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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-06
BaNDKERCHtEFs.

Crepe de Chimes, new evening shades,
soc. 81. and Si.25 yard.
SILK Poplin. exquisite tints, evening
and street shades, o5c. a yard.
Lace Striped Taffetas and Liberty
Satins. very new. $i.25 a yard.
White Satins IS to 2i-inch widths,
at 80. 7.c.. and 81 per yard.
White Satin Duchess, 2l-inch widths,
S5c.. 81. Si23 81 80. and 50 a yard.
Colorod Warp Printed raffetas. new,
very stylish and popular, 81 yard.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-08
Letter, Article and Response On
the Subject.
REV. S. E. BISHOPS POSITION
HIS Note TO the Editor and Com
nenrin "Friend"-RspIy Made
20 Arguments.

EDITOR =. C. A.-To utss-a.s yug-
opponents position. ustrJy- ,1u-..uu.t-
ness that your own position is wass
You thus m.s-spreseat me. as G.-
ciariug that the theatre "s1tura.ss toe
mind with vile and sl'ac.Dus images.
was quoting auotler's Language ip
order To show the comparative mIdar-
alton OF my own. which YOU had Grill
cised. The words were expressly quot
al from "a Methodist paper &c high
standing" neither endorse nor deny
the justice Of the language. There may
be truth in it. Judging 10y recent
statement OF a reporter how ladies az
the Opera House had 20 blush. AnoI;
the Orpheum l know nothing.
Again. why. when busy ia yilify.uE
my mental attitude. do YOU omit Co
notice that fully admit the possibility
of n pure and elevatiug drama? Have
you no capacity for fairness. no dis
elimination?
The majority Of thedtre-gocrs are
persons % debased life and thought. q"
Yes. the majority of men in every city
may correctly be so described. That
majority are not such persons As the
pure-minded can comfortably De- init
mate with. Can you controycrt this
statement? But this deblssd majority
of men form the majority Ot the pa
irons OF the theatre. Their tastes have
10 be catered to or financial success Is
lacking. Hence the better class who
want a clean and elevatiuE drama. can
seldom control the situation
The foregoing has been the position
taken in both of my brief articles Ia
The Friend" which YOU have attack
ed. should be glad To have "a Cessl-
tion OF indiscriminate abuse. and a
reasonable reply given to my arEu-
ment. il one can he given.
Yours truly.
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FIRST WASHINGTON.
Mai. Canton VIII lake Charge To-
Rsstorc Harmony.

Il is rather an odd thing a great big
state military secret % th~ common
wealth 90 Washington sbou,d -eJs pJs
in Honolulu before publication ON the
coast or PRONUNCIATION in Manila.
Mai. Canton. who was q passenger
by III. transport Morgan City Ni.i.
upon arrival ut his destination. as
sumo command OF the Washington res
imeut 90 volunteers now on duty az
the new possession. tie carries the
commission aud fuI authority.
Col. Who,ley viii be- relieved.
..ieut.-Col. Fife will be- relieved.
whOl,yy and Fife have been at oui.s
ever since the regiment was mustered
into service. \ tl1st accounts whoi.cy
had Fife under arrest. The charge Wa
drunkenness. Il Is declared by flies
friends that 30 Is impossible for any
truth to- lie ia this accusation. Fife IS
a wealthy man. a politician. and an
amateur tragedi1u. wholjcy WAS mill
tary instructor at the STATE Unjvrrs.ty.
tie is a first lieutenant in che regular
army
Mai. Canton is lawyer. % pepuitst
and a militiamau Who has had sNpsri-
cucs in the regular army. iio j. =
personal friend % Governor E~isers
while the Governor knew F5t" and
who,,.y only by reputation Mai. Can
ton made q good irnp-s stnu here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-08
AN EDITORS LIFE SAVED uY
CHANBEBLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.

During the early part ot October.
Uses. contracted O bad cold. which
settled ON my lungs ana was neglected
unit. I feared that consumption had
appeared sl an 5uci9ieut STAKE. was
constantly coughing and srg.r= tr exc
Pc! something which I could not I b.
came alarmed and after giving che sEEa.
Doctor q trial bought @ Ig-s.F rt
.CG1mte-.Htu Cough Remedy ANA che
result was immediate improvement
and after had used three H1st.Fs nay
rr-=- were restored Co.. tEa.r healthy
ssls~=G :. Edwards. publisher ut The
Review. Wyarr. t.' Fu~ sale IF UHE-
som. smith a. CO.. i.s3.. NaE...a.e
agents.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-08

The article published in The Friend
TO which the Advertiser has alluded. IS
the following:
MORE ABOUT THE THEATER.
Our good ueighbOr Of the Advsr. User
is grievei az the 'biEotry" Of The
Friend in retaining some OF the old
time prejudice OF our Missionary Faith
ers against the the1tar. Here then IS
something more Co 1tIlict our ne .sl-
bOr's seuSlbilities.
In Methodist paper OF high stand
ing lately appears a New Year story OF
a man who. in u dream. IS Coufr1u ed
Years resolutions. You promised 20
exclude impure thoughts from your
mind. But how have ygu doue2 You
have constantly attended the thcItsr.
and saturated your mind with vile and
salacious images. until your whole soul
is foul"
There are Fheatsrs and tbeatsrs.
Probably there is difference between
the Honolulu Opera House and the Or
pheum. We are not we'll Informed as
TO that. Our objection to theatsrs in
general is not that pure and elsv1t-
ing drama is not possible. but that q
paying theater must almost necessarily
cater to depraved popular tastes.
The majority OF thcater-goers are
persons OF debased life and thought.
The drama is quite sure to bs adapted
10 the majority OF its patrons. aud
therefore becomes an unfit resort for
those who wish TO tie pure Tn thought
and elevated i'm aim.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-08

HrH offered 7.H -aH af a#r HEsaa- HE-
H#Hr fr.. Hf charge. while .f Eul uE-t
s##. Hs send bone come 60 -a
WE CANT uE BEAT.
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kiEl Road. CArs pass che ra0a-
Cgty.
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Ss-tH= Zach Tao vesy d.ss.rab.r
building lpts p.5En5 So. via
abundance % valuable fruit
tr~~s thereon. Ssn- os -zrA s. &
40
$500 TisEui So. Soc. tur ussshboF-
hood Iz5x@sr.
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cash ul'5 o. accepted.
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sion.
NNEts ~ OFFER =E=ua So. rear
Vineyard So. . VERY large grs
a.ta email eussar..s. MUST so
SOLD
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-08
: T. BISHOP

The article published in The Friend.
to which the Advertiser has alluded. is
the following:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-08

AMERICAN MESSENGER SERVICE
Masonic Tsmpl. Telephone Ett
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EDWARD POLLIIZ6C COMPANY

NVGIA584VN 84Dk4-sl3 AND
DEALERS ~ INVEST
Mf.NT SECURITIES.
Particular asscassoa Esrca 90 ps--
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stock.
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See tbr rNwNN TRNCT LOTS fae.
ing ua kinE and Ggcrrsaasa ssrerss
so cash. balance on easy terms
Water p.ges are BEING IasI % thts
tract
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An additional l5ss 90 desirable prop
"rfg ai-t Or Eivca upon app.5easioa.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
CHESS TOURNAMENT.
San Francisco and Seattle Meet for
the Fourth Time.

The chess tournament between the
Mechanics Institute Club of this city
and the Seattle Chess Club was played
last night. The Postal Telegraph Com
pany gave the clubs the free use of its
lines.
The local players met in the classroom
of the Mechanics Institute and the play
began at o'clock. The clubs have bat
tied upon three former occasions and in
each tournament the San Francisco club
has been victorious. The local club last
night was represented by the following
players:
First table. George Halwegler; second
table. r. Kendrick; third table, Henry
Epstein; fourth table E. A. Cutting; fifth
table, H. Mitchell and E. e Jones; sixth
table, l. L. Gilbert and l. Denton.
The Seattle club players We're: First
table, ]. n: Babson; second table, ". A.
table, Frank Steele; fifth table, e. Turch
a. NJ. Cadien. L. L. Curtis and DR.; c. r.
Baldwin sixth table, A. d. Blowers.
George Linder. L. Joffe and J. w. Fits.
The fifth and sixth tables were for the
consultation games. According to the
terms of the tournament the players were
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
THE GOVERNOR
MAY APPOINT
THE SENATOR
The News of Ouay's
Selection.
TALK OF THE POLITICIANS
CALIFORNIA AND PENNSYLVA-
MA CASES ARE IDENTICAL.
Should Quay Be Seated at Washing
ton a Senator Appointed by
Gage Would Probably Be
Admitted.
TALK OF THE POLITICIANS
CALIFORNIA AND PENNSYLVA-
MA CASES ARE IDENTICAL.

The press dispatch announcing that the
Governor of Pennsylvania has appointed
Matthew S. Quay to be United States
Senator from that State caused much con-
lecture among leading politicians of Cal
ifornia as to what course Governor Gage
will pursue in regard to the Senatorial
vacancy resulting from the failure of our
Legislature to elect II successor of Ste
phen NJ. White. There is but little differ
ence between the Pennsylvania and Cali
fornia situations. If the United States
Senate admits Quay there can scarcely be
any ground for denying admission to a
Senator appointed by Governor Gage to
represent this commonwealth until the
Legislature again convenes. The question
at issue cannot be determined until the
United States Senate convenes and that
event win not take place until next De-
Cember unless the President shall in the
meantime call an extra session of Con-
gress.
Judge Dibble was interviewed last even
ing and expressed the opinion that the
California and Pennsylvania cases were
almost identical and that if the United
States Senate admitted Quay a Senator
from this State appointed by Governor
Gage would be seated. He did not at
tach any significance to the fact that dur
ing several days of the session of the
Pennsylvania Legislature members re-
mained away from Harrisburg to prevent
a quorum from being present. He main
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
BUNKoED A STRANGER.
Emil Westphal From New Jersey
Loses His Money on a Pre-
tended Horse Race.

Two bunko men, T. j. Morgan and Will
liam Stevens, were cleverly captured yes
terday morning by Detectives Dinan
and Reynolds and booked at the City
Prison to await their removal to Oak
land.
Thursday morning another of the gang
met Emil Westphal, a recent arrival
from New Jersey, stopping at the New
Atlantic Hotel, and took him to a saloon
on Stockton street. where Emil was in
duced to shake dice with the stranger.
He lost $50, but when it was hinted that
a policeman would be called in he got
back $50, the saloon man keeping $40 for
luck. A few minutes later Emil was ap-
preached by Stevens. who led him to the
ferry on the promise that he would get
him position in a grocery in Oakland.
On the boat Morgan, who said he was a
jockey, joined them, and Emil was per
suaded to give the Jockey $50-all the
money he had-to bet on a race, as it
would be a sure thing.
They went to the racetrack, and in due
time Emil was told that the horse had
lost and his $50 was gone Stevens came
back to the city with Emil after prom
ising to get him a position with a fic-
titious grocer, and then dropped him.
Emil reported the matter al police head
quarters yesterday morning, and in less
than an hour Dinan and Reynolds ar
rested Stevens and Morgan on Powell
street. They were identified by Emil.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
Town Talk.

There is probably not in the United
States a weekly journal that gives so
much good, live, exclusive news of the
pleasant gossip order as Town Talk of
this city. Thirty-two pages of interesting
matter, treating of the clubs, society. the
lawyers, amateur sporting world. iitera-
ture, music, politics and the stage-this
is the contents this week. The Saunterer
chats through nine pages of readable
paragraphs, satirizing a late reception
given in Oakland and commenting upon
several new engagements announced
"reminiscences of the Burling family and
their vicissitudes make capital reading.
There is a storiette of life in the quarter
de joe and two snappy dialogues one
supposed conversation enjoyed at the
New York marriage of a Californian heir
ess Shysters are again hit by the Court
Reporter. Altogether, the number is un-
commonly readable. Ten cents at all
neWsdealers.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
COUNTERFEIT CIGAR STAMPS.
Revenue Agents Make a Big Haul
Among Local Dealers.

When Arthur Taylor and BALDWIN s.
Bredill were arrested a few days ago in
Philadelphia it was not known that the
prisoners had been making any counter
feits other than the 500 Monroe head"
silver certificates. but after the headquar-
ters of the gang We're searched the plates
etann were found Further investigation
s'itip on the part of the Secret Service detec-
lives brought to light the fact that fac
tory 3741 of the Ninth District of Pennsyl-
vania had sent throughout the country
several hundred thousand boxes of cigars
with the counterfeit revenue stamp.
Special Revenue Agent Thomas and
Denrtv Internal Revenue Collector Chan
der Yesterday found $4,000 cigars, all the
boxes bearing the counterfeit stamp made
by the Philadelphia gang The dealers
were innocent, never having suspected
that there were counterfeit stamps afloat
The search will be kept UP until all the
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
KANSAS CITYS MAYOR
SEEKS INFORMATION
AROUSED BY A CRITICISM ON
"EMBALMED" BEEF.
President Hammond of the Butchers
Board of Trade Creates Sensa-
ton by Timely Objection.

President S. c. Hammond of the Butch
ers' Board of Trade was commended on
every hand yesterday for the fearless
stand he took in denouncing the use of
"embalmed'' beef by the soldiers at Ma
Mia. His criticism, which was published
exclusively in The Call of yesterday. was
widely read and commented on A por-
tion of it was sent to Kansas City by the
ton in that place. The Mayor of that
tion held by Mr.. Hammond in this COM
munity, forwarded him the following dis
patch, which explains itself:
KANSAS CITY, Mo. April q, 1899.
President Hammond, Butchers Board of
San Francisco to-day quotes you as follows:
"A sensation has been caused here by the
statement made by President Hammond of the
San Francisco Butchers Board of Trade TO the
600 pounds dressed beef from Kansas City
firms for the Philippines which is in an EN-
balmed' state. Hammond has communicated
this to General Miles,
Before taking any steps or making any
answer to the above, desire to ascertain
definitely If any such statement or similar
statement was made by you or any member OF
your body VIII You kindly reply Immediately
by wire, stating facts fully. and obige
j. II. JONES, Mayor of Kansas City
In answer to the foregoing dispatch
Mr.. Hammond replied as follows:
j. H Jones. Mayor of Kansas City. Mo: Ar
ticle in Call of this morning referred to was
based on telegraphic dispatches of two days
ago Statements made in same can be much
better judged by the article itself so send Won
SAMUEL c. HAMMOND
President Butchers Board of Trade
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
MISSION FUNDS INCREASED.
Querita Vincent the Hit of the Or
pheum Benefit.

1t was a swell society audience that
filled the Orpheum yesterday. and the
Fruit and Flower Mission funds are the
larger by the round sum of 1856. The pro-
CRANE was Iong one, as it included the
full Orpheum bill ana a number of volun-
teer artists as well. Young women from
the BostOnians the Alcazar Tivoh and
Orpheum company sold flowers and pro
grammes, and of the total receipts nearly
800 was due to the efforts of the flower
sellers
OF the volunteers, Mendell Fern Drey-
fuss made what was practically her pro-
fessional debut, and she scored a hit She
made very pretty stage picture, and
her songs and dances went we'll. Little
age, was another faVorite among the
volunteers; but the hit of the whole bill
was Querita Vincent from the Olympia
She sang a song or two and then started
in with her coon dances, and got en-
cores until the stage manager came out
and asked that as the programme was
very long the audience should excuse Miss
Vincent; but even then she had TO again
bow her Acknowledgements. The Kimball
saXophone quintet appeared in operate
selections and were well received.
The rest of the bill was made up of the
Orpheum company, and every number
found high favor. ROsner's Hungarian
orchestra had a special musical pro-
gramme arranged and several of the over
lures were encOred.
The check for the total receipts (S966l
was turned over to the Fruit and Flower
Mission last night by Morris Meyerfeld,
president of the Walter Orpheum Com
pany, so that the ladies of the mission will
to-day have funds for immediate use.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
POOLS ON DOG RACES.
Proposed Ordinance Does Not Invali-
date the Law Prohibiting Bet
ting on Horse Races

The proposed ordinance to permit the
selling of pools on dog races will not, in
the opinion of the City and County Attor-
ney, affect the validity of the ordinance
recently passed, and when prohibits the
selling of pools on horse races. His opin-
ion is set forth in the following communi-
cation sent to the Board of Supervisors
yesterday:
SAN FRANCISCO, April 90 1899
To the Board of Supervisors: You have
asked If by the passage of an ordinance allow
ing certain persons to sell pools upon con-
tests between dogs you would invalidate the ex-
listing ordinance (No. 174 prohibiting pool sell
ing upon races between horses or between dogs.
answer that the proposed order permitting
pool selling upon coursing matches If it became
the law would not render invalid the existing
ordinance, in so far such ordinance prohib-
its pool selling upon horse races The validity
of ordinance No. ia s now under consideration
In the Superior Court
FRANKLIN K. LANE,
Attorney and Counselor.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
News by the Para.

The City of Para brought up a num-
ber Of the officers of the wrecked steamer
Starbuck. They were Chief Officer H.
Thompson, Chief Engineer c. B. Parsons,
First Assistant Engineer Isaac H. Smith
and Chief Steward James II. Darling.
Purser Allen of the San Bias came up on
the Para. Purser Barker of the Starbuck
sick.
The men from the Starbuck refuse to
speak about the wreck OF the vessel, but
the supposition is that she is a total loss,
or they would not have left her.
Mrs. Arthur Fields and family came
from Peru on the Para. They formerly
resided in San Francisco and are going
TO make their permanent home here
United States Consul William l.. Merry
received a great reception in Nicaragua
he received an ovation and at Managua
the President and his staff turned out to
welcome him.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
MISSIONS AT ST. PATRICK's.
Redemptorist Fathers Will Begin a
Series of Them Tomorrow
Afternoon

Beginning tomorrow afternoon a series
of missions for men, women and children
will be inaugurated in St. Patricks s
Church. The missions will continue for
five weeks and will be conducted by Re
demptOrist Fathers Distler, McGeough
Hid, Cantwell, Bond and Pagan The
two last named will open the mission for
children in the basement of the church
During the children's mission there will
be mass and sermon each morning at
o'clock. and rosary, sermon and bene-
diction each afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. On
April so the mission for adults will be
opened. Services will begin at IL a. m.
The mission for married women will be
held from April 30 to May 7; young women
from May to May IA; married men from
May IA to May q, and young men from
May q to May 2S
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
BIOOdthirsty Assault Made With
a Keen HdtChet Upon an
Old Man.
Patrick Donovan, in Full View of the Con-
qreqatiOn, Attacks and Fatally In
lures Alex Jardine.

blood g,lsh from the wounds and the look
of despair in the old mans face!
Just as / was about to finish him sew
eral of the members of the congregation
grabbed me and prevented me from kill
ing him.
'7If he doesn't die I will go after him
again and intend to see that l make a
good job of him"
The son of the wounded man subse-
quently visited the hospital to see has
father He said that Donovan is men
tally deranged.
Some years ago, he claimed his fathers
assailant was confined in an asylum,
where he developed hOmicidal tendencies
and on several occasions attempted TO kill
one of the guards
Since his discharge from the asylum
Jardine says that his father has been
supporting him.
The prison officials are convinced that
Donovan is mentally weak and to-day
they intend TO have him examined y
the Commissioners of Lunacy.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
Unstamped Wine for Sale.

Internal Revenue Collector Lynch will
offer for sale at his office at 10 o'clock
next Monday morning several thousand
bottles containing sweet wine which had
been left with him during the past year
as samples. Every manufacturer of
sweet wines who uses grape brandy for
fortifying the same must furnish to the
Internal Revenue Collector two quart
bottles of his wines as samples. These
samples are sold at auction at the enu of
the year.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
ElOr DE Havnernan

Finest pure Havana cigar on the mar
ket. First class stores have them on sale
If your dealer does not carry them. send
us three dollars for box of Twenty-Five
Flor de Heyneman Deliciosas, expressage
prepaid State color wanted. Money re-
funded to you if cigars not satisfactory
Heyneman, Brown & Co.. III and ll9 Pine
street, sole agents
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22

and Mrs James Rue 2a Clement Alameda.
on its head asphalt pavement The child
back turned the baby crawd the window fell
NJ headw
bruised but there The child
her.
brook Merrill fell the
o The
Edna
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-22
AN INDECENT EXHIBITION.
Six Theatrical People Taken to Jail
After the Show.

Little Egypt" Lille Fatina, Mariana
Nanso, Michael Travers, John Jess and
Aychee Berteny, performers in a Mar
ket-street theater, were arrested after the
show last evening and taken to the City
Prison, where they were charged with
having given an indecent performance on
the night of April 49,
officers Esola and Tyrrell witnessed the
alleged offense and Immediately procured
warrants which they served last night
All were released on bail