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Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
COLONY FOR BIG HORN BASIN
Ten Families Of Union Paciac shop
men VIII Build Hsmesteaas
In Fertile Region.

CHEYENNE. Wyo, March 2L-tspeciaL)
Early next month q party Of ten shop
men in the employ Of the Union Pacific at
this place viii leave Cheyenne with their
families for the Big Horn basin, where
they viii settle on Uncle Sans domain and
build for themselves comfortable homes.
The party will be headed By ]. J. Wilson
and Charles Stevens.
Some Of the c~olonists viii make the trip
northvard in wagons and will transport
their household goods and other effects in
this manner. while others viii 90 by rail
to Sheridan or Cody City. completing their
Journey By wagon.
The shopnen propose to take up land on
Broken Back creek. about thirty miles
northeast Of Ten Sleep and Immediately
south Of the Big Horn forest reserve.
Broken Back Il . tributary Of No Wood
river and carries su1ncient water At all
seasons Of the year to reclaim all Of the
irrigible land in the vicinity. The soil in
the valley Of Broken Back Ia very fertile
and the altitude being about 1000 feet the
farmers can grew almost anything common
to this climate. Corn natures nicely and
the yield is heavier than In western Kan
sas or Nebraska. while wheat. oats and
other grains flourish and yield heavily.
There 10 IN abundance Of timber on the
grsund from which the settlers can con-
seruct their houses. barns. f~eorraIs. fences,
etc. and secure plenty q fuel In sd-
dit3on TO this there are Kmerous lodges
Of good coal In the vieinitk and also sev-
sraI oil springs. from zkxh the farmers
can secure large quantities Of eliminating
oil good enough for their uses without re-
nniRG.
The Cheyenne shopmen have upward of
$40. 900 among them and the nrst season
in the Big Horn viii be devoted TO build
Tag houses. outbuiidings for stock and the
raising Of sufficient food to carry them
fhrouSh the wtater
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
WEAK FLOOR CAUSES DEATH
Board Bsseat Green Gives Way
way and HIs Chest 10 Crushed
BY Fall

FAIRMONT, Neb.. March 2L|Specizi.)-
Thomas Green. treasurer, Of the FairmOnt
Creamery company, was accidentally killed
while attending to duties about the ware
rooms Of his concern
He had gone into the attic OF the build
ting. where supplies are kept. and a board
beneath him gave way. throwing him down.
His chest struck a beam. crushing hts
oreastbone and causing internal injuries.
which resulted IN his death a few minutes
later.
The deceased vas Al old settler in this
vicinity. and at one tina mayor Of Fair
mont The funeral viii be conducted by the
Masonic lodge. Of which be was a member.
He vas also . member Of the Royal High
laDders and Mystic Legion He leaves a
wife, son and daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
HALL COUNTY COURTHOUSE


GRAND ISLAND. Nsh. MAreh 2L-tspe-
eiaL)-Ths case Of II State Of Nebraska
ex rel Charles Olsen. against John Ewtus.
chairman. and The other msmbsr Of the
Board Of Supervisors q Hail county, pray
ing for q writ Of manaamus eempsilang the
county board to sxard to nelAtor the con
tract for the construction Of the Hall county
courthouse. for the sun Of tz7.s57. was
heard in the district court and concluded
today. Judge Thompson and Panl- announced
that they would hand down their decision
Monday morning
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
WIFE TAKES MONEY AND GOES
caves HusBand vita = Balanced
Baakbsok and some House
hsId Furniture.

NEBRASKA CITY. March 2L5speciai.l
Mrs. Henry Smith left home wednesday
morning and took with her the entire bank
balance belonging 20 her husband. amount
ing 20 about $50.
h two we're married In this city last
summer and moved to Kansas. where they
lived until fail, when they returned here.
Mrs. Smith gave no Indication q being dis
satisfied with her home.
A search was begun to try to locate the
missing woman md she vas traced to the
Missouri Pacific depot. where Il IL sup
posed she vent to Omaha Smith has sold
his household goods and gone to Lebanon.
Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

ron a cold, the use of Peruna for
Several members of our athletic
through its use. especially so
Several Of than were completely
HERBERT LUNOBERG
than I had been for months.
Il believe that the cold took such a hold
on me because l was run down in health.
but Peruna restored me to perfect health
Patrick Devlin.
Cata-rh is an old cold. Even the strong
est. most athletic men are liable to colds
during the winter months. A cold. II ne
elected. is almost certain to cause catarrh
Of the head, which rapidly spreads through
the system. setting up catarrh Of the
throat. lungs. stomach or pelvic organs.
What a host Of winter ailments would be
prevented by a preventive as well as a
cure for colds.
Peruna is such a remedy. II taken at the
hrst symptom Of catching cold il heals the
catarrhal condition before it becomes es-
tablished and makes impossible a spread OF
the disease. Should the cold be neglected
and result in eatarrh Peruna will cure. but
II will take much longer and will result
IN much unnecessary suffering.
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of Psruna
write at once to DR.. Hartman. giving a fun
statement Of your case. and he will be
pleased TO give you his valuable advice
gratis
Address DR.. Hartman. president Of the
Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
FOR DELAYING A TELEGRAM
Wsssers Union Ordered - Make Coed
Less % the Drsp In
Germ.

FREMONT. Hsb-, March sL-tspseiaLl-
In the district court yesterday the Sye-
Schneider company recovered q Judgment
against the Western Cuion Telegraph com
pauy for SIse, damages for failure to de-
liver promptly a telegram 70 the agent Of
the company At Morehssd. Ia. directing him
20 sell 5,ooe bushels Of corn. Before the
telegram was delivered corn dropped , cents
and the action Was 20 recover the 3 cent
tess per bushsl. The esss vas heard before
Judge Crimson without q jury, a. there
vas no dispute as 70 the facts
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

against larson, Lancaster: Unftsd statss
National Bank HqidreE. sgalnEr Tayne.
49, 1Tg;- ss5s5-s LA1 1870
son LANCASTER; KennEH against sparF1r.
coin Normal univerxty. Lncaster: The
German Nstlonai Bank ags.1st Athsrson.
Car s2s1En sgsinst sps.ts Douffn@
ssainEt Cole. Custer: Mecrea AGAINST Gage
County. Car. LseIie against Csc
ss9s smith sTsinst fien' bo1slss: Or.
against Bum. Dougias: Martin against
Bond. Kesney; Phoenix Mutual Llfs n
.Hotchkiss against Alderman. LA3oastsr.
stewart arfrst Hoaghand. Logan; LOvry
Ssm~S Srtsiope so1th oushs Lssn ana
Building Association agztnst Westereeld,
Douglas; Conkiing against Wertz Dougias;
sSsnsT sr1isst Gs2s dountS. car. Rss.
ley against First National Bank sutton
Ss- sasi1s, Gshsn. cuninS: Hsrr against
WiHt-rer. Deuel.; Petersen against state,
kearuey.
New Interpretations.
Articles OF incorporation Of these new m
stitutions acre recorded today:
The Central stock Food eompary of Col
umbus. capital stock. S40.eoo. 1coPporators
John Horst. J. c. Frsydig. A. JsegEL Geerge
Bowman.
The Pioneer Stock Far, Ranch company
o. Agree. Holt county. capital stoek rs
600: incorporstors. James II. McAiiistsr.
Mary c. McAIlistsr. Emma l. McAIlistsr.
Governor Savage left 81 noon for Palmyra,
where be lectures tonight before the High
school students on The Old School Versus
the New"
Re-ROaatr1aees AGAINST Socialists.
The sociaiistic nominees r~ecs5tiy csrt-
aed in the once 81 City Clerk Pratt will
encounter soue grief Two nemonstrapces
have been Sled and tomorrow, n 10 o'clock
J. T. BurieiSh and his .eompatr1ots VIII ap-
pear and Try 70 prove that n b0Daads con
vsntion vas beld On March -.
J. H McClay. chairman OF tAe Republican
city central committee. has hled q protest
alleging that the so-called socialist party
is not a new one. The socialists never cast
one per cent Of the vote Of the city. In
stead they poIled Is. Again, there wasn't
any convention held 20 nominate the can
didstss because there were not twenty-avO
voters present.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

PLArTSMoUTH Neb.. March n5CSpe-
oiaL)-Judge Paul lessen finished the Jury
business Of the term Of district court to-
day and excused the Jury. After passing on
some miner business the Judge adjourned
court until next Monday. Henry speck.
who pleaded guilty to burglary. vas sen
fenced to a term in the reform school. speck
n II years Of g
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
How 20 Prevent Pnsunsaia-

You have good reason to fear an attack
Of pneumonia when you have q severe cold.
accompanied by pains IN the chest or in the
back between the shoulders. Get q bottle Of
Chamberlatn's Cough Remedy and use II -
directed and Il will prevent the threatened
attack. Among the tens OF thousands who
have used this remedy for colds and In
grippe, we have yet TO learn Of 4 single case
that has resulted In pneumonia which
shows that this remedy is . certain pre-
ventive Of that dangerous disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

Hamnosds. Aruhis william. avid Breeds.
Ray Brown. L Hoagiand AID ID Mead Of
he Hastings IRE department acted - pail
bearsrs IN conveying the body % ths B. q
n depot Charles T. Higinbotham has been
deceased.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

PLATTSMoUTH. Nsh-, March 11@Spe-
eiaL)-WiIliam I. King Of this city caused
the arrest Of Edward Donst who runs a sa-
loon in the Gund building IN this city. al
leging that he sold liquor to bis son. Cor
nelfus v. King. who L. II years Of age.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

osCEoLA. Nsh-, March 2L-speciaLD-
b Board Of Village Trustees had a sDe-
oial nesting last night and granted a fran
ehiss to the Golden Rod Telephone com
pany Of WahOo, giving 1. the right to put
up poles and string wires in the streets
and sueys q the village for the purpose
Of operating a tslephons or telegraph ex-
change for fifteen ysars- me company IL
70 furnish the village free Of rental charge
thrss telephones and 70 keep them in order.
also 20 charge patrons not exceeding S1-5e
a month far business houses. and but 81
a month for residences. besides q NUMBER
Of other e0urtesiss and advantages ex-
tsnded 70 patrons that they have not Ell
s0ysd hsretofore An smploys % the tsisr
phone company is soliciting subscription
aad has already a large list
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
It's a Pity
To Say No"
Any Sick One Wrongs Himself When
He Fails to Get My Book
NO MONEY Is WANTED.

r.u N. tbs nam. Of a aE n sDd I viii nail the book that is
needed
rhaE N all I ssk-JuH = postal card
have spsut a lifetime n learn ing Row 70 eus ehrouie troubles. and
yo1 shoald know vhs I learned
TAsn. z you mink Re right l vii let you take The treatment a.
ny riak-
7 VII = 40 this
I win ssud win ts book an ordG n yOur druggist for sir bottles
d. shoops restorative He vim let you tks It or a mouth; then, Il
It succeeds. the cost Re Bn II II fails I viii pay yOu druEEst ny
self
I va leave - decision 70 -ou
You cannst aAord to ~ no TO that o6er.
A remedy sc ss that n "a sa I'd . t@t Ike thAt must have -
maEkahls merit
DAT Be incrsduious. 10 l~ pr siudies a~tsr you Remember that
y0n hsIh Is = stake. and all I sk b a postal card Fine out what
J knew
NJ Restorative strsnE1hsns the t1ads nerves Which 4 o ether m
ely rea-5ss Ny boSk aplAins why-
4 dat Doctor the syuptoms ur the orsans thsmsSv0- Bt ! bring
hk TIE nerve power which alone makes all TtAi organs act
n IN snsns was weak you would give II mors steam Thai =
What I do vita weak orsans I give them more poser. more nerve
power They 20 their duty then
rssa is Why I succeed vhss 0h@ TsGsnsuts tail
somsunss I sAn. too. bat not sftsn. Only when a cause like a
"a Makes a curs tnpossihls.
N he " ave ysau / have furnished NY treatment u over sOsSeo
SICK people On tsrns Ike these. Ny recorA shS~ thAt . 4 oSh 40
paid tor r.
rhers ~ 50 chances n 20 that I An eus goa II I Saeessd yea
us prnEnsndy veil II I tail, I AlOns an the loser
They Who need hsp. sd Who d0nt Et ny book do themselves
an intustios and q wrong
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

HASTINGS. Seh-, March u5spseiAl
TsiegramGrs body q lanes LAWlsas.
va disd Tuesday niEht from ths ehsct Of
b1rns. WaS cent today 70 Mount Clemens.
Mica. fsr burial Edward EsissA. brother.
Aess1RAnis1 As bOdy. - request chisf
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
NEGRO DIES LIKE A SWAN
Coadenaed Man sings a. He Faces
the GaIfOws for
MURDER.

MoUNDSvILLE, W. Va, March Il
George Carter, eolored, was hanged here
tonight In the p-enitsntisTy, for the murder
Of Virgil Whistler. Carter walked stead
fly from his cell to the g~AlloEs, singing a
hymn. He said he was ready 20 die.
He killed Virgil Whistler, another negro.
IN Ckarieston. December, 1900, because
Whistler refused TO pay money w0n At
era3e.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

Where can you invest money more profit
ably than by buying a bottle Of Priekly Ash
Bitters-you get four for one. A kidney
medicine. a liver tonic. stomach strength
ener and bowel cleanser. Four medicines
for one dollar.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

GuTGo anu FGSLOTGo TO pSFtSSt nGdAlh
Hon. Chas II. Turner. sol @ street. wash
ington. D. C. is ex-member Of congress
from New York City. two terms; was door
keeper Of the national house Of representa-
tives for four years. Is a member Of Tam
many Hall and is very influential in New
York City. He writes;
"I have used your remedy, Pc
runa, as a general toniS with salts
factory results. I have many friends
who have testified to its virtues, an
l fully believe you have a valuable
remedy."-C- H. Turner.
Mr.. Patrick Devlin. Conductor Of Macca-
bee and Unique Lodge No. 80. writes from
a Delaware Place. Chicago. III, as follows:
Last fall. when / was outside daily in
the rain and cold, / caught 8 heavy cold,
to which / paid no attention until IL spread
over my entire body and every bone and
muscle aehed. A most disagreeable catarrh
Of the mucous membrane was the result.
Several Of the members Of my lodge. who
had been cured through Perunz, insisted
that I try II, and rather reluctantly I bought
Q bottle. I noticed. with great Joy. that il
afforded me almost instant relief. and dur
ing the following week l kept getting bet
ter. within three weeks l was not only
cured. but felt stronger and more vigorous
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
SOUTH WINDS CLEAR SKIES
Government F~orecRster Expects We
to Go shspptng
ana 90 Church.

WASHINGTON. March 2L-Foreeast:
For NebrRska-GenerAily fair saturday
and Sunday: winds mostly south
For Iowa and Missouri-Partiy cloudy
Saturday and Sunday; east to southeast
winds.
For South Dakota-FaIr Saturday and
Sunday; south winds.
For Kansas-GeneraIiy fair Saturday and
Sunday; variable winds.
For Wyoming. Colorado and Montana
Generally fair Saturday and Sunday; va
riable Einds
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
Saturday; Sunday. local showers; north
winds. becoming variable.
LEGAL Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA March U.-Omcial record OF tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day OF the last three
years:
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22
JURY ACQUTTS YOUNG FIFE
Said 10 Have Been Unanimous from Tins
Of Retiring.
MOTHER or ACCUSED IS OVERCOME
Prisoner Himself Unable 60 speak fer
= Few Minute-Nystery Of
KnIisE LikeIy Never
ts BE solved.

ST. JOSEPH. No. March IA special to
the Daily News from savannah. No. says:
When court opened At 3 o'clock this morn
ing the jury in the case Of Stewart Fife
charged with the murder Of Frank Richard
son A. the home Of the victim Christmas
eve. 1900. returned a verdict OF AcquittAL.
II h said that only one ballot was taken
and that from the beginning the jurors
stood unanimously for acquittAI. The case
vent to the Jury last evening.
When the verdict was announced there
was a dramatic scene In the court room.
Mrs. Fife. mother Of the accused. spr2ng
forward and embraced her son. shouting for
10y all the while. Mrs. Fife n Of q very
nervous temperament and has suffered from
hysteria at intervals ever since her son vas
arrested Mrs. Richardson. widow Of the
murdered man, was also in the court room
and gave vent to her emotion
Mr.. Fife. father Of the young man %
trial, declared In open court that the YER
dict was in accordance with his expectA-
tons and that he had known from the start
that his son had nothing to do with the
murder Of Richardson
Young Fife Overcome
Young Fife himself was 50 sverrome that
he could not speak Although Judge Burns.
preliminary to the rendering Of the verdict
issued an order against any demonstration.
II was found impossible to preserve absolute
quiet.
This IL the second trial in the Richard
son murder. Mrs. Richardson. the widow,
having been acquitted only g few weeks
ago, and still the mystery OF Frank Rich
ardson's sensational murder is uneoived.
No other Indictments are pending and the
incident is probably now closed 90 far -
the courts ars concerned
Stewart Fife is 4 member Of an aristo-
cratic and wealthy family OF St Joseph. his
father having for many years been . mil
Iionatre Wholesale merchant
A few years ago Stewart Fife went ava
from this part Of the country and after .
long absence he was arresed At North Yak
ina. Wash, and was returned to- Savannah
In custody a few months ago. charged with
the murder Of Richardson Savannah is the
county seat Of Andrew county, north Of St
Joseph. and IL q suburb populated largely
By wealthy citizens Of this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

T indicates trace OF precipitation
L. a. WELSH.
Local Forecast Onic4al.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

Simply STATE which beck yoa
wanL and address DR. sh0op Box
So, Racine. Wis
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

- =. ass eAF0H% are aHsa cured BY ems q s"o s'ui- A.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

7 VIII s~ea 10 this
win seud with ths bock an order on yOur drugE
Dr.. shoop's Restorative. He viii let you take Il foT
it ~uoo.eds. The cost n s. %. II II fails. I viii pay
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-22

49, s%S s s' S. ! siSfais' s ss S'i s.s. lPG gGrsT. e. Ss! S.s. 4 i'S Ss. 1a aka
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-30
SOufriere Eruption
Spreads Disaster

Kingstown. st. Vincent, Oct. 1S.-The
eruption of the Soufriere volcano Oc-
tober 18th and 16th-the fourth ter
rife outburst since the catastrophe
May has plunged the colony into
deeper distress than before existed,
Gripping its agricultural resources by
further devastating the arrowroot fields
and completely destroying wide areas
of growing crops on lands which had
been considered outside the volcanic
zone. or these lands thousands of
young cocoa, coffee and other economic
plants were buried under the almost
impenetrable mass Of sand which,
while hot, fell in the Windward dis.
trict on the morning of October l6.
Even the Mesopotamia valley. an
ideal garden of tropical vegetation, al
though twelve miles from the volcanoes
crater, is burdened with sand, in some
places six inches deep, and the lands
to the eastward bordering upon the
previously devastated area are covered
to depth of nine inches. Travel on
all the roads in the Windward district
the only regular means of communi-
cation between Georgetown and this
city-has been rendered extremely diff
cult.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-30
Wants READING TEST
SARGENT REPORTS FOR
IMMIGRATION BUREAU
OVER HALF A MILLION FOREIGN.
ERs HAVE COME TO THE
STATES CHINESE
EXCLUSION.

""o"ihs'on' wv To- Inc annual
report Oh 'he commissioner OF lmml'
sIa''oh was haue pubic touay' IL
SHOWS that Oh the oi'o'5 immigrants
VINO arrived IN the united states dur
ing 'he last nscai year 4oo'3os were
niaies anu lez'7'4 iemales. vi the en-
IiTe hummer OF arrivals ltaiy supplled
1000 an increase OF 1850 over
l'"i' Austrla.huhgary' l'l'9S', an IN
crease OF 'o'o's, ana RUSSIA lo"Sf"
an increase OF ZZ'oSo' Most European
countries showed an increase ou'
.here was iail'hg on III the arrivals
rom lreiahu amounting 10 l''Zd' tho
to'ai from that country Oeihg z''l"o'
tue hsures concerning Aslatic lmml.
grafton snow decrease from emma oil
DIV the 'otal oelhg l'of9' ana an IN.
crease rom japan OF ''ooo' the totai
oeihg lf'%'V' OF l'o per cent vi the
eh'ire humper arriving ioz'lse were
unable TO read or write, but Ii'o'S
were uhuer ~ years Oh age
commenting upon THIS circumstance
commissioner sargent says: III can
De roughly estimated from the lorego'
ing hgures now 'aluaOle IN admitting
Aliens "ouIu ne reauihs TEST as
that advocated curing the recent ses'
sion OF congress- "hlch would not De
aPpheu 10 chilureh uhuer 10 anu adul's
over oV'
reference Is maze 10 the allen con
the commissioner expressing 'he nope
'hu' u may pass turing the next ses'
SUN MT oarSch' mus 'na' Tue san
su'ne we" expressed III 'he iast an
h"ai report vi 'he bureau as 10 Ihe 'i'
Icct VI 'ne ca'eiui examination U! the
oh''eu states marine iospi'ai sur
gem upon 'he 'r"hsport hhes prihs
Jug u'Seaseu a''ehs W Apne''oah por's
mas nut peeh cohhruieu ny the eNpe'
nnce VI Tue pas, year ne auuS
Nv, 'n''ea'e VI a''e, ii,'''s'a''on ha.
no' o,eu lu''e ohe,'h'ru over 'na' VI
,'Vi' o'' 'me comparative 'h''eaSe y,
''easeu a''ehS 'oI 'ne SAM per,ou
nos 'ee" my ,"a" ~ ~ o"e. i"o
number NJ dIseaspd persons last year
maintain their nre-amipence in tbis ra.
,snact for tho vaar undor consideration
speakinp or the re.enforcoment al,
the Chinese excIusion Laws Mr. Gar.
gent saws many obstacles have bean
encountered and no thus onrmoratas
soro or them, "An oddi,ioraI zoo -,
exnerinnce in tho enforcement, Of rho
Chinoso oxcIrsio, Iows hos soryad -
corGrn tho oniniors avnrossod In ,ha
Iost animal renort ~ ~ tho groyity
~ tho d,r,,o,,,,as irboro,, In ,ho ohar
oc,or or ,ha NonaoI,an raoo ~ ho rna,
ord svrmou,tod !, 10 hu, Inc, 90 aa,
,ha, o,bor oorsos srnniomont, "a
s,oad, rasis,ono, ~ ,ha rhinos" -, ~,
roouIromon, nth ~ ,ho Iaws ana =,
,ha ,roa,v 81 1904 Tho ,rarsnor,,
,io, liz u,hoso enaroioI ,,,aras,a a,o
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-30

Mr.. Sellers-What did the doctors
say about your pension application,
Uncle Abe?
Uncle Abe-Dey said I had no idlos-
ity, an you know dey neber gifts ober
dat.-Judge.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-30

We are now paying especial atten-
don to catering to Family Parties, Re-
eeptions, Weddings. ETC., and the sue.
cess that has attended our efforts to
please, together with our reputation
Tor serving the best that the market
sferds, is a sufficient guarantee that
We will give you perfect satisfaction.
We have the finest display Of the
bstter grade OF BAKERY GOODS and
ane CHOCOLATES and BON soNs
ever put on exhibit here; we also car.
~ HuYLER's CANDIES and LOW.
SEY's cHocoLAl Es and BON eoNs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-10-30
IRISH VISITORS ARRIVE

Boston. Oct. 17.--On the steamship
New England, which arrived from
Queenstown and Liverpool today was
John Il, Redmond, NJ. p, chairman OF
tn Q Irish Parliamentary party and
president of the United Irish League:
John Dillon, NJ. p. for East Mayo, and
Michael Davltt. Their arrival has long
been looked forward to by Irishmen,
as they are to address the members OF
the United Irish League, which will
hold its national convention in this
city beginning Sunday night.
Mr.. Redmond. in speaking of the
present condition In Ireland and OF
matters relating to the United Irish
League, said: THE United Irish
League Is the ruling power in Ireland
today as truly as ever the Land League
was. The Government played into our
hands by the coercion policy and now
the country Is aroused. We are on the
eve OF the settlement of the Irish land
question, and after that national self
government will speedily come to Ire.
land"
Redmond will be compelled to return
to Ireland at once, as the condition of
the fight between the league and the
Government demands his presence. II
is possible, however, that he may re-
main long enough to address the New
York meeting in the Academy of Music
Sunday, October &c, and the Philadel-
phia meeting the following night.
. % 80 80
notified the Congressional Committee
at Washington that they will elect Zen
out OF eleven Congfessmen, conceding
only the Eleventh District to the Re
publichns. This district has always
been Republican by from $1,000 to 49,.
900 votes. Republican leaders ray
they will gain two Representatives IN
the Ninth and Tenth Districts.
Mr.. Sellers-What did the doctors
say about your pension application,
Uncle Abe?
Uncle Abe-Dey said | had no idios-
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