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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-25
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-25
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE.
SUGAR.

c. Brewer q Company.
LIB. Kerr q Co.. Ltd. =,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-25
REGISTER EARLY.

The English cotton manufacturers.
who have for so long a time depended
on the United States for their raw
material. have raised a guarantee fund
Of $25O,0O0 for the purpose OF promof.
jng the cultivation of cotton within the
British Empire.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-25

sales-l,OOO waialua bonds, sloo.25.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-25
McINERNY
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Golden Rule Bazaar
Iss HOTEL STREET
new and DAINTY LINE Of
STATIONERY JUST OPENED UP

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"Roxboro" Papeterie - New
Shape; Lotus, Bond ......25e Box
"Old Amsterdam"-New Shape
...,....... ........' Soc ooS
(The usual prices Of this
grade Of goods, 50c.)
"Thespian Grade Pa
peteTle .....'....... .zuc boS
"Eyangelin6" - Papeterie. 15c Box
al Bond Note and Letter
Tablets Ruled or Plain. zoe
Parchment Bond T Tablets,
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let's, White and Dresden
Colonial Bond Note Tablets. .15e
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-25

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-25
LEADING GRocERs.
1860 FORT STREET.

We are now paying especial atten'
tson TO catering to Family Parties, Re-
ceptions, Weddings. ETC., and the sue
cess that has attended our efforts to
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for serving the best that the market
srcrds, is a sufficient guarantee that
We will give you perfect satisfaction.
We have the finest display Of the
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ane CHOCOLATES and BON eoNs
ever put on exhibit here; we also ear
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-09-25

Weekly edition OF the Bulletin, 81 .
Lear.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

NEW YORK Samuel shafkin and his
bride have arrived az the home ~ the for
meTs fatheI 10 this city after having
walked q large part OF tho way from ST.
Louis ShEfkin met his childhood sweet
heart ut san Antonio, Texas, soon after
being discharged from the army, aud they
were married.
NEW YORK, The worlds conference of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
which meets once every four years. Will he
held this year az Christiand. Norway. from
August 20 20 II. The storthing, OF parlia.
uent. OF Norway has made a government
appropriation for this conference.
NEW YORK The second birthday Of
Prince Henry william Frederick Albert T.
TO be the occasion Of a special reception
10 the little fellow by his grandfather,
King Edward VII says London dis
patcn 10 the American and Journal.
LoNDoN.--ToRs on the cosst have result
ed In a number 81 minor marine niishaps.
There have been no casualties.
CHRIsTIANA. Norway. -Laborers 20 the
number OF 1000 have been hired here in
lie Interest OF an American congressman
who is bulldiugi railroad IN Canada,
KINGSTON Jamaica Large number Of
political refuggs are arriving here from
Iayu, where fine troubles continue
new ORLEANS William Grant, nm edi
toriaI writer jon the Times Democrat II
dead.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
NEW YORK BEEF TRUST
ALL COMPETITION HAS BEEN KILL
Ed BY IT.
The Middlemen and Consumers Are Be-
ing Squeezed and Fresh Meat
Is a Luxury.

Now York March n The absolute con.
troi 81 iradc aggrcgatmg S6poUVND0 IN
uuH,ly of INC combination Of interests
known as the beef trust has hccu effect
cd after many wears of organization and
expansion in so completely dominating the
provision markets of the United States
thar independent competition is killed.
The latest "squrczc' engineered 10y OF
dcrs from the pool Interests of the houses
forming the trust IS said go bc tbc boldeSt
ON record and the m,ddlcmon aud cote
-uming population OF New York have
been forced To- pay within the last wrok
advances In pricc already ubuormuly
hI.n of from e TO I contS per pound nr
beer. mutton ana pork There his herh
similar rise i'm other cities unlll ilc ~.
ere. sod profits of the beef fusj over, me
scale of 1901 are conscrvntheiy eos ,imal"d
Tbo recent movement mikes fresh inca1
an almost prohlhitiVc MNuNy 10 Thousand
NJ families in This civ. II Is within the
poyrr q the beef trust ro order another
advance and pocket another hfGe sum
with Tie mere lHbor OF itleEraphlhE IAe
Now schedule 10 their agents in every CITY
and Town NJ the United states
The strategic policy OF the beef rust
ba. become steadily more aggressive unlll
wholesale aud retail DutGnrto ~ Ne% ~ TX,
aud other cities who VIII not sign the IRON
..'sd gc-etn mont Of the combination are on
rho verge az being driven out " the business
hctb by boIng cat of fruni supplies aud De
LIMO nneulv uniersold By agencies estab-
Uebpd for the purposes uf competition
~ the sGUO.O0O.UO0 Of yearly business
x-hn rDDOJO Is handled only 10y nrms VINO
co-operate In carrying out the fullest de-
taUs of regulating supply and demand from
Inc stock yards 20 the retail markets. IhelT
reeent action In "skying' prices aroused
rUrrnurs OF open rebellion from New YORK
meat dealers, but the beef trust employs a
.tnff of experts, whose business IS said 10
he IN whin the recalcitrant dealers back
mo line. 10 mae them submit or he driven
system OF underscllng has been the
/ crph with which local butchers have peeh
| crrsbcd These. together with the whole
I $40 butchers aud The feeding and fatien.
4 M, Industry which used TO be the most
; nrrstanle branch ~ small farming are
I Ssiug randy driven out Of existence
Light Is thrown ON the worhing OF thl.
/ svsrem hy the drst organized protest
aooIpst the Jump IN prices OF the last week
/ vsbfeh ls voiced not only bY dealers OF New
I ynrs Int also the butchers OF Flshhl
| ending and Matteawan, who are up II
rms against the beef trust as a measure
| of business lie and death
fuepfIuc was held today IN Whlci
,bev decided that they must fortity them
! sei,es AGAINST the torrent Of high price
which. they said. was sweeping mem OF
tine earth. ,.,, No.. eo.t
az have been compelled 70 close incl
shops Il ls said. hy the packing mons
branches IN the town
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
THE CHURCHES DESTROYED
A Number Of Houses Of Worship De.
SirOyed by The Recent Cyclone.
THE FLOOD IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Traffic Is Cut or Between jackson and
Meridian. Miss, and May Be SO
for Several Weeks.

PlttshurE, Pa, March Sl.--rhe damage by
yesterdays storm will probably reach sew.
eral hundred thousands OF dollars. The ef.
tects OF the wind can be seen ON all houses.
churches, and many large plants are un-
rooted, bridges party dlsmantled, fences
and trees down. trolley, telegraph and teie-
phone and lire alarm wires Frustrated.
remarkable feature Of thc storm was
the numbr Of churches that were Injured.
IN Pittsburg and Allegheny aud immediate
vicinity. eleven houses of worship were moro
or less wrecked. but IN only one OF them,
the knoxville Presbyterian church. did any
casualties result. At thp latter place
through the chimney coming through the
roof probably thirty-tve persons were IN.
lurcd The casualties as far as have been
rportcd VIII not number more than sixty
people, Of whom hvc or six arc likely TO
utg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
CONTROL OF COFFEE MARKET.
Dealers Predict that Waterloo Is Ahead
Of rhe Metal Interest

OF Tne Metal interest
New York. March 81 rho Commercial
says VIII the metal interest be able TO
retain control Of the coffee market until
,Aey eau probably dispose Of their present
enormous holdings, or will their experience
be as disastrous as was their experiment
10 the copper market? In coffee circles
this is the allabsorblng subject OF discus
sion,
For more than year the market has
been controlled absolutely by this faction.
bur there are many dealers who are freely
predicting that d Waterloo Is in store for
.-.e forthcoming reports on the growing
coffee crop have been announced It Ia
thought that the question VIII be pretty
definitely settled. The present stock OF
coffee in New York is l,7D9J1 bags und IL
is generally understood that fully three
quarters OF this amount is held by the
Lewtsohn interests.
This stock has all been purchased at q
price considerably In advance Of the pres
ent figure aud when the cost Of keeping
this enormous quantity in store Is taken
into consideration, It readily can be seen
that much higher prices must prevail Ia
order that It's holders may get out without
losses In addition 10 their holdings OF
actual coffee. the metal Interests have also
purchased large blocks % coffee for future
delivery.
The Size Of the crop now growing Is the
pivotal point OF the present situation On
the bull side OF the question II Il argued
that the present abnormal crop Of 1900.
coo bags can not possibly be approached
by the growing crop, and on this is based
the hope that present holdings can he
sold az a profit next year.
The besr side, which comprises by far
the great majority Of Che dealers. does not
agree with this and they declare that the
estimate OF an sUD0.DD or g,oO1.OOO bag
crop Is entirely too conservative
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
Miss Roosevelt May Be Called as an
important Witness

Miss Roosevelt May Be Called as an
important Witness
New York March 81.--A Worlds Parts
rablegram says ON account 81 the import
ant part taken by Miss Anee Roosevelt
Miss Booseyelts hand which broke the
launching Of Emperor Williams YACHT
Meteor in America, she may he called as a
witness u several suits 10 Europe and
The United states threatened 10y q trenc1
wine company against n rival German con
corn
The dispute Is over the brand OF wine
used 10 christening the Meteor. 10 was
Miss houscvcit.s nEnd which broke tue
vim over Emperor Williams yacht, and
tho French company says II VIII cell the
president daughter as It's witness
Tho German company !tsSerts tnat % 10
ed assurance from Ambassador YOU
uollohcu tbHr its wine would ho used IN
tho christening
The American shipbuildcrs had already
contracted with ne representative Of the
french rumpaua 90 furnish the lunch az
shooters Island the contract including
tuu privilege Of employing the company s
vino Tor the christening
Tho German COMPANY advertised e1ton
sNoiN dispatch alleged 10 nave beet
si-nrd by Ambassador Won llolcben. Fol
ing thut lis brand Of wine was used lh'
advertisements. circulated IN Germany. u
well a- i'm America. accused the trcncI
company Of falsely asserting that Frencl
wine was used.
The French company entered suit 70
S.In.uu0 damages against the German com
pauy three DAYS ago. and cabled tOda.
from Paris dem8ud 10 Ambassador Vol
ilolleben that ne rctract his alleged state
nleut OF suit would be entered immc
dntcly IN Milwaukee FOR lOOO,OOO agaius
the American agents there for the German
company.
Tie dispatch 10 Ambassador Won Hole
ben concluded with the statement ina
Miss Roosevelt viii be called as y wit
rcss 10 dispruvc his Endorsement Of the Ger
man compHny's claims.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
pEsrlrufloN AMONG lNplANs.

Secretary Of the Interior Has the Means
at kland TO Relieve i.
Washingtdn March 3t.-The attention
OF the secretary OF the interior has been
directed 20 he state OF restitution and dis
tress which exists among a large number
Of the citiz4ns Of the Choctaw Nation, in
the Indian Territory, and in order TO
meet this exhibition Of affairs he has about
decided toS make per capita distribution
Of the towfisite moneys belonging to these
Indians, khieh are being held in trust
by The govSkrment This will give 70 each
Indian a considerable SUM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
AccIpENT no A HAcE HoRsE.
Both Legs Were Broken. One OF Them
in Five Places.

Jennings. La, March 3l.-A very queer
accident happened this morning at the race
track. While coming ia on the nome
stretch, Tiluau tine race horse owned p'
Ed Conner broke both fore legs Ipoh "a.
animation il was found that one leg VIZ VIZ
broken dve times between the H"'i "'N
knee Joint the other twice. .,,..-o
The trainer says he was the tastes' NJ =
he ever saw Everyone says tne! He'S'
saw nor heard ~ such an accident ,.,
The rider was thrown ana Dadt u'uia' u, ~
Killed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
RBcEpING AT ALI POINTS.

Mcmphis Tenn, March a.-rhc uood
waters In the oyernowed districts or Missis
s,ppi are receding at all points except along
the Pearl river, which stream Is reported 10
bc above tue danger line ana slowly rising,
and the railway situation continues 20 I'M
prove and several trains ON the Illinois Cen
trdi were operated today Ou something Ike
sembance OF schedule time. This road
rs detourng its trains north from Jackson
10 Memphis via the Frisco lines.
Trains on the southern, Louisville aud
Nashville aud Nashville, Chattanooga ana
81, Louis are arriving here several hours
late.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01

Oakland Resl,l4s

San Francisco. March yl-Milc ana Btty
yards selling Windward, trilonn, Captl.
rate Time l:45.
-FOUR iurlongs. 2.yearods. purse-llzglc
hlce, Nigrette, Maxem. Time 40
sly furlongs, selling -Evawier Kidoo l.,
NJ. Britain. Time 1l5 ="
-, M'le ana 4 sixteenth, handicap MacGyie.
rive aud a half turlongs. selling ANS
Mae Day, Sir Hampton. Nara q. lime
Nile and fifty yards Wohurst, Marechgl
Mel, Gawaine. Time IAi
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
RECIPROCITY WITH CUBA.
The Question Is Not Confined TO
Party Lines.
POSITION OF MOST OF THE DEMOCRATS.
Something Should Be Done Tor the Island
or the Plat Amendments Should
BE Repealed.
POSITION OF MOST OF THE DEMOCRATS


Washington, March 3i--The vote on the
Cuban fnrin reduction measure Ia tho ways
and nt.ans committee this afternoon has
brought about considerable amount OF
discussion. The vote was by no means
along party lines Payne, Dalzoll eros
yenor, Hopkins, Russell, steele, McCnlla,
Long and Bahcock. republicans, and Rich
ardson and Mcclellan, democrats, votcu Tor
tho - per cent reduction, while IaWhey
and Metcalr. republicans. and Robertson,
Cooper and Ncwands, democrats. voted
against e.. There seems TO be consiaerapie
difference OF opinion among democrats gen,
orally as vol as among IN" Dix democrats
an the committee Most Of the members
nI the minority party so FAR as me ios,
correspoudunt' 8 observations extend, are IN
favor Of as great a reduction as posai4le,
believing that tho greater the reduction
tho closer the situation VIII be gotten 10
the democratic principle Of free trade.
Then, too, there are many democrats VINO
mink that this country owes Cuba some
thing md this something should he pald
or else the Plat amendments should pc
repcaled the existing conditions materially
changed aud the island turned loose com
Those who hold opinions contrary to these
seem TO be In the minority. Mr., koberi-
son OF Louisiana represents sugar grow
ing constituency which rs, Of course, op-
pnspd 10 any plan that would seem TO
vantage over the local product. lt Is IN
dersfood that several OF the democratic
senators will vote against the bill, nut
there Is no reason TO believe that even
with the addition Of tho fourteen or mr..
teen republicans who, led by Burrows Of
Michigan. wiz fight the measure. they will
be able TO secure strength sufficient 10 de-
feat it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
Locks AND DAMS DAMAGED.

Birmingham. Ala, March 3i.-A special 10
thc Age Herald from Decatur Ala, says;
The steamer Decatur brought news this aft
ernu0u that the government canals. locks
and dams ~ Musscl SHOALS. Ia the Ten
ncssce river. were rendered practically use
Steamboat transportation is severely handl-
capped if not altogether suspended Locks
s. l. and - are so damaged that II Will
be several months before they viii bp IN
service I.ock q Ia the worst damaged,
parts of tbe heavy stouework having been
removed and the gates wrenched. The 800.
foot steel aqueduci. the oply way boats
cam pass the shoals. Is moved ten feet on
lts ahutmcut and Is leaking badly. Several
heavily laden river steamers are tied up be
low tho locks
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
JUDGE CLANCY
v HornellsviIle, N. Y, Hands
Down An Important
Decision.

'ne case Of DIR, David Kennedy's
.''oEIie Remedy against Blood and Liver
sVOle' Judge James II. Clancy OF Horn
ssqAe' N. Y, and ono OF the most prom
p'' members OF the bar in that historic
;, seeded recently that as against
'','a and Liver trouble DR.. David Ken
.'F taYorite Remedy was worthy OF the
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/. nave used DR.. David Kennedys
49, Remedy and strongly recon-
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i uer trouble and blood disorder.
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\ W n. Iifft Of s7s River street, Troy,
SIo.dr suffered from liver trouble and his
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s ,sp Kennedy has this 10 say:
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
THE ENGLISH RACES.

The Lancashire Handicap Steepieohsse
Was Won by Fsirand'
London. March 3l.-At the Mahene',e
Easter meeting today the Lancashire manu-
cap steepiechase Of no sovereisns' 'nree
miles and half. was won By Fairlana. AZ
pojd was second and Inauisitor was thiro-
AZ the Kenpton Park Eastern meeting
,na.x ,he anacnis urise, q handicap o. 10
sovereigns for s-year-oads ana rp~~NN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
THE EFrrcr Al HARR1MAN.

chairman. Tenn. March 81 The food
tide has completely receded in Emory river
here. and six Of tho twelve industries that
were Invaded by the high water resumed
operations today. The remaining Industries
win be- running by Thursday morning. The
aggregate damage is now placed ut abOut
si6.Odp Of which amount Mayor Claude
Hendricks states tine city viii suffer $500
on account Of washing streets near the river
ana the flooding OF the light and water
plants of the city
Authentic figures place the number or
families affected by the food at twenty
Hyr or these fifteen arc totally destitute,
having lost everything they had Ten fam
Hos lost q portion Of their effects. only
three houses were totally destroyed here
The remaining twenty-five residences being
more ur less damaged. The city council
mas raised u fund Of 5000 for tho relief Of
these families and In addition cltizena have
contributed considerable bedding, clothing
and food
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01

NEW YORK.-Eyery train across the
isthmus is being guarded by hfty govern.
nent soldiers as . result OF he eRirmlSh
~ Empire station saturday, when one man
was Killed and another taken prisoner,
says Psnams dispatch 10 the Herald
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-01
rrM nnYs rRIAIe
SOzODONT for the TEETK25c
Richardson, swanson, repubhcahS'
Mcclellan, dems
Nays
Tawney Metcalfe,
Robertson Ncwlans, republican,

Tawuey Mptcalfe,
Robertson, Ncwlans renunhcah"
Cooper, democrats
Although the actual vote was II to ny
general consent Mr. Hopkins, who was 40
sent WAS recorded as affirmative making
the record ~ to b,
Mr. C;rosvenor'g amendment, Including
the contract labor laws with those Of tmlni
grafton, ETC. 90 he adopted NY cuba, Vas
agreed 90 without division and tho 2nlF
amendment made,
This cleared the way for the real test ~
the strength which was hrst made on NJ
Tawneys amendment making .Ols25 inc
general rate on suFnr. taking IN the dii-
fercntial Chairman Payne promptly rub
ed this out Of order a. not gcrnane, where
upon Mr.. Iawucy appealed from the ruliaE
Of the chair On the vote the chair was
sustained o 10 q.
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