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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31


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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31
Sailor Boarding House.

Yesterday there were fifty foreign
vessels in the harbOr. Of these twenty
seven were idle, either awaiting dock
room, clearance or sailing orders. The
scarcity of sailors is still very much
felt and one of the shippers, Captain
Macaulay of the Hollywood, in con-
versation said: 1T may not seem so
to the people here, but | can plainly
see the necessity in the near future of
shipping masters for this port. These
men seem to have some curious control
over seamen; they do with them AS
they like, and the sailors really look
to them. Either a regular out-and-out
sailors home or an employment agen-
cy for sailors and ships helpers should
be started very soon. The wages paid
from this port are higher than the
sailor gets in any other part of the
world, but sailOTmen are queer people
TO handle and very hard to control
when in port"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31
The United States of America


By Of their Congress have authorized the Worlds Columbian Co.'S
in the 1898 decree edal for specific merit which
the finding OF board Of una judges to Kh HesegawA ia
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A II. BRENEMAN. Individual Judge.
Chairman Executive Committee
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31
OR SALE CHEAP!
ON EASY TERMS.
BUILDING LOTS!

property King
The
through the
supplies valley
locality extremely property the cars ano
aa Rapid Transit viii run through or by it,
There is n
For ETC., F. wUNDENBERG,
J. A. Magoon's Office to F, o
J.. LIGHTFooT, on he adjoining premises
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
PHILADELPHIA LINE 4 GO.
berkshire Due To-day with the Lar
Eest Cargo so FAR.

berkshire Due To-day with the Lar
Eest Cargo 50 FRr.
The Berkshire Of the Merchants and
Miners Philadelphia line. is due to-day.
and Is bringing the largest cargo that hns
yet been brought South over che line. The
Record says:
Carloads Of goods were on the tracks in
the vicinity % the pier awaiting the op-
por,unity OF being placed In the ship
hold These came from Reading. Tren-
ton Pottstown. WhilamspOrt wilkes
barre Scranton and other points IN Penn
sylvania ana New Jersey. The coneign-
ment= consisted largely OF iron. hard
ware. furniture and case goods. and will
80 60 almost every city and town Of the
Southern Atlantic states The Berkshire
brought up with her fun cargo. made
up largely OF lumber and cotton. and tho
bookings are such as 20 Indicate a good
nlsincrs for both the berkshire and the
ALLEGHENY for more than a month 60
come The Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company. operating the
line. has informed the Trades League ana
other business organizations that aided
in establishing the line that % Is mo-c
chan satisfied with results so far. and
prospects as Well The company consid-
crs the line q permanent success"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
$4,000 ron DELAYING FUNERAL.
Mrs. Love Of Charleston suing Rail
way for That Amount

The Charleston and Savannah Railway
has rather unusual suit on its hands.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Love wants 5000 damages
for delaying the funeral OF her husband
Mrs. Love was the wife OF Charles II.
Love who died IN Charleston. July %
1889. After the body had been prepared for
burial IL g. alleged that Il was removed
TO the Charleston and Savannah depot AZ
Charleston. and that Mrs. Love purchased
FOR Il a nrst-class ticket 20 Savannah,
where the body was to be buried. II Is
claimed that the casket was placed in the
baggage car OF the Charleston and savan-
nah Railroads train for conveyance TO
Savannah, but was removed from the car
q short time before the train was sched-
uled to depart. Mrs. Love alleges that
this was done by the railroad company
carelessly. and that she was forced 20
remain with the body for another train.
The railroad alleges that the certificate
- death showed that the patient had died
OF typhoid fever, and that the body was
held because there was no accompanying
permit TO allow u 10 be taken into the
city OF Savannah. as required by law. The
railroad company wired 20 Savannah for
the permit and the answer states that the
body was moved as soon as this permit
was granted
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
UNIVERSITY va NET.
Paper on NoItaire by he LRte Col.
John screvea W. Read.

Tine quarterly meeting o the University
club WAS he'd last night y the Law Offices
Of Denmark. Adams d Fireman. Col +.
" Meidum presided he attendance
Ras larger than usual. th' announcement
Of the principal event q ue evening. the
reading Of a paper on VolaiTe. the great
French writer and dr1matst. prepared b.
the late Col John sere,sn. having at
iracted the member The paper was read
b. Sir. Davis Freeman arr as treatment
oi the subject Was commended.
several matters were discussed Dos the
cub. one OF them Was tie approaching
centennial G. LIBERATION Of ne University.
The Institution was iu legal existence he
fore the close Of tAe lest entury. grants
au4 concessions having b,sn made by the
state but 90 was not formally opened and
devoted 10 the education OF tne young
men o. Georsia untn 1911 II Is that
opening thai the alumni De Tres 10 observe
iu nttlng style an the cent unial anuiver-
ssry.
col Mcldr.m said that meeting OF a
Joint committee Of the Board % Trustees
ana the faculty 81 the Uni ersity ID 10 be
held Nov. in Atlanta o. devise ways
ana means Tor a proper cetbration OF the
centennial. This committee will report the
-
" Trustees. Col. Meldrim dii not know
what decision would be reached by the
.1mmittec. but sought any views the
members 81 the club migat have 70 pre-
sent az he desired TO submit them 20 the
committee.
This elected discussion o. the prob
able attendance from Savannah IN the
event a programme OF such attractions
ana promise Is arranged as IL usual with
great Institutions upon tentenuial occa-
sious. The members seemed confident that
representative body OF the University
club would take the trip 20 Athens Tor
the celebration. which viii take place next
commence mcnt
The question Of an ADDITIONAL loan 90
one Of the beuonciaries % the University
Club now al the institution was dis
cussod and n was practically agreed 60
advance the young man SO. To one OF
those now attending through the good Of
dccs OF the club 500 for his years ex-
pen-es was granted some time ago. The
University Club hes done noble work
In this respect a number 81 young men.
len the ten years Of its history. having
been educated through 80 advance Of
funds to enable chem 20 remain az COLI
legc
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
Will BANQUET nov. ..
uoo-Hoo- VIII March From banquet
Hall 60 EIks' Carnival

s-, O. t. a.. 4.,. .t....t..t ,.,..,,, D.. en-.
a.,
a'F man in'n'h,ts or th' oId'r OF 10"
hoo Tor me banquet 60 hc given 90 honof
af Mr. William q stmwcu. elected a. the
D,u.. ,o,-.,,.,,.,,t,,, e,,,,,,,,. shark Of
''' ''
abe Hoo iieos are determined 40 maAe
ne BANQUET ara fhe affairs THAT are 10
,.r..,.i. ana follow a. memorable in the
-..t...i.
AMMAN "' '.'' ''"'' '''-
Iu fHT evening there viii De- con AfFlt-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
FOYE q ECKsTEIN.
New business Firm Announced 10
the Savannah PubIlc

The new firm OF Foye & Eckstein Is an
nounccd this morning II Is compOsel OF
Mr. Peter T. Foye and MIR Emile Ecks-
tein, two OF the best known and most ag-
gressive OF the younger business men OF
the city. Both have had long experience
in the dry goods business and are familiar
with les every detail.
The new firm makes a strong comhi1-
alton. II will do business in the large
four-story building at Broughton and Bar
nard streets occupied py Mr. Foye with
an entirely now stock Of goods and having
every facility for good service ard every
modern convenience.
Il IS hardly necessary for the new firm
20 ask the patronage OF The Savannah
public. Their combined reputation as the
purvcyors Of everything desirable In the
line OF dress and the evident fact OF a
large stock OF new goods which they are
determined 20 dispose Of will be- sure to
make business lively In their vicinity
The announcement OF the frm will
doubtless DE a surprise 20 many readers
Of the Morning News. but u will hardl,
be denied that the comblna ton Is a strong
one. Both gentlemen have may friends
who vii take pleasure IN wishing the new
firm a most prosperous career.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
ATLANTA MEN WON.
s~rgt. Hutner of the Georgia Hussnrs
Won complimentary Notice.

-. ,,..,,.,. - a.. ,..nr,-ln Uu..nr.
T. -
Won complimentary N"'''''
Quartermaster Sergeant Frank NJ But
,., 80 th. ge5rFi, Hussars did not win
.,,.,.., ~. 49,, Att,p,a Horse show
''' ''' t.,-.
tor the best horse aud rider ot the FIRST
c,yalr, C,orgin state Trocfe The caval-
rvmen contested night before last. and the
Atlanta Constitution had the following
notice Of the contest. which was a part
of fhs programme for the evening The
reference of the opening sentence is TO the
.....,Irt. -nufaf ard ff may he seen that
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
HICNCLE THIEF NAnnED.
was CIcNcrIy led 90 the Lookup b.
n Uusr OF Detective stark.

Johe Johnson colored. was arrested
Yesterday by Detective Stark as sus
plelous character. The officer noticed
johnson on Bull street with bicycle that
he was unable to ride and asked him
what ne Intended 20 do with the wheel
The boy replied that he wanted 60 sell g.
whe detective closed what 20 Johnson was
: satisfartoN bargain foI tnc machine.
amid told johnson 90 come ulQue oud
nrlnr tie wheel home. stark tncn stare
81 for the barracks and sle negro lt-
teriy sb.ivious % his impending fac.
trundled the wheel a.cns ry HE side
Waen the barracks was reached Johnson
uns locked up. Later in the DAY john
sons brother called az the barracks ard
Identified the wheel a. one that hal been
stolen from his shortly before johnson
was arrested BY Stark
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
NDw on REFINERY PLANT.
cotton OH Company Again NSanufRc-
turing Refined Products.

cotton OH Company Again Nsanufac-
turing Refined Products.
Tho refinery plant OF the Southern cot
ton on Company. witch was destroyed by
fire, several months ago. has been re-
built, and Is now practically complete
While occupying about the same space
as before. the plant Is equipped with
more modern machinery. has a larger ca
pacity and new manufacturing depart
mcnts have been added
Manufacturing operations have already
been begun AZ the new plant and the
goods are being placed on the market
The soap plant hiss q larger capacity than
before The Wtsson Oil Company has "a
larger capacity and Is turning out cook
INK and salad oils which are coming into
general use for household purposes.
new branch q the refinery Is the Lard
compound plant. which VIII begin opera
lions IN a few days This plant will turn
ont a product white As the snow drifts
ana so resembling the genuine leaf lard
thnt even an expert will hardly be able
20 tell the difference. IL g. claimed for
this product that u is FAR
superior 10 The hog lard prod
ucts OF the Western packing houses
both as 10 quality an6 character Of ma
terlal used one IS made from a pure veg
etablc oil. the other from animal fat
which often reaches the factory in con
dition tho reverse Of wholesome. and
which IS liable 90 convey 20 the consumer
the diseases OF the animal from which 81
was taken
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
AZ EstiII.. ~ BuII street.

THE Master Christian CorrelI's latest.
"a Furnace OF Earth, by Miss Halle
Erminie Rives.
''Thc Cardinals snuff-box."
"Unleavened Bread. a."
"The Voice Of the People"
THE Brass Bottle"
Richard Carvel."
ITO Have and TO Hold"
RED Potiage."
Across the Chasm."
"Quisantc." by a Hope.
Found In the Philippines" by King
Janice Meredith.
when Knivhthood was in Flower"
'The Gcnleman from Indiana"
"The Gadhy."
THE Maroon OF the Lady Lefty"
THE Jassamy Bride I'D
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
~ rae INTEREST oF NATHANs.
white CIub Organized Last Night
cotorrd club 90 He Formed soon.

The second District club met at the Of
nee 81 Magistrate Isaac Nathans for per
manent organization. The club has an
enrolled membership OF $50 members, Of
which i00 were present last night The
officers elected are,
PrestIrnt-C Charles w. Westcott
Vice President-L NJ Garmany.
Secretary Frank McDcrmou
N..sr4 Frnuk campos. VI Lihenthai
IL. NJ. Garmany, and Westcott spoke or
,h, issues OF the prospective campaign
FOR de- maeisiracy Of the district. and
theu the meeting was adjourned until
THURSDAY night. when the club viii have
another session az 81 Andrews Hall
4 club OF colored voters will he organ
zci Boo she interest 81 Magistrate Nnthans
sometime in the early part OF next week.
probably Tuesday night
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
stndY MhIIc Ynn work.

Through one Of the ten free scholarships
In The international Correspondence
Schools OF Scranton. Pa. which the Morn
ing News viii present TO you II you secure
one OF the ten largest numbers Of votes
by Nov. -. 1920 you can keep on earning
a living az your present work. and al the
samo time. by study al home In time
usually devoted 20 recreation or rest. NJ
yourself for a professional position al a
good salary.
You can easily become one OF the win
ners OF this contest by devotng your at
tention to collecting Voting Coupons and
keeping az a. No one has a better chance
than you. Get every vote YOU can. and
have all your friends save theirs for YOU.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
Mns. wooDpRIDGE's WILL.
Family HeirIooms aud Requests Pass
bS it, Provision.

The will Of the late Mrs. Florence W
Woodbridge was al,d and probated in
common form iu the Court OF Ordinary
yesterday. and letters tes,amcntary were
granted bv Judge Fcrrli 60 Mary A.
IIubersham. the eNecutriN named in tho
NEl
The viii disposes Of the property and
r-ttt. OF tH. laie Nrs Woodbridge to her
family nrd connections 81 various de-
srrcs number ~ family hcirl1oms ami
small brqussts pass hy g. provisions. The
estate ls not a large enc.
Jordan J. Brooks administrator 81 the
estate of Friday Mulen. MED an aPphca-
ton f1r letters diamissory. which viii be-
considered ay Judge FcrriN during the
term
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

Have been cured quickly by Tetterine. II
cures any form Of skin disease. Mrs II.
+. Lattimer. Biloxi. Miss. had an itchy
breaking out on her skin. She sends 81
for two boxes postpaid 20 the manufac-
turer. ]. 7. shurptrine. Savannah. Ca,
and writes. ''retlerine Is the only thing
that gives me relief" Send 81 cents In
stamps for box n your druggist doesn't
keep tad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
nAcK oN nnorcmro> STREET.
salvation Army Permitted 60 Resume
Work There.

work There.
The Salvation Army resumed ITS meet
lngs on Brouehtou street las, nigh Mayor
Myers having revoked his order prlhloit-
Ing the Army from using the streets ia
the business section OF the e.ty. The
Mayor advised the officers. however. 10
spread out more and not connue the T.
work to the business section. and also
cautioned them against booking the
streets crea ling undue roise or o hcrwise
making themselves nuisance 60 the ciu-
zsus
cant Rorcr stated last night that &c 0.
his intention 80 clrrl the work into other
sections of the city. nut HrousHtou street
having proven Co nr ahou. The hest street
90 The city on which 90 catch the passing
throng aud also b.iug conyenien, to tlr
Army hall % has been preferred Tor these
reasons. Al the meetings az the hall sun
day night capt Roper Will speak unon
tbe work ana doctrines OF the salvation
Army
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
WOULD WELCOME 4 CHANGE.
supt. Ashmore l. by no Means wesid-
ed 90 the Afternoon schools.

supt. Ashmore l. by no Means Wesid-
ed 20 the Afternoon schools.
The parents who protest against after
noon schools find ready sympathy from
Superintendent OTIS Ashmore. VINO de-
plores as greatly as any Of them the ne
cessity FOR the condnct OF Chatham
Schools Nos. and 30 the afternoon I'M
stead Of IN the morning Mr. Ashmore
saw that a meeting Of parents had bcen
held. ana that their voices had been rais-
ed against the continuance ~ the ar
TanGemcnt
when seen relative 90 the matter. be
said that be greatly regrets thai 80 o.
necessary TO have the schools meet lu tle
afternoon lie would FAR prefer the morn
Ing system TO extend 90 al the the
schools. and none viii hc more pleased
than he when Do finally becomes possible
from the children of the two Chatham
schools TO resume their morning sessions
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
first District Republicans.

The Republicans Of the First Militia
District met at the Dufry Street Hon last
night and Endorsed Mckinley and Roose-
ves. Leaken and Blum. Speeches were
made by W. r. Moore OF Guyton. Coz
iector Deveau0. l. NJ. peasants. Simmons
and others. W. d. Armstrong was chair
man.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
Death OF Thnmn. o,connrII.

Thomas p O'Conneli. only son OF Mr.
nnd Mrs. Thomas o'Connell died at the
family residence. No. 40 Third street
east. Al o'clock yesterday morning The
lad had ben 10 with diphthera for about
a week. He was . years old and a bright
and promising bow
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

The Herbert Spencer is an elegant cigar
and Is truly q delightful enjoyment 70
innale the fumes OF this hne tobacco: Il
Is evhilaratlng and delicious.
See that the name Of Herbert Spencer
" on every wrapper OF every cigar, with
out which none are genuine
The Herbert Spencer cigars are only
sold By the box of 20 Conchas az $3.50. and
Perfectos. A.50 at Lippman Bros. whole
sale druggists. Barnard and Congress
streets. OF this city.-ad-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
California RnIsln..

Messrs VI. Fersts' Sons & Co announce
the arrival OF their first shipment OF Call
fornia raisins-ls0 pack. The shipmen,
consists OF crown fancy clusters. 3 crown
London layers In boxes. half boxes and
quarters boxes Also l-pound cartoons
fancy seeded and crown loose Musca-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

and other heroes o. The Army end Navy
show their faces on Anheuser- Busca's
new series Of paying CARDS Just issued
Sent prepaid for 3 cents IN money CT
stamps 10 any address, ln the United
ssatoe. Mau-Nutrine Dept, Anheuser-
busch Brewing Ass a. -. Louis, No.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
PnnIaInE,. pinnln cider.

This celebrated pure apple Juice elder
made in Long Island. can be rad in plnt
or quart bottles derect from the manufac.
turers. with their own stamp. at IArpman
&ros., Druggists, Savannah, Ga-al
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
SOLDIERS WiTH A PRISONER.
Passed Through savannah Yesterday
I'm Hnute to TSbee

4 detail OF sax eold,,rs Of The United
states Army. win prisoner. Warren
Pryor passed through the city yes crday
from su'llvun's Island On route 10 Tybce
The men arrived ln Savannah at O o'clock
ana took their PRISONER 90 the police bar
"a. *. Tor safe keeping until tine Tyhec
tr'~ should leave Tho charge on which
PRYOR rs held unknown hut o. though,
thar DE- b. wau.ed for deFerfior.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
DEATH or Mns. JAs. r. REILLY.
Her Funeral ne ~. Patrick. church
This Afternoon.

Mrs James r. Reilly died yesterday At
noon. after an illness of seven weeks. at
her residence. No. 27 Anderson street.
west She leaves. besides her husband
two daughters. Misses Mamie and Bessie
Reilly. one sou. Joseph. and many rcla-
tives and friends 60 mourn her loss She
was born in Meath county. Ireland ln
1888, and came 20 this country in ls6,
where enc has resiled ever since
Airs Reilly was q devoted wite mother
and friend. and earnest lu her relis ols
convictions The funeral VIII take place
from abe residence az 339 o'clock ihi nf-
tefncon. Services VIII De heii at S. Pat
rick's Churca. Father Mccarthy oncini-
Tag az both church nn1 cemetery
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

Mrs wlnslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teethlng II soothes the
child softens the gums. allays an "a n
cures wind collie, and Is the hest RENE IN
Tor Diarrhoea Twenty-Five cents q bottle
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

For kidney Diseases. Nervousness Uric
Acid or Rheumatism Try Saratoga Aron-
daek Water All you can drink for five
cents a. Solomons' drug store. Bull and
Charltoa streets.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

''Graybeard IL q family medicine with
us" said a prominent business man yes.
terday. MY wife takes 81. and notice
sne Is enjoying better health than Tor
yesrs. The children keep well BY taking
a."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

The best chat money can buy should
be- your aim in choosing a medicine and
this Is Hoods Sarsaparli,a Il cures
when others fail -ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

0raybtard may be obtained at all druR
stores or write 70 Us for Il. Respess Drug
Co, sole prcps., Savannah. Ga.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

Take Graybeard Pills for that dizzy
feenng-Lost appetite. and follow It up
with a bottle OF Grnybeard II Is all you
need. Respess Drug Co. sole props.
Savannah. Ga-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
ut Cured Ne"

"Graybcard broke up rheumatism on
me-" says Mr.. Chas Thomas. che Jew.
eler on whitaker street. And put me in
better health than l have enjoyed In
long time"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

High-Grade Institution for Ladies'
Shorter College. Rome. Ca. Write for
catalogue.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26

These wall pocket are Just tire thing
for holding papers and an ornament 20
any room.
The Great Atlansicand Pacific Tea Com
pauy. 10 Broughtoi street, west. Tele-
shone dad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-26
ALL PoCkETS.
TO he Given AVA, FRIDAY ana sat
urdaN.

A beautiful val ga Set consisting OF a
handsome painting o., iogely flowers cx-
qusnely mounted on GLASS. surrounded by
a brass chain and set in highly polished
white cnamelel frame nxis inches. viii
be presented 20 al purchasers Of any OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-03-02

evidently torn from the walls OF the
house. Upon it was written this mes
sage in the handwriting of Mrs. Cush-
man: "He tried to kill me to-day"
Other messages followed from time to
time, all in the same hand and mys-
teriously scattered about the house.
For a while the Peardons suspected
Charles Cushman of having had some
thing to do with the strange mani
festations, but after while they gave
up the solution and moved from the
house. Charles Cushman had, in the
meantime, left town, and so is re-
lieved from any further connection
with the matter.
John Higgins and his wife rented
the place, and soon the knocking and
other peculiar manifestations were re-
vived. The ghost then began to ap-
pear, a woman clothed always in a
long brown or black dress, never in
white. This vision was seen not only
by the Higgins family, but by persons
who had never heard of Mrs. Cushman
or of the haunted house. For example,
Mrs. Schultz, of Minneapolis, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Higgins, came to pay the
family a visit. She had never been
told of the ghost Mr.. Higgins met
her at the station, and as they drove
"a in ont M 70 1~r11
house a figure in brown dress stood
at the gate.
There is mother waiting for us"
said Mrs. Schultz. Mr.. Higgins said
nothing, not wishing to spoil his
daughters visit with the fear Of
spooks. AS they neared the gate the
woman in brown turned slowly and
walked around the house.