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THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEKTISEU: HONOLULU, FKIIKIWKV 10,
I AT THE FUNERAL IS A CLOSED DOOR $2
The Character
Imposing Services for
Jfg Difficult to Secure Any
CASH
V4
Facts From Manila.
H. A. Widemaon.
OF A
C
Suit
Hollo Expedition a Flluro-Fr at j
WAS A DAY OF MOURNIHC wi.'ton-m.Wnt. ;a UTTLK COMJk'X SENSE.
Americans. i
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At Roman Catholic Cathedral.
Flowers and Music The Cor
tege At the Crave.
is the greater
portion of its
value
.
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It is this quality of character which has
helped to make the Stein-Bloch clothes fa
mous, besides the fact that they contain
every essential quality of the made-to-order
sort at about one-half the price.
Apply the test of your personal
Investigation today.
The filial uheiules over the remain
of the late Jude Herman A. Wide-1
mann occurred yesterday afternoon
from the Roman Catholic Cathelral.
Durinjr the funeral hour the city wa
quie: and peaceful, the Mores having
closed aiul iraKie beinc crnorally fi;.v
ponded.
Hundreds of the friends and admir
ers of the deceased filled the Cathedral.
The Hawaiian, who loved him for his
loyalty and kindness to them, were
largely represented. President Iol
Attorney General Smith and MaJ. ('.c.
I
Ni:V YOUK. Jan. - A m::- m!
th. WorM from Wahir.;;:un ja: TT.
Administration offMal c or.: i &. :
say there U nv.htr.c u! arm ins l: th
Philippine ituatio:i. dopit th- !;-
patch-. from Madrid. CrnvraS Cor:;r. j '
? N- ti
t:.. tir.;
s; am
I 0
revi-ive 1 to-day (ler.-ra! 0:U daily r
lr; from Manila, an I ann m.-I tli-u
th situation i Improving ar. I lh4t
thT l r. da:;r f .i ro:!io:.
The War IW'Tiartmrnt official !
t ltr.i t talk a'. i: ihe :r fav.!
tion. It in admitted that tt tr.:r!y
failfd te ncromp'.i!i it- o!iJ.-:. which
ha.s eralo!d nl the Ki'.lp;r. that
it may U necessary to nd !i ay r"
vnforcements to take th city. Th
M. flcINERNY,
Modern Clothier,
flerchant and Fort Streets.
si
PS
i
I
m
Your Roof
And Gutters
C. Potter occunietl seats in the front I War IViurtmen: foar. to ordor the
of the Cathedral. Near them re expedition to n-turn kcuf if th
seated United States Special Apent H. tt.K , nr,n, .ho in.
M. Sewall. United States Consul Gen- , " , , , :
oral Wm. Haywood. Vice Consul and rpcnts. It also fear a crisis may
Mrs. W. P. Itoyd. Throughout the lo precipitated !y the sr.dlrrs. Army
Caihcnlral were such representative cit-1 ofHtrs returning from the Philippine
izens as J. H. Atherton. 11 Suhr. John s.4y the American troop have no r
Enaand wile. Robert lowers J ud?:e C f , n9Urf.,.nl;, antl in.a,.
F. Hart and wife, J. L. Kaulukou and
wife. F. M. HatchCircuit Judse Perry, niattw as unpleasant for them as p-
Circuit Judge Stanlev. Hrv. Alex, sible. Th'.R feeling th Ulipino rec;-
Mackintosh, John A. Cummins. H. procate. and as a result an armel
Renjes and wife. Alex. Isnberg. Dcp- neutrality is malotalnexl.
lKynAUrney (;?nerJl ?' ,I)VIe ,Mar" With Insnrgentn trying to pr.
Bhall Brown and wife. Paul Isenberg. , . . ... ,
W. K. Rowell. Col. John II. Sopor. "Paii- nuurr r...
Daniel Logan. W. X. Armstrong. Capt. Agonclllo making Mrenmms rHorui
A. S. Barker, of the Oregon. Clarence here, the Administration nad. Itself in
Macfarlane. Col. Go. W. Macfarlane a m,sl Cmliarras.-iing prellcamnt. All
and wife. M. I). Monsarrat. II I). Ten- ln iitii ,i nn.i m!l.
ney. H. C. Austin. . P. Wilder. Mr "- t " s J "
E. K. Wilder. Dr. lUymond. C. M. t.iry. is In lng exerted to secure the rat-
Cooke. W. H. Rice. II. H Mclntyre. iRcatlon or tlw p3C- treaty at ine
Cecil Brown. Seuor Canavarro. Profe. I present session of Congress. Th Pres
sor W. D. Alexander, John Phillips, hdont annreclatcs that It may I- im-
uev. j. usuorne, iienry mitu and
are. anvi ineremre a tikhi f-i-ii-jr.n,
r. 1 patir.g i?.: at j-r V.'.'
to . I: a":
I n PI. INS f r a tr.J!"-t i
:h-n ;t 4 hirh
.r.;,.'.ic l ! ar. l p.PY A ST AND
P.UII.! A lhtMIl D-n: : thiak
. :a::.n. M TOlAY ar. ! ::.r
PA WAN TIIACT f lin!. .::! tr
t prir.tip! Li;!.'
We have a Large As
sortment of this
intrinsically valu
able article, which
we are selling at
the most reason
able Figures.
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
vijy of thl rit :lw l'ifa.-!
Hor.ta!u o:i the lies f the ;rop-4
e'.rvtrio line Facing IUre!an'.t asl
King ;rc-:s. Six- of 7SH,
PIUCi: ll.i . Trrm tlvi caa. l.l
tcire in monthly Intallm at. It f.!J
Inr U chrap. and Ju may baiM uja
making your t.rl payn:ct-
The Kru lnSuncf that hae i'r-
ate l in the pa.: t!:i opra". in thc fa
ture. Ijo)i; at the many
up la th nlehUrho!.
rest anl rraj.x' tail tr. rr:
Hirtunity for lnrtw-rnt r p-rt:l-
titin Is one that will n". r-p"A:I In
our liMlm
ooo
1
E.
The nail bearers vtro irroiin.-'.l nix tut
a 1 i - . . . . . I I ji I., (ilr.. I . f mil i rulnlf !
... . , , r . l j I viisM-i. i lie personnel inciuiteu I i-iui"' -
ShOUld be put If! thorough repair before yOU are Washed Minister S. M. Damon. Associate Jih- Thompson, ih.. censor, has advll
tic u. A. Whiting, senator dcorge N. finera! (Irteiv that he Intends to .
uV. nn TVrVrn!nMKnPr IV Mc" any correspondent who evades th
Klbbm. B. b. Dillingham. A. Ahrens. , ,. , ,
(lodfrey Bnnvn. J. F. Ilackfeld. F. A. -rship. Ing dispatcher an- r-
Schacfer. S. C. Allen antl II. Focke. eelvel dally fnm Cetier.il Dti. Ui:
The ushers were Ned Dowsett. IM- the oRlclaU suppress thenv About the
ward utiles. I,. Hart and (. II Smithies. Lniv Informatlan now ole.alnaV.e Is
aut during the heavy rains that may be expected at any
.time,
ooo-
1 stand ready to do any necessary repairs required.
: damage.
The widow of the deceased was at-
-Remember the heavy storm last year that did so much i?",l0V,y fr,'on' Car,! wi.imann.
.ciuujuuci i.i a wv... j The others n t ho niniirn n? tnrtv arr
m - m m - -' '
the surviving (laughters and their
that "th situation Is Improving.
-OOO
JOHN NOTT.
75-79 KING ST. TEL: NO. SI
-I think I would go crazy wua pain
husbands. They included Mr. and Mrs. I were I: not for Chambr!a;n Pain
iienry Macrariane. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Iu!n,-' wrltw Mr. W. II. S:ap!cton.
lacrariane. .Mr. anl Mrs. J. M. Dow-ltf , f ... X.X.A
str Mr nn.i Mr. w t - Hcrniin'.p, Pa. I hAe been afl.c,el
Mrs. Chris Conrad:. Mrsfc. o! B rVr rheumatism for nrrcral year acd
and Miss Ur.na AYidemann. Hermann have trie,! remedies without number.
AA'idemann. Jr.. who Is In San Fr.in-h.ro lilri Balm is the best mMlcIn? I
I
H. H. WDLLiAGVilS.
p.dertaker and Embalmer.
LOVE BUILDING, 534-536 FORT ST.
Telephone 846.
Kesldence, 777 Fort St., Next Door Below Fort St. Ilouse. Tel 819.
cisco, was the only member of the fam
ily absent.
Inside 'the church, the Iloral trib-J
utes. profuse and variform, paved the
nave about the chancel, while long!
vines of variegated colors clung to the
chancel rail. From the lighted candel
abra hung leis of green, blended with
the sofier colors of native flowers.
Potuel ferns and palms were placed
along the sides. Near the bier stood .n
large cros of red carnations, the flow
er symbol of leep affection, a tribute!
from the bar of Honolulu.
Off to the right of the church the
have got hold of." One application re
lieve th? pain. For sale by Benoa.
Smith k, Co.. Ltd.. wholc&ala agents.
Mi:.N5 TO
ounders and
213 Queen St., bet. Alafcea and Richards Sts., Hoaoluln.
fttvtto Enquiries for General Ironwork; Iron and Brass Cast
ings. Ships' Blacksmiths. Cemetery Railings and
Crestings Made to Order: Samples on Hand.
WHAT CUBA'S LOSS
SPAIN.
Th lo.-s of Cuba means to Spain the
loss of the very euslcnancn ot the na
tion. Already her tax-r!dJea people
are crying for bread. In the tame way
the Iosj or your once Tlgorous appe
tite means poverty and starvation to
yenr body. If any reader of this pa-
nrt- TT-f air In n hunCTT HCl!3 aS
whiti?-robed nuns sat. their veiled w'hca a ca1jt aaj want8 to tvkr enjoy
heads bowed in prayer. 'Urfv nM!. rtrlnk Seattlo beer. It
slowly and as its rurea Indirection ami drspepsla. On
M
achinists
Thfl bell tolled slowly and as its
tones -died away the choir sans with
softened voices a low and decnlv im
pressive song.
At 3:45 the funeral procession ent
ered the church, lead by the aged
Bishop of Panopolis and a retinue f
priests; following them came the pall
bearers, friends in life of him whose
remains the casket contained, which
was borne by a squad of Hawaiian po
lice up the nave and carefully placeil
on an elevation before the chancel. A
long vine made of the ilima flower, cov
ered the casket.
The services were conducted by the
Bishop of Panopolis. A prayer was
read by the Ueverend Bishop. Holy
water was sprinkled about the bier and
incense was burned. A recitative chant
was given by the father, the choir re
sponding. The ceremony, though
short, was impressive. As the priests
lft the chancel, the procession was re- j
formed and marched slowly out of the
church. The great organ and the
voices of the choir tilled the building
with music.
horses dressed in black trapping.
Headed ly a company of Hawaiian po
lice the funeral corn-gf travel. -d slowly
up Fort s:n :. passed over to Nuuanu
and up the valley to Nuuanu ry.
The priK--ion was several b'.vvks in
length.
Near the grav.-. in the Wbi-niirn
family plot to the right of the rotd. the
Hawaiian Government Kind was sta-
From December 17th to January 1st all Goods will be sold at from Ironed. Th p.ishop of p.inop.ii. a
companie i i.y I ata- r a;n:ir.-.
o. 1 0 a?8g?T
;:r,r:: free Exra&Tioa.
oo-
WILL E. FISHER,
REAL ESTATE AGENT
ornt i: iv tun ii ri:t
Cor. Fort and Merchant Sts.
I :ady the fomuitioa of jour r
atro:arr talirt bu cxr. IZmrr
malfrnjitioa of liso rjcJjxII lua lis
tZocl. Headache. d::a-if. lndl41nct
tU'.oa m all trArnaJh to a alMasy
th r--!!. KnomrtOce an.il rrpr
ptovevl lt5n;s3C3tii And pplixaor
rny jt io in rAnlniax ryea
XMlXmZ.X ritKl and If
K re thaa rva?j.h!e prl.
v; f
. .7 1
W LA
lipittrtfinl
i i. .1 w i m a l
iri mi
uu uu uu
S. E. IjTJCAS,
PAUI5IAN OIT1C1AK.
It ;;d:rj. ... Fn Stmrl.
1 rt 9wt-Zn&
1 Idittr rtitlrtai
lr;tor c;'n i
i m
FOR HATCHING.
Fron the tolUmze PLUBUCO
FovSi of the cbo'.crt xr!ne at xay
Innxhoa Pcuitrr Yxrdt. Tlx: Cnll
I.OLA MONTEZ CREME Uchorss. Iirowa Uchomi. Xltz
tap or in bottle at the Criterion.
Buy a box of our dc.ic.ous cnly for
your" lady friend and see her smite.
New Ilaslaml Bakery.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
TEL. 410.
I. Isoshima,
HAT flANUFACTURER,
KING ST., Next to Castle & Cooke.
Fod Frpsrd With Cslumr Its
Wr from RochII Salts. Atwm
Urn and Ammonia Calu ,
mat' la hm Houaawifa'a
Frland.
NONE SO GOOD.
Ti-.r sxrl . ! n4 'r hraiUZri. I't4i
I DAY HAIR RESTORER
,-trt of J tc-t hif il ih.jIc1c m i.:fttt
. . . .... , .
No !. Iirtic.
FACE BLEACH BEHOVES FRECKLES.
!-.,iiitun of Itr ia. irtxJ'tla it t l
MRS. NETTIE HARRISON
DCRMATOLOQIST
4942 Geary St.. Saa Fraochco, Cat
J. LAN DO.
Lrxhoma. B'.uk 24irorrv. As1a2c3-
an. Itarrrd l:yoouth ItrlA. Ty
dottea aal Ilnc'.ifch 8. G. Dertca
Pckln Daca and Bronra Tnrlaya,
trlm farnUael cpoa apallcaTtrx
Favora frun Lha otter laltAda will ro
ctlv prompt anl careTal alUntSoa.
A few chair )?!a tar a:.
waltcii a nrcooN.
211 Fort SL, Hooolsm.
CASTLE 6: COOKE, Lll
HONOLULU.
C0OU1SSI0H UERCHAltTS.
SUGAR FACTORS.
01111 ID FURNISHER.
JUST RtlCEIVfiD:
! A Nv an 1 Cox.pictc Ltno o!
BOIS' EOBBY CtOTHIKG.
HATS ASD CIFS, GOLF SHIRTS,
U5DERWEAR, PEF.C1LE SHIRTS,
HOSIERY, PJJAHAS, ASD . . .
Stanley Shirts,
. A.: of ; ar. ! ;
Straw, Panama and Natiye Hats in Stock.
Christmas Toys, Gents' Furnishings, Japanese Bamboo
Baskets, Matting, Japanese Lanterns.
rap $ hcSs
L.E.TRACY,
I 0 0 F -f
5 to 25 per cent, discount.
i
fi. E. McINTYRE & BRO.
East Corner Fort and King Streets.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
iroceries. Provisions and Feed
General Agents for the Sanitarimn Brand of Health Foods.
ooo
New and Fresh. Goods Received by Every Packet from California,
Etera States and European Market.
Standard Grades o Canned Veg e tables, Fruits and Fish.
Goods Delivered to Any Part ol tie City. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Qtf&nd Trade Solicited.
op. O. BOX 145. : : i : : TELEPHONE 92.
DANDRUFF KILLER DOES IT.
DOES WHVT?
Hurry-Up Orders.
aO'
Whv
tV 2:a
r. If i . tr'.:!-l
i:
a
I. :
ar.v
walkvvl In foro ihc 1 I r a i: v.. ia
ric.l to t!; Kravo. whil. t!" b.ir.J. ii
rootctl by Cap:. Harper, play. .1 th. f:ri
oral marrh of "Saul. As :!u n
ors ca':!iorI an.tinl iho craw. V..
priests chantf.l a prayer.
.iy it-i. to I noo. tno :iar..I p
air pofily. an.l witli rvi.l. a: :r.o:l I l IUr!r i.e-.c.-.r
as thf rotlin was Ir.v ro 1 : Rail , tr.:. mark. "TJi Tn a "
i:i.::cti;:c.l i2:yi:::
rUkly h
:rj
I.Nt-
i;:;.iv y
US'-
-.War. r. j lUTi Kll.l.r.U. I: r. - r : .
!.iyt-.i :r.. SM ly ilr ii;' r. 1 ar
Irvstinc pkuo. Tht-n. in'rmins!.! v;:!s s
the painful :m.l of falling earth, va. 1
tho triumphantly hotvful rnrxs:' fj
"UV Shall Mt on that U-Mixtifu:
Shore." Thf mound of tht cravo
rovrel with fioral offrinc-. At r."
end was pla-l th Hawaiian V. ic.t
wrought out in tlo-. rs. a tri!u: from i
Mrs. Luther Wilcox. At thr :hr n.l ;
was the offorinc of the Hawaiian bar. a
cross of red carnations, while over the;
center o: tne mound tnere rested a
beautiful conception. "The Gates Ajar."
1 T
seni uy .Mrs. i. i. ivunv.
! in.:. a. tor..
r. rxri iio
':. r ".a'jilhrr.'-r.i Jr. tLc
nrc;i: v.Ti:i: tank.-
-..'. r. J v.:h !rs--;
r :. ; ra!ir5 roi at. I ; r.ur.c
;r r.: ?i t,ra cr-t
The Kai r:4autloa Co.
TL WaIxIua AcricuIlarA: Ox. LuS.
Tba Kobxlx B-cr Co.
Th wiisf Sicxr a::i c.
T2; lloox Acrica!.cral Co.
Ti Oafj S-4Cr Cx
Tio !u:v3a Iroa WorL.
ai.
Th s iira o:: c.
Ti G-x r. ir.xlc .S:r 2j:
Tke Nnr I'ncliil Ililo: Ufa U
ar Co.. of Kr:ca.
Th Au K:r laj-iriit Co, ot
IUr:f v3. C'j-n.
Tho AHIaa Ai :ir.r C-, cf
CHOICE mL' K0TI03
PORK
Saussrs. Liver. Head
Cheese and Breakfast Bo
lone at the
CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.
.... . . .
a':
.
Hie Piioloiol
Massane.
.- V
a at jr. II."
M. MISAVVA,
Nuuanu rtret. near Pere-an!i. oy7
site Coaaerclal saloon.
: ? r. 1 !. ci cc
u i: cant n-: m:T.
aO
C E. Le MUNYON.
IliSJi 2. 2. I. Lore Uii:i;:r. For. 31.
EDWARD POLLITZ & COHPAIiT
coi!i:x5:o:c nno:nui3 a:cd
xux.i3i3 xn i:cir
::i:nt rccriuTXiii.
rrJc-tir av.tnrJoa circa -sr-chv
t xi c? ILnrxUn Scir
t : fn 1 xzl Bas ia.
t'J CxIifarsU Eta rnsrinx. OaX

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