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onln survlvor Of So JaoLnto.

Austin. Tex. March O. Rev r. a.
King. aged %. and his bride. aged 10.
arrived here from Lee county. where
they were married. Rev. King Is the
only survivor Of the battle Of San ia
cinto. which gave Texas her inde.
pcndencc. and rs a cousin ~ Gen Sam
I[nn.Inn
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MISS HELEN KELLAR.
She Addressed the Legislative Com.
nnittce on Educat

Boston. March Miss Helen Kellar.
who although born deaf. dumb and
blind, is a student at Radcliffe college.
addressed the legislative committee on
education Friday in behalf of a bill
for the relief OF the adult blind. Her
message TO tho committee was a feel
ing one, and she urged all possible aid
10 her fellow unfortunates She said
that the blind did not need the higher
aducation. but did require help In order
10 take their places in the industrial
world.
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Pittsburg Pa March Telephone
and telegraph linemen who were de.
feated a year ago in their strike for
an advance in wages are again pre-.
pairing to fight for recognition OF their
union and an established rate Of S275
Der day for nine hours.
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Woman Celebrates 10th Birthday

Montgomery. Ala. March Mrs.
Marsylla Keith, a white woman. Sat
urday celebrated her 116th birthday
anniversary with religious services az
her home. Mrs. Keith was born in
South Carolina. She has vivid recol-
lection of Incidents preceding the war
OF ISL
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Merriam Tenders His Reclamation.

Washington. March William -
Merriam. director Of the census, ami
former governor Of Minnesota. tender
cd his resignation 20 President Roosc-
welt The resignation is TO take effect
on May -. He will remove to New
York to accept the vice presidency OF
a mercantile agencv.
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Launching Of the Colorado.

Philadelphia March 9.-Miss Cora
May Peabody. daughter Of tho gov
crnor Of Colorado. has been invited %
break tho baptismal bottle over tha
bow of the cruiser Colorado m.
launching will take place at Cramp's
shipyard April O.
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linz Klned In 2 Mr.oL

Houston. Tex. March "a South
ern Pacific passenger train was wreck
cd az Alleyton at / O'Clock Thursday
afternoon. Three were killed and ten
injured. Wrecking trains have gore
to the scene
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Roosevelt, Will visi, ron.L,

Roosevelt probably will be present at
the international convention Of the
railway Y W G. A.. which will be held
I'm Topeka from April 30 to May 3. He
has not designated the date of his
yfeit
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Refinement of Sir cbas. oaven Duffy

Dublin. March 9-The reintcrmenf
Sunday. near Daniel O'Connclls grave
in Glasnevin cemetery. Of the body VI
Sir Charles Gavan Duffy. which was
brought from Nice. where no died on
February 9. called out a demonstration
uncqualed since the funeral OF Charles
Stewart ParnolI
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Fitzsimmons and o'srien.

Pittsburg. Pa. March Bob Fitz.
simmons and Philadelphia Jacl,
OBrien met in this city and drew ~
articles OF agreement for a fight to
take place i'm June or July at some
point on the Pacific
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Pitcher Joe corb.tt sion.d

San Francisco. March 9.-Joe Cor
bett. brother Of James Corbett Sun
day signed 10 pitch for the Los An
geles team The Los Angeles team
has also signed Dr. Newton who
pitched for the Brooklyn club last
eoaeou
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Chicago. March 9.--It IS stated here
that Armour & Co. have arranged for
a test Of the wireless telegraph as az
piled TO communication between the
cities where they have packing plants
and important Offices. .
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New York March 9.-Gen william
Booth. founder and head OF the Saliva
ton Army, sailed for England Satur.
day on the Campania Owing to tina
injury to his knee there was no demon.
stration by the local CORDS.
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a New Naval statlon.

london. March 6.--Premier Balfour
announced in the house OF common.
Thursday that the admiralty has de.
cided to establish new naval station
II st. Margaret's Hope. on t5e north
lido OF the Firth OF Forth.
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TiHanv's EmpIoves s,rike.

New York. March About $50 ON.
7loyes Of Tifrany's glass and decorat.
ing company are on strike because tho
daily supply OF beer has been shut on
10y tho firm. The men say water IL
unfit TO drink.
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German Elected Chairman Of Caucus

Washington. March THE demo.
cratic senatorial caucus which mot
Friday. organized by clccting Senator
German to his old position as chair
man Of tho caucus This is pcrma-
mont place and assures him tho occu-
nancy OF the democratic conference
rRou1
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coIIeotion 81 Had wood

Merida. Yucatan. March "a vari.
ETY. of hard woods Is being collected
In tho Peto distric: for exhibition at
TIE St Louis exposition. The collec
ton Will he the most complete ever
shown.
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An Indian Exhibit.

ST. Louis, March g. Secretary
Hitchcock has detailed Samuel NJ. Nc.
GOwan. superintendent Of the Chloe.
co Indian school. 10 arrange for an In.
dian exhibit at the ST. Louis worlds
fair
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-11
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Vogue ten cents at Lyons.

Vogue ten cents at Lyons.
New line of misses shoes at Kerr's.
s1.5O pair.
Miss De rArtigue has returned from
San Francisco and will be pleased to
see her patrons at Room No. s. Young
Building.
Kerr's have just received large line
OF ladies' fine slippers. s1.5O.
Two pleasant rooms and good board
for three persons are wanted in private
family. See our classified advertise
ments today.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Hawaiian Fertilizer Co.
will be held July 18th as per notice
elsewhere in this paper.
Take look at the new line of mems
balls and oxfords at $3.50 at Kerr's.
Honolulu Photo-Supply Co. have re-
ceived some later models of Premo
cameras. The Pocket Promo sells for
5000 and the Star Promo for $500.
Kerr's have a fine line of mems lace
shoes at $3.50.
Whitney & Marsh have just received
another consignment of the celebrated
Warner Rust proof cOrsets. amongst
them being their celebrated Ribbon cor
set at soc. They also offer exceptional
value in a 54-in. English serge at CSC.
A new shipment of Queen Quality
shoes, oxfords. $3.50: balls. $500.
Loans on improved real estate are
wanted Repayment by monthly in
staIments The entire loan can be re-
paid at any time. Call at the Office OF
the Phoenix Savings. Building and
Loan Association, Judd Building.
You can save money by buying shoes
at KerTs temporary premises.
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AT THE OPERA
HOUSE TONIGHT

The slime and Evans American
Comedy Company arrived yesterday by
the Alameda and will make their first
appearance tonight in the farce comedy
that has made all America laugh for the
last two years. entitled "Mama's New
Husband" The comedy is produced for
laughing purposes only, and it is claim
ed that IL has caused people to laugh
who haven't smiled for years. The plot
ts cleverly constructed. clearly defined,
and worked out in a series of comical
situations, original and best o: all, prob
able. The company is really withOutfa
star. the idea of the management being
that it IS better to have a clever all
round combination than one or two
first class artists and the others simply
fill ms. Our Australian friends believe
in collective cleverness. No company
that tours the Colonies makes money
Ike the one of average excellence.
When we find experienced managers
making the trip to the States. and
selecting artists who it IS hoped will
please the satiated Colonial play-goers.
then local amusement seekers can look
forward to enjoying a rare treat to-
night and during the six nights season
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-07-11

DYSENTERY causes the death of
more people than small pox and yellow
fever combined. In an army 1t is
dreaded more than a battle. 1t re-
quires prompt and effective treatment.
Chamberlain's Cholic. Cholera, and
Diarrhoea Remedy has been used in
nine epidemics of dysentery in the
United States with perfect success. and
has cured the most malignant cases
both of children and adults, and I'M
der the most trying conditions. Every
household should have a bottle at hand.
Get it today. It may save a life. Ben
son, Smith & Co., Ltd, Wholesale
Agents. sell 1t.
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r. WOODBRIDGE
IS IN MANILA

The Independent publishes the fol-
lowing:
IAN official here has received the fol-
lowing seIf-explanatory cable from an
official at Manila:
woodbridge, said to be the default
ing Treasurer Of Hawaii. is here in Ma
Mia Do you wish him arrested?'"
The Woodbridge referred to is evil
IDENTIFY the defauIting bookkeeper OF NJ.
Phillips & Co. who was indicted by the
grand jury for embezzlement several
terms ago. The cablegram was not re-
ceived by the police. but probably by
the Territorial Treasurer who would
be most interested. No action is con-
templated by the police. 1t has been
known for some time that Frank
Woodbridge was in Manila, though the
earlier reports located him in Japan.
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LOCAL BREVITlES.

Judge Wilcox was somewhat worse
yesterday.
Frank VI. Hatch is seriously i'll OF
lung trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal d. Mead leave
for the Coast today on the Nevadan.
H. A. Isenberg and wife leave for the
Coast on the steamer Nevadan at noon
today.
Secretary Carter was at the Capitol
yesterday after an absence of some
days through illness.
Congressional Delegate Kalanianaole
is pulling himself together again after
a struggle with the insidious dengue
fever.
Senator Isenberg was on the sick list
yesterday. Senator Cecil Brown has
been detained from the Senate all week
by dengue fever.
Tom Bates has left the EIlefords and
gone to Southern California with a
show of his own which, later on. he
may bring to Honolulu
Rev. W. ". Lono. pastor of Kauma-
kapiIi church, left yesterday for a
VACATION of two months at his own
place at Kailua, Hawaii
The HHlani Dancing Club will give a
social this evening at the dancing hall
near LiIiha street, commencing at p
m. Refreshment Will be served.
Commissioner Douthitt yesterday
bound another japanese, Sato by name,
over to the u. S. District Court in $1,000
bonds for importing lewd women.
There was a meeting of the Hack
mems Union last evening but owing to
the absence of some of the officers mat
tiers to be considered were postponed. |
AS the men from the British ship |
Dechmont cannot get off, the cricket |
match Anticipated for today will not |
be played. There will be practice in
stead.
Two voluntary bankruptcy cases of
Chinese were continued by Judge Estee
yesterday. The COURT expressed views
unfavorably on one of the
petitions.
A Japanese had his collar-bone brok-
an, several ribs stove in and his spine
injured by falling out of a tree near
Waikiki turn yesterday. He was sent
10 the Queens Hospital.
zee Sing, a Chinese cook employed
N a Hotel street restaurant, was ar
rested by officer McDuffie last evening
for stealing eggs from his employer.
He was caught with eight eggs on his
person.
Seth Thomas wants the Public Works
Department staff to go to church to-
lay and work tomorrow. His calendar
lock in the lobby of the Superintend-
ents office yesterday gave the date
IS Saturday, July IL.
Lord & Belser, having signed the
contract with the Rapid Transit Co,
will put a force Of 400 men at work
IN the Kaimuki extension next week.
Operations will be started on the sec
ion frorl Kapahulu road to the crest
If Kaimuki hill. The job is to be COM
'leted by September II. when track
aging will Immediately follow.
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treat midsummer Household Sale

commencing July 9TH we make you special offer for
every department OF your household
remarkably low-prced
We have room to quote only few of the many things
we have to offer Look and don't let this op-
making your home attractive
If you cannot yourself send us an order or ask
some friend to make selections for YOU.
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70 temporary premises.
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The new steamer which is TO be built
at San Francisco for the Wilder's
Steamship Co. is to be named the Like
like. Miss Ella Wight. daughter Of the
president OF the steamship company,
will probably christen the vessel.
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BUDDHISTS TO
CELEBRATE

Honolulu. July 10. 1903.
Messrs Editor OF Advertiser news Co
Deiar Sirs.-we will have celebrating
3rd year anniversary Of Y. NJ. B. A
from D. m. on the 18th. July at Bud
dhist church Fort Lane Fort st.
1t is program as following:
Speech. Ut n ftdlod
Speech ---.-.--.....---.. MT - tuzlSakl
English speech. MIR. Il. 1wanaSa
English speech. Mr.. Philip III. Dodge
Speech. REV. j. lnouye
Song al members
And from D. m. on the very day
we will play any Drama, japanese
music. and Juggiery. etc. as a enter
tainment.
Very respectfully yours.
Y. NJ. 3. A secretary
T. Ito.
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IN OUR
READY-TO-WEAR


No guessing about ready-to-Wear
outfits here-our stock is ready-a sure
thing. Some want ready-made skirts
for outing wear-here they are-"just
your size" Some want dresses for
street wear-we have them in excellent
variety.
LADIES LINEN AND P. X.
SKIRTS.
LADIES ALPACA SKIRTS.
LADIES BLACK DRESS SKIRTS.
SILK DRESS SKIRTS.
1888
LADIES WALKING SKIRTS.
$3.50
LADIES LINEN RAGLANS.
$3.50
LADIES JACKETS AND CAPES.
1888
LADIES SILK WAISTS.
$3.50
SILK PETTICoATS.
$3.50
CHILDREN'S COATS.
The Washington times., 1903-11-14
THE QUESTION OF NAMES.

Fame was once defined as getting your
name spelled wrong in the dispatches.
According to that, Bliss Carman should
be content, for ne is continually hav-
ing his name misspelled In the reviews.
particularly in England. The New York
Times sarcastically observes:
I'VE referred lately TO the unfortunate
habit of some English reviewers of
spelling Bliss Carman's name Carmen.
as II he were in the plural number.
There Is a growing liking for Mr.. Car
mans verse in London, but only vague
knowledge Of his identity. For instance,
here is the Standards reviewer cali
ing him the accomplished and prolific
Canadian poet who chooses TO be known
as Bliss Carman. How should any hon
est man choose TO be known If not by
his name? The reviewers idea that the
name IS a pseudonym is a curious and
original fight Of fancy, indicating the
possession of a working knowledge Of
the Latin language"
And, by the way. the New York
Sun referred all the way through a
review the other day. to a new edition
OF Jos Boys" by Miss "Olcott-"
Phonetic spelling there.
The Washington times., 1903-11-14
INSTANTANEOUS.

A new edition of The Irish in the
Revolution and Civil Wars" by Dr.. JEFF
frey c. O'Connen. has appeared. with
some additional chapters on the Spanish
American war and the Philippine trou-
bles. IL sets forth in alphabetical order
the names Of prominent Americans of
Irish birth. or parentage. from the Rev
olutionary period TO the present day.
This list includes a good many names
which We have not been accustomed, to
call Irish According to Dr. O'Conneu.
among the Celtic Americans Of our his
tory are Andrew jackson. James Nadi-
son. James q. Blaine Dion Boucicault.
Cecil Calvert, Grover Cleveland, Rich
ard Harding Davis, Admiral Farragut.
Horace Greeley, Capt. a. T. Mahan, and
James Mcneil Whistler. Here and there
in the book poems by the author on pa
triotic subjects are introduced Among
them, "A Toast 10 the Sentineis OF Our
Heroic Dead: Dedicated to the Com
rades In Arms of the United States Pen
sion Bureau" and "Faugh-a-BaIIagh. -
or CLEAR the Road The history will in
terest those Irishmen. who are proud
Of their descent; that is to say. all Irish
men.
The Washington times., 1903-11-14
:. :. LITERARY GOSSIP
ABOUT THE SILVER POPPY"

Adult 1dE Silver FOEE L.
Arthur stringer, author OF THE Sill
yer Poppy" is taking pains TO correct
certain Misrepresentation which has
been current regarding the book II
was stated in one OF the literary maya
zines, and certain passages in the book
seemed to make it probable. that the
principal events IN the story were taken
from life. and that the young author
OF a recent novel was the original OF the
heroine. Mr.. Stringer says, however,
that this inference IS without fourda-
ton, and that he h sl no idea OF re-
ferring in any way, shape or manner TO
the young lady III question. The sym
pathy Of all r1ght-minded people, will
be with him in this somewhat embarrass-
ing situation. which is certainly due
70 a remarkable coincidence between
fact and fancy. II is not a new thing
for an author to be unjustly accused
Of libellng real people in his novels;
clever story OF Grace DEMO Itch
fields is based on such an incident; but
the idea that The Silver Poppy" was
a record Of facts would probably. not
have spread so easily If several more or
less popular novelists had not adopted
this very fimsy device TO save their
brains. Mr.. Stringer suffers for the
sins OF others.
The Washington times., 1903-11-14
SINBAD IN CHICAGO

lovely shirt waists. But She did mot
wear them in the presence of Mr. Mid
dleton."
II viii be seen that the comminglins
Of the Oriental and Chicago elements
IN this work is quite extraordinary
Two OF the most remarkab bic Of the
tales in the collection are The Adven-
ture Of Norah Sullivan and the Student
OF Heredity" and The Pleasant Ad-
ventures Of DIT. McDilI." The first de-
scribes the devastation caused by a
guinea pig Of enormous size. produced
by process of selection. Probably the
idea Of an insane guinea pig as large as
an elephant never entered the brain of
any human being save Warden Allan
Curtis, but one can readily understand
how the notion having come to him he
had to get it into print somehow. The
story Of DR.. McDul is singularly grue-
some and horrible. Conan Doyle himself
never concocted anything more ingen-
iously hideOus than the doctors revenge
In some OF the tales Mr.. Curtis steps
on the toes Of propriety. and in others
he shows a sad Indifference to the rights
of the English language. as when he
speaks of a genii. but he is entertain
ing and there are grounds for supposing
that that is all he intended to be. (Chi-
cage: Herbert s Stone & Coz
The Washington times., 1903-11-14
BOOKS RECEIVED

THE MAGIC FOREST. Stewart Edward White.
illustrated. New York: The Macmillan
Company.
THE HISTORY OF SOCIALISM IN THE
UNITED STATES Morris Hillquit. New
YORK: Funk s. Wagnalls.
PROTEAN PAPERS. William Dudley Foulke.
New York: G. p. Putnam's Sons
STELLA FREGELIUS. H. Rider Haggard.
New York; Longmans, Green & Co.
CALDERuN'S PRISONER. Alice Duer Miller.
New York: Charles Scribner's Sons
BORLAsE AND son. T. Baron Russell. New
York: Jonn Lane. The Bodley Head.
BARLAsCH OF THE GUARD. Henry Seton
Nerriman- New York: Mcclure. Phillips q
PHoENIxIANA Sketches and BurIesques by
John Phoenix George II. Derbv illus
trated. New York: y. Appleton 8 Co.
THE ALPHABET OF RHETORIC. RoSsiter
johnson. New York: d. Appleton Go.
Yeats. Portland. Ne: Thomas B. Mosher.
on THE ROAD To Already. Etabel Nelson
Ihurston. New York: Fleming IL. ReYili
Company.
THE STRANGE ADVENTURES OF MR.. MID
DLEToN. Warder Curtis. Chicago: Her
bert s. Stone h Co.
THE MASTERFOLK Haldane McFan. New
York: Ha-De- & Bros.
LISTENER IN BABEL. Vida D. seudder.
New York: Houghton, Mifiin / Co.
TIE ULTIMATE MOMENT. 81. Il. Lighton.
New York: Harper & Bros.
THE BRAZEN CALF. james L. Ford New
York; Dodd Mead & Co.
THE STRIFE or THE SEA. T. jenkins
Hams New York; The Baker and Taylor
CALLoPs 2. David Gray. New York: The
Century Company.
The Washington times., 1903-11-14
A WORK ON RHETORIC

another without scooping his brains out
Moreover, to criticise such hymns as
Onward, Christian Soldiers" on the
apparent ground that religion is opposed
70 lighting. is not only unreasonable, but
contrary TO facts. Anybody who has
ever honestly tried TO bring about the
rule of Righteousness in this world can
testify that there are uses for the church
militant.
Moreover. under another head, Mr.
Johnson says:
1T ought TO be no longer necessary to
caution any intelligent person not to
write female when he should write
woman. But the Onense is so frequent
that the caution is still needed. IN Jane
Austen's Pride and Prejudice. MI
Collins says. According to the usual
practice Of elegant females. p"
1t is possible that Mr.. Johnson does
not know that Miss Austen has been
dead since before he was born, and that
in her day, nearly 100 years ago. Il was
fashionable to use the term in question
Did he take Jane Austen for a con-
temporary writer! II not, why did he
lay himself open to the suspicion that
he did?
When weeded IF matters like these the
book may be extremely useful to al
most anybody. {New York: d. Apple
ton & Coz
The Washington times., 1903-11-14

PEOPLE or THE ABYSS Jack London. H.
lustr7ted- New York The Macmillan Com
MRS wIGGs OF THE CABBAGE PATCH.
Alice Caldwell Hogan. New edition. Illus
trated in colors- New York: The Century
Company.
LovEY MARY. Alice Caldwell Hogan New
edition Illustrated in colors. New York:
The Century Company
TIE YELLOW VAN. Richard Whiteing New
ok The Century Company.
COLONEL CARRIERS CHRISTMAS f. Hon
kinson smith. Illustrated in colors New
12Ik: Charies Scrlbner's sons.
CHRISTMAS WREATH Richard Watson
Glider View York: The Century COMPANY
SANCTUARY. Edith Wharton. Illustrated
New YORK Charles Scrihner's Sons
TIE LITTLE CHENALIER NJ n Davis
Illustrated. Boston: HoJghton, 8if7in 4 GO
DRAAANA; A ROMANCE or THE STAGE.
Annie Arlington Tyson Washington: me
Aeale Publishing Company.
FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS AT SCHOOL Marga-
rel sidney Boston: The LothrOp Publishing
BUTTERNUT JONES Tndsn Clifford. New
No-k; d. Appleton & Co
THE Way TO THE WEST. Emerson HouCh
indianapolis: The Bobhs-MerriII COMPANY.
THE LIFE OF ST NARY MAGDALFN
Translated from the Itailn By Valentino
hawtrey. New York; John Lane; The Bod
ley Head
THE BOOK OF MONTHS. F. F. Benson. Mus
trltsd. New YORK Harper Bros
PoEMS. Josephine DaEzam. New YORK:
Charles Scrlhner's SoI.s
THE COMPROMISES or LIFE Henry Waiter
son New York: Fox DufiaId & Co
TIE NEMESIS Or FROUDE- Sir James erich
ton Brown ard Alexander Carlyle. New
York; John Lane: The Bodily Head