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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-10-01
LOUIS M'GREW
HAD THE CHOLERA
Came Out OF the Hospital
at Manila a Well
Man.

MANILA, August 27.-'Loui" Nc
Grew, than whom no man is better
known in Manila, came out of the chol-
era hospital yesterday morning. He
speaks in extravagant terms about the
excellent treatment given. to all in
mates. DR. Bindley and his two assist
ants and last but not least, the Sisters
Of Charity, in attendance. are, to quote
'Loui," the finest people on the earth
and have made his span of life to last
the longer. The Rev. Father McKin-
non is a daily visitor at the hospital
and his kindly words, his Christian
love for his fellow countrymen, whether
of his faith or not, entities him to a
niche in the hearts of all Americans in
the islands, be they Catholic or Prot
estant.
(Louis McGrew is a son of DR.. Nc.
Grew. DR.. Lindley was also a forr.eI
resident here.)
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An old Time sta pc star.

Among the through passengers on the
steamer Sierra from Australia yester-
day was George Rignold, an actor
manager who is well known in England
and America, and who is now on his
way home to England after most sue
cessful tour of Australia. Mr.. Rignold
many years ago was known as the
handsomest actor on the stage in
America and created a sensation in
New York by his remarkable produc-
tions of Shakespearean plays. But he
is now better known in England and
in the colonies than in the United
States
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pick it up again after the storm en-
failing big delay in the work but the
Anglia made reputation by not doing
this. Her officers eabled to the shore
station that they were in a cyclone and
might have to cut the cable but finally
decided not to do 1t and successfully
weathered the storm.
The Anglia is commanded by Captain
Leach. The other officers are, first, G.
A. Boyd; second officer, F. G, Collard;
third officer, N. Afford and fourth Off
Ger, Van Berg. Mr. Newton is the navi-
eating officer. Mr. Pinkerton is the
electrician in charge of the work on the
vessel. Mr.. Clifford is his assistant.
Mr.. Rendell is chief engineer. Three of
the staff for the Tanning Island station
are on board the vessel as passengers.
DR.. Wylie is the vessels Surgeon.
The men on the Anglia are cricket
enthusiasts and the officers say that
they can put up a fine team. They are
desirous of playing local combination
and it may be possible 10 arrange a
game for Saturday. The vessel will
probably be here for ten days.
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STREET CAR DEAL.
WILL BE CLOSED
MolIer Goes TO the Cable End
to conslt With
Principals.

Details of the deal whereby the
Hawaiian Tramways Company will be
sold out to the Rapid Transit Company
will be completed in San Francisco.
After three weeks here Mr.. C. Moller,
attorney for the London owners of the
system, left yesterday in the Sierra and
as the same ship bore the representa-
tives of Rollins & Company. the bank
ers who have handled the bonds of the
Rapid Transit Company heretofore, all
the parties to the consummation of the
deal will be in touch with London by
cable. Immediately they arrive at San
Francisco.
Mr.. Moller said at the ship yester-
day afternoon: Everything is pro-
crossing finely and I expect that the
final action will be taken very soon.
have had one message from the home
office but I find that it viii be better
that I get in close communication with
the London office. so I am going to San
Francisco for that purpose I believe
there will be no hitch on the question
OF the purchase of the Tramways by
the Rapid Transit. The terms have
been arranged and there remains only
the details which viii all be adjusted
at San Francisco. I may return with
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are fine promenade decks and
many things tending to the comfort of
those aboard the vessel that one would
only expect to find aboard a million
aires steam yacht.
Down in the hold there are four large
tanks filled with cable. Water is also
placed in these tanks and the cable in
them is connected in such way with
the testing room chat it can be thor
oughly tested several times a day.
During the voyage from London flaw
was located in a portion of the cable.
The testing machine showed that the
trouble was in the ninth mile. This
portion of the cable was taken out. The
flaw was located, cut out. and the cable
again spliced.
The Anglia has been employed as a
cable ship for four years and during
that time has had some exciting ex-
periences. In laying one cable she en-
countered a cyclone. 1t is usual in
such cases to cut the cable and then
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SIR ]. WARD WOULD BRING
BRITISH CABLE TO HONOLULU

WELLINGTON, September AT the
supper adjournment of the House Of
Representatives Sir ]. Ward, in reply
to Mr.. j. Allen, made a statement with
regard to the Pacific cable construction.
He said the colony had to bear one
ninth of the cost of construction and
one-ninth in the shape of deficiency of
revenue, which necessarily must occur
until the Pacific cable was completed
and in working order. We would re-
ceive one-ninth of the profits. if profit
were made after the cable was complet-
ed, and bear one-ninth of the losses if
the losses were made. He proposed to
ask the House this session to, make
provisions on the estimates for this
one-ninth. and also to ask the Legisla-
ture to give the colony power to take
share in bifurcating the Pacific cable
from Tanning Island to Honolulu. BY
doing this there would be an alterna-
OOOOOOOOOOOCo oOOOOOOOOOOOOO
in a short time, as L have had de-
lightfui visit"
From another source it was learned
that the house of Rollins had been au-
thorized by the directors of the Rapid
Transit Company to complete the de-
tails of the deal. There is no change in
the terms of the transfer, but accord
ing 20 the present outlook the matter
will be closed on the basis already
agreed upon by Mr.. Moller and the di-
reotors here.
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tive route to San Francisco, as against
the long-length Pacific cable from Fan
ming Island to Vancouver. BY doing
this we would make wise provision
against a breakdown on the long Pa
cific section he referred to. This we
would be able to get as regards our
one-ninth of the expenditure. which was
estimated at 100000. for about $50 coo,
and it would be an excellent thing for
the colony. He felt sure his proposals
were distinctly beneficial to the colony,
and felt sure they would be approved
by the House.
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chinery, cable buoys, and other things
aboard which will be used in laying the
final section of cable in the great ALI
red" line from England to Australia
and New Zealand, via Canada, Tanning
Island, Fiji, and Norfolk Island. She
comes here to meet the Colonia which
is now laying the cable between Vic
toria and Tanning and on the arrival
of the latter vessel win take on board
the staff which Goes the cable laying.
The Anglia was specially constructed
for cable work. She is a vessel of 1850
gross tons. Aside from interest in the
very fine way that the big vessel is
kept by her crew of hundred and
twelve men there are many other note
worthy things aboard of her. On deck
can be seen the machinery which is
used in cable work. There are many
machines which are only used in that
class of work. There is a room for
testing cable. There are fine quarters
for officers and workers The e
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Robinson to succsed Isenberg.

Governor Dole yesterday appointed
n P. Robinson to succeed Paul Isen-
berg as a member of the Board OF
Health. MIR. Isenberg resigned recent
" because Of his nomination to the
Senate by the Republicans. Mr.. Robin
son has already been commissioned and
will take his seat at today's meeting
of the Board of Health.
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A STEAMER looking more like
"a man-of-war than one engaged
a "a in commercial pursuits, or in
other words as clean looking
craft as ever entered Honolulu harbor,
arrived in port yesterday morning after
a fine passage from London. 1t WAS
the Pacific cable steamer Anglia. With
big wheels on her bow and more aft
for taking up and paying out cable the
vessel looked more like curiosity
craft than anything else. But when
one saw the polished decks, cleanly
painted steel and iron gear, and the
spotless woodwork of the steamer he
changed his mind. There was evident
ly somebody and something modern
aboard of her, and decidedly modern
at that
The Anglia has been less than sixty
days making the voyage from London,
via Port Said, Suez, Colombo, Singa-
pore, and Nagasaki. The steamer has
1928 tons of cable, cable laying ma
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A Treasure Shin.

SYDNEY, September 15.-The mail
steamer Sierra, which sailed today for
Auckland and San Francisco, has on
board e750,O00 in specie for America.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-28
FOREIGN BRIEFS.

ROME. Although It will not be orncloIlv
announced until the end of the week M,
announcement " Mgr Guldi AS ap~stoiic
oe'eSale NJ Manila Is considered assured
HAMBI RIG Tho Boerscnhaue announces
tAat the shipping firm Of A. q De Frrjtas
20, OF Hamburg is negotiating for the
PuFVntSt or tWenty-eight stcamsbins ~
Brazil """''Io'
BREST, France. The religious orders 20.
Gently expelled from Landaurau t'rarTo
nave discovered q decree dated ISIS ,yhirb
removes them from the scope of the as,n,
cations law and they have resumed 80
session Of their school. P'S'
p, NEW YORK. The bodies OF Charles 2
tair and Wife, who We're killed In an v ~, H.
noolle accident are stil here cables tbo
tdrls correspondent of the New YORK 4 M
ISah' Nothing can be learned ms 70 ~
New York. '"'ppeu 10
oo rIrhaAalSNFlELD, Ind Word has been re.
vvtnru from Everett Morgan and wife fnr-
merry residents Of Plainfeld. now ME- si iot
arcs at Cotoycl, Mexico that nativos ~,
that place have warned them thar NIL
they leave the city by September II ~
VIII be put 10 death '"e'
NJ DAGo,-As a result OF The efforrs NJ,
~. ~, Nv re Messiny, Chicago imDortprs
tions ""Ht INC benefit of direct trade rel9
~ Wlth tue exporters OF France save
lnc iflnune. heretofore they hnJ :, 80" ~
cIase almost entirely through agents ,5pd
commission houses in New York "uu
NbM NORK.--The Herald's cnnto t,
havana, Cuba. says Fifteen militia ION
q, rSu ,t as the governments expeudlturas
septn1 ,Naslohal budget which win be nrs
iuted 70 congress next month ana tha X
linnai income IS placed AT Sls0l5 ON -
Snine MS during the military .,,rvt,a tue
iNis provides a surplus OF ss,OoOJSO N''''n'
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THE PERMIT TO MILES.
Believed TO Indicate a Truce Between
lie and Roosevelt.
BUREAU CHIEFS WERE MUCH SURPRISED
Would Not Believe the Report and Were
Only Convinced When They Saw
Official Order,


Washington, August 27.-Much intercs. Is
manifest here as a result Of the presidents
action ia giving General Miles PERMISSION
10 make trip % Inspection to the Pulp
pines after having twice refused TO giant
such permission 10 hc army there eould
scarcely nc ans greater surprise than the
uc"s mat the president has seen NJ u
grant any request vi the general, esptctt.-
!! atltr II mas been 80 well understood
tnht General Miles would never proceed 10
mehlla unaer any permission pr lustruc-
.IoiiS OF tue prCsldVnf \, army heJduu1r-
ters ana among the fen of tAr bureau
chleis at the war department II was not
DelleVed that the president could nave 50
reversed his former attitude toward Gen
eral Miles, ana until tle official nu.ice was
PoSteu Inc report was given little Ctrienca.
me mere fact that General Miles Is @ulu-
TO the Philippines has uttie significance
compared TO the implied catching up OF
the ulnercnces which have existed between
the president and the general since his iu-
tervlew ON the Schley ucport. Two weeks
ago the general was reported 10 uc visit
ing near oyster Bay with some influential
New YORK friends Who are close socially
with the president and relatives OF MI.
Miles. Nothing was SAID about "A call AZ
Sagdlnorc hin, uut an imp, ssiou j. he'll
IN army circles that the president s0.t,utd
10 the request OF Miles lricuds for icntnt
treatment ANA decided to authorize inc
VISIT TO the Philippines.
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not Deen interfered with in mn = n
WOMB nave beaten Irish T., 'ne spegial (

not been interfered with in -.
would hnve beaten Irish Iaa 'ue sperls nd
while the keenes have ~
oc, oi profitable starters in ,ha hsss nas
Hin9t not &c forgotten thnt NJ rage d
hauuch' notn directly and nSs SoAn q
uhNe Dig reprcs ntatIou m ,htesuy, vA
IN" nrst place. he intends IN sta ne post d
MY, Merry Reel by Mirthful. 4 ,r IN e'ai
, "n,Cn mas SHOWN fast lime In naa n
.no"sh shr has never been in ~, Won
pir,t"" hI ny recently acquired col, ~. n
irtr...' w ilIate of Penzance- ' y.
Ihrs- two are sure 10 rar,v iM Ne B'il
to!urs. In addition Madden Nil aaaa d
tlhgenl qualities OF Whitney ana lave Ave c'aa
it.sn Lad and Aceful. r. i ME- a'teAs
MEXICAN and {. Il, Elllsons sti,a,, -
Is training Irish Lad and ArsSn, Nv. We
NJ sou Irish Lad to Whitney ana ~, naA
1t was with the UNDERSTANDING tss, pu'!sl
even Of winning the Futurify hn ~. ~ Y
iiH'elNc Il certain percentage Of N, ssss
ne sam stipulation was mad. nv uss1.i
When be sold Mexican. Sklllful and Ia A.. W.
10 iat' nee II. Mnckay. lie only M !,
hat interest in Aceful. wv
Irish Lad viii carry 10 mounds !.
lmpost Tor the race. lie is by = lndam,.
AiroWglnss. ana has been n consI. ~,
successful colt ever since Nhltuey ~,
l)uryea bought him. Ills latest t,,nss,
was In the rich Saratoga sperial H,
that VIII nC rem m0crrd whom Tho ea,a,,
begins Several LAYERS said v.sterd.r - l.
irish Lad would no' ouon IN var ~ " va -,
states bccausc Of his w.iphf bnt NJ. y. ~
price would be- held down tioh, 49, Ne "
il he does not SHOW any s,gns =, i sMns.s
between now and nosf linn js go, ,ana -
another n,,nlir ,.ho;.. tia T snt 10y, - y
Miltbfu,- Dondrinn his los, a ins wv, =
being \ s,narb .i,.,tr IA ~ aisSl w, v
rcn ~, Jp,,t,4'E w. tue Tis,WW pro-,
10 a. pi's" '"n peacn oSlilli vi
w., u, Ia. M -, naNv noth weaigSl
,oE. III "lH 10 WARRANT support fof 'Atn
I'll tne pluc,rlpoon e'ehi OF the year
On actual work tnrtmfh are ~ pfea!
very sWeH. on the CHANCES Of j. ?. kfR8
or Spc'HN coz. Holdell Maxim, ~ God4'
Gafier- MISS Max M At Sheepshesd By
On friuaF' with 10 pounds on bis biel
!uir yo.' C,9NefeJ the EUtutity distaae u
! ~ DO me TING was taken by ball 4
unE'h l'lhple checkers, who say ny
lhe Soll went ON ana finished Toe nile
caScu up ~ IA ON me strength o. tltt
nEuIcs' there IS no DOUBT that Coda
MAXIM VII he backed az price rs'ul
'Iosc 10 me 'uWtN lnoiatlon IN tne nls
NSh"' urlllpht WIN ne represenlA y
NllHI'h' ny HnSIlhGS Donna MA KY
rate ny Has ,t"ss-- ihes, ana po'snl
t,.lo - ~ w ny il"s.snE LII ". ",
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FAIR REMAINS REMOVED.
The Bodies of the Unfortunate Couple
Packed for Shipping.
MONT PELEE AGAIN IN ERUPTION
Gable Communication Having Been De
stroyed No Details Have Yet Been
Received

Paris. August 27.-rhe remains NJ Mr.
and Mrs Charles h. Fair, who were killed
In an automobile accident near EvrCauX.
were removed from the church of the Made
lelne ttright after It brief service hsid iu
the vault Of the church 10 the presence OF
dozcu persons. including Mr.. Gowly,
United States consul general here, ana Mr..
Ellis, manager u the Hotel Ritz, who has
mad -hlrea of the arrangements Tor thc 70
n.oval NJ :so "wains Tho bodies were
taken go ths freight sutlor Of tine West
crn railroad whore iAc collins worc ca.
closed m packing cases Mr. ellis refused
ire name 'hr port from which they uc to uc
shipped or the steamer which rs so take
t0.uI.
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1t is claimed ut Lyon headquarters at
Sherman that the State chairman has In
ttrurtcd Cor him Il clear majority OF the
delegates to the State convention.
4 good rain fen aorcss the northern por.
lion OF the state.
Mrs. r. G Chapman u Tloresyillc was
dlled by tie accidental discharge Of her
sons pistol.
General W II. Stacy will represent Texas
at the army mancuvers az Fort Riley Kan.
Lampnsas county VIII recognize Mr..
Rountrce as the democratic candidate for
senator In the Twentieth district
TWO new shoals have been found In the
gulf of Galveston
large number Of new charters were
filed with tho secretary Of state.
$ W. Smith believed to lie the oldest
editor in Texas, Is dead at MS home at
san Antonio.
Mrs. vogel mother Of the young lady
found dead ia q Beaumont hotel, asserts
that her daughter was murdered ana robbed
and the coroner Is inclined 10 agree with
her,
The work on the Buffalo shin channel IS
nearly year behind the contract tlme aud
viii require two more months TO complete
There will be gathering Of distinguished
oil magnntos az Beaumont TODAY.
Mr.. Corner Will Toe nominated today
Mucd care is being exercised in the y. 5p
aranon o. the platform
Hon :. Il. Cooper has been nominated for
a sixth term In congress
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Claah 49, cnns.al,lns

Hinton, w, Va August 81, Great excite
menl existed in the vicinity of Red Ash,
caused by constables moving strikers from
the compRny's houses About forty fami-
heS refused to yacate and when the con.
stables begun to remove their household
goods a rolley OF shots was fred at the
Drivers from the opposl,o side Of the river.
IAey returned the fire using winchestcrs.
II Is estimated that 500 shots were fired.
rhe shooting was all at long range and no
one ON the Red Ash side was hurt.
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opinion cf Justice q the Peace Brown and
Constable Johnson, who believe that 1t was
case Of murder On the other hand, MIR.
Frank +. Furloue the maua-c of cne
Oaks, made the following statement to she
Post correspondent this afternoon when 1t
was told him for the first time that there
was 2 conten.lon by ;hc officers that Il was
murder: Il is the sheercst folly to talk II
murder In this case. | am surprised mat
sensible men would THU; Of such a thing
when found the lady was turned face
downward and clntrhlng at the ends Of the
handkerchief around her neck. Her grasp
was SO strong and the crouchIng position
SO fixed that the finger nails actually cut
into the hands Then, too, we found today
twu boxes that had contained morphine
One Of them was purchased from Dunlap's
drug store and the other from the Opera
House drug store. Both boxes were empty.
The windows were open ana the rooms ad
Joining were all occupied, and any struggle
would certainly have been heard There
were rings on the fingers Of the dead wo
lnaB and there was bracelet on her arm
These were undisturbcd. There Is n pur
of ear rings and brooch that are missing
fui can not so far be accounted for.
thing these will either show up somewhere
where they have been sent or else they
win bc found murderer for robbery
would certainly have taken the jewclry
that was uudisturbcd, both IN the trunk,
where the watch was. aud ON her arm
but this was not done. / understand that
SHE was ina the habit OF seorciing her yalua-
hlrs RATHER than placing them In safety dc.
fH.,. IUt.I l44f g.. .irtli IN
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FOUND HIS AUNT.
Nephew OF Mrs. MoIlie Bailey Established
His Relationship

Mineral Wells. Texas, August 20. Charles
A Chandcr general yardmaster Of the
Texas and Pacific Mt New Orleans. arrived
IN this city last Saturday and viii remain
some time fer his health Yesterday Mrs
Molic Nailcy's show arrived IN town and
Mr.. Chandler remembered that In MS boy
hood days. when he was quite q chrd.
thirty-two years ago he had nm aunt Mol
lie Bailey. who was his mothers only sister
as dead But he concluded to invrstigatc
and find out who THE Noble Bailey is So
he went down to the camp. ana to his
great surprise and unspcakahlc Joy found
his long lost aunt Mrs Bailey says this
nephew Is the nearest relative she has ON
earth outside her own Immediate family,
thirty years and had almost rlven up In
despair Of ever finding him, The meeting
was most Affecting one.
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN VESSELS.
lSpccial to Tho rost.l

Key Wcst--Arrivcd; Lampasas tAm).
from New York aud sailed for Galveston.
Port Eads. La Arrived: jamaican tBr),
FROM London Via Liverpool; tughoat Mon
hArgcs of oil; Gwcnt (Norl. from Celba,
Sailed; David tAm), for Cctba: Proteus
lAmI for Now York; Costa Rican CBr.l,
tor Liverpool; san Juan tAmD. FOR Porto
hlcah ports; George Dumos (NorO. for
Puerto Nortez; utStc (Norl for Bluehelds
New York Sailed. Denver. for Calves
ton. Cleared: barge Southern on Com
panY OF New York No, 81 for Port Arthur.
Galveston.
CardiG,-sailcd: Istrar JBr), for Calves.
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ANSWER oF STEEL rRusr.
The Stock Conversion Plan Is Upheld I
the Attorneys.

The Stock Conversion Plan Is Upheld by
the Attorneys.
Trenton, n j., August 81. The Unltca
States Steel corporation today filed IN the
court Of chapcery an answer TO the amend.
cd bill OF complaint OF ], Aspinwau Hodge.
Bernard Smith ana William II. Curtiss 90
restrain tar nronoscd conversion Of 5000.
oW,ooV per cent preferred stock Into
s-VV,ooNooo per cent second mortgage
oonas Inc answer denies that the books
OF the corporation show Curiiss 10 be the
owner OF any stock Of the concern Smith.
u Is avened' did not own any stock 81
record until June "a, 1902. after the plan
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COMFY ISLAND FUTURITY.
The Rich Stake at sheepshead Next
Saturday.

Ill., ~ CO.. cl..,-I ~.
me WCn stake al oneepsheao Next
Saturday.
New York. August - The SGoOOO Fu.
twlty viii he run I'm Sbnensbcod Ro, now
saturday afternoon, the event being the
feature Of the opening day of the Concy Is
land Jockey clubs fan m,o,Ipg rur,,,or
are unanimous In the on,,ton ,n, u" - i n.,,
he the most Interesting uturity ever run.
in view of the great number of high.class
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SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
1cday's Weather.
noMEsTlc.

The Southern Methodist church VII raise
!. fnnd OF s5,oco,oco FOR aged preachers.
The presidents socOud day III Maine was
;rll Of interest, He delivered addresses
o. Watervilie and Bangor.
More troons have beeu ordered to he
anthracite coal region to preserve order.
trusts were discussed before the Ameri-
can Bn association at saratoga.
Results of the South Carolina democratic
primaries are stlll in doubt.