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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08
MERCHANTMEN,

MERCHANTMEN.
! (This list does not include coasters.)
Albert, Am. blk, Griffith, San Francis
CO, March 81.
Archer, Am. bktn., Calhoun, San Fran
cisco, March 81
Andrew WEIGH, Am. blk, Drew, San
Francisco, March rs.
Alden Besse, Am. bk., Potter, San
Francisco, March %.
Arthur Sewall, Am. sp., Godfrey, Yoko-
hama, March 20.
Antiope, Br. blk, Murray, Oyster Har-
bor April q
BERTHE Minor, Am. schr., Raven, Eu-
reka. March II.
City of Adelaide, Br. bk., Greenwood,
Newcastle, April 5.
Ceylon, Am. bk, Willer, Laysan ISL
and, March q.
Ethel Zane, Am. schr., Hullistrom,
Port Gamble, April 8.
Fantasi, Nor. blk, Anderson, Newcas-
tie, February %,
Hesper, Am. blk, Sodergren, Newcastle,
March 81.
Himalaya, Am. blk, Dearborn, Newcas-
tie, March q.
Henry Willard, Am. sp., Quick, Savan-
nah. March IS.
Jabez Howes, Am. sp., Clapp, Tacoma,
March Is.
John C. Potter, Am sp., Meyer, Ia
coma, March 10.
Kaiulani, Am. blk, Dabel, San Fran
cisco, March 81
NJ. P. Grace, Am. sp., Grant, Sydney.
April 5.
Mauna Ala, Am. blk, Smith, San Fran
cisco, March Z.
Mary z. Foster, Am. schr., Thompson,
San Francisco, April 8.
Olympic Am. bk., Gibbs, San Fran
cisco, March IS.
s. G. Wilder, Am. bkt., Jackson, San
Francisco, March 10.
Sonoma, Am. blk, Taylor Newcastle,
April 1.
Top Gallant, Am. bk, Lunveldt, Ma
Mia, February %. In distress.
Twilight, Am. schr., Ceuthen, from sea,
January 81.
Transit, Am. schr., Jorgenson, Newcas-
tie, February %.
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Yesterdays Arrivals.

Besides the transport Lawton two
inter-1sland steamers arrived in port
yesterday Wilder's steamer Maui
came in the afternoon from Hawaii and
Maui ports and the Inter-Island steam
er w. G. Hall arrived from Nawiliwili.
Kauai
Aboard the Maui was a man who met
with a painful accident on Friday last.
Second Mate Brown was badly injured
by being struck by the falling main
boom. 1t seems that the accident was
due to carelessness on the part of some
of the native crew, at least that is the
reason given by Brown himself who
said that the boom was allowed to fall
Through the sailors carelessness or mis-
understanding of an order which he had
just given. Brown was caught between
the ships rail and the falling boom.
the latter striking him across the body
right above the hip. He was almost
Iparalyzed by the blow and his head was
severely knocked against the rail He
was compelled to lie in one position in
his bunk until the arrival of the steam
er at this port, when he was removed
to the patrol wagon on a stretcher and
taken. TO the hospital. It is thought
that the injured man is perhaps suf-
fering more from severe shock and
bruises than from any other injuries.
The W. G. Hall from Nawiliwili
brought the following passengers: Miss
Danford, Miss Sorenson, P. Rice, H A.
Jaeger, Mr.. and Mrs. Brodie, Miss NJ.
May, w. n. Abbey, Father Sylvester,
Miss D. Kobbe, Messrs. Bowls, Turner.
Jones. Stodart. Rodgers, Barlowitz
Conway, All Kui. All Chong. L. Kauai
and 3S on deck.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08
The LaWton Had
Smallpox Cases
Aboard.
Transport Guaranteed,
Gen. Bell and Men
From Manila.

THE United States army transport
n Lawton arrived from Nagasaki
Z yesterday afternoon. She had in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08

Notice-When you need whisky al
ways ask for the best quality. Ken
lucky Favorite," Of Spruance, Stanley
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-04-08

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VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.

U. S. tug Iroquois, Pond, Midway ISL
and, August s.
q. S. A. transport Lawton Mcguire,
Nagasaki, April Z.
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W0MAN'S EXCHANGE.
314 Fort Street.

Has the best assortment Of PACIFIC
ISLAND CURIOS in the city.
Tourists are invited to call and in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-06-18
GDfalberibte aus @aibinaton.
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Ser 3abltag nu9 benz neuen Spz
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fparnib balber an~georonet, fii6rte
SamItdg na6 S6luB Der Mr6eitssei6
st einem Nufrubr por benz Genius
8iireul, an benz 5000 mGnnli6e un6
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len in O6nma6t unb purben ibrer
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bienten; es mar cine aqgemeine
S9lGgerei, Bel pel9er Mebrere ers
bebli9e Wunben bdbontru9en. Did
Regterungsbeamten perben 6albmp4
natlt9 be5ublt. gbefzGlerf W}cGoulep
bate NIT mathematician @t3erheit
aus9ere4net, bab bic Ius5ahlung
tpGbrenb Der 4rbeitsitunben erbebz
ltfen 3eitoerluit peruria9t, uno baz
Der bate Director Merriman be-
19lohen, bic I~uS5ublung tiinftig na9
Der Irbeits5eit porsunebmen. Die
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geiteute Der dnberen Departments 3uz
bprgetommen fein muBten, unb 10 be-
f6lofen iie, fi6 t6ren Weg nit @etpalt
gu bubnen. Qls tie bic 9auptbiiredur
errei3ten, begann iofort Elm Ordngen
unb StoBen, 3raBen, Puffen uno
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Der gedngitigten 5ranen unb MGb4eH
mii3te. 9irettor Merriman unb @rz
rennungs Glerf 2ansleD eri9ienen,
unb als 2eBteret cine frtebenitiftenoe
Qnfpra3e 6alten pplte, tpurOe er
iberf3rteen unb bic BON Otreftor
Merriman in3pii6en erri9tete Bar
rtere 9eitiirmt. Die Mus5a6lung
puroe bann iiittrt unb erIt pieber aufa
genpmmen, na9bem bic Srbnung
pieber bergeite1t mar.
Sennp's 8afee tuir> tdglid, aerDitet.
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co.
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Sta0t Baltimore.
8riefbcf0rbcruns mad bem Nnslanoe

..Sn Der NIT benz ~. Su1t l9Ol en-
benbenW ode f9liebt bic ausldnbif4e
poft in biefem 8iireau, pie folst:
bic poit fir padete lit tdsli9 bon 9
l1br Morgens Big 5 l1br Na9mittags
(aussenommen @onntags) se0ffnet.
Srans : Mtlantifde go It.
Oienitag - 7 u6r Mbenbs: fir
Srlanb per 9ampfer Oceanic" bia
Queenstotp (8riefe fir anbere Sheile
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europa per Sampfer ~St. Paul" pta
southampton.
Mittpo9 - 9 r6r M6enbs: fir
europa per 9ampfer vNuguita 8icz
torid" pia Ylpmoutb unb 9umburg
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geDpten unb 8rittfdzSnbien miifen
per .Muguita @ietoria" be5ei9net
iein). IL l1br Na6ts: fir 5rantz
reid, Sib europa, @sppten unb
8ritif9>Snbten per 9umpfer r2'z
Mquitaine" bia SABRE (8riefe fir
anbere Sbeile Guropa's miKen per
u2'Nquitaine" be5eidnet fein).
Sreitag - 9 ubr I6enos: fir
europa per 9ampfer rumbri1" pia
Sueenstpnn.
Poft fir Siib b. II. Central
Mmerfita, % ttnbien
etc.
9ienitag "a l1br Na4mittugs:
fir eSamaica pid Bolton. IL ubr
Na9ts: fir 6aDti per Opfr. nYrins
Wiaem Der 5iinfte;" fir Samaica
pia p~bilabel6ia.
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fau, Guantanamo unb Santiago per
Oampfer vSaratpga."
Bonner itog-3 l1br Na9mittags:
fir Samaiea pia Bottom.
Sreitag - IL 1br Na9ts: fir
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per 9ampfer nSassrp;"" fir Saz
maica unb @reptopn per Sampfer
r4lene."
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Cuba, bia Miami.
gplt fir Neufunblanb, bia Nprtb
Gpbnep, unb fir Misuelon, bia 8os
ftpn, i6lieBt bier tdglia INN 3 uE
Nadmittags; fir Cuba, pta Sampa.
tGgli9 um 1 l1br Na6mittags; fia
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mala, ptu Netp : Orleans, tdgli4 Inn
s ubr Ibenbs.
Srans Yaetfic : 90 It.
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China unb Sapan bia Tacoma.
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Nutralien unb bic 5iii<Snieln pia
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SUM-, 7 1br Nbenbs.
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Ii9 mad benz Mbeangsbafen gefanbt.
unb stpar lit bic @dlub : Nnnabme
ber1elben 10 arraneirt, baB tie Bet
ununterbrodenem ueberlanb Sransz
port re9t8eitis eintrtfft.
g. Sapies Warfielb, Poitmeiter.
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ben ansren;enbem Staaten.
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Cine Gas Grp1ofion in
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Gtutionen.

Wetterausfi9ten. = Stir
Marplanb unb ben Oiitriftgo Columbia
Drtltde Hegen. gefolgt bon flarem,
nGrmeren Wetter am Oienftag, flar
am Mittpo4. fiibOftliae. mad Gib>
ipeiten umiprtnsenbe Winbe.
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eu9e Der Pan= lime e.
rttanif9en MusfellunG
in Buffalo tperben bort ben ~Seutz
f4en gorrefponbenten" i'm 2eie5im<
n,er Der nSnternational paper Co.,"
i'm GebGube fir srapbif4e ainite,
b%orfinben.
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@i6tig fit Anseigenoe.

Sn WarpIonb eideint auber BEN sSenti4en
Gorreipoubenten' ieine ein,iae beuti@e 8situns.
bel&e cine SrudsBreFe beEtt, bic i'm etanbe tt,
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beuioer. ais
fluff Stttttoen
"a Sruden. Die grehe bes .Gorreiysnbenten' Tam
bte dufIaae traeub einer anberen tasli&sn beuts
l&en 8etxno In Warplanb in
flnf Wtnatett
beu6ea, taloe1 anb abadh!en.
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HfIthtberueffene g. b

pfGi9tpergeffene 6 b e.
m Gnner.- 5rau Sranfe BON Ger.
629, Duncan : Ylace, bat Der poli5ei
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mile purbe am Sienitag bas 5aus
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ION. Die 8eerbiguns finbet beute
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81. u. 6312" seaei9net tit, flog am
Oientag Bel 9rn. Gbriftiun Giintber
au 2aurapiIe ms sSeniter.
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Gin Sinh an Wbisfep
qe It Ser Negerfnabe
Robert s. Saplor, bret Sabre alt,
fanb geitern Morgen in Der elterliden
@obnung, Nr. 724, Setpz4uep, cine
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53eit barauf tpar er tobt. Coroner
@canp bielt einen Snqueif fir ni9t
nDtbig.
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anaoiura.Fittsrs 1T elm iisameritanii6ss Bros
n,It. g Z. 6itetrt's n Der tinJig ebfs.
nIisn Sic f6 Dor %siitia,n eiRbiimii4en Griass
%ulitttlu uno H~a6abmunaen.
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gyetterberidt.
Ser. Gtaaten VI etter>S Bureau.
SaIttm IRE, ben IL. Stunt 1901.
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Dlittl. parometerh. %. 80 3Sth. Ehermometert...7a
Yiittl. 9~b.rmum.tert. .65 Nieoriqf,r So
Die b0hite Ghnenisteit bes IDiuoes in elmer Stunoe
betrus II 0ieiIen BON Sfeu.
1as sefrise sSetter - Die 6ohife 5emp.ratur
b,s ~s.ris,H 9ases aui nahbenanntcn Statioueu
NOR, mie ioIot:
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Gtf'S 0artcr oeS neuen eSnbr'
bunoert critic SpmmertpDdc= Spubc=
Mrs iiir 9amem. Ggtra Erosramm.
Ik2-0
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9cmtiheS &elS 81 nerfamfen,
Fl genfS nrp sRorf

S9tffsfurten BON unb mad GU
ropu, iber Baltimore pber Nep=gorf.
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ropa's.
Sbcu. s.. Siener & Co.,
Ger. Ais, Waterz, nabe 9an=S trabe.
Q21. 3Wte. S&Sl
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500 B9.l 80 OIL 81 Sc 81. z Crib
500 U. 1895 81 IA 3. IL Crib
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Srinft edit bcutides Bier

Srimft edit Scutid1eS Bier
Der Monumental : 8raueret, erfriz
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par excellence. 8eitellt cine grpbez
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8afebulL. - Gin re6t tnteref=
fontes Spiel fanb geItern bier 5piz
i6en ben Orioles" unb benz Club
bon Milpaufee itatt, pel6es erit in
Der leBten Snning entI9ieben ipurbe.
5olgenbes 1T bus Reiultat Der geitrt=
gen Sptele:
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Upll SJlH. SulUClIluilIly tllC SelULp~
nurq gum 8uu elmer S9ule uuf Ell
mem spii6en Der GrpBitrabe, Sort
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Mpenue belegenen YlaBe; $4,000
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bon !6rn. Gupton, cine @erorbz
nung, $4,000 fir bas @priBenbaus
Ger. % an Der gorf : Hpab unb alien
gprf : Roab unb fir bic gqutpirung
beFelben gu beni1igen;
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moberne Metboben unb bic beften
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-20

with splendid spirit and color. His coming
tour which is no@seompletely booked, so
his manager. Mn Henry Wolfsohn, says, is
the longest that Hofmann has ever under
taken in this Country. He will give over
Ia concerts before he returns in April to
Berlin. Hoffman, will be heard in this city
at the Columbia Theater next Tuesday af-
ternoon, the 2Sth instant, at AS o'clock.
His program has been arranged to show
both his versatility and his virtuosity.
HEINRICH METN'S CONCERT.-A mu>
sicaI and social event promises to be the
concert of Heinrich Meyn and Mr.. and Mrs.
ernest Lent tonight at the New Willard
Dali room, which, will be inaugurated on
this occasion. The program will include
Goitermann's Concerto for Violoncello in B
Minor three songs by Rubinstein and
Splcker, six pianot pieces by Sinding, Grieg
and Lent: five songs by Schumann, three
vloloneello solos by Bach. GODDARD and Pop
per; three songs by Arms Fisher, NJ. knight
wood and Nevin; piano solo, Liszt's Hun
garlan Rhapsodie No. 10 (Preludio), and
tour songs by Martini, Secchi. Mendelssohn
and Schubert. Mr.! Henry Xander will be
at the piano for Mr.. Meyns accompani-
ments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-20
Semi-Annual INSPECTION,

In their uniforms of blue and gray, the
members Of Gen. Nelson A. Miles Com
mand, No. l, Spanish War Veterans, assem-
bled in force last night at their headquar-
tiers. 612 E street northwest. for semi-annual
inspection by the officers of the District Of
Columbia Corps. Capt. William F. Ullrich
presided and received the inspecting officers
with neat speech. The latter were: Corps
Commander Lee M. Lipscomb, Judge Advo-
cate Fred s. Hodgson, Inspector Anthony
Holmead, Chaplain Holton, Adjutant Daniel
V. Chisholm Aid-de-Camp John J. Duffy
and detailed comrades.
1t was decided to give a return smoker
and campfire to encampment SO, Union Vet
Grams Legion, next month and the proper
committees were appointed. The following
recruits were mustered in as members Of
Miles Command: Capt. Charles E. Golden,
late commissary of subsistence, U. S. VOL
unteers; Louis X. STAN, late 45th U. s
Volunteers; Fitch G. Marsh late 1st Wis
consin Volunteers; John c. Mcconnell, late
corporal LIST Maryland Volunteers, and
Charles D. Wise, late 4th Regiment of I'M
munes.
Col. Sanger, assistant secretary of war
was to have been mustered in as a member
Of Miles Command last evening, but was
unaboidably absent, and sent his regrets.
He will be present at the next meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-20
AFFAIRS IN GEoRGETowx.
improvements Being Made in Holy
Rood Cemctery-Briefs.

improvements Being Made in Holy
Rood Cemetery-Rriefs.
Extensive improvements are being made
at Holy Rood cemetery. New walls are
being made and the old ones put in much
better shape. A good many Of the trees
located in the grounds will be cut down
and the roots dug up. This step was taken
for the reason that some of the trees near
monuments completely disfigured the mar
BILE, while during a heavy blow, on account
of the elevation of the place, the limbs of
many trees and smaller trees were blown
on or uprooted, causing additional damage.
A permit has been granted to Thomas
Bond, contractor, to blast on private prop
erty bordering on Cathedral avenue and
east of Connecticut avenue extended. be-
tween the Rock Creek and Chevy Chase
bridges. The contractor Is obliged by the
terms of the permit to take the usual pre-
OF explosive, and is to be responsible for
all damages that may arise from the OPP
erations.
Policeman Short yesterday at noon
brought to the station a two-year-old white
child, whose name was ascertained to be
Emory Stansbury. The little one was found
wandering on the street, unable to find his
way home. After being at the station an
hour the child's mother was found.
The condition of George A. Wise. the
weil-known milkman, who was so badly in
jured in a collision with Rockville car,
as stated in The Star of yesterday, was
this morning reported to be only slightly
improved. He is suffering from fracture
of the skull, and his condition still remains
critical
Miss Princetta Lee Hanger and Mr.. Var
sum Lansing Collins of Princeton, n. j.,
will be married this afternoon at o'clock
at the West Street Presbyterian Church.
Charles E. Geer has permission to build a
brick addition to 3431 0 street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-11-20
RESULTS IN DEATH.
Patrick j. Sullivan Succumbs to Eff
fects of illuminating Gas.

Patrick j. Sullivan, the art decorator.
whose home was in Boston and who was
overcome by illuminating gas at the house
or Miss Hansford. No. 24i North Capitol
street, where he boarded. died at the Cas-
uaity Hospital last night between 8 and 10
o'clock.
AS published in Mondays Star. Sullivan
was found In an unconscious condition
early Monday morning. He had made an
enort Sunday night to repair the rubber
tubing and had failed to make a success Of
1t: Gas escaped from a slit in the tube. and
when found Sullivan was unconscious. A
physician was called and the sick mans
conoluon showed such signs OF improve
ment that he was thought to be out of dan
ger. Later in the day, however, a change
lot the worse occurred. and friends had
MN taken to the hospital, where he died,
as stated.
Relatives of the dead man were notified
OF the fatal termination of the accident and
the body will probably be sent to Boston for
interment.