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The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-03
From San Pedro.

The Chamber of Commerce has been
asked 10 assist the Crescent Wharf
and Warehouse Company in inaugur-
ating line Of sailing vessels between
East San Pedro and Honolulu In a
communication which was presented
10 the directorate of the chamber. at a
meeting yesterday. it is stated that
sailing vessel of 1000 tons capacity
win be dispatched from East San Pc
dro about July Is
II sufficient encouragement is held
out 10 the company. it win put on a
line OF clippers with regular sailing
dates. Every one interested in the
commercial welfare of Southern Cali
fornia and Los Angeles is invited TO
cooperate in the movement II action
is taken by the Chamber OF Commerce
II win be upon a report OF the Com
mittee on Commerce, to which the
communication was referred.-LOs
Angeles Times, April 18th
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-03
Honored by the Mikado.

Upon arrival at Yokohama from this
port. Captain w. E. Filmer and the
officers of the japanese steamer Hong
kong Maru viii be waited upon by
representatives of the Mikaio and
presented with gold medals, in recog-
milton of services performed in the
rescue of japanese crew of eight
men from schooner in distress 500
miles of the Japanese coast a few
months ago. The shipwrecked men
were taken by the Hongkong Maru to
San Francisco and returned to Yoko-
hama on the next trip of the steamer.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-03
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers due and to sail for she
next two months are as follows:
DEPART
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-03
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

From San Francisco. en- route TO the
Orient. per o. & o. s s Doric. May
2.-For Yokohama: DR.. and Mrs. E.
F. Fenollosa, DR.. A. Fuehr. S. Takaha-
shi. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Tevis and ser
want For Kobe. DR.. ". Hohmever,
Mrs. B. W. Pettee. For Shanghai: L.
". Pierce. wife and two children, ".
II. Sears. wife and two children. Mrs.
+. c. F. Saw. Miss e Won Gunter. A.
II Zellers. For Hongkong: Mrs T.
Metealfe.. ]. r. Nelson. + Royden.
Mrs. Alice Simpson. ]. D. Stevenson
Capt s b Thompson. From Homo
lulu: T F. Dredge.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-03
MissionarY sehooner.

The old schooner Carrie and Annie
has been purchased by the American
Board OF Foreign Missions and in a
few weeks she will sail from San Fran
cisco for the Carolines and Marque-
sas. She is now at Hay & Wright's
yards having new cabins put in and
her seams recalked.
The Carrie and Annie has had a
varied career. She was built in 1885
al Essex. Ne. and for a while was
used as a yacht. Some years later she
was sold to a party of Gloucester fish
ermen and for years she carried her
catch TO the Boston market When
the Klondike fever broke out she was
purchased by a party of goldhunters
and fitted out for a voyage TO San
Francisco. She arrived here on July
2S. 1898. and later was sailed 10 St
Michael She was sold at latter port
and her new owners sent her on a
codfishing cruise. Then she was a
sealer and last year was again sent
north with goldhunters- Since her
return from Nome she has been laid
up in Oakland Greek. Now she is to
be sent to the islands OF the South
Seas 70 aid in spreading the gospel.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-03

be instructed 10 grant this document
The other appeal alleged that his IL
cense was revoked by the local inspec-
tors, J. K Bulger and O. F. Bolles,
without charges having been prefer
red against him or his having been
given trial, and asked that their ae-
tion be reversed A hearing before
Captain Birmingham will probably be
granted.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-03
DEPARTURES.

Thursday. May 9.
Am. ship Henry Willard, Quick, for
San Francisco.
Am. ship Florence. Ryder. for Taco
ma.
Am, bkt Planter. Chase. for San
Francisco
Stmr. Keauhou. Mosher. for Homo
kaa and Kukuihaele
Stmr Mikahala. Gregory. for Maka-
we'll and waimea.
o. & o. S. S. Dorie. Smith. for the
Orient.
Am bark Klikitat. Cutler. for the
Sound
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BOOKED.

The following Is a list OF shose who |
have engaged passage on the Mariposa
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ARRIVALS.

Thursday. May 2
o. & o S. S. Doric. Smith. Z days
from San Francisco.
Am. schr Philippine. Larsen. "a
days from Porl Gamble.
Stmr. ]. a. Cummins. Searle. from
Koolau.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-03

E-ffE steamer Doric from the Coast
early yesterday morning reliey-
ed the monot0ny OF what would
have been q very dull day on
the front The big vessel brought five
DAYS later news Of the outside world
and a big mail She did not have a
single passenger for this port and
took but one away with her in the
cabin The usual large number Of
steerage passengers took passage for
the Orient and the vessel got away
promptly al FIVE o'clock. the time set
for her sailing
u Was said that the report Of recent
cases % smallpox in the Philippines
and China and Japan deferred large
number Of people from making the trip
from san Francisco in the Doric who
were booked. s. this as il may she
had one Of the smallest passenger
lists Of any steamer Of the line for
many months
With Archie Gilhllan on the Pacific
Mail wharf again yesterday things
went on ina the usual shipshape man
ner and the men who had anything
10 do did il and did il on time. Ine
rule Of the sayiT ia coal has extend
ed 10 the Doric This tine she did not
take coal and viii not until she reach
es Hongkong
During the morning the ships Hen
~ Willard and Florence left for the
Coast and in the afternoon the barken-
ines Klikitat and Planter also got
away on their homeward journeys.
Quite a lot OF excitement was caused
az the Inter-Island wharf last evening
By the shipment OF mules for Kauai
being put on the steamer Mikahala
Although many hundreds Of the ami
mails have been shipped on me steam
ers Of the local companies there is
always a crowd Of lockers on when
mules are being put aboard a steamer.
The mules seem TO enjoy the trouble
they make the sailors getting them
aboard vessels and there are always
some mules that tax the exer-
tions OF most OF the crew
and the donkey engine before they are
placed in position on the steamers
deck. Last night there were thirty-five
mules and horses TO be shipped. All
the horses and most of the mules were
gotten aboard but five magnificent
beasts absolutely refused to be be
guiled into going up the gangway so
they were left behind. Two of them
are as fine specimens of their kind
as have ever been brought TO Hawaii
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-03
The Colon Coming.

The p NJ S. S. Colon. which arriv-
ed in San Francisco from Panama on
the gath of April. is to be refitted and
go into the Porto Rican business be
tween Port Los Angeles and Homo
lulu. She will take the place of the
Zealandia for couple of trips.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-03
Aawaiian's Pilikia.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2s.-The
big steamship Hawaiian had narrow
escape while on her way here from
New York. While entering The harhor
OF st. Lucia she struck on rock As
she made no water il was thought the
damage was slight When the vessel
arrived here she was discharged and
placed on the drydock. II was then
discovered that there was dent four
teen feet long by ten feet wide that
viii require the removal Of I've plates
and seven frames TO repair. Luckily
the damage was over 8 water tank.
Had Il extended seven inches farther
AFT the Hawaiian would have flled
and sank
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-03
Bic Blood Money.

TACOMA. April 21.-The scarcity
OF sailors on Puget sound has been
so pronounced during the last two
months that blood money" is flowing
into the hands of sailor clearinghouse
masters in large sums. They have been
receiving $40 head and in the case
of one vessel are said TO have been
paid $TS a sailor The profits of one
firm in March are reported by rival
concern as amounting TO $4,000
The situation has become so acute
that il is reported here that the Amer.
ican Ship Owners Association. hav-
ing Coast headquarters in San Fran
cisco. contemplates establishing its
own sailor boarding houses on Puget
sound This would enable the asso-
citation 20 fight the boarding house
keepers in the same manner that it
fights the Sailors Union.
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Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange.

Thursday, May 2. 1901.
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ARRIVE.

A government transport from San
Francisco, carrying mail, is due alb Jut
the Sth and 23rd of each month.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Marshal Baldwin on Monday turned
over to United States Marshal Bailey Of
Denver one "Tollie" Moore, who is want
ed by the authorities OF ludian Territory
on the charge OF attempted murder.
Moore, whose initials are given Us I. V.
but who goes by the name OF "TOllie.'
has been evading the officers Of the law
icr two years. Last summer his parents
and somo brothers came Up iiom the
territory and located at Roc.... tora, and
since then the U. $. Marshal ut Mi>do-
gee. /. T.. has been keeping lookout for
rollie in this vicinity, assuming TINT he
would gravitate toward home sooner or
later. Marshal baldwin arrested him
last week and lodged him IN La Junta
Jail for safe keepin. until called for by
United States officer, as stated above.
Moore isa line, able.bodied young fellow
OF perhaps q wears. As soon rs Bald
win wired the arrest he had telegram
from the man who charges Moore with
attempted murder, saying: Hold on to
linn like grim DEATH
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20
Harry M.i.by me. With an .ceidee.

ilsissy Mallby met with m accident
at the Sugar factory Friday that will
comprl him ie 90 on crutchcs for = time
He vas asccodins IN tho elevator aud a
workman overhead thrsv some watc,
sioun upon him. canan. him to dodge
backward - that his heels projected bs.
ycod tho tioos II the elevator. and =
u asccndc,i his heels wesc caught on TIN
frrmework enclosing III. cage. Happily
a heavy. pair of sbo-s greatly protected
him and tho rc.ult was only n severe
hrnisin.. no cor,i. or bono. being broken.
but the shoc heels wcrc torn away aud
the elevator stopped by the contact.
Harvey thinks Lc SO, OF easy. and will
hc careful hereafter ab.ut making an
elevator bFak. ot h,. heels.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

The need u better Jail acc.mmo,is.
lions ate very apparent. especially Ia
Marshal Baldwin. ~b, frequently has Ia
tan. hts man down so the county ia l nj
Ia Innsa when the charge is scrion.
one. An.i there is any great ibc.n,,vc TO
break out Tbcf. i-n't any ,loabs that
inHns f-llow stopping OF IN town like
Rocky Ford is l-i-rrs-l from doing any.
'hin. that ~ould constitute a breach II
law and n suo,l newspaper item by con.
f-mpiai'nr the ci;y jsil aud rsi.ec,ins on
the possibility OF having to spend night
in tnch calabope-. Even since the
early days ot prison reform. criminals
have been cnl'isaIinv taste in the mat.
ter Of jail accommodation aud aschiicr.
'utr. and the Rocky Ford 'ha-,iIc IL Ger.
'sinly no, up.'o-daie. ftvcexpcc, 10 Keep
up si'b ib. county town IN ,h. matter o.
burelaTits aud midnight hold.ups. ne
mus' have better lookup.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

The Odd Fellows had another OF their
good times Tuesday evening. Second
degree work was ON the program nnd u
large number Of Manzanola brethren
were present. A fine oyster supper fol-
lowed the ceremonies. NJ. l.. Me, or was
manager, Arthur Casebeer iirst assistant
and Frank Cummings Cook. n team
which assured the success of the function.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20
Diamonds at Aiorse's.
Holiday Rates.

To all parts in Colorado. rate of
one single strndaId fare for round
trip Date of sale Dec. 81, % and
81, 1901 and January l 1902.
continues passage in each direc-
ion, going commencing date of sale.
MINIMUM rate soc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

TIE essesioa as houss Cor the hook
aud ladder truck hes begun in tho yar,l
of the =. r Cook inpl-msut warehouse.
and in sess a ths hose-cnst hous-. In
csse of fifr The situation of tho bsusc h
not v-sy coavcuieot fos getting the ap.
para'n. on TO the street quickly. but u
..-.'nei to h- The ooly available place In
the ccn,rr ~ tho sown. Fl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Rev. ". II. Stamp. Of Stamp & Sons.
rrocers. 10, moved last week into the
new hous. he has erected since hc cam.
30 town in November. IL is n very com.
fos'abl. dwelling. located on South Eir,h
street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Special Christmas &C hooi exercises sr,
b-tus held II, mo-i of the school rooms
this afternoon. Miss Gilmer held her
closing exercises yesterday. and /. aiten.
ding county teachers examination TO.
day.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20
Boys Wagons at Wilson's $
Hardware Store.

Every Saturday afternoon, those
who like home cooked food will
find n supply at the Baptist cx-
change in Starks store. After
this week the the ladies will dis
play their wares Mt Dawley's fur
niture store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Girl Wanted for general house
work. Will pay sl2 per month.
Enquire Mt Enterprise office, 29tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20
SPECIAL PRICE on DINNER SETS
From Now Ustil ctristnas,

lOOpiece dinner set. choice ot four patterns
regular price s11 20: sale Price sJ2 20
iVs piece china dinner sets. regular pnce
s25; sale price .-.-........--.-. Is 30
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20

Boys shoes. 8. worth S15O to s2 -s115 TO sl. 40
Boys and Misses Shoes, worth sI.25. 90 nt sI.UO
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-12-20
Closing Out all Our Shoes at Cost

Mems and Ladies' Fancy Slippers, a
nice line, at roc to SLIPS pnir. ~ l=ht
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
DUN's REVIEW OF TRADE
Business Is Lively. i'm Spite of Weather and
Strikes-Report on Failures

New York, July 6.-R. q. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade today
says: Developments of fresh labor
troubles is a feature OF week that
has made for conservatism in many
directions. but throughout the country
jobbing and retail lines are busy and
ARE handling goods at prices which
yield fair profits. There is reffec-
tion of this activity in the continued
improvement in the textile markets I'm
the east. and the uneasineSS over the
money market does not extend beyond
the ranks of spectators i'll stocks
Crop reports continue gratifying, much
good having been done by rains in the
middle west. Harvesting of winter
wheat progresses favorabfy.
Manufacturing has been INTERRUPTED
by the elements and labor agitation.
The sheet and hoop workers have been
ordered to stop work until certain dis
puted points are settled. No immedi-
ate settlement is anticipated. because
many plants need repairs and others
are taking stock. Until the owners
wish To resume their position will not
be known. Footwear shops in New
England are active on fall lines, but
local jobberS are less busy Leather
Il quiet. but tirmer, with Il splendid ex-
port demand for hemlock sole Wool
ems and wOrStedS are selling better.
and raw wool iS taken more freely.
Cottons are in better domestic de-
mand. Manufacturing. as a whole. is
active for the season. sta
PIE products are quiet. speculation be
ing restricted by depressing weather
and the lengthy holidays at most OF
the exchanges prevented new commit
ments.
COmmarci.I fa iIuraS ,Iur;rsr A. Ca
half OF 1901 numbered 5.159. with la
bilities of $55.S04. 800. against 5.332
last year. for S14. .747 ,452 In manufac-
turing lines there were 1865 defaults.
with S21.691 ,04S liabilities. while 4.IS9
traders failed for S24. .SG4 POI.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
out of His Latitude.

He understood all about the sun and
the moon and the stars and something
about the weather. Indeed, he was
popularity supposed to regulate this
last, and his Indication of probabilities
was received as gospel by his admiring
fellow citizens in a certain southern
colony of Australia. He went to Eng
land for a well earned holiday. I
He was shown over celebrated fruit
garden there. He was observed to be
shifting about as if something were
wrong. They asked him what was the
matter. Well" he replied, these fun
ny fellows have trained their peach
trees against the south side OF the wall
TO get the midday sun instead of
against the north."-London Truth. Il i
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
LEANDER so FAR INvlNcIBLE
Beats the PennsyIvanians Mt Henley by
About One Length.

Henley, July 6.-Rowing the great
est contest ever put up in British wat
ers by Il foreign crew, the University
OF Pennsylvania oarsmen yesterday
were beaten in the finals of the Grand
Challenge cup by the Leander Rowing
club crew by a scant length in the
remarkable time of T:04 A..
1t was an event that will be dis
cuSsed for years. The Henley regatta
never yielded such a contest, and the
cheering that greeted both crews az
they passed the grand stand in the
final strokes OF the heart-breaking
struggle was unparalleled even for
Henley.
Citizens Of the United States. who
were out in large numbers in all sorts
of boats on the Thames. were disap-
pointed, but they realized thNt the de-
feated crew Of varsity athletes had
not been diSgraced. Chee>ng the vic
tors. they also shouted words of en-
conragement to the vauquiShed. Ell
lis Ward. the 'PennSy' crews coach.
when asked what he thought. said he
thought the best rOwers had won.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE
Supposed to Have Been the Result of the
Heat OF the Weather.

Des Moines. Ia, July G-F. =.
Brackett, retired farmer from AT
lantic. Ia, killed his wife and then
shot himself in their rooms nj the home
Of their daughter. Mrs. Otis T.. Powell,
2U2 West Ninth street. about 1 a. III.
yesterday. The tragedy was not dis
covered until 10 "A. III. when Mrs.
Powell went up stairs to call her IA
tier and mother to breakfast Brack-
cit was lying on the bed with a bullet
hole through his forehead. willis his
wife was upon the floor with a bullet
hole in her temple. Both were dead.
The man WIS GS years OF age. III
health and the extreme heat * sup
pOsd TO have been the cause which led
tn the commission of the deed They
had come 10 Des MOines to spend the
Fourth. and had gone to the park dur
ing the day, where Bracket frequently
complained that the heat of the day
was making him ILL., 1t Is believed
his mind became affected.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
FELL ON TOP OF A CROWD
Details of an Accident That Was Death to
One, Fatal to Three Others.

Canton, Ills. July 6.-The accident
here Thursday by which one person
was killed, three fatally hurt and Il
score injured. was peculiar one. Fol
lowing the street parade and speaking
at theparll, the crowds had returned TO
the city to witness an exhibition of
rough riding. About thirty persons So
cured positions upon brick store, and
when the rider ran down an old man
they crowded TO the edge to see who
had been hurt. The coping gave way
and the twenty-five persons were pre-
cipitated upon the crowds below.
Myrtle Suydan. aged 10. was killed.
and these fatally hurt: III. Baker. of
Canton. head crushed: Robert Knots.
Of Canton. leg broken. conclusion of the
brain: Charles SellOw. of Canton. head
crushed, leg broken. Among those bad
" wounded are these: Perry Baugh-
man. of Canton. chest crushed and
head hurt: Paul Byrum. of Canton.
nose broken. head injured; Elias Chad
wick. OF FarminEtoE. head cut. chest
crushed; Thomas Pearon, of st. David.
part of scalp torn off: III. Standard, of
Canton. head cut. left ankle broken;
John Snyder, of Banner. internal in
juries: Martin Walker, of Rushville
head badly cut
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
REPLY TO JUDGE PALMER
By the Preachers at Denver Whom He
Disciplined.

Denver, July Ga committee of
seven prominent clergymen. represent
Ing the various denominations. APP
pointed at Il meeting of ministers to
draw up q statement expressing their
views concerning Judge Palmer'S ac-
ton in the saloon and contempt cases.
has mailed Governor Orman and Judge
Palmer Il letter which. after reviewing
all the facts in these cases and eX-
pressing 4 desire not by any criticism
TO impede the colese of justice. but
rather To support and uphold the ju-
dietary concludes as follows.
I'VE desire To utter Il profound and
solemn protest against the act of Judge
Palmer in tying up the police admin
istratiOn of the city 10y injunction. We
are intensely grieved and indignant
because such an injunction has been
made permanent by the refusal of
Judge Palmer to consider the motion
of the city attorney To dissolve the
temporary Injunction. We feel. how
ever, that those Injunction proceed
ings which Were originated by the Sa-
loon men and those contempt proceed
ings which have been pushed by the
saloon men, ought to increase the ar
dor and enthusiasm of the members
and officers of the Anti-Saloon League
and all lovers of law and order"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
FOR HAZEN s. PINGREE

Detroit, July 6.-SimPle and i'm
pressive funeral services were held
this afternoon over the remains of the
late ex-Gov. Hszen S. Pingree at Pin
gree's homestead. The house was
crowded to its utmost capacity and
many hundreds were unable to gain
admittance. The services ended, the
casket was borne from The house to a
fag-draped caisson drawn by four
horses. Headed by Gov. Bliss and
staff. the procession, composed of
The 1st regiment, NJ. n. q, and a
battalion Of Michigan naval reserves
and thousand members of the vari-
Gus civic organizations, moved to
Elmwood cemetery. where the inter
ment was made. The services at the
cemetery were in charge of Scottish
rite Masons and the G.. A. K.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1901-07-06
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS.

\ CaSSel Germany grain-drying
company failed as a result of the sus-
pension Of the LeipziGer bank.
After cabling 10 Kruger. Generals
DeWet- Botha and others have noti-
fed all Beers that nothing short of i'll
dependence will satisfy the Transvaal
president
a Danish schooner laden with
naphtha exploded in the Kattegat
seven men being killed.
Jacob Eidenaur and his son were
killed and three others of the family
fatally wounded by three Italians who
attacked them with knives at Wheel
ing Junction, o.
Miss Elizabeth, formerly an officer of
the Christian EndeavOr society, has
been baptized into the Mormon faith
at Jersey City.
Rare stamps worth $1,000 We're Stol-
en- from the government exhibit at
Buffalo.
Tuesday. July %. will be e. NJ. Il.
\. DAY at the Pan-AmeTican exposition.
A splendid programme is to be carried
out.
Colonel Myron Eerrick. of Cleve-
land. friend and business associate of
Senator Hanna, is to be ambassador to
Italy.
Kitchener reports the capture OF
ninety-SiX Beers, of ISTers' commando.
and n lot of supplies.
Those Great Northern train robbers
are not surrounded. They are max
ing for the Bad Lands and laughing
at the posses.
An Englishman named Howard,
former chief of Geronimo'S artillery. is
in command of the Filipino insurgent
forces in Mindoro island.
Crown Prince Frederick. of Den
mark. received Commander John NJ.
Hawley. of the United States training
ship Hartford.
Representative Dalzell believes the
tariff will be the burning issue i'll con-
greSS next winter.
Senator Hanna has left his Cleve-
land home for New York, To talk to J.
Pierpont Morgan.