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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-04
settIe Contest ou- of cour-

The contest or the wiu ~ the late
Michael J. Donovan. commenced some
years sEo by Vincent and Geraldine
Donovan. was dismissed yesterday. the
proponents Of the VIII and thu contest
ants having settled their troubles out
= court The contestants opposed the
probate of the viii on the ground that
Donovan vas incompetent and unduly
Influenced
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-04

SACRAMENTO. Dec 3--Dr. C. z Bzin-
bridge was to-day held % answer % the stI-
uerfor Court on charge of murder FOR caus-
ing rhe death ot Mrs. Agzfe FTsisch of Ns-
vadz city By an operation
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-04
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.


knew would help all suffering women women % % ge'
sodis
BERTHA NY
Lydia
Compound did
bottles OF
do
TO
sckw and
Roger Hanson
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-04
Wll Lecture on Russian Lie.

DR.. Jessica Peixotto will deliver a lee
ture on Russian life tonight at the
South Park Settlement The lecture
win be followed by stereopticon views
Of typical Russian scenes
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-04
Profit by the Experience of the Women
Whose IetterS Follow:


erervoneh b L al M was 81
in his last unsI lifted hin
gi7eE inside
sfnf N
hardlvd Z 1
make n
u WI
E Pinkhan's Vegetable
adj
it tznd when had AIKEN vase cured
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-04

II is better TO break the engagement
than let the engagement break you.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-04

S5000 :: CO : e T, r,. s',,.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-04

We have all the new pictures and
frames for the holiday trade now on ex-
hibition and sale Come and see them
Sanborn, Vail & Co.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-04

An open meeting of the Irving Club
was held yesterday. afternoon at Utopia
Hall and an entertaining programme
was provided for the members and
their invited guests The speaker Of
the day was w. c. Morrow. whose sub
ject was fhe Mysteries OF Authox-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
MACFARLANE IS THE MAN
FOR THE ST. LOUIS JOB
Dole Chooses Late Chairman of the Fire
Claims Commission to Boom Us at
the Exposition.

ganized, Mr.. Macfarlane was the
spontaneous choice of its members fol
president. Governor Dole, in appoint
ing the Fire Claims Commission, made
Mr.. Macfarlane its chairman and the
satisfactory record that body made is
an open book.
Socially, Mr.. Macfarlane belongs to
one of the oldest foreign families Cf
Honolulu, some of whose members have
borne a prominent part in the public
affairs of these islands. Connected by
marriage with the best Hawaiian peo-
pie, Mr.. Macfarlane will be fit repre-
sentative of Hawaiian citizenship at
large. 'Withal. the Commissioner to st.
Louis is a man of good address who
will be able to hold his own diplomati-
cally with the world assembled at the
great fair
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
TRUST J
THE LATEST SCHEME
Theresa Helping to Promote Colossal Three
Ball Syndicate With Proposed
$l2O,OOO Capital.

Pawnbroking has heen conspicuous business in Honolulu
Monyende have done little Of it carefully incidental
to notehavn, but the three balls have been displayed tho
passing of Lming years ago
Therefore, talk of huge pawnbroking Honolulu
sufficient general public interest Mr. Emunds the
associated with W. H Pain and others the Kooau enterprise
lis promoting such pawnbrokng scheme He is trying enlist all
of the debtcoecng fraternity in the formation of the
j. H. Schnak having been mentioned in this
an Advertiser reporter asked that fnancer for information Mr.
Snac declared he had gone the combination but spoke
showing that he had been canvassed it.
The proposed capital stock of Ny Uncle incorporate reported
the Advertiser the rotund figure of hundred and twenty
sand dollars ($12O,OOO)
reporter called twice the office of Mr. Edmunds Kaahu-
obtain information The second Mrs.
Theresa Wilcox there supervising the removal of portion of the
Home Rule printing plant As the office door blocked
time with compoors cabinet the reporter venured ask Mrs.
Wilcox If Mr. Edmunds within. The
''No; Mr. Edmunds has gone down the country"
Going down Merchant toward kaaumanu the reporter
by broker who stated that he had been informed
the reporter looking facts regarding the promotion of
brokng combination. His informant had told him that his
the list of subscribers stock When he had heard this
he say, he the Advertisers office left
the reporters desk in which he denied connection with the
scheme.
The this noe which reproduced explain why
the of its author is not given:
Il understand that corporation starting the
unknown being by Mrs Wilcox W.
H Pain al has down subscriber stock and
the scheme Now absolutely know nothing all about
it Am subscriber, do know anything about it, do
-.
Il write this you avoid the printing of
herewith told looking the
and myself have heard that they have down stock
subscriber Please leave entirely clear of publication
on such matter and oblige."
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19

of the Palmo has long attracted
of the entire mining world This mine discovered
years ago by Alvado, peon,
that time employed workman mine there at fifty cents day
He owned the Pamo and probably the richest the world
1t believed to be the richest mine in the world.
The American Smelling and Refining Company through its Mex
branch the Guggnhem Exploration Company has just made
unsuccessful effort purchase his mine The of the great
mining corporation approached Avado with proposition that its
mining expert John Hays Hammond be permitted inspect the
hnine
'Why should he inspect itE' said Avarado
"John Hays Hammond the greatest the world said
the agent ''and he tell all about it"
know it." said Alvarado. "I through it every
day"
But this great company We want to make offer
the will permit expert examine it."
sell the property and, furthermore, experts
permitted mine have armed guards there to keep
them out"
Finding impossible get expert into the mine to examine it.
asked Aarado make his
company would pay him cash down To this proposition
Alvarado replied:
Mexico and reasonable after they examined by
nv men, 1 will buy them. Iamb buying mines, selng.'
nearly burros bullion from his mine
TO the railroad much he took of knowposby
not even the works of the Palmio mine he
which bars of gold and silver to the estimated
value of 500 100000.
Alvarado recently pay the public debt of Mexico
donation the His rejected by Minister of
Finance Iimanour lived palace, which he recently
pd near Parra he visited the he always
panied by armed bodyguard of twenty-five men,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19

Frederick w. Macfarlane has been
selected by Governor Dole as Commits
sioner for the Territory of Hawaii at
the ST. Louis Exposition. 1t was yes
terday afternoon that the choice was
determined. Mr.. Macfarlane himself
first learned of his appointment when
an Advertiser reporter called on him
in his office in the Judd building to ask
for a statement of his plans of action
as Commissioner. The information had
for him the nature of a surprise.
"I did not think should be appoint
ed" Mr.. Macfarlane said. The last
talk the Governor and 1 had on the
matter said did not see how I could
find time to attend to the business. I
was told that would be allowed the
services of a secretary. Nothing has
been said to me since on the subject.
''It would be impossible for me, at
such short notice. to give any state
ment regarding a plan Of operations.
Thus far my only connection with the
matter of a Hawaiian exhibit for St.
Louis has been as a member OF the
Citizens Exposition Committee"
Commissioner Macfarlane needs no
either to the business or
the social community of Honolulu. |
For years he has been identified with |!
large enterprises in these islands and |
has frequently appeared in important !
iduciary capacities. When the Homo |
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19

A meeting OF the trustees OF the Ho-
nolulu Baseball League was held in
Col. VIM. F. Aliens Office yesterday
afternoon at o'clock at which the
protest of the Elks and the Males was
heard and a decision rendered in each
case.
The trustees present were: Harry
Whitney Jr.. Charles Chillingworth
and 1. A. Thurston. Col. Allen and
d. p. r Isenberg were out Of town.
The protest which the Elks entered
last week was taken up. Captain
Cunha OF the Elks was present for his
team. but the II. A C's were not rep
resented. Umpire Lemon against
whose decision Cunha was appealing
was present in his own behalf. Cunha
presented his side OF the matter but
the trustees after hearing the evidence
decided against the Elks and upheld
Umpire Lemons decision. which means
that the game between the H a. C's
and the Eiks will not be played again
Furthermore the trustees consider
that the point involved in the protest
is Of such vital Importance. that their
decision will be reduced to writing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
BASEBALL MEN GATHER
AND SETTLE DIFFICULTIES

The protest which the Males entered
some time ago was also heard. Male
forfeited the game on May 80 to Puma
hou, and at the same time the Elks
forfeited their game to the H. A. C's.
This was done on account of a parade
being held on that day in which sew
eraI members of the teams who for
feited the games had to take part.
That afternoon the two teams who
were ready to play appeared on the
diamond and after tossing the ball for
FIVE minutes. Umpire Bowers declared
the games forfeited. AS the Males
were TO play at $3.50 o'clock, they pro-
tested against Bowers declaring the
game forfeit an hour or more before
the time that the team was supposed
to appear on the field.
Bowers appeared in his own behalf
yesterday and stated that he had de-
cIared the game between the Puma
hou's and the Males forfeited to Pu-
nahou at an early hour because the
Males had stated in the League meet
ing the day before that they did not
intend to play on the 30th.
The trustees considered this suf-
rient and therefore dismissed the ap-
peal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
HOME SEEKERS
ON THE GROUND

E. S. Boyd, Commissioner of Public
Lands, has received calls recently from
several people who had written to him
from the mainland regarding land for
settlement They introduced them
selves, as a rule, with the information
that they had received the CorAmis-
sioner's circulars sent in answer to
their letters of inquiry.
The.visitors were furnished with lists
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
DR.. Atherton Married.

a cablegram was received yesterday
announcing the marriage at Liberty,
New York, of DR.. Alexander Montague
Atherton of Honolulu and Miss Ellen
Louise Baker of Providence, r. 1. DR..
Atherton is seriously i'll. and it was the
wish of both himself and his fiancee
that the marriage should take place at
once. Mrs. Juliette NJ. Atherton, DR..
Atherton's mother, and his sisters, Mrs.
Theodore Richards and Miss Kate Ath-
erton, are with him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
Turks Massacre Christians and Reb-
els in Turn Slaughter
Many MussuImans.
Bulgaria Has Modified Her Entire Army.
Russian Fleet Reaches Constantinope.
Uskub Christians Are Alarmed
tAssoo1ATED PRESS oABLEanAms,


CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug 1S-The Russian squadron has
rived here from Sebastopol.
report current here that 500 Auumans have been masa
cred in the Monasir Macedonia district by Macedonans and Bu
garians
SOFIA Bulgaria, Aug 18It reported here that Turkish
have slaughtered the entire Christian population of the
of Krshevo and that of the district
USKUB Macedonia, Aug 1S.-The Christians of Uskub
afraid leave their houses They The teegraps
from this point Constannope have been railway
cation between Ukub and Snca and Consannoe stop
ped. z&EMSggs
ROME, Aug 18-Dspaches from Sofia Bulgaria has
practically modified her entire army of seventve thousand
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
Trans-Mississippi Congress Meets.

SEATTLE Wash, Aug. 18-DeIegates from all the
the Mississippi here today for the opening of the
Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19

of available homestead lands. and Mr.
Boyd presumes that they lost no time
a look over the ground.
Until executive council meetings are
resumed there viii not be much activ-
ity in land matters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
Ills Estate Valued at Eighty-Five
Million Dollars at
Chihuahua.
Secured All From Rich Mine in Which He
Formerly Worked for Few Cents
Day as Laborer.
ASSOCIATED PRESS oABLEeRAMo

CHIHUAHUA, Sonora, Mexico, Aug 1s.Senor Pedro Alva
rado peon died leaving of eghyve million
dollars
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19

Attorney General Andrews has sew
eral fresh requests for opinions on file.
but he had none to render up till clos
ing hour yesterday. He has advised
the Bank Of Hawaii that it may start
Kauai. but not a separate bank without
a specific charter.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
CIUDAD BOLIVAR MERCHANTS
IMPRISONED BY CASTRO

PORTOFSPAIN, Aug President Castro has imprisoned
the foreign merchants of the captured city of Cudad Bolivar who paid
the rebel forces which occupied the and who
pay second the government
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19

W. NJ. Campbell, the contractor, left
on the Korea yesterday for the North
west to settle up his fathers estate.
He will be away two months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
OFFICIAL MEASUREMENTS GIVE
SHAMROCK iii AN ALLOWANCE

NEW YORK, Aug 18The official made today
Reliance and Shamrock ILL., give the latter allowance of
thirteen theeourth the thryne racing
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
Thunderstorm Does Heavy Damage

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal, Aug 1s.--A thunderstorm here
today did large damage destroying many
vineyards.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-19
Crotians Again Rioting.

VIENNA Aug 1S.-The starving people of Croa again
rong and there have been several clashes with the military
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-25

odder fellys. me and Kel resolved dat de
caucus was overpowered to pass resolu-
ton of confidence in ourselves. We did.
likewise a small bot. Kel says dat politics.
new style, was just our size, and bottle
on de game was playing it only fair. So
we bottled.
In a few nights we had put de Rose
leafers next to de movement; and dey
is as wise boys as ever punched for self
protection on de Bowery. 1 means dat dey
agrees to stand pat, and play de game de
way we deals de cards. and never ask for a
cut. So we gives EN- bit of a beer blow
out, and a dance. for to make tings smood,
and Kel and me votes confidence in our
selves and bottles once more to prove It.
Den Halligan and McCarth begins to rub
Der for results. Dey put it up to us was we
doing de right ting. and was dey; was we
planting de seeds of success for dem TO
swipe de harvest of rose leafs. Sure I
says. not knowing what dey was singing
DER Hiawater about.
Den dey takes me aside. each one. and
dey asks was de Roseleafers wit en- or
again EN-. l tells Halligan dat | polled
de boys. and finds en- even Stephen: dey
was boss and boss. I tells him: halfs foe
de ms and half foe de Outs. | was linking
dat would make him declare himself an
In or an Out. But p'chee. he only looks
like he had'a load on his coco. and he says.
give EN- n talking to, Chimmie. Give EN-
a heart to heart talk, an you'll land en-
sure"
Sure l says: but I was wishing he
would let me in on de secret Of what side
he was playing hearts for. Den / could
graft de game along gaily-gaily. and know
what street TO tell dc conductor TO leave ne
off at. But all he says was for me 10 land
de Roseleafers all right and he would make
il all right wit me. all right. all right
Well. sees IL was pressing up 10 me to
do something 10 hang me next touch on so
I says to him, l says. "Micky." l says.
"Come around 70 de next meeting OF de
Roseleafers." | says. land may be / can
land de lads with de influence OF you being
dere for to give weight and susceptibility
to de movement"
Micky trun mis- chest OFT till nc near took
a back fall. and ne says dat he was wit me
"But remember. Micky." 1 says II can't
talk candidates to de boys. Dey Is dead
leary of candidates. Why, Micixy." | SAYS
IF we could rig up a lection without any
candidates, child could lead de Roseleaf-
ers TO water, and make EN- drink almost
any kind of goods dat was set before en-
It's de matter of candidates" says, dat
puts de road to de 'sylums. De Rose
leafers is for principles 1 says, 'foist,
last and most of de time. Derefore, Micky."
1 says, I'll deal out hot air to em-no can
didates."
Pchee. had to frame up de situa ton
to him dat way, for I didn't know what
candidates he was plugging for.
When / goes to let kel know how de
movement was going. he gives one yell of
murder. and he shuts his eyes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-25

MINNIE" says a felly to me,
'Chimmie," he says, how are
you woiking dis campaign"
1871 WELL ! says, ode same old
ting" says; knowing dat
wouldn't put him wise, for you woiks de
politics game at bote ends and de middle
only so long as you is a clam.
Listen: it's all right when a top liner de-
clares himself, because he is out for Of
flee; but if mug is only woiker he goes
on half pay, and double time, as soon as he
makes a holler for dis or dat. Nonparty-
sand: OATS de lay out what gets de eggs.
with nest trun for safe keeping.
So I looks knowing, and reads signs on
de felly; looks over his head, you know, like
didn't see him.
I'm glad to hear dat you is woiking as
usual" he says, 'for We wants you to
swing de Roseleafers in line" he says.
''Dey come HIGH" / says, reading annod-
der sign on him.
1--WE has de stuff for good men, he
says, "and II you needs little for inter-
tainment, why, here's starter" and
p'chee he passes over yelloy back-a half
century made by your good old Uncle Sam
my; fifty cases; five single saw-bucks!
What?
Tanks says, I'll get de boys jollied
up bit wild dis, and put you wise how de
tide is running in He'll Gate.
Oats de song to sing" and when de
ball is opened, and you need a fiddler, look
me up, and you'll find me little old Johnny
on-de-spot, as per de sweet Summer time
long ago."
Say, honest, didn't know how dat felly
cfn On do T
known him ever since 1 began to vote:
since 1 was only sixteen years young, and
voting was new to me, and L never knowed
him two times in secession trading on de
same side of de counter. Sometimes he's
for de Outs, sometimes he's for de Ins, so
didn't know whatell.
Anyway, 1 had de fifty located in me
jeans, all right and tight, so chases down
to me fren, Kelly de barkeep, for TO have
caucus on de situation.
''How does Micky Halligan stand dis
Year," I asks Kel.
az don't know what side he's on" says
Kel, Except dat he's on de odder side from
McGraft; for Mac was just now being in
here, and he leaves me fifty for to sweeten
de Roseleafers; and all he told me was
dat he was cunning to capture de Rosies be-
fore Micky Hooligan fastened de collar on
u.s."
Say, what do you tink of DAFT Talk Of
taking candy away from a child! Was de
situation a peach. a Chin Dandy? What?
When tells Kel how Micky Hilligan had
been getting gay wit me political morals.
and we bulked it up dat de good old Rose
leafers was one hundred to de good witout
so much as writing single letter to de
papers telling how gooder we was dan de
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-25

Boston Globe

Boston Globe.
Harvard has 4,2sl men enrolled this yea
42S0 Of which are OF no immediate import
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-25
Good Night.

Good night sleep well-sweet dreams TO thee!
MAY fairies show thee In the night
panorama OF delight;
No echoes from the clamorous years
Assail the circle of thine ears
Good night. sleep well-sweet dreams to thee!
Good night, sleep well-sweet dreams to thee!
Wouldst thou thy yesterday recall?
Some necromanCer work his thrall
And from the buried Past restore
Thy halcyon days to thee once more
Good night, sleep well-sweet dreams to thee!
Good night sleep welI-sweet dreams to thee!
Forget, forget life's carking care,
Breathe only loves an1brosial air.
Peace weave for thee her popped spell,
While angels whisper, "All is welli''
Good night, sleep well-sweet dreams to thee!
New Orleans Times Democrat.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-25
GIMME FADDEN EX-
POUNDS the SCIENCE
of NON-PARTY-SAND
- POLITICS..

What's happened you?" | says. HAS
McGraft got cold feet?' / says.
Talk politely, Chiulmie. talk politely"
gurgles Kel, "or you'll kill me before | has
time to come to life again. l has invite
McGraft for to swing around de circle. and
come TO de Roseleaf meeting on de same
night, and for de same poiposel''
'Oh, de night is long, and de game is
easy" l says. Wen appoint a notification
committee for each mug. Halligan's steer
ers will fetch him foist; I'll make me