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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-17
Free Concerts this Week

AS a special inducement to the Ia
dies during the clearance sale at Wall,
Nichols Company this week, the firm
will play, free of charge. selections on
the large new $500 orchestra Regina
music box during the hours of 10 to
II and to o'clock. This is an at
traction in itself, and will be sure to
attract many to the big store.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

/ wish to call the attention of the
Honolulu public to the fact that / am
running the only check restaurant in
the city, where you can order any
priced meal you wish and have it cook
ed fresh to your order. 1 am also pre-
pared to furnish ice cream in any GUAM
tity, well packed in ice and delivered.
Also, sandwiches and lunches of all
kinds at very reasonable prices. 1 So
licit trial and guarantee satisfaction.
z. POPPLETON,
Proprietor Home Bakery, 629 Fort
Street, Honolulu. Telephone, 555.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-17

jects are the Chinese Consulship for Sc
attic Reciprocity Treaty with Hawaii,
with special reference to its relations to
the beet sugar industry; Tea Inspector
for the Pacific Coast and annexation of
Hawaii The committee consists of
Messrs F'urth. CoIkett, Meem, Preston
and Ames, with the special Advisory
Committee Messrs. Webb and Brookes.
There was not much outside of reference
to these affairs done at yesterdays meet
~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-17
Ut IS THE BEST ON EARTH"

That is what Edwards & Parker
merchants Of Plains, Ga, say of Cham
berIain's Pain Balm, for rheumatism
lame back, deep seated and muscular
pains. Sold by all druggists and deal
ers. Benson, Smith & Co., agents for
H
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-05-17
Quarantine Matters.

All the Japanese who arrived on the
last japanese tramp steamer, with the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

Henry G. narier OF Detroit. has re-.
cciyed from Robert Askew. SECRETARY
treasurer Of the Northern Mineral
Mine Workers Progressive Union OF
America a letter saying.
Enclosed find literature relative 10
postofice savings bank. which has been
started In Duluth. MINI. hone you
may see your way csar to have the
same pushed In the lower peninsula %
4 shall DO all I can TO help this mat.
ter along" said Mr.. Barter. who il
president Of the Michigan Federation
Of Labor and secretary -treasurer OF the
lonsshoremen's international assocla.
ton.
The Enclosed literature. sent out IN.
der the auspices Of the Federated
Trades Assembly OF Duluth. IL pre.
pared by Don A. Palmer OF that city.
who has secured the pledge Of Con-
gresham Page Morris 70 introduce and
engineer the necessary bin. Il shows
the total Of savings lost through hank
failures during the past few years.
gives the foreign countries which have
adopted the system. and presents many
arguments for the scheme. Il d the
purpose TO secure the Unanimous peti.
ton oi organized labor aud as many
others as possible IN iis favor. and Ca
this end the endless chain system
oi petition has been adopted. Every
one receiving a postal card from Ar
Palmer on other person viii send a pc.
tition 20 his own Congressman, and
also send petition cards to ten others
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

"Eid" Layigne and Young Critic
we're % have boxed al tie Arena. On
Philadelphia. the other night. but the
former was unable 10 appear and. 20
allay the disappointment of the spec.
iators. Martin judge was engagcd 90
face the Australian. By whom be- was
altogether out1lassCd. the se,to heine
a farce.
Billy whistler and Marty McCge met
a the arena OF the South Beach Ath-
letlc club. on staten Island. recently.
they belng engaged Tor a twenty round
bout The hghtlng was fairly even
throughout. although whistler proved
the cieyeresi boxer. outpolntlng his
opponent. and the referee decided the
contest a draw At The end Of the stiru.
lated time.
The talk regarding q match between
kid" acCoy and Dan Creedon has 20
far amounted 10 nothing. A meeting
for the purpose Of arranging terms and
drawing un articles was arranged for,
hut Creedon did not appear. whercupon
Mccoy declared that he would not nav
any more attention to the hrhi talk Of
the AntipOdean. but would turn his al.
tention 10 Joe Choynskl. with whom Ne
stood ready 20 DO business In the way
Of match making at any time To suii
the latte.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

A fresh match has been made be-
tween Peter Maher aud Tom sharkey.
articles having been drawn up and
signed by the representatives Of the
principals. and Buck" Connolly cover.
INK. Il IL stated. the $500 which the
Californian deposited with Al Smith
before taking bis departure for the
old dart" The protocol states that
the men are 10 lght 20 a finish with
gloves of the regulation size. under
ouesnsberry rules. for 5000 a side and
such purse as may BE- offered By @
reputable club. the hght 10 take place
on Nov. I. or within ninety days after
posting the second and final deposit.
which is TO be- named on the day %
making the FINAL deposit and the win
ner Is 20 receive all moneys deponden.
On the match
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

From Detroit Press: Il read very
carefully the newspaper reports Of The
meeting In Mayor Maybury's ONCE last
Monday TO arrange for the care OF the
poor OF the city during the coming
winter" said Rezin Orr. the national
treasurer Of the street railway en-
ployos. TO Free Press representative
"and not one Of the gentlemen present
offered any plan for the permanent i'm
provcment Of the condition OF ths
poor. The prospect q that another
5000 viii be raised and alsburscd
for temporary charity the coming win
ter, the same a. last. and every poor
family viii be az bad on next spring
as u was this spring The times are
hard. but Michigan Is In q position 10
completely negative their effect N the
leading men Of the state viii have the
courage 10 adept the right policy-and
that IL a policy which will open up the
vacant lands Of the state 10 settlement
II tho poor were given a chance foI
their lives they would rush In AMI
possess these laniE. anG immigration.
once REGARDED as desirable. would make
Michigan the raitea Of the union. Il
viii never be done. however. while the
vsst money maklnf properties are *
elupied from taxation. or while the
poor man r. frst compelled 10 pay fog
worthless lands and then taxed Tor
making them valuahi-. Il viii not be
done while two public officials are en-.
ployed to do the work OF one. and each
given a salary from two TO I'VE time.
that accorded by business men and
methods for the same services: nor
viii q ever be done under a policy
which drains on the earnings OF ths
people In paying OF interest on debts
contracted for that which was not az
absolute necessity. ! would IKE "a
see q statement Of the aggregate wealth
taken out OF Michigan by the non-res.
ldent owners OF one mine. the Calu-
met and Hecla. with the total amount
Of revenue the people have received
from a In the shape OF taxes. / be-.
lleve e would make my contention "a
clear that even the wayfarer would
zee where the trouble lies"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19


Mexico's government has Been asked
20 rid the country districts Of horse
thieves.
When Senator Mills. Of Texas ras a
BOY ne used 10 make clgars Cor saie
HIS father grew the tobacco IN viz
finia.
Toacher-H How many bones ara there
IN the human bodyf Pupil don't
snov. haven't learned 70 ride a
wheel yet-nclrolt Pre- Press
Have sou bought any arsvofks 10
celebrate WITH inquired nroaco bob.
4 should say have replied Dsrrln-
ger Dan: -four gallons. -washlaelon
Star
An occurrence out % The usiai order
took place IN jslllco last veek. when
white couple were "iined" loseiAsr
by a negro parson. -Cha,ianoora
News
Rochester ~. 70 police have 80
ped neushoys from crying Papers "a
sunday. aud are beginning a kenefsl
var against yociiefous pedilo1 ana
hneksiers
Slmson Some ore save uf tof
drum iof a birthday pItl1li h Is
pfacd oui an right Tr errrran'
iiaa tol = gave him a pcekfl-toI.l. p
Detroit Ffco prcss
fuidy- Orimsy O. proud a. fat.Isr
over his wife buddy Wen. ehsI ~
ts He'd ought 10 be- fuddy -Thon
you've seen Orlmsya wife, naddy-
no, but I've seen Crlmsy -Boe,on
Transcript.
-Four students 81 the \. AZ G. A.
trairing school IN Springfield. Mas.
certify that af an experiment thur
BEARDED themselves ioF eight weeks ID
au average cost Of cents a meal Cor
eech person.
reacher-llou many divisions n
mankind ATE ihefel Bobby -Hs laa
iays Il ls divided into the people uho
earn a llylng without setting Il and
those who gci q living without ealnInr
lt--Cincinnat Enquirer.
An Engllsh trade paper says Ih.
latest Yankee craze a ARTIFICIAL Al.
monds They are made from lurnln.
and covered with a coating Of Relailne
When roasted thcF are stated 10 Be IN
dlsllngulshable from ne genuine
A professor 81 Trlnlly Collees. Duh.
ia, ovcrhearlng an undergraduate
swearing and making use d proIan|
lsnguese. rushed a him iIanItsl|s
exc'aImlng. "Af, yea aware n|I. ii.
too are Importing your immortal .oaI
and. What i Verse. |nturr,nr aa
= 5 1hnlinEl 1ouHshc'd Wor44
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

third hfleen pounds VIII prove pro-
rortionaieiy diiicuii. and u ~ las TIC
perseverance, to tackle The fourth Ia.
stallment Of fifteen pounds that ror-
ton Of the work viii present mort 4
ileultios than an the others comb u
The method that Sullivan ID phrfl-
Ing. and which will be used With IN
creaslng vlgor a. time passes is a sim
pie diet Of hard work. with none OF
the grand-siand theatres indulged IN
by the fighters OF the new school.
First comes a run on the road IN heavy
double sweaters. Sullivan started at
ten miles. and he will Increase this
10 fifteen later on. but he does not run
ore-tenth Of the distance. He gets
over the ground at a good, stla walk.
occasionally breaking into a slow jos.
but this makes him pun like a por-
polse
On his return he r. rubbed down un-
an bis skin IL dry and cool, and then.
Under q fresh get Of sweaters. he be-
I NilN W IANNH n NNNfN NNAhNfl NAtt
using fngerless Md gloves That Sui
livan can hit a. hard NJ ever IL plain
TO the observers Of this part OF bis
work. but ~ yet he cannot keep Il up
for any length Of time. Five two
minute rounds with the bag makes bin
blow like an exhaust pipe and causes
the sweat 10 pour on In big puddles.
After the bag work be takes an or.
binary skipping rope and starts on
with the viyaelty Of a schoolgirl. never
letting his heels touch the floor and
bounding up and down on hls toes with
remarkable agility when his weight Ia
considered. Each day he tries 10 In
crease the number Of skips Twenty
was the limit Of the first day. and now
he IL up 10 seventy-hve. IN bis palmy
days be could DO coo with comparative
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

An opinion Of vital importance "a
railroads and other corporations and
employees generaily has just been nled
by the Appellate Court at M. Vernon
m.
The suit was brought BY a former
irelgh' conductor OF the road 10 re-
cover 5000 on a declaration charelns
that. although the plaintiff had been a
faithful employe Of the railway com.
pany for ten years he was discharged
without cause. and that the customary
letter or clearance card. showing time
pi service and general capacity. was re-
fused.
Il IA alleged that the defendant road
and other railroads have custom.
which IL charged 10 Be a conspiracy,
not 20 employ a discharged employe Of
a read without such letter or clear
anee card. The court afarms the YER
dict Of gs75 awarded 10 the conductor.
IN lts decision the court says:
IT Il almost like depriving him tthe
conduelorl Of the right to earn 4 liv.
ms By The pursuit Of an honorable eAll.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

Absence Of Light and Animal life.
Some Of the effects Of the absence Of
light upon animal life we're strlklngly
revealed not long ago on the reopen
Ing OF an old mine near Bangor. Cal.
In a dry slope connecting two shafts
one Of the explorers was astonished
and startled 10 find a number OF flies
that were perfectly white. except the
eyes, which we're red. and directly aft
erwards he killed a pure white rattle
snake. The animals had lived In the
dry passages. where they had been
supplied with air. but not with light.
Il Is supposed that the flies were on
spring Of some that had been imprls-
Oned by the partial filling Of the mine
with water about thirty years ago
and that the snake. when quite young
had been washed down In a rain. A
few Of the ilea were exposed 10 light
In a glass case and resumed the col
ors OF ordinary houss files within 4
week.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

They raise all sorts OF freaks In New
Mexico. bot The most novel one report.
cd In many months II calf monsiro.
sity The COW that gave birth 10 u
belonged 20 the Ia Cueva Ranch Com.
pany. Tho calf had two perfectly
formed and fully developed heads
Joined 90 one body. That o.. there vai
apparently but one body. but an exam.
lnatlon revealed surprising things II
showed that the wonderful calf was
practically a double animal. There
were two fully developed hearts and
two sets Of lungs. two sets OF atom.
achs. and. In fact. two OF nearly an the
vital organs although some Of them
were merely rudimeniary, Another
strange thing about the strange call
was that & had a lfth leg. which vas
attached 20 the hrlsket % the animal
Now the calf d dead and wolves are re-.
sponslblo Tor the loss 90 the museum
managers of q great dRwinF card 4
pack o. Wolves attacked and killed boih
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

The American buffalo or bison has
been almost extermlnaied through the
greed Of hunters. but a herd OF twenty
owned by the Island Improvement com.
pany Is kept on Antelope island. IN the
Great Salt Lake. under conditions
which, Il Il hoped. will lead 10 their
Increase. The island Is thirty miles
long by six wide. and is virtually given
up 10 the animals. who Craze there IN
q seml-Wlld state During the past
year four calves were born. and the
future prograss Of this curious animal
colony viii be watched with great In.
toresi A herd Of bisons IL also kept
Ia Yellowstone Park.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19


Prom the Philadelphia Press. Glou.
r,sier dispatch John Van Der werf
about l5 years old. a bartender In this
eng. vas found buried up TO bis neck
"a mud IN marsh near Nowtown
Greek brldse this city. early this morn
Ing. BY Edward Carey. Carey was
saiklng along the tracts. when a small
dog came rushing toward him. whining
N p.ieous manner II then rushed
toward the marsh. and anally Carey
,11rFudsd- -nyesligat1-ihs cause Of
ne dogs actions. and started for the
marsh
When within o few yards of tho
nafsh Carey Vas startled 20 hear
moana Carey aroused Patrick Mea.
lsy hia son. Timothy Mealey: Daalcl
Kane and Frederick Emminson. who
an reside within a short distance o. the
nafih The searching party soon as.
ooful ihe cause of the small dogs
strange ad'ous. when Van Der Vert
Va f9und buried up 90 DIS neck % the
rnd Ne was evtricated. HAD the
fts11ig party been much longer In dls.
eollrlnr the mans position he would
~ probably disappeared below the
surface Of the soft mud.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

u. a. Burns. Of Traverse City. Mich.
has a dog that has established a record
as a fireman. ON two occasions Il has
exllnguished fires that would have de.
stroyed the houses but for the dogs
efforts. Il puts out the dre by rolling
on H. Once q lost most OF IT, hair
before the flames were subdued. The
dog Is a handsome ooller spaniel and
o. very popular IN Traverse City. where
its exploits are well known.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

heit. Eve years ago. he had 10 reduce
from 2i5 pounds TO 1870. and he man.
aged 20 accomplish this. although sew.
cral times be broke through an no.
slraint and drank with the freedom OF
a BoWery tramp Every glass OF liquor
undid the work OF days. aud after !
nlght OF sprceing he frequently gained
eight and nine pounds In weight. In
this respect sullivan Is a peculiar man
lie can work 81 seven pounds a day
easily, but his recuperatlvc powers are
70 active that the next morning he q
back to within a few ounces OF whcre
he was the previous morning. II he
allows himself the smallest latitude
he gains more than he loses. Train.
Ing with him Is a more difficult mat.
ter and a greater hardship than with
any other Of the big men corbeti sci.
dom weighs four pounds more than hls
fighting weight, and Il Is the same
with Filzslmmons. They have only "a
harden their strength and increase
their speed. but with Sullivan Il Il an
inoessant aght against the generosity
OF nature.
just now sullivan Is clatcd because
he has worked on fifteen pounds and
IL feeling stronger than for years. but
to set rid Of the next hiieon pounds
win require double The labor; the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

Twelve new unions have been or.
ganiKed At Galveston. Tex. during the
year.
Texas farmers are talking seriously
Of forming military branches TO carr3
on their alliance work.
Al the Tennessee state mines 100
coke ovens have been erected aud many
couvicts will be employed.
John Kane Of the United Mine Work
ers says there are 10000 miners IN
this country. or about 10000 more
than there are Jobs for.
There u q move on foot 70 have
retail clerks from Toledo. Detroit. Sag
NAV. Cleveland and other towns mesl
AZ Put-ln-Bay.
A new law % Idaho provides thai
none but citizens or those who have de.
clared their intention TO become citi'
Eens may be employed In the mines.
Hartford merchants who have agreed
10 make a rate on all goods sold q
members Of trades unions who
present checks showing their member
ship are reaplng quite a harvest
The Philadelphia shoeworkers de-
clare that the national union should
withdraw from the A. =. OF L. because
the latter body depends solely upol
the antiquated strike and boycott 4
cure social me.
The International Union Of Bicycl
Workers viii pay the A. =. OF l. or
ranizers the sum OF s. for each loca
union Of bicycle workers OF net lee
than ten members organized In an
city OF town where no local exists,
For the quarter ending March ,
ihers is shown d total membership q
s2Sa. OF this number 2.i5i are az
lively employed at the scale rates. ieaV
ing only 1872 unemployed. and thez
few are sustained by out-oi-work ben
eiits paid by the union.
In the general weakness and loss o
vitality shown by trades unions IN n
glass industry the organization o
green glass blowers Is striking cxccp
ton. That organization r. nov enjoy
ing a. great numerical and nnancia
strength AZ IL ever knew 10 lts bis
tory.
The entrance OF japanese imml
grants into California has attracts
I considerable attention there. tho1gl
the number Of japanese Who have thu
Gar arrived 20 obtain employment Il
the beet fields q small The men VIII
arrived were engaged with grca
promptness. a Circumstance which CAV
rise 10 the suspicion that they came q
the United States under contract q
labor. Up TO the present. at any rat,
the movement has not been OF sun
cient volume 10 justify the alarm ex
pressed over Il IN some quarters.
The Compressed AIR Workers q
America q new union that has bee
brought into existence By the work o
the new Eas; river bridge. New Yorl
The longest time that the men say the
can work In a day h elgh, hours. an
that at a moderate depth. Al area
depth. where the atmospheric pressur
Il very great. they say they cannc
work over three hours. with interval
OF rest between The schedule OF price
and hours Of labor a. prepared By N
union are a. follows. From IS 20 !
depth. s275 for six hours work: fror
70 TO 80 feet depth. - aud four hour
work; from 80 TO 20 feet depth. as
and two hours work; from % 70 10
feet depth. sS5o and one hour an
twenty minutes work. For ovcr,im
they win charge double rates.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19

ont Of me most dangerous lnhsbl-
iins Of the tropical forests Is the pun
iiisf. u d about ave feet Ia length.
int often a. thick as the calf Of q
mans ler This snake. n seen On a
nalural history museum. would appear
- ronsplcuous by reason Of he brill
liant coiorlng Of black. green and yell
os stripes. that one would fancy there
soold be no danger Of any animal
eonlng upon Il unawarcs. But take Il
b lu true home. where Il lies half
hatm IN the background Of leaves
nssn and brown and yellow-ln its for
e. environment. and you viii at once
- that lln stripes are Just ~ many
nlmellc designs meant 70 conceal Il
lum observation. The pun adder
arlkcs backwards. So n a touch dis.
,afbs Il on any part Of i,s long body
a. q lies resting. Il Immediately raises
Il head and strikes IN the direction
4 ne disturbance. And there d only
uas result death.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19
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Prom the MinnCapoll Times: A
gentleman who makes his home Al the
Hotel berkeley d the poasessor Of a
ane s. Bernard which deserves a gold
medal. The dog has developed a strong
nenehmt Tor stopping runaway horses
ana the last time the stop was accom-.
rf.hcd just On tive TO save a party of
ladies from serious injury am perhaps
verse Hla master was drlylng down
Portland avenue last Saturday when
hs was startled by cry OF Lockout
Ho turned and was Just In time TO
wheel bis horse out Of the way OF a
runaway. which was tearing down the
avenue. just ahead there was a party
aI ladics who could not possibly escape
What seemed certain death to some NJ
Them. when the dos. who had been
folIoNing and who seemed by instinct
a. comprehend the impending tragedy.
cave a leap aud caught the lines Of the
runaway between bis teeth. bis great
weight bringing the frightened animal
10 his launches. Just a. he was about
IA strike one Of the ladies. who seemed
TOO terrified TO move.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19


one day. while the great novel Of
The Newcomcs" was IN course of pub.
ilcatlon Lowell who was then In Lon
don. met Thackeray on the street Tho
novelist was serious On manner. and
HE looks and voice told Of woarlncsi
ard amStion. he saw TIE kindly In.
curry IN the poets ewes and said
Come into EKaus' aud I Nil Ten yor
an about q. have Killed the colonel
So they walked In and took table In
a remote corner, and then Thackoray
drawing the fresh sheets OF AIS. from
his breast pocket. read through that
oxQuisltely touching chapter which re-.
cords the death Of Colonel Newcomh
When he came to the final Adsum. he
tears. which had been swelling bis Ia.
for some time. trlcklod down Ma faco
and the last word was almost az mar.
llculats sob.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-19


II your seat d TOO hard 20 slt upon.
sirHd 10. n rock rises before you
ron Il away or climb over a. n yon
want money. earn "a. n you wish foi
confidence. prove yourself worthy Of
H. Il takes longer 10 skin an Gle.
plant than mouse. but the skin II
worth something. Don't be- content
with doing what another has done
surpass X. Deserve success and Il viii
come. The boy was not born man
The sun does not rise like q rocket
or go down like a bullet fred from .
gun; slowly but surely Il makes ita
round, and never tires. Il Is as easy
to be a leader as q wheel horse; n the
Job be long. the pay viii be greater; u
the task be hard. the more competent
you must be 10 do H.