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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-15
Sie 8r6Benberh dltniiie
ees Seufma ais.

Ser Sur9meher bes YlaBes, Der
bas Senfmal umeitt, betrdgt $40 SUB
z 3oa; Der Sur9meher Der Serraiie
10 SuB; S01e Der SeraIle IL SUB;
5unbament 69-53 Sub; Sisfe bes
6unbaments 80 Sub; S6be bss Sent=
mails, eini4liebli9 oes Gunoaments,
314 Sus 6 3oG; S0be ses 9entmals
bon Der Strabe biz our Spibe Der
Statue 284 SUP 6 3oll; e6be Der
Siegesitatue S8 SUB; Salcon l6 SUB.
Der Balloon ober Die platform be-
iinbet ii6 220a SUB iiber Der grbe unb
fann burd einen electrii6en elepatOr
ooer permittelit elmer 324 Stufen um=
iaflenoen Sreppe errei9t peroen.
Erieie, @rappen unb Be
leu9tung.
Ilnterbalb ees 8aleons befinoet Ii6
elm Bronse=Gries, oas on Den beri6ieoe=
nen Seiten bes Genfmals Die 0aten
1861-1065 trdst. Sn Der Mitte bss
Saus 1T elm sweites grOn5e-Sries nit
gmblemen Der 6lotte uno tpeiter unten
elm brittes, Die Berlinnbiloli6ang bes
6eeres barlfelenb.
9ln Der Siio=6rOnt beIinoen ii9 2
Goloiialfisuren aus Stein = 8erf6r=
perunsen Der Safanterie uno @aOalle=
rie; in a!eidsr Weiie baben an Der
Noro=6ront 9lrtilleris uno GlOtte lire
geriiunbilbliduns aefunoen.
Mn Der St= uno Wefieite befinben
ii6 Die beibsn ar0Bten 8ruppen. bic
iemals in Stein aussebauen mOrben
iimo = Die cine cine 8erlinnbilbli9ung
oes &rieses, Die anoere ben Grishen
pertDrpernb.
Oie eine, an Der OltIsite, ssist brei
Rrieser auf oenl S4la9tfelOe, mdbrenb
bic lebte @ruppe, welde Dor Sab
resfrit an Der Bsfieite OberbaIb Der
Sontdne anaebradt ipuroe, aug 8 Gi-
guren beifebt, Die 9eimfebr bes junsen
Qriessrs aus bem giirssrfriege barifel=
leno. Nuf einem pFuSe fist Der gater,
cine fraftpole Garmereeifalt, tpefde Die
MittaesbObe oes Qebens bereits iibers
f9ritten, wdbreno Die eiiuas jiinsere
SHUTTER ibren 6ohn, ben beimfebren=
ben 4rieser umbalf. Sdmmtli9e
@ruppen unb Statuen bes 9enfmals
lino aus oolitii9em 2altltein Sn-
biana's sefertiet unb Werte unieres
Mitbiirgers Stub. edwarb, Der es
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-15

3peitens finb es Seuti4e getpelen,
Die ben berrli6en Recommendation bon
elaIlii9er Sdonbeit sntiporfen unb err
ri6tet baben. llnb brittens 11immt
oas bieiiee 9euti6tbum an Der Sur9=
fiibruns Der beutigen 6eier belonoers
6ersDrraesnosn @ntbeil. Ser Tsailen=
dor, Der bsi Der Bsibe beute 8ormittas
feline bebren 99eiien ertDnsn lieB.
beffanb aus oelltI9en Sdngern,
uno Der 6afelsus, nit benz bas beutiae
Set bei6lollen werben miro, tuiro bon
ben oeutiaen Tereinen sebra6t. GeuiB
cine @eranlaHuns fir oas eeiammts
Seutiathum, mitsufeiern uno mitsu=
jubiIiren-
gla9Hehsno finhen Die Seier eins
fur5e
Gef6idte bes 3rieser=
Sen m q 3.
Wait Re6t gilt bas 2rieserSenfmal
BON ssnoianapolis als cine 5aupt=
febenswiiroistsit IN unferer stabt, unb
ieber ssrembe lenft sunddit
feline S9ritte mad Dem Circle qlace,
ouf tpeldem iid Der herrlide gau IN
plaftiider Sd0nheit erbebt. unb. je
ldmser f6 Semanb in oie Be
tradtuns oes i9Onen Wertes perisntt,
ie tiefer er Die barmoniiden Sor=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-15
cSmSiann's
ftummen Sieeern
3Oat bemte Sas Sooiier=golf
slOrreialem Sribmt.

lie Ginweibuns bes berrli9en Goloaten=
Mpnuments, burh welbes Der Staat
Snoiana oas Geod9tniB ieiner 9eIosn
seebrt Bat. = Die Gsi9i6te bes Rcnus
mentes, cine 8ei9reibuns beheIben, unp
oas 8rogramm fir Die 6eier, on Der pas
9euti6tbum Der Stapt berpOrrasenben
2tntbeiI nebmen ipiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-15

fo6ten, i'm Staatsbauie elm, Inn Die
BORT aufbetpabrten &e9imentsfabnen
absubolen.
IS paren i'm @ansen 25S Iabnen
aus benz giireerfriese, 81 Stanbarten,
flint aus ben mericanii6en unb sebn
aus ben ipanii9=amerifanii9en Jelb=
sii9en.
Sieie Sabnen tpurben beute nit
srOBter Sorsfalt bebanoelt. Cine
jeoe batte cine g3eorte bon sebn Mann.
lin cine jeoe mar elm Yanb eebunben,
welaes Die Summer 0es &esimsnts, gu
tuel9em iie seborte, anseiste.
9ie 9lrtillerie 8atterien aus benz
giirgertrie9e waren ebenfaus bur9
ibre Sabnen bertreten.
gs mar tueit iiber neun ubr, als Die
parabe ii4 in getue9ung fsbte.
Siefelbe madte auf Die pielen Sau=
ienben bon 3ui9auern, tuel9e Lungs
Der Mari9linie ifanbsn, einen ii9t=
li6en @inbruf. gttua biertauleno
gum gr0Bten Sbeile ergraute 8eteranen
nabmen an Der paraoe tbeil. Die
ielbe nabm bon einem gegebenen
Stanopunft aus, nabeau cine StiInbe
in AnIpru6. 9lus bem meritanii6en
&riege tparen bas L. &eeimpnt, ferner
oas g., bas 5. uno Die brittle 8rigaoe
bIr9 II Mann bertreten. sic reprd=
ientirten Die flint Snoiana &esimen=
ter, mel9e an bem erlten amerifani=
idsn @roberunsstriese tbeilnabmen.
Sie wenisiten BON ihnen iinb unter
Is Sabren. Ser dlteite BON. ibnen,
tpelder itramm mitmaridirte, mar Der
87.jdbrise SacOb S. 9eioer BON
4Don's Station.
| Nd6it i'm Nlter gu i6m fommt Der
| 82idbri9e SObn Stepenion BON Sao=
blesbille.
| Tiele bon bieien 8eteranen aus bem
meritaniiden &riese baben audi ben
Sirsertrieg mitsema9t.
8on ben 161 9iesimsrtern, pel6e
einit an Dem Siirsertriese tbeilnab=
men, wdr Die sroBte gnsabl in Der
beuti9en Yaraea reprdientirt. Sie
meiffen Gabnen, maren, neil fie gu
seridoHen uno serfeBt iino, niAt ent=
lfaltet.
| Mit Musnabme elmer WfuIittapeQe,
befanben fid i'm 3uge nur Srommler=
mnb pfeifer=Gorps.
als Die Baraoe auf oem Monument=
plab aneefOmmen mar. tuurben Die
Jabnen ringsum 6as WOnument auf=
seftellt, poour9 Der @inbrud, tpel6en
bic an uno fir ii9 iebr uirtiame Se=
foration auf ben SeI6auer ousiibte,
mod bebeu!eno erbObt murine.
@s mar nabe balb Elf ubr seuoroen,
als @puberneur Surbin por elmer tta1
pielen SauIenben sablenoen Wssni9en'
menae Die gintpeibunssfeier nit elmer
Mnipra9e erOffnete.
| Sieielbe perlief proerammmdBis.
@on ben &eben ielbit bat nur Der
alergerinsite She'll Der slnmeienben
etipas berftanben. Sic tpirfiamffen
ylummern bes programms maren
iebenfalls Die Iortrdse bes aus Wiit=
sliebern bes Mdnner9ors, oes 2ieber=
trans unb bss Wuiitpereins sebilbeten
Gbors, ipel1er feline brei 2ieber eana
famps ians.
I'm 2:30 iebte Die Mtilitdr=Parabe
fia in getpesung. 9ieielbe befano
aus brei Dipiiionen unter bern 8efehl
bes Gbef=Warfdaas General s. sc.
garnaban. SieieIbe ipar auiammen.
geiebt fpie folst:
/ 1. StbiiiDn:
! 8oup. Durbin unb Stab.
gaoetten Der gulber Wsilitdr=Mca=
oen,ie.
8rig.=@ Mc&ee bon Der Staats-
Milia, Stab.
Staats=Mil;5.
/ 2. Sibifion:
] geionbere Militdr Organiiationen
unter Commando BON Oberitlieut. 8.
&. @i9niaiat.
| 3. 9ibifion:
/ Sen. Milton Garrieus, Gommbr.
Der SnOiana @. u. ". uno Stab.
| 8. u. &.=Pofen.
| 8fodbatpf= =wearine Weteranen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-15
l. Sibifion.

L. OtD1 ION.
Snbianapolis Militdr &apelle.
Maridall Sacob W. 2oeper.
9Ilfs=Wariddue = @bas. Sruemper
IT,, german Mertlein.
l. So. u, Yptbian GUARDS, S. 8. &.
Of p., Capt. Sos. 3. Gorbes, gom=
manbant.
2. lluabbdngiser Surnperein, Mar=
i9all Oscar &utber.
3. SABINE bes Serbanees Seuti9er
Wereine, Sabnentrdger Soiepb gebrit=
ger, Jreo Grande uno Sos. Seller, Be
gleiter.
4. 6abnen=@Olonne fdmmtli9er be-
tbeilisten beliti6en @ereine nit 8e=
bedung.
5. SiiOieite Surnpereiu, Wsarfdall
80. Sietria.
6. Seuti6er pionisr=8erein, Waar=
i9aa pbil. @raff.
z. Snbianapplis Mdnner6or, Mar-
idaa 0p. &oebfe.
s. Snbianapolis 2iebertran3, Mar=
idaa 8uitab Sonsus.
9. 9arusari SdnserdOr, 0sari9alI
6rib @eil.
10. ShoIeite Wdnnerdor, WarfhaQ
Sreb. pi9.
2. Sibifion.
&einbolo Mi0er's gitp gano.
MarI9an @so. @Olf
Shlfs= =WariddIle $. Seloman, Charles
Sriimper, Sr.
1. ct. Soiepbs llnterltiibunss=ger=
elm, Waridal Sac. Buennasel.
2. Seutider prOteifantii&er Waiien=
8erein, MfarIdaa 9p. 9uile.
8. ct. Graneiscus gerein, Mar-
i9au &i9arb Obersfea.
4. 9oerner 2obse go. l, s. 8. 6.
OF vs., War11au Du9o <n9lteln.
5. e9pdbiider 1nterifiibunss=ger=
Elm, Wari9aa @Ottlieb 2nittel.
6. Babif4er unterifiBunes=gerein,
MarI9alI Mnbreas Boil.
3. 0ipiiiOn.
Union 2apelle.
Mari9aa Carl 6reunb.
Salfs MarSadlle Sacob Siltene. 9ll=
bert Ge0ig.
1. gdrtner-8erein, Nari9au Greo.
@ti9an.
2. Webger=gerein, Waridaa Sohn
9ob.
8. gdder=Verein, Mari9aa geru=
barb 9hau.
(Gortfebuns auf Der 5. eeite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-05-15
9ie 0es r=6 eier

miro mad Der parabe bon ben Ietera=
men am MOrumsnt absebalten tperben.
8eneral gl. Sorrance, gbsf=Gomman=
beur Der g. u. st., ipiro Die &eoe
balten.
Nblieferung Der g 9la d f.
Sabnen.
Sierauf formiren Die Sabnen Srd=
ger ii9 IN 6ront bor Der platform.
Die 6loden Der ghriit Stride iperoen
lduten unb in feierli9em Mari6e esbt
es nod Dem Staatsbauie suriid, mos
ielbft unter militdrii9en Signalen Die
alten Sabnen pisOer abgeliefert tpers
ben.
Ser oentIde Sadelsns.
Mbenos um s llbr finbet Der Sadel=
aug Der oeuti6en 8ereine unter Sbe,=
befebl bon 8rOB=Waridall Gapt. S.
6. gieler ffatt, fir tuel9en fOlsenoe
@noronunsen setrOfen iinb:
Den betreifenben Iereine tperben
bnr6 ibre Siilfs=Wari6dae ibre Yldbe
in Dem 3ug angetpieien werben uno
5tpar wie fOlst:
1. N5tbeilune YoliSei.
2. 8rob=Mari9aa s. 6. Sieler unb
Stab.
9ouis 6. &utb. Gtabs=Ghef.
8eors Seluie, slojutant.
6iilfs=Mari9dle = Sulius 8urf=
barb, @bas. Sruemper IT,, German
@aertlein, Sobias @O6, $. Seloman,
$. Sable, Sp. Sielting, 6rans 6aber,
German Mensel, Sobn @eber, @briit.
SdOrsbuien, Sac. Siltene, 6rib Serst,
Sos. $. Sdaub, Sp. S6aetel, 6eo.
Gemetter. gilbert 2eois, grnit @epret=
ter, @bam Sdaf, 2Ouis &linf, sloolpb
MusQer, Grant WOerner, ausult gen=
ginger, Carl Sreipes, @onrab 0peel,
Greo Raridte, @m. Meper, &i9aro
2ieber, @eo. Spabr, Spbn SO. paper,
Wm. Sdilling, @m. &Oeoer, SObn
| SSehreubQdl.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07

NEWS OF THE WATERFRONT.
THE LAST PORT.

Schooner Waialua went ashore a
Anahola, February p
In the clutch of a gray Worcester,
She rode TO the coasters doom,
With the driven spray for a winding
sheet,
And for dirge the breakers boom.
She made at last that dreary port,
Where the good and bad ships go
Piled up on Anahola beach,
Her bones her ending show
For years she Rugged the cane-clad
coasts
Her freight paiai or wood,
But now her trading days are done,
And now she'll rest for good
And many a peril she has braved,
But her voyaging is DER,
No more she'll list to the trade wind S
Tilt,
Or quail meath the kona's roar
And never again will her dusky crew,
On her deck, in the hushed lagoon,
Together sing their country's songs,
Under the round, red moon.
She had her day and her day is done,
And now she lies alone,
And the waves on Anahola beach
Among her timbers moan.
H NJ. AYREs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
NEARLY OUT OF
ALL PROVISIONS
Old Bark Sonoma From Newcastle
Arrives After Trip Of Eighty
Eight Days.

| The bark Sonoma, Captain Stems
land, IS days from Newcastle, arrived
! this morning with a cargo of 1889 tons
of coal. She was reported off port sew
eral days ago, but got blown out aga. n
| by the strong northeasterly wind.
The voyage was a slow and unevaat-
full one until the last week. when there
was enough wind to make up for all
previous deficiencies.
The crew of the Sonoma would have
been up against it good and proper If
their vessel had not succeeded in max
ing port yesterday. They were pretty
near clean out of grub and it is seldom
that ship runs as short of provisions
as the Sonoma did.
There wasn't even enough booze on
board to offer a drink to the harbor-
master. The Chuck totaled up as fol-
lows: Half barrel of beef. ten sacks
of -four, twenty pounds of coffee, fif-
teen pounds of tea and nary mess of
beans.
The Sonoma left Newcastle over
loaded and being a slow old boat. made
poor time. The weather was unpropi-
tious and the pumps had to be kept go
ing nearly all the voyage as the water
in her hold showed a disposition to rise
on the slightest provocation. When
there was wind the windmill pump did
the work, but breezes were pretty shy,
and the crew had hard time of it.
Captain Stensland says that for three
weeks he lay on and off Hawaii, in a
dead calm for a week of that time.
Speaking of the Sonoma's sailing |
abilities, her mate said yesterday that !
she was about as fast as the second |
slow. She strikes her only other gait
when she stops.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
Will Not Refund.

The Collector at San Francisco has re-
ceived the following ruling from the
Treasury Department, with regard to the
duty collected on shipments from Homo
lulu to San Francisco, during the tran
sition'' period:
Treasury Department, Jan. Il, 1902
Sir: The Department is in receipt of
your letter of October 10 last, relative to
the reliQuidation of entries covering mer-
chandise imported from Honolulu subse-
quent to July Z, 1898, and previous to the
taking effect of the Hawaiian Terrific
rial act of April 80, 1900, in cases where
protests have been filed.
In reply, have to invite your attention
to the decisions of the Board of General
Appraisers of July 16. 1901 ct. D. 23191;
2S417; G. A. 5042), and the decision of the
Supreme Court of the United States in
Crossman VS.. United States QS2 U. 81,
from which it appears that the Board is
not vested with jurisdiction to determine
the question whether merchandise is i'm
ported from foreign countries within the
meaning of the revenue laws.
/ have further to direct your attention
to Departments circular. No. 139, of July
16, 1898 IT. D. 1869, publishing the joint
resolution of July Z, 1898, to provide for
annexing the Hawaiian Islands to the
United States, paragraph 6, section 1 Of
which reads as follows:
Until legislation shall be enacted ex-
tending the United States customs laws
and regulations to the Hawaiian Islands,
the existing customs relations of the Ha-
waiian Islands with the United States
and other countries shall remain I'M
In view of the facts set forth, the De-
partment must decline to authorize the
reliquidation of the entries in question,
the parties being left to pursue such of
the remedies indicated by the court in De
Lima VS.. Bidwell they may see fit to
adopt.
O. L. SPAULDING,
Assistant Secretary
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
MORE ABOUT THE
WAlALUA WRECK
Schooner Malolo' Lost Sailor
Off Kaena Point-News Of
Island Fleet.

! The steamer James Makee, which ar
rived yesterday morning from Kauai
brought additional news of the wreck
last Sunday
Purser Lugan reports that the
schooner arrived at Anahola last Fri
day with a load of lumber. She dis
charged all her freight, but could not
get out to sea, as it was too rough.
The Waialua had two anchors out, on
Saturday night, one with forty-fve
fathoms of chain and the other with
fifteen fathoms. The vessel drifted
ashore on Sunday afternoon about
O'Clock and is now lying on the beach
at Anahola, a total wreck and full of
water. Everybody was saved.
1t is said that the captain and crew
left the schooner in the morning and
that they were ashore when she drag
ged her anchor.
The James Makee reported the steam
er Ke Au Hou weather bound at Han
alei. She had discharged part of her
Kealia freight at Hanalei and had
landed her Japs
The Makee experienced northeasterly
winds and rough seas crossing the
channel.
The steamer also brought news that
the gasoline schooner Malolo had ar
rived at Hanalei, minus one of her
crew, who was washed overheard off
Kaena Point. His mamie was David,
but no other details regarding his iden-
tity or the manner of his death were
forthcoming.
According to Purser Lugan's report,
the w. G. Hall had left Koloa for
Eleele and Waialeale, discharging
freight at Makaweli. The schooners Ka
Moi and Luka were discharging coal at
Koloa. The schooner Alice Kimball
was lying at Koloa, having finished
discharging. The Kealia Sugar Com
pany had no sugar to report.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
a Rio Sequel.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 27.-An an
swer was filed in the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday by Ruth Miller. as
eXecutriX of the last will of Sarah Wake
field, to the petition for Limitation of liza
bility of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany in the loss of the steamship City of
RIO de Janeiro on February I'D last. The
answer denies the seaworthiness of the
steamer and charges that officers were
lnemcient and incompetent in that they
ulu not understand the language of the
Chinese crew and could not properly di
rect us members. 1t also alleges that
'here was not full complement of Ii
cehsed ofncers on board and that gross
negligence was shown in attempting to
enter the harbor in a fog 1t is claimed
that suhcient time elapsed between the
stranding and the sinking of the steam
er 10 permit a competent crew to save
the passengers. among whom was Sarah
w wakefield. Damages are asked for in
S5l,od5 or if the liability is limited, then
a pro rata of the sum so decreed.
Alice Mcdonald Safe.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 29.-The
long overdue schooner Alice Mcdonald
has been heard from. Today her owners.
Byxbee & Clark, received a letter from
Captain Marden from Samoa stating
that the vessel had arrived there in safe
ty. The Alice Mcdonald had put INTO
Samoa leaking, and Captain Marden was
compelled to tighten his vessel by dis
charging 200 tons of coal. He stated that
the schooner had encountered head winds
and intermittent gales
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
a Fast Trip.

SAN FRANCISCO, January ga fas
trip of the Oceanic Company's steame,
Sierra will again probably result in the
Colonial mails being landed in London
ahead of the time possible by the Sue2
route. Promptly on schedule time. after
her run of nearly 1000 miles from Sydney
the Sierra reached port early yesterday
morning, twenty days and ten hours
from Sydney and five days, fourteen
hours and twenty-one minutes from Ho-
nolulu
hours ahead of the Sierra, although she
sailed from Honolulu almost a day be-
fore. The China's time was six days,
nine hours and a half.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 2s-Julfan
Bochat, the captain of the French bark
Duchesse Anne, who was asphyxiated
yesterday, died today at the French Hos
pital. His remains were removed to the
morgue.
Captain Bochat was found in a room in
the Europe Hotel, at the corner of Pacific
and Sansome streets. 1t is thought that
the asphyxiation was accidental. A new
master will come from France to take
charge of the Duchesse Anne.
Captain V. Politeo of the ship Spartan
died today at st. Mary's Hospital Apo
plexy was the cause of death, Captain
Politeo was one of the Oldest shippers
on the coast.
The "Star" Ships.
the whole fleet of Star ships has been
chartered by the Alaska Packers Asso-
citation to run to the canneries the COM
0f
port, was chartered some time ago, and
the Star of Italy and Star of Russia have
been added to the list along with the
ship Balclutha and the bark Himalaya,
all of the vessels being owned by j. ].
Moore & Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
Hesper to Sail.

The hoodoo bark Hesper will, according
to present arrangements, get away for
Australia on Sunday morning. Her last
stick of lumber has been loaded and work
of battening down is proceeding. The
Hesper put in here leaking some time
ago. A board of survey, consisting of
Captains Cameron, Brokaw and Fuller,
made an examination of the vessel and
ordered certain repairs made before she
would be allowed to proceed to sea again.
These repairs were made, but it was
common talk along the waterfront yes
terday that the old bark was leaking
as badly as ever, and that despite this,
Captain Svenson had decided to take her
out on Sunday, anyhow. 1t is anticipated
that the board of survey viii have some
thing to say in the matter. provided that
the reports that the vessel is leaking be
true.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
Goodbye Protet.

The French cruiser Protet departed for
Acapulco, Mexico, at 10 o'clock sharp,
yesterday morning. Her leaving was at
tended by no demonstration of any kind
Whatever Before leaving. French Con-
SUI NlzzdVona visited the cruiser and
bade his compatriots bon voyage Pass
ing the lnter-Island wharf the tri-color
was dipped three times From Acapulco
the Protet will probably go to Papeete.
Tahiti, the original destination of the
battleship.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
HOFFSCHLAEGER co.

The Pioneer Wine and Liquor
House, Is King Street. near
Bethel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
Tanner on the WAY.
Grant Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 26.-The
transport Grant will sail from this port
February 7th for Manila, via Honolulu,
carrying a cargo consisting of commits
sary stores and quartermaster's supplies.
Though designated as a special boat and
not supposed to carry any troops, 1T has
been deemed necessary that she take a
full number of cabin passengers and
probably some recruits, who are awaiting
TRANSFORMATION
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To aid Temperance
To Reform a Hard Drinker

Call his attention to the quality
of the liquor which he has been
drinking. After he has become
used to only the best qr iIities
of hard liquors. it is well to call
his attention to the quantity of
alcohol in a small glassful of
spirits. An ordinary drink con-
tains about ounce of pure al
cohol, and in many cases more.
A strong man can easily take
four OF these drinks without be-
ing much affected by it, but still
1t means that he takes 4 ounces
Of pure alcohol within a very
short time. How much beer
the same time? Hardly more
than two bottles, equal to A
ounces OF liquid matter.
CAKE MILLER BUFFET BEER
For instance: 1t contains accord
ing to analysis 3.37 per cent alco-
hol, therefore the total in two
quart bottles would amount to
only Las per cent and which
would be the amount OF alcohol
q person would be able respect
lively care to take within a short
space of time. 1t therefore ap-
pears that all temperance work
ers should endeavor to promote
the sale of all practically harm
less beverages, such as Niller's
Buffet Beer. After a man is
once used to drinking the Buffet,
he will never go back to strong
drink again, fact well worth
30 be considered by the promot-
ers Of temperance. For further
Information apply to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-07
Golden Rule Bazaar
156 HOTEL ST.,
OREGON BUILDING.
We take pleasure in notifying cur
friends and the public generally that
we win be
Open and Ready for Business
Thursday Morning, Jan. 80

and We extend a cordial invitation to
one and all to call and take a look
through cut new home, where, as usual,
will be found ALL THE LATEST
PUBLISHED BOOKS, and FIRST
CLASS STOCK OF SOCIETY AND
OFFICE STATIONERY. We intend to
make the Bazaar the model Book and
Stationery Store OF the city. kindly
weleoHs will be extended to all,
whether purchasers or visitors.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-21
WEEK OF SELF DENIAL CLOSED.

Commander Booth Tucker, Of the Salvation
Army ended the week of self denial of that or
ganzation by conducting services last evening in
the Calvary Baptist Church Fifty-seventh-st St, re-
lating a large assemblage the aims and works
of the army. After benediction had been pro-
nounced Salvation Army band in the balcony
played a quckstep while the congregation de-
parted.
'I am afraid said Commander Booth Tucker
that we have had to vulgarize even sacred music
to bring it down TO the level of the class have
to work with. We have hymnoogy of our own
You may not know it. but turn out about FIVE
thousand poems year. We capture every secular
tune that will help us, and when they give out We
shall have 10 go to manufacturing tunes OF our
We have sixteen thousand brass bandsmen
scattered around the world and publish a special
brass band book for them
Some times visited by men who want
food and lodging, but are not anxious for employ
ment. One poor tired fellow got his supper. a
nights lodging and breakfast and then slipped out
when the clerks back turned, leaving US this
written acknowledgment Of our hospitality:
Just tell them that you saw me, but that you
didn't saw "