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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-24
.bEsAEvED EY BE IS
Thorsands Eec-nd Upon Honol llu il
Search of Sweet Things.

There seems to have been an Invasion
of bees in Honolulu during the last few
days and each day 1t appears that the
tile pests are on the increase. At all of
the drug stores. candy stores and every
place where a bee would be at all likely
- be they are sure to be found.
Inasmucb as flowers at this time of
year are not over plentiful, 1t IL suppos
ed that the bees. wanting for good things
wherewith to manufacture honey. are out
In force looking for the material, and,
not being able to find II in the open, have
been forced to come within doors. and
have invaded the stores all over the city
much to the danger Of business men and
their customers. Wherever anything
sweet is to be found there are the bees
also. Thousands of them made the Hol-
lister Drug Company's store their head
quarters and had to be driven away with
buhach and other insect powders. Many
people have been stung by the bees, and
IN some places II Is still unsafe 70 ven
tire Gnprepared. Hart & Co. and Ben
son, Smith & Co. had pretty good taste
OF the scourge, as well.
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QUEEN HOTEL IS
IN BAD CONDITION
sanitary Improvements Must
Be Made in the Near
Future.

w. Il. Azbill was given permission
by the Board OF Health yesterday to
conduct the Queen Hotel for three
months longer before being compelled
TO make certain sanitary improve
ments In the buildings and cottages
adjoining. The condition Of the plumb
ing was shown to be very bad.
MIR. Azbil! pleaded that the agent
refused to make the improvements.
and that as his lease only ran for
two years more. he did not feei able
to expend the $500 that would be re-
quired Executive officer Pratt told
the Board OF Health that within a few
months the improvements would have
to be made by law when the conn &C.
lions were made with the sewer. TAX
ing this into account Mr.. Azbill was
allowed three months more.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

HONOLULU SUGAR COMPANY
location OF principal place of business.
San Francisco. Cal Notice h hereby
xiven that at a meeting Of the board
4 directors. held on the 18TH day of
October. 1900. an assessment. No. 10. OF
nine Css) dollars per share. was isvied
upon the capital stock of the corpora
ton. payable Immediately In United
states gold coin 20 the secretary at the
,ffice Of the company No. go Market
street, san Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assess
nent shall remain unraic on the LIST
lay Of December. 1900. viii be deiin-
Iuent and advertised for sale at pub
lic auction, and unless payment u
made before. will be sold on Thursday.
the 2fth day OF December. 1900. TO pay
the delinquent assessment. together
with the costs % advertising and ex-
penses Of sale.
Secretary Of Honoluiu Sugar Co
Onfce located at No. 227 Market
street. san Francisco. Cal
Assessments may be paid to w. o.
irwin A. 60. Ltd. not later than No
e'"G 'ss,"Nov ]. 10 H. %. Dec. 1.
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DEATH OF MRS. oLIvEtRA.
Funeral Took Place On Thursday
From Catholic Cathedral

The funeral Of Mrs. Benito c. Olivei-
ra. only daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hennriquetta T. Marshall. took place
on Thursday last at 4 o'clock in the af-
ternoon from the Catholic Cathedral.
The church was very fittingly decor
ated and the service was most impress
sive. The customary ceremonies were
performed By the officiating priest and
the body-~as inferred in the Catholic
Cemetery amid the lamentations Of
many friends for the deceased was be-
loved OF all who knew her.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. Louis
II. Medeiros. NJ. s. Botelho. Captain
Costa. NJ. Mochado. NJ. Fernandez and
John Leal.
The deceased had only been i'll for
three days and leaves a husband and a
little child.
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The past two days
especially desiring
aesta in dire distress
n his
Who
Invariably
The
which
believe that until favorable
s continues be the active the
big ,plurse Eva
yss.days
OF dfrom5 NJ
Isas ~ asked Khe, has declined there being
A
poSa 'S's II called NOV Ja Ras The next assessment
penshans ap and pay s BLOCK
Cndk Paanhau onoms Knanea or in
any OF the stocks listed Francisco
KONA
of
were snS % % ITs' n Th the total number Of shares
Of discussing
issue
able to
already disposed e @ fo
plantation
year meeting 'A
ANNUAL MEETINGS PLANTATIONS
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
w1ai seuIsurs meeting Will be held Wednesday November
called the
Of
OF Mover
the
building
original
any, s,
and the found the about
sss $ % Sans VIII i S Ss business " addition " this building
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C0PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned, S. I. Shaw. Samua
Nowlein and j. s. Canario, the tw
former residing In Honolulu, Is and o
Oahu, and the latter in Hiio, 1 la
Hawaii. have entered into copartner
ship for the purpose of carrying on the
business of buying. selling and dealin
in all kinds of wines. beers and liquor
under the firm name of S. l. Shaw &
Co., their place of business being a
the corner Of King and Nuuanu streets
in said Honolulu. and on King stree
and on Front street. respectively. ir
Hilo, aforesaid.
Dated Honolulu. November 10. 1900.
S. /. SHAW,
SAMUEL NOWLEIN,
$40 ]. s. CANARIO.
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H,zzonner Melted.

Tesla is rejoicing. The fat Falstaff
of the Independent Is filled with glee.
Another man has been reproved for go
ing coatless. Edmund Hart. a clerk,
was In Hizzonner's business place yes
terday In the courthouse when ne was
almost snatched baldheaded for leav-
ing his coat on the piano In his home.
Hart was detected by Hizzonner and
fined $500. He dug up but HIzzonner
melted after a glass OF Hunyadi water
and RENTED the fine.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

HONOLULU PLANTATION COM
pany. location OF principal place of
business, San Francisco. Cal Notice
~ hereby given that at a meeting OF
the board OF directors. held on the 18th
lay % October. 1900 an assessment.
No. 2, % one ts1) dollar per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation. payable Immediately In
United states gold coin. to the secre-
tary at the office Of the company. No.
20 Market street. san Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assess
nent shall remain unpaid on the 1st
day of December. 1900. will be delin-
luert and advertised for sale at public
auction. and unless payment Is made
before will be sold on Thursday. the
ifth day OF December. 1900. to pay thu
delinquent assessment. together with
he costs of advertising and expense
.of ale.
80 r.. o.. SHELDON.
secrwary ~ Honolulu Plantation
Company.
Ofiice located at No. a27 Market
street. San Francisco, Cal.
Assessments may be paid to w. q.
irwin a Co. Ltd. not later than No
ss5GSov. a. 10. n. "a. Dec.
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q ron CANNED COOK
~ A .,.,,stt MEATS. BEEF,
I" grrrpS ETC.


.a,s ~ ne bp''Iu '' -
s,.,lulu. o. r., Nov. i'th' 1900
.m b. received az the of
'sg.. rsart NJ Health up to IL
y 4 w -. wednesday. November
- y. e,rr .bIuE the Leper set
- ~, canned Cooked Fresh
80 81 Mutton. etc. for the
~ ..,sn months ending June
y W .o..l should be FOR Canned
- r'.,b Mauts. Beef. Mutton,
y y. and two pound cans 70 be
,IfbIo two months % the
~ ,bs contractor receives an
=, mo sooIs and the order TOT
FwgDb. fur a. specified guam
moo pounds Of Canned
s.b Meats. Beef OF Mutton.
80 100 d. tu make the delivery
Inland steamers. -.
- shugld be accompanied
49,. of thc goods on which the
So and endorsed on the out
.v,o,osal for Canned Meats"
s,,,a does not bind itself to ac-
=. l,west Or any proposal.
CHAs. WILCOX,
secretary Board % Health
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.,mArroN REGARDING THE
wyRnENT OF THE DEAD
THE DISTRICT on
HONOLULU.

sr.. that there having BEEN no
J. SPARED for burial % the dead
'.wrrd by law at the expiration Of
sod Get October lat, 1900. and an
80 of time having been granted
h. special burial permit until
49, a. prescribed by law should
sable. and now that such feast
.,nrements are an accomplished
.srctore
npd. That no permit for inter-
nail be- granted within the city
wrspt TO those already possess
sfisi plots
regulation shall go into effect
MI AFTER The FIRST day % Janu-
! IA y roi
g. n. WOOD.
President Board Of Health.
wslulu Nov 7. 1900. b5o7
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Sues for Damages.

a suit for $4,000 damages for libel
was brought against the Robert Gr.eve
Publishing Company of this city, by
w. ]. Coelho. the necessary papers be-
ing filed yesterday. The alleged libel
is an editorial published in The Homo
lulu Republican on November 7th.
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EXECUTIVES NOTICE

. p,.idrnt having proclaimed
~ November 18th, a day OF Ma
:. rSankssiylng. the Governor di-
-s,l notice be given that all pub
,.lll b. closed on that day.
HENRY ~. COOPER.
SECRETARY ~ the Territory.
,.,a honolulu. November 20. 1900.
s5i0
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NOTICE

~ u ' ~ ~ GOODS ARE RE
~ So. promptly upon tbs arr
\ y rnt.. Any gpoda not call
MA ~ '.r'F .olght hours after
~ 49,. ? s'Htmer win BE- stored
vs. 4, !. r'nouss oppoaite the
~ 4 y W..l.s steamship Com
vas 'flie charge % twenty
~ WI 'eb1ro per day. or 81
Aiui -. .l1d" Any goods held
" ,d,... 'nihs win be sol < az auc-
VII rf1go chargea
eN sTEAMsHfP CO.
saal
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ANNUAL MEETING.

THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Maui sugar Co.
LID. will be held Mt the office OF Wing
Wo Chan a Co. Nuuanu street, on sat
urday. November "a. 1900. at IL o'clock
T. KAT POO.
k-os Secretary
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Another Insurance Suit.

Hop Hing & Co. have brought suit
against the North German Insurance
Company for $1,000 for losses incurred
In the destruction Of Chinatown last
January.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
wArAruA AGRICULTURAL COM
PANY. LTD.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
,narehoIders Of the waialua Agricul-
,urai Co, Ltd. win be held at the
ecorns ~ the Chamber OF Commerce IN
uonoluiu. on wednesday. November
- 49, r.. n. TENNEY.
SECRETARY waisiua Agricultural Co
Ltd. sao
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ANNUAL MEETING.

ooKALA SUGAR PLANTATION
COMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
OF the above company VIII
no held al the Office Of G. Brewer "
Co, Ltd, IN Honolulu on "Wednesday
November ~. 1900. at 10 a. m.
r.. r. BISHOP.
Secretary.
Dated Honolulu. November 20. 1880.
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NOTICE.

LAU YIN AND LAU TONG give no.
tice that they have been legally ap
pointed attorneys in fact for Lau Ian.
of Hongkong, heir of the late Lau
Chong, and that they have full power
of attorney to this effect issued AT
Hongkong.
LAU YIN.
$40 LAU TONG.
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'slfo . hsreby giycn that the fol-
sns rob- and regulation has been
~ and mads a pert - the Regula-
- hF Hask and Passenger Vehicles.
tsA Every licensed driver Of an
nanoblIs ,hall have a silver metal
h badre with hls number pialniy
~ ~ a. AZ per sample at the Po-
sallon House said badge 10 be
n % a. Io b. distinctly seen on the
y d no CAP u each driver. Cro In
, mliofmlly these badges viii be
slsAsd a the ststlon Houac at cost
~
j. A. McCANDLESS.
Superintendent u Public Works
W. Works Once. Honolulu. Mo-
',,s ~ 100 SOC
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m'shYuE SUGAR COMPANY, LID.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the tenth assessment OF 10 per cent
W. 90 per share). levied on the assess
able stock OF the McBryde Sugar Co..
Ltd. n due on December I. 1900. and
Will be delinquent on December rs. 1890.
stockholders Will please make prompt
payment at the office Of Messrs. Theo.
n. Davies n Co.. Ltd
r. M. swANZY,
Treasurer McBryde Sugar Co, Ltd.
5000
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ANNUAL MEETING.
WA pt.ANTArloN COMPANY.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
shareholdera OF the Eva Plantation
Company will be held ut the rooms OF
the Chamber OF Commerce I'm Honolu-
Iu. on wednesday. November -. EVo
~ ~ ". u. TENNEY.
sToo Secretary Eva Plantation Co.
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KAHULUl r r. CO. NOTICE

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THU
stockholders of the Kahului Railroa
Company Is called for Wednesday, No
vember 2S, 1900, at 10 a. M, at the of
flee of Alexander & Baldwin, Ltd, t.,
consider an amendment to the bylaw
and any other business that may com.
before the meeting. 7
W. r. CASTLE.
Secretary Kahului r. r. Co
Honolulu, November Is. 1906. 5703
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NOTICE

HUNTING. SHOOTING, OR THE
carrying of firearms on any of the lands
owned or leased by the Dowsett Com
pany, Ltd, Is absolutely forbidden.
Tresspassers will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
B. F. DILLINGHAM;,
5Ie9 Manager.
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WAIMEA SUGAR MILL co

THE BOOKS OF THIS COMPANY
VIII be closed To transfers from AZ "a
day. Novembsr IS. 1900. to Friday. Mo-
vember 30. 1900. inclusive.
- w. A. BOWEN.
''ii Treasurer
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fuuAGEEs NOTICE OF fNTEN.
toS on FORECLOSURE AND
EsALE
WIZ " HEREBY GIVEN THAT
VA, 'u The power of sale contain
sna' certain mortgage dattd May
~ madH by MARY A. Ak OF
sea lsHrd of oahu. mortxagor
II ~ Al.LEN doing business under
wv nuing N Allen a Robinson OF
asooll.u nwrl gage. and record.
Wv ~, tifY ~ CuuveyanCes IN
wv m Ilpat lp un pages $50 20
A'l N.flgiHpe Intends 20 fore
w 500 murtEage Cor condition
- u Nlt The non payment OF
~ and interest when due.
ss 10 likewise given that the
II ~ conveyed ~ said mortgage
- no ~ public auction at the
IL. rpoms ~ James y. Morgan.
Htept honolulu. on Saturday,
''nost "a 1000.
At % O'CLOCK NooN.
\, Hoperiy covered by said mort.
=. insists N All ~ those premises
~ ~ Nallhi korq. Island Of
! s...nF portion a the premises
h Royal Patent No. s5ss
''ail'sslon Award No. iOfes 20
-. onunded aud described as fol.
- - slnnlns at a point on the
~, ~ kumehameha Nv Road.
\ 80, u.tlh from the Junction Of
D., - ahd khmehameha Nv Road
.gt ..e lnd thence running:
-. east i26 feet along said
ig. .asha Nv Road. thence
-. /" vest 200 feet along ac-
~ s ,,.on r1ad thence
~ y. " vest. 80 feet. thence
-. y. N east. 202 feet To Kane
~ ~ Road. the place ~ begin
-, a,,'ln.Ns Sc (nfty-slx hun
H., y en- acre more or less.
WIN al improvements
-. W. n, thp privileges and appur-
M'reuoto belonging
~, A.. s. e. ALLEN,
at9..n' under the hrm name
" tohiuson. mortgage.
~ ash. United States gold
h,., AZ pypanse Of purchaser.
$50 !, PARTICULARS apply 20
Hnses '''Niey attorneys for the
W Honolulu October &c. 1900.
lf,g
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NJ AUTHORITY.
rrfcr ~ aNr'iSEHs'

pcoy will b. taken in and
~ 30 w. ,,,, SOW uuoy with stan
70 o. AcCANpLEss.
~ siit
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HAMAKUA MILL co.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Hamakua Mil Company will be he d
at the office of Theo. H. Davies & Co
Ltd, on Friday, November So 1900,
10 o'clock.
T. c. DAVIES,
oilu Score ary.
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NOTICE.

+ THE STOCKBOoKs OF THE HA
waiian Sugar Company will be close
to transfers from Monday, Novembei
20. to Friday. November 80, both in
elusive.
w. l.. HOPPER,
$40 Secretary.
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Book ana job worn IN IN. uigh.ei arr
sxecuted 81 short ootiee. af the ga
ZETTB e6ice
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Corporation Notices.
LAUPAHOEHUE SUGAR CO

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Sugar Company will be
held at the office of Theo. H. Davies q
Co., Ltd, on Friday. November 80. 1900,
At O'Clock
J.. c. COOK.
$40 Secretary
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rHE HAWAIIAN AGRICULTURAL
COMPANY.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the stockbooks OF the Hawaiian Agri-
cultural Company win be closed TO
transfers from the 2sth TO the goth In
stants. inclusive.
GEORGE II. ROBERTSON.
pm Treasurer II. A Co
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WAIAKEA MILL co.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Waiakea Mill Company win be held al
the office of Theo. H. Davies & Co.
Ltd. on Friday, November 80, 1900, at
IL O'Clock
w. II. BAIRD,
$40 Secretary
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NOTICE..

DIR. ]. H. RAYMOND HAS RESIJM
ed practice at the residence now occu-
pied by Dr.. W. ]. Galbralth. Office
hours, 10 to IL only. Office telephone.
204; residence telephone, Blue 394.
5709
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NOTICE

DIR. NJ. E. GRosSMAN's OFFICE
will be closed for few weeks during
his absence from the Islands. $685.
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me DAILY ADvrRTrsER 3 1e,rvered
% any part of the eisv fer " sssss>
month
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ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING

TIE ADJOURNED ANStrAr.
MEETING OF stockholders OF tn Y ~
sugar Company will BE- held 81,
sa,uruay. November 2tth, at 10 a M
NJ the ONCE % Mcchesney 4 sons
-. +. O. WHITE
e'ii sec'y Kona Sugar 60
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fnuAGEEs NOTICE OF fNTEN.
tQS on FORECLOSURE AND
" SALE
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NOTICE TO OlAA STOCK
HOLDERS.

THE b. F. DILLINGHAM; CO, Ltd.
having taken the agency of the OLA
SUGAR CO., LTD, all ASSESSMENTS
que on the stock of that company are
now payable at the Office of said TIL
b. F. Dillingham; Co., Ltd, and all
transfers OF stock will be made throug
that office.
]. p. COOKE,
Treasurer Olaa Sugar Co., Ltd
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1900. Sos
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$40
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s7os
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third cash; balance.
onethird in one year; balance in two
years. ~ per cent interest on deferred
payments.
The limit CT reserve price being $3.50
This is an exceptional opportunity and
should be considered
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At my salesroom, corner Alakea and
Merchant streets, 1 will offer for sale
at auction, that magnificent
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ISLAND REPUBLICANlSM.

The lately organized Republican
club may be packed" at its next
meeting and the name changed to the
Republican party" A conspiracy Of
that kind is afoot Evidently some
one is anxious to get the right to use
a name that might be made lever at
Washington in the matter OF Territor-
ial appointments. We can imagine no
other cause for the scheming that
would now form a Republican party
here with a haste which practically
excludes from the work OF organiza-
ton Republicans from the other Isl
ands of the group and from beyond the
quarantine lines of this Island. Such
party" would be incomplete, unrep-
resentative, unauthorized and imperti-
nent. As we'll organize a few village
pawnbrokers and call them the Nation
al Bankers Association or an Ancient
Order of Hibernians and call IL an
Irish Republic. as TO pack a minor po-
litical club in Honolulu with water
LEOul WOElulcS <tuu Whal - NoAhNcHoN
ent of the Advertiser calls 'job-chas-
ers," and name 1t "the Republican
Party of Hawaii" The whole scheme.
as we have pointed out before is pre-
posterous.
There will be a Republican party
formed In the regular way soon after
Hawaii obtains. through the passage OF
the Territorial bill. a right to call IT
self American; party acting in accord
with the organizing methods OF the
Republican National Committee; form
ed by men who pledge themselves to
Republican doctrines; a result OF invi-
tation and opportunity given to the
Republicans OF each and every Ha-
waiian Island; a party withal, in which
the majority will rule. This Is the
only kind OF a Republican party that
can live in Hawaii, and IL will be one,
we are sure, to enlist the Jealous aid
OF the best friends OF good govern
ment.
In the meantime IL the machine
tricksters manage to vest a ward club
with the dignified appellation Of 'the
Republican party" they will merely
succeed in initiating the three tailors
Of Tooley street who thought they
were the people OF England. Republic
cans, when the proper time comes. will
act as if they had never heard Of them.
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LIQUOR AND GERMS.

The Star wonders why SO much
liquor of fancy b rands and cost was
needed by the plague-fighters. The
innocence Of the Star surprises US.
Does 1t not know that 1t was necessary
to locate the foods and drinks most ia
vorable to the nourishing and propaga-
ton of bubonic germs and list them as
a warning to the public? Having
heard that Honeysuckle gin and Green
River whisky contained snakes what
was more natural and becoming in the
detention camp psychologists than to
expert them for plague microbes? Was
1t wrong to do the thing thoroughly?
We should say not! With a really no
BILE industry and zeal these al fresco
scientists tackled the job and followed
1t up so long as suspected drop was
left in the barrel or the demijohn. To
make assurance doubly sure, the Hon
eysuckle gin and Green River whisky
were tested In abstruse combinations.
For example, a culture was made of
Green River whisky with Just a dash
of Angostura, a soupcon of Yarmouth.
a large tablespoonful Of pulverized
sugar and a few drops of lime juice.
This was tested scientifically both with
ice and without; and though various
vertebratal and quadrumanous things
were found no plague germs were dis
covered. Experiments were also made
with A. b. c. beer, Palm Tree gin and
Zinfandel. Each was administered in
alternate doses night and day without
the aid of the hypodermic needle, and
although a patients temperature occa-
sionally rose to 160, while his eyes
were CLASSY and cerebral buboes rapid
ly developed, the ultimate diagnosis
though sometimes confused by persist
ent signs of headache and nausea-was
mo plague" We submit to the Star
that the scientific knowledge thus
gained was worth the paltry thousands
that 1t cost.