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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05
Letters From
The People
METHODISlS IN ROME.

Editor vertiser:-Permit me to
call your attention to q slight error
in the cable dispatch which appeared IN
Yesterday mornings issue Of your val
liable paper anent the RooseyeIt-N
can incident. | refer to the expression
The Roman Methodist Congregation, -
which Mr. Roosevelt was requested not
to address if he wished an audience
with his holiness the pope. This
should have read THE Methodist Epis,
copal Church III Rome ana refers 10
the church Of which Rev. Dr. Triple is
pastor, and American Methodists resid-
ing in Rome are members, together with
English-speaking Italians and others.
1t may not be generally known by
the public of Honolulu that the Meth
odist Episcopal Church of the United
States has for many years carried on
mission work in nearly all European
countries, both Catholic and Protestant,
and at the present time upwards of a
thousand missionaries are employed and
the latest reports to hand indicate that
there are more than sixty thousand
members.
The mission in Italy was organized
in 1871 and has today a membership of
$500. Besides the American Church al
ready referred to, there is a large semi
nary for Young ladies (Italian),
school for girls and one fol BOYS, two
or three strong Italian churches, a Iarg,
hook room establishment with a fine
press Outtt, as well as several other
mission agencies throughout the Eternal
City. This work, as Is the whole Eu-
ropean mission, is under the supervision
of Bishop William Burt, who resides III
Zurich, Switzerland, and is constantly
travelling throughout his wide field
Yours very sincerely,
\ METHODIST. }
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05
China's Army Plans.

BERLIN. March pa genuine mill
tary awakening in China was foreshad-
owed in an interview given today by
Chinese Minister Yin-Tchang, who is
about to relinquish his post in Berlin
and return to Picking to assume the
ministry of war.
q intend to introduce universal mill
tary service in China said the minis
ter. al If we make all the available men
Join the military, we have such an
enormous population-some 400,000,000
that we shall oyershadow all other
armed nations. The details Of the plan
have not yet been worked out, but we
propose TO make our young men sol
dierS, by driIl and education.
"They must learn what a shame If is
for the most ancient and, in popula-
ton, the greatest nation on earth. to
be 50 weak. ! shall have excellent as
sistants in the war office, who have
studied European military systems
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05
ROOSEVELT AND THE VATICAN


which
one 0 ha Of
Colonel difficult That
feelings Catholics
should slight Metlodists
the Methots willing welcome the homecoming President
eondtionaly There
No
who King Italy The
Catholics
o a
The Pope
he and e
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05

and IN fact all Of the members of the
company, acquit themselves in an en-
tlrely satisfactory manner.
The stage settings are exceptionally
hne and the scenes show the effect of
great amount of study. THE Lion
and the Mouse IS a big undertaking
for a stock company but the undertake
ING has certainly been carried through
successfully.
There was scarcely vacant seat in
the house last night and the audience
was one of the most enthusiastic which
have greeted the company during the
engagement.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05

n who a
prisoner police Saturday likely good
The police
man vii a
helpless drunken prisoner, 5 policeman
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Chds. Brewer & Cos
new YORK Line
REGULAR LINE OF VESSELS

REGULAR LINE OF VESSELS
Plying between New York & HonolaiA
The Bark Nuuanu will sail from Nes
York for this port about July Is, 1910
SUBJECT to change without notice
Freight taken at lowest rates
For freight rates apply to Cha.
brewer Il Co. % Kilbv street, Boston,
or Theo, II. Davies & Co., Ltd, Hose
lulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05
Army and
Navy News
NEW ADMIRALS.
- y y y y y $50 X \ y X 4 \ y y +.

WASHINGTON, April f. - Captains
Marshall and Thomas We're nominated
Tor promotion to the office OF admiral
today
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05

partment with criticisms of the eff
cheney Of the Navy while the fleet was
on It's world cruise. is to be courtmar-
tailed for having dirty and unfit ship.
The Marietta, with Commander Hill
IN command, is now at the navy yard,
Portsmouth, y. II. The inspection of
the ship was made at Norfolk navy
yard. The inspection board has re
ported deterioration of plates and
metal, due to leaving water in the
bllges, and other damage to the ship
due to the fact that she has not been
properly kept. From the engine room
10 mess quarters the reports are I'M
favorable, indicating that some of the
plates Will have to be taken out as 81
result of neglect and showing that the
rust allowed to accumulate and lack
OF proper painting are also responsible
for the ship S poor condition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05
That Deadly Silence.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, March 19.-For
having given an officer of the depart
ment of discipline what is known as
silence at supper formation last
night, Capt. }. NJ. Bowyer, superintend-
ent OF the academy, today issued orders
suspending all general and special priv
1leges tor the whole brigade. Until fur
Their orders no midshipman will be al
lowed to leave the academy for any
purpose whatever. Permission to hold
hops during April and May has been
revoked, and the organization of the
hrst-ciass club which was in process of
formation has been indefinitely post
poned.
Giving the 'silence' to an unpopu-
lar officer is a practise at the academy
winch Is almost as old As the institution
itself. 1t consists Of keeping absolute
silence in the mess hall during the meal
AT winch the officer against whom the
resentment Of the midshipmen has been
aroused Is present, and in this instance
1t was directed against one who has a
reputation for being strict disciphn-
aran.
3hhapohS Is tonight IN q most pecu
liar condition. Possibly five hundred
young ladies from all over the country
are here to attend the midshipmen :
hop at the naval academy, but while
the hop Is being held these young
ladies and those Of the Annapolis nava
set are practically without escorts. The
youths who invited them to come tC
Annapolis are not allowed to leave the
grounds under the order issued by
Supt. Bowyer today. As a result the
young ladies with their chaperons wer,
forced to go unattended to the academy
gate. where there occurred a vii,
scramble As eight hundred midshipmel
attempted to pick from the iniowjn.
streams Of feminiuity the particuIa
girl each had invited To the dance.
80
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-05
Critic Courtniartialed.

WASHINGTON, D. &, March a5,-
Commander Frank X. Hill, United
States Navy, commanding the L. s :.
Marietta, former member Of the gen
eral board and one of that group of
navy officers who shook the entire de
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-14
Mems Department.

300 Mems Suits in all colors and Latest Styles worth
from Is 90 to 25 co. will 90 in this Sale for slO.69
$50 MensSuits worth from 90 to Is 90 will go 81 SO
500 Mems Suits worth from 500 to II SO wilt aS287
1886 young mems suits sizes from Is to 20 in all col
and latest Styles worth 1900 suit will go for$989
465 young mems Suits worth from 500 to 1900 will
20 for $3.50
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-14
Ladies Department.

It's Ladies' Coat Suits in all coors and latest Styles
worth $25 will go in this Sale for $l3.78
24O Ladies Wash Suits worth from 500 to 1880
will go in this Sale for S37S
95 ladies' piece dresses worth $50 will go for $50
Is ladies' one-piece dresses in fancy trimmings and
latest make worth 1000 for S498
100 ladies skirts all kinds from 5.69 to S1149
Ladies waists from Csc to 1898
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-14
Shoes; High and Low Cuts.

While in the Northern Markets 1 went down to Boston
for my Shoes, and bought Eight Thousand Dollars
worth. the best Shoes and low cuts shown in this
town. carry the largest Stock of Shoes you all
ever saw one Store to carry Any price Shoe and any
kind of Shoe for Ladies' Men Boys Girls and Infants
Come and see them.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-14

have just come back from tzae Northern
markets with $4,000 worth Of the best
Spring goods shown in this town. All my
goods bought for spoecasn, and they are new
goods straight from the manufacturers and
will have all our goods ready marked down
Easter Sale. ALI ask from the people Of
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-14
Dress Goods and Waist Goods

Silks of all kinds at cut prices. All kinds of Wooden
goods from 19c yard to &c
Best Gnghams in this Sale for 57-8
Best Calicoes in all coors for Ats
White Homespun from 31c to 61
Lawns yard wide for 81
Best Bleaching yard wide for 81
Best Spreads table cloths towels and napkins at whole
sale prices.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-14
Mems and Young Mems Pants.

1856 pair of mems pants, worth 1000 pair will
go Tor 1928
465 pair OF mems pants worh3 SO pair will go forsl 80
sos pair of mems pants worth $50 will 90 for 81 30
985 pair of pants worth l. Is for "a
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-03-14
Boys Suits, knickerbocker Pants

2O Boys Wash Suits, worth g 90 will 90 in this
sale for " ~ goo
S45 Boys Suits worth TO- 90 will go in this Sale for 81
585 Boys Suits worth $50 will go in this Sale for ST. SO
ooys ou!'s worm zOO Will go IN this Sale for CSC
hiiee pants from lIc per pair to S1S9
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
IMPORTANT CASES
STARTED IN COURT
Holt and Towse Find Themselves
Defendants Before the
District Judge.

The ease against James l.. Holt for
embezzlement was called In the police
court yesterday morning and set for
ward until today when the examination
win be- held, Attorney Charles Chilling
worth appeared for him and stated TO
ihe court that A. q. NJ Robertson will
represent him In future No action was
taken yesterday, bat N d understood
that bic plea viii be- not guilty
10 IoNne, pTohldeat of Tbs Muean'
Tile lnnrng company WAS alt0 pres
cot 30 antNrr 10 The charge 81 Ylplat.
ing The lleeurr Laws, brought against
HIM Ny Iuuill, United states District
Attorney hWehant appeared Tor hll
and stated siieTNHFd lhpl M hellsie'
| ir con prove fpnrluflNrlY ihhi ihf lan
"a nei constitutional shea applied 4
frfh > lnHiprlr ~ "a carried 90 W ihs
lampsnS hlnel ong bMself l. No glse
pfei ideni pnd ~ pfIseNAlly AnleIfaiss
M ihe ppiesAff
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Trom Saturdays Advertiser,


divorce has been granted 20 Wong
Tong Shinn from her husband Wong
Shen Seu ON the ground of nonsupport.
A. n. Hazelton was in the city yes.
terday comforting with Census Director
Clark in regard to census work at
Spencer Bickerton was the happy
bridegroom in the wedding last week
in the Bickerton family, not Fred as
reported. The mistake has caused con-.
siderable confusion in the delivery of
the congratulatory mail.
i. Faxon Bishop Yesterday filed n
petition in the circuit court that he
be allowed to resign as trustee of the
trust estate of James G. Hayselden and
that the Hawaiian Trust Company be
appointed in his stead.
License Inspector Turrill is forcing
Ed Towse to appear in court and de.
fend suit brought against him to
make him take out merchandise ii.
cense in connection with the business
of the Mercantile Printing Company
Towse claims that the law is applied
uneonstitutionally to his description of
business and will fight the case.
The members of the health committee
the purpose of considering the provi-
sions of the proposed milk ordinance.
The consideration did not take place,
however, Doctor Mackall turning up
with few suggestions, presenting
these to the members for couple of
hours, when the committee adjourned.
Examiner.-Miss Lurline Matson, whs
returned from Europe just before the
holidays, has been popular guest at
several of the recent affairs, and others
are in prospect for the returned trav-
| eler, who has SO many friends in the
younger set. One of the interesting
parties of January doubtless will be the
luncheon for Miss Matson that will be
given next Monday with Miss Amalia
Simpson as the hostess. Miss Matson
will entertain at a luncheon to be given
January IA in compliment to Miss
Agnes Tillmann, and dozen of the
younger girls are looking forward to
the affair.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
JARRETT GRABBED
THE RICE PADDY
Now Jarrett Is Being Sued for
the Value of the Seized
Property.

William P. Jarrett, in his capacity as
sheriff, faces suit for 500 damages
brought against him in the district court
by II. A. Heen. To all appearances
Jarrett is the goat, having attached
some four hundred odd sacks of rice
paddy which Chinaman claims belong
to him, but which were in the possession
of Heen. The writ of execution being
sworn to by the other man, and Jar
rott having performed his duty by
ireezing on to the said rice paddy,
Heen protests against snch action and
makes his claim of ownership by COM
mencing suit against the officer for 81
more than the figure at which he valued
the rice. But as the Chinama1 with the
writ of execution has placed his neees-
sary bond with the sheriff, and as the
amount sued for, if awarded, will be
taken out of that bond, Jarrett still
wears the same peaceful smile and
hangs ON to the rice paddy.
As usual Past Due Mills figures large.
" an the civil calendar for the dis
trict court. His suit against Chris
Holt, the county auditor as garnishec
has been discontinued. AS Arthur
Brown garnisheed all Holt IS salary for
several months TO come and won out
In his suit, Mills decided that he would
have to wait n good deal longer than
be liked if he won out anyway. Bat in
his suit against G. Halemao, the o. r.
q l.. Co. garnishee, he was awarded "a
s3a>sQ Judgment.
q r.. Wilder had suits for delinquent
tnxes against Irene Cornwen for $56.25
Chris Adee for $1,000 and Mark O'Don
aell for $500. The first case was dis
continued and he was awarded judg
nent against the other two.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Schedule.

Castle & Cooke, agents for the Mat
son line, have issued new schedule
for the steamers Wilhelmina and Lur.
line, beginning with their trips next
month. On Thursday, February 10, the
Wilhelmina leaves San Francisco for
Honolulu for the first time, arriving
here the 10th, and leaves Honolulu
Friday the 25th arriving at San Fran
cisco March 3. The Lurline leaves San
Francisco February and airives here
February 8, leaving Honolulu on the
10th and arriving in San Francisco on
the 23rd
In April the schedule is somewhat re-
arranged so that when, for instance, the
Wilhelmina is leaving San Francisco on
Wednesday, April 10, the Lurline is
leaving Honolulu the same day for San
Francisco. This similarity of sailings
by days, win be maintained thereafter.
The Wilhelmina's sailing dates from
San Francisco will be as follows: Feb.
ruary 10, March 10, April 10, May IL
June s, July 8, August 3, August 81
September IS, October 20, November 23
| December 81.
The Lurline's sailings from San Fran
cisco will be as follows: February ?
March 2, March 80, April q, May %
June %, Jcly 20, August IL, Sep. embel
IA, October IL, Noveml or 8, Deem
| her Z,
The Wilhelm an's calling dates from
Honolulu will be as follows: Fetru
airy 25, March 20, April %, May 26
June %, July 81, August 10. Septembe
10, October IA, November 10, Decemhe
S, January 5, 1911.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
JUR|sT ASSUMES
HIGHEST OFFICE

Judge Horace H. Lurton, of Nash
vile, Tennessee, took his place on the
Supreme Bench on January 4, to ill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Justice Peckham, of New York. For
more than sixteen years Judge Lurton
has been United States circuit judge,
having been appointed by President
Cleveland early in 1898. Previous TO
that time he had been for number
of years judge of the supreme court
of Tennessee, and was chief justice of
the State when called to the federal
bench. When President Taft was on
the bench, he and Judge Lurton were
colleagues in the sixth circuit, and
were also intimate personal friends.
At the time of the last preceding va
cancy, President Roosevelt thought Sc
riously of appointing Judge Lurton,
but named AttorD, yGeneral Moody in
stead. A number of questions OF. great
moment are pending before the Supreme
court or must soon be considered by
that high tribunal. Judge Lurton was
born in Kentucky and educated in
Tennessee. He is dean of the law
school of Vanderbilt University, at
Nashville, and eminent in other re-
spects for his usefulness ms a citizen
and lofty character as man.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
lFrom Monday.a AdvertIser.,


Otto Wix, the artist, returned from
Kauai yesterday.
z. X. Myers is on the Big Island
making his half-year inspection of the
banks.
nj, was taken to the Malulani Hospital
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Kennedy, of San
Francisco, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
c. Q. Kennedy, of Hilo.
w. T. Rawlins is quite i'll at his home
and it will probably be some days be.
fore he is back at his office.
7. Give Davies, H. w. Warner and
Sam Parker, Jr. are doing some noun.
taineering on Hawaii, the summit OF
Mauna Kea being their destination.
Honokaa will pay a dividend of one.
half of one per cent. on January 10. II
is anticipated that this rate will be
continued through the year.
Mrs. II. Renjes will arrive here about
January 81 from Germany to visit her
mother, Mrs. Coney, and sister, Mrs
Julian Monsarrat.
DIR. j. j. Carey, of Waikiki, has de
cided to locate in Honolulu, where he
regards the business outlook as better
and where he may better educate his
children.
Among the visitors now in Honolulu
are Mr.. and Mrs Rangvald Skaug, OF
Kahului, who are here to spend theil
honeymoon. They were married by
Rev. T. A. Waltrip, of Kahului on Wed
nesday last, the bride having been Mis-:
Sophia Elinor Peplowski. The young
couple are very well known on Maui.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
Waiting for News.

Alexander & Baldwin have heard
nothing definite about the disposition
of the wrecked British bark Alexander
Black, which went ashore last week
on a reef of Paia, Maui. On satur-
day the bark's captain wirelessed 10
j. N. $. Williams, at Kabului, instruct
ing him TO sell the wreck TO the best
advantage Of the captain, representing
the owners Since then no word has
been received from Maui.
As 10 the naval court Of Inquiry
which the British consul may call
presently, there Is some difficulty In
getting one together, Three members
constitute this court, one Of whom 10
generally British ship captain, aus
other British eitizen. and the consul
mas lRg the third member, Up 20 yes
teTday there was no British captain In
port, eEeept the master " the Celtic
Chief, sho, under peculiar iat " cir
eumslanens, h p0i available Tor dnty
90 ihe conu, u was espesIed that
Captain AlNyn NJ the Malson steamer
li5adst lrhaTifiadl might afi,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
MARINE REPORT.
BY Merchants Exchange.
Friday, January Z

friday, january T.
San Francisco-Sailed Jan. Z, S. $.
Korea, for Honolulu, p. III.
Elcele-Sailed Jan. 4, S. s. Asgard,
for Newcastle.
Gaviota-Arrived Jan. 6, Am. s. s.
Rosecrans, hence Dec. 2s.
Gaviota--Sailed, Jan. z, Am. s. S.
Rosecrans, for Honolulu.
San Francisco-Arrived, Jan. z, A.
II. s. 8. Missourian from Salina Cruz.
Saturday, January s.
Monterey Sailed Jan. Z, S. S. Rose
crnns, for Honolulu.
San Francisco-Sailed Jan. Z, s. S.
Missourian, for Seattle and Honolulu.
San rancisco-Arrived Jan. 8, S.
s. Earl of Elgin, hence Dec. 2s.
YokohamaLArrived Jan. s, 5. S.
Mongolia, hence Dec. 2s.
Hilo-Arri9ed Jan. 8, sch. Aloha
from Port Gamble.
Monday, January 9.
Port Townsend-Arrivd, Jan. s, Nor
is. S. Selja, hence, Dec. 81.
Port Townsend-Arrived, Jan. 8
schr. Kona, from Hilo, Dec. %.
san rancisco-Arrived, Jan. s, Am
schY. James Rolph, hence, Dec. 20.
San rancisco-Sailed, Jan. s, 6 p
M, NJ. N. S. $. Enterprise, for Hilo.
Monday, January 10.
San rancisco-Arrived Jan, 8, sch
Jas. Rolph, hence Dec. 90.
San Frantisco--Sailed Jan. s, S. s.
Enterprise, for Hilo.
San Francisco-Sailed Jan. s, U. s.
S. New Orleans, for Honolulu.
San rancisco-Arrived Jan. 10, y
s. s. New Orleans, from sea. Boilers
leaking.
Port Townsend-Arrived Jan. 0, sch
Dauntless, hence Dee. IA.
Port Townsend-Arrived Jan. 10, sch
Robert Levers, hence Dec. II.
Port Townsend-Arrived Jan. 10, sch
Churchill, hence Dec. %.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-01-11
WINE PRODUCTION / Vi
OF FRANCE THIS YEAR
TENTH OF NORMAL

PARIS, December 27.-The wine pro-
duction of France this year will be
only about one-tenth of the normal
amount. The French vineyards yield
an average of 1,3OO,O00,OOO gallons of
taxed wine year, and this year they
will not yield more than 140,0O0,0OO
gallons at most. The taxed wine is
that put on the market and sold. That
consumed by the producers is not
taxed.
There are 100000 wine producers
and their annual consumption of wine
is about 65,000,000 gallons. The nor.
NAL consumption of persons in France
who buy their wine is 1,272,O00, 900
gallons. This, with the 265,O0O,00O
gallons used by the wine producers,
makes the total consumption of French
wines in France about 1,5370O0,0
gallons.
Not only will the production this
year fall far short of that amount, but
even if all the old stock of wine is
added to it there will still be large
shortage. The stock on hand ought
to be from 25O,OOO,OOO to 3OO,O0O,OOO
gallons. 1t is, in fact, only about
200, 100000 gallons.
The situation is grave, but cheer
full view of it is taken by the experts
in the trade. In the first place, those
who hold the old stock, as well as those
who will have good new wine to sell
will reap very substantial increase
of profit.