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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
Comma CARGO.

The British Eaship Lord Or
monde is expected arrive in port
within the next flags to load a
CARO- of miscellls exports fer
Rotterdam ami Ardam. Among
Other commcdiii'he vessel will
take about 2G,o0shels of grain
for Amsterdam.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
INSURERS REINsTATEo.
Two Orders Have Had Licenses Re
stored IN Virginia.

RIO HHOND. VA. Nov. lS.-lnEur
anrr Commissioner Button has r"-
ins,aicd the Brg;hcrhood Accident
Comrany. D"-tcn. which vas re-
ccn'Iv druicl tho right 10 do business
in virginia The state ccrpor1iio"
commission. in sending noii0rs Z"
raf'urr 10 pay tho registration -"
CHARGED ~ ,hc state. sent The
ipo,icc 10 . former agent. and II was
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
SHIPPIf REPORT
"Wednesday, Member 10, 1908.
Aired.

steamer Cimi! DAM. Poulsen,
pensacola-to We Oak Coal Com
panv for bunkeroal
Steamer Tee%d"e tBrD. Shaw,
Sayona-to Smol!ss Fuel Company
for hunker coal.
Steamer Mu"ellO Ntall. Zinti,
RDSton--tO Smokes Fuel Company
for Tanker coal.
Schooner AddiL Lawrence. Ross
TvN;on-to Whit'ak Coal Company
in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

i'm order that all tn. necessary de-
tails may be added. II is the plan
of the Navy Department ultimately TO
establish a complete Eavy yard there.
The Pearl Harbor dock will he l.
% feet in length. 35 ,fecF deep at the
kccls center and 10 feet in width,
of the sectional type.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

Steamer Valet (BrD. Tamp!co-
White Oak Coal npany.
Steamer Mon3llo (ItalD. New
Orlcars-SmokelaFuel Company.
Steamer Tee;lgc (Br). New
York-Smokelessel Company.
Barre Scullv Providence.
Ba:~c l.. F. .pman for Provi-
denc".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19

be sold again. or che may be stripped
here The bark was towed from the
sh1pyard to the WARWICK Machr~e
Company pier al the foot Of thirty
second street yesterday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
Gal fnrl0ico

Carrying t,n22 S Of col, the
british steam hinl"tta steamed
from this port yess for Tampico,
Mexico.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
FIRE IN seo.

lunstie Starts ConHaaration Which
Ends His Life.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. IL
Acting Coroner ". r Vol; and jury
composed Of c. c. Hall T. ~ Proc
Tor. G p. Narablc. p u Fall. c. W.
Smith and =. u Saunders inquired
into the death Of l.. e. Burkey. wh'ch
occurred In his room Al tho Eastern
state hosritaI yesterday morning nj
AZ carly h ur
Tho inauczt lasted from = O'Clock
CalI after o'clock. and was n
thorough ono. everybody likely TO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
Manufacturing Chords.

How is your daughter getting on y
"Splcndidly. she's busy Just nov
NJ Becihoycp's works.
What Is q. one o! those pottery
rlaccs1"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
Ontario Deck.

The Merchants Miners steamer
Ontario was haul,ut in dry deck
No >. at the ,yard yesterday
morning to have rs made to her
how
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-19
So.

Steamers Vale (Bro. Tampico;
Cinbrfa (Dac.). Mig and Aarhnus
Schooner Alice lark. Boston.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
MORE TONG RIOTERS
IN HANDS Of POLICE

Three more protesting Cinnamon
were placed. under arrest yesterday by
the police, charged with completely in
the murderous assault made on Thurs
dav night on one of the actors of the
troupe performing at the Chinese thea
ter on Hotel street. The three arrested
yesterday are charged with assault
with a deadly weapon, the other ar
rest in the matter being that of a
rival actor, who is charged with con-
spiracy. He is supposed to have been
the instigator in the whole affair,
prompted by professional jealousy.
In connection with the arrest of this
actor, whose name is Nun Moo Kee,
a trait of the Chinese generally was
shown, little sample of what the po-
lice have to go up against in handling
their Oriental cases. Nun Moo Kee
carefully kept out of the actual serim-
mage at the theater, when the iron
bars were flying freely and hammers
were slamming at the dressing room
doors. Probably Nun wished to es-
tabush his aHbi, for he kept on the
stage in sight OF the audience. After
the thugs had fed. it must have oc-
Cured to him that a stronger case
could be made out for himself if he
posed as one of the victims Of the as
SAINT for he few To the rolice station
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.
shop at Sachs today

Shop at Sachs today.
Houses for rent. Trent Trust Com
pany. Ltd.
New lines of kimonos, wrappers and
hcuse-dresses at Bloms.
For a few weeks, Mrs. Kearns' chut-
ney at 25c. jar, at all grocers.
Putnam Health Pills make rich
blood; soc a package. Try them.
Order your butter from the Metro
politan Meat Co, Ltd; telephone As.
There is notice in this issue rela-
tive to a meeting of shareholders in
the Kohala Sugar Co.
The annual meeting of the share
holders of Waimea Sugar Co. will be
held on February 26 at 2 p. m.
The dry goods at L. Alloys place,
on Nuuanu avenue, below Hotel street,
are cheaper than anywhere in town.
There will be a meeting of the Wa
15iawa Water Co.. Ltd, on the 9th
dnst at the Office of Castle & Cooke.
Ltd.
See the new Auto Waists at
Blom's. The very latest.
Take your shoes to vickers Shoe Re-
pair shop and have them repaired for
a dollar and a quarter. 1119 Union
street.
Have you insured your home and
household property? If not, you had
better do so today with Trent Trust
Co, Ltd.
Copley, prints and dark wood oval
frames at the Pacific Picture Framing
Co. on Nuuanu avenue, below Hotel;
Eva side.
This morning begins the second week
df Sachs big bargain sale. Prices are
ISwer than they have ever been be-
fore. Don't miss this opportunity.
Originality, variety and quality! All
the latest in post cards and unique
island curios at the big curfo store
Steiner's-EHte building, Hotel street.
Formerly $1,000 pongee suits $3.50 at
Sachs.
The annual meeting of shareholders
in Eva Plantation Company Will De
held at the office of Castle & Cooke,
Ltd. on the 26th inst. See notice to-
day.
Manager Leithead of the Consoli-
dated Soda Works is producing a luai-
itv of ginger ale that is not equaled
in the city. Telephone to. Il Tor
case.
Fffteen-cent golden drapery 1oe. yard
at Sachs.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
Wash Materials
Towels

Linen fringed Towel, with red and blue
border, all Linen, size 22x4+,
$500 Towels. -.......-.. SID q dozen
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
HAWAIIAN MILITIA.

ARMY and Navy Journal--Advlees
from Honolulu bring the gratifying in
telligenee that the National Guard of
Hawaii is to be Immediately recruited
up to full regimental strength and
otherwise conformed to the organization
of the United States Army. This is a
highly eommendable undertaking. The
plans for the defenses of our lnsular
possessions provide for the construction
of strong Notifications in, Hawaii, and
it is desirable that when completed
there should be native military force
capable of manning them, in part, at
least. if not entirely. To that end it
is to be hoped that the new companies
which are to be added to the National
Guard eff the Territory may be organ
lied as coast artillery and thoroughly
trained in the practical duties of coast
defense. With the advance of our
naval, military and commercial develop
ment on the Pacific the strategic i'm
portance of Hawaii steadily increases,
and the defenses of the Territory will
necessarily be carried to completion as
speedily as possible. One factor of
those defenses should be a large and
efficient native military force capable
of effective cooperation with the United
States Army in time of need.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
LOCAL BREVITIES.


T. Gin was passenger from Kauai
in the Hail.
The band viii play this afternoon at
the old market building.
H. P. Baldwin returned from Kauai
in the steamer Hall yesterday morn
ing.
Hawairs Young People for February
has been received from the Lahaina-
luna press.
DR.. Putnam. government physician
at Lihue. came to town by Saturday
nights boat.
Captain Josselyn win tell of his ship
wEeck experience at the Y. n. C A.
meeting tonight.
DR.. Fitzgerald. assistant Territorial
veterinarian, returned from a trip to
Kauai yesterday.
The Marine Engineers Beneficial AS
s4cfation win meet in X. of P. Hall
at 7:30 this evening.
Wong Pang Chow last night Joined
the other Chinese arrested for the the
alter assault, being arrested by officer
Ali.
Harmony Lodge No. 8, I. o. Q. F.
viii meet in Odd Fellows Hall at 1870
this evening for work in the second
degree.
There win be a stated meeting of
Pacific Lodge No. So. A. F. and A.
NJ, in Masonic Temple at 1880 this
evening.
The shareholders in walalua Agri-
cultural Co, Ltd. win meet at the
o he
9th inst.
Kauai county had a balance of s.
451.56 in its treasury the end of last
year, also S723.3S in the road tax fund
Expenditures for 1907 We're S146.Ss7.2S.
A special meeting of the Waialae.
Kaimuki and Palolo Improvement
Club will be held at the Government
Nursery at o'clock tins evening to
consider the running of the Waialae
cars.
youth supposed to be naked up in
some recent cases of bicycle thefts
will be brought into town today from
Kaneohe, where he was arrested on
information from Honolulu by Deputy
Sheriff Pahia.
Chief Taylor and officer Townsend
raided a blind pig in Kakaako last
night. arresting Fugimura, japanese
woman, as the dispenser of forbidden
booze, and Selling a quantity OF liquor
as evidence against her.
j. H. Moragne, Kauai county engin-
eer. arrived in the w. G. Hall. He is
one of the Kapaa land appraisers ana
will return to the Garden Island IN
company with his colleagues, George
F. Renton and William L. Hopper, TO
carry out the duties of the board.
Time for the funeral of the late Mrs
James D. Fraser could not be set yes
terday, owing to the failure of efforts
TO communicate with the bereaved hus-
band by wireless. Mr.. Fraser is the
plantation carpenter at Papaaloa, Ha-
wall. The body has been embalmed by
Fl. H. Williams, undertaken.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
SOME OF THE VIEWS

Among the outside views to be
shown by BONNIE at the Opera House
ON Saturday nighk viii be buck
dance" by some of the coiored en-
ployes of the National Cash Register
Co, at Dayton. Another is cotiliion
at a garden party in the same town.
This last is particularly interesting
for it shows the dance style in vogue
there. The Pasadena Floral Parade
will be, of course, interesting to the
automobile owners here who intend GO
ing into the parade on the 22nd. The
decorations of the autos and carriages
in Pasadena on occasions of this kind
are famous throughout the United
states Everyone who has seen that
procession has carried away lasting
and pleasant impressions of the event.
In a measure it will be educational
here. because the newer schemes OF
decoration viii be made known. AS
the admission is cheap and the event
on Saturday night given for a good
cause, the benefit of the transpaclfic
Yacht fund, the attendance should be
large. Seats are on sale at Wall,
Nichols Co. Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
An Island Souvenir

The illustrated Souvenir of the Con,
gressionai visit last May has been IS
sued from the presses of the Gazette
company in the form OF second edi-
ton. It is work of beautiful typo
graphy and contains halftone pictures
covering a variety of island subjects.
Gas supplemental souvenir to Pic
turesque Hawaii it is invaluable. The
price Of the Souvenir is fifteen cents.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
The
MOANA BATHS
and BUFFET
x~zsz@aszzzEzzsz-azzaaasauns
are
STILL OPEN
PLEA FROM
KOREANS FOR WORK

J. Hopp & Co. have received the fol-
lowing pathetic application for employ
ment in their city mail:
Honolulu. city.
feb. sth, 1908.
Dear. Sir. Boss. of j. hop. CO. Moth
ing, But we pasting yours store yes
terday and store is great big. So we
should like to know, do you need any
more worker, and we hasn't find any
of job. But walked all round the Ho-
nolulu. So. please we hope you will
give we work for you, if you pity poor
Boys, and also we or tow Korean, We
wish write you much, But wedidn't
studied a very long. We wish you
ans. if you love poor boys,
Name Of
HAILLCHYENG,
PAX YOUNG SUN.
this is the place for to We live.
20. Box $50,
Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-10
EMMA SQUARE BAND
CONCERT THIS EVENING

Following is the program of this
evenings band concert, at 1880, at
Emma square: Z
PART T
March-'The Bersaglierr'. Eilenberg
overture 'sNakiris Wedding 49,. Linke
Gavotte-"G low-Worm" ......... Linke
eIection-"Attila'' ......... Verdi
PART II.
vocal-Hawaiian Songs Ar. by Berger
Selection-"T Merry Widow. .Lehar
Waltz-"Artist Life. .........S Strauss
(a) Punch and judy. Henry
(b) Love in Black and White Halet
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-30

ToNopAu, (Novl, March sO-rho
American car arrived at Il o'clock to-
Olaht and win leave ut q In tho morn-
INK for Ooldneld,
OGDEN (UAhl, March gO,--Erom
TonopNh Now whore tho Amorloan ear
Ia tied w Tor tho might the Mouni-
We.world automobiles are scattered "a
Ogallala Nehh wnerN tho German car
hrlnga up tho rear Tho French ma
Ohlne IN lodging ut Cheyenne, Wye,
aud tho Italian car II somewhere west
OF Evanston, starting down hlll from
that point ut 100 y, NJ
THOoMA, (Novl, March iT-ThO
American car crossed tho line from
Utah to Nevada ut 0 o'clock tonight,
mountain time, and kopt on toward
San Franclaoo,
MARaroN, (Wyol, March i7,-rhO
Italian car reached here NJ b o'clock
this evening, mountain time, Tho Grew
took supper here and pushed ON toward
0rNngcr nlno miles west, whore thoy
viii Ito WI Tor tho nlght,
OMAHA, March i7--Tho German car
which reached Omaha this afternoon,
viii leave horo "Wednesday morning
for u fast run Noroaa tho plains, lpo
FIRST French car IL atm tod up W.
Grand Island, Mob, with u broken
shaft and emmett got started for a.
least two days, Tho second French
cur Ia u Carroll, lNu badly damaged,
My, Now, March lS,-rho Thomas
oor LOFT here ut $40 y, m, for 0oldnold
Tho cur mado tho run OF lll miloa TO
IDLY IN soyOn hours actual running
tlmo Tho roads and woaIhor arc tho
host they have encountered since tho
start,
GRANGER (Wyo), March ls,--'rho
Italian car IN tied NJ throo mlloa from
Granger, being stuck In tho deep snow
and mud Of tho river valley md will
not Got away tonight,
OMAHA, (Nob), March ls-lho DER
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-30
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-30

one hundred mlea In one hour Ia
poaslhlp on urmopd heOon, aud on the
suggestion Of N, q, nerulu, wno wen
the great match rNOe OF 100 mllea last
Friday, the neutrality-suspicious. race will
be u feature OF the Ormpnd raoea next
year under the auspices OF the Auto.
mobile Club Of America Chairman
Hohort Loo Morrell has agreed with
nornln, aud sOya hlmsolr that this tor.
rife speed N poaalhle even with turns
on the nut sand course, nerulu won
the 100 mlle match race RRalnat tho
Flat IN one h0ur twelve mlnutea ppd
nrly.BX seOondai apoed Sg,gN mllea pn
hour, Vhla average was never Thought
possible but tho plUcky young french
mHn luul his HE IN his hands aud
drove like u yorltNblo neud Throughout
the oullro century The RouNult stood
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u stock cur Nnd his Opinlou that 100
mllob ON hour " based upon tho fagt
that more powerful cars are modo Nnl
that those mlghl ho driven even Joeto',
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better aud " coz Of twice the Horse
powor would have easily wiped out tha
difference,
raul La Or0lK, who monagor llornln
aud has the llonnult agency IN this
country, IL now certain that tho hldc
ribbon event IN The next Ormond moot
VIII ho n suGcess IN which the win.
nor must DO 100 miles an hour 10 galr
tho trophy M la GralX viii VI ono
start negotiations with tho makers oI
tho llonaull 10 secure u car from llu
rope especially constructed for lht
terrible strain aud he viii make ever,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-30

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-03-30

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boat leaylug Tor Seattle after their
arrival The leaders may no delayed
NJ Nome aud the others may calch W.,
hut hll eAra rus uu equal chance Ia
lhls reappol II IA probable, however
that an agreement mOy no rpNOhod be.
tween the eHrH ~ make some allowance
for delays NJ these points Ia fact,
such hn agreement has been prAotl
oally reached by the 'rhomHa aud Huat
cars, whereby they agree 10 make al
lUwANOe tor the tine consumed hea
tween The arrival VI San FrauQlaoo al
The arrival VI Valdes aud 10 make al.
l0wanOe ~ we'll tur the llmo consumed
between the date Ut lhelr arrival ~
Nome aud their departure FROM Nome
Tor the crossing OF Hlberlu aud l0u.
rope ~ that the ours slaUlnR logolhor
lhr0ugh siberia viii have the adyaas
lase of the tine galoed III the United
states aud IN Alaska on their arrival
IN Parts whether the others win loiu
IN this agreement or not II not Known
odd
At u meeting 0r Tic hoard OF cover
norB Of the Automobile club Of CNlror.
nla H. y Bohwerlu, who hNs been pre-.
Hldanl 0f Tie organization Tor several
years past, rendered his resignation Ut
That once aud n was accepted with
regret Samuel q, llu0kbee, Il member
0t The board Of governors. was elected
~ MI The vacancy ny the members al
The hoard M Buhweun remains No. q
member VI the board Ut governors A
general election by lhe club mombor
! shin ~ on two vacancies Ia The boat
N governors viii be held soon, nuC
The hoard NJ governors Then eleole
viii choose n permanent successor II
President BGhwenn,
Spending last NIGHT Of his roBgna
lion, President Bchwerln saldi ~ have
been N The head NJ The organization
Tor almost four years now, aud lhlnl
that I have done my share 10 prom0t
No cause NY retirement n due 10 IN
! fact that I am on NJ The city u g0il
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deal aud Om unable 10 attend To the
mNga OF detOO work aud correspond.
cuce that thorQ IL In connection With
the presidency shalt alwaya be glNd
to help oil ONM hut | thluk that the
groAlpr hurdeu nhuuld he hurne by y
mOu ot youuger wears aud greRter en-
lhualnum
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OOLpEtNln, (Neyl March 10
The American ear waa atrauded aU
night plne muea west OF Nly II was
not heard from today
OGDEN, (utRhl March iO,-Tho
Thomaa Mex York-to.paua automobile
tonight Ia tied w near loly, New, aOOa
miles from New York and 7iO mllea IN
tho lead OF Ia Oloaeat purauer The
italian car apent tho greater part ~
the day hurrowlug out OF snow ana
miro near nUdger we, aud tonight
IN somewhere between Garter and Lo-
roy, Wye, The French ear loft Grand
Isle, Neho thla morning aud the uor'
man car running about sixty mites
hohlnd, loft Grand Island about I
o'olpOk IN tho Afternoon, Their rolNs
tive positions tonight are unknown
here
OMAHA, March 10, Driver OhOrloa
GODDARD Of tho French car llolohloc,
which was shipped 10 Han Francisco by
freight today, says he got hin Nu.
lhoNty 10 send hia ear by rail from
Lo MNlIn Of Paris the French nows-
paper which aaalalod In getting M tho
race GODDARD RNyRl IAN our ropNir
malerlals we're on the raoho Coast ny
mistake aud II WIS impossible tor ~
To proceed without lhom,"
LOS ANGELES March lO-Tho route
Of tho Now York 10 Paris automobile
rnoo haa boon changed aud tho COM
pellng cars viii como through THU
city H. l., Thomas who II here 10 ar
range the details Of tho finish Of the
lranaoonllnental part Of tho round-lhe
world run, made this announcement
today,
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