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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-25
Looks Like Burglary.

AT 1870 a. M. Sunday officer Charles
Warren reported having found open
the dressmaking shop of Maria Faus-
tina at 1872 Fort street. The door had
evidently been locked. and it seems
that entrance was effected by pushing
it in. The bolt not having been slipped
we'll into the woodwork below, it was
not a matter of great difficulty to open
the door.
Lieutenant Chamberlain examined
the premises and found the furniture
strewn about and the drawers ran
sacked A police officer was stationed
there on. duty An investigation will
be made
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-25

and charges himself $6O32.27. Friday.
FEBRUARY 20, is appointed as the time
Tor hearing said petition and accounts.
Makanui has filed bonds as guardi-
an or the kahulikoa. minors. The
sum is $50
Magoon VS.. Ahmi was argued be-
fore Judge Carter Saturday morning
and submitted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-01-25
Ayers
Cherry
PeCtOral

For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, Influenza, and Incipient
ConsumptioIs no remedy approaches
Ayers Cherry PectOral. 1t has long
been the most popular and successful
anodyne expectorant in Pharmacy,
and is everywhere approved and
recommended by the Faculty. 1t
sOothes the inflamed membrane,
breaks up irritating mucus, allays
coughing, and induces repose. AS a
family emergency medicine, Ayers
Cherry Pectoral takes the lead. For
the relief and cure of Group, whoop-
ing-cough, sore throat, and all the
pulmonary troubles to which the
young are so liable. it is invaluable.
No household is quite secure without
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-12-12
TABLA EXACT A
DE CUENTAS FoRMADAS

aplicables al cobro de jornales,
fraccionados estos en- octave de
dfa, prin'ipiando. por' un, cuartO
y terninando en- Z dfas, con
precios eealonados desde un real
f'erte hasta tres pesos, y EXPIRE
sando cada Fraction su valor in.
trlnseco en- pesos, centavos y cen
tin,ocl de, catitoxo-..s . .e-r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-12-12
La Juvenfud

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o. mas atractiva mientras mas ea.
ludabie. Lila bellezA Y Ia salud van
casl siempre' juntas. La primAra
depende muy q menudo de la
segunda.oa.a srp
lCuantas caras enjutas y raqufti.
cas- serfan. bellas con solo recobrar
gug earnest Examinese ell grabado
anterior que, dieho, sea de past.,
Ilustra un case real. La primers
Gg1ra presezta q una ;6ven raaul.
Sica, extenuada.
Notese el' cambio en- "a fisonomsn
segun van reoobrandose las Games.
LA apariencia flsica, sinembargo. NO
es ell don principal ha deIgades
no ser1a question tan s6ria 81 de >slIA
no procedieran muy frecuentemente
la Tlsis, la Escr6fula y otraa oufav.
medades extenuantes.
Los raqulticos estan sr constantn
peligro9 FOR este motive tieDo
tanta Lana ESQ medicamente cue.
Prodece fuerzas y crea carnoe. ls
EMULSION DE SCOTT de aceit, "a
:,lgado de bacalao con hipofosAtoG
le aal sosa. Exijase ver q
stlqueta del hoMbGe con q baoalac
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-12-12

UNA COLUMNA Una vez3 vece6 Tn me3 I'm
The herald., 1897-12-07

do not wish to intimidate or provoke
China. Notwithstanding the grave in
justice done, we desire continuance of
her friendship. In addition to the mur-
der of the two German missionaries,
whom we cannot allow to be regarded
as outlaws, we have had a number of
other serious grounds for complaint.
We cannot allow the view to become es-
tablished in China that Germans can be
treated in manner which other nations
do not permit. German missionaries,
contractors, goods and vessels must be
respected exactly as those of other
countries. We are quite ready to con-
slider the Asiatic interests of the other
powers, feeling sure due regard will be
paid to ours. We wish to push no one
into the shade, but we demand our share
of the sun. Through the traditions Of
German policy we will, without unnec-
essary alacrity, but at the same time
without weakness, protect our rights
and interests prolonged cheers.)
Herr Barthel, the Freisinnige lead
er, said further light would be thrown on
the bill in committee. The Freisln-
nige party, he added, had no idea of
rejecting the measure summarily.
Count Won Jazdawski, the Polish lead
er, declared the Poles would not accept
the bill in it's present shape.
The house adjourned until tomorrow.
1t is deemed significant that 120 vol
unteers, including number of members
of the aristocracy like Count Won Kess-
Ter and the Prince of Thurn and Taxis,
are to accompany the expedition to Kiao
Chau bay with Prince Henry of Prussia
as it's commander.
The herald., 1897-12-07

peace" he said, and must arm our
selves for the eventuality of war.
why should German charge DAFT
faires be obliged to submit to be treated
with shameless arrogance by the blacks
of Hayti? And how was it that the min
lister carried his point? Because he had
only to telegraph in order to at once OBJ
tain efficient support"
Count Posadowski, minister for the
interior. was the next speaker. He said
the federal government had no idea OF
arresting social legislation.
Herr Schoenlank," he continued, mas
spoken of absolutist tendencies In GER
tain quarter, but IL Herr Schoenlank's
views ever find favor with majority of
the reichstag there will be no need OF
absolutism to destroy parliamentism.
(Cheers and counter cheers.)
The minister for foreign affairs, Ba-
ron Won Bulow, said: Herr Schoen-
lank's fears that we shall plunge into ad-
ventures are not well grounded. Inc
chancellor and his colleagues are not
men to seek useless quarrels. We do not
poke our fingers into every pie, but nev-
ertheless Germany must not renounce
her claim to have a share Of the coun-
tries having rich future. In times past
when Germany resigned the land to one
neighbor and the sea to another she kept
for herself only the heavens where pure
doctrine dwells. The object of the expe-
dition to Kiao Chau bay Is to obtain sat
isfaction and greater guarantees against
the repetition Of such occurrences. We
The herald., 1897-12-07

sol members. There were dve vacancies
from death or resignation during the re-
cess, and the credentials of the MEM
bers-elect were read by direction of the
| Speaker, who then made administration
of oaths to them. They were F. M.
Grit, Democrat, successor to the late
Judge Holman in the Fourth Indiana
District; H. c. Boutelle. Republican, of
Chicago, who succeeded Edward D. Cook.
deceased James Norton, Democrat, OF
the Seventh South Carolina District. who
succeeded John L. McLaurin, now Sem
ator George p. Lawrence. Republican,
of the First Massachusetts District, who
succeeded Ashley E. Wright, deceased,
and ]. N. Griggs. Democrat, OF the Third
New York District, who succeeded Fran
els w. Wilson, who resigned to accept
the position of postmaster at Brooklyn.
The credentials Of Mr.. Griggs had not
yet arrived, but the oath was admins
tered to him by unanimous consent.
On motion Of Mr.. Hopkins. Republican.
Illinois, the clerk was directed to notify
the Senate that the House was ready for
business, and on motion of Mr.. Dingley.
the floor leader, a resolution was adopted
for the appointment of a committee Of
three to join the committee Of the Senate
to wait on the President and inform
him that Congress was ready to receive
any communication he desired to make.
The Speaker selected Messrs. Dingley
of Maine, Grosvenor of Ohio and Bailey
of Texas for this honor.
On motion of Mr.. Henderson Of Iowa.
a member of the Committee on Rules,
the rule at the extra session Of three
day adjournments was vacated, and
daily sessions, to begin at noon each
day, were ordered.
There being nothing to do but await
the reception Of the Presidents message,
the House recessed until 1920 p. m. When
the House reconvened another recess of
of twenty minutes was ordered.
When the House reassembled at 1:40
the committee appointed to wait upon
the President came down the middle
aisle and reported that the committee
had performed it's mission.
"The President was pleased" said the
committee, ito send the House his re-
spectful salutation and to inform them
that he would communicate with them
in writing"
On motion of Mr.. Dingley the mes
sage was referred to the committee Of
tNe Whole anu OTueTeu pIlHtSO.
Mr.. Lawrence, Republican, of Massa-
chusetts, then officially announced the
death of his predecessor, the late Rep |
resentative Wright, and Mr.. Allen, DEM |
ocrat, of Mississippi, the death Of Sem
ator George.
Out of respect to their memories the |
house AT 3:05 p. m adjourned sine die.
OFF FOR CANTON
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-President |
Mckinley left Washington at 1920 |
o'clock tonight to return to the bedside |
of his mother at Canton. With him |
were Mrs. Mckinley, Mabel Mckinley, |
Miss Barber, Mrs. Abner Mckinley, As
sistant Secretary Day, A. ]. Duncan, |
two maids and the steward of the White |
House. The party occupied the special |
Pullman car Newport, which was at |
tached to the rear of the regular west |
ern express. According to schedule, the |
train is due in Canton at 10 o'clock to- |
morrow, but upon receipt Of unfavorable |
news from Canton it may be rushed |
through on special time from any point |
beyond Baltimore.
The herald., 1897-12-07
IN HUMBERT'S HANDS
The italian Ministry Formally Re-
signed This Morning

ROME, Dec. 6.-The Cabinet meeting
this morning was signalized by the Cab
met formally rendering it's resignation
to King Humbert, who reserved his de-
cision. 1t is expected that the Marquis
di Rudini, the present Minister, will be
entrusted with the task of reforming the
ministry.
The resignation of the cabinet fol-
lowed the resignation Of Minister of
War PellouX, which was brought about,
according to report, in consequence of
the action of the chamber Of deputies in
amending the bill dealing with other
army promotions, which was opposed by
the minister of war. But the Rome cor
respondent of the Morning Post of Lon
don asserts that the resignation Of the
minister of war was only a political
move undertaken in order to make it pos
sible for the Marquis di Rudini to secure
a unanimous ministry. This correspon-
dent adds that the ministers of finance,
justice and public works in the retiring
cabinet will not appear in the cabinet
which the Marquis di Rudini is expected
to form
The herald., 1897-12-07
A Storm Predicted

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.-The
weather bureau has ordered storm sig
nails displayed from San Francisco to
Puget Sound. A strong southeast gale
is reported along the Oregon coast, and
the indications are that 1t will equal in
violence the storm that swept the coast
about the middle Of last month. San
Francisco Is on the outer edge of the
present storm, and no reports were made
today that would indicate danger to sea-
going vessels near this port. The fish
ing fleet that went to sea this morning
encountered considerable wind outside
and returned to port, fearful that the
gale would increase in violence suffi-
ciently to endanger small craft.
The herald., 1897-12-07
Dme costumes Of the ladies added much

tome costumes Of the ladies added much
% the brightness of the scene.
Precisely at noon the gavel Of Vice.
President Hobart fell and the Senate
was called to order. The invocation was
delivered by Rev. w. H. Milburn, the
blind chaplain. He made beautiful
and touching reference to Our be-
loved President" who awaited news
from the bedside of his mother, to whom
he is devoted, and prayed that she might
have a peaceful passage to the celestial
sphere.
Seventy-seven responded to their
names on the roll call.
The venerable Mr.. Morrill,, of Ver-
mont, was first recognized by the Vice
President. He offered resolution,
which was passed, in the usual form.
that the Secretary inform the House
that the Senate was in session and
ready to proceed to business.
Mr.. Allison, of Iowa, presented reso-
luton that committee of two Senators
be appointed to join a like committee
from the House to inform the President
that Congress was in session and pre-
pared to receive any communication
which he might desire to make to 1t.
The resolution was passed and the Vice
President named Allison and German as
the Senate Committee.
By resolution of Mr.. Cullom, of Him
ois, the time of daily meetings of the
Senate was fixed at noon. On motion
of Mr.. Hale, Of Maine, a recess was then
taken until / o'clock.
At 1880 the Senate assembled and the
committee, headed by Mr.. German, re-
ported. He said q like committee from
the House had waited upon the Presi-
dent and informed him that the branches
of Congress were in session and were
ready to receive from him any message
he might desire to present to them.
Mr. Allison said that the President
would communicate to Congress in
writing. and he expressed the hope that
the deliberations of Congress might re-
suit in great good to the country and
reflect honor upon itself.
The Presidents message was pre-
sented by Mr.. Pruden, the Presidents
Assistant Secretary, and at 1875 o'clock
laid before the Senate and read.
The herald., 1897-12-07

In the lower house Of the Hungarian
parliament at Buda Pesth today bill
was introduced by Baron Banffy. the
premier. prolouging for year the aus
gleich, or compact. between Hungary
and Austria proper. without reference
to any action on the same subject in the
present Austrian government
Baron Banffy's bill provides that the
economic relations between Hungary
and Austria be prolonged unchanged un-
til December 81. 1898. The enactment,
however, will lapse II new ausgleich
Is constitutionally concluded before
then.
In the event of a new ausgleich not
being concluded by May 1, 1898. the Hun
garian government will submit to par
Lament bills providing for definite reg
ulation Of the economic relations be-
tween the two states, which measures
will come in force a the end Of the year
1898.
The herald., 1897-12-07
Water for Sugar Makers

OAKLAND, CAL, Dec. 6.-The new
beet sugar refinery at Crockett. of which
Geo. w. McNear is the head, will receive
it's water supply from the San Joaquin
river, that stream being tapped at An
tioch and the water piped to Crockett.
a distance of thirty-five miles. Surveys
for this pipe line, which will be one Of
the largest in the state, exceeded in size
only by that Of the Spring Valley Water
company under the bay of San Fran
cisco, have been made. Surplus water
will be used to supply towns or manu-
factories located along the proposed
line.
The herald., 1897-12-07
Bridge Builders Bruised

MODESTO, CAL, Dec. 6.-Word has
been received here of serious accident
last Saturday on the Turlock canal. five
men We're on the bent Of the fiume. 100
feet high, lifting another bent with the
assistance of donkey engine. Sudden
ly the whole bent gave way and the five
men fell to the ground. Frank Pine and
Chas. Nelson each broke both legs. VIM.
Greenfield had his ear cut and his spine
and hip injured. A man named Parks
was bruised all over and a stranger was
badly shaken up. The attending physl-
clan believes that all will recover. The
bent of the flume was Of heavy timbers.
but all were splintered.
The herald., 1897-12-07
Inhumane Soldiers

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 6.-There are
two regular army officers here who have
been for two weeks conducting mill
tary survey hereabouts. They have
two horses with very sore backs and
they propose leaving here for Stockton
tomorrow on the backs of these suffering
steeds. officer Healy Of the local hu-
name society told them today II they
rode the injured horses away he would
arrest them. The soldiers laughed at
him and said the civil authorities could
not stop them. Healy says, however,
that he will, and there may be some fun.
The herald., 1897-12-07
SIXTY IN DANGER
One Person Killed and Several Injured
at Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. 6-Fire
broke out in the Lake House, four
story structure at Lake and Ferry
streets, at $3.50 this morning. Sixty peo-
pie were asleep In the hostelry at the
time. Charles Patterson, a dock la
borer, lost his life. being overcome by
smoke.
The following were injured In jumping
from the building.
AUGUST HESHMAN, jaw broken;
DAVID BAKER head cut;
THOMAS O'BRIEN, leg sprained and
head bruised;
ROBERT POTTER, head cut;
FRANK MELLAND, hands and legs
sprained.
The pecuniary loss is small.
The herald., 1897-12-07
The Drevfus Case

PARIS, Dec. 6.-La Patrie says that
the inquiry being made into the charges
against Count Esterhazy will include
an investigation Of an attempted cor
ruption of government officials in efforts
to induce them to assist Alfred Dreyfus,
the condemned former officer Of artil-
lery, to escape at the moment he was be-
ing embarked for French Guiana.
The herald., 1897-12-07
Now Engrosses Reichstag
Attention
PLAINTIvE PLEAS ARE MADE
By oBEDIENT SERVANTS OF THE
KAISER
Social Democratic Opposition to the
Emperor's Scheme Exhibits It.
self With Promptitude
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
BERLIN, Dec. 6.-The reichstag to-
day began the debate upon the first read
ing Of the government naval bill. The
imperial chancellor, Prince Hohenlohe
made a statement on the subject, say
ing: 1--WE absolutely require an efficient
The herald., 1897-12-07
Sacramento Sewage

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 6.-Judge Hart
of this county today overruled the de-
murrer Of the defendant in the case Of
Baird and others against the city Of
Woodland. a suit brought to have tho
sewage system Of that city abated as a
public nuisance. Judge Hart heard the
case while occupying the Yolo bench for
Judge Grant
The herald., 1897-12-07
Needs His License

vISALIA, CAL, Dec. CIV. H, Hev-
rem has commenced suit against the
board of trustees OF Tulare to restrain
them from revoking his saloon license.
He alleges that the proceedings In the
incorporation Of Tulare were illegal.
The validity Of the municipal govern
ment is attacked.
The herald., 1897-12-07
Alsin II Alive

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 6.-The sudden
death of Edwin H. Palmer an Oakland
real estate dealer, yesterday, somehow
caused a rumor to reach here that Ed
win X. Alsdp. the local real estate man,
had committed suicide.
Mr.. Alsip Is at Rio Vista visiting his
father, and not being here to personally
deny the report, there seemed to be
plenty Ito credit 1t.
The herald., 1897-12-07
MORE RIoT1NG
An Anti-Hebrew Disturbance Startec
at Bucharest

BUCHAREST, Dec. 6.-An anti-He-
brew riot was started here yesterday by
a mob of Roumanian students. The dis
turbance was caused by the circulation
of rumor that a Roumanian had been
murdered by mob Of Hebrews. Many
excesses were committed during the dis
turbance, which was finally quelled by
the police, who made a hundred arrests.
The herald., 1897-12-07
The Wire Trust

NEW YORK, Dec. GA member Of the
firm Of J. Pierpont Morgan G. Co. today
admitted the truth of the report con-
cerning the consolidation of the wire in
dustry throughout the country. He
stated that the details had not yet been
perfected. The firm Of J. p. Morgan q
Co. is supposed to be financiering the
combination. It was said today that
Chas. Coster of that firm is the prime
mover in the proposed consolidation.
The herald., 1897-12-07
Burned to Death

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Dec. 8.-Jack Nc
Quade, an old man living on Peterson
ranch near here, has been burned to
death in his own house. The body was
found in the ruins.
The herald., 1897-12-07
Australias Harvest

ADELAIDE, South Australia, Dec. g.
The harvest prospects Of this colony
are not favorable.
The herald., 1897-12-07
FUNDS NEEDED
To Carry the Nation Over
the Year
GAGE SUBMITS ESTIMATES
OF PROBABLE EXPENSES OF THE
GOVERNMENT
The Total Exceeds the Amounts Ap-
propriated by About Thirty-Two
Millions Dollars
Associated Press Special wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
WASHINGTON. Dec. g. Secretary
Gage today transmitted to Congress the
estimates of appropriations required for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1899, as
furnished by the several executive de-
partments. The total amount called for
in the estimates is s462,647. 1856, which Is
about $S2. 100000 in excess of the appro-
prlations of 1898. including deficiencies
and miscellaneous, and about $41 ,000, 900
more than the estimates for 1897. The
recapitulation by the Secretary is as
follows. cents omitted:
ESTIMATES FOR 1899
Legislative establishment......... $4,465.5S2
Executive stablishment.......... 20025. asa
Judicial establishments. ............ 6S7,620
Foreign intercourse. ............... 1850, ,420
Military establishments........ 24.620,O ,O43
Naval establishments. .............. 29. .929, $3.50
Indian affairs. rs....................... 7,376,617
Pensions 141 257. 30
Public works. ks....................... 1864, ,1S4
Postal service. 604S, 1l2
Miscellaneous ..................... 35,1S7. 402
Permanent annual appropria-
tions ........................ Ill, $50. .220
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-27

GiDtlbien5tz@ pmmiffion unb bes 9taatsos.
partements eine 2iIte BON 8eperbern qeI6af-
fen tperbe, aus pel9sr Der prGii6ent feline
Muspabl treffen tOnne; in G6nli9er @eiIe
t6nnten AUDI Die 8ef0rberungen borgenomz
men perben. Der 8eibe6altung fGbiger &onz
Iuln i'm Nmte rebete 9err Straus trGfti0F
6as Mprt.
Die @%rfenntniB Der G9pd9e lit gep06nz
li4 Der erite @4ritt, Die beRernbe 9anb an
3ule9en. SaB uni r &onIularbiemit i'm IN
gemeinen elm i4le3ter unb unaurei4enber 1T,
pirb allgemein a~ugetanben; 8oniuln, Die
i4On ldnger i'm 9ienfte unb als tii9tig amer
tannt iin6, pie 3. g. Mafon in 5rantfurt
ODER @oIof4mibt in Berlin geben bas un=
umpunben gu unb Derlangen einbringli3it
cine &efprm bes Sienites.
90 lunge pplitif9e 5anblan9er ouF bic
@mpfeblung BON Senatoren unb anoeren
groBen un6 tleinen poIititern &pnIulate err
lungen unb in Elm 2anb gef9idt tperben 4Dnz
men, befen Spra6e unb @eI9i6te, belIen
Snonitrie unb 9anbel tie ni9t tennen. IL
lange fam AUDI Der Sienf niAt OerbeIiert
perben.
McainIeb bat bereits me6rfa3e MiBz
griffe gemubt, lit bO4 iogar sinigen ser Oon
t6m ernannter1 unb bonn Stddte beItdtigten
&oniuln bas @%requatur, b. +. bic 4usiifung
Der Sunttionen, ~bertpetgsrt poroen. Oas
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Wirb Dem prdfibenten 3. 9. Der Same
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beiben SGinoiIer Senatpren auf's @Irmite
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ben 8irgern unter Die g2aie gebalten, oann
tann man es benz Brdiibenten tpubrli9 ni9t
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