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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22
How Food Is Issued.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Carter and
his assistants formed a line in the
churchyard, moving everybody back
from the building in order to perfect
the plans for distributing food and
looking after sanitary matters.
The task of feeding the big crowd
was accomplished without trouble,
Jack McVeigh's ideas being adopted
This provided for giving supplies to
gangs, instead of having food cooked
for them. The latter plan was tried
first. hut a wagon load of rice that had
been cooked for the Chinese was re-
fused, and had to be carted away. The
McVeigh plan is to distribute the food
TO lots of ten, two representatives OF
each lot coming to the gate with
tickets. The men are then given
saucepan, pail, chopsticks, ten pounds
of rice, four pounds of beef, four lOaves
of bread, and a small supply Of salt.
Each lot of ten is also supplied with
| frewood and bricks for an oven. There
| is plenty of artesian water on the
| premises Distribution of food is made
/ twice a day. Upon the return OF the
outfits clean, new tickets for the next
/ supply are given. Mr.. Adams and Mr..
/ Taylor are in charge of the commits
/ sary department, and Mr.. Gear is IN
/ charge of sanitary arrangements at the
/ church.
There are six Outhouses on the prem
ises, for the exclusive use of the women
and little children. For the accommo-
dation of the others in detention a
trench four feet Geep and ten fee'
square has been dug, which Is thor,
oughly disinfected and covered VI
twice a day. 4 gang Of men is en-
ployed for the sole purpose OF dlsln.
fecting the grounds, Outhouses and
trench.
a notable contribution received a
the church yesterday was 1000 loaVe'
OF bread, given by Mr.. p. c. Jones. /
came in very handy and was great!
appreciated by the authorities as wei
as the homeless Chinese. Large con
tributions of apples and other accept
able eatables were also received.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22
At Kawaiahao Church.

At Kawaiahao Church.
Kawaiahao Church yard yesterday
presented a scene resembling a great
fiesta. There was not the jollity, but
the numbers and picturesqueness were
present, and around the gates and
walls of the old church a throng of Gu
riOus spectators fingered all day. They
were not allowed to come close, how
ever, the artillerymen in khaki kit
keeping the sidewalk adjoining the
premises clear. There was life and
movement in and about the gates,
where two or three guards were sta
toned. and where Mr.. George Carter
held forth all day trying to preserve
the organization that so successfully
took the horde of Chinese and Japan
csc within the premises through the
night and day.
A commissariat Of the first rank
could not have done better with a ma
tons stores to draw from than those
in charge of Kawaiahao Church did
Saturday and Sunday with the three
thousand Orientals under their charge
| There was no lack of supplies, no lack
/ VI pIONlSlOuSs uO ldIh VI tlllCltll man
| agement. The corps of commissary
and sanitary volunteers, comparative
/ ly few in number, did nobly. AS a re-
suit their task will be lighter while
\ the people are under their care. "a
stitch in time saves nine" is the prin-
ciple upon which the great undertak.
ing has been conducted.
/ Among the chinese are number o
| confirmed opium smokers. 1t wa!
found advisable to provide these will
a den" where they could use the pipe
and it was accordingly done.
/ Among the notable cash contribu
lions made to the fund for the care o.
the homeless people from the burned
district were the following: The ii Els
tate. $50; Mr.. Mcleod, so; Mrs. Fred
erick Macfarlane. $50; Mrs. Cunning
ham, 80; Mrs. Melrose, $50; ladies o
the Hawaiian Relief Society, SS5. TIL,
latter sum was used to purchase cloth
inc for the Hawaiians at Kalihi camp
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22

day on the buildings, which will con-
tain twenty rooms each, sufficient in
the aggregate TO accommodate 600 per
sons. The buildings viii be completed
by tomorrow.
There was a birth at the camp sat
urday night. the Chinese mother being
confined almost Immediately after ar
rival at the camp.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22
Kalihi Detention Camp.

hdAAhA 1ONOANAOA OoAAR-
The number of people sent to the
camp Saturday was 1900.
A very large number Of carpenters
we're at work yesterday and there will
he accommodations for 500 more at the
camp by this afternoon.
The completion of the administration
and guard building at the Kalihi sta
ton was achieved yesterday, and the
two hospitals, one for general sickness
and one for a suspect detention station,
were gotten we'll under way.
The duties at the Kalihi station were
too much for any one man to attend TO
and a division of the duties was made
Saturday.
Hereafter c. B. Wilson will confine
himself TO pushing the construction de-
partment and ]. d. McVeigh Will nave
charge OF the management OF the peo-
/ pie and the sanitary condition anu
| commissary of the station.
A telephone connection was Te-es-
/ tablished at the Kalihi station by b
o'clock Saturday evening, Manager
/ Cassidy having personally attended 70
the matter, this being the first teie-
phonic connection being mace aIter tne
wires were destroyed through emma
town. -,
DIR. Howard has been transferred 70
the Kalfhi station and will hereafter
be the camp physician there, DIT. Davis
assisting him. 4 third physician vii
also be Immediately appointed, as ht
will be necessary to secure an inspec'
ton twice a day, which is required Dy
the Board Of Health.
Queen Dowager Camp.
There are by actual count 497 Ha
vailans at the Dowager Queen camp
all the inmates having been trans
farred from the burned district. III
camp is in charge of Joe Cooke. Err
= ct Thrum and Philip Lansdale are as
sisting in the general strengthening on
OF the camp. - ,.,.tsr
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22
THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK
LIMITED.
LIMITED.
HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA.

HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA.
INTEREST ALLOWED:
On Fixed Deposit for ~ months 4 Pc
p. a.
On Fixed Deposit for 6 months 81 .. q
p. a.
On Fixed Deposit for 3 months 3 p. q
p.
INTEREST ALLOWED By THE
HEAD OFFICE AT YOKOHAMA:
On Current Deposit / 2-1O sen per day.
On Fixed Deposit for II months, Sc
per cent p. a
The bank buys and receives for col
lection Bills OF Exchange. Issues
Drafts and Letters OF Credit and trans
acts a general banking business
Agency Yokohama Specie Bank:
New Republic Bldg, Honolulu, IL L
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22
Further Distribution.

Eight hundred japanese were taken
from Kawaiahao Church to the drill
shed and buildings in the rear Of the
Executive building, where Minister
Cooper had charge of their detention.
Four hundred and ninety-seven
Hawaiians we're taken to the
Dowager Queen premises. This left
only the Chinese at Kawaiahao Church,
of all the people who had been taken
from the burned district Saturday aft
ernoon. a census taken yesterday
morning of all the Chinese left at the
church showed the following: Chill
dren under 10, 375; males over 10, l.
357: females over 10. 245; total, 1,977
/ Late yesterday afternoon the women
and most of the children were taken
I in wagons and trucks from the church
I TO the original detention camp at Ka-
/ kaakO. A number of men were also
provided with accommodations at Ka-
kaakO, this arrangement relieving the
situation at the church.
| OF the nearly two thousand Chinese
at the church the only case Of sickness
was that of an infant female, who. ac-
cording TO report, was suffering from
nothing serious. Mother and child
were among those removed to Kaka.
ako in the afternoon. Several Chinese
women at the church are soon to be
confined, and it was stated that an ar
rival was expected some time last
night. Every possible attention is be.
ing shown to the expectant mother
and if the youngster does not live e
grow up strong and happy and with {
heart full of gratitude for the Homo
lulu plague volunteers of A. ID. 1900, +
will not be their fault.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22
THE BANK OF HAWAII.
LIMITED
Incorporated Under the Laws Of the
Republic OF Hawaii.

Incorporated Under the Laws Of the
Republic OF Hawaii.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTIONS.
Chas NJ. Cooke ........... Presteen1
p. c. Jones ........... vice Presiee1t
4. II. COOKE .............ss.. Os&htsE
F. G. Atherton ...... Assistant Cashisa
Directors-Henry Waterhouse, Ten
May, F. w. Macfarlane. z. ID. TennsJs
J. A. McCandless.
Solicits the Accn"u's OF Firms. Ger
porations, Trusts, IN. duals and win
promptly and carefully attend to an
business connected with banking en-
trusted TO It. Sell and Purchase Fer.
eign Exchange, Issue Letters OF Cre6ia
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Ordinary and Term Depnsits received
and Interest allowed in accortaRss
with rules and conditions printed IN
pass books, copies OF which may %
had on application.
Judd Building. Fort street.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22

The above Company will buy, lease,
or sell lands In all parts Of the Ha-
waiian Islands; and also has houses in
the City OF Honolulu for rent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-22
NEWS Of
THE CAMPS
Affairs are Kept Well
In Hand
/. REMARKABLE LIBERALIN
| Artesian Well for KaIihi--Chinese at
at Kawaiahao Church--Condi-
tons in Burnt District.

The 5000 or 1000 Hawaiians, Japan
csc and Chinese, who were forced out
of Chinatown by the great fire Satur-
day, are being fed and cared for in the
most creditable manner by the people
Of Honolulu. The spontaneous offer Of
supplies os ell kinds by the citizens
the open-handed liberaiity of the mer-
chants, wholesale and retail, the dona-
ton of trucks ana other vehicles for
conveying supplies. affords an object
lesson the like of which has never be-
fore been witnessed on the Islands.
In all the detention camps-Kawaia
hao Church, Kalihi, Kakaako, Dowa-
ger Queen premises, kerosene ware
house and the drillshed, able men are
in charge. Judge Alfred Carter at Ka-
waiahao Church, L. A. Thurston at
Kalihi Minister Cooper at the drill
shed, A. l.. G. Atkinson at the kero-
sene warehouse, and ]. A. Gilman at
the premises on Punchbowl street, near
Queen, all have matters well in hand,
and the prospect Of a peaceful ending
of the crowding and naturally uncom-
| Portable situation is considered TO be
very flattering.
The age-herald., 1900-11-04
Toilet Powders.

Mennen's Talcum Powder ........ ......4c Palmer's Violet Taleum Powder ..... .19c
 Imperial Talcum Powder lib box ......25c Velvet Skin Powder ........ .............. .15c
 Tetlows Perfect Talcum Powder .......9c
 Perfumed Taleum Powder ........ ........5c Tetlow's Gossamer Powder ............. .1Sc Tetlow's Swansdown .... .... ............12c R. & G. Violet Powder ..................42 .42c Pozzonis Dove Powder ........ ..........19c Pozzoni's Complexion Powder ...........3 .35c Java Rice Powder .......... .............35c Freeman's Valentine Face Powder ......20c Pozzoni's Mediaated Powder .............39 sc Levy's LaBlanche Powder ...... ....... .35c Lazelfs Face Powder ......... ...........2Oc Velota Face Powder .......... ...........19c Euthymol Face Powder ...... ........... 20c Lubins Violet Extract ...... ............2 20c Meyers EXola Powder ........ .......... .40c
The age-herald., 1900-11-04
Toilet Soaps.

Cuticura Soap ........ ........ .............1Sc Packers Tar Soap ............ ..............1 .15c
 Pears Perfumed Soap ....... ............15c
 Pears Unscented Soap ........ ..........10c All White Rose Glycerine ................l .l3c Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet, 14c and. PIC Woodbury's Facial Soap .................19c Glenns Sulphur Soap ........ ............19c Viola Skin Soap ........... ..................1Sc Heiskell's Skin Sos1 ........ ..............2Oc Blue Seal Tar .......... ....................12c White Hyacnth 6 cakes in box) ....25c R. & G. Violet Soap .........................22c Palmer's India RaYquet ........ FOG
The age-herald., 1900-11-04

Williams Shaving Cake. .. -. 6c Colgate's Shaving Cake. .. .... Dc Yankee Shaving Cake. .. .... Sc Also .eautiful line of Shavng Mugs, handsomely decorated at 1Oc, 25c, 35c, soc, 75c and $1, hand-painted and gold edges.
 Shaving Brushes n great variety of pure brittles and badgers hair at lOc, 15c, 25c, 35c, 45c, soc, 75c and sl
 Our stock of baby requisites are very carefully kept and continually watched. Nothing but the freshest and best is ever offered to our GUS toners. ou are not running any risk if you get them from Norton.
 Mellin's Food. .. ;. AUG Melins Food. -. -. ... ..... 59c Mated Milk, sman... -. 4Oc Matted Milk, large... =. 7oc Matted Mnn, hospital. .. .. ...$9.0O Nestles Food. .. =. .,. =. ..... 40c Imperial Granum. .... .... 65c Condensed Milk, Eagle brand :. 18c Eskay's Albuminized Food. .... 200 Eskay's Albuminized Food. ...... 40c Eskay's Albuminized Food. .... Csc Eskay's Albuminized Food, hos
 pital. ..... ... -. -. ...$2.2O r'airchilds Peptogenic Powder,
 small. -. -. ''' ...... 4oc Fairchild's Peptogenic Powder,
 large... =. =. 15c Graduated Nursing Bo-,ies, doz.. 60c Graduated Sterilized Bottles, dog. COG Best Ruber Nipples, 3 for. ....... 10c
 Hot Water Bottles.
 2-quart White Rubber, best. ...... soc 3-quart White Rubber, best. $1.20 4-quart White Rubber, best. ,$1.50 2-quart Slate... =. ... ... .... .$1.0O 3-quart Slate... =. ...$l.50
 Syringes.
 2-quart Parian Fountain. =. S1.00 3-quart Parian Fountain. ......$1.25 4-quart Parian Fountain. $1.50
 Combination Syringes.
 2-quart Parian Fountain. ....s1.50 3-quart Parian Fountain. -. .S1.75 4-quart rarian Fountain. $2.O0 We always have splendid line of Bulb, Ear Ulcer, Infants Glass and 41ard Rubber Syringes, Breas. Pumps and Rubber Godds at Nortons Genuine Cut Prices.
The age-herald., 1900-11-04
Household Remedies.

Cream sTartar c. P, q pounO. O............S4c Powdered Bprax q poun0 .16c Powdered Alum ...............1c Paurs Bug Poison (pinD .......-.........25c Insect Powder Persian9 .................35c Witch Hazel Extract q pint besD. .....2ic Electries Roach Paste 200 Household ssAmmonia ........ ..... .......9c Wood Adcohpl (extra pinD ................2fc Sapolio .,-...... ...... ................Sc I9ectriea Silicon ....... .......' ........s...9c Grandpa,s Wonder Soap, SC and. ........1 .1Oc Putz Pomade ........ .................9c White Gonti Castle Soap (genuine) .2Oc Ivory Soap, 5c and ........................1O Joe Toilet Paper, Al, 6 packages ......,......25c Toilet Paper. extra, 1000, packages .25c Sugar Milk, 1 pound carton. .25c
The age-herald., 1900-11-04

We have just received an immense quantity of the finest BRISTLE GOODS, which we offer at prices that cannot be equaled by any other store. In Brushes, such as tooth, hair, nail, bath, cloth and shoe brushes. We have everything to please you.
The age-herald., 1900-11-04
Toilet Preparations.

Holmes Frostilla ........................... Epsey's Cream ............... ..............1 19c Epsey's Cream ............... .............. 19c Watts Glycerine Jelly ....................19c Woodbury's Facial Cream .................20c Witch Hazel Balm ..................,.......1 .10c Hinds' Almond Cream, 40c and. SOC Derma Royal .......................... soc Laird's Bloom of Youth ....................6 COG Hogan's Magnolia Balm ...................60c .60c. Gouraud's Oriental Cream ...............109 Packers Charm, 20c and ..................49 .49c,
 
 Vinola Cream 39c Palmers Lotion .............................4 .40c
The age-herald., 1900-11-04
0intments.

Bucklin's Arnica Salve ....................19c .19c DalDy OdlNe .......,............,..... .l3c Griswod's Family Salve .................19 19c Hansons Magic Corn Salve ............. 13c Henry's Carbolic Salve ....................19 19c MitchelPs Eye Salve ........................19 .19c Pettits Eye Salve ..........................1S .1Sc Russian SalYe ............................. .19c DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve .............19c Dents Tooth Ache Gum ...... ........... .10c Stanley's Tooth Drops .....................9 SC Japanese Tooth Drops ......................9c Mennen's Corn Killer .....................19c .19c One Night Corn Cure ................. ....Sc Acorn Corn Salve ..........................1 Petersons Corn Cure ......................1Sc Abbott's Indian Corn Plant ...............1Sc Nerve and Bone Liniment (Barkerls)... 19c Coussen's Lightning Eminent ..... ...... 20c McLean's Volcanic .........................2Oc Poo Mexican Mustang ..........................2 .20c JdpdneSe Oll .o9O Wizard oil, 39c and ........................79c St. Jacobs Oil .39c Salvation oil ...........................
The age-herald., 1900-11-04

Our prescription business has grown to large pro portions We have the best stock of drugs and chem1- calls to be found in the city, all of which have been carefully selected from the best houses, namely Merck Parke Davis & Co.,, Sharpe & Dohme, Powers & Weightman and foreign manufacturers of national reputes
The age-herald., 1900-11-04
Cough Remedies.

Anglers Petroleum Emulsion ..........79c Anglers Petroleum ...... ...................79c 79c Jayne's Expectorant, 40c and ............14c Ayers Cherry Pectoral, 40c and Kings New Discovery, 39c and ..........74c Piso Consumption Cure ...................19 .19c Acker's English Remedy, 19c, 39c and ...Hc Bulls Cough Syrup, 19c, S9c and........4c Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 20e and ..40c Cheney's Expectorant, 19c and ..........59c One Minute Cough Cure ...................19c Kemps Balsam ....... ............. ...... .40c Calif's Cough Balm ........................40 .40c Boschee's German Syrup SC and. d........ 60c Taylor's Sweet Gum and Mullein 19c
 anu '.'''.... '..'''.'. HUG Slocums Coltsfoot Expectorant.... ......S0c McLean's Tar Wine .............. .......20c Halls Lung Balsam 2Oc and d.............. .19c Coussens Honey Tar ........... ........19c Hale Hoarhound Tar ............. ,........ .40c
The age-herald., 1900-11-04
Hair Preparations.

Eau de Quinine, Pinaud's, 35e and......70c Eau de Quinine, Bourjois, 44c and .... .S5c Tricopherous ...... ....... AUG
 Halls Hair Remover ....... ............7 .75c Parkers Hail Balsam ........ AUG Seven Sisters Hair Remover, 40c and. .T5c Yales Hair Remover ..... ........S4c Coke's Dandruff Cure ....... .........;. .69c Ayers Hair Vigor ........ ...... .....I5c Burnett's Cocaine, 4Oc and .... ...... SOC Creole Hair Restorer ... ..... ....75c
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-15

Henry Easton made flying trip 10
Mauna Kea on Monday. returning on
Wednesday. He has resigned his posi-
ton as manager of the mountain ranch
of w. II. Shipman. He has a still bet
ter opening in view.
The latest in the development Uf
newer Hilo is the report, well anthem
ticated, that a new paper is to be start
ed in Hilo. Looking back over tbs
early life of the Tribune and Herald, &
dividend of per cent at the end of five
years is predicted.
A Japanese employed in the Hilo
Mercantile Jompany's lumber yard met
with an accident on Monday which re-
suited in his death next day He was
assisting in carrying piece of heavy
timber and when it was thrown over
he happened to be underneath.
]. G. Serrao is erecting a frame
building for stores in his Shipman-
street property next his residence. This
viii not cover the lot on the corner OF
Bridge and Shipman streets, where the
term of his lease requires the erection
of. fireproof building within the mex;
year.
The yacht race for the Matson cup
was sailed on Saturday. as agreed upon
by few of the members of the Hilo
Yacht Club. and proved close race
between the Flash. sailed by Captain
Pratt and his old crew-Rose. Hapai.
Jones and Fiterre-and the whaleboat
Denny, sailed by Captain Jack Wilson
and crew composed of half dozen
old salts. The Flash won easily.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-15
NEWS FROM KILO.


Miss oma Little has been ordered by
her physician to reside for the preseni
ut Kaiwiki. for a change OF climate
from the sea coast.
Mrs Irene Brown of Honolulu gave
luau Saturday evening al the sea
side home OF Mr. John Brown. to !
number OF Hilo friends
Mrs. c. 81 Hyde. mother of c. X.
Hyde, was an arrival by last kin2d.
Mrs Hyde viii spend some time at the
,olcano House.
Harry Evans of Honolulu. who spea;
the Fourth in Hilo. is so we'll pleased
with the outlook that he intends as
tablishing a business here.
1he new Catholic school viii be the
finest frame school building on the Isl
ands. Bishop Ropert viii be preser
Mt the dedication in August.
The volcano stage will hereafter con-
meet with the suburban trains on
the Hflo Railroad at nine miles, twice
daily. Instead OF running to Hilo.
Judge c. \. Galbraith and C. II.
Brown did not return To Ailo by the
last kinau. They are waldng the ar
rival of Judge Estee in Honolulu.
A native employed on ShipmanS
ranch. while out shooting the other
day. had one OF his arms blown OF h.
the accidental discharge of gun.
Robert Moore OF Pepeekeo is not en-
joying the best of health and will take
= vacation. and with Mrs. Moore. will
reside for a while on the uplands maui
ka OF Hak2lau.
A rather heavy shock OF earthquake
at about 2 o'clock on Tuesday evening
aroused transient interest in the do
ings of Pele. which have of late been
conspicuously absent.
A. l. Stewart OF T. II. Davies & Co.
had the misfortune TO drop an AK on
his foot Thursday while handling some
OF this portion OF the compSny's stock.
A serious wound was the result
The order compelling fish dealers IL
use the market has been published. aud
IL devolves upon the police Of Hilo To
see that the Law is enforced. Sanitary
reasons demand change.
c. E. Ziegenfus. longtime main
land newspaper man, has transferred
his business interests 10 Honolulu and
Is displaying his abilities in the col
umns OF The Republican.
J. Ryan. OF the American Settlers
Association. olaa. spent the Fourth H.
Hiio. Since he hied himself TO the
woods he has raised beard and Other
good crops he looks like Pop.
The Kohsla-Hiio Railway construe-
fion viii be brought from the Atlantic
coast by the first steamer on the new
line which viii have . service between I
New York, San Francisco and Hawaii. /
The estate OF James Nakapaahi has 1
been fully administered and the adj i
minsstratrix discharged. and Mrs Ma 4
kapuahi has sold her interest in the i
homestead TO Mrs. Carrie " Rowland.
Edward Allen Koran and Miss Jo-
hanna Degemeyer will be married by
Rev. c. w. Hill at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Item. olas. on Satur-
day evening next. Miss Sutton will be-
Bridesmaid.
References 10 Hilo as the Rainy City
on the part OF the Honolulu press are
not OF late SO much in evidence as for
meriy. Such Is the effect OF travel In
broadening the mind and Increasing
knowledge {
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-07-15
Names Saddest Cat.

The saddest cat IN Maine is that
Presque Isle feline which bounced upon
an artificial bird in millinery store.
and ate it, glass eyes and all, before
discovering its mistake. - kennebec
Journal.