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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-11-28

The premises covered by said mort
gage and to be sold on said day or post
ponement of said sale, unless the
amount due with expenses of foreciOs-
ure shall be paid, are as follows
That certain leasehold of premises on
the easterly side of River street, mauka
of Kukui street, in Honolulu, Island of
Oahu, T. H., described or intended to
be described in a certain lease made by
John r. Gilliland to Hee Leong and
Hung You, dated Oct. 10, 1899, for a
term of twenty-five years from Nov. l.
1899, at a monthly rental of fifty dol
lars, which said lease was assigned to
Look Hop Co, co-partnership, by bill
of sale dated Nov. g. 1899, recorded in
book 1877, page 397, which said lease was
corrected and confirmed by a lease
made by ]. r. Gilliland to said Look
Hop Co., a partnership, dated Oct.
20, 1902, and described by metes and
bounds as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the southerly
side OF River street, and running by
true bearings, North 47o So East 1875
feet from the east corner of River and
Kukui streets, and running by true
bearings as follows
% S. Pc g. +. 80 feet along land
described in L. c. A. No. 14l, Apana 8,
issued to Keikenui, less a small strip
conveyed to John r. Gilliland to Mary
Levi; thence
(2) N. Sc So E. 1872 feet along bound
airy line of the lot belonging to Angela
f. Kunha; thence
go n. 1So 25' w. 6S.5 feet along re-
naming portion of the lot Of John r.
Gilliland; thence
(D N. 410 So f. 66 feet along said
lot of John II. Gilliland, occupied by
him as a house-lot; thence
90 N. 53o So w. IS feet along the
remaining portion of said Gilliland's lot
and along the northeast line of land de-
scribed in l.. c. Award No. 1852, Apa-
ma 3, to the easterly side of River
Street; thence
90 Along the easterly curve of said
easterly side of River Street to the
place of beginning.
Said premises being a portion Of land
described in l.. C. Award No. 1l0Sa
Apana 3, of L. C. Award No. 293S, Apa-
ma l, and of l.. C. Award No. 14ll;
Said land containing an area of IA, $50
square feet.
24S5-Nov. A. 81, 2s, Dec. 5, 1902
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-11-28
rne "spIrt noun" SOLD.

The notorious splis house" ~ New
luft 'iiy ; feei side ard inll long
four stories high built by Joseph
Nlrnnfdfun. a wealthy contractor Dr..
UuFo nn owner uf adjoining property
wouldn't pay him hIs price f1r o. hnf
iust been sold by Miss Deilnrlfa Grace
hichafisun hls daughter Real estate
dealers have hourht The house. hll
shat they want with IL is "a puzzle
ihoufh they are said to consider ~ q
bargain for any other buyer az $4,000
Fancy what the stairways must Boo in
such a structure. Every piece ~ furn-
ituro had 10 De designed expressly FOR
It's place. Yet the Richardson's dwelt
ln 10 for nigh twenty years.
-----. a
The National Guard target practice
shoot VIII be held on December Eth. 10
was the intention 10 have held the shoot
yesterday, but owing to the presence of
the oregon and New York, In the har-
Dor few weeks ago the shoot was
postponed. The warships were directly
in the range of the targets ana no prac-
tice could be had for fear Of injuring
some one on board these vessels.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-09
Snbianapolts, Snb @amifaa, 9. susua 1902

Sdnben, unb Derri6tete elm 8ebet, IN
tpel9em er Soft an flebte, ben 3Onig
nit allen fiiritlifen Susenoen gu be-
lebnen. MGbrenb Der Sauer oieies
8ebetes, batte Der &onia bor benz gr5=
bii6of ssfnist, bann erbOb er li4 uno
nabm neben Der G6ni9in ieinen SIP
ipieoer elm.
Ser Grsbii6of, be9leitet bon ben
anberen Yii9Dfsn unb Prdlaten, iowie
bon Dem Setan bon Wefminlter trat
bierauf auf ben 6onig su unb ieBte ihm
lan9iam Die &rOne au9s 9aupt.
6eierli9e Stille berridte pdbreno bie=
ies biitorii9en Nttes in ben nd6ti9en
9allen Der Mbtei.
9lls aber Die Sr6nane pollSogen
mar, ba brauite ss burd bieielben wie
Sonnerball uno aus taulenoen BON
Ssblen sri6oll bas 2iso: God save
the king" Srauben aber perfiinbe=
ten 9erolbe bur6 Srompetenfanfaren
Der Sep0lterung an, bab ibr GOnig
ipeben getrDnt muroe
gtadoem Der Gr5bii9Of Die 8ronuns
polsosen bate, tiibte sr Den 60nig auf
Die re9te @aRse; ieinem 8eiIpiele fOls=
ten Johann Der prtns bon Wales, oi
anberen tOnisli9en prinssn, Die 9er=
SOse uno Die iibriaen pairs. gfadoem
Der &uBact poriiber toar, tpurbe Die
80ni9in bur4 ben @r5bii9of gefr0nt.
Sie GerenOnien paren fait Die ndmli=
den, tpie bel Der 6r0nung bes 66nigs.
Nuser Dem ameritanii9en 8ot-
f6afier @boate unb ieiner 8emab=
lin. iotpie oem perionale ot,
SotI4aft uObnten nod folsenot
9lmerifaner ben 6eierli6feiten in be,
Weitminfer Nbtei bel: 9err unb 6rau
@barles Oertes bon Chicago; &i9ter
grown bon Der Ser. ct. Suprem,
Court; giiduf &arBen, gr=@en. Mn'
malt @risss, 6. 6. Saplies, bonn Spe.
sial=8eI eIanoten WEitelap &eib's Stab
SDIiab Nuintb BON 8olton; Sen,
Wilion unb feline smei S04ter- S. g.
Morgan, SRI. Worgan, unb 9err uni
Hrau s. g. Morsan, jr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-09
Die Mrmee=Gommiiiiom.

Sie Nrmee gommiiiion bef1tigte
geitern 2anblfredsn, mel6e ibnen bon
General 3. u. &idarbion anssboten
worben tpar. Siefelben tparen i'm
duBerten iiiotpeitli6en 9beile bes
@ountp's selesen. Sb bieielben fir
iie annebmbar maren, mus Die 3atunft
lebren. Sie Serren saben abiolut
feline Meinung ab. Seute 8ermittae
wuroe in elmer Spesial-@ar unter
6ubruns bon Sr. H. 6. Sight eine
5abrt nad 8roab Jtipple unternom=
men, um einen n6rbli6 bon Der Ort=
i9aft belesenen 2ano @pmpler gu
inipiciren. glm Na6mittag tpuroe elm
i'm norbbltli6sn Sbeile bes @ountp
belesener 2anoiirsden belittist.
glm WOntag merben Die Serren elm
1900 Neder groBes Grunbl ltiid, pei6es
on Der 8anoalia &oab, peltli9 bonn
eagle Greet belesen lit, in QueenI9ein
nebmen. 9asielbe iit Der gommifIion
BON 8. 6. Campbell angeboten wor-
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-09
s o + N $. s m a d t nj ann.

@incinnati, 9. 9lus. @:ner
Der bersorrasenoiten S6bne @inein=
natis, Der beriibmts 2anbihaftsmaler
Ssrr Sobn 8. Spadtmann, 1T, tpie
cine Sep.l9s aus Glouteifer, MaH.,
melbet, i'm oortigen Mboiion 8ilbert
Soipital na9 ldnssrem 2eioeu aus oem
2sben seIdieoen. Dim Sierbebette
peilts nur cine Sodter bes 8eritor=
benen, ba Die anberen Wtitelieber Der
6amilie ii9 sur 3elt in europa befin=
ben.
Serr Swa1tmann, Der elm 9llter bon
48 Sabren errei4te, mar elm @inein=
natter Sinh uno eenob aud bier feline
tanitleriids ausbilouns. ST beiudte
Die .S6ool of Seiisn", aus Der iid
i'm 9aufe Der Sabre Die isBise Sunf=
afaoemie entpifelte uno elmer ieiner
9ebrer mar Yrofehor Supened, nit
Dem ibn ganbe inniser GreunoIdaft
perfnipiten. 8On bier aus gins 9err
Smaatmann nod Miin6en, nc er
feline Stubien fortieBte uno 81 einem
Der prominen.efen gertreter Der Sm=
preiiionifenidule puroe.
Ssinen ftanOisen WobniiB batte er
felt lansen Sabr,n in gsem Dorf unS
aab bort ioipobl ipie in Bottom llnter=
ri6t. Serr Sma9tuann fiibrte furs
Dor ieiner llsberfieolung mad benz
Often feline i'm iiberlebenoe Satin,
cine Sohter bes beritorbenen Gr.
Seubber por Nponoale; beim uno bie=
fer iiberaus eliidliden Gbe ent!famm=
ten brei &inoer, elm Sobn, Der fi9 als
Maler ebenfals sinen Namen sema9t
bat, uno suei aOdter. Sm bieiieen
Runfmuieum beiinbet ii1 Elm Seuldlbe
Swadtmanns, pas, Dor einisen Sahren
fduflia erporben ipuroe, un6 erf por
aurssm fano bier cine ausaeauna ppfl
5wa6tmann'i9eu @snldlben fatt, 8, -
Sic geiIsbuns Der fertfiHen Ollie
beg se DatinaeI9isoeritl l'Difo 'dlsr
gDabrideinli9teit had hier ifattfinoea.
- a = e :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-09
@aud3immer anf Der Goumtbl
Mrmen=Tarm.
Die Gountps Gcnmifidre merben Die Sniafs
len mieber nit Tabat berieben. 9lber
ipebe ibnen, tpenn iie ni6t Srbre pariren.

Sie Gountn @ommiIIdren baben
beute einen utas erlaiien, bemsufolge
Der Superintendent Der Gountp Mr=
men=Tarm angemieien miro, an bic
Sniahen tpieberum &ationen bon &au=
uno &au9tabat gu bertheilen.
Sinii9tlid bes &au9ens aber iino
itrense 8oriidtsmaBrsssln setrofen
tporben.
3und9it bat Der Superintenbent
aui ben @riinoen Der 6arm je elm
&aud5immer fur Mdnner unb Grauen
su etabliren. Sier t0nnen uno follen
Die alten 9naiterbdrte uno Die rau9=
luiti9en Srauen na6 9srsensluif
paffen, aber in Den Gebduben ober gar
i'm gett su rauden 1T auf oas
Strensite perboten.
gremplariibe Strafen ertuarten Der
llebertreter bes 8erbotes. Die Strafen
fino mie fOlat bemelen:
grfes Wtal, gntsiebung oes Sabats
auf sebn Sage;
3ueites Wal, @ntsiebuns besielben
aui oreibis Sage;
Srittes Mal, @ntsiebun9 oes &rauts
auf eIpise 3eiten.
8iertes Mal, @erbannung, nidt se=
rabe nod Glasta, aber aus Der Nnitalt.
Serr Mc@resor iiebt iid 5ur 3eit
idon nod einem gnsel nit flammen=
Dem Sbtpert um, Der folde Miiietbdter
bon oen Griinben Der glnitalt fern gu
balten bot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-09
Ser Grfols oer Soderbie Ctr.
Tair.

Sis 2oderbic Ctr. 6air, melds
sefern absno seidloilen purbe, bat
einen burdiAlasenoer Grfols sebabt.
Die @eiammt=@innabmen beliefen iia
auf $748.60. bic Nuseaben auf $75,
iooaB Der n6reib Nir Tiifion"
$673.6 3uflieBen ipereen. Die gin=
nabmen pertbeilen ii9 uie fOlgi:
gintrittsgeloer $247.03 8aube=
-pile=8orfsllun1 $111.10; Siidteid
$44. 40; See Cream $l25.63; @anop=
8uben $149.3l; Nut0mobil, (einen
Abenb) $3.50; Ieridiebenss $50. 72.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-09

Bauerla II B n define
Sobn CARRIER, 013 0ilIa, @nbau,
s3l5.-M. u. gafer, &idlanb nabe
Stem Yorf, bOl5. WObnbaus, $780,
G. W. Silion, 1916 2srinston, 9ln=
bau, $1O0.-S. &. unb W. q. Go=
berts, 1888 6let9er, 8eranba, 1922.
81. &oienfelo, 633 9uilen, @eparat. /,
$242.-Wilion @risbt. pleaIant uno
Dtidi9an. Srpinston, @Uttass, s1OO.
gmminger. @oiemont, got=
tage, $705.-Rate u. 5bomiOn, 513
Iirsinia, Heparat.. s200.-Sasper
@larp, 81. unb Nriennl, Sdeune, 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-09
3ions 0emeinae.

Moraen unb am nddftsn Gonntae
flnoen in Der gb. 3iOns=2ir6e peber
@ottesoienite nob Sonntassi9ulun=
terridt fatt, ba bas Snnere Der Stride
neI bemalt tpiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-09

@- gs fann nidt oaran eeatpeifelt
meroen, Dab wir,im beiBen gBetier cine
SOmmer=Weoiein nDthig baben um
ben Masen in einen guten 3ultanb s,l
perieben. Oafiir 9iebt es nidts
beferes ME DR.. @usuif G6nia's 0am=
burger 5rOpfen, ,welae i1nel unb
fider mirten. 8 hsH istis sid 14gs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-09
aus bem @efdngniB en- t=

&idmonb. Marion Oepers unb
@len genbam, SnIaIlen oes Gefdns-
miles, finbs in Der berflofenen gaadt
aus beniielben entfloben. Debers mar
auf iraenb cine Meiie in BEN gefib
zines eiiernen 9OfFeIs setOmmen. Nus
biefem bate er einsn sGdIuiieI perfsr=
tigt; nit tuel9enr err feine unb ftinss
@pisbsefellens 3sus 0ffnens i6nnte. sbna
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-08-09
Nadri6ten aus Snbiana.

IS 0sp1or O Is Sttmula n J.
peru. Wm. Miler, elm gsteran
aus Dem giirsertrieee, lit in Golss ees
@enuiies Der SpiBen bon pbospbor
Streidbolsern pl6bli6 seforben. Der
alte Wlann mar bon oem Wabne befan=
gen, bab 9egen neural9ifde S1mersen
Die pbospaOr=Miiduns cine bor3iis=
lide Stimulan3 isi.
@panspille. Wel1 pihtieen
Sang Die bieiige Yolisei in Der @rerei=
funs oes bier als StraBenbettler ber=
bafieten @bas. SObniOn sema6t bat,
tritt jeBt INNER mebr su Sage, iit bod
SobniOn nunmehr iiber allen 3peifel
als elmer Der sefdbrliditen @elofdrunt=
iprea9er bes 2anbes ioentificirt tpor=
ben, Der unter bem 9amen 6. SO.
Welt ober . Sea" melt uno brett berii9=
ti9t 1T ano gegen ben je5t fosar in
@lartsbille, alrf.. no er nit brei Gs=
nohen SEQ. Durham, SObn 9. Dunn
unb v6ren4D" cine Sant beraubte
auh Die Intlase tpesen Morbes por=
lie9t, ba Die Yerbre9er auf Der 6lu9t
ben Sheriff oes Srtes srIbofen.
Surham unb Dunn puroen in
Wi6ita, Sans, oerbaftet, bpd iIt
Dunn, Der, neil er cine S9uBpunoe
in Der Siifte beiaB, in Elm Soipital ein=
seliefert wOrben mar, ieitoem bon bort
tpieber entfloben er mar Der Qnfiibrer
Der ganoe. 6rendp fiel ben SebOr-
Den in Otlaboma @itn in Die Sdnbe
unb nit Der 8erbaftuns bon Meft
bierielbif, iino brei 0titslieber Der
SerbrederbanOe uniddOlid eema9t.
8 pier Der Mildtrantbeit.
Sbabille. STINT Mitelieber Der
6amilie bon Wm. Sunter, einem
woblbabenben Sarmer BON Carroll
Gountp iinb Spfer Der Jog. Wlild=
&rantbeit geworoen. Ser Batter, ;pei
S0bne unb stpei 566ter tparen Die
Yatienten. Yon bieien iit bsreits elm
Sobn seitorben. tudbrsno Der Batter
CUR 3eit nit Dem Sobe rinet.
Ser Geittas fir 2ineOln.
2inepIn. Sir bas Stdbtden
Sincoln unb lmgesenb mirb Der erife
SftOber elm 6eittag merben. Gs iit
ndmli6 jeBt bei6lOiien, oaB bus Sent=
NAL, ueldes Die &ubeitdtte Der Muttsr
bss prdlioenten 2incoIn idmiidt, on
senanntem Sage ein9emeibt meroen
foa.
Sie 8eIslidaft, uelde iid Die aner=
fennenswe,tbe Nufsabe ifellte, babin gu
tpirten, baB bas ldneere 3eit bernad=
ldifists @rab elm miiroiees Sentmal
erbdlt, bat in elmer am SOnnerifas su
Snbianapolis abeebaltenen Sibung
Die S9ritte fir bic ginmeibunssieier
setban.
@s purbe beidlohen, ben Germ
Senbp als 6eifreoner einsulaben. =
Ser leibige 8 aoIin-
81 fen.
glwos 6rau Srant SanIor
erlitt in 6olae @rplofion bes @aioIin
oTens 10 idmere Branomunben i'm 8e=
ii6t. an Der gruit, ben @rmen unb
0dnben. Dob .iie itmerli9 nit Dem
2eben oabontommen miro.
ebensmii iibe.
gransbille. SHenbar in eiusm
9lnfall bon @eiIiesfOrune, tpobon
Spuren li9 bereits sor ldneerer 3eit
bemertbar madten, beriudte Bernbaro
&liipfel, elm betannter uno betaeter
beLtiher giirser unierer Stabt mdb=
renb Der Na6t Selbitmoro gu bseeben,
inbem er ii9 nit einem clten &alir=
meier, tpel1es er an ieiner Yerfpn
berborgen bate, Die pllsaoern an bei=
ben 9anbeelenten bur9idnitt.
Ser arme alte Mann, Der i6on i'm
78. 2ebensiabre ifebt, besins bic 5bat
in elmer 3e0e oes goliseisefdnsniiies,
mo- man ibm fir Die gfa4t llnterfunft
sepdbrt batts. Sein 8eriud, Elm Sa=
iein, bas ibm burd barte S9ifials=
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15
A Very Pretty Display.

Pedestrians passing on the north
side of West Main street are at
tracted by one of tie nest beauti-
ful displays of jewelry ever ar
ranged to catch the eye of the
Florence public. 1t is the display
of the Gibbs Jewelry company,
and is arranged for the grand
reduction sale which is now on.
MIR. Gibbs has recently added a
very costly machine for his guild
ance in the optical business, and
with the other improvements ne is
compelled to make, it will require
quite a reduction in his immense
jewelry stock, which he is now
closing out at astonishingly low
prices.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15
All Fiayors,

Linds and designs, home made
candy at Hoffman Bros, l30 West
Main street, Phone 273 black. 9-13
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15
Homeseekers' Excursions

Round trip homeseekers' rates
to Northwest on fpllowing dates
April | and 10, May 6 and 20.
Rate of one frst-class limited fare
plus 81 for round trip Going
transit limit, Is days from date of
sale Tickets to be executed for
return passage any day within
final limit, which shall not be more
than q days from date of sale,
and will be good only for contin
uous passage on return trip Rate
applies to Washington, Oregon
and British Columbia.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15

Good second hand carpets at
Bookings. If
Sheriff Robertson of Teller
county arrived here yesterday
with Kerch Kuykendall en-
route to the state penitentiary
where his prisoner will serve
term of years. He is sentenced
from thirteen to fourteen years
but by good behavior Kuykendall
can reduce the term of his service
at the pen to nine years and one
month. He WAS convicted of as
sault with intent to kill on the
person of Lee Glockner while en-
gagged in the theft of ore from
Strattou's Independence. He
donned the striped apparel last
night.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15

Paint material at Jansen's 3-3m
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15

The "At Valley Forge" company
which was to have played here last
night, failed to put on its play
giving as the reason the extreme
inability of showing satisfactory
on such stage facilities as are
equipped by the Florence opera
house. The manager addressed
the audience and said that he had
heard before coming here that this
place needed au opera house and
that he fully believed the town
did. Money WAS refunded at the
door.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15

Mrs. B B. Burton and Miss
Murray received at high FIVE at
their home on East Fourth street
yesterday afternoon Five tables
were occupied and twelve games
were played. Mrs j D. Randoi
and Mrs. A. r Gumaor won prizes
which were beautiful hand painted
plates. The house was exquisitely
decorated with flowers and smilax
1t is reported to be one of the
incest card parties of the season.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15

Good secondhand carpets at
Bookings. If
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15
Comp-.,.. -.,..
...,.zrE[)
The New Machine Shops

of the Oil Well Supply Co finished prepared
do and all kinds of machine blacksmith
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15

ID. K Lutes this morning sold
two acres of ground in Grand
View place, West Florence, to H
X. Corning for 81, 100. Mr. Corn
ing will Immediately move onto
and improve the property which
belonged to William Graham, who
moves to Boone, Pueblo county.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15
BottIing lien Kick.

1t is reported that if the city
makes good its attempt in raising
the annual license of the bottling
works of the city, the keepers of
those places will ask the sheriff to
close gambling in Florence and
also enforce the law in regard to
Sunday closing of saloons. The
license question came up at
the instigation of the saloon keep
ers and the bottling works men
are reported to be determined in
retaliating
The city council will meet in
recess session Monday night for
the purpose of drawing a bill for
an ordinance raising the license of
all bottling works to $1,000 per
year.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15
Piano Tuner.

Q. H. Kistler, with the Monte
Illus Piano Co, will be in town a
few days, Orders left at Frueauff' s
book store will be promptly at
tended to. l3
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15

The Knights and Ladies of the
Maccabees will give a card party
in Union hall Tuesday night next,
when each Knight will be expect
ed to bring his wife and each Lady
Bee to bring her husband That
night will be the regular meeting
of the knights, but the business
session will not be held at the time
set apart for the entertainment.
High five will be played and re-
freshments devoured.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15

Under Sheriff John Nicholas
returned last evening from Denver
with Marcus Parker, whom he went
after night before last.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15

For strictly first-class baker
goods go to Hoffman Bros 130 w
Main Phone 273 black. 9-l3
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15
LOCAL NOTES.
Calcimine, all colors, at Jansen's

The United States Reduction &
Refining company paid the en-
ployes of the Union mill today for
last months performance of labor.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15

W l. Weaver, an experienced
oil man from Florence, arrived in
the city last night He will man
age the drilling at the well of the
Grand Valley Petroleum & Gas
company, Mr. Weaver has a
thorough knowledge of the oil
business and is familiar with the
land in this valley.-Grand juno
ton Daily Sun.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-03-15

Wall paper, latest styles and
lowest prices, at Jansen's. Oh 3m
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-21

ent looking, yet there is that in his eye
which tells of nerve and a willingness
TO toy with danger for the fun that
there is in it.
"Broadsword, singlestick. cane, Span
ish knife, Italian knife, sabre or foil,
can play with them ALL" said he.
A month or so ago lie Beuf had a
bout with Professor Cook of the U. S.
S. Mohican, at the Orpheum.
II beat him easily" said he to the
reporter. HE was pretty good fight
er. but oh. so nervous; maybe he
thought that 1 would eat him.
lie Beuf, even here in peaceful Ha-
wall. bankers after the clash of steel,
and would like to have one more fight.
Just one little fight" he puts it. ut
would do me so much good.
He is willing to fight for $500 a side,
any style.
And if one man by himself is
afraid" said he, Il will fight two,
will fight three, L will fight four, all to-
gether. and at the same time"
Alphabetically he remarked, with a
shrug. but have no money, only a
few paltry hundreds. If L had four
thousand dollars I would like to bet
them ALL
Meanwhile he and Madame LIE Beuf'
do nice work on collars and cuffs en-
trusted their care in their little house
on Beretania street, and between pieces
the professor dreams of brave battles
fought in faraway France and Madame
lets her thoughts wander back to the
gay days when she led the chorus in
Paris most famous hall of song.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-21
MRS. TOWNSEND'S LIFE IN
THE FAR-OFF PHILIPPINES

Outside of the commissary. coal oil costs
three dollars, gold. case.
Some of the woods of these islands are
very beautiful.
II. has ordered a few sets and will
mail one to Mr.. Thomas G.. Thrum as
soon they arrive here frcm Isabalade
Basilan, large island about II miles
from Zamboanga. These sets are in
blocks, well polished and marked with
the name of the tree from which taken
The Filipino who does the work also
puts up sets of canes which are very
1 fine and would delight the heart of
dude. for he could carry new one every
day of the month. We shall have some
of these sets of canes as we'll as sets OF
blocks. If transports only would go by
the way of Honolulu it would be possible
to send you box occasionally of the Gu
rious things readily picked up here
But prices are advancing all the time as
more Americans come in, and the Fill
pino and Moro are not at all backward
about asking three times the value for
any article they think Americans VIII
buy. We have all learned the art of
''Jewing down"
The health of Americans here is excel
lent. 1t is naturally healthy locality,
for, situated as il is on a peninsula, the
ocean breezes sweep over the land, drfy-
ing on the FOUL doors WhlcE are all 100
prevalent among the island people The
hot sun and sea-breezes are the best scav-
engers possible, and the fact that there
is long rainy season" to keep every
thing wet and musty, makes this very
desirable place in which to live. Still, in
spite of this being so healthy for white
people. we have to record the daily fact
Of numerous funerals, especially of very
young children. Hardly a day passes
without one or more funerals, and not
unfrequently we have counted three and
four from the Catholic church here, and
that does not include the suburbs two
and three miles out. nor the Moro village.
II is pathetically ridiculous the way fu-
nerals are conducted. Where the family
can afford IL a band of all sorts of in
struments. prominent among which is
big bass drum, marches ahead Of the
coffin playing Hot Time Tonight" and
other equally inappropriate rag-time tunes
the Hvelier the better-whiIe the coffin.
if small, is carried by four little street
Crchins- The moUrners and friends fol-
loyE in n crowd. the men n advance OF
the women with apparently no feeling al
all. believe il is considered cutie out #
place to show any feeling on the street.