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of his soul. His burial in consecrated
soil is also prohibited.
1t is not expected that Count Tolstoi
will resent this action of the church
in any way. In fact, strict interpre-
tation of the doctrine which he has so
ardently preached, that of noninter-
ference, would not permit of his doing
so. But the effect the action of the
church has had upon the Russian peo-
pated. Hundreds of admirers of the
count, who, instead of being frightened
into silence by the radical measures
taken by the church, have boldly asked
that they might share like fate, and
be relieved of any obligations to the
church.
Count Tolstoi has long been a thorn
in the side of the Russian aristocracy.
What they class as his eccentricities
would long ago have landed him in Sc
rious difficulties had he not himself
been of the Russian nobility, though
never in sympathy with it's teachings
and practices. He has been a strange
llldu III d Sll dlS Z ldHu. ~ SCHOIdI w no
has given to Russia prominent place
in the literature of the world, and who
stands out prominently as the great
est of that great trio of Russian writ
ers, the other two Of which are Fedor
Dostoievsky and Ivan Turgueneff.
This man who has been placed out
side the ban of the ablished church
of his native land, whose portrait has
been torn from the walls of Russian
universities by order of the imperial
government, and who, rumor now SAYS,
has been banished from the country of
his birth, is descendant of Count Pc
ter Tolstoi, who figures prominently in
history as the trusted friend of Peter
the Great. He was born in Yasnaia
Poliana, in the government of Toula,
August %, 1928. He was educated after
the manner of Russian mobiles, first by
private tutors and afterwards at the
old Russian school, Kazan university.
From the day on which he left the
university down to the present time
European writer divides his life into
three distinct parts. The first of these
is described as of but brief duration,
and began at the age of %, when he en-
tered the commissioned ranks of the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-05-17
A Demand for Calic0es
Among the Fashionable

COET summer silks and other more
expensive summer materials are
not possible with every woman.
To some comes the necessity for a
stringent economy that will not per-
init the purchase o. these more eX-
pensive fabrics, and to such the
summer print goods offer chance.
There are thousands of women who
appreciate the attractive colorings
that are to De found in the figured
foulards, the dainty organdies and
French muslins, but who are denied
them because of the expense attached
to their purchase. 1t is for the bene-
fit of these that / wish to point to
the REVEALS in calico. Within the
memory of the present generation
there has never been Sucn effects pro-
duced as are now seen in the cali
Goes and other cheaper cotton goods
as are now being shown. There was
time when calicoes were regarded
IS the summer material, and every
woman wore them, but our ideas as
10 the desirable materials for sum-
mer have expanded even more rap
idly in many cases than our pocket
books. and women whose grandmoth-
ers wore calico must now have silks.
But this year, the merchants tell
me. there is new demand for cali
Goes. TO meet this demand the man
ufacturers have turned out some
charming French printsthat in appear
ance are as lovely as foulards, and
make up into becoming and fashion
able gowns. Not only are our own
LOCUS turning out some marvels CT
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her husband, and, in fact, does quite
as much of it as he does. She has
accompanied him on all of his mis-
sionary journeys that have taken him
around the world and into practically
every country. She has shared his
every danger and his every hardship.
By his side she has preached the Cos
pei of Christianity in India, China,
Japan and others of the benighted
than 21 years she has given her best
thought and energy to the work of
the society, and is a many times
heroine to the members of the organ
iZation in whose name she labors.
Before her marriage, October 3,
1876. Mrs. Clark was Miss Harriet
E. Abbott, of Avondale, Mass. To-
gether they have worked for the up
building of the society which they
founded in February, 1881, at which
DIR. Clark was the pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Portland, Me.
Since 1887 DR.. and Mrs. Clark have
given their entire time to the work
of the Christian Endeavor society,
and together have edited the official
organ of the organization, the Gold
EN- Rule. She was with him during
his trip around the world, and fig
ures prominently in his book en-
titled "Our Journey Around the
World" Since 1888 they have re-
sided in Boston.
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many of the more elaborate gowns
are of the same color. One of these
white gowns is of ecru batiste made
with an apron overskirt of the ba-
tiste in deep points and handsomely
embroidered half way up. The bodice
has folded girdle of ecru silk to just
below the bust, with the batiste fit
ting snugly over the shoulders and
across the bust. Deep points over the
girdle, which are covered entirely
with embroidery. The sleeves are of
the batiste to just below the elbow,
with full putting of ecru silk in mar
row cuff of batiste
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quarter of the world. Such critics as
Matthew Arnold and George Meredith
were each carried away by it's power,
the latter giving as his opinion that the
beautiful, erring Anna was the most
perfectly depicted character in all fic-
ton. With this tale and The Co.'S
sacks" ended the second period in
Count Tolstois life.
The third period of Tolstoi's life, the
period in which he is living at the pres
ent time, shows an entirely new side of
this interesting man. Such fame as he
had acquired by his ventures was not
pleasing to him, and he deliberately
turned his back upon all of it, and en-
tered new field. He began the work.
ing out of life problems and evolving
higher and religious and moral phil
osophy. This is the Count Tolstoi of
the last period, man whose writings
preach an unvarying text, who lives
life of studied simplicity, and to whose
residence people make pRgrimages in
order that they may see him making
boots. for one of the tenets of his new
faith is that everyone should support
himself by simple trade.
1t is the events of this third period
of his life that have brought to Count
Tolstoi degradation by the govern
ment of his own country, excommuni-
cation by his church and possibly ban
ishment from his native land, ana
these at time when he is well past the
allotted threescore and ten years al
lotted to the life of man.
Count Tolstoi is the father of nine
children, and was until recently the
possessor of great fortune, but this
he has made over entirely to his wife
and family. and now earns his meager
living at the trade of a shoemaker.
BERNHARD BRISTOL
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served King Edward as private secre-
tary for numb Der of years, first as sec
rotary to the prince of Wales, and
since the death of Queen Victoria as
secretary to the king of England. 1t
is position of great responsibility,
and the occupant has become one of
the best known men in English public
life. In the Life of the Prince of
Wales" which was published short
time before the death of Queen Vic
toria, Sir Francis was described as
Ibis royal masters supplemental
memory" The fact is that while the
prince of Wales has a splendid reputa-
ton for promptness at his engage
ments, and for never forgetting any
of them, it was the secretary more
than the prince himself to whom the
English public were indebted.
The official title of Sir Francis is
the rather inelegant one of groom
in-waiting to the king" He is of IT,
tied parentage. his father being the
late Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir w. T. Knollys,
K. C. B., and his mother daughter
of Sir ]. St. Aubyn, BIT. The wife of
the secretary is daughter of the
late Sir H. Tyrwhitt, b.. and they
were married in 1887.
Miss Knollys has served her royal
mistress as her private secretary for
a number of years. and is as well
known to the English public as is her
brother. WRIGHT A. PATTERSON
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Victoria, and, as the story goes, he
was visited at that time by a deputa-
ton of Protestants to whom he made
promises of a continuance OF the hb-
eral religious liberation that has so
far marked his reign in Portugal.
Such promises did not meet with the
approval of Queen Amalie, who is
devout Roman Catholic, and it is now
said that she will seek a separation be-
cause of these religious differences.
The promises which the king is said to
have made has aroused considerable
sectional strife, the religious orders of
the kingdom siding with Queen Amelie
against King Carlos, and that they
have encouraged the queen to seek a
separation.
King Carlos and Queen Marie Amelie
were married May %, 1886, and are the
parents of two interesting boys. The
eldest, LUZ Philippe, duke of Braganza
and heir apparent to the throne of Por-
tugal, was born March 81, 1887, and his
brother, Manuel, was born November
Is, 1889. Their mother, the queen, is a
daughter of Philippe, Due d'Orleans,
Comte de Paris.
The reigning dynasty of Portugal
belongs to the house of Braganza,
which dates from the end of the four
teenth century, and is the outcome of
the revolution against Spain when the
thrones of Spain and Portugal were
separated, and the people of Portugal
proclaimed Dom Joao, the then duke
OF Braganza, king of Portugal. The
present king is the sixteenth in this
line.
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tractive than those made of white
lawn batiste and nainsook and
trimmed with embroidery and lace.
Of course the rage is for silk skirts,
but number of these dainty batiste
garments will be worn.
There is novelty strapping being
shown in white applique gowns. 1t is
of white suede cloth, and, while it is
rather pretty, it serves no practical
use.
Something new in underwear is a
combination garment of finest MAIN
sock, which supplies the place of cor
set cover, underskirt and drawers,
and is especially desirable in every
way except in price.
Hairpins with jeweled heads are
one of the novelties for hair decora-
ton.
SARAH DAVIDSON.
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The Blouse THE Substi-
mte for the Shirt Waist
There Is Vogue for White That Is Especially Seen
in These Charming Garments

perfection in the way of calicoes, but
the merchants are importing others
that are beautiful.
The French send us true prints
that is, cotton of a soft finish, it's
background white, with clear pale
blue rings and black dots thereon, or
faint yellow cottons that are printed
in black rings and blue dots. From
England we gladly receive the true
old-style cottons, sprigged over with
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dlers, the enlist
ed strength of the
Ninth and Tenth
regiments of cav
airy and the Twen-
t y-f o u r t h and
Twenty-ffth re gil
ments of infan try
is composed en-
tirely of coloTed
soldiers, but the
officers are white
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the his tory of Eu-
rope during the
past few months.
Prince Fl e n ry
married the queen
of Holland; a
princess of the
land is mentioned
as a Pr o b a b | e
hancee of Grand
Duke Michael of
P,1cc.o a.,
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A Soft Answer.

Wise is he who remembers that
soft answer turneth away wrath-es-
pecially when the other fellow is the
bigger.-Chicago Daily News.
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NosSid, ana the
latest event to attract attention to
the little country is the ascension off
his throne of Grand Duke Frederick
Franz, the ruler of Mecklenburp.
Schwerin, which occurred recently.
with the title of Frederick Franz ".
Frederick Franz ~. has been rec
ognized as the ruler of the grand
duchy since the death of his father.
April 10. 1897, but the government has
been in the hands of Duke Johann AL
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-05-17
Some Little Novelties That
Are Shown in the Shops

NURING a recent shopping eXpe-
dition l saw any number of at
tractive novelties that appealed
to me. In fact, one sees these new
and novel offerings everywhere, and
many of them are quite attractive
from practical point of view. Let
me mention a few that 1 noticed:
Of all the great variety of petit
coats have seen, none are more at
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-05-17
Hard Luck.

Goodness! What's the trouble?"
"Boo-hoo! All de kids on dis block
are either too tough for me to play
with or else they's got the measles.
oo-hoo!"-Harper's Bazaar.
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on seemingly goou
authority t h a t
Queen Amelie will
seek a separation
from her royal
husband because
of religious differ
ences.
King Carlos Wis
tied London at the
time of the flu
neral of Queen
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just n Recommendation.

New York's board of health has in
dorsed "a hygienic dress length" but
prudently announces that no attempt
will be made to enforce it.
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Mrs. CT ar the
mother of that
organization that
is doing so much
to spread Chris
tianity to the re-
hottest parts of
the world.
Mrs. Clark is as
greatly interested
in the work of
the society as is
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OF private secre-
taries to the king
and queen of Eng
land. They are
Sir Francis and
Miss Knollys.
S ir F + a n c i S,
w h o S e title of
knighthood w a S
bestowed u po n
him by Queen Vic
toria during her
jubilee year, has
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No Half Rations for Her.

He desperately in love)-Don't yo'
t'ink two kin lib as eheaply as, one?
She (reflectively) -Ya-asApat, I'd
ruthah be de one!--Puck.
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First COlored Army Officer.

For a number of years the govern
ment has employed colored men as SOL
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Secretary to n King,

Two members of one family, brother
and sister, fill the important positions
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-05-17
Rules a Wee Corr.

The grand duchy of Mecklenburp-
Schwerin has figured prominently in
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People At Home and Abroad
Who Are Being Talked About


brecht during the minority of the
youthful sovereign.
Grand Duke Frederick was but 10
years of age when he assumed con-
troll of his government, being born
April 9, 1882. He is a descendant of
the grand ducal house of Mecklen-
burg, the only reigning family in
western Europe of Slavonic origin,
and which claims to be the oldest
sovereign house in the western world.
In their full title the grand dukes
style themselves princes of the
Wends. The genealogical table of
Frederick Franz begins with Niklot,
who died in 116O, and comprises 25
generations. The present title of the
ruling sovereign, that of grand duke,
was assumed in 1915.
The little country over which he
rules, one of the smallest kingdoms
in Europe, is state of the German
empire, and is situated on the north
east coast of Germany. In area it
comprises 5,135 square miles and has
population of a little more than
one-half million people. It's govern
ment is of an entirely feudal nature.
In many ways it is one of the most
interesting of the German states and
is generally conceded to be one of
the best governed of the many little
prlncipalities of Europe.
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King Carlos in Trouble.

Domestic difficulties threaten King
Carlos I. of Portugal, it being stated
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The Mother of Christian Endeavor.
AS DR.. F. E. Clark is the father of
the Christian Endeavor society, so is
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-28
wAIrY-LoNG.
Son OF Banker Walty WEEDS Miss L
Leng of California.

Harlan I. Waity, son of H. E. Waity,
one of the members of the banking firm
of Bishop & Co., was married on Sun
day afternoon at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Waity, 1880 Beretania
street, to Miss L. Long of San Francis
co. The marriage ceremony was per
formed most impressively by the Rev,
William Morris Kincaid, pastor of Cen
trail Union Church. The wedding was
a pretty one, although private, owing
to the recent death of the brides moth
er in San Francisco. Miss Long ar
rived in Honolulu on the steamer
Zealandia. The bride requested that
the wedding be a quiet one, in defer
ence to her sad bereavement
Numerous handsome presents have
been received by the happy couple,
many from the friends of the bride in
San Francisco. The young people will
go to housekeeping at once in their
new cottage on Kinau street. which had
been placed in readiness in anticipa ton
of the arrival of the bride They will
be at home to their friends early in
the month of June. Owing to the ill
ness of Mr.. II. E. Waity, father of the
groom, he was unable to be present
at the ceremony
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Tors OF the estate OF Iau chong. deceas
ed, have brought two suits against W
c. Achi. one for recovery of 1892 princi-
pan and s2322o interest on a certain
promissory note alleged to have been
made to the deceased by the defendant
on May 81. 1885, and the other to recov-
er the sum of $3.50 and interest as rental
under a lease on certain lands made by
the deceased to defendant for a period
of ten years at the yearly rental of $50,
the same beginning January. 1891, and of
which rental, plaintiffs allege has not
been paid for the years 1885, 1897. 1898,
1899 and 1900, though payment CT the
same has been often requested.
Summons in both cases has been serv-
ed upon the defendant and yesterday
answers of general denial were filed TO
both complaints by defendant through
his attorneys, Aehi & johnson and d.
ii. Kahaulelio Andrews, Peters & An
drade are attorneys for plaintiffs.
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wHooPING COUGH.

A woman who has had experience
with this diesase, tells how to prevent
any dangerous consequences from It.
She says: Our three children took
whooping cough last summer, our baby
boy being only three months old, and
owing to our giving them Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy they lost none OF
their plumpness and came out In much
better health than other children whose
parents did not use this remedy Our
Oldest little girl would call Justify for
cough syrup between whoops-Jessie
Pinkley Hall, Sprinville, Ala This
remedy is for sale by Benson, Smith &
Co., Ltd, wholesale agents.
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HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA
INFERDsT ALLOWED.

Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank.
New Republic Building. Honolulu, Il I
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORE
CLOSE, AND OF SALE BY AS
SIGNEE OF MORTGAGE.

In accordance with and by virtue Of
a power of sale and other provisions
contained in that certain mortgage
deed dated the oath day of April. A. D.
1897, from Gustav A. Mauer to Victoria
Ward, recorded in the Registry Of
Deeds in Honolulu, Oahu, Territory OF
Hawaii, in book ITO, on pages 200 and
POI, and by said Victoria Ward duly
assigned to E. II. Wodehouse. Of said
Honolulu, by assignment dated the
goth day of February, A. D. 1901, and
recorded in said Registry of Deeds IN
book ITO, page POI.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned, E. II. Wodehouse, present
assignee and holder of said mortgage.
intends to foreclose the same for con-
dition broken, to wit, nonpayment OF
principal and interest and promIssory
| note secured by said mortgage when
due.
| Notice is hereby also given that al
and singular the lands, tenements and
| Entertainments hereinafter described
tbeing all the lands, tenements and
| hereditaments intended to be conveyed
by said mortgage) viii be sold at pub
llic auction at the auction rooms OF
| James F. Morgan in said Honolulu, or
| Saturday. the 18th day of June. a. D
1901. at II o'clock noon of said day.
Terms-Cash. Deeds at expense OF
purchaser.
! The premises to be sold are all tina
piece and parcel of land situate or
Nuuanu street in said Honolulu. more
particularly described as follows:
Commencing at the south corner Q;
this lot on the north side Of Nuuanl
street, at point 10 feet mauka o.
the north corner of Beretanla and
Nuuanu streets, and running:
a. N. 80 % W. true. 1923 feet along
L. c. A No. 123 to A Paki.
(2) ". &c so w. true. 27.1 feet alon.
L. c. A. No. 1913 to A. Paki
(S) N. So AS e. true. AS feet aions
Aud.
(l) S. 27o 80, e true III feet aions
Auid to Nuuanu street
(5) s. Az So w. true, I.6 along M
uanu street to the initial point, con
tanning an area of about 1900 OF al
acre, and being a portion of R.
GRANT No. 4eG5 to NJ. Kekuanoa, an
all right, title and interest OF said Gus
tav A. Mauer in all the land describe'
in said r. P. (grant) No. 1905 to M
Kekuanoa.
For further particulars. apply to z
A. Mott-Smith. attorney for the un
dersigned.
E H. WODEHOUSE,
Assignee OF Mortgage
Dated Honolulu. Oahu, May %, 1901
/ Se6o
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isgDRUFF KILLER
IL md . natural food
/ rVss the hair new
f'sh by feeding tbs
B he hair roota. It
nd ucalD food. and
ae X In the world.
Itops falling hair,
y hair and badness.
IDRUFF KILLER.
Agyls.s ana at the
hG Telephone Main
/ | ESQ
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Tourists and visitors should not fail
to take q ride on the Pacific Heights
Elect ic Railway. Unsurpassed view
Of ocean, mountain and valley. and the
stretched out city. Round trip. 10c.
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For further particulars, apply to e.
A Mott-Smith. attorney for the I'M
dersigned.
E. H. wODEHOUSE,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu. Oahu, May %, 1901.
1858
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The BENCH
AND BAR
Supreme Court
Sustains an
Appeal.
ADULTERATED MILK
CASE DISMISSED
ircspass Case of KaIau VS.. Eva
Plantation Co. Now on Trial
Before Edings.

The First Judge of the First Circuit
had no jury matters before him yester-
day, all such causes having gone over
until Tuesday, on Friday, to give prece-
denee to the hearing of the contempt
proceedings.
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FOR SALE.

LOT 1oox5o FIT, 2-SToRY HOUSE,
Lunalilo street, near Piikoi.
Lot 200x2o0 it.. fenced and having 100
trees planted; Puunui Ave- one-quar-
ter mile north Of Wyllie st.
JUDD & COMPANY,
1867 No. S07 Stangenwaid Bldg.