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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04

0Drter 5euerpebr eingefiibrt porben
uno nirb 10 bdlo pie mOgli6 bel Der
TeucripeGr in Der gan5en Stabt i'm
@ebraud ietn. Sas Sprungneb 1T
aus maiiibem 0rabtsefle6t, itatt beS
bisberiQen SuugefleGtes bergeitelt,
unb baS 9rahtgefledt tit nit elmer
Diden Sage bon SegeltuG iiber5paen.
lin ben Sprung abaui9pGGen, iino
III elmer Gntfcrnurg BON ie eineui SUB
Gpiralen angcbraGt, Die Den StoB Der
auf oos NsB f~alIenoen &Drper berart
Authorization, baB teue @srleBunsen
Die ToIQc iinb, uno su9lei6 ipirb bur9
Die itartsn 5sbern bic Gri6iitteruns
fir Die oas Sprungneb 6altenpen
Teuernehrleute um Elm SeDeutenoes
ubaeiGpGGt. Sas neue Sprunsneb
beftanb feline rSeuerprobe", als Der
Seuerpetrmdnn Seobplb BON Spris
enzGompagnie $50. 33 bon Dem pier'
ten Stpdpsri in bas Neb iprong urb
es ii9 bcrouafelte, bab Dos Neb in
iebea 8eaiebung ben Grpdrtungen entz
brad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
@brpntk.
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lano.
GaHfprnieu.

Ssm unteren Californian poQen
melrere Mi6tganer Sieb5ii4ter oteIeH
8tnter Elm Invertebrates Experiment
MADDEN. sic pDlen nGmlid cine
&an6 na9 9an5 mpbernen PldneE
einri9ten uno bstreiben. Inter Inoez
rem fpq bieielbe nit elettrti6en
S6einiperfern perieben Iein, Die auf
Den bD9tgtleeenen 9untten ange6ra9t
limb uno bic lle6srpudung bes 8tebs
aur Redtseit ungemein erlei6tern.
Mtittels zines SignalzGooer uno telez
phonii6er 8erbinOung nit Der Stand
lam Der Sitter zines ieben oieier 2tGs
ter Tofprt Qlarm i9lusen, penn iid
Siebe einI9let6en pDer iOnit ettpas
Observation-Disclosures puiiirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
@iSeomNm.

George Minoemanr, sin 8aus
i6reiners gontraftor in Milpaufee
taufte Dor Ginger 3eit einn Minen,
aniprua auf Der nSrun Riose" fir
5000. Sin permutbli6er Qsent bon
g. 90. Iodefeuer, Namens s. 80.
Murpbp bon Sougbton, Mt9., bot
linn fiiraliG $4,000 baar fir bas Stiid
2anb. 6err Minbemann tponte bas
GrunbItiid fir ben Preis ni4t perfaus
fen, t%porauf Der Qsent linn balb barz
auf $4,000 Bot. Sebt baben ii9 &as
pitaliiten erboten, bas 2anb NIT
100000 gu beaablen, INN es bsrgs
mGnnii9 aus5ubeuten. 9as' gigen>
tbum befinbet iih auf benz .8rule
@rant". 81 Meilen bon Champion,
Mih. Gs beibt baB in Der Na6bars
ihaft bon Minbemann's gigentbum
brei peri9iebene S9a9te angeleet
porben iino, UNI @iiener5 gu srabsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
Wi6igau.

- cSn 9prtlonb trug ii6 Elm unfaI
gu. aus bcm tlinge Mdoden unb ii6ers
haupt 8eiiBerinnen bon Geluloibz
Suartdmmen cine 2ebrs 5ieben %Iolten.
Trdulein gtbel Moe lab nabe Dem
Diem uno itiiBte ben Sept in cine
6arb. Sn ben 5aaren trug lie mebz
rere Seitentdmme BON GeQuloio, Die
fia aamdblib oon Der SfengIut6 err
EiBten unb pI0Bli4 in Slammen aufs
Qinoen. 9as MGb6en fat ibr gauges
pra9tpple5 Saor eingebiiBt uno
ouRerosm I9limme 8runbpunbsn baz
D%onQetraQen; ebenio lire Mutter, bic
bali, bic Slammen gu lOi6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
Bic i6re6Ithc 0cfaDr eincr
SSrnu.

@s Qi6t Bios cine Spffnung Sbr
2eben gu erbalten uno 0ieie lit, nit
tells elmer operation, iparen Die err
ftaunerben 0orte, pel9e Sruu S. 3.
Sunt bon 2tme &ibge, 0is., bon
ibrem Qr5te 6Orte, na9bem er Oer9eba
lid aefu6t bate, iie bon einem i6retz
li6en Ma9enleioen uno 8elbiu9t gu
heilen. @s bdtten ii9 9uleniteine gez
bilbet unb bic Srau purbe ~beItGnoig
ihledter. Damn fling lie on electric
8itters gu benuben, nel6e lie poae
ftGnbiq beilten.. @s 1T Elm number
bares Mdgens, 2eberz unb Nierene
Seilmittel. Ssilt 9Dspepiia, 8erluit
bes @ppetits. @erIuGen sic es. 8los
5O'gents. 9ardntirt. gu baben BEL
8. SO. Huete, Qpptbeter, 656 Wains
StraBe. Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
u D.
Semtf6lanO.
g n.

= @us Miin9en beri6tet man: @m
Sonntaa Qbeno purbe Spiiaen Roz
fenbeim unb Haubling auf FREEZER
Strede Der z llbr So Minuten in 2os
ienbeim eintreffenbe p~erionenaug
burd s3ieben Der ROtbbremie gum
Steben gebra4t. Sie 5ablreiden Heiz
Ienoen bes 3uses, meiitens Miindener
4usfliigler, ipurben babur6 in grobeh
S6reden periebt, ba man annabm, es
lei Elm @iienbabnunfal geI9eben.
@Ges brGnate iiG on bic Ssniter Der
WaQ9ons in bangor @rpartung Der
fommenosn 0inge. Sa erI6oa bon
elmer Waeenabtbeiluns britter &laHe
lieut. Der S@redenruf: ,0lei 8iaet'l is
ma ouBassfaa'n! SaIt's a tpenserl,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
Champion Der Welt.

sd perfufte piele Mittel um Sds
morrhoioen 81 heilep". i9reibt %. 81.
Smith BON 2atbam, ST., naber i9
fanb feline qbhilfe biz i'd 9udlen's
@rnica Sal6e sebraudte. Sd bin
IeitGer ni9t mebr nit Sdmorrboibeu
aeplaqt porben." @s lit bas einSi9e
Champion Seilmittel Der Welt gegen
SGmprrhoibsn unb hi ebeite Salbe Der
@slt fir 25c per S9n9tel, garantirt,
I'll BADEN BEL 8. SO. Ruete, 4pot6efer,
656 Matn Ctr, Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
Gin S6arfer, flarer 0ettt.

sSbre beiten @efible, Sbre io3iale
Stenuna ober ssbr gei9Gftli6er Grfola
hGnat gum sroben Sbeile bon Der perz
fetten 4rbeit Spires Magens unb
SShrer 2eber ab. Or. Sings Stem
2ife pias geben permebrte StGrfe,
einen f6arfen, tlaren @eiit, bobe @sz
pirationen. Cine 25c Shadtel pirb
sic pie elm neres Weien fiiblen mas
den. @ertduf bon 3. SO. &uete, @po=
tbeter. 656 Main Ctr, Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04
Drrr y. a. 9tiinrl,
ct. 1nnia, A1n.,
.uis,tTdJt. A,tnk1tnft 1.1tn
rrbuIt ri1te Anttrnrt.

Tolsenbe intereKante gprreiponoena
,es 6errn s.. %. StiEel, 1905 9ars
,ett Str, ct. 2puis, Mp., mD9te
,ieleiht fir piele uniersr 3eier bon
Sntereiie fem. Wtr eeben oaber, aui
srfuGen oes Gisentbumers bon Spr=
li's MlpenfrGuter 9lutbeleber ben
perbatim nieper:
st. 2ouis, Mo., IL. Sebr. 1900.
Or. Yeter Sabrnep,
gbieaso, 81.
@ertber Serr! Der ,3tped meines
SGreibens lit, Sic, seebrter Serr
9oftpr, I'm 4usfunft gu bitten,
pelden Weg id eini6lagen mub,
INN Tleii4 gu setpinnen. SD min
Shnsn meinen San tlar auseinnn~
Der ieben. 9ebtes Sriiblapr wurpe
i'd trant. Ser &opf that mir peb
uno i'd fihlte mioe unb abges
ipannt. Sd 5os einen Irat gu
&athe, tpel1er mir na6 e~tngebenoer
unteriuduns mittbsilte, baB meine
Contribution total beruntergetomz
inan lei. gr nabm mid in 8ebanbz
lung bis ungefd6r Witte Nopember,
ais ii6 beftige S6mer5en in meiner
linfen Seite einiteGten . Der Sofz
tor faete es pGre Neuralgie unb
nsrpDie SDspepiie. Den sinen Sag
fiihlte iA 10 5iemlid gut, ben MIDI
item fonnts id taum auf ben Seinen
iteben. Ssnuo6 perfab i9 mein
@eiGdft, ba meme SteQung meme
@ntpsienheit bebingte. Den Sag
na6 Weibna6ten traf id Scr.
Steae, einen Na6bar bon mir. Gr
bmertte ib iG9e iebr i9le6t aus uno
rietb mir es einmal nit Sorni's
4lpenfrGuter 8lutbeleber gu periuz
den. Sd entgegnete ibm, oab penn
i6 audi felt flint Monaten in Spts
tors SGnoen lei, i9 bod oas 8erz
trduen gu meinem &rat ni6t per=
loren babe unb banfe ibm fir feinen
&dtb. ga i6 ieop6 INNER ni9t
better ipurbe, feb ih mid enblid be-
pegen uno fling am 2. Sanuar nit
Hprni's 4lpenfrduter 9lutbeleber
an. Bon ben piaen bes Ooftprs
mar nod cine babe S9a9tel ppa
iibrid. S9pn ben 4. Sag fiiblte i9
better. Dim Is. Sanuar feierte ih
meinen "a. @eburtstas unb Sreunoe
Die eri6ienen tparen, p~unberten fid)
iber bic 8eferung meines 3uitan4
oes. sd erSGblte linen nun, nels
dem gliidlihen 3ufqa id meme
geHerung au5ui9reiben babe. Sd
bin nun an Der britten Slaihe.
Mein @eiunbbeitssuitanb lit gut,
ih babe feline S6meraen, cine ses
iunbe @eiidtsfarbe, nun mDhte
ih audi etpas 5leiih Sulegen. Sd
bin perbeiratbet, mdbis in meinen
8epobnbeiten unb gebe gut aui
meme @eiunbbeit obaat. Sn ben
leBten aebn SSabren mar mein Sc.
pi9t ni9t iiber 125 8funb, nun
pieae ih 1913 Pfunb, mD6te jebof
mein 9epiat auf $50 pfunb brins
aen. Oas muB i9 iagen, Sorni's
IlpenfrGuter 8lutbeleber lit eins
quite. superldiiige Webi5in.
N6tungsppn,
8. 70. Stui{el,
3505 Barrett Str"
4nmerfung. @uf 8oritebenbea
lie 8emertung, baB GENTLE perionen
edit Tleii4 anieben, pGbrenb nieber
,ei anoeren bas 8eaentbeil Der San
It. Sobalb bas Spitem in normalem
9uitanbe lit, pirb ii9 Elm sepiHer
Broaentfab bon Slei1h anSeben, il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04

4nmertung. 4uf 8oritebenoes
bic 9emerfung, oab GENTLE perionen
leiht Sleii9 anieben, tpdbrenb nieber
BEL anberen bas 8eaentbeil Der San
lit. Sobalb bas Spftem in normalem
2uitanbe lit, pirb ii9 Elm sepiTer
BroaentiaB BON Sleii9 anieben, je
mad Naturgeieben unb >8ebinsungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-04

psrlautst, lit Der 9ranb burd Sabra
lGfiiateit bes perunsliidten pfeiffle
entitanben, Der nod fpGt eearbeitet
bate unb babel bas brennenoe 2i4t
unter cine Sreppe seiteat bate, no
umberliesenbes Strob Seuer fling. Yin
etne &ettuns Der un9liidli9en mar
untsr ben obtpaltenosn umtdnben
riGt au benten.
The evening world., 1900-01-04

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Jan. THE
trial OF Actress Julia Morrison for the
nusder OF Frank Leiden. her leading
man. which began here to-day. prom
ses TO be the mos, sensational In the
History Of the States Jurisprudence.
She shot Lelden on the stage OF the
Chattanooga Opera House last sep,em-
Der In the middle OF the performance OF
. comedy by the mir. Plaster OF Paris
Company. The house was crowded.
She swears she killed Ieidcn In de-
Tense Of her honor and snys he hid
guaded and harassej her 10 the point
Of frenzy. Southern chivalry Is relied
upon by her attorneys 20 set her free.
~ such a plea as h'rs has never fallen
upon deaf enrs In the courts OF Tea
nessee.
The trial win su,ely become famous
blood. guilty wome are scarce In Ten
nessee. and Hiss Aiorrisons beauty and
the dramatic circumstances Of the XIII
ing servo TO enhance interes, In the
case.
There were 80 persons IN the theatre
on the night OF the tragedy. Miss MOrri-
son vas beautifully cOsiumed and played
With excellent arr,
Lciden watched her jealousy As round
After round OF app ause greeted her ef-
forts. She was ethpslns HIN. ard he
The evening world., 1900-01-04
NEW YORK LIFe's GROWTH.
>owc Remarkable Fissres shows
IN the 1sssessce Coapssy's
ssasemeat.

The agures IN the annual us,emen,
u the New York life Insurance Com.
pany show tina, IN the cirh, years o.
Prcziden, McCall's presidency the assets
Of the concsrn have Increased tiie 5o5. "a
and the income ss5iioss
The new bylaw adopted exclusively by
the company last July TO eliminate all
stocks from iis list 81 assets Is par,icu
AIRY impressive IN view Il the recent
depreciation and luciua lion OF values IA
| the stock market and speaks most e.s,.
uuently for the wisdom, foresight; Ard
caution Of IT. management, The Gotta.
pany has already disposed o, sever nj
| millions ~ dollars worth os Its sock
holdings ald mas reduced the am y,ni
nos held 10 only sin iterna. represent M
less than E.nCss, while IN. smoun' 4
bonds owned by the company 'eprs'n, :
tiE.ea,0o.
Ano,her striking Innovation 70 the
showing IN full 81 the liability fsT divi.
iends where payment thereof h post.
ponei BE- ond one year. complete
schedule 81 the amounts and years y hen
dividends Are payab.e heing givsp. This
|toatisS q psssSoao3 d1vtfoa1 1slistsk e
The evening world., 1900-01-04
CUPID NOT =
BuCOLIC Elf.
Mrs. Schlen1mer Won't Live on
Farm; Hubby Won't Leave
His Happy Home.

when Conrad schlemmor. 81. a gray
haired farmer. seveny.four years old.
Of Obenbtu;. Sullivan County. appeared
n Yorky!.c Court to-day 81 aaswer
10 a sumn ons issued on comp amt Of
npn-rupport made by his vie. Ger
trude. s.,iy-clEh; years old be- said:
Il have always b-cn willing 90 pro-
vide a 'rinc Tor nor on ny farm. but
che va ats me 10 live Win hcr in this
city"
Mts s hicnmer lives with her mar
RED daughter a, Isi East Third stree,
She raid IN German
"Cnraa Is a good man and love
him otherwise ] would no; have mar
Yiet. him last year. but | will no, live on
the farm"
echlemner was a widOwer when he
mixr.ed his present wife. MAY = last,
M was a widow. Both have grown
children. ZONE Of whom are married
Lawyer August +. Wagenef. who
Represented schlemmer. then told the
Cotrl:
"rhis old couple ought 10 i've happily
e0<ther. I understand sne left him ten
weeks after their marriage because he
The evening world., 1900-01-04
12%A MONTH
THEIR BAIT.
One Cet-Rich-Qulck Syn
dictate 10 Still Flour
ishing.

Not all the "Ge,-Rich-ouick" syndi
Gates have stopped business There AT
q large number Of them still IN the Wal
stree; district, and ono which sas closed
up by the police after the exci'emen
growing out OF the collapse % the Miil.z
fraud 10 said to be again nourishins.
c. r. Markey a Co. = Arm doing busl-
ness Al = broadway. does not offer -
aiiuring . bal, a. Nr. Miller. Of Brook
Ign. did. but nevertheless. tho !: per
cent . month promised in the arms
circulars In not TO be fro~ned at. con-
sidse,nS that 10 many ananciers grab
W Z per cent . year for their hard
earned savings,
When T.. Norris simonds. one Of the
firn. was seen Al the once by an Even
ing World reporter ne explained that
Mr.. Mackey had been In Wall street for
twenty years. that they had been doing
business IN their present place for two
years and In that time had paid every
obligation.
We do strictly . commission bust
ness." he said. The Investors Fund
was operated on the side entirely and
was only a small affair. II any one
wanted to invest small amounts We took
their money. paid them per cent. a
month for the Use OF II. and Invest 1,
as we saw ~. We do not owe . Gus
toner on our books dollar"
DO you guarantee Z per cent a
month";" was asked
Well. we did." replied Mr. Rimonds,
blu, We have not done much In tina,
line since the Miller AFFAIR In fact, We
discourage all who want TO place their
money with us that way. We mover &C
csptedu any very large amounts any.
way"
How can you guarantee 4 PER cent. a
month"; the reporter asked.
by making good Investments
Mr. simonds said that they dealt
through brokers on the Stock. Produce
and Cotton Exchanges.
VIII you give he names Of tao"
brokers'
well, no." said Mr.. simonds tss,ta.
tinsiy. Il don't think they would want
TO be dragged .nto H."
m you are doing legitimate BUSINESS
what IL there 10 drag them Into
Il Just saw some OF them. aid they
said they did not care to have their
names mentioned. that's all" replied Mr..
Simonds.
brokers ON the exchanges mentioned
said they never heard Of the Arm.
In the nnancia! district y 10 said thai
c. +. Mackey h Co. are doing business
on exactly the came lines as did the
notorious T. 8. Dean Co. IT. It's day.
The evening world., 1900-01-04

kissel her too mgch.'
Is that pos.ble7' asked Magistrate
Mott. rs ne glzel With tw!nkllng eyes
at The cd couple.
Mrs.. Scnlemmer then told the Judge
that on one occasion schlcmmer asked
her for kiss, and when she did not
respond ne pinehch her cheek 80 hard
that he drew blood
THAT l. love" said the Magistrate
aside. and then turning 20 Mn. schlem-
mer be- continued. 'ou must 70 with
your husband lie hAs homo Cor you
on the farm aad Is willing 10 provide
'or you
u Won't 20 back to Sullivan County"
she replied. ~, Is too lonesome there
and I want to lave In the city where !
can see my children"
Scklemnisr then said TIA, hi. wife.
previous 20 their marriage. stopped q
month In Sullivan County 20 see n she
would Ike TO live there with him, add.
lng she liked ?; 20 muca that she lie.
came INV sife.'
Magistrate Mott told Mrs. Schl.mmer
that q s1e wanted support from her
husband she mus, live with him on the
farm Tuis Nfs. Sehlemmcr said she
would not do.
The evening world., 1900-01-04

London with Lieut. otter. a dashlng
German officer This lsplcas.I her
foks 4 year later he husband was
d.ownsi while rcturniug 10 this coun.
tD. ON hi death her father allowed
her 30 much year.
THIS allowance was sent 20 a Rev
~ Jones 10 tbs city and paid TO h.r
The ~. Jones mentioned she said. wts
ore pi the be1eiic.aries under the viii
NJ no 'a'o Cornelius Nandcrbri
Her allowance stopped az the dei n
~ her father a year ago. ard she was
obliged iI 20 out sewing 10 support h.s-
self ON. ~ the persons she worked
To- Wa Mrs Reed
She TOLD Sup' York that few weeks
ago she was run down by car al Six
iecnth street and Third avenue and was
- badly injured that fhe was sent to
tho hospital ~ Hlackwei's Island Since
that time she has been helpless
supt. York sent an invest gator 10 Mrs
Reed. and Mrs Reed said tina, Mrs. OF
ter had told her the same story one
or two facts she knew Of her own
knc Wedge.
The evening world., 1900-01-04
ACCUSED OF SWlNDLING.
Frank HSaAs Aeeuss1 81 Gett1sO
LOas UsAss False Ns0e from
q asPety Company.


with 4 letter II Recommendation fV0o
former Assemblyman Robert Maaet IN
his pocket Frank Kinds. brothcr-in-law
Of a former Mayor Of Portland. Me. 10
In q cell In the Jefferson Market Police
Cour, prison to-day charged With de-
fraudins the Aetna Loan Company. oil
q Park Row. by getting money In ths
name OF another man.
Jacob Klein. an investigator Of the
company. IL charged with having been
In cOllusion with him.
Kinds. II l. alleged. visited the Office
OF IN. company on Thursday and intro
iuced himself as Charles Hollister
buyer for a weil-known clothing nrm IN
this city. lie asked for a loan OF $40
and gave hls supposed employers A.
references.
Klein. IL 10 alleged. was sent 10 In
ves,lFa'c IN. matter. and reported favor.
ably on the application. A check for
the money was given TO Kinds the next
day.
Kinds IL about forty -four years old
and lives al III East rwenty-third street
His wife lives In Waterbury. Conn. His
family Is well known In Portland. II
l. said the Rev. pr, Charles II. Park
hurst Is a friend OF the family.
The evening world., 1900-01-04
ROBBED, But NO THIEF.

4 mysterious thief has been robbins
the Van Air and Mason families. who
live a, iA Seventeenth street. South
brooklyn Twice within the pas, ten
iays rings have been stolen from mem.
b.rs Of both families. but no trace
could b. found Of a thief
one II the Van Alst family said that
no one couid have gotten the houss
from the outside and he vas equally
sure no one on the inside took the niss.
ing articles
The evening world., 1900-01-04
Important Carpet Sale-an Anns.,.

The condition Of the stock makes this movement imperative Heavy
business during past weeks has left many broken lines short lengths
single rolls and the like OF patterns you'll find hundred
yards and Of Others just enough to cover small room.
This sale and these sweeping reductions necessary to keep thu
department from becoming cogged and eongeed with small bal
The cut prices will clear them out quickly and makes way o
spring purchases
Our original rates the very lowest in town frequently third
less than elsewhere That gives you clue to the savings made
sible by the present scale.
The evening world., 1900-01-04
SAYS she WILL
Be ACQUITTED.

am confident that ] shall
he acquitted. ! ktl1ed fsssk
LeIass. SD nay woman WIN
had . spark Of hoass n her
hoso,n wosld have Asus the
same thing.
No jsry Of twelve hsssst
mes viii convict . woman
for sesesSing The Insults %
= dvpakes beast es . ssaa.
No. whom the Jury hears all.
. fenr not the result. . know
that . viii get my liberty.
The evening world., 1900-01-04
reass~ssmna Csm winss ~.

Congressman Amos J. Cummings IL re
ported to be III In Washington. lie con
,rac;ci q cod on resent visit TO thh
,itX.- and 10 now threatened with pn.u
noiiia.
The evening world., 1900-01-04

went near her and spoke sneerinsly.
Suddenly the color famed IN her face
volver and fired. II wax all In the play,
the audience thought, and spplauded
III Leiden threw M his hands and top.
Piled backward. blood gushing from the
wound IN his breast.
The evening world., 1900-01-04

Alrs1isssuss Z. THE WORLD ELI y ~
eu1se1 q say ADsr,esn Jis,vi<s Nssss1ass O0so
- HssAl Teiesspk o0rt IN Nee ystocIu q
- s1nA coil osssasps u ~ - = ~
The evening world., 1900-01-04
FROM RICHES
TO POVERTY.
- Lodging House En-
Drtains a Woman in
Distress.

- ~ - destitute persons har-
- ~ City Lodging-liouse last
80 . woman giving her name a.
- Otter. forty eight years
- ~ nsx, friend as a Mrs.
u ~ vif,eenfh street.
- - Opt. York a queer
III bar maiden narne
D~G'G Her father sas
~ q 3 Doctor and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-07
LOwRlE SILVER WEDDING.

Waikiki, May 3.-Mr. and Mrs. w. J.
Lowrie celebrated their silver wedding
at Spreckels Hall last Saturday even
ing. Free trains took intending guests
to Puunone from Wailuku and Kahu-
lui, but owing to the inclomtncy CT the
weather that evening, very large
number Of tnose who had promised 70
participate in the evenings pleasure
we're unavoidably forced to remain at
home and content themselves with
listening to the music and merry
voices of the dancers through the tele-
phone. The affair is said to have been
a grand one and successful in every
way.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-07
Repimentnl Cnmp Fire.

The N. G. Fl. camp fire at the drill
shed Saturday night drew forth large
crowd. At about 8 o'clock the soldiers
formed in their respective rooms and
marched in companies to the tables set
in the hall where fine supper awaited
them. The band played and then the
fun began. Pipes, cigars and cigarettes
were then brought into play and an in
teresting musical program was listened
to. Among the prominent guests were
Hon. s. NJ. Damon, Col. L. NJ. Boyd and
Col. Soper.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-07
SUGAR on tta .yaii.

The Claudine reports the following
sugar left on Hawaii up to May 81
Paauhaus 3, 600 bags; Ookala. 1000; KIT
kaiau, 5000; Papaaloa, $500; Hakalau,
$4,000: Honomu, $500; Pepeekeo. 5000:
Papaikou, 5000; Wainaku, $500; Wal
akea, 5000: Punaluu, 1S,400; Honuapo
10000; Kukuihale, 1000; Honokaa, 90
900. Total, 136,200 bags.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-07

TIE above Company will buy, lease,
or sAil lands IN all PARTS OF the Hawaiian
L. an, 8; and ais, his houses In The City
Of honolulu for rent. l4S8-yl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-07
Cleaners Lawn Party.

The annual lawn party Of the Mis-
sionary Cleaners was held at the home
of Theo. Richards Saturday afternoon.
There were several hundred people
present. Booths, set about on the
lawn, were filled with various articles
for sale. Ladies Of the society sue
ceeded in gathering in large amount
Of glistening coin. Nearly $500 was
cleared.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-07
Inspect Spreck.I svire Labor.

Waikiki, May 3.-Messrs. Yokohama
ana Yamada left Wailuku today to ac-
cept an invitation from Hon. II. p.
Baldwin to pay a visit of inspection
among the two thousand or more Jap
a.sse on Spreckelsville plantation
Next week these gentlemen will pro-
coed to Hama on the same business.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-07

Wv Republic BulldlDg. III LlnQ St. FeaOl'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-07
BISHOP & GO.
SaVingsBank

.......... ....... Savings Deposits will b.
received and interest allowed by thi.
Bank at four and one-half per cen,
per annum.
Printed copies Of the Rules and Reg.
ulations may be obtained on application
Once at bank building on Merchan,
street.
BISHOP n 20.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-07

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TaDiets
All druggists refund the money II 4
fails to cure. +. W. Groves signatur,
Is on each box. rs cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-05-07

KEEP THE HEAD COOL and the
feet W ,rm is the advice gwen bv all the
doctors m rlme Of cpl. eInics of any kind.
Pacheco's Dandruff Killer Is the best to
use IN TIE he ID. II Is refreshing, invigor.
ating and stimulating. besides possessing
cooling properties contained in no other
preparation In the market.
PAChECO'> DANDRUFF KILLER
Is for sale by all druggists and at the
Union Barber >hOn; Tekphon. hoh