The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-31

Of the city, for some cause. were fopD5
to be dangerously overcharged and
further danger was averted by s.uttinc
down at the power houses
NOVEMBER.
Nov. 1st-The carpenters of the cit,
quit work in demand of a reduction n
eight hours per day-without reduction
of pay-in accordance with a notice 10
that effect two months ago.-First
Circuit Judge DEGREES that Kamaio pro-
moters must pay over $35,O00 and re.
store $4,000 of paid-up stock to the
corporation.
3rd-A lively day of the political can.
paign in rival speeches and ending m
with Republican luaus.-Enoke. an in
toxicated native, falls under the wheeis
of King street tram car and is in
stantiy killed.
4th-A Galician laborer on the cars
connected with the naval dredging work
at Kakaako fell under the train aud
both legs We're crushed. He was taken
to the Queens Hospital, but died from
the shock.
5th-Master and journeyman carpen-
ters compromise, deferring the eight
hour day to December 1st-Last mass
meetings and torchlight professions Of
the campaign: the Republicans turn
out, being the finest demonstration yet
seen here.
6th-Election day: everything passes
off quietly. Through the increase of
voting booths by direction Of Governor
Dole the crush in the large precincts
was avoided. The result on Oahu gave
Parker a plurality Of over 206 over VIII
cox as delegate to Congress, Prince
David being distanced OF Senators
and Representatives the Republicans
carried all but one of the former ticket
and came off with even honors or the
latter.
9th--Returns from the other Islands
give victory. almost throughout, to the
independents, Wilcox having sufficient
gains to overtop Parkers. The COM
lplexion of the Legislature promises to
be seven Republicans to eight Inde-
pendents in the Senate, and nine Re
publicans, twenty Independents and one
Democrat in the lower house.
12th-Track laying of the Rapid
Transit line begins at last beginning
on Wilder avenue, near Punahou
13th-Difficulties of the wireless tele-
graph system are solved by Expert
Gray, recently arrived from England.
and messages to and from the Molo-
kai station pass satisfactorily. Hall &
Son fill the first order transmitted
The stock market indicates a strong
upward tendency.
14th-Leaders of the Home Rule par
ty, with ex-Queen Liliuokalani take
train for big luau at Laie TO celebrate
the Independent yict7rv.-Mastef
Builders Association organized. with j.
Ouderkirk, as it's first president Wm.
: Haywood, Esq. collector of rev nue. Is
chosen to represent the Hawaiian
Planters Association and Honolulu
Chamber of Commerce at Washington.
$ 15th-A heavy Kona storm prevails.
: Much trouble experienced during me
7 night with 'live" wires of the city
: Three Portuguese meet sudden death
: from drinking what they supposed % De
1 wine, but on chemical ANALYSIS, subs
quent, proved to be preparation lni
= insect poisoning.
Y 17th-The grocery corporation OF II
4 May & Co. move into their 6pecnlilS
: prepared quarters in the new "Bostoi
building''-their old Standard hold
+ general reception to the pHpH
$ throughout the evening.
: 1Sth-The Zealandia brings news A"
= the presidential election; the victory
the Republican ticket in the election q
s Mckinley and Roosevelt rious foo
e damages to the McBryde sugar Co
- taa y
n Sugar Co.'S plant at Kaunakakal a'9
: meets like fate.-Death at the queen
Hospital of Rev. VIM. II. Tubos
r 19th-Attempt to blow up the res
n dence of Manuel Peters at AKIN o
70 some unknown Observation-Disclosures
to organize a protective league
$ Parkhurst lines for this city mee'
: with success.
- 20th-The Mcintyre brick row. eel
= ner of Fort and King streets IS NJ
y in the order to give way for m 'u-
;. business structures.-Kihei stocShoi,
ers reduce their capital stock S''o,N
) largely the amount voluntarily rem
quished by H. P. Baldwin, one u
j. organizers and principal shareholder
a Pleasant reception at the residence
u Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Isenberg at pun
hcu In honor OF P. Isenberg, ST. q"
Mrs. and Miss Isenberg-
,e 21st-Evening reception at the .!,, IT,
+ dence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G "hN.
a in honor of Mr.. Chas T. Wilder O.
" bride.
21st-The Protective League f's.u
RS a cruelty used Chinese slave girl Iio
e. her alleged owners and Institutes I'-
A. ceedings against them.-LaWn P"'
m and bazaar Of the NJ. F.. c. Aid SOC,
l. at Haalelea Lawn is largely 'i--'''
j. and proves a social and ffnancla' -
ce cess
23rd-Enjoyable musicale OF MISE
r f. Griswold at the opera house
30 24th-A hackman is assault
eff robbed by his passenger OF "''"
Id road.
he 25th- -2sth-Another heavy DOWN,
lie of rain deluges the city and IN la
to whole Island Landslides repof'',.
.ir out districts. Road damages hT'''
le, and out of town.
of 27th-A leper passenger from
Francisco by the China awaken
rs authorities to prompt action "a -.
1T rest and detention at the Kahhi ~ :
a ing station for return to the Coa9
is, Gruesorne find of body, Ions deap,
of yond recognition. in the snr ,,r1