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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-07

LADIES' COLLARS.
Turn down, all linen, two for Sc.
SUN HATS FOR CHILDREN.
75c Hats for soc.
soc Hats for 25c.
Csc Hats for 10c.
SUNBONNETS.
soc quality at 25c. Every Bonnet in
the store has been reduced in price
WASH GOODS ATTRACTION.
Several loads of new spring Wash
Goods just arrived. Now is the time
to make selections when color lines
and styles are complete. We have
positively the largest collection of
fashionable wash fabrics brought to
Honolulu.
KID GLOVES SALE
This is the week to buy Kid Gloves,
Silk Gloves and Wash Gloves. VIC
toria Kid Gloves, csc per pair. Ex-
cellent quality Silk Gloves in tan
shades. 75c per pair; black and white,
S5c per pair.
NEW MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Our spring stock of Muslin Under
wear is now complete. We have all
the latset styles in combination
Chemises, Skirts. Corset Covers
BED ROCK PRICES.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
NEW BANK OPENS
Homicide Near JOnesviIIe, in
Concordia Parish..Store Con.
sumed by Fire.

Baton Rouge.-At the request of
the New Orleans Board of Trade and
the Bureau Of Freight and Transpor-
tation, the State Railroad Commits
sion has indefinitely postponed its
proposed special session on the l1th
inst. in New Orleans. Commissioner
Foster 10 quite sick in New York, and
will hardly be able to attend the next
meeting Of the commission.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
CIGAR FAOTORY BURNED.

Atlanta. GA special 70 the Jour
nal from Tampa, Fla, says: The
oigar factory Of O'Halloran and Co.
OF New York and Tampa, was de-
sfroyed By hrs early Friday. The
names spread rapidly and burned
number q other bnildinsA The total
io~ is estimated = elSo. .ooo, with
only partial insuraaes.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
OUR WASHINGTON LET
Regular Weekly Correspondence From the Nations
City. u

partment commander, he IN
upon the arrival of the Elevur
fantry from the United Stu
companies of the First InfnuI
the Island of Leyte will be m
Samar, which island will then 1
cupied by the third squadron. /
Cavalry, two squadrons Of the
Cavalry, the entire First Infant,
two battalions of the Ninth In1
Samar has been added to the a
department of the Visayas =
department commander is nov
in person directing the opsu
against the insurgents, but no !
of these recent operations b
received at the war department
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
FRANK GAMnM SENTENCED

4eridiaD, Niss.-Trank 0amlin, con
Of the ex-shcriR Of Neshoba county.
was denied . new trial for the mur-
der Of Isaao ,Tolhert. bat escaped on Q
trial with . verdict Of manslaughter.
Judge Hall, who held court in the
interior Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nssday, seaesnsed hin to . term a.
aftssa ysazs IN the psnitsntiazy at
hngd hbog.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

Gov. Allen Of Porto Rico =
that he had never had any e.
with the proposed hemp g
Manila He said he had ~
and had never been asked -
stock in the company.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
NEWS CONDENSED
And Put Together in Readable
Form-.Happenings by Land
and Sea..PersOnal and Notes.

King Christian Of Sweden opened
the Rigsdag at Copenhagen.
Fire destroyed Q oiear factory
valued at $50. 900 1t Tampa, Fla.
Marquis Ito. Japan's political lead
-. left Seattle. WASH, for the East.
Paris 10 aeitated BY the dismissal of
Gen Dasoust from the Legion OF
Honor.
An effort will Be made to negotiate
= japanese loan Of o2b, 900, 900 in the
United States.
Il 10 reported that fraudulent min
i1g companies are being promoted at
Dawson, B. q.
Commissioner for the estate of
George =. Gilman were appointed at
Bridgeport Conn.
Il O. d. Borden Of Fall River de-
nied that he had "ooEnered" the sup
Ply Of print olotha
No effort 10 being spared BY the
-s1aee department to accomplish the
release Of Nis Stone.
In the sohley court Of inquiry it
developed that Admiral Sampson
night b called 10 testify.
King Otto Of Bavaria, who has been
insane for twenty-five years, has. it 10
ssportod regained his reason.
The Algien Dry Dock at Sparrow .
Point Nd, has been insured and will
Start for New Orleans. Oct. Is.
Rear Admiral Schley will retire on
Oct from the active list Of the
Omitted States navy by age limit.
President Roosevelt has accepted
m invitation to visit Tuskegee Insti-
tnte 1t Tuskegee, Ala, in November.
Il 10 said that at the next consistory
the Pope will announce q discourse
On the Catholic situation In America
A large deposit Of mineral closely
rsssmbling gold, it 10 reported, has
bssn discovered near McComb City,
Hiss.
Italy denied the report that . de-
Ind would b made upon the United !
01Atss for Italian anarchists resident |
Asre.
Il 10 reported ct the state depart
nsnt in washington that the French !
WHEAT harvest b deficient and infs-
s3sr.
The war between the Sugar Trust
and the Western producers has awak-
snsd widssprsad interest in sugar
gtrclea
The threatened strike Of mill opera
tives ct Fail River. Mass.. has been
postponed for two weeks and prob
ably averted-
Ma b. J. Taylor Of Mansfield,
La .was hit over the head with an AZ
and ssrioasly injured The blow was
dealt BY . negro
The airship invented by Krsss of
Vienna was upset BY squall while
a1sempting to GROSS Lake Tullner-
lnehse, n lower Austria
--latest advioss from the Philippines
fn1ioate that . vigorous military |
psaicy viii b adoptsd TO suppress the
1nn1x1ootion IN 6aMnr. i,
KENTUOKlAN9 TNDT0TED =,
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

United States Consul McCo
Dawson, B. c., has reported II
State Department that fsoa
mining companies are being peur
at Dawson and that worthleu
is being sold in the United 6
Consul McCook says prospects
being issued giving a. refuI
prominent government omciah
others in Dawson, without thdu
thority. He adds that the pru
actually pay unearned dividsn1
order to sell the stock. invariahIy
ting together q lots of claims Fl
little value.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

The News Of 4 Busy World Told in Short Terse
Paragraphs

Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen
Terry sailed from London for New
York on the Minnehaha.
A movement is afoot to unite the
Southern Spinners' Association with
the New England Spinners' Associa-
tion.
The attorneys of Albert 7. Patrick
Of New York have asked for his i'm
mediate trial ON the charge of muir
dering the late Millionaire Rice.
President Roosevelt, it is reported.
will appoint former Governor Jones
Of Alabama to the vacant district
judgeship in that state.
Miss Helen Morton, the daughter of
Levi p. Morton. former vice president
Of the United States, was welded in
London to Count Bosom de Perigord.
President Roosevelt conferred with
Senator Spooner regarding the ship
subsidy bill. It 10 reported that .
battle royal win be fought in congress
on the question
The secretary Of agriculture esti-
mated the beet sugar production for
1901 to be 1893. 500 tons, and sugar cane
production to be 700, 00v tons.
Memorials and resolutions were re-
oeived and referred to proper oom-
mittees at the Episcopal convention
in San Francisco
At . meeting Of the Cabinet it was
decided to send the government ex-
hibit ut Buffalo to the Charleston ex-
position - soon - the Pan-American
exposition at Buffalo closes.
The war department has explained
to Cuban petitioners that modifica-
tions Of the tariff on Cuban sugar
and tobacco can only be made by con-
gress and the president.
Consul General Hughes, at Ooburg,
reported that Russia's import trade
from the United States for the first
Eve months OF the current year is
eS, 600, 900 less than that Of the cor-
period Of last year.
Henry 7. Oxnard, president of the
Bee Sugar Association, Sc
verely criticised the Sugar Trust in
reducing the price of granulated
sugar to Is cents q pound at vari-
ous points.
The "Dear Schley" letter written
BY Admiral Sampson to Admiral
schley was produced in the Schley
'ourt Of inquiry by both the Judge
advocate and counsel for Admiral
3ohley. and the two letters appeared
10 be different, one Of them showing
N erasure.
The mysterious prisoner at Maryle-
,one police court. in London, about
whom the police inspector who made
he arrest has promised staggering
has been identified 40
Ann Odelia Diss De Bar, who served
term on Blackwell's Island, N. Y
or swindling Luther @. Marsh thir-
cen years ago
Sir Thomas Upton, the owner of |
shamrock II, stated that he had no
ault to find with anyone regarding |
he defeat of his boat He declined !
o say whether or not he would chal-
enge again for the Americas cup.
Several briefs were filed at the In
erior Department in Washington in
he case Of the Cherokee Oil and Gas
company, which is contending for
sases Of lands belonging to the
'herokee Indian Nation, in Indian
'erritory. for the purpose of mining
il and gss.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

which young 0ivens and his father
and Wilson were engaged. Friday
night 0ivens' Aw mill and large
quantity Of lumber was destroyed BY
incendiaries. 0ivens and his boys
tracked the hrsbags across the noun
tains into Tennessee, where all traces
were lost VIM. Givens ID considered
one Of the wealthiest lumbermen in
the mountaina He owns q large dry
goods establishment in this city.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

The commissioner of inter-
nue. has held that spirits =
tured in the United States G.
ported to Manila, Philippians =
under the same regulations aro'
cable to exports to foreign CO.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
NEWS OF OUR HOME STATE
The Cream Of Late Specials Of Our Own State as Cleaned BY
Correspondents

cane at such late hour, when he Wal
fired upon, the bullet striking him In
the arm. Saturday morning he re-
ported the case to the officers and
Saturday afternoon Deputy Albert
Trahan arrested Alcee and Ambrose
Cola, two negroes, on an adfiiavit
charging them with the shooting.
Avery Robinson, another negro, will
also be arrested on the same charge.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
REMANDED TO JAIL.

Shreveport.-J. B. Lewis, who wa
arrested Friday at Benton BY United
States Deputy Marshal Bernstein. and
charged with Transporting explosive
articles on Q mail train, against one
Of the federal statutes, was given q
preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner Lacossett and
remanded to Jail in default Of $500
bond. Lewis was arrested at Haugh-
ton, ON the vioksburg. Shreveport
and Pacific Railway. BY . parish ona-
Ger for carrying . concealed weapon.
An sxaninatioa Of the satohel he was
carrying disclosed the fact that it
contained several bottles of nitro
glyoerin, dynamite and . complete
set Of crsoksmen's tools. He had q
companion who has not yet been ar
rested,
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

1se Dsstroying BAllots and Blsotior
PAsaphernaliA
Ioaisville. .Ky.-lndictments agains,
sdx nen aooassd Il breaking into Re.
1lhlioan hsadquaztsrs aftse the july
~ and county primary and destroy.
- ballots and pazaphegnalia wsre 70.
tuEned todny by The Ssptsmbsr grand
1nEy. Those indicated ere = follows;
Dnnnpsl Poreteo. A. Jaoobson, Maj
LsaiA Herman Loehnsr. Dr. +. II.
unst and Victor ouislsy.
1Ee ehaFUs aaAinst thsn l. house
oDnking. OF these indicated three
wuue enndidases IN The primary al
1o1ng as1onto1. l1ax LoaAs vas ths
oun1idate fdr eity eoazs s,srk; Her
- Ioahners fos eity tssosurer end
-. !. = Hart Ssr oueuns.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

Strike Situation Assumes Cutie 4 e.
rions Hue. -
Tampa, Fla.-The labor situation IN
one OF intense sxcitemsnt though no
new devslopmsnts Of . sensational
oharaotsr have heen made. Over 100
strikers who have been forced 70
Work on the streets. in pursuance Of
the vagnncy crusade, asked to be al
lowed TO return to work in the fscto-
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

The board appointed to CO.
revision Of the naval ration -
. report which it 10 understo1
recommend a greater variety 1
naval ration and the addie
many articles, the most impoCI
which is silk. The changes {
mcnded could only be made /
thority of congress, so that 4
will be made the subject Of . :
mendation of Secretary Long.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
NEW BANK OPENED MONDAY.

Jennings-The First National Bank,
Jennings' latest addition to her finan.
cial institutions, opened its doors for
business Monday. When the bank
was organized it was the intention to
await the completion Of new bank
building before commencing opera
tions, but the development of the past
month altered these plans. The new
bank has . capital stock of go, 600.
The Officers are a. follows: E. r.
Rowson, president; +. e. Bliss,
vice president; Geo. A. Courtney,
cashier, and h. h. Hoag, assistant
cashier.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
PRISONERS SENTENCED.

Thibodaux.-In the district court
Saturday morning Judge Caillouet
sentenced the following prisoners.
convicted at the last sitting Of the
criminal court: Dave Anderson, re-
sisting an officer, one year in the PEN
iteutiary; Phillip Mason. shooting at
with intent tc murder, three years !;
Edward Wagner, murder, to be
hanged; Willie Carter, murder, life
Imprisonment. In the case of Willie
Carter q motion for an appeal was
fled.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

Postmaster General Charles {
Smith, in a letter written to . I
zine publisher who requested
consideration Of the order exc
return" copies from the poun1|
age rate, says that the force Z
departments order falls on t.
gitimate publications which (
grown mp outside Of the law. r
that the publisher addressed, q
single exception. is the only pun|
who has especially addressed q
this point. By lax practice. q
postmaster general, news ages1
been allowed what is expreG
MED to the publishers them1
viz: having unsold or return
sent back to them at the ono5
pound rate, but 1t is in plain &
vention Of the terms and T.
the law. The department, he q
trying to execute the law fai(
and thus cut OF some dagrAit
which have grown up.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

Despite the numerous a.
that the means have been d.
for rendering the mosquito ex1
win be some time before the q
attains the same value In q
collections AZ the great aux s
risa Nothing II known Of -
abouts Of the strike leaders g
spirited away from the sae
Friday nightt riot the lar
been in . sullen mood, bat
tempted no further demonstz
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
GRINDING WILL SOON BEGIN.

Napoleonville. The weather 10 cool
and dry, which is good for the cane,
and the planters are getting their
sugar houses ready and will begin
grinding BY Dot. 10.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
NEGRO BRAKEMAN CRUSHED

N61hO DhAhEMAN Oh S11ED-
Donaldsonville.- negro brakeman
Known by the name of Smoky, was
run over and instantly killed at the
Texas and Pacific switch, On Pritavin
plantation, just beyond the eastern
town limit Saturday morning. The
negro was assisting in the work of
switching freight cars, and in VIOLA
lion Of the rules Of the company at
tempted to jump upon the tender Of q
locomotive that wss backing towards
him. He missed his footing and fell
beneath the wheels, which crushed
him to death. An inquest was held
by Coroner e. r. Sims and the body
ls in coffin at the depot awaiting
shipping instructions from his wife.
who 10 said to be in New Orleans, but
has not yet been found.
Il 10 thought that large number
Of the leading property holders Of the
proposed district comprising portions
Of Ascension, st. James, Assumption
and Lafourche parishes will attend
the meeting called by Chairman NJ.
Lemann for next Wednesday morning
1t the Donaldsonville court house to
receive Civil Engineer Davey's re-
port of preliminary survey Of the
district, including an estimate of the
cost Of the drainage contemplated.
The Peoples Bank has issued q
statement Of it's condition Sept. 80,
showing . total business of sos,
sos. 50 and undivided profits Of $1l,-
$50. rs.
Cotton is opening rapidly in the
New River section of the parish, but
pickers are scarce In some localities.
All the eight gins Of the parish are
In full blast and q good yield is
promised.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

Lewis 8. Clarke Of st. Mary =
national committeeman from Z
lana, and one Of its largest and
successful sugar planters was
tanned at Q luncheon last week {
chief executive. This il the Z
Louisiana Republican Official /
Mr.. Roosevelt has entertained
past week. A few days ago 4
as his guest Hon. f. B. VIII
the same parish, chairman of 6
publican committee Of that
The fact that the president \
cred his hospitality in the past
or eight days to two Of the mo-
spicuous of the new Republics I
ment in Louisiana is believed \
be not without political signi6o
and has provoked considerable &
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

President Roosevelt intends
tain Fl. Clay Evans as Comm,al
of Pensions. This information
from the White House, brough1
member of congress-, who cad
recommend q successor to Mr.. !
and also by q friend of Mr.. {
who called to urge the presil
appoint him to an equally a. ?
office. To both the presidents Z
that he had no intention of mal|
change. He 10 familiar with 4
tails of the fight that has been
against Mr.. Evans and says e.
will retain the Office a. long e
under fire.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
WOUNDED By CANE rHIEyEs

lafayette. Friday night ct about
10 O'Clock, while T. Martin, . white
man. was returning home from town
be ssw ssvsral persons outing cane
In Alces Landry's held. He stopped
to zee who were engaged in QUITTING
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
WHITE MEN DISCHARGED.

Alexandria. Miller ana Dud
Jones, two white men, and John
Washington, . negro, were given q
preliminary examination before Judge
Blsokman. The parties were accused
Of being implicated in the killing Of
Emma Bridgstt. . negro girl, at
Beaver Dam one night last week. As
there was no evidence to connect the
white men with the killing, they
were discharged, but the negro was
held in bail in the sum Of $50.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
FREE RECEIPTS OF RICE.

Welsh.-Rice has been pouring into
town this week from all directions,
and is being bought By our local
mills.
FARMERS WIFE ASSAULTED.
Mansfield.-Ge. and David WASH
ingron, negroes, twenty-one and four
teen years Of age, were arrested for
attempting to murder the wife of R.
]. Taylor. . young farmer. ave miles
east Of this place. David was arrest
ed on suspicion and made confes-
sion duplicating his brother. He says
his brother informed him that Mr..
Taylor had $50. 900 in the house, and
told him to kill MrsL Taylor and he
should have half Of the money. Se-
creting himself in the yard during
the absence of Nj. Taylor. he watched
his opportunity and seeing Mrs. Tay-
lor sitting with her back to the door
he procured an AZ. orept mp to the
door and struck Mrs. Taylor ON the
head with the Ak and ran away. Mrs.
Taylor was found by her husband un-
conscious and in a critical condition.
The prisoners were secretly moved
to Shreveport a. it was feared they
would be lynched.
Judge Lee has ordered the conven-
ing Of the grand jury for this week
to investigate and bring the perpetra-
tors Of this shocking crime to
speedy trial.
W. r. Fair, prominent young
farmer. living seven miles east Of this
place shot and killed Hoilie Glynn,
. young negro, about sunrise Satur-
day morning. Mr.. Fair had sold
Glynn q horse on credit and Glynn
had failed In rnaak his oh1iu> kSous
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
OIL ON LITTLE OAILLoU.

Houma.-A report eminatiDg from
good authority rnohed hero Friday
that the Atohafalaya Basin Oil Com-
pany's well at the lower end Of Lit
tie Gallon had yielded light fiow
Of oil A bottle Of the fluid was oh
tanned and is now on its way to Hou-
ma. This we'll IL not Jet 400 feet
deep. The news Of the finding Of oil
caused furry Of exoitemsnt in Hou-
ma and the report has been the prin-
Opal subject Of discussion here since.
The Houma Oil Company's we'll on
lower Terrsbonns 10 os7 feet deep, the
eight-ineh casing having been sunk
to that depth. The easing Of the well
was deemed necessary, - . strong
dow Of gas was enoountersd that
threatened to do some damage to the
well IL the casing WAS not put down.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11
STORE CONSUMED BY FIRE.

STORE CONSUMED BY FIRE.
wilson.-Ths store of Fl. @. MCCALL
Was burned Friday morning, with
the entire stock Of goods. The fire
was discovered about O'Clock, and
before anything could be done the
sntire building was in flames. Had
IL not been for the prompt response
Of citizens most Of the town would
have been burned. Mr.. Mccall was
one of the unfortunates in the fire at
Wilson several years ago. having his
store and entire stock destroyed at
that time, the building being on the
same site as the one burned Friday.
The fire was evidently the work OF
Store and stock were
valued at about 5000; insurance
about -, 900.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

vidaliA Louis Smith stabbed and
killed Monroe Allbsittan Friday even.
ing on Sandy Lake, three miles above
Jonesville, La.
The southern sentinel., 1901-10-11

Welsh.-Rice has been pouring int,
town this week from all directions
and is being bought By our loca
mills.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-21

Joe Newsome was here from Mum
ford yesterday.
Miss Adah Ice Polk left for Hemp
stead yesterday.
Mrs. F. r. Mistrot returned 20
Galveston yesterday.
Services az the Methodist church
today. morning and night.
n Rohde. W. r. Ford and luther
Taylor have gone fishing on the
coast.
a.. NJ. Brandon loft yesterday Tor
New York and viii bc absent TWO OF
three weeks.
SIR. aud Mrs. Thos W. Stewart
aud Miss lille Wilson have returned
from Colorado.
Claude Nunn and Marvin Baker
have returned from an outing on the
Navasotn river.
Miss Ethel Jackson returned 20
Greenyille yesterday after visiting
her sister. Mrs. Jewell Howard.
wANTED-To sell white Flyer
bicycle cheap. Apply az this oiilce.
See tho now candies we have just
Seceived. \ NJ. McDougald's Drug
rtore. IT
see the beautiful hall Of statuary
next Monday night 90 the opera
house. 10
Tom Searcy has n good Eve room
house in the southern part Of town
for rent. i75f
Just received fresh shipment huv-
icr's nnp candles at McDouEald 8
Drug Store. efti
Try Franklin Bros. Refrigerated
meats they have uo equal; one" a
customer alway- o. customer. 20
Laugh. laugh. laugh. You can't
thclp it when you see the c1medF
Monday night az the opera house. 81
Misses Ada Steiuha-en and r.
Fruelich of Nnvasota were quests Of
Mrs. g. O.. Mass yesterday aud leit
noon for Waco.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-21
The Deadly Oil Can.

jacksonville. Tex, July E.-There
was n fire In Madison county five
miles east Of here on July 10Th.
While cooking dinner n 5.gnllon can
Of oil exploded, burning the residence
OF Mr.. Dave Barrett. n well known
citizen OF this county. Miss Amanda
was burned badly; 90 chance olive.
Mr. Barrett's hand VIVA burned bad
by running through the flames 20
save his daughter aud his son Con-
RAIDS hand was burned bv trying 20
save house. Nearly all the furniture
was saved. The loss Of property was
about $3.50 but the loss Of the house
would be- nothing II the poor girl
could be saved.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-21
To When II May Concern.

We find upan investigation that
some of our patrons turn their water
GA 40 or o'clock each evening and
permit tho water to run until . or ~
O'Clock af night. and frequently an
night, causing useless AID cyfrava-
giant wnste. for which they DO Eot
rav and the company cannot afford
te lose. and frequently cause great
deal az Inconvenience to those who
do not abuse their privilege Some
partie. waste more water in one
night than they pay Tor q month";
service. Tho rules require the hose
t0 bc held VIXEN the water Is turned
on and cut on when through and un'
Ider mo- circumstance be- permitted
I 90 run when not held. We viii cut
I OF the service % those who abus'
I their privilege and 40 questions vii
+ be asked from this date. Call at Of
fec and get copy Of rules.
10 B. W. i. l.. a p. Co.