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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-03-15

Col. Bob AGAIN CREATING SENsA-
TIoNs.-A spirit medium in Middleton,
New York, Mrs. Clarissa J. Huyler,
gives some very gratifying assurances
to tine friends of the arch-infdel, Col.
Ingersoll, as to life beyond the grave,
which must, of course, be received in
full faith, for they come from the re.
doubtablc colonel himself, fresh from
Spiritland. The Colonel, through
some wonderful Intervention OF Divine
Goodness, the medium declares, has
been translated to heaven, which sug.
gests a possibility that will possess
considerable personal interest to the
Colonel's followers, just in proportion
as they may have inherited his ability
and courage. If all Mr.. Ingersolls
scofhngs. revilings and blasphemies
can be forgiven and his sin-tainted
soul made white like WOOL" then in
deed there is hope for his imitators as
we'll as for all ordinary sinners. The
great agnostic Gays Through the me.
dunn, Of course) that his addresses
have been the means of leading many
away from the means of light, and he
regrets that it has been so. Now if we
could only determine how much OF
medium and how much of Bob" were
embodied in these long distance COM
munications, the matter would be
much more satisfactory; but in these
days when the Rev. Sheldon ran q
newspaper like Christ, and A. F. Nor
ton runs grocery business just as the
Great Exemplar would manage it, and
Mrs. Nation claims to be inspired by
the Great Father to do her lawless
acts, we will be pardoned for taking
mediumistic utterances of the great
agnostic with few grains OF salt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-03-15

CONTEMPT OF man is the sharpest
reproof.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1901-03-15

Concluded on Third Page.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
WO0DMEN INVEST.

A dra!t forwarded to Chicago today
by Head Consul Falkenburg Of the
Pacific Jurisdiction. Woodmen of the
World. in payment for block of state
and county bonds purchased as an in
ves,men,. makes the total amount Of in.
vested reserve fund Of the order more
than third OF million dollars. During
the present month the amount invested
will be 100000 $4,000 Of which is 10.
vested for the Women of Woodcraft. the
women's auxiliary of the fraternity. The
constitution OF the Woodmen provides
that funds may be invested in govern
ment. state, county or municipal bonds.
H A. Root of Omaha celied on Head
Consul Falkenburg this morning to pay
his compliments. being in the state on a
brief pleasure trip. Mr. Root isa son of
Joseph Cullen Root. who. with MIR
Falkenburg. founded the fraternal order
which now numbers nearly $4,000 mem.
oers in the Pacific jurisdiction alone. So
far tn. present month has been charact.
eriz.d by great numbers Of applications
for membership and it is anticipated at
head camp that all records will be
broken.-Denver Times.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
RIGHT AS USUAL, GEORGE.

O!oeies aud isms are being forced into
the heads Of American school children
to the exclusion Of some things that
vosld do them some good when they get
10 be naea and women. Conditions are
~ 30 bad as they we're few years ago.
a. the general criticism Of Of school sys
ten has had some effect. The man who
pssposed the up aud down style OF writ
ing that has bsen almost universally
adopted is responsible for one Of the
upost absurd theories that has cursed the
ianocen, children Of the country. After
. few years Of practical test il has been
fosnd that where boys and girls 70 into
business where good and rapid penman
ship Is required they have to learn to
write the old style. This is only one in
stance. There are many others. 1t Is
better for boy to know 4 good deal
aboas spelling and grammar than TO
kaov little abou, lot sf sciences. II
the public schools would give the chill.
drrr thorough and practical course in
reading. writing. arithmetic and langu
age. |, would be great deal bette, than
the smat,ering OF many tAings that are
nos taught. Less isdism and more
eommoa sense is what our schools need.
George Vallery. General Agent B. &
r. X. 10 Denver Field and Farm.
The above applies to our Boulder
schools as surely as TO schools any vhe1e.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
THE STATES HARVEST.

The hikhsater mark for interpretations
vas nearly reached in the secretary Of
states Office yesterday when seven com
panies filed articles Of incorporation
with = total capitalization Of Ss.soo.ooo.
Fees amounting to $1,000 were collected.
Three big companies we're incorporated
composed chiefly Of Colorado Springs
capitalists. One is the Rio Blanco Con-
solidated OIL company. with capital
stock Of s.. .ooo. 900, which will drill for
oil and manage properties in Rio Blanco
county: another the Lueania Tfansports.
tion. Tunnel, Mining and Drainage com.
pany. capitalized at 100000. which
will operate 10 Clear Greek and Gjlpin
counties: the third, the Colorado Mines
Consolidated company. capitalized At
$4,000. 900. was incorporated tor the pur
pose Of buying, leasing and operating all
kinds Of mining rroperties.-Denver Re.
publican.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
RIOTS OVER GOSPEL.
Several Greeks Killed aad Athsss y Al
fufa Up

Several Greeks Killed aad Athsss y All
fors Up.
Athens, Nov. 77-The turbulent cen
onstrations here growing out Of the pro
posal to Translate the gospels into
modern Greek we're eontinued today.
In the course Of the afternoon the
growing crowds and the increasing ex
element heralded the hour fixed for the
funeral Of the victims OF the riots. The
bulk Of the troops we're confined to bar.
racks The shops along the route were
closed BY police oiders. =
Ats o'clock the eor,ege left the eAibe.
dral for the cemetery. dense crowds fol
loving. The seven cofins. covered vith
white aass, were preceded BY students
carrying black haaues.
Al the cemetery N. Ltved;s delivered
an grafton. IN the course oil which he A.
lacked the government and declared
that the people oash, to erect mausol.
cum over the victims Of duty and
patriotism"
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
WILL OUR BOYS WIN?

The Thanksgiving game is about the
only subject talked about or worth talk
ing about. Chances for our boys out
bucking the ID. A c. line entirely de.
pend on their physical condition. II
they we're fed roast beef from the fine
teeves on the racks at Danforth &
Wards they would come home with the
D. A. {. scalps. It's up to their land.
ladies. If they prefer ducks or geese.
turkey or chickens, oysters or anything
of that kind. Why, we're headquarters for
al OF them.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
DENVER AND RETURN 81

The football season closes on Thanks.
day. Nov. 78th, the final game 10 be
played by University and d. A. c. teams
in Denver. For this occasion the Colo.
rado & Southern Will make 4 round trip
rate of 81 for the day, the last train leav.
ing Denver for Boulder at 1880 p. m.
The theatrical attractions for the even.
ing will be De Angels in "The Royal
Rogue" at the Broadway and "In Old
Kentucky" At the Tabor.
T. E. G1LLER, Agent.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
HORRIBLE SCENE AT SEA.

Aan Csrvss HIS Wife and Csts Hts Own
Threat.
Queenstown. Nov. 23-A horrible
scene vas enacted a. the Cymric from
New York entered the haYbor. Passen.
gers saw Mr. Holiday, an Amesican
from Ohio, take out . huge knife and
hack and horribly mu,ilase bis wife be.
fore they could interfere. He then drew
lis cleaning edge across his own throat.
dying in 4 few minutes. His body W.
consigned to the sea and bis wife vas
taken to the hospital in critical eondi.
tion
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
BANK WILL PAY OUT.

Boston. Nov. 73-Six directors Of the
Globe bank Of Boston have paid over TO
Receives Wing $4,000 10 cash in iull
settlement Of the claims the bank held
against them. This payment will place
Ms Wing Ia 4 position 10 pay another
dividend Of 10 per cent Of sage. 900. This
Will make total Of % per cent.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
THEY MET THEIR BOSS.

There was meeting oi all the sue
eesstul candidates With Boss Jack Crary
this afternoon. Commissioner cleo,
Gordon. Clerk elect Williams and Sheriff
Sipple we're smoog those close,ed With
this great man in Assessor Webber's
Office. How to pay the bills and divide
the swag was the subject under consider.
alton. Webber opened a box Of cigars.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
TWENTY-F(UR GRAVES.

Grand Guard OF Hosor for III Yassd TsL
luf,ds AiDsfl.
Telluride. Nov 73-One thousand
miners Of the San Juan acted a. guard
OF honor at the funeral Of the twenty
four miners who lost their lives in the
Smuggler-U Union. Union miners are
very bitter. They say that the accident
could not have ,ccurred had union men
been employed at the surface. All the
miners we're union men. but the surface
men were non union and inexperienced
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
HE SLAPPED HIS QUEEN

That vas headline in the Camera this
week. 1t referred to the k,sg OF Servis.
The trouble arose over the queens fail.
ure TO feed the king right. His royal
,blo,s vas used to oysters, turkeys.
ducks. luscious roast beef. geese, Gran
berry sauce and all those things. The
queen should have called up Danto,th
and Ward by phone. They have all
these things in endIes. variety and nm
approaehable excellence. Try them for
your Sunday dinner-order anything
they've got it.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
ElKS MADE MONEY,

Cheyenne, Wyo. Nov. 77-The net re.
eeipts Of the Elks' fair. just closed. will
run over $1,000 The Kangaroo court
alone collected S4os.7o. the receipts Of
the las, night being tIalos. The booths
cleared 81 1900. and the fancy work stores
1870. total of over 81, 500 with the tick
cts sold not taken into consideration.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
Society Robbers
Hove 0 Full House
SOCIETY SHOCKED.
Reputable Kassas Eam,Iy Prove . Family
Of Burglars.

AoUDoo RuAuJ ses.s'S
Of Burglars.
Pittsburg. Kan. Nov. 73-This town
has been shaken to its center by dis.
covery Of double lives Of most startling
import, Afamily residing in the best
house, leaders in church and society cir.
cles, has been shown to be family OF
burglars. Mr. and Mrs Lane and son
we're the most prominent people Of the
town and exceedingly popular. For
some months burglaries have baffied the
police. Eastern detectives we're called
10 and this morning found Thousands OF
dollass worth u s,olea goods 10 the
house Of the Lane family. The plan was
for the boy to hide In stores uasil late ~
night and then to let his parents In.
They had aceompliees Ia other cities
who sold the stolen goods for them and
RENTED the lions share Of the cash Oh
tained.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
EXCLUDE CONSERVATIVES.

New York. Nov. 73-The courts have
upheld the treasury department In ex.
GLIDING from admission to this eoanty
Thomas Bovden. coasumptise immi-
grant from Ireland. The court holds
that the bureau can exclude victims Of
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
TURK WANTS MONEY.

Constantinople. Nov. 73-Present Turk
ish ministers will retain Office until the
pec1niary situation warrants \ change,
bu, Said Pasha. the new grand visier. is
inves,ig ating the affairs OF each bureau.
The treasury is negotiating an advance
Of L6oo, 900.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
WeBBeR'S APPOINTeeS.

Assessor elect Webber announces that
the new appointments for the assessors
oifc. are:
Boulder-John H. Crary.
Longmont-E. NJ. Merriman.
SunShne-I. Van Kurcn.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
HuV0|d 0ld Yo|e
The Former Wins
HARVARD AND YALE.
Vast CrswA, Stormy Day and Great Vic
tory fer Harvard.

Vast ofoWa, stoFmy Day and Great VIC
tory fer Harvard.
Cambridge. Mass.. Nov. a3-Shouting
thousands are enjoying the great Yale
Harvard football game today. having
come out and braved the sleet and storm
Of 4 nasty afternoon At noon 10000
people we're shouting for "Old Eli" and
aud Harvard. though the game wasn't
called until 2 o'clock. Up to noon IS 900
tickets had been sold and later sales
brought the crowd up to 10000.
The first hall was all Harvard's way
the home team scoring ~ to o. Final
score, Harvard n, Yale o.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
LESS HOURS IN FRANCE.

Paris, Nov. 73-The government has
decided to permit the minister Of the in
terror to reduce the bours Of labor in the
mines, At first TO nine hours and then TO
eight. 1t is thought this will avoid .
strike.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
.[Ig|l More Die
N h|e BODY Nine
RsscuERs ARE DEAD.
Notable Party Of Ai.i.g Asa Overcome


BY 0asss.
2 Bluefelds, w. Var Nov. 73-
, Yesterday At II O'Clock Superin. 4
, tendent Walter O'Molley Of the 4
2 Pocahontas Collieries company. 4
along with State Mine Inspector
, William Priest. A. S. Hurst. chief 4
: coal inspector for the Castnos.
? Curran & Bullet company OF
Philadelphia; Robert St. Clair
and William Oldham, sub coal in. 4
= spectors; Frazier G. Bell, mining I
: engineer. Joseph Vardwel!, mana.
= ger Of the Shamokin Coal and 4
? Coke company of Mayburg. w. !
? Va. composing 4 party Of eight.
? entered the West mine Of the
? Southwest Virginia Improvement
? sompany's collieries for the put
? pose Of learning the true situation
1 in regard to the recent explosion
? and FIRE in the Eaby mine.
? All these gentlemen must now
? be added to the swfui total OF
? lives los, in the Baby mine ex
? plosion. They were overcome BY 4
? the deadly gases and their bodies
? can no, be recovered yet. other \
re.cuing parties having been \
? driven back.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
P|0d|g0|S B0Ck
Home AgQl|
THE PRoDIGALs RETURN.

Boys Whs Hoped With Money Are safe
at Hose Again.
Raleigh Storey and Art Johason are
home again. They we're assisted back
by the father OF the FIRST named aud
Under Sheriff Bailey. When Mr. Storey
commissioned his son 10 come to town
and buy 4 horse he had selected he
gave him S6s. Young Johnson drove to
town with him. 1t was nuts for the boys.
So much money in their possession re
solved them into millionaires. SO they
planned trip. They bought = wagon
reach. two bicycles and other articles,
went north on the wheels One OF them
broke down near Nj Wot, bu, finally they
reached Ber.houd, sold the wheels.
bought railroad tickets to Moulton,
Iowa. and were captured on the train at
Longmons. while starting to visit young
Storey's uncle and aunt IN Moulton.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
GROVER CLEVELAND I'LL.

Princeton. N. J, Nov. 73-Grover
Cleveland has gone to bed today. but
Mrs Cleveland says pneumonia is not
threatened. He caught = cold vhiis
ahootinR.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23

II you have got rheumatism or
catarrh. stomach, liver or kidney
trouble get bottle OF Mes-cl for
Soc at Fonda's drug store.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
STOPS THE COUGH
AnA WARM M the Geld,

Laxative Bromo-Q Quinine Tablets cure
Z cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 75 cents.
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
day night

| Good Time! At At The .E 10: dane. nee. at
day night
Daily camera., 1901-11-23
Net cost Of escapade

Mr. Hussey agreed to take back the
wheels and refund the money. but. of
course. the Berthoud parties to whom
they we're sold must be deal. with. The
railroad company promised to refund
money for the tickets on their surrender.
Therefore. Mr. Storey's loss is not so
heavy considering the extensive travels
OF the boys. They were trifle ex.rava.
CANT in the eating line. but otherwise de
veloped high degree Of thrift. The
mystery Is hsw they 60, away with 50
much crackers and cheese.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-01

provide this revenue. Makeshifts can
only increase the load of errors under
which the executive has struggled
throughout the first legislative session.
The people are ready to pay an increas-
ed tax on property II such form of in
crease is deemed necessary. They will
not submit to policy of delay that is
really nothing more or less than poll
tical pickering. The Legislature, the
duly authorized body 20 provide reve-
nue. is available for action and II will
act provided the executive department
plays the part that duty to the country
and the citizen demands.
The Legislature called in special
session will provide the revenue to pre-
serve the financial integrity of the Ter
ritory.
II is right up to the Governor and nc
one else, whether he will force the Ter.
ritory to attempt to do business on an
empty treasury. whether he will pur.
sue policy that will throw the Terri.
tory into a state Of bankruptcy from
which It cannot recover in years
whether he will continue to play poll
tics with the Legislature as well as tn,
courts and send the Territory which
he cannot rule. on the pathway to ruin
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-01

How can the Territory make use OF
the $50 bonds OF the Republic of Ha-
wall when the Organic Act authorizes
only sis bonds?. Not satisfied with
seeking to defeat justice in the courts
It would appear that the Attorney Cen
eral has now taken upon himself the
important duty Of revising the Or
ganic Act to suit his own ideas or
those of the Governor. Send the At
torney General on a trip to Washing
ton to convince the President that the
Organic Act must be changed so we
can run things here as we did under
the Republic.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-01
SPECIAL SESSION MANDATORY

The government of Hawaii cannot be
maintained exclusively on credit. The
government must have money. Stuff
cient revenue cannot be secured for
properly carrying on the administra-
tion of the Territory without proyid-
ing additional revenue. This addition
al revenue can oney be obtained
through special session Of the Legis-
lature.
This view OF the Territorial financial
situation taken by the Bulletin when
the Governor first voiced his refusal
to extend the Legislative session to
consider revenue measures, now be-
comes a self evident truth from the
condition OF the treasury today. And
the Territory has twenty-one months
of the biennial period before II.
The statement of Treasurer Wright
portrays condition which causes no
surprise either to flnanclers. merchants
or laboring men. The discharge Of
government employees, the discontinue
ance OF public work and the failure Of
the treasury to pay cssh on warrants
have all combined to bring home forci-
bly, to all citizens that revenue must be
provided and that promptly. Unem-
ployed labor increases the credit sheet
OF the merchant; the money market al
ready stringent becomes more restrict
a., he 70 haa n
financier and government employees
who succeed in holding their positions
are forced to discount their salary war;
rants at a rate they cannot afford. The
result is positive in its effect on all
lines of trade. II leads toward financial
distress and II continued means bank
ruptcy7a condition particularly dis
tressing since II is so entirely unneces-
sary because the country has ample
resources and the governmental ma
chinery at hand to produce revenue.
The condition the country faces Is
the result OF series OF mistakes shared
equally by the Executive and the Legis-
lature. For the Executive to hold TO
its stiff neck course means, II not dis
aster wide spread financial distress
that not only affects most seriously the
working people but necessarily impairs
and Injuries the credit of the Territory
and every financial and industrial in
stitution of the country
This Territory must have revenue;
its employees should be paid promptly
in cash, not turned over to note shaw
ers and money lenders and forced to
pay exhorbltant rates of interest; the
public works must go forward
There is but one honest, straightfor-
ward business like way in which to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-01
JUSTICE DISCUSSED

Editor Evening Bulletin:-I have
never seen a more fitting portrayal Of
conditions of the past that can be
drawn from the picture of the one
eyed sphinx representing Justice" on
the front page of the Morning Muz-
zler" last Thursday.
From the thin Tipped. brazen express
sion of countenance to the "Iwilei
tuck" of the posterior garment; from
the unbalanced scales in the left to the
Might makes Right" "persuader" held
in the right hand and the form more
COW like than divine-all evidence Of
the kind OF Justice" Hawaii has had
during the rule of the minority.
What is the history Of this once
Haunting and precocious critter?
We have seen her parading up and
down this country for good many
years rendering judicial decisions and
"persuading" people that she was 1.-The
whole thing sure enuff.
In her day and through those who
spoke in her name, decisions were
made to IT the occasion: Royalty was
told IL had power and to use II to self
destruction: a client advised one day
and an adverse decision rendered the
next
She showered her favors on the elect
among the legal fraternity. those who
spoke for her even going so far as to
give her pets advance information of a
decision.
Hers was nifty" existence in the
green cane fields and crisp sugar stocks
OF the local four hundred. producing a
state of mind which could not for 6
moment contemplate the condition.
surrounding the common herd"
She pompously afflicted the lattel
with her wearying tactics. through
years of litigation, throttling that fol
which she ostensibly stood, and fore
ing many a poor litigant to the wall
through an unequal struggle with
combination of wealth and legal
postponements under the flimsiest OF
pretexts, such delays often resulting in
loss OF home and belongings-the prop,
erty going to some Christian" sy'
lock through the conniyance and du
plicity OF Justice"
As the Morning Mueller" pictures
her. she stands the embodiment Of al
that is detestable to any one walking
the path OF Christian precept. Thu
last seven years she wore the veil o
factional fealty and deceit. Sever
years did a people cry for justice anc
found her shackled to Infamous AM
unjust class conditions, a bruitlinl
heifer OF mongrel breed.
There she stands, her left hand still
clutching at scales she would one
more try to load with fraud and elias
privilege. her left eye closed through
her first bout with Equal Rights.
|, her right hand convulsively clutchin
the weapon so frequently brandishe
in the past, in support of decision
and on her forehead the Star" OF a
!, empire that might have been-but 70
the Spanish-American war.
There she stands, an ignoble form
nobly done up"
Justice" on fleet wings is hovern
: over this Territory and when sh
=, strikes her talons at the thing picture
In the Morning Mueller" the one eye
critter will go blind, the star will dro
from her brow, the "dissolver" froI
. her hand and sweet Equality" takin
up the scales will reign supreme. TIL
day is here. God bless the Constitt
ton for this precious deliverance. In
= US hope that Right is Might at last.
: AMERICAN.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-01
-Esta blished 1885,.
BISHOP Sc 90
BANKERS.

Transact q General Banking
and Exchange Business.
Commercial and Travellers
Letters Of Credit issued, avail
able in all the principal cities
Of the world.
Interest allowed after July
l, 1898, on fixed deposits 7
day notice 2 per cent, this
form will not bear interest
unless it remains undis-
turbed for ono month";, 8
months 3 per cent, 8 months
8 per cent, II months 4
per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-01
SAVE YOUR PHOTOS.

The pr cess of binding pic
lures under glass is made so
simple by the introduction OF
the Gummed Binding Paper
that anyone can do it,
1t will afford a pleasant even
ing's occupation and save your
photos from ruin, to get what
you require at KING BROS.
and do the work your,elf.
Full stock in any shade.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-06-01

Really. Thurston ought to be sent to
Washington to represent the thirty
seven members of the Bar Association
who have elected to play the childish
game, of follow the political leader,
for time. Thurston could doubtless
convince the Attorney General that he
is not vindictive." He has very con-
vincing manner in that line and he
could also present Advertiser editorials
to that effect. He also has had an ex.
perience in being sent home from
Washington.