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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-18
LOCAL BREVlTlEs.

Corporal Chas. Biart has been pro-
mpted to be a sergeant in Company H
n C. H.
Miss Maria Brede has gone to take
charge of the wireless telegraph sta
ton on Lanai.
The Alameda sails at 9 a. m. today
for San Francisco. The mails close
one hour earlier.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Central
Union church will hold it's social at 7:30
tomorrow evening
| NDr. Cofer has gone to Mahukona
to appoint an assistant quarantine
physician at that port
Information is wanted regarding the
whereabouts of William Webb, alias
Karl Leo. age about sc years.
NC. H. Kluegel, the well known en-
: gineer, is a candidate for the Office of
Superintendent of Public Works.
Concert and exhibition drill for the
benefit of the Central Union cadets at
Y. NJ. C. A. hall Friday evening.
= Julian Monsarrat left for his home at
Kapapala, Hawaii, yesterday, accom-
panied by his brother. DR.. w. T. Mon
sarrat. and Roger Taylor.
>secretary E. NJ. Boyd of the Hawaii |
Promotion Committee is loading the |
To-
quiries about the Territory.
DR.. Cofer, chief quarantine officer. |
has been asked from Washington for
data respecting Mauliola island, the
site of Honolulu quarantine station
The Misses Marguerite and Gladys
Fisher, daughters of Col. Will E. Fish
er, leave today on the Alameda to live II
with their grandparents in San Fran
cisco.g
On account Of an accident to a jury II
man, Judge Robinson is concluding the II
trial of Kapiolani Estate VS.. Faria II
with eleven jurors, by agreement of the
parties.
Original sketches of Hawaiian plants
ana flowers by Miss Wilhelmine
Schmidt in the show window of the Ha-
Naiian Promotion Committee are mucb
admired
The Eagles will hold meeting this
evening in San Antonio hall at which 1
Tine officers for the coming term are
10 be nominated. A full attendance t
If members is requested. II
The executors and trustees of the f
estate of S. C. Allen, deceased. have
brought suit against John c. Crowder.
IN a mortgage given by the latter on
August IA, 1896, to secure the payment
If $780,
DR.. Walter Hoffman was called sud
emily yesterday to so to Kauai, and
Ill not return until Friday or Sun e
ay. During his absence DR.. Carl Hoff- e
ian, of Waipahu, will look after the e
,rmer's office e
DR.. r. G. Curtis left with his bride :
the hiiau LOT i1lo, where the doctor
practitioner = Mrs. Curtis was s
Iiss Blair of New York, who arrived z
l the Alameda. The marriage took 8
lace here on Monday.
Chief Justice Frear, as the only one &
uthorized by law, opened the sealed <
ackages of ballots for the grand jury's &
lvestigation. Ballots rejected under &
rotest will be considered by the grand s
Try in the light of the instructions <
lat the inspectors of election had re- &
lived. <
A. D. Larnach, chief of the mosquito -
has placed on exhibition in a Oh
ndow of E. o. Hall & Son. Ltd. a q
r of dirty water from pond at Hale
uwila and South streets. 1t contains 9
ndreds of mosquito larvae, sfMg. Lar y
ch will ascertain from the Survey
ice to whom the place belongs and
We heart to heart talk with him
out the desirability of filling up the
,unG pool
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-11-18
Mail Per 9 q. Alameda

One of Wall, Nichols Co.'S fine Art
Calendars. Hawaiian views in colors.
The best Hawaiian view calendar ever
produced. Mail one to your friend.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01
M R ..DOOL E#Y
Mr. Booley Calls For an In- Eernaticnal Police Force.

Copyright, 1903. by Robert Howard
 Russell)
 'I thought" said MT. Dooley. that whin me young friend tn czar iv Rooshya got up that there Dutch polls coort f'r to settle tn back yard quarts among tn nations iv tn arth, 'twud be tn end iv war fr good an all II looked all right to me. Why not? If be amy chanct l get mesilf full iv mis- conduck an go around thTyin' to col lect me debts with gun an camp out in somebody's house and won't lave. tn polls take me down to Deerin' sthreet sta ation an throw me in among tn little playmatcs iv tn criminal. an; in tn mcrnin' I'm before me cousin tn chief justice and he con-fiscates tn gun an sends me up tn bullyyard fir thirty days. Why not tn same thing f'r tn powers whin they go off on a tear? I thought I'd be readin in tn pa-apers: Judge Oolenhoff at tn Hague coort had a large docket yister- dah morpin'. Thirty mimbers iv tn mo- toryous Hapsburg family was sint up fir varyous terms an tn polls think they have completely broke up tn gang. Tn king iv Spain was charged with on-support, but was dismissed with a warnin'. Tn Impror iv Chiny was let off with fine fir maintainin' T dope Jint, an warrants was issued fr tn owners iv tn primises; tn king iv England an tn Czar iy Rooshya. Tn Sultan iv Turkey. alias Hamid tn Hick, alias tn Turrible Turk. was charged with poly-gamy. Tn coort give him tn alternative iv five more wives or thirty days. Whin these cases had been cleared away, tn bailiff led into tn dock three notory ous charack- ters. Tn first was a large. heavy-set Geerman who proved to be Bill tn Bite, less known by his thrue name iv Will luln Fl. J. E.. I. K. l.. NJ. N. O. P. c. R. s. T., etc. HohenzolIern. By his side was an undersized little dark man, tn notoryous Emilio Casthro, a pro-fiss- yonal dead beat an imbizzler, an d stout party be tn name ivy Albert Ed ward or Edwards, who is said be tn international polls to be behind some iv tn biggest gratis that have been run through TT tn last twinty years, though niver so far caught with tn goods on Hohenzollern was accused iv assault with intint to kill, robbery, blackmail carryin' concealed weepins an raysisl- in an officer. Edward or Edwards was charged with maintainin' q fence fir rayceivin' stolen property and carryin' concealed weepins. Casthro was charged with vagrancy. maintainin' @ disordherly house an fraud.
 " Tn attorney f'r tn prosecution made out sthrong case again tn pris'ners. He said that Hohenzollern was a. desprit character who wcs con stantly menace to tn peace iv tn wurruld. He had no sympathy fir Cas- thro, who was an idle, dangerous ruff van an he hoped tn coort wud dale severely with him. He niver paid his debts. an none iv tn neighbors' chick ems was safe firm him. He was a low down, worthless, mischief maxim lcaf- CT. But Casthro's bad charackter did
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01

not excuse tn other pris'ners. It seems that Casthro. who niver paid annybody annything. owed a bill with tn well known grocery firm iv Schwartzheim an Hicks, which he rayfused to settle. Hearin' iv this, Hohenzollern an Ed ward or Edwards con-spired tcgethe- to go to Casthro's place undher pre- t.nse iv collectin' tn bill an throw CGsthro out an take possission iv his property. Hohenzoliern was tn more vilent iv tn pair. He appeared carry in loaded revolvers which he fired into tin windows iv Casthro's shop. smashed in tn dure an endangered tn lives iv nanny innocint people. He was ar rested atther a sthruggie in which he severely injured wan iv tn interray- tiolal polls foorce an was carried of in a hurry-up wagon. Edward or Ed wards was caught in tn neighborhood. He pretinded to be an innocint specta- tor, but whin searched was found to have loaded revolvers in his pocket as well as an address to tn Christian nations iv tn wuTruld justifyln' his conduck an denoIncin' his accomplice. Casthro was taken into custody or gin'ral principles. Tn prosecution asked that an example be made iv tn pris 'ners. Afther tistymony had been inthrojooced shown tn bad charack- ter iv tn men in tn dock, HohenzoI- Tern was put on tn stand to testify in his own defense. He swore that he had no inmity again Casthro, but Schwartz helm iv Schwartzheim an Hicks was German frind iv his an he wint down to see that no injustice was done him. Did he ask ye to go?" ast tn coOrt
 No" says tn pris'ner, but me pres tige as a slugger wud be in danger if l didn't so over an punch this here little naygur," he says. ''Niver, niver. shud it be said that a German citizen shan't be able to collect his debts amy where but in Germany" he says. '"Th' mailed fist" he says, lis iver raised fir tn protiction-" No more iv that" says tn judge. This is q coort iv law. Hohenzollern, we're a dangerous man. Ye're noisy. riotous an offinsive I'm determined to make an example iy we an l sintince ye to stay in Germany fir tn rest iv ye'er nachral life, an may tn Lord have mercy on ye'er sowl As fir ye, Edwards, ye're even worse I will hold ye without bail ontil th polls can collect all their ivfdence again ye. Casthro, ye're discharged Tn worst thing l cad think iv doin' to ye is to sind ye back to ye'er beautiful Vinz- wala. Tn pris ner Hohenzollern made a dimonsthration while bein' raymoved fir m tn dock It is undhersthud that Edward or Edwards has offered to tell all he knows an promises to duplicate siv'ral prominent parties
 That's tf' way thought 'twud be
 Be Hiveps, Hinnissy, I looked forward to tn day whin if a king, impror or czar started a rough house tn blue bus wud come clangin' through tn sthreets an' they'd be hauled off to Holland fir thrile. l looked to sec tn United States shit pulled ivry month or two. an all tn officers iv tn navy fugitives firm justice, Ithought tn coort wud have a
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01

Laigs off. Some days we haf to crost tn floor as menny as ten times a day luggin' a heavy Bill at some legislator has been unlodin' his Branes into ever sence he got tn Nommynishun last fall That's work fer a Hodcarrier instid of gentle Youths like us"
 Tn Sergence of Orms an all their Deputies sez at this thing Of keepin' their Nerves an Mussels Strung Up mint after mint fer a hour a day ex pectin' to heer somebody else call some body else a Tyre, or Anuthern or d Democrat, an nothing don't happen, is tn most wearin' occypashun at wun can engage into.
 Tn Watchmens sez their job ain't no Picnic They'se tn most overworkei of all tn Attaches. They don't haf to do a thing but Watch all tn time an they ain't nothin' goin on to look at. They sez this thing of bein' tn Look Out fer tn Twenty Secon Legislacher is as onsatisfactry as Fannin' tn Heir an Strikin' out in a game oT Dase Ball.
 They's wun other Greevunce at tn Attaches sez tn legislacher haf to take Connyzance of an that's tn committy rooms. Tn rooms is plesent enough. 
 of 'em. Tn Crowded Quarters gives 'em q Sense of Suffocashun sos it's harder. fer 'em to draw their Breths an it is fer 'em to draw their Salaries They'll demand a Apropriashun to com plete an enlarge tn Capitle Buildin'.
 Tn Legisla ters they sez at tn mem bers of tn United Federashun of Legis- latif Attaches when it gets orgynized has nothin to COmplane about. Thcy'se been given almost free Axess to tn Treshury an tn Legislacher has made their hours as easy as they can Con sistent with their Duty to tn PubliX.
 Everybody intrusted in tn Laber Movement at tn Capitle bildin' has been heerd fun but tn Tacks Payer. what can't do nuthin' but Grone an Nash his teeth an Swear an Bleed Inside every time he looks Gt tn Attaches. He won't have a Chanst to say q word fer most two yeers, an by that time he'll ferget what he was goin' to say. In tn Languidge of th. Pote :" Twas ever thus"
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01
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Concerning the Unrest of Labor With
 in the Capitol Building.)

Concerning the Unrest of Labor With
 in the Capitol Building.)
 Tn Clcrx at tn Legislacher sez at they is goin' to form Laber Union. -.l' Paiges an tn Assistant Paiges IS goin' to form a-nuthern. Then they'll be Laber Orgynizashuns of tn Ser gence of OrIns an their assistance, an tn DoOrkeepeds an tn Watchmens an tn Elevater Injineers. As soon as all these Unions gifts their chOtters they'se goin to meet an orgynize what they call tn United Federashun of Legis- latlf Attaches.
 Then they'll appint a Greevunce Com mittee to ast tn Legislacher fer more Pcy an less Hours. They sez they can't stand thIs Rush of Law Maxim ats been goin' on fer tn last two weex. They sez: What we want is a Onnesy days pay fer a Onnest days Work" Some ot tn Clerx, I meen tn Gentle men Clerx, they sez. This little ole Poltry dollars a day we're a-gittin' won't harly pay fer tn Inrodes ats bein' made on tn Buzzums of our Pance. sos at they won't be nuthin left fer us to Eat On. Tn Lazy Cierx they sez this standin' aroun' in constant fear at they's goin' to be something fer us to do every mint Recks our Nervous System in sich a way at S5 a day won't begin to make it good" Tn Paiges an their Assistance they sez we'd druther go back to school an Iced sich a life as this, a runnin our
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01

Mininers. and chestnut ours have fall openings.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01

kind iv a bridewen built where they'd sind tn internaytional dhrunks an' dis ordherlies an where ye cud so amy day an sec Willum Hohenzollern coo perrin a bari an me frind Joe Cham berlain peggin' shoes. while gr'reat war iditors. ccrryspondints. statesmen. an other disturbeTs iv tn peace walked around in lock sthep an tn keeper iv tn jail showed ye a book filled with photygrafts iv tn mos notoryous iv thim: Number two thousan an wah. Joe Chamberlain, professional land grabber. five years CT William Hohen- zollern. all-around ruffyan, life. That wud be tn fine day whin tn wagon wud be backed up in fr-ront iv tn parly-
 hints iv tn wurruld an tn bull-pen wud be full iv iuternaytional grafters. get-rich- quick op'rators an short arm men. whin tn Monroe docthrine wud be condimned cs a public nuisance an South America wud be burned undher ordhers lv tn coort. But it hasn't come. Tn coort is there, noddin' over tn docket jus like d coort. while out side tn rowdies are shootil' at each other, holdin' ID chinymea and nay gurs, pickin' pockets, blowin' safes an cndangcIin' tn lives iv dacint people. They'se a warrant out fr Bill Hohen- zollern, but they'sc nc van to serve it. He's on tn rampage, breakin' windows an chasin' people over tn roofs, while Edward or Edwards stands around tn corner waitin' fir tn goods to be de- iivered an savin his ammunytion to use it on his pal if they quarrel over tn divide. There's tn internaytional coort. ye say but l say. where ar-re in polls? A coort's ell r-right enough, but
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01

the convenience of Mir. Coler's own at torneys for the issuing of the terri torial bonds. Nothing more remains to be done, and at no time since the de- cision of the supreme court of the United States was rendered has Mir Coler's claim been in the slightest jeop- ardy. It is remarkable that he could have been so lacking in a clear under standing of the situation.
 Ard this has furnished practically all the ground for the numerous references in the senate to Arizona's alleged ten dency to repudiation. Senators of the United States should be sufficiently well informed not to charge up against a whole people the acts and sayings of a few dcmagogues and socialistic news papers. Every state has its own quota of this class. Every legislature has it's percentage of men who would readily drag the public credit in the mud and befoul the good name of their constitu- ents, if by 90 doing they could reap no toriety for the hour or gain some other personal end. It is freely acknowledged that Arizona has it's share of this class. But for honor and honesty, individually and collectively, the people of Arizona properly rank with the best people in the United States.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01

sterdam an Rotterdam. l want to see tn day whin jus as Bill Hohenzollern
 corner an prepares a raid on leun- dhry. q big polisman will step out iv Q
 dure an say: I want ye, Bill, an ye might as we'll come along quite But
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01

When you lack energy. do not relish your food, feel dull and stupid, after eating, all you need is a dose of Cham berlain's Stomach & Liver Tablets. They will make you feel like new man and give ycu an appetite like a bear. For sale by Elvcy & Hulctt, druggists.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01

An ad. he refused to insert, Sending back a reply that was curt. Since then hc has failed dis door has heen nailed, And his stock sold out cheaper than
 dirt.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01

suppose it wud be jus tn same thing as it is now in rale life"
 How's that?" asked Mir. Hennessy. "All tn biggest crooks wud git on tn polls foorce." said MT. Dooley.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01

We sell the greatest of blood puri- fiers, Acker's Blood EliXer. under a positive guarantee. It will cure ali chronic and other blood poisons. If you have eruptions or sores on your body, or are pale. weak or run down. it is just what you need. We refund money if you are not satisfied. 50 cents and S1.00.-T. F. Hudson Pharmacy.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-01
GRiSWOlD
kac.s s.s--s cycle M q

Is Arizona agent for the Racycle. the best and easiest riding wheel on earth. Keeps the largest stock of Tires anc sundrics. Most complete repair shop Tn the city. Nos. [ and 9. s. First avenue
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-09
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Trains leave Pennsylvania Station Daily
800 p M-CHICAGO AND ST LojIS SPE-
Gal solid yestIbuie, electric lighted.
Dining car train with Pullman Slsepers %
Louisville. Cincinnati indiana polls, and 81
Iouis. Parlor Gar to ElrsInia Hot springs.
vftholu change ParIor Cars tzurluuaE %
Chicago. Dining Car from Washington.
i11.IGP. II F. F. y. LIMITED. Solid yesubu.e,
electric ghted. dining car train. With Pau
man slee Jers 10 Cincinnati. Lexington, and
Louisville CcmQdTImeat sleeper 70 II
sfnia Hot Springs daily except sunday.
Sfespers CINCINNATI 10 Chit9eo and St
Louis Dining Car
Reservation afd tickets at 1l3 FpuEsss lElHia
avenue. 6a9 Fourteenth Street, near r. and as
he staten Telephone 1880 for Paanss iV-niz
oh S4rvics r. 81. FJLLER,
Tsiarbr7e Main 1886 General Passenger Agent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-09
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md. April Sin the
circuit court for this county yesterday
tho case of the State OF Maryland for the
use OF Isabella Phillips IS the BaIti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company was
concluded. the case having been taken
from the consideration of the jury by
the court. and q verdict entered in favor
OF The defendant Suit was instituted
for 5000 damages for causing the death
Of one Bradley Phillips on September :
last, al Limekiln. Frederick county. Nd
The court held that the pIaintif could
not recover because Of the coutrbutory
negligence of the deceased. This case
was OF trial for two days
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-09
Reception to New Rector,

Tue regular monthly business meeting
of the Rockville chapter of Epworth
League viii be held in the lecture room
Of the church OF Tuesday evening of
next week. After the transaction Of a
small amount Of routine business. the
third department OF The league will have
charge OF the exercises. an important
part or which viii be the rendering Of a
reception 10 the new pastor, Rev " +
Locke L is hoped all the members Of
the church and congregation VIII be
present. The general public is invited
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-09
VIRGINIA NOTES.
RICHMOND.

The conference report on the general
revenue bill. including the Mann liquor
provision. was adopted in the house Of
delegates yesterday by a vote Of forty
four 70 thjrtv-Eou
A bill was reported from the commit
tee providing for q State highway com
mission.
In the police court yesterday. Mrs
scpbv MaIIov and T c. Callahan. pro-
pr.etor of the Hotel Gladstone. were
each fined 500 Tor selling liquor on Sur
day. CauahaH's license also being re-
voked-
Thirty boys. bunch-b breakers and rou-
srs At the cheroot factory Of the Allen
5 Ginter branch of the American To-
bacco Company, struck this morning
Their principal cause Of complaint was
thai they have 10 wait outside the fac
tory, often in the rain. from the time
they arrive until five minutes before
they go 10 work. The girls are allowed
to 90 into the factory and ,-ait
The fight between the Passenger and
Power Company and ne city over the
question OF transfers is on in earnest
The city drew the first blood yesterday,
when the street car company was fined
S25 Tor refusing 10 give a transfer st
First and Main Streets TO passenger
transferred to the First Street line
from Broad Street An appeal was
taken
John Myers, IT.. fourteen years old,
fell through the joists of an unfinished
building in Fulton yesterday and re-
eeIved serious injuries about the head
and lower limbs. He is in a serious con
dition.
Andrew Carter Gilligan. who about
three years ago shot and killed Beverly
r. Turner. a prominent resident of Isle
of Wight county, died last night in Isle
penitentiary. where he was serving an
eighteen-year term Miss Isabelle
Turner's father had forbidden GiIligan
to visit her, They held clandestfne
meetings and It was at one OF
these that Turner was killed. The young
woman who figured so prominently IN
the tragedy married another man oa!y
q few weeks ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-09
AUTOMOBILIST APPEALS.

John Bowles, who was fined $25 in the
Police Court BY Judge KimbaH for fast
driving Of an automobile. has taken an
appeal 10 the Court " Appeals for the
District. The petitioner says that Judge
KimbaI denied him trial by jury.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-09
sEAB0ARD Air LINE RAIL WAY.

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-09
SUFFERED ALL NIGHT.

Mrs. Annie SeanIon, / Norwich Street
Boston says. Mother could not sleep
and coughed all night long. but thanks
10 Father Johns Medicine the cough is
gone and she sleeps all right il did
her q world Of good" No morphine or
poisonous durgs
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-09
Washingtonian Married.

Everett o. Lusby. aged twenty lone
years. and Miss Florence G. PritchaTd
aged twenty years. both Of Washington
city, were married here yesterday by
Rev T J Packard. A marriage license
has been issued 10 Frederick W hruhm
aged twcnty-seven years, whose address
is Fulton, Howard county. Md, and
Miss Mary L Duvau aged thirty years.
whose residence is in this county.