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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-07

Hotel street saloon and asked for a
tin roof" The barkeeper was sorely
puzzled, and acknowledged that it was
one on him
Then give me the whisky and settler
and I'll mix it myself" said one of the
affable sailormen. The barkeeper
promptly handed over the bottles and
watched the stranger as he carefully
compounded what looked suspiciously
like u highball.
When he had completed the mixture
and both had downed their cooling Ii
bations, the barkeeper ventured:
why do you call it a tin roof?'''
Because" remarked one of the sea
dogs softly, as he and his friend edged
toward the door, tits on the house."
For Local Inspector.
1t is said that an effort Will be made
in Congress to have a resident in
spector Of bulls and boilers appoint
ed for Honolulu. If this is done. the
inspection of hulls and boilers will be
made by a man on the spot. AS
things are at present it is necessary to
wait for the visit of the inspectors from
San Francisco. Local parties interest
ed in the matter are of the opinion that
the shipping of this port is of SUM-
cient Importance to warrant the crea-
ton of the position of Territorial in
spector Of huIls and boilers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1902-08-02

died on the 6attIeAeld- Many q
these bad taken their fres tasSe of
liquor from the tots Narnish.d odd
Allied By our governments
n was q fearful wrong tzsst thSs
danger should constantly be thruse
upon our young sohfiers by abe Cow
eminent they rssked their Nvos "a
save This wrong. Commodo~e PooSe
sec himself TO ettaoa1. for he was a
moral hero as well en- q heuro OF war.
In 1881 bis Efforts and the efforts Of
oener brave souls prevailed. and the
national congress abolished tho whis-
ky ration in the United Stases navy.
Some dangers no trse soldier ever
tries to escape You VIII hnco che
fighting bravely, know, and The
fever, too, " you mast, and. II death
VIII meet death as soldier should
You win never falter In tha faoe OF
the cannon Yea one 6ange< you viii
meet, THAI you may we'll dread and
avoid. The CANCER THAI has 81 the
oan and the canteeo--bo Shan this IN
not cowardice, but rU4hev courage,
moral courage, and moral courage In
q more splendid quality In any man
than. - even that soldierly courage
which Is The record OF tho AmsSScsn
soldiex"
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SATURDAY. AUG. .. 1902
.EeI5j1aIAz}Si|)9!}|E|lF
& 49, -E$M -
THE CAN AND THE CANNON.
An Incident OF the Cav1I war-Con-
mOdOre FOOte Delivers short Dut
| Powerful Temperance Sermon.

At a farewell banquet given Co a
company of our soldier boys juss be-
fore they left TO fight IN the Philip
pines this true inoident was related
by a veteran OF the civil war, Gays a
writer in the Christian Endeavox
World.
4 an 1862, when Commodore Foobe
with his gunboAt feet was on the
Tennessee, L had Ia charge The pro-
,vfsioning of one of the boats, and Il
was my duty to see that necessary
supplies were constantly on hand
AT that time It was the general
belief that the man behind the gun
could not be expected to 60 SUCCESS
fully into q sea fight unless he had
plenty of whisky 20 keep his courage
up So twice a day every seaman IN
the service received regular whisky
ration, furnished hz the United
States government. On oxr boat
were 200 navy jacks, who every
morning at IL and every afternoon
at five would line up ON deck while
the allowance WAS dealt ont- The
liquor stood in a huge tin can, and
beside the con was a wooden frame
IN which were set 20 little measures
called tots Each tot contained
about three swallows. As the men
fled slowly past the can, the tots
were filed with clipper, end each
man drank his share.
"One noon our whisky gave out.
More was ordered: but the time
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ing until four o'clock the naxt morn
Ing. in q narrow lane for breakfast,
when almost the enSire force of the
enemy charged upon them from the
surrounding woods- Many of tho mar
rator's comrades were shot down
where they stood Others Jumped
upon their horses and endeAvored to
escape. A stampede ensued, which
the officer In charge tried to check
by shouting words OF command. The
horse of the trooper, being ons of
the best In the detachment, carried
rs rider over q fence deep into the
forest to a place OF comparative safe
ty. and there cropped In it's tracks,
having received fatas HovAd during
ite flight.
Just as I had stripped the noble
animal and turned him loose-for I
dared not shoot for feer the report
would reach hostile, ears-I heard the
sound of horses hoofs ooming down
the bride path" the narrator con-
tinued, "and, grabbing my carbIne,
cooked the piece to sch my Hfe as
dearly as possible Tho approaching
equine now dashed iHto sight, and
l saw that he was rideriess and fully
equipped, and 10 was a. this point
that the event happened that I have
always placed 30 the kind intexven-
ton OF ProVidence. The horse. in
stead of passing by at the frantic
rate OF speed at which he waastravel-
ing. halted immediately In front of
me. He stood as quietly as my own
horse would have done. All I had
to do was 20 take ene step, grasp the
bride, put my foot IA the stirrup and
dash away.
After herd EslloP OF about three
hours reached our lines and rs}ofoed
my company. The entire force was
drawn up IN line Of battle when In1-
rived, fully prepared for the aRAt
which followed. We Lost over three
fourths OF the 500 men In thai v1r-
prise IN the lane. Most Of the men
who got back to the hines ~vxre
wounded. never found out TO whom
the horse belonged and kept him
Tor long tise sfberward.-
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NEWS AND COMMENT.

AZ an evidence that drunkenness is
dtsgracetul, we call your attention TO
The fact that every drunkard tries 20
lie out Of it.-WsShington (a) Demo
crat.
A French physician, DR.. Bonneville.
reports that among 2.072 boys and asa
girls suffering from idfocy, imbecility
and various paralysea, there were 40
per cent in whose cases alooholisrn in
one OF the parents or both was found.
When the lofty chimney OF distIl-
lery was being flushed an observer
said; How many persons would be
killed IL that chimney were 70 fall7-
Whereupon a bystander replied, with
bitter truthfulness; 1T viii kill many
more II 1t standl"-Nationa Advocate.
At the recent session of the grand
lodge OF the Independent Order OF
Good Templars, at Syracuse, N. y, the
repor: OF the prohibitory committee
Endorsed tho abolition OF the army
eanteen. and the Juvenile templar COM
mittee recommended that among the
qualifications of grand lodge lectsrers
freedom from the use Of tobacco. pro-
NJ anu k"4"S'uk OS IcqhIeu.
The young queen Of Holland Is n to-
tai ebstainer and osteutatiously re-
fuses on all public occasions to take
wine. Her most intimate friend, Prin-
cess Pauline, Of Wurtemberg. was by
her won over TO the ranks Of the tee
totalers. Now that King Humbert IN
dead, it is said Queen wilhelmina IS
the only teetotal reigninR monarch. II
one excerpts the sultan of Turkey.
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A BREAKFAST FIGHT.
PrSvideHtIat Occurrence During q
SGrprtss By Over~ heImIRE
EumbSrH

APropos OF the recent Disaster 10
our troops in the Philippines. who
were surprised at breakfast, the COM
mand being nearly Annihilated. a
well-known grand army man of this
city relates n story OF attack upon
q small band by overwhelming num-
esrs Of the enemy. and his well-nigA
miraculous escape from death, says
the Baltimore Sun. 1t happened In
northwest Arkansas. about ten or ff-
teen miles from Fayetteville. in 1852
A detachment of 900 picked federal
eavalrymen had been sent out to as
certain the whsrea houts of the foe.
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came for the evening ration, and stiH
the expected supply had failed to
arrive This was trouble The boys
had been known to take short ra.
lions OF beans and bacon without
grumb3ing, but TO do without whisky
was another thing. Row over to the
flagship and borrow whisky enough
for the evening ration was the or
der given me- So with our great
tin can IN the stern OF our boat and
$four men to row, started for the
The commodore's vessel, the Black
HAWK.
AS we came alongside her In the
dusk, she doomed mp high above o.s<
heads; and. glancing up We found
ourselves directly under the saysre
muzzie Of q monster cannon. The
load OF whisky was readily granted.
and soon our can was filed and low
cred carefully into the boat. Aa ]
dropped to my place and gave the
order to pull away. from the deck Of
the Black Hawk. high overhead oa1ne
, voice: Young mani
L looked up There gazing Down
Ne me, with reduce In his eyes,
stood the commodore of thu feet.
Commodore Fooke. I saluted
Young man. what have YOU pos
IN that cant?
Whisky, SIR
I thought so;' then. a7er a
pause: Young mani
II saluted again.
Look up here I looked. i
What do you seer =:
"a cannon. sir
What doeS that cannon mennY
"Now this questioning made me
decidedly uncomfortable, and ]
scarcely knew how TO reply; but
those eyes demanded an answer. 'r>
means death and destruction, ear,' ]
ventured.
HE bent down over the guard rail
and stretched out one foreflnrer to
award the can IN my boat as II he
were taking aim at t.; while with
the other he pointed to the cannon's
mouth directly over my head. 'Youne
man, this cannon here does mean
death and destruction It discharges
shot that welghs g pounds. Yet
You, in that can OF whisky there. are
carrying more death and destruction
70 our own soldier boys than this
big gun Will ever carry to ANYBODY
Il waited. That's ALL said the
commodore; remember it.
II saluted again, and we rowed
away. But I remembered It. / was
only a boy then. but many . time
IN the years that followed I remem.
bered the true words our Oommo-
dore spoke that day. For 6aw
SCORES of eur boys-young. strong
and splendid fellows they were, clean
In heart and life when they marched
away to war; saw them come
home, untouched by ball or bullet,
yet so SCARED in soul and cursed In
character that their after lives we've
more sorrowful than were the early
deaths of their young comrades wig
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without an occuparIon.
"Goin' fishin'?"
mo; the fish jerk the line so, 10 al
ways wakes me up"
"Plowin'T'
Cant rye Just Joined the church
an can't tackle a mule without swear-
ing"
We'll what have you got in sight,
then?"
"Nuthin' tall. Done lost my spec
tacles."-Atlanta Constitution
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do who oAanot rule his own appe-
tts b united to run his noiShbor's
stR@irA --R ma Horn
NONDRINKERS BEST FIGHTERS
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what the BOer War Has sA.vn ..
to EHecs OF sDiritusus Drinks
on the battFeasId.
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1t is known that the sturdy prsai.
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Tea dra como IS sf10s y es hom
bre alto, fuerte, avezado & Las gue-
rrillSs y guerra de montsnas. Actual
mente manda un ejsrcito de 5000
hombres en- Oriente y sus COrr9riss,
& juzgar por las noticiss, llamsn Ia
atenci6n de los vieios guerrilleros
del pals. Batslla es puertorriquefo,
nacido en- Caguas donde reside su ia
milia. Els hombre de gran presenciA
de Amino y que psrece hallarse a sus
anchas frerte al enemjgo. Tendra
unos SOL snos de edtd y es de cara
ter slegre, decidor, y hombre de bue
mas costumbres, que goza de muchG
popularidad en- la republica. Geo
en- Veuezuela una familia distingGida
que reside en- Caracas. Fn6 prota
gonista de IN episodio digno de refe-
1irse. Hall&ndose ur& noche en- Fl
Llano, despert6se sdbitamente eau
SO del dolor producido per Ia morde-
dura de una <cascabel Desepera-
ba de tod& salvaci6n, cuandO epare-
clio providenciRlmente un indios y
mientras BAtalla Sc retOrcia en- un
verdadero p&roxismo, ell indiO, aEmA
do de un cuchilO, le cort6 IN trCz)
de carne del pie herido. Batalla su-
fir 6 Ia mutilsci6n y grasiss q Is ines
perada presencia del indiO, salv6se
de Ia mortal sgreci6n de IL serpiente.
BatallR es RdemAs, un tactico deg
pericia y uno de los mas importa1tes 8
jefes de Ia revoluci6n.
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Los que en- Venezuela
PELEAN.
HOmbreS de la reVOluCi6n.
Tn GpiSOdiO lOV0leSCO.

Con objeto de que los fAvorece-
dores 6e La correspondence former
idea exs eta de las circunstar Gas
pcrque Venezuela pAsS y de los hom-
bres q. estAn> >al frente de 10 guerra en-
aquella rep 6blics, p1blicamos & con-
tipuacion algunos datos persOnaIes
relatives les caudillOs que nos hA-
blan los cables de hoy.
El general Montenegro es hom-
bre que frisS en- 40 nos, de energico
caracter y probAda Aud&cia. E'
sgricultor, simpaticO, y PERSONAL
dad valios& en- IL cUlturR del pals.
Sobrek ali6 por su vslor durar te la
revoluci6n legslists de 1892, en- Gu
70 pert do luch6 vapguardia del
ejercito revolucionario, primero en-
Z,mora y en- Csr&bobo deepues, has
ta Su triurfal entr&da en- Cara
cas-.
MonsgAs descierde de los he
roes de Ia Independents. Un her.
mano de su padre fu6 Ell autor del
de@reto aboliendo Ia ekclAvitud en-
Venezuela. Ultimsmente, harA CO
mo un mes, fo6 huesped de il is!a
residiendo en- un hotel de San Juan.
Desde aquf EMBARGO psra Trinidad
uni6ndCse allf con Mstos lee de1
de Ia actual revoluCion.
Rolando fac duranteSla presiden
ciado de Ctespo, presidente del Esta
de ;Bermudez. Luego, con AndrA-
de, fu6 tRmbien presidente del Esta"
do de Bolivar Els hombre de
mucho p1 estigio en- o iente y su habi
tual ocupaci6n Ia de farmsc6ut.co'
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exigirle ell puntual cumplimiento con
Ell So6cr0m0, entire cuya masa, dicho
sea de psso, Sc contAba el como Ell
mas Cberanamente preoc upado; y
ell concurso que vjgilaba estas subj
dns bSjAdas del personajo, acSho
Dor deiarse invadir tambien pOr Ia
misma febril ansiedad de p r
cuantO antes.
Y las 8 y cuArtc; y Ia medis; y
los tres cu&rtoe; y el tren Allf, Qnie,
to, estGpidAmente quieto, no dando
otra mues'rA de movimiento y de vi
da que la respiration ruidosa y Ca
liente de su m&quin& y alguno que
otro embustero pitazo anunciador de
una salidA pr6xima que nuncS IIega'
ba.
Las nueve al fin. Los 6mbolos
despiertar, las exc&ntricas hacen
su papel y las ruedas empiezan q
girsr lentAmente sc bre los carri-
les.........,U Un jubilCso goito ge'
neral.
.....E! tren marchaba. .silen'
clio despdes. Ed seguidA un f f)rmida-
BILE y espantoso trueno. Tan sonoro
y terribls como los que 50 hAbian
cuchado en- Ia msf1ana. ,.... Ellos
son.. Ahf estAn.... Ets cierto
el rumor: aQuel!o solo pcdra ser eI
primer canonazo de Ia segunda tene
br0sa etapa.
i...,... Il Ia inimitable plu-
ma de Zc]a serla impotente para re-
presentar 10 que entire squel tumul-
to de los coch9s sconteciera al eScu-
charse la estrepidCsa detonaci6n...'
.......,....... -
DE donde p&rti6? dDa donde?
va So 10 dijo al dis siguiente, en- Rio
Piedrae, muy de manans, sl 1nclito
rcportcr Guindalejo al Sr. Monz6n
ST no ju6 mas que un fotutaso
que Sc Gallo por Ia popa al elsa
bel II,...... .....,iaombre!
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HGA
DE LOS
FERRO-- O--OARRILES DE PTO-RICO

La Companfa de los Ferrocarriles de
Puerto Rico pone en- conocimiento del pdbli-
co muy particularmente de los hacendados
y duenos de fabrioa, que, habiendo montado
en- sus talleres de Santurce maquinaria per-
feccionada, Sc encuentra en- condolences de
hacer toda clase de reparaciones de pleas de
maquina as1 como de nueva construction con
prontitud y esmero
Tambi6n dispone de una fundioi6n mo-
delo provista de aparatos modernos perfec-
cionadoS que le permlten fundir dentrO de
las 48 horas aquellas pleas que SO necesiten
con urgencia.
Pueden remitirse gratuitamente por fe
rrocarril todas las pleas de maquina que
hayan de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducidos.
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Periodic electoral en- FranCla.

Mucho interes despiertan en- Ell
mundo De Ia politics las pr6ximss
elecciones en- Ff&nci&. Tendr&n lu-
gar en- 27 del actual Con- excep
ci6n de Suiza, FrAncia es la 6uica
repdblica de Europa y despu6s de
E tados Unidos, Ia mas grsnda del
mundo. La Camara de diput&dos
tiane 585 miembros, taniendo go Ia
C&mara de los Comures de l. glate-
IRA 357. IL Casa de les EstsdOs
Unidos, Esta Ultima tendra, sinem-
barge, desde sl pr6ximo Novlembre
1856. Adelante, los hombres de bue-
na voluntRd!
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P0RT0-R1CO RAILROAD COMPANY

The Porto Rico Railroad Company beg
to inform the proprietors of factories and su-
gar estates that they are placing themselves
at their disposal to perform in their workshops
all the work of repairing and construction.
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
cisi6n. A model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed. The railroad itself cantake
all the parts to the workshops, which saves
the cost of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad lines
will be granted to our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
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DENUNCIA.

Ell g1ardia Soto denuncis q
Ma, garitn Garcia Maria Diaz y Ms
1fa Rodriguez, por andar por las
Gales y q Felipa Villanueva y Els
tebsnia, MaldonAdo por tsner las
puertag de 50 cuarto abiertas.
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cGAo, en- % Tomos.
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La Revolution Religiosa. poi i. CASTELAR,,
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Historic de los Griegos, por Victor Du
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Las Razas Humans, por Federico Ratzel,
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Historia de los Romanos. por Victor Du-
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Obras completes de Mariana Jose de La
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l Tomo.
Poetas Llricos Gregos, Tomo.
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