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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-22
MEETING NOTICE.
MAUNALEl SUGAR CO, LTD.

c. B. GRAY,
Secretary Maunalel Sugar Co., Ltd.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-07

the paving for this year will be limited
to the following districts:
Main street, from Galena to Platinum.
Wyoming street, from Broadway to Cop
per. Copper street. from Main to Wyo-
ming alley. Main street from Copper
to Woolman.
Street Commissioner Cotter filed his
report for January this morning. show
Ing an expenditure by the street and al
ley department of $1,O59.57. Mr.. Cotter
expended for the health department,
The report OF Chief Of Police J. J. La
veil for January, 10 as follows:
Arrests, 1858; males. Ill; females. 152.
"Drunks, 46; disturbances, 3S: inmates.
145: miscellaneous, 16; dismissed, IS.
Total receipts in fines. $1,267.
Meals served prisoners, $50 at 20 cents
per meal, $116.6O.
Lights reported out, Gas at cents
per hour. $32.25.
'Lodgers accommodated, As; stolen
property reported and recovered, $5.425:
pawnbroker's reports filed, 1856; pledges
recorded, 1893.
1.-The wire to be used for the patrol
system is now being strung and will
soon be ready for the boxes
Chief Peter Sanger Of the fire depart
ment, report shows that 20 alarms were
responded to during the month Of Jam
uary. The total loss during the month
was $26.1S5. The property involved was
worth $1S1, 500, and was Insured for $751;
600. The expense of the department
was as follows:
Salaries, $2.o19.16: incidentals. $24s91.
City Treasurer Calkin's financial ex-
hibit for January was filed yesterday in
the office of the city clerk. 1t is as fol-
lows:
Jan. l. to cash in
bank ...... ...... Sill, ,167. .07
Cash on hand in
office ........ ). -. 401. "a
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-07
City Engineer Has Considered
the Protests.
WILL GO To THE COUNCIL
January Reports of Police and Fire
Departments and the City
Treasurer.

One of the important matters that will
be considered by the city council at to-
nights meeting will be the report of City
Engineer ]. G. Bickenbach on protests. At
the last meeting Of the city council pro-
tests against paving Were received from
taxpayers in six of the eight new Inn
provement districts. When property
owners representing more than so per
cent Of the property of a district file
protest against paving, the improve
ment cannot be proceeded with. The
protests were referred 20 the city engi-
neer to ascertain the percentage of pro-
testing property in each district. Mr..
Bickenbach filed his report with the city
clerk today. It is as follows:
To The Honorable Mayor and City
Council Of the City of Butte.
Gentlemen: I find the following re-
suits in regard to the protests OF prop
erty holders against paving in the vari-
Gus districts:
In District No. IL. $40 per cent.
In District No. II. 7211 per cent
I'm District No. IA, 50 40 per cent.
in District No. IS. per cent.
In District No. II, Y 1-1O per cent.
In District No. IS, 81 $40 per cent.
'tNo protests in District No 13 and Ia
According to Mr.. Bickenbachs report
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-07

Cox, contests 1t. was referred to Thomp-
son Campbell to take testimony.
The papers in the bankruptcy case Of
Burchard & Pierce of Neihart were filed
today, The liabilities are given at
SIS, 900 and the assets nothing. well,
guess he is bankrupt all right" said
Judge Knowles. He referred the matter
to S. A. Balllett
The arraignment Of r. A. Bartlett on
the charge Of perjury, was set for to-
day but Judge Mediation asked that the
plea be allowed to go over until next
Monday morning. The motion was grant,
ed.
The suit of the Globe National bank VS..
the Butte & Boston was set for next FRI
day.
The Nixon bankruptcy case will be ta-
ken up next Friday.
The opera house matter went over un-
til tomorrow morning.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-07
SMALLPOX VICTIM
VISITED THE JAIL.

John O'Brien called on Jaier Thomas
Boyle early this morning. There are
few officers anywhere who are as polite
as Mr. Boyle. He asked the visitor IT
he could serve him in any capacity.
"Ycu will do me great favor If you
will inform me where the receiving hos
pital is," replied O'Brien. as he removed
a handkerchief from face covered with
eruptions. II believe have the SMALL
poX.
Mr. Boyle lost no time in showing the
visitor the door and directing him to
his destination 1T is such little inci-
dents as these" he remarked afterwards,
while the Jail was being frMnigated that
make the place of jailer worth the sal
ary."
OBriecfs case is not bad one. His
home is at No. 62O East Galena street.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-07
NEWSR0Y's MASQUE BALL.

The newsboys' and bootblacks' charity
masquerade ball will he given at the
Auditorium tomorrow evening. The
management advertises that prizes worth
in the aggregate $500 will be given to
those who appear in costumes most
striking and appropria te.sf The prizes
vary from a trip to Salt Lake City and
all expenses to sugar cured ham. Four
cases of beer will be given to the best
group of four. and the best Aguinaldo
group will be nresente. with a meal
ticket and there are many others. Two
orchestras will be in attendance and 100
calcium lights will play upon the danc-
erS.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-07
WORKED THE PANEL GAME.

Miss Trixie Evans and a confederate
succeeded in working the panel game
on John Sullivan in the bad lands last
night, and robbed him of $50. On Sulli-
vans complaint the girl was arrested
and fined $50 in police court this morn
ing.
Mollie Howard, who created a row at
the B., A. & P. depot last night. was
fined $50 by Judge Sullivan this morn
ing.
Daily inter mountain., 1900-02-07
AT THE HOTELS.

The Butte-Ben Joseph. Chicago; A..
W. Caine, Salt Lake; H. II. Shuttle, Chi
cago; A. Zuckerman, San Francisco; =.
w Royce. Chicago; NJ A. Gattstein,
Seattle; N. G. Conybear, Chicago; Carlos
Warfield, Helena; S. +. Meininger, J. s.
Newman, New York; N. 3. Hotter, Hell
ena; Joe Gaines. St. Paul; VIM. Drake
Norris; T. ]. Winter. Rexburg, Idaho: j..
H. Fitzgerald, Missoula; =. Donlan
Frenchtown: Thomas G. Smith. Great
Falls: E. E. Merges, Portland. Ore; ].
X. Waite, Helena; Edwin Norris, Dillon;
w. E. Phillips, Helena; George 3. Con-
way, Glendale.
The McDermott-R. @. Montgomery.
Owensboro. KY: w. G. Benham, George
A. Clark. Salt Lake; A. =. Mckenzie.
Denver; George W. Stone, Kansas City:
E. Sharpe. Helena "A. J. Baillou. St.
Paul. Godfrey Lavelle, Missoula; G. Fl.
Riggin, Minneapolis; a. E. Long, Great
Falls; B. v. Norberg, Milwaukee; E. ~.
Gray, Helena; B. Y. Burns, Divide.
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posT-rxTELLSGESCE WANT AID.
AGENCIES.


ms Pasi.futsilirsnosr has established branch sFen.
fis whey. classified sdveft<ensnts wli ~ received
until 70 .. m. each dxy The rates charged ~ the
branch agencies tho same - ~ the Pest intst-
etrrer lnitsne~s oicr Cash sds only will n tAhen
Il hr.neh sgencss FoIicvius u the s. Of agencies:
Yevke BarrtngtOn's Aru9 store.
Second avenue ana pike.
DrOsAway PhArmary. r. II. Fisher,
nr0aawny auA James,
R~ston Hul Pharmacy, Madisss
street ana Fifteenth avenac.
Walla Walsa Pharmacy, Twenty
nrst asa East Jefferson.
Brown's Pharmacy. CORNER YesIer
and Broadway.
shtptle9's Drug store. Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy. IO12 How.
ell. cOrsss norea.
NORTH sssttI> Pharmacy. Dastsry
and First avsnue.
A. y. Guy's Pharmacy. Denny way
and Ftfth avenue north.
r. ,. Costigsn's Pharmacy. 0ueen
Anne avenue sad Roy street.
UALLAHD.
Presten's Pharmacy. Ballard ave.
nae.
FREMONT.
Fremont Druw Company, Lake
street and Ewing avenu~.
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wAxrED-RooMs WITH BOARD.
WANTED To RENT--nOUxEa.

wANTED--To rent at once, for the win
ter, small furnished cottage central To-
cation not necessary. Address s L. care
post-lntelligencer.
WANTkD-@To rent four or five-room fur
nished house. Address p 3. care Post
Intelixencer,
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The foiioxinx deeds xerx nIsd Tor record IN the
tounfy auditors Office yesterday
W. 4. Mars 20 ~ 10 Halsy ~ Cameron lots
and 70, bloct s. &snsrt Heights, sIn
Theodcrc y. smHh st III. e John 1oldhesg. io',
and O. block II. First Tlat Wsss Seattle Land anu
Imp. Co. West seattle bz
Johanna Moe ana hBshand = A sssifsnoefger
block "a, Markers sspi Fifsf ssIa- SN.
Janrs MrDermoff Il NJ 70 Thomsr Irvine Lurn-
her Co. SEA sec j. ~ =. as
Moore rrxe<fSnfuf 80. 10 sfAk Nhei5n. in,s D .
sad a. block ~ Madison PARK add. -
A. A. Denng "a m % Efsana Hartford. block y,
A. 4 Denny's broadway add. 1s&
William ~ Finrt ~ Henrsette z HyMe.. ga
lots md I. block r, g d. Befea.s sdd, p
taork /, srattie Homestead Assseissinns Frss add,
Esxshe.h n. Ie~A aud husband 50 James y.
Esary loss 4 s. IL 3nd w. book 2 Orchard hiii sed'
wiism Ruesrr q .px. % caIrss ,. Osborne.
ess n ~ q ~ n $50 u 81 q nsh see y 70
So. ci5. 80.
s wsss wsis adf and icts and 10. block E.
Bar sisx add to saifnoe hay, fyH
Lashrs g. Hissisan 70 siiile BirisaHs 81 lot :
tfs<k 81 Wai,a Walls sdt- f&
t<rss1 ~hsnncn - ux co. A. VI. Prputy. lot s. IN
usrk Il Rfsrrefn sesueA All 500
gonn Ds~fsnbsfhrr q to Mary j. Washbirn.
lot 3 Block l. sspi pist haoci : Tssss's sd y ~
q W.. sod ~ Il sss 80 / - . n. re.
scsf1ern pssfac Railway Co 70 Adeft<rt o. Bar
h., .ru a reis srs o. ~ q n. {. sfU
Moor fnsesfment Co 20 Dorn q. Kane lets =,
AMI ID. Ma~k l. University Heights, Ht7
YasssrA fcIizs 20 Anna " weidiieh feet
~ . fsocb 81, North seattle
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FoRTY-Two years ago. when the II
wars ragged over Western WabhlnC
an army Of Indian warriors made V
headquarters on the present site ~
Denny Blaine Lake Park. They o61(
ed this spot for its commanding 49,
over tho whole sxpanse OF Lake ~
ington and the surrounding countr1s:>
The natural advantages then oyeg ~
other location are more pronouuCe4 T.
with graded avenues, cement walhA
water and one Of the best of ~
car lines connecting Il every IT,
minutes with tho business center n e.
city In 2S-minute run.
Examine tho Denny Blaine lake pafe
fore you bny for home. or ~ Z
edged Investment. IL Ia without ~
III any residential district.
THE DENNY. LAND CO.
Dexter Horton hank building.
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PrgLtsHfns NOTICE Traseiins asenb are
A. ~ Ru+nsff .. A Mcclellan, o. ~ Lacmh and
Il fsinrstsrN CITY collectors are n r. Hawlcy.
Iohn 81 Eheshan, l. A. Goodfsiics. 4. H. Muls
and Rofart Akin PD<sm0tera eseryvhsrs are cur
sveufx PAY mnney onir b. these and 10 resi-
dsst sgests IA the various cities and tcvsp II the
Northwest
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NOTICE
THE members OF Palm Circle No. So, Wo-
men OF Woodcraft. viii please take no.
tire that the circle will hereafter meet
al the Eagles hall. In Pacinc block.
corner ~ yeslsr ana Occidental avenue
JOSEPHINE M'LAtrGHLIN. clerk
patohcr q 1900
SPECIAL communication 81 St Johns
Lodge, No, y. v. 4 A. NJ. this Saturday,
evening at ssO o'clock; Third degree. ali
Freemasons are cordially invited A. A.
Guernsey. g. w, n. 4, Peterson, seere-
tafy.
LORRAINE Chapter No. q o Els. win
hold all meetings hereafter ia Masonic
temple the nrHt and third We tne~days
Of each month. Flora NJ r.. sullivan,
W M
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BUSINESS ORANGES.


81 s0p--s2 rooms and fine saloon.
IS -5O-room house; long lease.
ss.eso-ts roornrs elegantly furnished; bar
gain.
g.. 10 2 rooms. finely furnished; exam
81. s.e-ie rooms; elegant: richly furnished.
81. sssD-E rooms: long ieaae. Investigate.
si.@n-Ss rooms great money maker
sLS0p-i4 rooms. fine. monthly payments
si.so-i7 roofns. nicely furnished. bar
gain.
u. isp-ss rooms; part cash. easy.
81. e1o--i6 rooms. bargain; money maker
sso-is rooms; richly furnished: snap.
sx<--iI rooms location unsurpassed: Ana
STOLE rooms: location. second avenue
Ese-k rooms. elegantly furnished: bar
ss.s~s rooms. me; Madison avenue.
Grocery stores, cigar stores ALI descrip-
Business opportunities. houses. lots
ranches. timber claims, all descriptions
HALL. a Co. 3isk Hinckiey Block
EslaAliansd ISIS.
SPECIALS
$3.50 for te-roorn hotel netting 800
nsso for bo-room brick hotel netting ssss
mont hiy.
10 for ss-roon lodging house netting
sa.eso for s~roor lodging house netting
t1a3 monthly.
tl.ao for is-room lodging house.
fi.7S for zisre0m losstns houne. very
Loco for select boarding and roornlnR
house netting tzzk monthly, and With
discreet management eau be mails
10 pay more.
$50 for billiard and rissr pAriora netting
sia9 monthly, c0st t.fso cheMp rsnt,
sell
" H. MUIR A. co,
haswiuens Poat.istelliEenccr
LODGING HoUsE@
Z so-31 rooms. on FIRST ayenuA
sSse--tl rooms this - good
so--is rooms. center ef town
H.b-.i4 rooms. neas TAird street.
So 20 r0Orns. on Marion
TO- rooms. on Seventh avenue.
kfl-s rooms. close IN
ha@-s rocms. on Fourth street.
sfs-3 rooms. center town
n you Wish q seil your house quick fist
sra now. G. r. Edwards. ~ New York
clock
RESTAURANTS
81 fsse-- This Il good one.
As-tla established, making money.
i,yss~Everyfhiux complete large piaes
BD-FIHe location cheap money maker
2.os--A dairy location. no better
6. Z. EDWARDS. ~ <es YORK Block
szooe-sn rooms. brick block; central loca-
ion. rent, Bee; nicely furnished. snap
bargains from B,fs1 70 fiacr9.
JONES. HEWITT a Co. a. Pioneer Blk.
SAW mill for sale; capacity. ~ thousand;
plenty OF timber. For particulars write
a.. care Post-Inteligencer
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ESTABLISHED ises: resident Of - "a
for ~ years .
For Raie-~Ne are ceiling the old De-
farm In tracts 70 Fuit the purtn
lit n on the Seattle and Nentou Ger
ri Dunlap postoffice: cheaper thAe
other lard on scent car line -
the city.
Lake Washington water front. -
brighton Beach.
q. sso-s room house aud lot. rsu1e ~
reasonable terms.
81. sfsl~so acres on Cedar river. impfse
best buy IN king county.
uzn per acre land on I'ns seSttA
Tacoma interurbam road &
GEO w. DUNLAP, " tfnion biee4sx
ESTATE must be wound up Er~oe1
offer the following 80. lots on er1
street, elegantly located. rear too
lines. beautiful place for hesnfs
lots are really chsap-not merely
- sfi ,sS..,o,,. "a. hsy. on. o. TO y
barsains IN acreage property for "
20 acres ia Vert Seattle. Tbia u -
did tract ard fps opportunity Tor ine4
nsr1t. As property In West Ea4ttU
bound 70 become very valuable.
Cal On fhe sxec0icFr. xz
STEIN 4 fiARsIrH sss New York Eis1
FOR sAf.E~g7S 10 fgzSs lofN 90 Han
car lins isrgH number ~ select 49,
tissA Desirable lots on MasFpaa Para M
f1z-Tso lots near state university.
txzse-I~0f on Queen Anne avenue.
ti.1sl- Lot on sixtseHih ave0ae. hee
addition. lime on part
Houses al moderate prices -
Good agricultural and fruit isn1 ~
~ miles ~ Pioneer square. pArtiy
proved only si7.5o per acre
FOhHESr AZ SHOT Eli.
Washington Building.
" ~ r,rtp iQusef Anna
f;.s1-isExizs. corner view can netW
1bHtrgctsd; only one block from ~
ner Queen Anne avenue and Hie
drive. The best harkala On queen -
". D. FIELD. {, hs,sss
BIGGEsT snap IN city-i lot. 10
close In. ci0Se 10 car line; one q
finest views IN city. Price. 80. %
cash. balance on time DO you
house built on instailment plaza
80, cali and see as. George Pubv9I
Co. Jo4 New York block
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aELr wAHruu-mALn.
wANTEp-ror United States marine
unmarried men z ssod hsbiss, between
have Legally DECLARED Intention to b..
esMA ct{isens. For further information
apply a. marine recruiting onies. room
MA E Yssier way, seettis -
wANrED-Man, upright character, TO
house salary. SIS per week and es-
renses. payable each week direct from
headquarters, expense money advanced;
position permanent. reference. STANDARD
BARBER shop for sale in city; two-chair
outnt. all complete. everything new:
cost, $3.50: ~iil sell for t1ao cash, on Ac-
count u leaving city. good room; cheap
sppls s < 4 \. w Wilson. Seattle no.
tel room ~
raE National IAfs INSURANCE. Company, Of
Vermont, wants f~o good city solicitors.
The best policy In the market to sell
4 p walker. state manage sc re-.
cire hioek
WANTED Well sppearins young man.
between age Of n ana ~ to learn hgxl-
ness opportunity 20 prosress: must be
art ard quick 20 learn. Address " 4
care rest frteiligeneer.
GkfNhfs rnsrGeJr men 10 represent 1A
shreusheut ,hs state good commission:
accident and health Insurance. The Co
lumbar Accident Association. Collins
block
wANTFlp-chef So second cock. sp
,a ~ -, S sso - s nys ,, sgAss rgss
address 4 care ress.ia,el,sseneer.
etc. Il esslsfs. ~ rnSn,aiv ana ~.
feaaes sxrerienes phnscssssry- riuuer
IsTfnmsry so ~ i.cals Me
WANT Ep-A xops cook Cor restAasar, "a
tsrAtl rsiltnaa teEnl stat- wages refer
l1tslslseneer sesttls
B.RaERs~ Hold your orders Tor bar
tsr supplies ,iu I SsN - you; VII be
hsse z few deys q y W wAkoa-
THREE experienced solicitors waited AZ
eNcT' Ecod salary, no ccrmttsfon Ah-
dress . esre ro~t.irtelhseneev.
wASrgD- essnsisrsn asnlrsns comfort.
abe twrri-eea raa-s az tc~esf r8fea
Ihe ksoEsncn ~ Nasises
PhtErARE isr ,soea s.yins crses yosi.
ilnns sttsrt Lees HHsinssS college,
esy sra nisht sessions
LESSONS n tr.virx Cor all tines 81
business mechanical Ans oERsts Lce's
hasiaess coltegs
I WANTED IA psriencca saw mn ara
fsfa rsen. Seattle Lanhxr Ca faci
Afarrisnn street
wANTEp~YiAsser. onN wha uraerutasss
rrneVauns Seattle Hat FACTORY iAa
FtgNt avenue
At once. steady. sober mar Tor rishs
clsrs. CsN Globe hotel eetwcca H. ans
y ecl0ek
COAT ard partsmaker wanted A a
Snlan. the tailor. New Whaiccrn.
Wash
I GOOD employment FOR steady boys. Low
he'd TinNare Mfg Co. fli7 First avenue
( WANTkfN--Hny 20 tend sua run erran,is
lH plausiuN shnl. ts Columbia street
| WANTED Baraer. Hotel Seattle shoo.
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TWELVE DANCING LESSONS,
s. So, ladies and gentiemens guarantee
waits. two-Etep and all the latest ball
room tancos low rate for gentlemen
1ainink open classes now Monday ana
Friday evening", no wtliscn Dancing
Academy. Pike street. Ranke block
Private lessons daily
siRST grand prixn mask hall, wednes-
dax evening Oct q Ranke halt Pike
street and fffth avenne Prise cake
Walk ana dancing Music b seattia
Mandolin club admission &c
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klL-f5h- horse power. high speed
electric light engine new OF second
hand u in prime condition; state make.
size. condition and price. Address
Grays HArhor Commercial Co. Goa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-25
Remarkable Cure Of Rheumatism.

kenna, Jackson Co., w. Va.
About three years ago my wife had
an attack Of rheumatism which con-
fined her to her bed for over month
and rendered her unable TO walk a
step without assistance, her limbs be
ing swollen to double their normal
size. Mr. s. Maddox insisted on my
using Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
purchased a fifty-cent bottle and used
it according to the directions and the
next morning she walked to breakfast
without assistance in any manner, and
she has not had a similar attack since
a b. Parsons. For sale by Jno.
Coughlin, III Water ST., Druggist.
M, w, f, tt
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The Horrors oil a Siege.

The news from South Africa does
not indicate that the relief of MAIZE
king is near at hand. On the contrary
4 late dispatch says Lord Roberts has
asked Col Baden-Powell who com
mands the besieged garrison in the
little town to hold out until May 20.
1t does not seem possible that this dis
patch can be authentic, for while the
English are pushing toward Pretoria
they cannot neglect the heroic band
which has already withstood n siege
which has had few, if any. equals in
modern warfare. The result Of the
siege at Kimberley was bad enough
at Mafeking, already besieged six or
seven weeks longer than they We're,
the condition must be even more des-
perate and yet the starving, sick and
harassed soldiers are reported to have
been asked to hold out n month longer.
English pluck and valor We're never
given 4 more severe test.
The horrors Of a siege are well indi-
| Gated by the official figures covering
the losses Of General White while be
sieged in Ladysmith by the Beers from
November 2 to March /. The report
says that General White had n garri-
son Of 572 officers and 1924 men when
| the siege began. but when the end
came with the arrival Of the
relief column he had but 403
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A Noble Gift.

Happy the college whose sons are
both loyal and able to express their
love in a practical and substantial
manner. Bowdoin has ever been
famed not only for the many great
names on its alumni roll but also for
the exceptional loyalty of its thou-
sands of graduates. There nave been
numerous examples of this in the past,
and the latest is one that fills with
gladness the hearts of Bowdoin men
everywhere and brings the Warmest
CONGRATULATIONS of the whole State OF
which the old college is such an inn
portant part. Gen. Thomas IL. Hub
bard of New York, class of 81, has al
ready done much for his Alma Mater,
hut this present of $4,000 for a new
library building is a truly noble gift,
doing credit alike to the heart and the
head of the donor.
Bowdoin College deserves the mag
nificent new building for its library
which this gift insures it. Its library
of about 10000 volumes, the largest
and most valuable collection of books
east of Boston. has occupied the wings
of Kings chapel in quarters SO
cramped as to seriously hinder its use
fulness and where the priceless treas
ures that have accumulated in over a
H. hnov in q Mt
Of fire. The new building will have
ample room for the rapidly growing
library, and will be fireproof. More
over, it will be INTELLECTUALLY a struc-
ture worthy to grace the same beauti-
full campus which is adorned by the
artistic and imposing Walker Art
building. Searles Science building.
Memorial hall. and Kings chapel. No
small college. if indeed any college, in
the land has campus which mature
and art have combined to make more
attractive than that at Brunswick.
Gen Hubbard who has by this gift
done so much for Bowdoin and for
Maine, is of a famous Hallowell family
whose public spirit and generosity our
sister city has felt. 1t was through
him that Bowdoin became possessed Of
the splendid Searles Science building,
and this additional evidence Of his
loyalty and interest will enshrine his
name in the hearts Of all Bowdoin men
through the years to come. And 50 We
congratulate Bowdoin, knowing that it
fully merits all the good things that
fall to its lot and that the new library.
as well as all other parts Of its superb
equipment, will be employed with the
greatest efficiency to the highest ends.
And we feel that its sister colleges in
Maine, rising superior to any such
emotion as envy, will be among the
first to extend their Fluctuations.
Bates. with its own promise Of a new
library building. modest to be sure in
comparison with Bowdoin's. but
nevertheless a gift to be proud Of and
SldltIul lOI, 1OlDS, Win It's NV
science building and the assurance Of
womans dormitory: and the Univer-
sity Of Maine with its new gymnasium
and drill hall in process of construc-
ton, are all enjoying prosperity along
this particular line, and can well
afford to join their older sister college
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-25

The enemies Of Lord Roberts in the
rear are numerous, especially in Off
cial quarters: but at the present time
they are far less effective than those in
his front. Even the most mutton
headed English department official
recognizes the fact that it would
scarcely do, at this time, to openly
discredit the only British general who
has thus far exhibited conspicuous
qualities of leadership in the face of
the enemy.