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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-18
THOMAS SAILS SOUTH.

[. 5. army transport Thomas, Cap
tain Lyman, sailed for Guam, Maya
saki and Manila at $3.50 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon from her anchorage in
the stream. She was to have sailed at
II o clock in the morning but was de-
layed on account of officers of the
Sixth Cavalry aboard having to round
up stragglers. She took on $50 tons
of coal from barges while here, the
coaling operations being rushed. One
of the officers remarked while watch
ing the work of coaling that the Japa-
nese women at Nagasaki could do the
work quicker than the local suevedores,
but since there is no chance of match
his assertion remains improved. Be
sides treasure and general supplies, the
Thomas carries lot of ammunition and
rifles. She, stops at Guam to land the
families of gunner and an employee
of the agricultural experiment station
and has one passenger for Nagasaki
Her cabin passengers enjoyed them
selves much while In Honolulu.
Samuel Wilder King, who was a
passenger for Honolulu in the Thomas,
came near missing the boat when she
sailed from San Francisco. He came
overland from Annapolis and his train
was late upon reaching the Coast city.
He hired an automobile and raced to
the wharf only to find the vessel had
left, whereupan he sought the aid of
the quartermaster S office and the troop
ship was signaled and he was taken
off to her in a tug. Being engaged
to Honolulu girl, King, who has to
get back in the s. s. Siberia on Fri
day. did not want to be left.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-18
STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

Togo Kisen Kaisha Hongkong Maru
is due early this morning from San
Francisco with two days mail and will
probably sail for the Orient in the
afternoon. On Friday morning the Pa
cifc Mail S. S. Siberia is due from
the Orient and will likely get away
for the Coast in the evening of the
same day. Tomorrow the four cruisers,
West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Colorado
and Maryland leave for San Francisco.
They will not take mail, for the ST.
IBERIA viii beat them up by two or
three days. The American-Hawaiian
S. S. Nevadan sails at noon on Satur-
day for San Francisco, direct.
LOCAL QUARANTINE RAISED.
Dr. Carl Ramus, in charge of the
United States Public Health and Marine
Hospital service here in the absence
of DIR. L. e. Golfer, announced last
night that on authority from the head
quarters of the service at Washington
the local quarantine is raised and here
after there viii be no restrictions on
outgoing steamships in regard to pas
sengers and the boats leaving here will
be under no quarantine guard. Rat
guards and similar precautions will be
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-09-18

Note.-Barometer readings are cor
rected for temperature, instrumental
errors. and local gravity, and reduced
fin sea level. Average cloudiness stated
in scale from to 10. Direction OF
wind is prevailing direction during "a
hours ending at p. m. Velocity OF
wind is average velocity In miles per
hour. VIM. B. STOCKMAN,
Section Director.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
ABOUT YOUR NEIdHBORs
AND YOURSELVES

"A. N. Smith who has been con.
fined to she houss with q siege Of the
rheumatism for the last two weeks
is able to be outsaaAiu.
Mrs. ". P. Hillix left last night
for Portland. Ore. to attend a meet
ing OF the board Of grand managers Of
the Pacific jurisdiction Of the Women
of Woodcraft. Of which she is one OF
the board.
IT. L. Black. yardsmn for the
Gibson Lumber company. sewers his
connection with the firm on April
first. and will leave early next week
for the Pacific coast to remain
Mr.. Black has bee1 connected with
this firm for . great many years
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
SAID 10 RELIEVE
ALL RHEUMATIsM

Fluid Extract DaudsIion. ons-hAif
ounce; Compound Kargon. one ounce
Compound Syrup 81 saparilla. three
ounces. ME- b shaking wall 10 Z
: bottle and taks IN tsaspocnful
doses aftsr saoh meal and q bad.
time. These insrsdisnts can bs OBJ.
tainsd n moderate cost ~ any good
prescription pharmacy. and. being
composed manly Of vegetable
extracts. are harmless and will moi
ip1ure ths most dslicats stomach.
This simpis prescription il said 20
perform remarkable cures. In many
cases Of years standing.
II has , peculiar eject upon the
kidneys. assIstinR these most impor.
tant organs to flltsr and strain from
the blood the uric aoid. uria. eto. 4.
which causes the pain and misery OF
Rheumatism.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
Always Keeps Chamberlain 8
Couqh Remedy in His House

ave would not be without Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. 1t is kept on hand
cont 'nually in our home" says w. w.
Kearney, editor of the Independent,
Lowry City, Mo. That is Just what every
family should do. When kept at hand
ready for instant use, a cold may be
checked at the outset and cured in much
less time than after it has become settled
in the system This remedy is also with
out peer for Group in children, and will
prevent the attack when given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even af-
ter the croupy cough appears, which can
only be done when the remedy is kt pit at
hand. For sale by Daniels Drug store IN
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
A Steamboat VIII Explode.

A train ao5 feet long and the lar.
gess ever introduced ON . stage will
be seen In Lincoln J. CATERS "The
New FAst Mail" which plays the
Houston opera houae tonight A Mis-.
Aissippi river steamboat explcdss In
fnll Wow Of tho audience The
Niagara Falls are shown in their
full splendor. Eve-y stitch Of scenery
is brand now this season. ard = great
electrical effect is introduced in the
fourth act. The beat acting com.
pany the play has ever had ia the
good vaudeville acts help to make up
the performance.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
A NOTED EDUCATOR is
VISITING IN THE CITY

DR.. Coleman. Inspector Of the High
s,hcols Of the state for the State Uni.
veisity. arrived from Boulder this
afternoon to look over the condition
Of the High school of Florence and
to address the High school faculty.
He began his addrt s. at 8 O'Clock and
it wss more than Usually interesting
to the teAohsrs. as Prof. Coleman is .
sslfmade man. climbing the ladder
from the life Of . farmer round by
round until he attained his present
exalted position.
Some idea Of the ssandsrd of the
high schools Of Colorado may be had
when 1t is stated that there are only
eight HiRh school inspectors in the
United Stats snd one Of them is for
Colorado alone under the direction Of
the State University.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
INDICATIONS FAVOR
VIGOROUS SPRING TRADE

There are indtcAtions that the com.
ins spiins will be ops Of the r:ol'
prosperous that the merchants Of thii
city have experienced for many years.
There ID IN abundance Of work to be
done and there will hc good wases for
all. That clsss Of psoplc d scribsd
In general way ~ tha unemployed.
10 practically unknown IN this
vicinity Every body Ia buav that
wants 10 hs. aud most people have
. bank account Of greater or les'
dimensions. Under these oircum
stancss 10 10 osrtain that good deal
OF money will Hnd itself Into the
tills OF shs merchants between now
and she Hrst Of June.
There 10 another thing that
savora the theory Of successful
businsss season The spring weather
has opsnsd almost . month ssrlier
than IL usually does. II bsRins to
lcph "a II Tho drst weeks Of April
will bring With tnem . summer tenn
perAture. and II this should happen
shsrs will be ''somsthinR doing" In 4
very sho't TINS
The fact 10. our merchants are
busy now takirg care OF tta patronage
Of those who do not wait for the streA,
Of circumstances to force them to buy.
hut 40 to the store ~ soou ~ the new
goods Of tho seAson ara In aud make
their selections from she unbrokeu
as,ortments This 10 the conduct OF
tho wiss buyer who wants tho best
Ia tbs market and already tho bis
stores arc being thronRed With peopl,
who arc placing thsir orders fol
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28

A BIG BOSINESS-Ths Tribune
office has been doing so much business
lately that the mechanical force has
found 1t necessary to work At nights
In order to keep up with the rush.
Usually in ths fall and winter
months . printing Office linds itself
swamped In work. and it 10 unusual
that these are the conditions in tie
spriug, But it Ia the conditions
with this otfios at present.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
ARTHUR cHEHowETH RE-
CEIvKS SCHOLARSHIP

Mr. Arthur 9. Ohsnowssh. assist.
ant In Grssk In the Univsriaty Of
Colorado. has received the Csoil
Khodsa scholarship In Oxford Univer.
sity. EnslAnd. from Colorado. Tvs
other insn had passed ths examinA.
sIon. ons from Colorado collage and
one from the Univsfsity Of Colo
rado, bus the committse Of award
chose Mr. Chsnowsth. This scholar.
ship carries el500 . year for sxpenses
for . term Of three years and q
auooessful candidate for the position
must all requirem ants mot only in
scholarship bot in athletics and In
popularity among his fellows ~
veil.
Mr.. Chsnoweth Ii = graduate Of
the Trinidad High school aud OF
the Collsas of Liberal Arts OF the
Universify Of Colorado He was
elected = member OF the honorary
scholastic fraternity Phi RetA Kappa.
and will probably secure his Master
OF Arts degree this June. Two other
repr rssentAtives of Colorado and one
from N,w Mexico At Oxford have been
graduates Of the COLLEGE OF Liberal
Arts Of the State University.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
Listen

and remember tho next time you suife,
from pain--caused by damp weather
when your head nearly bursts from neu--
ralgia--try Billiards. Snow Liniment. 1t
will cure you. A prompt business man
OF Hemstead, Texas, writes: II have
used your iiniment, Previous to using
1t was sgreat sufferer from rheumatism
and neuralgia. am pleased to say that
now l am free from these complaints.
am sure that owe this to your lini.
ment' Sold by Yeitou Drug Co. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
WILL INCREASE
IT'S MEMBERSHIP
CONTINUED from page l.,

II will mos be long dntIl money
from the East will BE- looking this
way for Investment. = II usually
does In the spring and suumsy
months and the buslnsss aud other
men Of the city can III afford to be
behind 10 this proposition because il
is known that the best investments in
she state are those in this section.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
Don't Complain

II your chest pains and you are unable
to sleep because Of a cough. Buy a bot
tie OF Ballard's Horehound Syrup and
you won't have any cough. Get a bottle
now and that cough will not last long A
cure for all pulmonary diseases Mrs. j.
Galveston, Texas, writes. IL cant cay
enough for Ballard's Horahound Syrup.
The relief it has given me is all that is
ne essary for me to say" Sold by Yel-
ton Drug Co. It's
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28

sprins ssd 1EznsF goods. II u now
10 ne hAncs Of tbs moro hADts 70
naks this spring oas Of The most pros
psross tbs city hes svsr sssn. Ths
merchant who Advsrtisss bis wares 1.
shs ons thAt will snioy ths mess 10.
csatlvs trsds.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
Hellol Hellci

Yes. We will make Ice cream and
serve sample free to all between
seven and nine O'Clock Saturday even.
Ing. March 80.
t'rices: One gallon 81 90. q gallon
500, y gallon 25. pins l5c; packed
In ice. 100 extra.
Very Respt..
ROGERS BAKERY 90.
1895 Phone B 273
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28
Free Booklets on Old Mexico

In correction wit, :he special excur.
sions to Mexico City, the Colorado s
Sou,hsrn is distributing some handsome
literature. Tickets at half rates will be
selp April 25,h to May 18th, June sth to
18th and June Goth to July 18th, good
for 10 days; stopovers in both directions.
I. +. Fisher, G. p. A., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28

Il will not cost you cent to try
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's, ard they are excellent for stomach
troubles md constipation. Get free
sample at Daniels drug store. tts
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28

Send the Weekly Tribune to your
friends at a distance. 1t beats letter
and is a whole lot lees trouble.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28

Beautiful EaAter post cards at DAN
iels Drug Store. 2i-26
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28

The Tribune for best job printing.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28

ChilberR's fine ice cream served at
Daniels soda fountain. 2i29
The daily tribune., 1907-03-28

1896
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
MAN IN FIERCE FIGHT
WITH PACK OF JACKALS
Instead Of Allowing Them to Pass
He Becomes Aggfcssor- and
Invites Attack.
CAPE TOWN, Aug. a


While he was on a shooting trip
about fourteen miles from his homo
st Beaufort West, Cape Colony this
week, a. Z. Clarke Kuir British set
tier, had terrible fight with jackals
What he took to be a herd of buck
approaching him turned out to be a
pack Of "Panne" jackals. tho large va
riety so much dreaded by farmers and
herdsmen. Instead OF allowing the
pack to pass unmolested, no fired and
killed tho leader.
The others advanced 81 him. and be-
fore they surrounded him he killed
three more and wounded two. Then
grim fight against overwhelming odds
hogan. for he was alone In the bush.
Using his rifle as club. Mr.. kuir dis
posed OF a few more Of the brutes. but
his weapon broke and he was left with
only the two barrels to defend himself,
BY this time he was fearfully torn and
mauled about the neck. arms and
thighs, and was rapidly growing ex-
hd lust before he sank to the ground
unconscious one large Jackal spranS on
his shoulders and buried it's teath IN
his neck, and he remembered nothing
more, When he recovered his senses
Ne was in a sheep kraal with four
friends. who had saved his life.
They came on the scene as he was was
falling, and as the Infatuated beasts
pieces few shots and combined rush
scattered the animals IN all directions.
After taking him home. MIR kulrs
one one dead jackals, which they skinned
they sent him half dozen of the
skins as mementos of the incident.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25

some few years back, and the Hon. Lady
Hervey- Bathurst, one of the pretty and
popular daughters Of the late (fourteentED
Lord Inchiquin and Ellen. Lady 1nchiqulil
Ca descendant Of King Brien Boroime and
long line Of Irish kingly ancestors) and
stapsister OF the present peer, ran smart
millinery shop prior to her marriage.
trading under her own pretty Irish name
of Moisa. in. Sloane square. with mar
Vicious success.
The countess of Essex has part inter-
est in a laundry in q neighborhood of
London. She is charming American
the daughter OF MIR. Beach-Grant, of New
York-and has always been greatly adj
mired in society since she became the
second wife of the seventh earl of Essex
in 1858.
his royal llighness the late duke of Cam
hriuge, started as beauty doctor" some
years ago. and Mrs Wellesley, a relation
through marriage Of thenduke Of Yelling
tcn, as a florist. with Conspicuous success;
while another society beauty specialist"
was the Hon. Mrs. Granville Knox, a
daughter of Harriet Lady Clifden and a
cousin OF the hmarquise d Eautepoule, the
wife of Granville Knox "a relation of the
earl OF Ranturly), and the prettiest ana
most popular OF women.
Titled Gardeners.
The Hon. Frances Wolseley, daughter
and only child of Viscount and Viscount-
ess NYolseleY, has established a garden
farm and school for women at Glynde. in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
JUDGE ACCUSED OF
ACCEpT|N BRIDES
Lawyers Refuse TO Plead in His
Court Pending Investigation
Of Charges.
ROME. Aug. "a.

tlOhfl,t <AllS. Et
An extraordinary scene occurred in the
Law Courts at Modena yesterday. Sgnor
Giacomo Ferr. the prominent lawyer and
parliamentary deputy, stood up and re-
fused to argue the case before the court
on. the ground that one of the assisting
judges was habitually guilty OF bribery
and corrupt practice, which. sgnor Ferri
added, would be found specified in formal
denunclation. which he had handed to
the kings procurator.
The president was dumbounded. and at
length ordered the next civil case to be
proceeded with; but all the other lawyers
In court, one after another, announced
their adhesion TO Signor Ferri and de-
cined TO discuss business before the &C.
cused Judge Yignocchi till the charges
had been Investigated. Hence the session
had to be adjourned sine die.
Apropos OF this incident it may be men
toned that sgnor orlando. minister of
Justice. on being recently appointed to
that Cabinet post, issued general cir
cular nanifesting his intention of purg-
Ing the Italian bench of incompetent or
unworthy administrators. The govern
ment then began series of prosecutions
| against various members of the Judicial
| bench, who were charged with corrupt
practices in Genoa, Catanzaro and other
| places. The dean of tine Judges In the
! aforementioned Calabrian city was con
| demned to a years suspension from of
! fee This step on the part Of the centra
| government seems to have lnsttlled cour,
lage into the ranks Of the lawyers, VINO
are cooperating in the arduous task O.
| judicial reform
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25

Sussex, whck has proved a, most prac-
1tical ertaking-tinancially and other.
wise.
Lady Coghill is another titled garden
er. and the wife OF Sir Egerton Coghill,
fifth baronet, OF Glen Barrahane, County
Cork grandson on the maternal side
Of the third lord Plunket. Lady Cog
hill devotes her energies entirely to vlo-
let farming. and after paying al eS-
penses connected with her farm, declares
her enterprise to be not only most IN
teresting but also a profitable concern.
Lady Aileen Wyndham-Quin, the only
surviving daughter OF the earl ana couh-
tess of Dunrayen. also essayed Vlolet
farming at Adare Manor, County Liner
lex for time, but relinquished her in
dustry, finding that she could not devote
sufficient personal supervision necessary
to render it a paying one.
Miss Edith Kerr Ca relation of the mar
outs Of Lothian). recognizing q popular
need, has struck out a line for herself
by keeping n servants registry office IN
the neighborhood Of Eaton square: while
the Hon. Mrs. De We're Perry Ia daugh-
ter-in-law of the third earl OF Limerick,
turned her inventive genius to a financial
success by patenting her cleVer safety
purse. managing the business 1t entailed,
and running the whole SHOW" herself,
with commcndable trading talent and
zeal.
Other Noted Irishwomen,
The pretty young marchioness of Wa
terford owns knitting industry at Car
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
EAST INDIAN PATRIOTS
AT TACK THE POLICE
English Goods in Calcutta Being
Religiously Boycotted BY
the Natives.
CALCUTTA. Aug >

CALCUTTA. Aug. "a.
a conflict occurred yesterday between
the Calcutta police and the National
Volunteers" A body Of police were
searching the Office Of tho Yugantar
newspaper for seditious matter, when thew
We're attacked by about>thrty volunteers
armed with sticks, who were marching in
procession to join the boycott demonstra.
tton held in College Square. Two police
officers We're injured. One volunteers who
was captured, was carrying a book, Of
military exercises.
The Nationalist leaders organized a
monster boycott emonstration yester-
day, but, except for this incident the pro-
ceedlngs were orderly, and failed to cause
any general excitement. The police were
present in strong force. The National
Volunteers" also paraded. armed with
sticks. Among them were q pensioned
havildar and several Punjabis and NAH
rattas. There was also a mounted sec
ton, twenty strong. escorting the national
flag 4t- q
The mass of the Calcutta population re-
fused to participate in the demonstration,
believing that the present scarcity Is due
to the boycott With the exception OF
Surendra Nath Bannerjce, tie prominent
Hindu. the leaders were absent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
MURDERER
MAY GET NEW TRIAL
Public Opinion Undergoes Re
vulsion in Favor Of Dr.. Hau,
Now Awaiting Death.
WITNESS IS DISCREDITED

BERLIN, Aug. 81.
Public opinion in Baden Baden has I'm
dergone a rev,ilsson in favor of DR.. Hau.
sentenced to death for the murder of his
mother-in-law. Frau Molitor. who was
lured from her villa by a telephone call.
Baron Iindenau. who has been arrested
on charge Of blackmail III connection
with q letter he Is alleged to have writ
ten saying that Fraulein Olga Molitor
Mannheim this morning. with .Fraulein
Molitor, who emphatcally denied eyer
having seen him. The baron stood to his
statement that she fired the shot, which
she as firmly denied.
The crown counsel absolutely refuse 70
believe that she was In any way iInpii-
Gated, and insist that Baron Lindenatl
was not in Baden Baden on the day OF
the murder. Three Witnesses on the
other hand. affirm that they cav him
there that day. and almost It the spot
where the murder took place
His word as a witness is considered TO
carry little weight. Although noble
man, he now earns a precarious existence
by means of licensed ma rriage bureau
at Mannheim. He beca me bt nkrupt some
years ago as the result OF house, specuia-
ton. Although Ga years old, in his letter
he proclaimed his attachment to Fraulein
OLGA Molitor.
His trial, it Seems, will undoubtedly re-
open the Han case from the beginning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-25
WHO is WORLDS
QUEEN OF .BEAUTY2
England and Europe Challenge
Americas Claim to Most
Perfect Of Sex.
TILE CONTEST STARTED
Newspapers in Many Countries
Try to Beat Uncle Sans
Fairest Daughters.
LONDON. Aug. a.

Ut l1lSIS4Sp 4auS.s 81.
The Daily Mirror has started a contest
for the most beautiful woman in thu
world, and premises its announcement
by asking. Is there a more beautiful
woman In the world than Miss Marguerite
Frey OF Colorado, whose photograph ap-
pearcd In the Daily Mirror on August az
She was chosen from over 100000 other
beautiful Americans, and the United
States has challenged the world to find
her equal.
The Daily Mirror has taken up this
challenge on behalf of Engllshwon1en. Its
example has been followed by leading
newspapers In Australia. Argentina, Den-
mark, France, Japan, Mexico. Norway.
Scotland, Spain and Sweden, on behalf Of
the womanhood of those countries.
How the Competition Started.
A competition, which started few
months ago In q friendly wager between
q New York and Chicago man as ia
which city possessed the most beautiful
woman. has spread until now 1t is q
great international contest.
Out of this first wager, made In Dee
cember last year, grew q contest to find
the most beautiful woman in the United
States. She was found in Miss Frey.
Then America challenged the world to
| find q more beautiful woman. and the
| world has accepted that challenge.
The jury is composed Of ten fanoux
painters, whose names and whose works
are well known. They are: John Lavery.
r. S. A.; Arthur Hacker, A. r. Al:
George Henry, A. R. A.; Sir James Linz
ton, Z. l.; a. Carruthers Gould, r. 3.
| A.. Richard Jack. G.. p Jacomb-Hood,
/! r. l.. John Hassall, r. l.; Miss NIaud
Porter, Charles Lewis.
! Owing to stipulation made by the.
United States in Issuing the challenge,
no professional theatrical performer or
model Is eligible.
England is Aroused.
According to the Daily Mirror, not only
| towns, but the rural districts are up in
! arms against the. American challenge.
/ Some of the photographs already sent IN
iccme from remote parts Of the west of
perfect types of Engishwomen-fai
country girls the descendants OF long
! line of sturdy countrywide. to whom the
fresh air is life.
/. When the most beautiful woman has
been found the Daily Mirror proposes tof
pay her the highest tribute that can be-
/ paid to any mortal--to perpetuate her
name and beauty.
/ The women Judged by the COMMITTEES ia
| be the fairest in England shall htlpe her
i portrait painted by a we'll known British
4 artist. This portrait will be offered to
\ the most important picture gallery in the
4 neighborhood In which the lady lives as
i a permanent record of the most beautiful
= English woman in 1907.
\ The Daily Mirror is championtng the
cause Of England. In this weeks issue
of the Peoples Friend, Of Dundee. the
cause of Scotland's fair daughters is he
Ing taken UP.