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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-19
ON R0NCAD0R REEF.
The Golden Rule Wrecked on the
Same Spot as the Kearsarge.

Roncador Reef, that the Kear-
sarge went ashore on, is the same
place that the vessel Golden Rule
struck thirty years ago. There
were POO people on board, among
Tn 1nem Mr. c. j. Lyons of this citv'
Ihey were ten days on the reef
ana were so short of provisions that
tney were only allowed half a bis
CUT and a pint of water a dav
Ihey were rescued by two Amer.
can men-of-war.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-19
DAVIES REPLIES.
He Comments On the Review Of
His Writings.

Mr.. EDIToR:-The careful review
of my letters which absorbs so much
of your valuable space this morning
was prepared especially for the AD-
| vERTIsER." This much / gathered
| not only from your announcement, but
from the style of the article itself, and
| from the appropriate headings which
were, / presume, supplied from your
own stores.
/ am rather puzzled to know who
"W. n. A." is. 1 have a very dear
friend with the same initials, but
know that he is at present engaged in
reviewing his own speeches and try
ing to reconcile what he said with
what he wishes he had said. More
over, my w. n. A. has several of my
letters still unanswered, and as they
were written entirely in his own in
terest, he will probably review them
before troubling himself with any
others of mine.
observe that your "W. n. A" has
little respect for man who works or
votes in a minority, and am bound
to say that this tendency rather re-
minds me of my friend, who never
likes to stand alone. L do not know
that he ever tried. His brother did,
and did it we'll.
/ think, also, that recognize some
traits of my w. n. a. in that eXuber-
antly irrelevant jocosity of style with
which your reviewer approaches any
thing lilo hn
adjectives were especially suggestive
of my friends habits of thought. In
fact, the only serious statement that
your "W. n. A" makes is when he
gives himself and you away by writ
ing:
"With Mr.. Davies arguments and
propositions we will not quarrel. For
the purpose OF this review, we shall
assume that they are correct and cam
not be gainsayed."
Did ever any such brilliant attack
have such collapse? And you had
headed it so beautifully, with the
words: "The literary performances of
the champion exposed"
Exposed! why "W. n. A" has not |
even read the literary performances |
or he would have known that the one !
object for which I entered the lists |
was the defeat of annexation, by the |
preservation of Hawaiian independ- |
ence.
Annexation is defeated, Hawaiian |
is preserved: why should |
[ fight? If your "W. n. A." and my |
w. n. A. were to join together and |
shout till they were both hoarse, they |
would never persuade anyone that |
they represented the Hawaiian ma
ton.
/ fear, however, that dark days of |
await your reviewer. He |
must be with the majority, and at |
present it seems doubtful whether that |
passion will not land him in the camp |
Of China, where "W. N. A" will |
stand for Wing No something, and he |
De found fighting against the very |
men whom at present he is vainly try
ng to bless.
Sir, L know that I only provoke the |
SCOTS and jeers of the annexation
press, when speak soIemnly of the
Hawaiian situation; but once again |
protest against the infatuation which
eads men to play with crisis which
8 apparently not only beyond their
control, but beyond their apprecia-
ion.
1 am, sir,
Your obedient servant,
THEO. n. DAVIES.
Honolulu, Feb. II, 1894.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-19
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1894.

THE Portuguese mass meeting
held yesterday afternoon was
largely attended. The burden OF
it's song was a strong protest
against Asiatic immigration. The
Portuguese want free labor in a
free country.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-02-19
{ illustrated Tourists Guide

Ehat popular work, "THR TOURISTS
Gyl0E .HRoUaH THR HAWAIIAN ISL
AsDs." ID meeting with steady sale
ootb 81 Tome and abroad. Tourists and
others visiting these islands should be
in possession of a copy of it. It is per
ect mine OF information relating to the
scenes and attractions 20 be met with
here. Copies in wrappers can DE had &c
the puhhcation oIfce. IS Merchant
street, apa al t'i- NaGH tiea;er- Price
81 cents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
paEY ARE IN TAG HOLE
The wheeling Athletic whesinsa Los
rInnnI on TheIr Meet.

The wheeling Athletic WheeinsH Loss
Money on ThsIr, Meet.
A special meeting Of the Wheeling
Athletic whselmen was held last even
Ing, at which the loss sustained from
the recent national circuit bicycle meet
was aseertaiued-tbo loss Is 500. and
taking out the 500 surplus the boys
will have to come up with pretty heavy
assessment. a paper was circulated
which was signed by nearly every mem.
Der Of the club, in which the stock
holders agree TO equally stand the loss.
The creditors Of the club have acted in
a most generous manner, especially
Messrs. Wheat & Hancher, from whom
the club purchased It's entire lot OF did.
monds. The firm has agreed that the
other creditors shall be paid and they
will allow the club time to pay the bal.
ance due them. This is highly appre.
ciated by the w. A. w. boys. The fair
association, House & Hermann, g. w.
Johuson's Sons aud other creditors also
scaled their bills, in consideration oil
the loss sustained
A project OF running Glass A meet
the latter part Of this month in an effort
TO "get out Of. the hole" was con-
sidered. bat the uncertainty of the
weather was the big drawback, and the
scheme was abandoned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
RACE OF TaE CENTURY.
The Groat Triangular Contest Mt Morri,
Pnrk Ta.morroW.

The Groat Triangular Contest Mt Morris
Park Tomorrow.
The feature Of this weeks racing will
be the meeting between Clifford, Domi-
no and Henry of Navarro at Morris
Park tomorrow. These three horses
are so evenly matched that 1t would be
bold man who would pick winner
from among them.
Every practical turfman now knows,
says the Philadelphia Press, that when
Domino met Clifford ut Shcepshead
Bay Clifford was not at his best. He
had only changed owners q few days
before. On the other hand, when
Henry OF Navarro was beaten by Gilt
ford, Clifford was in better condition
than the three year.old, who had Just
had terrific race with Domino. When
the horses are at their very best It
would DO a toss-up to tell which would
win at mile and q furlong.
Last spring in the Withers, Domino
and Henry OF Navarro were only heads
apart. In the special race they ran o
dead heat. Clifford beat Henry Of
Navarro hardly tho length OF ones
hand In the second special. Now, how
Is sensible man, not guided by his
prejudices or his impulses, but calmly
surveying the form Of the horses, to
predict the winner2 When any one Of
them has met either OF the other two
the result haa been dead heat or q
head victory. Domino and Henry Of
Navarro have one advantage over Gilt
ford, they can both come down the
Morris Park hill. Whether Clifford can
do 80 or not, remains to be seen. He
has never raced at Morris Park.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
THE SUNSET OF LIFE.

vhsn People Grow OLD they Require
lfsrs caFs ard Assistance Than at any
Other Time.
-Whou people &c. along in Yeas shOy always
need help"
nwai sdOctOr who spoke and he seemed very
earnest
ii don. mean that they necd money" hS
continued, "bat they need something to assist
them physically when lie Is Al low ebh All
people need help; every doctor SdnItI this; all
OLD people realize It. Gnd it Il only natural that
4. should b. 50. believe that people could
protong tiiesr HTes great many years; IN fact
indefinitely. If they would only exercise proper
caro- and assist Nature Just little. This can
only be done BY using some gentle StimulAnt
and there certainly Is nothing for this purpose
equal 70 pure whisky. Il Is perhaps unfortun-
ate that there are 90 few pure medicinal whlS.
keyS on tho market; but there is certainly one,
and tina. Is DuHyS Pure Malt II Is, in fact.
the only recognized medicinal whISkey. aud 1t Is
especially DESTINED fot gently aiding elderly
people who mud have help.
ThiS great medicinal WhiSkey Is sold by all
reputable druggists and RrocerS, and Il Is God
send TO those people advanced In years who re-
uuIre lust the assistance Il 50 hopefully gives.
Great care should be shown, however, 70 secure
only the genuine. Some druggists aud gToceTs
try 10 sell inferior whistles that they eau make
more on, bat you should not be deceived There
are no other medicinal WhlAkics on the market
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

New York, Oct. 4.-There was q small
attendance at the last day OF tho season
at Jerome Park, and the racing was
over n muddy track with general up-
sot OF the favorites. Tho chief feature
OF tho day was the double victory OF
Halton. The best race OF the day was
the contest between Banquet and Sir
Excess, the former at odds.on. The
two went away together III n common
gallop. When they reached tho club
house tho pace quickoned, but Sir
Excess hung on like grim death and
they rushed through the stretch
locked together, neither seeming able
to gain an inch on tho other. In tho
last five jumps, however, Banquet got
his nose in front and won. Summary:
First, Titan course = Halton won;
time, 1:22}. Second, six furlongs-Doo
Colt won: ttmo, 1:l74. Third. Amerl-
Gun Jockey Club handicap, mile and a
quarter-Banquet won; time, 2:l5S.
Fourth, half mi!e-Benefactor won |;
time, 80. Fifth. ak furlongs-Ilalton
won; time, 1:l7. Sixth, milc-httle
Matt won; time, l:47I. Seventh, five
and half furlongs-Utica won; time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
THE BOWLING LEAGUE.

Reorganization for tho Coming Season
Effected-A Double Championship Sea-
son-ren Clubs Admitted-To Start This
Month.
Last evening OF the Mcclure house a
meeting of the board of managers of
the Wheeling Bowling League was held
and arrangements made for the open
ing of the second championship season
of the league. The attendance was first.
class and the interest taken in "things
bowlicular" is seen to be fully up to
what it was last year when the league
stirred up the old town in q wonderful
manner. In tho absence OF the presi-
dent OF the league, Mr.. Paul Reymann
acted as presiding officer.
On account OF the increased interest
in bowling it was decided TO increase
the membership OF the league to ten
clubs. The following clubs were ad-
mitted to membership: Wheeling, Col.
umbia, W. A. W., The Bowlere. Calu-
met, LaBelle, Pencil Pushers (1ntelli.
gencer and Press Club teams OF last
YEAR,, The Brownies. Lotus aud Name
less. One or two other clubs did not
apply for admission last night, but it is
possible the league wilt admit two
more clubs.
The rules under which the league
worked last season were different in
several respects from the rules adopted
by the American Bowling League, and
the proposition was made last evening
that tho American rules BIO used en-
tirely. This was adopted after short
discussion.
Secretary Archer, OF the league, was
instructed to prepare schedule tor-the
coming season, which with tho ten
clubs will last eighteen weeks. A
feature this season Is to be q double
championship series. The club ahead
at the end OF tho first nine weeks OF the
season will DO champions, and then the
clubs will start on an equal footing and
another championship series OF tho
same length will be played. Should
two clubs win out, a series OF games TO
be decided upon will be played TO de-
eide the real champions. Clubs desir-
ing to play on certain nights should at
once notify the secretary. The schedule
will DO compiled at once and presented
to a meeting OF tho now board OF man.
ayers at meeting to DO held next
Wednesday evening.
AIessrs. John Wright, Will II. Cassell
aud Charles seibort wero appointed a
committee on prizes. They will see tho
proprietors OF the various alleys md
secure cash contributions to 90 toward
the purchase OF appropriate trophies to
the winners. Several merchants have
already offered prizes, which will be
given to tho best individual bowlers.
Others desiring to donate arc requested
to notify a member Of the prize com
mittee.
The various clubs Of tho league were
requested to notify the secretary, Of tht
alley on which they will play thoIl
homo games, and also to furnish list
Of tho six regular and four substitute
players. This should DO done before
mex Wednesdays meeting. The leagues
scusou will probably open Monday
evening, October q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

CIxcrNwArI, Oct. 4.-Tho track was
fast, tho card excellent. and most OF the
finishes close and exciting. ut Latonia
to-day. In tho first racc four horses
came under tho wire noses apart and
rank outaidor Sadie Horn at % TO /,
beat tho Z to 10 favorite Strathrol by u
nose. Snmmary;
First, ono mllo-saGio Horn won,
time, 1:434. Second. six furlengs-Sal-
vation wonrtime, 1851. Third, FREQ
handicap for three.yoar.o and up-
wards, ono milo and sixtcenth-Duck.
wa won; Pocahonlas second; DNrOvcla
third, timo, l:4s!. Fourth, tho Edge
waters handicap worth 5000 TO THO
winnorl for two-year-olds; six fnrlongtts
-Rey Del Cardos won coupled with
LaFieAta); Primo Minlster aecond:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

BALStMoRU. Oct. 1.-The game Of the
Temple cup series played hero to-day
was good exhibition Of scientific and
fast ball playing. The New Yorks won
The inability TO hit Rasfe was the.
cause Of the result There were several
features Of the game that could have
been eliminated 10 the credit Of both
teams. McGraw was the principal
offender. Owing to the stormy weather
and doubt Of the series being played,
only about 1900 Of the expected crowd
entered the grounds. The final agree-
ment to play the series of the games
was made only few minutes before
the game was called. McGraw was the
only one that held out, and his temper
throughout the game was not OF the
best. Both teams showed intense feel.
ing.
4 close decision in the ninth inning
by Emslie, which cut off Baltimore's
hope Of pulling victory out Of the fire..
caused crowd 10 get after Emslie as
soon as the game was over. The police,
however, quickly dispersed the crowd.
The features OF the game were the
double play by McGraw, Reitz aud
Brouthers In the first inning, a great
catch by Van Haltren i the fourth.
Captains Ward and Robinson dlstin.
guished themselves in fielding. A big
delegation Of rooters from New York
witnessed the game and made merry
with tin horns. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

The game between the Cleveland
league ball club and the Wheeling nine
on Saturday will close the season in a
most fitting manner. 1t will be the best
game Of the season, as Cleveland stands
way up in the league race, and "our
Own" will be tho strongest team 1t Is
possible to secure. The team will have
Nichols for centre, Nicholson for sec.
base, the Westiakes, Billy George and
Kennedy, and Wheeling's great short.
stop, Jack Glasscock.
The weather permitting there will be
the largest crowd of the season and the
management certainly deserves liber-
al patronage.
Mr.. Irwin has Como to q good deal of
expense and has succeeded in giving
Wheeling chance to see at least one
good game. Jack" Crogan, another
ofd.tine PLAYER, will act as umpire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
WONDERFUL PACING.
Flying Jib Makes the DIiIo In LABS Id ut
ChIilIcotAc.


Chillicothc.
Cn11t1coTnE, O., Oct. 4.-The grounds
to-day were filed to OVERLOOKING with
tents and people. Flying Jib went
against the worlds pacing record OF
2:o13, made by Westmont at Chicago,
ten years ago. The PAGER went at
terrific clip. just leading the runner to
the half in 50 fiat. Rounding the turn
the PAGER kept up his clip to the three
quarter pole and shot under the wire
amid the hushed silence of ten thou
sand people who eagerly strained for
ward awaiting Starter Loper'a announce
ment OF the time. Some who had caught
the PAGER. began cheering, knowing
that he had beaten the worlds record.
Lopez said: 49,,
"You have witnessed something
which no audience in the world has ever
seen before. You have seen the fastest
mile that was ever paced. Flying Jib
has beaten Westmont and made the
mile IN 1:5S&" The audience once
more broke out into cheers and APP
plauded the PAGER as Mcdowell brought
him in front Of the stand.
Another worlds record was broken by
Onoqua, the game little Iowa trotter.
She trotted under the wire in the first
heat Of the three year-old trot in 2:ll3,
taking the worlds three-year-old trot-
ting record. Still another worlds rec
ord was broken by sidmont by Sidney,
out of that great brood mare, Forleaf,
the dam Of Thistle, 2:1St and Gold Leaf,
2:1l4.
sidmont went against time and
smashed the three.year-old stallion pac-
ing records to smithereens in 2:10a, re-
ducing the record made by Brookside a
full second. Directly, the champion
two-year-old PAGER, was driven to beat
his record by Mcdowell, but failed,
coming in under the wire in 9:O9t.
Pixley was beaten in the froo-for.all
trot, Baronot carrying OF the prize.
The 2:10 pace was won by Pattie D. in
straight heats, and the 2:19 pace. which
was left unfinished yesterday, was cap
tured by Coast Boy. White Line, who
held two heats, not being in it after tho
third heat. Tomorrow Alix goes to
beat 2:033, aud Vassar to beat John Il.
Gentry's pacing record Of 2:O33.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho GlnAa City.

AllhOrt1 OF LpoAt Na"h Auu uVbslp
the Glass City.
The First M. E. Sunday school elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year: R. @. Meyer, superintendent;
Edward Campbell, assistant; Miss Flor
ence Neyans, secretary; Harry Faupel,
assistant; Miss Bessie Hemphill, treas
urer; DR.. J. S. Mcclellan, chorister;
WILDER Miller, assistant; Miss Mary
Parks. organist; Niles Eta Satterfield,
assistant; WILDER Miller and James
Sanders, librarians. The election OF a
superintendent for the infant depart
ment was postponed for two weeks; OF
this department, Miss Eta sattertield
was elected assistant superintendent.
Rev. A. K. Knox and family are visit
ing here prior to their departure for
Mt, Vernon, Iowa, where he has charge
OF Presbyterian congregation. He has
been for some years located at East Liy-
erpool as pastor OF United Presbyteri-
an congregation, but accepted call to
tho Presbyterian church named, aud on
last Sabbath, in his farewell sermon ut
East Liverpool, he took strong grounds
for a closer union OF the churches, where
all are striving for the same object.
Mr.. Knox will leave to-day, but his fam.
lily will remain here for q time.
The Chautauqua literary and scien-
tiic circle will hold It's first meeting OF
the season this evening, when the fol-
lowing papers will be read:
History Dion
Europe in the nineteenth eentury..D 4. Colbert
Reading thufnorousJ. Maize MCGrcgoF
The Gravel Hill Social and Literary
Club held its first meeting this season
at the elegant homo OF Mrs. Thomas
Wetherald aud Mira. Jesse Kelly last
night A paper on woman suffrage was
read and quite freely discussed.
]. W. Yost, formerly OF this city, but
now OF Columbus, filed the first app!ica-
ton for appointment to tho office OF gu.
peryising architect with the national
treasury department. President Cleve-
land makes the appointment.
There seems n strong probability that
the suggestion for joint debate on the
free coinage of silver will not be taken
up here, but there will no doubt be
talk on the free coinage side whether
there ia q debate or not.
Hon. John NJ. Garvin, Of Cadiz, puts
Captain Danford's majority in this dis
trict at 5000, and Mr.. W. B.. Hearn,
editor OF the Cadiz Republican, says
Harrison county is good for 1000 ma
iority this fall.
Mrs. Samuel Powell received tele-
gram from Red Key, Ind, announcing
tho death OF her husband, who went
there about two weeks ago, expecting to
get work. No particulars were given.
Mrs. J. W. seIlars left yesterday for
visit with her daughter. Mrs. L. G. Bat.
tele, of Pittsburgh.
There has boon one death here from
diphtheria-a little girl; but there are
only few cases.
The Eastern Ohio Medical Society
| will meet at SteubenvilIe next Tuesday.
Frank P. Barber left yesterday for
his homo in Canton, N. Y.
Frank Keyser aud wife are home
from Caldwell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
-Specialties :-~

Sole agents for Dr.. Jaeger's Merino Un-.
derwear and have just received full line OF
same. Our prices are the same as at the
New York agency. Stock on hand consists
ofSocks, Hose, Cloves Knee Warmers, Chest
Protectors, Chidren's Vests and Drawers,
Ladies' Vests and Drawers, Ladies' Combi-
nation Suits, Mems Combination Suits, Mems
Vests and Drawers, &c. All sold for the
same charged at the New York office.
Sole agents also for the Ypsilanti system
of Underwear, of which we have full line.
Catalogues furnished when called for. for
either.
We also have just received full line of
the American Hosiery Company's Underwear.
Prices in all cases as low as in the larger cities
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

Earned runs. baltimore l; New York q Two
base hits, RrsIe. Three base hits, Davis. Doyle,
Van Haitreu. Stolen bases. McGraw, Rettz
Davis, Doyle, Van Haltren Double plays, Nc,
Graw. Reits and Brouthers; Fuller, Ward and
York i. Struck out. by Espcr 8; by Rnsie 2.
Sacrifice his, Brouthers. Keller. Brodie. Jen.
ninss, Ward. Left on bases, baltimore 2; New
York Z. First on errors. Baltimore l.. Time;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
BALTIMORE BEATEN
qae Now York Giants Win the
First Tempte Cup serios Game.
RUSlE Was THE STUMBLING BLOCK

over which che orlOlos Fell-Flyiog
JiDs Wonderful Performances as
chinicothe-A Nile Paced In 1:5s.
Saturdays Great Race at Morris
Park-whooIine Bowling League
neorgani1es for the Season "a
Double Championship Series.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

The Geo. F. Diez Rose Bud base ball
club would like to hear from the East
End Clippers for a game Of ball next
Sunday on the tunnel green. If &C.
cepted answer through to.morrow's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05
STATE OF Quo, CRY OF TOLEDO, | /.


FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is tho senior partner OF tho firm Of F. ].
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the
city Of Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF CArARRn that cannot
BIO cured by the use Of Halls CArARRn
CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF December,
A. d. 1856.
SEAL A. ". GLEASON,
49, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
and acts directly on the blood and muc.
Gus surfaces OF the system. Send Tor
testimonials, free.
]. F. ScHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
BD~s Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-10-05

Z. +. Hanke, the Wheeling roller
skater, who is matched to meet Bell, Of
rittsburgh, at tho Auditorium rink in
t latter city, on October %, in race for
tho Championship, 10 training hard at