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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-09
BATTERIES
EXCHANGE
The Thomas Brings
New Artillery
Force.
Transport Sherman Sails
With the Former
Garrison.
ManiIs- Bound Troopship Carries
Few Soldiers and Much
Treasure.

The arrival of the army transport
Thomas yesterday morning from sar
Francisco made things lively at the
naval docks. The Thomas berthed al
Naval Dock No. /, the transport Sher-
man. in port from Manila, occupying
the other side of the slip. While both
transports were in port together, the
troops interehanged compliments and
officers exchanged calls.
The Sherman left port at 10 o'clock
and proceeded to San Francisco. The
vessel carried away the Goth and 9th
batteries of Coast Artillery which have
been stationed at Camp Mckinley for
the past three years. AS the big troop
ship pulled out into the stream the
artillery boys gave three cheers for
Honolulu. A crowd of Honolulans saw
the vessel off.
The Thomas left San Francisco on
April 80 and for a couple of days ex-
perienced rough weather. Afterwards
she picked up and came along at rat
ting rate, arriving off Oahu about 10
p. m. Saturday. She came into port
shortly after.7 a. m. yesterday.
The 2Sth and 92nd companies of Coast
Artillery came on the Thomas as the
relief for the two companies which
went away on the Sherman. Shortly
after docking the impedimenta of the
companies was hoisted out of the troop
ship and about the middle of the after
noon the new force was transported on
street cars to KapioIani Park and were
then marched through the park to
Camp Mckinley.
The 18th company has Is enlisted men.
and is commanded by First Lieut.. j. c.
and First Lieut.. Alden Trot-
ter The end company has rs enlisted
men, commanded by First Lieut.. G. S.
CARRIER and Second Lieut.. L. Sypher.
The two new companies have been
stationed at the Preside for the past
three years. or since the new artillery
organization became effective. Former
ly the two companies We're .eE'' Com
pany. Third Artillery.
Among other. passengers for Homo
lulu are several ladies, relatives of off,
GERS of the Revenue Cutter Thetis. The
passengers for Honolulu are:
Mrs. Niles, wife navy officer; Mrs.
Perry, wife navy officer; Mrs. Anderson
and two children. family navy officer;
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HIT HACEORIVER
WITH BEER BOTTLE

The arrest of W. Pike and Maddux on
Saturday night by Detective McDufie
brought to light a state of things
which wiz be given complete airing
in the police court today. The detec-
tive watched the transport Sherman
all day Saturday to prevent the men
slowing away on the vessel, as both
were believed to have procured soldiers
uniforms in order that they might
mingie with the men on the trip up
to the coast.
According to the statement Of Frank
Lillis, a hackdriver, Lillis was deliver
ing some sandwiches which had been
ordered by persons living near Progress
Block on Beretania street. AS he step
ped out of the place he was dealt a
terrific blow on the head with a beer
bottle. His assailants fled at once. but
he claims to have recognized Pike and
Maddux.
Prior to the assault Pike and Maddux
were in the company OF a sailor who
had considerable money on his person.
The men had brought the sailor to the
locality to which Lil1is had driven, and
when Lillis appeared, they struck him
and fed.
A charge of assault with weapon
viii probably be preferred against the
men, and still another charge is said
to be hanging over one of the pair.
Pike is the young man who was arrest
brass knuckles and a revolver on his
person. He was sentenced to pay a
fine of $50, and worked a portion of it
out in Oahu Prison.
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men RETICENT
ABOUT LIEUTENANT

| The transport brought no news of the
| whereabouts of Lieut.. Victor C. Lewis.
who mysteriously disappeared from the
Presidio a week before his artillery
company was to sail for Honolulu. The
men have little to say regarding the
conduct of their former officer, indicat-
ing that they have little sympathy for
him. The Examiner prints the follow
ing dispatch concerning the officer:
JACKSON, April 29-The mysterious
disappearance of Miss Elizabeth I3er-
ryman and the strange flight of Lieu
tenant Victor C. Lewis, to whom, it
was generally understood here, Miss
Bergman was engaged, has created
as much surprise in Jackson, her old
home, as would the coming of a man
from Mars.
Her relatives here are nonplussed.
They have been trying to find some
trace of her whereabouts, but without
success. No one here knew Lieutenant
Lewis personally, but all of the friends
of Miss Bergman had been told by her
that she was engaged to an army Off
Ger and hoped to marry him in the near
future
To one of her confidantes Miss Berry
man stated that the marriage would
take place during the summer or fall.
She explained that she knew little or
nothing of the Lieutenant's family,
but she was sure he was the soul of
honor.
The part of the story dealing with
the Lieutenant's desertion of his wife
is a complete surprise to Miss Berry
mans companions. She was known to
be a very discreet. intelligent young
woman. and they are at a loss to ex-
plain how the man whom she intended
to marry could have been a married
man without her knowing the fact. i
Miss Bergman spent her holidays
here. and during her last visit told her
lalatives that when she would come to
see them again she would be married
If she has really gone away with Lieu
tenant Lewis as the circumstances in
dictate, Miss Berrynan's relatives feel
that she will have nothing more to do
with him the moment that she learns
that he has a wife in San Francisco. 4
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Mrs. a " Kinds and child. family ma
val officer; Mrs. C. E. johnson. two
boys and mother, family lieut. Revenue
Gutter Service: Mrs. Ernest Mead. wife
lieut.. Revenue Cutter Service. Mrs. Lee
vim 7. Jones, wife chief eng. q. s
Thetis; Mrs VIM. /. Maxwell wife
asst eng Y. s. 5. Thetiss Mrs. Y. K.
Hart and child, family Capt u. K.
Hart, Q. NJ US. A.. mr.. G. y de Roo.
employe ouartermaster Dept. Mrs.
Edw. Robinson. wife pvt. send Co.
Coast Arty.; Mrs. II. D. Lawson and
child. family soldier Arty. Corps; Mrs.
Abbott. wife soldier Arty. Corps.
The through passengers are: For
Guanl-Mrs- L. L. Hancock and two
children Fam Clerk. Z. S. Navy For
Maniia-Captain H, T. Ferguson, 18th
Infantry: Ist Lieut.. E. L. Rains and
wife, Goth Infantry; End Lieut.. H. S.
Pearce, 10th Infantry: Mai. J. II. PEN
dieton, U. s. Marine Corps; Captain E.
b. Rabbit and wife, Ordnance Dept. !;
Ind Lieut.. II. r. Bull and wife, 18th
Cavalry; End Lieut.. Samuel Caldwell
Philippine Scouts; LIST Lieut. Thomas
Devereaux, LIST Lieut.. Robert c. Low
ing, LIST Lieut.. Orville G. Brown. LIST
Lieut. A. M. Whaley and wife. 1st
Lieut. Thee. Lamson and wife, 1st
Lieut.. Craig R. Snyder, LIST Lieut.. J. y.
Heysinger and wife, LIST Lieut., Lloyd 4.
Smith. 1st Lieut.. John B. Higgins, 1st
Lieut.. G. L. Foster, wife and two chill
dren, Asst. Surgeons, u. S. A Mrs E
t.. ~ <.E-s I.7. IT,
Lieut.. Med. Dept, Mrs. w A Powell,
wife Lieut.. Med. Dept: Mrs. Edw. Bai-
ley, wife Cont. Surg; Mrs. W. ". Nc
23rd Infantry; Mr4. C. j. Nelson and
F. L. Adams, wife and niece, not CLASH
fed. Mrs. G. r. Sornmer and daughter,
Fam. employe @ M. Dept; Mrs. I. l..
Davis, wife Clerk @. NJ. Dept, Mrs.
Roscoe TreadwelI, wife Lieut.. Phil.
Scouts; Mr.. VIM. W. barre and wife,
Deputy Auditor, P. T.; DR.. James r.
Kemp, not classified: Mrs. III. H. Gull
Yer, wife Insular employee; Mr.. John
W. Hunter, Insular employe: Mr.. Fred
Smith, Insular employee: Mr.. w. d.
Young; employe Ornance Dept; Mr..
Arthur B. Cherry. employe Ornance
Dept: Mr.. o. L. Smith, employee Ord
nance Dept: Mr.. w. a. Schlitt, eInploye
Ordnance Dept; Mr.. d. NJ. Bisset,
brother Officer U. S. Navy; Mr.. Geo. A.
Young. ex-soldier: Mr.. C. E. Blackwell,
ex-soldier; Mr.. Frank B. Moseley, ex-
soldier; Mrs. Elva Christian. mother
soldier LIST Inf; Mr.. J. p. O'Brien, ex-
soldier; Mr.. Frank Baker, ex-soldier;
Mr. Ignacio Saez, ex-soldier; 81 enlist
ed men, Hospital Corps; s enlisted men.
Sifna1 Corps; 221 enlisted men, Re-
cruits; enlisted men. Casuals.
Captain FL. T. Ferguson of the 18th
is in command of the troops
on the transport. Second Lieut.. Bull, |
18th Cavalry, Is the son of Commander |
Bull, U. S. N, who is now in command |
Of the Naval Transport Solace. Lieut.. |
Bull was recently married and he and |
his wife are on their honeymoon trip. |
The Thomas may leave for Guam and +
Manila this evening. but the departure +
may be deferred until tomorrow morn
ing.
Nearly S1.0O0,000 in silver money for
use in the Philippines is in the strong
room of the transport. The money, I
which is in all denominations up to 81,
s of the special 'Filipinas" coinage.
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MATcHLEss VALUE.

Ladies' White I-inon Waists
tucked back. tucked sleeves and
cuffs, embroidered front, the
latest Summer Waist. On special
sale $500.
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. HUNGARIAN's HEAVY PLAYING.

Count MarkoslSy, Hungarian. has
been amazing all other gamblers at
Monte Carlo. For week after he ar
rived there he hardly won bet, though
most of his time his stake was the
about g, 400. After losing
fortune he left the trente-et-duarante
tables and tried roulette, but with the
same result. With an imperturbable
face he lost daily many thousands of
dollars. The habitues of the rooms
quickly began TO win by backing the
opposite number or color to that chosen
by the count Two days before his de-
part.re. however. his luck changed. and
it is reported on good authority that he
made up all his previous losses and
went back 20 Hungary $500, 600 TO the
good
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-05-09
YACHTING CRUISE
ABOUT ISLANDS

Honolulu, May 9TH.
Editor Advertiser: believe, on the
18th of this month, there is to be
yachting cruise around this island; also
believe it is the intention of the yacht
club to offer accommodations to out
siders for this cruise. Would you kind
~ inform me who would be the proper
parties to ask information from and
oblige?
Yours truly,
A PLEASURE SEEKER.
EThe proper person to see would be
the Commodore of the yacht club. Mr..
f. whitney.-Editor.l
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j. A. Nunes

-as moved his Horse shoeing Shop
70 CLUB STABLES, Kukui st. Tele-
phone Main los.
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EXTRA SPECIAL

Ladies White Waists worth
$3.50 for SI.75.
Fine Lawn Waists with : rows
OF tucking, 2 rows lace insertion
and embroidered front, full in
front and sleeves $r.75.
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Ladies' New Summer Waists.

Matehess display Of Ladies India White
Wash Silk Dress Waists display ali popularity
priced Is STYLES Ladies Waists o make selections
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To Let.
THE NEW FRENcH REMEDY.
THERAPION saa u s,ssss., -

THERAPION. s aasI p ssssss.. =
enedy. osed tn the Continensal Hospitals by Rtcor
Hnstan. JooeFS. Vsfpesu, and others, combines an
Ehs destdersta to be sought In medicine a tbs
lind and surpasses Everything hitherto enp2oyr6
nHERAPION No. maintains Its woEta.
e1novned aud veil rnerited reputation for deEa0ge
1ena Of the kidneys, paine In the back ans
ktadred ailments, afcrding prompt relief waasEe
N2keT Wefi-tried remedies have been power1es&>
THERAPiON No forimpurity Of the blood
seaTvy plmples, spots botches, pains and swelling
Do ieints gout rheumatism. all diseases for which
10 hss beea too much fashion to employ mercury.
1saparlllA &C. To the destruction OF sufferers teeth
.snd ruin Of hooith- This preparation purines the
fahale system through the blood, and thoroughly
Eliminates all poisonous matter from tbs body.
NO 3 for exhaustion, slsap.
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sszssipatou. worry. overwork, &c. It possesses
errxlAng power In restoring strength and viRor 20
4hos1 suffering from the enervating influences a
Reng residence IN hot unhealthy ehmates-
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Chelnists and Merchants throus bout the world
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1ppssrp on the British Government Stamp On
;9atss lstssss on red ground) a1xed 70 eyssy
EeDx&zs package by order Of His Aaiestys He2
sSznzntsssonsrs. and without which IL b foEyury.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-29
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Bismarck, N. D.Oct. 4, 1904.
A sufficient contest atidavit having been filed,
in this office by Minnie 1. Busch contestant.
against homestead entry No. 2s2s1, made May
20. 1902, for M sen swA neA g. sex nwA Sec
ton 20. township Las. range "a, BY William
CLANCY contested, in which it is alleged that
claimant has wholly abandoned said tract; that
he has changed Ms residence therefrom for
that said tract is not settled upon and cultivated
default now exists and that claimants absence
from said land was not due to employment in
army or navy In time of war. said parties are
hereby NJ tilted to appear, yespond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at 10 O'clock
a. m. on November IT,. 1904. before James I.
'McCullocn notary public at Washburn, N. D.
and that final hearing will be held at q o'clock
"a, m. on November rs, 1904, before the Register
and Receiver at the United States Lane ONCE
in Bsmarck,rN ID.
That said contestant having, in a proper af-
tidavit, filed Oct. 4. 1904, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service Of this notice cannot be made. it Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by due and proper publication.
1915 NJ. H. Jewell, Register.
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Don't forget to let the Farmers
Merchants Lumber Go. of Wash
burn figure on that lumber bril-.
Largest stock in the county.
Don't wait till the fire occurs I!
Insure now; see F. E. Funk, First
National Bank, Washburn, n. D.
Low rates and good companies.
Taken up:-Dark gray yearling
colt, nearly black, star in forehead;
no brand. r. D. WARD.
Robinson. N. d.
Our best offer:-Two barrels, of
gun material for eleven dollars.
Thos. Thompson & Son
Taken Up-One grey mare brand
ed = on right hip, about eight
years old and weighs about 1000
pounds. A. N. Muzzy,
10-1 Hancock, n. D.
To any party wishing to winter
stock we will sell $50 tons fine hay
and give free use of large feed
sheds, horse barn and furnished
house. Good water supply.
Spring Valley Ranch,
>~a snl+::- e. NnCiusky Nd
TAKnN up-8hck morse nrauQeQ
M on left snouloer, pipe over M
one buckskin horse branded JOE
on left flank, star on right shoulder
Write to LOUIS BAKER,,
Elbowoods, N D
Came to my pasture about june
LIST, dark bay korse, trimmed name
trimmed tail; white right hind foot
about six years old; weight about
$50 lbs. Branded on left shoulder
lazy j joined to u.
AXEL NELSON,
Washburn, N. D
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CONTEST NOTICE

Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office, Bismarck. N. D.,
October 4, 1904.
\ sufficient contest. affidavit having been hled
in this Office by Lydia L.. Pratt contestant.
against homestead entry No. 1880 made July
20, 1902. for lot z, section 4 and mex Of neA and
lot 9 section 8, and nwA Of nwA Of section 2,
township 14S, range 80 by Andrew T.. McLeish
cOntestee, in which it is alleged that said claim
ant has wholly abandoned said tract; that he
than six months since making said entry. that
said tract is net settled upon and cultivated BY
said party as required by law, and that such
absence is notdue to his service as a private or
officer In either the armyor navy or marine OF
the United States.
said parties are hereby notiledto appear, res
pond and offer evidence touching said allegation
at 70 O'clock a. m: on My: %. 1891. before Karl
Washburn, N ", and that final hearing will be
held az 10 O'Clock a. m. on Nov. so 1904, before
the Register and Receiver at the Uuited States
Land Office in Bismarck, N. u.
The said COntdstant having in q proper a6i-
davit filed Oct. 4, 1904, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice e4nnO1 be mad, Il is hereby OF
uereu and directed that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
1915 M. II. Jewell, Register.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Depa rtnlent of the Interior,
Emitted States Land Office. Bismarck.

Depe rtnlent of the Interior,
United States Land Office, Bismarck, N. d.,
Sept. Sth 1904.
A suficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by o s. Negaard contestant,
against Homestead entry No: 224Ss, made April
s3.by Gerhard w. Paulson c0ntessee, in which
1t is alleged that said claimant has wholly aban-
d oned said tract; that he has changed his res
idence therefrom for more than six months last
past;2nd that said land is not settled npOn and
cultivated bv said party as required law; and
that said default now exists; andthat said al
legged absence from the said land was not due to
his employment in the U. S. army or navy in
time Of war; said parties are hereby notified. to
appear, respond and offer evidence touching
said allegation at 10 O'clock q. ~ on Oct; s1st,
her otice in Underwood, N. q and that final
hearing win be held at 2 O'Clock p: m: on Nov: !,
the United States. Land Office in Bismarck, N
Ii said contestant, having, in a proper al
fidavit filed Sept. 8, 1901, set forth facts which
show that after due dilligenee, personal service
dered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
S-l7 John Satterlunds Register.
Z. A.. Lamb. Attorney.
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CONTEST NOTICE
Department OF the Interior. -l.a,
United States Land ONCE, Bismarck, N. Oak

Department OF the 1nsegt0f,. -, }
&, . October |, .1sc4.
A sufficIent contest afadavit having been
filed in this office by Homer f.. Spohn Of Nc.
:Henry.N. Oak. contestant, against honestead
and lots Z. s and 6, section 6, township ~,
range so by Charles r., Fox. contestee, in which
it is alleged that the said claimant has wholly
abandoned said tract, that ne has changed his
residence therefrom for more than six months
since making said entry. that said tract is not
settled upon and cultivated by saidparty as re:
CURED BY law, and 1he absence Of said claimant
Of war: said parties are hereby notified to ap.
pear, respond and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 o'clock q. m. on November II.
1904, before J..T. McCnlloch. y, s. Coh,mlssionel
District of N. d.. amp that final hearing will be
held ct 2 o'clock p. IN. on November %, 1904, be
fore the Regist. r and Receiver at the United
The said contestant, having IN . proper afttda.
VT, filed Oct. 8, 1904, set forth facts which. thai
after due diligence. personal service Of this no.
tice cannot be made, It is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
9-i5 John Sattcrlund, Receiver
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To FRA FELTNER:-
S1R:-You will please take notice that default
has occurred in the terms and conditions Of that
certain contract of sale and agreement to con:
vey the following described real estate situated
in the county Of Mclean, and State OF North
Dakota, to-wit:-The south 0ne-half (Sh) of Sec
~fOrty-six (146), range seventy-seven (77),- which
said contract bears date of October 3Oth, 1908,
made by the Great Northern Land 4 Stock
Feltner, party OF the second part, and which said
default consists in the nOn-payment Of the sum
of eight hundred dollars $500 due and payable
on March LIST, 1901. and interest on eight hundred
March LIST, 1904, according to the terms of said
contract.
Said contract will be terminated and Cancelled
November %. 1904. Dated October 6, 1904.
Great Northern Land & Stock Co.
By Henry Austin. President.
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TO FRANK HARRIS

TO FRANK HARRIS 4,
SIR:t You will please take notice that de-
fault has occurred III the terms, and condi lions
Of that certain contract Of sale and agreem ent
tocoaysy T the following described i real esta
North Dakota, t0-wit: The fractional We.
one-hal (wh) Of Section nine 90. township 9
hundred and f0rty-nve CAS-, range seve 1t
seven go. which said contract bears dat q
October twenty.third. niAeteen hundred =
three. made by the Great Northern Land .
Stock Company party. Of the first part .
Flank Harris party Of the second part. =
which said default consist in the n0n.pay me
81 the slhl Of nine hundred and six dollars .
forty-nine &C nts ($90eAe9 due and payable n
three, andintserest On nine hundred and q
dollars and forty-nine cent? (seo6. ~ ut the rat
Of six per cent per annum from October twenty
third. nineteen hundred and three, according
to terms Of said contract.
Said contract win be terminated and cancelled
December sixth, nineteen hundred and four.
- Dated October ~. 1904. ~ ''rt
Great Northern Land Stock Company, -
l022.3t BY Ellsworth r. Moon,
Secretary.
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NOAICE FOR PUBLI0ATION.

Land Office at Bismarck. N. OAK. Sept2a, 1904.
named settler has filed notice of his. Intention
to make hnal proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will be made before E. A..Lamb.
County Judge at Washburn. N. .Dak,,. on Nov.
Is, 1904, viz:
Eaniel D. Monroe, H. E. No. 25z73
for the eh nwA and lots / and 2.s elton 80. town
ship 147, range 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and C Utilization of
said land. VIZ:
Jacob j Gergen, James Malloy, ohm Gergen
and John Reuter- Jr. all Of Turtle axe. n. u
1O-l NJ. Il. Jewell; Register.
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Money to loan on improved farm
property. See Funk, First Natl
500 REWARD

The above reward will be paid
for information leading to the re-
covery Of the following
.as ==5v o1v~- .s;::=.. ~oEs;A,
about l,4Oo lbs. lett front foot lame,
NO Dranu, small white s.rlpo an fo1o-
head; one dark brown mare, Left
front foot wire burned, fire mark on
left breast, weight about l,30Obs.
followed by gray mare colt wit b
round white spot in forehead; one
dark gray horse, three years old,
weight about 1900 lbs, right front
foot slightly crooked; a.gray stall,
lion colt II years old, weight about
900 lbs; all gone since July 18th,
GEORGE WEIBLE,
l5.l74-8O. Turtle Lake, N. D,