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centric effects. Peculiarly American Ii,
rhythm. It Is irreproachab1y perfect In
form; and now seductive. now ardent,
It leads up to grand climax OF pas.
sion.
Another American composer OF rare
charm and refreshing originality was
revealed In F. G.. Hairs "AIazurka,,. Mr..
: az Of Richmond. was Mr.. Powell's
tlrst master, and the ..AIazurka,&was
played With full comprehension of its
characteristics. SO that 1t took 81.
storm with It's qualities OF RHYTHM
and Its grace of melodlc inventions.
The concert ended with the M archie
Mil1tatre,' swept Off with such stra-
mendous bravnra and verve that the
audience q. e, VII " ose thusiasm had been
increasing steadily from number to-
number during the entire evening
sprang up and stood shouting and ap-s
plaudlng until, after four recalls Mr..
Powell was compelled to play an eIl-.
core, giving Tchaikowslsis .'Troika.. =
Looking back upon the performances
as whole. one may say that tho most
striking features of John Powells play
Ing are his absolute musical intelli.
gence and his thorough understanding.
| not only Of musical form. hut OF nlu-
steal content. f
Hlsscantabile is supremely beautiful,
from the softest pianissinao to the
most powerful sforttssimo.s In octave
and chord passages, however master
tut. there is never any suggestion CT \
hardness. and his values are so we'll g
maintained that tharo is never any
necessity for forcing effects. Tndar
the wizard touch OF his fingers, the
piano itself seems to ind a voice. max
Ing IT speak and sing from its owr
heart. sSs 81 81 siss
In speaking OF the successful debut
Of a. young pianist. the proper tradi-43
tional thing to say Is that he has A.
future, In Justice 20 John Powell it
must be said that he has not only q Il
future, but q present. D,
WARRINGTON DAWSON.
Mr.. Dawson's father was CAPTAIN
f. ". Dawson. chief ordnance ofiser
Of General tFitzhugh Lees staff. Who,
after the war, served on the u ispatch.S
Mr.. Warrington Dawson was educated
| ut Colonel McCaho's School.
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WANTS.
ONE cEST "a WORD.
ONE CENT "a WORD.

THE HATr1 for Classified Want Adver.
t.sIng Ks 4 cent per word, with q minimum
cost OK 40 cents for cAcl, insertion wltet,
paid In nJvance. and IS cents when charged.
The same rate applles4to deaths. n,nrrlases'
obituaries and MI other clnssifIed notices.
No display TYPO allowed In The classified
colitrnns. wv - .asas. VIZ. 81.
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3pelp Qaantro, 3}lalt.

WANTED, FOR u. IS. ARMY. ABLE
bodied unmarried men, between ages Of
Is and IS: citizens OF the United
States. OF good character aud temper.
ate habits. nyh, can speak, READ and
write English Men wanted now for
service In Cuba and the Philippines.
For information apply 70 Recruiting
Officer. 800 East Broad ST.. Richmond.
Va; 1913 Sycamore St., Petersburg. Va.
or Columbia Building. CRANKY ST. Nor
folk Vi &31 1rss.5'
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YOUNG MEN 10 PREPARE FOR
examination for railway mail
and other government positions:
superior instruction by mail:
established fourteen years; thou
sand OF guccessful students;
sample questions and How Govern
ment Positions are Secured" sent
free. INTERSTATE SCHOOLS. Cedar
RAPIDS Iowa.
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WHEN YOU WANT -TH b, n BEsT

TRUNKS. BAGS AND GIFT GOODS,
In. every size, shape and price. or
wish your trunks. nag or suit ease
repaired, be sure to cnll or telephone
to ROuNTREE'S RETAIL ST()KI1
70s East Broad Street. Phone 5lsS.
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many notv
dnnntai
nuch
shs, TIM th:n
winter sisuffic nloftlds
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sfAcIIINERy,

SPECIAL AND PATENTED MACH1N-
chanical IDEAS along that patent you
have been thinking about; liberal
proposition. c. b. FORD CO., TrtEx
Shipyard. Phone a02S. -
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AN ENERGETIC MAN WITH $4,000
to $4,000 to invest can become treas
urer and Office manager OF a saw
mill and lumber business. with hne
prospects: located. within 100 miles
OF Richmond about $4,000 already
invested. Address .LuMBEE." care
fTimeh-Dispaictl.
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5Fisttllat,eous.
SCHOOL, OF srDL uI.ApfIY. (
ONE CENT u WOND.

THE MASSEY SCH OF or r ELtSGIsA-
4 ply ofrers n thoroughly practical
teal work as a telegraph operator. II
Ia conducted by a man who has hnd
several years. experience asteltgrnph
operator, railroad and express agent.
lf ln terested, call, phone or wrt tie for
LEGE. T05 East Main Street hume
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RUBBER DpA1I,1Nt,.

RUBBER BOOTS tIALF-soLEb, 7sc.;
heeled, 50c.; patches. 15c., and up;
qyershoes i!eeled.. acc. Rubber coats
and other rubber goods repaired.
DHEW'S I1LftCTR1C RUBBER RE-
PAIRING. lis East Main Street.
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UPHoLsTER1NG.

PARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
llks new; slip covers. made and mat
tIesse5 renovated: for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti.
mates CHARLES JURGENS'S SON.
Adams and Broad Streets, l3s 8 n
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WANTED, MEN TO LEARN BARBER
y trade, new system: eight weeks
completes. Any one can learn. Wages
while learning. Tools donated. Po-
sition guaranteed when through.
Write for freq catalogue. MOLER S
BARBER COLLEGE. eo7 Bowerv,
New York CITY.
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6ituatiol1s Mantrn, Female.

WANTED, POSITION As COMPANION.t
assistant houaelsee per or az mothers
helper general ii: Address. MISS
CLARKE, Market Corner, Tree der
icksburg, z Vi Il Il u.s. ,S
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EVERY DEPos1ToR IN 4. BANK 9!!SI Is
curity ana the best service. THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH.
{, MoNp. VA. und ouhtedly affords both,
and invites ACCOUNTS from al cla sa54
q large, courteous, bank. Assets.
39.000.0oo. organiztds April. 1855.
WANTED, THE PUBLIC 10 KNOW.
Eas, Nah sfree SH buy lesch.a "a
& and remount diamonds IN the latest
STYLES, Old gold and silver taken In
exchange. g A; S 81
YOUR SAFE REPA1NTED. STRIPED.
Slettered and finished by expert. Adj
dress G 4at, care Times-Dlspatch.
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WANTED. BY MARRIED MAN. A SIT
uation on farm: wages or share with
experience and with stock. II. B.,
Y 1903 East Marshall Street, Richmond,
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4etlp daal1teD 4e,,rulf.

LADIES TOsLEARN HAIR
dressing. scalp treatment. i, Marcel
4 wave, nlanicure. facial massage
q Special Inducements now. Write for
freh catalogue. MOLER'S HAIR
DRESSING SCHOOL, 155 Sixth Ave
& nue.. New York City.
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eral years experience In farming,
g desires a position ashnlanager. Adj
dress * h63, care Times -Dlspatcl1.
sition at once: can do my own re-
pairing. Address u. j., 2402 ia Ven-
able stree (. Ssg s.! sssi5s q So II; SIS
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FOR SALE, 1000 CORDS OF WOOD;
price. $3.50 per cord In carload lots
delivered IN Richmond. VIRGINIA
LUMBER AND BOX CO.. INC. Pc
tersburg. Va
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Lost ann '5oluno.

attached Ito q key ring. Reward It
returned to CONVERSATIONS DRUG
Co, city. IL 81
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SECOND HAND ENGINES AND BOIL
crs from five to 100-horse power: all
guaranteed. I. BLUFORD g. CO..
1851 East Cary.
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Rial G9tatf 1Hanten.

A SOUTHERN PL.ASTA-,
tton,. with colonial house: prefer It
ON river. either In. Virginia or North
Carolina: would like to trade gilt
proved property In on same. Please
write fully. II photos are sent they
will be returned GEORGE H. TAY-
LoE. 1907 Schofield Building, Cleve-
& land. Ohio. ~ =
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Real estate for BALE.


$4,000 WILL BUY A DETACHED
conveniences and well heated !;
facing Chimborazo Park. Only 5000
cash. Address + IS. care Times-Ds-
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-27

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Jefferson Realty
Corporation will be held atathe JEFF
ferson Hotel. Richmond. Va. on,
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 9TH at
%. f. WE1s1GER.
4f Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stSffhsaaes5 1t the Se,d gN1q IN EN- EN-
Bank of Richmond on THURSDAY,
FEBEUARY%6TH. at II o clock.
!. l. RHEUTAN.
Secretary and Treasurer.
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FOR SALE. ONE Two-HoRsE POW
CT. Fa'rbanks g,s0lene eng ne new;
one lathe thirteen-inch swing. five.
foot bed. with shaft.ng complete.
s. stage. la0s West Broad.
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FOR SALE. A LARGE RANGE COOK
stove: can be bought cheap. Apply
7IS East Marshall Street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT, RAWLEY
Springs In Virginia mountains;
Identical with celebrated Chalybeate
at Spa. Belgium. r. s. SNVIrzER,
Executor, Harrisonburg, Va.
FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS AT LOW.
est prices on easy termE; greatest
bargains in Virginia. Write for cat.
nlogue. Address ELAN s. CLARKE.
Charlottesville, Va.
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3. F. JOHNSON PUBLISHING COM
PANT.-The regular annual meeting
johnson Publishing Company viii
be held at5the offices Of the company
in the city OF Richmond, Va, WE'D
NESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1908. at 4
Il o'clock p. NJ.
January go. 1908,
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WANTED, MEDIU0I-SIZE HOUSE OR
nat. + 66t. care Times-Dispatch.
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W. ANT S w ANT S
Boaru a4antto,
ONE CENT a WORD.


WANT ED, ROOM AND BOARD IN
private family by travelling man and
wife. Telephone Room, 325. Mur-
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH
field sausage. II Is the best
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FOR SALE ONE BAKERY WAGON.
tS5 Will buy light g .ocery wagon
$35 Will buy a phae TIN. RICHARD
SON BROS, 6l5 Brook Avenue.
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FUEL
-" -
Meetinus.

NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK.
HOLDERS.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
& otithe stockholders OF the Life Insur-
ance Com pany OF Virginia will be
held at the office Of the company.
No. 900 East Broad Street, In the
city Of Richmond, Va, at l? O'clock
NJ, "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20,
1908. w. u. r. ROBERTSON.
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STOCK MUST BE REpUcED.-;75 TOT,
buEgies, $GQ;5 Sl25 Surveys. 500; SIZE
grocery wagon, 800. Large stock;
we'll built vehicles; fully guaranteed,
a. MEYERS SONS, 100 South Eighth
Street.
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WANTED. AFIRsT-c CLASS CARRIAGE
painter who can stripe and finish.
r. ri. -BOsHER'S SONS. III South
Ninth Street.
WANTED. ACTIVE YOUNG MAN.
about eighteen years OF age. who
can write good hand. apply s.
South Thirteenth Street. +;
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a fUsrLISG MAN. WE'LL ACQuAINT-
ed with general trade. to work large
and ssorted line. used By every ner-
chant. on salary One preferred who
reference, age and full particulars.
r 3s7. care Times-Dispatch.
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6ealen @roposals.

Richmond Public Schools,
ONCE g. T. Walford.
Clerk aud Supervisor.
Room 2, City Hall.
&c ii5l4s January Is, 1905.
u. NOTICE. TO -C0NTRAC,T0RS Z.
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j MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN
IS, Any one can do the work. Send
for free booklets: tells how to get
started. MANAGER. Box $40. Lock-
mort NJ Y
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Tor 4Alt.

FOR SALE. $4,000 FEET ORIGINAL
growth, lumber, 10 per thousand;
snitnble for ware house Of factory:
also eIgl1ty-horse po over boiler; MY
iorse power engine. Apply SIG Balm
bridge Street, Mancl1e ter. Va.
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WANTED, PER NAN EMIT, & AND TRAN
s silent boaraers ut TIIIE LURAY. 4O2
IS East Main Street & excellent table;
nice rooms. s55 f5s tj 81 # ~
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fToR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
ss; oon,s. wi Til on wi thout board a 81
East Marahall, Il. e. h q
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&fbooIs.

q WA IJEORU.5 ".
Clerk and Supervisor;
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BplalrnlllgI|;,

LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS; ALSO
hal room, sta lam liz ated, ( n Qdern con
xsnisn ess wlth ta h q
Vest Grace Sire 31il
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WANTED. SPEIeAIAryEtyl, TRANSIENT
and table board erB, at GIG North
Eight Street, ~
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On Thursday and Friday evenings
burlesquc on the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton warpath. for the benefit OF the
brotherhood OF st. Paul. will be given
under the direction OF Miss Sally Deane
ana Miss Ella Bintord, in Belvidere
Hail. Many OF the smart society girls
ana young men will take part In the
entertainment. and number of the
leading matrons Of Richmond will act
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
MAY ESTABLISH
WORLD SERVICE
Togo Kisen Company Plans to
Compete for Ocean
Traffic.

VICTORIA (B. c., March 13.-The
Toyo Kisen Kaisha, a Japanese line
operating services between the Orient
and San Francisco and from Yokohama
to Chile, has under consideration the
establishment of a round -the-world
service, according to advices received
here from Toxic. The project, accord
ing to a Japanese newspaper, will in
volve the fotation of loan of 25,000,-
900 yen for the purpose of liners for
the service, etc. large fleet being re-
quired. The proposed service now un-
der consideration by the directors of
the japanese line was formerly under
consideration by the Nippon Yusen
Kaisha, which has given up the in
tention.
The itinerary proposed for the line
differs from that of other round-the-
world service operated by the Blue
Funnel, Kosmos and Chargeurs Reunis
lines, the steamers plying from Yoko-
hama by way of the Orient and Suez to
Liverpool, then to New York, and by
way of American ports to Puget
Sound, thence homeward. On the COM
pletion of the Panama Canal the in
tention is to use that waterway.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
JOURNALISM IN THE
CANNIBAL ISLANDS

Holyoke, Mass, Telegram: The
Telegram is in receipt of letter
from a Honolulu daily advertiser.
The letter is accompanied by a paper
which shows that Honolulu is certain
ly enterprising. The paper itself is
printed in English, and is exceedingly
well illustrated. 1t contains a four
column cut, several three column ones,
and others which are smaller, illus
trating the floral parade which was
held there Washington IS birthday.
There are many features of the paper
which are exceedingly interesting to
Americans because they explain how
Hawaiians view American affairs.
There is one article of particular in
terest which refers to an interview be-
tween reporter for the paper and
Minister WI Ting Fang who has late
Iy arrived in this country. The lat
ter interview also gives an idea of
Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
rthUkEA WRITES
OFlSHORE LIBERTY
Outlines the Police Policy Dur
ing the Visit of the
Fleet.

In a letter from Sheriff Iaukea to
Chief of Detectives Taylor, in which
the matter of the visit of the fleet was
discussed, the Sheriff says:
Speaking. of the shore liberty of the
men of the fleet, you have my author
.dty to say that the boys will be given
every freedom to enjoy themselves as
best they can short of serious breach
of the peace. Ordinary cases Of
drunkenness will not be prosecuted,
but surrendered to the naval authori-
ties, as was done in the case of the
Big Four fleet. In common with the
rest of the community, the police want
TO see the men of the fleet have a
good time and carry away pleasant
impressions of Hawaii. To this end
everything must be done to minimize
any friction that may arise between
the visitors and the local police"
Sheriff Iaukea is at McGuire's, in
Kona. and is greatly improving in
health.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
TO STOP JOKES
ON MILLIONAIRES

CHICAGO, March 12.-If the city au-
thorities find that they can prevent it
legally, stage jokes, which have for
their marks John D. Rockefeller, J.
Pierpont Morgan, Chauncey NJ. Depew.
and other so-called "plutocrats." will
be heard no longer on the Chicago
stages
Mayor Busse has referred to Corpor-
alton Counsel Brundage a letter re-
ceived from a Chicago citizen, protest.
ing against such exhibitions Of alleged
wit.
The man who appeals TO Mayor
Russe cites an act now being given
in local playhouse in which an actor,
who is supposed to be running side
show, asks people to step UP and "see
John D. Rockefeller, the man who
squeezes his money from the poor and
helps to endow colleges TO educate
more people to rob the poor"
.It is this kind of attack that in
flames the minds Of ignorant people,
who believe they are getting the worst
of it," says the Mayors informant.
The city will send letters to the the
ater managers 10 have vaudeville per-
formers refrain from remarks Of the
kind. -.-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
ORIENTAL EXCLUSION
BILL SIDETRACKED

WASHINGTON, March 1.-There is
no probability that Hayes Oriental
exclusion bill will come up for con-
sideration before the present Congress
1t was supposed that the revolt
against the power of the Speaker,
started yesterday by Hayes, was de-
signed to force favorable report on
the bill by the committee, but Hayes
denies that this is so. However, the
committee having the bill in charge is
almost unanimous in the opinion that
Japan should be given at least another
wear in which to carry out its prom
ises that no passports viii be issued
to laborers bound for this country.
Representative Kahn said today: 'It
seems to be the general feeling here
that another year devoted to diplo-
matte attempts at settling the immi-
grafton question would bring about
very satisfactory results. I do not be-
Iieve the Hayes bill viii be reported
at this session, but by next session, If
Japan has decided, the bill will not,
believe, find much opposition"
Representative Hayes said he pro-
posed to keep at work both on his
fight against the House rules and for
japanese exclusion. His fight against
the House rules is not taken seriously
by old members.
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stones there was disclosed a mass of
skulls and human bones. 1t is a ira
dition among the natives of the re-
gion that these are the skeletons of
those who belonged to the party OF
Kekuaokalanf, who raised the stand
ard of rebellion against Liholiho when
the latter abolished the tabus, and
were captured during the battle of
Kuamoo. The tradition is that these
We're taken to this hieau and were
there killed by being shot through the
head. Five priests were executed in
this way. The skulls, or at least many
of them observed by Mr.. Gartley, show
bullet holes in them. According to
Alexander's History, Liholiho had only
a few months before this battle bought
$11,O00 worth of muskets and ammuni-
ton from an American trader.
The heiau is located on lava flow.
The climate is exceedingly dry, so
that the skulls. and other bones show
little of the effects of time.
Mr.. Gartley and Mr.. Cooke on their
return to Honolulu communicated their
discovery to Thomas. G. Thrum, DR..
Alexander and others who are inter-
ested in these subjects. and it has
aroused the greatest interest.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
GRIM RELICS OF
HUMAN SACRIFICE
ARE DISCOVERED
A. Gartley and c. II. Cooke Find Many Skulls
and Skeletons at the Kamaiko Heiau in
Kona, All in Good Preservation.

A. Gartley and C. H. Cooke made a
most interesting discovery in connec-
ton with the Kamaiko heiau of the
district of Keel, in South Kona, on
their recent visit to the Big Island.
This discovery was nothing less than
a quantity of the skulls and skeletons
of the human victims who were sacri-
feed at that heiau about the time of
the abolition of the tabus.
This heiau is not far from the sea-
shore, considerably makai of the gov
ernment road, and reached only by an
indistinct trail. 1t is platform heiau
200 by 120 feet in size. The south and
the makai ends are gone. The upper
part is in fair order and shows two
or three inner divisions. The side to-
ward the sea is still in fairly good con-
dition.
The heiau is about half way between
Napoopoo and Honaunau. where the
famous City of Refuge is located.
While examining this heiau of Ka-
mako, Mr.. Gartley found at one end
some loose stones apparently covering
9ns De below. Removing these
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
FLEET RETURNS
EAST LATE IN
FEBRUARY NEXT
Will Be Reviewed on Washingtons Birthday By
President RooseveIt---Burning of Famous
London Theater-- Loss of Life.
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

WASHINGTON, March 25-The fleet will
February will be reviewed President
ngtons birthday, prior his retirement
WASHINGTON March 24-The invitation of China
of the American feet Chinese ports has accepted
It is announced that invitations will
ether of the fleet foreign ports aside
vatons have already been accepted will be strictly coang pur
poses
The topedoers Fox Faragut Davis have been placed
commission
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
THE DROWNED SOLDIER.

The soldier reported drowned on Sun
day at Fort Shafter did not lose his
life in the reservoir but in a deep pool
of a stream back in the hills. He was
a recruit and a fine. well-set-up man.
The body was not buried here but has
been sent to the States.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
ANTI-sALooN LEAGUE.

The yearly meeting Of the Anti
Saloon League is postponed one week
on account of the absence of the presi-
dent, Rev. J. ". Wadman. It viii be
held on April ,, at 1880 p. m, at Y.
NJ. c. A. hall. All interested in the
liquor problem, both for and against
saloons. are invited.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
NEW JAPANESE CABINET.

TOXIC March 25.-The cabinet has reorganzed
Sen the Ministry Justice Hara in the Ministry the Interior
Matsuda the Ministry Finance and Hotta that Com
municatons.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
CAPTAIN ShNDbERG
soon A BENED|Ck

The Examiner of March II
} says:
"A romance that began while
} the fast liner. Korea was speed
} ing along the Pacific Ocean will
have another chapter added in
May, when Captain S. Sand
berg, commander of the Korea,
will be married in Chicago to
Miss Jeanette Tefft of that
city. Leave of absence has been
granted to Captain Sandberg by
the Pacific Mail Company for
one voyage, and upon his ar
rival here a few weeks hence he
: will go to Chicago to claim his
bride"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-25
AMERICAN AUTO WELL AHEAD.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 25-The American has arrived
here The German Rawns, Wyoming the Italian
Ogden Utah, al Church Bues Wyoming