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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21
ANTI-HYPNOTISM BILL.
Intended to Keep School Children
From HYpnotizing One Another.

The anti-hypnotist bill which has been
introduced into the house by Represen-
tative Brooke and into the senate by
Senator Anderson, is not intended as a
blow at regular hypnotists, so Mr..
Brooke says, although it would appear
so from the face of the bill.
Il have given the measure no thought
myself" said Mr.. Brooke, ''as I intro
duced it at the request of another per-
son, but it is my understanding that it
is not intended to shut off professional
hypnotists, but more to keep school
each other, as 1 am told they sometimes
do. know very little about the matter
myself
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21
HABIrUAL DRUNKARDs
To be Sent to the State Insane Asylum
to be Treated

to be Treated.
HabituaI drunkards are classed with
1unatics and imbeciles in a bill which
has been introduced into the house by
representative KutZ of Pratt, and if
the bill becomes a law they will be
treated as insane people.
The bill makes it the special duty of
probate judges, justices of the peace,
SheriffS, coronerS and constables, when
ever they discover a habitual drunkard
within their jurisdiction, to make APP
plication to the probate court for a trial
of such person, who shall be tried by a
jury of six men, the same as in insane
cases, and if the person is found to be
an habitual drunkard he may be sent to
the state insane asylum for treatment.
The bill contemplates treating drunk
enness as disease.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21
Washington County's Court House.

Washington county wants to build a
county jail and the legislature is asked
to pave the way by passing a. bill au-
thOr1zing the county commissioners to
begin work upon the structure. The
measure also authorizes the commits
sioners to appropriate from the general
revenue fund of the county So, 900 to de-
fray the expense connected with the
building. The bill conveying such au-
thority was introduced in the senate by
Mr.. Morrow of that county.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21
WOMAN'S SENTIMENTS.
They Are Little Understood by Men, But T
Her Untold Happiness Misery.

The girl Of today is the mother OF
future generations. Humanity is abso-
autely dependent for its continuance and
preservation on the knowledge and sta
nina and health Of women. Womans
lot and her relations to the world are
such as to deserve a great deal more
attention and consideration from science
than she has yet received.
The American race of women in par
ticular has questions to settle that are
much more important than the extern
sion of the suffrage to women or the
enactment of a national divorce law.
Why is it that there are so many fee
bic and sickly women all over the land?
why is it that not an average Of
over one child is born to American wo-
men2 Why is 1t that hundreds of thou
sands OF American men will not marry
at all?
Have you ever thought OF Theses
It is because disease IS striking at
the very root of the American race. 1t
is because most diseases can trace their
cause to one source; viz, troubles of the
kidneys and adjacent organs.
The kidneys are the great organs of
understood. A healthy, happy woman
with good complexion, good appetite
and hopeful spirits never has diseased
kidneys. The same is true of men.
But kidney disease is so deceitful, so
deceives the victim before he Is aware
" it is known that it can positively be
the kidneys and the female organs, and
than twenty years. 1t is acknowledged
Yer brought sufferers from Brights dis
nedy of the present day, which sufferers
rtainty that they will be relieved.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21

superintendent of public instruction and
attorney general will comprise the
board.
The bill provides that these three of
hcerS shall meet quarterly in the office
of the attorney general and inquire into
the facts concerning all applications for
pardons or communications and report
their recommendations to the governor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS

At the Crawford theater tonight Nine
Sofia Scalchi, PATHS former associate
will make her last appearance in this
city. She will be supported by Mile
Noldk, soprano; Sig. Canzio, tenor, and
Sig. Albert, baritone. A concert pro-
gramme will be followed by the first
act of ''Semiramide'' and the second act
of Martha" in costume.
The taste for meIodrama may be sat
Gsfied at the Crawford theater Monday
evening when alone in Greater New
York will be presented. The piece
contains a number of thrilling situa-
lions, and the scenic arrangement is a
feature of the performance. Miss
Dorothy Lewis heads the company,
which is said to be competent to present
the play in a satisfactory manner.
=
Next Tuesday night at the Crawford
theater will see the first presentation
in this city of David BelaSco'S THE
Heart of Maryland" which proved such
q success when first produced with Mrs.
Leslie Carter in the part of Maryland
Calvert Mr.. Belasco is said to have
personally selected the company now
presenting the piece, and the scenery
and costumes are identical with those
used in the original production.
1.-THE Pay Train,"a piece which proves
ats popularity by being alive after sew
eral seasons before the public, will be
the attraction at the Crawford theater
next Wednesday evening. The scenic
effects of the production include a rail-
road wreck and boiler explosion on an
inclined track, the uncoupling of the
pay car from the rear of train in motion
across the stage, and a. coal mine in OPP
Grafton. The prices will be IS and so
cents for the first floor, So and % cents
for balcony seats and Is cents for gall
lery seats.
The Ferris comedians open a week
engagement at popular prices at the
Grand Opera House Monday evening.
"On the Ohio" will be the opening bill
and the usual rule in regard to admit
lance of ladies free will be observed
The company advertises a long list of
specialties at each performance.
"A Bachelors Honeymoon comes to
the crawford theater next Thursday
evening, and Town Topics Saturday
evening.
The Rock Island Flyer.
Quickest time Topeka to Kansas CITY.
Only $500 for the round trip. Tickets
on sale January p, %. %. morning Path.
good returning January 2Sth.
Silver Leaf Mince Meat makes the
pest pies, ask your dealer for it.
OTTO KUEfINE &, co
Manufacturers
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21
A FREE RIDE HOME
Will be Given All Soldiers Discharged
Outside the United Statas

Wash1ngton, Jan. 20.-In accordance with
an order just issued, enlisted men dis
charged in Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii and
the Philippines will be provided free trans
porta ton to the United States on govern
ment transports and will be subsisted by
the subsistence department to point of des-
tina ton They will not be entitled to
travel pay from port of embarkation to
the United States, nor to Communication of
transports.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21
Cut Off Their Haatla.

Tangfer, Morocco, Jan. 21.-The gov
eminent troops commanded by Prince
Marani have defeated the Tablet rebels
in a big battle. The chief rebels son
and nineteen others were decapitated.
This is expected to finish the rebellion
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21
THIS BILL IS GENERALLY
introduced to Blackmail the Cigarette
Companies, But Perhaps Not
In This Instance.

The anti-cigarette law which comes
up at every session of the legislature
but which never gets through because
duced this time by Speaker Pro Tenn
Benefiel. 1t provides a fine of from SO
to $50 for any person who shall sell or
give away to a minor either cigarettes
or cigarette papers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21
NO BOARD OF PARDoNs.
A Bill to Abolish Board That Has
Been a Public Scandal

with in case a bill which has been in
troduced into the house by Representa-
tive Osborn of Douglas becomes law,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21
ONLY S21,OOO,OOO
In Bonds Will Be Issued in Come
kinrn With TInis GnIar,nn

In Bonds Will Be Issued in Oonnec-
ton With This Scheme.
New York, Jan. 21.-An arrangement
was consummated today for the sale Of
the Edison Electric Illuminating COM
pany- of this city to the New York Gas
and Electric Light, Heat and Power
company. The latter concern IS the
recently organized combination which is
backed by w. G. Whitney, w. L. FL
kins p. A. B. Widener and other capt.
talists. The issue of bonds VIII be linn
tied to $21, 900, 900.
Your linen left spot1ess, American
Steam Laundry, 112 West Seventh
TelephOne BAL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21

Chicago, jan 21.-The Fibre Box COM
pany of this city assigned today to
Charles H Wells. Liabilities are $4,000
and assets 100000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-01-21

"A Bachelors Honeymoon comes to
the Crawford theater next Thursf]av
evening, and Town Topics Saturday
evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13

Uncle Ben" Whitney al the pilot
house last night was the recipient Of a
call from one of his old ship mates In
the Arctios twenty-five years ago. II
was Quartermastcr Suatton, Of the
Australia, so well known to all kamoa-
mas, having been in that capacity on
the popular liner now over five years.
Together Capt Whitney and Stratton
were In many a perilous cruise OF
Point Barrow, then the farthest north
attempted By most of the whaling fleet
OF course with steam the whalcrs COW
go way mp the Mackenzie and, when
they get high and dry on the bWcmuA
shoals, the water ballast Is pumped
out and on they come. But these
days MS different and the old veterans
admitted that whaling wasn't exactly
what it used 10 bee. Whales are scare.
90, competition ls kcruor and there url
tmauy hardrhips endured ln those Times
| mr exceeding those ui tHr r.a of iH.
larFUumtH OF the 5p.f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
no WAR SHIP bids

WASHINGTON. May S1.-aiids Assfr'
20 have been opened by The Navy Do
partment today al noon dur af-munet
cruisers now authorized by law, uu
none was received Wftmu che JE,ic'
fixed by Congress.
The Carnegie Steel Company and gh'
Bethlehem Iron Company submitted
statements that they were unable -
furnish armOr OF the eharacser 70
quired at the price fixed by Gungrsss
Burnstine Brothers. 81 san F'raneisgp
made blanket offer 10 furnish al rh'
armor required for saS0 psf gpp
which. however. is above rJhs linn
fixed boy Congress This lhnit Eal
$500 for the seyen slips authorized LAS
year and $500 for the ships authorized
this year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
Roderiek Dhu.

HLO. June S.-Hawaii Herald. The
bark RhOderlck Dhu in the Matson
line sailed for San Francisco early
yesterday morning with a fun cargo
and. ali passenger accommodations
taken. She carried 1856 bags Of SUI
gar and Is bags OF coffee. divided as
follows: FrOmWaiakea, 1920 bags;
Pepeekeo. 5000 bags; Hilo Sugar Com
pany. 1906; Hakalau. 5000 bags, and
from o. a. Steven u bags of coffee.
The cargo was valued at s2l5.5l5.3O
She carried as passengers X. II. Glaze
and family, +. Bashaw and family. 4
y. Hitchcock. Miss frankie Eaton.
Miss Nina Eaton, Z. V. BOgart and
Mrs. Il. T. Guard and family.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
Sewerage CONSTRUCTION bids

At the Cabinet meeting yesterday
contracts were awarded for the con
struction of the city's sewerage sys-
TEN. The contract for the outfall part
of the work, or the section between
the pumping station and the sea. goes
to Wilson 4 WhitehOuse, for $50 500
Vincent q Belcher get the city worn
for 500. .929.5O. As the total appropria'
ton is s257 900, there is left sl57 .570.j .j(
for the purchase Of material.
An amendment to rules OF the aud
itor's department vas adopted.
Applications from the Californif
Feed Company and from A. r, Cook
for a lease of the old custom hOus'
building between Queen and Nuuan'
streets, was referred to the survey de
department
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
DEWEY PRAISES laoasoE

NEW YORK, MAY 30.-A cable =
the World from Hongkong sayF. 80
mira Dewey seldom discusses mep ~
events OF the Spanish war, but IpE
and then he says things fun 81 piti
aud point. He allowed himself 10 fdl'
of some OF the affairs in the Cusiai
campaign today. Speaking u th
Merrimac affair al Santiago the Aer
Of Manila said Of Lieut.. Hobs9n. =
like him. He il a brave man, d.Eu.
tied and modest. The trouble abpu
Hobsou Is that he takes lie TOO ser,
uusly. and rs hashim"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
is STILL A SHOT
C. +. Horner Gathers
Honors on the Coast.
Was Champion at Lshaipa-A Colo
MedaIist Shows some Sohust-
zen Club Men Good eve.

Dir. G.. r. Horner formerly alauag
OF the Pioneer nil Company sugar
plantation, and president %. ,na d.
laina rife team, has recently acIiaT
ed new huu8rs as q marksmIl. Nh9a
be left Lahaiua three ysus azo d.
carried with him the clubs gold media
which be had won in three contests
His multitude Of friends al IaIaila
and In other parts OF the Islands viii
be gratifed TO read the following TAX
en- from the Washington Press pub
lishcd at IrvingJou. California, April
9Th:
-Four members OF the Z. A. e. kii.e
Club attended the annual schue.zsn-
fest Of the California SchueJzen Cius
on Sunday. and will long rememBe-
the event, as they We're the guests o.
the club, and We're royalty entertained
The party consisted OF c. O. H0-nsr
c. W Riser. r. -, BlacOW and n. =.
Smith. They We're met al the boat boy
Mr. PhilO Jacob president OF the cinD
who took them in hand. and Eers
right royalty entertained by tbs DAD
dy" Of the rife shOo.ers OF the c0as-
Upon arriving a. the grounds -thsy
were presented 10 the leading shOosers
Of the sta.e. who were preseEt IN ia-E
numbers.
Shooting began al $50 IN The morn
ing. and MOI until o clock did the las
shot ring out the ciOsa fof uBs u'
the most interesting contests tha- -aE
club has ever held. Three " our Eums
men participated IN the sng8.. aat
made the following scores. q. y
HOrner 90: Il. y. BlacoN. 81, q. n
Riser. 81 When the announcement
WAS made that e. p Horner had mad
the phenomenal scure 0f f6g P0fn
with an upen-sight Minehesssr s-tiie
II brough; forth rounds suf appiaus
from the contestants IN the sifBu.
With the same rife he scored p ~
the ring or public target. Thereby HuG
| ing further 10 his hon0rs fur tns tiaf
In consequence OF mis- fine showing b.
will be entitled TO the ninth JirsEs Ui
Of one hundred prizes ufiersd Mos
ali of the shooters used what is h,npN1
as the 'peep-sight" which gives lbsI
a great advantage IN making iari'
scores
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
Popularity Of the Rscitalist is
Established at Once.
0THelL0 WAS WELL RENDERED.
First Appearance OF hannibal A.
williams at the Y. N. c. A uni
que and Effe ctive Work,
CFrom Saturdays DlIIyJ

A rare treat was the recital given by
Hannibal A. Williams at the Y. NJ. c.
A. last evening. The audience reyeled
in the exquisite Interpretation of
,Shakespeare's sublime tragedy, "othel-
10, the Moor" II would be difficult TO
imagine the powers of portrayal pos
sessed by Mr.. Williams. From the
deep p-sounding voice of the Moor he
rang the changes through all the char
acters up TO the sweet modulated tones
of Desdemona. The various emotions,
from the serpentine trickery and knay-
cry of Iago to the womanly tenderness
of Desdemona, were clearly brought
out
Mr.. Williams opened the recital with
a brief summary of the tragedy for an
introduction. Then as he brought in
the different characters he Informed
the audience as to their identity. This
was only necessary the one time, as
afterwards the vocal change was suf-
fcient to make known the person
speaking.
The scenes where Othello relates the
means be used to win Desdemona's
love. and where he comes to his tragic
end were perhaps the best OF the even
ing. OF all the characters assumed
that of Othello stood out for its fore
ible Interpretation. The only criticism
in regard to any OF them was that the
crafty cruelty of Iago was hardly fully
portrayed.
The facial expression and the ease
with which nearly the whole of the
five-act tragedy was given without any
outside aid was marveled at.
The attendance was large despite
counter attractions. The audience
thoroughly appreciated the entertain
ment and all had only words of praise
for II.
Tuesday evening-A Midsumme
Nights Dream.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13

hope 90 Canada o. Do feared tha'
the United states nrln win "a
no distant date exclude Jamaica
fruit IN favor 1f cuba aud Porte
Rico Money WAS voted Tor the cstlb.
llshment OF a Wee. Indian trade agon.
cy In Ottawa.
The Legislature also adopted res1.
luton stating that, owing Co ,I0 adop-
tion by the United States OF counter
vailiug duties. sugar cultivation should
be saved from actual determination.
and calling on the imperial govern
ment tu act in unison with the uuitel
States as the two largest sugar CON
sumiug markets In the world, 10 bring
about the abolition of bounties
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
wNY soMN PEorIE ~ -


Bad management keeps more people
IN poor circumstances thau any Other
one cause. 10 De suecesstu, one anus.
look ahead and plan aaoad s8
tHaf when favorable oppor
mmiy presents i-scH ho is r.ady
no ake advantage Of t A auI. flra
Huught SIN also saEg much DEp.Rs.
ANA valuable Hme a p4aau. aud
aren man RIH heep a A0t.a ~
CHambrrHus Colo CAg.ra and DH
rbur RrmHdy NJ the huuHr .aH r.f
..s follow RIi Na.i uut. ..#
.lmprs NJ auG Aon Wln HF lrsr aaT.
aunE mr dl.lDT and haEf ~
.8l.m pm f9 ply Nr-.dv ".
uur II ,epe tap ollw y out p AaH.n,
HIHI aHl AW apndtf HN. N#
FbHu0 y seu.uF Frhg FA.r
|E.UHE puuur lur fs.f Dbl
hENSON sMlIh 4 ~ i|H
AFps flr ulRMim lhltnis al
luuF. ana pol'nr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
Wish TO SETTLE
Men Who Will Locate Out
in the Philippines.
Soldiers Believe the Inducements
Are Excellent A Petition Sisn-
cd BY Several Thousands.

NEW YORK. May 31.-A special TO
the Herald from Manila says:
Information has been received here
that satisfactory results have attend
ed the movement among members OF
the volunteer regiments for the estab-
lishment of a large American colony
in the Philippines.
-Four thousand Of the volunteers
now in the islands are reported TO
have signed petition to the President
and Secretary OF War praying that
they receive their discharges in Ma
Mia. instead OF at the places OF enlist
ment, and they be allowed travel pay
to the places Of enlistment. II WAS ex
planned that they believed the Philip
pine Islands Offered rare opportunl
ties for industrious and enterprisin;
Americans to make for themselves
homes" and that they desired to re
main for the purpose Of taking par
in the development Of the mining. ag
ricultural and industrial resources o
the islands.
The petition stated that. in the even
of favorable action by the Govern
ment. those signing it pledged thei
united support in upholding the law
and protecting the interests Of tn
United States there, and would, If s
desired, become members Of nationa
guard or such other organization a
might be necessary for the protection
of American interests in the Philip
pines.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
CASTLE & COOKE, Lld
HONOLULU,
COMMISSION ERGHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS.

-AsFs1- roii--
The Ega Plantation co,
The walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd.
The Kohala sugar co,
The Walmsa sugar NH co,
tho Koloa Agricultural GO,
Ths Fuliog Iron Works, st Louis.
No
Tho STANDARD O.i co.
Ths Geofgs " biake steam pumps
Wssion's reHirIfpgils
1is Aos EnElaBd Mutual Llfs To-
sufanes CO., " boston,
ihe AtIua firs iasuranfe Co. "
Hartford Coma
fbe AlIlaHfs AHuTanes Go, " Aos'
i0h 4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
DETROIT
JEWEL.
STOVES

WE are ceiebratl1g the
successful introduction Of
JEWEL" Stoves and Ranges
by giving purchasers out of
Honolulu special benefit Of
a Freight Rebate OF 10 per
cent. off the regular price of
all our stoves: In addition
to which you get tie usual
s per cent. cash discount.
Our complete stock of Iso
stoves, ranging in price from
SIIto S72-with another ISc
now on the way, comprises
the following:
MERIT JEWEL RANGE.
Isle, 4 styles, with Water Coil.
EMPIRE JEWEL RANGE.
I size, J styles, with Water Coil;
I size, ! style, with or without W ate,
Coil.
CITY JEWEL RANGt.
sizes, styles with or without Water
Coil, and with or without Hot wats,
Reservoir.
WELCOME JEWEL STOVE.
sizes, with or without Reservoir.
MODERN JEWEL STOVE.
sizes, with or without Reservoir.
MESQUITE JEWEL STOVE.
sizes: No. 7 and Nc. $.
". ". DIMOND & co.
HONOLu.u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
HooLEY IMMUNE

LONDON, May 30.-The PuJA, Pros
ocutor announced today Jha, be- would
not proceed with the prosecution Of
Ernest Terah Ho1ley, uhe corporation
promoter and Spectator upon gLe
charge Of fraud
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13

80. John WFrs editor ol la. rnsa
N.Hm Iuw. Rg AaF. HHl
UHHUrH'HH coin. CH9.HH aHd
.W"."H H.m.dg n mE. Hm." EH
.H.m raH HaF. Hm0ulH A.. a
hundred. NJ u.HH mH HaEa uHu
.HlRu 4. lI aI| u a Hs.. U Hnr
IHI aH.I HH
uEAsuN SMITH a 20. IIp.
AFyHt mf llHNH.lau Islands .u1 l
'lHuHF Hni nrl'fIf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
"E. ALLEN"
The Young Man Kept I!ms. II
pronlinInt at Oakland.

A San Francisco paper says that L.
Allen Sherman, as president Of the
Christian Endeavor Union of Alameda
county, in 1895, achieved notoriety for
himself by demanding from the Police
Commissioners the dismissal of the
then Chief OF Police, Louis 4. Schaffer.
His request was based upon petition
signed by himself as president and w.
Gardner as secretary OF the Endeayor
Society, in which charges were made
that Chief Schaffer was in league with
gamblers and the criminal element OF
Oakland, and that he was the official
protection of the saloons, dives and
gambling dens of that city. The ac-
cusations caused a decided stir. Schaf.
fer retaliated by having Sherman ar
rested on a charge OF criminal libel
which was subsequently dismissed.
Later in the same year the young
man again came into prominence b!
engaging in heated controversy will
Rev. DIR. Coyle Of the Presbyterian
Church at a meeting of the Christian
Endeavor Union, in which each chal
Ienged the yeracIty OF the other Tit
trouble caused a split in the unioI
and it afterward developed that tn,
reverend gentleman sent his daughte
Fast to escape the amOrOus attention
Of the young lawyer sherman ad
mitted his affection for Miss Coyl
and openly charged that her father
antagonism to him In the affairs Of ia
Endeayor Society was prompted D.
the clergyman's dlsapproyal Of an In
timacy which bid fair 10 result IN
love match.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-06-13
CLARkE's BLOOD MIXTURE

CAUTIOS --purchasersof rsc's Blood Mix
tufc should zee that they get the genuine altclo,
Mouhlrss h. itationr aud substitutes are somt-
timc- paimcd on by uup'inciplcd vendors. The
VOID. Lincoln aud MidisHd Couulies Drug
Coz pluy, Lincoln, England are engraved ol
the GOy.fnmeul amp, aud "Ilafhes Word'
.umsd Hood MlKtute,' blpWn IN The bniilr,