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THE SPLENDID FLAGSHIP KENTUCKY, JAPANESE TROOPS

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French News That the Kaiser's Sister, Princess k Charlotte, Has a Cancer Senate Favorable to Oahu's Electric Franchise Bryan Visit- ing Tolstoi Duke of Norfolk to Wed in the Aristocracy.

(ASSOCIATED PRESS OA&LEQ&AlCB.) TOKYO, Dec. 18. The elder statesmen have been summoned to meet the Emperor tomorrow. Troops are starting for Korea.

I SENATE COMMITTEE FOR OAHU ELECTRIC FRANCHISE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18. The Senate Committee on Terri- -- THE U. S. FLAGSHIP KENTUCKY. Advertiser Photo. q tories has made a favorable report approving the Hawaiian act which provides for the manufacture of electricity on the island of one of the newest of Oahu. Although Sam's fighting EVANS SIGNALS On April 28th and as yet untried in ADMIRAL THE LENGTH Governor Dole approved the Act of the Legisla- ture extending battle, the battleship Kentucky, Ad- the franchise of the Hawaiian Electric Company for '.'the manufacture, miral Evans' flagship, is the pride of OF FLEET'S STAY IN HONOLULU PORT maintenance, distribution and supply of electric the Asiatic fleet. Her officers swear power on the Island of Oahu" for a further term of thirty-fiv- e years. by her. her men love her, and both In the Organic Act, Sec. 55, it is provided : " But the Legis- officers and crew would back the mag- - The Asiatic fleet will not leave Ho- . the Oregon along, and the Oregon ginary, and has not the slightest lature shall not grant to any corporation, association, or individual tiificent fighting machine against any nolulu until the end of tne month, then made an excellent record considering foundation in fact." any special or exclusive privilege, immunity or franchise, without war vessel in world. that the vessel was built as long ago the to sail for Cavite for the annual win- j COLLIER SLOW l COMING. the approval of Congress;" making it necessary for I the present Kentucky is not ship as she was,. The other vessels could - The a which ter maneuvers. Admiral Evans sig- I The Collie.- Pompey nod the fleet Congress to approve the Hawaiian Electric Company's franchise. b.as had many experiences, exciting or have done a couple of knots better. ' naled to all the vessels yesterday supplyship are not expected here until otherwise. Commissioned after the STORES FOR THE FLEET. I tomorrow or Sunday. They Were left morning that the fleet would sail be- close of the war with Spain she has "The Solace and Alameda sail from behind on the other Siae of Midway A STORM IN RUSSIA jiever yet had an opportunity to show tween Christmas and December 30. San Francisco on the 19th with stores J and are taking their time in getting ' ber mettle in real warfare. But in The squadron will be assembled in for the fleet. The Solace brings no in. peei and other tests, the men claim Philippine waters only once more when men. We are over our complement LIBERTY FOR MEN. DOES MUCH DAMAGE is second to no vessel in the Amer- w ehe Admiral Cooper will succeed Admiral now all the ships have extra men. The men of the fleet ill be at liberty ican navy. The Solace will go on to Guam and on shore all of next week. It is the Evans in the command of the Asiatic The Kentucky is said to be the first Cavite. She has a relief crew for custom to divide the crews into four ODESSA, Dec. 18. A storm in the Rostoff and Tangarog battleship ever crossed station. Admiral Evans will return to American that the Wilmington, also for the station watches, allowing one watch to leave has caused great destruction. One hundred craft are missing the Atlantic to foreign ports. She was New York on the flagship Kentucky, ship at Guam. The supplies will be the ship at a time for all night. It is commissioned in March, 1900, having but he will not stop ror a visit with transferred to the vessels of the fleet said that while here two watches will Newport News a few been launched at Emperor William of Germany as had here." be given their liberty at the same time. DOESN'T WED AN AMERICAN. previously. She is a sister months been reported in the Eastern papers "There are to be no changes in the COURT MARTIAL FOR SMUG- ship to the Kearsarge. At her trial recently. commanding officers of any of the GLERS. speed seventeen . developed a of rs !s trip she Admiral Evans is making his h".,;-quarte- now. Four midshipmen will be At the request of Collector Stackable LONDON, Dec. 18. The Duke of Norfolk is engaged to knots an hour. at the Alexander Young Hotel transferred here, four go to the United Admiral Evans has agreed to see that is his cousin, the eldest daughter of Lord Herries. The Kentucky's chief distinction during, the coaling of the fleet, although States and two will be sent to Samoa. no dutiable goods are brought ashore which, how- ber superimposed turret he remains on his flagship during the The terms of enlistment of none of the from the vessels of the fleet. The ad- t&3ted iq ever, has never been actual most of the day. men expire now. miral has issued orders to the sentries WITH BURGLARS. no doubt but POLICE DUEL conflict, although there is "The fleet will sail for Cavite via COOPER TO SUCCEED EVANS. to guard against smuggling, and court confidence hich naval ex- what the Guam between Christmas and the thir- "I expect Admiral Cooper to succeed martial awaits the first attempt at perts place in it will justified. The tieth of December," said Admiral to. the command of the fleet about evading the customs' laws. Dec. 18. flagship's armame j. ia as follows: LOS ANGELES, In a duel between police officers Evans to an Advertiser reporter at his April 1st. I shall return to New York NO CHANCE AT PANAMA. J3-in- ch guns, and four and burglars two men were killed who were fugitives from Illinois Four room in the hotel yesterday afternoon. in the battleship Kentucky. I don't Officers on the fleet do not expect to guns mounted in superimposed turrets "The entire fleet will go together. The know anything about a visit- to the receive orders to go to Panama. The law. ch guns, Core and aft, fourteen -- o- exact date of sailing depends upon fur- Emperor of Germany as published in presence of the fleet in such close prox- twelve on superstructure, ther orders from Washington. the Eastern papers. It is purely ima- - imity to Colombia is believed to be on berth deck, four STRIKE OF HACKDRIVERS. eight "The men of the fleet are to be given sufficient as warning to country and four that automatic their liberty as soon as the ships have and now that the move has served its fire in lower main tops, four Colt rapid finished coaling. That :s the general purpose the ships will return to Cav- guns in upper main tops, two COLLIER POMPEY CHICAGO, Dec. 18. Thirteen hundred hack-drive- rs have gone machine order which has been issued. The first ite. One naval officer said last night ch four torpedo field pieces and men on ships not coaling on a strike. iB Kentucky conduct the that the American vessels now centered tubes. It said j that the HAS ARRIVED can throw more metal at one round have probably been given their liberty about the Isthmus of Panama could than any other ship afloat. before this. deal effectively with the combined Since the Kentucky was commis- "The fleet made a very creditable The naval collier Pompey arrived SAID been in fighting fleets of Colombia and several KAISER'S SISTER sioned the United States has performance in its trip across the Pa- which required the force of last evening and was anchored out in other South American countries. The no trouble the admiral in re- ber deadly guns. And that is the rea- cific," continued the stream. She sailed from Yokoha- order to go to Cavite by way of Guam HAVE officers are almost wish- sponse to a question, "it was a fine fleet is due TO A CANCER son that her ma with the cruisers and passed Mid- was not unexpected as the ing that the Panama trouble will de- showing of efficiency ana officers and at Cavite for the usual winter maneu- something way soon they did. the velop Into something real, crews are to be congratulated upon it. after She made vers, demand their presence and f which will battleships made good time with run in sixteen days. I (Continued on .fage Dec. 18. learns that the Kaiser' give the Kentucky an opportunity to The PARIS, The Petit Journal prove herself. When the fleet sailed sister, the Princess Charlotte, has fallen a victim to cancer and that was the opinion of from Yokohama it is some other m there is consternation in the German court. No news given out some of the officers that () - - I- i. mmmm interfered in Panama and nation had " as to the condition of the Emperor. that they would get quick action, () v later developments, even with the threatening attitude of Colombia, does f not lead them to believe that the Ken- BRYAN VISITING TOLSTOI. tucky will be given a chance to get Into the game. Kentucky did have one chance The 18. Bryan is visiting Count Leo to distinguish herself, but unfortunate- MOSCOW, Dec. William J. ly sight of the war monster proved Tolstoi. the Turkey . too much for the Sultan of npon whose navy the Kentucky's guns might once have been trained. When SWITZERLAND'S NEW CHIEF. ' the Kentucky was commissioned in March. 1M0. she remained on the North I Atlantic station for some months, af- terwards joining the squadron at Bar BERNE, Dec. 18. M. Comtesse has been chosen President of fleet came Harbor, when the British Swiss Cantons. down for a visit. At that time the the ' Navy Department was figuring on en- -, larging the Asiatic fleet and Captain Chester, then in command,, immediate-I- v DIED BY FIRE. applied to be sent out to the Asiatic Station. His request was granted and Kentucky sailed in October. 1900. ) the Dec. 18. a Chinatown fire making her first stop at Gibraltar. () THE FLEET APPROACHING PORT. --Photo by Rice & Perkins. PORTLAND, Ore., In three men Her next visit was to Algiers and then perished. (Continued on Page . THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 18 1909.

THE SPLENDID FLAGSHIP ' V:;': !."' . STORY OF THE ' ' ri0 BATTLESHIPS KENTUCKY. ' The "Oregon" the pride of the navy and the most renowned of mod- (Continued from page L ern fighting ships is now one of the to Naples, where orders awaited her oldest battleships in the United to proceed to Smyrna, where a little States navy. She was launched difficulty international was waiting to 1S93, but while ten years has brouf be straightened out. It seems that many improvements in naval archi the Cramps who were then building a tecture, it is safe to say that the warship for the Sultan of Turkey were "Oregon" has held her age as well as getting anxious about the payments. any ship in the world. This is due As the Sultan had some bad bills still principally to the fact that she and in the hands of Americans the Cramps her sister ship were the first battle- were exceedingly anxious for an un- ships to be armored with Harvey steel. derstanding. .. Lloyd D. Griscom, who This has since been superseded by recently went through Honolulu on his Krupp armor, but it was such an im- way to Japan, where he had been ap- provement over the unbardeped steel pointed minister, was then Charge which it replaced that the "Oregon's"' at Constantinople. With the 18 inch belt and 17 inch barbettes still Kentucky on hand to impress the represent a very sufficient protection. Turkish ruler. Captain Chester and In the caliber of her guns sb was three officers called with Mr. Griscom also ahead of her time. When Uncle on the Sultan and managed to impress Sam first began planning his own bat- him as well with the necessity of being tleships, the typical British ship was a little more prompt in settling the a vessel bearing four 13 inch guns and debts owing to Uncle Sam's citizens. ten 6 inch guns. The big gnus were The negotiations were satisfactory and for piercing heavy belt armor, while after a stay of three weeks the Ken- the 6 inch guns were considered heavy-enoug- h tucky continued on her way to Suez, to penetrate the lighter ar- Port Said, Aden, Singapore and finally mor of the rapid fire guns. But there Manila. "fhe Kentucky has been in is a tradition in the American navy the Orient ever since she was first which has come down from the War Bent out three years ago. At Hong- of 1812, that an American ship must kong Captain Chester's tour of sea carry heavier guns than those of any duty was ended and he was succeeded opponent of equal size, consequently. 6 guns in command of the Kentucky by Cap- in' place of the inch the Amer- - tain Stockton. At the same time Ad- can builders designed 8 inch guns, miral Kempf transferred his flag to her which were first placed on the "Orei-- flagship of the gon and her sister and which have and she became the day Asiatic squadron. She then returned remained to this the character- flagship of istic feature of the United States to Manila and became the Navy. station fleet. Admiral Kempf left the When the "Oregon" was built, for- her In March, 1903, and was succeeded t his eign naval experts criticized her se- by Admiral Wildes. She remained verely. In place, flagship until the arrival of the Rain- the first she was Kentucky sailed again overgunned. and it was freely pre- bow, when the in bat- Admiral Evans ar- dicted that the stress of actual for Yokohama. tle she would rack herself to pieces rived there about the first of May, this REAR ADMIRAL PHILIP H. COOPER, COMMANDER OF CRUISER SQUADRON, AND by ...... , naAMa4 hie Host tn t hp ' STAFF. the recoil of her own broadsides. next place, was plainly Left to right: Lieut. Francis Bough ter, aide Ensign H. L. Wyman, aide. Lieut. Blue, In the she Kentucky. Just prior to that time Victor Flag Lieut. unfitted for long voyages. To this day the Britisu believe aat they have S. Doyle, Midshipman H. P. Farleng. the only ships which can cross the who has been with her only "since last Ensign H. R. Gunner's Mate Gu.iner's J. J. McGrann, F. McClafferty, J. L. ons, W. R. Chase D J Conway J ocean A. Baldridge, Midshipman R.' M. Gris- - Mate J. M. Fry, Gunner's A. and arrive fit to fight on the March. Mate Mclnerney, J. Mclntyre, J. H. Mc- - Carney, G. Coons, D. Dunn G P. side, a pur- wold, Midshipman R. Wallace, Jr., Kaser, Gunner's Mate G. other belief which they The Kentucky will return to Manila Kleinsmith, Cants, J. McCann, W. L. McKee, J. Grotz," W. R. Gibson, C. F. Harris D. chase by putting guns on Midshipman R. P. Craft, Midshipman Gunner's Mate R. Lewis, Gunner s Olsen, P. - fewer the with the fleet and is then scheduled to Polske, Ah Ping, W. F. Prit- A. Holder, F. A. Koepke, F. S. Lei-sa- il same any A. Weaver, Midshipman W. T. L. R. Miller, H. size hull than other nation. early in the coming year for New D. Mate Gunner's Mate chard, W. M. Parker, W. Quigley. Z. brand, E. A. Magerstadt, G A Mott, But in case "Oregon" E. Finney, Mid- - W. Stratton, W. A. the of the their York by way of the Mediterranean, Conn, Midshipman P. Gunner's Mate L. Rowan, E. W. Realey, C. Rumler, E. N. Miller. J. J. McCaffery G Osan-wit- h Inspector Totten, G. C. crtitcism seemed well founded. Was Admiral Evans aboard. shipman J. Rodgers, Medical Gunner's Mate Tanske, J. Sohroeder. H. T. Sherman, H. Staub. na, J. V. O'Brien, F O Pierson Y. she officially as a Green, Surgeon A. As- - R. W. B. Wagner, Gun- - not classed "coast Although in commission now for E. H. Asst. F. Gunner's Mate W. J. Murphy, O. F. story, C. L. Queenan, H. Ray. C. H. Ward, J. John-thre- e serson, Pay Inspector W. W. Gait, H. defense" battleship, and did not her years the Kentucky is still in er's Mate P. Whiteman, Gunner's Strauss, C. V. Sacco, F. J. Seidler, F. son. E. S. Lewis, P. Mollaghan. A. C. low freeboard proclaim that she wa3 perfect condition. But a very few Major, U. S. M. C, G. Barnett, 2nd Mate Z. O'Neill, Quartermaster A. N. C. Schlick, J. Schwalbe, R. W. Shoop, Moore, A. C - Morriss W McGuire P going to stay close to the shore? Last Lieut., U. S. M. C, E. H. Ellis, Boat- j Anderson, Quartermaster W. H. Beers, W. J. Wagner, H. Waldvogel, F. Wal- - W. Ott, C. O'Toole, C H Piner E J ttgg swain Jti. f. reel, uunner . (.ampreu, quartermaster ks. iuc-KenDac- quart- - mer, J. Ward, E. Zobel, W. Frank Palmer, J. H. Reeves, F. P. Scott, J. S. Kendall, C. Waespe, G. E. .Carpenter C Warrant ermaster Electrician APPRENTICES F. Warren. Machinist M. J. Clancy, Warrant Ma- - , Tucker, Carpenter's ?Jate J. J. Fitz- - SECOND CLASS. chinist G. C. Ellerton, Warrant Ma- - ; simmons. Carpenter's Mate J. Teeling, A. G. Aquatero, F. E. Barry, A. SHIPWRIGHTS. 'chinist G. H. Paul, Warrant Machin- - Yeoman C. F. Van Wickle, Yeoman W. Boquett, W. S. Blake, F. E. Dill, F. H. W. Gibbs, F. Dane. ist G. W. Johnson, Pay Clerk T. H. Brandenberg. W. Feldt, C. Faber, H. B. Fuller, W. SHIP'S COOKS. Daughtrey, pay E. R. Wal- - K T. Gaylord, C. V. Fleet Cierk SEAMEN Hendricks, H. R. First-clas- s E. Dorian, Second-clas- s Hair, C. Alb-ec- ht, ter. R. C. H. Bennett, H. J. E. Smith, Second-clas- s M. H. I. Larson. J. D. Milne, A. Mye. Brumberger, E. Doran, CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS. W. P. McKinnon, J. McCollough. W. H. Dobbs, D. M. Dean, Tv,ii.,i,.c v r R. C. Floyd, G. A. A. Boatswain's Mate J. H. Gron- - X. Alvey, F. P. Coneliy, J. Clifford, F. Fuchs, Gibbons. Dormarii Fourth-clas- s J. F. Cannon. Chief C. E. P. H. berg. Chief Gunner's Mate C. H. DurCappage, H. F. Smith, J. J. Dwyer. Guthmann. Harris. L Fourth-clas- s D. Malone, Fourth-clus- s C. Squires, Gard- - Hardeman, J. E. Fry, W. Heaver, S. J. Kelly. gin, Chief Quartermaster H. R. Fitzgerald, W. Frank, W. W. Hussey, J. J. Herlehy, Chief Quartermaster B. Schumacher, ner, W. J. Gillis, H. O. Hedlund, B. R. L. Johnson, BAKERS. R. M. Johnson, F. S. Kirby, C. B. Kel-lelg- h, Machinist A. P. Devine. Chis E. Hill, W. H. Humphrey, V. Janson, First-clas- s Second-clas- s Chief L. W. Langlais, E. T. Meyers, W. Doty, Machinist J. M. Fitchette, Chief Ma- - D. Nagle, H. P. Pedersen, W. Penny, M. Nelson, Second-clas- s S. Hagensee. S. Mottershead, A. Ohle, N. Raus-che- r, C. L. Memes, Chief Machinst p. W. Peters, J. L. Praeger, P. J. J. chinist G. St. John, P. Schlossberg, C. H. MUSICIANS. C. Allen, Machinist A. Jensen, Smit, E. S. Swansen, J. F. Smith, A. Chief Thomsen, C. A. A. Wootten, Bugler A. Bonaparte, Chief Machinist J. J. Wall. Chief Elec- - Tonroos, C. Johansen, H. Lefferts, F. J. Halko. Bugler, C. J. Huggard, F. J. Hullar, M. A. Jones, Glass, First-clas- s G. Giobbe, First-clas- s trician C. C. Smith, Chief Carpenter's Muus, W. McSfurdy, F. R. McMahon, A. L. E. O. Jensen, J. P. Mancini, First-clas- s Mate J. A. Sheehan, Chler Com. Stew- - j. McCarthy, E. A. Noonan, H. Abra- - Jarrard. J. E. Raunser. Kasper, J. V. La Taste, F. D. Lawton. First-clas- s J. Glosque, First-clas- s ard J. W. Johnson, Chief Yeoman J. H. hams, C. S. Chester, F. Campbell, W. ' P. C. W. W. r.IcGee, C. Ciavola, First-clas- s First-clas- s Morgan, Chief Yeoman J. H. Darley. F. Counce, W. Dunn, H. Daly, R. G. Martin. F. J. A. H. Howe, Rask, J. Sheridan, H. Singer. L. A. Hoy, First-clas- s G. Chief Yeoman C. M. Rutledge, Chief Spargo. J. Flynn, G. J. Garrigan, A. J. Nobile, Topolewski, J. F. Thiefels, L. F. Wald-e- n. First-clas- s L. First-clas- s A. Yeoman A. C. Foster, Hospital stew- - Hoppe, A. Hargrave, H. Hagestedt, H. Catania. Bediti. First-cla- ss S. First-clas- s ard T. W. Scott, Bandmaster A. H. J. Hagerty, C. E. Johnson. M. J. O'- - Rusclca. LANDSMEN. L. Scarucce, Second-clas- s G. Hausser, Chief Water Tender D. Mc- - Connor, M. Perez, G. M. E. Petterson, Chetcutti, Second-clas- s Guire. A. E. Pollock, W. Russell, C. Shdberg, xW. H. Burns, L. M. Barrett, W. J. V. Do CAPTAIN W. T. BURWFLL of the nato. Second-clas- s D. Darby, Second-clas- s Battleship Oregon. C- - - I S" Thompson P H Thomp- Barton, P. W Chapman, E. D Dob.on, PETTY OFFICERS FIRST CLASS. SlaTmaJ C. Foglia, Second-clas- s B. son, Johansson, C. G. Jessen, J. E. C. Hubbell, D. Hurley. M. Kiley. Mills. Second-clas- s IT. Poppi, Second-clas- s Master at Arms T J. Greene, Master E. Kessler, C. E. Wise, L. E. Kum Lum. F. McGrail. E. C. Noran. A. Kalua Secon- of all. her designed speed of 15 knots, at Arms P O Shea, Boatswain s Mate Young, P. Kuypers, H. Kossler, O. S. R. B. Richmond, W. A. Shands Lou Pitarresi. Second-clas- s E. Rocco, d-class G. Sapiano, Second-clas- s V. even though exceeded on trial, was too CAPTAIN URIEL SEBREE, of the W. P. Barnum, Boatswain's Mate J. Krfndle) G. L Weimann, O. M. Sev- - Tung, G. Crosby, A. J. Brodeur, H. any ex- McCarthy. Villa, Second-clas- s M. Martone. slow to render her of value Kattiesnip Wisconsin. Boatswain's Mate J ereid. Beesily, G. W. Cecil, S. A. Casey. W. cept with an enemy anxious to fight. , TSrintswjiiti IT. (Inn- - I van, s .viace Jones. H. Harmer, R. F. Hagberg, W. F. Har- MESSMEX. Then tame the Spanish war and a (((iyQJSlS Mate M. Hansen, Gunner's Mate APPRENTICES FIRST CLASS. ten ner's ris. W. H. Large, P. H. Martschink, steward Com. in Chief G. Duff, j awakening. spent in A. C. V. C. rude The "coast defence' thousand dollars have been w Oakley, Boilermaker J. Bayne, F. F. Adams, Brown. P. McPhee, J. Rohrbecker. H. Reinher. Steward to Com. in Cnref Ah Ling, battleship on 14,000 mile she Machin- - B. Bullock, B. O. Brill, J. started a run repairs in all her service, and when Boilermaker P. Kammerling, Burnett, L. q Schlesinger J. B. Wesner J T Cook to Com. in Chief Ta Zee Ding, and maintained the average Wednesday morn- - H. T. Holmes, C. W. Nel- - H. Chase, R. Dennis, G. Delohery, l creditable arrived in Honolulu ist Machinist J. Lennardt. Cabin Steward Weng Wong Weng, of 11 knots in all weathers. Disdain was of order, son, A. J. G. Doyle, G. W. Edwards, E. G. i ing not a nut or bolt out Machinist Smith, Machinist Ward Room Steward Sack Ying. j ing the permission to dock if in need Kentucky foot-- W. Sawyer, C. Whitney. Farmer, R. F. Ferguson, M. J. Fitz- - FIREMEN FIRST CLASS, The has baseball and Machinist Ward Room Steward Chee Fook, Ward of repairs, joined San-Roo- m B. Benz, Cole- - she the fleet at ball teams with the best of them and Electrician W. R. McLeod, Electrician patrick, W. C. Hussey, R. E. Ingle, J. Abrahamsen, F. J. J. Cook Lee Sea, Junior Officers' tiago as fit to fight as day shev C. C. Leece, Leavey. man, A. Crawford, J. Ennis, N. Ga- - the her band also is second- to none. The F. H. Wilson, Electrician L. Flagg, Judd, W. T. F. X. Cook Ah Com O. j - W. Steward Lo Ah started. On the dav tnat crushed football team defeated the Wisconsin's Electrician A. M. Collins, Electrician F. H. Mosgrove, J. L. Macklin, C. W. vin, J. Gaffey, M. Gibbons, T. John- Dow, W. O. Cook Ju Fu. Mess Attend Spain's power, she poured Nils- - son, Murray. A. S. D. in her twice just prior to leaving the Asiatic C. M. Grace, Electrician W. Johnson, McNally, S. D. Newlander, A. P. W. F. Parker, ant Ah Chee No. 1, Mess Attendant Ah broadsides with the best, and sho boys Kentucky C. Robinson, Copper- - son. P. E. Rosignol, J. F. P. Siegmann. Tazelaar, F. A. Andre, M. Corbett, D. station and the of the Electrician J. Chee No. 2, Mess Attendant Ah Chow, ended the fight by overhauling an ar-Me- ss ,F. Sen- - Carney, T. T. are not through tellinir about it yet. smith F. B. Newman, Blacksmith D. L. C. Strub, C. A. Schwab, J. P. Cullinan, J. J. Finnr Attendant Ah Kow, Mess Attend- - mored, cruisor with a paper speed of Ken- - Marcy, Crapf, Ship's yeta, E. Sheridan, A. T. Tredway, Griffin, F. Gordon, J. Hoey. J. F. Ka- I Below Is given the cruise of the F. Blacksmith J. J. L. One Ping, Mess Loo 20 andVcompelling snr-Pan- g, - ant Attendant knots her to tucky from the date of her launching Fitter H. T. Newman, Plumber and E. J. Taylor, W. M. Thorn, J. J. Tyr- ne, A. Nelson, F. Schultz, W. J. Uran. Mess Attendant Ah Sin, Mess render. Smal: wonder tnat she took until her departure for Honolulu: Fitter J. Foenher, Plumber and Fitter rell, C. G. Wildfang, J. C, Wayne, J. FIREMEN SECOND CLASS. Attendant I. Shangtai, Mess Attendant her place in t ierican hearts beside B. O. Newport News, Va.. Hampton Roads, I. J. Hugel, Sailmaker"s Mate Zahn. Casey, Ah Sing, Mess Attendant Chin San, the ConstitutioOi I J. Byrnes, P. Casey, W. J. Va., Lynnhaven Bay, Hampton Roads, Halliwell, Watertender J. E. Doherty, ORDINARY SEAMEN. Mess Attendant Ah Tai, Mess Attend- - It is not to Be expected, however, I Foley, M. Hart. A. J. Keenan, A. Va., Newport, R. I.. Navy Yard. N. Y., Watertender T. Davis, 'Watertender P. Archut, W. H. Allister, L. D. ant Sho Won, Mess Attendant Ah that our first battleship design was - t. Lindberg. H. Marshall, J. Morlssy, J. Long Sound, W. P. McCabe, Watertender D. O'Con- L. Yee, eight-inc- li Newport, R. I.. Island Brooks, E. Bullis, T. Blarcom, R. O'Connell, W. Pindar, A. Palmstedt, J Wing, Mess Attendant Sung Mess without some defects. The New London. Conn., Gardiner's Bay. nell. Watertender W. C. Shafer. Yeo- - Ballentyne, W. W. Beedle, A. O. But- - Attendant Ah Fook. Mess Attendant turrets were expected to have an arc G. S. Rudd. W. F. Burns. N. Conte. W. Me., Me., man W. P: Bradley, Yeoman H. Loud-enslage- Portland, Squirrel Island, ier, H. Busher. J. Brady, P. Connors. Drudy. J. Hodge, J. Jones, F. C. r, Ah Fat, Mess Attendant Ah King. of fire of 150 degrees, being mounted Waggener, H. S. Farish, 1st h Boston Light Ship, President Roads. Yeoman w. Cruser. C. R. Cull?, L. Cordier, F. T. Lyons, W. Morrissy. E. MARINES. higher than the thirteen-inc- turrets Me., Cape Ann Musician J. A. Sabrowsky. R. Conway, J. F. ! they Mass., Isle of Shoals. Cott, Clark, J. J. Murphy, W. O'Connell, J. Perters, R. Sergeant H. R. McFarland, Ser- - ?? that could fire directly over N. H., Bar Har-- T. Connolly, L. First Course, Portsmouth. PETTY OFFICERS SECOND CLASS. Cronin. E. Charlton. J. J. geant C. Hughes. Sergeant J. Gar- - i i"CUi ubck. iwas umno, H., Newport, . Coombs, C. Cully, Daley. Robinson. J. "e bor. Me., Portsmouth. N. M,rf., f Knot. W. T. P. J. rigan. Sergeant W. Thompson, Serge- - wever. that this resulted in serious s c- COAL PASSERS. R. I., New York, N. Y., Tompkinsville, swain-- G. C. Rees, - Edmiston, J. Farrington. J. Gerk, - to m the thirteen-inc- h Mate Boatswain's p- M. Bell, ant M. Kearney. Corporal E. C. Bying- !nU1? del Gada, Azores, F- - - Gately, J. A. Galvin, N. S. Garity. G. L. Adams, J. Butler, H. J th"f"even In Staten Island. Ponta Mate A bOOSi Boatswain's Mate A. - ton. Corporal J. J. McNamee. and firing directly v- - - L,. Brown, Bradford, S. H. Berke- Gibraltar, Spain, Algiers, Africa, Na-- Reiner. K. Gilmore, Lroerni'. J. E. J. , r T.-JL- r, fore aid aft, the blast from the muz- - McQuarriCi Gunner's Mate W. I Allan. t fcaid, D. Hickey, D. Holloway, D. ly, J. L. Clark, C. A. Corcoran, A. R. zle eight-inc- h pies. Italy. Smyrna, lurkey. Port Gunner-- Mate M. G. Manuel,' Gunl Horan, J. Corporal T. B. McNamara, Drummer of the guns was too near J- , A. D. f IT 1STHH 1 . r.l? 111 UfZ.. HjKVUL. x tt Humphreys, C. K. Jones, M. Kelly, J. Clark, W. J. Clark, De Groat, the 'thirteen-inc- h s -- . Shef-fe- r. turrets for safety. viaie . A. C. E. Burgess, Trumpeter C. D. Aden. Colombo. Cevlon. Sine- - ,T t- - Kennv. W. J. Shuknecht. E. N. Lewis, Eckerd, E. R. Graff, F. Hilscner, t Even with stops on eight-inc- h ' Arabia.' ' " c. t.:vyageiineini, uuinw s male n.. iv. - the J- - F- - Lloyd. Laut, Adams A. W. BUickstock J Burke, turrets, apore. Malay Peninsula. Manila, P. I.. Mier, Gunnei,s Mate j. j. McLaugh- - Lavine. W. F. L. PRIVATES. as at present arranged, the A. w. u. . . . officer in thirte- Hongkong, China. Manila. P. I., Amoy, MPhinict Jordan, Arnrbinit S. lewis, j. iooKer, j. iiui. oegiej, Dr:.w....6.., . command of the after China, Woosung, China, Nagasaki, Ja S. P. Bailey, S. S. Ball, C. E. Baugh-man- en-inch turret at Santiago had his J. J. Kenney, Machinist L. H. McGuire. g Earl Beach, M. L. Burton, J. F. pan, Cavite. P. I., Sam Sah Inlet. Chi- V ear drums fractured hv thp mnma-- Machinist E. . Robbins, Electrician (gjy).. jBusch, J. AChapman. W. J. Connors, eight-inc- na, Nagasaki, Japan: Chefoo, Taku. G. E. sj0n of the h guns above him. J. Earlv. Electrician Ellison. ? i T. F. Corkle, P. J. Creed, W. B. Crider, thp tv,o. Woosung. Nanking, Chlnkinng. Woo- - G. G. & On nevt hattloehin t h Electrician Brvner. Electrician - , T I n- ' i,. n. a. - sung, Hongkong, Amoy, woosung, W. Stoll. F. L. Ordway, i 'oman, uetneK. 'croSs deck scheme of fire was aban- F. Electrician j e . uorsey, r. t.Tteii, a. Farrar, J. A. eight-inc- h China; Nagasaki. Kobe, Yokohama Electrician E. H. Loud. Electrician F. doned, and the turrets Yoko-- J Fewell, A. S. Gambrill, E. Griffin, W. moved further amidships get Japan: Cavite. P. I.: Yokohama, M A. W. TT 1 i . . T 1 . . A to them Holmes. Oiler Cramer. Oiler $ necKer, A. rilCKS,r J. iioifoway, away suka, Yokohama. Kobe. Nagasaki, Ja- - Kelley, Oiler' Kel- - X f. from dangerous proximity to Hutson. Oiler P. W. . - ;E. A. Hopkins, E. Hoppe. E. Hubbard, big guns. pan: Kiachow, Chefoo. Taku, Port Ar- C- - - the lev 0iler Lawrence, Oiler P. Mul- i 1 W. S. Hogan, J. N. Hoey, N. O. Hoover, thur. Dalny. Chefoo. China: Chemulpo, lnn c E. Minor. oiler R. Mc-- Considerable improvement has oiler , j H. B. Hurtt, W. Hunter, J. C. Keepers, Corea, Nagasaki. Japan. Vladivostok. Gann. Oiler B. McNeill. Oiler J. O - when piaee in guns ana turrets since , C. C. Klinger, R. Lonergan, J. Lugin- - Oregon prob- - ' Japan: I ' the was built, and it is Siberia. Hakodate. Yokohama. Connell, Oiler J. O'Brien, Oiler C. L. i E. E: Woosung. China, Yokohama, Japan. - I buehl. Mattocks, J. F. Meehan, able that in the near future nrovisioa prjnce, Carpenter's Mate K. Kukkon- w- - Amoy, Hongkong, Cavite, P. .- Aimer, u. Morrison, ti. kelson, WiU be made for her reconstruction in China: eDi ship's Fitter T. E. Griffin. Print.-- ; P. O'Reilly. - I., Subig Bay. Manila, P. I.: J. F. W. Paget, J. C. Pey- this particular at least. With new Manila. w. J. Laser. Printer W. L. LowrriMi. f er, W. H. Pickard, O. B. Raymond, Victoria, Labuan. Singapore, Hong- - Yeoman J. A. Crofford, Yeoman '. t balanced turrets of Krupp steel and C. Ravenscroft, C. Raye, O. Renstrom. rapid fire guns kong. Amoy. Yang Tse Entrance, Chi- - Compton, Yeoman J. T. Holman, Yeo- - I of the high velocities 1 . . -- , , . E. Sayles, A. - . xt . : V l . l . i . . . ' T J. J. Scott, W. Schumak- now built, the Oregon will hold her na, isaBiwaw, lUMniania, iumisum, man i . L.. Holt, leonan c A. Miiey, er, F. M. Siler. C. E. J. H. Yokohama. Japan: Chefoo. Taku., Che- - W, own in the line of battle for many Yeoman C. L. Burnet. Painter A. Smith. C. F. Templeton, D. A. Travis, years to come. foo, Kiachow, China; Nagasaki, Kobe, P. O'Connor, j Tr T "".nVi TT i t w . - . . . Alden. Painter Painter - Tr n- - t t v.. rrt r f vaugimn, j. j me nentucKy is chienv reraarkaDie Japan. Kwong Tong. ( Wilson. F. K. F. Wright. ; for that much discussed innovation of PETTY OFFICERS THIRD CLASS. j American designers, the placing of the THE ROSTER OF Master at Arms P. A. C. Beese, Mas- An Admiral's Bemark. eight-inc- h guns directly on top of the H. Schaefer, Master at . tairteen-inc- h. ter at Arms One of the greatest Arms H. R. McCarthy, Cox. to Com. surprises that j .What , th mAt.tio. l.nTnf nf ,he THE KENTUCKY , A. m has met the officers and men of thf T" ciinarnnnnj . o-- j . u - in Chief H. Lawrence. Coxswain i .." - - cucijuacu iuiici : asKH(i in- rvoimri, Anderson, Coxswain R. Amundson. Y : S. fleet now here has been the valuable after inspecting the mechanism of her The following is a roster of the off- Coxswain A. G. Brookman. Coxsv;.in and full stock of goods carried by the shlp' H. H. Coleman. Coxswain M. C. Dan-ielso- n. That rnur -- ., n inc. ... I tha and crew of the Flagship "Ken- I stores. One of the Admirals K icers Coxswain R. H. Hanlon. Cox remarked tactful captain of the Kearsargo. can tucky" corrected te: swain J. A. Hathaway. Coxswai i J. that "in the whole course of his naval be demonstrated only in actual con Captain R. M. Berry. Lieut. Com. Laprise. Coxswain J. Mathis. Coxswain : career beginning with his departure flict." L. Neilson. Cox- The best and Executive Officer H. B. Wilson F. Meier, Coxswain i from Annapolis in the early sixties he answer is. perhaps, the Engineer C. E. swain G. Purtell, . Coxswain J. Reilly, that can be given, considering the Lieut. Com. and Chief bad never come across a finer and Rommel. Lieut, and Navigator H. A. Coxswain S. Saal. Coxswain H. Dorian, flnrtnntinna nf nnin inn awn fn the Field. Lieutenant N. C. Twining; Lieut. Coxswain E. H. Sage. Coxswain J. THE KENTUCKY'S BEAR. more complete line than that carried American navy. After the Kentucky W. K. Gise, Lieut. I. V. Gillis. Lieut. Traino'-- . Gunner's Nat A. G. by the grocers on Kine street, lewis and the Kearsarge were built, the . s A. H. Doahe, com nan v. ... , - a R. W. McNeely, Ensign A. B. Keating, Gunner Mate yH5.T.S and . f...i,v.Jil,i,J u j yj i u o.i THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 18. lm 9 act between Roxy, Rowy, Chambers and Tom was stronger than the orig- A. ATKINSON COIF AM ED inal presentation by Frank Mayu'a LC picked cast and convinced the house GREAT CLEARING SALE IN OUR TOY of the sterling, thoughtful merit of tthe players. DEPARTMENT. wsi Xfk TJm m r JTOM ifr. Burton and Mr. Bloomquest also 1 1 : 1 1 W, . x. umII mot, . . 11 T T" W !!ii?Vi??i?S?4?iSiS deserve especial mention in their con m maivt a CICctn SWCcp Willi ail lOVS ' U Will im tribution towards the real triumph es- - forced out at half price. All . Si goods marked in plain figures. launsucu uj tut: .ciiid lii ruuu nneaa Wilson." The play will be repeated tonight. Extra Spidil ihs Week Sale of Leather Goods Besides the reduction on all Toys we LADIES' WRIST BAGS They will will regu- Fisher's Japanese Art Bale. alow on all uqvswv UV, V. be offered at prices much below Barrows it Announcement is made in this issue and Dolls from 50c.. up an ex- lar value. But we bought them under tra cash discount of 15 per cent on each price and so can you if you do not de- AT j jlll ;: in the advertisement of Will E. Fisher, dollar. lay waiting. AUCTION i auctioneer, of his sale of magnificent On Saturday, Dec. 19. Japanese art goods, which he claims to be the finest ever imported here. Handkerchiefs Cushion Tops Commencing at 10 a. m. I will offer The sale will take place tomorrow On sale this week, regular price 60c the We are offering exceptional (Saturday), at 10 a. m.,' Kapiolani values in On sale at 20c Linen Handkerchiefs for Men and La- building, corner Alakea and King Sts. dies. Japanese Art Goods Among the good's to be sold are pure silver toilet articles, genuine cloisonne MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Pure Great Values in Hosiery In the store corner King and Alakea and satsuma ware, Linen, hemstitch, at $1.50 per dozen. streets, Kaplolanl building. whose genuineness We received lately large shipments The arti- is guaranteed, beautiful genuine lac- MEN'S cles comprise very Jap- HANDKERCHIEFS Pure of Hosiery for Women and Children the finest of quer screens, inlaid in mother of pearl, Linen, hemstitch, anese art and are now on exhibition with initial, special and are reducing our stock by offering and Ivory, also screens in exquisite $1.75 per dozen. special values. previous to' the sale. embroidery, aBBBBBBBBBBBBBBK silk and a line of gorgeous LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS Very Ladies' Lace Lisle Open-wor- k Hose, BBB carved furniture, such as is rarely ex-- Sheer dainty in 8 styles. On sale at 25c. pair. ported Japan, Linen with little hand from with a number of embroidered initials, $1.50 per dozen. WILL E. FISHER, other articles of fine workmanship and Auctioneer. beauty of design. Goods will be on CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS Suits far Boys 4 J exhibition today, after 10 o'clock and a With fancy colored borders, V dozen In each box, 20c. box. We call particular attention to our fine opportunity is offered to the ladies well assorted stock in wash materials HAWAIIAN of Honolulu to purchase Xmas presents SPECIAL 100 dozen Ladies' Sheer and woolen suits. for their friends, at home and abroad, Cambric Hemstitch Handkerchiefs, 60c. The highest grade of Boys Clothln and to select a few articles for prizes per dozen. at the lowest prices. OPERA HOUSE for whist and pedro parties. STORY OF THE BATTLESHIPS Pacific Import Co., Ltd. PROGRESS I (Continued from page 2.) BLOCK FORT STREET Mr. James Neil idea was apparently abandoned and the three vessels of the Wisconsin For a limited Engage- BBHaaBBBBBB class, followed by three more of the Maine class, were designed-t- o be built ment. without them. By this time, however, ' aaaafl H the Kentucky was finished, and the I actual trials of the turret seem to THURSDAY AND FRIDAY aaaaaw aaaaaR have restored confidence, for after a THE long discussion, it was adopted for five of Georgia aaaajaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaajaaaaaaa tj the entire vessels the Pudd'n Head class, our big 15.000 ton ships next FLEET to be launched. Then the tide turned HON. A. L. C. ATKINSON, SECRETARY OF THE again, and with the plans of the still Wilson TERRITORY. stronger Connecticut, with which our IN SIGHT IS3-- designers seem to be at present satis SATURDAY AND MONDAY fled, the eight-inc- h turrets have gone arrange- of a good thing as soon as a land- A. Secretary partnership lasting until the firm back' to the quadrilateral L. C. Atkinson, the new ter ment the Oregon. recently changed Atkinson, Judd of ing is effected. x The Lottery of Leve of the Territory, is thirty-tw- o years was to spite question, - Mott-Smit- h, E. In of the Kaiser's the on & by the admission of Here they will find July weather old, having been born in Honolulu A Mott.Smith lnto the partnership. advantages of the superposed turret Sept. 12, 1871. He is a son of A. T. At- - During the plague epidemic of 1900 are tolerably obvious. Place the Ken- in December and the sparkling TUESDAY tucky in a broadside duel with the kinson, the Superintendent of Public Mr. Atkinson had charge of the big 3 cooling thirst quencher Camp Oregon, and each ship could bring the Tha Cowboy anl ibe Lad; Instructiojtf'i Atkinson received his Kerosene Warehouse Detention guns and when the plague broke out on Ma same number of to bear on the - 13-in- He at- ch early education in Honolulu. Dr. Wood sent him to Kahului to other; that is, four and four WEDNESDAY ui yet the Kentucky has only two tended the old Fort street school and take cnar&e of the detention camp LAGER ch turrets compared with the Ore- PRIM0 later St. Alban's College, but at the there. Mr. Atkinson was warmly prais-ag- e t. ed in this connec- gon's four, a saving of weight which of fifteen gave up school to enter later for his work carry four- ' It is not fortified The Starbucks Since the formation of political enables her to a battery of with injurious tive offices of Theodore H. Davies & tion;. ch guns amidships. Two of parties in the Territory he has been teen acids tn nrPSPrvp it libo imnrvrfoil Co.. where he remained In employ for the Oregon's turrets are out of action. prominent ln the Republican party's say beers. POPULAR PRICES. about eight years During the time he work. On Sept. 10, 1902, he was elected "in reserve" her advocates" a Secretary of the Republican Central "useless, because the battle will be was in this establishment he took decided without them," say her op- The Following great interest in all forms of sport. Committee Before the convention ponents. nominated Cupid for Delegate Mr. At- - A second advantage of the particularly in rowing. He was one of superposed turret lies in the concen- Ailments can kmgon had nominatea him in the guns the organizers and charter members of secret caucus and thus became respon-- tration of fire. The four can be aimed and fired together and if the be Club and has held sible for his nomination for delegate. the Healani Boat four high-explosi- ve shells should every office in the club except that of On July 6th he was chosen a member on any armor, now of the Republican Territorial Commit strike together Established president, being vice-preside- jje afloat, it is probable that you could 1879. years during tee ana later went, to ivauai wnere ne a through was captain for three and assigted in or&anizing Republican drive coach and, four the Cures While the hole. Jlapc tnat time won nine euiis iur iuc iiuu. precinct clubs. The President nomin- You Sleep. Popularly knowri'as "Jack" Atkinson The chief disadvantage is that with young ated him for Secretary of the Territo- he was always well liked by the ry week ago Tuesday nomin- the superposed turret there are too In a and this many eggs A single For Whooping Cough, Croup, Coughs, by men who were associated with him ation was confirmed by the Senate yes- in one basket. sporting matters. At one time he was ming the turret, would put all four Bronchitis, Influenza, Catarrh. .Baaiii terday. guns out very active in promoting bicycling here Mr. Atkinson is a bachelor. of action. ,It is the balance It cures because the air rendered strongly antiseptic SCIENTIFIC, PHYSIOLOGICAL and as a racer won many prizes. As of probabilities or improbabilities that is carried over the diseased surfaces of the bronchial EXERCISE: once won the cham- can be determined only by actual bat- tubes with every breath, giving prolonged and constant a tennis player he treatment. Those of a consumptive tendency, or suffer- Woods. tle. Admiral Evans, by the way, has sleeplessness, head- pionship doubles with Sam ers from chronic bronchitis, find immediate relief from Nervousness, sick Atkinson served in the Honolulu NEILLS IN MARK always been one of the chief oppo- coughs or inflamed conditions of the throat. Rifles. He joined the awkward squad nents of the system c typified by his Cresolene is a. boon to Asthmatics. ache, indigestion, chronic diarrhoea, Drcggists. of the Rifles with Geo. C. Potter, the TWAIN'S COMEDY present flagship. Descriptive liooWet with proofs of its All constipation, torpid liver, sluggish cir- latter rising until he became a major. There are numerous improvements valiv.' on request. T HE VAPO CRESOLENE CO.. 180 Fulton St., New York City. Later he was one of the organizers in the Kentucky over the Oregon. The culation, weak heart, weak lungs, lum-bag- o and became a first. lieutenant of th$ The Neill company gave a very artis- Oregon's big guns are so heavy that (J)-- - -- s-- All Wisconsin and certain forms of rheumatism. Mounted Reserves. tic and clear cut presentation of Frank such shells. of the DELEGATE Mr. Atkinson left Honolulu in 1895 Mayo's successful dramatization of that is vulnerable to rapid fire might KUHI0 to a law be shot away without impairing her All these and many others can be cured with Arthur Wilder enter Mark Twain's "Pudd'n Head Wilson" school on the mainland but Wilder de- fighting value. Moreover, just at this WASN'T CONSULTED by proper exercise, bathing and diet. cided to go to Yale and as the Univer- last evening, which was thoroughly time battleships began to increase in sity of Michigan then arranged for ap- - reeiated by the audience. size; designers devoted a large part The baths are being Well dis- Hamman three year courses Atkinson went to K 'ill always seems best suited with of the increased weight at their Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole, of Hono- ; posal protection of many people are be- that institution and became it - to the better their lulu, popularly known at home as patronized and among large a quiet, eccentric role like Pudd'n- rapid fire batteries, Krupp armor sup- prominent the student "Prince Cupid," tfh; Delegate from the ginning to realize their many good body at Ann Arbor. As a cyclist at the head and made a very lovable and real planted Harvey nickel, and very soon University he made a place on the entity of the lawyer whom the "wise ships were being built with all their Territory of Hawaii to Washington, is qualities. Women will find these baths track team and also played in the ten- men of Dawson" think a fool until in fighting parts amply protected against staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, 1S97 the end his wit and perception, too six-inc- h shells. The result is the nis teams and during the year that ; says the New York Tribune of Dec. 2. to be the greatest skin beautifier in the manager of baseball team. keen for the crow J to appreciate, vin- six-inc- h gun, which is the chief feat- he was the "I had been in the He was elected a member of the Uni- dicated him. ure of the Wisconsin and Maine United States world. one Miss Chapman as Roxana showed classes, sinks to a subsidiary position several times before I came in my versity Athletic Board and was I of the student members of the Board of much of the same fire with which she on the Georgia class, and with the present official capacity," said the Ha-- j Woods Issiitits of Physical Culture Control of Athletics of the University. invested Cigarette in "Under The Two COMMANDER N. E. MASON, in com- Connecticut class is definitely aban- waiian Delegate. "My first visit was in University he took a pro- Flags." Her make-u- p was excellent mand of the cruiser Cincinnati. doned. Even England, with over-fou- r While the in 1888, and I was here again in 1900. Corner Fort and Queen Streets. minent part in the fight ror purer col- and her change from a pampered plan- hundred of these guns on her battle- world-hardene- My present experience Is a novel one, lege athletics, assisting in the organi- tation favorite to a d, ships, is wavering in her allegiance, Inter-Collegia- when swung broadside they keel her and I have not yet found my bearings. te revengeful woman markedly artistic. and putting "medium caliber" guns in zation of the Western so exposed to I was sworn in beginning Association. After graduating Sheldon Lewis in one of the most over that her deck is her latest designs; while Italy, in at the of the Athletic Kentucky special session, dis-- University Michigan he despicable roles given an actor to por- the enemy's shells. On the the beJL d battleship yet de- but have not yet : Your friends like a from the of so they can covered my My course, C. F. Peter- tray, was excellent. His rendition of the turrets are "balanced" vised, comes out squarely in favor of exact status. life has took a special with al- i be pointed in any direction without twelve-inc- h eight-inc- h al- been given to travel, the Little refreshment whn they drip son, in the law repartment of Cornell the part of Tom Driscoll, type of a low- and guns, and restraint streaky-bloode- d tering the trim of the vessel. The most identical with calibers which in Washington, with limited opportu-- i to 3 yon just as much a you University. born, hound, was not the in 86 Oregon has a protective deck, laid flat we put on the Oregon ten years ago. nities for usefulness, ia something to enjoy it when you drop in to see He returned to Honolulu in 1S9S. in merely the playing of a role, it was protect one subtle suggestion personality on top of her armor belt to her It must not be imagined that the which I am unaccustomed. them it's no to serve the steamer following the which the of the I every engines from fragments of shell burst- Wisconsin is a poor fighter. Whatever "The appointment of Secretary Car- brought the news of annexation to the in movement and intonation. No Kentucky an to less on the opposite extreme ing above it; but on the the may be the expectations of the ships ter as the Governor of Hawaii and that islands, and became assistant artistic protective slopes down at the of Attorney General W. O. Smith, serving was the breezy, boyish Chambers of deck still on paper, she can hold her own Dole to the Federal sides ship to ce the - Judgeship year resigning from Donald Bowles and the Rowy of Miss of the against anything now afloat. Com- were undoubtedly wise se for about a and belt, so a shell penetrating the lections, as the position shortly after Mr. Smith Kellar. The love mating of the two, that both are capable men; but belt and bursting behind it would stilt it is to be regretted Im- did. He then opened an office for the bound together by Nature, despite that the only find two one-ha- lf inch slope - the and mediate representative of the Hawai- practice of his profession at King and seemingly overwhelming circumstan- stop part-- ces, of the protective deck to the ian people could not have been con- Bethel streets, and later formed a was beautifully played. fragments. Hff 'Hh Judd, lat- - gH ferred with, the recourse would have nership with Albert F. this The scene at the close of the second The Wisconsin is distinguished from g made the people feel that they were In And it makes a delightml eveni the other battleships by the entire I "'r a little closer touch with the govern- refreshment. absence of eight-inc- h guns. In this ment at Washington, through their Bottling ASSOCIATION WILL respect, and in the arrangement of chosen representative. Rainier Works, BAR her funnels abreast, she follows the "In the campaign in which I was type of vessel which England has AGENTS FOR HAWAII. elected I contended as a Republican NOT CONTEST COUNTY ACT built for the past ten years. In place that irwould be no use to send a Home Phone White 1331. P. O. Box 157 of eight-inc- h guns and the battery of Rule Delegate to Washington, as he five-inc- h rapid fire guns seen on the would not be in harmony with the ad- Kentucky, she carries a battery of ministration, and could get nothing. The Bar Association, in view of Treasurer Kepoikai's suit to ' fourteen six-inc- h rapid fire guns. I desire to obtain such results for Ha- Fresh Green Xmas frees The chief argument for the adoption waii as will strengthen the Republican gun England on "Ventura"' test the county act, has decided to reconsider its intention to make of the calibres to which LIEUT. VICTOR BLUE. Flag Officer party, in whose principles I believe. "Wil! arrive the has so persistently adhered, was Wednesday morning direct from was requested by the town meeting. The Association of Admiral Cooper's Cruiser Squad- Since annexation the customs revenues a test case as found in the battle of Yalu. It was ron. and the postal revenues have gone to the Sierra Nevada Mountains. the Japanese quick firing guns, sweep- Call on Wednesday afternoon has however offered to lend its assistance both to thfe Attorney the National Treasury, and there are ing the unprotected portions of the many things that should be done by and make your selections as to General and the Treasurer in making the proposed test. Chinese ironclads, that drove their pared with new London class of Great six-inc- the national government for alaai guns won Britain she carries two more h Hawaii The following resolution was adopted yesterday at a meeting crews from their and the such as the building of a new custom We'll keep them for you until battle. Hence, it was argued that a guns on a smaller displacement and : house and the deepening of the harbor. 24th. Executive Committee of the Bar Association six-inc- h has a far protected by the of the strong battery of rapid fire greater area The lighthouse guns was more the armor. Her turrets are another step service should also be RESOLVED, That a suit having been brought by the Treasur- essential than maintained by the national govern- LEWIS & CO., LTD. more powerful but slower eight-inc- h. in advance over those of the Ken- BIG GROCERS. er against the Superintendent of Public Works and the Superin- - gun the tucky, for they are not only balanced, ment. I shall hope to impress the Jus- THE and this distinctive was for tice of these claims upon govern- 769 King St. The Lewers & Cooke of time abandoned. but are oval instead of circular, giv- the tendent of Water Works, of the Territory, to test the validity ' ment Washington." 240. far-sight- at BIdg. 240 2 Telephones A ed designer m'ght have ing more room behind the gun where it time bring another "Prince Cupid" Is younger broth- the Countv Act, appears inexpedient at this to seen Wisconsin carried her j it is most needed; and the port plates, the that the er of Prince David, who was the heir White 801. P. O. Box .... suit or action on the part of the Bar Association. own refutatioty of the argument. The through which the guns protrude, are Phone six-inc- apparent to the late King Kalakaua. RESOLVED. That the Secretary of the Association state to h rapid firers were or the de- inclined at a 6harp angle. The Wis- OO. struction of the enemy's quick firers. consin, as usual with the ships buik Prince David is a Democrat, and was WON TAi for Kepoikai. and also to the Attorney a delegate to the Kansas City conven- 118 King St., near Maunakea. the attorneys Treasurer which uo to that date were poorly in San Francisco, proved to be the in prosecuting or protected by armor. Wiscon- fastest vessel of her class, making tion. HOUSE PAINTING, Contractors ana General, that if either side desires assistance But the Paper Hanging and Decorat- defending the suit to test the validity of the County Act, the n sin carries her battery behind a solid 17.17 knots an hour on trial, or nearly Builders. one-ha- lf Harvey more Children enjoy feeding monkeys by class workmen. wall of five and inch a knot than her eastern sisters. the ing done first will stand readv to render assistance. steel, keep out just S. M. BALLOU. on the Heights. PRICES REASONABLE. nickel designed to 4 THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 18, 1M IH PACIFIC COLOMBIA'S ATTITUDE. SHE RESCUED THE SOME CHOICE CHRISTMAS OFFERS Commercial Advertiser the United States the fact will be due MARK TWAIN TRlDU I fc Jill Humors to the general ignorance prevailing Are impure matters which the skin, WALTER G. SMITH - EDITOR south of Mexico about the power and Editor Advertiser: It was a privilege liver, kidneys and other organs can AgT(7fcPT Oil and Water-Col- or Posters ago i adaptability of the North American re many years to rescue from oblivion not take care of without help, there is FRIDAY DECEMBER 18 public. The Latin Americans have that inspiration of Mark Twain's the such an accumulation of them. been taught, partly by Europe, partly prose poem on Hawaii. At the time of Prints, Native Types, Pyrographlc delivery in a New York speech, I They litter the whole system. , by peo- its POLITICS AND PATRONAGE. their own prejudices, that the sent it to the Paradise of the. Pacific, Pimples, boils, eczema and other Novelties, Skins for Burnt ple of the United States are mere tra- preserv- It is the duty of the Supervisors suggesting that it was worth eruptions, loss of appetite, that tired Work ders who let their fighting be done by ing, and worthy the gratitude of all elected on the Republican ticket to feeling, bilious turns, fits of indiges- ragamuffins from abroad, not to kamaainas. The frequent appearance F8 hired stand pat for their party and divide In print of this gem attests apprecia- tion, dull headaches and many other be compared in warlike attributes and ARTISTS' MATERIALS none of the advantages gained by Re- tion. One must protest, however, troubles are due to them. chivalry to the hidalgos of New Spain. by so much as a publicans at the polls with the Home against its alteration Travellers all say that the threat of the single word euphony and the sacred BURNT WORK, DINNER CARDS, GURRET2J Rulers. They should agree among DESIGNS for Chilian press fourteen years ago, to rights of authorship forbid. The omis- Hood's Sarsaparilla themselves upon "alien," and the substitution FURNITURE. a chairman and stay land an army of 25,000 men at San sion of bound by their caucus action; and of "years and years" for "twenty and Pills Francisco and march them against years," in no way enhance its value. of the DEGREE OH Whatever patronage may be, Remove all humors, overcome all A PICTURE is a PERPETUAL WITNESS there New York, quite fairly represents the Here is a further indebtedness to " be should used to obtain efficient and general South American idea of North Mark Twain. In "Following the Equa- their effects, . strengthen, tone and TASTE ONE EXERCISES. HAVE YOUR PIC-- Re- says: "On day out ftonest men from the ranks of the American conditions. Venezuela, tor," he the seventh invigorate the whole system. publican party and no other, and we saw a vast dim bulk standing, up TURES FRAMED at the STUDIO of 1 bristling up to Europe and then, in out of the wastes of the Pacific, and "I had salt rheum on my hands so that 1 thereby strengthen the organization defeat, laying it ail to the lack of a knew that the spectral promontory was could not work. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla and fulfill the expectations of the ma- defensive fleet and flattering itself that Diamond Head. Not anything and It drove out the humor. I continued use Co., jority of the voters. if foreigners had dared come in the world could have stirred me as Its till the sores disappeared." Mbs. The Pacific Hardware Ltd. the great O. Beown, These are the simplest rules of politi- welcomed the sight of that rock did." This Iba Rumford Falls, Me. ashore they would have been is additional material for Hawaii's MERCHANT STREET. cal ffaielity. They cannot be violated graves, Hood's Sarsaparilla promises to by hospitable hands to bloody Promotion Committee. The quotation, cure and keeps the promise. save in extraordinary circumstances is typical of the whole pretentious col- or the last sentence, would make an such as are presented when Kumalae ony of small republics which fume and effective accompaniment to photo- .'came up for Speaker. No such circum- We graphs of Diamond Head. bluster on our sister continent. (MRS.) S. C. WATERS. stances now show themselves and no have no doubt that the people of Co- Republican Supervisor can hope to lombia believe they could retake Pan- REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS. make a patronage deal with the Home ama and hold it against the Yankees. HONOLULU, OAHU. Electricity in the Home Rulers and retain the confidence of They count as nothing the affair of the Recorded Dec- - 11, 1903. AND YOU SHOULD USE IT. the party which expects its elected United States with Spain and affect to W. E. Fisher comr. et al. to Tr. Est. Elegant WHY candidates to help rather than hinder believe that the Filipinos are still hold- B. P. Bishop D. Realty on southeast Incandescent electric llghtin g is indispensable to the comfort of tbe 1 St., 1000 sq. $1500. the fulfillment of its pledges to give ing the "Gringos" at bay. They are side of Mililani ft.; modern home. Dec. 2, 1903. Perfumery The quality of the light is f ar superior to any other. quite capable of attacking us and to Bank of Hawaii Ltd. to Tr. Est. The cost is very slightly abo ve kerosene. administration of public affairs. feel no presage of the rude awakening Jas. Campbell, a. m. Realy on Wai-ki- ki The annoyances of broken la mp chimneys, smoke, trimming of Nor is the case changed when the to come. side of Alakea St., 7670 sq. ft. We claim to have THE wicks, excessive heat, disagreea ble odor, refilling of lamps, etc are $25,000. 3, 1903. entirely by use elec trlclty. Home Rulers ask favors for an al- Dec. FINEST line of HIGH removed of B. to S. S. A simple turn of the switc h in the wall or chandelier gives In- leged Republican. Any man they want to be a sage Kalaukela C. Martin, B. Mr. Cleveland chooses Int. in claim against W. L. Peterson, GRADE scents ever shown stant light and saves groping a bout for matches. in office is one who has either done instead of a Presidential candidate $200 note; int In Sam. Kapaliauweloa in this city, of FRENCH, The light can be left burn Ing without danger of fire while occu- something to help their party or has and as such will secure an old age of mtg dated Dec. 4, 1901, for $200. Con. ENGLISH, GERMAN and pants are out of the house. s whlte-th-e promised so to do; and if the office is dignified respect. $250. Sept. 4, 1903. Manufacture.-1-I- The quality of light is soft, teady and quantity to suit leisure and national AMERICAN your needs. one controlling large patronage, as is It is remarkable how public opinion F. J. Russell et al. to Hoopii Sllva, beautiful sets or cut 12-1- We numerous saving light sugges- D. Realty Mokauea, Kallhi, 1 00 have devices for and valuable of at that of Road Supervisor the Fourth the best public opinion in the United 1 34; 21 22, glass bottles. tions for old, as well as new sub scribers. acre: lot Blk lots and Blk over District, Home Rule preference for the States has reversed itself in regard 33, Kalulanl Tract; area 500 & 11,600 What is more acceptable to The conveniences and desirable features of electricity all we pleasure Incumbent must be classed with the to Cleveland, perhaps by comparison sq. ft. respectively; $30. Nov. 25, 1903. other illuminators are innumerable and will take in telling the Ladies? you the cost of house wiring an d fixtures. sort' of gratitude which expresses itself with other political leaders of a later A. L. Shaw, mtgee, gives notice of to lively sense of favofs to come. day. is not to genius or intention foreclose mtg and of sale in a This a tribute of land of Jas. H. Hakuole, mtgr. PRICES ARE RIGHT Now we submit that such favors be- to brilliancy, for the former President S. KONA, HAWAII. long, under Republican auspices, to the has neither, but to man of good a Mrs. K. Ganpar et al., to C. Akui, L. Only a few beautiful tripli- HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC Co., Ltd. Republican rank and file only. There executive mind who can be relied upon Realty at Waipunaula 2nd, 20 yrs at cate Toilet Mirrors left. Office King near Alakea. Main are plenty of good men to be found In to take counsel of his conscience. $25 year. May 25, 1903. Phone 390 the party for road work and if it is Such men are rare in American or any LAHAINA, MAUI. giveA to them to do they will labor other politics; when found they are L. K. AhOlo to Jno. W. Kalua, D. HOLLISTER DRUG CO., hard in the next campaign and cement cherished and their names live after Realty at Kooka 2 1-- 2 acres; at Pala-nu- i, 1 78-1- 00 acre; 2 pes the organization; and Home Rulers, them in affectionate speech as well as and land at VOBT STREET. Lahaina, $800. Aug. 10, 1903. getting nothing, will see a very practK in the formal tomes of history. Waianae. Jno. W. Kalua to A. N. Hayselden, cal reason indeed to enlist' in the Re-- y James F. Morgan, President; Cecil Brown, Vice PreiidtsAji D. Realty at Waianae, Lahaina, $400. F. Hustace, publican ranks. On the other hand The lady who rescued Mark Twain's Dec. 1, 1903. Secretary; Charles H. Atherton, Auditor; W. 81 if Home Rulers are supported by the tribute to Hawaii from a transient KAANAPALI, MAUI. Hoogs, Treasurer and Manager. Republicans and given reason to feel speech and senf it here for publication, K. Baker to M. Reimann, D. 1 share There'll be no trouble to select your E3:xstSLCe 5c that they have compelled such support, complains of the changes in the text in the Hul land of Mailepal, $1. Dec. Co., Xta.. 4, 1903. ? there can nothing be done with them. which appear in some of the literature Christmas presents this year, as our WHOLESALE AND RETAIL D1EALERS IN HALELEA, KAUAI. ;,They will stay Home Rulers and let issued by the Promotion Committee. stock is kept fully up to requirements J. A. Magoon to M. K. Kaono, Rel. Firewood, well enough alone. The point she makes is well taken and Stove, Steam, Blacksmith's Coal Realty at Kallhiwal, $200. Sept. 2, with seasonable goods. we trust, before the prose poem ap- 1903. Also Black and White Sand. Telephone Main 295. The scarcity of cotton has caused pears In our magazine advertisements DISTRICT COURT. v Special Attention Given to Draying. mills to shut down in New England it will be returned to its original and J. W. Pratt vs. United Chinese Society, asst. $508. You've noticed the magnificent , but it has brought a sudden rush of incomparable form. Somebody at- Taxes. J. W. Pratt vs. Capt. A. Tullett, asst. LEATHER GOODS in one of our win- 1 prosperity to the cotton planters of the tempted to bring the up to date tribute $11. Taxes. I and the Committee, by mis- dows. i South. So things in that respect are Promotion J. W. Pratt vs. Upapaj asst. $29. Byron Hot Springs Fire Insurance J fairly even. The general state of take, got hold of the spoiled version. Taxes. tt tt Only 68 Miles From San Francisco on business in the country, though not at The poem now resembles a necklace of J. W. Pfa'tt v. A. K. Palekaluhl, asst. Main TBE B. F. DILLINGHAM eOlPftfl, $43.60. Taxes. Line Southern Pacific Co. Iff high water mark, is good enough to pearls with a perfect gem taken out More beautiful goods could not be Gtoaeral Agent J. W. Pratt v. Wm. Paoaokalahi, MOST WONDERFUL SPRINGS for Hawaii avert the danger of hard times. For- here and there and a cheap one sub- Atlas Assurance Company of m asst. $202. Taxes. found anywhere. IN eign trade is looking up, the staple stituted. J. W. Pratt v. Kalnoa Mahae, asst. AMEBIC. Phoenix Assurance Company at 1 don. crops of the past autumn are selling $22. Taxes. HOT SALT, HOT, MUD AND SUL- New ship W. v. Mary York Underwriters Agency. well and the influx of gold is normal. Each of Rear Admiral Evans' J. Pratt Kahaunaele, PHUR BATHS. Providence Washington InmL asst. 26.50. Taxes. Fine warm swimming tanks. Drink- shut-dow- ns squadron will have a special day In The VIENNA BRONZE desk requi- Company. Many of the of industrial W. v. ing waters of quali- the Advertiser. morning J. Pratt Kalnul Kahooklekie, wonderful curative Phenix Insurance Company of plants are due to the strikes organized This we give asst. $111. Taxes. sites each piece a work of art, will ties. Pronounced the beat in America Brook the flagship Kentucky a chance, put- lyn. j to Berve the ends of walking delegates J. W. Pratt v. Kahele Iokia, asst. $16. appeal to the lover of the beautiful. for Rheumatism. Gout, Sciatica and and other agitators. Capital responds ting into readable form all the current Taxes. Malaria. ALBERT RAAS, Manager. J. W. Pratt v. Kalnoa, asst. $12. Thoroughly modern steam heated ho- to of unions by closing its facts about the fine new armor-cla- d 5$ Insurance Department office, torn the threats Taxes. tel as comfortable In Winter as Sum- floor, Stangenwald building. works, to wait until unionism smooths and printing a full roster of the off- J. W. Pratt v. S. Kala Poepoe, asst. mer. arrogance. icers and crew. Tomorrow the Wiscon- $49.20. Taxes. We have added new goods in every Call at Advertiser Office for booklets, down its This state of or on sin will have its turn and on Sunday J. W. Pratt v. Muolo Ulalla, asst. $33. department, you Mr. J. K. Burkett, who kindly HAWAIIAN SODA things is noticeable in the building and will find gifts allows the use of his name. WffflB the Oregon will come in for Taxes. trades. But behind all the trouble is attention. J. W. Pratt v. Mrs. L. Kuaimoku, here of real value, from Fifty Cents to Special days for the junior flagship Address, H. R. a vast country overflowing with wealth asst. $34. Taxes. One Thousand Dollars. WARNER, FOR IODA AND CARBONATMB , and enterprise and hopeful of the fu New Orleans and for her sister cruisers J. W. Pratt v. Mrs. Mikaele, asst. Manager. will follow. All these articles will be $42.50. Taxes. Byron Hot Springs, Contra Costa WATERS. i ture. J. W. Pratt v. Esther Kuaea Koki, County, Cal. Mmoi Blu im well illustrated. asst. $48. Taxes. If the truth were known, Honolulu J. W. Pi-at- t v. Kumukoa Moeikl, asst. H. F. Wichman & Co, Ltd. would stand forth as one of the great- THE $105.10. Taxes. TEST CASE. J. W. v. Kupihea asst.1 slaveholding of the new Pratt Kekuku, JEWELERS. est cities Tne Official and Commercial Kecord.l $3.10. Taxes. Those who get inside glimpses Fort Street. world. The case brought by Territorial J. W. Pratt v. Kimokeo Kapuahl, Xmas among yardboys and in the asst. $5.20. Taxes. Bargain! of life the Treasurer Kepoikal against Superin- purliens of Chinatown, know that wo- tendent of Public Works Holloway and J. W. Pratt v. J. L. Kukahl, asst. $11. Taxes. f men are being sold over and over Superintendent of Water Works Brown to prevent turning over J. W. Pratt v. Koolewai, asst. $14. again. When a Japanese coolie goes them from the Taxes. Wanted Honolulu to County Water Works the W. v. Kopaea back home he is quite as likely to sell Supervisors, is a step in the right J. Pratt (w.), asst. his wife as to take her with him. Such direction. It is such a case as the $171. Taxes. Just W. v. Mrs1. N. Men, Women Domestic Sewing meeting J. Pratt Makaena, asst. Machines things are done quietly and as the citizens desired and which the $19.75. Bar Association had agreed to formu- Taxes. and children to women rarely complain the authorities J. W. v. Mahoe $20. late and bring in order to test the Pratt Luika, asst. invest their FOR learn but little. Occasionally a case validity of the County Taxes. Act. In fact the J. W. v. (w.), of peonage crops up here and Is tried Bar Association committee had dis- Pratt Mahiai Kalmi asst. $11.75. m court; is only a specimen cussed this very method of getting Taxes. but it the J. W. question before the court, and would Pratt v. Wm. Mahuka, asst. Christmas Present brick from a great edifice of crime. $159.40. Taxes. .Savings 1 have probably made the Water Works subject J. W. Pratt v. Maliikapu, asst. $27. A private letter from Los Angeles the matter of the suit. As it is Taxes, Former Price Now this case can and should bring up a. m. with us The Sunday Advertiser Is the best every one of general objections No. (Loch the to J. W. vs. Isaac Noar, asst. Profit Domestic 3 stitck) $45.00 $25.00 advertising medium in this city today the County Act and give op- Pratt Security and the court $310.50. Taxes. but it is not fully appreciated by mer- portunity to decide them. Having that guaranteed. opportunity court J. W. Pratt vs. David Notley, asst. New Domestic No. 8 (Droptiead GHain and chants. Everybody reads the paper the should decide $19.20. Taxes. them. Not one but all of them. J. W. vs. Capt. Naopala, asst. as anyone can see by watching the is Pratt Lock stitch) 75.00 It within the discretion of the Su- $24. Taxes. 40.00 newsboys, and Its circulation is greater preme Court, when the constitution- J. W. Pratt vs. John C. Crowder, asst. APPLY TO than that of the city edition of the ality of a statute is contested upon $76. Taxes. several grounds, to decide the case ALL IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION AND daily Advertiser, which leads in its J. W. Pratt vs. Chong Fat, asst. $1.50. Phcenis Samsgs, Buildi&g and Loan ATTACHMENT! either upon one ground alone, or to Taxes. field. No more favorable medium for consider and dispose of all the grounds COMPLETE. reaching public was ever presented J. W. Pratt vs. Joe Correa, asst. $31 the presented. Taxes. So upon here. much depends the validity or J. W. Pratt vs. Nalhalua, asst. $13. invalidity of the County Act, and the Taxes. Judd Building, Fort St. Entrance. The Advertiser's New Year edition of uncertainty Is so disturbing to public J. W. Pratt vs. David Nahoolewa, VON HAMM-YOUN- G confidence, which is the soul Capital $ 200,000.00 THE CO., twenty-fou- r pages, of which an im- of credit, asst. $36.10. Taxes. Guarantee Ltd that the public interests call for an vs. Subscribed Capital 8,500,000.00 mense issue will be made, is to con- J. W. Pratt Namakalele, asst. early and complete decision. The Rec- $34.25. Taxes. Paid Up Capital .". 1,000,000.00 ALEXANDER YOUNG HOTEL urges upon BUILDING. tain an exhaustive illustrated article ord the Court that it mt J. W. Pratt vs. Namakakapu Kelu-paln- a on Pearl Harbor. There will be other only advance the case to early hearing, (w), asst. $31.50. Taxes. attractive features, making the paper but that it consider and decide all of J. W. Pratt vs. Napahuekolu (w). the grounds presented as cause for asst. $17. of especial advantage to advertisers Taxes. holding the act invalid, as well as all J. W. Pratt vs. S. W. Paahao, asst. and to people engaged in promoting the those in its support. $17. Taxes. tourist trade. It would be advisable If. on the other hand, the grounds J. W. Pratt vs. Frank Pacheco, asst. of are one $14. 3DO to place orders early for copies of the attack considered piecemeal, Taxes. ground only being considered in each J. W. Pratt vs. Estate of Mary O. you can obtain an up-to-da- te office in the new ALEXANDER YOUNG BUILDING for $20.00 great Annual. case, during a of cases, re- $14.40. series the Sullivan, asst. Taxes. per month and upwards. The price includes hot and cold water, electric lights and janitor service sult will be a waste of time, money and J. W. Pratt vs. Lum Fai, asst. $41. says: "On .Saturday and Sunday twenty-- effort, with no corresponding benefit,' Taxes. The new fireproof warehouse just back of the Young Building is now complete with freight five hundred people are said to have while the evils arising from uncertain- J. W. Pratt vs. Maunakea, asst. $72.30. elevator, and storage room may be obtained on application to the agents of the building. arrived, taking: advantage of the cheap ty will be unnecessarily prolonged. Taxes. A "short, sharp de- J. W. vs. Wm. Blaisdell, asst. rates offered them." What $nd decisive" Pratt HAMM-YOUN- G railroad cision is needed, and the Record be- $15.90. Taxes. . THE VON CO , LTD. might not be done for Hawaii with lieve? that the Supreme Court will rise J. W. Pratt vs. C. Johnson, asst. $26.-S- 8. cheap steamer fares. to the occasion and give it. Taxes. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEP'TSER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 18 IMS,

ADMIRAL EVANS SIGNALS THE LENGTH BISHOP SCO.. BARKERS Tennis CHRISTMAS ESTABLISHED IN 18C8. OF FLEETS STAY IN HONOLULU P T Banking Department. Rackets Transact business in all fie; of banking. Fresh Collections carefully attended Exchange bought and sold. (Continued from page 1.) I music. The sailor stevefiorps danr-p- Presents to it. At times they ran races to see SHIPS COALED v.ho could do the work quickest. The Stock crowd per- m watched the interesting BICYCLES Commercial and Travelers Letter IN A HURRY formance although, soon covered with For We suggest a few Credit issued on the Bank o Caltforsisl coal dust. Forty-fiv- e carts were used and and N. M. Rothschild Sons, in hauling the coal to the docks. They carry many From Correspondents: The Bank et were otners. Oa. Like a snow ball in a July sun in charge of W. H. Hoogs and I fornia, Commercial Banking the II r Christmas OO Sydney, Ltd., the three big coal piles of the Navy drivers were kept hustling to the $15 Up. London. tune of the music. Even all Department in Honolulu are melting the carts dumping coal at the rate of two or r:i, $1.00 up. Ping Pong Sets, under the onslaughts of the vessels of three a minute could not keep up with Boxing Gloves, $1.00 per Set up. Drafts and cable transfers oa the fleet. Some 2700 tons of best the demands of the three vessels. The Punching and Japan through the Hongkong two RUBBER Bags, all prices. Pocahontas and Cardiff coal were load- battleships were given their coal Footballs, 50c. up. Shanghai Banking CorporatMk first, and whenever it seemed as if they up! Chartered Bank of India, Australia ed yesterday on the Kentucky, "Wi- were BROWNIES Hammocks, $1.00 a little ahead, a few cart loads Tennis Rackets, all prices. China. sconsin and New Orleans and sonic were shunted off to the New Orleans. By Ten Rubber Brownies, 50c. up. coaling records were also broken In evening the New Orleans had over Different ootballs, prices. three hundred tons all Interest allowed on term deposits the course of the day. This morning of coal aboard; the Pom Pom Guns, 75c. el Kentucky and Wisconsin the following rates per annum. vSs: the New Orleans will be taken from had finished Figures, each - Air Gun, 75c.- up. BASEBALL 2 oeotfc, her station Pacific Mail hours before. At five o'clock 2394 tons Seven days' notice, at per at the vharf Exercisers, different prices. S per and the Battleship Oregon will bo of coal had passed over the naval Three months, at cent. Baseballs, BatSj Mask. 3 per given, her place. The Oregon and the scales and then there was.an intermis- 50c. Six months, at cent. Golf Sticks. OUTFITS Twelve months, at 4 per cent. cruiser Albany will be coaled today, to sion for the dinner hour, after which Sweaters. be followed tomorrow by the remain- coal was put on the dock for the New Trust Department. US Orleans. House Safes, $10 up. ing three cruisers. The coaling will be Globe-Wernic- ke Bookcases. Act as trustees under mortgagee. The Kentucky had been given 1200 finished Saturday and the men will be Globe-Wernic- ke Manage estates, real and persoosJL tons of coal Office Devices. set at liberty by that time. The men before three o'clock and Typewriters, new or Collect rents and dividends. :rs the crew was put to work cleaning FOOTBALLS second hand. of the Kentucky, "Wisconsin and New Blue Steel guaranteed Valuable papers, wills, bonds, ete TO ship. By they finish- Razors. Orleans may get away afternoon, tonight will have Cigar-Lighter- s. received for keeping. this Inter-Colegia- Electric safe ed te 1st expected battle- this work, and also that of painting Flash-Light- as it is that the two Electric s, $3.50 up. Accountant Department. ships and cruiser may be in ship shape and then will be given shore liberty. Electric Night Lamps. ry The Wisconsin took 1150 tons of coal, Association. Auditors for corporations asxl gel by that time. Electric Motors. SWEATTERS k- - Kentucky was a portion of it being loaded from the vate firms. The coaling of the Telephone Sets. reported completed at 2:45 o'clock yesterday aft-ernn- on scows in the harbor. She finished coal- Athletic Books examined and a trt ing a Water Motors, $3.50 up. Statements of affairs prepared. and the tars on the Wisconsin little before five o'clock and is Pocket Knives. ly up also being put through a cleaning pro- Trustees on bankrupt or lasoiTsaMI began washing just two hours later. Single Sticks. Suits estates. The New Orleahs will be loaded by 9 cess. The Oregon Fencing Sets. Office, 924 Bethel street. o'clock this morning and she will then will come up to the Pa- Graph ophones. be moved out in the stream alongside cific Mail dock this morning after the Savings Department. in New Orleans is out way Basketballs. the remaining three cruisers. of her and will Indoor Baseballs. Deposits received and interest altow ly rec- begin coaling immediately. She will The Kentucky made a splendid EXERCISERS Children's Play Tents. ed at AVt per cent per annum, fa ee ord in coaling. In just about seven take on about 1100 tons. At the same cordance w'.th rules and reguta&toos o- - time the coaling of Nantucket Hammocks.' hours the big battleship had put the Albany will be Carving Sets. copies of which may be obtained en commenced. She will be loaded from Make the 1200 tons of coal she was levolvers, $3.00 up. application. in need of, and the men began immedi- lighters in naval row. The facilities here for caring for a fleet size of Health, hotguns. BOOK Insurance Department. s. ately to overhaul the vessel. Work the Rifles, $2.50 up. was started on the Kentucky at 6:30 that under Admiral Evans are totally Agents for FIRE, MARINE, LCNU inadequate. The naval station equip- Water Pistols. ACCIDENT, and EMPLOYEES' LIA o'clock yesterday morning and except- Melchers' CASES load- ment was never intended to care for Shower Bath.. BILITT INSURANCE COMPANH. ing for a short stop for lunch the Bicycles, $15.00 up. ing was kept up continuously and rap- such a fleet as the one now in the Insurance office, 924 Bethel street. harbor, and it is expected now the Fishing Poles. idly until the last load of coal had that Indian Clubs. been put aboard at 2:45 o'clock. The shortcomings have been shown Con- gress will be asked to make provision Dumb Bells. Kentucky has a record of 200 tons per Croquet Sets. hour, but she did not equal that yes- for further accommodation in this line. The Naval station has practically Rubber Brownies. terday. She is the best equipped ves- Polo Sticks. sel -- for coaling in the American navy. nothing in the way of lighters, scows, etc., and the want of garbage boats Adding Machines. In place of steam appliances for this Pocket Flasks. purgose, the Kentucky is fitted with particularly is felt. electrical cranes and the most modern Altogether the vessels of the fleet apparatus. And besides the crew will take on over 5,000 tons of coal, but worked with a will yesterday. Liberty even this amount will not make much ashore awaited the conclusion of their of a hole in the big navy piles. All work and they were anxious to get three coal piles are being drawn upon, Pearson & although Pocahontas coal is being The Hawaiian Trust Co's Safe through with it as early as possible. Deposit Vaults are provided witfe A big crowd watched the loading of taken as much as possible. This Js yesterday. Coal made considered much superior to Cardiff or Potter Co. TIME LOCKS and all Modem Im- the vessels dust any the sailor lads look like darky roust- other variety of coal, and is special- provements. abouts but they didn't mind it in the ly desirable in case of speed tests. LIMITED. least. Part of the time the bands The battleships are to remain at the played, first from the Kentucky and wharves while the fleet is in port. The then from the Wisconsin. And they cruisers are to remain out in the har- IfrJfe-jLl- the bor and will be coaled from lighters. Union and Hotel Sts BROWNIE H1 tf cents played quick, catchy, stirring waltz ?! ng a The battleships will probably take Low" a hundred tons of coal each in For the House Poor says Little HvliJuiPKcbjhooMF month sacks as deck loads. $10 OO Up, Phone 317. Folks enjoy play tents. BY AUTHORITY L procure ALAMEDA WILL J NOTICE TO CREDITORS. H a BRING SUPPLIES some of the other vessels, but as a man from each vessel would be sent Hr box' ) our rule men warships are to pull same number of CHRISTMAS SUNDAY t f All persons or concerns having claims the aboard the against the n rder satisfied to remain. term en- Hawaiians, or any other team from the The of 923 st the against the Department of Public The Alameda as well as the transport listment of none of the men expires city. If this contest can be arranged SCHOOL CONCERT Fort i Works contracted during the period of Solace will bring supplies for the fleet. while in port, and they will have to it will take place in the intermission six months ending December 31sty 1903. Admiral Evans yesterday received a make the trip to the Orient again, between the two football games on something which the short time men Christmas day. The Kentucky, Ore- Kawaiahao Sunday School will hold are requested to have them filed with cablegram from the Navy Department don't like. After the men are once gon and Wisconsin bands will play at a Christmas celebration this evening the Chief Clerk, duly certified to by saying supplies had been ship- WM. G. IRWIN & CO. ltd. that paid off a closer watch than ever will the park on both occasions. at 7:30. Strangers and the public are the Bureau or Officer ordering same, on ped on both the transport and the be kept for there is no doubt but what 1904. THE REGATTA. invited. Following is the program: or before January 10th, Oceanic liner, which would reach Ho-Honol- the fleet will leave some of its men in Q. port "when away. is The regatta will be confined to the Wm. Irwin... President and ICanaeaa C. M. WHITE, it sails There a Instrumental Duet "The Petrel's Vice-Preldn- (Slg.) day. fc Christmas standing offer of ten dollars for each crews of the fleet. It will not only be Cry" Claus Spreckels.... First Chief Clerk. W. M. Second Vice-Prestd-sa The Alameda may get in next Thurs- brought interesting but exciting. The barge D. K. Naone, D. Nape. Giffard... naval deserter back and the H. M. Whitney, Sea. Department of Public Works, Decem- day night unless the plans made when police epect to reap a rich harvest crews of the Kentucky and Wiscon- Prayer Jr.. Treasurer and 10, 1903. 6660 George W. Ross Audltoo have ber she was here last week have been while the squadron is in port. sin both claim superiority and the Rev. H. H. Parker. Sugar Agenta barge race will be the hardest fought Responsive Reading "Luke 2; fc:20' Factors and Commission changed. was Captain Dow-dell- 's It then of any of races arranged. Song Ao 206" AGENTS FOR THE EXCELSIOR LODGE NO. 1, intention to of time, the "Hoku Nani sail ahead CARNIVAL The program as arranged is as fol- By All. one. I. on Friday evening, and push the SPORT Oceanic Steamship Compaq? 0. 0. F. lows : Song "O Town of Bethlehem" steamer as much as possible in order Little also ed miles, one Choir. Of San Francisco, Cal to on day THE FLEET cutters Two Kawaiahao arrive the before Christmas. FOR turn Kentucky, Wisconsin, Oregon. Recitation and Song "Angels Song" AGENTS FOR THB Whether the plans have been changed 10-o- ar crew. Two miles, one Primary Department. because of the shipment of supplies by cutter Scottish Union & National Insurant THERE WILL BE A REGULAR A carnival of sports, the like of turn New Orleans, Cincinnati, Ken- Soprano Solo "Consider the Lilies" Company of Edinburgh. her Is not known. tucky, Oregon, Albany, Raleigh. Miss L. Kawainui. meeting of Excelsior Lodge No. 1, I. O. The Solace is to sail from San Fran- which has never been witnessed in Wllhelma of Magdeburg General la 10-o- ar Two Shepherds" O. F., at ELKS HALL, Beretania and tomorrow cutter Apprentices. Recitation 'While surance Company. cisco and will also try to Honolulu before, was arranged for the miles, one turn New Orleans, Cincin- Miss Hanamaikai. Miller streets, every Tuesday evening, make a quick trip to Honolulu. She Associated Assurance Company el sailors of the fleet at three meetings nati, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Oregon, Song "Holy Xight" & at 7:30 o'clock. is to go on through to Guam and Munich Berlin. Be gs Members of Harmony Lodge and all held yesterday. Albany, Raleigh. Kaiulani Home. Alliance Marine & General AasuraaeS Cavite but will transfer her supplies 10-o- cordially invited ar One mile Extfrcise "Glad in the Light" Co., Tislting brethren are to fleet She In the morning at ten o'clock a meet- cutter Marines. Ltd., of London. the vessels of the here. New Orleans, Kentucky, Raleigh. Primary Class. Royal Company to attend. will also have crews aboard to relieve ing was held at the station, Insurance of Ure Lb N. G. naval -- "Away in a Manger" f PETRLE, Wilmington Double banked whaleboats. Two Song pool. Alliance Assurance Company Secretary. those on the and also the which was attended by representatives miles, one New Orleans, Albany, Class. an. L. L. LA PIERRE. ship Guam. turn Infant Lon station at from each ship and also by the local Cincinnati, Kentuckj', Wisconsin. Recitation "The Best Gift of All' Rochester German Insurance OSSi sports committees. A general pro- Gig single banked. Two miles, one Emily Nuuhiwa. pany of N. T. CHINESEwiLL BE turn Cincinnati, Kentucky, Wiscon- Vocal Duet "Arise, Shine, for Thy gram consisting of two baseball games sin, Oregon, Raleigh, Albany. Light is Come" Wfll. G. IRWIN & COMPANY, Sunday, December 20th, two foot- H -A-Bus- iness ABLE TO LAND for Dinghy. One mile New Orleans, Miss J. Keliiaa and Mfes U. Kawainui. ball games Christmas day, and Re- Cincinnati, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Or- Exercise "The Shepherds" AGINTS FOX gatta Day Saturday, December 26th, egon, Albany, Raleigh. Junior Class. v "Night Waning" Western Sugar Refining Co., Saa J. F. Brown, in charge of the Im- was decided upon. Barge. Two miles, one turn Ken- Trio is tucky, Wisconsin. Misses Hanamaikai, Kamakawiwooje, Francisco, Cal. Man's migration here, yesterday re- X station At two o'clock the navy men held an- The officials who will be placed in Kaanaana. Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadel- ceived cabled advices from Washing- other meeting on board the Cincinnati charge of the sports as representing Song "I Think When I Read," phia, Pa ton asking him to extend every as- at which the program 'for the regatta the fleet will be Chapin, Vogelgesang, Twelve Little Girls or Kawaiahao Newell Universal Mill CO., Manufac- Seminary. turers of National Cane Shredder, New Christmas sistance, not inconsistent with the im- was arranged. Kearney, Blamer and Wood. They will be judges of boats, umpires, referees, Anthem "Grand Christmas" York, N. Y. in order the Chi- ar- Fra-Cisc- o, migration laws, that Lieutenant Wood reported the etc. The townspeople are also to have Kawaiahao Choir. Paraffine Paint Company, San Can be made just right by giv- nese on the Asiatic fleet might be per- rangements the meeting of the local Christmas Tree. Cal. pen. Get him at officials to act with the navy men. ing him a fountain mitted to land. general committee which was held last For the boat races cash prizes will Ohlandt A Co., San Francisco, CaL a good one though. We have Pacific Oil Transportation Co., Baal Nearly all the cooks and stewards of evening at the Hawaiian Hotel. be given for first and second places. Wealthy Hawaiian Student. a full line of the well known money among the Francisco, CaL vessels of the fleet are Chinese and meeting complete pro- The will be raised makes. the At this the business men. The enlisted men from Under the head of "Wealthy Toung it was found impossible to secure pro- days' sports was ships-Cab- gram for the three the fleet will be to all games Men at Yale," the New York Sun has C. BREWER & CO., LTD. yesterday for the le admitted Pen visions e Waterman's Ideal Fountain messages were sent to Wash- arranged. free. The usual charge of twenty-fiv- the following of local interest: "The Sugar Factors and Gomissiofl cents will be made to others. Hit and the celebrated ington by Admiral Evans asking for The two baseball games next Sunday wealth of the Hawaiian Islands is rep- ohantB. relief, the immigration officials also will be between picked teams from the resented by F. C. Baldwin, a senior, LIST OF OFFICERS. Secretary Cortel-yo- u among Curve" communicating with fleet and picked teams from the Dolphin Proves Useful. whose is the leading of C. M. Cooke, President; George W. Parkers' "Lucky Department of Labor and league. Captain father banker of the best players in the The dolphin opposite the marine Young spent Robertson, Manager; E. F. Blsfaofw Commerce. As a result a cablegram White of the Mailes is now signing Honolulu. Baldwin has a railway proved itself a valuable har- years Treasurer and Secretary; Col. W. F. came yesterday which will allow the men for both games. One game will goodly part of his four at Yale Alien, Auditor; P. C. Jones, H. Wabsr Chinese to come ashore under certain be called at 1:30 o'clock and the second bor convenience on the entrance of In enjoying life, with unlimited means house, G. R. Carter, Director. restrictions. An none of the Chinese game at 3:30 o'clock. The games will Admiral Evans's squadron. When the at his command. He has a long list are registered great care will have to be played at the baseball grounds. battleship Kentucky was coming to In not to permit their games scheduled of friends and admirers, and he has nas be taken order The football are dock she ran a to the dolphin, HONOLULU LIMITED. escape. The immigration officials for Christmas day. Teams are now hawser been one of the leaders in a crowd upon ma- YOUNG BUILDING STORE. called on the flagship yesterday after- being picked to play against elevens which the ponderous fighting who are convinced that college does noon, but Admiral Evans was not on from the Kentucky and Oregon. Jesse chine swung with facility Into posi- not imply four years of nothing but BOWLING PARLORS board, and another conference has been Woods is getting together the teams tion. grind." ES, arranged tor this morning. The Chi- which will represent Hawaii. REMOVAL NOTICE. permitted to land pro- Raleigh sta- nese are to be Lieutenant Wood of the COME DOWN AND UP vided the naval officers become re- ted at the meeting that the men of the Wahiawa Cabbage. BOWL The office of THE UNION EX- sponsible for them. fleet were anxious to please the public The best in the market. Fresh, crisp all PRESS CO. has been moved to HUS-TAC- E, in every way possible, and that if and sweet, at Clark Farm Co., 1139 Shir,po LTD., QUEEN a tug of war one Hawaii Sba PECK CO., JACKIESTRY . Honolulu wanted Fort street. STREET. THE PIONEER JAPANESE PRINT-In- g TELEP ONE MAN 86 TO DESERT A Japanese riding on a King street office. sThe publisher of Hawaii elec- Shinpo, dally Japanese paps car late last evening touched an the only 18. and, published In the Territory of Hawaii. MRS. W. KING. Half a dozen jackies from the Ken- tric bell when near Robello Lane J without waiting for the car to stop, C. SHIOZAWA, Proprietor. mine St., San Francisco. Cal. tucky made an attempt to desert Y. SOGA, Editor. 14A Walter promptly jumped off. He lit on his head and was trip, Shopping of any description Wednesday night but were caught and and Printing Office wltk-- to Editorial Ml attended to at catalogue rates. to the ship. badly bruised. He was taken the Smith St., above King. P. O. Box Sflfc Mrs. B. F returned Subscribe Now Reference (by permission) attempts are reported from Queen's Hospital for treatment. Telephone Main 48. J Dillingham, Honolulu. Similar THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER. HONOLULU, DECEMBER 18, 1WM. iHir.H.DHTH IN Castle & Cooke, Ltd. SSF MOORF IIIVJII uFnniNr,V 51 1 PROSPECTIVE lvlll llalt 2KONOLTJLTJ. A. A. WHISKY CENTRAL UNION CHURCH Commission Merchants, SUGAR FACTORS BEST ON EARTH CONTRACTS agents rom- - The Ewa Plantation Co. mm " H The Waialua Agricultural Co., Kflk f f The Kohala Sugar Co. The Waimea Sugar Mill Co. School Buildings I .av a w The Fulton Iron Works, St, 1 Ma Oil A?ed The Standard Oil Co. nrWunwrhenl The George F. Blake St To Be Erected Weston's Centrifugals The New England Mutual Ufa Is of ance Co., of Boston. Shortly. Ructions The Aetna Fire Insurance Ofc Hartford, Conn. Pure The Alliance Aasuranoe Co. al bhS9 xxxxkxxoxoooo don. Business Men Ask That i a THIS DAY Marston Campbell 4. M.S. Grinbaum&Co. Palat-- Woad i Be Retained. I Auction JjsH -- Sale I :OF: porters lnd Commlssloi Mtrcbttb Christmas Novelties and Make Iwilei Lord and Belser to WOIM AGHNTS WO I Statuary Road Storm Sewer Brewer's I Wharf Plans. I On Friday, December 18, Little Jack AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Smoking Tobacco But one tender was received at the At 847 Kaahumanu street, consisting 5c and 10c package? MUIDIUIII St flMonontid 60., Public Works Department for the of Cups and Saucers, Flower Vases, of the Iwilei road storm Brackets, Paper Weights, Flower Pots, general Export Agts, Bpreckeli' Bldg. construction Figures, Bowls, Music & f Bronze Fish Agent for sewer yesterday. It was from Lord Boxes, Toilet Sets, Mirrors, Wine and Honolulu, Hi Ti I Belser and for $3000. k Liquor Sets, Deer, Tea Sets, Cut Glass &RITISH AMERICAN ASSUHAJ Sealed tenders will be received at Bowls and Decanters, Pictures, Holy COMPANY, of Toronto. On tan "S01" Jesse Moore-Hu- nt Co. office of the Superintendent of Statues, Crucifixes, Candle Sticks, 3SLAWARE INSURANCE) CO. the As- Louisville, Ky. Vases, Card Trays, Fruit Stands, Philadelphia. las jrnLnciKW, cal. and Public Works up till noon of January Statues, Figures Groups. C. R. Roth, sorted and 18 for the erection of the buildings Dr. Hifrh0 and Miss Lucv married last eveninab. named below for the Department of JAMES F. MORGAN, M Public Instruction: Auctioneer. 9 OF ALL It was a pretty wedding in Central N Four-roo- m teacher's cottage at Ka-apah- u, Union church where, at 8:30 yesterday place in the open dining cafe, adjoining Hawaii the Ewa lanais, and some new effects KINDS Lau-pahoeh- evening, cnttora aeu iiign ana Four-roo- m teacher's cottage at Jr. in closed incandescent and Japanese MONUMENTS Miss Lucy Ruth Roth were joined in THIS DAY AT bin ton Baby Jumper and Hawaii. brass lantern lighting will be intro- E tt Six-roo- m teacher's cottage at Hono-ka- a, holy of matrimony by Rev. duced, while special colored lights and Hocking Chair. the bonds N Hawaii. W. M. Kincaid. There was a goodly lantern decorations will be produced T AXTELL'S Six-roo- m teacher's cottage at Paha- - in the grounds, making a fairy-lik- e kapuka, Hawaii. congregation of invited guests in the scene. Auction Sale t One-roo- m schoolhouse at Puako, Wai-me- a, body of the church, besides which the Another combined concert, a further OF Hawaii. gallery was rimmed with curious on- courtesy of Admiral Evans and Gov- Oil 1048-105- 0 Alakea One-roo- m Paintings. Steel Engravings, Street schoolhouse at Makena, lookers. ' ernor Carter, will take place Monday Maui. evening at the Hotel, under similar il- P. O. Box 642. The bridal party was prompt in ar Books Linolenm Plans and specifications' for the re- lumination effects, for the benefit of and riving. Mr. Jfimmett May supported the naval visitors and the families of HOUSES MOVED construction of Brewer's wharf and the bride, giving her away at the a few of the officers of the fleet that aer Can be used HOUSES RAISED shed are under way in the Department time appointed. Miss Ethel Angus expected on the Siberia Sunday morn- On Friday, December 18, as a bed, ing occa- - HOUSES of Public Works. Mr. C. Peters, from the Orient. On this AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., REPAIRED rocking chair was bridesmaid. Emil sion the entire hotpl will hp piwn nn Governor Carter has received and At 847 street will seil NEW HOUSES BUILT as best man, escorted the groom to the tQ society) and the navy army of- - Kaahumanu I high chair or follow- and Stores Offices taken under consideration the altar. Mrs. s. Roth, mother or tne neiais now here. at Public Auction, and Repaired. jumper. ing common - Paintings, letter from merchants and bride was attended by her sons, Messrs. Several Choice Oil carriers, being in substance a petition Steel Engravings, Henry P. and Wm. E. P. Roth, and handsomely W. T. PATY for the retention of Marston Campbell ENGAGED TO A A large assortment of daughter, Mrs. Emmett May. decorated Books, particularly suitable as Assistant Superintendent of Public uoctractor and Builder At the entrance of the bridal proces for Christmas gifts. Works: H0N0LULAN A. a. ingaiis piayea tne Also a consignment of new Linoleum sion Prof. in assorted colors and designs. Office 1048 Alakea Street, Honolulu, T. H. Dec. 12, 1903. "Lohengrin" wedding march on the between King and Hotel. Hon. Geo. R. Carter, Governor of the ceremony ALAMEDA, December 6. Mr. and Territory of Hawaii, organ, then throughout tne F. MORGAN, 'Phone Blue 1801. Honolulu. "Angel's softly, and as Mrs. Allen M. Ciay of 114 Oak street, JAMES little ones hanov. Sir: The undersigned being in- the Serenade" Auctioneer. te the wedding party retired from the announce engagement of Seining better for a present to the dear formed that Mr. Marston Campbell re- the the their baby. tires position church Mendelssohn's wedding march. daughter, Miss Edith Morgan Clay, to from his in the Depart net, veil Union Oil Co. ment of Public Works, on 'the first of Dressed in white silk with Charles F. Eckart of Honolulu, H. I. SANTA GLAUS EMPORIUM. and orange blossoms upon her head, Auction Sale January next, desire to express their Mids Clay, who is one of the most appreciation of the able, conscientious and carrying a shower bouquet of white of California roses, the bride was a vision of love- beautiful, as well as one of the most and honest manner in which he has ful - filled his duties as Assistant Superin liness. The bridesmaid, in white ap- popular girls in society about the bay, Household Furniture - ; tendent of Public Works, and to sug parel also, carried a bouquet of maid- is a goddaughter of the late Judge OilB Wall, Nichols Co., enhair ferns tied with pink tulle and Fuel gest that, in their opinion, it would be Joseph B. Crockett. With the pen-- Office of Hawaiian Department. to ribbons the public interest if his services chant for independence which charac-Shingl- e. roo LIMITED. could be department, Messrs. Fred B. Angus. Robt. W. On SATURDAY, Dec. 19, 307 Stangenwald Bldg. retained that ! terizes the modern young woman of Very respectfully, Walter F. Dillingham, Walter AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., C. U. PERKINS, Supt. Macfarlane, Arthur'Mackintosh, Clar- the present day. Miss Clay determined (Signed by) H. Hackfeld. & Co., by to up of a nurse. She At the residence of REV. MR. E. S Main office, Mills Building, San soap works Go - ence F. Waterman and Nelson Lan- take the work J. F. Humburg, director; Hust;wo- took a course in the "Little Jim-- ' Hos- MUCKLEY, 1244 Wilder Avenue, I will Francisco. Peck Co., by W. H. Hoogs, manager; sing were the ushers. sell at Public Auction, Household Fur Hi Decorations were in great taste. pital in San Francisco. After her JNO. BAKER, Jr., Mgr. C. Brewer & Co., by G. R. Robertson, graduation she returned to her home niture consisting of i OFFER FOR SALH manager; Theo. H. Davies & Co., by Their base was an improvised fernery Upholstered Settee, upon in this city. Later she accepted a Soda, F. M. Swanzy, managing directoi the platform, interspersed with Rattan and Oak Rockers, lal masses of white aster blossoms and position in the Government Hospital of Caustic Soda, Bishop & Co.; Pacific Hardware Co Honolulu, promising her parents that Tables, Oak Dining Table and Chairs, Visiting Cards of Soda, by L S. Dillingham, Jr.. manager having a central bunch of white carna- Ash Bedroom Set, Couch, Silicate tions. In the corners on either side when they went to the islands for her Printed from plate. fallow. Henry Waterhouse Trust Co., bv R. W. coming spring Ice Box, Oil Stove, Shingle, secretary; palm and banana fronds were bowing this she would be ready 3UBSIN, IN QUANTITIES TO SUI The Honolulu Iron to come home with them. But Kitchen Utensils, v co., to the joyous scene. Above the plat- fate W, BEAKBANE. orKs by J. Hedemann, man had ordered otherwise, and Miss Clay Ferns, Palms, etc., etc. ager; Wm. G. & Co., by W. M. form, a sort of lacework of ferns and Masonic Irwin will return to her native town a bride Bldg. U-.W- vines draped the fronts of the organ McChesney&Sons Giffard; The B. F. Dillingham Co., pe ; some F. MORGAN, W. F. Dillingham, loft and the instrument to the pipe time before the Easter season. JAS. treasurer; Honolu Mr. Eckart, the prospective groom, Auctioneer. lu Rapid & Land Co., by L. T tops. The organist was almost out of .LIMITED. Transit i is in charge of the Government exper-- Queen Street Peck, treasurer; W. W. Dimond & Co. sight behind a verdant screen of fo- - Morse Clipping per A. liage. Mrs. F. Wall per- imental station in Honolulu. Emil Berndt, treasurer and Arthur had - A Desirable Residei ce for manager; Wall, Nichols Co., by Frank formed the decorating with the assist- f- BY EXPERIENCED MEN AT up con- BEW TRIMMINGS AMD DESIGNS E. Nichols, president; Inter-Islan- d ance of Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs. Geo. Half hourly cars the Heights S-fcafcl- e nect with Rapid Transit. Sale. IN MDLiLINERY. N. Co., by J. A. Kennedy, president; Angus, the Misses Angus and Mrs. Club Alexander & Baldwin, by J. Water- - George H. Paris. FORT STREET. TEL. MAIN 1. latest style In HATS via S. S. Neva-- house, treasurer; M. Mclnerny, pr E. Among the assembled guests were HACKS No. I, 7, 24, 12, U, 17. 1U, at A. Mclnerny, treasurer; Wilder's S Mrs. Geo. C. Beckley, Miss Juanita Underwriters' Sale I offer at private sale the residence 182 i S. Co., by C. L. Wight, president; Beckley, Dr. and . Mrs. C. B. Cooper, of MR. H. E. COOPER, on the corner Tft9 Wonder Millinery Parlors. Wilder & Co., by S. G. Wilder, presi Dr. and Mrs. J. T. McDonald, Mrs. of Beretania and Punahou streets, Ho dent; Lewers & Cooke, by F. J. Low-- Arthur F. Wall, Miss Cunha, Mr. and nolulu. rey, president. Mrs. Geo. Angus, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. On SATURDAY, Dec. 19, 1903, The dwelling contains on ground Honif BA ry Dougherty, Misses Alice and Gertrude floor sitting room, library, reception kf SHOEING) AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., Home made Mince, Apple and Pump- HORSE Jones, Mrs. Andrew TAuller, Mr. and hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen kin Pies. White, my 847 Graham, Whole H. A. FOOTBALL Mrs. E. M. Boyd, Miss Lewis, Mr. and At salesroom, Kaahumanu large enclosed lanai, mosquito proof Wheat and Salt Raising Bread, Cakes, At-wat- er, street, will sell reading Mrs. Geo. H. Paris, Mrs. W. O. Honolulu, I at Public room; second floor contains Doughnuts, Cream Puffs. Phone Blue Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Benner, Mrs. Auction, for account of whom it may double bedroom, 5 bedrooms. 21L V W Wrisht Co.. Ltd. LEAGUE MATCHES Ward, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Lake,. Mr. concern, the following Merchandise The house is new, well built and con and Mrs. J. L. McLean. Miss Marion damaged on voyage of importation ex veniently arranged. horse-shoei- ng Dillingham, Br. S. S. Doric, H. Smith master, from Premises are nicely planted, well ALL KINDS OF have opened a The league matches will not begin the Misses Mclntyre. Mrs. department In connec-Uo- n H. W. Newton, Miss Bacon, Miss Yokohama, December 5, 1903: kept and as attractive as any in the on Sunday, 19, with their carriage Dec. as previously ar Lloyd, Lieut. Davis, Messrs. A. R. Mark: F. A. S. & Co., city. itnbher Go hop, etc. Having secur-,- d ranged, owing to the High School with Cunha, Frank P. Mclntyre, Sam Walk- Hooghty, Property has a frontage of 187 feet the services of a first- - drawing from the league, as they find er, Emil Waterman, Lindsay May, Honolulu. on Beretania street, 140 feet on Puna Ooodyear Rubber Co elass shoer, they are pre- George Fuller. 3 Bales Sugar Bags (800 each), 16oz. hou street and contains 6-- 10 acre. R. H. PEASE, Preaideat, in- it impossible to get a team together. 36x22. A amount pur pared to do all work games After the ceremony the newly wed considerable of the San Francisco, CaL, 17. 8. A, ss The corrected schedule of is as trusted to them in a first-cla- ded couple drove to the residence of Being portion of an invoice of 62 chase price can remain on mortgage at manner. follows: of bags. a satisfactory rate of the bride's mother, escorted by a long bales interest. Phone Blue 648. P. O. Box 992. Dec. 26 Maile Ilimas vs. Iolanis. procession Of carriages with guests. Terms Cash. For further particulars apply to H Jan. 4. 1904 vs. Punahous Pacifies. for a wedding reception. From J ARMITAGE, Merchant street, or to 9 thence 847 Kwong Yuen Hing Co. Jan. Iolanis vs. Punahous. .ur. ana airs. High drove to Mr. George JAS. F. MORGAN, Kaahumanu 16 vs. JAS. F. MORGAN, STIMULATE Jan. Pacifies Maile Ilimas. H. Robertson s residence in street. 36 and 38 N. King St., 23 Iolanis vs. Nuuanu AUCTIONEER. Jan. Pacifies. valley, where they are to spend their Between Nuuanu and Smith Sta. 'mbsbbbbbmmm Jan. 30 Maile Ilimas vs. Punahous. honeymoon. ' Importers and Dealers in Chinese Tour hair and keep your scalp Feb. 6 Iolanis vs. Mailes. King Street Reside! Silks, Grass Linens, Fine Mattings, Feb. 13 Pacifies vs. Punahous. clean and healthy with an oc- Auction Sale le Teas, Camphor Wood Trunks, Ebony Feb. 20 Punahous vs. Iolanis. A GALA NIGHT Furniture, Bamboo Stools, Arm casional application of Feb. 27. Maile Ilimas vs. Pacifies. Rattan ON TUESDAY, At Chairs. 5 DECEMBER ?2 Auction March Pacifies vs. Iolanis. AT March 12 Punahous vs. Maile Ilimas. THE HAWAIIAN AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M., 19 & March Scotland vs. World. at the store formerly occupied by Will ON SATURDAY, JAN. 9, 1904 COTTON BROS. CO. Pacheco's Saturday night C. King, corner Union ENGINEERS COS-TRACTO- will be a gala night of and Hotel AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, AND GENERAL at the Merchants' Association's first streets, I will sell at public auction all FORESTER H0SMER the At my salesroom, 847-85- 7 Kaahumanu Dandruff annual dinner to be given at the Royal Plans and Estimates furnish Urn MB PICTURES, STOCK IN TRADE, street, I will sell at Public Auction, elaaaea of Contracting Work. COMES IN JANUARY Hawaiian Hotel STORE FIXTURES, etc., etc. The "VIDA VILLA" premises. No. Boston Block. Hanoi aim. Killer By permission of Gov. Carter and 1030 King street, near Victoria street. Admiral Evans, The property has a frontage of 205 The Board of Agriculture and For the Territorial band JAMES F. MORGAN, . Cemrteom treatment. and the band of the flagship Kentucky AUCTIONEER. feet on King street and is 300 feet Prompt attention. thp estry yesterday received a cablegram through to Young street, with a front- Sold by all Druggists and at will play together in a grand Quality from Gifford Pinchot, chief of the Bu concert age of 205 feet thereon. Mt and lets during the dinner, ev- and during the FOR SALE. 4 large Cottages are on the place: reau of Forestry, Department of Agri ening inthe illuminated band stand in Union Barber Shop culture, Washington, stating that Mr contaiping 14 bedrooms, parlors, din- 'onsolida'ed Soda Waterworks the hotel gardens. In order to as- ing rooms, baths, etc. Hosmer, appointed Chief Forester of sist in entertaining mm TELEPHONE MAIN 232. the naval officers The property has an artesian well. Mala t this Territory, would leave Washing- now in port the hotel will place at the 1. Piece of land at Kalla, Waikiki, ton on December 26 to take the&teanv r area about 6234 square feet, The grounds are rich in matured val- disposal of the society people and off- trees Siberia at San Francisco. The Sibe- fleet 2. Land at Palikea, Nuuanu Valley, uable and shrubs. Coffee icers of the the Waikiki lanais and re- PACIFIC! HOTEL 61-1- 00 Part of the purchase price can Hot Bun and ria will be due here on January 14, room, about 1 acres of fine Taro land. . ' w drawing for dancing. The Ha- main on mortgage. LIKE YOUR MOTHERS MADE which may therefore be set for the waiian Quintette Club have been en The above two pieces of property are ' Union Street, oppo. Pacific Club. date of Mr. Hosmer's arrival. gaged music, offered for sale at bargain prices. AT to furnish after the band Further particulars at office of First Class Accommodations for Board concert, for the dancing, which will and Lodging. DILLER'S on Hotel St Secure a home on the Heights and continue until 12 o'clock. JAS. F. MORGAN. JAMES F. MORGAN, NIMANI, Proprietor. enjoy life. AUCTIONEER. AUCTIONEER. l Open from I a. Hi. to U p. m. The Merchants' dinner will take XT dVy . 1180 Union Street. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 18, 1903, 7 m THE ISLAND BY AUTO WALTHAM WATCHES ROUND IN LESS THAN SEVEN HOURS They This " M-- Favre perret, the Chief Commissioner in the Swiss Department Bear Label- - and Member of the International Jury on Watches at the Centennial , Messrs Xorman and E. E. Hartmann Exhibition at Philadelphia, 1876, speaking of Waltham Watches, Halstead made this trip Your Hat Made-to-Or- der said : on Wednesday in an Olds mobile in 6 hours and 43 minutes, actual " Gentlemen, unning time. would cost you double here is what I have seen : I asked from the manager of the what you pay for it Waltham Company a watch of a certain quality. He opened before me a Although the road on the Koolau side was not in the best con- rea dv - m ad e it would big chest. I picked out a watch at random and fixed it to my chain. The dition, no serious obstacles were encountered. A great deal of manager asked me to leave look no better nor last the watch with them for three or four days that time was lost on the sands, particularly at Kawailoa, the total they might regulate it. On the contrary,' I said to him, I want to keep any longer, provided it just time lost on the road by stoppages being hours and minutes, fair-price- d as it is to get an exact idea of your workmanship. On arriving at 4 42 that you buy a Lode I showed if it? this watch to one of our first adjusters . . . who took it most, not all of which can be prevented next time. hat, would apart. At the end of several days he came to me and said, literally, ' I am Running time between points ; to Pali, 40 minutes ; Heeia Mill, When you are ready astonished. The result is incredible. You do not find a watch to compare 36 minutes; Kahana, 49 minutes; Kapapao, 40 minutes; Kahuku, for your Spring Suit or with that in 50.000 of our make.' This watch, I repeat to yon, gentlemen, 25 minutes ; Waimea, 42 minutes ; Haleiwa, 28 minutes ; Kaukana-hoa- , Top Coat, instead of be- I myself took offhand from a large number, as I have said. One can under- 46 minutes ; Kipapa, 27 minutes ; Aiea, 40 minutes ; Fort street, ing measured at the tail- stand by this example how it is that an American watch should be preferred 30 minutes. or's and waiting a week to a Swiss watch." The machine took the hills without difficulty. or two for it, suppose Waltham Watches are the best pocket timepieces in the world. o you try the custom-mad- e More than eleven million in use. STATESMEN IN THE STORES. ready-to-we- ar M-- Jul SIGHS Blaine Was a Freaky Buyer and John Sherman a Mighty Close MANUFACTURED AND GUARANTEED BY and save enough to buy One. an extra pair of trousers AmericanWaltham Watch Company Great men display more or less eccentricity in buying. This, and a hat. We assure WALTHAM, MASS., U. S. A. at least, is the opinion of a manager of one of the well established you that you will be just stores of the city, who has had many dealings with such during his as well satisfied in every thirty years in business. particular, and "crack-up- " "James G. Blaine was a customer of ours for many years," he Stein-Bloc- h Smart said. "He was a peculiar man. He bought a thing because it had Clothes, just as strongly for the moment appealed to his fancy and without the least regard as do the many thous- PC for the fitness or utility of the object purchased. He was as great ands of men, who have w CO a terror to managers and floorwalkers as the man who orders fried for vears worn them in rrUJ o oysters and mince pie for breakfast is to waiters. He used to come preference to the costly 1 Z5 in the store, stroll about for a few moments and then exclaim: T merchant tailored to 3 CD like that chair ; send it to my house.' order clothes. u. "Then perhaps I would have to explain to him that that piece of STEIN-BLOC- H SMART SUITS AND SPRING OVERCOATS, GO furniture would not harmonize with the plan and decorative scheme of his residence. Usually Blaine yielded to the better judgment of $15.00 to $35 00.

CL managers or proprietors, but there were times when he had his heart s set on having a thing, and then he rebelled. I remember one day m he came into the store and selected a bookcase that was not at all . MclNERNY, Ltd Q suited to the interior arrangement of his house. This I explained UJ to him. He admitted that I was sight and seemingly abandoned his jFcrt suad. Streets rr 13 determination to have the case. But as soon as I had turned my 3erc2axit back he beckoned to one of the store porters and told him to send the case up to his house.

CO CD "President McKinley always bought with one object in view, PCS Q and that was to please Mrs. McKinley. They would frequently Make your Children and Friends happy Oo visit a store together. This was especially the case at the time when CD they were furnishing their home in Canton. Mrs. McKinley was ' By giving them a Box of fastidious as to colors, preferring the more delicate shades, whereas her husband was fond of dark blues, reds and browns. It was in the selection of such things as upholstering goods, carpets, rugs and curtains that they differed most. He would hold the samples up to Candy for Christmas the wall and argue like a diplomat, always gently and soothingly, however, for one or two colors on which his fancy had set. Some- THE HONOLULU CANDY COMPANY, next door to the times he won, but not often, Mrs. McKinley generally deciding such New England Bakery, will sell during the Holidays : matters in her own way. J . A b. box CANDY $1.00. ORIENTAL : BAZAAR "Bob Ingersoll was as good a Christian in his' business dealings of PURE MIXED for A b. Box of FRENCH MIXED CANDY for $1.50. as any man going. I remember once that we were a little hard run A b. Box of FRESH MARSHM ALLOW DROPS for 1.50. KING STREET. for ready cash. We had large outstanding accounts, among the number being a bill of $1,000 purchased by Col. Ingersoll, which, In order to make our Christmas Trade more interesting to our 05)OS04XsXD(s)0(K however, was not quite due. I therefore, sent our collector to him customers we will place an order for 50c in each box, which order with instructions to ask him for a few hundred dollars on account, is good for 50 cents' worth of PIES, CAKES or PASTRY from the telling him to explain our situation and in collecting the money un- New England Bakery. der no circumstances to annoy the Colonel. The collector reached ,1904 Calendars Col. Ingersoll's residence just as he and a friend were leaving, walk- ing rapidly in an opposite direction. Something distinctly Hawaiian will please "At first the collector was at a loss to know what to do; but CHRISTMAS your friends more than something that they finally he decided to risk approaching him, hoping that he would can get themselves. A calendar with a not give offence. He had all he could do for a time to overtake the two, pretty Island scene will fill the bill. Make and when he did Col. Ingersoll, before he had time to announce TREES HERE his mission, gave him to understand that he was in a hurry and your own calendars from your kodak pic- Real Christmas trees from the mountains of California have tures we will furnish handsome mounts in could not under any circumstances be detained. "The collector said he would walk along with him. As he did just arrived. . imitation of natural woods. so he quietly and politely explained the object of his call. At this Come and select the size you want before they are gone. Ingersoll stopped short, returned to his house and in the kindest Christmas tree ornaments, bon-bon- s, candles, etc., also Our View Calendars Are Best manner imaginable made out a check for $1,000, the full amount. in profusion. Because- - ,am The same day this same collector called on a popular preacher with a bill of like magnitude, long since ovefdue, in the same polite we not only have o'ur own but also every cal- manner, explaining that we were badly in need of funds and re- HENRY MAY endar published. Our prices are lowest, too. questing a few hundred dollars on account. Whereupon the worthy & CO., Ltd. divine flew into a high dudgeon, cavorting about at a great rate, Retail 22. TELEPHONES Wholesale oa and, writing out a check, flung, it at the collector's feet as he would HONOLULU PHOTO SUPPLY CO. have thrown a bone to a terrier. Such was the difference between Bob Ingersoll's infidelity and some men's Christianity. FORT STREET. "The closest, shrewdest, hardest buyer among the public men THE TURKEY'S LAMENT. of the last thirty years was Senator John Sherman. Whenever he "I wish I lived in bygone days," SOOSO 5)OaO ) 5000Os)aS 300 came to your store or you went to his house to do business you He said with mournful laugh ; could rest assured that he would get the best end of the transaction. "Then, when they used to celeb- I There was nothing mean or small about his buying, no splitting of rate, lal pennies or any of that sort of business, but at the same time you They killed the fatted calf." Sp on it OF could depend that whatever you sold him would be at bottom figures, with very little margin of profit." Washington Post. o . Christmas Turkeys HOLIDAY - GOODS ONLY ONE NEGRO IN HEAVEN. (ALIVE and DRESSED) SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 3. Only one negro has ever entered Big assortment came on the . formerly $18.00, now $15.00 heaven, and the gates of heaven are closed against members of the "Ventura" and also choice birds Kimonos .formerly 15.00, now 12.50 from Maui and Hawaii. Silk black race. This is the latest doctrine promulgated by the Mormon Silk Kimonos .formerly 10.00, now 7.00 Order yours early and you'll be Silk Dressing .formerly 12.00, now 10.00 Church. the happier for it .formerly 6.50, now 5.00 The announcement was made last Sunday at the funeral services of Eugene Burns, of in Utah, Silk and Linen embroidered one the most prominent colored men METROPOLITAN MEAT CO. center pieces .formerly 12.00, now 9.00 The Rev. D. A. Brown, pastor of the F,jrst Baptist Church, had just finished his sermon Miner, Center pieces . formerly 10.00. now 8.50 eulogizing the dead negro when Patriarch president of one of of of Mormon Doilies formerly .65. now .40 the quorums the Seventies the Church, walked up to the pulpit and, to the consternation of the Silk Shirts . formerly 4.00, now 3.00 Gents' mourners, a . formerly 6.00, now 5.00 began highly sensational discourse. Pajamas He IN PROPORTION. declared that the dead man could not enter heaven. He & Bro. ALL OTHER GOODS REDUCED said that an Ethiopian could not reach the state of exaltation neces- Fred Philp sary to entrance into heaven. His soul was doomed before his birth. Manufacture a fine line of fancy leather work, suitable for Christmas Eugene Burns was a grandson of Abel Burns, the body servant gifts; such as of Joseph Smith, the Prophet of the Mormon Church. Abel, ac- FHKURODA cording to Patriarch Miner, is. the only one of his race who ever BELTS, HAT BANDS, CIGAR and CIGARETTE CASES, succeeded in gaining entrance into heaven. The he was suc- and 32 HOTEt STREET. reason and 28 cessful was his fidelity to Joseph Smith the Prophet. COLLAR CUFF BOXES is ex- "For the colored race," said Patriarch Miner, "there an hand-carve- d and plain. Also CHILDREN'S and MEN'S SADDLES, of all

alted state in the next world into which they may go. Provision has are-righ- kinds. See their stock before purchasing. Prices as well as goods t. been made in the teachings of the Prophet Joseph so the negro that Waverley Block. Bethel street. may step up into that preliminary state of exaltation, and when he a is Only t the BreWery in $t. Louis gets there chance given him to accept redemption according to Pure, Pole and Sparkling. Bottled SOLD EVERYWHERE the teachings of Joseph Smith." Honolulu and Heeia Stage Line. Air. Brown immediately arose and declared that no such teach- ings existed in the Bible. In refutation of the assertions of the Leaves Honolulu at 9 a. m. returning at 4 p. m. Fare: $1.25. Roung trip, patriarch he read several selections from the Bible, citing instances $2.00. No tourist trip Is complete with- where men with black skins had been saved. out this stage ride. Read the Advertiser Burns's widow fainted during Patriarch Miner's revelation. I Office, Stock Yards Stable. E. H. LEWIS, Manager. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 18, 1903.

6 SAN FRANCISCO'S NEWEST HOTEL Chinaware FOR HOLIDAY ' PRESENTS

A Mandolin 20 CASES for Just Opened Christmas Give one to the boy or girl. It will give them the start for a de- lightful accomplishment and make many otherwise dull even ings, full of merriment, Dinner and Tea Sets SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK AT

in the very latest designs, also BERGSTROM MUSIC CO., m. CUPS and SAUCERS The plans for the latest of San Francisco's large hotels, to be built by Herbert E. Law, on the northeast Progress Block, Fort Street corner of Stockton and" Pine streets, have been completed by the architects , Albert Farr and George E. McCrea. Some time next summer most likely in July work on the structure will be begun, and when it is finished the NOTICE. building will stand out as a unique an d striking embodiment of nearly for gotten architectural ideals. The sig-n- are made after the style of the Lombard builders of the early Italian period. The structure has been planned with an eye to the declivity on both Pine and Stockton stree'ts, with the These goods will be sfcld where the ground is hig hest there will be six stories, and ANY WOMAN OR GIRL NEEDING result that where it is lowest there will be twelve. help or It will be built in the shape of a knee, affording a maximum of light and g iving all of the rooms outside win- - advice, is invited to communi- very low prices as our 750 800 cate, either In person or by letter, with at dows. There are to be between and rooms in all. The main h allway entering from the east, is to Ensign be 42:6 by 38 feet in dimensions. The dining room, which is to be so placed that it will afford a view of the bay Nora M. Underhill, matron of store is over crowded with i s 45 110 the Salvation 'Army Woman's Indus- from both the east and north sides, to be by feet. There are to be two courts in the lower part trial Home, Young of building, each of them 50 by 65 feet in area. The entrance to one, which will be a lounging place street, between Ar- the for tesian and McCully streets, mauka new goods. both ladies and gentlemen, will be f rom Stockton street. The other co urt will be flanked by a large rath-The- re , ide, Honolulu. skeller, a billiard-room- bar, bowling alley ar.d a garage for automobiles. will be an automobile drive running into this court from Pine s treet, which may alsd be used by c arriages, although the regular carriage drive is to enter on Stockton street. The two courts will be divided by a palm garden. The cost of erecting the new hotel will be approximately $1,000,000. Childrens' BRADSTREET'S ON SUGAR BED HANGINGS IN FAVOR AGAIN. Sets Sayegusa, PRODUCTION IN HAWAII Bed hangings are again in fa- shion. The daintiest and lightest SOLID SILVER JfT of colorings are used for them, uao NUUANU ABOVE HOTEL Bradstreet's weekly, issue of November 28th, has the following from white madras nets, tambour m interesting article on "Sugar Production of Hawaii: muslins, soft Indian silks, to bro- The announcement that the Hawaiian sugar crop of 1903 is cades in all their exquisite pastel Knife Telephone White 716 420,000 tons, or 840,000,000 pounds, lends special interest to some shades. There are also the aesthe- figures recently presented by the Department of Commerce and tic and quaint colorings, both of Labor covering the growth of sugar production in Hawaii under the design and dye, or the more con- i vi n aiiu close commercial relations with the United States established by the ventional patterns that will .ever reciprocity treaty in 1876, and further developed by annexation in retain a meed of popularity. The Spoon textures for the hangings are 1898. These figures show that the sugar production of Hawaii in Put Up in Beautiful Silk Lined Cases WE WILL HOLD A 1903 was practically thirty-fiv- e times as great as that of the period beautiful. Tambour sets are de- immediately preceding the reciprocity treaty. Prior to the estab- lightful with draperies of the same. is lishment of the reciprocity treaty of 1876 the sugar production of The French white work exceed- ingly decorative, with a curtain of Hawaii averaged about 25,000,000 pounds per annum. Within two a much thinner material. Jap- SPECIAL years following the reciprocity treaty the production had doubled ; anese fabrics are always popular $4.50 to $8.00 Set by another two years it had quadrupled. By the end of the first and can be had in pure white with

under reciprocity it was nearly ten times as great, and tea-color- decade the a knotted fringe, or in tan or ed CLOSING growth during the entire period has continued at a very rapid rate. silk edged with lace of W. W. Dimond & Go., Ltd. The rapidity of growth in sugar production in Hawaii during the the same shade. Bedspreads and period under consideration is shown by the following figures of pillow shams of lace over colored Sole Agents for the production at decennial periods: linings tone with the hangings. Detroit Jewel Stoves, OIT SALE Pounds. Spreads of old hand-wove- n linen Gurney Cleanable Refrigerators, 1873 23,129,101 with borders of antique lace are U. S. 1883 114,107,155 Cream Separators, OF OUR 1893 341,801,040 being used again by those who are Monarch Blue Flame Oil Stoves, 1903 840,000,000 fortunate to possess them. Many Puritan Blue Flame Oil Stoves. It will be seen that the increase in the decade from 1873 to 1883 shops are showing entire spreads Ebony Chairs, of renaissance and Marie An- H was nearly 100,000,000 pounds; from 1883 to 1893, about 200,000,000 pounds, and from about pounds. The toinette lace, which go so well 1893 to 1903, 500,000,000 with the flowered chintzes. Tables, Etc, development of during decade was in But Keystone-Elgi- n Stools, sugar production the first these are costly. There are count- bringing under cultivation lands capable of producing sugrar without in varied shap s. Also, a large assortment of less other pretty and inexpensive WATCHES irrigation ; during the second decade irrigation was applied in the designs to be seen. London Ex- Durable and Accurate least difficult sections; during vthe third decade the development of press. THE KEYSTONE WATCH CASE CO. irrigation and application of high-grad- e modern machinery to prod- ' IUfcliak.dl8M Decorated Screens uction greatly developed. The irrigation system now applied in A ride on the Heights electric cars Philadelphia, U.S.A. all sizes. is the best tonic. AMERICA'S OLDEST Hawaii is of great importance, and has brought under cultivation AND LARGEST The prices are practically a giving away of the goods. large areas which were absolutely valueless for sugar .production WATCH FACTORY For sale by the without the application of water by artificial methods. More than Principal Watch one-ha- lf of the sugar of Hawaii is now produced from irrigated Dealer, in thf A lands. Hawaiian Islands WINQ WO CHAN & CO. American-capita- In this development of Hawaiian sugar production l 93I935 Nuuanu, Three Doors Below King Street. and American energy have been the chief factors. A state- ment recently received from a high authority in Hawaii by the SHIRTS AH PAT & CO. Bureau of Statistics indicates that about $100,000,000 of capital from FOR THE HOLLIDAYS AT J. LANDO'S. For Men and Boys the United States have been invested in Hawaii since the reciprocity 198 South King, near Alakea, New lines of treaty of 1876, a large part of this having been so invested since an- PREMIER AMERICAN MERCHANT TAILORS. Expert cutter, formerly with J. D. nexation, in 1898. This development since annexation in the in- SMOKING JACKETS, UNDERWEAR, SUSPENDERS, TIES, MAKE. SUITABLE Tregloan. Cleaning and renairin a creased :nvestments in capital from the United States and its applic- FOR WARM CLIMATE. specialty. SHIRTS. ation to irrigation in its highest forms has resulted in an increase of CLUITT, PCA.ODY t CO., MAKERS more than per cent, in the sugar production of the islands, the TRUNKS AND VALISES. 50 I production of 1897 being 562,000,000 pounds ; that of 1903, 840,000,-00- 0 Not connected with On Tai Lee. pounds. At 1188 Nuuanu near Two Stores: 152 Hotel St. and 132 Fort St., below King. Beretania street. The Hawaiian in of sections w. w & two doors above old stand. Depot for Boss of the Road Overal. Islands now stand third the list mm co. producing cane sugar for exportation. Curiously, all of the great cane-sug- ar exporting spots of the world are islands. Cuba stands Limited Pongee Silk Goods in stock and made to order. at the head of the list with an annual exportation under normal con- ditions of over 2,000.000,000 pounds ; Java next with an average Merchant Tailors FRENCH LAUNDRY annual production of 1,500,000,000 pounds, while the Hawaiian Isl- J W. L. McGuIre O ands have now nearly reached the 1,000,000,000 mark. China and Waity Building, King St. Phone Blue India are also large producers of cane sugar, but consume practically 2741 FLOI5ISTOrders Left at ali of their production, being S8 Beretania Street. Phone Blue 3552. Opposite Hawaiian Kot their exportation small. Opposite Advertiser Office Sugar production in developed Hawaiian Bazaar. the Hawaiian Islands has much MASONIC BUILDING DURABLE PAINTING more rapidly during the last thirty years than in any other cane-produci- ng American and Foreign alakea and Hotel 8ts. Phone Mala NT. section of the world. The production in Java grew from Woreteads Depends as much In knowing hov to apply the paint as on the qual- 423,320,000 pounds in 1,887,800.000 pounds in less ity of the materials. When we do the work we furnish the best ma- 1875 to 1903. or terials, employ the most skilled labor, supplemented by our own ex- than five times as much in 1903 as in 1875. Cuba has increased its perience of years in the business! We paint to stay painted. production ND E. e. from 1,736.000.000 pounds in 1873 to 2,183.000.000 in Rowe S. STEPHENSON. 1905, while that of Hawaii, as already indicated, has grown from CHRISTMAS SALE PRACTICAL HOUSE PAINTER, KING Painting In all Its branches, Paper-hangi- ng STREET. 23.coo.ooo pounds in 1873 to 840.000,000 in 1903. Thus, Java's prod- Beginning November 28, 1903 and Decorating. King ass uction is now less than five times that of 1873, that of Cuba has in- 4 weeks DRY For of GOODS, FAN- llakea 8treets. P. O. Box MS. Oahu & Honolulu iron Co. creased less than 50 per cent., while that of Hawaii is about thirty-fiv- e CY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS, Ice Works BOOTS and SHOES, LADIES' UN- times as great as in 1S73. Meantime, the cane-susr- ar production Co. 8TKAM ENGINES DERWEAR, Children's Toys and Oth- Electric BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL-- t of the world has grown from 1,793.000 tons in 1873 to 4.1 18.000 tons er Goods too numerous to mention. Smoke 8, beet-sug- ar delivered to any part BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS in 1903. having about trebled during that period. The GUlfnan House Ice of the city, nd machinery of every description production of the world has grown from 1,210,000 tons in 1873 to i GOO M & CO Boquet Cigars bland orders promptly filled. TeL Blut nade to order. Particular attention Corner HotelKIand Nuuanu paid 5,520,000 tons in 1903. being about four and one-ha- lf times as Streets. to ship's blacksmithing. rob work much CALL EARLY TO BEAVER LUNCH ROOMS O. WO. in in SECURE UfL P. Box Office: Kewalo. Tscuted on shortest notice. 100?j j as tRtvj ' H. J. HOLTS. (THE PACIFIC CDMMERCLSD ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 18, lm bacco, rubber, sugar, cacao and tea. There is excellent pasture on the high- WHITE MAN'S BURDEN BORNE BY THE KAISER lands and gold in the mountains. AFTERNOON DISPATCHES Quantities of garnets, agates and to- pazes have been found and diamonds ASSf Pt-S-S are looked for but so far none have rKIIM II lATFri i been discovered. East Africa has of Zanzibar; it is known as Dar es better connections with Europe than Salaam, now something west and it has like the coast. There are regular WASHINGTON", How His Majesty Bears Up Under 25,000 inhabitants. When the Ger- steamers to Zanzibar and Dar es Sa- Dec. 17. The nomination of A. L. C. mans took possession of the country laam, and the latter may in time beT as Secretary of the Territory of Hawaii was today confirmed this place had only a few hundred na- come the chief seaport of east Central tive huts and several stone cabins. It Africa. the Heavy Strain. soon grew to town 10,000, and a of it GERMANY IN THE PACIFIC. WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. The Presidency of the Civil Ser-- , has been growing at the rate of 5,000 vice Commission a year ever since. It has now eight During my stay in Australia I made vacant by the death of Mr. Proctor, has betn German exporting and importing firms, learned much of the German posses- tendered to General J. C. Black. sions of the some good stores, a brewery, and three Pacific. The largest of COLON, Panama, Facts About Togoland, Where the Natives Work hotels. There are many native shops them is Kaiser Wilhelm's Land, the Dec. 17. The cruiser Atlanta in its search kept by Arabs and Hindoos who have northeastern part of the Island of New to locate Colombian troops, found a force ready for action assembled come over from Zanzibar, and there Guinea. It consists of a territory at the Gulf of Darien. for Ten Cents a Day The Kaiser's twice the size of Indiana, inhabited by General Artz states that Colombia will are also Greek and Portuguese mer- certainly go to war if chants. There are several large Ger- a population of one or two hundred the mission of General Reyes, now in Wash Possessions in Pacific. man companies which have agencies thousand savage Papuans. This coun- ington faih the here, their plantations being scatter- try is being developed by a syndicate, ed through different parts of the col- and until about four years ago the ASHINGTON, Dec. 17. The committed investigating the kahn-Liverna- ony. syndicate was the supreme power. At sh election contest present has ordered that the ballots in the SOME NEW ENTERPRISES. the administration is in the disputed election be sent , hands of to Washington. Livernash, who was the BBRLIN, Germany, Nov. 2. Th3 goods and exporting palm oil, rubber the Kaiser, who has appoint Democratic-Labo- One of these new companies has a ed a governor for New Guinea, the r candidate in a San Francisco Congressional dis- Germans are exporting more than a and ivory. Togoland is the smallest big rubber plantation, another is set- German province in Africa. Bismarck archipelago and other isl- trict, defeated former Congressman Kahn bv a narrow margin. billion dollars' worth of goods every ting out coffee trees and a third has ands of the Pacific. governor IN THE The year and their foreign trade has be- KAMERUNS. begun to raise cotton, having imported spends part of his time on the Island WASHINGTON, Dec. 17. The President todav signed the come a vital part of their industrial A little further south on the Gulf oi a number of colored students from the of Neu Pommern and a part in New Cuban Reciprocity bill and Guinea is the German coiony of Kame-- , Tuskegee College in Alabama to aid in issued a proclamation declaring the law existence. They are frightened at the Guinea. effective in ten davs. run, which was acquired in 1884 ana the work. Labor can be secured for Altosether there nw leaa than a Advances of the Americans are 1890. enter- - and This country is much larger than a few cents a day, and if these hundred whiteg m Kaiser WilhelnV3 The reduction of the duty on Cuban sugar will, it is believed, now develop Togoland, and it has about a million prises succeed they will probably open organizing movements to Land, and of these only seventy-eig- ht result in other countries demanding the same consideration their colonies and thereby build up a more people. Its soil is better and there the way to a large industry. are Germans, under are brighter prospects of development. At present all sorts of experiments the favored nation clause. trade which they can control. They The New Guinea Company is still The government is trying to encourage are going on in East Africa. The carrying on its plantations and trading. also need new lands for their surplus capital to come in, and it has recently Germans are planting cocoanut trees It has fields of cotton and tobacco and COL. BOUCK population. Every German who set- given a territory about as big as In- in the lowlands and coffee trees higher stock. Horses, cattle and goats are OF OSHKOSH. tles in the United States becomes an diana over to a syndicate. The syndi- up. They have set out quinine plan- doing well, but sheep have so far prov- cate has the right to buy sell beginning to to- - and land, tations and are raise ed a Lloyd Declined Many Offices Spike-Ta- American and the Kaiser says he wants .. . . . failure. The North German Because He Was Oppose to il people to go to dependen- .t. steamers to Australia sometimes call at Coats. liis German New Guinea. cies, where they will still be support- Col. Gabriel Bouck, known in Wisconsin as "Gabe" Bouck" a ers of the As is now SOME GERMAN ISLANDS. fatherland. it picturesque character, .rich, a member of Congress for two this empire is chock full. It has more Almost adjoining Kaiser Wilhelm 3 lerms, Land is the Bismarck Archipelago, con- is reported to be dying in Oshkosh, where he has made his home for than 60,000,000 and there is a large ex- sisting of several large islands ruled by many years. cess over Com- of births deaths. the Germans. The New Guinea He is a native of pany has also houses there and it con- western New York. He went to Wisconsin THE GERMAN COLONIAL MOVE- when a MENT. trols the greater part of the trade. young man and was one of the pioneers of that State. He The Solomon Islands belong half to is 76 years now and a bachelor. The desire for colonial expansion is Germany and half to Great Britain and He studied law in not confined to the Kaiser. The people the Samoans have been divided be- Madison, Wis., and soon after he went to Oshkosh, where he of all classes are with him and nearly tween Germany and the United States. has lived ever since. He is one of the last of a In addition to these the Kaiser has a school of all are actuated by self interest. There politicians and lawyers now nearly extinct. He has the vast number of islets scattered physiqi e of are many societies in favor of the throughout the south central Pacific an Indian warrior and the secretive nature of that race. jnovement and a half dozen newspapers ocean. He has the Caroline Islands, There is scarcely a court in Wisconsin in which he has not are regularly published in interest! the Marshall Islands and all of the practised. He has never wavered in his loyalty its except got to Democracy, and are journals country Ladrones, Guam. He the while he has been of There outside the Marshall Islands in 1S85 and the Caro- one the counsellors of his partv he has fre- as well as at home which support it. lines and Ladrones shortly after we quently refused honors at its hand. The Deutsch took possession of the Philippines. All Both times when he represented his district in the lower house .Zeitung, for instance, is regularly pub- of these islands are little more than of Congress he slight vege- did so under protest. Twice he received the unani- Swakopmund, coral rocks covered with lished at Africa, and tation. They have but few inhabi- mous nomination for Governor of the State and refused. there is also the Deutsche tants, and their chief export is copra or Some years ago when Col. William F. Vilas was a candidate for Zeitung in the eastern part of dried cocoanut meat. The Carolines the LTnited States Senatorship in Wisconsin a delegation waited the continent. These papers are week- are not so very far from the Philip- pines, and the people are somewhat like upon Col. Bouck and assured him that he could have the honor if lies costing from $2 to $4 a year. In our Filipinos. he said the word. He refused it. Tsingtau is a newspaper there colonial THE KIAUCHAU COLONY. He was a devoted to expansion in China and in personal friend of Gen. "Iron Brigade" Bragg, and I learned much about Kiauchau dur- when Shanghai another is published in the the latter was a power in the first Cleveland Administration ing my last visit to China. It includes he same interest. There are German pa- altogether about 2do square miles of was authorized to ask Col. Bouck what appointment he would pers in South America. There is one territory, which was transferred to like. He again declined any office. Hp was asked, about that time, in Samoa and there are colonial maga- Germany on a ninety-nin- e year lease in why he persistently refused political honors. He replied, so it is zines, monthly and weekly, in Germany 1898. The administration is now under itself. the German navy department and its reported, in a deliberate manner characteristic of him : Within the past year or so a colonial ruler is a naval officer under the title "If I accepted office I would have to leave jOshkosh, and I want "museum has been established here in of governor. to live and die right here, among the boys. Again, if I accepted Berlin, and the government has creat- Indeed Kiauchau is a naval colony any of the ed a colonial school in connection with with a commercial attachment. It is honors which have been tendered, I should have to put on the Berlin University. Here the na- a fortified naval station, the harbor a spike-ta- il coat at some time or other, and that I never would do. tive languages of Africa, Asia and the BLACK GERMANS OF TOGOLAND. having been improved for that purpose. "I am wedded to my old fashioned double breasted black frock South Sea Islands are taught. There coat, if I are more than sixty different courses and was to wear anything else I wouldn't know how to build railroads and canals and to pro- OOOOOO act. let me alone as I am, and I shall die of colonial study, embracing all vide steamship communications. It is Just happy." branches of ethnology, natural history now setting out plantations of cacao, O000 o and geography. coffee, tobacco and rubber, and is ex I Are You as Strong as You Look? In Elizabeth, N. J., recently, Carrie Nation scored a big hit in THE KAISER'S COLONIAL EMPIRE. cloves, perimenting in the raising of A her new version of "Ten Nights in a Barroom." The Kaiser's colonial empire has been singer and pepper. It has factories for OR HAVE YOU WEAK In the fourth act created since 1884. Germany was too palm oil, and trading houses in differ- NERVES, FAILING OR LOST she demolished a barroom with her fariious hatchet and the audience poor to have colonies before the Franco-Pru- ent parts of the country. The imports .VITAL POWER, WASTE OF fairly rose to her. But as soon as the curtain went down, whisky ssian was an agri- now amount to about two mil- STRENGTH, VARICOCELE, war. It then there ads., beer ads., and mineral-wate- r ads. were thrown on a cultural and not a manufacturing lion dollars a year, consisting chiefly POOR MEMORY, DULL AND screen. country. Today the Kaiser governs of Geman goods. The exports are less. STUPID FEELINGS, LOST When she learned of this after the performance, Carrie was furious. five times as much territory outside This syndicate is building a railroad AMBITION, WEAK BACK "The idea of making my performance ridiculous!" she cried; "I will Europe as in it. His colonial empire from Victoria on the coast to the town AND A GENERAL BREAKING smash it! I will smash that curtain tomorrow covers a square miles. of Lisoka in the interior. DOWN? night just as sure all told million as I'm standing here. I'll come In Africa alone it is one-four- th as big The Kamerun population is much the out at the side and throw my hatchet as of Togoland, consisting of Have you doctored without as the United States, and its islands of same that ruin-j- through it, and I'll smash that little lantern up there, too. an races, benefit? Is your stomach d It's the Pacific have an area half as large Bantu negroes and similar which money outrage me a slight admixture of Hamitie from drugs and your .to treat and my performance this way. I expected it as the whole German empire. have wasted? you try- con- blood. chief town is Kamerun. al- Are tired of would tejfch such a lesson, and it will teach it, too, or my name In Asia the Kaiser absolutely The ing useless remedies? Then trols but two hundred square miles, though there are other important stat- come to me. I have a positive isn't Carrie Nation !" but he claims the earth. He has really ions. and certain cure for you in o only a strip around Kiauchau bay, but GERMAN SOUTHWEST AFRICA. known as Dr McLaughlin's Electric There are fewer guards to be seen about the Vatican nowadays all the land back of this is possessions in Belt sphere of influence, and it The German southwest than when Pope Leo was alive. Nor is every one hustled out of the German Africa are almost entirely controlled b; You put it on when you go to embraces some of the best parts of siglu; when "his holiness passes through the corridors or grounds. going ahead a German colonial company, entitled bed and sleep peacefully under the influence of its warming, vitaliz- China. The Germans are Gesellschaft ing power. You awake full of ambition, The other day Pius the had occasion go as though they owned it. They the Deutsche Kolonial fur with a healthy desire to tackle Tenth to through the there Sudwest-Afrik- a. syndicate your day's work. Each day you gain new are building railroads, opening mines This has life from it and soon begin Raphael Rooms, when they were open free to the public. He was itching charge of an area ten times as large as to feel yourself a man among men. Each symptom of your trouble and are reaching out their Ohio, population gradually disappears, strength the place of your accompanied by a couple of guards, and his private .secretary, the Yangtse Kiang val- the state of with a takes weakness, and palms toward the of Cleveland. The country is life is made happy by the restoration of your old vigor: former making the move hurriedly to clear the rooms. ley. half that health and The Pontiff keeps' Germany of little value. It is mostly desert, TOMALES, Marin County, Cal. is said to have touched one guard on the arm, saying, while he The Monroe doctrine with a few grassy oases scattered over Dr. McLaughlin: Irom having a legal title to anything in Dear Sir One could not imagine the siege suffering passed looked about him, smiling: "Do not disturb them. If they have the commercial it. Some of it is as barren as the worst of I South" America. It has a of the Sahara, and the most of it can- through from stomach trouble and rheumatism before taking your same pleasure in looking at an old man that he has in seeing them, title, however, based upon its enor- treatment. I had been subjected to severe drug treatment, stomach part busi- not be cultivated.. it would be a pity to curb their satisfaction." mous trade, to a large of the set- pump treatment and diet treatment without the least relief. I grew every country. practically Nevertheless the Germans are ness of It out plantations in the lowlands, disgusted with them all and as a last resort tried your Belt, three Brazil, where ,there ting years ago. fling A sea wall has been built at a cost of controlt? southern and are experimenting with cotton, to- Ik three days I could away my cane and in three are provinces which have so many Ger- months was a new man, entirely cured and felt better than I had for $20,000,000 and great piers and light- they are known as bacco and vineyards. Some of the years. my put up. man citizens that highlands are good for grazing, and on Several of friends have since purchased your Belts. I would houses have been Railroads "West Deutschland. Germany is push- not part vith mine for $1000 if I could not get another. are being constructed to the coal fields Central America and the edge of the desert are ostrich Yours truly, of Weihsien and Poshan, which are ing its trade into farms. But little prospecting has been JOHN B. GUAY. into all the countries of Asia. The about one hundred miles in the in- got his arms around the done for the precious metals, and it is m. g. Mclaughlin, 906 MARKET ST.. terior, and these mines are to be work- Kaiser lately if they exist. There are now dr. Above Ellis, San Francisco, Cal. Tieck of Sultan and squeezed out a doubtful ed by German capitalists. the 5,000 Europeans in colony. Office 8 8 p. m.; Sundays, 10 V concession for a German railroad about this Hours a. m. to to L The concessions from the Chinese through Persia, and he is cajoling and EAST AFRICA UNDER KAISER. are such that the Germans practically ay OOOOOOOOO forcing German goods into every east- 00XxXX0XXX0 control Shantung, the province behind Indeed, The Kaiser has better lands in O000 part of the world. ern Africa than in the west. His Kiauchau bay. This province is rich the Germans are doing best outside possessions there are populous and in agriculture and minerals. It has own colonies. The territories they excellent coal and also mica and dia- their most more susceptible of development. The have annexed are about the territories are found along the central monds. It has 30,000,000 inhabitants, worthless on the face of the globe, and SOLD and is right in the heart of the most self-supporti- part of the eastern coast of the conti- they have hardly a colony that is nent, extending and south about ON populous part of China, so that if the in 1900 was north Their deficit 600 miles. They are bounded on the Germans can hold it it will be of great $7,000,000, and at present the colonies do on MERIT value as a market. ex- north by British East Africa, the not anywhere near meet their west by Lakes Nyassa and Tangan- uOLDErf GERMAN MERCHANTS IN ASIA. penses. on south by Portuguese yika and the are best of GERMAN AFRICA. Africa. They are right on the great m GATE The Germans about the are the foreign merchants of Asia. Their The best of the German colonies route across Africa and in one of the every treaty even they have portions of the continent. houses are to be found at in Africa, but there best settled nOLDEriGATEi port. and their banks are everywhere. about the poorest lands, the chief ex- The land here is high and salubrious. &iTTERs Tsingtau they have put up good ceptions being the French possessions At the northern boundary of the terri- At The German Kilimanjaro, the highest moun- hotels and large business establish- in the Desert of Sahara. tory is ments. The town has electric lights, colonies lie on both sides of the con- tain on the continent, and a little far- of larg- Baking telephones and water works. It has tinent beginning with the province ther over is Victoria Nyanza, the WE4K KIDNEYS. extend- wide streets, blasted out of the solid Togo on the west and in spots est lake. y Colony. To-gola- nd project- rock, and good roads which extend far When you have pains in the back ing as far sov.th as Cape The railroad which has been country. about as big as Indiana. It cape to Cairo will go out into the and are unable to sleep, your kidneys is ed from the powder large German colony in lies only a few degrees above the equa- through this territory, and it will be There is a are weak. Heed these danger signals on Guinea, and is by a which Shanghai, another in Tien Tsin and by giving nature the aid she requires. tor the Gulf of cut at right angles railroad port3. notoriously unhealthy. Every German Qermans have laid out to connect others at the different Asiatic The best medicine to do this is Hos- - the IL Indeed. I have yet to find a great city "who goes there gets the fever and all Tanganyika with the sea oppo-attemp- ts tetter's Stomach Bitters. Try It for in Asia, insidelor jGr- - j at colonization have failed. je Already fifty-fo- ur Pleasesthe whether outside indigestion, dyspepsia, constipation, gjte Zanzibar. man national influence, which has not At present Togoland is managed by j ra'ilroad many good wagon $5KlHGPOPi liver and kidney troubles, or malaria. mijes 0f and COOK importing and exporting syndicates and individual capitalists. nn(1 been made. its German Our Private Die Stamp is over the country have firms. The Germans today are the They are trying to develop the AFRICAN METROPO- - neck of the bottle. which they can GERMANY'S best traders among the nations, and with the native labor, LIS. poorest get for from 10 to 20 cents per day. although their colonies are the They already set out 200,000 cocoa- - The capital of German East Africa in natural resources, they are fast R- HOSTETTER'S have Ger-- warranted nut trees, 50,000 coffee trees and 30,0w might be called the center of the equiring a big share In the foreign mar rubber trees. They are engaged in j man interests. It is situated on the Pure. kets of the world. . STOMACH -- - BITTERS trading, importing cotton and other sea coast a little south of the Island FRANK G. CARPENTER. THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 18,1903.

had ruled out evidence offered by the prosecution to disprove the theory of mm la TRIAL the defense that Jones was insane the JONES earlier part of the night of the killing merry of Mrs. Parmenter and Mrs. Jones, on ON ! Christmas the ground that rebuttal evidence was NOW not admissible to disprove a theory but f 11 IS only to contradict evidence. The pros- IMPEDED ecution had no objection to evidence :o:-- BUYS contradicting the opinion of witnesses HI AT SAME MONEY MORE that the subject of the hypothetical ( OUR STORE THAN ELSEWHERE. question had typhoid fever in child- Special hood, but it did object to allowing the Offerings in Various defense open games especially, Doctors to up a new case of Those buying holiday gifts, toys and More arc insanity based on the theory that the Departments will do well to see us. Fine assortment this season. malady, was typhoid fever. Judge Gear ruled the evidence admis- :oz- - Called to Give sible and after Dr. Wood was exam- ined on his qualification the hypo- Handkerchiefs and Novelties thetical question with "typhoid fever" SOROSIS, A Complete line, $3.50 pair. Evidence. in place of "meningitis," was read to him and Dr. Moore by Mr. Dunne. WORSTED SLIPPERS for Misses, Ladies and Gentlemen, values are the best offered in Honolulu. Our handkerchief ADMISSION AND DENIAL. 75c, $1.00, $1.25. compare prices. Dainty neckwear for women on Come and New Theory Interjected Dr. Wood's answer to the question te See our was subject display and all up-to-da- in styles and materials. that the was insane. He DOMESTIC DEPT. admitted on cross-examinati- on that he window. Prolongs the Agony formed the same opinion after reading WHITE TABLE DAMASK, 25c, 50c., 60c, 75c, $1.00. $1.25. the hypothetical question, as originally NAPKINS, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 put, in the Star of the previous even- per Dozen. -- Indefinitely. ing. Although he said he came on the LACE CURTAINS, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, to Bile. stand with that opinion, he had lis- PrevrssFort Street tened intently to the hypothetical $10.00. Sprcckels' Bank Gets Verdict for question as put to him. Under oath PORTIERES, $c.oo, $3.50, $3.75, $4.00, $4.25, to $10.00. r if he could not answer the question Money Paid Twice Other put to himself affirmatively, he would acknowledge he made a mistake in his DRESS DEPT. ftOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Court Matters. first opinion even had it been told to 0000000000000000000000 everybody in town. NEW ETAMINES, rich colors, 35c. each. Dr. Wood said one per cent was DOTTED SWISS, 12 C. yard. E. That Edward M. Jones was not in- much too high an estimate of the OLD JAS. PEPPER proportion FANCY LAWNS, 15c. yard. sane is the answer severally given by of people who became in- sane as a consequence of typhoid fe- TAFFETA SILKS, 60c, 85c, $1.25. Drs. Wayson, Miner, Sinclair and ver. Whether recovery was probable PEAU DE SOIE, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00. Hodgins, called for rebuttal in the or not after a lapse of time depended COLORED AND BLACK SATINS, 50c. yard. murder trial, assuming that the de- on the question of permanent injury to the PONGEE SILK, 28 inches, specially imported for ladies' fendant is the subject of the hypo- membrane of the brain. There were frequent contests be- raglans, $1.50 thetical question the defense pro- yard. WHISKEY tween Deputy Attorney General Pe- LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS, blue and black cloth. $2.75. (Made in "Old Kentucky") pounded. ters, conducting the cross-examin- a- Drs. C. B. Cooper and "W. L. Moore ! tion, and Messrs. Robertson and Dunne Serge, all colors, $3.50 to $6.00. Etamines and voile, $5.00 to the Honolulu public. It has over me Needs no introduction were called by the defense in surre-butt- al admissibility of questions. to $8.50. 1780. The court having allowed the reopen- been the standard since and sworn together. The in- :o:-- straight, or as a high ball with BARTLETT ing of the insanity problem, general- Either tention was divulged to be their exam- ly ruled in favor of the prosecution. WATER, it knows no equal. ination on the effects in after life of Dr. Moore went on the stand shortly typhoid fever with which the subject before adjournment of the afternoon session. A night session was JLovejoy & Company, Agents. was supposedly attacked when five ordered. Toys! Toys! Toys! Dr. R. W. Burgess awaited the call years of age, the four doctors in re- to give Phone Main 308. 902-90- 4 Nuuanu Street. surrebuttal evidence. He IN GREAT VARIETY-TO-YS buttal having diagnosed the symptoms heard the question read along with i&ooocooooooooooooooooooockx?ooocooooooooooc described in the hypothetical question Drs. Wood and Moore.. AT ANY of the defense as those of typhoid fe- BANK PAID TWICE. PRICE ver not meningitis as Dr. Mays had Claus Spreckels & Co. vs. Mele Kau-ke- a - (W.), v We have made a hit testified. The object was to get the was tried before Judge Rob- - - inson yesterday by the following jury: Dolls professional opinion of the witnesses Dolls Dolls Abraham Kekai, With our Xmas Goods. as to typhoid fever, assum- Thos. R. Mossman, Before whether W. R. Campbell, Chas. Spencer, John buying Dolls see our grand show. ing theory BASE BALL, FOOT BALL, GOLF, the involved in rebuttal F. Soper, Frank P. Mclntyre, Chas. B. correct, would produce or account for Lemon. Chas. W. Booth, A. A. Mon-tan- o. STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING. TENNIS, and KNIT GOODS, make a mental aberration in the subject. It H. S. Swinton, John H. Taylor and Enright. SANTA CLAUS AT HOME AT 7 P. M. had been held by the rebutting doctors James It was an action good Selection of Presents. for the recovery of $202.75 paid to de- Music by SOLOMON'S QUINTETTE CLUB. that any such result would have worn fendant under her alleged misrepre- off, or be grown out of, at nineteen sentation that she was the widow of years of age mentioned in the hypo- Manualii. deceased, and which the Bicycles thetical question. plaintiff paid a second time to Manua- Juvenile lii, father of the dead man and admin- Attorney General Andrews objected istrator of his estate. When receiving L. B. KERR & D CO AT to the proffered surrebuttal, contend- such payment the administrator, who aiivii-i-e:- ing that it amounted to a new hypo- was accompanied at the bank of plain- NEW" The Store thetical question. The defense had tiff by A. G. M. Robertson, attorney, STORE. on waived a demand for the payment of Alakea Whitman & Co. insanity theory on evi- Street between King ind Hotel. Two Streets &lSKEi staked its the $97.25 also paid to the woman because dence of meningitis and the prosecu- it went for funeral expenses and was Open Saturday Nights. tion in rebuttal had merely produced therefore chargeable to the estate any- way. L. J. Warren appeared for plain- in the suit of C. C. Bitting - GOODS BICYCLES. witnesses to disprove the credibility fendant HARDWARE SPORTING expert. tiff, E. A. Douthitt for defendant. vs. "Vincent Fernandez. of Dr. Mays as an The jury brought in a verdict for FEDERAL, JURY HOLIDAYS. Messrs. Robertson and Dunne replied the plaintiff, to which defendant noted $5000 that it was the prosecution which had exceptions. Judge Dole has released the Federal introduced the typhoid fever theory Theo. F. Lansing vs. Emmett May, jurymen for the holiday season with assumpsit, comes on be- goodly margin. and argued that the defense was en- for jury trial a They were excused fore Judge Robinson at 10 o'clock this yesterday until January 4, 1904, and titled to rebut theory. REWARD! such morning. drew their $3 a day for the time they $1,450 THE COURT REVERSES. ORDERS IN PARTITION. had been in attendance. FOR Judge Gear at first said he did not In the partition suit of M. F. Scott the Arrest and Conviction I LTNNA DEFINES A CAUSE. Only two of choice beautiful lots on Beretania Street left, see how the defense could put a new et al. vs. E. K. Pilipo et al., about OF hypothetical question, but later took Kona land sold thereunder Satur- last European Skin Specialist Says Dan-ru- ff opposite B. F. Dillingham's residence. Also have "FOUR" the other view that if the rebuttal evi- day for $10,300, Judge De Bolt made dence went to the jury unchallenged a number of orders yesterday. W. C. is Caused by Parasites. JOHN COOK on Young Street at $1,250 each. the defense would be shut out of Its Achi appeared" for the commissioner, Upon that theory, proved beyond a insanity. entire theory of W. A. Wall, who was also present; W. doubt, a cure for dandruff was sought AND Mr. Andrews recalled how the court R. Castle, for self and other defend- Call and see W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL, ants; Enoch Johnson for self and other after. Scientists, chemists, druggists defendants, and Cecil Brown, for pur- and physicians all "took a hand" and CHARLES COOK j 1634 Young Street, near Punahou. CONFIDENCE chaser, J. A. Maguire. The sale was the successful issue is the present gaid a confirmed and accounts were approved product known as "Newbro's Henpi-cide- ." of Williams, California, who re- Lord Chatham, "is plant and ordered paid as follows: Hawaiian of slow growth." People believe lieved 1000 tourists visiting Cook's Gazette Co's bill, $112.75; W. A. Wall's This remedy actually kills the para- Springs in things that they see, and in a bill for services as commissioner, $515; sites that infest the hair bulb, does of all their dyspepsia, broad sense they are right. What W. A. Wall's bill for surveying, $720.29, its work most effectively and contains biliousness, stomach and liver is sometimes called blind faith is and costs of court, $48. The following not' an atom of substance injurious to troubles, and rheumatism. not faith at all. There must be bills were disallowed: J. F. Morgan, anything else than the germ alone. reason and fact to form a foun- auctioneer, for $250, and W. C. Achi's Herpicide causes the hair to grow as regard to a for attorney's fee of $250. The form of nature intended it should, soft and Cook's Mineral dation for trust. In deed to be given to the purchaser was abundant. Water medicine or remedy, for example, ; filed and the commissioned was au-- I Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. ask, cured oth- people "Has it thorfzed to employ a competent person in stamps for sample to The Herpicide is an absolutely pure mineral water IMoet & ers? Have cases like mine been j to make an abstract of title at a cost Co., Detroit, Mich. Hollister Drug Chandon bottled at the relieved byt? Is it in harmony not to exceed $150. Co., Special Agents. springs in its nat- t- ural witii the truths of modern science, NEXT TERM ARRANGEMENTS. - state, and not carbonated. and has it a record above suspic- Consult Desky for prices and terms An order signed by the three Circuit on Heights lots. ion ? If so, it is worthy of confi- Judges was made yesterday to govern "White Seal" dence; and if I am ever attacked Tel. Main the January term of the First Circuit Didn't Sign His Name. 347. by any of the maladies for which Court. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED it is commended I shall resort Upon the calling of the civil calendar The following paragraph was handed to it in full belief in its pow- all cases in which neither party an- to this paper, with the request that It er to help me." On these lines swers ready will be continued for the appear in this morntng's issue, upside term or dismissed, in the discretion of J CHAMPAGNE WAMPOLE'S PREPARATION the court. down. It has always been our policy never to print an article unless th has won its high reputation ng Cases answered ready will be set for i used at prominent society functions almost exclusively. It medical men, and the trial in their order unless a contin- - name Of the writer is signed to the people of all civilized countries. uance for the term be granted for good same, however, we have since learned perfection in Champagne. j cause shown. Applications for con-- ! the name of the writer. it They trust it for the same reason . tinuances must be in writing and serv-- ; 19 ui-eiv- suoqdapi jo they trust in the familiar " ' that ed by the moving party on the other Sujqamid ano e ir;sui ?s Suih S9I b i twenty-fou- - laws of nature or in the action party at least r hours be- 'jaquinid em uvea JBto 05 ses 'jijo.m of common things. This effective fore the hearing. lysjui Xq pauoisBooo 9duuouub eqj & remedy is palatable as honey and When a case comes up in its order uiojj jiasjnoX eajj oj ejjsap noX ji H. Hackfeld Co., Ltd. contains the nutritive and cura- and neither party is ready, it will go to the foot of the calendar or be dis- CHURCH "ATTRACTIONS" tive properties of Pure Cod Liver missed. If but one party appears the IM Oil, extracted by us from fresh trial shall nevertheless proceed, or The Tonawanda minister who gave cod livers, combined with the , such order be made as may be proper, away green trading stamps to every Hypophos-phite- Compound Syrup of s I if the party appearing and ready de person attending his Sunday evening mand it. and the Extracts of Malt service been fairly eclipsed in Open your eyee odd-number- ed has the to the needs of your and "Wild Cherry. It quickly Civil jury cases are eyes. assigned to Judge De Bolt, and even-number- ed matter of drawing attractions by the disease-breedin- g In legal parlance, the poisonous, Judge All crim- pastor of a in Evanston, 111. "the man who to Gear. church He pleads his own acids and other toxic inal cases will be heard by Judge Rob has tried various .expedients, such as case has a fool for a matters from the system; regu- topics, singing, etc., client." inson, presiding at the term. sensational fine in Many sad lates and promotes the normal The calendar will be called from vain. Consequently a new plan was results are met with in ' proof of the fact that the man action of the organs, gives vigor-- 1 time to time as occasion requires, of tried and this was the programme at who evening, selects his glass aid In a haphazard; Goods ous appetite and digestion, and is which calling counsel will be notified his church last according to way, has a patient Christmas a press who is far from through press Not- dispatch: roast beef Prostration follow-in- g the and otherwise. "Hot wise. infallible in withstanding the large clearance made sandwich; hymn No. 338, four stan Fevers, etc., Scrofula, Influ-- j ere an ounce of this term in the long-congest- ed calen- zas; hot coffee, chocolate, tea; brief . ? Prevention" : : : : mre eye IflTE'W enza, Asthma, Wasting Diseases, dar, a great many new cases are dock- talk by elder; lobster salad, potato rtf. Punds than in care, LI1TE umely vlsit to - ! salad, shrimp patriotic us when your eyes- all Throat and Lung Troubles, etc. eted and the calendar will be nearly as salad: hvmn. L may China Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers; Fine Vases, j arn' save yu trou- - Decorated j Dr. W. A. Young, of Canada, says: long as that of the term now almost chafing dish incngestibles, prepared by , serious and Linen Embroideries, Screens, Fans, tasteless preparation of ended. beautiful girls ; olives, pickles, rad- - sizes. Silk "Your ishes, young onions; Doxology." EXAMINED- - GLASSES SUP- - ! me uni-- j It Lacquered Ware, Fancy Boxe. Carved cod liver oil has given JUDGMENTS ENTERED. is not a bad bill, but if the reverend Tf formly satisfactory results, my -- Ivory and Sandal Wood. Judge De Bolt has signed judgment gentleman expects men to furnish patients having been of all ages." for plaintiff for a total amount of .their own cigars he will find the male It is a product of the skill and $301.86 in the suit of Henry Loo Kong attendance at his hot and cold re- to-da- ligious A. science of v and is success- vs. Lai Sai. Also, judgment for plain- soirees falling off again, N SAN FOR D WAVERLEY BLOCK, of tiff $190.11 in another suit between ful after the old style modes frr Manufacturing Optician OZAKT, HOTEL STREET. treatment hove bfen pppalfd to the same parties. S. Sold by all chemists. An order has been made by Judge Bracing breezes and beautiful views BOSTON BLDG., FORT ST., 0OiO)CX? OSOSOg in vain. De Bolt dismissing the appeal of de- - of Pacific Heights dispel 00OSO0C the blues. Over Ifay C: m.

THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 18, II LOCAL BREVITIES. FORMIDABLE LABOR Another Chance to Get I STRIKE ON HAWAII Dr. McGrew's birthdaj will occur or. the 23rd of this month. Dolls Free. I SALE OF Thrum's Annual is out and a review Santa Claus' At the departure of the last mail of it will appear in these columns from the Island of Hawaii thia week i later. Many customers were unable to get a. formidable strike of Japanese labor- Injury received by Bert Heilbron in a doll on our regular gift days. As we progress last Saturday's football game is now have some left we will j ers was in on Hutchinson reported serious. extend another Wash Headquarters plantation. Kau. opportunity and will next The Christmas tree exercises of the It started the middle of week, AND. last K.vvaiaiiao Su.il ty School will L- - held whf-- n some Japanese ! refused to work this evening in the Kawaiahao church. FRIDAY, Dec. 18, Materials owing to a grievance against Mr. There is talk of various entertainments Mann, the head luna. This week five purchas- - 5 to be given within a week or so by give one doll to each customer 100 PCS. hundred of the laborers are on strike ing not less one dollar's worth I FIGURED LAWNS, and threatening to leave planta- Governor Carter to military and naval than g the officers. of drug store goods. etc. Reduced from 20c. and 15c tion in a body. yard to GREAT TOY The Guy Owens Co. begun - to This applies on Goods SALE Nothing of a violent nature in the has offer Christmas actions of the is reported. All instal an automatic telephone system and gives customers the opportunity j strikers j) the same, at last accounts, they show- connecting all of the public offices in of buying for others and at the same 10c yard. ed no sign of becoming reconciled to the Capitol. time making themselves a Christmas ! X present of a pretty dolL will con- the overseer against whom they struck. Asa, a Japanese woman living on Sale Our complete Mr. Mann lately went to Hutchinson River street, claims to have been rob- tinue as long as the dolls last. line of Toys has been reduced. It is from Pahala plantation, having for- bed of thirty dollars and a gold ring necessary that we dispose of our entire stock by Christmas, merly been a luna on Kauai. is Wednesday night. 40 PCS. It FRENCH ORGAN- as the building is to be but a week or ten days since Mr. Major and Mrs. Edward Davis have DIES. Reduced torn down to make room for improve- Wolters, formerly from 50c yard manager of Lihue, issued invitations for the marriage of to ments. succeeded Mr. Hewitt as manager of their daughter Susan Steel to Hoste Hutchinson plantation. McKean Harrison at St. Clement's DOLLS, WAGONS, WHEEL BARROWS, VELOCI- church on the 29th inst. yard. 35c PEDES, GAMES, PIANOS, GUNS, WRAY TAYLOR The Advertiser is indebted to the DOLL CARRIAGES, courtesy of the Honolulu Photo Sup- HORNS, MARBLES, BROOMS, ply Co. for the fine picture of the Ken- ROCKING HORSES, MAY RETURN tucky used on the first page of yes- DRUMS, CRADLES, BEDSTEADS, LEAD terday's issue. IRISH DIMITIES, Reduced" SOLDIERS, Overtures are said to have been made John F. Colburn, manager of the Kal from 25c to BOATS, TIN ANIMALS, ABC BLOCKS, TRAINS. ETC, piolani Estate, Ltd., announces an of A for the repayment to the Territory of , Nil AT REDUCED PRICES. shortage found in Wray Taylor's fer of $200,000 received from the London for the residence of Princes fin 20c yard. books. If successful and the criminal David and Cupi at Waikiki. charge is withdrawn Taylor intends to Charles Dole has been pronounced return to Honolulu. out of danger by his attending physi- Taylor is in New Yortc, where he has cians. He still remains at the home been since his return rrom England of Edgar Henriques. Nuuanu valley, B. F. Ehlers & Co. uncon- E. W. & , where he claims to have yone where he was carried when the ac- Jordan Co Ltd. sciously. That is a theory open to cident happened a week ago last Sat- Were a doubt. After his departure Taylor urday. f I mrmm. wrote to C. B. Reynolds and ordered By courtesy Fort sale of his property in isl- the of Admiral Evans Bacaclor the all the the band of the flagship Kentucky will ands and he also wrote to Sister na play jointly that he did not mean to witlTNthe Territorial band I think I would like one of my at the annual dinner of the Merchants' my Association at the Hawaiian Hotel on gifts to be an addition to There is only one right way Saturday Ken- smoking I I I I i I I" evening. Again the outfit. and that's the way we lo at the BUSINESS LOCALS. tucky band will join the home iiand ina For instance a holiday box of concert at the same place on Monday THE ISLAND MEAT CO. evening. General Arthur,"" Principe de ArtUtic paper hanging done by A new enterprise located on Fort Street, opposite Love Building Stanley Stephenson on King street. The Literary Circle of the Kilohana Gales or Van Dyck Cigars. NEW You can obtain Christmas hats at Art League will hold a meeting Satur- Also anything in the line of day IM Mrs. Hannah's. New goods and latest afternoon, December nineteenth, cigar or cigarette cases, pipes, Opn for Busfn patterns at reduced prices. at three o'clock. Dr. Mary Roberts YORK single or in sets, or .nything of A cottage on Quarry is Smith will address the c!ut on "House- X A supply of the finest quality of. small street hold following offered for $13.75 per month. Administration." The that description from rent at will pour S. Kinney, See W. O. Smith in building. ladies tea: Mrs. DENTAL Judd Mrs. W. M. Graham, Mrs. Philip Island Meats, Poultry and Garnet A number of wide awake agents are Dodge, Miss Clarke. I ALWAYS ON wanted to sell good Al mining stock. HAND. see Attorney General Andrews has not Gunst-Eaki- n PARLORS For particulars our Classified ads. had time to give a formal opinion on TjJ We have now on hand a supply of.... A fine Woodward & Brown piano is the question of a retainer for Treas- offered at private sale by Will E. urer Kepoikai's counsel in the County Cigar Co. bar- ISLAND TURKE Fisher. Price, ?5. A genuine Act case. He will defend the case for No long and tiresome treat- f the gain. Superintendent Holloway. The Treas- Cor. Fort and King Streets. T from KAHIKINUI RANCH. Delicious chocolates in fancy boxes, urer may in case of an adverse opin- ments. Everythinsr done with fresh every hour at the Elite Ice Cream ion, bring a mandamus suit to make Parlors plain mixed candy lZ'c. per the Auditor issue a warrant for the dispatch and strictly high class. for Ohristmoi pound. fee of $250. 1057 Fort St., over Honolulu! Lowney's and Gunther's famous The Superintendent of Public Works chocolates at the Elite Ice Cream Par- has taken up the sometime suspend- Photo Supply Co. lors. Our own chocolates and bon ed project of putting a gate in the bona, fresh every hour. corner of the Capitol grounds fence at Next Tuesday James Morgan will King and Richards streets and laying sell at public auction a fine'collection a path therefrom to the front of the THE TRUE CRITERION IS QUALITY of paints and pictures also the Capitol. Mr. Holloway will also lay shelving in the store formerly occupied 8 path from the Richards street gate by King Bros. to the King street gate. Both the new a- - A. paths will touch a circular walk The attention ot connoisseurs L called to the sn perls-- P. Cooke offers a fine comer lot stand-Admir- round the band al with area of 4488 square feet in the tive quality of Dwight tract for sale at a bargain. Robley D. Evans called on Particulars to be had by calling: at Governor Carter at the Capitol at Cftrtmas txcursion Room 7, Mclntyre building. 10 o'clock yesterday morning. He was Pommery Champagne accompanied by his son,, as well as j ' to the Tomorrow will be the biggest sou- his aide. Lieut. Chapln. The Terri-- venir day yet at Sachs Dry Goods Co. torial band played on the grounds, I which is being shipped into rhis country. In London, the H dsoineiy bound uoo, t;"-i-- a L O: Jy The Governor was attended by Sec- - j VO A acknowledged home of wine connoisseurs, where will be given away 0 authors wifh each retary Atkinson, Superintendent Hoi-- 1 purchase of one dollar and upward. loway and Senators Crabbe and Dickey, QUALITY REGULATES PRICE together with Captains J. A. Thompson TWO STEAMSHIP ROUTES Pommery from two to six case will give commands dollars more a Christmas. It him the start and Gus Rose of the N. G. H., acting leading brands, per figures 22-JA- than other as taken from Ridley's for a delightful accomplishment. Spe- as honor. DEC. N. ushers of 1. London. cial prices on mandolins, guitars and A neat booklet in colors has been Wine and Spirit Trade Cfrcular. banjos this week at Bergstrom Music received by the Hawaii Promotion POMMERY. Vintage 1893. to 91. Co. 8s. Committee from the Raymond & Whit-com- b For rates and tickets apply to G. H. MUMM, Vintage 1893, 70s. to 76s. A Domestic sewing machine with all Co., Boston, announcing on its PERKIER JOTJET. Vintage lg93. Extra Cuvee G, 5e. to Ss. attachments will make a very accept- title page: "A Tour to Hawaii, Inclu- RICHARD H. TRENT, MOET AND CHAXDON, Vintage 1893, Extra Cuvee 20, 79a. 3d. to able Christmas present to any woman. sive of a Visit to the Volcano of Ki-laue- a. 84s. Sd. Gen. Agent. (58s. The Von Hamm-Youn- g Co. Leaving Satur- LOUIS ROEDERER. Vintage 1893, Extra Cuvee J, to 74s. Lid. hav San Francisco corner Fort reduced the price of this popular sew- day, March 12, 1304."' The itinerary of and Merchant. In Honolulu, however, Pommery is sdd at the same ing machine nearly one half. the tour from leaving San Francisco prices as other leading hrands. The largest shipment of turkeys to returning thither is given, also a ever shipped to Honolulu arrived on ; great deal of attractive information. & the Ventura, consigned to Metropolitan. There are several good pictures, in- W. C PEACOCK LTD. cluding one C, Meat Co. This is good evidence that of Kilauea. Hole Age."ts. I Honolulu Christmas tables will be plenteously supplied with this holiday Music every evening at the Elite Ice fowl. Cream Parlors. Auction sale of Christmas novelties and statuary, also oil paintings and Fresh water bathing a feature on the steel engravings today at Morgan's Heights. Have your on Kaahumanu street. Sale will begin HARNESS 'end SADDLERY at 10 o'clock. Many choice articles TRUNKS, VALISES, and suitable for Christmas gifts will be repaired by C. R. COLLINS, King Street, near Fort? Work called offered for sale. for and delivered. DRESS SUIT CASES An auction sale of articles suitable A Tomorrow Phone Main P. O. Box We have just opened up a new shipment df Steamer for Christmas gifts will be held at 144. 507. 5 Trunks, Packing Trunks, Valises and Dress Suit Cases. Morgan's auction rooms at 10 o'clock Our this morning. The assortment com- Saturday, December line of the above will be found the largest and most practical Q prises cut gla.s.s. Swiss carving, elegant 19, in ESTABLISHED 1864. on the market, embracing everything made, many of the vases, bisque statuary, steel engrav- styles being our exclusive designs and patterns. Suitable 0 ings, music boxes and a small collec- - Christmas presents in the shape of neatly finished DRESS fl tion of oil paintings and Fastf", the fit. CASES and p whole comprising just the articles for Day 3 SUIT VALISES. Souvenir JN0. SHAFER THEO. H. DAVIES & CO., Christmas gifts. g LTD. The public are most cordially invited m Hardware Department. to examine the fine Japanese and other Oriental goods now displayed in the Kapiolani building on King and Ala-ke- a Ki.iKMh.RLY AT 213 ijUfchN $Fft&T streets. These goods were person- Standard ally selected by a well known art con- JWr irifh GCLD C a OWNS - $5.00 0 PLATES noisseur of this city while visiting the Osaka international exposition in Ja- Books WHITE CROWNS $5.00 pan. Mr. Will E. Fisher the popular JNO. NOTT, auctioneer will be on hand at all times 85 Kinn Street BRIDGE WORK S5.00 per tcoth to show visitors these goods. Tomor- 3 row evening they will- be offered for All our work dene Painless sale. Seats will be reserved for ladies who desire to attend. C. Q. Yee Hop & Co. One Do J ar's Wrr'h. We buy all our material at wholesale cost and therefore cats. A handsome book given with o Warrant for K h. na. ta.h PROPRIETORS j 40r' Sive you good work at low prices. All our work fully guaranteed. pr rchase of one doilar and up i i"liars worth f Toys ;'or W' at Lady assistant. A warrant was sworn to yesterday ED MC'NT STOfufc Nuuanu. by of wa dfi. Books a-- e nkely bound, KaMinni Meat Hattie Haumea for the arrest llarkiti : THE EXPERT DENTISTS. Kapule. a Hawaiian woman on a good print on good paper, and by IfifVMMi'n l,tirnthi'nif Goods. 8 charge of kahunaism. The complain- tandard authors. AND Hours, to $. Sundays, 9 to 12. 21 5 Hotel St., opp. Young HofcaS ant claimed that Kapule attempted to cure her by magic means and when TO she became too ill to go ka- GROCERY " ft the Ml i 5F huna's house for treatment, the lat- or 3tyl Ish ter came to her and established her- This is a chance to add to Our entire '.ine of Live ILand and Ul HATS and CL0T1 INC self, and inbibed the brandy she had your library in connection Coast Turkeys and Poultry now ou Oat ordered for the patient. When the - band for Christmas. ttTS FOR 7VAS At right prices call at get with your Christmas shop- m prosecuting witness attempted to Piston Euildinc. rid of the kahuna she was threatened ping KILL LIKE OF Fort street. with death. or )9 Judge Gear ordered Mililani street Fresh Island Meals closed to wheeled trafflc during ses- M. S. SACHS DRY GOODS FOrt sr.. OttlMMtt Star Btarft sions of his court yesterday, owing: to Have your oid SU rT9 MACS rt TWO STORES. Orders prerrrt:y attended tn ars-- i - -- TWO STORES. disturbance of proceedings. The LO :. L i S E SB1 owing and pr the livereu m--. Tel. 511. P. . Box orf1r hy to the Company, Lid. llue TOff. a norm?. 1 n renewing of 132 Fort St., below King and Hotel St.., opposite Bld wa? nforo! rolic?men. 1013. i lCr 152 Youbk indignation of teamsters and drivers riorhinjr u. 5p prices very tat) J turned back. Corner Deretar.ia and Ahikau Streets. Phone Wh.ie SS. DEPOT OF THE "BOSS OF THE ROAD OVERALLS."- - HB rAGTFTO COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, HONOLULU, DECEMBER 18, IMS.

HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE I WE OFFER 6 LOTS IN THE Canadian-Australia- n Royal Mail Line OF GOODBYE TO Honolulu. December 17. 1903. K A tfnn SOLDIERS juwftftiuicuiiiMAlinl iaiaPlfir auutuvu Steamers running in connection with the Canadian-Pacifi- c Railway Co. IAMB 0 J it OCR, Jayttai Ask Jmt at Honolulu on or about the following dates: For $75.00 Each. TOR FIJI AND AUSTRALIA. FOR VANCOUVER 1903 130J MUCKLEYS 16 TMARS j.arecer Oo. .. ,88MB m ... 3S0 SHOWER A JANUARY 8 MIOWERA DECEMBER PLAT AND PARTICULARS JANUARY 15 ..JANUARY 13 XOANtV AORANGI. SW AT 13 MOANA ...FEBRUARY 10 i.. B,BMB 30 20 21 AORANGI .FEBRUARY 9sw. Agricultural Co i,e,ooc 100 .... 8 0 Hw. Com. A 8ag . Co 100 47 Tto-oug- Europe & tickets issued to all points in Canada, United States and at Smoker Held Pleasant Feast Followed flsw. Sugar Uc 3,000,000 20 .... ae Halstead Go., Ltd. Reunion a ma , 790,000 100 dan " Bonoksa 2,000.000 ao u "ii REAL ESTATE AND BROKER, Hatkn 600.000 10C Theo. H. Davles & Co., Ltd. By Spanish War With a Lecture by Efthaku... 500,000 30 .... Fort Street. Klhei Plsn. Co., L'd. . 2,600,000 to General Agents. Eipshnla ...... 180,000 100 Dr. Solo . . . B00.00C 188 Veterans. Scudder. McBryde 8nf . Co. L'd , 600,000 ac : Oshu Sofftr (to. S,600,000 100 FOR SALE Mail S. S. Co. , Occidental & Oriental Onomes . 1.000,000 30 80 Pacific Ooksl 500,000 80 .... iJK Camp Roosevelt, No. 249, Spanish The members of the Yv M. C. A oiu Sugar bo. Lta 6,000,000 30 w Olowaia .. 150X03 too ELEGANT HOME S.S. Co., andToyo Kisen Kaisha War Veterans, had a glorious time at and of the Y. W. C. A. gave a dinner Pmsuhsu Sngsz Plan Ution Co. 5,000,000 IS port its smoker in San Antonio hall, Vine- and reception to Mr. and Mrs. Muck-le-y ttMuoen of the above companies w ill call at Honolulu and leave this Paolflo 680,000 100 At a moderate price and on easy yard street, last night. There was a last evening in the rooms of the Pi 1 50.000 100 la r about the dates below mentioned: Fepseksa 760,000 100 160 terms: $2000 Cash and 13000 on Mort- mnw lraANfflSOO: FOR SAN FRANCISCO. muster of about 75 members and guests, Boston building. Thirty-fou- r persons PI sneer 1,760400 100 gage, one or two years at 7 per cent. sin DECEMBER 21 including the following Waislus Agr. Oo. 4,600,000 100 TlEflEMBER 19SIBERIA the latter sat at tables, nicely decorated with Wailusu 700,800 100 230 The premises fronting on the Waikild nnvA " DECEMBER 29 of the G. A. R.: Past Com- nWRMRER 29COPTIC veterans flowers and candles, and enjoyed a Waimanalo S62.000 100 side of McCullty street and extending JANUAY 6 AMERICA MARU JANUARY 11 manders Sam. McKeague, W. L. Eat- from Young street to Beretania street, KIPPONMARU.. 16 menu of alphabet soup, wafers, STIAMSEIP OO'I SIBERIA JANUARY 14 KOREA JANUARY on and L. L. Lapierre, and Comrades salad and offering to the purchaser the fol- ss, January 22 Gaelic januakx W. F. Williams, J. T. Copeland, W. and rolls, roast beef, potatoes, ba- Wilder 8.B.O 608,080 100 110 lowing advantages: wtic Lnter-Ialan- B. HONGKONG MARU JANUARY 30 F. Terrill and Nelson. Early nanas, corn, lemon sherbet, marble- - 8. Oo.. 800.000 1Q 126, 1. The grounds contain half an acre, the Grand Army of the MmsLLajraoot in the feast cake and coffee. and, are covered with fruit and shade further Information apply to Republic was toasted, Comrade Terrill Uw'n Electric Co.... 600,000 100 85 trees. eloquently responding. The cards were hand-painte- d and the H.K.T.4L. Co. Pid 2. The house is modern, large, airy M. HACKFELD & COMPANY. LTD., ASENTS. Hon. B. T. Ah. Co. C 1,000,000 ioo 65 J. K. Brown Jr., Captain, presided. tables were loaded with flowers, the Mutual Tel. Co , 160,000 10 10 and roomy, freshly painted and paper- There was a free and easy sociable O. R.AI,. Go 4,000.000 100 85 ed throughout, and has recently cost work of Miss Noble. Half a dozen Hilo R. R.CO over the menu, consisting of 50.008 30 owner over $2500 to time active, handsome young women waited the remodel same. teamthlp C roast pig, beans, salad, sandwiches, BOHM 5. There are servants quarters, a de- Oooanl on the guests. ice cream, cake, coffee, beer, punch, Haw.' tached cook house and stables on the lemonade, cigars, cigarette, pipes and After dinner Mr. John Martin gave a Ter. 4 p. e. (Fire premises. port iaimai fine passenger steamers of this line will arrive and leave this tobacco. The pipes decorated with red, pleasing address, speaking highly of Hilo K. S. Co. 6 p. 0... 4. Sanitary plumbing throughout. white and blue ribbons made choice Hon. R. T. A i. Co. 6. The house is wired for etectrlo as kereunaer: Mr. Muckley's work in Honolulu. On e p. o. .... FOR SAN FRANCISCO: souvenirs, their brown clay having swa PPn 6 p. o las... lighting. FROM SAN FRANCISCO: Ap- Sunday Mr. Muckley with his family 0. R. A L. Co. 104 6. 15 come from the battle ground of l't Artesian and Government water ??BNTURA DECEMBER 16 SIERRA DECEMBER pomattox. Virginia. will sail for Portland where he is to Oahn Pl'n 6 p. e 100( - are both laid on under separate sys- 9H AT.4MT5DA DECEMBER 30 Olaa Pl'n 6. p. o JfcLAMEDA DECEMBER There was an entertaining program become pastor of a large congregation. Walalua Ag, Co, 6 p. 0 "ioo tems. 6 SONOMA JANUARY 7 . SIERRA JANUARY mugs pipes. Ken- At o'clock Dr. Scudder gave an ad- icanncn b p. o - 100 7. The Rapid cars pass JANUARY 20 with the and Louis Plnnpnr too Transit the ALAMEDA JANUARY 15 ALAMEDA nedy and Bruce gave recita dress in the same rooms before the front door and the McCully switch la 27 JANUARY 26 Hartman JANUARY VENTURA - Problem Club Y. SONOMA tions and H. Herzer- a song. Mr. and the W. C. A. on Fresh water bathing a feature on the only a few hundred feet away, thus steamers, agents are pre- Shearer, late of the Sanford theatrical "The Social Uplift of Hawaii." He centrally locating the premises for In connection with the sailing of t he abave the paid a high Heights. intending passenger. Coupvii Through Tickets by any company, sang "How I came to be left compliment to the work of Waikiki, Kalmukl, Punahou or Hono- pared to issue, to kept the early missionaries here, saying lulu. Broad, from San Francisco to all points in the United States, and from behind." Michael Patton the medley, that they converted one-thir- d of the 8. The frontage on McCully Vhrm by any steamship line to ail European ports. house In a roar with a in which Pn fessii Dial Cards street York an apt ventriloquist. large population of those days. The admits of the erection of number of PARTICULARS, APPLY TO he proved himself a FOR FURTHER Besides the plaudits of his human au doctor holds that the social influence cottages without crowding. sxC, O--. 3S ILtcL. ditors he received barking applause of the missionaries was the cause of ARCHITECTS. Keys can be procured from the care- W XTKTXIET CO,, from a handsome dog. their success and he believes that the W. MATLOCK CAMPBELL Office 1624 taker on the premises. The central feature of the evening's future church, if successful, must be Young street. The price mentioned must be net to four-roun- owner, open American-Hawaiia- n Steamship Company. fun was a d Doxing contest conducted on social methods. He said the and the above offer is between Van Gieson and Heine two that the missionaries in Japan at- ATTORNEYS. until the 31st inst. only. New York and Honolulu via fistic gladiators who have appeared in tracted great numbers of young men Title perfect and a warranty deed Direct Monthly Service Between G. Attorney Pacific Coast. the Orpheum ring. MiKe Patton was by teaching them English and thus J. PRATT at Law. Rooms given. referee and declared the match a won their confidence. 7 and 8, Progress block. THE SPLENDID NEW STEEL STEAMERS s draw. The lecturer stated that the unions For further particulars apply to FROM NEW YORK. And each month thereafter. D. Dunlop, the camp chaplain, was and railways were doing a great deal HENRY" E. HIGHTON Attorney-at-La- w. BRUCE CARTWRIGHT. Freight received Company's wharf, temperance cor. King. 6657 & a Alaskan, to sail about Jan. 1 at chairman of the refreshment commit for on the mainland, even Southwest Fort and & S. Californian. to sail about.. Feb. 1 Greenwich street. tee, whose reward was the praise of more thah the churches. Freight received at all times at theFROM HONOLULU TO SAN FRAN-Cfecapan- y's all the feasters. Col. Geo. A. Seyde Dr. Scudder urged the union of DENTISTS. y to brigade churches on social lines, and wharf, 41st street, South CISCO (VIA KAHULUI). was transferred the naval irstanced DRS. B. CLARK and P. F. FREAR for the occasion as master of schooners Waialua as being a success. He said A For Sale and to Rent S' t0 2 Mclntyre Bldg., ITort and King. 3' NeVadan' and gallantly did his duty. that, though the Japanese gamble IrAN FRANCISCO TO HONO-- very LULU. FROM SEATTLE AND TACOMA. At the head of the hall an immense much they are thrifty. He ha3 flag draped wall, and made a tour through all the planta- ENGINEERS. 18 S. S. Hawaiian, to sail Dec. 25 American the Residences on avenue, Pros-- Bv S. Nevadan, to sail Dec about.... signal code flags decorated the side tions and he has found the managers ARTHUR C. ALEXANDER. Survey- Thurston H. HACKFELD & COMPANY, LTD., AGENTS. walls. encouraging the laborers to save their or and Engineer. 480 Judd Bldg.: P. pect street, Kapiolanl street, Punahou, O. 73$. - CP. MORSE, General Freight Agent. The entertainment ended about last earnings. After the address Mr. box Pacific Heights, College Hills, Kameha- car time with the toast "Our Coun- Muckley spoke of the kindness he had meha TV road, Kalihi; a business sits people CATTON, & CO., Engi- try" and singing of "America." received from the of Honolulu NEILL LTD. on King street, a fine property at Olaa, Ernest Kaai delighted the company and of his regret at leaving the Isl- neers, Electricians and Boilermakers. with guitar selections. ands. and eight exceptionally fine lots at Ka- Pacific Transfer Co. INSURANCE. lmukl on easy terms. WILL CALL FOR YOUR BAGGAGE. THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE ALBERT BARNES, MURDER TRIAL CO. OF NEW YORK. 78 Merchant street. We pack, haul and ship your goods and save you money. DIED. AT ITS CLOSING S. B. ROSE, Agent : : : Honolulu. King Street. Main 5S McNABB. Suddenly, Nov. 25, The Overland Rout Storage in brick warehouse, ia6 Phone 1903, at Fillmore, Ventura MUSICIANS. With the surrebuttal evidence of Dr. County, Cal., Joseph Derby COOK'S MUSIC SCHOOL Piano, Or- of the- - PACIFIC Burgess last night, the taking of testi- gan, singing and harmony. Love bldg. THE mony McNabb, of Halifax, Nova in the Jones murder trial ended. Scotia, in the 64th year of his The jury were excused, while the night age. Commercial Advertiser Makes session was devoted to discussion of PHYSICIANS. Southern Pacific instructions to be given them by the DR. S. KOBAYASHI. Office Alakea, gfcUi HI at the Post Office at Honolulu, Old 'court. Closing argument to the jury near Beretania. Phone White 12L is the great S V. H., as second class matter. will begin this morning. The ad- dresses are likely to be long, but the Classified Advertisements DR. T. MITAMURA. Office, 68 Kukul Higtiwoy oi Tis-Min- tt Chairs jury will probably be considering their Lane. 8 to 10 m.; 6 to 7:30 p. m. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: a M verdict this evening. Tel. Blue 2366. Res. 1649 Nuuanu. between San Francisco and Chicago. I v It t year .$12.68 new WANTED. months . CM WHARF AND WAVE. AGENT to sell stock in an Al mining TYPEWRITERS. property. Will' rigid investiga- !4dvertising rates on application. And at hardly any expense. You stand BOUGHT, sold, rented and repaired at Shortest and Quickest can change WEATHER BUREAU. tion. Liberal commission. Address, Remington office, a worn chair or rocker Typewriter Hotel 8t. and the into a beautiful and piece Honolulu, Alexander Street, Box 572, Baker City, Oregon, U. S. Sunday attractive j6 Sabliahed every morning except of furniture with Decemner it, 10 p. m. A. 66 by the Mean Temperature 74.3. HOTEL. HELROSE. Overland Limited Temperature 71. Phone Blue 308L HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. LTD., Maximum FOR RENT. is the most luxurious Train in the Minimum Temperature 7S. A first class family boarding house, world gwe Holt Block, No. 65 South King St. Sapolin Barometer at 9 p. m. 30.03, falling. tropically built. Electric cars pass the A W. PEARSON, Manager. Rainfall, 24 hours up to 9 a. m. .00. door every few minutes. King street Through Without Mean Absolute Moisture 6.1 grs. per near Waikiki turn. Change Enamels cub. ft. one of our MRS. W. H. WILKINSON, Time-L- ess Than Days Ask for little booklets Mean Relative Humidity 67. THAT commodious residence on Nuu-an- u 3 giving useful hints. Manager. LAN CO. Winds N. E.; force, 2 to 0. Ave., formerly occupied by Min- Libraries, Writing Desks, Books, RAILWAY & 0 Weather Clear. ister Stevens. Modern improvements, Magazines, Current Literature, Elec- i FOR RENT. Forecast for Dec. IS Light northerly stable and servants' quarters. Rent tric Lights, Reading Lamp, in every TIME TABLE i winds and fair weather. reduced. Apply to C. H. Dickey, t berth and LEWERS R. C. LYDECKfi'R, King street. 6631 Territorial Meteorologist. Furnished cottage, corner Dominis The Best of Everything. May 1st, 1903. & COOKE, COTTAGES; Chrlstley lane, off Fort St. and Anapuni streets. At a bargain. OUTWARD. LIMITED ARRIVED. Rent reasonable. Apply Wong Kwai. Apply to 6246 J. H. CUMMINGS, War Walanae, Walalua, Kahuku and 177 South King Thursday, 17. Street. December 1S37 College St. O. Box 53. Southern Pacific Way Stations 9: 15 a. m., 3:20 p. m. Stmr. Niihau, W. Thompson, P. Way from CENTRAL location, cool, mosquito E. O. MoOORMICK, 9or Pearl City, Ewa Mill and Napoopoo and Kau ports at 7 a. m. proof rooms HELEN'S COURT, 17: 30 a. m., 9:15 a. m., at Passenger Traffic Manager. Stations with 2600 bags sugar, 4 coils rope, 76 rear of Hart's Ice Cream Parlors. FOR RENT OR LEASE. a. m., 2:15 p. m., 3:20 p. m., 3 T. B. GOODMAN, Hl'M Mrs. H. H. Williams head cattle, packages fish plates. Rooms reasonable. 6519 4:11 p. m., o:15 p. m., t9:3C p. m., Stmr. Kauai, Bruhn, Ahukini Han Fraucisco, General from Passenger tU:lS p. m. Is preparing f jr her Annual at 6:12 a. m. with 6,505 bags sugar. FOR SALE. t THE NEW ORPHEUM RES Agent, Gal. INWARD. Sale of Am. bkt. Amelia, Wilier, 23 days TAURANT ON HOTEL STREET. Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal- from Eureka, anchored outside. Tha Yacht "MARIA" complete in- RENTED. Arrive cluding sails tackle. Full particu- alua and Walanae 8 : 86 a. in., 6:U Naval Collier, Pompey, 17 days from and FOR SALE. lars of Manuel Paresa at Lovejoy & 2. Premises on Hotel street, now oc- 9. nu Novoltloi Yokohama. Mill and Love Building, Fort Street. Co. 6662 cupied by King Bros., as an Art Store. Jfcrrive Honolulu from Ewa DEPARTED. Possession can be given on 16: 50 a. m., fT:46 a. m., January SixKalmukl Lots.In Kaimu-k- Pearl City ij, Thursday, December 17. 1st, 1904. of the choicest lots the l H:U a. m., 10:S8 a. m., 2:05 p. m., Am. bktn. S. G. Wilder, Jackson, for OFFICES FOR RENT. Tract; high ground, 2 blocks from 7;40 p. xn. ry 3. C. W. 4:81 p. m., SiSl p. m.. San Francisco at 10 a. m. "THE STANGENWALD," six-sto- Offices in the Model Block, single electric car line. Inquire Dickey, XMAS FLOWERS 925 fire-pro- or en suite, on easy street. Daily. Schr. Lady, for Koolau ports at 10 a. of office building. Apply terms. Fort C. H. Sunday Excepted. m. Room 608. 6654 DICKEY, t In quantities. For these and other fine buslsess op- 6645 King and Bethel Sunday Only. Sloop Kaiulani, for Pearl Harbor at portunities, apply to streets. & P. DBNISON, F. C. SMITH, aCI?3. 11 a. m. IN BREWER building, Queen street, Supt. G. P. & T. A TAYLOR S. S. Ventura, Hayward, for Pago on reasonable terms. Apply to C. 6658 BRUCE CARTWRIGHT. THE HONOLULU FLORIST. Pago, Auckland and Sydney at 5 a. Brewer & Co., Ltd. SUN AND MOON. TIDES, m. i A Home Company n Nothing So Sore as Taxes and Death. Stmr. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai ROOMS AND BOARD. CHA8. BREWER CO.'S S M ports at 5 p. m. OD Taxes are delinquent AT WAHIAWA, ten dollars per week, si 1 3 after November DUE TODAY. NEW YORK CAPITAL I i a 2 16, but certificate of membership in the two dollars per day. Stage meets LINE $50,660. O. tM S. S. China, 19 Honolulu Mutual Burial Association Friele, from San Fran- 3:15 p. m. train from Honolulu at is cisco, due. Fridays. Organised under the laws of the can still be had for $3.50. Phone Main Pearl CitT, on Tuesdays and Ship Tillie E. Starbuck sailing Territory of Rise 411. H. MRS. CAROLINE RHODES, from New York to Hawaii p.m. p J. TOWNSEND, Secretary. PASSENGERS DEPARTED. Address B Honolulu a.i Ft. m. a m a.m City. Telephone King 57. 6578 March 1st. TAKEN 14 0 6 29 5 21 2.39 Office with the Townsend Undertak- Per stmr. Mikahala, Dec. 17, for Pearl FHEIGHT &.21 AT LOWEST RATES. U 1 82 1.8 1.24 7.02 8 J 8.3J 3.35 ing Co. Kauai ports: A. S. Wilcox and wife, 13 2 19 8 13 7.4V' 9 24 6.31 5 21 4 31 Miss Hundley, Miss E. K. Smith, W. O. For freight rates apply to HAWAIIAN REALTY 9uu. 51 8 a 0; a m: 8.2110 10 6 31 5.22 .a METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. Smith. G. H. Fairchild, J. Grace, W. 18 3 2 1 3 s; 3. i8 10.5'J 6 16 ALE CHAS. BREWER & CO. and MATURITY CO., Ltd, bets Stoddart, J. Kamanuwai, H. Dyson, FOR 5 27Kilby St., Boston, a 1 4 18 9.34 11 2-- 6.325 m P-- By the Government Survey, Published Dr. Boyes. Mrs. F. G. Douse and 2 chil- Loans, Mortgages, Securities, 2 0 & 0! 10.10 11 5 5 6.33 5.2S 7 22 OB C BREWER & CO., p.m. Every Monday. dren, Ako. Investments and Real on Mi 6 10 19 5 52 10 45 U ri 6 33 5 24 8.13 Corner Lot No. 2S, 448S sq. ft., Dwight Estate, s? A single on high i moon Dec. ISth 10:55 a. m. Shipping Notes. tract in Kalihi. lot New at o Homes Built on the Install- ITiines of the tide are taken from the a. The S. G. Wilder sailed yesterday for ground. Fine building site with good FOR RENT. ment Plan. Salted States Coast and Geodetic Sur-- the coast. view. Government water near by. Home Office Molntyre Bid- Hono- mr tables. Apply to A. F. COOKE, A LARGE TWO-STOR- Y - Both the Niihau and Kauai arrived HOUSE lulu, T. H. The tides at Kahulul and Hilo occur 7, containing 10 rooms, besides H 5 yesterday morning with sugar cargoes. Room Mclntyre Bldg. kitchen, feifcout sne hour earlier than at Hono 30 X4 29.9 10:7' KB 8-- n S fi 29 ' 3 bath and closet. Also one cottage in P8.29 oonsb VAR 0 Hackfeld & Co. expect Siberia lifts. M 7 0S! W the 80 0" 7 -7 0- same yard in rear of large house. -- K5B -3 to This 13 30 8 97 8- -0 arrive from the Orient Sunday Hawaiian standard time is hours T a 29 88 00 79 KE-- S 0 property SOIfliim W 84 is known as the Schmidt resi- M Bainutes Greenwich 8138.40128 00i7s 2 5 ssw 1- -0 morning. PIANO FOR SALE i! dill! slower than time -- 150 T Uil29.96.2fl 92 .00 2 7 saw L0 dence, and has a frontage of feet stag that of the meridian of 157 de- - 11. The China is expected 3j 9dj 1- from coast 02,29 65 .Ct fc. sw -0 the on is 88 r Beretania street and situate about W minutes. The time wh'stle this afternoon. She has two days' A fine Woodward and Brown square 5 minutes' walk from the Bdstofflce. MIT Conp&vf, IN. at 1:30 p. m., which is the same later mail. Grand Piano in excellent condition Terms reasonable. Also small cottage 9 Barometer corrected to tt T. and aaa rsenwich, hours minutes. Sun The yes- $650 $75. 00. $13.75 K. moon level, barkentine Amelia arrived cost originally for sale for on Quarry street, rent per month. L. KENTWELL, are for local tlm far tfc and for stan4ar gravity of ttaL terday afternoon from Eureka. She ' See WILL E. FISHER, Apply to W. O. Smith, grouc. . This 44 comctlaa is tor Boaalala. remained outside. 6666' Auctioneer. (1621 . Room 207, Judd Building.