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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-07

dignity and tact showed that he was
other than a dreamer and greater than
''mere rhyme maker" as his enemies
termed him. On that memorable occa-
sion he displayed himself as a man of
affairs and a competent ruler of 200, 0O0,
600 people.
1t was in 1915 that Disraeh put
through the measure which attached a
new title to those already worn by the
queen Of Great Britain, and at about
the same time he sent his friend and fell
low author across the seas to fill the
place of governor general of India. As
they parted the premier said: ''Lytton,
you are going TO India to carry out a
policy which a strong party in this coun-
try will oppose. You will be much at
tackled by the papers. Never answer
them. Whatever you do, remember that
shall stand by you"
SO the son of the famous novelist and
playwright sailed away. Hardly warm
in his viceregal seat, he made enemies
of the Anglo-Indians by declaring in
the celebrated Fuller manslaughter
case his ''abhorrence of the practice of
European masters treating their serv-
ants in manner in which they would
not treat men of their own race-a
practice all the more cowardly because
the servants are unable to retaliate and
have the strongest claims for forbear-
ance."
This protest against the white mans
right 'to lick Niger" even to the point
of death, created an animosity that
hoped to satisfy itself when the pageant
of Jan. 1, 1877, occurred. It was glee-
fully anticipated that Lytton would Of
fend the native rulers in some point of
etiquette on that day. But he didn't.
When he repaired to the wide plain that
lies beneath the walls Of ancient Delhi
and set up the viceregal throne he proved
himself the worthy representative of
conquering race. With exact and mi
mute for1nality he greeted the princes and
potentatas whose ancestors had ruled in
that wonderful land when Britain was
barbarian. No courtesy was inadequate,
and none was exaggerated. Each digni-
tary received the exact measure of recog-
milton due his rank, and no blunder
marked the splendid ceremonial with
which Victoria was proclaimed empress
of India.
Indeed the occasion must have been
one to stir the blood and fire the soul of
the imaginative yet practical Lytton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-07
GLIMPSE OF THE DELHI PLAIN.

The vast expanse was dotted by tents
gorgeous with the magnificent evidences
OF oriental wealth. With each king or
lordling had come band of superbly
equipped retainers. Silk and pearls and
diamonds shimmered or shone on every
hand. Horses, elephants and camels, as
well as men, bore costly trappings, and
the feasting, the pomp and the circum-
stance of the hour have had no rival in the
records of nations. And through all the
complex requirements of the event the
viceroy carried himself with the lofty
nien of a Roman envoy who delivered
the mandate of Caesar.
It was day worth living; it is day
worth remembering.
FRED &. DAYTON.
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ON THE PLAIN OF DELHI.
THERE LORD LYTTON PROCLAIMED
VICTORIA EMPRESS OF INDIA.

A Ceremony Rarely if Ever EquaIed for
Pomp and Magniacence - How the
Poet-Diplomat Bore Himself on an
Exacting Occasion.
When England We'd with France in pride
On the Field of the Cloth of Gold,
it was thought that pinnacle Of mag
nifcence and display had been reached
which no future human efforts could
eyertop The famous Wolsey had left
nothing undone IL the way Of making
gorgeous and memorable the meeting
between his master, Henry VIII, Of
marital memory. and the gay and gal
liant Francis, who dazzled, dominated
and desolated the fair realm of France.
The event was a notable one, and it will
live in romance and song as long as the
world lasts, but our own times have
witnessed an exhibition Of pomp and
splendor that outshone the glitter Of
that knightly gathering as the sun out
shines the stars.
The man who was the master spirit of
that imposing ceremonial known to his
tory as the durbar of Delhi died but the
other day-died pen il hand. composing
verses as a means of Willing away the
tedious hours of what was thought to be
temporary illness. By the demise Of
the Right Hon. Edward Robert Bulwer-
Lytton, Earl of Lytton, ambassador to
France, the British empire loses a faith
full servant and the world a graceful
poet, but future generations will hear Of
him chiefly as the viceroy who had the
distinguished honor OF proclaiming Vic
toria empress Of India. No more pic
turesque task ever fell to the lot of man,
and that Lord Lytton performed it with
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-01-07
Big Hickory Nuts.

Stories have reached the division Of
pomology Of hickory nuts in the Wabash
valley as big as ones two fists. Much
anxiety was felt to secure some of them,
but it was finally learned that this esti-
mate of size included the husl-S, the ker-
nels being small aud almost worthless.-
Washington Star.
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Builders of Steam Machinery
In all its branches

In all its branches
Steamboat, Steamship, Land Engines & Boiler,
High Pressure or Compound.
sTEAM VESSELS of all kinds butt complete
with hulls OF wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when AL
visSble.
BfEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs co n.
structed with reference to the trade In which
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machfnarx
made after the most approved plans. Also ali
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler OF Sheet Iron of an
size, made n suitable lengths for con aectino
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready to be riveted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RiVETING, Boiler Work a nd wat.,
Pipes made by this establishment riyeted hx
hydraulic riyetfRg macht merry, that quality of
work being far superior to hand work
SHIP WORN, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps mad.
after the most approved plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Psefne
Coast of the define Safety Boiler.
FUMFs-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation O,
city works purposes, built with the celebrates
Davy Valve Notion. superior to any othe,
pump.
Room No. 3. upstairs, Bpreckels' Bloch.
2S04 1870
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Posi- OFFICE.

The Post Office is on Merchant street.
Office hours: \. N. to P. NJ, except
Sunday. When mail steamers arrive
after office hou.5, or on Sundays, mails
are assorted as soon as delivered, and a
general delivery made. Letters are not
delivered in Honolulu by carriers, but
must be inquired for at the delivery
window of the Post Office. The Post
Office Money Order system is in vogue
with various foreign countries.
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CUSTOM HOUSE.

The Custom House is situated on the
Esplanade Jas the lower part OF Fort
street is called, and the office hours are
from A. NJ. to P. NJ The Port Surveyor
has an Office on the dock of the Oceanic
S. S. Co.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-17
Brazilian soldiers Rented.
N NEAozIAn-

Hall OF Albany Lodge, No 400 F.
June S;h, 1899.
Agaia has the shadow of death fallen
athwaEt the threshold of our broGherhood's
homs. Again has the fiat of the Supreme
Ruler been issued, calling TO Ills home
above one OF our beloved order, who was
always full of zeal and devotion for the
promotion OF the principles OF Odd Eel
lowship whether in its days Of prosperity
Or adversely. Tha; familiar face will
never again he seen within our walls. That
familiar voice SO often heard In the suboE-
dinate lodge, e7campment and sovereign
grand lodge will be heard no more for
ever. No more. Its influence will never
cease 10 be heard when tlse good of The
order Is Ia question. The devotion and
loyalty 20 the principles OF Friendship,
Love and Truth exhibited at all lodge
meetings by Bro ] F BackeEsio will never
cease 10 make their impress upon the
minds Of all who ever heard him plead
the cause of Odd Fellowship.
Resolved, That in the death OF Pas,
Grand Representative + Backensto. the
order has los; one ef It's s,ronges; sup
ports and most earnest advocates. Tha,
Albany Lodge has los, one of It's most
ceaseless and un,iring promoters of its
growth and welfare.
Resolved, Thz, > copy of this preamble
and resolutions under The seal of the lodge
be transmitted by the secretary 10 the
family OF the deceased brother
Resolved, That The proper officers be
directed TO keep the charter Of this lodge
appropriately draPed in mourning for the
space OF thirty days.
Resolved, That The secretary of this
lodge be directed TO furnish copies hereof
TO the daily papers OF the city Tor putlic2-
ton. z Parker,
II SrirEs.
Sc MENINcER.
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sTTaLFIGHrIN,i GHoUND.

II has been demonstrated tha; party Gao
no longer win hands down" In this county
The republican majority of ssoo or 5000 has
largely melted away. Men vote as they
choose and for wha, ley believe 10 be the best
men.
The democrats and the independents have
no complaint to make. II they did not win
they hsve msde glorious fight. aad have
crowded The republican bosses closer than they
were ever crowded before. A part Of the
ring ticket is elected. but it was close, ho'
work for them. The moral effect Of the
election Is defeat for them. Such offices a:
they gain they Will hold with fear and tremb.
ling. realizing that in another two years they
will in all probability be beaten.
II the election had been held last Thurs
day or Friday, nearly the whole citizens
tilket would have been elected; but during
the last two days there was great dea! o
"whippipg in" done. Now that is all over
W. imagine there are a good many republicans
who are sorry iha, they were coaxed 10 voi,
''s,raisht"
A, all events, i. is evident that evea Port
land and Mul,nomah county are fighting
ground I, is becoming more and more SO
year by year, and it will De more and more s.
in the fuluTe.-Teiegyaa.
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Only in New York and Iowa did the
"favorite- sou canvass win delegates from
Cleveland, aud those in New York were
secured by has,y action which could no;
now be repeated. It is due to Gov Russell
and Senator Palmer TO say that they dill
not encourage the efforts of their friends
in their respective states, but declared
themselves for Cleveland. We believe
that Senator Carlisle did likewise. A man
who thus triumphs nearly everywhere
over local personal attachments and state
pride must be exceptionally popular with
the democratic party OF the whole counu y.
Tha: is the popular Endorsement with
which Grover CleveIane's name will be
presented to the Chicago Convention, and
that body cannot disregard it without peril
to the party.
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ssHD sSlD l.. r. BLAIN
GIN g.
TIE POWER OF MAN.

The Chinese prize, the Ginseng root,
much more highly than Opium They
call 1T Ginseng: meaning the Power
Of Man When scarce the finest
quality has been sold for 500 per
ounce. Now, why do they pay such
price9 Because they believe it gives
them the much desired nerve furce.
How many people suffer from weak
ness7 What q distressing ailmeni7
You lack vim, nerve force energy,
power. You feel al gone. You arc
always praying for strength, yet get
ting weaker and weaker. Listen TO
the voice of reason. Place your case
before Intelligent specialists capable
OF helping. yes. curing you By the
mere writing OF c letter you cen have
your case diagnosed free. absolutely
-, ,c.f eli ll. H-rifea tn-linrr
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Jhe 9eillorrat.
THE. TRUTH

The secretary of the treasury in his debt
statement for May acknowledges that for
eleven months of TIE isical year which will
close on the 3oth of June the expenditures Of
the government excesded its receipts by S6,-
793,SsI.
This appears on the face OF the treasury
bookkeeping. 1t does not tell all the story.
AS is now well understood, appropriations
have been held back by the secretaty for the
purpose of enabling him to make favorable
showing. II tAe government had paid is
bills the deficiency would be much larger.
For example, more than SrI 100000 has been
saved on civil and miscellaneous expenses,
notwithstanding the fact tina, appropriations
ior this year were larger than those for the
year before. Interest on the public debt and
the savings in premiums for bonds purchased
for the sinking fund account for nearly $I4.-
600 ooo Bat if the sinking fund were salts
fed S3S, ,ooo, 900 would have to be added 10
the ostensible deficiency, and this sith the
S7,ooo,o 900 additional requested by Raum
would mske the total deficiency about S52,-
900, 900.
Another month remains in the fiscal year
The total expenditures of last year were $3.50,
100000. The appropriations for this year
exceed those of 1891 by $50, 100000. II ex-
penditures should meet the jus: demands oi
the governments creditors. or il tie secretary
Of the treasury should frankly admit his ina
bility TO meet them, the account would show
the government as paying and owing for the
S4a5,ooo,ooo ani In receipt of about S345,-
ooo, 900
In other words, the deficiency promised al
the end Of the fiscal years by reason of tie ex-
travasance of the Billion Dollar COng'ess and
the loss of revenue will be abou, $50. .ooo. .ooc.
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Disappeared
PORTLAND, June 8.--F w Forbes, a
teacher OF elocution and modern languages,
who has lived in this city about a year,
disappeared under rather mysterious cir
cumstances on the Oath of last month. and
as nothing has been seen or heard Of him
since that time it is believed that he has
committed suicide.
sidney Dillon Dead
NEW York, June 9.-Sidney Dillon, the
well known capitalist and politician died at
his home at % West 57th street, at II
o'clock today.
They We're Mad.
SEATTLE, June I0.-It was an angry,
sullen crowd that surrounded the bulletin
boards this afternoon when the bulletin an
nc nlso1uncing HarTison's nomination came in.
/ On r. ~ L
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HEALTH Is EL I

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decay an death, Premature Old Age Barreaness.
Less Of Power either SEX fny0lantzry Losses aad
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BAD ECZEMA ON BaBf
Head one Solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had to Tie His Hands to Cradle.
Cured by Cuticura.

Our little boy broke out On his head with bad
form Of eczema, when he was four months olsi
We tried three doctors, but they did help him
We then used your three CCTIcUEA REEEEIEs,.
and after using them eleven weeks exactly eSeortE-
ing to directions, he began TO steadily improve AZ.
after the use of them for seven months his head
entirely well. When we began using it hss heas
was solid sore from the crown 70 his eyebrows.
II also all over his ears moet Of his face nd
small places on different parts of his body, Tlsfe
were sixteen weeks that had 70 keep his hslrs55
tied 10 the CRADLE and hold them when he was taksg
ur and had 70 keep mfttens tied on his hands 10
keep his fnger-nais out Of the sores, a. be wensi
scratch II he could in any way get his hands Sosa
We know your CUTTcURA REHEDTgs cured him.
We feel safe In recommending them 10 others.
GEO. b. 6 JANETTA HARRIS, Webster, Tad
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Kosirach Acauliled.

SEATTLE, Wash June S.-Ludwig Kos
traeh, one ofthe consptrators in the famous
hadloff case, escaped conviction on the
charge OF arson on a defect in the law. The
court held that under the law u man could
not be convicted of arson who set fire to
his own house, and if Radloff could not be
convicted OF that crime, neither could his
accompiice. The testimony for the defense
was not heard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-17

1t is not pleasant omen to hear Of in
telligent democrats in Missouri admitting
that that old democratic stronghold may
elect republican governor in November,
but such reverse is not impossible. The
republicans have nominated the strongest
candidate they could find. The democrats
are handicapped by a long record of oligar-
chic ofiice-holding carried on in supreme
interests of the people. The spectacle Of a
republican governor in Missouri and DEM
ocratic governor in Iowa would illustrate
the truth Of Lincoln s remark that you can,
fool all the peopleall the time.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-17

AN INSANE woMAS S-SheriT Scott re
turned from Halsey this neon with Mrs
JOS Drinkard, against whom complaint
of insanity had been filed Her insanity
consists of incoherent remarks, to wzp-
dering :i:alessly through her neighbor-
hood, etc She will be examined iomor-
row morning
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N F Harrington, of o'Neill, prominen.
attorney and democratic politician of
Northern Nebraska, says:
"The orders have gone forth from the
democratic headquarters and are accepted
by the politicians of Nebraska, al least
among those with whom have talked,
that Nebraska, South Dakota and Kansas
must be delivered over TO the Peoples
party. In Nebraska the democrats will
nominate no electoral ticket this year
We will take no chance on delivering the
control of the state over TO the third party,
but will have our own state ticket. By
voting for the alliance electoral ticket the
6S 900 third party votes, with the 10000
democratic. viii certainly defeat The "a
600 republican.
"The same viii be done in the other
states mentioned, and while the democrats
will gaip nothing the republicans will lose
In what has been heretofore their strong
hold. The election will be thrown into
the House of Representatives"
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The late Col Broadwater, of Helena,
was a man of intrepid bravery. In the
early days of his life in the mines a big and
burly teamster, the terror of the neighbor-
hood, ore day seated himself on the tongue
of his wagon and refused tn hitch up his
team. Col Broadwater realized something
must be done, and without saying a word
he Piched up short piece of plank, six
inches wide, and with swing struk the
giant on the side of the head. The board
split into three pieces, but the man kept
his seat "What are you dolngi" he asked.
"Pm fghang," retorted the Colonel.
"Wko?" I'You." and Broadway made
ready for another blow. Don't let me
find il out" snorted the bully as he rose
from his seat and prepared to hitch up.
The Colonel had carried his point and
thereafter was looked upon with great re-
spcct
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The contest at Minneapolis is exclusive
ly one of men. No question of principle
or policy is involved. Not only do the two
principal candidates represent substantial
ly the same ileas, but SO do all the dark
horses. And in advocacy Of each there is
nothing thought of but personal advantage
patronage and the disposition of boss ships.
1t is not politics on a very high plane that
is playing there.
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ELECTION sQuIBs.
z \ PAgKER,
II SrfrEs.
) Z MENINGER.

l. Chamberlain elected Is asked on all
sides. HIS friends In this CITY have fel,
much anxiety all day as the vote seems 10
be running close. News came that his
majority was 20 more Than tha, published
In ,he Oregonisn today. a; sag o'clock n
despatch was received al the Democrat
Office from the East Oregonian Office at
Pendle'on saving his official majority IN
UmatilIa is 290 instead of r7s as published
In the Oregonian today. This inspires
Mr. ChambefIain's friends with confidence
of his election.
The democrats elected ia Lane county
Chas K Wilkinson. representative; A II
Fisk. county judge E holland, sheriff
p McPherSon, assessor. The republi-
cans elect the balance of the ticket.
The election of { Fullerton, circuit
judge; s w Conoon, prosecuting attorney,
and a { Woodcock, member state board
of equalization In the and district Is con
ceded.
Senator Tongue is defeated for state
senator by Huston, n democrat, in
Washington county, county that Is 500
republican Tie people have had 100
much of Tongues tongue.
Jackson county elected the entire demo-
cratic ticket. including Nickels, of the
Times for state senator.
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SToLE MARCH on THEN.--Some diff
Guilty has been experienced by the Al
bany street railway company in making
arrangements for crossing the p track
with their motor line, so during last
night sometime between sunset and sun
rise force of men lay the track at
Montgomery street. hallasted it and left
II ready for use, completely stealing a
march on the Southern Pacific people.
The track will now oe laid 10 this point
on both sides and be ready for the
motor in few days.
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SATURDAY.

Is to IS ceats is being paid far wOoI 10
the Albany maEac..
The Mascot Gan clsb viii hold their tour
nsaaeEt on the morning OF Jaly 4.h, and will
give aboa, 5000 in prizss.
Tickets for the junior entertainment Mon
day evening. on sale AZ Wills Music store.
The opera hoase should be filled.
Gso-se Andersoo was tie frs. person to
bring upe wild blackherrits scruss the new
steel bridge This he did Y. sserdAy- Black
berries promise to be plcni-;ulthis year.
a gentleman who has ias. srrived in the
c,ty from Crook county over the W y ( c NJ
" rad complains that tho rosd is iu mis-
able condition and .hinks the psuprtstors
shoeId proceed to put il In travelling eoadi-
tion.
ls Hsrsm.n. an expert baker, one OF the
heat ever IN the city, re sentiy from Ss1
Francisco. has teen engaged By Parker Bros.
and Is doing some tine Uork, preparing for
their customers sono very superior baked
goods, as sa inspection will shcw.
FM French has been appointed watch in
spector for the Southern Pacific r Il Co. at
Albsay. All Sngineers and conductors are
obliged to carry csrtiscrte Of inspection.
not over six months old.
Sheriff Scott returned this noon from
Salem where he had taken Mrs Drinkard,
who was declared insane last evening.
The latest ,eturns render it pretty safe to
say that Mr. Chamberlain Is elected attorney
general by Sbou. aO0 to 400 majority.
The Knox Ba.te's were defeated by the
Seffsssons at jefferson yesterday, in i've
inning game to S.
This forenoon the Young Albanies defeat
ed the Barkhars clab - 70 IL