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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-01-03
eNaLlsH folks ~ The SEASIDE.

Visiting TOR Pleasure Thsy Waste No Time
in Going ID Bed.
A man charged witt begging Cnce de-
clared that he had not been in led for
thirteen years; he took his rest IN door
ways and passages. This is not bad
record, but many OF the homeless class
could probably beat II. Certail there
are thousands-not CIV 10 III lid, but
all over the world TIa0ua sIcn d lux
ury as bed IS unknovZ, Car7rtunates
sre obliged to lay Their heads 10 me odd
est places imaginable to prevent their
being rudely awakened by the police.
A sad 2s'eT-do-weli tod the writer
that ais was his principal thought for
more days than he could count y lere
Shout he sleep that -s-ht And he had
theory that but for having this
object constantly III view IS he tramped
over the monotonous pavements OF Lon
don ne must have lost ms reason He
laughed himself in after days when he
thought Of some Of his experiences at
doing out,
Even he, however, never slept IN a
stream, which was what some thirty
persons of both sexes did st Buda- Pesth
few years back The water. y nich
was warm, flowed from a mill and the
vagrants got into it and converted a
| number Of stones into temporary pill
lows. >
Even people with homes could tel
some strange stories on this head OF
| course III some countries beds are I'M
known. the 55panese, FOR axarrple,
sleep on the floor mul~8d IL 81 8 reat
! wadded coat a., with a block OF vood
for a pillow. Sat. combining ourselves
| to England, jas talk to the dwelI-e5 in
the slums on tbs zuhject. Why, going
to bed there dung the Summer months
is positively Inviting torture. 1Iany
places swarm with vermin, and conse-
| quently those VINO live ~ tIom find it
more comfortable TO sleep anywhere
rather than in the proper place en on
| the doorstep.
| The manapeT o the Isle of Man h0tel
remarked a few month ago that Wis
itors" never 7ga TO bed His servants
are often asked To provide braakf. IS at
3 or a. -. Cartainly the streets of
Douglass ar prJ - lively any time dur
| ing the season
| A gentlenlan IS fond Of relating that
one night 2 7elact party settled not far
from his bedroom window and created
the most dis ant dir imaginable. He
bore it with zamplary p@tience- fo1
about five hour ana then, dress4ng him
self, he went r an inildly sxpostu-
lated, saying IL wanted some sleep.
'.Sleepi' roared one of Inc gang, blow.
ing a terrific blast Oh a toy trumpet
"then what did you come TO The Isle oi
Man for:"r
They say al Dlackpool 4 TO, that if you
arrive at any hour Of tne day or night
you are just in time for something OF
other. The story goes tEat early one
morning dance was in progress on. one
of the piers, when shipWreckod sailor
who had bee,1 drifting about on q spar
and had fortunately LANDED" on the
girders below, crawled M The steps,
The NJ G. came forward-tAey are never
surprised at Blackpool-s1ni cd. bowed
ar.<' said: leased to see yol. sir. Can
ma yon a partner?" Casseil's Journal
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-01-03

74E%t oioA AaCW u p 500 = TIE
ednesday light, it Ding
hat early desc a mark
8y and Is e r. to Mr. J.
Who eft ..vx d8v TO AXE
ION as sugar piior QoLala.
pel vas a great success, an
ete collation. - g seryed al
9 t-ing hand, between
deiagntec ss with native
9 IS the agr biz oustom
IN country. tn hall was
fed with flags aud I1liage,
hs well filled W.T. a happv
minated tbrong, who cor
q to " chase the CLOWN hour
flying feet ." til he sta.
"a to melt in the early dawn.
lsia December 30.
"a -~ss -
~ " ADJ. :,
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The Clearly Roach.

Contrary 10 the usual superstition,
cockroaches are quite clearly and de-
vote a great deal Of time to the toilet.
1t is an interesting sight to watch GRO
ton bug carefully cleaning first its an
tenn@ and then it's legs by passing them
through its multiple mouth parts. Pre-
lessor Riley.
The Tourists Guide for the Ha-
waiian Islands can be had at this
ctaee This handy book is invalu-
aide for strangers visiting this coun-
tr Ii contains descriptive matter
pe:raining to the different islands
with handsome illustrations and
maps No tourist should be with
- - --1~ - ~--:It nouo thnvn a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-01-03

EE~ The Hawaiian Guide Book can
always be obtained from the San Fran
cisco News Company's, 30 Post street,
San Francisco, by the dozen or single
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-01-03
Tailoring Department

Having Fine Stock of Goods, respect
fully request the public to investigate
our bargains in this department. We
are in a position to guarantee a fit, as
o8r cutter is an adept at his trade, and
we will turn out none, but first-class
work.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-02
TESTIMONIALS.

Las made test Of eight different kinds Of twne
and say your hemp Irvine exceled them
oil. Yours Resp'y. R. B. WILLARD.
Lincoln Co. s. D., Ian. 49,, 1893.
Regarding American hemp will say that is ALL
any t~ine made '''' - WESLEY HEERES
liked hemp Irvine bought you season and
will thatt gave perfect satisfaction farther
and skipped less bundles than other used Have used
Bsa Standard Manila and Blue but hemp suits best
Of all. Yours truly F. B. MEACHAM.
Mnnehaha Co., S. D., Jan. 1893.
The hemp Irvine purchased from you 90 K" 1t gaveI
che best OF satisfaction Not by ckets grashop
pers. N. NJ. WEBSTER
Minnehaha Co.. S. D.. Jan 1893
will that have used Manila Sisa Standard and Blue
ley Irvine and find American hemp superior to them all
There thing favor OF the hemp the cckets do gnaw
It, Yours Fratly, A. b. LOCKWOOD.
Minnehaha Co., S. d. Jan 1898
used your American hemp binder Irvine to bind my
It the best and cheapest Irvine used will you my
order this year. Yours truly, cHAs. JOHNSON.
shiawassee Co.. Mich Jan. 1898.
satisfaction and hope to send in large order this coming
Yours Resptly, S. L. KELLOGG.
Minnehaha Co., Jan. H. 1898.
would that have used the hemp binder
Rock Co., Mimi; Jan. 1e, 1898.
The hemp bought from you last harvest gave good
satisfaction heard no complaint from who used it.
Yours Fratly, JOHN BREWER.
Minnehaha Co., S. d. JAN 1898
used SO pounds Of your hemp binder Irvine and
Wood and Mccormick binder would have than
Manila Irvine. Respt,y, OLE SEVERSON.
Lincoln Co., s. D., Jam 1898
used the American hemp year. used
- even Irvine and it filed the recommend exactly
Yours truly E. J. DARLING.
Lincoln Co., s. d. JAN 20.
was perfectly satisfied with the hemp used season
and it this if get it ute
center that was no good Yours Respt. ED South.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-02
IS THE BEST IN THE WORLD!
Green Co.. Wis, Jan. 1898.

Green Co.. Wis. Jan. 1898.
purchased hundred pounds Of American hemp
Irvine for myself and brother patrons last and did not
hear objection to the hemp One Of my brother patrons
he preferred the hemp said did break much and went
One thing bqu the hemp seldom a1 % no and tine
grain think too much be said in favor OF American
hemp Fraternally, IT,. ANDERSON
Green Co.. Wis. JAN 1898.
The American hemp binder Irvine that received from
you year gave the Of satisfaction goes farther than
any Irvine used 1t very smooth Irvine cut about
eighty grain year and did break but
twice then tangled the Irvine box OF it had to
wen p'S''SS0 Will : S0 Soy D'y "'' ''S 5A BRfDeE
Rock Co., Wis, Jan 10, 1898
The hemp Irvine which used last harvest gave very good
satisfaction Irvine running and proving very
strong except eye needle
became choked with weeds. While do think
pound OF will bind much grain other kinds the price
~ - ''' '' w. 0'' '''''' WI. BEALs
Ottawa Co., Ohio Feb 1898
last the best OF 1t bound good
did break tange the machine and the erashoppe did
members Association that bought pleased
h. even 6e1se OF m @
Frat'y CHAs BRANDES
Rock Co., Mimi, JAM 1898.
used your American hemp Irvine and that
with great and good the best Irvine
because the
the ball the other. Crckes will have
son. Yours truly, JOHN NICHOLSON.
Rock Co., MINI, Jan 1898.
Your American hemp binder Irvine the best
used It smooth and and will clog the needle
OF the uzz It stronger than the best manila wine
have used Will not other get the
American hemp. AUGUST ENGEL
Lincoln Co., S. d. 1898.
The American hemp Irvine was satisfactory in every
moested by the insects The consumption was much
other that % than
we needed. We are yours Respt. BEDDoE BROS.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-06-02

Rock Co.,. Mimi, JAM 1898.
In reply yours would say well pleased with the
''''' N'0-'0'' Yours Respt. BIRCH CHAPLIN.
Lafayette Co.. Wis. Feb 1893.
ordered from you ahalf OF binder
Irvine OF different kinds, among which two bales Of
hemp twine ordered for our Association
divided each try the different kinds oneha
ot used and the best MANILA liked both equally WE'LL
~ 0p ''0 - 9e' ~1N Yours truly, CA PEMBER.
your American hemp Irvine something 100
and it worked WE'LL The only thing that required
to keep the knife sharp The machine used the
Very Respt1y, H. FRANK.
Lincoln Co., S. d. Feb 1892
good any the other way
perfectly and took no more to the well pleased with
Wnnebago Co., Ill JAN 1898.
am pleased to inform you that the American hemp
purchased you harvest gave perfect
have used all kinds OF Irvine but used
lot pronounced it excellent Yours respectfully
Green Co., Wis, Feb 1898.
work any Irvine bought Did up break
the binder Run good all through and the best Of
uh it stout s swine 1S 1f
Rock Co., Minn JAM 1898
pleased with cheapest
1s it costs less hundred 3D. pound OF it will tie
bundles than any other wne 3d. 1t liable to be
by the crickets as the other twines THOMAS RAW
Winnebago Co.. H.. Dec. 1892.
AS for experience with the American hemp Irvine will
that it worked equal to Irvine that used would
sooner the hemp than the best manila for two
cheaper and the crkets cut it like they
the manila Yours Respt c. II. STORDOCK.
Minnehaha Co.. S. D.. Feb. 1893
used quantity OF the American hemp binder Irvine last
gave oe ba IN all and
ali brother farmers to give it fair trial as believe
Rock Co., Mimi, Jan 1898.
pleased with it. S''- '''''f $500 A. E. SNOW
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-18
NAVAL NOTES.

Most of the officers of the Alert
with the exception of the COM
mander, George M. Book, q. S. N,
who has been ordered detached
and placed on waiting orders, have
been detached and granted three
months leave of absence.
The crews of the Alert and Bos-
ton will probably be sent to the
Olympia whenever she is ready
for sea. 1t is expected that she
will be commanded by Capt. Geo.
w. Coffin, u. 8. n. The date of
her of trial trip has not yet been
announced, but will be in the near
future.
The Alert has gone out of COM
mission.
NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. S.-Orders
lave been received at the torpedo
station to prepare a battery OF
Whitehead torpedoes for the cruiser
New York and also for the Detroit.
The New York will be the first
United States vessel to receive a
battery of Whitehead torpedoes.
The Charleston, now at Rio de
Janeiro, will remain there until the
Newark arrives, then if the war is
over she will again start on her
trip to the Pacific coast, and come
to the yard for the purpose of hav-
ing alterations made in her steer
ing gears. +. Call.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-10-18
Simply Exquisite.

PARIS, Oct. Sarah Bernhardt
has returned here from South Amer
lea. The was in Rio de Janeiro
during the bombardment of that
city by the rebel fleet and says If
was simply exquisite" Nine
Bernhardt added: 1--WE spent three
days and nights in the roadstead.
It was most exciting"
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Spectator-Why, the center-feld
is singing while running.
Stockholder-Yes, that's trick
of his.
WHAT'S he singing?
Observation-Disclosures the ball.
Judge.
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Massage.

MRS. PRAY WOULD ANNOUNCE
Is1 that she will attend q limited nun.
Der of patients. Address at 81. III.
Whitney's, King st.. Bell Telephone rs.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-30
KNOCKED OUT In FOUR ROUNDS.
"Kid' Reed, of Anderson, EfectuaIly Settles
"Kid" Riley. of Chicago.
n fha TDa,

"Kid'' Reed, of Anderson, EnectuaIly Settles
"Kid" Riley. OF Chicago.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON. Ind, June GA hundred
sports outwitted Sheriff Van Dyke and his
Deputies last night. succeeding in pulling
off a four-round finish fight between kid"
Reed. of this city. and kid" Riley. of Chi.
csgo. W ho is matched to fight THE Spider"
The event has been on for some time. for
purse of 800 and and the gate receipts.
which amounted to $50. The officers
got wind of the event and made
frantic efforts to locate the pugilIsts west
of the city. but the principals and the fol-
lowers had gone to Middleton. ten miles
Bouth and just across the county line.
Reed weighed In st lie and
Riley at lis pounds. It was just
a quarter of 2 o'clock when she principals
and Jack Conley. of Indianapolis, were be-
hind Reed. while Charlie Crawford. of Chi
cago. and j. O'DoDnell, of this city, backed
the Chicago boy. The first round resulted
about even. and the second was decidedly
IN Riley's favor. In the third Reed warmed
up and fought the Chicago boy all over
the ring. In the fourth round Reed led
with his left and caught Riley under the
Jaw with q terrific right-hander. which
knocked him out. He fell like q log. and
was moti0nless for more than thirty sec
onds.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-30
MONEY JUMPS OUT OF REACH.
concluded from First Page. }

movement in the South. said Co. day that n Q
thought the POpulists were not now max
ing any progress in the country. and tn at
the teachings of those engaged In the agi-
tation wOuid not have any influence In
shaping the policy of the Democratic
party. In reply to the question What do
You think of the present situation as to
silverf' MIR. Herbert said:
II think that the stoppage of the coinage
OF silver In India is the greatest blow that
has been given to the Sherman law. and to
the free coinage of silver. The free coin
aye of silver In India has been pointed TO
as an object lesson by the advocates of
free coinage In this country. For ten years
and another from India. looking at IL from
different points of view. lt has been urged
upon the farmers that India had aD adj
vantage over the United States in higher
price for wheat because the currency In
India was all silver, ignoring the fact that
while they might get more for wheat In
their own currency the price In gold was
no greater. and the commodities they
bought with the money they got for their
wheat had to be paid for on q gold basis.
and still further overlooking the loss
through high exchange. Another argu-
ment oft repeated still in support of free
coinage in this country is that the reason
for the heavy cost of exchange between
India and England was that il was kept MP
by England for the benefit of English mer-
chants, that they might sap the very life
out of India. Now the coinage of silver
there Is voluntarily stopped with the con-
sent Of India. ana 1t tumbles over both
these arguments-thatt the silver currency
was benefit to the farmers of India, and
that the exchange was on q system for the
benefit of England"
do YOU think the silver question pre-
sents q serious danger to the Democratic
party at this timer
Il think we have reached q crisis. and
that the party in power will be judged by
the wisdom they show in giving the Ma
ton q sound currency"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-30

contemplated action of the County Com
missioners in altering the plans of the new
courthouse now nearing completion. so as
to involve an additional expense of s35. 600.
The original plans and contracts involved
an outlay of over s265.el0. The proposed
chan ges IN interior finishing would run the
amount to over 100000. There have been
numerous rumors of q big steal being
worked. and LaPorte citizens now feel GER
tain OF It. A remonstrance was got up by
Mayor Scott. and an indignation meeting
held at his office this morning. The COM
missioners had announced special session
and were expected to be present. but failed
TO show mp. Hon. w. b. Hutchinson of
Michigan City. Mayor Z. II. Scott. II. ID.
Morrison. Ellis Michael. Theodore Lorig
and NJ. Rumely. the heaviest taxpayers In
the county. were appointed as committee
TO walt on the commissioners and argue
against the change. The alterations con-
sIst of the substitution of marble for iron
stairways and bronze ornaments instead of
iron. Charles A. Moses. of Chicago. is the
contractor. and II. A. Tolan, of Fort
Wayne. the architect.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-30

He Does Not Think the Action Of India
Should Cause Great Alarm.
DENVER. COL, juno Ex-senator Henry
M. Teller this morning said:
The action of the government of India ought
not TO have depressed silver TO the extent that IL
seems to have done, and think that the fall in
sion on the part OF the people of the East as TO
what action the Indian government will take. [
noticed in the papers or Tuesday that Mr.. Leech
and Mr.. Cannon are reported as saying that In
dia Will cease TO take silver. The fact is il the
minis are closed TO private coinage IL Is the in
tention OF the Indian government to purchase
silver and coin IL on account of the government
under the Bland act; ana there IL no reason to
suppose India will not take as much silver in the
next year as II took in the last. Many friends OF
silver believe that that will enable the Indian
Council to sell its council bills at stipulated and
fixed price and thus prevent the fiuctuation of
silver Now, II council bills are 10 be sold, a. the
press representatives say the scheme is, at
they have been selling at heretofore for
some time, 1t ought to make silver
not only more stable but higher than it has been
for the last ten days. There is no possibility Of
the Indian government adopting the gold stand
ard with gold as the circulating medium. 1t is
impossible for IL TO do that The British govern
ment twice tried that and 1t has failed. The
propose TO give q gold standard without a gold
currency means that they propose to take the
rupees on a gold basis TO it's valne considered
as bullion. In other words, they would take the
rupee instead OF at AZ cents. it's mint value. at
30 cents, which would be about It's gold value.
do not consider the action OF the Indian govern
ment as alarming as most people seem to think
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-30
BUSINESS EMBARRASSMENTS.
Few Small Bank Suspensions and Failures
in Trade Reported Yesterday.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, June 29-The failure of
the Union Trust Company was announced
to-day by Z. NJ. Donaldson, Its secretary.
who filed q petition for q receiver. The
assets S450,0O0 The stock is largely held
in New Hampshire. 1t is stated that when
the assets can be realized upon all cred
itors will be paid In full.
ST. Louis. June ga note for $500.
given by Post. Martin 81 Co, coal deaiers,
to the Madison Car Company. by which it
was Endorsed and then cold. has been
allowed to 60 to protest. Beyond say in z
that the paper will be cared for the Madi-
son Car Company refused to dlscuss the
matter.
NEW YORK. juno 29.-The failure of j.
b. McGeorge, stock broker at No. 20 Broad
street. was announced on the Stock
Exchange yesterday. He had been q
member of the exchange since March 81.
1887. His liabilities are less than $3.50.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, June 29-The Pine
County Bank. at Hinckley, and q branch
bank at Sandstone, owned by w. Fl. Grant
g. Son, have closed their doors. There vas
nearly $50, 600 on deposit in the Pine County
Bank.
ST. LOUIS. June 29-It 10 announced here
dian Territory Jsmes w. Brockmorton and
+. ]. N. Guyeu have been appointed receiv-
ers of the Choctaw Coal and Railway Com
paDy.
PITTsFIELD. Mass. June 29.-The court
has granted warrant In insolvency
against the II. ID. Gone d Owen Paper
Company, of Housatonic.
EDwARDsvILLE. ILL.,. June 29-The hard.
ware firm of II. G. Reinmer IL Co, of Giant
Fork. has failed. Liabilities. 1874. 900; as
| sets. S27. 0C0.
PHILADELPHIA, juno CIV. Fl. Harri-
son i Bro, manufacturers of marble man.
tells. have confessed Judgments amounting
| to 9l0250.
CHICAGO, June 29-David NJ Pollock &
Co., millinery goods, confessed judgment {
yesterday for S4S. 900.
Lock HAVEN, Pa. June 29-The doors of
the State Bank Of Lock Haven have been
closed.
BosTON, June CIV. c. jackson e. Co.,
coal dealers. have assigned. Liabilities
$4,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-30

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Juno 23.-The vii.
lage Of Augusta. having population of 900.
has been wiped out by fire. The loss
on buildings and merchandise will aggre.
gate S50.000. Seth Gregory lost 81 800 IN
money seoreted In his hard ware store. and
in the act of saving IL was badly burned.
Many of the postoffice receipts ana OH
cIal documents are lost.
NEWARK, N. j., June 90 The Standard
Oil Company lost from a fire at it's works
on the Passaic river front. near the North
Erie railroad depot. to-day, about SEQ, 900.
The fire originated in an explosion in one
of the &, 600 gallon tanks.
KoKoMo, Ind. June PC. One of the main
buildings of the Kokomo wood enameling
works. the largest factory of the kind in
America. burned this evening, throwing
$50 men out of work. Loss. $4,000; with
S37 900 Insurance.