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The sun., 1900-12-30
Down East Stone Fence,
From the B,ddc,ord journal

The stone fence" il ~ present a sharr
thorn ia the flesh OF PIohibitionists in no.
license towns in the NUtmcg state \ "ston.
fence. be " known, H. a combination Of ia
iuaica ginger and hard cider, aud il j. called
b'tHl>" "a" man who looks upon II when II
gN'tl IT. color HIi-ht l. subsequently under
IA" umpr", -ion that he must hlN. fallen
and struck hi head aEains: tn. base of B,!rk rr
tlill Monument. tour DRINKS ~ reason Ably
I ap:d succession H. ia" limit, and those who
1"'l ~I~l Tor any l"uEih Ul tiwc pas on t..a
- ~" t. the accompaniment - ga.tr.iIa.
hu mt ti"r designed IN iu'.d %. atprY eject
''Irh"''- or u" iyrr ard otl"i 'hiurs that
max" hl'.i good -ublrCt FOR the artists who
make colurcd pilates for medical brochures
! l. = popular drink only In localitio- " here
I"-- LmluIIuus stlIluIant, are hard U mnl.-m-
The sun., 1900-12-30
ELECTRIC LIGHT COMBINATION.
The Edison and BOSTON Companies of Boston
VIII Probably Unite.

BosToN. Dec 20 A combination of tha
Edison and Boston Electric Light companies
OF this city is likely Circulars calling meet
ing Of the stockholders Of each corporation
are to be mailed this evening The meetings
will bo held within fortnight Each COM
rany pays per cent dividends and earns u
great deal more The new plan is 10 eliminate
competition, and to enable the stockholders
to receive large surplus earnings
J. Plerpont Morgan is the largest stock
holder in the Edison concern. and II is ho
who IL credited with arranging the detail,
of the proposed consolidation Very few
OF the stockholders know anything of the
plan, few. however, have had an lnkling
stocks OF each cowrany that have been
offered for several weeks. steadily advancing
the Quotations. The details OF the plan are
being kept secret
The sun., 1900-12-30
Busiucss Part Of Hunter, y. d., Burn.d.

FARGO. y. d. Dec. 29.-Fire this morning @
destroyed eleven business houses at Hunter,
In the northern part of this county. includln9 z
all the business part Of the town Gale and
lTaNany's store. Barrctt's dry goods store
and his wife's millinery store, Mitchell 4
harness shop. Hamlltun's drug store Dun
diss cuufeD t.onrrv. Tho Huupr tribune md
three or four other places were burned The
long distance telephone booth was destroyed
The sun., 1900-12-30
Brewery BoOkkeeper an Embeyylrr.

6r. LoUIs, Deo. 20 - Charles j Brcnner.
cashier and head bookkeeper for the VAIN
wright brewery, was arrested to-day on
warrant charging him with embcz2ling
5000 from the st Louis Brewing Assooia-
ton. of which IL" Wainwright brewery i, a
branch When Brehu"r was charged with
ht~ -hortage he Confessed and. at the soliCii1-
ton Of hl- wife, bad until to-day to make
good the deficit Failing 10 do this he Was
taken into custody.
The sun., 1900-12-30
FIRE ~ EIIZABFTH.
Part Of the R,kcr Motor vehicle works
DESTROYED.

FLI7ABETH, y. j.. Dec. 20 The Ryker
Motor Vehicle Works at Eizabsthport was
partly destroyed by fire Tonight. The fire
started in the boiler room, and spread through
the west wing. including the machine shop.
engine room and trimming denartmcut.
several unfinished automobiles were burned
aud large lot Of material The plant Is
valued al sjOO.OO0 Assistant Manager
Arthur =. Huov could not estimate the loss
hich il j. believed v III be from sac 900 SEQ
600 Between 80 and 500 men are employed
The sun., 1900-12-30

Assistant Corporation Counsel Eugene Of
terbourg. head OF the law division connected
with the Building Department, who had been
twice seriously i'll within the year was taken
suddenly i'll on Wednesday again. He was
removed on Friday night from his residence
NJ ii5 East Fifts-fourth street to hospital
neqr by. The physicians fear that his ALL
ment may prove TO be app endctis Ay
OterhoIry 's tho son Of the late Marcus OF
terbogrg, who wa, a well-lnown police maCiS-
t~ate, and has been twice head Of the l.w
Division Of the Building Department, serving
almost continuously since the creation Of
the department In sA2
The sun., 1900-12-30
Property Of Plttston Iron Company Sold.

PITTsroN, Pa, Dec. 29.-The stocks and
bonds uf the United States Coal and Iron Manu-
featuring Company. a Pttston concern with
extensive holdings In West Virginia. were
Yesterday purchased by John ]. Davis, son
at former I'uit"d States senator Henry q Davis
of West Virginia. repres 'ntlnC the firm Of
Davis ~ Ilkins The sale included l?On1
The land transferred Is rich in coal deposits
The sun., 1900-12-30
MANS Usefulness ENDS AT so.
So Held Musician . ri,r Brunke. Who Committed
Suicide.

Fritz Brunke, 81 years old. a musician.
committed suicide yesterday at his home.
s"s Lust EiGhty-cighth street, by drinking
carbohc acid. lie celebrated his ffty-frst
Jrthday Oh Nov. IL and since then he ire
tneutly told his friends he would not live
another year. The Following was IN, cree 1
uhl h" Repeated II constantly to his family
ana friends
Man has outlived his usefulness at the
az" of 80, and II in the nature Of things
u" lives longer than his allotted term Of use
iulh"~s II i onT fair to the balance of strug-
Slns mankind Shat he end his existence
The sun., 1900-12-30
John Jud q Mortally Injured.

join Judge. 20 ye r Old Of G35 EIsti2sth
sire t. atteml tel 10 jump Oh an et.tbound
ssengeI tr in on { . Pennsylvania Rriro ID
near II ckon ok River bridge { co ock
lat nicnt Tie ir IN vas 10 ,ing up Ior [ o
Marion taton He mis- ei III footing and fell
under the Nht 81. ~ left leC was Gu, on an
hi, cal badly torn. He We removed T. st
Francis Ho~ ita in Jer cy city He vas Till
alive al 40. 30 O'Clock but nj iuiurie are moria!
The sun., 1900-12-30
Dynamite Explosion kiiis Six.

fLKISs. W. Va, Dec ga fatal dynH-
mite explosion occurred at Bakers Camp
near Durham Yesterday, on tho coal and
iron railway which is building from Elklns
W hll" the men were eating dinner an. 'A-
Ulp>ion OF n large quantity of dynamite,
which had been placed around tho stove to
thaY out, Instantly killed three men and iu-
The sun., 1900-12-30
George D'Essauer Arrested.

NV ORLEANS. Dec. 29-George D'Essauer
alias Or LLOYD Carrie. who was arrested at st.
Charles Motel last night on a charge OF being
n forcer and all-srouud confidence man des nit g
his UrotcStatious Of Innocence. Is not able by
t"iceral h or cable TO produC" anv friends
to Nu1Ch f1r hln. He cam" t. the hotel as
tho'ravol lyr mpanipu Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Will
liHr. MH,kengi , 'HltlN loudorcrs ANi-
d1yi's were made against D'Es~au"r by the
AIfA dntoCi lNen
The sun., 1900-12-30
Three New Smallpox Cases.

John Thhodsau. 2l years old. was taken
from his home at 72 East Eghty-nInth street
Yesterday to North Brother Island His
sickness was reported as smallpox.
We cast, were discovered Dy the Healt h
Board inspector last night. ono was julius
Cohen. months I'D, &C Horatio street
aud the other Michael Poz2o. II months cid,
cf 3?g East li2th street. They were remoye ed
10 North Brother Island
The sun., 1900-12-30
No Files On Ama.a-R Rent Free.

The brethren Of the Amen corner Of tn.
Fifth Avenue Hotel were delighted yester
dav 10 read ut the marriage of the Hon Anasa
Thornton They all desired to congratulate
him
"There are no f1ies on Amasa. q" said one
If there arc" said another brother they're
paving rent
The sun., 1900-12-30
The Origin of Pali Mall.


Pail Mall pronounced ycl mel comes
from Pale Male nm ancient gam. supposed
20 nay" been played on the present site Of
fil Mail by norman monks, by whom Il
wa introduced into England
ne obseryant lepvs, in his famous diary,
makes mention of II thus
Aprll ?. t6ei Into st James's Park.
where ! saw the Duke 81 York playing n, Pnr-
mrl", the trst time that ever | saw the sport 4"
The sun., 1900-12-30
IAundryman shampoo. City Marshal.

Lung Fend, laundryman who ha. shop
at 1899 Third avenue. had some trouble with
lis landlord this week ana the latter got
dlsposs"sS papers. city Marshal May Gross
went 10 fcnd's laundry Yesterday afternoon
TO serve the papers fend smashed a bottle
81 ammonia on the CITY Marshals head and
was locked up
The sun., 1900-12-30
Brooklyn Pupil, Must he vaccinated.

The principals OF the public schools In
Brooklyn have received communication
from the Health Committee OF the Borough
School Board calling attention to the fact that
school children must he either vaccinated
or withdraw from the school.
The sun., 1900-12-30
PULLMAN CAR NTIN8D.
shunted Aside in the Mountains Of Colorado
Because OF q smallpox Case.

DENVER. Col. Dec. PA Pullman car with
sixteen passengers and three trainmsn Is
quarantined In the mountains near here be-
cause California woman on board has the
smallpox.
The sun., 1900-12-30
Rowery Highwaymen Caught.

A thief knocked down Gustave Anderson Of
II President street, Brooklyn. on the Bovery
last night and stole his watch The thief
,N'su'a 'hr Mh,ch IrT,n W M tno chalh ahd star ID
"a chase and locked him up. The thief said
he was william Connors. a printer. of IS
The sun., 1900-12-30
Fired Two shots az the Ross.

Because he had been discharged Abraham
Beckerman. a cigar packer, tried last night
to kill julius NJ Cohn. his former employer,
~ his cigar factory at 1888 Third avenue
lie fired two shots at him The shots i'm
ficted only slight wounds. Beckerman es-
capped
The sun., 1900-12-30
JOTTINGS ABOTT TOWN.

The PocasSei Club. where all the 1smmany men
who follow Deputy city Clerk Nicholas j. Hayes
In The Thirty thrd Assembly district have their social
hnd political home, rave It's annual smoker last
lag at It's house. EOS East ll4ih street. Many Of
the leaders from other Assembly districts present
The sun., 1900-12-30

Of Real FstA's news 10 to be iourd In any n,d,u m
than that printed In THE SIN each day. -Ass
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09

news stands. She sailed from San Fran.
cisco on May LIST, and brings five days
later news
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
IN THE WRONG HOUSE.
Manuel Perry Enters Residence
and Is Thrown Gut.

A hackman named Manuel Perry.
number $50, drove up to the house OF
Frank Fishel on Alakea street last
night with two passengers, soldiers
just landed from the Warren. The
hackman went up to the door of the
house, opened it and entered the room
of Mr.. Fishel, who demanded to know
why Perry intruded upon him. Perry
lnslnuated something about the Char
acter OF the mans residence. and said
he had two passengers in his hack who
wanted to come in
Fishel resented the insult and de-
manded that the driver leave the prem-
iSes. The driver became more i'm
Fortunate and applied several epithets
to Fishel. The latter elected the hack
man, who fell to the ground. and re-
ceived severe cut on the left tempIe
from which the blood flowed freely.
Fishel was arrested and brought to the
station house, followed later by Perry
in his hack. In the station house. Per-
ry, who wore white suit, was a spec
tacle. His coat and shirt front were
red with blood, as also his hands and
face. After hearing the stories of both
men, as well as another hack driver,
the Deputy Marshal was of the opinion
that Perry was to blame for his in
juries and released Fishel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
Kamalo Pllikia.

Two of the stockholders of the Ka-
malo Sugar Company, l.. II. Dee and
Harry Evans, are on MoIokai investi-
eating the Kamalo pilikia. They ex-
pect to return with a complete knowl-
edge of everything connected with the
plantation.
1t is said that one OF the directors
of the company has made a new propo-
sitlon regarding a compromise, mak-
ing an offer of $4,000 in cash and the
same figure in paid up stock; $4,000
in all. II is expected that their offer
will be accepted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
HALF POUND NUGGETS
Aokkaido's Gold Fields Are Pan ing
Out Well.

YOKOHAMA, April THE discov-
cry Of gold in Hokkaido, the northern
most Of the main islands Of the empire,
is assuming more and more inn
portance. The total length Of the river
beds containing gold dust is put at $500
miles, and the total productive area at
], 10000 acres. Nuggets weighing over
half a pound have been found. Since
the restriction upon foreign ownership
and management of mines has been
removed by this Government COM
panies have been formed among the
foreigners in Yokohama and in one
case a tract Of thirty-seyen acres has
been purchased and an expert from
California engaged and all arrange
ments made to begin operations.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
POI AND MOLaSSES.
q Hospital Corps Man Sells False
Mixture to a Chinese.

Private Parker OF the Buena Vista
corps was arrested yesterday by officer
Hanrahan and charged with gross
cheat. He was released later on put
ting up>$100 cash bail. Information was
received yesterday morning in regard
to some shady opium deals which the
hospital steward was suspected of, and
officer Hanrahan was detailed by the
Deputy Marshal TO look into the mat
ter. Hanrahan went up to the hospital
and made inquiries about Parker with
the result that warrant was issued
Immediately for his arrest.
He is charged with selling to a Chin
csc named All Tin, a mixture of poi
and molasses as opium, and of receiv-
ing SIT for two tins of the stuff. 1t is
stated at the Police station that Parker
does not deny the charge of selling a
false preparation, but perhaps does
not realize the seriousness of the
charge of gross cheat against him He
will appear before the police judge this
morning for trial.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
On Board the Transport.

rhe Warren carries the largest con-
signment of troops that has passed
through here in many months. Many
officers whose sick leaves have expired
are going back on her to the Philip
pines; lot of men for the hospital
corps and about 600 recruits about take
up all the passenger accommodations
the good ship possesses.
Among the cabin passengers on the
Warren are: Lieut. Col Chas. l.. Heiz-
man, deputy surgeon general u. S. A :;
Major Edwin f. Gardner, surgeon L.
S. A; First Lieutenant G. A. Skinner,
assistant surgeon U. S. A; First Lieu
tenant Benjamin j. Edgar. assistant
surgeon U. S. A; Acting Assistant Sur
geons Frank R. Maura, Albert l.. Mil
len. j. S. Shepard. E. D. Shortlidge and
j. V. May, First Lieutenant Carl R.
Darnall, assistant surgeon U. S, A, and
Acting Assistant Surgeon Randall c.
Stoney. Seventyfive hospital corps
men make up the medical force.
Tie Warren has almost a new set of
officers. Captain Hart is on the sick
list and will remain in San Francisco
WILL HAVE A HOME.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
WILL HAVE A HOME.
Alice Davis Will Be Taken Care of
in the Future.


Since Alice Davis, the foster-child of
Wally Davis, was in the Police Court
and told her story of wrongs which
have been committed against her while
living in the house on Summers Island,
many charitable ladies of Honolulu
have been impressed more than ever
with the necessity Of providing mis-
funds for work at home
Mr.. Theo. Richards and a number of
ladies went to the Marshal and pro-
posed to take the little girl in charge,
although the Marshal said he had sent
for her father. Mr.. Richards was
finally given charge of Alice and he
will see to it that the much sinned-
against little girl is given a proper
home with influences which will be
beneficial.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr.
Auction Sale
Of
kAn1IlN| PARK PROPERTY

BY ORDER Or EXECUTOR AND
EXECUTRIX of the Estate of Jas
Dodd, deceased, l will sell at Public
Auction at my salesroom, SO Queen St.,
Honolulu, on SATURDAY, MAY 10Th,
1900, at II O'CLOCK NOON,
The leaseholds of the Jas. Dodd Es-
tate in those four Kapiolani lots known
as lots so, 81, SO and SO. Each lot has
a frontage CT so feet on the main ave-
nue. and are 200 feet deep, giving the
lot a frontage on main road of 200
feet and depth of 200 feet. Lease Is
for 10 IL years from January list, 1900,
at yearly rental Of So per lot.
improvements on the property con-
sist of large stable, with servants
rooms, chicken houses. one Cyclone
Windmill and Mill House. Premises
are fenced and water laid throughout
f,,,-+ f,rA,- S.,rfin,, I,y.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09
The Band,

A most enjoyable concert was given
by the band last evening at Thomas
Square. Tonight Captain Berger holds
forth at Makee Island. Should the 40
rangi oblige by coming up to the dock
to-day, the band will play her off for
Victoria.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-09

New attractions at the Orpheum to-
aight.
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