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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-03

A lady resident of Waikiki and
her daughter were compelled to
alight from a King street car on
Saturday afternoon owing to the
disgusting actions of two drunken
natives, one of whom started to
disrobe in the presence of the pas
sengers, unhindered by the con-
ductor, who stood like cigar store
Indian while all this was going on ;
and yet Paine thinks he is the
greatest railroad manager extant.
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The concert at Emma Square
this evening will be more enjoyable
than ever, as Prof. Berger has ar
ranged a programme in which four
distinct solos will be played by
members of the band.
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The s. s. China from San Fran
cisco is due to-day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-03

The Opium Rings and Gambling
Fraternity are WOrking desper-
atety to beat Warehouse and Rob
iHsOn.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-03

James Dodd, an old resident of
this city, has finally located in
San Francisco where he has gone
into business for himself.
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DEPARTURES

SATURDAY, Oct. l.
Am bkt Planter, Dow, for Puget Sound
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Vote for Honest adm illustration.
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Influence Of the countrHa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-03

you must vote Wilson or anti
Wilson;
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-03

you must Uote for Back Stair
GouerRm ent or against it.;
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Vote Fight!
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The s. s. China from San Fran
cisco is due to-day.
Vote Right!
The attention of our readers i:
called to the advertised letter list
Do you 9cish to cote wih tn,
Brains, intelligence and
Mobiles A. Horner and w. II
Cornwell returned to town yester
day.
Infuence Of the contrys
The receipts of the concert giver
on Saturday evening amounted t
$3S1.25.
Then cote FOR Wdterhouse dno
Robinson.
A mass meeting will be held to
night to ratify the nominations Of
c. L. Hopkins and c. B. Male.
Vote for Honest Administration
The literary and social entertain
ment to be given on Thursday
evening by Pacific Rebekah Lodge
No. promises to be a successful
affair.
Vote for Waterhouse and Robin
son.
The Election Inspectors have
received an answer to two import.
ant questions from Attorney-Gen.
eral Neumann regarding election
matters.
Don't scratch any names on the
ticket; this eOiL
The strict quarantine rules will
not delay the delivery of foreign
mails with the exception of the
time necessary for a thorough
fumigation.
render your cote roid. Place
crosses after the
On Saturday evening a fire
started in the ''Ka Male" store on
Fort street, but the flames were ex-
tinguished without doing anv seri-
Gus damage.
names Of Warehouse and Robin
son.
The office of the Tax Collector
will be open this evening from 7 to
10 o'clock, and tomorrow from 8
A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ. for the payment of
personal taxes.
Do you wont to rote soith the
business
The regular monthly meetings
of the different fire companies will
be held this week. The Board of
Representatives of the department
will meet on Thursday evening.
men, the substantial citizens, the
influential members of societys
With the exception of several
slight changes, the Board of Health
has adopted the quarantine rules
as suggested by DIR. Trousseau, and
published in the ADVERTISER one
day last week.
Then cote for Wdterhouse and
Robinson.
In another place will be found an
account of a new branch of bust
ness undertaken by the Hawaiian
Pork Packing Co., viz, the manu-
facture of leaf lard. This is a
commendable enterprise, which
should be supported.
Tell your neigh6or that q cote
for WdterhOuse and Robinson is q
cote for Honesty and Respectable
GOVer7lnl ent.
w ul1t tucIO was lcSS tlldIl a.
quarter of an inch of rainfall in
town last Saturday afternoon, 90
100 of an inch fell at Mr.. w. R.
Castles place on the plains, and
43-1OO at Rev. S. E. Bishops resi-
dence on School street. There was
no rain at all at Punahou, Wal
kiki and Kapalama.
Acknowledgement Neumann and
Mr.. F. M. Hatch returned from
Maui yesterday, whittier they went
along with several other attorneys
to represent the plaintiffs in the
suit for water rights between Claus
Spreckels, ct al, VS.. Waikiki
Sugar Co. The suit was partly
heard and then postponed until
November Cd.
TVdterhOuse and Robinson IN the
Legislature mean the end of
Doodle.
WHARF AND WAVE.
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Nem advertisements.
Horse for Sale.

a. A GOOD SADDLE HORSE
@l for sale. Inquire at %, School
My street or Bell Telephone Sc.
319l-tf
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Then cote for Waterhouse and
Robinson.
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opposite the name Of Henry
Warehouse. Then
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.
| Electors Who irish
A good saddle horse is for sale.
10 rote for Popular Rights
\ four-roomed house is for sale.
| See advertisement.
and Representative Government
The Anglican Church Chronicle
is out for this month.
should not fail to Vote for
Warehouse and Robinson.
Owing to the inclement weather,
there was no ball game on Satur-
day.
Those 10hO desire q Responsible
GOUeTn7n ent
Hon. G. w. Ashford will return
from Maui tomorrow in time to
vote.
conducted by q Responsible Leg
iSldture, 1Ohich has
The Hawaiian Pork Packing Co.
has a new advertisement in this
issue.
the support OF the Leoding In
dustrieS Of
The store on King street form
erly occupied by Thomas Lindsay
is for rent.
the country, should Vote for
WdterhOuse and Robinson.
The Manufacturers Shoe Com
pany have an interesting advertise
ment in this issue.
When you make q cross on your
ticket
The Pioneer Building and Loan
Association will meet this evening
at the Chamber of Commerce.
see that it is on the right hand
side of the ticket
The Hawaiian Hardware Co.
have imported new disinfector to
which they call special attention.
opposite the name Of Henry
Warehouse. Then
James Dodd, an old resident of
this city, has finally located in
San Francisco where he has gone
into business for himself.
make another mark opposite the
name of Mark p. Robinson.
There will be mass meeting
this evening at the new Armory,
when Charlie Hopkins will prove
how easy it is to straddle a lottery
fence.
You must cote Doodle or anti
BOOdle;;
The Chow Do You Like It"
club and the Kamehameha boys
will play their postponed game at
the League grounds tomorrow
afternoon.
you must cote for q One-Man
Government, or against It,:
A prominent dry goods merchant
is determined to do rushing bust
ness this week, as will be seen by
an account elsewhere be on hand
at s 80, Temple of Fashion.
you must cote Opium Ring or
anti Opium Ring;
There was considerable rain at
Kauai last Thursday and Friday.
A lady counted no less than twenty
seven waterfalls running down the
sides of the Waialeale mountains
after the storm.
you Must UOtG WttSOB Or uUtt-
Wilson;
The concert at Emma Square
this evening will be more enjoyable
than ever, as Prof. Berger has ar
ranged programme in which four
distinct solos will be played by
members of the band.
you must Uote for Back Stairs
Government or against it..
Cecil Brown of grab-everything-
insight fame returned from a
stumping expedition last evening.
One of his friends remarked that
he was out in the interest of Water
house and Robinson-but that is
another story.
you must cote for Reputation or
Trickery:
The last number of The Liberal
created a sensation on Saturday.
Ellis Eminence" the press censor
took exception to a certain para
graph and Editor Huntsman was
callad ,pon for on ayplapation
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House to Rent.

III A HOUSE OF 4 BEDROOMS,
E;i1 Parlor, Dining Room, Pantry,
Kitchen and Bathroom with a
Large Yard to rent or lease, corner of
Nuuanu and Vineyard streets. Enquire
at premises next door to J. II. Bruins.
3191-1wtf
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Attorney-General Neumann and
Mr.. F. M. Hatch returned from
Maui yesterday, whittier they went
along with several other attorneys
to represent the plaintiffs in the
suit for water rights between Claus
Spreckels, ct al, VS.. Waikiki
Sugar Co. The suit was partly
heard and then postponed until
November I'd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-03

The Hawaiian Hardware Co.
have imported a new disinfector to
which they call special attention.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-03

In another place will be found an
account of a new branch of bust
ness undertaken by the Hawaiian
Pork Packing Co., viz, the manu-
facture of leaf lard. This is a
commendable enterprise, which
should be supported.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-10-03

Tell yoatr neigh6or that q cote
for Warehouse and RobinSon is q
cote for Honesty and Respectable
GONPrn11 p1lf
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see that 1T as on the right hand
side of the ticket
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meteorological Record.
ST THE GOVERNMENT SURVEY. PUBLISHED
EVERY MONDAY.
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Keep cool-take day off, and join
the crowd and be happy. Take few
pointers on instantaneous bargains
and fill that wheelbarrow. A dollar
is as big as cart-wheel, and will do
wonders.
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The Pioneer Building and Loan
Association will meet this evening
at the Chamber of Commerce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-09


San DIEGO Feb 22-A remarkable snug
Cling story was related to correspondent hy
a reliable resident OF National City to-dny
According to- the story.n corpse was brought
across the line from Mexico oStensiDly to be-
shipped to relatives in San Francisco. II was
not examined very closely. as tho mourncrs
would have resented too close an inspection OF
the dead body. but the informant happened to
DO there md his curiosity was aroused. lie
therefore Investigated.
No sooner was the solemn procession well
away from the line than it changed its course.
and. instead OF going toward san Diego. went
rapidly toward the east, c mbed the hills until
1t reached Otay Mesa. and stopped mt house
whore the coffin was taken in. 1t was by this
time growing dark. and the person who was
following It was puzzled how, to continue his
investigations. He rode boldly up to tho cor
raj and put up his horse Tho occupants of
tho house We're too busy to notice his arrival.
He then walked to the house and looked
through tho window cautiously He SAW tho
whole crowd OF mourners husily engaged in
taking out small tin boxes Of opium from the
cadaverand piling them on the table. The OH
server. feeling that he already knew too much
for his own good and fearful OF detection,
went, quietly to the corral. saddled his bronco.
and departed.
He knows the names Of the parties. but will
not disc lose them. He snid. however. TINT the
procession was composed of MeXicans. but the
house where the supposed corpse was taken
belonged to an American.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-09
Let Well Enough Alone.

special committee OF Congress has made
report recommending n constitutional
amendment providing that the term of Of
fce OF tho President be six years. and that
he be ineligible to reelection. Is there any
considerable public demand for such a
change! We think not. Tho single term
has been favored by many American states-
men and by Mr.. CLEVELAND. Tho Wing
party put itself on record az favoring it
nearly fifty years ago; yet il Mr.. CLAY had
been elected in 1874. the Wing party would
have probably forgotten all about its zeal
Tor the single term. The fact is that the
obstacle OF habit" rs JEFFERSON put it. has
become Irresistible against the third term {:
and the same obstacle is growing to be seri-
GUS and may ultimately prove fatal to the
second term. But don't the people OF the
United States know whether they want to
reGect any given President or not?
There is no need. that we can see, to
change the constitutional provisions in the
matter. If they were to be changed. the six
year term would not. we think, be accepted.
The frightening of terms Of Office is not in
accord with the tendencies of democratic
republican government.
Better let the Constitution alone
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-09

To THE EDITOR OF The SuN-Si': THE SUN
has been SO ready always to say a word for
schemes OF philanthropy that nm sure you
never purposely mistake tine objects OF chart
table enterprise.
May beg you to allow sentence setting
you right on tho schcme for colonizing COL
ored people In Africa. as alluded to In a short
editorial OF the 9Th? You say the scheme is
futile because the number sent over are an in
significant part Of tho millions out OF which
they are taken. Can YOU find me line in any
authorized statement OF the society anticlpat
ing anything else? The enterprise originated
In Princeton, and the first syllable OF motive
was lust that which The SUN says has been
ing years ego at the beginning Of the Century ry
has proclaimed the purpose OF the work ali
these years
II was not to deport the blacks. but to carry
enterprising colonists who wanted 10 embark
to do the very work which The SuN announces
as accomplished. May ] not beg YOU to ilX
this. when you kindly notice MS at ali, as our
whole profession before tho people?
PRINCETON. March l. JOHN MILLER.
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From NE Chiug, DJi'p Timne.

From NE Chiong' DIHv Ti'mn.
BY and by tho bald headed man. who had
been asserting that the world was created at
least half million years ago and that no one
could make him believe in the theology OF
settled himself down for a, nap, / saw. him
take out an rtiticial horseiy and place it on
his nose hcfore closing his eyes. but it was n
quarter OF an hour before 1t attracted ntton-
ton. Then a woman looked back and noticed
it. and snid to her husband:
Samuel. do you see that? You'd better go
and brush that fly Off that poor mans nose.
he's tired out"
Yes. l guess I'll do that much for him." re-
Llied the man. and he rose up and went back.
Tho fly was very quiet. and he advanced his
thumb and finger and carefully picked it Off
and dropped it on the floor.
Wha.what is t." asked the bald.headed
man. as he reused IN.
A fly on your nose. SIR
"A fly, oh! Where is it? Ali! see"
Hc picked it up and replaced it on his nose
Sir. would thank you to mind your own
business! This is my fly bought him fpr
ten cents. Attend TO your own fly and will to
mine." "
He leaned back for another nan, and. nfter
looking at him in n bswlldered way for half a
minute. the farmer returned to his wife.
What is It. Samuol?" she asked
Nuthin '-nuthln'. cent il l hnd that fell
Ter down in our swamp I'd maui him Til he
couldn't breathe fur making u tool OF me-
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| is to be done about It? Mr.. REDMOND says
that the Crown may interpose Its veto.
But the Crown has no veto. That preroRa-
tive has been lost by non-user. not having
been exercised since the reign OF ANNE.
But suppose II to be revived. on whose ad-
vice would the veto be employed by the
sovereign? Evidently not on the advice OF
the Irish Executive. for that. by the hypoth-
esis, Is already committed In favor OF the
bill objected to. Obviously, then. the veto
power. as revised and exercised In such
case, would DO employed on the recon-
mendation Of tho British Prime Minister
accountable to tho Parliament at West
Minister. But that Is something which. ac-
cording to Mr.. REDMOND. Irishmen will
never submit to. The implication Is tnat'
in his opinion, they prefer BALFoUR's sys-
tenn Of coercion.
That is one difficulty; now for another. 1t
Is generally believed that the new Home
Rule bill will provide for the retention OF
Ireland's 1903 representatives at Westmln-
ster. They are to be retained there for the
purpose of preventing tho reduction by
subsequent legislation OF the powers pri-
marily conferred on the Dublin Assembly.
But while that is precaution which justt-
flcs their speaking and voting ut st.
Stephens whenever the rights OF Ireland
are at stake, are they also to be permitted
to speak and vote on questions which affect
only the local interests Of England. Wales.
and Scotland? That would be to deny to
Eng,ishmen, Scotchmcn. and Welshmen
the exclusive control of their own affairs.
which 1rishmcn had just asserted for them
selves. But If Irlshmen arc not to vote on
questions which do not concern them, by
what machinery is their exclusion from the
House of Commons Mt n given moment to
be secured? Is the Speaker to DO invested
with the wide. vague. and dangerous power
of arbitrarily deciding what questions may
indirectly and ultimately affect the intcr-
ests of Ireland? No Irish patriot would
wish to see such powers lodged in an of.
ficer in whose designation they can take
but an insignificant part.
Far from being rs easy as those imag-
inc who apply hastily the preccdcntS and
analogies supposed to be furnished by the
United States. the task Of framing work
able scheme of home rule for Ireland is one
Of extraordinary difficulty. Mr.. GLAD
STONE should not be asked to undertake 1t.
until he has resumed the responsibilities Of
office. and knows the exact extent and char
acter Of the support on which he can de-
pend. No genuine friend of Ireland will
seek to embarrass him mt this juncture by
exacting premature exposition OF plans
which must necessarily be adjusted to the
wishes and opinions of a House OF Commons
not yet in existence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-09
Said Hc Would Fly. and We did.


A Yale man who but recently forsook the
classic shades of the college, brought. home
with him q gray parrot. lie lives in Minnc-
npolis. and he gave the parrot to his sister on
his return. The bird had been his companion
during three years Of college life and its vo-
cynbuary is extensive and comprehensive.
When ANNOYED the parrot can and docs swear
violently. with all the latest and most popular
embellishments, OF this habit the, collegian
For three weeks the parrot, was as demuro
and we'll behaTed ms Sunday school pupil.
ering ut tho house. The pastor Of a wcll-known
church. 2 dozen la!ics. and.-oh. the usual ton
party. Our collrgian wanted to show them
how TINT parrot could walk the tight rope;
There was general assent. line was stretched
between two chnirs The parrot started along
1t. Tho line oscillated. and the parrots tai be-
gan to fly ~ and down as h. tried to keep
steady. still he kept going. Tho oscillations
became more violent and the parrot more aGi-
tated. There was worried expression on tho
birds fnceas 1t reached n pont midway be-
tween the chairs. suddenly every one was
startled by shrill cry from the badly fius-
tered bird.
Look out. he shrickcd. look out. d--n
your souls. I'm going to fly"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-09
To Relieve tho Finh Avenue.

To EniroR or THE suKSfr: believe there is but
one opinion AZ TO the omnibus service Of tho Fifth
avenue VIZ that 1t is miseraby poor In all respects
How, then would 1t do to Substitute the following
Let the Mayor be authorized to grant a license TO
every properly qualified applicant to drive stage on
the Fifth avenue.
Competition We know to be the soul OF trade
BY the time the birds are heard again I'm our trees
our favorte avenue to the Park would be frightened by
weil.apponted, we.Eorsed and weldrven omn,busss
OF almost many coors as ow ners
Such system works admirably In London and tho
large cities Of England where the omnibus service is
the wonder OF travellers from everywhere and tho de-
light also Of US Americans.
The entire democracy Of the plan Will surely secure
for hearing from THE suS. - your paper shines
for ALL you approve and advocate It the days of the
present rattle traps are Numbered
OF course tho owners Of the franchise which restricts
the omnibus service OF the Fifth avenue to them alone
must bs Undermined. But the LAWYERS ana our civ
Fathers tDr PIkhurst to the contrary uotwithstsud.
80 can " "sss" :" se"'e tnat. RnlpAliuA
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sUNBEAMs.

Bangor had only about four weeks Of sleisnpr mi.
winter and the streets arc bare now In former years
| the sleighing season averaged 100 days in length
Bar Harbor taxpayers complain that the paupsr, a,
tho town farm are better fed many OF those who
nay the BILLS and also object to paying IS for prayer. At
paupers funeral
IT ia probable that another Bowdoin expedition will
70 TO Labrador next summer. and that tho explorers
will 20 a steamer and penetrate much further north
than on the nrst trip.
"A system Of heograph signals which will cover
circle over 100 fne- In diameter Is to be put in at
Pierre Dakota by the Weather Bureau. Tho system
will be available for transmitting any kind Of news
besides the weather reports
a coasting party in Guford Me. recently consisted
Of orman Cimpher, aged 8 years: his mother, his
grandfather and his grcstgrandmother. assA ~ The
party cossed the long hills for an hour and then
enjoyed hearty backwoods breakfast
At the term Of the Supreme Judicial Court OF
Franklin county Ne, no indictments were found. and
tho members Of the Grand Jury, when dismissed pro-
scented to Judge Emery pair Of white kid gloves
emblem Of the purity of the county's morals.
-Gertrude souine, pretty girl OF 10 years who lives
in n town In Aroostook county. Me-, has mover been
known to laugh or to smile. While intelligent In
other matters. she apparently cannot understand
Joke and ia unmoved by the keenest witticisms
Jose de Breties a French explorer we'll known in
South America who has spent moro than twenty years
among the Indians Of south America, was married
Gently at Rio Hacha. United States Of Columbia, to
granddaughter OF Haipara the head CaciQue OF the
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