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VOL. XXXIX, NO. 18. HONOLULU, H. T., TUESDAY, MARCH I. 1904 SEMI-WEEKL- WHOLE No. 25G8. CRUISER IN N TORPEDO BOAT SUNK DEMOCRATS WANT NO ACTION II CHALLENGE BY CONGRESS ON COUNTIES BY MIKADO'S The Democratic Central Committee put itself on record at a meeting as opposed to Congressional action on the County Act. The committee also opposed working; with the Home Rulers to se- FLEET cure such action. ' . The meeting- - of the Democratic Central Committee was called at Waverly hall last evening for the purpose of considering a com- munication from the Home Rule parly asking the cooperation of the Ships Democratic party in securing, a Congressional county act. The Czar's Come Democrats and Republicans were asked to unite in non-partis- appeal to Congress for such action as would insure a county act for Out of Port Hawaii. The letter was discussed at some length and it was the unanimous decision that no joint action should be taken with the Arthur. Home Rulers in the matters. The objection was not only towards acting with the Home Rulers but also to Congressional interference v.ilii local afTaiis. A reply will be sent to the Home Rulers today; They Are Driven Back acquainting them with the decision of the Democrats. The Republican Central Committee will consider a similar re- In Bad Con- quest from the Home Rulers at a meeting to-b-e held Saturday night. dition. FOOD FAMINE LIKELY FIRST-CLAS- S JAPANESE CRUISER IWATE. BECAUSE OF JAP WAR (A8800IATED PKB8B CABLEGRAMS.) NEW YORK, Feb. 29. Jim Jeffries, champion heavyweight, LONDON, Mar. i. Fifteen Japanese warships bombarded Port and Jack Munro, the Montana wonder, were matched today. The fight will take place in San Francisco during the month of May. Hawaii has another food famine, but In the city nnd Hawaiian rice lias also Arthur for two hours today. Three Russian cruisers and four It Is caused this time not by the pres- - gone up to live dollars per bair. I un- - MANILA, Feb. 29. A fight between Hassan's division and the enc of an Amoilcan lleet in port, but derstand that the lalns did much dam- - torpedo boats advanced to meet the attack but were forced to retire. by actual wnr In the Orient. There Is aire to the Hawaiian rice ciop anil no al- -- - t Japanese rice in the city and there will not be the usual supply. Wo One vessel was in a sinking condition and one torpedo boat was sunk. f f though It Is quoted at live dollars per received 1,000 bags of lice on the last bag, there Is none to be hud at any Us- steamer, and expect to get more on the The Japanese withdrew unharmed. ui e. The Hawaiian ike Is also said to Siberia which will relieve the rice hac suffeied jjreatlj by the recent famine heie. Wo have alieady sold NAVAL GUNS FOR FORTS. btorms and until the aitival of the 5,000 bags In advance of what is com- iJ?5yS will .Siberia March Gth the Japanese people ing on the Siberia, and our whole stock SHANGHAI;- - Mar. The Russians are transferring guns from heie are likely to suffer from lack ot has alieady been taken. I expect that i. food. The Slbeila has aboaid some It the war continues Japan may shut their disabled ships to the Port Arthur forts. 10,000 bags of lice and other Japanese ' off on the shipment of supplies from provisions, which will lelieve the sit- - there altogether, but so far wo have nation somewhat, although tho whole- - ' rprol ml no ndvlces to effect. But CONCEDED. ' thnt VLADIVOSTOK BLOCKADE sale dealeis In these goods ulieady have all the rice will be needed for our sol- - advance oiders which will tukc all of dioisiuid snilors and, of course wo ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 1. The probability that a blockade this. It is the opinion ot Some how togeflt here.''" ever If the war Is piolonged Japan is Russian gov- that IIAMANO'S VIEWS. has been established at Vladivostok conceded by the will shut olf the shipment of any pio-islo- ernment. from Japanese ports as the sup- At the wholesale provision house ot plies will be lequiiod for the army and H.'IIamano, the manager said: "Prices BIG FOR THE COSSACKS. navy. of Japanese provisions hae advanced JOB K. Yamnmotu, manager for S. KoJI- - fiom ten to llftccn per cent, since the in.i, wholesale piovislou mci chant, said war began. Means aie golug higher ST. PETERSBURG, Mar. 1. Cossacks are advancing along yesterday. "We aie unable to quote still and there Is no ilco In the market main Japanese army. any lived prices Tor Japanese lice or, at tho quotations glvn of (he dollais Eastern Korea to prevent the landing of the provisions. We get cabled advices ev- - per bag. The shoitago In food supply o oiy day and they aie never twice alike, and the Incieaso In prices Is due not But all Japanese piovlslons have gone only to tho war, but also to the taking up and theic will piolmhly be fuitherloff of the three Maui stcameis. The lncieube If the war continues. Soy and now on the run Insulll-bea- BRITISH FLAGSHIP t steamers aie A will be especially high as since clent to bilng over all the food supplies the war commenced we hae been tin- -. needed In Hawaii, and tho famine Is IS able to get a shipment tluough. 'J he likely to cause consideiable sulYcilug.' REPORTED ASHORE beans come fiom China and communi- At S. Ornkl the manager said that :: cation between 'that country ami Japan theic had been a geneial Incieaso In ; tip., is cut off. pi Ices, In Japanese ilce of about twen- Klco is now quoted nt five dollars ty per cent. Ho said that he had a VICTORIA, Mar. 1. It is reported that His Majesty's flagship per bag, but none can be obtained at ' small quantity of ilce still on liuud, that llgure, Theia is no Japanese rice I but it would not last vciy long. Bonaventure is ashore on the coast of Central America. (A8BOOIATED PRE8B OABLEOHAMB.) Great Britain is unfortunate with her Pacific squadron. From WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. Messrs. Smith and Alexander ap- the station at Esquimalt, Vancouver Island, come frequent reports peared before the House Committee on Insular Affairs yesterday of disaster to vessels stationed on the coast. Recently the cruiser and opposed the Frye-Littlefie- ld bill extending the coastwise navi- Flora went ashore near Victoria. Everyone remembers the loss'of gation laws to the Philippines. They said that $32,000,000 invested in Hawaiian plantations only earned $900,000 in and that the the Condor, en route to Honolulu. The Bonavcnture, a protected 1903 planters cannot pay'the increased freight rates on sugar cargoes cruiser and flagshipof the squadron, has been making a leisurely which would come of the absorption of American vessels in the Phil- cruise along the Central American coast. She is a sister vessel to ippines trade. the Flora. The cruiser is of 4360 tons, and is 320 feet long. She TOKIO, Feb. 2g. The Korean troops are massing on the was built in 1892 and on a four hour test at forced draught made Hangveng frontier." TYPICAL JAPANESE NAVAL OFFICERS. twenty knots. If she has a full crew on board there are 318 men ALEXIEFF STILL IN COMMAND, a to handle her. YINKOW, Feb. 29. Alexieff will remain at Mukden until the 0 reorganization of the Russian forces is completed Dattos of Jolo took place today in which the Dattos were routed. GALE AT PORT ARTHUR. GOVERNMENT AID Lieutenant West and six troopers were wounded. PORT ARTHUR, Feb. 2g. The situation here is unchanged. There is a heavy gale with much thunder and lightning. LONDON, Feb. 29. The Anglo-Spanis- h Arbitration Treaty FOR THE PHILIPPINES TIENTSIN, Feb. 25. The reported landing of Japanese at was signed today. Possiet Bay is unconfirmed.

tm 9mf-- - 9 mm-'mm- m- o -- -- tm WASHINGTON, Mar. 1. A bill prepared by Secretary Taft ICEBOUND BOAT WILL has been introduced in the House for an issue of $10,000,000 for pub- lic improvements and government aid to railways in the Philippines. "BE o blown up (ABaOOIATKJD FBES3 OABJbXOBAJC ) CABLE TALK OFFENDS RUSSIA. NHWCHWANd, Feb. 10. Tho Uus-slo- ti ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 28. The news "that the United States is likely to assent to the extension of a Japanese cable to gunboat Slcoutch Is Icebound hero Hsple'glo Guam, to connect there with the trans-Pacif- ic line, has aggravated alongside tho British gunboat popular resentment. and the Ameilcaii gunboat Helena. The CIIEFOO, China, Feb. 27. Twenty Japanese warships are KuBslau vessel is cleared for action said to be engaged in a blockade of Vladivostok. but hep captain has asked Admiral ST. PETERSBURG, Russia, Feb. 27. The Russian Govern- ment has raised an objection against Japan's request to land its Stark, commanding the lleet at Port cable at Guam. A formal protest will be made to Secretary Hay. Arthur, for authorization to blow lier LOND'ON, Feb. 28. It is predicted that Parliament will be H. M. S. Flagship Bonaventure, Supposed to be Ashore on Central America. up In the event of the Japanese land- dissolved in six weeks. ing. HAWAIIAN CAZETTt, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1904 SEMI-WEEKL-

SUGAR STOCKS HAWAII INTERESTED III JOE FINN HOLT TO BE HtTiTClT TAKE A BRACE

Strengthening of ninny sugar plan- tation stocks was npporcnt jesterday BILL BEFORE CONGRESS ASSESSOR III TflOUSERS nt the Stock Exchnnge sessions, the re- NOTJlin sult of the fnorable reports made at the nnnual meetings of various plan- tations which have been held this week. Decision by Judge De Present Deputy Will The tone of the whole stock market Is of Armed Chinaman pros- Proposed to Prohibit Employment Chinese brighter nnd stronger and the Bolt Supreme Court Take Pratt's pects, as glen In the managers' re- In American Vessels Chamber of Com- Caught by ports, hnve restored confidence the on Hearings, etc. Place. sugar output. Washington. Police. Dm stock which was bid for last merce Petitions at to 20 yester- week Friday nt 174, went Joseph Finn Is acquitted ot shooting Jns. L. Holt will be tax assessor Jump day. Walnlun also tool: a to Hugh Ilooney with Intent to commit Jns. AV. Pratt In the Onhu. 37'A bid, 40 asked, last week's quota- ofllce. was posi- nml n butcher Jury a verdict He endorsed for the Armed with n htitchet tions being 33 bid. Some shares were from said penally In such It murder. The returned tion by Bepubllcan Ex- a score of knys (Mail Special to the Advertiser) lleve cae yesterdny the nml supplied with li. natlsf-ictlo- 9:30 night, hav- under-stundl- ng knife , sold at 3S. uiinll Mhnun in thn of of "not guilty" at hist ecutive Committee nnd wlth'the of ns ninny different kind-"- two Chi- hns gone WASHINGTON, D, C, Feb IS United night near With Mcllrjdo, the stock the nppioprlnto utllccr of the ing retired to consider their verdict at that he wns the man whom. nese were arrested Inst bid, against 2 bid Inst week. presented to In such foreign Jurisdiction , ' Knwnla-hn- o to 21 Delegate Knlanhnaolc has stntes that 5 o'clock. They liul been called In Trensuier Kepolkal wanted. Walker's nice Mill back of h.is gone up n half point bid, - or port no seamen than Onomen House the resolution of the Hono- other Chinee 6 There were two other candidates for church, by OIHccrs Mokeha. and week. went the nnd every sucn at o'clock and sent In charge ot the sta- halng been 23& last Olaa favoring were obtainable, that the position before the committee, to the police Chamber of Commerce, e nsplnda and taken 7 lulu HlM1Iinn WIIS jischarged from bailiff to the Union Grill for dinner, deputy-Insuranc- was from C'4 to bid. chlneS(. George Smithies, the present tion, where a charge of agrancy reports presented this week the hill of Senator Lodge to reorganize sorvlce of such vessel Immediately lly The All the tile with Instructions to return to their commissioner, and A. ar. pliced against them temporal on year's nugnr prospects were of the united upon the urrlvnl thereof nt the first believed by the the the consular service ot deliberations In the couithouse at 7:30. Both of the latter had the two prisoners are a kind to cheer up the financial atmos- poit wheio seamen other than Chlnei.u klng-pln- s quln- - States. It was referred to the commit- closing speech their district committees nHn to bo the of a phere, and the BUnshlne of prosperity totild be obtained, and If so dis J. J. Dunne began his who Foreign of which Repre- that but weie turned down by the executive iniii. nf rlever Chinese crooks Is glimmering through the clouds. tee on Affairs chained nt any port under the Jurisdic- for the defense when the court opened extensively dur- committee. The choice of Holt was. liae been operating --M sentative Ilitt, of Illinois, is chairman tion ot the United Stntes no such Chi- 2 p. m. after noon recess. He weeks. at the practically unanimous and his name ing the past few been recently considered nese seaman was permitted to dep.ut to- on the per Prospnrity Barometer. 'I he bill has made a strong attack upon the credi- will be sent to Treasurer Kepolkal The hatchet wns found from such essel, but that each sun -- in the Senate Committee on Foreign pros- day. Holt Is now deputy assessor and. son of Chu Sul, having been thrust in KCunnn to !,. lif. pnmn I nv f.f 111. rifflR. Chinese seaman wns forthwith tians-lorte- d bility of cettaln witnesses for the . . was has been In practical charge of tho the waist and held Relations, where disposition Slacau-le- y, to his tiouseis at of IInwn nml whon SUBnr ls as n passenger on such esstl, ecution, roasting In particular Com- - 'I ..-llO " ...... ofllce since Pratt became Lanil tit t...IJV IKUUH;ilnn1inn atnr - - ( an If . the measure exten- expense for- in liriMlKJn it .3t.i. Imohinou hnen rrr.Mil" r. shown to amend nnd nt the thereof, to n the Porto Itican interpreter, whom missioner. He ls competent man awny while the pair , a knife was thiown j Marsden jesterdny nt the I'a- -' sively, although no final action was eign port, nnd that no such Chinese negro spy." S, long experience In -- - - he designated "a W. and has had the tax. were iu or did sen ice of such e enueinumii, cnc Club. Mr. Marsden ls one me "eninnn leenter the ofllce so he ls well qualified for-th- number of keys were also found in ,jere , taken. vessel sm.li discharge. Fleming closed for the Tenitory, ably that er o( kmnnnis He cnmc presented a nfter position.' The name Is also said pockets of Chu Sul, who Is bellcv- - 'Hie Delegate has also Sec. 2. nny vessel holding nn summing up evidence against the 1SC9 nml ns one of the nnnovUon That thc to have the endorsement of the Gov- to the head of the gang. SIn: of the Honolulu Chamber of teglsternnd directly nnd reg-ulai- ly cd be 'commissioners to Wnshlngton. resolution Ameilcan Tinn. Judge ltoblnson then delivered make-th- e were given a pas-- ernor, and Kepolkal will piobably Mokeha nnd Esplnda ears aRo h(j oft the Isnnd3 for BOodj Commerce faormg federal aid to the competing for fi eight and the charge of the court and passed gang - ...... u ... . fH.hli.lt n ...... n fltrt appointment today. tip a day or two ngo that the iter-ha- d -"' ah nlthough ,le stlll rclnns irSe Lewis ami Clark eM.os,.io to be held , "' upon requested instiuctlons. H on the rice mill and that .Wt-J- .,.ZZ Its eje csts herei nm, mnie a vslt ,() uonoUl It was Itll V,JJ.. v...... The courtroom was crowded all day would break Into It shortly after , at Porthnd, Oregon, nct jcar. elgn"r"register and regulailyvX.iemploying Lets Coat More Work. the. - u four rg aRO Ater a v,s,t of with fi lends of the accused and of the morning The lnforma- re-tl- the Committee on as n majority or midnight this bout ft jnonth Mr Mnrguen will referred to Sekct Chinese "eamen moio complaining witness. Following Is thu With an Increased working capacity was given them by a Chinaman tum m the slbelia March 0lh lo ,, Indiistnil Arts and Eiositions, of than n m ijorlty of crew, shall, for each panel acquitted Finn: John J. vy I United that the Honolulu road department has hail who hail uen lempie.i me " honle , Snn Fiancisco. ,'1 i, from and to a port of the Egan, V. It. Ulvens, S. Wni. Spencei, - 1'r"c",atc ' ' MntX moneys expenses to Join with taem in me UurBm.y. y-- since PU,,ch V'f V b paid, out of any In Its all told reduced by almost ,.Thele hftve been Rme cimnBes ,s Senator ilitchcll has al- - W. L. Fletchei, John C. Lane, Samuel was with the prisoners luiovim j j ,ast ,,,.. contnueil Jlr. Mars- - dninmn the Trcnsury of the United States not Nowlein, Coffee, one half...... ttas eun sum Wm. Dunbar, John rice mill jesieiunj, wueii nu. nre mnny new buildings read had the lull passed at tnai otheiwlse iiipiopnntetl, a equal to C. Dow den. There - Claience II. Cooke, Alec. sett, Governor Carter wns very much to see Mr. Walker os-te- oetween wages nc- Ah Kwai went and also many vnennt stores. Hono- of the Cnnitol and an earnest caminign the uiirerenco tne Law e, W. Ileig-stro- rul- - James A. elan James gratified nt tecelvlng a statement o bl to the price of rice and : ?-- tually paid to her seamen and the learn lulu has been oerbullt. You tried to , of an appropr nUo 11 01 V one behalf Tinifl economy-Jus- t to make a fictitious deal. While go big sugar 1g ,u,ffa wlilfti Mu(1 H.in M account revealing the great nhend in too n hurry. If being made 111 the House. QUESTION OF COMMISSION. engaged the proprietor In conversation, r.w TTroinllllll M'ltl nntMl nfTflltl 000,000 is for corresponding service by Chines" from C. S. Hollow ay, Su- . ui i.n nnit ir n 411 iikbs lit!i ir"-- i stated back to tne iiuiiuiuiu, of Appraisers 111 New seamen, said hum to be computed by A decision of the "hard but honest" th2 other stood with his ,,,, E00(1 nml vncnnt The Hoard jester-da- y. In be Jour United was by Judge perintendent of Public Works, door with his hands behind him. s(oreJ wM, bfi York affirmed the decision of the the appropriate officer of the kind rendeted De Bolt ro(jm m hac In his hands he held a bunch of kcs , l3 St jesterday the matter of the estate of ,n lm,u,try the mnln. of customs at Honolulu as to , were Into mar collector Thu the nipropl,lt0 omcr August Kraft, late of Honolulu, de- Road Supcrvisoi Sam Johnson has and some dozily inserted IsIiinils- - AVlthout 8llBIU of tho on seed cake, imported menn-mt- o not only full of men pie-vioti- sly kes-ho- If they would nt. the duty millet 0f the United States," within the ceased. the number the to see ))n s uf)uU com(, nml BQ from llg anegeu ua - , ,. Honolulu bv U Kobajasln. The lug of thl Act, Is that ofllcei who 's August Kiaft by l.ls last will devised emplojed nt woik, but has had" It is mat ui.s mcinuu port. b business. to cesoful, nnd the Interior of the place 'that small cakes nndc appointed foi tie designated seiMte by nil his propel ty, real, personnl or othei- buy two additional wagons as ten- SKil Is picking up Mime. I brought appraisers hold ders to woik on city closely observed. . m-- M the Secretary of Commence and Labor wlse, to be equally divided ninong his the streets. was at the same time it.. n lnnl li . f niMvi n inncl r .1 .1 n..n..i.ik rw ml 1111 1. ,ro"1 """" United States. children, with proviso "that the The cost of maintaining the road and -- - t.- sni.l that our- kev- was found to,""-ago, '"1"" ""r ."'.,"" .., .: """' " .of the the ejouee prices are uuwn uim 111 .1 printed P Including-salarie- ' inclosed wrapper ml jcc- - it Tlmt hen the ofllcer deslg-- property In Lunalllo stieet In said Ho- bridge service for Januaiy, ill llie lUC'K i "sugar, dlfllcult to obtain for the coffee I C01.1-pln- on whom two ""' characters, and used as a con- -' inted by the said Seciemiy of nolulu be sold." The executois named and pa tolls, wns but $29,700 The confederate the t itlons nnd while plnenpples are Janinese however, gae his In- is as inerce and Labor to make the coinputa-- 1 In the will declined to act and W. L as compared with a Jound $00,000 a principals relied, oi v well they will the tcctioncry or sweetmeat, dutiable police, Mokeha ncei take (lon nlentoncd in thife shnll Howard wns appointed adminlsti.itor month at the end of last yeai. Run- formation to the and sugar Sugar Is n. as 11011- - ,. in of tho industiy. confectionery, rathci than ,,.,,, ,,mri(, ,,inn ti.o .1u.1ni with the will annexed. The heirs elect ning expenses of the depaitment now and Ksplnd.i concealed themselves In I staple article nnd alwajs demand. cm,mcr,UC( unuuiacturccl articles. The ghaJi be ,ln.,i nnd lmt subject 1.0 ineragc about $300 a da against the neighborhood of the mill last even- In- relo ed "to take the real property" and "all about "I believe that we can look for an - oove.n- - $050 ,hc , by bI.,ltll ot the Jewelry In the of adminis- foimeily. ing. Shortb nfter 9 the two China- of mponcr i.i.nu 11 at hcar. the Jlulkl hands the ncae In sugai pilees by the close ment of United ntates: Piovi.-- d, trator In lieu of the proceeds of a bale Teed for the nnlmnls has been men appeared before the mill and were or eaily of next. nig in person or by attorney and offered this jear the ,.a.t It . illJi-i- i.ri was bi ought down to cost $9 about to enter the piemlses when they men XllUi. tilt liwi thereof." The ie.il piopeity a of a hend mas not be large, out nine no evidence whatever in support ui nie-belp- suddenly turned and started nwny. The eeiy ,)c mlde Qn beha,f of the ejl, ton. at the value of $14,000 and tho for the month. No outside teams counts. nre alvvajs blight 1 Do- - them. There rtiimq Irr.tnoil. nr liv .mv nltlroi of jew ell y $15l.7G hhed now, vvheiens heietofote officers niose and went toward piospcets for sugar provided Hawaii ha-v- partment of Conimoice and Labor on The administrator presented his ac- numbers of such were emplojed at a. The Chinese me nllegcd to taken difficulty labor.- - Sugar DLCREASE IN OUOlAiN suljAK not has no with her ,ehnIf of the Unltcd stntes t0 the said counts for allowance, In which is a charge of $G a dny for each team. Both to their heels, but the rnce did enn only success with cheap labor L.vicjieio. to be a ISecietary of Connneice and Labor, chaige for live per cent. ($707.73) for of the stone quairles are being opein-te- d Inst long One Chinaman was seen man in the something away, which looked nnd the white cannot woik United States Consul John H. Kelil, within ninety dajs after the said commission on $14,151.75, the appraised to their full capacity. throw fields. Lven If he would, he could suspiciously like n knife. When they Stettin, Gcrnnnj, has forwarded here., awnul. value of the propel ty Just mentioned. Theie Is no new work being done at not earn enough to pay his board. at to were caught Chu Sul wns making nn - Counsel for the helis objected the piesent, the entire resources of the de- Onlv with ehenp labor can the Industiy the following statement about the de qK t,,e ttmtf effort to of his hatchet but Co,nmelce lllul Labol shall allowance of this commission, contend- partment being applied to repihlng the ild hlmelf made profitable, nnd even now the sugar from ,UKi did not succeed. Some keys, tin own be crcnsc in export of raw manner of pujments hereundei, ing thnt under the lule ns laid down by damages eaiirod by ttie lccent stoim. compelled to pay more ..11. lt-- A. Al. ... 11 fnlti(- f were picked up plantois nie t .n(itii i)iecrjuu me uufiien, iin iiiii- the Supiemo Court In the Molteno and - away by the fugitives, .should trouble ' by than thev That is one .m.;,t ?., tin. normmi- account and eiMcatIons upon which Long enses, commissions can only be fiom the street the officers. w It Is inlspd VJUIUIili (imnJ rm.nni WatorhouBo Memorial. ith coffee In Urnzll with vv..f,lOOJ-- .l indicate the such payments shall be computed and allowed on money leceived and paid Both prisoners are said to live In a campaign of - . , , , ...... , ,, , 1nl,nn on.l nnn l ml nn iUn , , i, irt, The 1:30 service the Y. M. C. two-stor- ' '? con-- nuu mm out. at y house on Vinevnid street. .."-,- ''"" . '" . " beguining of a reverse of tormer . ,.., con- with The room Is said .,.'.',.'.." ditions i. c , the home consumption win m.i. ui "i"" """..," Counsel for the ndmlnlstintor will be somewhat out of three others - .i X, - a "'' - - l '' . ,,;"''" , cmlc-c- i...-- to much of the spoils sev- i"""11"''""... iw ...!- , ,i , 11nnl,iv nvnnrtcfl. I'lUlircS liuu iiic- luuw-iiun- n .s.. tended, pnrtleulnily as to the land, that The subject will be "Les- contain of J l 11,1a .1 11 fcrence between five nnd ten cents n .,, ,., vj. rrl.nt j.--Ant'"''all l.llfK .. t. s.. lm,.,that is. ;i:i; itnu i.i.o u...... k..... the testator having directed that It be eral rald3 and Includes silk dresses, eighteen .. pas,sage. sons from the lives of our fi lends,"" day. and dollars per month s,llrar convention went i feet sixty dnjs after Its sold a commission tlieieby lesulted, iind diess goods Tho place will be n..' .ei. Hen-l- with special to y as the plnntcis, here are renulred to not i,e available for scv-- 1 The Washington Post in a recent issue and that It must be cons'deicd as leferenco the late searched nt onco MpnIco peons mto cffectwll Tin nhnpfn rf nppnnpv win later l,ny heh labor In the ,,,,.. ,)llt the CNport 0 ravv has thc following about the Chinese money. Watei house, who for more than ' can be Judge De Bolt decides against the changed to Imestlgatlon by older of "'" '"' "" , boVers fr0I tins consular district exclusion act: thirty jeais was actively identified n5-- . sl,r ,1,c , ndmlnlstintor In the following words: Deputy Sheilff Chilllngworth. j '"" takcn as an '"J'""011 o export in he ghort scssio of Congress nny with the Association, nt one time hold- - ,".,.' Xntat lo for four or I " ' sugar remaining in the' con-h- e "I am tne opinion, however, mat In the ofIlce of mes,ient. w. W. The infoiniant told the police thnt J n I r!n Bcncral, the te alloli,cr Chinese exclusion law " objection counsel first ten is opcr-ha- d the ot for the heirs Ha, n neghbor since boy-- Is believed that nnly a ton ot rice ""." J ,' ',,,v '", ,,,, t,',,", country will, for the time in tcst-- At present the government frend and "llbe'' ' '' In well taken. It seems quite clenr ,10o(, t1ayPi , , been stolen fiom the Wnlkei mill , ,, f,( exceed the amount exported. al undcr the paott Ia 0f ,002. 'Ihis take the ,ead Uls. tj,lltl-s- 'c Willi )car. to the passed by - In ' " woui pij tne resnec, 0f objects ot the'.-- ..-- of that the title land thf BervIce nna- opportunity 111 be given small ouantltles Tho rlslntr nrlco 'iifiifi-t- one t,c f n,,l aftcr one the imt jv 0 ti lilnh4111- - It tiiltai titJi. to 'n"01- - will dhect to the devisees; and assum-- I , of rice at present has possibly been lift. lliufl .laid conversion 'to promote ihc development j mtt.rest,ng contests tint Ins been vvit- - ns mnny others as tlmo now to, Is no - lng, deciding, that the ndmln- - Incentive to n wholesale robbery of "Theie lenson ll 01 the consumption of sugar' is proper- neS5Ui j Congress for some time, and without tLu ho. hl9 1fe hns ,10,ped thelr meg the les should be antngonl 11 ( succeeded to the powers. mill developing itself, as fai as Germany ,ilc HoUBe m ,)asse(i the Istiator ul The meeting ls open to all. Music wilt the vv aftcr of n tatlon Interests In iiawau. nen . 1irw - the c . v. .!0 lelntive to the sale the pioperty be by KavvnInhao chuicb; i ,.i Cniiciiv- tint i,.iu.m ,....,in,i ., furnlahed sugar high good euiietiivv,. r...j..- ..". ocoaie uimiiuicc isj(siisu j CAtyuiuia ,.v,l..v. Is nnd times nre there exported j quesiiuu, illicit li.u glnjjprg total amount of raw sugar jrasllc measure. '1 hen the Connecticut . Is nlvvnjs 1L u& work for the mechniilc nnd from Germany during the eleven cars came forward with a substitute, Ilive null. llll ...is a uiuiu i'u..e-- -- WAR WAGING business for the And Seintor sale and was levokcd by the election H meichnnts. 1891-190- 1 tons, amounted lo 10538.136 I10t Norj. ong but Coniiiiiitig in force property lieu American Nurses for Mikado. when sugni Is low money ls scarce and .. I.. I.. !,.. Imimi prMKiintufinti nmnittltOCl 1.1 .. 1I1 n fmn t of the hulls to take the in . li IIU I1UIII. V.UII ..... I.l.IlC UI U lUWS1.. il IK.W HVVV.3JUIJtitteci-- ittt'tiv( , . Illl money. much we may fuel ON WATERFRONT he people n.e not spending any. They ccnt o( thc d b b , of However According to reports from the main- ong or d fnets involved work n hardship have the r sugar stocks bu ns otaj '''diiccd. against 59O per cent, continue on-- that the land a paity of Ameiican war nurses, I5t this law is to upon the administrator, it is equally ji.' seen In Philip- obvious thnt the couit has no power to who have seivlce the enlarge the statute to meet the seeming pines, will sail fiom San Francisco for '" I92"3 " anl0UnU l - equity ot his claim. The commission Japan the early part of Match. It i,MC 01- - Sn,933 tons. 1904, it cither the United States or U thcre-foi- e, .1 SlWof that claimed by the ndmlnlstrator, or at least iepi emulative Kveiv thing points thnt wav. , f that the Jnpnnese Minister at Ho- - ' the last year the oca! rcta, s .01. 8 o mmn.t,on any ganlzatioi, who iecen,l came to Lok nt when. I, ovv auoted a '.thin " olc cannot be allowed." Washington hns received n able-answe- r tump sugar time before sin rnon us to that faot nolulu fiom Sun Pianelsco. 09 pPr u.htfli ,ileh Is bound to lune price of and granulated Pro The court then iillows the counsel neceptlng the offer of Dr. A nit a. - , ys pfcu g data '' $50 The St. James finished loading bil- effcct on snBai wllh whent nt dropped from P cuing, 24 Jo" "' '" for tho ndmlnlstrator In full for nil Newconib McGee of Washington, D. C, I When such will be given, but if ''f he last osteiday and as 1.0011 as a ciew ,hat th bect , per pound, or nearly 3 A cents. notice his services, being additional to a fee to to Japan a party of "h s..ni. was treaty w.ll rennm in force ano her ten take tialneil is shipped, she will p.oceed to 1'uget "w nie" he nc sugar-t- hc sugtr which of $J00 punlously allowed on account. pio-ee- ed 'an S next. Ihc ex- - nurses. This party, It Is snld, will Sound, to nvvalt , T, f " I.",nl.A mauuf.ictured during thc last quartet veais from December A fee of $50 Is allowed I'. D. Kellett, Jr., theie o.ders. JnJZ ,1"' "" to Osnkn, n port on the Inland Sea. sftl .i ...... ' ' "' f nn ibr nnrki-- t a. furt bet law which is designed to carry $7 expenses by n ttv ,i.a.,,rvi...... ww, n.t ii...... u.sniinrV u ma . will, n smn'".'I..." production v y"j cusion master, besides Incuned which Is the b.the to which disabled, :.. r. n.,.1 mnrp ih.in a cor - out the treaty will then continue until L'nlon and other watei front seamen's ni lro4 mn bntllul tn pn nn. Tlnwnll !! llCCrcaso III I'l'vv. IMIVI .... I him. tioops will be sent from thu fiont. oigunUatlons are endeavoilng to tie the responding increase in home consuinp- - superseded. At the tunc it was passed SUPItHMU COUItT. a sugni country. The soil heie ls es of vesbel up heie. There lecently uirlved lion can he expected The export oi, there was an intention on the part iieciauv niiniiieu for growing enne nnd . .. Since report the Supreme Court Tip . imc-.- ..mi-v...- ...v...... last Tantalus Afoot. in poit a new agent roi the . amthlncr else w sugar from Stettin lo tlic uniieu nie imm us follows: Congress to lnvc a new law and a has heard cases do-- Union, whoso chief object recently lie com States the calendar car 190301 S. Cunha, Seveial tourists and others who "", ,0 3 a esc favorable new treaty at the termination of the Tenltoiv of Hawaii s. E. seems to have been to Injure shipping 1 amounted to Wsj 20, against An $rf3.9; sug- - appeal from DIsti let Court of Honolulu, not work this nfteinoon are deslious ioiiHiaeiabl,niidntthoMiiioUiiiii , ,(D2, in 1901, and promt treaty with Cbma. Some lBr "'"" ff 4 W.W2i.22 argued and submitted. of climbing Tantalus. weather per-- t benellt the oigniiUntiou which he n""3 '..Vm ?2,20J.5SS8S m 1900." ges.ion has been nndc tint notice should J ra t. . Annie et al., error "8 . wfib- -, the prescribe, limit, and S.Ahml vs. Waller mming secretary Brown will lead a. lepreseiits. J of San c - I Kin to Circuit Court, argued and sub tha't on Thursday - ' trenty.ncgot.aied China wants riist 'pajty up and back betwcen lunch ana It is understood ...... - "10 nro- , m a . nbMnA idlinitvi-'- . s ...... in. n riini.iiiic mltled. 'dinner time. Men bojs wlshlngr m. . . .. ,.-- , SOIUU CUUtCSSluus amwwtuo and night Captain Mulco) had to apply to auu aiuiuiry aim uuudqii, .1 ,l ,.r.nlc . .ill latui, ui . . 1 ne ..iKill.iuu.uu , , B. Cornwell vs. J. r. Colburn. nui't cninioviuciii Iiene tQ police depaitment for men to keep .i. nttcm,lt t vl be nt the v jj c the ' !!? A'-- Ca". ilmiicges appeal from Dlstilct Court of Honolulu, " .I!?1 S !Cr .'..S5i,,e d China ilmlOie of A ' pjoniptly at 1:30. surveillance over his vessel. , ) ei, 11. ?e?H"".iiunuij ui iiuiiuiuiu iu persons not Clllllieu 10 iiiiiiiisaiuu ." ns In lnvt-- nnd submitted on btlefs. ..' Matters hinge upon the fact that buiiiiie-iisieu- orecieu (., me comer ui. Ulli Cd Stales uuuer penally ui " A"i, .V'l.? .,i-- r, 'i 11. "ackreia k CO., iiu., va. nnu. "7 C" tic '.?.ti c ' Buford May Call. I."""5' "" " ' IC. :, l" C""""1 Bro'll,s IIotcl a fine fiot exceeding ?- -' cxx,oo. The nnlllona Co., exceptions of defendant S "T 1'f.I" ...... U: ..r Ins been discussed ill an unofficial1. way "" " b.vt...t..v UKe btuotB, The Is now occupied accrue m the case . ! . .. Court. Exceptions. Army - site nemltv is not to ... n.T..i nt.s ..1. PtllllAPH r.A. - fiom Fourth Clicult Ttie United Stntes ti.mspOrt bailors-"''"'"'" ami ou- - ,, ,,, ,i : .. . ..i. f , Jrvuicncaii uiiicia-- wiiu ciuiit..; v.u- the union, eiews aio ,.i,.i,llu ..n..,!,,,,,,,. "". .,., nnrinn "J withdrawn nnd case remanded to tho ,s coo n"-- ic ".'..V ' " 111 a to Bufordi whIch to CilIIV ninrlne8 mined- without dlllkultv. This is not 7 .""1 - ""'L? ..'"I, s cials Cluna. but not with view uuvo '.J.".',""'an c'M'c-- i .".. rVr Crc-V- nv'"""!reason uisiic-s- ... i ii . . couiaiiivu iinuiiiiii ot tier in immediately. While delayed the case with the .St. James, and the ..,.,,,., Ihu .....,,. commeilt8 ,, nt nMthPr , nuv foreien itiris- - ?k'K up the matter m.. Hawaii Land Co.. the Philippines has been at In , . . , ... clr.c on sines, Tnolrn Snn Francisco. Tho vessel is to local Union, or Its lepreseututlve, h , n,,.ln...... , v ii.n 1..11 is like- - dissatlsl. ictiou prevails uoin appeal fiom Dlstilct Court of Ho.io- -' loul . lgmmince. or othu.vvlsu of this fact. there is some inclnntion to allow the i Viiiiini l Oiegon pine nt Portlnnd or Seattle. commlsblonei of Agilculture. w i -s..ss.nnw of Coneres...... n 1.,. ...-- lis .!! nut rti-i- - ' J "" rain-e- r Bho may call Honolulu en to-- . Tli tingle. il.following Is bill In full: present treaty ami law to continue Lucririvabody vs. S. M. Dimon et' nt route Tho !' tho through the throes of fur tlqn to the ship's muster. Capitol grounds con - than go i...i ....u.a.mi. i. r. . .. w. Manila. Although the ne t enMCted by tho Senate and exclusion legislation ill umiiui. i.nii.iv. t ono ot the principal paiks of United ther Chinese cult Court. Motion to dismiss submit- H stltute Houso ot Hopresentntlves of the 1' G. MOD-EH- ERNES WALKER. Buoy, ONE OP THE TIUUMPHS OP Honolulu, tho proposed site for the at- - stntes of America In Congress ussem- - . ted on briefs. Humboldt rar SUnciEItY. By appljlng an mory has never been frequented by tho i,iedi q-- f10ln nnd after the passage COUNT NOTES. Ofllce U. S. Lighthouse Inspector, 12tli diesslng to wounds, biuises, public. According to the design the t)f Bhall be unlawful for nny Sugar fleet at Ban Francisco. this Act It I District, iiillun-iqatlo- n Henry burns and like Injuries betoic armory will be n ptesenlnble edltlce vessel holding an Aineilcnn register to Receipts of sugar from the Hawaiian It Is stipulated In tho case of sets In, the may ln heulud nnd, especially In contiast with tho employ In Its crew any Chl- - Smith, trustee, s. John D, Holt, Jr., San Francisco, Cal , Feb, 17, 1901. )me or to Islands auiounted to C3.698 Agrl- - nnd In oue-thli- d uullillngs now upon the site, ought to admission et al. that tho defendant Wnlnlua Notice to Mariners, Humboldt Bar,. vvltlinut matuiution cs0 peison not entitled to b Tho bark Amy Turner, 15 days - tin? time requited by thu old tieutment make an attraction foi inssengers In (0 United States, .or Into the IK)r - .om' cultural Company nave until aim m- California. (List of Beacons and.' I nilo brought 10.7SS bigs; the Is one of tho gientest discoveries cars. t0 teirlto-- y IHU , " ""a,l" This the Hotel sheet electile tlon of the of Ulllicu Alnlm lt.lntu frnm Itnnnllllu. , ","'." "' nuojs. Pacific Coast. 1903, p. 32.) triumphs of modern Hiugeiy. Governor yesterday vessel pllesj ,n ? and Cnitcr stated .states to which suc.i and' had a cargo of 23,S:5 bags; the bark "B" ' Notice Is hereby given Balm on Capitol was piovlalon shall , Judge Gear granted n decree at that outer end Chnmberluln's Pain acts this that the giounds site the any violation of this Muj-- 2J'5 days from Makn-wel- l, , principle. Is antiseptic nud was not exceeding Edwurd divorce to Benjamin Starr Knpu South Jetty Bioj-- a first-Cla- ss Iron same It an only ono presently available and It be punishable by a line brought 12.800 bags, and the Injuries causes or- - penalty against Julia Naomi Kapu, on tho spar, red, No. 2, heretofore locateit when npplled to such desirable thnt tho erection of the two thousand dollars. But said Alameda had 16.IS5 bags In her al- ap- - such steamer ground of desertion. J. L. Knulukou about tOO N. N. W. of the submersed them to heal very quickly. It nlso morj as provided for In tho loan shall not ncciue In the ense of iinj' cargo. Chronicle, Peb, 18, pain und soreneps. Keep a pioprlntloiis, should bo Immediately shnll the loss of a appeared for llbellant. he llbellee rocks of the south Jetty, Humboldt lays the vessel which suffer H ' bottle of Pain Balm In jour home and undertaken. In announcing the selec- - portion of her crew by reason of dls- - made no appearance, os she had also Bnr, California, has gone adrift. It , - complaint. U vH save you tlmu and monej-- not tlon of the site before building opeia- - tiess or stress of weather In any for- "Have jou ever been In, South Da- made no answer to the wni be replaced as soon as practicable. mention Inconvenience and suf- tlons weie begun, tho Governor stated elgn Jurisdiction or port nnd shall bo kota?" he asked "No, sir," she Judge Gear appointed II. Mlkl, pollco . By order of the Lighthouse Board, to the - such Injuries uiituM or v ' that he wished to avoid any cause of compelled thereby to employ Chinese replied, "inj- husband was ofllcer. ns admtnls'rntor ot the estate1 J, B, MILTON, fering - nil Dealers nnd Drue omplnlnt that the public was taken feamen to complete tier complement of killed by being mistaken for a deer In of Nnknjlma Imaklchl, deceased, un- Commnnder, U. 8. N., Inspector 12tti lb - Record-Heral- d. ' Hmlth & Co., Ltd., Ag-n"- for lim.i by surprise. ottlcors and men; Provided, That to re- Michigan." Chicago der $100 bond. L. H. District. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESADY, MARCH 1T 1904 SEMI-WEEKL- Y. 3 ocxxxxxoooaooooooooro E, P, DOLE WHITES MOSOUITO NEGLIGENCE COMMERCIAL NEWS MtlMIALIU XXXXXXOOOOCXXXXX300CO oo COMES G The attitude of Congress ' Washington, D. C, Feb. 13th, 1904. AMAG on the franchise tmestion is hkelv tr n ln to Honolulu WATbRHOUSE Editor Advertiser: It Is almost two of some public utilities which were soon to he 'given the city. The I Honolulu, It Is likely parties months since left behind the Diamond gas franchise had made all arrangements to install to be another two months before my a plant in the city and supply fuel gas id the residents, and the necessary capital return, and this morning "the spirit had been promised moves me," us the Quakers say, rely- Executive Committee Damages to Donovan of by California men. The difficulty which the Hawaiian Electric Co., franchise ing upon the courtesy of your paper, to is encountering in Congress is likely to put a quietus for the present Loving Friends a bit with my Island friends. Not on the gas proposition, as chat Hears Report on $800 Federal Court the promoters are unwilling to accept a franchise for a that I have anything of particular Im- shorter term than that granted by the portance to communicate, but you legrslature. The Hawaiian Klcctric is operating now without any lcg.il Pay Him lenow what Murk Twain said "There Finances. Proceedings. iigliMo do so, as their old franchise has ex- pired. The Is no other lund like that" and I local company Ins alrcadj made a reduction in rales in accordance don't see how one can live there for with the act of the legislature. having nu abiding Tribute. yeais without aloha meeting Private advices from for the land and a goodly portion of Its A of the executive" commit- By a decision of Judge Dole rendered Washington received on the Ahmeda indicate that tee of the Citizens' Mosquito Commit In yes- gas people, and without longing een In the United States District Comt the franchise will have the same hard road to travel as did the ckclric grant. tee, consisting of Dr. C. B. Cooper, J terday, the American schooner WHHs Frlcnds and of this beautiful city of Washington to With the former, however, it works greater hardship capital n.lmlictt the lute chairman; Dr. P. M, Pond A. Holdcn, Kn-hul- ul as is loath to enter clasp this one and that one by the hand Pratt, and which was held up at Henry AA"nterhouse paid geneious trib- D. L. Van Dine, was held yesterday under attachment In the case, Is an enterprise where the corporate life is likely to be short and subject and say, "Howdy?" to the ute to his niemoiy ut Y. M. C. afternoon at 1:30. The report of the' condemned to pay damages eight Whims the A. As I write these lines Senator Hanna of ot a future legislative bod). 'I he question of franchises is becoming vesturdny nway. some respects agent, A. D. Larnach, was read, as hundred dollars with costs to John M. looms afternoon. The memo- Is passing In I a vital one and the action of Congress is being watched think his career has had few parallels was also the report of the Finance Donovan, second mate of the vessel, for with keen interest by the rial sci vices was In charge of AV. AV. commercial life-lon- In American politics. He was a plain Committee. The latter Is as follows: neglect to caie for him ptopeily when interests of Honolulu. Not only is the gas franchise likely to be Hnll, a g friend of the deceased, 24, 1904. Injured In the pcifotmance of his duty. tied up Congress business man, a man of large affairs Honolulu, Feb. in but also the Kauai railroad company which was to have been and Mr. Watei house was hold up as un "but unknown In the political world, Hon. C. B. Cooper, M. D., Chairman J. J. Dinne was proctor for llbellaut, floated. n e. example for voung nnd old to until he had past the meridian of life. General Committee. Itoborti-o- & Wilder defending the llbel-le- follow. Then his petbonnt love for William Dear Sir: The finance committee has PLANTA'l ION OU 1T.OOK. After n bilcf song service, It. II. Trent On a voyage of the from opened led him to devote his tremen- realized from the first the responsi- . schooner Plantation reports have interested Honolulu people more than any oilier the seivlco with prayer. powers upon Newcastle, N. S-- W to the Huwnllan vv. v. paid glowing dous organizing and executive bility resting It. A enreful and tiling during the week. Of the meetings, held, the reports'' nail a tribute Islands, Donovun was as- have been eminently to deceased, AVa-t- to the McKlnley campaign, and he be- complete record with vouchers has Injuied while ., the lie said that Mr. ei came famous as chairman of the Re- been kept of sisting a seaman In taking In the slnck B.y.,,.,1, iIK sausi.-iciio- is rciiecte.l by the upward tendency of the stocks, house had not been bom In the is all financial transactions. lhc Irwin plantations publican National Committee. A tlch Mr. Chas. H. Atherton has carefully of the downhaul while the foresail was made no public reports but as the stock is held by a very lands, but eaine heie in the caily fifties being lowuied. Owing to the tolling of few people and ho had lived side by man and a large emplojer of labor, he audited the accounts to Jan. 1st, 1904, it is taken for granted tint the v ear's work has the stock- side with him von the confidence of both labor and and certified to their correctness. the vessel the rope, at the rate it was holders. for lltty j tars. In the early days there paying down, could not be kept were foreign capital to a greater degiee than any Rigid economy has been practiced In taut. Hoth fewer families and the Donov nn's foot got entangled In Waialua and Ewa reports are flattering. Ewa starts the new vcar with bojs In up other public man In the United States; every blanch of the work. The va-ji- ot the weic ought as biotheis, so as strong with the masses of the Hous government departments have slack and the lope tightening from the mrr!jr'XOnn,,0arly ,"""r" ' s'jould B through the se isou without lie came to know Mr. Wuterhouse Inti- people as Fiestdent Roosevelt, nut cheerfully cooperated. We have had swing of the gait diew the inun Into agents Venough last jear lo pa a dividend of nearly mately. Mr. Hull spoke of the splendid lucotat-In- g per cent, and she this, stronger with these two mighty fac- - wagons from Road the air for ten feet or more, fourteen may do the coming vcar provided there is no .Iron woik done by Mi. Wuterhouse, ot his the department, in sugar. b.ua now tors nnd ulso with the politicians. In assisting In one foot to the bone and nnd drop- is quoted at $20 and few slnres are offered at tint figure, Chtlstiuii beailng, his gentleness and the oiling of catchbalns ping lhc last sales were honesty, Ms old nge, and without previous train- - froni the Public Works department and him on the deck so ns to cause al $1850 and $19 is bid, with no oftenngs. An effort was lie spoke ulso of ids love for mlnoi Injuries In made vestcrday to purchase 111 the Ing or epeilence, he developed the prison labor from the Jail. The different parts of the the stock San Trancisco but there was none llnwull.ius, his intimate knowledge entlio body. f.,- qualities of nn attiactlve and convlnc-- i force of Board of Health Inspectors Fiom that time until the schoon J.v.i would nrolnblv be (inntid mnn imti, r i.... - ,t... r... ..r .1.. of their language and his woik among Ing public ond, which Is high- - er reached the Island of Maul, about announced decision of the directors to a reserve fund, them, paying 11 high tilbute to the speaker, under Dr. Pratt Is dally rendering In-- er imintain and there is nn propo- - K October 13, llbellant was dlfe.ible.1 and promise ot an increase in the dividend rrfte for cliuiueter of the deceased. and rarer, the gift of stating aIuable nssstance. The U. S. Agrl-sltlo- some tune to come helpless, In suffei-ln- g W. with the clearness of self-ev- l- cultuial Experiment very ljlng his bunk and "aialua also went from $35 to ?jS per shire on the strength of the published C. Wecd.m said hu esteemed It - Station has gieat pain. r report. Waialua has piid as one his dent tiuths. It seems to be the torn- greatly aided us. The public press the cost of clearing now and ,t ., expected tint she of highest privileges to bo has The couit quotes a numboi of may pay a dividend this vcar. Prospects foi known ns a filend of mon opinion here that, If his health had been ery ,n Iu suptlort ot th(1 the next crops at both Oalui planta- Mi. Wuterhouse. benl on the question of owners tions arc go..! K.ihukti:, showing He had been by thiity-nln- e been spared and he had wished it, tlv movement. Thus It has been possible the was also of the best. '1 he stock L met him elec-- lesponslblllty wheie negligence of an just at par. J ears ago upon landing nt Honolulu next Republican nomination and for ug eok eek to get ft and JrmeI Injuied person's fellow -- faoiv Is What for ilon for the ptesldeney was within his , ants increases the confidence in the plantations as a whole is the almost tlucu and a half veurs was domicil- Brnsp on the q,tuntlon ani stm shown. Having found case unanimous report ed reach, and, ceitalnly. he was the ony , that in tills on the pirt of managers of reductions in cost of pioduction with the Watei house family, so that the 1It df om. ,neans oC cash letting and the outline they up man In the United States who would .expenditure the sallois down the fotesall did of a further plan of column, in the future. weie biought almost ns broth- s.o moie lapldly than two men taking els. He spoke ot the great help and have had a ghost of a chance against The colnn;utee.s agent Ml Ijarnachi PIONELR MILL. Roosevelt. As a lavvjer I can t In the slack could safely handle It, the advice Mr. Avutei!iouo was always! Mr ,ms Bhon abm am, unusua, Ju(, A meeting of the Pioneer undervalue he -- ervlces of great w- couit decides this plino of the cat,e Mill Co was held jesterday and the following icn.lv to give to others and said: "Mb la- me,u m den economlcn,ly wIth ,,. report presented by Manager Baiklnuscu yeis In public life; but good Severn- - ,t thus: Chtlstlan life and beailng was always Is not a of legn "The occupation of navigating shlp3 ujoj mis amounted to 12.3,470 tons of cane or 16,672 tons of sugar unifoiui, when Hemy AVaterhouse died merit meic matter T, of Ule he knowledge political tact and brilliant ' Btuatlon conlmlttoe on Is not lega.ided ns one of 'gie.it and percentage of sucrose was higher and the null work better than during the a noble mini passed away, but ho left substantially fol- - nrnvinn:- ineini.l nC Q ... c ,.. e . oratoiy It Is much moie a business j unusual danger,' and In this case theie iwr " " " '"in "i time- jicr ion ot sugir as m 1002, only 7J77 behind a legacy which must bo envied a ,CSUlt'.. f th,ce mont,w ed tons of cane per proposition, p.actlcal, business-lik- e Some Is no evidence that the appliances ton of sugar were requ.ied during the hst season; the vield by eveiy young man In the community .i pci acre was nearly 8 of a public for the '.aS' by the owners lot the manage- tons against about 55 tons 111 1002. and which will bo a stimulus .for all ot administration trust ,,, Crop ujoj Cold public benefit, nnd I think It would be1 a' ment of the vessel weie not in a ieas- - nights and storm) weather seriously interfered with the us and 11 model to copy and pattern uft-ei- ." ' growth Improved by a laiger number of honest, LumP contributions $10S 00 onably safe condition foi the woik. of the cane during last winter, resulting in a loss which I estimate at appro.xmiatclj 12,000 tons lro.ul-minde- d, level-heade- d business Monthly pledges 597.00 "I find that the vessel and the owners of cane. Following is the area to be taken Captain Hray spoke also of the kind- men In public life. ' I 795 00 are not liable In damages for the acres of plant cane. ly nld Mr. Wutcihouse alwujs extend- 300 acres of ratoons. The business which brought me here i DISBURSEMENTS, received by llbellant In the acci- ed to eveijone and told of the ready has taken me to Baltimore frequently, organization expense dent refeired to, which injuries were assistance ho hud received when he de-sli- was Wednesday, two dnjs due to the negligence of his fellow-se- n Total 2300 acres. to leave the sea and take employ- I there last printing, postage, etc'..$ DS 75 My after the the. The burned dlstilct-1- 10 ants and partially, perhaps, to the estimate for this crop is 123 000 tons of cane or 16,500 tons of sugar, ment in Honolulu. Itobert Law sui.l Saiarles and labor 387 basing the latter calculation acres in the heait of the city was 01, , r., ,- - dangeis of the sea." on last ear's juice ami mill work. what lmpiessed him was not so much s,lnn. The second blanch of the case con- Crop 1905 This will, under normal conditions, vield the man's knowledge of the Hawaiian guarded bj United States soldieis, and sundry bills 28 15 about 22,000 tons of 06 sisted of claim foi damages on ac- deg. sugar, to be taken off: language ns his command or English. unin uiuse iinea wa1 u Kieae uucl ul 527 a desolation, where property equal to the count of the falluie of the schooner, 2200 acres of plant cane. He said that so pel feet was ills lan- taxable valuation of the Terri- her mastei and ownci to supply llbel- 600 acres of ratoons. guage and his enunciation that he entire Cash on hand Jan 1, 1904 $207.75 tory of Hawaii had been burned up in lant with piopei surgical treatment might have been 11 piofessor In En- thirty houis. But Baltimore, with Its Now thit the work has been caie- - at the end of the vojage. On this the Total 2S00 acres. glish. His cultuie, lellnement, mid the ' Improvements cnntiiorn timin nmi u tr.ont iniiuati ir fully mapped out It is Increaslnclv court finds the following law : . 'I he increased area of cane land taken gentle, loving nmuncr also Impressed ' under cultivation dur- and Its 000,000 Inhabitants, is immense- - d'ulcult to leeep our monthly expendl- - "A seaman Injuied In the seivlce of ing the hst jcar will account for the expenditures of clearing land, reservoirs, him. ly lich, and has a future even blighter, luICS oeiow ?juu, tne approximate his vessel, even though the injuiy be ditches, flunics etc. Prospecting for water by tunneling in the mountains Ins Hev. G. Ij. Pearson spoke ot how Mr. than Its past. The flte Is not a knock- - amount of our monthly receipts the result of ordinary negligence on his been continued and proves to be a profitable investment. The water supply his Wuterhouse had entered Into the bur- out blow. There are a number of very urgent pait. Is entitled to be taken care of at been increased during the vcar by about three million gallons, making a total dens of the church and helped to clear v As the business which brought me calls. But the committee has thus far the expense of the vessel until the end of seven and one-ha- lf million gtllons of mountain water derived from three his pith of dltllcultlcs. He Illustrated heie Is in no way connected with poll- - been eiy cautious in undertaking any of the vojage and longer If neeessaiy different sources: the Hciiptutnl alng: "Uenr one i's tics or with public affairs, I have not considerable outlay. to effect a cure, so far .is the same can Kauaula tunnel furnishing 5 millioil gallons. buideus" The seciet of his hap- met public men us much ns I otheiwlse) The depaiture of Mi. P. R. Helm has be done by the use of the oidlnary Kolnnn tunnel, funiishum 1 million rrnilnne py life, Mi. I'eai.son said was found In naturally would; but, In so far as I deprived the committee of a very use-hav- e medical means." Honokawai tunnel, furnishing million gallons the fact thnt Christ was In him, he I ful J expenditure affalis talked and able member, Ku-hul- lie loiai for this quantity is was a thoiough Christian. Secietury heaid Hawaiian The Willis A. Holden ariived ul of water ?2t,4.Ss42, or S2S60 per at million gallons. Taking as !nsC C. Hi own about, theie is a common expression In conclusion let me say that It Is Ootobei 1th or Gth, a the rent to be paid for the Honoknlnu water, H. said that Mi. AVateihousi' - about for : $,3000 per of regret that we have permitted fac- the conviction of the committee that custom house entry, and immediately viz one million gallons per jcir, our own supply developed by tunnel- had lmpiessed him as the kind of a man nmong to an eneigetlc ing, would represent a value of Sn8..inn 'I In. nmo-nt- c - ., : nn iinblonmn should he, ho wan tlonal difteiences ourselves piosecutlon of the woik went to Kaunapall, hei port of destina- , . ..- - r.u j,... njtf.- ,i iiuiiicir...,i Kicicisi; English opinion, wheth- - now In progress during the coining vcar are helpful sincere always. he can led so fai. This will by midsummer tion, anlvlng there October Gth. There excellent and and cheeiful we deceive It oi not, seems to pie- - show results n'ghly to j xiicii.inurcs lor permanent, s iin. , , .,.. :.. He was hospitable and often cr satlsfactoiy the was no complaint by llbellant us to th" imnrovemen iinrimr JL1" ...11 - alayn In public w tide lluines, ditches "" young men stiangeis vail both In the executive and the at large and ill fully justify caie and attention he leceived on the and reservoirs for about 1000 acres of new land. This will iiulu'1' poifect . nearly take in legislative branch of the government, the laboi and expenditure put foith. vojage, the captain affording him such the lnlancc of all of (he available cine hnd, bringing the tot wlio had no pln.e to spend Chilsttnna and I think It huits the good name and P. M. POND, acicige of the plantation under cultivation, to about 6000 acres. or 'Ihanksglvlng to his own house. medical tieatment as his knowledge and - the mateilal Inteiests of the Tenltoiy Chairman Finance Committee. me- iionoKonau uucii is almost ready for the water. Scarcity Ilov. David A- -l slid Ml. Wutcihouse . the lesources of the ship permitted. of labor rain of Its citizens leulls-e- and other unforeseen complications was a Christian, he Had taught at moie than most The woik of the committee up to the A phsleian believed by Donovan to be have dclaved its completion hev ond all ex- real been In watching pectation Sunday school and his ad-xl- ee I have Interested lecent storm was reported ns having .1 quarantine oincci gave him advice Kawalahao the Painmn delnte In the Senate, and 1)een Benernlly successful, but the long with some tientment, of and on, until was always eagerly sought and fol- cs;peeialb In Senatoi Tlllimn of South Oil, lowed. C. J. Diy said Mi. AVntei house ( sIeRe of raln lms nlade lnnumelabIo n,nl ttn l,l,1l?in. nflint tlinn lhcre has been little activity the some lespects he Is a Orilii in street this last week, although there is been ulwnjs the Mine; quiet, un- Caiollna. In bleeding places In the level dlstrlcU of .,0 icceived no medical demand for Waiahn ami wa. Conuncrcial-2- had - - . whkn fuither Ilawainn 00 si, are ffered laiger and stronger and more self con .,,..,... 111 ires assuming and uiiobtiuslve. No one , th Ctvnllc,, - - - - It h --. h .. ..- .,,.,,,.,...... n.n ...... Rni,nonnr..w.-v-- . Tim. for sale San branc.sco Reports the A. any ...... w of remaining plantations are being awa.te.l In his tiolled Geoige Duvls. At Kite, possible foi the agent to claimedtai he Govern- with muchyinterest. v of (5ini,.s ! evei felt nfi.ild piesence. locate all captain had the naiticu ar ins.. ..w....,i,n. ..t,.i,...uv.,, nun;1...1.. 11,1a1... le Is a character sul generis. these spots, but those found phjslcl.ui who, as out during the ui;i;ii given It. II. Tient said he had known him Jiavo been ment at Kuanapall jear. way of how Mr. Most of the time the weather has oiled. Some places, have been filled he said, came aboard to examine the In a business and told lieen delightful heie. The grip of Jack MISCELLANEOUS. AVntei house hud quietly gone about to up, othei and the remainder ciew look at Donovan's foot and that At Is n welcome change fiom mild, sprained, a meeting of the bankers jesterday morning the of help Ho b.ild that Mi. AVutor-hous- o Frost w 111 be treated ns rapidly as possible. this doctor tieated 'the toot on the 7th, Lxchange rale New York otheis. was reduced from fifty to fortj cents. 1 In nieiiiorI.il ser- eternal June. Thousands of mosquitoes Sth nnd 10th besides sending his rate corresponds with the did not bollovo adult have otOclobei, ban rate. Arrangements have been vvlille was often sent I must close, nlieady lsbued, even though medicine to the ship by the captain on made by the Hank of Hawaii to vices but he alive AVI my and the i,v. ui as tli aloha nul to all friends, 1. ,O.I. T...1 TAnl ...... n.n,.. ,t.n. II..1 . uia. uic - raic is cuarged tor postal money orders. This wi Ittcis of pialse and encoiiiagement to bleeding places were at once removed, iiiu ouubg iiuii. iiiu e a ,,..,. ,., ...... '11 . , . , . ". " E. P. DOLE. uui. uuic tiuoiictia enmiiiiiMiri. in nas ncen nav .". those who might be dlseouiagod. Theo. these cnptnln the ; wrcess mg .l.lhculty adults would remain in existence confused names Kahului wlt, t e covCrni ient r xhe nlso for several weeks. and Knnnapall. H rZZ'nfl,:n"K1,t subsidy. An arrangement will itlrhuids, John Mm tin and others probiblj be perfected bj which the agrees to pay a paid to the deceased. conipinj '. fnc foi even d.iv a tilbute The committee leached the conclu- nnnnrnn na r oolinroil nn (lin I ik Inn unl ... .. -1 ..... -- .l 11 M .. i. . RODMAN lllli it '" v""v'"H uiuti. ii. .ii. cm n..on nas sold a portion of the CAPT. sion that it could eliminate all the he testified he was not any lu.ilci lands recently .in and.."..'" sent to .".. purclnscd by bun from the government for Si- - ioo to 1M bleeding places In six months. hospital, but the captain put him Dnwctt for 822,300 1 he that rem lining portion of the same land he sold to I A KATSUNUMA'S RECEIVES ORDERS The remainder aie the ones found or- off from time to time when he had ask- - McCandless and L. L. McCandless for $10,000 lly 'lhc deed has been recorded 'dso dinal In doooaids, and the preven- - ed for a penult to go to a hospital, of the s de of the portion bought bv McCandless to A. C rv c. nnuen o.i ' ' , tlon of mosquitoes breeding In these The captain to a ceitaln extent con- John Gilbert and Lee St. John Gilbert for $15,000 WAR CHANCES Lieut. Commander Rodman, captain devolves upon the householders them- - tradicted him on this point. Donovan o f the U. S. S. Iioquols, received orders selves. The committee does not ns- - left the ship lnmiedlatelj upon his dis- in yesterdaj's mall from Washington, Bert that In sk months the mosqul- - charge, going nshoie at Kaanapali and Dr. Katsunumn, the veteilnnrj- - nnd lnstiueting him to report to the Com- - toes will be exterminated, but contend thence In a cairlage to Lalminu. There MARINES ARE WELL FIXED. ei Intel pi eter, Is, It Is tepoited, going to manuei-in-uni- 01 me Asiatic otaiiou. that efforts for eontrolllnc- - thr Molonj- - paid mnsmil. he consulted Dr. nnd him The for duty. Ills ordeis read: toes must be continuous. six dollnis for dressing his foot. He Marines nie Just beginning to lest of th Iniracks. Every niailuo has tnke the next steamer for Japan. "Upon the tepoitlng of jour lellef, The greater nart of the woik of thn leached the Queen's Hospital In Hono- enjoy life In Honolulu. Comfortable II white cnumeKl bed of his own and AVhether he goes theie foi the pattlotlc A. Nlbluek, U. S- ' Xiieut. Commander P. committee so far accomplished, was lulu on October 17 und ll"i! ",0 llfly of thel" altogethei. inlll-tni- y lemalned there qu.iiteis have llnally been llxed up foi t ., .. 'lo pin pose of Joining the Japanese Is'., vou will regard youiself iletaehed shown nt the meeting to have been until .xovemuer a. v....,.mil li li.i.l mIn a iiiub.juiiui.,n ..li.. iiemng,,1. ami also them ut the Nuvul Station and the sol- - necessary or 011 pilvnte business, Is nut Dr. AValters gave testimony other conveniences. Uncle Julu, and f.om such other duty as mnyj ccpeit on, dels of the muy Uoll,t lnuc1 Sam Is not Known. As he Is a naturalized Amer ndon ot UoarU o iIe!lltl- - AU 1 X-i- t!ue stingy when It comes to lhc examination of Donovan's - have been assigned to jou, proceed by ' Congress gives piovldlng Ills Jntn-ncs- e bleeding places discovered by the agent foot" nr. Mnvs also .osHflo.i nf the In- - "o"'e- them an appio for murines. To the le.ir ican, It Is veiy doubtful if the next steamer leaving Honolulu for , of the ,me been lnSpCcted .egulaily once a juij-- both doctors agicclng the Ptlatlon for a new building ot not. the sleeping quaiterH Is the kitchen. government would accept his es Manila, and upon nnivu teport to the , that In It Is wcek b the Boald of t h Injuij' permanent. The evidence Theie Is expectation an a huge i.mge, for the men do ot offeilng them jvns of nppropi their own cooking and baking. In tho event his tots. not show to the court whether the ..,. of ,,,,,1 ,,,,. ,,,nV ..... Just... atlo lleet for such duty us he may as- nillllllln llk - !..! war. It Is, however, ceitaln To effect a more general use of oil, ft ...... ,. ,,V...,.T ,,i,u ." """""v "'." llnl.n.."'"- i - uuiing la- - for the 011 com- delnv between the nnlv.il of the vessel ..,.,1. ...,',,.; ... v.. sign j on the station under his '" i U,eS' ,,,r ,,,e assigned to sprajlng machine lias been purchased n.n.1 Donovan's to tho hos- - ,"... "" "lm tnko ""'' '?' '"' that ho would be a coip mand." 3U?ed B0'" "T" l" ruluie' 1IUI uitMty. Uln-o- and this spieads the oil evenly over "may moJ Is "xln t,J,,t0,n ' '" '" To the left of the f of cavalry ns A'etorlnnry Suigeon-Majo- r, Captain Itodman will leave Honolulu tul hav cnances nB ns a 'llrty Ing mom a large water On 1 . Jhreo,wI00'" I a bath house has been llxed 4 nieas. the Alameda lecoveij, but It was tlm dutj of tho Hht.(1 COd, UuMt am, , should ho bo nccepted, and on March In the S. S. China. Mrs. yesterday the committee ten LWUIltl 001H Hlll)WCI8 Itodmun ai lived yesterdny on the Ala- icrelved or cobwebs Is today a l.tt.e'ioon, Is being "liel'dlor would piove himself extremely useful gallons espe-clal- lj' celling p.epu.ed foi of a special preparation unnecessary delay, suigieni attention . meda after a long nbsence fiom Hono- homes. Tin nnw Ii.ih.ii.1ch nm nni tii i.r..i,...... - In this capacity. Haw all Shlnpo. recommended mosquito ex--te-i nnil n rliniipn In hnvo uiwli .., " u., uu iuihji.iuj Ilia- lulu, nnd will remain heie until the cap- for IrMlnwnt 1,,l,f'"in11 ul almost ImmlMimely UneH Its own H initiation. will be given ns .,... ' has baibeis and tailor tain proceeds to the Philippines, where- This a might be necessary to a possible i,ej tm i a.,. ,,..niu 1, iu kni ,i, . ,..,.,... '. thorough neB-,- V upon will to the Mrs, trial, and If all that Is claim L.'".',"1!'"'.1':1.3. my W"8 " 'well and although ,ibus.ne.s'al Improvised GIVE she retuin States. ed for It is true, It will be .'""'nes an Mund. Vfue LABORERS Impioved In substituted lected mere nun 0111 Js cunt.-u- Hodman Is much health. for oil. mtio monej Willi wnicii nlso a at which no llquois t-- MORC to do the" woik It bus been made to go me sold. HUpply A tourist from St. Louis, ivho saw SGNTIlNCnS Out u full of tobacco TO WAR FUND NOT A MINUTE should be lost when mosquito Judge Dole sentenced two more of the, ,l,!""ff "a.ys' "'"'l "ther aitleles m,ed by thu muilnes the exterminators at work a J he muilnes ure moie than glad that Is kept on child shows sjinptoms of croup. day or two ngo, took a photograph to Ten Dollnr Club membeis for con-- I hund and the piollts of the Cough Remedy given as splrncy. Mori was given a sentence of J1"-'- ' nl, ,not lhl,,i' lu te"ts aa lmU i"loun go to leplenlsh the mess fund The Japanese AA'nr Tund Committee Chambeilnin's exhibit In the East. He was surprised "Bln.illy Intended, liven In the Tho boys soon as the child becomes hoaise, or to find how muci interest wns four months, and Abe six months' tm- - iiIki huve a pool table and bus received tho first contilbutlon fiom taken - t,otl Bhe. ,hoy lmd a ,)ruUy ,mlU tln'u md 1G7 even after the cioupj' cough appears In the work and said It compared prlsonment. Abe wns n otudent of Oa- b"y other devices foi passing plantation luboreis. It Is fiom durlnt' the lit st few dujs heavy ruins, aw uy the time. Nlu-I- II will prevent the attack. It never falls, with similar operations he had hu College and hod studied law, facts luboreiri, men nnd women. In the the court deemed to his "fter Ulelr llr,'val, nnd they would The miirliieH ure dillled evety inorn- - plantation of Kohalu, Haw nil. Tho and Is pleasant and safe to take. Tor witnessed In the States. that enhance been gulltlness. j have hooded out of tents. Their ing for uu hour, duurd mount Is ut total amount received Is $525,73, mak- snlo by nil Dealers and Druggists. H quarters now are us eomfortablo as & Co., nine o'clock und an hour later the men ing nn average of $3 35 per laborer. The Benson, Smith Ltd., Agents for A'isltor rvEN CITIZENS, I those of a first hotel, even "What a racket the steam class though are taken out for 11 drill. Tho murines largest slnglo contribution was ?50,00, 2!awall. makes, clanking through the pipes!" The following llle" nre living lu a coal shed. --H named were admitted The are armed like tho urmy with Krag- - while the smallest was $1.00. If this Flat Dweller (shlverlngly) "Yes. It to United Stntes citizenship by Judge floors which were covered Inches deep Jorgousens. Theie Is also a guuul Initial contribution can be considered "What's wit, anyway?" "AVell, a good reminds me of one of Shakespeare's Dole: with coal dUHt, when they arrived, house - uie for unruly soldiers but It has- 11H a criterion for those from laborers many people seem to have the Idea thnt plays." Visitor "Which 'The Tern-pest'- ?" Antonio de Souza, Joe Sllva, Manuel now an clean as a parlor floor and the n't been usrd yet. Guards patrol the throughout islands, Is of making one person "hed Is hardly recognizable. sleep- - elsewhere the It wit the knack Flat Dweller "No. 'Much Ferrelra nnd Jos. Munlz, Tortugal; The Naval Stution day and night and the would not be surprising If the total uncomfortable In the presence of oth-ers- ," Ado Ing quarters men In two About Nothing.' "Town and Emlo Pankratr, Germany, and August of the are property of tlie United States is being raised hero would reach over Chicago Post. AV. long rooms Country. JohanBan, Finland. partitioned off from the well protected. ten thousand dollars. Hawaii Shlnpo. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MARCH I i$ai SEMI-WEEKI.-

WAR BY SCHEDULE. LOCAL BREVITIES. PACIFIC COMMERCE. TIME TO SEEK SETTLERS. In The nfternoon papers, taking thi vnluo of the commerce of the There is a hint tor Hawaii the serv- The following pamgiapli fiom n lending sanue Asoclnted Press servic pub- Auditor Tlsher has not yet been Distress countries fronting upon the scene of In It In appropriations RawaiianGazctlc. edltoilnl I., the Savannah Morning lished j 'slcrday a dispatch which ed with summons the hostilities In the Orient nggrcgnles Vv his at the PostofTlce of Honolulu, annum, News! was said that the Japanese lleet lutd test,tnse. I. Stanley will be Entered about COO million dollars per anil capture Eating T., Second-clas- s Matter. been ordei'd to attack counsel. Jifter now comes II. nnd the value of the commerce of the And the Information that 1. In ope paper ag- nuden' Port Arthur on March T. A. Proctor, representing Wells, NauBea between meats, bclclitng, vom- SEMI-WEEKL- Y. with those countries 12.0CO Ger.. .in ri.in.erM are to be ' United States th4 dMl-ntc- viivs neaded "Llao lonh. rnrgo & Co., Is here on business- re- FRIDfyS, gregates over 100 million dollars per to the po.i.ilatlon of Hnpldes Parish iting, flatulence, (ltsof nervous head- ISSUED TUBSDyS fND of which Is nut a illy or telgiitph station lating to the extension of that con- annum. "While the prospect of the war The Btatcn ent Is on the hutliorliy biilii ache, pain in tho stomach, hut en u of but a peninauia uiiu oiis whith, cern's express business throughout tho nie all ' resulted In tho placing In the United an ugetil o. the immigration s hnnus, could hardly SMITH, Editor. tluougli ni lb? eneaij Territory, symptoms of dyspepsia, ami the longer WALTER 0. of orders from Japan for Hour the Mlfttndil Pacific Uallroid, Wiowle-ilg-o States Intin.iite ot the oulers con-tia- ct Ktn-er- ai nirungeinonlH Tor the claim Into n is to i and from Hussla for meats, tho which bur an Ji.puncse lleet. The other Young Hros. have entered it neglected the harder it is cure it. lO.ony wete perfected. The given tne live fish from the Molokal SUBSCRIPTION RATES. trend of exportation to the four Gern.nn paper rredl. d the same telegram to to haul scene of German llli'i to be moved lino fishing to Honolulu. ly &? countries fronting upon the fan Yuiiif, Sht.ntung" a pkiec which banks Hood's SarsaparlUa Tor Month during Uapldes will be gatheied piln-clpnl- ly Lain runs will bo made with the gabollne Month, Torelgn hostilities has been downward Parish we shall tnke on faith In nil except Its rcr ii of St. Louis, GOO period In which this subject has fro. the cities fore-kno- ledge launch Brothers. IPer Ycnr the Milwaukee oppoitunlty to gain a and Pills . COO nctlvely discussed. To Japan the Cleveland, Lhle igo, alii plans. .Shan- Consul W. H. Hoare nppllcd to Judge Per Year, Foreign been Middle West. The of toe J.iii,tepe n.ivul Radically and permanently euro it exports from fie United States during other cities of the U not n Japanese base Gear, under treaty provisions, for war- will In diversified tung piovituo strengthen and tone the stomach nnd the month of December, 1003, were Germans enagj a place en lied Llao lang been rants to npprehend four deserters from Payable Invariably In ndvance. J2,S11,B89 pursuuK, nnd beyond the uoi has against III ngi cultural ed Clan Uuehannn. All other digetivo organs for tho natural $2,203,211 In value, Hitherto iicr-dli- ilJ a distributing the Diltlsh bark of the preceding year, and shadow of a doabt will make Indus- of are doiinnn subjects, of December citi-s-en- s, point ot Japan se secrets. the deserters performance their functions. A. W. PEARSON, 190"! trious, and proiperolis for the entile calendar year Is Interesting to speculate on what 'fhe men have been nrrested. m Manager. may well ! It Acrept no stibstitulo for Hood's. i about one million dnll.it s less of whom the state Admlr.il a. con- ui.il lupp a io the Japanese Governor Carter has arranged c ear. To proud. would "I had dyspepsia twtnly-flv- yrirs ind thnn In the preceding if, nrtei bavins been ordered to take ference for this morning with H. H. : : MARCH 1 tho 'J It took dlncrent medicines but got no h"lt TUESDAY : Asiatic Hussla tho exports from here Is no doubt vvlinfvei that a'gie.u tome's on Marh 1. he should Trent of tho Intel -- Island Telegraph t United States were $710,271 In 1903, Hnwall would set upnit ten thousand unable to do It before until I began tailing Hood's .ir:a;iarl. himself Co. which will be discussed the $1,013,320 nnd at against $898,711 in 1902. nnd acres In this and bther Islands of .vinrch 2, or even Maich 3. Perhaps he question of the wireless stibsldy. Tho taken four bottles of this medicine? BILL agency Mice one THE QUEEN in 1901. To China our exports during ami open nn the would be cashleied. And It Is, more- January warrant has not been paid and and can now cat almost anything, sleep, correspondent of the 1903 were materially below those of the which Is vvoiklnsr In the Interests oi over, a new development In naval tau-il- cs a showing by the well, have no cramps In my stomach, no The Washington add of awaits the results of story preceding year, being for the month of Louisiana, It could hundreds entliel fiesh nnd pie.ty to send wireless company Its to burning nnd no distress." Sins. Williaic sends nu interesting In producing clas-o- s of Intention Advertiser December $811,373, against $1,817,733 white fnmlll" to the out mi Adiiilial vvlth orden to tirke a keep system open. G. lUnRETT, 14 Olncy St., Providence, It. led to the rejec- Roll of the I. which 1902, for the entire year hoie. The and climate ihu. given time, o of the debate December, and place at a Hood's Sarsnparllia promlsos to-eur- The 1902. of elements Chilst-in.i- s Pollard's Lilliputians will sail fiom of Ulluokalaiil's claim bill. $H,970,13S, ngalnst $22,098,282 in Islands lam nothing the just as Ik would a gift olf n keeps tion ben-I- Vancouver for Australia, via Honolulu, and tho promise. Spooner In This reduction occurs chiefly In cotton that confer lt ut on the agriculture Usually all Admiral, It arguments in.e.1 by Senator many good quali- tiee. on Murch 4. The Japan tour hus been cloths, of which our total exportation or Louisiana and have ordered to attack on a eel tain specified with Senator Mltihel.l - claim. abandoned. bis dlsuislon to China In December, 1903, was but ties which th- Gulf State cnituot date, Is allowed some latitude as to may always be I b Promotion J. Cooke yesterday from BUSINESS CAKUS. were of a kind which 3,CC3,3C1 yards, agulnst 20.",S2,r,t ynrds Letters reieived the when he shall achieve a , lefty. The P. nrrlved Hceure the defeat or any December of the" preceding year, the Committee Indicate that fanneis want he will en- Maul to remain here until Tuesday to & LTD. Qener depended on to In all authorities assume that H. HACKPBLD CO. carrying u large value being $230,510 In December, 1903, to come. There nie large areas, dillkulties, that he may be de- attend plantation meetings. Mr. Cooke Commission Agents, Queen St., Hono- Congressional measure In group, counter Is pri- $1,071,103 In December, 190.'. told, of susceptible land the disabled they do not looking well. He Intends residing lulu, H. I. for the relief of a against layed or even and appropriation Tor the entire year the value of the some of them owned by the Government undertake to inn him on on Maul for the remainder ot the year. liidildual, unsupported by nm and some of them vate cotton cloth exported from the United nnd not under lease time, like ,i rnllioad tialn, be- Maul Home Hulers are trending V. A. & CO. mportera "hose claim icU.upon ca- schenule SCHAEFEr. tlng element, $S,S0I,9CI, against owned bv pi lv ate estates. They aie However, tow Demo-cia- ts thnn law. The mo- Stntes to China was tween station and 'station. aid amalgamation with the and Commission Merchants Honolu- Bentlment rather $1C,018,I5j In calendar year 1902. llable of supjortlng 100,000 people at a do not Imitate the old on their Island, "with Intent to lu, Hawaiian Islands. as een th.it the Queen was the any t,ound the Japanese ment It not This reduction In exports to China Is minimum estimate. Is theiq rogits of wai and strategv and may lead the party throughout the Terri- balm for wounded pride nnil why opportunities should after property not peculiar to the Unrtod States, as le.iwin there ly have ilxed things up between tory Into the same nctlon. tiEWERB & COOKE. (Robert Lewers, recompense for private bo advantage of 7 for moment thL. olllclal reports of the Chinese Gov- not taken lo,'0 and Alexieff, notified the woild Messrs. and Stewart, at- r. J. Liowrey, C. M. Cooke.) Import- from her by force, that Is to get tourists with Robertson In build- taken Is not ernment show n general reduction In Hawaii trying in advance by way of Lalo Yung or torneys B. Wilson In his ers and dealers lumber and cau-- e was lost. Congress success piospects. for Charles ing materials. Office, 414 Fort St. her not Imports during the past year, up to most Indifferent and Wun Lung oi any old place and then the ofllce eleemosynary Institution; It does Its be with protest against removal from an pri- by tho re- Would It not wise, the iiovvn, pencil in hand, to taka w w of the latest period covered s, have sal superv lsor, ere closeted Ith. public mono to schemes public private land-holdei- of road HONOLULU CO. Ma- the ports. of and Match 1 Inventoiy of the captured IRON WORKS vate Inf. nnd hence the plea for money lemalnlng to adver- i Governor Carter late yesterday after- chinery of every made t re China our exports show to use the ItUBslan effects. descrltlon a deseiving and unfortunate To Hussion who want noon. rder. Queen as Increase, being In 1903 $810,310, tise for permanent settlers woman, ca.no to nothing. Uoubtkss nn of tianslent guests who An"lnvestigntion by Sheilft Coney em- ngalnst $421,103 In 1902. To Korea the to come Instead are out for u the adverse vote got some extra don't? The "Home" Ruleis and Deputy Sheriff Hlce Into the re- e year show slight means Vv'nl-me- who observe, III exports of the also a Coiioiesslonal County Act, which giant powder explosion at a, HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE. phasis from Senators $370,5GG In good cent claim agents and lobbyists Increase, being valued nt Home Hule by proxy. With gieat led to conclusion that liungrv 1902. Hong- Commit- Kauai, the about the corrldois In the 1903, against $237,130 In To THERE SHE BLOWS sense the Democratic Central the powder been stoied for unlaw- Honolulu, February 29, 1904. hanging sufficiently removed In euTort had Queen's name. kong, which Is far tee has leftised to Join the ful fishing pui poses and Ignited scene of existing disturbances Fiom the Hiillotln we get the follow- Hepubllcun Central Coinmlltee from the or dispatch and the through carelessness. NAME OF STOCK Capital Val. Bid. Asfc to be less affected, apparently, by such ing veislon n skeleton may expected to follow suit. Ha- CAMPAIGN. vesteiday: be meeting of the Oahu Sugar THE MOSQUITO conditions, the e.xpoits from the Uni- which was received waii Is capable of managing its own At the In an Increase, belntr In SULJi, Isthmus of Sue.!, Feb. 29. The and should Insist up- Co. yesterday there was a"contcst over Honolulu people lose Interest ted States show pilv.ite concerns auditor, Mercantile. If will 1903, $1,70j,43C, ngalnst Husslnn crulsei Auioia, with five to do so uuclrcum-scilbe- d the election of one oiflcer the on mosquitoes they December, on having Its light re- the wa.fare for the In December of the pieceding aie enteilng the Sue. Canal by action of Congtess. As to D. C. Abies was nominated and C. Brewor&Co H.OOOOOO 100 .... 320) only trcinsclves to blame vote over 7,000 shares base pest. year, the entire vear $9,792,193', en loute to the Client. "Home" Huleis they had bettei ceived the of Sl'OAlt. j icnewed annoyance of the a and for the llanneberg was elected vvlth percep-tlbl- v $8,751,779 In 1902. made of the flame. The piesent one while A. ago Insects weie against This Is what the Star change their 18V few weeks the United something less than 20,000 shares. Kwa 5,000,000 20 20 That was a time when As to the trade of the Stntes dispatch. Is a misnomer. Haw.ABrlcultural.... l.VOO.e " 105..... fcutcr, le pieces, shniply aftei ps-hlL- with Manchuria, it Is not separately 29 Tho Kusslan The Austrian battery of field lHi!.Com.iS.Suj;arCo. i.SU.TW 100 iVA people weie looking SUEZ, rebruniy Hawaiian bugarCo 2000000 20 yatUs. In general statements of the torpedo-boat- s bought In King Kalnkaua's time, are breeding spots In their own shown the cuilser Auioia and live, "Knocking" the volcano his again be- lloniimu T'iOOOO 100 102 China. ueput- - ,,, , ordered sent to the aisennl at Benlcla, lluntikim 2,000.000 20 . 14 the long rains came. Interest commeice with llie ,i, (nn.il. This come the pistlme of hotel cleiks in Then in inent of Commerce and Labor, thioUgh , of ot Cal. For some time past the guns Haiku 600 000 10" . .... waned and now the mosquitoes, boin Mlull(lron to jin tle lemalnder this citj not of .ill of them but Kaliuku 5013000 20 ....I 20 however, has J been out under a banjan tree In ramv interval and swarming from Its Huieau of Statistics, thu JUimhKii1 neet at Jibutil. This enough to turn many touilsts awav have Klhei Plan. CO., Ltil . 2,'WOOO N) 7 the cans, are recently compiled some figures which tho the Capitol grounds. One of the N. Kiimliulu 100000 40 mudholes and tin movement of the Auior.i and Horn one of the seven marvels of tho NX)000 l0 Htra lng organ- Knloa 100 pic-.ent- show that the Impoits of Newchwnng, now to mean keep O. II. companies was originally as busy as they eer weie is thought thnt win Id. of coulee the object Is to SIcIlrjtlcSugCo.Ltil S.MIOUUO -- 0 21 almost Mnn-churl- company with bills. the pilnclp.il poit thiough which the combined llusslan llcets will stmt In hotel and get all th ized as an artillery Oahu Hiigur Co 3,600000 100 fO theh little - the tomist the . Is taklnt, commerce now pisses, amount- Hast The destination of n ie- - these guns to drill with, but they nie Onomea 1,000000 '.0 23. The Mosquito Committee for the Fai .....ii..v li Intends to snend. As Ookala 500000 20 Mgo. ami d In 1102 to about IS million haiUwan vv-sol- s leaving now regarded ns obsolete oidnance. hold of the situation with Hin llimtlan after sult he mls-ie- an expei lence which he OlaabufarCo, Ltd... 5,000,000 20 OJil- - - against 17 millions In 1901 nnd tho guns came here they were Olowalu 1W000 100 .1 75 the renewed aid of the public, tnels, jn,utll Is being kept a secict. would tell otheis about (is long as n When with S millions In 1900. Tho value of tho .., ., ,,, regarded as a gift to Kalakaua fiom I'aauhiiu SugPIan Co 5,000000 V) ,i be depended upon to mitigate the Tr ,lsinll ..ats.., iiiml. M.MMilinr oi waking the volcano 1'acli'c 500.MX) 100 in.iv nppiul-mat- e in 1902 was 01 cents so Austila, a bill fol- Hilo reports an halkwan tael flvp torl,c,U).IjontH entf.r0(, of Kllnu a Is the fnost Impiesshe sight the Emperor of but I'ala 7WXI0 100 nuisiiui. Man- - ,, some l'cpcc-kc- 7W000 100 mosquito despite that the value of the l.npoi ts of (i( SupA , can any between uic-- lowed them which, after warm over the t iim, vnkh the to be found when' Legls-latui- e I'lunoer 2,7500 0 100 75 81. ltur propi-gatio- n chili la, In tlollui", would be, In discussion, was voted by the ram conditions favorable to stated port tow.uds the Ited Sea, they must alnland shines of the Paciilc Ocean, Walalua Agrl. Co 1 W0 000 100 37M1 1902. $11,000,000 The olllclal le- - to paid. 700000 100 and sptcad Honolulu If It about have been going away rrnm Jibutil ilnd i, to n.iwnll what the claelcis aie to be Walluku port of the Chinese Government does Walinanalo 252,000 100 chooses to do bo can achieve as much not tow aids It. In other woids thev the Ilords to Noiway and ... igil-an- .e not specify all classes of meichandlse Hut the task means eei lasting must have been going home. the Yoseiulte to the Paciilc coast. Steamship ' oa foi one letelved Into Nowchw.mg fiom the Uni- VISIT 3 pool, WANTED TO - ?X against the standing which a S C- 100 53 ted does specify the four Fin thci mute the Auioia, Milder 9 500000 water left In n back jnrd States, but squad-io- n Inter-Islan- S S. Co . 000,000 UO single tub of m American Jeans, eonteiupoiary sivs Is to join the THE VLADIVOSTOK STORY. 125.... know n to produce 00,000 w piluclpal tides all has been drills, sheetings, and keiosenes. Tho at Jibutil, has been pait of it, THE VOLCANO Miscellaneous, as estimated fioin the number the time. As witness thlJ telegram 1 Yinkow. whence the news copies of of nn evenly-populat- totnl nunibor of these four articles of Electric Co 500,000 100' J5 100 found In one square Inch Hvamlner or Feb. 17. , Vladivostok, "aw. American production icported as the the landing of Japanese at II It i..t L. Co., I'd .... suifaee. PUTEHSIIUHG, Feb. 10. Adinii'U "We have been through Mexico and .t, 1,000,000 bi ought Into Nov.chw.ing In 1902, either ST. Is a point on the Manchuiinn nillvvay II It. T. L Co , U 100 . 82K Wlienlus has been lnstiticted to hold within past six months, Vlitjal el. Co 150,000 10 10- coming fiom the United Stntes north- California the 4,000000 100 81 As- dliect squ.idion consisting' of the In telegraphic touch with the far O.R.iL.Co contrasts its afternoon ot of China, vva3 the Ittisslnn is the place for me," said mioK.it co l.io.ooo 2ol The Star from other pints Oslnbl.i, tho Auio- Is possible thnt Alexieff but Hawaii sociated Press service unfavorably which nt the olll- battleship crulseis ern poit. It D. halkwan taels, Donskol and a number T. C. Tieadwell of Washington, C, Bonds. with Its Marine specials, but docs, It clal valuation ot the halkwan tael In ia and Dlmltil is theie and that woid enme to and of toipedo-bo- at destioveis nt Jibutil, nt the Hawnllnn yesterday. Mr. and seems to us, an injustice to the foimer. 1902 would make the total value In thiough him. At the same time it is Haw, Gov't , 5 p. c 98Jj a fake Fiench Sninalil.ind, until fuither orders. Mrs. Treadwell have been In tho Haw. cr., 4 p. c. (t'lro In Its extra, which announced United Stntes cuirency $3,S54.920. news with reseiva-tlon- s Claims) dis- best to take such ns a fact, saving "Japanese Us0 Four Tho table which follows shows the The question is, did the oiiglnal for six weeks and expect to return Hlloll K. Cc,6p c . . .. 100 until confirmed by the Jnpanese I'. L. nr.shlpo." It declared that the tepoit value of Ameilcan jeans, drills, sheet- patch iecelved yesteul.iy s.i anything homo on the Ventura next week. Hon. K. A Co., confirmed." Hut at all about the Husslnn squadron go- consulate or by telegiams ai living Op.c had been "paitiallj ings, and kerosene Imported Into "I was very much disappointed with Ena IMant , 6p c 100 .... s St. es to or was 103 its Associated l'res-- dispatch fiom Newchwnng dliect fiom foielgn coun-til- ing to the Oilent or Jibutil fiom several souices nt once. OK.A1..CO continued, "but then , 6 p. c 100 .... 3'etersbuig, printed on the same day, and fiom other polls of China thnt a little touch or romance put In Tim inmlliii? of an nnnv on n coast California," he Oahu riant up for Olaa Plant., 6 p c 100' distinctly said that the news, which fiom 1S90 to 1902: to make the news moie stimulating? wheie the shoie line is precipitous, the the islands heie more than made WulaliiaAe Co ,Bpc 10O by time taken a giaer char- , sea stormy and where haibors and In disappointment. We wanted to go KahukuOp.c had that Halkwan taels. our Pioneer Mill Co. Gpc 100 acter, was "unconfirmed." The Asso- 1S90 2,219,870 The opposition to the paitltion of t(i" lets are fiozen, Is no easy task, espe- to tho olenno last week, but I was the news pm-pos- es siege nrtllleiy ciated Riess had to lepoit 1S97 3,120,233 old hlstoilc palace site foi auuoiy cially when stoics and no It ...... , A I..I....1..1 t,il told that there was fire and that ns cnirie but It did not stnte as a 189S 3.063,257 seems geneial. Theie Is none too HIU-,- 1 i. l...l ....v. ....nil nntlve- It Le UiatlHUrttRvu poor, so wo DIVIDENDS, fact or a paitlal fact and It let the 1S99 0,339,151 much foieground nnd baikgiound now enemy considered. As a piece of tho accommodations weie public understand that the stoiy was 1900 2.213.5SS for the noble edifice which has so long strategy an attack on Vladivostok In gave It up. I would have liked to see rtrpwpr & Co.. 1 tier cent: Ena under suspicion. This paper has nil 1901 C193.14G been the seat of government, nnd It sulllclent fqice would be admirable; the volcano but we weie told that there Plantation, 2 per cent; Pioneer, 1- -i th,e army per along said that the Associated Press 1902 C,11S,8S3 the Teultoiy starts In to cumber foi It would divide the Husslnn was nothing to see nnd so our tilp was per cent; walmnnalo, l cent; It public buildings Llno-ton- g s. X. i?n.. 1 cent: Ha-- is not unlikely to be deceived, but From tho above table It will bo seen little pa ik with other now coiicentintlng on the very tci iter spring be badly go abandoned. We are certainly vvn Co., 2 per cent; Ha-- i, knows the Association will not that the value ot these four American the capltol will eventually as peninsula, compelling some of It to llan Electric pleased Islands and I 1 1 per fakes intentlonnlly nor relate Chefoo Impoited Into Newchwang oft for broad appioaehes as the San to the tellef of Vladivostok and thus much with the iku per cent; Pain, cent. ni tides has since an and bhnnghal tumors us gospel truths, icmalned statimuuy dm lug the pnst Francisco City Hall has been would make it easier for the Jap- should like to come back next year. do- Supeivlsois sold - as the jellovv conespondents are two years, aftei having tecovcred from Iconoclastic Hoard of anese to attack Poit Aithur. Fur- "I believe a good many people would TIDES, SUN AND MOON. ing. journal would ask no better oft tho Maiket stteet lots. If an armory iliiininra 1 1... enntllre nf Vladlostok This the gieat i eduction noted In the fig- tho islands every year if tho justification of its criticisms of the Is built on one corner somebody may would depilve Hussla of a poit where, visit ures of 1900. Stated In the order of s 4 , 53 Marines" the to put a city hall oi a postolflce I.. l..,n it nnVu TFtlculiin QllttlQ i.f war steamship accommodations were better. I s I 3 i "Specials to the than their relative magnitude In the Imports want 111 1.1. V. ,,tV.W, .BUUU..... (.. w. beginning dny. Is to 1 people . Stnr's republication of them Newchwnng 1902, on another some It better might operate ngalnst Hakodate or at know theie are thousands of troops Into during American such a piece of with the one which landed at sheetings occupy Mist place, set no pieeedent for least prey upon Japanese coastwise who would like to spend the winter tare end of their tutal vandalism and to pieserve, as a public COUltug Masampho nt the south Koiea value being UG0.C0S halkwan taels; eniiinieipe nnd wheie vessels nnd they could be induced to come." lUlb-sia- giound for nil time, the for an Immediate battle with the Ameilcan dillts hold second place, recieatlon fiom European wateis might refit. a.m Ft p.m a.m pin 'ltlsc coming old gardens of the Island kings. M 21 2 V8 1.9 2.53 .11 K.3' a.?l.0l,5(H at the north end, and 1,3!2,020 halkwan taels, followed by Admitting the value ot tile strategy, sensation. 1 1. ninnllf itt illftlnilllte4 ...!n fnlrvltitr It- Oil down to the hist Port Artlun Ameilcan Jeans, 217,070 me ...... - - T 1 3 10 l.fl' 3.J.V fl.45 9.21 6.21 B.04 halkwan taels; ...... a WANTS TO SEE 7.08. The public, looking nt the long array 135 3S9 The doubt expressed by tills paper out i.i....at this time of oar, remain. A W i 3.5 1 8, 4 19ll0.ni0.il 4A06.05 flour, halkwan tiels, and Ameil- T 3 KM 1 0 5 0010.51 11.07 tt.19B.05 8 03 cit woolly .horse toleginms would have can kerosene, HS,5sj halkwan tnels, as to the truth of the Manchurlnn dis- veiy large army, capable of besieging KQNA GO AHEAD 8.0U no doubt ns to the Marino Exchange's patch nbout tho Japanese landing near the Siberian city and protecting its F 4 5 10 1.4 5.'4 11. 511.56 tt.f 9.10 1 humbug. Is by the latest Its of supply, would ti ni. a m. p in , propensity for sensational Vladivostok, Justllled own rear and base S 5 B 37 1.5 5 55 12.0 a.m. 4.17 8.03 I0.f8 The torpedo boats which escorted the ie a no doubt now. u large ntmy on Vladivostok, and such ," A b 0.53 I. 0 11.01 Indeed, it has news. Landing be needed nt "I would like to seo Kona lehablll-tnteil- 7.37 1.5 B.32H.H b.lf 1 .stonebonts to the places where they Ice with horses, nrtlllery nnd force Is a difficult thing to move when M 7 8.42 1.5 7 It) I. SO 2.05 A. 10 '1.07 a.m. were sunk in front of Poit Artlun wont Impossible In open. said W. W. Blerco of Chicago, report- stoics would bo next to the weather is goon ana nn pons The Army Commission which to protect them. If the torpedo boats ,. . ..,,,. n , nn t Slho- - 111., Young y. from imt SUch an enteiprlso l,,i nuio .lilntru.,,i,r,.i i.- ' ...hi ..v.nnrfll... nt tho Alexander Hotel Times of the tldo are taken the ed once against the use of Punchbowl or ubed r.ipld-lli- e guns nui Sur- desttoyeis their In the piesence of an ncttve encin, I Ian coast the task would seem to be "Kona looks like a good coun- United States Coast and Geodetic u would probably low-lvl- as the site for foit to sweep battel les which would need a mli.icle to make it go. the Japanese rey tables. so again If given the chance. It lusiiimountable. it try nnd the plantation should bo made do weie filing on the stonebuats they did At Vladivostok Japanese opeiutions ...-r- .ltffn, allllv It Will Ull tn Rlll.U tl The tides at Kahulul and Hllo occur did not relish the Idea of Inviting the was pio-pos- to go." Mi. Blerce Is the head of the what done on a somewhat similar are confined to the Navy, wh'ch what unheard-o- f perfection their mili ibout one hour earlier than at Hono- destruction of the city which the Gov- occasion In 1S91, Tho Hetvlzan bat- up Husslnn lleet. nave oeeu company which furnished tho rails defend nor of to bottle the tary nnd naval Bvaiems lulu. ernment Is asked to teries named In the dispatch mny hnvo possibly by the same stoneboat meth- biought. nnd other mntettnl for tho Konn plan HawUlan standard time Is 10 hours placing a fort where a clt would burn on battleship been those the stranded ods emploved at Port Aithur. tation and he has been looking Into the 0 minutes Blower than Greenwich time, around It, making the fort for the time Hetvlzan in the outer linibor of Port 157 de- dur- ttelng that of t i meridian of being untenable. There weie two or may Agilcul-tuils- t, matter. Mr. Bleice has been here Aithur or thej have been on the The Hawaiian Foiester and VIDA AND SCHMID- T- 31 The time whistle olllceis who had proposed the ing worst recent crees minutes. three bench. In either ciko an attack on tho newest peilodlcal heie, Is the of the stoims but olows 1:30 p. in., which Is the same of Punchbowl tho w at fortlllcatlon but them by toi pedo destroy- heaity nnd continued says he his much pleased vvlth the 0 Army Commission were wot thy of the ARE ARRESTED ts Greenwich, 0 hours minutes. Sua members of the ers, however unusual, would not have support of everyone who Is Interested tommy nnd ell mate nevertheless, Tor In deriding the Idea. As md moon nre for local time the unanimous been without Japanese precedent. In Island farming. The editor of the for Honolulu It seeks forts for Its de- - hol etoup. , monthly, Mr. W. M. Glffnid, Is doing Basing a complaint on tho evidence fence rather .than Its annihilation and The Honolulu io.nl department, un- good his knowledge of diversified KONA If Wat Depart- waik. by C. Vlda Louis SUIT IS will be justllled, the der Its new head, has cut down ex- farming nnd Ills' Interest in it being given William and METEOROLOGICAL RECORD. ment has uny queer notions about penses nbout one-ha- lf while employing keen. As editor of the For- Schmidt nt the Finn trial, wherein In appealing to Cougiess bioad nnd DISMISSED Punchbowl, as many men as before and buying two ester and Agriculturist he wotks for they testified that they had been en- Dy the Government Survey, Published J and the President for protection. Com- help Monday. ml additional wagons. This is the kind of the satisfaction It gives him to gaged in cairylng on gambling games Every petent military engineers have pointed economy In public no recom- matteis which tho the countiy, having other po- The second suit brought by tho nl out that Honolulu can be defended, people have long been looking for. It pense. Ills poilodlenl hns the backing over Kubey's billiard parlors, tho Hstnte vs. C. Hutchlns, se huiom. Ticmsi.s from attack by tea, by batteries at commends .Sunt. Hollow ay and Super- of the Hoard of Agriculture, the use of lice yesterday nrrested both men. J. Darner's Point, Diamond Heud and the visor Sam Johnson to the taxpayer Its exchanges and authorities nnd Is en- charged with as- Trust Co, and E. E. Couant g (S5 bay Isenberg's upon Vld.a and Schmidt are near Paul and and to their party. tirely in Its nows and com- gam- has been dismissed by Judge Edtngs at 1 sisting In tl. carrying on of n i s H that proposition Honolulu is content 1 ment. Knlluii because of a Haw in the com i alii P to rest. It stieuuously objects to hav- i bling game. They were released on Tho strutngooso of the Dulletln vvus to I I ing Its sea get In behind It. plaint. The suit brought obtain 20'29.9 7ft forts Their that Hear Admiral chadwlck Hlce nre now nlKiut. Rice Is their own recognizance to appear for 29.1 68 4.V; sw 0 place is In front. thieves liossesston of Kona Sugar Co. lands ll'SO.03 62 70 Ul 75 4 NE 1 began nnd In police court morning the 8414 1 knows more about the character of the rice since the Oriental war trial the this 22 30.01 29,'7 M 78 .10 Kg 1 mill-sit- e. Chen Yuen Japanese do them- It is one of the commodities that stands 9 and particularly the 3 30.07i30. 1 71 78 .00 714.8 MI 1 than the at o'clock. 4- Wr-- 2--0 Eddy Jones Not Guilty. - 4 30 0'2J.7 70 7B .'0 70 -0 selves. The latter rate the old vessel high In the list of things that store- t !! Joseph Not Guilty, I25 2V.W 9.0 68 78 0A8I7-- 4 I 0 linn as a second-clas- s coast defender, not f breakers prefer. "Woman Is naturally of a clinging Admiral Dot, the midget, has Just 24,29.93 299, 63 78 00.82.4 IK 0 A fine opening In Hawaii for any as a battleship, They will be sur- 1 nature," observed he. "Yes," rejoined been sworn In as deputy sheriff at I other gentleman who la quick on the prised to hear from Chadwlck, the local The llttlo two mile guns on Punch- his wife, "but she isn't to be compar- White Plains, N. V. He Is only forty-eig- ht Barometer corrected to 82 F. and sea trigger. strutagoose and the Ilullettn war-cal- f, bowl used to Jur the town. What ed with a man when it comes to holding Inches tall and Is the smallest level, and for standard srravtty of Lat. Success to crime. that they are mistaken. wouldn't twelvo mile guns do? on to a five-doll- ar bill." New Yorker. deputy In the United States. 45. This correction -W for Honolulu. v HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1904 SEMI-WEEKL- Y,

BUILDING TO BEGIN DARKENED SENATE COUNSELS. TRIBUTE TO HENRY Hint Is, tho tnklng of tho stock bj- - t corporation Itself, nnd public tijCH It would be hard to lid as as the Senatorial Commissioners lpokcd while the ie of tho stock for nt or high inquisition into Hawaiian affairs in Honolulu. Most sanguine DELINQUENT li holding their WATERHOUSE subscription, but I nm unable lo rrws-nlz- o Rails Ordered for Hilo. hopes were formed by some who witnessed the proceedings that not the least of the distinction, s both nietholt the results of the Commission's isit would lie intelligence imparted to discussions effectually conclude the MJnqacnt In the Central Union Church Record member's connection -- of Hawaiian affairs in the United States Senate. What a cold douche must have with lhs cj..- Section Is the following tribute to . the late ny." Onomea hopes in the hearts where they were cherished with report STOCK fallen upon those the Henry Wnterhouse: LAW DHSKY'.S CASH D' FFEKRNT. of the Senate debate upon Liliuokalani's claim. Line, The pnstor's poisotml relations with The nonsuit granted to Mr-- Dntks of Blackburn gravely informed that most august assembly of the world Senator Mr. Wnterhouse eovured the entile wns on different grounds. He whs sure ' that "since the dethronement of ihc Queen and the taking possession of the peilod of his nrluistiy In Honolulu, it for $.'00 oir his subscription of Orabe-tli- n crown lands, which were hers as long as she retained the sovereignty of those seems to him now ns u golden chain, stock. His shines were not offer- Eight hundred tons of seventy-poun- d islands, the government" meaning, as the context shows, the United States each link of which constitutes n beau- Parker and Desky ed nt auction us delinquent. He ed Bteel rails have been ordered from tiful memory. Dm lug tin active minis- the suit with plea duo government "has received in round numbers an average early rental of $43,000 the that eastern manufacturers by Philip Peel j try of over twenty-liv- e years the pas notice of the assessment vva3 not giver from those lands. So about a half million of money has been collected since her tor has never come In enntuct with nj him. The compnni's by-la- for the Hllo-Koha- la rallrond and they Carry Their. jnJd" dethronement as the rents of the crown lands alone." church olllelal who has endeared him- unit: tire now en route to the Islands. Tills co- Then it is related that "in the course of the debate the amount of these self more to his henit by his loyal "Notice of meeting, assessments a shipment will be sufllclent to lay the operation. His was a friendship which, dividends, or to stock- rentals and the beneficiary of them was inquired into extensively by Senators." Points. other notices track fiom Hllo to Onomea. once given, never sweived. He was holders herein piovlded f,or, or nhlcl' And, most astonishing of all: ihc replies developed the information from n innn of many fiieiuK Popularity limy he ordered by ship! It has been decided not to lay a steel the directors, Senator Mitchell of Oregon and others that the exact amount of the rentals in came to him as naturally as If It were be served upon the stockholder.-- ) per- bridge across the Wnlluku river at Judge Robinson ten ears has been $432,37806 and that that amount has gone into the federal an endowment of his birth. He made csteiday rendered sonally, or by sending It through Hit Hilo ns originally planned, because It j f lends as easily ns he kept them. To decisions In the suits of tho Orpheum post In a letter or by post card here in Washington, not into the Territorial treasury." has been found too expensive. This treasury meet him was to come under the In- Compnny, Ltd., respectively against to such member at his .pose bildge had also been planned for a Senator Mitchell, chairman of the Commission, helped to give the Senate fluence of a gentle, sunny, affectionate Samuel Parker nnd Clmiles S. Desky. office uddress, or by ndvertWiwut for this ''fiill." It is as far astray as the statement of the Delegate from Arizona, nature such as few men hnve the for- In each case ho giants the motion for not lesi than three times lu at laaae position which 'would have compelled a at this same session, representing that Hawaii had cost the United States four tune to possess. Strong ns ho wan In nonsuit. one new simper published lu tho citr thg engineers to build the road across his beliefs, courageous as he was in In the Parker rase the first eount re- of Honolulu." millions had not returned one revenue to the federal treasury, the river on a curve. but jet cent of his convictions, and unyielding ns ho lates as cause of notion a promissory Upon a review of the evidence, Judes A pile bridge will be built Instead having no public lands and no mines to sell. Mitchell must have forgotten the was In his sense of light and honor, note for J10CS.S3, nnd the second eount noblrrson does not find this prorislor to cross at another location. This will warm afternoons he sat on the Hawaiian Hotel veranda listening to the pleadings It seemed Impossible for him to make a balance of J4SS alleged to be due on to have been complied with. On J lib bridge will be much an enemy. He dwelt In nn atmosphere assessments of J3 a on Orpheum point be a straight and of the anti-Dol- e malcontents to have the Commission recommend that the admin shine crucial he sajs. bridge. which drew chll stock. It was larger than the steel public of men. and especially admitted that the imim. THU NOTICE RKQUIHHD. air. Hnwxliurst has been appointed istration of the lands Hawaii, which include the crown lands, should dren, to him. There was no show, no Issory note was given In payment ot Chief Engineer of the railroad and is be transferred from Honolulu to Washington. pretense; but theie wns the simple per- a prior assessment on the same stock, "Unless provision is expressly othw-wis- now actively working up plans and It might be idle to ask where was Senator Foster of Oregon, the Nestor of formance of dut He was a noble of which defendant had subscribed for the notice must be given liy 250 specifications for contracts for grading. the Commission, while the Senate was having its counsels darkened as shown by type of Chilstl.iu manhood. He loved shares. handing the subscriber n written jiu-tlc- e, placed In to do good. He delighted to oth- or by Infoimlrrg orally He has contracts Hllo for such misstatements of fact. Many of those who attended the sessions of the make GROUNDS Or MOTION. him tbnr ties for the first section of eight miles. ers hnppy. The pastor never met a the call bus been mnue, giving the Commission in Honolulu will remember that the venerable gentleman from Wash- The motion Tor a nonsuit was on tho per-o- The rails are being furnished by C. man that had a ptofounder nnd sweet- grounds place und the u & tak- ington meetings that there had been no obllga- - whom payment Is to Biewer Co., of Boston, who are State invariably took the occasion to have a refreshing mp while Hum er sympathy. In the official Hon be made. Chin church, he was ever a pence- - coutnict proved upon Mr. notice Is served, not personally ing part payment In bonds. phreys, Gill et als. had the center of the stage. Once in particular, while he of the to accept any but of will pro maker; nnd It takes wisdom to shares of the by mall, the notice Is euoctlvc only It The grading the road was acting chairman in Mitchell's absence, Foster indulged in a sound snooze lare company, he soon is cut off bo that tare tact and disinterestedness. that had not ngrecd to case It Is actually received. A publica- ceed as as the cane" the pay anything, that It was n fields along line of the road and while a dreary recital of misinformation and abuse was being poured forth b) He lived the Christian life; not ptofess- - contract tion of a notice In a newspaper la not the to purchase irioich.indle $5000 In this will be effected duiing the next one of that coterie. It produced conspicuous vexation in the orator, jet it was lng Christianity merely and falling to for binding and effectual unlets it if It, value nnd would not be binding unless pi cived the tvv o or three months. only one of many instances of Foster's sleeping while Dole's enemies were sowing manifest Its split; he lived and "hts In that subseilber who sud. follow per- wilting, that there hnd been no writ- actually notice published:" --H works do him." It was not ten rend the as tares. to appointed acceptance by Mr. I'arker of these C. V. Ashford plaintiff Jr mitted him live out man's nny represented RUSSIA IN MANCHLRIA. As for Burton of Kansas, nothing was expected of him by honest folk here time. The mjstciious clock to which shines or agreement to pay for both cases. Magoon and Llghtfoot ap- conversing so beautlfullj them; that the testimony showed 11. L. Tint How became so powerful In after observing him in the Commission or with him outside. An how, Oliver Wendell Holmes pealed for Purkei, mid Marx Russia which angel of life wound that the relation ot stock- Desky. if he was present at the Liliuokalani debate in the Senate, his mind was probably refers, the holder , Manchuria Is a tale which dates back up to run three seoie years and ten, had been canceled by roaming grand jury assizes 111 his home parish which some to the evacuation of the Japanese back to the recent at ran down before the elapse of the the sale of shares nt auction, and while graft was investigated. bounds which the plaintiff had the election of reme- forces from that vast province after allotted time. But the to LATEST HAWAIIAN With reference to the statements made without correction on the floor of are fixed to the dilution of a life do dies hold Mr. Pinker he Is no longer the payment to Japan by China of liable; that theie had been no authori- the Senate, regarding Hawaii's crown lands, it is only necessary to remark that not nlwajs mc.ibuie Its worth. The 30,000,000 Kuplng taels war Indemnity. of Mr. Water house, though cut zation shown by the corporation to sell STAMP ROMANCE if half million of revenue had gone into the United States treasury along career It, The evacuation of Manchuria was that off In the midst of Its usefulness, his stock for and that theie was no per-- with the six or eight millions of tribute in customs duties, internal revenue, been a noble and wholesome example liability on the part ot the stock- completed in the month of December, holder to pay "Another uAtiemc, Irr stnmp-dom- -ls etc., collected from Hawaii since annexation, Kepoikai would long ago have In right living, high thinking, and un assessments on the stock unity 1S93. when the stock had been sold, or In of Sandwich resigned his if baptized into official family," selfish service both In piiv.itc nnd pub- that the Jslands 1S9G and successor, even "the would any event. In the autumn of some surprise lic life, and his memory will ever re- the two-ce- specimen ot the first is- oy xne publica- probably be in the insane asylum raving about Territorial finances. was caused in China ' main nn inspiration to those wlio loved oxn point nruncTUD. sue ot the Hawaiian postotllee. Onlj tion in the Shanghai English press of o He him living and mourn lrlm dead. The court does not u conten- Irr translation of purpoited to be sur- sustain a veiy few ine existence, and r. a what FACTIONS IN HAWAII. had much to live for. lie was tion by no defendant that stock was rca-M- a Convention (known as the Casslnl rounded by family tics that were the single copy Is valued at $1,000. The in ever Issued to lrlm because his shines on- Convention) between Russia and Chi- Congressmen have much to say about factions in Hawaii as if such things 11 this stnui Is so scauu Is that tenderest and truest that noble wife were still attached to the stock boolc na for the constiuctlon of a railway were unknown to the mainland, strange phenomena tropical politics carr ly two days uftcr their fssue fire broke of to and devoted chlldien cieate about and not receipted for. There was evi- through Manchuria to connect the 111 out In the postutllcu and destioycd thp be viewed with suspicion and alarm and set down to the sole discredit of the the heait of a man. When he fell a dent e that Mr. Paiker asked Trans-liatk- al Ussurl sec- Treasuier cutlie slock, including the plates :ui and Southern few months ago, a shock eania to us all Colburn to of tions of the Siberian railway, and for Territory. In point of fact, however, there are not a dozen Senators nor tnke cine the shines for dies. The few that aie left of Hie is- a sense of Impending calamity. Ills him, though Mr. Pinker testified ho the leasing to Russia of certain ports fifty Rcpresentatrvcs at Washington whose elections did not mean the victory life hnd so Intel twined Itself Into that sue, und which uie valuable todaj-ni- hnd no recollection of such u convorsu-tio- n. in Manchuila and China. In Septem- of one faction of their party over another. Such triumphs are alwajs preceded of the church. We felt how much we the ones Mint hnd been clicuHti'C 1S0C, befoio the fire." ber, an agreement was entered by hard fights and hard feelings. Not so many jears ago the Republican party would lose If he were taken from us. into between the Chinese government Wo no woids of Inspiration to RELATION, HAD CHASED, of the nation was bitterly divided between the llalfbrccd aifd Stalwart factions need Tho fotegolng Is from a pm ported In- and the Russo-Chlne- bank, where- show us so noble a soul cannot the other ground, namely, that the re- th.it tel v low with a oiing siamp collcclot by, inter alia, the latter undertook to and today the Democratic parly is imperilled by the Gold nnd Silver factions of taste of death, we need no divinr-revelatio- lation of stockholder lnd ceased with form a company, to bo called the Chi- whom Cleveland and Bryan are the chief and hostile representatives. to piove that such a choice the tale of his slimes for delinquency. of New York Cll. It would be Inter- nese Company, While the common law of England Is It Is not. A local Eastern Railway to That considerable ill should exist in Hawaii between large bodies of spirit cannot lnss to the realms of esting if tiue, which construct railway through Manchu- we no only In force under limitations In this a electors is really more to be expected than in Ohio, for example, where, for nothingness and oblivion; need authority on stumps e.Nplalns the nrriti ria from tiro town of Chita in the jears, testimony fiom the dead that Immor Territory, as he points out with refer- the Hauna of tho old Hawaiian "2" by the fucL Tians-Balk- al ProInce, to a point in and Foraker factions whetted knive for each other's throats. Here tality Is the lew aid of such a life. ences to Hawaiian decisions, he conres the Southern Ussurl Railway. we not only have inflaming issues of policy and persons as they have in the Could we luu boi the thought that the to this conclusion: that It was used 011 newspapers, thero-fo- io I am Inclined to The general terms were that the current politics of Ohio and New York and in all other Stales and Territories, levoise weie tiue It would wilng the "Still think that tli3 oxtioinoly liuhln to being thionc were powei given to the diiectois of any In- shareholders to be Russians and but we have the irritating bequests of an armed ovcrlhrpw very fibres of our being. Our beloved away with the wrappers. The reason Chinese only; gauge revolution, which Wntorhouso, corporated company by Section 2039, that the be the deacon arrd brother, Mr. thu "13" Is not ho rare Is that when 1l Russian gauge of five feet; that work the momrcliy and ,ofvnn abpftivc one to restore it. It took fifty jears on the has passed on to the better and higher Civil Laws of 1807 (S. L. 1S90, See. !l, begin In twelve months from the issue Atlantic coast to wipcout the factions left by the American Revolution. 1 he life tint lies bevoud tho confines ot Chtip. P!), to bell at public auction a wns In use envelopes were not much Ji sufficient vogue pre- of the Imperial Decree; that tire rail- million Tories who lived in the counlrj' during and after that war, left a factional mortality a life the span of which, un- number of the shares ot unv and hence tho stamp was way be completed In six by flight ot Is fill- stockholder who shall neglect to pay upon foliljud jenrs; that heritage of political which the patriots lnd to confront. So in measured the jearu. served the letter Wed on the expiration of eighty years from malevolence ed wltl'r Iiuinoitul significance and joy. any assessment duly levied upon the Hawaii, where, eleven - from by the receiver when It was deemec. the completion of the line and the In- after jear- the overthrow, the voting majority aie Let us treasuie the lessons of this life, shares, until the whole par value has In, Is rrot woith keeping. There were no "plate auguration of the railway as a run Monarchists in thought and in speech and they are led by carpet-bagge- who and may they prove nn inspiration in been pild nn exclusive reme- dy, Is s ning concern, the railway and all rail- use the strength of these Monarchists to the disadvantage of the country and the conduct of our own. but cumulative morcly, and the nnd dies" of tho Hist ot Hawai- way property shall pass, without pay- "To live In hearts we leave behind corporation may, under our law, elect ian stamps to be destroyed by flic 01 for their own benefit. In such a case sharp differences in politics arc inevitable either to foreclose public ment, to the Chinese government, who Is not to die." and sell at other wise, as they were struck on be responsible any and morally necessary. Come what may the fruits of the revolution of 1893, -- auction a sufficient number of slimes shall not for losses H when needed of movable, which the company may have sustain- among which aie honest government, a free press and just courts must he of nny stockholder who shall neglect fiom foims Collector is Upheld, to pay any up- pr ed duiing that period; and that the preserved; and if the defence of these great muniments involves factionalism it assessment duly levied type kept standing In n locnl latin? no- on par Chinese government the right, at also involves patriotism Collector Stackable has reeelvfd the shares until the whole vnlue office. hae and in such a case the one manifestation can hardly be paid In, or com- the expiration of thirty-si- x years from tice of a decision by the United States has been puisue Its distinguished from the other. mon law remedy by law. the Inauguration of the railway as a Board of General Appraisers afllrmlug suit at concern, o going to take over the rail- his classification of millet-see- d cake as AN APPALLING CONTINGENCY. SUMNER WOULD way on due payment, such payment to COMMERCIAL ASPECTS OF WAR. confectioneiy. The piotest of U. "But It cannot consistently pursuu cost thereof, THE include the actual together the Japanese merchant, was both remedies. And the reason la ap- with all debts thereon, The opening up of China would probably follow the success of Japanese LIVE ALONE and Interest but ovenuled. The decision follows. parent, for if the corporation, the re- any surplus, payment to share- arms; sequestration of the old empire behind Russian defences and tariff after walls Wnite, General Appraiser: Small maining membership of which corn-pris- holders, shall be added to the capital would come of the success of the Muscovite campaign. For the commerce of the cakes inude fiom millet seed, sesamum the owneis and holders of but Old John IC. Sumner has biokerr wltl account be and shall deducted from Pacific and all which that implies to Hawaii and the Pacific coast, a Japanese seed, and sugar, nnd Inclosed In a little over half of the amount of stock the cost of the line to be paid by the In nil of his Hawaiian relatives and b- - triumph is to be desired. wrapper printed Japanese charac- originally subscribed, could sell the Chinese government. ters, were classified In this case under stock ut delinquent sale for a tithe of tends to bring1 his Tnhltlan cousins nnd In accordance with this agreement The Asiatic commercial policy of Japan is represented by the Open Door. the provision for "sugar candy and all Its par value, coiporatlon the or Its nephews here to Oahu to make Uirir the first sod of the Manchurlan railway Japan's own tariff is low, her protection for manufactured goods against alien confectioneiy not specially piovlded remaining membeis buying It In, and was cut, ceremony, Au- vvlth Ei eat on competition being chiefly afforded by her cheap skilled labor. It is her desire for" in paragraph 212 of the tin Iff act also collect by suit at law the differ- homes. Mr. Sumner has lensed a plcct-o-f gust 28, 1S97, at a point on the east- of 1&97 at I cents per pound and 15 per- ence between the nrnount realized as it is that of England and the United States to reorganize and civilize China at laud 011 tho Koolau side of the is ern frontier of Klrln and Prlmorsk. cent ad valorem. They uro claimed to the sale and the par stock, so as to increase its value of the The fact that Vladivostok, which would wants and make it a better customer for such goods as the be dutiable as noiieiiumerated manu- the value of the stock remaining in land near the seashore and intends In have been the eastern terminus of the manufacturing nations have to sell. Once become the arbiter of China, Japan factured m tides nt 20 per cent under the corpoiution, or purchased by It or remove to his new home nett week. railway, had not C, 01 vegetables the Manchurlan would encourage the opening of mines, the building of railroads, the production section as prepared at Its remaining members, could be ad- He said yesterday that he lntcmlud .Ur glen the Russians Port 10 pur tout under p.unginplr 241. vanced nnd enhanced Irr value amazing- of tea, everything save cheaper manufacturing than her own, and this is precisely make his pcrinuucnt home in the is- Arthur, is closed by ice for several The examiner repoits: ly, without rendering one cent of con- months of the year, was Russia's what the United States long ago joined England in preferring. Such a policy The rnerchnndlse in question appearH sideration to the oiiglual subscriber lands In the futuie. Ah soon us hl strongest loason for desiring a term- would boom the trade of all progressive nations, Japan, England and the United to be a mixture ot millet Med with a whose stock had been sold. The re- Tiihltluu cousins and nieces ami inus far to the southward. States in particular. It would hasten the realization of Seward's commercial smnH portlorr of sesamum seed pressed sults of the recognition und applica- nephews send for lrlm ho Intends tn gt The follow Ing general terms of agree- lrrto small oblong shapes 4r,B Inches by uny dream and incidentally, in connection with the Panama canal, would make this tion of such pilnclplo ot law to Tahiti und dispose ot his ment between China and Russia were 2 Inches by Vi iuch, llbbed nt tegular would be appalling, Interests cross-road- s port one of the busiest in concluded on March 27, 1898: the world. Intervals for convenience in biuaklng "A forfeltuie and sale of the sharcH thciu nnd letuiu to Honolulu with It being necessary for the protection Russia proposes to use China as she does Siberia, for purely private exploita- rind the whole dipped Into a syiup made of a stockholder operates as a remis- them to live, Mr. Sumner said Uul! of her navy in tiro waters of North tion, also as a place in which lo drill native armies for an eventual attack on of sugar. These cakes sion of the contract of membership nnd ho wasn't living with Wully D.ivisaiu China posses sta- are used ns 11 confectionery or wholly that Russia should a India. There would be no open door if she got possession; instead there would dissolves tho delinquent mem- mote and Intended to go to Koolau am! tion she can defend, the Emperor sweetmeat bolely. ber's connection with company. be harriers put in the way of foreign intercourse the by In agrees to lease to Russia, Port Aithur and China would soon be out of Upon anal Ms the official sample was He Is not thereafter entitled to any of live himself the futuie. and together with the the world save possibly at such ports as Hongkong. Shanghai and Macao found to contain ubout IB per cent of the privileges of membership nnd ought Sumner Is eighty-fou- r joais old now;, adjacent seas. The duration of the o cane sugar. ' not to be compelled to bear nny of tho but he Is ns halo and hearty us eve be twenty-fiv- e The aitlc'les appear to be such ns lease shall yeais, but ' The acquittal of Jones and Finn, was preceded by that of Murphy, accused burdens which are Incidental to that and was walking about the stieuts yes- may be extended by mutual agreement. might bo found In rr confectioner's shop position. Nor would it bo Just to com- of killing Joe Perry. This makes three unsolved homiciUal n terday oven tho use The control of all military forces in mjsteries within a along with pop-coi- b.us, peanut bars, pel a shareholder whose shares have without of a cane. the Territory leased by Russia, and j ear two cases where actual murder and one case where attempted murder oc- etc., which they geem to resemble In been forfeited for non-- p ryniciit of calls of all naval forces In the adjacent seas, curred without anj body being punished for it. Once in Hawaii it was unsafe to process of manufacture. The record, to pay any portion of such calls re- ONH Of TIIH TIUUMPHS OP MOU-- we think, does not warrant any dis- as well as of the civil officials In it, kill people, That was the period of race juries and of Chief Justice stone maining unpaid after giving ciedlt for HUN SUnanitY. Dy applying an an In one high Judd's turbance of the collector's lutlon. The by shall be vested Russian wall decision. But now human life is held the amount realized 'lit sale of the tiseptic diesslng to wounds, bruises. official who shall be designated by exceedingly cheap and no man accused Impoitors failed to nppeni at the heal- shares. If the charter of a corporation homicide has a reputation bad enough burns nnd like Injuries before Iiilliun-illatio- n some other title than Governor-Genera- l. of to raise a presumption against him in ing In person or by attorney, and offer- simply authorizes 11 forfeiture and sale All Chinese forces shall be with- the "mind" of a mixed jury when he disputes the accusing testimony of credible ed no evidence whatever In suppoit of of tho shores of u shareholder for non- hots In, they may bo healei! claims. one-thl- ra drawn from the Territory. witnesses. Hawaii has become a safe place in which to do or to attempt a capital their payment of calls, and the agents of the without mntuiatlon and Irr The pi Is and col- The two nations agree that Port crime. "test overruled the company elect to puisuo that remedy, the time required by tho old treatment. be port lector's decision nfllinicd. tho shareholder la dlschaigi'd from lia- Arthur shall a naval for the o This Is one of the gieutcst sole use of Russian and Chinese men- - -t-- bility for nny cnlls romnlnlng unpaid discoveries r, and be considered an unopen- Rain has been in the habit of falling occasionally in Hawaii ever since the although the shares may sell for less and tirumphs of modern surgery. ed port so far as the naval and mer- group was inhabited. Roofs on houses were early introduced from abroad, hut TOOK IN THREE than tire amount of the calls. Chamberlain's Pain Halm nets on Dili cantile vessels of other nations nio the country has never become wise enough CANNOT COLLECT NOTE. sumo principle. It Is nn antiseptic .uut concerned. As regards to make roads and bridges of a THOUSAND cun nn Incorporated company when applied to such one portion of the harbor shall be re- character that will "wash." DOLLARS "Nor Injuries cause C-V-S which exerclseB Its power to forfeit the them to heal very quickly. al- served exclusively for Russian nnd m It ulso stock of tho for tiro non- Chinese men-of-wa- r, subscriber lays the pain but the remainder Let us hope that the treasure of the Incas w ill not prov c to be a find in the There was a lively time about tho payment and soreness. Keep s shall be a commercial port freely open of a call, ufturwanl recover fertile imagination of the man who mythical police station yesterday. Nearly six- upon note given by sub- bottle of Pain Halm In your homo ant to the merchant vessels of all coun- discovered the hoard of gold in the a to It such walls of Pope Leo's bedchamber. ty Chinese who had been arrested on scriber for a previous unpaid assess- It wilt savo you tlmo nnd monpy, nm tries. Port Arthur and Sunday gambling, were held for for ment on his stock." to mention the inconvenience suf- are the points In the territory leased ball. Their cases canio up In court and most Important for Russian military In suppoit of tho latter proposition fering such Injuries The skies broke loose early Saturday morning and by two o'clock most of the yesterday morning nnd vvero continued the court quotes Judge Dillon in the entail. For sale br purposes. Russia, shall therefore, be nil Denlers nnd streets were afloat. I'iikoi wet-da- y until today, Tho men had originally case Druggists. UensoRi, nt ow n expense street appeared in its customary guise of a Federal of Ashtou vs. Uurbank, at liberty to erect her muddy river. downpour again put up ?G ball each, but the Deputy as holding given Smith & Co., build barracks and provide The demonstrated the value of the storm sewers, that a nolo for an Ltd., Agents for IlawnJL forts and without which Honolulu would have a Sheriff required each man to put up a unpaid stock assessment represents - defences at such places as" h!iq needed flotilla of arks, o new bond for 50, The station was that assessment. Tho thud henrd last evening about v crowded with friends of the gamblers "Counsel fop plaintiff," Judge Robin 8:30 28, 1S93, oc- is was tho one administered by the On March the Russians There a current monograph on "The Evil Effects of a Veal Diet" liich and the clerks took In nearly $3,000 In son finally says, "attempts to cupied should be value draw a rtepubllcan executive Committee iajt Port Arthur. of to the readers of the Bulletin's war views if there arc. any left. cash. distinction between a strict foreclosure, V. rGear.

iit&..,- r J . , r& jjf ''AjiMHii5 . SEMI-WEEKL-Y. (9 HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, TUESADY, HDHVH lf 1904

lem of greater or lesser Importance In The electric lighting of Stations 3, the future. 6, nnd 7 Ii now obtained from n "Cen- A HIDDEN TORTURED 7. arrangement (ef- IMPERIAL LIME HUD A CROP OF 1905. tral" at No. This EWA fected during the year) is fully as con- There are 3.S05 acres for 1905, subdi venient and more economical. 89 Per cciiPflfe. vided aa follows: ! ! 1621.41 ncrcs Plant Cane FUI2L OIL. DEATH PREFERABLE 'TO THE COMBS! tho exception of No. srehange vnry liitno mid in tin ncC.9 .acres Long 1st Ratoons With AGONY BORNE BY MR.C0YLE. :!! 'f't CJ fuel, all pumping stations, GOOD THE 1110. acres Long 2nd Rutoons ot for tin nest uoiitiuiiere. from conl to oil, wns effected during ! 3305.01 acres total. December last. Owing to the peculiar Three Years oIixcruciatii?g Neu- COMBS ! tfle This area will bo decrenped by what construction of furnaces of the "Climax" boiler at No. 3, It Is necessary ralgia Terminated by Six Boxes Jn Lois to Suit. ever seed cune may be cut from It, and by to have a special device to of Williams' Pink Pills. Starts New Year With Increased the Short Ilatoons that soon ns been Dr. ! will be cultivated during present suit. As this has made COMBS the oil will be used there. Prices. J the addition ot the Low ear. With latter In 1904 use of oil In place of Men still suffer from agonies of s Surplus of Nearly will be between 3,000 and 3,000 Thut the there will result In financial gain there disease so intense that they can Hud acres. The Ratoons have had a splen coal can bo no doubt. Nevertheless It Is not no terms fit to describe them save ' FEED Co. a Million. did start. With tho exception ot No. apparent that there has been any loss OVERSTOCKED ttUFORNIA 19 Section C and 10 acres of No. 20 words like ''torture" and "rack," through use coal during 1903. Section C, the flowering In hns the of AQBNTS them Various causes combined to reduce the which call up vividly the barbarities of been -- trifling, and, Judging from the average price of coal during year the outgrown past. The nnnual meeting of the Ewn long grow the th the stalks In the fields to such a low figure that there was Plantation Company was held yester- already attained, omission of The story of James B. Coylc, a mill 3&STLE & COOKE CO., Lc have the very little room for choice between the Ladles' and Gentlemen's day morning. The old olllcers were regular and entire "cutting back" has operative, 'residing at No. 9 Pond street, two kinds of fuel. Combs, 15 nnd 10 cents each; HONOLULU. The net sugar proceeds for been fully warranted. The major por- Amcsbury, Mass., is a striking recent in IJUILDINGP. Div- tion of th" Plant Cane was set out case in illustration. "During the past formerly, 35 and 25 cents. the Mar amounted to $1,809,841.74. good season. A small part was delay- This heading embraces 11 bouses for fttmmission Merchants re- idends amounting to $300,000 were paid ed owing to scarcity of water. No. 3 laborers, containing 88 looms, with three j cars," said Mr. Cojlc to a and a balance of J921.89J.10 Is carried pump, which will be lowered this joar, cook-house- s, bath-hous- e nnd wush-hous- e, porter, "I was troubled with neuralgia a lire-pro- vnult 12x12 Inside m pains BUS All JfAUTUliS. to next .vear. will furnish sufllcient water to obviate the head. At times the were Get a supply while oer In measuiements for olllcc, enlaigemcnt almost unbearable my suffering's it lasts. Man- a like delay the future, provided and The following Is the report of of ofllce nnd completion of round-hous- e. AGENTS FOR there Is no marked Increase In the nrea were such that death would have been ager ltenton for tho jenr Just closed: cultivated. Should there be any ad- Removal and enlnrgeinent of black- welcome as a relief. The pains began 3Qse Company. cnr-repa- em Plantation dition, is smith, caipenter nnd lr shops right my eyes upward Wnlolua Agricultural Co., Ltd. To the President and Directors of the which not here recommended, over and shot Zbt It w ill be necessary to enlarge the weie also effected during the year. through my cac. were so ex- Sfc Kobala cugar company. Ewa Plantation Co, Honolulu. nicy sub- picsent pumping system. These last have been moved to a far cruciating that they would almost make 3e TValmea Sugar Mill Company. Gentlemen. I have the honor of locality, Mo you following report on Any estimate ot the yield for 1905 more convenient enlarged to a me faint dead away from exhaustion. Go, Tie Fulton Iron Works, St. Louis. mitting to the re- Hollister Drag Company. In connection would, ut this stage', be prcmutuie; size commensurate with the woik "1 consulted scv cral physicians but, N3ie Standard Oil arlous plantation work quited to be performed In them, nnd Zba George P. Blake Eteam Pumps. with the llscul year ending December hut there Is no doubt but that the usual while they all diagnosed my case as neu- Centrifugals. amount, of over 30,000 tons, will be both intei lor and exterior nnange-ment- s ralgia and prescribed for that, they gave FORT STREET. "WestoiiV 31st, 1903: In econo- Inaur-p- c. icallzed. All ot the plowing, made the Interests of only relief. Tfce New England Mutual Life CHOP 1903. second my. me temporary Ihcn I took Company, of Doston. Grinding was begun on Jnnuniy 2d, whet ever practicable, has been done a number of advertised neuralgia cures Insurance Company, with "Oliver" plow to a depth of CLEARING. with four Tto Aetna Fire 1003, ami completed on July 2Sth. The the no better result. About as-- Hertford. Conn. picvlous thirty inches. About 200 acres of new land was nd- months ago a friend told inc. about Dr. Company, of output, while less than the ded In 1903 to the plantation nnd plant- She- Alliance Assurance my Ions. Theio MILL. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, mot) don. vear, exceeded ant klli.it ed. Owing to the locky nature ot these were ground: llecause of sufllcient capacity In this and I decided to try a box. After I had lands this clearing hns been costly, but used one box I noticed that the pains WIRELESS MUST G1G.72 Cane depaitment, grinding was completed atlts Plant as long as the present Pumping Plant were less frequent and intense than be- 1G55 3J Long Jtutoon Cane. much earlier than usual. This lias re- INSURANCE. acres 1st could fuinlsli biilllclent wutei for their fore. So I took a second box with ad- 7G1.10 acres Long 2d It.Uoon Cane. sulted In the forward condition of ra- cultivation It was considered piofltable 190", ditional improvement. After I had GIVE 151.32 acits Short Itatoon Cane. toons for previously referred to. to take them In. As the limit of the VALUE Labor wns sulllclent, during the first laitcn six boxes my neuralgia was en- present Pumping Plant hns almost been tirely cured, ami for two months I have & Co, 3l8177acies total, which yielded 114 months of the grinding season, to further clearing will be veiy H. DaYies leached been free from pain. 1 have sound rest- tea. 33,213 9975 tonssug.ir. The above does supply mill fairly well with cane; hut slight lu the Immediate futuie. there was a marked falling oft during ful sleep at night and no feeling of lan- (Limited.) not Include cane ground for Apokaa CAN12-LO- A DING MACli I N CS. guor during the day. 1 bless the day Sugar Co, viz., 43 5 acres. The aver- the remainder of campaign owing to FIRE, As loading ot cune on cars by when I began to use Dr. Williams' Pink CSSNTS FOR LIFE Mil age Long Ita-too- sliottngc of "field hands." Below is the yield fiom Plant aud meiely question of time, Pills." was good, general given qiiuntity of enne deliveied at machinery is a MARINE INSURANCE. eiy but the and, as the advantageous use of ma- Cures equally remarkable for their Henceforth the subsidy of $1000 a nvei.ige of the entire ciop was reduced mill duilng each month. chines entail the use of sided It completeness and permanence have also to Inter-Islan- d Telegraph by It.itoons, the area of Pounds Cane. cats. month the the Short was thought best to begin alteintions been wrought by these pills the case which was. larger than usual. Apait January 81,014,303 in Co., appropriated by the Legislature, ground Febiuary 78,2IS,390 In 1903, so us to be able to take advan- of locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, pro jWlern Assurance Companj, fiom this some of tho canes tage of any successful loading device will be paid rata to the days that consldeied Marcli 82,811,430 St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, nervous head- wtiu from, what are at after-cfTec- telegraph Is in elllclent oifeied without delay. Our cms me, ache, ts of the palpita- the wireless OT LONDON. TOR FIRE AND E,t, the poorer fields of the Plantat- April 75,912,230 grip, Established 183G. May 74,9S9,120 theiefoie, now being nltered to the tion of the heart, pale and svv allow com- operation. LirE. ion, for instance: portions of Nos. type. The "Gregg" 3,975,000. o, 58,718,350 Loader plexions and all forms of weakness in Gov- iatwraulated Tunds .... 17, IS nnd 19. The new itnd.s nt Wai-m.in.il- Juno This Is the decision made by mentioned In last leport was given a cither male female. Dr. Williams' No. 23 Sections D and 12, and July 41,911,710 or ernor Carter esterdny after giving an thoiough tiinl In the field and records Pink Pills for People are sold by Nos. 28 nnd 27, showed a very heavy I'ale Interview to Richard II. Trent, repre- kept of Its perfoimnnce. The "Wilson" afl druggists, or will be sent direct from Foreign Marine Ins. Ce growth ot when cut, which, Total 490,035,555 company, In IMiisli"d cine machine is, at piesent writing', being Dr. Williams Medicine Co, Schenec- senting the the executive the lateness of their planting, Thtoughout the season the Juice was tested In Field "A." The data of the As Governor puts WVERPOOL, FOR MARINE. 1901, tady, N. Y., postpaid, on receipt of price, chamber. the the OF In Oclobei and Novembei ot was good high sug- llrst-nnm- of quality and fairly In loader show that It Is not fifty cents per box; six boxes for two matter, If the Government Is to pay &S.JU1 1,000,000 rimarkably good. ar. Mill work was of a high order. cheaper loading by hand nt pies than dollars and a half. public receive an It Is, pel hups, almost unnecessary to Sugar manufactured per day aveiaged ent tates. On the other hand there aie a subsidy the must Reduction of Rates. hpenk of damage done by leaf-hopp- er 227.19 tons. liiditect advantages In the use of ma adequate service In return. Immediate Payment ot Claims. as this, although illllleult of estima- Three "Ileisoy Drjers" were ndded chines, which, with different labor con- C. M. White, chief clerk of the Pub- --c tion, is gencially understood. It bolllng-houb- e At& to equipment during the ditions, will lender them highly desir- LOOKS FOR lic Works Department, will write to E. would, nevei tlieless, be well to state year. These machines are each 23 feet able. For this Mr. Wilson wus leason E. Richards of Hilo and Sheriff J. H. 5aS0. H. DAVIE8 C&. WI. heie that, dmlng the giowth of the long by C feet lu diameter, with a total eiicouiaged to tiy his machine at Ewa crop of 1903, this Insect was found in of 0.G00 square feet of heating smface. so that compailson might be made, in INCREASE Coney of Knual, requesting them to AGENT& plentiful numbers for the Mist time All the sugai, after being ilropped fiom actual Held seivice and under similar send a wireless message dally to the In the Ewa fields; and that there is cer the centilfugals, Is can led by conve-oi- s conditions, between his loader and that Government for the purpose of testing tainly a d l elation between to the "divers," passed thiough of Mr. Giegg. theli piescnce and decreased jlelds. the system. them nnd, flnallj, deliveied to elevated IMPROVEMENTS 1901. J. F. Hackfeld Talks of Fiom eiy close observation I am In hoppers fiom which it falls Into hacks. PROJECTED H Castle & Cooke, elined to believe that there Is a finan The result is cleaner, neater, cheaper For No. Pump Station-Remo- val She "My face is my foi tune." Ho cial gain lu the cultivation of Long handling all around. They were set and low ei lug No. 3 Pump to Sugar Situation in (foity, yet ardent) "And let me assure L1M11 ED.- - 1st and 2d Ratoons. The expense or up and placed lu operation on April 1st, position. you, my dear, ou have spent none of plowing, pi opining, planting and seed, Apill 21th and May 25th respectively. 2 220-1- 1. P. Babcock &. Wllcoc boilers Germany. It." New Yorker. Is altogether dispensed with each 2,370 sq. ft. Heating Surface. Jn lutoons I consider them a gieat success In ev- ' and, owing to their Lipid growth after eiy way. 1 Tank foi Fuel on with connections. binning off, is geneially less For Mil- l- THERE IS NO DANGER whatever LIFE and FIRE theio The Ewa Mill Is one of the few mod- Hackfeld, weeding This Is a geneinl conclusion 2 Multitubular Bolleis 6' S".x20' 400 II. J. F. the head of the film fiom lockjaw or blood poison lesultlng ern mills which have not ot Installed of Hackfeld & Co., one from average It Is not meant P. (replacement). was of the from a wound when Cinmbei Iain's Pain lesults. ciyslallleis. Without pissing upon passengers on Ala- INSURANCE to convoy the impression that theio 1 Cijstnlllzer for expeilmental pur- iierday'.s Balm is piomptly applied. It Is an aie the question whethei It would be profit- meda. He is on one of his vis- nnd germs not exceptions, oi that, if Plant Cane up poses. annual antiseptic destros the able to set u costly plant foi the its to Honolulu. Mi. Hackfeld looks which cause these diseases. nlso could be set out In June or July, the pin pose of tunning' all the sugar These cover the lmge expenditures. It be Impiovements for an Inciense In the price of sugar causes wounds to heal without matura- AGENTS. . same conclusions could be diawn. Hut, thiough ci)stiilll7eiq, I am inclined to Theic will mlnoi heie . un- about the middle of the year. tion In one-Uil- id lequlred under evistlng labor conditions, nnd the opinion that a smitll nuinbei of nnd theie. Rut, unless something and the time ou may "I am heie on one of my periodical by Sold by all wlu'ie, foi other causes, seed has not these machines foi handling tlilid gi.ide foreseen nilses, be nssuietl of the usual tientment. t 1901 money visits fiom Germany," said Mr. Hack- Druggists. Benson, Smith been planted eaily, the results would only would give a good on tin' a substantial eduction In ot Dealers and AGENTS FOR letuiu feld jesterdny. "It la my flist visit foi & Co., Agents for Hawaii. appear to bear out the statement made. Investment. 1, theieloie, lecommend spent for Impioveinents. Duilng the Ltd., past been laige i j ear and I shall remain about two that, as S.0011 expedient, one cijstnl-lle- four jeais theie have Mutual Lite Co crop or 1901. as i months. The local sugar situation 1 fts EDQland Insurance be pin chased for expcilinentnl Investments in plant. lint, as a whole, The ana of this is as follows: with the exceptions above mentioned, know nothing about, and I remained OF THE MULTITUDES pin posts to dcteimlne number lequlied over days in San BOSTON, 5S2 03 PI mt Cane our big tilings aie done, and we can but a lew Fiancisco OF mies and the financial piospects finui hand- and tlie people probably know who havo used it, or are now us- 1091 03 Long lht Itatoon Cane now leap'thelr benellts. here aeies ling thlid sugais In that way. moie about the situation on coast ing 'wo havo oi" 11172 57 Long 2d Itatoon Cane the it, never heard Life Insurance Comflany acios SUGAR MARKET. than I do. Jtna 99 K0 Long Xid Itatoon Cane IRRIGATING PUMPS. any ono who has been disappoint- niies The passage of the Cuban Hecipioclty "As to the sugar In Gei-ma- I2S9G Itatoon situation ed in it. No claims aro niado for OF HARTFORD. acii.s Short Cane There have been more nitei.itlons nnd Hill by Const ess was followed by I should say the yield of the de- that except thoso which aro additions duilng the jeai In this di op in pi lee of sug.u. I have no doubt last beet ciop in Kuiope was veiy it amply 3177.19 lines total. paitment than In any othei. A 175-I- I. but that the same cause will operate and consequently the price of justified by experience. In com- Theio will ilso be giound dtiilng this P. tiabeock & Wlkot boiler has tluoughout the coming eni to depiess sugar has gone down In Euiope moie mending it to tho afllicted wo S") up 5 com- benson 10 acies cane foi Apokun been set at No. Station to the vnlue of oui pioduct. In than had been expected. But I believe point to its record. !S8 1 81011 plete was absolute-- maiket simply It Sug.u Co. Its equipment. This ! fact, while such was not the Intent ot that the beet glowers will not sow out has dono great things, and it is It Is less than was stated In the last necessary to allow one boiler to be the Rill, the net lesult of Its passage Is, so many beets duilng the next planting Efc Famous Tourist Route ot the set aside cleaning pin poses. cortain to continuo tho excellent annual leport, owing to a poitlon of for nnd will be, a very seveie blow to the season In oidei to i educe the present World. No. 2 has been work. is wo may hon- 1st and 2ml Katoons having bieu At Station there also sugnr inteiests of this Tenltory. l.nge stocks of as 1 believe they Thero 1. slight, Ufced added a P. llnbcoek Wilcox cui-le- nt affirm Connection With the Canadian" to plant emp of 1903 It the entile i. While commenting on this matter It aie baldly making expenses nt the estly nomediciuo which ft as given, is ground In 1901, it Is boiler. The boiler fonneilj used for gratifying to price sugar. same bo used with creator and Australian Steamship Line aiea, was will be remember that of At the time can safe to saj It will j leld 32.000 tons geneiution of powei at tills place estate Is well equipped and well the consumption in those confi- Tickets are Issued worn out, It was to this countiles that more reasonable faith and sugni. It K lumovii, doubtful whetli-e- i and necessity Kept, that expenses are being i educed ngroed to the of the Brussels con- It. teiins dence. It nourishes and keeps up lfe 3o All Points in tho Unitotl States It would not be bettei to cully oven wherever possible; and that, conse- vention will luciease considerably be- ago wus Nto tho strongth during thoso periods via Field No. 10 Slmit ltatoous to ciop ot A ear or moie It decided quently. It Is well piepaied to meet cause of the piesent low pi Ice of law tnd Canada, Victoria and low the two pumps No. J .Station, whon food 1905. This Held has not iloweied fiee-l- y, oi at these adverse conditions. sugar, which will also tend to leduce tho appotito fails nnd Vancouver. se.i-o- u Nov. and Its giowth in.i be such, din- one dining each rain) On Respectfully submitted, the large stocks of sugar now on hand. cannot bo digested. To guard 1, 1902, excavating was commenced. Ily ing the coining suinmei, to make It ex- GEO. F. RENTON, So I believe there Is a good chance foi against imitations this " trade May 10, 190J, No 4 Pump pedient. On the othei hand, In Field had been , Manager. a ilse In the in Ice of sugar tow aids the is put on overy of MOUNTAIN RESORTS: Its fotinei position, over- mark" bottlo 1 19-- C for 190"i, the "tnsselh" itilte fiom middle of the jear." J, Stophens uie place put In 34ntT, Glacier, mint It will, theioforo, in all hauled, set in and motion. numeious. 9, 1903, begun remov- ..ml Fruper Uiuum. likelihood be Included In the of On Dei. woik was ciop 3 oOLDlfiS Q. What you doing Mr. 1901. ing No. Pump. As all of tho walls weie Vlda? completed some You need not look at Mr. Dunne, Just Some of the ileitis for the coming and foundations weie fjmprcss Line of Steamers from Vancouver time ago, of pump look at me. campaign in on the best Hnds ot the the installation this to All In Japnn, China, will a much time did Q. What kind of a game was It Mr. nickels Points plantation. Were it not en- take shatter than AND PLAYED Around the World. that the No. 4, In Its piesent position tho Vlda? India and tile has been mine or less attack- aiea of No. 4 has been lneieased over A. Is that mntciliil7 (Addiesslng ed by the leaf-hopp- a highei estimat- '.7ot general information 3,000,1)00 gallons 111 21 is the Court.) tickets and be given lloilis. Thole " Wampolo's Preparation," and Wply to ed leld could Neeitheless, no why Increase The Court: Answer tho question. It should be a of cuuguitulatloii leasou a piopoi tionate CRAP GAME without nono genuine. mallei inn) not be expected when No. 3 Pump A. Ci.jp game. it is It THOO. II DAVIES Sc CO., LTD. foi the stockholileih of llwa Plan- con- the is pliued alongside of No 4 The ne- Following is the testimony ot anoth- is palatablo as honoy and Drenta Canndlnn-Aiistrallii- n S. S. 1AD, tation Co. that Its iiatmal advantages cessity for nnd tlnaiielal lesults from er witness; tains tho nutritivo nnd curativo Caimui.ii) v Railway, of soil mid climate have enabled it, lu l'u llil.t nlleiatlou require no comment. If police wit- LLOYD A. SCHMIDT. properties of Puro Cod Liver Oil, hplle r, Even the testimony of of the to keep Its Roth of the Climax boilers at this Q. You say ou were In the Bruns- ns freBh cod crop somewhere mar the oidlnnty jleld nesses and others enabled Finn, the oxtractod by from station weio letubed In 1903 nnd are wick lllllard P.ulor until foiu or live livers, combined with tho Com- THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. by nu Ineieahed application of fertili- iippuuihllig tho end of thelt useful- man who was arraigned for shooting o'clock In tho morning.' zer. An cffoit has been made to In- ex- A. I pound Syrup of Hypophosphites I aii"iui"ur ness. I'uither, owing to the lneieased Rooney to escnpe Justice, it at least was. TH E R A P O N r troduce tile paiaslte of this Insect Into posed gambling game wns Q. Wh you there. and tho" Extracts of Malt and lnlheCoutiniciUi ll.i Uol tylttctnl water supply, their steninlng capacity the which weie .ur,ul3bao, Jobert, clcii, an.l other, cutcvUiM a'l the fields, and theio lb eveiy piospect Is not Hiiltleleiit. An ordei has, theio- eui rled on until lately with their A. I was working theie. Wild Ohorry. Taken boforo meals 4ft dcaUcrata to bo aou,ta lit a o( Lu tuulKUj. of success. 2 11. & knowledge the Q. Kind" work were you digos-tio- n, ana crjthla I foro, been placed for W. boilers. over Uiunswlck Billiard What of it creates an appetite, aids o4 iiinmiti et ( Mllurto tea lo r While on the subject of Insect pests Following par. of doing? rXHERAPION NO I nuliit-l-na It. w!d This will allow one boiler to bo set Pailois. is a the ronows vital power, drives BWKMftwi and will uicrtloj refutation tot tleruDgc It may not be out of place to mention aside at nil times for cleaning putpose, ny Mr, Fleming, of A. Looking nfter the room upstalts. t4 the kMuey., pain, tu tko e, out diseaso germs, makes tho "n Ucl, an! that tlie mole cileUet may, lu the 5 with William C. Vlda. who said nt the time Q. What kind of a room wus It? ASodpatl allmcuu, alldrUiug prompt rUef wLcr. as has been dune tit No. iiiollt. blood rich, rod and full of con- waaf well triod rameUte. liaie bocn iowetlc.i bo a of home loss In those No. 1 Mntlou and Ileitis dependent that he held a indlce commission: A. Just a common room like this. iTHERAPION No 2 for luiiuntyolil,c blood, fields with shallow soils testing on a upon same have at hut been connected Q. Just n room like this, what was structive olomouts, nnd gives nr.plmplM,ipot, blotcbei.iutat andinulhnj thills - WM. C. VI DA. rat kaaU, gout, ruouDiU.m, J. alfdisoasv. (or Ltv.li pai disintegrated coral rock fouii- with the main Irrigation svstem by an lu It? back to tho pleasures and labours ct Ciastcn too much . faihion to cmplo) mercury, da Hon. They have been In the ditches Invetti'd siphon placed tuross Honoull-ul- l Q. You snyxou were there night and A. Just tables nnd chairs. of tho world many who had wnrUUAc.itothodeitructtoDof.ugcrcr.' toelh nnd bmks for .several years Imme- day, Mr. Q. Who else lu r nun oi neaiin. mu rrcUMtiuu punts., tl.e Ueie Valley at Its nariowest patt Vlda? was there, anyone abandoned hopo. Doctor S. II. their deputations were of con- ad- else In ijiivin inruugu iuo uiuui, auu luorouguiy little diately west of this static The A. Sir? there? : All Iriiimnnum 21-- McCoy, of Canada, Bays "I testify uLl mAltiw trnrn Ih. L.lu st iiuenee. In Field they destioy-e- d vantage of this connection is v"ery Q. You say ou weie in the Billiard A. Several people. STMEFIAPION No 3 (or op with pleasuro to its unlimited U ,in un ncie mote of adjoining only supplies wa- Pallor night and day, lu the room Q. Now was going on wiu. aud dl.trvlug couxucuie ul cine gieat. It not what what thnt tampatioD, worry, oi.rwurk, 4c. It luinin the supply ditch for that Held. In ter Is needed for fields below No. 1 above? night V UBofulness as a Mbsuo builder." tiMlrniwcr iiirMtoriDKilreiiKtband vigor to 21-- Immediately adjoining, no dam- ill A. Yes, sir. A. Gambling. always Ma, mfltrlne from the tnertitliu; luflutuci .,' which, with the Increased men that Its curative powers can age ly elMkltnce ill hoi. lUitieaHhi rlltnatca whatever wus done. This Is not vicinity, this pump was unable to Q. What were jou doing there Mr. Q, You were w Diking at one ot the bo rolled upon. It makes a new iERAPION j .old by the rrlncir mentioned to alarm anyone In an supply; but It will enable the Vlda? tables were you? m era in modicino, and is beneficial lw. .wih.uM... ,..iuu,iuu. (e World, urea such as Is occupied by In break- A. Working. A. No, Blr. In EnrUnJ. yd. tu.d it. Cd lu nr.i.. the Ewa Irrigation overseer, case of it from tho first doso. "You can Rata which ofhthe three number. I. r. Plantation Co., the damage mentioned down, to use witter nt once fiom the Q, Running a gambling table? Q. What were you doing nil night ml-an- word d ohicrva tli.it the Tit.i..0...u above Is Infinitesimal. Your A. Working for Kubey Lucas. Ave In morn- trust it as the Ivy does tho Oak." Wycan on the tirltlab Oovcrnraent attention main system as needed without putting and there until four or the Bump (lit is directed to It as a matter of business tho old spare pump into commission. Q. Which Lucas, this Lucas that was ing? Ono bottlo convinces. Avoid all nsuiut tackaire by order o( 111. alaje.ty a Hon. concerning the Interests ot the planta- This spnre pump tuny thus be used here a while ago? A. I was Just looking around there unreliable imitations. Sold by jBM.mliilin.ra, w and without which it a (orgwr tion and one w hleli may become a prob elsewhere If necessary. A. Yes, sir. serving drinks. chemists throughout tho world. HAWAIIAN GAZETTE,TUESDAY, HOHYN h 1904 SEMI-WEEKL-Y.

4. .. 4 ...... 4 ... 4 ... 1 1 I charitable woman, as a woman whose f character and reputation liad never been CHAS. BREWER CO'S. CLAIM assailed by those who knew her but LILIUOKALANI'S only by those who did not know her. 1 NEW YORK LINE And furthermore they gave it as their ABY'S SKIN opinipn, without a dissenting voice, that nothing Ship palling could go so far to harinouire Tlllle E. Stnrbuck in New York to Honolulu D matters Hint new part of our country from 13 SHARPLY a 10 do something in March Int. TAKEN SO the way of a FREIGHT contribution to the . AT LOWEST RATES. Queen, not based on any legal or equitable claim, if you AND HAIR For Freight nates npply to please. CHAS. BUEWEK & CO., Mr. Spooncr. Why do you not put it 27 Kllby St., Boston, in that way? - Or C. BREWER, & CO., Ltd., It Will jn y orv. Mr. .Mitchell. That is the way we Honolulu. Not Likely That Reappear do put it. That is the way the report Something for Mothers to Think Aboift puts it. It was slated that nothing f-- . --f .....4-...... -- f gress Since the Motion to Recommit Was wouiu go so tar to iiannontze matters and quiet matters in those islands. Hlr. Ulackburn. This Government EVERY CHILD horn into the world with an. Lost The Senate Debate. bad nothing to ik with any loss that the Queen sustained in the matter of inherited or early developed tendency to distress-j'n- g, Your Sugar Crop any, properly belonging to herself in fee. This Government had nothinir to disfiguring humours of the skin, scalp, and do, it is assumed by the committee in de-- blood, becomes object Depends on the right quantity nnd (Mail Special to the Advertiser.) was left with those retainers and its report, with the conversion of the an of the most tender quality of Ainmonlntes it has to pendents that you might naturally cx- - rentals from the Crown lands, WASHINGrON, D. Feb. 5.- h:1hvc even to solicitude, only because of feed upon. Nitrogen (Ammonia) be- C, 1- )CCl a sovcrc;gll t0 ucnciMjllB provisional not its suffering but - the government and the Re- ing the principal material removed Probably tnc claim of Liliuo- on iler , public of Hawaii. because of the dreadful fear disfiguration: by sugnr cane. compensation legislature that the from the soil kalani for on account of The of Hawaii undertook Hut, answering first the qtiestionsul-mitte- d A few dollars' worth ot loss of crown lauds was effectually kill- - ? "nkc provision, so far as it felt that by the Senator from Wisconsin, is to be lifelong and mar its future happiness.; I ed for this congress when .he Senate J would say that it is not exactly the T$.s . 'ySrVrnT k case be described, un- and prosperity. Hence it becomes the duty b today, by a vote, to pass that that so often tie refused it. Taking the condition of the rc- - fortunately occurs where people Nitrate of Soda ' $. arc mothers of such afflicted children to The bill came up Friday last and sources of the islands brought down from affluence to want. acquaint: 'r- (The Standard Ammonlate) provoked long debate. Much opposition Mitchell. 'Will the Senator allow In this case the poverty which overtook themselves with the best, the purest, and most l,,c J.0T two yca this dethroned cane, developed and Senator Spooncr made a monarch was not the fed to each acre of growing . Mr. Blackburn. Iwo years. There result of any fault of hers. effective available. motion to recommit. That developed It was as treatment will give surprising results. was a jmi( aml tmt was the limit. The the result of a political revolution. rianters should read our Bulle- the absence of a quorum and the matter two years' limit applied to that grant That warm baths with CtmcunA. SoAr to cloanso tho skin and scalp of cruEte Now, admitting for the sake of the and scales and gontlo applications of CtrrictntA Ointment to instantly tins giving results of Agricultural today's session. "wde by the legislature of the islands allay llebiaj. went over till When it argument that this Government bad irritation, anil iutlatmnatlon, and soothu ami henl, to bo lolloivml in tho Experiment Station trials. They nothing to bringing eoTanv. was brought to a vote again today the .,., ""','' t do with about that cases by mild doses of Cuticuua Resolvent aro all that can bo desired for tlm are sent free. Send name on post . he case is slated. 1 his de- condition of affairs; admitting for the of tlio suffering ot d Infants and children and tlm worn-out motion to recommit was lost 27 to 24. Queen comfort of card. tlironecl has no rights in law. sak'c ot me argument that tins uovem worried mothers has been domonstr.itud in countloss homes in every land. amended ! WILLIAM S. MEYERS, The bill was then so as to She can not prosecute any demand nicnt had no collusion with or knowl- - Tholr absolutosafoty, purity, aud,swcotues3, lustantaneousand gratoful reliof, speeitr Director. makc the amount of the payment $150,- - against the Government. It is conceded dge of the intention and purposes that cure, and great economy leave nothing mora to bo desired by anxious parents. ln advance. It is simply a question of j resulted in the dethronement of this 12-- St., Now York, U. S. A. 000. Then the amended bill was lost John .uracc that commends itself to the con-- : Queen, still Cornploto Extornnl nnd Intornnl Trontmont for Evory Kumout, ...... the fact remains that this Con nlmr i by uc I of Ctrnctuu to tbo rMnnnd wnlp ofmii-tsiini-t walo,.. nnd ..(.fic- and the fair dealing of $or. , science sense of Government did become the recipient of tile tlilrkciioil cuticle. CI'TICI'IIV Olntim-M- to iilliiy IKIilnj- - ad- - pootlio Imlmitl.i- mi'l Inlliitli.n. into Senator Mitchell, of Oregon, who cverv man here. that very overthrow of government to anil nnd I'UTiruit v in m)I.vi:nt. lo cool .'in, I rlraiiM- the l.limil. Sold tlimupli wr Sen-mig- llin wiiilil. .ii-- Depot- It. Spooncr. I ht t Tihv.m.,u Co., 8dncv,N.S. V. So. African IJuluit: U.nnUa vocated the payment said today there' Mr. should like the the extent of the rentals of these lands 1.11... Cum Town. lnu-- ... tt :..,. r ...... , n.l... 1i.Ui.lU. ISltUUt. .U.! L,Ui.lr be a chance to get the bill through h?r. ,0 bc ' Ilc can- - a 'itt,c ,n,orc from the date of the annexation of the oom-.- l.osluii, V. S. A., feolo I'lup.., CUTICUK.V ltuiti.11.3. ire insurance Co . Phcit as to her equity from the stand- - Boii-B- although it was somewhat doubttul. Hawaiian Islands until now. noint o( the Unitcd StateSi t understand Senator lleyburn here participated in The lobbyists, who have been working that it is conceded that the Crown lands the debate. "The Crown "lauds," said - DR J. COLUS The undersigned having been ap- for the claim, haunted the corridor as belonged to ihe Crown, to the Govern- the Idaho Senator, "do not appeal lo BROWNE' Ine"t- - pointed agents of the above company tbc Senate was considering it. I , me at all as the basis of any sympathy l!"5P" I Mr. con- - - Blackburn. There is no or the foundation for making the ap- are prepared to Insure risks against As soon as the bill was reached Fn- ,,,..,... ,1,-- 1 i,, propriation." IS THK ORIGINAL fire on Stone and Brick Buildings and day on the, calendar of the Senate it Mr. Spooncr. And that when by AND ONLY GKNl'INK. on "Then I am afraid we can not reach on Merchandise stored therein the was read as follows: j revolution she was dethroned and the Coughs, Colds, favorable terms. For particulars the Senator's sympathy at all," res- Asthma and Bronchitis. lost government was changed, the title pass- ponded DTt. J. COLL1S BROWNE'S , ipply at the ofllce of Be it enacted, etc. That the Secre- Mr. Blackburn. CIILORODYNE. Vice Chancellor SIR tary of the Treasury be, and is hereby, ed to the new sovereign Senator Clay, of Georgia, also made PAG3 WOOD Btuted publicly In court that DR. J. COLLIS BltOWNE wm F. A. SCHAEFER & CO., Agts Mr. Blackburn. Yes. undoubtedly the INVENTOR of GHLOltODYNE; authorized to pay to Liliuokalani, j some inquiries, as to whether the loss of that the whole story tSl tlm (iRfimdant. Fronmnn. was dellhernoly ro formerly Queen of the Kingdom of Ha- Mr. Spooncr. Being a republic. the Crown lands and the loss of the unlrue. and reprntted to MfTt German Marine Insur'ce Co. Mr. Blackburn. Yes. hnd been sworn to. See the Times. July 18. 1SB4. North waii, in full satisfaction and discharge . rents thereof were not the cnlirc basis DU. COLI.IS mtOWNI-r- Mr. Hoar. As her successor. J. CHLORODYNB Ib a liquid medicine i.bb& OF BERLIN. of all claim, legal and equitable, ?200,- - j of the claim for an appropriation. assuages PAIN of EVERY KIND, affords a calm, refreshing sleep WITH- 000. Mr. Spooncr. That would not cstab-is- h Senator Blackburn said that was not OUT HEADACHE, mid INVIGORATES the nervous system when exhaust Portuna General Insurance Co. Senator Piatt, of Conn., immediately ' an equity. true. ed. ih in? uuuat arwuil-i-u run CHOLERA, DYSENTERY and DIAKIfc. Mr. Hoar. is of IIOEA. proposed an amendment to strike out It a part the story. I have the petition here before 111c, OF BERLIN. ' dis- - Mr. Spooncr. Queens, like in- - continued Clay, I will The General Board of Health, London, reports that tt ACTS aa the words "in full satisfaction and Mr. stale to one aose cbarge claim, legal equitable." dividuals. take their chances in this the Senator. wiAna; Rencrauy sumcient. of all and Dr. Gibbon, Army Medical Stuff, Calcutta, states: '"Two dose comjtetcly The above Insurance Companies have and then the debate started. Senator world of the vicissitudes of life. Peo-- 1 have the brief filed by her counsel, cured mo of diarrhoea." established a general agency here, and Kean, of New Jersey, inquired if there P'e have fortunes and lose them. Many retorted Mr. Blackburn, in my hand, DR. J. COLLTS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNB is the true pallattv to the undersigned, general agents, are were any report on the bill. There had a woman who has lived in luxury finds That is not true. Upon the contrary, NEURALGIA, GOUT. CANCER, TOOTHACHE, RHEUMATISM. authorized to take risks against the been none drawn, as a matter ot fact, when her protector is removed by the it is expressly set up, not as a basis DR. J. COLLIS nrtOWNE'S CHLORODYNE rnpldly cuts short nil at- dangers of the seat at the most reason but subsequently the Senate spent con- - hand of death that her method of living upon which to predicate a legal demand tacks of EPILEPSY. SPASSIS. COLIC. PALPITATION. IIY'STERIA. able rates and on the most favorable in Sen- - mllst change, and all that. It is all against the Government, IMPORTANT CAUTION. The Immense Sale of this Remedy has glva? siderable time muling that out. but as a matter rise to many Unscrupulous Imitations. terms. ator Piatt declared that under the cir- - very sad, but of course it is perfectly properly to be considered, that all of the &. N. Bottle of Genuine Chlorodyne bears on the Governmimt F. A. SCHAEFER CO., cumstances "we may just as well strike clear from the Senator's statement that property, of the estate, of the personalty, General Agents. Stamp Urn name of tho Inventor, DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE. Sold ln bottles out those words and pay her the $200,- - no claim could possibly have arisen in of which she was possessed, independent In lV4d, 2s Pd nnd 4i 6d, by all chemists, 000 without stating what we pay it for." equity by tins change in government, of her rignt of sovereignty, passed from Sol? Manufacturers, j x. Davnporti Llmlletl. London. General Insurance Co. for Sea, He disclosed a little later in the debate so far as the Crown lands go, even her possession and was taken forcible that it was not his intention to vole for against the Republic of Hawaii, I possession of by the Government that River and Land Transport the bill in any form. should think. succeeded the crown government. . 0 of .Dresden. Mr. Blackburn said he hoped the ' Mr. Blackburn. The United Slates : Now, 1 have but one more thing to .'It amendment ot Mr. Piatt would not lie has seen fit to apply to the uses of say, and that I have already said. There STDNEBDATS SUNK IN PLACE Having established on agency at Ho- adopted and Mr. Hoar, who was one of the Hawaiian Islands the money here is no, ground here upon which to base BIGHT nolulu and the Hawaiian Islands, the the pioneers in the Senate in chain- - described, but it was the United Slates a legal claim. There is no ground here undersigned general agents are author- pioning the payment of a sum to the that made the application of the money upon which an action could be brought to ized take risks against the dangers said he thought she had equit- - and not against a government, even if (he gov- - of the sea at the most reasonable rates able riubts. Mr. Blackburn added Mr. Spooncr. What I should like to would waive its sovereignty Consul-Gcnor- al on that eminent Cablegrams received yesterday by Saito and the most favorable terms. the report in favor of the bill was have the Senator point me 10 be may and admit itself liable to be sued. There A. & CC F. SCHAEFER unanimous from the Senate Committee have done so when the matter was be-- is no urotmd here unon which a hi from Minister Takahira at Washington, and by the local Agents for the Hawaiian Islands. fore the Senate the session is on the Pacific Islands and Porto Rico. at last could bo predicated in a court of equity, branch of the Yokohama Specie J lank from the main bank in. "Since the dethronement the Queen what equity is based upon the loss of is all conceded. It is frankly ad-th- e j of That ' and the taking possession of the crown lands to which she had the fee. I milted that the only proposition sub-d- o Yokohama, confirm earlier Associated Press dispatches that lands, which were hers as lqng as she re- not see how, if she had the fee, it milled to the Senate lo determine is as Admiral Togo has blocked the Russian licet in Port Arthur "The tained the sovereignty of those islands," could be lost without some judicial pro-- to whether in good conscience and fair continued Senator lilacKburn, "the gov- ceeding. I would not suppose annexa-- dealing this bill should not pass, harbor, lioth cablegrams arc lo the effect that the vessels ernment has received in round numbers tion could do it, but there may be some- - ' i loaded with stone, which were sent forward under a convoy 5 i., !,., 4i, SPOONER AND MI ICIlhLL DE-- an average yearly rental of $45,000 from l lllllf, ill .wkliUt Vfcnt It IV, V,tlOV. tt.ivi.IIIV.II Overland J'tltlW BATE. 5 of torpedo boats to be sunk in the channel leading to Port i. those lands. So about .1 half million would afford an equitable basis for an of money has been collected since her appropriation. Mr. Spooncr. Mr. President, it is a i Arthur's harbor, were intentionally sunk by the Japanese " ' dethronement as the rents of the crown just at that point and nclore little diiiicult, because somewhat themselves and in the right place. As five vessels are report- - lands alone. ilr. Limited" had opportunity to proceed gracious, perhaps, for one to antagonize ed to have been utilized in this exploit, five Japanese Hob-- !" In the course of the debate the amount in answer to Mr. Spooner's question, a proposition so persuasively presented of these rentals and the beneficiary of there was a digression com-- is by sons may le said to have come to the front. ? BL3CTRIC LtQHTtD about the as this the Senator from Kentucky, them was inquired into extensively by mittce report. After a prolonged dia-'ll- e is a sympathetic man, and I think Thc first cablegram received yesterday was that of the ? Senators. The replies developed the in- loguc it was stated that the report on most of us sympathetic men. I are Yokohama Specie Bank, and reads as follows: . formation from Senator Mitchell, of the bill was the report which the special have listened to all he has had to say, Oregon, and others that the exact committee made, after visiting the isl- - and all the Senator from Oregon (Mr. "Yokohama, afi. of the Feb. amount rentals in ten years has amis last summer. Finally Senator Mit- - j Mitchell) has to say, I had and can "To Yokohama Specie Rank: ,'J California been $432,378.06 and that that amount chell read the five paragraphs, stating not, for the life of me, see from their has gone into the federal Treasury here the conclusion of thc special commit- - statement upon what conceivable basis "It is reported that on the night of thc 23rd hist., our in Washington, not into the Territorial tec, as was published in the Advertiser this appropriation can be justified, torpedo boats intentionally sunk five old vessels to bottle up To the ISAST via treasury. year ago when more than a the report We are not appropriating our own Port Arthur."' NOT AN EQUITABLE CLAIM. of the special Committee was made pub- - money. We are the conservators of the 1 lie. he debate then continued as tol money belonging to the United States, Consul-Gener- Spooncr, aggressive The cablegram to al Saito, received a"bout The Union Pacific Senator the most lows : raised by taxation in one form and an- opponent of the bill, immediately en- 11 a. m., is ' Mr. Spooncr. If Ihe is en other. We go to the limit sometimes as follows: gaged in argument with Air. Blackburn in appropriations out of sympathy. Here 2(ith, as being equitable titled to a moiety, why giveher a lump, Washington, Feb. 1904. J to there an claim sum? is a proposition to appropriate $200,000 that the government ought to recognize. "Saito, Honolulu : This Train Is really a Mr. Mitchell. There is no suggestion o"1, ' Treasury to Liliuokalani, the Mr. Spooncr declared that for the life "'f the "At daybreak of thc 24th hist., four old worthless vessels j' of him he could not understand how in the report, from beginning to end, 9l,c.cn o. First-Cla- ss Modern Hotel that she should have a moiety or any1,..1' is no enough to warrant were seTit tq the mouth of Port Arthur, escorted by a flotilla there was any such equitable claim. The appropriation that she is a woman following colloquy, mainly between other sum as a matter of absolute right, of torpedo boats, for the purpose of blocking the port by but on the principle of national grace, of ood charactcr-t- lm , as far as I wltn Handsome Parlors, Drawing those two Senators, was devoted to concerned, goes without saymg-- sinking them at the entrance. in sink- and fair play, under Ml the circum- -' "" or They have succeeded Rooms, Bed Chambers, Boudoirs, that phase of the claim: ,s woman of literary taste i stances, between a great and powerful , ll,a,t ing them in right place, and the officers and crews alj Mr. Spooncr. Does tiic Committee :l,,,1"'' We a wom:m were a Smoking and Reading Rooms, predicate anything upon the theory that nation and those people, it is suggested ". '"" "'y saved by the torpedo boats and returned in safety. that it would be good policy on the, l .?. country of fine literary taste and she was dethroned by the United States? ' Barber Shops, Bath Rooms (hot and part of the Government, to say nothing ;'.bll"' struggling from day to day to "No information from Admiral Togd about the main Mr. Blackburn. No. That, of course, the Government can i cold water), superbly appointed Din- was her contention and of her ad- else, to make her recompense of some , . fleet, but we have good reason to believe that tbev are all that not appropriate'' money to aid them on re- kind, of some amount, not ncccssaily herents; but the committee in its ,c" kind-receiv- f safe. ing Rooms, glittering with Mirrors, Cut to be gauged by the amount of rentals ground as that, although s TAKA1HRA." port expressly disclaims any such pur- hearted people who arc affluent might Glass, Fragrant Flowers, Can- pose as In express language I Electric that. the .' well enough help, and they many times delabra, etc.; Promenades, Observation committee holds that she has no legal I will state that the committee, on (, , somc.tinlcs ,lcIn ,, wlthlicld claim against this Government for any- visiting the islands, was forced into tins .. 1' .. :i ..;,. . . it 14HK4H wi; feitit,. Rooms, Lights, very j mini; t.iaiiv WE TRAINED THEM Electric Electric Fans, thing; hut the committee recommends inquiry much against its will but, M Mitchell. At the same time the ILL PORTARTIR'SBOOMGOI Telephones', Electric Reading Lamps, the payment of the $200,000, based upon as the report shows, the petition was Sc)ator ,.nows ,lcre ,, a colrt ()f cf)n. the one item of consideration which I ,.il-ihv.- ..1 .....Km . ii. ..' tM scicnCe. There is a court of fair play, etc. I- Perfect Heat, have stated in answer to the Senator 11 ill ' MlllHtl4 ltlt7 lilUUW Ull LIIVi V.VJII- nc M oi pniintricc tinttnuc uion ANNAPOLIS, Md Feb. 12. Seven A neWB agency on good from Wisconsin, and other considera- mitticc that we investigate the, factsand , governments, that has no place might . , , Jap- In tions. These crown lands were hers mak 0 such report as we think t r,conizc(1 . court. Thc of the commanding olllcers ot the that, spite of the enormous, during her sovereignty. Whenever she proper under the circumstances. We g , , , (1)CCa,IM ,,' navy outlay, placed en- RUNS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR ' anese are graduates of the Naval tho boom at tho ceased to he the sovereign, the Queen, did. We inquired into the sentiment ..?.,,. :c ., 1.1 t ,i. 1..... 11 ,i. Ullu Ui . UIU IJC.ll i.l.twvti:) ui'l liiw Academy. trance to Port Arthur wan destroyed of those islands, the Crown lands ceased 01 tnc peop.o mere, ana we loum one b , t, Sla,cs) t0 ,.now to belong to lier. In other words, they y They nro; 55un 55ou Mntzmullii, ap- by the action of the waves In Novem- Full Information Cheerfully Furnished ' Ko-ro- belonged to the Crown. Mr, President. Before I visited those ; pointed In 1SC9, graduated In 1873; ber last year, nnd has not yet been on Application to Now, Mr. President, admitting, as the islands and heard the testimony of all Mr- - Spooncr. I yield as quickly to an Kutz, appointed In 1871, gradua- repaired. Furthermore, pays Ibo committee freely docs, that this claimant sides I had been led to believe from "PI"1 t0 conscience, and so does the ted In 1877; OIra Kunltomo, appointed agency, tho number of torpedoes to so la S. F. BOOTH, has no status in court, that she has no what had been uttered in the Senate Senator, and so do the Senate, and In 1872, Graduated In 1877; Yonosko sunk at that port In case of emerffunta legal ground upon which she can make some years :go and what I had seen in does the country, as any man or body Knouyev, appointed In 1877, graduated Is present only 3S0 in all, while nboiot Gonoral Ag nt. is nt any demand upon this Government, the the papers that this lady was not en- of men in this world. Where the In 1881; Tusuh Serarta, appointed In 5,000 aro required adequately to guard I Montgomery St , San Francisco what the Sen- committee by its unanimous action, in titled to any consideration from any- appeal to conscience on 1877, graduated In 1881; Sotoklchi Urlu, tho entrance. Viceroy Alexleff, then-for- e, ator states in this case? Nothing, Mr. Govp-tih- . . on . . consideration of the facts that I have body. Commencing with Governor appointed In 1878, graduated In 18S1. recently asked tho homo . here, recommend the sum sDole, who was born there, witness President; absolutely nothing. Why appointed in 1890, ment to supply more torpedoes stated that after sovereign and lltroakl Tamura, at an E. L. Umax, G. P. & T. A. of $200,000 be paid to her. witness was called upon the stand and not? Liliuokalani was thc of graduated In 1900, early date and, until their arrival, tha It must be understood and admitted sworn, all classes anil parties ban the Hawauaus. She was dethroned as Urlu Is now admiral In tho Japaneso defence of tho entranco to tho port, can Omaha, heard-par- all the history of the Neb. no one will deny it that the conditions ties who represented thc sovereigns through navy and la commander of tho Japan-ch- o Informant conjectures, will remain la- - attaching were peculiarly hard upon this monarchy, parties who represented those I """" '" """ - v sriuudron In the Far East, complete. Japan Times, Jan. 30. um'- tha ; wc I Senator does not claim GRAPHICALLY DESCRIBED. dethroned sovereign. There she was in who had pulled down the monarchy 'l'c iwerc more than comfortable circumstances. and without a solitary dissenting voice the cause of her dethronement. If the is girl Senator urged asked us to do HAKODATE, Feb. 29.1 It reported that the Japanese have ''What kind of a is she?" She had an annual rental of about $50,-00- 0 they all testified to the high character that and, gov-- been blockading Vladivostok since "Well, she's the kind of a girl who from lands that belonged (0 her so of that woman penance by this appropriation for a last Thursday, crnmental wrong, there would he some-charact- will llirt desperately for six months and long as sovereignty was vested in her, They testified not only to her high ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 29. News is expected of heavy larifl then want to be a sister to you." Chi- nuali-- . ''"'" to debate. But they dispute that. She had a comfortable estate in her hut to her many good fighting Yalu. cago Post, own. right, all of which was lost. She tics as a woman, a Jiterary woman, a (Continued on page 8.) near HAWAIIAN GAZETTE.TUESDAY, MARCH ,1 1904 SEMI-WEEKL-Y.

A great many CLAIM v. .v LILIUOKAUNI'S pooplo wa nt V IT HAS DAVIS CASE LSfll VV s PARALYZED long, V 7fl:hVB WIPED hair, but SCORED OFF (Continued from page 7.) O'mm tm ( how to .'y&rf-- ' s,V-S- They arc careful, to file a caveat as to get ItAjT f SUCCESS that. that is " Some Old Estate Suits. Now, what is there left? On the what puzzles THLCOURT ruins of the monarchy was erected the them. Tho Advertler.) Republic of Hawaii, which by operation (Mall Special to the Probate and Other of law became the successor of tle fact Is, tho WASHINGTON, D. C, I'cb. 11. The monarchy in the ownership, and there- hair needs a Answer Intelligent upbuilding of the Depart- Matters. fore in the right to the usufruct of the llttloholp Startling '1 ment of Commerce nnd labor here Is Crown lands. he Republic of Hawaii now and then. existed as a government, taking to her- Tbo attracting much fnvqrable attention In roots self the rental and profits of tins land, feeding. Given One Congress. Huslness men over the by The Supreme Court has thrown out for four j cars or more, until by agree- When tho hair I3 starved. It stops cj-.- bcock la an Overdue. learning new de- United S country arc thnt this the lutest series of petitions for rehear- ment or compact between the growing, loses Its lustre, falls out, nft-n- - States Republic of Hawaii of rob. 16 snyc Shortly partment, now organized less than n case filed by and the that turns gray Is 1V.C1I Juron ing of his disbarment Republic committed suicide nnd became Ajer's Hair Vigor a ship W. llabcoclc yenr, large field of usefulness hali-hcl- HW Amerlcnti I'. has a George A. Dals, Its lullng being re- merged with the United States, the It makes tho hair grow, she Is attaining to useful- stops from falling, "Ml Baltimore Inst September win ahead. It the corded In the following minute of property of the United States. it aud completely In Chesapeake Hay. ness, designed by Congress In crentlng cures dandruff, renw-te- nhore William R. alley's suit for J15.000 court: I can readily believe that the men who of having It, rapidly Congress fol- n'irf m received later her much more thnn In the matter of George A. Dals, an dethroned her out there and her d images ngaliiBt the Metropolitan kind-hearte- In condi- to lowers surround these d Hern (Imtod unKnnned ami expected. There nre always critics attorney at law. Petition for Rehear- Ayer's Hair Vipr Meat Co., on account of Injury and ex- members of the Senate and favor an tion to continue her barely commenced disparage a new undertaking. They 25, 1901. De- Is ing. Submitted Februnry appropriation of this kind to Liliuokala-n- i. If your hair fading or turning I,llot tlml took pense from n runnwny out of new Depart- wijage. Still Inter "e sustained were not sllcn when the cided 1'ebruary 27, 1304. The Judg- Perhaps they who dethroned her gray, begin at onco with Ayer's Hair from and he De- aw ship to a una heard defendant's yard, was called before ment was authorized. Hut the ment of debarment was rcndcied on feel that they wronged her and would Vigor. It will positively restore color absolutely vessel had Is long to be be glad to have some other purse than to gray full, ienteJ that the Judge De Bolt.' J. I'. Hall nnd J. J. partment destined before August 10, 1003, nt the October, 1902, jour hair, all tho rich ashore or in any dnnger. She had populnr In Its field of work theirs open to reparation for their color It had in early life "Wri nppeared for plaintiff; Holmes aulto as term. Within the thirty dnjs allowed fog, he said, Dunne wrong. But the senators do not urge As a g jou will certainly anchored on account of the as the Agricultural Department Is with by Rule II of this court, which pro- that. having been & Stanley nnd E. A. Douthltt for de- reheating llko it, for it keeps tho hair soft and mm! the report of her the farmers of the country. vides that "a petition for We by may presented only within thirty took Hawaii, Mr. President. I glossy and prevents it from splitting ulim.' ns carried by t.ome one who fendant. The panel was exhausted Secretaiy Cortcljou, the first mem- be voted against it. I after the tiling of the opinion," the think it would have at tho ends. sighted her after tins tog bad lifted, challenges, both parties availing them- ber of the Cabinet to represent the In dns been better for Hawaii had she not - respondent filed on Septener 2, 1603, Do not bo deceived by cheap imita- iL tiffoie she n.ul cot u,- her anchor. been acquired by the United of the limit. A special venire terests of Commerce nnd Labor, will petition for lehenrlng and on Sep- States, and will only disappoint you. Hancock left Baltimore 12J d.us selves a I think our purposes would have been tions which 'Hit be to get appropriations tember 5, 1903, n Hupplementnl petition Malco suro get genuino jgo and jesterdny was iuoted for re- returnable at 10 o'clock this morning able this jear subserved quite as well by fortifing that jou tho L rehearing, which petitions were at tlfteen per cent. The Bab-w- for his work much more easily than for and improving Pearl Ajer's Hair Vigor. insurance was therefore Issued, the court ad- the November session of the Harbor, which we to one of the Sew all lleot nnd is year ago. heard at by. PrtPirci) by Dr. C. ft Co, Mom . U S A. was the case one He has present term and denied on January owned. But that has gone J Am Lordl. somnmnded by Captain Moen, who journing until thnt time. bet- What was our agreement with Ha- proceeded cautiously, thinking It 19, 1901. Three other petitions for re- ,vas promoted to his present chnrge for waii? Did she come us "Would you render a verdict accord ter to proceed slowly than to proceed hearing been subsequently, dur- to without cost? IIOLLISTER DRUG CO frillant Lffoits In fighting fire on have Did we take pro- lis ing present term, filed, the first her to govern her and ship Shenandoah, of hU.h he was ing to the law and the evidence?" with haste nnd make mistakes. The the tect her and safeguard her people iic on January 27, the second on Februnry for FORECLOSURES. vnJef otllcci. In very all time without burden? is "No," came promptly from the first Department has been Installed 2 on 19. The There an and the thlid Tebiuaiy inherent presentable quarters, all the offices be- General moves to stilkc these burden in such an ownership. juror examined. Counsel stood aghast Attorney MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OP INTEN- arrived. ing new, well arranged, nnd, although three last mentioned petitions from But we did more than that. We Teb. 26. at the candor of the Juior, while Judge assumed, in the joint resolution by which TION OF FORECLOSURE AND rrlday, not highly pretentious, admirably suit- the files. Per Cuilam: The motion S. Alameda, Dow dell, fiom San nre wc acquired Hawaii, the public indebted- or SALE. it S De liolt nearly fell oft the bench. - Is granted and the three petitions iTnimisio, at 7.30 a. m. ed to the present heeds. He has glv- stricken fiom the files. ness of Hawaii of every description, Mini llelene, NeKon, from Hawaii Charles Kapule was the" juror and 0n careful attention to the personnel, Honolulu, February 27, 1904. with a simple proviso tint it should not A. B. LOEBEN'STEIN. exceed ?4,ooo,ooo. I 110 ,wrts. at 2 a m. he did not menu what he said, rurther giadually bilnglng together as efllclent GEORGE LUCAS, have doubt it Ke Au Hou, Tullett. fiom Ka-l- at reached tint maximum. Has the Sen- i,tmr - n"(1 courteous a working force, as can Cleik. Notice is hereby given poits, at T.JO a. m. examination bhowed that he was slm- ator information about that? that puisuant be found In the Departments of any of HOLT ESTATE SUITS to the power of sale contained In that Sunday, Teb. 2S. ply one of those Jurors on the list who Mr. Mitchell. It was more. ,,,,, colleagues possibly Henry Smith, trustee of the rstnte certain mortgage dated September bth, SUnr W. O. Hall, Thompson, from and do not the English Ian- - of Robert Wlliam Holt which Is Mr. Spooner. 1 remember after that 1S97, made by A. B. Loebensteln, Trus- NanUivvill, 3 10 a. in., with C000 undeistand Thero hftvo bce nQ )rQ hies mon as having been cvci since July wc passed some laws which added large tee, of Hilo, Island of Iluwall, Hawai- Ilackfeld & Co, 23 M. T. gunge. He was excused for cause. iticar for technlc methods. Consideration of C, 1SC2, pending final probate pioceed-in- g, ly to the expenditures. 'I lie United1 ian Islands, mortgagor, to AV. O. Smith, Mils, '.I bills, hides, 2 bdls. tallow, 11 Plaintiff began and ended the per-- matters affecting Immigration, corpo- - has brought a bill In equity States therefore did not simply cm-bra- Tiustee, of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, jrifKH. sundries. against Christopher J. Holt, Emma M. the Republic of Hawaii and hold Hawaiian Islands, moitgagee, and re- Kahu-'o- i, excusing D. rations, labor Interests, shipping, and Stinr Cluudinc, Parker, from emptory challenges, J. pur- it in its embrace. bought terri- corded in the Register Office, Oahu, in - Holt and Carlos A. Long, for the It the S u in. Stne, Edmund Norile and J. O. Car- - j other "cr "hlcl1 tlie DtPnrt- pose of foreclosing a mortgnge secur- tory, took the debt, and is expending Liber 171, pages 237, 2S8 and 233, and from Oahu ports, 7 I '"" Schr. Mukllinna, ment has been glen jurisdiction, hns note $1500 S per per large sums of money, I take it, as is which said mortgage was assigned and ter Jr. Defendant excused Joseph Aea, ing n foi at cent m. proceeiled IlIonfr conservative lines. annum made to Bruce Caitvv right, the true as to other territory, in administer- transferred by said W. O. Smith, Tius- A Cummins, Se.arle, from Stinr J Geo. Dillingham nnd S. K. Akl. Jurors The Secretary has been laying the complainant's predecessor, on July 10, ing from the national standpoint their tee, to A. S. Wilcox, of Hannmaulu, C almannlo, p. m. opera-announc- lcinnlnlng In the box, when the clerk foundation for ery qxtended 1S9G C. W. Ashford and Ella A. C. affairs. Island of Kauai, Teiritory of Hawaii, Monday, Teh. 29. the panel as exhausted, tlons. whereer there seemed to bo an Long nre attorneys for complainant. Now, Mr. President, there is not a by assignment dated September 6th, Schr Clias L. Woodbury, Harris, opportunity to collect useful informa- - shadow of foundation for 1SS7, and recorded in the Register Of- were John Andiews, C. H. Clapp, John Carlos A. Long Is a defndant from his this claim so iom Hilo and I'uako at 7 a. in. fof lllanufncturerSi shlppers, wage claiming to have been judicially ap- far as the Crown lands arc concerned, fice, Oahu, In Liber 171, page 307, the Koo-1- u C. Iudwlgsen, Hem y Cook, Schr Kmwilluni, Mom:s, from Kldwell, J. carnel,, or for the general public, pointed as administrator de bonis non nothing that would appeal to the court, said A. S. Wilcox, assignee of the moit- ports, ,u 2 30 a. m. fetnrr Kapu, John It. Monlz, Joseph One Interesting Incident of Secretary with the will annexed of the estate of nothing that can appeal to the con- gagee, Intends to foreclose said mort- DEPARTED. Andrade, Jas. Armstrong, J. C. Axtell Cortelyou's administration hns been his Robert William Holt. science of a trustee who is called upon gage for condition bioken, to-w- it, th-- s to good to pay nt of principal Teb. 20. Andi.ide. nttentlon the deelopment of A similar suit, only with John D. out other people's money. and Interest rrlday, nnd Jessln In when due. I'lnir. Maunn Loa, Simerson, for mnterlal for the Important places Holt, Ji ns the principal defendant, is Mr. .Mitchell. The Senate thought gov- - Notice Is likewise given Haul, Kona and K.ui 12 in. DAMAGHS FOR EJECTMENT. hi Department from the force of brought to foreclose a mortgnge for differently once, because it passed this that the poits, at I property conveyed by mortgage Stmr Helene, NeKon, for Lnhulnn, - eminent clerks. It has almost become $12,500. precise Din m the last Congress. said G. T. Goela's suit for $10,000 dam- nx,om , will be sold public auction at llaalacn, Kawaihue, Mahukona, Laupa-locho- e nn omcln, WnshJnBton mt Mr. Spooner. I opposed it. at the ages against A. M. Itiown, High INSTRUCTIONS WANTED Court House In Hilo, of Hawaii, Hilo, D p. the government clerk, however bright Mr. Mitchell. You are consistent. Island and at in. Bruce Cartvv right, of 12 SheiilT, et al , on nccount of alleged un- - nnd promising he may been, as trustee the Mr. Spooner. I know I Territory of Hawaii, at o'clock noon, Sunday, Teh. 28. hae Queen am consistent. - peedlly becomes a drudge without am- - Emma Estnte, has bi ought a It docs not follow on Thursday, the 21th day of March, 5. S Xevacl.m, Gicenc, for Kahului, lawful ejectment, c.ime on for tilnl be- because the Senate bill In equity for Instructions, naming passes bills that they ought to be passed. 1904, by I. E. Ray, auctioneer. v p m. foie Judge Gear. Hitting .t Vhas np- - ns cf.o mta and accounted in hlmstlf administrator of Prince Mr. Mitchell. And it does not follow The property covered by said mort- 2D. lid- - n estate, Queen's Hospltnl gage Monday, reb. peaied for plaintiff; Robertson .t ther communities men who ought to the because the Senate opposes bills that consists of all that ceitaln piece, Stinr. I.ehua, Nnpaki, for Molokul er for Drown; II. L,. Marx for T. It. make good careera for themselves. It and Mele I Kunulakea as defendants. they ought not to pass. parcel or lot of laud situate in Hilo, 5 p. m. Queen by will devised cer- lurts, at Walkei, T. May and J. Usbome, trus- - Is rare that one of them rises to a, po- - Emma her Mr. Spooner. No. Notwithstanding Island of Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Ka-?j- a, pieces of being Stinr. Ko Au Hou, Tullett, for j5'1'0" of m"ch ""Portance, if remaining tain real estate to Alexander my opposition to this bill, passed, generally called Reeds Island, a tees of .St. Clement's Episcopal chuich. J. Cartvv light, predecessoi of plain- it and parcel by parts ot Annlioln, Kalihlwai, Kllaue.i and 1" the service a half dozen years., Mr. the perhaps it will pass now, but it will not of land surrounded G p. ,,,,,. was accepted by In trust to pay one-hn- lf of the In- being por- ijanalei, at m. Cortolyou howe,er, Is one of the most tiff. pass with my vote. the Walluku River, and a Ana-tol- a, come to Queen's Hospital tion of Ahupuaa of called Gaso. sclir. Eclipse, Gahan, for both sides as diawn: John Edwaids, conspicuous examples of what a gov--I thereof the Mr. Mitchell. I wish to state, as one the Plihonua, at 5 p. in. and one-hn- lf to her cousin, Albert K. "Koloiki," and containing an area of E. Ill ike, II. C. Carter, II. C. Austin, eminent clerk can do If he will. , He member of the committee, that, in my Stnir. foi 4 p. m. Kunulakea, during the term of his nat-- m 26 acres moie or less. Kauai, I'unaluu, V. Geo.' Ma-- u'01 t0 have a clerkship In the Post- - judgment, if there is not some M. J. Canoll, C. Weedon, I al life his to his kind of Together all the rights, ease- ofnee Department. and after death claim on the part of this woman grow- with kalem, J. M. AVebb, J. A. McCand ess, lawful Issue. In case of of ments nnd nppui tenances thcieto be- PASSENGERS. Since he became a member of the the death ing out of the Crown lands is, Gcoige K.ilaluhl, A. named will, that longing and the impiovements Tr.isk and J. J. Cabinet and head of a Department, other annuitants in the out of the proceeds of the Crown lands that Ariived. t- may be thereon. Sulll.tn. Hefoie the trial began the Mr. Coiteljou has had his eye upon - then I do not think she has any claim I'erstnuv-Mnun- i l.o i, lVb 28, foi a, Terms: Cash, United States Gold complaint dis- joung men who could fit Into good at all, and she ought Mnulaen, Kun.i and polls. as to the church was not to have a cent. Coin; deeds expense of pur- Knu plnces within his gift. He now a To Be Depended On '1 hat is my opinion at the Dr. N. W. Aluli, A. missed. Ihe til.il is still on. has and has been from Fre.u. Miss Flunks, cleilc.il force of eiy willing young the first in regard chaser. I. T.ucu, S. Kelllnol, A V. Miss to this matter. But For further particulars apply to W. Cuter, .SMALL DAMAGES. men nnd, In the last few months, they I do think, and M. G.ispar, Willi .McDoug.,11, V. W. I have ahvavs thought Smith, Building, Honolulu, or im have made an unusual record In the since I have investigated 0. Judd flrunnor. The tiespass suit of Mie. l'atiny Love, Because It Ts the Experience it, that there 1. E. Ray, Hilo, Hawaii. n. number of extra bonis of work. A is a claim here, legal IVi-htn- Mlkah.ili, l"eb 2", for Kan- - ndinlnWtintiK, vs. '., C. Copelimd, with not a claim, not A. S. WILCOX, census of the time of In dlf- - an equitable U ports -- u 11. ,, woik the of a Honolulu Citizen and one that could be enforced Mortgagee. Liiatles I'.nls, A. Auditoi J H. risher. cmilsheo. bad ,.. a MmKav ui. V l . ft,,. ' in court, but one which as between 25, 1904. and wife T. C. D.ivies. , ,, . """ "'""""" Tk . Can Readily In- Dated Honolulu, Februaiy ...... i ,, "Wf-l- LlltJ ICSIUL-U- LU be tt this great Werner, J. M Spuulding, Gcoige II. " ,,."iiit,4iife, juij tt.lltC'U, ,le,"l l i .:.'"Ht ilUUUl nation and the former sover- 2367 td. Fairchild. befoie Judge He Holt vcsteiday. r. ''"ect that the working hours In the vestigated, eign of Hawaii ought to have consider- X' Claudlne, from Kahului, ' Andrade foi plalntlfi, G. A """ j CMemieu irom ation. stinr. Dnls lor Mr. Spooner. Magistrate "Will you take this man Feb. 2S- -J. P. Cooke. Geo O. Coopei. defend,,,, ', , P; '" ' V'0 Mr. President, there is be cou.t awa.ded i.lain- - A stranger In not. to be jour lawful husband, love, honor, fX. Dunklin?, Mis D Mclntvre, H. E. ZLVTW? lost a large city would tin? damages of $1, from which - more dependence di- '1 and obey Him?" Mlilnda "Look hyar, Ifnnrlrll.' H1 M U' T uillng Cortdvou's cleiks lind been remark- place fur on the Mr. Mitchell. he Senator understands llln rl,n 1,bl Jedge, I'll 'gree to wash an' lion fer dis Kri'n S .,! V,,. xi.w,,,' sl,e "Ppealed I he claim was for $1S1.- - Industrious. rections given hlm by a local resident what I mean. He did from the first, - Attnim- t ., gwlne hlm f """") w Mr, Cortelyou is himself a very d III- -, than the guidance of another stranger nut would not admit it. nlggei, but I alnt ter 'low J. Song. M A , costs, on account of the shoot- - Inter-Moimtnl- n. H. Mis. Tavaies, Mis. ""' like Is conse- ter boss me." Butte David, K gent woiker. It Is nothing uncom- himself. This a natural Mr. Spooner. I only understand what Clms. Rev. P Woo, N W. Ing of a hoibe quence of experience: like a ship R. W. Shingle, mon tor him to go to the Department it's the Senator means by what the Senator ainU. J. Lucas, Miss IM51M1.VAL In !n s. strange port a trusty pilot fami Eohry.. I MATTERS. the evening to attend to olllclal busi saj . reading a paragraph from the special ness. Not a long time ngo, he liar with the harbor is always called Mr. Mitchell. I J'er stmr. W. G 11,11, from Kauai Mnmhoiigs til.,1 fo, the muulei of noticed have said the same committee's report : a square man work- upon to bring her safely to her moor- thing all ports. IVb 2S. T C Davles, r. M. Mahelona, Jawed joung also the time. "So that we come to this: Is there the policeman who was at- - ing nt his fiequently ings. So It Is with endorsement; we Mr. Spooner. I . ,e, .vuss M , desk along Into understand the Sen- any wiry, snun, Sturtovant, ,l.1,,llli.. I....U. 1.1... I...... -- . I 1 ...... doubt the sayings of people living at a reason upon 'considerations ' "Lt "l - ,mlu0 Eomo ator to say that there is no 21. F 1'rosser and wife r S Munsell. "" '" "'" "." ""' '"'s- "c ""auines point Decause we Investi- claim here of national grace, public and private jus- xuls Jestoiday tne young distant can't 111 his judgment, T. Adaehl Chong Tong C A Uuscn hl0'u""'' continued foi "oout man's rcord, founu gate, but public expression of local cither legal or equita- tice, political policy, and fair, equita- - bfc '.M. U B00tl n"d BaNe hlm a flne ble. U. V. Stur'tevnnt nnd wife.'s Vnn- - " tU1"' "V Robinson. The rea- - "ns I'r0" citizens can be depended upon, j blc dealing,' we should pass this little Jle for 'tis Mr. Mitchell. The Senator did ahaln. J. W Parwell, Miss M Water- - win was that the juiy weie excused '".,?"' an easy matter to prove It. Evidence not uui 01 00,000 ior tins it "M Secretary to the President, one put in the qualification. I did not flnuic C j'Mnn it i nnoottttin.n "'"ll for the Jones, like the following Is beyond dispute: state seems to me, Mr. President, that even 31 "! mu.dei t.Ial of Mr. Cortelvou's popular traits was the proposition as he has stated it. Sheonc ami deck I Mr. W. r. Williams of this city. Is a upon this ground this bill can not be - - next Monday, which will piobably ex- - tactful couitesy In dealing Mr Spooner. I t with the light-hous- e keeper, and he has held this No: am going to state sustained. I think the committee ought i or-- the balance Uaust .some weeks of the teim. "imiwiniis oi people coming to Ills position for the Inst 30 years. He says: of it. The thing is as un- not to have inserted those words, 'na- PASSENGERS BOOKED. lice. Is also substantial Solomon Mehi'Ula, Enoch Johnson ami That characteristic, not "I was for a number of years, one of tional grace.' What is national grace? Onlt nf lilc .it,,. rtfTlnn..,..-- l.l.t nt n Per Klnar for Hilo and way poits, T.,,.,,1, ,..,,., , , ., J "fc '" "" u. UWb n..n. u." numerous army of people who As a painted ship 1 see ,!.. ' """v-l"-,- tl tCIJ that do not that that has anything to JJarch 1 at 12 noon. C E. Oldlng, II. '" nCe In Ws department. Mr. Cortel-- suffer with their backs. Mine ached Upon a painted ocean. do with the matter. 11. ""- - wmcncrs, voHteniay ou wants to see everybody 4. cambric, ll. Cambilc, A, Lours, "" "u"t' possible, and pained me to no small extent, so That is all there is to it. '"Public and private justice.' It is Capt. Curtis, Mrs. A A. Young nnd '"id theli pleas fuither continued wno llns legitimate business. Those I was glad when rem- until that I heard of a Now, admitted that there is no paj-me- to be child, John Hind, J, S Low, Ere- - ,wlo come are given Imprebslon, edy what international question is Miss tomoriow, thnt for It, Doan's Backache Kidney there made here on the ground of cither public ncr, Mrs. M. Pacheco, V Lemon, T. 'he moment they come In contact with Pills. I obnlncd some here, Mr. President? Hawaii is A.' tf,n,. " ,. u,u,, of these at the not a or private justice. Proctor, A. A. Young, W. Leleht, Paul u'ony. "" the men 1 1,1s anteroom. This cour- - Holllster Drug Co.'s store, and took nation. There is no international Kl,lml Jl" adjourned until tomonow relation between the United "'Political policy.' What is. there of Jarrett, D. S. Bowman, Miss Florence tesy wins the Secretaiy fiiend3 and them. They gave me great relief, and States and political policy 'Vresbrey, "Hirnliig. helps Hawaii. The Republic of Hawaii, the which should lead this Miss C. Presbrcy, Mrs. Ada his Depattment. I make this short narration of my ex- Government to make this appropria- (ilsinpr. A. '-- H independent Republic of Hawaii, is Mrs. Thniiinu nn,l ,lniit.l,tn 1IAUEAS CORPUS periences for the benefit of others who dead. tion? C. AGAIN. do know She agreed to annex her territory, and II. Dennlson, Dr. Prcsbrey, C. Mc- - Akana Will Lnava. perhaps not that nearly all " 'Fair, equitable dealing upon the fcennan, 1'. Peck, W. r. r. runsteln, Goto's habeas corpus case, which has backache nrlses from the kidneys, and died m the operation. ,. OHO Ol CrBCK part of a great and powerful nation.' It rtlfe anil hhii .1 1"! Mln,.1f ,,...1 .. It 1ip..i. Iinnr-ln- ,1... .1 . ..., Mlllll, l,e the best jnedlclno for It Is Doan's Back- When the Senator "u sprliitcrs'""' talks about inter- has been admitted in the discussion here Joj Rosen Mr lK,.r 4 VZ in. . . . ul""u of the Kniiiehnmeha schools. ache Kidney Pills." national questions, there is nothing f " '" " tKHil """""' b!f"IC JuAb w ' on . that there is no equitable claim and no Jtac 1! ioe Mrs leae for Knu"' th!s Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are earth except the claim of Liliuokalani ' JC '"" Gear jesteiday iiioinlng. The steamer Ke Au Hou toe"'spend his 50 legal claim. What the committee ought !:.' giound "'e conts per box, for sale by all drug- that she was once a monarch and is a ot f01' at home possibly may to have said, if they wanted to put it IVr Claudlne, for Kahului Maul ',u""ou ""' wilt Is that Goto u'cn"n nnd not gists; sent by mall on receipt of price monarch no longer; that she had once - upon the exact ground on which they 1, 5 p. m: - ' liiipilboiiea '"t,'rn1!. to ""olu'u- 'c w " expected by the Holllster Drug Co, Honolulu a large income from Jlnrch. at W W. Chambei- contiai to the constltu- - Crown lands and are putting it here, is 'on account of till! oi;uuu in tllC wholesale agents for the Hawaiian t no longer entitled our ,ho ,m,,,8hm,-,,,- t ot to an income from svmpaihy for the " dVrr.vuaL,rci,,df';"a "'" lay sports In Islands,, Crown lands, and that in process of time r; iwmssr1 to The discussion soon ended, after Sen- So. and bio return for $1000,000, and vastly more, this - costs - peopl ator Hcjbiirn had spoken- briefly in M. , bol"B lllf'"ous" and. theiefoie. '" ""e ' olmmehn Republic has Sirs. Tavarcs and niece. NOTICE. acquired Hawaii, and opposition appropriation, in S. S. Alameda. k.iIUmp not lawfully to be ImiHisod 'Oh0 '" "lls ' o tlielr best ath- - therefore to the con- Per Vn,inr.. without t... ' we ought to pay her ?joo,ooo. sideration of itiijr 2, ' amendments and in' the moinlng Mnrch at 9 o'clock for dlctiuent by a grand Juiy. Goto iccelv- - . The debate continued at filial ' some further motion of Senator Spooner to re- Sxn e The partnership heietoforo existing Fmnelsco: Mrs. Gerald nnd three Ll the hciitenc-- . "" length. Mr. Spooner enlarged lust ini.ii,Uli on between The Gieeuwell :,nd to some commit the bill to the Committee on fdilldren. Miss F. M. Unndy. S. C. Nell, - CI An Estate extent upon 11. on nppoal DIs-- D what he had already said. Pacific Islands and Porto Rico. TV. A. Cowley. Miss L. M Ada ns J. n t'el"t''''"'- from the ; U 3UUAK LAKUU George Clark of Honokohnu, Xorth Mr. J- Phtt, of Connecticut, remarked; ERNEST G. JUIIton, Mrs, W. Young, - t,lct Cour'- - - W Cathrart appeared Komi, Hawaii, has this day been WALKER. It. A. Pattei- 'I am now told by those who favor the -- - . At-3a- y. by mutual consent. ana wire, J. i'lngiee, Jllss C. E. iur tlie writ, E. C. Peters, Deputy AWAITS TEXAN bill that it is admitted that this e D. A. Smythe E. C. GREENWHLL, ,, NO OTHER LINIMENT will heal a nnd wife, Mrs. r. tomey General, for High .sheriff A M Qi'ccn Ins no claim, legal or equitable, M. .,..,7, Extsjutrlw cut or bruUe so quickly us Chnmber-Inln'- a Husted. Southard Hoffman. Jr.. E. ,Imull ,, ,,..., ...... ,,,, . and jet they report a bill here which Tschuml, - A bi cargo sugar ar- January 12, 1901. zT Pain Balm. No other nffords Miss E. II. Colburn, G. II. ..t:iii. of awaits the proposes to pay her Sjoo.oco dis- High Sheriff Brown, nnsweilng ques- in such prompt relief from rheumatic, Jlcllman nnd wife, W. S. Palmer and rival of the Americau-Ilauaiia- ii steam-shi- p charge of all her claim, legal and equit- lfe, K. E. Morgan wife, W, B, tions by the court, "They called two pains. No other Is so valuable for deep and stated that ho was Texan which due 10 leave Scat-ti- c have doctors In for able, against the government of the Unit- aicCabe, G. Bush, h seated pains like lame back and pains F, Mrs. Barry, Mrs. personally aw nre that , since 1S93 pris- consultation." "And do the doctors ed States. Krhra'aer, Leroy Capt. today for Honolulu. The vessel agree?" In tho chest. Give this liniment n trial Talbot, Mrs. oners had not been hired "I believe they have agreed "It being Hodman, Mrs. Capt. Olasen, Miss M. out to private will load in 11,000 tons for transport upon price." Philadelphia Ledger. admitted that she has no and become acquainted with Its re- T. employment. v the claim, legal equitable, nlrd, B. B. Cannell and wife, Jesse L, A law of 1890, as he lion to Delaware Hreakwater. The --H or the words markable qualities and you will never bought, ought to go out, at 'any rate, and if wish to be It. by Wood. J. I. Klrchberg, F. T. McIIen- - restricted the labor of prison- - sugar will be taken on as follows: Ho Honolulu is willing to be behind its without For'sale all anything is to he paid it ought to be a Dealers nnd Druggists. Benson, "" c '" " me Government. In Smith - 'r 1)ollllll, 7000; Kahului, 2000; Hilo. 2000. fortifications but not front of them. mere gratuity." Then he added, after & Co., Ltd., Agents for Hawaii.