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TIIE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVKKTISKU: HoNi il.ri.r. XOVKMItKK
1
HENRY
R
"M.irW'". my mr::
'hr!ts i:otl.. r r.
Tli.it l a ir. : N j!i.itn.
Glad xi. i: I
nam
Oi Hi oi! Pit in fnoisies
, WORTHINGTON,!lN PARIS IN 1871
rs and Builders !-
iCnrnlr.u 1 iroin I'.ti
tu lift 'ill cm rail
THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PLANTATION MANAGERS AND
AGENTS is called to the fact that we carry hi stock at our Queen Street
warehouse a large assortment of pump for all kinds of sugar house service,
Including vaciuui pumps, air pumps, condensers, feed pumps, juice pumps,
molasses pumps, etc., together with a complete stock of spare parts and
alvea for all sizes. Careful attentlo given all orders and prompt shipment
guaranteed.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED FOR COMPLETE IRRIGATION PUMPING
PfcANTS OF ANY CAPACITY OR POWER.
Cffice. Corner Fort and Qusen Sts.
Honolulu. H. I.
Warehouse: Corner Queen and Cook Sts.
Telephone 596.
-i .iri nwout lit r u.ii was .ijn r-
inU'inifiit. During Vftiinc t
strolW'd arnuml nr.or. t Ii th.nz.
The Lyriiu and th Opra Crr.i,;u'
ww filled. TIu Gak-ti'. th Gynm.isf
tin Theatre hramaU Nvir al.i o;u-n
and occupied ly iwany itI lWor
some cafes men and womii at tran
quilly on the sidewalk sipping rofTeo or
sugar-water. Th-re was no suct stlon
of disturbance
The next day we visited th Hotel !
Ville. A hundred cannon protected it.
Climbing over the barricades, we Anal
ly reached the celebrated ballroom.
which was lighted, when used, by
20,000 candles. The Hour was covered
with straw and troops were .! ping
upon it. We rendu 1 the office of the
Minister of Education. King intro
duced me as an "American educator.'
The Minister aros; and made a speech
about the new education of France. He
said that he was laying new founda
tions for a grand system, and he
raised his hands aloft as he became
eloquent. The windows were open ami
I could hear the thunder of the guns
on Mont Valerien. We then lefr the
hotel. A few days afterward this
magnificent structure was burnt to the
ground by order of the Commune. The
Minister of Education was captured
and shot within three weeks.
J K .
several nays nau passeti. anl an we
went to lunch we saw workmen at the'
base of the magnificent column with
the statue of Napoleon crowning It. in
the Place Vendome. We were told that
an order had been given to destroy It.
A crowd stood near by watching the
sawing of th column. Just above the
pedestal. On the 1Mb of May it fell
upon a vast bed ol faggots and sand,
f Note Ten years afterwards, with
King Kalakaua. I rode through Paris.
As we passed thrnuh the Hue de l.i
And all Machinery for the complete equipment of 5 ,J" Jrr.Vl VJr?13" at;
ir.ii J ill. I tended His Majestv pointed to the spot
where the column had stood and said:
Il.i'.r t !. r
I.Vn! lir-
!..! .re ,'
v.
Debility
Neuralgia, Uiliousnc
v.
.1 ti
ll- It the
Th. -it is ry
Stood all lb.
Now tli i .
. . ? .
bru:.;.
lit s m
San Francisco, California.
ENGINEERS AND BUILDERS
Pomping Machinery, Heine Boilers,
Plain Tubular Boilers, Corliss Engines,
Cane Gars, Vacuum Pans
Sugar Mills.
4 J
OFFICE: Cor. King and Nuuanu Sts.
HONOLULU, H. I.
W i m a
inc coinnin m napoleon incM tnere . vcllou thrift and rvciljratlr-
intr uii.-er.uiif tuuiiuune uesiroye.i i. I struck order out of tt.? Renrr.ii
i rem ivu i saw uie worKmen saw nK Their liahltn of lifo Instantly put th
it off. Hut. ic said, with surprise, machinery of llrlnt in rxtMrnrr. Th
. r . a v w
Pacific Klardwaire Co., Ld
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT, BETHEL ST.
ooo-
In addition to the stock of J. T. Waterhouse, have lately
ordered lines of
Daulton, Minton and Haviland Ware,
Crockery, Lamp Ware, Japanese and
China Lacquered Ware,
Fine Cut Glass Ware.5
you come from the Sandwich Islands,
the other side of ho world. Do your
people ever come to Paris?"! For a
week lonper fresh troops went through
the streets to the front or returned
with their wounded for rest. Every
day was crowded with strange- Inci
dents. One Madame le Cleo. a bright
Frenchwoman whom I had known In
New York, called and asked if I would
swear that she was a citizen of Amer
ica. She feared tliat trouble was com
ing. I signed a certificate of residence
for her.
One evening we were at the Ameri
can Embassy. It was said to us in a
whisper. "The Vers iilles Army will at
tack all along the line within three
! dT .n 1 l: .id
GaVt out tCCtli'T.
Droll! to i df.id
In this bright .ith-r.
"Jean, boy, f. might
Havo bcoii m.irrb-d in Jun!
This tho wjil? Illght:
Vive i.i Commune! "
One pathetic ir.clJ.nt Kins had
heard from one v an eyewit
ness :
All of tho defenders of a barricade
in FaulHiurg di TYmpIo had ln cap
ture.! and shot by th National troop.
a i.oy a mero inlld had helped to
serve one of th gun.;; but no w.va t ikn
anil was atout to be shot hen h
asked If he might be allowed three
minutes resplto th it he could take
to his mother a illvcr watch, bvauu
he s.Hd he tlid not lsh her "to !
evet thln. The oaicer ronAentrsI
thliiKln that he notild never aptMr
again. Hut within the thrm m!nute
the little fidlow apparetl. boutM out
"Here I am!" pliced hlm-ef aainn
the wall at the foot of which bin uV. i.i
comrades wore lyins. facet! alut. an !
in an instant fell thud with a bullet In
liis heart.
We walked lo ., sHt where lie f.dl.
Kins hald: "Win t!l inj: the jMins
of this llttlo hero vh-i Kept hlj ird
like Casablanca?"
With in.irvell(ui nergy the ri:ien
tf Paris, outwardly at le.vat. recovere!
themsds. The maKsarre of the
Iteigu of Terror In 1703 had not Wn
more brutal. The people luid live!
throug'.i thosligc of tho Herman amy.
and its disasters and sufferings b-!
!e n followctl by this cJrl! war of the
Commune: but tin people resume!
their industries at once. Their roar-
form
chaos.
e
places of amuseneu: wero qu'.ckly
pen! and wero im fille.!. Trade
began and the frrlners came In to
ppend thlr niony. The petip!? were
iHMirer, but they wcil undertoo! the
art of clos'j living. t)ncv more iarl
showiMl Iht vjm Mparity for recupera
tion. W. N. A.
Stocks ad Bonds
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
W!:t n t!i t. rt. ar. t!-rre I
r.'t !l.? Kuv I .ij V ;i af
tirI all tl.o tT" : '
atl u:!t r ct 'H ::. ! a.i .!.. !jk
a h tit;r-i' u .' '-; l:w.fr.
f-rt. t!i:i i a -;.. ,v, Mr. J.
Klb.tt, . f .: !!. W. A., wrtl
lie nd . l. l rtiUil, a:.d
a :
i LIMITED
I Offer for 'Sale.;
Members Honolulu Slock
days and blood will run in the streets."! FXLhdniTC
King, as a correspondent, could not I b
Wtrnicke Book Cases.
We are introducing lh-:;i anil
have a shipment soon to at rive.
leave. He said there would be without
doubt an awful massacre, and if he was
accidentally caught ho might be shot
before he could ldoniify himself.
I left for London and waited there.
Within a week the attack was made:
the National troops entered. The fool- Tho ll'nhfl Pnmnantre
ish Communists iliod upon them from UIUUU UUlliyuuj O
the windows and housetops. The
troops beat down the doors of houses.
dragged out th? inmates and shot
them. The Commuulsts defended at
The above uie beinr opened as rapidly as possible and
i ... i i i i i i i i l j : i : : I '- '
navin oeen oount at tne laLories nu prices ruling pruvi- every point. The Porto St. Martin, the
ous to late advances, oiler exceptional opportunities for pur- st. i:ustache ciiu.vm, the Hue itoyai.
chases at barirain rates.
Bath Tubs and
Sanitary
Plumbing
Fixtures.
SEWING
MACHINES
fiu. i r:i.i.
Automatic, New Victoria
and the Pan American
Hand Machine.
household suitliks
In great variet'.
tee lie
Mi
Irnhpro nnrj R
III 1 UU1U U II
OUR SPECIALTY IS
Sanitary Plumbing,
There's as much difference between plumbing and SANI
TARY PLUMBING as there is between daylight and darkness.
Anyone can put a lot of pipes together and run them off
anywhere, but with Honolulu's surface sewerage the essential
point is to have the plumbing done in a way that makes tho
Sanitary conditions perfect.
JOHN NOTT.
-75-7P KING ST.
TEL: NO. SI
CATTON, NEILL & CO.
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
213 Queen St., bet. Alakca and Richards St?., Honolulu.
Invite Enquiries for General Ironwork; Iron and Brass Castings,
Steam Boilers, Water Pipe and All Kinds ox Sheet Iron Work
Made and Repaired, Machine and Ships' Blacksmithing.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
TEL 410.
the Hotel tie Viil th Theatre Ly-
nquo, tne ralare of tho Legion 1 lloii-
neur, the ralais !e Justice were
burned. No quarter wan given by
either side. The Communists tossed
away their lives m frenzy, as if they
were toys. As the National troops cap
tured one harricaee Cter another the
Communists, instead of surrendering.
fought desperately. The women ami
children brought powder ami ball and
xooii. l lie .National troops took no
prisoners because none surrendered.
They shot every ouo captured. After
the city was in the hands of the Na
tional troops the executions began.
The London Times correspondent of
May CO. 1S71. said: "esterday about
I o'clock General G ilifet (the present
Minister of War) appeared at the head
of a column of ;.i.rj prisoners. 1'pon
their haggard 'ountenatices and In
their downcast ees thrre was no ray
of hope to be seen. They dragged list
lessly along towards ersaills as if it
was not worth the trouble to walk
there to be shot. General Galllfct halt
el them just beyond th Are d Trl
oniphe, selected Mghty-two and had
them shot."
i returned to raris as soon as peace
was restored. The marks of tho shells
and the bullets were everywhere. Hut
the bloodstains had ben removed and
the city was tranquil. 1 wenty-llve
thousand men. women and children
hail been killed; thIrto'ti thousand
were condemned for life; seventy thou
sand women and c-iildn-n ami old men
were left without protectors or support.
Edward King had secured a
room and closed it during th
street fights. Fr n the roof of tne
house he could e the conflagration
and hear the cannon and rnusketrv.
Several times he had ventured into the
street. The moment the fight was
over he ventured cut and on every side
saw the evidences of the struggle. The
National troops v,oe making arrests
and executing their prisoners on the
spot. He described to me the case of
a pretty brunette, li years of ace. n
Communist, who had defied some sob
diers. They took Ucr a short distance.
placed her against a stone wall and
shot her. He then cast the event Into
poetry, in the evening, and the verses
had a wide circulation through the
United States in Scribnr's Magazine.
riiey are as folkms:
A WOMAN'S KXKCL'TION.
I Paris, Xhj, 1S71.
Sweet-breathed and young
The people's daughter;
No nerves unstrung
Going to .slaughter!
"Good morning, friends
You'll love us better
Make us amends;
We've burst your fetter!
"How the can gleams!
(Women ire snarling.)
Give me your beams.
Liberty's darling!
Warehouse. Merchant Street
Telephone 313.
Castle k Cooke,
LIMITED.
1 i
LIFE au FIRE
r
t'AKAFIXE TAINT Cu
Pa!a:.
PA 1ST OILS,
rr ritij j-f I clf
M-. 1 tltel W1 Hvf f lB0V&H0r
J1WS
(ntial!n al -n ill iIUn rauM
liliunr, tiruralU, at..l ick -l'
z li. Ajrr I'iIU arr- a vfo atxl tt
rur f..r all !irr ifn.ubU-. AtI tli-y
ntrti j Chr. J. CAmlC4.tmg, .U l K.
HOLHSTIin imVG CO.. Acrsu.
A
Fine
Collection
or-
EALEIWA
L!SrJ 111 JiJ Hw".
IKDUHINK,
:d aa4 ..-a:-;J-; in &
FERTILIZERS,
lirrt aad Ssc!y crotd 1Vfi CVaL
STEAM PIPE COVERING,
ftrol Ji:ic ikcU
Cot rr 1 1.
FILTER PRESS CLOTHS,
CEMENT, LIME & BRICE3.
AGENTS FOR
WIISTKIIS SVCMl ItKHNINa CO
I1ALDWIN IjOCOMOTIVI: W0IIK5.
ooooo
VA!ALU.
oto-
Dk., K"il:nc-o.i-H nr.4 nil
kinds of otllri iiovvltlrs iicurI
at lo-.vet rate..
Office Desks and Chairs
Continually on har.4.
PHOTOGRAPHIC Co.tt
LIMITED. i
MOTT-SMITII nijOCK.
Corner Fort mi Hotel Streets.
Mew Shipment
Ni:Vi:U. UNIVHIU5AL MILL CQ
(Mas?. Nu!oaI Caa ?lsft44tO
Ntw Ynk. It. a A-
OI!L.NriT & CO
Sao rrjscoo. Oil
iti.snos i Hon
WOUKS.
ani ucovjorivu
AGSiNT b !OR
1 U 11 WltlUMU MUlWW ! uie m
OF BOSTON.
lift file Bm GQITiLGQl
OF HARTFORD,
..ASTLE & COOKE, Ltd
HONOLULU.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
SUGAR FACTORS
-AUKNT9 FOIt
The Kwa 1'lantatioo Co.
The Walalua Agricultural Co.. Ltd.
The Kohala SuKar Co.
The Walmca Supar Mill Co.
The Koloa Agricultural Co.
The Kultoa Iron Work.. LouU.
klo.
The Standard Oil Co.
The Georpe F. Illak? Stan Tutar
Weston's Centrlfucalj.
Th NVw llnplan.l Mutual Life la-
irance Co., of lloston.
The Aetna Fire Insurance Co., of
Hartford. Conn.
The Alliance Asur.inv Co.. of llo
on. .
Stage Line.
HENRY BRYAM. Prop.
The fitae for Kancohe. Hcela. Wat.
kane. and Kuoloa. will loave PotoClce,
Bethel street aide at 9 .1 n. on Mon
lay, Wednesday nnd Friday, calling
for rasenF;cr and package. at Love
Joy & Cos, No. 10, Nuuanu at reel.
SILK GOODS.
aXo
ra : Cumi, : II mrir,
JovLtt : Tam.k : Civ:rb.
1ILK SHIRTS, SILK PAJiHiS. ETC
Handsome Carpets fur and
iAPAWESE RUGS. VERY PRETTY
PATTERNS.
A large Flock on Land tofelect
(ram, at price that will purprie
roa.
1 KJ
S. OZAKI,
VA?SLT BLOCI EDTIL STEtn
KEA Villi HOTEL
IS NOW OI'BN TO THK PUBLIC.
Crrlse an'l Md415iorii will Cftl
fte arrtraj and dtarturr of eTcry Kl
uti at Kavalhae; alv for any otter
jOlQL
SHCRirr ANDRKWS OF HAWAII
-y: -The osly way of react '.si; itt
jrticat lava Cow by waicoa road tt
Walaea carrUc: caa ua wltVa
tj mile j of the Cow.
Fcr particular a;?ly to 1
!L AKONA.
Froprktor.
Wains m, Hawaii,
New Xmas Goods !
Hir.!.on; Va.?. G:a Flower
:.r.!. Ixmonai- i:ca&: WaJcr
Pitchrri. Ivory Vas r$U Howcr
Ita-:. Limr. i::r K:c
WING TAl LUNG.4?.
i3l Nuuanu Street, r.car Ilo:d ?:rvt.
A Mod! nasi It ox cxrj;(!c wli.
o-t u:tirlc vot. tSau d:a
with isill rslar-c
Why nai jjfsrra: yoar ;omrr
oao CirNTItAL tu:loa? Oas rr
ator can fara!b por lo joar Faap,
Oatrlfara!. It:va:or. lw. Rail
way aa1 Uo.r.t; a!n. fanJkfa Ubl
asd power for a r42 of froa IS to
so oi:.
KJ'ctric Ior llzz od. at4 its
labor of haul Jsc roa! ia year SC4, aUo
watr-. xzi dor &way w;:b LIz!i-;rlMi
:cls.rs, as4 o!y Latr c-f tc:: lo
lk aftrr la your silL
W!ir a!r ;or ! ata;Ut It
1J wrr.
THK HAWAIIAN IILirCTUlC COM
PANY ! sow rraJy trin TZrGsU
Vlxz'.t as 3 arav.r all dwcrlp
tioss at short tir.U. alto hxc oa
taid a Ursn :cck cf Wirr. Caxa4
l!m a-1 i:::ricAl GotpIk
All criT w:j civ jrospt al
ttloa, as 1 f.li'.'-t f rt.!b3 for
IJch'.lsc as-3 Var at
ts:!oa U ria t llo-a aaJ 34 art a
r Is c
THf. HOrriSAN. J4aai4Crr.
v;m. g. mwifi & co
LIMITIIH.
W. G. Irwia....lrrr::s.i xaxr
Claai fitKktU VJ Irr.iat
W. M. c;:Card...Sc:r!ary At Trrxrarrr
H. M. Whitby. Zt ASP.cr
HUCSAIl IWCTOnS
AND
COMniSSlON AGENTS
unly the blcheit rrade of IlED IlUIl
nillt l ut'vl la the Staart raae by
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.
AGENTS 10 II THE
Oceanic Steamship Compaoi
Of Saa KrasdJ-co. CaL

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