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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-06
OF
THE NAVY
Eleven Armored Ships
Planned.
.sPEcfFlcA7IONsARE READY
Sixty-sn Million Dollars to be Laid
Out on New Marine
Construction.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.--EIeven ar
mored ships to cost about SOC. 600 900
when finished are attracting shipbuiid-
ing experts to the Navy Department
this week. says Tribune special from
washingtor1. They will make a final
study of the plans and specifications
to win the great competition eleven
days hence, when the bids will be
opened for perhaps the largest con-
'struction contracts ever undertaken at
la single time by the Government
The amount at stake at noon on De-
lcember 4, according to the Congress
ional appropriation. for hulls and ma
chinery alone will aggregate s42, 900 900
and within this sum the bids will be
confined. the remaining $4,000. 900 re-
quired to furnish the guns, armor,
equipment and stores of the vessels be-
ing reserved by the Navy Department
for expenditure after the vessels are
launched and nearly ready for SER
vice.
Certainty of brisk competition has
been brought about by the peculiar
wording of the two appropriation acts
authorizing these ships and by the de-
lay in signing the two classes of cruis-
ers and battleships, of which the de-
partment took advantage in stipulatins
that all bids be opened on a single day
THE act OF March 3. 1899 provided for
4three baf<teships and three armored
icruisers and the act of June T. 1900
ladded two more battleships and three
tarmored cruisers, each class under botf
laets being identical and the limit ot
cost for hulls- and machinery for eaef
vessel being 100000 in the case of tn,
,battleships and 100000 in the case O
1.-THE cruisers.
The probable distribution of the con
lstruction of the eleven big vessels ha.
become very interesting in view of al
Interpretation of the two acts of Con
lgress by Judge Advocate General Lem
lily Of the navy. He finds that the Pa
Icifc coast. under the two acts, can Sc
Icure three battleships and one cruiser
or three cruisers and one battleship
THAT coast is entitled to not more thai
four vessels. being limited to two un
der each act. The remaining seve
vessels must be built on the Atlantic
Each one imposes additional restric
tions to to the number of vessel
which may be built by one contractin
party. and in this particular. accordin
!, to Capt Lemly's findings. single bid
! der on the Atlantic may secure as
maximum four battleships and tw
, lcruisers, or four cruisers and two bat
tIeships. making in all six vessels, bU
no bidder can secure three of one tyr
and three OF another. or five of on
TYPE.
The Scots Of San Francisco declar
they want more than four ships, and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-06
THE ENGLISH CHURCH.
Peace Negotiations Between High
and Low Churchmen.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The proceed
ings of the round table conference
summoned by the Bishop of London
for the discussion of burning ques-
tions agitating the English church,
have been published in an authentic
form, says the Tribune's London cor
respondent. The nearest approach to
compromise was the offer of Lord
Halifax and Canon Gore to accept the
first prayer book of Edward VI as an
alternative in the communion service
and to dissolve the English church
union. high church body which has
excited the hostility of low church
men. The impression is strengthened
that the only effective peace confer.
ence will be an enlarged convocatior
with ancient rights fully restored.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-06
THE SIERRA AN OCEAN MARVEL
Big Ship Reached
Port---She Wins
All Sorts of
fqf Praise.

4 A w mi steamer reached dpa-t 7a
hehne eseame INTO ph an persons dng numerous ren
prominent h shipping h frs inspect the sraa
oftm moannC Company he OF h d d kh ehee
observed in parent everybody h Hashe IF
q h n the eand
OF n revelation to
@ .
scnd~ class sa h an n Their Mxtyfy
%
In mcns b. by hdd
Of tn Sierra
~ f t rnth TKnhren
rSiutp a.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-06

Emperor William has sent to the
keichstag charts. maps and statistics
showing the growth Of the Russian.
British. French and United stutes Ma
vies. and also their strength in Far
Eastern waters. In view of this same
the members of the Rsichstas fear that
another bill to increase the strength of
the Germany Navy In coming.
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PEnrLs or THE RAIL.
A Cleveland Might Express Runs
Into q Washout.

BEAVER. Pa. Nov. 2s.-The Cleve-
hand night express leaving Pittsburg
al midnight on the Cleveland q Pitts
burg road. ran into q washout half a
mile west Of Beaver. Pa. at o'clock
this morning and the locomotive. mall.
baggage and express cars jumped from
the tracks and plunged into the Ohio
river. The three day coaches and
Pullman sleeper stayed on land, al
though derailed. and the forty-one
passengers escaped with slight bruises.
VI. 8. Casey. OF Cleveland. the ex-
press messenger. was unable to escape.
and was drowned In his car. which Is
below the surface OF the river. Injur-
cd:
Albert Coughenour. Of Cleveland,
lsngineer. one foot cut Oh.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-06

LONDON. Nov. 2s.-Baron Speck Won
Sternberg. the German First Secretary
of the Embassy at Washington. recent
ly promoted to Consul for Germany at
Calcutta. has written to United States
Ambassador Choate asking him to pro-
cure a special license for his marriage
to Miss Lillian May Langham, niece
of Arthur Langham of Louisville. KY.
to whom he will be married as soon
as he arrives In this city
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their bids appear to entitle them to
more than that number, the Secretary
of the Navy will submit the matter to
the Attorney General for decision and
IL this goes against them the builders
Iof the Oregon will appeal to Congress
to place them on an equality with their
Eastern competitors
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Latest Sugar Prices.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-Sugar-Raw,
steady; fair refining, S7c; centrifugal
Sc test. 4ssc; molasses sugar 3sc. Re-
fined steady: crushed. 5000; powdered.
5.70c; granulated. 5.60c.
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Representative Burton OF Ohio. chair
nan Of the River and Harbor Commit
ee. will oppose the ship subsidy bill.
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|s.sroN Nov. sa.--Advlces
~ 'ecelycd here from Manila
D. Aperience ~ the horse
D (a,s,lAnaw IN a terrific ty-
/ ~ ". Which she passed. The
1 mules and fourteen
',au, rerorted otherwise In
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-06

Every move made by the Washington
Government in connection with China
. Is denounced by the London Times
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no. NffNINt
4. s.sAsent 10 take scsns~,eds-
aw''rglmsnts district os Kons.
fNsu.r. q Achrs once. King g..
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,softsSl0aAl CARDS.

-r1rr AND fNvEsrMENrs
.,fAS. POND q co--Judd psds !
4 nla .
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rENoanApIrnns

l,s. l.s.,....-. : I Public stsnoxrapher. al
iois y, Insurance. dept. GROUND
mds rel Main scp
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} y, ,s9LEcr YOUR EYES: you
n, w. we pair Don't wear other
IA h'es your eyes dlner from
n... wear cheap. improperly
( 'hsv VIII ruth your ey,s.
= LUCAS, oPTfctAN. love
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nay build ave Ruoslsn erui-
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Vs'en Feed Co
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~, sNII Contractor and Builder
y .n.,Ilee tulee httlns; brick, wood or
- we.r shop. Palace walk. resi-.
ks' Ave. near Kewsio.
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ArroRNurS

iouNsON Cw. q. kcsi and
,.snpni Once No. 10 West
Z. a. TEL ~
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fils cLEvEt.AND. M.D.-omce.
I Srw n hours, ? 20 y a m. q "a
4 q. rsl ~
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A WILL a co. frD-Engi.
~. .''c'riclans and noiiermsksrs
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AhCliITECTA
NkE q FAGn. Architects and
.omce rooms "a. Arlington
- Honohlu, ~. r! sketches and
",linaies furnished az short no
VI y 2 q. box Ts
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ENnfNrrRa

|.e ..l, : TRAIN. Aruhitects-suits
IT, nloch. Fort ~. o
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plcKEY Klns and Bethel sts.
apO ros ~
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y DOVE. C.E.-surveyor and
l.sneet once new Maeoon bids. :.
snd Merchant Sta. Y. o.
V'uers taken foe typewritins.
-. HoN woRKs-Ensineers and
Pumping and sugar Ma
-. eomplets power plants: Of
~ sprecheis block. TeL ia
~. INiLoR, NJ An. SOC. G. n
hydraulic Engineer. ns
~ Honolulu, Tei. 90
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III h sARvtN. once. ~ B~rcsa-
~ Emma 81 hours, Q 10 n q. m.
sst, M. 10 70 s;p .. mAs Tea
= NJ rc-idsnse reL White sS9t
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|WrrAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
oF NEW YORK.
n ROSE, Agent. Honolulu.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-08-16
Q
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is 8 newspaper fer bright and intelligent peo. pie It is tn ad" nl to attract people who think,
 Is not neutral or colo;less, constantly trim. ming in ;til eIdenyor to please both sides but 1t is independertia ia tse lest eense of the word.
 It has pronounced opinions and is fearless in expressing them, but it is always fair to it's opponents.
 Matters of national or vital public interest get more space in THE TRIBUNE than in any other paper in the West.
 For these reasons it is the newspaper you should read during the forthcoming political campaign.
 THE TRIBUNES financial columns never nislead the public.
 Its facilities for gathering news, both local. and foreign, are far superior to those of any other newspaper in the West.
 It presents the news in as fair way as pos sible, and lets it's readers form their opinions.
 While it publishes the most comprehensive articles on all news features, if you are busyr the Summary of THE DAILY TRIRUNEss published daily the first page gives yo,Es briefly all the news of the day withif one cols- umn.
 It's sporting news is always the Best, and itss Sunday Pink Sporting Section Is better thara eny sporting paper in the country.
 Itis-the "cleaneat' daily printett an the Wast~
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-08-16

During the civil war, as we'll as in our late war with Spain, diarr- hoea was one of the most trouble some diseases the army had to contend with. In many instances it became chronic and the old sol- diers still suffer from it. MT. David Taylor of Wind Ridge, Green Co.,, Pa., is one of these. He uses Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and says he never found anything that would give him such quick relief. It is for sale by Harbert & Sheldon.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-08-16
FOR SALE. 100 Half-A Lots.

In Carter's Addition to Green Forest, adjoining public square on the east; all within the city limits; all plated with streets 60 feeo wide. School board has secured by deed Block 6-4 acres in the center of the S0-acre tract and is soon to build an elegant school house. There fore these lots will be,most desirable for family residences. Now is the time to buy before the price is raised by the railroad entering Green Forest.
 M. w. GARTER,
 Belleville, III. W. c. Russell and F. o. Butt, Agents.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-08-16

The lead and zinc fields of horth- Arkansae are most easily reached via the Frisco I.ne Arrangements ts have been competed for daily Lead l also bet ween Eureka soriSss a"d a Yellvilie via BerryVille, Green Forest Harri- and Powell These stages make close connection with through trans of the Frisco Line and afford most comfortable and cOnven- tent means of reaching that important locality Descriptive literature with r3tes time of trains and stage connections will be furnished upon application to any representative of the Frisco Line, or Bryan Snyder, General Passen ger Agent, St Louis
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-08-16
When Others Fall

Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up the weakened, shattered system by giving vigorous action to the digestive organs, creating an appetite, and purifying the blood. It is prepared'by modern methods possesses the greatest curative pow CTS and has the most wonderful record of actual cures of any medicine. Try it.
 Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache, Indigestion, biDousness-, AL druggists. 25 cents.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-08-16

w. J. O'Neal and wife of Yocum were in town purchasing supply of goods Tuesday. MT. O'Neal says rain is bad ly needed in his section.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-08-16
Local Mention.
AAex,

ny, how dusty
 Roy Morgan has typhoid fever. Buckets ef Lard, D c. at Whita~ ~ es.
 Holleway has moved to Eureka 5.
 addition to Grim's store is now 
 . Foster has had some neat signs Ion his store windows, f has the goods and prices that Ike you in the grocery line, Burket of Osage was looking asiness in Green Forest Monday. KGofortA and James Bailey have I'd wells dug OF their premises "a residence with fine garden in Forest for sale at $500. Apply iell Bros.
 2.Martin has sold his farm near Qhip church to Roy Hyle. MT. may move to Texas, & package of Brazoria Coffee of 1nd take a chance on that hand- Ter sugar bowl and set ofspoons. LOT Anderson has extended the Assessing a penalty OR parties xe net listed their property, to Eas moving rapidly on B. B. ITS residence. He hopes to |neady for occupancy within a 'of weeks.
 D Harbert of Norman, o. T., '0f Capt. L. E. Harbert, arrived ln0ay and will spend some time 2felatives.
 k the shootin' gallery man, m shop Sunday, turned over the creditors, shouldered his little !dleft fer greener pastures, pMiticai campaign will soon be tt Lloyd, the Eureka Springs IreS1nan, will continue his cam- sp3 low prices on hardware and |g Material.
 Blasingame was able to get up aturday for the first time since roe broken in June. He will bend upon crutches to get
 sometime yet.
 ageman of Chicago, son of Eeman, is visiting at the home tter. Young Jageman is a
 large mercantile establish e Windy City.
 Commissioner Gray did some
 Hive street work last week.
 Milling up the holes about the
 was especially beneficial.
 enty more street work to be
 Rre all favorable concerning
 work. The tunnel is now
 ed at the rate of 12 feet a day,
 Lch end. At this rate that
 work will be finished on
 al thanks of THE TRIBUNE
 e our special friend, Frank
 nr the richest melon treat of
 Mir. Jageman presented us
 pf water melons and musk
 Ay that Wreathed us in smiles
 ter and wife drove over from
 Rngs Thursday and spent a 4 They will move over about
 nile here MT. Porter made
 Is for the purchase of 20- &pf ground from the school oining his property. On he will erect a store building
 and engage in the hardware
 <e business,
 ples requests us to announce
 nius Jordan will give a
 e subject of Higher Educa- [ville on the night of Aug
 Jordan is an eminent edu-
 State and an orator of
 and his speech on this oc-
 well worthy of all who
 1leged to hear it. Prof.
 to interest our education
 young people in the State
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

DAs, i los domadores Sc baten en- me
dio de la casa de fieras'
El buen doctor!. .iC6mo Sc
explica! j. Pues 81 los beers quie
rem exterminar & los indfgenas del
Transvaal, juzgandoles sAl va je s,
ique mucho que los ingleses, q su
vez, consideren salvajes q los beers
j pretendan arrebatarles ell terruf1o
que ellos arrebataron a los indigo.
mas! .-..
Por ESQ cuando me preguntan
de parte de quien estov en- el conflic
to anglobocrs, contesto que no ostoy
con los ingleses nj con los boeIs, 81 !
no con los cafres:
Pero mucho me gustaria que
lord Roberts despampane Kruger;
10 primero; para que los beers ex.
piasen 10 que han hecho contra los
indfgenas del Tfansvaal, 10 segun
do, para que los beers aprendieran
en- cabeza propia que no SO coloniza
q tiros. II
LUIS BONAFOUX.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24
Los CucubaIl0s.
CNe1ato pete7'toYYIQeteno

Lola, la mas int6ligente bella
de las alumnas de la sEscuela Mo-
delo,, estaba aquella noche mas des.
def1osa que nunca. Hacienda un
mohfn de disgusto que le era pecu
liar, me volvio la espalda, Sc puso
a contemplar la naturaleza.
Venfa desde ell terrado un per-
fume de flores tropicales, i las es-
trellas temblaban en- Ia extension
azul.
Repentinamente me dijo:-iVe
V. aquellas luces que aparecen en-
ell bosque? Quiero ina.
Corr1 8 satisfacer su capricho,
i POGO despues recibfa ella. sonrien-
tie, dos hermosos cucubanos. Por
vez primera sus rasgados oios Sc
fjaban en- los mfos; mas le halagaba
Ia exactitud d con que habfa satisfe-
cho sus deseos de nina mimada, que
mis- rendidas demostraciones de ca.
ri1o. II,
Su mirada, mucho mas hermosa
que las ondas lumnicas, que despe-
dfa el insecto, me hizo prorrumpir
en- una declaration amofosa, balbu-
ciente, pero apaslonada. y
Ella tomando una actitud digna,
i una seriedad no acostumbrada, me
diio:-Este insecto dara Ia contesta-
ci6n. Yo la miraba asombrado. La
coquetuelal Sc hurlaba de mi.
Tomando ell cucubano coloc&n-
dolo sobre Ia mesa con ell abdomen
hacia arriba exclam6: Ha de saltar;
81 cae en- la misma posicion en- que
esta, ha recibido ", una negativa,
81 al contrario, sale Y. victorioso.
Mi amor SO jugaba al azar. Era
un capricho de ella j no me atrevf 4
protestar.
Momentos de augusta de in,
certidumbre.
Ell maldito cole6ptero parecfa
chancearse: oculto su luz, Sc que.
do inm6vil. Parecfa un falderillo.
al que incipiente jamona le hubiera
ensefado & remedar la muerte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24

/ + M NlAss
Tom6 de nuevo el Vi cucnbano, lc
nev6 q sus labios ! el insecto, al re
cibir el ahalito, revivi6 su. luz con
mas bellezai esplendor que antes.
No habfa dnda; gu aliento era vivi-
ficante; con SD soplo, cuaI otro Dios,
animaba la materia.I
Ahora la prueba qp se hizo es-
perar. Hacienda dos Wees inntiles
esfuerzos, di6 por dltimo unaasalto
gigantesco, cayendo sobre M mesa
J con sus dos focoa n 5nosos, que
parecian dos estrsllllI ~. % primera
magnitud. sss w 80
Ella palmotso con alsgria. Ex-
tendiendome la mano sexclamaba:
Te feIicito porque has vencido! Pc
70 no ce1iras el lauro, hasta que no
contestes estas pregnntas: lPor
que de :revivi6 la luz as eselinsecto
cuando 10 llev& & mi boca? Esa lug,
que tan bella nos parece, 5es engen-
drada por 81 roce de los cuerpos 8
por Ia ruptura de clos, por la inso-
lacion, por Ia cristalizacidn 6 por la
electricidad? III
s. Recurrf q mis- d6bi1es recuerdos
de NAL estudiante, que habfa sido en-
mejores tiempos, pidi6ndoles auxi-
io para salir de tai apurQ..
Te dejo por nm J. .momento,
piensa bien, me dijo. +
POGO despues volyi6s con dos boz
tes de cristal dici6ndonos: Voy &
facilitarle la contastaciop.
-Sabes que estos insectos estan
clasifcados con el nombfee de pir6-
1,,a Elo&N I.
minoso, examinado con el microsco-
pio, separando estas .membranas, Sc
We una materia .granularia color
amarillo, en- medic apafecen gl6bu-
los rojos grandes ramifc fcaciones de
tubos Vacios, cuyo aspecto es muy
parecido q la libra muscular Aho-
ra bien este bote contiene gas oxfge.
no purO: introduzcamos Ia materia
fosforescente 8 ell cucnbano entero,
y mirad iqn6 hermosa 1uz da q. du-
radera! E1 gas ha mudado de natu-
raleza, ha habido absorcion de oxf-
geno j production de acido carboni-
CO.. Is. s5.E,Ss..s -,
ntroduzcamosle ahora en- este
otro bote que contiene hidr6geno, i
Iobserva: el pobre animalito ha apa.
gado sls linternas, y 81 gas no ha
variadp de naturaleza.
4 va puedo contestar le inte.
rrumpf mR =: =
Que el oxfgeno del aire el
carbono contenidos en- la, materia
amarillenta donde SO produce Ia luz,
Sc combinan, resulta una combus
ti6n lenta como la que hay en- La ma
dera ed estado de putrefacci6n, 8 en-
nn algod6on con grasa. Con tu
aliento avivastes esa combustion,
como con tus miradas avivas la ho-
guerra de mi pecho.
-Magnifico. Sobresaliente. To-
ma ell premio. Y extendi6 su dimi-
nuta nnano, donde 70 Imprint un
amoroso beso.
-Pero falta la Ultima prueba,
me interr1mpi6. Y humedeciendo
su fndice en- Ia materia amarille
del cucnbano, hacfa signos cabalisti-
COS al par que me decfa. IA yer 81 me
descifras 10 que aquf te digo.
Ocult6 la luz, vi ante mis- ojos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-02-24
A VISO
a los receptores
y cargadores.

La sCompaffs Generate Tran-
satlantiques tiene Ell honor de parti.
cipar & los Sres. receptores carga-
dores que desde el primero de Enero
los vapores de Ia Inca Havre, Pto-
Rico, Haiti, hacen la escala de San
tander, tanto & Ia ida como al regre.
so, segdn el itinerario siguiente:
VENTDA.