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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-17
The Crippled Wharf at Maalaea Bay
Is Said to Have Been
Destroyed.
(By Wireless Telegraph.)

ss- BY 3
KAHULUI, August I6.2:Io m-Antone De Rego, OF the
wharf McGegors Land
wharf Maaaea destroyed by
height Kahului
harbo was nota
message Lafana for further particulars with
following result
LAHAINA CONFIRMS NEWS
LAHAINA, August 16--The wharf-keeper McGregor's
the tidal night The
particular damage was there The
wharkeeper Maaaea Japanese who English
very rough McGregors. at
Lahaina
Rowland said evening that the wharf Maalaea
while that
condion.] 80 IA
MRS. NEWCOMB DEAD.
o Eugene r. Kaanapali seven
O'Clock morn
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BELGIAN LABOR RIOTS.

workingmen
against
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NEW G. A. R. LEADERS.
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

ANGELES August 17.-H Sanderson millionaire, murd
with razor last night suicide He insane.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-17
BETTER TAKE IN
YOUD WASHING

There are strong Indications of
heavy rainstorm," said Weather OBJ
server Stockman last evening. The
barometer indicates it. Things have
been getting unsettled for a few days
past and I should not be surprised to
see a downpour. 1t may be that at
mospheric pressure caused the tidal
wave on Maui"
ANN%A>N~NAAA%N %NNAs>A|AN<Nf>bNNA~
seen leper and would not know one
if they had. Usually these are secret
preparations and We are wanted to
use them as experimental work"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-17
IN THE BALKAN BELT.
KOMURA IN LONDON.

LONDON, August 17.-BarOn Komura, the japanese
arrived.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-17
ANARCHY IN ODESSA AND
ON THE GERMAN FRONTIER

ODESSA August 17Seventeen anarchists police
station here last night killed three policemen secured $1,000
ST PETERSBURG August I6.-Fify
last night in this city
reign of terror prevails from the Vistua river the German
frontier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-17

In recent interviews Mr. Welman
hand included building of
off
OF August
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-17
CHINESE CAPITAL PROVINCE
MAY GET CONSTITUTION

SHANGHAI August 17Yuanshaiki, the Vceroy of Peci
contemplating constitution for the of that province
Pehi of China politically it contains
the of empire and Tensin.
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SOUTH AMERICAN TEMBLOR.

BUENos AYREs August IA severe earthquake has oc-
Cured Mendoza The people panic-strcen Damage
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BOYS COMMIT MURDER.

FRANCISCO Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-08-17
WELLMAN WILL WAIT
one YEAR LONGER
BEFORE STARTING
Expedition to the Pole Put Off---Anarchy
Spreading in Russia--Progress in China..-
Earthquake in Argentina.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

SPiTzBERGEN. August I7-Walter Welman the
postponenent of his air-shp enterprise year.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
THE CROWDS WE'RE LARGE.

Perhaps two thousand people saw
Dana Thompson make his leap from
the little platform on top of slen-
der ladder seventy feet hign into a
tank of water. last night at the car
nival grounds From seven O'Clock
the crowd began to gather and by
1880 the time for the high diver 10
take his place and his spin through
the air. the carnival grounds on Firth
street between Main and Rood were
completely thronged with people and
vehicles. while the windows of all
surrounding buildings were occupied.
II Is a thrilling act. one that Inspires
a mixed feeling of admiration and
the same time It sends shudder over
the body. The diver will make MS
leap each evening at 1890 O'Clock
during the engagement of the earni-
val.
Again last night all of the carni-
val attractions did a good business
The patronage accorded each show
was liberal and II is the general opin-
ion that the sights 10 be seen are well
worth the small price of admission
fees asked. All the entertainments
were commendable.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17

II. NJ. Robbins of ouray was in.
town yesterday.
William II. Logan of Glenwood
Springs, is in the city today.
/ L. Hatton. prominent busl-
ness man of Meeker. is in town To-
day. ,..,.-,,..,.. ,.l.,s
as good as their name. at Wadsworlh
Purity" cakes, and Purity" rolls.
as good as their name, at Wadsworth
e Sons. A.. On nj
Keep in mind that on May 30 at
the Auditorium occurs the Elks en-
tertainment fund benefit ball.
A partv of Denver business men,
consisting of f. S. Standard, George
II. Bacheidor w. p. Dunlap and Geo
II Nichols. are in the city today.
Nfra Thomas l.. Mitchell, of Mack
ond Mrs John Anderson are the
snests of Mrs. George w. Myers ol
this city. ,...-...,,.,,o-
The sale of seats for the commence
menf exercises opened this morning
nj Haskell's pharmacy and theie was
big rush for tickets.
Many have signlfied their intention
n
ana numerous Inquiries have been
made at this Office for further par
ticulars. ..,..,o,,ornent
ovarcises of the Fruita High school'
There are two graduates. pro
aran, of music and addresses Will be
] carried out. - t,,
See Dana Thompson make his OAR
- 1aan from n seyenty-foot ladder
info small tank of water inns even
INC AT half past seven O'Clock at ihe
carnival grounds. III. ,-ul
J The shoot that the gun club win
/ bold tomorrow afternoon 10 De par
| ficipated in by the u. NJ. g. am ~ ~
Remington experts viii De one oi W, ~,
most interesting shoots ever helh ~
the club grounds
The Plateau Valley Chamber OF
Commerce has filed articles OF moor
/ noratiou with the secretary OF S,"tc
: skinner, w. 7. S. May, OF Snlpes ,'5
are named rs the ineorporaiors' "'
capital stock is not given.
The arrangements for eampin5i
ortfit for the corps of engineers ahu
surveyors have been completed aho M
% abe camping outfit will be ready lol
their use on their arrival Ihe l'''i y
viii reach this city tonight
Al Gunnison yesterday Municipa pa
| ousnership carried in the CITY elee
lion The question carried az ln' ny
| last election but was brouBhl III
aaoin and this time when the coun
III asked tax payers to allow then
the privilege of granting light iran ~,
cbise The city will now own lu
water system and later It's light s;e, ~
rem Gunnlson tax payers Vots'
s1os 900 in bonds to carry lor"ar'
] its work.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
RAILROAD MEETING
'"ixens x OF Whitewater Gather Last
Nlsht and Heard Addresses on
the Railroad Proposition.

! Last night a mass meetins nf tho
cltizens Of Whitewater and yicinitv
was held at the school house in
whitewater and considering the fact
lhat only short notice had been
given of the meeting the Attendance
was very good indeed.
Dr. d, F. Eldridge. J. C. Plank and
charles Clark, of this CITY. made ths.
lilp TO and from Whitewater with n
bile. . ''7 IL" "''''iio u
The meeting was called to order
about eight o'clock and DR.. Eldridga
who is thoroughly acquainted with
the situation and who is familiar with
the greater portion of the new
country to be opened up bv the new,
road addressed the meeting at length
He talked about one hour and enter
ed into an explanation of the resourc-
es of La SAILS, Paradox. Shenandoah
valleys and detailed the advantages
OF the now road. He explained Mr.
Willoughby's proposition and told
what the Chamber OF Commerce had
done IN the matter and was doing
He was given the closest attention
and his explanation of the entire
proposition was clear and concise
Several short talks were made BY
the other gentlemen from this city
and prominent citizens Of the White
water community were made and
many questions were asked DR.. Ed
ridge
All present declared that the peo-
pie Of that section would give what
ever support they could in the mat
ter and assured the representatives
Of the Chamber of Commerce of their
hearty cooperation
George Hughes, a pioneer resident
OF that section stated that he would
take pleasure in giving the corps of
engineers who will start the survey
from Whitewater or a point near
Whitewater, all the information and
assistance he could. Mr.. Hughtes is
familiar with almost every acre of
ground in the Whitewater country.
1t was an enthusiastic and interest
ing meeting throughout. The gentle
men returned to the city about ten
O'Clock.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
PRICES OF GAS CUT.
Annual Meeting of the Citizens Gas
n Coke Company Held Last
Night-All Officers Re
elected for Year.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Citizens Gas & Coke
company was held last night at the
Office Of William S. Wallace. the sec
retary.
Nearly all of the stockholders were
present and the session was lengthy
one.
The stockholders made plain their
appreciation of the present Official
family and the management of the
affairs Of the company for the past
year by the recollection of the old
board of directors and all of the pres
ent officials Not a single change was
made on the board or in the list of
officers.
The most important action taken
az the meeting was the lowering of
the regular gas rate charged the con-
sumers. The price was reduced from
$210 to $3.50. This reduction is
conditional. II will prevail at least
during the months OF June July, Aug
ust and September and il business
iustifes this rate will be made per-
manent, The new rate is very reas-
enable and will probably result in
many additional connections being
made to the list of patrons within a
short time. The $3.50 rate viii go
into erect on June 1st.
The reports of the various officials
showed that the affairs of the com
pany are in good shape. Business
is increasing rapidly and the pros
poets could hardly be brighter
The meeting was marked with en-
thusiasm and the expressions of sat
iefnctin were numerous
This is the second annual meeting
the Gas company has held.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
THE PERFORMANCES LAST NIGHT.

A fair sized audience was out at
The Auditorium last night 10 enjoy
the production of THE Major. a
nretty and refreshing comedy drama
and a more enjoyable performance
has not been given at IN Auditorium
this season.
Mr.. I.orch and members of his
strong company assumed the various
characters In manner that was
wholly satisfactory to the audience
and a smoother performance could
moi have been given. The character
nortrayed last night by Mr.. Lorch
was entirely different from any role
he has taken this week and he was
lust as PLEASING. just as delightful in
his work as on any previous occas-
ion Mr.. Lorch is undoubtedly
most versatile actor.
The audience was most liberal IN
its applause. AFT.
The company will not appear this
evening on account of the ball bul
viii be seen tomorrow evening al
which time they will present "Dr
Iskyl and Mr.. Hyde"
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
Boy wanted at Excelsior laundry

Boy wanted at Excelsior laundry.
Purity" bread at Wadsworth &
Sons
Purity" bread at wadsworth 6
Tents and wagon covers at Fred
Mantey's.
The Moon bugsies can't be beat
Fred Mantey.
Lace curtains and fancy work
laundered at 100 Colorado avenue.
We can sell you new or old bug
gies and harness We also trade new
for old.-Fred Mantey.
Wen you think about buggies and
harness that means to go to Fred
Manteys' and take look anyhow.
Go tell Aunt Nehy at Mrs L. NJ.
Millers there are 500 blooming pansv
plants for sale. Also cut flowers.
Phone Black 1874.
There was large attendance at
the X. p. lodge last night and three
candidates were given the second de
gree, Three new applications were
received.
Tonight occurs the benefit ball of
the o. h. c. 1t takes place at the
Auditorium. The net proceeds go
to worthy family in need of the
funds. Everybody is guaranteed a
good time. Excellent music Dances
and supper
Articles of corporation of the
Plateau valley Draft Horse company
with Hardy c. Adams. James A. Nov
and James G. Clayton as the incor-
porators, were filed with the secre-
tary Of state on Tuesday. The COM
pany is capitalized at $4,000.
Judge Charles F. Caswell will take
advantage of the opportunity to be
offered Colorado people to hear Sarah
Bernhardt and will attend the per
Torrance of Camille" to be given by
dhe Divine Sarah" on the after
noon of Thursday, May cath. at
Elitch's gardens in Denver.
John E. Phillips. of Denver: ]. r..
McAlinnie. Werner a. Reed, l.. l..
Aitllen and o. II. Shoup of Colorado
Springs have purchased the Catlin
group of mines located in the Vim
cent mining district of Nevada The
Vincent mining district is about fif-
teen miles southeast Of the town of
Los Vegas. Nevada. and, according
to geological maps, 1t Is a porphory
formation comprising about 200
square miles. or about ten to twenty
times the size of the porphyritic
area of Cripple Creek. The veins are
very strong and are true tissure veins
The principal value of the ores in
this districts shown by assays is in
gold.-Colorado Springs Gazette.
A call over phone Red 1891 will
put you in connection with Lewis &
salee. plumbers OF the first class.
When you need work in this line call
on them. They carry a big stock of
bath room fixtures and other sup
plies.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17

i. + + 4 1. /. !. + i. + i. I. 1. +
I. DIR. A. +. DREW 4.
+ !.
i. Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist 4.
i. All domestic animals sklllfully +
X treated. !
X once ut the Blue Ba.n. i.
= i. Il + i. !. + 4 Il + Il + !. +
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
Seasonable
Fruits Always
in Stock
Oranges,
Bananas,
Apples, etc.
Crisp Celery,
Farm Produce
of all kinds.
Zee Our Bargains!

fFeroom house with lawn and
stable. a nice home on White St,
$lG50.
Seyen-room modern house on N. 9th
Street. lots, nice shade and lawn
A beautiful home at $4,000.
Two lots on Belford with Groom
house. Can be sold for a small
payment down and $3.50 per
month. Price $4,000
len acres of raw land miles north
east from town. all cleared off. in
hne shape. price $1,000.
len acres. on Orchard Mesa. all set
TO fruit and acres In bearing,
price $2.50O.
We have some money to loan at
per cent on good real estate secur-
that Insurance
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17
WORLDS RICHEST CHILDREN.

London, May 16.-The four rich
est children in the world at the pres
ent time are stopping in two Lon
don hotels. The three children of
Marshal Field. Jr.. heirs TO the bulk
OF the Field millions are now max
ing the halls of the Claridge hotel re-
sound with their noise.
In the Berkeley. the infant boy of
Mrs. J. Nicholas Brown of Providence
Rhode Island is stopping with his
mother. He has not vet reached the
age TO scamper about nor TO know
that he is probably the richest boy
in the world. Mrs Field is living very
quietly at the Claridge. being in
deep mourning for her husband and
tather-in-law. Mrs. Brown is doing
but little entertaining, devoting her
self exclusively to her son.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-17

Practically all OF the fraternal or
ders of the city have received inyl-
tnfions from the local post of the q.
a. r. asking them to taks part IN
thq Decoration day parade. Nearly
Mi of the invitations have been ac-
cepted. ..- -. ...,,.,,
od home from Los Angeles, Californ-
IN last night on No. has been warm
iy welcomed BY many friends today
Miss Dannlster has been pursuing her
musical studies in the California Guy
nnder the direction of the famous
Madame Edwards for nearly a yeal
nast She will spend the summer
wuh her parents, Mr.. and Mrs w
II. Bannister
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
TO DECIDE ON SITE
For Location Of smelter. etc, OF Me-
yada Smelling and Mines Go.

Malcolm NJ Macdonald. accompanied
by General Manager Collins OF the Ne
vada Smelling a Mines corporation.
viii leave by automobile Tor Reyelle a.
Z o'clock tomorrow morning. The pur-
pose OF the trip Is 10 look over the hold
ings OF the corporation In that district
with a view 10 determining the best To-
cation for the smelter and reduction
plant the company proposes 10 erect
for the treatment OF It's ,res. taken
from the Reveille, Eden aud Goldreei
mines.
II Is thought here that the most like
~ location for such a plant will be at
Reyeille, as there is water to be had
there, and Il has the advantage OF be-
ing about as centrally located with ref
erence TO the positions OF the three
mines as any place that could be found.
Mr.. Macdonald, however, does not In
tend to be hasty 10 making his choice
of location. and viii go carefully
over the entire district on this trip.
An added advantage for the selection
OF Reveille as the place 20 build the
mill Is that u Is not great distance
from Golden Arrow and the camps Of
that section. In the last few weeks a
number Of reports have been received
from the properties lying In the range
on which Golden Arrow Is situated.
and the activity IN that section APP
pears TO be increasing by bounds. The
few pioneers Of the district have been
pinning their faith 10 the time when
the Smelter a. Mines people should
build a reduction plant In their vicin-
ity and they are deyoutly hoping that
Reveille viii be the place where work
Is started.
The reduction plant itself will have
TO be a large one. as the company
is planning an aggressive campaign
OF development In the three proper
ties mentioned above, HOSTS and COM
pressors have been ordered for each
OF the mines, and Il Is evidently the in
tention to break ore IN large quanti-
ties In all Of the mines. To treat the
output Of three big mines that are be-
ing worked on an economical basis.
which means In biz way. II Is going
to take a large capacity and Il Il SAT,
10 say that the Nevada Smelter &
Mines company is planning big and
thoroughly modern concern.-Tonopah
sun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
NEW YORK.
LOCAL MARKETS.

In today's markets. the feature Is
the slump IN grapes. There are such
large quantities Of these from the
coast that tho wholesalers are bestir-
ring themselves TO get rid Of their
stocks. and prices are being cut ac-
cordingly. There are no eastern grapes
in the market at present, as at present
prices Il would not pay to ship them
In here. But later In the season, when
the bulk OF the local and coast crops
have been worked of, the New YORK
grape will put IN an appearance. The
eastern grape Is thin skinned. while
the western article has a skin that Is
suggestive OF q hide. The Concord.
Hartford. Prolific and the Delaware
varieties are the most popular Of the
eastern Crane and are shipped I'm enor-
nous quantities from the vineyards OF
central New York. A fresh car OF
Valencia oranges IS I'm the market,
wholesaling az 81 and $3.50 per ooH'
and retailing at 80 cents dozen
Lemons continue high and promise
10 90 even higher. although the heat
OF summer mas IaS>tu' lHti' " "a,
Of bananas In. selling very cheap ana
there will be a car OF sweet potatoes
along I'm the morning. when prices viii
be even lower than today. when the
sweet tuber Is selling at five pounds
for a quarter.
Utah Is supplying all the melons and
needful fruit at present. though choice
head lettuce and select fruits are ar
irving from the coast. The wholesal-
ers say the retailers are charging too
high for their stuff and are realizing
more than a legitimate profit The
retailers retort by charging the whole
salers with being Jealous Of retail pros
perity. and making uncalled for In
uendoes Cutting under has lowered
the wholesale prices OF -four III cents,
and the retail prices are marked down
accordingly. so consumers would do
well TO consult the retail figures given
below. and not allow themselves to be
charged higher Poultry continues to
arrive IN satisfactory quantities. and
fish and oysters are IN be had IN
pierty. The following figures are
those obtaining today:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
STRONG TONE
PERVADED STOCKS
Opening Dealings Were Active
With Large Blocks Chang
ing Hands.
SELLING MOVEMENT CHECKED
announcement OF Gold Imports the
Cause-Much Buying Centcred
In Obscure Properties.

New York. Sept. lo.-opening dealings
IN stocks today we're active and large
blocks Of some Of the speculative favor
ties changed hands. Prices were higher
throughout but the changes were general
~ small. Great Northern pfd showed a
gain Of IL. Atchison iis and Southern
Pacific. Texas and Pacific and INTERIOR
ough Metropolitan large fractions A
block Of 400 shares Of Erie sold at the
opening at an advance Of 4.
The announcement OF large gold i'm
ports checked a selling movement thar
cost leaders Of the list generally a frsc-
ton. Price, rebounded generally, Atcni-
son moved up ~ 10 l0gs In response 10
It's favorable earnings. Republic Steel
improved ~. Lead and Delamare and
Hudson II and Texas an Pacific J.
A decline Of Is In ST. Paul was the fea-
ture OF brief selling movement. Ad-
yances IN the Southern group led a reooy-
cry Prices dropped again when selling
became prominent In Reading, ST. Paul
and Erie. Fluctuations In the general list
we're narrow. Pacific Coast sold a. de
cline OF six. Northwestern. ~ and smclt-
Ing and International Paper, I.
Bonds were steady at noon.
None or the active stocks showed the
effect Of any large operation and a good
deal Of the buying oentered In the OBJ
seure stocks. Tho market became con-
sistently frmer As the day advanced
Colorado Fuel, Republic Steel preferred,
Substituted Steel and Distlllers secur-
tiles gained lS 10 ~ and St. Louis
Southwestern preferred 1.
There was hesitation stil manifest in
the movement OF prices Notwithstanding
special points OF strength. Northwest
ern preferred rose an extreme s points.
Pullman points. Minneapolis and ST
Louis 2 Iowa Central ~ and Kansas City
Southern ]. The Allis-Chalmers stock do
cllned IL TO IL. Late in the day Atchison
moved W 10 over ITO, but the closing vas
Irregular
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-10
CONCENTRATES.

Dr. Z. W. Whitney has gone to osce-
ola. New. on mining business
Last weeks ore and bullion sytle.
ments reached the total o, ssis. 9ON
y. w. clark. manager Of the ophlr
Hills property Is IN the city today on
business connected with the nine.
Frank l. Wilson departed this morn
ms o. a two wcckf trip 10 The Lucy l..
mining property in the Deep creek
country
The Carisa mnnagement announces
is usual monthly distribution Of prof-
IT. Ia the amount ~ 5000 on pcr cent
per share on the capital stock Of the
company. his afternoon.
The directors Of the Naiidrver Min.
ing company met ON saturday after
noon and levied an assessment ~ 3
cents q share. calling FOR Se.eoo. De-
yelopment work j. 10 be resumed
Two Tintie mining companies post
GA dividends on saturday afternoon
the Swansea and Uncle sam Consoli-
dated Payments viii be made on the
$4,000
NJ, "a +. Boothe spent yesterday At
the Nelson Queen property In the Snake
creek district near Park City. He says
the property Is looking well. and brings
with him some ore which would seem
20 bear out his statements
Mr. Jss J Burke. the well krcwa
contractor. has reached the city, and
expects 10 be here some time. Mr..
Burke has Just finished hls contract for
the erection Of the 15o-foo; stack Of
the rev smelter OF the Utah Smelling
company, near ogden.