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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-12-19
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DIMOND & CO.,

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Store will be open evenings, COM
mencing Saturday, December 9Th, with
music. as usual, by the best Hawaiian
talent. A new feature this year Will De
our special tables-No. l, presents for
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presents for SOC; No. 4, presents for
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GRAND OPENING.

Grand open new up-to-date eoous'
new, personally selected
and will be offered at bargain Prices
for one week only. L. B. KERR, queen
Street.
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Hives are a terrible torment 10 Tue
little folks, and to some older onea
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relief and permanent cure Al any
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LIMITED.
Kaliulani
I r act

Situated on the east side OF
Kalihi Valley. The view TO
Pearl Harbor is the best in the
civ of Honolulu. The soil is very
deep; no stones or rocks on the
place.
Water will be laid before pur-
ohasers are ready to build.
A space will be set apart in
memory of the late Princess Ia
iulani for park.
The lots will be sold at the low,
est prices in the market, with
which other real estate agents
vii! not afford to compete
Applications for lots will bt
received at our office, and will bt
given preference of choosing lott
in the order they are received.
The times., 1899-08-15
FELL FROM A TREE.
A Serious Accident to Kite-FIy-
ing Boy.

An attempt to procure his kite which
had caught in tree was the cause yes
terday afternoon of a serious injury to
William Donovan, a ten-year old boy who
lives at 1917 Eighth Street northwest. He
is now at the Emergency Hospital where
he was taken shortly after he was injured
and at a late hour last night it was stated
that his condition was serious.
The boy was flying kite in Rhode Island
Avenue. between Eighth and Ninth Streets,
when il was blown into tree and resisted
all efforts to dislodge 1t. William, as the
only way to regain possession of the kite
climbed the tree, and after procuring the
object of his efforts, started to descend
He had proceeded but few feet when he
lost his balance and fell distance OF sew
eral feet TO the ground. Passersby who
saw him fall, picked William up, and S. eing
that he was seriously hurt and in great
pain took him TO his home where a physi-
clan was summoned. When the physician
arrived he discovered that the boys right
arm was broken, and the left arm sprainei,
and he at once sent him to the Emergency
Hospital There the boy became uncon-
scious, and it was seen that he had sus-
tained an injury to his head which caused
concussion of the brain. After the frac-
tured arm had been set and the sprain of
the other arm reduced, the boy was sent to
a ward. He remained unconscious for sew
eral hours, and though at a late hour he
was resting quietly. grave doubts are en-
tertained for his recovery.
The times., 1899-08-15

Boston, Mass, Aug 1.-THE twentieth
opened at the Hotel Brunswick at o'clock
this afternoon. Since Sunday members
have been pouring into the city by train
and on their wheels, and probably ten or
twelve thousand are here tonight and half
as many more are expected by tomorrow
night. Perhaps per cent of the whole
number are women. Chief Consul Sterling
Elliot is in charge of the meet headquar
ters and is assisted by Secretary Abbott
Bassett and others. Among the proni-
nent officials and racers arriving today
were Fred C. Gerlach, chairman Of the ma
tional racing board; Dave G. Shafer. who
came from Chicago and joined the party at
Montreal last evening; Nat Butler, Frank
Butler, Frank Carman, Angus Mcleod,
African amateur champion, who is deter
mined to make great showing at the races
during the coming week n. E. Van Walk
burg, of Wisconsin. is here with q delega-
tion of followers in the interest OF Mil
waukee for the 1900 meet.
George w. Kast is looking after the Den-
yer wheelmen, and announced this after
noon that Colorado's representatives in
the nter-divisional race would be z. W.
Page, Frank Starbuck, and w. j. Gregory.
Albert Mott and Chief Consul Sans, Of the
Maryland division, arrived today, as did
also T. r. Crump, Of Mexico, who is anx-
ious that the meet OF 1901 shall be held in
his city. President keenan, Is expected
tomorrow morning. and an important
meeting Of the executive committee Of the
L. A. w will be held tomorrow after
noon.
The centre OF attraction at the Bruns-
wick this afternoon was Walter McGrdth,
of Philadelphia. son of Capt J. r. Me-
Grath, and himself member OF the Con-
tinentals of Philadelphia and the c. r. G.
The little fellow is nine years old. and
proudly wears seventeen century bars on
his breast. Seven of these were ridden in
81 and five each in '9s and 's9. He rides
63gear made 10 order, dresses all in
white, and rides with bare legs.
This evenings programme included
moonlight runs through the suburbs.
concert by the municipal band in West
Roxbury, various entertainments by local
clubs, a banquet TO members of the
press at the Revere House.
During the week there are twenty-five
runs scheduled, which will include trips
to points of interest, some covering short
morning run, moonlight runs, or an all
day tour.
The times., 1899-08-15
Tips on Today's Events.

Saratoga selections.
First race-Lady Lindsay. Azucena, Hur-
ley B1rley.
Second -Handicapper. Pirate j..
Fiamora-
Third race-Mariti. Bob White, Atha-
mas.
Fourth race-Dolly weithoff. Nicholas.
Decide.
Fifth race-No selections.
Highland Park selections.
First race-Tony Holig. Rubel, Alamo.
Second raee-Albert s, Cheval dor, John
Boone.
Third race-can See EN-. Henry Launt,
Virgie O.
Fourth race-shrove Tuesday. Disso,ute.
Cariboo.
Fifth race-Hapsburg. Nellie Baker, Ma
mie Callan.
Sixth race-Libation, saiHs Lamar, Mex
arms.
Hawthorne selections:
First race-Brown Dick, Deeeive, Prince
&C.
Second race-Unsightly, Tidy Ann. Mar
tin Duke.
Third race-carnero, Cherry Leaf. croc-
ket.
Fourth -Meddiesome, Blue Lick,
Racivan.
Fifth race-Satan, Tildee, Florizar.
Sixth race-Aureole, Goose Liver, Yours
Truly.
No racing at st. Louis today.
The times., 1899-08-15
A CHILD POISONED.
Arthur MOynham Helped Himself to
the PareEoric.

The too free use of paregorie by Arthur
Allison Moynham, one-year- old child,
was responsible for his appearance at the
Emergency Hospital yesterday morning,
where he underwent treatment for opium
poisoning. The overdose of medicine wa1
taken at the home of the child's parents,
at 906 L Street northwest. Arthur, it ap-
pears, had been suffering with a slight
complaint and had been given paregoric
for the trouble. He noticed that the bot
tie from which the doses were given
was contained in a medicine chest in his
mothers room and yesterday morning he
decided that he needed more of It,
He was in the room in charge of his
nurse, and when her attention was dis
distracted from him for moment he
procured the bottle, which contained about
an ounce OF the medicine, and drained it
before he was discovered. The nurse
notified the mother OF the child of his act
and great alarm was at once felt. The
child was hurried to nearby drug store
and from there sent 10 the hospital.
There the usual antidotes were admins
tered, and after short time Arthur Al
lison Moynham was pronounced out of
danger and was taken home by his
mother.
The times., 1899-08-15

ward; selling; six furlongs.-Alhert s.,
LOG; Damocles. Cheyal dor, John Boone
1O3; Brulare, 1902; CRANKY 9S; B. G. Fox,
50; Lizzie Kelly, "a.
Third race-For three year-olds and up
ward selling; one and one-sixteenth miles.
-Guilder, 109; Can l See En-, LOG; Travel
er. 1o2; Henry Launt 1903; Chancery, Vir-
gle o., SO; Devils Dream, Perciti. Helen H
ii, Cynthia H., Vanessa, So; Richardson,
Windward 90.
Fourth race-For two-year- -olds; five fur
longs.-Dissolute, 107; Earl of Aberdeen,
Cariboo, 104; Shroye Tuesday, 101; Aristo.
Right Bower, ]. H. Barnes, 100.
Fifth race-For three year-olds and up
ward; selling; six furlongs.-Bob Leach,
1o3; Clincher 1902; Hapsburg. 100; Mamie
Callan, 102; Nellie Baker 100; Jessie Jar
Doe, SO: Brown Veil. 95.
Sixth race-For three-year- r-olds and up
ward; selling; seven furlongs.
Libation, 109; Sallie Lamar. 107; Elano
Quaver, 102: Manzanita. 100.
The times., 1899-08-15
A RAID ON GAMBLERS.
Sergeant FnIvey Arrests Five Col
Ored Crap Shooters.


Ored Crap Shooters.
Sergeant Falvey of the Ninth precinct,
led raid ON a vacant house in B Street
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
northeast, about o'clock yesterday after
noon and arrested and locked up five col
ored men who We're among a gang of thir-
teen found gambling in the place. The men
gave their names as James Thomas, Isaac
Lucas George Lucas Edward Taylor, and
Hooper Brown They were ali charged with
being suspicious characters and will be ar
raigned in the Police Court this morning
For several days past the police have been
watching the vacant house in question with
the idea that something wrong was going
cided to Investigate. Accordingly ne got
together raiding squad consisting OF Po-
Iicemen Saul, Emerson. Gobo, and Nebb
and swooped down on the house yesterday
afternoon. The door of the house was
forced, and when the policemen entered
they found thirteen colored men engaged
in games of CRAPS" cards, etc. At the
sight of the officers the men scrambled for
the stairway and eight succeeded in getting
10 skylight and from there onto the
roof. From the roof, which is twenty-fiv
feet from the ground, the men jumped and
in every instance landed safely and escaped.
The five men who were captured attempted
to get TO the roof, but were caught before
they could do so. Despite the fact that
some of the men got away, the raid is con-
sidered one of the most successful that has
recently been effected in the Ninth pre-
cinct.
The times., 1899-08-15
THE cRooUET TOURNAMENT.
Many of the Best Players of the
Country VIII Participate.

Norwich, Conn, Aug. 1.-THE eighteenth
annual tournament of the National Croquet
Association of America will be opened on
the grounds of the association in Rock
we'll Street tomorrow. Many of the croquet
cracks will be here by tomorrow. The tour
nament bids fair to be the most interesting
in recent years, the number of entries be-
ing larger than usual, and new clubs be-
ing represented. Among the arrivals this
afternoon were President W. H. Wahly, o.
Washington, winner OF last years tourna-
ment and his club mates, George II. Coop
er, C. G. Williams, A. L. Williams, Sackett
Duryea, champion in, 1897; w. Holt Apgar
of Trenton, N. J; E. b. Stauffer, Boyer
town, Pa; S. B. Prentiss, Pawtucket. r. l.;
Jerome B. Bell, Wilmington, Del. G. NJ
Bryant, of Washington, first prize winner
in 1898, in the second division, arrived this
evening.
George S. Van Wickle, a wealthy New
Jersey enthusiast, has presented the $3.50
citation with another gold medal for the
best individual player of the second divis-
ion, to be held under the same conditions
governing the medal in the first division.
The contest for the medal heretofore has
been one of the features of the tournament
Sackett Duryea, of Washington, is the
present holder of the first division medal
The times., 1899-08-15
GAMES TODAY.
81. Louis at Washington.
Cincinnati at boston.
Cleveland ut brooklyn
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pfftsburg af baltimore.

Once more the rain came down in such
quantities as to prevent the hungry fans
from enjoying their daily dole of sport
The disappointed, however, viii have an
opportunity of witnessing two games this
afternoon for the price of one admission.
The contests this afternoon are scheduled,
and the postponed game OF yesterday will
be played of in St. Louis. as the Indians
win not appear at National Park this sea
son after the conclusion Of the present Sc
ries.
Dinneen and Roach wiz be the battery
for the locals in the opening performance
this afternoon, and McFarlan and Duncsn
viii work Ia the second game. Young and
Powell viii be the pitchers for the Indians.
while SchTecongost viii catch both games
The times., 1899-08-15
MERELY A STRONG WIND.
The Dreaded Hurricane Likely to BE
Only Gale Here.


Should the much advertised West Indian
hurricane continue to develop speed there
is slight chance of Washington receiving
a little strong wind, according to the ad-
vices received at the Weather Bureau
last night. The storm is so far distant,
however, and is approaching so slowly
that nothing dangerous is expected at this
point. In any case, say the weather Off
cials. the tornado cannot arrive at Allan
tic City before tomorrow night.
The latest bulletin received at the Wea-
ther Bureau states that the storm is now
central off the Georgia coast, and is moy-
ing northward with somewhat increased
energy. Storm signals have been extended
north to Atlantic City, and while no hur-
ricane is expected, high winds and rain
may prevail along the coast. Shipping in
terests are not regarded as being in any
great danger as the hurricane has spent
its force and has abated to strong north
east gales along the coast.
The times., 1899-08-15
LOanSOf $40
and upwards made
on FURNITURr.
PIANOS. HORSES,

Wagons, ETC. AZ lowest rates and the day
you apply. We leaning on the Building \
Loan Association pan. which makes the cost OF
carrying loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you to pay 1t of in any sized
notes you desire. running from one TO twelve
months You only pay for the use Of money for
the length Of time You carry it. II you have
loan with some other company We viii pay Il
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oneerfully gwen and no cost 20 you unless loan
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National Mortgage Loan Co.
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The times., 1899-08-15

Sparks Ti,ree-base esiontreviIle, Mccreery.
Doable play-sIadison, Ely ard Bowerman. First
base on errors Pittsburg ?. First base on balls
OF McGnnity J. off Tannehill ?, off Sparks 8.
Hit by pitched ball-By Tannehin 1, by Sparks 1.
Struck out-By McGinRity l. by McKenna l, by
Howell g. by Sparks /. Wild pitch-Tannehill.
Left on bases-Balfirnore 4, PiitsiluTg s Time
Of game hours and 10 minutes. Umpires-
Manaseau and Mct.arr. Attendance l.6sl
The times., 1899-08-15
VIEW YORK.

First base on sErurE-cleseland J. New YORK J.
Lett on nases-C1eveland :. Ssw York 8 Three
base hifs-fsleason. Foster. Two-base hit-DuEd
Stolen bzscs-FosteT. Van Haltrcs o'Brien Sac
rifce hiis-Quinn. Grady. Double plsvs-ouirn
l0ckhesd and Tucker: suRden and Lockhead
FirEt base on balis-0f Cettig o. Of HnEhey
Struck out-By Geitig 2 ~ Hughey q Passad
hali-sudgen. Wild pitchCs-cestig i Hngher J.
Umpires-Esnslie and Wilson Tsne a. garnc-z
ho<ns and minutes Atfendzare se8
The times., 1899-08-15
A GAME ON MUDDY GROUNDS.
Baltimore and PitfsburE Pitchers
Handicapped by the Wet Bali.

Baltimore, Aug. 1.-two games were
scheduled for today. but only one was
PLAYED. Not until 4 O'Clock were the
grounds in presentabie condition. The
pitchers were Handicapped by the wet ball
and we're hammered accordingly Pitts
burg used up two and Baltimore three. The
heiders and runners had q time Of II on
the slippery grounds and the game was
comedy O. errors. The game was called
on account OF darkness. The score:
The times., 1899-08-15

Tsro-bsse hits-DuTy , McPhse. Three-b base
hit-Corcoran, Home runs-Duffy. McPhee. First
base errors-Besion ? Cincinnati l. Struck
out-By Nichols /, by Phillips 4. Double play
Lowe, Long, and Tenney. Triple play-Steinfeldt
and Corcoran. Wild pitches Phillips q Hit by
pitched bail-By Nichols /. Time Of game
hours and Is minutes Umpires-Gaffney and
Latham. Attendance, $500.
The times., 1899-08-15
1oc-ALL DRuGGlSTS-foc
MONEY wASrED AND ro IeAx.
Money to Loan

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The times., 1899-08-15
Entries for Today.
Iawthorne entries. Aug. Is.

nav tulIltS- aug. 10.
First race-For maiden three -year-oIds:
seven furlongs.-Maurice w, Prince c.,
1O5; Our Friend, 104 Euro, Rice, Brown
Dick, Falsetto, ir., Maryland Reserve, De-
ceive, 102; Benjamine, Alice B., Edith
Kline, Opera Girl, Marsa, Ramiet, Marie
Nixon, Pigot, Nellie Fonso, 100.
Second race-For two-year- -olds; sell
ing; five urlongs.-Unsightly, 115; Macie
Maree, ia: Jake Weber, Decoy, Ill;
"a. Ia, Clara Wooley. 100; Man of Honor,
All Smiles. 109; Tommy OBrien. f07;
Caloocan, Tidy Ann, Martin Duke iG6;
Lady Mother, 105; DR.. Tarr, 104: In Debt,
Mission. l03; Nina B. L., 102; Jessie
Wood, 101.
Third race-For four -year-olds; one and
one-eighth miles.-Carnero, Cherry Leaf,
112: The Elector, 10Y; Crockett, 100.
Fourth race-For three-year-old and
upward; selling: one mile-Racivan, Blue
Lick Ed Upton, Meddesome Monta-
nus, 1902; Tulle Fonso, 101; Defender II,
SO; Synia, 81; Nellie Sercey 95
Fifth race-For two -year-olds; six fur
longs.-Florizar, 115; Lew Kraft, III;
Zazel. Tildee, 1oS; Rochlight, 100; Myrtle
Gebaner, Satan, Aloha H. Brown Thrush,
Prairie Dog. 81.
Sixth race-For three-year-o and
upward; selling; one and one-sixteenth
miles.-Yours Truly. 110: Elidad Lucky
Monday, Pancharm, 10s; Plantain. Croe-
sus Inverary II, Goose Liver 1O7; Hosi
Globe II. Chauncey Fisher. 105; Annowan
So; Aureole, 9S; Hanan, The Bondman.
81; Col. Fades. "a; Rosa Marso, 92.
The times., 1899-08-15
RRQAlKIYN

Homo rln-I-each- Stolen fase-Maener. Sac
rifce cunningham First base on balls-Oh
Kennedy 4. of Cunningham 2 First base on
errors-Brooklyn l. Double play-Clingman and
NJ Kelly. Struck ont-By Kennedy !. Left on
iases-Brooklsn 6. Louisville . UTnpiTes-Swart-
wood and Mcdonald. Time Of game hour and
6 minutes. Attendance 2.eO0.
The times., 1899-08-15
THE Cyclists GATHERING
The L. A. W's Twentieth Annual
Meet Opens in Boston.

Many Prominent OGiciaIs and Riders
Already on the Scene Denver
the Wheeimen in 1900-steriing
Elliott in Charge of Headquarters.
The times., 1899-08-15
Rain PREVENTS A GAME
A Double Header With the Indians
This Afternoon.

Boston freaks the Winning streak
of the Cfncinnatfs - The SuPerbns
Defeaf the CoEoneIs-The Quakers
Down the orphans-Gossip of the
Baseball Players and Nagnntes.
The times., 1899-08-15
TEE GIANTS FRIGHTENED.
cleveland Makes n Bid for Victory
I'm the Ninth Inning.

New York. Aug. 1.-THE Clevelands
threw scare into the New Yorks' camp
when the first two men TO the plate in the
last inning hit safely. but Harley, Sullivan.
and McAllister hit flies to each of the New
York outhelders and the visitors could only
tally two runs. The score.
The times., 1899-08-15
THE REDS FINALLY LOSE.
Boston Breaks the Winning streak
of the Cfncinnnffs.

Boston, Aug 1.-THE Champions broke
the Cincinnatis' winning streak today by
timely hitting. The game was fercely con-
tested, both teams kicking increasingly,
which Gaffney allowed The score:
The times., 1899-08-15
Saratoga. Aug. 14.-Track good.


First race-For three -year-old FLIES; one
mile. Mai (Spencer), even, won; Exit
tMaher). to 2. second; Bell OF Troy
tEvans), TO 2, third. Time. 1:433-4
Second raee-For two-year- -olds; selling:
six furlongs- Tarhill tBillman), to 2,
won; Decimal fDaly), to i, second; Post
Haste Newis). 6 to l. third Time lis 81.
Third race-For four-year- olds and up
ward; selling: one and one-eighth miles.
Meadowthorpe (Burns), 5 TO /, won; Blue
away (Maher), l to 2, second Beau Ideal
(Bullman), TO l, third Time, 1:55.
Fourth raee-For three-year-oIds and up
ward; handicap; seven furlongs. Kinnikin-
mic (Spencer), to 8, won: St Clair CHA
herr, 5 to 2, second: Skyscraper (Builman)
10 2, third Time. 1:2s1-4
Fifth race-For two-year- -olds; five fur
longs. Gulden (Maher), 10 8, won: Myn-
her (Kuhn). TO 1, second: Frandoo
(Burns), TO 1. third. Time, 1:02 IA. Her
Ladyship left at the post
The times., 1899-08-15

Highland Park entries, August Is.
First race-For three year-olds and up
ward; selling; seven fur!ongs.-Billy Punch.
Tony Honig, 10b; Rubel, Alamo, Scorcher
Lord Frazier Bromo, 102; Annie Lauretta,
Shuttlecock, 100.
Second race-For three-year- -olds and up
The times., 1899-08-15

lwohase hits-Flick. Cross, Mertes, TAYLOR.
sacrifce hifs- Quinn g Left on bases-Philadel-
phia :. Chicago 10 Struck out-By Taylor 3,
by Bernhard l. Stolen hlse-Goeckel. Double
pizss-i Thomas and Douglass; Cross, Lauder and
belani Nollegion Gseritt. and Magoon. First
base on bai.s-Of Taylor ?. on Bernhard 3. First
base on errors Philadelphia 2, Chicago l. Hit
BY pitched hall-Goeckel Umpires-Lynch and
Connolly Time q game-2 hours Attendance,
The times., 1899-08-15
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The McGuires defeated the Deweys Sun
day morning in nine interesting innings by
the score Of is 70 l3. The score by innings:
Mc(iuires ...........3 / l 3 ks
Deweys .......--..... s 2 l o 0-13
The times., 1899-08-15
THE QUAKERS WIN.
Chicago's Errors and PhiIadeIphia's
Hits Como Tofefher

Philadelphia. Aug l4-PhfladeIphia' 5
bits and Chicago's errors came in conjunc-
ton in the fourth inning this afternoon, ana
the locals won handily. There were no
fielding features The scnre
The times., 1899-08-15

II you want to know what real good beer is
phone eSi, Arlington Bottling Co, for case
OF Heurichs Maerzen, Senate, or Lager.
The times., 1899-08-15

Order case OF Heurich's beer from Arlington
Bottling Co, phone 6s4, II you want beverage
OF superior qualities.
The times., 1899-08-15
KENNEDY DOES WE'LL.
His Pitching Wins n Game for the
SupprbnS

>urerbns.
Brooklyn. Aug. l4.-Kennedy pitched an
other great game against the Louisvilles
today and the Broolslyns won by a closs
score. Cunningham was batted more freely
than on Friday. The fielding Of the home
team was superb. The score: