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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05
Tup RIcE MARKET.

Advices from tho South as 20 the rice
market are 81 former tenor Generally Arm
conditions maintain. everything placed on
market promptly taken up All reports
from the respective rice growing sections
are encouraging and without some
untoward harvesting conditions super
vene. tho yield will show an increase
81 nearly nfiy per cent over the highest
ever obtained
The situation IN the Southwest indi-
Gates radical change IN the handling OF
the rrop. which ultimately should rebound
10 Inc benefit Of the planter When mill
ing facilities were limited an hiequite
supply Of rough was securahle on toll'
hut now under the consiantly increasing
number Of mills and the enlargement Or
Older plants. In many Instances "a con
siderable per cent. OF the running supply
has 10 be purchased This enables the
nl,r,er 20 make auick disposition 81 his
erop without waiting his turn a. the mill
and the oft-times disappointine delay IN
sale 81 The cleaned product; the compe-
.llon between the millcrs assuring me
highest current values u should also adj
vantage tho growth az large in that the
miller by purchasing, becomes vitality M
,erested Ia the outcome ana peftorc" com
pelled Co seek relative prices for ~" ole IN
"a in order 10 secure his working prch'
with cooperation among he'pian'ei7 a.d
co,npatf,ton above suggested among tho
millers proper value should De secured
ana the monetary results from the pres
emit crop exceed those OF any previous sea-
son. ,
cables and corresponding from abroad
ar. featureiess demand free, hui only
a. meet early require menis Prices are
arm AZ recent advance ana tho trena up-
ward as there seems 70 b. no prospect OF
49, Than shortened supply the next
,wetve months India continues its heavy
araft upon Burmah. Many Of The small e.
enters in the latter. parted with stock
under expectations Of further receipts and
such falling 20 arrive. are now seeking To-
cal supply IN adjoining markets.
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MoNEYAThe demand keeps fairly up
with tho supply
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - Market ~
weak. Commercial demand. fE3s. six
~ days i797s. ninety days. as.
france. Parts and Havre. sixty days.
22i- Swiss. sixty days SCI. Belgian
ses7.. marks. sixty days. eu.c. ninety
days % s-l6c
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Steady
banks are buying az S-is discount and SELL
ing as follows SIS and under. i0c pre-
MUM. s25 TO $50 l5c premium. 50 to 500.
zoe premium. 500 TO 5000 25c premium:
500 20 5000. par s1.0o0 and over. i-ls dis
count
sECVRTTTES-The r. but little doing
uow-money ruling close Quotations con
tinuc rather nominal
Stocks
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IsH-Mackerel. half-barrels. No. 1.
s. 30: No .. $50. No. 3. 500. Kite. No. J.
81 90. No 2 f25 No. g. Sc. Goldfish
i-pound bricks. 6iac. 2-pouud bricks. IT,.
Smoked herrings. per box 2oc. Dutch her
ring. ln kegs. 81 10. new mulleis. half
barrels. $50
SYRUP Market quiet; Georgia and
Florida syrup. buying a. 2sn3Dc, selling
1T 82a35c sugar house a. i0ui5c.
HONET-Fair demand. strained, IN bar
rcls. bSnc0c gallon.
High wine basis 81 20
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All trains depart the Plant system station
THRorGn CAR SERVICE ETC


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limited viii
aud Boston
Ssepng
Carsse meai
UNITED STATES NAIL Nesthued
NewYo
Also
through
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Georg
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

LIME. CALCIUM. PLASTER AND
CEMENT-Ala bams and Georgia lime IN
fair deman" and sell az 81 cents a barrel;
special calcined pfastef. 500 per barrel:
hair. fa5c. Hosedale cement 81 1gdi Is
carload lots. special. Portland cement re-
tail. t225 carload lots. g. 0OGi2 %
LUMBER r. o. y. VESSELS sAyAN-
NAH-Minimum. yard sizes SO 5Olfii o.:
car stills 81 60Qi3oo. different sizes. gl4O0
@is0o: ship stock tie00aisOo. sawn ties
$ 0O9Ss0. hewu teA 3Sa5sc.
OILs-Market steady. demand fair: slg.
nal tJl5oc: West Virginia black safe:
lard. bsc. neatsfoot. 0glf5Oc. machinery. "a
l25c. unseed oil. raw, 6sc. boiled. ese
kerosene prime white IL: water white
isc: Pratts assrni "a: deodorlzed stove
gasoline drums. nhe' empty oil barrels.
delivered. Sc
sHoT-Drop. s.5o: b n. and large u..s;
chilled 3l.75.
IRoN-Market very steady; swede SIC
NAILs-Cut. t2s0 base; wire s. Is base
BARRED WIRE s. 70 per 100 poupda
straight goods. 3gsoc. sugar house mo-
lasses. itQ20c.
GUN POwDER-Per keK. Austin crack
shot .s74.co. half kegs. Is. querter kegs
ti25: champion ducktng. quarter kegs
g Is; Dupont and Hazaru srnoksless. half
kegs. nl-g5 quarter kegs. y5.75. l-pound
canlsters. 81 %. less . per cent: Troladorf
smoksless powder. i-pound cans Il %. 10
pound cans Soc pound.
Dried aud Evaporated Fruits.
APPLEs-Eyaporated 5a7sac. sun-drled
p4Gsc
APRICoTs-Evspor szo pound;
nectarinea. lOc.
RAIsfNs--L. l.. 200: imperial cabinets.
g. Is: loose. 50-pound boxes. s1slso pound.
PEACHES~E vaporated. pealed, iGlAc;
unpeaied. skQsc
PEARs-Evaporatcd.s &C.
traits ana Nuts.
APPLES Early Northern variety. g. 253
100.
HANANAs-gt Z50i 30 bunch
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oAIs-No. mixed. carload 3lc: lob
l"ts. &c. white clipped asc: Job. &c cars.
BRAN--Job lots, g5c: carload lots enc
HAf-Markct steady; No 1 timothy
sZi4c job STA cars; No 2. Sc lob. AZ cars
nacon. Hams aud Lard
BACON-Market firm. H. S. G. n sides
9lsaS3sc; ID. =. bellies. a3.ai0c eastern. ar.
cordiue TO average size. -. s. beIlies GA
s9.c (western); smoked c. H. sides. o3.Gi
$40.
HAMS-suRar cured. i2isdi3ikc
LAHD-Pure. IN ticrces. siaasRc. in So
pound tins and SD-pound tubs sa.a8c.
compound. 20 tiorcos 6.c; 5O-pound tius
and s0-pound tubs. 67se.
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a. .............. 1885, ists .............iiTk
E a Nv : F do 5s ...-...... 1854
deb ~ .........i20 10 pac a. ...... 1sh
chi Term q 81 30 Ry. % ...... 100
Col So st...... 81 3. Rope a T Is 50
u a H. g. lists i0g irex a = lists ...li3A
do a. ......... eSs, do ends ........ 81
Erie Gen a. .. q Union Pac fs 1875
f. " a H. g. Wabash lists -. ll7A
lists ...-........ 7lia do ends ....... l0l
Gen Elec as us W Shore &s .li3A
Iowa G. lists ii0 va Centuries seA
l. & " u q % Wis Cent lists $50
81 X a r 2ds 65ia
New York oct f-Standard oil 5fea
-t4
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Daily Movements ne Other Ports.
ialveston-steady. middiing, Zoe. net re-
GO pts. 40l4. gross receipts, A0l4. sales,
.o. stock. 72.N3
View OrIeans-ouiet. middllng. iOl4c. not
fscspts 70 SS4: gross receipts. i3.l02. sales,
. ,00. stock. isO357
Mohne-steady: middhng loo; net re-
c-ipis. 2315. gross receipts. 22o5i sales,
J. stock 1891
Charleston-Quiet and nominal: middling.
lpc. not receipts. i.6i7: gross receipts, L.
c1 sales. $50: stock. @.575
Wllmington-Firm. middling. iOAc: net
receipts, Aba gross receipts. s.iS4; stock.
.s.s31
Norfolk Steady. nldding. lOLc; net re-
celpts. 1919: gross receipts, 3.sis; sales, 800.
took. l.Tl5.
Balumore-Nominal: mlddhug. iO&c;
gross receipts. 800. stock. $40.
View York Steady; middling. l07Hc; net
ea"iptH. 6l5, gross receipts. 7.O7s. sales,
-i1. stock. 3i.62s
Hoston-Quiei and steady. mlddling
l97sc. nee receipts. SCI: gross receipts. 50.
Fhiladelphia-Quiet ma,lhng. ilisc; net
receipts 100; gross receipts, 100; stock. l.
Daily Movements at Interior Towns.
Augusts-Firm: middling 10 3-l6c: ne,
receipts, 2.i70; gross receipts 1851: sales
ta stock. - III.
Aemphis-Quiet: midfiing 10 3-lsc. net
ieo'epts. 2.ejs; gross receipts 4265; sales.
500 s'ock 1881
s. Louis-steady: middling. iOitc; gross
T"c"pts. 4G4s stock. n 2s6
'incinnafi-Firm. middhng ioisc. net re-
'elpts 80. gross receipts, 80. sales, 80;
stock 6e73
Houston steady. middling lOc. net re-
'eipts 9a57. gross receipts, 1851. sales
t". STOCK 256is
louisville Steady. middling ioNc
Exports OF Cotton This Day
View Orleans-To France. 400
Mobile-Coastwise 3iS
Nimington-To Great Britain, l2765:
10 the continent 10000
Norfolk-Coastwise 40f7
New Gork-To Great Britain. Ti3. 20 the
continent. fTD
hoston-To Great Britain s572
i"ihl foreign exports from all pors this
otN To Great Britain. 1900. 20 France,
$50 % the continent 1880
loial foreign exports from all ports thus
Ihf mis- week To Great Britain. $3.50
10 France. A33I; 20 the continent. ii6.039
lotal foreign exports since Sept l. 1870.
To Great Britain. 1918. 10 France 1857.
% the continent, 2o7 04S.
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Thursday. oct g.
SPIRITS TURPENTlNE. The spirits
,urpentiue market opened nrm to-day a.
al. cents. with sales OF so casks reported
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

Wilmington. oct 4-spirits turpeutine
hrm afa36isc receipts 90 Rosin steady.
81 1871 CO.. receipts 2u crude turpcntine
quiet. sllo02 10. receipts a. Tar firm.
81 o.. receipts n
Charleston. oct 4-Spirits turpentinc
firm. ssis asked Rosin steady and un-
changed
New orleans. oct. 4-Receipts. Resin.
IA barrels. exports none.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

COTTON Savannah 20 Boston. per
cwt.. &c: 10 New York. per cwt.. zoe. 10
Philadelphia. per bale 81. Baltimore. 81.
FOREIGN DIRECT Bremen. 55c. Lv-
erPooi. I5c: Hamburg, SIC; Genoa. Go:
barcelona 7Oc: Manchester, Csc; Havre,
5Tc Antwerp. SIC.
FOREIGN NDIRECT-Llverpool. 73c.
Manchester. G5c. nominal Hamburg. &c.
Havre. 7sc. Genoa. 73c Reval ana 81.
Petersburg. 75c Antwerp Csc.
LUMBER By Sail - Freights duil: 10
Baltimore and eastward. 10 20 NO per
NJ including Portland.
LtMBER-By Steam-savannah 10 Bal
timore s. 90. to y a. r. or q. %.
docks. s. 60. TO Philadelphia. 1880. per
cwt q pounds 20 FOOT. 20 New York.
$3.50 per NJ. 1925 TO dock; itghtered 20
Boston 10 dock. $50
NAVAL STORES-The market II firm.
medium size vessels. Rosiu-Cork for
orders 81 80 per barrel OF 40 pounds. and
per cent. primage. Spirits. ~ - per
~ gallons gross. and Per cent prlmage
large vessels. rOsin. -; spirits. a. "a
Steam lie per 100 pounds on rosin. 2iisc
on spirits. Savannah 10 Boston. and $40
OF rosin and i9c on spirits to New York
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holding for high prices on spring brands
The close was steady. Minnesota bakers .
s. 00nat0
Rye hour dun.
Corn meal easy
Rye easier. No Western. 5sgc.
Barley dun
Barley malt duh
Wheat spot. easier. No. rcd s2hc:
options were again very irregular under
q nervous local trade. dependent upon
Northwest development A. whole the
early market was steady 90 hrm on COM
paratively light offerings higher English
markets small Western receipts. export
rumors fairly large ciearances and a bnil-
iah Ohio state report Aioet Of the reac-
tlons resulted from local pront-taking a
final sharp drop leaving the market easy
~ unchanged prices. March closed s6Ac.
May closed $3.50. October closed s07sc. De-
cember closed SAc
corn. SPOT. easter. No 2. sc: options
market a. first were strong md higher.
Influenced by October covering. higher
cables and the rise In wheat. but subse-
auent realizing inspired afternoon weak
ness and declines. closed weak isaiac low
er May. uhe. October, 80. December.
exc
Oats. spot. quiet. No. 2 &c: options duh
and about steady
Reef steady cut meats steady. picked
hams. siSaiV.c
Lard easy: Western steamed. s. 80; Oc-
tober closed 81 80 nominal; refined easier.
continent $500.
Pork eteady
Butter Gull Western creamery. isa2ic;
state dairy. i5tad2oc.
Cheese steady: large white. iiafikc:
small white. iiizmiiAc.
Taiiow quiet
Petroleum weak. refined New York.
Eg: Philadelphia and Baltimore. E.40.
do Ia bulk. SASS
Resin easy; strained, common to good.
q fT140i5o.
Tnrpentine steady
Rice frm.
comee: spot Rio steady; No invoice.
sac mild quiet: Cordova SKATE.
sugar. raw. barely steady fair refining.
sc. centrifugal. as-tcHt. &C.. moasEcs SUI
gar &C.: refined weak.
Ergs arm. etate and Pennsylvania. isN
lCoutinuad an sixth paeel
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New York office. No o. Broadway
ofhees in principal cities throughout the
south. Write for our Market Manual and
book containing Instructions for traders.
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COTTON FUTURES.

Own Way.
York. Oct. f.-Bun opinions pre-
!. u 'aied in to-dsy's cotton market and
''e-e views were backed by substantial
' prices improved apace. The OPEN
s steady with prices unchanged TO
p''nt' higher ny midday the advance
80 oeen increased 20 can points. while
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

New York. oct Cotton futures open
steady az the advance ana closed
eady. Prices a. follows:
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me weeks receipts we're 65s. against g.
iaFi year The sales were 50i. ag0inss
ii5 last wear.
Prices about as follows.
'"tihus tgradcs received ......... .2iGz2c
"u'f beofgins .....................2 &c
KIM Choice ..................... spl.aaic
FancF aud Extra Choice Georgias are
~ oasis Of quotations. some Old cotton
- SOLD below he above prices. but 2ic
s'Fen a. the actual price Of Fancy ana
A'ra Choice Georgias II Is unusual 20
eve Fioridas at this season. but some
anese Grades have been received and
&c paid The receipts are 90 short
year, and advlces from the inte-
Are - exceptionally had that these
p'.es are regarded as reasonabie
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or a. 2a3 per cent. last loan, Pa per cent
Prime mercantile paper. 5q6a4 per cent
sterling exchange frmer with actual husi-
ness In bankers bills "a Mss for demand
and 81 k4alsd4Slia for sixty days post
"a rates. 81 ,2a4 s2is. and - ssH4 ssia
Commercial bills. 81 soisdf.si. Silver GER
tificntes. GgisQGc. Bar silver. 6ic. Mex
icau dollars, 50sc. Government honds
easy. state bonds strong. railroad bonds
IRREGULAR.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Note.-Thcse quotations are revised
daily. and are kept as near a. possible in
accord with the prevailing wholesale
prices ofnclai quotations arc not used
when they disagree with the prices whole.
ealrr. ask
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CO. Southern Railway.


luno no i'm
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Country and Northern Produce.
POULTRY market is steady QUO
tations. Broilers. 3op2c. per pair. hair
grown. $40; three fourths grown. Ksa
coo: hens 65n15c. rooster. 4gn6oc; ducks
600 CSC. geese. 7bcHsi 90
EGGS-Steady az 2OC
BUTTER-rhe tone Of the market a
firm Quotations. Western creamery. is4
24i4c New York state dairy. i7isa22i4c.
extra EleinE 2iN25c
HEESE-Market Arm; fancy fun
cream cheese. 1870 for - 90 22-pound
average, 2sa3o-pound average. &c.
ERrIy Vegetables.
IRISH POTAToEs-Nort 300
sack
CABBAGE-5a7c per head
ONiONS-Yellow in barrels. 81 %.
crates. 0c. red 81 s0d2O
brcndstHns, IIRS aud GrRin.
FLOUR-Market steady. patent sac.
straight, Ni5. fancy 500. family. 1915.
MEAis-Pcarl. per barrel. & U.s. per sack,
90 city meal. per sack. bottled. 81 "a
i.s5. water ground. 81 u.s. city grits.
sacks N.25. pearl grits. Hudnuts'. per
barrel, y 81; per sack. s. 30: sundry
brands 81 25ff1 ~ sack
CORN Market firm. white. job lots. Csc.
carload lots. &c. mixed corn Job lota
&C. carload lots lqc
RitE-Markct steady. demand good
fancy head. &C.. fnucv biLe
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MURPHY & CO.. INC.

Board OF Trade Building savannah
Private leased wires direct 60 New York.
Chicago and New Orleans.
COTTON, STOCKS AND CuAfN.
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made
Port Mondays rhusda Saturday. at io
J II a = a
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

New York. oct. 4-Flour slow; mills
holding Tor high prices on spring brands
The close was steady. Minnesota bakers
e. 0Uffa Al
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

The short line TO Norfolk. washington.
! baltimore. Philadelphia. New York ana
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-05

APPLES Northern variety. g. ga
800
BANANAs-Si z56lb0 bunch.
LEMONs-Atarket steady az sLOo9A50.
cOcoANUTs--S4oo per 100.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31

with the men. valiie the women devote
their attention 10 sewing. and the chill
dren 10 marbles, bail and drawing with
slate and pencil
4 Three births have been recorded in
the history Of the camp. and one of the
company rooms has been fitted up as
a maternity home.
No trouble Of any kind has been
met with In the camp. and TO Chester
Doyle is due the excellent behavior of
the inmates. Since The clrp has been
established he has proved himself
most indefatigable in his work and
has clearly shown himself to be tho
man for the position.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31
Wrestling and Sports.

With a view TO giving mental and
physical employment to the men. a
fifteen-foot ring has been prepared,
and every evening wrestling contests
for prizes are carried out. over a score
Of contestants appear daily in the are
ma: their dress consists Of a pair OF
bathing trunks and q stout cloth
bandage around the waist. The best
Of feeling prevails amongst them and
the loser is frequently the loudest in
applause.
An old tug-Of-war platform found in
the drillshed has been called into use
and contests are also a feature Of the
daily life at the camp. As many as
can secure a hold on the rope take a
hand in the game and the interest Is
general throughout the entire commu-
nifty. Cards are a favOrite pastime
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31
How Cleaning is Done.

The drillshed and company rooms
are used as sleeping quarters by the
majority of the people in camp. The
manner in which the immense build
ing is cleansed is most interesting.
Every afternoon all articles are re-
moved from the floors, mats are rolled
up and a number of men with water
cans sprinkle the floors with a power
full disinfectant. after which a small
army Of men, armed with brooms.
sweep all refuse outside. More disin-
fectants are then applied. mats are
carefully laid and personal effects
lodged upon them. Everything about
the camp is maintained in the cieanest
condition possible and disinfectauts are
freely used throughout.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31
Culinary Department.

A large building in the center of the
enclosure is fitted up as a kitchen. A
dozen earth ovens are constantly en-
ployed in cooking the national foods
OF the japanese. Strong stone Guns.
saueers and plates are piled I'm neat
rows on the side tables. while cutlery
and chop-sticks find a place by them
selves.
Another large building close bv Is
fitted with long rows OF tables covered
with white marble cloth, with benches
This Is the dining-room. Three times
day the japanese assemble in this
room for their meals, which are
brought to the tables in large and scru-
pulously clean buckets and tin dishes.
The meals finished. tables are cleaned
and the floors swept, after which the
room is at the disposal of all as
card or sitting-room.
One other building of note ia the
bathroom, which is divided for use by
males and females. Shower baths and
plenty of soap and towels are provided
and every day the entire community
makes use of them. No force Is how
ever necessary, as the japanese thor
Oughly appreciate the benefit of bath
ing, and frequently make a second trip
TO the bathrooms. An immense cess
pool, situated directly under the floor
ng. which is composed of lateral strips
Of two-inch planking. receives all the
waste water, and is emptied daily. At
he kitchen and the wash-house SINH
ar cesspools are provided. and all
meet with a generous supply of disin-
ectants after being emptied The dry
'arth closet is in use and gives perfect
"a abstraction
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31
EXQUISITE RUGS.

II you want to decorate your home
buy one OF those Ia rugs that are be-
ing sold at l.. B. KERR'S for S17. They
are good value, exquisite patterns.
charming colors, and must be seen 10
be appreciated. Do not fan TO see
them before they are all sole.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31

An excellent remedy for insomnia
Will be found in the famous old Jesse
Moore "AA' Whiskey taken at bed
time.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31

The Club Stables Annex at Long
Branch, Waikiki, can furnish Surveys,
etc, on short notice.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31
A MODEL CAMP
Features Of Daily Life
al Drill Shed.
wrestling and Tug-Of-War Contests,
Sanitary Conditions Con-
Sidered.

o. all the emergency camps organ
tze5 or erected for the accommodation
Of the thousands rendered homeless
ana penniless By the big fire az Janu-
AIRY goth, that at the drillshed stands
easily first inpoint of comfort and gen
er3l equipment
10 The construction Of buildings for the
shelter Of 1,2OO people. together with
dining-rooms. kitchens, lighthouses.
ete., is a work Of more than ordinary
magnitude 20 any contractor, but in
less than four days Contractor Hay
den turned the completed work over 10
the Government.
A visit to the camp will prove to be
one of the most interesting of EXPERT
ences. From Hotel and Miller streets
Is observed a rough pine fence. which
extends from the Eva corner OF the
old drillshed down to Hotel. and
thence TO the Waikiki end of the pa
rade ground.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-01-31
Visiting the Camp.

After passing the guard on Hotel
street. for whom a sentry box has
been provided close to the only en-
trance gate. the visitor is met by Ches-
ter Doyle, who has been summoned by
the guard by means of a huge gong
The visitor is escorted by Mr.. DOYLE
directly through the Chinese com
pound to the general Office and store
IN the armory, where supplies of all de-
scriptons are stored. Everything
there is neatly shelved and labeled. and
the arrangement would do credit 10 the
most particular storekeeper i'm the
city.
Passing again into the Chinese
quarters, a gate in the high board di-
vision fence permits entrance to the
japanese compound, and right here
opens up the strange scene of a thou
sand homeless people engaged in va
rlous sports and pastimes in an effort
10 pass the hours in a cheerful manner.
On the Eva and makai sides of the
enclosure is series of rooms sixteen
teet square used as sleeping quarters
by families of five or six persons. AL
though a portion of the building is re-
served for the physicians office. hospi-
tai and for the accommodation of the
nurses.