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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-22
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Prisoner demanded.

New York, Dec. 22.-Emil Totterman,
the Swedish sailor, suspected of being
responsible for the murder and mutila-
ton of the body of Sarah Martin, the
woman who lost her life in Kelly's hotel,
Cherry Hill, on Saturday night last,
was arraigned before Magistrate Breen
in the Centre street police court this
morning, and remanded to the Coroner's
Jury
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-22

Gray B Bitter, an insurance collector,
of Lititz, Pa, was held up on the road
near the Ephrata last night and robbed
of a large sum of monay he had collected
during the day. He stopped his team
when red lantern was flashed in the
road. One man held the horses and
two Others, at revolver points, demanded
silence while they cut the wallet from
Bitzer's coat. They then struck Bitter
on the head with their weabons, dashed
his horses and escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-22

ATMORE's MINCE MEAT and PLUM
PUDDING just received by
J. C. MILBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-22

CHOICE SUGAR CURED HAMS and
Breakfast Pieces, small sizes, just received by
j. 6. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-22

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GEORGE
W. KNOX EXPRESS COMPANY will be
held at 10 a. m. THURSDAY, January,
1904, at the otDce OF the company, No. Ill
dec22 I'd NJ. X. LINN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-22

GALLON NANTfCOKE TOMATOES for
sale at Csc each. Very good and very cheap,
J. G. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-12-22
The Market

Ine Market.
Georgetown, Dec. 22.-Wheat 75aS4.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
TRAIN WENT THROUGH BRIDGE
SIX Killed and Twenty-four Injured,
Some Expected to Die

Charlotte n. c.. September 3.-Passen-
ger train No. is. northbound. on the South
Carolina and Georgia Extension railroad.
formerly the Three C's. now operated h ,
the Southern railway went through !
trestle so feet high over Fishing Creek
miles east of here, about II 80 o'clock
tcday. killing six men and injuring TWEEN
ty-four. five of whom will likely die.
Three OF the latter are negro passengers
The dead:
ENGINEER BRICKAIAN
FIREMAN FRED RHYME.
POSTAL CLERK SMITH.
THREE UNKNOWN NEGROES
The injured (White>:
Julius Johnson, of Rock Hill, s, c.. Der-
hG ps fatally.
w. l.. Slaughter. Hickory Grove, s. G
Sc riously. '
Fred Poag, Lancaster, S. c.
p. w. spence Roddis. s. c.
j. n. McIaurin, Bethune, S. c.
Mrs. j G. Boyd. PRESLEY, n G..
Mrs. ii. Il. BUST, Rock Hill, $. c.
3. F. Williford. Charlotte.
T. G. Hicks, Lancaster, S. c.. seriously
W. Harry Willie. Jr., Roc; Hill, s, {,
r. A Willis, Edgmoor, S. c.
f. NJ. Stephenson, KerShaW. 5 q
-. Cunningham. Lancaster. S. c.
o. b. Hall Rock Hill. s. G.
Mrs. Saddle McCaskill Kersbaw r,
Two children named Jenkins. OF porl
Hill
Conductor Ed Turner
Bagga gemaster Dukes
Fla gman Whianant
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misunderstood, we are yet one people.
and we must meet npoO the nlane Of n1,1

misunderstood. we are yet one people.
and we must meet upon the plane Of oEI
brotherhood ana our destiny
Men and women of the university.
appeal 10 You who make the future /
appeal for Caucasian unity. l appeal for
the imperial destiny of our mighty race
ms Is our country. We made It, We
modelled H. We control ii. and we always:
shall We have done great things We
have mighty things yet to do. The negro
IS an accident-an unwilling, blame
less, but an unwholesome, unweIcone
helpless. unassimilable element in our
civilization. He is not made for our
times. He is not framed to share in the
duty and the destiny which he perplexes
and beclouds Let us put him kindly and
humanely out of the way Let US give
him better chance than he has ever
had in history. and let US have done with
him. Let us solve his problem-franlsly.
fearlessly, nobly and speedily Let us put
1t behind rs. Let us purify our politics
of the perpleXty. Let us liberate the
south to vote and to think like freemen
upon the mighty issues of the times
And in the name of history and des-
uny-in the name of the Past and in tn
name of the t'uture-in the name of God
and of our Mission. l appeal to this great,
conquering Caucasion Race to lock arms |
and so forward. and onward and upward |
10 it's essential work
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
ALL EQUALITY BARRED:
ANOLO-SAXON SUPREME
John Temple Graves Says the Horizon of the Negro
VIII Show No Signs Of Hope as Long as
He Remains With the Whites

Chicago, September 3.-John Temple
Graves. Of Atlanta. this morning delivered
an address on The Problems Of the
Races" before the forty-eishth convoca-
ton Of the University of Chicago.
The speech was eloquent and dramatic.
"a well as pointed and logical lie said in
part:
The civil var Of the sixties was the
tragedy OF tile nineteenth century. Its
real cause dated back to constitutional
constructions and to the ilrepressible con
tiict over the nature of the compact
framed 10y the fathers Its provoking in
cident its precpitating cause. was
slavery.
OF equal value bat Of unequal nHsn-
hars, the men OF tao north and the mon
Of the south srappled for -four years at
each others throat+-and for this black
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,-4' - 49,
~ - ~
%i-Vy 'o09'VOo OF thelf money.
rom the unequal contest one Sectlon
cmergeu Victorious, anu The otner section
....-t..-.. ,,,.,..,n ....u ,,4oncn IA ,.vAUu-.
4lv MS, e,c> "a .ne >Ic,or VS. to Aree
tll@ SLAVES 4ne ncA, az, ul .-e victor
WIS 10 It.one ,nc OlaNn man. J"~1 nVr -
e-''Ne. Il 7iei@en ana u4e e4"a4 u MS mas
Ter. mere were AOuf Alil4oh pl"ch Hill
o"rH. mere ais uIHe nIil.lOH nov, anu
svN rn lI4l4l4Un III liz sUutn
iMU opposite, ulcQt.t4 ana ANA Onlstlc
races e,rc %, sue ~ SAT- 4vI sotp4ll..clIe
ana uc.. II4s. Ule .. ,llesc, W .ne record
=. lne s.4vnses. race on e.tr,ll; tne o,neI'
A.. .ne rc,o4u, - .4lu ,,vnne9, 4.t,c Oh
.Artn
i.e problem is one OF 1rrcconciiabic
olvHens-. one Oh iDnpOasIp4c ConuA-
,iol.a. .sttteu al q aelltence, t4ils 10 sAe
,rr0.cln. lluW ,ne s,iVtiavst Oh races ana
.ne weakest o. races, .sl'itaen 'lu"u4 ca
.ro5's a4"4it IN c4F4uAt,eAon, ute4uai al ais
,e4s s.4.,s uel eiori-,n.' l'co'el u"es, 1iis'''-
slAlltab4v dnu llucfcnN4 ANITA eoiit9tc
ts,seeA ,et"rtn i'str'S Scnelflea ana So
s4onai J-al1t'f.,5. 'iI4,attu ~. f@cA"4 coz
AIc,s ttA n.ia.ed ~ mlS'ahch phliaA-
,itao2N, can ANe on e4ual .efIs under
eA"cels tne saline la"a a'4u snare On eqd@i
coins an t'4e s'tlile So o'.---'~ii4-' No. -
olheI rae :, optoS4ee ana 'iHtaaViilstie'
maze ever silalNu ~ peace anu 1dLqui-
's9' sltN@ tiAN " -. iu ~ S'''i 49, N'''''t' -
ans SOY eil4iiienl cfeateh " 0pu OF Id'A-
4oneu Dy man
Inc experiment has had thilty-eiSht
yedla ol ,Ilai, DiicIieu " tne power VI
hle federal government, ana W the sym
ptthy OF tfe word. II has ialIeu
40 the white man inns paoD4em means
aivlsAon. IL Impetus EaAonaa unIty,
40 me Wnloe man SCUM the
pru,.tn. 4a.lpeAs lls maternal ueNelop-
4-ient. il nalts Uur grower. ny the rec
oi"s al Inc census /, lsnlvlia ilA4.Il5l.t-
.svh Itoni niD,-7,lIhl conltol4tlJn wlen ,ne
'-e74P- - iai sr4S pe'eia capita IRON ~
'>s'-"tht III t'e Si4"No" "i "a uhsViNeu
- "''-1'"' - 14-'ihtS " 2salila'-a Vi ldp"t
~'-"' - J""ieea "a ">- so|'AelH poor
"74'"a' INehia4 p"t hohofaple sefFlcs.
Il : ploD'el4 VI iiiofat decay 1T
denioiauzes polltlcS W hefeVef BACK
'-i'.--i-"es Il e4ia.Aeleu t-"ousA nii'cA
i'tJo4i'S M BACK hailot Is stlahsied
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WEST AFRICA TO RIVAL SOUTH
cotton Growing Is Being Developed
on a Large Scale.

Liverpool. September 4.-The news re-
celVed from Lagos, British west Africa.
september ?. that the development OF the
cotton trade in the interior of that mart
OF Africa was so great that the local
railroad officials had been obliged 10 run
extra trains in order TO bring down the
large supplies to the coast, somewhat sur
irised The cotton interests here. cotton
growing IN west Africa being still regard
ca as IN a largely experimental stage
y, = MY ~, IONS OF cotton from Lagos arrived
hounced to be of excellent quality.
Ihe seed sent out from here and soun
IN June IS expected to yield 40o0 bales
ne frst delivery of this crop Is expected
n ,,o ohIlstmas. If the cotton growing *
area Will be enlarged
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07

Powers, prior to the circumstances
which eliminated in his arrest, had
assumed responsibility for bringing H.
Frankfort Of the mountain men. Roach S
statement that what he knew would clear
Powers ana condemn Taylor is not IN
Feeping with such conditions.
IN an interview at the Georgetown jail
today Powers said:
Il know nothing about the Roa ea
story. Al I have to say is that some.
BODY somewhere has information which
II given out would clear me. Someboly
hllled Mr.. Goebel, that We know. If the
guilty parties would only come forward
and tell the truth L would soon be q
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as it is to Won III p..t,ro ~, ,,.,,.,..
makes the STA NE or 800, o no 30
south, - 't' VI 'ite
/ lie cotton of Texas of Tnnieiana ,,,5
of Mississippi is made rbiriiv Nv the
:" hite man ana not by the negro,
THE negro i M r4psr ,a,,-ti,t
necessity This fact is FROM thu rensls
1t Is not as Yet pu.. shed but il rrn7as
straight from an authority bevGnI ullrs-
non in the Iacoy bureau at Washia:,toE
ii IS being verified and u9dcrstn,. ~ th.
Htst observers and thinkers of file s,dtas
and when that { thar tremendous
idct~hOW so little I'M urStegd-;5acor1..s
5CAelaIy known in the country and in
s'1T Souia-then tie south viii stand as
| nplluiy Tor separation as its humbest
- ~, IsgH! "a tIT2 stands for it here tolay
ON. A, ~, ~ ms means the red.NtoD Of
I come - eSqi III atloh II congress, let that
eyodus nt |ii4 oe q temporary loss. The
! : ~ ~ re negro VIA let IN the tides
) ,olI, ana the working Swede the tnrift,
/ CONF in ia ',lg 2t'uen. lrishman will
to III ne },ja t',s op. P}Hteai status md
people. q io'i'osehsPaS
The p1ooo p,
A.. Ne' l"h' Etc.
MI graves suggests the Philinpjnes
lower California. or the lands w. -
Texas The eovar,r,o,, west Vi
:,cres az la,,,, ,iii1eiit' "lth 400Go0,000
~ ~, i'.''U' could easily provide a spot
"' i"to Hsures showing that by
so" exodus inside OF eighty years. al j,
COST OF 800, 900 OF S1on coo 0qa lese ,b,,
Great Britain gave ia sat}ef,, rra1a,,,, az
negroes could he r,o,,od ~. 49,: 'r'
if necessary As ~, in,,, ps 9lilp 10 AFRICA
gesls that if the nearnal, ne Sus
American soil mar NO 80, SotoltiZeu on
lowed TO vote in the uee "ni'e man De al
negroes elsewhere ,rha1 ~, .'liu no
go freely he believes. bnr adis 1,,rod w.
zeal it may seem. he wbiteI p'' If 80 10
south NAV at trst ohiect ~ ~ INC |
OF the north viii ,l,oIa ~, nc poiI'ic4aH9
ciuson, Mr. C;rayos s,,id! o"J0et' III CON
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HIS HEAD WORTH LARGE SUM
Roach Makes Sensational State
ment About Goebel Case

Georgetown. Ky. September TT r.
Roach, who has been living in p, foaso
seems to have created quite a sensation
Yesterday in Juarez, Mexico. bv tho
statement that Ex-Governor Tavlor ana
Caleb Powers would be willing tn GIVE
enc hundred thousand dollars for biS
mead and that he is in possession OF No.
Pers which, If made public, would c1na.
Caleb Powers and condemn ex-Govarna.
W. S. Taylor 'iot
The only connection of the poao,u
= WIN WI n, the Powers case SO far as Is aens
at tie H last trials Is ana mat Mrs Roach was
witness introduced to prove that 1 Ss,o a
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II. l!A IL y W Y y man DhlluiliS, -
6. Broad st. Atlanta Ga, who is In pos
session of = most wonderful home method
that quickly cures any chronic disease
forever He sends You the treatment and
you can cure yourself at home.
The doctor wants to get into imme-
diate correspondence with all who suffer
frora any disease OF the heart, liver.
lungs. stomach, throat bladder. blood.
tlropsy. kidneys, rheumatism. nervous
debility sexual weakness. emaciation OF
parts. structure. impotency, weak back,
prostate trouble and ladies who suffer
nj the monthly period and haze womb.
ovarian uterine or nervous troubles. This
great scientists treatment is marVelously
six. pie safe and quick instantly steaiy
ing the nervous system. toning the blood.
fortifying the heart and creating manly
energy and WOmanly warmth
Write Dr.. Hathaway how you suffer
and he will tell YOU what your disease IS
and the quickest way to be cured. lie
has medical books on all of the above
diseases which he will gladly send free
of charge 10 any sick person whose name
and address he can get. Write him this
very day and it Will surprise you how
easy it is to be cured in your OWN home
when the right means are used.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
Cotton Crop of West Afr;ca

Lagos, British West Africa sen+er,,,e,
THE development Of the cotton Trade
IN the interior is so great that TIE rail
.oaus nave been obliged to run extra
trains in order to bring dow, w. -.
supplies to the coast There ia eyeTy
p pi,,. OF a further Increase IN the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
Free Booklet

On on Nervous Debility. written nv lie
d h%a3nT p, specialist in this country. Al
man building. Atlanta. Ca ~ = 49,
me ne average railway journey in the
-...eo States is % 1-2 miles.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-09-07
Groves Chronic Chill Cure

cures the chills that other chill tonics
don't cure. Made OF the following fluid
extracts: Peruvian Bark, Black Root
4P,oplar Bark, Prickly Ash Bark. Dog
Wood Bark. and Sarsa parilla The Best
Ieheral Tonic. No Cure. No Pay o0c
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Send for the Book You Want.

Men and women
who are continual
y ailills and know
not what is the
matter with taeln.
as wei as those
who DO know
what disease they
have. but can't find
n permanent cure.
arc advised TO
write at once 70
Dr.. j. Newton
Hathaway. AZ IN
man building. g IL
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A Guaranteed Cure for pil.s

Itching. Blind, Bleeding Or Protruai,-,
Piles, Your druggist will refund yol,r
money If PAZO OINTMENT fails to Gre
You. so cents.
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A DOCTORS
SERVICE FREE.

Also valuable book on nearly every
disease OF the human body. telling
how TO cure yourself OF chronic all
mentS at home.
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Problems to the Negro.

society, that Is not wrapped la the hope
Nss tanG,e when this problem weaves
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81 state here for the first time a fact
hich will be as surprising to the south
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-19
wah,awe home Furnishipgs.

The Christian Association Wahiawa
vacation homes viii have a fair start
in the way of furnishings. Mr.. coyne
has contributed four spring beds to
the Y W. c. A. home; Mrs. P. c. Jones.
a game table; Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;.
one dozen silver forks; Miss Carrie
Gilman, a number of framed pictures:
Mrs. Crabbe. bedstead. mating. refrig-
orator and three chairs. All the menl-
bers OF the Association who can possi-
bly, assist, are asked to be present at
the gymnasium tomorrow afternoon to
sew for the Home. Any persons wish
ing may donate material for sheets, pill
low-cases, and other needful articles
The contract for the wahiawa home
calls for its completion on June 3.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-19
MORSE AND MOTT
TO ARRIVE TODAY

On the S. S. Ventura due to arrive
Mis- morning from the Colonies. there
viii be a number of passengers whose
guiding hands have led the Young
Mems Christian Association to its pres
emit successful position. The central ad-
movements Of all the American assos
Citations, with it's headquarters in New
York, of which DR.. Lucien c. Warner
is chairman, Richard c. Morse, general
secretary. and John X. Mott. associa-
ate general secretary for foreign work.
will arrive on the steamship. Mr.. Mott
is the only one of the trio who will De
unable to remain over in Honolulu for
a visit. The other gentlemen and their
wives will remain here until the next'
trip Of the Alameda. ~
The first opportunity for the members
and friends of the Honolulu Y. NJ c. A.
to meet the distinguished Association
representatives will be on Thursday
evening at O'Clock. At s:15 the guests,
the officers, directors. trustees and
members of all committees. viii gather
around the festive board in Association
Hall, where the ladies of the Y W. c.
A, win show what can be done for
twenty-five cents a plate Those who
have not hitherto attended the meet
ings Of the Life Problem Club, when
diener was served. will be surprised at
az spread. About sixty people are eA-
pected to be present on this occasion
After the speeches are concluded the 1
ten committees VIII hold meetings in
various rooms.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

wedding cards engraved on shortest
possible notice b. Beakbane. Ills Ala
kea street
The New York Dental Pariors at 1851
Fort street are open daily from s a m
to p. m
Van Camps macaroni and cheese at
10 cents per tin at ]. Kumalae & Co.
next to Paragon market
Big auction sale of household furni-
ture on today at Morgan's salesrooms,
Queen street, at 10 o'clock
Hundreds of new articles at the clos
ing out sale of the Pacific Hardware
Co. Bethel street store this week.
Sanford. the optician. will fit defects
of noses. ears and face as well. as of
the eye. Consult him in studio. Boston
block
A very good billiard table is offered
for sale at bargain, Can be seen at
the Honolulu Billiard Pariors. 1888 Nuu-
anu street.
Room and board. with all mcderJ
conveniences, in private family. ~
.4hgIe gentleman. is advertised in class
ified column on page 10. N
once desks. ONCE chairs and book
cases in great variety and at all prices
at The Won Hamm-Young Co, Ltd, in
new Alexander Young Building.
Avoid kidney troubles and rheuma-
tism by drinking the distilled water
furnished by the Fountain Soda Works.
Orders through Phone go viii be
promptly attended to.
The finest Office rooms in the city are
to be had in the new Alexander Young
Building. These offices can be leased
singIy or in suites and rentals will in
clude light. Janitor services and hot and
cold water The appointments are of
the very best the prices being less than
for any other similar offices in the city.
Full particulars can be had by calling
at the Office of The Won Hamm-Young
Co.. Ltd.
Mr.. II. S. Ransom. representing
Breuner Co., the large San Francisco
furniture house. has met with wonder
ful success during his brief stay here.
The class of goods carried by this house
are of the very best and parties order |
ing know that everything is just as
represented. His stay is limited and
the ladies' are most cordially invited to
call and see the array OF fine goods
at 1889 Fort street, opposite the Love
Building.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-19

Sale prices for cash and only on days
advertised.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-19
MerCerized
Costume Goods

Some of the above are dis
played in our windows.
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LOCAL BREyITIEs.

D L. Van Dine leaves today for Ha-
waiL
The grand jury win probably make q
final report today.
| Commissioners Sargent expects to
leave in the Ventura.
The public library reading room is
being renovated and painted.
Miss Fannie Osborn leaves on the
Ventura for visit to her mother in
Oakland.
The recent shipment of furniture for
the Young Hotel is being unpacked and
placed in position.
The Knohana Art Leagues first
view win be held at the rooms Of the
League this evening.
Ik<Artist Hitchcock and family expect
to go to New York in the fall to be
gone for two or three years.
Pacific Lodge, A. T. & A. NJ, win
hold a special meeting tonight at 7:sO
o'clock for work in the first degree.
The Initiatory degree and opening of
the box taken from the corner stone of
the 10. o. F. building viii take place
at Excelsior Lodge tonight.
immigration Commissioner Sargent
was the guest yesterday of the United
Chinese Society. United States officials
and the Chinese Consul were present
Albert K. Nawahi of Paho. Pu- |
ma. Hawaii. was granted a retail liquor |
license by Treasurer Kepoikai yester-
day. The application OF Paul Kokomo-
kai of Kau was denied.
The members of the Hayselden family |
leave for Lahaina at noon today, with
the remains of the late Mrs. Hayselden.
in the steamer Kihau. and not by the
w. C. Han as was at first arranged.
The remains of Mrs. TaluIa Haysel-
den. who died at the Hawaiian Hotel
on Saturday. viii be taken to Lahaina
today in the Kinau. for burial there in
he family plot. Ali the members Of the
'amny viii accompany the remains.
The w. c. T. Z. will hold their regu-
ar monthly meeting IN the pdrlOrS OF
he Central Union church this after
loon at 2:sO. The subject OF discussion
win be Savings Banks in the
Schools" Rev. Alex. Macintosh will
address, the meeting. A good attend
nee is requested. III
Secretary Carter was busy all day
with depositors of the Chi
iese fund. and has now paid out about
1000 of the $155,OOO in his hands He
xpects to pay out the entire amount at
he rate depositors are coming forward
ally. Yesterdays crowd was the
argest he has had since the signing of
he bill by the Governor.
Commissioner of Immigration Sar-
ent, accompanied by his secretary. p.
]. Donahue. leaves today in the Ven
ira for the mainland. After making
short visit in San Francisco the Com
Missioner goes to Tacoma and Seattle,
nd thence perhaps to Vancouver from
.hich city he will go TO Washington
la the Canadian-Pacihc Ry.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-19
JOHN BREUNER co.
of San Francisco.

Honolulu Branch. 1889 Fort street. near
Convent School
The very newest in floor coverings is
called PAPER FIBER RUGS" sx1z
and only cost $3.50. Must be seen TO
be appreciated. Have only a few so
come early.