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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-28
SAN FRANCISCO TITLES.

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READINESS OF THE CLUBMAN.

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-28
COMMERCIAL
BY
DANIEL LOGAN.

Raw New York Tuesday steadily de-
accumulation of Cuban the
materially by weather New York
centrals 15
likely to be little if however
planting there viii tie in Europe in the spring This will be
usual by the market in the estimate
the 1906 beets
Notwithstanding the drop in the local stock market
plantations wei sustained Eva
will nrotec Kibei aaainst no+as f seo 900 f nat they
held collateral
foreclosure proceedings With
debt will be reduced to $4,000 the end the year.
TRANSACTIONS
Exchange for the week have been a.
follows: ookaa $780, at so
$3.50; Hon Brewing NJ $500 at
90 "a at $685. Oahu ($Oo) $780, $780, at 24121
$780, Waialua ($1Oo u 2o 25O
Honoaaa 500 $50 $l5 Rapid Transit ($loO)
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PROPERTY
Jas F. Morgan yesterday of MORTGAGE bv
Mary Reyes to Julia Honolulu
Through Morgan
square feet land near judd and I
streets from the estate of Manuel RegO
Judiciary building Jas F. Morgan will hold
""Ikane and Waiahoe containing respectively 314
Mrs Bheba NJ acre in
Richards the
Public Works Department street $500
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F2 re Tg U ee system of which he was the originator from
Circuit Court for construction of the will Wight deceased
estate being valued at $38,OoO,
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half int estate to
Oahu Railway Land harbo 100000 Hattie
KewaO Honolulu $4,000 Oahu Coege
trustees TO samuel A Green release property at Kewao Wilder
nue. $9oo H. RenJes to Mamie A Suma prop
ety $500 Mamie A. Schuman
band Caroline property $500 Bishop
Co. to A. " Gear property $4,000 H f. wicman
Co. trustees to W. o. Aiken, deed and
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the local executive has never b 5 m name the fill it, sakabe
applied directly Secretary looked
the record found admirable President his instance did the
rest How with reappointmn
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should the ATTORNEY General be turned down in matter like tat7 the
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would naturally be
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but because the his colleague cabinet
Yesterday the Associated Press confirmed what Mr. Walker the Adv
Users Washington
President would Robinson
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PRACTICAL WORK.

Washington, b. g, April I6, The
war department is much gratified to OBJ
serve the keen interest which IS taken
in the Instructions originating with the
president for practical work Of sol
diers III the field. IT was expected that
the idea would meet more or less crit
icisiii, and that the officers and men
would not be especially desirous Of 60
ing out into the field on long marches.
Much work is entailed On the officers
iii charge Of transportation and subsist-
ence, BUT everybody takes hold of the
ideas with great enthusiasm. from all
accounts, and it IS evident that practi-
cal results Of a lasting nature will be
derived from the weekly short marches
and the monthly longer hikes with
the three days camps AS an instance
of The new dispensation. one of the fea-
tures of the plans for the mobilization
of the entire army iii the United States
at seven posts IN the coming summer
is the march Of a portion of the second
battalion Of engineers from Washington
barracks 10 Plattsburg barracks. on ths
banks Of Lake Chanlplaif, The troops
will carry their full kits and will adopi
the system Of regular field provision.
ing. To that end, coinrnissary officer.
are preparing TO issue the necessary
equipment for the cooking of food or
the march. The weekly and MONTH,
marches In the next three months vii
put the battalion III fine condition fol
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4 Speeches OH railroad rates will be the
feature III the United States senate
again this week. Notwithstanding the
assurances to the contrary which were
given BY senator's last week. there are
mo immediate prospects for securing an
agreement OH a time for voting upon
the bill. No one has at any time COUNT
ed Upon getting such an agreement until
the general speeches should be exhaust
ed and there are a sufficient number
of these in sight to consume the entire
week. Senator Hepburn viii speak to-
day. 4s5 Sas 81
Senator Tillman has stated that SEN
ator Ia Toilette would probably be
ready to- proceed Tuesday but the latter
is not apparently prepared to say whethl-
Ter he will be. If he does not take the
floor Tuesday he will ask to be heard
later in the week 1t is not ifnpro obable
that the junior Wisconsin senator will
be followed by his colleague, Senator
Spoorer, who will reply to- Senator
Bailey's contention that congress has a
right to limit the injuilctive powers Of
the lower courts. 4. 5 81. s55# .I= 35$.s
The feature Of the past week in the
national house of representatives is TO
be the passage Of the free alcohol bill.
AS this measure deals with the revenues
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-16
MINNESOTA TO CELL LEBRATE
/. SEMI CENTENNIAL in 1908

Minneapolis, April I6 The plan for
state celebration in 1908 Of the semi
centennial Of Minnesota's admission in
to the union is assuming proportions
of marked dignity. M
Sentiments uttered and resolutions
adopted at a meeting held at the state
capitol, Of the commission appointed by
the governor. in accordance with reSo-
luton passed by the legislature, indicate
that the celebration is likely to lead
to the expansion of the Minnesota state
fair for 1908 into a great northwestern
exposition Of at least a months dtira1
,tion; the erection Of at least one per-
fnanent building, TO remain as n1oriu-
Iment of the event, and a number of
other buildings of striking temporary
character, such as are erected at ex-
positions Of Importance like those at
Omaha and at Portland, Ore. Sri I:
Furthermore, it is suggested that the
occasion shall be turned into a mann
moth homecoming that will bring for
| nler. residents of Minnesota and visit
ors from all directions by the thousands
AS for the celebration itself, it is pro-
posed that it shall include a programme
| of events that will occasion great par
ades, and demonstrations typical sof the
development and the historical achieve
1 Irllents of the northwest ss # s
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tee room. The agricultural appropria-
ton bill lis locked up in Representative
Wadsworth's safe. This bill is under
stood to be the next in order after the
passage Of the District bill
/. The pure food bill and the bill amend
ing the naturalization laws tare both
Special orders" in the house and may
be called UP whenever an appropriation
bill is not under consideration. ..31x.
Two nations this week will join in
paying homage to the memory of Ben
jarnin Franklin. In Paris a celebration
will be held Friday, when statue of
Franklin will be unveiled, The statue
is the gift of John I'll. Harjes, the Amer
ica1 banker Of Paris, and is a replica
of the one before the Philadelphia post
office. r. - +. l.. !.
In Philadelphia, the American Philo-
soplical socfety, which was founded by
Franklin, will hold an international
celebration April 1920 of the bicenten-
nial of his BIRTH These dates were
chosen in order to. secure the presence
of representatives of the institutions
which conferred degrees upon Frank
lin and Of the societies of which he was
a member. Addresses will be made Fri
day by Joseph H. Choate, President
Elliot Of Harvard and DIR. Horace I'll.
Furness, the Shakespearean scholar.
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Negro Jews Have a Big Time
Under Leadership Of Crowdy

& New York, April 16 SO many gods;
so many crseds. y 2%
And there gathered in Plain6eld,
which is in New Jersey over against
the hills Of Watching, nine hundred
and some odd Of the lost tribe of IS
.rael. I5 .lss
AL hail. was the greeting Of each
to each. +
Peace be unto thee,' was the re-
sponse. They kissed each other on
the lips, for Solomon had said: ~,
Let him kiss me with the kisses of
the mouth"
Thus came the descendants Of Israel
to Plainfeld. In this latter day came
the saints of Israel They declare
themselves the only true Jews and as-
sert that Christ was a. black man .
Plainfeld failed TO house and feed
adequately the swarthy multitude. Many
were exhausted after long Journeys
from distkr1t points in the east, west,
north and south. Several delegates
came from Kansas and one from Africa.
The gathering of these negroes in
Plainheld is for the purpose of cele4
lhFating the. feast of the Passover. 1t
Twill continue for a week. " n
Members of the Church of God and
Saints Of Christ regard with loving awe
and yeneration their prophet, William
s.. Crowdy of Efnporia, Kan. Hesis a
tall, powerfully built, White-haired and
white rnustachsd negro of Co. Nine
years ago he was the most highly es-
lteeined cook employed on the dining
cars of the Santa Fe5 railroad. One
might he had a vision, and a white
lrobed angel told him lps. was the re-
Incarnation Of Elijah There was de-
lllyered over to him the keys of the
scriptures. and by their aid he. opened
| the scents of the bible and laid the
foundations for his church. This is
what he learned: 55. Il. 4
L When the temple of Jerusalem was
destroyed by an alien army some cen
turies ago the people were driven out.
Nine and a half of the tribes were
lost. The followers of Elijah. accord
ling to Prophet GsTowdy, were Jews, and
1.-THE Jews were black people, or, as they
lares now called, negroes" For does
not Solomon, chapter i, verses and
10, sing in his songs 33 III.
am black but corlely, oh, We daugh-
| tiers Of Jerusalem, as the tents of Kedar,
las the curtains of Solomon. Look moi
upon me because 4 am swarthy, because
Eth sun hath scorclled me- 81 ss ...
AS further proof that Christ was / & a
lblack man. and that Prophet Crowdy
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Important Events Of the World for This Week

I The trial of the Rev. DR.. Algernon
S. Crapsey of St. Andrews Episcopal
church, Rochester, N. Y, on a charge
of heresy. will begin in Batavia, N. Y,
April II. DR.. Crapsey is accused OF
denying the miraculous birth of Christ,
in, a sermon delivered in Rochester and
afterward published. in book form.
Charges were preferred against Dr..
Crapsey bit three Of a committee OF
five clergymen appointed to determine
whether he should be placed ON trial
voted against such action. Bishop
Walker Of Buffalo, however, named an
ecclesiastical court to try him for
heresy. ,.t&*r E~lN
The international mtdical congress
convenss in Lisbon. Portugal, April 10.
It's sessions will last until April rs.
1t IS expected that the king and queen
of Italy will open the international ex-
position April 20
= President Woodrow Wilson of
Princeton university is to be the prin-
cipal speaker at the annual Jefferson
birthday dinner of the democratic club
of New York at the Waldorf tonight.
The twenty-fourth biennial grand
arch council of the Phi Kappa Psi fra
ternity will be held in Washington April
1920. President Roosevelt is to hold
a reception for the delegates.
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I CATHOLIC Y. M. C.. "A.

New York, April I6.-A plan to es:
tablish in this country national as
sociation for Catholic young men on
the lines of the Young Mems Christian
association, has already taken definite
shape and has the approval Of Cardinal
Gibbons, Afchbishops ireland, Farley
and Ryan and the leading Catholic lay
men of the country. John ID. Crinmins,
Mayor Dunno Of Chicago, w. Bourke
Cochran, Justice McKenna Of the Unit
ed States supreme court. the Countess
Leary and other wealthy Catholics have
offered their aid in the movement. "A
million dollar trust fund has been sug-
gested as foundation for the plan.
| The plans will be thoroughly discussed
at Baltimore next month, on the oc-
casion Of the centennial celebration of
| the Baltimore cathedral. IT is expected
| that a national committee will be form
| ed at that time, to further discuss the
matter and take the necessary steps
| for carrying out the plan.
Fhe movement which has been agi-
ltated for some time and has been
growing slowly In importance, took
Idefnite steps, when the Paulist fathers
| hi west Fifty-ninth street came out
/, publicly III favor Of such an associa-
| Ition The Paulists are regarded as the
| leading exponents of American Catho-
IIcism, and have contended that veal.
thy American Catholics would support
Literally a national movement for veuns
| linen, just ais Others support the Young
| Mems Christian association
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JEFFERSON DAY.

New York, April 16-Ths, annual
Jefferson day banquet of the Demo-
cratic club which will be given at the
Waldorf-Astoria this evening promises
to be an unusually interesting affair.
President Woodrow Wilson, of Prince
ton university, will discuss the subject
of democracy from the academic stand
point, while Judson Harmon, of Gin
cinnati, who was Encouragement an
der President Cleveland, will discuss
national politics from a democratic
standpoint The anti Tammany demo-
cracy will be represented by Mayor
Mcclellan, who will deliver an address
on political lines. Although nothing
positive is known, it IS believed that
he will make some pointed references
to the political situation in New York
city. The mayor will be followed BY
w. Bourke Cochran, the silyer-tongued
orator, who will bravely represent Tam
many hall and will answer in case May
or Mcclellan should make an attack on
the tiger. The number Of guests has
been limited to 500.
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Y. M c. A. TOUR.

New York, April 16.- Several hum
Edred boys over ia years of age started
today via the Old Dominion line on the
annual educational trip to Washington.
I'D Ct, under the auspices Of the state
executive committee of the Young
Mems Christian association Of New
Jersey. The party will 60 by steamer
TO Old Point Comfort, where they will
visit Fortress Monroe. Hampton In
sfitute, and the soldiers home. From
there tlle trip will be made BY boat via
Hampton Roads. Chesapeake bay and
the Potomac river Three days will BE-
spent in Washington, visiting the many
places of interest including The capitol.
congressional library and Washington
monument.
During their visit in Washington the
boys will be received BY President
Roosevelt at the white house and ain
|old veteran will give talk, telling of
the many historic incidents which have
taken place III the executive mansion.
Several other representative men have
consented to give practical. talks each
|mornirg on the various departments.
(which viii be OF great educational value.
IsSide trips will be taken to Mount Yer
|non Alexandria and Arlington and 4
special car or automobile will be char
Itered to take the boys on a sight See.
Ling trip through The city The party
Twill retalrn on Friday, after having COW
Tered more than BOO miles III the I've
adays,
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BOSTON HORSE SHOW.

Boston, Mass, April 10 The great
Boston horse show, which promises to
be one Of the greatest sporting and So
ciety events OF the season, will open in
Mechanics building this evening. For
weeks preparations for the event have
been going on and when the show is
thrown open to the public this evening,
it Will be one of the most gorgeous and
interesting sights ever seen in this city
The number Of entries has beaten every
previous record and never before has
there been such a large display of fine
horses m this city as there will be dur
ing this week Many Of the most prom
inent owners Of fine horses in the east
are represented this year, The prizes
will aggregate more than 10000, not
counting the valuable plate and rib
bons. The list Of Judges includes: Will
| liam Pollock, of Pittsheld III wv. Ogden,
New York; IN. Barntirl. New York; !;
George G. Haven. il. lew York; DR..
| 10. Shirley Garter, Warrenton, Va, NV.
| S. Ellis, Philadelphia i. .. II. Tai
mage, New York NJ. BoWditch,
| lFraminghan1 Allan Forbes, Boston !;
Samuel d Riddle, Glen Riddle. Pa; J;
Frank Bo1sal, Baltimore. Md.
Charles Nc McEacheran, Montreal, Que. /;
Col r. Hewze, q. IS. A, West
Point <,
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of the country and might be made a
vehicle for political capital, especially
by the minority, it is to be brought up
today under suspension eof the rules.
Monday is the regular suspension day,
and bills handled under, this order are
not subject to amendments. The meth
Eod of procedure is to "rriove to suspend
the rules and pass the bill. u To this
motion second may be demanded,
which, if ordered carries with It forty
minutes of debate both for and against
the bill. at the expiration of which time
the only question which can be put lis
!" Shall the rules be suspended and the
bill passed, This cuts off all oppor-
tunity for amendment. The only alter
native method Of preventing issue MAX
ing would be to bring it in under a
special rule which would limit debats
and also prohibit amendment.
Pensions are to have. the right Of way
Tuesday and On that day also the APP
preparation bill for the District Of Col
urnbia will be reported. This bill will
be taken up Wednesday and will serve
as the topic for the balance Of the week
Several measures of. minor import
ance will also be brought ZIP under
suspension Of the rules today The sun
dry civil appropriation bill is now on
the ways in the appropriations commit
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-16
WISE DOG KNOWS WHEN
FOURTH OF JULY COMES

] Chicago, April 16-A "canine chron-
DIGGER" is the way the Michigan City
people style dog owned by A. Cor
dill of that Indiana municipality. II
this dog could say what he thinks, and
everybody. in Michigan City who
knows him to say, that he surely does
think, he would be an eloquent advo-
cate of sane Fourth OF July.
1t is asserted that the dog, whose
name is Fred, seems to know when
that event is to take place. Two or
three days ahead OF the day he is ac-
customed to hunt out hiding place.
When lie finds it his meals have to
be carried to him until the last act oi
the celebration is over Nothing will
induce him to stir away from his iso-
lation. He is the most playful fellow
in Laporte county, but there is moth
ing, of frolicsome character about
the. dog for the first six days of the
sexenth month of the year.
One OF Mfr. Cordill's boys sells a
periodical that arrives at Michigan
City on a certain day OF the week
Fred seems to know what day this
is just as well as his young master
The dog stays with the rews-seller
until he has disposed of his last copy
and then he seems to be as proud ot
the work as can be- The dog seems
| TO watch the movements between the
young seller and the buyer. He has
been known to look a man into buying
a paper. He has a regular Have a
paper, Sir?" expression. r- W lE
Fred is accustomed to estimate the
arrival OF the letter carrier to nicely
He is watching when Uncle Sans
servant is seen UP the street. Without
any direction he trots across to the
carrier, takes in his mouth the mail
that belongs, to the Cordill home and
delivers it with all the certainty
/, celerity and security" that has been
claimed for the United States mail
service since its Inauguration. @.g.
3# The dog does a great many other
things that indicate that he is highly
| Intelligent and if nature would only
put ii in to his little, red tongue he'd
talk like a phono graph. I,. ..,&.I / @s