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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-09-15
THE WHITE MAN is
TO CULTIVATE CANE.
Americans Secured for CO-Opera.
tive Plantation Work.

W. j. IOwrie, manager of Eva planta
| ton, returned by the Moana yesterday
from California after an absence of four
weeks. He went over for the purpose of
enlisting American white labor to work
the cane fields on the cooperative plan,
and met with success. Hundreds of small
farmers and labOrerS were found who
were willing to undertake the work up
on the terms proposed.
In California Mr.. LOwrie went first to
Modesto, where he has friend, and
signed tWenty-One persons to arrive about
the first week in October. They are prac-
tical farm workmen and are used to hot
weather during the busiest season of the
year This colony will be given 140 acres
of cane to cultivate. The company plOwS
harrows and plants the land the laborer
doing the rest. Free house, water, fuel
religious facilities are furnished by the
plantation. The workman receives one
sixth of the sugar output for his hire,
which, it is figured, will net him about
$500 year
This cooperative scheme has been
hobby of Mr.. Lowrie's for several years.
He has always believed it to be the one
besides having the advantage of intro
ducing a desirable class of settlers. An
neXatiOn has made Immediately possible
what would otherwise have been post
pOned. There will be no difficulty, Mr..
Lowrie thinks, in obtaining in California
all the labOrers required on the cO-Opera-
tive plan proposed by him.
Negotiations were being made yeSter-
day for the transfer of Manager Lowrie
from Eva to the new Waialua planta-
ton. While the deal was not closed it
is almost certain that he will go.
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HEALTH BOARD.
Various Reports Read = A Hilo
Resignation.

President w. O. Smith, DR.. Emerson.
Dr. Day, DR.. Wood, T. F. Lansing, D. l..
Keliipio, Agent Reynolds and Secretary
Wilcox We're present at a meeting of the
Board of Health held yesterday after
noon.
Inspector KeIiipio reported "A, 400 %, ,249
and s., ,641 fish examined during the past
three weeks.
Maternity Home report showed 81, 753
cash on hand at the end of August.
Malulani hospital, at Wailuku, reported
twenty-four persons cared for during the
month.
In answer to three communications the
Board replied to Government physicians
that simple medicines prescribed by
school teachers must be issued by physi-
clans and must be under their control.
Government physicians were instructed
to Vaccinate all persons coming to their
offices free of charge
L. Turner resigned from the office of
manager of the FIilo hospital Accepted.
Sheriff L. A Andrews was asked TO take
the work
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AMERICA CUP RACE.

NEW YORK, Sept 6.-At a conference
between the challenge committee of the
Royal Ulster Yacht Club and the cup
committee of the New York Yacht Club
today, the Sandy Hook course was agreed
upon
The first race, it was decided, shall be
sailed on Tuesday. October 5, 1899, unless
the Shamrock should be detained by
stress of weather or other causes, in
which case three weeks shall be given her
for fitting out after her arrival, but the
first race shall not be started later than
October 10.
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DISTINGUISHED DEAD.
CONGRATULATIONS

pondent of the Times says: The first tel
egram of congratulation to arrive from
Europe was from Emperor William, who
said: Il am sincerely glad to be able to
offer my congratulations on the splendid
victory at Omdurman, which at last
avenges poor GOrdon's DEATH
LONDON, Sept. 4.-The Queen and Gen
eral-Lord Woolseley, the COmmander-in-
Chief of the British army, telegraphed
their congratula ations to the Sirdar direct
The Marquis of LansdOwne, Secretary for
War, sent his through Major Francis
Wallace Greenfell Inspector General of
the auxiliary forces now at Cairo, and
charged with the general direction of the
successful expedition.
PARIS. Sept. 4.-The Temps. eulOgizing
Gen. Sir Herbert Kitchener's feat, SAYS
"A march so scientifically planned may
be likened to the solution of mathemat-
ical equation
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MANILA, Sept. 5-Aguinaldo has taken
warlike attitude He holds the Manila
water Works, menace to the American
force in view of the approaching drv sea
son. and is also building trenches and re-
crulting men. He says his preparations
has succeeded in consolidating the insur-
rectlonary parties in the northeast prov
lnces, which gives him control over North
Luzon and 5000 more men,
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HAWAIIAN COFFEE.
Advice That There is Demand for
the Product.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17.-Sfnce our
last Circular of July 9th, arrivals of Ha-
waiian coffee have amounted to 407 bags
and with sales of rs bags. Stocks today
in first hands amount to 1924 bags.
Since annexation has been accom-
Dlished We anticipate that, from reasons
of patriotism and the wish of those hith-
erto uninfOTmed to see the coffee that is
produced by the new territory, there will
be quite demand for trial lots of Ha-
waiian cOffees and we have already had
inquiries from eastern cities for samples
of our stocks, and We hope liberal sales
will result.
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NO IMPERIALISM.

WASHINGTON, Sept 7-Parties in
close touch with the Administration as
sert that not only will the Government
not demand the cession of the whole of
the Philippine Islands but that only a
portion of the island Of Luzon, including
the province of CaVite, will be demand
ed by the United States 1t is said the
President is convinced that the sentiment
of the country is opposed to the acqui-
sitiOn of the whole of the Philippines and
that naval station with territory ad-
jacent sufficient to protect it against as
sault is all that will be required or requi-
site to afford full facilities to our war
ships in Asiatic waters to protect Amer
lean interests
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Harmony Restored Ont Of Fight
Against AlgGr.
HAS CONFIDENCE OF PRESIDENT
Partisan Newspapers IndiCted-No
InVestigatiOn-John Sherman's
Latest View.
ALGER UPHELD.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1t can be stat
ed on high authority that President Nc
Kinley and the Secretary of War are in
thorough harmony, and the attempts of
partisan newspapers TO breed discord are
without effect. Secretary Ayers course
throughout the war has had the indorse-
ment of the President, and the latter is
convinced that the unreasoning abuse
heaped upon the Secretary is without
foundation or excuse.
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FOR PACIFIC sTATIoN-

WASHINGTON, Sept 5.-Two Of the
battleships attached to the North Allan
tic fleet Will soon leave for the Pacific
Coast. These vessels Will in all probable
ity be the battle ships Iowa and Oregon,
sibie condition at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. 1t is intended to attach the yes
sells to the Pacific station. There they
will be in such a position that they will
be able to defend the Pacific Coast in case
of attack by a foreign power or hasten
to the Philippines TO give support to Rear
Admiral Dewey.
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ENGLAND-RUssIA-PORTUGAL

LONDON, Sept 6.-The Daily Mail says
this morning; eve learn from good
authority that an Anglo-RUssian under
standing is practically complete. Great
britain recognizes Russia in Manchuria
Russia undertakes to satisfy Great Brit
ain in Chinese railway matters ana To
respect England's sphere in the valley Of
the Yang-tse kiang-
The Daily Mail also understands thal
Cecil Rhodes, acting in behalf Of South
African interests, is going to purchase the
DeIagOa Railway from POrtugaI
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GERMANY PROTESTS.

BERLIN, Sept. 5.-The Government,
through Dr. Won Holleben, German EN-
bassador to the United States, has de-
manded that the same tariff decreases
granted France in the recent treaty shall
be accorded Germany under the most
favored nation" clause.
\ strong reply by John A. kasSon,
special reciprocity commissioner Of the
United States refusing the claim, mas
been presented to Dr. Won Holleben and a
COPY of ii has arrived here. America con-
tends that 'the most favored nation
clause" does not apply.
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SHERMAN SATISFIED-

WASHINGTON, Sept. Another step
toward fixing up the War Department
muddle was taken today, when John
Sherman called at the White House and
talked over the matter with the Presi-
dent. It is understood the aged ex-Secre-
tary gave assurance that, for the good of
the party and administration, he would
take no further part in bringing about
an investigation. This was Sherman $
first call at the White House since he left
the Cabinet
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HOnors for Punahou.

Word has just been received from Dean
Wayland of the Yale Law School that
William T. Rawlins. of the last gradu-
ating class a Oahu College, has entered
the Law School without condition and
with special mention in the English
language Young Godfrey, of the same
class, has just entered the academic
course at Yale without a condition, also
standing high in English.
Dean Wayland writes, We are very
proud of the record which all our Ha-
waiian boys have made in this school
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PRESIDENT TO TRAVEL.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The President
mas decided to attend the peace jubilee
Exposition.
II Is the present intention of the Pres
ldeht 10 make this visit an incident of a
general tour of the West which will eD-
tend, probably, as far as the Yelloyy-
stone National Park
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Quarters Chosen.

The savings department of Bishop <
Co. viii be opened in the Press Publish
ing Co.'S building. on Bethel street, about
October I. 1t will occupy the front part
of the lower floor. The presses of the
publishing house will occupy the rear
half of the lower floor, and the cOmpOs-
ing and editorial rooms viii be upstairs.
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EIGHTEEN DEAF.

COHOES. y. y. Sept 6-An annau,,g
disaster occurred in this city tonigbt
Shortly before o'clock a trolley car 80
the Troy City Railway COMPANY was
S(Iuck 6k bY the nightboat special OF the
the west end of the Hudson-rfyer bri5Ipe
"ilch connects the city with Lansing
puFS' ana its load OF human freight was
hurled into the air. Eighteen of IN
ihlrty-ftVe passengers are dead and az
Ieast ten OF the remainder viii die
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Bennington Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept THE L. s.
5. Bennington Will leave Mare Island to-
day, stop two days in the bay and then
proceed to Honolulu TO relieve the cruis-
er Philadelphia. The latter vessel Will
proceed to the navy yard for general re-
pairs when relieved.
Another report has it that the Benning-
ton has been ordered to PagO Pago bay.
Samoa, according to Mare Island reports.
TO make a survey for cOaling station.
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DREYFUS RETRIAI.

PARIS, Sept. 6.-The French Cabinet
met today. General Zurlinder, the new
Minister of War, was present The whole
sitting practically was occupied nv the
Dreyfus question.
The Figaro says it is in position to af-
Irm that the principle of revision was de-
cided upon unanimously and the AIinister
or Justice was instructed 20 take the nee
essary judicial steps connected with the
affair.
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KITCHENER IS
THE VICTOR
AnglO-Bgyptial Column ROUtS the
Enemy.
SLAUGHTER OF THE DERVISHES
Thousands of Desert Warriors Fall
Before Machine Guns-Invader
Loss Small
SLAUGHTER OF THE DERVISHES
FIRST REPORT.

OMDURMAN Opposite Khar-
toum, on the Nile), September p
BY camel post to Nasry)-The Sir
dar, General Herbert Kitchener.
with the Khalifa's black standard.
captured during the battle, ent-
cred Omdurman, the capital of
Mahdism, at 4 O'Clock this after
noon at the head of the Anglo
Egyptian column, after completely
routing the DerVishes and dealing
a death blow to Mahdism. Rough
ly, our losses were 200, while thou
sands of the Dervishes were killed
and wounded.
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TO SUCCEED HAY.

WASHINGTON. Sept John Sherman
has urged upon President Mckinley the
adXisability of appointing Senator Nc
MILAN of Michigan as Ambassador To
London to succeed Col. Hay. There IS
much talk in Washington today about
ably sure that Mcmillan will get the
place. The only objection to his appoint
ment is the fact that he is heavily inter
ested in financial way in Canada
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NO INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7-Secretary AL
ger and Gen. Corbin had a three hours
conference with the President today
After the conference Gen. Alger was
asked if there was to be an investigation
of any part Of the conduct Of the War
Department.
There will not he said There is
nothing to investigate If l permit an
investigation l admit there is something
to investigate. l not doing that If
necessary, / would be willing to have the
searchlight turned upon the department.
but il is not nPcRSSa rN-''
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Permanent Transports.

WASHINGTON, Sept. THE Govern
ment has decided to retain permanently
the transports Scandia and Arizona, pur-
chased on the Pacific Coast at the begin
ming of the war. The ships viii be htJed
1ID in first class shape as transports and
l,ent in readiness for emergencIes.
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AFTER AN ISLAND

LONDON, Sept. THE Hongkong cor
respondent of the Daily Mail SAYS: From
Spanish source / learn that the German
cruiser Arizona is lying off Palyan island
IN the SCoIoo group, awaiting Instructions
70 take possession. The Germans have
long been ANXIOUS to pmrcha LII isIa -
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GLADSTONE NOT wEA1.T4y

LONDON, Sept. 5.-The will of the late
Right Hon. W. e. Gladstone has been
probated. 1t shows that his personal es-
tate IS valued at G59, sos. Mr.. Gladstone's
viii was written by himself in an ordf-
nary memorandum book. 1t is a docu-
ment OF about 2,O@ words, and is a re-
markable specimen Of penmahship.
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FOR ANNEXATION

MANILA, Sept 6.--At a meeting yester-
day OF twenty leaders of the Filipinos of
an sections called TO discuss the policy
emphatically i'm favor of outright annex-
alton to the United States and two were
in favor of a reDublic
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More Troops Coming.

Reports from Washington of September
and agree that at least three of tho
regiments now at San Francisco will be
dispatched al once to Honolulu and as
many as 5000 more troops may come
pending peace negotiations. Gen. Kine
received no advice yesterday respecting
this and does not believe in a final deci-
sion about sending the regiments until
Gen Merriam has made his report re-
specting camp facilities here.
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Stock Exchange.

Ten shares of Oahu assessable sold on
Change yesterday at S125 The follow
ing sales between boards were posted: 127
shares Oahu assessable, at $125: 5 shares
Honokaa at S400; 80 shares Hawaiian Ag-
riculture Co. at $3.50; 20 shares Mutual
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CzAR's NOTE ENDORSED

LONDON, Sept 6.-The st Petersburg
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph
says: Almost all of the European powers
nave sent favorable replies to the note,
of the Gar, and it is now regarded as
certain that the disarmament congress
will meet in St Petersburg in November.
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WHITE DECLINES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. There is no
longer reasonable doubt that Justice
White has decided to decline the an
poIntment of Peace Commissioner and
that he refrains from making public an
houncement of his purpose at sthe request
Of the President.
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LACEs AND ORGANDIEs.

VaIencienne Iaces, 25c dozen yards;
fine French organdies, sc a yard. The
clearance sale will be continued one
week longer and new goods, just re-
ceived, per Warrimoo, will be added to
the list of bargains. L. B. Kerr, Queen
street.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS ITEMS
ART AND SCIENCE.

At the Worlds Columbia Exposi-
ton art and science was thoroughly
exemplifed. The greatest achieve
ments of modern times were on exhi-
bition. Among the many beautiful
displays none attracted more atten-
ton than that made by the Singer
Sewing Machine Company. 1t won the
enthusiastic praises of all. B. Berger
sen, Agent, Bethel street.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

10 were taken to different b,s,,t,a,z
Greater New York today. I'm NJ w.
- ,tS tnSIe We're htty-siN deaths. Brooklyn
''r ,r, ahu across the Harlem nine
Inc thermometer for the Cay "a ,-.,.a 81
~ ~, eli nelng highest at p. m. when il reg
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COULD HAVE AvERTED WAR.

NEW, YORK, Sept. 3.-The Herald s
Washington correspondent sends the fol-
lowing: Former Secretary of State John
sherman talked to me very frankly today
in regard to the Miles-Alger ontrOVerSy,
the condition of the troops and the re-
sponsibflity for bringing on the war. Mr..
Sherman considered that the war was al
together unnecessary and he severely
criticized Congress for having brought it
on. lie also made the surprising state
ment that as Secretary of State he could
would have peaceably withdrawn from
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@. A. r. ENC,AMPMENr

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-The opening of
the thirty-second annual encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic SIR
passed expectations in the attendance and
IN the successful progress of events on
the programme Of the first day
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Telephone Co. at Il: 20 shares Ookala at
Slo5. Bids for Oahu assessable at S1225 -.
Ookala at $50, and Hawaiian Electric at
$3.50, were promptly declined
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HEAT KILLS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-seventy-five per
sons died from heat prostrations and over
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DR.. A. C. WALL DR.. o. {. WALL

ENTISTS-OFFICE HOURS: 8 A. M.
to p. m. Love Building, Fort
Street.
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M. E. GROSSMAN, DDS.

DENTIST-9S HOTEL STREET, HO-
nolulu. Office Hours: a. m. to
D. M.
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DR.. F. E. CLARK.
DENTIST--PROGRESS BLOCK, COR
ner Beretania and Fort Streets.
DR.. R. |. MOORE.

DENTIST-21O HOTEL STREET.
Office Hours-9 90 a. m. to 1900 m.
p. m. to 400 p. m. Telephone sos.
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&+A%%+%%%&% y y A%*&R%+-
UNION JACK UP.

|
ceived the following dispatch, dated at
Omdurman yesterday, from Gen. Sir Her
bert Kitchener.
This morning the British and Egyp-
tian flags were hoisted with due cere-
mony upon the walls of the palace in
Khartoum.'
BLOW STRUCK.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The war CORES
pOndent of the Daily Telegraph with the
Anglo-Egyptian forces says: Khalifa
AbuIlahi with his harem and Osman Dig
ma, his principal General, managed to es-
cape, but AbuIlahis banner and thou
sands of prisoners are in our hands. 1t
is estimated that 1900 of the enemy were
slain. Our total casualties were about
500
The war correspondent of the Daily
News says: Our victory was not easily
or cheaply won. The Dervfsh loss was
enormous. II is estimated that the killed
of the enemy were not fewer than 5000
Our whole force was engaged in fighting
from $50 a m. to SundOwn. Instead of
waiting for us in Omdurman, where they
could have made reSiStan that would
have cost US thousands of lives, they ad-
Vanced to meet us. The sight was eX
traordinary. Some 1900 men in four
brigades attempted to rush our zareba.
With desperate gallantry they were
pulsed, suffering great loss. Our Maxim
guns especially made terrible lanes in
their ranks, and our artillery dealt havoc
in the town, which was full of women.
The DerViSh army of 10000 is utterly
broken, but are fully prepared to night
tomorrow if they wish it.
The Standards war correspondent also
pays tribute to the magnificent courage
of the DerVishes.
DISTINGUISHED DEAD.
CAIRO, Sept. 4-Gen Kitchener teIe-
graphs saying: only two British officers
were killed in the battle-Lieut. Grenfeu
of the Twenty-firSt LancerS and Capt
CaldecOtt, Warwickshire Regiment. Gren-
a charge q FI'NNen-
ty-first Lancers, who lost twenty-one
killed and twenty wounded"
LONDON, Sept. 4.-Gen. Kitchener tel
egraphs: Howard, the war correspond
ent. was killed at the taking of Omdur-
man"
THE Sirdar refers to Herbert George
LyuIph Howard, son of the Earl of Car
lisle, who was the war correspondent of
the London Times
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O. G. TRAPHAGEN.

ARCHITECT-22 MERCHANT. ST,
Between Fort and Alakea. Iele-
phone 1874 Honolulu, II. L.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
J. @. WOOD.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
Public. Office: Corner King and
Bethel Streets.
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C. 1. GARVIN, MD.

OFFICE-No. 537 KING STREET,
near Punchbowl. Hours: $3.50 to
IL a. m; 3 to p. m; to p. m.
Telephone No. 44S.
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DR.. A. J. DERBY.

DENTIST-CORNER FORT AND
Hotel Streets, Mott-Smith Block
Telephones: Office, 615; Residence,
789. Hours: to f.
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GEO. H. HUDDY, DDS.

DENTIST-FORT STREET, OPPO-
site Catholic Mission. Hours:
From 9 a. m. to D. m.