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VOL. XIV. , HAWAII, rrEsow, lr.RV 29. u7. .No. 4632 BALDWIN TELLS OF PELE'S CAULDRON HALEMAUMAU I TACKABLE GET! PLAGUE HOLDS FILLING UP A STEAMER TO STILL MERICA MARD

dPgfjBD L. WALDRON HETURNBD THIS MultNINO 1'ItoM THE VOL- CANO HOUSE HALBMAUMAU HAS KILLED VP 150 FRET SINCE NG SPANIARD: H - 000 WKDMIOSDAY MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE IS VIEWED BY MANY. 00 00 TO THE VOLCANO HOl'SE. 0 0 MtLO PEOPLE WALK Q00i'ilS33at 4 4 4 l 4 9 e The 8. S. America Marti will not for San Francisco before noon ijL tomorrow. She is at the quarantine wharf where she docked about 2 The Board of Immigration this morning icceived a cablegram from o'clock this afternoon and over 600 Japanese steerage passengers are f "It 1 magnificent spectacle. It entire floor ot the pit would be red K. R. Stackable In London stating that he could obtain a steamer to being landed there to go Into quarantine for a couple of weeks. irM repays for the trip and the ex- - hot aolld maaa ot flames. Then bring the Spaniards to this place In March for IS pounds or about $75 It is possible that the cabin passengers for Honolulu will be land- - INMtM," anwred Fred Jl. Waldron again there would he 'dark streaks a head. The Board of Immigration Immediately cabled him to close ed in Honolulu tonight. The suspicious death among the Japanem who returned this morning from Ha- - through It and perhaps one side of the thp deal and begin the actual recruiting of passengers. immigrants is now said to have been due to bubonic plague. 0 wall on the after a visit to pit would cool oft entirely while the Tlie ship load of immigrants will b.. from the sugar districts of ' 0 0 00 Kltauaa, when asked as to his Idea ot lava flowed to the other side. Then Southern Spain. There will be about ion.) including children and suddenly a huge wave of glowing hot 000 000 the aotlrlty In the crater. womei . They should arrive heie ab"Ui l.V 9 Halemaumau Is Hlllng up rapidly, lava would rush out over the black 0 0 Long before daylight the America ashore and cremated. Meanwhile the of pit transform them 00 n. Prom "Wednesday until" Saturday the portions the and 1 8 9 !' 1"J"I' . 4 4 4 ! 6 Maru was off port. Before 8 o'clock vessel was new me naruor, me filled up a of 160 feet In an Instant Into the most brilliant of t t t H yellow pit had distance quarantine ofllcers boarded the flyln. leaving It still about 450 reet In dopth. scenes. Over the floor of the pit there the There is alieblutely Wo signs ot It wns continually little cones shooting up vessel to make the usual examination Anierca. ner CBbln passengers wilt abating. One week ago the crater was into the air and the scenes were of the passengers. It was learned that lmve aui,mll to a process of dlsln- - among t0 000 feet In depth according to a descrlbable in their beauty, MOR E MONEY F a death had recently occurred facti0n and the Immigrants must stay survey' made by Surveyor Baldwin and "On Saturday evening when I visited the Japanese lmmlgrats and the body m quarantine until all danger Is paBt. lie told me on Sunday that slnco Wed- - the pit for the last time thero were at had been embalmed. The doctors made lt )h itnp0ble to say whan the vessel ntsday the crater had fllled up 150 feet least 250 people at the pit. Japanese an examination of the body and, the wm gat f0r tne Coast, buzt It Is un- - and that he thought that It would con- - were there in numbers and several of examlnatlon being completed about Hkely, say her agents that sho will upon - .ttnue for some time. He also stated It them had strapped their backs 1 :20 o'clock this aftemon, It was con- get away before noon tomorrow, was the most beautiful sight seen there their children. Many of these Japa-slnc- e TIF death was due to bu- - The America Maru will be fumigated activity, eluded that the In the early '90's when the pit nese walked miles to view the bonir plague. The body was sent before proceeding. fllled. There were people there who had walk-- was entirely 4 - "On Thursday evening and Saturday ed clear from Hllo for want of the (Associated Press Cable to The Star.) i evening a party of us sat at the edge of money with which to pay for a con- - the pit entranced with tho beauty of - WASHINGTON, D. C, January 2? --The Senate has passed the fortifica SHERIFF I (Continued on Five). FORMER 4 the flowing hot lava. At times the fags tion bill. Senator Perkins ot secured an increase of $100,000 for Japanese Hawaii, making a total of $200,000. DEMURRER 1,200,000 Shiozawa THEY BEAT THE DUTCH. Were AMSTERDAM, January 29. There u a In Kedlvl serious revolt the OF HAWAIt province of Java. Many Dutch have been killed. BROWN'S LEASE THE SHEEP LAND WILL COME UP ON" Of Sugar Denounces PLAGUE BREAKS OUT. AHanded MONDAY BY STIPULATION. I NEWCHWANG, January 29, There Is an outbreak of plague at this piace.- - THERE WERE 38 NOT LANDED By stipulation it has beon agreed that tho matter pfjhe Tarrjtory against AlienClause OF THE 260 ON- - THE STEAMER ailing STATE SENATE PROTESTS. A. M. Brown- for specific? performance 29.-T- ALAMEDA. demur- SACRAMENTO, January Jte Senate today adopted a resolution pro of contract, will be heard on 800,000 BAGS OF CHIEF PRODUCT JAPANESE EDITOR DOES NOT testing at the interference of the Federal government In the Japanese school rer on Monday morning. Judge Gear Is appearing for Brown. FOR SHIPS TO THINK PROPOSED LIQUOR LAW question In San Francisco. Although tho Associated Press cable- L STOKED HERE Harbottle vs. 200 Japaneso The trial of the caso of FAIR. grams stated that the tho TAKE IT AWAY. TOLSTOI DYING. who woro refused a landing from tho Sam Kaanol and Keaweamahl for STOCKHOLM, January 29. Tolst ol the great Russian novelist and social Alameda on her arrival at tho coast, payment of a promissory note for $33, bofor& reformer is dyln; I In- was resumed today Judge Three hundred 'thousand bags of "Tho clause in the proposed liquor had been landed It appears from bill, discriminating against aliens ,Is formation given out tho Japaneso arc stored In two warehouses at at BUgar most unfair," said C. Shiozawa, editor COMMISSION BUSY. Consulato that there wero 38 of them lha.Eva end of the harbor, waiting for of the Hawaii Shlnpo Sha this morn- SAN FRANCISCO, January 29. The Interstate Commerce Commission not nllowed to land but held for fur- ARRIVING. ships to take It away. In the ware- ing 'and It Is made wholly against the is devoting its inquiries to tho merger of the Harrlman lines. ther Investigation. The consul general Tuesday, January 29. n port so by cablo Maru, Going, from! house of the American-Hawaiia- Japanese and Chinese as thoy arts the at this was advised T. K. K. America who cannot become tho Japanoso consular offico in Orient, off port day light. In Steamship Company there are 150,000 only races hero SWETTENHAM SORRY. from at clause my es- 29. Francisco immediately following sugar the warenouse naturalized. Such a in LONDON, January Governor Swettenham has withdrawn his re San bags of and in cannot be In accordance with signation. a to he expressed demanding tho refusal of a landing. sugar for California timation In letter Davis regret at his action wherein Is stored tho treaty unless they give us the right the withdrawal of American troops from Jamaica when they were thero to not as yet as PROBATE MATTERS. are about as many bags. With The consul has learned there to become naturalized. give aid. The Incident Is closed. disposition of the 38 but Lindsay W. O. sugar worth about four dollars per bag, to the flnnl Judge appointed awaiting shipment reach- "Tho subjects of Japan aro entitled believes that they wero landed. How- Smith administrator of tho cstato of tho material to right privileges may be possible W. $1,200,000. the same and under ever he statos that it the late James Glrvln, deceased.' es a value of the treaty as tho subjects of 'the most USBQRNE that thoy aro being returned to Japan. without bonds. Sugar is Still pouring in anu men. fnvnP,i nnnnln'. Now the Englishman. JOHN THE DELINQUENT Tho reason given for tho refusal was Cecil Brown has filed an approved Is nothing immediately In sight to take tne Frencnmani the German, any oth-- lt that they woro accused of being bond in $1,000 as administrator of tho away, except the ship Ersklne M. er race the sun almost can be- - brought Japan as contract labor- estate of Beatrice Helen Chrlstley, a um0r from Phelps which will get away about come citizens of the United States and TO LEAVESHORTLY TAX LIST FOR 1 ers, and their stop at Hawaii was sim- .week .sooner than she expected as a hold liquor licenses under the alien ply a blind to thrown tho authorities The will of the lato Father Stappers result of the handlness of the sugar law. But not so with tho Japanese off their guard. The Consul stated was admitted to probate yesterday by cargo and the Chinese. If we had the right ho did not believe that tho "refusal to Judgo Lindsay. Bishop Idbort was WILL TAKE A HOLIDAY OF SEV- IT CONTAINS ABOUT 1630 NAMES Tho A.-- S. S. Californtan is expect- - to become naturalized things would be land" wns anything moro than the appointed executor. tw nftomoon or tomorrow morn- - different. It may be corect that there ERAL MONTHS-GOI- NG TO EU- DELINQUENT FOR PROPERTY Investigation, which the Japaneso aro lng from Seattle to load about 5,000 are 8 states in tho Union which bar required to undergo at this place upon Japanese Government would step In holding ROPE AND THE HOLY LAND. TAXES COO FOR INCOME TAX. tons at this port, Kahulul and Raana-pa- ll all but citizens from licenses their arrival when they are detained and shat off all emigration from the Cruz and so across but then the races they discriminate at tho Immigration Station for Inves-gatio- n. Empire to Hawaii or to tho matnland. for Sallna so cus to the East. The ship Ed- against can become citizens that Rev. and Mrs. John Usborne, of St The delinquent tax list for 190G of tho This has not been the So instead of such an action benefitting any treaty Jap- ward Sewall ought to be here accord- really they do not vlolato Clement's church, expect to sail by. district on this Island, has Just been tom In San Francisco In regard to the Planters It would act very much to schedule, rights. tmmmm April 3, an extended publication tho aneso arriving on tho local steamer their detriment. ing to the sugar fleet from the Moana for published. The first of pa- Francisco, and the bark Andrew I think the proposed law most un,-- stay abroad, .perhaps nine or ten list, showing the delinquents in income Alameda and naturally when the San got they "played It Welch Is en route from the Coast. The falr as I have stated before and prin- months or a year. They go from here and property taxes, had Its first pun pers a hold of It Judgo Robinson yesterday granted of recent Japanese In Crawford, Californtan and the Phelps will inako cipally on account of tho fact that tho to Victoria and Vancouver, anl thence licatlon today. Only twenty-si- x names up" on account the behalf of William no reduction In the warehoused sugar, last liquor law which allowed these through Canada to Great Brltam and appear in the list of delinquent cor troubles In San Francisco. for a bill of particulars under his In- statement to sov ' keeps coming In than they people to obtain licenses, is only to the Continent. Their Journeying will porations none of them are or the The Consul made a dictment for gambling. for It faster years. and Japanese papers In this city stay In two Then most probably extend to Palestine. Or large inter- oral of tho Will take It out. keepers also big plantations other published, to tho effect of tho Japaneso saloon have A clergyman to tako charge of St. total amount ot tho delln which thoy all spent great of money fixing up ests. The the belief expressed In this city a deal Clement's parish during the absence of quen't taxes in this class Is very exten that REMOVAL NOTICE. places of businoss and now they by planters that If a refusal to land Type- their the Rector not yet beon selected aro approximately abouT N. Fernandez , Notary .Public, are going to lose their licenses. This has sive. Thero was correct that It would help labor to but the matter Is In the hands of Blsh 1630 names delinquent for property writer, etc., has removed his office is most unjust. I think tho government conditions here, was false. It was Going to 844 op Restarlck. is understood that 600 names among the No. Kaahumanu street, opposite the of Japan will have some thing to say It taxes and about his belief that should the United States & some one from away will be office of Theo. H. Davles Co., Ltd. before we aro through with It." from here Income tax delinquents. mako such a refusal to 200 laborers tho secured. Tax Assessor Holt has not had the St. Clement's, originally a chapel, totals computed yet, so It is impossible was first used for services on Easter, to give the exact amounts of the delin IS98. It was made a parish by Bishop quont taxes. There are few very large A MATTER OFHEAUH TMolcano? Nichols of California who came here amounts Involved, however. I ns the representative of the bishop of A Trust the American church, and received the SURPRISE TO ALL transfer of the Anglican church of Ha- Everyone who lunches for the first orosis waii to tho Jurisdiction of tho American Is surprised at time Criterion at the Then get a pair of our brown moose-hi- de church. the excellence of the lunch for 2oc Company Come today and be surprised. shoes with olkshlde soles. They SHOES An eclipse of the moon was viewed peo- are unlined, cool, soft, and as comfort- FOP. WOMEN.. last evening by a large number of BEWARE Ol' PNEUMONIA. ple of tho olty. Tho night was an ex- If vou have weak lungs, you have greatly should able as mocoaslng. The tougli so let collects rents manages es- ceptionally fine one and was reason to fear pneumonia and enjoyed. keep at hand a bottle of Chamberlain's protect your feet perfectly and are hard . tates, acts as guardian, exec- $3.50 $4.00 $5.00 j Cough Reedy. It counteracts any ten- Miss Looke gives one of her series dency of a cold to result in pneumonia. to wear out. They are a good alt In utor or administrator, or Of talks on Dante, at tho residence of For sale by all dealers. Benson, famun Govornor and Mrs. Carter this & Co., agonts for Hawaii. around tramping shoe. any fiduciary capacity. Con- ''I "i sultation Is invited. Oxfords Pumps and Boots. Newest CLOSE TOUCH Price (3.50, String lasts, Ribbon Ties. For dress No fancy prices at Now England with the most prominent exporting Bakery. togeth- or street wear. mercantile house of Yokohama, er with the largo trade ho carries on New custom .made Boots and Ties. SPECIAL VALUES AT SACHS, plantation stores all over the HAWAIIAN with the POWDER Choicest Pat. Colt, or Finost K(d, Tho Sachs Dry Goods Co. aro offer- Islands, enable K, Yamamoto to deal Absolutely Pare m Fancy colored Linen. Pumps. and Ties ing exceptional money saving specials In all kinds of Japaneso goods at a for this wook; children's wash dresses, smaller price than any other Japaneso HAS MO SUBSTITUTE MAUD albotross, silk Eollenno, brown linen merchant In Honolulu. Hotel street, LlfllTED lm crash and wash belts are all on sale near Nuuanu. A Cream of Tartar Powder, Fort Street, at big reductions. . freo from alum or phoo-phat- lo Honolulu Tho best cup- of Hawaiian Coffee In acid 1051 Fort Street. I L. B. & Co., Ltd England uauery ana Kerr Dollclous plea and cakes. Candy tho city. New ROYAL BAKING POWDER "O., NCW VOBK. Phone Main 282. AIAKBA STREET, froBh every day, New England Bakery Cafo. BAWaMtJJt IffAi, Tt'EWATv IANUARY ft, tMt. m ii Ooeanic Steamship Company, S IP KG GLENFARG PUIS KIKKO-TE- N (For additional ana later blMlnc a J33st Soy pagft 4, I or t) BACK FOR COAL T1DKH M?K AND MOON. of tfcta um will at m4 lear tMe Mrt bebbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbkbw MM yurniiif llnwiri arrlra I'nitl.il ii ip- - .if tin nvin Jim .". iir.r- - Vlul-- HALF WAT TO HAK imAMOMOO. mou iajk mAMOtaou. OR JAPXN FROM HAWAII AND miMTURA AN. IMi.HRA JAN. tl I AJUOIUPA KHoRT or FUEL, RETURNfl CO .HttK.:: ...:::::-:::::38- it C0NOMA nn. a Mr CLIaAJAEDA .WW ALAMEDA FEB. IT Win- . r hr- Unable to pttraua tn Yo- K$OMA HAH I VENTURA MAR. K beginning at 0:15 a. m. hr vore MAR M from Mono) rnln kecauae r .1 B' ALAMKOA Pull moon Jan. 2ltn at 1.14 a.m. kohama r o yBRWRA Hah. SIERRA MA, tt Jan a.m. p m. p.m. a.m. Seta Khortate of coal, lh British ft. B. it APR. 18 lliACBDA A I' ALAMEDA It 1.01 1.0 l.ll lit! IMS IN Ml 101 returned to thla port yeatmiuy 1ERRA APR. 18 aha i B&tfOMA APR. If I.M 1.0 I.U 8.11 1LM l.tt 1.41 RIm--i nfternoon. At' approached o ALAMEDA MAT 1 waa 'ALAMEDA APR. H 10 4.11 1.0 I.U ll.M I.M HO 7 0S mlataken for tha Anwrlca Mum 1F.RRA MAT 7 Ml .VJlHTURA MAT I 11 4.84 1.9 6.18 10.U U.M 1.17 t.fcl 8.00 nnil the usual alfnat whistle win ALAMEDA MAT n sounded. S3 'ALAMEDA HAT It Feb. p.m. o MAY SONOMA MAT tt The Olenfarg waa 17 days out of SIERRA 1 6.11 1.7 6.07 12.14 ll.M t.17 1.11 8 54 7 ALAMEDA JUNE II Honolulu, during I tem- M 'ALAMEDA JUNK (.01 12.58 (.17 8.49 which a Vera 2 1.1 7.00 1.02 porary liouaea on the a.m. after deck by heavy aeaa. At a. m rH pre- 8.47 1.3 8.00 1.33 0.27 6 3 8.52 10 4(1 l Eh connection wlU the sailing of thu above eteaaera, tha Aeita axe I Janunry 20, the 8. S. Coptic mm rl p any rnll-M- 8 dated to leeue te intending pMair coupon through Uaketa by a i Ban nol oo to all points in the United Statu, and from New Times of the kiv taken from the , The Glenfaiit put In here from South era fren U. S. Surrey ftottf by ateamahlp line o all Europe n Porta. Coast and Geodetic ta Anv-rii'.- porta, for coal, early in o bles. The at Kahulul and llll-- a BTor arMy to January leaving January 11 Yoko- further particulars ooeur one earlier at for about hour than hama after loading 700 tona of coal. H Btn dard la j Honolulu, Hawaiian time She encountered easterly O 10 30 Green- currents and CO hours minutes slower than difficult eaa making & wich time, bring of the meridian! from the start, Co. that slow progress. ahe la- Irwin When reached G. M) W. & 167 of degrees initiates. The time (Iili ITED) 26 longitude 172:45 whistle blown at 1:30 p. m.. which Is titude north, east, cnreoly half of her Journey to the Oceanio S. S. Company, the same as Greenwich, 0 nours, 0 rnln- - attention of Plantation Managers is called to this brand General JLgete utes. Th Sua and Moon are for local orlmt. Captain Holman consulting The of time far the whole group. with his engineers concluded that the Soy. Years of experience have brought it to the front and it now, vessel did not 1irv enough coal to , ranks as the best Soy in the market. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL- inntlnue the voyage and she waa put TURAL WEATHER BUREAU. about for Honolulu. She has a cargo KL. Canadian-Australia- n Mai The following datn, covering a period uf Peruvian sugar, 2,100 tonn for Japan. YAMAMOTO tRk-Iii- k SOLE AGENT. IW of 32 years, have been compiled from At thef channel wharf she is .tboard 1,000 tons of coal and will the Weather Bureau and MoKlbbln 25 Hotel Street near Nuuanu. Telephone Main 399. records at Honolulu, T. II. They are prnbnbly leave again for the Orient COMPANY issued to show the conditions that have thin evening. STEAMSHIP prevailed, during the month In question, for the above period of years, but must CANADIAN-KtCin- O Foreign itaamera of the above Una running In connection with the not be construed as a forecast of the News OF fi! PRICES RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouverd, B. C, and Sydney, N. weather conditions for the coming Victoria, B. Honolulu and Brisbane, Q. month. By Cable iM yr and calling at C Month, January for 32 years. Sheet with Pillow Case Set, illWoolen and Cotton Blankets, Comforters and ABOUT THE DATES BELOW STATED, VIZ. . (1890-1906- .) MORE MONEY FOR HAWAI. Quilts. i 1 TJH AT, HONOLULT ON OR Mean or normal temperature, 71 WASHINGTON, 29. Secre- VANCOUVER. JanWy TOR AUSTRALIA. FOR The warmest month was that of 1S9S, tary of No. 12 and 16 King FEB. 6 Wnr Taft has asked tho Senate CO. St MOANA FEB' 9MIOWERA with an average of 72. committee to appropriate threo hun LOY 9AORANGI was of 1905, MIOWERA MAR. MAAilC" I The coldest month that dred and fifty thousand dollars for for- Yr 3 AORANGI APRIL 6 MO ANA with nn average of 67. tifications for Hawaii In addition to MOANA MAY 4MIOWERA V?Jv The highest temperature was S4 on, the two hundred and sixty thousand MIOWERA JUNE 1AORANGI i.J January 19, 1S91. dollars now available. ORIENTAL TURKISH BATH The lowest temperature was 54 on . 27, 45x75 ft. January 1S95. , SMALLPOX ON THE ISTHMUS. SWIMMING POOL PRECIPITATION (rain 187S-1S- and AND. DOWN COLON, 29. PHYSICAL CULTURE EKLXING AT SUVA, FIJI, ON BOTH UE 1903-6- .) Panama, January Two and MASSAGE qua- ' Average 3.0G hundred West Indian laborers are IT KOYAGES. for the month, inches. here, ' Average number of days with ,01 of rantined smallpox having broken oi't among thjm. TES0. H. DAVIES & CO., Ltd., Gen'l Agts. an inch or more, 12. greatest monthly precipitation The BUBONIC was 10.03 in 1879. PLAGUE APPEARS. BSaaLtfa inches SYDNEY, 29. Tho precipitation Jnnuary Eleven cases Hotel monthly was least of plague been AM.EKICAN- - STEAMSHIP COMPANY. 0.17 1878. bubonic havo reportel HAWAIIAN Inches in by OPEN ALL NIGHT The greatest amount of precipitation the health authorities here. LIMA, January 29. An recorded In any 24 consecutive hours Outbreak of ADMISSION ioc. DIRECT MONTHLY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW bubonic plague port Is spread- was 5.30 Inches on January 25, 1878. at this .YORK AND HONOLULU, VIA PACIFIC COAST. RELATIVE HUMIDITY. ing, l'LUXGE 25c. TURKISH BATH $1.00 Average 9 a. m. average 9 p. m 72; CONTRACTORS " 78 average S a. m. FINED. TO HONOLULU. CS; CHICAGO, 111., 29. r FROM NEW YORK average 8 p. m. 6S7c, (1905-6- .) January The Company, manufacturers, sail 15th CLOUDS AN DWEATHER (1S90-1906- .) er Bureau in Honolulu mean tem- B. S. "HAWAIIAN" Via Tehuantepec To January have been fined $4,000 the Average number of clear days 12; for a breach of perature was 71.6 deg. nor- the Immigration law, having con- above tho HONOLULU TO SAN FRANCISCO, VIA KAHULUI. partly cloudy days, 14; cloudy days, E. been mal, 1.0 deg. FROM victed of Importing English workmen .and lower than last week's. WIND. ilMillliEIli The maximum temperature was 80 deg. sail S. S. "NEVADAN" To February 9th prevailing under contract. ! The winds are from the For the week ending January 20, 1907 and the minimum 64 deg. The total northeast (1S75-1S9- 4 1905-- SAN FRANCISCO TO HONOLULU and Honolulu, T. II.. Jan. 28, 1907. rainfall was .93 Inch, .18 above the nor- FROM The average hourly velocity of the GREEKS IN TURKEY. SALONICA, 29. GENERAL SUMMARY. mal, and 2.24 Inches less than last 20tl wind is S.9 (1005-6- .) Turkey, January S. S. "NEVADAN" To sail January miles during the week, as a week's. The average cloudiness was The highest velocity of the wind in Two houses filled with people were The rainfall yesterday, buildings was light, but two stations on 410ths; the mean relative humidity SEATTLE AND TACOMA TO HONOLULU. 1905-- 6 was 42 SW, on burned here the rule, FROM miles from the Mo- 77.9 deg., and the prevailing wind was anuary 18, 1906. having been set on Are by Greeks. Hawaii, two on Maui, and one on sail NE, with an average hourly velocity S. S. "ALASKAN" To February 5 Station: Honolulu, T. II. lokal reporting amounts In excess of BY of 5.1 miles. Date of issue: December 29, 1906. MINERS KILLED FIREDAMP. 1.00 inch. Two stations In the Kohala Ss 9 o'clock averages from records of SAARBRUCK, January 29. Tho list and one In the eastern portion oi .he XX. Co., of In DIED. Hachield Territorial Meteorologist; 8 o'clock av- killed the Renden mine disaster Puna districts of Hawaii report no ' S. P. MORSE, General Freight Agent. Agents, erages from Weather Bureau records. Is one hundred and sixty. Tho bodies rainfall. The greatest amounts during PIIANAIA In Honolulu, T. H.t Janu WM .B. STOCKMAN, of seventy-seve- n of the victims have the week were 3.12 Inches at Nahiku ary 28, 1307, Mrs. Fanny Malulanl Pii-ana- la Section Director, Weather Bureau. been recovered. and 1.98 Inches at Klhel, Maul; 1.31 and of .consumption. She leaves Laupahoehoe ooka-l- a, four children with her husband ' 1.07 Inches at ana ARRIVING. The accident in this German mlno Hawaii, respectively, and 1.21 in- A. St. C. Pllanala aside from many yesterday was duo to an explosion of She a of Steamship Co. Monday, 28. Molokal Ranch, Molokb. relatives. was cousin the Pacific Mail January gas, resulting ches at Queen Sloop Kalulani, from Akl's Landing tho firedamp accounting The total rainfall was below the av- late Emma. All members of for large number of a tho 3:30 p. m. the dead. For erage tho week at all statloi, hav- Ahahul Kaahumanu attended her Occidental & Oriental S. S. Co time after the explosion four hundred for funeral which took place this after- Br. S. S. ing record of ten or more years, ex- Bueentaur Jenkins, from of the miners were entombed through a noon 2:30 o'clock. cepting excesses of .19 and o04 Inch at Toyo Risen Kaisha S. S. Co. Newcastle, Wellington and Suva, 4:30 cave-I- n of a the workings. u, GREENFIELD At Honokaa, Hawaii, p. m. 3,000 I.-- I. U. S. Bureau, xiono-lul- with tons coal for S. N. at the Weather January 25, 1907, Dr. C. B. Greenfield Co., Oahu, respective- and freight for Vancouver. NEXT MAIL FROM COAST. and Walmanalo, of England, aged 03. Steamers of the above Companies will call at Honolulu and leave this Br. S. S. .16 Glenfarg, Holman, en routo The S. S. Hongkong Maru Is due here ly. The deficiencies ranged from part on or about the dates below mentioned .1.11 Kohalu, from Honolulu to Yokahama, returned tomorrow afternoon from San Francis-- , Inch to Inches In the FELL FROM BALCONY. FOR CHINA AND JAPAN. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. 6 short of coal, p. m. 5 .41 to .91 Inch In the Kau, Konu a boy, 15 S co with days' later mall. She will A man and whose names have JWRIC JAN. HONGKONG MARU JAN. 29. Hamakua, and 1.18 to 2.22 Inches In Tuesday, January probably leave Thursday morning for , not yet been reported, fell from the COPTIC JAN. 22 KOREA , JAN. 18 French cruiser Cotlnat, the Hllo and Puna districts of Ha- - 31 19 Houtefaulte, the Orient. balcony of the Magoon block, Kaka- HONGKONG MARU JAN. AMERICA MARU JAN. i- -. 20 days from , en route to waii; .30 inch to 1.01 Inches .he yesterday, owing, KOREA FEB. 12 SIBERIA FEB. 5 ako, It is said, to the New Caledonia, at navy wharf. ' Konad Istrlct of Kauai, and .11 to being away. AMERICA MARU FEB. 20CHINA FEB. 12 WATER ON KING STREET. railing rotten and giving S. S. Mihau, Thompson, from Kauai, Steady and heavy rams Sunday night .31 nch on Oahu, excepting at the The man Is In bed, suffering from some 6:55 a. m., with 4,00 bags sugar, 29 pes. swelled the' Palolo Valley stream to a two stations where excesses occurred. Internal injury. The boy was not bad machinery and 12 cases Practically stations reported less For general Information apply to machinery. muddy torrent that washed the low-- 1 all ly hurt. S. S. Mauna Loa, Slmerson, from land about. Other streams overran rainfall than during the preceding Hawaii and Maul ports at 5:38 a. m. their banks. Between McCully street week. The greatest differences occurr- GOT A DIVORCE. Wednesday, January 30. and Pawaa Junction, King street was ed Kauai, where they ranged from Joseph Knawo was granted a divorce T. K. S. S. Hongkong Maru, Bent, yesterday washed across 12.03 to 14.05 Inches, and 1.09 to against Elizabeth Keawe, for statutory with mud Ha- Hackfeld from San Francisco p. m. in- 5.42 Inches In the Kau district of cause, by Judge Lindsay. and water, In some places several S. S. Mlkahala, Gregory, from Kauai ches deep. waii. ports, early a. m. The following reports in connection Demurrer of defendant in Jcnks s. eruption Mauna Bulletin Publishing Co. will be heard GOT REGISTERED TITLE. i with the volcanic of DEPARTING. Judge Loa. Hawaii, were received. Hawaii by Judgo Do Bolt at 9 a. m. tomorrow. Weaver granted a decree for hazy Monday January 2S. a registered land tltlo to Kallallnul Puakea Ranch, atmosphere and S. S. Llkollke, Naopala. for Hamakua Plantation Co., Ltd. smoky; Kohala Mill, smoke heavy 19-- TENDERS FOR BUILDING Nursing 5 Mothers ports, p. m. inclusive; Kohala Mission, atmosprero CONVENT. Tuesday, 29. 12th; NluIII, January LANAI DECISION CONTINUED. , smoky since tho much S. S. Klnau, Freoman, every will find a true friend in for Hllo and Supremo Court morning smoke noticeable day; Laupahoe Sealed Tenders for the building of way ports, noon. The met this aHkalau, smoky throughout and adjourned until 10 o'clock tomo- hoe and a Convent at Kalmuki will be received S. S. Keauhou, Sachs, for Kauai Hllo, atmosphero very 12 1907, rrow morning. No decision In tno La- the week; until m. February 4th, by Bish- ports, 5 p. m. smokyfll days smoky; Kapo-h- o, nai appeal was given. It is possible Olaa Mill, op Llebert Hubert Boeynaems, at the S. S. Iwalanl. Piltz. for Molokal. Mnm , sky clouded from smoke; Naalehu, Catholic Mission. and Lanai ports, 5 p. m. that the opinion may be given tomor-- row, It is not thought the atmosphero Is full of smoke; Kau Plans and specifications can be had S. S. J. A. Cummins, Searle, for Koo- - but that the run- decide upon (23) (Walohlnu) tho lava streams of Contractor W. Matlock Campbell at lau ports, 7 a. m. court will this matter until ac- Sloop later in the week. ning toward South Kona continue his otllce. 122 King Street. Kalulani, for Akl's Landing, 11 (24) (Wallace) a. m. tive; Koalakekua u is It is a pure beverage that contains barley malt which reported this morning there is no ANNUAL MEETING. S. S. W. G. Hall. Thompson, for COMEDIAN BOARDER. that is a food and hops which are a tonic. Ka fire to be seen In tho lava flow, but It nourishes uai ports, 5 p. m. The landlady was disturbed mch the crater Is still active; Kealakekua Tho meeting of tho stock- and strengthens the whole system and is recommend- Br. S. S. Glenfarg. Holman. for Yo. whan some of boarders, In- annual she lost her (Davis), very smoky; Puuwaawaa, Telephone Co., ed by all leading physicians. Everyone kohama, probably p. m. cluding (But sho holders of the Mutual likes it. the star. found a smoky. Huolo, January ray of hope In tho comedian boarder. Maul the entire fslana Ltd., will be held .Wednesday, ' enveloped 9 PASSENGERS. "I hope Mr. Highball," she exclaim- has been In smoke throubh 30th, at a. m., at the office of the hazy Ala- ed at breakfast "that you will stick out the week; Klhel, smoky and Company corner Merchant and Arrived. latter part of week; Walluku, atmos kea streets. Purity Guaranteed Per S. S. Mauna Loa, from Hawaii by me." x roplled phere hazy, most likely due to voiearilc CHAS. H. ATHERTON, and Maul ports January 29 S. Pol-lan- d, "Yes, madam," Mr. Highball, A. smoke. Oahu Honolulu (W. B.) Secretary Mutual Telephone Co., Ltd. wife, Mrs. J. Rubinstein, Mrs. J. dramatically,. !"I will stick by you at mosphero smoky on 22-2- 6, Honolulu, January 22, 1907. Hansmann, G. Little, Hum- through thick and thin." at Intervals tho Charles J. inclusive; very mel, G. Lycurgus, James Whitney, Mrs. "Thick and thin?" Maunawll! Ranch, smoky on 23rd 24th. GOOD R. C. Brown, R. C. Brown, Loo Joe, "Yes, thick coffee and thin soup." and DINNERS H. D. Harrison, Allen Herbert, Tho following table shows the week Oregon Restaurant Miss averages temperature R. AValdron, F. L. Waldron, T. R. Rob- Mascfarlane, Mrs. S. K. Alull, E. II. ly of and rain' HOY WO, Proprietor. for the principal Islands Only when your meats are what they should be. inson, R. P. Robinson, J. O. Young, F. Hart, R. W. Filler and 39 deck. fall and for L. Testa, J. A. Magoon, Y. "Von Hing, Booked the group: Reopened under nev management. lie cuts you get 01 us are always good. one I No R. Wassman, A. Gnrtley, Miss Schae-fe- r, Per S. S. Iwalanl, January 29, for pa Temperature. Rainfall Befit 25 cents Meal In TVwn. sells better, and few as good. H. Focke, Mrs. J. A. Palmer, Miss Jack McVoIgh. Hawaii C9.4 deg. 0.43 Inch Open Tuesday December IS. E. Cross, Rev. D. Scuddor, Mrs. D. Per S. S. W. G. Hall, January 29, for Maul 70.6 dog. 0.78 inch Scudder, W. A. Greenwell, R. A. Kauai ports Mrs, M. Kapa, H. Hol- Oahu . .,, 71.1 deg. .0,56 Inch F. W. Ferry, A. W. Carter, L. mes, R'. R. Reldford. Kauai 70. 6 deg. 0,32 Inch P. E. R. Strauch, Paragon JdC&:l33&t Chong, W. W. Brunner, J. H. Hunt, Per S. S. Keauhou, January 29, for Molokal 70.3 dog. 1.04 Inches REAL ESTATE EXPERT. "THE GORE." Mrs. J. H. Hunt, Master J. Hunt, .Miss Kauai ports Miss McLyons, Real Estate bought and so . Entlreg roup ...,70,0deg. 0.62 Inch Money advantage. Emma, Beretania and Alakea Invested to best Stieets. t M. F. Matz, Miss Stella Pedro, C. Fine Job Printing, Star Office. At the local qfflse of the U. S.. Weath- - Walty building. 74 S. King Sh fM aUWAtUfl ftAll. tfMAt, lAKVAAT . WW. MAUI HAS A NEW Coughsand COUNTY BUILDING V It It Tho First of tho Yqov MJILT PRIMARILY POfl A JAIL IT CONTAIN OfriOM FOR ALL THK Colds COVNTT OPrtCIAM AKD IS OONStDKREO Qt'ITK AN ADDITION a TO WA1LUKC-ROO- M PROVIDMO POR MEETINOa OP TMC BOA HO CREMO and U others will want marahanU OP BUPBRVtSORI. !H THE HKfT. BLAJfJC BKt, CAL0AX PADB, IKKITAXD8, PBNOtLC, PBX, to lit be almoat Instantlf MM K up your office. Wa hart just received Mar Sc. Cigar a large shipment of OVPICM SUP AmU'OHp tablets ace null ill t early WAJLUKU. January OmHRP af taw building and aava the f oalcee in the new Waltatta fM tratfe and mare the aaaaa In the attack. It la tha tmmn wham oos4etad and alll be ecoapiad tlMI than II ra tkmtarm an we STOCK () kv As ar doling out our rb the Afferent Countr ocirere. rlaHted The grounds wRa MKMetile. Aa wilt sold cost t taanasjratHre CABINBTS same be at the sturhteet chance The building la a neat an an tbe awt) aa some om the alaiMnt can be reeulta In a aW. May w salt yau offices are flnlahed In a flJat claaa aaan casagrfeted the entire aatlalng will be H. Haokfakl & Co,, . net-- ready tor uae and the prtaonars qunr-Wrr- 1 LIMITED Lid, some of er nMtl-prr- ii tabtata? There la a large room for tr saaat below in the eatta provided for Wall, Nichols Co,, tag of the County board and a eparata Wholesale fMatrtbutors. oJttce for each of the other county oH- - Now the next work we want done la a new court house on the grounds The grouping of all of the Countr aooupled by the old court house and the r officers tog-ethe- in one building wilt building; now used as a Jail. W. G. Irwin & Go. be found much more convenient than This u needed mora than any one was the case with former conditions thing in Walluku and every cltlaen when each officer had to And an oMee should make It his business to further where he could and consequently they the plan to have a new building here AGENTS FOR THE were scattered all over town. that would be an ornament as well x The road men have built a stone re- aubaere the ends of use. The Maul Royal Insurance Co. of Liverpool, En;. taining wall and made a fill in front News. Scottish Union & National Inc. Co., of ESdlnburg, Scotland. Sleep-Tim- e Wllhelmlna of Madgeburg General Ins. ill HONOLULU IN ft 010 101 FAVOR When Company. 07 Commercial Union Assurance Co. or London. id Sis NEW EHCYCLOPEDiA EXCHANGING T EACHERS Comes We have a full lino of 1907 sample suitings open for your Inspection now. PUB- Bamboo Furniture These cloths are the very best value ARTICLE THAT IS TO UK BOARD (F EDUCATION TURNED a dim night-lig- ht may be wished. Electric lamps are now CARPENTER WORK. for the money and will appeal to the LISHED IN THE NEW ENCYCLO- DOWN PRINCIPAL LAWS' obtainable which may be turned down to one candle power, thrifty man for that reason. using an inappreciable amount af . They do their Tho stylish man can get the cut he PEDIA BRITANNICA. wants and a perfect fit. Also ho can duty without fear of extinguishment if night wind rise with- Is out any 188 Beretanla Street. I'onolulu. be sure he oxcluslvo If ho buys hero Honolulu Is to appear in the new A meeting of the board of education danger. As quickly as need may be at a touch xor not more than of three suits tho Encyclopedia Iirltanulca. A communi- waa held yesterday afternoon, at which the light is increased to full power. Ooaats wired and elec- samo cloth will be made. cation to the "Mayor" of Honolulu was trically lighted are no longer poky. Matches present M. PHILLIPS & CO., Yours for tho 1907 trade. C. J. Hutchlns the newly appointed need not read at the board of supervisors lat temptation to youthful No lace curtains Wholesale Impc'era night. The communication requested member, attended his first session. inveigators. are And Jobbers of W.W.A liana Co. Ilytcl that an account of tit; article on Hono- The board of education voted aa ever ignited by Electric Lamps. Merchant Tailors. lulu, which was to be published In the Impracticable a proposition submitted ftMERICAHND EUROPEAN DRY GOODS encyclopedia, be revised and corrected by Principal Robert Uw of the Royal Phone Blue 2741. by the "Mayor" and be returned to C. School for the board to allow exchanges G. Whlnery of New York. Chairman Corner of fort uid Quee 8ta. No. 62 King Street. of teachers from these Islands to be Hustace said that he would take charge made with teachers from otrT lands. of the matter. Appointments to schools on Hawaii Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd by PACIFIC PICTURE FRAMING CO. The article which was submitted for made Inspector Charles King were THING revision was as follows. confirmed as follows: Office, King near Alakca St. 'Phone, Main 39a Artistic "Work Guaranteed. LATEST "Honolulu, a city, port of entry and Mrs. M. Kokl, assistant at Waiinea. the capital of Hawaii, U. S. A., on the Miss Louise Dale, assistant at High S. coast of the Island of Oahu, at the school, Hllo. Nuuanu Street near Hotel. mouth of Nuuanu Valley, 2100m. S.W. MIhh Guard, transferred from Haa-he- o of San Francisco. Pop. (1S90) 22(90"f to Union school, Hllo. MUM (1900) 30,306, of whom 24,746 were Mrs. II. Ludloff, to Haaheo. HU males, 14,660 were females; about 10,000 JSrs. lOverend temporary principal THE HAWAIIAN REALTY were Hawallans, 15,000 were Asiatics at Hunokua. AND MATURITY CO. Ltd. and about 5000 were Portuguese. Ho- J. W. Marsh, assistant at Papalkou. I'oliaku-pok- u. Delicatessen Real Estate, Mortgages, Loans and nolulu Is served by the Oahu Railway, Miss L. Mack assistant at Investment Securities. Homes built on by electric lines to the principal sub- the Installment plan. urbs, and by steamship lines to San Mrs. Olney, assistant nt Honokaa. Kinds of annuities to protect you by The right sort of cheese for the right time. That is what Borne Offlce: Mclntyro Building, T. Francisco, Seattle, Tajcomu Manila, A lecommendatlon Miss Paris H. against the vicissitudes age agent, ot salary L. K. KEXTWELL, General Manager. of old Victoria, Sydney and South American, school for an Increase Roque- Chinese Japanoso and Now England to Mr. Pohlna, at Mllolll, Kona, was vc have at our counter. Imperial, Young America, JUST OUT. ports. Tho business section and the not entertained. (Telephones Of- Residence, "White 861; older rositlonco quarters occupy low Mrs. Nottlo L. Scott's application for fort and Wisconsin, And fish, also. Red Cod and Smoked fice, Main 293. It will pay you as It has paid other ground but many of the newer resi- a life diploma was laid on tho tabic. and Fish. is genuine delicacy. to Investigate these poMcIes before In- dences are built on the Hides .if neigh- Miss 'Helen Smith's resignation from Halibut Butter Here a GOMES' EXPRESS CO creasing your Insurance. Call or write boring hills and mountains of wh ch the Royal School was nceoptod. Furniture Moved "With Care to All for particulars. there are several from COO to 2000 feet Miss Mary F. Potter was granted a Parts of the City In height. The Punchbowl bohlnd the leave of absence, not to oxceed 2 OFFICE 716 FORT STREET. city a hill rising about 500 feet above months, from tho Union School, Hllo. Near Queen, opp. Hackfeld Building. tho sea, Diamond Head, a rock about Superintendent Babbitt announced 1C00 feet In height, 5 miles to the S.E., the arrival of E. B. Illanchard, tho Castle Coole and the Nuuanu Pall, a lofty and pic- science teacher for the High School. AN IHB IMS turesque precipice 6 miles up the val- Babbitt svqted that It was expected Metropolitan Meat Co., Ltd ley, aro especially known for tholr com- that the attendance nt he Hllo High HillCOMPANY, LTD. GENERA AGENTS. i manding views. In front of tho city school would be 75 the coming year Sole manufacturers and agents is the small harbor woll protected from while at Honolulu the attendance of In 150 high school. Genuine Kola Mint. (Don't buy poor all winds except those from the S; would be about at the A. B. ELNER. Br.eclal Agent. 1892 govern- report relative to Imitations.) Phone Main, 71. and after tho Hawaiian A supplementary ment deepened Its entranco from 21 Industrial education to be Included In feet to 30 feet. Ten miles to the W. Is the annual report, was submitted and CLOTHES CLEANED AND W.G.Trwm&Co.jLtc1 tho much more spacious Pearl Harbor, approved. 8ale of PRESSED BY THE the bar at the entrance of which was It was announced by Superintendent Honolulu Renovating Co. Wm. G. Irwin. .President and Manager In 1906 being removed by tho United Babblttt that the department now had T. FUJI. MANAGER. John D. Spreckels. First nt States government. Tho streets of Ho- a splendid system of check and record W. Vice-Preside- nt schools All Promptly M. Glffard.r.. Second nolulu aro wide, aro macadamized with of every thing pertaining to the Telephone Messages be Imme- BOOK H. M. Whitney Treasurer crushed or broken lava, and are lined so that Information could Attended To. Call cloth-boun- d We For and Deliver. Richard Ivers Secretary trees. diately supplied the members of the 500 popular novels will be sold at half prices. Telephone 378. with palms and other ornamontal Main W. F. aro mostly of legislature. Richard Street near Queen. Wilson Auditor The business houses All recent books. 'Regular prices each. brick or stone and range from two to $1.50 In height. About most of SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS six stories Sale begins Monday, January 21, and continues only a few Y. WO CO. th0 residences there are tropical trees, ft CONTROVERSIALIST JING flowering shrubs, and plants. Wood Is days. GROCERIES, FRUITS. AGENTS FOR tho moso common material of which Oceanic Steamship Co., San Francisco, aro built; a largo por- , VTGH5TABLES, ETC. the residences Cal. tion of these residences are one-stor- y RETIRES GRACEEULLY Company, Ltd., Western Sugar Refining Co., San Fran- cottages; verandas are common; Hawaiian News 118S-11- Nuuanu Street. broad cisco, Cal. and of the more pretentious residences 1 Rev. Father Belssel. Alexander Young Building. BTelepaone Haln 238. Box M3. soml-outdo- or drawlngroom Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel- the lanal, Dear Sir; I wish to acknowledge phia, Fa. with conservatories adjoining, Is a not- appreciation your "China- with thnnks and Newall Universal, Mill Co., Manufac- able feature. In one section, courteous of Saturday. Its paci- houses have been built, by letter turers of National Cane Shredder, town" the fic tone was a pleasant surprise, for I Honolulu Iron Works, In China. ' New York, N. Y. the Chinese, like those you would be savage Throughout the city there Is a marked had supposed that Pacific on Transportation Co., San I enough to want to put me through a Francisco, Cal. absence ot poverty and squalor. Tho 'sausage, somothlng government buildings are oxtenslvo machine or do BTEAM ENGINES. SUGAR MILLS, appoarance; equally dreadful. and have a pleasing that say BOILERS, COOLERS, IRON, BRASS of the executive, In a beautiful park, Before closing I would like to AND LEAD CASTINGS. ,IID was formerly the royal palaco and still that It Is Impossible for you to abhor contains many relics of royalty. Facing tho Mormon religion more than I do; J. P. COOKE, Manager. the Judiciary building Is an heroic sta-tu- o and also that I do not know John M. Machinery of Every Description Made 'in brortzo of Kamehameha the Mahuka from Adam. But for his let- to Order. Particular attention paid to V Groat. In the W, section of the city ter I should iprobably never have be- Ship's Blacksmlthlng. Job Work Ex OFFICERS : is the Bishop Museum, a line stone come aware of his existence. Perhaps We'll toast Mt. Ralnler's pretty las. cuted o nShort Notice. building on a commanding slta con- It Is fortunate for him that you did not H. P. Baldwin President taining a large collection of Hawaiian regard him as a sheep going to you for Who's olad for winter snow, J. B. Castle First Vice-Preside- nt nnd Polynesian relics and curios. Four food, If It would have Involved your Vice-Preside- And to her tropic lands. W. M. Alexander.Second nt Is drink of CO, LTD, mllos E. of the business center, at the giving him meat. for a meat diet c, & L. T. Peck nt Third foot of Diamond Head, Is Walklkl not conducive to the health and happi- She's clothed In lels you know. J. Waterhouse Treasurer seabench, noted for Its surf-boatin- g, ness of sheep. Still, even .a Mormon QUEEN STREET, E. E. Paxton ...... Secretary and Kaplolanl Park, a pleasant resort. Is worth saving and although I am Let's both these lassies prost In beer, HONOLULU, H. W. O. Smith . Director Honolulu has also two other parks, sev- not a Catholic mysolf. I am very will- Champagne oannot-- compete, eral fine public squares, several hos- ing to concede that If any Mormon pitals, a maternity home, the Lunalllo were to become a Catholic It would t' Tb waters aura fraai Raiiar's Mouat AGENTS FOR. Sugar Factors and Home for aged Hawailans, an asylum a change for the better. for the Insane, several schools of high I will not you further. We will Makes "Rainier" hard to beat. Hawaiian Agricultural Company. Ono bore Commission rank both public and private, a library agree to differ on some points and your znea Sugar Company, Honomu Sugar flerchants containing 14,000 volumes and the col- boat shall have ample space to avoid a Company, Walluku Sugar Company, lections of tlvo Hawaiian IHUtorlcal collision. Sugar Society, a number of benevolent, llto-rar- y, Respectfully yours, Ookala Plantation Company, and soolal and political societies, VIOLET HAMILTON. (2. A. Nelson, Agent. Pepeekeo Sugar Co., Kapapala Ranch. AGENTS FOR seat of both an art league, and.ltf tho Honolulu, January 27th, 1907. Planters Line Shipping Company. an Anglican and a Roman Catholic Phono White 1331. Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com. bishopric. aro LIST OF OFFICERS. pany. Thoro various Journals COURT ADJOURNS SINE DIE. and periodicals, flvo languages being Tho U .S. yes- Charles M. C oke.. Haiku Sugar Company. Court was adjourned ...... President represented. Tho chlof industries are terday, slno die. Tho session In tho .V-Pre- Paia Plantation. Geo. H. Robertson. s. & Mgr. trade tho city's flshmarkot with fish morning term of court Maul Agricultural Company. sight concluded the B. Faxon Bishop,... Treas. & Secy. of curious colors is an interesting and there will bo no more court here Klhel Plantation Company, the manufacture of machinery and Judge F, W. Macfarlane ,Audltor Sugar until Dole returns from Hllo, In Hawaiian Company, carriages, rice milting and ship build- the course of days. P. C. Jones Director about ten In the Kahuku Plantation Company. ing. The waterworks are owned and matter of tho bankruptcy of H. R. RBCBIVBD C. H. Cooke Director Kahulul Railroad Company. operated govern- JUSTfine of San Francisco Earthquake and 'A Beautiful t) tho Ter.orlu' Hitchcock the accounts of the trustee A View Fire. J-- R. OM Director Haleakala Ranch Company, ment. Tho harbor was discovered In wero approved and tho bankrupt dls Itcture in Colors, size 26x36 inches; very cheap; only $1,00, 1794; city was m 1S16 and All of the above tho fornix charged. " named constitute In 1820 It was made the capital of the GENERAL ADVERTISING & COLLECTING AGENCY, the Boad of Directors. Fine Job Printing, Star Offlce, archlpelago.'i Fine Job Printing, Star Office, 74 King Street, Room 4. , jfc JtAWlttAI tfJJk TVMftAt, JAKCAM W. tMt. 1 t if tfwntiUflm Bhm DAILY AND BBMt WEEKLY. D, 8TK1NWAY f"TAHH AND riTHKIt P1AMOB Hflhtfthed every afirrntwn (enctpt tttmlty) by U MftWttttN itr omoadour THAYER PIANO CO. NVw Patterns for I Ntwipaptr AitockMion. Limited. ii ii K.' "!" l Hi "i v V"'in Hoi' I Mi'Mio Mnln ri utntnml may make lh SUBSCRIPTION RATES: TI'MNU UK MIA NT K I l greatcd Stir but Mo per annum... 9 i.oo StttL Cull Patterns ftlwuys Mnlgn, per nnu. ti.oo KXTRACT Ptyrtblc kt atfvMcc. rxcu rcrwosn El Pnloncia Cigars make the bvl garment M VMM i KmmM. lUtMM, m eeeaai eteM TOILWT WATBA iMfTrunuTonB ' Li 1 A TM4ffltoffl llayseldon Tolincco Co. hy Milfrtf MMt Ml. ir THm HAVE TW3 ITT PRANK L. HOOGS (MANAGER SXQUMITK JEWKLRT E.W.Jordan & Co. ITUESDAY JANUARY Jg, 1907 J. A. R. V1BRRA CO. Htt Street. 000000090eOG09CGOdOOOOO' Anions; the Midway Plaisunee a feature, of the New Zealand Ex- - HATI, SHIRTS, 5 'Christ- - J IIS Fiji position now in progress at UNnBRWBAR, HOSIBIIT SPECIAL SALE OF cnurcn ew Zealand, is a lire Walkei'S O Pite O walking stunt by a company of U. SKKOMOTO. OC50CKOOOCK500XOOOOOOOCOCK fire-walke- rs from Fiji. Judging HoUl Street. front the space given it by tin colonial papers, it must be one of the best shows at trie exposition and NEW 0A1LU CAItltlAGE Libby's Canned Meats the one that attracts by far the most attention. MANUFACTURING CO. Ua in Honolulu some five or six years To those who saw Papa Any kind of repair work on carriages. go the descriptions of the fire-walki- feat at Christchurch, have a Hortei hoed. We aim to offer sqmc special attraction each month. For very familiar sound. The note of familiarity extends even to descrip- No. 1179 River street, Honolulu. one week we will sell some of the famous Libby canned meats tions of the crowds of spectators, in defiance of the favor of the gods at special prices. We guarantee the quality and freshness of who make the nrirticle possible, rushing heedlessly, and skeptically the goods. over the hot stones and suffering no harm, though no incantations Regular. Special. were made in their behalf. Some of the descriptions of this feature of b. tins, Libby's Turkey and Tongue 50c. 30c. the show almost parallel the incident of the manager and the soldier -- lb. " " Boneless Chicken 35c. 25c. inci-'de- nt & from Camp McKinlcy when Papa Ita was here, and of a similar Whitney Marsh 1- -lb. " " Jellied Hocks 25c. 15c. when he was in Wailuku. In the soldier case the soldier, against 2- -lb. " " English Brawn 30c. 20c. the most emphatic assurance of the manager that no one not versed b. " " Whole Pig's Feet 20c. 15c. In the rites and incantations of the ceremony could walk over the Deep Sea Fresh Crab Meat 25c. 3 for 50c. hot stones without serious harm, did walk out right to the middle of OXJR .the pit of hot stones. Whereupon the manager, clearly falsifying his town statements and in defiance of his own assurances of danger, lushed after the soldier, scurrying across the hot stones, apparently Henry May & Co., Ltd Utterly oblivious of the fact that they were hot, to drag the soldier Annua Telephones 22 and 02 Boston Block, iot from his supposed danger, but from acts which clearly discredited earance Sale Fort Street the mystery and miraculousncss of the show. In the Christchurch exhibitions, there was a committee of biolo- -- OF- gists appointed to witness the exhibition and make tests to determine Telephone) Main 101 its- - genuineness and the conditions and explanations of the ceremony. P. O. Box 6S3. This committee's description of the pit, and the heating of the stones HARRY ARMITAGE and the levelling of them in the pit preparatory to their being walked Stools Boad over, might have answered for a description of the same process in and Loose Papa Ita's exhibitions. Then they go on to say that the time occu- Member of Honolulu Stock and Bond Lea hirt Waists Exchange. pied in walking over the hot stones did not exceed sixteen seconds; the men took their steps rather deliberately, choosing those stones WILL BSGIN ON Few shares of following stocks for that happened to project most above the general level, and planting sale: Pioneer Mill Co., Oahu Sugar the fore part of the foot, rather than the heel, fairly upon the stones. Co., Ewa Plantation Co.; Hawalltn The biologists estimated that the time of each step varied from a half Sugar Co., Walalua Agricultural Co., Wo have complete outfits. Original Etc. to three-quarte- rs of a second, and that therefore the time of contact Friday, Morning February i, record and transfer cases All rullagi of the foot with any stone must have been considerably less than that Ofllce, Campbell Block Merchant St. and material the best. ,timc. Experiments to determine the surface temperature of the Honolulu, T. H. Expert accountants testify to the of stones which were stepped on, were interfered with by the rush of this form of recording of the crowd to see for itself how hot the stones were. But the tests that all transactions. Now Is the v.'ere made proved that no part of the surface tested was hot enough tlme.to REDUCTIONS ALL DOWN THE LINE, IN select for the New ear. to melt a small portion of an alloy whose melting point is 143 degrees IRON BEDS i Centigrade, though the granules were allowed to remain on the stone long enough to have melted, considerably longer than the foot con- Lawns, Batistes, Silks, Cashmeres, Etc. tact. Two stones melted sulphur, which melts at 115 Centigrade, and BIG SHIPMENT another just melted parafinc which melts at 75 degrees, Centigrade. JUST RECEIVED. The biologists did not offer any explanation of the feat. Hawaiian Office Specialty To anyone familiar with the porous lava stones used in this rire-walki- ceremony, the explanation of the mystery is not difficult. J. HOPT & CO. These stones are so porous as to be poor conductors of heat. The heat radiates from the surface very much more rapidly than it spreads 1053-10- BISHOP STREET. .from the interior of the stone to the surface. Hence, as is well known, Old Kentucky Y. .while the under part of one of these stones may be red hot, its top A FINE BLENDED BOURBON WHISKEY IN GALLONS, HALF CAHARA & CO Corner BeretantaI8HII,and Nuuanu St. Mtrfacc is black and very much cooler. While it is hot it is not as GALLONS AND BOTTLES. LIQUOR, DEALERS. JAPANESE DRUGGISTS hot as it seems, and the foot of a man who has GENERAL MERCHANDISE been accustomed to Corner Queen go barefooted all his life might easily come in .contact with it for the and Alakea Streets! All kinds American patent medicine PHONE MAIN 492. 4t low prices. fraction of a second, or even longer, without damage. People who 3 Bottles for $2.00 P. O. BOX 664. have seen lava flows, especially those who have seen them close to their solirce, have been struck with the rapidity with which the surface, U. S. Department for 17 years, 84. i o: Agriculture, exposed-t- the air, cools and hardens, so that within a comparatively Iv-2r- Weather Bureau. Absolute minimum for this month for Iwta. 17 years, 65. short time not days, nor even hours one can walk over it in safety Co., MONTHLY METEOROLOGICAL Family Liquor Dealers. Average dally excess or deficien- and without discomfort. The phenomena of fresh lava, which has SUMMARY. () Telephone, Main cy ( ) of this month as compared with 'ooled and cracked on the surface, so that it can be walked over wit- 169 King Street. 240. Temperature. mean of 17 years, 0.4. hout danger, will yet ignite a stick stuck into the cracks, or boil water (Deg. Fahr.) Preclpl- - Ch'r'ct'r Accumulated excess or deficiency Date. Max, Mln. Mean, () in a kettle placed over these one of the cracks. 4000 pages of embossed Braille in an hour. ..The machineman adjusts tatlon. of day. ( ) since January 1, 18. 1 78 67 72 .01 Clear Average dally excess or deficien- Nevertheless the Fijian fire walking rite or ceremonial is won- the machine and pulls a proof, which is sent to a blind man to read, 2 () a 78 66 72 ... Clear cy ( ) since January 1, 0.0. derfully interesting spectacle. easily sen- 3 78 and any mistakes can quickly and be altered; even if a whole 65 72 ... Clear PRECIPITATION. 4 78 70 74 .60 Cldy tence be omitted it can easily be fput in its proper place, a thing quite Total this month, 10.02;, '6 81 70 76 ... Cldy W.V.V.VAV.V.V.VAVAVM - impossible with the usual style of Braille printing. When all is ready, Greatest precipitation In 24 The London Daily Mail has an- 7 80 72 76 ... Cldy hours, the machine man starts the a girl lays on the sheets, which ' 4.44; date, 13th and 14th. :i ' "ouncCfl luitc a" innovation in motor, 5 79 71 75 .15 Cldy A in Total precipitation this month in ,m Vucnflnr journalism. quickly appear embossed the most regular manner possible, with 8 81 73 ncwapapcA It proposes to publish 77 T Cldy 1877, 2.34; 1878, 1.79; 1879, 8.86; 1880, 1,46; round, firm, smooth points, pleasant to the touch. When sufficient 9 78 71 ;I $ a weekly edition for the blind, 74 .05 Cldy 1881, 6.12; 1882, 2.14; 1883, 4.17; 1884, 3.90; Fot The Blind 10 80 70 ;S printed in Braille characters. This sheets are printed on one side, they are "perfected," and put through 75 .12 Cldy 1885, 2.52; 18S0, 4.52; 1887, 7.11; 1888, .17; 'l 11 SO 71 the machine again to print on the opposite side, and here care is re- 76 ... Pt Cldy 1SS9, 6.56; 1890, 1.30; 1891, 2.31; 1892, 4.26; V.V.W.V.V.V.V.".V.V.V.V.V 's the first time that a great daily 12 79 71 75 .33 Cldy quired; but by an ingenious on machine, Pt 893, 1.58; 1904, 3.13; 1905, 2.83; 1906, 1C.02. has adaptation the the 13 69 attempted to cater to blind 77 73 3.66 Cldy Average 20 opposite side of the page can be embossed in of this month for years, leaders. There arc 40,000 blind in the British Isles, so that it will be without any 13 80 70 75 1.32 Cldy 3.86. way injuring the embossed points already printed. The sheets are 15 78 71 74 ... seen that there is quite a constituency, to which to appeal. The Daily Clear Excess () or deficiency ( ) of this Mail announces that it does not expect the enterprise to pay as a then taken to the warehouse,' wjiere they are collated, folded, and 16 79 70 74 . 04 Clear month as compared with average of 17 80 71 76 .01 Clear 2 financial venture, but that it is willing to undertake it as an attempt these processes can be as well done by blind as by sighted people. Oyears, ,6.16. 18 80 72 76 .01 Clear Accumulated excess or deficiency to discharge some of the One of the most interesting features of the edition for the blind is the 19 79 72 () moral and philanthropic obligations which 76 .08 , Pt Cldy ( ) 1, 1.46. chess since January it feels it owes to the British people. page. Few people are aware that there is a Blind Chess Club 20 75 69 72 .06 ' Cldy WIND. in 21 72 64 63 .97 The paper will be a sixteen page sheet and will be sold for a penny, Great 'Britain, which regularly plays tournaments. Cldy Prevailing direction, NE.; tltal move- 22 71 63 67 .17 Cldy approximately two cents in our money. The contents of each issue ment, 8112 miles; average hourly velo- 23 73 64 68 .03 Pt Cldy city, 10.9; velocity fiv& will be: The week's home news, diary of maximum (for the week's foreign news, That London Times encyclopaedia nouneement that Governor Caiter's 24 73 63 68 .07 Cldy minutes), 55 miles per hour, from SE. general news for the blind, letters from blind readers, and a weekly artlclo about Honolulu, ought to suit message to the legislature will contain 23 73 64 68 .03 Cldy on 31st. chess problem. The announcement lias been enthusiastically welcom- the people who are afraid the world nothing sensational, may be taken with 26 76 65 70 .15 'Pt Cldy Average relative humidity, 78. might learn that these Islands are of 27 78 65 72 .28 Cldy C. ed by the blind from one end of the country to the other, many much satisfaction. Pt WEATHER. and volcanic origin. There Is not a word 28 76 68 72 T Cldy charitable people are subscribing for a year's Pt Number of clear days, 7; partly issue of the paper to said about It In the article, and the 29 75 64 70 .16 Pt Cldy 10: oloudy, 14; blind persons who The proposed bill giving the County cloudy, on which .01 Inch, are without means to pay for it themselves. Madame fact that Punchbowl and Diamond 30 72 69 66 1.42 Cldy more, of precipitation 23. fifty per cent of the corporation Income or occurred, Melba has written suggesting a concert to raise money for these an- Head are extinct craters Is carefully 31 76 67 72 .30 Pt Cldy MISCELLANEOUS PHENOMENA. nual disguised by speaking of Punchbowl as tax to the County where it Is earned, subscriptions on behalf of the indigent blind, and she offers to ought to get the unanimous support of (Dates of). a hill, and Diamond Head as a rock. none; lmlos: contribute to the programme. the legislators from.tho outside coun- Mean.. 77.2 68.0 72.6 Auroras, solar, none; 20th; hall, none; fog, The Braille characters arc a system of ties. ATMOSPHERIC lunarr, none; representation of letters by t jjljj. . thunderstorms, 30th. means of a system of raised points, not dissimilar in Kllauea Is warming up to the f olnt (Reduced to soa level; Inches and method to the where seems ovldVsnt Pale Note "T" Indicates trace of precipi- icpresentation of It Madame PHILOSOPHY OF A DYSPEPTIC. hundredths.) letters by dots and dashes in the Morse system, ex- Is ready to do her share In carrying tation. cept that it is addressed Mean, 29.98; highest, 30.14; date 24th; Frosts are not recorded the primarily to the sense of touch instead of to out that Hllo Tribune scheme of build- 29.51; after The flatterer Is never a bore. lowest, date, 30th. occurrence of "killing," except In Flo- the sense of sight, though it can be readily read by sight as well as by ing the Hllo breakwater by running the TEMPERATURE. molten lava right to rida and along the Immediate coast of touch. It has almost altogether superseded the older system of raised down the Hllo Every man should be his own foo) Highest, 81; date, 8th; lowest, 59; harbor Just where It Is needed. the Gulf of Mexico, letters, because of its greater adaptability, and the facility and cheap- killer. date, 30th. WM. B. STOCKMAN, ness with which it can be produced. Typewriters have been invented Greatest dally range, 13; date, 30th. Section Director, Weather Bureau. The lees money a man has, the sooner Least dally range, 6; date, 20th. fnd arc in use by which' text in Braille can be produced almost as The cannonading whloh was heard this morning was all courtesy and no a dootor cures him. Mean for this month In 1890, 72; 1891, Some people's goodness is probably quickly and easily as with an ordinary type-write- r, 1892, 1893, and machines for projeotlles. The war with Japan Is 74; 71; 71; 1894, 71; 1895, 73; due to the fact that they are never printing the Braille characters have been brought to a high state of still In the future. If powder won't romove freckles, why 1S96, 74; 1897, 72; 1898, 71; 1899, 73; 1900, found out. ' "CfWHimi perfection. ' The machine to be used by the Daily Mail is thus not try dynamite? 72; 1901,72; 1902, 71f 1003, 73; 1904, 72; 1905, : 72; 1906, 73. The only you can to get On theory average time afford the that "happy is the) The political platform Is Mean of this month for 17 years, 72. angry Is when you haven't anything A specially constructed machine, drivcin by an electric prints country has no history,'' e" up gang planks. motor, that the of Absolute maximum for this month else to do. . Sfcntomaiifc of Condition WILL DISPLAY Sped trip To -- Militia or TMK- - French Tho VoliMia Thr Mirt,..t Natural aiik of Hawaii, Limited THflRJlDUCTS Wnndr of th World, Ordered Cruiser Th- i.ii I r of vol, anlc activity ajgr. AT THE CLOAK OF Rial MEgg, DKCBMBBR II, 1IM. at '!) VMAMKKR K .'MMKnrK RXCl'R-IO- N TO HAWAII TO CARRY AN Crotdr of RiU'JLUM AggETa LIABILITIES. KXHIH1T or COMMODITIES. Into Gamp In Port Information from rellaWe Dlaoounts and Over CanllAl Ml tin t gMJM.fe to the effect that the pit la tilInsjt SMfla tl.tll.tM 11 a,.i... MttM.tt LOS A NOBLES, January I. -- Loa An OOVKIt.VoH IMllKOTa THK AD- - CAT1NAT AltlUVKH KK M SAN molten lava. Bye wltgM mm pronn Of the flrey iii,n.n undivided m.m.w geles Intend to show the people Jt'TANT OF TUB gBRVlCR TO DI BOO MANY SALUTEM AND display to befowa PS M.IM.U periston Ifnnd Thla Is an opportunity of a IttatfnM as gg Hawaii Just what products thla ett? lMM and Bank Fur- - Degoalta WMN ean supply the resident ot the PMHte ISM'K TMK NBCMMAJtY ORDRR. FORMAL CALLS. visit this wonderland. Mtg .. .. IMTI.M Dividends uncalled for UN.N Islands. Sperlal Round Trip gW 4 .M Rate. fra Sakt m,HI. other Bank Is' plan of com Governor an order Clever In appearance, It the the chamber of Carter issued the Uttte By ft. g. r,w.N merce, on the proponed trip to Hono- this morning to Colonel J. H. Roper French cruiser Catlnat, Commander Mauna Loa, leaving Aaetta 1st. g. dttnr MU.il February 23, convey on of th guard, direct- Houtefaulte, February Returning by lulu to the adjutant national arrived this morning from nau ateamer to be chartert-- for the trip ing him to Ikhuu an order calling the San Diego after a run of twenty days, 8a turdsy. February ftth. toijH, .It 11 an exhibit of no mean proportions, with guard Into encampment for a period docking at the enclosed navy Thla trip takes in the iinult ofw-wai- l, wharf at passes the Idea of giving the cittaens of Hono of flv days, an near February 10 as oclook. the recent lava flow. a4 lulu and of Hawaii generally an object poas bit.. Th order was accordingly United States Marine guards were allows a atay of four days a t the wg. f Lot! Hoper today sent cano, giving an exceptional npportx 0. H C00JU8, Caahler, do solemnly dWiMr that the ahove statement lesson of the ability Angeles to laaued by Colonel and stationed at the wharf approachea be VV. man-of-w- ar uy to an 4 t)i tMMt my supply the Hawallana with many of tOjColonwl J. Joim the commanding fore the swung alongside visit the scenes of fh at kiwwiadg and Itellif. - con- volcanic activity. 0. II. COOKS, Oaahler. their needs and to demonstrate that a officer of the militia. The order and no one was allowed to enter the steamship line direct between Hono nuns I no tor gates, this being the rule, Competent Guides accompany ' various aeiaus ine until the Bxamlned and found oorreot: It. F. Blihop, J. A. McOandless, F. C. lulu and Ban Pedro is a commercial anibllng of tlx- - troops and for their gangway Is down and the visiting bat ors through the volcanic raftoa. 'AthertOn, Directors; Zeno K, Myers, Auditor. necoaelly. fblpa Into the encampment. tler Is moored and lined and lashed THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO DAJ It is the expressed hope of officers The encampment will be held on the and hawse red and tied no one shall be UER. user! bed and sworn to before m this 7th day of January, A, D. 1907. of the chamber of commerce that every .QoWqatt Bat ate property near Wa- - permitted within the precincts of her For information and tickets apply ( FRED. T. P. Waterhouse, Notary Public, First Judicial Circuit. man Interested in trade with the Ha hJawa. The strictest discipline win lie docking operations, and, for a small waiian islands will arrange to make maintained among the troops, for the essel, the Catlnat made more of moor Henry Waterhouse Trust Co,, lid the coming trip. , hjjnor of the regiment Is at stake, on ing than does the monster Manchuria, The chamber of commerce Hawaiian rfne side, and the safety of the Wal-hatw- a the huge Mongolia, the- giant Korea or Tourist Infot motion Bureau, excursion committee met yesterday colony's pineapples Is In Jeo the leviathan Siberia. About four bells nnd received reports Knowing that thus pardy on the other. Governor Carter the American marines were relieved at Corner Fort and Merchant .Street. far 110 tickets for the excursion have does not desire any Brownsville Inci- the gateway and the Catlnat stationed Bath-Roo- m been applied for. Among those who dents In his and he has directed his marines of her own on guard. The Fixtures have signified their Intention of go officers of the guard to maintain the first guard permitted a grocer to pass Classified Advertisin ing on the excursion are W. J. Wash- strictest discipline. Heretofore, there and got severely called down for the burn, president of the Chamber or lms been occasion for complaint against breach of discipline. After this he was Dow-se- tt For Sale commerce, and Mrs. AVashburn. The the encampment of troops on the too scared to let even a customs ofllcer although not against the )Hss. No one was permitted to go committee Is anxious to secure, by property United States Supreme Court H- - Thursday the names of all persons who militia and It is proposed not to risk nslde the gate. About 10:15 o'clock ports, complete, 49 Vols., and Digest guard, gold- - ( desire to make the trip. Tho vessel a reoccurrence with tho national Commander Houtefaulte, with Vols., Law Ed. with Rose's notes, $lff. Yon have wait until you build a new house to will not be chartered unless there aro Therefore, the guard has Jurisdiction braided cocked-ha- t and a purple sash jsncyciopaeuoa of Pleading & jlon't to sur- - Pro 200 sold. over all of the country for a mile accompanied by the next In command, tlce, complete series, 21 at least tickets The maximum encampmont, VoIb., $lj. have beautiful and convenient fixtures in the bathroom. Ex- Is 300, although the steamer that will rnnndlne the limits of tho also In full regalia, marched from the LESLIE P. SCOTT, bo 700, as nroner. And nobody Is fo be permitted Catlnat to the United States naval ' amine those in street in and price engaged has a capacity of Judiciary Building, Honolulu our Fort window, then conic it Is the Intention to mnke the trip en- on that territory without a permit or station to make a formal call on Ad joyable In every respect for those authority. There Is to be no shooting miral Very, Commandant. Whereas By F. J. Fitzpatrlck the Mrrtlo them. They are quadruple nioklc plate and will last a lifetime. or c who, so. nt conic nor shooting at cattlo tho Frenchman had showered salutes Cigar Store, a now lot of Hawslka The vessel is lighted througliout wun shooting craps, or any thing of that from her pollto batteries, In honor of Cigars received by tho last Alameda. ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft electricity and it has all tho most character. Tho cowboys are not to oo tho Stars and Strlpos, on approaching These cigars aro the best now or th modern Improvements fop comfort nnd molested. tho whnrf, tho saluting batteries of the market In Honolulu at any price, Mng safety. It Is desired to havo the Wailuku and naval station, gave tongue and there made of a superb mixture of the best Tlllo companies narticlpato In tho en wns powder to burn for seven minutes Hawaiian and Havana weeds. iE. 0. HAITL & SON, LIMITED enmpment. nnd to mnko the affair a The Catlnnt Is on tho way to Now a io me Caledonia and will spend several days Splondld seven-roo- m house Gk4B2 Cor. KING and FORT STS. down through a long crack, pabslng fine training anil cremi imm along the Kau side of this hill, and nnd to tho authorities, as well. Gov here, taking on coal, fresh water and Young street, Pawaa. R. Star OfSce-- then sends out all of Its branches from nrnor Carter will pay a visit to tho provisions and cleaning ship. Tho spot, I located from encamnnient and review tho guard. vessel will be repainted while in this tho same which needs, S2.50 several known points, also my angle These encampments on the mainland port, something that she badly Haw. Com. Co regarded ono of most im From a weather standpoint the Ca- - Haw. Sugar Co 32. BO know result; you will book a of elevation makes this spot about the are as the the for ot tinHt a pleasant voyage from San Honomu 142. BO couple same as shown by the contour portant features of tho instruction had of weeks later In the season. altitude United States Diego, hut she rolled about a great Honokiiu 11. f0 Most everyone on Hawaii map. The accounts In the mllltla. 'Since the does. You may have the an Indirect doal, owing to the heavy easterly sweil Haiku Sugar Co lTf.M by papers a,re very much mixed In re War Department assumed full Information addressing St. Clair the over mllltla, the standard and her batteries did not alleviate the Kahuku Plan. Co 25.00 ...,,, Bldgood, manager. flows. as I can get them control tho the The facts effort on tho part of rolling tendency. She consumed much Co 7.75 ns Telephone communi of excellence and Kihel Plan. ore follows: guard has been Im more coal than was anticipated when MoBryde . Kau and Konn was cut the members of the cation between nroved everywhere. There Is no doubt she left San Diego and will take aboard Oahu Sugar Co 2S.75 off 0 m. Sunday morning, January K.J HALEMAUMAU IS at a. much will bo the case with tho Ha about 900 tons here. On Sunday next Onomea Sugar Co 13th, showing main Kahuku but MM that the mllltla. There will be 0. rlllo If the vessel Is still In port, she will Sugar Co S.00 time, no one wallan okala IM branch crossed about this range laid out so that tho mon can probably be thrown open to visitors Sugar Co 2.71 present see Sunday even laa IM D was to it, but recelvo Instruction in this Important for by that time sha will have been Paauhau 16.00 MM STILL FILLING lng ot same day nil Kau was A. N, 0 the of branch of tho service. cleaned up a hit and made presentable Pioneer 132. B0 lH.Ofr Sao up to see a cross the today, yl small branch Governor Carter also directed The Catlnat has been hero before on Walalua Agrl 70.06 7i:w 150 (Continued from. Page One). road. This branch is about feet that the various territorial employes several occasions nnd some ot her of' Wnlluku Sugar Co tfJ.W GRADUATE 230 below OPTICIAN wide, and stopped about feet who aro members of the mllltla, bo fleers are well known hero, having Walmanalo 1M.C0 ,t.. veyaUee. The greatest ot Interest Is tho road, between this branch and the granted leave of absence from their been ontertnlned by Honolulu society Wnlmea B0. 00 ...... Boston Building Fort well-bohav- displayed over tho entire, island. main flow about 300 feet of thp govern- duties, to attend the encampment wltn Her crow aro a lot of Inter Island 126,00 "There were SO people at tho Volcano ment road Is left. Tho main flowtloes out loss of pay. Tho Governor express men and seldom if over nro heard of In Haw. Eleotrlc Co 135.00 House on Saturday night and I cannot not seem more than 1600 feet wide, ed the hone that privato concerns em pollco court. Hon. R. T., Pfd 102.80 would Very speak too highly of tho food and the making the whole Kahuku flow rot nloi'lng i members of the mllltla The meeting of Admiral and Hon. R. T. Co. com 67.00 69.49 way the people treated us there. No about 200 feet In width at the govern- take the same Interest In the purpose Commander Houtofnulto nt tho naval Mutual Tolophone 8.75 40 one need be afraid of tho accommoda- ment road. The Kau people being cut of the encampment and grant tbelr station this morning was nn Impressive Nahlku Rubber (pd) tions there for they aro of tho best. off from the Kona side knew- nothing employees- - leave of absence under slm scene. Tho contrast between tho uni R. Co., As 10.00 French of Nahlku "You know I sav the San Francisco of tho .Manuka flow, but from the liar conditions. forms of tho American and Oahu R. & L. Co 95.00 MM " ' was marked, Admiral Very be disaster, well steamer parties nnd Kona accounts ficers Hon. Brew. Co Mr. Waldron was urged to' comploto thlsfflow crossed government road ing clothed in tho neat white of the 4e 100.09 the gold Haw. Ter. his comparison. noon of Tuesday, January 15th. navy with no ornament savo his 100.C after DOESN'T WANT Very return Haw. Ter. 4,is "No, I cannot do, It, but. oh!, the feel- None of the flows have reached the sea shoulder slrnpn. Admiral Haw. Ter. 100.00 ed tho of French commando 4s ing of awe that comes over one." yet. call tho Haw. Ter. 3Us 100.00 Oox und was suluted by tho Catlnat's guns I Sell E. D. BALDWIN. Monday, reaching Haw. Ter. 4s 100.00 YOUR REAL ESTATE OR BUSINESS We returned the FORTIFICATIONS It Is Just posalblo that the French- One of tho most Interesting uccounts Volcano House about S p. m. While Haw. Govt. 5s 100.00 ...... NO MATTER WHERE LOCATED man will be Ih port when tho Jnpancse of the recent lava Hows on Hawaii and ten miles from the Volcano House It squadron arrives here. Admiral Very Cnl. Beets Cs 10J.J u, Cs 102.00 ' Properties and Business of all kinds the more recent activity of Haleinau-ma- became dark, nnd we first noted the 'notified the Japanese Consul yosterday Haiku Sugar "we CORRESPONDENT OF THE MAUI Sugar Cs 101,00 field quickly for cash In all parts of is given by Surveyor E. D. Bald- brilliant reflection from Kilauea, as that he had received a cablegram from Hawaiian the United States. Don't wait. Write win of Hawaii. In a private letter 'passed the site of my old volcano camp, MAKES AN ATTACK ON Japan to effect tho Japanese Hon. H. T. Co. Cs 107.50 NEWS tho that 100.00 you ur Kahuku today describing what have to sell which arrived here from Hllo under the whole sky towards the crnter was men-ofMv- were to leavo that day for THE WHOLE SCHEME. & Cs 102.50 and give cash price on same. date of January 24, he writes 01 the lit up with the glow, which was an old Honolulu. Tho Catlnat usually makes Oahu R. L. Co. 5s 100.50' situation. , fashioned Kilauea glow, something a long stay In Honolulu. Oahu Sugar IF TOU WANT TO BUT Cs 102.00 102.W He has also contributed to the local .which I had not been able to see from A correspondent of tho Maui Nows Paia Plan any kind of Business or Heal Estate Cs 105. W survey office a very Interesting map of the camp before, during this last out- writes: SPECIAL OFFICER LET OUT. Pioneer anywhere at any price, write me your Agrl. Cs the extent of the lava flow, showing break of Kilauea. After supper I went Hawaii!: Under Special Walalua MM requirements. I can save you time and "No Champion for Sheriff Iaukea has notified McBryde Sugar Co. Cs 'money. that the source of the flow, so far as Into tho crater, and found Haiau-ma- u tho above heading tho Paclllc Commer- Ofllcer .Manuel Lenl that his services in great activity, vol- 1 he was able to determine, was between Immense cial Advertlsor, the Honolulu morning will not be required after February Office, na Fine Job Printing, Star iJDAVJO IP. 'XAJBEV 7000 and 8000 feet up tho slopes or Ma-u- umes of lava seemed to be welling up paper, on Thursrday, January 17, 1007 owing to ho cut in nonce nppropria THE LAND MAN. Loa. The flow ran down in a sin- from below In a constant rush, forming Indulges In a savage attack directly Hons. Manuel Leal has a fine record 415 Kansas Avenue. gle stream to a point slightly below the a great lake of lava on the whole bot- on our Representative or Washington, as a conscientious and hard working NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TOPEKA, KANSAS. cone of Uuu Ohio, when It divided, one tom of the pit. The new activity be- and Inldrectly on tho Congressional ofllcer, producing results. stream running down through the Kij-hu- gan Sunday. January 20th. and I should Committee which ha dthe Fortification MEETING NOTICE. ranch and the other-throug- Ma- judgo on Monday night, January 21st. Bill In hand bocause a small appro- TO CLEAN MAGOON BLOCK. It dofencos had nuka. A third stream was also report- that had raised the whole bottom of priation for Hawaiian Ordors havo beon Issued to the board The regulrtr quarterly meeting of tint ed' to pit have started down Kapua, but tho considerably over flf'y feet been cut out. of health Inspectors to have the U'nlpn Feed Co., Ltd., will be held it ex- study Is given to tho ', for this flow does not appear to have above where It was three weeks ago. When a little Magoon block cleansed. the company's office In this city Dleioe tended very far. when by trlongulatlon I found It COO .rateglc position of tho Hawaiian Thursday, January 31st, nt 9:30 a. ni. standpoint It Baldwin's letter Is as follows: feet deep. Islands from a military SAKI CASE IN MARCjH. F. W. MACFARLANE, JR., eople "Everyone rushing would appear quite pluln that heavy here has been The action In Halemaumau at pres- The famous duty case will bo heard Secretary Union FeedlCp., Urt. over to see the lava flows, and I left Is the best drop of expenses Incurred by tho National ent since the out fortifying Honolulu on March 11 before the Ninth Circuit HIIo Saturday afternoon with a party 1S94, nnd from all reports Is keeping Government for APPOINTMENT. money away, the-ver- court of Appeals In San Francisco. of four, reaching the Kau side branch steadily up since I was of would bo thrown for there. All simple reasn while such Sunday evening. Th,Is flow Is prac- tho Hnlemnu-ma- u that v- outbreaks heretofore In might prevent an enemy Notice Is hereby given that the Oko- tically dead, but very hot nna has 1S94 very spwimo-dl- c. armaments since have been landing or near Honolulu, not any uncivilized nation, nnd civilized ernor has, this day, appointed Clint many glow holes. We cooked coffee with a sudden from nt outburst of lava llathe gunB or men that cpuld be put fleets or armies do not attack for des J. Hutchlns, Esq., a Commissioner f on same, and slept on the brancn that and glow that would last for a little port would, 'truction open ports or undefended Public Instruction for the unexpired Sunday evening, Jan- Into position around that crossed the road while, and then darken up, and again of a power- towns, they may take possession, but term ending June 24 . 1''0. In place uary 13th. 'Up mauka there was a bril- every hour, without tho possession ot must ft break out about half hour, ful fleet, avnll to prevent a posalblo the point taken be C. L. Wight Esquire, resigned. liant new move In great game reflection from the branch or two hours: but this present nctlon enemy from blockading tho place and an Important tho A L. C. ATKINSpN, Is going Kapua, put ap- lend something that down It Is stoady, and the pit constantly lit by cutting oft food supplies for the of war, and must to Secretary of Hawaii. to so nway the people to peared be far and above the up by the great rush of lava, anu the people living on these Islands force a It is dllllcult for ordinary Executive Building, Honolulu, government at- possible Jaf road, that we did not sky over head is briliantly lit up. It capitulation a short period ot see what end the occupation uary 2S, 1907. tempt go within by enemy to to same. Monday morning, has all of the appearance of having time. of the Hawaiian Islands an January 21st, I located the junction of come stay, of the United States would lead to. It bock to as of old. Supposo millions of the peoples' ELECTION OF OFFICERS. the flow and altitude with my hand Yours sincerely. that may be that some military and naval compass money wore put Into stono forts, stool men can see danger to the sovereignty and clinometer, but could not E. D. BALDWIN. around see source, up guns and men to man them of the United Statees Government in the which Is far on the P. S. Hope to reach Honolulu soon Honolulu, good would that do At the annual meeting of the siaflV owing to whot the defenceless condition of the people mountain side, the dense from Maul. to the people living on the Island ot holders of The Bank qf Hawaii, Ltd., a-- a one, of these Islands, but we are strongly smoke. The flow is a massive P. S. Frlilay, January 28th Mr. Por- Mapl for example, or Hawaii, or Kauai held at its ofllco on January 17, 1!HI7 reddish-blue-gra- y of the opinion that the military and of a color, and about ter of the Volcano Stables telephoned and further supposing that these the following ofllcers were elected feV DRESSMAKING 12 to IB feet high at the government uavul advisers ot the Committee on year. this morning that the activity In Hale- could produce tholr own food Fortifications have shown tho Inade the ensuing Johnson House, road. Five miles beyond this flow Is now, nor could Private Cottage. maumau was still on theilncrease and stuffs (which is not done quate nature of any permanent de ('haw. M. Cooke President another branch that passed down Ma- Vice-Preside- that last night was the best yet. be for a long time to come) how much fences in the Hawullan Islands, and P. C. Jones nt nuka, crossing the government road E. D. B. would tho people of Hopo-lul- u ' thut benefit consequently no amount of ora F. W. Macfrlane....Viffe-Prelden- t riRS. J. A. RODANET some time Tuesday, 15th: sol- that January and tholr forts and guns and tory on Legislature H. Cooke , Cashier Punchbowl near King Street. there appeared to bo in the floor of tho C a little action LEAD THIEVES TO JAIL. diers und all the rest of It, if an active at Washington would havo availed to C. Hugtace, Assistant Cashier "a this flow Monday morning the onomy came Jr.... from Threo youngsters, ranging from six- wanted the place and secure the $100,000 that looms so large F. B. Damon Assistant Cashier dense clouds of smoke, were com- BOO pound, TO THE COUNTRY. that teen to twenty years of age, arrested knocking at the door with In the eyes of the Advertiser. Frank Crawford ing from the front of same, But the sliella? fow bo by 'Special Officer Manuel Leal a few And tho next question Is why this Cashier, Llhue Rranoh Thore ore places In Hawaii brilliant glow and action to many of tho steam- seemed days ago for stealing lead, were to- How Intor Island tlrudo of abuse' against Kuhlo? '.eno K. Myers Auditor admirably t.dapted to the needs of the all be In the new branch going Kapua-wa- y, ers would enterprising enough to day In police court sent 1o jail as fol- be you not yet of onemy's tor- DIRECTORS: great public as Halelwa. There which has reached the SO run the gauntlet the lows: Davfd Kawelo. days: Ben -. and you are still near government road, but Is still reported pedo boats and destroyers In an at- ("has. M. Cooke, J. A. McCandiaat, havo tho salt air Wright. 2 months: Lul Florkof, IB days DAILY STOCK REPORT enough to the hills to Imagine yourself to be flowing. I am mailing the Ha- tempt to keep up communications with P. c. Jones. c. H. AUiarton, map kopt, the rest of group? F. W. aiacfarlane, r. H. Cook., on the edge of the woods. The golf waii that I with ihe new LIQUOR CASBB GO OVER. the s schemo 10 $24.75, C. i 'JlAksJare an attraction to lovers of tho flows sketched in red qn same, they The truth that the whole Session Salesc: Ewn, E. F. Bishop, F. AMierion, gome and the tournaments, always are within a few hundred feet of their Cases in police court against Joe bf fortification for Honolulu, Peaw Stock. Bid. Asked IC. D. Tannty, F. II. Daman, tea'y, Clark, Harry Juen Sing Loy, alleg- draw a crowd. We would ha nlnnRed correct nosltlon The upper outbreak and Harbor, or any other place In these C. Brewer & Co t $415.00 F. 11. DAMON. ed lp sold liquor, &0 to have you spend a day with us bo Is a long ways directly above Puu o have adulterated Islands to too ridiculous for words. Rwa 24. 21.76 Searatary, hove gone over until February S, We are In no danger of attack from Haw. Agr, Co 140.00 fore tho rush of tourists begins. We Keokeo, and the flow probably comes Honolulu.! January t), 1MT.

IiLfMiWnlTimf1 eMtmi i ssiflsagW HA Will IN ITift, TiT-i- tiwi'iav te aa? , IT a eeterty merer)! s for severs dr be-- f tor (ha ayatatn la Hi normal iwlHHW. I ire reaching pwt, fJ January W Ihe ror wala by all dealera, 1MMM tattfe Q J sei of Ihe current waa fa mile. A Ca,, attnta for Hawaii. mix r C KN(tAtHilRNT AM Witt). Nor ilnWflllHll l'l'MttrVftfilO lllO.CflHll The engagrmrnl of Mla Penelopa II SPORTS Hrlttatn (n Alfred of Klhal la firmer if want ia send a away attnttW-4- . ran MftUI New. e CO-E- il WARM E Tagfgat good val-i- for the attaa yaa Railroad DS WORKING POfl niMTINI'Kt) r TKRM Laava your order and to whom ad Ourao vs. Marques et al Is continued for the term by stipulation of counsel. BASKET BALL HONORS AT HOUSE WARMING Mrs. Reams will aas to alt tha rot. wnr cot.nn arm da no rou. If you would be Immane from dtaaaaa, JAPAX1M AXD AMftMCAft I1K-Khl- tl HKi'KIVKD III. V' '! Ml I.ADltCM ur TUB KINtU' IP 'AT I'Lt'll keep tha system healthy. KMh sue DRY 0C09C Oomfort )a reatty Improved hy NT IXHTITl'TtONH ARK On-IV- i TMKIR FRIKNDS AT THK NKW cesalve cold weakana tha conatltatlon traw IIU MaMfneturad. It, trx. It io much and render Infectious dlaaaaaa mart mini A K H.1AT HOL'lK LA"T RVENINO. t hava lo'if, rl'li, licary FT ft CHAMPIONSHIP. liable. Chamberlain's Cough Rafnedy K. VURUROBA, jgihfs raa- - naar Hatha!. Mr ktlri ft. aiii". i't. pls- - hair. And will euro your cold promptly and Hotel traat 5f this to Just tbs k.u.l ot hair yuu may While the crack of tha pistol and Hip In tliclr dainty Utile boat houpe, next Ihhw, if yu wish It. If you with alt cry of Timer ready" U about all to the Imposing one of tha Myrtle Boat- now upon tha campua ing Yachting Club, the Kunalu Mm 4mp, rich color of joutu restored there la heard and of the different eriucattwMal Inatltutloni Boat Club girls laat avanlng received m yoar hair, of thla ialand yet upon all of them. their friends In their ftrat social func for the moat part, away In one corner tion at tba naw building. A houae S. If. Booth where they are unobatrwatve m might warming It was named and In the Cheaper than Candles, And a bundle of oo-e- da who ara work-in- s- Mo'dr of tba amall boy they had a Avaitt. tiller's Just aa hard and training Just a "warm tlma." faithfully cu their fellow atudenta no The boat houae waa beautifully dec-mat- that at the moment of the supreme ef- throughout with Japaneae lan- Better than Electricity fort they wll be able to Do, and In that terns and bunting. Tha guests were Doing (ater. flair Vigor honor their Alma shown all over the building and every There I not much to aea. Some dozen ramarked upon how cosy will certainly where it wa Use Gas in Your Home tatfy yn. girls In uniform are Dually engaged the lace really waa. Do not bo deceived by cheap imita- for the moat part In hugging a big The guests ware received by the offi- which will only disappoint you. ball of dirty leather to their heart. tions cer of tha club, tbaae being Mrs. camp, Maka aura yuu get ATKR'S Iialr 80 evident la their fond ilea for the one Final! boy imtronesa and superintendent; Miri Da- Vigor. leather that haa been secretary: haard to wlah he were a basket ball. mon, president; Mlaa oper, jMI Hoffmann, treaaurer and captain wtnaf.J.C.Atwt..Ut,Mm.,l.S-i- l There la no noise as one would expect Gas from audi a bevy of school girls, but if one of the crews: Miss Catton, ob Honolulu Company, Ltd Kntterititl .Mop.Mngs only the quick sitnrt gaapa for breath tain, and Mlaa Restarlck, captain. The and an occasional word nf command club officers were asiiated In their du- ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING from the captain. After a period of ties by Secretary Atkinson, Big Broth- - IIes0 UR S HARMONY LODGE NO 3, I. O. 0. F. watching the practice ona recalls wlthier of the club. Meets every Monday avanlng, 7:30. a.start the reason for the evident quiet This committee stood within a bower To Chicago at ness. girls never play- to In Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort Vis- These talk while of golden shower blossoms receive street Is ghoutlng at- iting brothers cordially Invited to at- ing. It the excuted of the their friends. A very large crowd hundreds of spectators that makes a Prom San tend. tended. EXpre Co., Francisco. The basket ball contest o noisy. And The second floor of the boat house OnionBRANCH tfUSTACE PECK CO., LTD. C. A. SIMPSON, JC. G. Is lacking the silenoe (s op- even- FMot transcontinental train. E. R. HENDRY. Secretary. when that was used Tor dancing during the pressive. ing, music being furnished by the Kn- OS QvteerJL Street going to be a warm old light HONOLULU ABB IE 140, There is mehameha Schools quintette club . J for the first honors this year. The Refreshments were served and every Puna-liou- s Caving baggage contracts the following Steamship Co.'s Overland F. 0. E. Normals. KamehaniehHH and one left voting the affair a most pleas- with Lines: will play but as to the High Wednesday ant one. Oceanic Steamship Co. Meeta on 2nd. and 4th. School or Kawatahao no one can fay. Occidental & Oriental Steamship Co. ivenlngs each month at 7:30 o'clock Li mited of They do not know themselves whother SOCKER FEBRUARY 9. Pu-lfi- c Mail Steamship Co. .n K. of P. Hall. King street. Visiting they will enter or not. College and Toyo Kiscn Kaisha Steamship Co. Eagles are Invited to attend. The High Schools had the misfortune The teams from Oahu Schools will play a game Metric lighted, Buffet, Li- SAM'L McKEAGUB,, W. P., to get. Into a row. There there are Kamehameha We check your outgoing baggage rt your homes, savlnr you tha trouala H. T. MOORE, Scty. a number of good players but a few of of socker on February 9. This Is the tnd annoyance of checking on the wharf. brary and Drawing room nt, thp graduates, young ladies wlio are first game of the Interscholastlc series. Incoming baggage checked on steamers of chore companies and deUt-re- d observation car, with LOJHJK supposed to be past the basket bail with quickness and dispatch at your homes. HONOLULU 010, BASEBALL FEBRUAV 22. j-- :. age, wished to get a little fame this 4tar. Telegraphic news pot--4 II. L'. 0. year by playing for the black and gold, Thp league teams, H. A. C.'s and Telepb.one aVXalrx SO on train. 22. Honolulu LodKe No. 016, D. P. O. E., he girls at school reiheinbered with Heads will clash February will meet In their hall, on King street a pang when they were Freshles ana They are a'ready beginning to warm near Fort every Friday evening. By Sophomores and were barred then by up for the season. Eddli? Desha is al- order of the E. R. 'these same girls. Now It did not seem most certain to pitch for the Jewels. right to them that they should still HARRY E. MURRAY, E. R. by girls nfter they HARRY H. SIMPSON. Secy. be barred those had left school. So they simply stated L CI YOUNG Sottiiiaii Pacific that they would not play under any clrcumstancos with the girls who gra- Fire Insurance! duated last year. The situation is still strained and it cost the league a crackorjnek tenm. The high school and over The Only Double-Trac- k Railway between the Missouri Rlvar and Atlas Assurance Company girls can put up a game and it Is with Chicago. of London. and Land Co.'s regret that the public will hear that KNOWN HERE New York Underwriters they are not to play. BOTH MEN WELL Tbree Fast Tala.s Dally The Kawaiahao team is considered AND BOTH HAVE PROMINENT VIA xrax 15 Agency. too light to go Into the big league. SOUTHERN PACIFIC, UNION PACIFIC AND TABLIS PART IN LUKESH MATTER. -- Providence Washington In- These girls made a splendid showing' In CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAYS. surance Company.x the junior league but they are too light OVERLAND LIMITED, VESTIBULED. Leaves San Francisco 4aUjj OUTWARD. to go up against the heavy in VALLEJO, January 8. The parallel 11:00 a. m. Fcr the other schools. of the dlsgraco brought on the Ameri- The most luxurious train In the world. New Pullman drawing room and Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and The Knmehameha girls have braced can navy by the riotous actions of stateroom cars built expressly for this fumous train. GenUeman'a buffet and Way Stations 19:15 a. m., 3:20 p, m. - Book-love- rs CUE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., LIMITED ui and are going right after that- Lieutenant Edward H. Dunn on the Lady's parlor observation car. Library. Dining car meals a SJor Pearl City, Ew- - Mill and Way is nothing bash- carte. lighted throughout. !BtUong-tf7:- General Agents for Hawaii. championship. There .receiving ship Independence a few la Electric 30 a. m., 3:15 a. m '11:03 rurth Floor, Stangenwald Building. ful about their remarks to that effect months ago has developed In tho most EASTERN EXPRESS VESTIBULED. Leaves San Francisco at :00 p, tL m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m.f 3:13 p. either. Thoy have a strong team as recent racy Incident, which is causing m. dally. Through Pullman Palace and Tourlst'SleepIng Cars to Chicago, an,, JJ:30 p. m., tll:00 p. m. usual but "Its different" thoy say. tongues to wag among the naval set Dining Cars. Free Redlining Chair Cars. For Wahlawa 3:15 a. m. and 3:15 Tiny have this yoar acquired a little at Uncle Sam's big yard at Mare Isl- ATLANTIC EXPRESS. VESTIBULED. Leaves San Francisco at l:M . m. basket ball technic and have a captain and. Paymaster George Martin Lu-kes- h, a. m. Daily. Standard and Tourist Sleepers. INWARD. who Is said to bme a wonder as a gen- U. S. N., Is held under arrest on PERSONALLY CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS eral. board the prison ship Manila at tho Wal-fcl- ua Wednesday, Thursdays and Fridays. The best of everything. Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Are You House The Normal school gifts will have island and captor was none other In S:3G h's Tickets to and from all points Europe. and alanae a. m., 'SiSl first honors In the senior league If Ed-dl- o than Rear Admiral Henry W. Lyon, p. m. Fernandez can manage It In any commandant of the station. OIiio0LO & Northwestern'Ry Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and way. Ho Is putting the team through On the record Lukesh is charged R. R. RITCHIE, Q A. P. it7.4G 8:3G m., tearl City a. m a. Painting? all sorts of stunts and Is getting a with having been intoxicated and hav- 617 Market Street. Central Building. San Franclac 10;M a. m., 1:40 p. m., 1:31 p. m., splendid team built up. The bad wea- ing acted In a manner unbecoming an 1:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. ther Intorferred with their grounds otlicer and a gontleman but in his case ' 1 Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa cowering It with a layer of sand and there will be brought to light again 5:31 p. m. re- J:M a. m. and rock. However this has been the court-marti- al of Lukesh on the Dally. fEr. Sunday. tSunday Only. medied and the girls are working now Asiatic station a few months ago, In- Tba Halelwa Limited, a two-ho- as If nothing had happened. Eddie of disgraceful Shipping volving one the most If you are lotting out a con- tram (only flrst-clas-a tickets honored), speaks with pride of the Junior cham- brought an tract for painting, you will do cases ever before American teares Honolulu every Sunday at 8:22 pionship, captured by his team. His court-martia- l, acts well to specify Hubbuck's oils. naval tho said ttj a m,j returning, arrives In Honolulu cup will be running over should the have been so flagrant as to have In- stops only Although a little higher In price, Receipt 10S10 p. m. The Limited carry It away with them. And of a message of at these oils are without a peer seniors spired that part recent Pearl City and Walanae. they may. In st whero a superior finish Is want- President Roosevelt which the chief Now, it be known It Is Congress al- P. DENISON. F. C. SMITH, ed. Wo carry them. should that executive asks for a law t. a pleasure to watch them play. sum- Supt. G. P. & T. A. We can also supply house and real lowing him permission to dismiss Books They never made any brutalizing labor marily from the navy officers who de- sign painters with reliable ma- get out of tho game. They Just out serve such treatment. SOLD AT terials such as white lead, zinc graceful passes and transport oils, colors, brushes, there, make a few Lukesh came home on the 4 and Paints presto! tho ball Is In the basket. Here paymaster, when 1 of All Kinds. Lawton as Its and osiif we, n Is where one finds pure unadulterated that vessel was put out of commission STAR OFFICE team work. Coacli Iteed remembered at this yard and the crew assigned to Oahu Railway & Land Comps how tho boys won football on team tho transport Buffalo Lukesh was Inter-Ialan- d S N. Company work alone, Christmas Day, and he has transferred to the receiving ship Inde- UoiumiHBio 1 Merchants It dped that the girls should do a pendence. He has been here for sev- Sugar stunt of the same kind in basketball. eral months, but tho circular letter of Factvs. So ho has them getting team work at the Navy Department sent to all ships fi'llll their finger tips. There Is no awk and stations tellng of the evidence In AGENTS FOR wardness here. Graceful, quick, and'troduced at tho court martial which LIMITED sure is the motto of tho Ladles at O. Lukesh underwent In Japan has caused ITbe Ewa Plantation Company, I C. and they certainly have the game nm to have little or no standing DTbe Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd. down pat. among his follow officers. Yesterday 177 SOUTI KING STREET. game bo played early rrh Kohala Sugar Company. The first will afternoon Lukesh mado the rounds of next month. The exact date will be ti,e gay places In Vallejo and finally (The Sugar Mill Company. Walmaa known later. wound up on Mare Ialand with a ITha Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis, Mo, 'package" that would put to shame American Steam Pump Co. any New 1 ear 's accumulation, wniio Hawaiian Carriage he was met by ITbe George F. Blake Steam Pumps. BAD CONCERT In this condition Rear Centrifugals. Admiral Lyon, who was shocked. An fWaiton'a officer, sa d to be a Commander Manufacturing oven- - other Kba New England Mutual Life Insur The band will play at 7:30 this callod by the commandant, and rendering the was ance Company of Bostan. Company lng at Thomas Square, both vlewei Lukesh's condition. Sur- Pm Aetna Fire Insurance Company of following program: geon Frank Anderson was then sum 1?nrttord. Conn. 427 QUEEN ST. . TEL. MAIN 47. PART I. moned and, acting on his advlco Lukesh R Alliance Assurance Company of P. O. BOX 193. March "Beyond tho Rocklos".. English was token to the Naval Hospital for London. Overture "Tell" Rossini treatment. 'He was removed today to Manufacturers of all kinds of Car- Intermozzo "G eorgla Sunset" . . Brown the prison ship, where he will be con riages and Vehicles, Wagons, Wagon Selection "Looking Upwards".. Sousa fined until his case comes up before I ASummerProposition Materials of all descriptions supplied: PART II. the court martial board, of which Cap Limited I Luclon Young Is the presiding California Rubber Tires put on at reasonable Vocal Hawaiian Songs.. ar. by Bergor tain Well, now, there's the prices; Repairing, Painting and Trim Selection "Shogun" Luders Lukesh was tried bofore a court- - ming; satisfaction guaranteed; eat! Waltz "Vienna Bonbons" Strauss QUESTION! mates given. martial board on the Asiatic station for ICE Finale "Tho Isle of Love" Ltnke punishment was a AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING Spangled indecency and his Chicago in 3 Days ' Tou know you'll need Ice, you know "Star Banner." reduction of numbers In rank ! a necessity In hot weather. We X SPECIALTY. ti AN you are anxious to get that lea C. W. ZEIGLER. Manager. FILES AFFIDAVIT. BUCENTAUR BRINGS COAL. EVERY DAY believe equity of Lyle A, LEAVES :whloh will give you satisfaction, and Plaintiff in the suit Dickey vs, C. Cummlngs et The British S. S. Bucentaur arrived At 9:20 a. m. lara'd like to supply you. oraer irora William MORE EVIDENCE LIBEL CASE. al, has filed nn affidavit giving times yesterday aftornon from ewcastle, via With Diners and Sleepers, places of of to Wellington, N. Z., and FIJI porta, with ICE ELECTRIC CO U. S. Commissioner Hatch was oc and service oxcoptlons 3000 the I.-- I. S, N, Co, lit Oil ID cuplcd yosterday taking additional answers of S. Kamal, Joseph A, Apo tons of coal for WO. and Theresa O. Wilcox, also of delivery At Wellington she loaded homp, hides EMephone 3151 Blue, Postofflco Box of ovldonce in the matter of tho llbol to J, M. Poepoo of copy of motion for and wool for Vancouver, From FIJI tho Intor-Islan- d Company vs. tho Jap a decree that Poopoo has no Interest sho took aboard B00 tons of sugar for Passenger agent, W. G. Irwin & Co., Office I Involved, exceedingly strong VBUr want ada pay at rnca, anese S. S, Chlusa Maru. In tho land Vancouver. She jnet

- ' rKiflittn - V, i ,Vm n'ltu i 1AWAIIAH IfAl, TI'MPAt. JANiAM . tV DID CHANGE OF TRIED TO HAVE ROAD Neckband Nerves RIG BREAKTHEOLD MEN PAIDEVERY WEEK i Hava yew u HHHtifMlW CLIPPER HEART? DEMcR,n i -- t i h.M:i. m vrtis w r fMllltJC f IflMlttltltf .ti.i' CHANdl. Till: ni.K StMTi'.M ! i 1T W1IVT IT i MT T' ' AFTER NKARLY FotlTY YEA UK r IERV1CK A A CL1PPKR M1P I'UIXU Wltlteut vital feret yew an mt Rl'N TIIK ii'lNl'Y I. A."T' .. It TIM; M AT'TK i !S UKKnl... WITH A WONDKH1TL RKCORD THB M. , ORACK I CHANQBD Ironing THE HOARD UK capable of feeling activity. TO A BARKSNTINH AND (H'Bfl AiMORB ON HBR FIRST TRIP Hl t'Kin ,." S. You want a liMllhy tonic that UNDBR TUB NRW RtO. will Invigorate without disturb "to WQf'k overtime r not great deal of time, the entire corree -- CBR1A1. 8TORY NO. 4. Ing the liarmonleiis procaa ot The old clipper ship M. P. Grace waa on ohooners, but nut on MuarerUt-recentl- y avertlme us4 qu te , diatmaalon at Mnd ix i' l ami then ri f' l'l '! -- I life. changed to barken line rig and gefe, like the Grace, they're mora te the NMWtlnt of the Botrj of iupervU-or- e to the road committee. Johnum, tat. went ashore and broke vtp on Long ll- - rul 'a ornaments. that he will arrange to have the water Celery laat, And td Palne's Compound, en and on her llret voyage under her new "8o there we waa. with the wind nlht. the discussion drawn off the track In puttewar If At neckband on a shirt doe M dorsed by spe- - tn the iuiiervlnorn deciding that neuropaths and rig. The following is a description blowln' hurricanes' snow an' sleet com- at present and take measure at a liter 9 when It Is laundered, it is gt In' down la bunches Unit bow- - they care to floods. cialists, has been fo. over iff from the New Tork Evening Post of hid the did not work overtime. time to prevent further properly iaaadered Bnd it will aot - X4 prop- - M years the standard nerve tonic ot the vessel after her last voyage under iwnia rrom me qutin. raeoa, a dec- j;rfce matter canie up on a sug.eet Ion by A petition from residents and u-- when yon it on. win ner oio rig. inn- - wun me rnii, erty holders of Kaimukl, asking that pt It feel world. 11 Supervisor Harvey that arrangements the The stalely old clipper ship M. V. ,eft no uard the men coral rock be placed on Sixth avenue comfortable and often slips fmet made whereby employed in ot Read the formula and the Grace, after M years nf buffet In with the sea, 'oepttn' a little temprary be the men for 1260 feet makai of the Watalae road, Its place beneath your collar. It ptfe of we up; every statements of the medical au- the seven seas, swings at her anchor f'r boards rlgjed an' mind the road department be paid was referred to the committee on roads, your whole drew out of arder. off quarantine, Just hi from a lM-da- y w'th " 'his, a ciew of green boys weak. Tfcta suggestion raised a protest bridges and parks. Similar disposition thorities and you will understand Notice the neckban&a on tk voyage around the Horn from Port lo on to vne yards. As the wind from Chairman Hustace at onoe, who was made of a petition from eleven ts just how and just why it Is. Townsend with every mast and stick, Increased we had to take In tail, and thought that such a plan would entail of the makal side or King street, that we launder. We have a Pa I no's Celery Compound con rope ami spar In iwsttlon and her bot- - Anally we got down to the two tops'ls, too many meetings for the Board. It asking that the construction of Elm process for Ironing the wMrtmlfc , y Jlmny. but she did tains no alcohol, no cocaln, no torn as tight as a cup defender'. She hum under wot4ld work a hardship and an unneccs-make- s street to Sheridan street be continued. shirts that makes them a refreshing contrast In the ma- - 'em- - A ood H knots we reeled off most expense Manoa "rrrl jmt opium, no harmful drugs of any mty on the members from the A petition from it residents of fit Just a the shirt maker rlne 'scape of the bay, showing up to of tlle "me. an' the lee rail was white oyae district. jt was shown that asking the Board to view the natu-e- . - they It has stood the test of decided advantage beside the groups of wl,'h f08'"- the Boartl would have to meet every Manoa road, and take notice that a should. smutty coal barges aritl dirty we were right south of . ,m- - ., Is generations. German the,wk aecounU wooden bridge had been , washed out Ours the only laundry In thb and English tramps, with here and increased an' it o " j je, ttuffandeau, the assistant Coun-ther- and great damage done the road by the with the facilities and we make aV brlgan- - on the decks. The old , , an occasional schooner, w" v dresseti he Hoard on this recent storm, was referred to the same Q. Irwin. or nian ordered lifelines stretched, an' I , ' specialty Of thin feature Claus Spreckels. Wm. tine bark. committee. A petition asking for the The old Halts who 'the even- - tell you, we needed 'em. How on 'h" sped earth ,mw""b,f 'LT,!'nder macadamising of I.lllha street between time of their lives along the dock front of those greenhorns didn't go p,"fUcr111 G rangPmont, for It would In- Judd and Wyllle streets, and signed by Clans Spre ckels & o ot Tompklnsvllle, gazing over the eon- - overboard Is one of those dispensations n,01e (httn cou,a attend-fron- t, 28 and property owners, was 4 stantly shifting .cenery of the water of Providence that air above the level volve 'ork ' residents - ei' t,le a'.so referred to commltee. fondled of I'00'- sallormen. There was one i '' '""""'"i force' I their little black cuddles ' up contentedly and exchanged remlnls- - night In partlkler that I remember. The 1 1,,en SlervlPnr Fern expressed the Chairman Hustace brought the HONOLULU H. T, arrangements ought to be having furniture of the iliN nun cences of the days ot the old Black le.wns l)ehlnd us, arivln' the i "Pinion that matter of the ",H1,, pi old hooker's nose lo lmve ,he ,nen 'mltl UvIoe a County olllces Insured. He stated that San Francisco Agents Tho Novada Uall packets and the times when tlio into smothers of foam swiftest ships and the cleverest cap- - "v'ry mlnlt an' pllln' the water In heaps month. The men are now .paid twice a rate of 1 ner cent a year could, he l lioM. M UN 44 National Bank of San Francisco. k Hie month, Kern contended that they thought, be secured. HI suggestion ON tains on the seas under American col- - collar on a glass of lager all but DRAW EXCHANGE over tho lee side. were required to wait too long for their met with favor and the matter was r BAN Nevada Na- ors kent the world on odee bv their What of her that ? FRANCISCO The wasn't covered money. They ought to be paid on tne ferred to the chair with authority t'i tional Bank of San Francisco. daring pacemaklng. Her lofty royals with foam was burled cock-bille- d - In snow sleet. We was 17th and the 2nd of every month. Hus- act. LONDON Union of London & Smith's with their yards and graco- an' Just drlvln fully tapering spars, rise high above blindly Into the snow wall ahead of us. tace agnln objected upon the plea of Another subject Introduced by Hu Bank, Ltd. Wo arrangement advisability raising NEW YORK American Exchange Na the haimperd ot her surrounding mates, couldn't have seen another vessel the new causing extra chair was the of If she'd half-leng- th thought tlonal Bank. 'so that for miles down the bay tho been within a of meotlngs of the Hoard. Fern said lif the prtesnt garbage rates. He Exchange mazy tangles of her rigging greet the USi was willing to attend oftoner In order that It was an excellent Idea to CHICAGO Corn National wasn Bank. oyes of curious imultltudos on hurrying tliero t nothln' about us but to give the men their money, whl the rates as It would produ modern ferryboats and Incomlmr ocean snow, an ev ry now an' then particles Hnrvoy and Dwtght felt likewise Af' Income for the County. PARIS Credit Lyonnals. or BERLIN Dresdner Bank. liners. llau whlpod out of it an' stung In- - tor further discussion the matter was Acting County Attorney Olsen to our faces. whlr-ropoat- HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA The "What kind of a trip did wo have?" Suddenly I hoard a dropped upon thP suggestion of Hus- the opinion that the Board had rln' above me MHil Shanghai Banking tho bronzed old mato. "Well, r'sht in the air. I looked tace who thought that It would bo bet- the right to operate the garbage sys- Hongkong and 1 guess you might UD Dut couldn't see nothln first-uneve- ntful deri- Corporation. I It was what call an at ter to adhere for the present to the tem, basing his opinion upon the Japanese young man store or voyage loastways most ot tlltm 1 made out a dark shadow, a some in af , NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA rule of the old Doard. sion given by the Supreme court flee. way. things got shadow that was movln' somewhere up Bank of New Zealand, and Bank of the Onco in a while Tho first business before the Board, time ago, which held that the County Plantation furnished 1b 111 tlle riggin.' The whlrrln' got noarer laborers ajj Australasia. interestin' but hero we are, from Port after tho reading of the minutes of tho had the authority to make appropria- number at the shortest notice. 130 nary rope an' fust thing I knew a big VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bank Townsend In days, and a albatross session, was the passing of tions for the cai and maintenance of Families supplied with cooks, kotu4 or spar onlssln', If old tlmt must have measured 14 feet from of British North America. an' blame the various bills for January They passed the Kaplolanl Park, even though the boys and yard-boy- s. wlnB to wing, Hashed out whlto-- a hooker ain't got as sound a bottom as of tho as follows: County did not own the property. Contracts Taken. keg barring once ness almost into the TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING Dutch beer or steersman's fnce. Fixed salaries, S173.23; County Attod-ney'- s After n brief discussion the matter House work, cleaning bllgo IIuIl! vou'(1 a thought he'd seen a window xaA AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. twice, Just a little loakln" in, wd otllce, $23.3.",; Police department. was referred to the sanitary committee gardening by hour, day or week. to pumps. How S'10st. ain't never had use the ;$1CSC.03; Garbage department, $050.25: to confer with the superintendent of Prices reasonable. do you account our H'm,' "After we got out of the storm zone Deposits Received, Loans Made on for luck? Road department, J173S.0C; public works, with a view to ascertain- Phone White 2676. good crew purty green, though, an' wo llnl n easy time ot It fair wind llxed sala Approved Security, Commercial and ries, $1494.77; County $310; County ing whether some arrangements rela- r.lver Street near Hotel. a dam' good ship. They don't build anu n'r weather, until we struck the clerk, Travellers' Credits Issued. Bills of Ex- auditor, $120; County attorney, ?83fi.5Q; tive to the County taking charge of the ships like tho old Graco no more, prln- - tropics again, an' then we picked up tho change Bought and Sold. County engineer, $425; garbage system could not be arranged. clpally because they don't pay, I sup- - trades an' made fust-rat- e time over Poundtunster, $30; Keeper of parks, $200; Road de On motion of Dwlght the bond of S. S&.KI, AC- pose, but I can't seo why not, myself, the equator, with cool breezes an' nary COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY portment, $1,919: Garbage department, ttoad Supervisor Johnson wag reduced COUNTED FOR. We ain't never had no trouble with her, n. nian sick. We sighted almost our Bamboo Furniture fWst sl'lps along way. $200; Fire department, $3075; Kaplolani to $5000 upon the grounds that Johnson an' she's reliable 's they make 'em. this Yes, it seums A.ND ' i a sname to nPrk, $303; Electric Light department, never handled more than $2,500 at a Oh, well, the times of sailing ships urenk an old llyer like this PICTURE FRAMES. '.! an is over. I guess. They uut that's what they're $"24.50: Police and Fire alarm system, nine wnen ne wh payinK on jiih iirn. . snilormcn Neat ,, ESTABLISHED IN 1858. no no "f doln," so I understand, goln' to make $163.23; Hawaiian band, $1550; Police The. Board adjourned to 7:30 p. m. and Handsome ain't more American ships nor Designs made to more nothln' but a 11 coal barge out of her. What d'you department, $5509. February n. order. American sailors X Beretanla Street, near Punckbawt lot of fool foreigners as don't know a think of that? It Feems like they might The annual report of Auditor Hlck-ne- ll & CO. scuttle butt from a bllgo plank, noth- - leave 'lpr live out her life nafral llko was presented. Some Interesting -- iJLEPHONE SLUE ML BISHOP in' but tho way to trim coal an lie a"er she s done so well so many years." data relative to the detail of expenses lngines. Yes, sir, that's what the pres- - T"e stubble-bearde- d tar, making suro qf operating the County undor the past RF,AF,TY TRANSFERS ent kind of sallonman 's becomln' an' that his superior's back was safely eyar was given: BANKERS I'm thankful he ain't an American. turned and that that ofilcial was obliv- - The old Board spent $504,007.99 during Well, sir, we had bully good weath- - lous of his presence, abstracted a bat- - their term of olllce, leaving a balance tereu pipe one mahog-ju- st - er comin' down the sound that was from corner of a of $18,765.57.' Entered for Record January 28, 1907. OMECN any-edge- STHET about the time ot that big steam- - d slit, and beckoned mysterl-e- r Sheriff Brown spent $106,877.72 on the From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. ' Commercial and Travellers' ously - JOUAI.BK ISt disaster they had out there an' toward a region in the neighbor- police department during the year, ex- Mele K Brown et nl to Antone R hood of Fi evt ood Letters of Credit issued on the likewise comin down tho coast, good the forecastle, securely hidden clusive of his salary of $2100. Telxelra I tove, by Fire Bank of California and The Lon- winds an' not too heavy, und wo slm- - frm the observation stacks of lum- - Chief Thurston was the second highest Mnlkauloa Cook to Thomas Mutch. DA ply along big canvas. ucr an(l Hie intervening bulk of a deck 5tam nrd Blacksmith don Joint Stock Bank, Limited, roared under In spender with the total of $35,026 28. Frank E Clark to Mary I.enl Rel these bloody days of socialism, unions house. London. The expenses of the auditor's onToo Mary Leal and hsb to Rose Dlas D and gen'rally confounded tomfoolery. "What wuz he yer with? were $3,753.50 Rose to of -- and Treasurer Trent Dlas and hsb Trs of Est WHOLESALE AND I Correspondents for the Amer- they've even got decem-conseken- RETAIU sailors' unions, an' in ho Inquired, hoarsely. Yer a managed to get along $4,0S4.90. A M purty night with Enos ican Express Company, and It's imoosslble lookln' sort of young man, an' I don't The County attorney's olllce got WS Achl, tr, to Allen & Special Attention Given to to ship a crew. wo Robinson Thos. Cook & Son. decent Thuslv out mind tixin' any mistakes his nibs may and the County clerk's otllce Ltd BS out ot Townsend with 15 men hart of dropped so Interest allowed on term and ha' sldewlse, ter speak. Ho Expenses in the latter depart- Leong Pun to Jow Tim BS DRAYING 'em green boys, kids of 16 or IS, as wuz tellln' yer now, I wo ALSO s'pose, that ment were kept down remarkably con- Gear, Lansing & Co by to E Jones.D WHITE AND BLACK SAN0. Savings Bank Deposits. may have known how to milk a cow, had a lovely v'y'ge, peaches cream trs an' sidering that Its office force Is larger E Jones and wf to E Clark M but couldn't tell the stern from the ev'ry mornln' for breakfas' an' dlnln' F & - than that of any other County office. W A Klnnby to Hotel Baths Ltd L f main tops'l yard and only two Amerl- on Rhode Island turkey, hey? He like-ca- ns The garbage department spent P K Dolron to C D Vienna Bakery In tho crowd. It's fair to wise informed yer, I s'pose, we F Hart that and took in only $6,949. Koono to - say, though, that they was all w llln' to didn't never do no work, leavn' that, Paakea and hsb Kahale- department GOOD Bread, the only HOME-MAD- B THE work, but you can bet anything you by course, to the suyvants. Oh, well, The road got away with annl Klnlmaka (w) D like, they'd they the trllle of $165,688.72, expended on the Portuguese 'Mut Ben Soc of Haw to BREAD In town. All kinds of eafcaf have worked whether they gets Into the habit, y'know, our specialty. Wagon liked it or not. Why, I had to put the 'count of reports roads of the outside districts totaled Manuel J Serpa Rel delivery througfc Limited. makln' to the owners; $62,657.08. city. ESTABLISHED 1880. different ropes In their hands and tell but say, you come me. Entered for Record January 26, 1907. with I'll tell Phone Ma'n 179. No. 1129 'em what to do, and It was two weeks ye me an' me pals." The County treasurer's report cover- From 9 a. m. to 12 noon. Fort SC Capital Subscribed Yen 24,000.000 before I dared to send 'em up tho cross- - Tho area behind the forecastle hatch ing the same porlod was read and Est of Henry Waterhouse by exoi to filed. J. H. AM i Capital Paid Up 21,000,000 trees 'me not wishing to have murder wns occupied pr.'marlly by the Japan-o- n D'Almelda C 1 oVocitljr me you salty-vlsage- If the reports AUon & otlies Reserve Fund 13,700,000 soul. What are goln' to do 0Sc cook, on whom the d are found by the Su- Robinson Ltd to Wong Kal pervisors to bo CLEANED AND P R I with tho likes of that? Have patience, gentleman summarily served notice to correct, they wnl be et al L E5SES HEAD OFFICE. YOKOHAMA. you say. An' I did. Iever was so pa- - leave, "Git, Zuzzu," he observed gent- - published E K Smith by mtgee to A K Ozawa..D tient a man. An' yet they'll toll you ly "Er I'll kick ve nn' vor tiortato An Invontory of tools and annllanc'es Gear. Lansing & Co. bv tr to A K Honolulu Clothes Clennfngr Co .Branches and Agencies: that American ships avo Iloatln' hells peollngs overboard." In the various road districts was re- - Ozawa D and American masters drivers, ceiveU G Alakea Honolulu, Now York, San Francisco, slave "Mc'n Joey Wostcott's the only from Engineer Gere. F da Rosa to Joao de S Plres ...Rel St.. near King, Phone Main MT an their officers nothln' but apostles of Americans In the hull bloomln' outfit." A copy of the re&jlutlojis to Kaauknu Hunupn to London, Lyons, Bombay, Hongkong, ropes relative Protestant Dalny, Newchwang, Leayang, Pekln, the end. the sailor continued. "My name's Preblo Rood roads, passed bv th Promotion? Church of East Hnmakun D "Lucky it was too, we had spoil Joseph mv langkaw, Shanghai, Chefoo, Tientsin, that Preble. Salem's dwellln Commlttee, was rood. . j Mrs II K Kalwiaea et al to Ah ee..L Koa of easy to In, Furniture lukden, Antung Hslen, Naga- - weather break 'em fof as place, Now Englnnd's my nation, etco- - a communication was received from.' - ezar Rotlrlgues to Maria Correla..AM Kobe, we 'mnde grew Made to Order. latitude the breezes with tory, but tho rest don't go in my case. Tax Collector Jaiiios L, sug- Kst Augustine by Ka- - ' nkt, Toklo, Osaka. Hplt, Jr., of Enos trs to Upholstering and Repairing. , I It, an' long uerore we ran by the straits, I to say to yer The Banks buys and receives for Col- - What wanted wuz that gesting a plan whereby with the aid lanlwahlne K Ezera Par Rel WING CHONG they was a gale. The weath- - I heqred tho bog yer CO. fiction Bills of Exchange, issue smoke of coupons, the tnxe of the various la Kalanljvahine K Esara and hsu to Cor. King p. Q. Drafts or veered right around It was tho and Bethel, Box UK. and Letters of Credit, and transacts a then about everlastln' downfall o' tho borers of the County could be collect- - Jolip Vasconcellos D late In May an" grow cold as devil, - "general banking business. tho merchant m'rine 'n the decline o' 'morl- ed Iifj smaller amounts In to avoid Jolm Vasconcellos wf to pourse, you ' order and Trs of Of know, only steamers go enn ships II 1 sallln' 'n all the ros' like that, collecting the nil frtfl ri ,...1. Est of Augustine Enos M i.wouB.i u,B Huuus, so wo iiuu to Keep air wiiart I wants to say to ye, is $5 H Honolulu Branch 67 King - that taxes of In a lump sum. The matter Tanouo to W L Decoto CM JAPANESE CONTRACTOR Street on makln- southln' until we got where I indorses all me : that wRh breath. Yos was referred to the toad com.ultteo J Cockett and wf to C B Cockett D AND CARPENTER. (It : wo could olaw 'round- -It bain' easy to 8lree, I does that-- me' that's sailed the On bv Pern E K Akl and hsb to C B Cockett. HAND PAINTED NOVELTIES. seo, sir, from what you loams in your seas man an' boy, for nigh on to 33 FnLlneer Th.irTnn ...D T Wli - A IiMla to A D Houso Jog'rafy school, Capo years, come 7, 2 "thor- and, hsb F Sohaefer No. 762 Shoridan'St?. at that Horn ain't nex' nothln' like what It fJtn D At Tin lniTv'u fn- - Art ou R Mead to Klhei Plan Co Ltd. ...AM raatfnl used to hn. Tn thn croorl nlil ilnva n fa- - .. . . l Telephone White 601. "All tho tim .t, .... , "u" - u" every year with full R D Mead to Klhei Plan Co Ltd.. AM O. .i,i i,i. i.. .,.i Y. ITOW i,i. motl" unani-Th- o Kollallnui Plant Co Ltd by regr to an' harder, an' then it began to snow. Ho Just handed hlssel over to a runner fnou' ,v uaB, Pad - Klhei Plantn Co Ltd Notice oretania St. near ownora rigged us out with a don- an' took as much booze as he i Emma Honolulu. wanted "ltU9y C E K Gay Horse Clipping. key puffer an' reduced the crow five an' then woke up nn found hissol aboard L .' ,'e conveyed to the and hsb to W O Smith... D men before wo sailed, hopln' I s'pose, o' a craft, good or bad, or sunthln', but d r' tnrouK a tetter Recorded January 17, 1907. to save oxponse; but my opinion of without havln to trump docks "oClei'k Kaiauokalanl, t)uu alie thought Mele Pupule to L K Lohlau Kuwa-wa- a, Luke Rogers Is back again treat lest Meal in Town donkey lngines for hlstln' sails on full fer a place, like he des these days. It nu electrlc uht wa needed at the rs D; Int In property In ilber 50, fol Maul, clipping horses at the old staoi, ain't vory high. They may do ain't no fun." llhl s'reet e"l of Judd street, about 2S6. $25. B 2S6, p 459. Dated Dec 2, 1906. corner Punchbowl and King streets. twenty yards beyond the gate of Mr. Gear, Musing & Co by trs to Elmlra 3 4 WOIA Rfoli H4 fcS-vS&4-- Ballou. The mater was referred to the M Johnson, D: lots C and 8, blk 15, Kai iiKiit mukl Tract, Honolulu, $1100. Hotel Street, near Nuuanu. CONVICTED NAPOLEON. CALLED ON SHERIFF. juiecmi; commuts. Oahu. B I Swa"zy. a 2S6, p 464. OPEN ALL NIGHT. Napoleon was cnovlcted yesterday Supervisor Frank Archer called on ,I;,M' the representative Dated Jan 9, 1907. ?,f r- K' C Ju,,,, minunlcntea with Elmlra M Johnson to R II Trent, tr, Telephone, Main 4(9. of conducting a crap gamo. The fol- Sheriff Iaukea yesterdny spending ' tlie 6 8, lowing woro tho Jurors: Antone L. some time In conversation wwith tho Board of Supervisors relative to M; lots and blk 15, Kaimukl Trart, auegea $800. Perry, John J. Greene, Eugene Vess'o cnIef of P01lce' me immago to nave been done Honolulu, Oahu. B 200, p 24. to property 2, 1907. IE Villi UIPII Tfl sntcriTicc Todd, Horace N. Crabbe, Frank H the of ajrs. Judd, at the Dated Jan It IUU IIIOII U MUltRIIOt Chichester, W. T. SchmldtrCharlaa A. THE BEST IS ALWAYS CHEAPEST. corner of King street and ICalnkaua Oear, Lansing & Co by trs to Charles avenue, by IN NEWSPAPERS! Bon, Stoiner, John Duggan, Ed- - j In buying medicine, a feyv penco from the overflow from the Ma-kl- kl L Scrlmger, D; lots 13 and 14, blk C2, Jamw storm ANYWHHRn AT ANYTIME win iv. I'urnunuoz, xnomas u. Kala-- 1 each bottle Is no Inducement to tho ditch. The communication Kaimukl Tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $1150. Call on or Write wala and Benjamin H. Clarke. buyer. He wants that which Is most was very extended for It Included a p 380, p 466. Dated Jan , 1907. copy of the ' E.C; DAP'S ADYERTISIHfi iGEKCY effective, as it Is cheapest In the end. letter on the same subject jose u serrao to Teresa Ferles and This Is why Chamberlain's Cough Re- that he hnd addressed to Supe. ruten-de- nt hsb, Covenant; In ro title to lot 58, Kal-Wlk- l, iiaiiauiiio WAIVEDTHE JURY. oireet medy Is so popular here. It Is guaran- of Public Works Holloway. The HIJo, Hawaii, R 381, p 457- - Dat- Jade Jewelry 6AU FRANCISCO, CALIF. Jury han boon waived In the action of teed to do nil that Is claimed for It and latter had replied that the control of ed Jan 2, 1007. Hand worked jade Jewelry Superintendent Hollowny against In E. its cures of coughs, colds and croup are the ditch rested entirely in the hands Joao Vlerra and wife to Ponahawnl and silver. Back combs, bracelets sti Vivian Richardson and his bondsmen always satisfactory. ' - obc For sale by all of the supervisors. Instead of refer- Coffee Co Ltd, Di lot li of patent 4T68, rings, in tlio matter of tho watqr works dealors, Benson, Smith & Co., agents ring to "Ino the matter the eommlttM on Ponaimwi, into, hrjmu, n SANQ.QNKHH. . . Job Printing', Star Office. Jiuwan. tim . ior 'mans, lanugo parita na gjmnjf'.fU n m, . r . i .. aii QaJaXJtuiJSit . l'i . W'JKimmtmkWkWBkWMkmLM TtM HAWAIIAN Mfc. Tl'ttBAV. lAKL'AHf M, Utf.

IBattd Kwiolcnnoki Jmiikis ? Morgan K ti. Mnil A Am Pr The . Catinat 3 'Jm toftanU Kn- -i Ullxc Notlo' Iat AUCTION. AMD m at in r Mortmi .IHt ROM. N M about ilim S Hnry vVaterhnwN. Trust Co. IMSf ( IIMM KaksjiaM it TH. Msi 71 Lent Aid To P. 0 Be. 11. IIIIUI j&Kohiingo Woman's xiin'8 is a .sMrraiiKLi, II II.IUIKN H WASH IHKfHI 1M MOTKL TRKKT, AT ALMOST HALF PRICK hmrKHh! Thai (the CwhiIbiuoiI AUCTION SALE Seas 1 Ui ly Valparaiso Made nf Onorl Mntei'ial nnd Neatly Done. MO DAY, PKB. I, 1907 a. l l t m w mm It your want la KN "H Kit CATINAT THK Kit l'IU'1 AT II O'CLCK NOOK, 1--41. m mm one you mar rest assured that un dhimh n. HKLI'KP AT VALPARAISO A FT Kit 90114 wmt reader of Star Want Adi at my salesroom, 847 Ksahumanu St., Made ItMhama mm KAHTHQI AM) F1HK. property Territory Haw.ll. trimmest t to I reare. will aee rour Ad and rtfrtr It. THK AKE of the of PRtMTBD IN HAWAIIAN. LOT 1-- TOR U.H. Want Ad Inaarted three times DMIin Laws 1847, I volumes; Laws 1851, 1 aaaortet Afitir leaving thtee liMnd lust Made vt AM HmsMM material, eston, tHrlMT trUWMt, for M awtta. volume; Lawi 18(1, 1 volume! Laws 4 summer the French cruiser 1'nt.liiut Ilea 1 to jrMr. -- .,. - 1888, 1 volume; Laws IMS, 1 volume; . proceedpil to Man Dleo where she was LOT t-J-I.QO U.M SRMIM AT U.N A KB (I.M. Laws 18tS. 1 volume; Law 187, 1 AD tntlmtml uhpK hn tiem nttip of th? an bftrajMj of otl4 VOlUme; Laws 1874, t volumes: Laws CHILDREN'S BAILOR SUITS, eicttoMl mfa THK W8ATKER. Aaatrm.tlon nf ValnKMtlan fhlll. She Chambray, Sailor TlWi ttaaa t, It, 14 . 1 volume; Laws 1878. 1 .aumi: color trimmed and ytr. Local Ofltce, U. . Weather Bureau, iv..i nrn, 17. 1880, 1 1882, 1 LOT DRBSSM FOR H.M. Tonne BuUdltut. . ir i ..v.n . .k. m iUH'1 volume; Laws voiume; Laws 18M, 2 volumes. Blue polka data, trimmed with fBlfCflniiLiiUFF Honolulu, T. M., January 29, 1W7. to alleviate the SU fieriUg of the French Made of fine printed Lawn, PJnk and subjects In that city. Much was ac- PRINTED IX KXOLI8H AND HA- itiVtrolderJi tl t, I, 1, WAIIAN. : a.m., S; 8 a.m., 71; complished by the Captain and crew of LOT M.M DRKSMS, U.6. vessel In relief WOtVt during the Laws 18&1, 9 volumes; Laws 1852, 10 a.m.. 74; noon, 74; morning mini the Made of fine material In oacka and MM Colors, trimmd With days followed volumss; Laws IMS, 1 volume; Laws mum, 68. that the disaster. sia , S, 9 year. j 1MC-- 7. 1 Laws 1872, 1 8 m., W.81; After matter hart 'quieted den' it volume: volume: A COMB Barometer, a. a&aeiute S.IS DRKSSlftt; WITH plaee ports In Laws 1878, 1 LOT 4OR It.M. 8 per ohdic that the cruiser visited volume. Oil HAIR BRUSH. I humidity. a.m., MM trains vel- BS Chill ami then proceeded up the coast PRINTED IN ENGLISH. Made of fine Solid Color Chambray, trimmed with embroidery and relative humidity, 8 a.m., per - foot: stopping- at Panama tutfl Central Ame- , Statute Laws 1814, 2 volumes; Laws vet ribbons; sices 2, 3, 4. PaaHeco'g Dandruff Killer Is the only cent. jew point, 8 tt.m., 80. ' rican port. Man' Diego was finally 1848, 3 volumes: Laws 1862, 2 volumes: rtawsV will effectually destroy the Velocity and direction: G a. that wind: reached .tgiiin and from there the Laws 1853, 2 volumes: Laws 1855, 2 (term, and promote a iuxu m.. 8, northeaat; 8 a.m., 1, northeast; UUraS i, here. will go to 1888, 1 noon, 12, sleuiuei uiie 5he volumes: Civil Code volume: growth of hair. 10 a.m., 0. south; south. - riast Melbourne by way of Pago Pago. Laws 1890, 2 Lawn 1382, 2 y all Druggists and at Pache-o- 't volumes: 8M 1W4, 4 Laws JBarber Shop, Fort street. m., trace. volumes: Laws volumes: 1888, 2 1876. 4 volumes: N. PHONE MAIN 28i. Total wind movement during 21 volumes: Laws S. SachsDryGoods Go. CONGER Laws 1872,. 1 volume; Laws 1S74, 2 hours ended at noon, 180 miles. Y .CIvil-.CH- 1 volume; le 1876, volume. WIT-MA- n. STOCKMAN. Law 1ST6..-- Laws 1R7S. S Section Director. volume: volume; Law 1880, 6 volumes: Laws YOUR FACE Kill! WHARF 1881, 2 volumes. LONDON BEETS: January i6, 8 shil- He matte r how, bright, your face lows lings, 9 pence; last previous quotation y .. kUfu charm by the exhibition of unright-- January 22, S shillings, 0 1 pence. BIG CROWD TO SEE VOLCANO JAS. F, MORGAN If extracted the gum may ilirink SUGAR : pCew York, January 38, AUCTIONEER. tai Make bad wrinkles. If neglected they 8.485 cents a pound, or $09.70 a ton J LINER OFF PEOPLE BOOKED wjM your Spread decay to others and make last previous quotation, January 21, FOR KILAUEA EXHIBITION. Vreaih bad. Have your teeth attended 3.18 cents a pound or $69. GO a ton. o MW. .. . V When In Doubt Low prices at New England Bakery. The Hawaiian band gave a concert AUCTION SALE F, L. FERGUSON, D. D. S George Desha is expected to return on the KInau wharf this forenoon, pre- THt IKMRT DCNTISTS from IIIIo on Saturday. ceding the departure of the S. S. KI- nau for Hilo and way ports. A large Carpenters, contractors, it-:?- ; ArKogton Hotel Hotsl St. Whitney & Marsh's sale of shirt USE OUR HOME SMOKED, ;t: waists begins on Friday morning. crowd was on hand to bid farewell to If your sewlnc machine needs repair- volcano visitors, Federal Jurors and FINE SUGAR CURED ing, phone Bonr-i- & Co., Main 488. others going to Hawaii and Maul. The NOTE THIS 1, KInau got away on time. :.?. On March Y. J. Harvey with the . . A Moana Hotel will leave for Arkansas. Those booked for the volcano were SATURDAY, FEB. 2, 1007 There will be a meeting of the Board as follows: J. N. Glover and wife, D. 3 II. McPherson and wife, Mrs. H. P. 12 . ; of Health tomorrow afternon at O'CLOCK NOON. -- . o'clock. Fnye, Miss Faye, Miss C. Hemenway, HAM an BACON Jas. F. Morgan will sell a number of Master Hunt, Mrs. Hunt, A. W. Dlas. at my salesroom, 857 Kaahumanu St., i law books at auction on .Monday, Feb- J. R. Hensler, J. J. Williams. H. B. I will eell, as per instructions, ruary 4. Smith and wife, Mrs. J. Williams, Mrs. . You help agreeing us STlLEXANDER H. Wunderhck, W. W. Brunei-- cannot with after a trial, that The regular quarterly meeting or the The Grand Stand . o; Union Feed Co., Ltd., will be held on Sweetest and January 31. In Kapiolani Park ever offered for sale in these Islands. 76t! YOUNG The annual meeting o fthe Mer- DIAMOND HEAD ROAD 5 chants' Association will bo Jield tomor- of t:.. row afternoon. Lot Fencing,

HOTEL James Lylo Is confined to his home m by a bad cold which he contracted on TO BE WIDENED Board, Etc. GIVE OUR MEATS A TRIAL. CENTRAL the volcano trip. ABSOLUTELY HONOLULU Queen LUIuokalanl and Mrs. Joseph F Hoad FIRE-PROO- Small Roller Aea left In the S. S. KInau at noon to- THE PLANS INCLUDE i Als 4 ex: . day for Lahaina. CHANGE OF PROPERTY TO Meeting of Chung Wan Lodge No. 4, Purchaser to remove same from the C. O. YEE HOP & CO. m MOflNft HOTEL K. P., will bo held in Its hall at 7:30 MAKE IT POSSIBLE', ! grounds at his own expense within 10 p. m. this evening. days from day of sale. $5; . tm, VAIKIKI BEACH C. J. Hutchlns has been appointed n Tho Diamond Head road Is to be Commissioner of Public Instruction in JAS. F. MORGAN, iriiproved Ne- J. Hi HERTSC1IE, GENERAL MANAGER place of C. L. Wight, resigned. widened and at least. AUCTIONEER. Flhe nlckle plated bathroom fixtures gotiations nro now under way between W. R. PATTERSON & CO. shown in Fort street window of E. O. the department of Public Works and n Hall & Son. Step in and price them. certain property owners In tho vicinity nnn nr ' General Contracting and Jobbing. Three young lady singers led by Miss '.of Diamond Head, whereby an ex , regu- Is House-painting- Paperhanginff, Graini- Kaai are taking the place of the change of land to bo effected in or ng;, Kalsomlnlng, Brick, Cement and lar prima donna at tho band concerts. der that the Improvement of the road Bread: can bo begun. was Nut iBtone Tho owners This action taken Butter Work. Shop with Whittle, the of the Hawaiian Hotel CASE sign painter, 1163 Union street. are considering adding three stories to after a consultation between the coun THEJJNAI Phone ty Made of the purest flour. Main 321. their main building. The addition wilt and the territorial ofllcials. Coun in be of concrete. ty engineor Gere is preparing the de Baked the best ovens. SUPREME COURT DISAPPOINTED The Kamehamoha Aquatic Clun will tails of tho desired Improvement of Eaten by the best people. Telephone Main 193. P. O. Box 192. hold a meeting next Saturday evening the road, while tho territorial otllcials THOSE WHO WENT EXPECTING are trying to effect an exchange of Sold by tho at 7 o'clock at tho rosldcnco of M. B. TO HEAR A DECISION. Punohu on Walakamllo street. lands so that the change can be made. Is proposed ;DE. The S. S. KInau sailed Hilo at It to widen the road JL,orcl for from end of car line, running J. to noon with volcano visitors Fed- the the The Supreme Court Is .keeping up the Successor and past the Campbell, and Lyman prop- I eral played in LORL & BBLSER. Jurors. The band honor erties to the llrst In road. suspense. This morning at 10 o clock Judge S. B. turn the GENERAL CONTRACTOR: of Dole. the greater part of course, representatives of the government and The captain of For that the French cruiser the road Is not over 18 feet in width. L. L. iMcCandless were present the will :pay upon at Catinat an ofllclal call Inasmuch as the drive Is one of the opening of the court. They wenc In .rrers, Dredging, Grading, Paving, Governor 11 Carter at o'clock tomorrow most pretentious and one of the most anticipation the court might ren- Teaming, Crushed Rock, morning Capitol building. that at the In La-n- al NEW beautiful the islands, the Improve opinion In ARRIVALS der Its the matter of the Dr. and Mrs. M. E. Grossman arrived ment can be made none too soon. .It was - land case. But the crowd See our window display Ready-to-We- ar Black and White Sand and Soil by the Ventura. They were recently Is proposed to cut down tho bluff and in Ladles Muslin Shirtwaists. For Sal married in Chicago. Mrs. Grossman straighten out tho as much as Complete assortment of BACK and SIDE COMBS. road Ladles and Gents' Umbrellas prices to purses. was a visitor In Honolulu two years possible. In order to do this, It Is .de- at suit all ago, For prices on all these lines, see Ofllce and Yard, South and Kawalahao sired to move the road mauka some- - Beginning 1, Streets. on February the Aquar- 1iat. The present plan Is to makefile If you have a paper that Is ium will be closed evenings. During particular secalon of the road needing the day the Aquarium hours will be 10 improvement, 40 feet In width. worth anything to you why don't a. m. to 5 p. m., and on Sundays from Ting Ghong Go, 1 5 Wah p. The Art Pottery of the East. to in. you see that It Is safely kept. There is very slight difference be- LA A CREASING KING STREET EWA FISH MARKET Tappas, Mats, Fans, Bas tween the 1906 and this year's shirt There Is no excuse so long as kets, Brsses, waists, so the ladles will find genuine I and seasonable bargains at Whitney & you can get absolute safety for Hawaii & South Seas Curio Marsh s shirt waist sale on Friday. ICR ACTIVITY IC Co. A large number of young people at- four dollars a year. Henry tended the dance given by Mrs. Mary Alexander Young Building. Gunn last evening In the Odd Fellows' The following letter was received this Waterhouse Trust Co., Ltd. hall. Ellis' orchestra, which Is to play morning by A. ofg I.-- I. POTTERY J. Kennedy tho at tho Unlvorslty Club ball, was in at- N. Co., from Frank S. Dodge who Is tendance. staying at the Volcano. This letter Excellent NeiJl & Co. After tho regular meeting of Har- substantiates the reports brought by Oatton, mony Lodge last evening the Rebekahs returning excursionists to the Volcano, doomed to disappointment. No refer. visited them in their lodge rooms. Re- Volcano House, Jan. 26, 1907. euce was made to any such decision freshments were takon along by the J. A. Kennedy, President Inter-Islan- d tnis morning and the court took up Engineers, Machinists, Blacksmiths visitors and a pleatant social gather Stoam Navigation Co. a case relating to tho tnxatlon of cer and Boilermakers. ing was had. Dear Sir: Kllauea Is rapidly increas tain bonds. First class work at reasonable rates. Robert Pause, Jr., representing the ing in activity every day, and the Inasmuch as the Lanal case Is n very Chance Pabst Beer, "the beer that made Mil- erater is well worth a visit. From Important one and the consideration of waukee famous," arrived in Honolulu survey recently made by Mr. E. D. the various points Involved will call by the Coptic. He will make only a Baldwin of Hilo, the lake Of Hale for the examination of a large range to secure a NICE ELECTRIC PORTA- short stay here, maumau Is very nearly as largo as the of authorities, it Is not thought likely when he will go on to BLE at an Exceptionally Low Price, CIGARSFOR the Orient by the Hongkong one shown by my survey'of 1892, while tha the court will render an opinion Maru. the pit Is now very pinch deeper. In the case for some days. The entire surface of the lake We are now offering a handsome Connoisseurs showing glow FRENCH CAPTAIN a brilliant at frequent SUGAR ON HAWAII, durable and complete Electric Lamp to intervals, and there are sevoral active You will agree with us. aro hard Purser Frlel of the S. S. Mauna Loa Jcoep In stock; yet such has been our fountains. with shade, FOR ONLY Mr. Baldwin mode tro depth of the reports the following sugar awaiting experience and offort along this line, shipment on 600; TO pit about COO fee( less than one month Hawaii. Kukulhaele, P that smokers of taste arc always satis CALL ON CARTER 2000; ago, but it' Is muo'h less at tho present Honokaa, Paauhau, 8000; Paaullo, when they walk out our store. BOOT; fled of time; and from present Indications, Kukalau, 2500; total, 15,100. For the full purso we carry the frag. ballove, tho entire pit will be filled in a Each rant first-cla- ss ADELINA PATTE captain Hautfault of the French $3.75 few months. U. S. Judge Dole ofllcials of jjd HAWAIIAN CIQARB. " and the cruiser , which arrived this morning, Yours truly, . Court, Including frugal will get hest Federal those sum Tho smoker the from San Diego, will pay a can FRANK S. DODGE ifioned as Jurors, departed lvalue ever In the ROUGHRIDER, formal today by the 6n' Governor tomorrow morning steamer KInau for Hilo, to attend the W.-Dimon- d nt cigar for 5 cents. Carter 11 rineappio mnd for lease. 22 acres Hilo term of court. W. & Co., Ltd I at o'clcok. The bo band will in at - capital at Wahlawo: 13000 growing- plants, Will "v tendanco at the grounds and term years, A compromise lias been toffeoted I"" Fitzpatrick' Bros. will play tho Marseillaise, governor lease for of with The tne Kapiolani Estate wherebv tho es "Ka. Hale Oiwi" hoiosaio ana Retail xouatwjo uoaiers. will.qall later in the weak, tato will glvo tho territory tho desired 53-55-5- . - or way 7 St., rineoip;rTn1lni,Jat JiEEJMT npnt across the lands In Ka King Honolulu, Hawaii. .&vSJ l!U. pr tlis ijaw sewer,