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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-06
NEW FOR
WI TING FANG

PEKING, October 2s.-An edlct has
been issued appointing Minister WI
Ting Fang to succeed Sheng as commis-
sioner of the new commercial treaties
organization. Sheng resigned this or
fee to bury his father, who died last
Friday. and to perform other filial du-
ties.
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MEETING.

THE EXPOSITION ASSOCIATION
of Hawaii will meet at the room of the
Chamber of Commerce, Hackfeld Build
ing, on Thursday, November 9Th. at 10
O'Clock a. m.
A full attendance of members is re-
quested.
ss1s Secretary.
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AUTHORITY
NOTICE.

From and after the first day OF
November, 1902, the new road at Wal
Iupe and Niu win be opened to traffic.
and a section of the old road will be
closed.
By order of the Supt. OF Public Works.
CHARLES B. DWIGHT,
e314 Road Supervisor, Honolulu.
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MEETING NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL AND THE AID
journed quarterly meetings of the stock
holders of the Pacific Hardware Co,
Ltd. will be held at the office of the B.
r. Dillingham; Co, Ltd, Stangenwald
Building, on Tuesday, November 18th,
100, at 8 o'clock p. m. Election OF Of
ficers.
JAS. GORDON SPENCER.
Secretary.
Honolulu. November 4th, 1902. Ss1s
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GOVERNOR DOLE
MAKES MANY RE-
CONCENTRATIONS
(continued from page ID

custom house. and post-oflce be erected
in Hiie:
That light houses be erected at Homo
ula haroor Oahu, Makapuu Point,
Oahu, Kahului, Maui, Ouna, Kailua,
Kawaihae. and Mahukona, Hawaii; and
k-alaeekalaaus Molokai; and that the
Federal Government assume the man
agement of all Hawaiian lighthouses;
That the Federal Government assume
the care of all Hawaiian harbors and
the work of improving the same;
That a breakwater be c~c-structed
Hilo harbor, Hawaii;
That the Hawaiian silver coins be
received in exchange for United States
silver coins Of like respective denom-
nations;
That a limited immigration of Chi
nese laborers be permitted, conditioned
upon their engaging in agricultural
work for hire only during their stay in
the Territory and subject to deporta-
ton at their own expense upon their
ceasing to do so;
That legislation be enacted placing
in the executive Of the Territory
authority to dispose of the waters be-
longing to the public lands, by lease or
license;
That Section so of the "act to provide
a government for the Territory of Ha-
wall" be amended so that the governor
may suspend any officer in regard to
the removal of whom the advice and
consent of the Senate is necessary, UNI
til the next succeeding session of the
Senate, and may, except in case Of the
auditor, appoint a person to fill the
office in question pro tenn until the
matter of the removal of the suspended
officer is settled. or may remove any
of such officers.
ESTIMATES FOR APPROPRIATIONS.
LIGHTHOUSES.
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MEETING NOTICE.
HAWAIIAN AUTOMOBILE COM
PANY, LTD.

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Ha-
waiian Automobile Co., Ltd, held at
the office Of Castle & Cooke, Ltd, In
Honolulu, on Thursday, Nov. 9Th, 1907,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF
considering the matter Of winding up,
dissolving and disincorporating the cor
poration.
W. n. HOOGs,
Secretary, Hawaiian Automobile Com
pany, Ltd. Gz9S
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
at the annual meeting of the share
holders of the Onomea Sugar Company,
held this day, the following named Of
ficers were duly elected to serva for
the ensuing year:
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Co.PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned, Hattie x. Bailey, S. L
Horner and John Schlief, all of Homo
lulu, Island of Oahu, have entered into
Co-partnership for the purpose of man
ufacturing Soda Water, Mineral Wa
tiers, Extracts, etc, under the name Of
Star Soda Works Co.." place of bust
ness to be in Honolulu, Island of Oahu.
HATTIE K. BAILEY,
S. L. HORNER,
JOHN SCHLIEF.
Honolulu, Sept. 90, 1902. c3u
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

at the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Wanuku Sugar Company,
held this day, the following named Of
ficers were duly elected to serve for
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NOTICE
ANNUAL MEETING WILDER'S
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF WILL
der's Steamship Company will take
place at it's office in this city on Monday
morning. at 10 o'clock, November nth.
1902.
S. B. ROSE,
Secretary.
Honolulu. November srd. 1902. 6S16
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

HENRY WRIGHT. GENERAL
blacksmith has removed from Fort
Street to Kekuanaoa Street, one block
directly in the rear OF former location,
and rear Of Lucas Mil.
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P. C. Jones, q.............. President
C. M. Cooke, Esq........V ice-Presiderft
o. NJ. Vesper. Esq....2nd Vice-President
Geo. H. Robertson, Esq........T Treasurer
E. F. Bishop, Secretary
A. P. WEIGH, Assistant Treasurer
Geo. r. Carter, Director
Ed. POLITE, Director
T. r. Robinson, Auditor
w. w. NORTH,
Secretary pro tenn. !
Honolulu. November Est. 1902. 6315
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fi2E LOSS SALE
Auction !
NOV. 13. 1902,

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. n,
AND CONTINUING EACH DAY
THEREAFTER UNTIL SOLD.
At the UNION FEED CO.'S OLD
WAREHOUSE on Halekauwila Street,
near Alakea Street. opposite Hawaiian
Electric Light works. I will sell by or
der OF the
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EIr. Wright Is prepared to do all kinds
of ships blacksmithins and carriage
and wagon work. eSlA
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Honolulu H6Tbor. Oahu ........S 1000
Makapuu Point, Oahu :. ,....... 10, 600
Kahului, Maui !. ............. 90, 900
Ouna, Hawaii :. 10, 900
Kailua. Hawaii :. .............. 5000
Kawaihae, Hawaii =. ............ 5000
Mahukena, Hawaii {. /. ........... 5000
K-alaeokalaau, Molokai !. !. ........ 5000
Maintenance of lighthouses 49,. $4,000
HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS.
Expense of widening channel.
Honolulu Harbor, and dredg-
ing channel entrance and har-
Dor to a depth of 80 feet low
water tthis item is in accord
with United States War De-
partment estimate) /. f. .......s250,0 900
Maintenance of buoys >. ........ 5000
New buoys d. {. 1900
CONSTRUCTION of breakwater at
Hilo :. $50, 900
NEW BUILDINGS.
Hilo post-office :. .-.... l6,ooO
Hilo custom-house .-.......... 5000
Total =. ....................s1,1 100000
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6316
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-01-14
y. ION I5iii Cut Dow n

Washington, gan. 11.--At the open
Ing of the session of the hGESe, yester-
day Mt. Barney of Wisconsin. from the
committee on appropriations, reported
a pension bill and gave notice that ne
would call Is up MONDAY after the dis.
posal OF tho District ofiColirnbia busi-
ness. The. house then went into com
mittee OF the whole and took ~ colt.
siderat!Qu OF the bill to create perwa
nent eeasus Office. ..naa
THE pension appi ealri5dtesf bin re-
ported &c the house carries $3.50 1920
agaiaest SIS 40, $50 appropriated last
YeaNs - ~ ~ =. s-t-.-.
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The. seventeen Year T.ucrst

Austin, Tan. S.-The agricultural de-
partmrnt OF West Virginia has issued
a bulletin Of much interest to fruit
growers in shat state and, which may
be Of some Importance to Texas fruit
growers The bulletin warns the fruit
growers that there may be great loss.
es in the orchards in May and June
OF this year because it is the time for
the swarm of the "periOdical circle
or seventcCn-year locust. This pest
appeared in the greatest and most
promising fruit growing districts OF
West VIRGINIA in 1885. The bulletin
warns ho.ticulturists against the plant
ing Of trees in fields that were in for.
est or orchards in that year. 1t states
that the best time to Plant will be in
the fall Of this year and the follow.
ing spring.
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Columbia. S. c.. Ian. S.-Thc profits
derived from the South Carolina dis
pensary system have reached the min
imum figures predicted by Senator
Tillnan when ne made the campaign
in favor OF the state monopoly OF the
liquor business. He then s,rid that
tho disDonsarY profits would reach
from 100000 to 81 600 900 a year.
The annual report Of the S ate board
Of directors shows that purchases OF
liquor during The year amounted to
81 ,Gf7,913, and the gross sizes, inclu4-
ing beer by beer dispensers. were
So ,"@& ,GE1. The net profit to the state
school fund is $l2O.952, white the profit
to counties and towns, divided equally,
is $+2+,2&3- The total act profit is
&E2A "tS
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|. FUN EAl.AREA.
(ssEIiIL-LI-S AND
The Best Prescription Is Grove IS
TaSteleSS Chill Tonic.
The Formula rs Plainly Printed on Every Bottle
So That the People May Know Just
What They Are Taking.

Gm!tators do advertise their formula
knowing that you would not buy their medi-
cine it you knew what it contained. Groves
contains Iron and Quinine put up in correct
proportions and is in Tasteless form. The
Iron acts tonic while the Ouinine drives
the malaria of the system. Ar reliabIe
Druggist will tell you that Groves is the
original and that all other so-called ssTaste-
less" chill tones limitations. An analysis
=: other chill tones shows that Groves is
hyperion. to all others in every respect. You
rot experimenting when you take Grove's-its
rs superiority and excellence having long beet.
established Grove'sis the onfy Chill Cure sold
Throughout the entire malarial sections of the
United States No Cure, No Pay Price, soc.
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Kew IeGAL cUto nor.
% Ds.ls,s. sAe.sr..,. ..A..,.., :. ,r-...

$50 Assssacs AeS0fWUSS stAestoeitn ErDAe.
cutting Trn.s Gases.
Austin, Jan. San Interesting mo.
ton Involving the legal question as
TO whether district attorney Is en-
titled TO represent the state in anti
trust suits for penalties. to the exclu-
sion Of the attorney general. was ar
gued In the district court here Mon
day. The motion was made by District
Attor ney Warren Moore. who con-
tended that he is given authority I'M
der the law to represent the state to
the exclusion of the attorney general
trict court here against the Master
Plum bers association and the com
press companies, which were insti-
tuted by Attorney General Bell Mr.
Moore based his contention on the de-
cision in the case of State of Texas
court held that the district attorney
was entitled to represent the state
when suit was brought against tax col
lectors.
The attorney general opposed the mo-
ton in behalf of the state. He took
the position in his argument that the
attorney general is entitled to repre-
sent the state in such cases to the
exclusion OF the district attorney.
The law provides that suits brought
to forfeit charters shall be prosecuted
exclusively by the attorney general,
but the district attorney insists that
n a MI Y,-$ 90
compress companies are for penalties
in addition to forfeiture of charter,
they should be given charge OF the
prosecution and be entitled to the law
full fee of % per cent of all penalties
collected
Judge Morris has the matter under
Amusement.
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SUCCESSFULLY DOCKED.
Bnttls~hiP Illinois on the New Floating
Dock n Ns,X Orleans
Floating

Bnttls~iliP Illinois the New Floating
Dock at New Orleans.
New Orleans, Jan. S.--The battleshiI
Illinois rests in the New Orleans
floating dry dock and will have her bot
tom scraped and be put pack into tn
water about Friday. The Illinois
the largest vessel ever docksd by
floating dry dock.
The battleship was lowed into the
dock. and the entire process Of dock
ing occupied one hour and ffty-seven
minutes which was far in excess of the
minimum contract limit of three hours
The structure was submerged 46 IL
feet, with IS feet above the keeeI
blocks. The Illinois drew % feet for
ward AID 1-2 feet art and had am
pie room and water.
Tie test was witnessed by the naval
board Of examiners, Congressman
Hcye", Mayor Capdev!lle and others
CAPTAIN Converse, president Of the
naval board said that as commander
Of the Illinois, the docking was very
satisfactory, but as president of the
naval board he had nothing to say.
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Tie pr6hi4,ftitn 5its Or 1Iacogfoches
county, Tex Have decided to make u
hight FOR En- election 20 dc1hrmiae
whether prohibition shall prevail over
the entire county.
Nearafafs4na.F Okla, Mrs: Aaron
Bibbs, aged 80, was killed by being
struck puS 're"h gayEby one Of the tim
bers or '',ttcliering scaffold, which
gave way. u17dhr The weight of a beef.
George tausfora, dyed &c. was shot
to death near, G9ldthwatte, Tex, by.
claims That he had TO KIN Lhnkfor ,
who had come TO his house seekin.s
trouble. --.....--...--.------- Inn N.
John Mccain, q Colorado City; plams
beri ieTezcds by drink, cut his throat
and jnraa9A from n. second story'twin,
dow IN the Brunswick block, at Colo,
RADIO Springs, Colo.
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leading Republicans in the state Gov
erhor-Eicct A, p. Cummins presided.
Governor Shaw. who responded to
the toast The Secretary OF the Trea-
sury," said in part:
Concerning policy. | have nothing
to say. Theoretically, am told there
is little for the secretary OF the treas
ury to do. The work Is so systema
tized as to be mostly performed by
subordfnates. Unfortunately, how
ever, almost anything is liable to come
before him for ultimate determine
ton, and in practice, he has many and
as diversified questions to decide as
the average man cares to consider.
IN other words, tho treasury depart
ment is the bloody angle OF an ad-
mfnstration."
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Tfa;a Load ~f Hoisi---- - .

D.:i*nn. Tex. Jaw. Il.---W'h-n the
Katy liver from the north pulled into
the unicn depot "Wednesday night il
hro"a'.t in eight passenger coaches
c%nrrsN mail and baggage cars. the
laIn">' overland train that has arrived
in p"n,ron for many months, The"
were -NN passengers on the flyer. near.
ly all of whrm were home seekers
from all p>'ts Of the world This az
Grcsation uf forclsn~rs VIII be distrih,
uted to al E4rtS OF l'">aG.
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Austin. Jan. &.-Thos First National
bank of austin is just four days ahead
OF its contract with the state. The
bank Monday paid &5T .921.29 into the
state treasury. as tbs first payment liz
returning the %337,400 which was on
deposit there when the bank failed
The cOntrac1 did not call far the first
payment until Jaa. 10.
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Galveston. Tan. lin thr course Of
a short time a1} the tra%f# OF the Santa
Fee VIII l,~ laId with r. bound steel
rails List year co mites OF now
heavy rails were ta:d, and tho good
work viii b. continued this year
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. Vernon, Tex Jan. Iii. D 5Iagier.
the promoter Of tnc Cutt1n ~ min 1t
this rf~"c.. nvs the cntilc stock # 500
Geo has h~o- Subscribed WofK wiz be
coySakn enCed at caCe --
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eCE pr.G u y q i ssHAw.

HeSA~e-stsxrNA $he t..~-Wry kpu1seA
=. :" ya .s'--@, y. : E.. ,st..-.,. ..
Shaw was gfven ai;publie reception
Thursday evening By the Grant club.
in honor Of his elevation to the secrs-
tArysnip OF tbs United States treasury.
The reception wae followed By IA ban
guests. which included nearly all tho
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-25
UPWARD AAD ONWARD.

Tonight San Francisco will be the center of interest for the grandest, most civilized and most Christian country on the face of the globe. There two of natures noblemen, improved by care full training, are to try to do" each other, and the 'go" is warranted to be lon the level" thus differing from some other goes" that have attracted the attention of the good and the great. The usual talk has preceded the event. full day, or night. Each man is pre- pared to make the fight of his life, and each is going to lick the other. Much money has been bet on the fighters, and there are many who know just what is going to happen. For instance, an astrologer in our neighbor State Rhode Island has been star-gazing, and he finds that Fitzsimmons will be the first to draw blood, that he will have the strength of an OK, that the fight will probably end in the eighth round, and that it will end in the defeat of Jeffries. On the other hand. many who are not star-gazers, but are looking down, with l undertakes in their hands, have put their faith and their money on Jeffries. Time will tell who is who, but it may not tell all the secrets of the affair."
 This office will be open all night, and we shall be glad to give information to all interested in the upward and onward movement of the world as illustrated in the prize ring at San Francisco.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-25

the royal plate, including services for every function, is over $800O, ,00O. To pay it's yearly household expenses about half a million dollars is necessary.
 To return to the state dinner: There are three servants to six guests-one to pass the food. one to take away the empty dishes and one to go for the food. Each royalty has his or her own servant. The King is always waited on by the same footman and he is always served first: the Queen has her special servitor.
 The menus are printed on beautiful cards, surmounted by the royal arms, and with a picture of Windsor Castle, Buckingham Palace. or whichever royal residence my be the scene of the func- tion. The menu ;s headed, Their Ma jesties' Dinner;" this is followed by the date, and after that the French name of the various dishes. The usual order is two kinds of soups, two kinds of fish; in fact, two kinds of each course. with three different desserts and a side table of various cold meats. King Ed ward drinks but little wine; nor are long menus popular, an hour at most being the limit of the dinner.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-25
EISY.

Church-"Is it easy to fall into the
 New York ways?" Gotham-"Oh, yes;
 the subways. ."-Yonkers Statesman.
 Jolly!-"Oh, papa, We have a new
 game! We are playing baby is bank and we've put in seventy-five cents al-
 ready."-Life.
 No Cause for JeaIousy.-He-"Your
 dog seems to be jealous of me-" She Oh, he won't be-as soon as he
 knows you etter"-Judge. A Slight Misunderstanding Bell
 Don't you think Sousa is a great con- ductor <" Nell-"I don't ever remember
 riding on his r."-Detroit Free Press.
 Quite True-Hewitt-''I is worry, not work, that kills" Jewett-"That's so; especially when a fellow worries to death because he cannot get work. "-
 Brooklyn Life.
 Belle-"He has money, you know"
 Emma-"Yes, I appreciate that fact; but how am to live happily with a
 man who is my inferior?" Don't let
 him know it."-Life.
 Fussin at de worr En a-groanin' at yo' woes, 'Spose de devil had you Whar dey never turn de hose? Atlanta Constitution. Equivocal. -- Mrs. Blobbs - ''I quite
 thought you had forgotten us, Miss
 Gusher." Mis- Gusher-"Well, have a
 bad memory for faces as a rule, but l should not be likely to forget yours. '- Punch.
 "Ie must be put out of the way" said the feudal king But, your majesty" '"
 protested the lord high executioner, he is your first cousin" T know; but I prefer to have him my cousin once re- moved Philadelphia Record. "Old Brightly is pretty sharp, isn't he?" II don't consider it smartness,
 but low cunning; the lowest sort of cum ming" What do you mean by low cum
 ning?" "Oh that's the sort that nudges you in the ribs and winks at you know | ingIy."-Philadelph Press. Briggs-"Ive got a great idea. I'm
 going to invent an open street car in which all the seats are end seats" Griggs-"Don't you do it. It would be a dead failure It is the squeezed and sweltering people in the middle who make the end seats so delightful. "-Bos- ton Transcript.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-25
WHEN KING EDWARD DIMES.
The Most Splendid State Observed at
 the Royal Feasts.

The Most Splendid State Observed at the Royal Feasts.
 When King Edward and Queen Alex | andra give a state dinner, writes the ! London correspondent of the Pittsburg ! Leader, the following is the form of in- vitation:
 "The Lord Steward is commanded by
 the King and Queen to invite Mrs. Van
 derbilt to dinner Thursday, the 18th, at o'clock. Full dress.
 The guests assemble in the drawing
 rom, and there arrange themselves in l crescent to await their Majesties' en- l trance, which is made without an-
 nouncement With the ladies only is
 there handshaking ceremony. Guests | invited to a private dinner find their royal hosts in the drawing room to re- 1 ceive them. The guest of honor sits on l the Kings right hand and the royal 1 family on the left.
 l The precedence at state dinners Is as | follows: Foreign Ambassadors take precedence. of English nobles; arch- l bishops rank with dukes; bishops with | earls; foreign counts and barons take | no precedence, but rank with English barons or great landed proprietors; l and in entitled precedence an earls I grandson or near relatives of the aris- 1 tocracy precede the squires or country l gentlemen; next come wives of country l gentlemen of no profession; then bar l risters and their wives, naval officers and their wives. military men and their wives. Physicians are ranked in the
 royal household as next to baronets. At | private dinners usually some members of the royal household are present the | royal household numbers about 200 | There is no race prejudice in Eng l land, and had not King Edward issued l a decree to the effect that widows of
 peers who had married commoners had forfeited thereby prerogatives as 1 peeresses of the realm there would have | appeared among the latter at Westmin- ster Abbey on coronation day a negress of the Hottentot type. for the widow of l the Earl of Stamford has lately married
 a Boer.
 On state occasions there is splendid display of silver and gold, crystal and l fine porcelain being more in evidence at private dinners. The dishes which the | funkies carry about must he daftly bal
 anced on three fingers. One dinner set
 of pure gold will dine 130 guests; in an-
 other set there are 400 silver plates | The sideboard is decorated with lot of | golden trophies. some captured from | the Spanish Armada; on the walls of ] the banquetting room of Buckingham
 Palace are displayed many gold shields, | mounted on scarlet: peacock of precious stones, valued at $tO0, ,0oO; a tigers head with a solid gold tongue l and diamonds for teeth. The value of