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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
RniIt a Church Id IL Oh Exnenee.

WINDFALL, Ind. Jan. 2z.-John Eel
low. an aged farmer, who has been a
member Of the Friends Church for more
than hfty years. has just completed erect
ing and fitting up altogether at his own
expense a church on corner Of his farm
The church has just been turned over 20
the organization Fellow made a special
request that In the dedication service his
name should not be mentioned The
church cost several thousand dollars
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
FAILED TO GET FREEDOM.
Court DiSmiSSes John r. CoSteIIo's
HabeaS Corpus Appeal.

The petition OF Mr. John F. Costello 20
secure his reIesse from custody on aabeas
corpus proceedings was dismissed by
Chief Justice Bingham.
Through his counsel MI. Henry L
Davis, Mr.. Costello took an appeal 20 the
Court Of Appeals for the District. The
bond was fixed az $500
The proceedings grew out OF the suit Of
the BoEel. Gwynn McKenney Company
against Mr. Costello 70 recover SI00.53
judgement was rendered against him
and when he was taken into the custody
Of the United States Marshal for the Dis
tricJ he sought his release on habeas
corpus proceedings.
Alr. Levi Il. David IS counsel for the
plaintifI.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
Kern E1trudition Papers Approved.

ALBANY. y. Y. Jan. 22.-Governor
Odell today approved papers sent to the
executive chamber 10y the New York Po-
lice Department for the oxtraditiou from
Now Orleans Of Valet Kern. who stole
$j0000 worth OF jeWelTy from Paul The
baud az the Iatter's country home al
White Plains.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
CoUNTERFEITER IN CUSTODY.
George Bair showed the Queer, on
California Race Track

Mr. Wilkie. Chief OF the United States
Secret Service, received a despatch this
morning from san Francisco stating that
George Barr had been arrested on the
charge Of making and passing counterfeit
dollars.
Bair IS said 10 be from ST Paul. but
lived in a suburb Of Oakland. He visited
principally racetracks where ne disposed
of The coin, while mis- wife pat be- in cir
cuiatiou in the stores Of the city.
Yesterday when in the act of betting
on a horse and handing his money over
TO bcCkmaker Bair was arrested. His
house was searched and a complete cCun-
terfeiting outfit with metal and finished
coin was captured.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
La Africaaa Faetory. burned.

HAVANA, Jan. 22.-La Africana cigar
cite factory and the storehousos Of La
africana cigar factory, one Of ,he most
famous establishments OF CUBA were in
iames a. 9 O'Clock this morning The in
auranuc on the property, which was own
ed by the trust was small.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
GUIDANCE FOR EXPENDITURES.
Chaplain CoUdeH's Invocation in His
Morning Prayer.

II his opening prayer this morning
Chaplain Couden went outside The beaten
track and excited some interest by voic-
ing the following petition:
We thank thee for the spirit o. prog
ress and enterprise thar has always
characterized the American people. and
We most feryently pray thar the public
funds may be placed where they VIII
bring the best possible results 10 the
IA lion al large"
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To Investigate Phillips CoIInp.e.

CHICAGO. Jan. 22.-The Board OF
Trade directors have appointed a com
mittee 20 investigate the recent failure
Of c. H. Phillips They have also APP
pointed a committee 10 investigate the
liquidation OF Phillips rye holdings
Phillips claims that his rye was sIaugh-
tered.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
TO EXPEL MECLAY'S BOOK.
Copy OF the History Found in Mary
land Library

STATE HOUSE. Annapolis. Nd. Jan.
22.-Serator Brew.ngton. of Wicomico a
pronounced friend of Sehley. and The in
Jroducer of several SchIey resolutions in
the Senate, has discovered that the third
volume Of Maclay's history 81 the Amerl-
can Navy is in the State Library.
He has prepared an order 10 have it
removed from the shelves He holds that
the state should not sanction the history
iu am way
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
Philippine Customs Receipts.

Tho Division Of Insular Affairs Of the
War Department gave out for publication
today statement showing that the Gus
toms revenue in the Philippines for the
ten months ended October 81. 1901. we're
S1a06.145.O6, as compared with Sc 40
0sl-s5 Tor the same period Of 1850. and
ss.SzS 2Z543 for 1853
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
To 30 Daniel -.

Representative Pearre has introduced a
BIN providing for the pur, base by or on
behalf Of the United States Of the right
.o use ihe Daniel process ~ producing en-
-raFed plates and the method OF map pro-
Huciion- The bill appropriates $50. 200 for
he purpose.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
lOAMS q %

AND UPWARD ~ FURNITURE AND PLANOs
At lowest rates AL On the csy y0u aau.v ~
are loauIng on the Pulling ami Ian Assoeiati55
pan, Which m2EJs the cost of carryiay 49,
--Cch less than soy pay elsewhere and alIs,rs
you 70 pay It Of IN any sized notes you desire
running fTCn ClS &C tvJrvs uOnIEs- d B rl nave
lean w-th sOEs other l-zFauy we viii pay n
Cd aud adyancc you moe money i desired
Rates ChCETfully given. and no cost 20 you uu.sss
lean IS made tsd and set rata 'FRONT.' room
E-st fc0r-
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
go = st. ". W.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
A NEW MOVE
BY SPALDING
KID ChRSEY WORKS THE DEAL
Claiming That He Wants site fer
sHnday Ball. Though He knows
That l. Against the Law.

NEW YORK. Jan. 22--It is NOT likely
that the National League viii go on with
four clubs next season. as announced re
Gently by a. G. SpaIding. But it is more
than likely that the old circuit viii be
maintained. with new hackers for the
clubs in New York, Cincinnati and St
Louis.
The first step in this direction was
taken yesterday. when Kid Carsey. the
old Philadelphia pitcher. secured new
grounds IN New York in the interest Of
A. G. Spalding This new site is very
centrally located being bounded by Sixty
sixth and SiNty-seventh Avenues. West
End and Railroad Avenues. Il il. $50 feei
deep and block wide.
Somewhat Contracted.
The new field VIII be somewhat con-
tracted as regards width. but no more so
than the present National League grounds
in Boston, known as the "baudbox."
Carsey insists, however. that the ven
ture IS his own and that he viii play sun
day games on the site He saws ne has
had no dealings with the SpaIding faction
Of the National League But just how the
new promoter expects to arrange for the
playing OF Sunday games, in the face Of
the present law against il, he fails 20 ex-
plain satisfactorily.
It looks as though Spalding is beginning
10 work on the aggressive principle OF
Ban Johnson, and If Freedman. Brush and
Robson do not get into the band wagon
very soon they viii be left out fn the cold.
At present they still have a chance 20 sell
OUT their holdings but this chance viii
soon be lost. II would not be at all sur
pTisiug TO see Spalding at the head OF an
eiEht-club organization before very many
more moons.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
LEASES HOME
ON EAST SIDE
Jerome Preparing to Keep His
Campaign Promise.
HIS WIFE NOT MUCH PLEASED
She Does Not Fancy Liking Among
the Poorer New York
Classes.

NEW YORK. Jan. 22.-District Attorney
Jerome proved last night the sincerity Of
his antc-electiou statements that he in
tended to make his home among the peo-
pie of the East Side. i'm the event of his
election, by announcing that he had leased
for four years the house at No. s Rutgers
Street. He intends. he said. % make this
house not only his home. but also a sort
Of subofTice of the District Attorneys Of
fee where some Of his assistants viii al
ways be on hand to look after the inter
ests Of the jewellers on the lower East
Side
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
OUR sHIRTwAIsTs DIDN'T GO.
American Manufacturer Overloaded
the English Jobbers.

United States Consul Marshal HaIstead
has discovered that American shirtvslsts
DO not 20 in England, and ne so reports
TO The State Department lie aIluLcs. Of
course. 90 tho female variety
Mr. Hslstead ascribes the failure Of the
comfortable garment not 10 intrinsic .all-
lrcs. but TO the overlooking Of jabbcrs'
and retail dealers stocks. and the habit
OF English people Of paying their bills
only once OF twice year.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
SG79ES AHkg
ggAGSERSa

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unless the blood IS n poor condition -i-
sluggish, weak and unable to throw OF
the pOlsOLs that accumulate IN Il. The
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When this has been accomplished the dis
charge gradually ceases, and the sore or
ulcer heals. It's the tendency Of these old
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says; Six years q 20 ny les from the knee o.
the loot was enc solid sore. Several physician
treated me AID 7 made two tvigs 20 Hot 4prings
but found no relief was induced 20 try B s S
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fcctly well man ever since"
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Send for our free book and write our
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
R coNnUcT.


.--.. R CONDUCT.
Nnmined as TO
lily.
.- d. s-.ye on one foot and a slipper
On ~ other, handsomely dressed, but
with no Oyercoat on, Mr.. Coles Fiourney,
who is said to be weII-kEO0a railroad
contractor, was locked up ar the Twelfth
Street police station last night and was
today exclaimed as to his sanity.
Sir. Flourney is thirty-one years old.
has a home at Covington. Va. but owing
to the requirements o. his business has
been living IN Baltimore with his family
for some time.
last night he approached Policeman
Austin in front OF the Raleigh Hotel and
told him he had been robbed When taken
10 the station he became violent and said
that he 81 as an escaped patient from Johns
Hopkins University Hospital in Balti-
more.
It was found necessary 10 send him 10
the Emergency Hospital over night This
morning he was examined by Dr. Mar
bury, who stated that he was perfectly
sane and would be au right ID a day or
two he viii probably return 10 BaIti-
more this afternoon
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22
Where thc House II.

The house leased By Mr.. Jerome is "a
four-story brick building. and is just of
Hewitt Park. II has been used as e
Catholic brothers school. and IS near the
Educational Alliance and the Nurses
Settlement
Just when Mr. Jerome viii take up his
abode in the house ne could uot say yes
terday, as 81 viii have to be remodel5C
IN many particulars. The basement of tbs
house viii be used ty servants. The par
Tor floor front, is Q o &c used as the brancl
OF the Distric, i-tOTney's Office and on
this floor will az ne a lihraIy and din
Ing room. Tn second floor will have
sitting room. bedroom and bathroom 20
Mir. JcrOnre's 1EE.iiy.
At Service Of Poor
On the third floor there viii be a sittinr
room Ind bedrooms. which viii be occu
pieC by Assistant District Attorney How
ard s. Cans and Mr.. Jerome's private see
retery. Albert Holder who will havO
charge OF the branch Of the district at
torney's Office. On the fourth floor Their
will be bcdrccn.s eEd q sitting ~ccn- Dep
uty Assistant District Attorney George W
Morgan. who viii also be attached 10 IN
branch VIII occupy one OF fhcse -ooms
The others VIII be used as spare room
for men in The district attorneys Office
who viii De assigned from time TO tim.
for wo.k on the East Side in connectio.
witE the bra1cE.
For several years Mr.. Jerome has lived
Wits his wife and son 40 I35 West Dut
Hu-dred ana Fortv-ci@h,h Street. ThI.
houce IS owned by 1Ir. Jerome, but 70 s.
now on the market
District Attorney Jerome last night al
mitte3 that his wife was not pleased Wit
the idea Of living on the East Side. j Is
not believed that che viii pass much OF
her time there. Their son. who is aesc-
tionateIy caUaA '-y'' viii pass mos
school in Lake
% jerome has
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-22

Is the only purely vse-
etable blood PuI fer
known - contains no
poisonous minerals to
ruin the digcstion End
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09
BIG CARGO Of SUGAR.
HAWAIIAN TAKES EIGHT
THOUSAND TONS EAST
+. B. McStocker Falls over Embark
ment with Horse and Buggy
Contract for New Tow
Boat FIR HllO

Hilo, Feb. Captain william Mat
son has let q contract for the construc-
ton Of new tow boat for this harbor.
The new ting win be 80 feet long, 20
feet beam and 10 feet hold.
BY reason of his horse and buggy
falling over an embankmont +. b. Nc
Stocker, manager Of Olaa plantation is
performing his duties in spite of bruise
pains and othCr results of the shake
up, Mr.. McStOshcr went over with
the buggy which Vas smashed beyond
recognition.
Philip Peck leaves for Honolulu bg
the liinau today to make final arrange.
ments with the government officials
regarding the Hilo dock. While in Ho.
nolulu, Mr., Peck will also confer with
members Of the Honolulu Chamber OF
Commerce about the merits of the
Morris proposition to advertise the
Hawaiian Islands throughout America
The steamship Hawaiian, Captain
Nichols. arrived in Hilo Tuesday after
noon from Honolulu. She takes 500
tons from the Waiakea mill and 800
tons from Pepeekeo. When she lifts
anchor for her seventy days voyage
around the Horn, she will have 5000
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09

The night OF February II is Set tJT
the production OF Handles Messiah by
the chorus OF the Philharmonic SOCi.
ETY. combined with the Oahu CCol!ege
chorus. Madame Geneva Johnston.
Bishop. whose portrait appears with
this article, and who will arrive here
February II. will sing the principal
solo parts. The other solos will BIZ
taken by local talent. The orchestra
will be composed as follows: J. H
ANIME, Miss lola Barber, Miss Al.lc
Woods. Miss Gretchen Kopkc and 9th
crs. fist and second yiolins; Jos RIOS
en-, viola: J. Baker. of the band, double
bass; II. Jocher, clarinet; Messrs
Kopke and Snyder flutes; Chas. Kreu'
ter cornet, and several members OF
the band. The whole will be undo:
the direction of Prof. Ballaseyus.
The Messiah Chorus.
Following are the members OF the
Messiah chorus:
SopranOs-Mesdame Isabel Davis
Leadlngham and G. L. Rugg. and Miss
es Helen Desha, Florence Deveril!
Mary Z. Lewis, Ethel French, Eleanor
Stinson, Claire Uecke, Ethel Wolfe
Ethel Arlweg Carrie Crewes, Bel,
Ashley, Irene Fisher, Sarah Lyman
@Ms..".. ss:ss M@sG .gs:s:s 49, ,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09
TRIED AS
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION

New York, Jan. 25.-t cable to the
Herald from London says Expert
ments are being made on a most elab'
oaate scale In London with modiiica
ton OF Tesla's high frequency electri'
cal currents in the treatment Of con
sumption. It is stated that some re-
maTkablc results have been achieved
These experiments for the most part
have been conducted by DR.. T. J. Box
enham. an eminent West End sur.
geOn, in the course of his private prac'
tice, but with the knowledge and ap'
proval OF leading consumption spe'
cialists.
DR.. Bohemian has had fitted up
most elaborate apparatus for the pro
duction Of electricity In the particular
form in which 1t is used, the net re-
suit Of which Is that a current of so,
600 volts Is produced. The awe-lnspir
Ing force of this voltage may be best
appreciated when 1t Is remembered
that only 500 volts are employe fol
driving trains on the railway. Yet tho
patient is not conscious of the enOr
nous electrical pressure.
In very bad cases the cough has
been greatly reduced, night sweatS
have disappeared, the appetite has i'm
proved and there has been great
gain in weight and general health, 81
that even IL the consumption bacill
have not been destroyed, 1t is certain
their virulence has been much d"creas
ed, that they have been brought under
control and that the patient has fell
cured
In one case a remarkable result has
been effected by it. The patient was
after every other sort OF treatment, Il
all appearances in the last stages q
consumption. It was sal he had M
healthy lung tissue left to breathe
dith. He has apparently recovered
and has resumed professional work.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09
HAWANANS OPPOSE
ORIENTAL LABOR

Copies of the following resolution re-
lating to Asiatic labor, which were
adopted at the last meeting of the
Home Rule eXecutivs committee, were
sent TO Governor Dole and Superinten-
dent of Public Works J. II. Boyd yes
terday:
Whereas, the Government of tho
Territory of Hawaii has been and Is
now carrying on extensive public i'm
provements in this Territory, giving
employment h. a large number of
skilled and unskilled laborers; and
Whereas, it should be the policy In
this Territory, as declared by the Pres.
ident OF the United States in his re-
cent message to Congress, to make 1t
possible for American citizens to build
up homes among us; and
Whereas, this policy Is not followed
at this time by representatives of the
Executive of this Territory, in charge
of the public works thereof-in that
they have awarded several contracts
to persons employing exclusively or
partly Asiutic laboreTs and mechanics;
and
Whereas, such action Is in conflict
with the President message and with
well-established American principles
throughout the United States and Ter,
ritories of the Union; now, therefore,
be II
Resolved, by the executive commit,
tee of the Home Rule Republican par,
ty, That our Governor be ana he Is
hereby earnestly urged to call the at,
tcntion OF, and to give such directions
10 the Superintendent Of Public Works
ana the various departments of. gov,
eminent as well Immediately put a
stop to this perniclous practice and "a
avoid the same In future by inserting
clause in all calls for tenders that
only citizens Of the United States
shall be employed on such contracts.
! Resolved That the secretary OF this
committee be instructed to forward a
copy of this resolution in duplicate
to the Secretary of the Territory for
transmission to the Governor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09
e. w. Quinn,
modern
PLUMBING
Patronage of Owners, Architec is
and Builders solicited.
1863 Union ST. Phone, Main 394
MEADE SAILS TODAY.

The transport Meade, which put in
here yesterday from Nagasaki to re-
plenish her coal supply, viii sail this
afternoon about o'clock for Sar
Francisco. The vessel was to have
gone direct, but taking the northern
route she met with some very rough
weather and the coal, which she got in
the Orient, not being of tn chest, sht
was forced to come here for more. She
has aboard about 100 souls mostly sol
diers on their waythome to he dis
charged. She will take mail for The
Coast.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09

Florence Hill. Margaret Peterson. Dag
mar Sorenson ana Edith Spalding.
Contralto-Olive Wellington, Jul.
Ia Damon. Gertrude Brown. Florence
Hall, Amy Hill Edna Horner, Evelyn
Nichols. Harriet Hapai. May Patty and
Ruth Whitney.
Tenors-A. Benson. W. NJ. Campbell.
L. L. Collins, Dr.. q. W. Burgess, J. II,
D'Almelda. .. Langsing, A. Robinson
L. il. Miller, F. Shingle, p. Schmidt
and W. Rycrcft.
Bassos--J. Bayer W. Deakbane, o.
c. Ccagd5!ce, Nm. ". Burns, A. Con
stabel. G. Mcclellan, +. Mellhers, w
l.. Fletcher c. Du Rol, C. H. Tracy, C.
Allen. NJ. Davis. X. Brown. p. Deverill
G. Hapai +. Schnaik, A. Heen, NJ. Rob
!nsor and S. Lowrey.
History Of the Messiah.
The Messiah" was composed by
Handel in l741 at time when he was
laborlng under the greatest msfor'
tunes. having lost both his fortune and
his health. He composed the whole
work in twenty-five days. The libretto
was arranged by Mr.. jenkins entirely
from the words of Scripture. The or
atorlo was first produced in Dublin in
l74l and la,eg in the same year in
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09
HAWAIIAN HOTEL DANCE,

A most enjoyable impromptu dance
was given at the Hawaiian Hotel last
evening in honor Of the officers and
ladies Of the transport Meade. The
lanais and halls of the hotel were
crowded during the evening and thu
music of the IOlani Quintet Club was
greatly enjoyed by the visitors Many
town people were also present to en-
10y the evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09

About a hundred men escaped from
the Meade this morning although there
was sentry at the gangway, When
seen up town, one Of the men said:
There are about 1860 of us men aboard
the Meade We had been cooped up for
more than three weeks and, upon
learning that none Of us were to be al
lowed ashore, we guessed last and came
anyhow"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09

Mr.. S, Ehrlich, manager Of the Pa.
clhc Import Co., leaves for a Ghort
business trip on the SOnoma to make
many extensive purchases.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09

The meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors Of the Honolulu Athletic Club
which was to have been held Friday
night, has been postponed until Mon.
day afternoon at j:l5 o'clock.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09

Gossip came ont as usual yesterday
II is full OF choice reading and con
tains a complete resume Of the week =
loings in society circles OF Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-02-09

London. On the fftieth anniversary
Of its production 1t was presented in
London with a chorus of 900 and on the
one hundredth anniversary with
chorus of $500 and an orchestra Of
900. The oratorio is over long for mod
ern presentation, and at Pauahi hall 1t
win be given in its usual condensed
form. The gems of the oratorio, both
solos and chouses, have been Sc
lected.
Madame Geneyra Johnston. Bishop Is
known all over the world as famous
oratorlo singer. She Is perhaps the
greatest in the United States. Madame
Bishop studied several years abroad
being a pupil Of Nine. Anna de La
Grange of Paris, Randdeger and Fred
crick Walker OF London. Her voice is
n pure mezzo-dramatic soprano OF won
derrul range anu full of distinct carry.
ms power.
Personally. Madame Bishop is very
beautiful woman. She possesses an
excellent figure and carriage, and dress
es in the best OF taste. Her roper
tore is extensive, containing several
Interesting programs for recital work
as well as the principal oratorlos and
operate arias.
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