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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-09-29
PORT OF HONOLULU.
DEPARTED.

DEPARTED.
Monday, Sept %.
Stmr. Ke Au Hou for Kauai ports,
5 P. m.
DUE TODAY.
Stmr. Mauna Loa from Kona and
Kau ports, a. m.
SAIL TODAY.
Stmr. Mauna Kea for Maui and Hilo,
u noon.
Stmr. w. G. Hall for Kauai ports,
) p. m.
Stmr. Noeau for Mahukona, Hawai-
haze, Honokaa and Kukuihaele, II noon.
Stmr Maui for Maui, Kona and Kau
norris u noon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Lace curtain week al Fits

Lace curtain week at Fits
New embroideries at vaughan's.
For a stylish figure buy q p. N. corset
at Perry's.
Ice cream soda and college ices, at
Mascotts.
The offerings az the Theatorium this
week are great.
One special sewing machine, price only
1880 cash, at Fits
William Evans left yesterday for Den
YER Colorado, to reside
P II. Carpenter Of Brookfield was a
visitor in the city to-day
w. J. Stevens Of Winooski called on
friends in the city to-day
William Stewart left to-day for Port
land, Me- whore he will work.
Edward Clark left last night for New
York, where he has a position.
Twenty per cent discount on dog col
lars at the N d. Phelps Company.
Hamilton Douglass left to-day for
Cape Ann, Mass, where he has a posi-
tion
Newell Barber and Earl Hayden are
home from Norwich university for the
usual spring vacation,
The N d. Phelps Company are show.
ing a nice line OF dog collars, leads and
r.ttzgias t.rfaoa DEa - En
Napoleon LaPierre Of yerchieres. p.
O.. arrived in the city to-day to visit
his brother, DIR. Il. ArchambaaIlt
John Gauld Of NebsterviIie left yes
torday for Berlin, Wisconsin, where he
has position as foreman OF a quarry.
Mrs. John Turner Of Merchant street
has been called 10 her former home in
Canada By the death Of her father Mr..
Haskell.
Among arrivals at tho Hotel Otis yes
terday were Walter j. Coates, East Cal
ais; r. Q. Wells, New Brighton, Pa;
Frank Huntington, Malone, N. X.
The Baptist Philathca class are IN.
Yited to the home Of the Misses Annie
and Henrietta lnglis, No. I Clark street,
on Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and AIRS. Fenwick Of Burlington,
who have been visiting the formers
brother, Robert, who lives on the Plain
Geld road, returned to-day to their
home.
j. II. Iavery returned to-day to the
Fanny Allen hospital in WinoosN for
further treatment A few weeks ago he
was operated on Tor the removal Of a
growth from the neck.
A three nasted ship IN miniature in
p. n. Wheeler's window is attracting
good deal OF attention. The model
which was made hy a. II Thayer il
about three feet long and Is perfect in
every detail 1t was made entirely with
a Jack knife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
A. p. Abbott @ CO.
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Laee enrtain wesk a Fitts'.

Six swell pictures and a popular song
to-day at the Theatorium.
There viii be regular meeting OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary, A. Q. H., Wednesday,
evening, April !, at 1880 o'clock,
The acse.of A. Diversi, which was to
have come up in Montpelier city court
to-day, was postponed until tomorrow.
he ii charged With sale Of liquor to a
posted man.
Among arrivals at the City hotel last
evening and todaya re +. al Beede,
Boston; ]. A. Bond, Burlington; G. A.
Robbins, Burlington; c, G. Roundy, RAN
dolph; Fred G. Wright. Bostoni ]. B.
Wells, RandolplG II. @ Ward, More
town; a. c. Sargent, West Lebanon, N.
H.; Il L. North, Burlington.
Officer Hamel was called early this
afternoon to arrest a man. who declares
that be has no name and who when
found Was lying on the railroad track
near the Bolster wood yard The man
was taken into the wood yard BY the
employees and Officer Hamel was called
and, putting him into an express team,
took him to the police station.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Lady Duff-Gordon used to have for
pet pale green snake.
At eighty three the Rev Anteinette
+. Brown Blackwell is to resume ac-
tive work III the Unitarian pulpit
Mrs. Esan. the wife OF the American
minister to Denmark, presented her
two daughters at the first court ball OF
the year at Copenhagen.
Eleanora Duse. tine Italian actress,
who has bought Lapponi palace, in
Florence. was already the owner Of a
palace on the Grand canal in Venice,
but the damp climate OF Venice Is TN
suited TO her.
At the last annual meeting Of the
New York state Bar association Mrs.
Harriette NJ. Johnston Wood was
unanimously elected member, the
FIRST woman SO honored. Mrs. Wood is
the law partner Of her husband. and
the firm sign reads Wood & Wood
go away! step ringing my bell or
Ill scream for the policer was the
way Mrs. Hetty Green, the richest wo-
man In America. welcomed a caller the
other day who found her living under
an assumed name IN d nineteen dollar
a month fat one block from the ferry
in Hoboken, n. J.
Mrs George Law. the young and
wealthy widow who has the unique
distinction OF being accounted beau
II according to London. New York and
Paris standards. has started crusade
against newspaper publicity for s0cie-
t. women and has hired an agent at
81. 500 per annum to accomplish the
work for her
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
EAST MONTPELIER

The two little daughters Of Louis
Mayo are III with the mumps,
Miss Ruby Wright returns to-day to
Goddard seminary. after spending her
vacation at home.
Mrs, T. w Sibley is home again after
q stay IN Calais caring for sick relatives
who are now better.
AIaude Wyle Of Williamstown Is
spending three weeks III town with her
aunt, Mrs, A. g. Whitehef
Carrie Parker, who has been III several
weeks with sciatic rheumatism, is now
able to be out Of doors again.
Mrs Joe Murray recently met with an
accident and injured one hand badly. She
Is unable 30 use Il much At present.
Mrs Ira Wright was called to Monroe,
n. IL, last Thursday By the serious ILL
ness q her mother. She returned home
Monday,
Mrs. Kate Long received a message
Monday q the death OF her brothef-in
law. Herbert Long OF Middesex, and
viii attend the funeral Wednesday
Mrs. Arthur Mack has been very i'll
for week past and attended by Dr.
Templeton of Montpelier and Dr. Wheel
er Of North Montpelier She is still
very sick
III. Nj FaInham returned Saturday
evening from Chicago, where he went
to buy a carload Of horses, which ar.
rived iu town Monday night, twenty-one
horses IN number
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coburn, who have
both been i'll, are now much better Mrs.
C0burn was seriously i'll with pneumonia
and as She is quite an elderly woman her
friends feared she could not recover.
Following the regular meeting Of the
Grange Wednesday evening, al enter
tainment win be given and new maple
sugar win be served. The business meet.
ing viii be held from eight 10 nine
O'Clock, followed Immediately BY the en-
teftainment L. D. Gaburn viii furnish
the sugar. which is a guarantee that
it will be first class Admission to the
entertainment and Tor the sugar. Is
cents: children OF patrons, free. a large
IS hoped fer in spite Of bad
roads as the program and sugar on snow
are for everybody.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
BLACK CAT HOSE

We pay more
for our rs cent
Hose than any
Germ in
Barre. The rea-
son, is quality
Boys Black
Cat Hose, the
one branded
leather stock
ing, has linen
spliced heels,
toes and insteps
a lso lin e n
spliced knees.
These are often
sold for Misses
that need tom
boy hose, price
Is cents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

. Special communication of
Granite chapter. No. 20. r..
Ky A. A.. Tuesday evening at
FA Z o'clock Work, N. NJ, r..
- NJ. and M L. AT degrees.
Per order, G. n. Tilden, r.
II. Z.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
1908 MATING


Pen headed hy large. vigorous Cockerei that
won firstht Rochester Comparison, first
and shape special In fonacook, scored
p5 IL. nret sweep stake and National
White Wyandotte Club special az Man
chester scored Q9is2. first and three spe-
cfaIs at barre enc nesng National White
Wvandotte Club special. scored %. He
IS 3 SNOW white bird. Sic Is mated o. . pallets
81 tine shape aud euler. Aadfcws st1idn. one
pallet taking second prizcsfat pCnaco0k
ana Manchester. hills. seare cards aad
ribbons can b seen at ~ Elm street
Eggs, $500 for Is.
MORRIS & McMINN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

People marvel at the mechanism OF
the human body, with its 1902 bones
and sixty arteries, but man is simple
IN this respect compared with the
carp. That remarkable fsh moves no
fewer than 1886 bones and muscles
sYery time II breathes It has 1920
yeins, to say nothing or its nlnety-nine
muscles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

Biblical students have hunted IN ev-
cry possible quarter Tor the origin Of
the custom Of carrying candles in the
Candlemas procession. il Is said, with
out finding any record OF f.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
NO TIME FOR pEMAeoeuEs.
Gov. Hughes Declares That Conditions
Demand Peoples Best JUDGMENT.

Utica, N NJ, March 81 Governor
Hughes was the guest Of honor and the
principal speaker at the third annual
banquet Of the HerSimers Businessmen
association last night Many windows
in Herkimer were adorned with large
pictures Of Mr.. Hughes bearing the
words. Welcome TO our Governor At
ter his twenty minute speech. Mr.
Hughes came TO Utica and boarded a
tram after midnight for New York,
where he IS 20 remain because Of the
primaries being on.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

To RftNT-Up stairs tenement Of three
large pleasant rooms. Wired for electric lights
quire Of down stairs tenants OF Z. 81. Tsyntori
81 Merchant street l4tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
eos LATEST cApER.
Landed Him in The Industrial School at
Vergennes.

AoEINNN lAIfls n IT thu I1N ltl lNIVNE tIl
Vergennes.
Hyde Park. March 81 Deputy Sheriff
Stevens took Ernest Barnes to the in-
dustrial school at NerQennes SATURDAY..
The youth has been a source Of great
annoyance for some time His father
j., dead and his stepfather and mother
have no control over him. His latest
csner was boring q three-iHch hole in a
stick Of stove wood, illliBe ihe same
with powder and then plusging il up
end putting the stick in a lot Of wood
his siep-fataer lad sold ta a neighhor.
Fortunately De was seen and arrested
~ Sheriff Stevens. TO whom he CON
iessed his guilt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
BLACK CAT HOSE

Same grade Of Ladies' Tan Hose, IN
all sizes, at same price.
These Ladies' Hose are all Of them
full fashioned with hand run heels. AS
good as any s5c goods.
Ladies' Black Cat Hose in extra size,
full fashioned, now csc.
Ladies' Black Cat Hose with white
feet. These are full fashioned, price
3Se, pairs for $500
Black Cat Hosiery has increased
our hosiery business very rapidly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
BLACK CAT HOSE

Misses heavy or Boys Sunday Hose,
come in all sizes Of same grade as above
only lighter weight and finer. Price
Csc.
Misses very fine Lisle Hose, as soft
as silk and nearly as fine, a beautiful
Hose that cannot be matched in other
makes for less than 35c, these are Csc.
Misses Tan Hose, the same as above,
fine black Hose in all sizes. These are
very clear color Tan Hose, atsame price
as blacks, 2Sc.
Ladies Black Cat No. 600 is our lead
err and has to be bought by us in case
lots in order to sell at use and leave us
any margin Of profit at all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
Our Trousers Never rib!

We're strong strong TrousersIrousers that do rip,
stay where put and that withstand all Of hard usage
We have Duchess Trousers for wongmen We selected the
fabrics had them for comfort and put all the strength that
could be worked into pair Of Trousers We call special
Duchess Trousers ST co. $l50 to $500 These
Trousers have host of friends and the wokgman who gives
them a trial, will never have for any other sort.
We Repair Clothing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31

There viii be musical and literary
program and refreshments after the
business meeting Of the Y. 2. G. d., in
the yestry Of tie Universalist church,
Friday evening, April 3. The young
people Of the parish are invited,
Can men cook OF course they can.
All men have to cook at home. Men are
good cooks, ton. The point is. the men
Of the Congregational church Just can
not help showing what kind Of a sup
per they are able to cook and next We'd
nesday evening, April /. is the time, and
church yestfg the place. Menu later.
Flaggs Wonderland Moving Picture
Co., opened the orty-fourth week with
the usual crowded house and another
grand programme equal 10 that Of last
week There are two comedy pictures
Buying a Cow and Pheasant Side of
Soldiers Lille" and the magic pictures
"The Witches Secret" and Japanese
Vaudeville Go. Little Cabin Boy" is
a drama Of the latest oolored film, THE
Misers' Fate IS another of the latest
french films that IS big success. "The
Ingenious Alarm" IS fun 81 funny stu
ations. "a Gypsy's Sacrifice" Is the
only picture ever shown here before.
All must admit It is one of the best
pictures ever shown.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-03-31
A. P ABBOTT & CO. IA z ABBOTT s CO a. p ABBOTT & Co
Daylight Storel
Don't Get the Idea


Hosiery
Hosiery
bbcs
, 1908-04-14

defeat of Mr.. Fish in the lllilois Cen
trail fight was n OF the Things mat
aided in bringing the desired
contamination
Mar. Hartmann enemies may speak
OF him as they moose put the iact
remains that ne Is the greatest ran
road organizer oil the present day ana
none n apFroached him IN the past
, 1908-04-14
R o COAST TO COAST.

For years it has been the dream of
the American traveller that he would
some day be able to take a Pullman in
New York and get out in San Francisco
or Los Angeles. Financial develop
ments Of the past week give promise
of the realization of this dream. Mr..
Hartman, the greatest railroad mar
of modern times, advanced sufficient
money to meet the pressing obliga-
tons of the Erie road and Wall street
gossip is to the effect that it is his
purpose to take over the line and
make of it his through connection TO
Gotham. With the Southern Pacific
from San Francisco TO ogden, the I'm
ion Pacific from Ogden to Omaha, the
Illinois Central from Omaha to Chi.
cago and the Erie from Chicago to New
York, he would have the first through
line. 1t is said to be his purpose to
spend from thirty to forty millions of
dollars in putting the Erie in the same
first-class condition the Union Pacific
now enjoys. 1t has rights and ter
ninals of exceeding great value, but
money has been needed and most of
all a master mind to supervise its ex.
penditure.
Stockholders of the Union Pacific
have recently been asked to make it
possible for that road to raise a large
sum for some such purpose as this and
there IL no question but that Mr.. Har-
riman will be given a free hand. His
, 1908-04-14
A WORKING SENATOR.

Washington papers are having much
to say relating to the exceptionally
quick work of Senator Warren in get
ting the military appropriation bill
through the senate. This work shows
two things: remarkable grasp of de
tails and great confidence and friend.
| ship on the part of the members of the
senate.
The Washington Post said of the
matter:
Senator Warren, chairman of the
committee on military affairs, made a
record in passing an appropriation bill
yesterday that will not be ~equalled
probably in years. So admirably did
his committee frame the budget of ap-
preparations for the support of the
army, that this bill, carrying a total
of more than sos, 900 900, was passed
by the senate at the unprecedented
rate of one million dollars a minute,
This indicates how rapidly the sen
ate, a very deliberate body on occa'
sions, can transact the public business,
when it is so minded, and when a good
general is in command of a bill. Only
three minor amendments were made to
the bill, ana the only increase in ap'
preparations was an item of $4,000, at
the request of Mr.. Carter, for a sys-
TEN of w%aterworks for Fort William
Henry Harrison, Mont. The bill ma
terially increases the pay of officers
and enlisted men of the army
The washington Herald's account is
as follows:
The senate disposed of more than
$9S, 900, 900 in just about n~inety-eight
minutes. The army appropriation bill
was passed in that period of time, car
rying, among other things, provision
for material increase in the pay of the
army, including an average raise of
40 per cent for enlisted e
Senator Warren, chairman of the
military affairs committee, was in
charge of the bill. His diplomatic
handling of questioners vas largely
responsible for the facility with which
the bill. carrying many committee adj
ditions to the house bill, went through
the senate. The only amendment made
on the floor which affected the tai
of the appropriations either way was a
provision for water rights for a Mon
ANA fort, to cost $4,000. A few
, 1908-04-14
SOME STATE NOTES.

Bishop Funston will visit Rock
Springs on the 26th.
Crook county gets S6,63O.94 from
the common school lands income fund
Of the state.
Johnson county, with 958 school chill
dren, has received s4,6S4.S4 as its pro
portion of the common school land in,
come fund.
A sketch of the proposed Carnegie
library building at Rock Springs has
Deen forwarded to Mr.. Carnegie fol-
his approval.
The business of the Sundance land
Office for this year promises to surpass
all previous records in the matter OF
land business.
Sheridan is trying to induce the Col
orado and Southern railroad to u an
extension of its line from Grin juno
ton to that city.
j. G.. Ramsey. d. F. Morris, T. w,
Boyer, II. Van Dusen, Oscar Stafsen,
DR.. F. S. Davis and H. j. Boice have
been appointed trustees for the Rock
Springs Business Mems league.
The johnson County Wool Growers
association has appointed a committee
of three, consisting of F. G.. s.. Hesse,
Richard Young and s. J.. McNeese, to
arrange some sort of a plan looking
to the establishment of a bounty for
coyotes, wolves, bob cats and other
predatory animals.
, 1908-04-14
JUDGE CAREY ON TAFT.

In al interview in the Wyoming
Tribune Judge Joseph NJ. Carey comes
out strongly for Taft. He says that
he early EXPRESSED his belief on this
question; that no one, not even those
who are opposed to Secretary Taft
politically. questions his great ability
or that his integrity is of the highest
order. In point of experience, in a
judicial and executive way, few have
had such rare opportunities, and nc
n has used his opportunities in a
more satisfactory name than Secre
tary Taft.
In meeting the great responsible
ties he has circled the earth and has
not yet failed in one instance to make
good.
Our country is fortunate in having
such a man to run for president"
, 1908-04-14
new INVENTION
RAISING RUMPUS
ACQUISITION INSTALLED IN
HOUSE AT WASHINGTON AND
ALREADY Is IN DISGRACE.
Apparatus. On. style. of Telephone
Which Transmits Sounds to Every
Part Of Capitol-caught Florida
Congressman Scoring Department
and Latter Patiently Listening.


Special to The Republican.
Washington April 14.-Last week
witnessed the trial installation in the
House of Representatives of the long
promised and widely-heralded acousti
con, and with its advent the represen'
tatives of the people are watching
their p's and as. fearful lest they talk
too much. This is a strange charge
to lay at the doors of congress, foI
hitherto talk has been cheap in the
big building on the hill, as witness
the massive volumes of the Congress
ional Record for the past two or three
sessions.
Carries Every Sound.
The fear of the solons lies in the
fact that the ACQUISITION is an adapta
ton of the modern telephone, the re
ceiving station of which, placed on the
reading clerks desk just in front oI
the speaker, transmits to listening
stations in each of the various com
mittee rooms, the private offices of the
different members, the White house
and the nine executive departments
everything that is said on the floor Of
the house, from the whispered plans
for a filibuster, to the arguments in
a heated debate.
No Respector Of Persons.
The accusticon is no respector Of
persons, and be it the newest member
rehearsing his maiden speech under
his breath, or the venerable Colonel
'rete" Hepburn hvening things up in
an %oratoricaI way, the sounds are car
ried, perfectly audible and distinct
from the farthest corner of the big
chamber to and through the acousti
con to be heard by scores of congress
men in their private Offices, by. the
president and the members of his cabi
, 1908-04-14

The Cheyenne correspondent of The
Denver Republican announces that re-
cent indications point to overwhelming
Taft sentiment in this state. He is
undoubtedly correct. Laramie is for
Taft without division of sentiment. AT
one time there was some Hughes sen
timent in Albany, but not sufficient to
make a strong showing against the
secretary, Carbon appears to be un.
questionably for Taft, even those who
have been fighting Pinchot being fa.
vorable to him, Sweetwater shows pre-.
dominating Taft sentiment. Big Horn
is almost unanimous for him. Sheri.
dan, Johnson, Crook and Weston show
the same sentiment, the other counties,
while the people are doubtless for him,
are showing an inclination to oppose
instructions. The feeling for the big
secretary is so strong hat there is
now no doubt but that the Wyoming
delegation will be instructed without
division in the convention.
, 1908-04-14
GROUND BROKEN.
Construction Work Begun on First
Colorado Fair.
Special to The Republican

Special to The Republican
Denver, Colo, April 14.-Ground
was broken and actual work of con
struction begun today on five of the
buildings for the first annual Colorado
Interstate Fair and Exposition to be
held in the second week in September.
These buildings are poultry, look
1926; horses, 7Sx2S5; agriculture, 130x
$50; cattle, 7Sx2S5 and horticultural,
130x150. The fair opens September
It'll and is open to the world.
To make for some of the build.
ings, the Platte river was moved today
A channel $50 feet wide at the top
100 feet in width at the bottom and
20 feet in depth has been excavated
and through this cut the river now
runs. 1t shortens the river a halt
mile and gives the fair forty-five acres
additional ground.
, 1908-04-14
MAY ADJUORN ON
NINTH OF MAY
REPUBLICAN WHIP SAYS CON-
GRESS Is LIKELY TO GET
THROUGH BY THAT TIME
Members Anxious to Get Home and
Speaker Cannon and Senator Aid
rich Believe Work Can Be Com
pieted Against Coming of That
Date-Wiil Call on President.

Washington, d. c., April 14.-That
the present session of congress will
adjourn on or about May 8 was the
prediction last night of Representative
James b. Watson of Indianapolis, re
publican whip of the house. Mr.. Wat
son bases this prediction upon infor.
nation he has gathered as the result
of a confidential surcay of the situa,
ton in the two houses of congress.
Anxious for Early Date.
During the past few days Represen-
tative Watson has conferred with the
leaders at both ends of the capitol in
regard to adjournment, and all of them
are anxious for an early date. Mr..
Watson thinks there is ample time be-
tween now and May 9 for completion
of the legislative program.
AIdrich and Cannon Agree.
According to Mr.. Watson, Senator
Aldrich also is in favor of an early ad-
journment. Mr.. Watson discussed the
subject with Speaker Cannon and the
latter also expressed a desire for an
early adjournment.
Will Call on President.
Mr.. Watson stated last night that he
expects to call on President Roosevelt
to discuss the legislative program and
the matter of adjournment.
, 1908-04-14
Rheumatism Pains relieved.

Mr.. Thos. Stenton, postmaster of
Pontypool. Ont, writes: For the past
eight years 1 suffered from rheumatic
pains, and during that time l used
many different linments and remedies
for the cure Of rheumatism. Last sum-
mer 1 procured a bottle OF Chambel-
lain's Pain Balm and got more relief
from it than anything l have ever used,
and cheerfully recommended this lini-
ment to all sufferers from rheumatic
pains" For sale by all druggists.