that shall firmly establish Ha-
waits integrity of purpose, that
j. the question.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-31

The official organ is to be con-
graduated on its new flop. Hav-
ing argued that the Newlapds
Resolution is unconstitutional as
a whole, it now makes the claim
that the resolution is constitu-
tionsl contract; having endorsed
President Jordan's view of Agui.
nsldo, it now says the Filipino
war will not be abandoned. Mr..
Hatch was always credited with
having considerable influence.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-07-31

Hilo wants Reed7s Island as a
public park. 1t is an excellent
scheme ard Hilo does well to be-
gin agitatipg the question early.
Judging from the ,speed with
which Honoiulu's Aals park is
nearing com pietiop, Eilo will Sc
cure it's much needed public
pleasure ground sometime, the
later part Of the next century.