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New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

break OF the Franco-Gsrman War Of 1870. to recall
the existence of grade-namely, that of Field
Marshal-which has entirely disappeared from the
ranks OF the French army
PLAYING AT PRIVATE HOUSES.
An actress's refusal to appear with the remainder
OF her company in Lady Teazle' in performance
OF that play last week at private house In New
York. on the ground that It is contrary TO the
dignity OF selfrespeeting actress TO furnish en-
tertainment for pay In private house constitutes
a new departure in the ethics OF TIE stage Ade-
laide Patti. Jean de Rezke Christine Nilsson, Con-
stance Miranda and the most famous actors and
actresses of Europe have rerer seen anything de-
rogatory in being asked - give exhibition OF
their talents in private aouses for money but
would, on the contrary have resented any at
tempt TO induce them 10 sing or to act
without remuneration. And only the other day
at Chatsworth, during the stay there of the King
and Queen. Isabella Jay. OF Dalys Theatre in
London. appeared evening in a dramatic
entertainment before the guests Of the Duke and
Duchess Of Devonshire. receiving large check for
her services. well beautiful ruby and dia-
mond brooch from the duke and duo ness although
her husband, Harry Cavendish, is their cousin and
a member OF the family of which the duke is the
chief. and she herself will day become peer
ess when her husband succeeds to the honors Of his
sranouncle. the third Lord Waterpark. II seems
mat Queen Alexandra particularly kind 10
ISABELLE Jay at Chatsworth. insisting upon attend
ing the rehearssis. shaking hands with her and re-
ealing the fact that she personally had presented
her with the gold medal of the Royal Academy for
Music. from which institution she graduated
when quite young girl
MARQCISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
CLEVELAND TO Y. II. c. Il.
He addresses PhiLadelphians at
Fiftieth AnniUersarg.

philadelphia, jan 2s-Ex-President Cleveland was
the principal speaker to-day at the celebration OF
the ntueth anniversary Of the Philadelphia Young
MeISs Christian Association. Mr.. Cleveland ad-
dressed large gathering the Pennsylvania Rail-
road department Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. Harry A. Garfield, OF Princeton spoke
at large meeting in the northeastern part of the
city and local clergynen spoke at the Garrlek
Theatre.
W. A. Patton assistant to President Cassatt
introduced Mr.. Cleveland. Christianity" was his
theme' and among other things he said:
As serious minded people, conscious Of the
Immense responsibility resting upon US In the
soiullon OF the problem of popular rule we should
Se d reFeTent people-not merely by LIN service
Dut TugSedly strongly reYerent. This is not TO
tbS we should be sad and gloomy people. On
80 10 i tontrafy with free institutions and with
e4ua!ly OF rights and opportunities which no ether
SoGhtLS onerS we should be the most cheerful and
hght hearted people in the world.
~ - not worth while TO blink at the fact that
Hltnoul gong lar from home, can gain a hint
Iiat a naions called civilized and even Christian
- lIapIe uhuer Stfong temptation to backslide
70 baroarlc standards which permit war and
slaughter TO count for q peoples greatness and
I,SCAoiS FutLieSs conquest among glorious deeds
Ihere Is one effective and constant preventive
against such danger. and that is the sincere ar
honor, the love OF peace. the devotion TO Justice
ana truth, the forbearance and inviolabe goou
Laith which grow out Of genuine civilization ana
Christian spirit. NO stream runs higher than its
source, ana government by the people will be no
better than the people make IL. II these qua aiites
under our plan Of rule the people must command
their house servants.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
mANsAT1.ANrrc MAILS

HqNDA1 (sol-At $50 a. n for Italy, per a a Koenlxta
y"-ssss tlAi must be directed Per q 9. KosniEin
land.
gE<SDA9 (Sl(-At 11sO y for Italy SIFscx per = q
Oskar'D. - - - ----~
"E-D-SE EouA4 DAT 1880 for Netherlands drsat
Ss Eoe'sfd2n niah must % directed 'usr
N0-letd@4n y az $50 a. for Italy direct.
t1gura lat must be directed per > Llzuria'') - sS
4 70. tsupplsrnent1ry i;5O nj for Europe per
3alLle.- VIA Queenstown and Liverpool
@2CIeSDA1 l9-At a. n for France. Switzerland,
44taly, 5Paln. PORTUGAL, Turkey. Esyps Gre@cs and
bcIsn ladia per La Campaigns. VIA EfaTre mail
La Champagne
sATURDAY (4-At 2so a. m for Ireland per 8 4
Etrur Via Queenstown mail for other parts Europs
mus De Greeted per 3 = EtrUria'O; AT a Tor
Europe per 3 8 Philadelphia. via Plymouth Cher
bo1rgs az $50 a m for Belgium. Parcels Pest Mails.
per s kToonland regular mail for Bzig1uua
dlrected Per s kTo0nland' y 10 a
Islands per 9. $ Crete (naf for italy must be a.
Eectsd Der 5 Cretic'l az II a N. Norway Par
csts Fos Mails per Hska cregulsT mail for cen~
marx must be directed per $ HskIa'O.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
xRANsPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


rsnyed presumption % their
saad 0f sailing. The final connectiuS
malls (exeept Registered Transpasiae Nails dsPasehet
close D m previous dayl close the Geneyal Post
Office. New-Yofk. follows.
Tahiti anI Narduesas Islands. Frazcisco. close
p II. February Ter dispatch per Mariposs
Hawaii via san Frsncisec close at c p IA February
for dispatch per s. 9. Alameda
Hawaii Japan Caiua and Pbiilpplne Islands
san Fraacisco close ~ d > m- FEBRUARY for dis
Japan Korea China Philippine Islands Seattle.
eose az p. n February . for dispalch per
Shinano Naru
Philippine Islands. via TacQE1a. close az B. M
February 70 Tor dispatch per $. FeleuS.
japan tcNCeQt ParcEls-P-st Aalsl Korea. China and
Phii3pine Islanls VIA Flneouyer and Victoria T. c.
New Zealand. Australia sxcep, wesO. New Caledonia.
samoa EaWau and Fit Islands san Francisco.
close 9 February Is Tor Gispatch s. Ven
tura (If carrying
New Zeaand does arrive IN time with
this dispatch extra rrsiielos.ns az $50 $50
p m-aLI 6s made up and forwarded until The arrival
u the Curarl stsameFl-
Hawaii Japan Korea China specially addressed
Philippine Islands. va san Francisco, Clos0 az
Philippine Guam. Fraaaisca. close
9 =. February - foI dispatch per T. > Transport
F ISLANDS. Astra.la lexcept Weso and New C1eeonta
Vancouver and Victoria n close al o p N
February % FOR dispatch a Mcana.
Manchuria teVecpt NeVchvslnS and Port Arreurl 1s1
Siberia - present f'fWaTded VA f.3ssia
fogV ardet Eufane Neys L-at1Hl sla Francsco.
and certain pacca tae Chinese Progeec oi Ngnn&u va
indathe quickest routes L9ipsnes spseia.lY
fgrrfen rrtes- ia forwarded EranclsCo
exclusively. WILLIAM y WILCOX. PostnAsssrI
P0atcr1ss. Nsw 1orA. ~. X. J1na@-S 20 ssoA
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
TO AID ST. MARYs HOSPITAL.

musical and dramatic entertainment IN aid OF
ST. Marys Free Hospital for Children will take
place at the Waldorf on wednesday afternoon.
Those who will appear will include Nine. Nordica'
Sir Charles wyndham. Miss Mary Moore. Miss
Evie Green. Miss Edna May. Edward Terry ana
Courtice Pounds Il is hoped that Nine ReJane VIII
also be able to appear
The institution Is al No. 4O7 West s4th-st and Is
under the direction OF the Protestant Sisters OF 81
Mary II is ia urgent need or funds TO carry on us
work Boxes and tickets OF admission may be ob-
tained al sherry's and the Waldorf gnd from Mrs
Richard Irwin No. West 59th-st., and Mrs. Charles
Il Marshall No. East 7Ith-st
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
CARNATI0N DAY OBSERVED.
Churches and Other Places Decorated in
Honor of Mckinley,

Carnation Day. instituted in memory Of President
Mckinley was observed yesterday by a display OF
carnations in churches and civic and patriotic
meeting places The Carnation League Of America
which has its headquarters at Dayton. Ohio re-
Gently sent out circular suggesting that churches
and other religious organizations as we'll as purely
patr1otc societies make special feature OF the
occasion. Carnations used in decorating
church altars and pupits and chancel raIlings.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

NOtman. Jane c.
cHRIsTENsEN-on Thurseay; January %; 1905. In Co
Is ys has6and Of Emmy L = chTlssnssn As'
Ea5 Rs Bst aPs2y a l ie 81 e % a smss
81 syna Re: e 81 ana % & 's Fn s T take = e At
January 81 at 10 o'clock II is requested that
flowers sent
GoULD-sudaenly. Of pnsumOHs. on Tuesday. January
Edward s Mary e pu Bots. The funeral ser
January 80 at 10 o'clock Relatives and friends are
& C.ge d hs a. rsen Funeral I ,sices 91 Ses' AZ CASTLE
pagers please copy
LocKwooDAt BIS apartments Hotel ssye.anos Jan
uary Is Ten Eyck lockwood formerly OF Desr9is: b.
age Funeral and in;srfnent at DstFoit.
y Jaas Cope Sotan 6-- widow Of Peter Tsh
Church On the Heisftss Pierrepoqt5st Brooklyn On
RANDoIPH-suddenly. PlainheId. n. j.; on Friday;
January q 1900 Thompson T. p Randopa n Pls lsa
year Funeral service az ms aLs ii rs9leneS %
tram from foot OF LiOsrty-st. New-YOrk City via C.
e. Jane IT, wife me late PANEL smt5; EgnsEaI
white Plains on Monday January 80. at ,. m
THoMAs-saturda1. January 3. 1905. at his home
c9 c9n 5tb. thoas corner Iothst Monday morning Jsn
ary go at $50 O'Clock Internent at Armenia. N y
Ont Of 10
and sx-Dresdent Evan Thomas. appoint the board Of
OF the New-Yor1 Produce
exchange special committee 10 attend the funeral ser
vices at he Church Ascension 5th-avs and 1Gth-
st Monday January 80, at $40 a. m,
49, HENRY B. HEBERT. President.
ToMPIlNs-on Saturday January ,,S e IsCS a. The
fgIRnter OF late William H Hays Funeral services
fror1 rha residence F. Bialchi TOmpkius
No I2O West 9Si-st.. on Wednesday, February l. at
10 4. m.
rREApwArA Bristol Conn., Friday JsPuaEy -:a q
al residence. Monday January 80. at , M
CNDERTARERS
zsL s.: Frank Z. CnmpbeIi-sterhen Merritt
- rDsf s4i-s West ESD Tel ISs5 Chei-eA
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
LOW PRAISES GENERAL ARMSTRONG
Delivers Address at Celebration of the Birth.
day Of Hampton Institutes Founder.
[sT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

hampton, Va, Jan. 29.-Hampton Institute cele-
brated to-day the birthday OF its founder General
8 c Armstrong The annual address was de-
nVsTeo IN the memorial chapel OF the institute by
Seth Low. Among other visitors from a distance
were Mrs. Low. Dr. r. c. Ogden president OF
Hanpton's board of trustees and DR.. William Jay
Schieheiin. president of the New-York Armstrong
ASSOCIATION. and DR.. Wallace Buttrck of the Gen
eral Education Board.
MI Low, after tracing the steps IN the history Of
America that have made Hampton Institute pos
sloie. oWelt upon three elements in General Arm
strong cnaracter-his vision. wisdom and largeness
OF heart-that, he said made him one OF the
greatest men OF the nineteenth century
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
WESTERN GOVERNORS COMING HERE

lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEJ
81 Paul, Jan. Ex-Governor John A. Johnson of
Minnesota has accepted an invitation to attend
the annual banquet to be given In honor of Gov
ernor Higgins at the Fifth Avenue Hotel New
YORK, on February Is He will Join Governor La
FoI!ette Of Wisconsin and Governor Folk of Mis-
viii go TO New-York, where they are expected to
make short speeches. -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecest.-washnEton. Jan. "a
southwest disturbance IS moving slowly
Alabama II has thus far caused rains In the Gulf States
Ohio Varlev. Tennessee. Western North
Carolina the south portion OF the Middle Atlantic
Another moderate disturbance central On
tario light continued the lake region
There In the Missouri Valley and middle
slope central Rocky Mountain regions. and and
the north districts west Of the Rocky Noun
tsins
the slope and central Rocky Mountain regions
Texas. they much below the seasonal average
Rocky Mountains, except along the South At
lantic and East Gulf coasts.
There will be snow Monday in Ohio Valley central
lake regions the Middle Atlantic
and NsW-Engand. probably continuing Tuesday IN the
three latter districts. the south portion
Middle Atlantic states. There will be rain Monday in the
followed by fair weather Tuesday
There will Monday ard Tuesday in the central
Rocky Mountain region the north portions Of New
Mexico and Arizona. and Monday in the west po-
tons Of Nebraska and Kansas and in the Texas pan
handle Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
II win be colder Monday in East States and
South Atlantic States colder Tuesday in the Middle
Atlantic Elsewhere east Of tho Rocky Mountains
the temperatures will continue low although 1t Will be
On the New-Englend Coast the winds will be fresh
scuhwesUto west shifting Monday night 70 north on the
north md Increasing on the south Coast fresh
Coast fresh northwest to nortF on Lake Michigan
Steamers asEsartIns Monday for European vii!
ing coudiness and snow. 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast Special LOcaIities-Fcr Nev-Jersey and
Pennsylvania, to-day: Tuesday colder with
fair south ana in north portion: fresh TO brisk
north winds
For Eastern Nsw-Tork. to-day and probably
Tuesday: colder Tuesday variable winds becoming
and fresh brisk
For District Of Columbia snow to-day: Tuesday fair
and colder winds becoming north and fresh brisk
For England. Increasing coCdiness to-day. fol-
lowed by snow: Tuesday snow: fresh brisk
ncrth winds.
For Delaware. snow to-day: Tuesday fair and colder:
fresh 20 northwest 10 north winds.
For Western New-YOrk. to-day and probably
Tuesday; fresh 20 northwest winds.
Western Pennnsylyana. to-day: Tuesday
partly cloudy and Lake Erie; fresh north
winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
PRINCE EIrELs CONDITION.

Berlin, Jan. 2s.-The physicians in attendance on
Prince Eite issued bulletin at O'Clock this
ing saying that during the day the princes tenn
perature ranged from 1906 10oe7; that his pulse
was strong at 80. and that he had repeated per-
splrauons, In the evening Prince Eitels respira-
ton was somewhat more difficult. and his cough
increased.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
Postomce Notice.


tshould be DAILY by al interested as ehAzxs~
may occur any tfnne1 -
Foreign IRE a,ffnx taon
ltI esose lfttOMPTLY In all General
oice as follows: Parcss-pozt
S. Stoals time shown below. ParceispO mails fox
Use a. . ? m. January 30 8. q Brandsu--
80 Es2laFy per . Kaiser Wilhslm der Crosse.
ana supplementary mails close FoTsiEn
uon corner West and Norton sts1 hsIf hour Iasv
Slan Closing time below Except ttzt supple
niehtArS mails fer Europe Arsrsca VIA olan
close Hns hour later at Foreign sraton)-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees loves Is
IL corresponding date last
corresponding twenty-five years
Local Forecast.-snow to-day and probably Tuesday;
colder and variable Wtnd5 becoming oortherly ana Esah
% briak
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEL:

A,t41BEMARLE-J. X Boyesen. Chicago. Earl Of
Galthness London, CAMBRIDGE-Judge Neil b
Field, Albuquerque, n. NJ. HOLLAND-Ex Ex-Justice
p Cady Herrick, Albany. MANHATTAN-D. C.
Sorbln. Spokane. PLAZA-C. J. krasick, Warsaw.
Poland WoLCOTT-WilIiam C. Latin st. Louis
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
cir FRANCIS JEUNE TO BE PEER

London. Jan sO.-sr Francis Jeune, a judge &
the High Court who lost a son recently and VIII
has suffered from III health has resigned his judge
ship. He will be elevated to the peerage.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

In this diagram continuous white line tho
changes in pressure as indicated by The Tribune >
self-Tecording barometer The dotted line the
temperature recorded by the local Weather
Local Official RecOTG.-The following official record
from the weahsr shows the changes IN The tenn
ptrntUre tho twenty-tour hours Ia comparison
with tha corresuoudtur date Of IaEt year;
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

Ofhrra.
MAIN OFFICE-No Ia Nassau-st
UPTOWN OfFICE--No iaal broadway. or any Amsrt~
District Irlegraph Ol.es
EhONA isCLEAt--No 9N0 East iISIh-st
NASAlSGTON BUREAT-No 1.S@2 F-st
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-Ersderiok ~. Soramer
No 7D4
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LONDoN-Onice OF THE TRIBUNE, No i<o
Fleet
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London and Pes Exchange EaHkeFs baslden Heise
Moorzate-sr.
American Express Comt any. No. Waterloo Place.
Thomas CUak 4 Sow Tourist Of1ces. LudEate Circus
The I.oudo. Once OF TffE TRTrCEE Is convenient
place to leave AM subscriptions
FAftiS-John 4 Z scribe
John WaaaWaker. No. des PctItes EeuTie&
kssls 6uSzAy. Ne. 80 Ssue GalsholA
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domestic Rates.

EY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
- -, o,,.s IN the United states. Canada and Mexico
t,-side af tha r5Ushs OF Manhattan ana 1ne Bronx)
s1ao 10 t11ba Porto Rice Hawaii and the PhtlppnsA
without extra expense tor foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
Died.

Death notices appearing IN TIE TRIBUNE wiz be
republished In The Tr-Weeky Tribune without extra
charge
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
Special Notices.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
T-fbune subrcrintion Rates
sINnr.E COPIES.

- ssired subscriptions may De gwen % your regular
a. Us hef IRE leaving or II convenient hand them
In al THE TRIBUNE ONCE
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. SeHSsi --pI n s-FLc1T ~ es1-s
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New-York tribune., 1905-01-30
Tribune Local Observations.
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Man subscrIbelE 70 NV I oTA w % lUH
qI.I-VEEkI- viii be charged one cent :
most .t Ia addition TO the rates EaTLeE above
FOreiEu Hates
For valnts IN Europe and ali countries IN
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii be malta
LOWING rates.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

Nine Agathe Bsrsescu the Rumanian star VIII
appear at the Irving Place Theatre tonight as
Hero for the last time this season in Des MeeTes
und der Liebe Wellen
New-York tribune., 1905-01-30

al {. FRANK Z CnmpbeIi-Sterhen Merritt.
- rnsr s4t-s West Esd St Tel ISe5 Chel.eN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-05
PROMINENT PREACHER
COMING TO HONOLULU


Bishop John W. Hamilton, D. D.,
LII. D., of San Francisco, accompanied
by two or three other notable men of
the M E Church, is expected to arrive
here the latter part of this month and
will preside over the annual missionary
conference TO De convened in the First
Methodist Church Of this city early in
December.
The Bishop is a fine pulpit-orator,
well-knoWn in Boston and throughout
the United States, and a lecturer of
rare distinction. It will be the Bishops
first visit to the islands and a treat
awaits the public of this city. Further
announcements will be made later on.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-05

Allen & Robinson's schooners are
adjoining 'rotton row"
The British ship Brenda, L-earmont,
sailed yesterday in ballast for New
castle.
Purser BeckIey OF the Kinau report
ed $500 bags of sugar at Honokaa and
40 at Honuapo.
The Maui leaves Tuesday for Hama
qua and Hilo ports, the Claudine hav-
ing arrived to resume her regular run.
The Helene is loading sugar at Ho-
nokaa and will arrive Monday with
cattle from the Parker ranch.
The new wharf at Hanalei Bay,
known as Wainiha wharf, has been
completed and will be ready for use at
once.
The Noeau arrived shortly after five
yesterday morning from Napoopoo,
with thirty head of cattle and one
package of merchandise. She reports
fine weather all the way.
The Ke Au Hou arrived yesterday at
a. m. from Kauai, leaving Anahola
at 4:40 p. m. She brought 900 bags of
rice. 125 bags rice bran and "a packages
merchandise, two cabin, and Is deck,
passengers,
The Likeiike did not arrive as usual
yesterday. She was ordered to Ka-
hului TO bring back Jos. P. Cooke and
party who went over to attend Fred.
Baldwin's funeral. She was to leave
Kahului about six last night and will
be in early this morning.
Immediately after discharging her
cargo yesterday, the Kinau went
on to the marine railway to
have her bottom scraped and painted.
She will come off Monday in time to
load and leave on her regular run
Tuesday It is six months since the
Kinau has had her barnacles cleaned
Off
The Kinau brought news of a Sc
rious fire at Kukaiau plantation last
Thursday night. 1t appears that steam
was up on Thursday for the purpose
of turning the rollers and other ma
chinery to ascertain if everything were
in good condition. It is presumed that
the fire made its way through a mass
of trash into the mill house where the
rollers and some other machinery were
located. That section Of the mill was
practically destroyed before the fire
was gotten under control. The boiling
house was not reached by the flames.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Kerr's clothing sale now on.
The new lingerie shirt waist now
open at Sachs.
For long life and happy one-drink
Rainier beer
The Pacific hotel will serve a spe-
cial dinner today. See menu elsewhere
Boys suits cheap. Kerr's.
New Panama and Henrietta walking
skirts just arrived at Sachs Dry Goods
Co. s.
Mems and boys hats. half price.
kerrs.
Mrs. C. L. Dickerson returns in the
Ventura with a fine line of new mil
linery.
The Oldsmobile touring runabout is
Hawaii's favorite car. Call and see it
at Won Hamm- Young Co. garage.
Fashionable goods, Al quality. Kerr 5
sale.
Good responsible party desires
horse and buggy. VIII buy outright or
rent by the month. See our Wanted
ads.
The sale of satins and ribbons az
Sachs store tomorrow, will be an i'm
portant one, to those interested in
fancy work.
Mems suits, wonderful value. Kerr's.
Learn all about football in the new
publication by F. H. Yost, as adver-
tised and offered for sale by the Wall,
Nichols Co.
Island curios make nice Christmas
presents to send to your friends on
.-~r~ TrYsr M mi
Co, on Fort street.
Large line of white embroidered wash
belts and white linen belts; manufac-
turer's samples; on sale at half price
al Pacific Import Co.
Elastic seam drawers. three pairs,
s1.50. Kerr's.
Emmeluth &, Co.'S great closing out
sale commences tomorrow morning and
will be one of the biggest bargain
events ever held here.
Fast dye black hose, two pairs, 25c.
Kerr'S.
1t would be impossible to find an
easier. or more satisfactory ladies' OK
ford tie then the McInerny Shoe stores
lot AA at $3.50. Come and see them.
Buy a Quincy and get the best re-
frigerator made. The line as display
ed by Dimond & Co makes a visit to
their household department a pleas
ure.
Next Monday and Tuesday the Hob
ron Drug Co. will present every lady
customer with a dainty bag of lavender
flowers Think what you require in
the drug line and avail yourself Of this
opportunity.
Boys pants, three pairs, SOC. Kerr's
sale.
Mr. L. E. Selleck, Photographic
operator very favorably known on the
Pacific Coast, will arrive in the Sono-
ma, Wednesday to take charge of the
operating rooms of Rice & Perkins
Photographic Studio.
Every day satisfied customers are
coming back to the Manufacturers
Shoe Co. for another pair of their
famous $3.50 and 81 shoes for women.
Perfect fit is always given and the
best value for your money.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-05

When the father of the present Car
of Russia, after the death of his min
lister of finance, could find no successor
among the aristocratic clique, he re-
ceived Sergius Witte in audience The
following authentic and highly charac-
teristic dialogue followed: IT appoint
you herewith my minister of finances.
BY the way, 1 learned, Mr.. White, that
you are single Excuse me, sire
exclaimd the hero of Portsmouth But
the Car said quickly and with irrftat-
ing emphasis: Then. it's understood,
you are single" Mr.. Whites wife, who
divorced her first husband, a Jewish
banker to share the destinies of the
Russian Colbert. as he is called by his
numerous admirers. does not exist for
the imperial court
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-05

PACIFIC HOTEL, Union Street
Menu: Deep sea turtle soup, baked
red snapper, prime roast of beef aug,
roast canvass back duck and guava
jelly, lamb outlets, chicken patties
veal croquetts and green peas, turtle
steak and tartar sauce, jelly omelet,
mashed potatoes, stewed tomatoes,
boiled rice, ice cream and cake, black
coffee, fruit. Dinner served after 100
p. m. Price, Csc.