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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-04-15

ed whether a certain box, just ther
over their heads. was all right, and he
replied that it was. One of the experts
volunteered to climb up and investi-
gate. He unlocked the door and found
the fuse blown out and the space
bridged only with copper wire Mr..
Lehigh. on this showing. said the man
in charge of the cable was responsible
for the pilikia.
Another instance was when the SUI
perintendent was asked whether a GER
tain cable was all right and in service.
to which ne replied In the affirmative.
Further along the experts found the
end OF this cable sticking out from q
pole from which it had been cut.
AS to complaints. the superintendent
stated in his report to President Carter
that there were only a few At this
statement several of the members of
the association differed with the Super
intendent One said he had been con-
tinualIy notifying the telephone office
that his phone was not in working
order. and received the stereotyped re-
ply that it would be attended to. An
other subscriber residing on the Plains
said that even in the past two weeks
there had been few days on which he
could get other subscribers and he had
made complaints. Nuuanu avenue
member said that he had complained
for so long time and SO often that he
had become tired of registering kicks,
and this was probably why the Super
intendent had reported that there were
few complaints. The Nuuanu system
had been out OF repair for two months,
and was not now in good condition.
One business man stated that he had
notified the company that if his service
was not better in the next quarter he
would pay him pro rata for the time he
got use out of it. He was then told to
pay it or they would take his phone
put. He had to pay the bill.
The report of the Superintendent
vas then accepted. The Cation reso-
ution of the last meeting. which was
20 notify the President of the Senate
md the Speaker of the House that the
Association favored the
passage OF the Standard Telephone
ranchise BILL was taken. up and. carried |
a dissenting vote.
A memorial resolution on the late
Joseph Ballard Atherton, a member of
he Merchants Association. was pre-
ented by the special committee,
fessrs. w. w. Hall, F. j. Lowrey. and |
robert Cation, and unanimously adopt
d. The secretary was authorized to
ave the resolution engrossed and cop
IS presented to Castle & Cooke and to
he widow.
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TUA TUA NOT A
LEPROSY CURE

DR.. L. f. Alvarez has received a most
interesting letter from Juan de D. Car
rasaquilla. who is one of the professors
of the University of Colombia. at Bo-
gotta DR.. carrasaquilla is one of the
foremost physicians of the South Amer
lean nation, and his experiments with
leprosy at the city lazaretto in the city
where he is located have been produc-
tive of much good In the course of the
letter he says:
THE plant tua tua (Jatropha gossi-
pifolia) has no specific qualities what
ever to cure leprosy; it simply is vio-
lent drastic cathartic that places the
unfortunate patient that uses it in dan
ger Of death. without improving in any
way the symptoms of the disease Here
it was tried on large scale in the
lazaretto Aqua de Dios,' and the re-
suits We're either nil or disastrous
Further along in his letter the pro-
lessor says:
Among the results that have OBJ
tanned in my experiments, 1 announce
to you that 1 have found the germs Of
leprosy in the fieas that have bitten
the lepers, and I believe that the flea
is the agent that transmits the bacillus
from the lepers to the clean. and thus
communicates the disease. About this
mattSr J have the results of many ex-
perifents unpublished"
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captain Simerson of the Mauna Loa
VYill celebrate the thirtieth anniversary
Of his connection with the Inter-Island
Steam Navigation Company. He zen
tered the company's employ on one of
it's sailing vessels and rose steadily
until he became master of the Mauna
Loa, the flagship of the fleet. He will
give a luau on April 10 while the yes
sci is at Hawaii
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS
day taken possession of the place Of
business of M. Chiya, corner Hotel ana
Nuuanu streets, under and by virtue or
a certain deed of assignment for the
benefit of creditors, dated the End day
of April, 1903. All claims against the
said NJ. Chiya must be presented 20
the undersigned at the Office No. 112
n. King street within thirty days from
date.
s. OZAKI.
s452 Assignee of NJ. Chiya-
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shipping Notes.

The stnr. Mauna Loa arrived yester-
day frsm Hawaii and Maui ports with
1866 bags of sugar. SO bags ava. % head
cattle. sos packages sundries.
The S. s American. with 5000 bags
Of sugar loaded in at KaanapaIi. was
to have sailed yesterday forenoon for
Hilo to complete her sugar cargo.
whence she VIII sail for Delaware
breakwater.
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GAELIC SAILS
FOR HONOLULU

Haekfeld & Co. agents for the o. &
o. S. S. line, received a cablegram yes
terday announcing the departure at l
p. m of the steamship Gaelic for Ho-
nolulu. The vessel is scheduled to ar
rive here on April q.
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CAPT. COOK LODGE.

SONS OF ST. GEORGE. NO. s5s.
THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
above Lodge will be held in San An
tonic Hall, Vineyard street, on Mon
day. April 18th, at 1880 o'clock.
By order.
GEO. w. HAYSELDEN.
Secretary
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THE REGULAR MEETING OF
Honolulu Aerie No. 40, F. o. E., viii be
held this Wednesday evening, at 7:30
o'clock, at St. Antonio Hall.
REGULAR BUSINESS.
All visiting Brothers are invited, and
members requested to attend.
BY order.
H z. MOORE,
Secretary.
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NOTICE.

ALL HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the firm OF Sing Lung Co, No. 212 Null
anu street, are hereby requested to
present the same within fifteen days
from date.
SING LUNG COMPANY.
Dated Honolulu, April 6, 1903. A4s
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CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT

CHoCK SING, THE POPULAR
restaurant keeper, is now the manager
of the European Restaurant, No. 11S5
Fort street. opposite the Club Stables.
He viii conduct first class establish
ment. Twenty-one meal tickets win be
sold for $3.50. e444
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NOTICE.
HONOLULU HARDWARE CO, I'm

THE BUSINESS OF THE HOMO
lulu Hardware Co, Ltd. is being closed
up and the firm is retiring from BUSH
ness. Any one having claims against
said firm must present them before
May LIST and any one owing said COM
pany viii please settle their accounts
before above date with the Treasurer.
c. NJ. Tai, No. 80 N. King street
HO FON,
President.
Honolulu. April 1st, 1903. As44s
C. NJ. Tai will continue the business
at the same place.
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

DIR. GEO. W. BURGESS. 24O s.
King street, win remove to corner Fort
and vineyard streets on April 30, 1861
GAIT
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EXECUTORS NOTICE OF SALE of
REAL ESTATE.

BY order of John F. Colburn. execv-
tor OF the WIN OF Antoine Rosa. Ian,
deceased, acting under order OF tht,
Probate Court of the First Judlciaa
Circuit, 1 shall. at u O'Clock noon.
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Mana for brief season. just 10 give
Sir somers an idea OF the life on the
big island.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
FROM ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEWPORT r. L. April 1.-THE Nelson Vanderbilt wedding
took place here today The elaborate
attended by the social leaders of Newport and New York
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SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. A

FRANCISCO Cal Aprl 14In the reorganization Of the
Refinery Company WEIGH of Wech Company
will The Alameda property has
Trust the sale taking place
of the Crockett refinery in which Hawai-
ian capa stockholders
the Alameda property previous 10 the sale
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SAN SALVADOR. APP

SAN SALVADOR April 14---Arias, who named
Pesdentct Boni
is practically in full control of the
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Nn1ICe.
TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS OF
THE OCEANIC GAS Sc ELEC-
TRIO CO., LTD.

ALL PERSONS OWING MONEYS
to or having claims against the
Oceanic Gas & Electric Co, Ltd. are
hereby requested to make immediate
settlement of accounts or presentation
of claims to L. c. Ables, Merchant
street, Honolulu. T. II.
OCEANIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
LTD.
BY NJ. P. Robinson, President.
Honolulu, April s, 1903. ASKS
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NEW ORLEANS, La April 14Thousands of of Louisi
ana best lands in the vicinity of Lake Pontcharran
with destruction by the floods which prevail in that
section
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Mail for San Francisco closes at II
a. m. today.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-16
WILL DROP PLAN.
To lrrisate Western Oklahoma Be.
cause Of Lack Of Interest

The announcement reached OklahO-
ma today from Washington, d. c.
that E IT, Newell. the government ex-
pert who recently visited Oklahoma,
has stated that in all probability the
plan to establish irrigation systems
In Oklahoma will be abandoned be-
cause the Oklahoma farmers have not
taken sufficient interest N the matter
to guarantee 10 use and pay for wat
er from the irrigation plant If it is es-
tablished by the government Cover
nor Ferguson today said that he de-
plores very much that the plans are
10 be dropped, as he believes irriga.
tion would be very beneficial to north.
western and southwestern oklahoma
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rlLlplNo's LIFE WORTHLESS.
Doesn't Make Any Difference Whether
He is Killed or Not.

Colorado, Colo, April 16.-One Of
my reasons for liking the Filipino as
soldier is the same that gives me a
preference Tor the negro in the same
capacity-in a fight | am not worried
about his safety as it doesn't make
any difference whether he gets killed
or not
SO said Gen Frank D Baldwin.
commander of the department Of Col
orado this morning on taking charge
in Denver fresh from the Philippines.
"There is nothing more to it, he
added in explanation OF this. IF a
person owned a thoroughbred or full
blooded dog and also a cur is it not
natural that he would prefer to have
the cur killed before the other?"
The general added that the future
OF the islands depended on the intro
duction Of Chinese labor. as the whites
were incapable Of doing anything by
themselves and the natives were too
lazy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-04-16
THE QUESTION OF BOND ISSUES,
5ridgeport's Case Appealed to the
Territorial Supreme Court

Guthrie, Okla, April 16.-Under the
Harrison act, congress forbade munic-
ipalities in Oklahoma to incur an in
debtedness in excess Of 4 per cent Of
their assessed valuation. In 1898, this
act was repealed as to towns having
a population Of 1000 or more. The
town Of Bridgeport then voted $22 500
in water works bonds, which raised
the municipal Indebtedness to about
IS per cent of the assessed valuation.
Citizens enjoined the issuance of the
bonds, asserting that the act of con
gress was merely permission and not
authority. so long as the laws Of Ok
lahoma regulating municipal indebted
ness remain unchanged. and that the
4 per cent. limit could not be exceed
ed until authorized by the Oklahoma
legislature. The injunction was dis
solved by Judge Gillette. and the cas-,
was filed today in the Oklahoma 81
preme court upon appeal
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"a - II O II r a.
Bsars,bs The Kind You Have Always BOgt
'ls'a'''' Of GMXHZAE1ze.
FRATERNALlsM FORGOTTEN
IN LoDeERooM FIGHT.

Sedan, Kas., April 16.-Black eyes.
bruised heads and Scared faces only
half tell the story Of the result of an
effort to initiate a farmer into the an
IT, horse thief association at a country
schoolhouse near here. On account Of
the popularity OF the candidate there
was more than the usual attendance
at the meeting The candidate was
blindfolded and seated in tin-bot-
toned chair Then one of the de
gree team" took coal-oil lamp and
slipped it under the chair. The can
didate had too much grit to squirm.
He stood it as long as he could. Then
he jerked off his blind and grabbed
the chair and started in On the "breth'
rem He knocked down FIVE and
smashed the chair in the effort Then
he started out of the door and met an
incoming brother who was pounded
until the blood ran, for asking what
the trouble was The lodge then ad
iourned without motion. end sine die
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aArs 10 New oRlsANs.
chootaw Cut Price for Confederate
Veterans.

Oklahoma City, OKLA. April 16-
This morning the Choctaw Oklahoma
and Gulf announced the rate to New
orleans for the United Confederate
Veterans The rate is s14.1 10 for the
rouri trip. which is tie lowest rate
ever quoted out of Oklahoma for such
distance. The Rock Island will be
the official route All Of the officers
and sponsors Of Oklahoma and Indian
territory will leave on the special
train over the Rock Island The
leaving time for this train has not yet
been set, but It will leave Oklaho-
ma City at such time as It will be
the most convenient to the patrons
of the route Travelling Passenger
Agent E. NJ Duncan Of the Rock Is
land with headquarters at this city.
will be on this train to personally look
after the wants Of the eXcursionists.
Re having made the trip dozens of
times. will no doubt be of much use.
/ The dates of the sale of the tickets
will be May II and Is. final return
limit May "a. Mr.. George H. Lee of
the Choctaw has made arrangements
with the lines running out Of New Or
leans so that parties having Rock Is
land tickets may get them extended
and get side trips to all noints in that
vicinity at very low rates
The following will be the rates from
Oklahoma and Indian territory:
Howe, S11.O5; Wister, s1i 90; Hail
eyville. S12 05 Coalgate. SIP O5;
Ardmore, S12.O5; South McAlester
$12 so; Holdenville, s13 30; Shawnee
s14.10; Oklahoma City s14.10; e
Reno, S14. .65; Geary. SIS 10; Alva
sf7. 20; Anthony, Sl750; Weather
ford, SIS So; Texola, s17.S5.
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HYpRoPHoeIA AMONG cArrLE.

Tulsa, I. T., April 16-The farmers
of Dawson and vicinity are experienc.
ing much uneasiness over cases of hy-
which have developed
among live stock near there. Horses.
COWS and hogs have all been suffering
from the malady Great caution Is
exercised to prevent the spread of the
disease.
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Most of the things that have been
said might as well have remained IN
said for all the benefit they are to
humanity.
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Notice

Sullivan will open an all hours, zoe
meal house (short order in connec-
tion) in a few days in the old Mer-
chants cafe. Four lady walters
wanted. inquire 122 n. First street.
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chattel Mortaane sale

a chattel mortgage sale Of the
Claude Covert cigar store viii be
conducted by the Capitol National
bank April II.
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O a - TO II EN
s.,r,tba The Kind Y0g Have AMa.S Bart.
signature "a N N%ZAIz%eI

man can usually manage TO keep
himself busy by attending strictly to
his own business, bat scme men have
a mania for working overtime.
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PERSONAL MENTION

e. C. Garvin Of chanute, Kas.. is a
guest at the Elks today
wm. Dial and j r Bake Of Pawhus-
ka, are here today
/ O. II Lamb Of Hobart. is a guest n.
the Elks
S. r Goodman Of Tonkawa. is in the
city
Thos. !. Colgin. J. M. Lamm and S.
T p Truley OF Shawnee. are visitors in
the city
Lee Lendon, E. L. vickers and G r
Hayden of Oklahoma City, are in the
city
President j. H. House of Kinghsher
college. is a guest at the Astor
Mr.. and x;rs. Jas ahn. d. J. Johnson
and Emmett Mont are here from Rails.
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. J f. Ball have return
ed from a trip to Leser.
Prof Walter McNally Of Coyle. is in
the city
ONio Miiti anu FAillath IhNlAN vi
Mulhan. are business visitors in the
city.
Mr. and Mrs A. Knapp of Bennett.
Neb. are in the city, guests q the
Royal
d. w Hogan Of Yukon, is in the
city.
Chas w Dickson Of Washington, d.
ia. is a guest at the Royal
6. G. Epperson of the Kansas City
Journal is in the city
DIR. F. r. Sutton of Los Angeles.
Cal, arrived today for visit with
friends in the city
S. Larimer Of Topeka, is in the city.
]. w. McMurry, chief contractor OF
the Choctaw is here from Kansas City.
Seymour Price of Oklahoma City,
is in the city.
A. w. Dunnagan of Taloga. is a
guest at the Royal
Mrs G. w Hall and Mrs ora Hos
tin Of wellston. are in the city today.
Paul Foster has returned from a
trip to the east
Joe Simpson Of Oklahoma city, is
ir the city
Deputy Marshal shockey Of Paw
nee. is in the city.
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REIGN OF TERROR
(Continned rrom page ID


loss of his $500 diamond, which was
taken from him last Friday morning
while I'm Oklahoma City. Mayor Ball,
in company with the excursionists en-
route to Leger, was boarding the train
when two stylishly dressed men
jostled him. He at once thought OF
the diamond and upon investigation
found 1t was gone He notified the
chief of police to be on the lookout
for the men but as yet they have not
been apprehended.
Geo Bailey, travelling salesman.
who resides in Wichita, was robbed
of a $3.50 diamond at the local Santa
Fe depot as he was taking the train
for his home. The police were nod-
fed but the guilty parties have not
been arrested
It was reported today that a vigil
ance committee is to be organized that
viii lend aid to the police in stopping
these daily robberies. Nearly every
citizen is heavily armed and hard
ware dealers report large business
in the sale OF firearms within the past
few days If the professionals. as it
now seems they are, are caught they
will be dealt with in no light manner
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One OF the most notable events OF
The present theatrical season at the
Brooks thoater will occur on next
Saturday night when Edward 70. Rice's
latest and greatest perforhianoe com
ing direct from wallaclrs theater,
New York City. II has most sue.
cessful engagement OF ten weeks dur
Ing Tho hot spell OF last summer.
something unheard cf before IN New
York thoatrloais The musical comedy
which abounds with tuneful music.
catchy songs, bright sayings and ev-
orythlDR ESSENTIAL for the successful
comedy opera was written hy r. w
narnott. Who wrote such successes rs
"ii92," Little Christopher" etc.
while tho music is by Boston's fore.
most musical composer II. l.. Hsartz.
Of Rhode island. Composer E W Car
liss assisted him In his work Fifty
players take part In the entertain.
ment and all have something to do.
Two car loads of scenery are neces-
sary FOR the presentation Of the com.
edy opera. The entire performance,
the theater-goers of opera may rest
assured. is exact in every detail o
that given in Now York City, so a
great treat Is in store for the eye AMI
ear Of all,
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Geo. lott. manager Of the lott Con-
cert Co. which viii be at the Presby-
terian church January 3Oth, is con
sidered one of the finest baritone
singers in the United States. For
many years he was the leading bari
tone singer OF the old original shubert
Concert company and is considered
one Of the leaders OF music in the
United States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-01-27

}. L. Isenberg of ths Enid Wave,
came in today to size up the seventh
assembly
Eugene Hays, prominent cattle.
man Of Usage, Kas. is in the city
Thos Doyle, the Perry attorney. Is
in the city
Ned J. Milton Of Oklahoma City, is
IN the city.
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IJryIng preparatlons SIMPLY csvel

DryIng preparations SIMPLY csvcl
op dry catarrh they dry up tho secretions.
Which adhere to the membrane and decom.
pose, causing far more serious trouble than
the ordinary form Of catarrh Avoid all dry.
ing inbalants, fumes, smokes and snu.f
aud use that which cleanses, soothes aud
heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such q remedy
and viii cure catarrh or coldin the head
easily and pleasantly. A trial size will bs
mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell the
SOC. size. Ely Brothers, 5G Warron St., NY
The Balm cures without pain, does mi
irrilate or cause sneezing. II spreads itseli
over an irritated and angry surface, reliey.
ing immediately the psinial inflammation.
With Ely's Cream Bsim you are armed
against Nasal catArrh aud Hay Fever.
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Invitations have been issued ssa
nouncing the annual German masques~
ade ball TO be- held Thursday evening
February at he convention hall IN
the new city hall building. The cos
tunes and masks will be furnished ny
the Warren Costume company Of
Wichita and an enjoyable time is ex-
pected
Secure your seats carly for Black
Patti
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LEGISLATIVE DAY

appropriates s2,1O0 to pay d. w Bur
chett for services rendered as sheriff
of Kinghsher county during the OPEN
ing of the Cherokee strip
The house went into a committee OF
the whole to consider House Bill Ne.
10, which is the school land lessees'
bill. The governor secretary and sup
erintendent Of public instruction are
by terms Of the bin made a territorial
board of lard commissioners to have
control OF all lands belonging to The
territory This board has the right 70
review the acts Of the commissioners
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GUTHRIE CLUB DIRECTORS
ANNUAL ELECTION.
President Barnes and Secretary Lucas
Honored by Reelection.

The annual meeting Of the board Of
directors of the Guthrie club was held
last evening and the election Of off
GERS resulted as follows
President - Ex-Governor c. NJ
Barnes.
First Vice President-W NJ Spur
lock.
Second Vice President G Nib
lack.
Secretary-F, B, Lucas.
Treasurer +. Billingsley.
Messrs. Barnes and Bilingsley we're
appointed a committee to arrange for
pulling the next meeting of the Live
Stock association to Guthrie
The reports Of the old officers arr
being audited and will be PASSED on al
the next meeting Of the directory.