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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-25
PARTIAL LIST OF
Real Estate
FOR SALE BY
WILL {. FISHER.

s-ous : bERETANI street, n.AS
McCully street; three lots. size - = .
iSs: terms to suit.
sz.1so-KINAU STREET LOT, Is ia
with many valuable trees and
shrubbery; ready to build upon.
IS. sOs-BEkETAN STREET. ~
tween Victoria and Pensasols
streets; size 65 < f45; with trses.
shrubbery. grass. etc.
s.. 5OO-CORNER PENSACOLA and H
nau streets; size. 100 zoe. An elo-
CANT corner &c: with trees. etc., ant
many advantages. AS fine lot -
can be found In Honolulu
So. 0O0-BERETANIA STREET. neal
Pensacola: house and lot; size -
lot. IS 290: fine locality.
IS 25o-COTTAGE near Pensasosu
street: contains 6 rooms, bath anS
all modern improvements, well I'm
proved: size of lot. 80 200: possibly
special terms.
s125-COTTAGE; TO be removed; -
Queen street. opposite Militant 81
and Judiciary building. has ? ~ocr-s
| "a, 5OO-COMFORTABL COTTAGE d
seven rooms. modern improvements,
etc.. with pleasing grounds, size 81
lot. % 1923: on Anapuni street nea1
Wilder avenue. Should be seen to
! be appreciated. Fifteen hundred
dollars can remain on mortgaga
| Many other desirable COTTAGDA
well located, at excellent termA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-25

s-uts- bERETA MA STREET neAS
McCully street; three lota. size u =
iS9: terms to suit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-25

$7.1So-KINAU STREET LOT, g ia
with many valuable trees and
shrubbery; ready to build upon
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-25

IS, sOe-BEkETANIA STREET. ~
tween Victoria and Pensasola
streets; size IS < f45; with trses.
Bhrubbery. grass. etc.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
CONGRATULATE CRONJE.

New York. March 8.-The orld to-
morrow will say: Congressman Fitz-
gerald of Massachusetts, and 100 OF his fell
low mem bars OF Congress havs signed
this telegram Of oongratulation to Gener-
al Cronje expressing kssn admiration oil
the heroic stand he made. At their re-
Quest The World has forwarded it by
Ca BILE az the British osnsor will kindly
let 10 pass) to its correspondent ut Gaps
Town for delivery 10 the gallant Beer
whom Lord Roberts with 10000 men de-
feated:
General Cronjs, Cape Town, South
Africa:
1--WE, the undersigned Representatives
in the United Stats Congress. opngrat-
ulate ron and your soldiers on the mag
nificent courage and heroism displayed In
the face OF Overwhelming odds In your
brave fight for liberty"
The bers signing the telegram In
olude John b. Fitzgerald OF Massaohu-
sets, William Aston Chanler of New
York, Thomas j. Bradley of New YORK,
John X. Ihsyer of Massachusetts, ID. j..
Riordan Of New York, +. e. Wilson OF
New York. Henry Naphen OF Nass aohu-
sstts. Willie m ID. DAILY of New Jersey.
Martin ii. 6lypu Of New York. Millism
Sulzer of New York, *. Munllsr o. New
York, Edmund ii briggs OF New York.
Amos J. Cummings of New York and
b. u. Clayton Of New York,
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05

ploltation Of the Philippians quoting
Senator Bsveridgs's speech and an eslito-
rial from Washington Newspaper. head
ed: "Let ne be honest"
The trial Of the guerilla charged with
murder Is finished and 10 is believed the
oommiss,on's verdict viii be guilty. 10
dictmsnts against others have been pre-
pared.
No report has been received from Gen.
ersl Bates's expedition. He has probably
moved inland, where communication with
him is impractioabie.
This army throughout the island OF
Luzon IL working hard. securing the
country for insurgents and killing few
daily. The section from Manila to Dag
upan has been thoroughly cleared, the
scouting parties being unable to ind any
Insurgents.
General Funston and Colonel KEENAN,
took 200 men through ths mountains to
Bsler, on the eastern coast. without
meeting an insurgent. Bus they are
active along the northtrn coast. Occasion
al reports come OF an American soldier
being killed or disappearing. In the
southern provinces the insurgents oon'
tinus to harrsss the American garrison
ty night demons trations.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
BoWDoIN MEN IN BOSTON.

Boston, March 3 -About IS Bowdoin
college man were perssnt at the monthly
dinner Of the Bowdoin club Of Boston at
the Ccpley Square hotel this evening.
George NJ. Whitaker, IA, presided The
guest of the evening was Sydney NJ.
Dickinson, Amherst, IA. who talked In
terestlnsly on "English imperialism and
Enrland's CONCESSIONS In the Sout
seas" illustrating his marks with anec
dotes from his own experiences In travel
ling through British South sea islands
A oommittes ON athletics reported re-
lativs TO increasing the interest and en-
lsrRing the opportunities for athletic
snort at the college.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
ALL WERs MAssACRED.

Fort SCOTT, Kss., March 3.-Frank
Greenfield of Mapleton, Kss., who last
fall came home from South America and
secured the oo-operssion Of tho govern
ment In q relief expedition In search Of
a party Of rubber prospeotors who
was sent from Kansas City to the interi'
or of Brazil, In February. is9s. has noti'
fled his parents from Cuguba. Brazil, In
q lstter just received, that the entire par
ty was massacrsd by Indians. far mp the
XiDga river. There were tive or SIX men
In. the party. It was In charge Of N. K.
Kirk, a civil engineer of Kansas City,
and consisted Of Alfred Greenfield of
Maplston. Kas. two men named william
son and Bfownley Of Ohio, and one OF
two unknown men. The Brasiiian gov
eminent assisted In the search.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
GORHAM.

At the Democratic caucus held at the
Town Hall Saturday afternoon. with
Cyrus Abbott as chairman and Joseph
II. Files as secretary. the following off,
GERS were nominated: Moderator, John
l.. Higgins; town clerk, 5. b. Guthrfei
seleotpen, assessors and ovsrseers OF the
poor. Cyrus Abbott, William Pillsbury,
j. Wesley Files; treasurer, h. ID. n.
smith; collector, II. Ii. h. smith !;
auditor, ]. L. Filss; superintending
school committee. Abram Bickfords
supervisor Of schools, j. 5. Lea.itt, Jr. |;
town COMMITTEES, II. q. Parker, Davis X.
Small, Eugene Cloudman. Arthur Rich
ardson. $. b. knight, John l.. Higgins.
= r Guthrie,
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
NOT YET SUBDUED.
Philippine Insurgents Planning Cam
paign for Rainy Season.

Manila, March 8, so p, m.-Reports
reach the Associated Press from var ions
sources,i moulding army officers and the
heads of commercial houses with agents
throughout the islands. Of oontinu cd
activity saong the insurgents. who ara
endeavoring to keep alive the armed OPP
position to the United States and are
planning to continue the insurrectioE
with guerilla warfare on . larger scale
than ever when the rainy season begins.
A parsonage holding a position second
only to that of the governor general and
having extensive avenues Of informs-
ton, tells the Associated Press he is
convinced that the insurgent organiza-
ton has been remarkably re-hatilitated
during the last month, particularly In
a northern province. He says the In =
surgents have a secret organization pat
termed after the Kstipunan methods, even
the strongest garrisoned towns, affording
perfect means of communication and
that the machinery Is managed from
Manila, some OF the leaders being Fill
pinos prstending to be supporters Of the
American admin istration, many OF the
municipal governments installed by the
army forming part Of the machinery.
Two correspondents of leading Ameri-
can weeklies, who have travelled fer a
mon tn In Renguet and Iloeos with letters
from insur gent chiefs, going alone fifty
miles from gsrrisops end teing every
where Hospitality received, say the people
make no secret OF their sympathy with
the insurreotiop. Though admitting that
the Filipino soldiers abuse them, they
still protect there soldiers from the
American scouting parties. They claim
to have communication with Aguinaldo.
Palermo, in the northern mountains of
Manila, is full of civil and military offic-
ials of all ranks, of Aguinaldo' govern
msnt. who were captured or surrendered
and who were brought here and released
ON promise to refrain from agitation.
While many of the insurgsnt IN nici-
pal officers were continued In office on
taking the cath OF allegiance, residents
who are acuq sinted with them have lit
tie faith in their adherence to their
promises All the civil officials Of TArlao.
capital of the province of that name. num-
bertng eleven persons, have been arrested
and charged with plotting and TIVE insur-
gent agents have been captured st Mala-
bon with discriminating papers and 1000
collected from the natives.
Some of the municipal governments np-
pear loyal and efficient. On the other
hand one American general declares he
believes that the majority in his province
are agents Of the insurreotion.
A fresh irsue Of insurgent pamphlets
10 being circulated. asserting that the
American promises Of good government
ara merely a mask for commercial ex-
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
ENETIANs.
STAFFORD CoNvEssEs,

Stafford, the man who was arreeted
fer stealing city property, con-
fssssd 10 the police that he took
the weights and measures and also
that be took a pocket book from tbs
Chestnut street church some time ago.
This pocket book had been found about
the church and was being held for identi-
fcstion. 1t was in n book cass In the
vestry when Stafford came in and forced
the look There was but small sum OF
money in the pooketbook, Stafford also
confessed that he took the glass globes
which we're formerly about the soldiers
monument In Monument square from
the basement OF the city building and
sold them to Hebrew for little or moth
ing though they cost about $50 each,
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
]. R. LIBBY co.
P.S. See our Furniture advertise
ment in another column.
]. R. LIBBY co.
THE CENSOR AT W Xxx.

London, March Al. 10 a. NIT ID
evident that strict censorship is being
exercised over tie news at the seat OF war
as the night has not added q single item
to the scsnty dispatches received during
the day, most of which referred to mat
tiers preceding the recent stirring events.
The war offioe intimatsd at midnig hit
that there was NO prospect OF news I'M
I'll something definite shall have been
done. This is quite in keeping with the
complies silence which Lord Roberts
has hitherto observed while his plans
were In progress OF accomplishment; and
until he is in actual grip with the Beers
1t Is probable that the public will hear
little or nothing Of his doing.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
SACO DEMOCRATS IN GLEE.
Claimed They Could stop Election IL
They wished,
ESPECIAL TO THE rRKssl


Saoo. March 3.-The politicians were
all out tonight, earnestly discussing
muddls thas had arisen In the board OF
registration aud seemed to stand In the
way Of holding the annual municipal
election on Monday. Until this spring
the city clerk has acted ~ CLERK of the
registration board. when the beard be-
gan its sittings, early this week, the two
Republican mem beers voted TO make
John p. Deerins. ESQ.,, clerk. This was
done despite the earnest statements OF
Judge Foster. City Clerk Gilpatrio's ooun-
sci, that under the registration law no
other person than the city clerk can legal
" servs as clerk of the board.
At few minutes of o'clock this ar
terri DON, City Clerk Gllpatrio appeared in
the door Of the registrars room and
announced that he should insist on their
complying with the law by delivering
into his custody at precisely o'clock
The completed checklists. The two he
publican members of the board were
rushing to get through on time, but when
the cook struck they still lacked num-
her of additions to the lists OF wards
and z.
Their appeal for a few minutes Of grace
being refused, they offered the city clerk
the completed LETS OF wards l, 2. ., and
&. but he said he must have all of the
lists, or none 1t all.
The board kept at Its task and shortly
. appeared in the clerks office, Juggling
the seven leather-coversd voting lists,
but their call was to late. The clerk de-
olined to acceps or give them his receipt
for the lists, because they had failed to
tender them at the hour specified In the
statute.
Tbs Republican mem bers Of the board
were indignant, but the Democratic ward
hesIers who thronsed the City building
laughed hsartily at the boards dilemma.
"No election, no elestion," thsy chant.
ed.
In jiffy the rumor that no election
would be held Monday, and the present
Democratic administration would oontin-
Ne in power another year, was In oirouia-
ton about town. Every pc itioian was at
fever heat over the matter.
City Clerk Gilpstrio who, by tbs way,
Is York county's representative on the
Democratic state committee. boarded the
evening train for Portland to consuls his
counsel, Judge Boster. At late hour
crowd of political lights were gathered
in the clerks office, awaiting Gilpatric's
telephonic reports of his interview with
Judge Foster.
The telephone hell jlnGled shortly after
II O'Clock, and Lawyer George h. Haley.
the Democratic member of the fegistra-
ton board. answered the call. What
Judge Foster advised is a matter OF con
lecture, outside the inner councils Of the
Democratic party. but when, half an hour
later a representative of the TIMES
asked Lawyer Haley what IL to bs the
outcome of the muddls. he reriied:
EFT is a funny muddle. indeed, but i
guess It will be- strniehtenec out befo re
M cnday. There IL no question that this
holding OF an election could lie prevented
Il We saw fit to press the matter, but ar
rangements will probably be made be-
tween now and Monday so that the re-
vised ohrclists will get into the proper
hands and the election proceed on Mon
cav without any hitch.h
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
SOUTH PORTLAND.

Miss Stella Mae Boucher died at the
home OF her parents Joseph Ii. and Ad-
die G. Boucher, at Cash's CorDer. Friday
morning, after long illness OF consump-
ton at the age of twsnty-four years, three
months and twenty days. Miss Boucher
was o young lady of most estimabls char.
aetar and was universally beloved by all
who knew her, and her ceath will be
moutosd by q large oircls OF friends
The funeral takes place on Monday at
two o'clock from her late residence,
Cnsh's Corner.
Frank p. scsmman is confined to his
home on Seaman street by sickness.
Miss Elizabeth Rowe of the Knight
vile grammar school has recently added
touT elsgant pictures to the walls Of her
school room.
Gregory Bl,sh has recently hung up In
his store at Knightvils q large picture
of the mayor and aldermen of South
Portland.
james Dunlap has moved his family
into the other nsl of the house on Saw
yer street occupied by Charles Cole.
THIS Is ELECTION DAY.
The election machinery Is all ready to
be set In motion and today the voters
of South Portland will determine this
complexion of their next municipal adj
ministration. Polls win open In the sew
eral wards at nine q. m. and CLOSE az
i've D. IN. Let every legal voter do his
duty today.
GOT WET.
thomas Anderson. whose home 10 on
Randall strest, South Portland. while
carelsssIy standing on the front platform
of an electior car, lost his balance and
falling from the car went Into the water
and got good ducking. 1t was about
10 so O'Clock Saturday night and the
car had just made the turn near the draw
to go on to the railway bridge when An
dsrson fell. The tide was high, almost
I'D to the stIinge4s, and when the CRY
imam ogel board" was given the car was
stopped and Harold Smart orawlsd TO the
edge OF the bridge and grabbing Ander-
lon. pulled him out of the water. The
man suffered no injury. and boarding tbs
Ger again had Geld ride hcine.
FOUND A PUNT.
Thu sdny night Captain Upton Of the
Elizabeth City. found a punt floating
about near shs ferry landing. He picked
1t up, mcored 1t TO the shore where 1t
now awaits Its owner.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For Mayor-Edward G. Reynolds.
WARD ONE.
Aldermar-Danisl p. Cobb
Warden W lillian A. Cobb.
Clsrk--George A. Griffin.
Constabie-Altus II. Angel, I'd.
WARD TWO.
Alderman-aeorgs I. Spear.
Warden-George O. Gowen.
Clerk-George b. Henley.
Ccnstable-George u. Cribby.
WARD THREE.
AIdernan-Frank S. willard.
Warden-Albert A. Cole.
Clerk-George W. Z. Studley.
Constable-Melyilie W. Trefethen.
WARD FOUR.
Alderman-Bion b. Small.
Warden Thomas b. O'Neil.
Clerk-Linden +. Brown.
Constabls-Clarence W. Morse.
WARD FIVE.
Alderman-Henry p. q. Hersey.
Warden Daniel 4. MoCRnn, Jr.
Clerk-Eben l.. PARROT.
ConstAble-Edwin L. Parrott
School Committee-Leslie q. Jewell.
WARD SIX.
Aldermar-Willard W. Pickett.
Warden Joel p. Haley.
Clsrk--Walter Il. Hayes.
Considerations h. Hayes.
WARD SEVEN.
AlIerman-Joseph r. Chaplin.
NardsR-Henry K. Cash.
Clerk - John +. Larrahss.
Constable-No nominee.
BEST OF ALL
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
OBITUARY.
RUFUS II. HINKLEY.

Mr.. Rufus II. Hinklsy. senior member
Of the banking firm Of swan and Barrett,
Of this city. died at about one pollock
this morning, after an Illness Of about
four weeks. The causs Of bis death Wa
heart trouble. Mr.. Hipkiey's age was
slxty-nine years and i've months. He
leaves q widow and several sons and
daughters. Mr.. Hinkley has for great
many years been ie.dins figure In Port
land business eirolss. He was also
prominent member Of the Masonic fra
terpity.
REV. L. O. MITO HE'LL.
The Rev. Edward Cushing Mitchell
whose death In New Orleans occurred last
Tuesday, was born In Esss Bridsewater.
Mass, September 20. 1899. He wss eduoaf-
cd At Yarmouth academy and wstervilie
college,, graduating afterwards from
Newton Theological seminary. de
preached In Gala Is one year. He was
Greek professor In Chi cago university for
seven years. In 1875 he went to London
as professor In Regents Park college,
There he remained two years. Then he
went to Paris TO start Baptist thtoloa'-
cal school, remaining thsre four years,
and graduated one class. In the winter
sob ois OF the south under the A merican
home Mission Society, and In 1857 ne
became president Of Leland University,
New Orleans. which place he filed until
mis- death. He revised Dayies' hebrew
grammar In Lond IN, wrote . Greek hand
book of ths New Testament and
Hebrew grammar.
HON. JOHN NJ. HILL.
Concord, N. H.. March 4-Hen. John
McClary Riil, the oldsst editor and pub
Iishsr In New Hampshirs. disd here this
moaning after an ILLNESS OF several
months, He was q son OF Gov. Isaac
Hill. was born In Concord, November D,
1891.
ARCHBISHOP HENNEssEY.
Dubuque, Ia, March 4.-Archbishop
Hennessey died at ae5 p. M, today.
Arshbishop John Hennessey was rsoog-
nizsd as one of tbs greatest orators and
most profound tbeologians In the Catho-
lilo hierarchy, and because of his zeal In
educational matters has been named THE
Apostle Of the American Catholic Edr-
cational Schools. q" Arch bishop Hennessey
was born in County Limerick, Ireland,
August 20. 1895. In 1e47 he came to
America.
DOROTHY LARRABEE BICKFORD.
, The dark angel of death invaded the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 9. Biok-
ford, 9 Spring street. Saturday evening,
taking away Dorothy, their youngest
child, aged five years, ons month. Shs
IVES a bright, wtnsome and loving child
mt
will always he dear IN the memory OF
her parents.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
WILL EXPLAIN TO THE CUSTOM
HOUSE. ~

The captain of the fishing schooner
who picked up at SEA thirty barrels OF
apples, the cargo of the Californian
which were thrown overheard. will be
summoned bsfors the custom house au-
thorities today, SO 1t 8 said. The apples
were of Canadian production and passed
through the custom house in bond. The
fisherman Will probably be forced to pay
a duty on them II be sells them In Port
land or In the United Statas.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
FROM BUTLER.

London, March 3.-The Queen today
received the following despatch from
Gen. Butler:
1.-THE troops much appreciate Your
Majesty's kind telegram. Your Majesty
cannot know how much your sympathy
has helped to inspire them"
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
BEST OF ALL

To cleanse the system In . gentle and
truly beneficial manner. when the
Springtims comes, use the true and per-
feet remedy, syrup Of Figs. Buy the gem
uine Manufactured By the Califoruia
Mig Syrup Co. only. and for sale by all
druggists, at 30 cents Per bottle. a.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
YARMOUTH.

Mr.. Howard Bennett, who was Injured
by the premature discharge of . gun In
use In an amateur drama held Friday ut
Masonic hall, was taken TO the Maine Eye
and Ear InArmary Saturday for treat
meat. His face though badly filled with
powder will not probably be vary badly
distgured as a result Of the accident.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
STEAMERS FOATED.

New York, March S.-Stesmers La
Normandis and Pennsylvania which
grounded In the lower harbor today
were later Heated without damage.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
HEAVY KER SEYS.

For Tailor-made Suits. Five new
spring tints, make nice fits, SO inch,
Sl.j0
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
ENGLAND CHECKED
SuiTINCs.

Very tart stuff, quite heavy, nice
for street or journeying dresses.
The colors are black with gray, old
blue with black, navy blue with
white, brown with old-blue, black
with white, 48 inches wide,
Si.5O
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05

The polls open at eight O'CLOCK ana
close at five O'Clock p. m. Voc ~ early
In the day as possible.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
WoopBlNE REBEKAH LODGE.

After the regular business meeting of
woodbire Rebakah lodge Saturday night
the following musical and literary pro-
aramms was rendered:
Climb Swinging, Prof g.. X. Lee
VoosI Solo, Mr.. Harry Kinds
Reading. Miss Pearl Marsron
Violin ard Piano,
Miss Edna and Bostsr Morrison
Vocal Solo,
Mas Marguerite Gallagher
Cake Walk, Master p. j. Quinn
Reading, Mr.. Harry Hlnds
zach number was finely rendered and
he artily sncored, ths readings of Miss
.. earl Mrrston being especiaily pleasing.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
cAMEL's HAIR sUITiNc.

Very conspicuous among the new
Springle,s. We have several grades,
IS to 81 inches,
sL00, SIPS, s1.50
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
sATIN-WHIP.cOR D.
Si.5O

Unlike any previous kind, softer,
finer, but firm, mirror lustre, Is
inches, $3.50
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
ENGLISH CHEvIoTs.

In shades of navy, much used dur
ing the spring and summer months.
Will not fade with salt sea air, or
perspiration, or sun.
s1.00. LES 1.50, 10, 200
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
stops the Cough
md work off the Cod.

Laxative Bronco uinine Tablets cure q cold
III one day. No cure No Pay. Price go.
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
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IRISH FRIEZ { s.

Allied to the Homespun family, as
serviceable as any of them. 80 inch,
S1.00
The Portland daily press., 1900-03-05
SCOTCH SUITINc s.

"Listen to the Bag-pipes;' all
sorts of colors tumbled into the
looms and woven into charming COM
binations; great wearers, make nice
skirts to wear with shirt waists,
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