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Evening journal., 1903-09-18

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n. M. 3.c5. 6.b5. and 6.lh p. m. week days
10 on and ii.55 a. M, 3.25 and b.o5 p m
sundays.
Evening journal., 1903-09-18
Blood
P OLSON
Bone Pains, Itching, Scabby Skin
Diseases.
Cancers, Blood Troubles, Pimpes,
Sores

Permanently cured by taking Batanic
Blood Balm. II destroys the active Poi
son in the blood. If you have aches and
palms In bones, back and joints. Itching
scabhy Skin, Blood feels hot, Swollen
Glands, Risings and Bumps on the skin
Mucus Patches IN che Mouth. Sore
Throat, Carbuncies, Pimples. Copper
Coiorcd Spots. an run down. Ulcers on
any part Of the body, Hair or Eyebrows
falling out. take
Botanic Blood Balm guaranteed
TO cure even the worst and most deep
seated cases where doctors. patent mcdi-
zines uEd hot springs fail. Heals ali
sores, stops All aches and palms, reduces
sii dwellings makes blood pure and ricn,
completely changing the entire body into
a clean, healthy condition. b. B. b. has
cured Thousands after reaching the last
stages of Blood Folsom.
Old Rhoumatism, catarrh Eczema,
itching Humors, Scrofuia
are caused by an awful Poisoned condi-
ti0n OF the Blood. y. b. b. stops Hawk
Ing and Splitting. Itching and Scratching,
cures ~ eumatism, Catarrh; heals an
Scabs. Scales. Eruptions. Watery Blis-
ters. foul fostering Sores; by giving q
pure, fealthy blood supply to affected
parts.
Blood Balm Cures Cancers Of all
Kinds.
Suppurai'ng swellinEs. Eating Sores, Tu.
mors. ugly Ulcers. IL kills the Cancer
Poison. and heals the sores or worst can.
Ger perfectly II you have a persistent
Pimple. wart, sweilings, shootinss
Singing Pains. take Blood Balm an,
they VIII disappear before they devlol
INTO Cancer.
Evening journal., 1903-09-18

Upon the farm the city-bred
Young girl sat down 20 tea.
And noticing the honey, said:
u see you keep a bee.'
Evening journal., 1903-09-18

Corse Payton has found the way to
success, and he does not guard it as
a deep. dark secret either, but is WILL
ing TO tell that others may also find
that elusive pot Of gold at the end Of
the rainbow of hope. The way to sue
cess is TO do what you agree; give
more to others than they expect for
their money. hire the right kind OF
people to do your work, ana always
strive to be a top-liner I'm your buf.
ness, no matter what that business
may be.
Corse payton follows out these pfin-
ciples i'm all his theatrical enterprises,
and is piling UP his bank account every
day His famous aphorisms, "They
also succeed who hustle" "A laugh
I'm time saves crime" and "The early
patron catches the best seat" demon
strate that Mr.. Payton knows human
nature thoroughly. His stock company
is one Of his greatest prides. He has
engaged a company of competent play
ers to appear IN the very best plays.
He stages these plays with every
scenic detail complete. He varies the
Entertainment with excellent special
ties by the foremost Of vaudeville ar
lists. The ladies in the company dis
play the prettiest and very latest I'm
| fashionable gowns. So with the best
Of management, clever actors beauti-
ful gowns and finest Of stage settings.
Corse Payton cannot fail 60 win The
company will be at the Grand Opera
house for the week commencing with
Monday matinee, September 21.
There will be somewhat OF a novelty
at the Lyceum Theatre on Monday
lseptember 21st when for the first time
lin this city viii be produced M. w
lTaylor's big scenic production OF VIII
lC. Murphey's stirring and sensational
lsociety meledrama, "Why Women Sin.
la play that has been heralded by the
press and public as a marvel OF up
fo-date stage realism. The drama Is
I'm four acts and seven scenes. all laid
I'm New York city, and the author has
drawn an interesting picture Of the
follies and foibles OF New York society
land Of the intrigues and temptations
Of the smart set.
The staging of Charley Grapewin'l
new musical comedy. "Mr. Pipp." hai
been n task Of no mean proportions
combining as it does, comedy, pathos
music. dancing and a well told inter
esting story To M. J.. Heckert th'
efficient director is due the larges
share Of credit for its successful pro
duction. It necessitated four wevksf6
constant rehearsal. day and night bu
the results obtained are more "a
gratifying as Mr.. GrapeWih ans 4 I
Evening journal., 1903-09-18

ills either match the costume or give
,od contrasting touch.
Evening journal., 1903-09-18
.xedo enIeets are muoh ln vogue.

e veil OF yard length has given place
ne three times as long.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-14
Inglaterra guerra que Roose-
Velt VeltiIaSe la question
de Venezuela
CONSULTA DE ROOSEVELT
Y BOWEN

AL cerrar el correo de 10 ssmAns,
queda 10 situAci6n dc Venezuela en-
estado de crisis sRuis, revel&ndose
In fgura de Mr.. B.wan, represen-
tante de squeila repdblica en- las ne.
gociaciones que actualmante pro.
grssan en- Washington, con alto
grado de distinction y honor.
Sc trabsia activamente por llegar
& nm acuerdo def nitivo, pero eat6
aun muy incierto Ell in de 10 cues.
ti6n. Muy temprano recibi6 aver Ell
Sscretario de 3 tado MIR. Hay IL
proposition formulada por el Em
bajador de Ipglatsrra de que, en-
vista de que los Ministros de los
Alisdos NO han legeado conveneer &
Mr.. Bowen de In jus t;cia de an can
%, ell Presidente debiera tomar 6 su
cargo 10 ventilacioa del asuuto, de-.
cidiendo acerca de las pre- fsrencias
on el pago que demandan los pcds.
res aliAdoe.
Mr.. Hay puso en- manos de Me.
Roosevelt Ell texso de esta inusitada
proposition tan luego como fa6 poE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-14
ASuntoS de Venezuela

81 racibide. Despues de discutir ell
asunto formalmenta CON ell mismo
Mr.. Hay y con los dem4s Secreta.
rios de Dsspac o, Ell Psesidente ha
dec dido eatudlar les sm6ritcaD de II
proposition del Enbsiador irg e.,
g, cuAl por cierto, pretenda repre-
sensar les tres patsneias aliadas
contra 10 pobre snexuala.
G mo de toeas Euer ties Vene z1ela
es parts en- las negociaeicnes, sea In
aisputs seciaida per Ell tribunal de
la Hays por el P.esi Ter ts Rcose-
vslt. este mzn Fl fsatk que neressrie.
mente ha de OR los argument que
terga qaa aducir Mr.. Bowsn, y 81
6ste dasea t.mhsen. 6 nombra de We.
nszaels. que 81, Mr.. Roosevelt, se
encArgue ae tales asuator.
Sia duda que Mr. B an contea
tara sia de mora In consultade Mr.
Roosavelt, cuya proposisi6n no pa
rsce ser'e muy sgrasab,s; y das.
puss rs que al Presilenta de.ida
81 acepta 8 no 10 que re le propone.
Sc dice de una maDeraE dc fiuit W que
la nots de los a!isdoa no contisna el
menor reproche para Mr.. Bow an.
aunque existen sobr&dos motive Q
para suponer precisa1 ente 10 con-
tTAriO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-14
A Venezuela contra una
esqulna
I'm mes de preferencia a los
aliaddS para Ell page de
Ia deuda
Proposiciones rechazadas
ACerO con aCer0. 49,,


Do las hltimss negociseiones ar.
tire Mr.. B Wsn y los representatives
de los aliados, apAreca que e. Mi.
nistro ameri .ano en- Car&cap, en-
contsstaci6 las exigencias impe.
riosss de sqaallcs, les propuso un
mes de preferenciR en- ell p.go de
sus reclamacicnss CON respscto & las
de las dsm&s pctencias europs % y
Amaricanas.
Los aliados en- cambio, rsehazan
de piano 10 proposici6o, 80 pretesto,
aun el 80 p. 8 de los ingresos de
aduana, propuesto por Mr.. Bowen,
aplicado toao Al psgo de las reclG.
maciones, ex'gisfa como ssis siete
anos para el sR.do de 10 cuenta.
~Si ssta declaration fuera hecha
odcialmente, dice el eTimesD, 80.
brfAmos de una vez & que xtsnernos
CON raspecso las verdaaeras inten
clones de I glAterra, Alemania 6
Italia.S Desae luego que f6lo 70
drfan sugerir Ell prcposito deci lido
de llevar & In destruction y al caos
"a patria del immortal Bolivar.
E1 1900 los eptrAdas pdblieas de
Venezuela ascendieron & IL suma de
~ 697 $50, que SO 6 .st&ron hasta
eonsumir Ell 1ltimo centavo. e stos
ingreaoa faeron por distintos con.
ceptoe: pefo es eviiente que, dada
In circunstaL cia da que los egres os
igualan cuando no suIe-tn los ir -
gresos do aquel pals, ri 90 separa
ell 80 .por ciento de 8 derechcs que
Sc c. bren en- las sdu&nas, NADIA m q.
nos que por nm plsz1 de ssis amos,
ne Va derecho & lA bancArrs -. e to
aparte de que en- los CT calos de le o
a.iados no entran para nada las deu
dss que tiene VenezuelA con otros
paises.
Etc engorroso asunto empieza
ya q surtir sus efectos on los Esta'
dos Unidos. donde ls opinion no ca
muy favorable 6 Alemania nj 6 Ita
lie, y 81 bien para IngaAteYra hay
aun algunas consideracionss do m .,
no tendr& que esfo .rse mueho eli
Ray Edusrdo para CO. aistArse la
mA'querencia de les american q.
sNo esperamos que los a!emAnes
sc preocupen mucho de nueSt Strxs
opiniones, dice 6 este respecto Ell
ya citado "Time." pe-o profunda.
mente lsmentarenos que 81 gobisr
no ingles Sc propongs agotar nues.
tra pacienciA, y los Ministries de
8 M. no sabsn euAnto les est& COS.
tAuto el dire vent z olano..
La no aceptsc.6n dc 10 tfsrts de
Mr.. Bowen, diff :nlta Las uegociacio
mes, diff eiendo sl arbitrage en- que ha
tenido constantemente pueatos los
ojos ell pueblo de los Estadcs u
dos.
e! pueblo americana, eus rep-e
senJantss en- 81 C)ngreso, haa de-
mostrsdo tener mas paciencia que
sn ell Caso de e p,f1a en- 10 csesti6 4
cubsna. C;srto que hR b Abiao oca
stones para dempstrar ell resent.
miento general dsl pals; paro no so
ha hecho muy buen uso de elias que
digamos.
Las consideraciones de an orden
polftico, y hasta eco. 6nico, ceaen &
veces. sobre todo en- los paises emf
nentemente <p,&aticos,s como este,
ante consideraciones de otro orden
mas poaerosc: Ell de In fuarzs. Esta
vez 10 de los aliados ameusza aplas
tar 10 de los Eitadcs Ulidos 81, 10
que es mt y duaoso, estos pre- tsnder
/ intervenir.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-14
Desconfanzas
entire los aliados
''AVanceS" de Ing'aterra
Una mala pasada a Italia
y Alemania
MIR. Bowen eS ell ''hOmbre de
la SituaC10n'
"Detras de la
puerta hay gente"
UNm nH1TN1m ma mama
Venezuela pagana

U il de las consiaeraciones uus
mas est4n inhuysndo para que SO
desplegae gran Act.vidad en- las ne
gociacio es. es 10 deaconfiarz. que
empitzs 4 nacar entce los alisdos
Las relseiones ~personalesn que
existen entire ellos, son, seg6n todas
las aparienciss, ccraislas, pero los
representatives. de A'emania 6 Italia
Green que en- las neg c'ac'oaes no sc
lea ha sado todA 10 ats nci6n que
prstenden MERCER. PAreca Que.
rsconocido Ell Emhsiador de s. M.
B como sl dscAno de loa snego-
ciAL t ss1. Nj B w.n he procurado
CON esms~o saber cusl ser& 10 can.
tiaad mfains que dejAr& "a tisf cha
& Isglsterra en- el psgo de l re.
elxmacioneF, sin 9ar mayor impor-
tAncia 6 las reclaim aciones de los
ctros pAisss. El e nbsj aaor de In
glate.rA ha fijado tqa. lla can
dad en- cinco mil quiniantas IL.
BIAS esterlinas, que Mr. B wen, 6
nombre de Yer ezaela sa ha comp.o.
metido 6 prgaf. EDt 6naase que
ests cantidsd es |. que dsba hAeerse
efscti-a con anterioridAa 10 frma
del protoeolo, como garAntia de bue.
n. f6 por psrte sc Ve.e zaela.
p to sucsa 8 al principle de las
negoci clio e', y pAreee q1e nj el
representauts de ! ALA nj ei Go Ale.
mania teri an To- menor noticia o ,erca
del particular, hssta que Mr.IB B wan
en- una de las & timas cor fsrencias
hizo alus:61 del xsnuto como hscho
consnmaao
r Rsasumiando. psra no ser prolific !;
10 soluci6n del cor hicto parece de.
pender ahora en- el arreglo perso.
nal de tres indiviSu % particularae: !:
Mr.. B wan, Ell Enbsjaddor de In.
glAterra y el Min stro de Alensnia.
Mr.. B. wsn repre- esentA & Vsneyuels: !:
pero los otros dos alegAn que detr&s
de este representante est& una fue "a
muy superior 8 % que represents, la
de los p stados Unidos, y que el tono
que desda nm principle ha aaor rtade
NO es mks propio de una macon hu
millada, 81 no m6s bien, de psfs faar.
ts y orgulloso, como los = tados
Unidos.
II psrece ser 10 queis qua t:ensn
Gn los la0lcs lCS M1n1atros de Ing H.
terra y de Alsmanis, sin qua sa atrs.
van apenAs g pronuneisrla. sPero
ell pueblo americana, dice ell Mail and
Cypress, quisiera sAbsr como, cuxndo
y en que forms, ha quabrantaso Mr..
B-wsn los solemnes com promises
que tiena contraidcs CON Ell paf ! sud
americana que repres il ta en- las ne
goeis clone o ACtuaIeI ..
Esa opil ion americana de que tan
to Sc hablk diArio en- 10 prensa ca
ropea. cree que Mr.. B wan es el
hombra apropisdo para In situ aci6n,
y aoru ha euanto por 81 ha sido he.
eho.
Ii apelacio1 oil Presidente, ca an
absurdo. Mr.. Roose cit no aceptA.
re el espinoso cargo de &rbitro. LIS
Estsdos Uniaos, como n.cion, NO
pueden permit rselo de ningdn mo.
do y bajo ningdn concepto. Caal.
Quisr AtentAdo contra la acberanfs Is
Independents de venezuela, polrk
obligar 6 los Estados u -idos & inter
venir CON 10 fuerza contra al abuse
de faelza, y 10 mera posibiliaAd de
tai emergsncia, 90 suficisnte para
impedir Qne el Presidente aeenke
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-14
No ha habidO rOzamientOS entire
los representatives de las
pOtenciaS

Sc desmienta ell rumor que ha cir.
eulado de que hAbia fricci6n entire
10 potencias aliadas contra lA rep1
blica dc Venexuela. Ea la Emhaia.
de britknisa SO he hecho pdblica 10
siguiente declaration hoy medic
die. con el asentimiento y aprc b !.
ci6n del Mayor Das Plan1hes. En-.
bsjador de Ita' il en esta capital, y
~s& Conde "A. von @ aadi W. rads-
Isny, eneaTg ado de ne gocios &c II
Embaiada alemana.
<Ha circulado sntre los re. lodi.
Cos de NusvA York In noticia de que
entire los representatives de las no.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-14
POLICLINICA
del DR.. Rafael del Vale.

Tratamiento de todas las en1er-
MeAades en- general.
OperaciOnes quir1rglcas.
Especialidad en- afecciones de
los ojos y de las Was urinarias.
Horas de- consultas de 2 & 4 de-
la tarae.
Fortaleza (Allen Street, 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-14
GR AN S "A S TRERIl
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA %. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas as1 mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, ligas, paraguas je-
noveses, cuellos, pufos, camisas ne
glig6e blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smokin y otros art1culos
para caballeros.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-14

tsncias que negocian IL PSF CON Mr..
B wen, he habido fricciones. Estp
Eo co vsrd.d. Los tres repres en-.
tk.Ls a'ud.dos SO hsn i: f,rmaIo
mutuamente, dia por dis, de cnar to
ha q SRI DO Q. 9 allos y Mr.. B wsn,
= hsD peccediao en- Feifacta harmo-
mia d.sde q sieron principle las
n napociacionaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-14

cargo que de otro mod paaiera
considerAr por muy L0nro 10.
CAds dia Ae di;aci6n es uua nusvn
amensza contra II pts, y sfoftuna'
dos seremos si esta cuest:6 / sc IL
suelva sin mss tropiezrs qua los mn
chos que 80 hxn daao baata 10 &c ha
Lab paRsna serx sismpre Vsn' 2 zae.
lR, Es una dssgracia ser chico!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-14
PASTILLAS
del DR.. RICHARDS.

Tenga usted cuidado en- 10 que respecta a la nll-
trici6n. Ell asunto es importantfsimo La dyspepsia
resulta falta de nutricion, porque soamente ell
amento bien digerdo es 81 que nutre la falta de
nutricion no tarda manifestarse en- perdida de
carnes falta de fuerzas.
Centenares de hombres eerpulentos " mujeres
tambien), por de defectos desordenes de la
digestion, han egado casi convertirse esqueletos
En- la gran mayoria de los casos Sc debe este
desordenes del est6mago, que saben todos los
medicos Las Pastillas del DR. Richards revisten al
cuerpo de sohdas precsamente porque habi-
Titan al aparato digestive para llevar cabo sus
-funciones Cuando dgiere bien hay sufciente
nutricon esta Sc manifesto en- ell fornido euerpo
del hombre las graciosas curvas. sonrosadas
mejillas ojos yivos de Ia mujer
La sensacion de llenura y ocupaci6n el estreni-
miento darrea "a acidez del estomago, las nauseas
NAL gusto en- la hoca, la somnolencia durante el
dfa desveo en- la noche, todos estos sntomas han
de resutar necesariamente dehilidad, perdida de
carnes, perdida del huen color del buen humor
Cuando Ia eausa esta Ell est6mago convene tomar
las pastillas del DR.. Richards
Las Pastillas del DR.. Richards
convierten Ell .est6mago de
tirana. en- sirviente.
DR. RICHARDS DYSPEPSIA TAnIEr AsseelArsos New Yonk
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Ell almuerzo esta servido su familia Sc ocupa de
hacerle justica. Lastma que por sufrir usted del
estomago este desocupado asento le sea
possible gozar de los sabrosos manjares!
Sentese usted Coma moderacion mastique
bien al levantarse de la mesa tome una dosis de
dos tres Pastilas del DR.. Richards repose durante
ounce veinte minutes paseese luego. Con este
metodo no sentira usted el peso y ocupacion del
estomago, nj la acumulacion de cases. nj las agru-
ras nj el dolor de cabeza.
No cree usted que vale la pena probar con este
tratamiento mas esclavo del estomagoq FL
remedio esta su alcance Sc vende en- todas las
boticas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-02-14
Succession Alfonso
PHOTOGRAPHS

1ienen de yenta Targeta Pos
tales con vista de Puerto Rice.
San Fraueisco-42
San Juan, Pto.-Rico.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-20
SAVE TERRIToRY'S MONEY,

In deciding to pass the Appropria'
ton Bill for the full biennial period in
stead Of the six months to elapse be
fore the County Bin will supposedly
20 into effect. the Senate il due to taxi"
two or three second thoughts.
II Is all very we'll to provide for con.
tingencics. any change Of date when
the County Bill will 20 into effect, or
failure Of any portion Of the bill to be
effective. FOrcstalliug possible Chaot.
iC conditions is quite proper.
But does the Senate or the Lcgisla-
tur6 as a whole propose to continue the
present high.salary list with which
this Territory Is burdencd? DO the
Legislators contemplate keeping up the
present rate OF payment for public
service which Is not only higher than
that prevailing in States or Terrific
ries, but is far above the rate paid for
similar services In the business com
munity? Is the Republican Legisla'
ture to keep up the old luxurious ideas
of business in the government that
have long been discarded in private
business operations of Hawaii? Are
S75, 800 and $3.50 a month positions
gagged by business standards to re-
main at the $500 rate Tor the Govern
ment?
The Bulletin is aware that the Gov
ernor has made no reductions, but
with all due respect to Mr.. Dole, his
estimates are not based on business
principle from the standpoint Of the
taxpayer The best and surest way OF
saving money is to cut on expense
This can be done in the salary list OF
the Territorial officials without reduc
ing the efficiency of the service in the
slightest.
The Legislature can save the Terri
tory money in the salary lists. Is II
equal to the occasion?
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-20

and the Republican majority in the
House that they are lot Of chuckle-
headed chumps incapable Of comprO-
missing lacking in ability to fulfill
promises. devoid of essential elements
that go to make up competent, ag-
gressive party whole. We know of no
members of the House or Senate pre-
pared to accept this horn OF the d.
lemmu Despite faCtlonal criticism
there is nothing to indicate that the
Republican majority is heading to this
conclusion.
The county and municipal bills must
pass. Failure will dig political grave
for the Republican party deeper than
the bowels of Kilauea and equally de-
struCtive.
Nothing in the political history Of
the country has ever been more def
initcly defined than the Republican
promise to establish county and mt
-nicipal government It was the slogan
. the vote wielder. the backbone of the
campaign. TO suggest, much less pre-
dict failure. to propose that the enact.
( ment of county and municipal laws is
/ LeyOnd the range of probable prOduc.
lions of the Republican party is an eX
hibition of weakness akin to silly
childhood days The task before tn,
Legislature is a hard one no doubt
There are men old in legislative anC
political experience who are new t.
local self-Government. Not a few al,
cropping in the dark and are at loss Il
know just what is best when making
this revolutionary step in government
complete. These facts should be tn
signal. not of distress, but for harde
work and more Of ii.
The county and municipal bills ar
putting the Republican party to tn
test. There can be, there must be N,
such word as fail II the members o
the Senate members of the House an
the Republican organization expects L
remain as anything more than a veal
insignificant mark in history.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-20
PASSING THE COUNTY BILL.

1.-THE County Bill Wont Pass" This
is the gossip OF the lobby and the
street corner. What foundation there
Is for such statements II is difficult to
imagine and harder to establish unless
citizens of Hawaii have lost their rea.
son or are so pcssimistic that they are
ready, possibly anxious, to throw up
their hands in defeat for no other rea-
son than lack of energy to carry to
completion what is once undertaken.
Why won't the County Bill pass?
This query is answered with equal
Indebtedness. The report of the
special Senate committee adding to the
Capitalization features of the bill is
quoted by some. Others point to the
equally radical departure from CEN
tralized ideas which is likely to eman-
ate from the House. Again mysterious
allusion is made to known and I'M
known individuals who don't want local
Belf-government and hang onto the old
order OF affairs with selfish tenacity.
Take all these forces individually oil
collectively and still there Is no suf-
fcient ground for the assertion that
the County Bill will not pass, The
Senate committees report has not yet
been adopted. 1t foreshadows fight
for a centralized bill. But that doesn't
defeat the bill. The House committee
Is now at work. This committee seems
likely to report a bill as liberal as the
Senate's Is hide-bound But that does
mot dafaat tho hill Senators and Rem
resentatives have differed radically on
vital details of more than one import
ant legislative act. But these differ
Aices have not defeated the bills.
There is one condition and one alone
possible to secure the defeat of the
County Bill; that is an admission by
the Republican majority in the Senate
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-20

The cable dispatch announcing tho
purchase Of two new steamers by the
Pacific Mail Company undoubtedly has
reference to the two steamers con-
structcd by the Atlantic Transports
ton at Camden. y. j., recently referred
70 in the Bulletin. These steamers
are 600 feet in length, 40 feet in depth
and IS foot beam. These vessels,
which General Manager Schwerin went
East to examine. with the Korea and
Siberia. will give the Pacific Mail Com
pany freight and passenger equip
ment second to none in the trans-Pa-
cifiC trade
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-20

kua ...............$ 65 90
Sept. Is, July 81, 10 days cler-
ical work, including extra
night work ..........,$ 0O W
Dec. 20, Aug. 81. 1902, 81 days
clerical services at S. ...$ 1875 90
IOtal ..'......'....,S 400 w
or the above amounts,
$3.50 was drawn by B. II. Wright, and
$lS5 was drawn by Manuel Cook.
$465
Further under this head of Incident.
ais for the different Departments OF
the Government, wish to call your at
tention to large expenditures for le'
gal services. In my opinion, this is
properly the work of the Attorney
Generals Department, and believe
that sufficient appropriations are made
to cover these items.