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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-12
SIX WEEKS A SENATOR

WashinEton,-One day about ten
whiskers was standing at a desk on
the back row OF the Republican side OF
the Senate chamber, waving his arms,
shouting at the top of his voice and 60
ing through all the motion OF a man
making a .speeCh. He attracted the at
tention Of George F. Edmunds Of Yer
mont. at thar time the autocrat of the
Senate. and turning in his chair In the
front row. he said to colleague in i
surprised tone:
well. who Is that. and what right
has he to make a speech in the United
States Senate chamber"
why, hat is Senator" was the
reply.
who is it," demanded Mr. Ed
munds.
1T is William J, Mcconnell of the
State OF Idaho" said his Informant,
pnd so II was.
Mr.. Mcconnell was a Senator for just
six weeks. and the only time he at
tracted attention in the chamber was
on the occasion of the speech which
caused the Vermont Senator to wake
up. Outside Of the chamber, however.
Mr.. Mcconnell was heard Of a good
deal, owing 10 his favorte pas,ime OF
attendings dinners and GATHERINGS OF
various kinds and organizing branches
Of the INDEPENDENT Order OF Grangers.
he disappeared from Washington at.
ter his term as Senator expired. but
Tor two or three weeks past he has oc-
cupied a seat in the chamber almost
Caily, where he has been warmly greet.
ed by those who were his colleagues
during his brief term as Senator"
At present Mr.. Mcconnell Is an In
dian Inspector, and he has now caused
more OF Q CommotiOn by making re-
port on the subject OF misconduct and
acknowledgement of certain Indian
schools than he did by his one speech
In the Senate or by his work in behalf
OF the Independent Order of Changers
On May 20 last, Inspector Mcconnell
submitted 10 the Secretary of the In
terror report on the subject Of Indian
schools, which contains most sensa
uonal charges against certain officials
IN charge Of them, and this report has
been published on motion of Senator
Turner, as Senate document No. POI.
Inc printed report was ready for dis
tribution in the Senate document room
today and the copies were disposed OF
literally as fast as hot cakes.-New
York Sun.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-12
COUSIN HORACE FALLS FROM GRACE
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notes declining her invitations she was
yet confident, but
Tom and Horace. oblivious of her
growing misgivings. were listening to
her very latest and most glowing trib.
ute to the beauty, wit and grace of
Matha Dinwiddie and the handsome
Canadian. well satisfied of Mrs. Kings.
lands Judgment and appreciation was
beginning to feel yearning desire to
meet the much.vaunted Martha. Six
o'clock came and struck without eth.
er Of the men noticing the change that
was coming over Kate. At 6:15 she
was in a nervous tremor; she made re.
peated trips to the kitchen, and, at In.
tervals stood by the window watching
the street. Finally Tom pulled out his
watch wnisted solely, looked up and
plurted
BY lingo. Kate. your guests are
either late or they're not coming"
She stood before him ready to fly
into a rage or weep. The tempest OF
her disappointment. however. resolv.
ed itself into tears, and in moment
she was sobbing on Toms shoulder.
Il didn't think they'd do II, the heart.
less things" she sobbed. And Mar.
tha too. the mink! she at least knew
founded dinner"
II was all out now. Too late to
guard her modification from Cousin
Horace too late. to evade the silent
sarcasm OF the waiting servants. too
I late to avoid the distressing scene be.
fore her guest. But he as well as Tom
came brayely to the rescue.
| "Ther loss. not ours" laughed Hor.
ace. Lets eat up the whole dinner
ourselves. I'm ravenous. and. excuse
me. Mrs. Kingsland. | don't know but.
on the whole. I'm gladder to have our
/ dinner privately together. You know
| never was a beau. Ha. ha. hi.yi."
| So they filed out rather mournfully
to the dining.roOm. Tom managed to
whisper a message to his wife as they
stood to let Horace pass, and when she
took her place at the table she was a
little brighter for the knowledge that
she was to have the seal coat anyhow,
The wine and meat. the wholesale hu.
NOR and hearty laughter of Horace
gave zest to the merriment. and be
fore the coffee came on they decided
to have an imprOmptu theater party
and make night of it," as Tom said
He was half sorry moment after he
had awkwardly suggested that i'm
promptu things are always happier.
but Kate. who noticed 1t, forgave hin
with look.
But the theater party didn't turn
out exactly we'll. either. for as the
men were getting into their coats II
the hall Horace said:
Jaw. by the way. Tom There's 9
lot OF letters here in this box coat o
yours that I'm wearing. | intended tC
turn them over. don't you know. bu
'pOn my wOrd-aw-i didn't think o.
Il till now"
And he pulled out poor Rates buncl
oil invitations.
Tom looked at her and she looked
at Tom. The letters had been in tina
raglan eyer since the night she gave
them to her husband. They nevel
told Cousin Horace what mess OF 4
he had helped TO make. Kate forgavt
her husband but-well, Martha Din
widdie hasn't met the Canadian yet
John II. Raftery in Chicago Record
Herald.
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BY AUTHORITY
SEALED TENDERS.

viii he Received by the Superintendent
of Public Works until pm. Of Thursday,
April 24th, 1902, for 500 Feet of Io.lnth
Asphaltum Covered Well Casing, ITO
inch Flange, and ITO inch Flange Valve,
to be delivered fob. wharf, Lahaina.
The Superintendent reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
JAMES H. BOYD.
Superintendent Of Public Works.
2IIS-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-12

TO LET-Roomy bath tub. with either
hot OF cold water anu all modern
improvements. all at Silent Bar.
Ter Shop. 2019-tf
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II Il
fails to cure. h. w. Groves signature
Is on each box. 25 cents.
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TO LET-Newly furnished rooms, sim
gle or en- suite, frst-class table
board. hot and cold water, electric
lights, etc. 1870 Beretania st.
205S-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-04-12

Influenza is raging at Athens. The
Queen OF Greece has been among the
victims, who are said to number over
10000.
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pRESSMAKINo.
ENGRAVe RS.

w. BEAKBANE-Card engraving and
stamping; room 2. LIE bldg.
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Bulletin. VSn DER month.
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WANTS
HELP WANTED.
Ads. will be inserted FREE.

boy to learn trade.
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WANTED - Firstclass housekeeper.
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ANTOINE PILAREs & co.-Plumbers
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times. Corner Vineyard and Emma.
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The weekly edition Of the Evening
Bulletin is the largest and best pub.
Iished In the Territory. Sixteen and
twenty pages. 81 year.
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LosT--A gold stickpln, in shape Of
fox head. Reward If returned to
Bulletin office. ELLIOTT
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FOUND.

FoUND-Insurance against the break.
age OF plate glass at The Honolulu
Investment Co. 205l.tf
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LOST.

LoST-A gold cuff button with X. OF
=. emblem on front and initial S. A.
.. w on back. Reward for return
to Bulletin Office. 2llG-lw.
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ROOM AND BOARD.

HElEN'S CoURT-Under new man.
agement; strictly first class; light,
airy, mosquito proof rooms. Mrs.
Duggan.
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PAINTER AND PAPERHANoER.

v. H. oULSEN-rainting and paper
hanging: Territory Stables, King st
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-16
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Anxious Subscriber have been a subscriber
to your paper for years.
VIII YOU kindly answer this question: what
do yon think Of washing the face every night In
bot water and rubbing a skin food or a cold
cream into the skin afterwards?
Is this 4 proper method. and. II so. what kind
Of cream would you suggest and what is the
way to massage wrinkles under the eyes?
How can / enlarge my bust and I'LL out the
hollows In my neck?
/ hive a large frame. but my bust 4, small.
Am 1 TO use the liquid cold cream. or the
saive kind?
Yes. battle the face In hot water. dry on
water. one ounce; spefrdseettt. oae-hsif cnnee:
white WAX. one -fctitth ounce: COCOA butter. one.
half ounce. cocoa oil, one-haif ounce: tincture OF
benzoin. one-half grain: lanoline. ore ounce. =.
Melt solids together. beat IN almond oil
while hot. keeping stirred well, SO mat no
curdles will form; set pan IN cold water
during this process. Take out and pour
IN rose water a few drops at q Time anu
stir well; add benzoin-
To massage the wrinkles under the eyes
requires great care.
The cold cream or skin food is TO re
rubbed into the skin with gentle rotary
motion.
But to learn to massage your race:
For the first time set a mirror In q good
light-broad daylight Is best. 50 that you
will see every wrinkle. large and small.
Observe which way they run
Take the first and second fingers OF one
rand and hold the assh about tne wrinkles
f,rrnIv While Won rub across them with
the tips Of fingers Of the ether Hand:
The idea is to rub across the wrinkles.
or 20 smooth them out. as 1t we're
Make little pinches, not drawing the nesn
out, all around the eyes ~
You will see thai this IL the only way 10
press out the horizontal wrinkles imme-
J fiately Under the eye. -.
Remember TO rub and pinea eesVss tns
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-16
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
in REGARD TO BEAUTY QUEST

wrinkle. not in the direction the wrinkles
run.
Rub your bust with oil of sweet almonds
after bathing and exercise with Jour arms.
thus:
stand by the wall in erect position with
your side to the wall.
Rotate the arm from the shoulder. de-
scrib!ng a complete circle on this wall with
your hand.
Use both arms. one after the 1ther, and
with backward and forward rautsons.
Stand in the middle Of the MOOT in erect
position and hold hands claSDed together
directly IN front OF the face; now thrust
them apart Hith foree. ~ fAY I as you
can. keeping hands on 4 line with the
Shoulders.
This will exercise the muscles OF the side
and chest and aid In the bust develop
ment.
Wash your neck and bust with warm
water and soap and sponge with cologne
or bay rum
Then go over the neck with a flesh brush
until the flesh CLOVIS.
Massage with almond oil.
Maude w.-wil you kindly answer the follow
ing questions in The Sunday Republic:
Is lemon juice and borax good for freckles7
VIII II inture the skin?
Ny nose is suii of biackheads. After washing
with hot water and soap. would you advise the
hinder the removal of biackhesds?
l. there any preparation that will make the
eyeiashes longer. darker and more abundantr
Touch the eyelids with a little melted vas
cline; It may stimulate the growth Of eye
lashes; but be careful rot to get II In the
eyes
Occasionally It may inname the lids, 20
touch the edges Of the eyetds gently.
A good freckle lotion Is made Of
Giycerin. ) ounces: citric acid. y ounce:
oil OF sweet almonds. y dram: oil Of lemon, u
dram: rose water. l pint
For ~blackheads employ this treatment:
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-16
How FRENCH DEPARTMENT 5T0PE3
SELL G00U5 ON THE SPLIT

some,iues cafe, and restaurants thus
monopoiize the whole street. but the peo-
pie do not grumble. for they know the own
er is paying Tor the privilege.
Every pant SET out on tne street pays :
tax. as well as every counter LOT ehe saie
of goods.
Many OF the large department. stores oh
Paris and other cities use the s'reets our,
Ing bright Gays 10 snow soooS anu Ecu
them
me wares are spieao ous upo 49, -,
the clerks staho ,here aho hA"A X ="
TO passersoy.
When the sooos arc 30 uispay -. .1 49,
chants are taxed Out WHEN 'aheh III 'he'
are not eharseo. 49,. d.,
Ihere are sueh cuu..es.a ~ ,ha
Marche ana Au fI,n'nnps' =
largest slores 80 go ~. taot.i 4.
great department. ~"
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80

eemerauon 70 generation, oeinS packed oy
p1nucsI inhuence.
80 even uovernment ponds are
49,. = he.fiy every Sue mas 4 iottery
~ ana "un'ap0 oonos 0esr low rates
VI
Ine,e arc si~ays NUMBER OF prizes con.
! neu win mem ana tne iotsesy eiemen!
$50 ~ ooae.ons &ne Hsese@sns
Ts. p rsA
~. "sN = isuW
~ "as "e'e siso snos0 u w Ok
poA.lon OF 1857.
N't,efies ~ insulute9 ior III solts oi
purposes ai'u aIe sehera.ly ationtseo-
ihey 81 opera,eu larry. anu tne prizes
sometimes 20 10 the men anu semetimes 10
~ 49,
CoACHMAN RECENTLY DREW
1oO. COO FRANCS.
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through a course OF six months at the
school. to qualify as instructors to their
regiments. and three instructors are ap-
pointed to each regiment.
Recruits. on joining a regiment must take
a ten weeks course and three months each
] year as a trained soldier. up to 20 years Of
| age. although this latter part Of the course
Is somewhat interfered with by ruard
mounting.
As TO the cavalry soldier. his recruits
course 10 only for two months. and he Is
not called upon to attend as q trained SOL
der.
The school IS open daily. Sundays except
ed. from half-pass 9 q. m. to Z D. m. The
scene to a spectator from the gallery when
all the various classes are at work ID most
| interesting.
| In one corner one sees a couple Of men in
combat. with bayofset against sword. In
another Professor Masie1lo Il pitted AGAINST
Sergeant Major Palmer in q furious bout
with foils. while the fencing cfass stand
round deeply interested.
AT the other end Of the hall - q class
practicing at the vaultins horse. another on
the horizontal bar. and four or Ave other
classes going through the VARIOUS exercises
for developing the muscles.
During my VISIT" says a visitor, my
attention was drawn to . recruit Who had
Just joined.
H was about the thinnest man 1 had
ever seen-he was almost q skeleton.
Yet my informant said that afer Q ak
months continuous course at the school he
would guarantee to turn him-out fully de-
yeioped and EQUAL to any Of the spisndid
athletes forming the stan Of the estab1ish-
ment."
A scene with Colonel Fox. the yresent
chief inspector. giving an illustrates eym-
nastic lecture TO the elase n interesting.
A complete skeleton hangs from Q Box.
and a fully developed athlete. stflpped to
the waist. stands next to Il.
These two figures the Cofonel ussAs to
point out to the class the different muscles
and their objects.
a new instrument called 4 muscle devel-
oper Ia in great favor. 1t Is the Joint inven-
lion OF Major Greatrex and Sergeant Major
Paimer and the result Of many years, care
ful thought and experience.
1t is considered undoubtedly the best phy-
sical developer and exerciser yet produced.
Unless 1t is used strictly according to the
direction~that Is. a complete absence Of
momentum-the machine falls to pieces
Perfect development must follow II the
apparatus is used according to Instructions.
This is the vital feature of the machine.
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| I am = years old. and DON'T think I ought
70 be bothered with such thfnes yet.
aid l viii be grateful.
Perhaps your health IL not what Il should
be.
Take plenty Of outdoor exercise
| Use the cold cream given to Anxious Sub
srriber. and make little pinches around tho
eyes.
DO not draw out the skin. but pinch the
flesh gently at right angles to the IDA
porothy-You have helped - many psss,, thss
I don't think you win mind helping ma ~
will tell you nv troubles.
am 4 young girl. and my bust b - Iares
that remarks are often made that are very an
noyins to me.
No matter how I have my clothes made my
figure does not look well.
I am not very fat. and although have ussd
many exercises nothing has ever helped me.
measure 50 inches. bust measure. and wouia
like to be reduced no a. to mcclure . to a.
Time may help you. Dorothy.
I cannot advisc any specific to reduce
your bust. for fear 1t may be injurious.
Wear your clothing very loose at the
belt 90 that the difference in waist line
and bust may not be too pronounced.
Then wear your clothing built out wide On
the shoulders.
II you will stand erect. carry yourself well
and dress in this way your bust should not
be noticeable.
G. ST. have read all of your tal,3 on beauty
and have been highly interested. As well as ben
ehtcd by them. Il
l have n very nice complexion when I cleanse
the skin with hot water and use cold cream
and a nice face powder. but I am afraid cold
cream will cause hair to grow Gu the facs-
/ have q soft down on my face that Is not no
tlceabie. but am afraid the cold cream will en-
courage the growth.
VIII you please give me your opinion on tho
matter and a formula FOR a cold cream that will
not cause a growth OF hair IL there Is suchfa
thing. ~
Do not be alarmed
A good cold cream will not increase the
growth Of hair.
A soft down on the face is best for the
skin. The cold cream recommended for
Anxious Subscriber viii not give you
trouble.
Mrs. d. P.-I am a constant reader Of ycur
beauty talks. and am very much interested
Is there such a thing as restoring . bust that
was once nice and plump. but which II now r..
duced because of nursing q child? Il
Can you advise me how l may incrsase NJ
bust measure?
Battle with warm water and spong with
cologne or bay rum.
Then rub oil of sweet almonds Into the
flesh.
Rub gently and with = rotary msvsmsaa
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-16

WRITTEN o THE SUNDAY
Latest in army news Is the announce
ment Of a proposed invasion Of British
Officers in this country as instructors TO
American war experts IN military gymnas-
tics.
The recent visit of Generals Corbin.
Young and other representatives OF the
American army to Europe has opened their
eyes to the value of certain gymnastic
features OF army drills as practiced by Brit
ish soldiers.
Gymnastics were first introduced in the
British army about thirty years ago as a
part OF a soldiers training.
Noncommissioned officers were sent to Ok
ford under Major Hammersley. the father
of army gymnastics. to be trained by Mr..
MacLaren. the expert
The present system Of military gym
nastics famous the world over is the re-
suit.
General Young was so impressed with
what he saw In the British Army that, he
persuaded Lord Roberts and War Secre-
tary Broderick to send a dozen of the best
British nonccmmissioned officers to this
country to train our drillmasters In the art
of teaching military gymnastics.
The War Office pays the expenses.
In return 1t is expected that the American
Government will send q dozen American
ofacefs to further study the system.
General Young says:
THE gymnastic exhibition that We saw
at Aldershot beats anything we have in the
way Of smartness.
1.-THE men who took part in II were nom
commissioned officers qualifying as gym
nastic Instructors.
TT was the finest thing I have ever seen
in that line. and I feel sure that an inter-
change Of experiences In this branch of mil
itary training viii be Of mutual benefit to
both countries.
Lord Roberts received my suggestion
with regard to the British soldiers going to
the United Staten and picked cut the team
to go with tho greatest enthusiasm"
The British Army list shows there are
fourteen principal English gymnastio
schools. besides the parent institution at
Observation-Disclosures. Colchester. Dew
onport, Portsmouth. Chatham. Canterbury.
Chelsea Barracks. Woolwich. the Curragh.
Dublin, Cork, Calcutta and Gibraltar.
The army gymnastic staff consists of one
inspector. Colonel Fox: one assistant In
spector, Major Greatrex: fourteen superin-
tendents. one Sergeant Major. three Quar-
termaster S%erseants and sixty stan Ser
geants.
All noncommissioned officers have to go
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-16

/ Remember that biackheads are caused by
| dirt in the pores of the skin.
Heat the face with hot water and dry 1t
| with a bit of soft cloth; then. while hot.
| rub in plenty of cold cream.
| Now leave on for a few minutes. Rub
| the cream OF with a soft rag.
| Look at the cloth and you will ind that
| with the cream you have taken away a
good deal OF dirt.
Now wash the face well with soap and
| hot water and finally with clear hot water,
and the work OF removing the blaekheads
will have begun.
Repeat this process every day for several
days.
Twice a week use q lotion Of alum water
-one-haif ounce OF powdered alum to two
ounces Of rose water. and apply to the
blackhead with a cloth.
On other days rub a few drops Of oil
Of sweet almonds into the skin after bath
ing in hot water.
n. r. RI anxiously await your articles each
week and enjoy them very much.
But I am In despair.
weigh 14s pounds, and that 10 Just twenty
pounds too much for my height.
lead a very active life. but still net = day
passes over my head that l don't put on hesh.
and It has been that way now for more than six
years.
am only - and feel very much DISCOURAGED.
The exercise, IL seems. II ANYTHING. makes my
hips and stomach larger.
/ go through the flying movement and bend
from side to side. also backward and forward.
Is it correct to touch fingers to the floor In
front and then bend back as far as possible TO
reduce the abdomen
Ny weight Is from my waist down: my neck
Is thin.
only eat one meal a day dinner and an
apple before l go to bed to Keep my stomach
from being so empty. but with all this l don't
lose an ounce
The physical exercises just wear ne out.
What would you advise? Please tell me what
will reduce my abdomen and hips
How can I bleach my hair?
/ would not advise YOU to bleach your
hair.
All the washes usually advised for such
a purpose enfeeble the roots OF the hair
/ am sorry you cannot get rid Of your flesh.
You say you eat one meal a day; perhaps
your diet Is not right.
You should abstain from fats. sweets.
starchy foods. pastry and liquids Do not
drink more than a quart Of liquid a day.
The physical exercise should not tire You
SO much. Perhaps you are too violent in
practicing them.
The bending forward. backward and from
side to side win reduce the abdomen.
Study your case carefully and see IL you
cannot arrange for yourself a diet that will
not induce fat.
MISS wilson, have seen many Of your letters
Of advice in The Sunday Repnbiic. and so ven
ture to ask you for help.
I have two dents under my eyes. and I am
afraid they will form sacks. or bags.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-16
TOMMY ATKINS" WILL TEACH
ATHLETICS TO OUR SOLDIERS.

General Young Has Persuaded Lord Roberts and War Secretary
BrOdrick to Send L Dozen Britishe Noncommissioned Officers
to the United States TO Traiu Army Drillmasters in the
Art of Teaching Military Gymnastics.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-16

Miss wilson, have seen many of your letters
Of advice In The Sunday Repablic. and so ven
ture to ask you FOR help.
have two dent, under my eyes. and am
afraid they will form sacks. or bags.