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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-26
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/, ~s,,..s'' Market ' g.
q . .r noon
II. .'5s.a !. are offered for
5ss Lane finished rooms
F'-'l'S n
- family
able covers overs 9 2Pd
g - 3 ciaP"ain :. go
a -,curs q good
meeting Of the ., Ha-
s5 On Monday s' 7-'
with a large co. col
- lc the SANE, IS offer
5srgain. -.,-tnsnt of
:si + today al Ms
CLEVELAND! Wheel %sf7 aa I4ls
M 81. tor 90. Gan ca
!. al sold' 80. +arata
+ e.9:., s cents a yard al
ID .' Lace House. .,,,,,,
5,r. and the Honolulu lone arl
inc Including fresh lob .
!. want fresh meat, the
r., Co., Co., Ltd, can supply lI2p5t
,i 81, al = large consignment
having had experience
,. 91.,'ff furnishing goods
-. ;- position by applying
a'7ss. .,a Eabi-
. viii be held at the
- 1.!'mbsr OF Commerce
i o'clock
,.s the Honolulu Mar
= we'll stocked with
'.tsrs aud poultry MI as
81. Phone Main Nv
II rrsbange meeting yes
4 c. Lovekin was
I. =: "a, in the Exchange
5 F. Dillingham;
II, aaaual meeting Of The
ne Hawaiian Fiber
! led at the office OF
tonorr0w at 2 o'clock.
!. 10. 81, will hold a
ts!s friday evening,
T.mp!s. The work for
n be in the first de-
ka special auction sale
Il vii {. Fishers auc-
Il choice furniture and
goods viii be offered
: gazwelrs interesting
aaca in Hawaii" may
I'd! Agent Jared Smith
q. Station in the Cap
y, CT Bank Of Hawaii,
favor Ct E. Won Sen
z;. gad al persons are
s nssouating the same,
;, Nm srGuDel.
za n5w Be satisfied at
Yuket Co., Ltd, for
u he Zealandia and
: na!. Of all kinds; also,
! Egs variety Of poultry
gszz.-t pound has been
! Fzakin avenue, at the
Ia 4. E. c. Smith has
II: r.z.master by Su-
I. / P.1E Works McCand-
y s. With all the latest
= Eziei on the upper
"a Valley, is offered for
~ al be had imme-
& CLASSIFIED ads for ad-
= 4, who has been for
Iaa Asaia & Co, has
sd gone into business
i lag a fine line or jap
I'd gents furnishing
z p found at al Hotel
lG2lu.
Photo Supply Compa-
Miy their patrons that
20 tgmigation was only
Shipment Of AristC
Iheir kodak films
q ether supplies came
sie in perfect condi-
u. Japanese procurel
= q II the Circuit Court
sS2lse, il was alleged
ilTa1t or complaint II
%ii5sled yesterday. TIL.
NC me poinI OF Whetn.
2 l7lpardy, can be Sc
q dn5
Islng and Cleauins
compelled, on accoun.
-2a.Ss to take large
li0us quarters, anC
- At Fort street, neal
sslts the Star block
iasm win be prompt
nd delivered, if re
s!aolis viii return from
saturday, and vii
'1ileu next SUNDAY
I" ? m. The servic
Theodore Richards
e9Ss sandwiches an
hat thyse VINO car
The Young People
IIsslay morning a fir
=. -..l5 Of Viii Prestidg
AS .gnted q moscuit
= Ffssudgss little so.
I. Iagu!shlng the plaz
y burned about 10
'a VIII be unable I
j. posting business 70 .
Ssa,s.'s4-aessy and chile
j, Utah arrived o
1.t al The Hzg-.fre
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-26
Mrs. 7. B. Chaplain,
Gedge Cottage. Richards st.
NOTICE.

THE S. s. ZEALANDIA WILL
leave for San Francisco on Friday,
April 18th. at S p. m. For freight ana
passage, apply to the undersigned.
VII. G. IRWIN & CO.. LTD,
General Agents, Oceanic 5. .. 90.
5SIh
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-26

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
APP PREPARATION BILL.
Measure Approved by. the Governor afsl
Cutting on Ten Items.

arn.atN ApR'oNsa bysAna 1oNeNuoE athtl
Cutting on Ten Items
Austin, Oct. 3,-GovernOr Sayers hal
approved the appropriation bill with the
exception Of ten items Aggregating slI.-
0o4. which he vetoed. The bill as II
reached the governor carried a total Of
a.. 752. SI5 for both years. There Is in
the bill $4,000 10 refund school Land
purchase money. which comes out OF
the school fund and $50, 900 for peniten.
tiaries. which will not b used. This
100000 with the items vetoed brings
the bill 70 within 800, 900 Of the limit
OF Is. 800. 900 and the bill contains a
clause providing that the appropriations
for the new buildings shall not be az.
pended without the governors permits
sion. thus the bill will DO held within
the limit.
The governor has discovered that all
Of the ssbond year appropriation for the
state deaf, dumb and blind asylum for
colored youths were omitted In the en-
rolled bill, with the exception Of ono
item. This serious mistake was due 20
carelessness Of those who had charge Of
enrolling and comparing the measures
The problem Of how the colored in.
stitution will exist during the second
year will have 20 be solved in some
manner. IL might run on a deficiency
II that is permissible.
IL is reported from an authentic source
that the governor will veto the concur.
rent resolution providing for the inves.
tigation Of the state departments and
state institutions during vacation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
THE SAMAR DISASTER
Further Details Show the Slaughter
Was Horrifylng.
THE BODIES BURNED.
Forfy.Five Charred Remains Found In
. Trench and Bodies We're BADLY
Mutilated-Seven Others Are
Said 10 Be Missing.

Manila. Oct. 3-The latest adviccs
from tho Island of Samar give hayPw-
ing details Of the slaughter Of tho mem.
bers of company O. Ninth United States
infantry last Saturday at Balaneagi. It
seems that the presidente Of tho avn.
claiming TO be friendly. led the assault
In person.
On hearing Of the slaughter. Colonel
Isaac ID. Derussy Of the Eleventh in.
fantry. started for the scene with a bat.
TALON The body Of Captain Council
had been tied rs the heels. saturated
with kerosene and partly burned For.
ty.hye bodies had been burned in a
trench. leaving seven unaocounted for.
The charred remains Of many were 70.
covered. In numerous instances the
the bodies had been badly mutilated.
Three hundred Maccabees wero dis.
patched TO the scene ON board the To.
gaspi. which is delayed by a typhoon.
The American publishes a telegram
giving an account Of the fight in which
a majority Of the men OF company @.
Ninth regiment. were killed near Balm.
gaga Sept. -. The fight rs long pre-.
mcditated and the Filip,nos were called
20 commit the slaughter by tho ringing
Of church bells at daylight. They got
between the soldiers who were break.
fasting al their quarters. and their guns.
The insurgents were mostly armed with
bolos. but they had few rifles with
than
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
NEGROES HOLD A TOWN.
Race Troubie 81 c~ntralis Takes serious
aud Sensational Turn.

Race Troubis 81 c~ntrHlis Take. ssrioa,
aud Sensational Turn.
vinita. O. T.. Dot. s.-The town Of
Centralia was in the hands Of a negro
mob yesterday. The trouble was caused
by the whites trying TO compel the ne.
groes to leave Centralia- A number OF
white men made an attack on the home
Of negro by the name Of whitmire
last Sunday and fred a voiley into the
roof Of his house and compelled his fam.
lily to fee in the darkness for safety. A
mob Of negroes took charge Of the town
and fired mp and down the streets. and
shot n woman named Mrs. Coblanta
and demanded that the blacks who re.
side in Centralia DO protected. 7 he
white people barricaded their homes.
Oscar johnson. who 10 is charged shot
Mrs. CoblAntz. IL in the hands Of tho
federal authorities.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
Riehmoad Daughter. Protest.

Richmond. Oct Richmond chapter
Daughters % the Confederaey has
adopted resolutions against the appoint
ment Of such large number % spon.
sors and maids Of honor 20 the Confed.
crate reunions and protesting in the
name Of history against the titles OF
colonel" and general" being 80 reck-
lessly conferred by the local camps and
the United Confederate Veterans. The
resolutions declare that as matters now
stand appointments as sponsors, instead
of being an honor. bring those appoint
ed into ridicule.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
IadIsn Corn Duty on.

City OF Mexico, Oct. 3.-Prosident
DiAz' action in issuing decree rcmov-
ing the duty ON imported maize or In
dian corn is generally applauded except
by the monopolists who have been max.
ing an artificial price ON corn and OPP
pressing the poor people. for whom IL
Is the smplo article Of food. Tho duty
will remain OF until the last day OF
this year. Wheat will be dutiabls at
the rate Of cent per gross kilogrAm.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Cleburne. Tex, Oct. Sci Helm, q
negro. is here. aud reported that white.
cappers swooped down on their camp
near Venus Tuesday night and made
them get out. The negroes were picking
cotton five miles south Of Venus. Helm
stated that there were score or more
Of the whitecappers. The tents the ne.
groes were in were perforated with bul.
lafa
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
BRYAN PROPERTY

- rrrcs near oil mill, part 81 which u IN CITY
umits. cattle has been fed on same for siN years
90 h better than batt0m land: nv house, well,
cement oistern, sheds. barn aud other Improve
msnts for sale cheap.
20 acres, Is IN city limits aHd 10 Just on ort
ids, room house rev stables. sheds. cribs
etc, good dug well cement cistefn Ia aslefn
part Of city. Come qut 1. 10 cheap.
Two cheap house. IN western part ofclty.
TIE A. ~ RAJ ard pl.'e IN western part OF
city viii sell 1T bargain.
Vacant lots In All paris OF city.
Good frnom frnme house close 10 G. W. 4 u
V. depot win sell cheap.
Two lnis with 5 room house. halls. siarre els.
egnss gnrden. cribs, etc close 70 Fradcd school;
vii close out ~ bargain
olc Eve room hou.e. We sheds. etc. ciosc 20
rradei school going very chap
One good new room house on same block a.
frte Baptist ehurh price cheap
A vacant block with 20 al tIoes for $50.
10 southern part ~ city on College read
lots. nee foCmy house. orchard. stables. hen
Mouse snd other Improvements, price $500.
i.fbioek room iouse 4 Faperics. Iantry,
bath ~ m. harm, wnferwOfks electric lights,
well. orc ard. e. $4,000
Large boarding hrusr. WIN accommodate 20
people viii rent for eco 70 20 year, viii eel
ehrar.
81 lots joining Jea .Frauklin. win sell for
pi-2 acres Of land near oil min with two
uouses. one has foCms tie other 2, viii en
change for eo.ntIy property or seli fer 100.
scAbins, 2 blocks south Of l. A q. ~ depot
will sell all for ssuo.
One 8 room house, hall galleries closets
good barn, cistcrn, waterworks, garden etc, In
very swell pert % city. for si2oo
One neat. newlv finished osttage IN southern
part % city. good well, plenty OF room for gar
dens, etc, on high ground With splendid view,
Tor $50.
eblocks IN western part Of city, known as city
rsyk, beautiful oaks on each block, will sell
cheap
One half block ground. room house, . halls.
1isrgc underground clsierns hydranta. ser
wants ntuse, big barn and all other modern
convcniences, In bon ton part Of city. will cell
cheap.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
TEXTILE Strike /. Probable.

Boston, Oct. "a strike involving
5000 operatives in Fall River will
probably begin next Monday morning.
IL viii DO primarily strike against
Borden rule" zAny of the mAnufac-
turers term il, the wage question being
subsidiary TO the principal whether one
man shall be allowed to absolutely con-
troll the situation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
To Improve IN. Army.

City Of Mexico. Oct. IA party OF
army officers. comprising the commits.
sion which Is to study military matters
in France, are on their way 10 New
York where they will take steamer 70
Antwerp. There Is great activity in
the work Of bringing the army up 20 q
modern standard Of efficiency.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
See llliS IlSg!
-of land for sale by
M ON RIO EDGE
THE ONLY ACTIVE
REAL ESTATE Man

uis part Of the state. n you have few pen
mis- IN your hanks, hunt him up and be made
happy b. buying q home for Hsnnir and the
kids N you have lands for sale. see him. but
remeffber his time n money mr. hc VIII not
for H. lie makes a AZ eclaltf OF handling large
tracts land several OF which are not on this
list There IL no use foollDG away your
liner tying 10 sell your land when he can
cell II In a few days II your price Il rlRh
the people know he has properly az the right
prices and they look him up when they want TO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04

Washington, Oct. 8.-Tho president
has appointed Colonel William n. Bis.
bee brigadier general Of the regular
army. He was recommended highly by
Major General Lloyd 8. Wheaton and
Major General Arthur Macarthur for
his recent service in the Philippine is.
iAndA
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

80 acres Of land ON wixOn creek, 100 acres In
cultivation, with two sets OF houses. balance IN
timber and pasture, price $50 per acre, on
easy terms 20 acres on jacksonville road,
part N Madison, balance In Grimes county.
% acres near Morgan's GIN win sell cheap on
easy terms.
One OF The best improved truck farms IN the
state, 81 acres, Just outside the suburbs, foI
100.
200 acres 10 the left on nadisonviiie road, on
wixon creek, 100 IN cultivation. balance In pas
lure. will trade for city property or sell ON
easy terms.
One Of the preinest place. IN Brazos county
mile north Of Bryan, as acres, good broom
house, well, cistern. barns, sheds, stables, etc
on very high hill for go
aB lcfcs Of fine black prairie land, near
Edge, 80 acres IN cultivation. The only fine
prairie for sale IN this county; viii cell cheap
enough. on easy ter na.
Al kurtcn--One good. broom house. worth
300, storehouse worth 400. cribs, 'Sell, hen
house, acres Of land. The place IL worth al
least $1,000 will sell for COO.
Az Welibont- good storehOuses and splen.
did dwelling; will sell cheap enough.
A. Calvcrt-f good new houses with other
good improvement win sell cheap. or en-.
change for Bryan property.
Three hundred acres very hne gravel close 20
both II. 4 I. q. and q. W 4 b. vR.R.
20 afres, 30 In cultivation, 40 In good : wire
hog proof pasture, cribs, sheds, good tank two
acres ~ Bermuda. In good neighbofhoOd. price
800 worth at least $500
326 acres near Kurten well improved with
everlasting water. price cheap.
Have aeveralp laces for sale from siE 10 ten
miles east Of Bryan
Yours for Business,
MONROE EDGE.
Land Agent and Notary Public
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-10-04
Arkansas Manufacturing Industries.

Washington. Oct. "A preliminary
report ON the manufacturing industries
Of Arkansas. issued by the census bu.
reau, shows the state has AGA manufac.
turing establishments, with total cap
itai Of SS5. 800. $40 and n total OF &ll,.
Ss3, 7SS worth Of products. The total
paid In wages reaches fs,6s6. 29i. and
the miscellaneous expenses arc placed
NJ Al 49, 10
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-27
-Four Men Ascending to the Roof.
Time for the Trip, Three
Minutes.
1T WOULD BE A PART OF "THE
MODEL CITY,"
BY WILLIAM 8. CRANDALL,
Secretary Municipal Art tor

BY WILLIAM 9. CRANDALL,
Secretary Municipal Art lion.
Mr.. Crandall is a member of the committee
appointed to visit St. Lou.. and urge upon the
| officials Of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
| the adoption of a plan for Model City" as one
| OF the exhibits Of the Worlds Fair.)
WRITTEN FOR THE SUNDAY
Chicago gave to the world the White
City; Buffalo is presenting the Rainbow
City" and 1t now remains for ST. Louis to
excel all other worlds expositions by Civ
ing a "Model City"
This may be done without marring in the
slightest the general scheme Of the chief
architect. The principal functions of the
modern city will be involved in the construc-
ton and administration of the Louisiana
Purchase Exposition. For this reason It will
be a comparatively easySnatter to incorpor-
ate these as model features. In this way
the St. Louis Fair will give to the world its
first great object lesson in modern city
b~uilding-one which cannot fail to attract
worldwide attention, for nothing of the
kind has ever been attempted by any
worlds exposition.
Many OF these features will be absolute
necessities. For example, the Fire Depart
ment. 80 long as fire protection is neces-
sary, why not make the various fire station
house, and their equipment and admin.stra-
ton models OF their kind? This feature
alone II capable Of much attractive presen-
tation that 1t will not fail to attract the
multitude. The Life-Saving Training School.
which for twenty years has been maintained
by the New York Fire Department., is one
OF the object lessons which could be utilized
In connection with this scheme, Chicago
had nine fire stations. and there is TO reason
to believe that st. Louis will have a less
number. one OF which could be made a more
imposing structure and SO Designed as to
form q model headQuartera At this would
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-27
wr1rAsa TO os,,er.

An Englishman at a Dime once told a
tale Of q tiger he had shot which meas
ured t~wenty-four feet from snout to tall
tip. Every one was astonished. but no one
ventured to insinuats a doubt Of the truth
Of the story.
Presently a Scotchman told his tale. He
had caught a fsh which he said he was
unable to pull out alone. managing only to
land It ut last with the aid of six friends.
SIT was a skate. and it covered two acres
Silence followed this recital. during which
the offended Englishman left the table. The
host followed. After returning, he said to
the S~cotchman: 'Sir. o have insulted
my friend. You must apologize"
II dinna insoolt him." said the Scot
Yes o did, with your two-acre nsh
story. You must apologize"
We'll" said III offender. slowly. with
the air Of one making a great concession,
tell 1 II he will q ten feet OF that
tiger ] win 200 what I can do with the
nsh."-T1d Bits
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-27
The Glass in Action.

in the cities Of Eimira and syr.ousa. n. r.
and lately ct Charleston. q. c. NOR ere
many cities IN the West and East that arr
contemplating the addition Of this fmpor.
tant feature 10 their Fire Departmsnta
The Fire Commissioner Of Charicton
about a year ago sent their Assistant chief
to New York. where he entered the New
York Life Saving Training School a. q pro.
nationer. the came as any recruit Of that
department. being assigned to duty IN one
OF the most active truck companie In the
city. Here he received not only the instruc.
ton incident to actual practice In the rexu-
lar work Of the greatest IRE department in
the world. but also a careful training in
the modern method Of saving HE a fres
under the Instruction Of a man who IA hsd
twenty years experience in this branch Of
the service.
The course was completed In three month.e
time. and Immediately upon his return to
Charleston that department constructed =
1o-foot tower and equipped the school with
the necessary apparatus for teaching the
entire membership Of the force the unto.
CAf4nunA - 49,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-27
GEESE AND THEIR PROPHECIES.

. GEESE AND THEIR PROPHECIES.
. ElTIE WR THE Sunday REPUKLE.
. Aa Z an III vs stIntng VI GIVE street looking at be weather. vMe q
> the Federal building End cAsrns searching sarcez annrRt be clouds shI .
E shzpfMtued mai, with q settled look Of inquiry On h1 fac, cme ale n
o Joined the othert in his skyward sarchngs.
. "Irouaeo If a fine DIG. open fAn said III sharpf featured nan
. The other paid NJ auennon to the Remark but continued lis obsev.usn
. time before theyp put in a appearance. have just returned from the woods Of
= Canada. ant the wild geese UP there prophsy a long n pleasant autumn
= ing an signs OF PREPARATION for going south Theses geese are usually right in
q their forecasts n make precious few mistakes. No use Of looking 1r cold
. weatheru Until aner they move"
. Their reputation" arswer thu tail man without taking hi ~ nm h
q weatherv ane appears to have led all of The geese in te country into making
o representations"
. AS he concluded he turned nd walked way. The shsrp1eatuzedm n aood
. fol ome tim, as though not quite Inc erstandng Ii remark
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-05-31
, GENERAL NEWS .

Gen. Fitzjohn Porter died at
Morristown, N. j., May 81, aged 80
years.
Cocaine shifting is on the in
crease in the South among the ne
groes. The drug is shifted up the
nose and the results produced are
somewhat the same as those OBJ
taihed by smoking an opium pipe.
The Krupps are about To dis
charge 5000 men from their Buck.
an, Essen and Kiel works. They
have already dismissed 1000 since
October. The industrial depres-
sion is very marked. -4S. American.
Santiago De Chile, May 28.@It
is now said that President Errazu-
ria5, who has been suffering from
paralysis and who was recently
reported as improved, is very
much worse, and that little hope
of his ultimate recovery is enter
tanned.
According TO a ruling Of the Su.
preme Court congress has power to
prescribe the manner of collecting
revenues Of the United States in Z
sular possessions. Another ruling
lof the court is, that for purposes Of
taxation Porto Rico is not fully a
portion of the United States.
Berlin, May 49, The Lokal An
zieger reports on the authority of
the Budapesth correspondent that
there has just been taken from the
Danube river, near that city, a
dead body heavily loaded with
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1901-05-31
COMMUNICATION.

/ see in your last issue correc-
ton, made by Ellsworth Lamb, Of
a statement of mine. Will Just
say the wager was for more than a
80 hat and he ordered a better hat.
The hat was represented to me to
be more than a ~ hat or I would
not have accepted it. Guess if the
wager had been bottle Of cham
payne / would have received a
small beer. OF course, defeat is
bitter, and, when a fellow isn't in
it, still more bitter, especially when
he invites the conflict himself; but
he can never expect, nor win he
experience anything but awful de-
feat until he gets a Clyde, bred in
the purple, as is Silver Tail, a horse
that does not retrograde from 1923
pounds at 20 months OF age TO 1412
at three years. Take the true
weight Of my horseH-1560 at 4
years--if he had refrigerated at
the ratio of 16 pounds each six
months, he must have teen stun
ner at 20 months. But he did not
and is growing as nicely as any
horse should. Conservative horse
men say he will weigh in the neigh
borhood of 100 or 1900 in another
year. I'd subscribe myself "For
Business as did he, but I've been
transacting all spring all the husi-
ness my capital will permit. ! APP
pend certificate of weight of my
horse for the benefit of those who
couldn't find where / weighed him.
This is to certify that I weighed
r. e. Lees stallion on my scales
and he weighed 1860 pounds"
GEO. STUBER.
Perhaps more anon.
A. R. LEE.