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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-08
WANTED.

rGWO FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
i board in a private family. Inquire al
this office. 1888
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-08
LOCAL AND GENERAL.


Good bye, Mr.. Berger.
The fire election is over.
The Australia sails to-day.
Band concerts will be scarce for a
few weeks.
The Mechanics Union will meet
| next Thursday evening.
A musicale will be given at the
Oahu College next Friday evening.
The U. S. S. Charleston is ex-
pected to carry mail to the Coast.
The Wichman Watch Club draw
ing can be found in another column.
The Royal Insurance Co.'s cal
endars for the new year have ar
rived.
There will be meeting of the In
ternational Liberal Party this even
ing.
A large number of the Union Iron
Works employees took half holiday
yesterday.
We have had a rain famine for
some time. A scarcity of coal is
now expected.
Hebron, Newman & Co. have
stamps for sale as an accommodation
for the public.
North easterly winds, accompanied
by heavy rains, ragged at Diamond
Head last night.
FL. f. Wichman has an excellent
assortment of fine jewelry, and in
vites inspection.
A meeting of the Pacific Wheel
men will be held at the Y. M. @. A.
rooms this evening at 7:3O.
The San Francisco DanerS have
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-08
FOR SALE.

sasa THE LEASE OF ABOUT Is
60 Acres of Rice and Taro Land, with
-- water right, well adapted for pine
apples or other fruit. Taro and bananas
are now growing on part of this land.
For particulars address
DR.. f. l.. ALVAREZ,
2899-1mtf Waialua, Oahu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-08
Nem advertisements.
Political Meeting

poll UP! ROLL UP! TIE INTER
ID national Liberal League will hold their
weekly meeting at Z 80 O'Clock TONIGHT
at Robinson Hail. Good speakers will
address the audience. The public are in
vited. [29i0-1t] PER ORDER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-08

Fl. f. Wichman has an excellent
assortment of fine jewelry, and in
vites inspection.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-08

Meteorological Record.
&c THE GOVERNMENT SURVEY. PUBLISHED
- EVERY MONDAY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-08

10 Time Signal for the Port is given at
,alVr1. o :. GnidnighD of Greenwich time, or
u, 2sm. q :. P. N. OF Honolulu Observatory
~, giyen by the Steam Whistle of the Honolulu
piggnirg Mil, a few doors above the Custom
a1nse The same whistle is sounded cor
RELY at Honolulu Mean Noon, Observatory
Meridian. or 10 b. 81 m. &c 9. of Greenwich
time,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-12-08
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS.

The Brunswick Billiard Par
49, lors are the handsomest in
town. 29i0-tf
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North easterly winds, accompanied
by heavy rains, ragged at Diamond
Head last night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
WAS READY no saOOT IT.
4 Little Steamers Exciting Race With a
Waterproof.

NEW YORK. March 26.-The little
Norwegian iruiter America came in
from the West Indies yesterday with q
story of race with gigantic water
spout.
The steamer was OmileS OF Hattera>
ON March %, making her way north IN
% moderate sea over which hung low
and heavy clouds. Suddenly from the
northwest, the direction OF the land, a
great waterspout was seen approaching.
The America was headed Ia the direc-
tion that would give the spout a wide
berth, bat it come down on the steamer
so rapidly thar the captain put the YES
>el in noriheaSteriy course and sig
nailed the engineer % crowd on all the
steam. Then ir became a race between
the water,l0ut and theaveSSel.
The spou; was shaped ike AN hour
glass. lt, base was about thirty feet in
diameter. and 10 tapered up for 20 feet,
where 90 became seemingly no more
than f0ol iu thickness. Then 90 spread
our again and its top was lost in the
clouds. The waterSpout was revolving
from right to left with great rapidity,
and roaring Ike small Niagara. The
signal cannon OF the America was
loaded aud run out. ready 20 ire at the
approaching monster, but the steamer
won the race and ihc spout passed ff-
teen feet astcru oi the America. The
commot.ou of the water caused 10y the
watcrspout as it whirled by the Amer
Ica lifted the vessels stem completely
out uf water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27

HNrfoHp, CoNN March e5.-Dcputy
Sheriff Moore to-day served papers on
Comptroller Staub in the suit of Austin
Brauard. Executive Secretary OF Gov.
Buikley. for the payment OF his salary.
Tue writ of maudamuS is signed by
clerk johnson of the Superior Court,
and is made returnable 70 the court on
che first Tuesday in April.
George Mclean is attorney for Austin
Braiuart. Attorney Hammcrsley' 5
opia.ou presented on request OF Comp
,roIer Sraub as % whether the latter
should honor Mr. BraiDard's claim is
made public to-day a decision OF the
supreme Court IS quoted 90 show that
au officer "canuot collect his fees or
claim amy rights to his Office without
showing himself 90 be- an officer de
ilro.
The opinion expresses regret that the
.les oa D.. raised 20 the time there IS "A
chance oi solution OF the whole question
1y the two houses in the regular way.
It ejvisas the comptroller. however, in
ease of % demand Of MIN that be is justi-
fed ig refusing 20 pay the claim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
"FIRE ESCAPE POLITICS"
An Amusing Incident in the Irish Cam
paign-Parnen az sligo.

SLIGO, March 9G.-Mr. Parnell uuex-
pectcdly arrived in this town tonight.
lie proceeded to hotel and Subsequent
lvaddrossed acrowd OF his admirers who
had gathered in front Of the building.
In the course OF his remarks, Mr.. Par
nell said that even If he were defeated
in the coming election in North Sligo,
he would lever abandon the fight, but
would oppose his enemies TO the bitter
end
An incident which occurred during
the evening recalling the O'Shea case,
caused considerable amusement among
the people Of the town. A party OF Me
Carthyites obtained possession OF fire
escape, and amid continuous chorus
Of cheers and yels, wheeled their prize
through the principal streets OF the place
and finally halted before the hotel at
which Mr.. Parnell was stopping. A large
crowd had collected about the building
to watch the fun, and when the fire es'
cane was elevated toone OF the windows
of the hotel the yelling and cheering
was removed with increased vigor. Al
length the police interfered and took
the fire escape down and wheeled ii
back to the place from which it had beer
taken, followed by large crowd wh'
jeercd them all the way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
LIVE LIKE SLAVES,
TAG ILL TREATMENT on HUNGARIAN LABOR
ERS At POOAHONTAS, ". Va,
Investigated by an Inmigral! Inspector Of ta'
Treasury Dspsriment-Hs Reports That Ihsy
are Badly Ussd, uithat the U'itsd Stats
Las no Power to Interfere.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March @6.-Tht
Secretary Of the Treasury has received
report from Immigrant Inspector Lay
ton, dated at Pittsburg, in regard 10 the
ease Of the Hungarians employed in the
construction OF a railroad at Pocahon.
taS, near Elkton, w. Va. He said the
men were secured through Mayer q
Kaffcrek, OF New York, by X. ID. Ros-
enthal as agent for the railroad COM
pany, but that he lthe inspector) had
found nothing In the transaction that
could be construed as 4 violation OF the
alien contract labor law. He saw 1t was
very evident that the agent had deceived
the men in regard TO the hours OF
work, and the character OF the
food to be furnished, but that
he himself, had observed no
cruelties or indignitieS. He added that
the restraints imposed on them were
for the purpose of compelling the pay
ment OF Indebtedness on board and
transportation, and reports from other
sections indicate that the laborers in
question were badly treated and had
been slugged and beaten on the slight
est protests. Also, that they were COM
PEELED TO remain and work out their in
debtedness under penalty of death
should they escape. Assistant Secre-
tary Spaulding said, this afternoon,
that as there had been no violation Of
the alien labor law the case was beyond
the Jurisdiction OF the United States,
and the men must look for redress to
the State authorities or to the courts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
RioTINa EXPECTED.
Sligo officials Call for Iroors-Ri'al
Candidates Chosen.

SLIGO, March 26.-Alderman Nalen
tine Il. Dillon, Jr., Of the Rotunda Ware
of Dublin. and Alderman Bernard Col
lery, of this town, were to-day Officially
nominated by the ParneliteS and the
McCarthyites, respectively, to succeed
the late Mr.. Peter Macdonald as repre-
sentative Of North Sligo In Parliament.
The election excitement grows hour
ly, aud popular feeling has assumed
such proportions that the town officials
have applied for extra protection in the
shape OF a detachment OF cavalry. The
officials do not deny that they expect
that serious riOting will occur on Satur-
day or Sunday next, perhaps on both
days. Strong reinforcements Of con-
stabulary have already reached here,
and further additions are expected.
A dispatch from Cork says: Mr..
Timothy Healy, in an interview with an
Associated Press correspondent to-day.
said: THE moment am able 10 travel
shall 20 TO Sligo aud take part in the
electoral campaign now going on In the
northern division OF that county. am
now convinced that Mr.. Michael OBrlen
Dalton was inStigated to assault me by
persons more important than himself.
lie travelled in company with Mr.. Par
nell only few days before the assault
was committed on me, and was 20 at
Sligo with Alderman Dillon, the Parneil-
ite candidate in the North division. !
am convinced that the desire to disable
me in order to prevent me from taking
part in the Sligo election, led to the out
rage to which was subjected"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
1rd,cua,ion Meetipp Called.

NEW YORK, March 2G.-In December
last Myers * Kopp, contractors Of this
city, hired some fifty Bohemians, who
were sent to work on the ohio Branch
Of the Richmond Terminal railway. The
men were engaged for Sl.2O per day,
according to their statements, and were
taken to a place called Purcell Camp,
about sixty miles from Pocahontas,
w. Va. They claim also to have
been promised board and lodgings
for 50 per month. Herman ileisk, the
editor OF tho Bohemian paper published
at 43q East Seventy street, re-
ceiyed a letter from one OF the men,
telling a tale OF ill-treatment and suffer
ing. None OF the the men, it is said,
received cent OF pay and were starved.
Some escaped and were living in the
mountains, while others bad gone to
neighboring towns in quest of employ
ment Mr.. Mayors has been Subpocned
to appear in court and explain matters.
An Indignation meeting has been called
for Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
THE LITTLE LIEUTENANT
Captures Two Rebel Chilisn Gnnboats
The Captains Dumped Ashore

New YORK, March 2G.-Conalctine
news is received here from Chilli. COplei
Of the South American Journal tell how
the cause OF Bamaceda aud his govern
ment was very materially aided by the
efforts OF one little Chilian Lieutenant
aboard the gunboat Almirant Lynch'
The Captain was supposed to be in SYM
pathy with the rebels, and one dark
night the little Lieutenant went into his
cabin, tied the Captains legs together
and strapped his arms. De then iugsed
the Captain ashore and left him there.
After this exploit the gunboat and crew
were for the government. The little
Lieutenant then ran up friendly en-
sign to the rebel Captain of the gun
boat Pilcomayo, which returned the
greeting. The little Lieutenant cap
tured the rebel Captain OF the Pilco-
mayo, and tied him aud dumped him
ashore. With his two gunboats the lit
tie Lieutenant set sail. He surrounded
the Almirante Condell, another rebel
gunboat, corralled the Captain, tied
him, and hustled him ashore. The lit
tie Lieutenant With his three gunboats
sailed, ana IS still, hhnting for more rebel
Captains. Nobody knows what become
Of the trusSed rebel Captains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
MARTINS MISTAKE.
HIS Misunderstanding ACT At fHE wBITE
HOUSg
While Loaded 10 tie kulsls With Lqsor-Will b.
Allowed TO Plead Gully Of Assault and Psya
Fins--Prsadtnt Won't Prosecute 6lm
People Plead fr Nm.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 26.-The
Star has this: An arrangement viii 10 80
probability be made during the next
few days by which Mr.. j. Henry Mar
tin, step-son Of Senator Vance. can 60
into the police court and plead guilty
TO an offense punishable by fne and
settle the charge against him growing
out OF HIS breaking the White House
windows last Saturday night Tho
charge now pending against him is
house breaking. Should the case ever
come TO a hearing, some surprising
facts would no doubt come 10 light, and
what action the President took in the AZ
fair would be shown. When Martin
who was crazed by liquor. broke away
from his companions and sealed the
fence, II was done after hc had used
such language a. "I'm going TO DO the
President" His companions feared
that In HIS reckless mood be would do
some rash ac,. As soon ~ be- started
over the fence. one ~ his companions.
young Mr.. Earle, ran all the way around
to the front OF the Executive Mansion
10 notify the officers that Martin Wa
coming toward the rear OF the build
ing. When he reached the front
door Earle was exhausted and near
ly out OF breath. he started 90
tell as best he could Of Martins intend
ed visit but before he finished q crash
was heard IN the rear Policemen Ken
ney and Dubois made a rush Tor Tho
window leading from the Red parlor %
the pOrtico, and when they got boz sight
Martin stepped one side he did nos
reach the parlor. The window Wa
raised but before O0icer kcnney coplG
get outside Martin, who Is quite au aih-
lete, struch him heavy blow which
nearly stunned the officer. After Mar
had been secured and taken from tho
place the President expressed sarsfac-
tiOn at the action Of the officers.
Since the affair happened. the Presi-
dent has been visited by at least a score
OF people who have actually begged
him to intercede in behalf Of the unfor-
tunate young man, but thus FAR, so far
as known, the President has taken no
action in the matter The President, 70
Is said, does not think Martins conduct
should go without any punishmet.
1t is asserted, however. that the Pros
ident is not deslrous Of having him sent
TO prison, and for that reason a charge
of assaulting Policeman Kcnney will be-
filed II his counsel will agree 10 enter
plea OF guilty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
WHEETING w VA FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH o. 1891.
A MASON AND A CATHOLIC.
Lawrence Barrett. Holding the Royal
Arch Degree, Receives Last Sacraments.


New YORK, March 26.-A corresp0n-
dent has written TO the sun calling at
tention TO the fact that the last sacra-
mentS Of the Catholic Church were ad-
ministered TO Lawrence Barrett, the
actor Notwithstanding the fact that he
was high up in the Masonic fraternity.
That journal sent reporter TO the
Masonic Temple to ascertain the facts,
The Grand Secretary there stated that
Mr.. Barrett had reached the degree OF
Royal Arch Mason. Thereupon the re-
porter sought ont Father"Tom" Sherman
who administered the sacramentS, and
showed him the spondent'S letter.
He read il through quickly. and then
said: ''ft is TRUE that Catholic who
/ becomes a Mason is eXcOmmunieated
from the Church, but the circumstances
in this case were as follows: | had heard
Mr. Barrett say In our house that he
was an Irish Catholic, and | never knew
that he was Mason until near the last
moment As he was dear friend OF
mine | went to Archbishop Corrigad
and asked for permission to administer
the last sacraments. | had ID ask this
permission because | am not connected
with the parish in which the Windso
Hotel is. The Archbishop consented,
and then | told him that Mr. Barrett
was a Mason. He said: 'Ah, but there
will be no Masonic rites assured
him that there would not be. Mr.. Bar
rett had expressed wish to be
buried from Catholic church.
Knowing as | do the Archblshop's
views Oh the Masonic question, | did
not ask permission for church burial,
or to administer the full rites OF the
Church after death. That can only be
done when the dying person renouuces
all his evil dispositions. When | began
TO administer the sacrament TO Mr.. Bar
rctt he was unconscious. I'm the middle
of IL he opened his eyes aud recognized
ne. told him that was amounting
him and he said: Thank you | told
him to hold out his hand and he did so.
From his willingness to receive the sa-
crament inferred that he wished TO die
a member of the Catholic Church. !
would have administered this sacrament
10 any Christian who was unconscious
and diving, taking for granted his good
dispositions had no time to ask Mr..
Barrett to renounce Masonry. / can not
say that he would have done so, II | had
asked him. Had he refused TO do so, of
course could not have administered
the sacrament"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
CoLn-BLOOpED MURDER.
Negro Shoots Down white Mana
Lynchsng Mob Gets Aim.


Lynchsng Mob Gets Aim.
MmDLEsBoRoUGH KY, March 20
Another terrible tragedy took place this
morning at Cumberland Gap, Tenn, a
few miles from here, in which j. A..
Burke, the telegraph operator at that
place was shot ann Instantly killed by
Tom Hurley, a negro. Reports are
conflicting, but from what can be
learned from reliable sources. it seems
that Burke and Hurley fell out over
and trifling matter in saloon. The
latter then left and procuring Il shot
gun laid in ambush for Burke. The lat
ter was on his way home when the ne
gro discharged the contents OF both bar
rels at him, tearing out his eyes, cheeks
and teeth. lie died instantly. The
murderer then fed, but was captured
here this morning and taken back to
the Gap by a circutous route, to avoid
meeting mob which had gathered to
lynch him. II was one Of the most
cold -blooded and unprovoked murders
that has ever disgraced this section.
The murdered man was well-known and
liked here. He formerly resided at
Louisville. Hurley halls from Colum-
bia, Ky.
A messenger has just arrived here
with the news that the officers who
were taking Hurley back to the Gap
we're met by sixty armed men who took
Hurley from them and then went into
the mountains with him. Before thi'
dispatch reaches the press Hurley SOU
will, In all probability. be in eternity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
Fast aud Foolish.

New YORK, March 26.-Two million
dollars five years ago, without the price
of an ordinary meal now. That is the
peculiar experience which does not fall
To the lot of every man. But there Is in
the Labor Bureau of old Castle Garden a
young Greek, with the poetic name OF
Alcido Vadoro, who has had that ex-
perience. He is a short, weli-built young
fellow Of twenty-three years aud he
came by the Cunarder Aurania, which
arrived on Monday from Liverpool. He
came here, as he puts it, to hight Tor
bread and butter, a thing be never did
before in his life. The story Of how
Vadoro gained and lost ! fortune in a
comparatively short time reads Ike a
fairy tale. lie is well educated and
speaks seven languages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
SOME MORN RED HATS.
Five or six Cn-dinals to be Named at the
Coming Consistory.

Coming Consistory.
NEW NoBK, March 26.-The Rome
correspondent of the C0thOiic NcjCS says
that the recent deaf Of several Cardi-
mails having considerably thinned the
ranks OF the Sacred College. it is conii-
IDENTIFY stated that, 20 the ConSiStory TO
oc held shortly after Easter, the Pope
will create Gvc or six new Cardinals.
There are eight vacancies in the Sac
red College. ln the CousiSt0ry OF De-
ccmber 3O. $50. the Pope reserved one
Cardinal n pcti9. He is supposed 20 be
Archbishop Roteili. present Pabal Nun
clio at Paris. Among the candidates
spoken ot for the other red hats, are:
Mgr. RJd0-Sci.la, PontItcal Major
Domo; Mgr Di Pietro, Nuucio az Mad
rid; Archbishop Satolli who represent
cd rhe Pope 40 the Catholic centennial
celebration held In Baltimore Ia Noyem-
ber, lsS9. and Mgr. Bocalli, an Italians,
and thc Archbishop OF Vienna and Mgr.
Kopp Bishop of Breslau, who are
claS>ci SIS foreign prelates.
THE Sacred College now numbers 33
Italian Cardinals and 30 Cardinals Of
foreign uationa'.tieS. As the Pope has
long purposed 70 proportion the Italian
ard foreign elements So that the NUM-
erical pre-emiueuce remains TO the
former, in the coming creation three
OF Che live Cardinals will certainly be
Italians. The poStponement Of the
CouSiSt0ry. which was % have been
held some months ago, is declared
chiefly due % delay attending the nomi-
nation of several foreign bishops,
among them that OF PoSeu. which is
still being treated for with the German
InLLn.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
wen-knnun aiverman pead.

Prrr~urHG. March 26.-Capt William
b. Dravo. ouc of the best known river
men. died to-day 40 his residence, No.
IS Locust street. Allegheny. His death
was caused by injuries received last
Sunday The deceased was master OF
the tow boat Charlie Brown. While
working about the boat he FEN in be-
tween the tap tail and buckets Of the
wheel. sustaining injuries which We're
thought to Doe tri1ing d, the time, but
later Ou were found 10 be- internal and
very serious, finally causing his death.
Capt. Drayo was fifty years of ago and
had run ou the river for years. He
leaves TWO sons and daughter, the
oldest son. Capt Norman bravo, being
pilot OF tne Joseph B. Williams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-27
MOTIFS OF TnE RIVER
News About the Boats aud Boaiinen On
the Ohio.

News About the Boats and Boaifnen On
the Ohio.
The Belle Prince returned light, last
night, from ST. Marys.
II. L. Mendel, Of the Phillips, is out
again, after brief Illness.
The Hudson swung OF for Cincinnati
yesterday morning az o o'clock.
The Enterprise passed zap yesterday
morning with tow OF l3 emp'ie.
The twilight passed down 40 no.n
yesterday with seycn blrgcs OF coal
The Scotia departed Tor Cincinnati
with a good trip yesterday morning at
1890 o'clock.
The Bltchelor for Cincinnati, and the
Congo for Pitt,burg, are tLc packet,
scheduled to-day.
A new barge Tor Prince g. KugIen
will be- launched 40 tae North WhoeI-
ihg boatyarj this morning 80 nih'
O'Clock.
pilot J. b Alexander, Of ihe seat,n.
stopped OIL az hi, hpmo ia MoundsFii'o,
on The last down TRIP. On account A"
| illness.
Mr.. Capt. Thomas Prince, Of the
Island will leave in few days Tor
NatcEez. Miss. where she will join her
/ husband. .t
Tbe marks on the landing az mid
.f,,,,t Indicated about n feet inches
Of water in the channel and falling.
Morcantown. W. Waiver feet
and stationary; cloudy and cool
brownsville. Pa.-Riyer feet
inches and stationary cloudy and cool.
warren. Pa--Rlyer o l-lO feet aud sta
t.onary cloudy aud mild.
/ Plttsburg River feet 10 inches and
stationary: cloudy and cool.