U. S. WEATHER BUREAU, September 2. Last 24 Hours' Rainfall, .00. SUGAB- - 96 Degree Test Centrifugals, 3.885c Per Ton, $77.70. Temperature, Max. 81; Min. 73. Weather, fair. Vm - 88 Analysis Beets, 9s. 7V2d Per Ton, JS0.20. ESTABLISHEDu..JULY 2, 1856.

VOL. XLVm., NO. 6134. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1908. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

CRUISERS AND DESTROYER ARRIVED AT MIDDAY THE SITUATIO AND SOME OF THEM GAME INTO THE HARBOR ' " 3 BETTER Yi

Ho Maneuvers Are Id 'a Be Carried Out on Cruise. The Republican Leaders Worried In a way satisfactory to the Admiral it? Are About in command and a source of gratifica- . - Indiana. tion to the officers and men comprising ?a n n n n 1ft the personnel of the fifteen ships of war which arrived in Honolulu harbor (Associated Press Cablegrams.) vesterday from San Francisco, one-fourt- h TOLEDO, Ohio, September 3. At of the towing cruise test was the great G. A. R. gathering here yes- completed, yesterday forenoon just as terday 10,000 Civil War veteran the fleet rounded Diamond Head. Just marched. There were no cases of ex- before the noon hour the graceful flag- haustion. Senator Foraker in his ad ship. West Virginia steamed slowly dress praised Mr. Taft.

, down the channel into the harbor, 1 t TOLEDO, Ohio, September 2. In the saluted by the Xaval Station battery great parade of the Grand Army of the and followed by the other warships. A Republic in this city today Republican As the vessel swung past the Naval ' "v; .., Presidential Candidate William HTaft docks the guns of the starboard and and Senator rorsdeer, wlo bo ajrena-otud-y . port batteries belched forth an answer- .'7-- fought the Roosevelt policies In ing salute, and presently she was moor- the Senate and was supposed to bo ed alongside the Alakea whar.f. By violently opposed to Taft "a candidacy, -- Advertiser Photo. five o'clock all the warships were met on the reviewing stand, in the pres- VIRGINIA PASSING UP THE CHANNEL TOWARD THE ALAKEA WHARF. berthed in the positions assigned them FLAGSHIP WEST ence of a great concourse, and exchang- by Captain Kees, U. S.. X., command- J v J J v .J ed the most cordial greetings and con- ant of the Honolulu station. versation. This is considered most sig- The torpedo destroyers were cast off nificant for Taft's strength in Ohio. before the fleet .passed Diamond Head SUPERVISORS OPPORTUNITY 1RELESSED REGISTRATION CHICAGO, September 3. The aitva-tio-n 80 that each cruiser was free from a in Indiana Is worrying the Repub- drag, the big ships being followed by lican managers. the little ones in flotilla. LAST NIGHT FOR DELEGATES FOB POLICE A T OMAHA, September 3. Schallen-berg- er Towing was Successful. leads Dahlman in the count. The cruise was a test of the towable DETROIT, September 3. Bradley's qualities of the destroyers on one hand, election is uncertain. and a test of the efficiency of the sys- Waiting on Action of Supreme Transmississippi Congress to A $10 Gold Piece of Old Date What Is Going on in the SIOUX CITY, Iowa, September 3. tem of towing by larger vessels of the In a speech, here .last night Bryan Be of Du-po- on Municipal Be Held October 6 in Causes Message to Ranks the nt Navy on the .other hand. From both Court charged Republican Committeemen not daring to of- viewpoints the test, bo far, is consid- Bill. - San Francisco. Parties and Penrose of ered satisfactory. The destroyers are fend trusts because of their connection then'-bac- k with them. yet to be towed to Samoa, : A police flash- The registration board held thre toTHonolulu again, and still. there re- If the Supreme Court this morning Governor Frear yesterday received call for the Honolulu ' mains the last leg of the journey from decides that the Municipal Act shall an interesting circular concerning the ed through about one hundred miles sessions yesterday, the total - number MILITARY COURT enrolling being 441. This makes a Honolulu to San Diego. When the be upheld than the action of the Board nineteenth annual session of the Trans- of air yesterday from the steamship MARTIAL NAMED completed final judgment of County Supervisors last night au- mississippi Commercial Congress which total for two days of 810. Yesterday's 'cruise is the Hilonian, which was then approaching on the system of towing will be passed." thorizing the publication this after- is to be held in San Francisco, October registrations were al follows: WASHINGTON, September 3. A the inlands from San Francisco. The Three or four of the tow lines parted noon of a. County Board proclamation 6 to 10 of this year and in which Ha- Morning Session 8 to 10. court martial with Major General Fourth .. 98 during the voyage but this was due en- for election of County officers the first waii is entitled to representation Ha- message was sent to the steamer's local District. Grant presiding, has been appointed to Fifth District..-...,...;;- .. 94 tirely to friction of the hawser over Tuesday, in November, will be inoper- waii has been represented in past ses- agents, and told briefly a story con- 192 try Daniel Cornman. t- - the bows of the destroyers. The ative. If the court decides against the sions of this organization which is call- cerning a certain gold piece which did Noon Session 12 to 1. weakest part of the link in the long Municipal Act, then the proclamation ed the "free forum for the Western not appear to have the true ring, nor Fourth District .... 64 KAKN GETS A de- Fifth District..,....' 29 towline was designedly nearest the will be published. But to be effective States." It is represented among the the proper inscription, and in addition -- RENOMINATION vice presidents by James 103 stroyer. In case of a line parting it and follow out the law, it must be pub- F. .Morgan' g tate was so far back "of the Civil Evening Session 4 to 7. was best that it should be nearest the lished today, for the law says it must and on the executive committee by War period that suspicion arose in the Fourth District 95 SAN FRANCISCO, September 3. Governor and H. P. Wood. 51 boat in tow, so that the larger vessel be published at least 60 days before Frear Last minds of some of the officers that the Fifth District Julius Kahn has been renominated for longest portion of the year the session was held at Muskogee, 146 Congress. could manage the election. This is the last -- day. man aboard who passed it might 'need nearest Oklahoma, and Governor Frear was broken line. If the line parted he Board was not altogether sure looking after on arrival. Total for Sept. 2 441 towing vesseR the vessel in tow present representing Hawaii. REFINED SUGAR ' the f its action one way or another, but The police were on hand and went Bernard Kelekolio and Charley Clark might get entangled. No representatives have been ap- finally the members decided to pass a out to mieet the ship at the entrance. had a little clash over politics on ,a CREEPING UP . board each towing vessel was a motion. to publish. County Clerk nt pointed yet, but Governor Frear in- On to the harbor. The man who paid over Liliha street car Tuesday evening. dynamometer which registered the had a proclamation already, tends to appoint one or more delegates. NEW YORK, September 3. Refined the gold piece was in the steerage. The Bernard, the "Boy Orator," says Char.-le- y strain on the hawser. The latter had and in a few minutes the signatures of Each state or territory is entitled to sugar has advanced ten points. the supervisors were attached. ten delegates fact that he and a stowaway appear- called him a low-strip- e politician . to a 40,000 pound working strain, were approved and each county to one, std Bills for August for so that Chairman Hustace may ap- ed to be quite chummy, and that their and even threatened to make things although for a test the strain could be payment as follows: Leahi Home, NO POISON point a delegate if he chooses. Each talk was suspicious, determined the warm for him. The Boy Orator says made greater. $125; County office rent, $150; Koolau-pok- o IS DISCOVERED business organization may appoint one officers to take no chances. So they he was then at a loss to understand A Fine Spectacle. road district, $il519.70; Waianae and additional ones according to size road district, $359; Road Department so the Chamber of Commerce and the wirelessed aboard for the police to be what Clark meant, but later learned OAKLAND, September 3. The Don- was so large a crowd along $37,-0- 5; There not (Puuloa road), $30; Poundmaster, Merchants' Association might each be on hand. The officers shadowed the that Clark believed him to be the au autopsy shows no poison. in ahue trace of the docks to see the ships as the Ewa road district, $1000 (from represented. men up town and already know con- thor of a certain Republican slate i Atlantic fleet, but those road tax fund); Hawaiian Board, $75; Hawaii and the Philippines are one I case of the siderable about their habits and late which was published in the Bulletin BURNS AGAIN away missed a treat. The Kapiolani park, $323.38; Koolauloa subject of discussion and others are: f who stayed AVaialua road residences. The gold piece, while not with Clark proposed therein for Depu i in outline road district, $57.50; Irrigation and Drainage. River and THE WINNER are more graceful 1 cruisers district, $1138.75; Waimea bridge, Harbor Improvement, Leasing of Pub- appearing just up to standard, was ty Sheriff under Wise. Charley worked the battleships. Lach vessel is L than (Contlnuea on Page Five.) i (Continued od Page Five.) 'thought fey some to be O. K. himself to believe that the Advertiser MELBOURNE, September 3 Burns if (Coutiruea on Page Two.) I : : ; got Bernard to draw up this tiekr-- t won easily in the sixth round. to keep the conspiracy ging. ,..... jO j, 0 f." C JO J" h t? t? J? " IT K" jT V J?" ji" 9? J4" 'JC i? & 9? i? t? & t? ji" jf & f? i? T ? f? 9? ? J? K and then jf had it published in the Bulletin, winch of course, was the last straw. I Uric HUDSPETH MADE X 1, . . . 1 . . , . nil .tntiAriA 1 CHAIRMAN ! V.. VICE nis aiscovtrrv3? auu w.X.urn V,..uc xwuuv. tii1 Bov Orator on the street car, he vocal NEW YORK, September 2. Robert However, ly warmed the atmospu'. Hudspeth of New Jersey has been nothing more Came of the meeting and Clark got off at vineyard street. chosen vice chairman of the Demo- cratic National Committee. TREADWELL IS ACQUITTED 1 HE DOINGS AT MELBOURNE SAN FRANCISCO, September 3. MELBOURNE, September Today Treadwell, accused of perjury, has been was spent by the officers and men of acquitted. the American fleet attending the horse even CALL ON THE GOVEENOE. races and other sports, while this ing was held a monster reception to the Admiral Swinburne and Eear EeaT fleet's officers, at which eight thousand called on Governor Admiral Sebree people were present. Frear yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Admiral Swinburne was accompanied BIG TREE by his Chief of Staff, Commander .las. THE if. Oliver and his aid, Lieutenant F. FOREST FIRE H. Froteet. Admiral Sebree was ac- companied by his aid, Eusign Claude SONOEA, California, September 2. C. Bloch. The Mother big tree forest is burning Governor Frear received the Ad- h. are threatened. mirals assisted by Secretary Mott-Smit- and others n Col. J. W. Jones, Lieut.-Col- . STOCKTON, California, September Marston Campbell and Lieut.-Col- . J. 3. It is denied that the big trees are II. Fisb?r. burning. Governor Frear will return the call . i. later. THE BUFFALO H FRISCO BAND CONCERT TODAY. IS AT I will give a band The Hawaiian band SAN FRANCISCO, September 2. I concert this evening from 7:30 to 9:30 ranic , : ,1 , . ' 1 U. S. S. Buffalo, Commander t - ' I The I r..... " iYniMi Hi A of Admiral Swinburne i I l,,,...... ,,,.. o'clock in honor M. Bostwica:, this morning arrived front CROWD WATCHING THE CRUISERS ENTER HONOLULU HARBOR. -- Advertiser Photo. and officers and men of the Pacific fleet. Bremerton. . . I a THE PACITia OOMMEHCIAIt ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1908.

CRUISERS 10 REMARKABLE HOSIERY DESTROYERS HErTEi AND CORSET BARGAINS THE ONE-QUARTE- R TO ONE-THIR- D OFF (Continued from Page One.) four funnelled, and yet there are ap REGULAR PRICES. Toilet Ware parently almost as many guns project- Beginning Monday morning-- , August 31, we win put our ing spikelike from the sides as on the Glove-Fitting entire line of hosier' and Thompson's -- Corsjts "bulldogs of the Navy." After the We carry is a guarantee in itself. on sale at 25 per cent to 33 1- -3 per cent less than regular prices eye took in the cruiser fleet yesterday these bargains don't fail see The Sterling designs are of the There's no mistake about to interest centered in the long, black, the goods. latest. arrowy-lookin- g craft following in the Although k nV EXTRA! EXTRA! A sample line of about 200 pairs A fine assortment of Real Ebony rear the destrovers. this half-pric- e. lately receiYed. type of vessel is not new to Honolulu, of Ladies' and Children's Hose will be sold at never have so many appeared in port at one time, or under like circum stances. From Diamond Head to the J. 8. Iifiid no. entrance of the harbor the cruisers led, Fort Street, 1 and the destrovers trailed alone be opp. Jewelers, 113 Hotel Street. hind. The cruisers ranged in front of the Catholic Church. entrance to the harbor, and at 11:30 a. m.. the flagship West Virginia de tached herself from Thrum's BooR Store the others and , came into the harbor anchoring on the mil 10G3 Fort Street, Ewa side of the Alakea wharf from Headquarters Ilawaiiana which every one save a guard . of Is for marines and naval officers, was exclud ed. Then came- - the Marvland, mooring Of Interest to Resident and Visitor Jon tfle aikiki side at theame wharf; Alike Are: then the Pennsylvania, berthing on the is.-- f ivtaiKiKi siae or :avai wnarr An. 'z. HAWAIIAN FOLK TALES Tie only and finally the Tennessee. flaeshiD of eolleetion of local leg2nds, finely the second squadron ,on board of which We do not Claim illustrated, price fl.75. Rear Admiral Lnet ebree has raised HAWAIIAN ANNUAL The recog- his flag. The supply ship Solace, occu- - nized reference book of island in- pied the Waikiki siU of Naval wharf formation, price 75 cents. No. 1. Clothes Then the crowds ashore surged to That Our wi the water's edge, for the destroyers be- NEW OAHU gan coming in. These craft entered Manufacturing Co. swiftly, but so perfectly controlled, Carriage that they were brought almost to a fit you always without Make a3 Repair Carriages standstill in a few feet when necesr All goods left for repairs uncalled sary. They nlled the free way of the lor October 1 will be eoJd to pay ex harbor, until the Solace was berthed, Advertiser Photo. a fault, but do as- penses. whfn thoy began moving up to the U. S. S. PENNSYLVANIA AT THE NAVY DOCK. we QUEEN NEAR RIVER STREET Naval wharves. Long, rakish, rarrow and low in the water, they caused the crowd to gape, and to some they seem- ship fell out of the line, a boat was dock, Admiral Sebree 's flagship5 Ten- sert and stand ready ed more terrible engines of war than lowered and in four and a half minutes nessee. fall Ulillinery Styles the man was picked the great cruisers towerins above them. up, something of Tie Hawaiian band, led by Kapell tvto-dat- e styles just unpacked at par- On went alongside the Ewa side of meister uerger, welcon ed the fleet from to prove that our lors of wharf No. 1, and then another snuggled Wireless Works Far. 1 the end of the Naval wharf, each ves in alpntjsid.e first. Out tbe ia the har The officers were entirely satisfied sel being afforded a salvo of martial . -- ' MISS POWER'S bor two dent r"ny? swung together with the record of the wireless system airs as it passed by. The bandsmen Stein Bloch bronilsidV on and then were lashed to- of the fleet, played until afternoon, no vessel being Smart Building. Second Floor gether, and particularly with that Boston looking not unlike an ancient of the flagship which handled all the slighted in the musical reception. double Hawaiian war canoe, as Super- long distance messages. The transmit- The fleet takes m about $60,000 visor Andrew Cox said. These two vorth of supplies Clothes will fit ter and receiver aboard kept in com-irunica,ti- here, bids having you Our Soda Fountain swung in together and occupied the with the Pacific coast until been advertised for sometime ago, And berth usual' taken by the Iroquois, and contracts awarded. This includes 5s the one you' should patronize while 1200 miles had been run out, when all then a couple more squeezed into the communication was suddenly cut off. meats, vegetables, eggs, fruits, bread, style and obopping. Give it a trial, space between and with more them the Solace. They wondered why no word came.' etc. . Honolulu Drug Co., Ltd. Method of Towing, from Honolulu and were not aware that Local tertalflinent. Wonder was ?ipfesed that men their messages had been, received here There will b something doing so- with fewer alterations ODD FELLOWS' BLDG. could, more Than exist on such vessels. at all until Tuesday night when tha cially fof tu6 officers of the fleet dur- There seemed, hardly any Toom on deck local Naval Station announced that it ing its present stay, but the official en- to enjoy a pfoiuenade. Everything was in touch. Mr. Balch of the kiter-Islan- d tertainment is not to take place until than other clothes TRY A TOM KEEflE seemed .to be armored bow, bridge, Telegraph Companyw who wct after the return from Samoa. The any smokestacks, skylights, running gear, aboard to discus:-- wireless matters with unofficial entertainment began last wifeless masts, hawsers, chains, anchors the chief of staff, announced that the evening with a ball at the Moana hotel, Youll find it the best oc Cigar ia end Tails. The crowd was also inter- Kahuku apparatus was not ready to and next week a subscription ball is in the world, bar none the market if you give it a fair trial. ested in the towing devices. The out- transmit messages yet, but the receiv- to be given, the affair being in the All Cigar stands. fit is composed of a bridle of galvaniz- ing end was O. K. and it had listened hands of a number of social leaders. ed steel, secured to the towing bits on to the West Virginia when that vessel There are also to be garden parties, American or . Englisk each side of the cruiser wellfr.. Where was about 1300 miles distant. The night so that most of the entertaining will these lines come together, about eight that the West Virginia was calling I be done at private homes, but on a Ladies' Shoes feet from the stern, a dynamometer, Table Bluff,, Cal., on which occasion the large scale. extra heavy and of special design, is Kahukn station "caught" the mes- - Isss laws placed. Twelve feet of 1 inch chain sage, the West Virginia was 750 miles California's Silver. passes through from San Francisco. The time - ii kWOIIG HIIIG CHOIIG GO. from the dynamometer ilrst The silver service of the cruiser Cali- irViTvi 9 the chock on the stern of the cruiser, the West Virginia found herself in fornia is a handsome and valuable one, of the wireless touch Honolulu was about 1024 NUUANU STREET this chain bearing the chafe ith costing over $8000. The committee tow. This is secured to a 720 feet 10-inc- h 9:30 p. m. Wednesday when Admiral having charge of the selection of the Merchant and Fort Streets Manila cable. An extra heavy Swinburne notified Captain Rees that service, received $2000 more than was 12 swivel is there shackled in, and from he would arrive in Honolulu at needed and this has Veen pl-iee- in a five-inc- h wire noon it there leads 600 feet of o'clock yesterday. bank in San Francisco, at t he disposal CarnationsV cable. Sixty feet jf wire Buzzed Like Bees. of the commanding officer jf the ASTERS AND DAISIES cable follows and reeves through Intr-Tslan- tins When Manager Balch of the d cruiser. It yields the sum. of $400 a the bullnose or hole at the bow of the Telegraph Company out in pass- Wireless year to be paid prizes after destroyer, the thimble on the end visited the flagship yesterday it was each year's target practice. This is Len Choy ing over the pelican hook, of special to ask a favor. During the day the to made of the large design. This hook is so made the apportionment be Beretania and Smith Streets. local wireless found itself interrupted $400: One hundred dollars tc be dis- that in case of danger a small pin can be to so often that messages could not tributed to winning gun erev of the be removed and allow the hawser sent to islands or received. Mr. win- bull-nos- e, other turrets; $30 to be distributed to slip off, and passing out of the V.1 Molokai Poi Factory Balch showed Captain Oliver a letter ning gun, crew, six-inc- h guns; $30 to A new line of B. D. underwear has just arrived. casts the' destroyer adrift. A from Secretary of the Navy in complete set of gear was carried for the be distributed to winning gun crew, These garments are made of Nainsook at $1.00 a suit. Knee which authority is given to the local h vessel. three-inc- guns; $20 to be distributed poi promptly delivered to any each wireless company to request 'warships and drawers and sleeveless amirts. Fresh ' Exchanged. in three prizes to first, second third part of the city or suburbs. Courtesies to refrain from working their wire- marksman at small arms practice; Yesterday best Office, Queen street near Punchbowl: After the West .Virginia had made lesses in the day time. the $50 to the gun division making best com- so ds? jt&in 0 Tel. 406 fast, Captain- Corwin P. Rees, fleet wirelesses were buzzing like record; $100 to be distributed to rep- i mandant t)f the Honolulu Naval Sta- many bees. Captain Oliver laid the resentatives of engine and fire rooms, tion and Lieut.-Command- er Moses, matter before the Admiral and the for special excellence of service; $50 We carry a line captain of the yard, went aboard and buzzing ceased. It has been found at discretion of com- big of shoes, Mens' Ladies' and Children's Admiral Swin- to warships to do all to be distributed TOM SHARP paid their respects to tiivenient. the manding officer among ship's crev. Black and Tan, Vici, Calf and Gun Metal. These are dur- burne. Presently Mrs. Swinburne, who their message work by wireless. It v time, saves In addition to service, which gen-erall- able, neat natty. arrived on the Manchuria, and had the not only annihilates but in wardroom for the and All sizes and widths. Prices $2.50, distinction of megaphoning her admiral time and a bluejacket's shoe leather, reposes the THE PAINTER use of the officers and their guests, $3.50 and $4.00. husband as the passenger liner passed but it is mighty inconvenient to a mer- and a ocean, on. When company's business. there is a pair of candelabra the fleet in mid came cantile wireless crew. The cup is the Tennessee entered port Admiral Coaling Begins Today. loving cup for the over to in a glass case in the crew's quarters. Sebree immediately went the When the warships arrived alongside practice the , West Virginia and reported to Admi- After each year's target Clothing! Clothing! ELITE BUILDING. the wharves they were confronted with names of the best gunners and their ral Swinburne. big a short time war- We have hand splendid clothing. exchange of courtesies was mi- piles of coal. In records will be inscribed upon it. a and stylish line of This rant and petty officers were climbing by the crowds, who Here a Year Ago. It came directly from . New' anci reasonable nutely observed over masses with tape lines York we sell at were- - spread out over the the black impatient to from top By a coincidence the first division, prices, from $7.50 $15.00 a suit. goods. You Phone 397 for a closer inspection of the measuring the distance the Mary- 'to Pure woolen wharves of the cone to the outer edge of the comprising the West Virginia, SIGNS-"MAK- warships. Their curiosity was grati- yester- can never have a suit of like we for that SHARP HOOD." base and then measuring the hase lim land and Pennsylvania arriving clothing can offer you fied after the loeal oflieers had" finished reached Honolulu just : Then b-- geometry the officers de- day in the van, price. Come and'see our immense stock. 1. their formal calls. ago from the Orient. They of termined just how much coal was in a rear Then a red pennant at the fore were the " Big Four" squadron Carrie Jacobs Bond the Maryland attracted attention. each pile.. It is necessary to be exact in about-suc- h which theti included the Colorado. Then it was learned that this pennant a little thing as a coal pile, assortment her popular songs ? response to a query as to whether New of with a black disc in the center desig- first, because a warship needs everr In sow here. pound of coal she is entitled to, and the Pacific fleet would engage m ma- nated the, Maryland as the champion in Hawaiian waters or Co., Ltd.-- of Navy in gunnerv, having secondlv, because if there is more coal neuvers either Berstrom Music ship the in the vicinitv of Samoa, "it was stated Magdalcna m a a uoat enuueu to, t-- ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING. won, the pennant trophv at is ,' n Corner of King and Bethel Streets. is thus jiving an error in tonnage, it terday y Lieut Dar hut March. The Maryland - ?f Captain Oliver, chief of Jhalf vessels having with the men making a record, of head of the class of terferes Admiral Swinburne, that nothing of turrets, so this honor gives them prece- especially if another warship has just said would take place. He m" n - firarlinar and Hnrhina dence even over the big battleships. exactly the amount on hand the coal the kind W I UUIIIg UilM w w I W i 1 1 Q the present cruise from start to finish Admiral is Satisfied. tags call, for. to test the towing of the done at reasonable rates by The fleet, will take on about nine or war. intended Captain Oliver, chief of staff aboard torpedoboat destroyers. EXTRA CHOICE AND EXTENSIVE LINE OF flajrship West Virginia and the ten thousand tons. The colliers Saturn As to the fleet going to Samoa, for the will 5000 tons. The Pond Dairy Admiral's aide, Lieut. Poteet, received and Justin supply about a purpose of this kind, it was also TELEPHONE S90 the many visitors who came aboard Of course, the little destroyers don't Samoa has never been hon- require coal, simply because they stated that Island Photographs, fat with extreme cordiality, and the press mnei ored with a fleet visit and this was was afforded every opportunity, to get lack capacity to take it. a good opportunity to pull it off. Since ' BANZAI! all th? information available. Lieut. Looked Like Hulks. the ill-fate- d American ships were wreck- Souvenir Postals and was pret- in 1SS9, no number We have the best Japanese importa- Poteet stated that the cruiser The destroyers. . grouped outside th": ed at Apia, large tions in ty good all the way down. On the first channel entrance yesterday, while wait- of vessels so modern as those now in Postal Albums,Books, BULKS AND CREPES, NOVELTIES, day there was a storm when the fleet ing their turn to come, insid?, had a Honolulu harbor, has made Apia or Etc. did not average more than six or seven strange appearance. On aeeouut cf Pago Pago a port of call. Y Old and New knots per hour. After that, however, their low deck and short funnel", they Town Illuminated. ' AMERICAN AND PANAMA HATS the vessels made ten and eleven knots. Don't Tail to See Our 60c Line of and Popular Books. looked like the hulks of wrecked ves-Hel- s was beautifully illuminated Standard For Ladies and Gentlemen. No other storms were encountered, thus The city storm which struck whose 'masts had been broke-- last night in honor of the fleet. The IWAKAMI, Hotel indicating that the short off. Young Hotel and the Capi- Street Honolulu on Monday was local. Dur- Alexander As the warships came into the har- tol fairly blazed in their incandescent E. Merrick Brown Ik Co. ing the entire trip the engines of the CORNER A LAKE A AND MERCHANT STREETS. destroyers were bor the vessels at anchor dipped garniture. Bishop street in front of torpedoboat "loose," flags. Young called for expressions that is the throttles were open but the their Among these vessels were the Hotel Andrew Usher's engines practically furnished no speed the Japanese training ship Taipei Ma-r- u. of delight from the Naval visitors. I whatever, the engines revolving only the British ship Carradjlo, the The trellis of parti-colore- electrics British ship Holywood was a very handsome design. Many of Scotch Whiskey about forty-eigh- t to fifty turns. and ihs Ger A to the towing tost both Captain man bark Alexander Isenberg. Tin the streets were lined with strings of I electrics 01 iveri and Lieut. Poteet stated that it Commercial Pacific Cable Company 's what you don't want. 0. V. G. Special could not be more satisfactory, and schooner Flaorenee Ward was decked Chief Petty Officers. the Admiral had expressed himself sat- out jraily with flags and pennants. The chief petty officers of the fleet lerke isfied with the results. Outside the The positions of the warships are as wiil give a ball at the Alexander Buy what you do, Reserve breaking of the tow lines of three or follows: Alakea whaf, flasship West Young Hotel on Monday evening. Sep-- j four vessels, and due entirely to wear, Virginia and Maryland. Nav.-.-l dock teniber . Invitations will be issued thfbugh the classified not strain, there was but one accident. No. 2, Pennsylvania. Naval dock N-- . to the number of one thousand and a About dav out a signalman 1. Solace and destroyers Hull, Hopkins, column. .T W wm P the fourth repetition of the former swell function aboard thh West Virginia missed his Whipple and Truxtun. Iroquois berth. that was given by the chief petty of- f illing while on dntv on the after ficers of the Pacific fleet last year is 'U an3 fell overboard. The flag - J vlnrf, destroyer Stewart. Oceanic expected.

U THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1908. 3 ELKS' LABOR DAY EXCURSION TO THE VOLCANO (HILO AND RETURN ONLY, $15)

Per I.-- I. S. N. Co.'s S. S. Mauna Kea, leaving Honolulu Sept. p. m. Saturday, 5. 3 Returninsr leave Hilo Monday, Sept. 7, at 4 d. m , arriving at Honolulu Tuesday morning, not later than 7 a. m. Those desiring to take adv image of this low rate will please apply to Mr. "ll C. EastorT at office of Hawaiian Office Specialty Co.. immediately.

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ORPHEUM THEATER TONIGHT! RICHARD BUHLER

And The Lumley Company PER HILONIAN In Belasco's Famous Play The Heart of Maryland JUST ARRIVED, IN FINE CONDITION OH, THOSE SPORTING BOYS OF THE 'FLEET! ADDED ATTRACTION the choicest ' O'HARA AND McNAMARA, Well, the Sporting Boys of the Fleet are here, DANCERS . And we wish they were here to stay; For whatever its name, they know the game, in CALIFORNIA AT PINEY RIDGE And, with all their hearts, they play. SEPTEMBER 5, 6, 7. So give three cheers for those sportsmen all, (Wednesday Matinee) And douse your signal flags, For they'll surely win when they once begin In the ring or on diamond bags. j'S n CAMDLLE 1 i SEPTEMBER 9, 10, 11. They have men who wrestle and men who box (Sa'urday. Matinee) And men who can pitch good ball; With their tow lines tight and their bilges right They may lose, but they never fall. Rose" and "Puritan" Creamery Butter ftRT THEATER So give three cheers once more, my lads, For the Sporting Boys of the Fleet; Wonderful Motion Pictures bringing They are sportsmen true; yes, through and through, to view scenes from many lands and And they never get cold feet, By Gosh! - embracing Comedy and Pathos. Two changes each week. No, they never get cold feet! . JACK DENSHAM. 8 Great Naval Maneuver 1 Showing Torpedoboats in Action. and other choice edibles. Good music and illustrated songs. PADDY RYAN AND JACK many Admission 10c. Children, 5c ' Seats in boxes, 25c. SCULLY START BOXING CLUB EMPIRE THEATRE HOTEL AND BETHEL STREETS. Under Name of Independence Club, Promi- PROGRAM CHANGED Local Leading Grocers. Phone MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND nent Sportsmen Inaugurate Phone 22. 22. FRIDAYS. Boxing Promotion. New Moving Pictures FRANK VIERRA, pianist. Paddy Ryan and Jack Scully, two from now on. Any bout in which he Cupid a committee of one to request CLIFTON, sweet to place the first bail on MISS LEONA of the best known sportsmen in Hono- appears will bring the sports to the the Governor linger of pictured melodies. ringside FLEET ATHLETES the opening day over the plate. got and have form- and they may be assured that A lulu, have together they will see a very classy contest for Prince Cupid, upon being notified of Good Admission 10c ed the Independence Athletic Club. his duty, readily consented to perform Children 5c the young coaster has a great left and Complexion The object of this organization is to a wallop tucked away in his right that the same, and said that he would re- IlLf bring off boxing contests and to do is a wonder. WILL APPEAR port later. is admired by Each team was presented with a th thing right. Young Lundberg is probably the all and-mo-st , men man who will meet Reilly, but he has typewritten copy of the constitution This is good news to every sportsman by-law- s not oeen seen as vet and it is not and of the league. Ho Tong women. iyc-Defe- cts was elected by the league as ticket in town, for their names alone assure known whether he can get off for the Flag Poteet Tells a square deal in every way and Paddy battle. he does, and the Lieutenant agent and assistant league manager. If athletic permission DC can not be removed by a rub will be the referee. Paddy is a man manager of the fleet assures that every of Fleet Athletic The league has obtained aid will be given to the arrangement the from Chairman Sam Dwight of the park 11 I who kniws the game from A to Z, and use on of the fingers. We fit glasses for of athletic events, there will be one' committee for the of Aala Park (AGAIELIALupii there will be no chance of a bad deci- Possibilities. afternoons. tnia) defective vision. great go when they get into the ring. Sunday sion when he acts as the third man. Lundberg is not the only one. There The Pennsylvania baseball team is I gives the skin a clear, rosy "Box and box right are the orders are many other lightweight boxers who here; they are now the champions of that I always hand out," says Mr. could make a good showing against The fleet is here and there is going the navy, having beaten the St. Louis tinge and helps make the Ryan, "and anybody who does not do Reilly and, whoever takes the long end to be something doing in the way of team while here before. Since then that gets put out of the ring." of the decision, we all know that with snorts. ThprA . will oe baseball, and thev have added a few victories to their Reilly and a sailor ring we are ere,,lt Just exactly what the first show that in the there will be boxing and the best talent J Troy Fiiuiucal Coopuy this club will put on will be impossible going to see a bout between sportsmen from the cruisers will appear. Ask tragxut for h to say at present owing to the un- and the best there is in them. TANSAN CUP uapfa. certain state of fleet athletics but it The club has made all arrangements Flag Lieutenant Poteet, who has is practically assured that the cham- for a proper and building charge of fleet athletics, made 'the fol- DETAILS SETTLED pion lightweight of the fleet will meet where the exhibitions may be called lowing statement yesterday: have off. Fred Harrison, a local contractor, "I Charlie Reilly. had this job for only a short time and Play for the Tansan Cup will soon The present outlook is the In- has been given the work and he is Great Reduction that I am not in a position to give you start on .local golf links. This cup is dependence Club will bring off two moving all the benches from . the old have Pictures !n price of Independence Park place to a lot on very much information until I given to be played for by all amateur, shows while the fleet is here. One next seen various managers and talked HOLLYWOOD PHOTOGRAVURES BILLING AND ROAD MATERIAL Saturday night between the two best the Midway leased by the club. the golfers on the Islands on the three A the matter over with them. COPLEY PRINTS heavvweiehts. Gunboat Smith of the regulation ring will be erected and good players and we links of Oahu. Moanalua, Oahu Coun ' everything will be "We have ball Pennsylvania and "Spike" Higgins of entirely "de regie." classy boxers and we try Club Haleiwa. Pacific Picture Framing Go. ' The bleachers will be covered by a have some very and the California. want to give the people of Honolulu ' The Honolulu Golf Club held a meet- - Magoon Block I roof with no sides will Room 180 Next Monday, being Labor Day, they and the place see in action. We which Frank Halstead 10r0 NUUANU STREET will have the advantage of open air with- - a 'chance to them ing yesterday at produce a bout between Charlie -- oa appointed a stuffiness expect to make our best display and Than Wilder were iReillv and the champion lightweight of oiu the of a full building, we will stay in to arrange details. The Oa- Paddy Ryan and Scully are the return trip when committee the fleet. That champion has not yet Jack By that time hu Club will hold a meeting Teeth "so pronounced in their assertions as to port here for ten days. f'onntrv Sharks' been named but, since there are everything will be settled down to a today or tomorrow at which a commit-- 1 Sing Fat & Co. manv clever little men on the ships, the wnv in which the bouts will be we shaH be in a ne 1009-101- Curios. Neck- contest-b- e working basis and tee will also appointed. 3 NUUANU Hawaiian there is no doubt that a champion will run. "Lareful supervision of I - position to make a very much better David Anderson, the great tennis laces, Fans. Baskets, forthcoming to meet voung Reilly ants during training, a thoroughly com- now. moving spirit ' Children's and Mu.es' Stockings, potent referee and careful management showing than we can right and golf plaver and the Tapas, Mats. Charlie Reilly has made a great hit in the fleet is, so to speak, of the Honolulu Coif Club has sent Petticoats, Corset Covers, Table Covert, in Honolulu. He has never been given of all details," is the way they put it. "Baseball just beginning. Most of the crews are Word to St. Clair Bidgood, manager of j Velveteen Embroidery and Lacs HAWAII & proper credit for the way in which he These are the kind of men that we many changes cup; see new and there have been the Haleiwa golt Jinks, tnat tne Yoking. SOUTH SEAS acted last Saturday night. When the want to get into the game and championship is and, requesting that walk- 'boxing will a great here all round so that the has been donated CURIO CO, decision was given as a draw he take boost all over again. The will arrange necessary details. ' ed away from the Ting quietly and from their action in starting this club. to be decided he Pennsylvania is acknowledged to have xne tup 13 ftwuf, Alex. Young Building a murmur. This one way contest lot ims without ii had the best team but the two divisions be a reat affair. It has not yet been PARCEL DELIVERY in which he showed his real champion- GASTRONOMIC. rJav amongst them- - decided whether it shall be played for ship class. He knew enough to keep vou could vour choice what elves and then the champion players un,ier Match or Medal Play rules. Prompt and Cheap. Utmost care "If take n his mouth shut and, when one of his division will meet the ctiam-pio- Whichever wav it is. the best clut) used in handling delicate goods. Co. friends was making a big 'would vou have to eat everv dav?" of the first Union Electric "holler. chick- team from the second. Tomorrow artists on the Island will turn out to he tapped him on the shoulder and j "Well, sun, I specks I'd have 69 BERETANIA STREET. en foh breakfus watermelon foh the Tennessee and Washington play at contest for it and there will be some- Territorial Messenger Service saiu. cay. younfj leuow, aon t mane an' in the after- the caddie Telephone 315. dinner." Aala Park at 3 o'clock thing doing for cheky so much noise. This is not the first first preliminary of the sec- when the first drive sends the ball fly- Phone 361 time have been handed a lemon. I "And what would vou have for sup- noon in the House Wiring - Bells - Dry Cells I ond division." ing towards Number Two. know I won and that satisfies me. per?" very to . Special attention to installing private boss, know you Lieutenant Poteet is anxious and general repair work. Don't worry; that's ajl." "Lawsy, I didn't sporting events possible telephones deportment of scrap- was gwinter stint me. I 'spected dat have all the BIG RECEPTION This the younij during the present stay of the boats per has made everybody here like him watermelon to be 'miff to las' till bed- everybody will be busy for FOR SANTA CLARAS and he will be a groat drawing card time! " here but llil on Ell several davs coaling and working same Owl Cigar general wharf dope so that the fol- J. II. TOWNSEND,ll Secy. The Clara paper has the are not presented as we The Santa Has maintained its lasting popularity opportunities of the Kapiolani Bidg., cor. King and Alakea y maintaining its quality. IMPROVEMENTS AT THE shall have when the fleet returns from lowing to say about the ieturn , its Oriental trip. Collegian Baseball players: Streets M. Co. So far as baseball is concerned the Santa Clara College baseball A. Cunst a eacu "The Distributors. BUSY OUTRIGGER CLUB Naval teams will play against team who are achieving suen giory iu ill also play local teams. the Hawaiian Islands will probably re- BO WO No definite arrangements have yet been turn to Santa Clara about the loth of made, but it is expected tnat some i September. JADE JEWELRY Of course, there were canoes sent out lagoon is to be begun immediately, and the Navv teams will play against each Already preparations are underway Bracelets, Pins, Rings, tn Innumer- Have Some Fun a Aala Park, some at the Dau welcome. There will be Phonograph is the King yesterday from Waikiki to welcome the committee is now at work raising other at for a hearty able designs. Best of workmanship at The Edison funds to build the retaining wall and nfl nthprs will Play at xne ui some sort of an entertainment in the col- the lowest price. New stock at fleet in passing. and All-Hawa- ii of Entertainers. .onstruct a large Janai on the beach, irK agamsi iucn lege theater with speeches, yells and STREET, between Smith and are busy days at the Outrigger is working HOTEL These where the club may entertain lady visi- teams. songs. Charles D. South Maunakea Streets O. B. 1007 Ti,oro tc-n-i hp- a meeting 01 the to occasion. I. Hawaiian News Co., Ltd. Club. Allan Herbert is building a guest tors, the rest of the ground being re- iul.v...... - on a song appropriate the presented the Alexander Young Building. house modeled after the old Hawaiian served for men members. It is not a At this time will be s made, and a sched- $."50 generally rano-ement- will be John J. Kennedy gold medal to be A GOOD dwellings. A ilozen canoes have been fact known that the Outrigger Hawaiian LIKENESS Club owns more than an acre and a half ule "of games between our given the player who returns with the is what most people want in a portrait. for sailor boys made up. running freshly painted and varnished ready of property facing the sea, between the nlavers' and the highest score in batting, base We are careful to please. launching Saturday. A new canoe shed Moana and Seaside hotels, but the sur- and fielding. Associated Garage BY THE P. A. K. will be a banquet is being built, the old tent houses have veyors have just completed their lines, PIECES Then, too. there W. Kalanianaole in their honor and in all probability R. Perkins LTD. been moved off the property, and grass and this proves to be an agreeable fact At the meetinT of the sorts Photographer, to the club members. The surfboard were there will be a farce with all Merchant Street houses and lanais will replace them. League the following members local hits for the boys." Hotel Street, Near Fort. riding is now done immediately in front Kong, of Harold Castle has presented the club of the club grounds, and sometimes present: Vice President E. S. AUTOMOBILES and Alohas POEM. three-paddl- e Secretary Yierra, Chinese SHINPO TRANSLATES AUTO SUPPLIES with a racer, and the club there are fully a hundred surfers seek- A. K. ing to catch the waves. Arrangements bv Ho Tong. J. A. C's by K. Sadayasu, Shinpo pays a compli- ORDERS FOR STOCK has secured several canoes of its own. A. The Hawaii are completed for night bathing from C. A. C.'s by Chi Bui Farm, Kaala in their issue Guy Rothwell takes charge of the pro- Honolulu White Sox ment to the Advertiser W. E. Bellina leaves for the Coast the club bath house. There is no invi- .. bv J. O. Vierra, a poem REPAIRING motion work about the club and will tation fee until year, by Sam Hop. The president, Enos Vin- of September 2, by translating within 10 days and those wishing for the first of the in columns headed AGENTS FOR interest new members. Already he is the dues being 3 a year for all privi- cent, being absent on Maui, E. S. Kong that appeared these stock of any kind please call at "Banzai Keios." The words are Pierce, Great Arrow, Franklin, laying plans for a series of canoe races leges. Those wishing to join the club presided. and among the members, and is erecting a are to The official lists were not given out printed in English and Japanese Kissel Kar, Thomas, Cadillac. requested to send their names presentations the poem side Club horizontal bar on the grounds. The R. H. Trent, treasurer, or to Guy Roth- on aecount of the opening day being too the two of Stables a very amusing contrast. Telephone 103 : : Fort Btreet HARRY E. MURRAY, Manager work on the cocoanut bridge across the well, at the club grounds. far off. The chair appointed Prince by side make - THE PACIFIC COMMERCXAX. ADVERTISES, HONOLULU,- - THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER, 3, y 1908 THE f ftrrgfjAj4 Fleming-Morga-n k Pacific Commercial Advertiser k A MORNING PAPER. . Wedding 1 A k Wherever Electric Light . & & j j te b v w s WALTER G. SMITH EDITOR k One' of 'the. 'very prettiest Tved.ling3 1 Pol Is Employed . . . THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3 fof a long time was that of Miss Mary k Adele Morgan to Mr. John Lundy k THE VISITING CRUISERS. Fleming at St. Andrew 's Cathedral last Cocktail only is full and evening. k not efficient than battleships. Those which came in Armortd cruisers are handsumer The decorations were striking; the yet graceful, war-maker- s, but yaehtlike k illumination .secured, but arti&tic yesterday look big and fine, powerful, cathedral was well filled with friends 1 in their lines and in their subtle invitation to come aooaru ana enjoy oneen of the voung couple; a handsome bride k is that they look reliable as if was by 1 and beautiful effects are gained The most that can be said of the smaller craft attended handsome bridesmaid k ,t ll times, to le.fa out into the dark and demoralize an enemy's fleet, and maid of honor; the surpliced choir It is denied that Admiral Swinburne's ships are to engage in war maneuvers k as may not be with any other They are settling some towing problems. The need of maneuvers, however, voiced organ well played gave a state k prompt the hope that the fleet, on its return, may be ordered to have battle Hness and a beauty to the ceremony Served deliciously cold. It goe artificial illuminant. to the right spot these warm in these waters. This is becoming a war base. Betore long it will be wmcn Has seldom been surpassed k rartie The surpliced choir days. American Pacific. There are problems of naval de entered, singing the controlling one in the I as a processional one of,the hymns of Maybe you don't like straight will grow with the amou you '11 rejoice fence here of the very first importance, problems that me cuurcu. xrum ine musie Ot ine j?oi but in a public work undertaken on shore. Before the forts are ready to look after hymn the organ changed to the swell-- - wholesome, delightful poi cock- cf tail as served at the new foun- I'earl Harbor, there should be a high degree of naval preparoaness; a wen ing measures of the Mendelssohn wed- The Hawaiian Electric Go., Ltd. ding marchj and the bridal party en- tain of k norked-ou- t with any sudden emergency; a practical knowledge of plan to deal tered. First was little Ilelene Mor upon fleet maneuvers; expert k island currents and obstructions and their effect gan, sister of the bride, as the flower King St., near Alakea. P. O. Box 144. ments with the effect of the volcano upon the compass. "Would it Dot be possi girl carrying a pretty basket of flow "Washington, have all this attended to when the ers. The maid of honor, Miss Letitia 11(1 w y w-- nsirxr influence at to 5 j Morgan, sister of the bride, the brides is k fieet comes in October! 1 s M This maid, Miss Codie M. Garden, and the ; I1U11IUIU1 UIUU UUu la any event, for work or for play, the fleet will always be welcome. bride with her father and 'then the k little armada, at least, is ours. The Atlantic coast does not lay claim to it; ushers, Messrs. Roscoe "W.-Perk- ins, J Harold William G. "Walker, Limited. k X is in "home waters." Honolulu gTeets the fleet, therefore, with neighborly Castle, and with a spirit of national patriotism Robert E. Mist. At the choir steps the Fort Street k rerd as well as groom with his best man, Mr. . -- . David Lee Austin, and the officiating: clercv- - 1 Buttercups A bouquet of sweets THE THEOLOGICAL FACTOR. I man, Bishop Restanck, awaited them. Presi- - .Denominational religion promises to play a disturbing part in the a1vflncinr t t.h n unexcelled in Hono- dential campaign. It has no business there, for denominational religion and the sanctuary troths were plighted, the Panoche lulu. -- mw fthnnM nn more nm tocetherthan church and state. Yet circumstances ring given and the eouple were de The materials man have so shaped themselves in American politics this year, that questions of clared and wife. used to and are al While the marriage register, was be Fudge and our method religion or theological definitions of religion, are certain have, ing signed without the ambulatory, the ready having, an 'appreciable effect on the minds of voters. choir sang another hymn, and the wed of manufacture make ago, a Bryan, his customary shrewdness, began, several years ding party proceeded through the choir Old-Fashio- Mr. with ned church support. He had found the evangelical churches against and the center aisle to the door of the Stick these candies the trusade for church, while the organ pealed out th NEW CEEATIONS OP EXQUI- semi-anarchis- t, social order, and him as a disturber of the peace, a a foe of the Wagnerian strains the wedding SITE DESIGN IN s. never highest standard of the bete noir of the rich pew-holder- It was clear to him that he could march from Lohengrin. Chocolates leach the Presidency with the evangelical churches in the way, so he undertook From the church the wedding party JADE JEWELRY excellence. . 1, tiin, i;va iiim TcVietTmr ihfv wftntpd to or not' Mr. Brvan. whose went at once to the home of the bride's Heches have e,er had the pulpit flavor, prepared a lecture on the character fc CAN NOW BE SEEN AT OUR ci Unnst, tne mnce 01 ana ourreu n i i"o cuuitu :u.0 uutu.. wedding party, only the relatives and STORE. Hotel near into this address ne put ms tramea powers 01 auaisis, ma pcuuuai cvuiiiuuuo i msuup- - xifstaricjs. auu xurs. jiesiaricit We pay especial attention to the Fort Street f h of th Christian posnel. and that eloouence which a poetic and Later in the evening the newly mar execution of each piece. " We in- . . . , , . . , ,- nt ti,, ned couple went by automobile 'to Dr. vite your inspection, of this stylish ammauc meme ,!- - - t, Cooper's Tantalus cottage, and later line of 'i'"" . .. ). lecture drew. Church people by1 the thousands and tens of thousands have wilI g0 to j p Cooke's country house ..tm been Mr. Bryan's BROOCHES, RINGS, PENDANTS, heard it,"and have got the impression that, whatever may have in Koolau, where they will remain for COMBS, SCARF PINS, ETC. good in a week or so. errors of politics, he is sound in those great principles which work for All of the finest jade and set in v- v. r,1RtPd. T?e wedding presents were rich and - v.X.- - - ,ind.r find to reform and subdue . 24kt gold. " - handsome and attested the large circle even sins of Democratic inculcation.f"."- 0f friends the young couple have. Two In hoc signo vinces! As a Christian ehampion, a defender of the faith, a large tables were required to hold the i t - H. F CO., follower of the Xazarene. Mr. Brvan appeared for the third timo as a candi- - cut glass aione, wnicn naa oeen snow- leinz Butter ered on them. Silver and handsome .111 I II Apple date for President of the United States. Everywhere in the Middle "West and i.t tableware was in large variety, and LEADING JEWELERS South, where evangelical religion has its firmest hold, there was a church fer- almost everything of ornament and use ment. Republican worshippers liked Bryan and were uncertain- - as to what which a house may contain. and they could conscientiously do for him; when, like a bolt from the blue, came St. Andrew's Cathedral, since its ex tension, lends itself vastly to decora- Mince Meat the acknowledgment that Mr. Taft is a Unitarian. Pious Methodists, Baptists, T I tion to arid . i t j 1 i a. a 11 and affairs of this sort, the Presbyterians,... and tne lite, could nave yosea wun a cainoucn.il oener man au decorations last evening were most ef . . . - r . r 1 , a a X I - .. . . . unbeliever; tney could nave almost stoodi ior a jviormon instead,i luut-eu- me tective. ane color scneme was green IN CROCKS. ratfcoli. and Mormon accent Christ: but here was one who rejected Ilim as a aifd white. Small Terns were used ef 'n;- - hpcam nVar to manV a brooding Reoublican church mem- - fectiyely, whilewhite asters were used Most people know how good Heinz apple- - butter is and rrna it I v thrnno-hriii- h txraQ ianih - 'l rvnlnir ler that his choice must be Bryan; and so we find a Democratic spirit in the almost- hidden with an affluence of what fine pies the Heinz mince-me- at makes. If you don't, a very general belief lec- - evangelical churches that was never there before, and lilies, while about the foot of the you're missing some of the good things of life. ; that the evangelical vote will clear the way for him to the goal of his ambition. fern and draping the ends of the pews which is dangeross, indeed, to Republican prospects reserved for the family and relatives, These and a full variety of Heinz goods just arrived This is a situation white marguerites were used. At the It irill take a consummate politician to handle it. sides of the altar and w;ell back in the You can get them fresh at your grocers. ,. chancel larger ferns were used in " THE VERMONT ELECTION. masses. The bride wore an exceedingly hand- - The result in Vermont may be due to the summer political apathy of the some wedding dress of white satin, Ji Ji H. Republicans, a circumstance due to two elections coming close together and to the J princesse, with a full train, the dress Hackfeld Ik Co., Ltd. im-par- Old-stage- n bad harvest weather in August. The thing is not new. will recall Trimmed wit noniton point lace, and If your eye health is ed . the usual veil. The maid of honor and m by-electi- of 1880, thereby alarming the don't delay having an that Maine pluralities dropped the thjj bridesmai(1 Wre .in pink chiffon WHOLESALE AGENTS. eopporters of Garfield; but that, when the general election came on, the Pine without train. They carried pink roses, examination of your eyes made. Tree State joined with the majority of other States in choosing Hi Republican while the bride carried a bouquet of The cost is nothing for President. By .November the Republican farmers had filled tneir barns, noused AUO the examination; the price their stock, slaughtered their hogS, made their cider, and were ready to hear 7 you pay for the glasses very tne fpeii-oinue- rs ana vote tne party tset. to match, trimmed with handsome os low. Cotsidering when it was held, the .Vermont election did not come out so trich plumes. methods are sure; we A falline off of eight per cent, of the. Republican vote in this year's Prof. Rudland Bode was the organ Our tdlr. was harvest time was to have been expected. As the Vermont Democrats live" ist for the occasion. The church guarantee satisfaction to the tad entirely filled with friends and many wearer, of our glasses. principally in the towns, where organization is good and . voting convenient, a handsome costumes were worn. much smaller falling off was the natural thing to look for. As the newly married couple left the NOW YOU SEE IT v Another by-electi- on is to be had this month in Maine, and, to encqurage church they were showered with rice Republicans, National Committee will exert to keep the vote up by some of the more intimate friends H. F. WlCHMfiN C0.,LTD. the the itself who bail nnt fnilpr! in thpir nlnns to NOW YOU DON'T to par. But even then, a falling off would not necessarily mean a November carry out thig time-honore- d custom. I ' slump. . , The bride is the eldest daughter of Optical Department . That's the way with a ooorlv mixed nainr. TVs the. n?n, Air.' and Mrs. James T Morgan, and alty of buying a paint you DR. SCHTJEMANN - - that know nothing of its ingredients. has a very large circle of warm friends. F. vv. Unless the fire that has assailed the Calavera3 redwoods is pnt out, Califor- The croom has Alexander ine saie way is to ouy r. duller & (Jo. s been with - . Optician nia will lose one of its distinguishing natural wonders. These enormous trees & Baldwin for a number of years. He Graduate were flourishing in the time of Christ, and have hitherto withstood storms above is an enthusiastic sportsman and polo and convulsions below like the sturdy giants that they are. That they may now player, and has successfully managed the Oahu Polo Club during at least two Pure Prepared Paint fall before the scourge of flame which a chance cigarette, carelessly dropped, seasons. The good wishes of a verv Our Candies, and our Pastry too, perhaps on its devastating way, seems the very irony of fate. Contem- large community started of friends are theirs. Are of the best and ever new; poraries of the Caesars should have been safeguarded from a fate like that. It is composed of oure lead, zinc and linsppd nil all thor -- . Our Fact'ry daily sends supplies, oughly mixed and scientifically ground. We guarantee the This morning's published cable regarding the Vermont elections And that's wherein the secret lies. has an error in comparisons of figures that is quite misleading. In p ' saying that the Republican plurality of 28,000 i3 the smallest since 1S92, it overlooks no less than four of the seven elections held since ISP Star. N lexander LEWERS COOKE, LTD. by-electi- OF a The Associated Press made its estimate by comparing one in a presidential year with others of the same kind. did not reckon It 177 South King Street. in years. They class by themselves. Phone 775. H ; Laces, Young Corner of Terhaps it is fortunate for the Advertiser's peace of mind that there are no press correspondents with the Pacific fleet. There won't Embroideries, Bishop and le any fleet press committee accounts to worry over. Star. . Hotel Streets. This time there, would have been a trustworthy committee. The public is Ground Floor. jiot likely to make the same blunder of selection twice, especially where its Lace and Gafe t money is involved. Ribbon Remnants Seed, Cramer, Hammer The Japanese have put off their world's exposition until times are better. The advanced date is 1917. By that year it is hoped that American tourists will NEXT v HAWAIIAN DETEGTIVEAGENCY lave left enough money in Japan to run the show. Some like one kind of plate for their TUESDAY. SEPT. 1st ROOM 7 WAITY BUILDING, If any correspondents had come with this fleet, the Star might have in- KING STREET photographic work, some another. But ferred that they were after a little more of that timely aid. AT 8 O'CLOCK. PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL . DETECTIVE WORK they all all We desire to close all broken lines want them fresh. We carry If the municipal act is knocked out, Jack Lucas will make a noise like one of his own buzz-saw- s when it strikes a knot. of merchandise before our annual in- GROCERIES three kinds and guarantee their freshness. '. --f- ventory, Sept. 30, are and marking such If you're looking for a place to buy Charley Clark may be reasonably sure that the Advertiser has not got up lines at cost and less. choice goods at the lowest prices and If you dont get good results with the any political slates with his name on it. where you get polite attention, TRY These laces, embroideries, .etc., are plates you are using, consult us. Perhaps now displayed in our show windows M. LEVY & Kuhio states that he will run for Congress again. The MeCandless mourners J. CO. may now pass and are marked at prices that will sell we can tell you where the trouble lies. around the bier. PHONE 76 them out with a rush. The love of Foraker for Taft would pass understanding if Foraker didn't TRY COCA COLA hoto-Supp- want to stay in the Senate. Honolulu ly Go. Order a case of Coca Cola and try it, 35c per dozen bottles at If the Republicans won't take him, Willie Crawford may Che-f- a ticket. run on the HAWAIIAN SODA WORKS 'EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC." 1057 FORT STREET. PHONE 516 THE PACTTXO COMMERCIAL V ADVERTISES, HONOLULU?" TFTOESDAY, - SEPTE3IBER 3, 1908. J The Man Who Thinks he can't afford life insurance is ' " the very man who needs it most. - r V f The less income the more impor- The only Honolulu publication tant is life insurance protection. A breakdown of the engines tempo- MOVEMENTS OF SHIPPING. MINNIE S. CAINE, Am. schr., ur. Hilo accurately setting forth the beauties from Tacoma, Aug. 9. lOe. a day protects the whole rarily delayed the steamship Hilonian, ALICE COOKE, seh., Penhallow, ar. of Honolulu in story and picture. Illustrations are from photographs MARY E. FOSTER, ar. Port Townsend and the vessel arrived last night sev- j Port Townsend, from Hon. Aug. 11. family. . It will prevent distress rrom lion. Aug. 30. taken especially for this work. eral hoars late. telegram Am. S. S. and privation if misfortune If ARIZONAN. Tapley, from NEBRASKAN, A.-H- . S. S.. ar. S. F. which Ijad been sent by the Hilonian IWo for S. '., Aug. 26. from Salina Cruz. Ifi The articles, with the exception of those signed, were written by should come. ' Anr to Castle & ALAMEDA. O. S. S., Dowdell, ar. S. NIPPON MARU, new-polic-y Cooke, the agents, via the T. eT K. S SI ar Come and learn about the Miss Mary H. Krout, who also carefully arranged and edited the ac- i x. irom oepi. j of the flagship West Virginia, had been re- iion. i. iononama iron Hon., July 3. ceived here earlier than late Tuesday 'ARABIA, Ger. S3. S., Neumann, ar. S. v U, Aon. bk., Jocelyn, sailed, count of historical incidents, the data for which was furnished by old ; - night residents would have been ap- Jr. irom lion. Aug. 1. ew xoia. ior lion., Aug. 4. A.-H- . residents. Prudential prised of the ueiay m yesterday morn- ALASKAN, S. S., from Seattle OKANOGAN, Am. schr., Mathew, ar. ing's paper. The West Virginia was for Hon. Aug. 31. S. F. from Port Gamble, Julv 13. unable to eoimuumcate with Honolulu, ALESIA, Ger. S. S., Arnst, ar. S. F. ORLAND, Nor. S. S., Lie, from Hon. however, until Tuesday nigbt. The Frrm Hon.. Ancr. 11 i 'or Ocean Island, Au2. 18. NO SUCH BOOK HAS break was not serious, tut required ALEXANDER ISENBERG. Ger. sp.,' OLYMPIC, Am. bkt., Evans, ar. S. F. EVER BEEN Hi tome time to repair. The vessel arriv- ar. Hon. from Hamburg, Aug.. 19. irora on., July zs. m ed about f:30 p. in. with a large num- ALICE COOKE, Am. schr., from Hon. ROCHAMBEATJ, Fr. bk., from Leith, CCIPAIT. LIU ber of passengers a for Port Ludlow, July 2. for Hon., June 19. and large cargo of B- p- general niercuandise, in all about 1800 AMY TURNER, Am. bk., Warland, - - EITHET, Am. bk, Drew, ar. S. F. PRINTED HERE AGENTS ar. S. F. from Hon., July 4. 1Ion Au2- - 18. tons. In this freight are 2000 cases of ' If?m ' fruit. The Hilonian leaves for San ASTRAL, Am. sp., Dunham, ar. Dela- - JA.NS, Am. S. S., Holmes, ar. Francisco next wale Breakwater from Hilo, Aug. 31. aviuia irom lion., towing bge Mon-ATLA- Tuesday at ten o'clock. terey, Aug. Eighty pages with illustrations on each one. Following is the A full list of passengers has been Am. sp., ar. Delaware Break- - 23. booked, and for cdrgo the Hilonian will water from Kahului, July 24. ROBERT LEWERS, Am. schr.. Un- - table of contents: V derwood,from Grays William O. Smith take 1200 tons of sugar, 12,000 cases ALBERT, Am. bk., from Hilo for Port Harbor for Hon., - ?V of canned- pineapples, arid general Gamble, Aug. 11. I Native Chiefs of Hawaii Camp Shafter SAIS TA MARIA, Am. S. S., from Rh-- products of the Islands. . ASIA, P. M. S. S., ar. S. F. from Hon. Department I hulm for Founders of Honolulu Literature and Authors Trust Among those who were Aug. 29. Port Harford, Aug. 6. returned SANTA RITA, Am. S. S., ar. St. Honolulu Society "When Came to Honolulu" Deputy Attorney-Genera- l W. L. Whit- AMERICA MARU, T. K. K. S. S., Port I - Honolulu Clubs Estates Managed, Revenues Collected, ney and wife, and E. W. Sutton, Assist- i?'ilmer, ar. Yokohama from Hon. "a"u','i aus- Honolulu in 1893 I . bAlURA, U. S. collier, ar. Hon. Attorney-Genera- l, Aug. 17. - from Honolulu Charities Loans axd Investments Made. ant who returns with S--- Government Nursery t Ang. 1. t , a bride from Cleveland, Ohio. The ANNIE E. SMALE, Am. schr., ar.-As-- e' The Oriental Quarter The Koloku, Origin . Am. - and Evolutions bride was Miss Benton Carpenter toria from Makaweli, Aug. 28. .SPOKANE, schr., ar. Port Town- Insurance Alice. Hon- - 28-- . Bishop Museum Why Is Safe from Earthquakes of Oberlin, where the couple met some ANNIE JOHNSON, Am. bk., ar. S. P.' !5n?TfTrom Julv It Hilo, 2. S. C. ALLEYS, Am. bk., Wilier, ar. Aber- - Royal Residences Three Fine Estates english-amebica- n time ago. Mrs. button-wa- s from Sept. 'agent for regarded deeQ Hon., Aug. 27. as one ot the most beautiful girls of ANDREW WELCH, Am. bk., ar. Hon. frm The Aquarium Beautiful Homes UNDERWRITERS : I S. G. WILDER, Oberlin. Mrs. Marks and two from S. F., Aug. 27. Am. bk., Jackson, Education Historical Landmarks ' chil- AORANOT. Rr. S. S.. ar. S. F. from Hon. Aug. 11. dren 7 Phillins. from " returned from California, and I ' ' CTTTlTiTn 4 T TTu. o. - mx., j Churches ; Food Supply Real Estate Mrs. Abies and family from an extend- lion, for Colonies, Aug. 22. a. irom lion. Am. I DntM,for Ouam and Manila, Aug. 13. Climatological Experiment Station ed visit on the Coast. Miss F. Law- ALICE McDONALD, schr., ar. FOR RENT rence Ahukini from Hon. Aug. 29. SIBERIA, P. M. S. S., ar. Yokohama Art and Artists Honolulu Fishermen of the Kindergarten schools is Hon., Aug. 27. T. V TTohrnn titpttiIsm n 'VnnaTin back again for the opening of the new ARABIA, Ger. S. S., Neumann, ar. & frm Domestic Service Outdoor Sports 1. j TAISEI MARU, Jap training ship, Fu-- venue, now occupied by Mr. Richard term. . F. from Hon., Aug. Watey Supply BOREALIS, Am. schr., ar. S. F. from' from S. F., Aug. 25. , Isenberg. Partially furnished. Beau-;tifu- l iL Names for Destroyers. Mahukona, July 31. iTENYO MARU, T. K. K. S. S., from grounds; large, spacious house. Yokohama for Hon., Aug. 31. FOR SALE AT THE Large house, Beretania street, next WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 21. By BUFORD, U. S. A. T., ar. S. F. from Hon., Aug. 16. i THOMAS, U. S. A. T., Lynam, from to Queen's Hospital. authority of the president the torpedo-boa- t BUCRANIA, Br. S. S., ar. PorUand Manila for Hon., Aug. 15. Gazette Office All News Curio Stores FOR SALE. destroyers under construction have from Hon., Aug. 1. TEXAN, A.-- S. S., Hall, ar. Hon. and and been assigned, the following names: CRESCENT, Am. sclir., ar. Makaweli from S. F., Sept. 2. Lot with two cottages, corner Miller a.-ii- . 15 8 Torpedoboat destroyer No. 17, Joseph from Port Townsend, Aug. 29. . viiivniNXAix, o. irom oauna CENTS EACH. POSTAGE CENTS. And Beretania streets. from1 Cruz for S. F., Aug. 28. Fine Lot in Palolo Tract. B. Smith. Lieutenant Smith command- CARRADALE, Br. sp., ar. Hon ed C. A. THAYER, Am. schr., from Gray 'a W. H. MARSTON, Am. schr., ar. S. F. House and Lot, Kewalo. the Congress when she was sunk by 1 . from Hilo, July 10. the Merrimac on March 18, 1862. He Harbor for Hon. Aug. 21. Lots in Puunui Tract. CHINA, P. M. S. S., Hon. for the Houses and Lots in Pal ama. was killed in that engagement. from TRANSPORT SERVICE. Xo. 18, Roswell B. Lamson. Lieuten- unent Aug. . Buford, at San Francisco. House and Lot, King street, near ant Lamson participated in the battle ? ''v, ( Crook, at San Francisco. of Port Royal and the capture of Fort COROApo, bkt., Potter, ar. S. F. Dix sailed for Seattle Aug. 26. : from (in 7 Walker and was Commended by Rear Hon. distress) via Santa Sherman at San Francisco. Admiral Dnponr. for bravery. ' Sheridan, sailed for Guam and Manila, fJhrrh'2COLUMBIAN, A.-H- . V S., Colcord, - 1S, - or in your native land when you are away from home the No. Samuel W. Preston. Lieuten- 16. from Hilo for Salina Cruz, Aug. saiie(J S, SEMI-WEEKL- ant Preston was killed in the assault Tllomas fron Manila for Y GAZETTE will be found a most welcome Fr. S. S.. ar. S. F. i l,,!,, 18(35. AnrO- - K of Fort Fisher, January 15, - T O- - ' TT.. . i ' - visitor; giving as it does a condensed summary of all the FOR . iiuni xiun., juiic in. No. Charles W. Com- 2, Flussr. (jKAiUVAK, nr. . ar, Fornax irom local news of the Islands and Honolulu. mander Flusser was killed in action on REALTY Hon., Aug. 14. TRANSACTIONS. Subscribe before you start on your travels and you won't the Miami during an engagement with CHAS. E. FALK, Am. schr., ar. Eleele - need to "wonder what is happening home" while you are the confederate ram Albemarle near from Grays Harbor, Aug. 10. Entered of Record Sept 2, .1908. at Plymouth, N. C, April 1, 184?4. DEFENDER, Am. schr., ar. S. F. from away. No. 21, Samuel C. Reid. Captain Reid East' Hamakua Cong Church bv Bd Hon.. July 28. , of Elders to Hamakua Mill Co., L Price 25 cents per month or $3.00 per year postpaid to any commanded the privateer General Arm- DIX, U. S. A. T., Ankers, from Hon. strong. was the har- August Dreier Ltd to A F Cooke.. Rel part of the United States. Foreign postage extra. Punahou .He attacked in for Seattle, Aug. 6. v ; Fayal, September 26, 1814, by Frank G Samusca to Maria G Sar bor of EDINBURGH, Br. bk., from Leith for musea . D men-of-wa- r. boats from three British ; I District : Hon., July 1. J Kalu Nalauai (w) to Tr of J H Hawaiian Gazette Co., Ltd Captain Reid drove them off, killing E. F. WHITNEY, Am. bk., Goodman,! Raymond et al ..:...... D PUBLISHERS. 135 officers men. The ' and wounding and from Tacoma for Kahului, Aug. 21. Recorded Julv 30, 190,. , 88. bedrooms, him to 65 South King Street 'Phone Honolulu, Hawaii. Two story house of four frigate Rota compelled run his ENTERPRISE, M. Nav. Co.'s S.' S., I Polly Kalua and hsb W) to An- - ship ashoraajid destroy her before cap- ' (J furniture included, for $1000 eash ar. S. F. from Hilo, Aug. 24. tomo da Silva, D; lot 1, kul 409 and ture. He received the commendation of EDWARD SEWALL, Am. sp., Quick, int in ap 3, R P 6996, Wailuku, Maui. down. Balance on long time at 7 congress and a sword from the state ar. Delaware Breakwater from Hon., $3250. B 299, p 493. Dated July 29, New of York. Aug. 10. ,1908.-FALL- OPPORTUNITY SUPERVISORS """ interest. Cor on ado in Distress. OF CLYDE, Am. sp., Larsen,: Antonio Sllva to Polly Kalua, Mj from Hon. for Gaviota, Aug. 18. : lot 1, knl 409 and int in ap3, BP 6996, FOR DELEGATES LAST NIGHT 1 Advices from Santa Cruz to the Mer- This is Worth looking into. FOOHNG SUET, Am. bk.. Banfleld, Wailuku, Maui. $2250. B 309, p 103. ' Exchange yesterday stated Break- - 29, 1908. I chants' from, Eleele for Delaware Dated July . that the barkentine Coronado which water, May 22. . "Polly Kalua to Trs of Est of William C 1, One.l (Continued from Pace One.) was forty-thre- e days out from Hono- FORT GEORGE. Am., sp., Fullerton, Lunalilo, A M; mtg A Silva on lot (Continued from Pace lulu on her way to San Francisco, had from S. F. for Hon., July 26. . kul 409, and int in ap 3, R P 6996, lie Lands. Dry Farming. Alaska. $227.25; Waialua road district, $310; obliged to put into harbor FLAURENCE WARD. Am. schr. aux., Wailuku, Maui. $1. B 309, p 106. Da- - Statehood. Parcels Post and Postal Coroner's fees, $36; Police Department, Co., Ltd. boen that County Bishop Trust in a disabled condition. The cause of Piltz, ar. Hon. from Midway, Aug. 22. ted Julv 29, 1908. Banks. Transpacific Trade. Closer $134.80; Attorney, $73; Roal the distress of the Coronado was the GAMBLE, Am. schr., from Hon. for Est of W C Lunalilo by Trs to Polly Trade Relations With the Latin Re- Department, $505.82; Garbage Depart- No. 924 Bethel Street springing of the seams of her hull Port Gamble, Aug. 15. Kalua, Par Rel; lot 1, kul 409 and int publics. Public Ownership of Utilities. ment, $429.75; Keepers cf parks, $12.30; GEO. E. BILLINGS, Am. schr., Blrk-- in ap 3,' R P 6996, Wailuku,' Maui. Panama and the Canal. Immigration. Road Department, $0051.37. . HONOLULU during heavy weather, which caused her to spring a leak. Heavily laden holm, ar. Sound from Hon., July 20. $580. B 309, p 107. Dated July 29, Live Stock Industry. National and The Rapid Transit Company com- with sugar as she was the situation CARAVELLAS, Fr. S. S., ar. Yoko- - 1908. State Aid for Highways. Sugar Beet municated with the Board of Super- 1908. Alaska-Yukon-Pacif- one time serious and every ef- hama from S. F., July 23. J Recorded July 31, Industry. Expo- visors relative to the laying of a curve was at hsb H) to En- was put by those on board GERARD C. TOBET, Am. bk., ar. S. Edith W Smith and (A sition. National Finances. An in its railroad track at the corner of POTTED PLANTS fort forth Newton, D; lots 6 and 7, Queen streets. The, locatioa to get her to the coast. Telegraphic F. from Hilo. June 9. Herbert E larged and Improved Consular Service Fort and Her- - blk 41, Kaimuki tract, Honolulu, Oahu; East. The Pan-Americ- the curve had already received the , ' instructions were sent yesterday tq the GEORGE CURTIS, Am. bk.. in the Far of CUT FLOWERS e which was at Monterey, to bert, ar. S. F. from Hon., June 1. $300. B 305, p 228. Dated July 24, Railroad. Inter-Stat- Commerce. approval of the Superintendent of Pub- tug Relief, 9 Committee directs The work is being done to Santa Cruz and tow the GWENDOLYN II., Am. yacht, from 1908. The Executive lic Works. MRS. E. M. TAYLOR proceed Fidelity & Guaranty special attention to the conservation of to the laying of the woodea leaking vessel to this port. Chfonicle, Hilo for Seattle, Aug. 3. United States previous Young Building H. C. WRIGHT. Am. schr., from Mahu- - Co to James H Borland, et al, Rev P natural resources which was recently block pavement on Queen street. Aug?v20. 1 kona for S. F., Aug. 10. A; special powers in P A's dated Feb emphasized by President Roosevelt by Rids for new sprinkling wagons were Big y, Alameda's List. HILONIAN. M. N. Co. S. S., John-- 9, 1906, May 4, 1906 and Sept 14, a conference of governors of the vari- presented by Schuman Carriage Comp-n- METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Although the Oceanic steamship com- son, ar. Hon. from S. F., Sept. 2. 1907. li 304. p 294. Dated July 15, ous states held in Washington, D. C, and Honolulu Iron Works, the form- Every Sunday Morning by the HONOIPU, Am. schr., ar. S. F. from 190S. May 16, 1908. As this question closel- er bidding on Studebaker wagons and tued pany 's liner Alameda, Captain Dowdell, y- Office. U. S. Weather Bureau. Hon July 28. Unit 3d States Fidlity & Guaranty affects the reserved rights of the the latter Osborne makes. The bid 1sx Honolulu until Sep- will not sail for HELENE, Am. schr., Thompson, Co, bv afft. Affdt ; in re appointment States of the Transmississippi section were for C00 gallon up to 800 jjalloB t 100 passengers for THERM. WISD tember 5, more than Gray's Harbor from Hon. Aug. 31. of attys. B 304, p 295. Dated July in relation to the forests, the national wagons, the minimum bids both beinj already taken berths. Among the ., reserves, leasing of the public do- . have HOLYWOOD, Br.-bk- 15. 190S the over $400. Si s sharpshooters ar. Hon. from waterways util- o passengers will be the i (S to main, internal and the was a Junin, May 7. Julia I Oneha and hb K) The Road Supervisor instructei of the Hawaiian national guard and HONGKONG S. Chock or R P 2699, kul ization of the power, and the develop- along the waterfront sc MARU, T. K K. S., Tcng, I: i resources, to keep the streets large number of school teactiers going 29. Sr, Honolulu, Oahu; ment of mineral and other fleet. ! from S. F. Hon., Aug. 11,213, Pauahv moist during the presence of the I after sum for etc.. is the desire of the Executive back to their blackboards IRMGARD, Am. bkt., Christianson, $300. Zi 304, p 23C. Dated July 30, it Mr. Harvey wanted to know why Call. Committee that a full analysis of these t I mer vacation. ar. S. F. from Hon., Aug. 29. 1908. sprinkling carts watered streets alonjj ; s M 7S T f 4 KE 8 A Silva, matters should be made to the end that (O) 82 52 .01 s Shipping Notts. INCA, Am. schr., ar. Port Townsend Frank E Clark to Jordan the harbor front several times whf M 21 30. - the administration may be accorded T ii.3o.02' 82 7 .02 8S 7 NB Ka- from Kahului, Aug. 30. Rel; lotn 3, 4, 5 and 6. blk 14. Kaiu- during the week carts and sprinkling 11 The steamer Kinau arrived from such intelligent cooperation from these W 30.0 82 71 .05 64 5 NB INDRAVELLI, Br. S. S., ar. Vancou- - tract, Honolulu, Oahu; $400. B rarities. Chairman Hnstace in- 27 so.o; 8S 75 ..OuS 3 10 uai yesterday morning wkh 4225 bags lani States as mav be consistent with the were T St 7 SI, 1908. on week K 2 0.H 82 73 ..00 to I E sugar, 50 sheep, 70 barrels honey, 60 ver from Hpo, Aug. 8. 301, p 431. Dated July good. In order to obtain the formed the supervisor lht 5 7 A general f 8 2a.so.00; 80 71 .0078 53 bundles hides, 113 JAS. ROLPH1 Am. sch., from S. F. for Franeisca deTiiadad to Jordan days the carts were in oe n freet barrels honey, etc, best results, the Executive Committee 33 empty wine casks, 1 auto- Honoipu, Aug. 26. Silva, 3 S: bldgs, made in the program for construction work, and that whs lift readings are cor- bags taro, $450. has provision fiote. Barometer mobile. 3 horses, 5 pigs, 105 packages JOHN ENA. Am. ship, Madsen, ar. Punchbowl St, Honolulu, Oahu; the Commission and a special invita- reason why bids were asked for on rected for temperature, Instrumental Delaware Breakwater from Hon., B 304, p 299. Dat;d Jvly 30, 1908. the members new wagons. gravity, and reduced sundries. William tion has been extended errors, and local n Sept. 1. A Silva and wf to Con- thought oil should The American-Hawaiia- steamer Jordin to appear personally before the Mr. Dwight that to sea level. Average cloudiness stated JUSTIN, U. S. collier, ar. Hon. from Savidge, Tr, M: lots S 4. 5 and 6, blk on more streets and Mr. Har- of Texan arrived yesterday morning from gress. be used to scale from 0 to 10. Direction S. F., Sept. 1. 14, Kaiulam tract. Honolulu, Oahu; vey agreed that the more oiled streets direction during 24 San Francisco with a large consign- St, Inland Waterways. wind Is prevailing cargo which came KLIKITAT. Am. bkt., ar. Hilo from leasehold, bldgs, etc, Tunchbowl the city had the less the cost would be. 8 p. m. Velocity of ment of New York 431. Roosevelt in hours ending at railway system. Port Gamble, Aug. 18. Honolulu. Oahu; $600. B 301, p The action of President The "next meeting will be held on average velocity In miles per over the Tehuantepec recreating the Inland Waterway Com- wind Is vessel will go to Kaanapali and KOREA, P. M. S. S., ar. Yokohama pated July 30, 1908. September 11 at 7:30 p. m. . of rrdn. The mission brings the subject of a supple- hour. T Indicates trace load of from Hon., Aug. 11. j - t STOCKMAN, Hilo, and after completing her mental system of cheap transportation WM. B. Sal in a Cruz. KAIULANI, Am. bk.. Colly, from Hon. A primitive HOTEL. FROM MEXICO. sugar will sail for I to" Section Director. -- again the attention of the business for Sound, Aug. 15. M G Diekinson of the LANSING, Am. S S., Dickson ar. Port interests of the country. The Execu- The following paragraph was .'lipped of Hoboken believing thafe SUN AND MOON. LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITED Harford from Hon., Aug. 20. l. tive Committee, the "F.1 Sol," a newspaper at TIDES. a br.M.ant and sticcess questions herein involved are not only from the STATES WEATHER BUREAU. LURLTNE. M. N. S. S., from Hon. for deussjng Hermosillo, ?.Iexieo, it being a part of 5 I 12 190S. ful of great importance to the people of 1 J I 8 If lis Honolulu, Wednesday, Sept. 2, S. F. Sept. 1. X&TJ from a friend: LADY MAUD Am yacht, from Hilo the Mississippi valley and those upon a letter to the publisher said Dr. DiekinMn streams, is of equal to my properties on for San Pedro, Aug. 4. the tributary but "On my last trip .miliar ''a eo d many women have importance to the people of the Pacific the frontier, my beast fell with me me badly, bnt . v Tt I I of Coast anr! the Pacific Northwest and to ground, wounding a m a Tt Til B ss g PUiTgSe otdres, the iffl'ft 14 37 B s " The-- as a of the Transmis- I had brought 31 &5 1 3 a.li 0.CS 12 46 a a2 cS Hon July 8 are to. the inland States bv a olianee provision - m sissippi section, especially calls the at- a flask of Chamberlain l! 401 o a p g C-- Bris- - in hit valise If 7 3) 14 6 'W 0 !.! 44 6 1310.14 : 5 -- : MA.RAMA, S. Gibb, ar. stopped over- - commercial or- using it I wa ' I ! b 2 of mine tention of the Western Pain Balm, and after ' : : bane from Hon., Aug. 8. ;,mri Tlip re- fol- 35 1 18 3.20 5 44 8.12 10 55 ' : : camp. ganizations to this action with th r.l-l- e my journey the 2 8 15 7.i7 : : C.-A.'- in a rough mining to continue . MANUKA, S., ar. Victoria nfbtf1' ere 's accommod atwnj quest that delegates be appointed with lowing as if nothing had happened. 3 9 55 1.5 8 10 2.15 6 00 t 45 6 11 '11 41 from Hon., Aug. 26. le hotel dav 00 M 19 61 03 67 3 ... My friend had no special reference to this matter. praising this popular : J00 s3 si eo'Am. S. S.. Nicholas, from most inadequate I never tire of ill MEXICAN. 3 20 7 . 8 5 45 4 11 11 1 6 10.45 6.J0 A his coffee. or of recommending it." For ' I 64 "A 61 3 B sugar for Forum for the West. liniment . I ' 19C1 30 f 2 fO .00 Hilo for Salina Cruz. Aug. 31. Free p.m 4 ' & Co., LtiL, - i',l 1 8 4 30 8 00'it5 45 6 09 0 13 S. Waiter. he called impatiently sale by Benson, Smith 5l- MONGOLIA, P. M. S., from Hon. for " Tn addition to the above, upon which ! i ' XSOa 29. M 73 78 .10 83 7 Islands. am Wj r S. F., Aug. 2S. rapping his tin cup with his recommendations and resolutions may agents for the Hawaiian 8 6 1.05 19 C 8 S8 5 45 6 19 1.32 . M 3l50 1908 3 ) 02 6J "2 78 .T 65 2 NB .. MARION CHILCOTT, Am. sp., from 'Waiter, sugar!' be made, any delegate may submit sug- 3. cigar from his . First quarter of the moon Sept. Gaviota for Hon., Aug. 27. "The waiter took h's gestions germane to the objects of the EVEN A PRESIDENTIAL TICKET. 1904 29 W S4 72 78 .00 66 3 M 6 soiled .hand on nn The tides at Kahulul and Hilo occur M ANCHUR I A,"A m. S. S.. from Hon. mouth and laid his fongre. Tt is the desire f the Execu- "I'll be glad when election tima Hono- 1908 29.95, 62 73 78 CO 67 2 s 7 for Yokohama, Aug. 31. friend's shoulder, in kindly fashion. to have a free discus- Mr. Woodby bout one hour earlier than at ye ll tive Committee rolls around again," said MOHICAN, Am. bk.. ar. S. F. from Sorry, boss. he said, but sion of all matters of interest to the lulu. i908 29 84 74 79 .02 64 3 SB 11 a few minutes fur the country. Grafton. . Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours Mahukona, August 19. hovwait people of the Transmississippi "You lile excitement!" 1907 29. S 2 72 7T .01 78 1 6 ArnvTF.BPV An, htra TCaiiaT- - ar Cla- - uwr. which there ain t but three ft minutes slower than Greenwich No Political Questions Discussed. "Not exactly. But I'll welcome tifl 157 viota from' Hon. in "tow S S. Rose-- lumfs in the house, an' them Redface me time, being that of meridian of 1908 SO OS 61 73 77 CO 63 8 KB 7 Committee, however, man who passes a ballot to at the to crans. Aug. Z6. Leafv an' Stump Jerome is usin' jest The Executive have degrees thirty minutes. The time to be understood that all polls. The railways and theaters Is iTW 29 99 F3 3 78 02 68 mt- - jMii-iir.Lr.- xr. DK ar. i'uget oouna at present. They got em marked an' desires it year. whistle blows at 1:30 p. m., which x 111 a political nature are ex- been getting closer every Itlt s. S. frnrr. TTrvn. A nor 2ft dice with ein. But questions of same as Greenwich 0 hours 0 min-te- SW and are shakin' of the be a comfort to get some kind of the WM. B. STOCKMAN, MURIEL, Am. schr., ar. S. F. from fetch 'em in the minute the boys is cluded from the discussions Sun and moon are for local time Congress. ticket free.7' for the whole group. Section Director. Hana, June 11. through.' " THE PACUTO OOMME3CIAI. ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1908.

it is alleged that there is fatal mis- joinder and nonjoinder of parties, spe- Castle & Cooke, Ltd Fraternal Meetings GRAND JURY cifically that Emil Dreier is not made beneficiary SIIIPFING AND COMMISSION a party and that another ME E, CHANTS. There is bo little trouble POLYNESIA ENCAMPMENT NO. 1, under the will is not made a "party. I. O. O. F. C. Sugar and General Meets every first and third Friday There is a certificate from i.CIem Factors lasuraac in the management of a gas REORGANIZED mons. one of the attorneys, that the Agents. CAA p.llnsi' TJall Vnrt Street. demurrer is not interposed for delay. stove and the results are so Visiting brother cordially invited REPRESENTING to attend. Accuses Husband. satisfactory that it is sur- E. MEXAUGH, C. P. Caroline Almeida Correia, answering New England Mutual Life Inauraae L. L. LA PIERRE, Scribe. Company of Boston. any person New Members Sworn in by the libel of her husband, Jose Correia, prising that EXCELSIOR LODGE NO 1. I. O. O. F. for divorce, denies that she deserted Aetna Fire Insurance Co. Meets every iuesaay evening, Judge Robinson Angus her husband, but alleges that she was National Fire Insurance Co. would fccra other fuel than 7:30, in Odd FellowB Hall, Fort Citizens' Insurance Co. (Hartford Street. Visiting brother cordi obliged to leave him on account of the Fir ally invited to attend. is Foreman. acts of her husband, which made "her Insurance Co.). H. B. BROWN. N. G. Protector Underwriters of the Phoenix Secy. home unfit to live in." L. L. LA PIERRE. of Hartford. - Judgment for Plaintiff. HARMONY LODGE NO. 3, I. O. O. F. Additional grand jurors drawn and In the suit of A. S. Humphrevs, trus eju Meets every Monday evening. at - 7:30. in Odd Fellows' Hall, Fort summoned by order of Judge Robinson tee for Mrs. Malie Goo Wan Hoy vs. 9 ' - , .1 Jti r street. isiimg oruiuera cuiui to serve for the remainder of the term Jesse Makainai, Judge De Bolt yester- AUCTION ally invited to attend. gave AT J. LIGHTFOOT, N. G. appeared in his court yesterday morn day judgment for $639.44 in favor i Every portion of the stove E. R. HENDRY. Secy. of the plaintiff. ( Burroughs' Adding 5I ing. Rudolph I. Auerbaeh'was excused get-at-ab- le re my 857 is and easily PACIFIC REBEKAH LODGE NO. 1, until September 20, Byron O. Clark un At salesroom, Kaahumanu St., l O. O. F. ! ! moved. Cleaning is a mere im'i rata nm He ran A and fourth til September 30, Charles L. Wight un ZflZA LAST NIGHT HAD Friday, September 4, 190S, Machines . 1 Thursday, at 7:30 p. m.. Odd al- "ZL-- Fellows' Hall. Visiting Kebekahs til October 5, Charles W. Booth until nothing and the stove is J are coraiauv iutihtu w September 7. The following were ex At 10 o'clock. FLORENCE LEE, X. G.i:it. ways ready at a moment's NICHOLSON, Secy. ALICE cused for the term: Edmund Stiles MY L GUESTS Colgate 's perfumery, Lundborg 's j ilorley Philp, Albert nerfnmerv..I Colgate's toilet water. notice for daily work. No OLIVE BRANCH REBEKAH LODGE NO. 2, Waterhouse, F. P. r o Waterhouse Co. I O. O. F. Mclntyre and Arthur Lv Soule. Lungborg'a toilet water, j to clean, no draughts Metts every first and third Silk handkerchiefs, silk portieres, iThc fues " n"Hf, There was no mistaking the enthu- k Thursday, at 7:30 p. m., in Odd The following were examined and One parlor organ, Judd Building. 1 r Fellows' Hall. Visiting Rebekahs sworn siasm of the big house at the farewell needing attention just heat " are eord;allv invited to attend. in: Norman E. Gedge, William Ladies' skirts, ladies' belts, FRANCIS BINDT, N. G. L. Hopper, John C.' Evans, John W. performance of Zaza last night, and Collars, side combs, gloves, 1 enough for any purpose and SALLIE WILLIAMS, Secy. !. Smith, Henry . Brewster Marriner, Miss Thornton was the recipient of Piano, handsome sideboard. a cool kitchen always. OCEANIC LODGE NO. 871. F. ft A. M. George W. Fair and Charles S. Weight several handsome bouquets from her 1 Surrey, first-clas- s order; it Meets on the last Monday of each admirers for her excellent work. In 1 Light Delivery Wagon, AUTOS AND month, at Masonie Temple, at 7:30 p. These with the following constitute the Lot of Mahogany Fixtures, i 7 m. Visiting brethren are cordially in fact all of the members of the com- vited to attend. grand jury as now composed: George Fine Plate-glas- s Mirrors, M. M. JOHNSOX. W. M. II. Angus, Charles S. Desky, Frank E, pany seemed to be inspired and the Glass Sliding-doo- r Counter, mirror V. H. GOETZ, Secy. delineation CARRIAGES REPAIRED King, James O. Lutted, Charles F. Mer of the play and of each bottoms; 1 Church Organ, LEAHI CHAPTER NO. 2. O. E. S. rifield, and Joseph W. Podmore. character was magnificently done. It "Chase" Honolulu Gas Go., Meets every third Monday of each is to be regretted will Muscovy Ducks. month, at 7:30 p. m., in the Masonic George H. Angus was appointed fore that there be Scliuman Carriage Co., Ltd. Temple. Visiting no more performance sister and brothers man in place of L. L. McCandless, who of this piece as LIMITED are cordially invited to attend. has JAS. F. MORGAN, CLARA M. SCHMIDT, W. M. was excused for the term. it been growing in popular favor ADELAIDE M. WEBSTER, Secy. steadily and company AUCTIONEER. The grand jury with Deputy Attor the will long be Forcegrowth Bishop Street O. remembered for their work in this ALOHA CHAPTER NO. 3. E. S. al LEI ney-Gener- Larnach immediately went MAKES PLANTS GROW A Meets at the Masonie Temple every alone. Mr. Taylor and Miss Brandon k seoond Saturday of each month, at to the Capitol and began their work, p. m. Visiting sisters and broth enlivened the entre actes with songs Hawaiian Fertilizer Co., .1 7:30 There a considerable number of com Ltd. 'fJ cri ira cnrdiallv invited to attend. is which were heartily applauded espe MINNIE FRAZEE, W. M. mittal cases to come before them, in E. O. HALL & SON, LTD, LOUISE A. TRUE, Secy. cially by the-- Army and Navy repre cluding one or two that have attracted Selling Agents Cabinet Maker LADIES' AUXILIARY, A. O. H, DIVISION sentatives who were present, and they FETES BERG NO. 1. much attention. Among these is Leon were present in. force; the white uni Cabinetmaker and Polisher Meet every first and third Straus, who is believed by some to have forms and eold lace setting off the ROYAL HAWAIIAN GARAGE Tuesday, at 8 p. n., in u. civilian - costumes. The most Repairing all kinds of musical in- B. U. Hall. Fort Street. hypnotized a young woman, riding interest Visiting sisters are cordi- ing turn as iar as many were con- Opposite Hawaiian Hotel struments. ally invited to attend. around on the street cars with her and cerned was the debut of the two Macs, Fgw STEVENS-DTJRYEA- , UNION STREET, NEAR HOTEL MRS. K. CO WES, Pre. compelling her to go with him under Alack O'Hara and MacNamara, the STTJDEBAXES, mm DILLON, Sec. POPE-HARTFOR- D JOSEPHINE threats of killing her, and at the same champion clog dancers, whom Mr. Lum and BTJICS time making her revolver in ley has put on for a short engagement Five and Seven-Seater- s For Kir MYSTIC LODGE NO. 2. X. of P. carry the GEO. Shoes Repaired Quickly Meets on the second and fourth Tues- her lap. to liven up the waits which are neces WELLS. Manager days of each month at 7:30 o'clock sary cnangmg scenery. - So quickly that we resole and heel in K. of P. Hall, corner Fort and Another case is that of the murder of evils in tne them while you wait. Vicker's Eepair Beretania. Visiting brothera cordi- his wife by Kaleikini two or three This was a new departure and it has Shop in basement of ally invited to attend. weeks ago. Neither of these cases was been a long time since such dancing Oahu Ice & Electric Co. W. L. LYLE. C. C. has been Honolulu. to F. VALDRON, K. R. S. reached, however, by the gTand jury, in It is safe which took up a couple of minor cases say that the two Macs "got there with Regal Shoe Store both and the applause brought HONOLULU TEMPLE NO. 1, PYTHIAN and adjourned until a week from today, feet," ICE delivered at any part of the eity. SISTERS. Will Serve His Term. them forth after their first number to Meets evepr first and third Monday, show some very elever toe and heel in Real Estate Island orders promptly filled. st 7:30 p. 'm., at Knights of Pythias Manuel Vasconcelles, who was sen Telephone 528; P. O. Box 600. Offiee, REDUCTION SALE Hall, Fort and. Beretania streets. All dancing. These two have made a hit 'visitors cordially invited to attend. tenced in the District Court to serve and there will be a large number who Kewalo. LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S MARTHA AHRENS. M. E. O. six months in jail for an assault on a will go to see the show dancing There are no sigTis on them ! SALLIE L. WILLIAMS, K. R. S. for the woman, in which he broke her jaw, alone. " ! yesterday withdrew his appeal before There is a reason , HATS OAHT7 LODGE NO. 1. K. of P. Commencing tonight for the balance KOA DESKS and Meets every first and third Friday at Judge Robinson and will serve his term. of the week the Lumley Company will 7:30 o'clock, Pythian Hall, corner present (the of Maryland," an FOUR IC. UYEDA Beretania and Fort streets. Visiting Trials by Jury. "Heart POSTERS Nauann Ave. sear Hotel St. brother cordially invited to attend. On Friday morning at 10 o'clock other of Belasco s famous plays which A. DEERING. C. C. has been creating a perfect furore m W. WHITE, K. R. 8. Judge Robinson will set criminal cases J. for trial. The trial jury is called for the East, ever since its first produc WING CHONG CO, WILLIAM McKIUXET LODGE NO. 8, Tuesday, September 8, and the setting tion by Mrs. Leslie Carter. This is a Klny and Bethel K. of P. of cases on Friday is so that the trial military drama with a sweet thread of Meet every econd and fourth Satnr-- pathos and love running through ' kday eveninir at 7:30 o'clock, in of cases may go on Tuesday without it Pythian Hall, corner Beretania and delay or interruption. which will prove a success if the prior ToI I Fort streets. Visitine brothers cordi bookine is anv indication. The Lum- - Sun Loo Co. ally invited to attend. The Auto Ordinance. ey Company has evidently been re W; I FKAZKK, J. U. G. Contractors, Builders, Painters E. A. JACOB SON. K. R. S. E. Schaefer, who was fined $25, for serving their cnoicest repertoire lor speeding his auto on Bethel street the finale of the season as a glance at COURT CAMOES NO. 8110, A. O. F. faster" than the ordinance permits, has our advertising columns will show. KOA FURNITURE TO ORDEB. Meets every second and fourth Tues- day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in appealed to the Supreme Court. The T King Street, near Nuuann. San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. ground of appeal is that the ordinance Visiting brothers cordially invited to is illegal and void because contrary to TEA attend. CENTRAL UNION'S PLAN The most complete H. PEREIRA, C. R. the provisions of articles V and XIV M. C. PACHECO. F. S. of the constitution, in that it applies' and attractive curio a different rule and requires different CAMOES CIECLE NO. 240, C. O. F. OF MID-WE- EK MEETINGS Meets every second and fourth Thurs- qualifications to and of residents and STEIN ER'S WALKER day of each month, at 7:30 p. m., in nonresidents. San Antonio Hall, Vineyard street. Island Curio Store BOAT AND Visiting companion are cordially in- Guardian Appointed. WORKS vited to attend. Henry Smith was yesterday appoint- Beginning Tuesday evening Central MACHINE MRS. HELEX M. PERRY, C. C. I can offer you a bargain. If Elite Building, Hotel KING TeeT MR. LA. PERRY. F. S. ed guardian of the estates of Smith Union Church opened a series of mid- street. Visitor! al- Amara, Henry Amara, and Muriel meetings following pro- prop- - ways welcome. COURT LUNALILO NO. 6600, A. O. F. Amara of Waialua on the petition of week under the you enquire into eacn every Wednes- ' Meets first and third their widowed mother, Mrs. Mary gram for September: day evenings of each month, at 7:30 you will p. m., in Pythian Hall, corner Fort Amara. The minors as grandchildren 2 . service. perties be surprised at W. H. and Beretania ctreeta. Visiting broth- Parish House dedicatory THOENE John Neill er cordially invited. of Jesse Amara, deceased, own an un- "What I Should Like My Church to CONTRACTOR 135 Merchant T. C. BLACK WELL, C. R. divided one-fift- h interest in his lands, John 10:7-16- . the very few you can purchase at Street. S. Be." Dealer in new and second hand ma- JAS. K. KAULIA. P. C, F. situated in Waialua and Honolulu. As A House of Life. House Fainting Oeneral Johhinj chinery. Automobiles and fine machin- HONOLULU AERIE 140, F. O. E. grandchildren of Kekie Amara, deceas- Literature: any price. Carpentering, ery Meets on second and ed, they own a one-fourt- h interest in The Church and Modern Repairing Specialty repaired. Wednesday even- - Life" Furniture a general blaeksmithing. fourth her lands, situated in Waialua. . Gladden. ($1.35). Ship and t"1 ng or eacn montn, at 1124 UNION ST. Telephone 43S. Agent for Foos Gasoline Engines and 'JSr 0 o'clock, in Pythian Lnventory Filed. "The Church of Today "Joseph Visit- Tools. Hall, corner Beertania and Fort streets. es- .80). Hamilton Machine ing Eagles are invited to attend. Julia Silva, "as executrix of the Henry Crooker. ($ W. L. FRAZEE. W. P. tate of A. R. Silva, deceased, has filed "The Church and the Changing Or TV K.UNIKIYO PRECIOUS H. T. MOORE, Secy. an inventory of the estate. It consists der" Shailer Mathews. ($1.50). FLORIST. STONES M. of a leasehold valued at $1200; house- 9 An Observation Meeting. Fort Street, next Kash Store. HONOLULU HARBOR NO. 54, A. A. of - oct in rings and brooches. Gold and M. Sc P. hold and kitchen furniture, $60; a mort- ' ' How I Find Christianity Pra3-- Fresh flowers daily. "Violets. Carna- le Meets on Sunday 3:14-18- . rea-onab- the first ac- ticed. I John - silver jewelry made to order at evening of each month, at 7 gage and note for $1400, and book " tions, Asters, Roses- and an assortment prices. Your trade solicited. o'clock, at Odd Fellows counts valued at $100; a total of $2760. (Positive testimony right out of life) of decorative plants. Orders for table Hall. All sojourning breth- Ejectment Suit. 16 Missionary Concert. flowers promptly filled. Telephone 633. WO ren are cordially invited to New Life in Japan." SUN attend. F. M. Pacheco has brought ejectment "The CHAN CHEW, Manager. By order Wortbv President, Literature: - 3808 Mannakea O. 943 A. TULLETT. in the Circuit Court against Manuel in Sunrise Kingdom" St. P. Box Kuna-wa- i, "Sunrise the FRANK C. POOR, Secy. Raporzo Borje, "claim. ng land at De Forest. ($ .40) and ($ .60). For Kimonos near the west side of Liliha street, THEODORE EOOSEVELT CAMP NO. 1, "The Future of Japan" W. P. Wat SEE American (ZX Europasn Plana U. 3. W. V. and $300 damages. son. Meets every first and third Wednesday of No Municipal Act Decision. T. each month in Waverlev Hall, corner Bethel "Human Bullets" Sakurai. K. Oka-kur- a. Fukuroda and Hotel Streets, ; 7:30 p. m. The Supreme Court yesterday did not "Awakening of Japan" K. HOTEL By order of tha np Commander. render a decision in the municipal act ALL COLORS AND PRICES. a HOHC HOTIL FOR PCMMANCHT AMD -- BROWN, Adjutant. i TaniT Cuiars. in tnc Kitrr or tmi XL case before them, as there was some 23 "The Spiritual Messages of City, with mmv Iukrt Iuitii and tmiu MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL ASSO- expectation of its doing. Unless there I have a property in ALL COMMCCTCO WITM BATHS. Whittier." the heart MAM CIATION. is a decision today it will be too late .1 Ti hl litiiau Rave. Cvitni Uphiciuji Meets second and Mondays of each Literature: fourth sixty-da- y procla- month at the new K. of P. Hall, corner Fort to issue the election "The. Life of the Spirit in Modern of the city that merits the enquiry A.A.WILSON. and Beretania streets. mation under the county act if the English Poets" Vida D. Scudder. NORMANDIE E. HUOHES. Pres. municipal act should be knocked ou. ($1.75). COftHtM SUTTCN AND GOUM STRICT H. O. WOOTTEX, Secy. of any person looking for City It is claimed that in that case the "John Greenleaf Whittier" G. R. General Contractor S .A. N rPvAN CISCO HAWAIIAN TRIBE NO. 1. O. R. M. present Board of Supervisors and coun- Carpenter. Meets everv first and third ty officers will hold over for two years, of Real Estate. Office, 5S Young Bldg. Tel. 159. Thursday of each month, in K. Whittier in "Makers Literature" of P. Hall, corner Fort and unless the Legislature takes action to G. E. Woodberry. Y. VO SING & CO. Keretania streets. visiting cut short their term of service. 30 Preparatory Service. brothers cordially invited to Petition for Administration. "Jesus Our Example for the Church 1126-112- 3 'attend. Nuuann Avenue. 2:21-25- . Heill Ltd. A. B. ARLEIGH, Sachem. Eddie Siemsen has petitioned the Cir- Year." I Peter Gatton, & Company, A. E. MURPHY, C. of R. cuit Court for letters of administration FRESH ISLAND BUTTER Ka-pua- a HONOLULU LODGE 616, B. P. O. E. on the estate of his late wife, Alice ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. Lodge B. Siemsen, who died April 9, 190S. Honolulu Xo. 616, STREETS. P. O. Box 952. Telephone 238. P. O. E., will meet in their The estate left is valued &i $300, and QUEEN AND RICHARDS ball, King street near Fort, consists of interests in lands in Hono- BoilSrs re-tub- with charcoal-iro- n every Friday evening. By lulu and Hamakua. The heirs at law Fill the Tank or steel tubes. General ship work. IDE CREAM AND CAKES order of the E. R. are the petitioner and two children, W. II. McIXERXY, E. R. aged 5 and 7 years, respectively. with gasolene if you want the Served Dally. II. C. EASTOX, Secy. Divorce Granted. motor-ca- r to go. The oil sup- "YAMATOYA," EXCEPTIONAL QUALITY Judge Lindsay granted a MANY FLAVORS HONOLULU SCOTTISH THISTLE CLUB. yesterday plies the power that makes the ALL KINDS OF Meets on the first and third Fri- - divorce to Puakina Kahauku from aays, a o rooms at clone, in in Moses Kahauku on the ground non-sujpor- t. wheels turn round. Perfection Home Bakery the Orepon Block, entrance on of SHIRTS, PAJAMAS and KIMONOS Beretania Emma Streets. sf Union Street. and J. M. MacKIXXOS, Chief. Harry II. Kimokea was granted a The human machine is set in MADE TO ORDER. JOHN MACAULAY, Secy. divorce from Mary K. Kimokea by motion in the same way by . 1246 Fort St., just above Orpheum.J CHUNO WAH LODGE NO. 4, K. of P. Judge Lindsav yesterday on the High and Low Meets every second and last Tuesday at grounds of adultery and extreme its hall. Vineyard street, at 7:30 p. m. Visit- cruelty. ALL JAPANESE BEAD ing brothers are eordiallv invited to attend. A SAMUEL L. WOXO, C. C. The Dreier Case. Scott's Emulsion block to be so'.d at a price WONG KIM CHOXG. K.of R. & S. HIE HAWAII SHINPO A demurrer has been filed on lehalf which will be sure to DOWT WORRY HAWAII CHAPTER NO. 1, ORDER OF of iu Folks motor-car-s. to net KAMEIIAMEHA. the defendants the suit brought are like At Meet every first and third Thursday even- by Mrs. Emma Dreier against Cecil times - authority among Japanese Ncws-- ing of e.vh month at 7:30 o'clock in Fra- Brown and others to declare the shares they get run down. buyer in a few months a hand- We will buy your Diamonds, old . published in the Territory of ternity Hall, Odd Fellows' Building, on Fort cor- Emulsion is full Street, of stock in the August Dreier, Ltd., Scorn of power. watches and jewelry for spot cash. N. FERNANDEZ. poration, conveyed to Cecil Brown in some profit. 10-pag- It not only produces flesh - TITsstr&ted e Japan. Kuauhatt. trust by August Dreier during his life- but K nce. time, a part of the estate of the de- gives new power to weak bodies. ." I is Ad-- SONS OF ST. GEORGE LODGE NO. S53. 7 the Best Meets every aecond and fourth Thursday ceased. at K. of P. Hall. Visiting brothers cordially Besides the usual statement, that AH Drusciato ; SOc and $1.00. JAS. F. MORGAN, 'f Chinese a invited to attend. facts suflScient to . ISAAC COCKETT. W. P. entitle plaintiff to 1018 Nuuann Ave., and Branch, Fort JOHN RICHARDSON. Secy. the. relief asked have not been stated, AUCTIONEER. ' t., near Hotel. J

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THE PACXTIO OOMMEBCIAL ADVESTISEB, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1903. y LOCAL BREVITIES. A H 0 1 vl E FOR All government offices will be closed on Regatta day. 'l '"I Olive 'jf Branch Rebekah Lodge No. 2, to o RJ IO. O. F., will meet in Odd Fellows' $1600 hall at 7:30 this evening. Hawaii Chapter No. 3, Order of a, will meet in Fraternity hall, r Odd Fellows' building, at 7:30 this evening. Hawaiian Tribe No. 2, I. O. R. 51., Situate on Prospect street. will meet in K. of P. hall, Fort street and Beretania avenue, at 7:30 this Splendid marine view; one evenirg. bedroom; test of modern A big Hawaiian flag was flying all plumbing; large trees day yesterday from the flagstaff in the Capitol grounds in honor of the birth- jjj.- growing on the land. Area day of Queen Liliuokalani. jjj of lot about 12,000 square The d -- comedian, Har THE FAMOUS GURNEY - feet. ry corson Clarke, who was here ten f or more years ago, will act during the IT IS THE GREATEST ICE SAVES KNOWN. NOTE THE REMOVABLE Iff I (J ummer at the Casino' theater, N. Y SOLD ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. f) --r city. ( lLIIigj(3l I IvG3Gy ill J. J. Combs was arrested yesterday W. W. MMOND & COMPANY. 'LTD. !) on a warrant charging him with a vio 53-55-7 KING STREET, HONOLULU. ( fViaClG ( SjiLYi't lation of the liquor law, in that he GOVIlS fo'M ko.tt illicitly sold leer and gin at a Kalihi store. . Two inches of rain fell at Waialua Monday night. There was much dis- i play of lightning., and the telephone mYB9 $25 Reward line along the railroad suffered Silks, Satins and The members com- GA of the vaudeville 1! Will be paid by the HAWAIIAN pany lately playing at the Orpheum I Out" ZETTE CO., LTD., for the arrest and I Si Wash Materials were passengers by the Mauna Kea for ' ' conviction of any person found stealing a trip to the Volcano. , Besides these, topiea of the Advertiser from - ad 1 , NO DUPLICATES. if) sixteen other people went to the Vol- I (( dresses of subscribers. ' fifffifO i cano. 1 y ! 1 I C. 8. CRANE, 1 1 u o (i( jjj Manager. Bishop and Mrs. Restarick have tak- ! also en Engleside for the present nd are now at home there. The tearing diwn We have the most complete of the house where they have lived NEW LACES AND TRIMMINGS for the past two or three ycarj be- lines of boys school and gins today or tomorrow to make room jjj for the new Priory building. dress clothing, in 'the city Boys of permanent pave- - In order that the ment in Queen street need not be torn TWO PIECE SUITS COLLEGE BOYS' SUITS up should future traffic requirements the Fleet necessitate the running of Rapid Tran- on to Queen, KNOCK-ABOU- T GARMENTS "When you want a good meal, sit cars from Fort the QO LMIMESO'S company is puttiEg in a new piece of TO STORE! good to connect the Fort street and SHIRT-WASI- with cold beer and other traek TS HOSIERY NECKWEAR the Queen street lines before the new 152 HOTEL STREET,' OPPOSITE YOUNG HOTEL things to drink with it, call at block pavement is, put down. Voss, son Voss HATS CAPS UNDERWEAR Andrew F. of Kerry FOR YOUR TRUNKS, VALISES AND SUIT CASES J of the Pacific Guano and Fertilizer Company, has been awarded a patent Cafe on an improved spring dividers and Hla stock of Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Ties and Underwear Is complete. Alw Palace calipers. The inventor formerly work- Hats and Caps of a large .variety.- Panamas and Straw a specialty. Prlcet ed for the Honolulu Iron Works, and are right and no trouble to snow gooda. Don't forget ha has moved from times employed by ! Onnosite the Executive Building. was at different Fort street to the Oregon block. 152 Hotel street, opposite Young Hotel. the Kilo Railway Company, and by Elks' Building On the Koad Up from the Docks the Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Company at the Pnunene mill. King near Fort Phone 651 On Tuesday evening lightning struck ,11 and literally tore to pieces five tele- graph poles supporting the telegraph line of the Wireless Telegraph Compa- Are Your ny from Barber's Foint to the city FLEET UiGES AT office. These were right in succession near the Kalihi slaughterhouse. The Feet Cool phenomenon was witnessed by a Chi- These Warm Days? THE SEASIDE HOTEL nese who was so greatly frightened that Boy's Young Men's he could not speak for several hours. and They would bo if they were encased Mrs. Eleanor Hyde-Smit- h made a in a pair of these new stylish tans Comn.eneing this evening, and con- short visit recently to her home in San ...... Shoes for School just imported from the Laird Schober tinuing every night during the visit Mateo. She expects soon to leave for factory. This is an exact picture of will be Honolulu, where he will be the guest of the Pacific fleet, a dance our No. 445 Tan liussia Colonial Pump, given in their honor the Honolulu of her daughter, Mrs. 'Harold Dilling- If you want your boy dressed like other boysor a little 'at marriage was an Import- at $5.50. Come and try it on. Seaside Hotel. Special dinners will ham, whose better, bring him in and let us fit him with a pair of our new ant social event of February. Mrs. school shoes for a starter. A great variety of styles made by also be served on the open air dining Hyde-Smit- h and Miss Gertrude, whose lanai from six-thirt- y to eight. Musio engagement to Baldwin Wood was an- one manufacturer who makes a specialty of these goods. for all of the dinners and dances will nounced some months ago, have been Mannish styles for you men who are graduating out of Manufacturers' Shoe Co., Ltd. be supplied by the Kaai Glee Club. living in retirement since the death of the boy class. These are not ordinary school shoes don't A cordial invitation to the local Army Mrs. Hvde-Smith'- s mother, Mrs. George 1051 FORT STREET. PHONE 282. and Navy folk, as well as the numer- Hyde. Call Aug. 22. fail to see them. ous patrons of the Seaside, is ex- ' tended. DEPUTY SHERIFF JAREETT - MARRIED. McINERNY SHOE STORE BUSINESS LOCALS. Sheriff William P. Jarrett Mclntyre Block, Fort, near King. nnd riss Mary K. Clark, eldest daugh- 1 A furnUhed house near Punahou is ter of Charles Clark, were quietly mar- Safety, See classified ads. hsolutc for rent. ried yesterday forenoon at the Roman & King W: W. Ahana Co., the street couple havej when CORNS ARE tailors, make' n specialty of white duck Catholic Cathedral. The uniforms. Phone 525. been engaged for some time, though HONOLULU GIRL GETS TRIMMED with the The Union Electric Co. has the bat- their intended marriage yesterday was teries you require for any purpose announced to Only a- few of --their CIO 3 Ever Ready CORN where electricity is used. friends. Even Sheriff Iaukea did not A FGREV9N POSITION Eagle Dyeing and Cleaning Works, know of it until Tuesday evening. The Fort street near Kukui, attend to all newly married couple have gone to KNIFE. work promptly and guarantee satisfac- Waifupe for the honeymoon. tion. BERKELEY, August 25. Announce- Weranda Musicians between the age of 21 There will be Hawaiian dancing at ment has been made from the office of Sold only by and 35 are wanted on the U. S. S. Mrs. Puahi's place, Waikiki, during Mary L. Cheney, appointment secretary Pennsylvania. See classified ads to- fleet week from 2 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. of the university,' that "Wilbur Kemble Rooms day. and from 7 p. m. to 11 p. m. every day. Watkins, "one of the students of the yk C2SSSSSS3 Keen'e There will he dances in the old and With Every Modern LTD Give the Tom Cigar a fair class of 1908, has been chosen a mem- J usm, SHITH CO., trial and you'll find it to be the best new stvies, interesting to men of the t Convenience fleet. ber of the teaching staff of the large i Ge cigar in the market. Sold at all Hotel and Fort Streets. cigar stands. Chinese college at Canton. v7atkins a James T. Taylor, Consulting Civil Orchid growers, attention! 7 crates left recently for the Far East to as- Hmjjawaiian otel and Hydraulic Engineer, lias opened orchid peat freshly gathered from the sume the duties of his office. d mountains. For sale by Mrs. an engineering office at 511 Stangen-wal- northern A list of several hundred of the re- Building. Telephone 53. E. M. Taylor, florist. Tel. 339, Alex. Fo IT Young Building. cent graduates to secure teaching po- r Sl MLS Have you got the wireless telegraph sitions in this and other States was also habit? Don't spend a week in worry announced by Mrs. Cheney. She de- TRY fllEXflNDER ff 0 T 1 1 trv wireless for business and personal clared that there isxa greater demand UH communications with the other islands. for teachers who can instruct in more or CAFE Boys of the Fleet! The best place than one subject. She advises that col- to get a good meal with a cold glass lege work for prospective teachers be The Last Two Weeks of beer is The Talace Cafe, opposite not specialized on one but two or more Executive Building on the road up from subjects if the student wishes to se- cure a position immediately upon grad- the docks. . ATTENTION! ' uation. , Aliiolan: College has been appointed OF OUR k Cor- Among the students who have secur- agent, for Hawaii for the Spragne and correct fashions com- respondence School of Law. An even- Draperies ed foreign positions are: C. E. Crane, Neatness is now '03. China; Laura Donnelly, '00, mand attention. ing class for senior students no the being organized. , Mexico; Percy Grant, '00. China; Ethel There will be question for Hamilton. Jessie Cormick. Clara Ma-coirb- naval officers about their uniforms if Nest time you're downtown shopping Elegant new assortment of Tape- all of class of 190S, they pla$e their orders with tbe most of Honolulu the give the soda founta'n stries for Conch and Furniture cover- reliable and experienced tailors. Drug Co. in Odd Fellows' building a White duck uniforms our specialty. J trial. Delicious sodas and fancy drinks ings, new patterns, pretty colorings. U perved there at their best. . STRIPED TAPESTRY, 50 inches Photo-Suppl- y Co. is well DANG E AT THE W. W. Ahana Go., Lid. H Honolulu wide, 65c a yard. MflAl J; stocked with kodaks, films, plates and The last two weeks to get Sewing Machines at factory camera supplies of every description. GRFEX BROCADED TAPESTRY 50 Phone 525 625 Kins Street ft. prices. h Everything fresh. The largest photo-suppl-y inches wide, 90c a yard. IN HONOR OF FLEET house in the islands. in COUCH and FURNITURE TAPE- all the artesian water needed for pub- The last two weeks to get the big bargains Mens' Henry May & Co., the leading grocers, per- STRY, from $1.25 a yard upward. lic consumption. This will insure Clothing. have just received in the Hilonian the The. dance at the Moana Hotel last fectly pure water at a minimum of California fruits and vegeta- vlioicest TAFFETA DRAPERY, new patterns,. night in honor of the fleet was a most cost for maintenance. The last two weeks of the greatest Bargain Sale ever bles in season. Also frozen oysters and 15c s yard. 22. successful affair. A very large num- in Honolulu. California creamery butter. Phone THE SKEPTIC. held i When you come ashore visit Steiner's ber of officers were present, anl the Island Curio store. Elite Building, New Gurtain Nets dance served as a delightful introduc- Alderman Frank L. Dowling of New Hotel street. The most complete and tion to Honoli'lu. York was talking about his-- widely 4 ; CROWD TO attractive curio shop on the beach. The diningroom was transformed in- praised ordinance to make it a crime FOLLOW THE navy. WHITE CABLE NET, extra heavy. Eemember this, gentlemen of ihe to a ballroom, while the broad ianais for chauffeurs to take their masters' Miss Power, Honolulu's leading mil- 54 inches wide, at 50c a yard. of the hotel were promenade rind re- a beautiful ception room. motor cars without leave. liner, is just in receipt of ECRU CURTAIN NET, double many accidents have accom- in hats. These There were a large number of towns- "So line of Fall styles ladies' cable net, 54 inehes wide, 65c panied these stolen rides." said Al- extremely" beautiful and merit the thread people present, and a most en joyable L. B. are derman Dowling'. "that-- the chauffeur Kerr & Co., Ltd. of" every lady in the city. a yard. , time was experienced. attention . has come to be regarded very skeptic- Boston Building, second floor. WHITE TOIXT DE SPRIT NET, ally. Of course, great majority of . - the extra quality, 54 inches wide, at 50c WHAT THE DAM WILL DO. chauffeurs are all right, but there is Honolulu. Department Store, COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS. a yard. Superintendent of Public Works among them a small minority, a small ensuing year for the Marston Campbell believes that it has working minority, which we must treat Officers for the as a Hoboken grocer treats his trade. ALAKEA STREET Commercial Club were elected yester- already been demonstrated that the "This grocer is a cash grocer only. day as follows: James Wakefield, H.S. Sachs Dry Goods Co., Ltd. reservoir system in Nuuanu valley If you ask him for credit he says: president; F. L. Waldron, vice presi- when the Xuuanu dam is completed, f ''So, sir; no, siree. I wouldn't dent; James L. McLean, secretary, and will be sufficient to develop 2100 horse- even tmst my own feelings.' " T. B. Damon, treasurer. Corner of Fort and Beretania Streets power of electricity, sufficient to pump f- -

COMMERCIAL HONOLULU, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1908. m THE PACinO ADVERTISER

i im t I "J . I . . . - - - 1 HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE Mail "5 WEATHER REPORT. Halstead & Co., Ltd. Canadian- -Australian Royal line JAM Honolulu, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1903. will, tbe Ca.diai PMifi. &ulw.y Co. Slfamtr. mnnlog In oneUo U. S. DEPARTMENT OP AGRICUL- capital. . STOCK AND BOND eH at Honv"'iIu on or aooui me iwiubui TURE, WEATHER BUREAU. CQMPANYJ NAME OF STOCK. Paid Cp Val. Bid. AUSTRALIA. fnv. VANCOUVER. TOR TUI AND SEPTEMBER 15 The following data, covering a period 'A 19 MARAMA .. thirty-thre- e years, com- 1 MANUKA SEPTEMBER OCTOBER 14 of have been Mercavth.e. MANAMA OCTOBER 16 AORANGI piled from the MeKibbin and Weather C. Brew, r & C. $2,000,000 $100, ., NOVEMBER 11 SCGAR- - NOVEMBER 14 MOANA Bureau records at Honolulu, T. H. They 2.; v;! AORANGI . DECEMBER 8 Ewa 5 00000 27 274 BROKERS 110 ANA 12 MAKURA are issued to show the condition that Haw. Agricultural .... 1 OO.Ot-- 1W' 15 AORANGI ...JANUARY 6 Haw Com & C 2 812.755 l have prevailed, during the month in ( ur ,Oi Island. MOANA . FEBRUARY 3 above period Haw ugr o 2.00 2a will rail at Fannine question, for the of years, Honorau 750.000 'li LOANS NEGOTIATED tut must not be construed as a fore- Do you want to rent Honckea 2,00 .000 THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., LTD., ... Wt). AGENTS. cast of the weather conditions for the Haiku 00, 13 GENERAL HutcniDson ug fun Members Honolulu Stock &n4 Xmfl coming month. co .. 5,000.000' 50 Exchange September, for thirty-thre- e Kahuku 500.000; iO ..... Month, house have you soo.mvo years. a or Koloa McBryde bug ;o Ltd . 20i "s" "iii FOR SALE. Table TEMPERATURE (1S90-1907-) EIGH- Oahu fngar Co . 00.000 20 ... . 23 Oceanic Steamship Co. Time Oi'orae 1,000,000' 20i TEEN YEARS. OI H) house to rent? Ookaia 500 20 io'k Z". 24, 1908, the SALOON BATES will be: Single Fare, tIean or nomal temperature, 78 deg. a lHaa !ugr Co Ltd 5.000 000- 20 4 A $5000 Pretty and comfortable home Ob and after June .. 150.000! 100! Family room extra. warmest month was 1891, Olowalu fnew2-stor- y building) on King JC5; Round Trip, $110. The that of Pnhau siug Plan CO 5,0--0 ok: 19" oj street FOR SAN FRANCISCO. with an average of 80 deg. facinc 5tX).00 100 1K for $2350, by paying $1000 down, and FROM SAN FRANCISCO. 00C; The coldest month was that of 1905, Paia 750 100 balance in monthly payments of $30 SEPTEMBER 11 ALAMEDA id Do you want to in Hepeekeo 750.0110; loo ZZ 145"" ALAMEDA BmJJiBtK with an average of 77 deg. 2.75O,0Ol; each, inclusive interest at 6 per OCTOBER ALAMEDA OCTOBER 7 Pioneer 100 15 cent ALAMEDA '...'..".... 2. The highest temperature was 88 deg. Wa'ftlua Agri Co 4,500 ml 100. 85 87 per annum. No better bargain any- ALAMEDA OCTOBER 28 1,500.000! ALAMEDA . OCTOBER 23, on the 9th and 16th, 1890; 29th, 1891; Wailuku 100 where. NOVEMBER 13 ALAMEDA NOVEMBER 18 in comfortable Waimaualo 252.0001 100 lj'i" :::::: ALAMEDA 14th, 1892; 10th, 1896; 12th, 1900. vest a Wuimea Sugar Mill.... 125,000. 10O: J. II. SCHNACK, The lowest temperature was 65 deg. Miscellankoi s 137 Merchant steamers, the agents are Inter-Jslan- d loo1 Street. connection with the sailings of the above 1890. SSCo.... 1,500,000; In any on the 15th, Haw lilectric Co 50 ,000 100; 136 to issue, to intending passengers, Coupon Through Tiekets by (1877-94- , 1904-7)- , home and pay for it HRTA I. CO Pfd 100' and from PRECIPITATION . 150.000 .FOR SaroaS from San Francisco to all points in the United States, HKT4CO Com. .... 66 SALE. TWENTY-ON- E YEARS. York by any steamship line to all European ports. Mutual Tel Co 150.000 10 Galvanized sheet steel tanks, sky- Jitw Average for the month, 1.22 inches. vahiku Rubber v o .. 60.000 100 lights, For particulars apply to Co. ... 100 gutter, ridging, leader and kit farther with .01 Nahika Rubber Assess. t WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD., Average number of days of gradually? O K A I. Co loo IOj lul pipe. Any shape, any size, any weight. ' AGENTS. an inch or more, 14. Hilo K R Co 1.000,000 20 In stock or to order. Ribbed or fir, The greatest monthly precipitation Honolulu Brewing & Maltine Co Ltd 400,000 20: 16 '4 17 proof wire skylight glass. Estimates oa was 2.95 inches in 1888. If bo call at our office and consult Haw. Pineapple Co 400,000 20 24 anything in our line. Amt. AMERICAN-HAWAIIA- N COMPANY. The least monthly precipitation was out work in sheet STEAMSHIP ESTATE DEPARTMENT. Bonds standing Job metals solicited 0.30 inch in 1907. our REAL EMMjSLUTH & CO., "FROM NEW YORK TO HONOLULU. WEEKLY SAILINGS VIA Haw Ter 4 p c (Fire LTD, The greatest amount of precipitation Claims) 315.000 Phone 211 145 King St. TEHUAN TEPEC. . recorded in 24 consecutive hours was Haw Ter 4 pc (ke-fundi- Company's wharf, 41st Street, Soutb 1888. 1905 600,1 Offl Treiffht received at all times at the 27 inches on the Sth, J J J Haw Ter4X pc 1.000,000 , Brooklyn. RELATIVE HUMIDITYt. ' Haw Ter 4 pc 1.000,000 FOR RENT. TACOMA TO Average, 9 a. m., 65 per cent.: 9 p. Haw Ter 8H P c...... 1 044,000 Fine residence, Wahiawa; pineapple FROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN- FROM SEATTLE AND Haw Gov't 5 p c 31.000 (1893-1903- ). land Palolo. CISCO.- ni.. 72 per cent.; Cal Beet Hug & Kef at HONOLULU. Co p c 1.000,000 14 ' Average, 8 a. m., 68 per cent; 8 p. 6 FOR SALE. ALASKAN to sail ....SEPT. 30 . "Waterhouse Trust" Haiku Ope ...... SOO.OOOi 100 .OCT. 5 ALASKAN to sail AUGUST m., 71 per cent; (1904-7)- ;o Pineapple land at Wahiawa and Pa VIRGINIAN to sail 20 Hamakua Uilfb lolo. TO HONO- VIRGINIAN to sail SEPT. EIGHTEEN YEARS. " Upper Oitcb 6 p c,... 200,000 W. L. HOWARD TROM SAN FRANCISCO JUaw com S rugar apply to (1890-1907- ) Tel. 181 Room 3, Mclntyre Building LULU. For further information CLOUDS AND WEATHER Corner of Fort and Merchant Street Co 5 p c 1 671,000' ARIZONAN to sail .SEPT. 7 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD., Average number of clear days, 14; Haw 'eugar 6 p c 475 000 23 Agents, Honolulu. parti v cloudy days, 14; cloudy days, 2. Hilo R KCoft D c 1.000,000; HAWAIIAN COLUMBIAN to sail SEPT. Honokaa Sug Co 8 p c 600.000 DEVELOPMENT CO. received at Company's wharf, CP. MORSE, WIND DIRECTION, 23 YEARS; Hon K L (Jo d p c 647,000! Freight " iiil LIMITED General Freight Agent. VELOCITY, 3 YEARS. . Kahuku 6 pc 200,000 Greenwich Street. McHryde Sug Co 6 p c 2.TOO,000 94 F. B. McSTOCKER - . Managtt The prevailing winds are from the UK<t'O 6 p C 101 STANGENWALD BUILDING NE. (1875-94- , 1904-7- ). Oahu Sugar Co 5 P c fli W 000 NAVIGATION CO. Co p 92 MATSON The average hourly velocity of the HAVE YOU Olaa Sugar 6 e.... 1.250.000, Cable Address: Develop . Pacinc pugar will P. O. Box 263 Vessels of the above company will ply between Honolulu and San wind is 7.8 miles (1904-7)- . Co 6 8 , , 300.000 on or about the dates mentioned below: The highest velocity of the wind PaiaO p c. 450,000! 10O Arrive Honolulu. Leave Honolulu. was 28 miles from the NE. on the Pioneer Mill Co 6 p e. 1,250,000 108 V 105 GOT THE Waialua Ag Co 5 p C. 1,500,000 98 IIILONIAN ... Sept. 2 Sept 8 ISth, 1905 (1904-7)- . Albert F. Afong LURLINE Sept. 26 Oct. 5 Station: Honolulu, T. H. 23.123 paid. t33 per ceat. paid. V i HILONIAN ... Sept. 30 Oct. 6 Date of issue: 'August 31, 1908. 832 FORT SREET Nov. 6 Nov. 17 t9 o 'clock averages from records of Session Sales. 1 LURLINE HABIT? - HILONIAN Nov. 23 Territorial Meteorologist; 8 o'clock iNione. , - Piuisensrer Rates to San Francisco First Cabin. 160. Round Trip, First averages from Weather Bureau records. Between Boards. WTireless 115 STOCK AND BOND BROKER iCiaM, JHO. CASTLE & COOKE, LTD., Agents. Ml.J3. STOCKMAN, the Telegraph hab $20,000 Waialua 5s, 99; Oahu Sug. Weather Co., 28; 245' McBryde, . ,45- Hon. Section Director, Bureau. we mean. 3; v - B. & M. Co., 7. Member Honolulu Stock PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO., OCCIDENTAL & ORIENTAL Don't spend a week in wor- and Bond Exchangi S. CO., AND TOYO KISEN KAISHA. a MARINE REPORT. ry try wireless for business of the above companies will call at Eonolulu and leave this Professional Cards Steamers and personal communications . port on or about the aates mentioned Deiow: , t. ag Jg. JP j,f dg. JP rff. gjgy-- Cash . must accompany ta FOR SAN FRANCISCO. r with other islands. copy. No rule. FOR THE ORIENT. (From San Francisco Uercbftita Ex- -' deviation from tai Real Estate NIPPON MARU SEPTEMBER 5 TENYO MARU SEPTEMBER 9 change.) ASIA SEPTEMBER 15 KOREA SEPTEMBER 21 G. L. LEONARD will receive orders for 21 AMERICA MARU ....OCTOBER 2 . Wednesday, Sept. 2, 1908. CHAS. BREWER & CO.'S 210XGOTJA ...... SEPTEMBER . piano tuning and 'typewriter repairing San Francisco Arrived, Sept. 2, bk. at telephone 127. All work guaran- NEW YORK LINE & CO., LTD., Agents. Annie Johnson, from Hilo, Aug. 5. teed; immediate attention. H. HACKFELD Hilo Sailed, Aug. 31, S. S. Mexican, Regular line of vessels plyisg. for Salina Cruz. JAMES TJ TAYLOR, M. Am. Soc. C. E. between New York and Honolulu. Consulting Hydraulic Engineer. 511 FOOHNG SUEY will probably ;; sail from New York on Novem- Phone 395. 63 Queen Street PORT OF HONOLULU. nMnAwv Stangenwald Bldg. Phone 53. vim fm ber 1, 1908. ; Subject to change HUSTACE-PEC- K COMPANY, LTD., ARRIVED. v CHIN PAINTING. without notice. GENERAL CONTRACTORS. FREIGHT: TAKEN Wednesday, September 2. MRS. J. LISHMAN MORE Classes in AT J- - i Dealers in Str. Kinau, Gregory, from Kajiai china, painting. Orders solicited. EST RATES. Crashed Rock, White and Black Sand, Fire Wood, Stove and a. m. Studio, Harrison block. Telephone For freight rates apply to A.-- S. S. Texan, Hall, from San 1346. 7968 S CHAS. BREWER & CO, Steam Coal, Blacksmith Coal, Hay, Grain, Garden7 Soil and -- . Francisco, 8 a. m. RENT 27 Kilby St., Boston; or Manure. ;, U.. S. Pacific Fleet, Admiral Swin- j TRUST CO., Ltd. THEO. H. DAVIES & CO, Drayinr and Heavy Teaming a Specialty. burne in Command, 12 noon as follows: Classified Advertisements Honolulu. U. S. S. West Virginia, McCrackin, accompany tad from' San Francisco. Cash mast U. S. S. Maryland, Wood, from San TO LET copy. No deviation from this rale. PHONE Francisco. Morris Lane ..... 2 bedrooms $10.00 HOTEL JEFFERSON 126 U. S. S. Pennsylvania, Wilner, from .WANTED. : ; v UniOn-PaCif- iC Go. School St...... 2" " 13.00 Transfer San Francisco. MUSICIANS to complete the band San Francisco U. S. S. Tennessee, Fiske, from San Gandall Lane 3 " 15.00 Corner Turk and Gough Sts., facing KING 58 Francisco. the U. S. S. Pennsylvania. Must be Furniture carefully packed and safely stored or shipped to any Young St...... 3 " 15.00 citizens of the United States between Jefferson SquaTe. Two blocks from U. S. S. California, Cattman, from Gandall Lane 3 18.09 Van Ness Avenue, the present shop- point. We understand the business thoroughly and save you from San Francisco...... the age of 21 and 35. One cornet Middle St...... 3 " 22.00 'Bb, one clarinet Bb, one clarinet Eb, ping district. Strictly high class. .annoyances caused by inexperienced workmen. U. S. S. South Dakota, Fox, from " Has taken the place of the old Oc- San Francisco. Young St ... 2 22.50 one snare drum. Apply on board. 8134. cidental Hotel and is run on the U. S. S. Washington, Knight, from Makiki St. 3 ' 25.00 same liberal plan. American plan, San Francisco. 3 25.00 Ap- $2.50 a up. $1 de- Emma St. .... ' FURNISHED house near Punahou. day European plan, '1 We. are always on hand at the U. S. S. Solace, Gill, from San Fran- ("g'""""""--'- ! Waikiki 4 25.00 ply D., this office. 8134 a day up. Omnibus meets all trains parture of steamers to sec that your cisco. and steamers. Under management U. S. Torpedoer Whipple, Church, Makiki .St.-'.- . 2 4t 25.00 $1500 to $3000 to put into business ctf Nnnh W.- Cirav -- m a n n baggage goes right. j j fnrmsrlv" j ""-'- ta- from San Francisco. Vineyard St. 3 " ..... capable of good development. Ap- Young U. S. Torpedoer Hopkins, Frederick, Alexander Hotel, Honolulu. Alakea St. 2 30.00 ply by letter to "Finance," care City Transfer Co. from San Francisco. Advertiser. 8133 JAS. H. LOVE. U. S. Torpedoer Hull, McCommon, "...; Phone 152. from San Francisco. FURNISHED TO buy old buildings for removal. Let Wah Ying Chong to. U. S. Torpedoer Truxton, Kerrick, us know where the buildings are. from San Francisco. Young St 2 bedrooms $25.00 Co., 1475 N. King street. S. Torpedoer Preble, Freeman, Aloha U. Young St. 2 " 30.00 8124 Xing Street, Ewa of Fishmarket from San Francisco. DRY GOODS AND FURNISHINO U. S. Torpedoer Stewart, Smith, College Hills 3 " 35.00 LADY stenographer and bookkeeper de GOODS OF EVERY DE- -' from San Francisco. Makiki St. ... 2 '. 37.50 GOMES' EXPRESS GO. U. S. Torpedoer Perry, Larimer, sires position; law and commercial experience. Address W, office. SCRIPTION. Fort Street opposite' Hackfeld & Co. from San Francisco. Some others not advertised. this Str. James Makee, from Puuloa, 6 8132 FREIGHT HANDLED, FURNITURE p. m. S COME TO ME BAGGAGED CHECKED Rob Roy, from Puuloa, 5:15 BY young Japanese girl as housemaid with your old shoes and I will AND PIANO MOVING, STORAGE, Sehr. RENT TRUST CO., Ltd. or child 's nurse. Perfection Home PACKING, SHIPPING. p. m. ' , make them as good as new. Office Phone 298 M. S. S. Hilonian, Johnson, from San Bakery. 8131 Francisco, 9:30 p. m. F. LOST. riY lady stenographer, from Joaquin Freitas in TODAY. just the Go,: Ltd, SAIL MONDAY evening, white chiffon veil Coast. Has bad little experience, bu . (Successor to von Berg) Honolulu Construction and Graying Str. Kinau, Gregory, for Kauai ports, between Orpheum and Adams Lane. is willing to commence with small UNION STREET, ABOVE HOTEL v. 5 p. m. Keward at this office. 8133 salary. Address Stenographer, this : GENERAL CONTRACTORS. DUE TODAY. office. 8129 from Maui Str. Claudine, Bennett, VESSELS IN PORT. Theme Office 281. P. O. Box 154. ports, a. m. SITUATION WANTED. Shirts PASSENGERS (Army and Navy.) 4 G. & Co., EXPERIENCED office 1 Fort St., Opp. W. Irwin Ltd., accountant and In All Sizes Made to Order by Arrived. U. S. Tug, Moses. man with executive qualifications; iVYe all kinds of Teaming; also deal in Crushed Rock, Iroquois, Station do White Per M. S. . S. Hilonian, from San laisei Maru, Jap training ship, Furuya, either in city or country; be3t refer- and Black Sand, Broken Coral, Garden Soil, Etc. Ffancisco, September 2 Master O. At-- i ences. 301 B. YAMATOYA. II S. F., Aug. 25. Address Advertiser. 81.32 ' water, Miss J. K. Grieve, F. A. Rich- U. S. ccllier, Newell, San Fran- Pauahi Street, off Nuuanu Street. SAFE MOVING A SPECIALTY. Clar- Saturn, mond, Ganaie Bush, Shirley Bush, cisco, August 31. Higgins, Lester Marks, FOR RENT. ence Dyer, J. E. Justin, U. S. collier, Merriweather, FURNISHED cottages with board. XT. EES'? 2 Miss PURE-BRE- POULTRY Mrs. Marks and children, J. San Francisco. Mrs. J. Cassidy, 2005 Waikiki. 8133 D Deyo, C. McLaughlin, Miss F. Law- U. S. Pacific Fleet. 7 cruisers, 7 destroy- Miss S. F. Smith, Bro. William, rence, ers, 1 supply ship. mosquito-proo- - FOR SALE. henry h. Williams Bro. James, L. Magoon, Mrs. L. C. NICE, airy f rooms, Ho- HONOLULU. (Merchant Vessels.) tel De'monJco. Rent reasonable. J. LI- Abies and son, Kenneth Abies, Mr. and EGOS from choice stock in teaioa. The leading FUNERAL DIRECTOR and only Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. Sut- H. O'Neil. prop. 8080 Mrs. Fred Alexander Isenberg, Ger. bk., Behring, - W. C. WEEDON, CENSED EMBALMER in Hawaii. ton, Miss Sutton, Kenneth Brown, Mrs. ' Adlreis: Hamburg, Aug. 19. FOR SALE. Box 658. Honolulm. All work, goods and paraphernalia up to date. Whiteman and child. Miss Lewis, Miss Andrew Welch, Am. bk., Kelly San C. Bohemberg, E. Good- DRIVING mare and carriage; also Jer- Ward. Miss R. Francisco, Aug. 27. sey LOVE BUILDING. win, M. S. Valent, W. E. Johnson. cow, milkiag. Reasonable. Tele- Carradale, Br. sp., Smith, Newcastle, phone 1498. 8129 1143 and 1 144 Fort Street. Residence, 240 S. King Street. Per str. Kinau, from Kauai, July zO. . September 2 Mrs. Weil and daughter, Public Phone 64. Phone 1020. Flaurence Ward, Am. sehr., Piltz, Mid- CHINESE oranges, 5e. iervicc P. R. Isenber". Mrs. II. D. Wishard and way, Aug. 23. a pound. Leave orders, telephone 1154. . 8094 children. C. W. Spitz, S. K. Kaeo, Mrs. Hilonian. Am. s.s., Johnson, San Fran- Particular people will find the 190S W. Girvin and daughter. Mrs. J. AV". 2. MARRIED. J. cisco, Sept. ONE gas Pope Hartford automobile, seating fiv THE PACTTIO Xeal, Miss Xeal. J. S. Neal. Miss E. Holy wood, Br. bk., Smith, Juain, engine, 15 h. p.; Otto. One JARRETT-CLAR- gas 12 p.: - persons, perfect running, easy riding At the Korean Wong, Mis M. Silva, Miss A. Silva. J. May 7. hoisting engine, h. Fair- Na-mal- e, , banks, Morse. 4,E. Catholic Cathedral. Honolulu. Oahu, Sonza. Jno. Souza. M. Medeiros, B. Texan, Am. s.s., Hall. San Francisco, Address V.," and roomy. Commercial Advertiser September 2, 1908, William P. Jarrett, G. Inouye, R. Ito, W. Matsushita, Sept. 2. this office. 8066 Deputy Sheriff of Oahu, and Miss Mrs. E. Shrewsbury, Miss E. Mesick, Xatered at the Fnstoflice at 'Honolulu, Marv K. Clark, daughter of Charles K. Mesick. R. Mesick, Mrs. Kane, Rev. ROOMS TO RENT. THE MAILS. T. IL, as second-clas- s matter. Clark. E. W. Coffin. Ah Tons. N. Anderson, COOL and commodious; well furnish- MANUEL REIS Dr. Hoo See, Chas. Miller. Miss ed; mosqulto-proo- f. Court, O'Neill, Mails are due from the following Heien's Hamm-Youn- WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST Miller, Hss K. Steward, Miss M. M. points as follows: 1124 Anama Lane. 05" Telephone 290; von f phon SUBSCRIPTION SATES. BE TRUE. Cooke, Mrs. E. E. .llartman, Mrs. T. San Franeisco Per Hongkong Maru. Garage, phone 200; or residence, Brandt. Miss Haven. Miss J. Hester, Sept. 5. 1097. ' Ch year $12.00 OFFICES FOR RENT. Everybody who has used it says Miss Hester. A. Ilaneberg, E. Akina, Yokohama Per Tenyo Maru, Sept. 9. "THE STANGENWALD ' 'Only fire- W. Miss Theverin. Miss F. Vancouver Adrertising Rates oa Application. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar Huopai, L. Per Manuka, Sept. 39. proof office building in city. & SONS rBblished every moruing except rhoea Remedy never fails to give re Chapman, T. 'Kimishlma, R. Kimishima, Colonics Per Marama, September 15. STEINWAY K. Kimishima. Y. Amoy, Miss I. Ke-VV- n. Mails will by the : lief from pains in the stomach or diar- depart for the following ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING AND OTHER PIANOS. Miss E. Hunter, Miss Ako, Miss points as follows: Honolulu's oniy te fire-proo- f "ATI AN GAZETTE CO., LTD. rhoea, which is positive proof of its F. Weil, M. Weil, R. Weil, San Francisco Per Thomas, Sept. 5. building; rent includes electric light, THAYER PIANO CO. " reliability-- For sale by Benson, Smith M. Anderson, Miss O. Blaekstad, Yokohama ser- ' Miss Per Hongkong Mani, Sep- hot and cold water, and janitor 156 Hotel Street. Phone 218. T' 6 .South & Co., agents Mil- Hamm-Youn- g fl:" King St Ltd., for the Hawaiian Ching Hins Wing. C, Ahing. Mrs. tember 5. vice. Apply the voa TUNING GUARANTEED. t i Slanager Islands. - ler, Miss Miller, Miss Peiler. Colonies Per Manuka, Sept. 19 Co.; Ltd. . SECOND SECTION SECOND SECTION PAGES 9 TO 12. PAGES 9 TO 12. I ESTABLISHED JULY 2. 13S5.

HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1903.

- JV J " " r- ' 1 - V J." 9? 9? 9? 9? f J." 9? 9? J? J? J 9? J." JO f" t? t? 9? t? 9? 9? 9? ' js' 9? 9? 9" 9r 9 & ' j.- j," j . h . j, . , , I 4 Roster of the Pacific Fleet 'a J &&&&&&&&&&&&J&Jt&&&&&&&&&Jt &&&&&& The following is the roster of the ' Fred F. Ingram, "Warrant Machinist officers of the Paeific Fleet, commanded Wanfred A. Morgan. by Admiral Swinburne, now in Hono Second Division. r lulu harbor: Eear Admiral Uriel Sebree, com- - i U. S. PACIFIC FLEET. mander. Lieut. Claude C, flag lieut- - 4 Hear Admiral "William A. Swinburne, Bloch, commander-in-chief- . enant. 'a Ensign 1 Commander James H. Oliver, chief of Ralston S. Holmes, aid. u n n 'a staff. TENNESSEE (flagship of Division f A Commander); armored 20 guns, Lieut.-Comd- r. Cleland N. Ofifley, cruiser', A engineer. 14.500 tons, 23,000 horsepower; twin fleet screws. ' Lieut. Edward T. A Constien, flag Lieut- command- enant. Captain Bradley A. Fiske, 'A ing; Lieut.-Comd- r. Harry A. Field, Lieutenant Fred H. Poteet, aid. " fvT Pit Lieut.-Comd- r. Ashley H. Robertson, FIRST SQUADRON. Lieut.-Comd- r. Frank II. Clark Jr., First Division. Lieut. Michael J., McCormack, Lieut. William W. Galbraith, Lieut. William 'a "WEST VIRGINIA (flagship of Comma- D. Wilson, En- nder-in-Chief) ; armored 13 L. Tryor, Lieut. James cruiser, Z. A guns, 13.CS0 tons, 23,000 horsepower, sign Benjamin Dutton Jr., Ensign Jas. r ft . twin screws. " P. Olding, Midshipman Raleigh E. 'A Midshipman Russell, 'A Captain Alexander McCrackin, com- Hughes, Frank Midshipman Guy E. Baker, Midship- manding; Lieut.-Comd- r. Edward H. A man B. Midshipman Durell, Lieut.-Comd- r. Powers Syming Herbert Labhardt, ton, Lieut. Henry N. Jenson Augnstin T. "Beauregard, Midshipman (fleet Midshipman 4 ordnance officer), Lieut. Lewis B. Port HaTvey W. McCormack, A David" S. H. Howard, Midshipman 'A erfield. Ensign Cleon W. Mauldin, En Midshipman sign William O. Spears, Ensign Vohn Stephen B. McKinney, CEUISES MAEYLAKD MANEUVEEING IN THE IIARKOTt ti.- -. Y. Wilcox Jr., Ensign John E. Pond Robert F. Gross, Surgeon Middleton b a.i B. tt t4 jl fc fc Ensign August C. Ensign Guest. Assistant Surgeon John j j jt j j v t lS j, t v v4 t t, t Wilhelm, George R. Vena JJ8, j Donald P. Morrison, Ensign Charles C. Kaufman, Paymaster Midshipman Bruce K. "Ware ble. . Chaplain Curtis H. Dickens, As Ensign John J. McCracken, Ensign Al- Hartigan, Constructor Sidney M. Jr., Midshipman Major C. Shirley, Mid sistant Naval bert Norris, Ensign Tsaac C. Shute, Mid- MANY PAY HenryFirst Lieut, of Marines Edward shipman Davis A. Scott, Midshipman RESPECTS TO shipman Henry G. Shonerd, Midship o, man Thomas A. Symington, Midship B. Manwanng, Boatswain William Herbert S. Babbit, Midshipman Bryson Drummond. Chief Gunner George A Bruce; Midshipman Ernest D. McWhor-ter- . man Edmund D. Almy, Medical In Carpenter P. Mead. spector C. Byrnes Pass Messinsr. Stuart Midshipman Preston H. McCrary, QUEER James (fleet), Horan C. UUUHI Surgeon G. Warrant Machinist John J. Midshipman James Van de Carr, T YOUR ed Assistant Frederick Charles W. Jack Midshipman D. Moore, Midship- 'S TURN! Abeken, Surgeon Thomas "W. Warrant Machinist James Assistant son. Machinist Anthony man Evan U. Rinehart, Midshipman Baison, Pay Inspector Henry A. Dent Warrant P Queen Lilhiokalani celebrated her McCarthv. Earl W. Jukes, Surgeon Charles M. (fleet), Assistant Paymaster Iranklin armored cruiser, 18 DeValin, Passed Assistant Surgeon Ben- - seventieth birthday yesterday. During Williams, Chaplain Joseph M. F. CALIFORNIA; r. tons, 23,000 horsepower, jamin H. Dorsey, Paymaster Frederick the forenoon she received at her W ash- - McGintv. Maior of Marines John T guns, 13,680 twin screws. K. Perkins, First Lieutenant of Marines mgton' Place home. She was assisted Don't wear yourself out too coon, Myers (fleet). First Lieut, of Marines Captain Vincendon L. Cottman, com Robert B. Farquaharson, Boatswain Arthur J. O'Leary. Boatswain Frank in receiving by Prince and Princess manding; Lieutenant-Commande- r New Charles Schonborg, Chief Gunner Otto recuperate now and prepare for Gunner James A. Martin, War-for- d, Miss' MrsT Hindrelet, ton A. McCully, Lieutenant-Commande- r Fries, Chief Carpenter Lewis S. Kalanianaole, Bernice Cooke, Ma Lut-ki- n, Carpenter Robert Velz, Warrant Allen M. Cook. JViarK &t. Warrant Machinist Harold I. Aldrich and John D. Aimoku. The George T. Brownridge, Warrant Lieutenant the fall chinist Ellis. LieuVnant Farmer Morrison, WaWrrant Machinist William C. kahili bearers, B. N. Kahalepuna campaign. Try Haleiwa Machinist Jarrard E. Jones, Warrant Lieutenant llobert Morris, . Lieutenant Gray, Warrant Machinist Walter S. ad J. Mana, stood immediately, , Machinist David W. Harry. Wallace Bertholf. Lieutenant George P. Falk. behind her. for a week. MARYLAND; armored cruiser, 18 Brown, Lieutenant Thomas H. Taylor, SOLACE, (torpedo supply ship). Mr. E. K. Lilikalani was the master of guns, 13,6S0 tons, 23,000 horsepower, Ensign Robert Lt. Irvine, juiasmpman Commander William A. Gill, com ceremonies. j Lieutenant-Commande- twin screws. , Henry C. Gearing Jr., Midshipman manding; r Ray The large drawing room was prettily . Captain Moses L. Wood, command- Charles C. Windsor. Midshipman Fred mond Stone, Ensign Frank H. Roberts, decorated. Large and small kahilis ST. CLAIR BIDGOOD, Manager. ing; Commander John M. Elliott, erlck T. Stevenson, Midshipman Chas. Ensign Randolph P. Scudder, Ensign were arranged about. Portraits of j Lieut.-Comd- r. William A. Moffet, Lieut.- - F. Poulland. Midshipman Lawrence 11, Albert S. Rees, Ensign Arthur A. Gar-celo- n members of the Royal family including Comdr. John McC. Luby, Lieut. Ernest Austin. Midshipman Seymour E. Holli-da- y, Jr., Assistant Surgeon Robert V. that of the late Prince David, hung on F. Eckhardt, Lieut. William D. Pule-sto- n. Midshipman Emeric R. Leonard, Ransdell, Assistant Paymaster William the walls. A cup was presented the Ensign Aubrey K. Shoup, Ensign Surgeon Edward G. raricer, Assisiani Zane, Chief Boatswain John Eber-- Queen by G. G. Seong on behalf of Louis C. Farley, Ensign William S. Mc-C'linti- c, Surgeon Harry R. Hermesch, Paymas wine, warrant Macninist jtooen ju the people of Lahaina, during the J - W. 1 Ensign William R. Furllong, ter William A. Merntt, Mrst ijieuten- Scott, Warrant Machinist Frederick morning. . Midshipman Clarence C. Thomas, Mid- ant of Marines Thomas u. lurner, Teepe. . , 4 Governor Frear called to pay his shipman Charles M. Yates. Midship- Chief Boatswain James Leckie, Chief Pacific Torpedo Fleet. respects during the forenoon as did man John F. McClain, Midshipman Gunner David B. Vassie, Chief Carpen other Territorial officials. Among other Best, Midshipman William Barth, Warrant Machinist Dan- - Commander WDliam A. Gill, com- - Ladies' night Dresses Charles L. ter Otto - callers were Mrs. W. T. Swinburne, W. Wilson, Midshipman John E. Mere- el Mullan. Warrant Machinist James manding, U. S. S. Solace (torpedo sup- . AAm:;'i Swinburne: Mrs. dith, Midshipman Henry D. McGwire, Quill, Wrarrant Machinist Olav Johnson. iCorwin P. Rees. wife of Capt. Eee3 McCauley, Mid- DAKUIA; armoreu cruiser, Biello. made of good material and sold here from 50 cents to $2.00. Midshipman Cleveland SOUTH ' f l " 18 13.680 tons, 23,000 horsepower, HOPKINS; torpedo-boa- t destroyer, 2 shipman Dennis E. Kemp, Midshipman guns, - hTKi-l- Elegant Hosiery fcr boys and girls. Great bargains. - tubes, 408 tons, 7200 horsepower, twin;frs- xlBuwier'- Victor D. Herbster, Surgeon Ammen twin screws. ti Ci - I ,hATlfS fiiilick. Captain Charles E. Fox, commanding; strewn . Farenholt, Assistant Surgeon Edwin L. '. ti.--3;-- i. S. Mrs. W. 1 j. - iMaior Dunnin?.- U. A.:- . Jones, Paymaster George Brown Jr., Lieutenant - Commander Herman O. tweuienani. trnesi xneurics, com- rf- n- zZnoT1 , Lieutenant-Commande- r Frank manaJDff; Midshiprnan tarter Xi. Chaplain George L. Bayard, First Lieut, Stickney, Mrs. Kamaka Stillman, Airs. L. P.. Eaby, T- of Marines Wopdell A. Pickering. First Upham, Lieutenant James J. ! . IV Hr -i rrli f Aire AHOY B. Lieuten HULL; torpedo-boa- t destroyer, 2 eo, """ L Lieut, of Marines Elias R. Beadle, Lieutenant Cassius Barries, nomas ' S. tubes, 408 tons, 7200 horsepower; twin Capt. Fuller, Mrs. 1 wsnman, Nuuanu, Below Hotel R. Brayton, ant Edward Jackson, Lieutenant T T C!.,n- -; t T T Torn Street Chief Boatswain Harry airs, J. x ainu,:i. uujn--i - . David F. Diggins, Chief John Downes Jr., Lieutenant (junior Screws. iu - Chief Gunner C. Frank McCommon, com- - Mrs. Jeanie femythe, W. I. h.ej- Gunner James Donald, Carpenter Fred grade) Charles Moses, Lieutenant Lieutenant (junior grade) Austin . xuDDee, en- manding; Ensign Harold Jones, Mid-- ; nolds, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Castle, erick M. Kirchmier, Warrant Machin William L. shipman Reginald E. Gillmor. .Miss Hattie Ayau, Mrs. Chuck Hoy, A. Blackwell, Warrant Ma sign Ernest Durr, Ensign SAN FRANCISCJO HOTEL. ist Elmer Ensign Matthias E. TRUXTUN; torpedo-boa- t destroyer, : Mrs. K. Holt. G. Wheeler, Warrant Culbertson Jr.. chinist Charles Manly, Midshipman James McC. Mur tubes, 433 tons, 8300 horsepower,! About a quarter before 12 Her Majsiy "Machinist Frederick T. Lense. - Washington 1 irSiiaiiSnmoTi Tnhn V. f!rtr. M "flshit- , twin screws. left her nlaceJ. home in her a -T iUlUOUlU lilt w j r? PENNSYLVANIA; armored cruiser, ..ir - I ' - man George N. Barker, Midshipman Lieutenant Charles S. Kerrick, com- - state carriage with coachman and foot- tons, 23,000 horsepower, resi-shipma- n 13 guns, 15.6S0 Harrr A. MeClure, Midshipman Gratton manding; Ensign Walter E. Reno, Mid- - men in livery, for her Waikiki screws. Con-dit- t. twin C. Dichman, Midshipman John H. James Parker Jr. denee where at 2 o'clock a luau was Ml ' A. Wilner, Lieut. MOTEL Cantain Frank Midshipman Samuel A. Clement, WHIPPLE; torpedo-boa- t destroyer, served to a large number of invited S. Robinson, Lieut.-Comd- r. Comdr. Samuel Cogswell. Midship- 83UU , SAN FRANCISCO Gatewood Midshipman Francis l tubes, i66 tons, Horsepower, gUests. Waldo Evans, Lieut. man Stuart O. Greig, Midshipman twin screws. During the reception in the foreu;oj Lincoln, Lieut. Levin J. allace, com- - S. Joseph E. Austin, Surgeon Charles H. Lieutenant John G. Church, j ne Queen said: The most superbly situated hotel in the World G. S. Wallace, Ensign Lieut. Henrv T. Lowndes, Paymaster Rishworth manding; Ensign Omenzo C. F. Dodge, t am thankful to our Heavenlv OVERLOOKING THE ENTIRE BAT OF SAN FRANCISCO, Harold G. Bowen. Ensien Francis G, of Marines Midshipman Irving H. Mayfield. Ensign Nicholson, First Lieutenant Father because I have been spared THE GOLDEN GATE, AND THE RAPIDLY REBUTLDING CITY. Blnsdel, Ensign Leo. F. Welch, Lovick P. Pinkston, Chief Boatswain PERRY; torpedo-boa- t destroyer, 2 to live and eeiei,rate my seventieth Delano. Ensign Rowan C. w H.irvev William Juraschka, Gunner Augustus luuco, j tuuoj i iiu birthday CONVENIENT TO SHOPPING, THEATER, Grady, Ensign Charles S. McWorther, Anderson. Gunner Daniel W. Nelson, BUSINESS, AND RAILROAD CENTERS. - Midshipman Frank R. King. Midship- Carpenter Elvie L. Kempston WTarrant Lieutenant Edgar B. Larimer, com i , man Walter F. Lafrenz, Midshipman Machinist Gustav Anberlin, Warrant manding; Ensign Hamilton F. Glover OF Owen St. A. Botsford, Midshipman Machinist George H. Paul, Warrant Ma Midshipman Guv E. Davis JAGK DEHSHI'S HOME .THE EPITOME HOTEL EXCELLENCE Alexander M. Charlton, Midshipman chinist August Sehulze. PREBLE; torpedo-boa- t destroyer, Combining all rne conveniences find iazurles a good T. Chew, Midshipman William 20 420 7000 twin Francis WASHINGTON; armored enmer, tubes, tons, horsepower, hotel should have, with many v3io,us, original and R. Purnell. Midshipman William H. guns, 14.500 tons, 23,000 horsepower, screw. FRIENDS HEARD FROM Pashley, Midshipman John T. H. twin screws. Lieutenant Fredric N. Freeman, com- exclusive features. Entirely refurnished and refitted O'Rear, Surgeon Edward M. Shipp, Captain Austin M. Knight, command- - manding; Lieutenant William J. Moses, at a cost of over three millioL dollars. Social center G. . . . n i 1 t, Passed Assistant Surgeon Robert ing; ijieutenantrV.ommanaer tuanes x. Midshipman WilliamiA. Glassford Jr. of the cityheadquarters of the Army and Navy-Sc- ene Skipwith, Lieutenant-Commande- r torpedo-boa- t destroyer, San Daily News. Den Heiner, Paymaster Grey Hughes. Louis STEWART; Pedro Jack of most of the social festivities. First Lieut, "of Marines Arthur Stokes. A. Kaiser, Lieutenant-Commande- r Rich 2 guns 420 tone, 7000 horsepower,- gham well fcno jn vachtins and Boatswain Alexander Hamilton, Chief ard H. Leiffb. Lieutenant-Commande- r twin screws. newspaper circles from the Atlantic to ACCOMMODATIONS FOR 1000 GUESTS. William Charles E. Smith, com-- ) Gunner Lewis E. Bruce, Carpenter Stephen V. Graham, Lieutenant Lieutenant - EUROPEAN PLAN. Warrant Machinist Wil- Littlefiold, .Lieutenant inward vv. mandin?: Ensicrn, Vvilliam T. Liehtle. the Paeific states, and with a like meri- John A. Price. Single rooms with $2.50, $3.50, $4 00, $4.50, $5.00 upwards. it Trevorron. 'Warrant Machinist Mclntyre, Lieutenant Oscar F. Cooper, Midshipman Richard S. Edwards. torious record in oid England, is now bath, liam J. Ad-ivertis- 'engaged on the Pacific Commercial Suites, with bath, $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 upwards. :i published at Honolulu. In the issue of August 14. Jack has a near MANAGEMENT ; j four-colum- write-u- p of a tennis tour nament, which was held at Puunene, liJ : If August 12. Jack was evidently at his PALACE HOTEL COMPANY bpst and the story of the racket fracas was interesting reading for San Pedro ''experts, even though the players were unknown to the local tennis courts. SPECIAL DINNER SET It is evident that sports of the legit- imate brand are thriving in the islands, $14.85 g - ami the sport-lovin- public are for- SHE 100 PIECES tunate in having as well qualified an expert as Jack Densharn to adverise j com- - , 1 kinds of Camera Supplies. the fact. More power to you. old Fine Decorated Austrain China Ware, All rade, and may you thrive and prosper Assortment. in vour new home. A Great SI4.85 per Set Everything Fresh. TORPEDOS IN ACTION. At the Art Theater Manager FOR A LIMITED QUANTITY ONLY.

1 has rut on a picture that should AND SOUVENIR interest old and voung at this time. LEWIS & COMPANY, LTD. boats in action oft the Isle of Wight 169 KING ST. CROCKERY EMPORIUM. PHONE 240. BsSand POSTALS during maneuvers of IL B. Ma- - the isws - loctva Tinw hp views nrp remarK- "EVERYTHING ably clear and give one a very gooa idea of what one of these powerful PHOTOGRAPHIC" little boats can do when required. There are several other very good pic tures which will be shown for the HONOLULU balance of the week. The music is es pecially good and the pictures shewn Badger55 verv "The are beautiful. A BALM INDEED. Phot No external application is equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm for sore mus F7rev Extinguisher cles or swolen joints. No matter what Fort Street, 3 doors below Hotel Street. mav be the cause, this liniment will give relief. For sale by Benson, Smith J, A. GiLMAM, - Agent i&-- Cc, Ltd., agents for the Hawaiian 'Islands.

4SV THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER, 3, 1908. 10

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" . - morning full of new life, new energy, and Netherlands that she cooperate in dealing with Venezuela. 11 . ' i the '" courage enough to anything. August 29. The Pacific fleet under Admiral Swinburne tackle S. G. Hall, M. D. SAN FRANCISCO, Electro-Vigo- r is an body bat- Friday. electric 1302 Fillmore Street, was 800 miles out from port at noon tery which sends a steady current of SAN FKANCISCO. MELBOURNE, August 29. Admiral Sperry of tiie Atlantic 'fleet and the JOHN TEMPLE GRAVES electricity into the nerves and vitals, Please send me, prepaid, your Vice building up re- free 100-pag- e illustrated book. Governor-Genera- exchanged calls today. Presidential Candidate 'of .the Hearst League party. He was born vitality and strength and l moving August 29. The State Bank Commissioners have closed South Carolina in lfe56, and is known as a journalist. the cause of disease. No pain; Name SAN FRANCISCO, can exist in a body charged with electric the Imperial Japanese Bank. ing expedition, prior to commencing his campaign, yesterday landed four life. You can have no rheumatism, no Address MONTREAL, Canada, August 29. Five masked men dynamited the Bank pickerel as his share of the day's catch. weakness, no inactive parts, for the life 512,000 coin. Etustache today and escaped with in CHICAGO, August 25. G. W. Fitzgerald, the teller of the Sub-Treasur- y, planning a curtailment of gov- EE TOKIO, August 30. The government is who was arrested on Sunday, charged with embezzlement of $175,000, has been present fiscal ernmental expenses, the total cuts in the expenditures for the released on bail.. The Federal government will not participate prosecu- up- in the period to be one Lundred million dollars. The amounts to be spent for the tion, leaving that to the State authorities. cent, and' a ten per cent, cut keep of the army are to be decreased thirty per LONDON, August 25. King Alphonso of Spain arrived here yesterday, G planned. ALIIOLANI COLLE E In the naval expenditures is He leaves today to join Queen Victoria on the Isle of Wight. A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS. addressed a large gather- COLUMBUS, Ohio, August 30. William H. Taft WINNIPEG, Manitoba, August 25. The trainmen yesterday voted not to Offers a sound ami education, preparing Business or College ing here yesterday on campaign topics. He defended the judicial decisions he go out on strike in sympathy with the striking shopmen. practical for entrance. Campus of five acres made against the labor unions while on the Supreme Court bench. He made MEXICO Mexico, August at mouth of Palolo Valley. Enlarged staff of tad CITY, 25 The Mexican gunboat Bravo is pro ' en route from Hot Springs, competent. Masters. "Matron" attends to comfort of students. . short speeches at several of the towns while here ceeding to Honduran waters to join the United States gunboat Marietta. The GENERAL, COMMERCIAL AND Virginia, in each address repeating the statement that he is a friend of labor. reason for the despatch of the Bravo is unknown. AGRICULTURAL COURSES. lis and thirty persons FOLSOM, Colorado, August 30. This city flooded LONDON, August 25. The wife of General Luard, prominent in social AGENT FOR HAWAII FOR have been drowned. circles, was mysteriously murdered yesterday, her being returning boy found in a lonely THE SPRAGUE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF LAW. NEW YORK, August 30. A monster reception was tendered the woods. Robbery is thought to have been the objeco of the crime. games, on the ar- Course now being organized. Next Term Commences September 14. American athletes, who won honor in the London Olympian NEW YORK, August 25. The report of Commissioner Hand, who has been formally welcomed WARDEN, REV. F. FITZ. , PRINCIPAL, L. G. BLACKMAN. rival of their steamer here yesterday. The athletes were conducting an investigation into charges laid against District Attorney Jerome 7th Avenue, Kaimuki. P.' O. Box '502. Telephone Iry Mayor McClellan and the other city officials. for official misconduct, says that the charges are found to be totally unfounded. 970. Hi ' one attorneys ' POUGHKEEPSIE, New York, August 30. Gleason, of the WASHINGTON, August 25. Two West Point cadets of the first class retained by Harry K. Thaw to defend him against the charge of murder for found guilty of hazing, have been formally expelled, and six cadets of the third an against Thaw for 'the shooting of Stanford White, has commenced action class have been suspended for a year. . the payment of his fee of S60.0G0. TOKIO, August 25. It has been decided by those arranging the details of Ice C arrived ream WASHINGTON, August 31. Secretary Garfield, who has recently the entertainment planned for the officers and men of the American Atlantic States, here from a trip of investigation to Hawaii and through the Western fleet that geisha girls shall be barred from all affairs in connection with the wonder aas reported that he found two indications of improvement in the situation in official entertainment prSgranl, Hawaii. One was the disposition on the part of the Hawaiians to accept the PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, Venezuela, August 25. President Castro has willingness E! principles of American laws, and the other was an expressed on the instructed the port authorities here to allow clearance to no passenger steamers art of the landlords cf the large estates to cut up their holdings into small for West Indian or Venezuelan ports. lets fpr feelers, ', PARIS, August 25. France and Spain nave agreed to take joint action in The Secretary also reported having found a tendency among those in Ha- notifying the signatory Powers to the Algeciras agreement that the recent waii to go In for diversified farming. . : , events in Morocco warrant the drawing up and signing of a new agreement. make the best and smoothest Ice Cream in Confed-- ! T. BILQXI, Mississippi, August 31.. A. P. Stewart, General in the WASHINGTON, August 28. The Navy Department is considering a plan 'crate "Army, and who. had been for the past eight years the Southern member to send the warships remaining in Atlantic waters to meet the returning bat- a few minutes. Commission, died at his home here yesterday. tleships IHe fl&et of Atlantis off the Azores. 1-- of the Chickamauga Park All sizes in stock from 2 qt. at $1.50 . OAKLAND, August 31. Gustavo Arkell wag arrested here yesterday, MELBOURNE, August 28. The Atlantic fleet today is off the Victorian ' 11 last, .if ". i. it,:rHoi! charged with, the murdsr of Alica Donahua, who disappeared on June coast, making good progress toward this port each up. swamp Emeryville. sad trheee fcady was discovered yesterday hidden in the near TOKIO, August 27. The program f6r the entertainment of the American ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey, August 31 The liquor laws requiring battleship fleet has been compl&ted. Everything will be conducted on a most city Was saloons to be closed on Sunday were observed here yesterday, and the lavish plan. dry. Only four times in the last fifty years has a similar observance of the CITY OF MEXICO, August 25. American Ambassador Thompson was struck today by a "bicyclist and suffered a broken arm. law been carried out here. 4 NEW ORLEANS, August 31. There was a great loss from fire in the INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, August 25 John W. Kern was today formally E. O. Hall & Son, Ltd. wholesale district in this city yesterday, buildings and their contents to the notified of his nomination as Vice President on the Democratic ticket. Bell of value of a minion and a half dollars being destroyed. . . California headed the notification committee. William J. Bryan was present, SOLE AGENTS. , 31. William Jennings Bryan has planned to program a speech attitude'' LINCOLN, Nebraska, August and in the course of the delivered that dealt with the SECOND FLOOR. deliver speeches in Minnesota, North and South Dakota and In Iowa during of the Democratic party toward the trusts. TAKE ELEVATOR the coming week. CODY, Wyoming, August 25. A highwayman held up the local stage here American MELBOURNE, August 31. The formal entrance of the Atlantic today and got away with S1500. HONGKONG, August 27. Sixty of the mutineers of the Kongho-- regiment, re- fleet into the harbor was made today (Monday), and the mfca f the fleet MORRISTOWN, Pennsylvania, August 25. Lieutenant-Commande- r Roscoe the men of which killed their officers and deserted to the rebels, after looting two ceived a hearty welcome from the Melbourne public The 'officers and Spear died here today. a village, have been captured. thousand men were allowed shore liberty yesterday READVTLLE, Massachusetts, August 25. The American Trotting Handi- Mc A LESTER, Oklahoma, August 27. Thirty miners were killed at Hailey-vill- e Ro died LONDON, August 31. Lawrence Parsons, th Fourth Earl of ise, cap race, with a purse of $50,000, was won today by Allen Winter. yesterday, being smothered in the smoke in a burning mile. yesterday. SYDNEY, August 25. The tug-of-w- ar match between teams from the GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador, August 27. President Alfaro was seized with an considering PEKING, China, August 31. The governfiwht is seriously the British and American warships was the great sporting event of today's pro- attack of heart failure yesterday. His condition is serious.

The cause of his well-know- recall from the United States of Minister Wu TLig Fang. gram. The British won. NEW YORK, August 27 Tony Pastor, the n theatrical manager,, Ting; contemplated transfer is ascribed to certain indiscreet utterances Wu The reception of the Lord Mayor of the city was the official function today. died yesterday. He has been ailing for some weeks. Fang is known to have made in the American capital and elsewhere in the SYDNEY, August 26. The preparations for the sailing of the Atlantic SYDNEY, August 27. The American Atlantic fleet has sailed for Melbourne..' maga- United States, in interviews, at functions official and otherwise, and in fleet on the continuation of its cruise are going on. The fleet sails on Thurs AUGUSTA, Georgia, August 28. The damage done by the floods amounts zine articles supposed to be inspired by him. day (today). to over a million dollars, and fifteen lives have been lost. The city is in dark- WASHINGTON, D. C, August 31. Chinese Minister Wu Ting Fang has PARIS, August 26. It is regarded here as probable that the Powers who ness. on not been informed of the reported intention of his government to recall him agreed to the arrangements regarding Morocco at the recent Algeciras Confer- TOPEKA, Kansas, August 27. Candidate Bryan addressed a large meeting account of alleged indiscreet utterances. ence will now recognize Mulai Hafid. the recently proclaimed Sultan of Mo- here tonight on the bank deposit guaranty feature of the Democratic platform. approved WASHINGTON, D. C, August 31. President Roosevelt today the rocco, as the virtual ruler of that country. MADISON, Wisconsin, August 27. Ex-Senat- Vilas died here today. He plans of the naval constructors of the government for the battleships Florida CHELSEA, Massachusetts, August 26. Thirty workmen were buried yes- had not fully recovered from an apoplectic shock of two months ago. n over which and Utah. These are the new 20,000-to- Dreadnought type boats terday under a falling wall, which formed a part of the fire ruins being torn WILLEMSTAD, Curacao, Dutch West Indies, August 27. The plague there has been so much dispute as to the height at which the armor belt should down. Eight of the workmen were killed by the falling masonry, and each one quarantine of Trinidad has been removed. te placed. of the others was injured. SAN FRANCISCO, August 27. The examination of jurors for the trial of LEGHORN, Italy, August 31. It is reported that the armored cruiser THE HAGUE, August 26 Derus, whose report on the condition of affairs Abe Ruef for bribery was begun today. navy. Netherlands-Venezuel- a Amalfia, under construction here, is intended for the Japanese in the embroglio the government here is awaiting before SYDNEY, August 27. Fifty stragglers from the American fleet were TOKIO, Japan, August 31 K. Kato was today appointed by the govern- deciding on what action shall be taken, arrived here yesterday. taken aboard the Yankton here today. ment as Ambassador to London. NEW YORK, August 26. The liabilities of the A. O. Erown Company, OAKLAND, August 27. The Republican State Convention will open hers NEW YORK, August 31. The Central Federated Labor Union has given brokers, who announced their business failure yesterday, amount to $1,000,000. tomorrow afternoon. Democratic Presidential Candidate W. J. Bryan its endorsement. SAN FRANCISCO, August 26. The Pacific fleet, on its way to Honolulu, OAKLAND, Augusl 27. Secretary Metcalf left his home here today for ST. PAUL, Minnesota, August 31. Democratic Presidential Candidate W. was heard from by wireless today, 500 miles away. It reported clear weather Washington. J. Bryan is consulting with his campaign leaders. and satisfactory progress. TOKIO, August 27 It is believed that Makino Mobuaki will be appoint- sightseers crowded MELBOURNE, September 1. Hundreds of thousands of TANGIER, Morocco, August 26. Mulai Hafid has oeen formally proclaim- ed as Ambassador to London in place of Baron Komura, who becomes Minister the streets here today, gathered to extend Melbourne's greeting to the officer ed Sultan of Morocco. of Foreign Affairs. many nd men of the American Atlantic fleet. The crowd was so dense that ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, August 23. A Lamut tribesman of Siberia is COLUMBIA, South Carolina, August 28. The rivers here are rising and women fainted in tne crush, and several were injured. discovered to have devoured his brother, his wife, and his four children. the damage already done in the flooded districts amounts to several millions. Mayor Admiral Sperry made his official calls on the Premier and the Lord WASHINGTON, D. C, August 26. Wade Ellis was today appointed As- Three lives have been lost as a result of the flood, and the railroads are at at cf the city today. sistant Attorney-General- . standstill. ' , Independence NEW YORK. September 1. The notification committee of the CAMP PERRY, Ohio, August 26. The infantry team won the national TOKIO, August 28. It hap been definitely decided to postpone the holding him of party yesterday waited upon Thomas L. Hisgen and formally notified trophy for rifle shooting. The navy marksmen won second place. of the Tokio world's exposition until the year 1917. The reason given out for hl3 nomination by their party as a Presidential candidate. SYDNEY, August 26 Baur defeated Frederick in a pugilistic contest for the postponement is that that year will mark the fiftieth anniversary of the welcomed OYSTER BAY, September. 1. President Roosevelt yesterday the championship of the fleet. Meiji, the overthrow of the Shogun and the coming into actual power of the games. tack to America the American contestants in the London Olympian OAKLAND, California, August 26. Congressman Knowland has been re- Emperor. The government will appropriate fifteen million dollars for the? OAKLAND, September 1. The mudstained trousers of Gustav Arkell, who nominated. . work of the exposition. spade with which - Is tinder arrest for the murder of Mrs. Alice Donahue, and a TOKIO, August 27. Baron Komura had an audience with the Emperor ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey, August 28. The Governor threatens to he is supposed to have dug the hole in the Emeryville swamp in which to con- yesterday. Among the subjects discussed was a proposal that the Tokio Ex- send troops here to enforce the liquor law. ceal the body, have been discovered and identified as belonging to him. Arkell position should he postponed from 1912 until 1917. HOT SPRINGS, Virginia, August 28. Candidate Taft, his wife and son protests his innocence of the crime. LITTLE ROCK, Arkansas, August 27. The management of the Rock Island were yesterday presented with loving cups by the guests of the hotel at which TOLEDO, Ohio, September 1. The Grand Army of the Republic annual railroad system has issued a notice to employes that all cigarette smokers will the Taft family, have been living. discharged. CHICAGO, August 28. encarrpment is now in session here. be k Eugene V. Debs is to start on his election tour on BUTTE, Montana, September 1. Eight thousand miners went out on strike ATLANTA, Georgia, August 27. The city of Augusta is flooded. Three Monday next. He has arranged to make addresses in eighteen States. yesterday in the Wyoming mines. lives have been lost in the sudden rise of the Savannah river and damage to CARACAS, Venezuela, August 28. The Venezuelan courts have imposed MD3DLEFASS, Ohio, September 1. Candidate Taft, who is here on a fish- - property to the extent of half a million dollars is reported. fine upon the French Cable Company of five million dollars. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. 1903. Oahu Railway Alexander Craw- Tribute TIME TABLE i -A l b u un n I i 11 ii 1 nt ur&Rfi a C" SI II f'Ui fftl lit If II II II infj II li H El IJ I JnvEl tl 13 fl II if I B nn ti li OUTWARD. f "Waianae, - For Waialua, Kahuku and i Californian. Way Stations 9:15 a. m.. "3.20 p. m. Jj Tte Rural For Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Way Stations 17:30 a. m., 9:15 a. m., mll:0$ On June 2S there passed" to the Great grass, and a thing so universal as death 1 m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m., p. a. 'Sil Beyond an individuality that had made must be but a transition state to a 11 1 tl xa.. i9:30 p. m.. til p. m. higher and nobler existence. But his For "Wahiawa 9:15 a. m. and 5:1S its mark on the horticultural develop- noble example, his genial ways, his p. m. ment of this state; a man "imbued with humanity and high ideals of life are INWARD. the higher elements that go toward certainly a refreshing memory to all Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wai- making the ideal puHic officer, the who possessed his friendship and es :ZZ a, m., 5;31 teem. alua and Waianae patriotic citizen and the good neigh- p. m. His life was gentle: and the elements Arrive Honolulu from Ewa Mill and bor; a man of broad observance, keen So mixed in him. that nature might Pearl City 17:46 a. m., 8:36 a. m., analytical powers and a robust appre- stand up 10:38 a. m. 1:40 p. m., 4:31 p. m. ciation of his chosen vocation, the likes And say to all the world, "This was E:31 p. m., 7:30 p. m. , of which are rarely a man." S Wahiawa met with and which Arrive Honolulu from constitute a Lest We Forget. FOR 8:36 a. m. and 5:31 p. m. refreshing atmosphere to TWO WE ONLY Only. our everyday life. Nothing The late Alexander Craw entered Daily. tEx. Sunday. tSunday higher can upon ur his official duties as quarantine Limited, two-ho- be said a The Haleiwa a of person than that he was offieer a time when the old State first-cla- ss honored), at train (only tickets true to his convictions and ideals. Board of Horticulture was somewhat Honolulu every Sunday at 8:22 leaves These attributes w-r- all pronounced under a cloud. Its administration in a. m.; returning, arrives In Honolulu stops only in the life of Alexander Craw. A na- the years of 1S90 and '91, and up to at 10:10 p. rn. The Limited the time of its abolishment, was open at Pearl City and Waianae. tive of Scotland, and, since 1873, a large C. SMITH, to severe criticism, not only by a G. P. DENISON. F. resident of California and an Amer- number of growers, but from out- Superintendent. G. P. & T. A ali ican citizen, he has . left his mark on side sources which culminated in an the horticultural developments if his open rupture with the National De Owing to the crowded condition of both stores, we are forced RAILWAY adopted state to a partment of Agriculture, resulting in KOOLAU marked degree. The the Federal" authorities at that time trend of his mind from his youth was withdrawing all their men from Cali to make a clearing of goods to make room for importations essentially toward fornia. a matter or historical KAHUKU EAST. the outdoor life: a It is love for animate and inanimate nature note that the old horticultural commis Time. the Lelong was now on the way. Every article in both stores will be sold Station. Distance. was the overpowering influence which sion, under regime, at a Kahuku 0.00 Leave 12:35 tinctured with polities. Indeed, the Laie 2.55 12:46 led to the adoption of landscape garden- 'secretarv and chief officer was a char reduction'of 20 per cent and over. Kaipapau 4.73 12:55 ing as his work. Before becoming latan in the field of scientific investi Hauula .... 6.11 1:01 known as an entomologist, he was rec- gation and a buccaneer within the 1:L1 of literature. is Haleaha 8.00 ognized as the foremost propagator' and realm horticultural It Kahana 11.00 Arrive 1:25 no exaggeration to state that the plant grower in the State of California. board's publications at that time were KAHANA WEST. A .thorough training in some of the the lar.ghing stock of intelligent Irmt retty Decorated Dishes annum Station. Distance. Time. leading seed and plant establishments Prowers and of studious minds the I bUUUUUI fare. Kahana 0.00 Leave 1:27 of England brought to his American world over. Matters, however, did not 7 Haieaha 3.00 1:42 field of operation a knowledge which rest here; while the board was open a ana - m mm. - Hauuia 4.S9 1:51 at once placed him in the front ranks. to severe censure, its secretary and Kaipapau 6.27 1:57 Alexander Craw came to California executive officer was running things imonos, uress ana Laie 8.43 2:06 in 1S73, living in San Diego about two with a high hand. His salary from the waist Patterns to meet his Kahuku 11.00 Arrive 2:17 years. From there he came to Los An- State being inadequate geles and at onee took charge of the needs he took to oorrowmg irom ms In effect August 1. celebrated Wolfskin orange grove, then friends and brother commissioners. It Connecting at Kahuku with the O. has been hinted and not denied, that the ni03t celebrated orchard of its day, J Japanese and American Goods of all Descriptions R. & L. Co's 9:15 a. m. train from occupying tne sue wnere now stands he even went further than that, and Honolulu. the Southern Pacific depot in Los An. at the time of his death he was short Returning, leaves Kahana at 1:27 p. geles. Among all the groves of the in his accounts. To this sort of thing m., connecting with the afternoon train earlier days, this was easily the most ithere could of course be but one end, for the city which leaves Kahuku at productive and most celebrated; here 'and it finally came. One night when E:20. it was that Mr. Craw became well tha gentle zephvrs swayed the brancnes JAMES J. DOWLING, Supt. grounded in the care and management of the elms and acacias in the capitol & grounds at Sacramento, with no wit- - G. T. Agent . V K. S. FQLLISTER, P. " - n.i t i " till. 11 ITU U I la, U1VU added, much to his prestige in later , ness bat the silent stars, B. M Lelong committing sui- - Llm (1 Irwin 9. Pn I tfl vears. As an ambitions Ktndent. we made a confession by Fort Street li Ui II Hill Ut uuii kiui soon find him well posted in the intri- ! cide. cacies of economic master- To the state it was startling news, entomology, antici- ing its details and learning to appre- to the knowing ones it was an have been the FOR THE ciate its place in an enlightened horti- pation. Whatever may '" AGENTS adjustment of these delinquenees by Insurance Co., of Liverpool, Eng- cultural practice. In this connection Eoyal it is well to note that he was always the State Board of Horticulture, the land. ready to lend a helping hand to his late Alexander Craw refused to take Scottish Union & National Insurance one penny in return for the losses he Edinburgh, Scotland. associates engaged in orchard practice King Street Co., of and was ever foremost in the exploita- had sustained through the dishonesty The Upper Khine Insurance Co., Ltd. of his associate. In this age of graft Assurance Co., Ltd., of tion and development of ways and refreshing Commercial means calculated to eradicate the in- it, is indeed gratifying and London. jurious insects which affect orchards to learn that the spirit of the Puritan and gardeis and to lessen the evils of and the Cavalier is not wholly dead. WM. G. IRWIN & CO., LTD. plant diseases. lie was among. the first Remember, this is the time to save money in purchasing. SUGAR FACTORS AND to experiment with the hydrocyanic ANOTHER SUFFEKEE FROM DOGS COMMISSION AGENTS acid gas fumigation f ir red and black scale, and to h?s endeavors no little Editor Advertiser: The timely Wm. G. Irwin .President credit is due for its final fruition. of A Sufferer in your issue of the Spreekels.-Fir- Vice President Many of the spray formulas extensive- John l. st 2."th inst. on the s ibjeet of the barking W. M iitfard. .. Second Vice President ly used, some fifteen or twenty years back from these Happy Isles where he J Treasurer ago, were the result of his efforts. dog nuisance should be taken up by II. M. Whitney and his sturdy mariners, instead of see- Richard Ivers Secretary Mr. Craw s qualifications in the field those who have any interest in the economic rec- ing their hero and baths of all D. G. May Auditor of entomology were early future of this city. It is a real menace "the I ognized by many of the foremost scien- western would have had TOo r. AGENTS FOR to the health and comfort of everyone. the stars," and growers, not only well-earne- Fran-tlsoo- , tists fruit in their d sleep driven off by Oceanic Steamship Co., San this state, but of the country at large. Four years ago I was forced to cut the nocturnal pandemonium of those Cal. In the year 1SS8 he received the ap- short my stay here and left in April Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel- curs! pointment of quarantine officer of the from this cause instead of waiting till phia. Pa. State Board of Horticulture; when the ANOTHER SUFFEKEE. Hakaiau Plantation Co. board was abolished and the office of June. But the lure of the climate and Hilo Sugar Company. state horticultural commissioner was the people brought me back from the Co. Honolulu Plantation created, Mr. Cxaw was made quaran- Land of Sunshine. Since coming eigh- Offer to the Trade Their Mill Products, including the fol- Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co. tine officer of the state, with headquar- teen months ago to live here perma- Celebrated Kilauea Sugar Plantation Co. ters at San Francisco, in which office lowing Brands: nently been, obliged to move Olowalu Company. he served until 1904 when he was made I have GATE," "SPERRY," "DRIFTED SNOW," Faauhau Plantation Co. entomologist to the Terrifriry of Ha- through inability to sleep 1 "GOLDEN three times Sugar Co. Waimanalo waii, with headquarters in Honolulu, at night from barking and quarreling "MAPLE LEAF," "SOUND RING," "RED SHIELD," enjoying a much larger salary than move was far- DISEASE. that allowed by the State of California. dogs. Each successive A PREY TO KIDNEY and other Family and Baker Flour. Also ho but I found no - DOAN'S BACKACHE KIDNEY Here served with distinction, until ther from the center, BRAN, SHORTS, MIDDLINGS, ROLLED BARLEY, and Fire Insurance failing health compelled him to return abatement of the noises which made, FILLS BROUGHT BACK HEALTH to the mainland, with a view of recu- and are still making, "night hideous."" AND STRENGTH. the famous CAPITOL MILLS CEREALS. perating. For a while, prospects of his move was to a hotel owned THE B. F. DILLINGHAM CO., convalescence were hopeful; after so- My second The Sperry Products have been for over fifty years the journing a while in Southern Califor- by one of your most respected citizens, of quality for the Pacific Coast. LTD. En- j standard nia he went north and died at and, in the words of a prominent peda- William H. Walter, Stationary ... in the northern part of the General Agents for Hawaii: gogue who lives there, "kept painfully gineer, Chatswortli, 111., U. S. A., says: state on the '.Mil of June, in the aKth years ago was TT'ti'tTT J h'-t-. r Atlas Aurance Company of London. year of his age. he having been born clean." In the immediate neighbor- "About seven I taken New York Underwriters' Agency. in Ayr. Scotland, in IS.",;). hood is one poor woman who has four with a terrible pain in my side arid Com-I':,n.- v- Ask your Grocer for them. Washington Insurance r Providence Of Alexaiid-'-- ''raw's work ns an fox terriers (kept in at night); next back which made me cry aloud In ee:.nci c ntii"l-g:st need here httl" door is a civic otlieial whose large dog agony. At the same time the urine be For the pn- -t eight or ten Robert Innes Lillie, 1 not be thick, dark, full of HONOLULU IRON WORKS year, he ha sto like a rock at the bays the moon with a deep howl was found to , J passage. At- COMPANY. portals of the (!o!den against the unlike that of a puzzled bloodhound. sediment ana painful of RESIDENT MANAGER. entrance it' :uiv plant-- 1 or fruits, cut- - Cuest after guest has been driven from tacks of this kind followed in rapid Machinery. Black Pipe, Galvanized tine;-- . ..r r slig.it- - lot'N. tuat in th' to more severe Honolulu Office: Hilo Office: v." i that house by the cause in question succession, each seeming Pipe. H:ler Tubes, Iron and Steel, sf degree Mift fe.l t h obnoxious in- Spreckels Bldg., King Suprdh'S. sect- or p'nnt Hi writings the great, but uneomplaitied of, loss of than ever. I would nardly be out of Robinson Bldg., Queen St. St OFFI'F S"un:in:i Street. and report- - havV ea along practical the proprietor. Every dwelling seems bed with one attack before another r.K S a a ko. rl'-i- scien- me. I was racked with pain WO Kak rnth'T technical and ultra to have a dug or dogs in that vicinity, seized tific line-- -, eetri.ig to the heart of his day and night, could not sleep or eat. t : and half a mile out towards the heights., C. BREWER & CO., LTD. nbje.-- :n pi a u Kegli-l- i. thus enabling and to cap the climax, meumaubiu the a vt'rag" i gran his mean where ! have fled and made a home came upon me, contracting uie mus- FACTOES AND g'ar-- SUGAR ing at A''. ;h 'f a genial tor quiet, the dogs and nights are even cles nnd stiffening the joints of rry COMMISSION MERCILNTS he wm - ever :irm when by lower limbs, so that 1 was bent ami cail-'d- wmse from the number of curs kept J. List of Officers doubled and eould not stand erect. 1 II. 11 and Geo-g- e Mr. ("raw leavi Wl low four sons, Orientals others. weight, running C. M. Cooke, President; M. lost forty pounds of a br"ther and two besides a In San Diego, California, the manager rapidly to one hundred and thir- DU R..bert-M- i. L.. Mar.ager; t. i;Miop, ad-!- down ! Mnc-farhm- of warm friends and rsonal I ni-- d W het of a hotel where I was living complain- ty. My heart was rapid. seemed Secretary; F. i - Treasurer rt-r- it) frmi the s'.m-cla- h of San Audiror: 1. C. Jones, O. M. ed that a crowing rooster disturbed his bilious, my food distressed me and I Diego to the foret--.!a- h Ms of Del every morning with a dry and Cooke. J. K. Gait, Directors. Xorte, to hi-- - All flesh is rest at night and the authorities awoke ni.oirn parched mouth. I doctored faithfully, promptly repressed the nuisance. With- from Puget Sound. Firm White Meat, a delicacy when boiled CHOICE KANEOHE BEEF but without result, and finally began out making any invidious comparisons using Doan's Backache Kidney Pills with White or Egg dressing. This Invoice in- Alwavs on Hand. a and served POULTRY, EGGS, it must be admitted by any impartial with really wonderful results. In YOUNG PIGS. , Fi.-- h. observer that Honolulu has more wealth short time I could feel the tense and cludes some remarkablv good FEESH BUTTER AND CHEESE. Habitual The stiff- CO., and more competent, alert, and brainy contracted muscles relax. SAM WO MEAT my joints, and in about six Kiii- - Market, next C. Q. Yee ness left Street business men than any city under the I was able to stand erect again II.-.- & Tel. CS. Constipation weeks Co. same flag with a like number of white little. You may YOUNG TIM, Manager. and even to bend a flay he permanency overcome pror cit izen. be sure I kept taking Doan's Back-

nan-mar- k in another six pi?rscal efforts vitrtrc assistance w ny then Uo they tolerate tins ache Kidney Fills and Ltd. 1 and well, eating Metropolitan Meat Company, truly hencjic'ial laxative of primitive man whether in woek was sound Rent ctheono and galnin strength and Bicycles for lU'uar tjSonmi, rea- heartily rcmccly Srup oj ligf? anJ camp, village or town? The only weight. I now tip the scaies at tw Telephone v,KlcK reguJor 45. BY THE nOUR OR DAY enables one tojorm sonable answer seems to be that public hundred pounds. Katit Jaily 50 th& aXance to na- opinion has not been aroused for no- "And best of all. though It is eigh-tee- n I have ture may be gradual diSponscciwtfH where does it appear to make itself felt months since I was cured. r. YOSHIKAVA not had any return of rheumatism or VwWn o longer needed a$the best of more than here. The Kennel Club, next all the credit STREET kidney trouble, and give 1M KINO temeclics.wbcn required, atcto assist to the Board of Health, should be inter- my cure to Doan's Backache Kid- for - lourc anl not to supplant the naW. ested more than any other organization ney Fills- RAPPING PAPER, functions, vhicb must depend ulti in eliminating the curs which infest this Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are for and storekeepers Honolulu mate(y upon propcv- - hourisriment, most beautiful city. Owners of well sale at all chemists ".0 per box, six boxes for ii.oo, livir6 dogs occasionally suffer at cents prcpcre(fort:,andribt general. bred from the maiied on receipt of price always or will be BAGS, TWINES Scrap iron Co. Toet its beneicial effects, dog poisoner as was the case last year bv the Hollister Drug Co., Honolulu. PAPER buy tKo genuine en Fort street when a beautiful thor- wholesale agents for the Hawaiian oughbred Irish setter and a wire-haire- d Islands. C. H. BROWN - - Manager Syrupff RgSEI ixix Senna fox terrier were among his victims; American-Hawaiia- n & Co., Ltd. but no one ever hears of curs, even UNDETERRED. Paper Supply II ALEKAUWILA STREET merger mangy curs, being poisoned more's the The tru-- t has ih.u th Highest price paid for Old Brass, California pity. dead. CORNER FOE?! AND QUEEN STREETS. Scrap Ircn and all metals. only Alas! what is there in a name? Fig Syrup Co. It may be doubted whether Tenny- The wicked railways, so 'tis said. Dealer in Second Hand Machinery. SOLD BY ALL LEADING DRUGGISTS GEO. G. GUILD, General Manager. TELEPHONE. 413. pnee 50f Bottle son's Flvsses would not have turned Go on combining just the same! Telephone 642 P. O. Box 547 aeizeony regular TUB PACITIO OOMMEBCIAX. ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, THUESDAT, SEPTEMBE2 3, 190S. 33 rrr 'OHIO s UNIQUE NEWSPAPER LIKES HONOLULU'S MORNING PAPER JEWELRY Portsmouth (Q-- ) Blade: Through done r.p in delicious sporting parlance, Something; that will attract at the courtesy of Captain Samuel Moore, and news from the local ga:ne! Isn't it -- fine? What a Christian country! - we have before us a copy of the Paci- tention through elegance of iaal- Even the poet is there and hi ciub fic Commercial Advertiser of date and of design. descends in rhythmic measure on the Honolulu's ity raretj Tuesday, July 21. It is a magnificent head of the umpire. We Lear his specimen of journalists and typo- strident voice: Fort and Merchant Streets. We Have Everything graphy. Of couurse, there is nothing in 'A fool there was and he made his it of strictly local interest to us. ex- prayer The woman oa right never 22,561 square feet Floor Space. Good the cept that it comes from Portsmouth (Even as vou and I) That's used Ayes Hair Vigor. She neg-- ladies, formerly Misses To the raging rabble assembled there. the Moore of For a soda bottle had struck him The assortment we etow is worth lected &er hair, and now herself Buf this city, daughter and nieces of. the square Stationery, BooRs, Musical Instruments, fers from neglect. On the contrary, captain, who are making their home In the baek of the neck, and it made your attention. in what we have been prone to picture him swear the woman on the left has always as a languid, dreamy land. However, (Even as yon and I.) Sporting Goods, Toys and fOOl Things after a glance at this journ used Ayer's Hair Vigor, and owes attractive cheers we waste, A. M. D1ETZ al, alive with the breath of healthy en- "Oh, the to it much of her youthful appear- terprise, we shall have to revise our And the ieers we waste. which ga to complete a large stock like oura. ance and attractiveness. opinions as to the Honolulu hustle. And the pennant hopes we had Jewelry Company. We folks on shore have had but vague planned We have saved you money in the past we will save yon money Belong to the man who did not know, in ideas of what was doing in those the future. 1066 Fort Street, Next to Ar-- islands so far off the face of the earth. (And now we know that he'll never We were all surprised away back in know) We will be pleased to have you leighs. filler's That Murphy had beaten Sullivan's call and inspect our large store dark ages, ten, or may the be twenty and stock. Our store on King street will carry years ago before the Paeifiemermaids throw, m the same lines. had a cable to hang fheir clothes on, And he could not understand. Mair Vigor before the keen lances of the wireless "They mussed his hair and they tore ROYAL ANNE were hurled regardless through the his pants, produces beautiful hair. Long, shivering clouds. In those primitive Just to make him understand. Wall, we ambu- Nichols Go,, Cor. Nauana aod Merchant The eafe rich teavy an(J fiaky days were surprised to learn that Then turned in a call for the Ltd. where yon get yonr meals cooked to i , . , jr, , ofe was a group of unpronounceable lance, tarn every day and I cair, iree irom aanoruit. islands out there, and that a beautiful The work of our heart 'and hand. heathen queen clad principally in a But all they could find of that umpire SUNDAY rrtpvbyDr.J,& Ayw4U.. .. U.S. A. IWl drowsy dream of palm tree romance, there1. ad served with tea, coffee or liquors J had been practically dethroned by an Was a rag and a bone and a hunk of 6i every description. IIOLLISTER DRUG CO., AGENTS. American scheme remarkable for its hair; , delightful nerve and exasperating for They had certainly done him up for its lack of bloodshed. , "We noticed fair. Merchants' Lunch PRODUCTS OF that it had happened about a month For he could not understand. before, then we yawned and turned With Tea or Coffeo, 25. the page for a fresher scandal. Is it "Oh. it isn't the shame, and it isn't Beer 10c a glass. possible that this wonderful metro- the blame imbroidered Mandarin stings like a white-ho- t brand: Love's Baliery politan journal, throbbing with tele- That news strong It 3 the thought of losing the game graphic from everywhere, that was won, with graceful editorials that no con- Coats, made of pure silk, in sizes for Through an ignorant, measly son-of-a- - suitable ladies Machine-manufacture- tinental pen Surpasses, bright with the 1908 STYLES d Goods; Baked gun spirit of commercial en- Daily Who couldn't understand. " and children. Silk cases for handkerchiefs. Fancy AND terprise, and sparkling with glints of Honolulu sports, has come from the Turning to matters of lesser im- lacquer boxes for handkerchiefs, gloves and collars. junglef Can it be possible? May be portance, we dwell on splendid pic- SPRING PATTERNS Hand-mad- Saloon Pilot our glasses are warped. ' Look again. tures of luxuriant fruits in exhaustible e sewing baskets. Does the date line read New York? abundance as they go aboard the ves- NOW TO BE SEEN AT No, no. It's Honolulu " sels of the fleet;, we read the report Pilot and Here's a "Boxing and wrestling of the Honolulu stock exchange; the IV. AHAIIA LTD. match in Jack Scully's Pavilion, In- W. C. T. U. work; the marine report; 7. & CO., dependence Hall!" Surely, that's an the weather bureau's data, showing civilization average summmer temperature of FASHIONABLE TAILORS. unmistakable mark of far an Soda Crackers advanced! There will be 25 rounds 76 degrees; we find they have a col- K KING STBEET. . PHONE 52L (barring incidental immpediments, of lege i of agriculture; a leprosarium NUUANU ABOVE HOTEL ST. are for sale by tte following firms: course) between Mike Palton, the local (u-ugh- ); a golf club; a railway, and MAY & CO., slugger, and Phil. Schlossberg, cham- countless business enterprises. All this HENRY pion of the United States fleet, and and more where twenty years ago the six rounds between sun shone down on a droning . J. M. LEVY & CO., here's another lazy Bill Huihui, a native of Honolulu, and scene of tropic idleness! Shades of 1 T. H. DAVIES & COV Prendergast, of the warship New Massie and Rip Van Winkle, where Furniture Jersey. And here's baseball galore. are you ? Wake up and see how ' ' the H. HACKFELD & CO., News from the leagues of the states world do move!" C. DAY & CO., t 1 J. I GONSALVES & CO. (MAUI. PUNT.H0B PLANS FDR WHARVES OFFICE SPECIALTIES ) J. flopp k CO. s ORDERS BONDS PAID AND NEW HARBOR IRK u CASH REGISTER, SajTJNa BTEEET. -- and j p TYPEWRITER, A special meeting of the stockholders Superintendent of Publid Works of Ookala Plantation was held yester- Marston Campbell has submitted a map ADDING MACHINE, if p day at which a resolution was adopted to Governor Frear showing his sug- MIMEOGRAPH and authorizing the directors to pay off the gestions for additional wharf and har- You have frequently had difficulty with your jewelry BIG STOCK L f GLOSE-WERNICK- bond issue $S0,000 on October 1, bor work needed to make the harbor E of work, and have often been told "it can't be done." Such work ENAMELED I that being one of the interest days, equal to the demands of commerce on and the company having the right 1o it. goes into the hands of a competent workman if entrusted to pay the bonds at any interest day. A wharf is proposed on the Ewa me, com-pan- and it will be turned out to give you satisfaction. E SUPPLIES The is able to pay oa tno side of Naval wharf o..-l- . equal to CARD SYSTEMS bonds a year before they are due by the Naval wharf in size and length S reason of the fact that the croo this Ewa of the Alakea street wharf an year was so mueh larger than was ex- other wharf equal to the Alakea street Hawaiian Office Specialty pected, and because of the good prices wharf is proposed and farther along a realized during the season. After pay parallel to street to run wharf A. Fort AH lxes Company, Ltd. ing off these bonds and a debit bal- clear to Allen street. . ance to the agents at the beginning A street from Queen to Allen along 1064 Fort St. I Ltd, of the year, the company will have a the Allen and Robinson wharf is pro- - Coyne Furniture Co., 931 several thousand dol Fort Street eredit balanee of j posed, it is aesirea to areage me Mip at beginning of next . year. At Inter-Islan- d and f3 lars the between the wharf TOUN3 BUILDING willingness to surrender i 7 nified their feet " ' Mr. and Mrs. Autos the aarencv at any time after next year, j It was stated that thought there has, TO MAKE SAKE. Hashimoto been some talk of continuing the plan Eliocriino Repaired tation, the stockholders of the preser t J T. Sumida and T. Iwanaga, who some fCH LMUIMIDRY corporation have not proposea time ago secured a Iiejense from by men who are experts in their i the J. ABADIE - - - Proprietor. RHEUMATISM, line. No experiment work done License Board authorizing them to BKTJISES, Ladies' and Gents' Washing Done First-clas- s. ) - " here by amateurs. Careful atten- manufacture sake, have asked the v.- ; SPRAINS, Gloves and Ostrich Feathers. , TIRED FEEL- tion given every machine. Board to transfer the lieense to a cor- OPENING , x Wool and Silk Made Cleaner a ING, and other GEHEHD1L poration to be known as the Honolulu by New French Process. ailments quickly THEvon Hamm-Youn- g Japanese Sake Brewing Company. This Charges reasonable. Give us a trial. company will erect brewery in BELIEVED. their 258 BERETANIA STREET, : : : : 'PRONE 1491 Company, Ltd. OF NEW HIGH SCHOOL Pauoa valley. The Licence Board will 444 KING ST, probably have a meeting' some time PALAMA next week at which the matter win be Telephone 637 considered. DISTILLED WATER Speakers for the eoremonial opening of the new Honolulu High School build "B23" Brand Ceylon Tea PURE SODA WATER ing a week from ext Friday have been j soleeteil. They are: Governor Frcar, By Authority OLD SHOES - Judge Sanford B, Dole, Delegate Ka- j Packed in little guany sacks and lanianaole Rev. Kwong Yin Tet, Dr. ; The brg steel bridge at Waimea soM by Fpuntain Works - j I Soda Katsuki, Hon. A. D. Castro, Hon.- E. A. Gulch is now open for traffic. . ; . MADE NEW C. Tona-- and British Consul Fbrster. I G. II. GERE, HENRY MAY & CO., LTD. The speeches are expeeted to be'very I TIip i SJoJ County Engineer. short exorrises will besrin at 4:30 ?vtcf t-- 1i Don't throw avav- vnnra w hrtco Ufc (VilVil ilU V Leading Grocers, Phono 22. Hires' Root Beer o'clock in the afternoon and from their J J j lilt come easy and comfortable. P.rinor tfipm ro t.-- hp rpn.1 IN YOUR HOME to six the building will be thrown open NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS High School AlumnL quickly and cheaply while in a i for inspection, the you wait, if vou want them Association aeting as Jaosts. hurry. Your Co. OOKALA SrGAR PLANTATION CO. Send Suit Soda voter ids Remember, if you wear Regal Shoes they won't need MM , SURPRISED THEM. To th PHONE 71 HONOLULU X&tfee is hereby given that tlue au- repairing so soon or jbo often. Kicalton's Fleet Correspondence thorization has been made for the re- EAGLE DYEING AND demption upon October 1T 190$, of the When the boys went ashore and into outstanding Bonds of the Ookala Sugar EGA L CLEANING WORKS this mid-ocea- n metrojK)lis they fotmd SHOE STORE Sing Chan Co. Plantation Co., amounting ta $80,000, Modern TtIphou CT5. FORT 8TBEZT aboriginal conditions, i being machine repair shop in the basement. King Street,' Opposite Aala Park. few Temains of and the entire issue of October Thev found everything the! 1 IS99, numbers 1 to S0r inclusive. regular, broad, well paved; The holders are requested to present Cigars streets and j nest the buildings substantial and modern. : these bonds for payment together with Plumbers Electricity illumines the streets and aecrited interest to October 1. 1908, at Best Tobacco the street cars. Beautiful mansions the office of C. Brewer & Co.. Ltd., and costly villas are hidden among it pot that date. The right to redeem Best Store bowers of tropical trees and shrubs. these bonds in October or April of any GENERAL -- n. CIGA3 STORE Avenues of tall royal palms sway their year after 1902 is reserved to the hmil fronds against the sky, and vistas of The bonds will cease to bear REPAIRS cocoanut palms lead the way to cot interest upon the date set for redemp- CLEAN FLOORS tages away from the thoroughfares. tion ?.3 above. CLEAN CLOTHES T Artistically trimmed lawns and hedges OEO. H. EOBERTSON. and well-kep- t gardens meet the eye at Treasurer, Ookala Snjjar Plantation Co. CARRIAGES OR ' AUTOMO every turn. Ornamental flower-bed- s 8134 Pau'-Ka-Ha- na BILES. furnish the necessary color in the prodi- gality of tropical green. Gorgeous NOTICE. hibiscus spangles the hedge rows, and AT ALL GROCERS & !he pomegranate in fruit and bloom During Mrs. Mellis' absence, bills 4.r aRtVff W. W. WRIGHT CO. presents a novelty to unfamiliar eyes tmcm a ALL KINDS OF may be paid at the office of N. S. Sachs KINO. NEAR SOUTH STREET from northern latitudes. The churches Dry Goods Co. Also orders for plaitings have donned the hederal gowns as in and pinking mav be left there. THAT IS THE BUTTER FOR YOUR TABLE. Rubber Goods European countries. SI 34 MRS. A. M. MELLIS. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. " MAY WE SUPPLY YOU WITH IT2 TT "PTTA JT" ,, .. UNAVOIDABLE. R - - ciraiuciiir Drink NOTICE. BOLD AND GUARANTEED BY 57575-577-57- 9 Market Street, "Do you think a man ought to be Moto Taro "Yamada is no longer in "rsiciica, CaL, U. S. A. Rainier greater than his party!" the employ of the undersigned and has "Well," answered Senator Sorghum no authority to collect money or trans- Q. . C. 'DVZ2TI2EX "It isn't desirable. But. sometimes act any business for nnr account. Yee Hop Co. " yon can't prevent a man's party from '"ZZt'Z NEWS DALLY AND R. MIYATA & CO., TELEPHONE s5i. KEEP HEALTHY shrinking. " 8109 King and Beretania Streets.