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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-04

| w Capt. Willer and is in the trade
between Honolulu and Laysan
Island? The question is being asked ali
along the waterfront and the owners, II.
Hackfeld & Co. Ltd, are making the
same query and may charter one OF
the island steamers today, provision IL
and send IL 10 LaysaB island in the
hope of finding the ancient giano
craft
Mr.. Alexander Isenberg of the firm
of II. Hackfeld & co. called upon Cap
tain Whiting, commandant OF the Nav
al Station Saturday. He explained that
| the Ceylon left this port on the after
noon of June 4 for Laysan Island and
should have returned here with a ear
go of guano within forty days The
vessel is now out 60 days. AS the Al
batross had started on a cruise to Bird
Island. which lies in the direction OF
the small dot on the ocean known as
Laysan Mr.. Isenberg asked that a mes
sage be sent to Captain Thomas OF the
AIbatross so that it would reacn him
at Hanalei, at which port The Fish
Commission steamer was 10 call. The
Albatross' commander received the
message Saturday afternoon. II re-
quested him TO look out for the Ceylon
or wreekage and pick up the crew IL
he could find them. The message was
slightly mixed so Captain Thomas de-
cided 10 put back to Honolulu and
learn definitely what was to be done.
The Albatross arrived in port here
shortly after noon yesterday. Captain
Thomas called on Captain Whiting at
once and put TO sea again within two
hours. Captain Thomas will now keep
a sharp watch for the missing vessel
During the course OF his interview
with Captain Whiting. Mr. fsenberg
said that II the Ceylon did not turn up
by the first of this week that his COM
pany would charter one OF the Island
steamers and send fl in search OF the
sailer.
The CeyIon carries about dozen
men. She is a very old wooden vessel
having been built in Boston in 1856
Her gross tonnage is es1 tons. length
5o.4 feet. breadth SO feet and depth
o.2 feet.
The last time the Ceylon came into
his port was on May u from Laysan
sland on that occasion she brought
n $50 tons Of guano. On making that
rip she was four days going out from
and sixteen in returning
on Laysan Island at present there
ire about 80 Japanese and a white
una, the place being bossed by Max
chlemmer who is known as the King
T Laysan Island.
Mate Sutherland Of the CeyIon is
veil known in Honolulu as are also
most OF the crew.
The guano carrying vessels find but
poor anchorage at Laysan Island
nd have TO take in their cargoes while
nchored about a mile and a half off
hore. There is every probability that
he vessel may have been driven on
hore and in that case the provisions
hat a rescue vessel may take will
ONE in handy.
The bark Albert which recently left
honolulu for the coast made a trip 10
.aysan Island and return. She left
ere on May for the island. secured
er cargo. and got back In Honolulu
n june 19. having made the round
-ip in IS days.
;.
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REPUBLICANS CHOOSE DELEGATES
AND Committeeman AT PRIMARIES


|
of the business mems ticket. was plain
] ly told by a would-be leader who's,
vote was close 10 the lowest end o
the list that il he did not keep quiet
| ''go way back and set down in fac
/ that he might never expect TO secur,
a nomination for the legislature this
fall. This was too humorous and Mr.
Harris went on working and had tbs
satisfaction OF knowing he had beer
with the winners.
In the fourth precinct there was g
| considerable struggle owing TO the fact
/ that three young men had been nomi-
| mated on the District ticket and ii was
not to be expected the ins would make
/ room without a fight. The result was
the defeat Of Angus. Dole and Love.
The only change in the Territorial
Convention ticket was the leaving off
of Mitchell who was said TO not live in
the precinct
In the third precinct the fight was
an interesting one for District Com
mittee but walk over for Atkinson
for Territorial Convention. NJ p. Rob-
inson had no printed tickets and did
nothing in the way OF work He re-
ceived the votes OF Atkinson and Judge
Humphreys, despite his protest that he
was not in the race. The balloting for
District Committeeman was lively
Boyd winning In the round up. The
vote was phenomenal.
Nowhere else in the District was
there a fight. The first. fifth, sixth
and seventh had only one ticket and
the polling went on lively but unin-
terruptediy during the entire afternoon.
FIFTH DISTRICT GROWTH.
1t was in the Fifth District that the
greatest growth in Republican voting
strength was apparent All over the
District there was apparent a consii-
cradle growth in interest in many
places the turnout at the polls Satur-
day exceeding that at the regular cleo
ton two years ago.
Thus at Kaneohe ther= Were more
votes cast for Adams than Parker got:
at Kahuku Andrew Adams was the
recipient of 55 against Al for Parker;
ninety-six voters appeared at Waia-
lua, nearly twice as many as cast votes
in 1900; Waianae had more than two
to one and Eva Court House came up
with 191 as against f02 for Parker. This
story of interest is borne out by every
report and that there Y-es harmony and
good will was evidenced on every side. |
Outside of the seventh, the city pre-
cinct gave good votes and carried |
the compromise tickets with
put any changes. There was an ele-
ment Of interest in the ninth where
W. J. Coelho had himself and S. X.
Kane on the delegate ticket but the
business mems ticket was the stronger.
In the 10th the Chinese voie was seen
when Kwai Fong won out the top vote,
or the District Committee.
The following table shows just how
he Republican strength has beer in
,reasing in the various precincts:
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Manager Lake OF the Hawaiian hotel
viii be the manager OF the ne" young
building hotel.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-04
Harmony Marks the Party Gather.
ings in a Majority of
Precincts.
Warm Struggles in the Second of the Fourth
Where the Caucus Ticket Wins and
in Seventh of Fifth.

q A gITH an enthusiasm which out
NM stripped all calculations Repub-
w licans at primaries selected
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WHERE IS
THE BARK
CEYLON2
GuanO Vessel Now
Many Days
Overdue.
SICAMEK WILL
SEARCH FOR HER
Old Wooden Graft Sixty Days
on Trip to Lsysan
island.

III A RHAT has become OF the old bark
EM Ceylon which Is commanded by
w Capt willer and is in the trade
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Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-12
The Black Maria.

The following is given as the origin of
the term Black Maria" When New Eng.
land was filled with emigrants from the
mother country, a negress named Maria
Lee kept a sailors boarding house in Bos.
ton. She was a woman of great strength
and helped the authorities TO keep the
peace. Frequently the police invoked her
aid and the saying Send for Black
Maria came TO mean, Take him to Jail.
British seamen were often taken to the
lookup by this amazon, and the stories they
spread Of her achievements led to the name
of Black Maria being given to the English
prison van
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-12
GENIUS A DISEASE2
French Psychologists Formulate
Such a Theory

Such a Theory
That disease and deformities due to acci-
dent or prenatal conditions develop genuine
genius along certain lines is theory formu-
lated and announced from Paris where
psychologists have been making expert
ments in that field American physicians
who have given the subject attention say
that the theory is undoubtedly correct. The
experiments of psychologists and the re-
search work of alienists point to the same
conclusion. Many eminent examples are at
hand to demonstrate that the theory Is cor
rect Experiments of this nature are in
their infancy so far as specifically directed
work is concerned Some phenomena of
this kind have been discovered at times in
the past. but the doctrine has never been
formulated to show that a mans genius lies
in a certain scope according to his deformity
until the French chemist is said to be due
to this accident.
Nerve and brain specialists say that such
an accident would no doubt cause the en-
tire strength of a man to go to another part
of the brain and thus develop the we'll
nurtured part abnormally. In other words,
a blow or a sickness may result in the lop-
sided development of the brain, thus rem
dering man peculiarly bright on certain
subject.
1t is pointed out that Milton wrote his
Paradise Lost" while he was blind, and it
is said that the blindness confined his mind
to a certain scope in a manner that made it
possible for him to evolve the great epic.
Gases of somewhat different nature are
shown in the elegant writings Of Thomas
De Quincy and Samuel Taylor Coleridge,
both OF whom had brains in which the ex-
cessive use Of opium had made havoc. De
Quincy describes his horrible experience
with opium taken in the form Of laudanum
in his Confessions Of an English Opium
Eater"
Lord Byron wrote 50 beautifully that even
the French made his works a favorite and
lauded his ideas to the skies probably
never would have developed the genius
necessary to thus charm nations if he had
not had club foot. Nearly ali of Sir Walter
Scotts latest novels were dictated from a
sick bed, and they displayed a peculiar
genius.
Mozart aud Wagner both had deformed
brains said to have been due to disease and
bumps while they were children. Professor
Hertyl Of Berlin, who was formerly pro-
fessor in the University at Leipsic has the
skull aud brain Of Mozart, and il shows
peculiar deformities which differ but
slightly from the malformatiOn of the skull
of Richard Wagner Dean Swift also suf-
fered from an incurable disease which the
theorists say inspired his work.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-12
Given a Chance to Reform.

Editor SUNDAY Globe
In the Office Of ---- there is a Huckster
who dispenses his smiles to the best advan-
vantages to himself, one favorite being
brunette aud a widow in the -, and
another a blond widow, tall aud well pro-
portioned in the -- division. Huckster
is gay boy and drives his team tandem,
claims much influence, and from his state
meut will be hard to move. OF course, the
President, or perhaps the Secretary might
get him out.
Huckster will understand if he attends
to his business strictly and conducts him.
self properly, he being rather a small man
nothing further will be said. However, he
is a marked man, aud while he should be
dismissed, we recommend that he be given
a chance. S.M
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-12
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY a6, 1901.
Leave Washington, P. r. R. Station, 9th
and B streets.
SOL a. M. m.--Daily-All points on Norfolk
and Western; also Knoxville, Chattanooga
and Memphis.
o:so D. M. .-Daily-Roanoke Bristol, Win
ston-Salem, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Nash
Vile, Memphis New Orleans. Through
Sleepers. Cafe Cars.
For Norfolk-Leave Washington 4:3o a.
m daily, II:oI a. III. daily, 3:I2 p. m. daily,
Arrive Norfolk 1920 a. m, S:35 p. IN, Io4o
p. IN.
I.uray, Shenandoah. Trains from the South
west arrive Pennsylvania passenger station
6lS2 a. IN. and 600 p. m
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-12
CHAPTER XII.

My dear BrowneP yawned Gordon, as
he arose from the chair, in which he had
been doing for the last hour, and proceeded
to stretch himself before the window, do
you know that there are several score peo-
pie surrounding the premises at the present
moment, including our volatile young CEN
turion the Cap'n, and that bloodthirsty
warrior of the House Of Flannery."
IF Pm not mistaken, said Browne, I
thought heard Mike driving out this
morning"
"You were not mistaken, kind sir" sleep
lily yawned Benedict for If I mistake me
not, he has only Just arrived on the spot, as
I see a carriage in which are an elderly
female and man whose face ] cannot see;
but to return to Mr. Flannery, he must be an
extremely popular person among the neigh
ing gentry, or else he Is retailing some very
interesting news as he IS surrounded by the
most open-mouthed crowd il has ever been
my fortune to observe"
What's Bolivar doing7" queried Browne,
yawning sleepily as he settled himself back
more comfortably in the chair.
The Cap'u," slowly replied Benedict,
''is at the present moment Of speaking stand
ing with his right elbow carelessly resting
upon the top rail Of the fence; his uon-com-
municative chin is reposing gracefully upon
his right hand while in his cherubic mouth
he has the end of a clay pipe, out Of which
he seems to be drawing a great deal Of en-
ioyment. as well as smoke But fear me,
Charlie, that our young friend has his own
opinion regarding the veracity OF some of
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-12
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wlreIess Telegraphy 1ong 40.

Miss Marie Corelli lecturing at Edin.
burgh, on Imagination, read an extract
from book on the Egyptian pyramids,
published in I672, which described the use
Of wireless telegraphy by one Saurid,
high priest of Memphis
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-12
Delicate Consideration.

Ned-You seem to stand ace high with
your sweetheart's small brother
Tom-Yes; when gave his mother pair
Of slippers as a Christmas present 1 selected
the softest material obtainable
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-12

Attracted by the extraordinary scenic
beauty Of Bray, one of the most picturesque
spots in Ireland Nine. Rejane, the great
actress, has bought villa there. It Is within
easy distance of Dublin She declares that
Dublin Bay is at least the equal Of Naples.
Rejane is studying the Erse language and
encouraging its revival Her belief is that
the next generation of Irish will be BIZ
linguists.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-12
CHARLOTTE CORDAY
She Sanctified the Dagger ofthe
Assassin BY Her Act.
THE JUDITH OF FRANCE

Her Pure Life, Surprising Beauty and
the Holy Enthusiasm OF Her Char
acter, Which Were All Onered Up
in Behalf OF Her Country-An Ana
lytical Review of Her Life, Actions
and Death by the GuillOtine
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-01-12

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CHESAPEAKE
AND
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Through hs Grandsst Scenery In America. ALL
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TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
3:3o M -Daily-Cincinuat and St. Louis
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Dining Car. Sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago
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Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake
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6oo Fourteenth street. near + and at the
station. Telephone call Main 144I for Penn
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H. W. FULLER
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Telegrar11y.

LIVERPOOL, 8go kwietnia. -
Skazani sadownie ofcerzy austral-
soy dopuEcili sic juz po rozwiaza-
niu ich zb6jeckiego oddziafu 30 do
40 morderstw. Zabijali zimna
krwis madeleine dzieci Boerow.
Dw6ch chiopc6w i dziewczynka
chcialy sic poddac, azeby modz W
obozie angielskim zaspokoic god
Zraniono jednego ch}opca i dziew-
czynke. Starszy brat wziaf ranio'
nego ma plecy i chciat MIN uciec'
Kula przeszyia ciafa obydw6ch i
przyprawiia ich smierc. Dziew-
czynka skutkiem rany umarta.
LoNDYN, 8go kwie t n a.
Lord Kitchener donosi, re wziety
II grudnia do niewoli i stawiony
pred sad wojenny dow6dzca Boe-
Kruitzinger zostaf uwolniony cd
czynionych mu zarzut6w. Oskarzo-
no 90 O morderstwo W czterech wy
padkach, dwukrotne wysadzenie
w powietrze pociag6w i o okrutne
obchodzenie sic z jencami. Obecnie
Kruitzinger jest traktowany ma r6-
wni innymi oficerami, znajduja-
cymi sic W angielskiej niewoli.
j. A. Balfour oswiadczyf W par
lamencie, ze ma razie blizszych
szczeg6f6w ukfadach toczacych
sic z Boerami udzielic ME moze.
LoNDYN, 8go kwietnia. =
Ze strony przedstawicieli przemy-
stu amerykanskiego wyszedf pro-
iekt, azeby ksiaze Walii byf obe-
cny ma uroczysto5ci otwarcia gma-
chu novel Izby handlowej W New
Yorku. Me uIega w4tpliwosci, re
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Rome Wiadomoscl
telegraficZne.

Komendant Boer6w poleg} W
bitwie 3 kwietnia, pod Bishof, W
psnstwie Oranje.
= Azeby otworzyc ma nowo ko-
palnie zlota W Witwatersland, W
Transwalu, trzeba W ME w}ozye so
milion6w dolar6w kapitafu.
- Rad angielski ogfosi wszyst-
kie listy Robertsa, odnoszace sic
do dziafalno5ci Bullera W bitwach
ma Spion Kop.
- Niemcy anarchi5ci beda ma
naradzali sic potajemnie W trzecim
tygodniu maja.
- Gazety niemieckie zarzucaja
rzadowi, re W sprawie miesa ame-
rykanskiego kieruje sic polityka, a
ME dbafo5cia zdrowie konsumen-
tow miesa. Zarzuty swoje stwier-
dzaja dowodami.
z Anglii wywieziono W mar
Gu "a granice towarow "a sumo "a
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zb6jcy W armii angielskiej.
Sad wojenny uwolnil komendanta
Boer6w kruitzingera.
Rosyai Chiny odpisza dzisiaj traktat Mandzurye.
PRAWO PRZECIW IMIGRACYI CHINSKIEJ PRE-
SZKO W IZBIE NIzSZEJ KONGRESU.


przewaznie polskiej, kt6ra Rad
pruski tuz pred egzaminami wy
dala uniwersytetow swoich i
wyzszych zakfadow naukowych bez
zadnej podstawy pozytywnej, dla-
tego tylko,ze narodowosc sama jest
mu niesympatyczna.
Znowu przeto dopuszczono sic W
panstwie konstytucyjnem i Chef
piacem sic, ae stoi pod widnokre-
giem cywilizacyi, spoliczkowania
najelementarniejszych prawidef
miedzynarodowego wsp6lbytowa-
MIA. Niema dis W Europe pan
stwa, gdzieby nalezenie do pewnej
narodowoSci zamykafo drog9 do
prawidtowego, spokojnego ksztat-
cenia sic W szkoIach miejscowych;
niema zakazu zabraniajqcego Gu
dzoziemcowi pewnej narodowosci
uczeszczania do szk6t miejscowych,
niema dlatego, re stosunki mie-
dzynarodowe oparte SD ma zasadzie
wzajemnoSci re zakaz, wydany W
iednem panstwie, musiaEby wywo-
lac analooiczne Srodki odWetoWe W
drugiem.
Do tel zasady uprawnionej WA
jemnosci odwotat sic posef Breiter
swoiej interpelacyi. Zagraniczna
mfodziez polska, uczeszczajQca do
pruskich zakfad6w naukowych, u
daje sic tam jedynie W ceEach nau-
ki, kt6ra snadz wydata sic tym i
owym lepiej podawana W szkofach
pruskich, niz gdzieindziej. Poll
tyki ia mEodziez ME robi - ma
! lymi wyjatkami. Jezeli te wyja-
TIKI niesympatyczne sa niewygo-
dne dla rzqdu pruskiego, miat on
prawo policzyc sic mimi policzyt
sic juz znanym procesie; aby ie-
dnak powodu marzycielstwa Kill
ku lub kilkunastu jednostek do
puszczac sic aktu banicyi W obec
setek niewinnej studyom zarliwie
oddanej mfodziezy, ma to potrzeba
byfo wpierw zerwac re wszystkie-
mi podstawami,, sprawiedliwo5ci i
| logiki, potem pozbyc sic wszel-
kich skrupui6w miedzynarodowej
wzajemnosci.
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milion6w dolar6w mniejsza, niz W
lynne miesiacu roku zeszfego.
Przyw6z zmniejszyf sic take o su-
me Is milion6w dolar6w.
Hadda Mullah, indyjski fana-
tyk, przybyi ma czele 5000 uzbro-
jonych ludzi do Kabulu powin-
szowaf emirowi Afganistanu VISTA
pienia ma tron.
: Prezydent Roosevelta vita
obywatelstwo entuayazmem ma
stacyach, ma kt6rych zatr2ymule
sic pociag, wiozacy prezydenta DO
Charleston, ma wystawe.
- Kontradmiraf R. D. Evans
udaje sic do Manili, azeby tam OBJ.
jso dowodztwo mad eskadra azya-
tycka.
Wybory stanie Ohio wypa.
dajq ma korzyso demokrat6w' W
Toledo maja wszakze przewage re-
publikanie.
w Battle Greek, Mich, wy
brano po raz pierwszy W stanle
Michigan dw6ch socyalist6w DO
rady miejskiej.
- Wiadomosci o rezultacie wy
borrow W Minnesota So dotychczas
bardzo niedokfadne.
: Rzeznik we Florence, Ala,
zwiszas Negra odciat mu nozem
wielki palec u reki. Murzyn umart
wskutek utraty krwi.
w New Yorku skazano ma
smierG adwokata Alberta T. Pa
trick, "a otrucie milionera z Texas
W checi przywlaSzczenia sobie lego
majatku.
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Ably zarzut pod tym wzgledem
czyniony Paderewskiemu udoa0o-
dni6, ME wystarcza powiedziec, re to
lub owo przypomina sic kompozy.
cyl innego autora: trzeba podac je-
szcze szczegoi, kt6ry W pewnej ozna.
czonej kompozycyi w}asnie sic przy-
pomina. A blasfemia jest powie-
dziec, jakoby ostatni akt ,,Manru"
przypomniaf Carmen Bizeta. Me
ujmujemy mic wartosci opery Gar.
meme, ale daleko jej do wspania}osci
opery ,,Manru 8.
lime zarzuty rozpatrzymy innym
razem.
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Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

- Szkarlatyna mocno grasule W
miescie; wiecej cd innych chorob
zarazliwych.
= Dzisiaj maja bye zamianow wa
nj trzej nowi inspektorzy policyj-
nj. Beda mimi prawdopodobnie
kapitani dotychczasowi Levin,
Wheeler i Campbell.
- Ma zakiad dla zaniedbanych
dzieci, ma ktory droga skiadek Iuz
dawniej zebrano 100000, wczoraj
komisarze powiatowi pomiedzy so'
ba zebrali S1,275.
- S2letni Moaes Farrell, l07 Il.
Harrison str, zostaf wczoraj ma
przecieciu ulic Clark i Harrison
rrzejechany przez wagon pocztowy
ulicznej i skaleczyf sic mocno W
glove.
- 55letni Fred Tappen, S434 S.
Halsted str, zeskoczyf z jadacego
pociagu kolei ma SO ulicy i upadf
tax nieszczesliwie, re czaszka mu
pekla. Jest umierajacy W szpitalu
Union.
41letni woznica Maciei Cibet,
779 Milwaukee ave. jadac przez
Clark st., tuz przy p6lnocnym wy
locie mostu spadf 2 wozu, i zostaf
przejechany. zawieziono go do
szpitala Passavant, gdzie wkrotce
potem umarf.
= Wczoraj W Auditorium przed-
stawifa kompania operowa Grau'a
opere Wagnera ,,Rheingold". Pu-
blicznosci ME byfo bardzo DUO, a.
lie byfo jej dosyc, by dochody pre-
wyzszafy wydatki'
- Me mniej niz 164 os6b wczo'
raj sedzia zwiazkowy Kohlsaat u.
wolnif cd diugow, wynoszacych ra.
zem okofo million dolarow.
- Joseph Muel, 1876 Argyle
ave, ,wczoraj rano wybierajqc sic ma
polowanie czyscif strzelbe, gdy ia
wypalila, Muel smiertelnie zostaf
raniony.
We wspaniafym gmachu ma
lezqcym do Athletic Club, jutro
wieczorem grono Polakow wydaje
bankiet ma czesc sfawnego poll
skiego tenora, p. Aleksandra Ban
drowskiego.