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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02
ABSENCE OF LIGHTNING RODS.
Observations of n Stranger in New YOrh
Losses in the Century.

Absence of lightningrods in this
city is one Of the first things to claim
the attention to the stranger from the
country. Said n man from the West
the other day, II suppose, in the resi-
dence districts at least, the miles Of
roofs present such n dead level that
one attracts lightning no more than
another. and so all escape.
I'm the country lightning-rods are
still used. and they are certainly nee
essary, if the statistics of the Weather
Bureau reports prove anything.
I'm four recent years, during which
careful record was kent there were
7S4 lives lost through lightning strokes.
All of these casualties happened be-
tween the LIST of April and the last of
September, and the great majority in
June and July. In the five years at
the same time there were 3516 fires
throughout the United States caused
by lightning, and involving Il loss of
almost S13,000,000. Accidents from
lightning during the four years COW
cred were five times as frequent in
the country as in the city.
- ht DAhAuO VI A<AutlNg Ou DtOlOt >
Island is protected by copper rods.
which are united to the figure and ex-
tend through the pedestal to copper
plates buried in wet ground beneath
the foundations.
THE modern lightning rod is made
of twisted copper wire with a solid
copper rod for tip. This kind of rod
has no joints or breaks, which were
the great dangers of the old-fashioned
rods.
zone Of the stock references of light
ning-rod agents is the Washington
Monument, It Washington, which is
ideally situated for attracting the
lightning, rising to a lofty altitude in
a low, fiat. and well-watered country.
The monument is capped by a small
sour-sided pyramid of aluminium con
nected with the ground by four copper
rods that reach deep into the earth. 1t
has been struck several times. but
without any damage being done save
for slight crack in one side of the
aluminium cap."-New York Post.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02

For the Highways.

The good roads officials o. the Gov
eminent are felicitating themselves
over the fact that although Congress
failed to pass the river and harbor
bill, it dio appropriate $4,000 for the
cause of good roads. Even though this
was 100000 less than the amount
asked for, the beautifiers Of the public
highways are thoroughly satisfied with
the treatment accorded them by Con-
gress, all things and all appropriations
considered
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02
More Money For Roads.

Those who were disappointed when
the leaders at Albany decided not TO
press the bill submitting to popular
vote the question Of a bond issue to
the amount of S5,OOO.OOO for road i'm.
provemcnt VIII be consoled by the ac-
tiOn Of the legislature i'm raising this
years appropriation for that purpose
from $22OOOO to $4,000 This was
done with Governor OdelIs consent.
and far larger sum will become
available for use on the highways Of
the state than they have hitherto
been able TO command. Under the
Higbie-Armstrong act the counties. In
order TO draw upon the appropriation
to any extent must guarantee in i'd
vance an equal amount. and there
fore If the provision now offered by
the state IS fully utilized The total ex.
penditure authorized this year VIII be
$4,000 That Che whole of 30 Will
be called for appears certain. mas.
much as the local applications already
exceed S200O,O0O0 Truly excellent
progress Us being made toward a goal
which only q Few years ago seemed
hOpclgssiy remote. New York Times
The Movement Infectious.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02

Iiso's Cure is the best medicine we ever usel
TOT an anections OF throat and lungs-wM
.. ESDsLEY. Vanburcn. Ind. Feb. 10 1909
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02

Mrs. Winslou's Soothing Syrup FOR caild q,
.esthing, sottea tue ga ~, reduces inGanrsa.
lion, auays pain, cures wind collie 25c abotA,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02

II. II. GREENS Sons. Of Atlanta. Ga. arc
the only successful Dropsy Specialists in the
world. See their liberal offer in advev tisemont
in another column OF this paper
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02

It's usually when a man speaks without
thinking that he says what he thinks
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02

Europe has had 3ol monarchs since the
battle of Hastings
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02

Germany holds the record for the Grs
daily paper. 1t was printed in 1924
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02

Eavc you ever experienced the joyful sen.
cation OF good appctite? You viii if YOU
chow Adams Pepsin Tutt Fruit
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02

An African who had visited England dc
scribed snow as rain gone TO sleep"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02

n d~crp uve1s
toncr happiness
10 flee iddl
Do OHIO
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-07-02
God Roads R0tss
Louisiana waking Up

OOlolANA VIII 10 wei u
r. study the experiences of 9th
er States that have already
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26
S 6o9m'iter Sil9of Srobec ertbeil=

sSodm'iter 8ii9of Srobec ertbeil=
te Samitas Worsen in Der ct. Sobn's
Nbtei Stride gu goIeseuiIe folsenbeu
sum Seneoictiner Orben seb0riseu
gleritern bic Oiatonatsweibe: 6iloe=
brano i30uer, 9eter Wounit, &ap,
mono Saiel. 8onapsntura Sanien,
&obert @emers, @erner S9neppen=
beim. &apbael &napp, Sbeobor See
uenb6riter. Nm Sonntas gormittae
ipenoete podoerielbe in Cob Sprina
IS unb nadmittass auf Sacobs Brat.
rte % Fe,lonen bas 81. Saframent
Der Sirmuns, mobet ibm bic bodm.
Senebictiner stephan, 0eonarb unb
Sames aiiiitirten. Wontas Iadmtt=
tag reiite Der Sii9of mad gbasta,
mo er anoeren MorsenS selesenili9
Der Sabresueriammluns Der .. 6.
MISREPRESENTATION BON Wtnne-
lota etu Bontlficalamt celebrirte.
S 9odu. P. Stauislaus, 8. g.
3, BON st. Sobn's uno bo6p. P.
SEQ, 8. 8. g., pou Nep Mtiinden
ueroen fommenoen Sonntas in leste=
rer @emeinoe bas id0ne Ssit bes fill;
bernen Prieiter : Subildums beseben.
Seim 9odamte, wel6es Der Subel=
pfarrer celebriren miro, wiro Der bod
mite 5err abt Better gnsel, 8. g.
B., pom ct. Sobn's bic Seitprebist
balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26

itatt, wobei BEN bodm Yfarrer Sci
topsfi Sic bohu. 6errer Oambrosti
uou ct. Iuna, Ouoef pom Sromer=
pile. @ubsef pom Dim unS Steina6
uon Gices auf Der SanSel unb i'm
Bei6titubl NusbiIte l,iiteien. Nud
in Der pom bo9w. Serrn Eet. Sans
III Staples paitorirten @emeinbe wurbe
In ben eriten Sasen lebter ISOLDE Ell
ne 9leide 4nbatt sebalten, mobet Dem
Srtspfarrer bic bodm. 6erren Sties
Ter BON &abena, 2emmer uno urbanfi
pom Serbam ausbalien. Sn beipen
@emeincen puroe Die @naoenseit pom
zen @emeinoemitslieoern beltenS CUR
@irtuna bes Seelenbeiles benust.
Bel Der %40itiuoigen uno Subild
umsanba6t su Eaoua balfen benz
bo6w. Srtspfarrer Belp aus: bo6w.
P. Weinulf, .. .. g.. unb bic boaw.
5erren arSt, @,as, Waprboier uno
Selsomsti. gu betlasen lit, paB meb=
rere Der ansebduften Nrbeit we9en bic
lie bebre 8naoenseit unbenust uoriibers
seben lieBen.
s Seit lester Wode meilt Der bodm.
P. @erbarb. 8 8 S., mel6er ais
Seellorser in 'sarminsoale i'm Staate
0ew Yort ieit Sabren lesensreide
Shdtisteit entfaltet. in Der st. SObn's
Nbtei ais ansenebmer SAT-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26

BUR Sollsnouns Der irneren aus=
ldmiduns Ser pom bodw. Serrn 9.
&i1ter in WelroIe paitorirten ct.
Sonifa,ius Stride trafen in uersanz
sener ISOLDE iieben berrlide Statuem,
pelde brett aus Srier i'm Gbeinlanbe
besosen wuroen, buiel6lt elm, SIR bic
st. &atbarinenfirde IN Sarmins Sat
Der bodm. Yiarrer P. Santra; einen
neuen So6altar belteat. nit beiIen
8au Der alturbauer Sid. gblens Dor
ct. Saul cont,actli9 betraut worSen
lit.
5 Sum Seiten Der pom bodw. 5rn.
Ism. 9anse in Sudman paltorirten
st. Wi9aels @emeinoe, melde i'm
fommenben Sabre cine neue Stride err
ridten mirb, beren Soften ii1 auf
$50. 900 belaufen iouen, wirb am 1.
OCTOBER cine Seitlidfeit peranitaltet,
III Der ale Sreunoe uno @6nner Ser
9emeinoe bersli6 einselaoen fn6.
Iuf benz Yfarridulsrunoe gu 8ices
mirb am II. uno Is. Sttobsr sun,t
Seiten iener @emeinoe elm pic Nie
sebalten, mdbreno on ienen Sasen
abenos in Der S5ulbaIe redt ssmitb-
ltde unterbaltunsen itattiinoen wer~
ben. Nn6 in Spanuiue mirb fur
ben 10. Oftober gum Selten Der ftstS
wadlenoen @emeinoe elm @emeinbe=
felt porbereitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26
Stabt=N eut9fetten

. SEER s. g. Sammerel reilte
sefiern nad benz Often; er wirS aul
ieiner Sour sie Stdbte Chicago, De
troit, bic @usIteuuussitaot Buffalo
nnS pabrIdeinli9 bic @roBitabt Seem
BORT beribren; in brei @o9en &C.
bentt er pieber beim gu lein.
= Sn Der Stunbe tieier Srauer, In
pel6e Der unerpartete Sob ieiner lie
Ben graut uniern Sreunb Or. Irtb.
element bon ct. Wi6aels, Tinn.,
s.i.st bat, entbieten mir bea'lelbsn
unler aufridtises 8eileib.
= SIM alter pom SO Sabren itarb
p.rsansenen Oonneritas i'm ct. &a=
pbael's Sospital Sarmer gatr. 60
itelo. uel9er %unldnsit iein 6eim aus
Der Hdbe pon Dubuque, Soma, nad
CLEARWATER perleste. Oie 0si9e murs
Be ;ur 8eerbisuns mad 0ubuaue &c:
bradt.
- Cine ensliide @eleui6aft, MEL
DE I'M bas Slid Der Srauen beiorsi
1T, bat cine 8elobnuns pom $500
ausseiest auf cine sr0Bere 8obltbai
fur bic Srau als &odp Wountair
Sbee. Cine perninftise Sbee. Srast
guren apotbeter Warttn @olitor.
Senor eSbr gu9 eutldlieBt, mel
DE S9ule su beiu9eu, laBt gut gang
semiB einen &atalos i6iden pom
Wantate Commercial college.
= Sdneibermei1ter 8. Nuoerlon,
wel9er beim Ourdbrennen bes Yfer=
beselpannes auf Der nabe st. @loub &c
Iesenen alins's Sarm erbeblide Ser
Iebunsen am &opfe ~erlitt. wurbe our
Bebanbluns ms ct. &apbael's Sos
pital sebra9t.
- Serr Sobn 9abr, wel9er Bis
babiu in ben @reat Nortbern Berf
fdtten beiddftist mar, bat ben Waa=
r~enuorratb bes Serrn Braun i'm Sc
i9dftslofale bes Serrn Mnor. Srit'
auf Der @eSfleite fduhi9 on it4 &C.
nommen unb wirb nit benz l. Sftober
in ienem 9ofal bas @eiddft lbernebz
Ren.
= Gin Suiaiie Der &eformanitalt
nanens Wart. 2inblep, wel9er auf
Farole mar, muBte ben SeSrdbniBtas
ses Yrdiioenten Wcainlep nidt better
su benusen, alS baB er wabreno Der
Srauer- Parabe iib einise Sa9en i'm
Winnelota Saus aneisnete. SamltaS
batte er ii9 Dor benz @eItrensen gu
perantrporten, unb er weilt Jest pte=
Der oils SiBer in Der Strafanfalt.
= Ser Samilie Setter Sinnemann
CUR slids9en Nnfunft zines S'obn.
&ens unlere Graduation.
= Witter i6reibeu uns, bab tie
bas Yroblea,, tbre &iaber selunS 81
baltsn, seloft baben. @ebt ibnen
Nofp Wountain Sbee iebe Wode.
Gin Sesen fur Wutter unb &inS.
Tragt guren apotbefer W. Wolitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26
SersusSaus. -Se9s idwarae

TersuSSaus. -Se4S idwar3e
Sipbterie Sdle werben aus benz Conn
Sribers ssmelbet. Die uon Der 8rant=
belt befaueneu &inber rparen einise
Sage frant, beuor elm arst gu Smile
aerufen marbe ; bic &ranten befinSen
5id in elmer bebentli9en Sage. = Der
Sremler . @ilbert wurbe inter elmer
3ansirmal6ine Der @reat Nortbern
Sabn ais entlssli6 peritiimmelte Sets
DIE aufsefunbeu. @ie Der unfau lt3
ereisnete, lit nidt befannt. = Serr
sc. u. &ennebp aus ct. Souis, MO-,
NOR bieier Sage bier, I'm nit Sra6t'
asenten betreiis Der Serlenonns uon
mebreren tauleno @assonlabun9en
a~artofieln mad ct. Souls abma9nn'
qsn Al treffem. Die 8artoHelernte in
WiIiouri lit Elm totaler Sebl!9las,
unb liebt man ii6 besbalb s%enOtbtst,
sen Sebarf in Winneipta unS @iSz
coniin gu beden. Sn ben nddlter
Nonaten bebarf ct. Souls unsefdbr
5000 @assoulaOunsen &%artofeln.
aud bebeutenbe Nepfeleintdufe iouen
in unlerem Staate semadt msrSen.
.-Snoianersg ommii1dr
%. y. Sones, 1owie bic Su~nbeslenas
loren 0uarles, WcGunter unS Hows
Inns iinb CUR Suipisiruns Der Snotas
ner. &elerpatiou bier einsetroften lao
,perben aud bic Srase Der 9olslanoe
reien auf Der 8eIeruation tbre auf.
uertIamtsit idenfen.
Sloomins 9rairie.-Oer
eaNenldrant in Der Sanf pom $. ..
Srainerb & 60. wurbe tn Der Nabi
pom Sienitas auf @ittwo4 selprens1
xnb @elb in Sa%nfnoten, Sob uni
Silber i'm Sstrase pom $4,000 big
$4,000 seitoblen. Die Oiebe selans
ten bur9 bic Sinterfeniter tn bus
Santssbaubs. Ser Sa1enldraut.
pel6er in Itome seridmettert 1T, muir:
be nit Spnamit seiprenst. Son oel
Si.ben bot man bis iest feline Spur
(Sortiesuns auf Settle s..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26
Settbefen unb Tebern.

Neue molten @olf Sanbi6ube II. Sauitz
banoldube gu ben niebrisiten Yreiien.
Selebet unlere 25cts molIeue @olb 6anb=
ldube feline b~eiieren gu IS uub 40 Gents
IOnItpo gu baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26
OiD3eiam Nacbrtebten.

s SortSen DoHnerltag, BEN lesten
Gage bes CUR @emlnnunS oes Subel
ablaiies in uniererO iO5ele pom bohm'=
item Derrn Sildof anberaumten .3eit=
termtnes, fanb in9ilmanisn oerS dlub
elmer oreltdSiSen SubtldumsanOadt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26

Neue Papier=M ufter fir Ss,bIt= uno
Wtntermocen. Stanbarn Snibion SO.
reue groutfleibel mpitgr urh iir Sdul:
fleiber. Wobebldtier irei ps,tbeiit ie=
ben Monat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26

-Weit benz l.. October 1olI Ste Mrs
belt an benz neuen Hotoffice. @ebdube
in ansriff senommen meroen; In bie=
fem Sabre wirb man es betm Se9en
Der @runbmauern bemenben lalien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26

Sisnitas idlus Der Slis IN einen
benz Sarmer Peter Sdwunben seb6ri=
gen 9eubaufen unb s%inbete ; iber swei
Tonnen Sen bat Der Sarmer einse.
biBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26
Neme 6erbit, unb 2Sinter , MSaaret.

Sur So9Seits Qusitattuns iinbet Sbr bel uns sic ar6ste
unS feinite ausnabl in alsiberitOfien unb Seiben, fei=
ne trimmings, bic aQerneueiten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-09-26
Spring gill.

ten 6err Serm, gardenser unb @attin
has id0ne Self Ser iilbernen 6odseit
DAB es Dem ausemsin bier in bober
adtuns itebenoen Subelpaare peraonnt
ietn mose, nod weiteren 25 Sabren
unsetribten gbeslides bic soloene
9od3eit beseben gu f0nnen, lit Der
aufri9tise 8unl6 bes n0orbtern".
2uremburs.
Serr u. Saner. melder Elm Sabr
lang in st. Glouo pobnte, niro nit
leiner Namile bieier Gage feline nabe
oieier Ortidaft selesene Sarm mie
Der be5ieben. = Die Sarmer bieiiser
@eseno iinb nit benz Orel6en fertis
uno nit benz grsebnine Sufrleben.
Wem Munid.
Die Nrbeit OH Der @aiierleitun9
fur infer Sidbden eebt ibrer goGen
ouns entsesen. -6err .. 8euermann
bar lid nit ieiner Samilie auf Der
Sosefat's Sarm, bic err unldnsit
%tauite, bduslid einseridiet. = Oie
Satin Oes Serrn SObanu Praser
sebt ibrer baloisen @eneiuns lanslam
aber li6er ent9esen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-11
FEARS THE RUIN OF HAWAII.
Louis T. Grant Says the omcIsl
Treasury Has 80 Cents.

At last accounts the official treasury
of the Territory of Hawaii contained 23
cents. Drafts were being issued by
the government in payment of salaries,
and these drafts were being discounted
by the Territorial bank. When this
years taxes are collected the bank
may get its money back, but conditions
in the Islands are growing from bad
to worse.
Rotten politics may prove the ISL
ands' ruin said Louis T. Grant, OF
Honolulu, who is responsible for the
foregoing statements. Mr.. Grant is at
the Auditorium Annex.
The bill for an educational qualiti-
cation for voters, as it passed the
American Congress-" he continued. is
largely the cause The law now is that
any resident who is able to read and
write either English or Hawaiian may
vote. This gives suffrage to large
class of voters entirely ignorant of re-
publican institutions
politicians cultivate the native vote
by spreading among the people the
idea that If they vote for the Independ-
ent Home Rule party the Islands may
be wrested away from American con-
troll. Wilcox, the representative In
Congress, is the leader of that party
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani has no political
influence.
THE white business men of the Ter
ritory are getting discouraged and
many OF them may emigrate. "-Chica-
go paper.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-11
4'7ea"
MATCH TODAY

Yesterdays games in the Beretania
Tennis Clubs tournament resulted as
follows:
w. Roth defeated W. H. Rabbit,
So, ga.
c. A. Elston defeated A. NJ. Novel;,
g., Ga
A NJ. NOVEL; defeated NJ. a Cheek
in the unfinished set of their wednes-
days match. 6-1.
The final will be played today be-
tween Elston and Roth. Play will COM
mence at $3.50 p. m. and an excellent
exhibition of tennis is promised. Best
three sets out of FIVE will be played.
The yachtsmen will meet to organize
at the Hawaiian Hotel tonight at 7:30
O'Clock.
a meeting of footballers will be held
at the Male lima headquarters next
Monday evening, for the purpose of
making arrangements for the coming
season.
The Honolulu Athletics and Hackr
fields team play a practice game of
football next Saturday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-11
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

Hawaiian Lodge. f. & A. NJ, meets
tonight. Work in the third degree.
The meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce on Wednesday afternoon was
postponed until this morning at 10
O'Clock, as there was not a quorum
present.
The Supreme Court will meet
this morning Judge Little is DESTROYS
of returning home TO Hilo. and some
member of the bar may be selected to-
day in his place.
Rev. @. L. Pearson returned by the
Sierra from the Coast. Mr.. Pearson
relates some interesting facts about
the strike, which he characterizes as a
reign of brutality.
A letter from Hen Wise, of the Ho-
gan troupe. has been received by Hen
ry Nierra He states that the troupe
Will come here to play at the Orpheum,
leaving San Francisco on or about No
yember 2.
Counterfeit dollars have been discoy-
cred in circulation in this city. AS
they are well made and have the ring
of a genuine piece, they can only be
detected by the softness of their metal
The police are working on the case.
Manager Frank Beverley. represent
ing Bernard & Cos Circus OF Varie-
ties, announces in the advertising coll
umnS today full particulars of the
opening performance next Monday
night on the. premises opposite the Ha-
waiian Hotel
a handsome painting in oil of the
late President McKinley'is on exhibit
ton in Marshal Hendry's office. pend
ing its removal to the Republican
headquarters. 1t is the work of Beals.
of San Francisco and was presented
by George c. Stratemeyer.
Mr.. Fred Young, who has just taken
up his duties as physical director and
assistant secretary viii address the
men at the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation Hall Sunday on AN Upright
Man" Choice music will be furnished
by the Kamehameha alumni
There viii be a meeting of federal
officials this morning in Governor
Doles office to draft Mckinley resolu-
lions of coincidence This is the COM
mittee Of which Collector Stackable is
chairman, and which was appointed
at meeting held at his office recently
| The Young Mems Christian Associa-
+ ton Will take a trip to Tantalus on
1 Saturday. Mr.. Vandine. one of the
competent staff of the Normal School,
will accompany it. The juniors will
/ start at s a. M, and will return in
| the afternoon. while the seniors will
start at p. m. An invitation is ex-
/ tended to all members.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Pigeons and ferns win be sold todaS
at Morgan's auction rooms.
All who have used the Peerless Pre-
serving Paint speak well of it.
Auction sale of household furniture
today at noon at VIII E. Fishers sales
rooms.
Hawaiian calabashes will be sold to-
day at Morgan's salesrooms, at 10
o'clock.
Oahu Lodge No. I, K of p, wifi
will meet this evening. There viii be
work in the third rank.
All members OF the Citizens Com
mittee are requested to meet at the
Drillshed tonight at 1880 o'clock
W, Beakbane, late OF the Coast, has
established quarters in the Elite build
ing, for copper plate engraving and
printing of cards. etc
The Wailuku Sugar Company and
the Honomu Sugar Company will hold
their annual meetings on October 80,
at the Office OF G. Brewer &: Co., Ltd.
All mechanics painters and others
should use the soap that is sold by
Salter & Waity. 1t is sold at 10 cents
a cake, and is worth double the price.
Two hundred and fifty-flve cases of
saueFbrunnen will be sold tomorrow at
Morgan's salesrooms. An opportunity
to get this noted mineral water at your
own price.
James Dazell has just received the
finest shipment of horses and mules
that has ever been sent to the Islands.
The stock can be seen at Lewis & Cos
stock yards on South street, near
King.
The Quincy refrigerators have come
at last, and are now being unpacked
at w. W. Dimond & Co, Ltd. They
will be sold on very easy terms. Sam
pies can be seen IN their department
upstairs.
Notice is published elsewhere to the
stockholders of the Haleakala Ranch
Company that the annual meeting of
this company will be held October IS,
at o'clock, at the office of c. Brewer
& Co., Ltd.
The Kahikinui grocery has moved
from Beretania and Alexander streets
to new and more commodious quarters
on corner of Beretania and Emma
streets, being now in the same building
rs their meat market.
Thrum's Hawaiian Annual for 1902
win be issued in December. the mat
ter now being in the hands of the
printer. All parties having articles
for this number are kindly asked TO
send them to the publishers at their
earliest convenience.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-11
DR.. WINSLOW
ARRESTED
He and Miss Mulch Are Held
On a Very Grave
Charge.

Dr. WinsIow, formerly government ply
stefan at KOOlau, and Miss Mulch the
principal of Waiahole school, were ar
rested yesterday on a charge of assault
and battery on Rose Lui, an eleven-year-
old native girl. The circumstances of the
assault are entirely unfit for publica-
ton.
officer All On took the warrants of ar
rest to the Pail yesterday, where he de-
livered them to the officer from Koolau
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth leaves for
Koolau early this morning. Bail in each
case is fixed at $1O0
DR.. Winslow was, until recently. in the
employ of the Board of Health. He ten
dered his resignation as government ply
stefan few days ago, as the result of
d request to that effect from that body.
1t is probable that other and more seri-
Gus charges win follow.
The cases Will come up before Judge
Wilcox tomorrow morning.
Winslow is well known in Honolulu. He
came here three years ago, with the Sec
ond United States Volunteer Engineers,
to which corps he was attached in the
capacity of surgeon.
George Abbey formerly purser on the
Mokolif, was arrested last night and
charged with assault and battery and
malicious injury Defendant and eight
or nine other hoodlums, held up a Japa-
nese hack driver late last night at Iwi-
lei, and threatened him with violence did
he not obey their commands. Abbey is
alleged to have struck the Jap. Mounted
Patrolman Sidney Smith arrested Abbey,
whose companions made good their es-
cape.
f. Walker was arrested last night by
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth, while sleep
ing in the grounds of the Capitol build
ing.
A visit of the police to Thomas Square
last night proved fruitless. The park
was as dark as pitch. the electric lights
in the neighborhood being extinguished
a person passing through the park last
night had literally to feel his way.