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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-03-17

, Col. :22-"You-hath he reconciled in
| the body of his flesh through death, to
present you holy, and unblamable, and
unreprovable in his sight.
1 Cor. 15:3-"For 1 delivered unto you
first of all that which also 1 received;
that Christ died for our sins according
to the Scriptures: and that he was
| buried; and that he hath been raised
the third day according to the Scrip
ture.
12-Now if Christ is preached that he
hath been raised from the dead, how
say some among you that there is no
resurrection of the dead?
16-For if the dead are not raised.
neither hath christ been raised: and
if Christ hati- not been raised, your
faith is vain; ye are yet in your sins.
Then they also which are fallen asleep
in Christ have perished
Phil. 3:20-"For our citizenship is in
heaven; whence also we wait for
Savior, the Lord Jesus Chris.. who
shall fashion anew the body of our
humiliation, that it may be confhrned
to the body of his glory. according 10
the working whereby he is able even TO
subject all things unto himself.
Jonn l1:25-Jesus saith unto Martha,
Il am the resurrection, and the life;
he that believeth on me- though he die.
yet shall he live; and whosoever Hvetn
and believeth on me, shall never die 3"
Cor. 15:20. 21-"But now hath Christ
been raised from the dead. the first
fruit of them that are asleep. For
since by man came death, by man
came also the resurrection of the dead.
51-Behold I tell you a mystery: We
all shall not sleep, but we shall all be
changed: in a moment, IN the twinkling
of an eve. at the last trump: For this
corruptible shall put on interruption,
and this mortal shall put on immortal-
ity: then shall come to pass the say
ing. Death is swallowed up in victory.
O Death. where is thy victory
death. where is thy sting?
But thanks be to God, who gtveth us
the victory. through our Lord Jesus
Christ. Therefore, my beloved bretn-
rem. be We stedfast, immovable, always
abonnding in the work of the Lord, for
asmuch as ye know that your labor is
not in vain in the Lord.
The reading was followed by prayer
in which the invocation was the hrst
verses of the Nintieth Psalm: Lord
thou hast been our dwelIing-place in
all generations.
Before the mountains were brought
forth, or even thou hadst formed the
earth and the world. even from ever
lasting to everlasting thou art Cod.
The prayer was an eloquent express
sion Of trust in the Divine WILL an
acknowledgment Of the righteousness
of Divine judgment, and Of thankful-
CONTINUED on Page Two)
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NO PROFIT IN
CUBAN SUGAR

HAVANA. March 4.-Unless the
price of sugar advances the present
crop will prove a financial faiiure
Although there is good weather and
the abundance of cane has enabled
grinding to be carried on without in-
terruption the cost Of production is ex-
cessive. probably in many cases eA-
ceeding the selling value.
Up to the end Of February The Juice
proved very poor, containing only
per cent. OF saccharine matter. The
cost of labor is nearly double the aver
age for recent years. Spanish silver is
nearly at par. The railroad rates are
excessive, and the planters complain
that they are working exclusively Tor
the benefit of the railroads, which are
charging from 25 to so cents for haul
ing a sack of sugar weighing 325 pounds
to the ports.
It is alleged that the principal rail-
road, which recently increased it's stock
so per cent, did so to conceal the high
dividends it is earning. These are a.
most entirely due to the higi. freight
rates on sugar. Under the Palma
regime the planters tried 20 have the
rates lowered, but it is said that tee
shareholders in Havana had more in
huence than the sugar planters, with
the result that nothing was doae.
Shortly after 1902 railroad rates were
increased and the shares in the prin-
cipai lines rose nearly 100 per cent. ia
value. Politicians and others made
fortunes for selling in the Loncon mar
ket, which controls the quotations cf
many Cuban securities.
The supineness Of the ral'road COM
mission and its indifference TO the via!
interests OF the country are much criti-
cized. and it is said that under ma
tive regime any Improvement u hope
less. II is believed by many that even
If the Americans lowered The rates tho
Cuban Government. when established,
would speedily raise them again.
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AFTERNOON CABLE REPORT.


a
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16An funeral today
delivered President fanees
FoRBACH, Germany
rosse
today the
Time
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VAN DYKE TO FISH IN oALLILEE

BOSTON. March 4-The Rev. Dr.
Henry van Dyke today confirmed the
report Of his resignation from the
Princeton faculty.
with his inseparable companions. his
Eible and his FISH rod. Dr. van Dyke
Is going on "a camping trip through
Palestine. His object D.. be- says. 90
live out OF doors In the Holy Land and
10 see the things that are unchanged.
the mountains. the blue sky and the
waters He viii angle in the waters
Of Galilee.
To a reporter today Dr. van Dyke
said ne will leave New York on March
IS for jana and viii meet there two
friends who are now in Europe. They
will tour through Judoa. samaria and
Galilee. DR.. van Dyke viii return 10
this country 90 June or July.
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from the service at the church much
of that which is associated with the
sombreness of death. 1t will be long
recalled by those present as a gather
ing of friends, where words of hope
and consolation were uttered by those
who had known her well-words In
spired by sympathy that springs from
work, aspirations and trials that have
been an experience in common. The
flowers that filed the church with
their fragrance, We're gifts of friends
and relatives. Upon the railing in
front of the organ loft were two beau
tiful bouquets of lilies, while around
the pulpit We're masses Of OK eye
daisies, roses, white and purple asters.
Back of small table below the pull
pit was a wreath of fine ferns and
purple orchids, and loosely strewn up
on the table itself few beautiful
half blown Marechal Mel roses.
The audience in and of itself was
a tribute to Mother Castles wide in
fluence. There were present people of
many classes and conditions, the rich
and the poor, the humble and those
high in authority.
At the right of the pulpit, seats had
been reserved for the japanese SER
wants of the family; opposite was a
representative from the Salvation
Army With these We're many Hawai-
ians, some of them gray-haired. Back
of the seats occupied by relatives were
the employees of the firm Of Castle &
Cooke. while here and there, through
the BODY Of the church were the few
surviving who had been associated
with Mrs. Castle in the work to which
her highest powers had been dedicat-
ed With these were many represen-
tatives of the present generation,
Young men and women, teachers from
the schools. and workers from the
missions. and those connected with the
benevolent institutions TO which she
had been always so helpful and gem
erous a friend.
Mrs. A. S. Judd rendered the Marche
Funebre by Chopin, as the audience
were seated, and at the final notes the
family entered from the door at the
right of the pulpit occupying the peWs
reserved for them in front The urn
yelled in roses, was borne by Mr. w.
r. Castle. the eldest son. and placed
upon the table overshadowed by the
garland of orchids. The clergymen
who took part in the service were Dr.
Sylvester, the pastor of Central Union
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The Castle Memorial Services.

If those who have passed away are
conscious of the remembrance in which
they are held, then must the spirit of
Mother Castle have found happiness
in the memorial service yesterday af-
ternoon at Central Union church. It
was a fitting tribute to a long and
noble life. There was no oppressive
sadness, and no gloom, but it was an
expression of that faith which she had
cherished, and of reverence for a ca
reer, consistently rounded to it's close
After brief services at her home, at
which only the family and a few old
and intimate friends We're present, the
body was cremated in accordance with
her own wishes.
For this reason there were absent
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church, DR.. Frear, its former pastor;
Rev. Serene Bishop and Rev. Hiram
Bingham of Kawaiahao church.
The hymns selected were favorites
with Mrs. Castle, the first being
come, Jesus Redeemer," which was
hnely rendered by the choir Rev Mr.
Serene Bishop then read the following
selections. which had been Mother
Castles favorite texts:
Ps. 80 12:15-The righteous shall
flourish like the palm-tree he shall
grow like cedar in Lebanon. They
are planted in the house of Jehovah,
they shall flourish in the courts of our
God. They shall still bring forth fruit
in old age; they shall be full of sap
and green.
Nal S:17-"And they shall be mine -
saith the Lord of hosts. lin that day
when I make up my Jewels"
Matt. 13:43--Then shall the righteous
shine forth as the sun in the Kingdom
of their Father.
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BIG wARsHIP FOR BRAZIL.

LONDON, March 4.-The Brazilian
Government has ordered Vickers, sons
& Maxim TO build battleship as large
as the Dreadnought instead Of the
smaller vessel ordered some time ago.
The new ship will carry ten Pinch
guns and several smaller ones. She
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GRATING FIRM DISSOLVED.

BERLIN. March f-It g. announced
that the firm of Tippelskirsch A. CO.
has taken over the firms property
valued at $3.50 000
The firm ~ TippeiskIrsrh a Co. ~
which Liout.-Cofn. won POdblelskl.
Prussian Minister % Agriculture. was
a member. was found last fan 90 have
been guilty OF extensive operations IN
the name 81 graft In connection With
furnishing supplies 10 the troops In the
field in German south Africa.
IL was also accused - bribing Ger
man officials. among them Cen. Pod
biaIski. The books of the firm were
seized last August and Podbieiskl was
dismissed from ofiicc for his oonnec-
ton with the firm.
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OCEANIC LINE DROPS
STEAMSHIP SERVICE
WITH THE COLONIES
Orders Issued to Recall Ships---Two
of Them May Go on San Fran
cisco.HonoIuIu Run.

eablegram yesterday
nouneing the
sailngs of
Returning the home
line scheduled leave Honolulu Francisco follows
April 2; Sierra April 10; sonoma, April
possibility suspension
thorough repairing placed
will the to the same purpose.
Gfard second vice president W
night through
of in
When cablegm mentioned
said
eyes cabegram today stating
suspended The information not unexpected by owing
previously
Perhaps may permanent.
Gfard replied
question Possby boats
will between here
Francisco, Alameda onghtly service Or it
the larger be
putin a fortnightly direct service
Ti depends good deal the support the service would
If good service is to be had the
have the of the business community IN h
present
freight
IAN boats carry passengers.
time
added .'only
ago. the Austria
Of Mr. John specks San
Francis front the Coronado
discussed the heavy strain under which the three Australian
the route for the periodic essential to keep modern up
mark.
year snoma and Ventura had been making
time arrival could be fixed by
from the Colonies it seldom
that the did not off port bright and early on the wednesday
morning
handicap subject to- which Mr.
tyranny the union Every de-
pament union delegate An instance
ship given in Honolulu harbo The
off being headed for
the channel a sigma sigma was s .r y Tue a ~ ple5 the captain re-
peaed Then the chief engineer
feroom had struck
been that the tug
No protection TO
on by the local authorities
be had the delegate passed upoI
to Honolulu five Hawaans
When the sonoma reached Sydney the delegate
The captain refused the demand
Honolulu There STRIKE
but the authorities having regard Tor tne I " n
and sent to JAIL on hard bread
# was impossible for steamers in considered
number shoVeu
of fcoao the min should into the furnace
being protected Mr. Gfard complained
with actions for damages brought by lawyers
contng
of big difference to Ho
arrived about 600
and famous
from New Zealand this supply will be
inducements given
New Zealand that country will have to depend
the outside world
the losses of the Specks family until
$6250o and losses of the outside
$721500 The of the company are
Ventura,
100000 realized from recent sale of small vessel
sprekls people, who hold half of the $oo
with them IN raising the
required This refused The repairs OF the three
wouldc cost between $5ooooo and 100000
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MARCH OUTBREAK Of
LABOR TROUBLES IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA
Roosevelt Meets the Railroad Issue
by Appointing Commission to
Improve transportation.
ASSOCIATED Press Cablee=sms.)

VIENNA March 17-This city bakers being
a strike.
NANTES, March 1.-THE stevedores have gone strike
and rioting has killed.
HAMMOND Ind, March I7-In a amcng steel aborers
who strike hundred shots fired Two
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TO IMPROVE TRANSPORTATION.

WASHINGTON March I7-President Roosevelt has appoint
devise plan improve transportation.
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viii have several submerged torpedo
tubes.
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H0ppy Women
PLENTY OF THEM IN HONOLULU,
AND GOOD REASON FOR IT.

wouldn't any woman be happy,
After years Of backache suffering,
Days Of misery, nights OF unrest,
The distress Of urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cure?
No reason why any Honolulu reader
Should suffer in the face Of evidence
like this:
Mrs. Emma vieira Of King street,
Honolulu, Hawaii, says: For three or
four years had the misfortune to be
afflicted with an aching back. The
pain and discomfort this entailed on
me can be better imagined than de-
scribed. I have two children, and 1t
was of course difficult for me TO at
tend to them while oppressed with suf-
fering. The way in which I found re-
lief eventually was by using Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills, procured at
the HOLSTER Drug Co.'S store. They
did me great amount OF good, as
now tsetify. 1 should certainly recon-
mend those who have backache or any
other form of kidney trouble to try
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
for sale by all dealers. Price so cents
per box (six boxes $3.50. Mailed on
receipt of price by the Hollister Drug
Co, Ltd, Honolulu, wholesale agents
for the Hawaiian Islands.
Remember the name Doan's, and take
no other
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-03
A SILLY SAYING.

SIT is common but silly opin-
ion prevailing among a GER
tain class of people that the
worse remedy tastes, smells or
hurts, the more efficacious it is.
So saws well-known English
physician. He further adds:
For example, let Us consider
cod liver oil. As it is extracted
from the fish this oil is so often
sive to the taste and smell that
many cannot use it at all, nc
matter how badly they need it.
Yet cod liver oil is one of the
most valuable drugs in the world
and it is the greatest pity that
we have not thus far been able
to free it from those PECULIAR
ties which so seriously interfere
with it's usefulness This was
written years ago; the work Of
civilizing and redeeming it has
since been triumphantly accom-
plished; and as a leading in
gredient in the remedy called
WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION
the oil retains all its wonderful
curative properties with 10 bad
smell or taste whatever. It is
palatable as honey and contains
all the nutritive and curative
properties of Pure Cod Liver
Oil, extracted by US from fresh
cod livers, combined with the
Compound Syrup of Hypophos-
phites and Extracts of Malt and
Wild Cherry; creating q medi-
cine of unequaled power for the
diseases most prevalent and IA
tai among men, women and chill
dren. There is no other remedy
to compare with it. 1t increa-
ees the digestive power of the
stomach and in Blood Impuri-
lies. Throat and Lung Troubles,
Nervous Dyspepsia and Scrofu-
Ions Affections it gives quick
and certain relief and cure. DR..
q. C. Shannon, of Canada, says:
81 shall continue its use with,
I am sure, great advantage to
NV patients and satisfaction eto
Ynyse1f.' Has all the virtues o
~od liver oil: none Of its faaits.
You may trust it fully; it cannot
t3,s.pnoint you. AZ al chemists
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respondent, and Mr.. Cortelvou had
spent practically all his nature life in
various official capacities here.
so Mr.. Meyer has an unusual oppor-
tuhlty as business man tn take =
business mans view OF the deparr-
ileht' which is the greatest organiza-
tlon under the government. He has
oeen giving attention TO lot Of mat
ters, calculated to improve the postal
iAc4lties TO the business public. il
Trying 10 improve the registered mail
system the money order system, and
also 70 eliminate delays in the delivery
or Foreign mails. Because of a lack
Oh mail clerks aboard ocean steamers
CRYING mails, the letters have TO be
sorted at Boston and New York post
onces in some instances. Mr.. Never
hopes to find way to have mail clerks
ABOARD all these steamers
Inc new postmaster general proposes
10 Work away at these and other prob
lens confronting him and to spend
most or the summer in Washington,
which is something that most cabinet
orheers avoid nowadays. He will try
10 get away for a while in July. when
ne hopes to go to Canada and engage
IN ms favorite sport OF salmon fishing.
He is an expert at this sport. having
found time TO kill a few salmon an
nualIy for twenty-five years
ERNEST G.. WALKER.
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Apart from this incident the PreSl-
dent is getting along exceedingly well
with his cabinet. All are congenial
men to him and are working in the
most perfect harmony with his plans.
Of none is this more true than OF the
new Postmaster General, Mr. George
won l. Meyer. He is a business man
by long training before he embarked
upon a diplomatic career and is taking
hold as a business man in the great
work of administering that depart
nent. The President and others OF Mr..
Meyers friends hope that he may
make a marked success. for there is
abundant opportunity for the exercise
Of good business judgment The last
Postmaster General who was regard
ed as really a great Postmaster Gen
eral. was John Wanamaker, a business
man. There have been several capable
postmasters general since Mr.. Wanna
makers time. but they have made no
particular impression upon the admin
istration of its affairs. The only two
business men among Mr.. Wanamaker'
successors. prior TO the assumption OF
the office by Mr.. Meyer, were James
A. Gary. Of Baltimore. who came in
with the Mckinley administration, and
Henry g Payne, of Wisconsin, who
was one Of President RooSeveIt's first
cabinet nominations. But Mr.. Gary
served only a little more than one
year and made no remarkable record
Mr.. Payne was too i'll during most OF
his incumbency 10 do his very best
and then Mr.. Roosevelt expected him
70 give considerable attention 10 polit-
zeal matters
Wilson s Bissen, Of New York, and
William L. Wilson. Of West Virginia,
who held the office OF Postmaster Cen
aral in succession during the second
term Of President Cleveland were law
yers Charles Emory Smith. ~ Penn
sy1vanfa who served under Mckinley I
and Roosevelt. IS a newspaper editor; 4
Robert ]. wynne. who succeeded Hen /
r. g Payne was 4 Washington cor (
Evening capital., 1907-07-19
G Dwelling House,

eautalnsne eleven roonis. two tenant houses
nlrAsrs aouee. large barn AMI at necessary
auf- -huigdlnxa
rhis property - 10 atesl on the Annapolis
af fIE "a sffrDf rad. about four miles from
fhe CifY ~ Balflmorc and has iarxe water.
front nn FURNACE creek with = deep water
fanrfine thr enlf ~ ca splendid condition and
trees. afieius tlr propcrty % John r. Ham.
n4a1a. Eaftls % Phelps. 81. IL. Cromwell. ur.
N NarnNid and tne estate % Thomas and
Nathau Rumrhrey t. tine noxt avaiiabie
waicr runt 10 the kayrer property and
a7ers q rare opporfupity ~ ~ Inv cstment.
Ten ard onefourth acres % the land - de-
- hed from tHe main tract and lies directly
ou TIE Annapolis or light street road. II
ufthunt I'm prov ea1rufs. and viii Be offered
far sale iiret separately from the remainder
aHf Afterwards a. = part 81 the entire tract,
tle frnefees rgscFxtuE ihe right 20 accept tHe
fnaro advantageous BID
TERMS oF ~AIE ~ rIxESg ri EFD ~
FffH uEtEf .-tlne. third uf tne purcbaso
fnorev to - paid iu cash on the dag % sale
EatiaeRtluu of sufn sale ~ tne Court. one
fhlrd raah in sfx months. and one.tufrd IN
twelve months from tre day % sale. or all
eash az the option % the purchaser or pur-
rHasrrs. fnf credit PORTIONS 20 hear Interest
ffnfn tna day 81 sale ard 10 he secured by
ere htnds ~ tne purchaser ~ rurehasers
w4th sceuFity % tne satisfaction % tlae Trus-
tees.
usrsans Desiring further Information viii
arriy 60 sac Trustees.
NICHOLAS u GREEN.
Annapolis. Nd.
ST. GROIN " Kill, % -,
Glen Burnie. sd.
Trustees.
M. $. nrSrAr. Nasiionesr 3ylsts
Evening capital., 1907-07-19
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEA, That the sub.
~ scribcr. Of Baltimore CITY, has oh.
fainad from the Orphans Court Of AnneAfundel
county. N Maryland. Letters Of Testfmentary
On the personal estate Of
JOHN q. BALDERsTOS,
!Gfe Of Boston. commonwealth OF Hassa-
ebuasstts. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceaeec are hereby warned ~
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, 10
fhe subscriber. on or before the 9Th day ~
December 1877. They may otherwise, By law
bs exrlndef from al benehf of the eaid estate.
Al persons ind0bted 70 said estate are tcqusstfd
o make immediate payment.
Given snder our nzn1s this 18Th day Of June
VIZ. H. COLI,
Admr.
Evening capital., 1907-07-19
Notice to Creditors.

NOTrCK ~ HEHEBY GIVEN. That ths
N subscribcr, 0f Anne Arundel county, has
Obtained from tire Orphans Court of Anna
Arundel county n Maryland, letter.
fealameufaFy on tba persona estate Oi
WILLIAM gHALMEfk@, late OF Anne
Arundel county, deeeascd- AL persons having
claims against the deceased, are hereby warned
10 arhfhff ffse sane. With the gouchew thereof
b fhe subscriber. on o. before the
f5sh DAY or DECEBBER. 1877.
They mar cfherwiae. ~ law. be excluded
from al benefit of the said estate All persons
Indebted - aaid state are requested - make
fmmedlate payment.
Given under my hand thfs fifh, day Of
June. fNT.
LE0sAED =. WALLER,
III Admr.
Evening capital., 1907-07-19

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVES, Ttsf The sBb
~ scfibsf ~ Anne Arundel eO1nfg, nas Oh
faiued from the Crphans Couft ~ Anne Afuf1s
r0nnty. in MaryiaEd. Letters Testamentafy
ca me pcrsonal estate %
CHARTf13 A. PiaDEfsI,
iaie of Anae Arundel Cop0iy. feeeased All pef
sons h1vlnr elaine against The decessed are here
- warned - eAhibit the sanles with the vvgfbcff
ferrruf 10 TIC anherffDeg, o. oT bffyfe the 10Th
1ag % sepfember. fa17. They may Otherwise. -
az ~ szrIuded from al beneGf % tbs 9ai1 eefaff
AL perrors indsbted ~ said estste are fe4ecstea
10 MAKE Immediate payment.
owen ander my aand this 5tb day ~ March,
CHARLES y. LKwIs,
Executor