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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-06

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-06
Queer Lndv Salisbury.

1t is related of the late Lady SANS
bury that she was bored by the o.
cations OIL society and was in the haolt
Of turning away her head when she eA-
tended her hand in greeting, as u tIe
person whom she was welcoming was
not worthy Of a look. L, was IN Sc
cognftion OF this popularity o. hers
that an attache OF one Of the loIe-s 81 ?
embassies accredited TO he cOuIt VI
ST. James trained his poole ~
mis- hind legs, and on mention OF Lauy
Salisbu-.-'s name to turn MS neao over
his shoulder 70 the side Tal'e D. eN-
tended It's paw.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-06
"HONOLULU SNAP SHOTS"

HANDY SOUVENIR OF %
-,oxs ~ Modern Honolulu, put up in
.-velone and stamped, to mail IN any
at Of Postal Union, for 80 cents. FOR
&c a. Tburm's. Golden Rule Bazaar
hawaiian, News Co.'S, Woman's Ex-
.rsnqa Hawaiian Bazaar, lie Nun
- and wall, Nichols Co.'S. 1898
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-06
Stage Line.
HENRY BRYANT, Prop

The stage for Kaneohe, Heeia, Wal
zane and Kuoloa, will leave Postonce'
Bethel street side at 3 a m. on Mon
isv wednesday and Friday, calling
'or passengers and packages at Love
ioy q Co.'S, No. 19. Nuuanu street
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
BREWSTER MAY VOTE FOR M'KINLEY.
WITHDRAWs HIS CONNECTION WITH THE
SOCIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY

Eugene v Brewster, who supported Bryan in
1894 has given up his connection with the Social
Democratic party on whose ticket he was candidate
for Attorney-Genera. He will now devote himself
TO the study OF political economy. He thinks that
the Republican party is doing the most for the
political and industrial development Of the country
Mr.. Brewster yesterday in talking about his posi-
tion said:
Since then (meaning after he left the Social Demo-
cratic party) have fit TO advise all who could
not vote the Socialist ticket vote for Mckinley
and the principles which he represents. His Admin
stration IS in full accord with the present era OF
political and industrial development in this country
Il indorse his Philippine policy and the attitude
OF his Administration in all the complicated foreign
relations OF this country. It would be the height
OF folly to place in power men like Bryan and his
followers, who utterly incompetent 10 take up
the intricate foreign relations and carry thaIn TO
a successful issue The only argument for the
election Of Bryan is that 1t would produce such
panic as would upset all present forms of govern
ment and make room for one on the more advanced
lines of intelligent socialism
will you now support Mckinley" Mr.. Brewster
asked.
Il have not vet made up my mind said Mr..
Brewster y think the action of the Socialists has
relieved me from any obligation 1 may have been
under. I think vote for Mckinley Will do the
Henry SIobodin. Of No so second-ave Manhattan,
will take Mr.. Brewsters place on the Social Demo-
cratic ticket.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
TANlfANY UP TO OLD TRICKS.
M'CULLAGH WILL TRY TO PREVENT
VOTING OF MEN RELEASED
FROM JAIL.

John McCullagh the Superintendent of Elections
in the Metropolitan District said Yesterday that he
felt happy over the decision handed down by the
Court Of Appeals holding that person can claim
a voting residence from institution supported in
whole or in part by public private charity I
have not received a copy of the decision yet" Mr..
McCullach said. but 1 think the decision will
affect quite number of persons who have regis
tered this year from institutions Backwells
Island II may not be thought proper to proceed
lawfully under the decision of the Court Of Ap-
peals, but assuredly those persons will not be
allowed to vote in the election"
Backwells Island is in the Fourth Election Dis
trict of the XXIVth Assembly District, and an ex
animation OF the registry books Of that district
shows that 2S4 persons were registered in that dis
trict last Friday and Saturday, the first two
days of registration. Of the whole number regis
tered in district 1S4 gave their residences as
institutions Blackwell's Island. Mr McCullagh
said he was sure that employees in the institu-
uons Backwells Island who received regular
salaries and free leave the institutions at
any time could be prevented from voting even if
they gave their residences as the institutions. Ad
Vice on that question will sought competent
counsel
IL has come to the knowledge of Superintendent
MoCuilagh that many persons who We're sent to the
nsIahq Tor short Of thirty days three
Icehtly nave been discharged from the IN
'lols ana sent back to the city in time 70 reg
cut of the Institutions to vote is an old trick Of
i1-,ulinahy Han The number of such voters IS not
$50 80 I any year but some step may be taken this
year to prevent some of tho men from voting lust
~ eAPoSe Inc practice of sending persons of Jail
tuilons WI! be compared with the poll lists and
me men VINO have been released from the
9 IONS ahead OF the proper time will chal-
ltnEeo on the ground that they are falsely repre-
Island EXaminations in court if the persons are
t esccu o, the charge OF illegal voting may bring
put some interesting facts about releases from the
INSTITUTIONS at election time.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
BRYAN a HYPOCRITE OR COWARD"
SPEAKER POINTS OUT INCONSISTENCIES OF
CROKER AND sTANCHFIELD

A meeting Of the Mckinley and Roosevelt Cam
paign Club OF the XVIII Assembly District was held
last evening at Arion Hall, at No. 81 West Forty
seventh-st. The speakers were ]. J. Russell, a
former Gold Democrat; Hiland Flowers, William
r Wilcox candidate for Congress in the XIIIth
District; c. F. Bostwick. candidate for Senator in
the XVIIth District, and Richard c. Van Horn
candidate for Assembly in the XVIII District.
Mr. Flower severely criticised Mr.. Bryan's Cooper
Union speech Mr.. Russell the principal speaker
OF the evening. said in part
Rrvan held aOof the currency question be-
cause he is either arch hyDocrite or a coward
a man who has the courage 10 voice his con-
yictious in the city OF New-York upon question OF
sIIcb moment is morally a coward, because he
shirks his plain duty. AS a result OF his weakness
he has done more TO hurt his cause than ever
before.
He quoted speeches from Mr.. Croker. showing the
latter 10 have committed himself to Imperialism.
He read extracts from Mr.. Kellers speeches where
in the Democratic Commissioner or Charities sUS-
tairs the action of the ADMINISTRATION IN the Orient
and said that Mr. SJanchfeld, the Democratic can
ddate for Governor. IS at heart an expansionist-
He asserted that Aguinaldo is traitor TO his own
country. because he mad, at critical moment. Of
fered 10 sell the Philippine Islands TO Spain FOR
500 coo and had actually received half that amount
st Hong-Kong when the battle Of Manila inter
rupted the negotiations
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
SENATOR DEBoE CONFIDENT.
BRIGHT PROSPECTS OF REPUBLICAN VIC
TORY IN KENTUCKY

Washington Oct. II (speciaD.-Senator VIII
IAN ). Deboe, Of Kentucky. who was a caller at
the White House to-day, is confident Of a Re
publican victory in the Blue Grass State next
month He said this afternoon:
never saw the situation in Kentucky look
DETER 1or the Republican party. There is ab-
soluteiy no question in my mind that we will
TdrrE tne state by good majority The Brown
DenlocTats VIII vote for Yerkes almost to a
nlan @ 70 reouke the continuation of GoebeHte
HlelhooS IN the State. Many Of them win Ike
wise vote for Mckinley. Bryan came into the
STATE ana identified himself with Beckhan For
l I'D! reason the Brown supporters viii vote
against hin- In 1896 there were four thousand
gn ~, HVe thousand Fopulists who voted for BRYAN
me most OF them will vote against him this
sIhe. Inc trial Of the political cases has not
peEented the Democrats. bur, on the other hand
mas Iost them votes say with all confidence that
,-N-chiIiey ana Yerkes will carry the State
nave oeen IN every campaign in the State for
many years, and can truthfulIy say that the
republican prospects have never been better
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
TO IA TE ANOTHER CHANCE.
BRYAN WILL SPEAK AGAIN. AT THE
GARDEN ON OCTOBER 27-ELAB-
CRATE PLANS MADE.

The National League Of Democratic Clubs, of
which William r. Hearst is president is preparing
TO give William j. Bryan a rousing reception in
this city on the night of October 27, when he
speaks in Madison Square Garden In the first
place Bryans arrival at the Garden will be an
nounced by cannon salutes fired from the roof.
This will be echoed across the continent by cannon
at various points between here and San Francisco.
From tonight until October O. with the single ex-
ception Of October %. when the Garden is taken
for Republican mass meeting, the tower Of the
Garden will be Illuminated with an electric an
nouncement Of the coming meeting.
Anson Phelps Stokes will preside at the meeting
The speakers, aside from Mr.. Bryan will be. It is
said, ex-senator Hill. w Bourke Cochran and Sen
ator George L. Wellington. Of Maryland The in
terror Of the Garden will be ablaze with electrical
decorations and effects, and flags and bunting will
be distributed with lavish hand. Fanciulli's band
of seventy pieces will furnish the music. There
Will be overflow meetings in Madison Square
At of these the 7th Regiment Band win play
and the 22d Regiment Band at the other. Madison
Square Park will be Illuminated with 5000 electric
lights and display fireworks will be unusual
ly brilliant
Special trains will be run from points up the
State and from places IN Connecticut and New
Jersey to bring invited guests. Tickets will be
free There will be three other meetings the same
night A big Communication mass meeting will
be held IN Cooper Union: Mr. Bryan Will speak at
L. Habberkorn. There will be an overflow meeting
outside Cooper Union. From this meeting Mr.
which has been changed that 1t seat four
thousand. This will be an Italian meeting. Coroner
yucca Will preside.
Mr.. Bryan and the other speakers. while in the
city, viii be the guests of the National League Of
DemocratiG CLUBS. and will be entertained at the
norman House. There Will be banquet and a
general good time.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
CONFIDENT OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Governor Atkinson Of West Virginia in a letter
to the Republican National Committee yesterday
says:
am clearly Of opinion. from what I have seen
and heard myself during the present campaign,
that West Virginia will give Mckinley and Roose
Welt larger plurality than Mckinley received four
years ago. Mr.. Bryan insists that the paramount
Issue is imperialism" / insist that the para
mount issue is plenty to eat plenty to wear plenty
OF good wages and plenty of employment for the
working masses of the State. West Virginia has
gone Republican in every election since 1894. 1t is
unquafedly Republican State and. inasnuch
there is no dsaffection on the National ticket.
am perfectly confident that IT will give larger Re
publican plurality this year than ii has given
in the past Our Democratic friends claiming
the election of one more Democrats to the
LVIIth Congress from this State. They badly
mistaken, in my judgment There is no sort Of
doubt in my mind to the election of all four
of the Republican Congressman from this State.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
4 DETERMINED WOMAN


When 7 first read OF the remarkable enects
o Grape-Eu-s food I determined 70 secure
scne," says Mrs. c. Y. AldTidge, of Salisbury
NO ~ that time there was none kept IN TINS
loRn. but my husband ordered some from q
Chicago traveller
had been greatly afflicted with sudden at
-seks of cramps, nausea, and vomiting Tried
=! sorts Of remedies and physicians, but oo-
-olAeo only temporary relief AS soon as be-
sea 70 use the new food the cramps cisap-
'Isteo and have never Teappeared.
BY Old attacks OF sick stomach were little
sonsf % yield but by continuing the food that
-oeoie mas disappeared entirely. 1 am to-day
Y---ssSSl4y Wen, can eat anything and everything
!, ISL without paying the penalty that used
vs,, We could not and would not. keep house
uncut GTspe-Nuts
a., ~ husband was so delighted with the bene-
c. isrelVed that he has been recommending
z -.Ots 10 his customers, and has built up
tv - large trade in the food He sells them
u - case 10 most Of the leading physicians
ssrs-,Ic county. VINO prescribe Grape-Nuts very
a rsis1-g There is some satisfaction in using
S scientifically prepared food"
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
GIANT BANNER FOR SOUND MONEY
TO BE RAISED TO-DAY WITH APPROPRIATE
CEREMONY AT BOWLING GREEN.


The great banner Of the Shipping and Industrial
sound Money Association will be raised to-day at
noon with appropriate ceremony IN front Of the
Bowling Green Building. No Il Broadway. Active
preparations were under way on Tuesday when
the storm broke over the city and made post
ponement necessary. The cables extend from the
rooI OF the big Produce Exchange 10 the Bowling
Green Building, opposite. The banner. IS by 40
1eet' VIII hang over Broadway and Bowling Green
Park It is the largest banner OF it's kind raised
IN this city, If not in the country in the present
campaign.
Ex-Governor John S. Wise Of Virginia. Gustav
H. Schwab aud others will make addresses The
SlXty-ninth Regiment Band will furnish the music
over the entrance Of the headquarters OF the as
sociauon on the first floor OF the Bowling Green
Building IS a large sign bearing the OF the
association, and a representation of a gold dollar
thirty inches in diameter, done in gold leaf. The
motto. "A Gold Dolar-Good All Around the
World" encircles the picture.
striking feature Of this banner is that II bears
the name or no candidate political party. II is
erected by sound money organization. backed by
men whose ships carry the flag to all parts of the
world, whose dealings with other countries require
money that is good in all lands and under all fla ags
MONDAY meetings which will be held daily until
election will be addressed by prominent speakers
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
]. EDWARD SIMMONS FOR M'KINLEY.
CAN SUPPORT NO MAN WHO ADVOCATES
Ill

Following the Bryan meetings Of Tuesday
night with the omission of the Democratic can
dldate to say a single word as to his position on
the most vital issue of the campaign the free
silver issue, ]. Edward Simmons president of
the Fourth National Bank. and a representative
Gold Democrat. yesterday made the following
statement. announcing his intention to support
the sound money candidates: Il have ALWAYS
been IN afhliatio1 with the Democratic party. 7
was Gold Democrat in 1896 and am a Gold
Democrat now. Sixteen to one is as dangerous
IN 1910 as it was four years ago. I can support
no man who advocates an unstable currency or
who processes a belief in the revolutionary doc
tr1nes of the Chicago platform. Mr.. Mckinley
IN my Judgment, represents what is safest for
the country, and, old fashioned hard
money, low tariff Democrat. I shall give him
my vote"
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
n DOUGHERTY FOR MKINLEY.

]. Hampden Dougherty, the well known lawyer.
who has been for long time an independent IN
politics. yesterday announced his intention OF cast
ing his ballot for Mckinley and Roosevelt and hIz
reasons for supporting them He said. among
other things:
There are two conclusive reasons why Mckinley
should be continued in Office The first Is because
Mr. Bryan is Just as undaUnJed. determined and
Unreasoning an advocate Of free and unlimited
coinage Cf silver he was four years ago. Hs
has not Tetracted q single uttered upon this
subject during the campaign OF l,s6. and. while
Eastern du-l-ulp periaIsTs declare that the silver
issue - dead, Western Democrats do say 80,
but, on the contrary. aver that 10 IS 1--we Issue.
Secondly. after the Philippines became the prop
erty Of the United states 70 ais (M Ninieyss)
constitutional duty 10 protect thar property and in
doing 80 he mas been d ing precisely what Presi-
dent Lincoln cid IL the South IN the spring OF 1881
Any else in the Presidential chair Dir. Bryan.
Mr. Schu-z Mr. C-ckran. Tor example now
ever decided sO-Caicd auti-impeEiallsJic lean
inss. would have been bound 20 do the same thing
have been false 10 his oath OF office This
all that Mr.. Mckinley has been doing The Re
publican platform and Nr- McHinley's letter of ac-
cepIauce unite IN stating the very contrary OF
what the so-Called anti-Iulperiaiists assert
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
BIG PARADE IN NEw-RoCHELLR.
DRUNKEN SOLDIERS RAISE A DISTURB
ANCE. But ARE OVERCOME BY POLICE

The largest local parade OF the campaign was
held in New-Rochelle last night for sound money
and Mckinley and Roosevelt 1t was estimated
that nearly three thousand men were in line carry
ing Klondike lanterns. torches. flags and banners.
The streets were crowded and houses along ths
line of march were Illuminated. The residents dis
charged fireworks and burned red fire in honor OF
the marchers. Never before. the Republican Lead
say has such enthusiasm been shown IN a
campaign, and they are confident that Westchester
County viii return fully large plurality for the
National candidates It did in 1896. The parade
led by c Hobart Morgan as grand marshal.
with a stan Of fifty mounted men It was made up
as follows; James 5. Merritt Marching Club Port
Chester; William l. Ward Battery. Port Chesters
Russell. BirGsau and Ward Battery. Port Chesters
First. Second. Third and Fourth Ward Republican.
clubs New-Rochelle: bicycle division. OF New-RO-
cheIle; New-RocheIle Italian Club. New-Rochels
CoIored Republicans yonkers Sound Money March
Club Italian Republican Club of Mount Vernon:
First District Republican club. OF kye, and Rya
BATTERY. Nearly dozen bands and drum corps
furnished music for the parade
the affair. AS the Second Ward Republican Club
Of New-RocheIle. composed principally OF business
place in line squad Of drunken United States
aTLilerymen from Fort SloCun. who were yelling
a disturbance one OF the soldiers grabbed a large
American flag and attempted 10 drag Il IN the dust
hlnley from panner ana tore II Il pieces EatToi
Kelley and Harrington rushed IN and gre bbsd
the GisJUTbers. As they did a rufuau Up
behind Kelley and relled him win a stunning blow
the neck. The bluecOat MS feet again
club, ne charged on the soldiers and knocked their
rfngleader down with blow that nearly cracked
his skull. The man was carried IN an unconscious
his senses lie began shouting for Bryan again.
Chief TimmOnS ordered all drunken soldiers 20 re-
turn to the Tort at once and tney made haste %
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
BRYAN To GO TO BROOKLYN.
FOUR MEETINGS TO BE ARRANGED FOR
THE NIGHT oE OcprOpEp so

William J. Bryan, James shevlin says will speak
in Brooklyn on October %. willoughby Street will
run things on that occasion much as possible in
the manner that Tammany managed the demon
stration on Tuesday night
There will be four meetings TO which Mr. Bryan
viii be taken in turn. The Academy OF Music
has been already secured, and II is probable that
ths CIermont Avenue Rink. Prospect Hall and
Arlon Hall will be engaged, also. Only those
speakers who viii be al the Academy have so far
been chosen. OF this meeting II is hoped by those
IN charge that Richard Odney will be the chair
man Edward N. Shepard and Webster Davis win
speak. II Is nor unlikely that Controller Coler
win preside at one of the Bryan gatherings
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

There is much activity among the Republicans OF
the West Side for the election Of w. H. Douglas
candidate for Congress in the XIVth District
Some of the best known business of the West
Side are out every night making speeches and
working for Mr.. Douglas. while he himself is at
tending three four meetings nightly. This
Coiored RepTbIican club No 2$2 West one-hun-
d-and-twenty-fo -fourth-st; the Ladies West Side
the Washington Heights Club; One-hundred- and
XIXth Assembly District Club. Sixty-ninth-st. and
Amsterdam
The Drug. Chemical Paint and OIL Trades Cam
pagn Club is having enthusiastic MONDAY meetings
daily at its headquarters. NO. 81 John-st. J. J.
BTva9 on hS & be2 Ibis shS Seg % spf9 to M
day, and Frank Moss will address the meeting to-
morrow,
The German-Amertcan Mckinley and Roosevelt
League last night announced the following meet
ings for this Thursday, October 1S-XVth
Assembly District No. 446 West Forty-sxth-st {;
X2tIId Assembly District. No. 1893 Third-ave.; The
Bronx, Nc. 3915 Third-ave.. Jahn's Hall Friday.
BToadWay: XfVtb W sss Assembly District 10 257 East
Tenth-st.: XIth Assembly District, No, 2l East
" MMasshngton and Fourth sT SATURDAY, & October
Will hold meeting tonight in Bunalo
The Xvuth District Republicans will hold a
meeting at Tara Hall. No. 40 Ninth-ave.. corner
OF Fiftieth-st. this evening. A number OF Well
known speakers. among them the several candl-
dates in the district will address the meeting. A
feature will be singing OF campaign songs BY the
Diamond Quartet.
meeting OF the Republican club Of the XVIII
Assembly District will be held at the rooms No.
1os Eighth-ave.. this evening o'clock. Meetings
VIII be heid hereafter every Thursday up 10 the
close OF the campaign
The First Presidential Voters Republican Club Of
the IAth Assembly District has secured headquar
ters al No. 25O West Twenty -third-st., where the
nrst meeting for the purpose Of organizing viii be
held tonight at o'clock. over hundred names
nave been enrolled this week The greatest inter
est has seen evinced among the young Republicans
U he district In this club and IL is expected that
eS VIII turn out six hundred strong in the parade
70 madison Square Garden the night OF the
secsPuon re sk to Governor Roosevelt All first voters
VI the district invited TO join the club and
Ill Ill az the headquarters 10 have their names
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
JAMES G. BLAINE CLUB RALLY.
BANNER RAISED IN EAST BROADWAY =.
REPUBLICAN CLUB ASSISTS.

largely attended meeting was held last night
under the auspices OF the James G. Blaine Club oS
the Nth Assembly District. in conjunction with
the Republican Club Of this city. No. 2u East
Broadway. A large Mckinley and Roosevelt ban
ner was raised by the James G. Blaine Club IN
front Of the building in the OF the meeting
Collector Treat in the chair and was the prin-
cipal speaker. Among others who spoke were N.
C Biers. Colonel ". C. Brown. H. CahOor Herman
AarOns. A NJ. Dawes and Julius G. Kreuer, who ts
the Independent Republican nominee for the As
sembly in the WITH Assembly District
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
EIGHT CROOKS" on BRYANs TRAIN.
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS ARREsTED onJ
ARRIVING AT THE GRAND CENTRAL.

ARRIVING AT THE GRAND CENTRAL.
Detectve Sergeants McManus, Valley. Strip and
Cain went TO Poughkeepsie on Monday night and
waited for the New-England Express, on which
William Jennings Bryan was coming to New-York
The detectives boarded the train and found six
local crooks, well known 10 the police and two
Western crooks. Of long records
They were arrested al the Grand Central Sta
tion and locked UP IN Police Headquarters on a
charge Of being suspicious persons They are
Charles Davis, from Cincinnati: John Anderson,
alias Big Slim a Western man; George Martin.
No 623 in the Rogues' Gallery; Fred LindeT man
alias Dutch, No. 7lS4; Charles Cohen, No. 1924:
John Bergur, ali&s The Rabbi" No 52S5; Doc
Ellis. No 1888, and Frank lie Rose. No 5073.
The eight men named We're arraigned in the
police court later and discharged no charge being
brought against them other than that OF being sus-
picious persons.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

CAMP oDELL OPENED.

Republicans Of the XxXIvth Assembly District
opened Camp Oden in the hall at Lexington-ave.
and One-hundred- d-twenty-f last evening.
and large audience heard among the speakers
Matthew ]. Harrington the Republican candidate
for Senator IN the xIst Senate District. and
Elias Goodman, the candidate for ConEressman IN
tbe XVIII Congress District. Arthur Falk, who pre-
sided said that vigorous work 20 be the order
OF the day at Camp Odeil until the close of the
campaign.