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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-02

The recognition and the attitude OF
the Congress concerning Hawaiian AZ
fairs. of course. lead To- our absolute
denial OF the least present or future
aid or encOura cement on my part 10
Al effort 20 restore any government
heretofore existing in the Hawaiian
Islands.
(Signed) GROVER CLEVELAND"
\ memorandum is affixed % show
that this letter was received by the
commissioners at 20 p. m. WeIaCs-
day. August Is. 1S94.
EFFORTS IN ENGLAND
The unsuccessful efforts % Judge
W.demaun 10 see Lord Kimberley are
shadOwed in the following note from
the commissioner 20 the secretary %
foreign affairs and the reply % Lord
Kimberley's representative.
My Lord: l beg 10 inform yOT-
lOrdship that I have arrived IN Lon
don with letters Of credence from Her
Majesty Queen LiliuOkalaui OF Hawaii
in order 10 lay before your lordship
the protest OF her majesty against the
action OF the republican government
in subvertins the constitutional gov
eminent of the country.
Il am also commanded by her mai
esty 10 show TO the British government
the fraudulent character OF the cleo
ton recently held and beg leave to ask
for an interview with your lordship.
The reply was as follows:
Sir: l am directed by the Earl %
Kimberley to acknowledge the receip;
of your letter of the oath instant. re-
guessing an interview with his lord
ship in order To lay before him the
protest of Queen Liliuokalani against
the recent revolution in the Sandwich
Islands.
Il am to express his lordship's rcsrej
that he is unable to grant you an in
terview for this purpose.
Lord Kimberley desires me to as
sure you that this refusal does no.
imply any want OF respect TO the queen
or of courtesy to yourself. but is solely
due to- the desire OF her majesty's gov
eminent to- abstain strictly from al
interference in the internal politics %
! Hawaii"
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EVERY INCH A MAN

Whether thiriy-six or
forty-six. Suits are here
10 1T his frame.
Our notion OF a rightly kept
stock OF ready 20 wear clothoA
And the little man has no
advantage In price
The growing younEstcr
feels proud when dressed
Just like papa"
No better way 90 train tho
young mind IN tho channe.
OF self-rcspect-
Giant efforts for dwarfIsh
figures. Give Us first cal.
The fivc-doliar halter g.
the greatest living example
90 self-importAnce.
Thinks his name adds two dol
lars worth 90 every hat Same
hat here. three dollars.
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THE INSTRUCTIONS

The eX-queen's instructions TO her
commissioners deputed to wait upon
President Cleveland as given in the
pamphlet, were as follows:
TO the Honorables J. \. Cummins, IL.
A. Widemann, Sam Parker:
Gentlemen: You are hereby in
structed upon your arrival in Wash
ington to ascertain from his excellency
the President of the United States
whether there is any hope for his do
ing anything for the restoration of the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-02

Gentlemen: You must permit ne
to remind you that this interview IS
not an official one. and that instead OF
receiving you in any representative
capacity, l meet you as individuals who
have travelled ii long distance for the
purpose of laying a certain matter be
fore me.
You ask me if there is any hope Of
my doing anything for the restoration
of the constitutional government IF the
Hawaiian Islands, / suppose that this
question is largely prompted by the
fact that soon after the overturning
of the late government of the queen,
Investigated that transaction and was
satisfied that there had been such an
unjustifiable interference in aid of that
movement, on the part of representa-
tives of the government of the United
States in its diplomatic and naval ser
vice, as to call for correction, not only
TO rectify what seemed to be a wrong
done to others, but also through that
rectifcation to ward off what appeared
to be a danger 10 American honor and
probity.
Fully approaching the constitution
al limitations of my executive power
and by no means unmindful ~ the
hindrances that might arise. un Ter.
took the task
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\ SAD DEMONSTRATION.

1t is thus to- be seen that Mrs. Do
minis is not a Trustworthy author. Her
commissioners. according TO this rec
ord. carried out their instructions 10
the letter and presented her upon their
return with ample evidences Of their
performances and their unavoidable
failures. This demonstration OF her in
accuracy OF statement respecting her
best friends shows that il is not safe
to rely implicitly upon any assertions
or act which she may advance con
corning her affairs.
Ii likewise shows that Mrs. Dominis
lacks the quality OF faithfulness to her
friends. that she would rather distort
the records in a feeble attempt 10
smooth her case than write her APP
probation of honest endeavors in hel
belief. Thus she is displayed in light.
which reflect no credit upon her. but
show her to be untrue. untruthful and
malicious in her nature.
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L.ILIUOKALANI.

Washington Place. July 10, 1894.
The commissioners. upon their ar
rival in Washington, pursuant TO these
instructions, sent the following note
to Secretary Gresham:
I'VE, the undersigned, Messrs. Cum
Minis, Parker and Widemann. commits
sioners sent by her majesty. Queen
Liliuokalani. request an audience Of
the President of the United States.
we desire to ask his excellency
whether there is any hope for his do
ing anything for the restoration OF
the constitutional government of the
Hawaiian Islands,
Judge Widemann has told in his
letter to Mrs. Dominis how the effort
to secure an audience failed. Follow
ing is a copy of the letter from Presi-
dent Cleveland, which was handed TO
the commissioners by Secretary Ores
nam:
RESIDENT CLEVELAND'S DE-
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HIS HAND TIED.

Having failed in my plans. | COM
mitted the entire subject TO the Con-
gress of the United States. which hal
abundant power and authority in the
premises. The executive branch OF the
government was thereby discharged
from further duty and responsibility
in the matter unless moved thereto
by congressional command. The Con-
gress has. both by its action and its
omission 10 act. signifed that nothing
need be done touching American IN
reference with the overthrow Of the
government of the queen.
quite lately a government has been
established in Hawaii which is in full
force and operation in all parts of
the islands. 1t is maintaining its au-
thority and discharging all ordinary
governmental functions. Upon general
principles and losing sight of the spe-
cial circumstances surrounding this
case, the new government is clearly
entitled to our recognition without re
gard TO any OF the incidents which &C
companied or preceded its Inaugural
ton.
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GEMS OF THE OCEAN.

Such are the souvenirs of the Ha-
waiian group which lie Munyon j. now
Offering to- the tourist. Photographs OF
this Island Paradise printed on any
paper in any tone known TO the art
wATERCoLoRS
OF the wonderfully tinted fish native
90 these waters and
Exquisite Souvenir albums. con-
tanning fourteen Photographic gems
equal TO rare ctchings. with a water
color painting on the cover-all for
three dollars. This Is only one 90 one
hundred snaps. Come and see us.
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IMPROVED

S-HH1-COttaEe az PaIams. contains .
rooms. size % lot s6.6Xil0. Very
reasonable So % and make
offer.
S1fUp-Kalihi - I.pt about I acre.
improved Well planted ia trees
and shrubbery. CHEAP.
Si-5'-\cw residence on COLLEGE =
near Wilder Avenue. contains :
rooms and stable. Mus; b. seen
20 be appreciated. Ouc-hal:
cash will Doe accepted.
. Ss25D-CollcEe s.. large fine cottage
~ ten rooms in excellent coudi-
ton.
MAKE AN oFFER-Emma s.. near
Vineyard s.. = ven large lot.
with small cottages. MUST BE
SOLD.
JNIMPROVED.
: GT5-Qusen s.. lot. size 5OxicO.
/ 5 s5O-Each. Two fine lots on Wal
kiki Road. Cars pass the prop
erty.
Sl50O-COllege St. lot with shrubs-cry
75Xl25.
ISI50O-Corner Waikiki Road and John
Eua Road. Size 1OOXllO.
/ S32JO-EIch. Two very des!rabI,
building lots. Piikoi St. with
abundance OF valuable fruit
! trees thereon. Size Of each ss I
1 X92O.
Si50O-Piikoi S.. Tot: fine nci=hbor.
hood: l35X2G0.
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and Japan. Before leaving here the
French commissioner, Mr.. NerIeye, in
formed me that the French govern
ment had recognized this republic, 50
did not go 70 Paris. but went straight
TO London. Upon arrival there I adj
dressed letter TO Lord Kimberley
asking for an interview, copy OF which
letter is enclosed. After a short delay
received a letter from the foreign
Office declining to see me. Upon receipt
OF this l crossed over 10 Germany,
and 10, on the morning after my ar
rival the papers announced the recos-
milton of this republic by the German
empire. France. England and Germany
failing, it was useless 20 visit Portugal
and Japan. Immediately upon my re-
turn home I reported TO YOU the above
and handed to you Lord Kimberley
letter.
ITO refresh your memory once more
1 enclose copy of Lord Kimberley's
letter.
without any remarks on the above
| beg TO add that l trust that the
sources from which you compiled your
book are more trustworthy and reliable
than those from which you drew your
statement made on pages 25S and 259.
Il have the honor TO be, your majes-
tvs most humble and obedient servant.
s.u 4 W-IDEN
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An additional list OF desirable prop
erty will he given upon application.
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ONE MORE BOOK

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UNIMPRovED.

See the PAWAA TRACT LOTS fac
ing on King and Beretania streets
$3.50 cash. balance on easy terms
Water pipes are being laid on this
tract.
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CASTLE s. COOKE, Ltd.
HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS.

AGENT, FOR
The Eva Plantation Co.
The Waialua Agricultural Co. Ltd
The Kohala Sugar Co.
The Waimea Sugar MIL Co
The Koloa Agricultural Co.
The Onomea Sugar Co.
The Fulton Iron Works. ST. Louis.
No.
The Standard OIL Co.
The Geo. r. Blake Steam Pumps
weston's Centrifugais.
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. o. Boston
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co. %
Hartford. Conn
Thu Alliance Assurance Co. OF Lon-
don
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
Brave Virginia Girls.

\ L.ynchburS special TO the Richmond
Times says:
"Rev. Father James Collins Il native
Of this city. is minislcrinS 70 TIL" yell
low fever sufferers at the Soldiers
Home 1T Hampton. From good auth ~
ity it is learned THAI the two nurses
who have charge Of the yellow fever
patients at the Homo are both Virginia
Of l;irkhridSe. and the other Miss Anna
Orphan Female Asylum.
Misses Spencer and Davidson up to
the 18th instant have been the sole
nurses in charge Of those stricken With
fever. although they We're then expect
ing other nurses TO help. Miss SPENCER
has U attend the patients through III"
night in Ward |. i'll which she and Miss
Davidson have To practically lv.. not
being allowed To 50 out OF tho hospital
nor even into other sick wards.
some idea OF the fearful work and
terrible strain on these TWO brave girls
may be gained when it is stated shat up
to the 4th there had been forty cases
and twelve deaths, and they had been
on duty ever since the 18th of JULY.
Now uiiat the Sick are convelc s|in I:
ana the dread plague seems To be ablt-
ing. the friends Of the TWO Niryin;,
nurses arc anxious that they shall have
an The honor which rightly belongs II
them before some new nurse or nurses
r-n",t for duty and get thr credit for
the nniJe work done by Misses Spencer
and davidson When the danger was at
its height"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
A New Frefrht Line.

The rapidly growing proportions that
American export trade With Europe is
assuming will soon cause the establish
inrnt Of u new line of freight Steam
ships, which Will ply between Kew
York ana Glasgow. The firms inter
cSttd III the projected service ara the
Menantic Steamship Company OF New
York; the British Steamship Company
Of Liverpool. and Rankin. Gilmour &
Co, also OF Liverpool Each of the
above concerns Will contribute one or
more vessels to the business which Will
be transacted through one agency ana
practically one management.
The Mcnantic Company will furnish
TWO steamships. named the Masconomo
anc the Mariposa. The former was
built last year by j. l.. Thompson {;
sons. Of Sunderland England ana is
now running between New York and
London under the Atlantic TRANSPORT
flag. The Mariposa is now in course Of
construction by the Thompsons and viii
be ready 10 join the fleet in November
Inc British ShirOwner's Company
Will supply the British Trader. and
Rankin Glmour e Co. will furnish the
st. Dunstan, which vessel is now all
but completed at the Swan & Hunter
shirbuilding yards, in Newcastle, Eng
land.
The Scotch agents Of the new line
viii be J. Bruce Murray & Co. Of Glas-
gov. the senior member of which was
formerly the managing director Of the
old Stlte Line, whose steamships ran
between New York and Glasgow. The
agents in New York will be Sanderson
y Son. and James p. Robertson will
represent the new service in Chicago
Oswald Sandcrson, of Santlersnn &,
son, who has Just returned from: Eu-
rope says:
These steamships will be Of c, 800 tons
burden and will be OF the most Ito
date construction and equipment. Spe-
c'ai care VIII be given to The prompt
delivery OF sack flour in the very hrst
condition.
The vessels being rated Al at Lloyd
only the lowest rates of insurance will
be incurred. The first sailing will take
place about October 18th, ana vessels
WI leave New York every ten days
after that date. The steamships will
load at the Phoenix Line wharf, Hobo
ken
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
DefattAs Had Taken Ou, Papers.

T13N TcIegFaph.)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Thc Sta,.
Department has received from Governor
Foster, OF Louisiana. certified copies Of
the final naturalization papers taken
out Ivy Frank, Charles and Joe Dcfatta
three Of the men lynched at Tallulan
and claimed by the italian ;luthoritie.
to be Italian citizens. The ndtu,aiiza-
ton papers We're issued by the court in
Madison district, and are regarded by
the authorities as establishing bayor
question the citizenship Of these tnrac
participants in the affair Governor
Fosters final report on the circum-
stances Of the lynching has not yet been
received
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
IS BRIGHT
CONTINUED from Second Page.)

the disease have been just as vrulcn.
as in other sections of the country
where it has made its appearance. l 40
not believe that there is another in
St2hcc in tn" history of the country
where the epidemic mas been in SO short
time gotten under control. The new
case reported yesterday does not afford
any cause for alarm as The party affect
ed has been under surveillance for seven
days. which time it takes the symptoms
OF yellow fever to develop.
The Surgeon General. ;lfte: speak,
lES ~ the means employed by the
United States Marine Hospital Service
t.: prevent Nhe spread If the disease said
that some OF the credit belongs 10 HE
people in the vicinity Of the infected
district.
'lcu know. said Mr.. Nymari, that
tn" greatest difficulty that We cxpe-
ricnce is in preventing the peopla from
becoming panic stricken.
Whenever the plague has made its
appearance the greatest CONSERVATION
has always followed. In this manner
persons lr,vc escaped the vigilance. If
the officers and carried the disease to
other localities. In Virginia it has been
different and the officers have had no
trouble. in cffecting the uuarantin". ~
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
Yellow Jack Has Reached the
End of Its Tether.
RECORD OF THE scoURoE
Total Numb:r of Cases, Is: Deaths Re
sulting, IL; Discharged as Cured1a;
Convalctc. MS In tho Hospita,, 20.
Quarantine May He Raised.

The fever situaI ton continues on the
mend, conditions IN the infected loca 'ity
being all that gould De expected ana
desired under the existing circ,l1n.tan-
ceS.
No new cases ali. no deaths" has
Deccme stereotyped report a. the Of
fetal headquarters in the Soldiers
Home.
The quarantine however remains in
force at all OF liie neighborng points
Hampton and Phoebus have practically
clean bills of health. The citizens feel
confident that the quarantine agains,
Hampton Will be raised in the next
forty eight hours.
Hampton and Phoebus have been
supplied With provisions ana the Soldi-
ers Home has sufficient supply on
hand TO last until the raising Of the
quarantine.
The epidenlic's record 70 this date
shows Il total Of 43 cases diagnosed as
yellow fever. OF this number. II were
fatal Twelve Of the patients have been
discharged as cured. and thos. Yet
remaining in the hospital are all con-
EalcSccnt,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
GOV. AIsKlSsON's FUNERAL.
Many Prominent Men In Public LILO At
tended the Obse quies.


NEWMAN. GA. Aug. ".-Thc funeral
of the late Governor Atkinson was cen
Quoted from the First Methodist church
of this place this afternoon.
Prominent icp!:si;lns from al parts
OF the state We're present. including
Governor Gambler. Attorney General
Terrell Secretary Of State Cook Scna.
tor ~ 5. Clay. Senator Bacon. Con-
gresham GriSSs. judges Of the Supre i,!e
Bellch. members If the Legislature and
OF the various state commissions. rh=
negro po:tcrs OK the S'.utc capital :it-
tended in !, body
Al public town buildings are araped
in mourning.
Tho initcrment took place With Ma
SONIC honnrs. BISHOP Fl. NJ Turner, Of
me African Methodist l.piSGo opal rnurcn
has issued 4 call to the 500 negro minis
telS ana 10000 members of The. African
church IN Georgia To hold memorial scr
Vices i'll honor OF The deceased E!Snoo
turner pays high tribute to the late
governor on account Of the lattHrs
friendship for tho race
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
TROOPS LEAVE HAVANA.
Only the GarriSons as MORO Castle, Caba-
HAS and Outlying Forts Remain.

HAVANA. Aug. ".-The last troops
stationed in this city left her. this
morning For Qucnadus. leaving only
those sarrisoninS MORO castle. Cabanls
fortress and the outlying forts.
The Palri;l says The schvnc 10 max.
model farm schools Instead Of al az
ricultur:il engineering school is excl
lent and adds:
Cuba needs plenty Of practical az
rlcultulahstS, such as could be mad, hv
model farms. u initiate btatcr means
"f cultivation. There should also l,a ;,
theoretical side institution 10 study tha
production Of extracts from fruits ana
vegetables"
The municipality OF Havana has ask
cd Governor Ludlow 70 authorize lie
expenditure Of 100000 per year FOR pup-
lie schools.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
ALL ALONG The line
Continued from second pagc.)

him: He then asked Col. Huffman to
produce his pass. The colonel had no
pass I" produce and the guard told HIM
that he could not pass the line
We'll. L suppose there is nothing left
lor me but to go back" said Colonel
huffman. rcgretfully
Suppose don't let YOU so back" sug-
Sestcd the old soldier with glittcr;n-
eyes.
The colonel shifted uneasily.
1hcn. | suppose III have to stay
where 1 ana he said
I'll tel! you how it is Col. Huffman :
explained the old soldier. "Ycs;crtlty
You said that this post was impcrfc. / \
guarded. Well. now l propose to SHOW
You that it is perfectly guarded. and by
the eternal sir Cor words to that Of
fecO YOU shall not pass over this line
now or any other time until you can
present. proper signed pass y
could go down here a little piece
and cross over without a pass Sr-
marked Col. Huffman. rashly
And YOU would carry :, load of buck
shot under your clothes after YOU
concluded the old soldier. bringing 1uc
argument to q conclusion.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
TO DEATH ON THE FAST EXPRESS.
Six or Moro Passengers We're Hurled Into
Eternity without Waning.
(By Tclrrlrlph.

MONTREAL, Aug 9-Thc Montr.a |
fast express from Montreal to Ottawa.
which left here over the Canadian AZ
laE.ic at $3.50 this morning, jumped the
track near st. Policarpc. Six or seven
persons lost their lives. So far as
known the dead are:
Joseph I;o,hclcau and daughter. of
Montreal
Wilson O'Conncr Of Ottawa.
Ned Stairs, of Ottawa
George McGuaig, fireman, Of Ottawa.
I'M" fatally injured:
Nellie Ryan.
i:ridset Ryan. Of Maniwake Quebec.
Ella McDouSall, Of Muniwakc, Ou.-
bee.
Mrs. Joseph Roeheleau, of Montreal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
c. C. HAMILTON

c. c. HAMILTON.
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSUR-
ANCE AGENT.
No. II north King street. Phone SIC.
Lot on Mallory avenue, 5Ox21O, Isl. 800
houses and lots on Washington
street. all modern improvements. each
$780,
Water front lots at Paster Point, se25.
lot, 50xl50. on car line, in front Of
Capt. George Youngs, $500.
u lots at Otley. known as Cunning
Farm, 1000.
II lots Cunning Farm, $1,750
Lots at River View, on car line, s125
to $3.50.
Lots at Hamilton station, one block
from Hampton Roads. from $50 to $50
House and lot. West End. near car
line $3.50.
PHOEBUs.
Hotel, % rooms one mile from Old
Point. all modern improvements. on
car line, $500.
House and lot, corner Hope and
Franklin streets, $1,000.
House and lot, corner Hope and
Franklin streets, 81. $50.
House and lot, on Lancer street. 81. ESQ
House and lot on Mallory street, 81
200 Rents for $25.
House and lot. suitable for any bust
ness. on Milton, 81. 900
houses and lots and three vacant
lots. corner Mellon and Curry streets.
$4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
NEGRO uPKTsING FEARED.
Colored Population Incenscl Over Lynch
lug Of1hoInna.
DIV TpJpprl-anl

WASHINGTON, Aug. o.-'rhc Even
ing Stars report from Alexandria, va.
states that q request has been sent 70
Richmond tor the equipment Of the mil :
ltla company located at that place. be-
cause of the possibility of trouble grow
ing out Of the lynching there last night
of the negro Thomas.
The report states that some of The
whites are arprehensive of an uprising
OF the colore1d population tonight. but
that today all is quiet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
DYSPEPSIA

Ny wife suffered for many years from Ner-
oo;S DYSPEPSIA, Sick Headache. Slecplcssness
n az, neryons lcbiity." writes John Kellocs
nmraae'phia. We tried many physicians and
ne; of Johnsons dyspepsia Cure. We bought
SIX hoNes. and the results far surpassed our ex-
ps; '.i. She now cats and sleeps we'll, is
gaming III flesh. md her color which had got to
ne yellow and sickly is now fresh as when
NC were hrst married, and tell her that John
Younger" '
LARGE BOX1O CENTS. les raaLErs)
stNL ev MAIL FOR FIVE 2-cENr STAMPS
MADE AT He JOHNSON LARORAT DRIES, Inc. P+l...
A. r. @. KLOR. Druggist.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-10
Surgeon vickery's Report.

(Ey Telcgraph.)
WASHINGTON Aug. 9-Surgeon
Nickery wires Surgeon General Wynlun
of the Marine Hospital Service to,la y
from the Soldiers Home at Hampton,
Va, as follows:
No change. Everything favorable.
Nearly all in tents that can be moved
Distinction Of buildings being pushed
along by Surgeon Won EZdorf"