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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-09

launched. begun OF contracted for.
IS steel steamships. representing q
gross tonnage OF s5e. 600 tons. the nuEa-
Der including ten ocean steamers each
of 1850 tons or mora Tue keess II
two OF these are now being laid az
Nav London. Conn. the vessels being
intended for service On the Pacific
Ocean in connection with the Great
Northern Railway, each having a car
rying capacity of zo.0o9 tons at nor
NAL draught-
Mr.. Griscom attributes this extra
ordinary revival in shipbuilding %
txo simple causes First. the helpful
influence exerted on the merchant ser
vice by the swift recreation OF the
American navy. and second. the chang
ed commercial conditions resulting
from the annexation of Hawaii and
from the Spanish war. The sound1ess
OF this view is unQuestionable. The
events OF the last three years have
made the United States the dominant
factor in the unfolding commerce o.
the Pacific A new world Of trade o2
portunity is developing in the Orient
and in response 10 its invitation the
shipbuilding industry on the Pacific as
well as on the Atlantic coast is prepar
ing TO control the enormous traffic
which is sure TO follow. Mr.. Griseou,
also describes as one Of the stimulat
ing influences back Of this tremendous
revival "a growing national sentiment
that the United States should no long
er remain at the tail Of the procession
of commercial nations on the sea" In
the consumption of this sentiment
Honolulu win become the great entire
port of the Pacific Ocean.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-09
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
WEATHER YESTERDAY.

HONOLULU, H. T. DEC. 9, 1900.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-09
In the Police Court,

There was quite crowd of youth
full offenders before Judge Wilcox
yesterday morning. Among them were
Eddie Fraga, Eddie Marks and H.
Blanchard, who were caught in the
act of sleeping in an improvised house
in lot on Alakea street. The boys
were rounded up by Captain Bowers
of Bowers Merchants Patrol His
honor gave them a lecture that
brought tears to their eyes and re-
pentance to their hearts and on prom
Using that they would sin no more
they were turned loose. G. Tarrias.
Portuguese boy, charged with sell
Ing liquor without a license. had his
case continued until tomorrow.
Manuel Fernandez was fined S. and
costs for using vulgar language. The
case of Chonk Hong for opium in pos
session was nolle pressed.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-09
GOOD TENNIS PLAYING.
Ross and Elsten Win the Champion
ship in the Coaaies-

Lovers of tennis we're treated x
two as 6ns matches yesterday as
have ever been played IN these isl
srcs- Both matches were close an
were won By clear grit and brilliant
The first match was between
Brock and Adams and Elston and
Ross EIston showed much better
form than when ne played Anterior 5
few months ago. and played a stead-
winning game Brock also played
steady. but both Ross and Adams
were at times cratic The first set
went to Brock and Adams after a
hard tussle- Both sides fought for
the net continually. and al times the
rallying was brilliant IN the extreme
Score, 81
After some more pretty raiiying,
ana some hard work. the tables wers
turned and Ross and Elston won the
second set, rs.
As the play progressed Ross and
Elston became much better until they
walked away with the last set, 6-S.
Cooke ami Atherton were Bcv call
ed upon to defend their title. Ross
and Elston started in with a vim
and soon had two sets. O.: aud SIS
playing.
Both men did brilliant work and COM
pIeteiy outclassed the champions 10
the third set however. Cooke an6
Atherton began to realize which wa.
the ground lay They took the net
from their tired opponents and kept
il. Athertons work was particularly
noticeable, and his smashes and
drives were the features OF the set.
His side took the set, go The next
set went TO them, e-3.
The deciding set was won by pure
grit. Ross and Elston were almost
worn out by the two matches, but
they went at it like Trojans, and earn
ed every point they made. Cooke and
Atherton made a game fight for it
but the pluck and endurance of their
opponents was too much for them
and they lost the set, 6-3.
Ross and EIston are now champions
for the ensuing year, and well dc
serve the honors which they have
won. The score by sets was. o., So.
0-6, So, 6-3
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-09
PETITION FOR BETTER ROADS.
Pacific Heights Property Owner
Want Muddy Places Fixed.

A number of property owners have
petitioned Superintendent ]. A. Nc.
Candless for Improvement of roads
70 the base of Pacific Heights They
represent that the Panoa and Booth
roads are in very muddy condition
in places. making them at times al
most impossible. The petitioners go
On 10 say that they desire 10 make.
costly Improvements IN their. prop
erty and By Improvements alresdy
made their assessment have gone Up
while the government has spent no
money in that end OF the district
II is asked that the streets be better
lighted and some of them widened as
a large number of persons are passing
TO and fro and travel is very preca-
rious at times. The petition is signed
By Charles C. Desky. George r. Klue-
gel. e. o. White. Thos. E Wall. F..
j. Amweg. II. s. waity. C. Schuman.
". f. Allen. Fred Whitney, Mrs. An
ME S. Parke. Frank E Nichoi, G. P
Castle. Carrie d. Castle. Silas B. Pratt,
c. NJ. Walton. Jno. T. Moir. John Gas.
sidy, c. w. Booth. H. L. Kerr & Co.
DR.. c. B. Wood.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-09
Pneumonia Prevented.

Among the tens of -ousands who
have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy for colds and la grippe during the
past few years, to our knowledge, not
a single case mas resulted in pneumo-
mia. Thos. Whitfield & Co., 240 Wa
basn avenue, Chicago, one OF the most
prominent retail druggists in that city,
IN speaking of this, says: We recon-
mend Chamberlain Cough Remedy
for la grippe in many cases, as it lot
only gives prompt and complete recov-
cry, but also counteracrs any tendency
OF Ia grippe to result in pneumonia
For sale by Benson. Smith & Co.. gen
eral agents for Territory of Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-09
AeeREvIATloN OF HAWAII"
Reader Suggests What He Believes To
Be The Proper Form.

Be The Proper Form.
To the Editor of The Republican:
Sir:-There is no uniformly recog
nized abbreviation for Hawaii. for us,
in addresses, and the many differer
styles in vogue demonstrate the advisa
bility, if not necessity, OF a standart
form. Under the kingdom. n. l" wa!
both expressive and brief as it indic2.
ed clearly the name of Hawaiian Is
lands" But II is manifestly improper
now to use this abbreviation. as th'
word Islands is not part of the offieia
name
Territory of Hawaii is the name
duly enacted by congress. Section 2 q
the act of admission.
Territory of New Mexico" and Ter
ritory of Arizona are the respective Of
fetal designations of these territories
but never were the authorizations 1T
of n. NJ" or ct. of A" employed IL
designate them.
"A. T." and IN. VI. T." were once in
use. but they have long since passed
"Ariz" and IN NJ" are the simple
euphonious and convenient forms nos
in universal use.
1T. of H." would not be proper fol
Hawaii. None would care to use 1t.
III. T." is Objectionable because i
makes too conspicuous the status 81
temporary government, the word terri
tory being descriptive not of the locus
but of the present political condition.
To be consistent. all of the territoric:
must be similarly abbreviated, and thu.
we would have "A. T." for Alaska
"A. 7" for Arizona. Il T." for Indian
Territory, IN NJ T." for New Mexico
and 20. T." for Oklahoma and II. T.
for Hawaii
1t is therefore desirable that an alb
breviation be adopted that shall be dis
tinctive. look well, be readily written
and express the locus at glance. an
without requiring mental effort Elk
amples of such form are Ala. Col.
Cal" Del, - Mass" Mimi" etc
In these examples the first three OF
four letters of the names are used
Other examples embrace the first and
last letters of the names, as Me
Nd" Mo La" Pa va >
Ky" etc.
1t does not fill the bill TO write thC
local abbreviation Hi nor Hi
That will be conceded by everybody
The latter in writing resembles HUI"
"Hwii." has been suggested. but this
looks ungainly. and in writing LOOKS
like ''Hiiiii.''
''Ha." will not answer. as il does not
embrace the first and last letter. MOI
is there enough of the word given to
indicate the name.
III. alone would not suffice, as it ex-
presses nothing. and the territory i
not sufficiently well known to be identi-
fed by mere initial There is but one
state in the Union that uses the single
letter-ohio. and that is because tn
first and last letters of the word ara
20"
The writer thinks the better form OF
all is 'Haw." 1t has all the merits ol
distinction. brevity. clearness. etc. anj
ease of writing. Anyone who ever heaE
of Hawaii will readily recognize
"Haw." as the natural abbreviation of
the word. There is no other place IN
the world that could possibly be coz.
fused with this form.
Take out your pencil and try it
John Doe. Honolulu. Haw."
JOHN DOE.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-09
He Had Her.

The Professor. Now. my dear, we
have a few moments alone, and will
read my lecture to you.
His wife. But | shall go to hear you
deliver it.
Quite true. But there you always
fall asleep. Free Press.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-12-09
Music in the Air.

Brown. We are having music 1T
our house now. We have new baby
grand.
Gray. Music? So are We We
have grand new baby.-Philadelphia
Bulletin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-19
!t0qHly ).
y II &. +-.zss---s>
.,>::.scapatoIrIII|ai'l:

rl Procure I'D. alguna vez
eludir las gotas de lluvia1 Di-,
j. illlla empresa, ( no es cier-
o. Pues igualmente in1til es
erer escapar d los germenes
r. la tisis. No hay evasion
G0sible. Nos rodean en- todas
3artes, y sin cesar los absor-s
i nuestros pulmones.
= IC6mo sucede, entonces,'
ue esta enfermedad no ataca
! todo ell mundo? Por la SEN,
LA raz6n de que estos gerJ
.,,enes no pueden hacer him
,aple en- una garganta y unos'
.ulmones robustos. Solamen-|
: cuando estos organos estan'
:; les lograr. sobreponerse
-os germenes. 4
i, s meneSter que ell cuerpo
halle bien provisto de gra-,
En- ell empobrecimiento de
:: sangre y la delgadez del.
+lerpo esta ell peligro. 81 no
de esa tos, y Sc siente I'd.
a ,arganta y los pulmones
:. -ados, no hay que perdef
- solo d(a. Tome I'd. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-19
ELENA s UNA HoKA DKsPUKS Il

ELENA UNA HoKA DxsPuxs 1s1
LA querida del conde ir&-dijo Ricardo.
~-~la otra DANA es su amiga, y estoy muy ena,
morado de ella.
-tLa conocess
-Jamas Ia hs visto, ipero dicen que es tan
bella!
-lyendraf
--Toda esa gente me estropeara mi noche,
porque ell gran encanto de Ia noche esta en- esa
b6veda estrellada, en- esa aqua que rueda muir
murando, en- 81 ruisenor que canta, en- las lu-
ciernagas que brillan entire Ia hierba como las
estrelas en- el cielo, en- los arboles que item
blan armoni0Samente, y en- las ranas que can.
tan entire los juncos. Ell hombre que sale de
noche al campo disfruta de todo este por 81
solo, en- tanto que los demas hombres, entire
gados al sueno, le dejan su parte. Entonces
es el rey del mundo, ell mundo no existe mas
que para ell poeta que vela; parael sube la luna
por detras de los alamos, Sc mira en- ell aqua
para 81 Sc LENA ell vento de los perfumes mas
concentrates de la madreselva de la zarza-
rosa, mas bien, SO identified con esa grande
ammonia de Ia naturaleza, y gu alma Sc con"
funde con el murmullo de las hoias, con los
perfumes, con el viento y el..canto de los paja-
res. vivs todas ssas yiasa Rs 81 alma del
Mzado,
-svsnAsass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-10-19
ALFONSO KARI

cardo suplic6 Gabriela que cantase, cant6
Ia romanza mas nueva y mas en- voga.
Hay m1sica que agrada en- un salon y ga
es insoportable On Ell campo. Gabriela, .ds
solo habia pensado en- lucir su voz, acab6 dc
desencantar ell paseo. Elena no quiso cantar.
-sSera que no tenga buena svoz9-dijo para
81 Mauricio, No, seria una injusticia do
la naturaleza; 81 ella cantase Sc veria su alma
en- su canto.
Una mirada de Elena le df6 entender quo
Ell canto era para ella 10 mismo que para ell
una lengua sagrada que no debia hablarse de-
lante de los profanos.
-Soy-dijo Fricherwald-un hombre muy
original; Jpues no estoy.dejando, desde que nos
enfbarcamos arrastrar por el aqua los faldo-
mes de mi levlta7 Entire otras singularida-
dss que me caracterizan, jamas he podido ocu
-arme en- mi tocador; asi es que he padecide
ffistracciones terribles. No hace ounce dias
mi amigo Mauricio puede decir 81 es verdad,
que sail de mi casa con gorro de dormig.
Fijido sub Joys
Anteayer me puse los calcetine es ID rsveA
Ricardo tom6 81 yea Ia palabra J &le
algunas tonterias.
Todo el mundo estaba fasttdiaao, J so&sla.
70 sl psseo por el aqua. Msuricio, Ricardo ,
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08
A Fine
Entertainment

The big WooGInen entertain.
menl to be given in the church in
|, n'oerl tomorrow friday nigh,
oy officers of the Order represent.
ing the Head Camp will be one q,
lhe grandest affairs that can he
Imagined. 1t is really a meritor.
ious and very entertaining show
ana VIII be the talk of the county
Tor months. AT first it was in
tended to send out invitations and
several hundred were distributed
out at the meeting Tuesday it was
decided that everybody should be
invited and would be admitted
without tickets. Extra seats will
be placed in the church, and as
Elbert is the only point in the
county where the entertainment
will be given, it is expected the
building will be packed. As
usual with the Woodmen every
thing is free and no collection
taken. An opportunity will be
given anyone who wishes to unite
with the Order to hand in his ap-
plication.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08
EastonvI||e Items,

Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. A. An
derson fine s Id. boy, March
1st.
Mrs. Daniels, of Colorado
Springs, paid short visit here
yesterday.
Don't forget to attend St
Patrick's ball, Friday evening,
March 10th.
DR.. Bean was seen ON our
streets Wednesday. The first
time for several weeks.
The many friends of Grandma
Eddy will be pleased to learn that
she is slowly improving from a
severe attack of pneumonia.
Geo. G. Whitmore, of Anita,
Iowa, a brother of Walter Whit
more, of this city came Friday on
a short visit. He reports everything
prosperous in the Hawkeye state.
He is delighted with our country
and its fine climate.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08
Returned to the
State RsfoImatoIv

The Warden of the State Re-
formatory at Buena Vista hearing
OF the break of VIM. Stewart in
burglarlzing a ranchman's house
near Fondis and stealing a gun
made application for his return
to the reformatory, as he was
out on parole. Our commissioners
concluded it would be cheaper
than to prosecute and so instructed
that he be returned. Sheriff Put
nam delivered him at the reform
atory Saturday, and the lad ex-
pressed himself as glad to get
hack home.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08
| for Galveston.

!. rublisher of this paper left
.;,bt for Trinidad 10 attend
1..,ine of the Arkansas Valley
81 ASSOCIATION which convenes
4 -, city tomorrow morning
..,,;oues in session two days.
( s.turday night he will start
4 large number OF the mem
an a two or three weeks
| through Texas, taking IN
4 Worth, Dallas, Houston,
I Iutouia, Galveston and per
1 o,her cities. Our readers
/ ,rpect articles descriptive
A. trim similar to those that
L.r.d about the Journey last
[n.r to Portland, Oregon,
4 sssttlc. Washington, and it
IOed they will be fully as in
sting.
|pop. F. N. Lavell, represent
n, Eastonville World, is also
| Of the company composing
excursion party.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08
Brilliant Wedding
In a Lodge Room
More than Two Hundred
Invited Guests Wit
ness the Happy
Event.
The Rev, II. 5. Childs Called to
Denver to Perform the Beau
tiful Ceremony.

The Rock Mountain News O
last Wednesday prints an accoun
OF one of the most unique wedding,
that has come to our notice i,
long time, in which the Rev. II
5. Childs, of Ebert, was called
upon to perform the beautiful anc
solemn marriage ceremony. 1t i:
as follows:
Original ideas and splendid ap.
pointments made the marriage lasl
night of Samuel Schlick to Mrs
Rose Furry at Gibson hall, 1896
Downing avenue, one of the most
unique affairs of the kind. II was
a lodge wedding and featured with
lodge ceremonies. Seventy-six
members of the White Star temple.
No. 4, acted as bridesmaids to their
noble templar, while the COM
mandery, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, castle No. 10, performed
the functions of groomsmen.
When $50 o'clock arrived the
carpeted hall was lined about the
walls with 200 invited guests.
Mrs. Kate Pullen, chairman of the
wedding committee, led the COM
msndery of groomsmen in full
regalia of the order, to the arch
of red carnations near the front
of the hall. The happy couple
followed and took possession of
the arch. Mrs. Furry was attired
in a neat fitting travelling gown
of gray, while the groom wore a
business suit. The commandery
=
was arranged behind tho arch with
swords at port and the brides
maids formed large half circle
in front. Rev. I'll. S. Childs, of
the Elbcrt Presbyterian church
performed the ceremony which
involved the ring process.
Mrs. Daisy Martin, in behalf
of Silver State temple, No. 1,
presented handsome silver berry
spoon, wishing the couple god
speed. Rev. Childs, in a neat
speech, gave silver cake service
handsomely engraved, in the name
of the Ladies Aid society of Val
verde. which organization Mrs.
Schlick afiiliates with. Temple
No. 4 presented the bride with an
emblematic brooch and rendered
the banquet that followed the
ceremony.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08
James District Items,

Mr.. j. +. Dittemore made n
business trip to Colorado Springs
last Friday.
Rev. Gilkey filed his appoint
ment hero Sunday. and also preach
ed here Sunday week.
If the fine weather continues
some of the ranchmen will begin
farming this week.
There is still considerable sick
ness in the neighborhood, but
nothing of serious nature.
Some of the young people met
and gave Mr. Albert Hiatt sur
prise party the other night Quite
pleasant time is reported by
those who were present.
AT the meeting OF tue literary
on last Friday night the regular
programme was rendered, con-
sisting of songs, recitations and
declamations. The society paper
WINS also read by the editors. Next
meeting of the society is to be
Tuesday night, March the 10th.
The question for debate for that
night is, "Resolved that the
Philippines should not be retain
ed Several speakers have beer
chosen to discuss the question and
an interesting time is hoped for,
SCRIBE.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08
Bii0u Basin Items
ceremony,

G.. w. Thorpe has returned
from Denver.
Mrs. Markle has been quite
sick with bronchitis.
Mr.. Lorenzo Cady transacted
business in Ebert last week.
Mr.. William Auld has been
having some repairs done on his
house.
Mr.. Pointer is visiting with his
sisters, Mrs. Hardy and Mrs
Dow1ing.
Rev. Gilkev will preach at the
Basin school house on Sunday
evening, March 11th.
On account of bad weather the
social at Big Sandy last Tuesday
had only a slight attendance.
Mr.. John Baxter is making
some needed improvements on hi'
ranch and expects to stop here al
summer.
Is,ac Dawirs and family expec
to move soon to ranch south
west of Peyton. We lament th'
loss to the community.
The total enrolment at tn
Basin school for month endin'
March end was Is. Average at
tendance II. Visitors 10.
Mr.. Charles Dayton, of Peyton
transacted business with MIR. q
10. Phillips in the Basin on III
first. He drove two heifers nom
with him.
MIR. Henry Jameson, on u
Stephen Holden ranch mas 50"
his oats. 1t is sub-irrigated Ian
which necessitates sowing carr,
He purchased his seed from L. Z
Kelly.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08

We have saved many doctor bills
since we began using Chamberlsin's 5
Cough Remedy in our home. We
keep bottle open all the time and
whenever any Of my family or my
self begin 70 catch Geld we begin TO
use the Cough Remedy, as result
we never have to send away for a
doctor and incur large doctor bill
for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
never fails to cure. It is certainly
medicine OF great merit aud worth
ID. s. MEABKLE. General Merchant
and Farmer. Matte. Bedford county,
Pa. For sale by Jacob EpIer.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08
Prosperity Ridge liens

W. C. Whiting, Sr., is i'm
proving rapidly.
win Messenger is stopping at
w. &. WhitIng's.
M. d. Bastian and wife have
moved back to their ranch.
c. F. Wight and wife we're
visiting friends in Kiowa last week.
c. F. Wight has ordered car
load of alfalfa from a Denver
firm.
F. S. Ramey was transaciing
business in Colorado Springs last
week.
Mr.. Ramey bought a horse AMI
buggy while in the Springs last
week.
Mrs. John Anderson is very i'll.
DIR. Maxwell, of Elizabeth, was
called Friday.
Misses James and Coo were the
guests of Mrs. e. f. Wight one
day last week.
The Tribune does not give Ell
bert all the credit it deserves.
One of the small school boys said
Ebert was the capital Of the
United States.
Joseph johnson was the first
Prosperityitc to begin tilling the
soil this year. Last week the
following prosperityites began
plowing: Ira Coe, Chas. Ander-
son, Jack Mellor and Mr.. Tamney
Mr. Bauers, crazy man living
in Douglas county, wandered of
in one of the storms the first part
of January and was lost. John
Belmoyer found his body in the
creek on his place last week.
FAIR PLAY.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08
Both Men Recovering.

Word from California states
that ID. IL. Tammen and +. G.
bonfils, the proprietors of the
Post, who wero shot some time
ago, are enjoying vacation there
In the midst Of flowers and a good
time. In Denver il is reported
that no prosecution will follow
their return, but this knowledge
does not come from them.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08
|.ameries are
Paying Well.

E.te Dairy c o m m 5 S o n e l
|.,On says that all the creamer-
|prraiing in the state are max
|uOney for their operators and
b. for the farmers and stock
! Who afford them patronage.
Il can be no doubt, according
Ii figures, that there is abun-
kpom for three or four times
lumber now in operation.
pn. where one could be oper-
should strive to obtain the
tHsment.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08

A. Il. De Fluent, editor Of the
To,xruaZ, DoylestowD, Ohio, suf-
fered for number Of years from
rheumatism in his right shoulder
and side. He says: "My right arm
at times was entirely useles |
tried Chamberiain's Pain Balm, and
was surprised to eceive relief almost
imme oiately. The Pain Balm has
been q constant companion OF mine
ever since and it never fails" For
by Jacob E1 Ter.
The Elbert County tribune., 1900-03-08

"a meeting of the executive
alltee of the fifth normal in
y district, comprising Ell
Ebert, Douglas and Teller
held Monday and Tues
y The state superintendent 8
1t was decided to hold the
'a'e at Colorado Springs dur
Ne Two weeks ending with
august examination. Among
A''ructers will be Prot. De-
II, Of the State University;
n Dietrich, of Colorado
|as'; supt. Palmer, of Cripple
rs rrof. Brookhover, of Col
college and Miss Mack, OF
uilpln school of Denver.
F'le Rock Journal.