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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-11
ARRIVED AT HONOLULU

Thursday, January 10.
o. 8. s. Alameda, Herman, days, %
hours and Is minutes from San Fran
cisco.
S. S. El.hu Thomson, Whitney, II days
from Seattle, with cold storage supplies
and general freight
Am. bktn. Jane L. Stanford, Mollestead,
30 days from Newcastle with coal
ID. N. gas. schr. Eclipse, Townsend,
from Lahaina and way ports.
Am bktn. Chehalis. Simerson, 81 days
from Newcastle, with coal.
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SAILED FROM HONOLULU.

Thursday, January TO-
T. K. K. Hongkong Maru, Filmer, for
San Francisco.
o. 8. s. Alameda. HERMAN. for ths
Colonies.
Am. schr. Alice Cooke. Penhallow, for
San Francisco, with sugar
1. /. stmr. Nikahala, Peterson, for Ka-
uai ports.
Schr. Malolo. for Koolau.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

TIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
oiilcea for rent in the MCINTYRE
BUILDING. now being erected at cor
ner of Fort and King streets. this
city. Apply to E. F. BISHOP.
At c. Brewer & Co.'S, Queen st
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SPECIAL FISH SALE

FOR TODAY ONLY-FRESH SAL
MON, HAL1BUT, SMELT, SOLE, etc.,
etc, at reduced prices.
HONOLULU MARKET CO., LTD,
Telephone PIG. Bethel Street
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TO SAIL TODAY,
PASSENGERS.

II. N. gas. schr Eclipse, Townsend. for
dahaina- Kihei, Makena and Kona.
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THE MELROSE, King Street
o. UTSCHER GOTTEsDlERST.

HERR PASTOR ISENBERG wird
am Sonntag den 13teu Januar UNI ii
Uhr morgens deutschen Gottesdienst
in der Y. NJ. c. A. Halle abhalten.
DER GEMEINDEYORSTA
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Classified Advertisements.
WAN TED.

FOUR to six-room cottage. Address,
with particulars, IL. NJ" P. o. box
SO, city. $3.50
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/ DIAMOND HEAD SIGNAL STATION
Jan. 10, 10 p m.-Weather, calm; nc
wind.
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DIED.

McINTYRE-At Honolulu, January 10
1901. George Mcintyre, aged fifty-five
native of Tahiti
Funeral from ST. Andrews Cattle.
dral at $3.50 o'clock today
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o VINE.
Barometer corrected to 50 F. and YEA
level, and for standard gravity CT Lat IS.
Ezts correction is -.06 for Honolulu.
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.
SHIP.

THE FIRM OF CAMPBELL G.
MINTON, having dissolved by mutual
consent. notice is hereby given that all
outstanding debts, as also, all ac-
counts due above firm. are now assum-
ed by William Campbell, operating and
continuing the business under his own
name.
w. M. CAMPBELL,
w. NJ. MINTON.
January 1, 1901. 574e
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Caution-Ask for Kentucky Favor
ite"- whisky. Take always the bes1
when you drink. Spruance, Stanley &
Co, San Francisco, proprietors.
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S. G. Wilder, accompanied by his
wife and child, came down on the Ala.
media from San Francisco.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
3f the Government Surveys, Published
Every Monday.
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The Chinese Government will Danish
ice Tuan to the northwest border for
\ compel Prince Chwang and DUKE.
Lat 20 commit suicide, and will ultimate
ly u nead General Tung Hsiang.
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Beei5ohm Tree spoke from the stage
In London denying Clement Scott's as
persion that no great actors now exist
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TIME TABLE.
From and after Jan. |. 1900
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The Jersey City news., 1901-10-26

thanks are due to the energetic and untir-
ing labors of our faithful county and
township secretaries, and the Officers OF
our twenty-one county Sunday school as
sociations.
Such IS the showing for 1900. The ng-
ures for 1901 are now being gathered. and
will be reported. more or less completely.
at the county conventions. II every coun-
ty secretary sends the General Secretary
his complete report within one week ar
ter his county convention, the state ng-
ures for 1901 can and will be reported to
the State Convention Is yours one of
those dreadful schools that waits until
the poor township secretary calls three
or four times, before it nils out and re-
turns the statistical blank? If some peo-
pie only knew the things that some other
people are saying about them!
But what shall be the showing for 1902:
We are at the threshold of the new Sun
day school year Shall we be content
with holding our own, in the same cd
easy-going way? Or shall we resolve to
start anew, undertake some definite new
work. and go forward in the name Of
the Lord? Fellow worker. the blessings
are for those who have courage to at
tempt the impossible.
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-26
Sill YER JUBILEE
Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeayor
Tenders Reception
to Dr.. Brett.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS pAsToRLTE
State Sunday School Associa-
/. tion's Yearly Report
Among the Churches.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS PAsTORATE

The Rev. Cornelius Brett. DID,, pastcr
of the Bergen Reformed Church. was Civ
en- reception last evening by the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor il,
honor Of the silver anniversary of his pas
torate at that church. 1t was an event
long TO be remembered. Mayor Edward
Hoes was present and he delivered an
address IN which he paid DR. Brett =
glowing tribute.
The reception took place in the Sunday
school room, American flags formed the
chief decorations. Several large punches
of beautiful chrysanthemums adorned
>tlie platform and the letters &c Es'
were conspicuous.
Or. and Mrs. Brett held formal re-
eeption at the platform for about half an
hour. at which time wagner's orchestra
discoursed selections
Mayor Hoos opened the speechmalSIng
part of the programme. s'Dr. Brett. I"
said he. is Citizen we should all be
proud Of. 1t would be impossible 10 tell
Of the good work he has done for our
city, there are no records to show these
,hings. hut we know what valuable citi-
zen he mas been
The Mayor added that it had been a
great pleasure to be acquainted with DR..
brett and that II was pleasant duty
TO congratulate him on his successful
@pastorate.
First Yiee-President E. Z. Anthony OF
the State Christian Endeavor Society. fol-
lowed with an address of eengratulation.
He said that he conveyed the good wishes
of the State union to the pastor, with
whom many had worked for years.
The Rev E. Sprouts. president of the
Essex County Union, represented that
county in congratulating Dr.. Brett on his
Unusually successful pastorate. He pre-
sented an address TO the pastor which was
signed by the County Executive Commit
tee and bound in silver.
President Arthur E. Farrier Of the Hud-
son County Union spoke of DR.. Brett's
work here and the great results which
had been brought about through his ef-
forts He presented the congratulations
of the County Union.
Chairman w. H. Brennesholtz of the
Young Peoples Society of the church de-
iivered the presentation address He al
iuded to the many years the members
had associated with the pastor. and said
that Dr. Brett had baptized and received
most of them into the church. After
wishing the pastor a successful continu-
ence of his work, Mr.. Brennesholtz pre-
sented him with beautiful oak desk and
chair.
DIR. Brett was overcome by the numer-
GUS expressions of devotion and he said
that ne was at loss for words. He final
ly found words to convey to the members
present, his sincere appreciation of the
kindness shown toward him.
Refreshments were then served and
Dr. and Mrs. Brett were kept busy re-
ceiving congratulations until midnight.
There were many members of the church
present
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-26
RAILROADS.
1~-~-1--->-
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD
/. HE s4A..UaaD !. 4D..vAD Or AA4..loA
IN EFFRcr OCTOBER Is. 1901.

IN EFr'RcT OCTOBER Is, 1901.
Trains leave Jersey eity foiiows'-
FOR THE WEST
SIG A. NJ, daily, rast Mail, limited 70 TWO
Bunet Parlor Cars, Jersey Sity 70 fittspui :,
Sleeping Car PIttsDarg 10 thieaso tSo eoac.es
s.44 a. n. daily, Fast Line. with Buffet
Parlor Car for Pitss5urg. Pullman Sleeping
Io.14 A. M daily. the celebrated Pennsylvania
Limited, the pioneer Of this ciass OF the ser
vice. composer exclusively oI rullhlan Nsst'7 $50
ton and Smoking Cars, lighted oy stationary
and movable electric figntss lof lAeeSou. p
chicago, cieseiann, IoleSo, lnaiahaposis' L9.'s-
vile 81 Louis. and Cine -nnali.
2 Il p NJ daily, Chicago and 81. Louis ax-
nress Win ycstibule Sleeping and Dining cars,
to ST. Louis ana Chicago SonlssS7 tol oselo ss,.
Tnreagh Sleeping car 70 Lea' sf4@ -
s.iS +. ~. daily, s.. Lo'lis Express Lor Pits,
burg Ehluassus, lndsalAs,9lsss ~. as
St Louis Pufnsn Sles9hs as g '.ss. 3. 1,sb
esss p. NJ aally. Aess@rn Express win
vestipule Sleeping Cars e .s.. r..espurg assa ~
Chicago. For ioledo, eAsepl SaeufuAs' D''Hs
xi4 p. NJ. daily, Pacific Express, Pullman
Sleeping Car to Pittspurg ana 1n,eSKo 1,s,v
for Knoxville. Tenn. VIA shenandoah sa'iey
Route. ra f,,,einrot,
tsxnress Pullman vestbuie Sleeping Cars 70
1aitf,5urg Cleveland and NaSnviile wa I'm
cinnatl and oaisyiIis.22 81, ,n Dlni9g And THE
BALTIMORE. WAsarTag' snaITg n
For Baltimore washington and + tie !. sopIn ,s a
SIS s 80 ,pss 'n5ng ass cata III conaresonai s son
Ial, ,sa5,.ad - Par,or cars and Pennsylvania Rail-
raa5 plnng Carl, s.45. 4A5 Dining car) ~
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cars ana Psnnsyivania RaisToaa plnlng ra ear,; "a
s.s5' 4.a5 DINING cafl. e.la Ginning eaf'' ana
NJ md.
sss S sr Raiimay Express, a45 AS P. NJ.
1890 night daily. ,,,,. rso~ nsa,,,rh;s
a,,S New orleans. 3.45 r. N. daily.
ADu Atlantic Coast Line.-Express. s.l5 A. NJ and
- ssnssaosase s; e. Ohio Railways.i5 A. NJ week
days and 514 P. N. daily. ,..,..,..s.
usy syatasrd Air Line.--E1orida and Metropolitan
Limited. 1.15 ?. "a daliy' EApisss '1'o0 = a.
daily FOR PHIIADELPHIA.
Express for Phadsip9ia . ", r. Lss si
r. r. d and 1i14 Uoinlng Carr a. NJ: 1215 LA.
i0S4 iis a.sa, R SIS, 40. 4.ls. -, 81, 81 s;ls
Dining caro = 7, }'als.S s agst a SUNDAY. s s.ss s
s15 s.4s aela Pennsylvania Limites), 70 le.
Ii Il Dining Carp ~ A., IL, lIa' III i t n,ng
Sar}' s1s I,iring Car9 Is tDining Carr. s14,
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dation. ass ILL \. 5is al sls an Is + = WssA-
uas lSsr = Atlantic City. ls.So and lila NJ. LA.
2.s2 P. NJ al0.1s # and an ZIP, u & NJ through 9
t Nestlpaasu eaach an. Combined Coach weekdays:
ss,I syas s2 - 40 and s's4 A. NJ. sundays
Fer Atantic ty va psaTa 81, 81 E Fiver Or age
/ s q ssss ~ r. N week
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l}sls. a sss @ 2S n. NJ
lnseslskSs n ssss lof Asboss paf oesan tovS n
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The Jersey City news., 1901-10-26

Molina is but one of many prominent
Cubans who have publicly advised the
use of Paine's celery compound basing
their recommendations on the benefit they
themselves have derived from its use.
Not only among business men, lawyers
clergymen and physicians, but among all
classes of thoughtful, intelligent people,
Paine's celery compound is the one relia-
BILE remedy for building up the system
when it is run down. It is the greatest
nerve and brain invigorator the world
has ever known.
If your wife. daughter or sister is pale,
languid, headachy and irritable, persuade
her TO try Paine's celery compound. #
your husband son or brother cannot eat,
sleep or work, and drowsy, dyspeptic and
Respondent, induce him to take Paine's
celery compound.
1t restores worn and weak nervous
system to healthy vigor.
There can be no substitute for Paine's
celery compound.
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-26
A YEARS WORK
What the Jersey Sunday
Schools Have Accom-
plished in Last
Twelve Months.

The Year Book fer 1901, issued las
spring, contains the report of the GeneraI
Secretary for 300 He reports 2,323 Sni:-
day SCHOOLS Il, New Jersey, a loss OF Mite
from the previous year. Never before
have the statistics failed to show an n
crease All but 3Ss are open all the year,
Ihe loss comes among the schools that
Close for the winter and cannot find a SUI
perintendent to start things in the spring.
Why cannot every Sunday school be an
evergreen school
The membership in these Sunday schools
Isl: s:offieers and teachers. 50, ,s54; scholars,
s15, OBS; total attending membership, Si4
3Ss Add the 1880 home department mem
bers reported from si7 schools, and we
have total Understanding force Of 356.
1903. or 1873 per cent. of the population ac-
cardins to the census Of 1900. In 1885 we
had 2o.f per cent.
The average attendance Is POI s65, or 81
per cent OF the attending membership.
The highest percentage is reported from
1iiddlesex. 6s1; the lowest from Burling-
ton, s51.s
The number of scholars church members
is 5s.;,sS or l7.5 per cent: and 10.1SS, or 5-S
per cent, joined the church Cor became
communscant members) during the year.
The attention of pastors - respectfully
and earnestly called to the fact that from
one-fifih Of all the Sunday schools, jncsud
ing many of the largest and most eniisiit-
ened, it is impossible to secure definite IN
formation on this point. 1t would seem.
from the appearance of the reports thai
reach our township secretaries from these
schools, that the fact that a scholar has
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-26
RAILROADS.
., | HCRE
=KAILROAD=
PICTURESQUE LINE OF TRAVEL TO
THE NORTH AND WEST.
THE NIAGARA FALLS ROUTE.

s, Trains leave Franklin street cvorth River
S,,,,.,s s,a..".., sew YORK. as follows, aad nftesn
lstmin4 station at Weehawken N. j., can
pe i reached via trains Of N. J. J. Rd.. leaving
dsna- X h Depot at Jersey City,
S:l5 A. M. daily for Haverstraw, West Point.
80, E,ornwail Newourgh. Kingston and Albany
1850 A. NJ daily exeeps unaas sna saraosa ana
Buffalo Express tor catskill Mountains. Lake
George and Mohawk Valley points, Utica and
B.. m:2o A. NJ daily, except Sunday. for
Isanston ;, West Point Kingston, New PATTI;
100 5:9e 7; NJ; Chicago Express. daily,
Albany, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester,
Buffalo, Niagara. Falls. Cleveland. Detroit,
St. Louis next afternoon Dining Car at
D, s:s5 2, NJ. daily. except sunday. for Con
SO saa ,sss aerPedste sIaSas sS1 to Assny
and 81, Louis Limited. d daily, w. for or Montreai.
falo, Niagara Falls, Tetopto. Detroit,
7:45 F. N. daily, except Sunday, for East
Niagara. Falls, Hamilton, Toronto, De-
$40 +. NJ. es:so r Il W. 4ad st., daIly. for
ara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland and
B, D-Teaves Brooklyn Annex:-B. 41e:4s
s M. p stsf;os +s;os M 4, d Jersey city x
1895 p. NJ
IIayers.raw Locals 4e:i5 A.. NJ. 4z:25. .4:2e
CIV. 42d st. 4:30 p. M, 1000 p. NJ, 1920
iW. ga St, $40 P. Nj, 1900 +7:45. ll1o;Oo
and al 80 p. NJ.
1915. 1920 p NJ (s;s0 w. 4ed STD.
Kingston Local:-t1:00 p. M; l3:25 p. M.
~ fSuadays only. rfsxcept Sunday.
Syracuse, Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls,
Detroit. Cleveland and Chicago on through
trains.
wesicott's Express check baggage through to
destination. For Cab or Carriage, phone 800.
3Sth.
For tickets. Timetables. parlor and sleeping
car accommodations or information apply
street: Annex Office foot of Fulton street;
New York City: Nos. 1i3, as. 81 and 12if
Rfoadway; M 1888 West One Hundred and
Twentvsfsfh et-eA.- er1 at STATIONS
P. S. BLODGETTl General Supt
c. y. LAMBERT. Gent Passenger Agent.
poor, 90 r~rvest Ruilding. r. Torty-second
~trse. ~~,-- v~-sr
street. New York. Telephone s5oo--ssth
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-26
WORK OF YEARS
What Mgr. Seton Has Done
for st. Joseph's Parish
During His Rec
torate.
LATE BISHOPS TRIBUTE
Buildings That Remain a
Monument to Departing
PRIEST Among the
Churches.

Ever since the Rt. Rev, Monsignor Rob
ert Seton. p. D.. Of St. Joseph $ Catholic
Church. at Baldwin and Pavonia avenues.
announced that his work at that church
and In this city was to be terminated
with the dying OF the present year. there
has been much speculation among his
parishioners aud others as to who will
succeed him. While 1t Is yet early to
figure on a successor to the retiring Mon
signor, still it Is a question which has
aroused feeling Of speculation among
those directly interested in the welfare Of
that parish.
There are few parishes in the diocese
which call for more work than st. Jo-
seph's. 1t was conceded to be the largest.
save st. Patriekss, until d big slice was
cut of the latter in the establishment of
st. Aloysius's parish on West Side ave-
nue., under the Rev. John A. Sullivan.
Two assistants are always needed to carry
on the work successfully.
AT this church Monsignor Seton has la
bored faithfully and conscientiously for
quarter OF a century. What improv-
ments have been brought about in that
time are due alone to the efforts of Mon
signor Seton. The stately stone edifice,
under his direction. Then the parish
school thereto went up, thanks to the
pastor. Following this rectory was
erected on Pavonia avenue. The Sisters,
who taught at the school. were in need
of new and more commodious home
than the small frame dwelling they used
some time ago. and beautiful brick
building was built at Baldwin and Mag
nolia avenues. under Monsignor Seton's
supervision.
Closely following that feat, a parish
hall was constructed adjoining the rec
tory on Pavonia avenue, and this is sec
ond to none In the city. But these monu-
ments which viii remain as memorials Of
the departing priest are not all, for
beautiful home for blind children was
dedicated less than a year ago This, too,
was the result of Monsignor Seton's
heroic efforts and the late Bishop Wigger
was the first to pay glowing tribute to
the Monsignor for his great work. These
are the benefits Dir. Seton has given to
his parish by laboring courageously for a
very worthy cause,
The Monsignor, while in conversation
with reporter of 1.-THE News not long
ago. expressed regret at the thought Of
leaving the city and his many friends
Il shall leave about January q said
he. 'The rest of my days shall be spent
in Rome. I have been there several
times. I shall hire small apartment and
devote the rest of my days to the study
Of theology, science and history. 1t will
be rare treat to see my old friends
again.
Everybody who can afford 1t should so
to Rome. There is no place like it,"
Monsignor Seton announced his inten-
tion Of retiring from active work last
June
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-26

Whatever else has been accomplished
in Cuba, the health Of the island has
been wonderfully improved.
In Havana the change has been magi-
call streets have been asphalted sewers
butt, buildings whitewashed and drug
stores supplied with scientific, up-to-date
preparations. The demand for Paine's
celery compound has grown to enormous
proportions.
The following statement from E. J..
Molina of the Havana Custom House
shows the standing Paine's has already
secured among the most progressive. en-
ergetic people of Havana:
Havana. Cuba, Feb. 4, 1901.
Wells & Richardson Co.:
Dear Sirs-I take great pleasure in stat
ing that l have used your Paine's celery
compound, both while in the United
States as well as in this city, and find it
to be of wonderfully restorative power,
especially in this enervating climate.
Very truly yours.
E. j. MOLINA,
The Jersey City news., 1901-10-26
UP HILL AND DOWN DALE
Mr.. John A. Walker Des-
cribes a Vacation in the
White Mountains.


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The Jersey City news., 1901-10-26

sreat success Mayor Iisps paid i
VISIT on Tuesday exersax ;4st TIE hoN4-
Ing contest for 4 gold watch viii close
this evening At 10 o'clock
ss& st. Pauls r. @.
The parishioncrs of ST. Pauls r. G.
Church. Greenvi:le. Will open their an-
nualchurch fair on Monday evening, in
the school hall adjoining the church on
Old Bergen Road. Elaborate prepara-
tfons for the bazaar have been made and
II "a expected that 1t win be complete
ssleeess. The fair will continue for one
week.
All Saints.
The Rev. Joseph Fl. Meehan is confident
that he will have paid off the $4,000 debt
on the new rectory by the first OF the
year. About half Of this fund has been
raised as result of the very successful
festival held last week.
St. Patricia
! 1t is quite probable that the iron work
ON the parish building will be started in
q few days. A large amount Of material
is on hand and other shipments are be-
ing made.
ST. Mickael's.
The Rev Father Mclaughlin, of the
Church Of ST. Augustine. Union Hill, will
deliver his lecture on Tour Through
Ireland" illustrated by stereopticonI
views. in the basement of st. Michaefs 5
Church. on the evening Of November "A.
St. Lucy.
The reproduction Of 1The Passion Play