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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-21
SnUGGLERS WIN.

The baseball game between the Ho-
nolulu Athletic Club and the Custom
House teams played Saturday after
noon on the Punahou grounds for the
benefit of the Mckinley Memorial fund
was easily won by the Smugglers, the
score being II to ) in their favor. The
game was especially interesting as a
forerunner to the league season games
which now will soon begin.
Despite the fact that the Custom
House boys had lost their former pitch
err, Clark. who has Joined the Male
llimas, they We're not left in the cold,
Kiwa, their new pitcher. putting up d
very creditable game. About 500 peo-
pie witnessed the game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-21
s TARBUcK AND HELbNBARRIvE

After a trip Of fifteen days the ship
Tillie L. Starbuck arrived yesterday
morning from San Francisco with a
small cargo of general merchandise,
jus. enough to ballast her. One pas
Senger. Miss Downing. arrived in the
vessel.
The fOur-masted schooner Helene
also arrived yesterday morning. TWEEN
ty-one days from San Francisco with a
general cargo Considerable live
stock was brought by the schooner,
including three COWS, couple of colts,
and lot of chickens. Captain Curtis
Is master OF the Starbuck. Captain
Chrlstianson commands the Helene.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-21
YESTERDAYS STEAMERS.

Wilders steamer Claudine. Captain
Parker arrived early yesterday morn
ing from Maui ports with sugar ana
general freight, mail and passengers
Government Bandmaster Berger and
his musicians were included among the
latter, as were also number OF
Knights Of Pythias returning from Il
pilgrimage to Waikiki
The w. G. Hall, Of the IL. S. n. Co..
Captain S, Thompson. arrived about 4
o'clock in the morning from Kauai
ports with sugar, general freight, mail
aud passengers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-21
V.M.C.A. anniversary
WILL BE CELEBRATED
IN ASSOCIATION HALL
Speeches, Reports and Music Will
Be Order Of Evening -
Bishop Nichols Will
Speak.

The thirty-third anniversary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association
will be celebrated tonight in the Y. Nj.
c. A. building, commencing at 4
o'clock? Elaborate arrangements have
been completed to make the event an
interesting one. All the rooms of the
association will be open for inspection
Among these bill be the boys game
room and the quarters of the Engin-
GERS Association which have both been
fitted out just recently.
In room and in the hall, the Jubi'
lee exhibit, which was sent to the In
ternational Exhibition in Boston last
year, will be on exhibition. The eX.
hibit consists of pictures, diagrams
diplomas and other features which bear
testimony Of the work of the asso.
citation.
The speakers of the evening will be:
Bishop Nichols, r. Give Davies, the
ex-president of the association, who
has just retired, and J. II. Anterior
the new president.
There will he read before the audi
ence the reports of the general secre
tary, Henry c. Brown, physical direc
tor Fred. Young, and chairman of the
Educational Committee. Edgar Wood
These reports will give much interest
ing information and valuable data GOV.
ering the work of the association for
the past year.
a musical program has also been ar
ranged. The Amateur Orchestra, I'm
der the able direction of Wray Taylor
will give two selections and Miss Edits
Rogers will give q vocal solo.
After the meeting there will be d
basketball game played in the gymna
stun. This will probably start at
about O'Clock. The l.. l.. l.. S and the
AIohas will be the contesting teams and
will be as follows:
l.. l.. LIS. ALOHAS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-21
BORN.
RUTzKE-On April 20, to the wife Of
Chas. ButzkC, Q son.

1t Requires Nerve to stand the strain
of nervous neuralgia, plans in the face,
head or any portion of the body. These
pains are quickly stopped by the use
Of PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER.
The relief is immediate and lasting. Do
not suffer a moment longer but use the
Paln-Killer as directed Avoid substi-
utes, there Is but one Pain Killer, Per-
~ DAVIS. Price 25c. and soc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-21
SEATTLE BEER.

The ever popular Rainer Beer is just
as much a favorite as ever. 1t is on
draught at the New Criterion Saloon
as it was at the old. The longer 1t is
used the better It is liked.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-21
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Read Wants" on page 6.

~ ~ " . WI u0ne Il '"N'" ~ iho"oiu,'
r,,,S 49, -, ,-
~ ".Ss eu''ion VI tne h'en'u' !,
.rI sl'.s .ouip'e'e SUMMARY w
'"e "e"' Vi .ne u'y
uo mss. q MI ~, = Is"e, .ne nquor uea'-
si,., t"aa mi NJ 80 p"'' Vi ',,0
i'o
iaDie ciaret ana otner wines are
5on I IN -, V 'Iuo.
''"'" NV
NnI'neE MaIsh are making spe-
cial Inducements IN tailored suits Tor
women READ thelr notice on page 3.
Eastman pocket iolaing kodaks all
sizes, lo' sur o ~ Iionoiu,u Fhoto sup
ply ~ 1T ~ per eent pelo" regular
pii'e
Bourbon Whiskey, years old. $3.50;
Claret, 90 cents; Sherry and Tokay, 70
v emu, sa''on III f'onsehiaeser 90 s.
N'he o''''"
Assistant superintendent of Public
WORKS MarStoh Camppell was among
me returning passengers In the w. q
nan from Naual sunday
Inc oahu college Department OF
Music VIII give a concert on Friday
evening" April 20 IN Pauahi assembly
haII' 10 Whlch the publlc Is invited.
w. 7. Brigham, curator of the Ber-
nice Pauahi Bishop Museum at Ka-
mehameha returned home from Kauai
Ill 'he W. u. Hail sunday morning.
All members of the Amateur Orches-
ira are requested to be at their room
In the Y. VI. c. A. hall this evening at
7:i5 o'clock to take part In the annual
meeting.
The singing of the professional and
occasional hymns at the services was
inaugurated yesterday in st. Andrews
Cathedral In the morning by Bishop
Nichols. The entire choir is now sur
pliced.
Among the arrivals from Eoua,
ports Sunday morning were the fol-
lowing: Max Schlemmer. Col. z. S.
Spalding. II. T. Hayselden. e. Omsted.
w. A. Baldwin. II. Hackfeld. St c..
Sayres and Rev. o. p. Emerson.
The steamer w G. Hall reports the
following sugar awaiting sbinmept IN
Kauai. X 9 NJ os00. " Z soo.
Max. 1880. @ a. n 9lG9. Mon QoaG.
KoIoa IOOOO. EiIaroo 95oo. NJ 9 70
$4,000; total. l04 1858 bags.
The band will give a moonlipbt con-
cert in Emmo Souare This evening he
ginning at the usual time Tbare was
no concert Yesterday afternoon Can.
tain Berger and the members NJ tho
band wishing TO rest nm ofter their
hard work on Mani
rho ,ooo rr,,, ,,oro ,.o, ,,a,,.
dorno araarI -. ~ 80
harbor last Saturday night. There
were in the neighborhood Of a hundred
couples present and dancing was kept
up until u late hour A native quintet
club furnished the music.
The entertainment given nv the
Murphy Club Saturday night was very
well attended and the program rem
dered was very much enioyed. These
entertainments of the CHM are he
coming very popular and an effort is
being made by the committees In
charge to improve in its work each
time one OF the entertainments Is CIV
Gu
Two accidental deaths on Kauai were
reported by the steamer ReaIhou,
which arrived here Saturday. \ young
Portuguese was drowned while hunt
Ing crabs. His younger brother at
tempted to rescue him with fishing
pole but the other refused to imperll
his brothers life. A Portuguese work
ing on McBryde plantation was killed
by falling from the cars.
omoor Maitland -, Tho ,ror,,oa do
+rol a,,aooodo, T., troai,t, 49,,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-21
Dir. Archibald n. Sinclair.

ofices-Rooms 2OS.2O9 Boston build.
ing, Fort Street.
Telephones-Ofice, Main 1856; Res
idence, White 1861.
Hours-ll a. m. to l p. m, } &c s
p. m; to pm; Sundays, IL to 2 Pm.
p. o. Box SOL.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04

Pork-New STANDARD :l7.s-'a per 10 BIS. In !
~Lara-ChGee steam On {. side closed nomina:ly
Ic-5'c: kettle rendered 1t lr5zaIic: compound
,,G-cea Hams-Car lots held Z q. b. e. side thus:
i~aEns-..-aF. 1t l';=c. Is ~ l0i4c. lis AZ s7sc.
lts at 30 rs at &c; 90 at s'.c. Sk.nnei
'fscs y y. shoulders G1NI@-av.J at SIC. From
t. 6iofk fe!.; -, H@n:s at to 1856 as IN ay:
"a. y. Y shoulders ut sac.
o.I Il $ . M Mt : u sibly ,]quatable on
IN a J1rLtns way ragged: A.r:ga shorts 1T ~:
cribs AZ sise: short clear a; 10: bellies at lo.sc:
at lY+c. pea-- rs charged higher On orders.
to Is..5 fds ra I hans l;G at ii II . lat.c . ca .2T ro as1gE
at S4U9Ic; New l"ss shoulders IT I0c; r!a!n
sFn2Hed lots in E i.9O,qs VA: Iaased; EE'a
bellies at i''sC. plate - lH7sc. AT backs at
l1,.c: standard backs at ne. Higher charged
,~raW5w-roantry at s4c: strictly prime at enc;
No a. %; iagHlhs, ch..ce at s@Htc
G~reasLcouBHE Brown -. ysllow t'.c and
lilo 4 :7sd -: White =. 4 7H5sHc. i 1'E7t''
Ero& L.SILaTg" SD. medium 81: small sc.
rrsy@ a, &c. fsrtatsc: IT % 80 per So :. Sh3ics
- L. Mn - a. 90. ..m.- -,
*; an: ri at Sc -: ne At Sll.,s's: dried set,
q i,h.t-. - l5,t' r.r ID. !nsiies lic:
LAEe fea.t:!->lacry yelnf ROSTERS Sc: chick
ems. Oh hens ana heavy .yaunE IL; oil! zoos
q %; h-9iI"rs, ~. ami under IaaC: turkeys
~. IL bgrk-, -. Geese SIC L. pigeons and
Dressed Foultsy-Seal1ed and unlrawn. with
f-15s and !'Gs r1t odd c!,..a.uS 1t l--. 60. NJ
~ s"rfS ~. .r'stess g.: tufA' = 1-r. iGy..s
e;ane,.rhe t,aa1:ie quOtas rejected sweet only:
and Wet yet ST.. So 1ga - :. .b,ix@r. ~ lI 81
phtasants. yer dnz., Sl4; wild turkeys par ID.
, s ~ 49, fsa TTn q : per d., ma.ssGds -;
= caaSas9ack $: reatleads 81 dawn ducks
30: piover T.55: deer carcasses. per H., Iato
30 EeI-SsH 221-!A Der h.. e!4-c: rabbits q
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04

. TI.. 1 I.
"St - ,i-t-+> ~ . 9 S.-tl.:4. small 81
kSi.+ -
fair 10 - : " - o. SLsi-i
- sHr - - %iL"<.P-: - ,'-"y.l1 =r,
io'''-t .el'l =" a.. -: ..-sf---t IL t-G &c, &c
=. az; ~ !i@.y - -. 49, nsm
- is' COL. ".1oE1Ag - g@aIsi.. al sv,L;I
&K.u-J2iavla &c Per pony fasse.
fTiI-;tAi,ES-he.-sf at 500 10y .tL .1r chr.c.
-
I1cfets n az -: ~ IT :. T 4 .TeaT9,
SIT Is - :, % a.\. s'i,ite Ces -
u M at go '~f Gaze dances 81 Il
al 50 Ter box. tar .,s r.ss..l ii =
.sra, ~ I,,. Z, 49, 'ra[ - al; Ia.i-
H. - r.. -, ~ h'sb,.-
iiS@;r IG,:er nd 80 r. sany on o-d,.s &c
T. -, 80 s. 'e---'' - >'~'-"' ger box to-
GEHFE FrIITH Hay ma at - peg tc..
fG Az ~ - 20 ie- III.
"t2\ - ;ar l.5-. ~ saH,.n@
On %EFT-t'TI.
hi AT. ysr5 -. 'N-"s 'Si at $50 Eer
TiTS|lHG &c a. -
len 80. a. riding = quai!y. 81 ~
1T, "a az - =. !-LS- = s. =. tor
- - .S+!ty i-s"J.H SI4 rural Iyy- s-.-t-
oNloNs-Qu.te: xar,. IN 5.zs,.
iii. -, wh,t. 80" Il ~'7''. S'S'iains , ma
Elan du!l and selling az abcp
80 - - -: ..-a,i - .thi.I a. SG.-5 a.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
Miscellaneous N,rr.,.

gee FEAiT II in5H .Fa. d da9 IA l..s s:easy. !. tns IL,
y -Sg@ic. N% 1SR3it: y !. r.: Xy%x g
) per- c u On Ia a sS. II t r@s %H-l On sac5il - and
bEEkSkl%s ETC--r--m" d.e.kins ~ no,
10; goat &c sacH: dam get oat 20 PEI
sI4E + Pf.T ?&;iei II - reE 10. r. rr:me.
NS.: s.isaEt.1ss at ioI-5c: dEy stock. faItea.' etc
EorrS- quote. Per ID: Ginseng at C ma
lazy siTieT ; SeHei i~:fsIc: pink ~: -asIt".
Sc; white snake worthless: an=cl,a -sh%~< 4, 2
s"sHXFLowEE sEED-Nominal at s.. Is ,.-
LIHsEEp oiL~Rsw a, sc: bo..,d =, a..
CAsToR FEtNs-:l.2 per bu.
i'f: Hait-Ll,S y ~ Gals. iH=c rcr -.
per l.. NOR T"' nc Z fr n 70 > small ~ latites &c
toITn$.SEi uiL-Wi ter white %. yellow
-. sStHTrr white sic: elbow a Csc. sa.aI &c:
amber I4gISs: family y. t. clOser & {: "i IN q:
ti9r ard irIEen IL. Ex,rae,aa an s:Sii1s!-
sAUERkRNrT-we .qso;. in a 5oahi7s way a,
dgai,Ta chase $ % f.r rs ma y :or : Is. 1. =
Q nssr:s pTTT7HtT sG5- at &5'2sc: Western at
SALT Size; -.e.:gm At 90: GraEulatcd Sc
EEANS .NND PEAS .o;-. f-rm gre: WI.
80, II L1-o - =E.@- 80 So
Fink %. IN ~ 3. ; >~w York Xii.
Hey g Lima beans az: i-ati.s ~.
EMPTY i.Atk-is-f a a4.- tg--a7.s-r -,-
Ea-.Iire So: vinegar -: black oil i.aSoai
LH"t 81 ard, vaT2l.G &c. sI.-- DE -,- =. g.
Go tJlT balls. eco yiE- &c. SaL-s E-arf ---.
pickle -: salt -. fpus L.: m.sI=s-e- 30 .--f
rs. 80 Iyc pG :r ca.a broken -eaL. p ~ rs.I
hgNu u.iS=iuZ.
HoST-Gray miSeI i=4I7ie: gray. h-,-n
5!f.,se: XX a 4: 100; NXxE
- .HIs,:9r prs.el iess. extra h.,cI =.
bHptHi ak f.r.l: crs.t-. ~ 80
/ ar SIuGl: common sAlH5J: choice NJ s--(f-5
JsatfS. ETC--P-r - IL: C1untr- res ~ -
old rope. No. ! Manila 80; NJ. At %. s-,ff,.:
At Sa-E!.
E~2NESmCIi9ies s'ssaehed a, So per ton other
SCRAP IRON AND MEFAL-P.r "a, lhs
" fouEai Iron 12Sc: heavy cast mauS.S.s s.sei
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LIVE N LET LIVE
weekly or Hfort!aIy PAYMENTS,
Oh FURNITURE, PIANOS, EgssFs

we can save you money by using our aloney.
iol may nave any length ~ r--.a -r.rg 49,
lou can pay US as you can. We w#l cJ-rv ~.
- wren out OF work Our system ; eas --,i
as cnaoie- Call. write o. E7une US F-. -
Si owe st. Room rs. MECHANICS Fipgvcs -,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
CAPTAIN STREETER CONVICTED.
With Two Others, He Is to In
dergO imprisonment.

Chicago. Dec. 3-The jury il the Streeter
case rendered Il veydic- this morning. find
lnG Captain GeCr-- Wellington Strcstrr.
Henry Hoeldke and William McNianners
guilty Of Insns'au&ht"r and fixing their pun
.*hinent at iTpTircuincnt in the Pcniten-
tiary. Tie Jury r"roElmend cd clemcncy in
the case or Ho-litke.
The thr.e ~deferHants were accused Of the
II. M " tom > me-. a maIchInan tor
the interests u Che take. shore property
owners. whose land . !icinS the renowned
dis clct ot Lake MICHIGAN.
Kirk was SHOT in a fight between the
Cocrtnr and StrC-;sT factions on February
II. Tho three men were tried last July for
the murder # Kirk. hu; the jury DISAGREED
after many hours of Gelibera:.on.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
stocE. of Grain I'm Store
Produce.

Eut'sr G-m, cu.rst on: -sa~noEv-Extr &c:
y: Erer~ I>4-sr; s-es.S- iI5s. Ladlc-p9ckeI-
Extra 1sgc4-: i,ratr i'ut>c, C~oGntry-Ch,ice
fr-sh I6c. poor 70 fair Iylgi5c. Rea0vated-Goot
2Quc2C.
E.=rs-Cu-rant receipts % to 22rsc. REGENTS
SIS local AMI Ito through. shi;1af ago.
Cheese-Jobhlng Twins Il; I2a.c: singles &c;
daisies l3i g: y. y It.ri I1aghorn i3t.c: Limbur-
ger iI.-@I2c. SWiSs-Sew at lSdl4c: choice Old
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-04
EAST ST. Louis LOAN CO,

Room 23 McCaslaad bldg. 20 Collnsyj.Is ave
ISshh money on household goods and al r.-E.
OF persona! property. Easy monthly payments.
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roHt cglcc &C. IN EXPERIMENTATION.

vas i1c-.n. DC 2-Scrr=t1ry Shaw to-
6. - rc@a 70 congress a cJmmrnica-
ton far ,hs SUP ryi-iuT Architect sibr1it-
CIR" 's, -'-. o. ag2rGpr. rions IL provide
I-.Esr. f-csi@.s FOR he protection of mail
"a ere -1zr Offices at St Louis,
y1. .H-E1r7viiia. Norfolk and Phila-
a. {. - Tie Sam-cf $3.50 * asked for st.
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EniurieS Proved Fatal.


ItE.. 10 EIIAL.
CaChrr!aIa. III. Dec. 8.-As Il result of ac-
C'.leEt-l ric1S received late Yesterday the
young child Of William Land. residing in
This -Ei"i C9rfy This morning. YeSter-
dlv IN mother rlacG.I ;as child in 2 rock
-iU- c.".E near r." stove. and. while absent
another older C,ii overturned the chair
into che r~E- &C..
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EErs,


LA'F' me E.s'a-f- -H~ ..- Jsii L..
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A DOLLAR down and 81 per week: nns tailor
made suit or overGOet. St. Louis Tailoring Co,
room 800 De Soto building.
BAEBER OF seven chairs, centrally
located, with lease. G. 16T, Republic.
MISTLETOE-Finest, &c Z o. b Ale6o. Ad-
dress Walter Bunch, Aiedo. Tex
stamps taken for candy. csarS to
bacco. writing material. note, pocket and bill
hooks, novels, etc. nj Market ST
STOVE repairs furnished and put Up, 1oc a
IN. Drop postal. Fl. Price. 2a27 Chouteau-
TO buy or lease an electric light and power
plant in the West or Middle West: 5.595 inhab-
itants and over. 9 13l. Republic.
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symy Dcngl List

Washington Dec. THE army death list
caHi-j from Manila under yesterdays date
totals tn.rrr-0re soldiers, including ten
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ON Personal Pruner.y
ENEH I :

MONEY ..--s4 70 sa,a-.-! r...
j. L'-a-t ~ P...f-t J. .. Is ar
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BUSINESS

WANTED-Businees manager with q coo TO n
vast In business: salary SIS per month to star
With. with good chances Of increase; must fur
n1sh references. Address Box i5S Alton, IL.
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tchilnS way. =
LarG-Chgce steam On L. side closed nomina.Iv
Ic-Fc: kettle rendered 1t l"5aNIic: compound
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEpyED MACON

a BEACON LODGE. NO. ;. A. ?. s 4.
WY NJ. BTchdTt- and Benton Cs-~.-
~ Special communication this THURSDAY A.
- o'clock u. n. NCcf IN The n NJ -
gree. Three candidates. Members rga1.esteI AMI
visitors invited 10 attend. "
JOSEPH BrunTer. Secretary =" NJ
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1oLD, SILVER AND NICKEL Plating.
reriat"s and repairs silverTarr.
gold plates. watches. iewelTr; good work: cash
GOLD ami silver plating in all branches: cash
kamp a hrause. sl2ia Pine est.. st. LOUIS. No.
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st. Louis Fr.ure Prices.

Ma wheat &c, p-:s ,&sc: calls ~ asked
Ma corn PIC; puts Ss"sc asked, calls %',-
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RIVER NEWS.


= ;.rIis. Wednesday. Dec. .. H..
"l'l'i7- DANCE. GIus.. - ne.
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ADVANCED SayERIE2 Pf02F

40 pupIlcIty: No ee:1Tity. vii ro-i-,..Iv ~.
peter terms than you can secure e'saE ~. r7e-
MS 10 sui c0nTerience; ~ loan rr-a.y a. ~.
III EQUITY FINANCE TO.
100 Missouri r-rS- r..sF..-'-
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MONEY F0a SALkRl=D PE0pLe

w furnisn you money quickly and co--!den-
.eig. H!theut security National Cr..- =,
rooms Fol-9J2 Chemical bldg. EECne:. ana D,Iv.'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
ALINE DRAWN

A white woman was hrutaAy assault
ea and ncarlv Killed & few DAYS ago in
New Kent county by = negro youtn
sorne > wears The boy was pursuec
and caurut AID tte rictiru oi tlis brutality
Fa-e-sng between life and death.
one q TIE Richmond papers prints or
Interview With a citizen 81 New heat and
renorrs him as saying tnar . the woman
assaulted had b,ecu native ofthe county
instead u a stranger the nrEro w0ul1
have been lyDcbec.
Walk Il u far better THAI the law taEe
Us course AID me negro Is lesaly ir'ec
and published We fail 70 see where tne
hue Is drawn between the native an-
stranger. The woman hAo come VIII
her husband from North DaEotz they
had bought = farm and settled among
.be people q New Kent for presumably
.be balance u. t5riT lives. They loOkec
70 the peopie o. Tie community Tor nli
tuaI safety 11teTcorrsc and soclal amen
.;@s. She wa q woman and tberetor'
u be urotccsed- II she was strange
sne Wa but -he more 10 ~ assn 80 q
that protection " hlch Tux white ue1
Virginia have ever given ~ heF sez ~ ns
;uperille6 as tins poor ssoraaa MAS F"
make 10 argument Tor lynehing bat -
taI utterly 10 soe why any woman fh1
ATTACKED. stranger or native. sD0ulc rc
excite the same degree Il intolsrance
.veh searsuI assaults Times Herald
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23

-While picnicng last month my IL
vcar-old boy was poisoned by some
" eeG or plant. says W. II. Dibhle. "a
SIOUX Ci.s. ia. .'he rubbed the poison
of his hands into his eyes and for
swie We were AFRAID he would lose his
sight Finally q neighbor recommended
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salse. Tie
f.st application ped him and in a
iew DAYS be was as well as ever" For
skin diseascs, cuts, burns, scalds. wounds.
insect bites. Dew ittc's Witch uazc
SAVE is sure cure. Relieves piles a. orc,
Beware Oh Couni erieits Leonard Henley
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
Malicious Thieving.

Ar John Wallace. who hves opposite
Nr Henry Armi-tead, about a mile
from town. Was visited ~ sneak th.eves
recently. Mrs. Wallace. iu the absence
q Der husband. went out 20 milk, leav-
ing the house alone. She was a. no
time ont 81 sieht ~ the usual approach
e. o. the dwelling. and tired 90 keep
watch against intruders. Despite her
care, however. SOMEONE entered and
from a rack ia the hall took Mr. Wal
lace > coat and vest containing hiss pen
son voucher and wallet There wac Dot
It,ls II any money secured. and ths pen
sion voucher was found IN pieces by Z
neighbOr's son. one pee. however. b
stiI missing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23

counties should compose the school
boards. they should be educated mon.
and they should Get the best teachers
only.
But TO secure the best teachers the
county Boards OF Supervisors must
provide the means. Let the boards give
the school authorities ample means 70
employ good teachers. We pay entirely
too little.
The people arc willing 10 DC taxed Tor
good schools and good roads. We only
want men 20 take the lead, and We shall
have both good schools and good roads
in Virginia. Nothing hut the best should
satisfy the taxpayer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
Aaure for Cholera Infantum.

Last Nay. ssys Mn Curtis Baker.
Of Bo5kwAiter. Ohio. an infant child
a our nei5hi,Or's was suffering from
cs.ole.a jnfautum. The doctor had given
upfn hopes q recovery. took a
bottle d Chenberlzin's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy - the house,
telilaz tbem ] felt cure il would do
good II used according 20 directions.
il two days time the ebiId had fcl'y
rccovered. aod IL now lnesrly year
sincs) 3 vigorous, healthy girl have
Recommended this Remedy frequently
and have never Known u 70 tail 10 an.
single Instance ycf sale By al drug
essts.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
Innk plea.ant. -

Photographic g.. a.. has.an, ci Eaton.
Al. can 60 81 now though ior years be-
couldn't. because be suffered untold
.r-nnv from she worst iCru Cf iul.Ccst-
IN. All physicians and medicines
fsfied o. help Lim ri. De tired Electrical
B--ters which worked such wonders
-o- him thst De declares they are D.
.-odsend 20 sufferers from dyspepsia aud
stomach troubles nrlv4lcl Tor dis
cases 90 The stomach LiveE and Kid
news. rley build Up and give new iic
10 the whole system Try them. Only
soc. Guaran.eed Dy Leonard Henley
druggist.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23

There IS 70 doEbt about. the Puo-ic
schools Of virginia are not what they
should be. The country schools are
bao--rery bad BY this we mean that
they are Ear behind tbs times The
people are being taxed 20 suPpors pub
lie school system that = worth far iess
than what - paid Cor a.
There are TOO many schools. re
teachers are rot as competent as the5
should be. Too rspch fayos1tism y
shown. snc often teachers arc selected
not for tbeir 6tDess, bat By the 'nh1<no'
fsa<ir frieads. The 6sst mistake =
snsae ir the seisetios Of school b0sfc'
The most ip<sIl,genf ussr q the d'fsrsn
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-08-23
Registration Notice.

We the undersigned, Registrars for
the city Of Williamsburg, appointed by
the Constitutional Couyeuuou. will sit
for the Registration Of voters under the
new Constitution, at the Courthouse o I
said city Oh the following DAYS. Sep
tcmber 10, il. y. JIG, i, is, 10. p. %
p. %. 20 October 10. 13 and II.
The board viii SIT from y o'clock a
m. till O'Clock p. III.
{ 3. TREvHIAN Chairman
l. 81 LANE, IT,. Secretary
232t. 81. {. JoHNsToN.