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THOUGHT IT WAS GRANT.
An Interesting IncIdent of she
ChsrIsstown Celebration of june
1T, 1869 Sot ON the BiIIs.

Thereisnochild in Charlestown who
cannot tell you that the battle which
has popuIarized the name of Bunker
ELL district" was fought on June Il,
ITS.
It was II years before any celeora-
ton took place, and even then the
event was most conspicuous in i~.e-
letion to the opening of the Char4es
river bridge, just now torn down. s@
The first monument was erected by
King Solomon lodge F. and a. NJ, in
honor of Gen, Warren. This was
Tuscan pillar Is feet high, standing on
9 pedestal eight feet in height
The first formal movement for an
association TO erect monument was
on May 10, 1923. in response 10 call
signed by Daniel Webster, W Tudor
and Theodore Lyman Jr- The mem
bership fee was five dollars, but this
nucleus was slowly augmented Sub
scriptions were slow and requests few,
saws the Boston Globe
A lottery was proposed. but Masss-
chnsetta sentiment forbade it. Patriot
TO them is due large amount Of credit
for success
Still, after various struggles, and the
danger ct stopping construction be-
fore the shaft had reached the desig-
mated height. the capstone was placed
in position on the morning of June II,
Is45. and the celebration of completion
took place with cannon's roar, trurn-
pet bIare and changing Of bells. and the
Grafton Of Daniel Webster, who had
performed similar duties at the laying
OF the corner stone by Lafayette IN
1925.
The regular celebrations of the bat
ties anniversary have never lost their
interest Parades. decorations, salutes,
music, bell ringing, banquets, speeches
and other features crowd the moments
for more than - hours
A chief feature in many years has
been the grotescue parade, in early
morning, of the antiques and hor-
ribles. the local hits vieing with car
features of prominent events of gen
eral character. and taxing for weeks
the genins and acumen of the com
raittee of arrangements
A unique incident in the celebration
of 1869 was entirely without previous
suggestion. The night before the 18th
two of the committee happened into
hotel IN Boston and ran across bust
ness man from New York. who bore 3
striking resemblance TO Cen L s
Grant. They told him Of the celebra-
ton. craved his assistance and he &C
cepted.
Next morning he was taken in the
most elegant barouche 10 be procured
n Boston. and with dignitaries Of the
Bunker Hill city in the same car
rage, he was driven over. A proper
military personal escort accompanied
him, and ne was dressed in full mill
tsry uniform, and constantly smoked
8 cigar, which was 81 least nine inches
long
AS he was escorted into the.line Of
motley antiques there was no need Of
Introduction. Seven-eighths Of the
people were completely deceived. and
as he rode along plaudits burst the at
mosphere, while he, conPlacent IS the
hero Of ApPomartox, quietly bowed
his acknowledgement with dotted
chspeeu and unruf7ed counte1ance.
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MIGHT LOSE OUR
LITTLE NAPOLEON

Editor Advertiser: In the Advertiser
OF the 18th inst. on page three. column
TWO. all ara made 10 agree that the
labor problem in the canal zone is a
very difficult one It is also suggest
I'd that there would be little opposi-
tion-Jo japanese labor. If 1t could on
L be proved. TO the satisfaction Of the
American Congress. that the white man
could not DO the work That is easy.
Just send the Oittle Napoleon Pink
ham over He can do Il But what
would Honolulu 90 without him? Il
would have no one for president of the
Board Of Health.
Yours truly
AN OUTSIDER
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sHERRFs NOTICE OF SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Execution, is
sued out Of the District Court of Ho-
nolulu. Island Of Oahu. by the Honor
able VIM. L. whitney. District Magis-
trate Of said District Court, on the srd
day Of April. A D. 1895. at the suit OF
H. HackfeId & Co. Ltd, plaintiffs. vs.
z. G. Carrera & Co, Ltd, defendants,
have at Honolulu, aforesaid. on the
3rd day OF April aforesaid, levied upon
and viii expose for sale and sell az
Public Auction. at the Police station.
''Kalakaua Hale" in said Honolulu, at
u O'Clock noon of Thursday, the 4tR
day Of May, A D. 1906. to the highest
bidder, all the right, title and interest,"
OF said E c. Carrera & Co, Ltd, in
and to the following property. unless
the sum of Two hundred and eighty
eight and 23-100 (s2Ss.2s) Dollars ana
that being the amount for which said
Execution was issued. together with
interest, costs, expenses ana ny fees
are previously paid
WINES.
sauterne. Is pt. bottles
zinfandel. S5 CT. bottles.
Port (Loneon Dock, 5 at. bottles
Reisling, s pt- bottles.
St. Julien. pt. bottles.
Marasquin. 1s pt. bottles
Hook Castle. ct bottles.
Claret. 35 a. bottles.
Port tsuperior) 2s ct bottles
Sherry, l ct. bottle.
White Wine. pt. bottles
Santa Maria. 4 at bottles
Burgundy. IS Of. bottles.
Hook Castle, 8 pt. bottles.
BITTERs.
Yarmouth, 9 ct bottles
Celery, il bottles.
Pepsin. bottles.
Boonekamp. l bottle.
Angostura Bark. 1s bottles.
Cocoa, ? bottles
Stomach. ! bottle.
MINERAL WATER
Bethesda . pt. bottles.
GINGER ALE.
Bethesda. 10 Ut. bottles.
Also glasses, 4 boxes cort1scr rs. z
hammers. l string and wrapper roller,
/ water filter, ladder. l roller-toD
desk. l revolving chair. cha -.
truck, stools, Remington type Ter.
l 2o-gai. key wine 1-2 full; l HerfiGlg-
Hau-Narvin safe and contents.
also lot OF taps. hoses. measures and
lanterns, together with q lot Of empty
barrels Qarge and smaID. der afns
large and srnalD. baskets. boxes and
bottles. etz-, etz.
Also corking machine and corkinE
outfit together with a lot Of stat50aerE.
WI HENRY
High Sheriff. Territory Of H vail
Dated Honolulu, Oahu, April q. ~
D. 1905.
zess-Aprl 4-14-24. May
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By AUTHORITY.
ONE ROOM SCHOoLHOUSE WITH
TEACHERS APARTMENTS
KAHAKULoA, MAUI

Proposals VIII be received al the Of
fee of the Superintendent of Public
Works, Honolulu. T. H. until u O'Clock
m of May Il, 1905. for constructing a
0ne-Room schooIhouse with Teachers
Apartments AT Kahakuloa, District of
Lahaina. Maui.
Plans and specifications are on file
with the Assistant Superintendent of
Public Works. and with H. Dickinson.
School Agent, Lahaina, Maui copies of
which viii be furnished intending bid
ders on receipt of s.. which sum viii
be returned after depositing bid and
returning plans and specifications
No proposal viii be entertained IN
less submitted on the blank forms fur
nished. enclosed in a sealed envelope.
addressed TO c. S. Holloway, superin-
tendent of Public Works. Honolulu. T.
H. endorsed Proposal for One-Room
Schoolhouse with Teachers Apart
ments, Kahakuloa. Lahaina, Maui. IS
and delivered previous TO y O'Clock m.
on the day specified
The Superintendent Of Public Works
reserves the right TO reject any or all
bids.
G s. HOLLOWAY.
Superintendent Of Public Works
Honolulu, T. H. April %, 1905 7os5
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Helping Hand in Time of Need |

The Relief and Burial Associa ton is
rapidly increasing We have had three
deaths in nine months. and each mem
Der received as death benefits 500 10
pay funeral and burial expenses, the
surviving relatives, a donation Of 10
cents from each member OF the asso-
citation as emergency benefits Mem
bership fee $50. Office. Honolulu In
dertaking Parlors, 1920 Fort Street,
Tel Main 179.
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NOTICE.

Don't drug yourself with poisons for
headache and tired feeling when
rleasant draught OF Our Celebrated
Brouao Pop" viii do the trick
Our Chocolate Creams Cal Lemon
ade, Root Beer, Orange Cider and All
Kinds OF aerated drinks are the best
IN the market
ARCTIC SODA WORKS
xS7 Miller St, Honolulu H t
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All the new Laws are being
published in the Commercial Rec
ord in handy shape for reference
prior TO their publication in book
form.
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without oonpensat.oa for unirns ravez
value Ct land
Appraised value % above land -
from $3.50 TO $1,000 Ter acre
Plans o. the lots and fun particulars
as 70 necessary qualifcatio rs e aGplE-
cants. E2ethod OF applying, etc, msT
be obtained al the Land Dep rameac.
judiciary Building, Honolulu.
JAS, X. PRATT.
commissloEer q Puh4e Ian a
Honolulu. 7. r., March %, 1897
March -. -: April !. s. Is. %. -
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HICKS HAZE RESToRER AND
FRECKIE CURE. Not Dye but
Rsseorer: Not a Cream, but q FREQ
hE, TAN and PDPE CURE. IF
not, money refunded by Miss Wynn,
Hair Dressing ParIo-s. Richards street
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing registered Treasury Warrants
viii De paid at the Treasury upon pre-
sentation.
Registered Numbers 1921 to 1859 n
elusive.
a J CAMPBELL
Treasurer. Territory OF Hawaii
Treasurer's OEce. Honolulu. April z.
1905. 70ss
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superintendent Of Public Works.
Honolulu, T. H. April -, 1905 7os5
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a J. CAMPBELL.

Numbers 42el to 4sss IL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
OFFICER AND SCOUT WOUNDED
Nine constabuary Killed in Action If
Samar.
(Ev Associated Press

(T:y Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON D. c.. Jan. lG-Lieu-
tenant General Ckaffee chief of staff.
today received cable message from
General Corbin. commanding the Phil
ippine division at Manila, saying that
he has received the following dispatch
from Brigalier General Carter com
handing the department OF the Eisay-
as. dated TachlobaE. January IA:
1-ientenant Avery, one Philippine
scout and Two native employees were
wounded in action at Dolores river
January 10. Private Austin. hospital
ccrns. was wounded and nine con
slabulary were killed in an action near
Maslog. sa:nar January sth. Lieut..
Avery and Private Austin arrived. here
today"
The officer referred to in the above
dispatch is First Lieutenant Morton
L. AEery, Of the Philippine scouts.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
SCHOONER HAYES TOTAL Loss
Crew ard COOKS Wife Were Rescued
by Life Savers.
(By Associated Press

NORFOLK. VA. jan 1G-Thc four
masted schooner Cordelia Z. Hayes.
Carlain Brown. from BAlainore TO
Charleston, with cargo Of guano,
which stranded on Diamond Shoals
Sur day, Will he :: total loss. Advices
from Cape Hatteras today OYER The
government coast wires say she is
full of water and is broken in two. The
crew. eleven men. and the cooks wife.
who were. rescued by the Hatteras and
Creed's Hill life savers, are being
cared for at the Hatteras station.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
PETITION FOR M.cuE.
One is in Circulation in the City Of
Norfolk.
(speciai 10 the Daily Press.)

NORFOLK, Vac Jan. &c W.
KiFpard :ad +. H. Lesrand. who
dent know and have never seen OK
Mayer Mc('nc. Of charlottesville, are
today circulating petitions here asking
Governor Montague to commute, Nc.
Cues death sentence to life imprisoE-
ment. Up to l'30 O'Clock they ha.,
145 names. The petition will be sent
on tomorrow. Conference.-The All
torney John G. liltnn anil others re-
fused to sign. Lawyers and others arr,
signing. Rinpard is q merchant and
l-egrand is a grain broker.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
TWO DROWNED WHILE SKATING.
Editors Son end Young Commission
Merchant the Victims

>. mcFC1dFI tne VICTIMS.
especial to he Daily Press.)
RICHMOND. VA. jar: lG-T"o
Young mer: Were drowned at Reservoir.
Lake tonight while skating
A t',ir. Was resuscitatcI with din-
Guilty and there are stron. suspicious
that the bodies Of orc or more are
under the ice Whether or not this
is a fact cannot be ascertaine;l posi-
lively until tomorrow morning.
The Victims.
The dead iaen, each "A years Of age.
are:
X ERNEST ]. BLAND. a Young com
m:.'sicn merchant of this city
BARTON THOMPSON. son Of
George B. Thompson. ecitcr Of the
Amherst Prog!e ss. published ct Am
herst courthouse. The latter he'd
served four years in tho United States
Marine Corps
II. J. Rainey, who was resc%ed ap-
narently dead, was resusciated.
Big Crowd on the Ice
The lake was crowded tonight with
skaters OF both sexes.
"A number OF young men were sEar-
ing in squads. AS one Of these reach
cd the centre Of The lake the ice part
ed and they disappeared
Ladders and Ioats were hastily push
ed or' on the ice and these above
named We're dawn forth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
WRECK IS IDENTIFIED.
Captain and Crew Of the Nassa {
Greece Rescued.
(l}y Nssnciated Press

PALM BEACH. FLA. Jan. l6.-The
Italian lark reported last night as
wrecked or the Florida coast is The
Massa F. Greco. CT Genoa. bound from.
'ensaccla to Puenos Ayres with car
go of 1sO.ooo feet of pine lumber. The
wreck occurred about six miles south
OF this place The bark is broken
amidships, her stern and how dipping
and he: main mast gone Captain Pie
tor Masante and the crew of fourteen
were all saved and are awaiting th.,
arrival of british Consul Sudlow, who
also represents Italy at Jacksonville.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
C0NQUERlNG ARMY MARCHEsI n
Erurken Soldiers Run Wild in Streets
After Surrender, Refusing to obey
Officers. Lecting Warehouses and
Destroying cuns-'nfantry Protest
Ell Fortress Was Given Away.
1 CN .AsSOCint:.l Press

II t.S\lNSt-AIt i-tts, OF HE l!!R!'
JAIANESE ARMY AT PORT AIR.
THUR Ian 1I-via 'ri"n rsin. Jan
lG-rhc victorious japanese army
Yesterday formally entered Port Az
.h,:. -
General NoEi Will, his staff entorcl
first thr.n"h Tile old town aud took !lis'
"tan'i i'll the public square OF the new
tcwn. The army was represented by
one regiment from each hligadc TAe
procession Which was five miles long
was three hours passing the SautinS
base after Which lie 1raops passed out
OF the city through the new town
Buildings Badly Wrecked
The correspondents then visited the
captured city for the first time. The
old TOWN buildings were badly smash
81 by shells. hut in the new town the
damage was slight All The shipping;
in the harfDr was badly damaged ny
shell fire. the warships being practi,
cal!E useless owing TO the injuries
they have sustained Ivy shells.
Proposals for the surrender of Port
Arthur Mas made December % at !,
fS'onn Gil Gf VA r.. e eperal 81 as
III favor II surrender, but some If his
general officers were bitterly opposed
to it The resimental officers and the
,roors were net consulted The first
news they had Of the surrender was
January 1. after General S,oessel had
commune ated with the japanese.
DiseracefuI Scenes.
Tie scenes following the. s,1rre,slc:.
were disgiacernl. Drunken soldiers
t.lled the streets ard refused9Sb obey
their officers. EIany Of them destroy:
cd tile. guns upon the positions they
had defended and CAME into the city
without permission. The infantry
Loudly protested that the fortress had
lcen given away. They threw their
illcs ;tTd ammunition into the harbor
and proceeded to break into ware.
hGl,s-, and loot and drink vodka until
insa helpless condition
Surrender Not Necessary
It WAS evident that tile surrender
was not necessary as there were 81 600
elective men III the fortress. The sup.
lily CT ammunition was short. but it
was net exhausted. Food was scarce,
Int private stores were not reqnisirion
cd :'S he military. There is 10 diff.
c',lty in getting good meals in the city
even now from the stores in private
possession. A portion Of the fortress
was cala,le OF defense for mouths
longer.
troops Wiling to Fight.
It was the opinion CT the nun-tom-
|'atants at Port Arthur that the sur.
render WAS unnecessary as the troops,
were willing and abls to fight tn the
Litter end. General Stoessel wis much
harlod fer what w;,s characterized as
dlsgracefnl conclusion Of a splendid.
defense
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
USED KNIVES, KNUcKs, STICKS
Mrs. Davis Acted as Surgeon, Binding
the Wounds Of Each Man AS He
Fell.-Rivairy For the Hand of a
Young Lady the Cause of the Out
freak Between the Factions.
DIV Associated Press (,

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. ia special
T. the Virgirianpilot from Elizabeth.
City. N. c.. SAYS:
Particulars Ieached this city today Of
4 blonly tight which occurred at Davis
Store, in Providence township. about
on: mile from Borea, and about seven
miles from this city Saturday night.
the Casus Relii.
The origin OF the trouble which was
between the Mcpherson aud Jennings
families. seems to have hcen caused
by the attention that was bestowed on
one Of the McPhersons ana one OF the
Jennings hcys BY young lady CT the
neiehtorhood. Some time ago It is
reported, John Fritchard who is a
member Of the Mcpherson group. CAV.
the young lady in the case q watch
She in turn either loaned or gave it to
Young Grover Jennings
The Combat Arranged
rritchard saw Jennings with the
watch and it, was decided that All
slcu!;l, meet enc night last week and
settle the matter The meeting was
postponed until Saturday night when
all met at Davis Store and the, melee
lesan. Just how it star ted none seem
10 bc.able to tell as it all happened. in
an instant but when the smoke lad
cleared away il was fcun.i that three
Ct the MclherScn boys were badly
CIT. Two OF them seriously; enc hav-
ing HIS throat cut and the other had
his car entirely severed Daniel Jen-
nings- father Of the Jennings, boys.
aged aMiut sixty wears, was badly cut
III the shoulder and two Of The .]en-
lllH=s boys were cut. one in the arm
and The other in the face
~ Mrs. Davis Binds the Wounds.
During the fight. which, lasted for
some line Mrs Davis; in front o.
whose house it occurred. acted as sur
s'pn. and would bind mp the wounds
cf each as they fell. Dir. MCMILLAN
was sent for BY The Jenninssss.aen. and
Or. SAWYER by the AIcPiersens. The
wounded arc all doing as we'll as could
i.eE expected under the circumstances
he number that We're engaged in the
fight is varicusly estimated at from
eight to ten. Int three McPhersors.
John Pritchard and two men f:nln
Camden whose names were not, Oh
tainable on the one side aud Daniel
Jennings his four. sons. Hiram Eason
and Claude Relf. seem to have made
np the eoml,atants on the other.
Ferocious Fighting.
Those who Witnessed the fight say
il was ferocious. There were knivos,
l'rass knncks and hickory sticks galore
ard they We're used extensively and
With telling effect
~ is reported that the two parties in
tie fesld will reorganize and have it
out again. NO arrests have as
Yet been made
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
TRIED 70 KILL A LAWYER.
Chicago Attorney Tells Of His Expert.
ence With the Woman.
tBy Associated F'ress.)

S''~-/ 4.
COLORADO SPRINGS. COL. jan.
i6-N'.rat Alasterson. denies the state
ment at,rihnted TO Mrs. Alice Wehl,.
aoW Mrs. Brodie !. Duke; OF New York.
to the effect that he shot her il tha
has! in 1890. Mr. Masterson, who Il
IN attorney Of this city, has made tbs
following signed statement:
Il first met Mrs. Webb. tl.en NIrs.
litpkinson. in the summer of 1896. at
The Washington Park race course in
Chicago. was legal counsel for Don
Luis Hnlers q large land ana mino
OVER Of Mexico. He had several
deals under way and Mrs. Hopkinson
introduced to me some capitalists in
New York
She Refused 70 Give Up Papers.
i waited until May, 1881. and then
fi:,ally asked her fer papers which hal
been turned over to Ter tn present TO
nor bankers. She was then living In
Hat Or 5!th street At first she dc
clined to give tip the papers. but after
sevcra! meetings she decided 10 do
So
Two Strange Men There.
When entered her rooms ( found
two men, strangers to me. there. At
Ter g few words I found that l was
sninc to have trouble to secure nos
session Of the papers. which / saw On
the mattel. | was unarmed. but final
~ drove her two friends from tha
rooms. When I entered her apart.
ment Mrs. Hopkinson held a pistol in
her hand and fred point blank al mo
the bullet whi7zing past my head ana
HGr"ing itself in the floor CT, the hall.
wrenched the pistol from her han,i
and t&rcW it irto the hall then too,1
possession CT the documents and !cft
the house. Both Mrs. ;Iopkiuson anu
myself were arrested and taken to
Jefferson Market police station. and
Eext morning we were beth taken in
to the police court. but the case was
dismissed and that vas the end Of IT..
= i . @
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
CRISIS coNFRoNTs FARMERS.
They Agree to Reduce Cotton Acreage
This Year
nv Associated Press

llSY Ass0 Gated Press.l
CHARLESTON. S. c.. Jan. 1G-A
special from Edscrfield. S c., saws a
large and representative meeting Of
The farmers Of that county was hell
there today to ocnsider.an! take action
concerning cotton conditions. A nrm-
bt'r OF speeches emphasizing the fact
that crisis confronted the farmers Of
the South tia, called fer concerted and
determined action were made. BY a
unanimous :;ote resolutions were pass
ca pledgins those present and urging
every farmer Of the country to do li:l.-
wise. 70 reduce this years cotton acre
ase ard the use of commercial ferti-
liZeI
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
Cold Weather in Florida.
BY Associated Press.

& JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Jan 10
NO serious loss to the fruit and vegc-
table crop has been reported from any
part OF Florida. The lowest tenlpera.
ture during the - hours ending this
morning swas 81 at Tampa ard 80 at
Jacksonville
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
Frost Bites Hard in AIaba ma.
N. (i.:y Associated Press

MOBILE. ALA, Jan. 16.-The
spring vegetable crop received Sc
we're setback last night, the ten,pera-
ture going to q degrees above zero.
The damaged area covers more than
thousand acres ard the monctary
loss will be mere than fifty thousand
dollars
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
M'Cue's Counsel Confer.
fSDecial to the Daily Press.s

Richmond. VA. Jan. 1G All Of
the counsel for ]. Samuel McCue held
consultation at Charlottesville today.
AZ its conclusion. J. T. Lee said
there was E.tling Of interest TO give
ont.
4 Bristol special says Governor Mon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-17
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. TUESDAY. JANUARY II 1905.

!aGnc irtinated to friends there that
hc wc;l!ts take no action in the matter
unless circln:s stances We're developed
III which he did not now know.