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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
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"The Widows Mite" by I. X. Funk
Cloth; 6xs% in; 53i PIP. Funk.
Wagnalls Company. New York:
$500 net.
The author assumes very little In
this large and interesting collection Of
psychic data, while his modesty and
his willingness to accept the truth and
the truth only, makes his appeal for a
more serious and thorough considera-
ton of "spiritualism" quite worthy OF
careful reading.
To many who have the religious
sense" and are not rigidly bound to
an inelastic creed, much of the mat.
ter In the book is not new. DR.. Saw
ages work Life Beyond DEATH" has
been read, as well as occasional re-
ports of the Society for Psychical Re-
search, and any observing person has
not reached the age of forty without
being convinced that there is a great
world of unknown truths beyond the
pale Of demonstrable things; mys-
DttduSt uhhuOWu.
In his plea For Psychic Research"
DIR. Funk makes a reasonable and dis.
passionate appeal to all who are an
xious to know more about "the mys-
FERROUS bourne from which no traveller
returns"
The author says: I'VE all know that
there is unending chicanery. disgust
Ing fraud; but Is there anything genu-
Inc? II SO. what and from whence?
Those are questions to be solved.
Nobody cared whether the message was
wise or foolish that Marconi licked
across the ocean. The important thing
was that the letter s was licked across
by the one who claimed to have licked
It, and that 1t was received by the one
who claimed to have received 1t. Those
feeble taps proved the practicability
of wireless telegraphy. The rest was
detail.
II but single communication has
crossed the gulf Of silence and this
can be scientifically demonstrated. that
fact is Of extraordinary interest and
OF inestimable Importance"
In an appendix much interesting ma
terial is furnished by the comments Of
psychologists who were asked the fol.
lowing questions by DR., Funk:
First Question: In view of all the
facts, would you regard fraud on the
part of some one as a probable solu-
ton?
Second Question: Is coincidence a
solution within the range of probabili.
ties?
Third Question: Is there, in your
judgment. any reasonable theory of the
existence of subconscious faculties that
would explain all the facts?
Fourth Question: Is the hypothesis
OF spirit communication a possible So
luton?
What these questions were about
gives the title to the book, and may be
found in It,
A partial photography and an index
are supplied.
This work is far afield--it goes
reverently, unassertively. scientifcal-
,lJ into the field that has been tres
passed upon by charlatans. and Eek
Iosers.' Now that the subject is be-
ing investigated in a reasonable way
by men Of education and standing, we
may surely look for results. Such men
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09
SPANISH CLERGYMEN
PASS THROUGH ON THOMAS
GOING TO THE UNITED STATES
TO STUDY ENGLISH - TALK
ON THE CONDITIONS
IN ORIENT.

Fathers Aurelio Fernandez and Ra.
mon Subiron, two Spanish Catholic
priests Of the order of st. Vincent de
Paul. passed through Honolulu today
on the transport Thomas. They are
on their way from Manila to Los An.
geles. California. where they will en-.
ter a college Of their order there for
the purpose Of perfecting themselves
in the English language.
They visited the Catholic Mission
this morning and the Bishop Of
Zeugma promptly detailed Father
city. They are two young, pleasant
hammered gentlemen, and when seen
at noon today by Bulletin reporter
expressed their gratitude for the treat.
ment accorded them by their fellow
passengers on the Thomas, and their
admiration for all that they had been
privileged to see, so far In Honolulu.
"The situation In the Philippines 10
certainly improving from all points OF
view," said Father Subiron. 1T is
true that there are a number Of rowing
bands Of insurrectionists who have not
yet laid down their arms and who come
occasionally in conflict with American
troops. but these have In no sense the
support Of the people. The overwhelm.
Ing majority OF the population Of thu
Philippine Islands, desire peace; they
have had enough of war and its fright.
full results. We all have accepted
American occupation as an accom-
plished fact, and are quite willing to
leave the question Of Independence In
the hands Of the American President.
business is improving all over the
Archipelago and 1t is unfortunate that
the discontentment prevailing in some
quarters should be stimulated from
American people. Governor Wright Is
a gentleman In all that the term i'm.
plies and everyone speaks very highly
Of his conduct Of affairs and of his ad.
ministration. Secretary Taft is re-
nembered with gratitude In the islands
and 1t is pleasant to learn that he In.
tends visiting them again during the
'"ei. he IN ouie W iecei'e ah Gu
thusiastic welcome from the people,
what about this order OF the War
department ordering all ladies' and
ehiidren away from the islands, Father.
do you know anything about 1T"
NO, replied Father Subiron, moth.
ing beyond the fact that such an order
mas been issued. ! presume. however.
that II Is In the interest OF discipline
ana good service
what about Aglipay?' continued
the priest well there you have the
secret OF all the trouble over there
Aglipay mas more ambition than brains
and at the beginning OF the American
occupation was deluded Into believing
tnut TIE OHlteu states government
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09

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Where will It stop? No one is safe who
worries or has weak Kidneys There is
only one cure known. Fultons Renal
Compound for Bright's Disease. The
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HONOLULU DRUG CO. is the local
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When to suspect Bright's Disease =
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hands or eyelids; Kidney trouble after the
third month; falling vision; drowsiness.
One or more Of these.
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or the ancient pagodas Of Manchu'
ria those of the FIRST class have seven.
nine or thirteen stories, while second
class ones have from three to five,
They are still erected occasionally.
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The BUSINESS MANS HAKpY IN

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN
DEx, published N the Saturday BuIie.
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives a
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ments, building permits and real es.
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FOR SALE.
BEACH PROPERTY.

36 years lease of lot, so 100, with AR.
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Fine corner lot In Makiki. CURLING,
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-03-09

as Sir William Crooks, Drs. Funk and
Savage, Prof James of Harvard, Mr..
Stead, II. w. II. Myers and many
others named In the book must COM
mand respect even from those not In
sympathy with the subject. Alfred Rus.
cell Wallace, too. has had the reputa.
ton Of being thinker: he has been
a believer in "spiritualism" for over
forty years. But his opinion upon any
subject will not be so much considered
after what he has written upon the
subject Of vaccination. That contribu-
ton like some Of Ruskins later work.
was an evidence Of waning mentality.
THE Widows Mite" will, l think,
have a wide reading in Hawaii where
orthodoxy has less adherents than In
ether church going communities. The
mere mention Of the word spiritual
ism will not brighten any body here.
Later on, the Bulletin Bookman ex.
poets to take up other portions Of DR..
Funk's book In review.
+ I. +
London As An Art CITY, by Mrs.
Steuart Erskine. Bound in art can.
vas; 5x61s in; 95 PIP. With color
plates and photographers. A.
Seigle, 2 Langham Place, w. Lon.
don, England. Is. Cd. net. In
leather rs. Cd.
This Is No. vi of "The Langham
Series Of Art Monographs" edited by
Selwin Brinton. NJ. A. Frank Bran.
gwyn," by p. c. Konody, is In prepare.
tlon, while the following titles have al.
ready appeared: "Bartolozzi and His
Pupils In England" Color Prints Of
Japan" "The Illustrations Of Mont.
matre." "Auguste Rodin." "venice as
An Art City" and Nuremberg"
The volumes are easy to handle and
printed on good paper clearly. This
number contains II half-tones. "Ths
Pool of London" Is from a sketch by
j. Mcneil Whistler, and the old gates
Of London Tin initial letters and tail
pieces) ARE from a rare print in the
possession Of Mr.. Rathbone."
"A Retrospect" the opening chapter,
is somewhat historical. and discusses
the early settlement OF London, the i'm.
pulse given to art by Edward The Con-
fessor, and the work of Sir Christie.
pher Wren. Westminster Abbey"
"St. Paul's Cathedral" Literary Lon.
don," "The Public Collections" "Pri-
vate Collections" and "The Art of Mod
ern London" are treated in restrain.
ed and interesting manner
u n a
In the Hobby Hoss Fair by A. l..
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have just published what promises to
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for originality and design, is unequal.
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and he has spared neither time nor
pains to make It. the most successful,
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lished. Each verse forms an acrostic
Of words Of not over three or four let
tiers, and are as clever in themselves
as the drawings. The work Is entirely
printed in colors, and has double GOV,
er design also in color.
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MUSIC.

Mr.. Jas. Sheridan has opened q repair
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A limited number Of settings of eggs
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SITUATIONS WANTED

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Nuestra Marina de Guerra.

Cada dia es mas formidable la mari.
ma de guerra americana, y muy presto
igualara en- efciencia y efectividad q
la de c%ualquiera otra de las grandes
potencias, no porque la polftica de esta
nacion Sc haya apartado de sus tradi-
cionales Was pacifcas, sino porque
tiene grandes ~intereses que protejer y
necesita estar siempre preparada para
repeler c%ualquier aggression que pudie-
ra sobrevenir. Hanse gastado va mu-
chos millones en- la construction de
navios de guerra y Sc siguira hacienda
igual gasto en- los amos sucesivos de
manera que tai fota americana tendra
I'm crecimiento gradual pero rapido a
fin de que no sea inferior a ninguna.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Al PeIado Sc Ie Cargan.

Algunos presentes estadistas de es-
tos que GUSTAV ventilar sus miras
sobre toda materia con ell fin de de-
mostrar que son guias de la opinion,
han %expresado dltimamente sus ideas
sobre la manera mas efectiva de esquil-
mar al pr6jimo, es decir a los contribu-
yentes, sugiriendo diversos metodos
para sacarles mas dinero. E~speramos
que la legislature no hara aprecio de
tales incitaciones, porque ell estado
gravoso en- que Sc halla ell pueblo en-
esta materia Sc %convertiria muy prom
to en- ~intolerable. Els necesario vivir
y dejar vivir y no dar muerte sdbita q
la gallina que pone Ell huevo de orc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21

el hiciera ell viaje q Europa en- solicitud
del arbitraje, aunque desanando con
este, la magnanima Soberana los colo
res de la Gran Bretana.
La humanidad no SO conmovi6, ST.
gui6 su curse y dejo que la poderosa
n~acion inglesa matara la Independent.
cia de los denodados luchadoros boeros
de los braves que peleaban por una
causa justa, por IN derechod de gentes.
Kruger, ell excelso y sublime patrio-
ta, decepcionado por la humanidad to-.
da, o ell alma impregnada de horri-
bles desenganos, resolvi6 no volver
mas aquellas sus tierras tan amadas,
que acababa de swujetar q sus poderios
oil gobierno ingles. Por esta causa, la
terrible segadora de vidas 10 sorpren-
dio en- TERRA extrangera.
La Humankind perdio uno de sus
mas dignos miembros. La historic
conservara en- aurifera pagina ell NOM
bre y la vida de Johannes Paulus Kru-
ger, para estigma eterno de infames
opresores, que aun en- los tiempos pre-
sentes consuma crimenes tan atroces
como es ell de arrancarle a un pueblo
su independence.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Esfado Separado 8 NADIA.

Muchos ~peri6dicos del oriente han
~aconsejado al pueblo de Nuevo Mexico
y Arizona que acepte estado CONSOLE
dado. Este esta bien segun su modo
de pensar, del modo de pensar del
pueblo de los dos territories interesa-
dos, no es asi. Els muy natural para
estados al oriente del Rio Mississippi
ell desee de tener abajo la representa-
cion del poniente en- Ell Senado de los
Estados Unidos. Ell deseo esta al pie
de los urgentes editor.ales en- muchos
de los grandes peri6dicos del pals in
sistiendo que ell proyecto de estado
consolidate Hamilton pase y que Ell
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico y Arizona sea
compelido en- ~aceptarlo, pero esa es
una de las meras razones para que 81
pueblo de los territories refuse y en-
debido curse natural de tempo, y a la
vez presto, Sc les de estado de por 81 y
separado, al cual estan intftulados
por derecho, justicia, equidad, estipu-
laciones de tratado, por .p%recedentes
desde la adopcion de la constitution y
por ell hecho que son capaces de soste-
e fuerte y efcientemente en- gobier-
no de estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Ell coImo de la Ingratitud y cinismo.

iCorte marcial para Stoessel por ha-
Der capitulado la plaza fuerte de Puer-
to Arturo! iColmo de ingratit1d, CT
nismo sin parallel! El mundo entero
y toda la Russia, excepto la burocracfa
simpatizan o ell ~valiente y pundono.
rose defenser dol Puerto Arturo y del
honor de su patria. Toda la prensa y
las masas de Russia estan a su favor y
elogian su conducta y bravura. ri
a~nciano y magnanimo general japones,
Nogi, quien contendia con 81, 10 ensalza
y dice que merece TODD rsspecto y no.
nor por su valor. Ell mundo 10 ~ensalza,
por que su defensa tiene muy pocos
parallels, y tai vez, ninguno. Mas, su
noble esposa, lie acompafo en- el terri
BILE sitio, tr~abajando a su lado y asis-
tiendo q los heridos y enfermos hasta
ell dltimo momento. iLoor a los heroes
del Puerto Arturo! En- su capitulacion
y rendicion son mas grandes, 81 mas
inffmo soldado, que ell c~ondecorado
general que formara ell tribunal que
juzge de la conducta de su jefe, ell in
mortal Stoessel.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Dolor de Garganta7
Voc Ronca7
E~stilacion de la Naris?
Psrry Davis
Pdinki(\er
Prontamente 10 curara. Vendi-
do por mas que 60 amos. Usadlo.

Rodey Esparse la SemiIa por fodos Rumbos.
Aunque polfticamente esta sembran-
do la semilla de estado consolidate
sobre terreno ~pedregoso y sin pro-
ducto alguno, ell delegado Rodey esta
concluyendo su termino ZEN Washing
ton 0 I'm despliegue meteorico de
semillas de jardin, las cueles llegaran
al territorio en- forma de una avalan-
yea de veinte cajas de matas, $4,000
paquetes va dirigidos y "a de
$50 paquetes cada uno. Los 1ltimos
Sc dirigen a los miembros de la legis-
latura, quienes despues los enviaran q
u CONSTITUENCIES frances de porte,
puesto que es materia Official.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Paul Kruger,

Solo que mi pals viva, podre 20 vi.
vii .-Kruger.
Ell infatigable, ell heroico y venerable
ex-%presidente de la Republica Sud
Africana, ACADIA de bajar a la tumba
con Ell alma hecha pedazos por los to-
rribles y amargos desenganos que SUI
frio al querer romper los ferreas ca
denas, 0 que la ambicion y ell poder
sujetaba la libertad de los v~alientes
Transvalis y Oranjista.
Kruger. ell leon sud Africano. ell
gran hombre del Estado Boer, tenia
muchas ilusiones, creia que las poten-
cias Europeas estaban con 81, que
aquellas simpatizaban con su noble y
santa causa, y lleno de entusiasmo y
de amor a los suyos y a la humanfdad
entera, emprendi6 una via dolorosa
en- solicitud de a~uxilio, pero no de au-
xiliO pecunario, no solicitud de dinero
8 materiales, ZEN guerra, no porque to-
40 eStO 10 Jenla y lie sobraba con la ab-
negacion We lpatriotism desus heroes,
81 reccrria las principales capitales del
viejo mundo, pidiendo a sus ~gobiernos
apoyo moral, suplicando a los podero-
SOS su Intervention en- favor del arbi-
traje n vez que va su ~valiente pue-
bio habia demostrado su competencia
y valor en- la guerra con una nacion de
poder tan colossal como Inglaterra. Ell
gran ex-presidente recipio de todos
los que podian salvar a su heroico pue-
bio con solo una poca de buena volun-
tad, cruel negative; solo una mujer de
alma noble y grande, la Reina CUTLER
nina, pusoa disposition de aquel an
ciano ilustre, un crucero para que en-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Romero-.-G allegos.
Matrimonio EIegante.

Gratisimos recuerdos ha dejado en-
todos los animos la lucida fiesta verif,
cada ell l1nes proximo pasado en- Las
Vegas o motive al enlace del caba-
Hero joven d. Nazario v. Gallegos y la
graciosa y bella se1orita Francisquita
Romero, hijo ell joven de D. Isidro V.
Gallegos y la se1erita hija de d. Euge.
MO Romero ambos de aquella ciudad.
Despues de la ceremoria can6nica
en- la Iglesia Parroquial donde los
acordes dulcisimos de la musica y una
grandisisfma concurrencia de parien-
ties y amigos formaban un conjunto
esplendido; los novios y sus acompa-
nantes pasaron q la espaciosa casa del
padre de la j5ven en- cuyo lugar Sc les
habia preparado un suculento ban
quote, en- que Sc disputaban la prima-
cha 10 exquisite de los manjares ell en-
cantador arreglo de la mesa.
Por la noche concluy6 ell festin con
lucidisimo bale en- la casa de Opera de
Barber, donde una escogidaconcurren
cia de aquel y otros puntos v~inieron al
eventO.
La dilicada .finura del novio que
atendia o amabilidad exquisite a la
concurrencia, ell semblante lleno de
gracias y de encantos de la ~desposada,
y la deliciosa temperature que Sc SEN
tia en- aquel aposento, TODD contribuyo
a dar a la fiesta un hechizo en- que de
por 81 abiendan esa clase de ~reuniones.
Los padrinos del acto fueron ell Sr.
d. Francisco Chaves y su esposa Sra.
Dona Josefita Romero de Chaves.
Esta redacion hace ~sinceros votos
por la felecidad de los d~esposados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21
Partieron para Washington.
La Delegation de los lndios de. Pueblo Encabe-
zada por Ell Superintendent Clinton J.
CrandalI, en- Canine para la Ca.
pitaI NaciOnaI-N0 Desean
ser Tasados.

Ell Superintendent Clinton j. Gran
dali, de la escuela industrial indfgena
de los Estados Unidos, partio ell vier'
nes en- la maIana para Washington q
cargo de la delegation de los varios
pueblos en- ell territorio, quienes apare-
ceran ante ell Secretario del Interior y
ell Comisionado de Asuntos Indios, q
inducir q estos oficiales a urgir del
congreso la ~decretacior de una ley que
exentde la propiedad de los indios
de pueblo en- este territorio de tasa.
Bajo las decisiones de la corte supre.
ma de los Estados Unidos y del terri
torio, los indios de pueblo del territorio
son ~ciudadanos y estan i%ntitulados a
los derechos y privilegios como tales,
y naturalmente sus p~ropiedades de
todas classes estan s~ujetas a ~tasacion.
A los indios, sin embargo, no les i'm
porta mucho e~jercer sus derechos y
privilegios como ciudadanos de los Els
tados Unidos, y por tai razon reclaman
que Sc les exent1e de tasacion. Sc en-
tiende que ell comisionado w. A. Jones,
de Ia cicina indfgena, favorece las mi
ras reclamadas por los pueblos. Los
siguientes iban en- la delegation: Pa
bio Abeytia, vice gobernador del pue-
bio de Isleta; Juan Chaves, gobernador
delpueblode Laguna; Jesus Medina, ex-
~gobernador del pueblo de Zfa; Placido
Quintana, gobernador del pueblo de
Cochitf; Ventura Romero, ex goberna-
dor del pueblo de Taos; Lorenzo Mar
tinez, tambien de Taos; Juan Bautista
Talache, ex gobernador del pueblo de
San Juan; Jesus Naranjo. e%x-goberna-
dor del pueblo de Santa Clara; Manuel
Barge, gobernador del pueblo de Picu
ris; Harvey Townsend, gobernador
del pueblo de San Felipe.
Samuel Eldodt, quien por 30 amos ha
vivido en- ell pueblo de San Juan, y
quien habla ell Espanol y entiende va
rios de los dialectos indios, iba en- la
delegation como interprete. Los in
dos iban en- sus trajes de costumbre,
es decir. con sus ~respectivas tegdas y
media pierna cubierta o gamuza,
portando sus ms e~parables zarapes. de
muiticolores. La delegation cree estar
.ausente como dos semanas, y durante
su estancia en- Washington, ell Snperin.
tendente Crandall obtendra aposentos
en- la casa Ebbitt.
Durante la ausencia del Superinten-
dente Crandall, Geo. B. Haggert estara
a cargo de la escuela indfgena de los
Estados Unidos aquf y desempenara
los deberes de superintendent.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-01-21

Ell DR.. Charles Wheelon, ell osteopata
trata todas las Intermediates agudas
6 cronicas sin drogas 8 medicines. Eel
tratamiento es puramente manipulate
vo, no siendo usadas ningunas drogas.
Esta especialmente adaptable a enter
medades cronicas y Intermediates de
los ni1os. La %osteopatia busca y re-
mueve la causa, de la enfermedad y la
salud resulta. Els simple y sera ex-
plicada por ell DR.. Wheelon a cualquie-
ra que deseare investigate. Ofcinas
en- 103 Avenida del Palacio.