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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
OF Local Interest.

appreciation of all she has ac-
pushed in the interest of educa-
me trustees and faculty of Mount
9VAe College, at the recent COM
|E,egsllent, conferred on Mrs. Susan
aus, president Of Mills College, the
@ay degree of doctor of literature.
Mlis graduated from Mount Hol-
,Iolege IN the class of As, and
aWsys manifested a deep interest
welfare of the institution. This
F.o " Mount Holyoke College win be
sE gratifying to the great num-
graduates who have received
MA 4piOihas from the hands of the
president of Mills College
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
ifees That Menace Life.


are some ancient cocoanut trees
!. waikiki road which lean so far
pass W. driveway as TO be a menace
,sgs teams. Such trees have no,
Al !" speak of and are liable to
10 .ra ! ame with crushing force.
rgi0s &c :. Two Or three like them over
Er = MY driveway in the Hotel An
lo5s 1lls' Two others were there
rss, ago but they fell, one of them
Z Tbesa a'l Ssin fences like a giants
! aplscs oiu Trees must weigh several
As and the fan of one is no
|aaaut matter matter Of public safety such
3 sbonl ,,''.is as lean over thorough
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
The NJ. E. Killean Co ;.
Limited
HOTEL STREET.

Has taken the agency for the Hawaiian
Islands for the F. THOMAS PARTISAN
DYEING AND CLEANING WORKS.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Mr.. H. N. Cauwet, superintendent of
the F. Thomas Partisan Dyeing an6
Cleaning Works, is in the city, and will
be at the local agency daily from 10 to
II a. m. until August 5th, and will give
his personal attention to the prompt and
perfect execution of all orders for dye
ing and cleaning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
Entertained HERE.
ming Colony of Honolulu Greets
its Army Friends

Z Wyoming colony of Honolulu has
/ entertaining Mrs. Ira L. Fredendall
Lieut. Guy Kent, since the arrival
ne transports Buford and Grant.
I Of these army people are. en- route
Eindanao. Philippine Islands, the
p to join her husband, who is the
EtsFmaster of the 10th U. s. Infantry,
after TO join his regimen, to which
E2s lately assigned. The Fredendalls
P9neers of Wyoming and the family
|sel represented in the army. Lieut.
4 IS the first Wyoming born boy to
|1l commission in the army from
F. Point. Last evening the Wyoming
|g, together with Mrs. FredendalI
Lieut., Kent, were entertained at the
4c Heights residence of Mr.. and
G. Pratt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI :,
at the annual meeting of the Hawai-
an Hardware Co., Ltd, the folio"lng
were elected as officers of the SAID cor
poration for the ensuing year:
President, John Ena.
Vice President, Cecil Brown.
Manager and Treasurer, ADJ ai'slii'
Fernandez.
Secretary. Fl. NJ. Won Holt
Auditor. Godfrey Brown.
Tbeo. F. Lansing, Director:
Secretary.
Honolulu. July %. 1901. 'si1
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
''''a'lon on Other Islands.

Fem. ' ' the deputy of the Internal
ii. ,. D'n'e who has been attending
aad Narration aSi of Chinese on Molo-
Of b maai, has completed his biz
agapbine up, registering and
adpg anon. the celestials and dis
reports t5as them their certificates.
aersd, onlv ' os are practically all
siedge. bsi, one Chinese, to his
atate is a. unregistered; this un-
saO left the inmate of the Wailuku
IN, Who lef 4e me place of Cashier
s'' last week for the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
sppy Gamarinos

.'satpg an -, 1'es0royitcn Camarinos
''y event ms ms friends in honor of a
j, lev Weeks. 'I Ms Is expected to occur
+ !, aIn to BE- = az. a Photograph which
| = 7 tbe selec : gentleman of as good
i slf choice Of tS Se 5.l hslpmeet as
a'Ong Of fTi., the congratulations
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25

That's why do the Dry Goods Trade of Honolulu.
big buying makes little prices, and that's the key
stone of our success
This week we have something that will interest you
immensely
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
BUSINESS LOCALS

;, ,on notice MI
81 :, wanted to do family
hing See o. for rent. Honolulu
"A stOrage, linz 10 Co, queen st.
E..sins s . nal also, repair
q, rent typgT' Office, Fort street.
!. Of saln aSssrooms on Saturday.
/ Morgan So 'l-forrnation-the Adver-
! nine eIsys5siied advertisements -
I'D page. sacondhand typewrit-
n makes % o. the Remington type
lisr ofies. &C., room. with board, II de- de-
| punished had had by applying at els
ael Sls r., % see the fox terrier pup
Dgt fail ,S III today in Pearson "
teFs s" If officers elected at the
De Isl sting III of the Island Realty
spua HF e Tngblished elsewhere.
ppany p tbis. Bananas, 200 on a
|Dort. M. allsI turning ripe), for % cents.
ach Vl5,' King and Alakea streets.
naI, -,,.stent youns lady stenogra-
coI1g-'1t vpewriter desires a posi-
Il anu anu give the best of references
- ~ of KEYS. with chain attach
'anea t,Tnd on the street yesterday.
1t's .an have by calling at this Of
+ cory fine Japanese eurios, bric-
sfns a., stc will be sold at Morgan $
GaI' So. rs tomorrow. These goods will
= exhibition today.
,.s bag containing a black leath-
. S-v,n and papers, with some loose
p4ls' Nos been lost. Reward offered
w.. sstnrn to this office.
..uabameha Lodge OF Perfection
/ I'D their regular monthly meet
. ug All members are request
! attend this meeting.
: wju be an auction sale of
[atold furniture and furnishings to-
~ Rsretania street, near the cor
!, Fort next to Blom's dry goods
4 : irwin & Co, Ltd, held their
nj meeting yesterday, and elected
- for the ensuing year. The list
.gblisbed elsewhere in these col
|m F Fisher will sell a fine lot of
\. furniture today at his salesroom.
|lhkea and Merchant streets. The
4 viii take place at noon, so that
sasipess men can attend.
4, 4 N. Clauwet, of the Partisan
r. and Cleaning Works of San
En;sco is in the city, and can be
[gsad daily between 10 and u a.
# the NJ. E. Killean Co., Ltd.
[bs enterprising firm, the Honolulu
% Supply Company, is now receiv-
tsyeloping and printing orders
4 the four corners of the earth.
i wins every time. See their adj
Lssment on page 6.
b. household furniture belonging
Professor Hits will be sold at pub
auction next Tuesday. Sale will
i place at the residence, on Young
II between Alapai and Kapiolani
d 3. Fisher will have charge. Fol
Of articles to be sold. see ad.
Enra clerks were engaged to look
h the rush now on at the Manu-
E7rers' Shoe Company's special re-
! non sale. Everyone, by this time
! ~ that this is a bona fide sale, and
he time is limited, it will be t
advantage to go early before the
gets broken and the sizes are
ii to be had. The public seem:
Re caught on from the looks o.
ssrior of the store since the open.
ay.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
French
Dry
Cleaning

called
articles
tcles
Fine acecu specially
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
HANDSOME
DRESS SKIRTS.

To meet the demand for Dress Skirt that
combines style with lightness of weight we
recently made large importation OF Gray
and Black Alpaca Dress Skirts, which we
know will please you.
We also have some beautiful Model Designs
in Black Taffeta Dress Skirts.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
\, S. SACHS DRY GOODS
CO.. LTD
NOTICE.

AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
VIM. G. Irwin Co., Ltd, held on Wea a
nesday, July "a, 1901, the foiloWins oil,-
GERS were elected to serve LOT the Gu
VIM. G. irwin, President and Mana
Claus spreckels; First Vice Presi-
W. M. Giffard. Second Vice Presi-
IA M. whitney. Jr., Secretary and
Treasurer.
George ]. Ross. Auditor
ro,o Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-07-25
NEW AND DAINTY
ARABIAN LACES.

All-Overs and insertions in these exquisitely
beautiful new Arabian shades which became
popular at once.
Also Narrow Gallons and some very choice
Oriental Edgings.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-06
COURT TAKES
A NEEDED REST
Adjournment Taken at ! O'clock
Until Monday.
ONE WITNESS WAS EXAMINED
Navigator liOdgSou, Of the Brooklyn, Reads
Correspondence Between Himself and
Sehlsy Concerning The Battle
Of Santiago.

WASHINGTON. Oct 5.-only one
session 70 the schley court OF inquiry
was held today Adjournment until
Monday was taksn at o'clock IN order
10 allow the court and counsel 70 recup-
crate af.er an arluOus weeks labor.
Practically the only witness Of the
day was Lieutenant Commander HOdg-
son. who was navigator Of the flag
snip Brooklyn during the campaign Of
1895. and almost his entire time was
taken up with reading the correspond
ence between himself and schley con-
cernlnR an ALLEGED eolloquy between
them during The battle Of Santiago,
which the witness was reported 10 have
detailed 10 a newspaper correspondent
The correspondence has been published
and this fact renders the proceedings
Of comparatively little popular interest
Lieutenant Doyner was on the stand
again for the purpose Of correcting
former testimony,
During the day Judge Advocate Lem
ley made another statement concerning
samnson's disoatch OF May 20. 1888. re-
iallng especially to the admiral's use Of
the word Santiago" where IL was al
legged he had intended to use the word
"C!entuegos."
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-06
SHAMROCK PROBABLY WILL
BE DIsMANTLED At ONCE
Llpion willing 10 Change Crews and
Begin Series Of Races over
Again

NEW YORK. Oct 5--shamroek H.,
In tow OF tug. left her moorlng buoy
In Sandy Hook bay this morning. bound
for Erie basin. where she arrived a.
noon. The yachts maInsail Was un-
lied a. once. Whom asked II he was
willing to pu; the captain ana crew Of
Shamrock on board Columbia ana al
low that yachts crew to handle the
Shamrock. In series of races. Sir
Thomas Upton said:
u should be willing. II Il Is In the
Interest of the sport. and provided oi
course that the other side Is willing"
Secretary oddie, Of the New York
Yach, Club. said that such a race might
create bad feeling and especially Il the
shamrock should win.
Dr. r. Reid Mckay said there was
every reason 10 believe that Shamrock
would BE- laid up in New York this win
Ter and in The spring or next summer
will be raced AgainE Columbia, Con.
s,itutlon or any other s0-footer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-06
Important Session Held by House
Of Bishops.
FEW MISSIONARY DISTRICTS
Porto Rico and the Philippine Islands Added
to the Missionary Work Of the Epls.
copal Church Massaehus.
etts Divided.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5.-The trien-
NAL convention Of the Episcopal church
accomplished considerable work today,
:hough he session OF the house deputies
was ended shortly after 1 o'clock. The
house OF bishops. however. remained in
session later and their action will far
reaching in iis effect. In recognition
Of the importance OF the new posses
slons OF the United States. two new
missionary districts were constituted.
One Of these, which consists Of the
Islands Of Porto Rico and viedues. has
long been controlled by the bishop Of
Antigua. who owed allegiance to the
Church Of England. BY terms Of mu-
tual agreement, the monetary consider
alton being only $40. the bishop of An
tigua withdraws the right to religious
control Of the church in these Islands
and transfers all church buildings to
the Protestant Episcopal Church Oe
America. The second new missionary
district Is that Of the Philippine ISL
ands.
The house Of bishops also effected an
important change by concurrlng in the
action OF the house Of deputies in con-
sendng 20 a division OF the diocese
OF Massachusetts,. The bishops also
took action on the first seven amend
ments to the constitution. already
adopted by the deputies. all Of them be-
ing affirmed with the exception Of the
fifth. which was held in allegiance.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-06
TO RAISE THE RANSOM MONEY.
Appeal Issued by the Friends OF the
Captive Missionary.

BOSTON. Oct 5.-An appeal to
Christian America" has been issued 70
aid the efforts OF the relatives Of Miss
Epen Stone. the missionary now held
captive by brlgands in the Balkan
mountains, 70 raise the $4,000 demand
ed as a ransom for her delivery. TIE
brigands have threatened to lake Miss
stones life unles the money Is forth
coming on October S.
Her situation Is desperate" says the
APPEAL 1T IS absolutely Necessary that
he amour. os the ransom be Instantly
raised"
KIdder. Peabody & Company. bankers
cf Boston, have consented to act as
trustees Of all the FUNDS contributed and
IL Is urged that all such reach this
firm before noon on october I.
Even moments are precious" closes
he appeal. "Wul American Christian
na,riots come to her rescue?"
The Appeal Is signed by John L. Win
throw, George c. Lo-imar and John
Galbralth. three Of the most prominent
ministers in Boston, and Charles E.
Stone. the latter for the family and rel
a.iyes
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-06
MARKETS OF THE WEEK.
Prices HavA Declined Owing to Com
blnation Of Circumstances.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-There has been
little disposition to support prices this
week and prices have declined on mod
crate selling. In railroad stocks there
has been simply sagging tendency
But there have been violent declines in
some Of the lndustrials which had been
artihcIally lifted and supported. The
recent collapse in Amalgamated Cop
per. the declared constltutionality Of a
New York state antitrust law and the
fear Of attacks by federal legislation,
affected the lndus:rials. Poor reports
by some companies Of years earnings
reused dread of overcapiIalization as
class The action OF the United states
Steel Corporation in publishing monthly
net earnings indicated necessity OF
other corporations doing likewise to re-
tain public confidence, Railroad bonds
ana standard stocks were but little af-
fected
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-06

uary. alth0uga several liberal journals
afIect 10 believe that there will be pub
10 demand for an early meeting. says
,he LONDON correspondent u the Trib-
une. Neliter money nor reinforce
ments are needed fgr South Africa Il
ministers may be believed anl they
will not face a cross hre II questions
In parliament until they are ,srced to
do 20.
The pro-Boers are hardly Justified IN
asserting that there Is grave public
anxiety resDectlng the conduct IT the
war The soldiers are known 70 BE-
fighting CALAMITY ami that ls All. A
radical Journal has the iemeH.y % sug-
gest that Il would agree 10 rroylde
5000 troops 10 maintain the lines Of
communication and hep OUT the Brit
!sh government The employment Of
Hsssians would be A wanton slight up
on the British colonies which have 10y
ally supported the home government
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-06
MAY CHOOSE FIVE BISHOPS.
Vacancies to Be Filled by Episcopal
Triennial Convention.

@---AeA 49,
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 5.--Five
bishops may be chosen at the present
triennial convention OF the Episcopal
church. A bishop must be elected FOR
the missionary diocese Of Olympia. in
the S,ate Of Washington, to take the
place OF Right Rev. Dr. Barker. who
died recently. Rev. DR.. Clampett's
name and personality are prominently
mentioned for the place Dr. Clampett
is rector of Trinity church in this city.
A bishop must be elected for the mis-
sionary diocese Of North Dakota to take
the palce Of Right Rev. DR.. Edsall. now
BISHOP Of Minnesota. A clergyman ele-
waited to I'LL this bishopric viii more
likely be chosen from the Northwestern
field.
There will also be a bishop provided
for Porto Rico and another perhaps pro-
vided for the Philippines; II not for
both. probably for one Of the new in
sular groups.
A bishop may also be appointed for
Hawaii Aud here. again, a web in
formed, popular and efficient western
clergyman may be chosen. though the
East may be the recruiting field. The
advisability of appointing bishop for
Hawaii will be one OF the critical ques-
ttons and the policy problems Of the
present convention.
In addition 10 the discussion Of Great
iIg or filing some or all Of these Ave
bishoprics by elections at this conven-
tion there are possibilities that two new
missionary jurisdictions with mission
ary bishops may be created In the
United States. One would be in Cen
trail Illinois and the other part OF the
State OF Kansas. The house Of bishops
has received petitions calling for divls-
ions OF territory to create these two
Jurisdictions. One petition Is from the
diocese of Springfield. one Of the three
diocese and into which the state of ILL
nois is divided. The other is from the
diocese OF Kansas, which embraces the
entire state. Each diocese requests that
a mart be cur off its territory and made
into a missionary jurisdiction. This plan
is to relieve the present diocese in each
by supporting the church work in the
proposed new district, all missionary
Jurisdictions being maintained from
The general fund.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-06
ALGER ON The
CUBAN SITUATION
Former War Secretary's Book
TO BE Published Thursday.
EMBALMED BEEF TOUCHED UP
Gen. Miles Numerically Scored Tor His Con-
irOvspy With cOmmlSGary.dsnsrsl
EaEaa -- Statements Branded
UnWarrunIsd ssd Uairss.
EMBALMED BEEF TOUCHED up

NEW YORK. Oct 5.-General Ayers
book IN the spanish American war will
be- issued next THURSDAY Algef opens
the book with survey Of the Cuban
situation In 1895 and comments upon
cur unprrparudno,u for war at that
time ana the splendid spectacle Of she
country's response 20 the governments
uluma,um upon Spain.
The account ot the march on SANTA
81 In graphically pictured. The book
takes up Hound Robin" signed by the
general officers of Skaters army while
the negotiations Tor surrender were
prnding IN which s. was stated This
army must move A, once or perish. ="
Algrr has no criticism 10 orcr " the
Hound Robin" ltseR. but says The
publication was one of the mos, upfor-
tuna,c and rcgrr,.able .nc.dcnts " the
war
Alger reviews the Mlics-Bgan contro-
vcrsy over The alleged furnishing of
"cmbalmed beef. to the army and tells
Of the appointment by the president,
At his request. % a commission to In
ycs,iEale the eodnuct OF the war de.
parmcn; In the war with spain.
"On the gisi Of Deccmber." says Al
ser. the major general commanding
..r army appeared before the commls-
sion ana made a statement with refer
encc 10 canned. fresh and retrlgerai-
rd beef furnished 10 the army during
the war
General Niles seemed 10 be pleased
with m" notorieiy which his star ling
statement before the commission and his
suhsequen, newspaper Interviews gave
him. for again. on the 3lSt OF March.
1899 he published additional charges.
This unmllllary ana questionable meth
I'd " making In public grave and scan
dalous charges regarding a brother Of
ficcr and the work u his department
charges which subscquen, and careful
investigation proved both unwarranted
and un,rue-sccmed 10 appeal to certain
characteristics OF the major general
commanding. 60 which reference would
be out II place.
~ we are to believe written evidence
TO the contrary. !, does not appear thai
General Miles was even honest In max
ing his dlll,a;ory charges that the timed
beef was issued as the "pretense Of an
experiment" and Il was now part OF the
ration"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1901-10-06
THE POWERS DEPREcATE
WAR II SOUTH AFRICA
Arnold White Charges Emperor william
With D!yuiging State
Secrets

LONDON. Oc, 5.-Arnold White. the
author. In an article declaring tnat the
king ought TO demand Lord salisbury's
retirement as an instance Of Europe's
anti-Br!tish activity. that few weeks
ago Emperor William visited Sir Frank
Lascelles, British Ambassador az Berlin
and showed hm COMMUNICATION from
the Russian foreign Office, inviting joint
action by the powers In protest
against Great Briialn's conduct Of the
war in South Africa. Mr. White says:
THE emperors motive in divulging
the amiable Intentions Of France and
Russia vas probably governed by self
interest"