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The Jamesburg record., 1901-09-14
A vERITABLE WHITE CITY.


For three months in the winter Arch.
angel, now to become the great west
ern port of Russia, scarcely sees the
sun, and for three months in the sum-
mer seldom loses sight of it. Yet
there is no city in the whole of Europe
which lies for SO many months-for
the greater part of the year, in fact
under a mantle of snow; and because
of this, the Russian fondly calls it THE
White City," says Pearson's Magazine.
White, too, it is in other ways. All
the chief buildings glare with white
paint and blink with white blinds.
The churches-and in Russian city
they are not few-are also of pure
white; only the cupolas are green, and
the crosses on their SUBMITS gold. And
white are the private houses of the bet.
ter sort-except where Norwegians
and Germans live, for buff and blue
and red then streak and diaper the pine
walls and edge of the gable ends. But
street posts, gates, pillars, walls,
fences-these are all white. And in the
summer, for every official you see in
q blue or gray tunic, you see ten in
white caps and white uniforms.
Bright color alone is left to the wom-
en- and children; pink blouses, green
skirts, scarlet petticoats, orange
aprons, and blue kerchiefs are COM
mon enough; while group of children
will always look like cluster of old
English flowers. But otherwise, in
summer as in winter, this old city of
Archangel, now destined to be the cap.
ital of new Russia in the near west,
is White city indeed.
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WELSH TONGUE IN AMERICA.
Expectations Are That IL VIII 20
Down Through Passing OF oio
Promoters.

As far as this country and the Welsh
are concerned il looks dark and hope
less. From quarter to half century
AGO there arose a large number of lit
erary men and poets in the onlteo
States who served the Welsh newsPa-
pers and periodicals well and faith
fully. Although some of them coulo
speak English, Welsh and Welsh Inter-
sture was their pleasure, which tney
sought, night and day, says I Drycn'
of Utica.
That class of Welshmen is passing
away, one by one, and none with inter-
ary tendencies arises to take their
place and continue the progress OF
Welsh literature. We can say without
any doubt that the vast majority OF
the contributors to the Drych to-day
are 40 years of age and upward, ana
many of the best are over so. There
are but a few young who are treading
in the footsteps of the fathers. The
vast majority of young Welsh people
stand at the dividing line between
Welsh and English, and are rapidly 60
ing over to the latter, to be separated
completely in language and spirit from
the civiliza ton of the fathers. And
many of the fathers, who are faithful
to the Welsh, and earnest in speech In
Its behalf, are bringing up their chill
dren in manner entirely un-Welsh.
So, the expectations are that Welsh
will GO down in the United States when
the fathers and mothers go the way OF
all the earth, for crop of anything
cannot be expected where there has
been no sowing. Many hope and ex-
pect the old language to live by miracle.
as it were, by Divine interference in its
behalf, without realizing the natural
fact that the Wslsh must be planted
and watered before progress may be
expected. The Drych, like Apollos
week after week, continues the water
ing process, but what has not beer
planted cannot be watered, for there
Is no Paul planting.
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TIPS FOR GIRLS.

The girl who hopes to gain mems
friendly admiration by maligning her
own sex will fail.
'Tis better to say stupid thing
that hurts no one than to wax bril-
liant at the expense of friend.
'Tis better to be little slow than
a deal too fast, if girl cares for her
place in social or business circles.
Mannerisms spoil girls-snifiing,
giggling, interrupting and making
eyes render any girl unprepossess-
ing.
Nothing is more attractive in girl
than devotion to her parents, but it is
Q quality shown better by action than
by honeyed words.
Girls who consider it too much
trouble to be neat, careful in dress,
in converse and behavior, will never
wear betrothal rings.
Keeping house well will not attract
social idlers, but men of sense hope
to find housewifely talents in girls
whom they would marry.
The summer girl is joyous cres-
ture if she is careful to do only those
things that she knows will give none
the right to call her fast.
The girl who has something to
learn from her elders is rare, but she
who will repress the constant Il
know" will show diplomacy.
Unless you are willing to have the
Misses Rustic visit you next winter,
do not begin now to write letters to
thsm, fishing" for invitations.
'Iis a noble daughter who lifts"
few burdens from time-weary moth
er and who helps father by sacrifice
possible only to clear-headed girls.
Kind fathers want their girls to
have all the fripperies their hearts
desire, but kind daughters count the
cost to the dad" who must work the
harder.
If woman is the daughter of
smiles, girls should radiate laughter.
She who laughs merrily renders her
self an auricular delight, but let mono
laugh at nothing.-Philadelphia Rec
esrd
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Koch on tuberculosis.

London dispatches state that Prof.
Koch, the German pathologist, who
is attending the British congress
called to consider means for the pre-
vention of consumption, in the course
OF an interview with a newspaper re-
porter authorized the statement that
he has demonstrated that the meat
and milk of cattle infected with tu-
berculosis may be consumed with i'm
punity. To the newspaper CORE
spondent he is reported to have said:
You may say substantially that l
have reached the conclusionI that
mankind's fear of contact with tu-
berculosis-infected flesh and fluid is
unnecessary and unfounded. I ar
rived at the discovery through what
l consider practically indisputable
tests. The experiments lead me to
believe that human tuberculosis and
bovine tuberculosis are two entirely
distinct species. 1 have found the
human tuberculon incapable of inocu-
lation into the animal system. Pro-
ceedlntrom that premise, 1 am pre-
pared to show that humanity's far
reaching precautions against infected
cattle may once for all be aban-
doned."
The result whic DR.. Koch is cred
tied with securing are not in accord
with those which have hoo. ~
uct OF similar tests made by many
pathologists of this country and En-
rope, and before accepting these
statements at their face value we
shall await further particulars -
Farmer Review.
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The Usual Way.

Ethel think that vase is awful
homely, don't you?
Maude-Yes. I have dropped it on
the floor three times, but it won't
break.r-Somerville Journal.
Bensficence is better than benevo-
lence.
There is always tree for every
Zaccheus.
Unless He is supreme He is not the
Saviour.
The runaway tongue raises the dust
of scandal.
He who is seeking comfort caunot
win the conflict.
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TO PREVENT BURIAL ALIVE.
susgestfon of n Life Insurance Man
That May Be of Considerable
Value.

several insurance men were talkino
lately about new wrinkles in the busi.
ness. Il firmly believe" said one. re.
ports the New York Mail and Ex.
press, "that insurance against being
buried alive would pay. 1t is surpris.
ing how many people have a dread
that suspended animation may be mis-.
taken for death. 1 know a woman
who has actually made her husband
promise that if he survives her he will
stick hatpin through her heart be.
fore she is buried to make sure that
no spark of life remains. In certain
parts of Europe they have what are
known as mortuary houses, where the
dead are taken and subjected to vari.
Gus tests to make sure that death is
absolutely certain. I believe there is
bill providing for a somewhat sim.
liar course now before the Massachu.
setts legislature. If such a mortuarv
building is established multitudes OF
people would gladly pay, say, s1oo to
be insured in a company that would
guarantee to make the necessary tesla
before burial or cremation"
But suppose the alleged CORPSE
should come to life under the treat
ment?" asked a listener.
'In that case," said the man whs
had previously spoken, sit ought to
be worth something to the company,
The Jamesburg record., 1901-09-14
They Cry in Traxedy.

Friend-Did you ever shed real tears
on the stage?
Actress-Often. It's enough to
make even an actress cry to be told
right in the middle of five-act trag-
edy, that the manager has Skipped
with the receipts.-N. Y. Weekly.
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why She Was Sure.

George see nothing but for US 70
elope. Do you think your father
would forgive US?
Ethel am sure he would.
George-How can you be sure?
Ethel felt little nervous on that
score, and-and asked him.-Tit
Bits
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What We Are Comtnx To.

II told you yesterday that I wanted
to marry your daughter, but 1 have
come to take it back"
whats the matter now?'
81 find that she cannot support me
in the style to which have been ac-
Town Topics.
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where Charity Begins,

my good little man." said the visit
ing pastor, Il am afraid you've been
fighting! A black eye! Don't you
want me to pray with you?"
Nav" said the good little man.
run home and pray with your own
kid. He's got two black eyes."-Phil-
adelphia Press.
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His Modest Reply.

Diggs-Do you believe there is any
truth in the saying that it takes a
genius to live with genius?
Biggs-No, don't. 1 never consid.
cred my wife genius.-Chicago Daily
News
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Holding Her Own

Sally Gay-How well Miss Linger-
long holds her age!
Dolly Swift-Yes, she looks as
youthful as she did IA years ;go, and
acts only trifle younger.-Town
Topics.
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Poor Boy.

His mother told him not to swear,
His father taught him golf.
He minded both with utmost care
Brain fever took him of.
Judge
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New In His Chance.

Three summers have flown since she fiirted
With poor little clerk from town.
And when she got home in the autumn
She cruelty turned him down!
She is starting again for the seashore-
Three years! Time is fieeting alack!
Down deep in her heart she is hoping
That little old clerk may come back.
-Chtcaro Record-Herald
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She-I would like to have my por-
trait painted. Could you recommend
to me an artist?
He-Yes; go to Rosinsky; he is
flower painter.-Meggendorfer Blaet-
ter.
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At the Seaside,

Alice-I'm SO glad you are engaged
at last!
Grace-Yes, George and I will be
married in September.
Aice-Good gracious!! You don't
mean to marry him, do you?-Brook-
lyn Life.
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Encouraging md DfscOuragfnK.
Mr.. Brown-Ah, see 1 am too late
another man has won your hearts
best love.
Miss Jones-Not at all, Mr.. Brown;
not at all; this $1,000 diamond ring 1
wear is merely one of my graduating
gifts.-Chicago Record-Herald.
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A Spanish scientific paper an
nounces that DR. Martinez Reguers
has discovered spring the waters
OF which allay the pangs of one-sided
affection. This remarkable well is
situated at Alanje, and cases of we'll.
nigh distracted swains being cured
are quoted. Nothing is said as to an
extensive demand for the new Low.
philter.
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MILITARY MATTERS.

cigars are given to soldiers in the
Italian army as part of their daily
rations.
In three months no fewer than 3s
herman generals have been pensioned
and their places filled by younger
men.
The French minister of war has or
dered that all French troops EN-.
ployed on foreign OF active service
are for the future to wear Khaki.
The board of ordnance has adopted
new magazine pistol which fires 116
shots per minute, as against 40 fred
by the best ColtSrevolver, which has
been up to the present time the
standard weapon of the army. The
new pistol is also said to fire more
accurately than the Colt. 1t costs.
however. SIS when bought in lots of
1000.
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1uIeness Is the deviFs Industry.

The ideal determines the real.
righteousness is the best ritual.
Thunder in the pulpit does NOT
dghten the world.
He who desecrates his body dishon.
ors his Creator.
Holiness surpasses morality as love
surpasses law.
God gives riches to our hands when
Sur hearts are not fixed on them.
When earthly goods become our
highest good they become our great
est evil.
The doctrine of grace fall fiat from
our lips except when our lives have
the grace of the doctrines.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28
ROYAL
MALT
EXTRACT

Helps the stomach to digest food,
and sends the nutriment through
the blood. 1t brings good appetite,
perfect digestion and sound, restful
sleep. 1t is brewed from selected
barley and hops and contains all
that is best in both.
Insist on having the genuine
ROYAL MALT EXTRACT as you will
only be disappointed in cheap
brands of malt extracts.
Price 25c.; $3.50 by the dozen.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28
LOCAL BREVITiES.

Edward Dekum met many friends
from Portland on the transport Rose
Grams.
oahu Sugar Company has voted to
continue paying its monthly dividends
Of IL per cent, and IL IS rumored that
an increased dividend viii be paid af-
ter the first of next year.
Theodore Wores, the artist, has re-
ceived an invitation from GustaVe
Bunst. the wealthy Samoan planter, to
make a visit to his place. 'Nailima,
in samoa Mr. Kunst says he viii sup
ply the artist with plenty Of models.
News has been received by the Nip
non AIaru that Dr. Eldredge, for many
years the sanitary agent of the Ela
v-afian monarchy, the Hawaiian repub-
lie. and also for the United States Ma
zine Hospital Service, is seriously i'll in
Yokohama
business men Of this city have pre-
scented Major Robinson, the retiring
deDot ouartermaster of Hawaii, with q
handsome gold watch. An inscription
on the inner case reads: Major w.
w. Robinson, Jun, u. S. Army from
Merchants of Honolulu. November 25,
1901"
The planets Saturn and Jupiter were
in conjunction last evening and the
display this evening promises to be
Just as brilliant. The best view is OBJ
tanned Immediately after dark. Jupi-
ter, the brighter star, is one-haf de-
gree south of Saturn, while Venus, the
feature of the western heavens, is
about six degrees away.
The Department Of Public Works will
on Monday call for bids for the con-
structiou of the new Alexander road
up Tantalus The road is to go from
the top of Makiki up Makiki canyon,
and around Manoa to an elevation Of
300 feet II will be about i've miles
long. The road will be built by funds
given by S. 7. Alexander for that pur-
pose.
The term of sixty days allowed for
the filing OF claims with the assignee
of Charles j. Falk has expired. As
one of the principal assets, Falk's seat
in the Stock Exchange, is still in htl-
cation, no formal statement of assets
and liabilities has as yet been made to
the creditors. The assets so far real
ICED on amount to about $4,000 while
the claims fled aggregate about SZ2,-
600.
Among the prominent naval men on
board the transport Meade is PaymaS-
ter Livingstone Hunt, who goes to Ma
Mia to become fleet paymaster of the
Asiatic squadron, Admiral Remey.
commanding Mr.. Hunt is a son of eX-
Secretary of the Navy Hunt, and
brother to Governor Hunt of Porto
Rico He was last stationed In WASH
ington, and was prominent in society
and army and navy circles there. Dur
ing his visit in Honolulu he was en-
tertained by Paymaster Hall.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Special Thanksgiving dinner at the
Union Grill today.
a first-class woman cook wants posi-
ton in private family
a number of bright boys are wanted
to go on errands. See ad.
Before purchasing your calendars, see
the 81 one issued by the Davey Photo
Company.
4 special Thanksgiving dinner at the
Moana Hotel today. Music by the
Moaua Quartet.
d.. William Henry Mays has remov-
ed to 424 Beretania street, next to the
Methodist Church.
The Hawaiian Tribe will meer this
evening for tribal business. a full at
tendance Is requested.
The menu as served to guests and
the public at MOana Hotel today, Is
published elsewhere in this paper.
The stockbooks of the Oahu Sugar
COMPANY will be closed TO transfers
from November Goth TO December lst'
Inclusive.
The Philharmonic Society VIII not
meet tonight. Next rehearsal and bust
ness meeting on Thursday, December
9Th. p m.
Pretty souvenirs to send to your
friends for Xmas presents are the cal
endars issued by the Davey Photo
graphic Company.
A valuable Irish terrier bitch has
been lost. Collar engraved &C. f. Da-
yies. Honolulu" Reward at Thso. IL
Davies & Co, Ltd
The oahu committee OF the Mckin-
lev Memorial Committee will meet at
Henry Warehouses; office tomorrow
afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Rooms en- suite or single, with board
for two gentlemen or married couple.
can be had at T25 Kinau street, hali
block from electric line
VIII f. Fisher viii sell on Friday al
salesrooms at noon. a fine horse, up
right piano. large refrigerator and q
lot Of jewelers. samples.
A gentIemen's silverplated Sterling
bicycle was lost yesterday. Finder VIII
be rewarded by returning same To the
Wilder Steamship Co.'S Office.
The Hawaiian calendars and souve-
Mrs that are so much admired. are Is
sued by Rice & Perkins. Copies are
on sale at Wall. Nichols & Co.
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Oahu Sugar 90, Ltd. WI
be held on Friday. the 18th instant. a
ar ok,2ek. at EaekfSA & APS StiISSe.
4 eA@.i.sc Bag driviIt..><s ,lioir.eG ssts2yeC
<rbfr ne staaIes. Of ~ HiitnnuIsss OF
I..r--s.-. - A
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28
oAREER-BABB1TT WEDDING.
Will Take Place at Central Union
Church This Evening.

Miss Sarah Mitchell Carter and Mr..
Winfred Howard Babbitt viii be married
this evening at Central Union Church at
$50 O'Clock. II will be a society wedding.
The bride is to be given away by her
father. J. o. Carter The maid of honor
will be Miss Carter. sister Of the bride.
and Mr. Robert w Single will attend
the groom as bis best man. The brides
maids will be Miss May Damon and Miss
Mary yViddifield. The ushers will be A
4. Young, w w. Williamson, Albert
Waterhouse, William Walker. j. o. Car
ter Jr., and Cushman Carter.
The decorations of the church Will be
In palms and yellow chrysanthemums-
The palms We're placed yesterday, out
owing to the fact that the Thanksgiving
Day services are to be held during the
morning the blossoms Will not be put In
place until this afternoon.
4 reception is to be held at the nome
of the brides parents after the wedding.
following which the bride and groom VIII
leave on a special train for the PENN
sula where they VIII spend their money
moon at the country residence or w. w
Hall. on the shores of Pearl Haroor.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28
ENGLISH AS
SHE IS SPOKE
5amp'e Letters From japanese
Hands on an Oahu Plan.
tation.

Plantation managers are in frequent
correspondence with their Japanese
hands, but it is not often that they
know what the writing is all about.
The following letters received by Mana
ger Renton will show the epistolary
puzzles that have to be solved:
Mr. Master:
Dear Slr:-Just few lines to you &C
cording TO Mr.. Ayikawa. Many thanks
for your kind regard to him. Now am
ob;igeI to write at felt Of the circum-
stance He is my relative and ne mas
only old mothers She was working her-
self But now. she was felt TO sick
lonl. time from the January Now sis
was calamity. And TO take the trouble
pitITuI, Sc anythinS too.
Accordingly 1 hope your rescue Oy
sending back Ayikawa with your srea'
urercy. 1 think that Is the bes- inadicine
by her Please take my wishes.
Your truly servant,
H NAKAGAWA-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28
How to See Honolulu.

What to see and how to see it in
Honolulu" is the title Of new guide
and reference book which has just come
from the press. The work is compiled
and published by Fred ]. Scott The
little book is just pocket size and is fill
ed with matter descriptive of the sights
about the city and the group. There is
a fun line of fine Illustrations and the
letter press is well worth perusal. The
volume will be Of interest TO every
Visitor 20 the islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28

Dear sir:-I am obliged to write TO you
that my plainspOken OF the circurns tahce-
OF course 1 was a poor lout for you. IN
ceafn I was been 10 free OF your planta-
ton Just one year old ago The after
ward to Grant and TO GRANT all around
on the eight islands OF the Hawaii Wei
L would to dwelling In the Beretania
Street Of Honolulu from last October to
IA that age. Because we must have TO
tegreat all about the contract or TO sorry
fOr you. Now / am felt to sick and
have only old mother. She said want to
see me and she wrote over and again
with many letters for me. Any longer if
/ DO apode so at the Hawaiian, she shall
felt to sorry at me again Accordingly
1 want return as soon as My dear
Native Country and TO let meeting for
mother. But 1 had no get the contract
10 take the trouble without Please give
1t IS my contract with your greatest mer-
cy. get it here only five dollars, l shall
for you 1t all.
Therefore do you give my charter for
this to WELD man Please take my
wishes.
(Slgned) II. AflkAWA-
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Hogan Toni ght.

A complete change of bill is promised
by Hogan's minstrels at the Orpheuh 10
rigbt There will be new features by
christian. the cyclist: Davis and Hearde'
a song and dance team; Roy Trusty.
who. with the assistance of his WIFE, VIII
pu+ on a clever sketch; new songs oy
Hogan and Mime. Plato; a free-for-all
cake walk and laughable onrlesoue OF
- aftsrroon football game This after
,oon tbere will be a ladies' and chill
dreu's matinee at reduced prices.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28
rbahkeg,vip g at the Grill.

Caterer Lycurgus has spared nelther
pains nor expense at the Union Griii
for his special Thanksgiving dinner to-
dav- Prime turkeys and pigs from Ha-
wall. and other delicacies, have Deen
provided. Telephone engagement u
early for ,sps cial parties.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28

A ladies' geld watch, with brooch,
was found OF the street yesterday
owner can have same by paying an
expenses For particulars, see our
classified ads
The new fve-room cottage on Mat
lock avenue, formerly occupied by
Harry Davis. has been purchased oy
o. II. Berrey. and is advertised Tor
rent on easy terms.
Two rooms, with board. In an. ele-
CANT private residence, five minutes
from the business center, can be had
on reasonable rates by addressing .
c." Advertiser office
The stockholders of the W. j. Eng
land Plumbing CO.. Ltd, will meet on
Monday at the Office of John Ouderklrk
for the purpose OF electing officers TOT
the ensuing year. Reports OF officers
viii also be heard.
On Monday. at 10 o'clock, James +
Morgan Will sell at 40 South Vineyard
street. between Fort and Nuuanu, a
fine assortment Of household furniture
and furnishings, full Hist OF which is
published in another column.
A Blum. dealer in dry goods, notions
and toys. on the corner of Fort and
Beretania street, has just returned
from the Coast, where he made very
extensive purchases Of goods for his
new store, now open at the above
stand
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-28

After Sickness, the strength you so
much need will come rapidly if you
take Royal Malt Extract with
your Meals. 1t is just the Tonic
Needed; takes right hold and builds
you up. 1t does not do this by any
means or strong drugs
but