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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20

Captain W. G.. Goodman. formerly OF
the Robert Levers. Is TO become port
captain for Alexander & Baldwin at
San Francisco Captain Johnson takes
the Robert Levers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20
|!aOckHoLDERS'
|TsClil MEETING.

al MEETING OF THE
49, Tie Hawaiian sugar
} g.,sa saturday. AUG. 18TH.
~, :, y. y m, at the rooms %
,s.,a,. Commerce. for tho pur-
WINS ths bylaw.
IA HOPPER, Secretary
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20

IN Assessment Of "a per cent
~ pr share has been levied 10
n, and payable on the 10th day
y 1000 delinquent October 10th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20
KIHEI
IstssMeaT NOTICES.

p Assessment Of 10 per cent or
Aarp ot the above stock was
Ne IL, day Of June. 1900 The
y laid Ia now delinquent and
PRIV BE- sold according 20 by
10 company
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20
OLAA
sEssaEaT NOTICES.

H. Assessment Of ~ per cent
supsf share on the above com
|rss 10 now delinquent. interest
! snt being charged from July
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20

L. Assessment % 80 per cent
~ Der share was due July list,
! 4 now paying interest OF I
! fom August ist. 1900.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20
MEETING.

IiRsr ANNUAL MEETING
Aho'd'rs ~ the Honolulu
vs. Co, Ira. viii be held at
n ~ 30 Office II the com b
atust %. 1900
A. NEwuOUsE. Secretary
san
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20

n Assessment Of per cent or
hare IL due today. the ist OF
100 interest will be charged
ht day % September and viii
,usnt on The soth day % Sep
100
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20
MsRlCAN BANK OF
HAWAII, LTD.

y. y HEREBY GIVEN THAT
NJ NJ. blrectors Of the First
h. $50 ot Hawaii. Ltd, have
I0. asssssfnent Of 10 10 per
stock of the corpor-
~, within thirty days. q
N aoase Of the corporation,
We and delinquent August
y. NJ. BOYD.
iuly Is. 1000 ''''''"' ssO7
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20
Auction Sale
POSTPONED.

The sale Of MAUNALEI SUGAR CO..
LTD. by order of EMMETT MAY, ESQ.
Is POSTPONED UNTIL AUGUST "a.
1900
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20

p Assessment Of per cent or
tFlsd 10 become due on the lat
spismber, 1900. delinquent sist
October 1900. payable at the
Y Alexander a Baldwin. Judd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20

Treasurer olaa Sugar Co. Ltd.
|pn August lat, 1900 Ssis-7i99
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q = QUINN
Treasurer Klhei Plantation Co.
(sa August lat. 1900. 6si2-si99
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20
PAIA NOTES.

Paia plantation mill shut down last
Saturday for the season. with a record
% nearly 5000 tons. The concert given
for the benefit % the Paia Church on
Saturday was quite n success, arts
tically and financially. Mr.. =. Kama
kaia and Mrs. saffery and Misses Rog-
ers, PHI and Kekipi. and the Sunday
school furnished the music. Another
entertainment viii be given at the
same place for the same purpose on
Friday. August II. Mr.. w. @. Scott
was married TO Miss Virginia Freitas
at Paia last Sunday at noon. Rev. Il. @.
Beckwith performing the ceremony.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-20
scHooL AqENT MCKAY.

The selection Of W. A. Mckay as
school agent for the Waikiki district
was a wise one. a number OF the
school buildings In his district are In
serious need Of repairs. and there Is no
doubt but that he will have them put
In proper order. The school at Wal
hee especially Is In disgraceful con-
dition. and he has already accepted
bids for having II properly repaired.
Let the good work 60 on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
~---------------------
THE POSITION OF THE NEWS"

The Board OF Education on Friday
evening wrestled with the proposition
t. exclude unyaccinated children from
the schools. but made 70 progress to-
wards its solution 1t decided, how
ever. TO continue the vacation one
more week, 30 as TO give further oppor-
tunity for the vaccination OF children,
whose parents are willing to submit 10
the arbitrary viii Of the majority Of
one on that board. The meeting was
adjourned until Friday next, when the
subject Is to be once more discussed.
before the rule requiring vaccination as
prerequisite 10 admission to the
schools is to be put in force or re-
scinded.
The Deseret News desires 1t to ce dis-
tinotly understood. that while 1t has
given place 10 communications which
are opposed TO the theory ana practice
Of vaccination, It's own opposition is and
has been all along simply against the
compulslon which is being exercised uu-
der the guse Of a school regulation. In
addition to that, II has objected 10 The
dogmatic assertions OF a few members
OF the medical fraternity in this cltv.
which reflect upon everybody who dis.
sents from the opinions they entertain.
When 1t is declared, for the purpose Of
influencing the City Council and The
Board Of Education, that no reputable
physician is opposed to vaccination,
they state that which is untrue
We have TO repeat, once more. that
our fight is on behalf OF the people who
resist the unwarranted attempts TO en-.
croaoh upon their rights and liberties
Let those who believe in vaccination or
who. unbelieying are willing to submit
TO the dictum OF unauthorized officials.
have their children vaecinated OF be
yaccinated themselves, and the News
viii make no objection. Our protest Is
against the endeayor TO force upon tn,
taxpayers OF ms Guy, something that
hosts Of them reject and which they
viii resist TO the last extremity,
The columns Of the News have not
been closed against arguments or fig
ures In support Of the vaccination
theory They have been open to both
sides alike The excuse, which has been
made, that physicians OF the regular"
or allopathic school cannot condescend
10 reply to persons who are not recog-
ni1ed by the orthodox, counts for moth
ing. II Is not the professional stand
ing Of individuals that Is in controversy.
II Is the question Of the right Of any
board ~ odicisl ta sssuua nowsr not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13

Among the numerous New Years edi-
lions OF our exchanges Is that OF the
Chicago Times Herald, a truly gigantic
publication. II covers on its q pages
many subjects OF interest to newspaper
readers. but devotes itself especially to
reviews OF the history Of the world
and more particularly to that Of Illinois
and Chicago, during the Nineteenth
century. The Times-Herald certainly
il representative OF the art of newspa-
per making at the end Of the nineteenth
century, now rapidly passing away.
What newspaper making will be at the
end Of the next century Is hard TO tell
But probably the tendency will be, az
ter the century mark has been passed,
to reduce the papers in size and 10
make them intrlnslcally more valuable
as newspapers than they are now, as a
rule. The Times Herald Is one OF our
most valued exchanges and here's hop
ing that II may live and take part in
another end-of- the-oentury debate. but
on the right side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13

1t Is very comforting TO know that
the editor OF the Tribune does not want
either the editor Of the News" or the
editor of the Herald, killed. This change
OF base Is funny but characteristic. The
readers Of the Tribune never know what
sort OF an acrobatic turn 1t Will take
First, II wanted "the editor OF the News
muzzled or killed" Next 1t did not
want him killed physically Now 1t
does not want him killed at all, and ex-
tends similar generous exemption TO
the editor Of the Herald. However 1t Is
hoping, according TO its latest explain
alton, for dispensation Of Providence
that will strike both editors dead, and
thus save their wouid-be muzzler or
killer from further suggestions as to
their fate. SO 1t appears that after all
his twistings and shiftlngs he does want
both editors killed, but hopes the Lord
viii do what he is afraid to attempt
himself. The institution at Provo
yawns for him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
CHRISTIANITY AND PEACE.

Max Nordau In the North American
Review arralgns Christianity for hay-
ing a practice 50 entirely different from
the theory with regard TO the peace
question. over the portals OF the
church, he says. glows the inscription;
Peace on earth and good will to men,"
but the church has hardly ever prevent
ed war Very often she has put the
sword into the hands Of her followers.
"she exterminated the Goths because Of
their Arlanism, and does not seem TO
see that II is blasphemy to ask the God
Of love to look with favor upon muir
der and destruction, or to ask the God
Of the universe 10 take sides with one
portion Of His children against another
portion; especially when she knows that
that other portion is turning TO God
with exactly the same impertlnent re-
quest"
The author scores particularly the
oiarsvmen He saws nsver has one Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
SANITATION NEEDED.

For the beneht OF those who claim
everything for vaccination and nothing
for rational anitatlon-speaking OF the
best way Of stamping out a smallpox
epidemic-the following statement Of
DR.. Joseph A. Begler, OF Rochester, N,
Y, is copied from little pamphlet.
Il could give the committee an illus
tration OF the fact that smallpox Is
extingulshed not by vaccination but by
the enlightened sanitation which Is now
adopted. In my experience az a COM
missioner In the Rochester board ot
health, prevented the spread Of small
pox, and am certain that serious cpl
demic was extinguished by energetic
measures in case which occurred at
that time. A continent case
OF smallpox in row OF rookeres OF
two city blocks filled with people from
cellars to attics. No second
case occurred / claim that this is an
Illustration OF what can be done by
energetic sanitary measures, that these
alone are sufficient. Aside from the
facts which show the disastrous eonse-
quences to health and life which arise
from vaccination, It should be sufficient
for the legislature 10 act upon the fact
that the disease can be extinguished as
here stated, and that attacks upon the
person by vaccination are unnecessary
and unjustifable. l may say for your
Information that l have served three
terms In the city Of Rochester as
health commissioner, constituting a SER
vice OF FIVE years. have heretofore
succeeded as commissioner OF the health
board in preventing the enforcement Of
the present law, and since the explra-
ton OF my term, DR.. Brownel, president
OF the school board, has also succeeded
to this time in preventing its enforce
ment."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
Milwaukee Wisconsin.

It's ded ely to see viii thoz Chicago
University spelling reform fellos hav
kun out. It's grand bluf, and re-
minds wun oy the stori ov the French
kwene hoo intredewced the fashun oy
bustles, to konsele the fakt that she
waz deformed. Like crate menni
others Of the products OF modern higher
edukashun, thay can't spell rite, Thare
skeme Ia TO get everyboddi els TO spell
rong. az thay do, so that thare blemIsh
vii eskape observashun, This IL speld
In the Chicago stile. II is not bewtiful.
nor doz II seem good. In komparison
with the stlle Of spelling that haz de-
veloped by evolushun and embalms the
histori Of words. Besides, II Is harder
to spell this way than TO spell the way
the world Is used TO. II peepl are
obliged to learn TO spell. whi shud not
the labor be put upon thoze who don't
know how, Instead Of upon thoze who
do?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
HERESY TRIALS.

The Presbyterian church Is about 10
have another hercsy trial Rev. Arthur
McGiffert Is the defendant again, and
the charges are substantially those
made in 1898 10 the general assembly.
A New York dispatch outlines the
complaint then made. II was 10 the
effect that McGiffert In his History OF
Christianity in the Apostolic Age treats
the New Testament very irreyerently.
He denies It's inspiration and the genu-
ineness Of more than one-halt Of the
books composing IT, The said volume.
It is alleged, is a flagfant and omlnous
scandal. as II treats with open contempt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13

them had the common SENSE To- say: II
refuse to pray for the victory OF our
arms" No head OF state church has
dared 20 say 10 the temporal auihori-
ties when these were asking for a
blessing upon armies: you desire war,
and our God teaches peace. / cannot
bless the hand armed to main and kill
men. II you must shed blood, do so; but
do not mix God and His religion with
your devils work"
Dr. Nordau Is a close observer and
fascinating writer but he Is certainly
wrong In asoriblng the war spirit OF the
world to the religion Of Jesus. That
that spirit stu 30 largely prevails Is
due TO the almost entire absence Of the
influence Of that religion upon the
world, not 10 It's presence there.
The Master Himself declared that the
effect Of His coming would be not peace
but sword. But II was not He It was
His enemies, who drew the sword. In
every age when light has flashed forth
from the divine abode and illuminated
the understanding OF Gods children,
darkness has mustered It's forces and
arrayed them against the favored ones.
Paganlsm put on Its armor against the
first Church, and sanguinary contest
followed that lasted through centuries.
Against the Reformation Rome arrayed
herself. And there came wars, oonten-
lions and disunlon, that are seen to this
day. And when In this latter age again
the Lord opened communication with
heaven, Professionalism followed In the
footsteps Of Roman pagansm and Ca
thollclsm, and the result has been strife,
heart-burnlngs, mariyrdom. 1t 10 all
due 10 the fact that the world will not
yield TO the rule Of Jesus.
But His religion viii prevail at last,
and with It universal peace. The decree
Of the Almighty has gone forth' Il have
set my King upon my holy hill OF
Zion" IL is, in the divine council, an ae-
complshed fact.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13

The dIsllkes, hates. and jealousies
told of in the London dispatches today
as existing among leading officers in the
British army, may have some basis OF
truth; but 1t is probable that the pic
ture Is overdrawn in the present hyster-
ical state Of portion OF the British
public, brought about by a series OF
reverses and the later anxiety OF no
news from the front. 1t is highly I'M
probable that the empire Is In such a
divided condition among Its notable
men as the crltIelslng London press
would make II appear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
FONETIC SPELLING.
Chicago News.

Following the lead Of superintendent
Andrews, the congregation OF the Uni
versity Of Chicago has adopted the tol-
lowing resolutions Resolved, That me
adoption by the board of the University
Press for use in the official publications
and journals Of the university OF the
list OF words with changed spelling ac-
cepted by the National Education as.
ISOLATION be approved" The list OF
words thus reformed Is as follows;
Program (programme), Tho lthough)'
Attic (although). Thorofare Thorough
fare) Thru tthrdugh). Thruout
(through). CatalOg (catalogue), Pro-
log prologue. Decalog, Demagog
(demagogue) Pedagog pedagogue).
Byron, in castigating Scotch re-
viewers, referred to one Of them
as perverting the prophets and
purloinlng the psalms, but, so far as
known, none OF them attempted to
shorten the decalogue That has been
reserved for the National Teachers as
ISOLATION, Superintendent Andrews and
the University of Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
Chicago Tlmes-Herald.

We are glad TO know that Professor
Shorey and several Of his associates
have been fighting the great spelling re-
form that Is about to burst forth in the
publications Of the University OF Chi
cago. Otherwise We should feel that a
splendid Institution Of learning was ir-
revocably committed by a momentary
freak and we would hope for better
things. Let individuals indulge In these
spelling eccentriclties as they will. No
one outside their webbing orbit cares,
not even when they get together in con-
ventions and applaud themselves. But
such antics are beneath the dignity OF
our great schools, which must avoid
them II they would retain their author
ity and fulfill their duty to the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
THE ELDERS OPPORTUNITY.

The Chattanooga News recently gave
place 20 an extended article from the
pen Of Elder Ben L, Rich, President Of
the Southern States mission. II was
reply TO a vlrulent attack upon the
Mormon" Church by Rev. DR.. Brough-
ter. Every point attempted to be made
by that minister was effectually met
by Elder Rich, and his arguments and
deductions completely demolished. The
Deseret News has not space to repro
duce both the attack and the defense,
and as IL might not be considered fair
20 publish the reply without giving the
text OF the assault, we do not print
either, both being quite lengthy.
The agitation which has been occa-
STONED by the endeavor TO exclude from
Congress the Representative from Utah.
has opened larger field than ever for
the labors OF the Elders. They Will
probably take advantage Of the OPP
portunlties afforded. Public inquiry Is
aroused. People who cared nothing for
"Mormonism" and little for any religion,
desire now TO learn something OF the
system that Is causing such stir In
the world. This Is the good that is
coming out OF the evil intended.
While things were quiet, folks who
attended church or read the papers,
took for granted what the preachers
and the editors said about the Nor
mons" But this noise that has been
made stimulates investigation. Think
ing people perceive that there must be
something more than common in a re-
ligion and people so bitterly assailed.
This is the time for the Elders to fol-
low them up. preach the Gospel, explain
the truth, dlssipate the errors that have
been promulgated, and show the super
iority OF the faith revealed from Heaven
in the nineteenth century, over the
creeds OF men which contain but a
modicum OF the pure doctrines Of the
Savior OF the world.
While we do not advocate contention
nor wish to stir up strife, we think the
course pursued by Elder Rich and Elder
Whitaker, and some other valiant de-
tenders OF the faith. In replying,
through the press and otherwise, to the
Misrepresentation Of sectarian preach
ers and anti Mormon" editors, is prop
err and timely but should not be fol-
lowed by those who are not qualified. for
the task. Preach the Gospel, bear tes-
timony of its restoration, OF the usher
ing IN Of the dspensation Of the fulness
OF times OF the impending advent OF
the Redeemer, and Of the contamination
Of all things spoken OF by the holy
Prophets, and leave the result with Him
who Is at the head OF this work. and
who will oyerrue all things that hap
pen TO bring about His divine pur-
poses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13
prsrREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 70, 1900.

the obligations by which the author
and al other Presbyterian ministers
have bound themselves. 1T II the most
daring and thorough-going attack on
the New Testament that has ever been
made by an accredited teacher Of the
Presbyterian church In America" But
the chief offense IN all probability IL
this. that the author Of the book denies
the great distinguishing principles oil
the Presbyterian doctrines OF evan
gelioal Christendom"
The Presbyterian church seems de-
termined to give notoriely 10 its "heret-
ics' and TO advertise their "heretoal'
books as widely as lies IN tie power to
do 50. 1t has been proved time ana
again that in our time the very 1rst
effect Of a "heresy" trial Is 20 bring to
the hereto a wide circle Of students.
For religious organization, claiming
no divine authority for lie existence TO
institute "heresy" trials Is to tread
dangerously near the boundaries OF re-
ligious persecution.
A "heretlc' In the New Testament
language IS one that causes divisions
contrary TO Apostolic teaching, not In
an earnest effort TO serve the Lord, but
for selfish purposes. q Cor l6; H. 49,
"Heresy' Is sin placed in the same
class as adultery, murder, drunkenness
and such like and declared TO be the
works Of the flesh" (Gal., 5: 1870
Those that proclaim "heresies" are said
10 be false prophets" bringing upon
themselves swift destruction, q Pet,
2: ~ What Is meant by "heresy'
trial, from a Scripture point OF view,
must be gathered from such passages.
At time. when the Church was led
by inspired men. who were in position
to ascertain the mind and will Of the
Almighty on questions Of faith and
practice, the power to SIT In judgment
upon the opinions and lives Of the men,
bers could not be doubted,
The Apostles, on all important ques-
lions had the power to announce,
Thus saith the Lord When they
were assembled In conference upon
questions Of doctrine, their decision was
dictated by the Holy Spirit (Acts, Is:
2S) and II followed that resistance to
such decision was equivalent to apos-
tasy from the faith, 1t was dlsobe-
dlenoe to God.
Neither the Presbyterian nor any
other church existing without the gifts
and powers OF the Church Of the first
Apostles. without inspired authority.
should presume TO exercise functions
which cannot exist without those divine
gifts and powers. In a merely human
organization. who shall say what Is
"heresy" and what is not? Who shall
stamp his brother as "heretic?' When
doctrine is formed by the process OF hui
man reasoning, why Is not one opinion
as authoritative as another admitting
that no human faculty is absolutely in
fallible? Who knows but that the 'he
retic" Of today is the great church ia
Their Of tomorrow?
The Presbyterian church with its
"heresy" trials stamps itself as still
living In the age Of the inquisition.
What would. 1t do, had it the power2 It's
ranks are bound to become depleted by
the course 1t takes. McGiifert may be
wrong in some Of his views. but 1t is i'm
possible for him to be farther away
from the truth than are some OF his ac-
cusers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13

The British correspondents at the bat
ties Of Gras Pan and Modder river tell
Of the magnificent heroism displayed
by their troops under an appalling fire
and in the intense heat Those ac-
counts should give American readers
still higher estimate Of the accomplish
ment Of their own troops at Santiago
DC Cuba. where the cover Of the Span
iards. the intense heat Of the July sun.
and the appalling fire as shown by
heavier list Of losses In less time than
In the South African battles. are all on
the side OF FL Caney and San Juan hill
being more eercely contested engage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-13

Il Is said from London now that a
hundred cowboy rough riders are worth
a thousand English farmers and clerks
on the field OF battle. The most pro-
nounced anti-Engllsh paper in this
country would have been hooted down
at home. II 1t had made that compaii-
son, referring to the American cowboy.
But apparently everything goes" N
England now.