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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-06

One of Pains arks, called a tram
by the English company which owns
the franchise, but properly dubbed by
a longs suffering public as rattle-traps,
was ambling along King street toward
Waikiki Beach behind two of Pains
wonderful little mules. 1t was last
Friday afternoon that this car actual
ly moved, but it was lazy move. The
sun was hot, the air, likewise, but the
interior of that ark was like unto the
Black Hole of Calcutta. Not that
there was insuff1ciency OF light, for
Pain hasn't tried to keep the sun from
taking an occasional peep into the
wooden shells. but the accumulation
of all manner of filth and stenches
since the ark went into commission a
dozen years ago, began to give forth
an odor peculiar to the interior of re-
ceptacleS for garbage.
Like the flowers that bloom in the
spring which burst through the soil
and open to the suns rays, so the
hidden things beneath the thick coat
ing of dirt in the car began to work
their way out and enjoy the novelty of
fresh air. 1t so happened that when
this bursting process began Ward
Bartlett vas a passenger, and, partak
ing of the general lazy condition or
things in and out of the car, he fell
into light slumber. He was awaken
ed by a tickling sensation in his right
arm. The ticker he found was under
his sleeve, and thinking a mosquito
had lost his way he made a vigorous
dig into his arm, and Bartlett found
that instead of a mosquito he had en-
countered a good-sized centipede. The
car shook for a few seconds while
Bartlett endeavored to separate him
self from the insect. 1t was finally as
certained that the centipede was one
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-06

snread the alarm. A warrant for assault,
burglary. arson, highway robbery, etc..
MS sworn against the offenders. and
plIrser Piver and his friend are now al
large on 500 bail How the Germans got
dinner has not transpired. 1t is rumored
that the meals have not been at all reg
,,Iar since John was forcibly thrust from
~, helm The Germans are now hoping
70 see Purser Piver incarcerated for life,
mbile John himself is bringing suit
seainst Pain and signs once more for a
life on the ocean wave.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-06
RISES FROM DR'
IN TRAM AND TAKES Al

of. the things" which ~ !, I
itself from the dirt u I y; ,
the fierceness of the sun gun,
had made its upward ai =.
Bartlett's trousers ~ 4.
somewhat swollen ati et u II
with the insect Tnl ..a ,,ssI
company seems to have ave- , ~
many years, but no dani'
in sight. ,niog !
ton rl10 is the system, o. s.. II ]
cts on the Waikiki !, ~ ,.ss ]
recently came pach ttisgsd
and probably saw al, a nv ~
long range, and s sll,tT u
Honolulu has eVluen ~ nd
impress the patrons o. an IT
he has really seen drs1t
tenn beside his own i,.i M 9
Sc senge ger must posses, I'D. iai
The passengers ... GgS 4 a
the pasteboards VIE ~
noted driver, called eat ID
+ he cd doesn't, the d ri, eatssrtsi,
s senge a1 as to their ,I ~,
full distance after ter,i na'
the full scent sec'iS
rs Sometimes the p !, sssosra 1
ed to take the pas{IssVss1ah e|
t times e9 they they don't; IL II trla1,sI
T 4eEsf1sT road for year 81 3
him, "It's all !, rig Snt 81
no non need ticket" ba t h u
not no the the pleasure, , o. II t 4
quaintance is .,%,, ,rnt b''
and fare ensuen. q "
pain has inauguIs' ale b
tenn, which wo % . 'curioso
Worlds Far dS n
mort alton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-06
Hihio's Daughter Dead.

After an illness of little over two
years Miss Hannah Hihio, daughter of
Rev. j. K. Hihio, member of the House
Of Representatives, passed away yester-
day afternoon about 1 o'clock. She was
Il years of age and her home was on
the Island of Maui.
The remains will be embalmed and will
be taken to Maui for interment.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-06
FEWER KINGS THAN PRESIDENTS. {

There are over sixty erulers" in the
world, and it is surprising to find that
the presidents outnumber the kings.
There are twenty-four presidents and
only twenty kings. But the balance is
more than made straight by the emper-
ors, sultans, mikados, rajahs. khedives,
ameers and other potentates who prefer
their special title to that of king. Only
one reigning monarch of the world, If
we except her most important majesty
of China, is a woman Tnls is Queen
Wilhelmina
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-06

chant flag into to. fVs as full :
HIS HIS i iust a as full Of Of ID ,
a large aI feet 6n IL the iakss -
t f6eo %recking Of liter teflll 81!
big storm. An 4 sAS When I q.
blow, can be ,.i lTu,s Of Y
o Of the along long its sh3[sg; ! :
thrilling ling, in nh ,'9 man The he, 3 y ,
ers, Of course curse but ga'f thsrs
in in th ni5 . sailing yess 4 81
considerable able arI Who ~ y
d ANY sT'P from D I2ol 70 u
good enough he will % N
n World man AM to take ne Ssl itSI
the roug ,5,ow up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-06

c. F. Bailey, of Duluth, is thus quot
ed in the Washington Post: IF any
man thinks the American sailor is
thing of the past he should spend
while on the Great Lakes. The Am
erican fresh water sailor Is every BIZ
as picturesque a parsonage as the salt
of early days, who carried our mer-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-06
GREAT
Trunk and Bag Sail:

You bought generously of bargains o4..,,
Trunks and Bags last week, so that MANY Jrs, e.
numbers are completely exhausted: Iy Vi a
better Dfess Suit Cases-one lady bouohss g. %
them on Monday morning. @a
But.there are still many Trunks and B.,, 4
that 1t will pay you to see on this the last
of the sale. veg
We would call your attention particulars,
the two styles of Steamer Trunks and to tbs \
vas Telescopes and Grain Leather Clnb p.
They are marked at prices at Which it is s.isa
possible to obtain them. U'
Remember that the sale closes at soda
Saturday evening, May 18th, and that We t ss,a
have no more Trunks or Bags to show Won =
Steamer Rugs Here Too in Great Variety
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08

regained the Queens apartment. As
we entered she came running to meet
US,
THE letter." she cried.
Madame" And I placed IL in her
hands.
She looked at us two for a moment
mademoiselle had staid in the ante
room-and she was about to hand 'he
letter to De Lorgnac, when he pointed
to the tall wax candles that burned on
the table.
Madame" he said, there is fire
there, and it leaves no trace" She
made no answer, but held the letter
over the candle, and as it leaped into
flame, cast it into the fireplace, where
it burnt to a cinder.
And then we knelt and took leave Of
her in profound silence.
Providence, or chance, call it what
you will, had won us the game: and
it will not be matter of surprise to
note that it was Chantonnay who had
the megrims the next morning, and
that he was unable to accompany His
Majesty to Fontainebleau.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08
RURAL SANITATION.
Suggestion for Cesspools and
Earth Drains for Small Country

Suggestion for Cesspools and
Earth Drains for Small Country
Homes.
This past autumn ushered in an era
of activity in the building trade such
as this country has never known
hitherto. And happily enough two
thirds Of the houses now in process OF
erection are designed for rural homes
more or less distant from city limits.
For this reasan very lively interest
has sprung UP in all matters relating
to drains, sewerage. etc, as needed by
the Independent householders. who
must work out his sanitary problems
himself.
Modern improvements often exist
away from sewer system. AS to where
or no such existence is wise, each
householder must personally decide
But 1t admits of no debate that the
proper disposal of'refuse is something
to he we'll considered With space AMI
sand enough the problem is not
hard one. A porous brick cesspool laid.
unmortared, in sandy ground, and
cleaned out twice a year. will do no
harm to anybody, besides proving It.
self very great convenience
II must be used with judgment
Wash water. must he kept from IL.
Indeed. the whole inflow. must keep
some relation TO the potential perco-
lation. a ceSspool six by twelve feet,
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08

tai import to the peace and good will
of two nations.
While he was thus expressing himself
in pompous phrase I pretended to de-
part with Pompon in a huff secretly.
however, rejoiced at having been able
to vent some of my spleen on my old
enemy. l gained my pillar once again.
and as l did so someone pulled me
quietly by the sleeve.
l turned and saw young De Lorges,
Montgomery son. who was then a
page to the Dauphiness, Mary of Scot
land. His face was pale, and the hand
that rested on my sleeve was trem-
bling.
What has happened?" I said, inter-
rupting him before he could speak
II do not know he said. but you
ale wanted at once-come!" He tugged
at my sleeve once more; and without
another word l followed him. We left
the pavilion du Roy without notice,
and then went down the long corridors
that led to the apartments OF the
Dsuphin. Beyond there lay those of his
wife, Mary of Scotland. the little
Queen" as she was called.
During all this time we exchanged
no word together, until at last we
stopped before a door, and the boy
turned to me.
you are free to pass. I remain on
guard here" So saying he drew his lit
tie sword, and pointed with it at the
door
There were three people in the room
-one was Mary of Scotland, standing
near a table; the other was de Lorg-
nae. booted and spurred as if for a
long journey; and the third was a
young woman, a tall young woman
who was leaning against the open win
dow, her face buried in her hands. and
sobbing bitterly. All this took in at
a glance as l entered, and, kneeling
before my Queen, said:
Madame! 1 have come"
She bade me rise. Monsieur, she
said, II have come to you for help
Once before you saved me from
great danger. am in greater danger
now. want your help"
MADAME! All that"
But she interrupted me. "Lorgnac
here tells me that you know of the OBJ
Ject OF his coming to Paris"
Yes. madame" And, in spite OF my
self, my voice hardened.
She saw the change and looked at
| me in pitiful entreaty. Monsieur, do
not speak to you as a Queen, but as
woman"
"Ah! Madame! say not a word
more!" I burst out MY life is yours"
And as l spoke the girl at the window
burst out into fresh weeping.
Tell me" said. turning to de Lorg-
nae what has happened. We waste
time in talking II there is serious bus
mess afoot."
The letter ! spoke of is lost"
who lost It? You?"
He laughed harshly "Nol II was
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08
DON'T GET MALARIA

Don't get run down. Keep up your ap-
petite. Keep up your strength. Don't
get malaria. Take
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08
THE LACE KERCHIEF.

Copyright, 1901. by S. Levitt Yeats)
Affairs were going badly at court I
was seized with a fit of the blues and
for once, leaving Jompon, my ape, be-
hind made my way from the Louvre.
across the river. to a little inn called
the Chapeau Rouge, where the wine
was old and the cookery excellent. I
ordered a wing of capon and a flask Of
burgundy TO be brought to me in the
summer house in the garden, and when
had supped leaned back in my
seat, inhaling the fragrance of the
roses and for q space went back in
dreamland to my home in the Quercy.
slight noise-a restrained cough
arrested my attention, and through the
space between the leaves of my shell
ter l caught a glimpse of face at
a gable window of the inn, directly
overlooking me, face that peered out
for a second and was gone. So thick
however was my cover that l was to-
tally concealed-an unsOught for but
fortunate circumstance.
But, although the face was imme-
diately Withdrawn, had recognized 1t
at once. The man in the room above
me was Chantonnay, the Spanish Am
bassador to France.
In a moment my megrims vanished.
/ felt that there was something here
worth prying into, and that perhaps
the poor gentleman of the Quercy, the
Kings jester, and the grandee of Spain
might have another rubber to play
against each other-we had played one
once before.
l determined to wait Fortunately |
had paid my score, and was at liberty
to stay all night where was If list
ed. Fortunately also, there was an
execution that evening at the place
Maubert, which had drawn all the pop
ulation of the students quarter to the
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08
BLADDER
And kidney Trouble Cured
After All Else FaiIs-At Least n
Remedy Tint Cures to Stay Cured.

For diseased kidneys and bladder
troubles there is only one real specific
cure, and that is Stuart's Gin and
Buchu. 1t possesses an agreeable. flavor
and cures when all else fails the fol-
lowing symptoms: Puffy or dark circles
under eyes. sallow, yellow complexion.
dull heavy headaches; dizzy tired
feeling, faint spells, pain or dull ache
in back, urine cloudy, milk-lke or
stringy. obliged to go often during the
day or night Brights Disease quickly
follows these symptoms. But there is
a positive cure in Stuarts Gin and
Buchu. It is the one remedy you can
rely on. Thoroughly tested for past 20
years. If other remedies have failed
you try Stuarts Gin and Buchu. 1t
gives life, vigor and power to the kid
neys, makes the blood rich and red.
Druggists, or by express, prepaid 81.
Free advice given on kidney troubles.
Stuart Drug Co., S4 Wall street, At
lanta. Ga
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08

insisting on his point. Even so, Let
it be, old friend"
LAS you will. Sir Amadis of Gaul!" I
replied, a little petulantly, putting the
kerchief aside, adding, but will make
my Spaniard dance tonight at the
masque. You are, of course, coming"
mo. leave Paris at dawn for Mar
ienbourg."
Where Condo. they say. lies ill.,"
Ill, yes-but not with the fever you
think. 1t is another kind of fever. I
was taken that way once, but that is
over-thank God! And, de Besme. "
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08

with a mean depth of nine feet. and
division wall of brick across the short
way Of it, should be able to take a.
waste of ten gallons the head daily
from family Of six persons or even
eight. The top should be bricked over
arching, then covered with a foot OF
earth and well turfed. At cleaning
time, roll back the turf. and make
good. big opening over the liner COM
partment and throw into II bushel
of quicklime. The steam from the
stacking lime will bring up the foul
air and make the work of cleaning safe
II will be further much less offensive
If, after the lime, bushel of fresh
charcoal, broken small is also thrown
in.
An excellent scheme in this indivld-
ual rural sanitation is to lay the ven
tilating pipe to the foot Of a nearby
tree and let Il run to the ton. from
which all unpleasant and dangerous
gases disappear
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08
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COLLECTIONS made on all points
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Accounts of Banks, Bankers. Mer-
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Department of Savings, interest pay
able quarterly.
Sells Sterling Exchange on London
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JOHN, FLANNERY, President.
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JAMES SULLIVAN, Cashier.
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The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08

verse with the sickly young Dauphin;
but Mary of Scotland was not there,
nor was Chantonnay, peered into the
heaving throng in She hope of seeing
r.orgnac, though he had said he would
rot be there. and then I suddenly
caught sight of Chantonnay, at the far
end of the room, making his way slow
ly toward the King.
Perhaps chance might give me the
opportunity of touching him on the
jaw. l moved forward, too, reaching
the dais a trifie before the Spaniard,
who was a little impeded by the crowd
and without looking at the King began
to put Pompon through his perform
ance. The ape was almost human in
his intelligence, and a crowd soon
gathered around us.
AS Chantonnay approached made
Pompon walk gravely up to the King
and salute him. The high and mighty
sieur Pompon, ambassador from Bar
barry. desires audience of your majes-
ty."
IAN honor that I, too claim in the
name of the most catholic King, my
master" said a naughty voice beside
me- as Chantonnay stepped UP to the
King And then there was a suppressed
litter. for Pompon turned sharply
round on the Spaniard, and began to
jibber angrily at him.
MY ambassador is explaining TO
Monseigneur here that he claims pre-
cedence." l went on. not needing the
dons black looks; but the King turned
to me angrily.
Peace! And a truce Of your illtimed
jests." And then to Chantonnay,
"Monseigneur. 1t is always a pleasure
to hear from my cousin from Spain.
You will have your audience with the
morning. We hunt at Fontainebleau to-
morrow. Will you accompany us?"
Chantonnay expressed his thanks, and
then begged permission to retire. as he
had to complete a memorial he said he
would present to his majesty in the
morning. memorial as he said of vi
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08
The Chatham Bank
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G. 3. ELLIS, Vice President. -
JOHN r.. DILLON, Cashier.
BARRON CARTER, Asst. Cashier.
SOlicits the accounts of individu-
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corporations.
Liberal favors extended to cor
responding banks, as our unsur-
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ORDERS PAYABLE IN ALL PARTS
OF EUROPE.
Interest compounded quarterly ON
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MENT.
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for rent.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08
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The Savannah morning news., 1901-12-08
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I'm THE WORLD!
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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-12-26
rhe Cnhinet Not onite Enrx.

While the relations between the pres
ident and members of his cabinet do
not appear to be the least bit strained.
1t is not difficult to appreciate the fact
that the same conditions do not exist
in the cabinet room now which pre-
vailed during the Mckinley administra-
ton. There is no lack OF friendly feel
ing or party loyalty, but there seems
TO be an in1efinable something in the
actions of the members of the cabinet
which indicates an uneasiness, an un-
rest or an overcautiousness, which was
not SO perceptible six months ago. I'm
der their former chief, members of the
cabinet would enter the White House
on cabinet days laughing and chatting
together In the most free-and-easy
manner. Now they approach the cabi-
net table solemn and deliberate, sug-
costing a group of previously merry
school boys trying to make a dignified
impression On a new master.-Corre-
spondence Charleston News and Cour-
Ter.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-12-26
NEGROES ORRtRtD WHITES OUT
But THE NEuyY NORTHUMBERLAND
OLD LAD TOOK TO SHOOT
ING INSTEAD.
NO EFFORT MADE TO CATCh HIM
sTMT'ATIY OF THE PEOPLE Is
EVIDENTLY WITH IIiE
NERVy 10y.

WEIGH, w. Va, Dec. 22.-Wayne De-
mon. an eighteen-year-o boy, shot
three negroes to death in saloon at
the mining town of Davy, this county,
last evening. Yesterday was pay day
at the Davy mines and the negroes had
begun their holiday celebration. Drunk
enness was visible on every hand, and
when about a dozen Of the big blacks
entered Eugene Dyes saloon on the
leading street, revolvers in hard, and
demanded that all the whites within
retire, the trouble began. The bar
tender stepped into an adjoining room
for his revolver and all the other whites
save Demon made a run TO get away.
Demon, although being almost total
stranger in the toxin. was nervy. and
refused to obey the demand TO depart.
Instead, he pulled his revolver and in
twinkling he had shot three OF the ne
groes 10 death and the others were
falling over themselves to get away.
In the excitement, Demon, whose home
is in Cat.ettsburg, Ky, left the saloon
by a rear door, and up to late hour
last night had not been captured. In
fact, but little effort is being made TO
apprehend him. He is all s---'stant
boolSkeeper for Cole, Crane d Co. or
Cincinnati, who are engaged extensive
Iy in timbering in tits county. Demon
was waiting the arrival of train TO
go to his home To spend the holidays.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-12-26
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