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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
PEOPLE HERE HUsTLERs.
Kansas Man Says Honolulu Is a
Wideawake Town.

The transformation of Honolulu
from a sleepy, go-easy South Sea ISL
and town to a busy, bustling, wide
awake American city is one of the most
remarkable things of the generation"
observed prominent man from there,
now ON a visit to '-the States the 9TH
er day, says the Kansas City Journal
"A few years ago Honolulu was one Of
the out -the-way places of the world,
a place TO dream away the long sum-
mer days without a thought or care as
to the material things of life. Except
for the tropical surroundings, a man
there today could easily imagine him
self in some busy city of equal size in
the United States. The notion of doing
things in the American way has taken
firm hold, and is affecting every line of
industrial activity. In the retail trade.
though, can perhaps be found the most
striking example. Merchants who used
10 sit in their shops and care not rap
, whether customers came or not, are
now busily bidding for patronage. They
advertise bargain sales and clearance
sales. and announce to their prospective
customers that at no other store in the
city can such value be had. They have
found that newspaper advertising pays.
and their announcements are set forth
in the biggest and blackest types to be
had. The people, too, have fallen in
with the new idea, and no Hawaiian
woman thinks now of going shopping
without consulting the advertising col
umns of the morning paper to See
where bargains are TO be had
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
FIELD OF POLITICS
IN THESE ISLANDS
Make up Of Independent Candi.
dates on Oahu--RepubIi-
cans and Democrats.

who are the candidates on the In
dependent ticket for oahu?' Is a ques-
ton asked hourly by newcomers to the
islands and by old residents too.
The Senatorial nominees are Kalau-
okaiani. James X. Kaulia. J. o. Car
ter. =. X. Pua and Robert Boyd
Kaiauokaiani II or was a mechanic
and now has enough money not to have
20 work. lie has been Robert wilcox's
right bower In the campaign 20. far.
Kaulia is n rabld haole-hater whose
every word IL n denunciation Of the
whites and an urging Of the natives to
"Km the snakei" by which Kaulia
means 90 scotch the Americans and re-
store the monarchy. Kaulia has talked
much OF putting Liliuokalani on the
throne again despite the Queens wish
e. for him 20 cease uttering such fool
lshness. and has an insane idea that II
the independents win the Territory
VIII become n Kingdom. kaulia is n
lawyer.
J. o. Carter has white skin and Is
a capitalist.
~ X. Pua Is a eonvcyancer and quite
bright.
SO much for the Senators.
In the Fifth Representative District
the following are the candidates: ]. II.
Makaiuai. a real estate agent: William
Mossulan. IN the same business: George
Markham. n brickiayer; J. X. Prender-
CAST. n real estate dealer: 8. X. Ma
hoe. a lawyer. and J. X. Paele. an at
torney. Markham Il the most active
~ the bunch and IL a voluminous writer
and rapid talker. lie spends most of
his time Mt headquarters now and Is
close 90 Bob wilcox. Markham has
been always n consistent anti-haole and
though once prosperous. poverty never
made him lose his wicked desire 70
drive all the whites over the pail.
In the Fourth Representative Dis
trict J. X. Clark Is n real estate dealer;
J. X. Nakookoo is n conveyancer; ID
Kaiauokaiani. Jr.. r. a clerk: II. G
Macfariane IL a merchant: NJ. IL Kali
NAL H. a former teacher and present
hackdriver. and JFnes Quinn Is a
hackdriver. n stable bwner and an en-
tsrtainer In general
Quinn has some money, Macfarlans
is weii-to-do. j. o. Carter Is not poor
and most Of the others are possessed
of little.
Wilcox expects 90 get a plurality o.
the votes on oahu. There were nearl,
5.Soo voters registered and Wilcox talki
% the Independents receiving 5000
This would mean that II the Repab'
lucans get the most Of the white vote
the Democrats won't have any vote
left az all. wilcox r. sanguine OF sue
Ia... .,I rfalr,a to hnve made n tnyT
ough canvass Of the Island.
ON Maui he looks for 1900 votes 10
HIS party. lie said yesterday that thel
had a perfect organization and ha'
counted up enough sure votes 10 WI
hands down.
The Advertisers reporter. Mr. Aoran
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
Opium Law 70 be Tested.

whether Chinese or any one else. in
fact. has a right TO have opium In their
possession. even ~ II Is stamped with the
Government. seal. is TO be tested in the
higher courts Yesterday In the Police
Court Sam Kun Ton Chiu and Lap See
were tried and fined $50 for having opium
in their possession, and their attorney
Mr. wilder. announced an appeal to the
Circuit Court. IL was testified that sew
erai Of the packages Of opium captured
had the Government seal on. but the Ha-
wailan law provides that Il II unlawful
for opium TO be In the possession OF any
one and this matter viii be tested In the
courts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
Honoring Admiral Sicard

The flag at the Naval Station was at
half-rnast from sunrise to surset yester-
day In memory Of Rear Admiral Sicard,
whose death occurred in Westonviile, n.
Y. September Il, 1900. Thirteen minute
guns were fired on the Naval dock at
noon. according to the custom in the
Navy and upon the orders of the Navy
Department dated September II. The
late Admiral was a dear friend Of Captain
Merry, commandant of the local Naval
Station.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13

A great tangi has been held at waiwetu
(says the Wellington PosD over the death
OF Enoka Taitea Hokepa. one Of tae old
est Maori chiefs In the Wellington dts
trict. Natives from Taranaki and
Hawkes. Bay are amongst those present.
The deceased was n fine type OF the Mao
RI race. He was thoroughly upright in
ali his dealings. and all through his life
he was on excellent terms with the Euro
pcars.
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KaulukOu. who took down wilcox's
speech differs with him and says that
whatever Wilcox may have meant to
say he uttered the words which he de-
nies.
A DENIAL.
Editor Advertiser-In your report of
my speech at the Drill Shed. you have
stated IN your paper OF the 18th instant,
under the heading. The Man With the
Argus Is" The paragraph in refer
ence are These haoies in this country
are nothing but cockroaches," the cor
rect version Of my speech are these,
THESE anti-WilcoX haoles in this coun-
try are nothing but cockroaches."
Il. w. WILCOX
INDEPENDENT BREAK.
II is rumored that JAw. Pipikane and
G.. n. kamauoha, two strong Independ-
ent enthusiasts. who were turned down
last Wednesday for a nomination on the
Independent ticket, may run independ-
emily of that party. The people in Laie
To which district the latter belongs
may put him up as their choice for 9
representative candidate.
DEMOCRATS ON HAWAII.
John Il. Bush writes a letter from
Maui TO a friend here that Prince DaviC
ana party Will arrive on tnat 1Sldne
today or tomorrow from Hawaii. Al
OF the Democratic proselyters are as
sembling at Wailuku to escort the lead
er TO the various places In his itinerary
Bush says that a prominent plantation
manager OF Maui has turned Demo
cratic and has gQpe TO various settle
ments to talk up 16 to /.
DAvID'S FEET COLD.
At Republican headquarters letter
were received today from the Konal
and Kau that Prince David. the Demo
| cratic nominee for Congress. got ex
ceedingly tired before he finished hi
tour. 1t was stated that the peopl
over there turned out so strongly 70
/ Sam Parker that the Prince felt chill,
all over and lost no time in getting bacl
10 Maui. where he VIII try for bette
success.
MAUI INVADED.
The island Of Maui has been invade'
I by the touring politicians. On tn
Mauna Loa Samuel Parker and his par
~ Of Republican speakers came u
from Hawaii 10 Maui. and Prince Davi
and the Democratic spellbinders. Bot
parties Of speakers landed at Maalaei
bay and proceeded thence to Wailuk
and Kahului. where they will hold fort
during the balance OF this week.
Mr.. Parker Is expected back In Homo
lulu on the Ciaudlne on Sunday morn
ing. but 10 is not known when Primo
David and his party VIII return.
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tic class in Progress block will be COM
menced on Monday afternoon, and a
class for young women viii be started
Monday evening.
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:, A., y. lI Contractor and pura.r
-. s.,,..'. .'n'. atting brick. wool or
-. We shop. Palace WaIh re.i-
- Afe., near Kswaio.
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The 'Frisco-Auck1and mail steamer pas
sage is to be stili further reduced to six
teen days
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.m'''' '''sr'.man in p.m.os

t.s... nan In Demand .
~ ,..,, r,.,'., " mccain of N,
sm.,,,, ..,.a.t District is one o,
W. ss..'',o o'',or' Ga New Eng.
| ihL ,.s.. ,'l Republican. ne Is
~ -,,., ,'''-ad,at Ir hls views.
M, s., advocacy Of Nc.
|te s,r ,s convincing 20 the
,s.ss. Aa,- me election in
ru,,, .p,'kIaE thls month.
- RATIONAL COMMITTEES
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=. ,sors. D 70 70. 2 10 4 and 2 90 4
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y, :, ,s',.iLEeT YOUR EYES vo,
~, 80 paif Don't ve-r o,h.r
,sFt 49,, rour eyes liver from
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

.,-,rr Avp INVESTMENTS.
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M. Jewelers..
~ eo-san Francisco. level.
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.aw JOnE. once ss Fort 81: (:
m. 10 and 7 10 : .,
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nv, A8ENTs
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CONTINUED on Page 4,
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speech differs with him and says that
whatever Wilcox may have meant to
say he uttered the words which he de-
MES
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afc wArERHoUsE.-omce and
,<ss Elns 81. near Alapai. off,cc
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ATTORNEYS
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=. o,cKrY King and Bethel Sta
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mrRfNARY suRopoNs

rERtNARY suRGpONs
| 4 lrHAM = Veterinary surgeon
anH Once King Sc Stables.
Nt talls tsy or night promptly
- specialtiss. obstetrics snd
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-29

rector. Holy communion, a. m: morn
ing prayer and sermon, Ii a. m; evening
PRAYER and ID, sermon, p. M; subject
morning. he Difference Between Creed
and FAITH" evening subject, 'Srhe PaT1
able of the LeaVen . 90
Plymouth Congregational church. Wa
basha and Summit. Rev. George NJ Nor
r1son, pastor. Service at 1929 a. M; ser
mon theme, The Open Door" No Ven
ing service. IL
cyril congregational chapel, Erie
street, near Grace, Service at i p. m,
with sermon by Rev. George E Lohr.
The usual morning and evening services
will be held III Memorial English Evan
gelical Lutheran church, West Sixth
street, near r. Exchange. Alex. j. d. Haupt,
pastor, at 1890 d. m. and p. M The
Compassion of the Lord Jesus will he
the morning theme; 1.-The Present CrisiS%
the theme for the evening.
Christ church. Fourth and Franklin
streets. Rev Charles D. Andrews, rec
+ tor Sunday services, holy communion.
S a. m: Sunday school, 9:45 a. M: morn
ing prayer and sermon, IL d. M; even
song mo SermOn), s D. m.
Mrs. Fila White, ordained spiritual
teacher, will speak and demonstrate the
philosophy Tuesday and Friday evenings
at parlors, 400 North Franklin.
Woodland Park Baptist church, corner
Selby and Arundel. Rev. w. w. Everts
Will preach at 1890 a. m. on The Power
of Personality" In the evening union
services will be held at the First Metho-
Central Park NJ. E. church, Twelfth
and Minnesota streets. Rev. b. Longley,
pastor. Preaching by the pastor at 1876
a. m. Subject, Seeking and Saving the
Lost At p. m, subject, Dead While
Alive
Grace NJ. E. church. Burr and Mime
haha Homer G: Ashcraft. M. y, Phi. D..
service Rev. DR.. Ashcraft will return
from his visit to Indiana in time to oc-
cupy his pulpit Aug. ).
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-29

we pleased. The weather was good, cool
enough to keep flies and mosquitoes quiet,
but not TOO cool for comfort. one rain
| made damp work of getting into camp, but
saved us much dust. Eleven days were
| spent in the park, with average drives
of about twenty miles per day. except
two days spent at Upper Geyser basin
and two spent at the Grand Canyon.
We made all the side trips TO points of
interest. saw thirteen Of the large sey-
sers play happened to be on the fCrma-
tiUn at Upper Ge!=cI basin with Helen
Gould ana Eer party, and when the
| shower came up gOt just az wet as they
did. .t ,.t..-.-... .,..-.
Several bands5of deer ana elk fed about
ut different camping places with cur
horses and ones black bear came near
enough and stayed long enough. for the
boys to th"oM. Stones, At him aud hit
him. Sunday July 3, we attended the
first religious service every held at the
Thumb Lunch station. Rev. Alexander
McGregOT, formerly of Grand Forks now
of ST Paul, conducted tire serNi ;e and
seemed GLAD TO recall cur last meeting
which was. 1t a similar service held by
him in sleeping car passing through the
canyon of the Frazer river OF the Ca
madam Pacific railway, en- route TO VAN
couVCr about three years ago. Ills loan
to me IF his rod line and fish while l
posed for my. picture a The fishing como
near the Thumb Station Will prevent my
sending his deacons the snap shot picture
| took IF him phOtographing his wife
in the same pose on Sunday. The ride on
Yellowstone lake with Capt. Waters was
made more pleasant by meeting his
daughter at their home. where she had
just arrived from a visit TO Fargo.
Larry, tie manager of Norris Ldnth sta
ton, sent characteristic Hiberpia greet
ings to Joe Cr0han, Sam Matthews, Col
Ban and other friends in Fargo
Prank Warwick, ,Slanage} 'sfz' the
Springs hotel, inquired as to the progress
being made mGNipg.. the; Sheridan house
ut Bismarck, where he expects to be be-
mind the desk again next winter - he has
been the last two sessions of the 1eg1s-
lature. 81, j. J. Haynes is at Mammoth
springs, beginning to have gray hairs. but
is tho same genial fellow. with The same
love for the park of Old. and portray
ing With greater fidelity and finer appre-
citation of IT'S beauties. We received uni
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-29
CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.

IngeTsoll, who was to have preached
at the Park Congregational church next
Sunday morning, will not be able to Keep
his engagement and there Will be no
services in the morning.
Clinton Avenue Methodist church, cor
ner clinton avenue and Isabel street Rev,
Thomas Hambey, pastor. Services at
ject Christian Growth" Evet,ing sub
ject. THE Mighty Baptism" Rescue
school at u. Prayer meeting ing Wednes s
day evening. ..r-.
Arcadia, Bald Eagle lake. Preaching
by Rev. A. b. Meldrum, D. D.. at 4
Brimhall.
Spiritual meeting Sunday at p IN.
in Central block, IS West Sixth street.
. Will ]. Erwood will lecture and give
Human, Race Degeneratng Seats free.
First Presbyterian church, Lincoln and
Grotto streets. Rev. John Sinclair, pas
tor. Sabbath service at 1890 a m, when
college, will preach: Sunday school at
12:10 Christian EndeaVorer special meet
ing at $50 y. IN. Midweek service We'd
nesday at 5 p. m.
St. PauIs church, corner of Ninth and
Olive streets. Rev Harvey Officer, rec
tor. Holy communion, a. m; Sunday
school, $3.50 a. M; morning prayer, plain,
1890 a. M; holy communion, choral, with
sermon, servants, ii d. III! evening
| prayer, choral, with sermon, The Cloud
! of God, l:30 p.
| First Church OF Christ (scientist),
Seminary hall, corner Ashland avenue
| and Mackubin street. 1O:45 a m, sub
! ject, Spirit"
Peoples church., Pleasant avenue DR.
Smith will preach at 1890 a. m, The
| Cross of Christ Evening. service at
D. M, with the Christian Endeavor So
ciety: Subject, "Cumberers of the
| Ground" led by the pastor.
| Immortality" is the subject of the
| meeting of the St Paul TneosophicaI
society this evening. room 537 Endicott
! building. The public is cordially invited
/ Church of the Messiah, Fuller street.
/ near Kent. Rev. Henry Dixon Jones
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-29
THEIR ANIMAL OUTING
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CONGREGA-
TION HAD THEIR EXCURSION
YESTERDAY
TO PRESCOTT AND RETURN
Boat Was Two Hours In Starting,
but Five Hundred Waited
and Had n Pleasant
Trip.

Almost 500 people enjoyed the annual
excursion given yesterday by St. Pauls
Episcopal church. The only thing that
marred the pleasure of the trip was the
delay in getting off. The guests were
notified to be on hand promptly at 2
o'clock and they We're, but the steamer
Columbia was not. 1t was the steamer
the eXcursionists were to take, so the
large crowd had to await its arrival with
what patience it could. 1t was near 4
o'clock when the boat put In appearance,
having been delayed on the trip up from
Red Wing. The trip was made to. Pres
colt, the steamer returning late last even
ing. The Minnesota State band was in
attendance, and the RectOr's Aid society
served refreshments. The arrangements
were in charge of j. p MacLa1en and
j. {. Baillie. of. the vestry, and Mrs E.
f. Horst and Mrs. F. b. Bass, of the
RectOr's Aid society Other ladies assist
ing were Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs n c.
Sargent, Mrs. p G. Charles, Mrs Charles
GTlffn, Mrs. Margaret Schultz, Mrs.
archibald Johnson, Mrs. f. F. Rice. Mrs.
=. ~. SharoOd, Mrs Peter Jurgens, Mrs
W. n. Cumbey Mrs. J. p MacLaren
Mrs. A. G. Powell Mrs Patterson and
Mrs Russell Blakeley..
st. Johns Church in the Wilderness tho
picturesque little Episcopal chu.ch at
White Bear, will give a steamboat excur1
SION Tor the benefit of the congrega ton
and Sunday school afternoon and evening
on the steamer White Bear. Aug. 81
Leaving White Bear at 80 p. m the
sunday school will have its outing re-
nlghtfall. Refreshments will be served
free TO Juveniles. The grown up peo-
pie will enjoy a season of pleasure during
the evening. The steamer White Bear
will leave Lake Shore promptly at 8
o'clock.
Harry Killibrew, the nfne-year-old boy
preacher, is stiI drawing great crowds
TO the camp meeting at midway, on the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-29

street there pointing from where he
Stood TO the corner west IF Eagle str ct
and north of Washington. 1T burned the
Same day the Park Place hotel burn
cd"
generation. almost. has come and gone
s.ucc the Park Place hotel Was Tia, fash
iuHable boarding place of the town, for it
was ia May, 1873, that it went up iii
flames.
Yet within few weeks there was torn
gown another 81. PsPtIl shot"l antpdating
tr Park sPIace ia its establishments ana
iu MUCH Otis ghistory5 Nje;u" With it in
pIominehce. 'rlfs was the. old Lexington
Lut,4.- n %4cofirt4l-6nd NNaia sha streets,
where. ull within day or two. the work
men Vera. blasting afeIs=}4sssbasesnent of 4
now ntlicc building.
After the Bass house, later chiistcncl
the Merchants. and the American house.
ON Third street, the old Lexington. then
fur "a time known as the American h0u"e,
81 the old settler can he believed, was the
louuiar resort of legislators. not Of ono
state. but Of the Northwest. Dakota ana
Montana leaders i'm the Old territorial
days. spinning many a yarn. scanning
many a bob-taH flush, IT may be, or con-
c"cltne many Il political plot within its
CluTsbers.
close on The heels Of the Lexington went
the old dwelling house next the Minne-
sofa club ON Cedar street, itself approach
ing half century in antiquity. and dur
ing the last week the workmen nave RACED
tn old Bell homestead on Minnesota
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Yes. sir" remarked William Pitt Muir
Jay. as he watched the wreckinG the 9th
"r day when that house was built it
vas considertd one of, the brst in the
town. too. Th&towas where ALI old john
BELLS childreG were born and it must
have beGni builLlP9ty years ago, if it was
"a day. - 4-s .s
And Air Murray's memory was not far
wTong, either for book published in
1NSN. states that Mr.. Bells home was II
quarter of a century old then. 1t is mar
rated of Mr. Bell that be purchased
lot ON Minnesota street in the early days
and il may have been the same lot, for 4
yoke Of cattle. Another bargain he oh