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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
COMMERCIAL
BY
DANIEL LOGAN.

There sugar market the as Won.
Centrifugas at New York 20 rom
$3.50 gratifying nsr+
larry view Journal TO hand ]
same issue of w g. that of February the following
&
Fisbe Supply-TotaI America, OOs45 tow
against SlS tons last the
stock is l25S639 week T,
stocks and afoat of tons o+
2S94ols tons last 122s
'RawsWe of 116c ~
spot and l32 distant degree test
was established on sale of Porto Rico delivery
Early the week
gals for February March shipment sugars for tho
shipment degree test
which filled future
Toward the close Cuban Cen
February use and ~
Base landed, sugars obtainabl
THE
favorable Cuban
of in
gave the refners January and
early February
turned harvesting proceeding
favorab the number more
than last principal shipping ports amounted -
$4,000 of week indicating that the %
tiers are making previously at prices
higher than those supplies efners melting
areno He
According probable that with
favorable weather to make mn
for the late start, before the ason n end
Nonpriviegd
market will REQUIRE This wear
only limited supply
European markets declined sharply
recovery to S. od for prompt and IS Sgd delivery
There indications ntouche
DIVIDENDS
With very few transactions,
tanned on the local exchange the
account Oh the burning OF the mill but there is believe
the to
of the rehabating Sales
% @ week nave oeen as follows Eva 2o 90 25 23 25
Hawaiian Brewing Matino Co
($2o 80 at $23 aw $OO ($2o1
Co Opomea 20
Refinery $5oOo
Dvidends-Oahu
o. h. & L. Co, IL cent Mutual Co
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18
THE WOMAN'S VIEWPOINT.
By Ciarabell.


of of
combined invisible
the atmosphere blow
a
himself
will himself quickly,
away
hatch
Civilization picked by the simple awaan their beautiful land
of
ia of the
how o hey
these Islands While dwelling the subject find work
OF
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CHARLIE FRAzrER-We if didn't the biltoards somebody else
lulu than be worked n
ATTORNEY Maybe hefas much Any
how, maybe s not muchch chef
ANDREWS, repre-
sent America in China moth
JOE coTIENMeodrama the thing Why
JOHN . wnq'T heard 9n n enough knock since the
GEORGE MAcTARLANE COTTAGE at the Waltz Anna. i ~
premises next
get together right
fighting friendly shindy two that
thing the owners of the Hawaiian Hotel can
do to add two stories to the main building.
golf at Kapion Park are great
y can be reached IN thirty minutes from part of town and right
Nlanehuria slowly draws
MANAGER points great increase
the tourist travel next winter If hundred additional
CAPT SIMPSON, S they keep
town. never RESPECTED Islands,
% small on the map Hi thought tn chances was HID av to buy eons
Mr. Byron Clark will devote his attention
to the cultivation tOpless ooboy point
what we mostly need is seeds pear wouW
GEORGE surprising
favorable certificate There is plenty of fire the pit and the
at punahou next year,
the number attending will probably per
building
aef " sn ss tS Saf nv .ntomot. CAV.
Friday Something hard
know what it
ne auto came home all right without the tooth
JACK
but the
andpa
feature of all
forgeti
SENATOR DIoKEY General Grants
buer for the Fourth Illinois quite gath
of
Wallace moTtaly in that faction
BERNARD the papers that Senator W c. Aeh
mas already pitched his
et OF cartridges around his
IN the election is
known Politically appears standing against
wall
alrady him.
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!: !: QlIAlllALIlI1
buy anny, observed M HOey
Mr. Hen
piku roight Hooley
ondai thing oke billboard
Supreme
hoides tn foini duck pond to be in all
tn board bill All tn soigns guides hth with an
along tn roads muhst hav advertiser en- git
wan a
but tn paphes thot will Jail talk that objected
Mr.
aisy get all IIooy
MANY had a
bean ia front IT'S mohs Exclusive paee Even
eaehure is particular Just feel that sethd FIR
a
these there sthil tn change venue to bother warrant
billboard crowd in wild tn % Oh wud rather tax chances gett into
do ye av tn ehame to park along
Mr. Hennesey, to
a1,' FRIEND
lot av Others only talkin'
The best things do not always get into print but once in awhile one lands
took favorte table NOles the other
Old Sheriff Oahu CountyHelo, Arthur
Federation!
The Sheriff Of 0'h" e''nfyo' he he'll. :
advertising
S them r g% h ] o th % nat r to
party
o. gories
n
inky bkne
OF
Attorney Dthi will
themselves special adoption committee help him make selection
Joe Cohen and Doorkeeper Davies that three bad
of
and without price 1t be that the boys all worth
And the other night they thought that they had
the
carefully oe hearing
make ms way toward shado"y form that he could see my coming
entity directly toward him. Very carefully
thing They together, course
que then Joe grapped
him and they rolled OF
keeper said unprnab
$ OBJ!
When the maihin resident personally tourist be
queer course
Hawaii and describe kodak
Even then much harm would be done Once
the
wit One
plantation in comparatively distant psneive NJ
Bell
to form the necessary IRRIGATION pvesfor on tbe - b - g. w
exactly of
fields do Still whether Bell
Neither probably anv serions on.no ~ +I
lecture tourists which the other
That is the plant the
o growth in a ushri field
Those plants broke 'front.'
have had to proopg her ~ in Honolulu 70 SEQ lilies from those .t
They the plants-fom which the natives make
There botany
my he car
the
lering
bamboo. e
intelligent lee
nrer would possibly have been interesting That Mr.
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"A SAID Miss ''should
Eyes replied Miss ''but
distance have patience off about three feet
if YOU were . bo noa+o
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-02-18

me herrit OF no We
That is what l say Isn't it beautiful howw
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DEEP SEA WATER FREE OF GERMS.

PARIS, January 2SThe
the of
of
Another interesting discovery that
the mouth usually
mid depth
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but that Hawaii will make good in both respects
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-20

tho newspapers nrc now giving so much
attention TO this subject. Yesterday we
mentioned that the stnunton Dispatch
ard tho Farinvlllc Heraldshad each added
n regular educational department" Now
swo have tho pleasure to announce tint
tho Augustn County Argus also Will
print each wcck an article OH some edit
scntional subject, the department to be
open to all who are interested III sending
their children to school and anxious for
q general uplift along tliis llhe. Tic
newspapers Of Virginia are not only
valuable adjnncts to the public school
system, but they arc essentially q part
of TINT system, and there should be tho
most cordial relationship and tho hearth
est cooperation between the editors and
teachers OF tho State. ,s5 81 81
{ BY the. way, this seems to be a suit
able place to print tic following letter
OF interest to teachers:
Stanardsvillc. VA, Marcl, 10, 1906.
Professor Bruce II. Payne, Charlottcs-
Vile. vn.: ut q
MY Dear Mr. Payne, Here Is a local
of educational Interest,":
AS the Sl0O OF. sls5 per nnnum that tho,
teachers OF Greene county cnrn is not
enough to enable many of them to attend
The State School of Methods. N normal
institute on 81 smn1l scale, with n four
weeks term That will 4be extended II all
turns out we'll. Inns been arranged for this
summer. Tic tuition fec is 81
Sincerely.
ROBE WHITE, JR.
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The Jamestown Exposition.

1t is almost ineoncevable that there
should be the suggestion OF a hitch in
the matter of giving Massachusetts suit
Misrepresentation attthe Jamestown IIx-
position, which will oEen q year from the
coming May. Many other States. especial
sly among the original sisterfiood. have
made their appropriations and formu-
lated their plans. but the bond of historl-
cal sympathy ought to be stronger between
this Commonwealth and that of Virginia
than between any other two in the Union.
These two States were tho sced-grourd
OF that colonization which In three cen-
turtles has ovcrspread n continent, and
developed into n mighty nation. And this
is to DO primarily and pre-eminently a
historical opposition as distinguished from
the industrial type which hitherto We
have employed to commemorate historical
events, and the first one OF that distinc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-20
THIS DAWN HISTORY i Dry
March 10th.

X :. - . - Il q ( r.
Church Day. Matrona. Sun rises at e:o1,
sets at $3.50.
154e-Thomas Seymour, Lord High Adj
miral of England. attaintcd and be-
headed without being heard.
1s2a-Schuylkili coal sold for SIS ton
in, thesyarris In New York
1e24-The Franklin Institute. Of the State
ofcPenrisytynria Incorporated for the
promotiont and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
manufactures and the tmechnnic aand
useful arts.
1ss3-The French fleet sailed for the
Turkish waters, to act against the
Russians, II necessary.
.1e54-Two shocks OF an earthquake at
Macon, Ca!
1854-There was an exciting debate in
Parliament over the rights OF British
negro sean1en in the southern parts
of the United States.
1e63-AIajor General Burnside appointed
to command the Department. OF the
Ohio.
1se4-The national HouseS OF dReprescntn-
tives appointed ~ commissions ito Sc
lect the site fora United1State navy
yard on the Ohio liver. sf't
1ss4-The rush OF gold miners for the
newly discovered Occur ,d'Alene dis
trict was begun.
1ss5-Secretary Whitney asks for an ac-
counting from John Roach, Chester,
Pa, and Institutes an Investigation
OF the Navy Department; this action
is followed by the suspension OF Mr.
Roach's business.
1s94-President Grover Cleveland refused
to meet a bankers delegation from
the New York Chamber of Commerce.
which had asked anaaudience on the
Bland fiat money bill. t;ssa r.tsttl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-20

tive character ever held in this country.
II has been sc. designated by the Presi-
dent of the United States, who has called
upon the various States to lend 1t their
support. both moral and material, and
make II worthy OF so significant anu IN
spring an anniversary VIII DC, OF
ought to be, more strictly educational anu
IN many ways more interesting to. all
Americans than any OF its more preten-
tIous predecessors. Certainly for Massa-
chusetts to hold back from participation
in a celebration OF what was practicaaly
the dawn OF. the most wonderful historical
development. In the annals OF the race
would be sllort-sighted and altogether
indefensible. We arc not assuming that
she viii iii do this. On the contrary, NO
cannot Imagine her doing it. We expect
in good time--,the sooner tho better
she Will give q hearty and gracious re-
sponse to the Invitation Which she has
received in common with all her SIS
tcrs
Yet, strange ash may appear. there Is
opposition, and 1T seems to have Its con-
ception among some OF our coiored .lels
There may be influences
behind them which for req sons OF pru-
sdence do not reveal themselves openly.
There seems 10 be II conviction or an inl-
preston among them that this is i..eS
psychological l moment for NJ assachus
& to rcbukla Virgina for rtnlns laws thai
discriminate against their race IN that
State. This is certainly an extraordinary
thing that they ask to be done In their
behalf. The colored people of @Aiassachu-
sets number about ono per cont. Of the
population, and 1t is only II norton Of.
them that asks tho State Il o take this
& rcac tionary position They ask for tie
stuitincation Of the other nfnety-llne per
cent. =; in order that their protest against
tho laws and customs OF another state
may be dramatically cmphasi zed Is.
IN Thee piltttudG reflects neither aost9I
nor intel isence. This Is ~ ma tlonsll ana
not a. local enterprise. It is to be con-
Quoted on Virginia. soil It could n hoe
very we'll undergo q change OF venue ~ 81
Now York Or Fennsy Ivan Ia even 10 "
#lieyo tho senslbilitiss of these remon-
strantst Tho dignity the honor g nd w
credit or this Common Tn q enlalllld
that these hystaricl and advised. pro,
tests bc utterly ignored. Lot o. coloreu
population forget TINT they arc Scololrseu reg,
but ranembsrSthlt they arc citizens, aug
citizens OF a state than which 7 here. Is
mono in tho Union bopsting II III gh ed 81
tinctinn, and gon that basis llel p 70 maze
&o,,r REPRESENTATION ut Jamestown worthy
Eof tile COMMONWEALTH for which Il stnld =
rho mana cement tlle
change the laws OF The - lss
promised thatcolored ll,ell IroIl Alsssfl-
,chusetts shall have as good allat as sul,uls-
#crininnting treatment WITHIN the grouilas
4 as they srcpsi voS In their own ~ nat
more can NInssnchusctt s eolorea men de-
nmnd ?---I3 oston ~ ralnscrl S
~ ri
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-20
The Last Pa,

Last summer there died AT washington
a lawyer who for many years had shock
cd large number Of friends by his rather
liberal views touching religion, according
to Harper's Weekly.
A friend Of the deceased who cut short
a Canadian trip to hurry back to Wash
ington for the purpose ofSattendng the
last rites OF his colleague. entered the
late LAWYERS home some minutes after
the beginning OF tho service.
What part OF the service Is this" he
inquired In n whisper 4ofstanother legal
i've Just come myself said the Other,
"but i believe they've opened for the de-
fenSc."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-20
Identity IN a Street Car.

two or, three polite mon left III Indiana
Dolls. SAYS the News. one of the two or
three snvo her a seal in the aforwara end
10 finish d cigar She always let's him
When the conductor came along tho
smoker presented two tick gets. &.
l3"NVho Is this for?' re
sa"The lady uItin 'front.' I. !,
Eyes. but there nre several up there,
ION, well lets see. ,ic m PnIgauEIt 19r 'e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-20

Brttus. Caesar and GlacIer and tho navy
tug Potomac. The Dewey will call at
Gibraltar.
CUMBERLAND, MD.-Judge Moss. who
recently cnjolned man from woolns
his own wife, has issued an Injunction
TO restrain il. Wilson and his wife. Mary
Wilton. from attending church at plcasanu
Homo Baptist Church, Grany county. Il
is alleged that they disturbed tho re-
ligious services.
NORTHAMPTON, salAss.--A striking.
" handsome young woman bearing every
indication OF refinement and education,
IL lodged In jail hero on n charge OF
wholesale larceny from the Smith Col.
lcge dorrnitories. She gave her namc u
Gilmore NJ. Wilson. OF Sanford, Nc.
NEW YOTak.--A SILK mat, small enough
to DO carried8in an overcoat pocket. Tut
which cost $4,000 Will be taken from tho
Lincoln Bank vaults and delivered at
the mansion OF George Croker. 1t is a
masterpiece OF tho Persian weavers art
the smallest work ma lot for which the
California millionaire last week paid
s1s5 900.
NEW YORK.-Plans have been pcrfcct-
cd for the building OF large modern
hotel In Havana and work on the struc-
t,irc Will be begun within sixty days.
The buildingAwlth the furnishings, viii
cost nearly .5Ooooo. Interested in tho
enterprise are several New York business
men.
yASHINGTON,.--Wh the appropriate
ton bill comes up this week 1t is not be-
llleved that any protest will be made. us
was rlmored. to carrying the name of
Miss Isabelle Hagncr pm the White House
rolls us a contingent clerk.
Miss Hagner Is the social secretary TO
Mrs. Roosevelt, and In that capacity has
proved herself very valuable as.
sistant.
LEXINGTON. KY.-Six feet ten inches
In height and Weighing $50 pounds. Boss
skaggs. the largest man In Kentucky. is
dead at Blaine. and special coffin has
been built for him,
Lorraine, oHIo-when Mrs. Ella
Kennedy tried to jump from the window
OF ST. Joseph.s Hospital nurse caught
her by the heel and held her until help
came.
]. for converts at the afternoon revival ser
vices was answered by nearly i've times
| as many women as has usually Leen the
case. Mr.. Alexander conducted services
at tho Baptist Temple.
PHlIADELPIIIA.-Jos S. Clark,
counsel for the Philadelphia and Vest
ern Railroad Company. said that If Mayor
| Weaver signed t,hofordlnance granting
the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
three years additional In which to COM
4 plete the subway. the Philadelphia and
Western would have to pull up stakes
and quit"
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,Ri'i'hynlesfor To--Day

Your Record.
Indeed, indeed, this isn't meant
To leave o sting or snlirch--
But tell me truly, during Lent,
Have you gone or have you went n
Every day to church?
Have You daily banislied Care
From your brain-his perch?
Have you gone and knoeling there,
Duly brcathcd n Lcntcn prayer
Every day lin Church?
Have you skipped u single day.
Search your n,ind-oh. scarch!- Z
Was there not one service. say,
When some weakness made you stay
Quite away from church.
Have you left shat vow you made
Wholly In the lurch?
Ar. your Silence, I'm afraid,
Tells that You have often stayed
ute awaS from church.
AS for me, In, full OF Voc.
ClGso my daily work
Finishes so very slow
l get out too late to go
Daily to the kirk.
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Question and Answer.
'rl,c PULASKI Ncws-Rcvicw OF last VI

The PULASKI News Review OF last week
asked the following questions:
1--WE wisl, to ask tho Richmond daily
papers to explain why tho chapter OF
FUnlted Daughters OF the Confcderacy Of
TINT city endorsed Captain w. ~ 1Snarsse
OF Columbus. Ohio, for commissioner to
mark Confederate graves. wien tho State
contains men OF valor who could fiji tho
bill The Daughters stretched their apron
strings III ignoring eticl, suitable men for
tho position ns General James Macgill,
OF this county; DR.. Samuel u. Lewis,
ELL, ana others" & II
AT our request, Mrs. N. ". Randolph,
president off, tho Richmond Chapter,
United Daughters ofsitho Confcdcracy.
makes tho following reply:
am surc IL our chapters woulo read
|Tthc minutes Of the meeting OF United
Daughters OF tho Confcderacy, there
would be no question asked ms to why
Colonel William o.. Knaussc, Federal
officer OF Ohio should have been en-
dorsed by Richmond Chapter to iii tho
office Of commissioner for the marking
dead. On page 167, minutes OF Mont
gomery: Over five hundred families ut
the South have vivid information as to
where their relatives were buried ut
Camp Chase When Mr.. Hayes after
wards President of the United States, was
Govcrnorof Ohio, ho gave sos a year from
tho contingent fund to keep the cemetery
In order" 1t was Governor Foraker OF
Ohio. who got an appropriation OF 5000
TO put a stone fence around these graves.
1t was Colonel William u. Knalisse, a
Federal soldier, shot out OF service at
Fredericksburg,w oh inaugurated memorial
day at Camp Chase. 1897. Mark you.
these were not the Confederate men OF
kva1or" who now wish to have the honor
of caring for these, neglected graves.
Therefore, when In 1903 Governor Foraker,
an Ohio man and Federal officer, not n
Confederate man OF valor," reported
his bill and It passed the Senate, tho
Richmond Chapter wrote at once to ask
that he uso his influence to give the
place of commissioner to Colonel William
p. Knausse a man living In his state,
but also wrote to Hon. Elihu Root then
Secretary Of War. Tho bill did not pass
tho House. Again,sif Dur Daughters will
refer to the minutes of st. Louis, 1901.
page 221, they yill SEQ that q special Of
flee. that OF honorary associate member.
was recommended to be created to honor
Colonel William r. Knausse by election
4 to this Office" Where were all of our
Confederate men OF valor. during these
ten years? Colonel William E. Knausse
never asked for our endorsement. We
made 1t in recognition OF his work with
out salary for the neglected graves Of
our dead. We are sorry that our chap
ters should need any explanation as to
our endorsement. But we are, glad to-
give our reason to Daughters. Veterans,
the people at large. that without solicit
tation from, Colonel Knausse we gave
tribute to whom tribute was due.
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~ - l.ol ls.-Janle lsaas liowc. PM
iantlropist, VINO refused 3to.acccpt an IN
h .e,llin because no sag. nc hsd no
no ,a,,., aa.nt,,s NJ
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E, fdr,,s. ~, It, .a.," ,,a,,,.s a''
= = ''''u $50
Nr1v yop1s crowded rt,h ,,sser.
,ors = troI,a,, I, ), IN I,root,yn = =, viii
7en,,, - $780,. ,,raho a., I,acpn ,.,,s., Xwo,,,,a
ann tafora :, sca no s, !, stor, .,tar r,,,,,
.i..,. si,,,,. ,,,aa,,n go, ,.,,,,i ,,,sr.
fainted Tint moro we're not Injured ts
3d,,e3 IL tho nuick action Of tho contI,,c-
for ana motnrman IN closing tho doors
ana gates. thus preventing the passen-
gers Jumping from tho car,
p1TTSRIJRG Frank Nrerkei, known to
man who conducted his saloon ms he
thought the congregation Of a church
would conduct II. died at his home here.
49,
prr,rsRIfRC;. -smartinp Under, mo itbcs
and taunts OF his feilow.prisoners. who
1espised him because he was 40 easllv
captured after having committed one
OF the biggest robberics In recent years
mcssenrer who stole sin. n,D nttcmpted
suicide in tho Western penitentiary dur
ing tho past week.
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ne,ea,,s,nar - oh, son . s,.niav - n,ar,
,s,,vahoth Mora,. eigtt.o,, ycnra ia IIe3
mas placed the praeslooth IN .he !, nous