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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-05
LOCAL BREvITlEs.


The work 81 grading I.iiiha street in
progressing favorably.
Miss Sarah Lycett has returned from,
a trip TO san Francisco.
r. J. Cotton. Of Cotton Bros. has gon.
90 Hilo for a brief business trim.
The custom house force have received
their pay for the month Of September.
Captain Gould OF the ship Challenger
viii remain for some time In Honolulu
before he returns TO New York.
George r. Carter and w. III. Hooya
went 20 Waimanalo last evening 10
take part In the Republican rally there.
Members OF Hawaiian Lodge No. q.
r. n a. NJ. are requested TO meet at
the Masonic Temple today at 2:3O %. m.
for the purpose OF attending the funeral
~ the late Robert More.
John Reed. the hackman. was yester-
day arrested ON a warrant charging
him With running over man named
skunk az the corner OF Beretania and
Alakea streets on Wednesday night.
The hollows opposite the Oahu Rail
way depot where one OF the sanitary
lres occurred during plague times are
being filled up. This section is located
Eva % Aaia Lane. near the site OF tho
I'D Chinese theatcr.
a spark from a tue In a small Chi.
ncse store near the Honolulu stock
Yards. caused "A furry OF excitement IN
that neighborhoOd about $3.50 o'clocl
last evening. The fire department wa,
called out. but the blaze had been ex.
tinguished before u arrived. No dam.
age was done.
The old bakery which stood at IN,
junction OF Beretania street with Kins
street In Palama has been torn dowr
and the workmen are clearing ava,
the debris. The building stood I'm ths
line ~ the proper extension OF Bere.
tania street, and 10 was necessary I,
pull down the entire building to effec'
the changer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-05
REGISTER NOW AT ONCE

When the bar-keeper sets out Jesse
Moore IA" he gives the customer the
best In the house.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-05
|A-SEN
PORTLAND
CEMENT
.1GS

a
NGITYE
ASN has equal in color hneness
which
VOL
D. Of
Har-
TensIe
days, SIS - = 5000 ->'
" e---Ae .1A-
Baltimore $500
thern Pacific r. r. Bridges barrels.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
King Kha ma.

Khama is KING OF tue Bamang wato
tribe. His 5000 subjects are called
Bechanas. because they live in Bechu-
analand; but they resent this name
themselves, and do not acknowledge
II as a tribal term. Khama is an old
man now-lean. hungry and as ugly
as can be; but he is a very good old
man, and in his way has probably
done more real good to the cause OF
the natives in his part OF the country
than any other two dozen native
chiefs. He will not allow any intoxi-
eating liquor whatever TO be sold any
where within his dominions. He and
all his people are strict teetotallers.
and there is a heavy fine for making
tschuala, or Kafir beer. a compare
lively harmless decoction OF fermsnted
mealie meal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
AGITATION OF cARLISTS.
Several Bands Appear In the Neighbor.
hood of Barcelona.

A Madrid, Oct. 30, dispatch SAYS:
Several bands of Carlists have appeared
in the neighborhood of Barcelona on
account on the Carlist activity. Their
quarters were searched and important
documents were found. The Carlist
movement was timed TO a
fortnight hence, but it broke out pre-
maturely.
A band OF thirty Carlists are re-
ported TO be lear Bergar, a town fif-
teen miles northwest of Barcelona.
Gendarmes searched the country
house of a brother-in-law of the Duke
of Solferipo and seized several rifles.
The troops have received orders to
hold themselves in readiness to set out
for Catalonia at a moments notice.
Word from Barcelona Oct. 30, saws:
The forces who ar following the Carl
lists in the barcelona district have al
ready arrested sixteen. Passengers
who arrived say that they saw a few
bands in the distance crossed by their
trains. The Duke of Colferino has
disappeared. More than 100 workmen
have left Berga for a destination not
disclosed.
The battleship Pelayo, which had
received orders to disarm, has been
sent 10 Barcelona. The troops at Sara.
gossa, Burgos and Valladolia are ready
to leave for Catalonia.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Humoroas Cen.a. Rs,arns.

Many humorous features were de-
veloped in the taking o. the census OF
1900. One question was indicated by
the remark length Of residence"
which was expected to show how long
the people living in various localities
at the time OF the census had been
there. When the reports came In II
vas found that many OF these queries
were answered in figures in this way:
20x+0. is 80, etc. The enumerators
had gone around with q foot rule and
had measured the length OF the resi-
dences OF the people they counted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
CHAPTER III.

And you're going TO take me to
England for Christmas. to your own
home. Gervis?"
To u home. my wife. You must
learn TO say ours, o yours Glad
dy."
A newly made husband and wife
sat-hand-in-hand in the handsome
palace q OF a train speeding over
the Canadian Pacific railway. Out
side was the white world OF new-fall-
en- snow. while in the car. with its
mirrors, Its inlaid furniture, its Tow
ers and fruit. it's silken hangings. and
Its scented warmth. the atmosphere
was like midsummer.
They had been married but a few
weeks. these Needless. happy lovers,
and the honeymoon had not as yet
waned. For the young pair the course
OF true love had flowed with a smooth
ness altogether unprecedented.
There had been the first meeting,
when the good looking. tall young
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

While friends OF education at home
are largely concerned themselves with
pictures in our public schools. for
eign educators have been profoundly
impressed with m public schools in
pictures. The sixteen moving pic
lures OF New York schools. showing
nearly two thousand pupils in all parts
OF school work. including recess, cook
Ing classes and %fire-drill, were one OF
the wonders OF the Paris exposition.
They were accompanied by a phono-
graph. by which. for instance. when
the children saluted the flag. the
pledge OF loyalty and patriotic songs
were given at the same time. Both
the Russian and the New Zealand gov
ernments have sent urgent requests
for the loan of these pictures for dis
play before the ~pedsgogic societies az
those countries.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
GAIN OF THIRTEEN MILLIONS
Population of UnIted state. 5s.2s5.32o-
Nebraska TIA. Grow.

The official announcement Of the 20
tai population of the United States for
1900 ia 20. 29s. $50. Of which 74.s27.pU7
are contained in the forty-iye states
representing approximately the popu.
lation to be used for apportionment
purposes. There is a total of BATS
Indians not taxed.
The total population in 1890. with
which the aggregate population of the
present census should be compared.
was 1859. 756. Taking the 1890 popu-
lation as a basis there has been a gain
in population Of 1925. i54 during the
past ten years. representing an in
rea Of nearly 81 per cent
Following is the official announce
ment OF the population Of the United
States in 1900 by states In the figures
the first column represents the census
for 1900. and the second for 1880. The
number Of Indians not taxed is given
az s9.4l5. which includes all in states
and territories:
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Boston Is up In arms against Prof.
shepardson Of the University OF Chi
cago for his assertion that her famous
tea party owed its origin to mob VIC
ience. Boston, however. should De
calm. Like the Triggs idea OF fame
this Characterization OF a famous act
Of American history is merely a Mid
way p~laisancs snapshot. Bostonians
do not seem TO understand that the
University OF Chicago has several rare
bur~ ~unintentIonaI humorists among
its professors.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Lord Lamington. the governor or
Queensland. has left Brisbane for a
tour through the northwestern district
of that colony. The great pastoral re-
gion. along the shores OF the Gulf OF
Carpentaria. IL rarely honorcd with an
oficial visit. and the settlers will, no
doubt, be delighted to see the gov
ernor. Lord Lamington, on his side.
ought TO enjoy the trip. The blacks
are still mero in this part OF Au-
s~tralia, and their habits and customs
are very curious. But the governors
attention will be directed more par
ticularly 10 the material OF
the country, and the possibility OF in
creasing the means for its develop
ment.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

The prize-hring returns OF the Brit
ish navy. recently issued. are said to
show that the best work was done
by one Of the ~battleships on the China
station. The worst firing is set down
to the discredit OF ships In the Chan
mel squadron. which Is charged with
the protection Of a region where in
accurate gunnery in time Of war would
prove costly. In modern warfare
hearts OF oak are nOt enough. Straight
shooting also is necessary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

The schooner J. NJ. Weatherwax.
which arrived at Port Townsend from
Honolulu recently. had an unusual ex-
perience a few days before reaching
port. When $50 miles OF Cape Flat
terry. b schooner ran into an i'm
mense ffock OF birds. resembling the
wild canary. thousands Of which set
tied in the rigging and other parts Of
b vessel. The sailors furnished the
feathered visitors with food and drink.
and hundreds. II not thousands. OF the
birds remained on board till the
schooner reached port. They became
very tame. and left the vessel when
II approached land.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Homestead grants for 20.0oo.000 PEG
pie. IT is said, vIll result IL the plans
OF the National Business Mems league
are successful The league wishes the
federal government TO construct I'm
mense reservoirs for controlling the
hood waters In the arid regions Of the
western states and TO determine a
practical method o: irrigation for tina,
country. To make the suggestions pos
sible congress will be urged TO give
$500 yearly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE
Slayer of Messenger Lane Must une
Death Penalty.

A Maysville, o., dispatch says the
Jury returned a verdict Of murder in
the first degree without recommends.
ton against Rosslyn Terrell for the
murder OF Charles Lane, IN express
messenger on a Panhandle eastbound
train. The murder was committed for
the purpose of robbery. Terrell Sc
cured 81 900 in money from the way
safe of the Adams Express company.
The verdict carries with it the death
penalty, which, in Ohio, is electrocu-
ton. A desperate effort was made to
ave the prisoners life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

An edition De luxe. limited 20 so
copies and offered for personal sub
scription al guinea. will perpetu-
ate = nsSKpaper prepared Dy British
officers while prisoners in Pretoria
The Gram, thus edited. was produced
BY means Of the hectogTaph Wien
the time comes for a complete and dis
passionate history OF the South Afri-
can war, the Pretoria paper will be an
interesting witness
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Lieut.. John s.. Doddrldss, L. S. ~,
has been In command Of the torpedo
boat Talbot during many OF the ex-
periments with liquid fuel the last
year and has no hesitation in express
ing an opinion On the merits OF the
systems hitherto tried on this little
craft. So far these trials have not re-
suited in much valuable information.
but have demonstrated beyond cavil
that with the methods so far pursued
In the use OF liquid fuel for warships
the system is practically useless and
It Is not believed the future will see
much improvement in this matter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

In his annual report to the governor
Of Georgia, says an Atlanta dispatch of
October 80, Adjutant General Byrd re-
commends that the negro troops Of the
state be disbspded and mustered out
service, because. he believes, they can
not be of any service TO the state from
military standpoint.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

"Mr. Cecil Rhodes" say the Preto-
ria correspondent Of the London Daily
Mail, will oppose the settlement Of
the Beers in Damaraland but he will
welcome them to Rhodesia and will
grant favorable terms after the war to
induce them TO settle there"
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Total : territories. l ,667,ll 95a. 945
The Alaska figures are derived from
partial data only, and all returns for
Alaska and for certain military organ
izations statationed abroad, princi-
pally in the Philippines. have not yet
been received.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Favors Death to Disgrace.

Dr. Michael w. Kelliher, a promi.
nent physician of P~awtucket, r. l.,
committed suicide. He was under in
dictment charging him with conspira-
cy to defraud an insurance company
out OF $500 and the case was TO have
been heard next SATURDAY..
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

The contract for furnishing the
quartermaster's department of the
United States army with 1000, 900
yards OF khaki cloth was awarded TO
the American Khaki mills at 20 cents
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Seven Are Killed.

AT De Hart, Mont, an east bound
Northern Pacific train was partially
wrecked by the breaking of a switch
rod. Seven passengers were killed
and several injured. The train was
running As miles an hour.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Army estimates for the coming
year are on the basis OF a force Of
le.co0 men and include appropriations
for bringing home the volunteers in
the Philippines. The navy depart
msnt also estimates for an Increased
force Of enlisted men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

An Indianapolis physician died the
other day while laughing at a cartoon.
This ought to be a warning 70 the
comic artists nOt to be 81 funny ~
they can be.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
Aruso,.i Nutmeg, Analysed.

A German chemist has analysed the
artificial nutmess that are made In
Belgium In large quantities. They an
clude various vegetables and 20 per
cent OF mineral substances.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Shetland has had q wonderful her
ring catch this season. 32o.+ 800 ans.
valued at over uy5oycc0. This IL .
record for ali Scotland
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
HIrhe.t Chimney Ia wend.

Antwerp has the highest chimney
in the world. II belongs to the Silver
Works company and 10 40 feet high.
The interior diameter Us rs feet at the
base and IL feet at the top.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

II Is an easy matter TO distinguish
friends from relatives a; weddings
and funerals.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09
X II n y: X u X n n n II n n Y \: r !: x x = x X u \ y
In the FoWIer's
r I.

!. = y Z Y y = y ~ II = - ! = y: ]: y y = Il y Z Z Z !
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-11-09

Total As states. .74.es7, so7 e2.ll6,sll
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CAFFERY AND HOWE
ARE THE NOMINEES.


NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE National
party--the official name of the third party
met In convention today In Carnegie
hall. this city. and nominated candidates
for president and vice president OF the
United States A platform was adopted.
and 2 title and emblem chosen. These
tor Donaldson caffery. Of Louisiana !,
vice president. Archibald Murray Howe,
Of Cambridge, Mass
The platform adopted says.
Eve, citizens Of the United States OF
America. assembled for the purpose OF
defending the wise. conservative prin-
ciplea which underlfe ctr government,
thus declare our acts ana purposes:
alternative perils. On one hand Il a
public opinion. msled BY organized forces
Of commereialism that have perverted a
war intended BY the peopiesto be 4 war
Of humanity. into a war Of conquest ON
the other hand + a public opinion swayed
ny Democratic appeals TO factionai and
class passions. ne most fatal Of diseases
to republic. We believe that each on
these, unchecked would ultimately com
pass the downfall % our country. but we
also believe that neither represents the
sohcf conviction of our counfrymen
Convinced that the extension az the
jurisdiction Of the United States FOR the
purrose q holding foreign people as
colonial dependencies T. an Innovation
dangerous TO our liberties and repugnant
90 the principles upon which our govern
meut - founded. We pledge our efforts
through all constitutional means
First, 10 procure the remuneration OF
all imperial or colonial pretensinns with
regard to foreign countries claimed 10
have been acquired through or IN couse.
quence on military or naval operations OF
the last two years
SECOND. we further pledge our Efforts
70 secure Singh gold standard ana A
sound banking system.
Third Ia secure a public servfee based
on mcrit only.
"Fourth. to secure the abolition OF all
ccrrupting special privileged. whether I'M
der the suise Of subsdles. untieserved
pensions or trust breeding tarlffas
There was no roll cali All the delegates
were volunteers who had replied by
their presence 10 the invitation ISSUED Is
AL persons IN sympathy with the objects
Of the party,
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SICK AND STARVING
ALASKAN NATIVE +.
Cspt. TuttIe. OF the Revenue Cutter
Bear, Reports on Distress and
Suffering Along the Coast.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.--Capt. Tuttie.
Of the revenue service. in charge Of the
department from Nome. August 2. on
the operations OF HIS vessel since July g.
The report relates principally TO the con-
dition OF the natives along the Alaskan
coast and the adjacent islands
Al Sinrock. the surgeon OF the vessel.
who was sent ashore. reported that
measles was epidemic and that pneu-
monia was prevalent and fatal.
At Teller station. where the govern
ment has reindeer station. much sick
ness anc many deaths among the natives
At Cape York the same fatal sickness
was found among the natives.
+ Going on - Cape Prince OF Wales.
practically the same desperate condition
was found TO exist as at other places.
From that point the Bear proceeded TO
East Cape Village, Siberia, and thence
Everywhere the vessel to6ched. officers
were sent ashore 10 Investigate the con-
dition and reported that the natives had
never been In worse condition.
At Teller station affairs were desperate
Fully one-haH Of the natives around the
station have died. In some cases whole
families have. disappeared and in others
the parents have died. leaving helpless
children The salmon are running. but
there are not sufficient number Of well
people left 20 catch them and thus pro-
vide food for the coming winter
The ravaees of the disease have been so
great that panic has seized the natives
and the dead are left unburied In their
houses.
In Dire Distress.
In their distress the natives In the vicin-
ity OF Teller are collecting there for food
and medical attention. Rev. T. T. Bevig,
although not physician. has set up a
hospital. having twelve sick and twelve
orphan children under his care furnish
ing them With food as best he can. He Is
astA nj ~ n<w Far - f<-re II,
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BEGINNING OF THE END.
war Tn the Transvaal IL Rapidly
Appronchtng q Finish.

NEW YORK. sept. a.--A dispatch to the
Tribune from London says:
Lord Roberts annexation of the Trans
vaai Is generally regarded az proof that in
the outnion OF the military authorities.
both az home and In South Africa, the
war Is practically over,
The war Office received dispatch from
Lord Roberts giving an account ~ slight
engagement north Of Pretoria. in which
the Beers wefe driven OF. losing huns
dred rifles aud larTc amount ~ supplies
and ammunition and few prisoners.
Ahous the SANE tine party ~ boefs
made an unsuccessful attack on the 10
hAnneshurE watcrworks.
Mere serious nghting took place On
Monday IN the mountain passes near Is =
atnhufE where Gen Ruler was hghtinG
The hurRhers were sNg9 strong. with sew
rrAi guns and they seem To aave Held thg
Brush Ia check. since tho position was
not carried Nv nightfali, aud column
was sent by Gen Roberts % assist But
isr II Is thought. however. that f3othst' ;
army was nghttnE 10 cover the removal
~ his transport and supplies from Lyden.
burg and that he will repair "a the motin.
talus, further north, where the next stand
Wal be made.
The effeeR % the proclamation will be
to cau~e Tfansvaal buFEhers rev in arms
10 be treated a. rehefs aud forfeit heliil-
eHent rights. ~ Il hoped BY thls meaas
tae haheiessness 81 further resistance wfii
he speedily brought home 20 the harrs.~
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He DOUBLED ON HIS TRACKS.
Mr.. uryan Talks NJ Morsam's Gr.ve
and keyser. IN the state af
MaryIaud.

DEER PARK. Md. Sept s4-Mr. Bryan
anuuisd VI on HIS trucks today ~ To-
Htrht nnds him again enjoying the re1
ireshing hreexes of the summit of the
Alleghanles. He began tho day In JEFF
fsrsan county, the easternfnoat county of
West Virginia, and since leaving the tri-
state Rstfetins nt Morvans grove. In
TINT county he has been working COM
stausls westward He made only two
speeches Curing the day. the first al Nor
ksns Crow and the second al krpaer
ny both places the crowds greeted him
MIR enthusiasm. aud both speeches ware
vigorously applaudcd. as point AFTER poinf
was made There were largo audiences
Mt both meetings, but that at the grove
was exceptional In size
hesr patk Nat reached late In the NJ
ternoon, but no meeting was held there
Mr., Hfyan II the guest OF Mr. Mcttraw
and the understanding before his coming
was that ne should havr entire quiet ana
fest while here
TadNs was exceedingly hot ana M
hrAHn y entoving the mountain air
TIC N%yser meNtinG hogan at 4 o'sinpk
ami was held cf vacant lot ~ greuns
unprotected by shade TREES Tho apeak .
CTS occupied covered stand nit the hi,r
ernwd stood IN 9nen sunshiifgN Hot AMI
tiisaEfeNNnlv ~ the weAi her wnN an tt,od
Patiently ihronshput the moettnx an
piahanE Noctfefastsly from ilne ~ tiInn
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W. ota~s aanits ~. Likes Neither
Candidate Nor pIatfarm.

NEW YORK, sept s The World Ia.
ninFfew VII rfsni a ielteF from Richard
1uttN, secretary ~ state iiuFtfa the fslgVe.
sana Administration in which Mr. Jinsv
etstAfes ne intrnfinn af eunpestinr Mr.
lfxan fVr president After aavin- shet
AT BRYAN H hardly tbs eanssI,gatt ~
should eaeose e be Bad hiss way in tha
matter Asd that be entirely dss@sats
from parts ~ the Kansas CIV pia4ysr,,t
Mr. olncY sAys
'Rertretnn iH candidate Or niatgerm
u an ieis dfeegn ana tHHyrnify ~ IA erred
and asteetM IN itN leadership w8lt atwavs
chef@stetite every rarty, teUt tAey in ~,
wlss excuse . citizen freH sAsltsg HIS ~,
MEM@d part ia th& gnVerhmVmf ~ tk8
country FROM making up Ms rssIna wNa,
the common wealth deuanA ana whst
rstsy'e sNverRS VIII come near1at satisfy
Tax ,hru art Wsaa his influence and
sAssfnS Ills Note accordingly
he q atni'frd th4s ne nsmaSfatis
rastN. RS PLATFORM ant res canaNt#te ass
open e nfuea fMet cfli fcieui Fef ave thlna.
considered, would not rs trtnmnh 10 the
,'ansastT''
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r,esoar ms MONIES BURNED.
Totally DESTROYED While Iyinx Mt
fainitp wharf.

Special Dispatch 80 the Post batclnEFncaf
MASNNNffIsE sept 1.-The tugnoat
Dee Moines. % Seattle. Was burned while
81 the Tulailp wharf, at the 'Tsl8itp IN,
Sian RgtHrs AaedSs night, The crew
wste awakened abaut midnight az the
nasse % rAninE stNam ~ IL supposed
inc Gre caught from ihc furu8ce ~ the
fsje went unt fhs haaf settled Anwn In
the m1sd and was Totally destroyed
A lively scene Is presented on tho tide
fats hNfwoen herr and Everett Steam
thfesAegs axe AZ eprk ard another week
ef fire weather wiil ece snass ~ The eat
CROP sawed
THE haasc * n . nealy was entered
early Mou&aY nsayuing ara she sum ~
xiaa staiSa Ninety dollars VAS taken
from TIE pockets % Mr.. MaAty's clothes
and xia from TIA peekes ~ tia hnsssa-
keensrs dress Marysyiiie has long haeu
fespNle9 with hurglartes ef ghks ktaA ans
should the eWinris - eaGEAs they Nitl
receive no quarter