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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-07

lobmc IN aroit trctcn loa.
indcn miiiie icBt 0llrd) cine oeri0bn-
Iifc uno nod)9icbiNc &uItung gut
Gcnlod,t mcrocn. Gic oltf Dem Spiel
ltcbclocn Snterciicn lieBcn lid rcdt
gut IN Ginflon0 %brin9clt, mo obnc
3meilcl mcroc C5 oIf 9ei6ebcn.
Nlfono in Gn9lono.
Honbon, 6. Gluni. - &0ni0 M
ionic cmpiing bclttc OoS Diplomatic
lhc Corps I'M @udingbom q YoluIt.
Nuc in 2onoon onpcienocn 9otifai-
ter lno @cionoter, cinifIieBlid ocs
omcrifoniifen NotihoitcrS Hcio, crs
id)icncn 0u5lt. @oIO borouf bcQob
lid Der &onig luntcr gSfortc elmer
Nbtbeilung @nroctruppcn nod Der
fotboliihcn aotbcorolC ST. Wcitmins
tier, mn cine Wtciic 5t b0rcn. Nlti
Dem Mcgc oortbIn cntitollb ciniNeGr-
rCQlln9, ais Die Eicr0C mcbrcrCrNtit-
glic0Cr Der Gsforte nllf 0Cnl nuiICll
Eilultcr mlSglitten II. nit ibrcn Ncis
tern ST @oocn ltiir5tcl. SIM &orIfc
ocS Cages ipciltc Der a0nig nit Dem
Ser5o1 mno Der Scr5o0in bon Gon-
llult0bt bcird)te mcbrcrc WtitGlicoer
Der aonigSfamilie mo mobute Dem
WtiIitGrtournicr bei.
Nlih bcltte regnetc Is 0ct gnn5en
Tag mo cin rallbcr g8in0 lucbtc. Snt
2uuic OeS Cages ~ltottctc &onig III
fonio olld) ocnt Eorlomcnt eineu
llcbcrroIdu1gS@8ellld) ob. ulcin
bcioe &Gllier botten iid ihon pcrtngt,
ais cr %onlnnqtc, Ger GoQ idIob nit
cincm StontSbonfett I'M @lldingbonl-
Tolnit, Incident bic NtitQlicoer ser
aonigSinmilic, Dos 0%iplomlotiid)e
Corps un0 10 5icnllid) ollc 9totobIen
in Der FoIitif GnglanO'S bcilpobnten.
100 @cocdc lporcn gclcgt mo ooa be-
riibnnte 9ol0cne Sofelqcidirr nuroc
gebrorht. @raf @olii Wicttcr1id,
Der 0clltihe 9otlhoiter, liibrtc Sruit
@bitelolp Hcio sur Soicl, unb Mbitc.
lam Hcib, Der omerifoniihc @otihoi.
Ter, fiibrte Die Ser5ogin bon Eortlono.
Gielc Foorc ioBen unnlittcIbnr sur
Gcdtcn oca aonigs Ilionio.
aonig Gomoro brohtc pGbrcno
ocS 9onfctts einen Goolt nllf oic @ez
llinobcit oca aonigs Iliolio aus. Gin
Gpn5crt muroe noh oiliNcbobcncr
Soicl I'M bloilcn Snole 0cQcbcn. Die
Wtit1uirtcnocn lmifloiicn Wiuoon1c
Wfclbo, Sri. Millriel Softer un0 Gn.
rico Goruio.
Notitrlih mar cS II d
lpdbr T..
z motopm numb, ScutidrS iio.
lpeltoirifo, 6. Glni. - llcbcr ouS
gcltcrn bon cller 9onbpncr Nulia-
tcitSs Mgcntur colportirtc @criidt
aus Der &opitoOt, OoB @ormboo, I'M
iiiblihclrS bcilc Oicicr &olouie, ollrdl
ouiitGnoild)e Gi~n0cborene cir.
acnonmlcn lporocn lei, lit bier NidtS
bcfonnt.
10 GrfoIaeoer HcbcIIcn
in 0emeu.
Sobcioo. 9cmer. 6, Sluni. -
0ic Stiitrgenteu bon s)erncn boben
oie StGotc aotobo mo Sbb ciugc.
nontnlelt unb bclogern iebt Sai5. 49,
Siirfiihc TcritGrfuneen iperocn 10
roidL ols moglid, iibcr Wofbu nod)
Soi5 geifidt.
Standardization ricg $.
ihiffe mad Yemen.
Hom, 6. Sunni. - Die gcltrige
Nodriht ans @ien, bob Stolicn
ariegSidifie nod ycmen, Nrobien,
geifidt babe, lit utbegriinoet. Gin
ltoIieliid)er llntertbon mlirbe eeger
Wtittc Mui IN gcmlen otl1blid) zines
Srrtbnms getobtet. olleirl Die Sofal.
beboroe CAB 8cfugtbuiltg oofiir nito
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-07
9acahe gcbt.
Waruffuira9c fibrtc icincn Stnr5
bcrbci.

Eoria. 6. Erni. - MiniitCr NC9
I~usp0rtigcn 0%cIcniic bat obgcOuutt
mo ieinc Nboontlnlg lit occcptlrt
ipor6cn. Ercmicrminiitcr Hollpicr
miro ooH Eortcicuillc oca Nlialu0rti.
gen propiioriih iibcrncbmen.
Gelcoiic'S &iidtritt lit cine 6olgc
beS SeblihlogS Der irnn5oiilfcn 80
litif IN Worofto. Ncfomntlid) bat
Der Sutton Die %oridlGgc 6rol,fs
rcif's sur Hciorm Der &crpoltung
Woroffo's 5liriidgclpieien mo %icinCrs
ieits porgeihlo9cnL bic gauge Nngc-
l%egenbeit elmer in Enngcr ob5ubols
tenoen GonIercn3 Der unl Wahriocr
@crtroge bctbeiligtcn W0d)te 5n I'M.
terbreiten. 9clcoiie rcidtc id)on om
q. Npril ieine 0cnliIlion cin, iulr0c
ieood) belpogcn, nod cine 3cit lang
I'M @nlte 5ll bleibclr.
Gin aobinetSrotb, luclfer nobc5ll
5mci Stunoen oollertc, fono belltc
Hofmittog inter Dem &oriibe Oes
HrGiibentcn Sollbct I'M elpiGiihen
Goloite itott. Sm &crlolic 0crIel.
ben filnoi0tc Gclcoiic icincn Hiidtritt
an mo iebtc Ole @rilnoc oniiir aus.
einonoer. Sicic @rilnOc %bciton6cn
bouptidhlid) IN Wtcinun9apcrIdies
oenbeitcn, melde Iid) 5miihen inn II.
ieinen Gollcocn IN Der WoroffoiroNe
erboben boben, Yrcmicr Holloicr
1uBertc in pcrbinolidcn HeoenaortCn
9eouuern ii6cr oos Sdcioeu oeS
Srn. Ielcoiic. 0oS GnOc pom Sic6c
mor, DOB Die NCiiQnntion nngcnoms
men in0 Der pofontc Eoiten bis ollf
@eiteres bon &rn. Houpicr ilbcr.
nomrnen muroc.
Giplonlatcn ltno ser grriift, Dob
Die iron5oliide m~lSipGrtiQe EoIitit
inter Houpicr'S &citllng III Elm al.
beres SobrmoIicr tonmcu miro. Die
Sponmurg IN Der Wioroffoirnge
miro jeoeniaaS 0urf hie &erGnoc.
rllng gemilocrt, lucnn niht beieitigt
mer0cl, bcnn eS mllB GUltihloio
sur 0cnu9tblrull9 gercid)en Den Wis
hitter, pelder Die Oclltidcn Nnipril.
dc in Wcjlta olti Warotto 10 lange
81 ignorircu perilld)tc. beicitigt 81
ieber. Houpicr miro ic0eniollS @ils
lens ieiL ~onitott oili DEM bisberigen
@ioeritonoc qegen Gcutitlonb'sNns
iprild)c 81 bcbnrren, Ole Cooperation
Geutidlono'a sur Niitlid)cn Shlid)'
tlng Der Sohc 81 crlon0en perill.
den.
9oS &nbtnei bat nod feline oeiinis
tipe Gntiheioung binlihtlid) pes @or.
id)loes 6cs Sulton3 BON Waroffo
gum Ibbolten elmer Gonieren5 getroiz
len. Iieic Sro9c ioll ipGter erortert
iperoen. 9clcoiie'S Nboonfun9 bot Ell.
nige llnrnbe in parlumcntnrild)en
&reiien er5eligt, in meld)cn peIiimiiti.
Idle gniihten iiber oic 9%cjicbun9en
slpiifen 9euiid)lanO mo 6ronfreid)
berriben. Manfc Ybgcoronetcn
gIaubett, oab es ielbit nod 0cIcoiic'S
Aiidtritt iblpierig iein miro ole bon
linn beraiifbeidpprencn SdmieriNs
feiten 5i bonnen. Serr HOupier bat
Die slb~geprbneten erillft, nift olf
ibre Snterpeaation in 9e5ug oui Nto.
roffo 81 beiteben, oa Die Sod)lage
cine iplfe iei, oab iie &oriid,t &c.
biete. Glide a%benobl1tter perlirs
iafen bebeiitenoes auficben, inoenl
iie ooraui binipieien, mie ihleft Die
frnn5oiiide @rcn5e olif einen nlogli'
den Nngriff Gelltidlonb's e~eriiitet
lit. y2e 5emps," ionic perid)iebene
anoere einflubreid)e 9ldtter rotben
jebod5 5rr 8eriobnung. Sic erfldren,
Der friiber aemadfe Ssrrtbum Sralf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-07
Mcbr SudJscitsscidDcnfc.
Moiic bon Sof5citsgci6cnfenl -
9eIdrcibung zines Sbcils ocriel.
ben.

9eidrcibrng zines SbcilS ocriel.
ben.
Berlin 6. Suni. - Die 3abl
Der Sod5eitS . @eihenfc ocS 9ron-
prin5en mo lciner 9rollt lit 2egion.
auBer ocn bcrcits gcitcrn beidriebe.
men bat oic Stoot Berlin cincn fiber.
nen Sofclidnud, beitcbcno ollSgluf-
lobclt, Seud)tern, 6ruft' unbErunf-
lhoolcn, g%cruiontet, ociien NuSgeltol-
tllng IN GoelmetoQ cbInioQS unmoq.
lid mar uno Ser ocSbolb MIR IN Ell.
mem NIT Silbcrforbe geitrihenen
0ppSmooeQ iiberreiht ipllroc.
Ger Gerein 9erliner &iititlcr
brodltc oils Sod5citSgobe ouBer elmer
tilnItleriifen NorCiIc ctncn nod@ro.
temcper'S TlGnen ongeiertigten iii.
bernen 9cd)er oar, 0ciIcn Sigltren,
idnud nSiegfrieo'8 9roltfobrt &C.
gen Snnten" bartlett.
Cine bcionberc @obe lit BON elmer
gn5obl prcltBiidcr St1bte nit meni.
ger ais $4,000 giinpobncrn acitiftct
unO fir oieie Die Slrmmc bon 1900
Worf oliioebrodt morocn. ToS &c.
ld)cnf beItebt ans foitburem Eor5cl-
Ian, nit oeilen Scritclumo sic fonig-
lide Eor5ellan = Monufoftllr bctrollt
iuuroe, uno umfoBt so ICiiert Gel.
Ter, cine groBe Sorbinicre 81 1000
Morf, 5lpei flcincn 5l ic 800 Warf
Morf, 5ipei fleinc SIT ic 800 Mart
mo bier groBe, ionic bier fleinerc
Illii1be I'M @ertbc BON ic 30, beslu.
1870 Worf. Sir oic Teforotionen ser
Stiide boben 9iloer alter GcnfmGlcr
aus Den %eir5elncn St0oten ais Gor.
logen gcbient. Cine fiiuitIcriid, aus
gefiibrte SilloigunaS . goreiic bcglei-
tcte oieies @eihcnf.
Gin prod)tpollcS TcrIcn . Collier,
oellen Gcrldlltb oltS cilcm bon Tia,
muntcn eingeiobtcn Nubin bcitebt,
ipor Dos Sod)5cits . @eihenf oerGro.
bins Sronoenburg iiir oic Scr,o9in.
Sralit Gecilie. iuGbrcno Die 9ono.
pirtbid)oftsfonmcr oicicr gropin,
bel lbrem 8eifenf nuf Die befonntcn
Sportneiglrngcn beS aronprinsen
Hiiflid)t genomnCn mo cilicn prod.
tlgen Slerer5llg geuoblt bottc.
Die Erppin5 Shleiicn bot bel ii.
REM @eldellf Scr Gbotiod,e, Dob Scr
a%ronprin5 Der Better oes Sfloiies
SelS in Sdleiicn lit, geood)t uno in
DER fiitItlerildcn Ginrihtltna uno
gitslhmildung bon 5tpei ,3immern
oleles ShloI'cS beltebt ibrc @obc.
gllBer oteler 8obc fam nod Elm &c.
ld)enf aus Dem Shlciierlunoc. uno
5ipar olls Der ourf) lire Sopfer . SSsi,.
oll'trle b%efonntcn Stoot 9unslou. Bel
bier Der tiiftigiten Mfeilter ocrStoot
bottc Der oortigG Mogiitrot 8cidirr
aacr grt. bonn ihlihten 5opf bis CUR
prnhtigen Solc, iiir Den fronprinsli,
den Sollsbalt anicrtiecn loIien.
Frohtpoa lit Dos Inacbinoc Der
Fropin5S odien, 5lpor mir Elm 2eld).
ter, aber ein WeiiterItiid oeltiher
Stunt. Ger ctpo elm Metcr bobc
Selldtcr miro bon einem SiiBe aus
Snpr gctroaen. rSn mattem Silber
9etrlebenL erbebt iid alii linn Elm 5ipei.
ter Spdel, oeiien Shmud ben Com
bon M%ogoeburs, Den &otben Tburm
bon Safe, oos &atbbaus bon @erni.
acrooe, bas SdIoB BON Ieriebura,
ioiuie anoere biitoriide 8auiuerfe Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-07

Petersburg, 6. Slini. - Cine
Yombeniobrit lit 5u Hi9o in DER
Ebonir.@ ieBerei bon Der Eoli5ci emit
oedt porocn. 6iini5i0 @om6euL 10
iuic piele Hcoolpcr, Gol6c un0 oll-
oere @ofien purocn BORT bei6log-
nobmt. Mebrere Eerioncn iino Der
boitet morben. Sieiclben lciltetcn
o%eiperaten @iocritonb, ebe lie iid er,
aoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-07

u 0 N, .. NllllI. VIC 1cItrIUt
Nodriht ans @ien, bob Stalicn
&riegSid)ifie nod Ycnien, Irobien,
geid)ift babe, lit unbegriinoet. Gin
l%toIienlid)er llntertbon nurbe 9eget
Wtittc Wfui IN 9cnien onl1Blid) zines
SrrtbnmS getobtet, olein Die Sofol.
beboroe CAB @clugtbulung bofiir uno
Die Sad)e luuroe aiitlih beigelegt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
TEN PER CENT AtMONTH.

| The legislature ought to deal strong
" with the usury question. Because
Of a mistaken Ieniency in the past
the local ShyIocks are holding many
of the minor ce-holders. principally
Hawaiians. in a bondage which tight
| ems the more they struggle to release
themselves from il. The story of 7.
E. Richardson. given elsewhere. shows
state of things which very few mod
ern communities tolerate. Think Of a
man borrowing $75 and, in short
time. having interest charges OF hun
dreds of dollars to pay. Yet scores of
our fellow citizens have been and are
being pIundered in that fashion.
The Legislature can abolish usury
if it will and there is not a single
good reason why it should not do so.
The ten per cent a month man is like
a bird of prey which fans people to
sleep as the tabled vampire was said
10 do. only TO suck their lifeblood aft
erwards. He pretends to help the
needy: but in the end he takes their
all A note given him is a mortgage
upon ones thrift which grows faster
than the thrift can accumulate. The
usurer IS a man-owner who shows no
r7e~cy and has no conscience. For
the law to protect him in his nefarious
trade is to misuse it's functions and
make itself the instrument of greed
and wrong-doing.
The plain course for the Legislature
is TO fix the legal rate of interest be-
yond which charges cannot be valid
even by agreement and then TO i'm
prove. if need be. the present pawn
brokers law, so that the needy, with
collateral. may borrow at a
fair rate. An attempt is being made |
by one of the pound-of-h flesh fratern- |
ty 10 substitute an usurious pawn !
oroking bill for the present statute or |
my other that may be proposed. This !
lmazing measure empowers a pawn
broker to charge not more than ten
,er cent month for money advanced
IN pledges when seven or eight per
.ent a year is the legitimate rate in
he Eastern States; and fixes the time
init of redemption within three
months or less time" when a year is
he usual period. Such a pawnbroking
ill as that is usury in disguise. It
merely gives the shark a change of
yater The right kind of a measure
would fix per cent as the rate and
ne year as the leeway to the borrow
r. Pawnbrokers get rich in the East
t per cent and the worst of them
would not have the nerve to ask a
legislature for ten. per cent month
r even for one per cent. Eight per
ent per annum is quite enough for
he banks and should be for the pawn
rokers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
AERIE 14O F. o. e.

DAY evenings of each month at 7:30
O'Clock in X. of P. Hall. King street.
Visiting Eagles are invited to at
tend.
NJ. ROSENBERG, wP.
H T. MOORE, w. Secty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
SIMPLY A THEORY.

A lady nearly eighty years old went
on a picnic where the fare was hard
boiled eggs. cheese, tongue and lettuce
sandwiches, gingerbread, oranges, cof-
fee. chocolate and candy She ate
heartily; so heartily. in fact that she
could not dine few hours later when
she had returned to her hotel. All she
could take was a plate of soup.
This old lady went to bed with an un-
digested mass in her stomach which
gave her enough physical pain to lead
her TO ask for bicarbonate of soda. She
also accepted a cascaret tablet. Some
time in the night she had acute indi-
gestion-a most distressing malady,
often fatal. Being subject to various
halIucinations one of which had led
her to believe that an attempt 10 poi
son her had been made a little time be-
fore in California, by member of her
household, this venerable lady declared
that she had again been poisoned and
so died partly of fear and partly of
pain. Had she not been rich apd
famous the death certificate would
probably have read Acute Indigesi
ton
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
a CHANCE FOR a GOOD HOME

II you want a fine lot ready for
building at Kaimuki, DO not buy before
you have consulted the Undersigned
who offers barga ms at your own terms
and without interest.
Two 50x1O0 Kewalo lots at $500 each
A nice lot. with a new, comfortable
house. at Kaluapaiena, Kalihi for $3.50
One pretty home (new house, in
Nuuanu Tract, provided with Gov
eminent water, 800; bargain. Also in
the same tract (the coolest and health
lest place about the city, some fine,
cheap lots at your own terms.
j. Il. SCHNACK.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03

NO OTHER LINIMENT viii heal 2
cut or bruise SO quickly as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm No other affords
such prompt relief from rheumatic
pains. No other is so valuable for
deep seated pains like lame back and
pains in the chest. Give this liniment
trial and become acquainted with its
remarkable qualities and you will
never wish to be without it. For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. /.
I. o. o. F.

Meets every TUESDAY evening at
$780, in Odd Fellows Hall, Fort street
Visiting brothers cordially invited to
attend.
r. A WOODWARD. n. G.
L. l. LA PIERRE. Secretary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03

Diamond experts the world over are
interested in the recent find In
TransvaaI mine. of a diamond of 1882
carats When it is remembered that
the Koh-i-noor uncut, weighed but 100
carats. the importance of the recently
discovered gem, an arc light among
diamonds, Will be understood. Only
one other gem so large as the new
South African one has ever been found
but that was black and had to be used
for drills. The new find is the monarch
of all self-illuminated stones.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
CoMMITTEE AND, LEGISLATURE.

Political grafters never have any
trouble about getting help from the Re
publican Territorial Central Committee;
and those of the job-chasing fraternity
who are eager for county bill have
summoned it into the field as a forlorn
hope. The committee comes readily
enough. for nobody knows better than
that outfit how good use could be
made of county patronage in future
primaries where solid support viii be
sought for the nomination to Congre
of the committees chairman.
The program of committee work. as
revealed in an evening paper friendly
TO the game. is to take charge of the
Legislature and discipline it until it
knuckIes under and obeys orders The
fact that the committee tried 10 put a
bit in the mouth of the Governor TO
guide him right in the matter of APP
pointrnents" and got badly thrown for
its pains. does not seem to have taught
it wisdom. 1t is refreshing to see the
air of confidence with which the COM
mittee approaches the Legislature with
its brass-mounted halter. Anybody
would think that the Legislature had
been turned loose by the Republican
Territorial Central committee to occupy
the 1atter's pasture until wanted.
Assuming that the Legislature as a !
coordinate branch of the Hawaiian
Government and not a subordinate bu- !
reau of the Republican committee, will |
preserve it's independence this paper |
invites it to consider, in connection with
a county act, what is best for Hawaii
and the Republican party. Would either
benefit by the increase of taxes which
county administration would assurediy
make? Would not such an increase de-
prive the Republican party of the sup
port and confidence of taxpayers? Is
it not likely, if we pile up governments
here, one on top of the other, that pub
lie discomfort will finally force the is
lands into the proposed Colonial sys-
tenn where there would be no counties?
Is it sensible when Hawaii is seeking
settlers, to repel them by adding to the
costs of government? And when sober
second thought shows that the fulfil
ment of a hasty platform pledge would
hurt every legitimate interest in the
and particularly hurt the party
responsible for both the pledge and its
is there any logic in stand
ing for the dangerous measure? If a
man agrees to run course which he
finds will carry him over a precipice. is
he not justified in retracing his steps?
Would anybody blame him for it?
Finally. fair amount of self-govern-
ment may be had by making certain
local officers elective and apportioning
the taxes between the islands accord
ing to the sum Of taxable property there
"a plan outlined by the Governor some
months ago. and worked into more
concrete form by Senator Achi. This
wouldn't cost much and it would answer
the charge of Capitalization.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03

The Legislature does well to start an
investigation of militia finances to see
how much money has been spent for
booze What popularity the militia
enjoys is largely due TO its beer-and-
sandwich hospitality to itself and AL
others in authority" Under the militia
administration the bungalow was never
dry and the stories told of it carry the
mind back to Palm brand days of Kala-
kaua Rex.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
ANALYSIS OF BfCARBONATE
STILL COMA ON.
CONTINUED from page -


lamong the effects of Mrs. stanford and
has been taken possession Of by ]. F.
HackfeId who is representing the
family. Judge Stanley. the attorney
for the family, had it in charge until
| yesterday when he turned it over TO
Mr.. Hackfeld. Mrs. Stanford wore
much jeweIry and it is said that she
has been shopping with as much as
$2O0 600 worth on her person
STANFORD ALUMNI.
Representative Carl S. Smith receiv-
ed a ..4blegram from Or. Iav.d Starr
Jordan yesterday thanking him for the
offer of the Stanford alumni here to
render any assistance needed. DR.
Jordan asked the alumni to take any
steps they deemed wise. The alumni
will meet at some time this week and
take some formal action. 1t is not
probable that any elaborate ceremonies
will be held here. A call has been sent
out for all Native Sons and other Cali
fornians TO meet at the Young Hotel
Monday night to take whatever steps
may seem advisa BILE.
MAY HAVE TRIAL HERE.
Should criminal proceedings ever be
brought in the Stanford case, the case
will have to be heard in Honolulu. \
prominent member of the bar said
yesterday that the Stanford case,
should there be evidence of crime in
the matter, was like the BoJkin case.
In this celebrated matter the poisoned
candy was sent from Delaware. the
victim eating thereof and dying in
California.
The case is on the same lines as il |
a man standing in Nevada shot a man |
who was standing in California. The |
deed was really done in California. and |
the person firing the shot would be |
ried in California
Joe Rosenstein, the sculptor, made
leath-mask Of Mrs Stanford late yes
terday afternoon. 1t is understood
hat this was in accordance with ca
oled instructions.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03

The lack OF cavalry merit in the Jap
anese army. about which much has
been said, is due to the fact that horses
have always been few in the Mikado's
empire. There is no good forage for
them there and the pressure of popula-
ton or the means of subsistence is such
that pastures cannot be spared for the
production Of imported grasses. Jap
anese have. for ages, been pedestrians
and seamen. Coolies travel a thousand
miles on foot in search of work. On
horseback one of them is as little at
home as sheepherder on the deck of
ship. However. cavalry is of little
use against machine guns, as the expe-
rience of the Incompatible Russian cav
airy has proved in this war. The Jap
ianese can get along without it.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
THE MAILS.

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
Yokohama-Per China. March Q.
Colonies-Per Aorangi, March S.
San Francisco-Per Coptic. March 4.
Victoria-Per Moana, Mar. IL.
Mails will depart as follows:
San Francisco-Per China. March 9.
Victoria-Per Aorangi. Mar. 8.
Colonies-Per Moana, March Il.
Yokohama-Per Coptic. March 1.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-03
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Camp No. 1, U. S. w. v.
Department Hawaii.

Meets every first and third WE'D
NESDAY at Waverley Hail.
PAUL SMITH, Commander.
r. H. LONG, Adjutant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-04
TO SUPPRESS LIBERAL PAPERS.
Russian Government Means to Sub
sidize Friendly Journals.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 3.-M. Bouligin,
minister OF the interior, has decided
10 suppress all liberal newspapers. He
has induced the ear to give 900 900
rublcs tS51J,000> for the purpose OF sub
sidizing friendly organs.
Trepnff is turning out to be more
lenicnt than was at first supposed. He
has "cDi:lccd many persons who had
been suspended in political offices. The
strike cases have been removed from
the civil to the military courts.
Admiral EiriiH has announced to
the sailors Of the Black sea fleet that
hencefOrth capital punishment viii
instantly follow amy breach of dis
cipline.
Two officials are being dispatched to
each district 10 spread among the mu-
zhiks the story that the emstvoists
are In the bay Of Japan and that the
car viii soon give the people all the
land they want. but they must not fol-
low The lead of the ztnstVos.
Navy and army orders given to
France are to be cancelled and trans
fCIrtd to Germany. The KaiSers
influence with the car is beginning
to hc felt both outside and inside
the country.