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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
Two Votes Against Measure Are Cast
to Show Dissent From the House
on Features of the Measure,
Which Goes to Conference.
Immediately the Long City and County Bill Is
Taken Up and Its Reading Is the Order of
the House---Senate Passed Liquor License
Measure After Many Amendments Winston
Railroad Franchise Is Discussed.

The House yesterday got through biggest the
that finished the third reading and secured the of the
county goes conference,
may expect very early coming
After the county bill had been disposed of the Long Municipal
bill and it third reading began This the bill creating
Honolulu is by assured that
will through easily did the County BILL In fact is by
ns assured that win go through ALL The members
Islands of them, do favor and the
Um Oahu decided in their views Whether
of the bill will probably the the
today's session
The Senate devoted of
License passed.
safeguards the rights of the property
muny from licenses desired The church, which
established feet and there changes
which proposed down. of the
ant-saloon
The Winston railroad franchise taken before
session and there lively tits provisions
Isenbeg Achi time and it seemed to be
drawn battle the end The consideration
when session
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
THE LEAGUE
STRONG FOR
TEMPERANCE

There was a large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Anti-Saloon League at
Y. NJ. c. A. Hall last night, the occa-
sion being the annual gathering of the
society to hear the report of officers, to
elect leaders for the coming year, and.
mort than that, to plan campaign
that 1T is hoped viii have some imme-
diate and effective result in the way
of substantial good for the cause while
the Legislature is in session.
The meeting opened with the singing
of hymn and with prayer by Rev.
z. B. Turner. Then Treasurer w. A.
Bowen made his annual report of the
collections and disbursements for the
year showing that on the whole the
society was in prosperous condition, al
though there was need of funds if the
best results were to be reached.
The president. Rev. w. D, Wester-
welt, in summing up the work that had
been done by the league during the
past year, paid a glowing tribute to
Mr.. ]. B. Atherton, late treasurer of
the league and one of it's most devoted
workers. He said that since Rev. w.
H. Rice had ceased to be the active
superintendent of the. league, there had
been no paid officers. The work was
done by the members. but it was work
from their hearts. 1t was done for the
well being of Hawaii. and would surely
accomplish great results. Mr.. Wester-
velt spoke in the highest terms of the
position taken by Governor Dole on the
temperance question. and particularly
Of his work for local option and in set
ting his face gloriously against the
opening of Queen street to long row
Of saloons that would have proven
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
IN THE HOUSE.

The House met early yesterday morn
ing. and proceeded to clear away lot
of minor matters. new bills. petitions
and reports of committees. preparatory
to taking up the serious work of the
day. which was the third reading of
the amended Senate county bill.
Long introduced bill. which passed
first reading by title. to regulate the
practice of pharmacy and the sale of
d7Hgs and poisons.
Kumalae introduced three bills. which
tBok the same course, as follows: To
authorize police officers TO raid gam
bling dens: to amend the penal laws;
and to authorize James H. Boyd and
his assigns to collect and dispose OF
garbage in Honolulu.
Kupihea introduced a peculiar license
act. and Chnlingworth introduced an
other not so peculiar. Both went the
regular course. Chnlingworth also in
troduced a bill to provide for the parole
OF prisoners In the discretion of the
officers Passed first reading by title.
TOO MUCH SMOKE.
Harris introduced a bill the purpose
of which Is to abate the smoke nui-
sance. Passed first reading by title.
PuIaa introduced a resolution to ap-
propriate 5000 for the maintenance of
the two bands on Molokai. This went
TO the military committee. The same
gentleman asked for $4,000 for a hos
pital at North Kona; $4,000 for a hos
pitaI at South Kona. and like sum
for hospital at Kau These resoiu-
tIons went to the committee on public
health.
Kealawaa made a speech in the course
OF which he said that the cemeteries
about HIlo were overcrowded. and bet
ter RrovisiOu for the disposition of the
deadf should be made. This was in
support Of a resolution asking that
thss4e be inserted in the loan bin pro-
vision setting aside $4,000 to buy land
for this purpose.
Kali wanted $1,000 torepair the court
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
TO BUILD
NEW DOWN
TOWN LINE

Extension of the Rapid Transit elec-
tric railway lines in all parts of the
city is about to begin. and the next
month or two viii see hundreds of men
at work developing the system in the
downtown district and over the lines
at present occupied by the Tramways
rails
superintendent of Public works
Cooper yesterday received from the
Honolulu Rapid Transit Company the
plans of location and the grades for the
proposed extension of the electric line
from Beretania street mauka along
Emma street to Punchbowl and out to
the Pauoa road. The plans and spec
ifcations are based upon new surveys
made since a decision was made by the
directors of the company to alter the
route so as to escape conflict with the
lines which will come under their juris-
1diction upon the conclusion of the
Tramways merger.
Instead of the Pauoa line being built
out the extension of Fort street from
School. it will continue along Punch
bowl road to the mouth of the Pauoa
valley
The plans for the line down Alakea
street to the waterfront thence to Fort
and up Fort to Queen. have not been
prepared in entirety. and in conse-
quence there will be delay of two or
three days. AS soon as the surveys are
finished the plans viii be filed with
superintendent Cooper. Work will be-
gin on this line just as soon as the
government indicates its approval Of
the plans. The stopping of work on the
Kaimuk extension will throw out a
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
Louisiana Levees Give Way.

NEW ORLEANS La April 3-From every part of the Miss
ppi district the the
The great Hoybrook plantation Baton
Rouge making breach through
the The high plantation ieves through
Loisna increasing that it is certain the cotton
will be affected Many wiped and the damage
business already antcp4
tion of the short
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04

Dmmics trial has been proceeding San Francisco for two
weeks and his the close of celebrated The
lost thirty thousand dollars disappeared from the San Fran
sight of several persons dress but of those who
at the time thought that anything such well
known employee of leaving the institution dress
Dlmmlck the EN-
bezement of smaller the but the charge
OF stealing 10000 he tried the dsagreeng each time
The maximum given Dmck for the theft Of
the thirty thousand dollars but with the he gets
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
Many Miners Rescued.

WILKESBARRE Pa April 3A1 the miners who entomb-
ed by the explosion damp Lehg coery this city
today have been The took place early this
in which the explosion took
thought However parties
able break through headings and late tonight brought
all of the imprisoned men badly hurt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
Revolution Spreading and Bonilla Re-
ceives Reinforcements to the Extent of
1000 Men---FataI Mine Disaster in Ger
many---Lower Mississippi Floods AreSpread-
ing and Losses viii Be Very Heavy.
(Assoo1ArED Press oABLEaRAms9

LONDON, April 3Europe is the verge of crisis the
Balkan situation days
situation critical than supposed and there
ve that Turkey complete the pacifcaon of her borders
The cabinet held long meeting consider the situation today
announced conclusion that England had formally
fed Russia and Austria that would be taken for the
lection of the interests of this country Balkans
It is believed that the direct this will of
nations will strengthen the Bulgarian Servan and
collision which viii
follow
sALONICA European Turkey April affairs disturbed
district have assumed critical stage The Bulgaans aided
Macedonians and Abanans raided the railway which
norwad from this port along Vardar River through
districts and into Serva bridge part
of Monasr has been destroyed telegraph
that communication with the Turkish fighting the rebels
difficult
CONSTANTINOPLE, Turkey April "a
Turkish and body of Bulgaans
thousand reported have been killed
the Bugarian classed being members of the wandering
OF good portion of them members Bulgarian
army
SOFIA March 2The entire Cabinet resigned owing
inability find who will the portfolio
the Cabinet agreed the appropriations the mnsy
refusal to do this which caused the resignation March
Major General Papof the Minister of War; colleagues
having rejected his demand for credit of Sooooo for purchase
of material
railway bridge destroyed by Bulgaans probably one
which
the line branching towards Serva the line running u
which Mtrovtza held by Turkish infantry
which Albanans attacked but defeat days
the rebels
during couple of months they having good foood owing
the fact that the whole countryside sympathy with their
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
Morrow Fnioins Strikes.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April -Unied States Circuit Judge
today injunction against
mines restraining then from interfering with the wornen employ
ed in the coal dggings
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CONTINUED on Page - !.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
REACHES MILWAUKEE


MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 3Presiden Roosevelt arrived here
today with his special and With the
members of his party escorted the reception hall and there
greeted by great crowd of people He drove about the and
entertained by the Mayor and Senator Spooner.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04

PANAMA March 27The revouonis of Nicaragua cap
plying Lake Nicaragua
Department of Chontaes which has prevented President Z forces
them The official advices from Managua,
say rising suppressed On the other hand
revolutionary aided by another Central Ameri
If this the the outbreak
President Zaya willing admit The strict censorship maintained
allows only official leave Nicaragua
quenly the real situation in that country is known.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
Mint Cashier Dimmick Guilty.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. April 3Water J. Dmnck Cashier
of the San Francisco Mint today found guilty of the theft of
$4,000 good by Security
Company which cashier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
Isthmian Revolution Spreading.

PANAMA. April 3-The revolution Honduras spreading
that the government will power
suppress uprising troops
inorce Bonila who is beseiging Tegucgalpa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04

i - @~~-~ON
Kauai. and his application for that sum
went to the public lands committee.
Keliinoi introduced a bill to provide
for the purchase of wharf property by
the Territory, and it passed first read
ing by title.
DIMOND FRANCHISE.
The committee on agriculture sub
mitted the following report on the ap-
plication of w. w. Dimond and his
associates for a gas franchise, which
was adopted:
This is practically the same bill
which was passed last session and
through an oversight was not signed by
the Governor. Your committee under
stands that at least two-thirds of the
capital will be put up by local men and
the remainder may be taken up by out
siders. The intention of those asking
for this franchise is to make this a local
concern as far as possible. This is not.
therefore, a foreign company as some
may infer from arguments advanced by
those opposed to the granting of this
franchise.
ITO have plant as proposed by those
asking for this franchise established
in this city means the expenditure Of
large sum of money and the conse-
quent employment of great number
of workingmen.
Your committee believes that gas is
a very convenient article. both for heat
ing. cooking. etc. In fact. the uses to
which gas may be put are very numer-
Gus.
House Bill los is Identical with SEN
ate Bill 2S. Therefore your committee
recommends that House Bill los be
tabled and Senate Bill % passed.
''S. KELIINoI,
Chairman,
~. NAKALEKA.
M. X KEALAWAA,
ERIC A KNUDSEN."
TO HELP THE TERRITORY.
Vida introduced the following. which
Continued on page 3D.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-04
Fatal Mine Accident in Germany.

BERLIN April "a disastrous accident occurred today
Ostfed pits Eight killed outright their bodies being
recovered entombed their safety being matter Of
lecture.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-24
Extracciones sin dolor
PnUEBA ORIGINAL

Fl doctor.Maher. especialista londo-
en>e, aeaba de fandar una clfnica.
que dentro de POGO sera famosa en- to-
oei m indo.
Mr.. M4her es dentista, pero la nove-
dad d, su ciencia y de su procedimieuto
estrioa en- una nueva inaquina el@ctrica
e Su inversion que ha resuelto de6ni-
tivamente ell eterno "sia dolor" de to-
dos los sacamuelas.
TresceItas mandibulas de caballo de
gra valor han pasado va por sus ex-
pertas manos. lQue mejor prueba?
Cuando los caba,los no Sc queian. va
podenlos co far los demas mortales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-24
La passion
del TuidO

Verdaderamente. ell amor al ruido
que hay en- la naci6n espafiola es in
Icomprensible.
lDijerase que nadie tiene nervios!
va sea porque mace Jes1s, va sea por.
que vueive al cielo, 10 m;smo en- dias
de Carnaval que en- dias lie Pentecos-
ties, el espaflol no Sc divierte 81 no al :
borota. La diversion no le sabe NADIA
81 no va acompaf1ada del mayor estre-
pito possible.
Somos eternamente moros. Para todo
corremos Ia povora. No hay mas que
If al Mediodia 6 Levanse, para con
vencerse de que no hay devotion sin
tracas, nj fiesta religiosa sin tiros.
lQuien podra Greer, fuera de Espaia
que la noche de aver, por ejempo esta
conSagrada por muchos ciuda danos a
lacer ruido desde las doce hasta las Gin.
CO de la mafIana1
Sale TN hombre de su casa Sc va a
.3'az7 Mayor t 'lnp1a una zamb,nl-
ba, y con Ell a debajo del brazo Sc pasa
la noche entera escandalizando por las
Gales.
~ tan feliz!
NJ Els de nj vive an uu matri,4.o-
MO sin hijos, genie p7cffca, buena>
personaS. PaSarOn la noche de az er
juntos Y solitos, recordando que lev II
cdarenta af1os de casados ce ebran 10
81 nacimiento del hijo de Dios. -.
Como?
Cenaron modestamente, despues el
marido cogio una zambomba y la mu-
jer una pandora, y durante 'cinco horas
estuvieron hacienda ruido sensados el
uno eniItuLe ueI OtrO.
Nj siquiera hablaban! Les f4taba
el ii m para producer estrnendo. Ha.
hia lue celebrar el nacimiento del hiJo
de Dios.
An. que somos, en- ve~dad, un pub @
catolico 'Sui generis.' Mace Dio,? Ha
4-!e -..--1r b-sugo j es-4nda.izar hDst
el alba. iSe muere Dios? Hay que
conner buflue os de viento. iReslci al
Hay que c1mer cordero no faltar a
ia primera corrida de toros. iCada fes-
Ia que ceebra la iglesia ha de celeorar
la ell clddadano con comida abund d4nte
y vino! LA conmemoracion de los fe-
es diiuntns, la fiesta de los me o..
eXige ufilelos!
Y e1n todo este pudiera pasar 81 IA
grande, lestividades, como Ia de hoy
no rsjeran aparej jadas la obligacloD dc
lar dinero al projimo. -.
Pero ESQ de que porque Dios ha ns-
cido anoche tenga 20 que dare propina
barrendero y al que pliega las BAN
oa mas del teatro, ESQ ST que no 10 com
pen o.
Verd4n es que slgunos de los que
me piden me dlcen que es para mi una
question de pundonor. -.
Asf me 10 ha dicho I'm repartidor es-
Ca lnad+na:
Al saber tu puudonor,
bondad y delicadeza,
I'm rasgo de tu nobleza
espera
El Repartidor
| Mob ementeyle he dado media peseta
en- cuartos. ISeamos graudes!
EUSEBIO BLASCO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-24
Edicto.
Don Felipe Cuchf y Arnau. Juez Pre-
sidente de- Tribunal de Justieia del
Distrito de Arecibo.

/ - y y -
sidente de- Tribunal de Justieia del
Distrito de Arecibo.
Hago saber: Que por providencia de
echa trece de los corr1enteS, dictada en-
Ia ,,ieza separada, del pleito de divoici
seguido ror dofia Isabel Caamaho y
Co6n, contra su esposo don Francisct
Cancel Guzman, sobre alimentos pro
visinnales, e ha dlspueso la venta er
pub lea subasta, por termino de VENT
dfas por el va or en- que han sido ia
|sados, los bienes siguientes:
10 Una casa de planta baja, cons.
trufia cpn m tderas del pals, techada
de zinc, con costado de mamposter1a
Iue mlde diez metros de frente pr q
co de fondo, si:uada en- la Gale del PA
Ire l1igo," de Utlado, y linda por
rente con Ia citada ca le; por la izquier
IA con ora de dof1a Ramona Busta
mamie; por la derecha, con la de do
Mic nedes Vruit por la espalda, co
! de ION Jose Maria Cortes Cuya fine
iue lasa la periclalmente en- la suma d
duscientos do lars.
20 Una casa de altos y bsjos de
mamp sterfa y maderas del pals, CO..
cho de zinc. que mide treinta y seis
vars lie argo por trece y dos tercias
( ancho, llndaudo al frente, 4ue es t
Est con a Gale de Washing OH; POI
|e Norle. con la cal del General Stont
,or la espalda, que es eI Oeste, con UNI.
casa de a SUCCESSION Vazquez, y por
Sud, c>n y Gale de La Rep1blica, ta-
S,ua en- 5 500 dollars.
80 Ora casa de mamposteria, con
azotea, que mide diez y sIete varas d.
argp p diez de ancho, situada en- /
ctIlc &c Washington y la de Contreras,
il Is por su trehte. que eS el Este
con la Gale de Washington; al Sud, con
|, Ca. e del General CoutreraS; al Norte
con otra casa del sefior Cancel; y al
y ste, Goa la fnca de don Jose MARI
Cortes, tambien en- la ciudad de Utua-
d +, esta fue tasada en- GOO dollars.
40 Un co1fdente de medallion es-
lilo Luis XVI, una docena de si,las de
la msma case, cuatro co'umpios d
igual construction, dos butacas de i
miSma clase, una mesa para centro dt
sal. con marmol un ropero de aceltillo
otro 70. ero de cedro, un lababo COZ
marmol, una mesa grande para come
dor, cuatro mesas pequehas, dos colum-
!,ios pajilla y seis siilas dc la msms
clase cuyos muebles han sido tssado:
ercianente en- la suma de 1903 dollars
50 centavos
Sc HI sefia1ado para el remate el df.
ID de proximo Mario, 4 las diez de (
ma1ana, en- la Sala Audiencla de est
rriDuna; advir;iendose que no Sc ad
mitiran poSturas que no cubran as d
tei ceras parties del valor dado q las fin
cas- urbanas y much es; que para toma
parte en- la subasta, hay que consignal
previamente, sobre la mesa del Tribu
al, ei d1ez por cento de ,'icho valor,
que no Sc han traido los autos los IL
u ns de propiedad.
Dado en- Are clbo, catOrce de Fe-
brero de mil novecientcs tres.
FELIPE CUCHI.
JOSE ]. FIGUEROA,
Secretario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-02-24
FELIPE CUCHI.
La medicina en- Espafla
CURIOSO DETALLE

p II cada 10000 habita1tes tiene Pa
ris uueve nedicos, Londres IL. Vlers
a, Ber in y Bruselas IA, Bndapesth 10
.o,onto Canada 20 y Madrid a.
E n1nero dc medico es, pues, er
Madrid mas de dos veces mayor al Dc
la capital francesa.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-23
HOnOred With a Degree.

The many friends in Wax ahachie
and throughout Ellis county, of
Hon. s. p Skinner, will no doubt
b. pleased to learn that the degree
Of Master of Arts has been confer
ed on him by Baylor University
Mr.. Skinner is a graduate of BAYLOR,
one Of Ellis county's most promi-
nent citizens and in every respect
deserved this recognition of honor
by one Of the leading educational
institutions Of the state Other
prominent citizens Of Texas, iuclud-
ing Dr.. w. h. Harper of Chicago,
received degrees as follows:
Doctor of divinity: Benjamin
franklin Riley, Arthur James Bar
ton, Jefferson Davis Ray, James
Melton Carroll.
Doctor of Laws: john Henneger
Reagan, Francis Richard Lubbock,
Thomas Jefferson Brown, James
Bowen Baylor, Edgar Young Null
Inns, Robert Cook Buckner, William
Rainey Harper.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-23
DEATH FROM POISON
Medical Records Show That Uric
Acid in the Blood Is . Swift
Agent OF Death.
Paine's Celery
Compound
The Popular Spring Medicine. is
the Only Reliable
Blood Purifier.

In the springtime deaths from
poison-uTic acid In the blood-are
common. The malignant poison,
which should be expelled by the
kidneys, is diffused through the
blood, and when allowed to remain
in the system, proves fatal. Thous-
ands of men and women around us
are now suffering from kidney-pois-
oned blood. Loss of nerve force,
failure of appetite, nausea, constips-
ton, pains ia the back and side and
depression of spirits, indicate that
uric acid IS doing its terrible work.
For such "A condition in spring
time, there is but one sure, tried
and neyeT-failing remedy, it is
PaIne,s Celery Compound, which
promptly restores the kidneys to
health and enables them to perform
their functions. With the kidneys
in proper condition, there cannot
remain the slightest trace of uric
acid in the blood. Mr.. A L. Win
ters, of Cincinnati, o., writes as
follows about his wonderful cure: -
lin March, 1902, | was dangerous
ly i'll, and my condition became SO
alarming that my family called In a
specialist TO confer with our family
doctor. / was told that my kidneys
were in very bad condition, and as
consequence, nv blood was charged
with uric acid. | was also suffering
from rheumatism I'm back and arms.
Getting no positive good from the
doctors, a friend advised me to
make use of Paine's Celery Com
pound. The use of the first bottle
seemed to produce magical effects,
and after / had used five bottles, ]
was strong and we'll. To-day my
blood Is pure and clean, appetite
hearty, / sleep we'll, and am gaining
in flesh and strength every day.
Paine's Celery Compound saved
my life, aud | thank God for il.
always recommend il 10 sick peu-
Pile. "
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-04-23
HOOD g. MARTIN
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
Both Phones No a
A New Ice House.

Mr.. b. d. Pickens will in about
ten days open a new ice house near
the Katy depot, where he will keep
on hand at all times large supply
of ice from the Dallas and FIT. Worth
factories. Mr.. Pickens' purpose in
opening this house is to supply the
retail trade of Waxahaehie and com
munity. lee will be delivered free IN
the city and all deliveries be made
promptly when ice Is ordered.