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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-08
AMERICA TO ENGLAND.
READ AT THE LOTUS CLUB DIN
NER TO WHITELAW REID.
BY MINOT J. SAVAGE.

The youngest of the nations,
Grown stalwart in the West,
. Yearns back to where each morning
CLOVIS Ger the oceans crest,
And cries: 20 Mother Country,
Ours is your ancient pride.
And, whate'er may befall you,
Our place is at your side"
Ours are the old traditions
Of Saxon and of Kelt;'
We visit rare Westminster
And kneel where you have knelt
Your restful country places,
Hills, lakes, and London town
Their memories we inherit
And share in their renown.
Your mighty men Of science
Who've made the world anew,
Transforming earth and heaven,
Wrought not alone for you.
From Newton up to Darwin
Each, from his truth-built throne
Mods greeting to our homage
We claim them for our own.
You fought the fight for freedom
And taught mankind the creed;
Long ere our "Declaration''
There was Runnymede.
We won at Appomattox,
But you had won before;
Our Bunker Hill and Yorktown
Look back to Marston Moor
Our Washington and Lincoln
Were of your sturdy stock
Cut out of Millions quarry,
One piece with Cromwell's rock.
Our pilgrims learned the lesson
That English means the free,
And through the wintry weather
They brought it over the sea.
Here in the West grown mighty,
Tho we alone might win,
We look back TO the Home Land
And feel the thrill of kin.
Then let us stand together
Till over all the earth
Our manhood and our freedom
In every land have birth.
One vision let us cherish
That as the years increase,
We two may teach the nations
To love and welcome peace.
But should the war-cloud gather
Ger Neva or the Rhine,
And should the threatening nayfes
Wheel into silent line
Then, when the peaceful heavens
Are darkened in eclipse,
May our two lightnings mingle
One thunder from our ships.
We need but stand together
To hold the world in fee,
And to the noblest issues
Control the age to be-
Then let this glorious vision
Along our pathway CLEAN
AS UP the future leads US
The Seer's, the Poets dream,
One race and one tradition,
English, American,
And one high Inspiration
The destiny Of man!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-08

s~s~s~ssSs-s-s. e-s. &C. e.~s . -
Royal yellow is to be the prevailing
tone of the decorations at the state
luncheon to be given at the Royal Ha-
waiian Hotel in honor Of Secretary Of
War Taft, Miss Alice Roosevelt and the
members of the Taft party. This was
decided upon yesterday at a meeting
Of the fifteen ladies' comprising the en-
tertainment committee appointed re-
Gently by Mrs. George R. Carter. The
luncheon is to be spread on the Eva
used there in great profusion, and the
reception parlors will be done in bios
by the Iaia vine to furnish the green.
Mrs. E. D. Tenney, Mrs. Charles B.
Cooper and Mrs. F. w. Macfarlane
were appointed a special subcommittee
to meet soon to make suggestions as
to the working out of the color scheme.
They will also endeavor to secure the
palms and ferns necessary for the man
agement to decorate the hotel in a
proper manner, to give it the effect of a
tropical garden. The luncheon for the
Secretary of War and the male men,
bers Of the party may be served at one
large table in the long lanai, and that
for the ladies in the outer dancing
lanai. The ladies Of the receiving COM
mite are to wear white frocks.
xxx
Mrs. Helen Noonan and Mrs. Hast
churia.
Mrs. W. Nj. Gifard and Miss Jen-
ME Giffard. accompanied by Mrs.
Percy Benson. have recently been en-
joying life in Paris.
xsx.x
delightful dinner in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Suhr at the Moana Hotel on We'd
nesday evening Both private dining
rooms We're used, the Moana Quintet
Club playing throughout the dinner.
The table and room decorations We're
very attractive After the dinner the
large dining hall was partially cleared
and the guests enjoyed dancing until a
late hour. Other guests We're Mr. and
Mrs. c. Du Roi Mr.. and Mrs. F. W.
Klebahn, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Klamp, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Pfotenhauer, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Focke, DR.. and Mrs. Walter
Hoffman, Mr.. H. Schultze, Mrs. F. Mac
farlane, Miss Margaret Walker, Miss
a. Walker, Mr.. Max Lorenz.
y%xx.&
The U. S. s. Iroquois made a special
trip to Pearl Harbor on July 4, Captain
Lyon, commaudant of the Naval Sta
ton, and Mrs Lyon entertaining sew
eral of their friends at a picnic lunch
con served while the vessel lay in the
docks. Captain Niblack was on the
bridge during the trip. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder,
Mrs. Niblack, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Hays,
Mrs. F. H. Humphris, F. H. Hum
phris, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Irwin,
Acting Governor Atkinson, DR.. and
Mrs. Rossiter, Col. W. P. Hepburn,
Mrs. Chamberlain, Commander Lucien
Young. U. S. N, DR.. Yost, U. S. A, Mr..
and Mrs. Halves, Jr., Col. A. C. Halves.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-08

Between Friends. - Singleton-Say.
old man, want you to do me a favor.
Wedderly--What is it?
Singleton-You are married.
Wedderly-Sure
Singleton-Been married three times,
understand
Wedderly-That's the way it shows
up on the records.
Singleton-Well, I'm thinking seri-
ously of taking unto myself wife and
1 want you to dissuade me from my
purpose.-Chicago News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-08
EJECTMENT TRIAL
ENDS IN NOASU|T

The long jury trial Of the ejectment
suit of w. r. Kaleiokekoi against
Waikiki Plantation Co. ended yester-
day by Judge Lindsay's granting of
defendants motion for a nonsuit. This
was on the ground that the PLAINTIFF
was not near enough relation to
Charles Kanaina to inherit from him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-07-08
J. A NUNES

nave opened a horse shoefng shop
on queen street, next to Hawaiian
Carriage Shop.
SPECIALIZATION neatly done and
satisfaction guaranteed.
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NO FROST VET
 ON COOK INLET
Waters Absolutely free From Ice and Railroad Graders Work
 in Soft Ground.

No frost yet at the head of Turn again Arm," is the report brought down this week by W, B. Poland,
 general manager and chief engineer of the Alaska Central. When he left there was not a film of ice on the waters of Cook Inlet.
 On the comparatively level stretch between miles 5G and GG of the line
 grader, are working in soft ground. Although the nights are chilly the thermometer has rarely touched the frost line and has not yet been low
 enough to freeze the ground. Because of Uni, the graders have been kept consistently at dirt work. There is .plcnty of rock work but it is being
 saved up for the cold weather. ! This side of the tunnels work k pro-
 gres~ing well. The end of the track ] is now on mile 4, and with the com plction of several rock Instructions will he laid almost to the first tunnel,
 on mile l9. It is expected that this will be done by the middle of next
 month
 The tunnel camp is established on
 mile 49. The storchousc and bunk house are built and everything k in
 readiness for the winters session. A
 good roadway was finished some time
 ago. Men are engaged now in clear ] ing away rock adjacent to both portal,
 of the tunnel preparatory Co boring. which will begin in a few weeks. Tx
 crpt a few stretches of rock within a mile of the tunnel the road will Toe complete before the end of the year. { X majority of the men employed all 1 winter will he on the ten miles thi, side of Turnagain Arm, the head of
 which is at the end of mile 65.
 Mr. Poland was accompanied on hi, ! trip to the Inlet by G. l.. Francis, treasurer of the railroad company, and Bert Holland of the engineering corps. ! They went on the north side of the
 north side of the Arm to a point as far as Sunrise and crossed over to that | place.
 ! Men who came in yesterday from the 1 Inlet report that it had been raining there little for a day or two before. l This is the first rain for several weeks along Tumagain Arm. The weather | had been not only dry, but warm.
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HEARST CHARGES
 MIGHTY FRAUDS
By Cable to the Daily Gateway


 New York, Nov. Mcclellan was elected mayor on cine face of the re- turn, by the smallest margin ever rfvcn to a successful candidate in this city. The official figure, are not yet complete.
 William R. Hears, late yesterday secured am order from Justice Gayuor of the supreme court Co compel the police Go surrender all ballot boxes for the purpose of 30 recount. The ballot boxes are in the custody of the police, Go be turned in to the city comptroller with their contents.
 Hearst charges fraud against Loco election inspectors of the city. He ahirms that ha has proof that 5o,OOO voters who intended to vote for him went to the polls and found that ballots had been cast i1 their names by other men, undoubtedly Tammany repeaters.
 William M. Wins, the defeated Re publican nominee, will assist Hearst in the legal fight. He makes similar charges of fraud against the Tammany officials.
 New York, Nov. 10 Mayor Mcclellan today retained Judge Alton B. Parker as his chief counsel in the mayoralty contest. Seven stolen ballot boxes are still missing, al from heavy Hearst precincts. One ballot box was found in an alley last night and was taken to District Attorney Jeroue's office.
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WELL RECEIVE
 IMPORTS HERE

Seward now has a deputy inspector of customs in the person of w.. NJ. Sauers, of the Seward Commercial Company. Mr.. SauerS was sworn in Thursday by Deputy Inspector Edward l.. Spiers of Valdez, to whom he will report NIr. Spiers came over on the Portland and returned on the same steamer.
 Hereafter imports can be landed at Seward and Mir. Sauers will collect the duty. This is the first step toward making Seward a sub-port, from which vessels can clear. It has already been promised that Seward shall be a sub- port next year some time.
 Some people might think that the promise could be quickly fulfilled in- asmuch as it requires only an order from the secretary of the treasury, but persons who entertain such a strange hallucination do not know how many miles of red tape span the distance be- tween a promise and a fulfllment through one of the national depart ments. Several dozen minor officials have to earn their salaries by making reports and recommendations before the labyrinth of red tape which binds Savord tO Valdez can be untanpied. It would he contrary to all admins trative rules to cut the tape as Alex ander did the Gordian knot.
 Consequently for some months longer steamers loaded with men and freightf, r Seward will have to go into Valdez to get permission to come here.
 The annual howl of a car shortage is
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GeatilcS Wallol MormOnS

Salt Lake City, Nov. N- The Ameri- can putylicke, carried this cityyestcr- day over the ticket which received the support of the Normons. This is the new party which was organized when Apostle omoot wa, elected |. <. Sen ator. It, leaders have been working for his expulsion from the senate and have carried the fight into local politics. Last year the Republicans carried the city and county by a majority over all other parties combined. The Ameri, cans then had ticket in the field.
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Russian Sailors Start Mutiny

St. Petersburg, Nov lO-RumorS of a mutiny among the sailors of the Cron- stadt fleet were confirmed today. Official reports state that 5000 sailors overpowered their officers and that one regiment of soldiers joined them from on shore. In great haste 1000 CoSsack~ with machine guns were rushed to the scene to put down the insurrection, and after fight all but POO of the muti- neerS surrendered.
 At l o'clock this morning another regiment was dispatched there and q battle is expected. In the previous conflict 200 men were killed. The authorities claim that the backbone of the insurrection is broken but antici- pate another fight. The insurrection- ists who are still out footed liquor stores last night and are exceedingly drunk today.
 Witte today agreed to the demand for universal suffrage.
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ELECTION RESULTS SHOW
 GREAT REVERSALS
Ohio and Pennsylvania go Democratic While Republicans Win BaC Chca1o- Mcclellan Beats Hearst by 5000 and Latter Charges fraud SChmitI Carries San Francisco
 tor the Third Time.

The Democrats made mo nomination, and the siIll-Stocking element yotcdtor the Republican nominee. On the other hand Syhmttz had the backing of Abe Rucr, the Republican machine leader, and was supported by.,he laborclemcnt O.. both parties.
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Chicago Goes Republican

Chicago, Nov. S-The Republicans swept the city and county in yestrr- days election. Every man ou the Re- publican ticket wa, elected except one. There~ult iS ascribed largely Co dis satisfaction with the present Dcmocra- tie city administrations which was elected last spring on platform pro- missing immediate municipal ownership ot public utilities. but has taken no ----.- l- ---.nnlnLisL lhn rn-mLI.
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BaItimorc Nov. S The constitu- ljouaI amendment di-franchisiug a large percentage of theuegro voters of Maryland, wa, badly defeated at the poll, yesterday. The amendment was .u pet measure of Senator Germans.
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Republicans Carry Mas sachasctrs

Boston, Nov. < Cw,i, Guild Jr. Republican nominee for governor of Massachusetts, was elected yesterday hy a large majority over Bartlett, Democrat The legislature Is largely E.mML-.um.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

The newest stampede in the interior is to the Novakakit. It is river heading up toward the Kuskokwim and flowing into the Yukon eighty-fve miles below the Panama.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

Among the Portland's freight was six big bobsleds, consigned to D. C.. Browuell The sleds were a special order for Contractor Harty, who has a contract near the tunnels.
Seward gateway., 1905-11-11

\ letter was received recently from Gov. Brady by F. G. Hale of the local school board, stating that under the ruling of the comptroller Seward, as an
 nincorporatedtown, would be entitled Co only one teacher and a five months school at government expense. An att tempt has been made 10 induce the comptroller to change his ruling but whether the decision announced in the telegraph news today is due to such reversal is only gueSSwork.
 Last winter Seward paid more than 5000 to the governmental license and received $500 for the support of it's schools.
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littIe RhOdy Stands Pat

Providence, Nov. $ Rhode Island re-olrc,s Governor Utter and increases the Republican majority in the legis-
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ADDS TO SCHOOL FUND
Comptroller Allows More Money and
 Teachers for Alaska.
By Gable to the Daily Gateway

Washington, D. C., Nov. 1.-The compuollerof the currency has decided to allow more teachers and a larger fund for the support of Alaska schools than last year. This decision is based on the returns of estimated proSDectiye attendance from the different dis tricts.
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Cox Says lie Has though

Cincinnati, Nov. $ George B. Cox, known as B.~~" Cox. lar ,veuy-.iye guu, dictator in Republican politics lu this city, and am influential leader in the state, announced today that he win retire from active participation in politics, after twenty-five years 8, o ------..- ---...-.
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SlLnILL MIns In Sal Trln.LsCO

San Francisco, Nov. < Edward F.. S,am.rl, thr Union Labor mayor of San Francisco, was elected ior the third time yesterday in the face of the united opposition of both o.d parties.
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TrcpOff Resigns as Governor

St. Petersburg, Nov. 9-As a con ces,ion to the rising democratic senti- ment Gen. TrepoT, the much hated governor of the capital, resigned today. He was at once appointed commander of the imperial police.
 The League of Leagues, which lead, the reform party of the empire, has adopted resolution demanding com plete political amnesty, and calling for the immediate revocation of all edicl- of punishment which hold poIitica, prisoners in Siberia and elsewhere. either in or out of prison.
 The Society of Engineers today pre- sented to Count Witte a demand for the removal from office of all officials responsible for the recent bloodshed in the interior of the empire. especially in the Caucasus.
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Will Wait and Watch

Washington, D. C., Nov. : Pres dent Roosevelt has decided that thn American government can make ru representations to Russia regarding the ant. Jewish atrocities in that country. He so informed Oscar Srau-- ,nis morning. Mir. alrduss was io.- merly minister to Russia and headed a deputation to the White House yc,tor- day to ask that the United States make official protest against the prosecutions of Russian Jews.
 The President said the situation Wal horrible but he could not interfere auo he hoped the Russian governmrn, would soon find a way to restrain the mobs.
 Washington, D, C., Nov. lo-Secro- tary Root today addressed a letter To Simon Wolf, returning presents Scntto the President, and in the letter took occasion to state that the present timr is inopportune for the United State- to make a protest against the persecution of Jews in Russia. The secretary saiu the administration would watch for time when a protest would be proper
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gN M. lo LIe D-LIy O.L.N.y

Hh NahIa NN N..N ""''N N''sN''.f
 Sew York. Nov. > George B. Me- Ucum was rc-cru,,.dmasor Greater Sew York by plurality Q. >u11 over Congressman William E. Hearst can- J.da,e of .ho Municipal Ownership party w.. M. Nu,. thr Republican nominee. ran thtru 30, many Ropub.- can, voted for Mcclellan in order to beat Hearst.
 Hearst charges Tawmauy with wholesale fraud, uuu ,ay, wi., cou- test rho election in gae interest O. homes, muu.c.pa. ,au,ro. ue claims that he wa, in reality elected Toy 30 large plurality nt rha.n.wa, counted out. Ue alleges a.,. registration, wholesale rppoa.u- and a crooked count.
 The a,o,, figure, indicate chat Jerome !, reelected district attorney uya small plurality. a,hoaga i, may take ,nu official count Co determine the result.
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Socialists Cell off Parade

St. Petersburg, Nov. G-Fear of wholesale slaughter by the military authorities induced the Socialist Demo- crats today to call off the monster parade and demonstration which they had arranged to make at the funerals of the victims of recent riots. They claim they had information that the government intended to signalize the occasion by the greatest massacre in history.
 The funerals are being held privately and thousands keep watch for interier- ence by the police. No demonstra- tions of any kind mark the interments.
 The revolutionists say they now eX- pect a period of quiet, but announce that they intend to renew the fight for enlarged liberty whenever the govern mcnt shows that it does not intend to grant popular demands. The revolu- tionary leaders predict open battle with the troops whenever the conflict is re-opened. They are still busily organizing and arming in every city of the empire.
 All over Russia prison doors opened at o'clock this morning for the release of political prisoners under the terms of the recent amnesty. Crowds ofnear relatives were waiting around every pri son to greet their loved ones when they came out, and the scenes every where were pathetic in the extreme when hundreds of families were re- united.
 Horrible Torture of Jews
 Odessa, Nov. 6-Horrible atrocities mark the riots in the Jewish quarter of the city, which continue almost without restraint. Tongues of living victims have been torn out by the roots and nails driven into the heads of both men and women. Living persons of both sexes have been placed in spiked barrels and rolled about until they died of the torture.
 It is impossible to form an estimate
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AsSaiIed Funeral Procession

Moscow, Nov. While funeral procession was returning from a ceme- tcry yesterday in perfectly orderly manner, 600 maraudcr, who were hid- ing behind the walls of the grounds of a university, opened fire upon the marching column, shooting many down from behind. The people in the pro- cession tried to break through the uni yersity gates in an effort to find aPlace of safety, but the gates were discov- cred to be locked and barred, Twelve of the funeral marchers were killed and at least loo wounded.
 Many soldiers have joined the revo- lutionary movement, which continues to grow, and the authorities appear unable to repress it in any way.
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The annual howl of car shortage is going up all over the country.
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Ohio UOcs Democratic

Cleveland. Eo,. ~ ,.... aomtcs .N defeated lor recollection by john M 'a-rt,oa. the Democratic nominee, by small majority, la rUl, city Tom L- Johnson Is reelected mayor over the Republican nominee.
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By Cable to the Daily Gateway

St. Petersburg, Nov. From semi official statement today it is learned that at least 10000 persons have per- i,hcd in the riots and mas,acres in fifty towns of Southern Russia within the last week, A plot for a wholesale massacre of Jews throughout the South. ern part of the empire was discovered in time to check it by rushing troops to the larger cities.
 As it was the plot was partly eXecu, ted and the slaughter was the greatest ever known in troubles of that kind Attacks upon the Jews are now con, fined to Theodosia and SaratotT.
 A revolutionary outbreak k reported from Kosterom, accompanied with great slaughter. The number of killed and wounded has not been learned, but it is said 10 be large.
 The government admits it's inability to restrain the disorders which are daily breaking out in all parts of the empire. The czar still cIings 10 hi. title, which was not given up in the manifesto of abdication, but he at tempts no control over official action The rcyolutionistS continue 10 gair strength all over the empire and it i impo,,ibIe to foresec the end.
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Reform Sweeps Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Nuv. The city rr- form movement ~w.n. Philadelphia hy majority of 7..u.I over ,.o N.nubu- can ticket. \ D.uusua. i, elected stat. treasurer ut Pennsylvania .or tho frs. time .u twenty-five years.
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Thousands Made Victims in Riots

St. Petersburg, Nov. T-ReportS from Odessa state that 5000 wounded victims of the riots there are in hospitals, and that the death roll has reached 2o)o. At least 5000 children have been Io" orphans.
 The wholesale pillage continues and the local authorities refuse 10 inter- fcrc. Accordingly the mobs worN their will, and the Jewish quarter I- the scene of constant violence, made worse by the torture of the victims.
 The capital k comparatively quio' and it k announced that the czar viii return immediately to his city palace.
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RIOT AND REVOLUTION
 RAMPANT IN RUSSIA
SIaagherS in Fifty Towns Find 10000 Victims Within Week Plot for Universal Massacre Of Jews Discovered After Partly Executed ReyOIuOniStS Gather Strength and GOyCrn
 ment Seems ImpOteHt-Mlnty at CrOHStadt.

of the number of deaths in these mass acres The anti-Jcwi,h rage seems to know no bounds, and the Jcw-ba.tcr- are more vindictivc than the rcyoIw- ionists who are coutcnding against the government. Cossack, have partic.- patcd actively in the slaughter and pillage of the Jews and their houses.
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No NeqrO Disiranchisement

,tops 10 accomplish the result.