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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-13

ANTONIO PATRUZIO, the former pres
dent OF the National Mosaic Company, is
conducted toy The company az usual. JOHN
ZANlbi, President. Item
PRINTING Good. cheap, prompt circulars
4OC. per 600: Typewriter circulars
$50 per 900, up. ZEiGLER, Printer,
$40 st NV. iyl33t
INTERIOR DECORATING as a pant OF
our business that we give special at
tenuOn TO. We do the finest work
ASS small pTices. Rooms papered with
non, stylish paper, only 81 up. F. u.
NOLTE, $40 9Th ST. No branch Jyl l-tf
500 good envelopes, printed, 40 cents
LON PRICE PRINTING CO, 63l +
st. NV WILT
sELBl has received the second lot of
those blue aud black serge coats and
vests. 90. iailor-made, value, SO, skele-
lon lined absolutely last coor; pants 20
suit s.; child's wash suits. 4sc. up;
office coats, &c upward, straw hats al
most give3 away; car fape free; ladies'
III oAfords, 5Uc, at 1903 Pa ave. NV.
1ys-6t
GENTLEMAN holding position OF spe-
with clerk OF class / or IL in anot her de
partHfeut- Address, giving part iculars,
CLERK EXCHANGE, l.. o Box Ala. city
JyS-7t
PRINTING AND BoOKBINDING.
Printing geo cards, 75c; 500 envelopes,
iuen5s, zoe; binding magaki ies, 5Oc'
miscellaneous books rebound O. r.
VILLA Ms, 6l5 18th st NV. ie6-tr
NOTICE 10 BRICkLA YEKS-If YOU wan.
front sand, drop postal to A. h. CLARka
CO., l237 III IT. ne. je3o-l5t-uin
THE EXCHANGE AUCTION HOUSE, No
1881 and $50 ii st. NV, Is now ready
10 receive your conSlgnme nts, n YOU de
sire TO dispose or any personal effects
Gall and see Us or send as a card ano We
wIn call on you or send for your goods
Regular sales every Thursday at d % clocy
for furnitaTe, horses aud CARRIAGES, Mar.
ness. &c at Ia. This Is Que of the finest
locations In the city for an auction busi-
hess; We Will promise you good prices aud
THOMAS j. OWEN, Auctioueer
j. Z. hORBACH, Manager.
1e22-lm,em
EMRICH's wood, oak or pine. sput or
blocks, S3 one-hair cord; crop postal
oio d ave &C. 1el FL lno,eIn
TYPEwRITEHS repaired at reduced rates;
all hlSh-gTade MAJ hines bought, sold a nd
exchanged; rented, with privilege of pur-
chase. NEW Nan 5, GIL Seventh st.
Jelo-lm-eJn
FULL d RESS suits for hire, 81, atJULIUs
CoHENS, llo4 1th ST. NV. Jel-lf
I WONDER who pays the highest prices
for gents casI-ofI clothing; drop postal
SAUL BROS, s23 ID 81. NV. myl 5-3n4o
al IhE Business Office of The Time.
you Will IND window Cards or all de-
scriptlons-,rable Soard,' Furnished o,
UnfurnIsned Rooms, 'Cnfunished hooms,"
FURNISHED Rooms, With or Without
Board, Furnished Rooins, With Board"
Furnished Rooms Five cents 10 the
prlce OF each card. ap2l-tf
FCRNITC RE moved; largest 2-horse load,
$3.50: l-horse loads, 81 30; pianos, So:
furniture packed and shipped, Experienced
nIen only, storage. COLUMBIA TRANS
En- CO., 323 LIZ ST. NV. 'fnone yoO
myy-u
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FOR RENT-436 II st. NV, 2 nicely fur
rooms for housekeeping; cheap. Jyl st
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-13

LOsT-Sunday, pocketbook, containing
Si20 ana private papers; reward. 5p2
Iyth ST NV iyfJ- n
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-13

FOR RENT-Three rooms on I'd floor,
yenience i4O2 9th St NV jy13-3t,em
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SITUATIONS wASTED-MALE.

y = = o
WANTED BY a young man % years of
age, situation as collector; experienced:
best Of refs. aS TO ability. honesty and So
briefly. Address j +. BURKE, SOC II St
NV. Jyl3-3t-em
KANTED-By baker, steady situation;
nTst-ciasS Vienna. French, and Ameri-
can bread and rolls aud also cake baker.
Oh. BAER, l743 nth st. NV. 5y13-3tem
WANTED Young man, steady, sober, 10,
deaieS ciilpIoynlent M n, this office
lylx-3t EN-
AANIED-By a young ooiored man, po-
6tion OF most any kind; thoroughly uncer-
SANDS horses. and can furnish good refs
Address No. l441 \ ST NV. jyI 2 3t-en
wAAIED-A hardware and fire Insurance
clerk, with 3 = years experience, de-
sires a position. Address a AN, tins Of
nee. Jylz-3ten
WANTED-By a young coloTed man, a
place as porter cor driver Call or adj
dress =. W. TAYLOR, l23 Pierce st. NV.
Jyl2-3trem
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EDUCATIONAL,

WANTED-By q teacher of experience, to
give in st ruction In Greek, Latin or Ger
man; Address u. A.. Phi. d., this office.
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FOR RENT-Fur. or unfur. rooms, with
hoard. 3025 / 4th st. NV, Mount Pleas
ant jy13-3t,cm
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-13

SHOULD be read daily. as changes may
OccuI at any time.
FCTeiSa Mails FOR the week ending July
II close pIOnpJiy at This office a. follows ):
IraBsatIauIic Mails.
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FOR RENT-Two pleasant rooms; fur
nished, for housekeeping or dodgers;
southern exposure: large closets; bay win
dows; aicove; summer rates; private fam
lily; adults. 421 II st. NV. Jy12-3t
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FOR SALE-1S97 Eclipse bicycle; little
ridden; splendid condition; spot cash, 500.
Address ECLIPSE, this office. jy12-3t
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FOX RENT large rooms and closets; FUR
nisbed or unfurnished; cheap furnished
room, ga per month. Ill ID st.Hw Item
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HELP wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.


WANTED-Five colored boys or girls To
canvas good pay. MRS. HUGHES, 3I4
Maine ave. sw Jyll-3t
MANTED-At City Intelligence office,
cooks, walters, general house work ers,
poltels, drivers, nurses, laBndresSes, CHAMP
maids, cleaners, boys, laboIers dish
washers; quickest place TO get work
SHACkLEtOkD'S 427 18th 81. NV.
jyS-1t
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LOST-Saturday evening, a dark collie
dog: white spot on neck; tag No. SOC.
Reward N returned 20 2l24 l. St NV.
X-2I-em
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sELBl has received the second lot of
those blue aud black serge COATS and
vests, go. tailor made, value, SO. skele-
Ton lined. absolutely last coior; pants 20
office coats, &c. upward, straw mats al
most give3 away; car 1ape free; ladies'
ri oAIords, DOC. al 1903 Pa. ave. DIV.
1ys-6t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-13

ATLASs, wonderful clairvoyant and card
reader, tells your past and future life; al
ways home, 20 and soc. 1102N ave NV.
VILLA
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:. = 80 STAR builder. Rear s21 ID
~.
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FOX RENT-FOr light hOuskeeplEg "a dHu
Sd floors furn.: all mod. imps-, every
thing complete. No. 3CS 10Th TT. sw.
lyl3-3tefn
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FOX KENT Nice cool room, fur. or unfur.;
convenient 70 14th st. cars; rent reas-
enable. 1852 Fla. ave. NV. 1t
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FOR RENT-Large fur room, So; also
small room for So; both front: III ID
ST. NV. jyl3-3tem
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NANTED-A nose IN tat tanse Ion q go
new Napor stove, or VIII lake a wheel
4. BJCHNALD, vienna, Va
lyl2-3u,em
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-13

FOX SALE-We have moved our CONNER
cal Exchange OffIce 10 6lO ri. NV;
III you want To buy or sell store, see
COMMERCIAL. $40 + st. NV. lyl 3-3tem
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| 500 good envelopes, printed, 40 cents
LON PRICE PRINTING CO, 63l +
| st NV. Jyll-7t
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FOX RENT-3 or unfinished rooms on
I'd floor; noIth and south exposure; bath
on noor. 30s h ST. he. Jy123t-em
FoR RENT-UDfurnishefi: 9 lovely cool
rooms: ON second floor: bath adjoining;
north AID south exposure: new house. Dice
Deighborhood. IS l ST. ne. jyi2-3t
FUR HEHT-706 18th st. NV, unfur., I'd
story ROOMS; balcony front; cool, pleas
ant, single or en- suite. jyli-3t
FOR RENT-ThTee unfurnished rooms on
ID floor; large and airy; suitable for
light housekeeping; bath on same floor;
terms very reasonable. Call, after d. m,
la14 CoICoran st. NV. jyI1 ct
FOX RENT-2Z5 T. st NV; unfur.:
rooms and bath; second floor Jyl1-3t
FOR RENT Parties seeking rooms for light
housekeeping can find several at 1915
Sth st NV. for adults onfy refs required:
Premises occupied by Owner jy1O-6t-em
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GEN TLEMAS holding position OF spe-
clal pension examiner deSi res TO exchange
with clerk OF class l or IL IA another de-
parlnieut. Address, giving part iculars,
CLERK EACHANGE, 4. o Box Ala. city
JyS-7t
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FOR RENT-So2 X st. NV: lovely 2d-
story room; facing Mt. Vernon Park.
only 81 30 per week to good tenant.
1yll-3t
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NINE. DAVIS, born Clairvoyans and card
reader; tells about business removes
spells and evil Influences; relInites the
separated, and gives luck to all: cures
piles and drunkenness 122S 25th nc.
NV. 1yS-I mD-em
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-07-13

FOR SALE-Nan's high-grade standard
make bicycle; used L week: SIS cash.
No 3 Q st ne, West lexington. JyS-6t-em
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FOX RENT Rooms complete for light
housekeeping; "a Moor; gas, bath; very
rtasonabIe. GA 9Th ST. sw. VEIN
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WANTED-Situation by an experienced
meat cutter. Address 2Ol2 Sth ST. NV.
Jye-6t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dresses to make cheap
during Jnly and August. Please call at
63o A 81 sc. Jyl3-3t eIn
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FOX SALE--A lunch room making Sl25
per month profit; rent, $40 for house and
dlnlng-room. COMMERCIALEXCHA
olU r st. NV jy1 = 3tem
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOX SALE 3 fine lunchrooms; cheap.
Jyl33t-em
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IIDsT-On 8. G. ave, velvet Opera lag,
reward NEELEl'S Drug sioIe,
VI
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FOX RENI-turmshed elegantly, fine,
large, cool rooms, "a and I'D floor, single
or Ell suite, or responsl bic person TO take
charge OF entire house, owner TO remain as
Doarder; best REFS required 1lo4 9th st.
NV. Item
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WANTED-A painter TO occupy a Groom
house Oh IlGrun st, Lear 10th st. eX-
tended, aud pay Tor same In work. Room
L., Wash. Loan * Trust Bldg. Item
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FOR SALE-S125 March racer; slightly
used: Palmer tires, Brown saddle 40
reasonable offer refused. COXY, 1913
9Th st. NV. Iyl
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LosT-A Iady's skirt, on July 10. 1897,
on 9th ST., between g and l. sts.: reward
SO7 9Th ST. iyll-3t
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y AAitD-A cieanl shipIef, Nllh finn
TO rs sal. Per day. LACf'S Ice Cream
PafIoIs. 6Ul -bo3 n. \ ave NV.
lyl 2-3i.eIu
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uANTED-M MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED "A bakers oven. must be cheap
Tor ga sn. Address us "a ne. Item
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| MANTED-By white man, position as
waiter WAITER, this Office
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FOR SALE-Riders, attention. By order
or the different storage hOeses we rep
resent, l am offering all hlgh-grade bicy-
cIcs and tandems for ladies and gents at
tire greatest attractive Strengthening prices
or the year. Advances made on these goods
must he collected. ana, therefore, above
sacrifices Will lie made. Such higb-grade
bicycles as Syracuse, Rambler, Columbia,
Worlds, etc, etc. new and slightly used
Will he offered at this, the greatest bar
gain sale or the year. SundrieS aud parts
Will be sold also, and no reason able offer
Will be refused. Bicycles bought outright
and exchanged, and taken on storage.
NEW lORk BICYCLE CO, 434 sih st
iNlI-7f
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LUST-Un Sunday evening, July IL,
diamond stud. Liberal reward IL re-
turned after Also p. N. 70 52O st st.
NV JyI2-d, em
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LOST-My jobi Also pocket card case
containing three IS bills and cares, bet.
u and Il SIS. NV. /, about p. m. Monday;
probably ON 9TH 1t. cars. Return tO Gls
ttn Sc NV and receive reward. 1t
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LOST.

LoST-Bunch of keys. Finder please bring
90 NO. Szs n. j. ave. and receive rev arG-
JyI3-5t-em
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LOST-GOl d-headed umbrella; on cable
cars or near Corcursn Art Gallery; name
john McsweeDey, Amsterdam, y. Y. :"
ON handle. So reward for return 10
SO2 I'D st. NV. Jyi2-3t
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wANTED-wm pay 500 for a position
paying $50 or SEQ a month. ADDRESS
IA. IS. C., this Office. jyl3-3t
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FOR RENT-Large, nicely furnished room;
southern exposure; gentlemen only; $40
per month. 430 nj st. NV. Jy11-3t
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WANTED Parties that are in the market
for typewTllers can save a large dis
count Toy addressing PHILLIPS, this or
nee. 1N1l-3t
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PERSONALS.

MRS. BRO wNING,
Baths, Massage and Chiropody.
S02 18th St NV. "a floor
Strictly first-class attendants jyy-7t
MASSAGE AND BATH by lady assistants:
T02 3th st. NV: manicure and chirOpo-
QiSt. WILT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-22
am II" Mr.. Bronson Howard is the

am II" Mr. Bronson Howard is the
first playwright to leave that out.
Mr.. Frawley and Mr.. Levers were
young looking omcers, though the same
might be said of Worthing. Mr.. Fraw-
ley gave very fine touch to his love-
making scene with Jennie Buck
thorn" Miss Wren) Mr. Levers, by
the faithfulness with which he inter-
preted the character of Confederate
officer evidenced to his friends and all
others that he has not mistaken his
vocation and that he is an established
man of the stage.
Herbert Carr and Frederick Perry
were just what the Honolulu public eX-
pected they would be when Mr.. Fraw-
ley sent favorable advance notice con-
corning the two new members of his
company Mr.. Carr was superb in his
pOrtrayl of the honest husband who
could not accredit ill-thoughts of the
wife and of the stern but loving father
who never forgot that he was soldier
and man. Mr.. Perry had more of a
character part and gave a most skill
full finish to it, He is bound to become
a great favorite.
The little Wren has won those who
sit before the stage. She came, she
was looked upon and listened to and
she conquered Miss Wren is an artist
Else she would never have been in
Daly's New York company. That fact
however, would not enter into the cal
culations of Honolulu audience un-
less there was that charm and mag
netism which the work of the successor
of Hope Ross requires. Miss Lille
Wren is equipped and trained. She
looks a little bit of a person and is
just brimming full of spirits. She
shows girlish naturalness and in
Shenandoah was entirely able to
know that war was on. There is likely
to be a quarrel over the color of Miss
Wren's hair. Some say it is r-e-d-red
That may be. Back in New York State
there is town about forty miles the
other side of Auburn. If the writer
could only remember the name of that
town, the color of Miss Wren's hair
could be given at once.
There was a good house for the ma
tinee Saturday and Arabian Nights
was well liked.
About 200 more seats for the play
could have been sold Saturday night
People were turned away before half
past seven. The house was Bit
larger than Ensign" had last year
Tuesday night, "The Railroad of Love-
Thursday, "Sue;;" Saturday matinee
"The Great Unknown" Saturday night
''The Fatal Card"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-22
TIE PLANTERS.
Association Meets for Annual Con.
ventiOn Today


At 10 o'clock this morning, Presi-
dent John F. Hackfeld will call to or
der the sugar producers who are to at
tend the annual meeting of the Hawai-
ian Planters Association The Assem-
bly, Room in the Robinson block, cor
ner of Nuuanu and King, will be used.
Here the Association has it's labora-
tory.
Reports of the various officers and
committees will be heard and there
may be some discussions, though the
planters are not given to argument,
other than briefly exchanging views on
vital topics. For many years they have
been organized. Lately there was re-
incorporation and change of name
from the Planters Labor and Supply
company to the present title. The
officers now are
President-John F. Hackfeld.
Vice-President-J. B. Atherton
Secretary-C. Bolte.
Treasurer-P. G.. Jones.
Auditor-F. A Schaefer
These meetings of the planters last
two and three days every year. Some
of the reports, throwing direct light on
the chief industry of the country are
very interesting A large number of
planters are over from the other ISL
ands to attend the sessions.
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POLICE BUSTED.
RObberies and Reports of Thefts
Call on Officers.


RObberies and Reports OF Thefts
Call ON Officers.
On Friday night, Thomas Rata fell
down in the street near Horns bakery
shop. Two Portuguese lads happened
to be passing along at the time. He
called upon them for help and they
responded to his appeal. They put him
into hack and took him home at their
own expense. On Saturday, Rata
made complaint at the police station
saying that he had lost his watch, he
knew not where.
The matter was put into Detective
Kaapa's hands for investigation but
nothing pointed towards the guilt of
the two lads. In his pockets were
about $3.50. 1t would seem very pecu-
liar indeed of the boys had gone
through the mans pockets for the
spoils and only taken the watch.
Sometime between Saturday night
and Sunday morning, thieves entered
the place of K. Saketa on Beretania
street and taken therefrom the sum
of $141. The proprietor and his wife
| were sleeping in the room when the
| thief entered but did not hear the least
bit of sound. The job was evidently
| done by someone familiar with the
place. A japanese is suspected of the
crime.
On Saturday last, Antonio Long
went to the Healani boat house for
swim. He took off his clothes and left
| them in a convenient bundle. While
he was bathing, someone went through
| his pockets and stole in the neighbOr-
hood of $32. Detective KAPPA was put
on the case and in little while had
seven boys, Chinese and natives, lined
up. Ting Song, the fellow who is sup
| posed to have done the job, was found
to have purchased himself a new suit
of clothes, shoes and a straw hat. On
the last named article was red and
white ribbon.
When Ting Song procured the money
he gave $40 to one of his fellows and
$11 to the other. Tung Kwai, the
smallest boy, saved his money and, at
| the time of arrest, handed it over to
Detective KAPPA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-22
SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS,
IF YOU BUY A SINGER.

IF YOU BUY A SINGER,
You will receive careful instruction
from a competent teacher at your
home.
You can obtain necessary accessories
direct from the company's offices.
You will get prompt attention in any
part of the world, as our offices are ev-
erywhere and we give careful attention
to all customers, no matter where the
machine may have been purchased
You will be dealing with the leading
company in the sewing machine busi-
ness, having an unequalled experience
and an unrivalled reputation - the
strongest guarantee Of excellence.
Sold on easy payments. Repairing
done. B. BERGERSEN, Agent.
161s Bethel Street, Honolulu.
The City Carriage Company possess
only first-class hacks and employ only
careful, steady drivers.
Carriages at all hours.
Telephone lib.
JOHN S. ANDRADE.
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On TO WaShinotntl

The Pacific Mail wharf was crowded
with natives and foreigners Saturday
afternoon at the time of departure of
the Gaelic which took to San Fran
cisco, J. K. Kaulia, president of the
Aloha Alma Society: Kalauokalani,
president of the Kalaiaina Society
John Richardson of Maui and VIM.
Auld of this city, the four constituting
delegation from the native patriotic
societies, sent to Washington to pro-
test against annexation. They were
covered with leis by their friends as
were Senator Pettigrew and Ex-Sena-
tor Dubois who made many friends
while here
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PRICE FIVE GEMS.
down there as soon as possible. for
my friends all no doubt think am
either dead or have run away"
Had a Picnic.

Some twelve bluejackets from the
q. S. S. Baltimore spent very pleas
ant time in Kapiolani Park yesterday
afternoon. They took a wagonette out
and upon arriving where the half
grown algaroba trees were thickest,
alighted. Bottles were made to do the
same and very soon. the woods were
resounding with the peals of merry
laughter. Upon returning to town, the
bluejackets called on friends on Ala
kea street and then returned to their
ship.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-22
Plan for Cleanliness.

The Judiciary Building has for long
time had the reputation of being about
the most untidy Of Government build
ings In fact it is the only one of that
character. Some reforms are now pro-
posed by member of the Government.
He suggests that mating be provided
for the Railways after there is gen.
eral cleaning up. Another idea pre-
sented is that on muddy days bicycles
be left on the makai veranda and that
racks for them be provided.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-22
I" Jack" ! aid Up

1t develops that Jack Stelling, the
well known horseman. was quite seri-
ously injured in the road collision in
which he figured some weeks ago. He
was able TO be out after some days con
finement but it again laid up and un-
der the close attention Of DR.. Miner.
1t is likely there are some internal
injuries and the wrench to one should
er and one leg was very serious, while
the pain of numerous heavy bruises
refuses to yield readily to treatment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-22
Was Not Ready,

Paymaster Mohun of the u. S. S.
Bennington, having been relieved by
an officer from the Asiatic station,
made his calculations to leave by the
Gaelic but, owing to his inability to
get ready for that painful event in
time, he could not get away. Mr. Mo-
hun will leave on the next steamer for
the Coast
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-22
Struck the Cook.

The cook of the Kinau was the reci-
pient of very hard blow from one
of the sailors of that steamer Saturday
afternoon. Joe Fern arrived just in
time to prevent any further damage to
the cooks face and in a few minutes,
police officer was on the spot. The
native sailor is now in the lookup
awaiting trial on the charge of assault
and battery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-22
MUSIC SCHOOL.

Piano, Voice Production, Singing
and Harmony.
All piano pupils are instructed in
harmony, and especial attention is
Maid to muscular control and musical
analysis.
Love Bldg, Fort s. : COOK.