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VOL. XXXIII., NO. 5752. HONOLULU, HAWAII TERRITORY, HA7I'BIA If JANUARY 12, SIXTEEN PAGES. PRICE FIVE CENTS.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS. tically the same duties, and his depu- ty sheriffs in the various districts of Island AND INVESTMENTS. the would be succeeded by cap- hiAt ESTATE MAKING THE tains of police for each district or pre- A PUNISHMENT LeCLELLAN. POND & COTJudd Bldg.; cinct, or wards in the city proper. The Tel. Main w. present taxation scheme the collection it' and the assessment of them at least-w- ere attorneys! in accord with American ideas, irtJS A. DICKEY. King and Bethel SU. CITY CHARTER for the present tax appeal board for FOR NAHOOLEWA TeL 16; F. u. dox 7e. the Island corresponded generally with the board of assessors found In Amer- M. LONG. Attorney and Notary Pub-l- i; ican cities. 18 Bethel St. He said hef'would oppose, however, jon approval of Police, any property qualification for mayor ' the of the Chief or will lead .the singing. Mr. Francis , M. MONSARRAT. Attorney, Notary The usual veto power of two-thir- ds aldermen. He thought the present CommlBsloner The in law was Murphy will be present and make a. pubilo and for New York Republicans vested in Council on all city ordin-- , election goJd enoueh for the Man Who Used the and CaL, Merchant St; Tel. Main 68. ; city as well as the Territory. He did ,few remarks. . j v ances. not propose to auow any provision The Young Men's Christian Aasocla-- r STERSON & MATTHEWMAN P. O. Session Last A Director of Public "Works and of making poll' tax a prerequisite to vot- jtion Bible class will meet as usual at - . Hacks Box 365; 15 Kaahumanu St. Public Safety, to be chosen by the ing, either.- For o o clock." boards corresponding and to hold office He had hoped that the chairman-- Mr. PHYSICIANS. for one year. Smith would have reported that JR. EO. J. AUGUR. Homeopathic Prac Night. A board of three Assessors, to be ap- - the committee was anxious to emnlov Union Hawaiian Service. . , I George A.. Davis Lepers. titioner. special attention given to pointed by the Mayor. as the one to draw the Miss Ada Murcutt will speak for. diseases; office residence, Rer. chronic and H. H. St., nearly opp. Methodist ! Parker at the Kawaiahao service Btretaala , time, and seats in present School I Ckurch; office hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 3 the Territorial j did morning at 11 o'clock. - - , to 1 not desire the Sunday In the 1 p. m., 7 to 8 p. m.; Sundays, 9:30 to MONEY PAY Board. i pusu xib-- on evening Kaumaka-pi- ll TO THE I tnuusm n tne committee TO BE A MONTH j the Kawaiahao and 11:10 m.; 733. Aldermen to have real or personal a. Tel. I JSJ'draft conld secure his services they Churches unite for the closing ser PVnPMCCC I Ar'WUV- T- property worth $1,000. would be? better served than by secur- , vice of the Week of Prayer. The union VUTCLLA S. CLEVELAND, M.D. Office, A Board of Health consisting of the ing an outsider. IDLE WITHOUT PAY 1882 Em? St.; nours, s to 12 a. m., I to I G. nothing meeting will be held In the Kaumakapili t Mayor and two physicians; a Coroner, John Pratt said could be I . m.; TeL 639. tney about-th- Wes-terv- elt j to be appointed for two years and to be done until knew funds. Church at 7:30 o'clock," Rev. W. D. a physician. x Treasurer Gilman said he did not officiating. The Young People's ilL C Lu GARVIN. Office, 232 Bereta-- Drafts know where the funds were to come 9 11 Three Submitted Propos- A poll tax and a tax on real estate nl, near Emma St.; hours, to a. m., from. That the men to whom he usu- Dr. Emerson Points out to Health Society of Christian Endeavor will unite , 1:S8 S p. m.; 7:30 8:30 p. to to m.; TeL ing Varied Governments and Incomes. ally went for funds had absolutely re- at 6:30 o'clock in the Kaumakapili Church i Blue Ml; residence Tel. White 3891. Mayor to appoint all other boards fused to subscribe this time. He did Board a Great Source for a service before the evening meeting.' For Honolulu. necessary from among the Aldermen. not know of but $250 available, but he JR. VT. J. GALBRAITH. Office and res-flden- ce Police to be authorized to make ar- could get that any time he wanted it. ' of Danger. cor. Beretania and Alakea Sts. of vag Thereupon, Mr. Office 9 to 10, 2 to 4 7 8. rests without warrants in case Stewart introduced the hours, and to etc. following motion, which carried: MATTERS BEFORE TeL SOI quorum pres rants and prostitutes, was a bare Appeal from board of assessors to lie "That the finance committee be re- AVID NAHOOLEWA, the trust ent at last night's meeting of 1 quested to report at the next meet I . w. L. MOORE Office of Dr. Day, employe HEALTH JR. with the Supreme Court only. ing j ed of the Board of BOARD OF nours, Z p. the Republican Charter Com whether they have secured pledges Beretania St.; iu a. m. to m.; T To tirovide for a citv prison: a city toward the flnanoM nf tho Health, who sent eight lepers 17 8 p. m.; 9 11; mittee, very D to Sundays, to office tel. but important matters two hacks from the police "S; 19SL to be appointed by the mayor committee amounting to at least thejin station res. white came up for discussion. Three out- clerk ! on. sum of $75- - to the Kalihi leper receiving The Question of Building lines for n. oitv rha.rter wprp nrpspn tpfl and confirmed by the aldermen and or whether there is a station, JR. T. MITAMURA. Office 1468 Nuuanu y,aaaa probabllIty of 8ecuring such pledges for ;must wear sackcloth and ashes for a n -' . varInilB ,Hna, aa- . Fiiled-i- Land in China- a HVtl 1EO D n paid a salary. J WhHnUJLC , stffi.... tin...... D, O LU tXV " " "" v. that, and such other matters in con- - CU, 1CI. II 1J UlliLC UUUI general fua montlj. a. m.; 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 p. m., except ,work. The liiea was to make The council to meet every two weeks nection with the report of the charter David's allowance of lobsters and town. Kandays. it as simple as possible to start with r.n TToflncsdav at a Tv m and rontinuft committee adopted this eveninsr as in 'froov, nvct.. r..;n 1 n T Congress ! and after has turned over to in session until their work is complete. ntJ he is to get no pay. Having w. G. ROGERS, M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose the city necessary lands and build- - "T Wr F. J. Lowrey took the chair at' the the men pro-- , repented of his idiocy, he is re and Throat bpeciaiist. Hotel St., opp. Amer-7;-'. air. mitn reaa me uuuiue report. to be meeting yesterday ings, to expand Into a full blown tained as an employe of the Board of Board of Health 'Pres A: 9.,to1, ? to 4:30, ican city of most approved plan. posed by T. McCants Stewart, which Mr. ifStewart then again brought up being on Maul? o horf the ident Raymond i iu Q ouuuuja, 9 xx, A lis on plan." his "10 o'clock pau" resolution which Healthi but is to be disciplined. iu The idea of this was to make city was based the "Whole Island Attorney Brooks appeared bsf5?0 tne points briefly were: was shelved Tuesday night, but this Executive Officer Pratt of the Board SB. A. N. SINCLAIR Boston Bldg.: taxes at first as light as possible. Alter The time he added the provision that the will scold him. warn him not to 'Board to protest against the refusal ot ihours, 11 1, 3 5, 7 13 buildings entire ue ' to to to 8; Sunday, the city has its lands and Chapter I. Boundaries The general committee meet only on Friday 'hacks for leper transportation again, 'a permit for building on certain filled-i-n to 2; jmso; ZSUL. pow of Oahu to be called the city vi. main res. w. ana an income inereirom iuii city Island nights; tha is, weekly tnstead of twice !g.fj will tell him to retire from active 'land on River street, own. ers will cost the taxpayers less than of Honolulu. Divided into wards same in Chinatown It. K. C. WATERHOUSE. Office and ! as the present precinct divisions, AV?kGe"PP& by Chock Sing and Lau Yin. The - ln . ,,t,u - - nf th.- I rAHAKtn " ' 0 ! iwwcutc, uciciama aaiu" minermi 13 IB. ; ui- - ,. a iV,w,c i which would make seventeen wards. there were plenty of points that the - """1" lue ms Pumsnmeni Board some time ago adopted a resolu- - flee kours, 8 to U a, m.; 1 3 7 8 u"6'eM' frQ - to and to ,ners. ax. iicftwiftufu cnaner arart committee would tuC 4UDS ux mai ttU1uuai ui mow- rpmiirinAii land in the district to . m.; Tel. White 3492. Board of aldermen. Two from each on, want.'" and also tne hav- - I ught and twice a week was not too consciousness of The meeting came to order at 7:50 ward. To serve pay: "Follow i nfton ty.n ino-- o.r, kim-- if v, . without o.ni w5 moio aa r.f ' VETERINARY SURGEONS. with but twelve present. Within less constitution and organic act in re-ele- c- meet. W. O. Smith moved to lay it gust of the public. Issued. Superintendent of Pudhc Works B. CLAPHAM. Veterinary Sursreon than an hour they had adjourned be tion. etc. Every ex-may- or a member Dn the tablf until tho nptt mot ino-- i ,i ui.i i i j IMcCandless constfued the resolution-t- laud Dentist: office King- St. Stables; Mr. to go home and of council without vote; also, each .7 n Z v. !1U ue,uwu "ieu uoul" no nermits would be." given 'cause Pratt had u ror - t7TT th.t TeL 10S3; calls day or night promptly commissioner. Monthly meetings un- :,,t, niiu nls acuon but that he Is too valu- i"" JVi th blocks had been filled in. tnat left them without a quorum. Mr. '"C" Cmmittee "lthereupon ad- - ble a man to go. hag t H, Iuwereu, upeciaiueB, ODBieiriCB ana D - v, h no-h- tn ro. less on special call by mayor or five turned let been in the Board was r.ti tJ,,v,f emPloy o years ff w members. President of board of alder- The "faithful twelve" present were- the tne Board for six 'to limit the refusal only to the lots sign in iavor oi someone no uuuiu gen- 13 require--- men to be mayor in his absence, J. H. Fisher, chairman; J. A. Gilman, and expert in apprehending lepers , which did not 'comply with the T. KATSTJNUMA. Office. Sta-- tend easier, but Mr. Boyd entered a - Club ! eral provision, etc. "Follow constitu- treasurer; W. Rw , Sims, pro and" in other disagreeable duties con- xnents. bin; 8 mem- - secretary hors, a. m. to 4 p. m.; Tel. 477. 'strong objection, saying that the . Brooks' clients were given the ' tion, etc." ,, Attorney ' tem; w. Smith, chairman, and T. jnectea witn tne routine or the Board. ' ' ' " so Mr. ' V :' - bers should turn out better that Chapter III. Executive Department fc.te.wart, A. v. ana I , he- - permit.'-- Vi i - - xvicnts War J. When the matter was brought nn DENTISTS. Pratt could be excused during the ses- Mayor, two years, with salary. Pow- ; G. PraU. of, thfi " " n DERBT. Mottmltbl(l.. coTi Port 'fririTi if necpjfsarv-t- o --eo Home" early. ' er to appoint at will and remove with'j. H. Boyd, Snoch JoSnTjamesNotrt6 arf JtefdayT Executive !to bulld a'Wack8mith shop-o- larid Aear i nd Hotel Sta.; office hours 8 to L 1 w n Smith, chairman of the com consent of council the following: Cor ley, W. O. Roe and Philip L. Weaver. jvlul;cl jrlttL1-- P'eaueu tor inanooiewa. Nuuanu street, which was to be iuiea-in- on draft, reported as follows: poration counsel, commissioners of After the adjournment there were lrral1 salQ lnal wnwe jNanooiewa naa no was inrormea tnat wnen ne naa aon E. GROSSMAN. D.D.S. Alakea St. mittee finance, police, health, public works. been guilty of prross misconduct and the filling-I- n, he might apply for the thre doors Ho- on of sub- - assessments, ! above Masonic Temple, - The undersigned, behalf the parks, water, taxes and two to five- - Tne generai expression had lied about it, yet he had always permit.. S omce jioiuiu; nours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. committee appointed to aratt a cnarter nre, education, cnantles ana correction. wna t tll pff crrD.t fQv.f.ii ,tQc. rr,,, i was argued that it might work a City of that tha cim..hMn hofro tt It !or act of incorporation for the and elections. pllcity consistent with a properly con- - lep- - nar?snip 10 compel anowner lo mi m C. B. HIGH. fol- - needed In his work of rounding up Philadelphia Dental Honolulu, beg leave to submit the Chapter IV. Duties of officials. stituted government for city, - "ollege 1832; Masonic Temple; TeL SIX - the - and he had shown energy and clev- llowins: additional report Chapter V. Assessments and Taxes- nuriallv tn start with tVio bettei- Thoro - Small ff.P land. - system advlsa-- 1 i v, erness. pstcs : The have given eonsiu- Follow our as far as Th narked in soil which come C . A. E. NICHOLS. Office. rt Alakea. Ht.Ltin- n i.iirii hj li n matto.x v v v, w.nf ih fnrm- - of ble, but include among objects of taxa- - j F' J k01"1" a member of the'Board, here from China and the sale of which, Wth Dr. Anderson; office 8:30 theory of government very soon for hours, charter, or actof incorporation, which tion, gross earnings of all corpora- - dis- - sald the newspapers should not have was objected toby the Board of Health. I next meetine thev have voted to r Ttrrtiilrl -rnpAmmpnd and havp. nrenar-- tions.1 Surgeon Cax-dari- es, K l I httj " " cuss particularly the question of boun- - 'given such publicity to the fact of the, were again discussed. ted the outline of such charter or act; Chapter VI. Judicial Department having for lepers, michael of the Marine Hospital Service IK-- A. C. , ; - . 5 V. rights and liabilities of cities in 'hacks been used WALL. DR." O. E. WALL.-- ' ,...11.- .Tim I ' 1. tlllU J1CLVG HUW ftlH.CU - ichora VIUJ Will b ,V J judges. District lw!"Mnre wrote that no Such eggs bad been lm H- luc J'"'" eeneral. The nublin aro tn barm bna boon rinno tho nitv bv O - HI. lO O. JjOVe Aa-un- t tn. ft- - - o invito :i m.: mile. bio t mo rim ,.,.n to c r.ri.nr to, I present meetings - f,01" B!nce.."!'un,e 31dC Fort St; Tel. 434. Ung at the whenever they these publications than by Nahoole- IQftft L?w?" 'r,?hi"a: in full the body of the instrument. Chapter VII. General provisions as iso xo tvaa - uesire, ana assist tne committee wa's act, Said Lowrey. Orf- While the meinbera of the committee to election and amendments by refer- uy na.y ui suggesLions lo nrnhihltoH nnrl nil rnrernon frnm - INSURANCE. hav endeavored to be diligent and are endura. any ine various' Attorney General Dole remarked that entaJ porta for united States ports are :':i'itl IB MTTTTTAT. TiTrTpl rN-'..-nJ tVi I V, members at and all times FIDELITY mnilnn tn. Ato oil tlma Th -1 nutlino nan nrnna ra Kif "it had a tendency to keep ' people inspected by United States medical off- l- "'VP of Philadelphia. 'they can spare to the work, none of them G. away " ci&ls leaving u r-- John Pratt, also of the charter draft from Hawaii." before the Orient. 4." --rfT j i iifi ueuerB1 Ageni, are prepared to give the time and effort I committee, and who has had expe ARMY Executive Officer Pratt said only two The committee on "burials In the. Ko-- necessary for the proper preparation of j rience before in drawing and amend COLONIAL of the lepers had shown aggravated na district" recommended that not more . Deneving is were; body one tb ' tne iuu aran. Ana mat n ing ciiy ciiariera. rxia puiuis signs of fearful condi- - than' on6 should be buried In J inJTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. npfpsaarv accomnlishment 1. their tta T Vina hnsn a S11 o r n nvMmtfv OF for the of the Island of Oahu the boundaries of SAM1? NEW YORK. undertaking some competent person . except FOR UNCLE i. B. ROSE, Agent, that the city of Honolulu, the United go Honolulu. b.3 engaged to do the necessary detail States property, and that actually used .Dole thought Nahoolewa would puttlng bodie3 one on top of another. If work we ask to be authorized to employ j by the Territory. YORK, 3. special stralghter tnan ever taken t0 task Sometimes as many as four or five were ARCHITECTS. person. government NEW Jan. A to the . . . such a I . 2. Create a municipal "c m me ui me uua.ru s IlVTwrvn ...... HrM frnm Washltnn J Arm,, " " "m" u. iw uujm BiTtt r T Arcnitecta ana we would not reel authorized... to enter following as far as practicable present; ""J f.""iwould be to get. objections is to. stop further burials in --- -, hard i. uui iwnu a- Arungxon mto such an engagement unless assured form of established government, nav- - '"-rr- a are uisuuhij mts jirorosuion ior said Nahoolewa had slm- - the City district when the cemeteries are "UUOIU1U. XI. 1.: SKetCnefl ana nnt Ipsa nvo, hilnilrort Hon r.f on a pnlnnlQl n Pratt that ff than rlnllara tn inr in finveninr rhtof ptopii. rmv ply done what had often been done be- - .filifd ucTf81.9111181 at n" pay for sucn serv!ces and not less than tive officer. a mayor, to be chosen byj xhe proposition for a colonial army." said. Pratt, Dr- - Pra" said that a Japanese calling - fore. "When I took hold." -- t i i fi-v.i- v..w 1"-.- HTIIino f ' T j.t-- 11 T t T- jinn Or y a. " ...w j Tlo.itor.ont nonoral "i i j .1.1 .1. J vii -- iui itriuiit, lu uui inenu in suitaDie clerical assistance. sons chosen from the present precincts ' I " ft"-- ".... - tne Japanese Society's" plot, said the ENGINEERS. I We desire to be instructed whether or of the as councilmen to consti - "P1 properly, would seem to have ad- - holewa admitted that he had not even dead man had not been, member A I "VI T nTT a . I . Island a of the jsnsn- - -i c!) i.Liuu & tu.. ltd. not we shall proceed to make the en lute tut; caci. ulivc oiiiu icgiaiauve uuij, . iama(jta. xno mc w uwi u.ii cu.icijr feci, me iiutii 111.111111 suviitriy uui iiitLL a.11 Japanese Decame nera. Electricians and Boilermakers, gagement suggested, and if we can be and called city council; the mayor, new one, as our present volunteer force on for the. lepers. members when they died. It developed Honolulu. assured that funds will be forthcoming president of council; the council to of 35,tX)0 men was enlisted exclusively fori Dole offered a motion calling for that the Japanese Consul looks after the ' fi m oor tha rt aficoo v ravmAntii have power to make all laws not In service in tne .fnuippines, and tne pend-- tne castigation of Nahoolewa by word matter and that the society Is really on ttttijv.r' D0VE- - C.E. Surveyor and; Awaiting further instructions, we are with organic act or Con- - ,ing Army reorganization bill provides for ' - ly to Provide ... conflict the n1.ih on ,ncsr,PTidon from for the interment of all : : .is.iicer; omce new Magoon bldg., respectfully yours, A 4V.n TTUnr1 C?TArAa TJnAiin art ntpagaa In tVtt Armtt at f V. n. X)tl. i Japanese In m r. r.iUil Dr. who die Honolulu. Aiaitea and Merchant Sts.; P. O. WILLIAM O. dent's discretion, to meet present wnnoui " wrey asked understand-no- w 1Wi SMITH. or departments to be similar to those the wiul Wt't la the Board's Cooper motion "i. Orders taken for tTmwrlt1n(r JOSEPH G. PRATT. existing, heads of departments ap- - emergency in those islands or any other j encored, the lng M t0 tne furnjsnlnff of druga to J : A. V. GEAR, incident may arise. kindergartens. was rRON pointed by mayor, and they in turn to that jpassed. It a question of llS9N WORKS. Engineers and T. M'CANTS STEWART. appoint subordinates. I "It seems, however, that the trouble in j Dr. Emerson said he wanted to state whether such supplies had been cut "off auiiaers or Ma-- their - emnery Pumninsr and Sutrar An election for mavnr and council to the Philippines is not of as temporary a 'that while he believed the danger re- entirely or merely limited. It was acrreed and complete power plants; of- -' Treasurer Gilman reported that the be held as soon as possible pas- - character as has been predicted. In view hacks "was that while the supplies had been stopped, room . after suiting from the use of the is, upreckels block; TeL 194. finance committee had not done any- - might ar-- tj1 dispensary physician sage of this act, and all persons who of this it be well to model an J inflT,5t-,rn- 1 vet the Board did not should furnish thing, i , a. fUiES 2 but he knew of $250 he could lay can voie at territorial elections to vote ouiucnuai mwi .cusi-u.- s muiau offense. incut, uu requisition signea Dy xecu-.tlv- e t TAILOR. M. Am. Soa C. E. ,his hands on any city army, wnere tne natives of India are en- - condone Nahoolewa's Officer Pratt. voQBuiunf Hydraulic Engineer; 29 tim. at elections. The Dresent laws. Member Lowrey remarked that the j uu listed and made to do excellent police 889. Mr. Smith then read three drafts of regulations and rules now controlling ! aiii., Honolulu; Tel. i WOTK. phase of the matter was that -- nffinsra1.. vo 1 o a ana camDaien- worst .an outline for a city government pre Tnrrttnrio1 l 1 1W11HI U.lll. 1 J to1.U U V. U.1oiiinio H i . . pointed ! lepers un pared prior gen- - far ns nrnrtlpflhle fnr tho citv Biib- - Adjutant General Corbin out Nahoolewa had sent tne REPORT OF INSANE CONTRACTORS. to the action of the that the suggestions for a colonial army guarded Kahili and risked their es M. ject to change or extension by city ! to the 1 T. tJiiI1,1q . . , V. 1 PITT nm. .n eral committor nf loot T'liooav ...... t 1. Tl-- T. 1 tore Pntr. council u is organized. 111 ltl punuyn.tl which win uo Cape. and office fitting; brick, wood or the limits of the city at the boundar- - alter observed by the War Departmen iuue Mavor ana councilmen to be elected Dr. Cooper was for some hard and ASYLUM AFFAIRS Duimmg; shop. Hotel St., near ies of Kona. He said they were mere-frach- s; years. I "A nian." sa,d General Corbin, "will be res., 1641 Anapuna. for two Limitation on amount fast rules relating to the transfer of jiy personal ideas and not the ideas of that could be levied for taxation pur- ienUsted for service in any part of the interposed n- n . v.i . or in anv ono rvf rlononnon- - lepers, but Dr. Pratt that TCTUTTTirTJo ithe committee on draft as a whole, as - onnntrv mir Superintendent Herbert of Terri- Alf , cies h may select, if" he desires to he would look after ail transfers him- - the - aounr b fcEVE cO.-S- an Fra-cis- co, Jewel- - SlJ1 ZZr7n - torial Insane asylum has been asked by J- tn ritv trpasnror nt tho onimtv coat serve in the Philippines he will be en . self in the future, ' na vc"- - fX- - the Board of Health to make a BiiTersmlths. See advt. Inside.' "J vi"v"aco : listed for a regiment serving there; if Dr. Emerson drew the Board's atten scien ; city which would be in Honolulu District i a of five wards with fourteen ' for Cuba, for a regiment serving In Cu- - permit- - tific report on his institution. For " (Councilmen. of Kona. tion to the very bad practice OPTICIANS. two from regi-jte- years asy-SvrtSt- 11 each ward and W. O. Smith then spoke sub- ba; if for New York harbor, for a d by Board of allowing lepers the superintendents of the 80NT you four elected large, to an- - of the tne NEGLECT YOUR EYES; at be elected ject matter of his written report, and Governor's Island or. e bejn sent t Molokalifrom lum in turn have rendered occasional out one pair. Don't wear other nuaiiy, and a Mayor as chairman of said was going to big . . - reports which have consisted of a. hare -- s that it be a I to oe emoraceu u, . , "rson riasses; your eyes differ from the Council, to be f rV crat a an ovts? V. n 44- "The department will be elad to dia. Uionoiuiu .,..,. ty,a mi elected for two fr urt nho rf irn nf - " Don wear cheat), lmnronerlv o rge nllsted man. his en- - lives ana inenas. xL,iiieruii setiti iuo... "tb. t n Returning Officer" to super- - conform to existing Territorial and P,hf a? after i i i . . . their aeres. nrHrnnliHen tp i glasses; they will ruin your eyes. intpT,fl v a aays ago ne went to tne j . Z Z : Consult elections, to be nominated b United states laws, and it was abso- - LJ'C me nuuppm, lew Aime s E. LUCAS optician Lova it. so "7rvwishes, and in order that he boat house to bathe and had his at - i neuuis nave Deen given or tneir the Mayor lutely necessary to hire someone to do a 1 I OTi and appointed by the Gov ho en-t- he I'll fill a rT r na "-t-nAfv an the detail work, and ma y l? a P8ltI" financially to tention attracted to a group on tne imnrni'amanr ernor, with two deputies in each ward ,' refer it back to )?age in business, will pay to him Only to ho nm,i,(. wharf noar bv. There were a half" "lc 'amijr. BROKERS. those vote who had paid theii hofoo tho of. t.,.,,u v, ZZ. sum which would be required to defray Yesterday Dr. Emerson, a member of J- - dozen or more lepers there awaiting CAMPBELT 0O- be-the- Offloa OiiMn Rt . - taxes. submit generarcommit ee.Ueven Board of Health, said that he m txa!te Union Feed Co. A Chief of Police, to be nominated tthe the coming of the steamer and with bi bfmTn sympathizers. Lepers leved Dr. Herbert was capable of giy-an- d the Mayor and appointed by the Gov SShaSS a crowd of f thofo owoS'adudTS'mao SSSSdthe Army in those Territories after friends, the clean and the.unclean, a pathological report which would AGENTS. ernor. ble5uOUt,Lne8: and men B1LVA. 2J.hi8e tn? their enlistments had expired." were wrapped in each other's arms, have immense Interest for medical Aepnt tn tnlro nrVnnwldur-- Three city courts. drawing of the progressed Im-ers- on charter Inspector General Breckinridge said: "I Em- - ant which might point the way to mnts to Instruments, of Kona, A City Attorney, e there would be plenty of food their lips glued together, and, as ynu; district to be appointed for am in favor of an army the size of which Provement in more than one line. The at w. C. Achi's office, Klnr St., Mayor, affirmed by the Council thought and discussion, without both- shall be based upon said, for at least a minute or two a(& Nuuanu. ering with the detail work. Lieutenant General bodies almost Indls- - members of the Board concurred with serving two years at a salary to b Miles' recommendation of one soldier for at a time thei Emerson's dea and a resolution fixed. T. McCants Stewart supplemented every thousand inhabitants of the United tinguishable apart. - a STENOGRAPHERS. the statements of Mr. Smith by say- States." "I was sickened at the heart at the passed calling on Herbert for A Board of Public Works consistin; ing: "We want to simplify the Hawley lengthy and detailed resume of the t. AVERY. Public 'stenoerranher. at charter Senator chairman of the Sen- aM Dr. F.merson. "and went ' T . , of Aldermen and the Mayor, t orht Jtrar . i i four is much as possible, and also to keep ate Committee on Military Affairs: "Pre- Ihome my use to plum's affairs. zroun a , . . i nave streets, parks an. :t as near as possible ..without swim. What ,.. i - t.. control oi in conformity cisely should I iiuuu uiujf.; ita, juiuu ow. what be done must depend look for such infringements of sanitary a 0UCu water. with the present system of govern-nen- t. upon current events. We are told th:it slderable"mc.ttisum of money was being paid com-nuni- ty as Nahoolewa's when these A Board of Public Safety consistin I take it the protest of the in Cuba and Porto Rico we can orjanize rules annually for photographing the insane, Mayor, t- - pa- is not so much against th a very considerable and things are allowed'" Perils of Football. of six Aldermen and the -- " reliabla native q necessity of this work and expense overnment itself, as it is' the .'one, but to what extent .ran be s AN'TA trol the fire, police, lights, harbor ar that this w-a- not appear suf-xient- ly questioned, as it did FE, n. m., Jan. 3. Superln- - overnment that now exists is not dene In the Philippines Is very indcTi-nit- i! uent Of Pllhlif. XT C ilo wharf departments. The Tempers H3e Crusade. the in- - Tnctnitlnn representative, and the officers There ought not to be any luviia-t;o- n jusf of what servlce pictures of 1 IT nl3 o A of anniint nnrt moVoa r. Treasury Board six Aldermr re not sufficiently as to stib-iishii- ig were. developed also that a s responsible for their v.latever our duty of Miss Jessie Ackerman will address mates It mendation sa-arie- - for the prohibition of the and the Mayor to fix and control Ticial acts to the people." a very considerable standing ar- - local photographer was oeing paid for- of in- - the mass meeting at the opera house fotlall in the Territorial of all employes of the city. Speaking of the ease with which my , lepers of the Kallhl Lui!ons anil ..t.ii- - i i- - photographing the ,.i - thu'c puuiiu beuuvis. tt.110 ic- - A City Treasurer, to be appointed h cesent laws cou'd be sHghtly mndin Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o clock on Board ga-m- as more receiving station. The khtir. e rutal than prlza nd made to apply to a city govern-en- t. Tesla, 1 "lit. A nnn the Mayor and confirmed by the Com Nikola whose reputation as a temperance, taKing ior ner suojeci afrreed to call for bids on all this pno. Jwm? Tact cil. espocial'y if the whole Tslan fakir is pretty well established, claims that- cen uuys i "Western Civilization in the Orient." tographing with a view to getting it j j mivtn were Mm ere taken into consideration, he saV to have heard from Mars, and attributes ti-- 200 y Mayor to paid ? ' a voa "iteda serlous-- injured In the Tne be ie prpsent hierh sheriff would Miss Gnswold and Mr. H. F. Wichman done at a lower figure than in the JsUtts while playing ' He will Issue liquor licenses but oni be sue certain disturbances of his instruments 'past. footbalL needed by a chief of police with prac- - to the' influence of that planet. will sing solos and Air. Theo. Richards ft - THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, JANUARY 12, 1901. 1901 1901 TRIO OF To Whom it May Concern J.H0PP&C0 J.H0PP&CQ Since January tooi, and until further notice, o year new pentury with a larger and finer stock How We start la the new and we offer . to the public tne .following rates for 3 are the than we ever had before. We are getting settled in our new store as fast " :;- ' Lumber. , a. ma feasible...... '. DECISIONS a. bicycle agencies, o Window Our the NOR'WEST (Douglass Fir). Clear, surfaced one side, up to 18 Shades in. ." 36 00 c wide Per M. Ft. Clear, surfaced one side, over 18 IN YOUR HOME Rough 6 . Merchantable, x to in. wide 38 00 6x8, not over 32 feet long 00 OR Columbia. Rambler a Supreme Court Acts in Rough .....$27 Tongued and Grooved 36 00 OFFICE? Merchantable, over 12 In. mw , i Rustics and Clapboards 36 00 wide, or over 32 ft. long 28 00 ...... Rough , Railroad Ties 26 00 o Three Cases. Merchantable, 1x3,-4- 5 , and 14x4 29 00 SPRUCE. o Are they getting Rough Timber, 5x10 and over 32 50" Per M. Ft. ; Cleveland . . . Selected Stock, advance . over Clear, surfaced one side. 12 and Q. above ...... & nn no old and shabby? HEALTH Tongiied 14 in...... S40 BOARD REBUKED and .Grooved, 1x6 ....!. 36 00 Clear, 16 i a. large stock of all three makes of wheels, a full assortment of parts for xonguea surfaced one side, and o and Grooved, 1x4, 14 x . 18 in, 42 50 r 11 models of these wheels, a big stock of bike sundries of all sorts, our . 4 and 6 38 00 large and up-to-da- te repair department, all go to make us 'headquarters for Rustic and double-la- p siding 28 00 SHINGLES. 7 If so.wby cot renlnnaP : Clear, Per M. everything in the bicycle line. surfaced one side, slash 1 I D. L Akwai Wins Hi's Suit-Es- tate grain .. 36 00 Redwood, common- 3 00 t them wi b npw one. We Clear, surfaced, one Bide, vertical - Redwood, fancy 4 50 cihave SPrffNG 6-- WlNhOWl of Joseph Lazarus Willard ; Brain .. 40 00 Cedar, sawn, 2 3 75 Goods Clear, surfaced, one side, stepping 40 00 Cedar, sawn, 5-- 2 4 00 Sporting Matter. Cedar, shaved 5 00 , Pickets, ; rough 03 pointed, board windows. . o FOOT- measure .. .. ; " Well, yes; a big stock, new goods, just in. BASEBALL GOODS, 28 00 LATHS. I BALLS and EXTRAS, TENNIS GOODS, BOXING GLOVES, PUNCHING a. "J Three Supreme Court decisions were - - REDWOOD. Per Bdle BAGS, DUMBBELLS, INDIAN CLUBS, EXERCISERS, and many other 4 ft., 100 to bundle $ 0 So h goods. rendered yesterday. The first was in the Per M. Ft. 6 ft., 50 to bundle 65 standard 8 o If yu go shooting try us on SHOTGUNS, we are sole agents for this matter of the appeal of J." A. McCandless, Rough Merchantable .... 197 ri ft., 50 to bundle S5 5 Extra Wide o Territory for the great PARKER GUN, and we also have in stock SMITH, Superintendent of Public Works, from a Rough Fluming 32 50 POSTS. Rough Clear 35 00 r KEMINGTON and several other makes, and can uit you. decision in the Circuit Court. Rough Each. re, re. 30-3- 30-4- Battens, x2 and 3 32 50 RIFLES, from Air and to Try the 0 and 0 D. L. Akwai, the plaintiff, had applied ...... Split Redwood 0 22 Portieres V Rifles and Carbines; they are to beat. O, S" Winchester hard to ,McCandles3 for a permit to build, and fJ5 FOR ARCHWAYS. f CARTRIDGES all sorts and sizes, somkeles3 and black powder. had been Refused, under authority of a Hardware, and Oils, Leather, Giant Powder and Caps, Fuse Pipe 03 These Portieres are very Paints resolution passed by the Board of Health We Also Deal in and fittings. o-- dspmo 110 - . . to the effect that no permits ' to build har indee.1. We should be issued to erect buildings with DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS AND know that you will want "1 All sold at lowest market prices, by o in a specified area, bounded by Beretania, HARDWARE, NAILS, 3 one of them for your areh-- Nuuanu, Kukui and River streets, be PAINTS; 0 ; way: p cause of its insanitary condition, low al OILS, VARNISHES. WALL PAPER, Etc , T E. . & SON, Ltd. titude and bad drainage. The plaintiff HALt petitioned for a writ of mandamus to All of which we offer at lowest rates. FORT AND KING STREETS. compel the Superintendent to issue the o desired permit, under certain sections of o A Good the Penal Laws, which had been . fully 2 complied with. O The Circuit Court held that the Board Allen & Q. of Health had'no jurisdiction ic the mat- Ltd a. Many Houses ter, and that while it had a wide power for the protection of the public health it 3C ArftV Ran It in nmari nfn cculd not interfere In the granting of permits to build so long as the require 7 Clothea' Closets, which ? ments or me jaw on the Subject were cecessitatcs a sort of an J complied with, and this had been done. Ex I T he sections in question seek only to . excuse for one: a shelve in LIMITED. guard against danger by fire and the vuu wiugi .LU1 udutf v nr. danger from bad building, etc. The plans and specifications had been submitted ej uesu uiuiiitsH ju. f t ny nor, o and were entirely satisfactory. have something that will 2 5t On appeal o. the Supreme Court affirmed r. mu o - the decision. Justice Frear in his opinion iiiiiif null in t iiMiicn Just Received ex Elihu Thompson From stated that the Board of t keep frpfi Health had OLYMPIC FLOUR, , vour clothes gone entirely beyond Its proper scope, and -- pointed out that there might be many i ;from dust and moths bvP Seattle gcod reasons for obtaining a permit upon SUPERB FLOUR, hanging them in a certain premises even though in an in A SHIPMENT OF - sanitary condition, without any Intention CASCADIA FLOUR, of doing anything prejudicial to the pub j s $ lie health or safety. It also stated that r PORTLAND WARDROBE? x the Board of Health "could no more pro FLOUR, e3 o Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton, hfbit the granting of a building permit a. than it could prohibit the execution of a DAYTON FLOUR, Q. TJ lease of the premises or the execution of O 8 Lamb and Pork. C. & C. FLOUR, DC a contract to erect a building thereon." Screw O ALSO POULTRY" SALMON AND HALIBUT. The decision of Ae Circuit Court, sit O ting in probate, in the matter of the-e- v. GOLDEN LILY FLOUR. tate of Joseph Lazarus, was affirmed by land Spring the Supreme Court, Justice J. Perry giv- FOR SALE AT ing the opinion. The executor of the will - appeals from the lower court's decision, o Office Chairs..- THE METROPOLITAN MARKET, King Street, Telephone 45. which charges him with the sum of $340, o THE BOOTH PISHMARKET, Telephone 379. and further with $364, as Interest unac c3 counted fr, and with $100 master's fee, a. f CENTRAL. MARKET, Nuuanu Street, Telephone 104. It seems that In the original inventory a. th executor charged himself with $340, Now For Sale By HODD which he does not afterwards account o J. & C0.l for. His defense Is that it was a false entry, having been made by him upon the FL KING AND BETHEL STS. O information of the son of the deceased. HAGEFELD & CO who told him that sum was In his fath Ltd AFTER er's safe at the tiipe. The son is now SOLE AG F NTS ' FOR J. H0PP & CO. --J. H0PP & CO I dead, and his mother, who was mention- THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS r 1 ed as possibly being present,1 was not called "as a witness by the executor. The charge of Interest Is for the sum Hore or Less Run Down! of $4,550, which the executor withdrew from the bank and held without account- I BBACE UP ON ing for,- for twelve months. The Infer- ence is that the money was a personal loan to himsf-lf- , and as he has made no record of. its disposal for that time, he is Schiller's Malt Extract charged with interest at the legal -- rate. The master's fee was adjudged to be THE LIQUID BREAD properly a disallowance of commissions W v to that extent, the master's services hav- mmm ing been required on account ex- a of the t 25cts. Bottle. $2.50 a Dozen ecutor's fault in accounts, and this sum LIMITED was also affirmed as chargeable against me executor. r Justices C. A. Galbralth and A. Perrv concurred in the opinion. HONOLULU DRUG The third decision was Von King St! 60. in the case of 519 Fort Holt Block, John D. Willard vs. Antone Vincent and Street. A. H. OTIS. OTTO A. B:ERBACH. T. Ledward, and it remands the matter :: to the Circuit Judge of the Fifth Circuit I for taxation of costs and such other pro J: ceedings as may be deemed proper. winara, tne plaintiff acting as assignee of respondent Ledward, ' a voluntary i bankrupt, in a bill of equity prayed for the cancellation of two bills of sale of ew Year's.. certain personal property for $400 to re spondent Vincent, on the, ground that the contract was entered' into fraudu lently and with the purpose of defraud- Iridium Panels ing creditors. The lower court filed a (VIEWS) decision and decree dismissing the bill KE8SQ?8 and the plaintiff took an appeal. 1 i Something New ' The decree is affirmed bv in Court. Upon the pleadings and evidence High Class Color it was found IMPORTERS Works. that the .sum paid for the OF I property by Vincent was full ani foil. i value; hat the transaction as to Vincent INSTANTANEOUS PORTRAITS was bona fide, and that at the time of the purchase Vincent had no reasonable . IRIDIUMS, cause to believe Ledward to be insolvent or in contemplation of insolvency BASS RELIEF, bankruptcy. or CARBON and . Henry Gehriner and nhna nui PLATINUM. plumbers, filed a complaint in assumpsit against Lee Chin in which it is alleged 11 PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., that defendant is indebted to plaintiffs In the sum of $210 for balance due nn ac II II ; 3plal attention given to COPYING limited. a count. ENLARGING, Mott-S.nlt- h Building, Corner of Fort In re David Dayton, euarrHan nf th es 1 U II T MACHINERY, etc. and Hotel Streeta. tate of Thos. Metcalf, minor, vs. Helen Rowland . et al.. the dpffmrinTit TTelon Rowland has filed an answer to the com If plaint denying each and all the allega- tions and announcing that fraud will be i relied upon for defense. s FRANK JAMES Ladie's Lingerie . WE HAVE i LOSES. and Withdraws From the Canvass for SILK GOODS, SILK KIMONOS, Legislative Doorkeeper. SxTCLOTH'PIECES- - t Men's Furnishings SILVER VASES, LACQUER and ' .WARE' TOTS- - SILK FLAGS OF EVERY NATIONAL-"J- - JEFFKRSON CITT. Mo.. Jan.' 3 fit' Frank James, brother of FANS WITH HAWAIIAN VIEWS. BEAUTIFUL Jesse James. - DRESSING GOWNS FOR the n6ted bandit, has lost in his fight for T LADIES OR GENTLEMEN'S BTCStC me aoorKeepersnip or the Missouri House REMEMBER IT IS NO TROUBLE FOR US TO or Kepresentatlves. No man at the canl- - SHOW GOODS. tal has, it is said, worked harder than he I tor an appointmejiJ. ' James personally applied to the different members of the Legislature to give him recognition for the benefit of; future generations . of his ASADA family. The decision was reached in th & all-nig- Democratic caucus after an ht ses- No: 141 Hotel Street. sion.. , James' name was nresenteri vv e. Judge T. T. Hawkins, a venerable mem ber, who pleaded eloauentlv for trm rn. didate. On the first ballot James receiv ed but fifteen votes. On the second bal- lot James withdrew his name, "thanking Japanese Goods, from the bottom of his heart" those who had given him support. , James surrendered to Governor Critten- den years ago, after his brother .lesse American Goods, bad been killed by Bob Ford, an I tver since has lived - Whitney . V AND CURIOS an upright life When you .want to write a letter, LIMITED the Remington Typewriter Office, Fort street. There are type- writers for letter writing and practice, free of charge. Corner of Nuuanu and Hotel Streets. 519 Fort The King of Street. Portugal says the recent visit of the British fleet to Lisbon em- P New Goods Received by Every phasized the alliance which Steamer. two nations. unites the

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No. 2 I . little activity has been exhibited in the stock market during week, most of the heavy buyers seeming to to hold VERY. prefer Our counters are full of Short Lengths a short while at least. Ewa and Waialua stocks were the and Remnants in Dress Goods I material that are marked at prices that will make you feel satisfied. most sought after, the former selling quite freely from 28 to 28, closing yesterday from 27 to 28. Last year's crop, as announced in the I Our sale on Taffeta Silks at 75c a yard only 3 days more. Advertiser, has been finished with a total tonnage amounting to 27,700 tons. Five o'clock Teas The new crop is now being taken off, and from present indications it t appears as though it would yield at least 32,000 tons. Waialua sold fairly well at the beginning of the week at 115, closing AT yesterday at 115. Olaa paid-u- p has been lively for the past few days, many orders being received for this stock. The fact that the plantation has 5.000 acres of cane growing is gradually being appreciated by the public, and Half Price it )s, perhaps the favorite stock on the market today. The quotations of other sugar securities at closing time 'yesterday was 9 Muslin Underwear as follows: Honomu, 160 asked, 155 bid; Kahuku, 25 asked, 24 bid; Kihel Brass, copper and nickel plat paid-u- p sold at 17, although it showed signs o fweakness during the after- I ed, improved noon; Oahu, 155 asked, 152 bid; Pioneer, 135 asked, no bids offered. Me-Bry- de No better values have ever been offered reliable goods witn wood alcohol is still a made to give you favorite stock, although few sales were made during the satisfaction burners. Just what want week. Other, securities remain nearly the same as last week. for heating water quickly. Or- Among the bond securities there was little or no activity shown, Hawaii- an per namental and useful. Government six cents being offered at 99. Hilo railroad bonds are 4 M-Swe-at Shop PRICES gradually attracting attention,, and it is understood in business circles that Make ARE CUT IN HALF, and all a deal is about to be consummated by the agents of the company, Dillingham market in plain figures. & Co., Ltd., for the sale of nearly. $200, 000 worth of these bonds to a local All our Underwear comes from clear, healthful and strictly sanitary concern. factories. EMINENT ARCHITECT ARRIVES IN THIS CITY. Among the passengers to arrive by the Alameda was A. Newcomb, of i Our values in Night Gowns this week are the greatest bargains on E. P. record. Com oston, who comes to Honolulu to enter into nartnershin with C. W. Dickev. and see to be sure. t4 g . , he architect. We are offering 100 Newcomb has practiced the profession over years. I dozen Ladies' Muslin Chemises as 25c special. See architectural for thirty His the display In our front, father was a noted architect in Boston. At the age of twenty-on- e Mr. New ooraer window. The sale Is comb was made a member of the firm under the name of L. Newcomb & Son. i During the time of this partnership he designed the Boston & Lowell Railroad i Station, now a part of the Northern Union Station of Boston; the Memorial Hall at Bowdoin College; the first modern Dormitory at Tuft's College; Felton Hall, 1 ! the first modern Dormitory at Cambridge, built for Christine Nilsson; the First FOR ONE Baptist Church at Portland, Maine, and many stores, warehouses, and banking Great Reduction Sale buildings in Portland, after the great fre. In 1872 Mr. Newcomb studied one Europe, travelled and year in returning soon ALL I great Boston, OUR DRAPERIES have Silkolines. WEEK after the fire in and continued his work with his father. Five been reduced. I .1., ' years later he went to Europe, visiting nearly every cathedral town in. England ...lZftC and travelling extensively in Western Europe. His finest residences are in Buf t falo and St. Louis, being acknowledged by the foremost country ONLY ... architects of the BOYS' CLOTHING SALE Broken as works of art. He built the First Baptist Church in Haverhill, Mass., one of LADIES BLUE STOfiM the largest churches in States; nu- SERGE lines at great reductions 50c, 75c the the First Universalist Church in Boston, DRESS SKIRTS this week ending SATURDAY, JANUARY merous chapels, some as far west as Dakota; , the "Sanitarium Andover, Mass., at..... a suit Come before all are sold at y $3.00 13 th. and the Hotel Bristol, being the first apartmen hotel In which all rooms .and out. baths- - had direct light. Some of the first and best examples of cement construc tion in dwellings have been built by Mr. Newcomb, and several of the largest and most complete stables in Massach Jsetts and New York States. Mr. Newcomb's experience has been a varied one as a designer and builder. HONOLULU IRON WORKS MOVED. ; i By the end of next week there will be no Honolulu Iron Works in Honolulu. W.W. Dimond & Co. ! The big engines and all the other machinery have been taken to Kakaako, and nothing but the office and store department will remain when the few' scraps that are yet to be moved have been carted away. The giant engines used in the manufacture of sugar mills, the boiler shop, pattern maker's establishment Importers of...... smithery, machine shop and other sections of the works are already being set up in the new location and workmen are now engaged in removing the heavy CROCKERY, foundations of lifts and other machinery. These foundations were put -- many ago, Pacific in years but they are still firm 9 GLASS AND HOUSE solid, and blasting ia required and ffipert to move some of them. All day yesterday the sound Of the blasts could be heard - and in tho . ... FURNISHING GOODS, chaft.cfin ' F111 LiuciiL juoaiy LIMITED. heavy powder blasts had to be used befor.? the steel works could be the underpinning. loosened from Nob. it, 55 and E7 King Street, The new Kakaako works combine the most extensive enterprise in this line HONOLULU. ever attempted in the Islands. The facilities there are greatly increased over Fort Street. Progress those of the old works, and the new works will now be able to avoid any over- Block. crowding unless it be from lack of mechanics. This is not a probable trouble, however, and more extensive projects than ever before can be handled with ease It was for a time in contemplation to have a marine railway, and to undertake the repairing of vessels, and even the building of ships in dry however, docks. This idea has been laid on the table, at present, pending the Government's de- cision upon the plan of enlarging the offcces harbor. The and store room of the works will remain somewhere in the busi- ness portion of Honolulu, though they may be moved from the present location an? Nu"anu streets. The works have been in the old location for over fiftetnears, the industry was first established here. NATIVE TO BUILD A CREMATORY. Advertisements for tenders for the construction of the foundation of the gar- bage crematory have been published and it now looks as HATS and ... necessary if the crematory would .1 J1 ls, that all bids be in by 12 o'clock noon of the 23d of this nffi f the founda"on, giving dimensions, may be viewed in the of W. E. Rowell, Assistant Superintendent of Public Works. - It Ls the intention to locate the new crematory on the low plain between the ; Rough kerosene oil warehouse and the rifle range in Kakaako, a few hundred yards no Straw makai of the dumping Samtaiiry rubbish ground. The rapid growth of the City makes it Steam necessary to erect an immense furnace capable of handling all col- lecting In of the rubbish a town of much larger population than Honolulu. It was formerly in- tended to have the - crematory on South street near Queen, property owners Hits... In vicinity complained but that that it would be detrimental to their property in- LIMITED terests, so the idea was abandoned. For years past garbage has been dumped on a vacant lot beyond Laniwai street in Kewalo and consumed in great open fires For Ladies and Gentlemen The practice of picking over the pile of refuse matter by children and even adults was dangerous on LauniOir account of the liability of contracting contagious dis- eases. Soon after the plague outbreak a year ago the Board of Health demand- AT ed that a suitable crematory be constructed. Alexander Young, then Minister of the Interior, succeeded in getting the item through the Council of State. The machinery was obtained and then a serious delay was necessary, due to the com- pulsory change of site. ' Since that tinvj the machinery has remained in NOW READY TO DO of South and Queen streets. the mud IS T. Murata's AMALGAMATION OF CAR SYSTEMS. The contemplated union of the two car systems will be a great improvement for Honolulu. If when the mule-car- s have become .electrified, and tran- THE HATTER. system completed the rapid sit is they are Joined, residents will be afforded up-to-d- ac- commodations in the matter of transportation about the City. By the consolida- 1M4 Nuuanu St. Tel. tSSL tion of the two systems the nuisance of transfers would way Blu. passenger be done with and the will get a fair exchange for his money in the five-ce-nt ride from All Kinds of auMry foils one end of the City to the. other. . While the lively little mules of ; the present system have done good service for Honolulu, it is fit that with the City's growth and progress In other matters they should be replaced by something more modern . and more In conformity. Electricity is better calculated to keep pace with the-- thriving metropolis of the Islands, which is keeping pace with the timeB. SATISFACTORY WORK The work of the Rapid Transit Company is being pushed forward and by the J. LftNDO, time the present lines of the new system are in readiness It is probable that ar- rangements will have been completed for the transfer of the Tramway Company's interests and no delay will occur In the continuation of the construction of the GUARANTEED Fort Street new lines. ' The step from the horse-ca- r period to that of the electric is always a pro- nounced mark of a City's advance in progress, growth and enterprise. Honolulu is ready for the step. WHITE LABOR ONLY EMPLOYED, 1111 cies for these sums having been secured KILLED VICTIM in the named romnanipq nnrl caoUHuo Hi Thefe policies were made payable to Mrs. r r- -, . . ... unifo. aji ccum. muwier.1 01 isreeaen, DUt 4 FOR INSURANCE were afterward assigned, to Parrish and ON HAND De Witt The Indictment states that Cox, Par- A rish and De Laundry Kawaiahao Street, near South A new As-cot- s. Sensational Charge. Against Witt "d d combine, confeder- line of Ties in Imperials, ate and conspire, together with other Up-To- wn Admirals, Club and Band Bows. Prominent Men of persons,- - to cause, to procure and bring Officen6 Hotel Street; Old Elite Buifdiag. about the death of " Breeden by giving Golf, Stanly and White Shirts, Boys' Louisville. Breeden large and dangerous quantities of whisky, Waists tad Suits. Hats, Caps and alcoholic liquors and other harmful compcunds and substances --with Clothing Underwear, Hose .and LOUISVILLE, Ky.,Tan. 3.-- The Jeffer intent to break down his health and son County Grand Jury today returned a caure his death or drive him to commit Telephone Main 73. , suicide." jtrue bill against W. W. Parj-Ish- JohnvH. De Witt, W. B. Cox and Sylvester Bree- THE MOTHER'S FAVORITE. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. and Cox den. De Witt are prominent Chamberlain's Cough Remedy !s the men, the former being captain of the De mother's favorite. It is pleasant and Res;i-jmen- safe jWitt Rifles of the First Kentucky t. for children to take and always Honolulu Iron Co cures. It is Intended especially for Works Breeden has of late been known coughs, as a saloon loafer whose life was colds, croup and whooping STEAM ENGINES, 1 insured cough, and is the best medicine made for $13,000 In three companies. The indict- for these diseases. BOILERS. SUGAR COOL-tf1- 3' charges De Cox There is not the All MILLS, ment that Witt, Parrish, least danger in giving it to children for Orders Will Receive Prompt Attention. BRASS and LEAD CASTINGS, and Breeden together entered Into a con- It I. machinery every Union contains no opium or other Injurious of description spiracy to defraud the Central Life drug and may be given as confidently to J to order- - Company out of $5,000, Particular attention Insurance the a babe as to an Ben- to ship's World $3,000 Equ't-able- adult. For sale by Pia blacksralthing. Job work Woodmen of the and " son. Smith & - Co., Ltd., wholesale xecutad on shortest notice. Life Assurance Society $5,000, po.i-- agents. THE PACIFIC jCOMMERCl AL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, JANUARY li 1901.

THE PACIFIC FRANCIS JWURPHY. TIMELY TOPiCS. Commercial Advertiser Time was when the name of Francis "No Eye Like the Murphy appeared daily in all the lead- Washington is 100 years old; but it ing newspapers" of the' United States doesn't always act that way. The De- f ' ." TT ' f troit News. , ...... WALTER Q. SittlTH - - EDITOR. and the record of .his. Journey ings and Master s jzve m speeches employed a corps of busy cor- General JANUARY 12 Mercler tails to state how the SATURDAY respondents.' He . began to be famous French army would again. : et back ' You master - are your in 1S75 or 1876, in connection with the The Detroit- Tribune. -- V, of Crime always moves ' in waves and blue ribbdn temperance crusade or the fiealtfi, and if you do . . France-give- s' the public may as well be prepared for "Murphy movement," --as it- - was called, General Herder of evi- kidnaping ffocked to him dence of ..having been reading Billy attend to duty, the blame is ; further developments of the and the crowds that Mason's speeches. mania. were as large as those which, in earlier Detroit Tribune. re- - j easily tocafed. your bleed .. days, gathered to hear the Finney - ! If fbpeciai The river and harbor bill is,, begin- statement in yes- his appearance be-- ' Sar-sapari- The authoritative vivalists. We recall ning to show a restless desire to do is out of order, Hood's lla FOR THIS WEEK terday's Advertiser, touching the ob fore a vast audience at Worcester, business with the surplus. Chicago t jects of Messrs. Thurston and Pain's ' Massachusetts, in the spring of 1878. Record. wili purify it. A gen-- visit to the Coast, is a theme of i The most spacious auditorium in that is the specific So as By this time h remedy for troubles of eral interest in this city. far weicity not BUffiCe for the multitude President Krueger must ".' " . the blood, i know just how much kidneys, bvwels or leoery learn, the hope is common that the that wanted to hear, and when the buttering of b com-- parsnips is done by De- Rapid Transit and. Tramways j stout man witn the heavy dark mous-pani- es kind words. "cMy used to troit Free Press. ? Blotches face be CyrtsiDinis may unite and give Honolulu tache and graying hair walked to the covered atith pimples and blotches and J one service in all its districts. Theje(jge 0j tne platform he was welcomed Some of th the able Democratic editors me com-jwI- suffered from continuous headache. liberal offer of the Rapid Transit appiause that came from the seemed determined to reduce the war 3 yards long, 50 inches wide pany prompts the hope that accept- - nearts of a people already profoundly taxes without waiting for the aid or Hood' s Sarsaparilla quickly rem&oed the auce may not be delayed, but it will be jni0vei ty the knowledge of tne, benefl-fo- r consent of Congress. Chicago Tribune-- . cause and my face is smooth. Have no the English stockholders to decide !cent work he na(j done for the cause more hcadadus." F. H. Seibert. g, A Kentucky girl A ma and upon their . pleasure the puDiic of right-livin- v - is to marry a Ger- AT $1.00 PAIR man Hammond, 2nd. . must wait for decisive news. Mr. Murphy's address on day baron, but as she is not an heir- that ess and he has a good job, the affair was inspiring. Seated about him on is not loyalty to Bryanism has England attracting much attention. Colorado's the platform were prim New Denver Times. i been playing the mischief with its! ministers, some of them belonging to M. BRASCH & CO. j prosperity. In his Inaugural address sects which distrust the province of the ( There is nothing on - the boards that a t:- 2 ri Gov. Thomas stid that the credit of emotions in religious or moral work ; has had a . longer continuous run than g PHONE 157. i V , - 5 exhausted and that' temperance crusades do General Otis' prediction Phil- P11U .the state had been and to whom ippine that the Hood's atire Hver lilt; the nd bankruptcy was in sight. His remedy not always appeal. But the visible insurrection is about to end only cathartic to taka with Hood'i Sartoparitu". was to change the incidence of taxa- - ! sincerity of Francis Murphy, his earn Detroit Tribune. ! tion. It is obvious, however, from the estness in doing good, his manly, J Ah The New drop-- j York Sun wants to experience of other states after wnwiesome ways, uiuugui a i coyuuoc Know wnere the Idiotic phrase "chew-- , tat ping Bryanism,' that if Colorado had from these cold theologians almost as ing the rag" came from. We are not 1896 con- - come , out strongly after for soon as it did from the enthusiastic sure, but are inclined to think it came' servative measures. of finance, capital laity and In the end the great audi-- j from New York. Kansas City Journal, j wouia nave pourea in ana creaiea bo ence. theologians and all, was swept many new sources of revenue that the into the ranks of the crusade and A BENEDICT'S STORY. people would now : be well-to-d- o and when it dispersed almost every man, hiower content. But Colorado chose to stand woman and child wore the blue rib- by silver and abuse the good .men, bon of the Murphy brotherhood. whereupon the rich investors kept j In time fashions changed in the field away from there and went by to more 0f temperance labor as . they do in hospitable Now, in very j no longer localities. the everything, and Mr. Murphy A willowy form, flood tide of McKinley prosperity a held the first column of the ftrst page rival !0f paper. A steed of steel, state which is almost without a the metropolitan It was with A firm control In natural resources of wealth ad was with Dwight L.. Moody its him as it Of a..whirling wheel. Seeds mits the proximity of the hammer and in revival work and with Joseph Cook the block. in those efforts to make science and theology agree which put him in A glint of ribbons, the Of hose, of lace, PUBLICITY! PUBLICITY ! PUBLICITY1 foremost rank of Christian proponents. causes came to A. healthy glow Other men and other On a pretty At yesterday's meeting of the Board be talked about more than they face. of Health some of the members deplor- and theirs; yet at that time ed publicity which was given the A graceful movement, Now 19 the time to buy them, if you Because its pure whiskey. the of partial eclipse all . three of latest leper scandal, on the ground that were more experienced, r A witching smile, , are thinking of raising some them abler, And the girl choice it might hurt the Islands. Secrecy has more eloquent and convincing than is. down flowers yourself. Because it has that delicate been the motto of past Boards and we The road a mile. ? they had been in the days of their early We have received cannot see that enough good has come vogue. They were simply a little out Just a lot of the flavor found only in whiskies from the practice to warrant the pres- What? Was I in it? choicest Garden Seeds, such as of the public eye; but they kept at of the old fashioned ent Board in continuing it. Indeed, the their work and wherever their influ- Well, I should smile! type. only desirable things that have been I ence watered the land the sweet My Sterling was built done for a year in connection with the grasses were sure to grow. For speed and style. ' Because it is aged in wood. defence of the public from the most i Francis Murphy now comes to Hono-luu- l, Asters, awful of human diseases, were the re-su- its The P. C. M. COMPANY, a quarter of a century after his Because aid of. publicity as wide as the cir-- name household word, In Ehlers' Block, it ts an to dige- became a a Supplied my mount culation of the Advertiser. stronger and ' more, useful temperance Pansy, stion. Before last summer, when this paper worker than he was in his more con From their high grade stock. made its plain protest, it was the cus-- ' spicuous days. pleasure r. It will be a away Because is torn of the Board of Health to let the to him to know that he Is needed here. Well, I flew . it guaranteed by friends of lepers go to Molokai at least Though Honolulu is in its historic as- With scorcher speed. Nasturtium, H.HackfeId&CoLtd. annually and mingle with the rotting pects a missionary town, it has been And thus won my bride, inmates. On the last visit of the Board strangely deficient in the revival spirit. Or, my Sterling did. Sole distributors. of Health the disgusting spectacle was We do not recall a "general, awaken- Sweet Peas, seen of men and women who live and ing" of the white inhabitants such, as labor in Honolulu and mingle in daily Whitefleld and Finney and Earle and ETC., ETC., ETC. life with its inhabitants, hugging and Moody used to produce in the field of kissing the victims of the scourge. The religious labor and as Francis. Murphy Board took the sight as a matter of so often occasioned in his own sphere. Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co., agents for course; some of its members had seen Things active and spirited are hard to A Fine Assortment the same things for years and had get started in the tropics; and the cli- "the Sterling bicycle. perhaps wondered, In a casual way, mate, which dulls the crusading mood, why leprosy still made its is productive; of evils that it needs Also a full line of -O-P- But the Advertiser, with an eye to the such a mood fo grapple with. Speak- Insurance reform of an obvious abuse, gave the ing only of the curse 'of drink, let us Eyesight affair the utmost publicity; and as a say that the tippling habit, for climatic result the social intercourse of the reasons, is very firmly rooted here. Vegetable JAPANESE SILKS, clean and unclean at Molokai is now Hawaii is a thirsty place; the clink 'of divided by a grating. So much for the ice in the long, thin glasses of am- - You or your children may 'reel as ' publicity! ,ber liquid is alluring as might not be sured of . receiving f the mosti careful KIMONOS, GRASS Does anyone suppose that, if the press the case in northern climates; and the an aitenuon xo eyesjgni CLOTH, not opened up I matter of the needs, or relief from headache and Seeds. had the cool depths of the beer glass are eager w. - pains, by consulting hack transfer of lepers the other night, ly drained. Yet nowhere in the north the Board would have taken the action will spirits and malt liquors do so HAWAIIAN SILK FLAGS. that it did? Publicity compelled a much harm to the human system as H. R. COUNTER, remedy; it aroused the Board and under the vertical sun. Let Mr. Mur It scared off the hackmen; and hereafter, phy, oppor ' then, make the most of his EYE SPECIALIST, ;v Just the thirg to decorate your it is safe to say, there will be no more tunities for moral suasion. Around WE GUARANTEE THAT THESE room with. lepers public ve- - 632 ST.., running about with in him race . dying aborigines, FORT LOVE BUILDING. We, is a of SEEDS ARE FRESH. also call your attention to the a. puDiicity wmcn Drmgs aoout , : nicies. ' Whose decline, is coinefdent with its such reforms is a pretty good thing to knowledge of the white man's fire Fine assortment of ...... have in this town. , (water; he w-i- find a large white popu- We carry a full line of Now when the Board of Health fum- lation which uses some form of alco igates steamers that bring lepers here hol for .social enllvenment; and he will SPECTACLES AKD EYE GLASSES and stops the practice of friends of be among large class which, AND. FRINGED TRAY CLOTH on another lepers bidding them .fond farewells believing as he does, has yet permitted in gold, gold-fille- d, silver, steel and the wharf when the Molokai trips be- things to drift. Yet the languid class rubber frames. WE EXAMINE YOUR gin farewells that have to be fairly is full of potential energy in moral un- EYES FREE OF CHARGE. torn apart the public will see further Made of Silk and Grass Cloth direct from Japan' dertakings. All it needs is to be awakJ f benefits from the Advertiser's remedy ened and drawn out. If Francis Mur- of stopping public abuses. ERFECTLY , ' phy turns its lethargy Into zeal, he will if --f jhave achieved a success comparable to LAIN THE NEW NEGRO QUESTION. Ithe best of those which marked his earlier day. . . : . , iiin.FORT STREET, HOTOCRAHIC The right of the adult male negroes - f- D to vote unhindered in the South and It will be Interesting to watch the OIEMTERS HONOLULU. I 'I the right of the North to insist that if career in the Army of Cadet Edward negroes are deprived of the suffrage N. Johnston of Oregon, who Is first the South must submit to loss there the man in all the subjects of his West Tlli Waverley Block Hotel Street of the power to apportion Congres- class engineering, Point ordnance and ' Vfc give I sional membership on their numbers,, gunnery, law and history an unusual full instructions Office, 9-- 10 ProgresB Block. sion are twin issues which have already di- distinction. It has not often happened V FREE on all Quarry and Rock Crashing Plant, vided Congress and may figure largely that the head of a West Point class in subsequent debates. has distinguished himself in active PAUOA VALLEY. The questions raised are serious and Kodaks military life, George B. McClellan be- and Cameras CONCRETE ENGINEERS and CON Co. In their settlement will require for- Camara & ing one of the exceptions. Grant was TRACTORS. Estimates furnished and m bearance and fair play on each side. much below -- paT and Sheridan escaped If you intend purchasing anything contracts taken for foundations, mono That the adult male negroes of the in line will to your 3 3 by the ekin of his teeth from being this It be advan lithic concrete structures of all kinds, South have the right to vote unhinder- dropped. The most famous Confeder- tage to call upon us. We are up-t- o- flre-proofl- pavements, bridges, and ed is a truth which Constitution, pho- any Wholesale Liquor - the ate Generals did not lead the cadet date in everything pertaining to work Involving the use of Portland I I in its war amendments, has establish- procession. Going back to age tography, and our prices are all right. cement concrete. Agents and licensees r another steel-concre- te system ed; but the propriety, of letting them and country we find among for Ransome con Dealers exercise right," when they use that the struction, Monler constructions. III! that it students at Brienne, Napoleon Bona-pa- rt to degrade the public to bur- St. nearlKing service, was by. no means conspicuous ex- Alakea den the commonwealth with debt and cept for his of PACIFIC TRANSFER CO. . . to oppress the white taxpayers, so habit letting his stock- is ings drag about his heels. So, after all, much open to question that Republican some of young JAS. H. LOVE, Manager. sjr.ee the men who now gaze Sole Agents for National Conventions have long enviously at the upward climbing of ceased to affirm it as being a mere Cadet Edward N. of course or even to Johnston may finally, The famous Elk Club and Springhill Whiskies. matter mention it as they toil towards the summit, meet at all. nun coming down. MAIN 58. we accept I But if the Democratic plea ... i Office, King St., Next to Bailey's Cyclery. that good government in the South le- - A "Jersey City tenement Imnu flr in Rainier quires the exclusion of the negroes cinerated Mrs. Mary Devine, aged 60. f 6 FORT STREET. Beer and California Wine from the polls, we must Insist on the withdrawal of such , negroes from the ALWAYS ON basis of apportionment. Because of its HAND. negro population the South is entitled n to just so many more Congressmen and Great Variety of HfiniQUEEN STREET THE FAMOUS "BOARS' HEAD just so many more electoral votes than STOUT" VV FJVX it would have if the negroes were not and "O.F.C." fcOUR MASH Hip t there. But if the negroes are not ft counted at the polls why should they Stoves OUR SPECIALTY. be counted as factors in the determin ation of the number of Congressmen tSTGet your orders in early fpr the Holidays., Stock and Bond Broker ' and Electors men with whose choice TELEPHONE 140. POSTOFFICE BOX 75. they have had nothing to do? They "?w are ruled out of politics in the first 3 analysis; why should the wfttes have AND the right to exploit them in the last? Received By S. S. Zealandia: As things, are the South has a weight Fire- - insurance Agents in politics which it is not entitled to. One white man counts for more in na- tional politics there than he does in - the North; and to this the North has ;MEW the right and the will to object. Ranges The proposition to the Southern Shirts, Neckties, GDS!Suspenders, Gents' ommission Merchants whites of the backers of the present Underwear, a fine Congressional inquiry is: "GIv the ft assortment, at negro a free ballot and a fair count. Farmers' Boners and Extra Castings for all stoves If not, do not claim enlarged political Careful attention given to business representation because of the presence trusts. K. Isoshima, of the negro on your soil. The repre- KING STREET, sentation is his, and if he cannot exer- -- GLOBE WERNICKE BOOKCASES BETHEL. cise It, it certainly does not revert to 75 79 K'Na st and ABOVE Tou." . JOHN NOTT OFFICE FURNITURE Telephone Ho. 31. In stock, or ordered from M&nufae Next to Castle & Cooke.

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NERVE FOOD NOTES FROM THE WATERFRONT

If you have neuralgia, Scott's emulsion of cod-live- r oil will feed the nerve that is crying K 1 is t6'j for food it hungry and - set your whole body going 6 again, in a way to satisfy nerve and brain with your usual food. That is cure. If you are nervous and irri table, you may only need more fat to cushion your nerves h vou are probably thin and T i J ri-rtiiiii- iryriBrito-iyii- ! ii i" i i ' tiiMiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiinii wwiiiiii iwniiiiiiimMH-iiM- ' M m 1 .8-- : emulsion of cod-liv- er ii For a New Scott's Year's 1. A PICTURE BY ARTHUR MERRY OF THE SURROUNDINGS OF THE NAVAL STATION. oil will give you the fat to besrin with. little has been heard or said of thirty dollars for his capture and A new coat of paint is being fitted on Cure, so far as it goes. Full crimps on the waterfront an additional five dollars for his deliv- the tug Eleu. VERY the notorious Turk and ery aboard the tug by 8 o'clock yester- The ship Florence is discharging at the found to day, morning. railway wharf. .. Present cure is getting the fat you it advisable leave barken city Captain chief, of water po- The tine Robert Sudden sails for and take a "vacation" Flint, the. the Sound today in ballast-- 1f : usual food, and lice, 1 . c i ? need on the Mainland. The reason of discovered the 'v' r The barkentjne Chehahs is discharging-coa- l uteion wall help you the present peaceable state of affairs and secured him without "any trouble at the. Pacific Mail wharf. What will be more appreciated than a stylish vehicle? Scott's alongshore is that those whose busi- by the time appointed. The next mail for the Coast goes on Before you select your holiday gifts, inspect the new lin ot to tha4. ness is the supplying of sailors to ships Flint did not find the man In Mc- -: the China on Friday, the 18th instant. have come to an understanding where- Carthy's boarding house, as was re- Schooner Otilie Fjord arrived at' Eure- .'e".i sr.i voa a little to trv. If youiike. by they have ceased to clash and are ported by an afternoon paper, nor did ka from Kahului on the 29th of last SCOn L'AVNE 409 Fearl street. New York working In a manner which is not con- the bluejacket show fight when Flint month. Phaetons, Buggies, Surreys, trary to went to arrest him. The gasoline schooner Eclipse, Captain law. How long this pleasant Townsend, sailed yesterday for Kona and condition of things will endure depends Henrikson is now once more aboard , way ports. I altogether on the shipping masters the Iroquois, in double irons, and there r,itr-r"RPt- fd barkentine Alta is Bikes, themselves. is very little possibility of his again still discharging coal for the Army at Etc., TO Captains of vessels are at the pres- escaping. Navy wharf No, t. '. THE which we have received, and which, we offering ent time experiencing very little Many of skippers who have re- IhA next mail from the Coast will ar- Just are at v the rive on Tuesday, the 15th instant, by the trouble in securing crews. This is on . re- cently arrived at this port have stoarrship City of Peking. SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE HOLIDAYS. account of the fact that most of the marked with surprise the lack of fric- captains commanding There are at present six barkentines in ships which have crimps Che-hal- PUBLIC tion on the waterfront as far as the harbor Alta, Jane L. Stanford, is, Thirty styles; come to this port lately have paid peo- different finished in the latest shades ia cloth, oft and union men and Sailors' Home Irmgard, Robert Sudden Hel-en- e. their crews immediately upon arriving, and cord, or leather trimming. , ple are concerned. As a rule there is I: have discharged their cargoes with always some trouble going on. Now, Instead of lyiner across Navy slip No. 1, stevedores and, they WE WISH TO THANK THE PEO- when were ready however, peace reigns supreme and the as heretofore, the United States tug Iro- for sea, have been able, on account of lion and the lamb are lying down to- quois fs now alongside of Navy wharf PLE of Honolulu for the large 2. . there being plenty men port look- No. . , of in gether. , they have bestowed on us. ing for ships, having received their Schooner RobertTLwers will loa3 lum- young was one - discharge on coming to port, to get all A man who at time ber in the Sound for this port, having Pacific Vehicle & Supply Co., We are now offering hymn-sing- er the men required. chief at the Joyful News been chartered by Pope & Talbot of San may Mission when Sky-Pil- ot J. Leslie AIc-Com- be Francisco. Strange as it seem, the men of and steamer Kinau, at the wharf Sailors' was running the machine, company,7"ls the Union and other shipping who since came out honestly In the of tho now undergoing a LIMITED Meats, masters are-o- very friendly terms and thorough overhauling,-he- r officers mean- DAT BLOCK. crimp with Mc- BERETANIA STREET. are 'managing to do a good business business and worked while stretching their legs, ashore. Carthy and others openly, whereas he big shin William H. Macy is com- without interfering with each other. Lewis and The If a vessel is ready for sea and her had before worked with pleting the discharging of coal from her Poultry. Turk and McCarthy secretly, has even forward hold nnd, same requires ajid Sail- at the time, is captain a crew the as to on THE FOLLOWING VESSELS num- gone so far in his work of reform taking ballast aft. ors' Union happens to have the va- About noon today Claudtne is due of men required on quit work for awhile and take a the ber hand without cation. from H51o and way ports, whither she Produce, having to go out and hustle for them, departed on Tuesday, taking the run of Have our supply of they ship their men and the other ship- The "vacation" of Lewis and Turk the Klnau, which is being overhauled. stocked , has been a very long one; it is known was evening - ping masters do not have anything to Some remark made in an I- say. The next ship which requires a for a fact that they did not ever in- paper vsterday about certain '. "three-maste- d" Etc.. Etc. tend returning to this country when barkentines. lid any sailor ev- 1 1 1 crew is supplied by the independent (i n ia ft shipping masters, the Sailors' Union they went away. In fact, they were er see a barkentine with less than three masts? . . . then, having Just filled an order, being finally refused admission to the office de- of the shipping commissioner at this Island steamers Maui, from- Kahului m without men enough to supply, the Na-wirw- 'li way G. m mand. port' and were not allowed to ship men and ports, and W. Hall, from to town ,or else go and other Kauai ports, are due in And so they turn and turn at all and had leave the-flr- ITH AN take it Bt inIMPROVED DELIVERY ' to arrive here-- ' thing.; tomorrow' some business., --- ' ; ..: about and all friction is. avoided. Into other morning.-".- - .- SYSTEM. , . . rr The chief of the waterfront police A sailor who is now in town and who Coal wa being put aboard the" tug' keeps a watchful eye on the waterfront at one time stopped at Lewis and Fearless at the Richards street wharf and sees to It that things go on in ac Turk's boarding house In this city, yesterday. The Fearless is generally so cordance with' the requirements of the showed a very interesting thing to an clean that she does not Beem great reporter yesterday. was herself when she has even a little coal EbtemniDsiini law, acting to a extent as a Advertiser It dust on her deck. ' ' peace-preservi- ng scrap, Beer medium in the harbor a large book which had been the Fxtensive alterations and improvements and on the front. property of Lewis and Turk and wMch Inter-Islan-d LIMITED, are being made to the Steam j II It has been learned on good author- those gentlemen Wt. bei!nd them when Navigation Company's boat Ke Au Hou. Iroquois, St. Katherine, Archer and they on The She w'll not be kept long out commis- P. O. Box 219. HtBETHEL ST. ity that Knut Henrikson, one of the left their "vacation.". of Iroquois, scrap book contains many news cut- sion, however, as work cvn her is being Andrew Welch. bluejackets of the tug who pushed very deserted his vessel and shipped aboard tings and cartoons, concerning the forward rapidly. ALL KINDS OP Robert Sudden, was not "Heavenly Twins," which had been Next week will be a very busy one on the barken tine the waterfront. Many vessels are due to The "Rosamond" is due with more of this St. Louis Beer Influenced in leaving his ship by Mc- clipped from the Advertiser and other Honolulu papers. arrive from the Coast and also from Carthy, a well known shipping master Newcastle, and it is expected that in the r' Electrical on the front. McCarthy has done a Most interesting of ; all the contents neighborhood of ten or twelve will make however, are nota- tt great deal of work along shore which of the. volume, the their appearance In the next seven days. 1 was nature to be criticised, but it tions on the margins of the pages, - Chris-tlanso- n, t i of a The schooner Helene, Captain t Supplies is evident that he" was not guilty of made by" Turk or Lewis, evidently, or arrived yesterday morning, twen- Stock your supply for the holidays. "unprofessional" conduct in the mat- both. Were these notations published ty days from San Francisco. With the ter of the desertion of the sailor from they would throw considerable light on exception of a little rough weather cross- happenings along water- ing the bar at San Francisco the vessel the United States tug Iroquois. various the experienced f had escaped once from front during the reign of the famous a pleasant and uneventful and Novelties Henrikson passage. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts and Mr. the Iroquois and had been captured pair. The story of Lewis and Turk is and Mrs. San ford were passengers & although now, however, and aboard W. C. Peacock CoMLd. Constautly on Hand. and returned to the tug, but, ancient history the vessel for this port. The Helene managed again to escape most people are forgetting all about brought a big cargo, 1B6 , in irons, he including hogs, SOLE AGENTS. T. and Commander Pond offered a reward them. In splendid cond'tion. Contractors for electric light wiring, prlrate, end long wood, 669 '.. Drummuir, Br. sp., Armstrong, 1,798.. VESSELS FOR HAWAII. FROM PORT BLAKE LEY. Defiance, Am. schr.. Bloom, 526 .... SHREVE & CO., distance telephones, power transmis- Echo, Am. bk., Belleson, 650 49 San' Francisco. sion, etc., etc Vega, Am. schr.. Cook, 233 Elwell, Am. sp., Ellis, 1,356 an John Smith, Am. bktn 19 Emily Reed, Am. sp.. Baker, 1,466 .. TO FACILITATE TRADE with the Hawaiian Islands, will deliver ELECTRO-PLATIN- G NEW YORK. The only and FROM FROM EUREKA. Encore. Am. bk., Palmgren, goods purchased or ordered of them, FREE OF ALL CHARGES FOR Days 572.;... TRANSPORTATION to Honolulu, or returning same to San Francisco. Good GALZANIZING PLANT on . the Isl Out. Esther Bubne, Am. schr., Salveson, Fantasi, Nor. bk.. Andersoh, 1,270 .. 33 si Vessel Falls of Garry, Br. sp., win be sent on selection to those known to the firm, or who will furnish ands. American, Am. s.s., McDonald ...... 72 245 . Broadfoot, satisfactory references in San Francisco. Foohng Suey. Am. bk., Willett, 1.036 Eureka, Am. schr., Schon, 232 1.197 40 Henry Falling, Am. sp., Merriarn, Serena Thayer, Am. schr., McVIcar, Gov. Robie, Am. sp., Harrington, 1,860 .260 196, Kahului 65 1,627 , WORKS AT PALAMA. . Nuuanu, Am. bk., Josselyn. 912 FROM GRAY'S HARBOR. General Falrchild, Am. bk., Ellis, II 1.307 in v w 0 m mmmm m v SAVANNAH. 491 FROM Philippine, Am. schr., Larsen, Honolulu. Am. schr., Stokkebye, 958. MARKET AND POST STREETS. SAN FRANCISCO. Henry Villard, Am. sp., Quick, 1.452. 69 Reporter, Am. schr., Dahloff, 333 .... for Kahului 58 Bute-sho- n, upon request. FROM HAMBURG. W. F. Witzemann, Am. schr., Hayden Brown, Am. bk., Paulsen, Illustrated catalogue and prices furnished receipt of 450 821 40 We have the largest manufactory of Jewelry and Silverware west of New Tellus, Ger. bk., Nielsen, 1,418 . 46 Tork elty. and are prepared to furnish wtwolal oVaign Hilston, Br. sp., Joslin. 1,993 FROM SEATTLE. Hesper, Am. bk., Sodergren. 664 .... 8fP Hawaii, Chil. bk., McLeod, 936 (new) CO. FROM BREMEN. A. M. Baxter, Am. schr., Marshall, i ffi 459 ' l , Mi Isenberg, Ger. bk., Kruce, 1,198 91 Highlands. Br. bk., Smith! 1.234 "AMERICA'S GREATEST" Paul s., 1.287 1,543 Centennial, Am. s. Eagles, .. Himalaya, Am. Argus, Br. Bp., Hunter, Charles Nelson, Am. s. s., Anderson, bk.. Dearborn. 1,008.. OFFICE AND SALESROOM Ma- - Honoipu, Am. schr., Olsen, 520 59 FROM SAN FRANCISCO. 802 10 sp.. S. s., Hawaian Isles. Am. Rice, 2.041 goon Block. Phone 350. Postofflce Box Albert. Am. bk., Griffiths, 624 8 John Kimball, Am. s. Thwing, Inca, Am. schr., Rasmussen, 901 .... 653 1,208 S3. Benicia, Am. bk., Bowes, Invincible, Am. sp., Mackenzie, 1.365 bg.. 279, Star of Russia, Am. sp., Mortensen, Consuelo, Am. Page, for 1,892, J. B. Thomas, Am. sp.. Brown. 1,807 Mahukona 14 for Lahaina Jams Drummond, Am. sp., Skewes, Diamond Head Am. bk., Peterson, FROM OYSTER HARBOR. 1.470 28 i What a User Has to Say! 952 Charmer, An. Bp., Davis, 1,728 50 J. H. Bruce, Am. schr.. Betterson. 476 E. F. "Whitney, Am. sp.," Brlgman, FROM PORT LUDLOW. J. M. Coleman, Am. schr.. Johnson, 1,207 .. .. 14 441 DREAM I N TOBACCO. 1 Compeer, A it H. C. "Wright, Am. schr., Nielsen, for Am. schr., Larsen, 308, for John Palmer, Am. bk., Delano, 1.080, Kahului 27 Kahului ;...... (new) ... .. 1,- - CALIFORNIA FEED CO., Falls of Clyde, Am. Bp., Matson, FROM WHATCOM. Kallua. Am. schr.. Helloulst, 658 .'. 748. for Hilo Mary Dodge, Am. schr., Olsen, 3L King Cyrus. Am. schr.. Johnson. 630 Agents "Arabic" Hanalel, s.s., Greene (new) for Kahului Lyman D. Foster, Am. schr.. Kill-ma- n, bg., 336, 692 Lurline, Am. Shaube, for Robert R, Hind, Am. schr., Helling-ee- n, .. 18 ATtjLB Hawaiian Tobacco Stores, Refregerating Paint. Kahului 520 Louisiana. Am. sp.'. Halcrow. 1.343 '.. Cos Mohican, Am. bk., Kelly, 784 14 if; FROM HAKODATE. M. P. Graee. Am. sp.. DeWinter, 1.863 GENTLEMEN: It affords Martha Davis, Am. bk., McAlmond.. 18 Marv A. Troop Br bk. "Wiiv. 1,118 .'rner Merchant and Nuuanu Streets.; and Hotel, opposite Bethel St. we Santiago, Am. bk., Engalls, 928, for Lottie Bennett, Am. schr., Rasmus-se- n, Muriel, Am. 483 21 great pleasure to sag, that our 496 schr.. Carlson, Hilo 19 Manila. Am. schr.. Knudson. 647 .. iron roof, l,4UU square yards, S. N. Castle, Am. bk., Nilson, 464 8 FROM NITRATE PORTS. Marv a. Cushinsr. Am. sp., Pendleton, 1 DISTRIBUTORS Wrestler, Am. . bktn., Nielsen, for 1,564 .. .. .; 96 WELLMA.N, PECK '& CO., covered by your Com-- ' James Rolph, Am. schr., Dediick, 517 ...J "Arabic" Lahaina 27 Newsboy. Am. bktn., Chipperfleld. wuna w very satisfactory. The , FROM TACOMA. FROM SYDNEY. A US. 509 ;.. ) neat 1,- - Passepartout, Nor. bk.. Neilson, 514.. Omga. Am. bk.. Maokie. 522!. under our roof before vou B. P. Cheney, Am. bk., Johnson, RENT, NOTICE f- i Wm. H. Smith, Am. sp.. Colly, 1,811 Odderajaa. Nor. sp.. Roop, 1.276 OFFICES FOR , 200. Kahului . - OlR-a- Panted it, was almost unbear- Challenger, Am. sp., Gould, 1,398, " Am. schr.. Johnson. 444 .. FROM NEWCASTLE. AUS. - oie, now tt feels like an icehouse Kahului, S. F., for repairs - Palmyra. Am. hk. toIIot- i Chas. E. Moody, Am. sp., Anderson, Arago, Am. bk., Perry, 476 Paramita. Am. sp.. Backus. 1.444 THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS NOTICE IS HEREBY GTVEN THAT compared to what was. is Admiral, Am. schr.. Beck. 605 ...... Paonuale Lavro. Ttal. Kanro, 1- ,- offices for rent In the McINTYRE will be open it It 1.915 n bk.. the Pearl City Cemetery more than 15 COOL- Carrollton, Am. bk., Jones, 1.352 Alex. McNeil. Am. bk., Nielsen, 1.043. BUILDING, now being erected at cor-- tor interments on and after Monday, DEGREES Addenda, Am. 637 .. funeral ER. 1 Florence. Am. sp., Ryder, 1,574 bktn.. Delano, r.;. Y ir-- ,e?re.r'.Vziu bejner of Fort and King streets, this November 6th, 190. A special can Abner Coburn, Am. sp MurcMson, - recommend the "Ara Gerard C. Tobey, Am. bk., Gove. 1,389 2L"-V- city. Apply to E. BISHOP. train will leave the railroad station at 1.879 ... - F. the bic to those who want cool iron Highland Light, Am. bk., McClure. c. xiiiz, At Brewer & Co's. Queen St t:15 p. m., daily, remaining at 1,179, Lahaina . . Ben more. Nor. bk., Johnson, 1.355 .... r siade. im tMir a metery until after all interment. roofs. Battle Abbey, Br. McChie. 1.463 (new) .' 'm are one M. "Winkleman, Am. bktn., Benneche, bk.. - The rates for transportation 4S2 Bi Bonanza, Am. bk., Bergman, Sr.ow and Bursress. Am. bk., Olsenl WOMAN'S EXCHANGE CALENDAR iollar for the corpse, and fifty eente CITY FEED STORE S. D. Carleton, Am. sp., Amesbury, 1.343 . .1.528 mourners. Balclutha, Am. 'or the round trip for by C. A. 1,778, Lahaina Am. sp.. Jobson. 1.614 .... Seminole.. bk., Taylor. 1.322 .... FOn 1901 Plats are now on sale at the office or SCHMIDT. Two Brothers. Am. sp., Wilson, 1,263 Churchill. Am. schr., Treanor, 600... 44 Ponoma. Am. bk.. Stursland. $!7 she company, ranging tn price from f9 City ot Hankow. Br. sp.. King, 1.133 Star of Bengal. Am hlr TTonrtaronn 6lze. NO PORT GAMBLE. Twenty-fou- op. according to location and FROM City of Adelaide, Br. bk.. Greenwood, 1.694 r HAWAIIAN VD3WS for any nature. Cutler, 437 16 843 of Ttaly, sp.. cents. jther charges of Klikitat. Am. bk.. Star Am. Wetter. 1.571.. P CEMETERY ASSO- Cliafornia M. B. Smith, Am. schr.. 247. for Hilo Charles F. Crocker, Am. bk., Dewar, TraBlt Am. whr.. Jnreenson. 4 .. ALOHA FROM HAWAII CALEN HAWAIIAN Feed Cflmtft. Queen. Am. schr., Frederickson, 240. - 762 . w. TT. Talbot, Am. schr.. Benneche, DA R, for $1.00. CIATION. LTD., - 69 Chas. B. Kenney, 743 Dodge, 8, Love Building, Fort St. pre Amenta for Lahaina Am. bk., Anderson, HA WAII FAIR, by P. H. and Room the Arabic Compound. Robert Lewers, Am. schr.. Under 1,014 .. - Wm. Bowden, Am. schr Fierem. 693 'other articles suitable for Christmas. E693

ir 10 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, JANUARY 12, 1901.

FOR SALE, PAPA ITA Mrs. Minnie Fiedler, of ML Pleasant, Iowa, says: Lands "I was afflicted for years with St. For St. Vitus' Vitus' dance. The first symptoms of the PLANTATION THE FOLLOWING W LL disease began in 1889, when the nerves MACHINERY, SUPPLIES AND MA- WALK began twitching in my left hand. . I con- FOR SALE BY or TERIAL IS OFFERED sulted physicians of this city, bnt none 7 C. BREWER & CO., LTD.: of them ever did me t lanoo a particle of good. FULL PARTICULARS AND PRICES Preparations are Nearly After I had suffered for two and one half CAN BE HAD BY CALLING" AT years, the disease continuing to grow ON QUEEN worse, heard Dr. Williams' Pink Sale OFFICE I of Years THEIR Completed. ' STREET. Pills for Pale People. ' WE HAVE BEEN was in 1891 that was induced to DRILL, COMPLETE, Gurod by It I SELLING THE FAMOUS ONE BURLEY try them, and I was surprised at, my 40 BOILER, AIR COM- WITH H. P. HAS NO FEAR DP FIRE rapid improvement. I took only two PRESSOR, ETC. boxes, and was entirely cured. was Kroeger PLOWS It LOTS IN KING STREET TRACT ONE SET FOWLER STEAM hard to realize that who for over two ASSORT I, (FOUR GANG) AND FULL The Aged Tahitian Will Dance Oyer lr. Williams' 'years was scarcely able to walk, and who from $i,3SO to $1,500 a lot, formerly MENT SPARE PARTS. Pianos often found it almost impossible to talk, known as G. N. Wilcox's premises. BOIL- - Red Hot Lava Rock in His THREE 250 H. P. STIRLING should be restored to perfect health and Giving complete satisfaction in ERS. Bare Feet. in full possession all my powers by ECONO of of hundreds of Honolulu homes. ONE SET GREEN'S FUEL two boxes of this wonderful remedy. 192 TUBES. Always pleased to talk and MIZERS N SATURDAY, January 19, the Pink Pills "Iam happy to state that my health TWO WORTHINGTON HIGH DU show KROEGER instruments. If firewalker will really m walk, is still perfect and I have never had the TWENTY LOTS IN MANOA TY STEAM PUMPING ENUllsiSo, O who have been waiting you are in terester, whether you Those slightest symptoms of a return of the formerly CAPACITY 5,000,000 GALLONS PER Papa wonderful performance VALLEY, Hontano's Tract, are ready to buy or not, come in. for Ita's disease, although it is eight years since 24 HOURS, AGAINST A TOTAL will have to wait no longer. ' Every- I was cored. " $3,000 a lot. Other STANDARD MAKES also. HEAD OF 420 FEET. thing is at last in readiness. Papa for CASH OR EAST PAYMENTS. ONE 25 H. P. UPRIGHT TUBULAR Ita has carefully selected the stones Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People' BOILER. which are to be heated, and they are contain, in a condensed form, all the ele- being piled in a great mound out in ments necessary to give new life and richness ' ALSO CALIFORNIA MULES, IN to the blood and restore shattered nerves. FOUR HUNDRED LOTS IN the burned district, near the ruins of They are an unfailing specific for such dis- FINE ORDER. , Kaumakapili Church, where a tract of Palo eases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralyrfs, KAIULANI TRACT, from $209 to PORTLAND CEMENT. land has been leased from the Bishop St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia rheu- by A. H. Lewis, Papa headache, after-effec- ts RAILS, 25 POUNDS AND Estate Ita's matism, nervous the of $250 a lot ; . STEEL T manager. grippe, palpitation : la of tne heart, pale and 30 POUNDS. A fence is being erected around the allow complexion, all forms oi weakness . mound of stones, and seats are being either in male or female. TWO N FLAT CARS, FORT ST. TEL. 321 put up to accommodate 1,500 or 2,000 GAUGE. oven thirty-fiv-e E people. The is fifteen by Pooplo Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pals People srs never FITY LOTS IN KEKIO TRACT. I TWELVE' FLAT CARS, 3- - feet, and great loads of wood have old bjthe dozen or hundred, but always In pick-sge- s. been brought for the heating of the Atall druggists. 0 direct Irem the Or. MM-lia- rn opposite Makee Island, 6oo a lot FOOT GAUGE.. stones. Promptly at 1 o'clock in the Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y., 60 ONE STUMP PULLER. afternoon of Saturday the fire will be cents per box, 6 boxes S2.60. lighted, and it will burn with a steady heat until half-pa- st seven o'clock in the evening, when it will be allowed to die down, and the aged Tahitian will A Brewer & Co., walk through the furnace. TWENTY LOTS IN PUUKU1 The only personal preparations Papa TRACT, $1,200 a lot: LIMITED. Ita will make, he says, is that of pro- ioox20, viding himself with a ti-le- af wand. In FINE BUGGY the dead of night the magic ti-le- af is AND Queen Street. to be picked by Papa Ita, who will go alone in the darkness and select it Etc.. Etc. at 12 o'clock p. m., Friday.' With this ti-le- af, he says, he will summon his spirits of protection, and immune from SURREY HARNESS the harm of the dread element, he will Large Assortment Just Received walk over the mound of glowing stones, unscathed, though the heat of them For further particulars apply t A GREAT PHYSICIAN SAYS: "75 be such, as to incinerate paper or oth- ' per cent of all diseases and sickness Is er light fabric thrown upon them, and Ex. "St. .Catherine caused by the pores becoming; clogged, BLANK s.uch as to keep ordinary mortals a thus shutting up In the blood the pois- very respectable distance away. The ' In- stones are of lava, and each one has ons and Impurities which Nature been selected with great care by the Ladies and Gents Riding tended they should eliminate." Pache-co- 's firewalker. By Saturday morning they Dandruff Killer opens the pores will all be in place in the excavation and Driving Whips, and expels all thepoisons in the scalp, and ready for the lighting of the fire. Hack Whips, Carriage Rugs, 1C leaving' it clean and healthy. Never before has tne ceremony been attempted on foreign soil, though it Gentlemen's Leggins, PACHECO'S DANDRUFF KILLER. has been witnessed in Tahiti many Bits of all Descriptions, Sold by Druggists and at the times by English speakingpeople. The all first exhibition on American soil will Bickmore's Gall Cure & Company Union Barber Shop, Telephone 696. take place next Saturday in Honolulu. It will certainly be a most wonderful Horse Muzzles, thing to witness, if Papa Ita is suc- Leather and Wire, cessful, and that he will be, for per- Real Estate sons have seen him go through the Australian Stock Saddes, Good, Clean ceremony before, just as he pictures it. He has been extensively written up Harness Dressing and Brokers. Laundry Work. in newspapers and magazines. sj : J. Lamb Doty, American Consul at Axle Grease, Tahiti, gave the following signed state- Chamois Skins, O That's the kind we do, and the BOOKS. ment to Mr. Lewis upon the departure WEST KING ST, of Papa Ita and himself for the Isl- Sponges and Scrapers, only kind. We use good soap. ALL KINDS. ands:,- Collars, Hames, pure water that Is absolutely free ALL SIZES. "Upon demand of Mr. A. H. Lewis, & disease, and ALL PRICES. I, the undersigned, certify herewith and Trace Chains, Crosse of the microbes of that I know it to be a fact that in the best of starch. . July, 1898, a great oven had been pre- Several fine all hand made , pared (by some people of the Leeward BlackwelPs ; oc- Buggy, and Hack Harness on hand Examine Our Islands) close to Papeete, on the 9 The Honolulu casion of the French national fete. and made to Order. , -p- The ; stones .i of this oven were ' I Steam laundry Co. Patent brought to a white heat by a Repairing a speciality. 50 Hotel St. Tel -3. great quantity of firewood, and at that lat-Opening point, in the presence of 1,000 people, Island Orders Receive Prompt Attention. WW who witnessed this spectacle, a dozen Your collars will be sent back or so ,of them from the Leeward Isl- you edges nicely ands marched through this fiery fur- to with the .... Books nace Smoothed, so they won't with their bare feet, without, MANUFACTURING HARNESS CO. that however, meeting with the least acci- saw your neck. , j Beet and Cheapest in the market j dent or inconvenience. Corner Port and King Streets Give us one trial and you'll nev- "It appears that this custom of walk- er patronize anyone else. Our ing through a red-h- ot oven is very old. charges are reasonable. j Wall, Nichols Co., Ltd. They attach some of their old heathen P. 0. Box No. 322 - - Telephone No. 22 superstitions to it, but it can, no doubt, AND be explained on scientific grounds. "J. LAMB DOTY, We Don't "U. S. Consul of Tahiti. Rock "Papeete, November 9, 1900." PICALILI Shrink Flannels The French resident representative of the government at the island of Only o Bottle. For Ballast Huahine, has also given a similar let- 25 a ter to the outside world. lapies FOR OlB WEEK ONI Papa Ita cannot, nor does he attempt to explain the seeming miracle. He AND White and Black Sand only knows that his forefathers have Artistic done it before him, and he attributes IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. , i( to (the powers of the spirits he calls upon. They are summoned in a weird Lewis & Qo. incantation, accompanied with the ti-le- Daily Office . IXCAVATING CONTRACTED FOR waving of the magic, af wand. Journals Telephone Hain 240 Accessories CORAL AND SOIL FOR SALE.' The coming event has created great interest and excitement throughout the FOR indispensable to the produc- city and country, and Papa Ita ex- Are Dump Carts furnished by the day on pects a big aggregation of spectators. tion of meritorious photographs, an hour's notice. It will be a weird thing to look upon, and that Is why we bellev we and no doubt Papa Ita's expectations can make for you a picture that will be fully realized. It is understood that he will give only the one perform- will be eminently satisfactory. H. R, HITCHCOCK, ance. Our studio is splendidly equip- 1901 Merchant Street, In Office occupied bj ped with the handsome . screens, M. D. Monsarrat. A SHARP CRITICISM. backgrounds, draperies and furnl-- - And a complete new line of ture that insure good results. Magazine Editor Claims Congress 'Was Too liberal The "World's Work" for January says Congress granted liberal suf- J- Limited. that r atoo - J. Williams, frage in the organization of the Terri- SUCCESSORS TO tory of Hawaii in that it took away the THE PHOTOGRAPHER, property, qualification. In the endeavor to BLANK BOOKS FORT STREET. r ENTERPRISE MILL make it correspond with the accepted in- TELEPHONE WAIN 199. Alakea Street, near Queen. terpretation of the Declaration of Inde- pendence the magazine believes that an OAHU & error in colonial government was com- WE8BENGERS ALWAYS JUDADT KO ICE , elec- i IS PREPARED TO DO A GENER- mitted, and cites the recent local CALLS. AL PLANING MILL BUSINESS tions as the basis of this contention. Just opened up by ANSWER ALL WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. It says: "The original Cullom bill for ELECTRIC GO. Contractors and Builders' Work Is the establishment of the United States specially socliclted. Territory of Hawaii required that an We do not compete with them. elector , should own $1,000 worth of real BEER MOULDINGS and FINISH always property or should receive an annual in- SEATTLE ICE DELIVERED on hand. come of $600. - This restriction on the suf- --AT THE- - To any part of the City. frage had been tried and proved efficient The Hawaiian News Co. DO NOT MISS THE CHANCE TO in protecting the government of Mr. Dole from the corruptibility of the natives be- CR1TERI0 N SALOON, SEE THE fore the islands came under our control. Hoffman & Marfcham, But this property qualification was strick , LIMITED. elephone Blue 315L P. O. Box 6K). en from the bill as. The Office: Royalist Congressional Del- ' Kewalo. candidate for Merchant Street, Photo Buttons egate won the recent election over both CO. the Democrat and the Republican candi WING WO CHfill & Now Displayed in dates, and our government In the islands has had a direct set-bac-k. This Royalist CCHESNEY & SON Delegate-elec- t, Wilcox, made the impres Ebony Furniture, B. Lichtig's Art Studio, sion on the tnatives that he would do Cigars and Tobaccos, - something for the rehabilitation of the Chinese and Japanese Teas, In the Territorial Stables Building. . Grocers 9 monarchy, and proclaimed revenge on Crockery, Mattings, VhoIesals d Dener, the Americans. His record as a revolu- Vases, Camphorwood Trunks, Leather asd Sboa Findings tionist both against King Kalakaua and Rattan Chairs. Orders also taken for Crayons, Wa- the late republic will be brought out In ter a contest over his seat in Congress. But r f y, Colors and Honolulu Soap Works Csjo-pan- Photo Buttons. the local political situation is somewhat THE DMXEI? COLO Silks and Satins Afsats ALL KIND jf Honolulu, and Tiinnary. serious. The growth of the country in WIS BRAND IS SIMPLY 0W)N( ...... OF every way 210-2- 12 Street. since annexation has been re TO THE OATS BEJN6 POAS. Nuuanu markable. Honolulu, for example, having i fVh'fLEALL OTHEP BRANDTABE increased In population from 29,000 to CO. STEAMED. THE ROASTIt WING LUNG j 43,000. Through the too early bestowal Custpm House Blanks "uciiu cuuiitge, eui property ana GIVES A PECUUAR hopes" of progress DELIGHTFUL Rh are at the mercy of a All Kinds GROCERS retrogressive electorate. Interference Sther Brands Of with the existing thoroughly tried fran- ARE HESH FRUITS ON HAND AT ALL chise to make it agree with the Declara- iM32 LirORNIAST.S OTtJUST ,"" TIMES. tion of Independence was an error co- 7 FOR SALE at in AN Street, corner Alakea. WHITMAN & CO.. Agent lonial government." W 5 FRANC!5C0,CAL GOOD - King W AS HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY- U1L

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THE PACIFIC C0MME2GIAL AD TC32ISER : H01J0LFL, JANUARY 12, 1901 It

delivery wagon prima facie evidence of o000CCKCOCOOOOCK000OOOC offering for sale. Section 3. (b) 7. Add to the clause "dis- PROTECT NG tinctly labelled as mixtures or com- ESTABLISHED 849. INCORPORATED 885. pounds" some description of the size' of 1 type to be used, so that the law cannot be evaded by making the word "com- pound" or "mixture" inconspicuous. Section 7. In this section, which Aa. THE BABIES : fines the duties of the Food Commission LIMITED. Go, Ltd. er, xne word drugs n; not found, so that Pacific - ardware it is not duty by eithM- his law tn nam. jlne drugs or make complaint in case of -- ,rv r-- adulteration. It is evident from the oth- - Fort, Merchant Bethel Streets, sectloni ot this Act and To H IrPVPnt fit ier that it was meant LOUdJU . to apply to drugs as well as food, and Havo in Stock and wio dcvuuu buotuq De amended to cover thla point. Milk Waterers. would Olfer for Solo I also ask the Board 7 ! .Vrv 8 the advisability of recommonflin i Importers and Dealers in General Merchandise gal standard for milk and other foods. LAW MUST BE CHANGED and w 5 HOUSE FURBISHING Food Commissioner Shorey Asks ROOFING, . , BUILDING PAPER, Art Goods: Statute To Include the Driv- PRESERVATIVE PAINT. GOODS: ers of Wagons. - Pyrography Out- BOILER AND STACK PADNT, INSULATING COMPOUND, Food Commissioner Shorey, his re- IS QUALITY and Supplies. in BRIDGE AND ROOF PAINT. fits Crockery, French port to the Board of Health yesterday, s gave special attention to the adultera- then no oasideraiism? . China, Brtc-a-Bra- c, tion of milk. Even if "all eoons look Chemist Shorey recommended that alike," certainly 4hey are not Artists' Materials. the. law as to responsibility for the sale REFINED SUGARS, of adulterated food be changed to read, all the same quality. Fine Cut Glass, "Manufacture, offer for sale, sell or der Can anything be more true Cube and granulated. ; liver," instead of, "Manufacture, offer than concerning jewel- Picture Mouldings. for sale or sell." this PAINT OILS. This clause will prevent the escape ry or silver goods? How 2 Lucol and Linseed. - of drivers of milk wagons arrested for many pieces made in the selling watered, milk who have hither Lamps, Chandeliers same pattern, com-mo-n STEAM PIPE COVERING, Framing to pleaded that they merely delivered from the Picture re- Reed's Patent Elastic Sectional the milk and did not sell it. The plated ware to the Covering. a specialty. and Lanterns. port was as follows: finest of gold, bear the same I submit herewith report of the work outward semblance? - an NDURINE, laboratory of Food Com- done in the the Water-pro- Compound, missioner during the month of Decem-be- r. Can you tell them apart? 2 of Cold Water Paint, In- Fob Deere Moime. Plows, Vacuum Oils, Howe Scales, Albany side and outside, in white col- 1900. Yet you do not wonder and Gibbs New Sewing Machines, Hall Safes. Garland Stoves and The usual analyses of milk samples ors. Willcox& Automatic have 'been made and these analyses are that there Is some difference n Rarjge-- , Sterling Oil Stoves. . given below. 4 FILTER PRESS CLOTH, ...... In accordance with instructions from In the cost of making. the Board, I have given the names of Is it not here where the Linen and Jute. . . dairies from which any adulterated sam- ooooooococooooocoo ples have been obtained. In this con- guarantee and the reputa- - CEMENT. LIME AND BRICKS nection it may not be out of place to tion of the dealer Is your S PLAN NEW HOSPITAL. state the basis of distinction between pure and watered milk. safeguard? $ many s ! Appeal Made to the Public for There is not here, as there is in This fall's productions em-- 5 An States, a legal standard for pure milk 1 I - i Assistance and Money. fixed by the Legislature. To take the brace some striking exam- B " I Taking into consideration the rapid place of this I have established by analy pies in the better elasa of t i consequent ses of milk direct from all of the dairies bTdllOlO DipS Or Pine KnOtS growth of Honolulu and the following ernaments, 4) AGENTS FOR of here the average! ..JKJ tn. fha j Tito T),.vl' A next arc nf fhp Pnsi increase in population, the directors Total solids. 12 Der cent: butter fat. 3.5 :il,,;nta I in mak-- Magnificent broaches and 5 the Kapiolani Maternity Home are r cent. WESTERN SUGAR REFINING CO., ing an appeal to the public for funds to Minimum Total solids, 11.5 per cent; pendants set with the differ- - D Sau Francisco, CaL butter fat, 3o per cent. enable them to enlarge their scope of ent gems. The- - "Art Noa- - - work, and to open a department oi sur- muk ls watered I not only make use of veau," so popular at the technically gyneco- - average also the BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. gery for women, a this and minimum but Paris Exposition. Highly ar-- Philadelphia, Pa. ELECTRICITY inoHnoi hnsrvitnl. This hosDital would be analysis of pure milk from the dairy in J t mini-- !l jwell equipped with all modern appliances question. Any sample below the tistic and Individual. Net i n IS THE TWENTIETH and natients would be cnargea reason- -, mum givt-- wwvo the kind by the 'able rates. Hawaiians beinir admitted un-- but in some cases, in order to be sure of turned out NEWELL UNIVERSAL MILL CO., CENTURY METHOD. der the existing regulations. doing no injustice, it is necessary to pass yard. Manufacturers of National Cane II. such an institution has samples a little under this. Shredder, New York. The need for We high-cla-ss lone been felt, and the directors now Ramnles of. adulterated milk taken have all the make an earnest appeal to the people of from wagons of milk dealers by Mr. Myh- - gold and silver novelties to ODOR. tp un- re, wnere, irura innuiuiy io piove Baw these Islands assist them In an ' be found anywhere, and be- PARAFFINS PAINT COMPANY, ' SMOKE. dertaking lTha. the hearty endorse- or other reasons, prosecutions were not ! San Francisco, Cat. ment of the leading physicians of this advised: lieve It possible to meet all NO DI.HT. Adultera- - TROUBLE. City. requirements for goods In OHLANDT & CO., Donations will be thankfully received Total Butter tion. San Francisco, CaL by Mrs. James Campbell, vice president Date Solids. Fat. Per cent. eur various lines. Dec. 15 10.90 3.00 6 of the Hoolu Lahui Society. to-an- Dec. 24 9.60 2.60 15 . Selection packages sent Star Daiiy; part of thd Islands. Il'i Driver, Lamba. 1 . X ' Dec. 4 .... 10.30 3.00 10 - Up Stairs T ?. Dec. 12 ...... 10.70 3.10" 6 r LIBRARY and READING LAMPS V 8 V A ! f Dec. 20 ...... lO.iO 2.90 10 GLOBES and SHADES. Dec. 27 .. 10.90 3.10 6 in our art department Star .Dairyi------THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CO., LTD., Driver. " Perris. Dec 19 11.00 2.80 8 We are showiDg a large 80LB. AGENTS FOB HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FOB Kapena Dairy. The Westinghouse Electric, and Mfg. Co. Dec. 18 ... 10.90 3.00 6 and fine assortment of M. Pecheco. FORT STREET.. BOX 144. PHONE 39o Dec. 20 ... 10.40 3.00 ' 8 ill. P.O. Pillows, S Unhealthy flair Kwong Gee, rest., ' Fort street. Jeweler and Silversmith SetM germs that "A" narks xter Dec. 6 ... 10.40 2.50 8 Linen Table and cluster around and nal layer of epider- Chinese rest. Nuuanu BOX 342. cat at tlM not of the mic sheath. D " and Hotel streets. Tea Cloths, marks the Inferior D hair, making daad. extremity. "B" Real Lace Collars raff, causing tailing marks the internal At least. Anally bald-- I layer. "C" marks Samples of adulterated milk which have i the root of the hair. been madehe basis of prosecution: Embroidered Linens Adultera-Tot- al Butter tion. Material for NEWBRO'S Date Solids. Fat. Per cent. Fancy Silk Shirts Dec. 25 ..... 9.78 3.00 15 Work Ftar Dairy; Plumbers' Dr'ver, Lumba. Dec. 26 8.93 2.20 1 20 w . iHlSilk Initial Ties HERPICIDE M. Abreu. Destroys those parasitic germ; At least. : Supplies Down Stairs Total number of milk samples, 78. and it is the only hair preparation ' that does. "Destroy the cause, Private complaints investigated, 3. Sashes, you remove the effect." During the month I have visited all the To suit the purchaser Ribbons, stores from which samples of adulterat- Silk Piano Covers F03 SALE BY DREC5LSTS ed coffee were obtained during October New Dress Goods and November. In the majority of cases Patent Washout Closets. I found either that the dealer no longer Ladies9 Fine Silk Table kept coffee; that was pure or was Enameled Lavatories. Covers HOLXJSTER DRUG CO., LTD.. AyU. it properly labelled if adulterated. In two Enameled Sinks, assorted sizes. Underwear cases the adulterated coffee was still ex posed in the store but the proprietor re- Enameled Urinals, assorted slsea. Silk Jackets to Handkerchiefs, fused sell me any. I bought only their Galvanised Steel Sinks, assorted samples and found only one to be adul ..... Lace and Linen., Morning terated. This was bouerht from Tnni? izes. Silk Gowns. GoldenRule Kee, Emma street, and was adulterated ' ,We o with chicory and cereals. Lead Pipes, assorted aises. still have a number I examined four samples of extract of Lead Traps, assorted sixes. Toys left. Silk of different Shades Bazaar lemon, one of which contained no oil 1 of Galvanized Iron Pipes, assort . WISHE3 ITS MANY PATRONS a lemon. This brand was obtained from Yung Kee, Emma street, .; HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW and so far I rises. nae noi seen it eisewnere. The name assorted sizes. at-- YEAR. of the manufacturer of this brand Is not Pipe Fittings, 1 stated, the label simply reading, "Pure Pig Lead, Calking Lead; Solder, is We also promise a redoubling of our concentrated E. W. Jordan Extract of Lemon." 4 r; efforts to keep right up to date with In the matter of extracts, people allow large quantities. No. 10 Fort Street. everything that comes out In the way themselves to be defrauded in their de Navy and Plumbers' Oakum. sire for a cheap article.' s of For Instance, two brands of Imported Hose Bibbs, assorted sizes. IWAKAMI'S extract of lemon are retailed in Check, Gate and Globe Valves. bottles at 35 cents, and these brands con Castle & Cootie respectively 8.1 6.1 Stop and Service Cocks.' HOTEL New Books tain and per cent oil --LIMITID STREET of lemon. Other brands, many of them . . . . lnned Rivets, assorted sizes, AND made here, retail In bottles contain 11--4 to 1 1-- 2 ounces for 25 cents, some of which ) ...... contain no oil of lemon and very few con- - LIFE and FIRE Fine Stationery taming more than 3 per cent. I have examined two samples of extract HAAHAH HARD WABI C0M And trust that we shall thus merit the of vanilla, both of which were found to There is vigor and patronage so generously extended to be genuine. NO. 207 FORT ST.. us during years. One sample of beer was examined for OPPOSITE SPRECKELS BANK. the past four salicylic acid; none present. One sample of headache powders was strengthin every drop found to contain no morphine or other C. H. DICKEY, alkaloids. Golden Rule Bazaar Five samples of pulverized sugar were General Business Agent. FOR obtained grocers: C. AGENTS J. M. WEBB, Proprietor. from the following :', Hustace. H. May & Co.. Lewis & Co.. Corner King and Bethel Sts. Mi Estate J. Hutchfnes. Salter & Walty. No adulterations were found in any of these; S2lPjMCllll3lJKtJ. CAS1LE & COOKE CO., Ld. the amounts of cane sugar in the sam- I WILL TRANSACT GENERAL HONOLULU. ples being respectively 99.6, 100, 99.9, - 99.8 BUSINESS OF ALL KINDS, act as and 100 per cent. Small amounts of moist- rugtee, guardian or administrator, col- - OF BOSTON. ure and invert sugar were only Commission Merchants the other Mt rents, make nurchases. etc. etc. Ingredients present. re Hit A number of samples of drugs have All business instrusted to me will mill JIQK Gill ; SUGAR FACTORS. been obtained, but the examination of eelve prompt attention. these is not complete and I reserve re- C. H. DICKEY. OF HARTFORr AGENTS FOR port until all can be reported together. 1 The Ewa Plantation Company. -- CASES IN DISTRICT COURT. Sha Rainier The Walalua Agricultural Co., Ltd. Tung Kee, selMng adulterated coffee AM PAT Hawaii Shmpo properly $25 The Kohala Sugar Company. not labelled. Fined and il The Waimea Sugar Mill Company. costs. Late Foreman for J. D. Tregloan. printing ofllca. The Koloa Agricultural Company. In view of the near approach of a ses The pioneer Japanese The publisher of Hawaii Shlnpo, ths The Fultcn Iron Works. St. Louis, Mo. sion of the Leg'slature, I would ask the paper published ia The Standard Oil Company. Board to consider and make recommen- jnly dally Japanese The George F. Blake Steam Pumps. dations in the following suggestions re Tailor he Territory of Hawaii. Weston's Centrifugals. garding the Pure Food Law, Act 3.4, Ses Y. SOGA. Editor. The New England Mutual Life Insur- sion Laws 1S98: C. 8HIOZAWA, Proprietor. MM ance Company of Boston. Section 1. Amend to read "manufac CLEA ING, REPAIRING The Aetna Fire Insurance Company of ture, offer for . sale, sell or deliver" in AND DYEING. - or Editorial and Printing Office neas Hartford, Conn. stead of "manufacture, offer for sale Sts- Honolulu, FOR SALE BY ALL DEALFRS The Alliance Assurance Company of selL" Add a clause making the presence Corner Fort and Kukul - Sir Btreet bridge, King street. P. O. London. of any food or drugs In a salesroom or H. T. . Br--

nir COMMKRC1AL 1 )V KliTI SEB : ' HONOLULU, JANUARY 12, 1901. v 12 THE PACIFIC a

- ; . THE THE FIRST HEARD FROM All Run Down New and Stylish Creations (jAWAII I AWK of t(Kin No Appetite. Weak. Discourage! LIMITED. u Warm climates always debilitate the OF HAWAII, LTD. nervous system. The digestion is slow, Incorporated under the Laws of the and the liver becomes sluggish. Im- In Ladies' flcadwear . . Territory of Hawaii. . la i ONCE MORE purities' in the blood accumulate, and - de- PAID UP CAPITAL - $600,000 Capital, 2iO,KH. , you go about downhearted and ' Mlse received a large shipment of LADIES' RESERVE - - - 50,000 President .'. Cecil Brown pressed. All this may be quickly Kniean has just MILLI- changed 'with proper treatment. NERY fresh from leading fash Ion centers of the United States. UNDIVDED PROFITS - 121,000 Vice President M. P. Robinson the Cashier ...... W. O. Cooper Mrs. C. Kennedy, of 26 Erskine St., This shipment Includes all the newest and most fashionable shapes and " OFFICERS AND" DIRECTORS. Melbourne, "Victoria, sends . Principal Office:' Fort, near Merchant Sol Berliner Again In North ns trimmings which Dame Fashion has decreed to be worn this season by ' ' photograph . Charles M. Cooke ...... President Street. - ; her and this letter: those who wish to be' well dressed. Vice President : P. Jones . Is to quote prices, beca use price of a depends large- C Cashier Branch Office: Hilo, . Hawaii. Trouble. It hard the hat C. H. Cooke upon you may rest assured Miss F. C. Atherton Assistant Cashier ly the trimmings, but that Klllean't Henry Waterhouse, Tom May, F. W. CiiictsatealBaitiuEEsiB prices are reasonable. In fact, you can save money and be better A. ss. : by store. Macfarlane, E. D. Tenney, J. AT. HONOLULU AND HILO. dressed purchasing at this MANAGING FAKE FIGHTS Solicits the Accounts of Firms, Cor- porations, Trusts, Individuals, and will SAVINGS DEPOSITS received and carefully attend to all nterest allowed for yearly deposits at promptly and per annum-Rule-s business connected with banking en- the rate of 4 per cent trusted to it. Sell and Purchase For- and regulations of savings de Wrecked in CUy of Columbia He 1)res5 Making Hair Dressing and eign Exchange, Issue Letters of Credit. partment furnished upon application. Up in Manila SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. Turns and Tries Department Manicuring Ordinary and Term Deposits received Many Devices. department is in charge of a com- No woman and Interest allowed in accordance 111 This is well dressed unl, !S conditions printed in petent by first-cla- ss dress- with rules and Bill fitter, assisted coiffure has been properly attended to 1MB ill-fat- copies may ed passbooks, of which be had Sol Berliner, of the steamer makers, who turn out the most stylish The hairdresser is an artiste In her pro! application. . tl-- . 1 . on of Columbia fame, man l 1 f t ... Building, Fort Street. COMPLY, LTD. City and the sireei costumes, wiuiuug hk.ii ca, uiu icasiuu uuu una au it.me latest Ideas In Judd - who was mainly responsible for tying " I had lost my apppt ite, was very weak, and evening dresses that are made in Hono- halrdressing. ' CLAUS SPRECKELS. WM. O. IJtWDt 8 the old tub up in the Hawaiian ad- all run down. 'jSothibg did me good, and 1 lulu. I ManicurInST is an equally Important was discouraged. I tlien tried miralty courts, in 1898, and subsequent- Any woman can be properly fitted. Aft-- part of a woman's toilet. Come to & Miss no TRANSACT A GENERAL TRUST ly .in Honolulu's "Rotten Row," has all, good fitting is just as important iKillean's when you want BUSINESS. t manlcurine l ttn SAFE DEPOSIT been heard from in Manila, where he is as good material. properly done. HONOLULU, H. T. managing fake prizefights. Sol Ber- LAYER'S'.' liner was the father of Rosa, a young BAN FRANCISQO AGENTS TH1 TAKES ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL girl who came to Honolulu with her NEVADA NATIONAL BANK Q7 AND PERSONAL ESTATES. father and mother, Russel Colgrove, Sarsaparilla SAN FRANCISCO. ,.v'-'.-'- - A v Comedian "Jim" Post, May Ashley, and EVli EVi. E IXillean, other seedy members of a so-call- ed dra and it brought me right Tip to my usual health ARLINGTON BLOCK. HOTEL STREET. and strength. And I wr.i.t to add a word hero ON - - DRAW EXCHANGE COLLECTS AND REMITS INCOME matic company. , about Ayer's Caerry Pectoral. It has cared SAN FRANCISCO The Nevada H AT REASONABLE RATES. - Berliner and Colgrove had many a me of such hard coughs and colds that I feel tlonal Bank of San Francisco. I could not do without it. For family reme- fight over the girl while the vessel dies I rely on that word, Ayer's.' " LONDON The Union Bank of Lon was enroute to Honolulu from Seattle, Ltd. resulting in Colgrove being placed in Keep your bowels in good condition with STORES VALU Ayer's Fills. Take just enough to produce one NEW YORK American Exchange N RENTS SAFES AND irons until his arrival in port. Colgrove good movement ABLES IN WELL GUARDED, brought suit against the steamer for free of the bowels daily. i tlonal Bank. , BURGLAR AND FIRE PROOF false imprisonment; Berliner sued the Prepaid by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co.. Lowell. Mass.. U. S.A- - - K CHICAGO Merchants' National Bui VAULTS. - captain for assault; "Rosa" sued for PARIS Credit Lyonnals. . a golden balm to soothe her wounded ",t-- finally HOLLISTER DRUG CO., Agents. BERLIN Dresdener Bank. , feelings; and Mrs. Berliner bad AS TRUSTEE, GUARDIAN, her husband arrested for assault, and HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA - ACTS as long as they remained In Honolulu Hongkong and Shanghai Banklai .ADMINISTRATOR. the- newspapers were filled with their Corporation. doings. "Kosa" appeared at the' Or-pheu- m OIL STOCKS with "Jim" Post, and for a NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALL- i- while there was peace between Berliner BOUGHT AND SOLD BY Bank of New Zealand. TRUST FUNDS AND TRUST IN and Colgrove. The City of Columbia '. VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Bu) VESTMENTS ARE KEPT SEP- sailed for Hongkong and went to the JOSEPH B. TOPLITZ U of British North America. ARATE AND APART FROM THE bottom when near the Island of. Nii-ha- u. ?9 iMPMk' COMPANY. ' - o General Bnsmet ASSETS OF THE Member Producers' Oil Exchange bohkiho i Excnance . . on mm Colegrove left town quietly a ft v transport and turned up in Manila in ife Deposits received, Loans made on A a few weeks, and blossomed out as a 330 Pine Street, proved Security, Commercial and Timv 409 Fort Street, Honolulu, H. T. customs broker; two months later as San Francisco, Cal. elen' Credits Issued, Bllia of Excka vice president of the Manila Chamber as well known as the pyramids Bought Sold. " and P. O Box 447. ; of Commerce, and a projector of steam- COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY ship lines to "run from Singapore to ACCOUNTED FOR. Manila, Honolulu, Portland and Seat- Cyrus Noble tle." The steamers' hulls are yet to be Refer by permission to mm whiskey seen in Honolulu or any of the ports named. The California Safe & Trust Co, BISHOP & CO. l Bun The Berliners finally managed to Deposit MM scrape - steamer fare together, and in LIMITED- time posters announcing "The initial ' San Francisco. appearance of Rosa, the celebrated CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. SAVINGS BANK OFFICERS: American prima donna," were flashing H. P. Baldwin on Manila's billboards. Sol Berliner ap- President peared as manager and promoted sev- G. J. B. Castle ; First Vice President eral fistic encounters, which the press Reliable information bn Oil Stocks W. Peacock & Co., Ltd. Office at bank building on W. M. Alexander. Second Vice President characterized as fakes. The Manila ,. Itwrsk' Cooke furnished gratis. ' Btrceet. . J. P. Treasurer American of a recent Mate has the fol- AGENTS FOR THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. W. O. Smith .. Secretary and Auditor lowing account of one of Sol's enter- tainments: ' , THERE IS IN STORE FOR YOU AT .Savings Deposits will be reeelTCt ami "The second slapping, cuffing and THE NEW ENGLAND BAKERY, DE- . Interest allowed by this Bank at fm punching production of the Manila LICIOUS CREAM AND OTH- on half1 Sugar Factors MINCE, and per cent per T"""", Athletic Club took place as scheduled i -- ER FLAVORED 3 CORNER HOTEL AND ' '"' jam- at the Teatro Libertad last evening. The Honolulu Tobacco Some said it was a fake, while others FORT STREETS. Printed copies of the Rules and Its Commission Merchants considered the evening's entertainment Company, Ltd.- - illations may be obtained on aypUaa-- well. worth the price of admission. To tton. a man up a tree the authors..of the IMPORTING TOBACCONISTS, . ' AGENTS-FO- . .prioriStatement were, piqued pn . ac- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS - - count, of the . brevity of the "gos," PIES Hawaiian Commercial ft Sugar Co. or-wer- e ungraceful the: TO Ex. S. S. Zealandia we received a large stock of the HigK Grade BISHOP & cor . Haiku Sugar Company,' losers in betting SAME AS YOUR MOTHER USED ' r' ' Pala Plantation Company, ring. It is not always easy to deter- MAKE. Honolulu, September 7. 18M. Nahiku Sugar Company, mine the favorites, for a smll man Heliotrope, La Africana, Havana Klhel Plantation Company, with good lungs and a-te- dollar bill Hawaiian Sugar Company, to bet, can make a lot of noise.' How- La Estrella Key West Cigars, TEE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BAM '; Kahului Railroad Company, ever, it is probable, that the favorites .. of the majority present, with the ex- Doughnuts Suitable for Holiday Gifts to your gentlemen friends. : and . ? ception of the first bout, came off "'.'. losers. .: : Also, a full line of : : : an '' British-Americ- That are the talk' of the town because '...-- ", Line. As on the previous exhibition of the club, Sol Berliner was everywhere every body wants them. Owl, Brunswick, Principe de Gales and Subscribed Capital , . Ten 24,000,081 present and painstaking in the per- . CHOCOLATE Paid Up formance of his arduous, duties. In in- ECLAIRS, Alexander Humboldt Cigars. Capital . . . Yen 18,000,001 troducing the gladiators and announc- LADY FINGERS, Hawaii Land Co. ing Resened Fond .. . Yen 8.43Q,0i( the. bill for the evening, Mr. Ber- CREAM PUFFS, liner said:. -- iadies and gentlemen, ! IilMITED. r am glad to.have the pleasure of. meeti- ng- large and a fall line of pastry for the holi- this audience this evening. days. Made every day. Come VAN RAMP'S BEANS. VAN CAMP'S HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. When I arranged these fights r ar- fresh I and see us at the INTEREST ALLOWED. Capital Stock ranged them . on the square, and I $400,000. wouldn't permit them to come off if I On Fixed Deposit for 12 months, 4 ys Capital, paid up $55,000. thought they weren't going to be on ED SAUER KRAUT. CORN, PEAS, cent per annum. . the square. When I gave these prizes SARDINES IN MUSTARD, VESTI- On Fixed Deposit for 9 months, 8 pm L knew I was, offering inducements cent per annum. ' OFFICERS. . which I must see fought for on the New BULE PARLOR MATCHES, DRIED level. . .When I got up these matches, On Fixed 'Deposit for S months, I W. C. Achl...... President Manager and when I talked with the various FRUITS, FULL VARIETY; CAVIAR, eent per annum. M. K. Nakulna Vice-Preside- nt business men, telling them I wished to ! promulgate sport, every BOOBS ETC., ETC.,; ETC. the I received J. Makalnal ....Treasurer encouragement, because they knew I England Enoch Johnson Secretary would pull the matches off on the .The bank buys and receives for o Geo. L. Desha Auditor square. Now gentlemen, I am going to name the referees. I know they are lection Bills of Exchange, Isshm all right, yet if anyone objects to what s FOARD OF Drafts and Letters of Credit and trass-act- DIRECTOR8. I announce, I want them to say so to a' general banking business. Jonak Kumalae, me. I propose to have these fights on Bakery r. the square,' concluded Mr. Berliner." WfflTY, Makalnal, SALTER & J. ... .There was but one round, in which J. W. Blplkane. Twenty-fir- st pugilist Oswald Lutted, ' a Infantry defeat- J Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank. ed his opponent, and the fight was MANAGER. Orpheum Bfock Grocers. Fort Street. New Republic Building, Honolulu, H. 1 The aboT Company will buy, lease, brought to a sudden end. or sell lands in all parts of tke Ha- C. BREWER & CO.L'D waiian Islands; and also has bouses Is 111 PILES FOR 1901. the City of Honolulu Queen Street, Honolulu, H. L for rent. uvmmi IS OUT AND READY FOR DE- ORDERS; Age. LIVERY OR MAIL ESTABLISHED IN 18EI. From the Melbourne IU Ever have any irritation of the skin? larger and better number than AGENTS FOR There are many forms of It, any of Dyeing and predecessors, finely Illustrated. Va- Hawaiian Agricultural Company, On BISHOP & CO. them bad enough to tax your patience. luable alike for home or ofllce ref- mea Sugar Company, Honomu Suga Hemorrhoid, a' plague of the night; no erence use throughout tha Islands, Company, Wailuku Sugar Company Bankers rest for the sufferer from that com- Cleaning and the best publication to send American Sugar Company, Makes Ba. plaint Eczema, too; abroad, owing to amount of va- gar Company, Ookala Sugar Planta- TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING hives don't sound its tion Company, Haleakala Rand AND EXCHANGE BUSINESa dangerous, but they cause much, mis- ried and reliable information. Company, Kapapala Ranch, Moloka' ery to those unfortunate enough to be ALL WORK 'GUARANTEED. Besides Its statistical tables cov- Ranch. Commercial and Travelers' Letters of troubled with them. Doan's Ointment ering Island distances by sea and Planters' Line, San Francisco Packets Credit Issued, available in all the is . "A wonder" for any such trouble. areas, Charles Brewer & Co'b Line of Boste Principal Cities of World. overland, principal elevations, the Any troublesome irritation of the skin "Will make your clothes as good as population, Including the latest cen- Packets. INTEREST allowed L 1898, healing, influ- Agents Boston Board of alter July can't resist its soothing new. Best work in the city. sus; of import m& Underwriters on fixed deposits: 7 days' notice, 1 per ence. Lots of Honolulu people customs tables Agents for Philadelphia Board of D know me- derwriters. ent (this form will not bear interest this now. exports, taxation, public debt, unless It remains undisturbed for one teorology, rainfall, school, passen- Standard Oil Company. X Mr. H. Ryall, of No. 11, Grosvenor AND NUUANU STS. month); S months, per cent; months HOTEL sugar crops, ' 3 per 12 4 St., South Yarra, is a very old resi- ger movements, labor, cent; months, per cent. ar- LIST OF OFFICERS: ; dent of Melbourne. He states: etc., etc., its special prepared C. M. Cooke, President; Georgs B WM, Q. IRWIN & CO., LTD. For some considerable time I have L. AHLO ticles comprise Robertson, Manager; been a sufferer from that annoying Admission Day of Hawaii (ill-)- . E. F. Blsaea 7-:, complaint General Merchandise. 1 .-- Prim- Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. known as Irritating piles. YiW . Geology of Oahu, Honolulu in Allen, Auditor; P. C. Jones, H. Wats Vm. G. Irwin President and Manager At times the irritation was very an- Days, 1826-2- 9; Hawaii's Foreet house, Q. itive R. Carter, Directors. Claus Spreckels... First Vice President noying, especially at night, and In the Foes, Nuuanu Pall In Olden Tims, JV. M. Giffard... Second Vice President warm M. Whitney weather. I applied some of WAIPILOPILO, EAi ALAMA, Honolulu's Battle with Bubonlo I. Jr. ..Treasurer and See. Doan's Ointment JUHEIISHIZUKA orga W. Ross which I had obtained Plague, Steamer Day in ; Hawaii, Hawaliaa ..Auditor and I am pleased say gave (Near Tramear 8table). Honolulu (with ills.) Farming in AGENCY OF to that it Ku-ul- a, Its P. O. Bex 1114 Fish Stories and Superstitions; the Fish God of Hawaii; Hilo, me the desired relief from this annoy- Tl0hona Islands; SUGAR FACTORS. ing disease. Changing Conditions; Introduction of Foreign Birds In Hawaiian KEI HIH BANK; LTD. "Walpio Hotel, AND Doan's Ointment is splendfd in all WEAK MEN and Walmanu Valleys; Lowrie Irrigating Canal; The.Moana Vlnejard Street, diseases pile3, Waikikl's New Attraction (ill.); The Oceanic Company's New Steamers; of the skin: Eczema, es Commission Agents. CURED by DR PIERCE'S Meaning of Some Islands; Post-offic- BODY-BA- Hawaiian Place Thames; Hawaiian hives, insect biles, sores, chilblains, T. Palms in ELECTRIC Retro- - etc. is perfectly safe very ef- K. Away with and Agents of the Islands; Plantations, Managers and Agents; Transact General Banking ani Bx-- It and I - AGENTS FOR THE Drugs Investigate spect 1900; twenty-si- x preceding An- change Business. fective. Very frequently two or three Send for "Booklet No. for and a reference list of articles in the Oceanic Steamship Company boxes have made' a complete cure of 2." Address: nuals, the whole embracing an amount of Information-wel- l calculated to HEAD OFFICE TOKYO, JAPA5 chronic cases yielded CO. piesent-da- y Of San Francisco, CaL that have not to PIERCE ELECTRIC enauiries relative to Hawaii, its past and present., remedies years. 620 Makret St.. 8 F . mail- - DRAW EXCHANGE ON FIRST other for FOR SALE AT ALL BOOK STORES. PRICE 75c EACH, or 85c by NATIONAL BANK, YOKOHAMA. Doan's Ointment is Bold by all chem- H. W. FOSTER & CO., ists and storekeepers at B0 cents per Worts R. Lcwers. I". J. Lowrey. C M. Cssks Gold box, or will be mailed on receipt of CoiisolateJ Soia Water and Silversmiths price by the Hollister Drug Co., Ltd., LEWERS & COOKE. agents for the Hawaiian Islands. Co. Met THOS. G. THRUM, Importers and Dealers In Lumber FINE WATCH REPAERING, G u DIAMOND-SETTIN- PUBLISHER. Offlsa ', and G For sale Second-han- d typewriters, faylanade, eorner Allen an Fert, tta Building Materials. All Goods and Work Guarantee. all makes, at Pacific Cycle Company, L. ..i- - - U Fort Street. HOTEL STREET. Fort street. HOLLISTER i. CO, Afenta, Fort Street. Honolulu. t T - THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, JANUARY 12, 190L It U ITQCB AdlverfSseF s 0 Spools AGGRAVATION AND second match of BROCK RACE TODAY the championship:

speedy Red Iron colt Brock second match of the Tom Hollinger's good mart? THE series is down for THE will race three-eight- hs today, when Scotland andt of a mile at Kapiolani Park Iolani United take the field at the this afternoon for $250 a side. The race campus. nas very starts at 3:30 o'clock. Punahou Dr. smitn The match has created much talk in liberally allowed the excellent ground local sporting- circles for various rea- of Oahu College to be used for all the sons. Brock is an enigma. Owned by championship matches, which will not Domingo Ferreira, six months, ago he only contrbute largely to the quality was entered in a race for Hawaiian-brc-d- s. of the game, but to the comfort of the Being sick he did not start and increasing number of spectators whicbi was not long before strange stories A I rv--. ( it Dontin inn rv O nttl'QpHnO"v . to his parentage and breeding were me icoM.iattuii foci iiij w as . circulated. Now, it is generally known The Scots . this afternoon will be that he is by Red Iron, out of imp. without the services , of their regular Linsbock. Since arriving in the coun- center forward, Goudie, who is suffer--, try Brock has run four minor races, ing from the etrects of a fractured winning every one of them. The most rib the legacy of the Knglish club. He notable wfis his race against Manuleli, is progressing favorably, and hopes to from which horse he ran away. The protest again put in an appearance in the re- celebrated which followed .this Eng.and. Today race is still fresh in the memory of turn match with Mr. race-goer- s. Since that race "Soldier" Cockburn takes his place. O'Donnel has acquired an interest in With this excepiiou the Thistles will Brock and the match against Aggrava- be the same eleven as last week, and tion is the result. will no doubt inflict a decisive defeat "When it was told about that the on the colege boys. The latter are, horses had been matched people were however, appearing in full strength, incredulous, for Aggravation's owner w-i- il make Scots work for and trainer have admitted tharBrock and the all 1-- goais. Is good,, has shown them a quarter in :23 5 their Their defense arid an eighth in :10 2-- 5. Ho v, then, and all the backs play a determined, they reasoned, can Aggravation, who game with plenty of dash. This Is par- has never displayed much spead, war- -- ticular true of the brothers Andersen, rant a match being made at three-eieihth- s? give the opposing forward ' 7 who should plenty of work. Others took a different view of the English team are taking the ad- matter, however; they argued that as The Cullom, Hollinger's han- vantage of an off-da- y to put In some John trainer, practice Makiki. Mr. Sin- dled Brock before Manuleli race, needed at the clair is ur.inging a team of "Uitland-er- s" he could have made no mistake as to agamst them, and a very good the merits of the horses, and threw in display shouid be given. Ihe two weak. a reminder that the blacksmith was spuia 111 llie iiigiiou team ai yicotuv not noted for making bad matches. are the wing forwards and the half- During the past week extraordinary back line. The latter haag too far tales have been launched to the effect back to bj any real support to their that when Brock made hi3 fast quar- forwards. They must be made to real- by par- ize that theirs is an oiienaive, as well ter the pole had been shifted as a defensive game, beiure much im- ties desirous of showing Hollinger a provement can be made. Tue w.ng for- good performance by the colt, hoping wards are at present a so very much that a race would thereby result. Such ' in want of practice, and in the last a thing is, of course, extremely game one was practically noa-existe- nt. in these enlightened days. The attack thus devolved upon four Twenty years ago the practice was in forwards, unsupported by a line of vogue, notably in the face when Wa-terfo- rd halves. showed a golden pair nf heels The half-bac- k should follow his for- wards at any distance from five to ten to an animal clocked to have traveled yards, and is little use to the attack the distance in a trial . two seconds SOLDIERS SHOOT MAN WITH MANY faster than the actual race was run. TO SHARK STORY THAT ODDS AND ENDS At present all the Association teams Other dreamers Insist that Tom has contain one or two Americans, each. got next to the speed-makin- g device, FOR MEDALS TODAY ATHLETIC HONORS IS NOT GUARANTEED SPORTING GOSSIP of whom are now beginning to move if such existed, but is keeping quiet in the matter of havii.e- a national flnh ap- of their own. They intend organizing about his information, hence his : parent readiness to lose his money. The National Ouard or Hawaii hold Mortimer I. Stevens, who has come The office was basking- - In the peaceful A movement is on foot to obtain a as soon as the league program is over, semi-annu- al will probably of" Cal-la- n, their second bar shoot for to live in Honolulu, will be welcomed serenity of steamer day when a stranger and challenge each One thing is certain, that John ground for baseball purposes. The the other teams to a friendly game.. a few months ago, was willing to 1900 this morning at Kakaako range. by the athletic fraternity. Stevens er.tered. Posing in front of the City'edl- - - most favored site is somewhere along This will put them in a position to 35-3- 40-- 44 115 perform- - wager $500 that Brock could turn a Scores of 9 win bronze medals, has medals for athletic lor- he auath. the Beach roai If the scheme goes enter the league championship on level quarter :24. 45-5- 0 in better than silver, and gold medals. WmSir ieSeral JompeUtloTat I ave a little story,-a- . fish story, in through a league will be formed and terms with England, and Scotland. Am All this is than hearsay, In the Hawaiian club is on the. in addi- little better Following are the results of the first fact( something novel, along line of play-semi-ann- ual cards the Honolulu will once again see ball tion, and there will ere long however; the fact remains tha the bar shoot for 1900, held on thl lurlnS to their last rest the flnny inhabit-- ing worthy of the name. be teams race Is to Ag- ' intercollegiate broad Jump clearing antg deep Qj representing all the important nation- be run this afternoon. 5-- 6- of the The clubh0USe January 23 9 r, the Beretania alities Honolulu. gravation in good shape, though not notable distance of feet, inches. Tne city-edito- agonized by much con- - - in is - Tennis Club is rapidly nearing com- The following are the teams engaged thoroughly on edge. Brock s running GOLD MEDALLISTS. which stood as the American Intercol- nstng, snorted :; pletion, and will be inhabitable in Name Company.Score. legiate years in the championship match at Puna- at the nose and has recently been blis- record for four and has "Take it to the sporting editor." he about a month. The opening will be hou: - G. Rose G 45 house-war- m- tered The mare is a no been Improved more than two hissied, and as he did so the chewing celebrated with a notable Mc-Gi- around the Jaw. . . 45 Scotland Goal, Fenwick; backs, ll, Corp. Gouvia .gunv-on- . . . fair miler and may be a better sprint- F inches since. During 1$95 and 1896, the stranger's "teeth ratjlljid, ing. The reorganlzatlon-o- f the club R.. - Anderson;cbalves, Lennox, Bot er than is generally anticipated. She SILVER MEDALLISTS. while he was editor of the Cycling Life,' "Him- with the shirt," he- - added' by way Tias been satisfactorily effected, and the tomley, D. W. Anderson; forwards,. -- . . Company.Score. - of .direction. active membership is now forty,, as Cat-to- don't need to be a real good one to Name he established at Chicago some remark- Munro, Kay, Fiddes, . Cockburn, n. 44 k The sporting was working out against thirty, before. 1-- Capt. S. Johnson'.1 tra-- editor beat :23 5 for a quarter, anyway. F ahl records with a birvele He Neely 44 an with two dice when George Watts, the clever Hilo light-- Pla-nai- Brock may done is said A W F exmbIt mile in 1.34 8traneerPbrouBht Iolani United Messrs. A. SL C. a, have all that Iftl Chas 43 ,ro.de " Pfed up ,n front of nl3 weight. has gone to work as engineer Macfar-lan-e, Coa F l-- o, t? Hart, Smithies. Freeth, about him, but he does not look right C 43 which was then Illinois record 8tal, .. at Ewa mill. Mr. Watts has made Set W Kenake B a Moses, J. :i Andersen, Clement, and will go post P-- since been beaten. He rode the - reputation gloves not to the at bis Paul Costa . ...!.... F 42 but has .et her slide." he commanded, with- with the here as well Kauholu, Spencer, Ilihia; substitutes.. O'Donnel and Ferreira are Lieut. Smith ...... A 42 half-mi- le handicap from scratch. In out gazing upward. - as in Old England. Ah Sang, Aylett."'- - past masters at making .matches, but Capt. Wilcox G 42 43.2-- 5 seconds and the quarter-mil- e Thus abjured the stranger spoke: Tommy Cox, the lightweight boxer Referee Mr. KItcat. the line Hollinger got on and his M. V. Souza H 42 tandem in 20 1-- 5 seconds, both of which 'VTwas last Sunday afternoon and I from the Antipodes, and formerly of Following Brock local police are the teams engaged In mare when he had them both in his Lieut. Wtrral F 41 remain the Illinois state cycling rec- - and a party of friends were cruising in the force, is likely to return the practice match at Makiki: y 8ma11 from the Coast no date, possession last fall should allow for no G 41 while as a yacht ln tne vicinity of the bell at distant and England Goal, Glbbs, backs, Owensv Sgt. Nahuina . G 41 Chicago AThletlc durTnTthe buoy- - Suddenly one of our number call- - resume his policely occupation of club- - Soper; halves, Seymour, Stokes, Bid- mistake being made. Ferreira rides Club -, Pvt. Kealoha . . G 41 ?5, ed attention to three dark objects bob- bing em. , the colt and McAuliffe is likely to have J"Worlds Fair he made a high dive of den; forwards, Irvine, .Blackman, Pvt. Karatti : G . 41 bing UJ and down ,n the water & nUn A syndicate of Hilo sports is con Lansdale, Cheek, Morse.' - Ipet up on My goes sixty-fiv- e was the the mare. vote Sgt. M. Johnson . B 40 feet, which the second drei yards away. We approached them templating trying to get a permit to Mr. H. B. Sinclair's Eleven Goal, to AGGRAVATION. Pvt. Stone 40 best performance credited to the nu- - and as we did so noticed a number of bring off a local heavyweight cham- - F way. Sinclair; backs, Kelly, Lishman; Corp. C. Parker H 40 merous contestants. While he was an sharks swimming about in the ne.ghbor-- pionship battle, down Pearl City halves, Robinson, Beardmore, Single-hur- st; Sgt. Ferreira . . F 40 undergraduate at the University of hood. The objects' were large barrels. Vioris' mile at Hilo Is being talked forwards, Gould, Osborne, Cum-min- gs, MANLY Pvt. Mitchell B 40 Michigan to 1892 he held col- - Leaning over, I grasped the first one we about. .Weighted with 127 pounds, she Lindsay, Clarke. SPORTS AT prior the ,am handicap Pvt. Morsei G , 40 "P with by the outer edge and ran the distance in the In RIGHT WING- lere was pretty warm, come to - Musn. cummins g 40 8tle? Te trSned dew? in tlTose over. As it capsized a number 10 It THE Y. M. C. A. GYM. BRONZE MEDALLISTS. days to 122 pound3. though now ne gleeS "fought trXSZVLgZ A wS known horseman. Mr. G. S.' Pame Company.Score. weighs 162 in condition, and he is al-- oua sharks. McKenzie. is thinking of importing THE MA1LE ILIMAS ...... 39 qfLp it A ways in training. "The barrels had evidently been thrown Little Thorn to race against Waldo J Tonight at the Young Men's Chris- free-for-a- winaiii'-- For two seasons Stevens played left overboard by some fishing vessel and in the ll next June. tian Association the Evening Classes rant - ARE GETTING BUSY Lieut f tyowii m H halfback on the big Michigan 'varsity, had. with one end knocked out, unac- - Enquiries from the Coast are numer- play the Business Men. The latter are r countably remained in an inverted posi- - "s as to the intentions of the Hawaii- - Pvt keauia G securing his place on the eleven chosen -.- unbeaten at indoor baseball, while the pv : GuamPL; : v:::::::: student body o more than 3.00 The Maile nima Athletic Club has en- c fngJygc,uJ upon former have teams from C nT f Later he played left half- - hr co: tered a new era of activity and accounted for rfr'n Ta ? S er Th& MdUr:&. promises to come to very among the World s Falr n the Denver an- - the front Punahou College and Camp McKinley. rP' we?V S back at like manner to the first, but to our in- - hustling here will make the local sporting institutions. ' J' ' Athletic Club eleven in the match with tense surprise, nualUymeeting a memorable one. Get The game will start at 8 o'clock, and . " the third barrel showed The regular monthly meeting of J. Antone . G 37 Chicago Club. In Colo- - fipht as we to work, gentlemen, find the the line-u- p the Athletic approached. The actions of' and out where club will be held on the evening of will be as follows: 36 Ath- - cask, to say you're at. the fLr; wTp , radQ be played wfth the Denver that the least, mystified us, 30th inst., when an election of cfilcers-wil- l Evening Class. Business Men. rorn Mrr'pw Ir Mlc Club team against the Colorado b't a closer examination furnished ms " eminently desirable that a hur- - taka place.' Cheatham G. Waterhouse ' ' r Golden against w,th an explanation of the phenomenon. race be included in Honolulu's next R. D. King has been chosen captain of Sgt J Koo G S State School of Mines at Program of horse racing. Catcher. Corp. iackson : V.7.7.7.7. the celebrated Carlisle Indian football ' the track team. It is intended to hold Brown F. Atherton F ? day In Sgt.Lehmann ...... a" 35 team made, up of the best athletic Vet Yhose an invitation fie'd February, to Pitcher. SCJ6 barrel finrfZ which representat'ves of Pnnahou College. Clark Berger sTmpTor - 2 briVeS aTn? ePrertaNlT o?2. POLO GAME AT High School, Kamebameha School and tha First Base. I- - eisnty J rcnth the barrel in a perpendicular prsi-- - Ycung Men's Christian Association will I- " ' Gorman J. Waterhouse PvKeakafkawai " - lndian cl'001 at Carlisle. Pa., and fon he had managed to squeeze his head be Invited. r Irto AT FAIP MOAWANIA Second Base. E F Meyre B aga.nst the University of Colorado the interior but had been unable to lMLUM When the season comes around a base- Kerr C. Atherton ' " v to jump- - w thdraw it and had been trapped, hood- - ball n ne will be organ'zed. shooting was above average. team. In addiUon his broad Third Base. The. the contestant at Ann Arbor winked, so to speak. We found a bung- - The management of tie basketball de- e uanu 01 L1UD VlUl pract'ee at Falvey Clark only eighteen out of seventy-fiv- falling t ,n fVp vrf1 all(1 von. hole in the barrel and, inseng a stout ine partment i? In the hands of Ben. Clark. Shortstop. to Qualify. The attendance, on th? mnSter aml hls Unnat" th,i3 a"ern0n at 3 '?l0C The Ma'le Ilimas will have two tpp.ms. the other 1 udiS ract3- - ' Johnson Castle 'uol attachment to port. crow-- have been appointed a Is a cons'stlng-o- f hand, was very unsatisfactory, only 2o , With a ftn It intended to fcrm lecerue Left Field. : Kir we succeeded in removing the bar-- committee on rules: Punahou Kamehameba School per of those qualified tar-- Cllge, Trice Moore cent making ,1e! rom the shark's head and found that, Messrs. C. W. Dickey, J. Fleming and and the" Young-Men'- Christian Associa- Right Field. gets. o' fi rcnbtless owing- to his prolonged con-- Harrison tion. A pHs of championship games Referees Messrs. Raymond and . u CALENDAR OF SFORTS. Z. " 6ess' h' ha' The club Is progressing in satisfac- - will be played. Cuats. J)" n'hhna- - ADOth" CUri0- U- WHAT SAYS H ucry style and there are at Present game will be cham- TRISGO . Mcit)hin The for the 00,. Fent-ence- many v- twelve active and over twice as Kntrt t ,.,anl un:ud. l - , The was never fm!shrd. pionship of the city. nabon campus, 4:15 p. m.; Makild, S n took the united effort of the entire prospective members. TYin ID t tl stnff The fencing class recently started has nCyJl VJUKf liAI t I- - m.. Kr.R'.und against P.. ?i assstfd by a passing prl'cem'an to. It has not yet been decided as to rice McMahon. who some t.me ago left ' YVALUUrf J. J. d ' " : el en. Raving, Brock J scr.tar.gle their respective anatomies. whether the English or American rules I'awaii'for Califorria, has boen heard a membership of a dozen. The Am- SiTla r's -- J aga nst Aggravation, three-eight- hs f, : --Q shall obtain. The Maui club uses the from. McXIahon will arrlv ii Honolulu erican system is being taught. Thurs- ; next T'je?day on The Breeder and Sportsman of De- - Ivl( lor a tll'le i;aDio:ani A former, but the off-si- de rule contained tve Peking. He writes day evenings at 8 o'ciock, is the dijLte DKI-C-PDPPrHI A HCn ' to a friend as follows: cember 29 U Vn therein Is considered by many players pro- has the following regarding Snels LUAUCK "I intendod my cuirbprome an- and hour of the class. Members - rr'cZC?'"?0ung taklig the "white ghost," beloved of local ad- M'shstian0 Asso- - unePirable' atomy to Tahiti, but Iparnins it had ratn-- f vide their own foils and outfit; practice mirers of a good MC is ,n eHTect with the horse: jj ciat:on. S r. n. Fh m'r- 'r'1 lViLi AKCinn AV I IVlI' CorresPndence d for two months without tak'ntr breath, at home come ? -- and to the gymnasium On Saturday, December 8, Waldo J., . s ni-ai nual medal shoot, National 82 Maul Polo Club concerning a challenge and was going to repeat the performance for instruction. 2:08, "the gray ghost of Santa Paula." fi Cra d of ITawaii. Kal aaito ia..fec-- . and other Important matters, for two more. I get an attack of per- The basketball season will start paced his first race since arriving at I'o'o, Moarn'va. 3 p. m. ?i The crack of the breech-load- er will spective chills and felt T wotj'd like my ap-ai- shortly with, six teams or more in the hands in the rnilsint sun H rs:r; that shines so blandly on Hawa'l nei, and field: Business Men, Evening Classes zi vrz, z Honolulu golf may It never stop doing it in the day- (3), Punahou and Artillerymen. rs time." E"""na Early next May an athletic exhibi- CLUB'S SCHEDULE tion will be held in the gymnasium for A, PROMINENT CHICAGO WOMAN purpose USSr?"' the of illustrating the physical HSL'rr1 3i-n- -v r S1"es where is to SPEAKS. be work being done in the fast. There is no doubt but the gray 1 J.iputv shvn-- mds. ti found abundance The following schedule of events for institution. 11 of the on long-bill- s A handball tournament is being ar- son of Bob Mason is as good a horse f2'Mn;le r a Athletic Club mee'Iris. ?3 larvae which the the coming season has. been drawn up Prof. Roxa Tyler, of Chicago, vie ranged, drawings as .rsever in his Ti February 2 -- Football. Iolani Unit-- flellSht to feed. They are now butter-- by the Honolulu Golf Club: and will soon life and his showing president Illinois Woman's Alliance, in place. take ed Frp'rnd. fat and will never - when it is considered that he has had sr"nfit be in better condi- February 22 Medal pla 1st and 2nd epeakirg of Chamberlain's Couh Rem- Commencing 1 - Scctland se-e- re next Tuesday evening very little work, is remarkable. He has 2 Prizes. . edy, says: "I suffered with a there JVtTnZtla11- 11-M- will be instruction given in tumb- been running out on pasture for a year ,. r'bruary ll' U,d be SOUght for where . Jur.e edal play, 1st and 2nd cold this which threaten I to -- . fi wirter ling and general Pheasant shooting grows ?fff-ren- t acrobatic work before and was taken up and shipped to Ho- - er lantana thickly: the cutting of prizes. run into nneumnnia. I tried the regular gymnasium class com- 8 to gr.w worse August. 3 -rcnd r'ce has drlven them from their September Match play, 1st and 2nd remedies but I seemed mences. nolulu last He was "fat as a Mnrrh Indoor ath'.rt'c my stomach. A hog" ? Toung As- - rstw"lle "aunts. prizes. and the medicine upset The Juniors go for expe-amo- n when he left San Francisco and erntt. Men's Christian K a rambling 3 - r friend advised m to try Chamberlain's up morning. Start- Mr. J. Quinn, to whom he was con- - sedation. , Decemb-.- 8 Medal play, 1st and 2nd Tantalus this n. Cough Remedy and I found It was ing at 8 a. m., the return will be made signed, had to go very easy with him U TfMa.y i:A.t'at'c 't'-- Young ? Anglers Have Sport. prizes. it relieved me at oy Christian !3 . pleasant to take and 5:30 p. m. Twenty-fiv- e are expect- on that account. Should Waldo Association. In addition to the above, monthly once. I am now entirely reccvered,. ed to pedestrlanate. An to sum! ',,' sweepstakes will be played and from bill, nd Miffer- - lor active search brought back California next Tof saved a doctor's time land shells will be pursued. mer and arrive In good condition he o "" ?in(f now on a conveyance will leave for the Ins. and I will never be wi'hout thla . A, Bible class for gymnasium use Erd I JrZllVZJ ?,l every or T.ie vy men is at- 9 a'- - splendid medicine again. f would be able to hold his own with any TO iluVtrt llnk9(, at Ioanalua - m' - held every THE MANNER BORN. Fish t .tn? Friday evening prior to the pacers he might meet day. Benson, Smith & Co.. Ltd., wholesale- regular gymnastic class. Members at- of the here, not Jagg,es-Wh- en one is annoyeo by the ground and above tne sinker. The 1 tend the Bible gym- lPPtr;n?; Thome, ally Vh-.,rftW- class in their r?,U, , conversation In a theater it is practice of tying the bait to the hook 1- nasium clothes, and do spiritual gym- m, Phhr charge, nastics, so to ralkerja thffaS ex'peTted xl bthe in the be f0Und t0 WW th6 offish Typewriting taught free rf at speak. Mr. Coats super- pace Wafgls-Anot- her ho'money trouble Office, Fort intends the meeting. year. proof that entailed. A piece of fish cut with lne blunt remark that "it means Remington Typewriter in Z.Oa next talks. Smart Set into strips makes a good bait. a eacrlflce of principle for pap." street. - ' 14 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER HONOLULU; JANUARY 12, 1901. HOW BAD BOYS ARE MADE GOOD IN REFORM SCHOOL

Honolulu Public institution Where Labor Is Made the Stepping Stone to Victory Over

IMITATING CHRIST. Evil Habits. fflgS - ' .-- I I will follow Thee." Matt. a stone's throw of Prin- - number who show an aptitude for ac-- where. They do all the repairing, Is We are told that it practically im cess Kaiulani School and within quiring English are taught the rudiments for their rooms, cook, wash, Iron and possible to immitate Christ, that any of that language, remainder re-- work in the harness shop, tin sho ana - easy vieW of Honolulu's nasmng . . r attempt to do so would render us lia- W .i.msntorv education in som-int- shon., - ble to the charge of fanaticism and electric lights at night there is an insti- Hawaiian. The lands belonging to the The' grounds are kept in excellent r- - bring us into ridicule. The spirit of tutlon comparatively unknown to the schcol are cultivated by the boys, who der, but cover too litUe space, age we . . the in which live, it is said, uouy . cltlzena and the constant- - likewise do the tailoring for the institu-- It is the intention of the Board of Edu- - is so opposed to some of the injunc- - iaree Ul supervision of to have the institution ly swelling influx of strangers tiou under the general the cation conducted tions of the New Testament that if surging, teachers- - on a larger scale. A farm will be pro-- - we literally took no thougnt ror the And yet the Industrial and Refor-un- a department for girls in the Reform- - vided as soon as a suitable place, of morrow, or if we really iovea our tory Schooi is by no means a new insti- - is much needed; but easy access, can be acquired, and agrlcul- - l?hb wVh?"L heretofore bZn foun difficult to tore will be the chief industry with such tJ81.!??'vyuuic OTr: tution.- having- been conceived in trie it has mm luc ojoicw ui ouciciy. in , . Q .;tahu nr mp.tmn to incidentals as aairying, poultry raisin a wora, we are assurea tnat wnne, tne . .nar nf lt. toh,, t msiVe, ,t an en-- and keeping hogs; Which will tend to gospels contain a very beautiful theory it has therefore passed its Infancy and separate would have make the .place It will cannot - tireiy establishment purpose; of life it be applied to exist- now m it3 thirty-sixt- h year, gives am-in- g caused an expense exceeding the means also serve another namely, that affairs without producing disaster. of providing these lads with a settled no rimihi-- aa Pl promise of a vigorous middle age. at the disposal of the Board." t have that CMtv Reformatory mcHns of livelihood, for skilled farmers SsXSjSXSXsX constituted is in many, impor-- In olden days the site occupied by the There were enrolled In the will be in demand before many years and Industrial School at that time flfty-s:- x commit- - pass by. Much of the youthful floating Methodist Episcopal jnurcn tomorrow tnat we shaU sometime, though by ,..,, , i,nfl "boys and V1" number .7of ncmilation. the homeless waifs. the ill. 11 a. m. on "Prayer." - cored-fo- olf at slow degrees adopt the principles of 7 Ai 5i"f. "u""l 'VtVtr. r children both sexes, will u church column Kpworth League, 6:30 p. m.; leader, Mr. streets of Honolulu. Agents Notices for this - - taken off th oust be in this office by 6 p. m. on A. J. Coats; subject, "Youthful Conse- cf the philanthropist, who sees the adjoining, on which the Princess Kaiu- The number of dismissals amounted to wHl cojiect from the other Islands, and Fridays. Otherwise the announce- cration." Union temperance meeting at wroner but does not know how to rleht iQn? Rnhnni rrteri in 1S99 now stands, twenty-thre- e; two died, two were sent to nroner reelme. with xrru ments will be run as the week be- the Central Union Church, 7:30 p. m. the leper hospital, one ran away and ncurishing food and a healthful open-ai- r one was placed In Queen's Hospital. fore. There is ne charge for these women which we call society is greeay road, the life not too arduous will be provided notices. The Reorganized Church of Jesus and selfish. Those who have rrtenrv land on the mauka side of the It must be born In mind that the ob- for them. ser- resi-nothin- g, very con- - Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold give slender heed to those who have which has since, been turned into ject of this school from its There Is one little boy there now, aged vices on Sunday in the Mililanl Hall (rear and though there is Infinite dence plots; as well as a taro field fur-sufferi- cepton has been always not punishment, , dead whoge oaeeeeeeeeee 10 a. m., purpose mother of. the Opera House) as follows: from cold and hunger tnere by in-- but reformation, and with that repudiated him and whose William M. - th planted and cared for the en- - mother has 'Central Union Church, Rev. Sunday school; 11 a. m., preaching, Ha- is hardly a ripple of sympathy, and in view the different Principals have fathej ha8 ev,dently deserted him for the KSccaid. pastor. Sunday school and Bi- - wanan service; 6 p. m., Book of Mormon mates of the school. small effort to remedy the evil. W ap- - charms of California. He was found'. fcze class, 9:50; public worsnip ana sermon, ciass; p. m., preaching, English ser care so much ror ourselves we There are no grim stone walls to the necessary strictness for children, nights by S. prayer meeting, that per- - hiding by down the wharves, 11; Y. P. C. E. vice. The subject will be The Parable have no room for plty for otners. The P11 th,e ?!?bS:uin fUlfl like animals, will get the mastery if homeless, friendless, hungry and desert- prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7:30 0( ,nf TJfS'i 10 penwrau weekly tne Ten Virgins." spirit of the age Is not spirit of "" ",T mniea improve me uui ed. Is now. The su- 1ft morn- - , the growth or 'r, mentaUy Dur.,la He quite contented V- - m. The pastor will preach tne brotherly love or of helpfulness, m render 'i'V f th ln and out of SchooL The perintendent, Mr. Needham, Is a father ing on "The Church; Its Mission." In the Christian Church Preaching and com-venl- ng ive as nas, uniortunaieiy, uccuneu m majwriiy 01 uoys nuuiiui tern- - the competition for wealth lt matters ine wwiuu, to hirat and he lg the picture Of health will be held a union gospel nllni0n, 11 a. m. Subject of sermon by happens several insatnees ia sme of the gret to the disciplinary regulations of the . meeting, by Francis little what to our neighbor of character in the and happiness. perance addressed Abram E. Cory. "A . High Note of if only we we seek. institutions a school and appear industrious and ambi- evenings or blue rib- - sermon, have what Hearts and Europe. The boys sing and play of Murphy, the originator of the praise." Evening the third in are being crushed everywhere, ana United States tious. else study, their Bible lesson. On Sun- years, ate great authors has Indus-tii- sl lxn Idea and for thirty an ardent a series to young people, "Broken even religion takes no note of One of the French "Everything in the educational, days they file, down to Kawaiahao of gospel temperance. Th's is ready." the drawn a terrible picture of youthful of- and domestic departments of the - fact, but preaches tamely as though to- Church. . They attend Sunday school first the opening meeting of a vigorous cam- . fenders against the law and of their institution bears the impress of system meetings every we were on the highway to the mil- issuing from the cel- and mny of delighted at hav palgn. Other will follow Chinese church (Congregational), Rev. lennium. tal depravity after and order; and the excellent economical ing Professor Alexander for a teacher. -- evening except Saturday, and on Tues-- Sun- ebrated institutions of his country for management of the principal, Mr. W, E(3ward W. Thwing. acting pastor. If Christ were to come again, tie Mr. W. G. Needham, who has been day afternoon at 2:30 Mr. Murphy will day sCnooi( 9:30; preaching service, 11: would meet no young malefactors. Pill, guarantees the success of "the in- address the children. with better reception Under the mild I may with truth add, sti tution" so reads the renort. the superintendent for twelve years, is Sunday school In English, 2:30; evening than was accorded Him In Jerusalem. prac- - clever, energetic manager. His large .'A.-?rle- cf gospel temperance meetings parental firmness and discipline in In 1SS2 there were enrolled forty-nin- e a s,rvlce, 7:3o; Wednesday, prayer meeting. We should also call Him a dreamer, reform- - and roomy house, where the boys con- - unoer tne leauersnip 01 air. r ia.in.ua nj.u1- - 7.3n lulu's Industrial and nnmo an enthusiast, an unpractical theorist, young ev- - o-eh- iv gregate to play upon his piano and sing tihT will commence Sunday evening at (Congregational). Ser- atorv School, these lads have nmmitaA anH on- - rotum ho Japanese Church sermon on the mount would be past bury b'een evenings is no larger than his heart. 7:30 o'clock in the Central Union Church.' Lyceum 11 7:30 fistened r ientive to "let the dead had apprenticed; seventeen had vices at the old at and 0 with the good citi- - ? he Is father, friend- and counsellor Mr. Murphy will speak. The music will o'clock. dead" and live to become ben dlBchara and one sent to the Mo- - of Mr. Theo. Rich- changes to sarcasm. w"." not yet zpna when their term expires ana tne aay lnkni T.mer Rettlpment nnrt nn hnfl "i"o "'era man ibe under the direction ready for Him or for His doctrines, be- dl1. a keenly appreciated by Familiar hymns will be sung, that pas- of release offers to them freedom and a one conclu. little kindness ards. Japanese M. E. Church, H. Klhara, cause what we call society is based From the above draws the these lonely, hapless lads, half of whom all can take part in this portion of the tor. E. Tokimasa, associate pastor. Sun- on principles renewal 01 tneir rignts. service. Go early to get a seat. Arrange- which He denounced. And that their wholesome, salutary, arlharperio had not u slightest Idea they were 1 ,n aiue - 1 . was day school, 10: morning. service, 11; even- - o n nmpn -I ri sopn to l no n pw , i a. . r. It eviaenuy transgressing any law they com- - being made to hold an over- r;r V working ana religious.,:! me, naa ieit iw Khort-Hve- d when ments are ing service, 7:45: class meeting, 8:30; pray- hfe, the life of7 brotherhood and Jus-7 - a natural death as mark na evidenced in the conduct n7..?.!. a mltted their various offenses. sow meeting in 'the Methodist Church, er meeting, Wednesday, 8. Services hn uu enu-ie- w Good will at tice and mercy and love, and m due of tn'ose discharged; many of whom, as ""e furiiier Mr. Needham accompanied me In a adjacent. speakers and music Waikahalulu Church. - be furnished. Let everybody join heartily far can be, ascertained have reform- Tne occupaUfna Ur dining room, mTterf thi Nation tSueh lndustrlal of that. time T - "3n these temperance meetings. and j 0j" n hnhits of honestv and etc.. and found evervthln- - Roninnlmifl- Kawaiahao Church, Rev. H. H. Parker., we rebel, we shall at last surrender. industry. dZrtlcwofk ly clean and 8anltary con.nuon. xn we much-nee- a- ., . npstnr.;::. Siindnv school. 10; morninsr iter- - me meantime can jnuiaie xiim of this . . - bov had an Iron cot and n mos- - " Mtahlishment- Each T St. Andrew's Cathedral 7 a. m.. HOiy . vprv th -, i every miuitiuerit uaa ueeu iur r" ".. in manv resnects" and find nrofir 7.11- : .ir,' " Communion; 10 a. m.. Sunday school; 11 therein. thVrp I aTrPadv "h arceny and truancy, and the ages of the l"u Ie"'"5 Lr.!""Ll.'u- - -- Indeed- ia ei ... :"e ,.3" uy r'ucL'u. ircaia veil, ,ihib- . ... enwria oj. mc vaiu uuuv.Uvu boys range from ten to nineteen- rvii. a. euuu n.nu ww ui wn nc. or nnst-iik- e men ana .u"" steps - L .1 I 3 J 11 L 1 ILL.m, J 6 :30: meeting. Wed- - mumtuae "f"7?. Jur tlar. Endeavor. nraver early reCoenized the fact that iiom ma uwa mtwio ?..VoT"i.r Z"IL An xoau, rserger Degan 10 pruviufu ui iiuiirs, ' , .,-v.- - v.:,a tn. be- - JecemDer, air. pillow-cas- ...... "it.,-- A' -' .. 7iMl. wumeu scalier eu iuiuuBuuui an trasa- otr, hrl,r thfl matter qu'te a good showing. His e veieuittlLUii ui lilts iiuiy vuiniuuu- nrlvj es of society, and the sweetness and Legislature; and ac- - edging and, ilon); 3:30 p. Ahlani; 7:30 p. m x... o fore the. Hawaiian i'yi "i.???. a mass of insertion and m.. Pule . uuuuIc.1Sv.-ii- ci. tieroigm rv i AM 1S(U menmr musw;, iviio. lias - v.fr- ,- 'Evening iuiai;iic. iQo.- 0f their lives, their CharltV Of n on ln luer womarini,tt" APef that Prayer and Sermon. uean. Trie Isenberg wird am Sonntatr den 13ten Jan- a 4at-- oQi ,- -t iu"'sij , f kindlv- tendered her services at various . 'l7 1 n.c ,- my eye on Rt. Rev. the BishoD of Honolulu. Parish m 11 TThr mnrn. ntta- - ..'""A ." ""Jr"?. aupte tnis extract, ianeu irum - caugni entermg. rtotH0n se Priest, the Rev. V. H. Kitcat. dfensMn der"V: present tlme"The The baths and wash-hou- are outside. M. C.T. HalVabnaiten. "1" Zr " aT the English lan There are four shower baths. iser vxciiiKiiiuvvuiaiiiiiu ..rr--v es-- &uage is the medium of instruction in erlimnae- of what the world, would be "Jj??"1. Sohool has been .v.-...i n- -. TA-- i-.t Need- - Con-jgregati- r lrWT in Thelguarda receive a salary. Mr. " muu ir Jk the St, Andrews Cathedral, Second u sucn peopie were not tne exception tablished, as directed by tne Legislature buo ovuvyt "V 1 aiur V bam in. his report says: "I find, after an Relief Camp No. 2. Sunday school, 1:30. . T lrno-of- . f Rev. Hamilton Lee, minister - . -- . . marrvra rrv, ' and hilt thafc..- rnla havow J UjSCUlUlJli.:.. Jk 1IV .VOL, uatailtaH1nr" n 'cinx; ytsu txa euptri 11- 1- charge Sunday 9:45 a. m.; - - JVAdwr told me there were Six t1 ui iwcivo in services: . in humble as well as in high life, maintaining the same will be seen by ref- tendent of this institution, that there :30 p. m.; Sunday school, 9 a. m. feniei Mission, iMuuanu street, irwm bowing their heads to the Inevitable, erence to the annexed exhibit of expena- - can be but little done toward the ref TC i ?" ATi present during part bloek. below n" TTddenbercr a nmaa n gafntlv roan, j . - , rv. n cUq Qolxirtd wn of tne ' 7 nni hoarlnr'"o " hAaw' ... liuie ui 1. nc jjua-ivt-onA. 77 bnira aa ormation or uiose mat come unoer its St. Clement's Chapel, terminus of the Mrs. Adams missionaries in charge- .- ion, no one knowing been found to ..vnni J?f?Bl nr. their burden but at Kapalama. which has aitV 1 Oie influence unless they may be constantly a street oars, Punahou. Sunday Services as follows: Street meeting. 7:30, God and themselves. They make, us very suitable. The proximity of the lXnint occupied be SJ. every-aa- y "tudent in some kind of work, by which and meeting ln the hall at 8 each evening all better by the subtle Influence or a place to the City of Honolulu was the they obtaJn a Uvellhood aftgr their Sunday of the month, 11:05 a. m.; matins except Monday. Sunday, wharf meeting noiy character.. reason for selecting the site, so that the One little fellow with bright eyes and term of sentenc expires. And, as that and sermon. 11:05 a. m. ; evensong, 7:05 p. at 9 a. m., followed by a Bible class la Christ was always conscious of the school would be more immediately under glittering white teeth displayed quick would Tequlre, most cases, longer 3 power in a m.: Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.; daily pray-- r the hall; holiness meeting at p. m. and presence of God and of the angels, ana the supervision of the Board. At first reasoning and had a ready, smart, mi than the average sentence now giv-- r during the week, 7 a. m.; seats free; evenlng services as usual. The reading we can imitate Him in that. He had the school did not apparently prosper, answer for almost every question asked en x recommend that a suitable place of Ho-jolu- lu. open 10 m to (he chapel is served by the rector of room is each day from a. the companionship of those who in- - but by the personal endeavors of the him in relation to his lesson. at least one hundred acres, which can 4 p. m., you dally i no where will find the v,Qnit ho imooon wr.r-i- oni AararAa wi t tnnai-- nnd of their im- - It came out thaf he was In. for a .ot.j v n,rtAA. . papers religious reading matter and free school is gradually worse Offense than disobedience to his nt..i.. and on th wlth supreme faith ln nme medIate officers, the be made the chief industry. Most of the writing materials. Come rest, read Of desolation and sorrow. This world becoming to be of that benent wmcn we rood required! should be raised on the Honan Catholic Cathedral, the Bishop write. LOoKing careiuny over tne ainerent f Panopolis. Low . masses, holy com- - has very little sympathy to offer us. Legislature contemplated. firm, and a practical farmer employed The followlnflr regular aervlrea are held present in the school fif-- types represented in that school room I f&r department." union, o ana 1; cnuaren s mass wirn Seventh-Da- y but if we have a Jacob's ladder our "There are at that at the Adventlst Chapel: ones, teen boys, who are being trained in hab- - th 5 AVhen ls tdken ,nto consideration English sermon, 9; high mass, with native 10 m.; dear their interest in Us as vital nocef " - Saturday, Sabbath school, at a. as ever, come help of industry, as well as receiving a "ess or suiKiness. iney were smiung that more than half of the present in-- sermon, 10:30; rosary, with native Instruc- pleaching at 11 a. m.; Wednesday, prayer will down with and its tlon, 2; solemn vespers benediction, go up bearing our prayers. fair literary education. These boys are matM are under fourteen, it will be and ari(J missionary meeting at 7:30 p. m. All f""3"""Power to rW)dlly T; week-day- s, low mass, 6 7. ' Again, we can imitate Him in the well cared for and the Board trusts that understood that their place is and are welcome. B. L. Howe, pastor, many here-- ana leave a pieasantiJflifit.impression. . In upon spirit which controlled every word and for them, as well as others not woril8hona but out a oTTZTt,.- Portuguese Evangelical Church, cor-- useful manhood for some who And It appeared from what Mr. North- - great ble breezy farm such as the Board - o. - i- - after t. w.Ci ner of MIller and punchbowl streets, have been lost, will rup said, that was their habitual attitude of Education have under contemplation. ntlne. in,6Tcharge.-Sacram- ent"fi. of the mass. gratified, only good to be done. Thougn otherwise would Rev A x Soares. pastor. Preaching in many hated Him He hated no one richly repay tne stare ror me tie ui m. uj mum. "j " rur me uicumui penuu enaing uecern-an- d Portuguese at 11 a. m. 7:30 p. m.; an" school to learn; easy to manage; quick to ap-- ber 31, 1899, thirty-eig- ht " and was as ready to do a service to them. There have been at the there were Sunday school, 2:30 p. m., conducted ln fifteen boys and predate praise, and rarely showed tem- - mates on January L 1898. since which as to. a friend. He understood since Its establishment "' ' - English; sixty-nin- Church of the Sacred Heart, Marques- W. A. Bowen, superintendent, as we might easily do if we were wiser! two girls. Per. date there have been e commit-th- e vllle, Punahou. Tomorrow, January 6th, Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30. rapidly, growing ln favor There was not a bad face among them ments as against sixty-fiv- e discharged, almost irresistible force of temp-- "The school ls among the Day of Epiphany: 11 a. m., high mass, tation and had nothing but pity for with those having unruly ch'ldren to care all: not a badly behaved boy two escaped, and one sent as incorrigible muslc, vocal and instrumental; sermon In Bishop Memorial Chapel, Kamehameha v, n?l for. and the maelstrates daily understand those poor lads confined, many of them, by the District Magistrate of Honolulu English and Portuguese; collection as of Miller and Punchbowl streets. Rev. A. it dignity better the uses and advantages of the for truancy, disobedience and vagrancy; to Oahu Jail for the balance of his term usual; 3 p. m., vespers, rosary, with sing- wra , institution." no very shocking crimes, after all! of commitment. A"! , rrc 1 1 . ing. Portuguese Evangelical Church, corner " wll ""X l'aj fZ 11U1U "CI . - - it- - AA .a tn. V r.n . a. m .. hie-- pstatp"""" treat herI""!with Mr. ana Mrs. nyae naa ine care smu nu ii. tif, O.. "'" j "e uujo are rieaiiny lot, ana mero Schools, Rev. Silas P. Perry, pastor. Sab- w im. Reform School when it of contention and explains the attitudet.j of has been but little illness among them, ' and and V direction of the Church St, Kallhl-waen- a, morning, 11 charitv - Board of In maintaining likely of John tne Baptist, bath o'clock. of l honf Ufl- - opened in 1S65 and gave complete satisfac- the Education it Is that, ln future, as an her for a better - provision should be made for a cer- - good Rev. Father Clement. High mass, hid who tlon In every detail of their work. that centive to behavior the Board of 6; sermon and collection for the expenses Salvation Army. Captains Burgess The appropriation allowed for the In-- tain amount of classification and segre- - Education may give its consent to the - ..11; t - --. D.f-t-ofn- rtr TCQO 5K IHTTlPrlTl of the church; rehearsal, 3; rosary, 4. J j J ,v - CatlOn. 4. tw ArifiAn. t tv IIOA hln AfaMMtlAn In f sZ' ba.ua. WeKAIiVlLheap way UUa LI ill ailU xvctvi inatvi wviivwiCVftl o v. ' uuv so uioli cuvu obstacles in the - Is scarcely to place boys ne j.Lv iiuuajiu dli ccia. nicciiiigs will ue nf the nrlminnl TJ9vln? 000. .!The buildings cost $2,200 and the fur- It fair these the matter of a parole and even, ln First Methodist Episcopal Church, cor- - held tomorrow as follows: 9:30 a. m.. S nfeh fm! repairs, plowing, food and cloth- - with others committed for serious mlsde-- ceptionally deserving cases, of discharge. wrong r.,-a,r- . . we maKe reform well ner Beretania avenue and Miller atreet riv tio-- m ...vi injr amounted the first year to $1,249.29. meanors: ror constant association witn The articles made in the workshops pastor.-Regu- He was tne Rev. O. U Pearson, lar ser- - meetine fold fishmark'et 11 a 'm hoi- - P,ssi?le' but sinners gaJarleg and other ltenig brought the them is apt to defeat the purpose of the during the biennial period ending Decem- - - 4 VlceH us fnllonm---- Runrtavn in o m But, j ITlena un-- or ' nieos lueeiuig.it m.nii.au p. m., jau meeting; o amount up to $5,081.29, with a balance existence tne institution. , ber comprise the following: In r 11 7:3i) o.-j- 1 . ,w 1 1900. oar-- school: " a. m" and n m nnhlie i n.nn ,T,rJdJf $918.71. The comrnltments to October the carpenter shon. 98 value ,'-a . c.,a " lV Vu "V. .Btuuul V. m., manv. and L?C? o expended of articles, ' u"V fauit 'r 1S92 an additional appropriation of were as rouows: nawanans u sooeaience JZ3Z.05: In the harness shop, 220 articles, We must get to In 3; 14: 4: League: Wednesdays. 7:30 D. in., nraver tSl. I'x? down the root of the $7 000 was granted and I have reason, to to parents. larceny, truancy. value $317.50; in the tlnshop, 252 articles, meeting. A always uiTLl matter and become more Christ-lik- e 1; 8; welcome to all. Par- - streets; 8 p. m., salvation meeting.-Pub-sonag- believe a smaller appropriation was al- - ramncy, malicious value $10.50; making a total of 570 ar-- adjolnhig the church. llc meetings are held every before we can touch the ideal either as between these two. m?chl f. 1: common mi If price, 1; assault tides, the value amounted to G. in the hall society or as lowed some time y. of which Rev. L. Pearson will preach at the night except Friday. individuals. Christ's doc In the biennial report of the President ana nan-- r: ourgmry. r. .06. most practical Legls-:h- XV trine is the of ?11 to e j ne nvo rrurriieripf".. nnw. vcr. wno o account Vont bmHtiv nl- - 11.1 i a. . of the Board of Educatiop the ...... wj nf th encouraging to lature. during the re!gn-o- f His Majesty commute tn Tor larceny, though a great deal was accomplished; - i - 1IIJL1M 1 UUI1I-1UU-,,7 I, - ISuwl "ivu IUC II1UBL HCiy- oar T find thinw entrv Ki, a lUlul in fact, A Great Revival. the Epworth League, the King'B -- c ir.i.v.,i ftat.11101 - 7 7 all the work done ln the manual ful ine nearer raitieiu, '" and Reforma-- walked through the c3jr-t- T shop and domestic department shows thor-- Daughters, the Red Cross Society, and we ,atlntr to the Industrial t HICAGO, Dec. 29. The Record the Christian societies of the coilee-- xf? no?Ier tcry School, of which . Mr, George H. and Mr. Marshall Pa.ncoast shewed, me oughness and efficiency. ara tho ran HIot VlnlUw . - i . principal, boys were engagr-- on. Most a va Tha t ov Tnhnctnnvw "hfvva ar ol tin nl a n n r o tn vav1y?a numuci, i Dole was the then with Mr. tbe work the It of the articles would sell readily " w..i..r.. -- . , Vv. " resents"...tne truth which makes life and Mrs. Kauhane as assistants: v ? ihr in a very ombrovt'o t. but and therefore the purpose of the institu oi tne immanuel .Baptist Church, ""Y,,. Cum6 ui new glorious and heaven bright. So far to tne w.n develop into a nice serviceable oook- - rion nas 1 J X 1 3 . . This school continues merit already borne fruit. xuu, ju nri.Srieu a canvass oi tne J from admitting that we cannot follow the country. The youth com- - case and is being made to order, 'inese it is impossible to estimate the good The service8 ln aU the local churches . . , Mn.n41vt V tv, J , - .principal churches of his Him, I declare that we must follow SeTto it receive ine ucneuiOA vi twnwn- - l.a,iou? ui. m.aumu Artn Mtav.nco.o tinfl.. uuiu rmun1i rrom increaseu acreagw denomination tomorrow will forecast ij-ni- the work that iria.1 we never oe tm i schooled in tn nublic schools and and larsre n- . coming.- - pas-w- as aim snail an ...j Their are rereral use the I worlrnhnna - th. nromiui nf in the State of Illinois. The canvass is All of the Methodist c uc uinii we uo roriow nira. book knowledge three hours per aay ior was snown one in tne tvaiuiani ine proposed new reformatory-Georg- e to show entiment win Preach on matters pertaining H. Hepworth. any-- the of the trs.to the new centurv and New Tear'n in New York touT dayg in the week. Those of their School which cannot be surpassed MRS. WESTON COTNET. churches in regard to a revival. The day in all the Sunday services. The eeo 99 999999990 committee, of which the Rev. Myers Baptists will endeavor to have their eeee9999oooo 999 open He was ordained by Rev. Dr. Robert chieflv with hi ccas9of Aristo- - is chairman, held meetings at Spring-.fiel- d, services the way for their great And, sweet as my dead song K1fT1ZC fnwnntinn mother's rtJt missionary revival planned for their denomina- to me, VnUKVllrrU lllVyIL.3. Morrison, the first modern bulus, brother of Mariamne, his queen, Bloomlngton, Galesburg, Car- tion. in China, his Jealous condemnation of Marianne. thage, Rock Island, Upper Alton, Au- Soothing me Into slumber yet more deep. The W. C. T. TJ. will hold a The waves eternal lullaby would be. and his subsequent remorse, and other rora and Joliet, and with these towns "Watch impetus for formation of horrors, verse so as centers, plans were laid to insti- Xs'ight of Two Centuries' in Willard Hedderwlck Browne, in Chambers' Rev J J Callaghan of Anaconda The the the portrayed in blank hall, the Women's Temple, Journal. appointed chaplain Endeavor church Just organized at powerfully that they were oppressive tute simultaneous revival services in Monday Mont & was given entirely by appalling. with every Baptist church common- night. The occasion will be made a in the American army in the Philip- - Valdes. Alaska, and They were acted in the full-blood- ed a wealth. temperance rally, in which there will pines. He will probably leave for his a Cherokee. Indian, who no less power amid the splendors oi This be a musical ROMANCE. next month. in spite of great odds established a single scene representing the Palace in canvass of Illinois by the com- new post Christian Endeavor Society, a relief Jerusalem, mittee, however, roused even more en ttvr.roheVhtnfl,",0pen Parnent, in My love dwelt in a Northern ' thusiasm land. station and this church. Then he was , than was expected. Not aloiu cus4a- - W,lll,be A tower ,n a forest reen Archbishop Martinelli, Papal dele- fnl?1?11 ClalmS' and re-no- w were tne uaptist churches in Illinois lhat a. viD a . t,A gate. Darticipated at services held in hewealthy111115 Rabbi Fleischer, of Boston, in a prepared for the Christian crusade, but ".nomiiLM ixiia. was justl The loner wash of the waves was seen. St Patrick's Church In Washington at , cent sermorif Baid. ..JeBUa ls the Jdeal the Baptist churches of Iowa and Wi- n.--i m ner attack upon a Wichita And leagues on leagues of yellow sand, midnight, December 31st, to consecrate Jew because with all his distinct Jew- - sconsin asked permission to join and saloon." The woven forest houe-h- s between! the new centurv to God. The annual meeting of the executive ishness he is so completely universal in tne numoer or churches in the move I oman Catholics throughout the oitv board of the Union of the American sympathy. Of all Jewish prophets he ment was nearly trebled. The national are also making preparations And through the clear faint Northern Hebrew Congregations was held re- - seems most human, most conscious for the Rev Joseph Gleason, who was with cently Cincinnati, O. The board of rTr, pusc aenomma- - - wnicn win ma farewell to the night, Chaffee's army in China as a in personally of relation and communion Two . l General - tiOn York then recommenrlofl Old year and rentlliir ot.A The cnn. eTi-nr- AlaA aura . , , x , governors of the Hebrew union coi- with the divine. His greatness lies in new legre was an approprla- - that all churches throughout the coun- - in accordance with the edicts of And herds of strange deer, silver white. Is ministering to the granted annual his bodylngr forth that consciousness try Join in the movement. , As a result, pPe Leo XIIL Stole forth among the branches gray; thVvTrloua hosn Itals tlon of $22,000 of which $18,000 is for by his stimulating precepts and inspir- - rtne movement has assumed national About the coming of the light. the support of the college and $4,000 ing example.'

importance and 1st for Rtinendn : for Rtudents. marks, it asserted, WHERE I WOULD They fled like ghosts before the day! The amount contributed so rar ior the greatest concerted revival in" the SLEEP. Senator Beveridge, who ' green Methodist colleges on the twentieth of Indiana, history of the Baptist denomination. t In a crowded City of I know not if the forest century plan has reached $3,142,538; for Bishop Potter of New York does not mounted into public prominence and . every the Dead. girdles gray; Nearly Baptist church in the Set 'mid a living city's Still round that castle charities, $780,000, and for church favor a division of his diocese at this high office at such a bound and so -- country will hold a night ceaseless roar, know not If the boughs between watch service v.ould I lay down my tired heart and I debts, $4,300,000; total, $8,192,538. time. He thinks there should be a early In life, has written a series of JSevr Year's eve, participate in the head The white deer vanish ere the day; readjustment of the territory of the remarkable Saturday prayer, Above my love the grass is green. articles for the week of and When life's perplexed, troubled dream The Church Times, which represents five dioceses in the State into seven Evening Post, He recommends to all 13 re-Tiv- My. colder clay! January will start an organized al is o'er; heart is than the the High Church Episcopalians In Eng dioceses, with a view to an equality of young would-b- e orators a close ac- - work. B-.- T Andrew Lang. ' reso- - would choose a little grass-grow- n land. describes the Christian Endeavor strength as near as possible, ine qualntance with the contents and tne The Methodists are looking forward Ved , - Intion to divide convention style ; Society as an "organization of social at the last of the Bible. He himself shows to the watch night and revival services la fjme old klrkyard by was voted down, by a large majority, such familiarity- - and re- - a lonely shore, The committee. Dr. Lemuel Ross, amusements for the lower middle the beneficial with more than ordinary interest, and chairman, appointed at the Baptist Na- classes." : ' sults. No study of any "Manual of Congregatlonallsts. Presbyterians "Wht re, - - the as I lay In Death's dear' dream tional Anniversary at Detroit last May. Mr. Stephen Phillips, the most emi- Public Speaking'.' can do as much to and others are all planning to do their less sleep, has sent a request to about 10,000 The first Chinese Christian church ln nent of the younger English poets, has make a man's diction clear, strong, :Share ln the work. Christian Endeav- - Like an unwearied mother would the churches, with about 1,000.000 members, the New World was organized in San produced a great though gloomy his-t- o and chaste, as such continuous read- . orers, at the suggestion of Dr. P. E. sea unite in a special effort to increase Francisco, November 6, 1853. with four torical drama, entitled "Herod." The ing of the Scriptures as will saturate Clark, the head of the society, are The sleepless sea her long watch o'er the aggregate yearly contributions for Chinese who had been converted In hero is Herod the Great, who died the mind and heart with their manner 3raylng for the cause. The Y. M. C. A., me keep; missions to at least 11,000,000 in 1901. The elder chosen was Lai Sam. year was born. The play deals and matter. China. ' Christ . :. ' - .' . ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, 12, 1901. - THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL . 15 The : Maktag of Halts

8 , y- - COBls a cents a iatnom to bunches and ready for weaving. 'in- - WAV,HEN a tourist lands in Ha s " thins: he or she T J ii is commoniy common braid takes seven strips for waii the first called the Kauai or Niihau hat. weaving, and nine or twelve brushing blood fathom. ar w does after the THE PAMOHO HAT. generally required for a man's hat. The-- thirsty mosquito off his or her nose is This is made from the pamoho finSers of the weaver are dipped contln-- ls fern and ually into bowl keep to buy a native hat. very much like tho Tnirinha a of water to them is aught of beauty in hat when finished, although a trifle coars- - moIst otherwise the straws will break., Whether there er. It is made in same wav A BAMBOO STRAW the individual to de- the and tho PILE. these hats is for ferns are found in the same places, i they it Thia cide for himself, but have much is not so expensive as the other, but aa hats. The bamboo 'is cut when about for newcomer and the a iiauusome an appear- - grown. attraction the wance. half Every joint is cut and split aboriginal kamaaina. The pamoho and sugar cane straws on one side. This is flattened out by ex- - woven logetner mane a pretty effect. The posing Few, however, of those who sport the it to the sun for a day or two. Island hats ever see them made. Yet within five minutes' ride of the court house is a little village whose people all day long sit and weave them and where picturesque poverty and queer habits niay be studied at leisure. To reach the odd settlement, one may go to the Healani boat house and then follow the seawall for a quarter of a mile toward Diamond Head. The place is generally known as the South Sea Isl- and village and its thirty dwellers are from some far away knoll in a tropical ocean. They have squatted o the beach and tolerated by the owners of the land have made crazy houses of thef flotsam and jetsam of the harbor. Their huts are roofed with old pfc-ce- of tin and the sides are freely open to the breezes. But in peace and pleasure they sr.nd their waking hours the men fish- ing and the women always weaving. NATURAL WEAVERS. Horn weavers of hats and mats are nearly all the inhabitants of the islands of the Pacific. With a wealth of mate- rial these people of unique ideas and deft lingers deave strands of ribtr, ferens, grasses ajid stripped stalks into the odd- est possible conceits. Xowhere in the world but in. the isl- ands of the South Seas, in the archipela- gos of the China Sea and in the Straits Settlements, and especially in Hawaii nci, cao aimost every green thing that grews in the earth be utilized to such practical ends. From the grasses that ' . 1 ...... , . tV). spring up utu-- tu ocu scraggy bushes that grow near the sum- - ; mits of the highest mountain ridges, trie Hawaiian mah.es use of all that grows above and below ground. If it cannot be ntf-- it can be wovea into, something that will clothe them, or else make pretty decoration. And what cannot be used fc-- human beings the Hawaiians throw to their beasts of burden or fowls. ' But the art of making hats is one to which the natives seem particularly adapted. From a few ugly strands of tcugh grasses, from the delicate fibers taken from the inside of a pumpkin vine, An Old "Weaver or even from the stem of the dainty maiden-ha- ir fern, hats of the jauntiest type imaginable when poised daintily up on my lady s head, are maae. The Ha-- wanans wor. "Tt bV Placed in front and a little to of pearls. It is one of Hawaii's choicest weaving. The Btrands arec.r"'',",; hr. Jg grow the rIffht of her a gour(J w bowl fill. b,tSi for neacocka are not numerous on unerring accuracy and the 'nhes e& wlth fregh water int0 whlch she con. the Isiands and takes no leS3 rapidly into fathoms almost before tne lt than m em-- tjnuaily jlpg her fingers to keep the quills to make two hats. It is also a comprehends the methods aft-ploye- watcher 8traw moistened. At her left is a bunch difficult task to Bplit the quills and d. of 8traws. tied together loosely with a erward trim the quills evenly with a pair MANY VAtin.iiia. string of some soft fiber all ready to sup- - of scissors. - j There are hats for men, hats for worn- piy her braid as she weaves. Thes-- The quill is taken and shorn of its en, and hats far children. The styles straws have been stripped finely to a re- - feathers. It is then split and scraped on may be a trifle out-of-da- te according to quired size with a needle. the inside. Two qualities of quill braid the New York or Paris modes, yet in starting the strand she holds the are derived by this process. The upper - to make these who- wear them contrive braided or finished portion toward her pert ion or back of the quill is the choic-the- m becomingly attractive. But it is in and the straw in the opposite direction. est braid of the two, for it has a pearly of hats that the makers As the straws keep moving rapidly r the varieties twenty .tin finish. The braid made from, the show their skill. From fifteen to through the fingers and the braid grows under portions of the quill does not con- - kir an ds are maae same glossy finish- - lt is sewn upon straw Is , quite,-- reign of King V'"' a AthE wZ is tuJ Tto-.- Vir taI? "ouh man's hat it another lna another brown hat made from a A pickle of lime juice and water culty During the C it makes a beautiful white hat. There is which acts as a frame. When finished fern of the same name. is used, for If too weak it will not kaua hats made of the iiulls of ttep with a Bering . weaving is on feature whlcn Soften quills .anfa.e about these haU according to feminine terms, is The makaloa hat isanufactured from the bamboo. If too strong It wiK cock were much worn. Hundreds of then to the wearer. and that is that it na: Tt r an inv, i .i, - r--. were required the making of a single om is maae. me nas oecome viaim .'fmw- ,h oKf k.t in - oraia never discolors. When soiled, it is ens-- much litwear for it is easily width. grows in swampy places and its beine of a dead white color. A wear-- and care patience exer- a fathom longA"fthe native woman holds it " It hat infinite and ily cleansed by a cautious use of soap. Arched exposure to the sun. the haa a AQ VGA T la nvw a hIba a k Ha AvtrAwiAli natAKfnt n r cised in bending the quills in such a man-- under her knee in order to keep it firm water a Beautiful hat was and anclal also of the most durable, and was the length of time the bamboo is sub ner that the contour of the crown and even. When the braid is completed school-children- - perfect They were handsome types or it is sewn into whatever shape is desired, Sometimes both sides of the quill are made "i. the rfwT the for 's use in Jocted to Its lime Juice bath. The outer- split-n- woven to make a braid. The effect is early 'seventies the late Dr. Hoffmann, S"former years. It is not used to a great skin must be stripped before being ot headgear and the wearers had to pay a TAKES A SKILLED HAND. so beautiful, but it takes but 200 on of the old kamaalnas, sent one of the extent nowadays. It sold for 50 cents. After coming out of the pickle the bam ' IT.in. ,lT nT o-- , . quills to complete a hat by this method, hats and a spray of flowers to the Berlin The rush is dried and flattened and then boo is peeled into two or three slices. The ZT tZ ttrlrT r,o7i,.rToVa In former days when peacocks were more Exhibition and it took the first prize, a woven about a block. " fiber Is scraped off until it is smooth an wrVmn SkntTftS IriMdTrtin TT 7iY . numerous it coet but Jl.50 for gold chain and a locket with a pearL It of a certain thickness. After that It has. X Lr connection A REAL KONA HAT. ,n Z!l?i thl iSSL Tne most expensive in was forwarded to Dr. Hoffmann., who . to e drfed a 8had lace Tpe flber P,L Lt, , feature at present. could hardly be and UJ, tourists so ... , , , . v, . . . . , . t . frt 1 l ..... - .. 1 V O. L . $25 w i l tilts Udl IS lilt; YVt'M lur l!ie picaciiltru 11 IV Hits tauj "U ncbvcu..,i J nO lOUlU, Or lail pcLllll, Iiat is liutue id jiavcuj vii a. wcbi u anu v made now for less than well to don. lIt is made in the same ij pumpkin young native has to trim both s'des carefullv hat. The braid alone for the Kona, Island of Hawaii, from the with a knife. The bamboo fiber is verjr Then there is the maidenhair fern hat manner as the Panama hat. over a They costs $5.. will ta(ke color pf any nec-whi- ch with scissors. cannot be torn off straw hat about leaf of the palm. is cut from the tree sensitive and the made from the stems of the pretty fern round or oval block of wood. It is It paper householders delight in fostering, es&ary to hold the straw on to this block with a needle, as are the strands of the .,.. n mnr. room and dried in the sun for about a week, it is wrapped. in. Tahitlans andi 8USar cane and others. The work is also th. Jfc Jg Jn water and again Hawaiians always use blue paper. The-- These are small and exceedingly brittle while the weaving goes on, in order to leaving then paced salt diffi- - very hard on the fingers. Twelve dollars Tho natives strip the leaves dried. This operation fs repeated four or hat was first made in Tahiti. Very oftem when dried and are really the most give the hat the proper shape. - to fifteen dollars is usually the cost of only tne center, or Diaae. ine ouisiae or five tmes jt mu8t be dried in very hot th- black stalk of the hill banana is cult to manufacture into headwear. The The kouana, or strands, of the ie, or up tn,s la away and thrown aside. mavlng. stems have to be wound about with straws, is commenced from center of a braid alone to make Into such a Peeled weather for the hotter the sun's rays the mixed with the white bamboo, the - -- ... thread at short intervals in order to se- - the crown, as a round table mat is nai. i ne oraias are maae Witn a pretty " La auuJctLCU " whiter the Dalms will bleach, ureat care a novei oiacH. anu wmte euwu - Hawaiians ,9 exercised by the natives not to allow cure the crown contour. When complet- made. Additions are made until the ppf,rl,.fl",sh,r t ?nW.yE . , THE LAU I1ALA OR PANDANA. ll-- lu i j Hnn 1.9J.l Mix, the call it the mem 10 oecome wti uy ran or uew.j. f tVlo, holo ..Rt.A tar. BnaPe Bucn a nat-- piace. wiin a pair oi scissors me siranua fn, rriirip.w COmes milrklv. Tha oalms " subjected to rouerh usae. Hats of this bpJence of the hat is woven with this are trimmed even, and then they are this hat. It r.wt.is boiled, then dried, and nu rwpnr npr - morp 1 a . 1 . . . 1 are torn lnto flno strips with a needle k navo v- nm mr 214 eacii. mirn or srranaB anu nr nr h phmpktv" . . . " V 1 v1 -- A scraped quite tttt?ttt' tt t IfiUl " Lilt? WCdVlllK WllAXOO. X IJtT J - iV nM n afterwards until smooth. mo-stene- t lur Then the prices dwindle down to as low edges of the flat crown are , nf ",,',-- n nrU bPnWT1 They are then coiled into rolls. It i as UM. It Is chiefly the latter hats that ant! the sides are shaped by weay.ng 0u - " t, LJT over block. There are two spe-- and the middle strin is of a golden brown v"Y.l c woven a una me largest market both in Monomm around the piook until it is nearly tnree v " . " .ll 7 "J ,"1: haia-t-he .V"; - m-- - wh.n tho two roior- - r woven ' cies of the white and the red. and on past deep. more vv,la tmco 18 8Lla lro1" lo J ,H the Mainland. Within the inches Then straw is added or ,atifi i "al lor The red hala makes the rich brown hat year it wag the fad to wear the Hawaii- - in order to widen and spread the bottom four Joints from the end of the vine igeier Perlor to the lau hala hat. It is similar V "J rallv nnld for About S2.50- - ana INA-IN- "".r' ' an hat on the Mainland for golf, driving to make the required brim. At the boi- - ca8,t3 them aside ror they are too OR MAIDENHAIR FERN. to the Panama, except that it Is of a :whltehala la' a lutie cheaper Lik hat-ban- use. more Ina-In- a. and outing wear. California was alive torn of the crown where the d for Four joints are The or maidenhair fern, hat Is creamy color. very popular YBmade. A large dif-- Is the cocoanut ha it is and with the native hat and the coming year should be, a fine string is run throur"' inen quantity from the queen of the brown hats and Is con- - The ha ko, or carte leaf, hat made become the fad. It was formerly to-b- fprent so sugar . promises equally favorable to them, to hold the shape and size of the hat and vines are cut. Each Joint is sldered by many connoisseurs the choic-- from the center or blade of the fl cut and A creamy, fin- - f carrIed th. Wound about with a pugarree of parti- - to divide the crown from tue brim. tl'en sliced separately. smooth, e5t hat n Hawaii. It takes a great many cane leaf and is of a satiny ,t d brown nat colored silk and pinned upon the hair These hats are only made from the fan f1a,n board, a bucket of water and a stems of the dainty maidenhair fern t ih. The leaf Is torn away from the and hala leaf with pins made old palm leaves of Kona, Hawaii, the cocoa- - are the only materials used In the manufacture a single for thev Made and the soft fiber scraped away of the Hawaiian cleansing green hat. ae leaving only ' "V:u,,v th. tourists and een- - coing, the Hawaiian hats are always nut palm leaves, the lauhala or pandann The meat Is not mow than nine inches in length and fiom the vein with a - V" u nw trimmA certain to attract much attention. loaf, and the makaloa, a fine rush wh'?n scraped rrom the stalk. leaving a tough the braid has to be joined quite often th glossy s'de. This is dried and tnen - yZ.afl . m m . . nr . . ... f . .m tX'VtltA. . . nwnn. fTV. I tn . a i a- AnAllffhv. haA n,.Mr air q i ri,1- 1- . Icfllrt nrlth wpav .n1t s. w r r- fftf flPatla hn, - . - - SOME COME HTGH. iirati on pnr xor rn maKinir or inp in " mm riccii ruio. j ii;b in n in nir on r nrmprmorfl it oun miv r anus va.v a .1 are so expensive, but as thrown Into the bucket of water and left js not so pliable and lr,g. The hat is very pretty. j"m r from are hau mats that as other straws w' nSer inirteen varieties to choose a hat it is the cheapest sold. stsnd ng over night. Fach day for four stands. np HAT. almost enough for those hardest to oavs tne issues are scraped until all the contln- - wTiTr, Bmi rm5 please. v The strands are kept moistened " Today there are that many kinds KONA OMEN NUTbU WLAVfcKS. green veins blopsom split wrth i' S and meaty are are in of substances tiruslv until the braid is finished. The The cane sta'ks hats made by Hawaiian weavers. It The fan palm hat is known as the Ko. gone. F'esh water is tiped each day. Is strinnpd of Its loaves Thpse are half and the fiber scraped away with a THE COCQANUT FIBER HAT. . upon worn- - frn e5;en:i3 J"e,3 na hat- - and 18 quite expensive. The After be'og thcrougMy cloanod It has the jaid out in a shadv plao. and gradually knife. The stalks are then tied up in This i3 made in the same way as the one have a lauhala fhat which can en of Kona are noted for their skill at nvroarance of a piece of wh!te s!lken large" and coiled from one end ne dried for a few days. When quite drv bundles hala or pandana. Sometimes the leaves Dought for ?2 or at the most J3, to hat-weavi- and whether it is the hand- - rai . As enoh strard Is r!nsort It is are placed on a Into a roll. is again tied and thrown are dyed by burying In a Uro patch X2a. thev smooth board md It it tne peacotk quill hat at The prices some ana costly fan palm or 'the thrown on a sheet of clean paper, where a damp cloth placed rpon them with Into hot water and loft to boll until the mud, which turns It to a -- dark gray range as a--s widely the varieties. plebeian lau hala hat, it is , beautifully it dr!o? quickly. Tf it is not as white as which tho Ktpms are fattened A knife stPlks look yellow. They are taken out shade. Again the dry leaves are used. l here are only two w-a- of making the made. th w aver wishes It, a few drops of fs also u.od whlrh cleans lt thoroughly, nod untied and placed in cold water for which makes it a brown hat. The hat iiawaian hats. One of them is to take The cocoanut, or lau niu, hat is mo-- Hue lr.k are roppd into a basin of a number of stems are bunched and half an hour. They are then dried In weavers are very fond of miring the-- a or weave 1 niimDer stands and a braid generally known as the Lahaina or Mmi frFh water, making a ght Mttf shade, wrapped H a tl leaf or damp cloth to the sun for many days until thoroughly young and old leaves to give th brown oi aoout ten or nrteen tatnoms, which hat, for cocoanuts abound there and a The Ftrart's are placed in th krrn thorn soft. dry. By this moans the straw, is and white effect. They a'so make the is bat-maki- a-- usually sufficient to make an entire large ng industry has grown loft standing for a short period. When sewn Into a hat It presents a brought to a l'ght color. The sugar cine bats on a block and shape them from nat crown, brim and an. A day and a up on the Island. Each steamer from Fach strand is then picked out and run Tul appearance. must be cut before blossoms making rtosifms na.r are generally empiojed to a hnt Being a hoavv hat stalks the it. all the while fancv make Lahaina brings a number of hats to tlvs through tho Pngors a.id then thrown n thoy aro mad almost ent'rely for men. ae quite opon. so that tho straw will be of brown and white with their-def- fin-- singie aittiougn a rapid weaver port and find a ready sale. But tho a of white paper to dry. A needle a light color. Wh-- blossoms are gers. retaMs S3, car. tra'f; time, seems sbet The maidenhair forn grows chieflv in of the The hat usually at in less lt a ctcoanut and pandana hats are made all is usod to Ftrip it into maIW and very ravines and near and nsuailv in full bloom the' stalks are much harder are hats which the Ha- -' very - waterfalls - Thre othr Pleasant pastimee and is lascinat- over the group. Here in Honolulu a num- - fino strands for weaving. The straw Is n places difficult to reach. Tt is also and break easily, and are very much dls-- waiian and South Sea Islanders make, an - very. wr, onloo.1Ler- .V'"611 etVf, ber of wmen are kept busy trying to limp, though tough and weaving is found near the beach at Kahuku. whre colored. After the stalks are dried they but the abovo varieties ar generally " " BuPP'y or q Flow, Into V J " " te demands the market. rfnriy ute for it Is extremely It grows in a shadv doll In abundance, are again subjected to a knife scraping those manufactured at the present day. their work and few mistakes port. Avren the h-a- id U rompWpd it H Most of the ferns for hats come from remove the remaining fiber. With a Thf; industry Is a thriving- - one and big" made. HATS OF PEACOCK QUILLS. - ., n frPnrrn .1 V Sewn On a frnmo- tViot la If f V Telo tA a TS-- t ti nnnrlla arollra thon rfti-- intv vorv fKvm aitma tl,A Cfntaa in A weaver on the floor of her house peacock snow sits ine quill hat Is white and intended for a lady's hat; but if for a in the mountains. The hat is an expen- - fine, even strips. Then they are tied In- - every mall during the spring months.

"Jf ntf iwds have been cared for y inS the whole face Instead of a few to use carbon disulphide, acetone or pe- - Inches through the air in preference to corded by Dr. B. F. Ward Is that of a fores.ters and 100 subordinates, muscles a discovery that wUl doubt- - troleum ether in very simple apparatus, the tube. On passisg a street current very tired workman who, sitting down and the regulations have been on the less be followed by in- - cross-mo- st Scientific others as this art of consisting of a tank for the solvent, one of 110 volts, broken by a Wehnelt to rest a moment on . a railway scientific European model. With analyzing expression develops. for the flowers and a third for the solu- - terrupter. a thick red stripe extends tie, was lulled into unconsciousness by usual Spanish laxity in administration, kte. tlori, with steam worm, condensing throughout the length of the tube, the vibrations of an approaching train, however, chief attention has been given An interesting bit of our nlanet's worm and rrnmn Tho stonm boat ppnt- - current Is roduopd bv auita-- and onlv awakened manv hours aftPr- - . , . . . Whonth . (any tn rrllprtine. . 11aneAa ...... iscel D ant ntfii. muiy 1S reaai m Aioissnn's electric rur- - ly aistnis off the solvent, leaving an ble resistance the stripe breaks ud into ward, when he found that...ms leu arm nueS. naoe. Tho moto!H r.ov,l?r- - mn tt n t : . i j it u t v.A x-- J . v. v.on .rush. are like those of the sun and stars and, age pomade. upright, with the anode uppermost, the ed. The man had not been drinking- - The forests of the Philippines are Composite photographs, combining it is thought that such compounds patches rrroun themselves into a spiral. It Is concluded that the vibrations I nflllPTif tn rSm ohnnt kflfl a TnQflV TlrTTl fPQ Cf O Ct T f crit O tvrA f mr 1 l ...... Jt&Jt . . . . a:t- - 0v w tln ,aif;fiy oeoomposaoie Dy water once Jf lexibie lithographic plates are made which slowly turns around on its axis, must be uniform, rhythmic ana sienmiy more - than 400 being now known. There were brought out nearly twenty years held the world's carbon. When coolin? by Theodor Koehler by coating thin making a revolution in almost 7 sec- - increasing In force, and that a suitable- 22 oa- ago b Gallon R. S He - e S.Pe(i ?alms - Franc'sv F formed water, the carbides were de-- sheets of wood, celluloid, pasteboard or ends.- The line of rotation ap-- metallic operating table with vibrating fJin! IncludingI oe9 coni- - now opposite an- - two oaks, and idea of composed, forming hydrocarbons. Oxi- - paste-lik- e mix- - usually anaesthe- - . other material with a pears to descend. The screw is wheei3 should give harmless .ij nuc yiuc me -- .j v.&i wcw, iu i us u uauon gave carbonic acid, then vege- - ture of kaolin, zinc white and water abont an ir.h in diameter and left- - sla as profound as that rrom cnior-o- named growing in a dense forest above what is individual in the expression by table, followed by animal, life became glass. The dried Is found suit- - handed, is sometimes F.rr.aUer. and form. -- 3 a height 4,000 surface but of feet In Island of combining different photographs of rfeht-handef- the the possible. able' for receiving the lithographic de- - Is then i. the pitch varying JtJ Luzon, At least 50 species are valua- - same face. Two portraits, for exam- - pigns. interruption. unique observation of Chaplain Die. with current and rale of In the One of the most important is the pie, show a man with normal expres-- The perfumes flowers ob- - ' army the zodi-- yang-yian- g of are best Jtjtjt J. T. Elrd of the British tree, yieding a much-prize- d sion and when he is smiling. On plac- - tained by distillation, high Curious elec-- of a waterfall, moon were seen td-- . but where and striking la the new The murmur distant acal light and the but others furnish cocoanuts, ing a positive transparency of one pic- - temrernture charsres vacm, v. n,,vi- - nn 4R of new. being gutta-perch- a, tho substance the trioal ni.o ct tho mttArnf rainmno tho mnf and within hours many dye woods on a negative of Aher, e. tndi-fo- ri varnish, ture the details usual process is enfleurage, or absorp- - mer. The air is pumped from a glass other rhythwiic vibrations produce a lighted only by earth-shin- Tbjs fmei, d W00d3' Asvstemof common to both are obliterated and the tion with. fats. Separation by solvents tube r.bout 3 feet long and 1 Inches soothing effect upon the nervous con- - cateB great transparency of the South iorestry has existed 35 years. Between result is that only the smile is left, has renulred onstiv nnnaratna rtut n xca until o n.iwh tare thot mov riaoon trxtn ontnai anoos- - a otmnoro nnrf that the'zodi-- zv,wo,ooo 40,000,000 - proves to Involv- - and acres of govern- The smile be an act new factory at Frejus, France, claim Induction coil Justi, forms a spark of 6 thesla. Among striking examples re- - acaltr,light Is beyond the moon. rrffT V'.-v-

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makes these tours of the world, for on her unselfishness, devotion and no- - which apparently, and for no other manly duty being absolutely nil. reason, was she considers that she And inferior intellectually as the En- born. glish girl may at first sight appear, vet - 1 1 a. . "How sad it is," said a witty Am- iu nua iueeii auie iu grasp me great hp.wjirtnr nnA n I o-- t a t dinn or tn- a fair - s i-- i i laci i which uie American, nas niUw .fig see such great numbers of that it is worse than idle to aspire to I American widows in this country! a position that she Js incapable of un-- never meet their husbands, so they holding that she Is man's complement. must be widows!" Yet it is this very not his peer, and she knows that when u.umcinire iu man, ma picuiietrLiuiiB, sbe and a man are set each to do some, his prejudices his feelings, slow-goin- g, and that tnInff, tne man's con-giv- es theAmerican girl her charm with 8tructive mind will do it well. w!:il Englishmen. She fascinates them by She with her alert, receptive faculties her determination to please wholesale, wm either be unable to do it at all, or and perfect to man in- - conspicu-dividuall- indifference the ao it extremely ill. For one y, and accustomed as he is to ousiy bright man you will probaMy be scolded by good women and flatter- - meet a hundred bright, intelligent w. ed, with ulterior intentions, by bad men but set tne ninety-nin- e dull mnn - ones, he finds her detached attitude to- reai woric to do and they will beat out vsrds himself mightily refreshing and of the field the brilliant women, whn enjoys her wit amazingly. have put all wares in shop - their their But strangely enough he never an- windows and left nothing in their vtU nexes that airy wit unless it has a sub- lars to produce more when those stantial foundation of dollars on which are "sold out." ' jto support it. and when our transat- proudly point Could America ever produce two such lantic cousins to the perfect types of English wives great they in this what matches have made as Lady Salis- country they omit to mention and mothers should be the bury and Mrs. Gladstone, women whose greater fortunes, without which these were absorbed lad'es would never have been invited Jives in those of the to up among us. great men to whom they were life part- take their residence ners, and who never tried to usurp :he Bright and light as humming birds, privileges and penalties of the sterner .v i manicured, HE American girl of today is more exquisitely dressed, curled, sex? ,;. groomed to the utmost point of perfec- brilliant than her English sister, To make a happy household (4 says an Australian woman, tion, they alight with perfectly disen- clime. the gaged minds In our midst and instant- That's the' true pathos and sublime latter less arrogant than her fair Of life. X.1 II I I II I LI v ' ly claim our attention, for they are 7 i I I HI II III III u we ex-- m relation, and must blame the afraid of nothing under heaven, and Human. treme subserviency of the American let fall their shrewd perspicacious com- Many an English girl thinks that to male to the whims and caprices of his on - ments men and things with superb be a mother is to be the most beauti womenkind for the way in which, how- aplomb and freshness, being as com- - ever charmingly, they domineer over all ful and at the same time the happiest Pletely free from prejudices as their thing on God's earth, that unselfishness, creation. hearts are from the smallest taint of Very an practicing as far as possible the loyal are these husbands, romance. Where do they go, these bril- - universal love, brings a joy that mere fathers and brothers who are content Mant birds of passage, when they shake dressing up and being a striking figure year in, dol- - Jto toil, year out, for the from their feet the lime of Paris? Do in society never can", p-- cv,o js lars that their women scatter lavishly they return to their generous male witty, which is fairly often, she is not. LAST H W. a U over half a continent, but it may bankers and settle down into those good whisper Jsf a AST;Sf!!! IB! B let us it with bated breath, VbJ doubted if their generosity does not wives and mothers we know exist in witty through her nose. ' Granted lower, instead of raise, the moral tone America as everywhere else? Or do the that she is not so highly educated a of the objects of their care and ad- - nicest girls never come here at all. and her transatlantic sister, she also has courtesy self-assuran- miration. There is little of so we get quite an erroneous idea of not the ineffable ce that r manner and less graciousness among the American woman as she really is at the full pocket (in itself vulgarizing) "wrapper ' self-asserti- ve the habit" is a white and gold, and black cloth bands these females, who un- home? inevitably brings, and if she is more THOUGH one and much edged and embroidered with gold. The? hesitatingly take the best places in Our English maidens do not cross the likely to be badly used by a man condemned, yet - the daintily draped front fastens with a fancy but- every room, car or public place where pond on matrimonial affairs cause she is more sensitive to his woman studiously dream-ein- g .dressed as ton. J they may happen to be, never intent; apparently they have not the praise or blame, she is also more lov- - iit& opposite unvary- Model No. 4 quaint of acknowledging by a word of avoids extreme of shows a and artis I . yearning for American husbands that able, more humble, and, above all ing stiff and starched primness of at- tic leu guwu oj. joDeun-Diu- e velveteen, Mi thanks the homage everywhere shown our fair cousins display for our sons things, more genuinely womanly.. The tire. In fact she counts, and wisely, the sleeves and underdress made of oy men. and brothers; their graces and charms very small minority of ugly and discon- - cream embroider-- ? l . upon her tea gowns, dressing jacKets cashmere tucked and In precisely the inverse ratio of the are for home use, and the main differ- - tented women whom no man ever wish- - and negligee as being one of the most ed. The delicate girdle fastens the, jmMa mll VA I merican's indulgencies of his woman- - ence between the English and Amerl- - ed to annex or subdue in no way affects fascinating and altogether satisfactory frock high up under the arms, giving fckLnd, her carelessness of him has in- - can girl is that while the former has that gracious garden of English girl portions of her wardrobe. Simple and the Empire effect, and the deep cape-- J reased, and It is his own fault if she a great desire to make happy the man hood' which must ever stand first in 1 inexpensive materials produce excellent collar is slashed. regards him as a mere excrescence, to she loves, the latter thinks man was the massed armies of the women of the - effects in- - these pretty garments, and charming gown is be lopped off and forgotten when she created to make happy, his Watteau house 4 her claims world. i 4l frequently half worn or slightly worn shown in model No. 5, to be made of ill I -- dresses which are no longer desirable two kinds of material. It is extremely In their more 'formal garb ITOty be pretty when the half -- fitting body Of very happily transformed into hand- the gown is made of bright-flowere- d some as well as 'comfortable negligees. stuff, silk or wool, and the train, house jackets is shown In model 6. On either a lace foundation which reaches well Model No. 1 displays one fichu, front and undersleeves of plain otf these below the hips strips of pink ribbon are ' made-ove- crepe de chine. As will 'be observed, r triumphs, where a black silk fastened at intervals, belted closely at dress may be utilized, provided you the train falls in the familiar Watteau plait from the shoulders and Is finished the waist and finishing below in long have enough new to make the long but loops. This Jacket is open in front and narrow front breadth. The back is eas- - with four small ruchings. The front is Hi plain full and over fall frilled over it falls a deep formed collar of ily lengthened by the tucked band and it the the lace. The full front and collar are V! about the bottom, and the short bolero ends of the fichu. '' of deep cream chiffon, . . ,11 effect of the upper part of the dress Model No. 7 displays a simple but js also of tucked silk. stately tea gown of pale maize-colore- d gown cloth, loosely tied together by ' great A lady who was unfamiliar with the A simple and graceful morning was much confused Is shown in model No. 2. Of pale pink bows "of wide, soft ribbon. The flow streets of New .York yoke crossed ing sleeves display guipure - under- - by the jargon of a car conductor. When cashmere, it has a tucked near by bands of Persian trimming in dell- - sleeves, and the front is of guipure over she thought she must have arrived . poked, ate colors. The same trimming yellow silk. her destination the conductor his wum iP makes a girdle with long ends, and Model No, 8 pictures a beautiful neau inio uic iuu saiu. j also wristbands, which terminate the' dressing gown of pale blue cashmere, bazazas! VVhat street did you say? s - long full sleeves tucked around the the sleeves,-collar- and front being demanded the passenger. Utty- bottom. edged with an embroidered band or umptni saia xne conuuaor. iviucu noyed, the lady from the suburbs went Model No. 3 gives a sensible, ser- black, blue, white and a touch of gold. The collar is deep, square and out on the platform and rebuked the sacque, - ' 1 1 viceable and handsome dressing . . r t use r the which may, of course; be made of flan- open at the throat, the sleeves long ana conaucior ior nis carcicss ui any flnwinff nni tnrirprt nt the shoulder, and vocal orcans. He ony glared at her nel, cashmere, silk or velvet in and said: "What do you expect ior color desired, but it is seen at its best the body of the gown is tucked in clus ters at the top, under which runs a three dollars a week? A tenor solo?' when fashioned of broadcloth in that MM of pinkish bright red. soft, black panne velvet ribbon about exquisite shade A muusil. a. A fVOP5U NO. 6. MODEL HO. 7. I MODEL Ma This should be combined with a white two inches wide. Gold cloth made with a design in the 8. cloth yoke embroidered with black. One of the prettiest of all fancies for weaving is one of the latest novelties.

til I CAPTAIN GROGAN, A DASHING HERO WHO IS NOW PAYING A VISITTO HONOLULU WITH HIS BRIDE

mosquitoes EW young men have ever been nis friend refusing to continue the myriads of furnished some An amusing discovery was mad in me aeauiy jjiiiku. svvtiuya kind of stuperyiiig injection which regard to MoUnt Mfumbiro, which has enough to sue- - journey into fortunate make south of Fashoda. caused him . to rise utteny dazed in been marked on most maps, with the cessful explorations of unknown Here is an extract from a character- - the morning after a bad night of them, height given, which played an impor-Tw- o countries, and even old and expe- - istic letter that Cecil Rhodes wrote to of his negroes were bitten to taut part in the Bntisn-Grma- n treaty Ir-- death, literally sucked cry, by them, rienced South African explorers Grogan from the Government negotiations. Grogan declares that it House at Buluwayo, on September i, To hear him tell of these terrible ex-- existed only in the imaginations of the attempts y) have failed signally in their 1900: periences (and he teils of them very learned gentlemen who met in confer-vivici.- to accomplish what Captain Ewart 'I must ay I envy you, for you as if the whole thing were a ences and solemnly changed maps, re-hu- so Scott Grogan, now in Honolulu, has have done that which for centuries j ik:?. is an experience net soon gardiess of the real territory in dispute, has been the ambition of every explor- tn L.3 forgotten. The valley of the Rutchuru and the 4Jone. Never before in the history of er; namely, to walk through Africa The expedition was planned first of shores of Albert Edward Nyanza were explorations has an undertaking of from south to north. The amusement all in the search of sport. Its leader carefully traversed. It was when Lake such magnitude been entered into with of the whole thing is that a youth-les- s says that as a child he had four am-- Buisamba was reached that Mr. Sharp preparation. The idea of travers- - fl'om Cambridge during his vacation bilious to slay a lion, a rhinoceros, decided to return home. After this, should have succeeded in doing that anu an elephant, and to see Tanganyi- - Grogan proceeded alone to Albert ing the continent of Africa from South which tne ponderous explorers of the k.i. Had it not been for b:g game Lake. At Bohr the little expedition to North was deemed impossible, but world have failed to accomplish. There hunting, no earthy consideration reached the edge of the impenetrable with the characteristic stubbornness of is a distinct humor in the whole thing, wu:d nave induced him to put nis toot Dinka swamp. Throwing away every- one Pyramids. .his ancestors, Captain Grogan at the makes me the more certain that we mile south of the Yet thing but absolute necessaries, the , shalli complete the telegraph and rail- - the scientific results of his journey are young explorer, accompanied by only of three years of perilous adven- - T .end way for surely am notg0lns to De surprising and varied. The geograph- - thirteen men, and with many niisgiv-ic- al ture founv himself at his journey's beaten by the legs of a Cambridge resu.ts include an exploration of ings, started on his four hundred mile anyone cap-- undergraduate. Your success more the swamps of the Pungwe river, made tramp through an region, end. To who knows the the spur unknown tain it 'is only what might have been confirms one's belief The schemes de-- as a sort of on the main journey Here, aiso, new maps were made and scribed by Sir AVitliam Harcourt as north. The explorers found the face of new names given, a hitherto unmarked expected of him; of excellent physique "wild cat" you have proved are capa-- this whole stretch of land much chang- - channel of the river being cailed the and perfect heaith, his face is the true ble of being completed even in that ed since it was last described nine Gertrude Nile. After this there was Wee of sup-- Nuer-dryin- the Briton, and being well excellent gentleman's lifetime.' years ago. There seems to be a general still the hopeless stretch of the g plied with wondly goods a better man as to personal appearance, the up of the swampy plains. Where land to be covered, before the Sobat I; 4 could not have been found in all Eng- - y0Ung traveler is in no way disappoint- - natives, according to former accounts, branch of the Nile was reached and land. He is now with his bride at the ins:. He is the tall, muscular; pink- - went from visage to village in canoes, the so.itary journey ended Hawauan Hotel. and-whi- te young man that you would there is now dry land with only a few Mr. Grogan brought a mass of eth-dee- p oUowinS extract from the choose from a hundred to do what he water holes. Their boats rot on nological information, having carefully VVorldS Work magazine gives the has dnro Vnn will finH it hard tn dry plains, and a few surviving croco- - Investigated and described various reader a good idea of of i'r.v the the extent believe him when he tells you how he V '. Mit-- .r!i;'- Ji diles lead a precarious existence. Mr. tribes with which he came in contact. work Captain Grogan - that laid out lv has- suffered from African fever; and Grogan thinks that as remote as this And a motley collection of giants, pyg-i- s himself: ru wonder still more to hear how from the center of volcanic disturb- - mles and cannibals they are. He had "On February 28, 1S9S. Ewart Scott von now, when fever excites him, is. ance, there is a constant and rapid very X Grogan - the little trouble even with the worst and Arthur Henry Sharp land- ! mind reverts to the awful journey process of upheaval. The quantity of of them. There were only two mortal t- - - .iugh the Dinka swamp, where days game in this country, called the Gor-- combats, and only once during the Africa, ostensibly on' one of those his W : e Tnaiidpninf nnrl hiiifnils 1 v onoza country, was found to be in- - w game hunting hole journey was it necessary to take expeditions which carry Oft'n, at the time, he thought that he credibly large. food without paying .for it. Usually u61u.nra hj wie lurmesi corners or was going mad. Day followed aay in . The real trip forward began on Oc- - the proffers of cloth, beads, and even the earth. Mr. Grogan had been in the trackless jungle when the life of rm tober 28, 189S, when the expedition jubiiee the Matablele war two years left medals, had the desired effect before, every man of them depended on the the Zambesi river for the north. The of bringing mar-ne- xt was familiar with about a sort of dumb and the veldt from truthfulness of the compass. Even the exploration of geographical value ket day. This experience is the reverse Cape Town to the Zambesi. Both were blar-- men covered mass Chiper- great could not stand the strain: the mountain of - of former African methods culminat-on- i. hunters, and if they had two of the porters went insane and previously visited by only one par- - ing in Stanley's idea that the only way any ideas of exploration before had to be driven along handcuffed at ty of big game hunters. The stay of successfully to cross the continent was . them, they wisely kept silent about the point of the spear. The porterage the? explorers on the shores of Lake with an army -- is unpardonable. which could lay waste them, for failure In was reduced to the barest necessities; Tanganyika was considerably disturb- - everything before it. Where Stanley the heart of one of them was a secret the whole party was only fourteen; and ed hi' fever and sunstroke, but at last says of a people, purpose breathed only to a single man 'Marching to Wadelal there were troubles enough to have they proceeded up the valley of the would only be a of am-Kus- isi home, and not even then broached justified e,ven useless waste at the kindest of leaders in river, which flows out of Lake munition." Grogan found perfect-Kiv- u. so 1? them to his comrade, a secret gigantic aving crazy men behind. The fierce Thence, for hundreds of miles, ly tractable, and did not use one of 1 - i : .that he i was almost afraid of it him- was directly overhead and gave no they made many additions to the map. the twenty rounds of ammunition that self. Before him stretched hundreds of &; to direction. Perhaps the compass They noted the progress, both material he had brought to meet them, miles never traversed by man, and be- - w. false and they were traveling in and territorial, of the Germans at the The return to England vt--r carried the . yond that, even where white men had a i ending circle. The atmosphere, expense of the Belgians, rival colonists young explorer peril-i- n " ' 4 through the more rformerly been known, the long stretch- - tht ! ush, the vegetation, even mul- region. A very complete map ous Jungles savage the this of social attention, even to es of the Nile were again in titu.Vs of Insects, were so poisonous was tnade of the eastern shore of Lake reading a paper before a full meeting "r hands. Yet eighteen months after that perhaps they were all insane an KIvu. In fact, Grogan's map of the of the Royal GeograDhicaJ sietv. .starting north Mr. Grogan set foot on had lost their original purpose. And whole country between Lake Tangan- - where the president in thanking him, -- platform of the railway station at tne absolute lack of companionship for yika Is ingenuously Jthe - and Lake Albert Edward a hoped that he would soon jairo, wnere tne peopie uj. an uu.iiuua uie icauer was no ugni aaamon to nis . BTe&t advance over all previous rec- - return with another paper of still jneet. Hail tne way ne naa come aioue, uisir&ciea mma. xae says tnat the I , I...... ores. greater interest and value." Hi v.'

- THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER:- HONOLULU, JANUARY M2,r

New York, where they will embark 15. Land described in R. P. 1075 January on the Auguste Victoria for 1152 and 2041, ! BY AUTHORITY. a to being the same con- winter cruise the Mediterranean. veyed to W. R. Watson by Sale Among the places to be visited are Western For SOeiETV and Hawaiian Investment Co. by Madeira, Gibraltar, . Algiers, deed NOTICE Genoa. of January 19. 1887, recorded in Liber singular dearth of lawn Syracuse, Malta, Alexandria, Cairo. 101, Pages 424 is a Smyrna, and 425. containing BEAUTIFUL. RESIDENCE AND in Honolulu despite the Jaffa, Constantinople, Ath- 1 1 517 acres. Sealed Tenders will be received by THERE the ens, Palermo, Naples, Nice and Monte ixufsrsijm GROUNDS. undersigned up 4 p. lawns that surround 16. Land described in R. P. 3263 con the to m. January of those who Carlo. The return voyage will be made 20th, 1901, for supplying the Queen's residences of most veyed by Maraea Kiope (Trustee of entertain extensively. True, house re- either In the same vessel or on . the Namale) to W. R. Hospital. In such quantities as may be mostly Deutschland. Watson by deed of required ceptions and lanai dances are June 10, 1887, in Liber s105. pp. 327 FINEST REISDENCE from day to day, for a period uncertain- t 5t ONE OF THE 1901, indulged In by reason of the 328. 329 containing 48.9 acres. corner of six months from February 1st, sea- One of jauntiest properties in Honolulu, located ty of the elements. But in the dry the of costumes seen 17. Land described - in - p. Llllha streets (Mr. E. to July 31st, 1901, inclusive, with the in Honolulu some R. ssjt of Judd and son when the night air is adapted for for time is that worn Apana 3 conveyend to WV R. Suhr). following items: rea- by an girl who Watson lawn fetes, there seems to be no Island has been in Eng- by Ahoi by 16, Improvements consist of main house, MEAT. land and on deed of June 1890, re- quarters, sta- son why the open air parties should not the continent during most corded in Liber 122, pp. 446 447. two cottages, servants' BREAD. t of the past few years. and complete and in splendid con- be given. The climate of Honolulu is It is a natty 18. Land described in R. P. loss. bles; all MILK. of yachting dres3 of white duck, dition. All supplies to be of the best, "quality admirably adapted for this form with the and 2815 conveyed to Akanaliilii by one-ha- lf Waikiki regulation blue trimmings and big. Also, about four and (4) and subject approval Su- amusement. At Moanalua and Waa et al by deed of record in said of land enclosed by solid stone to the of the social sue rolling collar. The red shoulder band Auction acres perintendent of Hospital. Tenders the lawn parties have been Sale Registry in Liber 55, Fols.. 436-- 7, con- with attractive lawn, fine old the cwm VL wall, for to separate. cesses, and all Honolulu snouia service cnusen aim OF taining 6.12 acres. trees and beautiful foliage. each item be by ieen- - makes a chic appearance, The Executive Committee of the heed of the example set these 19. Land described 'In R. P. 1142 I J&Jtjt tertalners. conveyed Kanehoa,-la- ni Trustees reserves right to reject ' to Akanaliilii by the j Percy M. - Pond of the firm of McClel- et by 17, any or ali bids. GEO. W. SMITH, Jtjtjt - & al. deed of Oct. 1878, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wells of Ver- ;lan, Pond Company, returned to this 63, 156, For further particulars, apply to 5751 Secretary Queen's Hospital. (city on Pianos.Plants, recorded in Liber P. containing: mont, who arrived in this city about the Alameda, accompanied by 74 acres. : j his bride. Mr. llv- - two weeks asro on their wedding tour and Mrs. Pond are 20. Land described in R. P. 1259 SHERIFF'S SALE. . ing in the home W. A. and around the world, have returnacl Irom of Bowen for a 3131 conveyed to Kai-ew- e short time Bric-a-Br- ac Akanaliilii by 8 a trip to the volcano. On their home before going to housekeep- by deed of April 3, 1879, Til mm In pursuance of an execution issued - ing. recorded III ward trip as passengers'on the steam- in Liber 63, pp. 157. 158, and contain- f, CO., 'f V r laid off or a ing 29 . .. LTD., "ic,"u, Oahu, Territory of Kina" he' atLahaina FANCY CHINA WARE. acres. nolulu. 'wttiw,. where the Queen and Prince Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Wilder and in-- 21. SILVER-MOUNTE- D - Land described in R. P. 1142 Hawaii, on the 6th day of December, A. Ala-the- CUT GLASS- 409 Fort Street, were guests luau. Since j rant returned to this city by the ir 1900, David at a conveyed to Akanaliilii by Kanehoa- - D. in re matter of Gus Schuman guests i meda, .Mrs. WARE. Telephone 184. Honolulu. return thev have been the Wilder accompanied her lani vy ueea or , recorded In vs. Quong Fook Tal, I have levied upon of honor many social function?, sister, Mrs. F. K. C. Gibbons, to South-- BOOKS. Liber the personal property of said defend- at containing 5 their many friends vieing with each ampton on her departure from Honolu PERFUMERIES. acres. ant, Quong Fook Tai, on this 10th day other for the honor. On last Wednes- lu a few months since. of December, A. D. 1900, and shall ex- LADIES' SHOES. Furthermore all of the above men- day - pose evening they attended a dinner tioned and described lands- and prem- said property for sale at public given In their honor at the home of Mr. C. Arthur Mackintosh, son of CIGARS, ETC. now. auction to highest bidder ises are held by the Maui Sugar the at the John Waterhouse. On Friday evening Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Mackintosh, Company, Limited, a domestic corpora- police station, Kalakaua Hale, in Ho- Mr. and Mrs. Wells were entertained after several months of travel and rec- tion, - nolulu aforesaid, on 12th day of under certain lease dated the the at dinner by Mrs. Annis Montague reation in the States and Europe, re- 20th day of October, A. D. 1898, January, A. D. 1901, the judg- BEGINNING MONDAY, JAM. made unless Turner, and today will go as the guests turned to Honolulu by the Alameda. between J. Kalani Smythe, Trustee, ment, amounting to two hundred and 4 of Messrs. Shingle, Young, Babbitt and and T. Akanaliilii, Trustee for eighty-thre- e 00 dollars, the interest, Holt to a launch party to Pearl Har- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Isenberg will re- 14, 1901, term of twenty (20) years beginning costs and my expense are previously bor. About twenty young society peo- - turn Sunday morning on the W. G. paid, property upon At 12 o'clock noon at my salesroom, with the 20th day of; October, A. D. said levied being pie deightful j Hall and will reside Lewers 1898, have been invited and a at the Merchant and Alakea streets, I will sell with the privilege to the lessee One unfinished carriage. time is assured. rWaikiki residence with Mr. .nd Mrs. to renew the said lease for ' at Public Auction another One unfinished dump cart. y jtjtjt Alexander Isenberg. term of twenty (20) years upon the One dump cart complete. Egry's second violin recital at the S iC TWO NEW BEETHOVEN PIANOS. same terms and conditions as in saict CHAS. F. CHILLING WORTH, Hawaiian Opera House, which will Mts. and Mrs. A. T. Brock have given ALSO 2 SECOND-HAN- D PIANOS. lease set forth, and which said lease Deputy Sheriff, Territory of Hawaii. un- up is take place on January 24th, will be their house on Kinau street and Together with a miscellaneous assort- was recorded in the Register Office, Honolulu, Oahu, December 16th, A. D. doubtedly one of the best concerts ever taken apartments on Beretania street. Oahu, ss., on the 24th day of October, 1900. 5722 ment given in this citji. Besides Egry's four Mrs. Brock will receive on Thursdays. of A. D. 1S98, in Liber 185, on pages SS violin numbers, which will include 1$ GLASS AND CHIN AWARE, ETC., and 86, and which said lease was there- SEALED TENDERS Ernsts' most difficult composition for Mr. Percy M. Pond' and bride (nee ETC., ETC. , after and by sundry mesne assign- the violin, Fantaisic "Othello," there Edith Eldredge) arrived on the Ala- ments and conveyances duly record- Will be received at the office of the Su- will, be a string quartet number by the meda after a pleasant wedding, tour ed in said Register Office, Oahu, ss.,. perintendent of Public Works till 12 Misses Woods, "Barber and Messrs. and will reside here permanently. . WILL E. FISHER, Atictr. bargained, sold, transferred, assigned, HONOLULU o'clock noon of Wednesday, January Nielsen and Rosen; also a duet foi and conveyed to said Maui Sugar Com- 23rd, for the Founda- two cellos, with piano accompaniment, PurifyiDg LMORTGAGEE'S NOTICE &F FORE pany, Limited, now construction of Paris. which is the owner :V;; payed by Mott-Smit- h Niel-so- n, tions of Garbage Crematory. Messrs. and PARIS, 3. sweeping police CLOSURE. and holder thereof, and the herein- M. Mott- - Jan. The Plans and specifications at 'the office accompanied by Mrs.,H. measures taken to purify Paris, in con-seoiifn- ce above mentioned and described lands AGENTS of the Assistant Superintendent of Smith on the piano forte; one trio for of thp alarming situation cre- In accordance with the provisions of jana premises wm De advertised for Public Works. violoncello and piano, in which Mrs. H. ated by the closing of the exposition and a certain mortgage made by James Ka- - jsaie suDject to said lease now held, FOR The Superintendent of Public Works M. Mott-Smit- h will take- - the leading the consequent throwing out of employ- lani Smythe, Trustee, to William Ren - by said Maui Sugar Company, Lim- - Mott-Smit- h ment of of people who were does not bind himself to accept the low- part on the piano. Mrs. H. M. thousands nou Watsnn Axtorl tho 9StVi rlav .t- - lieQ. dependent upon it for a living and who, rf it !.S 5ALE Or REAL ESTATE est or any . bid. will play the accompaniment to Dated Honolulu, T., Dec. 5, 190O- - in many cases, were cast upon the tember, A. D. 1897, and recorded in the H. J. A. M'CANDLESS. Egry's each number. 12,979 Register Office, of 8 8 streets, resulted in no fewer than Oahu, Territory F. J. LOWREY, President. Superintendent Public Works. arrests during the month of December. Hawaii, in Liber 171,. Folios 291, 292,, C. D. CHASE, Vice President and January 10th, 1901. 5730 Capt. Ewart Scott Grogan of London, The persons arrested include six murder- 293 294, WILL E. FISHER, - and which said mortgage' and Manager. England, and bride will remain in Ho- ers, 925 thieves and footpads, 2,579 tramps, note thereby were there-- . (the secured REAL ESTATE AGENT ARTHUR B. WOOD, Treasurer. REGULATIONS FOR THE INTER- lulu for a visit between steamers be- 2,4,"9 drunken people and 3,983 prostitutes. J. A. GILMAN, Secretary. after and on the 8th day of June, M D. AND AUCTIONEER, fore proceeding on their voyage to Aus- 1899, assignmnet-bargained- , E. P. DOLE, Auditor. MENT OF THE DEAD. . by deed of tralia. Capt. Grogan is a noted 'Afri- BEAT OUT OF AN INCREASE OF Isold and assigned to Yee Chin, and Corner Merchant and Alakea Streets, can explorer, a graduate of Cambridge, HIS PENSION. which deed assignment was At a meeting of the Board of Health young said of and wealthy, and was the social recorded in said Register Office, Oahu, MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF INTEN- Friday, January 4th, 1901, the following lion of London society upon his return A Mexican war Veteran and promi- Valuable of aforesaid, on the 10th day of June, TION OF FORECLOSURE AND - regulations for the interment the sum- from the jungles of Africa last nent editor writes: "Seeing the adver- A. D. 1899, in Libre 171, Folio 292, dead In the Territory of Hawaii was young Chol- OF SALE. , v mer. Rarely, too, has such a tisement of Chamberlain's Colic, notice is hereby given that the said adopted and ordered to be published, man privilege am re- 1 been honored with the era and Diarrhoea Remedy, I Yee Chin intends to foreclose said hereby viz: of reading a paper upon his explora- Mexico In Notice is given that pursuant Residence minded that as a soldier in mortgage to-w- it: "All deaths occurring in the Territory for condition broken, to the power of sale contained in that i. tion before a" full meeting of. the Royal '47 '48 Mexican diar- non-payme- nt and I contracted The of ; principal and in- certain mortgage dated May 6th, 1898 -- of Hawaii must be reported to the ' Geographical Society, where the Presi rhoea and this remedy has kept me . made by William K. Kaleihuia Ho Registrar of Deaths, with name, age, terest, when due. of Propertyfor Sale dent, in thanking him, expressed the from getting an Increase in my pension, notice is hereby also given nolulu, Island of OahuTerritory of Ha sex, nationality, residence, cause of re- that mortgagor, hope that he would soon return with for on every renewal a dose of 't expiration of three" consecu- wait, to William G. Brashi death, attending physician and place paper greater after the. of said Honolulu, mortgagee, and re- i another of still interest stores is unequalled as a quick f me." It tive weeks. from the date-o- this notice - of burial. No interment will be al- and value. is pleasant and corded in the Registry of Conveyance i CORNER LOT, 180 x 200, fronting on cure for diarrhoea and the property conveyed by said mort in Honolulu, In 179, on pages 354 lowed of Kona, Is- - Liber within the District & safe to take. For sale- by Benson, gage 356, land of Oahu, without the, written per- will be advertised for sale at to the mortgagee intends to fore- one of the BEST RESIDENTIAL At Berkeley, California, Miss Eula Smith & Co., Ltd., wholesale agents. public auction, at the auction rooms close the mortgage for. condition brok- an agent Board of - non-payme- Si mission of of the Elston, daughter of Rev. Allen M. Els- of Will in en, to wit: the nt of princi- ap- - Honolulu, Island - Health, who will issue permits on . STREETS of the city. ton of the First Christian church, was of Oahu, Territory- - of Hawaii, on' Sat pal and. Interest when"due. v" "'. plicatiop at his office. No Interment married on January 1 to Dr. B. F. San- - Notices; Notice is likewise given that the TWO-STOR- Corporation Y urday, the 12th day of 'January, A. D. HOUSE. 9 rooms and will be allowed in the Island of Oahu, dow of this city. The ceremony took property conveyed by the said mort- 1901, at twelve o'clock noon of said gage , 'outside of the District of Kona, or in place at the Elston home, at 2023 Chan- - will be sold at public auction at two baths. day. . the auction, rooms of James F. Mor- the Island of Hawaii, or in the Island ning way . and was performed by the NOTICE. gan, Queen f Maui, or in the Island of Kauai, MEETING Further particulars can be had of street, Honolulu, on Satur- father of the bride. The bridesmaids William A. Henshall, Attorney for day, the 5th day of January, 190L at without permission of an agent of the were Miss Ruth Hoppin and Miss Ma- 12 o'clock noon. The property I Please call for price at the office of Board of Health. THE; REGULAR QUARTERLY Mortgagee. covered bel Warnick and the groomsmen were meeting shareholders of-'- C. - Mortgagee. by said mortgage consists of: "Any person violating the above reg of the YEE CHIN, All J. Arthur Elston and Sidney Elston. BREWER & CO., LTD., will be held at '. First that certain tract of land ulations shall be liable to a fine not ex Dated Honolulu, H. T., December 5, situate at Leleo. Honolulu. Island c brothers of the blride. After a short the office ef the company In Honolulu, A. D. 1900. Island Realty Co. ceeding fifty dollars, as provided by wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Sandow will on Saturday, January 12, 1901, at 10 lOahu, Hawaiian Islands, described in law. Section 12 of the Sanitary Code a. m. Royal Patent No. 2456. Land Commia-- at come to the Islands to reside. .Dr. San jslon No. 732, Office: 204 of Board of Health, adopted De- E. F. BISHOP, Secretary. The lands' and premises' covered by Award containing an area Judd Building the dow is the Government physician of or 17-i- ou acres, 1891, Honolulu, January 5, 1901. 5746 said mprtgage consist of: , and being the same cember 7th, as set forth in the Mrs. is ' Telephone 310. the Island of Kauai. Sandow Hama-kualo- a, premises conveyed to the mortgagor by Main 1. The Ahupuaa Huelo; - laws relating to public matters and the sister of Mr. Chas. Elston of this of deed of Kanakaokai, dated January rules and regulations of the Board of city. ANNUAL MEETING. ' Island of Maui, being the same 19th, 1898, and recorded in the office Health of the Republic of Hawaii., 1897, described in .R P. 6847 to J. D. II and of the Registrar of Conveyances on PLANTATION CO., LTD. containing 3.37 acres, more or less. May 6th, 1898, in LibeV 177, pages 433 FOR is hereby repealed." A meeting yester- KIHEI RENT J. H. RAYMOND. of ladies was held 2. Lands described in R. P. 2079 and 439. day morning at the office of Dr. Slog-ge- tt NOTICE" Second v.-- 5749 President Board of Health. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT and 2783 conveyed to Akanaliilii by All that certain tract of land in the Progress block for the pur- the directors of the above mentioned R. K. Puowaina by deed of April 19, situate at Apueoiki, Kula, Maui, con- 26 1-- 2 acres, pose of considering the question of company have appointed Thursday, 1877, recorded in Hawaiian Registry taining an area of and be SEALED PROPOSALS raising funds for the Honolulu Eye and January 31, 1901, at 10 a. m., for the ing Apana 2 of Royal Patent Grant No. Cottages. annual meeting of stockholders, to be of Deeds in Libre 49, Folio 424, con- 2085 to Kaulunahele, and the land by the Ear Infirmary. A number of sugges- -- held in the rooms of the Chambers of taining 105 acres. said Kaulun conveyed to Fuuer were adopted re-cor- ded WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF tions made, but the plan Commerce. 3. Lands described In R. P. 1143 by deed dated November 22d, 1862, fancy Liber-25- , Rooms, flee of Board of Commissioners, Cen was that of giving a ball. An J. P. COOKE. conveyed to Akanaliilii by Keapo by in said Registry office in 15, executive committee was appointed, Secretary pro tern, 9, 1877, page 19. tral Fire Station, until January Klhei Plantation deed of October and recorded land-situat- e : consisting' of Mrs. W. M. Graham, Co., Ltd. 59, Third All that certain tract of 1901, for the delivery in Honolulu in said .Registry in Liber Folio con- 5751-22- 43 Apueoiki, Kula, Maui, chairman; Mrs. C. B. Cooper, Mrs. Honolulu, January 11, 1901. . 494, 5 acres. at Stores. within three months after notification containing forty-seve- n acres, Alexander Isenberg, Mrs. S. E. Damon, taining an area of H 3,A of acceptance of tender, for 4. Land described in R. P. 2471 con- and being the same premises described Mrs. C. A. and Mrs. G. Wil- Pu-u- e. One first-siz- e steam piston fire en- Elston P. NOTICE. veyed to Akanaliilii by Keohokaua and in Royal Patent Grant No. 2205 to der. The committee will meet on Mon- 27, 1878, gine, capacity 1,000 to 1,200 gallons per '- wife by deed of September day at 9 a. m. at the office of Dr. Slog-ge- tt THE STOCKBOOKS OF THE Kl- tenements, here- On the premises of the Sanitary Steam minute. Approximate weight 8,000 and recorded in said Registry In Liber Together with the for arrangements. hei Plantation Co., Ltd., will be closed 66, Folio 111 and 112, containing 33.62 ditaments, privileges and appurte- Laundry Co., Ltd., pounds. to on from January 16, belonging. between South and Specification must accompany all transfers and acres. nances thereunto Queen street. George Fuller was given a most 1901, to January 31, 1901. wm. g. brash: bids. J. P. COOKE, 5. Land described in . R. P. 6939 Mortgagee;. S pleasant surprise at his home last Ko-lomo- na The buildings are supplied with hot Also, for Treasurer Kihel Plantation Co., Ltd. conveyed to Akanaliilii &(Co. by " evening on Nuuanu avenue when a 5751-22- 45 3, 1878, and cold water and electric lights. One two-hor-se hose wagon (equipped January 11, 1901. et al. by deed of Oct. Terms Cash; United States gold 1,200 number of friends suddenly made their and recorded in said Registry in Liber expense of purchaser. Artesian water. Perfect sanitation. for service), to carry feet fire appearance they coin; deeds at hose. and demanded that 66, Page 113, containing 4.31 acres. For further particulars apply to accompany be entertained. The pretty home was Kamalo Sugar Co. 6. Land described in R. P. 6937 con- Holmes & Stanley, attorneys for mort--. Specification to all bids. soon good will gagee. reserve right turned into a scene of veyed to J.' Akanaliilii & Co. by Lala-hi- ll The commissioners the - Dated, Honolulu, December 10, 1906:""- ' For particulars, apply to reject any or bids. and pleasantries, and- the card tables t al, by deed of Oct. 3, 1878, re- -' to all six-hand- 6726 being produced ed euchre was NOTICE. KENNETH R. Q. WALLACE, corded in said Registry ,ln Liber 66, engaged in. Mrs. Fuller had been officers Sugar 112, 3.65 Secretary Board of Commissioners, lt The of the Kamalo Page containing acres. The above sale has been postponed J. LIGHTFOOT, into the secret early in the week and Company are: 1900 con- - Fire' Department. 7. Land described in R. P. until Saturday, January- 12th. Oa Honolulu had prepared dainty refreshments for Dayton to and the premises, or at the office of J. 5725 President David veyed Akanaliilii bv Kakalia the guests. Mr. Fuller is a trusted em- Vice T. K. Clark - 59, A. Magoon. 6738 President Huaole by deed recorded in Liber ploye of the Bank of Hawaii and is Treasurer H. R. Hitchcock Page 403, containing 2.25 acres. very popular lu society r.irces. Secretary D. H. Lewis 8. in R. P. 1142 con- MEETING N0T1CL L. Dee Land described uT Auditor H. veyed to Akansliilii by Makua et al. Announcement. Independence Azalea Keyes has been around the And II. R. Evans, W. A. Henshall,. by deed of July 24, 1878, recorded in THE' ANNUAL MEETING OF THE world since leaving here, says the Snn with the above officers, constitute the 175, said Registry in Liber 56, Folio s stockholders of L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd., Board of Directors. . ; : Francisco Chronicle, and her eyes are containing 126 acres. will be held at their office, Queen fairly bulging D. H. LEWIS, street, Honolulu, Tuesday, January 15, with the interesting Secretary Kamalo Sugar Co. 9. Land described in Rv P. 3202 con- THE EXISTING 1901, things she has seen. Azalea's taste veyed by between Robert Lewers, Chas. M. Park Lots for the election of officers. Honolulu, January 9, 190L 5750. to Akanaliilii Eli Kipl and Lowrey, w V O. H. WALKER, and wealth combined must have done wife by deed of May 8, 1879, recorded Ccoke and F. J. under the firm .5752 wonders in the shopping was name of Lewers & Cooke, Is this day Secretary. line. 4She DIVIDEND in said Registry in Liber 59, Folio 401, by consent, day NOTICE. " dissolved mutual and the with Mollie Dutton the I met her. containing 114.80 acres. business transferred to a corporation For Sale Mollie has also been tasting of the de- 10. 3211 con- Cooke, OAHU RAILWAY & LAND CO. (7) MONTHLY Land described in R. P. under the name of Lewers & lights of travel. She has just THE SEVENTH - - returned . dividend of one (1) per cent is now due veyed to Akanaliilii by Honokaupu Limited. from Honolulu, where she. had a per- payable and wife by deed of April 30, 1879, and All obligations of the firm are as- THE STOCKBOQKS OF THE OAHU fectly delightful time. Every one Is and at the office of Bailey's THIS PLAT-te- d Honolulu Cyclery Co., . Ltd., 163-16- 7 recorded in said Registry In Liber 60, sumed by. the corporation, and all TRACT HAS BEEN Railway and Land Company will be hoping to see much of these two inter- amounts firm are made payable U, and Is now placed on the market. closed to transfers from January 14th King street...... Folio 200, containing 85 acres. due the esting girls this winter. J. S. BAILEY, - 11. described ln,R. P. 1901 con- to the corporation. ' There is not more loca- to loth, both days Inclusive. - Land a desirable 0 5751 Chairman. Thanks are extended to those wha tion for a home. Dated January 11, 1901. 5752 veyed to J. Akanaliilii by Nakoa and have given patronage to firm which Mrs. E. F. Preston, a prominent , so- the The lots are on th Krn? (street ear Koea by deed dated March 1, 18S0, It now dissolved, and a continuance is ciety woman ac- - lite, from San Francisco, HOiiCE. , and recorded- in said Registry in Liber requested on behalf of the new corpor- within easv reach of town, and NOTICE. .. companied by pass- 67-1- 1111 be her two daughters, 66, Folio 113,. containing 00 of an ation. LEWERS COOKE. SOLD ON bo Wf-ekje- EASY TERMS, ed through this city thii n route NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN laat everyone may take advantage of A PARTNERSHD? HAS BEEN acre. to Japan as a passenger on the Amer- that THE ENTERPRISE MILL CO., 12. 2081 con- I Land described in R. P. i mis opportunity to buy. formed on the 31st day of December, ican Maru. The stoppage of steam- - i l 1900, by and between the following the XTD., of Honolulu, has discontinued veyed to Akanaliilii & Co. by Nakoa Lewers & Cooke, Limited: er here for day an . ... persons, to wit: the afforded tbem the planing mill business. The Com- et al., by deed of March 1. 1SS0, re- Lowrey f f excellent opportunity to vi3w Honolulu Ma- President F. J. KWOCK HOON, HOW SHO, pany office is now located at the corded In" said Registry in Liber 66, Vice President W. W. Harri for particulars, apply to KWOCK SAU, LING HOP, KUM and enjoy the entertainnierj t afforded goon building, room 11. All persons 134. 4 , by many P containing acres. Sec'y and Treas W. A. Hadden CHOW, LEE HOP. FAI YEE, CHEW their friends. Mrs. Preston owing accounts to said company will 13. Land described in R. P. 1142 con- Auditor C. H. Cooke TIN, doing un-t- he way CHAS. YIN and SIU business and her daughters are on their kindly settle the same promptly. 5731 veyed to Akanaliilii by A. Makue by Director Robert Lewers F. PETERSON, firm, name of CHEW WrO CHONG around the world and expert to b3 ab- Director Chas.. M. Cooke COMPANY, deed of June 22, 1SS0, recorded In said at Pauoa, Island of Oahu, sent 81, 1900. r from their home for at least eight meetingTnotice. 66, 115, con- Honolulu, December f :..-- 15 Territory of Hawaii. The nature of the . .. Registry in Liber Folio Kaahumana St, Honolulu. months. taining 3 727 business is the planting, buying and ?cres. selling of taro, pai-a- l or pol. v THE ANNAUL MEETING OF THE The above mentioned and described NOTICE. CHEW WO CHONG CO. Mrs. Robert Catton, who has been See Yup Benevolent Society, held the premistH - being- - 'the same that were 2216-4t- 8, 1901. T. visiting in the West Indies . several 22d day 1900, Honolulu, January : for of December, the follow conveyed to William Renney Watsoi THE PACIFIC MILL COMPANY? Rooms months, is expected to return to Ho ing persons were elected as officers of Soper, Ha- planing min,bTisi--nes- s to Let. society, to ensuing by John H. Marshal of the has succeeded to the REMOVAL NOTICE. nolulu on the 29th Inst. She is now in the serve for the waiian Kingdom, by deed dated No- of th Enterprise Mill Co., Ltd., San Francisco, having to re- - 5'ear re- A FEW Cfrnjr-v- . prvvwa Intended vember 12, 1885. . Alakea and Richards streets, and tvit? turn via the Alameda, but reached the President. Lee Dot Son. gentlemen only, In the Arlington Hotel MRS. T. B. CLAPHAM HAS vice President, 14. Land described In R. P. 1262 con--' spectfully solicits the patronage of all Annex, on Hotel Coast too late. Chew Gem. veyed to W. R. Watson by Kahlewalu customers of the latter mill ; street. moved her art department from Miss 8 Secretary, Y. M. Wee. former Apply to Klllean's, on Hotel street, to Gedge by deed of April 12, 1S77, in company. the Chinese Sec'y. Man Chon Sang. recorded ' Cottage In Hawaiian Hotel grounds. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cooke and niece, 104, 150, 86.20 J. T. E, Treasurer, Lee Lick. Liber Page containing . EMilETT MAY, KROTJSE 88S& Annex 5731 Miss Alice Cooke, leave shortly for 6745 Auditor, Kee Kan. acres. . . . 5732 - W. H. G. ARNEMANN. II!

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A THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL AD VKRTIPER HONOTirLTT. JANUARY 12, 1901. F. ttumjAR USES w ja. HENRY MAY , &VC0. BEFORI ilia! U Mi - i i rvi i METHODS BOSTON BUILDING. FORT STREET making your purchaseselse-wher- e 6 V Queen Street. call and see the largest assortment of Dress Goods, Francis Murphy Tells Ccfe Merchants. Tea Dealers, etc.', 'the city can offer. of His Way. THIS DAY. OLD KONA COFFEE, LOVE PAVES THE Auction Sale OF, Green, Roasted and Ground, our specialty. Dimities, Organdies, 13W ''May & Co.'s Coffee" proverbial for the best. Custom of Treating Common to Americans the Cause of Much w h full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries always Challies, Ginghams Intemperance. tillIN THE on hand. Fresh Supplies constantly arriving RANCIS MURPHY, the gospel McBryie Sip Compmy, Lti from the Mainland and Europe, temperance lecturer who will in1 Zephyrs, Percales speak at Central Union Church All Delicacies Season by every American Sunday "night, employs methods peculiar steamer from San Francisco. to himself in approaching and appealing ONSATURDAYJ4N.12, 1900 Hp the people most in need of his help. Deliveries to every part of the city, including Waikiki 12 - and Lawns. In explanation ne said: . AT O'CLOCK NOON. and Palama daily. ... is difficult to explain my methods, "It At my salesroom, 65 Queen street, I any except for I haven't in particular, to will sell at Public Auction by order of Retail Department, 22 and 24.c fwa buy out,, 1 ELEPHONFS With tremendous quantities and follow the dictation of kindness and the Treasurer, Mr. F. M. Swanzy, the j Wholesale and bipj ing Department, 949. love and mercy. When I go to a city u go along with big following certificates of stock in , the the unusual prices that usually giye a lecture at a church, for. P. O BOX Orgi-na- McBryde Sugar Co., Ltd., unless the de 386 buying we are able to display the most l. that is the only way open, and at that linquent fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth lecture I trust to find some one, by happy and assessments, with Newest . Styles and ninth interest hxclusive and accident, who is in need of help. I do not thereon and advertising expenses, are Patterns at prices far below want to talk to a houseful of good church, paid on or before the day and hour of people, for they do not need it, and it is Ale at the office of T. H. Davies & Co., too bad, but they are about only ones - ' ANY OTHER STORE. the Honolulu; , who usually come. I always give a cor- FOR SALE. Certif. Shares. Certif. Shares, dial invitation to sign the pledge, and if 498 2 533 11 some poor, unfortunate . fellow comes up 33 10 .. and sighs, do not rush to him with re- 102 4 561 .. 2 I 178 1 575 ...... 1 joicing, or patronize him in any way. . I him and say I am 182 10 870 ...... 7 25 just shake hands with 199 5 - 872 Saddle he come .. .25 glad to see him. Then will 3 902 225 again. Drunkards are sensitive, - and 243 flung 259 25 945 .. 100 LINENS, 30e., 35c. and 40c. yd they do not want to have the fault 1117 .. 25 INDIA at them even in forgiveness of it. It re- great delicacy to help a 31? ... 10 1382 .. 15 SOcts. yd quires a deal of 372 ... 13 1426 10 Horses SWISS MULL, 30, 35, 40fand man without aliuding to his fault, but 445 ... 3 1527 .. 10 that is the 'way to accomplish it. It announce would 1625 ... 10 1627 . . 20 New lot of EGYPTIAN MULL, 30, 35, 40cts. yd would not do to that I 1630 ...200' 1701 .. 15 give a lecture to drunkards. Not a 1716 2 1719 .. 6 would come, any more a drunkard than 1768 ...37 1771 .. 10 LAWN, 20, 25 30,35, 40c yd liar (or an acknowledged one) would NIA HORSES PERSIAN come if announced a lecture to liars. F. M. SWANZY. Treasurer. CiLM I Honolulu, Dec. 26. 1900. , l-2- o: "I am not at all' in sympathy with ag- PALE BOAK, 35c 37 and 40o. yd gressive temperance reform. I have been criticised a great deal by temperance peo- JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr. CHEAP MADRAS, 35, 40 and 45cts. yd. ple because I am not against license and do not attack the saloon men. I believe that if we would close our own saloons, ISLAND SADDLE NAINSOOKS, the" saloon between the nose and the .THIS DAY. HORSES, bred by W. II. Rice chin, that the rest of the saloons would 1 02.25, 82.50, $3.00, 83.25,etc, per piece of 12 yd close of their own accord. As to the sa- If. DKAFT AND DRIVING HORSES at a sacrifice. loon man, it is, wrong to attack him. He 1 !.. is in business, and often he is quite a decent fellow. He has his business inter- Auction Sale ests the same as any other man, and it ? does not necessarily follow that he is a OF 1 bad man because he sells liquor. - Honolulu "The greatest trouble in the way of Stock Yards Go. I temperance custom of is, I think, the -- LIMITED. treating. It is so widespread that it is A Lease of Land .. CORNER KINO AND SOUTH everywhere, and it expresses all manner - "STREETS. Ribbons of gentlemanly and courteous feelings,, so Specialty that it is very hard for the best of men 4 new- We have on exhibition a new to avoid. There is hardly, a man in ON SATURDAY. JAN. 12, BEAUTY PINS all the town who will go down town and into and large selection of Ribbons est shapes and shades at prices a saloon with the avowed purpose of get- AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. in all shades at prices which ting drunk. He just drifts into it; prob- I will sell at Public Auction, on the In Clothing ably meets a friend, and one or the other premises, the lease of that piece of Your Children to suit all. 276-27- bear comparison. says, 'Come on in and let's have a drink, land, liber 99, pages 7, situated on and then there is another, and another, the mauka, Ewa corner of: King and You can obtain at our establishment every requisite for their complete outflt- - and pretty soon he is drunk. It Is not Kekaulike streets; said lease having uug, nut amy in tne greatest assortment, Dut also many novelties goods not the fascination of the drink that1 makes eleven years more to run. found elsewhere, and at the lowest prices consistent with . - goods ct men drunkards. If a man goes into a offered, affording: mothers an opportunity to dress their children in cor-re- saloon and finds, a lot of the fellows, why Terms Cash; United States gold styles and good, taste inexpensively. someone treats, and then, through cour- coin; deeds of expense Every department is, managed by trained exDerts In their variaiu' ltnoa. transfer at of The advantage of being able to purchase all your clothing Curtains and Flannels and tesy, and because he is a good fellow, purchaser. ; , children's under every other man treats at Intervals and one roof and the above conditions, should be apparent, to every mother. they get to drinking. Let a man go Into For further particulars, enquire of Drapery Nets a saloon and find no one there, and what the Chinese and English Debating So Our Stores Are the Headquarters Flannelettes , Why, does he do? he goes out; he don't ciety, or of I For Wrappers, Children's want to stay there. If it was the fasci- I We are able to place before the nation of the drink that brought him he JAS. F. MORGAN, For Stylish Neckwear k - " Dresses, etc., at the following would stay. not. 7 - The HIGHEST ' Itls AUCTIONEER NOVELTIES in NECKWEAR and all of the more sedate public at the following selling "And people are r not bad fellows be- styles.. shapes c, The correct for Pall and Winter are the Imnwla.!. Ascot. 7c, 8 10c, 12c, 15c, 20c, Four-in-Han- 17c, cause they, drink. is usually most d, . : : It the Batwing, Butterfly, Bow. Puff and Teck. They are In our fur- , prices 15, 20, 25, 30c yard. generous 25C, 30C, 40C, 50c, 55c, 60c, per and kindhearted that are most nishing department in all the new colorings and effects, 60, 75, Jl and $1.50. often drinking. They are very , easily We are constantly buying new neckwear, so our is chans?. No for Auction Sale ' stock conatantiv time like the present. yard. appealed to, because they have such a ipg. ,t . ' good side to their nature. I have often OF replenishing your Linen Closet. been invited Into saloons to tajk, and I have gone, not to rant, or shout oat Messieurs for You to Digest We can do Blankets, Pillow threats of damnation, or things of that SUSPENDERS for each pair of trousers Is a comfort cheaply bought sort, but to quietly appeal to them.- - with- In a shower nothine better than an UMBRELLA unipsa n MArifrMTnSH Cases, Sheetings, Quilts, Mos- Shirt WaistsJ out alluding to drink at all. I just speak Either or both fairly priced. THAT HAT is best that wears the longest THREE quito etc., etc., to of better things. Perhaps I point out the and costs' the least Nets, second In all colors, styles and sizes, at grandeur and the beauties of the world, IIIIllI DOLLARS. and allude to home ties, and pure, whole- IN THE none,. , a ridiculously low figure. some things, i was once intemperate my- self, and I know how to talk to the boys. We Have Everything in Men's Wear I my own feelings, how Kona Sugar Co., Ltd. tell' them and Step inside if you do not see you , dissatisfied I was with myself at Times, what want. how miserably r lacking in .self-respe- ct, and how ready I had been many times to quit, had someone helped me In the ON TUESDAY, JAN. 22, 1901 right way. When I speak In this way 6 Fine Furnishings for Men they understand, and they shake hands . At. 12 O'CLOCK NOON. with me. do not press or urge them. I Ho- just sow a little mustard seed, and At my salesroom, Queen "street, i t Instead of buying your Furnishings 6n Fort Street, pay us a visit, see grow no THE KASH" leave it to in their hearts. I nolulu, I will sell at Public Auction, our selection and It will you. . not go to saloons to talk temperance to by order of the Treasurer, Mr. F. W. TWO STORES, TWO STOCKS. TWO TELEPHONES. We can offer you the same goods - as other stores at a much more reason-titl- e them, but they talk it to me, and it does McChesney, the follfiwing certificates P. O. Box 558. 96 676. price. them good. All do is to love them, and and I of stock in the Kona Sugar Co., Ltd., 9 and 11 Street, b.:-- kind. That touches their hearts, and Hotel and Corner of Port and HoteJ Streets. gets their sympathy. When that is unless the assessments due and now dene they are, open to appeal, for their lelinquent, together with interest and Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, better nature is brought out. advertising expenses are ' paid on or "There ought to be more love in tfce before the day of sale: 4 world. Fathers must come down off 23, 100 as- C-R- boys. Certificate shares, 10th Neckwear, their stilts and love their Let them $1,000. Suspenders, go down towa with their boys and take sessment, i' 'COLLINS them by the arm and b good fellows Certificates 157 and 158, 60 shares assessment, $1,000. TELEPHONE fS. with them. Let them be guardians and each, 10th r. O. BOX n Practfcal Manufacturer of Harness Pajamas, Night shirts, Socks chums, and tell them the wholesome Certificate 104, 30 shares, 6th, ?th, wherefores of things. The boy who is 8th, 9th and 10th assessments, $1,500. and Saddlery, aud treated that way will love his father and Dealer in everything respect Certificate 182, 25 shares, 8th, 9th him, and he is bound to him with assessments, $750. pertaining to Jbuslness. hoops of steel. He could not be torn and 10th the from his influence. Love Is the father's Certificate 232, 25 shares, 8th, 9th Established 1891. v power over his child, not force and and 10th assessments, $750. m abuse. , : Another thins:.' too. I have Certificate 115, 5 shares, 10th assess- thought. It would be a good plan to have ment, $50. KLNG STREET, MAR UTJUANU. all the liquor that is sold examined by Certificates 120 and 121, 50 shares the Government. Why. when a man each, 10th assessment, $1,000. has been drunk two or three times now, he is poisoned. Time was when a man Certificates 124, 125, 127 and 128, 20 Everything Bathing could go out and drink himself oft his shares each, 10th assessment, $800. for the care and equipment Suitsi legs up Certificate 218, 10 10th as- at night and wake in the morn shares, ing feeling fairly good, with at least a sessment, $100. BATH - ROBES, DRESS Jr'UIT CASES; ALSO HATS AND READY-MAD- E clear head. But now it has become so Certificate 141, , 20- shares, 10th as- SUITS TO FILL THEM WITH. that a man is a physical wreck, with his sessment, $200. mental powers paralyzed and his body racked. Certificate 193, 5 shares, 9th and 10th assessments, $100. - "Jt is individual abstinence that needs to be preached, and the way to do It is Certificate 216, 35 shares, 9th and with brotherly love, the milk of human 10th assessments, $700. kindness, and bountiful mercy. LIGHT DRIVING AND HEAVY WORK HARNESS ALL THE ABOVE AND ENOUGH MORE TO A 100-PA- With that F. W. M'CHESNEY, FILL loyalty and fellowship which Is shown In kindness of one an- v Treasurer. the drinking man to Honolulu, 17, ' other when the stronger takes the weak- December 1900. In stock and made to order. er home and puts him to rest, the for tunate abstainer ought to reach out to A his unfortunate intemperate brother and JAS. F. MORGAN. Auctr. fine Line of RIDING SADDLES draw him away Into a purer, more whole- - some atmosphere." , On the best California and Hawaiian Trees LB o Another Anthony Protests. Pianos for Sale. mm Large and varied assortment of ROCHESTER, N. Y., Jan. 3.-- The lat est development In the woman suffrage fight, begun STABLE REQUISITES AND HORSE GOODS over a Quarter nr a ronhirv On view at my salesroom, 65 Queen ago when Susan B. Anthony and her tes- ter. Marv S. Anthonv. street, are two fine pianos; one is a Kimball, the other a German piano. Island Orders promptly and satisfy ctorially LIMITED. fined, is the stand taken by Marv S. filled. Antnony in tne matter of taxation of hei Anyone wishing a fine ., Instrument property. She sends not!ii rv shoud not loose this opportunity for Treasurer Ham'lton that she will nor in getting one at a very low price. future pay taxes except under protest, until she is allowed the right of suffra" The action will likely result In Queen case a test Street. Deing Drought In the court JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr. Read the Advertiser. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, JANUARY 12, 1901. T

LOCAL BREVITIES. TWO BY IT CONCERTS C - jl O M '21 meet- W Hawaiian Lodge No. held a evening--. HAWAIIAN BAND 1 ing last BY WEARING THE I Room and board can be Jiad in pri- Due to Arrive' vate family, at 1346 King street. Music C "EX. JOHN Fine line of boys shirt waists at at Emma Square Today CURREIR" King-- . I Landoe. on Fort street, near . and Makee Island (10,000) A number of good pianos are offered Trn TESmQ for sale at Morgan's auction rooms. 'loniorrow. Three hundred bags of bran will be sold at auction at the Irmgard wharf There will be a concert by the Terri- I Rbthe Harbor Lime. today. The In Men's Shoes: Each Shoe has a small eye just above the torial band this afternoon 4:30 o'clock latest Dandruff Killer Is sale at heel, blch allows the air to pass In, circulating under the sole of the foot, Pacheco's for Square 3 ALSO by all druggists, and at the Union bar- at Emma and Sunday at o'clock which nrventa the feet from sweatin g. These Shoes are in tana only. The I ber shop. .... at Makee Island. The program for to- Shoe for this climate. (1.000,000) are not exaggerating when we day is as follows; i OHl We EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. say that our bread is the best in town. ' March "Hands Across the Sea" WE ARE German Bakery. Sousa' Spring window shades for windows Overture "Tancredi" ...... Rossini I Red of any size. Extra wide portierres for Selection "The Lombardians .... Verdi Brfck. archways. J. Hopp & Co. Finale "Belisario" Donizetti young man desires a position' as Waltz "Town of Songs' Fahrbach A Polka "Fiorella" ...... Levey Yam office clerk or bookkeeper. Has had t Spangled THEO. H. DA VIES & CO., ten years experience. See ad. . "The Star Banner." LTD. The program for tomorrow will be: The annual meeting of the stockhold- AlifiJN ers of L. B. Kerr & Co., Ltd., will be ' PART I. HAKDWAlJ E DEPAUT T Tuesday, January - held next loth. "ThA Old " ... Agents For . . . For the best Milwaukee beer, call at nVf.rtiir"M(.Iii" ri,on,hit.i vi v Hotfsclaeger Co., Ltd., King and Bethel Ballad Sterling Lubricating Oils, Clariphos, oy "Ave Maria" Hinchhfi Alsen Cement, Portland Ktreets. jviaae .union iaDor oniy. Intermezzo "Claire" .. Apia Cement, Giant Powder Coaipany, Angle Lamp Company Dlck' Auction sale of the delinquent stock Grand Selection "Tannhauser" Balata Belting, Roche " Harbor Lime, New Home Sewing MachinM of the McBryde Sugar Company, at j Vagm, and Pan-Americ- an Hand Sewing Machines. Morgan s salesrooms today at noon. HfflVO PART II. DEALERS John Reilly, who was formerly em-- ! ' ' IN ployed by the government as driver Overture "The Bride" (new) .... Aulwr Agateware, Glassware, Crockery, Harness, Saddles and Leath- of the steam roller, is very ill at his Fantasia "The Yeomanry Patrol" (new) ers, Rugs, Brass Bedsteads, Trunks, Valises, Matting, ) Squire Safe, home. Linoleum, Rifles and Shotguns, Powder and Caps, General Hard- A competent engineer; one who thor-- 'DWertlssiment "The Zouaves" ... Leslie ware and Plantation Supplies. undprstands-- pneines. auJi,u xarwuoa No ,rhiv. - stationarv .1"1'"""""TV, C?- .- More desires a position., faee want ads for Spangled Banner." Dread address. - L. B. Kerr & Co. have bargains in Wife Beater Fined. H-O- -O- B P-P- -H B B n H goods aston- Dental Chair dress this week that will Akina, a wife beater, was fined $10 ish you. See their new ad today, and by Judge be convinced. Wilcox k yesterday. When he The stockbooks of the Oahu Railway was asked why he had struck "his wife and Land Company will be closed to he said: "Because she was drunk." Allen's $500 transfers from January 14th to the The couple live in Kakaako, and it Will be .given to anyone inclusive. , i was on Friday night who detects lath, that Akina went inferior material used by the New The Honolulu Market Co., Ltd., on home and beat his wife. Her face was York Dental Parlors. gold - In all our Kethel street, selling- today fine cut and bruised very badly. The judge are crowns and bridgework we use 22-- K. ducks for 25 cents each. Something suggested that perhaps the prisoner gold. was mad because his wife had Fruit Salt In all our other work the ma- rood for your Sunday dinner. not terial is OF THE BjsT, AND GUAR- An left any "swipes" for him, and told ANTEED. nual Clearance Sale W. B. Mallng, clerk of the United him he could pay the fine as a little All work done by GRAD- States District Court, accompanied by lesson in domestic deportment.; UATED DENTISTS of from 12 to 20 his wife and family, left yesterday for years' experience, and each department Waialua, where they will remain over in charge of a specialist. Give us a Sunday. call, and you will find us to do exactly .OF.... The Sanitary Steam Laundry Com- as we advertise. We tell you In ad- pany's down town office is at the old Is Healthful vance exactly what your work will Elite building, 116 Hotel street. Laun- cost by a FREE EXAMINATION. dry and -- orders left there ,will ' be SET TEETH 3 00 promptly attended to. LIMITED. GOLD CROWNS ss'oo LADIES' MUSLIN Probate matters in the Circuit. Court GOLD FILLINGS $1.00 set for today will go over until next It is a pleasant and cooling 1.L.V Hi I' lL.JIIMUS Kftf- week, owing to the departure yesterday, JOBBERS and RETAILERS saline aperient, composed of. the "T- of the judge for Waialua, where he acid of the grape, the orange, NO PLATES will remain for a couple of uays. the lemon and the lime, combin- The Rev. E. S. Chapman has been ed with the mildest forms of sa- compelled to postpone his departure line correctness. for this city indefinitely, to the regret many of his friends, who are interested WE HAVE PLACED in the results of his temperance work. b Ciuse of t&fi Wray Taylor has received anothery Healthful letter from the commissioner of agri- - AIT O TT"i T m t-- fruits culture at Washington, requesting that UJN at Our name alone will be a guarantee Our entire tock, consisting of he make a very thorough experiment J DfLWAL OflLL that your work will be of the best. with lupin beans and report the re bccacse cf the saline - ONE-HAL- F Cooling sults. JAT ABOUT THE REGU ew York Denial Piriurs, The Rev. C. H. Thomkins, missionary LAR VALUE, A VERY DSSIRALE c rn dives. at Paauilo, has addressed a pastoral LOT OF Room 4, Elite Building, i letter to his people on the Island of HOTEL STREET. . Night Gowns, Hawaii, expressing the hope that he because agreeable LADIES IN ATTENDANCE. will soon be able to take up his work Pleasant again. to the taste LA FINE ASSORTMENT OF ? Bids were opened at noon yesterday Skirts, Corset Covers, for the construction of a storm water RIBBONS! f drain on Alakea street. Superintendent drives off McCandless reports It effete and useless two bids already matter from the system and h in. that of J. J. Belser for $4,304.58, and WHICH. WERE IMPORTED EXCLU- New Novelties Drawers, or J. ic Higby, for $4,889.75. should be regularly taken by SIVELY FOR THE HOLIDAY residents of, Is- A number of people went to Maui on the Hawaiian In the JEWELRY LINE direct from the Eclipse in- TRADE, BUT HAVING ARRIVED lands. Price 11.00. yesterday afternoon to the manufacturers. ! spect the Kahikinui ranch. This ranch ONE MONTH LATER THAN EX- Skirt Ghemises, has lately been purchased for Henry Waterhouse PECTED. WE PURCHASED THEM and others. It will be used "Ml for grazing purposes exclusively. AT A LARGE DISCOUNT. AND IN- HAWAIIAN SOUVENIR . JEWELRY The Pacific Cycle and Manufacturing TEND TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS v MADE TO ORDER AT - : Has . been reduced to prices that are company nave a very novel and at tractive window. .An immense wheel 404 FORT ST. bound is suspended around a Sterling bicycle, A RARE C8RISTHAS TREAT Hobron Drug Co., to make this sale a success. on the rim of which are a number of BIART'S JEWELER Timely Topics," characteristic of the IN THE WAY OF EXTRA VALUES. MerUpg wheel. VALUES THAT MUST TO APPEAL FORT AND KING. i ne case of E. L. Green, charged YOU. wun naviner caused the death of Mrs Mukaena by heedless driving, has gone over until next Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock, on account of the illness of ft V tejM Vk' Jvahalewai, one of the principal wit- m nesses for the prosecution. J,lgOOI1i mur The board of commissioners of the LIMITED. AT THE GAZETTE OFFICE.; Fire Department of this city has pre- sented its estimates for coming year JOBBERS AND RETAILERS. to the Superintendent of Public Works. CALL EARLY Eventually they will be presented to the Legislature. The current bills were audited and paid at the last meet- As the line will be broken in a few days. ing of the board. The usual Burns anniversary social will be held in Waverley Hall, Bethel street, on Best Bread Friday evening, January 25, at 3 o'clock. Tickets ($1.00 each) may be had from the following members cf (RYE AND WHEAT.) committee: Messrs. N. Kay, George Call. D. Macrae, J. C. McGill, T. Mur- ray. A. S. Guild. J.. H. Catton, R. An- derson, J. C. Brown. Rolls, Pies Headquarters THE ECONOMY I'UB OF AND Cakes A THOUGHTFUL MAN B; F. Ehlefs &Go ? Are to be had at the Athletic, Gymnasium He ta FORT STREET, Decides Boot Blacks and AND Barb.i s Luxuries To German Bakery Be Phone White 3851. - 1 t "Have you ever stopped to think UPPER FORT STPEET. SPORTIN what some of the little luxuries cost i a bachelor in Honolulu?" asked the R. ISENBERG, President. T CHARLES BELLINA, Manager. man who had lived a year among the B- - palms and boarding houses. He was G 00D3 THE AaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAaAAA getting his shoes polished and was Searching through hl3 pockets for a stray dime as he spoke. fcRASS AND IRON ' "This Is Saturday and that's the sixth ten-ce- nt piece I've shelled out Club Stables this week; tomorrow I'll have to pay t fifteen cents, and all because a man has LIMITED. t got to ok decent or do his own pol- ishing. I've just been figuring up Telephone what a donkey of a financier I am. 4tr. 3 Here's 1 I Bedsteads a pair of shoes that cost me PEARSON, P0 LK ( 0., L!M I LD, four-fift- y. In to make them look Reliable Horses, experienced Drivers. order Mr-nol- AW presentable it has cost me ten cents a .New Rigs, Fair Prices. 926 (new nrmlier) Fort St., u u. H. vAflPrices. bizes. day at the bootblack's stand. Ten t cents a day for 325 days and fifteen BEAVER LUNCH All cents a day for forty Sundays means ROOMS Styles. an outlay in fashion and shoe-polis- h m H. NOLTE, LEY'S or just 538.50 year. you grasp my J. Proprietor. Telephone 398 a Do ;; THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF meaning? That represents Just eight Fort Street, Opposite Wilder & Co. pairs FIRST-CLAS- S LUNCHES SERVED. IKE of shoes that I might have owned With Tea, Coffee. Soda Water, Ginger P: 0. Box 441 if I'd been smart enough to buy, my Ale or Milk. I own box of blacking or bottle of pol- Open from 7 a, m. to 10 p. m. ish. Pm going to swear off It's New Smokers' Requisites a Specialty. TS Flat and Roll Top Desks Tears, anyway."1 DURIN.t The man who was shaved by a bar- THW WET SI ELL you aan spare your wheel for a fe-- davt to LINOLEUM, RUGS, MATS AND CARPETS. ber nave ir. overhauled and Take It to Bailey's, where vou can et four times a week, and occasionally Hawaiian Soda Works. nrsT-claj- M enmeit. five Job at reasonable rates. ENAMELING GUARANTEED equal 1b times when he went out to dinner, appearance to rubbed factory worK. ami mr durable. his face thoughtfully. EMMA AND VINEYARD STS. l3r,e -- of reri4lr Parts, and can anyttem? n "Four twenty-fiv- e o h,.iha..r,vf,ry tok replace shaves a week - gfWAl-- TIRES. W-a- re factory agenta for the Milwaukee cents , Upholstering Repair Work each" and he took out hi9 note- TELEPHONE BLUE 187L Puncture Tires, Morgan A Writ'e Tires, etc and book GAS - . , and commenced figuring. "Aver- DELT LAIPS; reduced. prjce to clear. , ; . j i age, $4.50 PROMPT VERT. a month $54 a year, besides - I.A1HPS, hair 'MAJESTir- :.hn J2.50. 1 1 cuts' and the last his barber saw ' ' M. & W. GAS, $2.00. of him he was bargaining for a shaving THE ROYL PENOVATORY. .59IMPS. cup and brush that he carried home WHITE LABOR ONLY. The Oqyne Furniture Company, with him. LdJ CLOTHES CLEANED AND PRESS-e- d, $l.to $1.50 per suit Hats cleaned Bailey's Honolulu Cyclcry Co., Notd for delleacy of flavor, an soft and bleached. 25c, 50c and 75c. Dyeing P. 0. Box 621. Progress Block. Phone 92Sr and mellow. . Sprvianct, Stanlay A Co's done monthly contract. No. 27 Alakea LIMITED whiskies. r street (Mrs. Levy's rooming house). nor 29 A2f D 23 1 KHSG STREET, Y7YTVYYT?TYTTTVTY7TYTV7V77TTT7TTT77TT77777TYVYTTYTVf HONOLULU 12, 1901. 8-- THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISES: 'JANUARY

THE PACIFIC FLAGSHIP CREW HONOLULU STOCK' EXCHANGE. Commercial Advertiser Honolulu, January 11, 190L Oceanic Sfeamsliip Companj IS MUTINOUS --Ai ' Entered at the Postoffice at Honolulu, NAME OF STOCK. Capital Val Bid; ed "College Hills" H. T., Second-clas- s Matter. HONGKONG, Jan. 3. Considerable ex- Issued Every Morning Except Sunday by YkV tho citement has been caused the fact MXRCANTILS. HAWAnAN GAZETTE COMPANY, that the crew of the Barfleur. Admiral C Brewer & Co... 011.03 100 mutinied V. The Splendid New The fine Passenger Steamers of this line will arrlvs an Uava tkla rt 65 St. Bruce's fiagship, have and 8U6AS. - - t Von Holt Block, No. South King - hereunder: gun sighU overboard, thus 20 A. . .. Business Manager, thrown the Ewa...... 27 W. PEARSON ' FTamoa 175,000 100 From For San , , ! : j rendering the ship practically useless. San Francisco. Franciseo. ' flaw. Agricultural Co: l.oon.ooo 100 ; SUBSCRIPTION RATES: The local authorities are very reticent daw jom. s bug. jo. 2,312,750 100 Residence Alameda .. Jan. 8 Zealandia .. Jan i Hawaiian Sugar Co. 2,OOC,000 20 S9!4! Zealandia ...... Jan. 23 Mariposa :T"or the United States (including Hawaii Ju regara to the affair. It is alleged that 750,000 4t Jan. 7 Ronomr 100 155, 163 - 29 Territory):.. ,, crew considered themselves badly ... 2,000,000 20 Sonoma- Jan. Zealandia Jan. j w the - Bonokaa..... 9 3 months .... iD th nnDortionment of the Fe- Haiku 600,000 100 240 Suburb Mariposa ..Feb. Sierra .. Jan. tt 500,000 20 S months kinff toot. They further complained of Cahuku 24i4 25 Sierra .. Feb. 19 Mariposa .. Feb. 11 SamaloSug. CoXt.a ( 2'25,000 20 by 1 year . grievance of New being laid out the 2 hoavv punishments. The J 250,000 Zealandia ...... Mch. Alameda .. .. Feb. were re--i " Paid up 20 is Advertising rates on application. petty officers was that they 1,050,000 Oahu College, above . , 12 the Hongkong Kihei Plan. Co.Lt. a 50 lSVtf! Trustees of Ventura Mch. Zealandia Mch. I fused reasonable leave at aft " Paid up 1,500,000 50 16 VK Rocky IlilL . Sonoma : Mch. 11 er months' active service, it is STlpahulu. 160.000 100 107J4 eiht . 300,000 Sierra .. .. Apr! stated that a omcer oi Koloa .!.....-- 100 1HO marines was wounded intentionally. The Eona Sugar Co. 500,000 100 MO are difficult to obtain, but it is"al-lege- d facts men M annate I S. Co.. Asa ( 406,000 100 there are forty or fifty ' 100,000 100 N. that Paidipi - , company A boulevard and streets are oiiims in cells. The whole ship's have McBryde S. Co.it. A 832,500 20 ?4 ab- TIME TABLE. had their leaves stopped and all have Paid up I 1,650,000 20 14 low being completed. solutely refused to obey the officers. Nahiku Sugar Co. A ( 20 " Paid up) 20 From and Jan. 1, 1900. Oahu Sugar Co...... 8,600,000 100 153 after SUBMARINE BOATS. Onomea 1,000,000 20 OUTWARD. . Ookala 600,000 20 175 , Prices and terms" will be announced ' Dally Daily Dally Daily Daily Oiaa Sugar Co. LtAa j 812,500 20 soon by the In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, Agents not Authorized by Congress " Paid up i 2,500,000 20 the are tr ex. ex. Will be 150,000 "Ja pared to Issue, to intending passengers. Coupon Through Tickets by any tatlona. Olowalu 100 1M road, rail, Sun. Sun. During Present Session. Paauhau Sug. Plan. Co 5,000,000 60 SALES AGENTS from San Francisco, to all points In the United States, and from Nrs a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. acme 500,000 100 York by any steamship a.in. 3. A special to f line to all European ports. Honolulu.. 7:10 9:15 11:05 3:15 6:10 NEW YORK, Jan. Paia 750,000 100 "zio City 8:03 9:48 11:40 8:47 5:30 the Herald from Washington says: Pepeekeo. 750,000 100 195 Fsarl Pioneer 2,000,000 100 FOR FURTHER Mill.. 8 19:08 12:00 4:05 sao Submarine boats for the navy will not PARTICULARS APPLY TO Dwt Waialua Agr. Co..... 4,500,000 100 i 115 . 116 Wai&nae. 16:59 4:45 be authorized by. Congress during the A'alanae... 300,000 100 Walalua 11:55 5:40 present session If the views of the ma- Wailuu 700,000 100 340 Business men Kafeuku... 12:22 6:15 jority of the Naval Board on Construc- Walmanalo 252,000 100 1474 Waimea 125,000 100 100 Wm G. IRWIN & are observed. Co INWARD. tion Stkamship Cos. Daily The board has considered a letter can save - ' Dally Dally Pally of Wilder 8.8. Co .500,000 100 105 LIMITED from Representative Foss, chairman Cnter-Man- Station. ex. ex. . d a 8. Co. . 600,000 100 110 115 Sun. San. the House committee, regarding the bill General Agents Oceanic S. S. Co. am. am. p.m. p.m. pending authorizing the construction of M IBCKT.T.Ay SOTO many hours 5:35 2:08 Hawaiian Elect ic co. 250,000 100 Kakuku ...... twentv additional submarine boats. Hon. Rp. Tr. & Ld. Co. 250,000 100 Walalua .... 6:10 2:50 By a vote of 4 to 1 the decision was Hon. Steam Laundry. 25,000 100 Waianae . ... 7:10 5 against the new vessels until their val-- Mutual Telephone Co. ,00 10 11 14 Era Mill . .. 550 7:45 1:05 Pearl City . . 6:15 8:03 1:30 4 62 I ue 13 aemonsiraLeu. vnon Uakaha CofCo.Pdup 40,000 100 Honolulu . ... 6:50 8:35 2:05 5:26 Woodward, representing near auiuiku O. R. & L. Co 2,000,000 100 Pie Q. P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, Hichborn,' chief constructor, was the People's Ice & Kef. Co. 150,000 100 70 fi Superintendent. G. P. & T. A. dissenting member. Bonds In making this decision the majority Haw. Govt. 6 per cent. 100 nil 5 per METEOROLOGICAL. RECORD. took into consideration the reports of Haw. Govt. cent, & Far-quha- Haw. Govt. Sa Occidental Co. 4 Dewey, Admiral r, Postal llOriental S.S. Admiral Rear vings 4J per cent. . Df the Government Surveys, Published N. E. Masori and HiloR. R. Co. 6 per tt, 1(0 Every Monday. Commander others commenting favorably upon the Hon. .T. &L.CO. 101 Kwa Planlalion 6 p c. 102 and Toyo Risen Kaisha. 13 3 boats'- performance. v tt. B L, ch. 101 BABOM. TKKBM. Oahu Plant, 6 p. c. "ioi B Olaa Plan. 6 p. c... C. Shipping Notes. Steamers of the above companies w ill call having Twenty-fiv- e $17- .- at Honolul uand leavs this The bitr new bark Kaiulani, Session Sales Ookala. on or about the dates below mentlone d: . sn moved out into the stream, awaiting a 50- - Accross the Continent Between Boards From 6-- !l-- cargo sugar Francisco, the One Kihei, s 2fl 30 09 29 87 73 0 0 67 0 XJfE 3 of for San hundred For Japan paid up, $17.u0. and China. For San Francisco. S 130 80 05 29 9 0 7ll 1 NvE 0--3 Edward May has taken her oertn at SAN FRANCISCO-PORTLAN- D M ,31:8f.nO!99 fl! 742!10 00 63 10 NNE 0-- 4 wharf, discharging. The S. G. Brewer's AMERICA MARU . SIGAELIC . . . 1 1 92H 85 77 0 Ot'.bil 0--1 N.K 1- -3 "Wilder is also discharging at the foot of ...JAN. tt 3 0- PEKING JA.J 15 1 2 29 07, 86i 2 77 !0 C0'88' -1 wharf. THREE TRAINS DAILY HONGKONG MARU JAN. 3 29 91 29. HM 60 0 0075 KM); Brewer's GAELIC ...... 23 CHINA . . . 18 In order that extra blasting may be Classified Advertisements. FROM SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. JAN. 4 29 9jj29.83 65 0 3 1 HONGKONG MARU JAN. 31 DORIC JAN. 21 done, the dredger has been moved out of . 8 TWO TRAINS DAJLY CHINA FEB. NIPPON MARU . . 0 FEB. 1 ' the way, in Navy slip No. L As the v DORIC 16 W.-N.- E. From Portland. FEB. RIO DE JANEIRO FEB. 1J coral near the shore has been found to WANTED. NIPPON MARU . .. FEB. 26 to.- 32 - COPTIC FEB. 1J Barometer corrected F. and a be much- harder than In other portions RIO . Unl, and for standard gravity of 45. POSITION as stationary or hoisting DE JANEIRO.. ..MARCH 6 AMERICA MARU . ..MARCH 1 Lat of he slip, it has been found necessary engineer; steady, man; capa- COPTIC ..MARCH 14 SFkis correction is .06 for Honolulu. to use charges. sober. PEKING ..MARCH I heavier ble of responsible position. Address AMERICA MARU . . ..MARCH 22 GAELIC MARCH 1 The big American ship Susquehanna has J. R. Conser, City. 5752 OQf Days to cnicogo PEKING ..MARCH 30 "Virginia, HONGKONG MARU MARCH it TIDES, SUN AND MOON. sailed from Lambert's Point, GAELIC . , ...APRIL 6. CHINA S 3,545 sta- ..APRIL with tons of coal for the Naval POSITION as bookkeeper, or aa office u DORIC . . I 31 ?! SI tion at Cavite. She will bring about 1,000 by young ..APRIL -1 clerk; a man. t- Has had -3 ! tons of coal to Honolulu for the Naval ten years of experience; best of ref- Dflyslfl 5 Is 00 Fl Hi III station here. The Susquehanna a Ad- at iJ a a. erences. Address "Accountant," splendid vessel of large carrying capacity - vertiser. 5752 r a . f9 and was built in Bath in 189L Pullman Palace Sleepers. FOR GENERAL INFORMATION, APPLY TO The sugar YOUNG lady a.m, p.m. p.m. arrivals of at San Francisco to learn the photo supply Buffet Smoking and Library Cars, rltb Ft. p.m. Rise from De- Mon. 5.18 1 8 5 54 12 21 11 05,6.39 5 34 8.28 these Islands for the month of business under salary. Honolulu Pho- Barber Shops and Pleasant Read- cember were aa follows: December 1, to Supply Company, 426 Fort St. 5751 ing Rooms. Tries 5 SO 1 8 6.51 12 54 1 56 9 40 5.34! 9 19 Wrestler, 6,952 bags; December 2, Alden Dining Cars, Meals a la Carte. -- Wed.. 6 22 1 7, 7.60 1 26 a.m. ,i.4J 5. 3j10 .08 Besse, 3,910 bags; Helene, 2,802 bags; De A COMPETENT engineer desires a Free Reclining Chair Cars. ; H. I 5, Ltd. cember H. C. Wright. 6,550 bags; Mo- - position on a plantation. Can give Pullman Ordinary Sleepers. '. Haelrfeld S Co., ""Thtsr. 7.03 1 7 8.61 2 00 u reo.4U D.syu at jhican, 20,633 bags; December 10, Emily F. good references. Address "Engineer," 9'814 hsLg3' 5746 7 J6 1 8 9.51 36 4SlVVhitney' Martha. Davis, 22,- -i this office. . 2 EaSa-S- 2M U 8 16 17 11.00 3 16 bags; s: G. Wilder. 17.153 bass: Decem- - J. H. LOTHROP, General Agent, Sua. 13, 9.C6 1 511 U 4 01 5 33 6. W 5 0.36 ;her 19- - Consuelo, 7,336 bags; S. N. Cas- - A SECOND-HAN- D typewriter; give 135 Third St., Portland, Ore. I a.m i I tie, ,776 bags; December 21, Diamond . make and price. Address "Type- D. Agent. Mon.,1 14' 47 8 W. HITCHCOCK, General I.... 10 06 4 7 05 6 415 lSSlHfad, 9,678 baes: December 20 "RntArnA writer, this office. 5746 No. 1 Montgomery St., San Francisco. Last quarter of the moon on the 12th f'70 bags: Albert. 18,000 bags; December Cal., Canadian-Australi- ' 21. s- - T-- Alexander, 5,021 bags; INFORMATION lady an Royal t 10:03 a. m.. Zealandia, If the who Or E. L. LOMAX, G. P. & T. A.. Mail Times of tide are taken from the hgs Pecfmbeef0 Lurline, picked up the purse in front of the W" G- - b&&-vey- - Omaha, Nebraska. United States Coast and Geodetic Sur-rag- 9' . Metropolitan Meat Company's mar- .i . tables...... ket will communicate with "E. B.," T4e jtidea at Kahulul and HIlo occur RE AX ESTATE TRANSACTIONS no questions will be asked. . 5746 aboul one hour earjier than at Honolulu. Steamship Company. Hawaiian standard time la 10 hours 30 COTTAGE of one or two rooms in Wai- - Bargains ttlnnteB slower than Greenwich time, be- - ,.Janu.ar' J; ,No- - '291A Iokia to Mrs. kiki or Beach district; state price and Great Kaulaweolani; piece land, Ma-- whether furnished or unfurnished. lnr that of the meridian of 157 decrees 30 Steamers of the above line, running in connection the' CANADIAN minatea. The time whistle blows at 1:30 .onakomalie, Ilamakua, Hawaii. Consid - Address A., this office. 5741 with 'eration Si. PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver, B. C, and Sydney,. X S. W., and calling Victoria, B. hours 0 minutes. Sun and moon are for No. 72MB Tokia to Willie Iosia et al; at C, Honolulu, and Brisbane, are 50 acres land, Paeohe, Con- FOR SALE. i ONE WEEK ONLY e local time for the whole group. Hilo, Hawaii. V 33-u.- ; sideration $60. A SQUARE piano in Al condition, ,will 4 at 7291C No. Kaumano and husband (Ma-Ma- i) j De sola very cneap; can De seen at On or about the datesHoncluln.below stated, vis.: to M. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. J. Gonsalves; one share in lis jving Bueei. eisx FROM VAJtCODVKB. AND VICTORIA B.C. FROM 8YDNKY, BRISBANE (ft.j hul land, Peahi, Hamakualoa, Maui. Con- I - For Brisbane. Q., and Sydney: sideration $70. GENTLE driving horse; can road bet- -' For Victoria and Vancouver, B. C: No. 7291E MIOWERA JAN. 19 WEATHER YESTERDAY, Keanu and husband (P. K. ter than . three minutes; O'Brien $2,800 AORANGI JAN. 16 llean .Temperature 68.3 degrees. Kolohe) to Manuel Fernanda rt v patent spring, rubber-tire- d, top bug- AORANGI FEB. 16 WARRIMOO FEB. 11 7S!)R1 2). hand-mad- rubber-tr- WARRIMOO Minimum Temperature 62 degrees. (ap. Pulehuiki, Kula, Maui. Con- - gy; e single harness, MAAH? " MIOWERA MARCH 11 immed. 13 Maximum Temperature 78 degrees. jsideration J110. Will be sold at a bar- MIOWERA APRIL AORANGI APRIL II No. 7291G Lot 100x200 feet, on Puunui street, AORANGI . MAY 11 8 Barometer 30.03, falling at 9 p. m. ( Thomas Clark and wife to gain. Pacific Vehicle and Supply WARRIMOO . MAY Rainfall 0 inch up to 9 a, m. G. M. Maalo; R. P. 963, Makawao. MauL Company. 5743 Nuuanu Valley, with WARRIMOO JITNE 8 MIOWERA .'...W'.JUNB I - 6 62.3. Consideration $300. - MIOWERA JULY AORANGI . . . . I Mean Dew Point for the day " JULY Mean Relative Humidity 79. No. 7291H David .Paona and wife( Ke-- FOR RENT. GOOD MODERN COTTAGE The magnifleent new service, the "Imperial Limited." Is now running tailj WINDS. ahiula) to Waikane; interest in R. P 1202 w BETWEEN VANCOUVER and MONTREAL. COTTAGE of six rooms on corner of and Making 100 1 0, . the run In hours without change. The finest railway servise Is W:, to light land and sea breeze, 'sideration J'n Artesian and Young streets. Key on the world. weather clear, 72911-Wa- ikan Cum-mlng- s, No. to : the premises. Apply to J. H. LARGE STABLES Through Tickets issued from Honolulu to Canada, United States ani Z FORECAST FOR TODAY. est In piece land. Kopill, Lahaina! Maui. 1805 Makiki street. 5751 rope. Light variable airs, clear to cloudy. J20. For Freight and Passage and allgeneral infonnatlon, apply to " No. 7293 nn sin- CURTIS J. LYONS, Emilia Leal anA ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, J1.200 Ho- TERMS, CASH. Meteorologist, (John) to F. W. Makinney; R. p 3SG0 gle or en suite; half block from kul 5999 Keawaula, Ewa, Oahu. Consid- tel street. Call at 33 Union St. 5751 H. Go ARRIVED AT HONOLULU. eration $250. Theo. Davies & , Ltd., GeD'l Agtb A SMALL cottage, suitable for light W.-R.- Friday, January 1L housekeeping, 619 Hotel St. 5748 CASTLE, JR., - , at Am. schr. Helene, Christiansen, 20 days BORN. Jrom San Francisco. NAONE To the wife of -- Philip Naone, FOR LEASE. Merchant Street, a son, at the Maternity Home in Ho- SAILED FROM HONOLULU. nolulu. A STORE and three living rooms, at Opposite Postoffice. mnr 217 School Term of years. Friday, January 1L WOODWARD-- To street. nine no the wife of Joseph Apply on premises. 5748 CH AS. BREWER & CO.'S H. N. gas. schr. Eclipse, Towasend, for Woodward, a son. at the Maternity 1Kb ip f Kona ports. Home in Honolulu. III ROOMS AND BOARD. VESSELS IN PORT. Former President Andrade of Venezue- ROOM and board in-- , private family. New York tine Direct Service Between New York, la is in San Juan, Porto Rico, and may 1346 King street, opposite f Waikikl leave soon to Join the Venezuelan in- . NUUANU will sail from NEW Pacific Coast and Hawaiian ARMY AND NAVY. surgents. turn. 6752 Bark Islands.' !U. S. Tug Iroquois, Pond, Midway Isl- YORK for HONOLULU, on or about and, August 5; TO THREE or four gentlemen; two MERCHANTMEN. ; newly furnished rooms with dressing R. S. HAWAIIAN will be dispatched 15, (This list does not Include coasters.) room and private bath. Address "E. from New York on or before Jan. L. M.," this office. Board if desired. December 10, 1900. to be followed by S. S. OREGONIAN, March, loading for San Francisco, en Alden Besse, Am. . bk.. Potter, San H 575L apply to route to Honolulu. 9. . For freight rates Francisco, January THE i Freight received at , Company's wharf. Forty-secon- d street. South Brook- A.lta, ChiL. bktn., Thronagle, Newcas-tl- e. CHAS. BREWER & CO. lyn, at all times. January L ' LOST. 27 Kllby Boston, Archer, Am. bktn., Calhoun, San Fran- CERTIFICATE of deposit - dated Au- St, cisco. December 15 BEST gust 14, 1900, - for $50.00, No. 236L OR For further particulars, apply to Andrew Welch, Am. bk., Drew, San drawn on Bank of Hawaii, has been & CO., LTD. Francisco. December 6. lost. Payment on same has been C BREWER Edward May, Am. bk., Hansen, San stopped. Finder please . deliver to Honolulu. Francisco, January 9. Milwaukee Bank of Hawaii. 5751 H. HACKFELD & CO., LTD. Elihu Thompson, Am. s. s., Whitney, AGENTS, HONOLULU. January ,10. ' ABOUT the middle of December; a FOR SALE. C. MORSE, General Freight Agent. Florence.'Am. ep., Ryder, Tacoma, Jan- white bull terrier, brindle ears and P. uary 8. BEER cheeks; round spot between ears. A large down town WAREHOUSE. Helene, Am. schr., Christianson, San Reward offered for information or re-- A centrally located LODGING Francisco, January 11. turn to G. C. Potter. 5750 HOUSE with cottage. Iroquois, Am. sp., Thompson, from Se- BUSINESS PROPERTY in the heart queenst attle, December 7. . A LADIES' gold open face watch in of City. Hustace & o Ltd. Irmgard, Am. bktn., Schmidt, San Kakaako. Reward if returned to this RESIDENCE PROPERTY. James Fl Morgan, President; Cecil vBrown, Vice President; F. Hustace, Francisco, December 30. office. 5745 Secretary; Charles H. Atherton, Auditor; W. H. Hoogs, Treasurer and John Currier, Am. sp., Seattle, Decem- Manager. ber 25. J. C. Glade, Oer. bk.. Stsre. Bremen. No-Ja- ne j FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER. For Sale or Rent. DEALERS Coal, L. Stanford, Am. bktn., Mollestead, IN Firewood, Stove, Steam and Blacksmith Newcastle, January 10. $12.50 perbbl. A three-acr- e lot in Nuuanu Valley, 2S. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. member 6 dozen quarts. . GET A NICE BRACE OF DUCKS. with large house and several cottages. Kaiulani, Am.bk., Dabel, San Francis- Only 25 cents each, for today. co, December 26. HONOLULU MARKET CO., LTD., "Special attention given to Draying. Also. Black and 89 per case Telephone 219. HENRY WATERHOUSE & CO. Marie Hackfeld, Ger. sp., Wuhrmann, Bethel Street. - White Sand. Telephone. Main 295. Bremen. January 4 dozen quarts. 5752 E710 Mildred, Am. schr. Rose, Seattle, De- cember 9. ALL KINDS OP ' King Street .Novelty, Am. schr., Rosendale, Caleta $5 per case THE MELROSE, ASK YOUR DEALER FOR Buena. December 27. 2 dozen quarts. RUBBER GOODS .Trlnce Albert, Nor. sp., Cappeller, New Board and rooms; all modern com- castle, December 28. forts; electric lights; mosquito proof; Robert Sudden, Am. bk., Kilmann, New- GOODYEAR RUBBER CO a quiet, refined borne. King street cars castle, December 24. . pass the door. Prices moderate. , Tele- xS. G. Wilder, Am. bktn., Jackson, San DELIVERED R, H. PEASE, President. phone 3081 Blue. Francisco, January 8. SAN A, Twillirht. Am. schr.. Ceuthen. Washine- - FRANCISCO. CAL.. U. S. Axle Crease! :" ton Island, December 23; in distress. DtUTSCHER GOTTESDIENST. o W. H. Macy, Am. sp., Groth, Sydney, The Instruments Used In. Ic&st It .December 23. - fifuCO.,1! THE SILENT BARBER SHOP HERR PASTOR ISENBERG wlrd troops Ignored lnvlta-Jlo- n am Sonntag den 13ten Januar urn 11 "The French the King and Bethel Are Thoroughly Disinfected Before morgens at Peking to Join the Brlish parade Sts. Using. Uhr deutschen Gottesdienst n bonor of Queen Victoria and e Aus- in der Y. M. C. A. Halle abhalten. tralian Federation. JOSEPH FERNANDEZ. ProD DER GEMEINDEVORSTAND. READ THE ADVERTISER. Arlington HoteL Fort Street, 5750