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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-15
Removal Sale

Mrs. Gresham of the Wonder Mill
merry Parlors, now on Beretanla street.
wishes to announce that she has secur-
I'd a store now being built on Fort
s,reet and will locate there as soon as
finished and in order to reduce the
very large stock Of trimmed hats now
on hand, will sell for the next two
weeks at very low figure. All wish
ing fine millinery at low prices should
not miss this opportunity. Remember
the place. PAS, Beretania street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-15
FACILITIES

Our well equipped factory enables us
to turn out work promptly and accur'
|atCly.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-15
LADIES' SILK
MATINEE
JACKETS

Delicate shades Of pink, light blue.
lavender, leghorn and white. All
daintily lace trimmed. just the thing
for a Christmas gift.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-15
KNOWLEDGE

of our profession was acquired in
lCng course of special study under ex-
perlenced teachers. supplemented by
years of experience and persistent APP
plicatlon. We aim to make our exami-
nations as complete and thorough as
possible.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-15
CHARACTER AND STANDING

Among spectacle wearers our name is
recognized as a guarantee of quality.
In the scramble for business We have
not yielded to the temptation of lower
ing our standard and Offering inferior
goods as a bargain-counter attrac.
tion, but, on the contrary have always
strlyen to give the best service pos
slble. Spectacles are not side issue
with us.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-15
Bulletin, Sl.OO per year
-
OUR CLAIMS

In seeking the patronage Of those who
need glasses, We base our claims on
three fundamental features, the essen
tlals that influence the selection of an
optician.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-15
Crepe Dress Patterns
Gentlemen'S Umbrellas

Handsome silver gun metal mountings. These
make very acceptable gift.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-15

BULLETIN newsboys out-number
those Of all other Honolulu papers
combined.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-12-15
Table Linen,
Napkins and Towels

Very useful presents Damask table cloths with nap
kns to match for long, square or round tables. Prices
very reasonable
Handsome assortment of grass linen embroidered
table covers with napkins to match, from to I-2
yards long.
Table linen by the yards, yards wide at 65c yard
and upward
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04
OBITUARY..

Ole Bull, an Indian survivor of the
'naNaS' IS doau at COY, ONI.
Bessie bon"hlIi' London muslc-haII
performer dlea III portsmouth, Eng
lana.
John g. bulIItt OF fhlI&u"Iphia died
aged lS' ne was the Kramer OF the
present PhladeIphla city charl'r.
MILITARY Iuheral services were held
" ,,. ''p lvi',"l,,a VI T'"' ia'N
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'",1@S :, ,,,.,, ~,
'''',,l -. w "u',,.l''' iva" III C"i,
WY -, was lI' 'W''l'S e"r5 " '"'''''gn
VI ''' ""''u u ''|oG' ''N was oo
''"'' o'' anu 1t ''''"'''''
Thomas w, ko'no OF Washington
Ill.,, dled' lie was 81 years old, and
his friends Claim he was, before his
death, tn" oldest active oddtoIlow in
Illinois,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04

sonage whc had four daughters dis.
tinguished by the names of four car
dinal sins. A wag wrote on their
mothers tomb: Here hes idIeness."
which, you know, is termed mother OF
all the vices.
During the recent coronation hustle
in London two OF society's pet danes
got quarreling One of those handy
Chauncey Depew peacemakers having
heard of it asked: Did they cau each
other ugly?" NO" "WelI. well;
shall soon reconcile them"
At a literary salon in Paris Balzac
was once asked by a pretty little girl
Of II why it was he liked women she
would call passe. ''Why, monsieur
even when they are as old as 40 you
seem to enjoy their society"
Balzac looked at her earnestly for
a second and then laughed heartily.
Then he remarked in a serious voice.
as though weighing every word he
said: Perhaps the secret lies in the
simple fact that the woman OF 20
must be pleased, while the woman of
40 tries to please, and the older
womans power consists. not as has
been so often said, in understanding
and making the most of her own
charms, but in compromising and
with happy tact calling out and MAX
ing the most of the good qualities of
the man whose favor she seeks"
Jerome X. Jerome, after looking
the field over, comes to the relief of
the fair sex in the following words:
Polish yourself up, madam; you had
a pretty wit once, pleasant laugh
a conversation that was not confined
exclusively to the shortcomings Of
servants, the wrongdoings Of trades
men.
MY dear madam, we do not live on
spotless linen and crumblcss carpets
Hunt out that bundle OF old letters
you keep tied up in faded ribbon at
the back of your bureau drawers--a
pity you don't read them oftoner! He
did not enthuse about your cuffs and
collars, gush over the neatness of
your darning. 1t was your tangled
hair he raved about, your sunny
smiIc-we have not seen it for some
years. madam-the fault of the cook
and the butcher, I presume; your
little hands, your rosebud mouth-tt
has lost its shape, madam, of late
Try a little less scolding of Mary Ann
and practice a laugh once day; you
might get back the dainty curves. It
would be worth trying. It was
pretty mouth once"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04
The Electric TeIepher.

The electric teIepher has been the
first practical solution of the baggage
smashing problem, and seems to be
satisfactory. This telephCr is in
fact nothing but an open trolley car
suspended from an overhead track
upon which the trunks can be loaded,
and from which they can be taken
without difficulty or tossing. The
tclepher floor can be raised to the
level of the car floor, and when one
row of trunks has been loaded upon
it the telepher can be lowered to
permit another row or rows to be
placed upon it, conditions being re-
versed when the telephers are to be
unloaded. The telephers can de
liver the baggage to chutes at either
end or side of the station platform
with a minimum amount of delay, Any
number Of baggage cars may be I'M
loaded or loaded at a time with a num-
Der of telephers The sides Of the
tCleDher hinge downward, so they can
be used as a platform upon which the
baggage can be moved between the
cars and the trucks. The system has
proved to be such a success that it IS
only a matter of time when it should
be used in all Of the great railway
stations, and with the extensive sup
ply of electricity there is no reason
why it should not be applied at all
stations of any size.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04
FOREIGN.

Government troops at Aqua Dulce
are reported to have surrendered to
the insurgents.
Field Marshal Lord Wolseley reiter-
atcd the assertion that the American
army is the best in the world.
Mont Pclce is reported to have had
a severe eruption on the 2lst, dust fall
Ing on vessels five miles distant.
Sir WiIfid Laurier predicted de-
sluction for French Canadians should
the United States annex Canada.
Pressure is being eXerted at the
Vatican TO make Ireland a cardinal in
Charge Of the Chicago archbishopric,
London is now flooded with stories
Of plots made and defeated to assassi-
nate King Edward during the corona
ton.
II. w. Forster of the Balfour cabi-
net was reelected from Seven Oaks,
but his majority was reduced 1000
votes.
An imperial order has been issued
commanding that all demands made by
the United States on Turkey be CON
coded.
Santos Dumont, upon his arrival in
Paris, said the attitude Of the United
States toward aerial navigation was a
gigantic bluff.
Suporstitious natives murdered Mis-
sonarios Lewis and Bruce, believing
them responsible for an epidemic at
Chen Chou.
Sir Wlfrid Laurier, premier of
Canada arrived in Paris, where it is
his purlo so to discuss reciprocity with
France
Discussions exist among boer lead
Crg over the refusal of Botha, De Wet,
and DcIarcy to Join the anti-British
party.
The shah Of Persia left England, and
the statesmen are specializing upon
the diplomatic effect Of his visit Rus
sian influence Is stu powerful.
There is "A growing demand in
Europe for immediate action on the
part Of the powers especially the
United States, to stop the trouble in
Venezuela
At Rome Sig. Mascagni says he will
Gpht in the courts against his dis
msaal from the Pcsaro conservatory.
If he is not restored he says he will
leave Italy and live in the United
States.
A dispatch from Liverpool says the
Cunard steamship company will re-
main entirely British and will not be
como part of the Morgan syndicate, In
Difference to the agitation for aid for
native shipping the government will
considerably increase its mail subsidy,
but only to tho Cunard company.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04
THE ISLANDS.

Cuban land owners are living In alb
scIute poverty surrounded by timber
worth $3,GOOO00.
Army circles are much concerned
over a report that Gen. Miles IS going
To- the PHILIPPINES.
The report that the United States
was seeking south African veterans
to fight in the Philippines Is ground
less
Gov. Tart arrived at Manila from
Rome and was given an enthusiastic
reception over 10000 persons taking
part in the demonstration.
Native constabulary in the Philip
pines are conducting an active cam
paign against the Iadroncs, who havo
committed numerous murders in Luz
on
Tho women Of Paterson, N. Jp
aroused by tho filthy condition Of a
main business street, organized and
cleaned it after the department had
refused to act
General Chnrroc has returned from
Mlndanao. where he conferred with
several Moro chiefs, and stiIl has
hopes Of moral suasIon aycrLlng n
conflict.
In the scdltlon cases ON trial Cover
nor Taft, explaining why they held
once now, said former lnsurgcnt
leaders had been guilty Of murder as
viewed from I'm American 8landpoinL
but Themselves believed their acts to
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
LIE PRESIDENTS TOUR.

The president made a special jour
ney to Newport to act as godfather
for Roosevelt Ward Chanler Soh OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Chanler.
President Roosevelt on the second
day. made a speech on prosperity ana
industrial conditions declaring that
the nation should curb trusts, and II
It. became necessary the constitution
should be amended.
President Roosevelt in a speech al
Boston reiterated his belief that a
national law to control big trusts and
corporations would not be reYoIu-
tionary but on the contrary, would
prove a safeguard for the interests OF
all
President Roosevelt spoke before a
great crowd at Hartford, conn"
where he began his tour Of New ENG
land, defending the policy Of oxpan-
sion and explaining the duties OF the
United States toward IT'S new posses
siOn8.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04

septed to a divorce so his wife could
marry Charles Stierle, Of Newton,
Mont. brooded over the affair until
his mind gave way, and he shot and
killed himself. A will leaves his life
insurance and property in England TO
his children.
Chicago messenger girls employed
by the Western Union to take the
piece Of striking boys have resigned,
as the boys discovered the girls were
carrying messages in their stockings
and were determined to have the mis-
sivcs even though they had to tear off
the hosiery to get at them.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04
DOME STIC.

A broom manufacturing combine Is
projected with n capital of $4,000 600.
The now batlloship Maine developed
trial yesterday
Mrs Stuyvosaut FiBh'a colonial ball
at Newport ocllpscd anything ever
seen In that resort
The Ohio legislature is in Hpcciai
session 10 enact laws for tho govern
mcnt Of municipalities.
Major George A. Armes of Washing
ten, was shot by n former tenant. The
wound Is not serious.
Mr.. and Mrs Elijah Johnson Of
KnnlSakoo, ILL.,, celebrated their sixty
hith wedding anniversary.
William Itcatloy of Omaha com
mittcd suicide, leaving note saying
he was TOO good to live.
Tho war department decided to limit
The term of service for officers In the
Philippines to three years.
Secretary Shaw dismissod Lorenzo
G. War0cld a 5000 clerk, who had
Ooon operating n tipping bureau.
The Pacific Wireless Telegraph com
pany's once at Whites Point, Cal,
Is open for commercial business
The family of the late Lord PNuncC-
fOtc IS possessed of property which
win give an income of $500 year
A race riot occurred ut IIaughyllC,
Ind, between 200 negroes and whites
and half a dozen were badly injured
A MARTIAL. ,,r,rA
crushed to death aud dozen wounded
by a head ON collision of electric cars.
At BOWLING Green, Ky. j. McItnaio
Moss, was nominated ny the rcpuhli.
cans Of the third district for congress,
In Chicago Mrs, Matilda Schoick.
temporarily insane from brooding over
a dream. killed herself ana two chill,
diem
The assertion of t. benjamin
Androwa that colihacy promotes crime
conforms with the criminal statistics
Of Chira@O
Tho british iron trade commission
reported labor IN the United States
better paid and moro efficient than in
Europe
secretary wilson predicts much
lower prices for hcoC provided frost
holds off another month. so the corn
can mature
\ wmor that an attempt would be
made TO resume operations Ivy the
lchiGh Valley Coal company started n
serious riot
Census figures showed the per
cCntaGo of tllitcrHcy In the United
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04

The price of meat in Germany con
tinues to rise and the town councils
and other bodies and the newspapers in
every part Of the empire are discuss
ing what is called the meat famine
The butchers guilds advanced the
price Of meats this week from 2i2 to
3 cents per pound. Good steak costs
A cents pound in Berlin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04

found to contain numberIess love let
tiers from all sorts and conditions of
women, many of whom declared their
passion in hyperbolic strain. And yet
Mirabeau was so ugly that his hide
BUSINESS passed into a byword in the
streets Of Paris at the period in
question.
Kipling described the American girl
in the following words: CAS- to the
maiden, she is taught to respect her
self, that her fate is in her own hands
and that she is more stringently
bound by the very measure of liberty
so freely accorded her here. Where
fore, in her own language, she has a
lovely time with about two or three
hundred boys who have sisters of their
own and very accurate perception
that if they are unworthy of their
trust a syndicate of other boys would
probably pass them into a world where
there is neither marriage nor giving
in marriage.
And so time goes on until the
maiden knows the other side of the
hOuse-knOws that a man is not a
demi-god nor a mysteriousIy yelled
monster, but an average, egotistical,
vain, gluttonous, but, on the whole,
cOmpanionable sort of person. to be
soothed, fed and managed-knowledge
that does not come to her sister in
England till after a few years Of
matrimOny.
"And then she makes her choice.
The golden light touches eyes that
are full of comprehension, but the
light is golden none the less, for she
makes just the same sweet, irrational
choice that an English girl does. With
this advantages: She knows a little
more. has experience in entertaining,
insight into business, employs and
hobbies of men, gathered from count
less talks with the boys and talks
with other girls who find time at
those mysterious conclaves to discuss
what Tom, Ted, Stuke and Jack have
been doing.
"Thus it happens that she is COM
panion, in the fullest sense Of the
word. of the man she weds, jealous
for the interest of the firm. to be con-
suited in time of stress and to be
called uDon for helD and sympathy
in time of DANGER. Pleasant it is that
ono heart should beat for YOU but it
is better that the head above that
heart has bcc1 thinking hard in your
bchoI" and whom the IiDs that are so
pIe1eart TO kiss give wise counsel"
Women VINO do not want to marry
and rear families Of children are
clasycd as "thc third ex" by Hughes
Ia Rouy. the DISTINGUISHED writer. The
blame for this third sex" of which
We earnestly disaDDroyes. he laws
rortlv on tbc French system of marry
ing for money. which deters men from
marrying porttopIoss girls. and partly
ru tho system of education which has
uroduced the Young woman who is
sfiU unmarried at 80 and is likely to
romain So
He saws she does not want to mar
nv and he claims to sneak ont of a
large exDerfence. for he saws that he
oncn rave ont i'm a Paris neWspaDer
that he would give advice to unmar-
ried women. and that hundreds of
them brought their cases to him. He
reports, sadly, that they all told him
about the same story.
Getting out of school at 90. they
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04
MYLREA QUITS LAW.
Former Attorney General Of Wisconsin,
8uvs Timber.

Chassoll Mich, Aug, Nv. II.
Nyrea Of Chicago, formerly Of Madi.
son and ut one time attorney general
of Wisconsin, has bought q third in
forest IN the business of c. II Worces-
ter 4 Co. and viii give up the prac-
tieo Of law to become the upper PENN
srla manager Of the concern He will
make his home here in the future Mr..
Nylrea was in Houghton last week to
close the deal for the purchase of the
Sturgeon River Lumber company s
plant here. Work Of repairing the
plant has been started and logging
camps will be established at once.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04

tccnth cavalry, was drowned while at
tcmpting to swim the Yellowstone
river near Miles city, Mont.
Gen. Frederick Funston, command
ing the department Of California, has
issued an order that all enlisted men
must attcud Icaula. Gl.
The purchase Of 10000 acres IN
Benton and Lincoln counties, Greg Is
announced by the Oregon Pacific Coz
/ olization company, Il Minnesota cor
( poration
At Chicago Paul hammers, receiver
OF the Bankers Trust and Investment
company, found the assets consisted
Of seven waste paper baskets and four
cuspidors.
Chester Wcstbrook, who lived seven
miles southeast Of Philipsburg, KAN
killed his wife by cutting her throat
with a razor Westbrool then com
mttcd suicide.
Willie Fargrovc and Otis Mont
gcmcry, each II years old, were
IpocIicd from the top Of a freight car
N the yards at Oklahoma City, Ok
/ and killed.
At Richmond, Va. mi8taking his
friend, who occupied the same dwell
ing with him, for burglar, }. D,
! Wilson shot and instantly killed &,
f. hppcrgon,
The Cottonwood river is overlooking
! II, banks in Kansas and hundreds OF
rarmcrs have fed to htrhor ground.
/ Great damage win result to crops,
! stock and buildings.
Senator Lodge took great procau-
! liona to guard the president at Ma
| hant. having the house surrounded
! by u company Of state militia and
cavalry patrols.
Attorney General Knox sailed for
Paris to investigate the legal status
Of banana canal with a view to per
rccting the title Of the United States
to the French rights.
A suit was filed against Pope Leo
! XIII by Monroe Frank, n Now York
! lawyer, who has reason TO believe
that the great New York cathedral is
partly on government land.
Mrs. Mary Wilson Of Kcnosha,
"''""o "''"'",
rcpCntod, took the oath before .
notary public removing her marriage
vows an" was l"'RN'i'
MISS IoI'7a l'u''BuI' "E," 20 S','' D.
VINO was carrying pow y, "'' '"'P,"'
'IS money was a,,arN," Wy wv"
mugs III front o. l'o WI" avenue "n''
caEo, ana saved inc money by P'"c'y
| a
hrhl,
ih' h0IIof III simpson Ha"ullu OK.
pIod'd at New LlD'r'y' ''i' M'l,nE
iI'l'o men ana seriously I''j",,"E "'e
others. Ihe "oau are Guy "op'IlS'
James J'lIoFuS' JF2 ana h'SI'r john
sen.
MRS. leonard hoIh"lt OF ne"
I'Cth"II"' ~ !" auou ny hVI SoIl'
daoEh''r8 ana holEhoorS, To"leu
ooz'h men VINO alIemP''" 10 cro'C
'Ie''rl'.I'Ght poles III front OF h'r man
SION
At Decatur, Mlrnu twenty-five Icau~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1902-09-04

Charles NJ, Schwab sailed for Europe
to take an indefinite rest
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-24
SWEPT DOWN
A RAPID RIVER,

Middletown, Md, Feb. 23.-Miss
Katie Lutz, young lady Is years old
daughter of Mr. Lewis Lutz, living
between Middletown and Minersville,
Frederick county, had miraculous
escape from drowning this afternoon
at Shootsville, mile or so west Of
Middletown.
Miss Lutz was crossing footing
over the Little Catoctin in company
with Mr. Samuel Crone. In making
the transit she became dizzy and fell
headlong into the stream, which was
greatly swollen from the melting snow.
The currant was very swift, and she
was swept down the stream rapidly.
Her companion ran across the logand
along the bank and seized her, but
she was quickly swept from his grasp.
About 300 feet farther down the
stream, near where it empties into
the Big Catoctin. MeSsrs. William
Sigler and Lawson BiSer ran to the
rescue.
As she was carried by the rushing
water toward the bank Mr. Sigler
seized hold of her, but the current
again tore her from his grasp. Mr..
Biser ran to "a tree and, seizing hold
with one hand, leaned out as she was
carried down, feet foremost, hands
extended and head partly under the
water.
He grabbed her hand and was fort
unately able to hold on to her. 1t
took the united efforts OF the three
men to pull her, all limp and uncon-
Scious, from the swift water. She
was carried to Mr.. Biser's home, near
by, and the usual methods Of resllsci-
tatiOn were successfully used. DR..
Beckley, of Middletown, was sent for
but when he arrived Miss Lutz was
fully restored to consciousness
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-24
Cost SIPS To Call Him O.d Fop.

New York, Feb. 23..--For speaking
Of a neighbor and acquaintance as
''an old fup' and making other allega-
tious concerning him to his parents.
Mary Jansen has been directed by u
Sherif'sjury to pay to Richard Batsz-
dorf $50 and the costs of the action,
amounting to SO.
BatszdUrf'S parents, who live in
Germany, received two anonymous
letters concerning their son Richard.
The first was signed ii. H. The
second was signed, "Mrs. SEM" In
the second letter Mrs. Senf" wrote:
81 would like to beg you to write
to your son Richard: it is a shame the
life those two people live. He is now
al! In love with Robert 'swire, and she
only amlises herself over the old fop.
Richard is now all in love with Anna.
What he can see in her eyes he does
for her. While Agnes was present he
knccled himself in front of her and
said: II love yon,' and Agnes got no
baby carriage: She has to carry her
two little children upon her arms.
Agnes says her heart is bleeding.
Batzdarf brought suit in the City
Court, charging Mary Jansen with
being the author of the letters and
demanding $4,000 damages. Mr. Jan
sen interposedno defense and Justice
C0nian then sent the case to 4 ShcrltfS
Jury to assess the damages,