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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-20
wharf AND WAVE.

The City OF Columbia nav 20 90 Sar
Francisco for repairs.
The German ship Vega will sail Tor
the Coast In ballast this morning.
The steamer Waialeals. for NawiIi.
will. Hanamaulu. Ahukiui and KiIauel
sails az p. m. today.
The little schooner Eliza Miller will
arrive next month from san Francis
co en- route 10 FauninEs Island.
The KonI HaU steamer Mauua I.nl
sails tomorrow morning \ large
number OF passengers are booked for
the lava flow.
The bark Santiago. carving sugar
arrived July IL at san Francisco. thir-
~ days out OF Hilo. She docksd al
the Oakland wharf She was greatly.
delayed by light winds.
The Colonial liner MaripoSa doets,I
at Oceanic wharf yesterday morning
about 2 o'clock and sailed for sydney
about o'clock at night. She brought
number OF passengers and the usual
cargo.
Captain Wyman. formerly first Off
Ger OF the Kauai. took command OF the
steamer Niihau. which sailed for Ee-
Kama and Waimc1 yesterday. Captaiu
Haglund is now acting port superin-
tendent of the lnter-ISland steamers.
in place of Captain Campbell. who i
Ill. The w. C. Hall may 20 out next
week To Kauai ports under CAPTAIN
thompson. now OF the Mikahala
which will cause changes all along the
Inter-Island fleet
The cabin passengers of the Nippon
Maru were brought ashore at San
Francisco July IL. after being seaues-
tered for fifteen days at the Govern
ment quarantine station on Angel
Island. Each carried certificate
signed by Federal Quarantine Officer
kinyoun. setting forth that the bearer
was free from any symptom OF the bu-
bonic plague. Before leaving the
island the passengers showed their an
probation OF DIR. Kinvuun's consider
alton for them by giving him three
cheers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-20

Hives are a terrible torment TO the
little folks. and to some older ones.
Doane's Ointment never fails. Instan,
relief and permanent ere. -; any
chemists. 50 cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-20
GOING AWAY.

l.. b. Kerr. the Queen-street mer-
chant, will go away on August 18th
and from now until that date an
nounces n departure sale 1T his big dry
goods store. at prices that will make
competition impossible.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-20

Session SalcS-Morniug Session
Forty IIonokaa. sss.5D.
Afternoon Session -Tw"nty-fiVc Xxi
hei. sS.s5.
Outside Sales Reported Sixty ~. X.
& J.. Co. $50: $50 MCBrydc. ss7s
Quotation ChanE-S-Tw.nty-n
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-20
HUNoLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
SAse or STOCK.

Honolulu. II. /. July -. 1899.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-20


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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1899-08-04
HOST VIOLENT CASES HAVE
HERE: PIMpLES,


and violent
efro,aw Q be
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18

mand here for general course which may be
routed for certain DAYS or otherwise used In
ployees of certain stores. Offices or work shops.
who cannot afford I" maintain private green's.
The improvement OF we'll known links or
the abandonment of old courses for better
eighteen, hole links that could be called cham,
liOnShip courses were those Of the Chicago
Col, Club and the .Shinnecoek Hills Golf Club,
with the realization OF this truth the clubs
Morris COUNTY coli Club. by unrsmittng e;
~TS Er' IN SF % a ths SSs
Of tniiss season oi H." At Boston The Myopia
Hpf mE hrs GDfMRea the EHGe Of Sy SyT p
old links for new and we'll planned courses in
cluIc he Nassau COUNTRY. Staten Island Cricket
Hunting. Tuxedo and Euglewnod clubs hayH
enlarged nine hole links to eighteen holes. At
tripr9yoI IND is T"w under t4cc control Of !
the Nassau Country. Staten Island Cricket
and Baseball Tuxedo, EnGlrwnod, Mont;
YoUntaknh clubs. These courses on account
o' III" backward state Of tart from the drought,
are NOT all ~, play; but they are practically
tn" same territory nre those Of St, Andrews.
S hmnrGo M"fFH . P ch
mund County aud Garden Citv, many Of which
have been heightened this season. No city in
the nitrd Nta1es can offer better g"ilng tacil-
mands 9th VI. q. 4. PLAYERS were ignored at
tn" annual meeting 81 tho I s. q. A. there
both the open aud amateur Championships
will he hold at New York. Th" amount OF
money inv vested in club buildings, and the cost
OF grounds and equipment is in tho aggregate
n vast sum. The lavish cNpenditurcS on golf
in this respect is not confined To m" NJ q. A.,
for the huildinE ana planning Of fin" clubs iS
going on wherever there js n links In spite of
tn" steady advance Of the game in favor. thnS"
who ar" most Interested h"lievc that golf -
sti only IN its infancy IN this country, but 1t Is
4 lusty Infant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18

And the Scedy-I.ooking Man Diagnosed the
Case and 1rieI to Treat II.

The hig dog lay on the pavement IN front OF
the Custom House. He was Il yellowish.
brindly sort Of dog. enve!op"d IN Il coat OF
heavy fur that seemed very much out OF ulare
with the Thermometer at 80. 50 the big dos
thought. at any rate. for his fac" expressed ca
IRENE WEAKNESS, and from his open painting
mouth great drops Of water driprcd on the hot
HaRstones. A symTathetr crowd OF meSSeh-
ger boys and Ioungers gathered around him
and volunteered counsel after tho manner Of
the angels ministering unto Elijah.
"Hry gee. But hos IA whale" said one.
Newfoundland" suggested another.
Nav he amt MOTHER" said the ,hor4tring
man. st. lunnard; you can always tell EN-
Dy tho culor"
"itnliano dog; vcrra good; ~" rhattnrcd
N" pushrar man. showing al his white teeth
in tho delight the suggest IN niuw!rd h;w.
THAT cog don act rit:hr. ! tell I..9i ~@.d a
scclv- looking Einu, progressively. Il rrE n
them eve, shuuGu't wonder Il h" was going
mat liz wouldn't h" the INST one lh.s hot
"i III" liz dog turned his head slightly and
looked MP ms II in SPECIFICATION Of the anGnk"rs
That's tho idea sh.I tho s"edy- lookinE
man ." Give him mir ,lo,t likely no., run ali
In" way from Harlem down hcrr in tho first
something 10 cool his liond."
send Tor d. ir" man irrevcrently sQg-
gcsted a small new-hoy. who was quickly
~" hThat kiis all right" said the seody, looking
VI
To- 10 something. One of you fellows 4" for =
porcmnn and another of YOU git "a chunk ri
icn somewhere. May, we ran save him yet. -
Two OF the m"-rrnEvr 'Oy- hurried away
with tn" spirit Of HuhI" charity IN their pace.
The crowd hv this time lad increased 20 u
small mn 'ituhc.
Now, said the s"edy-l"ukinG man. turning
| to a fAkir. gimme one Ot them fans aud IN
keen down his temperature Till they git back \"
He seiyrd the broad palm leaf. aud stepping
| in front N III" cAuin" sufferer, described al
| are through tho air which caused the fan to
| pass within three inches Of the patients nose.
Ounce" said the big dog. Indignantly,
| startinC to his iert. "Ouncel Ounce! Ounce"
| he continued loudly,
| But by that time there werC only a few whose
| phy steal inchpacty loft them still within hear
| ing; th"s" only accelerated their speed. Tho
| hiR dog opened his eyes in me lnncholy won
! der. and settled himself upon tn" Pavement,
Then n coo-nppcaring nun in hin" suit
! cnme out Nf the Custom House and said.
| "Hcro Rex" and the big dog rose and followed
! him slowly down the street tGwnrd broadway;
| Five minutes later thr"" policemen rounded
| the "orrcr at double time, an ambulance
| dashed M and the gong Of an app coaching
| Are engine was heard pthC block. But they
found only an overturned puShcart, whose
owner was gathering up his wnros with soft
| Italian curses a man picking M scattered
| stock ~ palm leHf fans, md crowd OF people
| watching from tho second story wind Tvs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18

Tho Clever English Featherweight Cham.
pion Knocks Out Greenh

Ben jordan. the clever English feather
weight. defeated Harry Greenfield. the crack
1874 FOUNDER. at tho National Sporting Club,
London on May %. They were scheduled to
meet for fifteen rounds at "a pounds for tho
championship Of England at that weight. The
purse was $1,000, and side wager OF s.. 900
hinged on the result. Jordan was attended by
Dick Jordan. bias Patti and Arthur Cooper.
Greeulislds seconds were Harry Webster.
Tom Ireland and Bell Baxter. Both men were
well trained. Greenfield had a trile the better
OF il in weight, for jordan went on the scales
at l2l n pounds. while Greenfield easily tipped
the beam al 1874 pounds.
After shaking hands Greenfield was first to
begin operations. He led with the left. but
was cOunt"r"d smartly and Jordan drove him
to the ropes. Greenfield was cautioned for
holding. and Will" in this position Jordan used
the right quite effectively on the ribs In the
second round they both went at IL and played
for the ribs. Grrenileld swung the right and
landed hard on the neck. This punch steadicd
jordan and he was more cautious. In the third
round both w"r" wary. In the fourth round
Greenfield got home n cracking blow on Jor.
dams nu>n. They went at il viciously counter-
ing and swinging RAPIDLY, Good and Iudicious
blorkinG LrrNcht"d any harm. and the round
In III" nth round Jordan followed Green
ti% MD M "nt ~ nentra "orn@r dug MS left
flr'd agaIn hcil. while Jordan got home his
iaNort" kidney punch. Greenfield then landed
a right hand singer. hut Jordan had the better
Of the exchanges. Greenfield nothing daunt-
cd, waited his lime and allowed Jordan To rush
one" more. Greenfield could not prevent Ben
FROM landing mud when the round was M Har-
r. Wa in evident distress In the sixth and
seventh rounds ,'re"nHcll reused himself. but
h" could not hun ld1 rival, who was quick to
get ou' OF h0rn way "hc eighth round was
all IN favor Of Jordnu. who not only did all tho
leading hut kept Greenfield from striking him
NV Ir'ng nan tu hIs own corner.
TIA" newt round. which proved T. lie the last,
was exceptionally hot Jordan IO'ted Green-
tr.I With series Of hnl'-arm hooks. catching
him with lott stomach blows Tor tn" body and
swinging the right every tine Oir-cnhNld came
near him jordan. after sending the right
hard in the ribs. knOrknd Greenfield down
remained On ON" EU"" for several seconds. an =
when II WAS apparent that b" was uuHhic 10
continue Hri"rte Angl" nt"ruOs"d and de-
Clar"1 Jur Tan the winner
lpr Al expects tu como to America u"Nt fail.
II" IL ready 20 box q org" h'Nuil again for
large s'I" wager After his bout with Grnon-
field lor tan was challenged lay Nat Smith, tho
"K-aIUat"'r f"nthe'w"ight Champion. smith
wants 80 meet iur tan in Il N''".T or twenty
rouu rrutrS' FOR - 600 side ~ 10 rounds.
Jordan n'-n "Nrr'-~c~ II dr.rr" t. ih"- Oscar
Adv"rtisCl IN 4 ~.N tuluI 49,. shortest u.r -
81 ruv SrE real estate medium, urCi hc ruiuir
than the heal K-rlrtc Board It Rrp.~ =. wuO mae
use Of At AS news Wei. is an al ctlslug uelluA.
-Air.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18

Regatta to he Sailed on June - and Then
to Cruise.

The twenty-ninth annual race al the Sea-
wanhaka- / ornthan Yacht Club will be sailed
on the Sound on SATURDAY. June "A. Tho
yachts will be classified according to racing
length under the old rule. as follows
schooners-An over 81 feet and all a. feet and
under
feet nofoot class not over 80 Zee" aud over feet
foot class. over ~ fee. and 81 feet 3G-foot
not over 3" feet aud over ~ feet ~ Ic lass not
over - feet and over 20 feet ~ foot class
ie i rect ana over 10 feet '''"' class not over
Cath o,s-ao foot class. not over 80 feet and over
teet 2l-toot class. NOT II aud feet;
ls.toot class, MOI over IL feet.
Special Gas, s-awpnhsia tnoclsSouts
Commodore Rouse has offered two prizes:
One for all schoo9er: and one for Scoops flmm
tho first to the 43-ioot class. inclusive, The
2l-foot knocknhouts vii! race for the Leland
Corinthian Challenge Cup The winner in
tire" Yachts finish III any class there viii! hc "A
The conditions are:
, Entries mus, be made in writing and filed with tho
Se""s'aiy OF tue Rave tummltt"'. Charles A Shcr-
committee. BY ~ o'clo:k noon, on tune ~ a com
panied nv the =. G. !. c measurement OF the va h.;
club from which she is entered. Each entry must
give "a" yacht's class and racing nun Der assigned
by III" Yacht Racing Association. aud must state
whether 'hr yS 7 N WIS l"Hn.h"a Pri"r !" PEI
the yacht enters in the racing restricted DIVISION
Commoiure II. {. Rouso has ordered the fleet
to rendezvous at Seawamhnka harl"r after tho
race. On sunday divine service vii bc held on
the flagship. the Satauella. at II IA. VI. \ meet
inG OF the Captains is called for = T.. VI, ~ do
eide On the hour 70 start on the cruise. The
suuadron will rrniS" to New lundon to witness
the Yale Harvard boat race Tine run on tho
first day. Jun" ~, will hr from Oyster BAY 10
Morris Gov" aud on June y from Norris Cove
to New London: where the fleet will dl~hand.
NIre-t "mmYdo'e fioyt has Offered ~ q rrI"s;
one for tn" schooner MAJ ling ia" hc-' q ERECTED
cumulative time over tn" entire ruur-" and
on" Tor the Sluop. cutter or ynwl making fhr
best corrected cumulative time over the "ntiyn
"uure", " the num'~r OF entries warrants the
club VIII offer seCuni prize, N each class,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18
tl.l7J $40
go
Si,llL

Tins. this system, on gross capita of $50
to commence the meeting. won 5000. tht, M
tercslinH items being: May ~, Mc,uc on Hugh
Order 20 To :, PIrale NJ, 10 10 |, OIom Jun"
II, T'ng". 70 to TnrnGr running Tccon IN
June is. MuCue on Cireyilgld. ID to | June t.
NcCue on GuZ :. 10 to /, The list now stands ;
Mara. IL. Martin, Mah"r. Turner. SiTas, Spcn-
Ger ClnwSun. McCue OWENS &c.
ShecpshrRd has heen very "spotty" the last
two meetings. this phase having repl aced the
two Gad days due about the third and tenth OF
other years; no one knows why. except that
apparently haudicqppers are on" WHICH is
bad for punters looking for . best horses: una
Mn.sG. However, only suffer in that direction,
rot froiu losses. Gs do th", hunters, Go1i
sfcrri. The percentages have run: 1891 ~
per cent 1850, ~ per S cent iS%, 40 per
actual uycraEc. AZ per cent. ook out Tor 1t all
aoHg the line; the rNrurrent bad days arc
mole likely 10 !eappeGr than the drop IN per
centag" 10 continue. Tho chart Tor thls pecu-
liar meeting IL as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18
Half Tine. o-s... .
The Bouncer, h--1 Second
Big Gun, I-5...... Won
b 81 1nnovator. ], 2. 8--5 9



Thus. on n gross capital Of Sl45. this system
won S2n7. The special point is to note the ex-
cessive small numbe OF favoTites, to win at
her OF succ"ssfu duplicates. the regularity OF
which naturally kept down the gross profits.
Morris Park series won out $50 ahead, On the i
opening day. May q, Bannock won. in Indicating
soss seeonS IN The
!ec"n run On May 20 Water Hins won and nd
May ~ Fond Hopes lost Fiiisrsne ran second.
TaeS 9 asS x 30 pfHI dSsSns ae Hat %
On June 3. Bannock nurn failed to win. Jean
not was second favorite on recent race. hut
failed for place, 1otharto won place money,
Merry Prince ranked tavorte over Wolhurst OH
recent race. won and closed series On June 3.
Tuesday ranked second favorite; June 8,
Oneck Queen failed for place. Don de ORC won.
straight than second favorite showed for place.
second iavorits On June & Imp won
Gsff oss oS&y me os Biz Gu o sHs june
Miscellaneous ran dead heat. Ia-vR failed to
vas dine fer place ss as but
q heart breaking record for single day June
closing iaVorite over candle Black in last bet
ting. Bette Gray running second, showed
Ineemara and II began to look as II the tide
had turned TO reach a normal figure OF percent
age. June IA. Star Of Bethlehem failed to con-
meet. there were no plnce odds against Hans
borough. and Peat won at fntr odds. June 10.
Fleischman closed series. and Innovator and
Westown won. closing the meeting fiat, with
no hangover
successful at the winter tracks Exploited in
THE Sun OF April 30. 1899 It has up to dat Q
Eastern meetings. The idea Ia to place the
winning Jockeys name at the base Of q page
OF the column for each succeeding race for a
fat SO or its equivalent; in this way il a boy
wins three races two at least will be won by
with the single loss. as a rule. The fiat bet Is
used tn demonstrate the working OF the sys-
tenn The experienced punter will soon devise
n m ethod OF sealing bets. At Gravesend, Just
closed the record was as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18

Tie PpuEhSrcp'ie Club las July two gamosl
ol"n tor auv club "t"rnE Sulahl" lnartulrr.
Address j. J P1rc"ll SECRETARY 3Sl RIc"rE"r street
Thu Seneca Baseball club La ,Ju'" - Hni - open
tn first lass teams and also IulN aud A VI AMI
T. NJ. Tor ont ottnwn tHns. Ad irrs- Thomas T.
l. on~. manager. loIta sir 1T aud Washington
avenue.
Tho Iohnstrwn Baseball Cub HIS the Ateruu IN
ct Iul open for TaIuc ont ~ toNu. al-u sew, al
Sa mdiys in july mud Angus, Mlll r't. NunlIy
games. Alures H. II HIrschllrl, .,4u h Ig"u ave
uuc, Jersey cay,
Tn" NaTJur \, e has JUlv ! two games open to
MI ~ any hrS-cl-s team in New IuTk. Sew J.T.
IN Long Island EINiug "a Euitahi" guaTALtsu
Also lew dt"s ~ July aud Augu I. Address j. Rom
Ie'manu. lS+S Myrtle avenue, lIr"oklyn.
The lola Basrbail Club would like to arrlnG,
games with all hrAt-c ~ Gr,Ater Nov YORK
onerinG suitable inducements. The open datus are
- follows; July !. ~. 1T. and Re-. Address ". i.
ue n. ,r' I'm on street, Newark, M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18
rADnntw>Kr AND hhIpzlG GIRLS.
Eject of the PIanist's Appearance ON Two
al His Ad0rers.

Of His Adorers.
The morning after the first PaGcrowski re-
cital in Iripzig two girls were walking along
the Rossplatz talking. They had attended the
recital. ono was too practical to he given to
romancinE hut her companion had golden
hair. bic blue eyes and II permanently gone 4"
expression.
lie does look rather delicate" rcmarkc cd
the practical girl when | shw him come
out on the stage last night Couldn't help won
deriug II h" hal On wOOil"n sr'ks, and II anv-
hody SEES 10 II that he has dICI Of good,
wholesome. strengthening food. lie doesn't
on. yes" said the other. "hr doesn't look
rs though Il" at much. How / should like 10
he the one TO look after his diet" she went on.
unmindful Of the scOru on her companions
face. j should uert-cty love to give him
some"-she paused thnuEhtfully. then cried
triumphantly--" some doughnuts"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18
Catalogues.

Send loc. for our 500
page catalogue, Guide to
Housekeeping. " We G h s
2 pounds; costs lee. to mail.
but we stand the difference.
Send &c. for separate cat
alogue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18
The winning jockeys are IA follows. lair
average reigning rather than new star ap-

Fifty-tivr boys failed TO score. among whom
were Littleii"ld with l3 mounts AMI j. Stack
with 10 mounts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18

The winning first favoritcs are marked L.
~ those ,cond with worse odds ~" those
unplaccd o. The running Of tho second
iavurit-s showing duplicate Tor tho Cobb sys-
ia 10 M Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-18

Real f.tn." tor ~r'". 'iiN -" Country,
Adv"usC' IN ~ ~'N 'muI rs 49,. shDr "-' ate -
a EHtsrlr'H'" sp"~l n'E " better nNu-seIucut
~ ruV SrE a. real estate wcdunl urci hc ruiuir
than the heal K-tiit" IparI IT Rrn.r =, wuO ma,
use Of At rs news "rtI is an advertising ueluA.
-Air.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-11-23
Fortune Came at Last.

Springfield. ILL.,, Nov. 1S.-Maurice
Meehan, an inmate of the Morgan
county poorhouse, has fallen heir to
100000 bequeathed TO him by his son,
William Meehan, who went to the
Black Hills in 1879. Nothing has been
heard of him until II few days ago.
when it was ascerJaincd that he had
been killed by Indians last May. In
addition to the $4,000 Maurice Nee
ban falls heir TO his son interest in
three mining claims which are said to
he valuable. and IA large transportation
company in Alaska.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-11-23
THE KENTUCKY MuDDLE.
Gov. Bradley Keeps Politicians Guess.
ing as TO what He Will DO If zoe be
Is Declared Elected.

/ Frankfort, Ky, Nov. 11.-.Gov. Brad.
ley has the menbers of both parties
guessing what hand he will take in the
event of collision between GoeDeI
and Taylor over the gOyernorshiD.
Rradleys close friends say he will not
recognize GDebel rs governor if the
state board goes behind the original
returns in order to obtain for him a
certificate of election. The governor
will not talk. bot. as he is in confer
ence with Adjt. Gen. Collier almost
constantly. rGmOrs of this kind are
worrying the democratic leaders. No
governor will be inaugurated Dccem-
Der L., the date prescribed by law.
Secretary of State Finley has re-
ceived official returns from 50 counties
and is tabnlating them for the state
election board. Candidates for minor
state offices ON both tickets fear that
the returns may show the head of one
ticket elected. with candidates on the
other ticket farin9 IiEewfse Whie
Goebel cari les Campbell county Burke.
rep, for superintendent of public in
struction, carries the same by over l.
0ON. GoebeI managers assert that the
whole Gocbel ticket will win.
Taylor's friends have begun a quiet
canvass of the members of the leyisla-
turc. sounding them as to how they
would vote on the contest If the state
election board should throw out Knox,
johnson or Pulaski counties and also
LEO votes cast in Nelson for w. p. in
stead of W. S. Taylor 1t is said four
democratic members of the house and
AZ least six democratic senators have
Fn,,nI F,p ,,.;H