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which would be hot in speech and res
oiution. They declared that the mes
sage of President Roosevelt would fur
nish a text for declarations against
Governor Dole, and some OF the tncrl
sangu.ne of those who were agitat:nG
the matter averred that when they had
shown that the action of the governor
in failing to sign the county bill vas
"un-American," that he would resign
or be deposed. But this faction CO lid
not control the votes. The conssrv3-
tives were In the majority. They had
their way and made the meeting, on
paper at least. one for the pacific pur-
pose of Instruction
It would not be fair to indict the
Young leaders for conspiring to get
men OF all parties into the hall and
then outshout them. and pass resolu-
lions which would denounce every
thing that IS They are men with
ideals, but they cannot control the ma
tority entirely. They would proceed
perhaps upon the very lines they have
laid down, but there is a faction which
knows not conservatism. There are
men who could not control their utter
ances, or would not, and without doubt
the action of the mass of the attend
ants upon the meeting would shame
the men who manage II.
1t Is safe to say that there will be
few persons other than members Of the
Home Rule party in attendance on the
meeting, and that none of the repre- |
sentative men of the other organiZa |
ions will speak. Curiosity may draw |
some onlookers, but the meeting Will |
lot have the weight of a non-partisan
gathering.
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The demand for the New Years Ad
vertiser was clamorous yesterday up
to the hour when, out of regard to the
physical. condition OF the mechanical
and business force. the issue of the
great edition paused. Work Will be re-
sumed early this morning and every
one who wants copies of the New
Year number Will ind them ready at
the Advertisers counting room, in the
hands of newsboys and at the book
stores. 1t is a pleasure to know that
the big paper has proved satisfactory
TO the Hawaiian public and that the
mails are burdened already with cop
les sent to influential people on the
mainland ana farther away.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-02

Yesterdays Republican used about
half its first page to say that L. A
Thurston had been holding political
meetings in the Staneenwald block for
several Sundays back and that one &C.
CURED on Sunday morning last. What
purported to be an interview with a
workingman who had been present was
included in the general story. mas
much as MIR. Thurston spent all of last
Sunday morning at home and the three
previous Sundays at his cottage on
Tantalus and as he has attended no
political meetings or conferences on
the first day of the week or on any
other day In the month, we cannot
congratulate the Republican on its
news-Satheriug methods. Indeed the
habit of taking seems so firmly grated
on the paper that even a change In
editorshlp cannot repress il.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-02

For1aer Judge George A. Davis in
ciines to leave Hawaii because he is
tired of 1t and finds In the importantly
OF Boston a pressing call to a wider
sphere. Fortunately for those whose
lot is cast In these islands, Judge Da-
Wis does not always shoot when he
aims his gun. 1t may be that, when
he returns to bid US all adieu, he will
change his mind ana stay to entertain
his friends and the public as of yore.
Without Davis Honolulu would be dull
indeed ana the courts, save for judic-
tcuS antics, barren of sensa ton.
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Doctor and Clown,

DR.. Fl. w. Howard attached part OF
the circus property of the Beverley y,
Bernard aggregation just before it de-
parted in the Ventura Christmas eve.
Police officers served Beverley, tbs
clown, with a WIT of attachment while
the latter was on the steamer. BeVer-
ley, it seems, owed q bill of SI5 for
services rendered by the physician
when the clown was burned several
eeks ago. The latter failed to pay
the bill. With costs added, it amount;
ed to $2f. which was reluctantly paid.
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Germany and Venezuela.

NEW YORK, Dec. 26-According to
the Port of Spain CTrinidad) CORES
pendent of the Herald, Germany liz
tends to act vigorously against Presi-
dent Castro's government in Venezue a
for the latter's failure to pay the inter
est on the debt owing the German
bankers during the last three years. a
naval demonstration 1t is alleged.
would have taken place by this time
had It not been that the German cruis-
er Nineta needed repairs, and had to
go to the United States for an over
hauling
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Russia Finds a Friend.

NEW YORK, Dec. PA London dis
patch to the Tribune says: 1t is report
ed from Peking that Sir Robert Hart,
whose influence with the Chinese is in
creasins in Importance, favors the con-
SHERATON OF Russia's claims on Man
churia in regard to mining and railway
privileges. railway defense being a mill
tary necessity.
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The Trade In warsh,ps.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Accordng to
the London correspondent of the Tri-
Dune this has been a good ship building
year In Great Britain. but there has been
a noteworthy diminution in the number
Oh warships built for foreign powers. The
vessels included in this years return are
principallJ for Japan and at the present
moment. there are practically no large
ships building for foreign nav.es. The
railing off in orders Is attributed to polit-
ical considerations
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Canal Bill Reported.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-Congressmaa
Hepburn of the House Committee On
commerce. today favorably reported the
Nicaragua canal bill. The House adopt.
ed special order providing that the
consideratio ton of the bin should begin 90
Tuesday. January 9TH and continue IN
til the bill is disposed Of This order,
however. Is not to interfere with revenue
or appropriation bills.
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Diss De Bar Sentenced.

LONDON, Dec. 2O.-Theodore and Lau.
"a Jackson, the latter best known IN the
United States by the name of Ann
'O'Deia Diss de Bar. were found guilty
today by a jury in the Old Bailey on
crarges>of immoral practices and fraud.
The judge Immediately imposed SEN
fences of fifteen and seven .edrs' penal
servitude upon Jackson and mis- reputcd
wife, respectively.
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Fl pho T altors,

WASHINGTON, December 19.-Generai
Chaffee designates the Fiipinos as d
race of war traitors, in his review of a
court martial sent to the Secretary Of
War. In the case, which was of MUIR
der, three natives were sentenced to life
Imprisonment. The same punishment was
meted out to a Spanish friar.
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GAGE RESIGNS.
Gov. Shew of Iowa Succeeds Him 6
Secretary # the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Dec 21.-Lyman J.
Gage, Secretary of the Treasury, has re-
signed. Disagreement with Roosevelt Is
given as the reason for the resignation.
The office has been rendered to Governor
Leslie NJ. Shaw Of Iowa, who has ac-
cepted. This acceptance does not rem
der insecure Secretary Wilson of the De-
partment of Agriculture, who is also an
Iowa man.
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& SLAP ar AMERICA.
Naturalizad Americans Ordered to
Leave TurksY

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 22-The au-
thorities at Beirut. Syria, have notified
naturalized American citizens that they
must renounce their naturalization with
n fifteen days, otherwise they will be
expelled from Turkey.
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Army Chaplain In Trouble

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2O.-CbapIain
VIM. w. Brander of the Fifteenth Cav
airy, which sailed for Manila recently.
may be court mart.aled for remarks con-
corning a fellow minister. He Was order
ed to remain in San Francisco
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Even under the Monroe doctrine Ger
many has a right to collect by force
an honest debt due from Venezuela Or
any other south American State
When she used that method with Hay
ii there was no protest on the part OF
the American State Department. 1t is
when an Old World power tries to an
mex territory in the New World that
the United States feels called upon to
Interfere
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Ten Men Cremated.

P1TTSBURG Pa). Dec. 1s.-Ten men
were cremated and four badly injured
by gas explosion at the Soho furnace
OF Jones & Laughlin. The explosion was
caused by a slip In the furnace
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-01-02
Venezuelan Trouble.

WILLEMSTAD, Island Of Curacao
Dec. 21.-It is stated that the entire
country is ready to rise against Castro
KINGSTON. Jamaica, Dec. 22.-The
Indiana has sailed for Venezuela.
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General Maso w,,b6raws

HAVANA. Dec. 21.-General Maso has
retired from the canvass for The nresi-
Cency OF the Cuban Republic. Demon
STATIONS are being made against Gomez.
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KANSAS CITY CNIo). Dec. "a spe-
ciai TO the Star from Son Antonio. Tex,
teLins of the collapse OF the city Market
i l. al Hacatecas, Mexico. killing fifty
Ave has been received.
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Valentine Is Dead.

OAKLAND, Dec. 21.-J. j. Valentine.
president OF the Welis-Fargo Co., died
ills morning
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VIII Fight Combine.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 23.-The State has
employed special counsel to fight the
Northern Pacific consolidation. Mon
tana and North Dakota will help.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-09-21

Thompson's Glove Fitting and R, & G. corsets, $1.5O quality now $1
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01
Persons, Places
and Things
HE GAVE IT VERBATIM.
Australian Reporter Turns Tables {
Parliamentary Crttlcs.

Australian Reporter Turns Tables on
Parliamentary Critics.
An Australian reporter. with a
sense of humor. has demonstrated yet
again the risk courted by the wight
who removes his gloves before hand
ling the humble representatives of
the press. Fault had been found by
some OF the members OF the Sydney
legislative council because some OF
their speeches were not published YER
batlm. Whereupon. the reporter in
question hit upon means OF confound-
Ing his critics literally out OF their
own mouths. He did SO by reporting
one spesch exactly as It was spoken.
This Is how It read In print:
"The reporters-ought not to-the
reporters ought not to be the ones to
Judge Of what is important-not to
say what should be left out-but-
the members can only Judge OF what
Is important. As las my speeches
AS the reports-as what say is re-
ported sometimes. no one-nobody can
understand from the reports-what II
is-what mean. Soft strikes me
II has struck me certain matters
things that appear OF Importance are
sometimes left out-omitted. The re-
porters-the papers-points are re-
ported mean-to make brief state.
ment-what the paper thinks of inter.
est-is reported"
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

a
Indian he had
blanket
him.
rightly gratitude not
oenmes when we view our wife we suspicion that 1t was)
hours and hurridy
demon hartrgser whskey ewe her And the
faith in human nature was shattered for good
which stylish
with
In
cheating thought
bowhoies
u divorce daybreak
When
describing condition of him before
every
life will successfully rseoicns
Of
that double Hives will
Man is half fool and the other half oo He with Lincoln
Man will laugh and blow with other
would
deceived
with frisnds his
his crooked eovpsih through meadow
will Its conoons with the simple conviction
romantic
Many that wouldn't steal his v'fes watch and will steal
=
= il
his wife within minister
brains IL him
kind has reason TO Kick Al this than he has
matssmony like yacht
husband She don't look beautiful graceful
es.-Nc~ York Sunday Press
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

A few weeks ago an engineer whose
train was approaching the city OF
Montreal. in Canada, saw a large dog
standing on the track ahead. The dog
was barking furiousiy. The engineer
blew the whistle. yet the hound did
not bulge. The train Numbered on.
and the poor creature crouched low.
In another instant the dog was struck
and hurled high in the air. Some bits
Of white muslin on the coweatcher
caught the engineers eye. and so.
hating the train, he ran back to the
spot where the accident had occurred.
BY the side Of the dead dog was a
dead child. which probably had wan
dered on the track and fallen asleep.
The poor. watchful guardian had given
its signal for the train to stop, but.
unheedei. had died at its post a vic
tim to duty.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

During the Omaha exposition Sen.
ator channecy ~. pcpcv and q. 4.
Galloway. president Of the Americas
Locomotive Company. were stroiiins
about the Midway. taking In the
sixhts. when they were invited Into .
large hail To sec tho greatest per.
fosmanc. on EARTH The hall filled
up rapidly and after . wait Of ton Of
afIecn minutes tho senator said to NJ.
Galloway: This must DO good shox
so many people arc efo~dins in TO
~. IT, After some further waiting.
during which the hall wAs jAmrucd
full. the late Sterling Morton walked
down the aisle. and. stopping TO shake
hands with tho senator and Sir. Cal
iavay. said: what In thunder arr
you fellows doing herc' There IL an
old faker outside calling out Come
In and soc the great and only chauae-y
~. prpeu. Only 10 cents TO SEQ the
krcs, and only chaineey.'-
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01
Prince. Gift Cause. Trouble.

Prince Henry Of Prussia was In.
debted TO Adolp Bender. an American
citizen. for some courtesy when his
royal hishness was coming across the
ocean. In acknowledgment. he sent
Mr.. Bender thoroughbred dachshund
and the biuebieoded auadruped has
been playing hob at soundview park.
in westchester county. n. ". where
Mr. Bender lives. Its new owner got
into fight ovef one of Its pranks.
visitor threatens suit or personal
chastisement because of another and
a young woman wants 5000 damages
on account of having been almost
frightened out Of her wits by the
funny little brute.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

Gen. John Palmer. al one time sec
Rotary Of state Of New York. Is 81
years old. and. finding that he IL not
quite SO spry as of yore. has been
submitting to a course Of injections
tons Of goat lymph. hoping that in
this way he may regain some measure
of youthful sprishtiiness. This fact
became public in the course of suit
brought against the general by the
proprietor of goat lymph sanitarium.
The old gentleman appears TO be hale
and hearty.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

Titled Englishwomen are fast deve,.
opins a love for the sea and It's pur.
suits that must make their brothers.
fathers and husbands q little careful
Oh their own prowess In that respect.
Yachting Is beginning to be quite the
thing among Enslishwomen and the
marchioness Of Londonderry lie said to
take the lead among her associates as
a sailor. The marchioness has di.
rected the sailing of several races a,
Cowes and is looked upon as an eS.
perienced yachtswomap.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

Col. 6unncr In the coming production
Of Captain Molly" al tho Manhattan
thcatcf. New York.
Mr. Harrington was graduated from
Chicago university In 1900 and studied
banking with his father. Ills love for
tho stage. however. proved too strong
10 allow him TO spcnd much urac In .
counting house. and. getting . chance
To play the role Of tho Tammany shcr.
Ia In a Man from Mesieo.- he took IL
lie vas 30 successful that Nine. Mod.
jcska took him into her oompaay. In
which he played eight shakcsprassan
roles with credit
In Captain Molly Mr.. Harrington
will bc one Of tho principal supports
Of Elizabeth Tyrec.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01


Although risen TO comparative af.
nucncc. the head OF big engineering
works. who had once been poor. main.
taincd his policy OF never resting. II
have . feeling" he said. shat II do
not waste . moment Providence will
never desert mo-" Compelled at last
to have . fortnikhts holiday. he pre-
tended to take long walks. but In
reality went daily from his ao,ei to
apartments which he had taken near
nj hand. and where no thought out
and perfected . new invocation. Doc
tors md such cases ~ these very dis.
acuit TO prescribe for. A man. over
worked At an occupation TO which he
10 devoted. may fall into worse health
" forced TO dcsist from Il. Tho brain
then becomes III A. well a. tho body.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

Thomas Ford. one of the most IA.
miliar figures connected with the New
York. New Haven and Hartford rail.
road Offices in New York city, un.
doubtedly holds the worlds record a.
a railroad man who has never riddes
a mile on his OF any other road AMI
who has never asked for nor received
a pass from his company or taken
vacation in forty-two years.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01
Remedy for se..siehn..s.

Sprinkle two or three drops Of
petroleum on a piece of lump-suear,
and the feeling Of sickness will dis.
appear Immediately. This is not near
legged. has never been known to fail.
II second dose is required 1t may
be repeated in about ten minutes. But
the FIRST is generally quite effectual.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01
Platte success. In Politics.

sssss = SSSSSoo w. VO"ssSOs
Senator Plat Of New York has ccie-
bratcd his siaty.ninth birthday. on
which occasion he received host Of
congratulations from friends and nd.
mirers all over the country. On being
asked for some advice by. . young
man about TO enter political life hc
said: Never give any ono tho right
70 say that you have broken your
word to him. DO careful about max.
Ing . promise. but whea you have
once passed your word stick to II.
though Il may be to your own dctri.
msnt." Mr.. Plat has had Intimate
social and political acquaintance with
every president elected BY his party
from Lincoln to Roosevelt and has
been andisputcd Republican leader 10
New York state for eighteen yeass.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01
The laroes, Vat,

The largest oak wine vat in the
world is being erected in San Fran
cisco cellar. when finished II will
have the proportions OF two-story
cottage. and could accommodate four
quadrille sets on its end. The famous
Heidelberg tun has capacity of So.
600 gallons, while the western one
will hold 10000.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

On separate days Capt. Hobson of
Merfimac fame and Evangelist Sam
Small were attractions at the Piasa
Chautauqua assembly near st Louis.
Hobson drew the bigger crowd and St
Louis people are unable to decide
whether to be proud or otherwise of
the fact.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01


An onseseuoN OaAoe W0sSs
USEFUL impemsa ahsrmsnr hit is Aydrseope There
probably Who waited
less patience fos the ash bite have not oaed set peep in'"
~ II
II
70 be
Of
he .
feeling
the surface these
could told
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ceasIdsssd Him Dead.

Coneloereo Him 0eoo.
When Mr.. Shaw became SECRETARY
OF the treasury there was . minor
~mpioye Of the department named
Mike whose duties were % multi.
farioas and complicated that he had
come to be regarded ~ indispensable.
About once In two moutha Mike went
on . spree and vas discharged. but
was always taken back when thinxa
In his particular sphere vent vroas.
Mr.. Shaw learned Of this and asked
the deiinaasat's Immediate superior:
What would you do II Mike we're
dcaa'- -oh. I suppose 20 would have
TO ssfaishssa out saiuxs ourselves"
We'll. 80 far as this department 10
concerned Mike IL dead. 30 bse'n
and sssaixhsea.-
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

The announcement that King Oscar
of Sweden is writing his memoirs
hardly comes as surprise for tn.
reason that he has so frequently and
SO successfully ventured into litera.
ture that he might reasonably be ex-
pected to try his hand at state cbre,.
icles and personal "reminiscences
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

John Morley. the English statesman.
was the first editor to be made \
cabinet minister. He passed from the
editorial chair OF the Pail Mall Ga
zette TO the chief secretaryship of
ireland. What must come as a sur
prise to readers of Mr.. Morley is that
the distinguished author and states
man at one time thought of going into
the church.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01
FINE STATUE OF LATE vIcE.PRESIDENT
HOBART NEARLY READY FOR UNWILLING

Arrangements arc nearly completed
for tho unwilling Of the due statue
Of the late Carrot A. Hobart. which
will stand In front Of the city hall.
Paterson. N. j.. the home town OF the
dead vice president. President Roose-
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

welt has been asked to supervise tho
unwilling and the committee has
every reason to believe that he will
be there. This II the nrst published
photograph OF the fine statue OF the
late vice-president
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

Cant. Freeman. who saved the
steamer Roddam from destruction dur
ing the recent volcanic eruption at
st. Pierre. was recently presented
with a silver medal by the Liverpool
ghjpwreck and Humane society.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01

2 The largest private collection Of
cacti in the United States is ownei
By Mrs. Ida Balmer Camp of Caro-,
Mich. It contains many varieties rot
found elsewhere In this country,
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01
Amb.,..oor .chos,e.s Career.

NmbaSsaooF ChoateS CaFe3f.
Joseph Hodges Ctoatc has never
held q public ONCE save that Of am.
bassador to the court Of ST. James
unless exception be made OF the time
he served as president Of the New
York constitutional convention In
1894 lie IL now In the seventy.ars:
year of his life and has just com.
pieted the aftiesh year Of his career
In the legal world He Is . native of
Massachusetts,. and he has lived In
New York city since he began the
practice Of Law just half . century
ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1902-08-01
rrrtG ron LOUISVILLE seLLs.
Miss Griseo's Engagement to sir
Charles Ross Announced.

Charles Ross Announced.
Atias Patti burnley Ellison. whose
engagement TO . rich English land
owner. Sir Charles Henry Augustus
Frederick Ioekhars Ross. has been
announced. is the third Louisville girl
within . year tn marry . substantial
title. Her wedding is set for the mid.
die Of November. Her predecessors
were Miss Grace Carr. who became
Lady Marlborough. and Miss Lillian
Lansha,n. who became the baroness
Won s,eFahers.
Miss Ellison. who IL an accom-.
piished musician. IL the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ellison and IL
descended from q noted revolutionary