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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
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balten.
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fiir6tungen poriiber, uno Der Bapit
idpebt INNER nod IN Gmberiter Sc.
bensgefobr. g8ie lange bteie lnge.
DiBbeit nod fort0allern fpir6, magen
ielbit bic 4erste nidt sl iasen.
I'm 1 llbr 80 Wtin. bellte Worgen
iagte Or. Maasoni, 6aB ieit Der Mus-
gabe oes slberb-@uaetins feline Ser.
dnoerung su bernerfen getpeien iei.
Sb bos Seritm i'm 9rnlffen suge-
nommen, iperoe 6ie nId]lte uuterilld)s
lng ergeben, iino Damn peroe man
i'm Notbfaue az elmer neiien Opera.
ton idreiten.
81 o m, 10. SSuli.
lin 10:3O ltbr beilte Iorgen
pnroe Der naditeben0e &rarfbeitsbc.
ri6t peroffentlit,t:
Ser bobe Battent bra6te 0en err
item Sbeil Der Wadt siemlib rubig
5u, ip6ter aber seisten iih Die sltbent.
bei6peroen beutliber, Die 'un6ebag'
Iidfeit uno 8ermebrrng bes Druf-
gefibls peruriahten. Ger Buls lit
flein unO l6pad, Die Sabl Ser
Shl1ge betrdat 80. 0ie Sieberfrei.
belt lit pollltdnmg uno es erfolgte elm
nenig SarnabfluB. @s mitroe bus
Iorbanbeniein enbopleuritii6er Sliii-
iiefeit feitgeitellt unO Die Sornabme
elmer stpeiten Operation bel6loiien,
Die iofort bon benz Or. Wo5soni aus
aeiiibrt paro. gttpa 1000 @ramm
blutigen Serllms ipuroen entiernt.
Ger Yontifer ertrue Die Speratioll
iebr gut, nod oerielben beiierte lid)
loiort Itbmung im0 Ser5tbGtigteit. :"
Der Haplt fiiblte iib nod Der
Operation oerart erleiftert, Dab er
haraui beltunO, oas 9ett ipieoer 5u
perlaiIen unb an ieinen 2ebnitltbI 6u
geben, auf Dem er einige Minuten
lang Elab nabm. Damn ging er al
ieinen 8ii6eridrartf, IN DEM hte
@erfe ieiner 2ieblingsOidter iteber,
uno entnabm bemielben Sora5's
r9i6tfunlt", febrte gum Seiiel 5it.
rid uno begann 5u leien.
Spdter genoB Der Eatient eine
leidte @ablseit uno eonnte iid Damn
eine ldngere &ube.
slagemein berridt Die slnii6t, baB
Ser Soil boffmungslos it, baB Der
Eapit aber bod nod Gage ooer ielbit
@o6en lang Ieben fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
Singerid)tet

Sinco H. 9tebr., 10. Sllli. )
@illidm Hbea ipuroe pegen Wor4
oes gebdngt. slm 4. Sanuar 1901
eriboB er in Ser Srtidaft Snpoer
ben @irtb Sermanu 3abn. 9fbed
llno spei ieiner @enoiien betraten
3abn's 8irtbi6aft unb foroerten oen
Gigentbiimer NIT porgebultenen Ge-
polpern auf ieiue SdnOe mtf5ubebsu-
3abn erillhte oieie 2elte, ibrer @ege
81 geben. morauf &bea i'm obue
8arnllng nieoeriboB. Canals nae
Der Worber erit Is Sabre oft. Sc
periebte Den Sooten nod mebrere
SuBtritte uno flii6tete Ii6 oanu,
muroe aber balo oarauf perbaftet.
Sein Gater, pel6er IN Snoiand
Dobnt, ianSte 5lrr SertbeioiaIng lei-
nes Sobnes 5lpei ausge5eihnete slo-
pofaten aus Snoiana.
ct. 2ouis, Wo., 10. Smli.
SSn Gar6onbale, ST., iuuroen Gal-
pin Brice unb SSerrp 8rapes, Delbg
Srm gtellie Heibeloerfer ermorOe.
ten, gebdngt. j
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
M,,SIam
Geiterreidj dj.ltmsar
g erIin. 10. ssuli.

9erlin 10. Suli. \
Ger 9aiier Sran5 Solepb trigt iidjs
mie pom gut nnterribteter Seite ge4
meloet miro, alien grultes nit oer
Soee, ab5uoanfen. Die IerbGltniile
baben lih in Der oiterreidJiid-iingdri-
iben Soppelmonar6ie oerartig 5iige4
ipibt, oaB cine furcbtbare &riiis ut-
permeiOlid) erideint. Gin 8elDGbrs-
mann, pel6er ole Silltdnoe in DETER
reid uno IN llngarn ollr1ans un6
aus eigener nddlter grfabrung fenuts
sab folgenoe, Die idrpierige Situa.
ton grell belellhtenoe IusfiInft:
Der neue ilngarilde MinilterprGii1
bent, @raf abneu'Seoerparp, Der
gtadfolger b. S5els, bate pom &ai-
ler ais ein5iges YPittel, Srbming iu
Die ourh ole Sbitriiftion Der Sppoii-
ton perlporrenen unO llnbaltbar ge-
moroenen Serbdltnilie llngarn's 5ir
6rinsen, Die slnfloiung oes ungar;.
iben &eitstages perlangt. 0er
Wonarb opponirte iol6em Shritte
mlf bas gntld)ieOenlte. gr erflarte:
sd bin 5eitlebens elm perfoiirlngSs
treuer Monarb gerpeien uno mill eS
bleiben." 9ann iiiste er binsu:
sails oie S6rpierisfeiten nidt bin.
nen smeier 8oben gelolt iino, peroe
id aboanfen,
Gie tiefe Sepeglins, pelbe ocr
&aiier babel 5eigte, un0 Der grnit
nit lpeldem er oieie. @orte ipradb
beipieien, baB iie mobl iiberlegt
maren ,mo einen iineribiitterli6en
gnti6luB ausOriidten.
Sie Serrpirflihling Der ihpertpie-
eenoen Srpbune miirbe iiber llngarn
bas @erbansniB beralfbeibmoren.
Gs berriht in Dem aoniereib cine
fur6tbare slufre9iIng. ollie sln5ei-
den Seilten 0arauf bin, oaB 6us
9ano am &anoe elmer &epolutior
Itebt, umS bie slboonflmg Sran5 Sos
lepb's miiBte Die gplolion berbeiiii6-
rem. Der Sbronfolger, grsber5og
Sran5 Seroinanb. lit in llnearn
ariinblib perebaBt, uno ieine Sbron-
beiteislng piiroe bos Signal Su elmer
onnerueinen Golfserbebuns geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
Scrbdnsnikpoqe Grpluiipm.
ct Ieter W}iun @ srIi

ct. Seter, Winn., 8. SlIi.
9urh eine ihreflihe grploiion in
Der Sibapa 9utterfa6rtf, unpetr
bon oieier Staot, plirben geltern
Ibeno Inn iingefnbr 6 ubr 6rei Ser
ionen getooret, eine pierte perlpunoet,
pabreno Die Sabrif fait sdn5li9
oemolirt purSe.
9ie Grploiion muroe our6 0pnc>
nit Deruridht, melt)es beim @rdben
zines Srrlnnen benllst ipurSe. Wfei-
lenipeit inn umfreiie ipuroe Die gr-
plolion gebort. Der angerihtete
Sdaoen on Der Sa6rif betragt ulge.
fGbr $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
Selegrapbiidt 9epelder.
St,IanO
Sas erite 0abclsramm nm bic Groc.
Sniter8an q. g. q. 4. sSuli.


SpI ter 9 a ., q. s., A. SuIi.
Cine sln5abl 9eitiinesleute uuO
photographer perianrmelten iih belte
IN Dem propiioriidcn 8mOes-greeu-
tip @ebdube, INN Der abienbung ser
eriten 9epeihe iiber bas Wanila.&a.
bel ourb oen Hrdiioenten &oolepelt
beisupobnen. Ser Yripatlefretdr Des
Hrdiioenten bate Die BON BrGiiben-
ten eei6riebene. un een @ouperneur
Gait geri6tete 9epei6e lei iif, mo
ebenio mebrere slbi9riften berielban
fir Die Seitllngen. glber Der gu.
terintenoent Der Eoltal gonlpagnie
iagte, er merbe Die 0apeibe i6perlit5
Dor 3 llbr @admiitaes abididen
fonnen, nnb ole Gorrelpon0enten uuS
photographer muBten ilb alio bis
oabin gebulben.
@as Die Ier5oserlme IN Ser Croft.
nling Ser neiien &abel,Sinie perllr.
icdte, mar elm beftiger Stllrm on be
Sfiiite bon Sonolllu. 0as &abel.
ibiff pmroe oaoilrf einc Seit lang
perbinbert, oas bortige 9obelenoe 81
lQnoen uno nit Dem Wanila gnoe
5u perbinben. gs purbe 10 llbr so
Minuten glbenbs, bis Der Yrdiioelt
Hooiepelt bic erite 9epeife iiber oas
Yacific-8abel ienoen foInte. Sts
mar on ben @ouperneur Saft II.
Ianila geridtet uno lmrtete:
sd eroffne oas amerifaniibe Pa-
cific.&abel nit @riiBen fir sic rno
Ole gepolferuns Der Bbilippinen."
lin II llbr 19 Winliten traf cine
slntiport.0epeide pom @ouperueur
Saft ein.
Serner ianote Der BrGlibent cine
an Clarence $. Wadap. ben Grdii-
Senten Der Gaciiic.0abelseieGidni
seri6tete 9epel6e nm oie Groe. 9ie
oaiiir benotbiste Seit por IL Mi,ur.
ten. Gie 9eforberung BON 0tadap 3
glntport Inn bie Groe beanipru6te
91b mirntcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14

sc bar u a y D s, Soma, !
10. Suli.
3ipei Sra6tsiige Der ct. HallI-
Sabn ltieBen nabe slncona 5ulam.
men. @etoDtet tpuroen Soiepb Ou-
ief, Sei5er; George Sapnes, 8rem-
fer llnb elm Sranlp, selien gsane iu-
befannt lit. Der 3usfiibrer Sob iinS
Der Sei5er 6. 6. Eeelep pllrOen lei6f
pertpun0et.
Cincinnati, g., 10. Suli.
Gin Eenniplpania- 3ng fubr Der
elmer &reli5ung in Der gtdbe BON
&eOpomb Snnction einen @agen an
in tpcl6em neim Nerionen luben.
gon oieien wurben bier nlf oer
Ste4e getootet, Orei' lebensgefabrli9
un0 ole anoeren Spei i6per pers
DrnSet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
GiienbabnnmfGae.

6 e bar 81 q p 5 s, Soma,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
&a1ienfampf in GDansuille.

@panspille Sno.. 6. Suli.
Gin erbitterter &uulpf lit bier 5p:.
ieben @eiBen unb Sfmor5en gum
slusbrlld sefommen. geWafinete
Sanoen o,trh5ogen W1brenb oe.
gtabt ole Staot nnb feiu Meni6 mar
ieines 2ebens iiher. @affenldOen
ipuroen bon Neihea uno Shlparsen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-14
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,,Emxettthnrper Gnsettr"

,,Emxenth1rper Gnsrttrff
uidsint isbsu 1isnstas unb fOitst inter Bot
ansbesabIuug fir bic Der. 9taaten nno 0auaoa;
Sabrlidb-.. ..S2. 90 SalbidbrIi1. Isl 90
gad europa portofrei
I'M q fen pornnsbesablt merben):
eSbrlid- ......S2.5O SaIbiabrli6.-~.S12o
Gorrciponben,eu nnb MtttbriInneen mbiien
tpateitems bis yreitas Morgen. ipenn fie IN
her uddbieu glnmmer aunabne fnoeu ipneu,
sinaeianSt neroen. - grisfe obne unteri4riit
nerbsn nitt bcridT6tat.
EH- Rut fir @eIber bic per regiitrirten
Rsrief poer 0eIsettpeifmns Money Order,
esianbt iperbem ibernebmeu iuir bic @erant'
nprtIi6feit
uae Briefe GorrtipoubeuSeu II. {. NJ. abreifrs
nan siHfad:
'LUxEMBURGER GAZETTE,
Dubuque Iowa.
ctFee: Gde Der 6. nuo Sowa@S Strafe,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13

Japan 10. England. England's prestige
to-day is largely due to that natural
disposition of her sons to strike out
for themselves. to go abroad to some
unciviIized spot on the worlds surface
and there help to build up the Empire.
These pioneers were little known. They
lived their lives, established law and
order and died unnoted. Englishmen
to-day are carrying on the same work
in out-of-the-way parts of the world.
Why should not the Japanese follow
suit? rney have the necessary fight
ing qualities, the same love of order
and something of the same industry.
The only answer that suggests itself is
that they have not the initiative, that
they are too apt to look upon a sojourn
abroad as a temporary eXpedient Gas
the French do, and that upon the first
admittance of the light of western
civilization they are naturally at
tracted towards centres of civilization,
as moths are drawn towards the can
d1e-hame. But it seems to the dis
passionate observer that such "natur-
al attractions might be considerably
counteracted by the Government.
Subsidies TO ocean lines may be re-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13
NO SALOONS
FOR SAILORS
.Kepoikai Limits
Licenses for
Beer.
1wenty-One Permits
Have Been
Issued.
One japanese and One Chinese
viii Get a Beer License From
the Treasurer.

Beer saloons are not to be permitted
on the water front by Treasurer Ke-
poikai and if sailors want to go on a
spree they win have to come up to town
to do it.
Treasurer Ke, o'yai yesterday turned
down the application of man named
Ryan who wanted to open a saloon near
the Sailors Home.
mo beer licenses win be issued in
the vicinity of the Pacific Mill Co. or
the Sailors Home" said Kepcikai.
Eyes. you may say that no licenses will
| be issued for saloons on the water front
at ali. I don't believe in it. Tt might
be a good idea for soda water or beer
wagon to have a stand on The water
front somewhere, out not FOR saloon.
I refused a license to this man Ryan
and do not intend to grant any in that
locality"
Treasurer Kepoikai issued his first
license to a japanese yesterday. The
malt liquor law contained no restricting
clause as to citizenship. though the
general liquor law which failed of be-
coming law did contain such pro-
vision. 1.-The japanese have as good a
right to licenses as anyone said
Treasurer Kepoikai, though I don't
| believe in issuing them wholesale.
l rT.1.z
here, and one beer saloon and maybe
two is not too many for that class of
people, 1 don't think though I shall
issue more than one such beer license.
I believe it would be a good thing to
give one license to a good Chinaman
too"
Altogether twenty-one licenses for
beer saloons have been issued so far
though there have been over fifty APP
plications for permits. The treasurer
does not believe in unfortunately CIV
ing out the licenses and applicants
must first satisfy him as to character
and Willingness to obey conditions, as
well as to the proposed location. The
beer saloons are being kept entirely out
of the residence districts.
The following licenses were issued
since Friday:
D. H. Kahaulelio. Queen street and
Keawue road. Jonah Kumalae surety.
]. A. Aheong, No. s1O4 Beretania
street.
Hatutaro Miyamoto, No. II N. Kukui
street. Pacific Surety Co. surety.
]. Q. Baptista. Punchbowl and Luso
streets. S. ]. Alencastre surety.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13
ROBBIE ON ADAM.

Adam, Mr.-born at Eden, (Fla), July
4th, a. NJ. Ills advent was at once
recorded on the birthpage of webster's
unabridged. Lived to be several times
old. Later on married one of the Eve
girls, since deceased. Took part in
many engagements and had a pass to
Thermopylae. Favorite occupations.
saying he didn't done it, and climb
ing trees. In his latter years he open
ed "The Mode" and built suits to suit.
His original sign has been lost but ex-
eellent photographs taken about that
time or earlier are hung on the walls
Of the Museum of Antiquity, inside.
About the time of his death he sue
cumbed. Begat two sons, one Of which
got Slowed because he wouldn't buy
a Douglas Patent Closet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13

quired by budding companies, but in
ducements to emigrate and colonize,
until such time as the advantages are
established, would seem to be equally
if not much more advantageous. The
country will work out its own saliva
ton, but it certainly seems that more
State-aided emigration to places
where japanese colonies would be OF
permanent benefit would both relieve
the State of the danger of International
difficulty and prove of lasting advan-
tage to the surplus population. There
is plenty of enterprise in Japan, but
it ought to be directed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13
TO CURE ANY DISEASE.

The Cause Must be Removed, Same
Way With Dandruff
Kill the germ that causes dandruff,
falling hair and badness, you will have
no more 'dandruff, and your hair must
grow luxuriantly. Herpicide not only
contains the dandruff germ destroyer,
but it is also a most delightful hair
dressing for regular toilet use. No
other hair preparation is on this scien-
tific basis of destroying the dandruR
germ than Newbro's Herpicide
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13
IA HAWAIIAN ONE OF THE
GREATEST OF PLAINSMEN


The passing Of the Indian scout viii be another page of the
romantic torn from the history which becoming
more proaic Buffalo Bill able and true as steel
But for detective ability that Sherlock Holmes himself might
envy Frank Gourard, Hawaiian brought the lnd
ans stands probably peer Gourad tall and
muscular huge shoulders chest He evidence of
his nativity his thick lips fatened and dusy
compleon unlike that of Indian He himself that he
merely remembers the fact that baby be brought from
the By long living with the Indians he acquired
perfect knowledge of their habits traditions and methods
of thought he Invaluable the army when
called upon to- march against the hostile red men,
Jordan of the metropolitan police force was
with General Crooks command IN its memorable campaign
against the Gourard rendered yoemans service
during trying period when the horror Of the Custer
very fresh especially the minds of the devoted band
his ayers Lieut. Jordan is believed
the only in this city who recall from personal expert
that memorable chase Speaking of Goura
he said:
II never with the faculty of Gourard. He could
tell footprint the grass where the ordinary observer would
nothing Moreover he would tell whether the footprint
left by white Indian, and, if the latter to what
tribe he belonged To be he explained the matter by
tribe style of moccasn, but the distnc
ton sometimes trivial render Gourars feat very
remarkable one The Indians you doubtless know, when
the warpath march in single file those behind readng in the
footprints of the leader leave single pair of marks
The used for carrying the squavs and children and sup
plies formed of poles dashed together each side
of the horse with the ends trailing along the ground
SIhese of the width and driven in the
path of the other But in spite of these precautions Gouard
could tell with practical exacness, the number of warriors
squaws and papooes that had passed along TRAIL addition
the tribe they belonged and other particulars which
hidden from the ordinary observer, and the determining of
which, those who did know the extraordinary capabilities
of the scout seemed wholly impossible He would notice
sticks laid upon the ground and they would tell him Of sign
warning left by the Indians for their people, There very
Of this latter kind Of marks by which the Indians counsel
each other
I'm Short Gourard had reduced the faculty of observation,
which civilized people earey
The Indians also, you probably know keen observers
You will be able catch their eye perhaps know
just where they areookng but they viii much than
the average white man. The only occasion when Indians
gaze is fixed when he describes object great dis
lance They have the plains of sweeping the horizon,
shading their eyes with hand wle-W ashngo Times
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13
Notice

ANY WOMAN OR GFRL gEBE&DGR<G
help or advice, is invited to cOms@1al-
cate, either in person or By letter. ~fCh
Ensign Nora N BHder1sfz, snstrtm Sf
the Salvation Array Wonssm's HAdRe-
trial Home, Young strests botyecA p
tssisn and HeCuf1y sesab EAhzsSa
SIDE, Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13

Misunderstood: Did you have a
pleasant time at sunday-school?" ask
ed Betty's mother. NO" said the child.
why what was the matter?" Jesus
wasn't there Yes. dear. He must
have been; He is always there" He
wasn't today" insisted Betty, for the
teacher got up and said, Jesus is call
ing today and then we just sang and
came honle.''-Harper' Magazine.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13
The Most Popular
Place In Honolulu
That's what the burglar thought, for
he has entered our place, the
Consolidated Soda Water Works.

No less than four times recently. II
he had known our prices and the free
delivery to his residence, he would have
telephonedl MAIN II an order for case
OF assorted Soda Water, instead of
forcing an entrance; but his wisdom is
shown by the strenuous efforts he made
to obtain Soda Water, Root Beer. etc,
which he considered to be of q. SUPE-
RIOR QUALITY.
It's hot weather now and there is
nothing so refreshing as our Soda
Water.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13

The revolution; well" said the pres
ident of the South American republic,
has the revolution been suppressed -
Y Yesterdays has, replied the secretary
or war, but the nine-O'clock revolution
OF this morning IS still on. We've cap
tured one Of the revolutionists, but the
other is still at large. "-PhiIadelphia
Press.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13
Insurance Department

Agents for FIRE. MARINE, LIFh
ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS LA
BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES
Insurance ONCE, ga Bethel street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13

Yes" said tha man from Georgia,
reminiscently, Il remember the time
when slaves were worth three thousand
dollars a head" "Oh. that's nothing"
sneered the New York sexton: what
do you suppose the slaves OF fashion
in my church we're worth per head on
Easter ."-JU6gs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13

Drafts and cable transfers on ChiAsl
nd Japan through the Hongkong ant
Shanghai Banking Corporation ant
chartered Bank Of india, Australia aa'
china
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13

Interest allowed on term deposits .
he following rates per annum, viz:
Seven days notice. at 2 per cent
Three months, at per cent
Six months. at 81 per cent.
Twelve months, at per cent
Trust Department..
Act as trustees under mortgages
Manage estates, real and personal
Collect rents and dividends
Valuable papers, wills, bonds, eta
received for safe keeping.
Accountant Department.
Auditors for corporations and d,
vate firms.
Books examined and reported en-
Statements of AFFAIRS prepared.
Trustees on bankrupt or insolvent 81
fetes.
once, s24 Bethel street.
Savings Department.
Deposits received and interest allos
Cd at AZ per cent per annum, IA az
cordance with rules and regulations
copies Of which may be obtained o.
application
Insurance Department
Agents for FIRE. MARINE, LIZA
ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS LIZA
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13
|lSR0P &CO.. BANKERS
EsTABLIsHED ~ 1s6e.
Banking Department.

Transact business IN all department.
banking.
Collections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-13

Commercial and Travecers' Letters Q.
.redit Issued on the Bank Of Californh
nd n NJ. Rothschild & Sons, London
Correspondents: The Bank Of Califor'
ia, Commercial Banking Co. OF Sya
icy, Ltd, London
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-26
oPEN-AIR PERFORMANCES.


 Ben Greet's Woodland Players in +'As
 You Like It" and Comedy of Er-
 rors."
 Ben Greet arrived in New Haven at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and two hours later his entire company of forty, "The Woodland Players" reached this city. MT. Greet drove directly to the Lawn club grounds. where he presented "As You Like It" at o'clock and 'The Comedy of Errors" at S:15. The last touches on the amphitheater and the stage were put on in the afternoon and by 3:30 everything was in readiness for the throwing open of the gates to the public at o'clock. The sale of tickets for both plays was large.
 The afternoon performance of "As You Like It. was very we'll attended. The leading figure was, of course, Ben Greet. who played Jacques. MT. Greet's work is we'll finished. His delivery is natural to a degree, free from affecta- tion. His efforts show plainly the fruits of much experience and study. His support is, with few exceptions, very good. Miss Matthison as Rosalind was a fulfillment of the ideal. Her capabil- ities were, however, seen to greater ad- vantage in the evenings performance. The criterion of Rosalind is, of course, Miss Marlowe, whose delicious inter pretation is conceded to have no rival. The first act was omitted in the after noon performance, the plot beginning with the second act.
 The scene last evening was brilliant and memorable one Unique lighting effects, both on the stage and in the amphitheater added greatly to the charm of the rollicking comedy itself and to the interest in the work of the artists.
 This was the second performance of the comedy in this country by the Greet company, the first being given on Sat urday evening at Princeton. It is proh- able that this play had never before been given in the open air in America, but in England MT. Greet has been making open-air presentations of it for several years and his favorite and most successful character is that of Dromio of Ephesus, which he played last even- ing. Miss Matthison played Adriana, the perplexed wife of one of the two twins. This is a beautiful character and one that is well adapted to Miss Matthison.
 In 'The Comedy of Errors the parts of the Brothers Antipholus were well taken by Messrs. Drewitt and Ander- son. The Dromios were shriekingly funny. MT. Kennedy holding his own with MT. Streets polish impersonation.