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The Springfield herald., 1905-08-04

There are too many people in this
world who are in favor OF the good,
but opposed to its enforcement.
The Springfield herald., 1905-08-04

The Woods Oil Company reports mn
important strike of oil at Debeque AT
q depth of 67O feet.
The Springfield herald., 1905-08-04

1t may be true that radium will cure
snake bite, but that's all.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
THE HOUSE.

The quiet introduction by Fernando
of the liquor bill which is commonly
supposed to be the bill representing the
views of the trade, was the feature of
yesterdays session of the House of
Representatives 1t was read by title
for the first time and passed on to the
Printing Committee.
AS may be expected, the bill differs
from the Administrations bill in sew
eral salient details.
| LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.
| 1t provides for board of five license
! commissioners one of whom shall be
the High Sheriff and four others to be
appointed for two year terms by the
Governor. None shall be directly or
indirectly ngaged in the manufacture
or sale of liquors, nor directly or indi-
rectly connected with any temperance
propaganda or organization. Nor shall
they hold any other public office.
Applications for licenses shall be filed
with the Treasurer and passed on by
him to the Board of License Commits
sionerS.
The form of bonds and description of
premises is provided for.
Section provides that Spec al liquor
licenses, granted under the provision
of this Act, may be granted for term
not exceeding three days, and shall not
be issued until the applicant shall have
paid to the Treasurer the fee of the
license applied for"
This is intended TO cover such special
occasions as race meetings and the like.
CLASSIFICATION
The most important feature of the
bill concerns the classification of Ii
censes. It provides for five different
classes. thus:
I'D The wholesale liquor license
shall authorize the licensee to sell in
toxicating liquors in quantities not less
than five gallons; provided, that no
part of any such intoxicating liquors,
sold under such license, shall be drank.
or used. on the premises where it is
sold, or in any other house or premises
contiguous thereto, procured or rented
for that purpose by the party holding
such license. or by any other person or
persons whatsoe ever through his agency.
"(2) The retail liquor license shall
authorize the Hcensee to sell intoNicat-
ing liquors in quantities less than five
gallons; provided, that no part OF any
such intoxicating liquors sold unde-
such license shall be drank, or used, on
the premises where it is sold. or in any
other house or premises contiguous
thereto. procured or rented for that
purpose. by the party holding such l.
cense. or by any other person or per-
sons whatsoever through his age-cy
unless such llcensee is a'so the hol FER
of a saloon license for the same p en-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
LIQUOR DEALERS Bill. y
INTRODUCED IN MOUSE
The Measure Shows Many Points of Difference
From That Fathered by the Administration
and Presented Monday.

The Senate tried yesterday consider the Governors
appointments and they will be taken
open balance
ed the special committees having sections OF the
bill under consideration being ready
Dowett chairman perhaps the OF these
said yesterday that expected report ready
for submission today
In the House the liquor dealers bill introduced
that differs materially from the administration BILL
troduced bill
the License Commission OF members, of which
the High Sheriff shall be the head and of which the other four
be shall be appointed by the Governor for have
control he OF all licenses.
adopted report Health Committee refus
the sale of light and beer the
Mooka tabled the bill providing for the
of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
COSY COTTAGE
TO LET

s250o-Cottage of rooms and bath,
No. 1918 Piikoi street. just above King
street. going towards Young. Electric
lights. Vacant April l.
L First come first served.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
1865 Hotel Street.

! Honolulu district. The committee rec
| commended the passage of a bill max
ing the the minimum pay 81 day ex-
cept in Honolulu district where the
| minimum shall be 81. so a day
| On a vote to adopt the report a tie
resulted as follows:
| Ayes: Andrade, Aylett, Broad. Cox,
Harris, Holstein, Kalawaia, KaIeiopu,
I Lilikalani, Long, Mahelona, Nakuina,
Quinn. Shipman, Waterhouse-15.
Noes: Coelho. Copp, Fernandez,
Greenwich, Haia, Kalino. Kaniho, Lew
is, Mahikoa, Pail. Pulaa, Rice, Shell
don. Smith. Knudsen-15
The clerk was instructed to notify
the Senate that the House had dis
! agreed on the report of the Conference
Committee.
The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal Improvements.
For relocating Kawela road Molokai,
$4,000 CNakuina). Recommended.
For the extension of Vineyard street
from Liliha to Asylum road $40, 000
(Rroad). Recommended.
For road from Hawaii Mill to Wal
mea road. North KohaIa, $500. (Ka-
niho). Recommended.
For jailer's cottage at South Kohala,
s495 CPuIaa). Recommended.
For removal of the Court House and
jail at Hauula. Koolauloa to Laie.
Recommended tabled
KNUDSEN WAS FIRM.
There was a cat's-paw on the untrou-
bIed waters of the House when the seS-
sion resumed during afternoon. Ka-
lefopu moved to reconsider the tie vote
on the report of the Conference Com
rnittee regarding the bill to fix the
minimum wage of government 1abo- e~s.
Long. seconded the motion taking the
ground that the speaker had no right
to vote as the motion was for the
adoption of a report, not on the final
disposition of a bill.
Speaker Knudsens weather eye was
open and he ruled the motion out OF
order with q calmness which did him
credit. He may have done wrong but
to drop into the vernacular, "he do e
it good
FOR IMPROVEMENTS.
The Committee on Public Lands and
Internal Improvements continued its
report from the morning session the
following matters being treated:
For repairing roads from kawela to
Kukuiahapuu. Mogokai, $1,000 (Naku-
inaD Recommended.
For improving water works Of Wal
luku and KahuIui. $500, (Coeiho)-
Recommended.
For repairing roads. HonouH TO ka-
wela. Molokai 1850. CNakuina). Rec
commended
For right of way and road, lower
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
LEGISLATURE -TWENTY-NlNTH DAY.

Judiciary Committee. Like action was
taken with House bill SO, relating to
the Widows election of dover.
MATTERS OF ROUTINE.
House bin SO went to the Ways and
Means Committee on second reading,
as did House bill rs, the usury bill.
Senate bill So the pawnbrokers' Ii
cense bill, was read for the third time
there being no dissenting vote.
Senate bill 50, the livery stable keep
ers' lien bill, on second reading was
referred to the Revision Committee for
correction.
House bill S4 to authorize execution
to issue as soon as the judgment or
verdict. with the committees amend
ment to authorize an interval of ten
days. was read for the second time
and passed second reading as amend
ed. The bill will be read for the third
time today.
AT the afternoon session Senate bin
SO, the Bishop bill relating to the Ii
censing of emigrant agents, was read
by title and referred to the Ways and
Means Committee.
Senate bill 80, to prevent the wanton
destruction of food fishes. was read by
title and went to the Miscellaneous
Committee.
Senate bill 50, relating to internal
taxes. passed second reading and will
be read for the third time today
Senate bill so, appropriating money
for the Chinese Hospital, was tabled
on second reading, and that probably
kills it.
After this the Senate went into ex
ecutive session to consider the Gov
ernor's recess appointments, but ad-
journed without taking any action.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
NO LIQUOR FOR LEPERs.

NO LIQUOR FOR LEPERS.
! The Committee on Health reported
| adversely on the petition for a wine
| and beer license for the Molokai set
! tlement.
Careful inquiry regarding the wishes
of the inmates of the settlement has
, convinced your committee that there is
a strong opposition on the part of a
majority at the settlement to this pc,
tition,' ran the report. ''and we would
therefore recommend that it be tabled"
And tabled it was, for Fernandez
Waterhouse, Long and Greenwich sign
ed the recommendation though CoaIho
did not concur.
The Committee on Health reported
adversely on Bill lis relating to public
markets (Cox). The bill was tabled.
HAAS petition for the payment of
$500 for paiai delivered at the Leper
Settlement was referred back for ex-
PLANTATION.
The claim of $500 for the loss Of the
sloop ''Volante'' while transporting
Superintendent McVeigh gratuitousiy.
was reported on by the Health Conn
mttee. It was recommended that $3.50
be paid. the sIoop being worth only that
dillOuiil Inc itpcII " d. t%%IiSt
MORE RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions Were intro
duced:
For a new court house at Wailuku.
Maui. $4,000 (Coelho). Referred to the
representative from Maui amid loud
cheers.
For reimbursing W. z. Shaw for the
loss of a bay mare which fell through
Makaoelhua bridge. So. (Coejho)
Miss Alice r. Beard. manager of the
Kona Orphanage. petitione5 for an ap-
propriatfon of $2400 for the biennial pc
Rod. The matter was referred TO the
Finance Committee.
Lua hine Piliwale Cw) petitioned for
title to two acres Of land at Kulaimano.
HHo. The Public Lands Comm ttee
will deal with the mater.
The petition Of a number Of people
from KauIaupaDa and Kalawao for the
following details was ref rreI to the
Health Committee:
For poi press. $4,000.
For an assistant doctor.
For a home in Honolulu for no1-lep-
ro1is sons of leprous parents. 10000.
For q maternity home at Puah5, ka-
.Iaupapa, $40, 900.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

HICKS HAIR RESToRER AND
FRECKLE CURE. Not a Dye but a
Restorer: Not a Cream, but FREQ
KLE, TAN and PIMPLE CURE. If
not, money refunded by Miss Wynn,
Hair Dressing Parlors, Richards street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM.
FISHER, ABLES CO., LTD

This Is a condition Cor disease) to which doc
tors give many names, but which few OF them
really understand. 1t Is simply Weakness
sustain the system. No matter what may be
its causes (for they are almost numoerless)'
its symptoms are much the same; the more
prominent being sleeplessness, sense or pros
1ration or WEAKNESS, depression OF spirits ana
want Of energy for all the ordinary ana1rs OF
life. Now what alone is absolutely essentiai
Ia ali such cases Is INCREASED VITALITY
vigour-YITAL STRENGTH AND ENERGY to
throw OF these morbid feelings. and experience
proves that as nighS succeeds the day this may
be more certainly secured by q course or the
celebrated Hfe-reyiying tonic
ITERATION NO.
than By a1ly other known combination. so
surely as il Is taken in accordance with the
printed directions accompanying 1t, viii the
shattered health be restored, the EXPIRING
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRESH, ana
a existence impaired in place or what
bad SO lately seemed worn-outT- used up ana
rLsaeless This wonderful medicament Is pure
" vegetable and innocuous, Is agreeable TO the
taste-suitable for all constitutions and condf-
tons. in either sex; and IT Is difficult TO lm-
agine a case of disease or arrangement, whose
main features those Of debility, that Will
not be speedily and permanently benenteC oy
this never-fafling recuperatiye essence, wEicn Is
destined to cast into oblivion everything tnar
had preceded Ii for this widespread and numer-
class of human ailments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
THERAPION

chasers should see that the word ''Therapion''
appears on British Government Stamp Tin
Is sold by the principal Chemists throughout the
Unrid Price in England, 20 and 4/6. Pnr-
white letters On q red ground) affixed to every
package by Vfder Of His Majesty's Hon. Com
missinnars, and without which 1t Is a forgery
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

Puma Road to Kinau wharf road, South
Hilo. $4,000 and for arch culvert, Mo-
kuhonua gulch, South Hilo, $4,000 Q4ew-
isl Recommended.
For completion of the Pelekunu road,
Molokai, $500. (Nakuina.) Recon-
mended.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

IL: ,ss :: 's sss: f. as' liz s':
shah not E Eued except in co-junc-
ton VITA hler "a wholesale liquor or
saloon liz - license
go THF loon liquor license shan
authorize ~ -iicensee to sell intoxi-
eating prs in any quantity up TO
ana incl pa one gallon.
20 III hotel liquor license shall
authorize the Hcensee to sell intoxi-
eating g. by the glass or bottle
provided bat no Iart Ct sen 1T XII
eating liquor shall be sold for cen.
sumption Oft the premises describu7. =
such license. l.
90 The special liquor Iicens
authorize the Ii ensee to sell lnto1s
ing liquors by the glass or bott
race tracks. race meets. and othe1 &
ces of public enterta nment: prog
however that no such license sid s
granted unless the application =
first be approved by the perso 81
sons, society or organization ID
charge of such race tracks. race
or other places of public entea
ment.''
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
Iron Merger Assured.

Chattanooga Tenn specal-~Thss
Southern iron merger. which has been
FOR several months in its formatlve
perios. .s now practicable certainty.-
was the statement given out by r. c.
Bush. president of the Alabama Con-
soiiiated Coal and Iron Company Mr..
Bush is in CHATTANOOGA working
among local capitalists ami Iron men
in the interests 90 Che merger rhfs
plan to consolidate certain rnilroud and
mining interests lu Tennessee ana Ala
hama has been on foot Cor several
months. no VIII unite the following
companies. Tennessee Coal aud Iron
Company the Siuss-Shenield Iron and
Foundry Company the Alabama Con-
sohdated Coal and Iron Company. AID
the Alabama properties co the Republic
Iron and Steel Company Mr. Bush has
taken an Important part in the organ
iEatlon 90 the combined company EIa
states that the whole matter Isl now in
fhe hands 81 the bankers. and that
much encouragement had been secured
and that the merger would not De Tn
the least deferred because of lack 81
capital as has been reported According
to Mr. Bush. che new company viii -
capital zed az $50 goo Goo
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
RsnswaI Of FlahtIna So.

Gunshu Pass By Cable-A rerewar
or hghting Is expected shortly The con
ceutratiOn OF the Russian army IS COM
plete with its advance lines south OF
the station % Sipinghai "a miles north
o. Tie Pass. The japanese are screen
airy and 70 Is difficult 20 locate the
bulk Of their army A heavy move
ment seems 90 be in progress GA Shs
Russian TANKS. The railroad station az
Chaututu. 90 20 So miles above TIE Pass.
is occupied by the japanese artillery.
but So Tar as ascertaina6le 60 does not
cover a large body o. troops.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Benton Il. Special some afsy
miners were entomhed Monday ln 10
seph Letters mine az Zeisier by ter
rise explosion % gar Thus Tar IS
bodies nave been found and more than
Cd are said 90 h., dead. The explosion
DC Isl said. vas due 90 the fact that the
letter mines are not worked on sun
day. thus allowing gas to accumulat.
10 the lower workings.
When between IS and 40 miners
had descended into the mine 60 rcsume
work terrific explosion blew the
mogth 90 che mine hlgh into the air
one &C the steel cages was blown Co ths
surface from the bottom Of a 500-fooe
shaft The shock % the explosion vas
felt at Benton. - miles northeast q
Zeigier. teamster driving along a
road half a mile from the mine. vas
covered With falling Cinders aud debris
covered Che loor 90 his waEun half an
inch deep. one miner was KILLED and
four were severely Injured at me mouth
~ The shaft in which the explosion pr-
CURED The work 90 rescue vas begun
st once by miners who were arriving
when the explosion took place. But TIA
main an1ff was trmuIishe ap fnat res
cue work has to Boz carried ou through
the airshaft This has hindered the
work of reaching che entombei men to
ouch an extent that when darkness feil
only f~W bodies had been brought tn
che surface These bodies were found 80
feet from the bottom ~ che alrshaft
aud this for many hours vas as far
as the rescuers were able CD penc-
trate the shaft.
A committee of union miners from
DuQulon and other neigh boring min
ing towns headed hy District Presi-
dent Morris fastened CD Zeigier soon
after the explosion bad occurred and
offered their ald.
O.. r. Chndress. striking LeiEleE
miner. last October predicted In a
printed article that an explosion saz
likely Co occur on account OF what he
termed improper ventilation 90 ths
shafts
There was much excitement amoue
miners when the accident hecams
known. because there had been a striks
az long duration and many conflict
bad occurred 1rtween strikers and non
union miners. An an-day inVesti gatios
tends ga show that the catastrophe va
due to the accidental explosion ~ ac
cumulafed gas.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
Amrth,st PaiIiettes.

Lovely shades Of violet. a pinky
mauve-Mke sunset tint reelected in sea
foam. deep amethyst and lilac are
noted in the s0-cailed amethyst pail
,ettes'' which spangle drapery OF
duchesse lace and OF real Mechln
scarf lace This beautiful foamy
drapery is used Tor the decolieiage Of a
bodice aud FOR the last touch OF ciV-
Sance OF Paris hat intended for those
social functions OF prime importance
where millinery Is worn. Amethyst
paillettes look lovely so lavender
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Detroit Mich Special Election re-
Turns are frugmentarv huf the ludica-
uons are that Republican State ticket
IL carried by upwards of cd 600 maioV-
ty The Republican candidates are 10
seph B Moore of Ia Pere Tor Su-
preme Judge. nominated Arthur
Hll of Saginaw and w. a. sawyer
of Nlislaie for re gents of the Univer-
SHY of Michigan. ANA ". D. McEaDc
OF Calhoun county. for member oi the
State board az education
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Ef0n coats are among che smartes
of an models Tor che incoming sen son
and are shown in many variations
This one can he worm ROLLED open q
FORM rcvers up closed in double breast
rl style. and Includes the new siccvci
chat are ruu GO the COP and straight
40 the wrists. In the ease 81 che mode
thc material u.s. pearl gray chinof
hroadcloth. thc rcvers and cun, heint
of slk and thr Or mining fancy braid
hut all sultinES arr appropriate
The Elton i~ made with fronts ant
back a-d is fitted hy means of shoulder
nndcr-arm seams and single darts
The sleeves ere made With two piece,
earh. and arc finished with rolloyei
cuffs
The quantity or material reQu.rcd fo'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Pensacola. Fla. Special Rear Afl-
mirai Evans eommanser~in-chi0f OF
the combined feet. made his first GA
cial cali upon the commanders o. thu
various vessels Monday forenoon ansE
as ne left each vessel salute o. -
guns Was fred BY the ship visited. For
over an ho0F the 6eafeninx noise *
Afterwards the admiral received TIA
city c1cials on board bis aagshiR. tA&
Maine.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

A turtan sold for 81 had a crow- OF
gold lIce and q brim ~ black tule COW
cred with two ful tox-plca5ed ruches
OF emerald green velvet A cluster OF
exquisite white roses trimmed one side
OF the turbarS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

satin gown. II they arc used sparingly
and IN the right places. R0sestes Os
gold tissue. sinnp.y made. are liked as
coiEure adornmcnts Young girls and
matroas both show a preference f0<
these dainty pioces ~ millinery.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08


In IN my lock.
The jailer's daughter cnter'd with .
my second meal Her eyes were red F.
with weeping.
said l. Does yosr father Oeo; yont' +
Gle has. before now" she replied: .
"but not to-day"
Then why DO you wccpe"
"Not FOR that"
"For what thcn7'
"For you-oh. dear. dclr, now shah
I toll it, They are going toto
She sat down on the chair. and so0l'd
in her apron.
What is't thoy arc going 10 dot'
'To-to-h-hans you
'.The devil. Whcnr'
"Tut- mo-horninc."
went suddenly very cold au over.
There was silence for o moment. aud
then ] heard the noise of some one
dropping a plank in ihe courtyard bee
low
What's that.'
"The gu---us
"Gall0ws."
She nodded.
"You are but wca- SILL sa2 I
mcnifatn-.
Ave. but there's Dozen troopers
on tho landing below
Then. my dear. Won must iccA mo
up l decided Slo9mAy, and zen e,
wListiins;
..Virre en- to,t c,s.
Ce.t ie grand -aa.as---
& workmau's hammer la tie court
below chlm'd in. beating on the tune,
and driving thc moral home i heard
a low sob behind me. The jailer =
daughter was going.
lend me your bodkin. my dear. fo1
memento.
She pulld 30 eut and gave 30 fo No..
Thank You. and now goodbye.
stop. here's Kiss 90 sake to my
dear mistress -A~t anan mans me-
Any dear.
The Sirl went cu- sopuiL-. ana
Toes tne door a1ier ner
I sat down Toy % while feeling dole
mi. Fog / found myself extremely
youn~ to hc hanged BUT soon the
whanc -N .l1n~. oi th' hammer o'lo"
rors me- Tome thought - ID
sen WHAT that rascal IS oo.ng. az amy
rate" and pulling the ME from my
pocket began to atiacS the window
bar with VIII had no need foI
silence. Of this Sreat height above the
ground and. besides. tlc hammetinz
continued Justify
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

The worst about the people who
make fools OF themselves Is that they
seem to enjoy Il 50 thoroughly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

Louis Quinze coats have become a
settled fashion. one of the latest de-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08
Then began my difficulty. y


times I pulled my hook across the
coil before II bitchcd. and then fun
three score 81 times tho rope slipped
away Oeforc had raised it . dozen
yards My elbow was raw. almost
with leaning CD the siil. aud 1 began
60 lose heart and head. when. TO my
delight. the Jodkin caught and held. I
IL had fastened on kink in the rope \
not far from the end. began 10 \
pull up hand over hand. trembling al /
the while like a leaf
At last I caught g. and. slipping back \
into ;he room. pulled IL after me yard /
/ after yard. My heart went loud and /
\ fast. There was nothing - fastcn u
7 10 but an iron staple Ia the door. that
meant losing the width % ny cell.
! some six feet.
This. however,. must tc tisScd. and
/ I made the end fast. lowered the other
out OF the window again. and. cl.nb-
/ Ing 60 a SITTING posture on the window
sin. thrust out my legs over the glir.
4 Tnaukfm was I that darkness had
I fallen before this ana hidden Che ciddy
! depths below me-. / grlpuvd tlc rope
ana pushed MYSELF inch ry inch
7 through The window. and ont over che
ledge. For moment I dangicd. with-
out courage TO move q hand. Then.
wrcathing my legs Ground the rope.
loosed my left hand aud caught wits
90 again some six inches lower. And
So down I went
Minute followed minute ond left ne
stnl descending six inches af time.
and looking neither above nor below.
bat always no the gray wall that
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-04-08

the medium size is three aui ue-haii
Yards twenty-oue. three yards twenty
seven. or One and -even.o shth yardi
forty four Inches Wide. with three