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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-25
NOW HERE'S A PRETTY ROW
ON. THE ISLE OF MOLOKAI

Editor Advertiser:-I wish to call
your attention to the present political
situation on the Island of Molokai due
to the mismanagement of the so-caIled
Republican organization.
at the first primary election Joel Ma
zareta and D. II. Kahauleno were can
didates to the district convention. The
latter's. uncle-in-law. J. Haiku Mahoe,
was the chairman OF the judges. Ma
hoe is also district judge OF the Island.
At the Pukoo elections Joel Nazareta
came out far ahead Of Kahauleno. be-
ing the candidate Of the people and was
declared elected at the counting Of bdl-
lots. One of the judges Of election,
David Kaai. signed his credentials as
the duly elected delegate. Mahoe said
he had also signed It, when his son-in-
law Kahaulelio took possession of it
and left the same night for Lahaina.
claiming he was the only properly
elected one as he had been elected by
those qualified to vote under the Re-
public. Nazareta did not go over to the
district convention as he had no Gre
dentials- Kahaulelio had made repre-
sensations that only those qualified to
vote under the Republic were entitled.
and he acted as chairman of the Board
of Elections until p. m, the time linn
tied for the introduction of any candi-
date. He nominated his father-in-law
as chairman of the judges of election,
and the family, cousins and uncles vot-
ed him in and no outsiders being pres
ent.
One of the original organizers Of the
Republican party of Molokai held that
to be consistent with the principles of
that party the greatest. freedom should
be allowed to voters and 1t was his
representations to the voters that 1t
was the Republican party that gave
them unrestricted freedom TO vote as
their consciences dictated that induced
them TO register to the number Of
seventy-two. Kahaulelio stuck to his
tactics Of obstructIng all those whom
he had reason to suppose would vote
against him until the majority of the
voters were so exasperated and a riot
was only narrowly avoided by the same
person who helped organize the party
siding with the natives and voting
against kahanlelio, who had been his
own choice.
kahauleiio on his arrival at the dis
trict convention represented that he,
Judge Mahoe and Nazareta. were the
duly elected delegates. and that he was
empowered to act for them as proxy.
when in fact Mahoe was disqualified
from having been one Of the judges OF
election. and he himself had said that
Molokai was entitled to only one dele
gate. On account OF his disappearance
with Nazareta's credentials and the
latter's Ignorance Of the proper meth
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-25

The destruction of shipping at CAL
weston may reduce the volume of early
cotton deliveries, thus affecting Lam
cashire. Reports from Lancashire
showed that 10000 looms had stopped,
and that 900 operators are idle.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-25

Every effort is being made by the
State Department to get news Of the
missionaries who We're sta
toned at Pao Ting Flu when the trou-
bIes began.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-25
School
Supplies!

PENCIL TABLETS.
WRITING TABLETS.
COMPOSITION and
STUDENTS NOTEBOOKS.
SCHOLARS COMPANIONS, or
PENCIL BOXES.
STATES,
COPY BOOKS.
CHALK,
coLoRED cRAYoNs.
INKS.
ETC. ETC, ETC. besides
MILTON BRADLEY's
KINDERGARTEN sUPPLrEa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-25

Only the highest 1rsds OF RED RUB
Der 10 used IN the Stamps made BY
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-25
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ONE THOUSAND. DoLLARswA
&c In light manufacturing business;
large profits: quick returns. Rare op-
portunity for a silent or active partner
Address Manufacturer" this Office.
5651
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07
O'D0NNELL & co.
BRYAN IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Nov 1.-Wm Jenpiues
Bryan this sfseruoou began his three
days itinerary of this city, address
ing a vast concourse ct Raudolpb
street and Michigan avenue. The
speakers stand wus at the side OF
the public library, and 90 dense was
the ihrong around it that the presi
dental candidate was literally drsg
ged to the platform by a squad Of
policemen, who acted under the
personal supervision of Mayor Hsr.
rlson, who had ridden with Col
Bryan from the railway statatiop.
Oo' Bryan was escorted from the
Dearborn street station by the Cook
county Democrats, through Dearborn
street. Jackson Boulevard, CLARK
street, Madison, La Sale aud Ran
do'ph streets, which were lined with
humanity The hour was especially
suspicious, as thousands of working
men and office employees had lust
completed their days tasks and
awaited the coming of the Democratic
champion
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07
THE EXPLOSION
IN NEW YORK.
Tarrant and Co Can Collect
no Insurance And Are
Liable for Damages

New York. Oct 31.-A revision
made tonight Of those persocs uissiop
aod though to have perished 10 ,be
explosion and FIRE at TarraDt's drug
house shows 26 unsccounted for OF
this number four are GOT koown at the
addresses given by the persons report
ing them ss missing. Out of the
whole Dumber sight are put down bv
the police as employees Of Tarrsnt &
Co
Not single body had up to 10
O'Clock tonight been found 10 The ruius
though what looked like par,s of bodies,
have been dog out. II begins to look
as II What remains arc 10 tho MACS of
debris wbica still cumbcrs the place
will be totally unacceptable as Of
human composition. This is because
OF the srsmccdcuo heat caused by the
explosion aua the fire and the fusioe
OF materials which running together
form mass cf all sorts of stuff For
instance. what was supposed to be
parts OF bodies taken from the ruins
lest nigbt turned out on txamiua alton at
the moreue to be blackered pieces Of
melted gum arabic
The suthuri:ies 10 the meantime arc
pushing the Investigation into the
amount Of explosives stored 10 the
bulldog With a view to prosecutions
Along this line. Secretary Augustus
+. Docber'y of the FIRE department, in
speaking of the cause Of the explosion,
said
"The com mbus,iblcs carriad By Tarraut
q 20 were largely in excess Of wha.
was allowed them under the law aud
their permit granted by the Gre depart.
meot. and 10 consequence of the fact
they have violated the law BY viola.
ting tho terms Of the permi. they hsvs
committed . misdemeancr. which not
only vitistss their insurance policy but
renders them crimioaIly liable sod
responsible for the dsmsgo to life add
property ss q result Of tbe explosion.
The Ere Insurance companies cannot
be held for the damsge "
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07
O'DONNELL & co.
Hester's Cotton Statement

New Orleans, Nov 2.-Secretsrv
Hester's New Orleans cotton exchange
statement issued today covers the
monthly movement to Oct 81. Con-
pared with last year, the month 10
ahead 10 round figures 429, ,OOc bales.
The total for October was 2. III 993
against l,742 523 last year
The movement from the 6rs. of Sen
tember shows receipts at ell United
States delivery ports 2,142.15 apaiust
l,9l3,25l last year net overland
movement by railroad across the Mis-.
sissippi. Ohio and Potomsc rivers
2l2,Sl3, against 299. .43O las. wear.
Southern mill takings exclusive of
quantity concuwed ct southern outports.
26S. 9l5. against 2S2,O63 last wear :
and interior stocks in excess Of those
bold at the commencsmen. of the season
AZ. .436 against 356 ,49l last year.
These make the total an ,unt Of the
cotton crop brcueh, into sight for tho
Two mcnths ending Oct S1st, 3,O5i..
S2O, against = Sol .235 last year.
Norsherp spinners took during Osto-
Der 2S5, ,567 bales against 355, ,66l lsss
year.
Foreign exports for the frs. too
months of the season have been | 427..
LUZ bales, showing 40 increase over las,
season OF lSA. .209 Stocks at seabosrd
and the 20 leading southern Interior
markets at the close Of October were
l,l4I 1886. against 1.473, ,6Sl the same
date last year
Including ports and interior towns.
stocks left over from the previoas
seasoo and the number of bales Of ths
curreot crop brought into sight durics
the two montbs. the supply has beeu
3l73.S54. against 3.4S4,133 Lass
year.
10 addition to the monthly 6eures.
Secretary Hes'er issued q s.atement for
the weekly movement for the seve,
dsys ending Nov 2. inclusively, show.
ing total brought Tito sight Tor the
week 40. LAG. sgsiost $40, ,227 for the
same period last year.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07
'ODONNELL E co.

resources. The Chinese are iutelli.
gent and industrious One dsy the
awakening vii! come to them, az j,
came to japan, aud China will have
to be reckoued With % a great indus
trial factor
China Offers ; tempting field to The
worlds capitalists and some day the y
will spend their money freely 10 devsl.
oping the vast resources OF the empire.
The time will come, perhaps. very soon.
when msoufsctoriss Of every kind will
be established 10 ,he empire With
foreign espisal. aod the home marke,
will be supplied by home industries
Capitalists will 5000 discover, if thew
have not already dooo so. that larger
profits cso be esrued BY mauufacturinp Q
10 China what the Chinese Deed thai o
BY transporting European or Amsrio. o
made articles thousands Of m;les across
the oceS0. Recens events 10 China
will give tho patioos which are seekiu q
foreign trade q pretex, for dem sodiu q
sweeping coocessious from the govern.
mSot Of Cbiua 10 the way Of comm Or cial
and industrial privileges The time is
DOT far distant when the cheap bu,
efhcieos labor Of China will be utilized
10 manufsoluriog enterprise either
under Chinese or foreigo control.
When .hss day comes the construction
of tbe Niosrsgus canal and American
ownership Of tho Philippines will no.
ooanterbsIsoce the advantages which
tho manuiacturtr 10 China will possess
The south will 6ud it exceediogiy hard
20 sell It's cotton manufaotures 10 the
Far East, for It will have TO NEE. no,
on'y Chinese CON petition bu. that Of
@apsu as veil
"Aod while the south is uow said 10
possess 80 sdvsn,sge 10 The % psriori.y
OF tho raw cotton which u produces.
u 70 quite probsble that the Chinese will
learn to raise cotton Of the same exoel.
lsot qasii'y Cossul General Goodoow
"" quoted recently Is authority for the
statement that The south oso make
lise'f the great clothing factory for the
Chinese OF the future Mr Goodnov i.
40 optimist Cbins will soon possess
oil the facilities for n.kiae ito ovo
o'sse'oe without outside sssistspce"
W course ve recognise tha. tho fo,o
eo'og eoodi.ioos are only ,be opinion Of
Inc writer 10 the SEQ. aud while hs
declares Coosul General Goodoo 20 pre.
d'os,oo TO be Optimistic. bis own may be
pessimis,is
Tho prescription 10 that American
naoS St.essrsrs ara ssross. students OF
'he O''setisl si,ostioo. con % eroislIy,
'od 10 'eproduss the foregoing ob.er
vasioo by shs Bslsiuors Sun as q side.
light that msy b worthy Of oousidera.
ion --Ao8usls Chrouicle
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07
BradStreet'S Review.
Summary of its Observation
on the State of Business.

New York, Nov 2.-Bradstreet's to
morrow ~ill say:
Uasessonabiy warm whether ooutiu
ue' the leading directly uufavorabl,
tature OF distributive trade because o.
the check given to retail distribution
and therefore to recorder business ia
most lines Of dry goods, wearing .p
parels. shoes Conservatism, in view
OF the near approach of the president;eI
election. is undoubtedly 40 element ex.
ercisiog considerable Influence. psr,ic
ular'y 10 stock speculation. but a con.
sp'cuous exception to this is found iu
the reawskening Of demand and the
advances in prices shown 10 the iron
trade 10 widely separated sections.
This is really oue of the most impor.
tact developments of the week aud is
taken as indicating not only the con.
hoence IN election results is felt, but
that consumers stocks are down to o
minimum.
Speculation 90 the various exchanges
has ruled rather Glow To wheat the
moving feature has been the reitera.
t'on OF stories of Argentine crop dam
age, which was instrumental 10 ioduc.
log some advance, much of which was
lost later. lG cotton fear of frost dam
age has been the moving factor, aud
mere also aomc advance has been scored
from the lowpoint reached last week
Leading authorities look for 40 active
demand for the larger part of the
years American crop. and predictions
that ii 900. 900 bales arc absolutely
needsd are made. Farmers are SLOW 70
follow the prioo downward aud ara re.
ported holding for better prices.
The export demand fer cotton is An.
pareo'ly undiminisbed. and this week
witnesses The heaviest single DAVIS
exports from New Orleans e,er record.
cd
Nine months trade returns show a
gs'o =" manufactured goods exported
OF per 22 cent over . year ago, while
toe 'ncresse 10 agricultural products
was oo'y 95 per cent, this lsuer 10.
crease being entirely due to higher
prices OF cotton ~ compared With las,
yo'r The outlook is for 40 .eeree.t.
export OF Manufactured goods this vs.r
Of at least $440, 900, 900. q total u.ver
heretofore approached A ouriou, fea.
'urs is that most Of The increase in i'm.
port trade Tor the nine % 90 tbs is 10 nro.
doc'' designed to be used by American
mao utaoturers SO that the spomallv is
presented Of American mao ufae,nrers
bong tho largest importers of foreign
products
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07
The Big Elephant Shot.

Romeo. the big elephant 10 Riuelius
brotbers' show vas killed here this
morning. While the suimsls were
oe'sR ws'ered Romeo attacked bis
keeper. Who saved bimself by dodgiux
among the other elephants.
After . great deal of trouble Romes
WAS chaioed to another elephant aad
put back 10 the car He had become "A
v'o'ou' that the management Of tho
show decided to have him killed and tho
car was run out ou the Wichits Valley
Railroad about one mile from The town
There Romeo was taken from the car
and shot three times With . rife. II is
said that he has killed three Keepers 10
tho past Is years -Wiehita Falls.
Texas, Dispatch.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07

New York, Nov 2-WiIlism l.
Strong. the last mayor of tho old
city OF New York. died suddenly
shortly after midnight at his resi-.
dence in this city Mr Strong took
an active part in the present csm
pa'gn, and it is said that his political
labors. combined with bis attempts
to retain supervision over bic busi
ness affairs in the face of impaired
health, brought about the illness ths,
resulted in bic death.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07
DE MOCRATS WIN KEN
TUCKY.

Frankfort, Ky. Oct sl-Iu To.
Cous OF Appeals today the judgment OF
tho lower Court 10 the contests over the
minor State Offices was affirmed, thus
establishing the title Of the Dsmoo,a,ic
locuubents of these Offices Three
Republican Judges dissen,ed. This
case applied to al! Of the State cfioes
except Governor and Lieut. Governor,
'ae contests over which was settled BY
the l. 'gislsturs
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07

There is oolored man. Daniel Har
v'o: citizen Of this county who has
paid all ct his debts. has forty bales OF
co'too oo hand and $500 10 bank
How is that Tor good work and o chow
OF wba. thrift, honesty and energy will
do2 We are informed that a ooupIe
OF years ago this same man flushed
paying for the place on which be live,
sod that bs made his money by hard
work sod judioious uansQemeot. He
does not lose time attending political
gatherings and hot suppsrs +; bis whole
time is devoted to bis busio sss and r..
70 said TO be 40 sxoo'Ieu. ueighbor -
MsouiaR Times
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07
Cotton Business 10 China.

Sone Of our cotton spinner,
expect. when the Chinese situation
comes TO some solution that thsr,
vill be great gains for them 10 ,h,
Orient This expectation make,
some of them look favorsbly upor
the retention Of the Philippines %
vessel colony Of the United States
The Baltimore Sun, in . very inter
. esing article presents some view,
about the rosy sniicipations of oul
cotton men worthy of their seriou,
attention. II ssys:
''It Ia estimsted that of the eieb,
billion yards Of cotton cloth uset
annually 10 China. "a per cent of the
entire quantity 10 made by the Chi
nsse Most of il is made by people
vho raise the raw material and spir
and weave the cotton cloth with hand
machines Nor 10 China without mills
At Shanghai there is . factory wb:ct
employs 5000 workmen and is Ike D,
running day and night Its machin
cry 10 90 modern and Of az high q
class ~ any in the United States
The enterprise is conducted With
Chinese capital exclusively. uses
cotton raised in China. and its en-.
ployes sre Chinese In Central
China there are mills with su sggre
gate Of s7s.O00 spindles already in
operation, while factories with 525..
600 spindIes have been projected
The supply Of labor in China 10 mex
hsusiib'e. 10 Of superior quality and
10 also very chesp The factory girls
&c Shanghai work l2 hours for the
equivalent Of IA cents in American
money. while those who do not
understand the work receive only 5
cents . day
"t costs much less. therefore, 10
manufacture cotton goods in China
than In the United States and Gres,
Britsin When the industrial devel.
opment Of the Chinese fesches
normal proportions there will bo no
demsud Tor the cotton goods made 10
Massachusetts or in Georgis. unless
American manufacturers osn under
cell the Chinese manufacturers.
This 10 not probable. to cay the least
With chesp bot efHoieut labor avail
sbls ss oil times with raw ootson
almost q their very doors. the Obi
nsss mill owoers osn defy oompe,i
iioa ffoo any quarter. II 10 not
usfsssonsbls to assume that IL no
obstsolos sre plsoed in tho way of
their industrial progress by Europe,
the Chiness will In tho eext quarter
OF . osstury msuufscture oil the cot
ton goods they need for home con
sumption. il 10 not impossible,
indeed, that they may invade the
markets Of the world and undersell
t6s AEssioso end Europsau msnuf.c
sussrs. The 10 the yellow peril
which ths world may some day iind
ossesisg u Chiss hss remarkable
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07

A Missouri farmer who received q
package of garden seed in sn official
envelope with the usual warning
printed on the corner that the pen.
atty for private use was $500, sent
them back at once with the :.'orms
tlon thst he had not used q burned
one of them Wilmington Star
II i. said 10 Philadelphia tba. the
Times Of that city has gsiusd from
2O. 900 TO rs. 900 Subscribers siues il
abandoned imperialism and declared
tos The democratic tioke. and policy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07

New Yoik, Nov 2-Ths dirso,ors
'of the Southern Pacific R.,lro.d Com.
ps"y net berc today and elected Charles
NJ Hay to tho pfesideucy Of the CON
psoy M Other bssiesss wss ,irsns
acted - ths nes,ios
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-07

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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-09-13

Jim Key, the marvellous horse ~
clcvcrer than ever, and In nddluoh 10
his new tricks. none OF when nave
ever been attempted before with any
animal. still proves thnt he can read.
write his name. spell words suggestcd
by spectators. mike change with d
cash register nnd do other rcmarkaDie
thiups. The Mexican village 10
crowded from morning TIL night Wild
Interested visitors, who nnd many re-
mnrknble things TO attract their atten'
tion. The Swiss village hns proven
~ be enc OF the mort popular novel
tiss ever brought 10 Pittsburg. ano
every seat Is taken during the present
alton OF "a Day In the Alps"
The Crystal Maze, with its mysterf
oug windiuga and endless promenaoes,
ia another popular attraction, whhe
the roller con .tcr the merry go round
and the cincmatogrnph number their
dovOteep by thousands. The Philndcl'
phin Commercial Museums exhibit. ne
expected. hns proved All extraordinary
attraction. md being as instructive aB
II ~ ntcr"iIn2. is regarded by many
NJ the grcntcat Of the mnny new feat
urra Of THE year.
visitors ts'n yrnr are carried 10y the cars
on Inc Evls,titiou loop directly 10 the on.
frances und free transfers ar" given 10y MI
tho trolley lines IN tho city nl The downtown
terminate For out ~ town yisI'"rS tw" day
cyrufeinus rTr ruu every ThurEdny hy nll
the railroads trudlug ,g'p %" city Tor elm
gle fgtn fp- 'hr fprud ifip - addition. tp".
clul gafH .far f.furr. .EuH ur. 20 j." run dur.
Ing the l... ..l.i,n ac.,s"u. ',r Which rtili
lower fnir 81 care aHa lrD tlahl!nhrd.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-09-13
The sheen Hurdle.

No well regulated sheep farm Is COM
plete in all Of It's appointments without
the hurdle. This portable fence Is an
indispensable factor In the successful
and economical handling Of the flock on
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1900-09-13
THE JILTtD ONES PLANT.

In the days Of old Ulysses there were sirens, 50
they say.
And the songs they sang were wonderful and
sweet;
When they saw a sail approaching, they would
sit and sing away
TIL the voyagers were taken OF their feet
TIL the boats were safely moored
And the voyagcrs were lured
To the doom the sirens wanted them to meet.
They had faces like the angels that are pictured
in the books,
They had all the little gTaees men adore,
But instead Of slim, white fingers they had ugly
bony hooks
That they hid among the snowy folds they wore,
And each kiss a siren gave
Sent some victim to his grave
Left some woman mourning on some other shore.
There arc sirens that still gather the salt sea
shore today,
And the things they say are wonderful TO hear,
And they swoop down the fellow who goes
wandering that way,
And they whisper things that charm him in his
ear;
oh, they pet him and caiole
TIL they have him, heart and soul
Till some other victim chances to sppear
All the flirting Of the siren who is sitting by thu
Is as fatal as it ever was Of yore,
And her kiss is just poison that otkor's used
10 oe,
Though she doesn't kill her victim any more;
All she does is pout and smile
For a happy little while,
And then leave his poor heart broken on the
shore!
Chicago Hmes-Herald.