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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-16
For Rent

HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS. Emma
Square. Rent. $50 per month.
HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS. Emma
Square. Rent. SIS per month.
HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS. stable ana
servants quarters. on wilder avenue.
opposite Experiment Station. Rent.
t35 per month.
HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS. servants
quarters. on Sheridan street. oppo-
site Chinese Consulate. Rent. f25 per
month.
JAS. F. MORGAN,
AUcTIoNEER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-06-16
VESSELS IN PORT.

(Army and Navy.
Irocuois. U. S. N. IT., Carter. San Fran
cisco, May 8.
Dix, u. S. A. T., Ankers, Manila and
Nagasaki, June 9.
Merchant Vassels.)
Coronado, Am. bktn., Langfeldt, San
Francisco, May u.
Invertay, Br. S., Houghton, Newcas-
tie, June 4.
Restorer, Br. SIS, Combe, Esquimalt,
March 81.
r. P. Rithet, Am. bk., Drew, San
Francisco, May 20.
Shark, Am. ketch, Eames, San Fran
cisco. May 20 Cat Pearl Harbor).
Alaskan, All. S. s., Nichols, Seattle,
June 10.
Bucentaur. Br. SIS, Jenkins, yelling
ton, June II.
THE MAILS.
Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Franciseo-Per Doric. June II.
Orient-Per Korea, June Il.
victoria-Per Aorangi. June 20.
Coionies-Per Miowera, June rs.
Mails will depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Korea, June q.
Orient-Per Doric, June IL.
yictoria-Per Miowera, June 20.
Colonies-Per Aorangi, June 20,
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
PENNSYL LVAN|A RAILROAD
Bulletin.
STOP OVERS GRANTED At PRILApELPHIA.

An important feature OF the regular $1,000 excursion tickets
from Washington New York Pennsylvania Railroad the
opover privilege Philadelphia All tickets are good stop
off Philadelphia both going and returning, within the limit the
tickets, which IS eleven days
This feature should appeal especially the people OF Washing
having transactions Philadelphia New York. as obvaes
the necessity OF repurchasng tickets Philadelphia affords
opportunity down Atlantic City between business
engagements.
The regular rstclass unlimited tickets from Washing
to New York also good to stop off at Philadelphia.
The morning express which leaves the New Union Station
Washington 800 weekdays and arrives in New York
should also appeal strongly the Washington business
enables him his business in New York and
home the evening He may spend two hours New
York and be Washington $50 he may spend four
hours in New York and be in Washington o:55 p m
There other express trains between Washington
and New York and express trains frequently between Wash
ngton and Philadelphia via the Pennsylvania Railroad
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
BRUIN READY TO Be EATEN
Little Brown Bear Arrives for
White House Feast.
Lighter Than the Average Congress-
man, but Enough of Him
TO Go Around.

|, Preparations for the hunters dinner at
the White House tonight are going mer-
riIy on. and the feast promises TO be a
big success.
The dinner Will be spread in the state
dining-room. but the menu will not be
confined 10 the conventional dishes. The
raw material for the piece de resistance
arrived at the White House in an express
wagon yesterday morning. Ii was brown
bear from Mobile. Ala. shipped here espe-
cially for the dinner az which the Presl-
dent viii entertain some OF the men who
have accompanied him on expeditions for
big game especially the recent trip 10
the canebrakes Of louisiana The bear
is a small one and not over fat, but the
White House steward. although ineXperi-
enced in the preparation Of bear meat.
will probably find enough 10 go around
and will be able, under the direction OF
some one OF the hunters who are guesJs
OF the President, 10 prepare palatable
dish.
There was quite gathering Of White
House visitors waiting to see the Presi-
dent when the express wagon drove up
with the bear. which was wrapped In a
white cloth. The shroud-hke covering
gave the little bear a pathetic appear
aHee, which was emphasized by a tired
expression on the dead animals face
There was no appearance that the bear
had been killed in deadly combat, and,
in fact, there were some sly remarks
from the bystanders when il appeared
that the hair had been rubbed from one
Of the hind Ilegs Of the little beast. II
was general 'surmised. however. that the
animal came from the swamps around
Mobile, and that il had not been follow
ing an Italian.
The bear IS at least twenty-five pounds
lighter than lightweight Congressman.
There will not be many steaks, but the
bear will make an excellent stew
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
BURTON IS LEFT OUT.
Will Not Aid in Making Financial
Legislation.

Chairman Fowler, in the appointment
yesterday Of a subcommittee to draft
financial bill, ignored Representative Bur
ton, whom Speaker Cannon put on the
committee for the influence he would
have IN handling the situation, and named
FIVE men whose views are not unlike his
own. Beside selecting himself as chair
man Of the subcommittee. Mr. Fowler
chose as his associates Mr.. Prince. of
Illinois. and Mr. Calderhead. Of Kansas.
Republicans, and Mr.. Lewis. of Georgia.
and Mr. Gillespie. of Texas, Democrats.
In making the selections Mr.. Fowler fol-
lowed the seniority line, so far as the Re-
publican members are concerned, but he
aid not do so in naming the Democrats.
Both Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Gillespie are
said to entertain views which in many
respects coincide with those OF the chair
man Of the committee
The subcommittee will begin at once the
work of preparing a measure which they
expect TO submit to the full committee
some time next week. after which time
hearings will be granted.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
PROMISES TARIFF FIGHT.
Minority VIII Insist on Wood Pulp
Tax Revision.

If a reduction Of the duty imposed on
wood pulp is not recommended by this
Congress there will be a strong fight on
the part of the minority against the Ways
and Means Committee" declared John
Sharp Williams yesterday
He has introduced a bill providing for
such revision. and II Is in line with many
others Of the same nature. 1t is under
stood that there are many members on
the majority side that favor such bill.
and that there will be a strong fight to
get il reported is certain. The price of
white paper has advanced s. a ton in the
last year because Of the protection af-
forded American manufacturers from the
competition of Canadian and other inter-
ests. and there is not business interest
in the country but that feels the effect
of the action Of the so-called paper
trust
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
DEATH COMES IN The CAPITOL
Maj. Seward, After Eventful Life,
Stricken in Senate Wing.
Once LiIiuOkaIani's Secretary. Was
Through the Civil War.

Although he had gone through the civil
war and had once been condemned to be
hanged, death waited until Mai. W. T.
Seward had passed his seyenty-hfth year.
and brought him the final message as he
entered the Capitol OF the United States.
Mai. Seward, who had been for the past
six years a member OF the Senate mes
senger force, was stricken as he walked
through the door leading into the Capitol
just in front of the room OF the Senate
Committee on the District of Columbia.
He was carried into the office of Ser
geant-at-Arms Ransdell. and Senator Gal
linger Of New Hampshire. who was one
of the most prominent physicians of mis-
native State before he elected to come
TO the United States Senate. was summon
ed hastily from his committee room. All
efforts TO revive the stricken man failed.
however, and he died at $3.50 a m
The funeral services viii be held at
Mai. Stewards residence. at PA Delaware
avenue northeast. this evening at o'clock.
and the body will be taken 10 his old
home at Guilford. Conn, on the Colonial
Express, leaving Union Station at o'clock
Tomorrow morning.
Born in Builford, Mai. Seward served
as commissary and quartermaster of the
Seventh Connecticut Infantry Gen. Caf-
teTward Senator) Hawley's old regiment.
and at the close of the war was breveted
major for meritorious services. Later he
went 70 Hawaii and became confidential
secretary 10 Queen Liliuokalani, and was
appointed by her as a member OF the
commission which endeavOred TO bring
about a peaceful settlement Of the quar-
rel between the ROyalist and the Repub-
( lican factions He was arrested and
thrown into prison after the fall Of Queen
Lii and her government, and was sen
fenced 70 be hanged for having supplied
the native forces with firearms This
was. however. only a ruse 20 compel him
10 divulge the source Of the funds which
he had used in purchasing the guns. and
1t failed signally, as Mai Seward never
told who provided the money
Some years ago he was asked by a
friend to tell this persons identity. and
he said
The person who gave me that money
put paddock on my lips and threw away
the key
He leaves a widow.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
ASK FUNDS FOR QUEEN.
HawaIians Want Her Reimbursed
for Lost Throne

A memorial was read in the Senate
yesterday from the Hawaiian assembly
urging Congress to vote a sum Of money
TO the former Queen, Liluokalani. in rev.
ognitiOn Of her claims upon the United
States. which she has been urging upon
each session of Congress since she was
depOSed.
No sum is named. The memorial was
referred to the Committee on Pacific
Islands and Porto Rico, Of which Senator
Foraker is chairman.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
WOULD HAVE DISTRICT VOTE.
Representative Lamb Has Plan tC
settle Prohibition Fight.


That all citizens mere than twenty-one
years OF age shall be given an Oppor-
tunity to vote on the question of prohibit
ton IN the District Of Columbia on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday in
November, in even numbered years, is the
proposition submitted 10 Congress by
Representative John Lamb, of Virginia.
THE question is one that should be
settled by the voters OF the District,
said Mr.. Lamb. discussing II, and
think this is the only fair way TO settle
the temperance agitation here"
Representative Stafford, OF Wisconsin,
is a Republican member who agrees
heartily with the proposition 10 make the
District local option. and many members
on both sides, most of whom 90 not care
TO be quoted because Of prohibition trou-
bles at home, think the same way.
If the question must come up, think
this the only fair method of settling ii,
said Mr.. Stafford. The District has no
members in the House, and it certainly
is stretching equity for members from
thousands of miles away to settle local
affairs. Give the District the right Of
suffrage on the question, is my motto
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06

Continued from Page One.
elect their national convention delegates
by primaries. The committee. however.
is disposed 10 construe the rule to mean
that the election of delegates shall take
place under the old system OF nominating
Representatives. which was by State and
Congressional district conventions IL Is
probable that the call for the convention
will give that Interpretation and thus
permit State and district conventions TO
elect delegates 10 the national convention
in States where there are primary laws.
Boomers Crowd Hotels.
Boomers for candidates are flocking the
hotels. meeting the delegates. and feeling
the public pulse. Committeeman and 9TH
ers who go TO the White House have pro-
nounced views that President Roosevelt
will not accept third term. Arthur 1.
Vorys, of Columbus the Taft manager.
declared after a visit TO the President
that the Executive had expressed himself
in such a way as to leave no doubt of his
preference for Mr. Taft. which rather
counteracted the effect Of the Chicago an
nOuncement. Others. however. who have
means for getting information from the
White House declare that MIR. Roosevelt
has not hesitated 20 disapproYe some of
the candidates. but that in addition TO
Taft he has kind words to say about
Senator Knox.
The one sentiment, however. that seems
universal Is that the President has talked
much more freely about the third-term
movement OF late than he ever has. and
delegates were last night almost all agreed
that he regards himself as out of the race.
This gives the boomers a clear field 10
work for their respective candidates. and
many Of them are banking that there will
be some final declaration about the third
term from the White House before the
committee finally adjourns.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
CURRENCY BILLS INTRODUCED.
New Sort of Money Created for Use
in Times of StrinGency.

Senator Knox, Of Pennsylvania, yester-
day introduced a bin intended TO create an
elastic currency by authorizing any or
all holders of gold coin. or Federal, State.
county, or municipal bonds. approved by
the Secretary Of the Treasury, to deposit
the same with the Treasury of the United
States, through a national bank, and TO
receive therefor a new species of currency
which the bin creates.
This new money is 20 be called United
States currency notes. of which the Treas
ury is at all time to have on hand, ready
for use, $500 0oO, 600, and a tax is to be i'm
posed upon those Withdrawing them to
insure their return when the immediate
need for imitation Of the country's money
supply shall have disappeared.
Senator Knox introduced the bill by re-
quest. as did Representative Graham a
similar bill in the House. Clarence Tiers.
of Pittsburg, is said 10 be the author of
the plan.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
RESOLUTIONS 60 OVER.
Holds Up Bond Issue cues
ton In AIdrfch-s Absence,

The Senate. on motion Of Senator Alli-
son. agreed to adjourn over until Mon
day.
Before doing so Senator Culoerson, Of
Texas, and Senator Clay. OF Georgia
agreed that the resolutions they offered
yesterday calling on the Secretary Of the
Treasury for information regarding
government deposits. and the issue and
allotment of Panama bonds and emer-
gency Treasury certificates as relief
measures, should go over until Monday
Mr.. Culberson explained that Mr.. Aid
rich, of Rhode Island. who was absent
from the Senate yesterday. had expressed
desire to be present when the resolu-
tiOns were acted upon.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
TRIAL SET FOR MONDAY.
Case OF Railroad Men Iadicted for
Terra Gotta Wreck.

The trial Of Harry II. Hildebrand.
Frank F. Hoffmeier, Ira .. Mcclellan,
and Ralph Rutter, the crew of train No.
2l20, which. on December 80 last, crashed
into train No. 6. the Frederick local. az
Terra Gotta. D. c.. and caused the death
of forty persons and injured score or
more more. win begin on Monday, De-
cember 9. in Criminal Court No. be-
fore Justice Stafford. This date was
fixed yesterday upon motion of District
Attorney Baker.
The men are indicted for manslaughter,
the indictment being in two counts. each
of which charges gross negligence OF
duty in not Obeying and ignoring signals.
The indicted men are all at liberty on
bond and viii be represented by Attor-
ney Henry E. Davis.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
BEvERIDGE MEANS BUSINESS.
Brings Back His Child Labor and
Meat Inspection Bills.

Senator Beverage, Of Indiana. re-intro-
duced his bills of the last session. relating
to child labor and meat inspection.
The former excludes from interstate
commerce the products of factories and
mines which employ the labor of children
under the age of fourteen; the latter
amends the meat inspection law TO put
the cost OF inspection on the packers. and
require the label on inspected meats 10
show the date of inspections.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
FRYE AGAIN REELECTED.
Made President Pro TEN. of Senate
on Party Vote.

Senator William p. Frye. of Maine
was for the third time elected president
pro TEN. Of the Senate yesterday by a
party vote He was put in nomination by
a resolution proposed by Senator Ali
son.
Mr. Culbersor.. of Texas. leader OF the
minority, offered an amendment TO Mr.
Allison's resolution to substitute the
name of Senator John w Daniel, Of
Virginia. Mr.. Daniel, in accepting. made
a witty little speech.
After the vote Senator Bailey rose to
demand a roll call, but remembering that
IL was TOO late, sat down again
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
HOUSE SESSION SHORT.
Lower Branch of Congress AdjOurns
Until Monday.

The House was in session only nine
minutes yesterday and adjourned until
Monday.
Amid the applause Of the Democrats.
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That the House of Repre-
sentatives acknowledges the welcome
greetings from the State of Oklahoma
and request the Speaker to tender our
congratulations and good wishes for her
future progress and greatness
Speaker Cannon viii comply with the
resolution.
Representative Rhinack CDem., Ky.)
and Delegate Kalanianaole. Hawaii. were
sworn as members.
A number Of bills were introduced.
many Of them being measures that failed
TO pass last session.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
sIosSon, 600; Mclaughlin. 5ss.

New York. Dec. George Slosson made
300 points tonight at ISL baIkIine TO Ed
ward McLaughlin's 81 at 1S2 billiards.
The two are playing a 1,O0O-point contest
The game tonight was a slow one
though Slosson made a run of 1O7. The
totals FOR the two nights are 500 for Slos-
son and $50 for Mclaughlin. the latter
almost catching the Student tonight.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
Increased Vital Power Natures Cure
For Epery Disease.

Plenty OF vitality is ali there IS 20
health Low yitality is the cause Of every
form OF disease. To learn 10 increase
the vital power is natures never-failing
way TO cure every kind Of disease. To
increase vitality is the only way 70
Iengthen life One will live as long as
he has sufficient vital power 10 run his
vital organs. He viii not die until this
power gets too weak 70 run the heart
and lungs.
Mr. McCOnnelrs two years study OF the
laws OF vital force has demonstrated that
every person can increase his production
OF vital power. This means that any
one. regardless OF how feeble or how long
in chronic weakness. may cure himself
when no physician can help. by learning
this science II how the vital power is
produced and increased.
Mr. McConuelTs work means If true
the greatest good that any discovery has
brought the race, or II not true, there
is nothing whstever in il.
But II is a well-knOwn fact that those
who study his science OF vital Increase.
pronounce il scientific and a work that
will mean a forward step TO progress.
II Is proven fact also that many
chronic and medically incurable invalids
have cured themselves in a few weeks.
Mr. J. D. Smith. of s27 L st NV. Wash
ingto1. d. c.. cured himself in tWo weeks
OF indigestion OF twelve years standing.
Of heart trouble and insomnia Some take
longer II has been demonstrated in over
100 cases that any person can increase
his vitality in a few weeks. sufficiently
TO cure himself. when all known medical
treatments fail
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
auintons PLAY Here.

On December % the crack Quinton Ath
letic Club basketball team of Iowa. con-
ceded the fastest aggregation west Of the
Mississippi River. will invade the local
ball-tcssing circles in a game with the
Second Regiment FIVE. AS the Western
ers have been singularly successful in
the campaign thus far good crowd Is
expected to turn out TO witness the con-
test
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
WILL NAME MR.. BOYD.
Late AmEi Smiths Assistant to BE
Chief of Senate Document Room.

George II. Boyd. who was assistant 10
AMI Smith. the veteran superintendent
OF the Senate document room, who died
last summer and left the whole Senate TO
mourn the loss OF his valuable services.
will be elected successor 10 his late chief
at an early date.
The Senators have learned by experience
that they cannot get along without Mr..
Boyd, who has acquired the methods OF
which made Mr. Smith indispensable 20
the solons. Mr.. Boyd has been assistant
in the document room for a number OF
years
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
YESTERDAY IN CONGRESS.
Senntc.

The first bill Of the session passed
Many measures INTRODUCED ono providing
for extension OF the street railway tracks TO
Union Station.
senator Carter proposed a postal savings bank
bill. and Senator Knox a currency measure
senator Frye was reelected President PRO TEN.
Senator Beveridge rcintTuduced his child labor
and meat inspection bills
Adjournment was taken at 20 p. n. on mo-
tion Of Senator Allison. until Monday at neon.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
WANTS ROAD IMPROVED.
Senator Daniel Presents Measures
Relating to Virginia Matters.

Senator Daniel. of Virginia. yesterday
introduced a bill providing for the i'm
provement of the national boulevard at
Fredericksburg. Va. which is owned by
the government, and another providing
for the protection of all monuments now
standing or hereafter to be erected on the
battle fields of Bull Run, in that State.
He also introduced a measure providing
for the retirement of Capt. c. P. Johnson,
Tenth United States Cavalry, with the
rank and pay of major.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06

The appointment Of Ernest l. Love to
be postmaster at Grafton, W. Va. and R
II. Freer to be postmaster AZ Harrisvine,
W. Va. were among the nominations con-
tirmed in the brief ex ecutive session Of
tho Senate yesterday
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
Mckinley Has Pension Bill.

A proposition to increase the pensions
of widows Of soldiers of the civil war
from s. 70 S12 a month was advanced in
the House yesterday by Representative
Mckinley (Rep). of Illinois. Increased
cost of living and advanced ages OF
pensioners, according to Mckinley. are
sufficient reasons for the Increase.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
House.

The Speaker was instructed 20 reply - mes
sage from new Oklahoma legislature.
About 90 bills were introduced. and adjourn
ment taken until Monday
Chairman Fowler. OF Banking and Currency
Committee. announced personnel Of suboommit-
lee 10 draft bill.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
First Bin OF Congre.r Pnsse..

Senator Whyte, Of Maryland the nestor
Of the upper House. yesterday succeeded
in having passed the first bill OF this Con-
gress 10 be accorded thar privilege. Its
object was TO change the method OF lssu-
ing public documents.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
Wants ARMY Powder MnI.

Representative Slayden. Of Texas. yes
terday introduced a bill providing for an
appropriation of 100000 for the estab-
lishment of a powder factory for the
army. Mr.. Slayden thinks in this way
the so-caled powder trust may be brought
TO terms
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
WHY MEDICINES CANNOT CURE
CHRONIC DISEASE.

There are I'VE principles in medical
science. They are o. Sanitation to pre-
vent germ diseases, % Antitoxins 10 kill
germs. after they have taken hold. The
antitoxin for diphtheria has decreased the
mortality from 30 per cent 10 S per cent
and other antitoxins have done wonders.
These two principles, together with ex-
pert surgery, have been the lines Of
recent medical progress. The old pTinci-
pies are 81 pUrgation. good in extreme
cases. but the regular use makes the body
depend upon medicines, and produces
chronic constipation. sc. C4) Sedation. 10
allay pain good in extreme suffering but
the regular use produces the dope fiend
worse than suicide. 90 Stimulation, the
use OF a small amount Of poison, which
makes the system arouse like a man
The Washington herald., 1907-12-06
Postal Savings Bank BIu.

The postal savings bank bill, which the
administration viii father through the
Postmaster General. was introduced in
the Senate yesterday by Senator Carter,
Of Montana.