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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-25

and has received his warrant. and Second
Lieutenant Alfred L GoIsh. OF Company d.
who was recently elected, has been con-
missioned
Commissioned officers Of the LIST. I'd and 81
batteries and the medical officers attached
to them will report 10 Major David Wilson.
commanding the battalion. at his head
quarters. at Franklin avenue and I66Jh
street. on Thursday night FOR instruction
Commissioned officers and the non-commis-
stoned staff and the hospital corps will re-
port on Tuesday evenings until further or
ders at Major Wilson's headquarters for
drill and instruction. The commander OF
each battery will arrange a well defined
plan for drills and schools of instruction
The entire battalion will proceed to Blau-
welt on the $40 train from weehawken on
October for revolver practice.
Companies of the Sth Regiment will pro-
coed tn BIauvelt for rifle practice as fol-
lows: The 18th. 18th. s1st and SD companies
ard Hospital Corps on Tuesday. October 4,
and the 9th. 18th. 10Th, 3Oth and SD COM
panies on Wednesday. October s. The as
sembly will be at the armory at TO a N.
Drills and armOry rifle practice will be-
gin on October 10. and the instruction OF
recruits will be under the supervision cf
Lieutenant Colonel F. o. Sauvan. assisted
by Lieutenant NJ. G. Hatfield and IIeutsn-
ant J. $. Frazer. Schools OF instruction FOR
commissioned and non-commissfoned officers
will be held once each month.
Colonel Bates OF the list Regiment IL
reefs thst the regiment proceed 70 Blau-
Welt for rifle practice as follows: Field ard
staff. nOn-commissioned staff the 1st Sat-
talon. and Companies I and L. on We'd
nesday. October 10: 81 Battalion. and
Companies h and NJ, on Thursday october
20 One half OF the Hospital COrps viii os
present each day Drills will begin Oh
October ;. and theoretical instruction FOR
officers and non CONS" will be held Oncs
a month. Lieutenant Colonel ]. H. Wells
will have charge OF the theoretical Il
struction. The armory rifle matches this
season will be distributed during the en-
tire drill period. instead Of being shot al
together as last year.
Major General Roe. commanding the Ma
tionaI Guard. directs that drills, schools
of instruction. and small arms practices
begin on october I. but where a satsla'
tory reason exists a delay Of not more
than a month may be authorized I'
structiou will be based on the Speens
needs OF individual commands. or the SUI
divisions thereof. Company cOmmande'S
II is directed. must be allowed some "a
tude and must be charged with soi
responsibility I'm matters OF instrHS"V-
Thorough individual instruction must
siven in guard duty and military cOur'9S'
Lieutenant Amos NJ Ritch battalion da''
termaster OF the nth Regiment, mas -
appointed ouartermaster OF the 18th Req
ment with rank II captain
Colonel ConIey OF the 6sth Regimen
gone on a hunting trip 20 Canada 70 W
absent until October 20.
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Lieutenant Amos NJ. Ritch. battalion d-'-
termaster OF the nth Regiment, has 20
appointed quartermaster Of the Htn N's
ment with rank II captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-25

Colonel ConIey Of the Ssth Regiment p
gone on a hunting trip 70 Canada. 70 "
absent until October %
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his previous faithest North. Up 10
March ~, because OF the Slight altl.
tude Of the sun, no observations had
been taken. on tbat day Poary orr
dcred the Fskimos TO build wind
eheltcr behind which Marvin took q
meridian altitude. The result Ct
these FIRST observations. peafg says.
gaYe their position as approximately
81 degrees IB minutes north latitude
fearg's plan wns to have Marvin take
ell observations up TO the point where
lie turned back, and Bartlett TAKE
them from that point to his farthest
north This was done ln order to
save tlIs explorers eyes and 10 have
independent observations with which
TO check the route, IN the foIthcoin
ing installment Ia the August numb-rI
Of ilannton's Commander pearg Will
teli u his dash 70 the Pole, deserted
the boieal center and toll bis aen3l.
tons a. the point where cYerythiag
is south. ias4l.88 ,a,
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party OF his fellow creatures 10 a
pole OF the earth
A vote of thanks to Command n
Peary was proposed by Sir George
Mares and seconded by Sir Lewis
Beaumont.
Among the distinguished audience
Which greeted Peary in Rome were
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, tac
Duke Of the Abruzzi, the Marquis II
San GiulianO. Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, aud the Marquis Capelll.
''in contrast to the action of Euro.
rean nations says IIampton's mag
a2ine, which is publishing seria'ig
Feary's story Of The discovery Of th3
North Pole. editorially. 'the country
81 his birth and lifelong allegiance,
for whose glory he has walked far
Years hand in hand with death. whose
flag he unfurled at the top OF tie
earth. seelns niggardly N paying hon.
or to peary, Scientific bodies. rulers.
municipalities or foreign lands haie
united IN enowaing Peary with the
1aurels ihat arc his due AS Che Gual
eanqutfor of the fastnesseg OF thr
North: as the explorer who in his
own person. by dint Of toll tenaciy,
f9arlcssncss, and invincible purpose,
las won against odds which for three
.nndred years have vanqnished brave
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TODAY In THE
(. KS DEP ARTMENT2.

I |.
Charters we're iss9ed iJsay Hs -.
iinnle Developing pQmpans Atues
capital. $4,000 directors, llanfy Il.
Bunie, John Schniieiniea George III.
Billemcyer
Tupelo DeYelOpneut c0pipany, Jup.
leo; carital, slG,Oe0: directors. Rob
oft p Galloway, Robert q. Fowler,
Marion r. King.
Wiile9 Farrers Gin company. VII
l0w capit'l. sG.90s directors. W j.
bDderao0d, y. = Read, NJ II. Pace
Cniek9'ila Concert 8aud, Chick.
ashs; slhrci0is J. W McManls. Eert
fiiisbaen, y. w Burke
MeAlestes Fuel company. deereas.
"a capital si0ck from sia0,00O % $50.
0eO
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nApoLeoN's GRIT

WAS Of the uneonqnefablc, meyer say
die kind. The kind that you need most
when you haze 4 bad cold. cough or
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syrupHt cod liver oil or doctors have
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Take Or Kings New Discovery. sat
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90 tbpueands Of hopeiess sufferers.
i mastefH stubborn colds, obstinate
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which has appeared, pearg for the
frst time begins to present his PROOFS.
These will be continued In the AuE-
rst number which win shortly be pub.
lished These proofs consist OF min.
riely detailed descriptions Of scien.
ilAc observations made by Pcary aab
other members of his party, aud a
fotuiled day-by-day account Of his
progress, systom Of marches. pfgani.
zaiiou and supplies without mention.
ins the name Of Or Cook. Peary
makes it pialn in bis narrative thel
without his extensive supplies. sur
porting parties and system of march
ing, II would be impossible for ain
Ele white man TO make his way over
the periIous PoIar ice aud overcome
almost iBsuperable obstacles, to the
Pole.
The itsstalloipnt OF Conluandpf
peary's story in the July flamplonA
takes him and his party up 10 81 d..
gees, u Dipntcs, wllljb was bpxona
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no American. perhaps, ever return.
70 40 his native shores, after 4 o.r
abroad, loaded with SO many honors
Bestowed by great scientific societies
ns Commander Robert u. Pcary.
%hen he landed in New York "a few
Gays ago (June 10 he brough1 WITH
hinf six gold medals and one siyot
n.edal--the highest honors of Ito
most distinguished foreign scientific
bodies AMI the silver model Of i snip
PRESENTED to him By the Royat SCOT
tish Geographical society. Hailips
him as the discoyerer Of the N0rtt
Pole, thus Europe, in ironlc contract
u his native country, officially put It's
seAl of approval upon Pearys feat,
Commander Peary's whirlwind yls-
Il to the leading foreign cities was
the occasion Of series Of wildly den.
pastrative ovations. In his person
the distinguished authorities in law,
science and literature Of foreign M.
ti0ns recognized American pluck, per
sisttnce and successful achievement,
end accepted the verdict of the Mn
tinIfal Geographic society of his owa
country, which passed upon his proofs
ard awarded him medal on Noyeni.
beri 3, 1909. uS
During his trip abroad peary. tod
hctStory Of his quest twice In Lon
Com and Berlin and once in Rene,
Vienna, Budapest, Brussels, Antwerp,
Edinburgh. Glasgow, Cardiff. Bristol
and Manchester. Whilc IN EdiuburSl
Pcary was presented by the Royal
Scottish Geographical society with IN
exq,lisitely chased silver ship. The
model, which Is of the type OF The
Vessels used in the latter part of tfe
Asixteentll century, stands two feeV
high. -s;ld weighs 100 ounces. II Is
three masted and under inll sail. God
medals. hailing him as the discover.
er Of the North Pole, were prcscllt ID
20 him b. the Hungarian GeogfAphi-
cal society, the Royal Italian Geo
graphical society, the Royal Geogra.
lnical society of Antwerp, the linpef-
ia] German Geographical society OF
Berlin, the Royal British GeograDnl.
cal society, the Royal Belgian Geo
sraphical society, and The Austrian
Geographical society, which gave him
the Won Hauer medal, It's highest
award. In contrast TO his own coun-
try, which refused him national hon
ors because he had not publicly sub
nHtted proofs, being prevented from
doing so by contract with Hamp'
tons Magazine, which is printing his
Story, these foreign countries offered
bonnrs without question and with an
implicit Confidence in Pearys claim.
With 10000 persons frantically cheer
ing him Commander Peary received
lis most enthusiastic ovation m
Prince Albert Hall, London. when he
teliyered lecture under the auspices
OF the Royal Geographical society. Ga
the platform. with rows of decorations
ON their breasts. were more than one
..tndfed Of Great Britalns most dJs-
tinguished men. The late King Ed
ward would have attended had he. not
been stricken with his fatal illness. In.
welcoming him, Major Leonard Dar-
win. president of the socletssl said:
4 stand here tonight, as represen.If
tive of the Royal Geographical 81
ciety and armed with the full authUlf
isx of its council. to welcome yopf
Commander Peary, as the FIRST and
Gully human being who has ever lod
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sure am not interested one way or
tho eillcf J wi-l yon would 20 about
your work Sleana. s nelhnes yof try
my patienct TO The breaking punt
~ VI 9h0l plee5e listen yust q ~.
tlc lDFser.8 tlir pleaded Nv lak 10
ask 80 st.nelers aEuut sal Maesler
1tntllls. dis i.olteee Saiiei Al S.ss 80
f's toWafrs cf he Dent loie his sob
Dciffe my carDentrf faiief iosc his.
Naeslcr Yenklis tai nae Az aO0ut dis
haf article Ia norning paper 'Sleena'
he gay 1ar ban nan named Viley
Web sag sax dfeuks bf vskey ban
yusi AZ tifins rs q hard days york.
As Wonder Steefa, he SAY to me,
hcla lie leill d falitr ssoi getting
along q be d,eDl 4axteen hrenks 0f
yiskef 4 day, lak Ay dit and YORK nax-
teen hard hDu besides see. sle say
- ne. Ay ban yiist tr1 long day a
YORK and ,lrpnking, all Ay can jump
~ and siek my heels together two
times, Ynat Ike little deer.
'Maester fcnklns ban right, loo.
81 ella mnsed "fle gay what ban
tiieat @ ynn BIN poison for another,
aEd ~ eel w he s.eN Bessdes he
4aY y AZ. how Sk0l Doctor Wiley
knlCp about AK slreBksg ia soaio
places ID alais sss' vpn drenk yust
o. y ecas ss stx drinks IN alDaef
place Art calc psgees he say, yu
Nptk ax iiulcs as ila 20 d3 q bard
Alat k as n oder plaeps var sley
cfli u q hard dayis crk. too. Desc
I Al tf f4f1ffs at Mafs4af Ellau s.al fa.s
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and distinguished explorers: IA the
man who has again proved mans
power to conquer The hostile forces Of
Nature, these great European bodies
have felt that in honorng pacry that
they have honored themselves. I'll
highest authorities in tho world have
bestowed on Bin the greatest giils
10 their power
In the July nqmoer Of HeppIap's,
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Our Swede Servant

"a 6 n ...I
"Nho han III. har Doctor vlleyw
Stccna wanted II know
"Docicr Wiey is a srcai man. |
said lie $ sort OF food expert for
The United States government
Ay t0n4 tenk dat ben 50 VERY
gfeaf,r said siecua. Ay ban fnda
export p!saplt. ue anyli1. 80 ara ynre
wife say 80 rasf night ynrc wife
say Az bAn eAAert cool.
DE- Wiley Is rot q cpob. ! oxplaIu-
cd. Nlle hrs made a liie study of The
different things that 10 to MAKE NJ
our bcst food, aud he gives the re-
suits of his tnJy to die Mpfld. He IS
a very bright man. Why so you ask
As don't tcnk Sc ban snch d bright
urin, aeciarej SioeuA Ay tcnk he
bau q yoke. ne say 10 dese bar nevs-
paper fallefs tiat sax dfenks OF glsky
nlak the mnscie5 tired and dis haf
hnliu tired. u. Az tenk he ban a
bug
Ycu ml'st ls1t iaia TINT way about
4 great seleqtii Siccna, said my
elgp
Ay sk3i saying tust vat Ay tenk.
lpSisled Steena Az tenk nc ban q
bug. yat VA tenk7 Ay eet b oder
over IN ste eu AM Fich ban stopping
here iih yai folks for 4 Teck9y
Indeed we rsneGihef MIN said my
Wiic lie Mss the laziest ibiDg /
Yeg 3:lW f. aly HE.
val eif cehtnlged Sleena. dis
hisg ir9der Az ger IN sweden ban Il
terrible eissey dtcnkar Sometimes
lsf hove saslf dfenks i F0n day Aud
s,se iullns leHs abHt aim, steeHa !
uent on, he ncVe ban tired al All.
fr beslde all desc aais dreaks he
. X Srt lax b'azea I'll day iois AZ
tsnN' i<ssssf sases s,.sss = ,,,,f,, ss1sts /
l.oi bet ii ny eages.
WHISKY : a terrible thing yssl-
trred.
sissft.. Al know d'si said Steenss.
's1irn fist md aF bff vi i;frw
i ~. IS & don't kE.aa H yu 1s;e'|t
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PACIFIC STEAMER RUNS ASHORE

fRy A<Anciasaa prpss
tokahoa.a. july ls The Pacific mail
lire steamer Mongolia. from Hong
Kong Tor san Francisco. ran asborg
today oi sliemodan island, OF houa9
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D4sbeprla 4 Alaerleas curse. Bur
dock Blood BI5ters oonasefs dyspspsls
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-04-29
LOCAL BREVIT.ES.

Honolulu Lodge No. GIG. r. P. 0. E.
will meet in its rooms, EIks' building,
King street, at haIf-past seven this
evening.
Honolulu Scottish Thistle Club viii
meet III : rooms, II and u. in Alex
aader ioang building at half-past seven
TINS evening.
An adjourned meeting Of the Hawa-
ian Mission Children : Society will be
held at the residence of Governor Frear
tomorrow evening.
All u The paraphernalia and furni-
rurH for he Hawaiian exhibit ON the
Atlantic city Board Walk was due tc
arrive in New York this morning. Sec
rotary Wood expected to he on HAND
to rranSsblp it 10 the New Jersey sum
mer resort. Everything will be in readi
ness on he arrival of the Hawaiian
singers.
\ request is made by the manage
ment Of the Kilohana Art League tina
all who have III hand the selling o
tickets Tor the May day fete viii repor
to Miss Sehnoor Al the league room
this morning between nine and eleve
0 clock. al which time the receipts f.
! the sale If tickets may be turned owe
! 70 Miss SchnOOr.
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:, AK KING ST. and 96O-970 Maunakea.
la-i. phone 40. P. Q. Box 755.
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PERSONALS.

Miss Mora Waltz returned on tho
steamship China from a long vacation
spent au ne mainland.
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WHAT THE PRESS AGENTS SAY
The Empire Tonight,

There : 10 be a bunch of good things
at rha Empire tonight, for besides Miss
Asuiuwan and Miss Donovan there win
IT, motion pictures galore. 1.-The Drunk
ards Fat" and ''The Light That
Came are two very good films, each
carving q moral \ Female Sleu-h' =
and THE Music Lesson are colorcd
films thar should attract. To those who
like excitement and melodrama, 1.-The
Nexieau's Revenge viii appeal eni
hold attention. "a Dan Knife i
also good thing. Tho songs and
dances are good, and the music at the
/ Emrire excellent.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

MIS- G. L. Dickerson has received
Lew millinery goods from the East. :
Ms Z, N. Marshall viii offer for
Als choice collection Of ferns at the
, +, Of Mrs. Wm. Bray. 1926 :.
S Sias street On Thursday, Friday and
saturday Of this week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-27

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Case Interlinng, Tissue and Manila Wrapping
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The quantities will be subject to not to exceed
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Guiding in the price Of foreign productions or
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Standard samples can be seen and blank pro-
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ments- Address r. THOMAS. 2O12 Jones
st. near Unions
ALFALF FA-General and large ranches our spe-
eiaIty; prices always right. See US. for we
are experts GEO. H. MURDOCH & SON. 81
Bacon building. oakland
LARGE list OF Santa Cruz county ranches for
sale or exchange for bay property IT, r.
ROBINSON, 2I0 Bacon block, Oakland.