davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-03

Your complexion as v-.If ss ...,,,-
peF. is rendered miserable b. a diso-5e-t.,
~ ,.., iniproEe both 70 taking Carfe-.s
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-03

A WORD TO THE WISE is sI-Frr-
GENT.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-03
Many Other Attractions

will be found invarious departments
Fair play., 1899-03-25
Parsnip Complexion.

u les not require an expert -. :.
tcrt 'hr -utl rrr ir'm k,du,y II at.
The hollow cheeks, the .unArt.. ty,-.
'!'e dark. putf, circles n,..:,r ia ,,.-.
the .a!"w pa snip-c"!nird r,,,ph \
ion indicates il
A phN sician would ask il ,ou had
rheumatism, a dull pain or ache in he
back or over the hips. siomacl,
trouble, desire to urinalc often. or Il
burning or -ralding in passing il: il
after passin. "tcre is an unsa,isiie,l
feeling aS if mu>r he a, once re
pea'ed, or il TN urine has n brick
dust deposit or strong od"r.
When these :, mptons are present =.
no time should be hos, in removing
the cause
DELAY may lead to gravel, catarrh of
the bladder, Inflammation. causing
stoppage. aud sometimes requiring
the drawing OF the urine with inslru-
ment-, or NAV run into Bri.ht'~ hi
sea>". the most dangerous stage "r
kidney trouble.
pi. kllmeI's walnp-R"oi. the
great discover, of the eminent kid
ncy and bladder specialist, is a posi-
tive remedy I"r such diseases. Its re-
putatiOn is worldwide and il j. so cas-,
t" get AT Nh, drug store that no one
need suffer any length of time for
wan! -. it.
However, il you prefer 10 first test
It's Wonderful merits. mention the
Ste. Geneyirve FAIR PLAY aud write
I" br. kiimer n Co, Bingha,nptuI.
n v. for a sample bottle aud hooh
telling all about il, both Sent ah-u.
intei, free hy mail.
Fair play., 1899-03-25
Order of Publication in Tax
Suit.

| STATE OF MISSOURI,
County "i Ste. Genevi icye,
In the Circuit Court of Ste Genevieve, said
| County, April term. ls99.
The state uf missouri at the relation ,uj :,
| III" Use ri Frank j Huck, Collector of The .ry
| cnne within aud for the County OF Ste Gene.
| we've ami Stat" OF Missouri, Plainiin y.
| Charles steel. Defendant.
~ th'> 'iav comes the Plaintiff herein. hv his
| Attorney, before the undersigned CLERK of aid
toft, IN vacation, aud files his petition sta,-
| IN" among other things, that the aboI,. named
Defendant. Charles Steel. is a non resl,lcnr of
IN county and cannot he found.
Whcreupon it is ordered that said Defendant
DE notified by publication that Plaiutin h,.
commenced suit against him in this Court, th.
object aud general nature of the petition ilIed i
san sun being the enforcement Of the lien OF the
STATE 81 Missouri against W Z OF sec I5, ;wp
IL, Il :, containing 100 acres, certain real prop
crty owned by the SaId Charles Steel, and fully
l'aci'H'I IN ,iih petition, for certain taxes in
ftreet AMI c"Sts levied upon said real prOprrty
a. IN sud petition fully set forth And that m
less the III Charles Steel he and appear nj this
y"hrt, at the next term thereof, to be begun
aiIi iIot"n AT the Court House in the CITY nt
sic 'rhcricy", in said county, on the Fourth
MONDAY of April next, ami on or before the
sixth day of said term, answer or plead to 1h,.
petiii"n ~ saiI cause. the same will be taken rs
confessed, AMI judgment will be rendered ac-
cor'iingly
Ahd it Is further ordered that copy hereof Lc
i"''ii>hrd according to law in the Fair PLAY, a
newspaper published in the County of Ste Gen.
cEl"vc, stat" "i Missouri, for four weeks success
-iV"ly, the last insertion to bc four weeks be-
i"rr inc hrst day OF sail April term OF this
Court.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
County at ste Geneyiev. -
1, F"iiN J, Eiglon, Clerk of the Circuit Cour,
81 Nte- ''enrri"r", County aforesaid, hereby
'er'ifr mat The above is true copy al the origi-
i'il order "i Publication, in the c;,risc therein
haih''i, a- tlt sam" appears in Office
W t,I,.rl ,pl I
>ca! seal at said Court. Done at office
. .-..-... ~ Ste. Genevicv", this aii la Y OF
f""iuarN' lNt'. tELIN J. R1hDDN,
Fair play., 1899-03-25
Kidding Barns of Fleas.

| noticed some one asks how TO rid
barn OF fiea-. SAYS j W. Tri-lee in
Practical Farmer II seems to he no,
generally known thar salt will Kill
them. When | was a boy, father
place became infested with iiea- from
pigs sleeping AT the barn. aud the,
nearly drove me crazy | heard in
some way that sal, would Kill them
| suppose | used peek of salt
scattering il freely about The barn
ana house. ana al the expiration of n
week we could not tell that flea had
ever been on the place. All gone
Since then | have cleared our home
of them several iimc- One applica.
iion Away does Tie work have
also recommended II TO others " ho
have used IT with equal success.
Salt scattered over - carpe, and
swept off before il NETT, viii clean il
at both tl"n- and dirt. am never
bothered with il"as now unless | oct
them away ir"in huni". | know there
are many people who would willingly
spend the price OF "a barrel of salt to
be rid of the pests, and salt Is never
taillng.-Ex.
Fair play., 1899-03-25
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

The celebrated T., ,cionr Cameras
are being used by amateurs and pro-
fessionals all over the civilized world
The most compact and least comrli-
Gated of any IN the market. A child
piete Instructions go with each
Camera. Size OF pictures > l-2x2 1-2
up TO 5X7. Price S5 50 up Nothing
on earth will give you or Il friend to
whom presented more pleasure than
one of these Cameras. Write for H.
Illustrated Catalogue with full descrip.
uons. Prices, &c.
MARSH MFG Co.
542 W. Lake 81 . Chicago.
Fair play., 1899-03-25
Order of Publication in Tax
Suit.
>INIr. OE MISSaIEI.

| STATE. Of MI>SDt RI,
| County al Ste. Icncvi.vc
J In the Circuit Court OF ste t.eneyi.yp j'nup,,
| April term, lS.if.
The state "f Missouri. II, the relation and +.
the USE "i Framk ! IImck. Collector OF the Re,
enue Within and Ior the County of 81. ,an..
We've and state of Missouri, piainiiu. "
James '. N">tiakr and his heirs, ,lcIcn,iaut.
" I'M, day comes the Plaintiff herein. bv his
lt'"rn"E. before the un'icr, :gn'si Clerk Of said
Court, ~ Varaii'h, and files his petition, stat
ing among other things that ii.. .I,y, un.u..l
Defendant. lanes Wr-,fake and hi hnir.,
are non residents al Ills county and cannot lc
found.
Whrrcup,n II is ..ricr.l that said Defendant.
he nnfiiiet hN publication, that Plaintiff ha ,
commenced Il sun against them ~ this Court
the object AMI general uair,r. of the n,ti,;nn
filed III said >ni; being the enforcement of tl,.
lien of the State # Missouri against y f. of :
r. 4 section ~. twp. ~. KG. certain real prop
crfy owned 10y the sail James Y. Wrsiakc, and
fullv described il, said uptitiun Tor certain
iaAr-. Interest ard costs levied u,op s,Id real
property for the wears i>'f lS95 S.A; Isg, and
ISIS, as IN -aIt petition fully set forth And
that unless The said james Wcs,Iake or his
heirs Ire and appear at This Court, at the nexi
term thereof, I" he nrgnn and hncn ut the
Conri House in III" CITY Of Ste. t.eHeviryc, in
said County, on tn" Fourth Monday of A prii
next. and on or i'ci"re the sixth tiav of Said
term, answer "r plead /" The petition in said
caiisc, the same will hr taken confessed and
Judgment will Ice rendered accordingly
And il is Iuriher ordered that Il cp,,v hereof
i'e published according Ia law IN the Fair Play
a newspaper published IN the county of ste
STAT. of Missouri Tor four weeks
success lively, the last insertion 10 be four week.
,efor" the first day OF said April term OF th,
Court.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
"unty of ste. tiencvirvc
], Felix J Rig,lnn. Clerk Of the Circuit Court
u Ste. I"bcviryt, County Aforesaid herp',y
"r'iy that Tn" above is Il true copy oi tn. nrigi
,al Order ct Pubiiclfi"n. ia the raus.. therein
FAMED. as the same appear, in NV Office
w illness my hand rs CLERK, and the !
seal. seal 1T SAIL Court. Done at Office !
---.. IN Ste. Gcnrvicvc. this 18th ,iav uf |
anuarv, ls:t. FELiN J. HIGDDN, |
Clerk ,
Fair play., 1899-03-25

The honey dealer is On the bee line
to prosperity.
The wise bill.pos'er knows his place
and sticks to il.
Man is compelled to work for what
some other animals get tree.
There is no question about tears
being the or, ing need OF humanity.
Good qualities are jewels that oniy
good breeding can set OF t" adval'-
tagc.
"A oh, sician MAY speak but one
iangna@e aud vet he familiar WIN
many tongues.
TO err is human, to forgive divine
-bn, il is useless to mention IT TO
the police Justice.
Chicago has several houses at "v''
hundred stories Thr are publish
ing houses.
DON'T think man is crank simply
because a yrarnlng tor great things
oyertakes him.
The best brand of conversation is
made up of truth, good sense, good
humor and "A dash of wit.
We are told that music is the food
OF love. but a great deal of if j.
evidently The fast of di~palr.
IL sometimes happens that VIXEN n
man comes home late 10 dinner and
finds il cold. his " lie makes it hot tor
HIM Chicago News
Fair play., 1899-03-25
Order of Publication in Tax
Suit,
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF Sic. Gene.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Ste. Gcnccieve,
In the Circuit Court of Ste. ,ienryirvr. said
County, April term, lcE'.
The state Of Missouri mt the relation ami io
the Use "f Frank J. Iuck Collector nl the Rev
enur With and tor The County ~ Ste ,,rrr-
vit>c and STATE or Missouri, Plaintiff vs. cod
ifeS M"rsinScr, Defendant.
Vt tins day comes the P'aiuiiir herein hy HI
Attorney. before the undersigned. len al
Court III vacation and files his pctiliur., Stain.
among other things, that the above naIur,' he
!'n'iant npdircr M"r>inrrr, i a non i.itI.f
OF 'ht- county and cannot he found
h"rrupon il is or'l,.rc,. that sail pri,.rialt
Ice Notified t'y publication, that Plaintiff ha-
cnence'. a suit against him in tins ,tri'r, the
object aud general nature ot The petition Irt az
sIt! >uIi being the enforcement oi tii, lien -!
the STATE t" Mi "nr against plrI y T. i see. y
twp b. ranges 80 acres. certain rrai urnI,.If,
owned i'y sad H'"iiicy Mureil:cr. and fully ,r
SCRIBE" IA said petition. Tor certain tl\r- ii.-
lcrr-t and casts itNlc't ipnn SAID real lr.l,.ri,
a. III SAID petition fully sci forth And that ilr,.
less the said hndney Mrr>iug"r I've and anna.
AT ftio Court. a the ncNi term Thereof. To- to- he
Guil and holden al II! Cnnr: iIniI-e ~ th. IL.
~ Ste Hrnrv.rNr, IN -att County .n tl.
Fourth Mnnda, 81 Niri ntNt. tud. ur "r i,i.,i
the >lNir day C.! said term. answer ~ plcau /.
ih. petition in sand cause, the Saru,. will i,r
taken a. cnntcs>,'i, ami Judgment will he rem
'tcr'.'t accordingly.
Nn'i 1t is further ordered that a COPY hercolbe
published according to law in the FAIR Play u
newspaper published In the county oi ste Gene
Vl-Nc, State OF Missouri. Tor four weeks success
sivelf. the last insertion to he four weeks brfur.
thr first day Of said April term of this Court
STATE OF MISSOURI
County of STE Gcneyievc,
!, F"ii> = Eision, clerk of the Circui. iuug,
at >tr ''en"Sierc, County Aforesaid. hcr,!lr
certify that the above is true copy Of the nri
nal orirr "i Publication, in the cause thcrcii
named, Is the same appears in nv office
Witness my hand us Clerk, ard H.,
seal seal OF said Court. Done ut nGl;,..
-.... in Ste Gcneveye. this 9Th day ,.s
February, I>.4. FELIX : RI,,Ip<
tlcTk
Fair play., 1899-03-25

We learn from Public Opinion that
IA great revolution is iSprnn.i>rd i'll the
manufacture o! paper, and one that
will gladden. The heart OF The Western
American farmer, hn viii no l,n9"r
look helrle->l, eu' upon his stripped
cnrniieids, ami the rows 1T hrre and
b!ackened stalks. which must b..
pioughea under III Spring. At "l-.
reduced Ia nS;teS. returning /" ihr
soil an infinite. imli degree at fcrtIli-
2aiion. Hereafter Ilr sirlk- viii he
A. carefully harvested ~ the grain
and fodder. tor il l. from The -hi,r
itself. thai shining si!ici"m- cont that
inclnsr> the soft white pulp. that the
new process VIII make wrapping aud
pruning paper. IL wcf ~ >tati"n"Tv
OF finest quaii'A mai 3, superior rs',--
ui c.rdbnnrd. thus in MI pr"hnhilit.
eflrcrua!ly hisrl"ring Xi-'ing methods
of manufacture from rag aud wood
pulp.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

\ Oh, '.iS' ''!:S W,NrFn WV.
hr e H'"f' at sLs. .'E-,5,.,,. >,
.,r.,. 49, "a'-'"ha. commissioner. h, ,.,.
''''''''ht Is oili'ial Historian +, a., "
'"''i'hi The book was wr;,,.. f ''-
|""pS "l s"" Francisco. on The ,,..'. amy
"'"''a' Merritt /" The .s,Spi,ar. d, =, wan
''""S IA 'ns' in ihe ,,..r,.an ,r,' VI Il,
ln on ~, ~ '''' '''''fi'"' amp, win ,.,,f..,
the 'i'. \ ~ 'hr u,siuri, ,,;,. r'' AZ
;, W '"e " H' ''i hi'ti": ri,, int =,
imr,.' ri ivy 's'n'> u urt,l -, ...... ''''a'
-, -.", T., T'',rr r.rrI ,.i,..i...,,,i ai PIC
F'e'ght ,ai,I. c,,. ~, PRS E'= =iror.
,in,s h,'''.r T 'a' "rr "''k> O...i. r ',r"r all
El,i... chi,..yn "''''' ~"r'y ar is, ir,n,.aai- ai-
Fair play., 1899-03-25
Send No MOaBeV,

Any reader OF ibis paper can secure
their choice at Sterling Silver
Bracelet, gond watch or Il Solid
Gold Ring with ii Genuine Diamond
Setting, b, ,iis'ritn in" Flower Seed
Coupons among their friends and ac.
quaintamces send your name and
can Seed Co, $50 Broadway, n. Y.
today, and you will r"rriye a sample
OF Coupons. and tuil particulars.
Fair play., 1899-03-25

A new p"sr"tiice WAS established in
a small village wa, "u, West and Il
native nt The soil was appointed post
master. After Il while complaints
were made that ma malt uns srri ont
from The new Off g. aud an inspector
wa- cent 10 inquire iu'.. ia" uiaiter.
lie called nlnnn IA" postmaster aud
asked Why II" mail had been >ent out.
The Postmaster pointed to big and
nearly emp Y nail-hag hanging up in
n corner aud aid ''WclI. | ain't
sent il ont 'rru-" the Aay amt
HGwh~rr uigh ful Vet -
Fair play., 1899-03-25

MY -uu, Whilst thou Iin~: left in
thy skull ih" -til-n Ui a in, bird
break AWAY ir"n the cisnrcttc habit,
for io !. ii.y breath -r.nkerh like -
.ue factory aud ih, whnlc nppear
dummy. lra, 'lou art u cinhrr with
the rim knocked of,
Fair play., 1899-03-25
An Elderly Lady.

saving Of 81 a call.
A dollars worth of
Ripans Tabules
lasts me a month,
and l would not be
without them now
if it We're my last
dollar. " At the
time of this inter-
view there were
present two daugh-
tnr who cnoriollr
Fair play., 1899-03-25
A Prominent Physlcian.
sales IncPeasinR.

Tho largest retail drug store in
America is that of Hegeman & Co.
on Broadway in New York City.
A reporter who went there to learn
Fair play., 1899-03-25

how RipanS IaD-
ules were selling
bought q ave-cent
carton and asked :
DO you have
much call for
these 7"
He was referred
to agentleman who
proved to be the
head of the depart
n,anf He AAfd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-14
NIX. RICHARDS RETURNS.


T. u. Richards. vicc-prcsid-nt os the
Honolulu Stock Yards Co. Id. re-
turned from the usinlsn1 on the
MaripoSa-
Mr.. Richards went to the ooas; in the
early par. of August To purchase The
outi; for the compAny's livery stable
and returns after having supcrtuicnd-
Ell tn. shipping Of a cargo of vehicles
and fifty head of fine horses.
The eompany's elegant building on
King and south streets wiIl bc com
plc;ed about the time the stock arrives.
in about one week. when Hoaolnlu ~iiI
b. treated to ncE and uP-to-dsse Surn-
outs.
Mr.. Richards has had years -of en-
psrfcncc IN tho livery business IN large
cities. knows the wishes of the people
and has purchased To please the pnblie-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-14
Jurisdiction uf Bsnialia StTsst
Commission Denied.
CONDEMNATION NAY PASS HTH
Cornmassioo Delegates by As~a,-
Ian Government Cannot Act
Tor sns Uostso Ssstes.

Presidcns Mckinieys recsnt order
IN relation TO land sales cropped up In
The rrpceedinxs of the conmissson Co
ASSESS and Award Damages IN tAe
taaiiar of the proposed sSdening of
Bcrrianta street. and the powers &C
.hc communication 60 s,.cr.d ~cr. 6..-
-.
IN me oA@im "i N~in' Asso- sse
uanied the Government 90 pss bcr -
pcr foot for SO square feet taken o9
"a. sro,. uf No. 10. ne ursa...s..
-..--. - -. -.
especially tor The purpose of oh,cr1tnG
To any and al rrocectinrs Of The cuo-
usss.son te ra.s-,.s .h.. "a. -
--s-s- =. - .---.-.--..
'~~ - s~'s~~sNAss1 y" s
ssdrr the claim ca me gronnd That tse
board hsd no rixtt- power or xrfhorisy
10 cnndsnn t.rir.se u-oressr for rmb-
a, a., g., a., ,,..,.,, -. - -
-.
oemn@''"n @"aso pass ihs Iise tn ssch
property TO The Cosernrsns &C tks
/ United States. and shss she hoard s<
a.. .x.s.... e., =, ,....a.,.,s..-s. a.
/ 80
inc Ini'ro SiAies in the premises The
ohJ~csson uas ov.rruled hy the chair
man sna Nr. NcClanahan ps.har~~
$1,000. : -. -. .-
"'Sas ." '~Ae any i"'ah9 part 'n
the prccecdinEA
Thc uosnr.lnssOn shsn f,rocecded 60
.ak. un IA. ra.srn. us IN, A. a w..<x
and Ism~. o. Ms.rw.n r,.,I gs,-..ra
so-.csr,d .,.rcs.11,, -, s..,,.ss r'r -
riaSro,nss so n,,o,. .,,,,d ,,vsS,,,, ,a,. -.
,Soa a. sbr co,n,ns.,s,.,, =, ,.,,r,r..,.,,,,,.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-14
THE AMERICA-MARC
Courtsof:!Enquiry susrcnds CAP
tain Cope forlThrce Months.

In the Tokyo Marine Court OF En-
auiry ON Tuesday afscrnooa juiEm~as
was given in the cnquiry into the cir
cumssanccs auCndinx the outbreak q:
ere on board the 7oyo kiscn kaisha
steamer America Maru.
The court found C1p;sia Cope EailSy
of neglect q; duty in giving his a@sur-
anccs to the Yokohama Hsrbpr oricc
and to the Tuyo kiscn kaisha ss TO The
safety of the steamer. in spite Of the
fact that the emitting of Eas from the
coal bunker had tsr~a noticed. and Ia
putting the steamer tp sca regardless
os this fact. The court ordered Cap
tain CoPc's certificate to &c suspcndsd
for three months. As fog Mr. Sesvcr
chief engineer. he Vas cxDncFaicd With
a warning to take precautions in ths
future Captain Cope at once gave no
sicc of appeal against the iudEmcat-
The present decision apparently
does NO; affect his status. however. arr
at II a. m. this morning he left shs
port for san Francisco In charge o' ths
America Maru--Ispsn Gazette
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-14

after his arrival. and through all these
years he was the life and soul of il.
lie was n man OF rare business talent.
prompt In action. clear in perception
and definite In statement.
His talent fog bringing the debates
of general meetings. conferences or as
sociations to definite point and result
by carefully framed resolutions. which
usually met acceptance. was most re-
markable.
lie was the most constant. faithful
and valuable member Of the Oahu As
sociation and of the annual general as
soCiation OF the Island churches. which
while health permitted he rarely failed
TO attend.
An inevitable tribute to his rare cx-
eCutive ability was his appointment TO
the trustecShip OF many of the institu-
items OF learning upon these Islands.
At some period or another he was
made trustee OF the following insti-
tutious Ga Relationship which. in the
most cases. he neld through lifcl.
namely: Kohala Seminary. Makawau
Seminary. KanCaIaIao Seminary. oa-
hu College and the Kamchsmcha
Schools. lie was also vice president
and the most active member of the
board of trustees of the kamchameha
schools"
For the past FIVE years the lessons
for the Hawaiian Sabbath schools
have been regularly prepared by this
Doctor in quarterly form. under the
title of the Hoahana. The last mis-
sionary work of his life was preparing
for the press the lessons for this cur
rent month OF October.
Work for the Master Was his meat
and drink. Personal comfort or re,
pose seemed to- have no place in ssss
thought. ~ faithful. efficient. sue.
Cessful missionary" might b. the in
scription upon his tombstone. Who IN
| this world can win a higher tribute!
'Time and strength were freely Civ
en- to- the upbuilding and development
OF these schools.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-14
Al THE OPERA HOUSE.
Clay Glenn snt and Company Aftc q
noonsand Evening.

Clay Clement and his excellent COM
Pany will present this afternoon the
beautiful romantic drama The Lady
OF Lyons This evening the famous
psychological play "Ihe Bells" with
all the scenery and accessories which
characterized It's recent production at
the Columbia theatre. san Francisco.
Mr.. Clement Is the only actor who has
essayed the character of Matthias in
this country in recent years. following
in the footsteps OF Sir Henry Irving
and receiving from press and public
equal commendation for both produe-
tion and acting.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-14

The Reverend Charles MCEwen
Hyde, DID,. for twenty-five years so
marked a figure in this Island commu-
nifty, was one OF those favored persons
for whom heredity, education and
grace had each done much. His faith
er, Joseph Hyde, was highly educated
man, and from earliest years the son
was surrounded with an atmosphere OF
culture and refinement. He was born
in New York city in the year 1882.
graduated at Williams College. Massa-
chusetts, and took his theological
course partly in Union Theological
Seminary. of New York city. and part
ly in Princeton, New Jersey. After
graduating. his first pastorate was in
Brimfield, Mass, and his second IN the
Centre Congregational Church OF Bav-
erhill. Mass.
At Brimfield he met Miss Mary
Knight, a daughter OF DIR. Knight. who
became the loving companion OF the
labors. the joys and the sorrows OF his
eventful life.
In 1877 there was sent to- Boston n
strong representation of the need OF
evangelical .iaborers to take the places
of the missionary fathers in Hawaii.
then fast passing of the stage. and in
March OF that year DIR. Hyde was ap-
pointed as a missionary OF the Ameri-
can Board of Commissioners for For
eign Missions, and arrived in Honolu-
lu in the same summer.
\ number OF the ablest men In the
Mission had in succession been ap-
pointed TO the work OF training Ha-
waiians for the ministry. In the six
ties Rev. w. =. Alexander took up this
important work ut the then fourishinS
station of Wailuku. Maui. He was sue
ceeded by Rev. ]. u. Paris. who carried
on the work in Honolulu. and later
passed ii on to Rev. u. u. Baldwin and
Rev. b. W. Parker.
AS successor to this line OF theologt-
cal teachers DR.. Hyde reorganized the
work. and placed the school upon n
broader basis under the name of The
North Pacific Institute. From this In
| stitution have gone forth from under
| the training OF DIR. Hyde the whole
circle OF the younger men who today
| fill the pastorates OF the Hawaiian
churches. AS among the marked men
| who received their training from the
| late teacher may be mentioned the
| Reverends r. :. Timoteo and J. VI.
| EZera of Oahu. :. l.. Desha. G. NJ. ka-
makawiwoole and W. VI. kalai~aa OF
| Hawaii. These men are the best OF
witnesses to the faithful and painstak-
ing services OF this most indefatisable
| of teachers.
| DR.. Hyde was a man OF wide range
| of thought and of knowledge. Very
rarely is the man to- be met who has
the ability to discuss and impart know
ledge upon so many and so widely diff
ferent topics. The Social Science Club
OF Honolulu was initiated by him soon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-14

Teisgraphie adviees reached Auck-
land. y. T.. from sydney just prior to
the departure of the NoAna OF n great
Ere raging in the latter city invoivinE
the greater portion of Bridge street
and causing immcnse damage The
ar. originated in ". =. Smiths large
warehouse and cxt.aded to the os5ocs
of the =. & q. :. $. Co. and adjacent
large warehouses. The damage il al
ready estimated a; many tens OF thou
sands Of pounds sterling
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-10-14

u is stated IN one of our exchanges
that Nr. George M- Booze. who Was the
manager of the ssreckelssslle TgansH-
;soa on Maui fOr too years prior To sis
transfer 10 HasaiiAn and Americas
capitalists. has zone 60 Cuba 10 take
charge of che property of the Trinidsd
Sugar Company. Dur5ne his say On
these islands. he had opportunities of
observing the workinE of some of the
moe; ssccessfpi factories 30 se found
n any oOantEy. and -llI dosbtleSs De
shie Co istrDdBce some of these snto
The factory shscA be hzs tslscn Charge
os.-PiaatcrS' Moashly.