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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-15
RECoLLECTIoNS OF PIONEER

Incidents That Have Been Crowded
markable Life of A. O. Fulton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-26
CHAPTER iV.-continued.

Copyright 1902 by Arthur tombstone
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-26
FAIR TO CLOSE SUNDAYS.

Washington, July 9.-The Comptrol-
Ter Of the Treasury today rendered a
decision holding that under the law OF
Congress the Louisiana Purchase Ex-
position Company cannot receive any
Part of the appropriation by Congress
for the Exposition until contract shall
have been signed by the directors OF
the company, binding themselves to
close the fair on Sundays. Secretary
Of the Treasury Shaw had already in.
formed the Exposition company that
such contract would have to be enter.
ed into, and this telegram was received
at the Treasury today from David r.
Francis, president Of the company:
Sunday closing resolution as for
warded by Treasury Department adopt.
ed by Board Of Directors of Exposition
today. Thirty-eight directors, all who
were present, signed the agreement
Additional signatures will be obtained
as rapidly as possible.
This means that a majority of the
ninety-three members Of the Board Of
Directors will sign the agreement sub,
mitted by the Treasury Department.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-26

HAS Hettie Green dun ennything
with her Revolver yet, ! wonder?'
Uncle Ramsey asst one Mite when we
Were Settin' out on the Portch Doing
the live and Let live act with the mus
keetoes. CESS that's what made him
think Of Her.
mot yet" paw sed, land | wouldn't
Be saprised If it Worried her a Good
deal. too. Here she's Had 1t for more
Than a munth and haunt had a Sin
gle shot at Emmy robber, as Far as the
publick knows. S'posing she paid six
dollars fer it. There's the Interest on
all that mummy going to waste, and
I'll bet Hetty figures II Up every mite
and thinks, oh, heving, won't no Bold
bad robrer ever come? Must the
mummy I paid for my Gun be Ded
loss. when mite invest It where II
would Bring divvy Dends|
"But they are no Danger that Emmy
robber will Ever tackle Hetty unless
he's a forrener and thinks She's SUN
buddy else. Robbers are like most
Other people in one way. They nate
to Let go of Good mummy after they've
once got 1t, and Emmy robber that
knows Hetty Can see rite of That IL he
Even went around to do bizness with
her his friends would Haft to furnish
his Meals for awhile afterwards. That's
where It's too Bad people don't Always
no their Own power. II Hetty woult
Of Had the Confidence in Herse,
that she's Entitled to She would oi
new It was foolish for Her to get {
Gun. when a Safe Cracker or Bun
ko Steerer sees Her Coming down thu
Street he puts one hand over hi
Watch pocket and Grabs his MUM,
with the Other and Runs, pail ant
Haggerd, Looking back over his shonl
Ger every Little while to See II she'
still coming, becoz Hetty can smell |
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The Bulletin, rs cents per month.
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gregated wisdom for two hours, | am
sure should have caught her IN my
arms and kissed her then and there, il
others had not been present. 1t is the
same with all new ideas and inven
tons; they appear so simple, after &C
quaintance, that we will spend hours
wondering how we ourselves chance
to miss the discovery.
Il wish could see the tunnels; why
cant We go along mammal" asked
Male, looking from me to her mother
But Mrs. True rebuked her gently
saying she could not consider 1t, ~
their presence was quite unnecessary
| quite agreed with her, though the
descent would have been easy enough
but | promised Male we would all
make a daytime trip to the twilight
bay, before returned to Honolulu.
We were soon ready to start and
whistled to Imp, who came to the
steps, but refused to follow me farther
| attempted to make HIM come; but al
this he returned quietly and lay down
at Males feet: from that moment be
treated me as a stranger, and thence
forward would show me civility at heI
command only.
Male at once cried: There, nam
ma, now we can go with propriety!--
You see my presence is quite neces,
sary, If my plan is to be tested; So
come, mamma, and Anan will bring us
back, as soon as they find the place
there's good mammal" she conclud
ed, in teasing tone.
at once urged Mrs. True to core
assuring her there was no danger
while 1t was important to have Imp
go; so, at last, she came with us.
ITO be continued)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-26
The Opium Cache on Maui. ''' '; ; :''''

81 say. Rod. how do you account for
these bonTders being mixed with this
broken Laval"
Don't know" replied.
well, do" said he; there has
been a cave in near by and the bouid.
ers came with it from the outside
Now. let's find the breakdown; its
near this entrance.
turned the torch through a
semi.circle and exposed grea,
break in the wall on the Honakahai
side, which had apparently half.fille
the entrance.-or had It? An exam
nation soon showed us that the oh
struction was artificial. for II contain
ed no fragments OF lava, or bouldcrs
which could not have been moved 10y
half dozen men; besides, the smaller
rocks were all on the top of the bar
rier. AS | flashed my light along tht
obstruction, Anan sprang forward an:
picked up a short brier.wood pip"
which had been dropped by some on,
coming over.
THAT settles It; they came ovel
here and the dope's hid in this tunnel
Ell! Rod?' he asked. handing me III
pipe.
Take your pick and let's examin,
the cave.in," said.
We did SO; but without success: !
consisted OF fragments of lava an,
boulders, blackened by time: III
breakdown, plainly, had been undis
turbed for years.
1T must be farther along" said
come, let's make a search of the tur
mel" But suddenly ! added: "Su,
pose, Anan. this is an extension Of Il,
tunnel where our camp is?-the dire.
ton is the same"
Don't know; fec us find out; thee
ries are no good underground. Rod1y
I'm surprised you don't practice wha
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tered? Or-where the devil is III?
cried Anan. as he gazed at me, like az
animated interrogation point.
Those fellows certainly hide opium
more dextrously than they steal IT,"
said: but come, let us be going-Its
nearly o'clock. Now, Anan, you
needn't look so grumpy" continued,
for we will search all night, II peces
sary TO find their cache,-and wen be-
| gin as soon as we've eaten dinner.
Come. now, let's go to the house, and
eat all you can, for I'll find you work
before morning"
When we reached the grass house
we were thoroughly hungry, and Mrs.
True at once led us to a chamber to
arrange our attire before dinner. She
saw that glanced with surprise at a
fine T.auser rife, hanging on the wall
within a border of exquisite native
fans, and she said in answer to my 81
lent interrogation:
YES. this is Males room: of course
hat rifle is an oddly here, but II was
her fathers, and It has been her whim
o keep 1t in her room since his death.
Then she added In the sad, vibrant
voice of widowhood: "Ah! Male and
Ter father were great cronies and were
nseparable, until death came and par
I'd them,"-and her eyes filled with
ears, as she turned to leave US.
When We met at table Mrs. True hat
aid by her sorrow and was smiling
md happy again. As We ate, ] recount
ID our search OF the tunnels, telling o.
iur disappointment and determination
continue work that night. As ".
alked, Anan became prolific Of new
plans and expedients for procedure
; none of which, however, had any prac
deal relevancy, where we were t
deal with an unbroken surface Of AIDE
mant. Mrs. True pooh.poohed eac,
; and every Of his suggestions, but of
fered nothing herself, except that th
best plan was to keep our torch goln.
. and our eyes busy as we searched.
You might stumble upon 1t whel
= you least expect-O, Mr. Dallingef'
q she exclaimed. breaking of suddenly
what is your plan?-What cyclists W
have been to do all the talking, with
:. out asking advice!"
| Really, Mrs. True" said, II has
I no plan-or next to none. The fact !
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we have not, as yet, discovered a clue,
unless 1t be the pipe which Anan
found. The only thing that see is Ia
search again the entrance to the Sec
ond tunnel, where we found the bar
rier; but | have little hope OF finding
anything there, for don't believe that
place has been disturbed for years-il
looks count for aught."
As | said this | turned toward.
Male, who was opposite; she sat
leaning both shapely elbows upon the
tables edge, resting her sweet face in
her palms. On one finger noticed SIS
wore a fiery opal. which flashed fur
lively in the lamp light, like the eye
of hidden serpent but 1t was her ca
preston that held our attention. She
was looking straight at me, her brown
eyes big and bright with some uneX
pressed idea. Mrs. True at once ex
claimed, with n Quaver:
why, Male dear. what Is it,"
The mental spell was broken, and
she replied, with laugh and a com
lnoHpiuCc'
"Oh! | was just thinking"
But !, whom Eros was teaching 10
read, knew instinctively that she had
solved our difficulty. and looked al
her with eager eyes, expectant, bit
saying only;
We'll, Miss Male, you see we have
exhausted our resources and must now
depend upon your advice; yet" | con
rlnded with gallantry. ut is generally
the latest, which is the best and safest
advice; so let us hear your plan, and
promise we will follow 1t to the letter
! thought ! saw blush steal over
her face as she sat under her mother !
gaze, but her'speech disclosed no emo
ton as she raised her eyes to mine
and said quite simply:
81 was hnking--toderick, she hes
itNted little at my name; II was
! thinking that, II you were to take Inn
with you into the tunnels, he might be
able to find the cache from the scent
of the tools and pipe do you think he
could do it," she asked, patting Imp'G
head, as he polied his nose into her
lap at the sound of his name.
Did think he could do it?-did ~
Why, my dear girl had solved without
an effort, and in the only natural way,
the problem which had defied our az
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you preach" he added, Ironically, 10
ferring to my slap, Of an hour previous
at his theory that the opium was in
the entrance tunnel.
Come" | cried, ~ think I'll put you
to work, as you're so 'clever!"-and
led the way.
The walls soon became rough nul
tortuous, narrowing rapidly-the roof
however, retained its height. Sudden
ly we were stopped by blind wall
blocking the tunnel; 1t was at leas;
seven feet high and projected at tho
top in rude shelf, as II inc lava ha
cooled before falling.
Darn it, we're beat again." ex
claimed Anan.
Here, throw this light on Top there
and we'll see!" cried, as leaped and
caught the edge of the shelf with both
hands.
With an effort | clambered up, and
taking the torch. soon found an IT.
regular crevice. which opened into tn,
darkness. ! thrust the torch through
and looked down from the roof of 0
tunnel running directly toward oUl
camp. As ! climbed back said:
"All right, Anan, well go around
and search our tunnel; III warrant
we'll find that opium over there, fast
enough! And explained what ha
seen.
We hurried to return, only making
casual examination. in passing. Of
the tunnel leading to the entrance
soon We reached our camp and at orc
followed the exit tunnel towards thu
sea, II my theory proved true, knew
the distance to the Blind wall world
not be great; consequently we search
ed the gallery carefully until we std
denly coached the wall from our side
could see black streak along the
top, which marked the crevice through
which ! had looked. This was undoubC
eddy the blind wall mentioned by Mrs
True: we had discovered another aud
nearer entrance to the sea. But W.
looked at each other in perplexity ant
disappointment; there certainly was
no opium concealed in this end Of the
tunnel.
well, where is It? II isn't here!--
Is II on the other side IF that wall? o.
is II farther inland, bevond our camp'
Or Is II In the tunnel by wh'cN we en
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-26
MONUMENT TO FILIPINO

New York, July IA committee OF
Fllipinos was recently formed in Ma
Mia to raise funds for a monument in
memory OF DR.. Rial, the Filipino pa
triot, author and poet. A committee
consisting Of Mayor Low, chairman:
John G. Schurman, General Elwell s.
Otis, U. S. A., John r. Proctor and
Benjamin Ide Wheeler have been asked
to cooperate in the carrying out OF the
project by raising funds in the United
states. In the notice issued by this
committee It is stated:
1T Is desired to raise about 500, 600.
Mexican, or, say $4,000. Much of this
Will be contributed by Filipinos. It is
certain. however, that they will ap-
preciate American cooperation. Gov
ernor Taft has himself subscribed to
this fund; and he thinks American
participation in the movement will do
much to cement good feeling between
the Filipinos and the people of the
United States"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-26

and l s'pose she mite of Thot mebby
1t wouldn't Help much whether he
could see her or Not Any Way.
"Hetty Green shows us what Every
woman OF to Try to be. She goes to
Bed Erly to save Gas Bills and Gets up
at 4 o'clock in the morning so as not
to wair out the Bed close by Tossing
around. The first thing she does is to
Look over the List and see If They
are Emmy morgidges she can foreclIse
Before Breakfast. Then she borrows
the naber's paper and Glantses thru ii
to see IL Ennything has happened 10
Leave more Homeless Hungry orflins
In the World. If they are Emmy she
rites down where They can be found
and walks around Block or two to
keep from going past there to Collect
rents. She has a Negg for Breakfast
II It duZzent cost too much. and saves
the shell to settle the Coffey for SIP
per.
Then she starts on the Bizness Of
the day. As she is going out the Door
mebby she sees a Basket Full Of pen.
suls and combs and shoe strings on
the Frunt steps. They belong to o
man with one Laig who put them there
while He chased around the Corner
sum Tuff boys that we're sassing him.
Hetty charges him storage and Goes
on Her Way rejoicing. becoz she al
wais Thinks it's a Coco omen II You
can begin to Make onnust mummy be.
fore You reatch the sidewalk in the
morning.
"Mebby about the time she turns The
next Corner she meets q Blind boy
that Ia Crying becoz he is Hungry ard
his sick muther and Little sister are
at Home starving. Insted of crewilly
Charging him for the time she loses
while He's telling His sad story she
takes a Ginger snap out Of her pocIct
and Gives him han, saying:
"'You poor boy. My hart aiks for
you. Take this Home and Divide it
with your muther and sister
Then she hurries on. Hoping God
seen her kind act and will Shower
Down blessings on her for II. II maaes
her happy all Day Thinking Of the
Good she did, and anuther thing That
Gladdens her hart is the thot that the
boys blind, so They are no danger
that he Can point her out as a messy
mark to other people that want help.
She takes the other haff of Che Ginger
: snap for her Lunch and when she goes
home that mite She knows God must
of rewarded her for her Good deed, he
COZ Widdo that was suing For lam.
midges becoz her Husband fell down
one of Hetty's coal holes got run over
By street car and Didn't leave enny.
relatives to go ahead with the case. OF
corse, | don't say ennything of the
Kind Ever Happened, but you never
Can tell what's coming. There's one
thing that makes me prouder of Hetty
than ennything else, tho"
Whats that?" nav asst.
: "Americka has one woman with
stacks of mummy that Didn't get FOOL.
ish over the Coronashun of Our gra-
cious Lord and King"
: GEORGE.
mn HnHHa n%-~~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-26
Georges Paw
STORIES ABOUT HIS STRANGE CARVINGS ON
TOLD BY
GEORGE HIMSELF


dollar the same as a Hound smells
Blud."
IL wonder IL it's a Dizeez or II She
Just Got that way becoz she wanted
TOT" NAV asst.
II dunno" paw anserd, But | guess
she w. Borned with 1t. was reading
about Her erly life last week and II
Made me feel ashamed of myself. II
shows that all of us mite Be ritch II
we only had the rite stuff In us. When
she was three weeks old she swallow.
ed a penny. They never got 1t back.
and Ever sintz that time when Hctty
Green once gets hold of mummy it's
not mulch use for Ennybuddy Else to
wais around For a chants to use II. So
you see II must be Natcherl for her TO
keep what she Gets and always Keep
rite an Gettin'. At the aige Of Year
and Fore months Hetty commenct to
Tawk. What do you s'pose was the
First thing She ever sed? They say
when a child says mamma first It's a
sine that the next Baby will be boy,
or Let me see. Mebby it's a sine that
the Next one will be a Girl. I don {
Just remember which II is now, But It's
one or The other, and II the Dear little
thing says paper the next one will be
some other kind, But they didn't have
chants to no whether Hetty was Go
ing to Have Little bruther or Little
sister next, Becoz the first thing she
Ever sed was Bank
$50 her paw bot her a Little Bank
and she put Her pennies in 1t, Paying
Interest Of Two pur Sent on what she
could Borro and charging ten Pur cent
on the mummy She Let her folks have
when they Couldn't make change emmy
other way. Hetty was Dear Little
thing when she was yung. Old nabcrs
Of the Family say she was sutch q
Thotfull child. Whenever they Swept
the rooms she would save up what wal
scattered around on the Foor to Hell
start the fire and save kindling. ant
she would always make them Bio on
the lite Before she melt down in Hel
little white nSey and sed Her prayers
becoZ II would of Been wasting th'
Candles to Let them keep on Burning
while she asst God to Bless and max,
her a Good girl and watch over hel
little bruthers and sisters. If 1t would
MT Cost Emmy extry.
One of the Gladdest moments u
Her Life was when Her Fawther 30
her the First doll she Ever had. Be
fore she Took 1t to the store keeps
and Got the Mummy back for II sh,
took the Saw Dust out of the Laigs 4
help save Bills for Jewell. and File,
up the Empty place with hair she Fla,
Gathered BY picking 1t out of til,
Family combs. And yet She Look
Back on that as the Saddest blunde
IN her hole Life. She sees now tina
the Hair mite of RELY Been wort'
more for Packing than the saw Dus
was for Jewell. That was the Oni.
Bizness mistake she ever made.
"As a yung girl they say she Show
ed her Bizness ability Rite along. 81
started the Fashion OF Setting in III
Dark with her 30, becoz she Coul
hear him just as well without a Lite
nEEA ~ ~ IN - ~ - N NJ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-26
Tells How the Lava Tunnels Were Elk
piored and What Came Of II.

SYNOPSIS. -Roderick Dalnger goes into the
ophim trade with his Young Chinese friend, Anan.
for whom Whaey IS landing Opium. The Hacyon
arrives Unexpectedly with a cargo, a part OF which
Whaley endeavourS hy a double play to Put in a
cache near Honakahau, Maui. They follow the Hal
cyon and camp In lava tunnel near the grass house
occupied by Mrs. True, a halt-whte, and her pretty
daughter Male Here they watch the Halcyon land
five thousand pounds Of opium in the lava caves but
arc unable 10 locate the entrance In the meantime
Young Daliinger becomes acquainted az the grass
house. Upon his return they examine the face OF the
lava shelf and hy aid of a rope discover an under
ground cove, which can he reached only from the sea
They then search inland for an old entrance, formerly
used BY Mrs True 5 husband for smuggling purposes
which they accidentally hnd near their camp hey
now prepare TO search the tunnels with an elecui'
tovch,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-26
DIRECTOR OF THE CENSUS.

Washington, July 1.-THE President
has issued commission to Director
Merriam under the new permanent CEN
sus law as Director of the Census.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-07-26
A Misunderstood Man.

Geraldine-Did you ever have the
feeling that people didn't understand
you?
Gerald often have 1t; use the
telephone a great deal.-Smart Set.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-07-17
Annual School Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the qualified vot-
.ers OF Warren Independent School
District No. 2, OF Warren Minnesota,
will be held at the school house in
said district on Saturday, July 10,
1902, at 8 o'clock p. M, for the pur-
pose OF electing two directors, or
members OF the Board Of Education,
to succeed X. J. Taralseth and w. f.
Powell, whose terms will expire.
The polls will remain open one
hour, from s O'Clock p. m. to 8 o'clock
p. III. on above mentioned day.
Dated this 9th day of July 1902.
John p. Madison,
Clerk, Board OF Education.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-07-17
If a Man Lie to You,

And say some other salve, ointment
lotion, oil or alleged healer is as good
as Bucklen's Arnica Salve, tell him
thirty years of marvellous cures of
marvellous cures of Piles, Burns,
Boils, Corns, Felons, Ulcers, Cuts,
Scalds, Bruises and Skin Eruptions
prove it's the best and cheapest. 25c
at E. F. Whitney's drug store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-07-17

We can give you a loan on
your land the day papers are
signed. Give you the privilege
of paying a part at any time
and stop interest, and give you
the advantage of the lowest
rates of interest. If you want
a loan 60 to the Bank of War.
rem.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-07-17
Good grass land for sale by
Vega Land Co.
Warren MINI.
He rlust Confess.

He T1uSt Confess.
Dear sir:-I used the White Wine of
Tar Syrup you sent me, and must
confess | derived more benefit to my
lungs from it than from any remedy
| have ever tried, and cheerfully re-
commended it to everyone having
any kind of lungs trouble.
Truly yours,
A. M. HUMPHREY,
Minister OF Baptist Church.
Trilla, Coles Co., Ill.
At Johnson Drug Co.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-07-17
g Mk~.~

This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BrOmO=Q uinine Tablets
Ne remedy that cures q cDld in one day
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-12-17
TAX APPEALS IN
SUPREME COURT
Brewer & Co. and Castle 6 Cooke
Will Have "Good Will"
Matter Tested.

Appeals were filed in the Supreme
Court yesterday in twelve tax cases
which had been previously passed upon
by the tax court. The most important
of these appeals is the good will' case
of Brewer & Co. upon which both the
assessor and taxpayer appeal. Tax was
assessed upon good will' of the cor
poration at s1,121, 1877, an increase from
the return OF nearly one million dollars.
The tax court fixed the assessment at
$629,717 and both parties appealed. Other
cases in the same category are Castle
& Cooke and the Honolulu Rapid Tran
sit Co. In the Castle & Cooke case both
the assessor and taxpayer appeal.
An appeal is also filed by H. May &
Co. and the tax assessor appeals in the
following cases: Oahu College Trustees
John F. Colburn, S. c. Allen, B. M
Allen, Lam Wo Sing, The Orpheum Co
and j. B. Castle.
The cases will be heard at the Jan
uary session of the Supreme Court.