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HELD HIS VICTIMS
CLOSE TO HIS BODY
ZION DOWIE's MYSTERIOUS,
RESISTLESS INFLUENCE.
u, u Hidden Power lie Forced Ills
Disciples 10 Obr> I'm
pliritly.

CHICAGO. Dee T. Testimony si-
offered oefor" Judg. Tui.y tn-dt2 Ia
the suit for the appointment, ~ a =
ckiver FOR John Alexadtdcr pnwi"s Xtuu
lice Industries Ia show t1.fg psNi"
pessersed some mysterious power n..r
Ids d!scipies and ihi, ny means ~ II
IN induced ihcm TO obey his comm md
implicitly Samuel stevenson. thr pinlu-
~: who charcss pJwir with h.vlng
dffrauded hin OF $is5,rp ay Jui- power.
wrni on. the ness stand so svnrc
that Dow!e waved his bands ana ~.
cttcl this influence hy pr"ssirr MIN
closely 10 his body
stevenson testified that thr-r tlmu, D"
hid felt an indrscriAablr ave when
l1owic pressed him TO his body anh ma.
from this Influence H. md uih.r persons
felt that Dowtc could rAll DOWN (, curse
UPON them scUtctu4ily. ir related how
Ipwie is said, to. nav" declared ilal II
tie late Dwish, l.. MOODY lid not cease
lbs fight against Iiph De wuIii not say
that Moody might no, d.e. ana that later
Bowie told-hnw Moody had taken sick
and d!ed,!& During this testimony dra-
rpatic.recitai aas made hnw Bow" had
deciared himsel: 10 b. Elijah tbs RE
ssoredshoa .t.,hc Mast day h. wnuli
D catEb, Up IN The. clouds
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" sn "a hrllnu diamond 50; in The
.rfr u hi Ak lower tettl ~ mat
'rNyI tpll ROY the hruisom, fui!-
I. 80 Gordon Fcti.g H"url hE Den,
tA, L seymour Van Np-trlui ~ NJ.
20. Wear taghty-,iEAih w-"l Is en-.
iatrH lrt b" Niil Hrirn green wi'h envy
E.| tH rtnrr ,nlnr- Nv he Ei-s a.
iI., yo,r InE show ~ MADISON square
Girl,
l'nman ~ me nrs' log submit q
,lNr'N 'erntnn cnIn medal winner
t - Mrt.-rn Slurrr Garden -huH- !,
80 a. fix performer RtN 80, :,r IN
j ''Af- Icnu we 'us'int p-.ir AMI 10y
pf his master
Ne seemed 10 nrltevg rha mauthfnl
E''c - isnG AMI As,cd - hts was
"r"grh - wnrrin, nus desire to appear
diE,iuEpi~n. I, and he dcigHei not TO
',''lk 10 plrh"iIn Sanin,s,
l.Na fHil t,nth could not keep Ken
r m Entwirr at chicken homes uf'"r he
hht ne ~ "f The WHIT" meat and hr
e""u hogan 20 w"tr ats t<ioudih" hinru-
T"HF uu' He Mould rtEry Ms master =
-'i Nh"' ~ MS teeth fpr az hour ltimp
w md bang doors shut ana 10 tricks
IA! only . circus dog can do
lis nos !stn set ~ teeth. which pcaSs
38' .bghrbral rtutr" more than any
thiuE ~" has eyer had. have iust been
rOmulDi"i the So diamond atIorum-n;
having been set yesterday
I'r Van Nnstrlnh mas been refusing
nfirrs ~ 81 90 FOR Rex ever since 1895,
s"t'.- eyer seen In Madison Suunr,,
'
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search for him last nS1' she ilnlliy
round MIN In saloon ~ Cooper street
ana broadway. lie was drinking at .
aoic with another woman,
Mr. Parker rushed ~ {. the couple
add -~cr, tn" glasses from the table.
she IL a iltIl" wumtn. MI a., war ~
Determined In her onslaught ,rtt IN"
woman AZ the table. .Iihnr;A rea-iY
twit" as. h!s, gathered lee SKIRTS rltou,
lcr nnd made las:y ,S.i rhi, u.h 10
back door
Parker - q big fellow, bu, he offered
no res,s,inrr when Ms wife s.aspcI him
firmly by III" var ana led MIN ont nr
the saloon III mcrk'y accompanied
her 20 RrondwaS taC. lie nut her
Nnnarl ana thtu started to go away, but
the little woman was too quick Tor aim
ana was hy his side ia a moment Then
~ promised 10 90 home and The two
entered tho ear again.
Just as the ear started Parker sprins
from tas platform. His wife Jumped
after him, but The car was well under
way Nni she fell u?on tho pavement,
Parker has not been seen since.
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and prove II him that organized labor
Is not run on wrong principles: that
II j. not opposed TO capital: that II Is
no, in!m!cal to law. hut rather a sub.
staniinl factor In uph"ldinG tac pr!nci-
pics ~ our grand republic.
Therefore. believe that this con-
ference Is the beginning OF the noblcss
work ~ the new century. W" are CONF
ing together IN the right way. We are
learning 10 know each other: We are
touching elbows We are feeling IN"
Thrill! OF brotherhood in IN" clasp or
hands.
''On on. side here to-day We have the
men who can control capital: on the
other. the men who create II.
There would he no capitalists were II
not FOR the laboring men.
Lessons from HistorS.
'.T1e history OF our union VIII tho"
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HER CHASE AFTER
HUSBAND FATAL.
PRETTY MRS. PARKER JUMPED
FROM MOVING TROLLEY.
itud Fnun.! Husband In SnlOuu
Win t""'h"r W"mnn AMI u"
Tried to- Eiudr Her.

Mrs Kali. rarhrr the pretty ltttlr
wife o: William rHrkcr. Brooklyn
salesman, lies dying IN st Mnrys Hos.
rltnl to-day iicr skull Is fractured. her
knee spra'ncd aud her arm broken.
she received her injuries By jumping
from broadway car. brooklyn, while
pursuing her husband She had Just
found him III n saloon seated at table
win another woman ana he had prom.
.sed to go home with her.
Tn" i'arkcrs live at No ~ Marion
street, brooklyn. For the mrs, time In
their married NE Parker remained away
from home four days ago. Greatly wor-
Fled at his absence. Mrs. Parker began
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WARNER N. LEEDS
NEDS MRS. MOORE.
PRIVATE CEREMONY IN ALL
SOULS CHURCH.
Was Widow OF John q.
NOOrr.

Warner MlH,In Leeds. Nilc-President
nf the American Tin Plate Company.
and Mrs. Louise Hartshornc Moore.
widow ~ the late John Godfrey Moore.
were married this afternoon in the
chantry Of All Souls Church. sixty
sixth street and Madison avenue.
The ceremony was private. The Rev.
Or. T. lIcher Newton. rector OF the
church. oiiicsatrd. The bride was at.
tended by "A maid Of honor In the person
o. Miss Marion buchanan, William II.
Leeds. the recently elected President OF
III" Rock Island Railroad aud n brother
~ the bridegroom was tho best man.
After the ceremony breakfast was
served at IN" home ot the BRIDES sis.
ter. Mrs. Arnold Wood. OF No. % East
Thirty-fifth street.
Mrs.. Leeds Is the daughter Of the late
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cmuioy.r Avn forced 80 ~r.,.eisc !
trinl ti""Npertment %; malsing nv m"t
nnion men rcw vars ago. simply ha.
rats" ! tADush' taat I; nas III. Gn"a'
convenient way in which could d"A.
with them all ~ a Dolly
= Ike tn american spIri that has
hc"n manifested \rd right her" 40
everything Is To y" fr,rk, s,n, to rs
thlt It IS the nnAm"r.cau sIual, .,h'uj
organized labor thnt I am opposed to
NAM abuses that hav. grown Up tu
'ore'rn countric. hav" nc"n brought
INTO III, labor union III this COUNT,
Now the american workman Is strong
and COURAGEOUS enough I" stand hy alm.
@"it ana talk" car" nf nj. own rirh;s.
D"n't '".ihir Work men.
~ shnt L. sly To. 'ha' don't bc-
iieN' "a "niiliuE warkm"u. giving them
things On the outside II make them
sat.siied with their employment he
The evening world., 1901-12-17
THE SNOWFLAKES
CAME DER THE SEA
AND THE NEW YORK SCHOOL,
BOY SAW THEM FIRST.
they're Smali and Hard an"
They're sticking. So Look o"t
for Fine sleighinK.
/, ~ y hang, ''ss'

w..u nav, .,n. snow 70, Xmas n,En'
.rh.. seer %, our grea, grandfathr's
watched the drip OF the tallow DIP ana
n. mellown~s. OF tn. orenstbone OF the
old gray soo~e for tips on the weather
But 1t would not require the hstutene's
Of the foxy old prognosticntors OF the
paf; nor the meteorological alcrtness o!
even the Boss o. the Weather bureau
To-day TO tell that |, began to sno" In
earnsst this afternoon.
The schoolboy saw II A-st. lie knew
il was coming when he got out OF bed.
for he intuitively pulled out III" red
sled and scraped the rust on the run
ners
The snow came from rksh. over the
ocean. For two or three hours It was
tool!ns around Sandy Hook and cover
ing the ground with white before II
really got started for Manhattan.
Thee is no question about Il now.
though |, Is coming in those little.
hnc. round. hard fakes that indicate
stability. II Is sticking to the ground.
They are hxinx up the fancy sle!ghs
and shining the Jingle bells for the
houlcva,ds. You can almost hear them
IInklc. The high-.teppers are atampers
inpa tiertiy IN their box stalls and
laughing in their fetlocks at the old
automobiles
And the boys and girls! Jus; wal,
Til the snow xe,s packed on the road
ways up on Washington Heights. Then
you'll zee such coastinE parties as you
never saw before.
And some OF he big girls and big
boys vitH whiskers will be there. too.
The evening world., 1901-12-17

On motion of Frank y. sargent.
tie Labor Conference to-day voted
toIappoint nm Arbitration Commit
tie. to consist Of:
ten representative. of capital.
fETcn representatives. of labor.
.rTee' reprcse alta isrs of public tn
tcrcsts.
Aftcr taking this action the
Conference adjourned. President
airaus announcing that the conn
nslttce wOuL he nnmrd t"-niEht.
:; Lewis Nixon. representing capital.
and Samuel Gompers and John
Mitchell. representing labor, were the
star speakers today nj tho great con
ference being held In the Board OF
Trade and Transportation rooms at
No. 2O3 Broadway
Lewis Nixon. speech.
Lewis Nixon WAS Introduced with
reference to his achievement In design.
ing the oregon.
f..Thcre are som" points nhoI, organ
lied labor" said Mr. Nixon. that rs an
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AMERICAN SCOUT DECORATED
Major =. u. Dnrnhnn Honor-d by
King Edward.

LONDON. Dee, l7.--AmonE those who
at ST, James, Palace to-day OF honors
and decorations recently bestowed was
Major F. II. Burnham. the american
scout, who was made a Companion Of
The Distinguished Service Order.
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LOST-ONE CITY COUNCIL.
Oniy Nineteen Member. Present
When Meeting WA. Called.

only nineteen members ~ the Touu.
elmo, Il working quorum were present
~ the meeting to-day
Go out" said Vice. President Oakley
90 tnr S.tgcn mt -at- Arms ITO such place.
as are necessary 10 nrd the absent
members"
such places rs are necessary" sighed
the Scrgeant-at-Arms starting on
round OF the saloons
Hy and by several members came In
aud A few minutes later there was only
one absentee.
The evening world., 1901-12-17
Philippine TARIFF.
Debate Opened In the House To.
Day-Will Vote To-Morrow.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE first do
bate OF the session In the House began
to-day on tho bill to provide tempo -ary
revenues for the Philippine Islands. I'm.
der the agreement made last Friday tho
debate 10 to continue to-day and to-mor.
row until ! o'clock. when tho vote IL to
be taken. Mr.. Payne opened for his
side. and Mr.. Swanson (val Tor the
Democratic side.
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James Hartshorne. She was the s.cond
wife o! Mr.. Moore. who died In 1872 One
OF her daughters IL married to Col. Lee.
OF the British army. who was the mill
itary attache OF Great Britain with our
troops In the Spanish war.
Mr.. Leeds has been living in Now York
for three years. His former home was
In Indiana.
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81 h,vnh. speech Con, n-nd~d.

Frank T.. Sargent. chief OF the Btolh-
"rhpod % Locomotive Flrrmca. said
n" splendid thing ahou; this gath.
'ring IL nat every one can come here
ana .'p.ak his mind f"arlcS.ly sail ,on-
c.tly Thai Is "hat We want 1hai IL
what W. need most
'li"nc" Ha"n read that ys'.cr.liy n
DISTINGUISHED representative =. CJpiial
hatl passed severe criticism an r-s.n-
led labor and had ic,l,ri r!s o?p ~
lion 10 Il. was not offended. ! admired
him for II ana vas glad he had 5. oxen
out
1t will h. onr privilege nj this con.
:"rcnc" to meet MIN on logical grounds
The evening world., 1901-12-17

NEITHER JUMPS NOR DROPS.
bit daily. regularly. month In and
month out. In New York City circu-
lat!on The World maintains lead
OF tena Of Thousands over any other
cages.
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that In dealing with representatives OF
capita! In railroads that II We went to
them. not with n club sticking out OF
orr poke, or chip on our shoulder.
but with reason. argument. fact. VIC
have always won them over
To illustrate the advantages o! arbi-
trntion Mr.. Sargent told how h. had
Just succeeded In getting a 10 cents n
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DOG WITH 5000 SET OF GOLD
TEETH WILL BID FOR HONORS.

Dr.. Van Nostrand's
Wonderful Gordon
Setter Rex Has Just
Had a $50 Diamond
Put in His Mouth and
* poets to w al k
Away from All the
Other CANNES IN His
Glass at NJ adj son
Square Garden.
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VIZ. G"m,prr.'. Address.

Mr. ';"uiprrS said
we ar" nnt h'ro {" raise ar Sptr"H
against anmpinnrru- ~ capital san
uull ns pNr"u;h"tIrd, th.t am 9p-
posed - ,rus' influence ~ p1iucs.
aicap
"rgnnIzod nb,r Ass +" ,rlrs you
awe ne risht 80 -tS ~ 51ur notkmru
that ih-3 hly, nothing T. Nrprra,"-
SUCH an t'ttluIv Wrings btck The old
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SHIPPING NEWS.
TIE TIDES

nd ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Id Sun riser IL, Sun sets .I3i Moon ssts. ii 10
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
DuE TO-DAY.
Hindec. Hull. Ams,sidyk. Rotterdam
Sieo!si H.. Copenhsaen. Ama1onensr. Para.
Ilohenaol.eFn. Gibraltar, Advance, Colon
Eovie. Liverpool. Harasaibo, Ponce
Rio 1rands. Bsunswiek. e. vails, New Orleans
Amsterdam. RottsrdAm. lisdians. 81. Thomas.
1hsres>. Fort scsin. NilsGhaaS. Port iInion.
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PORT OF VIEW york.
ARRIVED.

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
SAILED TODAY.
Eord America. Saplss. DriIaha. Colon.
boston City. bristol. Princess Anne. Norfolk.
Geargie. Liverpool.
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COMMIT OF THIRTY TO BE NAMED
TO SET TILE ALL CAPITAL AND LABOR DIFFERING
Com p ers, Mitchell,
Lewis Nixon an d
Chief Sargent the Star
Speakers at the Last
Days Session Of the
.Gonterence.
ONE SOLUTION FOR ALL
LABOR DIFFICULTIES.

The sOlutlon Of tho labor
difHculty IL n simple matter.
Sit down Rnd talk II over.
4 I never knew Of strik~
! that conldn'f' have bccn
. inverted u the rmpI",rr mud
employee Ind snt down to- I
.Rethcr beforehand ana triL-
cd II over and told rnch
other the truth.
JOHN MITCHELL.
Of the United Minc-NOrkrrs.
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TOPICS IN BRIEF.

The Sultan to the French Minister
Come back and all will be forgiven.
Cleveland Plain-Dealer.
1t is expected that the new trust In
laundry machinery VIII hit most of US
In the neck-Chicago Post.
Some day there viii be q tacit under
standing in South America not TO have
any instructions curing business
hours.-Baltimore American.
AS an evidence of the conclusion of
Aguinaldo's career it may be noted
that he is writing for the magazines
Baltimore American.
AS another Chinese outbreak in Pc
king is threatened, Prince Chun might
SIS well stay around where he can apol-
ogize at once.-Chicago News.
Guide referring to Egyptian Pyra-
mids)-"It took hundreds of years to
build them" O'Brien (the wealthy
contractorl-"Thini it wor a COVER mint
job, eh?''-Tit-Bits.
Hereafter no naval commander will
care to go into an engagement without
a lawyer and n stenographer on either
side of him on the bridge.-New York
World.
A New Jersey man who stole a sec
ton of railroad bed has been held for
court In matters OF this kind. the
only safe plan is to take all or none
Philadelphia Ledger.
These twelve French journalists who
are coming over to see how American
newspapers are conducted have the
greatest sensation of their lives Just
ahead of them.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Jules Verne, who was at one time
regarded as the most fantastic OF nov
eststs. lived TO see many OF ms I'M
pressions realized. Let the weather
prophets take heart and pefseFere'--
Washington Star
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-09
DEPUTY TACKLES
A BAD, BAD MAN
ChiIIinsworth Went Forth to
Mortal Combat in the Gray
Dawn Yesterday.

While returning with a. posse from a
raid early yesterday morning, the sounds
of swipey revelry proceeding from a
the ear of Deputy Sheriff ChiIhngworth.
1t was evident that the quiet of the night
was being most atrociously disturbed.
Chillingworth tiptoed up to the house,
listened for q while, and then rapping on
the side of the building. demanded that
the racket be instantly stopped. Imme-
dfately q volley of abuse such as Is sell
dom mans lot to hear escaped through
the chinks OF the house, and sizzled Off
in the direction of Waikiki. leaving a
broad blue phosphorescent trail. The
deputy was durnbfounded. His followers
looked for a bolt from heaven to destroy
the house Such audacity was unheard
of in the annals of the police depart
ment Such profanity was phenomenal
When he had recovered his power OF
speech, the deputy sheriff again demand
ed that the noise stop.
Come in here and I'll eat you up
said voice from intaerior in Hawaiian.
II don't know what kind of lobster you
are, but 1 can lick you, anyway"
You just come out here" yelled Chill
lingworth, land your relatives will pro-
claim thirty days of mourning. Please
come out. 1 want you
IF ever L do come out, 1 shall surely
slay," responded the husky voice. I'm
the original woody horse; oh, but I'm bad
medicine and hard to talzei''
Wen see about that exclaimed Chill
lingworth as he threw himself against
the side of the house. Just then the door
of the building was opened and the posse
instinctively fell back a few yards, not
knowing the strength of the unseen
bloodthirsty occupants of the building.
Wow! WOW! wow-w-w" and out of
the house dashed an ancient grayheaded
native, at least seventy years, swing
ing a lantern wildly over his head.
When he saw Chillingworth he recog-
hized an old friend, and embraced him
rapturously The deputy sheriff laughed
loud and long, and promised not to report
the matter.
Then members of the posse did some
laughing, and finally all hands laughed
together. 1t was very touching
After which the long arduous march
toward the sleeping city was resumed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-09
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The Board of Health viii meet in
regular weekly session this afternoon.
Attorney General E. P. Dole and wife
will probably be back by the Sonoma
of October Goth.
The Court of Fire Claims was still
occupied yesterday in hearing evidence
upon building losses.
The fire commissioners held their reg
ular monthly meeting last evening.
Tenders for horses were not acted up
on.
The desks of the clerks at the tax
office have been moved out into the adj
dition, while the inside repairs are be-
ing made.
fRev. o. p. Emerson and Rev. E.
Timoteo last Sunday rededicated the
native church at Waialua, which has
been repaired recently.
1t is expected that Mr.. and Misc
Nolte will reach New York today
from Europe. From that city they
win Immediately return to Honolulu.
Wray Taylor has had a small taro
patch planted at the Government MUIR
sery, upon which he will experiment
with kerosene, to ascertain it's effect.
If the oil does not injure the plants it
will be recommended for use in exter-
minating mosquitoes in taro lands.
Owing to prevalent disease among
the hogs at Eva the report was started
that hog cholera was here. DR. J. r.
Shaw, the government veterinarian,
states that he does not think it pos
sible for the cholera to break out in
Eva without its first having been 40
ticed in Honolulu.
There was a concert given by
quintet club at the hotel last evening
in honor of the departing Lilliputians,
Prince David taking this method of
showing his appreciation of the little
ones They seemed to enjoy the music
to the full, and there We're many visi-
tors who Joined in the farewell to the
youngsters.
The 1-cent internal revenue stamps
which were expected by the last steam
er from the Coast, failed to show up.
AS the department is now entirely
out of this denomination of stamps. a
Scent stamp on the original Of a ship
ping receipt, Will have to be equivalent
at present to the three separate stamps
generally used on triplicate receipts
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-09
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Old roofs made good as new by using
Peerless Preserving Paint.
Tailor goods at auction today at
Morgan's salesrooms, on Queen street.
Pacific Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, will
meet tonight. Work in the second de-
gree.
B. F. Ehlers' millinery opening will
be on Thursday and Friday of this
week.
Give the boys chance by ringing
up Main S61, Territorial Messenger
Service.
An expert bookkeeper can secure a
good position by consulting our CLASH
fled want column.
James F. Morgan win today sell an
assortment of household furniture at
his salesrooms, at 10 O'Clock.
A new six-room cottage on 1921
Punchbowl street is offered for rent at
$12 month. For particulars. call at
the premises.
Fresh meat from Maui is sold at
stalls 10 and 20 in the Fishmarket, and
also in the new building on Alakea
and Beretania streets.
Comes & McTighe are having great
success with their Fredericksburg beer.
All orders received over the telephone
promptly delivered.
NJ. Brasch & Co. carry, the celebrated
Trefousse kid gloves, and have them
from slips UP. They also have a full
line of washable ''P k stocks at 80
cents.
Shooting over the lands and sea
fisheries of kukuluaeo adjacent to Ala
Moana, Beach road) is strictly prohib-
tied. Anyone found SO doing will be
prosecuted.
Pacheco's dandruff killer arrests fall
ing hair. renews the growth, removes
the dandruff. and relieves prickly heat
For sale by all druggists, and at the
Union barber shop.
Pianos sold by the Bergstrom Mu-
sic Company are particularly adapted
for the rendering of accomplishments,
While at the same time are unexcelIed
for solo performances.
Miss Wynn has the agency for j. F.
Snow & Co., the popular and well
known dyers and cleaners % San Fran
cisco. All orders left with her will be
promptly attended to- Gedge cottage,
Hotel street.
Will e. Fisher will sell at his sales
rooms on Friday, an enamelled bed
stead, sewing machines oil stoves. re-
frigerator and other household necessi-
ties, list of which can be seen in his
ad, published elsewhere.
BY the Californian, which arrived
yesterday, the California Feed Compa-
ny received over 1000 barrels of that
popular brand of Imperial lime This
lime is now offered for sale in quanti-
ties to suit the purchaser.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-09
DEATH HAS CROWNED HIM AS
A MARTYR"
BY Ella Wheeler Wilcox.

BY Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
In the midst of sunny waters, To- the
mighty Snip of State
Staggers, bruised and torn and wound
ed by a derelict or fate,
One that drifted from its moorings, in
the anchorage of hate.
On the deck our noble Pilot, in the
glory of his prime,
Lies in wo-impelling silence, dead be-
fore his hour or time,
Victim of a mind self-centered, of a
goddess fool of crime.
One of earth's breeders one
of Hates unreasoning tools,
In the annals of the ages, when the
worlds hot anger cools.
He who sought for Crimes distinction
shall be known as Chief of Fools.
In the annals of the ages, he who had
no thought of fame
excepting on the path of duty, caring
not for praise or blame),
Close beside the deathless Lincoln, writ
in light, viii shine his name.
Youth proclaimed him as a hero; Time,
a statesman; Love, a man.
Death has crowned him as a martyr,
so from goal to goal he ran,
Knowing all the sum of glory that a
human life may span.
He has raised the lovers standard, by
his loyalty and faith.
He has shown how yirile manhood may
keep free from scandals breath.
He has gaZed, with trust mistaken, in
the awful eyes of death.
In the mighty march of progress he
has sought to do his best
Let his enemies be silent, as we lay
him down to rest,
And may God assuage the anguish of
one suffering woman's breast
New York Journal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-09
coLD-IN-THE- BACK.

That's all. Maybe you've had it
and thought you were getting
old. A RED STAR POROUS
PLASTER-the most curative
plaster made-wiIl fix it all
right. Leave it on few days.
A crutch for lame backs. TWO
for Csc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-09
STOP YOUR COUGH.

Bad colds are plentiful, Here's
a cure, but take it in time
PUTNAM's CHERRY COUGH
CoMFORT-takes right hold of
a cough-seems to go straight to
the seat of trouble. One does
gives relief. Pleasant to take.
Csc and soc. bottles.