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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-26
REEF
BUOY AT HIL0
Honolulu, T. H., 25 July, 1904.

Honolulu, T. H., 25 July, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the
BLONDE REEF BUOY, nun. black,
marking the westerly edge of BLONDE
REEF OFF HILO, ISLAND OF HA-
WAIT T. H., adrift II June, 1904, was
replaced IS July, 1904, about 100 feet
S. E. from it's former position as shown
on u. S. c. & G. S. Chart No. 4103, in
AZ feet of water, on the following mag
netic bearings;
Left Tangent Keokea Point, e. 1-S 3
Catholic Church Tower, S.S.W.
Paukaa Light, NV.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board.
% A. P. NIBLACK,
Lieutenant Commander U. S. NJ,
Assistant to the Inspector of the
Twelfth Lighthouse District,
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DUE TO-DAY.


stmr- Likelike, NaopaIa, from Molo-
kai ports, p. m.
SAIL TO-DAY.
Stnr. J. A. Cunlmins, for Waimanalo
and all Koolau ports. 7 a. IN.
Stn1r- Kinau, Freeman, for HiIo and
way ports, u m.
stmr. Claudine, Parker. for Maui
ports, 5 p. m.
stmr, W. G. Han, S. Thompson, for
Kauai ports, 5 p. m.
DUE WEDNESDAY.
CA. s. S. Miowera. Hammand, from
the Colonies. a. m.
st1nr. Mikahala, Gregory. from Ma
kaweli, a. m.
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
o. S. S. Alameda. Dowdell. for San
Francisco, 8 a. m.
CA. S. s. Miowera. Hammand, for
Victoria and Vancouver, p. m.
Stmr. Like1ike, NaopaIa. for Maui and
Molokai ports, 5 p. m.
PASSENGERS.
Booked to Depart.
Per O. S. s. Alameda, July q. for San
F'rancisco.-L. A. Thurston, wife and
three children; Mrs. Marshall, Miss
Krouse, Miss Robertson, Mrs. J. w.
Bergstrom and three children, :. B.
Rose, Mrs. Chaffee, T. c. Davies, Capt,
Burkland, Miss Robertson, Geo. H.
Robinson, Miss L. K. Hart, Mrs. Bond,
Mrs. S. Enrich, j. K. Burkett and
wife, J. F. Bowden and wife, r. W. I.
Powers. wife and two children; Mrs.
Florence T. Kelly and son. II. M.
Stemans, wife and child; Miss Carter.
Master Hughes, Mrs. F. L. Hogs and
two children, w w Ahward and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grimstead, NJ. Brasch
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Slemons,
Mrs. +. Curling, A. B. Nofsinger, Tong
Kau, Chang Kee, Chock Hay, Tong
Levin, Chang Pay Guam, DR.. J. B. F'aria
and wife, Mr.. Traphagen, E. j. Water
man, A. j. Gionaux, Frank Gerling, B.
O'Connor, E. Wichman.
Per s. s. Miowera, July 27.-For
Victoria: Mrs. Thos. Gill, Mrs. Broden,
Miss Broden, Walter A. Dods, F. A.
Bachelor; for Vancouver: Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ C. Gliding, J. B. Battersley, w. r.
Hoare. Miss Hoare, c. N. Sowden, DR..
F. E. Clark; for Seattle Mrs. Alfred H.
Turner.
Departed.
Per stnr. Likelfke. July %, for Ka-
unakakai.-K. r. Atkinson, Father
James, VI. Hardee.
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Hawaii Broken Up.

The old steamer Hawaii of the Wild
er/lfne is at the Railway Coal wharf
being dislnantled. She arrived in port
last week with a cargo of live stock
and as she is in bad condition the COM
pany decided to break her I'D. She
was built on the coast about. 1887 and
was used in carrying stone to one of
the island lights off the Pacific coast
and was brought herein the year 1889
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Had Beri-Bert.

A dispatch from Delaware Breakwa-
ter was received yesterday announcing
the arrival of the bark Foohng Suey,
139 days out from this port. Beri-beri
was found among the crew, one of the
men having died and two others being
in very critical condition. The vessel
had a cargo Of sugar.
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The Z. S. A. T. Logan will sail
from San Francisco for Manila August
1st.
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MERCHANT VESSELS.


MERCHANT VESSELS.
Alameda, Am. S. s, Dowdell, sar
Francisco, July %,
Charmer. Am. sp., Slater. Newcastle.
July Is.
Coronado, Am. blk, Potter. from San
Francisco, July 16.
Gerard c. Tobey, Am. b1., Scott, from
San Francisco, July 49,
Great Admiral, Am. sp.. Watts, New
castle, July 2.
Olympic, Am. blk. Evans. San Fran
cisco, June %.
Robert Adamson, Br. strnr, Seville
Moi, July 2.
S. N. Castle, Am. b1tn., Nelson, San
Francisco, July IS
Title E. starbuck, Am. sp.. VIM, New
York, July %.
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LOST.

A FOX-TERRIER male pup with black
ring on tail. Reward if returned to
1916 kewaio street or this office. 6952
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu, Alexander Street,
July %, 10 p. m.
Mean Temperature-77.3.
Minimum Temperatures
Maximum Temperatures.
Barometer at 8 p. m.-29. IS; steady.
Rainfall. "A hours up to a. mol.
Mean Absolute Moisture-6.3 grs. per
cub. fl.
Mean Relative Humidity-63.
Winds-N.E.; force 1 TO g.
Weather-Clear.
Forecast for July 26-Light trades
and fair weather.
r. c. LYDECKER,
Territorial Meteorological.
ARRIVED.
Monday. July p.
Sloop kaiulani, from Pearl City. a. m.
DEPARTED.
stnr. Likelike. Naopala, for Molokai
ports, ) p, IN.
Stmr. Noeau, for Kauai ports. 5 p. m.
Strnr. Kauai. for Maui ports, .. m.
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Per stn1r. Likelike, July 25, for Ka-
unakakai.-K. r. Atkinson, Father
James, VI. Hardee.
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VESSELS IN PORT.

ARMY AND NAVY
Q. S. S. Iroquois. NibEack, (station ves-
sci
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TIDES, SUN AND NOON.

Full moon July 26th at 11:11 2. m.
Times OF the tide are taken from tia
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahulut and HiIo occur
about one hour earlier than ut Hone
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time is 10 hours
minutes slower than Greenwich
ume' being that OF the meridian of 15T
negroes thirty minutes. The time
"histie lows at 1850 D. m. which is
the same as Greenwich. hours min
ties. sun and moon are for local time
Tor tha wAols group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

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| could SO. All my belongings we're
Intact though how that came about
was more than / could tell Among
them ! wnH roloicod to find IA pipe
and some tobacco. In less time
than II takaH 30 tell. was seated
on tho cushions. putting away with
IA eontentmont that only n man can
know who has been without "A
smoke Tor a long time. WIS in the
act 81 filling my pipe for the sec
ond time whom n man entered 10
inform mo that the governor. my
old friend the kaid. cravod the hon
or Of an interview with me.
I babe the man show him In. aud
almost Immediately he entered my
presence.
I could see that he scarcely knew
what 10 say 90 me. II f. seldom that
the tables are turned so completely
AZ tsey had been In this case.
4 have come 20 thee. o. my
friend. 90 restore 20 thee that which
those dogs Of shaitan took from
thee"
lie handed over not only that
witch the escort had robbed me Of.
but also the money I had handed
himself. with "a considerable sum
added 10 H. Much 90 hla amaze.
went. ! pooketod only what was my
own and returned the balance 20
him.
My lord n not offended with his
servant" he said with a whine IF
Il Il not enough. I will bring more e
"Confound your impudeneei
answered. Going 90 flog me to
death one day and offering me a
hfiho the ncrt" Then Well.
what else have you 10 say"
1t was told me that that slave
riamet struck thee with his rifle
For that ! have ordered that he
shall know the hnatinado until his
flesh Is stripped from his bones
Unless the unfortunate Hamat
Was the poassaaor Of sufficient
wealth 20 buy him OF. ! had no
doubt that this would happen.
Anything else. kaid9" ! Inquired
let "a set the interview over a.
soun as possible have no cause
Ia love you. and I don't care to
spend any more time Ia your com
pany than I can help
The old rascnl'a grief Was very
great u was all a mistake. he "a
serted. He had only acted accord
tnE 20 Instructions lie had always
been my friend. and would prove
IL nov, n I would only permit him
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with bottle Of champagne. How
that bottle OF forbidden liquor hap
pened 10 be- I'm the place I cannot
say. nor ana ! lone Any time sur
missing I went nt the exquisite din
ner with great gusto.
The kaid. Erohning and gaRKing
over his flthy dates aud water.
again implored my clemcncy. Tho
HuYofy odor OF my dishes and my
manifest relish Of them made his
miserable mess all tho more nau-
seating But / would not listen 10
his pleas.
Thus % decline my hospitality
IL an insult" ! managed 70 say. be
tween delicious mouthfuls Eat or
l reveal thy secrets 10 my friend
thy master"
Kept AZ Il until his eyes rolled In
his head and the preparation
atreHmed down his cheeks.
Now. ! said leave me
Once more M my pipe. aud with
a cup Of coffee AZ my elbow sat
down 10 think. II was then that my
conscience began 30 prick me again.
To the accompaniment Of the blue
smoke wreathA from my pipe
looked back across the past 70 tho
days when ! had known the Lady
olivia AZ that time she was little
more than a child. while was at
the commencement Of my career Of
folly. remember We met within
a week OF my being sent down from
tho varsity. Her brother and were
members Of the same college. and
he Il was who introduced me 10 her
lie. poor fellow. was shot by acct
dent In the highlands
As ! was 20 start az daybreak I
expected momentariiy 10 receive
message bidding me wait upon the
sultan. But the quaint old Moorish
lamp hanging by chains from the
ceiling bad been lighted some time
before the messenger invited me 20
follow him 10 tho nultan's apart
meut
ITO De Continued
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FOR TWENTY YEARS
Not An Unusual Instance

= used Pyramid Pile Cure aud
have not had any trouble since I
have been a sufferer with piles for
twenty years I think Il Is the best
remedy on earth FOR piles Hoping
this may help others TO uae this
remedy. Mrs. J u Teller. X. =. n.
20 sparta. Mich
u is a singular fact that although
many women suffer from piles. or
hemorrholda they frequently DO not
have proper treatment because d a
delicacy women have In mentioning
such a subject Especially e. this
the case with those who have no
husband OF brother IN whom they
can couh1e. and a physician il sci.
dom consulted until the pain and
agony Incident 10 piles becomes TN
hearable
Thousands Of women have suffer
ed even longer than did Mrs Teller.
always experiencing slight or tenn
purary relief. N any. from the vari-
Gus remedies used and finally set.
Ting down 20 the conviction that
a cure In their case was impossible.
Pyramid Pile Cure has come as n
boon 10 all such. a. Il seldom. II
ever fails 20 effect a permanent
cure. II "a sold by druggists for
nifty cents a package. or will be
mailed by the makers to any adj
dress. upon receipt Of price. Abao.
lutte secrecy ~ guaranteed. and no
name is ever used without the con
sent Of the writer.
II Is suggested that those inter
ested write 10 Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall. Mich. for their little book
describing the causes and cure Of
piles. as u Is sent free for the ask
Ing
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PLANS FOR
Meeting

UNIVERSITY STATION. Dec. 6.
Several members OF the faculty
Of the University Of Washington
are planning 20 go 20 the annual
meeting o. the State Teachers as
ISOLATION. which iB 20 be held at
spokane on December p 20 30. This
IL the first time In a number Of
years that the meeting has been
held east % the mountains Espe-
eial effort Ia being made 20 have
the beet and largest attendance in
the history OF the association.
David Starr Jordan. OF Stanford
University. will give the chief adj
dress az spokane on December %
J II Alderman. state Euperintsnd=
Ont Of schools. OF Oregon. will be
one 81 the speakers. OF the univer-
atty Of Washington. President Kane
vii address the association. DR.
Moritx will deliver a treatise on
Mathematics. j. Y. Gould. on
Secondary Schools" while Dr. A.
" Yoeder. on Trimming Of Back
ward and Defective Children. +"
Among the teachers OF the city
schools. ~ w. Johnston. vice prin-
eipal OF the high school, aud J A.
Reed. OF Minor school. will read
papers OF the events that will at
tract most attention IL the report
Of Superintendent Hartranft. Of
King county school. on Teachers
Salaries"
Ali the latest questions concern
Ing pedagogy will be discussed
Quite a number OF those especially
Interested In school work In the
city and country will attend the
convention.
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an opportunity. n there was any
thing I required. he would procure
IL for me without delay.
told him that there was. had
so much enjoyed the dates and
water which had been my daily por
ton during my imprisonment that
should like 10 be served with some
at once.
He stared at me with astonlsh-
ment. and gave the order.
Then he returned TO me and.
Hopping down on his knees before
me. began 10 vail From what
could gather from his dlsiolnted
discourse. the sultan was far from
pleased with him for not grinding
more taxes out OF the wretehed in
habitants OF the city. He had
threatened 90 remove him from his
office He had done his best, he as
sured me. and to prove Il. he added
with a nalvete that was sublime
4 have flogged upwards OF 100.
burnt many Jews on the hand. aud
slit the nose Of another. but Il la OF
no use. They say they are poor
men and cannot pay. Speak for me
20 the master O my friend. and
will reward thee 10 the best Of my
power"
Ha had just finished the recital OF
his woes when the servant returned
bringing with him a bowl full Of
dates. n those which had been
served To me had been bad. these
werc possibly worse.
1t may be In thy mind. o kaid.
that but n few days ago I appealed
10 YOU for better food. saying that
! could not eat this fruit Your
answer was that anything was good
enough for a N'zrani dog. and that
II YOU had your way you would let
me starve.
Again he fcll 10 protesting his
friendship towards me. but I eut
him short
1T YOU wish mo to put in a good
vord for you. let me see you eat
these dates. and give me your opin-
ion OF them"
As know Of old. he was dainty
feeder. according to Madrapore no
lions. and his stomach revolted at
the notion Of such n meal Nothing
he could do or say would persuade
me TO let him Off. declared Eat
them he should, or / would tell all
I knew of him TO his majesty.
Thereupon. with such grace as he
could command. he set TO work
upon his unwholesome task. When
he was perhaps a third OF the way
through, he declared that he could
eat no more,
I" II won't do, my friend" | said
Go on"
At this moment the man who had
been deputed my attendant entered
with meal consisting OF savory
oous-cousous. a chicken and fruit,
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II tho deed had 10 be daae. waa Il
not hottor that ! should d. its II
would take time. aud daring that
time IL was possible / mIEht alIa=
cover some way 90 save her. stueiv
thera must be- some way. II only /
had time
4 consent" I said hoarueiy. COW
ard than / am"
And. by Allah thou shalt uut re-
gret a.. be answered. For vii
trust thee as | have never trusted
man before And now Will tell
thee how Il n 10 be done
Thou viii leave here az dayhreak
tomorrow and an honorable escort
shall accompany thee To the sea
Much money thou shalt take with
thee and more shall be sent thee to
an address that shall be givan thee
In London Thou shalt live as a
rich man. which shall help thee 70
do that FOR which thou hast been
sent 'Tia n difficult task ! have set
thee but where Is the homer where
no difficulty ~ 10 be foundas
But how am I % set the lady
here" asked For tho task seem
"a too great 90 be accomplished.
That ia for thee 20 discover.a was
his reloinder Surely he who has
done 80 much a. thou. viii find
some way. ! fear not 10 leave Il In
thy handa'
= can only DO my best said.
1t f. not In the power Of man %
do more"
One other word Ia thy ear. Hear
IL In mind always that thou art be
Ing watched Everything thou
doeat will be- known O. me. and
should" (hore his voice went hack
"a It's old cruel tonel thou play me
false. I swear BY tho prophet those
Who are watching thee viii alay
both thee aud her
This was more than I had bar
gained for but ! Was not going TO
let him see that attached much
Importance 90 the threat
"Go with my servant said the
Hulthu. and thou wilt find that I
have provided Tor thee
made my oheiaance and accom-
panied the man from the ante room
We reached a riehly-eurtained
doarwas. which the man. with a re
Hnect be had bern very far from
showing me before. drew aside for
me 90 enter. Considering that had
not performed my Ahlution since the
daY had quilted the city. aad that
my diellab was unfit 10 be seen. II
may Be easily realized how delight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

Lissie Gildstein. l3year old
boy. was caught yesterday robbing
the meters OF the Seattle Gas com
pany He made full confession
OF his crime 20 the police. T. @.
Arrowamlth. an empSbye OF the
company. will be the main witness
against the boy. The police believe
that the young man has carried on
his depredations for months past.
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PLEASE SHOP EARLY

There why should Christmas
shopping early The old m hold with the that
made them GOOD Christmas shopping
a feature o American life
There win be large amount OF money expended for
Christmas this has prospersd
than other cities and the result will be oup0urinE Of
dollars during the holiday
The holiday ar
Many
OF that duplicated. All them
examined better advantage when there Is elbow IN
a clerk II behind the
The shopping idea really bit wisdom
self-lntssst comfortably BY
buying early You avoid that annoying Very
sorry. but we haven't Of that kind"
will be filled n
Ing neutrality-suspicious. cross undecided.
able
will be Of that crowd you have displayed your
wisdom and done Yourself and the store folks favor by
SHOPPING EARLY.
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SKATING ON Tim ICE

along the edso Of states prison and san keep
cern OF the OF his undoinE The
saying whom he trusted suspicious She decided that
Stegnor his business beins en-
pOd his office she bssam his nemcs She copied letters and
secured by reckless brought 10 bay
lie convicted In the United states court on the ehase of nsns
the mails deraud.
stegncr slad too thin there II broke
and into the deep water Remember that
story wanted coaehmanf lie asked each app
cant how close he could drive to the edge OF preepe aea pro
others But Of the an
would drive from the edge po
Bile lie employed The prudent person keeps ava" from the
In these days a purpose small cir
cuauon the drama lie nom one
consequences covered The curtain
down before the neral pointed out Il Is therefore The duty
press pulpit the lessons OF moral ohquy
the OF risks accident
and ruin That is the lesson and the warning
Take the case of Nan Patterson the alleged
shooting OF Caesar Young widespread
makes little difference whether or not this
young guilty murder she skaet the edse
Her relations spe These unhaowed
relations we're such as to lad surely humtanE
The situation the ruin OF two homes II not
more than that
The young woman foovs which
lead her to fr with some other womans husband
thin Ice A swerye accident breaking Of the ths
sir his duty his wife
and trusting his skin skater ventures on the frase edge Of
illicit the cracking
ns punge doom. The ice gives and the man
goes under.
e them girls who Do not
they skating mother neglect
The others skating the
danger ON And skatlnE
bayado merely the spice Of danger Take
right along the edge OF prison and st
Keep out" stegner deep I
and all said
Nan Patterson the Ice
The sensational Chadwick affords equally startling
example skating thin
There plenty Of safe skating Why seek the eEs To know
firm beneath that the real rational enjoy
and II will all
glide steadily smoothly and happily Con
yourself from the Because all along the
you will but look for them. signs:
....-..s....... .-......s.t' .+'-..'''''t.-.
THIN ICE KEEP OFF
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ed I was 10 see water placed ready
for me. while, IN a corner Of the
room was the luggage ] had left at
my lodgings prior 70 my flight
set 10 work. and soon was an
EngllBhman once more. So far as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

In the case of A. Peters. charged
vith enbsfxling. things toak rath-
er a sudden turn when the defend
ant was freed and the court issued
a bench warrant for the man that
uumpsd up the prosecution II Is
the Intention % the court Ia have
Gerber. the complaining witness.
pay the costs % the prosecution.
Peters Innocence was established.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

The light weight yeivets are beau
.tful for evening wear A theatsr
gown % any soft tone f. most at.
tractive. Here g. a pale green vel
vet. deliberately shiFred The bodice
yoke Is of all1ycr elk lace A frill
OF fine lace outlines the yoke Tie
lace Is built over the bodice In
holero effect and caught 9Th but
tons over the velvet vest The but
tons are pale green silk. With a
white silk crochet cover The deep
girdle Is finished In the bark With
a row % buttons The hat Il a
creation Of lace. ostrich feathers
and ermlne Both crown and brim
are edged with ermiue The white
ostrich feathers ara used both above
and below the hrim
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Harry Lehr Is said to have pro-
tested against mention Of hts name
in a song In a New York theafer.
He probably did II on a bet
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SANTA CLAUS.

Old Santa Claus Is coming soon. =
He's very near NJ hand.
He's coming with his heavy pack
From far off snowy land,
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A NAIEnIrTnRY

4 NALElIVIUIt1.
I'm sorry. brother and sister
atribea. To say good hy 10 you. aha
NO longer be a writer % the Record
good aud true But ! wish uuf
paper success. the seribea and odi.
tor. too. and BY handing my pen q
one of your friends { bid you all
adIeu Peach Mount Co. West
Union Record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

A query az 10 whet you would
like 10 get FOR Christmas Is the first
aid to reminding you that a gift Is
expected from you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-06

The Star Dust Man proposes a
bond issue 10 buy a cage 70 keep
John l.. Wilson IN until the saBa-
torial fight Is over.