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The age-herald., 1901-12-08
About Persons.

F. A. Meling and wife of Owensboro Ky. are at the Hillman.
  A. J. Moore of Chattanooga is in Bir- mingham.
 W. G. Capps of Bluffton, Ga.. is at the Florence for few days. F. M. Blacklock of Atlanta is at the Hillman.
 J. A. Layman, one of the most promi- man.
 M. H. Robbins. Jr.. of New Orleans is at the Hillman. George H. Cox of Weldon, N. C., is at the Florence. R. L. Page of Lyons is in the city. Enos R. Stewart of Selma is registered J. Chambers, one of the best-known travelling men from St. Louis, is at the Hillman
 J. w. Weiss of Mobile is at the Hill man.
 R. O. Banon and wife of Washington, D. 0. are at the Florence. Robert Robson of New York is in the city
  H. A.. Fenstel of Fort Wayne is in the city.
 Herman Bird. connected with the regis try department of the Birmingham post
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

From the New York Press
 Half the good that is done in the world is dore by not doing evil
 We make our friends ashamed of us bv making ourselves ashamed of them
 When man objects to a woman's s sudden change of moods she calls him fickle.
 When man gets the idea knocked out of his head that he is a great suc- cess he has some chance of being it.
 Nothing shakes a womans faith in the matrimonial bargain she got so much as to meet another woman who could have made the same bargain but did not want it.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08
Capture Two More conviots.

Kansas City, Decem Der 1.-Two more of the twenty-six convicts who escaped from the Fort Leavenworth military prison on November have been captured at Lawton, O. T. They are Turner Barnes, sent up for ten years for assault, and Bob Clark, who was serving a five years sentence for breaking into a Texas postoffice. Clark was one of the leaders in the revolt and 1t was he who held up Superintendent Hinds.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08
President Signs His First Bill.

Washington, December 7.-President Roosevelt today signed the first bill sent to him by Congress thus creating the first law to be enacted under his admin iEtration. It was the act to admit free of duty and permit the transfer of foreign exhibits from the Pan-American exposi- tion to the South Carolina Interstate and Industrial exposition at Charleston, s. c.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08
A DESERVED COMPLEMENT.

From the Mobile Register.
 The appointment of Hon. Oscar Under wood upon the rules committee of the House to succeed MT. Bailey is an ex- ceedingly high and well-deserved compli- ment to this distinguished young Ala hamian
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schooIboy Not to Blame.

Newport. Ky, December 7.-Coroner Higgins today rendered a decision in the case of Joseph Creelman the child who was killed in a schoolboys' quarrel by Eddie Armineo on Wednesday. He found that death was caused by knife wound inflicted by Edward Armineo and adds that the killing was unintentional and under circumstances of great pro- vacation.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08
RECKLESS CARNEGIE.

From the Atlanta Journal.
 It is said that Mrs. Hotty Green and Mr. Andrew Carnegie are to be partners in an iron mining deal. We are convinced that Uncle Andy is going to tempt Provi- dence toe far sonle Of these days in ilis effort to die poor
The age-herald., 1901-12-08
Released on Bail.

Nogales, Ariz., December 7-Paymaster Robinson and three other officers of the Southern Pacific pay car which was seiz- ed here by Mexican customs officers on the charge of having contra band Mexican cigars aboard. have been released on bail and with the car have resumed their journey
The age-herald., 1901-12-08
DENIES THE ALLEGATION,

Frcm the Atlanta Constitution.
 The idea of Atlanta being nearly as tough and jaggy as Birmingham, Wouldn't that bump you off the water wagon?
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. Impressina Economy,

From the Somervlle Journal.
 Beggar-Won't you give me a quarter. sir? I am starving.
 Boston Man-Eyen if you are, you don't need quarter You can get plate of baked beans for 15 cents
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

Mrs. Bonine continues to be the only person Tn the world who knows what did occur on the night in question, and she won't tell.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

The boom of David Bennett Hill re- fused to take root and spread itself and it has been called in.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

.shem and .Japheth's descendants still have the entree of the White House. but it is the sons of Ham that bask in the sunshine of official favor.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

The jury in the Bonine case. will simply have to find that the victim is dead, and let it go at that, for nothing else has been proven.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

There are several Hamlets in the Danish Islands we are about to buy, but they are neither sweet nor philo- sophical.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

Even ancient Denmark is advocating taxation reform. There has long been something rotten in that country.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08
m oKlY DAILY NEWSPAPER IN ALABAMA

Do not fret yourself too much in the action, monsieur; and, good monsieur, have a care the honey-bae break not.
 -Midsummer-NiehtYs Dream.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

The verdict seems to be that the Presidents message was too preachy, although there was considerable ginger in if
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

The bouquet season in Congress will be declared off after the holidays, and business will take it's place.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

Maclay Is utilizing the free adver- Using he is getting. He is as foxy as he is interruptions.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

Congress is inclined to irrigation, both individually and out West.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

Wheat-fed turkeys you will have to accept in the coming holidays.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

It is the blind leading the blind Jh Congress, where both chaplains are blind men.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

The chief Northern industry now is the shovelling of snow.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

The Empress Dowager of China is selecting another heir and victim.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

If the farm hands do not spend too much time in discussing the Common CTS editorials, there is no reason why the farm itself should not be a source of revenue. including the s4oO heifer.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

Doctrines sometimes outrank deeds, as James Monroe's ghost could ascer- tain.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

It's a cold day when Clyde Fitch does not turn out play full fledged.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

| uh A0E-d1 u GA If the farm hands do not spend too much time in discussing the Common CTS editorials, there is no reason why the farm itself should not be a source of revenue, including the s400 heifer. Shem and sJapheth's descendants still have the entree of the White House. but it is the sons of Ham that bask in the sunshine of official favor. The jury in the Bonine case. will simply have to find that the victim is dead, and let it go at that, for nothing else has been proven.
 -s.--
 Mrs. Bonine continues to be the only person Tn the world who knows what did occur on the night in question, and she won't tell.
 There are several Hamlets in the Danish Islands we are about to buy, but they are neither sweet nor philo- sophical.
 The verdict seems to be that the Presidents message was too preachy, although there was considerable ginger in it.
 
 Even ancient Denmark is advocating taxation reform. There has long been something rotten in that country.
 
 The bouquet season in Congress will be declared off after the holidays, and business will take it's place. The boom of David Bennett Hill re- fused to take root and spread itself and it has been called in. | Maclay is utilizing the free adver- Using he is getting. He is as foxy as he is interruptions.
 It is the blind leading the blind dh Congress, where both chaplains are blind men. | Doctrines sometimes outrank deeds, as James Monroe's ghost could ascer- tain.
  No outsider edited the last message that was issued from the White House. It's a cold day when Clyde Fitch does not turn out play full fiedged The Empress Dowager of China is selecting another heir and victim. Congress is inclined to irrigation, both individually and out West. Wheat-fed turkeys you will have to accept in the coming holidays. ----------
 The chief Northern industry now is the shovelling of snow.
 
 Sleighs are good property up North now
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

No outsider edited the last message that was issued from the White House.
The age-herald., 1901-12-08

Sleighs are good property up North now
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-10
Hartford City, Ind, July 9, 1901

Hartford City, Ind, July 9, 1901.
Miss r. G. Davidson. Dear Madam: In
the Chicago Record of today 1 notice a
short account of an interview with you.
l have wished for some time to find
some one who could give me some infor-
nation In regard to the Hawaiian ISL
ands, and I take the liberty of writing
to you. hoping you won't consider me too
preSuming.
As you will see from the letter head, I
am dentist and would like If possible
to locate in a climate milder than this.
1 would be greatly obliged to you If you
would tell me whether or not you con-
slider 1t probable that 1 would find a ia
vorable opening for one of my profession
in the Hawaiian Islands. I am a white
man. thirty years Of age, graduate of
first class dental college (the Chicago
Dental College,, and 1 have been inprac-
tice four years. If you can kindly find
time to answer this please tell me as
nearly as you can, the cost of the jour-
ney from here to the Islands.
Sincerely yours, GEO. A. MILLER
Carthage, ILL.,, July 10, 1901.
Miss Rose Davidson, Buffalo, n. T.
Miss Davidson: As see by the papers
that you are representing the Hawaiian
Island people at the Pan-American Ex-
stress upon the golden opportunities
which are afforded to Americans to gain
fortune besides beautiful woman, take
upon myself the liberty of addressing you
a short epistle concerning the china tic
conditions of the Islands, and also the
advantages offered one without means.
If l am not intruding upon your good
nature too much I would be pleased to
have a response from you upon this SUBJ
ject and also the cost of transportation.
If can secure the proper information
which would warrant one in going there,
l would have no hesitancy in doing SO.
Are the people of the Islands conversant
in the English language and do they mix
readily with the American people?
Thanking you in advance for any and
all information you may see fit to give
me upon this subject, and wishing for
you very profitable and pleasant enjoy
ment during your vacation and stay at
the Exposition. / beg to remain,
Very respectfully. BERT SAMPLE.
Carthage, Ill.
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relation to Hawaii and the chances for
young men there, and thought that
would write to you as you are mentioned
therein
1 would consider it great favor If you
would write me, giving such information
as you think proper, business chances,
etc.
Hoping for reply at your earliest con-
venience. and thanking you in advance
for same, 1 am,
Very resp. yours,
FRANCIS v. GREENE.
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chicaeo. July 9Th, 100

Miss Rose c. Dawson, Sherman House,
Cfty.-Dear Madam: 1t has long pee'
my wish to go to the Hawaiian isiano 10
but cannot afford to take the
arriving without employment. ,d
To show You that / am serious ana
s,eodn have been for the last eleven
years and am still with the same con-
Germ here. And am now "a years Of age as
If you will please forward to the ao,
dress 7 will give you the name OF SUM
party there can write to and use y4 ,.h
name. 1 will in turn furnish you 49,
references as to my honesty ana enc"
aeteE.
attended lecture three OF nrLer
ago, given by Colonel Francs -, ~
who maybe you have met Vi
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Live Stock For Sale.

JUST ARRIVED. BY THE ALBERT,
twenty head of draft. all purpose and
fancy driving horses. at Lewis Bros
Sale Stables. of King on South street,
Honolulu.
JAMES DEZELL.
5sss Importer of Horses and Mules
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FRATERNAL ORDER EAGLES

A SPECIAL MEETING WILL BE
held in Progress Hall. Fort street, On
Sunday, August 18th. at Q p m. Busi-
ness. election and initiation Of canH-
dates. All members are requested TO
be present on time
Visiting Eagles cordially invited.
=. A. SIMPSON
SOS Secretary
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NOTICE.

THE GROUNDS OF THE ALEx-
ander Young building, and the privats
street, to be known as Bishop street.
are closed to the public until further
notice.
WILLIAM MUTCH.
Superintendent Alex. Young Build
ing SsS7
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July 10, 1901.
Miss Rose C. Davison.-Dear Madam:
Would be glad If you would give me your
idea as to the prospective success of an
american Dentist in your native land.
Hawaii"
Wishing you an enjoyable trip through
out your stay in our country, 1 am
) Sincerely, JAS. s. SONERS
46 w. Washington ST., Indianapolis, Ind.
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4. ~ s,o! IRON WoRKs.-Engineers
|Is. saaers Of Pumping and Sugar
-! and complete power
d \, 0lee' room u, spreckels blk:
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Charlottesville, Indiana. July 9, 1901.
Miss Rose Davidson, Chicago, III
Miss Davidson: Please send me the ad-
dress of some of these young ladies
spoken of in this article. which is taken
from the Chicago Record-Herald of July
g. 1901, and oblige, very sincerely,
ALBERT 8. GALLEY,
III w. Main ST.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-10

r /; y J. E, DOVE, C.E.-surveyor
f. IVA Engineer; Office rooms
II @p story Stangenwald bldg.
- ST.; P. o. box 421. Ord sr
'@ typewriting.
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ISLEE L PAGE, Architects and
l:as-offce, rooms "a, Arlington
II Honolulu, H. L; sketches and
~ estimates furnished at short
@ei Iel. 229; P. D. box 773.
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WILL E. FISHER
NOTICE
aAUcTIoNEER.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
the Merchants Association today (Sat-
urday), August 10. 1901, at 3 o'clock
p. m. at the Hawaiian Trust and In
vesment Cos rooms. Fort street.
W. w HARRIS.
6932 Secretary
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MEETING NOTICE.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
the stockholders of the Hawaiian Or
phanage and Industrial Schools AsSo-
citation. Ltd, at the Kona Coffee Store,
on the 23d Of August; 4 p. m.
ALICE r. BEARD,
1891 Secretary and Treasurer
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GARvIN.-Ohce, 232 Bere-
T. -ssr Emma St.; hours, 8 to IL
u i i'so 10 8 p. M, 1880 to $3.50 p.
d. r.. IL Blue 1881: residence Tel
sts Nsl.
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I, = uTAMURA.-Off1ce, 1853 Nuu-
Tel. White 152; Office hours,
linua m. and s 20 s p. M, except
s,iays
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asts.s,a1 y, TANNATT.-Cfvfl and
/ 0ssn csnglneer; civil engineer
n, ~ ~ .0lege; P. o. box 90; 1913
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be B, HIGH.-Philadelphia Dental
lssgs, 1872; Masonic Temple; Tel.
Il
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"Tell Us, Dusky Maidens May We Marry You?"

He took quite an extended trip through
your country.
Hoping to hear from you giving the
desired information. l am yours sincere
ly, GEORGE ANDREWS.
Address General Delivery, Chicago post
Office.
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!. ri MOORE-Of1ce of DR.. Day.
/. mia St.: hours, 10 a. M to :
TAO to $3.50 p. M: Sundays. 3
! T. T. office Tel. SO; res. White 1881.
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DENTIST rs.

\ RBY.-Mott-Smith bldg, cor.
I'm and Hotel SITS; office hours. 3
b
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OCCASIONAL CAKDo'

--,rE AND INVESTMENTS
~ ,v POND & co.-5os-5o4
sClEILAII5 BIdg. Tel. Main 80.
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PHYSICIANS.

my BARRY-Oftice, corner
4 MAR and Union SITS; hours 1912
3s's'1t'Ss M: Sundays, 10-11 a. m.
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ENGINEERS.

f.vS NELL & CO., LTD.-EnH-
electricians and Boilermakers,
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/ 4 ROGERS. M.D.-Eye, Ear, Nose
- throat Hotel ST., opp. 7. III. G..
,,arial treatment for deafness.
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AZ SINCLAIR.-Boston Bldg;
,sr II 10 /, 8 to 5. 7 to 8; Sundays,
49, Tel off. Main 1855; res. w. 1851.
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CLEVELAND, M.D.-0f-
D. ,,5s king Z St; hours, 9 to IL g. NJ,
u ". M Tel. White All.
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HE Advertisers publication of a
few of the letters addressed to
Miss Rose C. Dawson by men who
were deceived by Chicago fake inter
view in which the fair Commissioner
was represented as saying that Ha-
wall is a place where rich and pretty
Hawaiian girls are .yearning for white
husbands, caused much interest yester-
day. Today another budget is present
ed The item which brought down the
avalanche of letters and which many
of the writer's enclosed to Miss Davi-
son, is as follows:
Rose C. Dawson, Hawaiian Commits
sioner to the Buffalo Pan-American
Fair, is at the Sherman House. With
her are two Hawaiian women, M. Ma
puena Smith and II. Karpo Phil
lips Miss Dawson said: Il have come
to learn something that might add TO
the felicity of our island people. Frank
ly don't expect to find it. We are SUI
ficient unto ourselves. Your overwork-
ed Chicago youth ought to come out TO
the Islands and marry some OF the nice
Hawaiian girls, who have plenty OF
money and who want white HUSBANDS
They are lovely as dreams and as
rich as the ordinary American heiress-
Following are sample missiyes:
Dorchester, Mass. July Is, 1901
NV Dear Miss Dawson: Noting &C
count of an interview of yours in a chi
cago paper, in which you mention the
great opportunities that the Hawaiian
Islands offer to the young men OF TINS
country, 1 write to beg for further inIor-
nation on that point
/ am g years old, have had sooo pusf
ness training, am energetic and STEADY
and can give first class references COW
ering my entire life from school days 10
the present 1 have never had time TO
consider matrimony, but would not De
ayerse to 1t under certain conditions, nu.
would like the opportunity OF CROWNS
up with your country. l am ieet
inches in height, weigh $50 POUNDS anu
am well built and in perfect heahn'
Now, If you can put me IN way W
open a correspondence with the proper
parties, 1 will feel greatly oblgeo.
Trusting that you will find 1t In youL
way 10 favor me as above, am, win
MANY thanks in advance. yours etc,
FRANK MCCARTHY,
II Cottage Side, Dorchester MASS
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| ,gSNIE L, HILDEBRANpE.-
e.. rs Beretania ave-; telephone
sIs ST.
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OPTICIANS.

ss eetIa 81. ct, YOUR EYES; you
pa, s S.s pain. Don't wear other
a.Ir, Your eyes differ
ss4 mad. Don't Don wear cheap, Inn
b gs glasses; they viii ruin
I'sgllN. , Uonsult s. E. LUCAS,
~ OOm l. Love bldg.
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IL GR0SSMAN, D.D.S.-Alakea St,
.s doors above Masonic Temple,
a:zaIlB; Office hours, 9 a. N. to 4 p.
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j L c. WALL, DR.. o. e. WALL
4. hours, a. m. to p. m; Love
|S.s, Fort ST.; Tel. 434. q
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THEOS0PHI AL SOCIETY.
REMOvAL.

ALOHA BRANCH: Saturday. 7:ss
p. m. public meeting In Arion Hall,
back Of Opera House; Tuesday. 7:4S
p. m. class Of Ancient Wisdom" at
Mr.. Rice's. Beretania st. Library open
Wednesday. : to p. m.
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Miss Dawson: If you wish just give
some of those charming marriagauie ~.
tie young Hawaiian ladies the Ioiio".ie
-. E. B. g.,
Lock Box 1899. Denver, Colo
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Offices 81 & SS. Campbell
" LoNJF Fort & Mer. sts.; TeLM.Ha
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736 West Gath St, Chicago, July g. 1901
Miss Rose Davidson, Commissioner
Pan-American Exposition from Hawaii
Buffalo, N. MADAM: The writer has
obtained your name from the Chicago
papers, giving account Of interview with
you.
I have for long time felt special IN
Ierest liz Hawaii, and wish TO get further
information respecting the Island With
whom hae / better correspond il Ha-
wall with a view of getting information.
1 wish to learn what ara the induce
ments for emigrating to this newly-ac-
quired possession of ours.
Very respectfully, A. e. MORLEY.
736 West Gath St. Chicago