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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
REV. PARKER MAKES A HIT
Delivers an Able Address at south
west Kansas College

Rev. A. A Parker. pastor o. St PauTs
N E. church. and Rev W v. Burns.
pastor Of the South Emporia u E. church.
returned yesterday from Winfield. where
they attended the commencement exercises
Of the Southwest Kansas college. Rev Par
ker delivered an address before the ac-
adenEc class Wednesday. His friends con
si6ered / quite al honor fer Rev. Parker
% be called back 10 the college from which
he had graduated % deliver one q the
principal addresses o. commencement
week On the platform with Rev. Parker
ware some OF the leading lights o. the
Methodist church and other speakers q
renown. and i Is said thac ire eloquent
young preacher received much stt--suC-
ard as many Iagdat-ons as any ot the
speakers wAo were or the platform FRs-A
him The subject OF Rev. Pa-ks-'s a3-
dress vas a Real Man" wn.ch was
handled Il 4 nasterfUl manner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
NEW CLUB FOR WICHITA
Meeting TO be Held at the Unitarian
Church Tonight

Friday evening, June 16, at ?. m, will
be held a public meeting at the Unitarian
church for the purpose Of organizing a
Unity club the purpose ofrwhLch Is 70 fur
Their general literary. artistic and scientific
interests. The club VIII meet once a
month or more frequently II need be, 70
render a general musical and literary pro-
gram, and viii also be organized ln,sec-
tons. meeting al regular weekly intervals,
in which viii De pursued a systematic
course Of study in psychology, social sci
ence as well as in other branches Of more
advanced study in license ana history and
philosophy Of religion.
At the meeting TO De held on Friday the
committee on organization will render
their report and submit the plan Of the
proposed work 10 public consideration. =
large attendance is requested.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
STEPPED ON A LIVE WIRE
Freddie Irwin Reported Not Danger.
ousIy Hurt

Freddie Irwin, the colored boy who
stepped on live wire in the alley back
OF Judge WaIs residence Wednesday
evening. IS reported TO be getting along
fairly well Dr. Jordan sad yesterday
that he thought nothing very serious
would coma OF the accident. The boys
parents are preparing to commence suit
against the electric light company for
dana Ees
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
seniors VIII Divers Themselves on
the Little River

This evening CT Lit-le River the seniors
% the hsSh school wIl have q Saat ride
Two Or rares members q the c-ass have
challenged eaca other 10 3 sc4sag racs
which VII lead excitement % ina occa-
sion. The class VII meet a. the so2t
hcuse AZ T,so o.clock-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16

Al. - e s.. -,


Topeka Lodge q E-ks, No -. vi. leave
tbs city Al the Santa Fe Plug a T:S0
a. n, June 18th. for Kansas CITY. No.
viewing earouce the "tater" patches g
the Kaw-riyer bottom and the rnil6am al
Lawrence. II Kansas City they Will
mix Up a b.l" with Elks from adjoining
Jurisdictions, and there take The Missouri
Pacific train f7- :. Lo1S, riding taru
Poor Old Missouri by daylight. raus
giving TIE EIks. 70 whom Missouri 5
terra iaoogui-a. ample opportunity. = the
weeds are not ZOO high. % observe and
marvel 81 the 0e,uc-6 and picturesque
Missouri river. the risky and fro.lcso-ne
razor-hacs bog the citizen Who = SIN
voting co. Andy Jackson azc other things
o. equal i1-erest-a-riving At :. LOUIS
n time or BATH. etc. before prayer
ues-ia' time. in the evening
~ you 6o1-t 50. YOU Nh not be there
(Pu-p,e poStsr.1 Il you cont 50. you'u
never Cuic kicking yourself. t5r Missouri
: going - 80 herself proud ms tine
Think, brothers. how Icrg you VIII be
cz5avzrA
ST. LOUIS REUNION COMMITTEE.
Topeka. Kansas. June A. lsss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
VIII BE LONG CADAVERs
EIks' Urge Opportunity of 1T, Louis
Excursion

The E-ks are making great prepa-a-
tons for the excursion trip 70 St. Louis.
which begins here over the Frisco at 70
o'clock ?. n. Dr.. Hcugla1d says there
viii be about twenty-five 90 from Wichi,a
The following high sign on a postal has
been received from the Topeka lodge:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-06-16
HIGH SCHOOL REGATTATONIGHT


Topeka. Kansas. June a. 1Sss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
RfnenH6teIn

MltbeibniI9e unb driltli4e Site
baben fi6 p%ereint, UNI an Sablrethe
3e;tpuntte i'm Sabre gepifs 9rduae
dnautniipfen, bic tbeiIs nit Wanoluns
gen bes Iaturtreislaufes, tbeiIs nit
ben @rinnerungen an tir6engeI6tdt<
li9s greigniHe unt Perionen Suiams
men6dngen. oils Elm FOLDER 3eitpuntt
sri6sint aud bas BfingItfeit. Die
3sit, nm pel9e Der 2en5 in feline pous
ite prd9t eintritt, mag Wobl bel unie>
ren 9ermaniI9en 8orpdtern i'm 9rduen
Seibent6ume nod cine bel bringsnoere
8eranlaHung gu feitli9er Stimmung
getpeien fem dls beut5utage. Sene
SsItliafeiten, pel9e bd, no ii9 NOD
alter 9rau9 i'm @oIts erbalten bat,
I'M Pfingiten gefeiert peroen, ldfien
beutli9 ertennen, pie in mun6en 9e>
genben rGtbIelbafte betbnif9e uebers
lieferuns, unbertpGrts od9egen DRIFT
li9e 4nidauungsn ben @runb3ug Der
SeItperunItultungen biloen. man
pirb lol6e Sitten INNER am lebenoig@
fen in rein lGnbli9en 9egenoen fine
ben, mo nod nift bic Q~uftldrung unb
bic mpbernen SntereHen elmer inbus
I%iriellen 8ep0lterung oas 4ltherges
brd9te psssepii9t baben. 60 1T es
insbeipnbere in ban perI6iebenen
2anbbesiIen qltboberns Der SAL.
Sn ben Srti9aften per our Oonau ii9
abba6enoen So9ebsne berrIden
pfingItbrGu6e, bic nur aug elmer form
mebr peritGnoli9en beit;aiI9sn 1eberz
lieferung ertldrt irsrben tonnen. 60
namentli6 Der 1mritt zines 3uges,
bel en0auptperion cine tomii9e Si9ur,
Der rqfin9itl." 1T, nel6er i9liebIi3
ms Wafer getporfen piro.
$40 bur9 elm Observation-Disclosures
Sauien unter benz 8rummitabe bic
8ep6lteruns peranlaBt porben 1T, iid}
tiefer in bas GbriItentbum ein5uIeben,
bat aud bic pfinsitiitte elm 4riitli4ss
8eprG9e angenommen. So in benz
bergumi9loFenen 9er9tesgabener
2Gnb6en, beIIen Bolt felt a9tbunbert
Sabren BON ben prDbiten unb MDns
den bes 8er9tesgabener Stiftes in
6riitlider Site sraosen iparo. 9ier
bat iid bic Site Der vpfingItli9teln"
biz in bic neueite 3eit erbulten. Sur
@rinnsrung on bic Iussiebung bes
beilieen 9eiites iiber bic apoitel perz
ben bier &erS9sn anesSiinpet, bic entz
tpeber bon &inbern bur9 bic Strabsn
getrasen obsr aud uuf 8aItonselGns
bern, 9riiitungen unb planten befez
ftigt fperben. Man6mal iiebt man
SfpOlf FOLDER &ersen nebeneinanOer auf
einem 8alton ober Mduer9en brenz
men; babinter fibt bann sepObnli9, in
einem 9ebetbude Iefenb, cine alte
Sruu, bic uuber ibrsr Sreube an ben
2i9tern aud gu forsen bat, baB bur9
bieIelben tein S9abeafeuer entiteht.
Sc ma9t einen eigenen @inbrud, bieis
tleinen 2i6t9en i'm Sample nit Der
grpben. auf bic SeIsberse bes Sbalss
nieOeritrablenben Sriiblinssionne gu
feben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

sic SIREN erssbssea Ssblmapr, Tla>
Observation-Disclosures
Das affo mar bas n8erbreden ous
Wprbluit"!
Sd mubte lG6eIn. 60 beutli9 Iab
i'd bic sunSe Scene por mir. SIN Suns
lei bes alien augsburser patrieiers
bauIes fab i9 CUR 4benbaeit Sipei
8ubenssitalten auftau9en. ben trans
men, tleinsn 8aiuparen unb neben inn
tas erotif9e 9fntlib bes junsen pays
chaud", elm ventmeni9tes Paar" ipis
bic &oblenbrenner bss Saperner 9rds
fen, idb lie binunteriteisen in ben9ars
ten, nit Worbpert3eugen bepaffnet
unb tampfbereit ben Weg binunters
IpGben, uuf benz Der unielige&ambpIes
berabgeponbelt fam.
Natiirli9 mar i9 emp6rt, aber nlr
tpenig, benin mir fielen pl6Bli6 bic
apfeltDrt9en Elm. Der peib? @ieGeift
lparen es san5 punberbure 4pfeltOrts
den, lin bic es ii9 banbelte, nit gels
benz Creme barauf, unb 8ambpies
mar aft unb %abitdnbig, unb bus puns
bsrli9e Srdulein 6ortunut bate gee
pib balb pieber cine neile Sage. Die
4pfelt0rt6sn, ipes peib2 @ieaei4t
mar aud S9ldsIdbne baruuf.
Sd fling an, iebr tolerant iibsr bic
beiben MDroer gu benten. Homines
sumuS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
Sbne Sroen.

Der Serr Electromagnetic W. mar
elm tiihtissr 8eamter, aber I9le6ter
&ebner; baB iein &nopflo9 elpig suz
genGbt blieb, 9ldubte Ell nur ungiinItis
gen 3ufG1igteiten banten gu miiiIen.
Die Na6ri9t, Seine Sobeit Der Bring
Gbriitian BON Sloenburg perbe anoes
rem Cages in @utin eintreffen, tpp er
ielbit serabe bienitli6 antpeIenb mar,
bsrieBte i'm baber in nt6t gerin9e9lufS
resuug, bsnu in bisiem NeIts mar er
apeifellps bic Spibs Der SpiBeu, an
ipelfer Bel iol9en 9eIegenbeiten bers
umfldtternbe SrbensbGnber bstanntz
lid lei9t bGngen blsiben. Sds 6eits
mabl i'm 9aitbof Sur poit purbe be-
felt, bic plabfrase bur9 Ma9tipru9
9el0it, tpenn aud unter @erItimmun9
3ablrei9er OrtseingeleFener. Gum
britten Mdle I9pn bate Der Serr Rat6
i'm tleinen @ait6ofsimmer feline gin.
benbe Rebe berunterseIagt, aud untsr
gsobadtung bes 9sf9Gftstniffes. am
gnsurebenben = BEL Der probe elm
e%iferner Diem = bi6t borbei gu Ieben,
INN ia nidt bas srinIenb : luuernbe
Qugs gu erbliden, nit pel9em Seine
Sobeit bic Rsbner gu beoba9ten Iiebt.
2ieb er ii9 aus benz Concept bringer,
bann CAB ss teinen Srben; oieies itanb
feft. Die srpbe Stunbs tam. lie
riidte Dor, a1es ma6te ii9 gut, es
nabte Der entI9eibsnbe Nugenblid. Of
fenbar ipar bic Stimmung ie6r onis
mirt. benin psridisbene Serrsn pers
psfislten otter bic Qnfanssbufftaben
srpeier W6rter. Molte mar i'm etlpa
gar IRE ma9sn2 4lfo Mutb! @s
sins portreffli9. Wte Elm DaHerfan
rduIdte Der Rebt Strom bon itinen
2ippen; am S9IuFe angetommen, mar
sr bon ben eigenen Worten 10 bingsrife
fen, bab er ni9t umbin tonnte, 9ems
ienisen in's Muse su bliden, ben er 10
bessiitert sefeiert bate. 0iefes bate
er untsrlaFsn i%oIen. Oenn untsr .inem
brsipisrtel 5usetniffensn ausenlib hers
Dor f9oB elm bObnifdsr. elm srinienber
Bid. Gs mar gu eieentbimlih; tpis
sebannt i~totterte ler peiter: ga. meme
Serrsn! = biefes. meins Ssrrsn, lit
Der = 9riB prinsidn. Der priB.
Der Bring = Der prib 8rinaiun. Der
Bring 9riniian - vSurrab! burs
rab, burrab!" bonnsrte es 5tpar Iaut
burd ben SaaI, = iebod Der Ssrr Res
eisrunssratb erbitIt teinen Orben.
Sruurig, absr pabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
ttrfprnns Der 9anfnoten.

Die 8aninotsn iinb urIpriinslid
cine grfinbuns Der GbinsIsn I'M.
elaublid, aber bod pabr. lin bas
Sabr 8O7 unisrsr 3sitrednuns. untsi
Der Rssieruns bes Raiiers !Sian,
Sfuns bon Der Dbnaitis Sbans. MUIR
ben ffe in Solse GROCER @elbnotb i'm
.SiaimliTden Reid" sinesfibrt. gan;
pie bic Iiiisnuten in Srantreid Sui
3sit Der sroben Repolution. sic fparer
urIpriinsli9 MiinSe in papier unf
folltsn cine anpsiiuns auf ben Wertt
bes acknowledgements ba%riteIen. Be-
tanntlid nubm au9 England biefei
Spftem i'm Sabre 1896 an. 0as be.
rii9tiste Sbitem Gam Dieter s%riinbstt
1716 in Grantr.ih cine Pripatbani
auf 4ttien, bic 1718 in cine Staats.
bant peripanbelt purbe, ba ibrs ga:
pierre piel 8rebit senOFen) mar i'm
9runbe nidts anbsres. dls bic ssndut
Nnpenbung ienes Spftems.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
PFaeHseit.


Bon q. BfauidHtibt'S eutusr.
Mie trdsen bic Winoe
90 fiiben Sau9.
Sod buffet es linbe
Bonn Sltebe -:Itrau9.
Sod blubt es bon Wonne
Wie Waienqrub,
9oG ienbst bic Spnne
S@on beiberen Stub.
Die 8ldtter entrouen
Sin tieferes 9riin,
limb iippiger tpplen
Die 8lumen bliib'n.
Tun lit in benz MaooIe
Na9 timber Ra6t
Die &Onisin 9oie
@erf9Gmt ertpadt.
8 brautlides pfingiten,
Oh SegensSeit,
Die AUDI benz 8erinsIten
@rquidung beut, -
Die Sbdler unc Siigel
0u lieblt9 fdmiidit,
Gin f%lammenbes Siege.
8pm Simmel f9idit, =
Glib neu 9einer @rbe
Sas 9D9ite audi:
SIN i9peqenbsn Werbe
Ses Settles 9au4!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

= Siderss 3si9sn. Nirtt
bes 9orfes gum GremOen): ga, bog
~sIauben's Sbnu gar net, Der Soni unt
Der SeppI tDnn'n ii9 auf'n Sob net
leib'n. Die raufen fosur net nal nit
dndnb!"
@OGIeeen. GDrFter: IN Sag
Dubtb." = 9apib: n Sag, Serr Sol.
leee.- = SOrft.r: ~Wieio GoIeee9"-
Dapib: ~Ru, iptnn i'd msr's rs1i
iiberlese, finb tper bod sissntIi9Go ole.
gen. bios bas sic f9ieBtn bas WiIh
unb i'd psrtauf' be Gslr4ss."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

- @erein a d g. Director
Gum 4utor): ~Sbr Stiid trdet ia gar
teine 8e5eidnune, OBJ es elm Srauers
obet elm 9uitipiel iIt2" autor: .9aS
mill i6 eben gang Der QuffdFuns bes
pubIitums iiberlaFen!"
Sreffenb. Srau profeFor
&.cepieI perubidiebet ibre 9uffeeeIe1s
iduft i'm 8oraimmer. Der Serr PRO-
fefor tommt 5ufGlis ettpas friiber aIs
setp0bnli9 nu9 SauIe unb iibsrrdidt
bic Damen nod i'm eifrisiten 9splaus
Der. Run. nun, meint er lG9slnb,
bite iid nur ni9t i'm npofIeriptum"
Sbres 9eiu4es ftOren gu raGsn!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18
8ef6eibsne + !

8ef9eibene @bpebr.
r0is reids Spenoe fir bic Notbleibens
ben ma9t Sbrem m~itleibisen Ser5eu
ale Gbrs, Serr aommsr5ienrat.
.Sdon gut = f9ou gut Der 8onls
nsr3isnratb 9olbiteiner 1T ME untsr
t%aufenb Mart mitleioig."
= M II. = .Serr rnb 5rou
Miiaer fdeinsn in elmer gang sliidlis
den gbe gu Ieben2~ Sang iider,
bic boben fid seeenf.itis ia nod ME
burd GsbeimbsttiDes iiberpa8sn Iot'
fen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-05-18

-56bsre prOberei Batter
(Su fsiner Sodter): mas. aus 2isbe
fpiait Du Did beirdtben laFen, mo
9u Dir ben ausfudsn taunit, Der bic
meiitsr S4ulben bail"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08
ICE CREAM WITHOUT EGGS.

How to Make and Freeze Several vari.
cities OF This Detachable Compound.
An excellent vanilla ice cream with.
out eggs or thickening Of -four" Of any
kind may be made Of quart Of rich
cream, cup Of milk, large table,
spoonful Of English gelatin, q liberal
cup of sugar and a tablespoonful Of
vanilla. Soak the gelatin in four table.
spoonfuls of cold water for two hours
Bring the milk to the boiling point and
stir the gelatin into the boiling milk
md continue stirring until it is melted.
Strain the preparation through fine
wire strainer into the cream, add the
vanilla and the sugar and freeze the
mixture at once.
An excellent chocolate ice cream may
be made of quart Of cream, pint Of
milk, large tablespoonful Of English
gelatin, cup and half Of suger, two
ounces of unsweetened chocolate scraped
fine and tablespoonful of vanilla ex-
tract. Soak the gelatin as before. stir
into cup Of the milk and strain 1t In
the cream Stir the scraped chocolate
into the rem ainder Of the milk, which
must also be heated to the boiling
point. Stir the preparation Of chocolate
over the fire until the chocolate is all
melted and the whole is smooth, dark
mass Add the sugar and stir all into
the cream. Add the vanilla and freeze
carefully.
The success Of an ice cream depends
considerably ON the freezing. Do not
use too much salt. Three pints is enough
for large pailful Of cracked or pounded
ice. The ice should be pounded fine, and
the freezer should be packed firmly.
Use an ordinary freezer Of standard
quality. II the cream is frozen too rap.
idly, it will be coarse. After packing
the freezer turn the crank for five min
utes Then open the freezer, remove the
beaten and scrape of with thin bladed
knife the frozen crust Of thin cream
that covers the sides Of the can and mix
it thoroughly with wooden spoon OF
spatula with the softer cream in the
center Replace the beater and cover
the can and turn the crank again for
three or four minutes; then repeat the
operation Of scrapinR the sides Of the
freezing can and mixing the unfrozer
cream with the frozen. Work the cream
thoroughly to make it light and cover
the can again and turn the crank again
now as rapidly as possible. In few
minutes the cream should be ready Il
pack.
1t should remain packed in salt ant
ice for at least two hours 1t is bette
II kept four or even six hours before
Is eaten. -Philadelphia Press.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08
Moro About An Choy.

Yesterday afternoon, Deputy
Marshal Chillingworth investi.
gated the case of All Choy, the
Chinaman from quarantine,
charged with importing opium,
and found there were more facts
to be learned than had come out
at first. He went to the quaran-
tine station and arrested Nun
Sing. Both he and All Choy are
now in Jail for investigation. 1t
is believed that Nun Sing is the
real owner Of the teapot found
with opium in the false bottom,
The case will probably come up
tomorrow.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08
CAPTAIN ENGLlSH'S PRAISE,
Member Of General Wheeler's STAFF Tell,
Of Miss Jennings Worth.

Member Of General whseier's stafr Tells
Of Miss Jennings' Worth.
Captain William E. English Of Gen.
eral Joseph Wheeler's staff. who reach
ed this port ON the transport Seneca, is
at the Hotel Imperial, having been re.
leased from quarantine on Hoffman is.
land.
1--WE had a bad trip up, as you
know" he said. 1.-THE wounded suffer-
ed terribly, as there were no hospital
equipments. The doctors had to use
penknives for surgical instruments. Had
it not been for Miss Jennings, the Red
Cross nurse, i do not know whatthe
poor fellows would have done.
"No one who has not been on the
ground can understand the hardships
the men have undergone, and want to
say do not believe there is a finer OF
Drawer lot Of men today than the sol.
diers who took Santiago ! speak par.
ticularly of the regulars, though have
heard the volunteers praised by regular
officers
Captain English spoke enthusiastical
ly of General Wheeler, who was carried
toMhe front in an ambulance ON July
and staid there. though he was suffer
ing freni fever. Captain English wal
severely injured in the first days fight
ing. A shell exploded near Grimes bat
terry, killing two men. His horse swerv
ed, stumbled and fell ON him. He lay fo
an hour under fire and was then carried
to the rear. When transferred to 81
honey, he became i'll with malaria an,
dysentery and was finally ordered home
New York Herald.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08
BY AUTHORITY.
Public Lands Notice.

On Saturday, Feb. 2sth, at 10 o'clock
a. M, at office of w. o. Aiken, Paia,
Maui, will be open to applicants under
provisions Of the Land Act of 1896 for
Homestead Leases:
26 lots in Nahiku, Section, Maui, of
from 6 to acres each In area.
For plan and full particulars apply at
office of w. o. Aiken, Paia, or at Public
Lands Office, Honolulu.
Fl. BROWN,
- Agent of Public Lands.
. rep. Q, 1909. II38-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08
Tho Ki.. Going Out Of Fashion.

1t is a we'll known fact that English.
men have long ago given up the prac-
tice of saluting each other with kiss,
q custom still universal In Russia. 1t
has even come to be considered bad
form to kiss each other among the fair
sex. In fact, an exchange states that
kissing between women has almost gone
out Of fashion and will be quite obsolete
in few years The mp to date girl no
longer kisses her fellow girl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08
Lemon Pudding.

Crate three lemons Beat the yolks
Of six eggs Add to the lemons with two
cupfuls Of sugar and half cupful Of
butter. Line the bottom of deep pud-
ding dish with slices Of stale cake
Pour the mixture over and set in the
oven to bake for 90 minutes Take it
out Cover with meringue made of the
whites Of the eggs and teacupful Of
powdered sugar beaten together. Set in
the oven to brown slightly and serve
with sauce
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08
SPANISH SAARPSHOOTERS.
low IA negro Trooper Treated One Clad
In n United States Uniform.

low IA Negro Trooper Treated One Clad
In n United States Uniform.
1.-THE shooting Of the Srnniards wa,
~ rs accurate as is generally suppos
be-. said an officer in Bellevue hospital
Il New York recently. "They fired en-.
;Irely by volley. Their fire was much
more rapid than that of our men, but
not nearly SO deadly. They wasted ten
shots 10 our one. Our troops fired indi-
vidually and carefully. The majority
of the Spaniards found dead in the
trenches were shot through the heads.
The fact that so many officers We're
picked off, he continued, sis no credit
to Spanish craftsmanship. They were
right above us in trees, and the range
was short. You should have seen the
soldiers of the Sixth and Thirteenth in
fantry and the Tenth cavalry pick the
Spanish sharpshooters out Of the trees
after the capture of the San Juan hill
They hunted for them as we used to
hunt coons in the south. Fee Of those
chivalrous Spaniards who shot on the
Red Cross flag from trees lived to brag
about it. And that reminds me of a
story of one of the members Of the
Tenth cavalry. Every man in that regi.
ment, with the exception Of the com.
missioned officers, is negro.
."Well, this private was hunting for
sharpshooters who were hidden in the
trees He soon discovered man perch.
ed on low branch. He was white and
was clad in United States cavalry
uniform. Who is your inquired the
negro trooper. Americana answered
the man in the tree The trooper was
suspicious What regiment does you
belong tor he asked. The Tenth, came
the answer. We'll. eff you b'longs to thu
Tenth and you is white man, sale
the trooper slowly, 'youse jest de gem
man I'ze lookin fur, and the next min
ute, according to the negro, he was thu
deadest spaniel dat ever breathed. -
New York Sun.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08
MEETING NOTICE.

Regular Quarterly Meeting of the Union
Feed Company Ltd, will be held at the
Company's office on Saturday, the nth
inst, at 10 o'clock a. m.
F. R. VIDA,
Secretary of the Union Feed Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, February 9th, 1899. II38.,t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08

In the police court this after
noon. Mrs. Kaae's case was argued
and Judge Wilcox found defend
ant not guilty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08

Subscribers to The Bull
LETN not recefving their pa
pers promptly tcM confer a
faUor by notifying The Bust
ness Office, Telephone $50.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08
VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
From Kapas, per stmr Waiale-
ale, Feb ST f Sedgwick.
IMPORTS.

From Kapaa, per stmr Waiale-
ale, Feb 8-3l20 sx sugar for G
Brewer & Go.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08

'NANTED--A Good Waiter. also a Good Short
w Order Cook. Apply Orpheum Cafe. upper
rort street, near Theatre. II3o-t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08

WE WANT YOU TO HAVE a West Dislnfee,ing
Machine put IN your closet or cesspool. and
save sickness. California Feed Co, Agents. roo
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08

A NURSE GIRL WANTED. Apply G, at this
- ONCE II,7-t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08

\ATANTED-Several SMALL BOYS. Apply al
w Honolulu Messenger Service. corner King and
hakea streets. ro67-u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08
WANTS.

Ads in ibis column spiH be inserted at ~ cents
49, a line first insertion; 10 cents second inser-
ron; 20 cents peek and 60 cents month. ibis IS TIE
cheapest advs,ffnng sver offered The people Of Honolulu
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08

No shop-worn goods on the coun-
tiers OF merchants who advertise in
The Bulletin.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08

MJANTED--Position as cook on a steamer, Ad-
w dress X. Y. T., Bulletin office. IIa-Iw
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08
WANTED.

WANTED-A position as Teamster. Many years
W experience In driving horses. Address A. b.
c., Bulletin Office. mort
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-08

WANTED-soo Men to get Shaved for IS cents, at
w 6roh Fort street. opposite the Club Stables
ro3r-H n. JEFFS, Proprietor.