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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04

With Bishop Potter of the powerful
Episcopal church as an antagonist the
New York police department has the
batte IF its life. Unlike the single
h lnded crusade of Dr.. Parkhurst a few
years ago, which in itself shook the city
and resulted in the election Of a reform
MAYOR. the forces Of the churches of
New York are united i'll the active war
fare. Side by side with Bishop Potter
aud his lieutenant DR. w. X. Hunting
ton of Grace church, and the militant
ministers of the, East side, will be DR.
Parkhurst representing the.sPresbyteri-
BE- the anti vice societies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04

Ii i officially announced that Lord
Roberts has been appointed commander
in-chief Of the British army. The
Times hints that Lord Kitchener will
..oue homie TO assist CHM ats his new
,o4t. The announcement Of Gen Rob
erts appointment is hailed by the Union
~ PARTY asa welcome pledge that army
reorganization will be carried out in the
most etfectiye'manner
Lord Roberts succeeds Field Marshal
yi..annt Wolseley, who has held the
post FOR many years
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04

BIG STRIKE MAY
BE SETTLED.
Coal Operators Offer an Increase
of 10 Per Cent.
THE MEN HAVE REFUSED THE BAIT.
II is Claimed They Want the Union TO be
Recognized.
ALL THE COLLIERlES ARE STILL IDLE,
Strikers Celebrate One Victory by Big
Parade-Maybe the Company Officers
and Miners Leaders Will Meet
in Conference.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04

TWO CONSIDERATIONS,
IN BUYING BOOKS.
|. Variety of Stock.
2. CheapneSs in Price.
THEY ARE ALL IMPORTANT.

A book store advertising books
at low prices is comforting no
benefit on you if it hasn't them
in stock.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04
ROBERT WILDGRUBE,
Chicago & North Western Railway.
NORTH BOUND TRAINS;

TrinNol
a etonJ for orthands nctns
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS.
'Wo RIVERS TRAINS.

pm Leave Two Rivers l20p mir
100a $50 pm Arrive Manitowoc 5Wpm|
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04

The postotice in Richland Center was
rohhad and Sl.319.o3 in money and
stamps were taken.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04

Neither is a bookstore that cuts
a price once or twice a year and
overcharges you the rest of the
year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04

Charles Goodall, who was among the
.arly settlers Of Lodi has sold his pro-
perty there and will make his home in
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04

These rings genuine roeig gold plate having the exact
appearance and qualities Of solid gold, and guaranteed by
the makers to last two years With ordinary usage. New
patterns and very popular.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04
"knickerbocker" Watch.

Owen for i7S lion
heads and a accent
stamp Neat appear
ing and uu excellent
tlmc keeper solid
nickel silver ease with 4
ornamental back NJ
Mic kul movements. HI
escape mCilt fully I'll
jrWrlcd The famous W
kuickprboCkcr"
watch
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-10-04

cut strip Of thick PAPER so that the ends wi
exactly meet when drawn HHhHg around secom
joint Of the finger Las one end on this diagrul
Mt the 0, and order the ntmber the other en-
indicates.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-30
SQUATTERS MUST MOVE.
Dwellers In Shacks At Aala Park
To Find New Quarters.

The shacks Of the squatters in Aala
park are to be demolished and the
jewellers in them must find other quar-
ters to live in. Yesterday Road Super
visor Campbell served notice on the
squatters that they must move on. Most
of them are ignorant and poverty
stricken Chinese who spend their time
smoking opium.
1t was only with the greatest diff
Guilty that Mr.. Campbell could make
them understand that they were to be
evicted and the warning that their
homes would be torn down over their
heads unless they removed their be-
longings elsewhere did not seem to
have the least effect upon them. It Is
likely that most OF them will wait until
the actual work Of cleaning up the park
grounds begins before they move to
other quarters
The eviction OF the squatters was
made necessary by the prospective i'm
provements at the park, and likewise
! because OF the fact that a school house
Is to be made out OF the old Aala ware
house. Where the squatters will move
/ to Is a problem which they themselves
/ have not solved.
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o o
HE TELLS OF BETTER
STEAMSHIP SERVICE


II the
IS Honolulu
tho first one having been made in the
OF the
not
with
lie will
IN the ustrala.
Mr. detailed
Company
November by which Honolulu
Tahiti not touching at Honolulu
Honolulu capacity and steam
weeks as at present This win l. '
considerably down this trim
afternoon bur the
captain had orders ahead
interview with which published
l lett which explains the contemplated change
oceanic Steamship Of SAM
The 10 Honolulu
thence Australia
the aboutas hna
the the sonona and the
than the old ones and will make the trip less
days less time than
This line Is memorable as belonging
company steamer once month
will
between is
VIII lo half the time, making rip eachm
u in continued
OF
Of
In OF
inc Exposition In the fan anticipate doing big business Islands,
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DISBELIEVE REPORT.
Board of Health Does Not Credit
Plague From Honolulu.

Or. Garvin. executive officer OF the
Board of Health does not believe that
the Chinese who died of supposed
plague on the Coptic which is now de-
tanned in quarantine at Kobe, boarded
the vessel at Honolulu. There were pa
Chinese passengers from this port on
the Coptlc of whom seventy-seven were
granted return certificates.
DIR. Garvin thinks it impossible that
with plague pau here since March 81
that anyone could carry its germs from
here and develop them after leaving.
lie has made an investigation into the
deaths of all Chinese who died here un-
attended by regular physicians since
July - and finds that there were five
such cases. The bodies of all these five
were examined by DR.. Garvin who as
oertained the cause in each case. Not
"a suspicious sign of plague has been
found in any body since the last re-
corded. case Of plague many months
ago.
& don't See the slightest grounds to
believe that there was any plague here
or that any one living here should de-
velop plague during "A voyage. because
We have not had a single suspicious
/ case" said Or. Garyin yesterday. NO
death certificate H. recognized by the
| Board of Health for any person except
the attending physician be a reputable
| physician. il "a certificate is handed in
| by an illegal practitioner. usually hold
| a pOstmortem To- satisfy myself as to
the real cause of death. We never en-
| terrain a certificate from Chinese ply
sicians."
Neither Or. Wood, DR.. Carmichael or
| DIR. Garyin believe that the death
aboard the Coptic should cause alarm
in Honolulu. All agree that there may
| have been some mistake in the con-
versation which passed between the
| two Captains. and DR.. Kitisato's In
J designations Of the body are yet to be
heard OF.
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ard also Drag of the unsurpassed mer-
It's % the good ship Brown.
The cooks OF the Holliswood and the
Brown have been kept hustling ever
since the vessels were i'm port seeing
who could create the most wonderful
dishes and down the other in the art
Of cooking. The cook Of the Hoiliswool
cNcels In the manufacture OF pies while
the cook OF the Brown turns out the
finest soups and stews and hashes that
ever Eladdened the heart OF a skipper.
a visit aboard the Holliswood is FIRST
in order. The cabin is a little palace.
Better than that it possesses absolutely
every comfort of home Everything Is
arranged i'm the best of taste, the hang
ings, decorations. furnishings and fin
ishings being OF the best and well tax
On care Of Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Rob
insop are responsible for this coy.
homelike state of affairs. Potted plants
are 90 be seen in almost every handy
corner. O. particularly fine collection of
geraniums being the most noticeable
among the collection.
Mrs. Robinson b. 10 all intents AMI
purposes the navigator Of the Hollis
wood and has been for years. She is a
woman of strong Individuality and con
siderable" executive ability and is OF
! wonderful assistance TO her father. She
| can handle the wheel il necessary gTd
can do most anything except go alorl
or splice q cable. Yes, Daughters a
wonderful help 10 me-" said Captain
knight, she understands navigation
/ pretty well and let her take charss a
a great deal of responsible work. but ot
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-30
MOTTO

r'o Board pf Registration for the ISL
% " oahu viii hold lts first session
} saturday, september ist. 1900. be-
.ss1 lho hours pt g ~. m. and i2 noon.
llono0ulu Hale, adjoining the Post
f.e orr tho purpose of examining sp-
ClnH ,gr registration and determin-
4 Their eligibility az voters
r'r0n.nE with Monday. September @.
Q hUI further notice. the Board will
= daily sessions from 9 Co 10 n. M.
ltWgp. m.
inrBiN ANDREWS. Chairman.
~ H. NNuNE.
NJ A. GpNsALVEs.
u 0. Urg .ratlou. island ~ oahu.
$3.50
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SECOND PRECINCT, FOURTH DISTRICT

ALL REPUBLICANS OF THIS
precinct are requested to meet in the
Beretania street schoolhouse, FRIDAY
EVENING, August 81, at o'clock, for
the nomination of Delegates to the Dis
trict Convention and such other bust
ness as may be required.
]. a. GILMAN,
5637 Chairman
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that everything is all right"
Captain knight. the old gentleman,
has handled almost every kind of a
sailing vessel that floats. He is a typi-
cal Yankee skipper and wears the regu-
lation Yankee beard, the very same
beard almost which adorns all the pic
lures of Uncle Sam. His conversation
is delightfully."- Yankee in its character
and infection and one has but to hear
him talk 10 feel carried away back
down East" He has sailed the seas
ever since he was boy and is not at
home unless upon the water. With his
wife and daughter aboard he is as
happy as a king and when his sons
ship happens To be in port with his yes
sci his contentment Is absolute. He's
very proud of his boy-captain and with
good cause for his son is hardly TWEEN
ty-four years old and has been master
. of "a vessel for two years.
Captain g. 3. Knight. master of the
j. Il. Brown, inherits his fathers abili-
~ as a skipper and is as completely
master of his ship as if ne was forty
four instead of twenty-four. His wife
is five or six years his junior and is al
ready becoming something of navi
I gator herself. She is an Australian
/ girl. bright vivacious of a happy dis
| position, the joy of her husband anC
the good angel of the j. h. Brown.
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"HEI are "a family of sailors. deep
sea sailors. from weather beaten.
bearded old Captain Knight to
II the charming little woman who Is
the wife Of young captain
knight. son OF his father.
And these are they who compos. the
knights 40 present in Honolulu. There
IRE first % an old captain Knight of the
American bark tIolliswood. together
With his wife and their widowed daugh-
TOR. Mrs. Robinson. and then there are
Captain and Mrs. O.. -. Knight OF the
American ship j 49, Brown Both tine
Holliswood and Brown are in this hcr-
bor GO present. the Houiswood may get
away To-day for the Coast and the
Brown will follow shortly.
Captain Knight 90 the HOLLYWOOD
and captain knight of the J. y. Brown
are great Chums. they are always to-
gvthcr when they can possibly arrange
so to be-. Of course this l. nothing re-
markablo for father ana son. StW an
fathers and sons are not as Chummy
us are these two captains. Whcr, bust
ness takes one ashore there viii GO take
tue other also. They are both very
proud 81 their respective vessels and
are continually. when In port. inviting
one another aboard and bringing forth
th" best the ship affords. The elder
Knights invite the younger knights
aboard the Ilolliswood ana feast them
aud entertain them and brag of tho
merits ~ the worthy bark HoiliswolI
l Then the younger knights invite the
elder knights aboard the J. ". Brown
\ and feast and entertain tbeY, i'm turn
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-30

,... Uwuv rIvun that upon
.. t..u 1901 y u. 1900. at 10
...r H.. U JUu luly drawn and
..I .IH POL Extension ond
k...u.N. street. from ITO
III. r..uru Streets. City ot Homo
bal. .m moo. Ht tns uniev 90 the
m ....F .. obi. Police station. M
.u uU.u 0HI thence adjourn to
..H. proposed ROADWAY there
.... u.I examine such locality
.......r .H uUft Is wby have r.
..# fol. ... WIfi.r
IL. ..#m. u Huy way Whatsoever
.I .u ... above mentioned Inn
m.r. ... therefore notified tp bc
.. IT,. m.u uma Und place there
HsuI uy fHo Jury in relation to
Hr. Improvement
a. ST. Nl,OWN,
.. #..H Territory of Hawaii
lbI|
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" AUTHORITY.
.sty,. DEPARTMENT.. TERRI.
T1ry OF HAWAII

..UINIt iNIHl.NlN ~ ittf ~
' TunY OF HAWAII
August S0th, 1900.
.m.rf Employees receiving sal.
...rs .Eegular Pay Rolls viii
.t. p6t.a that after this date
... Df receiving assignments
..rr f,r warrants 20 some
\ ' ... bal advance win be- dlscou-
..rI. off such Salaries will be
..t. Ug ohio Department. only
...r,I fu tbe P1y Ron upon
Ill. employee name appears.
,.rf Obj. correct amount shown
... b.. m.u ppv ron, properly
.r ..uneT The Assignment
...H. mf hy Section II e.
..rft.I.U. Intended 0s an ae -
..... III. persons receiving sal
.... .".ms against the Cow
U distance from tho
... r.. U. r protection tp
..I money lenders and mo-
a.. U. shown those thus mis-
o. O., AUSTIN
Auditor.
s.ru b. IlNstNG,
Treasurer
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. &c &c 90 go &c
PRoTESTANTIsM IN ITALY.
The Pope Discusses the Matter in a
Public Letter.

ROME. August 1.-The Pope has ad-
dressed n letter Co the Cardinal Vicar
tu which he sets forth the danger Of the
free propaganda Of Professionalism I'm
Italy. especially in Rome. lie observes
that this propaganda is permissible by
law. but goes on 90 show how painful
to him liz the situation resulting from
a. since No cannot oppose the propa-
gauda.
Pope Leo recommends that the car
diual Vicar strengthen the work Of pre-
serving the faith. and ne eNhorts Cath
uliCs tu unite IN an effort 90 minimize.
us far us possible. the damage caused
by ss,tarian propaganda.
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y .
JAPANESE GIVE THANKS.
Services of Praise For Successes
In China

At the japanese chapel at the corner
OF Nuuanu and Kukui streets last even
ing there was a praise service TO give
thanks for the news Of the successes Of
the allied forces in China. There were
addresses by Rev. TAM Guci, L. Susu-
mage and Z. Ochi. all of whom spoke
" the ciyilizing influences which would
be- exerted over China when the Chris
ton forces succeed In pacifying the
Empire.
At the conclusion OF the service there
were memorial services for the mother
% Rev. T. Okumura who died In Japan
recently and for X. Kuramoto who died
on August "a. Rev. d. Mitamura pre-
sided
This evening at the rooms Of the Bow
Wong society on Kukui street opening
exercises OF the japanese Young Mems
club VIII take place. There will be adj
dresses by J. X. Imanlshl OF the Yoko-
hama Specie Bank. and X. Yamaguchi
~ The National T. r1iamcnt ~ JTruu.
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corporation Notices.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

srEDINt MEETING Or THE
tIHI'r0t OFT tho Hawaiian sugar
'HF w.'l ho held at the rooms 81
.IlWhUr or Commerce ou Monday,
l.N IIy Hf September. 1900. ot 10
q. w.. ot that day for tho pur-
'. considering md acting upon
ndn.n'F to the charter and by.
fni rJII0Vlug alt proceedings tak.
'H #uUb amendments
... ..U..f
ST. H TEMpIErON.
Secretary.
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assessment NOTICE.
'AluA AGRICULTURAL CO.,
LIMITED.

5s ,l MlENrs HAVE BEEN CALL
(p.s, sssessabls stock Of this
h, "a ', become due ana psyabls
~ 49, =, ysstls q Cooke. Ltd. on
~, 80 ~, 1900. 10 per cent (sie per
S,ss,lnansnt August 18Th. 1900.
nss.I'r 18TH, 1900. 10 per cent (yfs
wv delinquent October 18Th.
~ s.S 10, ips 10 per cent C,ls per
unquent November roth. 1900
I r.. w. A. BOWEN,
'Ns Waisiua Arr. Co. LII.
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MIss H. Castlno. formerly 81 Honolu-
lu. but now the teacher of the only
Euglish school in Guam. Ladrone Is
lands. has sent ~ her friends in this
city o. copy Of tho commencement pro-
gram of hsr school at Agaua. Island ~
Nrun pc o. .,H -.ut.t DO -aElsH.
tud features CT the program are th"
singing uf America and the star
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NOTICE

PERSONS REQUIRING PALMS,
plants, etc, from the Government Nur-
sery, King street, must first obtain an
order from the office of the Commits
sioner of Agriculture and Forestry.
basement of Capitol building. This rule
will be trlctly adhered to. Distribution
days at the nursery are Mondays and
Saturdays. 5637
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NOTICE.

Stockholders OF the Olaa Sugar Co.,
Ltd, are hereby notified that the thir-
teenth assessment Of 2h per cent, or 80
cents per share, has been levied, to be-
come due and payable on the 1st day
Of September, 1900. at the Office Of Alex
ander & Baldwin, Ltd, Judd building.
J. P. COOKE,
Tres. Olaa Sugar Co, Ltd.
Honolulu, August q, 1900.
5630-2205
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NOTICE..

ALL REPUBLICANS OF THE:
First Precinct, Fourth District, are re-
quested to meet at the Government
Nursery on King street, next Thursday
evening, the 30th instant, at 1880
o'clock for the purpose Of organization,
nomination Of delegates, and such other
business as may come before the meet
ing.
CECIL BROWN. Chairman.
5633
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NOTICE

REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF THE
Fifth Precinct. Fourth District, are
hereby requested to meet Friday even
ing, August 31st, at Drill Shed, Com
pany f room, for purpose of organza-
ton and nomination of delegates.
JOHN W. SHORT,
5637 Secretary.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
all persons indebted to the estate Of
John Phillips, deceased, late of Homo
lulu, III. l., to make immediate payment
to me at the Office Of Castle e. Cooke.
Ltd, Honolulu, H. I. All amounts not
settled on or before September Is. 1900,
Will be placed with my attorney for i'm
mediate collection.
JOHN PHILLIPS ESTATE,
j. A. Gilman, Administrator.
$685.
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NOTICE.

N. looks Or TtrE wAtMANN.
,Nr Company viii bo closed o.
from August joth 10 jtst. In
W. NJ GtFFARD.
..H.r Wuimunnlo sugar Co.
6Gff
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NOTICE.

j. +. SOPER WILL ACT FOR ME
under full power of attorney during my
absence from Honolulu.
(Signed): JOHN II. SOPER.
August 20, 1900. 5637
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Jnagrouy or HAWAII


H Governor directs that notice be
.f Hlf tu ~ Is kcola, ESQ. has
IN commissioned lei member 90 the
tH af Registration zoe the Islands
vu NoIuslI and lanai, Vice s.
. I.I. resigned
HENRY D.. COOPER.
Secretary uf the Territory.
.Um NIr 't 1000 1856
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sAHUEU DIVIDEND.

hl3ttNH MONTHLY Dfvf.
II !" 'h' shareholders % the Ka,.
y ..Ih'.',nH is due and payable on
y. NpNnhs ~ said company Will
NY 7" transfers on the g0th and
q. uoLTE.
.I..r kUhuku Plantation Co.
e.i. 56JG
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NOTICE.

iU rluNs OF THE uLOVNLt'
iIN. VIII boz closed to transfers
utIa. g0th 60 Gtst. inclusive.
W. NJ WHITNEY Jtt.
I.u1urcr Oi1wulu Company
ee4f
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New Performers.

The performance at the Orpheum last
night was put through in good shape
Some new talent arrived from Austria
liza on the S. s. WarrimoO and perform
tonight with the change in bill
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''I0ReN ATTENTION.

1's rs ,,'N ,. QF THE PRIMARY
Lab,ss would like 10 participate IN
rsc.,,. Day parade will piease call
'lior h .neir badges from Miss
SECS
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Mrs. Maybrick defends the late Lord
Russell from the charge of neglecting
her interests, and says he was her most
helpful friend.
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Will E. Fisher,
AUCTiONEER
NOTICE

THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF
the Ninth Precinct, Fifth District, Will
hold a meeting at Kauluwela school
house next Friday evening, August 81
at 1880 o'clock, for the purpose Of NOM
mating delegates to the district com-
mittee and to transact such other bus.-
ness as may come before them.
]. T. DE BOLT, !
5633 Chairman.