. v - V 'i' V f t tmsw , imtt VOL. XL No. 79 HONOLULU, T. H., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1905. SEMI-WEEKL- Y, WHOLE 273G V1DA ASSAULT POSTQFFICE M GRASS FIRES CASE OCCUPOj M L !P0RT THREATENING SUPERVISORS May Come When the Troopship Brings the

Lt.-C- ,1 McCandless Block Body of ol. of Is Is Done. Baldwin. University California Saved, Mr. Lucas Intemperately Champions Other Parts of A new building to be built by Mc After a pleasant voyage from Naga- but the Brown Adam's Gambling Or- Candless Brothers on King and Bothcl saki, the big white army transport streets will afford room for tho post Sherman arrived ln port last ovenlng State Suffer. office. The plans have already been shortly before eight and moored along- dinance Now Effective. drawn and only the approval of the side Naval Dock No. 2. The troopship Postofflce Department is necessary to will resume her voyage to San Fran- make a change certain. , cisco today at 3 p. m. The building now planned by Archi- The voyage was without Incident (Associated Press Cablegrams.) tect II. L. Kerr will be two stories and save, for th.Qdeath of threo persons. Tbo Vida assault case caused the main flutter at tlio meeting of the Board , . BERKELEY, October io. Tho grass fire which has been basement, but constructed so the One wfCSTJohiyMcCann, an employe of Supervisors last night. " that cf addition of a third story may be made the Civil' Government at Manila. He threatening the buildings of the University of California is now Adams wanted Special Officer Henry Vlda suspended for thirty days for ifts died 0, at any time. Contracts for leases In October af,ter a" long Illness, under control. There arc fires throughout California due to dryness on Townscnd and this raised a .wordy war having been brought aboard at Manila assault the new structure have already been of the vegetation. languago and worse temper played a promi- signed for part of Us capacity, as on a stretcher. His wife nnd three of the factions In which Lucas' bad and o nent part. soon as the final specifications are fin- sons, tho eldest not yet five years of Tho upshot was that tho charges preferred by Townscnd will he investigated ished bids will be nsked. age, are aboard. The others wore a TROUBLE IN HUNGARY. by a committee of four. "Tho building will havo a frontage soldier and a member of tho crew,.' immo--dlat- soldiers Adams' gambling ordinance passed tho third reading and goes into o of 140 feet on Bethel street," said Mr. Twelve wero loft behind at 'given effect. J. A. McCandless yesterday. "It will Nagasaki. Orders had been for to on September BUDAPEST, Octobor 10. Tho DIot assembles tomorrow. Tho political sit- Tho ubiquitous blanket warrant as usual wasted an unseemly amount of bo two stories, unfaccd stone, and a tho vessel sail at noon 2G the understanding uation is chaotic. It is rumorod that Qonoral Forjorvary is to bo premier. time and in this connection somo spicy correspondence from local litcr&tcurs was basement. It will be built strongly and that was when most people There is roport xead. enough to support a third story. In of tbo went ashore a that it is planned to impeach tho cablnot. the day before During: night It looks as if tho days of tho blanket warrant aro numbered, for a test caso fact, the Joists will be In place and the or ders came-fro- m tho depot quartermas is In plain sight. One never knows, however. tho only thing needful will bo to raise the walls and the roof. ter toJlspatch tho vessel shortly after Present were: Chairman Smith, Su- - Moore thought that Trent's request TREATY tPPECTIVE. "Wo havo postofflce two daylight. Several of tho officers and nf i.nrn-- A.inma RunflrviHnrs should receive some attention. Ho offered the would not have aBked for the Increase big rooms ln thlB building. The plans lae'mbcrs of tho ship's family upcnt Cox, Archer, Lucas. Moore; Sam John- - ,. h,s c,erk dd nQt de3erve ,t for this are drawn. The department most of the night passing tho word WASHINGTON, October 10. Tho peace treaty botwoon Japan and Russia eon, Acting Chief Deerlng, Eugene Flre After some taIk, ln wl,cn Adams has not yet definitely signified whether around town and routing passengers becomes effective when signed without waiting for a formal exchange Devauchelle, Deputy County Attorney strongly" opposed the proposed It will nccept them or not." from hotels and other places, but about County Attorney Douthltt, crease, tho communication wns placed The new build- vot- - McCandless Brothers a dozen wero left. Clerk Kalauokalanl, Clerk Bultandeau. !n fl'e without action, Moore alone ing will be quietly ornamented. It is lng ln the negative. Several German steamships wero ln PEACE IN SIGHT. Stenographer John Aea, .,.. to be rather plain outwardly, with a L A Tnurston wrote on behalf of main entrance, on side of which Nagasaki awaiting the embarkation of Sheriff Brown, H. Blrbe, Audi- - Commission, recommending either prisoners I'arker, ' tho Park will be Btores, with plenty of show Russian who had been re lor Blcknell, E.i W. Quinn. that Knplolanl Park be given the bene-- window exposure. leased and ordered returned to Russia. sweepings. OIIEISTIANIA, October 10. Tho Storthing has accepted the Karlstad The minutes of the last meeting were t of street The basement will be open, with an Lieut. Col. W. P. Tucker, Pay De I The clerk was instructed to notify alleyway whole length. will partment, Is the senior officer aboard. Agreement. approved. ! Its In this read and the Park Commission, that they could There aro aboard 93 first class passen- due ty be the pressroom of Tho Star, which Ten dollars salary ,mv(J n the 8Weep,ng8 theyl wanted If gers, 129 second cabin passengers, 247 County Attorney Rex Hitchcock, was , will also occupy a couple of rooms on take them from South 8t the first floor. enlisted men (army nnd navy) In the approveu mm o.ucu pm. 'where they would be left for them. steerage, 5G discharged soldiers, 60 for , Architect Kerr Is now busy testing A material and supplies demand, Tmjrston to 20 NEW YORK LIFE'S HAWAIIAN was L A drew attention the materials and making out tho specifi- civilians, general prisoners; ship's $41, account of County Treasurer, near 189 paid. ,bad condition of Wnlkiki road cations. officers, crew, etc., are all told, mak- approved and ordered Knplolanl Park. ing a grand of 711 persons $108.55, account The cost of tho building Is estimated total aboard A similar demand for suggestion a strip. ot.grass, In- LICENSE MAY BE ANNULLED or- .His that at $45,000. ' V the Sherman. This number also County Auditor, and fin laid flown In tho contfr of the road cludes ten stowaways. dered paid, as were tne following ma- planted therein, was referred supplies demands: and tiecs The bodji of Col. W. II. Baldwin. terial and to the Committee on Roads and Commissary 317.SG Improvements Department, who died In County Clerk's offlco Bridges. fine Manila recently, is being back to office C3.25 taken The New York Life Insurance still County Attorney's Territorial Treasurer Campbell wrote tho States. Accompanying tho remains undecided. It depends on what t The following amounts were approv- that tho treasury had nothing to do nro Mrs. Baldwin and family. be Investigated by tho Ter- find to be the exact facts." paid: with tho Issuing or rescinding of lodging-- Mnjnr Acting ed and ordered HOTEL w. K. Wright, 7th Infantry. ritory of Hawaii. On tho strength of Attorney General E. C. Peters house mom w licenses, calling to at brother-ln-ia- er Material and supplies, keepers attention ot refused to state anything further than 51.55 police regulations In the premises. Hugh Rodman, U. S. N., formerly certain facts laid before Insurance of parks at that his office had been consulted In 2.GG7.00 The license referred to was that of tached to the the Road department Honolulu Naval Sta Treas-ur- er house on King street, near Llllhu Commissioner and Territorial matter and was engaged In looking up Road material and supplies, the begun tion, Is en route to tho States on orders. gam- Work wns yesterday ln laying ell-e- 254.50 street, used by Charley Moore for Cnpt. F. A. J. Campbell In behalf of a nt the law on tho Subject. Walalua out new J, Morrison, 20th Infantry, material and supplies, bling purposes. the Moana Hotel park. The who has been to One of tho highest officers of tho Road Po- attached the Japa a rigid examination into tho com- Koolnuloa 102-8- The matter was referred to tho two remaining buildings on tho prem- nese armies In Manchuria, is en route Territory made tho following plain un- Road material and supplies, lice Committee. ises were disposed of at auction for to tho War College. ' pany's methods of doing business haB official statement: Koolaupoko 74.71 Chang Chow asked tho Board for an Orb Welch, formerly with "Tho charges brought against tho appropriation for a Chinese Interpreter $92 and by today they will have been Ilustaoe been instituted by both the Attorney Now on Police: & Co., and afterwards with tho Rapid York Life Insurance Company nro Committee li. the police court. removed. General and the Treasurer. such as to demand Instant investiga- supplies G1C.58 Earth is being prem Tjanslt, returned from Manila to re- Material and t Referred to Public Expenditures earted Into the tion. They may be. unfounded. They expenses 11.50 ises and spread out and grass will bo main hero. He wns engaged In laying1 Tho assuranco was given yesterday Detective Committee. water-pip- may be based on conceptions. planted at once. the' e system In Fort McKln- - false Committee on Sanitation and Health: Adams nsked that tho rules be sus on the highest authority the New "If true, the New York Life vio- Garbage Carpenters loy, near Manila This Is to be one that has 31aterlals and supplies, pended ln the case ef his proposed havo also laid the foun lated a fundamental law, of tho m of tho finest army posts In that Department 41G.63 gambling recently published dations' of tV 'lew bathhouse, tho service. York Life's license In Hawaii would bo obligation ordinance The list of passengers on tho Sher of contracts, No company was decided to pay J. Gouvela, ln the Advertiser and requested that whl h will aCJoln tho shore end of the revoked In caso allegations now made will bo allowed to plav faHt It man Is as follows: Lt.-Co- l., and loose as a go Moana Hotel dining hall. The building W. F. Tucker, any citizen nho went to Seagirt marksman, said ordinance to third reading right Pay Dept., U. S. A.; O. aro proved to bo with of this Territory. A time he wns away. He will be commodious and very attractive F. John true. rigid Investigation salary for the away. son, Major, 2nd Caw, Walter K. Wright, will be instituted 1.1 In Garbage Depart Inside nnd out, conforming to tho style Though tho officials n laborer 'tho Tho rules were suspended and the Major, 7th W. Major ln whoso hands nnd If tho company Is guilty, the In- was in full, of architecture prevailing in tho hotel Inf.; F. Carter, surance power ment. proposed ordinance read Surgeon; F. Captain, 20th the matter now is to Commissioner has full Garbage Department salary de- structures. J. Morrison, are loth talk, the to revoke Its A passed, and ordered printed. Inf.; J. C. Minus, Captain, Phil. Scouts; license to do business on $61 G9 was approved. A diving platform will also bo built following to these mand for Lucas gave notice of an ordinance H. Reapey, Captain, have been ascertained be Islands." expenses. Electric Light De- cemeteries, suggested by nrar the slto of tho one which was re J. Phil. Scouts: Mr. R. Gait General In regard to II. O. Stnhl, 1st Lieut., 2nd the facts In tho main. J. of the Hawaiian TruHt partment, totalling $747.83, were ap- PInkham of tho Board of cently demolished. This will bo about Inf.; W. Company refused to mako nny state- President P. Coleman, 1st Lieut., 9th A. C. proved 100 feet from the shore. Inf.; A client of tho Hawaiian Trust Com- ment whatever except In any Health. Wright, 1st Lieut., 12th Inf.; G. M. Al that such Police and Fire Alarm System ma- asked for more tlmo for his Tho new bathing resort may bo com- pany solicited a loan from tho New proceedings the Trust Company act- Lucas len. 1st Lieut., 19th Inf.: J. D. Reams. terial and supply demands, amounting pioposed auto ordinance. This was pleted In about three weeks. York Life and offered his Insurance ed merely as an agent. -- 1st Lieut., 20th Inf.; Philip $99.65, approved. H Powers. 1st to were granted. Lieut., 21st Inf.; NelPon Gapan. policy as security. T. Lake's appointment as as- County new 1st Harry Attorney Douthltt's Lieut., Asst. Surgeon; C. F. Kuhn, This application nnd tho policy County Attorney, ln tho $73 were sistant to the deputy. Lake, was voted a salary of TOME M. Purnoll, P. S. Kellogg Contract EMERSON TABLET ' forwarded to tho New York office for preparation of criminal cases, was a month. CiiHrannu TT O T TY .... "M"h-".- - w, 4i., iw. . 1'UIUl'll,T. 1HL Pa-lol- o t. ..tl Chaa. Belllna. wanted a ioad ln I.Ieut., U. S. Marine Corps; approval. The request for a loan was report chair, County Frank F. The of the the Valley cleared of lantana and gluo Robardslst Lieut,, U. S. Marine granted but tho policy was not ac- 'Attorney on Com- B1 ST, GftUQEHS and the County Auditor bushes, Referred to tho Roads hem Corps; A. I. Harrison, 21st cepted, though long In county ikiiiicm late Lieut. of standing, and the condition of cash the mittee. Lt.-Co- Inf.; Mrs. W. F. Tucker, wifo l. a new policy was issued in lieu of It. treasury was read and approved. It was suggested that storm traps be Pay Dept.; Miss Taylor, family asked sal- on Hotel street, the gutters be- Col. The old policy was canceled Treasurer Trent that the erected Pay Dept.; Mrs. F. O. Johnson, without An Interesting ary his clerk, Hopkins, be increased ing For some time past the Koreans wlfo memorial service wan of unhealthful. Major 2nd Cav.; Mrs. R. Keefer, Its holder's consent. It Is alleged, and to $160 per month. Adams spoke of the assault commit- havo busted themselves In Frank hold last Sunday at the Walalua contributing wlfo Major Surgeon. U. S. A.; Miss he was practically forced to accept n Lucas shyed at the asked-fo- r In- ted on Townsend by Spe church. The occasion was unveil- to a fund for educating tho young peo-pl- o Howell, daughter Major Pay Dent.: policy the crease, He didn't think It fair to pay cial Officer Henry Vlda as published which he considered less favor- ing of their colony, Miis Cunningham, family Major ICeef-o- r, of the bronzo tablet which has been clerk $150 a month and poor road in Sunday's Advertiser. and have accumu- able. a U. S. A.; M. - J placed $2000. "Wad-ma- n, Miss Ovenshlne, dough- on a boulder lying on the Emer laborers only $1.50 per day. (Continued on Page 5.) lated about Rev. J. W. The Hawaiian Trust Company as the ter Brie. General. U. S. A.: Mrs. w. TT. son burial lot near churchyard. paBtor of the Methodist ., the A church, Baldwin, wifo Lt.-Col- deceased; Her- - jpollcy holder's agent protested, Its but good congregation of both who has been establishing Lt.-Co- l., Hawallans churches at ueri ualdwfn, son deceased; i protest was to no avail. Lleut.-Col- ., and foreigners resident In the SHALL HONOLULU HAVE or near various plantations and send-ln- g Frank Baldwin, son de- - m vi, nt .hi. nii,i K.n, district Korean missionaries to every ceased; Miss Townsend. family Lt- - . . .. was present, together with tho members Col., deceased; MIbs Pike, family Capt. """"" "'" """" ""'i"" sugar ' 1U of tho Emerson family. A sermon, estate where Koreans are em- Mr- - J- - appealed to Terrl-wif- e A JUTE BAG FACTORY? Smith, 12th Inf.; Mrs. R. J. Reaney, " Ga't the which ployed, Is ! drew much of Its illustration active In getting a school Capt. Phil. Scouts; Master R. M. torlal Government laying tho facts be-- from tho lives of mmmmm established In Honolulu. Reanev. son Cant. Phil. Scouts: Mai. ' fore lt and requesting some action to Father and Mother ter v. S. Reaney, son Capt. Emerson, wns preached by Mr. Wadman goes on the theory that Phil, protect Its client. Rev. O. P. by giving Scouts; Miss E. L. Reaney, daughter Emerson. After the close of the ser- The establishment of a Jute bag fac-- 1 the bags cost only half they do at the Korans tho means to Capt. Phil. Scouts; Miss IC E. Reaney, Territorial Treasurer Campbell, ex vices held In the church, tho congrega- - educate young, - wlt-nefs- tory In Honolulu Is a proposition which pr'Jent- their they would be daughter Capt. Phil. SonntB- Mr A, ofliclo Insurance Commissioner, took tion filed out to the gravo and ed I Those who have looked Into the mat. content to stay here been laid before various planters' and It would be C. Wright, wife Lieut. 12th Inf.; Miss the matter up and it to the unveiling of tho tablet. Dr. has Qre of tne opn,on that yery mUe an Incentive to more Koreans to come referred the during the past or four years. Helen Wright, daughter Lieut. 12th Emerson delivered an address. Mr. three capital will be required to Install the to the Islands to engage ln plantation Inf.; C. Attorney General's department for nn - 'machinery Andrew Wright, son Lieut 12th Mahaulu, a deacon of the church and The first time the matter was broach- for such a plant In Honolu work. Inf.: Mrs. H. C. opinion as to his powers In tho case. un old lu. Stahl and child, wlfo retainer of tho Emerson house ed was Just before the slump ln su- The raw material could be brought Frank Damon, head of Mills Insti- Lieut. 2nd Inf.; Mrs. Nelson Gapan Yesterday afternoon the Attorney hold, made a response; sang 'here from India, employment could tute, nnd the choir gar cane, matter was dropped. and which has been conducted for child, wife Asst. Surgeon, U. S. A ; Rev. Kelllplo, pastor, nnd the he found for GOO nmonq nlthmlfrh General rendered an opinion stating and the offered about Chinese youths on Chaplain lane re Mrs. A. M. Whaley child, prayer simple In the past six months It has been re- - thIs number would not be constantly and family that by law the Insurance Commission. and the service was cently offered the Koreans the uso of Asst. Surgeon. U. S. A.; Mrs. J. W. over. considered and laid before E. E. Pax- - J employed. right to onus institute for a limited number CrlsBlnger. Miss Mildred Crlsslnger, er had the conduct a search The which Is set into the ton, general of young men, tablet, face manager of the Sugar Fac. From the philanthropic standpoint It nnd ln order that they family Asst, Surgeon, U. S. A.; Mrs. C, lng investlgattqn Into the company's of nn unhewn boulder and firmly riv- migni. Dy tors' Association, among others, but ls believed that the establishment of resiae tnemselves, let them F. Kuhn. wife Contract Surgeon; Mrs. affairs with a, view 1,0 .ascertaining eted to It, and which bears in a corner would relieve have the old Portuguese owing to work on hand which has kept '?Jute bae .Kindergarten S. J, Morris, wife Asst. Surgeon, U. S. rights of of It tho Initials of Augustus and pressure from those who are con- - School on Miller street whether the and securities official busy In .the for this pur A.; Mrs. E. K. Dinwiddle, wife deceas Louis St. Gaudens as Its designers, that connection with tlnually called upon for funds to aid pose, unis proposition was accepted, ed army officer; the policy holders were being con- sugar shipments, Mrs. O. P. Ahern, wife tells the parentage, birth and death of etc, Mr. Paxton has persons out of work. There are many Yesterday the Miller Btreet house Capt. 9th Inf.; Robert Scott, served. S. Sophia been able to up. brother Rev. John and Ursula Newol'' take the matter men in the community, out; of work was taken over by the young Koreans, Asst. Surg., U. ,6, A.; Miss Jessie The action of the Treasurer Is still Emerson, nnd tho fact that the War At present, with over 400,000 tons of with no funds to go to plantations wno nave the renovated tno place and Priestly, family Capt. G. W, Moses; ln abeyance. "I can only say that a lua Mission wbb established by y sugar going out of Hawaii annually, or other islands to seek It. A Jute added a kitchen. A teacher will be Mrs. P. S. Kellogg, wife an average Contract written complaint has been received at and that there, from the year lr end with of sixteen bags bag manufactory would supply them Installed at the school to supervise Surgeon: Mr. E, H. Cocke, - being tori, the clerk Sub the end, with a brief absence- used to the there has been with a few days labor, at least, giving Koreans, They will receive instruc- sistence Dept.; Mr. W. H. Thompson, this office," said Treasurer Campbell years spent Lahnlnaluna, ' required over 8,000,000 bags yearly at to them funds on which to live until they tion at Mills Institute, have military clerk Subsistence Dept.; Mr. C. II. yesterday, "and that I arri Investigat- they lived and labored tar. sack the output. Before could get annexation regular or better employment. drill, etc (Continued on Page E.) ing it. What action I shall take is ed Hawaiian people. 'KfJ'Vfi' "' "" """ - iMr!(rj i " auau , (iitictfe

VOL. XL No. 79 HONOLULU, T. H., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1905. -SE- MI-WEEKLY, WHOLE 273G VIDA ASSAULT POSTBFFICE s HERMAN GRASS FIRES CASE OCCUPIES! REMOVAL III PORT THREATENING SUPERVISORS May Come When the Troopship Brings the

.1 McCandless Block Body of Lt.-C- ol. University Is Is Done. Baldwin. of California Saved, Mr. Lucas Intemperately Champions of A new building to be built by Mc- After a pleasant voyago from Naga- but Other Parts the Brown Adam's Gambling Or- Candless Brothers on ' King nnd Bethel saki, the big white army transport streets will afford room for tho post-offic- e. Sherman arrived In port last ovenlng State Suffer. The plans have already been shortly before eight and moored along- dinance Now Effective. drawn and only the approval of the side Naval Dock No. 2. Tho troopship Postoffice Department Is necessary to will resume her voyage to San Fran- make a change certain. , cisco today at 3 p. m. The building now planned by Archi- Tho voyago was without Incident (Associated Press Cablegrams.) save, for Jh,Q geath of throe persons. The Vlda assault case caused the main flutter at tlio meeting of the Board tect H. L. Kerr will be two stories and ,,.. BERKELEY, October io. The grass fire which has been basement, but constructed so One wnfJohnMcCann, an cmployo of cf Supervisors last night. that the addition of a third story may be made the Clvto'Government at Manila. Ho threatening the buildings of the University of California is now Adams wanted Bpeclal Officer Henry Vlda suspended for thirty days for his died 6, a" at any time. Contracts for leases in October after long Illness, under control. There are fires throughout California due to dryness d assault on Townsend and this raised a.wordy war having been brought aboard the new structure havo already been at Manila of the vegetation. factions in which language and worse temper played a prom- signed for part of Its capacity as on a stretcher. His wlfo and three of the Lucas' had and o inent part. soon as tho final specifications aro fin- sons, tho eldest not yet five years of The upshot was that tho charges preferred by Townsend will he investigated ished bids will be asked. age, aro aboard. Tho others wore a TROUBLE IN HUNGARY. ly a committee of four. "Tho building will have a frontage soldier and a membor of tho crew.'" Adams' gambling ordinance passed the third reading and goes into lmme--diat- o of HO feet on Bethel street," said Mr. Twelve soldiers wero loft behind nt effect. J. A. McCandless yesterday. "It will Nagasaki. Orders had been given for BUDAPEST, Octobor 10 Tho Diot assembloa tomorrow. Tho political sit- Tho ubiquitous blanket warrant as usual wasted an unseemly amount of bo two stories, unfaced stone, and a tho vessel to sail at noon on Soptember 26 . uation is chaotic. is time and in this connection some spicy correspondence from local lltcrateurs was basement. It will be built strongly and that was the understanding It rumored that Oonoral Forjorvary is to bo premier. lead. enough to support a third story. In when most of tho people went nshore Thero is a roport that it Is planned to impoach tho cabinet. before' During It looks as if tho days of tho blanket warrant aro numbered, for a test case fact, the Joists will be in place and the day the night or tho depot quartermas Is In plain sight. One never knows, however. tho only thing needful will bo to raise ders canjo'from the walls and the roof. ter tollspatch tho vessol shortly after Present were: Chairman Smith, Su- Moore thought that Trent's request TREATY INFECTIVE. "We have the postoffice twp daylight. Several of tho officers and pervisor at Large Adams, Supervisors should receive some attention. Ho offered would not have for Increase big rooms In building. The plans rae'mbors of tho ship's family opent Cox, Archer, Lucas, Moore; Sam John- asked the this If his clerk did not deserve It. for this nro drawn. The department most of the night passing the word WASHINGTON, Octobor 10. Tho peaco treaty botween Japan and Bussta son, Acting Fire Chief Deorlng, Eugene After some talk. In which Adams has not yet definitely signified whether uround town and routing passengers becomes effoctlvo when signed without waiting for a formal exchange. Devauchelle, Deputy County Attorney strongly" opposed the proposed In- it will accept them or not." from hotels and other places, but about u MUverton, County Attorney Douthltt, crease, the communication was placed Tho new build- vot- - McCandless Brothers a dozen wero left. Clerk Kalauokalanl, Clerk Buffandeau, !on ' without action, Moore alone ing will bo quiqtly ornamented. It Is (UK 1" lilt; jicbuiivcj. Several German Bteamshlps wore In IN SIGHT. Stenographer John Aea, Captain Robert to be rather plain outwardly, with a PEACE L. A. Thurston wrote on behalf of main entrance, on which Nngasakl awaiting the embarkation of .Parker, Sheriff Brown, H. Blrbe, Aud- recommending either side of the Park Commission, will be Btores, with plenty of show Russian prisoners who had beeti re itor Bicknell, E.iW. Qutnn. that Kaplolanl Park be given the bene- window exposure. leased and ordered returned to Russia. sweepings. CIIRISTIANIA, October 10. Tho Storthing has accepted the Karlstad Tho minutes of the last meeting were fit of street The basement will bo open, with nn Lieut. Col. W, F. Tucker, Pay De The clerk was Instructed to notify partment, Is senior agreement. and approved. nlloyway Its whole length. In this will the officer nboard. read the Park Commission, that they could There nro aboard 95 first class passen- ty be the pressroom of Tho Star, which Ten dollars salary due sweepings they If gers, 129 Hitchcock, was have all the wanted will also occupy a couple of rooms on second cabin passengers, 247 County Attorney Ilex they would take them from South St., enlisted men (army navy) approver arm o.uureu the first floor. and in tho 'where thev would b left for them. Architect Is now busy testing steerage, 56 discharged soldiers, 60 and supplies demand, for ( Kerr NEW LIFE'S HAWAIIAN A material Thurston drew attention to the civilians, 20 general prisoners; ship's YORK UU., .w.-..- .., .. , materials and making out tho specifi- n, uvi.uU,H Ui h nnrttioh nf Wnlkikl road near officers, crew, etc., 189 .approved ordered paid cations. are all told, mak- and Kaplolanl Park. ing a grand of 711 persons aboard A demand for $198.55, account The cost of the building is estimated total similar .His, suggestion that o strlpo?grasa - the, Sherman. This also In .LICENSE MAY BE AIHNULLED ed at $45,000. V number m County Auditor, and f,n laid Mown in th center of the road cludes ten stowaways. paid, as were the following ma- planted therein, was referred supplies demands: and tiees The bodjl of Col. W. II. Baldwin. terial and to tho Commltteo on Roads and Commissary Department, offleo 317.SG FINE IMPROVOMENTS who died In County Clerk's Bridges. Manila recently, Is being back to Attorney's ofllco 63.25 taken The New York Life Insurance Com-pjinjw- County Territorial Treasurer Campbell wrote tho States. Accompanying tho remains still undecided. It depends on what I Tho following amounts were approv- that tho treasury had nothing to do are Mrs. Baldwin nnd family. be Investigated by tho Ter find to bo the exact facts." paid: Issuing or rescinding lodging-- ed and ordered with tho of AT Mnjnr w. K. Wright, 7th Infantry, Acting Attorney Oeneral E. C. Peters house MUM HOTEL ritory of Hawaii. On the strength ot Material and supplies, keepers licenses, calling attention to brother-ln-ia- ot er refused In to state anything further than of parks $ 51.55 police regulations the premises. Hugh Rodman, U. S. N formerly at- certain facts laid before Insurance The license referred to was that of that his office had been consulted in tho lload department 2.CG7.00 tached to the Honolulu Naval Sta- Commissioner nnd Treas- supplies, the house on King street, near Llllha Territorial matter and was engaged In looking up Road material and Work was begun yesterday In laying tion, Is en route to tho States on orders. Walalun 251.50 street, used by Charley Moore for gam- Capt. J. F. urer A. J. Campbell In behalf of a cli the law on the subject. purposes. out the new Moana Morrison, 20th Infantry, Road material and supplies, bling Hotel park. The who has been nttnehed to tho Japa- One ot the highest officers of tho was to Po- ent a rigid examination into the com Koolauloa 132.86 The matter referred tho two remaining buildings on tho prem- nese armies In Mnnchurla, Is en route Territory made tho following plain un- Road material and supplies, lice Committee. ises were disposed of at auction for to tho War College. pany's methods of doing business has official statement: & 71.71 Chang Chow asked the Board for nn "Tho charges Koolaupoko $92 by Orb Welch, formerly with Hustnco been brought against tho appropriation for n Chinese Interpreter nnd today they will have been Instituted by both the Attorney New York Committee on Police: removed. & Co, nnd afterwards with tho Rapid Life Insurance Company aro in the police court. General and the Treasurer. such as to domand Investiga- nnd supplies C1G.58 Earth Is being Into prem Tjnnslt, returned from Manila to re- Instant Material Referred to Public Expenditures carted the tion. They may bo. unfounded. They Detectlvo expenses 11.50 ises and spread out and grass will bo main hero. Ho was engaged In laying The assurance was given yesterday Committee. water-pip- may be based on conceptions. planted the' e system In McKln-le- y, false Committee on Sanitation and Health: Adams asked that tho rules be sus- at once. Fort on tho highest true, Garbage Curpenters near Manila This Is to be one authority that the New "If the New York Life has vio- Materials and supplies, pended In the case ef his proposed have also laid tho foun- lated a fundamental law, m of tho finest nrmy posts In thnt of tho Department 416.63 gambling ordlnanco recently published dation!! of t'e "lew bathhouse, tho service. York Life's license In Hawaii would bo obligation The list of passengers on tho Sher- of contracts. No company was decided to pay J. Gouvela, In the Advertiser and requested that whl h will adjoin the shore end of the revoked In case allegations now made will bo allowed to plav Jt man is Lt.-Co- l., fast nnd looso to Seagirt as a marksman, go Moana Hotel dining hall. Tho building as follows: W. F. Tucker, nho went said ordinance to third reading right Pay Dept., U. S. proved bo with any citizen of this Territory. A salary time he was away. He away. will be commodious and very attractive A.; F. O. John aro lo true. rigid for the son, Major, 2nd Cav.; Investigation will be Instituted 13 Garbage Depart- Inside and out, conforming to tho style Walter K. Wright, Though a laborer in 'tho The rules were suspended and the Major, 7th W. tho officials In whoso hands and It tho company Is guilty, the In- was In of architecture prevailing In tho hotel Inf.: F. Carter, Major ment. proposed ordlnanco read full, Surgeon: F. tho now Is surance Commissioner has full power A Garbogo Department salary de- printed. structures. J. Morrison, Captain, 20th matter are loth to talk, the to passed, nnd ordered Inf.; J. C. Minus, Captain, revoke Its license to do business on for $61.69 was approved. gave ordinance A diving platform will nlso bo built Phil. Scouts; following been bo theso mand Lucas notice of an It. J, Reajiey, Captain, Scouts; have ascertained to Islands." General expenses. Electric Light De- In to cemeteries, suggested by near tho site of tho one which was re- PhH. Mr. It. or regard II. G. Stnhl, 1st Lieut., 2nd the facts In the main. J. Oalt the Hawaiian Trust partment, totalling $747.83, were ap- of tho Board of cently demolished. This will bo about Inf.; W. Company refused any President Pinkham P. Coleman. 1st Lieut., 9th A. C. to make state- proved. Health. 100 feet from the shore. Inf.: A client of tho Hawaiian Trust Com ment except In any Wright, Al- whatever that such Alarm System ma- Tho new bathing resort may bo com- 1st Lieut., 12th Inf.; G. M. pany solicited Police and Flro Lucas asked for more time for his 1st a loan from the New proceedings tho Trust Company act- and supply demands, amounting was pleted In about three weeks. len, Lieut., 19th Inf.; J. D. Reams, ed merely os nn agent, terial pioposed auto ordinance. This 1st Lieut., 20th Inf.; Philip York Life and offered his Insurance $99.63, were npproved. Powers, 1st to granted. Lieut., 21st Inf.; Nelson Gnpan, policy as security. Harry T. Lake's appointment as as- County Attorney new 1st Douthltt's TO' Lieut., Asst. Surgeon; C. F. application to County in tho $73 KOREANS HAVE Kuhn. This and tho policy were sistant the Attorney, deputy. Lake, was voted a salary of M. Purnoll, P. S. EMEflSON TABLET preparation of criminal cases, was J Kellogg, Contract forwarded to tho New York ofllco for a month. Surgeons, U. S. A.: L. B. Puree!), lHt Chas. Belllna wanted a toad In Pa- - Lieut., U, S. Mnrfne Corps; approval. The request for a loan was report of the chair, County Frank F. The the lolo Valley cleared of lantana and glue Robards,. 1st Lieut., U, S. Marine granted but tho policy was not ac Attorney County Auditor on Com- II E B1 ST, and the bushes. Referred to tho Roads Corps; A, I. Harrison, Lieut. 21st,lcepted, though of long GAUOEHS the condition of cash In the county mittee. lato standing, and Inf,; Mrs. W. Lt.-Co- l. treasury was read and npproved. was suggctcd storm traps be F. Tucker, wlfo a new policy was Issued In lieu ot It. It that Pay Dept.; Miss Taylor, family Col. Treasurer Trent asked that the sal- erected on Hotel street, the gutters be- Pay Dept.; The old policy was canceled without his clerk, Hopkins, be increased ing For some time past the Koreans Mrs. F. O. Johnson, wife An Interesting memorial scrvlco wan ary of unhealthful. Mnjor 2nd Cav.; its holder's consent, it 'Is alleged, and $160 per spoke commit- Mrs. Frajjk It. Keefcr, held Inst Sunday the to month. Adams of the assault havo busied themselves In contributing wlfo Major he was at Walalua shyed nsked-fo- r In- ted on Townsend by Spe Surgeon, U. S. A.; Miss practically forced to accept a Lucas at the to a fund for educating tho young peo- Howell, daughter church. The occasion was the unveil- crease, He didn't think It fair to pay cial Officer Henry Vlda as published Mnjor Pay Dept.; policy which he considered less favor- ple of their colony, and have accumu- Miss Cunningham, family Major Keef- - ing of the bronzo tablet which has been a clerk $150 a month and poor road in Sunday's Aavertlier. TT Q A" .... able. ci. . Itrl.n 1r n...... i.i i. placed on a boulder lying on laborers only $1.50 per day. (Continued on Page 5.) lated about $2000. Itev. J. W. Wad-ma- n, the Emer- ter Brig. General, U. S. A.; Mrs. The Hawaiian Trust Company as the pastor of the Methodist W. II. son burial lot near the churchynrd. A church, Baldwin, Lt.-Co- l., holder's agent wlfo deceased; protested, but Its good congregation who has been establishing Lt.-Co- l., of both Hawnllans churches at oert Baldwin, son deceased; i protest was to no avail, or near Lleut.-Col- ., and foreigners resident In the SHALL HONOLULU HAVE various plantations and send irann ualdwln, son de In view of this alleged breach of district ing Korean missionaries to every ceased; Miss Townsend, family Lt was present, together with tho menfbers Col, deceased; Miss Pike, family Cnpt. lcontract the Trust Company, through sugar estate where Koreans ' of the Emerson family. A sermon, are Smith, 12th Inf.; Mrs. P.. J. Iteaney. Mr- - J R- - aa" appealed to the Terrl- - A JUTE BAG FACTORY? Is In which drow much of Its Illustration active getting a school wlfe Capt. Phil. Scouts; Master It. M. j torlal Government laying the facts from the lives of established In Honolulu. son Capt. Phil. Scouts; Mas- - fore it and requesting some action to Father and Mother ter W. S. Iteaney, son Cnpt. Emerson, was preached by Mr. Wadman goes on the theory that Phil. protect Us client. Itev. O. P. Scouts; Miss E. L. Ileaney, daughter Emerson. After the close of the ser- fac-- by giving the Kornans The establishment of a Jute bag 1 the bags cost only half they do at tho means to Capt. Phil. Scouts; Miss K. E. Ileaney, Territorial Treasurer Campbell, ex vices held In the church, tho congrega- tory In Honolulu Is a proposition which Present. educate their young, they would be daughter Capt. Phil. Scouts- - Mr A, officio Insurance Commissioner, took tion filed out to the grave and wit- ; Those who have looked Into the mat. content to stay hero has been ,,. before various planters' and It would be C. Wright, wife Lieut. 12th Inf.; Miss the matter up and It to nessed the unveiling of tho tablet. Dr. are of the opmon that yery ,, an Incentive to more Koreans to como referred the Helen Wright, daughter Lieut. 12th Emerson delivered an address Mr. during the past three or four years. capital will be required to Install the to the Islands to engage In plantation Attorney General's department for an I Inf.; Andrew C. Wright, son Lieut. 12th Mahaulu, a deacon of the church and The first time the matter vas broach- - machinery for such a plant In Honolu- - work. opinion as to his powers In the case. ,u- Inf.; Mrs. II, C. Stahl and child, wife un old retainer of the Emerson house su- - - The raw material could be brought ed was Just before the slump In Frank Damon, head of Mills Insti- Lieut. 2nd Inf.; Mrs. Nelson Qanan nnd Yesterday afternoon the Attorney hold, made a response; the choir sang nd employment could tute, which been ear cane, and the matter was dropped. In1' has conducted for child, wife Asst. Surgeon, U. S. A ; General rendered an opinion stating and Rev. Kelllplo, the pastor, offered be found for about 600 persons, although Chinese youths on Chaplain lane In the past six months it has been re- - re Mrs. A. M. Whnley nnd child, family prayer and the simple service was thls number wouid not be constaritIy cently offered the Koreans the use Surgeon, that by law the Insurance Commission J of Asst. U. S. A,; Mrs. over. considered and laid before E. E. Pax- - employed. J. W. er right to conduct Mills institute for a limited number Crhslnger, Miss Mildred Crlsslnger, had the a search The tablet, which Is set Into the face ton, general manager of Sugar j philanthropic of young men, In the Fac. From the standpoint It and order that they family Asst, Burgeon, U. S. A.; Mrs. C. ing investigation Into the company's of an unhewn boulder and firmly riv- tors' Association, among others, but believed that the establishment ot migni resiae Dy themselves, let them F. Kuhn, wife Contract Surgeon; view to ascertaining to It, In ' jute have Mrs. affairs with a eted and which bears a corner owing to work on hand which has kept bae "innufaftry would relieve the old Portuguese Kindergarten S. J, Morris, wife Asst. Surgeon, U. S. of It the Initials of Augustus 1 - whether the rights and securities of and the pressure from who are con- School on Miller street "for this nur-- A.: Mrs. E. K. Dinwiddle, wife deceas- that official busy In connection with upon pose. policy holders were being con- Louis St. Gaudens as Its designers, tlnually called for funds to aid This proposition was accepted. ed nrmy officer; Mrs. a. P. Ahern, the parentage, sugar shipments, etc., Mr. has persons out many wife tells the birth and death of Paxton of work. There are Yesterday the Miller street house Cnpt. 9th Inf.; Itobert Scott, brother served. Rev. S. Ursula Sophia Newell been able to take the matter up. men In community, out; John and the of work wbb taken over by the young Koreans, Asst. Surg., U. ,S. A.f Miss Jessie The action of the Treasurer Is still Emerson, and tho fact thnt the Wala- At present, with over 400,000 tons of with no funds to go to the plantations who have renovated sugar the place and Priestly, family Capt. G. W, Moses; In abeyance. "I can only say that a lua Mission was established by them, going out of Hawaii annually, or other Islands to seek It. A Jute added a kitchen. A teacher will be Mrs. P. S. .Kellogg, an average wife Contract written complaint has been received nnd thnt there, from tho year 1832 till and with of sixteen bags bag manufactory would supply them Installed at the school to supervise Surgeon; Mr. E. II. Cocke, clerk Sub- at being used to the ton, the the end, with a brief absence of four there has been with a few days labor, at least, giving Koreans. They will receive Instruc- sistence Dept.; Mr. W. II. Thompson, this office," said Treasurer Campbell years spent at Seminary; required over 8,000,000 bags yearly to them on which Lahalnaluna funds to live until they tion at Mills Institute, have military clerk Subsistence Dept.; Mr. C. II. yesterday, "and that I ani Investigat- they lived and labored for their belov- sack the output. Before annexation could get regular or better employment. drill, etc (Continued on Page E.) ing it. What action I shall take Is ed Hawnllan people. 4 si it V VA W s HAWAIIAN GAZETTp, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1905. -SE- MI-WEEKLY,

"The use of artificial color In catsups 3"FI7BZ committeo may have in hand, te the adulteration under our Executivo Committco at least, once constitutes an piuip II IN quarterly. Food Law. All catsups on sale in mc W SANlTATfOK containing added tm Executive Committee Quorum. A CEMETERIES Hawaii, any form of NIL quorum of tho color without a statement to mat ci- uniu iLuuinnuM Executive Committco ted on the label, are sold illegally. shall consist of eight of its members. "The results of these examinations Tenure of Office. Officers of the Fed- are as follows: OFFICERS AND eration and. members of tho Executive STAND OVER "Two samples were found not con ITS AIMS Committee shall hold over in office until ON MAUI talnlng a preservative or artificial their successors have been chosen and color. havo qualified. "One sample was found containing Alteration of By-law- s may Advertiser.) both preservative and artificial color: bo made, altered or repealed by In his report to the President of the (From Saturday's was on the label, tho Executive Committeo at any of its message but, as the fact stated Board of Health on his recent visit to t Plnkhnm's to the It compiles with the requirements of Officers. 4. The Executive Committee shall regular meetings or at a special meet- yesterday's meet- - Maul, Dr. Pratt says the sanitary con- Hoard of Health for the Food Law, President .Wm. R. Castle cnuro io ue prepared nnnuuiiy u uu- ing called for tho purpose, in which composed reports of - dition of tho camps ing was chiefly of "Catsups containing a preservative First John A. Hughes tailed statement of tbo financial condi- latter caso complete notice shall be on the H. C. & S. what the omclnls, Including htmseir, only; not tion of the odcrnllon, showing its ro- - sent ench member or committee at Co.'s plantation Is excellent. Or meth- previous adulterated: Second R. II. Trent I the had been doing since the 'Sunny Side Ketchup, Tip Top Ket ck?crctary Ed Towse ccipts and expenditures for tho current least one week before the meetlag. ods there he says: meeting. chup Co., Cincinnati, U. S. A. '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.',...... X3. H. Dickey ?caT tho number of members and all "If Dr. Dlnegar or tne plantation Suggestions of the Board regarding Ketchup, Treasurer. niYtnm nnttn,a nt i,,n,rii1 tnf A.naf (n the policeman any Heinz Tomnto H. J. lieinz V.nniitti'n ft mm It ee T.nrrl n ....An. " find one who has not the Nuuanu water supply were Imme- Co., Pittsburgh. IACI.Ukl)U ,wumi..n.v u...u Federation; a copy of such stntcment cleaned up or lias been throwing Ii. Wm. Castle, C. II. DOCTORS WILL FIGHT out diately compiled with. The Depart- "Llbby's Tomato Catsup, Llbby, Mc- drews, D. Ai, I. to bo sent to each member within thirty wash water, the man's number Is con- Perlcy L. taken Public Works has kindly & Llbby, Chicago. Dickey, A. F. Griffiths, Home, days tho end of the year. and he Is fined $2 ment of Neill Lowrcy, niter for the nrst ofTeiino sented to permit the Board to ex- "Imperial Brand Tomato Catsup, II. John A. Hughes, Fred. J. 5. Tho Executivo Committco shall nnd $5 for the second, nnd this is de- D. 1)., amine the arrangements now being In- Levi & Co., San Francisco. Theo. Richards, Rov. D. Scuddcr, hold regular meetings, quarterly. Any TEN DDLUR LICENSE ducted from his wages at the end of stalled for the protection of the water "Snlder's Home Made, T. A. Snider Geo. W. Smith, Kd Towse, R. H. Trent, member absent from two consccutivo the month. This rule might well be supply before further sluicing Is un- Preserve Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. D. L. Withington, Dr. C. I). Wood. regular meetings except for cause sat- followed by other plantations." dertaken." Catsups ars as follows: to majority, shall ccaso to Dr. Prntt makes the following rec- to "Adulterated isfactory a report on his visit & W Sussman, Wormser & Co., meet- ommendations Kdhu-l- ul Dr. Pratt's "8. Membership and Finance C. II. be a member of tho Bame. At all At its monthly meeting last night the for Walluku and towns on Maul was submitted. San Francisco, Calif., contains ben- Trent, David L. Al. ings each member present shnll, unless respectively: Asylum, for Dickey, R. II. Territory The report of the Insane zoic acid and coal tar dye. Legislation and Public Servants excused, vote upon nny question beforo Medical Society chose Dr. J. FOR 25 patients ad- & Co., WAILUKU. the past quarter, shows 'S. & W., Sussman, Wormser John A. Hughes, Lorrin Andrews, Wm. tho committee for action nnd if ho T. McDonald to fight the imposition discharged 7 died, the no "If the three buildings, spoken, of In mitted, 10 and San Francisco, Calif.: label states R. Castle. shnll ceaso to bo a member of tho of a $10 license on regular practition- In institution to Septem- present. Contains ben- the report as belonging to Mrs. Alull, number that artificial color Parks, Streets and Public Works A. committee. ers. Tho society will choose an attor- are not JO, 1905, being 175, an Increase of zoic acid nnd coal tar dye. removed, I would advise that ber GriflltliB, Fred. J. Lowrcy, Geo. W. ney to defend him nnd defray the costs. they be condemned 8 during the quarter. 'Sample of B. & W. Brand, submit Articlo III. and ordered vacat- Smith. Various preparations were made for ed until the place Is made VIS1TOUS' HOUSE. ted by Honolulu agents of this firm, Officers. Thero shall bo a president sanitary. present. Education, Charities nnd Public tho annual meeting on November 17, That those buildings which can rais- plans for benzole acid and coal tar dye of tho off- be The president submitted Health Dr. C. B. Wood, 1'crloy L. Federation and such other 18, 19. On that occasion it will bo ed, be raised above tne level tho Kalaupapa. "Sunset Brand, PacJflvVlnegar and icers as tho of ihi visitors' house at ornc, Theo. Richards. Executivo Committeo may proposed that the Territory Society street. That lean-to- s be Pickle Works, contains benzW'ncld xder torn down and approved by Supt. Mc LaW-nnd-O- D. L. Withington, from time to time determine Tho Ex- meet which had been coal tar dye. but once a year Instead of onco buildings In the back yards be re- visitors, six of eacn and Doremus D. D., Ed ecutive Committoo.nliall .oloct tho off- n yjcjv. Veigh. Twelve "Van Camp's. Van Camp Packing Rev. Souddcr, month,, Jn of, the proposed modeled so as to get sufficient nlr space, provided for. The steamer Towso. v v icers of tho Federation and shall ap- of a County' Society, sex, are Co., Indianapolis, Ind., contains ben- "That the privies be rebuilt, and, lr la arranged so once Beginning. point from its own membership or from Drs. Herbert, Sinclair nnd Hodglns Manager schedule that zoic acid and coal tar dye. Tho Wells can be persuaded to each month tho steamer shall reach evening, 1004, its own membership and tho member- were. chosen a oommlttee to discuss tho take the contents of dry earth boxes, return- "Tomato Nectar (label states, 'A pure Friday November II,. ship of Federation such standing or Kalaupapa on "Wednesday and Research Club of Honolulu met at the advertisement of the Queen's Hospital, that the dry earth system bo Installed. extract of red, ripe tomatoes and prime tho temporary committees ns it may deem which been ing call on Friday. In the visitors' Co., San the homo of Mr. Charles Atherton, at has censured as unethical That sanitary sinks and wash floors view fruit), Maryland Preserve necessary. In pri- house the lepers have a lanal and acid which Mr. David L. Withington read that It materially Interferes with be put In nnd connected bv nrmvn through large panes of Francisco, Calif., contains benzoic Articlo IV. vate, practice. drains to their friends nnd coal tar dye. a naner on Civic Riohtoousncss. Tha cesspools. That all wooden arrangements being made - There were present plato glass, "Excelsior Brand, Haywood Packing ovils existine- in communities, tho ef 1. A special meeting of the Federa- nt last night's drains be removed. can be easily carried bo meeting in Dr. In "That open so conversation Co., Oakland, Calif., contains a coal tar forts of somo Americnn cities to better tion shall held upon the call of tho McDonald's office the the diich, covered with contact or the passing of Young Hotel, Drs. McDonald, boards on upper on without any dye. oxlsting conditions, and the results of Executivo Committee or of ten or moro Pratt, the side of Market any articles. It Is expected that were mombcrs of the Federation. Fivo days' Cooper, Sinclair, Hodglns, Wayson, street, be abandoned as a sewer, un- of this 'Steer's Head Brand, Flacus Bros., such efforts in San Diego, Cal., visitors, availing themselves Wheeling, Va., contains salicylic concluding notice of such mooting shall bo mailed Walters, Herbert, Yost, Sawyer. less a cement sewer is laid. That horses, bring with them their W. forcefully presented, in be privilege, will acid and coal tar dye. This lot of cat- the speaker doprccated the lack of in- to caeffmember. At such Bpecial mcot- Tho question of fighting tho collec- not allowed to be stabled In back. own sheets and blankets, as well as ing no other shiv'l bo acted upon tion of tho Territorial license fee wns yards. days' sup was destroyed. In Justice to tho terest in 'civc affairs in Honolulu and matter food to lost during their two thnn such as shall havo been stated in tnken up. On motion of Dr. C. B. "That tho Walluku plantation ap- from brand, it should be stated that the use cited tlio iristanco of tho removal, stay. A fenced lane will lead discontinued. of an tho call for tho meeting. Cooper It was decided to assess all point at least two sanitary police to of salicylic acid has been shortly before, bVtho Governor, the landing the house. Packing Co., Snn official high in public lifo. Tho Gov- 2. The annual meeting of tho Fed- members of the society to pay the ex- after their camps. That the plan- voted approval of the "Catsup, Fisher The Board Francisco, contains benzoic acid and ernor's action was fnlly appreciated eration shall bo held on tho third penses of defending Dr. McDonald. tation be required to put In sinks and On wash-floo- rs In camp, plans. coal tar dye. by tho thinking citizc and yet, so Wednesday in February for tho elec- motion of Dr. Sinclair It wns each also collect AN ASSISTANT PHYSICIAN. Brand, Cali- public tion, by ballot, of an executive com- decided to givo tho legislative com- all the refuse and garbage from the "The California Home apathetic was tho conscience, camps. The president wrote: "The Legisla fornia Packing Co., San Francisco, that no public recognition Vid been mittco nnd for tho transaction of such mittee power to hire an attorney and If possible, the dry earth sys- appropriation of $1000 for or other business ns may properly bo pay tho expenses. tem should be Inaugurated on all the ture made an Calif,, contains benzoic ncld and coal mndo oithcr by individuals societies, plantations. an assistant physician nt the Settle- - .religious or secular. brought before such meeting. "I received a summons from the Ter --uari'va oyster- - cocktail Catsup, meeting of tho Minv ritorial Treasurer yesterday," said Dr. "That the removal of garbage ancr month to secure such a physician, po Articlo V. Geo. A. Bayle, St. Louis, contains ben- istcrial Union, two of tho mombcrs, McDonald, "and I contlv nnH flrrnlv. re reiuse in walluku be continued ami' we obliged to delay the appoint- By-law- regula- are zoic acid nnd coal tar dye. who had heard Mr. Wellington's rules and fused to pay. This morning a police- - tnat collections be made at least twe-- ment four months, In order to reach pnpci( tions concerning or "Seven lots, n total of 339 packages asked that resolutions of appreciation membership, for tho man served me with a complaint nnd three times a week, Instead of oncer that figure. Not finding available in of food, were condemned and destroy government of tho Federation nnd tho I am ordered to appear a ween, ns Is being done now. desirable bo drawn up by that body and copies lnthe District the islands the man deemed ed as unfit for use. This food consist management of tho Federation's affairs Court Monday at 1:30 p. m." FOR KAHULUI. position, I have asked Dr. W. bo sent to Governor Carter, tho High may bo for the ed of flavoring extrncts, canned meats, press. Tho committco made, altered or repealed by tlio Tho society takes tho ground that "The sanitary C. Wile to seek to find a suitable young Sheriff, nnd tho Executivo sub- conditions there aro fish, fruit and milk, catsups and spices. resolutions Committeo nt any time, It wns tho Legislature's Intention to physician of skill and hospital experi- appointed to draw up tlieso ject to tho provisions contained in such that nothing short of condemning "One analysis of Nuuanu valley water President Homo of tho Kamehamcha this tax osteopaths only. the greater part of ence." constitution nnd shall take effect imme- the Chinese nnd was made." Schools, Secretary Ilrown of tho Young Dr. McCall of Kahuku nnd Dr. II. Japanese quarters would bo effective. CEMETERIES. . . diately. B. Cooper of Koloa, Hawaii, wero pro Men's Christian Association, and Rev. Articlo VI. "The II. C. & S. Co. havo bought the. With regard to the conference held W. Wadmnn met tho following posed for membership. land, subject to leases, which have- - on John with representatives of cemeteries day nt tho association rooms. Novem Amendments. Tho constitution may The nnnunl dinner will probably be.nbout a venr nmi n hnir t - t. i Wednesday, Sept. 26, tho president bo amended (1) by n voto of three-fourt- held nt the Young ber 25, the coiiimitteo met again, in- Hotel. their Intention, when thev i. said: vited Mr. Withington, Mr. W. A. of tho Executivo Committco ap- After the business meeting the so- - possession, to tear down all the bulld- - -- clety r "There was the same variation of Rowcn, Mr. G. P. Cnstlo nnd Rov Mr. proved at a meeting of tho Federation adjourned to tho roof garden, Ings and build a new Kahulul camp opinion that has always arisen on thla Wcstcrvelt to net with them and draw by a majority of votes, or (2) by a where refreshments were served. further inland. Plans have been drawn question. up resolutions. Tlieso wcro adopted by voto of tlio majority of tho Executivo M on modern sanitary lines. Under the "Except on grounds of public health, tho Ministerial Union at a special meet- Committco approved by a two-third- s circumstances, It will be hard to get tho Board of Health has no control of ing, on November 2S. Copies appeared voto at a meeting of tbo Federation II the Chinese and Japanese to do cemeteries; It can not stlpulato for or Imada, a Japaneso who has been con- in tho press tho following day. called for tho purpose. No amendment UN sanitary work. or of bo against the number, organization fined in Oahu Prison for many years Tlio chairman of tho eommitteo the constitution shall voted upon "My rprnmmcmlntlon wnulrt he that.' your nt any meeting un- 11. C & management. In the opinion of called another meeting at tho Young of .tho Federation the S. Co. be communicated con- for murder, died yesterday afternoon. less a copy amend- iwith nnd president, there should be some Men's Christian Association rooms to of such proposed CATHOLIC MUSIC see If they can not arrange man- While tho Japanese cruiser Nanlwa w.is ment bo mailed to each member at with the different trol over the establishment and In 1S95, escaped civic roform. Tho parties to surrender ns of In port Imnda from discuss moro fully least two weeks beforo tho dato of leases once agement of cemeteries, a matter prison swam out to cruis- proposition of starting a Civic Federa- such lne'r at and that they start public policy and, therefore, he tho nnd tho meeting. on building new sound er. Demand was mndo by tho authori tion for Honolulu wns carefully consid- the Kahulul camp. for an or- of slg-I- lias drawn a memorandum prisoner, which first Plans wcro mndo to call a muss Articlo VII. Honolulu Catholics look for n change ..l"51,. the nartles sPko to n the consideration of the ties for tho at ered. d their willingness to move dinance for was refused by the commander of tho meeting nfter tho holiday season to This constitution shall go into effoct the choir singing at the Roman !,, nt once. County of Oahu, I regulation Supervisors of the delay prisoner wholo matter. A commit- immediately. Catholic Cathedral and other Catholic , .J? le should be passed In hands of a mem- vessel. After much tho consider tho the p1?? and placed It tho ar- churches In tho Islands, on the return , amoved further away body, was returned to the Hawaiian authori- tco wns appointed. A program was iuwn. ber of that past or four years of Ulson Libert nnd Fnihor Vnlnntin "I believe it proper to deter definite ties. For tho three ranged. Officers. The officers of the Federa- !" ""' Imada has been slightly demented. Lato in January, a public call was from Rome. It Is evneeterl thnt while action as to closing certain cemeteries . . tion, who shall bo elected from among In Rome the Bishop received Instruc- of Bishop Libert, ex- t issued which read as follows: by Executivo Committee, shall until tho return ' nnd tho tions regarding the Pope's bull in this pected In November. I will then bring Secrctnry Atkinson returned In the ' A Civic Federation for Honolulu. bo a two a casts or President, regard to the solo uso of the Gregorian the matter before you for final deter- Mlkahala from Kauai. "A Civic Federation is a union Secretary nnd a Treasurer. federation of business and professional chant. mination." President. The President shall pre- In various parts of th'i United interests promoting nnd protecting tlio side all meetings of tho Federation THE MOSQUITO CAMPAION. Commonwealth. Is at States tho bull is being obeyed, one of PABTiCULABIZED regu- THE WORRIED VOMEN.te wclfnro of tho and tho Executivo Committee. H A draft of proposed rules and such nn organization desirable! Plcaso the last places to make the change from lations looking to mosquito prevention Thoy say mon must work and Secretary. The Secretary shall keep mixed to male choirs being Washing- attend a meeting of business nnd pro- minutes of and of and extermination, to be considered at women must woop; but alas, in purnoso con tho tho Federation ton, D. C, Cardinal Gibbons having fessional men for tho of tho Executivo Committee. Ho shall Deputy Attorney General next meeting, was submitted. One of this too busy world womon often sidering proposition." promulgated tho order. Peters has regulations this also keep a record of tho names and ad- filed a bill of particulars in each of the forbids the destruction have to work nnd woop at tbo Thursday, January 20, nt 4 p. m., in No official action of Pope Plus X larvae-eatin- g re- per- the five cases of embezzlement of the mosquito fish men dresses of tho members nnd shall slnco his election to tho chair ot St. against sumo time Thoir holidays aro responso to tho call, about thirty form all other duties the Execu- Edward Vivian Richardson, cently Introduced. of Commerce. A that Peter at Rome on August 6, 1S03, has former petition Prosper for too fow and thoir work heavy mot in tho Chamber tivo Committco may direct. clerk of Honolulu Water Works. The: A from James definito progrnm had been nrrnnged. created more widespread comment than permission to sell awa at Kalawao was and monotonous. It makes them Treasurer. Tlio Treasurer shall, un- his particulars are as follows: Wjadmnn presided. Rov. W. famous "motu proprlo" bull, or I 1. de- Rov. J. W. tho direction of Exocutivo Com- 1301. February 17, $100 submitted. It was denied by tho norvouB nnd irritable Tho object of tho der the personal pronunclamcnto, in regard to cash. D. Wcstcrvelt stated tho mittee 2, 1304. February 17, $31.50 Board. pressed and worried woman Iobob spoko collect, receive and disburse nil the form nf inllflle In the Tinmen r"nv. cash: printed report meeting. Mr. D. L. Withington moneys He Slinll (from steamer Mlowera The of the President lior gcncml nnd of the Federation 0lle Phlireh. Thla hull Wna nna nl V,la for water; six appotito and grows thin and of Civic Federations in keep tho usual books of account and d;i..su casn irom steamer of the Board of Health for the of organization. t.arnest communications to the clergy Gaelic for ended 30 was presented feeble. Onco in a whilo bIio has outlined tho method such other books ns tlio Executivo Com - water; $50.40 cash from steamer months June L. Homo presented a tenta- hcfng lssued ln Noveml)cr of tnnt Doric. at the meeting. spoils of palpitation and has to Mr. Perlcy mitteo may direct. The Treasurer shall 3. 1303. September 30, $115.85 tive constitution. Several others spoko nnd whlle the paper wns not m cash On favorable report of tho board ho up for a day or two. If somo submit to Exocutivo Committoo n from Wllder's Steamship Co. for the in favor of organizing nnd tho mcoting the fnrm f rnmmen.i if i. .... water; Dr. Chas. a showing the . is.'.du casn from Inter-Islan-d of medical examiners. J. diBeaso liko influenza or malarial Civic quarterly balance sheet tImo by tnose famlllilr wlt-- the Steam. was recommended a license. voted to form itself into Tho financial condition of tho (Navigation Co. for water. December' West for fever happens to proyail alio is Honolulu. Tho constitu- federation. tnste nnd Interest In tho matter that It ' With L. E. Plnkham, president, were Federation of At the annual meeting or nt tho cxpira 31, $101.70 from Wllder's Steamship Co. almost cortain to havo an attack tion, nmcndod slightly by a eommitteo was tantamount to such. present Mark P. Robinson. Dr. J. R. tion of his term of office, he shall sub tho Pope for water. of it, and that ofton pavos tho of three, wns temporarily adopted, and In famous bull Plus X laid 4. 1304. Judd, Dr. J. T. Wayson and A. Fer- mit a final report, with vouchers, for down January 2, $172.50 cash fromi was a comprehensive set of general I.-- way for chronic troubles of tho nn executivo committee of nino I. S. N. Co. for water. January 26, nandez. Civic audit. principles In regard to church music. throat, lungs and othor electod. February 7, tho now members shall con- im.iU casn rrom steamer Connemaugh organB; again, constitution Quorum. Fifteen Ho said, In part: "Sacred music, being and thoro is no saying what tho Federation mot tho stitute n quorum of nny general or for water. February 2, $5.45 cash from amended wns regularly adopted. Tho a complimentary part of the solemn .Stp.impr Arrlprlnn .. ond may bo. Lot tho and special meeting of the Fcdcrntion. liturgy, Xfncn" n tired number of tho Executivo Hoard wns in participates In the general B "". ""' . Membership. Members shall bo "" ", "" 10'DU ovorladon woman rest as much creased from nino to fifteen and tho scope of tho liturgy, which Is to the ""..cu'uurr " .asn MUCPfO elected by tho Executive Committee i .. .ui. r i from steamer Korea for water. Feb- - posaiblo; nnd, abovo placo members wcro elected. r..i .,., ni all, four additional upon of member edification Tho Executivo Committee met at once, recommendation tho 'the faKhTuT Sacr'ed mu- - r""T,i "J at hor command a bottlo of ship which shall also pass poss;ss water FebruaryJ? IS $88.20 elected officers nnd choso its commit- committee, ,lc shouIl, conseauentIy ,n th fuey 11??cash WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION tees. " ." r ' '!:,. Lcf,B"" "'Sliest degree the qualities proper to " " "" """"' elected,""to membershipft whoJ"L,shnll to T1e l?tal,"" f embezzlements charged: a truo and sure romody for tho Constitution. thfi iturc,. nd gn,,,.lT snnrtltv nnd '. v CONDEMNED qualify within two months after notice sooaness ot form lne Indictments Is $1142.10. ills and rcalndCos of women. It Articlo I. Ir0m which its other -- ui ma election sunn uo cousmurcu m character or universality spontaneous-hav- o is palatable as honey and con- organization shall - The name of this declined tho election. Any mem- Iy sprnBS. n must bo holy and must, NAVAL MILITIA IN LUCK. tains all tho nutritive and cura- bo Civic Federation of Hono- good not indobtcd "The ber in standing nnd therefore, exclude all profanity, not WASHINGTON, September tive proporties of Puro Cod Liver lulu." to tho Federation mny resign. Such , ,n 23. The It. A. Duncan, Food Commissioner oniy ltBelf but the manner (n ,Navy Department and Analyst, In the month of August Oil, combined with tho Com- Tho purposes of the Federation are resignation shall bo mado In writing to Whieh it is presented hv these ., e. has been informed To aid securing ' examined 70 milk samples, of which pound Syrup of Ilypophosphites declared to bo: ia tho Secretary. Any membor neglecting cut0 It. j. from the Mare Island Navy Yard that through the election - . two were below standard, and thirty-on- e and tho Extracts of Malt and good government to pay his indebtedness to tho icdera .It muat t,e true art, for otherwise the recent survey of the gunboat Petrel food samples, of which eleven were and appointment of honest, nblo nnd S1"1C tW? motn8Jincr ll wl" be impossible for It to Wild Search world tlnrf0r..t - exercise shows that she Is In need of repairs below One "miscellaneous" Chorry. tho capable officials. Tho establishment in writing by the Treas- on the minds of those who to standard. listen It wnlch w, cost more than the Govern examination was made, the article be- over and you will find nothing and enforcement of lnw nnd order. urcr, shnll ceaso to bo a member unless that efficacy which the church alms at 7 ing above standard. to equal it. Takou boforo moals Tho improvement of civic nnd moral oxcuscd by tho Executivo Committee, obtaining In admitting Into her liturgy m '" wllllnS to expend on her. It is A. Tavares nnd F. Medelros were the it improves tho nutritivo value conditions. Tho formation throughout Tho annual dues for each member shall the art of musical sound. But It must understood that the little craft will be m organizations similar $1.00. dairymen supplying the Inferior milk of t ordinary foods by makin-the- tho Territory of be 'at tne same time be universal In the turned over to one of the States for samples. to this. Committees. Iho following Standing sense that whntever n tintlnn Is nermlt- - tho itso nt the nnvnl mlim easier to assimilate, ant s Details of the analyses of food, etc., Articlo II. uoinmiui-e- sunn vo uppoinieu unnuuiur te(1 t0 ndmt ,nto lts eccslastlcal f given follows: has carried hopo and good cheer Executivo Committee. 1. The affairs by the Executivo Committee, to hold are as compositions those special forms may AN ANTISEPTIC LINIMENT. tomato catsup, into thousands of homes. It is of tho Federation shnll bo managed by olllco during the plcasuro of the Exccu- - be to "Twenty samples of said constitute its native music, For wounds, bruises, product sixteen absolutely roliablo and effective nn Executivo Committco of iifteon. tive Committeo nnd may be composed still, these forms - burns and like representing the of must be subordl- Injuries there is nothing manufacturers, were examined. The in Nervous Dyspepsia, Impairod 2. Tho Executivo Committeo shall be m part of members of tho Federation nated in such a manner to tho general better than elected at tho first regular meeting of who are not members of tho Exocutlve Chamberlain's Pain' Balm. It acts as examination showed 17 samples to Nutrition, Low Vitality, Wasting characteristics of Bacred music that an antiseptic, forming imper- 12 tho Federation. Five Bhall servo until Committee, but always of n majority a thin, contain chemical preservatives and uonditions, .Melancholy, Unloro-si- s, r.obody of any nation may receive an ceptible film' nver the Inlnre vn,o samples artificial color. Only one tho nnnual meeting of 1006, five until ui r.xt'cmive voramiiiccmcn: Impression other than good on hearing Scrofula, and all troubles of the nnnual meeting of 1007 and fivo Membership and Finance. which excludes the air and causes the brand, as noted below, contained sali- tha Throat Lungs. Dr. E. tnem- - 'injury to heal without matter being cylic acid and this lot, of about 2 and until tho nnnual meeting of 1908. At Legislation and Public Servants. "These qualities are to be found ln formed, Boyes says: havo found a regular nnnual meeting of tho Fed- nnd In much less time than dozen bottles, was found on sale in J. "I it tho Parks, Streets and Public Works. the hicrhest decree In the nrecrnrlnn hv the iisnnl t,MilmMi....., T -.- .- eration tbcro shnll bo election of ciecu-- . v.iu.ntiA. .i n..i.i:- ...... " ,1L. m ioacz i. only one store. Upon explaining the preparation of great merit. In vunwnvo uuu uunu cnani,...... wnicn is consequently tne chant Durns it allays the pain In- - tive committeemen to fill any vacancies Health. i almost injurious nature of salicylic acid to a rocont caso a patient gained i proper to the Roman Church, the only stantly. Sold by All Dealers and Drug- - terms of addi- I this dealer, he willingly destroyed the nearly twonty pounds in two for unexpired and five Law nnd Order. chant she has Inherited from the an- - Elsts. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., stock on hand. months' treatment, in which it tional committeemen to hold office for The Executive Committee may from clent fathers, which she has Jealously Agents for Hawaii. "Catsups on sale In Honolulu are now three years. time to time appoint further nd other guarded In her liturgical codices, which H- - was tho principal remedial 3. Executive Committee shall fill special ' preserved with benzoic acid, an The standing and committees. she prescribes exclusively for some The marriage of Miss Block It carries tho guarantee vnenncy Its own body until the Martha much used for the purpose ot any in Committee Chairmen. The chairman parts of the liturgy, and which the and Mr. Adolph Ahrens was solemnii-o- of occur- re- - f preserving various fruit and vegetables reliability and cannot fail or next annual election after the each and every committee shall m0st recent studies have so happily ed on Thursday evening at the German, products. disappoint you. At chemi.U. rence of the vacancy. port in writing upon Bueh work u his restored to their Integrity and purity." Lutheran church. n 1 HAWAIIAN GAZETTE,, TUESDAY" OCTOBER 10, 1905. -SE- MI-WKKLY. in 11 mw H 'Nt,mtt,tiiin,,m-i- "-- BALDWIN imJi FBED IS BOY JAPANESE UPERVISORS DF HAWAII 10 WITHST003 LIGHTFOOT 2200 VOLT SHOCK OH STRIKE HAVE THEIR T ROUBLES A cablegram was received on Thurs- ON EQUITY N. Onn, Japanese Ue-n- day stating that Fred Baldwin had ynrd boy of T. been operated on by Dr. Bull in New tho banker, withstood 2200 volts of MAUI, October 6. hag been peritonitis. Tho message electricity Lahalna York for for three minutes yesterday (From great was from his brother Arthur and stat- morning. Sunday's Advertiser) jlhe scene of another labor strike. Tho accident happened at 9 ed that Frank and Sam Baldwin were Legal ethics f "FtfUsen hundred Japanese laborers of HILO, October 6. Anything son, o'clock by the crossing of tho furnished the chief topic-o- also In New York. On Friday a mes- but Jos. K. Kclllkoa, nnd William telephono discussion In Mill Co. quit work last Fri- and light tho Parker ranch case Pioneer sage came saying that Fred had slight- smooth water Is that In which tho Pula Akemana be. appointed In their electric wires at Mr. Ueno's yesterday, and tho day, Sept. 29, and have been Idle for ly Improved, It was places. residence on Punchbowl Llghtfoot of but Saturday Board of Supervisors of tho County crest. The developed Into an anrumrnt week'. This time there has been learned that hl3 condition was very of alertness ns to tho duties Just a D nnd bravery of a fellow of counsel when soek- - critical and the crisis would come Hawaii Is palling. At the last meeting OFFICE. K ex no breach of the peace, no hostile dem- that workman saved Ona's life at tho tlmo parte injunctions. In the next twenty-fou- r hours. It was Communications were from W. Tho witness clo.ied his onstration of any kind. The whole In- a communication from E. Kekoa, rela- read though last night Mr. Ueno said ho direct ex- learned also that the peritonitis was W. Bruner nnd several others In South amination by describing his rKinm cident has passed off most quietly. to appendicitis, the appendicitis tive to tho treatment of lepers recently feared that the boy's Injuries were from due Konn endorsing John Gasper bo Hawaii after Eben Low lm,i Tlie attempt by the Japanese to having ruptured. None of the circum- sent from IIIlo, aroused considerable for tho severe as to endanger nis life. ed to get possession fn position of road supervisor. of the ranch. Car- the Koreans to Join In the strike stances leading up to his Illness are feeling. The writer complained of Relative Ona wns busy In the yard Just prior ter nnd Henry E. Cooner hnd sinrtp.i known. Mr. Baldwin left here with people to a similar position In South Konn, to the accident and was working along for Knllun, nnd tho witness rang Jailed. Though they are calling their harsh treatment of these nt the M. up his brothers early In September, after F. Scott wrote an endorsement for near the house. In some way he got Judge Edlngs and requested to bo - i country Japan," Ko- hands of the representatives of the notl- J native "New the the polo games, with the Intention of J. Elemakule, who, he said, was tho hold of tho telephone wires on the side fled before any action wus taken at reans are not so strenuous In disposi- spending his two months' vacation In Territorial Board of Health and ho only applicant In tho lot qualified for of tho house. An Instant later scream the request of the othpr nlilp. iinvi place. scream tion as their overlords, the Japanese, the East. asked that the matter be Investigated. the "Alniwa," he said, "wants after brought all In the neigh- obtained tho J ti rim's nmmiin i,i,.i. t,- - tno place for the graft there la In It; borhood about the ynrd boy who wns cinimea and prefer peace and quiet to the tur-Jiio- ll Supervisors Fernandez and Desha nnd been broken, tho witness VI Cocrper Is the most unfit man In struggling to free himself made long speeches, each giving In- tho from tho uhk tno steamer for Honolulu, nnd nn. of "strike" methods. . MEN SCftHCE lot. It Is only right that tho board wires. slated In drawing WHITE stances of harsh dealings with suspects. nnd presenting to 'The strikers made certain demands take time to Investigate beforo filling Another servnnt took In the situa- Gear a petition for an Injunction, the on the plantation authorities for more Both of them said that nothing of tho me vnenncy, in order that the best man tion at a glance. He seized an axe and uujeci oi wnicn was to tie may to Carter's Wages (15 cents extra per day) and less kind had occurred while L. A. Andrews get the Job." tried cut tho wires. After several hands whllo Low took possession. J. A. Mngulro en- strokes ho succeeded you lioura (8 hours per day) of labor, and was Sheriff and attended to the busi- wrote n strong and Ona relaxed "Why didn't get your Injunction dorsement of L. S. Aungst, who, ho on the ground. In the Third Circuit " asked Kinney. presented list of small grievances to ness. , a wrote, would tnko the place for tho He wns nicked nn nml n .... "Because tho estato of Annie T. Mr. MakUakano K. be redressed. moved to amend a honor thero mny bo In It nnd fifteen or summoned. It was found that tho Parker was pending In the First Cir- As far as can be learned there was Deputy Road Supervisor David ponding motion by asking that a re- twenty dollars a month for a secretary. boy's hands were horribly burned, his cuit," replied the witness. feet scorched hl hrwii Yiit, - no 'eufflolent reason for the concerted Crownlngberg and Robert Hair of quest be sent to tho Board of Health Tho communication, together with nn nnd "But you did not operate In tho name application the shock. He was revived of the Japanese It was simply Bishop & Company returned last night that the Government physician, from Otto W. Roso for tho and his of Annlo T. K. Parker when you re- action Dr. position of building Inspector Hilo, uurns were dressed. you?" from days' trip nround Oahu. of turned, did an aftermath of the former violent a four Stow, and the agent of the Board of wns referred to tho public Improvement InVCStlgntlon RlllllVeil (lint Mm fain. "Well, tho guardian as guardian struggle between labor and capital as- The veteran road man found tho roads Health, Mr. Bowman, be removed. commltteo. phone wires nnd thp. fp,i wim - . was holding possession ngnlnst on great electric lights us." sisted by the police and the mllltla. excellent but remarked the Mr. Fernandez said It would be bet- LEGAL CONTESTS. had become crossed. Tho "Who is 'us'?" Hashed Kinney. changes evident on the other side of boy had withstood a shock 2200 refused to accede to ter to go a little slow. Judge Stanley Is In town to defend of "Samuel Parker,'1 replied tho wit- Tile authorities the Island. ness. the demands nnd the strikers were all "We traveled for miles nnd did not Chairman Molr said It would bo much tho mandamus sult brought by N. K. Lympn-tlgalnsr- " Auditor Mngulre, Kinney, produced the potltlon In the Monday house- see a white man. Is strange to go to tho complaints oh ooVococokcoooc paid oft on and their It better refer to tho Woll'as the suit brought by tho tlon and In rendering his opinion sup- caso of Samuel Parker vs. A. W.' Car- Continually among new-com- e Japanese Board hold belongings ordered to be taken Health Committee, and this motion was Supervisors porting High Sheriff Henry's conten-tlo- n, ter, which had been presented to Judge and Chinese. Around Wnlalua, there of to determine tho status ., of county Attorney General rs Gear In the hopes of getting n tem- from plantation premises. seem to bo no whites left any more. carried. the sheriff In the matter of Andrews police nppolntments. to hnvo overreached himself." porary injunction. First the seven or eight hundred All their houses nre shut up and tho BOND PREMIUM REFUSED. you Speaking of the controversy between AN EFFICIENT OFFICER. "Do recognlzo tho duty of coun- men agreed to go back to work Japs do not even know the country sel is seeking nn ox parte Injunction well enough to Is. A communication from David K. High Sheriff Henry nnd Sheriff Keo- - Tho Tribune says editorially! on Wednesday, but finally It was ar- tell where Dowsett's to stnte tho fully "The roads nro In good shape. We Baker asking that the board pay the lanul over tho custody of the Porto "The dismissal from defendant's claim nnd 1500 report tho Public fairly?" ranged that all the should In rig met no diff- piemium Rlcnn boy, sentenced to tho Reform Works Department traveled a and with on his surety bond as deputy of Road Engineer 'I recognlzo tho duty of for work today. iculties at nil." ' Schoot nnd who wns afterwards releas- G. II. Gero because of tho counsel to sheriff had little consideration and on ed from the IIIlo by Maby retrenchment state nil mntcrlnl facts," replied Light-- Mr. Klamp of II. Hackfeld & Co. was Jail Jailor policy of tho administration Is a mis- motion of Mr. Fernandez, who did not unuer oruers Honolulu, uounty root, "but I don't think they nro cnlled In Lnhnlna during the difficulty. irom fortune not only to that official but to upon believe It was right for county to Attorney Williams had tho following tho to file n brief on behalf of tho will the community. By his strict Intets-rlt- y, From last reports the laborers I to say: Is very plain defendant." iuh tins nay the expense of keeDlnrr a man "Tho law on the honesty and fnlthful performance still work 10 hours per diem and have m subject, nnd the High Sheriff made a of "Don't you think thnt the fact that ' duty ho has mado a straight, tho request was indefinitely very great 'In record on tho Annlo T. K. Parker owned been offered no Increase In wages. It error ordering tho prison- Island of Hawaii of which any mnn half that postponed. er released. Tho law, which Is con- rnnch wns n material fact?" asked Is possible that the Japanese, realizing might well bo proud. If by reason of ns tained ill' Section 239 of the Revised Kinney. they were In wrong, ac- bene BOOZING POLICEMEN, cutting oft his salary by tho Territory that the have Lawp'Hawall, Is very plain and pro- his "Not on our theory of the enso." n services nro lost to tho county, tho thero any cepted some minor concessions. Deputy l vides' "Is reference to Annlo T. Sheriff Kclllkoa wrote a tlint tho High Sheriff or his depu- Board of Supervisors will mako a grave I safo-keepl- K. Parker In thnt potltlon from THE COUNTY BOARD. complaint against tho two pollcomen ties shnll havo the 'custody and Znlfilpl in nnt nrnvl.llnn n .. l...MA.1l first "is. tho foJnsti" Peter Kanae, son of Captain Kanae appointed In t of children Bcntonced to ate place for him." super v'sors of Maul county jail, his district last month, "I don'r icrtowl" said' "the witness, The have of the police force, Is In and his the Reform School, 'until delivered FUSION SCHEME. "nnd I can't say I care very much." meetings wife Is In the hospital. He says In his communication that ' over to the principal of tho school.' been holding In their office in The former Thnro In nn pffnrt nn fnnt in l.flnr. Kinney took up the petition In detail. Is wlfe-bcatn- g, tho officers, W. H.I Kepolkai building, Wailuku, on Tues- charged with and his J. K. Nahale and That would seem to cover the case, Ho asked Llghtfoot If It was wife's tho law provides about a fusion of Democrats and Homo fair to evening, condition shows that Peter was L. Kawewehl, havo frequently dis- hut further that tho omit all reference to tho minor's own- day, Wednesday, Wednesday way High deputies 'de- icuiers, ana to this end a commltteo not lenient In tho he administered obeyed his Instructions they Sheriff or his shall consisting ership and the fnct thnt A. W. Carter Thursday and Thursday evening, when chastisement. and that fray nil expenses attending the convey- of C. M. LcBlond, J. T. Ryan Chnrlpn Wllllnmn HfnftA.i n was her guardian, nnd to represent The was persist In boozing. He further recom- ance of such children.' I can no and hnvn they adjourned till November. Mrs. Kanae removed from her see embodying that A. W. Carter was merely a dis- home to Queen's Hospital mends their dismissal nnd asks that his other construction to put upon tho sec- - statement tho principles nnd payment of monthly bills and other Kakaako the me charged employe of Samuel Parker who about 5 o'clock yesterday morning. uujecis oi loeni ucmocrntlc party, routine business took up their atten- which nro printed In tho form of n was trespassing on tho ranch. Llght- Both eyes had been blackened, there replied tion. number of propositions for Im- circular letter. These arc being circu- foot that according to their A was a scalp wound nnd her body show- theory of surviving partnership Carter provements were presented which numerous SCENE IN MAGOON'S lated in tho English and Hnwntlnn the ed bruises. A little later OFFICE languages wns a discharged employe. As to Peter was escorted to tho throughout tho county, In board took under advisement. No new station tho hope of n whether or not It was possible for him house. Ho was drunk at the time. affecting union of the to measure of any Importance was passed two parties. A greater portion of bo a trespasser on his ward's prop- Mrs. Kanne was not able to leave the AT START OF PARKER CASE the erty Llghtfoot said he would have to .upon. hospital all day yesterday. circular Is tnken up with a declaration against govern- consult authorities. TROUBLE ON SHIPBOARD. tho centralized form of ment of tho Territory mismanage- Kinney further objected to a refer- nnd ence to to Last' Friday, W. O. ment of public affairs Repub- Parkor wanting closo tho MAGOON'S under a partnership business, to tho statement ivlken JCnhulnl, 111 hlR as REJOICING OVER PROPHETIC SOUL. lican administration. of capacity thnt the property of tho Parker ranch U. S. Shipping Commissioner, visited "Gentlemen : I don't want to have anything: to do KONA LOOKING UP. wns on Oahu ns well ns Hnwnll, and MORNING tele-pho- ICoanapall at the request of the cap- STAR with this case. If you go into it, it will be the fight of L. S. Aungst, mnnager of tho to tho BuppreBslon of the fact that tho tain of the barkentlne Sea King now company In Kona, accompanied deceased partner had been dead thir- your lives. You will be fighting certain vested inter- by discharging cargo at Kaanapali. The Missionary Herald for October Miss Stella Pedro, arrived from teen years. Llghtfoot denied repeated- some with ests here and perhaps a number of the most influential Konn, via the Volcano House. Mondav ly thnt anything material had been There was trouble the In Its Micronesia Notes, says: Tho year crew who complained of "nagging" on people in the community. The Sumner case will not night. Mr. Aungst is making his nnnu- - omitted. began amid universal rejoicing over al circuit of Hawaii on "I have stated It many times," the part of the captain. However, the be in it, we mighty and his return said sailors were easily pacified and agreed the coming of Morning Star, No. E, a and shall be lucky if the whole lot home ho Invnrlably concludes thnt, next he, "nnd will stnte fifty times more If to you like, petition Is to stay the voyage out. steamer of 400 tons, well equipped for of us do not find ourselves in jail. I won't consider Hllo, Holualoa Is tho best place on thnt tho a fair tho map. Ho reports conditions In statement of nil the material facts, Last week one of the crew assaulted the service of touring, this matter for a moment unless you put $1000 in gold the the cook, who was drunk, and was and under the Kona ns looking up nnd on a firmer taking Into consideration our theory of brought before the Lahalna court. command of Captain Garland. Tho coin as a retainer on my desk." Magoon's statement foundation thnn nt nnv tlmn slnpn Hm tho case." On Friday, the work of discharging steamer would have been welcomed when asked by S. Low and McCrosson to bring coffee industry was parnmount In tho The witness ndmltted that tho ob- - J. suit 1frt Jlpplclnt- - tlin Inlunptlnn wnn Tn j 1 cargo came to a standstill on account with Joy under whosesoever command. uisinci. jvona sugar company has rt J' among to force Carter to sell Paauhau. about hundred acres of oxrollnnt get Cnrter out of possession nnd miL.fl of the strike the plantation The return of Captain Garland would three Japanese. enno and tho laborers nro paid prompt Low In, nnd Kinney began on that have Joy fpnilirn nt thrt Inw. DANCING PARTY. called out grateful whatever (From Saturday's Advertiser.) the facts and ho made out tho aff- ly, no says Mr. McStockcr visits tho vessel ho commanded. That they had came idavit." plantation nt regular Intervals nnd hns "Don't you know thnt It Is outside of s Saturday evening, Sept. 30, a most The examination of Sam Parker tho pale of equity to trans- - '1 given come together, nnd were to remain so Tho examination then came back to assured thn nnnntn thnt dm pimrhm. Jurisdiction enjoyable dancing party was at to a close yesterday, and Attorney money fer possession by means of a tempora- Mr. In the management of the Ranch. The hns behind It and It will be a the Kallua (Pala) residence of and for some tlmo the service of tho Llghtfoot was called to the stand on go. ry Injunction?' demanded Kinney. Mrs. G. W. Wilbur, In honor of Miss witness had not objected to Carter's Mr. Aungst Is a crank on roads mission, filled the cup of thanksgiving petitioner. The day was mismanagement nnd Bays tho Tho witness thought that If Carter Oss of Honolulu. The guests from Ka-Jiul- behalf of the becauso ho was not anxiety of tho people for to tho brim, and has been nn un- except when s to ad- had been given possession ns mnnager Puunene, Pala and Hnmakua-pok- o full of Interest Parker ready face a partition suit. He inu appointment oi a rond supervisor question Wnl-kol- oa Is and now claimed it ns guardian tho completely filled the parlors of measured blessing to missionaries and memory failed on tne of mitted, however, that ho had given no cnused onlv bv tholr ilnslrn tn rot and he returned a long .series of notice of more and better ones. court would havo Jurisdiction, "the residence and danced to the lively people In all the Islands of all tho dissatisfaction with Carter, Magoon In I remember" to Kinney's ques and admitted that ho had praised Car- "Didn't try that tho caso music of a string band until a Into groups. The usual work In all parts don't ITEMS. of Wundenberg vs. Murkhnm nnd iliour. A special trains was nun to Ka- tions. ter's management, though ho would not "I find flip Knrpnn Inlinrnru nnMaflml of the mission had been carried on pa- was first di Bay he so didn't the Supreme Court rule that nn llua from Humakuapoko and Pala. Tho that had done "many times." or reconciled to conditions." Injunction tiently with many of rected to Important question of tho With regard to whom their Thus would not be granted to NOTES. and features the Fred Carter, spoko Secretary 8. H. Yoon of tho change possession?" special success. longer witness's connection with tho removal tho witness had suggested as manager, ul Tho stay of the Foreign Offico of Korea, Is The schooner Olga arrived In Kahu-ll- proceedings before tho suit was Kinney claimed that tho witness was who on a "I am not familiar with the facts or Friday with a cargo of lum- Star at each Island, made possible by special mission Irom his government that case," snld the witness. last brought. The charge was directly made trying to give tho Impression that ho to inquire ber for the Kahulul R. R. Co. her speed, has already yielded special affidavit previously filed was last resort, into tho condition of Korean Kinney nsked If the court was go- that Parker's a and read a letter laborers In Hnwnll. Rpnrptnrv Vmn t ing to In claiming The Immense cane areas at Kaana- benefits, nnd promises more for the Involved material misrepresentation In which Parker urged the appoint- sit the afternoon, pali belonging to Pioneer Mill Co. pre- accompanied by Rev. John W. Wad- - that the other courts could not bo as years to come. The lllnes of Mrs. and concealment, but tho witness ment before Von Tempsky had been man. sent a most beautiful appearance. Ka- was Magoon and not heard from. Here again busy as supposed It Judge De Bolt wan Stimson, claimed that it the witness Seventeen nnRSpnerprn In to attorneys try anapali, Irrigated by the pure moun-tnl- n necessitating her immediate affidavit, and had failed to give nottce of his change nrrlwil tim unable find ready to he who had drawn the - caes. The court water from Honolua, Is an Ideal return to this country with her hus- Magoon should nnswer jor it. of heart, except as embodied In sug- steamer Enterprise from San Frnncls- decided to cut out the that CO. nnmnlv: Mr. nml Mrq Trnlmna ttvrt afternoon session adjourned place for sugar cane culture. band, left the force at Ruk weakened The witness testified that he had gestions regarding the details of tho and till By Friday's steamer of last week, vas going to be he children and maid; Mrs. W. G. Walker, Monday morning. nnd distressed; but the Misses Bald- heard that the suit ranch. Parker admitted that had two "Dr. W. D. Baldwin brought his wife before his promise to stand for agreed In June, 1903, to raise Fred Car- cniidren and nurse; Mrs. D. W. high-heart- to delay brought to Puunene, they nre win's decision was two ISO Marsh, J. W. Mason, Ted Guard, K. T. and child where the thousand dollar fee. It ter's salary a month, but said It , furlough iiuniti-- Anna guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Baldwin. , their and the good spirit and or three months later before he heard was because he had a wife and family. rruncis uonsAlvcs, Miss Can't Be Separate! Dr. Baldwin immediately rciurneu 10 cnpaclty of Mr. Jagnow and his bride that John Hind had also agreed to Referring again to the antlqunted K. Bclgslcksher and Miss N. Belgslck-Bhe- r. Honolulu. havo done much to overcome the re- bear n part of the expense and that methods In vogue on the ranch when The Ladles' Reading Club met at sulting embarrassments and to make Hind had consented that J. S. Low Carter took hold, Kinney, after a lit- Exercises In connection with the Mrs. Dora von Tempsky's, Makawao, the year one of success. should act as next friend on account tle sparring, obtained an admission opening of tho new Hllo Boarding Some Honolulu Peoplo Have Learned Friday afternoon, Sept. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Case arrived In Guam of his relationship to the family. from the witness that, all things con School will bo held on Thanksgiving How to Get Bid of Both. Tuesday afternoon, the 3rd, the La-- last December, and havo been diligent- "I didn't ask him to bring this suit," sidered, Carter had mado reasonable Day, November 13, and will tnko tho dies' Aid Society met at Mrs. D. C. ly studying the situation, caring for snld the witness, and Kinney became progress during his administration to place of the exercises usually held that Backaclio and kidney ache are twin Lindsay's, Pala, It has been decided the mlsslonnry work In progress, nnd deeply Interested. According to the ward getting the place on, a modern day. During the afternoon there will Dromors. to hold the annual sale of fancy ar- mastering the language. next question It appeared that the de- basis. bo a fair and luau and Bports will bo xou can't separnto thom. ticles at Mr. nnd Mrs. D. B. Murdoch's, In the month of April a cyclone of fense was Btllt looking for the man The purchase of Wnlkoloa was then held on the campus, the proceeds to And you can't get rid of tho back-acb- o Pala, the early part of November. especial fury visited Kusale and e, who fathered the suit. Kinney remind- taken up, but here tho witness's mem- be used In nn effort to ralao the debt of until you cure tho kidney ache. Next Wednesday the Jury term of the lasting only a few hours, but ed the witness that Wundenberg had ory failed. Kinney detailed long and the new building. Mrs. J. L. Richard- If tho kidneys nro wod and strong, 2nd Judicial .Circuit Court begins at prostrating almost every missionary protested that It had been brought circumstantial conversations and In- son nnd Rev. S. L. Desha will have the rest of tUji, system is protty euro to Lahalna. building, utterly destroying most of against his advice, that Magoon hnd terviews without eliciting anything charge of tho luau. be in vigorous health. Though the Haiku Fruit and Pack- them, uprooting trees, and spreading consented with the utmost reluctance more satisfactory than, "I don't re- The merry raplty-ra- p of tho type- Doan'a Backache Kidney Pills make ing Co. finished a most successful sea-Bo- n destruction and dismay through both to act as attorney, that J. S. Low had member nnythlng about that." writer Is heard all day long nt tho strong, healthy kidneys. last month, the canning factory Is islands. A few of the natives lost never thought enough of it to put up When Kinney closed, Parker evinced high school. Under the supervision of B. Hanoland, of this city, is a Cus- still busy doing odd Jobs, putting up their lives; a greater number and one or promise a cent, and that with the such eagerness to leave the chair that Professor Smith a commercial course tom IIouso guard. He writos; "Having Jellies, etc. of the missionaries suffered personal witness's disclaimer there was no one Magoon cut out the redirect examina- has been outlined In the school, per- been afflicted with an aching back for Tuesday afternoon, the finals In the injuries, but happily no life was lost In sight who had really urged the suit tion nnd called Llghtfoot to the stand. mitting students to learn correctly the some time, I procured a supply ot Makawao tennis tournament, ladles' In any of the schools or in any of the to be brought. The witness wns unable Llghtfoot began with a remarkable use of the typewriter. Nearly all tho Doan'a Backache Kidney PIUb at Hoi-list- single, were played at the Sunnyslde missionary homes. The Star was nt to throw any light on the situation and scene In Magoon'r office with J. L. pupils attracted by the novelty of the Drug Co.'s store, and used them. court, Pala, and resulted as follows: anchor In the harbor of Kusale, nnd the mystery remained unsolved. Low and McCrosson urging Magoon to machine are becoming expert type- The results were most satisfactory and Mrs. W. S. Nlcoll, Miss Ethel was driven to and fro and was In great Then Kinney dragged out the affida- bring suit to force Carter to sell Pa writers. As yet no classes In stenog- I know that tho pills are a valuable Smith, Mrs. Nlcoll was the win- peril, but remained seaworthy, and In vit and read that portion In which Par- auhau, and Magoon warning his cli raphy have been organized, but It is medicine xor a lame back." ner. Next week the gentlemen of the this exigency has proved of the great- ker "denied that he was cooperating ents that they were all on the road hoped shorthand work may soon be Doan'a Backache Kidney Pills are club are to contest among themselves est service to the mission. The loss In with Eben P. Low, F. Wundenberg, J. to Jail, but finally concluding to take commenced. sold by ail druggists and storekeepers for the purpose of classification. property Is about $10,000, not Including B. Low, J. Alfred Magoon, J. Llghtfoot, his chances If he saw a thousand dot Hereafter Dr. OUIe Shlpman and at 60 cents per box (six boxes $2.B0) or Weather Showery In localities and the personal losses of the missionaries. or with any of them In any way other lnrs In sight Geo. Richardson will manage the Ship-ma- n will be mailed on receipt of price by cooler In temperature. Provisions were Injured, but not so than Is herein set forth." Kinney read The witness then took up his visit ranch nnd dairy at Puoo. Chas. the Holllater Drug Co., Ltd., Honolulu, Is- H that there 1 not enough for present the section through, but failed to find to the Parker Ranch on the occasion Olney, who has been In charge for the wholesale agents for the Hawaiian Harlan Roberts, a teacher from Tuc- needs. Permanent houses must be any mention of the agreement to pay that Eben' Low went up to demand paBt year, expects to leave Bhortly for lands. son, Arizona, Lahalna-lun- a built for the missionaries and the the fee. possession, and when tho court ad- the Coast; Remember the name Doan'a and tako has arrived at no ' to take chrge of the English De- schools, and the work set on foot again "Why was no mention of the fee journed was giving a highly realistic L. Dalngerfleld of Ookala, who under- substitute. partment and give Instruction In car- as soon as possible. No missionary mode?" demanded Kinney. account of branding at the Walmea went nn operation nt .the Hilo hospital f pentry. Mr. Roberts Is a graduate of Intimates the possibility of giving up "Ask Magoon why he didn't put It pen as seen from a safe seat on a high about ten days ago, is able to be A. W. Dunn has resigned as engineer "Park College, Mo. or yielding to this disaster. In," replied the witness. "I gave him fence. about; of Klpohulu mill.

r?W V 1HJf - . -.ks, '. ? w.' .' i, jjaih a .XffHrn-- i HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER ifc, 190$. -i- SEMI-WEKKLY,

CLIMATE MND CHARACTER. LOCAL BREVITIES. IIUHINEOH CAKDS. The commonest observation Id the world is that we can toll n tnnn's nativity GAZETTE LTD.-Oaa- aral HAWAIIAN U. HACKFKLD CO, liy his face and his speech An individual with normal features, the cuatomnry From Saturday Advertiser,) the Postofiicc of Honolulu, II. T., Second-clas- s Matter. Commission AscnU, Qub BC, Uoata Entered at limbs nnd senses bumps Into u onJh)) street and we instuntly think of a place Optcrnor Carter has finished his lulu. II. I Seml-Wkl- y and Fridaya. hemisphere. oblivious of the physical dif- nnmm Issued Tuesdays over the hill or in tho other Then, report to the Minister of th F. A. BCnAEFTm CO. Imports ferences of our world, we speak of" tho "Infinity of human nature." Interior. and Commlnlon Merchant, Uonola -- lu. Hawaiian , WALTER G. SMITH, Editor. Human naturo is, in a way, infinite. Ono never know whether n man with "rlneesR Theresa Wilcox yesterday bUaft. rtrclved Informally Prime Ferdinand j a straight nose nnd a crossed ojo bents his wlfo or worships her with new kEWERS ft COOKE.-(Ro- brt Lowers. and other officers of the Italian cruiser J. Lowrey, C. M. Cooke.) Subscription Rates: gowns. On the other hnnd ono findmen who were plain, rcspcetnblo citizens r. Import ,1'cr Month, Foreign. .75 Calabria. era and dealers In lumber and build Month $.60 of becoming vagrants In Han Francisco, Hfo Insurnnco magnates in Ins materials. Office. 414 Fort BL f 6.001 Per Year, Foreign.. 6.00 0hkosh Heverend Frank Fltz will soon leivo Yeftr Now Jersey, or rising from respectability to spirituality as missionaries In lolanl College to devote himself ex- j Advance. HONOLULU IKON WORKS CO. Ma- Payable Invariablyin Seoul. Wo knew them in Oshkosh but fnll utterly to rccognl7e them nnywhero clusively to the natle congregation of chinery of everr deacrltlon mad the M else. What is tho reason f Why does the man who, in Oshkosh, diligently cathedral. nler. OCTOBER 10. An neighbors tho oggs laid' in his hum 'by alien hens, play hand- examination of candidates for TUESDAY returned to his admission to the Territorial bar will HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE.. ball with our life insurance premiums in New Jersoy, pick our pocket in New bo held on Monday by the special com- h, NEWSPAPER. York and point us to tho rond to Heaven in Korea t All Wisconsin people aro mittee appointed by the Supreme TRIAL BY Honolulu, October 9, 1905. case al- - all New Jersoy people aro not astutely respcctnblo and It is known Court. of- - country prcw hn the plantations' income tax not honest, A portion tho Awaiting trial for murder, Kosekl, a get through with it, however, with a fair degree of certainty that some Now Yorkers are not thieves, nnd NAME Or STOCK, Capital, dy ns Bood as decided. When the courts Japanese, got a change of venue yes- Vl. Bid. Alk to the assessor all Koreans aro not spiritual. some plantations en the other islands may pay their income tax terday to the lost tribunal. Ho died MXHCAMTlrJE. C. 11,000,000 situated, and others Ko-se- kl UbxwbbAUo 100 5 .L .,!..!.! t i. nt,l nn.l mills. In each ense. are To explain it, ono must tnke the analogy of mcdiclno or food. Some men In Oahu prison of stomach trouble. HUOAB. reports of the case, the toma- murdered one Suemoto last De- Ewa ... 5,000,000 20 M 375 , pay Honolulu. In tho published cat tomatoes and shout for cholcrn mixture and a doctor; others thrlvo oil ontinuo to theirs at cember In a quarrel over a woman. Haw. Anrr!Atil,Mrl. l.moor loo ics 4 plantations named aro not by any means in identical circumstances excepting toes. Quinino drives some individuals crazy and givos others strength to load llaw.Com.&Hugar Co 10,000,000 ICO all over tho Miss Julia Coman of Portland, Ore., nawauau sugar t;o 2,000,000 20 1 to the single matter of their location. Taking plantations an upright and untrcmulous life. , wns the guest of honor on Thursday of Hononiu 710 000 100 .... 145 as Ilonokaa 'JO Some, for instance, aro, prin- So with climate. Not tho climate which is described by meteorological Is 2,000000 15 IV f islands, circumstances aro likewise divergent. it is Miss Stella Love, whom she visiting Haiku I. 500,000 100 .... IBS islands seventy-flv- e Kahuku 600,000 S3 owned in Honolulu, somo in Ban Francisco and somo on tho tables and maps, but that essential climate that is made up of distanco and for several months. About 20 .... cipally young people were the guests. The Klliel flan. Co. Ltd J.KC.000 50 1H designation of tho "principal place of brcezo and clouds nnd sun and air. We recognize everywhere. Wo Klnihuli, 160,000 100 whero located. Perhaps tho chartered sky and it so- .... afternoon was pleasantly passed In Koloa 600 000 100 .... 150 deciding point and perhaps not. speak of the hardy Now Englander, tho soft Southerner, tho languid Mexican. Mcllryde 1,HO,000 20 business" may bo the cial chat. A Hawaiian quintet club 8uE.l'o.,Ltd. . 6 K in courtB, though, the outside talk about Oahu in calculating tho effect' of this we must nlso figure on what physician's delightful music. uuiuDucsruo J.fOO.COO 100 100 108 Tending a final decision tho But furnished Onomea 1,000,010 20 .... everything in sight is only silliness. The Territorial authorities call "idiosyncrasy." Some can not eat meat or fish; others die from devour- The Commercial Club of Kentucky Oukala &O0.U00 20 5H 6 trying to grab Olaa Co. 5.000,000 6 administering tho tax law as they wnnts to know names of Kentuckl-nn- s Sucar Ltd... 20 and tho divisional assessors were merely ing fruit. the Olowalu 150 000 103 80 living de- SugPlanCo. 8,000 000 50 21 county Kauai stepped in to claim what it deemed its In Hawaii. Tho club raaubau lead it, ivhcn the of Tako tho New Englander from his native place and he may preserve the sires to extend Invitations to every Paelfio 500,000 100 -- .. 2U and proper for it U do. If wrong is shown to be done his Pala 750,000 100 ... IN Tight as was only meet virtues and strength of inheritance or be debilitated. Southerners often who haB moved away from Pepekeo 750.600 160 and tho Kentuckian 100 .... to tho counties other than Oahu by the method called in question, die in Massachusetts from the weather's severity. Yankees and Chinese go to the Blue Grass State to return next Pioneer 2,750.000 ioo upa 151 of being applied as tho Coming WalaluaAgri.Co..... 4.5CO.OQO 100 70 71 courts find so without also having a remedy capable Mexico nnd nover relax during n lifetime. spring nnd attend the "Home nalluku 700,000 100 .... 7 Legislature will have to straighten out tboUPcult Week" festivities at Louisville. It Is Walluku Sucar Co. law stands, then the So it is both climnte and human nature that aro infinite. But climate is said according to the census Scrip 800,000 that last Walmanalo 252,000 . o 1 tho slFongor,- - more enduring. ' Eventually to its own form. Genera there nreuvei" 600,000 Kentucklans liv Walmea Sugar Mill.. 125,000 55 c5 LANGUAGE. tions in tho tropics'amcliorato the rugged Down-caste- and a century in Iowa' ing In other states and territories. UliniT.MM.nn. A UNIVERSAL Inter-lalan- d H Uo. U.50S.000 snort-sighte- d gaze 8. !? was gives tlio .southern tho steady, piercing ol tjip M-ojf- wa most rcmatkablo assemblages over gathered together the Italian t SSuJdiy s Advertiser) Hw. Eltotrio Go.. ,500 WO One of the prairie-bred- . 1 IK i 1,250,000 101 ,,., , , ,, Boulogne, which has lately closed. Fiftqcn thousand a) SjJuJlfeFpe teol6o7 erruled the demurrer H. K.T.AUCo.C... 05 70 Esperanto Congress in Mutual Tel. Co every known rncc, in- Tho moral effects aro moro noticeable even than tho physical ones. But, InJtM K&iihl 3uar Co. case, Blerce vs. 150.000 OK "Esporantists" were in attendance. They represented Hutchlns. O.K. A I Co 4.000,000 8" But tho odd part of. it all was that the delegates spoke llko them, thcro is no law by which 'to predict what will happen In certain cases. llllOll H, UO 1,000,000 cluding tho Chicagoan. Mr. and Mrs. Wlllnrd Brown aro ex- Honolulu llrowlne A ono is certain. No generations, ever can wholly 400,000 but one language Esperanto. Only thing man, after pected to rcturs home In the Korea on 24tf havo fondly planned a universal forget his blood. Tho mountaineer remembers tho hills ho nover saw. Ho 19th TJnNnH. Many men of scienco and nf ignorance the lnstnnt. Baw.Ter.. 4 p. those of tho In- c.lBlre language. Somo of these inventions have abused no cars but whoso fathers know tho sea will now nnd again tasto tho salt air, though his A cablegram from Chief Clerk Buck-lan- d laima St 5.000 100 Haw o . .. 2,000,000 Volupuk have thriven briefly and dis- foot bo yellow with tho choking dust of tho inmost plnins. all wo aro of the executive offlces announces Ter.lJip ventor's immediate victims; others like After Haw. Gov't.. d. a.... BSO.OOU 100 he will on Sonoma, Cal. Beet A dug--. Kef. a very smart combination with tcctotalism in a paper children of tho soil. And, like tho redoubtable Fnlstaff, when denth sweeps that sail the due appeared. Volupuk, by here October IS. , O D. I). C, 1,000,000 K has still a fictitious existence. from our vision the gross present nnd takes from our cars tho insistent tumult Haiku 8. p.o...- - ... . 232,000 104; called tho Voieo amend- vom. bug-a-r artificial pre- Charles S. Dole has filed an liaw. a tho new tongue, will go tho way of its of life, wo go hack liko children to tho green fields, tho unsoiled sky, tho white itii. a n. ft... 1,804,000 105 Whether Esperanto, ed petition for the Kauai Electric Co., Haw. present it offers nn interesting crested rollingea of our nativity. Tho day is over, tho work is done. Wo Sugars p. c... 500,000 101 decessors can not definitely be asserted. At Ltd., for a registered title to land at iino u. it. uo., a p. c. l.ouo.ooo M) 05 language. turn back with thoncrring instinct of our blood turn back homo. Maunaloa, Kauai, containing 3.75 acres. Hon. K T. A L. Co., exponment in patent 6p.o , Toe.ooo 107K support several Judge Robinson made a decree legal- Kahuku on. n 200,000 But at least this novel tongue has enough followers to 1UU nearly izing the adoption of Leu Llm Sin, O. It. A LCn.ln. 2,000,000 105 company. Its tones are heard in Oahu Co. 9 p. c. 750,000 papers, a magazine and a theatrical male child of Chal SLn and Chlng Shee, Sucar HKj may in time becomo almost a vehicle BLOWS AND BOYCOTTING. Olaa Busar Co.. 6 p.c. 1,250.000 lOO'f every eity in tho world. Presumably it hl wife, by Lani I,en with all the raiBD p.c 872.000 lM!i like tho Hebrew, it must bo . language without a Hns it como to such n pass In Honolulu that a man who is even suspected privileges of Inheritance. Pioneer Mill Co.S p. o. 1,250,100 105 for original thought. Still, Walalua Ak.Co. Bp.o. 1,000,000 nf helping tho crusado ngainst tho gimbling evil must tako risks of personal W. Austin Whiting has filed nn mumjuu QURar no 780,000 ioo"1 " Qunit i univer- donbtfurwIiethcTTiny scicnfinc'Tanguago wilrevcr attain vloleneo-o- r persecution from tho police? amended bill of Interpleader ngnlnst SESSION sality. Tho first requisite of a living tonguo is baby talk. Given no mother's the copartners In Duck Yuen Co. It SALES. Kdwnrd Townscnd, a sickly, undersized youth, wns called into tho polico Is n suit to decide to whom shall be (Morning Session.) caressing words, no child's prattle, how is ono to mako n language ono's soft station tho other day and assaulted bj bartender A'ida, who holds a responsible paid a sum of $720.06 In plaintiff's 50 McBryde, G; 10 Ewa, 27; 5 Kibel,. living human being speaks a mother tongue. Ho ownt Moro than this, every position there. Townscnd says ho was charged with giving information to a hands belonging to that copartnership 7.75. - nmu or Its individual may learn others, but never wan twit, nrsi inniiunruy. imj- luvunuuu BUnCrviSOr and Others niTIlinst tlin lnlirn in pnnnnpfinn wifli rrnmlillnrr Vidn member. SALES BETWEEN BOARDS. or to curiosity. But A. A. filed as Esperanto, must appeal solely to a commercial instinct ho Montano has a voluntary 50 Hon. B. & M. Co., 23.50; 10 Hon. R. admits that slapped Townscnd several times becauso of his attempt or threat .bankruptcy petition In the Federal is worth remembering that 15,000 delegates, all speaking Esperanto, gathered ' T. & L. Co. Com., 67.50. 75 Ewa. 27:. it to "put up a joV' on tho polico. In cither caso Vida took tho law into his Court, showing JS707.21 liabilities nnd all of tho world. 40 Wnlalua, 70. . in Boulogno from parts own hands nnd has not been for ' JCOOO pt nssets. Mrs. Mary : arrested it. o J- - nls a petition former polico oilieer Dcvaucliplle asserts that ho wns berated by Brown Mntnno has fllea of LOCAL OFFICE OF THE UNITEI OBSTACLES TO SMALL FARMING. and Chillingorth for "working for Henr- y- and acting as a "spy for tho ofcn11 STATES WEATHER BUREAU. wns no Is"" A man on Hawaii has written to Secretary Atkinson expressing doubt that Advertiser." Jio tola mat couiii expect no employment hero oven from assets of $8550. S Alexander Young Building, farms of forty or fifty acres would be profltnblo (away from the ono island of certain largo pnvato employers of labor. Mrs. Meaal Kekuewn of Wnlanae has Honolulu, Monday, October 0. Oahu) first, becauso tho market is too restricted; second, because tho freight If tho stories told by Townsend and Dcvaiicholle are true they point to a two petitions for administration on file, each naming Henry Smith for the rates aro too high. stato of things at tho polico station which no reputable community should to THBBMO. S g E$ wind trust. One relates her mother's H g Theso are the standard objections. Tho answer to tho first ono is that It is bad enough to let vico flourish without punishment, but it trebles of which her father nnd herself 5 specialized tropical agriculturo has tho wholo United States for a market. tho infnmy when men who aro merely suspected of aiding measures for tho en- are the only heirs, and tho other to Farming hero does not mean wheat and corn, cabbages and potatoes, eggs, milk forcement of law and civic deconoy aro mado to suffer both from blows and her uncle's estate, of which sbo claims ? f .3 g rs?P - to be Bole heir. Tho estates are valued : : lis- and butter, save for family use, but pineapples, tobacco, sisal, vanilla and rub- boycotting. ' i p.? omo at $2000 each, consisting mostly of ! ber. These products no' moro havo to depend on tho local market than does lands. sugar; for a customer they havo a continent. 1900 29.94 :::::84 71 78 .01 71 6 sw Now n political bugbear has been raised to help Brown out. No doubt ho (From Monday's Advertiser) is n very real obstaclo now, but thcro is nn easy way to 1D01 29 98 82 72 77 .08 70 5 NK The freight tariff needs nil tho help ho can get, but tho Star's weird yarn won't contribute much ap- Manager George II. Fair-chil- of the get around it. Somo time ago inquiry was made at Washington ns to tho 1602 80.02 82 70 75 .05 80 3 aw to that end. Makee Sugar Co. arrived from Knunl inter-stat- e commcrco rules to intcr-ialan- traffic. Tho reply was plication of o yesterday. 1903 30.03 80 71 75 T 70 5 NX tho Hawaiian Legislature had nmplo power to regulate freight rates that A. Gartley, mannger of Hawai- 1904 .10 04 83 73 78 B Tho arrest of Charles Moore, gambler, will the 03 68 NX T within tho Territory, inter-stat- commcrco not being involved. So our friend bo creditable to the polico pro ian Electric Co., returned from KaunI viding 1905 29 98 81 72 76 .01 66 3 NB 6- - Hawaii will, wo trust, uo auio to sco iigm aucau. that they supply enough of tho evidenco they must havo to convict him. yesterday morning. in avge o Mrs. Freda Kunst was nrrested In 30 00 62 72 77 .03 71 5 N Knknnko yestcrdny afternoon on n ALEX. M'O. ASHLEY, RUSSIA'S LATEST MOVE. A KOHALA MAN'S VIEWS ON charge of selling liquor without a li- Section Director. If It is tho purpose of Russia to keep a vast army on tho frontiers of cense. China peace can not bo said to havo been established by tho treaty of Ports- Tho little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. was after- l mouth. What will ensue is nn armed neutrality; for Japan must keep up a DIVERSIFIED AGRICULTURE Itodlek christened yesterday Issued Every Sunday Morning by noon at the Lutheran church, Rev. Ofllce, U. S. great military establishment to nnswor any call from her inort Mongol neigh- Weather Bureau. Felmy officiating at the Interesting WIND bor and any menace to her own superior influence. Should ltussia develop tho ceremony. The little one wns named THXBM. P - Cecilia Virginia, the latter name being sun - 2 9 object of keeping China from creating n modern army and fortifications, Japan, N. Kohala, September 30, 1905. 3a s y a in honor of Mrs. Alexander Wnberg. . BABO. rI o "3 o whose interest is to make her sphcro of Influences mustako a A. L. C. Atkinson, Esq., Secretary of tho Territory of Hawaii, Honolulu. "E In response to an appeal made by C o hand. Sir: I hope you will excuso mo for trespassing on your valuable timo by Shlozawa, the Kwa Plantation Co, gave sT mm 5 5 5 Evidently tho Japaneso negotiators lost a point when they did not insist $500 imposing on you tho reading of this letter. But, as it concerns tho immigra a donation of to Knmeka Morltn, B 1 30.03 81 72 02 67 8 X 8 upon a definito limitation of tho Czar's military as well as naval forces in tho tion, to which, ns Mr. do Sousa Canavarro can vouch, I havo given n great deal a Japanese laborer who lost ono of his If 2 30.08 81 72 01 68 6 X 10 legs from nn accident on the compnny's T 3 80.fi 80 7a 06 70 8 NS V Orient. Perhaps their successors at tho coming peaco confcrcnco at Tho Haguo of thought, as well as tho land question, I trust that you will not ho offended W 4 80.04 80 72 OJ 08 5 NX 9 plantation railroad. This was In addi- 5 SO 04 71 .04 docs coni(! will bo nblo to point out tho ndvnntago from tho Czar's own r Si li I I 9 if it if I give you my opinion on tho subject. tion to $250 the company had settled V 6 30 05 82 71 T 64 8 NE 7 peaco standpoint of keeping no larger army now on tho Chineso frontier than I fully boliovo, as you do, that if Hawaii is ever to becomo n prosperous for with the man. B 7 30.02 79 70 .24 80 10 NX 7 -- was kept in Manchuria beforo tho lato war began. American stato, a liberal land policy is absolutely necessary. I am convinced Note: Barometer readings are cor o that a good leaven of intelligent, energetic independent largo land owners is Judge Dole adjudged Mr. nnd Mrs. rected for temperature, Instrumental Montano bankrupts yesterday on their errors, The Kaiser's order that all soldiers in tho German army bo instructed in essential. I doubt, howovcr, that largo farms, except in Oahu, will bo a success, and local gravity, and reduced voluntary petitions. to sea level. Average cloudiness stated dancing will elicit comment from thoso who thought that all German soldiors ns too high. ox- - (I) the market is icstrictcd, and (2) tho freight much too Sad Frederick Niemann and Hans M Glt-te- l, In scale from 0 to 10. Direction of wind danced. Who can imagino a hussar unnblo to waltzf Xo one. Therefore, it prrienco has taught mo this, as I am tomowhat of a farmer myself. subjects of Germany, wero natural- Is prevailing direction during 24 hours must bo that tho Emperor thinks tho stylo of the private can bo improved. Ho But thero aro other serious questions to bo considered: (1) Is flicro in ized by Judge Dole yesterday. ending ut 8 p. m. Velocity of wind la avernge velocity In miles per hour. does not usually issuo general orders without a good reason and whothor it bo Hawaii suitnblq laud enough givo tho hulk of the citizens tho chance to Former Postmaster J. Mort Oat Is "to pre- ALEX. McC. ASHLEY, esthetic or practical in this instance ten thousand times ten thousand German ncquiro to ncres of a without harming with the Hawaiian News Co., his Seotlnn forty fifty land, tit reasonable figure," stamping ground dat- nirector. maidens wjll rlso up and call him blessed. In time, of course, tho Kaiser will historic that l, our main sugar industry I do not bclicvo that n person who owns forty acres ing modern history from January, 1S93. TIDES, SUN AND MOON. expect his army to mako other armies dance. of land will raise cane, ns long experience has shown that all thoso who planted Dr. Emerson has under examination, o cano without owning n mill, s.iw sooner or later their lands pass into tho hands of as to sanity, Joe Daniels, held for varl nction of tho Hnwaiian in ous Including bunch The town is to be congratulated on tho Trust tho mill owners. (2) Tho larger the homesteads, tho smaller tho number of , tnefts that of a fr0m tne COUnt S buying the Chilton corner for rebuilding purposes. Thero is no better business homesteaders and tho number of workers. (3) Largo proprietors will tako audlt0r ffflnts ? S ? hS & S 5 S location in Honolulu nnd a lino oflico structuro thero would bo a landmark. Tho on I i i i away hands to work their lands rather than furnish them to the plantations. I : Mr A B Wood ana son .llyn re- - I TiTcCandlesn improvement which, it is hoped, will house tho postoDice, is going lp m ta.m p m.,a m. HeU I concludo thus, that largo homesteads, as the rule, will not solvo tho labor' turned from Kauai yesterday after a U 9 1.13 14 1 3D 7. 0 7.06 5.51 S.40j 2 W to remove a fire nest from King street nnd finish off n block which will have question. I would, consequently, ndvocato Latin immigration, as all interests i visit to Mrs. W. II. Rice. Mrs. Wood r 10 1.37 1,1 2.09' 8 15 7 57 5.5t'5.4o' 3 45 in the end no shabby structures loft. There has been already n vast ehango would bo safeguarded. expects to return to California on the 1? 112 3! 1.2 2.30. 8.451 8 39 5.55,5 39.' 4.34 decade. Mongolia. am ip n I I for tho better on King street between Fort nnd Bethel during the paBt In fact tho Portuguese, Italian nnd Spanish peasant is not accustomed to, T U 1.02 1 3 3.04' 0 10 9 15 5.55 's S8 5.21 Mrs. Behr, w Ife of Lieut. Behr, Artil- r 13 8.1.1 1.4 131 9 31 9 46 5.53 5.37,Rlio neither does he, liko tho American farmer, wish for broad acres. No, his lery Corps, U. S. A., who been visit has a 14 4.0( 03 53 10,215.56 Charles Hughes of Now York has declined the Itepublican nomination for the goal of his life, what ho will work, yes, slavo for, is to own a ing old friends here during the past 1.5 9 5.38 8.60 , mayor, probably becauso ho is in the thick of tho insurnnco inquiry and can little plot of ground of about ono ncrq with a cottage on, where ho can raise l two months, will return to the Coast on I 13 4 34 1.3 4 32 SO 23 ,1.105.56 36 7 28 not divido his time. Mr. Hughes mado a reputation in n day and ho has somn vegetables, fruit, chickens nnd iiics. and keen a coat, a cow or a horso. ,tne transport fanerman. M 16 6 08 1.6 5 08 10 M 11 45.56 5.SV 8 09 Mrs. Woods of enhanced it by not giving any of tho attention to politics which bolongs to his dopending for his main Bupport on tho wages received for working on a land- Palmer P. Kohala Full moon, Oct. 13th, at 0:31 a, m. tho legislative investigating committee Somo day, if ho lives, tho nn operation performed by clients, lord's (hero tho plantation) fields (ofjhls sharo in the produco). Drs. Walters and Humphrls at Miss Times of the tide are taken from tho people of New York, and of tho country, will hear more of Charles Hughes. Wero thus tho government to offer (o Latin immigrants homesteads of about Johnson's sanitarium on Sunday. TInltpd RtAtpn Pftnof nnil nwidfltlfl Rur weekivey.tab.1?3- - o ono aero in tho cane belt, and to those who wish for a larger area, lots of five hoped she w 111 be out again In a ine noes ut tvanuiui una 1110 occur Bauth Africa is turning out to bo n land of ill promise for civiliza I or tw0. rather or six ncres in tho pasture lands; and would at tho same timo tho plantations about one hour earlier than at Hono- tion, according to tho estimate of Mr. Thomas on tho ground. Cheap labor may help them at reasonable terms, to build their houses, fences, etc., I am sure that Judge Hardy of Kauai has decided lulu. that Kanenlil's election ns county su- bo good fertilizer in developing a new country, but it is bad soil on which to wo would soon havo in Hawaii a numerous, happy and prosperous working class, Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours pervisor for Hanalel district Is void 30 slower Greenwich raise a free and commonwealth. whoso children formed In minutes than tho schools, would, as tho Portuguese colony proves, on account of fraudulent nomination time, being that of the meridian of 157 o , make as good American citizens as thoso on the mainland. papers. C. H. Willis claims the seat degrees thirty minutes. The time whis- on score only In tho Lahaina strike incident the Koreans have proved to be a steadfast To reach this end, however, I think that our homestead laws will have to be the of having been the tle blows at 1:30 p. m., which la the legal candidate. 0 0 labor element. Volatility is a quality not particularly desired in field labor, so same as Greenwich, hours minutes. modified, as to allow thoso who have taken their to ac- 1 "Intention papers" During his trip to Kauai last veek Sun and moon ore fir local time for especially the stress times of seeding, stripping and harvesting. ninety-nln- o at quire lands as well as tho citizens, otherwise, out of a hundred Secretary Atkinson made a careful ex tho whnl eroun. o-- immigrants, who aro unable to read understandingly public the United States Constitu- amtnatlon of the Kealla lands Oscar Staar, the German athlete, has The Kona country on the big island is too rich in natural resources to tion would be prevented from becoming citizens, and consequently proprietors. now under lease to the Makee Sugar Company. The leas6 expires In about , returned from Laysan Island and Is remain long in the dumps. Its sugar and eoffeo and pineapples, with many f v Hoping that these lines will bo agreeable to remain, Mr. Secretary, you,jI eighteen months. It Is not decided what reported to be eager tor a lifting con- - newer things, will loom up large in future export statistics. - ' ''' Yours respectfully, ,-- , '" i XXX. J disposal will then be made of It. with any comer. ( test '

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Ornctrj MIm Olive Hooklns, ulster rtn arraniremctit n brlwrtn tier what the ploje Civil Oovt t Mln Blanche Mnr according to my understanding 1 us, tin, family vmploya Civil : F I. language 1 ' wn lot STAR I do not believe the ARE Pink, Post Q. ,M Hergt, nhoadvs, UN ADMITS "technical" or capable of GAMBLERS Trtcr particularly Q. M Herat., Mil Cnv ; It. OllloJp'o, more one construction. J than Post Q M. Hergt , Patrick Engnn, On! I should be pleased to have you point your understanding differs 8orgt, U S A., A O Wood, Post out wherein Hergt ; 1st it regntd to the matter, Constabulary II Loth, class from mlno with "UNMOLESTED n JN Bcrgt. Hospital Corps. Chus llelle, 1st IBM. POST so this office might, If It be THE ASSAULT that Hergt., , I:, son minor difference, be able to waive It, 6th Inf Frank Fin Pot Q. M. Hergt.; Mm Rhoadcs, wife and thus nrrlve at some definite con- Peter you do so, I shall Q. M. Hergt Stli Cnv j Mrs. II. Ioth, clusion, but until DAHOTVILLAGES oC to wife 1st Lieut. Hospital Corps; O. It. Excavntlonn for the foundations Henry Vldn tclla the story of his ns-sn- certainly be at a loss understand what called forth your remarkable let- Ornu, late 1st Lt. 49th Vol : F. Frohm, the buildings to be constructed for tha st now nrmy Mo-- on Edward Townnend, tho sickly, ter. An early reply will greatly oblige. Q. M Pergt , M. Hcrnson, post at Knhnulkl, near rff Lnunch Master Q. M Dept j Mrs. R. unalua, are being carried on under the undersized young fellow whom Vlda Yours truly, FRED W. MILVERTON, C Craven, family m Sergt Stli Inf.! direction of II. H. Ilurrell of tho flrrat seen talking to Supervisor Adnms, Attorney, County of Master Richard Welknmp, son 1st of tho Burrell Construction Compinr had Deputy County -- side of Onhu from the 1'all to Kahuku, Clilneso Down the windward Sergt. "O" 6th Inf.: Mntllda Belt, fom-ll- y of Oakland, who have tho contract ns follows. The story appears In the Oahu. gambling games aro nourishing ns they never did before. At llccia Wslmnualo, Col. Tucker, Pay Dept.; Miss Mary from the government. Active work: After County Attorney Douthltt tiad family Mnjor Poyson, commenced yesterday when forty men Star: .IMA Kahuku big games aro in Onsen, Pay De gone lengthily Into the llfo history of Knneohe, Walkane, Kahuna, Tunaluu, Hnuula and partment! Mrs. Fnnnle Hathaway, were cut on the Job. Edward Townsend, who formerly the blanket warrant, Adams Introduced , progress every week-end- and an arrest is rarely over made. family employe U. S. Navy; Mnster The excavating has been complete acted as an Interpreter and special er the following resolution which was Hathewny, family employe U. for the quartermasters storehouse, and to bo on tho best of terms with tho gamblers, Leonnrd for the police, claims that on Sat- passed: Tho country polico appear 8 Nnvy: J A. Xord, enrpenter U. S. for one of the barracks. Excavations Vlda Resolved, That the efforts of the urday Assistant Sheriff Henry an occasional iloccur of a squaro faco of gin or a couple of fat ducks, working Nnvy; Montlc Johnson, W. A. Lndnor, wero commenced yesterday for tha asked him to go to the police station County Attorney's department In their William Rose, Mr. large hospital building. proper establishing and maintaining amicablo rolatious. C. A. Neff, Mr. E. and while there Vlda assaulted him by efforts to obtain a adjudication wonders in tho way of P. Schmedel, employes Civil Govt.; Mr. Burrell, who arrived here recent follow- of the blanket warrant, be ly hitting him with his fist and Tho favorite rendezvous nro tho rico'mills which abound In this section of Mrs. E. P. Schmedel, family emp'oye with Mrs, Burrell, Is stopping at ing up the attack with u number of approved, and In the event of Treas- Schmedel, Uio Hawaiian Hotel. He Is constantly pay stated intervals, every Chinaman and Japa- Civil Govt.; Roy Evert blows. I HtA urer Trent agreeing to the Frazee tho country nnd thither repair, nt Schmedel, Paul Schmedel, sons em- at work on the preliminaries called for warrant for the purpose of having tho "The statement made by Townsend nese for miles round intent on trying a turn nt fortune's wheel. ploye Civil Govt.: Mr. C. T. Spront, by his contract and will remain here regarding my having attacked him blanket warrant question tested, and wealthy Chinese from town run down employe Civil Govt.: E. R. Morris, until the work gets well under wuy.'iJ Thesq banks aro'all very rich nnd l- f 1 with myi fists' Is untrue," said Vlda In the further event of any proceedings Major Surgeon, U. S. A.; W. R. East- - Watmtnri la lit fmlmnn quiet flutier. Thprt. fuantv-tw- rt tiA I this morning. ''I had heard that being Instituted by E. B. McClanahan, every now nnd againJfor a man, 1st Lieut. ARt. Surgeon, U. 8. nrn hnlMlntr In Townsend was making the statement based on Trent agreeing to pay tho constructed. These include one com-- T! THE RESERVOIR JOINT. A.; Mrs. E. R. Morris, wife Mnjor around to a number of people, Including warrant, that the County Attorney be U S. A.; Edgar Morris, Ray- MnmlnnCi MDlilanna. (un nntaln'M newspaper proceedings Surgeon, S. Ano, a Japanese man, authorized to defend such There wero doings at tho Nuuanu street joint on Saturday night and also mond Morris. Eleanor Morris, family quarters; six lieutenant's buildings, alt that he, Townsend, proposed to fix up on behalf of Treasurer Trent without AV. single buildings, two-slorl- In height: to last night, but only exceedingly well known patrons wero admitted. Lights Major Surgeon, U. S. A.; Mrs. R. a Job on myself and Sheriff Brown and cost the treasurer. Surgeon, U. S. A.; three officer's resi- Adjourned to call of tho wero burning brightly in both front nnd rear rooms and tho convivial popping Eastman, wife Asst. would get even because he had been the chair. A. and child, family dences. Thero is also the administra- discharged as: Mrs. I. Hnrrlson from the force. So far of corks was distinctly audible. 1st Lieut. 21st Inf.; E. R. Lyman, Mrs. tion, or executive building; a guard- Townsend having talked with Super- On tho approach of a vehiclo of any kind the front room lights would dis- E. R. Lyman and child, Robert Lymnn. house, the only one to be constructed! Is concerned, no concrete; hospital, build- visor Adams It made appear, to illuminate again as soon as tho signal indicating tho presence of a l of a and odd difference whatever If he did or not. ings. Tho structures will be comforta- was given. - I was simply concerned about the wilTM friend ble and durable and suited to tho Is- statements 'that Townsend 'had been KEKIPI AEEESTED. land climate. making putting up a Job. I All the buildings, save tho guard- about That tli6' police aro leaving no stones unturned to cover their tracks and US ss asked' him if that had been true and he house, are to bo constructed of wood-- admitted that It 'Was, butpleaded that revenge themselves upon persons considered unfriendly to tho Brown adminis- The schooner Alice Cooke which came evident-Th- o Towmsond he would not do, It again. The man DECISION tration is daily becoming moro and moro o assault by Into port yeUcrday morning from Port had been let out of the force on ac- Henry Vlda shows this and tho nrrcst of a young nativo named Kekipl on Sat- Gamble, brought tho first ship an alleged shady load of for uso In count of transaction emphasizes point. DEAL lumber the on his part and he evidently desires urday even moro clearly tho SITE construction of the new post. Other to get even. I slapped him four or A decree was signed by Judge De Kekipi's namo lind been mentioned ono day last week by an Advertiser vessels are on tho way with lumber , five times with my hand, but so far as Bolt yesterday In the equity case of man in tho prcsenco of ono of Sheriff Brown's hangers-on- in connection with nnd other materials. striking with my flst, state- "As Is concerned," him that Bruce Cartwrlght, tho possibility of Kckipi placing tho Advertiser in possession of somo facts far as labor said ment by him Is absolutely wrong." trustee under the W. R. Chilton has sold the building: Mr. Burrell yesterday, "I think we caa displayed by tho police to local cho-f- a bankers. Officer Joe Dlas was present dur- will of Emma Kaleleonnlanl, deceased, relating to favoritism certain on tho northwest torncr of Fort and get most of our supply right here, At ing the row and he corroborated the vs. The Queen's Hospital, a corpora- The very next day Kckipi was arrested nnd thrown into jail on a charge King streets to tho Hawaiian Trust least, that Is what wo want to do. $30,500. a Company, Limited, for It Is a statements of Vlda. tion; Bruco Cartwrlght, administrator of being an agent of a cho-f- bank. "We expect to havo the post com- ueat stuccoed brick structure of two pleted In ten of the estate of Albert K. Kunulnkea, Kckipi was a police oflicor undor High Sheriff Henry! 'r about months." stories with a tower, tho street iloor Mr, Bunoll has been In tle business CASE, deceased, and A. N. Campbell, admin- TACTS AND FIGURES. ? being occupied by tho Chambers Drug of constructing nrmy posts slnco H72. of estate of Melo L. Co. and tho upstairs portion by Henry Is now In building: VI MLT istrator the showing was dono to suppress gambling by.High Sheriff Henry, His firm engnged deceased. As what E. Hlghton's law otllces. The ground Its eighth post. Of these Fort 1903, following figures aro more than in- Is 113S squnro It is decreed, in accordance with nn for tho year ending Juno 30, tho urea feet. Casey, near Port Townsend; Foit Flug-lc- r, 1.) agreement President J. R. Gull of tho Hawaiian y, (Continued from Face of tho parties defendant, teresting: , jr opposite; and Fort Warden, nenr-b- of tho Income Trust C. stated yesterday that lt was posts de- Investigated case that net undistributed 2,204 form a triangle of which He had the and of the estate of Emma Kalelcoualanl Total arrests - tho Intention of the corporation to re- Sound, found ns to be fend Puget Fort Wright, near the facts stated substan. for year 1903, $2033 96, Mnlo 2,180 place tho building, which Is only llfteen tlally correct. Vlda had admitted tho the amounting to .. Spokane; Fort Lawton, near Seattloj tho sum of $700 bo paid to the estate rcmnlo 18 or eighteen years old, with it mmlriii Fort Halter nt San Finnclsco nnd Fort assault. of olllco stiucture, for itu own occupancy. Whipple, He thought Officer Vlda should Albert K. Kunuiakea, and all the Convicted 1,822 Arizona, are others built br that balance bo paid to tho Queen's Hos- Part of this project Is to ncqulio tho tho Burrell Compmy. be suspended for thirty days ns an ex- pital. Discharged 3S2 adjoining properties on both streets, buildings ample, and asked the supervisors to Also, that Bruco Caitwrlght, as The (it Kahnullcl are to be Kale-leonaln- Hnwaiinns 233 which belong to C. M. Cooke, and ex- l take such action. He did not think tiusteo of tho estate of Emma built about a parade giound which retain nnd reinvest the sum Americans 24 pand the flto of the proposed edifice In the form of nn ellipse. such actions should be allowed to take accordingly. tho building would place In police A police of $9145 received for the condemnation 02 Thus Mr, Burrell believes that the camp a Btatlon. Portuguese extend along street to tho Foster officer was nn officer of the public peace of land at Walklkl and Huehue ns sub- Fort will bo used to shelter six companies. stitute capital under tho same trust Chinese 1,320 building', nnd along King street to tho and as such should be an example of --T" right as the land for which the money was Japs 487 Wall, Nichols Co. alleyway. As Mr. behavior. Is In Hawaiian Cox asked for more time and a full received. Porto Iticnns 02 Cooke Interested tho Is Co , It may fairly bo surmised investigation. It further decreed that, owing to Others 10 Trust temper tho fact that those Interested In tho that an undoistandlng with him on tho Lucas lost his and screamed Tines f 9,803.00 Ml a swearword. annuities that the scholarships provided matter Imh already been reached. In "If I'd been Brown or Vlda I'd have for In Queen Emma's will were not Costs 1.GG5.70 tho meantime, ns nit of tho piopcrtles broken his d neck," roared Lucas. made parties to the suit, tho court dis- Forfeited bail 1,423.80 concerned are revenue producing, no- "Why Vlda should have his salary misses the bill as to the remaining body Is going to lose money thoreon. Compared with this showing tho pitiiblo campaign now being waged against Co raised $50 a month for doing what he question, namely, whether or not cer- Although the Haw allnn Trust has BUSIIESS ucently-renewe- prem- did. The very Idea of such n black- tain lands belonging to the estate of gambling by Sheriff Brown is ns tho dischargo of a peashooter to a h gun. Its lease on tho guard attempting to blackmail such Emma Kaleleonnlanl, or any of them, ises lt now occupies, Mr. Gait suyB ho men ns Sheriff Brown and Deputy should be turned over to the Queen's anticipates no difficulty In transferring It comes. Notwith- Sheriff Vldn! I'm tired of the whole Hospital by the plaintiff. when the tlmo Finiik Fisher wus put on trial be thing nnd nm disgusted and ashamed ACHI PURSUES MAGOON. LIGHTFOOT NOT IN PARKER standing tho considerable nddltlon of previously fore Judgo Robinson ycstnrduy for at the way things are going on for W C. Achl has presented amend- olllco rooms recently built ns an company keeping a dlrordcily F, W. Mll- dirty political ends in town at pres ed petition in tho case of Itodrlgues lepnrted In the Advertiser, tho house, quarters too proso-cutln- g, ent." vs. Itodrlgues, tho chief prayers of CASE FOR VINDICATION finds Its still straitened verton, Deputy County A ttornOy, Adams pointed out that Vlda had In vhlch aro ns follows: for Its business. In tho modern ollloe nnd S. F. Chllllngworth de vlted Townsend Into his office before block contemplated, It would havo In- "That a proper nnd lit person may fending. Tho following Jury war thrashing him. Moreover he had con bo nppolnted creased snfo deposit vnultnge. fessed his trustee for the estate. you lmpiovemetits being drawn nnd ncccpted by both sides: M fault. Ho thought that Vlda A. Magoon be ordeied nnd Tho examination of Llghtfoot came berg which drafted, which says Among other should certainly suspended. "That J Is depart- be What decreed to make an account of tho es to nn end yesterday, and Hum Purdy, 'And I agree to use my best endeavors cerebrated by Mr. Gnlt a Brasch, D, L. .Akwal, Farm Cornn, II ever the provocation, Vlda should not to Induce J. S. Low to discontinue his ment for who havo an Importnnt tate before this court. ono of tho lunas on tho Parker lancli, Indies, B. Saylor, M, T. Rnposo, Fredlc. Tui-- have acted as he did. may petition for tho removal of tho guardi- Bhare In tho company's business. This Mooro spoke "Thnt the court aeclaro that was put on the stand to explain opera- rlll, Geo. W. Mncy, S. W. Crook. of Townsend's character executor, heirs, an'?" would bo getting up to model u equip- and thought full Investigation tho administrator nnd In Ulysses H, Jones, Thon. Jonqs, W. X. that a widow nnd legatees of Antone Rosa tions on tho ranch. "J. S. Low could havo asked tho ments of financial concerns the of the case should be made before ac- In regard to tho responsibility for couit to discontinue," replied tho wit- larger cities of tho world. Schmidt nnd A. F. Cooke. tion wns He thought Jr. havo no Interest or title In the pur taken. that of Itod- prosecution ness. Mr. Gnlt Is enamored of tho Fisher was acquitted last week of Sheriff Brown should do the suspend- pioperty the estato of Antono the continued of tho suit, company being rlgues, deceased " "And could have when Sam Parker chase of his ns rlcht nt unllceiibed liquor selling. Ah lu ing himself If any were to be done. which each witness In turn has cojiy to go Kinney. business section of that OTHER PROBATE CASES. refused on," retorted tho heart of the He and Lucas fairly glowed with disclaimed, Llghtfoot sprang a sensa- In answer to a question, Llghtfoot Honolulu, practlcnlly upon tho divid- case so In tho present, u ltu go body! Brown enthusiasm nnd the ap- Judge Robinson made nn order of re-tr- chair tion by passing the buck up to tho said that he thought that everything ing line between the wholesale and ll of Porto Rlcnn damsels furnishes most pointed an m majority sale of real estnte by C. F. Peterson, court, which ho described as "rather th'it had been done wns In tho Inter districts. Moreover, ho expresses of tho evldenco for the prosecution, committee to Investigate the matter guardian of the property of Vincent Including tho at- hlmpelf ns Having fnlth In tho report case go ests of the minor, utmost and as soon ns possible, the Pedro, a minor, under bond of $100. Insistent" that tho should on. tempt to turn over the possession of of Honolulu as a great mart of OTHER CRIMINAL CASES. committee to consist of Adams, futuio Mesrs. The property to be sold consists of an The matter came up in reply to Kin- rnnch to Klnnoy then re- commerce nnd exchange. Thu case Kosckl, de- Cox, Moore Lucas. the Parker. of murder first and area of aero nt Moanalua, sub- ney's direct question as to who was ferred to tho notices warning persons When the Chilton lllock wnB erected gree, The blanket warrant bobbed up In wns stricken fiom tho calendar ject to a llfo estate Kalama (w.) paying to moneys duo IV was a real acquisition to the archi- serenely ns usunl highly responsible for the counsel fees slnco ngalnst Carter on tho showing una and a lot of Judgo Robinson appointed A. H. R. the ranch, nnd to the which Par- tecture of Honolulu. replaced a thut dofcudani scented correspondence was read from Sam Parker quit. suit It Vlelra as administrator of tho estnte brought ngalnst tho Metropolitan low, squnbbly-lookln- g shack occupied dead. Ho wns charged with lcl.lt ig ono the able pens or At- ker Treasurer Trent, of M. R. A. Vlolia, deceased, under "No one," replied the witness, "we Meat Company to recover tho prlco of by the Keystone saloon the first liq- Suutomo nt Honolulu on Duembcr 3, torney Mllverton and E. B. McClnna-ha- n. $4500 bond. look to tho court." cattle which Carter had sold. Kinney uor Joint cllmlnnted from Fort street 1901. wero not Motion to quash in tho Tnktida "mur- The following Is a fair sample of Then Fred Wundenberg ,was abso- asked If this a schemo lo of the Honolulu of a quarter century the cut off minor's Income so as to policy Inaugur- case wns continued until today. gentle art of letter-writin- g mentioned lutely Incorrect when he said that ho tho nfio. Now, under the der CIVIL BUSINESS cripple gunrdian In the fight, but lu tlmo of Chas, Suntos pkaded not guilty to above: tho charged conspiracy her ated by President Dole tho and others with tho witness thought thnt while Parker tho Rfcpubllc, there Is no saloon on "dlsubllng a member of tho body with 9, 1905. Honolulu, October wero to bo responsible for the attor- was primarily entitled to tho monoy, that retail thoroughfare between Bcro-tanl- a malicious Intent." Mr. P. W. Mllverton, Deputy County neys' fees?" he would havo to divide It with tho street and tho waterfront. ."olofuon Pulau pleaded not jrull) Attorney, Honolulu. "There Is nothing Inconsistent be- minor. to selling liquor without llefcllKO. f Dear Sir: Your statement In regard Ikiin, who was next witness cnll-t- W. tween Wundenberg's the II. Knot phaded not guilty to to an understanding with me, contain- testimony and was questioned as to the details of assnult with a weapon. ed in yours ab- OF of the 7th Inst., Is mine. Tho facts nro that we applied ranch management. Ho told In detail murals' Henry Knpea, who was extradited solutely Incorrect, and I had almost Tho Injunction suit of Koolnu Mnlle to court counsel fees tho the advantages of chutes In handling said you the for and from London for embezzlement, plead- that know It to be Incorrect. ct nl. vs. J. O. Carter et al. was argued Mr, cattle, and testified ns to tho lnsnnltary ed guilty to lndlctmvmt You surround yourself so much costs which had been Incurred. and Judge with before Supreme cbndltlon of tho cistern at Mana and Robinson appointed 9 technicality, and are so clever In' main- and submitted the Mngoon had advanced monvyi to get Thursday at a. by E. Hlghton of several ponds. Ills testimony was m con mi m. for sentence ' taining your own Court yesterday, Henry views, and fearful In witnesses from Hawaii. Tho court for tho most part corroborative, of thut entertaining those of others, that I am and" C. W. Ashford for plaintiffs and A nolle prosequi was entered for Ah continued our motion to be heard with of Eben Low on tho same points. On, charged . almost Inclined whenever I have com- tli bribery, In euch ot E. B. McClanahan for defendants. the rest of the case, but was rather ' The dolls' booth nt the npprouchlng two cases. munication with you In tho future, to Judge De Bolt gave Judgment for case go on, St. Clement's fair will contain no less A nolle prosequi was for do so only In tho presence of a sten- plaintiff in the sum of $202.50 In the insistent that ho and that entered Ma-go- III PORT, than six hundred and eight dolls of all Song Hlng Chew, Indicted year nga ographer and two witnesses. fcult of H. G. Mlddledltch, trustee of Mngoon should stay in lt. So Mr. SBIRMAN a I am too busily engaged with shapes, sizes and nationalities. There for assnult with a weapon, before other , Chns. F. Herrlck Carriage Co , vs. J. agreed that ho would In tho fu- matters to enter Into a discus- will be dainty English dolls, cute Amer Judgo Robinson yesterday. O, Henrlques. A. S. Humphreys for ture " lean dolls, heathenish little dolls from sion with you even if I were Inclined defendant noted an exception and gave (Continued from Page 1.) to do so ns to what we tentatively "Was this in court?" Interrupted the South Sens, mandarin dolls from FRED. BALDWIN'S CONDITION. 'notice of motion for now trial. Plaln- - Pollard, headquarters; Mr. Rich- sllt-cye- agreed to In clerk China and d dolls from old do the matter of the I Kinney. tire person. Q. M. Dept.; ay appeared in ard Ebbltt, Vet. Surg., Japan. Tho following messages were yes-tord- blanket warrant test. Suffice to say Summons has been returned, ns serv- - "At our office," replied the witness. Mr. E. B. Burritt, clerk Subsistence your In- All will be dressed according to the receiver from Arthur Baldwin, that statement Is absolutely ed at Koloa, Kauai, In the foreclosure "Mr. Mngoon agreed would look Dept.; Mr. J. D. Lourln, clerk Pay; correct, and I shall wait your carrying that he custom of their respective countries dated New York, and relating to tho suit of James Wakefield, trustee, vs. to the court for counsel fees, but Wun- Dept.; Mr. J. R. Ingram, clerk Q. M. nnd many beautiful garments will bo condition of Fred Baldwin: out of our tentative agreement the ' O. Mary money E. B. Mclntyre, clerk Sub- only my Henry Spalding and Ann denberg was to help furnish the Dept,! Mr. worn by them In honor of the occa- A. M. "Slightly Improved; time mentioned In letter of the Is $800 pro- Dept.; Sutcllffe, Mr, holdlnr 7th. Spalding. The debt In a necessary for coste nnd witness fees." sistence Archibald sion, his own; crisis not passed." M. A. B. Rolllnson, clerks Q. M. Dept.; Respectfully yours, missory note by respondents to "And in all theso dlscuslons noth- It. A doll bride in a magnificent wedding P. M. "Improved since morning; wo Rego, by mortgage on 3 21 acres ing was going on Mr". It. C. Sklllern, Q. M. Dept.; (Signed) B. B. McCLANAHAN. secured said about with the garment will be particularly attractive. feel encouraged." of land at Kahaluu, Koolaupoko, Oahu, case to vindicate those charged with Mr. II. R. Harris, Q. M. The dresses have all been designed 14 patches Dept.; T. H. Landor, U. S. Fred's three brothers Frank, Arthur 9, 1905. comprising taro and a house conspiracy?" and made by the ladles of St. Clement's Honolulu, October Is claimed from March to my state- Vol.; Mrs. E. Cocke, wife Sub- and Sam are all with the parent, who McClanahan, Esq., Attorney nt lot. Interest "I do not wish mako It. clerk parish and the booth will be presided E. B. 26. 1903. replied Llght- Dept.: Cocke, seems to bo rallying from the appendi- Law, Honolulu. ment as broad as that," sistence Master Emmett overy by Mrs. F. L. Hoogs. I was sustained, leave Is probable may clerk Dept.; citis operation. am In receipt of your Demurrer with foot. "It that someone Subsistence Mrs. H. R. The lemonade booth will be In charge Dear Sir: I days, by Judge ex.-- grossly Insulting, discourteous and to amend within ten have said that his personal Inclination Harris, wife M. employe; Mrs. of Mrs. John Guild, assisted by Mrs Robinson In divorce of go V. Q. M. coarse letter of even date In the mat- the suit Ida would be to on with tho suit for L. Fink, wife Post Sergt.; Boswell, Mrs. Crawley and Miss Guild. A SAFE COUGH MEDICINE FOR controver- , R. Brown vs. Charles II. Brown. C. the purpose of vindication, but, as far Miss Lillian Fink, daughter Post Q. M. A very pretty feature In connection CHILDREN. ter of the blanket warrant llbellant; Henry E. sy. does not seem to me to be such W. Ashford for as I was concerned It wag not contin- Sergt.: Miss Beatrice Fink, daughter with this booth will be eight little girls In buying a cough medicine for child- It Hlghton or llbellee. vindication, Q. M. Gny, a letter as would ordinarily emanate ued for or I should have Post Sergt.; Mr. II. Master who will act as waitresses. Each lit ren never be afraid to buy Chamber-Iain- 's I Time to answer In the foreclosure my imme- Electrician, U. S. N,; F. n, In cos- from the office of one who has a. proper severed connection with it Mrs. John tie lady wilt be dressed fancy Cough Remedy. There Is no courtesies suit of Hackfeld vs. Monsarrat Is fur diately." 'wife employe Civil Govt.; Mas- tumes to represent lemons. Their danger from It and relief Is always regard for the ethics and 16. commonly Indulged In by attorneys who ther extended to October The witness stated his belief that ter Harry McCann, son employe Civil names are as follows: Dorothy Hoogs, sure to follow. It Is especially valu- have any regard for the dignity and J. S. Low having started the suit could Govt.; Mnster Jlmmlo McCann, son Marjorle Hoogs, Dorothy Guild, Mar- - able for colds, croup and whooping standing of their profession. William Ebellng of Hllo, sugar boiler not discontinue It. ' employe Civil Govt.; Master Johnnie Jorla Guild, Fanny "Hoogs, Margaret cough. For sale by All Dealers and: my communication to you, I stat- at Walnaku mill, la staying at the "Then what did you mean," said McCann, son employe Civil Govt.; Mrs. Crawley, Helen Spalding and1 Thelma Druggists. Benson, Smith St Co., Ltd, In family Phil, Rothwell. , v Agents Hawaii, ed In I think a fair and courteous man- - Arlington:. ' Kinney, "by this letter from Wunden CirBratee, Constabulary s for

3 HAWAIIAN CAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCtoW io, 1905. SEMI-WEEKL- Y,

JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I devote to public questions of a kind that they feel do not directly ao imp-Ki- Fife ct SPRAY GOES THi-- DADAMfl NT UI II II Y X """"' u,cm' nl "in uiat tncy are even indifferent to torn I ML. rHirlVHJUM i rVi-lV- I 9 such a policy. The Land Act of 1805 was carried through the first Legislature of the Republic of Hawaii with the assistance of the The undernamed having been ap- sugar interest, and yet that Act was distinctly in favor of the oolicv pointed agent of the above company are prepared to Insure risks against By Sanford B. Dole. 0 under consideration, and materially lessened ac- - CRUSNG the facilities of Ore on Stone and Brick Buildings on public lands by large cultivators, either by way of lease on Merchandise stored therein on the or purcnase. float favorable terms. For particular PPly at the office of , A live question pressing upon the (Prom Monday's Advertiser) controlling proprietors of F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Att. Commodore Harry B. Picker's yacht the sugar plantations at the present time, is whether, for the sake Spray returned yesterday evening from of obtaining labor and building up in their plantations a labor force, North Gorman Marino Insnr'oo 0. it three days' cruise with Paymaster they shall adopt the government policy in relation to their own OF BERLIN. A. S. Brown, U. S. N., who had snll-- d lands. There is understood to be available labor of hieh character Portuna General Insurance-- Co. As executive officer, In the galley if OF from Europe, a reasonable inducement of land in fee simple is BERLIN. ' amid the pots and pans. The Spray's offered. -- 11 " P Japanese cook Jumped overboard on Although this proposition inviting Other The above Insurance Companies bar the trip to Wnlanae and Paymaster should be on grounds Mtabltshed a general agency here, an Brown gallantly left the cockpit for than that of mere direct business results, let us look at It on this the undersigned, general agents, ar authorized to against cookiHit, ground, which is probably almost the sola one on which the plant- take risks tho the dangers of the Bea at the moat reason- Commodore Picker and his crew nlso ers will consider it. able rates and on the most favorable reported a narrow escape from ship There are on many of the sugar plantations hundreds of acres term. wreck. The Spray parted her moorings so F. A. SCHAEFER & CO.. v which are situated or of such a character as to be substantially "' . General Agents. some time early morning yesterday unavailable for the agricultural uses of such enterprises. They "1 and when Brown turned out to prepare breakfast the yacht was three miles at comprise side hill land, small gulches, rocky land and places in- General Insurance Co. tor Sea sea, the wind fortunately being oft conveniently situated. Much of such odds and ends would be ac- River and Land Transport shore. ceptable to the homeseeker in connection with steady The Spray left Honolulu at 1 o'clock the demand of Dresden. Wala-aa- e for his work which would be a of Friday afternoon and reached part his inducement. There are Having established on agency at Ho- four hours and a half later. "Messrs. also generally extensive areas used as pasturage, for which there nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands, tha Picker and Brown remained there fish- is less need now than formerly, which if cut up for the homeseekers undersigned general agents are authori- ing until yesterdny morning, when the zed to take risks against the dangers would certainly fulfill a more important purpose than furnishing of the sea at the most reasonable ratas I, Tho desertion of tho Japanese cook pasturage. Some of these lands are owned by the corporations in and on thu most favorable terms. almost partook or the tragic. F. A. SCHAEFER & CC, "We had hardly got started," said fee simple, others are leasehold. Both kinds could be used for this Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. Paymaster Broun, "when the cook be- purpose if the proprietors endorsed the plan, as in the case of leased trayed symptoms of strong excitement. " He finally grew almost violent, de land the government, under its long established policy of land set- UNION PACIFIC manding to be put ashore wlklwlkl. tlement, would, without doubt, make the, necessary arrangements. TJi Overland Route, "Shortly after his the cook collapsed If such a plan should be carried out, some labor of a reliable en the deck and we then discovered It was the Route In '401 he was seasick. character would be obtained immediately; more would be provid- that He decorated tho It today, Tall for the next three hours, only re ed for the future, as the children of the settlers, even though having is the Route end Will be lor all time to come viving sufficiently nt Intervals to point the benefit of our public schools, would naturally, after leaving feebly toward shore and murmur 'wlkl- - school, seek the kind of occupation their fathers had followed, and THE OLD WAY. "When we came to our anchorage at would seek it near the home. Without doubt a few of these would walanne ho recovered In a ineawure nffijr-tfjgftf- and Insisted on being landed Instnntly. be ambitious to learn trades and would be lost to the ordinary work This being out of the question, the Jap of the fields. Others would be restless and would wander from refusal tj l.st-- to loason, took off his one place another, or even leave the islands for the chances of Jacket nnd leaped overboard before he to could be held. He swam In through the mainland, but it seems most likely that the majority would fol- the surf Rifely." low the occupation of their fathers and be drawn to stay at their Commodore Picker stated Inst night home. that It as only urgent necessity which childhood's led him to oidcr Paymaster Brown Into n'T . HH Can anyone doubt that if this plan had been followed with g the.'' the galley. "It was a question of the .p7-- Portuguese immigrants thirty years ago the condition of the plan- safely of the ship. I realized the ne cesslty of Instnnt nctlon and ordered Wh'iKZt&i tations in regard to labor at the present time would have been far my executive omcer to cook. I am less precarious than it is? thankful to say our health did not suf- - JUDGE SANFORD B. DOLE. THE NEW WAY. - letuaajeclalii: It is charged by some that the planters are afflicted with the KKK0O'00XX0OXi 000X00000 mania for landed possessions with a subservient tenantry in the Editor Advertiser: The sugar men are at the present time shape of laborers living in camps. This opinion, in view of the GEO, C, STRATEMEYER anxious about the supply of labor for their important enterprises. fact that nearly all of the plantations are) owned by corporations, is That this is a subject that is vital not only to such enterprises, but untenable. The reluctance to part with the ownership of a part of also to the prosperity of all other industrial and commercial opera- the corporation lands is based purely on business grounds, which tions and to a satisfactory condition of the public finances, is un- are, in brief, that the existence of private) and perhaps independent deniable. landholders within the plantation limits, might tend to the decad- A subject of even greater importance is the question of the fu- ence of the corporation authority and control to a degree that George C. Stratcmeycr of Wnlluku, ture political and social condition of the Territory. would be prejudicial to its business affairs. While, doubtless, some formerly of Honolulu, has received inconvenience would arise from such conditions, would it not be Rord of the death of his brother, Are these matters hostile to each other? Can it be said that Louis slight in comparison with the benefit resulting therefrom? "THE OVERLAND LIMITED." C. Stratcmeycr, In Elizabeth, N. J. the furtherance of either is prejudicial or likely to be an obstacle The pressing danger is that unless something effective is soon ELECTRIC LIGHTED Though a tobacconist by trade, the de- to the success of the other? RUNNING EVERY DAY IN THE YEAE ceased "was a well-know- n musician accomplished in the lines above indicated, and in all other possible I think it may be conceded, as a principle of political economy, Oi ly Two Nights between MUslouri and and composer, and Wrote a number of that no kind of legitimate enterprise, legitimately conducted, is in ways, to promote the permanence and healthy growth of a commu- San Francisco books pertnlnlng to music. Ho of also jurious, in the long run, to the legitimate interests of any other nity made up American and European elements, we shall lose AIODtgonery St. San Francllcn. CL composed many songs, concert pieces our opportunity and shall be compelled, in a few years, to witness kind, nor to the public welfare. More than this, all of these in , S. F. BOOTH. and church music. He was character-be- d of control and of public sentiment steadily moving by extremo modesty, and wrote cluding the administration of public affairs, so conducted, must be the foundations General Agent. under an assumed name, although his and are helpful to each other. away from our hands into those of Oriental citizens, born here and intimate friends knew of his ability ns graduating our schools in yearly increasing numbers, a most composer. The proposition that the gradual development of our voting from a For some of his work he tra- obtained prizes." These facts are from population in intelligence, conservatism and numbers, is necessary credible addition to the voters of the territory, but without the tho Elizabeth Journal. Mr. Strate-mey- cr to all legitimate interests, cannot, I think, be successfully assailed; ditional views and hereditary intuitions necessary for the political Bank Hawaii died at the home of his mother, and social management of local affairs. LIMITED. besides whom he leaves a sister nnd nor that, to accomplish this satisfactorily, it is more than desirable four brothers. that such development shall be from without as well as from with o Incorporated Under the Laws of the in; in other words, through additions to our numbers by inimigra Territory of Hawaii. ADMIRAL TOGO AS lion of the right kind of persons, as well as by the improvement of E. B. T PAID-U- P CAPITAL $600,000.00 those already here by such educative influences as are available. SURPLUS 200,000.00 PREMIER OF JAPAN Perhaps this proposition does not appeal as forcibly to the HERE FROM SOUTH AFRICA UNDIVIDED PROFITS 102,617.80 sugar planters, who are generally wealthy or expect to be, and may well-know- n OFFICERS: Mr. Mlwa ShlnJIro, a In- choose their residence and the location of their families, as to other dependent member of tho House of Charles M. Cooke President citizens, many of whom are here for good and who look upon the nt Representatives, has Issued to tho I). B. Thomas, formerly a contractor in Honolulu, who built tho polico sta- P. C. Jones of quality of F. "W. Macfarlane..2nd nt Japanese newspapers and public a schools the Territory and the its social, political and tion, among ninny other buildings, writos from Johannesburg, South Africa, business conditions, as their environment, affecting the family life C. H. Cooke Cashier statement of his views on the steps August 21, to Thomas It. Lucas as follows: C. Hustace, Jr Assistant Cashier uhlch should bo taken to preserve and the prospects of their boys and girls and their own material F. B. Damon Assistant Cashier the "Perhaps jou will think it straugo at mo writing to you, but I thought I Interests of the Empire and secure the prosperity as well. As a matter of fact, few of the sugar men move F. B. Damon Secretary DIRECTORS: M. C. maintenance of peace in the East. away from these islands. children usually grow up are would write to someone in tho building trade, and I thought you was ono of Chas. Cooke, P. Fur Their and Jones, F, W. Macfarlane, E. F. Bishop, declaring Is now in After that It useless partially educated here; and they may be said to be practically as tho oldest. So, I take this opportunity to inform you of how things aro E. D. Tenney, J. A. SIcCandless, C. H. over tho pence terms, to lament Mr. much interested in the future of tho island community, as anyone South Africa, moro particularly the Transvaal. . Atherton, C. H. Cooke. Mlwa proceeds to contend that tho present Cabinet and the Genro have else. "This wholo land is cursed. There aro in tho city of Johannesburg somo public can COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS DE-- forfeited confidence and not While every proper measure for inducing men of the Cauca- thirteen thousand idle white men of all trades walking about nnd starving. bo entrusted with tho Important post- - sian race to come here with their families with the intention of PARTMENT& bellum questions which will have to be Young men of between twenty and thirty years of ago arc committing sulcido Strict attention given to all branches remaining should be adopted, there is probably no scheme which dealt with. It would nlso be useless every day. Men of all grades aro working for tho Johannesburg municipality of Banking. to rely on Cabinets formed from the promises so well as the inducement of an opportunity to acquire members al breaking stones for ouo shilling per day anil their food and lodging (they of the and Kensel land in fee simple and of a quality that will promise a reasonable JUDD BUILDING. FORT STREET. Homo. It Is therefore necessary to se- sleep in bell tents of a night). cure the services, as head of tho ad- family support with reasonable industry in its cultivation. The ministration, of some great nmn of right kind of persons are likely to come with such inducement and "South Africa is the most awful country I ever visited. There is not work VOLCANO HOUSE REGISTER. strong will, whoso patriotism and loy- they are likely to remain if the inducement is borne out by the in Johannesburg for fifty bricklayers and thero are in this city not less than VOLCANO HOUSE, Hawaii, October alty to tho sovereign command tho es 6. The following guests register- teem of the people. In Mr. Mlwa's conditions. 1000 bricklayers, and about 3000 carpenters. Those who can afford it nro Bond- have opinion, the nation fortunately pos ed in the oast week: Such people are large consumers as well as producers. Al- ing their wives to Great Britain, ns they can not earn sufficient money to keep I t.esse3 such n man In the poison of C. S. Holloway, Miss E. Matthews, Togo. Is though they may raise a portion of their food, yet they are buyers their families. Tho class of peoplo hero is very low. There aro not less Admiral The latter loved nt than John w Wadman, Geo. H. Kentwell, home and admired abroad and has of flour, groceries, tools and other hardware, lumber and dry goods. 83,000 Jows of a degraded class. They own nbout everything hero. Tho saloons jrr on(j Mrs. A. E. Dreler, Miss Adel throughout his cnieer Bhown both cau- I well beneficial tion and prompt decision nt times of remember the effect of the coffee enterprise at aro run by tho Jows. Thoy nro largely interested in tho buildings and land of Dreler, Miss Minnie Todd, Mrs. C. H. emergency. on of - As instances of these Olaa the town Hilo ten or more years ago; only a few plant- Johannesburg. They are tho largest builders and contractors hero; in fact they Sjnlth, 1Ils "J" Weir, "nolulu' qualities. Mr. Mlwa adduces the Ad- ers, perhaps between twenty and thirty, less than twenty families ? ;, ,,,.., . H. Gere, J. D. Lewis, Hilo; S. S. miral's action In firing the tlrpt gun In control about everything, gold mines of tho Rami. Uungst. Holualoa; Miss Stella Pedro, the Yellow Sea at the outset of thu among them ; yet the business of Hilo was stimulated to a remark- "Tho whites of Johannesburg havo a hard timo to cko out a living, ns there C. Hoswlll and wife, Pepeekeo; C, W. Cnina-Japa- n War, nnd tho Initial naval able degree, far beyond anything resulting from the big sugar aro such a lot of black men from India. In Capo Town theso Indians do all , "VVolters, Naalehu; J. Watt and wife, attack on Port Arthur last year. Mr. Miss M. plantation which now occupies much of the ground of tho work in tho building trado at about one-hal- f of what a white contractor . 5?laa: 'f3 Mlwa thereforo urges nation, the abandoned Bergschlcker, Gonzalves, Mon- - tht the would tnko Frances recognizing in Admiral Togo the fittest coffee plantations and a large area beside. The colony of Wahi-aw- a it. This applies to Durban, tho sea port of Intal. So, you see, tereyi Ca. Mr .j Mrs Scotti Lon. leader at this critical period, should on Oahu is small, consisting of a dozen or fifteen original farms. you havo direct competition from tho black foreign raco. So, I havo como to don; W. J. Breckenrldge and 'wife, San In petitioning His Majesty Francisco; Karl T. Romle, unite the The land was regarded as of inferior quality by those acquainted tho conclusion that an Englishman can not livo here, as ho has to live liko a Paralso Emperor to appoint the Admiral to the pig in order to hold his own with such competition Springs, Cnl.j Capt. J. O. Youngren, post of Prime Minister. In conclusion, with it. The colony is now prosperous, mainly through the cultiva- Chief Engineer TVm. F. Hogan, S. S. "The Russian Jews nro working at bricklaying for five shillings per day, Da'wklns, Charleston', Mr. Mlwa expresses his willingness to tion of pineapples. Its enterprise has spread far beyond original Enterprise; T. C. attend, nt his own expense, any locality its ami ouier missian tradesmen at a similar rate. Tho gold mino owners havo but, w. va. 100 persons limits. Though the number of white men belonging there where an audience of can is small few white miners. The bulk of tho men nro Chinamen. They work for twonty-fiv- o bo guaranteed, In order to expound his and the number of families still smaller, yet Honolulu would be cents per day (a disgrace to MR. FITZ HAS NOT RESIGNED. views on this subject. Kobe Herald. terriblo England). Thoy nro flogged for very sorry to lose the trade of that little community. trifling offenses, nnd if found half a niilo away from where they aro employed Honolulu, Oct 8. 1905, DO NOT NEGLECT A BAD COLD. Let us suppose, a perfectly practical thing, that there were thoy nro fined $10. Editor Advertiser: Kindly allow mo to correct an item In fifty or a hundred colonies like "Tho whito workmen havo no protection hero and consider a local paper Never allow a cold to take its course. Wahiawa in these islands. What I thorn about to the effect that I am leaving Iola'nl Too often nt this season of tho year would be their effect on business, on politics and on social condi- on a par with a slavo. I would not stop in this land if I was to havo a gold College. Its course pneumonia. Cham- - is toward mine, as things aro so bad. This has n have not resigned principal-shi- p berlaln's Cough Remedy will promptly tions? And would they in the least degree injure the sugar in- winter liecn long nnd cold ono; ico three I the inches thick, but no snow. Teoplo of all aro going of that Institution and my ability cure your cold and counteract any ten- dustry? trades nwny and arriving all my dency in this direction. You cannot tho timo and still they complain. to devote timo to the Hawaiian There may be a few sugar planters who are hostile to the policy congregation of St. Andrew's Cathedral afford to take such a risk for the small have been in Johannesburg nbout ono year nnd nino amount this medicine will cost you. of settling immigrants from America and Eurone on our Dublic "I months, but I hope Is due to the increase In the school to lcavo for Hawaii in about a month more. Everything Js done according to faculty. Thanking you for your cour- lands' but i am saUsfied that the are They very tesy, I am, Bens;;:im'& coVltd.: fori maJrity not are tho rulo of thumb nnd it is a city of wiseacres. con-tinu- o I don't think things can yours, Hawaii. :& much engrossed in their own enterprises and have little time to as they nre here much longer Faithfully without trouble." F. FITZ.

W,M.. . JgtsA , .aJ Sin .! vi.. MrftVl'i' .VAifc-V.- rfyH4.ti - If V I-WEEKLY, HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, oo. -SEM- m ifii hwjiwj Mufoi it11 nnwiwwwfS1 w n ,: Jonn Walker to h uoom. .. . I) ?fl nil,Trn it rntVK to., La n u Uoolh t0 Hohle K wikr. . V C. Wld- - nONOL.T3L.tJ. niw.r. w ahiiiol lit Morv I dlfleld n?t DAinXL LOQAK. BEAIJTIFULSKIN 'll W Holt to Mrs Annie Harris. ..US Commercial Commission Merchants Unlnkl and h'b to Mm Maria -- D Qouvela . &sstt$sxs5$$GC$cs$$$$$$ez John K Mnawo Jr to Charles Clay. D u tin past week. JfAUTOIIB. M K Kou nnd wf to l'ele Knio.... An absonco of activity lins marked the local oxcIiiiiiro Soft White Hands BUGAU Henry Waterhouse Tr Co Ltd Tr from "3.70 to 7i!.fl0 a ton, with R Haw sURar In Now York has shaded down to John W Short cnlde, while tho purity of Kuropcnit beet rose from John F Colburn and wf to First uo change in yesterday's AGENTS FOR M cabled figure. Scareo Luxuriant Hair Am Savs &. Tr Co of Haw Ltd... $70.40 to $77.SO a ton, tho latter being yesterday's ffke Ewa Plantation Company. Hannah K Tin Yan and hsb to though transaction lmve been in stocks, tho prices obtained nro generally Agricultural Co., Ltd. Ihe Walalua James L Coke " higher than wero paid the previous week. Ike Kobala Cugar Company. John Knlllanu to Jnmes L Coke.. U Produced by fi7 $27.37,.4, 'Wahnea Sugar Mill Company. Sterling by mtgee to Henry Following nro the week's sales: Kwa ($20), 43 at S'JT.GQ, nt hi 113. C ho Fulton Iron Works. St. Louis. Holmes D L'0, 15 nt $'J7.7C; llonokaa ('J0), 1000 nt $15.."0, 00 nt $15; Itapid Transit, Oil Company. Th Btatdafd Entered for Record October 7, 1903, common ($100), 15 nt $H7.fiu; Hon. llrcwing (2U), 150, 475, 20, 500 nt 23.50j The George F. Blake Eteam Pumps. IT CUBA 3 m. to 12 Noon. SOAP. Centrifugals. From n. Kiliei (.r0), 50, 50, 50, 100, V2 nt S( M,ellrytlo (20), 100, 75, 50 nt 0; Ooknln m Weston's - Life taaar-no- e Kenhlpaka Tr to E Keknnnt- 20 Wainlun - Th New England Mutual John ($20), 20, 20 nt G; Pioneer ($100), 0 nt $150; I'aia ($100), nt $170; or Women- Use Cuticuiu Soap exclusively for preserving, nu . . A Company, of Boston. Pratt .t 30 nt $70.50; Wnimnnnlo ($100), 14 nt $100; IMonecr O's, $1000 nt 105; MILLIONS and beautifying Insurance Co., of Hart- Charles It BIhop Trust by Trs to ($100), tho akin, for cleanlng the scalp of crusts, The Aetna O. It. & L. Co. O's, $1000 at 105; Oahu Sugar O's, $5000 ford, Conn. John F Colburn R Olnn fl's, $5000 nt 100; scales, nnd dandruff, nnd tho stopping of falling hair, for softening, Ths Alliance Assurance Company, of W II Lalnnholo et nl to Hawaiian at 103.50. , whltculng, nnd soothing red, rough, nnd soro band, 'n tho form of bath London. Acrctl Co " Sales in September wero ns follows; CS0Ewa; 27.50 to 28; 05 Haw. Agr. tor annoylug Irritations nnd dialings, or too freo or ofTenslvii perspiration, Lalnnholo al to Hawaiian W H ct 84 359 Kaw. Com'l & Sug. Co., 34; 200 Honoknn Stignr Co., 14; 50 iu tho form of washes for ulcerative weaknesses, nnd for many antiseptic Airrctl Co Co., to 80; 220 'n 7.375 purposes which readily suggest INSURANCE. Keahl Lupenul to Hawn Agrctl Co L Hniku Sugar Co.. 175; 123 Kahuku Sugar Co., 30; Klhci Plant Co., themselves to womcu and especially mothers, Keahl Lupenul to Hawn Agrctl Co L to 8; 705 McBrydo Sugar Co.,0 to 7; 10 Oahu Sugar Co., 113; 171 Olaa Sug. ud for all tho purposes of the toilet, bath, nnd nursery. No amount of to Len DA Chal Hing and wf Liu Co., 5; 00 Pain Plant 'n Co., 175; 35 Pcpeekeo Sugar Co., 145; 210 Pioneer Mill can Induce those who havo oneo used it to uso nny other, especially foe "W Makawcllwell to R A Lu D K 33 Wailuku Sugar Co., 40 preserving aud purifying tho skin, scalp, nnd hair of Infants aud children. cas Co., 155 to 157; 200 Wnialua Agr. Co., 70; 41.75; & Go. Soap combines dcllcato Cuti-CUR- l.-I- emollient pioperiies Theo. H. Daiies n. KnMhila (Id to Mele Kumlkl.... D Waimea Sugar Mill Co., CO; 213 . 8. N. Co., 100; 28 11. It. T. & L. Co., Cuticuha derived from - tho great skin cure, with tho purest of cleansing Ingredients, (Limited.) G Kalllula (k) to Marlon da Ama- 00 to 0S.50; 77 O. It. & L. Co., 87.50 to 8S.G0; 500 Hon. Brew & Malt Co., 22.50 and tits most refresh! ug of flower odours. No other medicated soap ever compounded ral to 24; $1000 Haw. Tcrr'l 4's, 100; $9000 Haw. Gov't C's, 100; $5000 Cal. & ASENTS FOR FIRE, LIFE ANG Mrs Mele S Kamakaono to le is to bo compared with it for preserving, purifying, aud boautlf ylng tho skin, D Haw. Sug. Kef. Co. O's, 102.25 to 103; $2500 Haiku Sugar Co. 0'b, 104.50; $1000 INSURANCE. (w) Bcalp, hair, nnd hadds. No other foreign or dnmeulo toilet soap, however MARINE to Bento de Abreu D H. It. T. & L. Co. O's, 108.50; $1000 Kahuku Plant 'n Co. O's, 100.25; $10,300 Jose U Ferrelra expensive, Is to ho compared with it for all the purines of tho toilet, bath, F G da Rosa to J M de Gouvea Sr 11 O. It, & L. Co. O's, 105; $2000 Olnn Sug. Co. O's, 100; $12,500 Paia Plant'n Co. wf to Joao nnd nursery. Thus it combines, tu One Soap ut Onk Prick, tho rest skh J M de Gouvea Sr and O's, 104.50; $1000 Pioneer Mill Co. O's, 105; $30,000 Wnialua Agr. Co. 6s, 103. Assurance Compwj Vlelra et al I and complexion soap, the best toilet nnd iif.st baby soap In the world. lerthcrn Enoka (k) to James Enoka D GENERAL REVIEW. (w) to Enoka D Complete External and Internal Treatment tor Eterj Hr.our, OF LONDON, FOR FIRE AND Kallll James The Auditor's report on tho Hawaiian treasury for September shows re Charley Elderts and wf to Charles ot to eUn and scales and LIFE. Established MS. corresponding month of CoDtlitlDR Cirncun 8ol', cleanse tho at crust soften tb dcoumulated Fund .. .J7t,CO0. Furneaux " ceipts of $50,227.60 as compared with $08,978.54 Jho thickened cuticle, Cuticuua Ointment, to Instantly allay Itching, Inflammation, and InW w Charles Furneaux to Est of Chas 1004. Totnl current expenditures wero $181,009.17, against $102,7i9.93 for Uon, and soothe-- and heal, nnd Cuticuha Hmoi.yknt, to root and rlcnuso tho bloo X D Rlchard-w- Exors of Scptembor, 1904. Loan fund payments for tho month this year wore $80,167.95 Sisulk dCT la often tufllcleut to euro ttm eorercnt humours, with lass ot hair, when nil Electric Co Ltd by atty to falls. Sold throughout the worlil. " All about tho Skin, Scalp, nnd ll.ilr," post fire, of C( Kauai with $59,188.34 All expenditures wero $267,777.12 ngainst Britisli ud Foreign Marine Ins. Notice N compared last year. Aust Dcot,IlAoWKa.tCo.,SyOncy,X.S.W, So. African Popot; l.KNKO.1 Ltd., Cap College by to Mrs Fanny $221,908.27, or nn excess of $45,808.85 this year over last. Unpaid warrants nt 1'ottjck and Ciimi. Solo Props., Doston, U. S. A. OF LIVERPOOL, FOR MARINE. Oahu Trs lowi. Vr"a four.. ass gdn al R being reduction of $87,205.50 1,000,00 Love and et tho end of tho month amounted to $774,470.04, a TUU from tho amount a year previous. Tlicro was a current cash balanco of September 27, 1905. Seduction of Rates, Recorded or $14,010.43 moro thnn on Sept. 30, 1904. Tho loan fund cash bnlanco (L) to feuaedlate Payment of Claims, Kealaula Wohlers nnd hsb was $475,274.05. Territorial bonds outstanding were $3,137,000, nn increase- of R. Keawe, D; In kul 6552, Maka-wel- l, J. COLLIS BROWNE'S Nul lnt $901,000 over tho samo dato last year. Wnlmea, Kauai. $100. B 272, p F. salesrooms yesterday four Pearl City lots under foro-closu- GO-fc- 397. Dated Aug 28, 1905. At Jas. Morgan's . H. DAVtES & Tfc N Makanoa to Knmanu Makanoa et were bought by tho O. K. & L. Co. for $375 all. Other advertised sales CHLORODYNE. AGENTS, al, D; lnt In 1 share In ahp, Kahana, wero indefinitely postponed, settlements having been rnndo outside. Mr. Morgan Koolauloa, Oahu. $10. B 272, p 39S. made soveral deals in Pioneer Oahu bonds in San Fran- ORIGINAL AND ONtW OENUINK. Dated Nov 21, 1904. Onoinca, Honolulu, nnd W Matlock Campbell to "Wilder & cisco during tho week. Tho outfit of a failed Chlneixftheatrical company will OKiniWAL AITP Each llottlo of this well-know- n ltnnedy fo Co Ltd, M; lots 7 and 8, blk 5 and lot bo sold nt Morgan's tlds week. Mnterial of thp'dcfunct Kolmla-Hil- Railroad & 4 1A, etc. College Hills tract, Castle Cooke, blk bldgs, Co., sold through Morgan's, is being shipped' in tho steamer Enterprise from Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Honolulu, Oahu. $3000. B 276, p 117. pJtifoftSijB3 -- LIMIT Hilo to San Francisco. Thus ends a most important development scheme. ItCiBottli'jlfjS ED. Dated Sept 20, 1905. fa I ij.uigff W Matlock Campbell to Wilder & Tho Oceanic Steamship Co.'s steamer Alameda, which had been doing n Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Toothache, Co Ltd, Add Sccry; rents on lots 7 and three-wee- service each way between San 1'rancisco nnd Honolulu, ran on tho LIFE and FIRE S blk G and lot 4 blk 19, College Hills, rocks whilo feeling hor way out of tho Golden Gate in a fog n week ngo yester- Honolulu, Oahu. $1. B 270, p 121. Dat- t.H',JtoiustMim Diarrhoea, Spasms, etc., day. Her passengers nnd crew were safely landed. Two-third- s of tho cargo ed B&pt 20, 1903. EfflSlOROOmll INSURANCE Est" of M A Rego by Tr to Manuel wero saved and is being forwarded in tho A. II. S. Co.'s steamer Novndnn to tsiywjiKfv.fjj bears on the Government Stamp tho iiamo of tbo Iuveutor R Jardln, D; np 2 of por R P 4712 kul Honolulu. On Tuesday the stranded stenmer was turned over to the under- 10885, bldgs.i etc, Koloa, Kauai. $100. writers nnd yesterday news was received that she had been floated nnd found DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE. AGENTS. B 272, p 399. Dated Sept 20, 1903. . . - to have sustained comparatively littlo injury. llPii Numerous Testimonials from Eminent Physicians ac- Mary C Wlddlfleld to Henry "Water- company houso T Co Ltd, D; lnt In est of Wil Tho area of tho public lands belonging to tho Territory of Hawnil as figured each bottle. FOR liam II Cornwell. $5000. B 2.0, p 400. out from tho latest surveys by Land Commissioner Pratt is 1,719,160.02 acres, oHt onom. cold in Bottles. 1lM. 4 6. bv all ChemlslB. AGENTS 27, 1905. 29. Dated Sept of which 1,318)350.97 is now under loaso nnd 400,809.G5 not leased. Of this Hip Kee Co by attys and mtgee to Soi Manufacturer, j. Davenport. Limited. London 393,197 acres I ft R R Reldford, Fore Sale; leasehold, land tho leases on acres expire this year; in 1000, 250,702.40 t bldgs, etc, Hotel St, Honolulu, Oahu. revert to tho Territory nnd in 1907 224,203.43 acres moro will bo nvnilnblo. In 27, OF BOSTON, $2000. B 274, p 280. Dated Sept 190S a further aggregate of 131,5G8 acres will bo open for disposal again. A section of the museum is filled with personal relics of Sen- 1903. United States Judgo and former Governor Sanford B. Dolo has contributed A Lewis Jr to Phillip S Cambra, D; ator and Mrs. Stanford and their son, for whose monument the jgtiia Life Insarance Company n powerful to in having lot 9 blk H, Koplolanl tract, Honolulu, lotter tho Advertiser advocacy of tho Territory scttlod university was, founded. The boy evidently lind a very bright mind Oahu. $120.50. B 270, p 401. Dated with peoplo capablo of American citizenship. OF I1ARTFORD. and mature ideas for one of his age, and while he was traveling in Sept 27, 1905. Owing to tho lapso of tho Territorial subsidy of $1000 n month on Septem- Ha- .ina R Molony alid hsb (J) to Inter-Islan- Europe with his parents he became possessed of a commendable idea. D; ber 30, tho d Telegraph Co. has raised its wireless tolls fifty per cent. waiian Evangelical Assn Bd of, collection of interesting things for the en- acr land, Holualoa, N Kona, Tho rate is mado 15 cunts a word with a minimum of $1.50 a message. to make the he saw, Hawaii. $750. B 270, p 402. Dated Ocean steam arrivals for tho wecVhavo been tho Coptic from tho Orlont, tertainment and education of other boys who were deprived of the Sept 7, 1905v tho Manchuria from San Francisco, tho Italian cruiser Calabria from San Fran- opportunity of travel. This little collection of his is the nucleus Keanlu Vw) to Clara K Lee, D; por The Famous Tourist Boute of the cisco nnd the Aragonla from Yokohama. Departures havo been tho Coptic for of university and be place it can be ap 1 R p 1215 kul 1333, Auwaiollmu, the museum, it should where World. Honolulu, Oahu. $1. B 270, p 404. Dat- San Francisco, tho Manchuria for tho Orient and tho Aragonia for San seen and understood by every person who enters the building, but Connection With the Canadian ed Spt 23, 1903. Francisco. its significance and the lesson it should teach are destroyed by In S. C. Allen by Trs to Antone BteamBhip Line Est of clothing of his childhood, and Australian frj Costa, Rel; lot 9 blk 3, Kewalo placing around it the playthings and A Tickets aw Issued tract, Honolulu, Oahu. $500. B 204, p other personal objects which were preserved by a heart-broke- n To All Points in the United States 217. Dated Sept 26, J903. CHANGES ARE PROBABLE mother and to her were more precious than the treasures of the September 28, 1905 and Canada, via Viotoria and Recorded Louvre or the British Museum. The only purpose their exhibition D Hoonllimeal and wf to Patrick Vancouver. N is her son, and Cockett, D; 2 lnt In por kul 5230 and AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY can serve to show how much Mrs. Stanford loved 1 acr land, Pulehu, etc, Kula, etc. Ma- how devoted she was to his memory but the institution itself is a Resorts: 15, Mountian ul. $100. B 270, p 403. Dated Aug sufficient evidence of that affection, without exposing it to the ridi- "Banff, Glacier, Mount Stephens 1905. al cule of visitors. have mementos and Fraser Canon. George F McLeod and wf by atty By William E. Curtis. thoughtless Most mothers such to Gilbert J Waller, D; lot 141 of gr hidden away somewhere in their holiest of holies, and consider them 366 bldgs, etc. corner Beretanla and PALO ALTO, Cal., Sept. 12. The death of the late Jane Latli-ro- p Line of Steamers from Vancouver $1300 too sacred for the world to sec. Mrs. Stanford advertised her grief Empress Pensacola Sts, Honolulu, Oahu. Stanford has simplified matters a great deal at Stanford Uni- Tiokets to All Points in Japan, China, and mtg $2700. B 270, p 407. Dated and her affection in the most public mnnner possible, and these 1905. versity, and has removed an influence from India and Around the Wot Id. Apr 3, that institution that little evidences of her tenderness continually provoke shocking and Kahololla Halll (w) to G J Waller, was but not all-wis- e. Mrs. Stanford was a noble wo- nl information 21 963, Lahalna, Ma- irreverent remarks. Tor TickeU and gen D; lnt In R P kul man. soul filled with aspirations Aptly o ul. $1 and mtg $250. B 270, p 409. Dat- Her was the loftiest and was Beside the personal belongings of her son are similar relics of ed July 29, 1903. overwhelmed with a desire to benefit her fellow man. But her of Gram-ber- g, herself and her husband, which arc equally out of place. Some TBE0.H.DAVIES&C0.,Ltd. Joseph Hay and wf to August ideas were not always practical, and the board of trustees often found D; lot 03 of gr1 4210 and bldg, them her rare laces, for example, and objects which relate to his Agenta Canadian-Australia- n S. B. Lino Puukapu, S Kohala, Hawaii. $450. B it difficult to convince her 6f that fact. The individuality of the is room in any Canadian Pacilio uaiiway. public life should be preserved; but there scarcely 271', r 410, Dated Dec 27. 1904. Stanford family father, mother and son has been stamped upon George Chlrg Shal to Chlng Hang Yal, B S; museum for the old clothes of people of less stature than 5 lafierliriMn I.li1n-- rlpi pron. tOOlS. the institution with such force that it can never be effaced, but it Washington and Abraham Lincoln. f. mchury. eto. Puunaluu, etc, Kololoa, is expected that in time certain changes will be made to divest it BREWER & CO'S CHAS. Oahu. $11.50. B 271, p 279. Dated Mar of some of the evidences of their personalities that often suggest 1, 1903. They tell me here that there was no mystery about the death Jose De Nobriga to George O Hart, criticism, if not ridicule. This will be done gradually and rever NEW YORK LINE of Mrs. Stanford ; it was caused by an attack of acute indiges- D; por R P 1691 kul 1341, Nuuanu val- ently, without the slightest disresppct to the memory of the noble that 270, p Nuuanu sailing from ley, Honolulu, Oahu. $250. B tion nnd that her fear of poisoning was due to excessive nervousness Bark 411. Sept 28, 1905. man and woman whose lives and enormous fortunes were dedicat- New York to Honolulu on or Dated and a morbid condition of mind. Her brother, her lawyers, the A Rodrlgues and wf et al to Nellie ed to the education of the sons and daughters of other people, be- of the of the about March 1st. FREIGHT Moore, D; por gr 3614, Nuuanu valley, cause they were deprived by providence of the privilege of educat- executors her estate, trustees university and the police TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES. Honolulu, Oahu. $2300. B 270, p 412. authorities are all satisfied that there was no criminal cause. apply to 28, 1905. ing children of their own. For freight rates Dated Sept is well to N Ynmakaml, L; 2 The estate pretty settled already. Por several years CHAS. BREWER &CO., LUIuokalanl acr land and bldgs, Pua lane, Honolu- Mrs. Stanford had been preparing her affairs in anticipation of sud- 27 Kllby St, Boston, or The trustees of the institution have never discussed these ques- lu, Oahu. 15 yrs at $150 per an. B den death. The lands and securities which constitute the endow- C. BREWER & CO., LTD., 273, p 286. Dated Sept 26, 1903. tions formally. They have not yet formed a plan or even an opinion, Honolulu. Ellen A Polyblank to Sam'l Nowllen, although they have doubtless received many suggestions and have ment of the university arc increasing in value from 5 to 10 per cent Rel; R P 1938 and por It P9 4388 and each year. It is now the richest educational institution on earth, $2000. given the matter much thought. It would be impossible for them 2154, Main St, Lahalna, Maul. and unless Mr. Rockefeller dumps his fortune into the lap of the B 157, p 371. Dated Sept 28, 1903. to have escaped the comments of visitors or those of the students REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. Samuel Nowllen and wf to Ellen A upon the personal character of some of the exhibits in the museum, University of Chicago it probably always will be. Polyblank, M; R P 1958 and por R Ps The intentions and desires of Mr. Stanford in founding it have 438S 2154, Main St, Lahalna, Maul. for example, or the inscriptions that deface certain portions of the Entered for Record October 5, 1905, and so expressed by him the of have $2750. B 271, p 294. Dated Sept 28, buildings. Those inscriptions are particularly offensive, because been clearly that board trustees 9 4 p. m. From a. m. to 1905. everybody in the face. No one can visit the university no difficulty in understanding them; but they will always be com to Pamnlaulu D Recorded September 29, 1905. they stare Kauhane and hsb K Le- - pelled to struggle against an almost irresistible tendency in such K Pamalaulu and wf to Kahue (k) D Lou Len to Wong Kim, B S; lease- without being irritated by them. I counted the name of Jane Alapal (w) to Kekahu (w) D hold and bldgs, Kauluwela, Honolu- land Stanford in thirty-fiv- e different places and the name of Lcland institutions to give more attention to academic than to industrial Oahu College by Trs to J F Hum-bur- g lu, Oahu. $600. B 274, p 287. Dated nnd would be contrary to Governor Stanford's plan. B, Stanford in fifty-seve- n ; and while one must admit that both of them education, that July 1, 1905. - He established this university, not to make scholars, but to train Palea Man I and wf to Mrs Lanl- Kaneohe Ranch Co Ltd to C Bolte, had the right to inscribe their names upon their own property, they D practical president, wahlne Ezera D; 1- lnt In aps 1 and 2 and lnt in should be protected from the criticisms that arc always directed at citizens for useful, careers, and Dr. Jordan, the Kuahewa (k) to Walanae Co L Ka-llh- l, ap 5 R P 6809 kul 5745, bldgs, etc, the display of such bad taste. The memorial chapel, for example, is endeavoring to carry out that idea. It is not his ambition to win C A Schmledte to W E Taylor. ...CM Oahu. $1 etc. B 270, p to Honolulu, a reputation for scholarship among his graduates, but he wants to Malkal Alolau and wf William 415. Dated Sept 28, 1905. which is with possibly one or two exceptions the finest piece of Henry M Co to C Bolte, debased give them a thorough scientific and practical training. A Wadsworth to R Kaneohe Ranch Ltd ecclesiastical architecture in the United States, has been R Palea Jr 6808 561 etc, wf to Joseph Quelho D D; R P kul bldgs, Hotel by the introduction of personal inscriptions and paintings and L Palea Jr and $1 270, p RHEUMATISM. says: been troubled with In- Joseph Quelho wf to A Enos... M St, Honolulu, Oahu, etc. B INFLAMMATORY "I have and 416. Sept 28, 1905. marbles which Mrs. Stanford was induced to buy from speculators flammatory rheumatism for the part Lewis to Mary Morris D Dated Anyone who has ever experienced the A Jr G Beckwlth to Costa, two years and unable to Bleep at nlKht. C Cluney to Q W Ahoy and Harriet Joao in Europe. A magnificent arch, which furnishes an entrance to the excruciating and almost unbearable John Rel; 612 land, Hamakuatoa, I have taken many remedies but must wf R acr architecture, has be- to Inflammatory rheu- $4000. 204, p 84. Sept most stately quadrangle of modern scholastic pains Incident say Chamberlain's Pain Balm is the (w) et al to T B Lyons D Maul. B Dated Kulla 12, 1905. ' neath it a grotesque indeed, a pitiful exhibition of vanity and matism, will be pleased to know that best liniment I have ever tried." For s, Entered for Record October 6, 1905, Loo Hong et al to Wong Who Chen, prompt relief may be had by applying sale by all Dealer and Drug-gist- Ben- affection in the form of a bronze group of the Stanford family, Co., Agents Ha- From 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Judgmt; for $116. B 143, p 29. Dated Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Mr. D. son, Smith & Ltd., for call "The Father, Son and Holy Ghost." Snyder, ot Rosevllle, Ontario, Canada, waii. Peter C JonegLtd by Regr N June 28, 1905. which blasphemous students TH! H'

8 HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1905. SEMI-WEEKL- Y,

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ing and hoolng cano. Andrew Gross. THE BEST KIND OF LABOR liana Light showers and cloudy A. weather throughout AIUUVED. week, with winds varying from trade to south. N. Om? U. S, COURT Friday, October 6. THAT CAN BE OBTAINED stcd. Oer S 8. Aragonln, Schuldt, from Xnhiku Cloudy and showery days; Yokohama, 5.40 p. m. ground very wet, nnd conditions unfa- Saturday, October 7. vorable for field Work; good growing Stmr. J. A. Cummins, t'earle, from Editor Adtcrtiscr: Kindly allow mo sufficient space in your worthy paper weather, however, for tne rubber trees. TERM OPENS Koolau ports, 8:10 p. m, C. O. Jacobs. Stmr. Klnnu, Freeman, from IIIlo and to evpreiH iiijsolf on the Inbor question of this Territory. The observations Huclo Weather has not been as wet way ports, o:3j n- - m. as - which I am nbotit to mnku on, this most vital point, aro tho result of my follow- lor the past few wceksr both vege- Stmr. Llkellke. Nnopala, from Molo- tation and stock show tho effect of the After those excused, C m. unavailable and kal, Maul and Luna! ports, a. ing up the miineuvcrs ami deliberations of those that are most interested in the warm, sunny days; rains on upper lands ineligible Stmr. Noeau, from Kukulhaele nnd on the panel had been weed- procuriug of labor for this Territory, I havo watched every move carefully, havo been more continuous andMieavier ed out, nnd a special Honokaa, 11 a. m. than nt the lower elevations; all moun- venire for new Btmr. Nlihau, W. Thompson, from nnd am now resolved to vent my opinion. tain streams well supplied with water, men returned by Marshal E. R. Hen- 6 Ahuklnl, a, m. and plantation irrigation ditches run- dry, the following grand Jurors for Stmr, Mtknhala, Gregory, from Xo ono will deny, Mr. Editor, that tho labor question is tho most important the ning full capacity. W. F. Pogue, October term of Dis- 4 30 M. T. the United Stntts ift5vv'Sy'J$v$v!SSySvwvs'-''- Kauai, a. m., with and tho only question of the day. On It rests the success of tho community, Pcahi 1'ino weather, with light 4 1 trict Court were accepted charged wine bbls., crts. cocoanuts, horse, showers; crops flourishing; in fine and Tlie two most lmportnnt Pacific socially, politically and financially, y stock by S. 76 pkgs. sundries. condition; ditches running full. Geo. Judge B. Dole yesterday, Ocean harbors In which Undo Sam la Youngrcn, from San Xo class of labor should ever bo introduced into any country docs not, being developed at the S. S. Enterprise, that Groves. namely: interested, are Francisco via Hllo, 8:30 a. m. any way, assure country name time. These are at Honolulu and in that of, nt least, good citizenship, Haiku Weather more favorablo this Claude Haupu, I&W. ihlnBU Thom- Schr. Helene, Larsen, from San week vegetablo growth general Manila. The Territory of Hawaii Is Tho Planters' Association has been for the past eighteen months coping for and as Gandall, W. J. England. J. R. d, Francisco, 3:20 p. m. field work; pineapples nnd sisal grow- making new docks, with slips deep and with tho subject in a way that, in my mind, is most unsatisfactory. They aro L. C. Abies, M. Hlggs, Schr. Alice Cooke, Penhallow, from ing finely; advanced winter crop pine- J. P. D. wide enough for the largest vessels In p. ono Kellett, Geo. Port Gamble, oft port 9:43 m. exercising all their energies to secure labor. Certainly no denies that fact, apples beginning to show Blgns of ap- S. Evans, Thos. A. Hays, the Pacific Ocean, while the Federal 9. on Monday, October but what class of labor aro they endeavoring to import? Are they trying to proaching maturity; plantation irriga- C. J. Flshel, J. W. Iosepa, C! J. Lud-wlgse- n, Government Is about to begin work U. S. A. Sherman, Brugulerre, developing T. scenro labor that will benefit tho country in every am sorry to say tion ditches running full capacity; pas- J, Lucas, C. S. Hall, Henry enlarging nnd the harbor Manila, via Nagasaki, 8 p. m. way! I proper. dredger Pa- from tures green nnd grazing slock flourish- and channel The Ship S. D. Carleton, McLcod, from that they aro not, if paper reports aro true. I can sco that their aim is to Davis, E. I. Spalding, C. It. Collins, In port November 1 ing'. D. D. Baldwin. cific Is and by Newcastle, off port, p. m. secure tho class of labor that will best suit their financial aspirations, to the T. C. Poor, L. de L. Ward, E. H. Paris active work will have commenced. Paia Moderate temperatures and oc- and J. L. Love. exclusion of the country's best interests. is It Is expected that within two and DEPARTED. History bound to repeat itself, casional light showers; sunshino slight- Judge Dole appointed Mr. Abies as years the great harbor scheme Schr. Concord, Ulunahele, for Hllo, gentlemen, and by your actions you should bring nbout only that repetition that ly below normal. J. J. Jones. foreman of the grand Jury in conclud- ior the port of Manila will bo com- 11. CO a. m. will bo to your credit and not to your discredit. Knhului Continued warm and cloudy ing his charge, part of which was as pleted. The plans have been drawn by Stmr. Mauna Loo, Slmerson, for Ma- weather. R. W. Filler. follows: The papers havo it that Mr. Bryan, tho noted Democratic leader, in pasi-in- g llajor Townscnd for the wharves and ul Hawaii ports, at noon. Puuncnc Weather dry on tho lower "The duties and through Honolulu, virtually recommended and functions of the buildings. Close on to $2,750,000 have Stmr. Maul, Parker, for Maul ports, Italians as laborers for tho plan- lands, but fair rains, at ditch heads; grand Jury are of an exalted charac- already been expended on the work. E p. m. tations. Now, I am somewhat allied to the Itnlians (belonging to tho samo four pumps running; 1906 cano looking ter. In a senBe It may be said to be' "When completed Manila will have Schr. Lady, for Koolau ports, S p. m. raco classification the Latif race), but I can not refrain from disagreeing with vory fine. J. N. 8. Williams. tho conscience of the community. Sit dock wharfage which will compare S. S. Aragonla, Schuldt, for San Wailuku Steady weather, with light bust-ne- ss Oer. Mr. Bryan in that respect. Asjmasters of the fine, arts, tho Italians aro surely ting apart from the turmoil of favorably with that of almost any port Francisco, noon. trado winds; enne, rice, grass and all to bo admired nnd almost envicd,i)jit as and the distractions of social ex in the Far East. There will bo two Sunday, October s. laborers for the sugar plantations of other vegetation doing vory well; water citements. It enjoys a status which pro- wharves, one COO and the other G50 Br, Crlffcl, Billet, for Royal these Islands I fear they would give any ono very littlfl chance for admiration. supply sufficient. Uro. Frank, motes a sensitiveness "toward those acts bark ' iKannapnli northeasterly f(ct"'long, besides a military wharf. Roads, 7 a, m, Saying what I havo said of thcin does not" lelittle them, as a nntiohiu'any Modornto which, disregarding individual or pub- Is not needed for any Monday, October 9. winds during week, with light showers lic rights, suprem- "When the latter one's estimation; but, knowing them ns I do, I can not help saying that tho tend to subvert the nset is believed that that wharf also Stmr. Ke Au Hou, Tullctt, for Knual on 3d, 4th and 5th; heavier rains on acy of law and thereby prejudice tho o. planters and the country will rue tho day tho higher growing cano and willy bo available for commercial ports, E p. m. that their landing into the country is lands; all Interests of society, 'In its represen- as the present harmonious Stmr. Nlihau, W. Thompson, for Ko-lo- a, effected. pastures looking well. Wm. Itobb, tative capacity It carries large re- lofS , relations between the military and the C p. m, Now-- Mx. Kditor, n remedy must bo found, and in finding tho samo tho ISLAND OF OAHU sponsibilities In relation to the welfare government Cummins, Searle, for Ko- body politic, civil 4uk.Ihmj of the Stmr. J. A. planters can not lose very much time. They must hnvo cheap labor is Maunawili Weather very dry; cof- of tho which sense of re- n11 Indications, they olau ports, 7 a. m. it their sponsibility can hardly to pro- salvation. Very fee has made no advance in ripening fall ' ( well, lot tho planters get their heads together and offer such mote watchfulness toward criminal de- PAasfiNOERS. inducements will during the past week; pastures in fair The'tSo tBrnmrrclnl wharves will be as securo tho best of labor. What class of people have proved condition. John Herd. velopments ns hostile to such welfare, eight or ARRIVED. fair-pla- y iblo rncc.ojjiaoJate about themselves satisfactory in every respect? This is no puzzle anyone can Wnimannlo Weather warm, with nnd that sentiment of which dinary veels, say of 3C0 feet in Per stmr. Ke Au Hou, Oct. 0, from answer, would protect persons charged with the Walker, n. light showers on 4th and 5th. A. ngth, there teTpg four nt each wharf. Kauai ports Dr. Morltz, Mr. Irvine. commission of offences against the .'hlle It Is t rues t hat n easel like the Mr. Bowman and 8 deck. Tho JaptneseT No. Tho Chinese? In one or two respects, yes; but not laws, from publicity and the odium of occupy 7, from respect Ewa Weather has been a littlo ifnnchurlnjwputd of Itself the Per stmr. Llkellke, October in otcry Tho Porto Iticans? (Ask tho polico department.) Most em- on public trials, except upon probablo yet nrp ports Miss Victoria Myers, cooler this week, with traces of rain ihola side of a wharf, there Molokai phatically, no! 'What about the Portuguese f Ah, now you are talking. Thoy tho 3d and 7th; hoeing and hilling up cause Buppoited by competent evidence aot many Mfili?niirlnstind the wharf Miss Mabel Myers, S. K. Sllva and 12, BUfllclen.t, unless contradicted or other- aro most satisfactory in' every respect. Why tho sugar throw cane. W. Lohrengel. 111 seldom be cnljed upon to accom- - deck. . don't planters convic- Sis.il remained tin- - wise explained, to warrant a Klnau, October 7, from all their might toward their importation? They invarinbly admit Conditions havo sucn leviathan!?. Per stmr. that tho (changed sinco last report; light showers tion." DIAMOND HEAD'S PEEIL. Hllo nnd way ports Judge Stanley,' Portuguese havo been tho most satisfactory over imported, thp charge was mainly - - z nnd I can't see why during Intter part 01 week. Wm. Wom-ric- For rest the r : Miss M. Todd, Miss C. E. Mnthpws, V. dilly-dallyin- on powers .Sdvt.-'2-2. Tlio they aro with other classes for tho purposes of experiment. technical Instruction tho 2Qia TOW.NSHND, Htirrt, Miss n. II. Ewart, A. Scbtt, Mrs. That Jr, Jury. American Diamond Head, which tho Portuguese make good citizens enn not Waianae Tho weather this week has and limitations of the grand bark A. Scott, C. Walters, C. J. Flshel, A. bo denied. Ask tho merchants and Tho grand jury began holding Its here Teller, a few . been n littlo cooler; some rain has IrrlVed fioni Alaska, Rlchley, Mrs. L. Mnrcalllno, Mrs. S. they will, ith truth, tell you that tho Portuguese aro tho best buyers. Every 2 p. escapes I on tho higher session In the court room at m. eays ago, had 'two very dose K. Pun, Miss R. Pua, C. S. Olsen, Mrs. cent earned is spent in tho country. fallen lands; .growing - Their thrift is evidenced bv tho numbers A largo number of witnesses from all rom wrecking on the voyage- North. H. cano progressing nicciy. r jvioyer. P. Peck, Miss Peck, A. Marks, G. of beautiful little homes in all parts of tho city. over the group Is in attendance. he bark, which is weirknow'n In these o, Their industry is unparalleled, Wniawa Good showers during tho Kentwell, Solomon Lalakoa, C. " praters, is commanded by Captain Ai Mullen, and without doubt they aro tho desired people. week; young pineapple plants growing ' Mrs. A. A. Like, Thomas - i " nicely;- planting and wcoJing. W. K. Peterson. Samuel A. Mocy, S. B. Fujiyama, K. Now, Mr. Editor, theso pcoplo of whom I speak aro easily satisfied. AU the Sound.. June, 9, with a Waters. 'S gLvatlnjr Azawa, Mrs. E. E. Oldlng, Thomas S. they ask is to bo treated liko white people, and everything will be adjusted. general mining jquirirjj lnouiQiiigi juiy Kay, Hnttle, W. S. Botelho, Mrs. Wahinwa Moderate temperaturqs Miss And to conclude, I must say that, unless tho right class tons of dynamite for the operators at F. W. Carter, Master S. M. Carter, Miss of people is induced to nnd Bhowcry weather during week; feller,, the "vessel had fair weatheriuntll Sybil Carter, D. Lougher, Samuel Dow- - como and labor on our plantations, our condition will not bo benefited. pineapple plants doing nicely; field op- erations LECTURE AT PI1BDII Jtell ple.ir of the Aleutian Islands sett, S. C. Kaaua, Samuel Purdy, Ikela Honolulu, October 1, 1005. j,. n, jf. interfered with slightly in Parly In July gales set 1n accompanied Purdy, Martin Campbell, W, Spencer, portions of colony by softness of sojl; y th'Uili'wl'ather. 'on' July 10, when Mrs. J. qockett, Mrs. Lily Reed, W. J. planting and cultivating pines; pas- he captain was off watnh. .First Mate M. Mnknlua, Mrs. S. K. tures in good condition. B. O. Clark. An illustrated lecture on the "History B'ell''Mrs Development en iJrwv.Mtjucd.aanse.raiJaauehjJiis.l Walnonnnd child, C. Davidson, Miss ISLAND OP KAUAI. and of Photography" Tessel about Just In time, as it proved B. Hanheo. Ah Quai, August Krebs. tertained nnd Instructed the Teachers' immediately following, escape being WEEKLY Makawoli rair weather all week; Association Punahou Preparatory! to Per stmr- - Mlkahala, from Kauai CROP BULLETIN. at dashed to kindling wood on Fairway plowing land and planting cano stead- School last night. Prof. Ludovico Hart ports, Oct. 8. Geo. H. Falrchlld, A. L. ily. Hawaiian Sugar Co. up Took, four miles westwnrd. of Capo C. AtklnBon, J. A. Palmer, Judge took his subject historically from its of cycles, In Bering strait. EICCI9 tVcathcr very dry during beginning in the 16th Century and Prince S. Hnmasawa, Mrs. Mltane, A. past week with tho exception of tho The thick and stormy "weather con- For the Week Ending- October 7, gavo many stereoptlcon views of tho Gnrtley, Allen Wood, E. P. Chopin, K. 1905. on which .32 inch of in- tinued and on July 14 the Diamond 1st, day rain fell; work done. The lecture was an Mltane, Mrs. A. B. Wood, Miss Alice cano growing well. MeBrydo Sugar tensely Interesting one to all. Professor Head fouled herself among the break- Rooney, II. Ito and 49 deck. ers with dirt stirred up by her keel !S)&&St&l Co. Hart was assisted In his practical de- showing In the' water. Both anchors Departed. Local Office, Weather Bureau, Koloa Warm days continue, with monstrations by Rev, Mr. Westervelt. hardly any rain to speak of; heavy were let go in. a hurry nnd the vessel 6, rain - Per stmr. Mauna Loa, October for Honolulu, T. H., October 9, 1905. would bo welcome. P. McLane. xode safely. The next day the weather Maul and Hawaii ports Bishop Rea-tarlc- DB. BELL'S SECOND LECTURE. lightened slightly and the trading GENERAL SUMMARY. Iiihuc A heavy rain on Clio last day K. Kawamoto, wife and son, of September has been followed by Dr. Frederic Bell (who drew a crowd- ischoiner Luilrn Madsen was sighted at A. S. G, Max Lorenz, Rev. Baker, Mrs. Seasonable temperatures have prevailed during the past week good growing weather. 1 Weber. ed house on the occasion of his first anchor three miles off, Naga-saw- a, F. Muyduell, W. F. Wilson, S. in Kilauea Partly cloudy weather lecture, will lecture again this even- Mate Brown and two men boarded Rlch-nrdso- n, most sections; and although the weather hascontinucd unset- Frank Gouvela, Geo. JC. throughout tho week, with light show- ing in Odd Fellows' hall, the subject the latter vessel In the captain's gig Jnmes W. Robertbon, T. B. Ly- tled, considerably less rain has fallen than during the preceding being, "Love, Courtship, Marriage and and learned that they were between ers nearly every night; southerly winds ons, J, L. Coke, Dr. N. Norgaard, F. fohy-par- Divorce." close of Cape Spencer,, lat- week. In Hawaii and Maui, the precipitation has been confined during t of week; weather still At the the lecture York and Point the Douse, T. O'Brien, Father Aloysls, twelve ladles gentlemen will be Tug 1, originally unsettled. L.JJ. Boreiko. and ter a sandpit. Elk No. Alex. Gnryle, E. M. Brown, H. McCub-bl- chiefly to windward districts; in Oahu, abundant showers have selected from audience Dr. "hulling from Port Townsend, came out A. McC. ASHLEY, the and Dr. Frenr, L. Sederloff, fallen over the central plateau,; in Kauai, a heavy rain occurred in Section Director. Bell will demonstrate through the sci- Dt Point Clarence at that time and was ence of phrenology, how Inharmonious give a DUE TODAY. the Puna district at the beginning of the in all t secured to the bark tow to a week; other portions ' marrlnges are nnd audhorage S. S, America Maru, Going, from Acting yes- contracted, then afe near Teller. of the Group, comparatively dry weather has obtained since last Consul and Mrs. W. Lanz pair off the subjects harmoniously. By Founding Amis the Orient. Fer-dlnan- It learned that had terday evening entertained Prince The will commence 8 the Diamond Head procpeded a few SAIL TODAY. advices. lecture at of Satoy and the other off- o'clock, the price of admission being yards further before casting her an- Stmr, Noeau, Pederson, for Mahu-kon- a, Conditions have been generally favorable for growing cane, 25 icers of the Italian cruiser at a chowder, cents. chors site would have piled Up on the Honokna nnd Kukulhaele, 5 on of Dr. Bell's will be given and account the diminished rainfall have improved considera- following treat of canoeing surf- last lecture leach. Tl)ls occurred not far from tho p. m. a and a week from tonight, the subject be- bly in windward districts so far as field work in is Wal-klk- resting place of the bark. Oakland a.nd Stmr. W. G. Hall, S. Thompson, for the plantations ing at F. W. Macfarlane's place, l. ing, "A Merry Heart Doeth Good Like the ship Shliley, the ribs of thee ves- Knual ports, 6 p. m. concerned. In the Kau district of Hawaii, young cane is again be Princess Theresa Wilcox placed a Medicine, or Fun Better Than sels sticking out of'the sand near Point S. S. America Maru, Going, for San Physic." m Spencer as a warning to mnrlners. ing set, back by dry weather and accompanying high winds. Cane her house at Kapahulu at the disposal Francisco, may sail in ovenlng. of the visiting Prlnco and his brother H At the tlmo the vessel nnchored the Stmr. Klnau, Freemnn, for Hllo and is also in need of rain in southern Kauai. Planting, for the 1907 cane crew, according to Mate Brown, made a officers. Inviting all of them, for a stag Manager A. Gartley of the Hawaiian way ports, noon. crop was finished during the week at Kipahulu, Maui. Pineapple party In se- dash for the main hatch, under which later the evening. She Electrio Co., who returned from Kau- Stmr. Llkellke, Nnopala, for Molokai, plants are doing nicely in all sections, some of cured Hawaiian musical talent for the the dynamite wa8 stowed, to throw the Mil Hi and Laual ports, noon. and advanced fruit ai on Sunday, reports that the plant explosive o occasion. com- crboard. Brown knew that U. S. A. T. Sherman, Brugulerre, for the winter crop is beginning to show signs of approaching maturity H of the Knual Electric Co. will be the dangeious stuff would probably San Francisco, 3 p. m. pleted by June 1. It Is to transmit in central iiaui. police is ripening last anil picking is progressing A special meeting of Catholic power strike bottom close to the vessel's side DUE THURSDAY. the across the rugged mountains for and says he was forced to hold the men rapidly in both windward and leeward Hawaii; in windward Oahu, Ladles' Aid Society will be held this thirty-fiv- e miles, to be used in irriga ffn check at the point of a revolt er. U. S. A. T. Thomas, Lyman, from however, ycry dry conditions have entirely checked the ripening of afternoon at Mrs. Cowes" residence, tion pumping works, and will be one The Diamond Head had a pleasant pas-Fij- San Francisco, may arrive a.-- m. Punchbowl street. of the largest motor equipments west a- in Kau of down. She goes from here to PASSENGERS. the berries. Pastures need raih the district Hawaii and envy of the Rocky Mountains. cargo. Do not for lumber Booked to Depart. porti6ns of Kauai, but elsewhere are in good condition. Sisal and tho beautiful! jreEZJiWB3WEWE; AMEBIOA MARU DUE TODAY. Ter O. S. S. Ventura, for San Fran second crop rice arc doing nicely. Young rubber trees in hair of others. ia&mSSSSlM cisco. Oct. IT. J. Ai Low, C, H. D. but possess Tho Klsen Kalsha liner Amer- the, Nahiku section of Maui arc growing rapidly, but the ground is Too Smith nnd mother, Mrs. Earl and par- ittiMmam ica Marti,' lately released from service ty, O. P. Emerson, Miss Christian, Miss still very wet and conditions are therefore rather unfavorable for are born with ( ns "an .'Mrs. - beautiful hair, with the Japanese fleet auxiliary Whiting, J, A. McCandless, T. field work.- , Notice cruiser, is due today from Yokohama, O'Donnell, W. W. Arkley, .Dr. Meyers, others acquire n route to Snn Franclico. he Is Edgar Ames, H. S. Ames, Miss Hamm, REMARKS BY CORRESPONDENTS. It, but none j M - making her first trip sincd the wnr. It Mrs. Porteous, E. R. Stackablef C. B. ISLAND OF HAWAII. Kohala Mission A week of warm havo it thrust - is: quite likely that she 'has been com- Wells, W. D. Alexander, Mrs. A. E. Kaumnua and showery weather, with two daj s of upon thorn. tyj The weather is now more no- - ' AXiN To our Customers and Friends: pletely refitted nnd will be as spick and Cooley, Godfrey Brown, A. S. Cleghorn, strong winds. Dr. B. D. Bond. Thnso who V settled; showers every night, but days nuiro it do so, fcAE2- span us she was before the war. When Mr. nnd Mrs. Befndt, Master Theo. sunny; crowing crops nnd crazing stock Punkoa Ranch Fino weather during - O We believe that we single-'tri- n she made her" on being re- -' Colley, Mrs. T. R. Burns, Miss' Roberts, in good condition; 'weeding, cultivating tho past week; pastures and stock in for tho inostw22 1 have the reputation of W, F, Erylng, MrsJ.-H- . Porteous, by theysj frrN I" leased for a few rnonths after the war J, F. and fertilizing cane. J. E. Gamaliel-sou- . good condition. A. Mason. iscovery 'IV handing to our Patrons Hagens, An- - that liqd. beun., she was. far from being a C, Mrs, L. Andrews, Miss Puuhuo Trade winds nnd light there is a remedy for locks thinned one of the nicest Calend- tldy-lookl- "boat. drews, Mrs. Sf. E. Scott, T. Brown The America Maru K. Hilo Showery wenther throughout showers during week, but temperatures by disease, or which may have be- ars distributed yearly In ulll takfc the mail, but can take no pas'- - f and wife, J. K: Brown, Jn, Mrs. M. .O. week; moderate temperatures. L. C. rather low. S. P. Woods. come prematurely gray; and that this city. engers from here. . Captain Going is In I Nowhill, C. A, Smith, W. A,. Schllber, Lyman. Kamuela Comparatively dry weath- remedy is For 1906 we will have Mllsapi something command nnd C. Lacy Goodrich Is . Mrs. C. M. Cross, John George Papaikou Weather good for grow- er on the lower levels during the past very fine and again purser. tv, Henaerson, .Mrs. ueo. juynre. ing crops of 'all stages; cultivating, week has been very beneficial after odd, a calendar we know " which will be kept for JA POWEE SAMPAN, Booked to Depart, weeding, fertilizing nnd stripping cane. the long continued rains; pastures in Per U. S.. A. T. Sherman, for San John T. Mnir. lair condition. r;. JS. Upnant. years. A big Japanese sampan, which has .Francisco, October 10. Mrs. F. J". Behr, Pepeekct) Slight improvement in Knmuela Northeast gnle on 2d and But they are expensive, en "built near the1 Honolulu Iron W. O. 'Wilson, J. 33. Gibson. Geo, W, 'weather; days meetly dry, but enough 3d, followed by light showers on 4th, and to prevent Indis- "Works,, Is to bo.launcbed sopn. It is & Iynlght, G H. Mann, E. G, Carrera, J. rain nt nigut to keep the ground soggy 5th and 6th. Mrs. E. W. Hny. criminate dlstrlbu 1 1 o n, novelty in sampan architecture, as. a ill. Howland; find wet; weeiltng, booing and fertiliz- Kealakekua Warm days, with a fair nnd to make sure that our ten horse-pow- er gas engine has' been I ing cane. Jas. Webster. amount of sunshine; only light showers Mair Vigor friends will get one we installed la drive a 'good'sued propeu ; HILO SHIPPING-- , Hakalau Weather more favorable for during week. Rev. S. II. Davis. ask you to call and reg- 1st, vessel to be In cross.. ' your name In our Tfie is, used "ZOM cultivation; weeding, hoeing, fertiliz- Kealakekua Dry weather; couee ister the channel fcnual, 'Arrhed September S. S: Enter- nave you lost your hair? It will store. ins to oft the shores prise. Youngren, from Spn Francisco. ing nnd stripping cane. J. M. Boss. ripening rapidly and pickipg progress- et which fine fishing Is reported. The restore it. Has your hair faded or They will bo In en Departed October 4: Am. bktn. Mary Laupahdohoe Fino weather, with ing. Robert Wallace, Jish; -- turned gray? It will bring back tho velopes, names Kill bo brought Id the .Honolulu ' fb'r showery otoiightf light Undcs. E. W. Kau Warm and windy weather, with with the market. Winkelman, 'Portland. color and gloss of youth. In brief, on, ready for distribu- - : Barnard. n fair amount of sunshine; .25 inch of there is no condition, short of abso- ' tion the last' week of - SHIPPING-NOTE- S. REMEDY, Poftuhau" Equablo temperatures rain during week. V. H. Hayselden, lute destruction of tho roots, in throughout Week, und light Wiowcrs on Naalchu Dry and, windy weather, December. Inspector 'WllFon"of-- ' j.The only .remedr-whlc- .can always which Aycr's Hair Vigor will no the Customs J1 jiiui 4th; Urong .trades during early with.no. prospects of rain: the harvest produce luxuriant hair. r2I6uB leaves' dn"the",tranportr,Bh'er- -' .be clepeimlea,iyon n the most severe cases of pain In the stomach", cramp part of week. II. Glass. ing" of cano is progressing steadily. G. Do not bo deceived by cheap imita- iridn fbr"'ttie coast "on it' leaVe"'of Hondkh'a--Contfnu- - eJ warm weath'ef, .u. Kinney. which will only disappoint you. '" " '"',-- i ' '" collc'br- dlarrWoea, is" Chamberlain's Co- tions ""' llo, Cholera 'and Diarrhoea, Remedy. 'witmscveral light showers dating ,weelc. ,Pahnla Still, dry, with high winds; Make sure you get AYEK'S Halt MThe'',1ie' fWpi. Most dealers ..luooiy .this andrecpm n IT Tt.n.. young cane set back, nnd pastures get-in- g Vigor: . Drug Enn. nil LltTt Amorlran mand Jt .when.suoh a, medicine ls.called 'Xi'ulii First part of wecE storrriy, Very""Sh&rt. If. D-- Harrison. Hollister l?cii,sic Pbpprspy.'itor? ,For sae, by AlliDealers nnfliRrug-- 'but- AvefttHer'notv chlm nnd Warm, andl "' i ".'ISLAND OP MAUL tfftMredjDr.J.C.ArrC.,LwU,IUu..rj.S.. COMPANY. with coal, British are en route to ( fflnlit. JVtlSAII. ..Smth 1K.1. rn . .TJil jroodi for growjh G.,lJftl' .jKipabulu Fino weather continues; consigned " ' I rolulu, to the Naval Station. Agents for Hawaii. tow. W finished planting 1907 cane crop; weed- - HOLLISTEB DRUG CO., AGENTS. .D

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