The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume], November 09, 1900, Page 11, Image 11

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THK PACIFIC OPMMERniAT, -ADVEBTI8ER: HONOLULU, NOVEMBER 9, VM0.
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ra trail, y rot'KM and
irnU-Tttf FLAT CARS, i-rOOT
rO.VlC I-TON FLAT CAUA.
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n IfOir FULLER.
Co..
Brewer &
LIMITED.
Qu:en Street.
ands
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Sale.
miffs
Undigested Food
1 wntnM poison In a few hours and la
responsible for constipation, indiges
tion, dyspepsia, languor, nervousness
-.1 uvrr ana kidney His. Where
the I one or all of three ailments
taken a once. It prevent as well as
cures all stomach Ills, and 1 a specific
for malaria, fever and iuii When
NLK STAMP covers the neck of th
Dottle.
KM- h"3TETTERS
TOVaCH
sabstiu BITTERS
jiimo rrairr thai-
J to tW4 A U4. fomet
1 !f. WUcot's sreatli
)n LOTS IN MANOA TAL-
Moatsno's Trtft. .M
ITSDRID LOTS IN KAir
T. from o to IU
UTl W KCKIO TRACT
lilt a, I tuns it
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New
Goods.... 1
And foods that are new a vry
fn-Ht difference, cf course, but
we hare both.
tftaples that are necessary,
schedule Jut recelvc-d. The new
for the next few months.
lie Sierra Is bookfd tn l..n-n sn
rran.-Isoo.on the 21st f November, ar- (
nfvlntz In ttnnnli
" Wll have steam mechanism. All the
coram? to the last reports she had woodwork Is fire-proof, and the deck Is
nt,i arrived at Kan Franclsoo.. b4nR on to be covered with linoleum, instead of
her way around Cae Horn. In aUlUnkln&- 'lna boat ,s subdivided into
probability she will be on time, how-
about eighty compartments. When
I ma U i n it nluinl rovnlntinnn
PVer. Next of th nxr bnnla nn thelth. crinna 1 J
v v . . . ..... uriciui n iiiuicttttra
ii"t comes the Sonoma. She wl!l leave I horse-power of thirty knots. At least
th. Coast on January 2. The Ventura!100 ton8 I1, coal, will be carried, and a
-..! .. . - ... . J considerable radius of action is assur-
ffUruarjr ij lor tnis port uj. The limit of cost for the destroyer
from San Francisco. The Sierra, Yen-lis 1233.000, and no bonus is offered for
tura and Sonoma all zo through tolexcsa development of speed.
Australia I The armament of the Perry will con-
imsi 01 iwo inree-inrn rapia-nre guns,
. ... ur nri iu inps iue .nuiiiuin nvc six-pounder sruns. and two
will Lake the place of the old Aus-jelghteen-inch forpedo tubes,
tralla. The Alameda will then bel TRANSPORT MEADE
placed on the San Francisco-Honolulu I SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31. Head
run 4.r awhile. Leaving San Francisco I w ,nds and a rough sea for the greater
on Iiemh..r 2 n.i ?ft tha 7Miai, Pa" V.1 Ine voyage were reported by
-v-.-. . tne otncerg 0r the United States Army
w 111 sbim hI.. a. af & a a l. . ..
iuii ..my 10 mis port, ana return 1 transport Aieaae, which reached por
to the Cast. ast evening from Manila. Nagasaki
On January 12. the Alameda, which n'J0r caU a? r,P
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..w. u.. a uif i me v.ui.MiiirB. m an(1 occupying nineteen days on the
take the Honolulu run. The Mariposa I voyage across, following the southern
Is due today from the Colonies. When route. 1 niny-nine caoin passengers
were Drougni Dy tne transnort. the
she has completed her trip to the
more prominent being Lieutenant Col
uoast sne will De laid up for repairs onel W. F. Spurgin. who has been col
and extensive alterations, then, while I lector .or customs at Manila for thr
she is taking the Honolulu run. the I past yar or more, and Lieutenant Col-
Alamida will have her turn, at belnglonel John L. Tlernon, who as chief of
overhauled and Improved. I police of Manila, organized the native
The 'following people are booked tol police force of 00 native Filipinos
take passage to San Francisco on the! that city. Colonel Spurgin comes home
Mariposa today: Mrs. Fowler. Missjiror a rest ana to recuperate hi3 health
Neumann, Mrs. Taylor and child. F. J. His s.n, who had been on the fighting
Turk and wife. O. C. Lewis and wife, line for several months, died at Ma
XV. Lewis. Miss M. Fieckheumer. Mrs. nlla cf blood poisoning as the result of
and
the new that are deslrabl-.
Money Is scarce, we know, but
times are not hard we are br:
deceiving ourselves. Count up
your assets and learn how well
off you are; nctlce how .much
there Is tf spare.
When the holidays and anni
versaries come around you can
not and will not overlook your
friends, and that's why we are
ever ready with well chos-n
stocks of gooJ In our various
lines, quality first we always
harp on quality Is the chief
consideration when purchasing
goods; and so with fall pur
chases, they are beyond question
only the best that are made. A
Wlchman box shall always be a
guarantee of quality, provldln?
the goods were purchased here..
You will be astonished at the
difference from former prices,
absolutely on a par with New
York; and we want you to com
pare and satisfy yourself as to
the truth of this before making
your purchases.
Pond, James L. McLean, Iture irom tne i'hnipnlne capital, hun
nreus or citizens, accompanied by the
J. S. Kimball, Miss A. Kycroft, Mrs
Htwley, Mrs. A. Ruder. J. H. Mak
Ins. II. Schmidt. Mrs. A. A. Cun-rilngh.-im.
C. Douglas, C A. Brunt",
I. C. Pecker and wife, Mie3 Ma?
farlane. P. M
Mrs. (i. A. Rathboru and child. Dr.
Prlu go r, S. II. Comstock, Dr. M. Gross
man. J. Colley. D. J. McKay, Hy Hill.
( S. Shanklln. K. It. Swain. Miss Mc
Fkyle. Dr. L. A. ISaner. Miss t Castle.
A. Drl-r and wife, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs.
Knaff. Mrs. Davles. A. F. fJunn and
wife. John Cargill. XV. T. Cornwall
and wife.
A FIGHT ON THK FRONT.
A fierce fight on the waterfront ex-
Drivers
We have now on display at our Depository'.
the very latest designs in .... .
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Racing Sulkies
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Pleasure
Carts
fen
L Carts Jj
These Vehicles are direct from the manufacturer and
f0i8ess all the latest improvements for speed and pleasure.
Pacific Vehicle & Supply Co.,
LILVH
DAY BLOCK.
BERET ANIA STREET.
a scratch, and the body of the young
man was orougnt home on the Meads
Colonel Tlernon, who as chief of police
oerame prominent at Manila, was giv
en a rousing farewell unon hi rfenar
S
finpino band, accompanyine him out
to the Meade, lying at anchor in the
harbor.
The remains of eighteen deceased
soldiers who died in the Philippine
were brought back by the Meadf be
sides forty-nine discharged soldier,
nine dishonorably discharged soldiers.
twenty-two disabled soldiers, five in
sane soldiers, and 254 sick soldiers in
the ship's hospital. Eight of the sick
men died at sea. The sick and disabled
cited considerable Interest for a few
moments yeMerday morning. It took w, be taken to the general hospita, at
place ut the transport Port Stephens tn iesldlo today. The Meade wai
wharf; Officer Merins and a Chinese released from quarantine after about
irom me iranspori were me contest- iwo h..iir' rlMtontinn o. v-
....r. c..v in llie ptnam off Folsom street wharf
seriously until others Interfered and only two or three caMn pa
emDarx about 10:30 this morning.
U' Vin . ! 1 . .
" "" imuocean tni Aipari ran
into Verv bad weather Iho .o,- .1..
en specially assigned to inx mountain high and greatly Imped
irticular wharf for the ln(f her proKress. Qne particularly hSi.
venting Chinese from wave 8Wept the u d k nl"
Etc., Etc.
N Mrtievlart apply U
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'nnpany
el Estate
'rokers
LST KING Si
'YA & CO
FOP.T FTREET.
ping whole ( hunks off the fearless offl
cer with a large chisel with which h
fought.
Merins had Dven spatially assigned
luty on thU pa
i" t . v .....1.-,: wave swenr tne iiniur lo-.b- v. -
landing fr. in the I'ort Stephens. T0113 transnort. atnvino- n 11
lifeboats, but doine no other dam-icro
See Chonir attemtded to come ashore
nnd the officer immediately grabbed
him nnd reminded the plg-talled coolie
that he had no right n set foot on the
wharf. The Oriental had a chisel in
his hand and made a thrust at the
officer with It. making a nasty gash in
his cheek. Merlns quickly drew his
club end gave the almond-eyed Celes
tlal a tan cn the head which would
have brought tears to the eyes of any
one less ferocious. The Chink, as the
Chinese are called aboard the trans
port, went for the officer again, how
ever, and administered a stab In the
side and another In the hip.
Merlns' club had not been Idle by
VESSELS IN PORT
ARMY AND NAVY.
CT. U. Tug Iroquois. Ponfl. Uldva
and. August .
. A. I. i'ort Stenhens. r.rav Son
Francisco, November 4, horses for Ma
nna.
MERCHANTMEN.
(This Ust does not fnciu
Albert, Am. bk., Griffiths, San Francisco.
iovemoer s.
uertie Minor, Am. schr.. Ravese. Eureka.
Is'a" refreshing and strengthening
familyjonic that purifies and
Ma esthe system "strong --s
It hasthe unanimoas endorsement
OfJeldicdpn'otessiCM
For Sale by All Dealers
November fi
nny means, and the head of the Roxer Chas. E. Moody, Hansen, Tacoma. Octo-'
natiy. jum atout tma timof tne serona Ceylon. Am. bk., Weller. Laysan Island.
mate or Mernens ana apiain uciooer 25.
Bamboo I
Flint showed up. the fight was stopped
and the Chinese taken to the police
station.
FIRE STILL RAGES.
The fire I41 the Government coal pile
on th' corner of Alakea and Allen
streets, which was discovered on elec
tion day. Is still raging, and It will
probably be a few days yet before It
8P.,
C. F. Sargent. Am,
ma, October 27.
C D. Bryant. Am. bk..
Cisco. November 5.
Enterprise. Am. sehs
Aaa-nst 29.
Emily F. Whitney, Am. sp.
San t ranclsco, October 23.
Eureka, Am. schr., Schon, Eureka,
vember 5.
Gammons, Taco-
Colly, San Fran-
San Frmneteeo.
Biigman.
No-
is nnauy masiereu. ine co.11 is ueni Qolden flhora. Am. schr., Rumumen,
movj.(i an rtipiuijr a irmuic anu me. jsiewcaatl, October Zi.
nre aepartment is suir at worn. v.m iQardlner City. Am. bktn.. Walton. San
liuni says mat ne win stay oy tne nrei Francisco, October .
until ll is exunguisnea. noi unti tne George Curtis, Am. so.. Calhoun. San
fire Is definitely locatea win tne nre-1 Francisco. October 30.
men be able to do efficient work, now-1 Helen Brewer. Am. so..
HUSTACE & CO
-DttAXXIt IN
Wood and Coal
-AL0
WHITE AND BUCK SINO
WHIek w ,wttl NU at thm loweet aaaxkef
rata.
ever.
OF INTEREST TO PACIFIC COAST.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30. Naval Con
structor F. H. Zahm has been ordered
to the Mare Island navy yard to take
rhani of construction work. Zahm
McKay. New
Tork. October TL
Helene. . Am. schr., Christiansen, San
Francisco, October 22.
H D. Bendlxen, Am. schr., Olsen. Port
Blakeley. October 23.
Kllkltat. Am. bk.. Cutler, Port Ludlow,
October 24.
has been on duty In Washington for K.nnebec. Am. sp., W. F. Lewis, Newcas-
the past rew years as principal bssisim tJe October 3L
ant to Chief Constructor Admiral u0hlcan. Am. bk.. Kelly. San Francisco.
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tlicnnorn. ins iransitr 10 iiare isianu October 72.
In'all Sizes For Sale at
ro
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Send
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GOODS
Tel.. 938
Honolulu Iron Works Co
HTF.AM UKSIMES.
woUJERA. 0UOAJI MILLS. COOLS
BRAM AND LXAD CASTING
and MhlntrT r? ertJ'Wea
mad te ord Particular
aaid In M s WMlimlttttl
orft ervate4 em th saocta
Is In the nature of a promotion In view
of the Important work thereby devolv
ing unon him
The Secretary of the Treasury Issued
an order today for the placing of three
light beacons In Sulsun Ray, Cal., one
each at Point Edith. Middle Point and
Stake Point. Proposals for the work
will be Invited by circulars.
amount estimated as necessary
complete the work Is $15,000.
THE PERRY LAUNCHED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28. At pre
clsely 12:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the new torpedo-boat destroyer I'erry,
first of her diss to be built here, was
launched at the Union Iron orks
The honor of christening the vessel fell
to Miss Maud O'Connor, daughter or
the late Cornelius C) Connor, in ever
resnect the launching was a success.
and waa-witnessed by several hundred
Hawaiian Soda Works.
EMMA A!f VI RYARD ST 8.
Goods Delivered Free
Hawaii Shinoo Sh
yMnM Drlnttnc office.
The pobllsher of Hawaii BhlnPObth
onir daily Japane paper published tn
the Ttrrltory Hawaii.
T. SOO A. Bdltor
C. IMIOSAWA. Prei4eic.
vi. i.i m.mA TvtMtlnc OflVe
Kift itrTet brtdf. Kl t.U F. a
Box N7.
Martha Davis, Am. bk., McAlman. HUo,
October 30.
torert Lewers, Am. schr.. Underwood,
Port-Ludlow, October 36.
4ebaatlan Baefa. B. ba. Naga kl. Ttto-1
ruarr 17.
Mar ef R easts. Am. sp., Morteaaea. New-
eaetle. Oetober I.
ti,. I S a: Wilder. Am. bktn.. Jackson. 5an
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.i rrancisco. uctoDer z.
g. r. castie, aot. DKtn., i. a
Ban Francisco. October 30.
Yola, Br. sp., Pennlculk, London, Novem
ber 6.
IWAKAMI'S
GET
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Kotice to Shipmasters.
O. B. Branch HydrogTaphlo Offlee,
San Francisco, CaL
Ready Rock Roofing
IT HAS STOOD TNfa TEST FOR 25 YEARS
Fw eommuBlcmtlng with the Branch Hy-
treeraDhle Otflce in San Fraaelseo, cap-
Laina of vessels who will co-operate with
rson's. Including Irving M. Scott and the ffyrtrograpblc Office by recording the
a Party of specially Invited guests. noroici uum.uu.
Ixteen tornedo-lrtve oBce. can have forwarded to then at
boat destroyers which were ordered by Kay daalrad port, and tp of expense, the
th. liovernment two years ago. t-ntaMmnij .i;..
I. h. first to be built on this Coast. Ocean, and the latest InformaUon regara-
. i... .n.,.i Ktf k. raiii Tnni I m the danger to navigation In the wa
it n ii i iu m: in i' o t ii j j . . w -
. r.-..Ki- t,. p.rrv like all the here which they frequent.
others built or building, has a length Mariners are requested to report to the
1 :L" o t r.i . mATl-hfflce dangers discovered, or any other
on wic m" "" . . . I .. .. vi. v. n-ii. .
will draw, upon a trial displacements Ucttag charts or sailing dlfecUona, or In
a-xx tr,m .tr v eleht feet or water i ""v-uwu vu. v
wr. - - - - - . . . .t w w- .us. rv, a a t tttvo
.v.. t t,r irrova. Of Which I '"rlM rmmuiG. -r. vaivjiio,
.J! V.i. .. Th. stern haa been . Lleut-Comdr.. U. a N in Charge.
dlter tw n l " - l a
muttf full at the water line, out iun-i -
neied out below, so that the-boat shall 1 j?o use looking for anything better j
not "squat" when going at. full .speed. th&Q jgg Moore "AA" Whiskey, for
nor give the rropeiiera a cnance to better Isn't made In either tha new
race in me air worn rum, ... ; . ftM
. . i a . rA. .tin I " - - .
Heavy sea. m. muc ..ovvr ..
well up. and support a forecastle deck
of Borne length. There are two con
ninr towers, each of which has a steer
ing wheel, but only the forward one o much damage at Kodiak.
Rock Jtoef Paint to the beat for all kinds
otter, eta.
of reofa. noartu
AQCNTS POR
i Sunshine Water
Heater ....
t water day and night without t he use of firm. Can and
Alpine Cement
Uonterey Sand.
Mortar Stain?,
Paper and Paper Bags,
Boltz Clymer & Co's Cigars.
It enrnn
Canned Fruits,
Pet and Highland Creauxa,
Standard Biscuit Co
Mount SL Ellas, Alaska, was badly sha
ken up by the recent earthquake that did
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