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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28
FORT SKATER NEWS
FIELD AND BARRACKS.
o O o g . . o o . I

The boys OF this battalion are
having great time with their shoot
ing, as they arc getting mare OF II
this year than they ever did. Tine
companies are out all day shooting
lt the silhouett figures and moneu
yering in the hills. Companies
and II were ON the range yesterday
shooting at the bobbing targets. lnls
is The first yeag that they have used
The hobblng targets at this post.
To Hot Springs, Ark.
Private Merwar OF Company G
who has. been sick in the pest hos
pital for the last four months will
be sent on the next army transport
enrCute Ia tho army and navy gen
eIal hOspItal, Hot Springs AIR,
Quito number of men are In the
pest hospital at present, especially
from the local posts. The hospital
at Fort SAafter Is considered the
general hospital for soldiers in the
Hawaiian Islands.
From Hospital to Duty,
Private Henry of Company G 70
turned to his company for duty yes
terday as result OF sickness he nad
been conf ned in the pest hospital fog
) the past six weeks. Private Nelson
Of Company i has NalEo returned Il
his company for duty. NJ
j 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28
SITUATION WANTED.

\ German hoy. would like TO -set,.a
job. Can speak Russian and Eng
lish. Address -Ii5. Richards ST.
fG20-2tl ;GS-.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28

Japanese Cooking School. Families or
hotels supplied with cooks. c. M.
Matte. 1457Auld Lane. Tel. 1864.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28

men ani women to pre-
pare for better positions and larg-
er salaries. Apply for list o
positions to Hawaiian Agency C.
the international Correspondence
School. at 1888 Fort street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28
AUTOMOBILE.

For hire, seven-seated Packard;
phone 1879. Young Hotel Stand.
Chas. Reynolds, 4540-u
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28
CLOTHES CLEANED.

City Clothes Cleaning Co.. No. 4 Ma.
sonic Temple. Alakea st. Clothes
called for and delivered.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28

Clean furnished rooms: $3.50 week.
bee. night. 1881 Fort street.
4620-1m
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28
From Hospital to Duty,

Most women would order corned
beef and cabbage In a restaurant II
it had high-sounding name.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-28
TO LEI

Furnished cottage and housekeeping
rooms. Cottage Grove. Phone
1857. 462i-tf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

No my Attark Only Perssns Give, q.
nubber Rlaots ana NED FLANNEL,

To rHE EpIros op THr srV->,- 's,A.
present silly summer ssascn has $50
many stories As 70 attacks upon r IN ~
legged to have been made by shArk.
Nov from What I have aeen NJ 80 s-s-..
in thess waters do not believe 'As-- o., =.
dangerous once while I was hathluga- Ma
land Beach. Staten Island las surar..- ,s4
had swum far out into the vate-. ..~.. A.,
yards on shore. two sharks same spr---- .r,
near me. 7 could tell them hv to- a..
sticking above the wa,sr.
4 nshermAn's boat Was only fsy r,--.
away. struck nut for n. hon. rAiv
frightened. but the sharks paid a'sr. .t.y
no attention to me.
Last night an aunt of mine told n. 'l,,.
man living IN Greenport had been ar'.r..I
by = shark somc ten years ago ami -.isr-i
nearly 90 pieces The man. she A.. .ssrl
alive in Greenport. hut she can ..s-ir.r
his name
what IL your idea Of sharks - 'hsr
harmless in these waters and harmfI tA.
tropics or are they as scared NJ h4m.n.
as humans are Of them in all waters
Pretty nearly every time q shark "a ktl.i
Q rubber boot and piece Of red hAnns -.
found in its belly. DO sharks alta. orlv
people who wear rubber boots ami 81
flannel PiLo1 FIsH
INV YORK, August ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

proper msthods innocently adopted.
Yet they have already produced tire
mendouS saving IN the cost NJ litiga-
tion and wasted time. The code Ma
adopt~d IN 1879. ami seems IN have
educated Amos, inst antaneously many
men who have no, had very clearly
defined ideas ~ To what wG$ permissible
and what Was no; permissible IN the
conduct NJ their business.
The principles set forth in the lum-
l,ermen declaration Of business prInci-
plcs saam elementary. hut Innllmerable
MISUNDERSTANDING and disputes arse
in every business from the failure to
grasp its Commonsst practices. II the
lumbermcn have found a simple method
81 avoiding a large proportion 81 these,
their code of ethics" IL worthy 81 re-
spectful study nv every business man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
AIpIne Accidents.

The great uIIInb-T of mount siIi"-riug
accidents ~ the tiy- has again called
the attention 81 the S~,-- government
in ihi- most dangerous I,aStin- and
has brought forth heated dis,rI--ion
~ To n-ai- ~ preventing them. The
iU,-n-Ing 81 g,lIi-- he construction ii
-now-h,4I- and p-I houses that were
one. ,on-,drr.-i such important mat
l.r- of pt-'a'rinn. have l--n found.
.--p.-1aiiv ~ these last ~" wears :" h-
insufficient TN" Jifticuvv ii ~. prob
lem - and ALWAYS has Seen Ia enf"r,r
regulations that would h." acceptable
Ia he foreign VISITORS. Another arise.
FROM the fsr ihst I-,-uple Who ARE
r-,njdsi to mountain ciunblng take
r-g,IlaI.
Last wear was sad 10 he the worst
clubbing s.ason ia the tlIJ- for ~ least
fifteen year This summer 80 far -''etns
Ia have been even worse ~ the number
10 ~ cid-n'- and IA the mort ali'v that
resulted The blame ~ tho has Ia
great ..yt, ut been laid Ipun he wrai her
An uniIm' lv fall ~ new snow "anIe Iare
"a JulV aud heavy transforms have been
frequent ~ the valleys and upon the
mountains insI the AlpInizts have
usually chosen for their feus. while
land-lIps and avalanche have ca,Ised
MANY DELAYS IL tran-pOrta alton service
Trains hav. been held up by mounts ain
torrents IN most Of the O.J established
roads and stOppage ~ traffic on the
SimJ,loh lasted for several DAYS such
conditions have made he higher NOUN
ans generally unfit for climbing. and
many - the lower and moI" Hc,,eaaibIe
peaks have been The s,-n'- ~ n number
81 fatalities
Tn" worst accident tns' has or-
CURED on IN" Jnngfran took Diace
laGi month Two Gorman tourists and
Ave guiGeS wer, killed IN an attempt 10
reach comparatively accessible hut
One 81 he brief despaichc- that reported
this arriden' closed thus. There are
nineteen orphans a. n result ~ this
arcideni One of the guides leaves a
widow aud ten children. the eldest Of
whom - only IL 4 despatch from
Berne announced the death " tourist
near the frontier ~ Liechi en&iein
who had fallen while climbing the
Falknis. smother the death NJ two
young climbers at ST. Moritz, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

II. 70 arr. ln' NJ ~lV. sg-ntv Thousand
citizens II New Jersey who own and
operate automobiles IN that STATE. W..
hav" not ~" exact figures AZ hand. bur
FET LINGHJYSEN Il Somrrville the lead
inE aut h"rIiv on Jhe motor ear ~ New
la~-ev I"pl,lc~ would know 10 ear
B"sdr- 'hc 'won'v Thousand autumn-
hir owners NOR" pr less N New Ter
-ev. = NAV DO psi mated that Their" arr
a. least three 'un.s that number II yiti-
7.ns ard voters relatives and friends nf
~" il"N. mentioned twenty thoIsdud
who ~vmpath," absolutely wi'h the
vows ard pn.'.rt ruI"UiIuu~ ~ the
autom"b,l" rwn"r- This - becarIs'. h..
Interests and participation ~ the nnu-
owning automobili~is are precisely the
same ~ chose Of the recorded posS.'-sors
Mr. EfINGHUYSES Of Somerset count Y
may no, believe that h" automobiles
voters - this rndarv description are
- numerous Or 49, much IN earnest rs W.
think they are ~ has q right Ia his
own opinion ~ that respect
Thee -iChfv thousand voters more
~ less constitute. = factor N the con
temporaneOI- polltIc- II New Jersey
which Is not only numerically porten-
TOYS but * also a phenomenon IN the
way 1T solidarity. The eighty Thousand
more oT less are animated nv "A single
hop" and actuated bv a single purpose
Their hope - that the Hon IOSEPH -
fREIINGHUYSFS the father 81 auto
mObilism IN po!iticS may b. gratifi-sl
in his desire fo receive the Republican
nomination for Governor this fall
Their purpose. IN ca-- ha shall l." The
Republican candidate j. - turn upon
HIM and rend HIM a. the polls ana 10
l@ave him there Tnr~Cogn,labI-
Such - the natur. ~ the trrling-
h,Iysen boom IN New Jersey lew poll
ticians hav. ever entered the pr-lim-
mary campaign Tor nomination with "A
backing like hl-. In" PRAYERS Of the
eighty thousand NOR" or less VINO
believe that the lair nam" II the state
among her sisters demands the political
determination ~ the senator from
SoTnerSet county. and who are ready
To waive Tor that reason III" ordinary
10 most entIus asticallv Tor FREIING-
HrTsEN NJ 10 m" tun" oi 'h" Republican
STATE convention Somerset has ALREADY
declared for him HI name and fame
ought Ia sweep ~" other twenty coun-
ties like a ga-rlenr WhlriwIud
Afrerward. meaning next November
senator FRrII>GHrySFN Vi IL. likely to
49,. y hat he doeI seq up &" The moment
81: unc"n~oipil-n.-- II j. an easy prob
i"'n in mental a-ith ne;,c. Consider the
eighty iunUs6nH morn or i"-S nnw NJ
hi- back and later ~ hi fifth rib Ton
slider -" toes that G"vernur uRT
,arI i"d New Irf--v ihre. years ago nv
- piuraitv -; Sgs, Sub'iact FRFIING-
HrYSr - eighty 'h"usaud frou. Fort y
",Eh' thousand and add IA" square roo:
80 WO""Rrw WHsrN plus the logarjihm
80 mat ,-Uerabi" relic ~ Dernocrnfir
,r'ornr sens" ~ campaign msng.cr-
I,.t,' ru- Hon JANIS SuITH .tr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
r,hI,. Of the Lumber Trade.

According To an article IN the K,iJR
CJ-IiHdu. fully - yer cent 81 The petty
CANCELLATIONS and similar dlsord-r~ in
the humber trade have been eliminated
bv the PRONUNCIATION of code 81 thic~.
aud a. Urges the adoption al such a code
for the trade whose aCtiVItie, n reports
The AM horitv Tor The Improvement IN
the umb-r trade quoted by our 'UnieIn-
puTarv - Western manufactures who
-ay- ~ the im'T,c1" LYmb.'W0" that
ronsd-r ne code 81 sthl'.' a. e.tABiisblnE
common az Tor The ,oBd"ct Of the Iunb~r Busi
ne, aud { believe isai all 10 u-usi Irsai
procedurr such hss lirv.d, pro,~d it,-,' ~
,s>'r u-n-nU,' =, 'u- 'OIe VI v'ht,- r,Auy
p'o,idrs bad. Of tradr no, rnent hat ~ DE
uur VIII ne adopted ani 'ol,Owed ~ MAJ, W
ne i,npor'aR' commercial NO.. ~ he mated
states ~h-n 'h-s- lines b-,Ja.- ,ntorm-i OF NJ
'-rl h~urnI contributed 1Er umbsr rAas
rIroDsb - 80 ~ a code ~ . bile, ~ sn.,b Nu
be 'ptni suppressed Nc ,r.' ,-ntimrn. Of ~ hest
'.rmrn' - th~ p,mn-r uAd~
The provisions ~ 10" ,,,d. - which
'hlS great improvements - attributed
ar. lar from onmpl,cal",i They deal
-,tv 81 putting all orders ~ writing the
,I-s - plain AMI explicit statements -
what j. wanted and how DELIVERIES AZ.
- be made shipping tir.,''lu AMI :h~
like far -ampl" 81 them has =" Il"
With the Use ~ trade '"rtu-
me r'-st grade ntfu'. ,,Iout~, D, %. iIre
~ !uur-, s,.ocl,rion. sFo'Id Al~A., ~ pse,I
IN u'iung 20 zach ana s.~'y order Or "ontrs'r
wn,'s ne attest grade NAM. sre no, n-ed %
'uprars- sb.rrsiAuOn. are u-~,i sH' omI>
,lpns ta4.. mi.uadsf.,anhins T.,uiunx IN Io.,
Or -no'.d 10 Hsd '1At ~" navy "rSi ~riuuS ~
no ORDER .hpYld 10 fe.pon ,IbIs and -houh 49,.
tain auy o>s incurred ~ rsa>"n ~ >r"h .uort
~ prni.,.ous
T. will lie observed ina there il no
"hori - set Mp a -tandar'! ~ NOndIci
diHirIIi - attain. mon ~ here any
ln- zteur. ~ ~" "b-eryance ~ cum
hruu, or involved crnyeniiors. Indeed.
u" -"."nlled code " ethics reads
much more ike u primer IL business
than diSIIISli.Dn ~ moral du;y Nor
are ~" principles ~ business herein
s.t forth rn-tr'ct"d ~ their application
- the lumber trade 10 what buyer
amt seller would the -ubJo'n~d iniunc-
tuH- uui Apply
uri~. r.~n ., ~, -0nA' soi ZION
n"u.f - m sv'tng irI ,houti Ne iznsd ~
s,.rpf. edged %, hD.h he buyer And we ,e''sr
~ %. he . .lpHy.d agent "fearh
50 prt. ~ - erhor- oS'-r- o. uOnv~r.Auon
r-Huos % s.rH n.'-rs .ho'h NJ promptly
90. u1's .ss' or oo1trrei IN gri'in- o'her~ise
rsr- .fr- ~ ~'iG~r.~ 20 rr'f si'nsr r--tv
IIo,c |- NO. ma h'ncrv for the enforce
mont - ohrdt"rcc ~ Ih,.se rules Of
trading and 'h"v produce their effect
almost enrIroly ny correction Of in.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
DR. yOHNSON'S HOWE.
The House In which lie wrote Hs Die
IIo0ary for Rent.

From h' L0Hfon ~ rouic'S
Dr Johnson's house In Cough square .
10 let and there j. an opportunUS for an
adm'r-r To live IN the place where the do
tlunsr, or most IT " was actually complied
In. ito. tor resided a. Cough square
from l7iS to ~. and ~ know thai 'ns
dictionary was begun wear before h" rr-r
daI- and published IA 1855. Aitthe TOP -
he house which i y large one. he had \
room ntted ~ For his nve or siN assistants.
Whum he Kept 'onst antlv under his "'s
IN ni.rl~avet "opy Of Ba ilev' A.. Dictionary
IN folio he made the basis of hts work and
h- collected his authorities hy tnce>s7uJ
reading his method being - s,ur. with .
bla, \ lead pencil the words he se'-, ted
The house has many melancholy m~m-
Dries Here J"hnson- wife disd IN "a
and left him NOR" than ever prev 20 p =
natural gloom aud here he was arre- q
Tor a pa'trV debt 81 - Is- and taken 'n =
sponRInR hnus- IN the nsighhofing ,ur-.''f
street
But II was here also tha' b.s Siruss.ss
mel with their reward. and when m ne ct
wear Of his tenancy johnson began -
ldI-r he 10 d--s rihed a. being IN sssT
and pleasant = state of existence a. ,un-
-tiiutiunaI unhappin"ss ever permitted mn
10 snrON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

another brought tho story OF forty
hours 81 peril to -lI Alpinists who
attempted tn make an ascent 10 the
Jungfrsu without guides. The SNOW
had mon IN very treaChero'tS Condl-
ton Says the report If this LAT Incl
dent and no good guide would have
ventured tn have made he ascent. :
rescued after passing through mans
perlls and enduring much hardship
was looked upon merely as pie''e Of
good fortune II j. very likely that
the climbing will remain difficult and
dangerous for the rest of the summer
cumherinR the mountains and the small
likelihood Of conditions becoming favor
able before The seasons close. In spite
NJ this and Of the great number ~ Gcci-
dents that have already occurred there
will I've persons ventureSome enough to
The list Of casualties for the season il
not vet ended.
The perks shown 40 forribly this wear
through these accidents have appar-
emily had tendency 10 increase the
popularity ~ the mount ain railways.
One that is looked upon with particular
favor and cited ~ an example Of the
kind Of an Alpine railroad against which
no objection Can be raised IA the funicn-
lar now being built up the NieSen. The
\lesen IL a leak IN the Lake Of Thun
district not quite "a high a. the sno'v
line and no; in the immediate neigh
borhood Of any snow mountain or gla-
cier. but is detachment and position
max. u point Of vantage from which
Ia view mort hern Switzerland While
the proposed railway up the Matterhorn
has been abandoned. the funiculsr rail-
ways on and inside Mon, Blanc and tho
Jungfrau are gradually eating their way
toward the SUBMITS. Whether this
years fatalities will recon cile the Alpin-
Isl 10 these two lines to which he has
raised such serious objection remains
to be seen. His cont ention generally il
that not in q mere spirit Of selfish exclu-
sveness do lovers Of the Alps deplore
these which impair the beauty Of
be- scenery. while the hugh fares
charged do not bring the mount ain
tops within the reach Of the many
One 81 the plans Of n Swiss publicist 10
TO make the railway rates 10 the high
est peaks so low that ANYBODY can reach
them. and thus to take away all desire
for laborio'Is. dangerous climbs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
The SOL, "usSiiutcd LEADER 90, The
I'rOgTeS~iNrs.

>"ua'"r 'rNnIs$ 90: iowa - more IN
on" uuh..r ar IN thc-' times rhal any
'ru'' E'uuhl can ruamhr~ ~ Cpag'. -
rSs-'"s. sn'F.~rrs.ru,. r-d "ub.
."rs I5.lt,oa'.. l." - :. h,rr.ua 'r can
'rr|." ~, ~" irt.ur,l .'Ig' ~" ,rif.-
s'Id su"' -.'S nat MAD" lrI 49, ",r-
rpr'"u- = iiyu-" 10 Iowa Zoo. ;w"u's
vears Hr- methods have lIvas- boon
i-r"gD..'r and 'umharl,. and hy urr-
sLoiero" IN" has oy"r',u" imposition
Y and n'r"nchcd himself y uir,r
ALPFr1 " 'rMNII's vas E-s' r... ed
70 The Legislature ~ l,wl hy u,doI"u
'i-nt Republicans ard peIup,rr'- w."
iaecame candIdat" GcS !u,,d ,.5.~
lsna,or IN succeed he Hr' r,g> u
- lar as long ago u.s. 80 t.s.gs he
Gu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
The s.If. Prepe,IInE kir. Ensln.

To IHE TDIToE TRE stu WIZ n
du- fr,p-ct 10 the cycop-diAs believe 81" '
correspondent = =. = IL correct ahou' the - p.
propelnnE steam nre engine I sAW one 10 -
NorE befoTe the civil NAr ~ NAs oWnri y
Manhattan COMPANY No . In t.udlOV stree
George " sheldon In The story o. ths '..r.
ter FIRE Department Of New NorL- 'sUs 90 =
steam engine IN use by Pearl Hos Comgs7
lsn which the engineer In charge. M. HOarIua1 .
~on,rived To make self propeiiing
\ set propeiilng steam nre engine as 10 -
10 the latter 80 by the engine coTpar.
BTiing slip.
BROOAIyN Augustus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

70 IHS FDIToR ~ TIE SrN ~ n''' "
caution ard sdviee TO driVers would MOI r'7|
Aniss at this ume ~ 'lass they rsF ~ ''.'
worEing men and deserving Of pTsi>r p ~
exceptions. Who are pToians. noisy sni a = ~
some. should have some stern treatmrn'
On my block there IL driver Who l. Nsr' 'Nrh
siVe In the early morning. waxing - NJ a ~
swearing 81 MS horse Evidently ~ ihinrf -
poor dumb animal needs ". never th.1s' - -
he lowers himself and annoys al the fcsi1sT %
his route Nth hts loafsr,sh language.
Nnd there are others
BnooGLTN. Augusta JoNN hcAIil@hA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10
IN. Terror .T New .I.I..,.

10 rHH RDIroH ~ Tn SUS !Str I wish the
numerous Neu Jersey mosquito hsirheries would
Try 20 produce larger birds. The 1917 brand IL
N small YOU can hardly see u but II hss . pa
ticuIariy sonorous voice. Il mercer han i0n0V
huNsars. snd ran Di'e-'e gods. nov " csn bi's'
BITE Is the word -StinG IL tn uroIiv rNddle
HAHN - ESToMoLo0Iars.
PLAnyTmiD. n. J.. August O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

10 rag EDTToR ~ TEI SyS ~ NopT CORE
spOt debt Fresh Ar ~lsbes 10 snow shy
ira vetisr, take the subway In summer, vn~n IN.
T." u 70 mueh rooier and plessan'er.
roe sbsUSr IL the high sleep climb up the ele
waited fsnroad steps. 40 fauEuing aud awkward
for shoppers snd nsn R~rslstor elevator "
there vould irmediste'y produce changed cou
dl'ions ID T..
NV iORG. Augusta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-10

The Hon. VII ARD &. FISHER. de-
sCrIbed ~ Democratic Mayor Of Mid
dletown. who ia professor Of political
issued. probably IN the latter capacity
a public admoni,iOn ~ SIMEON ERIN
BALDWIN. until recently Chief Justice
of Connecticut II apIears that Judge
B'IDwIN - not nj all the sort 81 man
- b.. Nominated GoV.rlor by the
Democrats
The charge that Judge B,LD~IE has declared
. dollar day enough FOR ne ~orkinsmsn l.
probably fals- but Il 70 Just the sort Of sharp
and >hoi, statement nat ~H 90 fsr aud fas, he
=. mAn Of nhc character snd ~ ~ c,,uId be
elec'ed would give - . quiet graceful dIgnihed
standardization Hut therc l. be,ief that ne
has . genuine snd sbsoThns Interest IN ne bet
,ermcnt Of social conditions ne u Ia no ~.nse
WhAs,st peOpIs, ,GEdldA'r
Probably false The Mayor pro-
fe-soT - delightful so candid 80 faInil-
lar wi'h political history and the long
literature ~ campaign i"rser,a- II
would take larger book than the
catalogue III the WESLEYAN niVer-rty
NJ Middle'oSu to include the names uf
all the politicians and candidates against
whom this 81 plausible dollar dav
charge har h.-en hurled II - imp0s-
-ible not Ia venerair n professor ri
political economy. lef alone Mavor.
Other wise th'- Mi,idleiuwn d,s"o'IrS..
might rem Ia IN. the work ~
Inuon,.h Youth.
II The Nutmeg Democrats ~ant
sSisl betterrr It NAV well IT. thar they
want "A man ~ coarse 'hAra,ter Who
II k-,t-,l vii CIV" them an admins
tratiUn 81 howl aud hullabalOO. uhiIxni-
fed grUi-SaIe full ~ short and sharp
stat -Inent- that Will ~ far among the
gruun,llings some uplIft-r ~ hi~
vOl'' and the dow nIr,~ii-n. snrn-body
with u" h,d-bound r'~p',f f"r Ih.. C"n.
-ti'uniun ~uH,buIv not f-iI-r-d by
nu~ l.sig- .tnlg- BIlDwIE has not
the peculiar guilt u-, "~sary Tor n social
b..t'.r-r The other dav. Tor Instance.
he showed ~hat Wis good and what
defective ~ Inbln. utilities hill pre-
pared bv the state Business Mems tsso-
cation A-p.ial b-,'erar would approx"
~ hairV.T ~ such bill was IL good
intention. that j. meant Ia hurt IN" cor.
pnratiou- AMI hslp tn" people True.
the courts would finI hole. IN the law
II such a bill were enacted. bat after all
are M, the courts the worst enemies 81
80. ial hritrrtnent' ~ an, rate. should
NJ, man II Judge BSIpvIN : training,
~ peri"ncc and intellectual force he eI-
ci,Ied from polir,cal HE.
In her trials under The eve Of the naval
board ~ INSPECTION aud survey the great
bat l--hip Dels~ are has more than fIl-
flled the promise " her standard, Eat ton
trials IN October last The last test has
.-ta bIish~d her capacity AZ fghting ship.
Her speed for t~-n'y -four hours - con
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four hours was slightly better han in
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marked incIr.>- y found IN hides aud skins inda
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AMERICAN MANHOOD.
An English View Of the Common Peo.
pie In This Country.

An English View Of the Common Pso.
pie In This Country.
In all spent four months travelling
and lccturing In the eastern cities Of
the United States and met many men
OF varied classes In my widest
dreams OF the race I had never foro.
seen such wealth. such freedom. such
equality. America II the land Of the
common people. ns England n the land
OF the clnsscs. n were young
worklngman I would go 20 the Stntcs
as soon NJ I could earn n passage. be-
cnuso once on her soil should ccnsc
90 be n lnborcr nnd become man.
which IN n very different thing.
Better than the boundlcss wealth of
America. better than any material ben,
eft she can bcstow. In this sense Of
manhood and equality thnt II M nll
pcrvndlng as the air. Worse than the
enrthen floor OF our peasants hoycl.
still found In England's southern coun.
ties. aud tho starvation wfRcs on
which ho lives ~ the slnyish spirit
that drngs the cap from his head be-.
fore the squire or crowds him Into tlp
ditch as the carriage passes by. lls IN
not man. only lnborcr. one step
above the scrf.-Joseph Burtt OF Lou.
don IN Lealic'a.