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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-12
Spoiline lao Valley.

The Maui News protests against the
DETACHMENT and denudation Of the IA
nous lao valley by cattle, and wants
the Government to declare 1t a public
mark. "In many places" says the
News, where six months ago the tall
ferns and luxuriant foliage made fit
setting for the Yosemite of Maui. there
are now nothing but miry cattle trails
and the ground Is grazed bare. Inc
young foliage Is being destroyed and
il this continues our beautiful valley
will In time resemble an Arizona ar
royo."
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Sunday continues to live up to its
reputation as a day on which plague
cases are wont to occur. Another case
of plague was discovered yesterday
morning in a cottage among some Chi
tsseSs bles on the JEilei road, waSai
side Of the Oahu NprjsQp, 60. -.
About 10 o'clock in the morning 15f'
Miner was summoned TO see An Jan,
male Chinaman, 20 years old. He
found the maa on the road leading 10
the slaughter house In the cottage
above described. examined him and
came to the conclusion that the case
was a very suspicious one, and report
ed 1t Immediately TO the Board OF
Health.
BY noon All Jan had been removed
to the pesthouse and shortly afterward
DIR. Wood and DR.. Hoffman, examin-
ed the patient. Although DR.. Hoff-
mann stated at that time that he was
not prepared to say that it was case
of plague, subsequent statements made
by both DR.. Hoffman, and DR.. Wood
make II almost certain that the case is
one of plague. All Jan is in a very ex-
eitable condition, his temperature
ranging from lO3 to 1O4; he has been
given an injection OF serum and Is on
ly partially conscious.
AS soon as the case was discovered
i A.. ha
premises from which Ah Jan was TAX
en-.
These premises are on the left-hand
side OF the road going towards tne
slaughter house, oniy a few hundred
yards beyond the jan. The buildings
for the most part are inhabited by ha-
waiians; Chinese stables are included
in the lot and it was one or the en-
p1oyes OF these stables who was taken
10 the pesthouse.
An Jan nyed in cottage close "a
I the stables, with his family; a few 9th
er Cinnamon live on the premises; sew
en- or eight buildings are included In
the area placed under guard. All ol
the inhabitants, numbering about fifty
are, with two or three exceptions, he'd
in the place under guard. Many WON.
en- and children are among the num.
Der; the women are much excited over
the condition of affairs. Near,y al
the people go around without shoes
and at a late hour last night many o.
them were still walking Up and dowr
inside the line of guards; some pro
testing, some wailing and the majority
minus any covering on their feet
Louis Toussants place Immediately
adjoins the infected property.
1t is said that All Jan had been sicl
for some time past, and that hi
friends were hiding the case from th'
authorities; however, when DR.. Nine
arrived on the scene yesterday morn
ing All Jan was sitting up In a chaiI
waiting for him.
There was considerable discussion
among people around health headquar
ters yesterday as 20 whether DIR. Nine
would receive the 800 reward Offered
by the Board OF Health for the repor
Of genuine cases Of plague. This is th'
first case since the reward was Offered
and much interest Is manifested. Their
seems to be some doubt whether ply
sicians are included among those ell
gib,e to receive the reward.
IL was thought yesterday morning
that there were two suspicious casei
Of sickness besides the above. on
turned out to be a case OF delirium tre
mems in a very violent form aud thi
other proved to be nothing az all. d.
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y To I9aNl 0ftlNs NUNI..
s. NJ. BALLOU, Secretary
Honolulu. March 11th. 100.


Citizens Sanitary COMMITTEES.
Gentlemen: Sub-inspector N. Lacus-
Ia (Hackfeld & Coz reports Louis Boss
as having been absent from his place
Of employment, working on Hack eld'E
new building" for past three days The
foreman OF the work, Mr.. Harrison, re-
ported 10 Mr.. Lacusta that Mr.. Boss
had been until recently living In Ke-
walo near Harrison's stables. but that
he had left and gone elsewhere In
quiry has been made OF his fellow
workmen as to his present where
abouts. but no trace can be found. IL
is reported by some OF them that Ar.
Boss. s.waGgiling at-the-t, ms.he I. DoD
that he has disappeared so completely.
fsel that his symptoms were very gus
picious of plague.
Very respectfully.
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JailOr Henry,s Statement.

During yesterday evening while
everybody concerned was doing their
best to keep abreast OF events, the fol-
lowing statement OF William Henry.
Tailor at the Oahu prison. set the au-
thorlties moving In new direction In
the care Of All Jan:
This boy. All Jan. is about rs OF 16
years OF age; he 5as seen on Saturday
about half past four I'm the a ternoon,
washing carriages in the stables direct
ly opposite the place from which he
was afterwards removed. He had al
ways been in the habit OF going across
10 these stables from the house Ina
which he lived. He had been there
gambling. There are some three or
four persons away from this place
where the boy was taken from. ] have
the names OF these parties.
II would advise putting these other
stables In quarantine on Account OF
this boy having been there. Several
Hawaiisns had previously heen order
ed out OF these premises and were token
20 Punchbowl relief camp. have their
names.
"I would urge the Board % Hath
to place these othe- stables IN drar-
artira thev are fued with japanese
prostitutes and Chinese"
Immediate Action Taken.
Private Secretary Hendry who was
in charge OF the headquarters OF the
health department yesterday. sent the
above statement by special me senger
TO DR.. Wood and in a very little while
received In return the instructions OF
the President OF the Board. on the
matter.
Board OF Health ofhcer Fox was no
titled and was on hard in short time.
He rounded up guards-five OF them
and securing hacks hastened 10 lwilei
TO surround the stables opposite the
place from which All Jan was taken.
An Advertiser reporter went a'ong ara
viewed the premises quaranuned
earlier in the d7y as well as ne Stables
and other buildings across the street
which were considered suspicious ana
IdanFerors on 'ccount OF the Tact that
All Ian had been visiting and working
in them.
II was about o'clock In the evening
when Officer Fox and his guards az
rived at the stables. Fox hrst threw
of-f hts guards around the lot contain
inc Chinese stables. lodg'ng houses.
cottages. etc. opposite the block from
which All Jan was taken: he placed
six men on guard, taking one from
across the road 10 add 10 the number
he had brought from town. Several
HawaIians stading in the road IN 'front.'
on the susre~ted premires we ordered
inside and one or two Chinamen VINO
belonged there. but who were evident
" srxinus 70 get away. wee h"st'ed
/ inside tho lines bv the wat"hf'' Fox'
u1uch 20 their extreme disgust TIE IN
/ habitants OF the locality were taken
comrletely by surprise and hemmed IN
! before they knew that their homes were
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
MUSIC.

COOKS MUSIC sCHooL.-Love Bldg,
Fort ST.; Piano, Voice Culture, Sing
ing and Harmony; especial attention
paid to touch, muscular control and
musical analysis.
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Jobe attended the case OF DRINK. ho
had to go up Manoa valley 10 mud his
patent sam Kuaole was the man.
kuaole Is an Hawaiian. ~ years old.
MS sickness was first reported by
M4hlster cooper. The sick man Was
~ most helpless condition, was I'M
conscious and puEe almost unnotIce-
SDie' Inc other supposed suspicious
Sase proved no case; IL wac reported
~ AMY 'ti
Three slIssIng suspects.
The following communications w,et.
received at the Board Of Health yea-
terday, concerning persons misslnr nm
der suspicious circumstances.
Board OF Health.
Gentlemen: Our inspeetors ,oa.v
report two persons missing under sn.-
plcious circumstances. Toe uors i'm.
portant case is detailed on The snneT-
ed report Of j. @. Pratt. and Ne have
notihed w. Il. Fisher OF the dlstrict
Where the man lives His foreman re-
porls that he comp p.ained OF inmps nn-
der his arms.
The other case Is the following ~
port from Henry Peters (sub-inspector
apanas, under c. l. Crabbe. inspector
district 10:
An Hong, cook for II. c. Pangpr.
was not feeling well the last two dave.
and this morning he left the house:
supposed TO have gone TO a Chinese
store corner Hotel and Union street.
In this case also we have notified
the other Inspector (F. J. Cross). but
we report these TO you In case you
wish TO take any Independent action
in trying TO find the men.
CITIZENS SAN. COM.
s. NJ. BALLOU, Secretary.
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HONOLULU,

chants Patrol, with an assistant, shot
at them and scared them from their
search for booty.
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CHAs. v. z. DOVE, C.E.-Surveyor
and Civil Engineer; Office Campbell
block. upstairs (next to Bishop q Co.
BANK p. o. box 421; orders taken
tor typewriting.
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The Advertiser is delivered to any
part OF the city for IS cents per month.
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TOWARD q TRAIN, Archttocta.-
Suite 2. Model Block, Fort St.
TeL 9ee.
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OPTICIANS.

5. f. LUCAS.-LoYe Bldg, Fort St.,
upstairs; carries a full line Of ALL
KINDS OF GLASSES from the
CHEAPEST to the BEST. Free ex-
animation OF the eyes.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. B. F. McCALL.-Latest designs
In Tailor-Made Evening. Dinner
Gowns, and Wedding Trousse8u, 70
Beretania St.
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ARCHITECTS.

,EARDSLEE a PAGE. Architects and
Builders.-Ofce Rooms "a. Airing
Ton Annex. Honolulu. II. l.; sketches
and correct estimates furnished a.
short notice; Tel. 229; P. o. box 77S
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ENGINEERS.

CATION. NELL q CO., LTD.-Engi-
aeers. Electricians and Boilermak-
srS. Honolulu.
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ANNIS MONTAGUE TURNER.-Vocal
Studio, "Mignon," 720 Beretania St
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NlG T. PATY.-Contractor and Build.
~r. Store and office fitting; brick.
wood OF stone building; shop Palace
Walk; residence Wilder Ave, near
Eewalo
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DR.. A. G. POSEY.-Specialist for Eye
Ear, Throat and Nose Diseases and
Catarrb; Masonic Temple; hours 9 tc
IL q. NJ, 1 to 4 and Z to 8 .. N.
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CONTINUED on Page 81
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SILVA.-Agent to take acknowledg
ments to instruments, district Of Ko-
ma, Oahu; at ". Q. Achi's once,
King St., neaT Nuuanu.
TOURISTS GUIDE THROUGH HA-
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02

helm, declares his position on the ques-
tion OF reform in the articles Of union be-
tween Sweden and Norway, and gives It
as his opinion that the granting bySwed-
en- of the Norwegian demand for q sepa-
rate minister of foreign affairs for Nor
way would be equivalent to a dlssolu-
tion of the union
Unity" said Herr Lagerheim. lin all
that concerns the relations Of the two
countries with foreign powers and po-
tentates Is not only a state in fact, but
one grounded I'm law.
"By common agreement between the
two countries any change may be made
I'm the existing union. but without mu-
tua I consent there can be no change
This applies to both countries.
Norway has not succeeded in con-
vinclng Sweden OF the necessity or even
desirabIlity OF separate corps or sepa-
rate minister OF foreign affairs or any
revolutionizing reform with regard to the
existing unity In consular representa-
tion. I am convinced that the changes
asked for by Norway. II granted, would
be equivalent to dissolution of the un-
ion"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02

WASHINGTON. FEB. i.-Goveruot
Taylors communication 10 President Nc
Ntnley Is In it's nature a memorial 1t
goes at great length into the situation In
Kentucky, making an explanation OF the
conditions there, There Is reason 10 he
lieve that a specific request for the i'm
mediate presence OF federal troops Is not
made. No action OF any kind has been
taken on Governor Tayior's memorial and
IL can be positively stated talk up 20 MD
nlght no decision whatever with reference
90 Il h8d been reached
The president Is IN communication with
Governor Taylor and Il is possible that
some statement regarding their cores
pondence may he made public later, This
WIZ depend largely ON whether such a
statement would tend, ip President Nc
( Kinley's opinion, TO alay public excite
mont rhe memorial from Governor Tay
lor could not be obtained al the white
house when its receipt would not even
I be admitted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02

OTTAWA. ONT FEB. t.-,Parliament.
IN session here. promises TO prove a re-
cord breaker for election campaign pur-
poses. There So no serious intention OF
taking public legislation Of hrst inn
portance TO any extent worth feeling dis
tressed about. The government will have
with the country on the question OF
troops FOR South Africa and get rs vote
put through for carrying on the public
service for another year,
The estimates from the various depart
ments of state have engaged the atten-
ton OF the cabinet az the recent council
meetings ana they are by th:s timeApret-
ty well disposed Of as well as the lead
ing paragraphs for the speech @rom The
throne 90 be delivered al the opening Of
parliament ~ Is the custom / Canada, as
in england. Tor each cabinet minister TO
frame a paragraph for the speech from
the throne. dealing with matters con-
nected with the department of state over
which ae presldes. 20 which the cabinet
that reference shall be made in the
speech
TO AN outsider it might appear that the
government. had done SO We'll for the em-
pre In regard 10 the contmgents for
South Afrioa as 60 dsarm criticism.
Such ndgh, ,e the case were h not for
the break OF Che minister % public works
the Hon J. Israel Tarte, in taking up sd
strong "a stand against the ac lon of his
colleagues n ordering the dispatch Of the
contingents without the sanction OF par
llamen Ms rarte may qualify his 20.
'sition when The issue comes 40 IN th'
house by the statement that hts obiec
tion was taken in the rst instance whes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02

WASHINGTON, FEB. 1.-The COM
paratlve statement of the government
receipts and expenditures issued today
shows that for the month OF January
1900 the receipts from all sources
amounted to 4s,021 1854. against $41,774,-
$50 for January 1899. The expenditures
during the last month aggreg gated $39
1s9,O96. against $5l ,122,77O for Januars
1899, leaving a surplus last month OF
SS,S23.06S The receipts last month rom
the several sources of revenue together
with the increase as compared with
January. 1899, are given as follows
Customs. 22,O94 279; increase. $4,000
Internal revenue, s22, ,779 $50; increase,
$2.OOO.OOO
Miscellaneous. s3.1SS,O29 increase.
1897 900.
The expenditures during THE month
are given as follows:
Civil and miscellaneous, s11 .036, 779;
decrease. 81, ,222, 900.
War department, s9,352, 1923; decrease,
80, 800, 900.
Navy department, S5.Sl6.6s1; increase,
800. 900.
Indians, $947, ,113: decrease, 1850.
Pensions, So ,525; increase, $6.50O.
Interest, 1852. .222; decrease. $4,000, 900.
Since July l. 1899. the receipts have
exceeded the expenditures by $29 $40, 900.
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To quit tobacco easily aud forever, DO mag,
netie, fun OF life. nerve and tigor, take No-TO-
Bac, the wonder worker. that makes weak men
strong AN druggists, SOC or VI. Cure guaran'
teed, noolxiot and sample free AdaEeaa
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago Or New York
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Little
Pirnples Turn
to Cancer.

Cancer often results from an Inn
purity in the blood, inherited from
generations back Few people are en-
tirely free from some faint in the blood
and IL is impossible to tell when II will
break out in the form Of dreaded Cam
Ger. What has appeared TO be a mere
pimple or scratch has developed into
the most malignant Cancer.
"t had q severe Cancer which was at nrst
only a few blOtches, that l thought would
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02

soon pass away. was
treated by several able
physicians, but In spite
of their efforts the Cam
Ger spread until my con-
dition became alarming.
After many months oe
treatment and growing
steadily 8 worse. l d q
ded to try y. 3. y.
which was so strongly
recommended. The nrst
bottle produced an I'm.
proVement. ! continued
the medicine, an d In
four months the last ut
tie scab dnOpped OF
Zen years have elapsed,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02

CHICAGO, FlEB. 1.-Terry McGovern
at Tattersalls tonight proved his Right to
the feather weight champion OF the world
by knocking out Eddie Santry, who
claimed the leadership Of the l22 pound
class by virtue OF a knockout OF Ben Jor-
dan OF England.
The knockout came tonight IN the fifth
round after a fierce mixup I'm which San
try did some clever work. but Terry was
too strong for the Chicago man and.
straightening Santry up with a short arm
jolt TO the stomach. landed left and right
70 the jaw In quick succession and Santry
fell TO the floor on his face. He got up
at the court OF ten. but was in such a
/ weakened condition that Referee George
Sller declared McGovern the winner 70
save Santry from further punishment, as
ne was staggering all over the ring and
would have been out with the next blow.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-02-02

s. $, 8. is for sale At the Eagle Drug
Store.
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CHRISTI ANIA. FEB. lin an interview
granted the Stockholm correspondent OF
Verden's Gang, the new Swedish-Norwe-
gian minister OF foreign AFFAIRS, Lager
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IL is dangerous Co experiment. with
Cancer. The disease is beyond the skill
OF physicians. s. s. s. is the only cure
because II Is the only remedy which
goes deep enough to reach Cancer
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05

sino que estA dispuesta d sufrir los mas
orueles suplicios antes de anexar su vi
da la del Municipio de Yauco donde
un pequeflo grupo dc advenedizos se
han propuesto haeer un gobierno propio
disponiendo de la voluntad y 6e los
intereses de sus convecinos para saciar
venganzas odios persoDales y polf-
ticos.
Guayauiila por gu estado de cultura
Y sus condolences economicas, no nece-
sta de tutelaa agenas lie basta la suya
propia la honradez de sus hombres
publicos.
Es un pueblo rico con Jurisdiction
hermosa. Sus servicios publicos estan
atendidos con esmero scual pues la ra-
z6n de su preteadida nulidad como mu-
nicipio autonomo? Esperamos que ell
gobierno general escuchara antes de re
solver scbre tan importante asunto de
vital inter6s para la vida de regiones
ricas J prosperas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05

ilustrado compatriota don Sergio Cue
vas Zequeira en- ell que colaboraran in
teligencias superiores del terruno.
Conatara de oeho psginas del tamafio
del extinguido oolega EI Ie1ritorio, J
ademas de la paFte polftica, pubiicara
una secoi6n en- ingles y una ampia in
formation de noticias universities.
Ha Usido nombrado agente en- esta
ciudad nuestro amigo don Vicente Ma
rfn, con quien deberan entenderse los
que deseen suscribirse, asf como los Sc
nores anunciantes, etc.
Cuesta la suscricitn, que solo Sc ad
mitiran por meses anticipates, un peso
provincial.
La lista de abonados en- esta ciudad
aloanza hasta hoy a cerea de 800 y pro
bablemente llegar& cubrirse una cente-
ma mas, sin esfaerzo algano.
N6tase entire nuestros eorreligionarios
deseos inmensos de yer cuanto antes la
apsricion de ese nuevo adalid de la SIM
p&tica csusa federal.
Deseamos al colega hermano larga y
prospera vida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-01-05

conoce, por ell desbaraiuste actual, qu'
en- Puerto Rico no alienta ell alma biep
aechora de las leyes americanas. Nj ei
la ley electoral, OIL en los reglamentos
de instruction pdblica-que son las GO
sas de mas bulto que aquf han hecho :
SO obserya Ell sentido PRACTICE de aque
gran pueblo. Y suerte que to1avfa te
nemos un gobernante tan ilustrado
impartial, como recto cumplidor de SUI
deberes.
ST fuesemos comentar de un modo
extenso las restrictivas opiniones que
anteceden, cabrfa demostrar aquf QUE
10 vale en- manera aIguna, fin de co
honestarlas, citar ell ejemplo de Ingla
terra para con sus colonias. porque ell
ooloso britanico adquirio las mismas en-
virtud de insaciables apetitos couquis
tadores, y muy otras y mas atlas SOP
las razones que proclamaron los E>tadoe
Unidos para cobiiar, con su libre ban
dera, las maltratadas colouias espafIofas.
Origenes tan diversos exigen procedi-
nientos no menos distintos pero no
queremos tratar de ESQ. Harto saben
los Legislatures americanos cuaI es su
deber eE este punto, no nos cumple
recordarselo hasta que no hablen los gu
cesos.
Nosotros no concedemos gran impor
tancia d los escritos del Neao York Press,
porque solo refejan ell criterio de un
periodico, no eli del sentir popular, nj
las ideas del Gobierno las Camaras
Tenemos tanta fe en- la virtualidad
lie las instituciones americanas en-
los sentimientos altruistas del pueblo
de Lincoln = Washington Ell favor de
Puerto Rico, que no creemos, no pode
mos Greer en- manera alguna abrigue ell
Grme prop6sito de renoVar entire nos
otros las tradiciones gubernativas de
EspafIa, contrariando asf 10 que de con-
sumo exlgen sus promesas, sus tradicio
les sus costumbres polfticas.
Nuestro optimismo no llega hasta
1ensar que han de concedernos de golpe
Z porrazo, poi decirlo asf, la plentiful
lei derecho polftico dentro de Is
Union americana pero nuestro pesi
nismo no llega hasta Ell punto de yer
q lontananzs una inferioridad econo |
MICA, una minorIdad polftica IN sis |
ema de repression que por ningdu con
epto meTecemos.
FL Partido Federal esta frme en- ga I
uesto de honor sin impaciencias, pero
on entusiasmo tan lejos de adoptar
ctitudes prematuras, como de entregar
g IN pernicioso aiormecimlento.
)entro de la ley y Ia sombra augusta
e la nueya patria hara-no 10 duden
uestros conoiudadanos 10 que pidan
a dignldad = ell bienestar del pueblo.
F6 = confianza.