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NO. 8601 1900.-TWKL- VK fOL XXXII.. HONOLULU, HAWAII TBKRITOKr. rillJtUWAY. BEPTEMBBB 27, PAG KB. L'KICE FIVE CEXT9.

SIONAL CARDS. I mill approve the note. The Frelsslnnlgc on the Imperative orders of her physi- - Keilung. ailing particular attention to ians. She was tt I.liriiiK that wholesale ex- stricken yesterday at its GERMANY ecution will he contrary to the civilised REMOVING a conference in her rooms at the Tre- - w r. Achl and nsilenee. will sav: '"This la Inslgnlfi-en-nt mont Hotel with her staff of nine DEMOCRATS Mo. 10 Was I In contrast with Emperor William's gathered about her. She had just fin- Irstructlons to the lighting troops to J ished an outline of her work, asslgn-fo- g spure no onp and make no prisoner" each par- I member of her staff ta the in. CM. ts OPINION AT WASHINGTON. ticular part of the work that one was TO WASHINGTON. Sept. 19. The general to do. Is - Impression h' re tliat the German note THEJEBMS TALKJUSION lorney ami Notary lub- demanding SYMPATHY FROM ABROAD. St . of yesterday, the punishment of Chinese responsible for the outrages WASHINGTON, Sept. 19. foreigners an a condition for Formal asmissione. f I uron the of ..! i to peaoo negotiations, has manifestations sympathy with the ll K,.hum.n St. ' rent people Ringleaders Must Be t rough t the Chinese trouble to an acute Galveston Clearing Its of Galveston in their great af- Central Committee Has as rar as tne Liut-- d iiov-.-inm- ent fliction continue to come from all part3 .KMON.-- IS Kaahim.mi (r.rt states is roni'i'nM. Thla conclusion I of the world. In addition to those al-- : Punished. is a-- -'i upon the belief In otflcial circles' Streets. . '! received such expressions have Meeting. t' at the Chinese Government cannot ac-- i come I from the President of Chile, the IITStClA i the fit rman position, so that It Is Spanish Ho ' for the I'nlti Stal n ..rnment Minister, the Belgian Minister, lil'U. the Mexican THE NOTE CAUSES Minister, the Peruvian ..es nm. e ALARM i THE LONG DEATH LIST Minister and the Haytien Minister. ACTION AS TO PUA 1 negrly Where these communications come di- :n 12 . g. l u u m . i to rn in prolot war with mina. rectly from the head of state they are Ha rnt.org, p. m . Sussaavy. u ron vn 8t the German acknowledged by the President him- T-- t. rtarg.- d'affaires. Just returned to Wash- ta A Thirty Reformers Punished--- Con ington, ra lid early at the State Depart- Clara Barton Messages self. The others are formally accepted Laughable Error in Regard to C. W. ment today to talk with Mr. Adee. the and acknowledged by the department vNO Ml onto ciliatory Edict- - Russian r, to Q a. 3 lo ftnonl Assistant Secretary of State. In Comintj From Fcre'gn Cuntrics of state. Booth's Nomination is evplanation of the points of the German Movements. nctc. damage in Coun'.ry. Explained. Mr Wii. the Chinese Minister, had pre- Sensationt.1 Robbery. ts ceded him, showing visible s'gns of ner- RENO, Sept. 19. A Gazette special from ll.-T- ellpqolet to I r.KKM.N. S. pt. hc For. 'gn Office vousness and over this last GAI.YF.STGN (Tex.), September IS Wir.nemucca says the National rr v. Mr. made an Appointment First The Democratic central committee has sent a note powers Adee n- I,k was robbed today by circular to all the w'.th him for Or. Hill, who. having re-ti.r- The work of clearing he streets of de- - at noon three met last evening in their headquarters mm, who made their escape on horse- - Fort St MMOuih Ing that the German Govern-m- i ti WasblnRton, Is Art'ng Secre- brls Is progressing rapidly under the at the Progress block. The most impor e Ko.ng thro.:gh the town shooting. I 7 pre- ry Mr. Ad-- proceeded to ba, t. p. nt considers that an Indispensable ts of State. the - was dls-- e White House to communicate to thi pcrfi I '.izatkn instituted by mili- tant business transacted the liminary the beginning of peace awgo-Itatlo- ns n independent t I'resldent the substance of the conversa-- t Ury rules ur.d.-- r Adjutant-Gen- . ral ussie of fusion with the with Chin la the delivering up ns h. h o I had with two diplomat-- , THF ClRFAT STPIKF party. course to b3 as - the 2(H"'0 - N 'and the taken ..- S. urry. More than men are en- ii, ... who responsible f..r the r" to ass'st in the consideration of the to Pua, who sent committee Ninety-eigh- had the )t. off to outrage. The t.xt of the telegraphic ,:' rman note. He refused to discus the gaged on the work. t ap- I. pwMlcly In any phase. OF CQAL a letter declining to have his name I to I la tt. r bridles reported to MINERS I note aa follows. A'tentlon s directed In some quarters are have been found pear on the Democratic ticket as a can- of th. Kmp ror holds to the fa t that In the very beginning, m In the wreckage and removed today. W JTitKII 'IKK anil The Governm.nl ; didate for the legislature. Pua's letter t . upon dlplomat-Chlnea- e note of J'-l- 3. 8'cretary Hay had no- - Over n Ht near Ala si ilnary ring the The total number of dead is still esti 125,000 Strikers Now Out was read before the meeting, and Its I lo I and I to n with I Government titled the Chinese Government that he .nam rem ted 5000 GdOO. news- bearing WJ1 while persons must bs delivered UP eected the guilty parties In connection at from to The and Coercion Being contents had a most Important een provd to be the origins! v ith th- - outrages would be punished. paper list is over 40t0. The names of on the action of the committee In sug-g- i r. il Instigators of outrages Ilnwfvi r. this demand was not made a Used. ; It I NARY SUIIOKONS the sting a fusion with the Home Rule 2 llnnul low mill. Ii h.v.. condition pjrecedent to negolatlons. Now many negroes, Mexicans. Italians and - Issry nrtena Igaafrid at 1". king. The number of those th.- belief Is arowlng that If the United otht-- r foreigners can never be secured. party. 't. aies , WK w ra merelv Instruments to rarrv. States Gr.v rnment Is forced to S speedy PHILAD KIjPHIA, SepL Th.- - principal discussion on these sub- night Whole-s..i- , decision as to German proposition. It 'it the ootrag. s Is too grest. the HORBIBLE SCENES. Mitchell of tbe United kUoe Workers, aft- - y. I jects came from W. A. Kinney and la. . ,,..s.. rl. an. I . to negotiations rutntis would be cntrary to the ray resort direct with Haze-lio- . mi IS. er gettii.g reports from .. - th. Chin. ' i r-- n and having set-tt- Si GALT;STON. September "There at They stated emphatically ronsrlenc and the clrcum- his u' ""tenants this morning, made the stances of such a grssjp of leaders can-n- ot Its scores with that Government, are only ten houses in a habitable con- - that with the men now nominated on i m itn.--- , .b s rompletely ascertalne.1. But a withdraw from China, glvlnr notice to .. iK C.fficial statement that about 126,0'0 of repre- rt T7 - mm .n south of High Island, said H. the Democratic senatorial and Tel. few whose guilt Is notorious should he the alll'd powers there of the arrange.- lhe m nAw workel3 ln tbt. anlnracile re- - some of them bearing rtllvrr.l uji and iunlshel. The repre- m. rt. In order that arrsnpemerts may f j.nngler. general manager of the Gulf tie Ids are idle today. All of the strike sentative ticket VTISTsl sent ttivs of the powers st Peking are In ml. In ft.ll ..n.fT.r IaiI li O n v mmt Iv. .u rs My chey are; confident that everj the undeniable stamp of "Indepen- may there- - atl Interstate Railroad, who returned e 1 a give con- - tl.ment that the allies make mine w:li be tied tip end of JL O Alakea S . position to or bring forwsrd the dent" on their foreheads Pua could at-t- , prop- - v, 11..- - .ig evlderess, as l ss Importance si after as to Chins. from a tour oi inspection of the the week and production of coal will be aaata t. mpie. at a not be kicked out of the Democratic irs. I a. an. to I p. . hes to the number tiunlshed than thlr MINISTKH VIEWS. erty of his company. 'There were standstill. lchiracter as Instigators and leaders. wrs Marching, the form of persuasion or on party, or at least off the ticket, without IX-MI- I Sept. Wu thU"d' by Government believes It ran count WASHINGTON. 2- "SK used the Hazelton strikers In creating bad feeling among Inde- "The -0 the nth Knrt rsng was greatly Intereated today nd bout "l"bodies of human lkS7, began in early morning n the unanimity of all the cabinets in Tis par- - earnest this pendents. So Pua was let alone. 'faaral to this pdnt. Inasmuch aa Indlf- - In Germany's not.- - to the powers asking found there. The latter have been in the Hazelton region. A determined . Tut fined action In a demand that those tially buried, but the bands and feet ,ud of ptr.kers from McAdoo. went to One of the most ludicrous features ' .1 nre to the Idsa of lust atonement II' rsiMe f.ir the trouble In China be are- I. Tel ild be equivalent to Indlff to S protruding from the earth irwnany several mine settlements before daybreak of the evening's discussion was that on risne. Tils Oovtrnmcnt ptmlslisd as an Indispensable preliminary piC(.g, and there are not enough people an induced several hundred men not to the manner in which C. W. Booth came o any p-a-ce negot When seen at to was . PI. WAI I. that the ciblnets a'ions. : left in section to bury the dead." B" work. It th:s marching Irom Ojsjorerned the legal he had b. for.' h:m a copy of thatT mine to mine day after day In an effort to be placed on the list of nominees for should Inst 'jet their reore. I to I p. as.. I...V- - I Mr- - w ill get nt Peking to Indleats those the pijhl! text of the note. afKler endeavor to a to sto, the men from solng to work th;et representatives. r.i eT.tivra go corr.-Uurvin- K leading Chinese p. nonagi from whose "I can II v believe that this step has party fro here to over and l rte '.it d 'n the awful massacre by The chairman explained that the iswt ur perp. - rating owt- - t ttkk ea.'d I.e. . d .t has, it te the Joik the dead. He sheriffs' depu'k-- s thr..ej years ago. at tit Is lasting el tf slat-- " of the committee had been, made Is so unfortunate In Its Influence upon the si.ys that thirty-on- e miles of the Gulf CtSh in Tardee, one of tire t ,r ist ref.eral question that I am greatly In been destroy- mine owners In the Hazelton region, up prior to the convention of last Mon- "V N U1KI.OW." - and Interstate road have , hcies Germany will The con- ed and that about e'ght miles of the gave-- out an Interview today full of defi- day evening, to be submitted to the 1 tie note has Wen sent to the German t;on Imposed upon China would amount ance. In which he declared that the oper-s- ti suhjr-ct- s ne- right of way are also lost by en- nominating committee, and the err hassles at Waahlngton. Iondon, Parts. to determining one of the of the rs will never yield to the demands of that gotiations negotiations had com-P- i. croachments of the gulf. the- - fight had made the selection of names. St Petersburg. Rome. Vienna nnd Toklo. before strikers and that It Is s to the latter n' ed. The Chinese envoys are Invest- The situation throughout the country Snista, When the name of Booth was called in I: Kit LIN, Sept. IS.-- The. publication of power - INSI MAN' K ed with complete to make terms extenelii.g from Bolivar to High Island What is likely to become a serious fea- meeting Mr. Kinney v powers, nego-ws- a the committee vm riuelow's rir. ular note, which lth the so that when the posj-ibl- y ture of the situation Is the stoppage of VTI L t.VtH IVD i Cunt is worse than ln any other sec- isci Al- srs opened this question and all coal traffic and the consequent laying off thought Colonel McCarthy said "Booth, V made through the Nord - "ns Yi 'M IVutachs eonsid-leaemel- others will he proper sublects for ne tion of the mainland. of coal train crews. Carry ing of coal is representative," and the colonel cor- Ag.-nt- . I elturg. waa decided upon be- - ilosl, ,.rntlon nn,, Kfrl(.ra settlement by those LARA BARTON ILL. alnost at a standstill in the Wyoming rected him by saying, "Senate." Then ci'iire It whs deemed to let the world Ing rcmptete authority to deal with regions many hun- bst ha CHICAGO, Sept. 19. A special to the nnd lackawanna and a ARCHITECTS. 'see that Germany had nothing to hide re- - them. Rut to take one subject In ad- -' dreds of railroaders are Idle. These men Committeeman McCIanahan made Tribune from GalveFton says: got rep- A PAOr.. i In dip-- vur.r.. settle It and make its ar. likely to take action designed to similar mistake and senate and Arehlt.ets Carting her real alma China. The to negotla- - Clara Barton, president of the Red to a quick conclusion. r1ingt..n - ian tndle;enBblc foice the strike resentative mixed. 11 ri "r- Is extremely Company, hes ! mrc """I"" th ns. hard. Cross Society, who came here to dis Even th" Reading which has Colonel McCarthy eventually explain- The note shows also that Count von r.ut more than this, such a condition, tribute relief supplies has been strick more coal for sale than any other com- - If Imposed. Is simply imposslUe, re- if Is ed the mistake In putting Mr. Booth's IHi. low's sober and moderate views re- - and en down her work and is seriously gp ,fee,in the drlke effects and . (Tec, wo-i- at r name on the representative ticket. the d be to ' i i y , The garding the Chinese muddle and Its nsslrle 111. ') wdl luu a solu. I rf com- - names had been dictated to the secre TltAIN. Ar. Ml. . ' u t. r.ng th peace negot atlotjs to a ti. n nave now irnimpnc.t over r.mperor ,tandsti:i. Suppose the altuatlon Accompanied by three nurses she will tary and he in preparing the type- II o k. rort St. ,,le ITz. An explosion of dust nt the lakeside - William'' "more expansive plans leave for her home m Washington to- - written lists, got the- names mixed. "It oatmeal Mills at Jollet. 111., started a was very gal- . I up- - simple," explained the r.NGINKKRS T. w tt tlerman papers fContlnued on Pasre 2.1 day. She retires from the field only jr.vi ooo fire. lant coiorjel. . m i.b A Co , t.TO - Kngl--s- Preliminary to the real business of fuel rte lans and Itollsrm.ik. rs. the evening, a letter from the Social- MWiu, istic Party was read and laid on the table for future reference. r. itovic. c. THE TAFT COMMISSION ON THE Colonel Cornwell brought up the w Mifson bi.lg question of having ballots printed simi- lar to those which were gotten out by the Republican party yesterday. There was some discussion as to just what !HiN v i:KS -- Kng'fieer, .end such a printed ballot should be. These . PHILIPPINE ISLANDS' ..r n. Mi PROSPECTS. Pumping ni,.r are to contain the names of the nomi- ami complete power plants . nees of the Democratic party, and will 13. Sprerkela block. Tel I'M be plainly marked as a campaign doc- ument for distribution among those T M. ABs. C. at- .-. ST TATIaOH. In. W.-- On August 17 whom the Democrats hope to vote si Sept. Secretary Root cabled pi:ed in proclamation, If policy, their Mvdraulle Engineer the their that election confirms present the remnant WASHINGTON, for a report of Its operations to date. Following Is the of the insurrection will disappear within sixty days by surrender of leaders and ticket. The names are to be arranged ii nolulu Tel. MS. fading out of rank and file, In part a heritage from Spanish rule, will alphabetically, and have the form of dispatch snd the reply of the Commission, cabled on August 21: continue, hut can be suppressed by measures. Existing Insurrecto organization one of the Government ballots, which ' ' 'NTH AtTORH Washington. August 17. lM.-- To Philippine Commission. Manl.a: The Presi- now maintained with greatest difficulty for purpose stateei. Effort Is to mass will be used on election day. vt r i'TT Contractor and Builder. dent wishea you to report by cable the views of the Commission on the general Insurgents to crush one of our small garrisons for political effect, but hith- This is also to be printed for the edu- t r erto without result. Change of policy by turning Islands over to a coterie of Tag-alo- g cation of the natives, probably in tbe 'itlce tlttleg brli k. or.liil. n of the islands as to peace and Industry, business and revenue condi i hp w " politicians will blight their fair prospects of enormous Improvement, drive out Aloha Aina. ,,,,"r or opportunity disposition or trie peop.e inse-cur- tio is prevailing, pr'gr.rs for education, I t. p tal. make lire and property, secuiar ai.. religious, most banish, try Colonel McCarthy also brought up the towanl the I'tiltid States; what Improven.e nt in this particular, the present ex- - f' ar of cruel proscription, a considerable rx-d- of conservative Filipinos who have question of the Territorial convention well-found- ed self-g- by jr.wr.ints. tent of the Insurrection, how much of the archipelago I tranquil; how much Is a!ed Americans In belief that tlreir people are not now nt for i to be held the Democrats for the . ernment. ard reintroduce the same oppression and corruption which existed In purpose or nominating a delegate to fit San rrsnelsro, Jewel. slid In disturbed state, probable continuance of guerll.a warfare, and influences nil provinces under Malotos Insurgent government during the eight months of Its gr. ss. He was not positive that the miihi a Ivt Inside operating to prolong It. how It can bestt brought to a close, conditions and ts ce ntrel. The result will lie factional str'.f between Jealous leaders, chaos and delegates to the convention elected- from of civil government. ROOT, Secretary of War. anarchy, and will require and justify active Intervention of our government or the othe r Islands would be p- sent next s..rae other. Business Interrupted by war is much Improved as peace extends, but Monday evening pro- PTICIAMS. Msn.la. August 21. See rets ry of War. Washington: Replying to your dis- when it was first" v Investment of new capital Is retarded by doubt concerning the policy of the posed to hold rTr.s on !.reports: has for two months and a half made diligent the convention. He said wear hr pell h, the Commlaa.u.i It I'n'ted States. In Negros more sugar Is ln cultivation than ever before. New word would be received from the other laajuines Into conditions prevailing. The irass of people has sptitude for educa-- t fonstry regulations give Impetus to tlmoer trade and reduce high price of lum-he- r. Islands on this point next Saturday. on. but Is ignorant, superstitious and credulous In a remarkable degree. llot..i-- t Cultlvstlon of ri- - e In some provinces 1b retarded by loss of draft cattl" If the letters received in Saturday's through disease and war. is now fifteen cents a pound. Customs collections Americans was originally aroused by absurd falsehoods of unscrupu- Meat mail are to the effect that th Demo- against j UK last quarter were 50 per greater ever Spanish history, anel Au-ff- f. of troops In auu posts has by contact iarg'ly dispeusd cent than in crats have not held their district con- lous leaders iJtstrtbution collections show further increase. Total revenue for same period was on-- I on i steadily improved the temper of the people. Th.s tmpiuicmeni, tur-- ventions the other Islands, then it ..eii.ity and tl ird grenter than any quarter under Spain, though Cedula tax, the chief source is probable . i i.y of insurgents, afllrms that a large number of peop.e long for that the convention will b? " ahus.a ad Spanish revenue, has been practically abolished. Economy and efficiency of on 8, 1900, be- pa see, are willing to a pt government under the linlted Stales. L.surg-- b held October or two days tiltOKr.RS and c rrffitary government have created a surplus fund of six millions Mexican, which fore the registration lists ciose. I v. iiv i..-- small gu. rr...a r 'nVe jue--n S' vols not surrendering arter der. at into omida i.no he expended in much-neede- d public works, notably Improvement of Ma-- ' peniu-lald- o '.old He would like to hold the convention officers or become Lauro sMl Near.y all prominent generals and I ; ' ISS reed Ca, aaaeral la harbor, the conditions of which, with consequent delay and expense in land-- Monday evening. 1, i except AkuI have since been captured or have surrttu-o- f next October he ians of Insurrection irrr goods Is a greater embargo on than many nearly prohibitory tariff o-- Vn. vF e. slW'glance. The pol of leniency, cuimi.natv busirirs eofrtPWIM) unuand a,', t t,st mo.hlnamill"' lllllv.1 J till p.lin - NTW Kl.le leana n.gotlated. Oered snd have taken the oath 'pt.s Inherited frcm Spain and still operative. With proper tariff and facilities, ty in amnesty, had a marked effect to i surrenu. rs until tne Uelining oi fuli motion. Some one suggested s ansae ted: Rwtksvl St nil. in Mnrlla will become the great port of the Orient. Spanish revenue laws throwing th- - t SoMtk-s- l In the I'nited States, reported here In full, gave hope to inxurgont that convention should be held In issues of taxation on the poor, give th'- wealthy comparative Immunitv. Tariff - In arms, of changed poll-v- . and stayed surrenders to await reault the Orphean) Theater If then- was no KNTS. offiiers still nrw prevents Importations from America of canned goods, machinery and other show going on of slectioaav Disturbances In parts of the Island are kept up and avowed by in- - Spanish Inland revenue chiefly from poll tax. tax on small at the 'inie. ' "ssarlcs. Col. Cornwell stater; on Maul take aianosl. ora.-it proclamation and ejrd. ts, to laflusncs election and do not show an un- - no that the brsln.s. fishing license, the like, hut land tax. We are formulating laws to cor.- - of K oc- - . districts were hold district nUo menta. ttlstrlct friendly altitude of the majority of the people of the provinces where they these evils, by judicious customs laws, reason -- King and are confident that jl.nst Monday evening, elect u.-- i ;, s to Arhi's stBee. i nr. but only activity of small insurgent bodies In mountain fastnesses, whence Ve corporation imposition no ad valorem land tax. and proper franchise tax, of the Territorial convention, and bs here they Issue for usually harmless night sttscks. or murderous ambushes of smalt i will give annoyance, "ster rate than that ln the average American state, less and ifor the convention on October 1. Mr. American squads, or t . oil. ontrlh it ns or recruits from people terror. sed v ith nenee wrlll produce revenue sufficient to pay expenses of efficient govern m-- nt. I questioned the Colonel as to i.y cut out tongues, cutting oft limbs. urln alive, murder and plunder, military constabulary. Bad condition of currency hinders busi -- . aa Haas tins - and was on V Heotiag In irgents to surveillance over peopie- Wag whether he certain that ml and leiffi titly of detection nobles maintain Pups rhou'd be taken towards early resumption of gold standard. Are pre par on Hawaii they had really held district 'ii'sn mass me.ting garrisoned towns. Uncertainty as to future policy of the l.'nited States -- Filipinos and Americans, - e.en in -, tringent civil service law giving equal opportunity to er pr.-v.-n- t conventions.- The Colonel said was. he Drill Tuea-sd- people arn.a la- ly k as r he Shed an. the defrnselessness of without them aidi h preference for former where qualifications are equal to ent'-- at lowest rank Col. Cornwell also stated that on Tues- outrages or Much-need- ed the auftee of the An.erlcans In suppressing Ocr.tt these limcultles, the maintenance fnd by promotion reach head of department. reform in civil and day next he would leave for Maul to All except -- Tin-lnal hi lean ci 'ib it will tke atatus quo makes for mors peaceful northern Luzon It nrocedtrre. criminal code and Judicial system favored by Filipino bar will stump the Island for Democracy. Noth- - and Bulacan are substantially free from Insurgents. People are busy I once be granted. Railroads will revolu-t'orlr- e lt . . : .1 . : t .t-- n .f the gn s Neuvaerlja ffected. Railroad franchises should at i . t liiuiu.-- l ramps ncs lin-- s tropl-cs- wuuiu iiiui iiui.i going Liien, are asking for munii Ipal orasnlxatJon. Kauway and telegraph wonderfully rich, and i d prom- - and Bnd business In these beautiful healthful and if ne-e- be he would leave his proxy, ben written and 122 miles, not molested for five In Forty-fiv- negotiation ill give ila to lag'ipan. have been months. islands. e mlls of railroad extension under in order to carry out his Intention. f.nr The r,u irtet .sreptid provinces and iarts of provinces of Southern Luzon. Insurrecto bands r rrss ii large province rich In valuable minerals, a mile high, with strictly im-rrnt- e II Taga-log- at The platform of the Democratic pa'y at th convention di from one n .untaln refuge to another and give occasional Trouble. s climate, curlr.fr troplcnl diseases. Railroad construction will give employ-met- was - : of Hawaii discussed, or rather the M hand and with a new alone active In lending guerilla warfare hav e.sJcd In recruiting bands to er.arv and e mmunlcatlon will furnish market to vat stretches of rich lack of one. Some members suggested Leyte. and parts of I'anay, which m- - a or for public schools, school Mp i tally written for ths among the Vlsayans in Samar. maintain th. l' uHarsl lards. Calls from all parts the Islands that they .should commence its construc-tlc- r Kes 1r the gasHinl deserti-- d. In Negre s. Cebu. Romblan. Mast ate. Sibtiyan. r n '"s ?rd Rnrl kdl teachers are greater than Commission ran provide until once. parties brass hand will ' at The other ln tha make i g'.v-e-rme- nt -- English to Tabl. r1 other Visa van Islands, little disturbance exists and civil rehenslve school gvstem '.n organized Night schools for teaching fle'd were already provided with plat-f-r Parker will speak A is eazerlv awaited. Near Caragan In Mlndlnao. an old Tagalog pernl - u'ts see being established In response to popular demand. Native children I rrrs Cornwell stated that a platform .tea Will be rail-ir- al s. ttlrment. a eowalderable force of Ijulrons makes neighboring country danarer-a- m hhrw aitJtaade In leam'ng English. Sp-ir.i-- h is spoken hy a small fraction of the should be made Immediately so as to let spr. .. ,s at Surigao, but in of this large, sparsely settled In a few years medium of communication In courts, public offices, oratorical and disturbance exists south rrrrle. sd the government the people know what the Democratic par- land al Zamvoaaga. Coatabatto and other points, the courtrv is trnro.'itl K or Ketween different tribes, will be English. Creation of central ty stood for and wanted. In parts of unsettled cn- - r eVhtcen that of Porte Rico, tin.J.r which substantially all srs of war and lawlessness the Islands have created vin months like , . , - Kinney ...... ,., . , . f T - I ,!,,. lnM . .-- . .A . . r- .1 .n . e i Fusion was thn discussed. . unguarded or foreigner traveling ordinary tra Is far from r r ,n Cr v ...... - and American o.rrrren ren. in e.e :,,.,- u talVed wfth" " or Sugar nrocne-ritv- . trhr,a fnnr asst haora and s'lrsctlng cupidity, runs risk of violence even In pnclfled provinces, r-- erl ef the PMIInntnes. will bring to them i nntentmenf duration 4 five Republicans about It and the "plan i -S- ussr-Paw nstabtilary snd militia, which shculd he organised at once, win end th's end political enlightenment. IT. TAFT. jof ' Before he finished, 4 C. WORCESTER, the Advertiser. eentrlfwsal. s1 .r.i the terrorism to which defenseless perple ar.' subjected. Natives desire to DE W the letter of declination from Pua was ugsr. se. It i"d- - ..int In thess organtsstlons. If Judiciously seWted ard t.ffleered. there win he L.CTnS E. WRTGHT, I " w g ran-- ns, of early reduc-- HENRY C. IDE. ieren. I lent foreo for maintenance order and will permit material I (Continued on Page J.) ' t nlted States troops. It It conceded by all but men lo arms, ard la lca- - BERNARD MOSES. YA.Ot OOMMEBCIAL ADVEBT1SEB: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 27, 1900

Charles K. Spurgeon. Ira D. Sankey, the An erican evangelist, participated In th; BRITISH AGAIN services. A very large congregation was Iders of his country SO bv order rf rh.--. n... An. BRITISH prefent. Mr. Sankey in the course of his i heT'N said was (executive council), which M remarks he the hearer of BEAT OFF BOERS ' from 10,000 friends in the tue or a special warrant 'hl ,? vr- - United States. :raa in its session of lv.y :s RAMBLER (tied to authorize the preside Pitched Battle Results in An- - aoroau tor some purpose Hurricane Tragedy Sea. of J, " ft ELECTIONS at cording to the constitution 1 ' SANTIAGO. Sept. IS. A sailor from tSe other Victory for president in such case enter VN - Portuguese bark Gertrude, from Galves- British. oi.au- presKient I ton for Rio de Janeiro, who landed from government is carried ,in i a small boat on the coast about twenty there is no question about ,.?. as president, or of "."- miles west of Playa del Este, declares fnrbi. " LOXDON, Sept. 18. The Daily r . i. l " can Liberals Don't Expect that the recent hurricane washed the Proclatmltion? over graph publishes following uM e no otn-- r jeea the ship, disabling her, and that the niu . :: tmrr.,.i" i nat, k.. BICYCLES! (afterward lightning struck her and set Lourenzo Marquez, dated yesterday: laise representation of f J " (I the enemy who cannot be toWin. P'tched battle has been fought mid-th- e breutl mitted suicide and the crew abandoned! submission even bv the t.-.w- ? 'lVl vessel, ten eoinir in a larere boat in way between Kaap Muiden and Hector- - measures contrary to law anj iL..,? 1 charge of tho quartermaster and two in spruit, resulting in heavy Boer losses. a one. apart. MAY LOWERTORY VOTE smaller The boats drifted The Boers returned and now threaten LOURKNZO MARQUES v" V The sailor says his companion died in the Sept. IT. high seas and was buried at Playa del to destroy the cogwheels of the locomo- Mr. Krueger 'ihu president of the South African r1 Ebte. Fears are entertained for the tives used between Waterval Boven will not sail for Europe saiety of the large boat. and Waterval Onder, without which the on th 223 ptn k Herbert Gladstone Accuses the Con- railway cannot be worked. They have as he originally intended. . . . , ... , . .. TH K HAGITP. to $40.00. niocKeu ana damaged tne railway ior i ' s, -i- net ellVtt,i servatives of Trying for a Shabby ment of the Netherr bin.?.," i GERMANY be miles on the Crocodilepoort section; i titled of Krueger's "'c.'ptahce2 2 Advantage. have destroyed the culverts and the offer to place a warship at his a iiectorspruit bridge, and looted ana w a uiui uum uourehxc Ma Old Wheels Taken as Part Payment. K rw - NEW YORK Sept. 19. A srecal to TO CHINA horned mill mrt The Kritish are.- xiuiiitiiu. aoyt at Komatipoort, and heavy fight INSTALLMENTS. the Tribune from London says: ing is proceeding. It is rumored that Also, Sold On Lord Salisbury has i assed a busy day (Continued from Pasie 1.) Mr. Steyn has arrived here. : PKKTOKiA, Sept. Pole- - in London, holding his usual weekly re- is. General ) was reversed, and this unfortunate trou- - Carew has occupied Kaap Muiden, ception and seeing six or eight ambas- blc had occurred In some one of the twenty miles east of Nelsj.ruu, sadors. His health has improved dur- countries now dealing with China. In the whe he captured a number of loco-mid- st mlc-h- t niotives . and a considerable quantity ing his holiday in the Vosges, and he of r susi.i,r i.,n- have E. HALL & SON, LTD. has the manner of a statesman who hf ell (lireetel ntFiihmt tTtUkna hich in au lling stack. 0. j MARQUEZ, Sept. IS equal any political thority, even against the members of the ' iURENZO considers himself to l1 hundred Boer refugees emergency of rnvnl fumilv in thai enmilrv WnnlH tli:t h arrived BICYCLE DEPARTMENT. and to all anxieties state. i here today. Twenty were wounded. - cc entry, when the question of settlement, The Marquis- of Lansdowne is almost came up, for a moment consider the sur NKW YORK, Sept. 18. A cable to the KING STREET, Next to Bulletin Office the only colleague who has been closet- - render of those persons vaguely suspect- Sun from Durban says: The transport twenty-fou- r Matabele today with mmmmm gangs ! ed with him during the last ed or would it not ask that all questions arrived here i w r Office is b.j considered by the court which was to eighty-tw- o released British prisoners hours, but the War the They very point at which the press of cabinet re ipass upon the entire subject? Who could aboard. were much emaciat- Well tr whnm itlla entifl i Hnn H7mil.'l nnnlv? ed and were suffering from ill treat How sad it is to sec weak naturally open. Th(-ff- construction must l hnve Keen lntlm:i t Imftft a v i tl t ttinv: ment at tjie hands of the Boers. They ANNOUNCEMENT. Sir William --Walrond, the chief gOV-iniK- h , Chinese affas, but it would he said the conditions were very bad after childrenboys and girls who ernment whip, has kept a mge force of ,v ry hard yes, impossihle to say in ad-cler- ks the British had captured Pretoria. Six-- i are pa!e and thin. They can-- 1 busy since the announcement of Ivance before the negotiators had consid- - teen prisoners had been killed or I - persons j the dissolution of Parliament was otti- ered the question that these wounded while attempting to escape, not enjoy the sports of child- - II jt k ,, a Ishould .be given up. Who would furnish They say there have been Internecine j Litiij (.uiiiii uicu, id raw hnnrl- , rp:fhr. ar iKiv akl. fl in uui mat iiui the proof? It is an indispensable requi quarrels and bloodshed among the v ,uvy UUIC that he was taken by surprise or that j site according to your recoRtilzed meth- Boers over the flight of President Krue- - to profit by school life. Thev Remington the Unionist canvass not in an ad- ods, persons accused have the right to ger. There are many desertions daily, Standard vanced state of preparation. Herbert be heard and that their evidence shall be is to be pitied. But and it probable, according to the are indeed - Gladstone has been in Leeds, where he taken into account in proving an accusa- stories told by the men, that there will is had an appointment to address his own tlcn. But according to this proposition be a general surrender in a few days, there hope for them. political supporters and the Liberal there would he a surrender of the party i NEW YORK, Sept. 19. Charles D. Typewriter. first, Iwjfore the negotiators had an op- - Pierce, consul general of the Orange headquarters have been deserted. The pcrtunfty to consider all questions of j Free State and trustee and the treasur-pico- f El Liberals are not making a noisy can- which might be presented. j er of the Boer Relief fund, has received Scott's oo des- I vass, but are conducting what is "Under these circumstances am most the following cable from ul - the Boer FOR THE CONVENIENCE of the general public we have transferred ignated in America as a still hunt. that Germany's note is less posi- voys, who are now at Dordrecht. Hol-tiv- e has helped such children for They do not expect to carry the elec- than the published reports indicate. land: have, been over a quarter of a century. tion and, indeed, would be embarrassed Recent indications that the ..ye have been lnforltied that a proc-dilliculti- over beginning peace negotia- - i.,mntlr.n isanori hv-- T.r.t-,- 1 R,,hc,-- t ,.nm. if the unexpected should happen and t'ens had heen overcome and that very Your doctor will tell you it is both Remington Department ma- mander in chief of the British troops Typewriter they should find themselves in the soon negotiations would begin. For that in South Africa contains a statement food and medicine to them. They then be unable to form a reason I feel it would be unfortu- I jority and that to the effect that President Krueger begin to pick up at once under its JTo CYCLE AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY. working homogeneous ministry. Their nate to impose a condition which, being has the store of the PACIFIC crossed the borders of the republic use-- Their color improves, the flesh leading men a Union-- I impossihle, would bring the negotiations Ehlera block. Fort street. frankly concede In and consequently should have formally - to a halt. The effect of such a step all resigned as president, for- becomes more firm, the weight ist victory and assert that Mr. Cham- proceedings would be of disadvantage to and that his AN EXPERIENCED TYPEWRITER REPAIRER has full charge, of this berlain must have the responsibility of saking the cause of the Boers ought increases and all the full life and all parties concerned, to the powers as to tmfllneas, quotations on new machines, or on repair work of any j convince the burghers how useless and estimates settling the war. ;well as to China. In short, its effects will be go on vigor of childhood returns again. i I ex- - it to fighting. We feel of typewriters will be cheerfully furnished upon application at the What they do expect is that by a would be so far reaching that am At all ; and fi.oo. Ian ticmely Germany away seel obliged to protest against this new in- drurc:'s 50c. PACIFIC CYCLE AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY. careful and judicious course of candi anxious that sinuation, desiring to say if SCOTT & liOWNE, Chemists. NewYat way p to reconsider the proposal." j that the dates and by avoidance of wasteful her lear state president of the South African contests, they may be able to reduce GREAT BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE. LONDON, Sept. 19. The British For-- the Unionist majority to fifty or seven- feign ty. Every appeal to is Office informs the Associated Press the electorate that no reply has yet heen sent to the LARGE ASSORTMENT OF H. & Co., fraught with surprises, and the Liberals German note. Hackfeld Ltd. may do better than their most hopeful Referring to the alleged telegram of partisans imagine. Without doubt it Lord Salisbury to Li Hung Chang, out- - Is true that the last Parliament waa iiined by the shanghai coi responaent o. European and Americai mor stronglv Unionist the coun- - Impress., the Foreign Office of- - than ificial sav the British Premier has not try and that at least thirty seats js(.,,( any message to LI Hung Chang. It - Remington Standard Typewriter, naturally liberal were captured acci- ,B pointed out at the Foreign Office here dentally. These seats under normal that the Washington press messages DRY FOR TERRITORY OF HAWAII. conditions would be regained by the averring that the British and Japanese GOODS! Liberals this year, but as many more Gcvernment-- i have already announced are imperiled their support of the German Government's because their radical policy in China, are unfounded so far as Just Received, holders were out of touch with British Great Britain is concerned. policy when of Queen' .". V Which will be ld at Special Pricks. : the "soldiers the A CONCILIATORY EDICT. 7 were fighting in South Africa. Political Sept. lit. The Hoerson Zei- - FOR ONE WEEK WE experts for this reason are disposed to BERLIN, WILL GIVE BARGAINS. tung today prints a special dispatch from NOTE THE PRICES: believe that Liberal gains will be bal- d Monday. September 17, Shanghai, dat LACES, 15c up. Received! anced by losses and that the new Par Raying that an imperial edict, dated Sep-tcmb- er VALENCIENNES from a dozen Just 7, Gen- - TORCHON LACES. 5c ft yard. commands all the Chinese liament will be as strongly Unionist as IMITATION MALTESE LACE, 6c a yard. the old Parliament. jeialsr under pain of death, to avoid hos- - ' tile acts; orders all high officials to CROCHET ETCHING, 2 yards for 6c While the China question does ' or- - CURTAINS, yards long. 65c a pair. political canvass, turn to Peking and assist in restoring 2i enter into the and in der and peace, and orders the suppn-s-islo- A FULL LINE OF deed, is temporarily laid on the shelf of the Boxers, whose leaders must BLACK CHANTILLY LACS, FANCY COTTON LACE. POINT DE VSjnftl until Count von Waldersee can arrive bo captured. etc PER S. S. MOHNA at Peking from Hongkong to take com- A second edict, the dispatch adds, or- PURE LINEN TABLE DAMASK. 60 inches. a yard. en- - j 5c mand of the forces and ders comprehensive reform in the BABY' RIBBON, in 10-ya- rd bolts, for 15c. International of empire. save the dignity em- tire administration the A Large Shipment of of the German The allies at Peking, it is also declar- - AT pire, South Africa has again become led in the dispatch, must insist upon the the center of public interest. Gen. Emperor's return, and the punishment of French has been converted into an Kang Yl and all the Boxer leaders. THE BARGAIN STORE electioneering agent whose captures of THIRTY REFORMERS MURDERED. engines and military stores has been VANCOUVER, B. C, Sept. 10. Regard- - invested with political significance and Ing the apparently treacherous murder of Opposite the Fire Station Fort and Beretanla Strwti whose arrival at Koomatipoort is look- tb'rty reformers at a feast at Hankow, ALBERT BLOOM. Propriter ed for about the date of the final nom- jthe North China Daily News of August S STAR fays the thirty men or so captured and; inations for Parliament. Special dis- executed by the Viceroy were reformers, patches describing the demoralization followers of Kang Yu Wei and tkmbera of the Boer forces and forecasting a of the China Independence Association. Everybody Should Order Direct general surrender of the burghers still Their main objects are three to replace in the Emperor Kwang Hsu on the throne, arms are well timed forx'eleetion protect foreign purposes re- to fully all and Christian and the rumor has been property, civ-- j MULLET. vived lives and and to establish a that Lord Roberts will resign the lilixed government in china. command and leave General Buller in L! Hung Chang is reported as having charge of the army of occupation about said that as China could not possibly pay the time the first contests are held in indemnity which will be demanded from her, there will be no alternative but to England and Scotland. Lord Roberts money, 41 WMk is, however, a good poor give territory instead of in which For Sale Lowest Prices By soldier and a case Japan would get Shin King. Russia at politician. The war is coming to an would be given Shin Kiang and Thibet end but is not yet finished, as the siege 'wtuld go to England. WW of a British garrison for weeks on the RUSSIAN MOVEMENTS. - Western Transvaal sufficiently indi- TIEN-TSI- Sept. 17. It is understood . - Hackfeld & cates, and his judgment will be indis- that the British authorities have been in Ltd. Rus-- 6o. pensable to oppose vigorously the : in the final stages when police structed work is substituted for military cam occupation of the Shan Hal Kwan Tien-Tsi- French Colony Brandy, per caBe, 12 full quart bottles paign and the desperate and n Railway, which is owned1 defeated and by a British syndicate and leased to the, F. C, eight years old, Port, Sherry, Angelica, Tokay, per gallon burghers need to be alternately coaxed Chinese. The recent Russian movements Whisky, Kingston, Ky., double distilled, per gallon and bullied into' laying down their arms northward are believed here to include Whisky, McBrayer, per gallon f. and abandoning a hopeless expedition to Shan Hal Kwan, which Whisky, six years old, private stock, Elk River, per gallon conflict. ai 10 46 gallon- - NEW YORK, Sept. 19. A di?patch to is now held by the imperial troops. We ship gallon kegs, barrels, S3 gallons, or barrel. Americans Al Rum or Gin, per case, 12 bottles ! the Tribune from London says: Both the British and the Kingston Ladies, lbs Ye an eye on Shan Hai Kwan as an Whisky, per case, 12 full qua ts Attention The first public announcement in the open winter port. Only a few miles ofj Carte Blanc Champagne, per case, 24 pints British electoral campaign comes from . ithe railway have been destroyed and the. ru cuurge ior cooperage or urayage. 1 i mm -- V V.1 , TT TTnhrl&ni 1 SPECIAL SALE OF Herbert Gladstone, who addressed his bridges are intact. A British expedition tTnlfnm n if.l,. constituents at Leeds last night. He to Shan Hal Kwan i. probable at an early tel agents French Colony Vineyard, 18 Montgomery St., San Francl?eo, idate. iterer to mercantile agencies and M. Phillips & Co., Honolulu, argued that the Government, in order eonteii j chief so we to gain a somewhat shabby party ad- Brigadier General Humphre, When ordered pack, that nothing on packages, indicates qi.artermaster of the United States expe- vantage, was putting the country to ditionary force, and Colonel Samuel S. i the trouble of dissolution at a most in- - i Si nner of the Sixth Cavalry have ar- convenient time. As to the question of med here. The latter will cWUmand the Why Not the annexation of .the South African j Second Brigade. CORSETS Republics, there was no wide diverg-- ! ENGLAND AND EARL LI. We will dispose of these goods ence of opinion in the Liberal party as I.oNDON, Sept. 18. "On the eve of Li Keep Your at prices ranging from ' it was already an accomplished fact. Hung Chang's departure," says the: Sranghal correspondent of the Daily Ex- - j press, wiring yesterday, "he received a1 4 CUBA FOB INDEPENDENCE. strongly worded cablegram from Lord Neat up Salisbury, declaring that the British Wardrobe 30c to 50c What the Recent Elections jerr.ment would insist upon the return of Emperor Kwang Hsu to Peking as an ab-- ! THE Indicate. solute condition of peace negotiations. Early Call Will Have the HAVANA, Sept. 19. The results of without which the dissolution of the Chi-th- e First Pick. Salls-comin- elections of delegates to the forth- - nose empire was inevitable. Lord fi constitutional convention are j bury informed Karl Li that the allies being sired Chinas integrity, but freely discussed by the Havana that nothPlnp would divort them from M delegates and other prominent Cubans. lhfir irrevocable Intention of punlshlmr Cli M 4 The conclusion reached is that the con- - those responsible for the outrages, whom vention will be controlled by the revo- - jthey would, if necessary, pursue all over WILL DO THE TRICK. 3 lutionary element. China." t In the main the delegates are capable EVENTS IN THE SOUTH, IWAKAMI men. Most of them, it is said are in NEW YORK, Sept, 19. A dispatch to favor of lnde- - jthe Herald from Hongkong says: S3. Immediate and absolute :t Pieces pendence, without the intervention of a The Mandarins of the Namon d.strt. Sets of 21 HOTEL STREET protectorate. have requested the native Christians to ... 'send' an account of their losses for com- - Sample Sets Si. The defeated Republicans and Fusion- - nfnpatlon and the names of the "row- - ists here have raised a cry of fraud, d'es" who committed the outrages. and have already held a mass meeting Two ringleaders have been decapitated to protest against illegal practices. and their heads exhibited in the mission church at Tshilng. Ever-Increasi- ng bodies of rowdies on Spurgeon and Sankey. the North river are plundering villages. Poiic We l ft. in LONDON, Sept. 19. Metropolitan A bogus proclamation circulated The Centon describes the allies as defeated St Read Advertiser. Tabernacle was reopened to day by the and appealing to the Empress DowagcT Ehlers' Block, Fort the Rev. Thomas Spurgeon, a son of the late for peace. 'copied Puerto Alonxo. tho str.nghold of CHT BODES TO the revolution In Acre. The i retch Worsted. PAKIS. Sept. It. The Ministry of War announces that newK ha t.n-e- received of fishtlng between troops forming Pacific Outfit, the a Import Co., jng COME French Sahara n outpost, n-- Timimoun. HOME and the Hart ary trilx mm The Krench trcopa. under Colonel Conette, fought INCORPORATED. tw engagements, and finally returned to T'irlmnun withoi.t laing molested. The dispatch la vague, but says clearly Fort Street twenty-si- x Progress Block. The : at the Krench lost men klll- - 14.85. Soldier Dead To and wounded, including two officer rur. pollowin' jk.l.ed. Reinforcements are on their way llT I.F..4 Be Exhumed. to Timimoun. latse. BY tes. ROBBED RUSSIANS.

i .. . r GOVERNMENT WILL ACT The Unhappy Experience of the bieamahip Samoa. KKATTLK. Wash.. S. pt eera of We all Attention lh.- M steamship Ht. Paul, arriving tonight Remains of Men Who Died in the fii in Nome, report that the .steamship Sa-- ni That our New York buyer hag purchased in New York from one of the In a n turned to Nome 8. i.temU-- r 7th. largest Dm having o Muslin Underwear manufacturers, for spot cash, a large line ol UK Orient and Mere to be Taken ufter delivered on the Siberian o coast the thirty-tw- o Kusslans who were o If Back. ' Ip-pl- ateil in the plot to seize the vessel ' i for pre.nis trip and dcposi (b-org- D. Ladies' White Muslin Umbrella Shaped fr iioi original - f" erts. who hen. led the expedl- w V AMMIMlToN. Sept. ;. - Colonel Win. Hon. The military authorities at Nome, .... rlM. ...I . . V. .11. m .1 V. Wi . latten. of th.. .juarlermastefa Depart- - oroJS thelr denotation ,h Samoa on (i. r irrnt. duty at the War Iepartment, was given a commission to land them r.n iottle. ha completed arrangements for the freeHusslan soil transportation to the United State. of Th Russians, hewe ver. took revenge by SKIRTS. suallng fro.n tiie v. everythlig port- - ...,. a up-to-da- te th.. remains of soldiers and sellnrs and tll!ll ,.,,, cone, ul. d about their o The most goods at great bargains. In all 75 dozen SKIRTS . . linns who lost th.tr lives and were ir.ns and In their luggage, including a o will be placed on sale much below the regular price. No better oppor- one burled in the Island possessions of the from the stateroom of the captan tunity was ever offered to buy Muslin Underwear prices we Samoa, - at such as na...... i em ...... ': " containing M.niO. The rob- offering - " '" t.... not discovered Rus- - are the same for this week. g 2M present until the ln plans of the Department a si. i s had all been put ashore and the 8a-- will take passage on th- - n on had attain Started to se. The hope- - Our great special will be an extra wide umbrella-shape- d Skirt, four rows of lace Insertion, $2.50 iranstrt llanc. k. . heduh d to leave liinio. of pursuit was evident and the at IGHT disgust. I people simply Han is.-- n . 1st Samoa added the rrani tuber for the n w los i., the previous total of their o 1' lilppln. s. BfUsttkMM at the hands of their Russian ii n x x a w x y At tha prapHM of the Se r tary of the associates. High Novelties in N'vv the same buri.il lorps will u id r- - ti ke t. tHTform similar servlee wlih re-st- e PLAN A CEMETERY dtien uuim. t to offleers and enlisted men of the Ladies' Corset overs Navy and VTirl-- I'orirs burled In t'hlna and the islands of the Par Wo. The wr AT DIAMOND HEAD will b In eharg of D. II. Rhodes. or of Batlonal m. terl. s. who Vj tlovernor iHile and HuperlntendeiK rlcN We Invit Inspection. - 18.10. to the I'hlllpplnes In Novemer, beyond Dia-ti- .i snt ndless yesterday went out on a TUB similar errand. nd II. ad with Messrs. 'iiltnan, p.allen-ti.- .. r rotxnwiN. When the transport stops atN llono'ul'i tTlCLJttaV to coal, the bodies i.urb d there will and Thurston of the directorate of Plus ( up part her cargo. list llapid Transit Company for the pur- Plm and made of pose I'iranlts Iron), Sin liar action will ! iK n at the Island of looking up a site for a new ceme-- t. i ry. If ptes. nt plans Gov- 4 iranlts Iron) 'nam and In the I'hllipplnes. th. of the I fOranits Iron) Colonel Patten says that the prevailing ernment are earri. d out, a public ceme- tery Ik- - I ns In t'hlna will scarcely render will located there and an electric ihle any disinterments In that road will be built to connect It with the r earlier than next'aprlng. All the cltj. It plann-- d recovered are to ho given honor-ri- al Tot some time has b. on to In the United States at places I ulld some public cem tery outside of the i- - Knlf by the next uf kin. In all rases ptiient limits of the city, and various - plans for such place aug-'gtste- ."table V not otherwise ordered the Inter- a have been H.h ment jsill b.. made In the national cem- - while several corporations .have I'nn. con- ti i for the cemetery 'also considered the feasibility of an. terles. With - funnel. a the nclseo. and Ar- - structing a cemetery- with private capital. Iloa-- d of opsnsr II rut ton. Washlnston. rh Health last spring passed an whereby it I proximate number of remains to 'a rule was decided to forbid i. burying Urn exhumed is I. .131. Ilsiiihuted In the fol- - th of bodies within the limits of ill. U.s ing places the city, except on specliU permit. This w k-- i ntalnaf. thirty six enlisted man of the rule is to Into effect on the tlrst of ontalner rroy and on e marine.. Octoler. Hut until yesterday no active eixht men of the navy. .tejis had l en taken by the Government i'iam. f tt tut. two o (fleers of the army, flfty-elg- ht .r the construction of such a place. enlisted men of the ST my i I thir- The party which went out yesterday hs above outfits ty, seven men of the navy. Itoaked assgf all of the available land on Philippines, seventeen officers of the nr-m- v. the eastern slope of Diamond Head and l.lfiO enlisted men of the army ami one tract of about inn acres was found i that would he an excellent location for import twenty-- no n of navy PReiFie Ixl.t the e the new It lies midway of the 'slcfw and is . ovi 1 with a growth of IITCOBPOI3ATEr). trees. If Is accessible either by IMWCO.lIi JOHN' SHERMAN the road tbrotlgh Kalmuki or around the sen side of Itlamond Head. The Rapid Transit officials were re- KINO STREET A BROKEN MAN quested to accompany the Government of ficers so that they miifht consider the vas concerned, I will say thla. He came ip'an of extending their lines to the ANOTHER SNAG FOR to me before the convention the day of The Old Statesman's Mind d site for the cemetery, for the place the convention and said to me, I think lis at such a distance from the city that it is a shame that I should be whipped oi Gradually Flickering s m me of reaching it besides by .road into going on that ticket.' Those are the w ins REGISTRATION very words he used to me. His brother m nr- necessary. BOARD to-vi.- tcld me to keep 'Tommy' off the ticket. Out. While no definite steps were taken t.l locating cemetery spot I had a talk with Lucas Just before the the at the convention was called, in the Orpheum AMD ONB-IIAI.- r STORY visited, the Rap'.d Transit people will be x NKW rt. pt is lal to the inked to submit stiirirestlons for the pro- Cafe, and he told me then he did not want irner nf Victoria and olte.. The Board of Registration is up a.caintn to register," lie has entirely to go on the ticket. I went to the meet-pr- o If they prove satisfactory fuliilled the shin from Mansfield, ).. says: This city posed road and - oi. other snag placed in its path by A. V. visions of the section, and is within lng and I took the whole- slate, and took to the Oovi rnmont it Is likely that It will c an no longer claim John Sherman as a tl-- of 'the I atflttlnlng parlor. dl I decided to cemetery there. morning. meaning the interpretation intend- - names all down. told the committee -- ... locate the Gar yesterday The latter call a bedr.M.n n, Itlaen. At h & ., ( k last night Sher- oc to be placed on the section by thelsbcut 'Tommy's' refusal then. That was The Rapid Transit directorate will hold ed Into question the Hoard's interpreta- why objected conven- - lot Sit feat, with on half of i man, ac omp.i iled I.) I. Is .Iniiaht. r, Mrs. a rreetlris wlthfn the next few days, at framcrs of the Act. I to Lucas In the tion of section g6, paragraph 2, Of Or- word "immediately," as Mr. tlcn," concluded the Colonel, way. mw I .M' will upon the Ths Gear ttM t Frto J her children and which the matter be decided ' i'ulum. two Ir. ganic contends, was placed in the section, and Colburn asked why he had not been r.irtKl. ran add land M 70 feet W. K. Loiighrldite, left here for Wash-I- t. anC then It will be 'decided at the next Act, which leads as follows: i following c: neeially In the second clause, for a riefl tolc" of this arrangement before hand. It asltage, Adjoining, for s i Stoti, not to return. Sherman Is In n'citlng of the Governor's in to be qualified to vote for v cot.ncll. That order nite purposf. It does not read "next as hecause he had not been taken Into .1th. The splendid Sherman BepTtSPOlaUsta a pereon shall have ed preceding," as legal phraseology would the confidence of the committee and given looking for a homestead In a property on Path avenue, West, Is to In Jhe Territory not less than one have it, and which is the usual form In notice of the removal of Lucas' name Into lots and sold. The old Sh r-- i shhorhood should call on AR ytar preceding and In the Representative sections of this character, but very em- that he made the fight on Booth. ui home wilt i so pass int.. .the hands CONCERT BY THE in which he offers to register not HlRRIQoN for further Infor dlnriit phatically makes It 'immediately." The chairman stated that in reading strangers. loss than three months immediately pro- He further contended before the Board over the lists with Mr. Kinney and Mr. Man.-liel- d was long the home of the dding the time at which he offers .to that the word "immediately" had no ref- McClanahan, he had said. "Both to be a t BAND herablo stall sman, who, a. an humb'. THIS EVENING ! piste r. erence to the tlrst clause, "have resided in representative from the Fourth District." biw student, liter. i on his political r.i-t- er Mr. Gear'J contention was that the 'sec the Territory not less than one year, Kinney called out "Booth Senate." "I In this elty. When MansHeld was tion read very plainly, and to him clearly, etc." Had it been the intention of Con- - corrected him," said the Colonel. "Then yet a villa k;o Sherman purchased clKhty The following Is the program of a that the clause "not less than three grecs to cause citizens to "reside In the McClanahan took the name down wrong," IREW00D, scrta of land on the western outskirts for rt by the Government band at the months immediately preceding the time Territory not less than one year immedi- - continued the Colonel, finishing his expla-netio- n. $l' an acre. Eighteen or twenty years pre- .illan Hotel this evening at 7:30 o'clock: at which he offers to register," means that ately preceding, etc.," the word would "Afterwards the secretary !o u i a number of acres to the city a man who has resided here for three l ave been so inserted. He did not be-- 1 pares! slips on the typewriter and in some oi a park. The balance of the land, PART L n.onths "immediately preceding" tho . v- they had any such, intention. mer.ner got the names mixed and put Is In it'GATBD which now the best residence ;art rture "Victor Kmanuei" . Kllng timr at which he registers is available for The Registration Board decided against Booth down as a Representative." nr. in ( Man.tlel.t, Is occupied by the Sherman Introduction lyohengrln" Wagner registration, providing that he has fulfill- Mr Gear and refused to register Mr. "The secretary got the slate mixed," ' v Fit AMKS and all kinds m in me. orchards and groves slope away Selection "Nabucco' .. Verdi ed the provisions of the first clause, that Hall. The matter was taken before the salt" a member. KINO MATRRIAI. for sale, h f om the house on all four sides. jjonrs I"! has "resided in the Territory not less Republican Committee yesterday and It Cclonel McCarthy stated further that suit, cheap Ths once great mind of the statesman (a) "N.iuanu W.ilpio." "Ka Makanl than one yar preceding." was later decided to make a test case in in the presence of himself and Mr. Norrle, s t tiling fast. Lifelong friends and even Aloha." By means case of the Courts. A writ of mandamus will be Lucas had reiterated the statement made s I this he that in the fear relatlv-- who call. it the Shetmao Miss J. Kelliaa. Of applied for today by the Republican Com- previous to the convention that he had nrs at ths Mr. Hall, who had lived in Honolulu on residence after Mrs. Sherman's death (b) "Wal Punalau." "Rain Tua'hine." 1W5 1S98 un- - mittee against the Board of Registration, not wished to be placed the Democrat- It INCHON PRRMIHI S ftom to and had been absent floTh.t. w rr not recognised. The was Mrs. N. Alapal. t'l May of this year, was eligible to regis- in order to get a legal decision as to the ic ticket. so feeble that It w i n- -t I . me. ;tdvl:ible PART II. ter. Interpretation of the knotty section. t t Inform him of th death of his sister, Mr. Gear's interpretation of the clause believe it Is the duty of the courts a Mrs. Sherman Reese, which occurred re- Selection "The Messenger Boy" "I Belle Archer, the actress, had Caryl Monkton Is that Mr. Hall has lived not only one to construe the laws privileging a man to stroke of apoplexy at Warren, Pa., and cently at Lancaster, . There was a March "The Man Behind the Gun".. year "preceding," but, in fact, two years otc, said Mr. Gear to an Ad- is saiel to be dying. movement on foot to give Sherman a "preceding" the time he went to register. vertiser reporter last night. "It involves farewell reception, but It was abandoned Sousa 190(1. aikiki Inn "Wedding of the Winds" .. Hall Bj having resided here since May, tho question, "What Is the Intent of a on t int of bis feeble condition. Walts or more the specified "three months living In a city or Territory for a ve-- b M dley "American Airs" Beyer than man's 71 Sherman's total wealth Is conservstl .immediately preceding the time he offers year?' I say, to establish his residence." 1 ..slim Hi d st not less than $4.siTn. "The Star Spangled Banner." k r..ll I tmm f a rim Line ui THE TURKS RELENT. AUTHOROF JANICE MEREDITH "let on the inside" of the decision to T 1 1 I AT, throw "Tommy" I.u rts out of the ticket. f Us August -- INN will run a DEMOCRATS although his name had been given in the Wauim They Permit the Reconatructi .n of He Weds a Popular Young Woman committee meeting prior to the conven-tie- n for bsnefit of Ita patrons, ths Euphrates College. of Brooklyn. Monday evening. I I 1st tamer of fort ami Ktna TALKFUSI0N As for the name of Pua, it was suggest- - Electrical I : I 4 NEW YORK. Sept. M. Paul Leicester follO'VS. Ill STi IN. Sep Th. it! ft'' ' :;t this juncture that the committee ..a in Itoston of Kuphralos College, slt-ust- Ft.rd, the author, and Miss Grace Kidder, should hold their decision in abeyance for "H W IMM: Kln-nc- v AIKIKI st llsrpoot. Kaatern Turkey, has ('sughter of Kelward II. Kidder, were mar- (Continued from Page L) av. hlle and not act on it at once. re-- s reiterated thi:t it would be extremely AM UN P. M. received m cablegram from President C. ried at noon today at the M. unwise to do anything with if at present r. Gates, Hat-poo-l, permission Ide nee of 'he bride's parents In Brcok-l- n t::ke n up as the order of business for the H rrank at that evening. .. cording to American politics, said he. M W VIKfKI tNN. to reconstruct the buildings destroyed by The Rev. Frederick Burgess, rector a man standing as I'ua stood with refer- - n Supplies Kinney spoke at length upon the sub- the Turks In the autumn of Is.:, has Just SFOS Democratic ticket, would be X A M 4 JO M en Grace Episcopal Church, performed "1 we off tick- to the P been given by ths local government, ject. think if fire i;ua the ki. k. d out of every party. But in Ha- - I M M the. ceremony. Only intimate friends and we know where it will stop. We months ago It was ann..iined et don't politics was young and u. five of the bride and In idegroom huve made pood Wise said Wail. American Govern- relatives a start. John i i f'om Constantinople that the on a n of this kind should not be taken. - years' delsy. sere present account of the recent to me today, Don't pay any attention to any foreigners on I tic li - ment, after nsire than four At tne hour of "If they don't get the 0f0- snts. had granted permission to rebuild. The (bath of the bride's aunt. Pua Or his letter of declination.' From Independent ticket, they will have to Con- 1J a male choir, stationed Just off the what Wise told me, the way the case was sup- .locunt.nl were forwarded from drawlng-roeim- , come to the Democratic party and a sang "Oh, Love." woulel s'gn some- OF N PSLAsan-- KMTn a stantinople to Harpoot, distance of Perfect at i resent, Pua have to port ticket," sai l Kinney. LIGHTING BUILDIUGS, often I the singing the bride, supported Independents or be kicked its tit ?m mib s. and th. re put Into the uirlnir thing with the Inde- I.i iik tinner al th Inn on it. by father and attended by a maid of out. I Another member stated that the hsrda of ths local provincial Governor. her the nomina- ' I hi r.or. Katharine Dreler. entered the to this action. Wise is pendents expected to have doi timenf. purporting to bs a copy ' "Wire assented party. iViORES km RESIDENCES! rm m and proere-- d Jo a floral altar which In very cltse touch with Pua, Now as ds tions of the Democratic "If wi imi-erla- l permission, was handed the had been ererted there, snd whose colors, Testa, Nawai ajid I'ua, all three open the door for I'ua to go out. In order 8 Pi estdsnt Gstes. giving ermlsslon to i in good graces of . . . , . . mrmm and white, were those of the dec- - re to going on the keep ourselves the M. N. ALilY, i . " wKIcK iirm n a little reluctant we got AND INCANDeSGEKT I drawing-roo- m Mr. aeceptenl the natives on our ticket have to Um I. .sjTu, mm m..n orations of the Ford Democratic ticket. Damon has n.erpreted this local accompanied to the Ii well, they won't vote for us. But the Managef. charge el af- - I M altar byh our nomination, and has sent a letter to int. no more than five The brother, Worthl'igtnn Chauncey Ford. At effect. Independents have got to protect their res t onstnntlnopl.) toos , .'.... that b. st ine mailer the conclusion of the ceremony the choir "It Is a very delicate situation just now n.en that we have nominated. An Indi up visormtsly and after four months of oi ndent eame to me today and was very effort, original sens "Now Thank We All Our God." And a.i to what our relations will be with the ItViU ShiiiaD earnest diplomatic ths welding was served. Independents," Mr. Kinney in a cau- effsslve in talking politics. I was In a Sha permission has r. ached the college mi-Ip- tbm the breakfast said Ford Is a son of the late Gordon la Ford. tious voice. "I think it would be very hurry at the time, but I understood this Electric Power pt It I said to be a very gratifyi- working fu- nssr Japanese printing a4Tl. His novels that have attracted the most unwise at this Juncture for us to kictc much from him, 'We ar for . ng document, spparcntlv srantlng all lUbllshsS LI -- ak . attention are: "The Hon. Peter Stirling." Pua off the ticket. Wo must gradually sion some of us,' he said." ' was asked with one unimportant ex- - FOR ' 1 JunillM. mm.mm.rn n..t.ll.kst . that "Janice Meredith" and "The Story of an .and by persuasion get the independent John Colburn then took the floor to' fTitory of Dl Love." Mrs. Ford Is an only to endor very plainly about his connection Hawaii. ll- - S- - ' - told all our ticket." talk 1 be heels In s'l th. lr .bp.ttt- "Tommy" Lu- r, and since her formal entrance The question of headquarters was next with turning down of ments. Including the primary, have en-- daughter, the fELEYATORS, POMPS, and "Hit ' society, w seasons ago. has been up. They get rooms Monday night's convention. "I XAWA. s - I i .tiplls. A Intu a f hrcught wanted to cas at ii. ib vi nr more 11 emphat-Irnll- v. .. on.- of the popular young women of In a portion of city where the f. I was turned down." he said little i.ss than h of these are In the col-.- central the upon ' Prrcklyn. could drop In any time and "I looked with Indifference nd S .1 t.rop. r "braves" at 111 m. irtment suirtres-tlon- s, party I kinds of MACHINERY. King strsst P O ret a campaign cigar and leave the success of our after that. et. A clerk will be supplied there went home last night and gave it careful Claim. -- slmp-t- you Bad Pinancea of Braail. An American to i are for the carropaign documents, etc. tUi ht and I an assure that 1 h.--n to my CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept. 19. LI 1 came an interesting bit of politi- on account of the duty I owe NKVJ YORK. Sept. -A dispatch to unbounded respect I have 3WR UUCH ROOMS chnrse d'aff.i - s. cal gossip. The Inside story of how Pua friends and the from Rio de Janeiro says: Grlscom. t'nlted Stats on and how "Tommy" . for the party, that I will assist all I the Iterstd to th ctirre the ticket power Propiiseot official Journal publishes today facts har. made verbal representations Lucas did not get a place, was told. There krew how In putting this party in gas Offsa. Ths Ar- - - rapM-flr- to a successful issue. But mum WMn A Co concerning ths origin of the bank crisis Portr. demanding the release or an wi a S d'scmslon of the reasons ari' carrying it x- 1 speak of i - wish to it one yenr nito the dlroctors me r.lnn who. It Is claimed. Is a natural f.r the action tak.-- on the two men, an there is a man whom I that I - be-- li firs t uvi . --. 1 . n n ...... on.l nhn s-- arri'.t- - r!s- of the placing of C. W. Booth on the tbet Js now on the ticke t ai d whom I Tlrtss I of the Bunk of the Republic Informed the eu j mi' ii it quantity the ttmh Served eminent that ths situation was very ed upon the charge of belonging to tno ticket. will be an unknown at ELECTRIC cornsjsttteo. A Colburn, who was to been the pells I refer to C. W. Booth. However, . Soda Tho Government aided the bank Armenian revolutionary have Water. Olni critical. "Tommy" Waxed he is now and I will support him." -- to Investigation been ordered and if the nominator of Lucns, there or 411k. ,klng deposits nmonntlrg has de- $ M&goon Block. Phone Main 350. .,' , r'-o- He Col. McCarthy took a hand in the to to p. m. Herald's correspondent In Man.we Is found to h an American easj wroth and told a tale of grievance. n been He said, "As far a? 'Tommy' Lucas lltso a 3psrUltT. s thst the Bolivian force, tiave oc-- r,-- he win b- - reieasea. alluded to the fact that he had not bate wna MEBCIAL AIVEBT1BBB: HONOLULU,

senator Hanna's callers todav. -- Each was enthusiastic over party prospects W I iatai Ts in 13 jtJtMi TUB PA01KIO THE CAMPAIGN in his respective totate. Tomorrow BLOCK BLA 1 night Ser.ator Hanna will Commercial Advertiser IN Ft- - make a speech at the Marquette Club banquet. All the members of the Re- Than Precept'' publican National Committee now in O. SMITH - - BD1XOB. Tours of Colonel Chicago, will attend the banquet. rum The Spk,n 'Francis X. Shoonmaker of New Jer- It is not what we say, but 27 Bryan and uovcrnor sey ! THUK8DAY SEPT. arrived today for a conference with Senator Hanna. He is en route to Wy- what Hood's Sarsaparilla t THINGS TOR Roosevelt. oming Sheridan, THE advanced price- - where. Saturday at he does, that tells the story. Th thread trut bas will open a two weeks' speaking tour DINING TABLE! but th.. time -e-nnnaBrotective CHICAGO. September 18. Senator for McKinley and Roosevelt. Thousands of testimonials are to happens to be M. A. Hanna at noon today made an Chairman Johnson and Secretary The thread tru.t Walsh, of the Democratic National Li which nourishes address to several thousand down-tow- n examples of what Hood's Some very neat patterns in . niti.h institution business men Committee, today characterized Sena lustily under free trade. and their employes at the tor Hanna s speech of yesterday as has done others, rooms of the Commercial McKinley buncombe I observe, said Mr. Walsh, for and voice for white men Club. He said in part: "that Mr Hanna asserts there are no what it will do for you. Table Cloths, Napkins, DoyliJ Allan Herbert's would Mr. Bryan or any I trusts in this country, and at the same In small agricultural industries may "I like other j time charges that Senator Jones is a Dyspepsia " cA complication be as one crying in the wilderness, but Democrat to tell me what a trust Is, of ' I member of the cotton bale trust. How troubles, dyspepsia, chronic And the sooner farmers hear it and profit believe there is not a trust in the can Jones be in a catarrh na-- Senator interested by It Ha- entire United States. There is a ! trust if is no in coun-!try- ? inflammation of the stomach, rheumatism, th better for them and for every there trust the The finest line ever imported in waii. tional law, and in State a law, Senator Hanna seems to have etc., made me miserable. Had no ap- j every law national tripped f against trusts, and himself." petite until took Hood" s SarsaparSU or State has been the product of Re- ROOSEVELT'S CAMPAIGN. I Von Waldersee may not enjoy his bil- which cured me." N. B. Seelcv, publican lawmakers, and the credit is REXBURG, IdaKo, Sept. 19. The t74 IRISH AUSTRIAN of Army ' and let as the commander an due to the Republican party. I have special composed private W. t4th Ave., Denver, Colorado. whose home governments his men train of the shift no objection to Democrats jiposing coach Minnesota, in which Governor N. B. Be sure to get Hood" s because at pleasure and leaves him uncertain pat- Roosevelt travels, a sleeping coach and trusts, but they have not got any ' one day of how many troops he can a day coach with cci respondents and ent on it. . ' LINENS. control the next or where they are go- "Bryan tells he would do if an extra day coach for guests at the ing to be located. what i Governor and visiting statesmen and elected. His first act would be to haul advance committees, with a baggage IV? down the American flag in the Pnilip- - 'car, pulled out from Butte this morning B A Mr. paper regards the Repub- PHONE 157. CO. Testa's j pines. Well, that 13 what he says he at 2 o'clock on its day journey to Po--! Hood's lican as might Hlli cure liver ilia: the and ticket weak. It have I would do; but the American people catello. The first stop was made at only tq take with Hood 'a Sarsaparilia, stronger if It on e3-- Lake, Idaho, request of been had taken Testa j would not let him. Then he would i Market at the for the Senate at least it might have tablish 'a stable government,' probably Senator Shoup. Senator Carter intro- - smelt stronger but alas! conventions duced Governor Roosevelt to the crowd with Aguinaldo at the head of It. Think i to from the back nlatform. but the aton make mistakes and the people have of It! Pull down our flag, remove our was not ,ong enough for any remarks, stand It. Poor people! troops and leave the brave dead, our and the people were content with a bow bovs in blue, to the tender mercies of and admonition that if they were true KNOX HAT: The Galveston death list, which nears Aguinaldo. Judging from the past, Americans they would stand for the KoOO. Is mostly made up of whites. Few AKdinaldo would soon shock humanity, policy that represents true American- negro victims are reported, but as we ism. of th And the nations would Interfere, D. E. Burley, general passenger agent That are sold at, less than the rego'aj In arid ''out Of the city it Is believed did In Cuba. of the Oregon Short Line, had charge that at 2000 of them lost their "Bryan talks of the Monroe doctrine of the train today, and Mr. J. F. Baker, price are either lives. Great as the general calamity and advocates a protectorate in the superintendent of the Pullman service, .... Is, however, the relief to the survivors Philippines. The Monroe doctrine was was on board, looking, after the cerrifort Half-- seems adequate and hunger and ex- established for the western hemisphere, of the newspaper men. posure to the elements do not follow Bryan would spread it all over the At Rexburg the first stop of the day but was made and an address was made to the original horror. world. If that Is not imperialism, then the people at tljie opera house. STYLE OR OUT OF DATE &AJ ' ' tell me what it is. I am for peace, but The TAft Commission clearly defines not for peace at any price, and not the Philippine status quo and shows while the brigand Aguinaldo is hanging Of'wORLD NWS Sick I that peace Would likely have come be- abdut In the bushes, shooting down our have the Sole Agency for thee Cel- fore Mr save for the hopes of ind- soldiers. Bryan Is opposed to a tariff ebrated t ependent raised by the Bryan cam- as a trust creator, but the working-me- n CONDENSED Hats r the Hawaiian Isjaadf. paign. Everybody Is waiting on the know that the tariff is their pro- results of the American election. If tector. He draws us rosy pictures of Bryan wlnw there will be no surrender; what he would do if elected, and beside Marcus Daly is better. If not, then peace may follow shortly his pictures stands the monumental Hops are being shipped from Tacoma People ! and prosperity come after It, work that McKinley has done. Bryan to Australia. The price of coal Is advancing because By S. S. r will stand on any platform they make of the strike. the Australia have received a new invoice The Boer war Is being used in Eng- for him, ride any hobby, indorse any Arch Rock, San Francisco, is soon to land to excite the spirit which Joseph Issut? yes, he will even abuse me for be blown up. this Famous Hat whicri are now ready for sa'e at Chamberlain wants to have behind the the sole purpose of being President. The thread trust of Great Britain has movement for imperial federation. The Is all he wants. (Cheers and cries advanced prices. Just sick enough to feel heavy-hea- d That Municipal League is Queen Is In sympathy with the Jingo of 'You are all right.') The in session at ed, lazy and shiftless, to have no ap I Milwaukee, Wis. Idea and will send her grandson, the BRYAN ON HANNA. petite, to sleep badly, to have what you A $2,000,000 museum of fine arts is to eat feel Duke of York, on a visit to Australia, LEAVENWORTH, Kans., Sept. 19. be built at Boston. like lead In your stomach. where he will be expected to arouse a A special train over the Missouri Pa- The President has arrived at Wash Not sick enough to take to bed, but great imperialistic sentiment. Canada's cific bore Mr. Bryan out of Kansas City ington, from Canton. Just sick enough to not know what to turn to have a royal guest may come today. The change from the regular Two schooners were driven ashore at do. next. coaches with the accompanying crowds Nome by the last gale. and endless chain of handshakings, Philadelphia has contributed $55,000 Miss M E Killean' was evidently most welcome to th'j to the Galveston fund. Fusion between the Democrats and presidential candidate for, although he The railroads entering New York will Independents is a new idea and its de- has made no complaint, it has bc?en pool their grain traffic. ARLINGTON BLOJK HOTEL STREET velopment will be watched with Inter- evident that the strain of the past few Lieutenant Hobson has returned est. Our Democratic friends are fruit- klays, with no opportunity for rest or home by the way of Victoria. THKE ful in surprises and If they can get retirement, has not had an agreeable Marcus Daly is thought to be suffer- - Wilcox and his worst bolomen off the eflVc t upon him. This is the last of the Ie from cancer of the stomach. three days Kansas-Missou- ri border Texas still quarantines against San Joint ticket and their own best candi- tour, and it was begun at 8 o'clock. Francisco on account of the plague. To I owe my 1 dates on it Hawaii will draw a breath Tne first stop was made at this place, Spring Lake, N. J., a summer resort it of relief. Thf-- the contest can proceed and here Mr. Bryan spoke for half an has been destroyed by fire. Loss $250,- - Malt upon a much higher plane with the hour from the rear platform of his 000. chances good for electing an honest train. Mr. Bryan's attention was call It is doubtful that the registration in Legislature. ed to a speech made at Delphi, Ind., by San Francisco will reach the total of Senator Hanna, chairman of the Re- ls'.tv publican National Committee, in which Journeymen tailors of Cleveland, O There is need of a general renovation he said that he was ready to debate the have secured a ten per cent raise m fof the streets, leveling them off and question of imperialism with Mr. Bry- wages. ( packing them down. At present the an or any other Democrat. The sea-goin- g tug Sloeum, en route to Nutrine I hollows or mounds left by the house In reply to the question whether he San Francisco from New York, has ar- Slip--! would accept a challenge from Mr. rived at Lima. connections with the sewer, the rough That's what you ought to do a good dirt left above the sewers themselves Hanna, Mr. Bryan said: The British steamer Lorle has arriv- "No challenge has been received and ed at Port Said with the first Importa- sensible tonic that will sharpen your is a Tonic aod has nort and various unexpected breaks make I would not accept it If it was. While tion of American coal. put new go your many thorough- appetite and Into wheeling difficult on Gal- ay noarishtnoqoalitiesItbM I would be glad to debate public ques- The newspaper list of dead at nerves and muscles. Come to-d- and fares and carriage riding uncomfort- Republican veston is over 4.000. tions with the candidate for and the estimated -- begin taking it right away. You'll find fl V-- J any Tonic bweragejt able. Honolulu used to have streets to the presidency, I would not be willing loss from 5,000 to 6,000, Just your system needs right wV:av...v.. .:. V to debate with one whose responsl-bili- y The $2,000,000 Swedish loan, placed in what here boast of; now and for a year back It It is Just what it's name implies. the market has had streets to apologise for. is less than my own. If I am part in the United States, will run for 4 1 elected I shall be president. If the Re- ten years at per cent. publican committee will certify that Mr. Huntington's nephew is not consider- It looks as if the powers would fall Hanna is to be president In case of Re- ed a strong candidate for the presiden-(- y out and possibly come to blows over publican success, I shall willingly meet of the Southern Pacific. Go the Chinese affair. Russia and the him in joint debate." The social Democrats held a State Lovejoy & United States propose to leave Peking; Mr. Bryan was asked if he had any- convention at Butte, Mont., September powers propose Ger- thing to say in reply to Mr. Hanna's 18, and indorsed Debs for president. a other to stay. charge 25cts. bottle. Distributors. many wants reprisals for the murder that he was led by slnfster mo- The new primary election law of Min- tives in securing the ratification of the nesota has proved to be a great success. of her minister; Great Britain Is eager tn aty with Spain: The law works smoothly and with little for a more rational policy and may in- "I have given my reasons for believ- friction. sist upon It. Russia and Japan are ing it better to ratify the tratv and The Egyptian mail steamer Char-kie- h nearly at sword's points and soon !. late the nation s policy by resolu- is ashore on the reefs of The Pir- A France may get exerted. Who knows tion, and the voters have an opportun- aeus with a broken shaft. Some of her but that the new Eastern question will ity to pass Judgment upon my reasons. passengors have been drowned. suddenly explode on !I must confess, however, that Mr. Han Cuban' papers and politicians de- nnd set all Europe na is fire? an export when he discuss s sinis- nounce Governor General Wood for HIISW The Honolulu ter motives, but I can stand his criti- having iiuerefered in the late elections Tobacco cism if Senator Hoar can endure his in the interest of his Cuban "tools." FORT STREET. MERCHANT K. The Cuban revolutionary party has praise." Senator Wellington, whose conversion Company, Ltd won the elections and demands Inde- UBAVKNWORTH, Kans., Sept. 19. to Democracy is denied, will go on the pendence. These people comprise the The crowd which greeted Mr. Bryan stump for McKinley. He says the Re- H KtM"lvt1 - A rjirHiiM" ttWM ' was . e" nojrroes and lower-clas- s here large and enthusiastic-- Mr. publicans are likely to lose Maryland. whites who Bryan , By I tie World Kfn(incO Hrifil tnttAKf made the three year war on sugar plan- said that the Democratic p'at-- a collision of the British steamer Conn is in the interest of the people. Gordon Castle and the German steamer tations and Spanish pickets. Property-oxvnrr- s He wanted not to injure the rich, but Stormann in Cardiff Bay, both vessels and other responsible people j to promote harmony in all classes. He were sunk, and twenty persons on want an American protectorate or out- - declared that In order to be in good board the Cardiff were lost. rifcm unnexauon out tney are so lew siunaing at tne present time a Kejmb- - The President has returned to Wash- Lillian Russell, ,,can numerically, that are not likely to ' must he able to change his con- - ington to deal with the new Chinese thy jkjuMaMT CIUAK can be parchMed U make much of an impression on Con- - 22jL"E tr The situation resulting from the demand of tl: gress. which, in view of Philippine UD.n silver. Germany for punishment of the lead- PURITANOS. 6 CENTS ONLY. the TZZ?' anti-fcrel- gn the greet. biek, the income tax, militar- ers of the movement in BETTH Imbroglio. Is Indisposed to seek a simi- ism and 'ther questions. China. TRY THEfl NONfc lar row In the West Indies. "I read in the morning paper," said Attorney General Smith f Nebraska Mr. Bryan, " a speech made by Mr. Brings suit to have declared void th- - MMMraWMMraWraWA The Dutch are showing a practical Hanna yesterday in which he said then- - transfer last year of the Arco Starch sympathy for their kinsman. President are no trusts. When I used to want Company if Nebraska City, Neb., to the Krueger, uumorous reaaing, i would go to those united Starch Company, as bjlng in by sending a warship to es- books which cort him to Holland. contained a collection of restraint of trade and against the anti-th- e Dutchmen are writings of humorists. But now, trust, law. The Argo was controlled BY S. S. AUSTRALIA: proud of Oom Paul, who has done so wli-- I want to read somcthine fimnv last vear hv th M.irt much to revive the militant glories of .Mr. Hanna's serious ramnalrrn J. Sterling Mnrinn n fnpmc ...,.., .... their race and they will doubtless soft- speeches. There are no trusts! Can of agricu Iture. was m.inne-e- r en the pains of exile for him by their you expect the Republican nartv to de Airs. Mary A. Laban, a daughter of istroy the trusts when the leader the late Commodore an- TELEPHONE MAIN 199. hospitality and their desire to do him Republican of the Vanderbllt, honor. It is trusts says there are no swers a suit for $20,000 brought against not Improbable that a trusts?" her by A. P. Dodge, an SMOKED BLOATERS, large number of the Boer leaders will Mr. Bryan inventor, for MESSENGERS ALWAYS READY TO asserted that the Repub'i-jca- n balance, due on a payment of $100,000 ANSWER ALL CALLS. HOLLAND gather in Holland, as there seema to party had completely chang-- d Its for a quarter interest in Dodge's inven- HERRINGS, be no other place for them where they code of morality and had adopted tions, by alleging , . the that a bogus "me- FROZEN OYSTERS, would feel at home and be safe from mi.tln t K I t inigiii iHtH.est rignt. it dium" in the employ of Dodge got her arrest. stands now, he said, for the violation of to squander $80,000 through pretended CELERY, TVKSm all the principles present at the messages from of birth the spirit of Vanderbilt. Pine Line the party. She sues in turn to recover money. ORANGES, LEMONS, ETC., The tremendous strength Con- the of the HANNA MAY "There are only ten houses in a hab- OF servative elements in Hawaii leads to SPEAK. FRESH CALIFORNIA FRUITS CHICAGO, Sept. 19. itable condition south of High Island," the hope that their union for good gov- Senator Hanna, said H. Spangler, encouraged by the reception given his general manager of ernment will achieve the results sought. speech yesterday the Gulf and Inter-Stat- e Company, who A good at the Commercial returned to Galveston KLntomlvo.. IS Legislature Is McKinley club meeting, has about de- Every bad man elected would mean a cided to go upon stump from a tour of inspection of the proper Peterson's the during the ly oi nis company. WAITY, step towards the complete loss of con- last two weeks of the campaign. He "There were thou- SALTER & sands of will leave fr. xr,.- - carcasses of animals and fidence In Hawaiian values which, in a Saturdav nicht about 350 Fort Street York, ri-,- .0 bodies of human beings found Orheum Block business sense, we have most to dread. where he will remain ton there. The UrOCerS. at the end of which time he will latter have been partially Office Desks The supreme duty to Hawaii now is to to return buried, but the hands and feet are pro- resume personal control of the na- truding elect a pure Legislature and it is a tional campaign In the west. from the earth in many places, duty falls equally upon good Today and there are not enough people left that all several delegations, one from in Received By S. S. Australia: citizens without regard to their views the Springfield, 111., district, one that section to bury the dead." Indianapolis, from The navy officers who brought over cn national politics and another from Kansas the big quantity the latter headed by National Commit- of dutiable goods from IN ALL STYLES. teeman Mulvane, upon t hlna on the hospital ship Solace have Is not happy on called Senator finally acknowledged Senator Hanna the Hanna. asking him to make campaign the right of the ump, his forte being the quiet, even speeches. Surveyor of the Port to search the ves- GENTS sel, and no longer SHIRTS, NECKTIES, SUSPENDERS, management of campaigns, the genius "As the constant drop of water wears attempt to keep the Just Opened. away the DePutv Surveyor of the Port St. of "fixing things." His remark that hardest stone, you fellows John, upon his j no In may get me yet," said the return from Mare Is- UNDERWEAR, assortment, there are trusts the United States Senator to land, announced yesterdav the a fine Bryan a chance which he was his visitors. "I am becoming more and goods that rare more impressed with my ability were under seal and would be quick to seize. There are trusts in the as a transported to this city on the steamer Hundreds in use in this city AT campaign speaker. But then, I am not Sunol. United States and prtbably always will paid for that. My salary is There are over 200 boxes of silk, of both parties drawn for crockery, etc.. and when their value has be, despite the efforts other work. However, I will probably been appraised, a - to eradicate them. It does no good to make a few speeches here in Chicago fine equal to the duty Isoshima- as and may conclude to that would have been due if the Solace K. ay otherwise and Senator Hanna, devote considera- had not been a Government vessel will Republican National ble time during the latter part of the be chairman of the campaign to speech making." assessed upon the owners of the Committee, would be quick to call any Two Republican boxes. Captain Winslow of the Solace KING STREET of- candidates for gov- says the fine will other party speaker down who had ernor. C. H. be paid. Many of the yniniiC!) - Dietrich of Nebraska, and ABOVE BETHEL- fended tn that way F. C. Goudy boxes are addressed to friends of off- of Colorado, were among icers in the East. Chronicle. QUEEN STREET. THE PACIFIC COMMkCIAL ADVEBTI8MK BONOLTTLU, SEPTEMBER 27, 19tt.

t Mr. McCandless to do as he thought fit. "Man's OUTFALL TO Land T'ommissioner Brown reported NMQRD the application of L. L McCandless for Strength the purchase of certain property at Pearl Harbor which is advertised for and e. Mr. McCandless wanted t" BE D purchase at the upset price, of J20K, but BARGAINS! it was decided that as the property was Woman's bringing in a good revenue under lease Beauty." At the Bethel Street Store of the it would not be the policy of the eminent to sell it. Before and since Will Do the days of Samson Government the Must Register Stills. this is what has been said of every CO. It is PACIFIC HARDWARE ,td Work. not generally known here that luxuriant growth CIFTJ every person who has a still of any of hair. On account of removal from King Street, and to ike kind, even if used only to distill water preserves and room for a car load of New Goods on way, must register with Internal Revenue beautifies the the MAMMOTH UNDERTAKING Collector Haywood. Many of the drug hair, giving firms it length, which have stills where distilled strength, and water is made have already done this We Are Closing Out and all others requested luster. are to do so as 1 1 restores Bids Refused for Job by Contract they will be subject to fine and im- the natural prisonment otherwise, as well as liable Hair and it Will be Done by color to the PURITAN STAN to have their stills destroyed. The Am- hair in every RD Day Labor. erican law is very strict on the sdb- - instance. ject. visorthe scalp from dandruff It cleanses and thus removes one groat cause of WICKLESS GASOL( E The sewer outfall is to be completed ba Muess. y the Territorial Government. This eeif pills It makes a better circulation in the mm m scalp aud thus Cheeks the hair from I as decided by Superintendent Mc falling out. , is STOVEI iv.-j- Wlrch Better: - Tj Try an Experiment, or BLUE FLAME Candless yesterday after pres. tit t he If your blood is poor and thin and ids at the Council meeting. filled with impurities, the Hair Vigor Profit By a Honolulu Citizen's cannot do its best. You should take a One Two I None of the bids seemed satisfactory and timer Experience ? thorough course of treatment with OIL t the Department of Public Works Ayer's Sarsaparilla at the same time STOVES OIL ST0V1 and it Is believed that the work can be you are using the Hair Vigor. This Something new is an experiment. w ill cleanse your blood, invigorate your done by the Government at a far small- Must be proven to be as represented. nerves, and improve your health in er cost than If the bids had been ac- - Be successful at home or you doubt every way. 'j'ted. it. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aytr Co. Lowell. Mast., U.S.A. At Greatly Reduced Prices. Assistant Sujerintendent Rowell said The manufacturer's statement Is not that the work cnii'l be convincing proof of merit. HOLLISTER DRUG CO.. Agents. commenced on the outfall. "We shall But the endorsement of friends Is. have to employ about thirty additional Now, supposing you had a weak labu"ers on the work," said he, "and back. PACIFIC L probably another engineer. We shall A lame, or aching one. Great Progress HARDWARE CO.. tegin to get the material together for Would you experiment on it ? the work as soon as possible and we You will read of many so-call- ed OF THE shall have to send to the Coast for cures. eeeeeeeeeeeeeeVeeee some machinery. But they come from far-awa- y places. "How long it will take us to complete It's different when the endorsement I the work is something that we cannot comes from home. Fisher's say, for it depends entirely on what Always remember, e Dont Eat success we have at the outset. Home endorsement is the proof that "It has been suggested that we might backs every box of Doan's Backache ' ! OUR use oil for the purpose of keeping down Kidney Pills. Pianos on't the surf where it breaks along the end Mr. H. S. Swinton, of this city, says: of present work, I do not be- - was a long From a small beginning Sour Bre the but "I sufferer from backache, the Fisher Piano has grown lieve myself that that would do much having been afflicted with it for twelve to be not only one of tes now Rood. Oil is only useful where it is years. Taking this as a symptom of best known pianos made, SHIRT k'-e- to from breaking over kidney And make yourself and c Iren seas trouble, and seeing Doan's but Its sale has reached a sick. a vessel. AIriK shores where the surf Backache Kidney Pills advertised as point where It is nearly xaclly when you can get the v best and is-- coming in I do nt believe that oil being good for complaints such as double that of any Piano ) would do any I manufactured In this or any Rood. Besides the surf mine, procured some of them at the eouatry. BUSINESS moat wholesome bread In city for , .j. n ,( I be- - up- othe.. All this has i,tri,.r greatly ami do not Hollister Drug Co.'s store. I found been accomplished, practi- hy the same money, from the Ib-v- e that we shall find that it will in- on taking them that they were doing cally speaking, within te terfere with the work-- " me good, and was thereby encouraged past ten years. Not only lirmv with p.i h l.iy unle- - it is Ui'i'r It several months since any work to keep on until now I am cured of the 2lis, but it has received the Mae to the fat of its becoming has been done on the outfall. The backache. The merits of Doan's Back- lghest testimonials from foi mer contractors were so long about ache Kidney Pills have been striking- - many of the greatest vocal- Uet ter while keeping pace with growth. New Engl an ists and pianists that tes completing it th.it the Government took ly shown in my case, and I recommend world has ever produced. It The latest tjl" ar snrpaMntf in make and quality the contract away from them and ad- them to other sufferers." Is in daily use in leading vertised fur new bids. Twin this was Doan's Backache Kidney Pills al- schools and colleges every- Bakery. done but none of the bids was satisfac- ways have the picture of a leaf on the where, and haa received tory und besides there was a lack of wrapper. In asking for Doan's Back- highest rewards wherever I Boys' and funds in the Treasury. ache Kidney Pills ask for the kind publicly exhibited. Chicago it t see Indicator. Their DELICIOUS CAK pjgg, WSJ decided take the matter which cured Mr. Swinton, and that We sell the Fisher Pianos, CLOTHING into the hands of the Government and the leaf is on the wrapper. also Decker Bros, and Web- and BREAD are made of thibest A complete II by day labor. Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are ber Pianos, Story A Clark The is a of sold storekeepers Or- Children's No. 1 material, and by ei lenced outfall work considerable by all chemists and and Chicago Cottage magnitude and has already cost the at 50 cents per box, six boxes $2.50, or gans, and several other fins large money on by makes. Miring Miih lar-r- e Mid white workmen. Government a amount of will be mailed receipt of price month wfi offer our well selected At the b.'Hi h in a Drug Co., Honolulu, you try once Kaknako there is fine the Hollister to at winced prices. til and examine it. If our bread will pumping plant and a large chamber wholesale agents for the Hawaiian certainly use none other. from which the sewage is to be pumped Islands. by means of a pipe that is to be extend- 1 ed nearly a mile out to sea under the WHERE DID HE GET ITr surf. By soundings and measurings of th se was LTD. currents it ascertained that a Cali- - THE "KASH" J. Oswald Lutt from the end of this pipe the sewage Mekuula Swindled With rwo rronEfl. two itocks. two telephones. would be drawn far out to sea and fom: a Public Stamp. Merchant Street. O. Bom. M ITC would mt return to along the P H and Phone 74. Manfcer bother Mokuula. the native accused of im- and U Hotel Itrwst and Corner of Fort and Hotel Streets. shore. personating an officer and collecting The cempietloa of the outfall is ab- toll from Portuguese and Chinese store- solutely necessary to the efficiency of keepers by threatening to take away the sewer and while it is an expensive their licenses, was in court yesterday. A undertaking it will prove of great The stamp which the shrewd cheat Great Variety of School bent fit to the sanitation of the citv. made use of in stamping their licenses I was found to be one belonging to the Department of Public Instruction of A . er NEW WHARF California. It was one of the rubber For stamp kind and bore the following itoves FOR HILO TOWN "Department of Publi'.- - In- struction. Pine Creek Distric t Library, ' Supplies! T fsv Vg' I Sierra Countv, State of California." 7 pssspsppvv V" Hackfeld and Company Wi BniM 'me Meeting of liildreu? WOfWt toe. AND Children show symptoms of disease the Courcil. quicker than grown people, and are easy to treat for all troubles. years PENCIL TABLET-WRITIN- liaekfeld and Company intend to The worst foes of children are worm3, presence can be de- We have build a new but th?ir readily been selling the TABLETS. wharf at Hilo immediately tected and speedily removed. When a anges 4M COMPOSITION an and yesterday at the meeting of the child becomes restless in sleep, picks r ir- 0 STUDENTS' NOTBff )OXS, Governor's council it was decided to at its nose, grinds its teeth, has an grant the application. It was decided regular appetite, is nervouly irritable, SCHOLARS' COMPANIONS. or and has bad breath, it is a victim of Kroeger however that provision should be Finncrs' Boilers tad Eitri Castings tor til Stoves PENCIL BOXES. pftMed worms' work. There is just one way 1 in the grant to the effec t that SLATES, the wharf should be subject to i.ur- - to treat worms that is to kill them. hn.ii' by the Kickapoo Indian Worm Killer la the 75-7- 9 KINQ COPY BOOKS, Government at the cost PIANOS ST. of It whenever it should become one medicine that will kill them. I0HN NOTT, "flephone No. CHALK. : - r.iiis to ninke use of it. Don't waste time on any other treat- Giving complete satisfaction in ap-lie- money any COLORED CRAYOH3. Theodore H. Davies and Company d ment, and don't waste on hundreds of Honolulu homes. medicine, for Kickapoo for a renewal of the lease of the other Indian Always pleased to INKS. t which has been used for the storage Worm Killer is the safest, surest, talk and show Kroeger ETC.. ETC.. ETC.. beddes ft coal for the Canadian-Australia- n promptest and most permanent relief Instruments. If you are MILTON BRADLETb Iteamship Company. As these matters from worms. Hobron Drug Co., agents interested, whether ready to buy ire now out of the of Ter- - for Kickapoo Indian Remedies. A Delightful KINDERGARTEN Bp'PLIEa hands the or not, come in. Other standard Glass! torial Government it was decided to makes, also. the application. AT THE SK ASIDE. I tOt A WATER Cuitnmn approve what we sell them. Tasy lSuperli.tendent McCandless reported CASH OR EASY iY.MEXTS. ID per water ws oas. end the pure fruit flavors. bids for the sewer outfall and there "What is that big fish out then. Ma. is some discussion of the present and b,l'" 1st plans for the outfall, as well as "That's a man-tatin- g shark." money "Is it? I'oor thing." ut the amount of that would "Why do you pity itT necessary - OUR ICE CREAM to complete the work. Th" "Decause the onl- man at this resort Thos. G. Thrui ktter was finally left In the hands of left on the Ifctt train last night." Co Msda from genuine cream end real fruit flsvors bm 125 STREET CHICKERIXGliPIANO FORT WAS THE WRONG MULE DEALERS. Alarm. Cabinet, BUT THE RIGHT FINE Honolulu Drug Co., Hall and Onyx Von Holt Block. Kins: Street. IN THE ANAGER FAIN of ih. Tramways COflUMUTjr has Heas of his own as to what eLoeKs. IT constitutes cruelty to animals. They do not generally accord with those cf humanitarians, or sometimes with these of Judge Wilcox. NEGATIVE. Also, a very Y-s- t extensnl assort r-- rday morning, however. Manage l ain capped the climax by c for WHEN I 8AT ' - ment of j His Be or's observation a mule which wa3 not so badly battered or Hawaiian cmu'vknir Jewelry : mcst of those m the employ of the Tramvays Company or the Tus line ' f - go: rcn to bring the ritrht mule to f:t the case which was on the Police . . T- Photographs. Golf A- ; endsr. Shirts 404X10 RT ST On Tin-sla- aftcrnoor P'oliceman Hanrahan arrested Poai. driver M ISfr, IN B I ART'S for drlvi-t- r a mule which was unfit for service of any kind, much les of JEWELER. drawing a heavy vehicle up Nuuanu hill. The mule was injured in Its h.. 65 Don't give the subject a negative and was able to stand only on the tips of his hind feet. The tendons were drawn thought, as I attend to the negative ALL COLORS frrm overwork and from the strain of drawing a 'bus up hill. The animal was there is where the most successful pho- BUSINESS CHANCS. s.en by a numWr of people at the police station. tography lies. PLAIDS Reduced to Manager Pain or his stable boss conceived the idea that if another mute were I will get a good negative, a good brought to the station house it would make a material difference In the result of print, and a good mount, and you will 75c ONE THOUSAND DOLLA1 AXT- - the case. , get a good photograpn. EACH, ed In a light manufacturini isiness; When questioned as to why the wrong mule had been brought to court, the tttSttPLAT IM OUR W1I DOW. Ws also carry a fins line large profits: quick returns. Lara op-- men in charge protested that they did not know a mistake had occurred. It was ART portunlty for a silent or aetli irtner j an accident, they said. J. WILLIAMS Address "Manufacturer," thU Ice. Judge Wilcox said he was not to le burcoed hy such maneuvers, and Toal was I STIDID MSI f and costs for cruelty to the "other" mule. The defense relied on the state-- i cent that a sore under the collar was the cause of the prosecution, and alleged FciRT STREET. :y of Wt3 that the sore was not sufficient to cause any torture. the hltheet trade Juilze Wilcox gave a gentle Manager and Only the highest ade of RED RUS- ASADA & is used la the Btampajads by "roast" for the edification of Tln Co. his drivers. He defense usually some pretext or to get om HER is used Stamps stated the made other in toe mad bjr BOTH ITR the .HAWAIIAN GAZETTE of meeting their cases squarely. the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO THE PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU. SEPTEMBER 27 1900. i: HNS,' IF HE GETS RICH THIS WAY NEW GOODS Just In, HATS AND CAPS. WHY NOT THE AMERICAN? New lines of CREPE, NEGLIGEE. STANLEY, GOLF and WHITE

SHIRTS. I Per Ex Diamond Heaj l.i Til E) American agrleultur-I- n iu some as they understand The accomplishment of colony . . nstauran'. this little ad E. . well the of in busi- - (l'.as evidenced old R Sutton t; Ur" i ) ist Hawaii triumph over the merits that the idea that onlv AJAMAS and NIGHT SHIRTS. j der. Giant m.. be. (special, narrow areas were suitable to Pnt s man with the blouse straw $3 mi Han, Caps, O. p. caps, n anl "Home apain, th four have from to gaid culture in Hawaii, was a miscoti-eac- h, NEW TIES, COLLARS and CUFFS w slippers? or, again, making a low tigure, Iception. ed Cartridge.; a lar $1- -' in all: a total f $2fi for the day or, in "Instances like the vegetable garden on Symour'a Celebrated with foresight and the - j BcS7 r.'.YS and M EN'S CLOTHING. Those n iitiil numbers, of $9,oX in the year. Al- ivtania street mentioned above the hears. Cane Rni r A ' i Rift of prophecy look for the time not lowing Sift a naOBtn wages ior eacn 01 Davis and (lomez vmrtfona mi in',Vir.i, nntAtiai. Avut year, v.tu WHITE DUCK GOATS and PANTS. far distant, they hope when th Interests the four, we have $'J0 for the which the Damon farm at Moanalua and the Paint v.j'v r811 with the rent of iOe. taxes on the grow-.in- g Horner gardens on Hawaii, Sc- -' of small will be jealously con-:- s all have Gasoline STAR, MOTHER'S FRIEND and the farmer crop of tWO, s .(! Jj;., tools $25 and fer- shown that proper practice bring, sue- - ' Bi'n. T'urps tilt rved by the Government of Hawaii. tiliser and sundries $360, give a total of c s almost everywhere Such practice. P.ANN ER SHIRT WAISTS. With Chinese coolies making fortunes in vPetses of $1,7 or a profit in round COupled with intelligent planning, yields Als Agents to? L . . , - 'numbers of $7,7' How does this strike the jrreat variety i measure i .runt Rarueiung ven- - of delicious nrAdiut PANSY COOKING cicsuai voti as an example of the possibilities of ITl !, m. STOVlt Depot for the D ik trill lim.it.. nn.l tures, with the rare advantages ofTcred small farming? bis returns In money. HA VT LAND WARK OVERALLS. - by the Islands for diversified agriculture,) "Tie's-- Chinese do not starve them- - j "This immense advantage of Hawaii elves. After their morning sales tney.the nlnlT.lv Fawnra GATS CITY WATER and with the wise men pointing out that ' tierenniil harvest tlie FILTln will bi'Iiiir back with them i . t. .. . . greatness and solidity de- - VICTOR 8AFE Hawaii's future won., of lean mSnWST S , Z k LOCK CO Am-ricans- , mt-nd-s influx of there is shredding with a cleaver, and removing rt?ZZ2 To FOR SALE. the devoted to sugar rice an.! ooffee Small Aermotor Wlndmlllt, ths Owners, I Ship - farms for the production of diversified mills ever coins to thi tirricult lire are an nd must desirable of 30 eoaL i Agents, attainment and on their existence tin: Contractors ture of these Islands depends. ETC. No. 1 property on Business Smith "But this interest needs organization The above articles must Bere-tanl- a U tut Street, between Pauahl and and Adjoining the WahiaWa rjauKUUK a, lAiwaoi PRICI&. Streets. settlement on the fertile plains of Waia-r.ae-uk- ean sna ft We have now a full equipment of extending from the top of the examine for yourit No 2. Residence property on Punch- Kaala to the top of the Koolau ridge, a rVTNG GEAR and APPARATUS, Street, wit competent divers, who are pre-- ; bowl Street, near Vineyard distance of fifteen miles, both branches scared to do any and all kinds of work suitable for Cottages. !of the Kaukanohua streams form a Junc tion near the boundary of the colony and BAWAHAK H1BSWASK CB.i requiring tbelr service. v 1. property front- Will give for all work of Fine suburban give an abundant supply of water for all estimate running 'tim-'n- t iui IVKI WT tad kind on short notice. ing on McCully Street and ' from Beretanla to King Street. Will OPPOSITE 8PRECKEL8' baKj APPLY ROOM 11, sell on easy terms, viz: Part in . O. Box Sol. Spreckels' Block. Cash or approved Stocks or Bonds, A balance on Mortgage.

v-"- Summer FOR SALE OR LEASE A 4 Proposition.

property, corner ! Valuable business Well, now there's th NATIVF King and Smith Streets. ICE QUESTION

FOR RENT. Tou know you'll need Ice; yoo HATS it's a necessity In hot weather believe you are anxious to jet U A few OFFICE SUITES In Mode: which will give you satlgfaetfca Block. e d like to Bupply you. Ordw tnsj In .- All For particulars, apply to The Oahu Ice Styles BRICE CARTWRIGHT and Electric Co, CAR I WRIGHT BUILDINO, AT Merchant Htheet. Hoffman & Markham, Telephone 3151 Blue. Postoffle Ba I i;T.Murata'sj WING W01N & co- - THE HATTER. boay Furniture, Cigars and Tobaccos, HI Nuuanu. TeL tli. Chinese and Japanese Tea. P. O. Box MS. Crockery, Matting, Vase. Campborwood Troak, Certainly every rea-so- n to believe that the Ratan Chair. day of the small farm and the IntHllRent white farmer is near at hand. Silks and Satins Some months aifo the Hawaiian Terri-- t ....Of Al' xra rial Agricultural Society was organized CAMPING on the ashes of an older agricultural 110-21- 1 Nuuanu Street. aixl it is perhaps to this i?Toup DON'T ALLOW disgusting Ki of energetic men that Hawaii must look dandruff on your hair and clotfcisf. SUPPLIES ways CisoliJa'efl Sofla Water Works for and means for the speedy cstab- - Pacheco's Dandruff Kiiier fcCu hhrmut and protection of the small prompt and permanent cure for farm. The society is progressing, hut ow- 1H OUTt STORE you'll find sors Co., Limited. diseases of the scalp; It renova'.a ing to the absence of several of those teres of articles particularly suited fo i Ping. Esplanade, corner Allen and Fort Sts. nust deeply Interested in Its control, a hair and is cool and refreshing for meeting In the past f;w weeks has been head. It prevents that barnliii 'prevented. TOODS of every sort in dlmlnatlT HOLLISTER & CO., Agents. itching sensation. saekages tin, glass, wood and stene Tin; society Is Bajnlng; in membership sandy for packing, handy o eat Uttl L. AHLU rirht along and efforts are being made to bring the people of the other islands Into General Merchandise. jline and to f'rm a united association for Rock mutual help A8KKT8 for carrying hamvers am aaad hags experience. WAIPILOPILO, KAPALAMA, Allan Herbert, than whom Hawaii has (Near Tramcar Stables). I BO greater authority or more unselfish For Ballast Telephone 199. P. O. Box 1014. guide In agriculture, was asked by an Ad- Black Sad COURSE you vertiser representative yesterday If he White and OF don't buy the 11 of LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR thought small industries of this sort would tbe sinews and fat, they throw into a lond of Walanae-uk- a contains H.rtTO acres IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. but It's great value t yt. I?ui;tiK pot Gov-- cause knowing bow to pack euakU, pay, and, if so, to give his reasons for tilled with peanut oil. The meat now reserved by the United States s a t insure safe arrival, no breakage Home Poi raised, not boiled or cooked to death ernment, but no doubt Sam Parker. PYrWlTTKH rAVTH ACTED PM Made such a belief. li mr fashion, and is seasoned with salt Pnr.oe David, or your humble servant. If CORAL AND SOIL FOR SA1A a loss whether transported will anyone on rr AT "It surprise who has not an! garlic, anil eaten with spinach or elected to Congress, might Induce Uncle meantains pack saddle or carrtsd Is made the experiment," said Mr. Herbert, the bh Issksr of : our yacht. v:.er cress similarly cooked. With a Sam to divide the tract into homestead Dump Carts furnished by 4i WOMEN'S EXCKANQB "to see how much desirable food may be beset of riee prepared In the delicious lots of forty acres each. an hour's notice. Ipiocured from a small acreage in Hawaii CI (ins.- Btyle perhaps some "Along plains is - ' and salt lish, the the land well adaot- Fresh Tuesdays and Fridays. and what large profits may te attain' ii t: )y make an excellent and strength-im- - ed to diversified agriculture, and on the Telephone 659. 112 ! - Hotel Street. the Industrious and Intelligent eultiva- . rtinir bleak fat In the evenlmrv thov mountain sides to Koolau ridge is well XI. AAA lVt - ftr ills jl0- jwil return with pork or pig's feet and suited to tropical horticulture, such as occupl' Lewis & Go. R. Lewers. F. J. Lowrey. C. M. Cooke. "I b ase to a hui of Chinese a small .Awn enjoy a bountiful supper. On Sun- - rubber, kola nut. citrus fruits, etc. In a Merchant Street, in Office qik M. D. Monsarrat. j tract of land bounded by Beretanla, Ke-- ducks or chickens vary their diet. rubber country a man who has ten acres GROCERS, LEWERS & COOKE. leaiBoku and Maklkl streets and the pa-- Tiey are hearty and well and once a in rubber is considered to have an income Irade ground, and you may Judge better iyfaj generally one of this hui draws out for life. AVe have demonstrated that 111 Fort Street. shout the matter by the ligures I will give sails for China with a snug sum In rubber will grow in Hawaii. Transfer Telephone Importers and Dealers in Lumber and you about this tract than bv anvthing 1 fc, pocket. What with his aavinn and "This forest of the Koolau mountain is Pacific 240. Building Materials. Office jelse. The Chinese pay me $100 a year for tie results of the sale of his Interests, he the only one we have on Oahu, and on 414 Fort Street. the land or over $200 an acre. There is 'if able to r turn to the home of his fath- - it are thousands of koa trees sixty to ;an artesian w. 11 on the premises. This ifs from $1,800 to $2,000 in American eighty feet high with wild banana Company. SPECIAL SALE tract In ten years lias made ten men Id, which when turned Into big Mext- - patches here and there, larger than the ITl King St,, next to Ballsy'i Cr Custom House Blanks wealthy, according to the Chinese scale. Jui silver pieces is Indeed a fortune in Capitol grounds. It is hoped that the 1 have secured accurate data, and, being J.e land ol" the dragon. Governor will not allow private parties EXPRESS WAGONS, DRAT Of All Kinds a close observer, am thoroughly familiar ("Now can Americans compete success-- ! or corporations to divert the watercourse WAGONS ans with the subject. ilBy Chinese in raining garden of Such powers LUMBER with truck the Kooloa streams. DUMP CARTS . . "These Chinese live well. They have p Hawaii. 1 sfly they can not only corn-- it should be vested only In the Legislature. FOR on Hand. SALE at (not amassed their little piles by stinting tf with the orientals but they can out-tri- p I tiust to see the time when all the land iivnvi by Safes Cv Japanese HAWALurM OAZETTE COMPANY themselves of the necessaries nor even them and make much more money. frcm ICwa to Waialua will be settled Trunks, Furniture and all the luxuries of life. In the evening the One of the difficulties has been that the 'thrifty whites on small farms, with a Handled. vegetables are gathered, washed and pre- - tvhite man here has decried fruit and town the size of Pasadena, California, Telephone 198. linir veil. four men, each with two baskets, start ln.ve intrenched themselves strongly in ons little towns along the shores of this FRESH FRUIT out on their among houses, business. Ilsiand, as In California? AVe have here Received by S. S. rounds the the Goods the Australia. - j They are back home about 8 or 9 o'clock f "But the situation la not at nil hopeless, a wealth of soil and climale net surpass- FROZEN OYSTERS. and each with from $3.50 to $5 in cash, fl'lu Chinese are not as a rule progress-;e- l anywhere else. It seems to me that! HI I We must make room for MM a result of sales. At a low figure we Jive, though they are frugal and lndustil- - J under the present conditions and distribu-jwl- ll MUM place the total at $14 for the morn-jou- s. However, it is quite easy to surpass lion of land, to Increase the acreage of STREET. oar Holiday Goods WING LUNG CO. Jug's sales. The quartet have their break-jthe- m in the juality of products, by Im-1 - snsar Is inadvisable. From Kahnku, on 108 KING already fas', to Kinp Street, corner of Alakea. and then smoke and rest for an bOUTi proved varieties which they are slow tojthc north of this Island, the Nuuanu MiNAfBM ordered. 0 two, w hen thev begin the work In the! Introduce, ana iilso to cheapen production j'ali, some twenty-eig- nt mm s, aro inou- - r. J Waller i : garuen. At. 4 o clock the four go otr by the us- - )f horses and the newest Im- - sands of acres of vacant land from the agaln to supply the shipping, and when piemen ts, Whle they plod along with Ob--I mountains to the sea, perfectly adapted DEERLESS they have made all their calls dispose ol BPlete methods and hand labor. The for small settlers, and for a few little kUUU Preserving Paint the remainder of their stock to Chinesi American colony at Wahlaws has demon- - villages. Dut all this needs WfeolMaUs aat now THE ri staurnnta nrul lintels flnnrrntlv thl sitatcd what may be done with a plow In and it is to lhat we must is IS USED BY ALL PAINTERS I Chinese vegetable growers are Interests! the way of! fruit anil vegetable culture, i look for success. AND TIME TO BUY. Sugar Company was Office Opposite Club Stables. Kilauea conclud A SAM H. P. WALTON, Manager. TEWKSBURY CASE ed and submitted also. PARKER NAVY CONTRACTOR R Ni;V CITIZENS. BADGE DESIGNED LESSONS IN ART EMBROID TO BE APPEALED Judge Est e's session of court was more thai usuaby brief yesterday. Sinner Ale, Lemoiafe usm CHIYA & CO ERY. ippll were made American O X TT 1 - Foul ants The Republican Delegate Will Otn eienraLeaA1 rMiib uoes 10 mmer citizens isd there was no other busl- - SODA In Siphons, and Comer Nuuanu and Be Honored a Few Waters. Given by Mrs. Alfred Willis in St. Court General Liti- ness Thlv were as follows: Peter in Aerated Hotel Streets. Tel. 938. Andrew's Cathedral School-roo- m on McPonalc of Nova Scotia, Walter E. Days. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays gation News Lee of F i-- u. A. ii. It. '.erra of Ma- - Order From from 9:30 to 11:30 A. M. And at Iolanl deira. Jus Goldstein of Germany. College on Mondays from 3 to 4 P. M. The Republican committee is at work Ml Mrs. Rita Tewksbury's case Is to be T'l SELL PROPERTY. on a Sam Parkbr badpe, which, when Hawaiian Soda & Cooke taken l the Supreme Court. A short John EnL guardian of Carl Julius no- completed will be a thins of beauty m Castle time ago Judge Humphreys refused to ting has isiplied to the Circuit ("ourt for It. is a long yellow ribbon of the style TELEPHONE 60. LIMITED- - perrnlssicl to sen King street used by the Hawaiian delegation to the reopen case a a week certain top will the and than propertyJ Ho- Philadelphia convention. At the All Orders Delivered PromP. TRIBUNE! The petition states that a American flag of silk, and after thai Mrs. Tevkbury was again ling lWel be small HOSBI LIFE nd FIRE Is the POPULAR WHEEL in Germany and has no In directly below the spread eagle with the FIRE attacked by insanity and was sent to tention returning to the Islands. words, "Prosperity, Equality. Liberty.' PROPOSALS FOR the Insane Asylum. Now the attor The proarty is valued at $14,000. directly beneath. In the center will be a likeness f LaV' no Whitman & Co., neys foe1 Mr. Cunha, Mrs. Tewksbury's t.l) CASE! RETRIED. SEALED PROPOSALS flnpnlc I The iffiniip Sam Parker a speaking likeness. received at the office ot u - pM is to a guar-!lia- n The md trial of the ejectment congressional sat Honolu.u i j brother who anxious have candidate for honors of the U FORT STREET M. S. I Commissioners case of Mist vs. M. W. Kawela n-nart- oil ub nyu o appointed to look after her estate, for his photograph yesterday afternoon unS 12 o'clock " as Ponwuded yesterday before Judge and a reproduction of this will ! iqoo Vor furnishing 3,0)nsl' will take tho rase to the Supreme l pos-sesst- will notl-- Rumphnlrs. The case involves the blazoned on the ribbon. Below cotton-covere- d fire ,':2lnch' A was filed to effect n a. m Honolulu Iron Works Co Court. notice that b property In the words: ri sixty days AGENTS FOR Waikfkl and ten in Court yesterday. j of ENGINES, the Circuit met was tfiven ;it the conclusion BAMUSL PARKER, flcatlon of acceptance ' STEAM IN THE SUPREME COURT. TTirt Delegate. or,Ara moa he aCCOnipa.Ueu I of the Al for the plaintiff. Errlnpd rVuttial Lils insuronee Go. SUGAR MILLS. CCGLJIJM Territory of Hawaii. 'pies. , v.. to reJl BOILERS. The case of Hind vs. Willfong occu- The jlperty adjoins Waikikl Inn n- lei to The Board reserve the BRASS AND LEAD CASTINGS. pied the attention of the Supreme Court and is vued at about $10,000. TUia ne first desitrn submitted fori OF B08TON the approval of the Territorial commit- - any and all bids. uLAcE. and Machinery of avery desert ptisa, most of yesterday. It was argued by accepted.) Irnl-week- ly tee, will be KUR' ' V The HAWAIIAN GA- - and doubtless I rnmini1J mads to order. Particular attaatiss i W. A. Kinney for the plaintiff and Carl They will be freely distributed, and will j Secretary Board Depanne Hie on Frl- - innce Mpqoi paid to ship's blacksmithlng. ! j S. Smith and Lorrin Andrews for the ZETTE lesued Tuesdays and form one of the campaign vote get Ul IUC Ki vs. lays. av" r OF HARTFORD work executed on the shortest astie defendant. The case of Scharsch the ters.

D fHl PACIFIC COMMERCIAL ADVEBT1 HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 27 1900. i) 1. HOPP & CO. J. HOPP It CO I Beet Lowee-- . Hawaii Co. BANK OK HA1 3 The at the Land Price at HOpp8. LIMITED, II LIMITED. i x incorporated DESKS. Capital Stock $100,000. Under tne Laws ei i o Republic of Hawaii. Capital, paid UArll AL H00,Wt.M A 1 moat without number. Pecu- uf $55,000. liar designs; rare finishes with OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: Stock and i. ornamental work of every baa M. Have in OFFICERS. Cooks .... PrMldM ?. C Jones Vic W. C Ac hi President A Manages Presides Offer for Sale o C H. Cooko . Caaawt o at K. Nakulna. .Vice-Preside- nt P. C. Atherton r-- f . Assistant Casniat J. Makalnal Treasure! uirectors Henry Waterbous. Tog a. Secretary r. w. H. Enoch Johnson Macfarlane, D. Tnonay ' a. - J. A. McCandieas. Parlor Geo. L. Desha . Audlto- o Solicits and s tbe Accounts of Firm. Co- - oraUon8, o BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Trusts, Individuals and will P Suites. promptly and carefully attend to all B GAB remain at rive cents, Jonah Kumalae, business aa-:rns- ted On odd pHttfi for the parlor, w aecord nK to the last circular from WttliasM, Dt. connected with bsajaBg, A Co. . sfca.-f-- to it. Fot-Mg- sitting r. Mm or library. Our SI moti'l afaasrs, A Co., dated September is. The circular is J. Makalnal, Sell and Purchase n PAPER. i Is i com- - Exchange, Issue LMM Stock helmlngly mm J. W. Blplkane Letters of CrasM. NUCSSRVATmi PAINT. plete. 'late, J AgOSt 23d, showing advance In r prices on SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. a. pate. Kit AMD STACK PAINT, a. 9 that The above Company will buy, Ieasa Ordinary and Term Deposits received gl"; I: 4Pah.es la the lOCal market have since been advanced. Aukum :;th. or sell lands In all parts of the Ha- tna interest allowed In r LATINO COMfOUWD. o accords i latgwaf Mki ar..l agate BSpiSBsWl ISth, the Western Sugar Retininjr Co.'s lat- waiian Islands; and also has houses li vuc rules and conditions nrlntad IftTMB AND ROOr PA TNT o est list for California, or. icon and Washington being ss books, copies may as mi o as follows: Dominos. half the City of Honolulu for rent-- of which China t.arr. is. lMWm had on application. hoxes. ,.ic; cul.es (A, crushed and fine crushed, 7.05c; powdered, a KUnuhili d. 6..Ce; dry granulated, fine, S.SSe; dry granulated coarse, AJfe; Judd Building, Fort street. - ; .o fe. iicners- 6.iV ad-va- A. magnolia A, .15c; extra C, Mfi golden C, 5.05c. Similar n. es re "LAUS Q. i Slosetsi w made for exKrt; prtce tolay for Nevada, Idaho. Alaska and the an 3PRECKELS. WM. L1WI1 ED SI Qlve th CTilnaware light: let z Islands being t.Vk- - for dry granulatid. OilS, your friends see It. Do not ke HAftIS August to August no sales; August coat and freight sale. . iiiiisiiii; SurecKeSs Co.. 9 lAWa, -t '.I H t i. -- COM PAN Y. LTD. I Ol laRid. It stowed away In out of the way at t 'r: AUKii- to ml r 1U.no sales; September 11. to arrive ale. W Bote. u4 at . lnc which no Sabs, making for 90 degree in New placea centrifuvrals 4" HONOLULU, H. L rk on that date V S.in KranclK'O 4 k-. Fort Street, Honolulu. H. T. AIM 0I1& NKW XMCK RErtNED. No changes from July 1 until August r. advanced P. O. Box 447. ! . . efjual to 6.9441.. net ash. since which no change report t d SAN FRANCISCO AGENTS - I tJn I.ONIK.N BEETS. August 22, Us 9d; 334I, lis HM; 24th. 12s; 2Sth. lis 10 NtVADA NATIONAL BANE OB 27th. l.V th. 12s 3d --".'th and 3'th, 12s; 3lst. lis VI; Sept. 4, Us S 3-- f.th to 8th. SAN FRANCISCO. M COVERING, US Id; l"th. lis 4 11th, lis Ml; I2'h, Us 4 13th. Us Gd: 14th, Us 7 15th Transacts a HI'E o Side to 17th. lis :d. r-- kTs UNDiN CAIU-i- : 8 pt. 13. nuot-- 5 Java No. 15 D. 8., 12s 7 UM; fair rcflatpg, Patent Klaatle ! DRAW EXCHANGE ON o tU W; same date last ve.tr 12s 3d and lis 'i resi.ectlvely ; September teets. Us Gd. General 1 Trust I l-- SAN anaitist I's 1.1 ir h. r 10s d, against 9s S last year. FRANCISCO The Nevada Boards STin'K - Wilb tt A. Cray r fort S pt. i;t. total stock United Slates four ports tlonal Bank of San Francisco. INF. In all hands, Sept. 12, 61. tons, 174,754 Nothing nets off a dining room estimated iK against tons same time last I LONDON The Union Bank of to morn 1 vant.iir-- or n.Ma In vsr six principal pons Cui. estimated September 11t, 8.300 tons, against 24.0U0 Business. 1 - tLtd.) Water Paint, ta- X year. In Its convenience more than i fns last Total stock all principal countries hy cable Sept. 13th. at latest talde, ta aad , 941.444 NEW YORK American Exchange waits eel Sideboard. No dining room ta mi ven date, 3,716 tons, against tons: deficiency under last year. 341.730 - P sogar crops Authorized to act as executor, adminis- Uonal ids T eoenptete without one. We have tons. Total of the world estimated grand ttoal cane and beet sus.ir to trator, guardi agent, or Bank. S. 13th. K,330.737 tons, against 7.9K.Q6I tons; Increase In the world's in, receiver them to suit all tastes and estimated j CHICAGO Merchants' National , trustee. Ai ls as trustee of corporation ; PRESS CLOTH, pgffBJ production. S3N.?'." tor.?. mortgages. PARIS Credit Lyonnabj. BAaTtERN AND KuRKH.JS MARKKTF. The Eastera market during the past sjm ns. BERLIN nd Jute. nth has remained sjOfctt but lirm wi'h few tran-a.-tlo- scarcity of supplies of Takes Entire Charge of Real and Dresdener Bank. cane sugar eiiig a marked feature of th, situation. A few sales of Russian crys- HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA - tals have lateh Bsm I B partad, hut huyer, :ire -- till Very numerous and sell rs an-r.- . Personal Properties Hongkong and anghal BaafctBg r. LIMK AND t BRICKS .!isjMed to part with the few holdings remaining. In Europe the general po- Corporation. sition remains statistically very strong, extreme quietness, however, ruling in Collects rents, interest on notes, mort- - the ' Awnings Market, iiPhough th. r h.u been a sharp demand for August beet to cover pre- - Kages and bonds, dividends on stocks. NEW ZEALAND AND AUSRTALJJ- b- 1. 11 l.. ar ' sales. The fluctuations In this delivery Wing frequent, transactions pays all taxes and assessment's, and re- Bank of New Zealand. MADL TO ORDERg follow with little confidence and will prt.hj,My remain upon a most limited scale mits income at reasonable rates. VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER Baal until the August deliveries are completed.' frices of new crop sugars have not B of British North America. s ard Sells Bonds and Stocks. l'n affected by loese changes, l.nt sclla art, e willing to offer, doultb-s- In ivs SSSWeSSSSSteS of SspaetP from certain districts of Insufficiency of rainfall. It Is Rents safes, and stores vsiuablc-- s in Transact o General bqrkiho I Eictumoe mm AGENTS FOR th..iik'ht that the quantity of Javas remaining for later shipment in this season is burglar and fire-pro- of vaults. Upholstering lively to lie smaller than In previous yeaj-- ., which, with the still prevalent rains Deposits Received. Loans mads aw rl ere, bars disappointed purchasers of July and August cargoes, and have likewise Member of Honolulu Stock Exchange. Approved Security. Commercial aa4 g-- A :rn ihoar ncriNiNo CO, SPECIALTY T3 redweed the yield. In the estimation ,,f Mcs-r- s. Czarnikow, Macdougafl & Co. as OFFICERS: Travelers' Credits Issued. Bills of Ma coming year, it rranelaaa Cai r. aards supplies for the would seem that although the. new beet K. D. TF.NNEY. President. change Bought and Bold. o step mav give us 800.000 tons more than last year, and cane crops, especially the B. A. MOTT-SMIT- H, Vice tl . se .,f Cttfea Louisiana, promise to President. COLLECTIONS PBJOMPTLT "ivl h. lar.r. this will to some extent be GEORGE R. ACCOUNTED Offset by we will begin th n.-- 'i0,000 CARTER. Treasurer. FOR. o the fact that season with tons less than J. R. C.ALT. Secretary. : ! an in world's Weekly RAI.nWIN "MnTIVB WORK! o ear. and Increase the consumption. C Czarnikow's C. Price under date of London, 30. H. COOKE. Auditor. rilladeiphta. Pa. Hopp & Co Currerrt. Aust reports Septemler lcets at Us W. J. 2 4d .: , . F. ALLEN, I to Us 3l to Us to lis to j. : ( tol. rl ceml er. from ?s Sd '. S. M. R BISHOP ft . ALLOC. &CC. to ) our bit. st telegram from New York Sentemher lth: "No sales centrifugals: Directors. co. LEADING FURNITURE granulated, unchanged: teets. unchangel Nivr.ruoAi. - 1-- mill o WHEAT Iper rtl f o.b.t- rhU ken. gLg X; milling, $1.12 2. Watloaal C "TJ ''ir.ri af DEALERS. RICE.- - Hawaiian There Is a small stfKK ,n the market, which Is being Offered SAVINGS BANK l..r New Tor. TJ t!'- il i and me. ts with slow sales at - flgur. New t r leans. New crop is be- Alexander ginning to arrive, we quote 3c to fic. accor,iinic x0 grade. China Is firm at J4.3-- 1 two mats. Japan In Itifht demand i M.!. six (lays, duty paid. The storm in Office ! . Bin at bank building cc Merehas. lrT destroyed of crop; y t ti ' xas considerable the Southern damage has not as LIMITED Street. ARArPINK PAINT ' iMPA.NT, .King and Bethel Sts.P - . rtaln.- l. but it wdl probably have a t. nd ncy to strengthen prices. Pranclsro. ("si. ' .KI'KK Hawaiian There Is ahsolup.y nothing being done In the market, a a a and although stock on hand is large, jobf rs w ill not make even an offer. Stock OFFICERS; i. hopp co. j. hopp cs Sa bi.l.'y. this shows 200 over oo'iuja uepoBiuj win ue receives aaa j. a hand 2V bans: but alout bags Increase stock fL P. Baldwin In V. nL. . . i i Preslder. arc.. otlnira thl. i how-- tn you in our last, although there large considerable, Vlce-Preaide- i.d hjy been arrivals: i J. E. ni III foreign CasUe First ard one-ha- lf per cent per annum. MT ). v.r. has been shipped to the market for sale Vice-Preside- there. W. at. Alexander. Second nt rai UtKIVAI.S.- - August 20, stmr. Kidsvcj j Kobe. Yokohama and Honolulu; 22. hk. f. P. Cooke dmple. Honolulu: 24. stmr. Mariposa, Honclultt Thyra. Treasure! a Bread and Rolls and Sydney: 2, stmr. V. O. Smith Secretary and Audits ; Hongkong. Yokohama and Honolulu: 2. hk. Amy Turner. Hilo: brig Harriet C. M ; ship 2S, Printed copies of the Ruies and Regu- ,'iukona; scbr. Allen A. Mahukona Kmilv Reed. Kshtdui: stmr. China. lations be obtained on applleatiesv , Honvkong. Yokohama and Honolulu 2T .arkentlne W. H. Dimond, Honolulu: I Honolulu, September 7, 18W. 3f. s. boowsr R. R. Hind. Hllo; 8choon r Hosamiond. Honolulu: ship Par Sugar alalia, bark Santiago. Hllo: 31. barkentine Irmgard. Honolulu: Factors Lands t ktn fleo. C. r. rklns. Mahukona: September 1. ship Dirigo, Honolulu: 3. strnr. -- AJTD- Pies and Cakes. - Dorte, HonKkong. Yokohama and Honolulu- r.. bk. Alden Hesse. Honolulu: 11. stmr. BISHOP & CO. Australia, Honolulu; 12. stmr. Algoa. Hongkong, Yokohama and Honolulu: 13. I". Commission Merchants. S. Solace, Yokohama. Ouam, Honolulu; lj, stmr. Nippon Marti, Hongknnc, Yoko- Honolulu September 7, 1894. hama and Honolulu; IS, schr. bjelene, Honolulu; 17. bk. Martha Uavis, Hilo. lliKsil EVERY PAT HKPARTI'RES. August 21. stmr. Gaie. Hongkong. Yokohama and Honolulu; 4ENT8 FOR For Bvtg 22. stmr. 24, R. P. Ilnno-lul- u: THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE I.nrline. Kahului: Australia, Honolulu; bk. Itithet. Hawaiian Commercial A eugar C BAKI THE rtRST IN TOWN 2S. stmr. Ib-lg- l in King. Honolulu and Manila: Z. stmr. Hongkong Mara. Olaa Sugar Company. Hongkong. Yokohama and Honolulu: 31. schr. Jennie Wand. September Haiku Sugar Company. LIMITEr I bk. Wallace H. Flint. Honolulu; 2. schr. Iiefend.r. Knhulul: 4. stmr. Federfca, Pais Plantation Company Manila and Honolulu. 5. stmr. Mariposa, Honolulu and Sydney ! . stmr. Cl ina. Nahlku Sugar Company, Free delivery to Palama and KatlhL Hengkong. Yokohama and Honolulu; 7. ?tmr. Honolulu and Manila: Sale Westminster. Kibel Plantation Co., Subscribed Capital Ten 24,000,000 . bk. Roderick Ihu. Hllo; H. bk. Olympic, Honolulu; 14. bktn. W. EL Dimond. Ho- Hawaiian Sugar Company nolulu: 13. stmr. Doris, Hongkong, Yokohama and Honolulu; brig W. O. Irwin. Paid Up Honolulu. Kahului Railroad Company. Capital . Ten 18,000,000 VP ANIi LOAI.lNO. For Honolulu ghr. Roamond. bktn. Irmirard. bk. Al-- . and . . Resetted Pnnd . . Ten 8.000,00 n lie------hr. Ibb-ne- l'..r H'.lo l;k Par.ti.iL-..- bk. Amy Turner German Bakery Tne California & Oriental Steamship Co main In the house overnight anJ in the UPrt F0BT ST Unfit atasj and her children would find HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA KINO ffTREET TRACT Wgg she 1S53. unother roof to cover th.-i- r heads. ESTABLISHED IN INTEREST LOWED: mmm H ISJ to aVMS a This angered the husband and he began On Depcsi 12 a Fixed for months, I brutal assault ujon her. Going to the BISHOP & CO cent per annum. en r N filcni kitchen he possessed himself of a keen benches' knife. Blinded by passion and On Fixed Depoel frr months, 1 diunk with swipes, he chased his wife Bankers cent per annum. around the house endeavoring to plunge On Fixed Deposit f WHO STAB the weapon into her body. The sick TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING I months, I pa. WSM, seeing his mother's dang.-r- . arose AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS. cent per annum. TWtNTT LOTi IN MANOA VAL-'ifsnf- fj with an effort and Just as the s ngry hus- - INTEREST .band reached his exhausted ALLOWED BT j HEAD OFFICE Moatano'a M oo issade a lunge at h. r. the son caught his Credit Issued, available In all the AT YOKOHAMA Traei. - aim and the l.laib- fell to the floor. Principal Cities of the World. On Current D posit, 1 1 sen per day. He was enough , not quirk to save the 189S. On 12 VV3 Another Case of Knife - INTEREST, allowed , after, July L Fixed Deposit for months, X weman, for the point of th.- knife enter- . j - pJ ' cent per annum. .l her left arm below the shoulder and. cent (this form will not bear interest rnt ging downward, made a small wound...... r. t .... I J...-- . V. . The Bank buys and eel- - Wielding. , v...... i receives for i ...... ujiibb ii iciiioiiia uuuisiui ut;u lui u:ic lection Bi:is of Exchange, O , SsUrtTtKD LOTS R AIU- - J. J. PLONSKT, th nearest telephone and ailed for the Drafts and Letters of Credit and trans police. Captain Kanae responded, but fSfJLSL acts a geneial banking buslne v T from DISTRIBUTOR, the hustand had fled wh-- he arrived. A mounted police officer waa sent in WM. Q. IRWIN & CO., LTD Branch of Bank-Ne-w T. OF H. : WIPE ESCAPES NARROWLY search of the man yesterday, and his j Yokohama Specie whereabouts were ascertained late in the Rep ' lis 31 Ig. Honoluhs, H. L afternoon. t The nolle are of the opinion that if an Wni. O. !rwln President A Manager i.,yt Claus Spreckels First Vice-Pre- s. C. rm IN EEKIO TR Ai T example was quick)" made of Pueo there ' BREWER - W. M. Second VIce-Pre- s &CO.L'D Police Say Thfre is a Cvftan Epi- Wl nld be lens danger of others of his Glffard ' ; a. M V"hltnry, A Sec'j Queen Street, Honolul'x H. L - oo a lot. r. iintrymen making desperate attempts to Jr Treas. New Books demic of This Sort of In his footsteps. 1 j. W. Ross Audito Kaeha was brought to the station house Now. Crime Inst evening and charged with assault BUG R FACTORS AGENTS "OR deadly weapon. was If j v:th a He asked AND Hawaiian Agricultural Company. Ons-me- a be was a relative of Pueo. the wife mur-t- i Sugar Company, Honomu Sugai un m rvrxxn Golden Rule Bazaar. IKN native husbands grow angry reT. He scratched his head and replied, Com mission Agents Company, Walluku Sugar Company, nowadays "Well, l don't think I'm a reteUrs of his. n rlcan Sugar Co Makee Sugar ie with their wives thy but I think I must have som of his blood Company, FORT STREET. W w For- - my having at-- Ookala Fugar Plantatioa lis assault them th knives. In veins." He admitted AGENTS FOR THE Company. Haleaksi Ranch Com- ni' "ly th.- m- - ! was t. .. i ( hair or tempted to kill his wife, but claims he pany, K a papal Bench, Moloka; wap tlm- - ar.d did not know Oceanic Steamship Company club or calabash, but since Pueo killed drunk at the what he was doinr. - T-- Etc.. "Hla Lordahlps Leopard," epi- - Of San Frak- .sco. Cai. Line, San nclsco Packets Etc. Tekla." hi.- ago some a - wife weeks veritable Chark"- Brewer A Co.'m Line of Bos- "Red Pottage," -- s To H(t and to Hold." .!- m.- .f kr.if. w to have ton Packets. Da tighter of Vino." "When T'l'.KD OF CHRONIC DIARRHOEA 'A the rw uun. AFTER THIRTY TEARS OF Agents Boston Bosrd of Underwriters night hood Was In tba Flower." "No. I The police have liern astonished at the DIFFERING. Agents wt x'blladblphla Board of Us John on Wheels." derw titers. ' Street." Three afn mi.r.y eases or th! sort, ana Hawaiian MCCHESNEY SON OH Company. lars to "Un-eaeen- ed I 3tandard ap4y The Prisoners of Hope." with RAWS the crime who noted It claim that years Bread." "Senator North," "A of iTjeo has esercised a weird influx "I suffered for thirty with I be- - 1ent1m--- i from Indiana, "The Blask o.i huslKinda of his temperament. diarrhoea, and thought was past Wholesale Grocers Daier LIST OF OFFICER Queen In Bou'.b lng cured." says John 8. Hal'.oway of C. M. Cooke, President; O-- rge f Wolfe Breed." "Toe the - i uty Sheriff Chlllingworth comment-- . Leather and Soe Findings. Albor-los,- " . so Robertson, Manager; E. F Blshaa Countess of 1 - French Camp. Miss. "I had spent tfrlea," "Currlts, on th.- subject yeeterda;-- He said that Treasurer and Secretary; CoL W. W 'Roh-r- so C. Voice of People." t much time and money and suffered - Water-house- , Achi The the th. many eases of stabbing and cutting Agents Honolulu 8oap Works Cess- Allen, Auditor; P. C. Jcnes. H. I. Tournay" tr "Pursuit of the Fouse-ttoat-." ..; might le atwlbuted possibly to much that I had given up all hopes oany, nary. G. R. Carter, Directors aiv.s Honolulu. rd Tan "Janice aferedith," "A Name to th. .onstant talk among he natives of of recovery. I was so feeble from the effects of the diarrhoea that I "onjure W:J." "Monsieur Beauealre." Pueo's r.overy after a desperate at- e. JUHEI ISHIZUKA - uld do no kind of labor, could not H W. FOSTER & CO., - The Autobb graph of a Orlsaly." The tempt at ruicldi- and to th-- j discussion of -- ven travel, but by accident I was per- AGENCY OF Cnd of aa TSra," "Deacon Bradbury." the pros and cons of the cause he had mitted to find a bottle of Chamerlaln's Gold and Silversmith Company. i 'In Cuba With Shsfter," "Trooper r c.iic, cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, k.inng his mistress. I KEi H1N BANK, Sign Cross," s5m- - and after taking several bottle am LTD. at." "The of the r.jlariij the wife of Kha, who livee y of I am sn Real 'ntir cared that trouble. FINE WATCH REPAIRINQ, JBK Estate press OetaTla." "With Kitchener ta mt MaBJSB toM a tearful story to the plsassd with the I am anx-Ios- sj Vineyard Street result that DIAMOND-SETTIN- G I GRAVING and Tn Haaplssj MsffA" rwuty Sheriff of a brttsl husband's that it be in reach of all who suffer All Goods and Work Guaranteed Ken Comee." "A Oentleman Player.' dctds and asked that the police depart- a I h.ve." For sale by Benson. Smith HOTEL Brokers. A Co., agents- - iTREET Hero of a." ment apirehend him. Ltd.. wholesale Transact Oneral Bank!sg aad Jftt- - The On Tuesday evening Kaeta came home change Buwia somewhat intoxicated and began to com- Notice to Owners, Architecst end-lin- THE SAME FEELING. VEST HOI' CILAJN plain about everything in the house, g HEAD OFFICE - - - TOKYO, JAPAJ KING ST his forcible arguments by breaking up and Builders house at the time Clarti "I wonder how a man ffei3 Oh the furniture. In the iraw Exchange on a 'was a sick son of the couple. He was Whsjfl ha finds himself hopelessly bank- ITRST wood for sale Merchant Tailor barely to NATIONAL BANK, confined to his bed and able rupt." E. W. QUINN, toko: move about. Clerk "Say, didn't your wife ever In-p'- st 115 UNION STREET. Apply la Kaeha at length ordered the wife out upon Fit Guaranteed children. Including having the dressmaker In to Ts prepared to furnish estimates on Subscribe for the ADVERTISER Ho- W. C. A OTA, Perfect of the house with her get- en protested against such make her fall clothes right after first-clas- s modern plumbing. Patronage nolulu's live daily paper 75 cents Btreet the sick one. She " s 507 HCTEL STREET. a course and begged to be allowed to re- - ting home from the seashore?" solicited. P. O. Box 162. 5645 month, delivered to any part of the city. 1HE PACIFIC, COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 27, 1900.

JUST ARRIVED PER AUSTRALIA

v .' i me, v mk i Th. last Inxolcs of With the European

The steamship Australia .arrived age the United States Army sea-goin- g Change in I Slocum, formerly Gypsum King, Goods San Francisco yesterday morning. tug the from arrived today at Callao. All on board KfUing up to the Oceanic wharf at 11 are well. The Slocum, which left New to be shipped to oelotk. She was sighted at 9:05. The York on July 12, will proceed tomorrow Tariff few hours delay was caused by a slight for San Francisco. i occur- ASK THAT DUTY BE ABOLISHED. Under the Old Tariff, accident to her machinery which Comes a sweeping reduction In red tin Monday, and necessitated slow- CHICAGO, Sept. 18. Importation of the price of all goods of American 5 among which comprises an -- ing down for several hours. opium into the United States free of ?tl5 duty was advocated fit the opening of manufacture. line of The following is Purser MeCombe's twenty-sixt- h 5 the annual convention of We have cut on every piece of report of the passage down: the National Wholesale Druggists' As- Jewelry and silverware In the Left San Fraucisco September 19, at sociation here today. The plan to abol- ; ish the duty on the drug was urged as house, and you will be surprised ladies' Golf Canes 2:26 p. nou, With ninety-fou- r cabin and a means to make its use more available a at the great difference from for- seventy-thre- e steerage and $300,000 year passngtrs, and save the druggists a mer prices. No of compari- 249 of Experienced now paid to the Government as duty on fear packag's mail. pat- Cricketing to north- the 200,000 pounds of opium annually ! sons here, where quality and Flannels strong from northwest imported. Opium was declared to be tern are considerations. i east, with rough sea and heavy swell; discriminated against by the Govern- weather cloudy and overcast with rain ment in a false belief that a heavy duty What do you think of full-size- d Reduction showers. September 24th to port, Wind on the drug discouraged the opium a solid silver teaspoons being re-- 2 Boards Sale habit. $8.00 pagatele and sa moderate; fine weather. Time, duced to a dozen, with en To for a io voice of VfiHfCLES The proposition to petition Congress graving In, ail ar- make room lare six days and twenty hours. September was referred to a special committee. thrown and ETC. w ticles of silverware reduced in like now on the way. For a limited time we ill -- Mil. at 3 a. m., Joseph Behm, steerage The convention also adopted a report offer present of lassenger, died from alcoholism, and denouncing as class legislation the war proportion. our stock stamp tax. The convention will con- was buried at sea on September 23d, at tinue three days. These are by no means catch 5 a. m., in latitude 2S degrees 4 minutes TWENTY PERSONS SINK. prices, but regular prices which north, longitude 138 degrees 43 minutes E.W. Jordan, LIVERPOOL,, Sept. 18. The British will prevail here from now on, on Runabouts, west." all the different lines of goods Buggies, and the German The Miowera arrived yesterday froai steamer Gordon Castle an early hour. At 4:30 steamer Stormarn collided in Cardiff from the States. the Colonies at Bay on Sunday night and both vessels 10 Fort Street. a. m. she was sighted, anil at daylight While reducing all our Ameri- report fol- sank. Twenty of the peraons on board she was docked. Her is as were can goods we not changed Phaetons, Surreys, i the Gordon Castle lost. have lows was 1,295 tons net p. m- - 10th The Gordon Castle the prices on any of our European "Left Sydney at 1:10 on the s ETC., ETC. ETC. instant, and arrived at Brisbane Roads and was built at Glasgow in 1871. She-wa- potteries, glass and chlnaware. Realty 7:22 a. m., on 12th. She sailed "07 feet long. 34.4 feet wide and 25 jjlsland At greatly reduced prices. Don't lose this opportunity at the Steam-shi- n And nlthoneh th nrenent ensr la again at 3:18 a. in. on the 14th, passing feet deep. She was owned by the Bltgh Island (Banks Group) at 5:51 p. Gordon Castle Co., Ltd. (McClay forty oer cent more than former tj"See our stock of Delivery Wagons, m. on 17th. Tucopia Island at & Melntvre of Glasgow). ly, while out present very large the and was of 355 tons and was Drays, Etc., Harness Whips, Kobes. 3 a. m. on the ISth. Experienced light The Stormarn stock lasts we will sell at the old tompany, to fresh trades and fine weather all the built at Kiel in 1880. She was 176 feet 1 way. long, 25 feet wide and 15 feet deep. rates. This Is a very large saving She was owned by the Nord Oestee you, WIL.li PAY THEIR FINKS. to and we recommend that Rhedere of Hamburg. you your SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19. The off- make purchases from Limited. Pacific Vehicle & Supply Co., icers of the United states hospital ship FREIGHT STEAMER SUNK. these lines now, before an ad- Solace will pay duty on the goods they OAKLAND, Sept. f8. The work of vance becomes necessary. 'brought over from 'hina, after all, but pumping the water out of the big they will make their payments in the freight steamer Thoroughfare, which F. J. LOWRET, DAT BLOCK. BERETANIA street. shape of lines, rather than duties. tilled last night, progressed today so President Chauncey M. St. John. Chief Deputy rapidly that it is expected that all C. D. CHASE, Vice-Preside- nt Surveyor of the port, and J. D. Power, the water will be out by morning. The i ARTHUR R. WOOD, Treasurs: the special agent of the Treasury De- accident happened at the Peralta slip J. A. OILMAN, Secretary. partment, followed the ship to Mare Is- and while freight cars were being Wad- P. DOLli. Auditor. land on Monday and returned from that ed. A number of heavy cars were run S. THE LEADER station yesterday. In the meantime in on one side of the ferry, which gave h-- hail secured from the officers who it a decided list, and as the lower port had brought in the goods an agreement holes were open at the time the water OF MINERAL WATERS IS to pay either the fine or the duty on rushed in rapidly, causing the big boat NOTICE. the contraband articles. to settle and sink before the holes could We buy sel alty, act Besides the goods are twenty be closed. iK.IllA. and u kftiti there Chinese aboard the boat w ithout Certifi At this point the water is shallow, so appraisers, trustees, ?elven an! u cates, and Deputy St. John left a that the work of raising the boat will FORT STREET. derwriters. strong guard of customs officers aboard require but little time. The extent of to watch them. He to Captain the damage cannot lie well ascertained V4nslow every courtesy, and Captain until all the water is out, though it is Water. on not believed to be very extensive. Shasta Winslow the other hand, offered him every facility, and St. John expresses Prior to the time pumping was begun e. D. ehase, himself as willing to allow the ship ev- this morning it was necesary to send MANAGER ery latitude. Captain Winslow promis- down two divers- - to close the port holes, Nature's most wonderful gift. Drink it once and you will drink no other ed to turn over to the appraisers all six of which were open. The railroad Office 204 Judd Building. goods declared to be in violation of the officials blame the crew of the ferryboat water. It is a water that should be on the table at all times, containing customs laws, and will, on the part of for the accident, claiming that it is one Telepfc n. Main til. UN enough minerals to keep the system in a proper tone. Nothing Injurious his subordinates, pay tines for them to a of the strict orders that the port holes tigure equal to the customs charges. shall be closed before the loading of WE ARE PREPARED charged into Shasta Water that will bring on illness, but drives Illness away, The goods consist of 135 packages of cars is commenced. It is believed that Instead. silks. 6Unaware and other goods. when the water is pumped out the fer- TO SUPPLY CONTRACTORS THIRTEEN LIVES LOST. ryboat will Moat itself. M, R, ST JOHNS, N. F., Sept. IS. Reports M 1S 'KLLANEOl'S. COUNTER of marine disasters during last week's SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19. Seventy WITH gale continue to pour in from remote per cent reinsurance is quoted upon the localities. Today's advices show seven- ship Wachusett, overdue on the voyage Shasta Wate rand teen more vessels washed ashore and from Newcastle, New South Wales, to thirteen lives lost. Considerable dam- Kahului. age w as done to property along the sea- The Japanese steamer Nippon Maru The Jeweler Blue Stone Ginger Ale board. will sail Saturday for China and Japan Shasta Hope ves- f,r the safety of four other via Honolulu. Dr. de Pue Rickey, for- REMOVED TO THE . . ARB USED EXCLUSIVELY BY THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD sels, with irews aggregating twenty-fiv- e, merly a. well known officer of the Rock is almost abandoned. steamer America Maru. will go out in PURPOSES COIIPANT IN ALL ITS DINING CARS. HALIFAX. N. S.. Sept. lSThe Lily the Nippon Maru as surgeon after a 0R BUILDING of the North, which left Halifax last long vacation ashore, relieving Dr. Love : Block summer with supplies for the Peary Fine. Hop-growe- DOOR TO Arctic expedition, is lost. The loss is TACOMA, Wash.. Sept. IS. rs NEXT reported from Cape Breton, ""hut noth of Puyallup country are s-- ' k Also have Road Material for BulllUl ing additional, save that the crew was ing a new market for hops. A trial C. &f Co. saved, has reached here. shipment was made from Puyallup to H. H. WILLIAMS Road Beds, Foundations and 81dwtlk Peacock NEWS K THE OCEAN. Australia this week. It is said to be FORT STREET. old 1p quantities to suit SAN FRANCISCO. Sent. 19. The the Brat consignment ever sent frwfti aa this German steamer BYa Hour at Ta-cor- section to Australia. iuis san FRANcisco. Sept. 16k Uncle for Vladl vostok and HonskonR; by GET THE BEST th- - Falcon, Sam has purchased the American ship Estimates furnished railroad ti's for Salina up Crag; the Galilee, merchandise to Ta- Cyrus Wakefield. She will be fitted Grand Opening hiti direct; the General Banning;, mer- as a horse transport, and will be equip- chandise to Altata; the John A. Camp- ped as was the Tacoma when that ves- IN A FEW DATS. on bell, lumber at Port Biaketey for Hono- - sel was carrying animals to the Philip- Pali Ready Roofing I pines. Rock lulu; the Low w l, lumber New n at Whatcom to a port, 61s; The new bsrkentine John Palmer was COVNY. IT HAS STOOD THh TEST FOR 25 YEARS direct nitrate launched last Thursday afternoon at PHOTOGRAPHIC the Martha Davis, merchandise to Hil.; 11 jthe Queen, lumber from this port and Eureka anil duly christened by little No. Model Block, office Hours Ready Rock Roof Paint is the best for all kinds of roofs, raokesrsski Port Miss Eva Houda. daughter of J. P. hollers, Onmble to Lahaina: the Vine, PORTRAITS. ct. railroad ties from Fort Bragg to Oal-- j Honda of Areata. The Piflmer is a & COOKE, Ltd. , four-mast- ed by & CASTLE lao or Moik-ndo- fids, prior to arrival; craft, owned Sudden the Ventura, wheat from Tacoma to Christiansen it San Francisco, and will HONOLULU. AQBNTS FOR Sunshine Water Europe, 40s. prior to arrival. make her first voyage to Sydney with Aca-ma- a cargo of lumber. The latest wheat charter is the a, Commission Merchants Heater .... usual European options, at 42s 6d, Uolted States Inspectors Bolles and First Class Work Guaranteed the hierhest rate for a long time. Bulger held an investigation yesterday lot water day and night without t he use of fire. Call and se. it working into the sinking of the .ship May Flint. Mr. Davey does not wish his sitter SUGrAKFACTORS. VESSELS IN COLLISION. Captain Woodslde. the first and second to accept work unless perfectly satis- SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19. The officers sind others who witnessed the factory. Alpine Cement, Canned Fruits, schooners Guide and Premier arrived disaster were examined by the inspec AGENTS FOR - from Coast ports Monday night. The tors. The testimony tended to show Co. Monterey Sand, Pet CreanLs The Ewa Plantation 4 and Highland wind fell light as they were sailing up that the captain had run in too close Agricultural Cs bay. off The Waialua Mortar Stains, Standard Biscuit Co. jthe and Folsom street they to th" wharves in coming up the bay. The Kohala Sugar Co. came together. Hoth schooners drifted The inspectors w ill render their decision Mill Co down on Ma-- The Walmea Sugar the naval reserve steamer J in the case in the course of a few days. Co. Paper and Paper Bags, rion. but no damage was done to her; The big steamer Bosnia of the Ger- The JKoloa Agricultural but the little ship Portsmouth, transport 'fleet, is alongside of The''' Fulton Iron Works, it Clymer & Co's that was man Boltz Cigars. i used in the parade and was riding be- Howard wharf 2, and attracts general Me. side tti i. Id sloop of war, was dismas- attention on account of her size. Dur- PHOTOGRAPHIC Co. The Standard Oil Co. ted. Later the tug Ida W cleareVl the ing the trip out from Philadelphia 900 LIMITED.Mi Steam F The George F. Blake vessels and took the Premier to Mission stalls for horses were constructed on Centrifugals. Bay. MOTT-SMIT- H Weston's HAWAIIAN TRADING CO., Ltd. The Ouide. left to herself, drifted the lower decks of the Bosnia, and 200 BLOCK, Mutual LI" w down on the cable, and all yesterday more will he built while the Comer Fort Hotel The New England I stalls and Street. I?" FORT STREET, LOVE BUILDING. Oakland" by te'e-phon- e surance Co. of Boston. m communication with steamer is at dock. It is expected that C was stopped. Damage to all the the vessel will get away for China in The Aetna Fire Insurance vessel, except the Portsmouth was about two weeks. Hartford, Conn. light. CO Co Capt. Charles F. Hall and the other HUSTACE& The Alliance Assurance Cs. Hawaiian Carriage Hfg. OLD MARINER GONE ALOFT. officers and men of the steamer Walla coa. tjmv"J! SAN 19. Walla, which arrived from Puget Sound DEALERS IN FRANCISCO. Sept. One of quar- BUILDERS OF the oldest ami best known mariners on Monday nUhl. were detained in the Pacific Coast, Captain William F. antine at Victoria, the steamer being TH-E- FOR Lapidge, passed away brought down by Captain Thomas and yesterday in this a crew Wood Coal. TS from Seattle. The Walla Walla and VEHICLES ISLAND USE city at the ripe old age of years. The pos deceased had from life will be dispatched as quickly as retired active sible on ALSO-WH- ITE Club Stables for over twenty-fiv- e years, po- another trip north in order oo his last get way Uma- sition beinS that of commander of the to her out of the of the REPAIRING Pacific Mail Steamship Company. tilla, soon to 'arrive. LIMITED Major 1.. Hodges AND BLACK SAND The deceased was a native of Eng- Charles of the Sev giYpn prompt and careful attention land enteenth Infantry has been relieved and sailed out of Liverpool as a temporary duty midshipman on the North Star of her from in this city and Which ws will sell at the lowest market XelephOIie 477. oo Maj. 'sty's service. years ordered to proceed to Seattle to relieve After six in First Lieutenant Alexander M. Brown...... ii..-- SOI-- K AGENTS FOR the navy he entered the merchant ser- CHAS. BELLIINA, v vice as master of Bry- Fourth Cavalry, of his duties as com- the bark Jenny manding officer of the guard on the ant, and subsequently commanded oth- army Rubber Tire Wheel Co. er vessels, having them to enter transport Lawton, en route to Reliable Horses, Kxperieit sr' employment the Alaska. Lieutenant Brown is suffering SEATTLE BEER Rubber-Tir- e of the Cunard steamship s. .v. . The most durable made. line, remainitig from malarial feveT. v with the company as Sept. 13. New Rigs, Fair Friees. 121 Queen St. TB&BPHOHE main 47. third, second and first officer for seven SEATTLE, Major Robinson AT THE y.-ar- of the Quartermaster's Department has and a half. The Instruments Used la.. He came to the Pacific 1S51 received a letter from his successor. Coast in Major now Honolulu, saying SHOP and after running north on the Colum- Kuhlen. at SALOON. THE SILENT BARBER bia and other steamers ten that he would probably start for Seat- TO11 for years on September 5, or by September 15, BMB he took the steamship 1'nkorn to Syd- tle Are Thoroughly Disinfected SHREVE & CO., San Francisco. ney and sold her for the at the farthest. Using. account of On the arrival of Major Buhh-- and W. H. Aspinwall. He then accented a JOSEPH FERNANDEZ, TT? Tninw tr(ti tVi TTawailan Tslaads, will deliver all position on the route, the subsequent transfer of affairs at CO. in Ordered OF ALL CHARGES FOR Panama where he this port to his charge. Major Robin- A. HARRISON ME ARLINGTON HOTEL, HOT .1 of them. FREE remained for twenty-tw- o years, retir- r tamt to San Francisco. ing in September, 187.1. son will depart for Honolulu to enter f?".E"",r tri,,i,, known who will furnish upon discharge of LIMITED. setecUon to VSoi to the Irss. .r The deceased died very veil off, own- the duties pertaining FOR SALE. A.wmnton fn San Francisco. ing to the Quartermaster Department at satisfactory references several valuable pieces of property point. both in the Mission and in South San that Francisco. This change permits of promotion in Sawing, Planing, Turning, Etc The remains of the deceased of Robinson, ROCKERS are at the parlors of the Golden the case Major which is Moldings kept on hand. MAMMOTH Undertaking Gate the real ohject of the department in Large stock of Company, but no definite making Under CHALLENGER arrangements have yet been made for the transfer. the rules EX SHIP avn POST STREETS. SAN FRANCISCO the funeral. governing such cases the promotion in Kiln Drying, a specialty Apply to UirM question cannot be made until the re- SLOCUM ON HER WAY. cipient has served the Government in Estimates Furnished on Short Notlee. c BREWER CgjW&s special designs. LIMA, Sept. 18. After a stormy voy a foreign country, hence the change. Kawaiahao St., Kewalo. E648 York City, and are prepared to furnish TH1 PA01F10 OOMMEHC1AL ADVERTHEH: BOHOLULU, SEPTEMBER 27, 1900.

KaHhl trm, on the raakat aide by was Mrs. Major Wood, and ahe repre-iente- d the a and on the mauka side by a line Christianity. AlTHORITY. - I Auction lf Sale paral!- to. ml one and ene-ha- miles H "Who are all these," she crted, "who from the water front OP L RE Jar- - to ask for these precious little anes? I am Christianity and I offer not 'TlFlCATlON Property owners good nvs a will be notified when they the things of this life, but happi- nit AMI. P.WE- - are required ness in the life hereafter. None of these ' natrurt sidewalks. People have dared to promise them asTJl?iPail J A. Mii'AM i 1 ihat. What is the use of money and of Huperlntemlent of Public Worka. ARE SOLD ducatlon and of social standing and k- - I f pleasure when comes. I prom- PuMh U .j.i.r( men! , Honolulu death ise these children grace Cod. all sldewelka jr.. 1900. tAil IN THE the ff l guar Him del" They are mine by right." . r u. .m And the children were knocked down HIIKHIFP-- HA LE CO. to her. and the other bidders went OLA A SUGAR Salvation Army Runs An iway chagrined, while the children . tl oBB III iang a pretty hymn. Br virtue of a Writ of Execution is-- a, little ied out of the District Court (Second) Auction- - t .lulu. Island of Oahu, Limited. Large Shipment f j I II'.'. Territory Machinery. The ,i,. . i h urb sh--H xta btM-l- "i on xn 01 t L it in nt iiiwiii, iiw U7 wpifmwr, O ITHblt t V I I IT Of A large shipment of machinery for A. D. 1WW. against Quong Fook Tai OiilLIiUAI, .V I 1. the Honolulu Plantation was received PARTIAL LIST OF In M. - defendant. favor f Kmma Naku- CHRISTIANITY THE BUYER by ! J . i lid 12 O'CLOCK NOON. , the Australia from the Risdon Iron plaintiff, 1 i.. ii,.- - Ine. for the sum of Twenty-- orks in San Francisco. HI-1- my S3 It consisted ..ur and 00 DoWara. I have levied At salesroom. Queen street of a large amount of sugar machinery j upon an. I shall expose for Honolulu. I will sell at Public Aucuot , a ..It h .f not sale at the ana a J0.ooo.000 gallon pump for Station Houae. order of the treasurer, Mr. J. P the ; w In h Kalakaua Hals. In the tf Pleasure, Fashion, Learning and same place. This is the third that the Real Estate of . ith r Honolulu. Ialsnd of Oahu. :oOKE, the following certificates of msuon company has installed at the at I J or lock neon of Saturday, the 13th tock In the OLA A SUGAR CO., LTD. Money Bid in Vain for plantation. They a k. . . tK A - have in course of .las t a. - i inleas the eleventh assessment, du- erection two more, with a capacity of r all tIM rlajhl t Inter- - Wee Tots. ..nd ,u, l--t delinquent August 3lst. wltl. ".(100 gallons. The mill the Ho- - FOU SALIC BY ' 1 at ' i mmmg ex- - noium plantation well 0Xmnmt th.r...n and M ' is along toward " and t., the following dew. rlbed prep- - . I ,. i rompletion and will be ready to grind erty. aaUl or befofe the day s ii. In a Christian land to see children f aide. unless Judgment, intereet. on contract time. in I my expenses be previously iour of sale sold at auction in the presence of large WILL E. FISHER. paid: rtif. Shares. iand interested crowds Is something ne I'nrlnlahed Wagon, consisting of C. H. Judd 100 unusual, but that Is what happened 0-- RARE Mody and Running Gear. 4 T. S. South wick 600 evening right here In Honolulu. TREAT FOR 140 B. Ta; pan 10 last It alalia in place. ' HAHLKH HIl.UNUWORTH. Tannat parts. First a 171 O. J. 3olsse 60 was at the Salvation Army barracks !eputy Hherlff. Territory of Hawaii. !07 W. L. Wilcox 50 jthat took place, and Christian MUSIC LOVERS i hit It. aei ind. a the sale $1.000 BERET ANIA STREET, aeaw Honolulu, (aahu. Sept. 11. IPSO. M4 U. J. Ordway 33 was buyer, outbidding ar srlasj ourae Inch ity the Pleasure. McCully street; three lota, alas ICS U. J. Scully 33 Learning and Money. 139; terms to m F. K. Archer 17 Fashion. Violin Recital Attracted a suit. IUK -- The Notices, D. L. Akwal 17 The n. ws or the coming sale nau lurporatioo 100 Large sal af parts J. E. Ray spread through the city and there Wage Audience Last 3250 CORNER LOT, being corner at three cruah. 130-4- 4 H. Roberta ?V low-roof- ed Young ass rue a known as Mo. 3. no ticrowdtf. The little barrack Night. and McCully streets; UN P. McLane I 81 x 141. This Is an elegant . i be larsar than NOTICE. I4to S. L. - room was filled to the doors, and p?o- - Williams ' . : .. ready for building upon, and tax A in. h Pins I wo i i J Itt.i C J. Falk 2 as Uen manv H neighborhood of good imprwee- - 4,ntah.( raoe r h feMVI as MM IINJ OF THK HHAKK-h.dder- a lM K C. Rhodea 42 chairs at the back to see and hear the', Vreat P11 ments; an new. Terms to &3S ""lulans last night by the violin suit M,in ( all will paaa of the Oahu Sugar Company L. O. Keedlck 3 sale. Numbers of soldiers in Khaki recital chaser. shh will be in room of - .131 u. L. from tke Thomas, summoned by the of Paul Egry Opera! aj s rsen of Mens) to the hsth; held the the Cham- Akwal at the Hawaiian Inxsxsc 11 m. M. D. neip- - . k at a. on Priduy. a Smith singing and following tne crowds House. . . tle. h. h or The auditorium was well filled $2,250 KINAU I e rn he r . Ol '.M E. E. Smith e.l fill the room and took an active In- - STREET LOT, teg . ' , . . n i ii i i men' tefsirt proceedings. They listen- - bv wtY People and those lovers of with many valuable trees PAIL IS EN HERti. in the shrubbery; ready to build i... thr..uMy mix MAI PreaPlent. Oahu Sugar Co. J. P. COOKE, Treasurer. ed attentively to It all and applauded ; the best music to whom such occasions - j come only too rarely. W sains m 'd then with only 1900. vigorously those sentiments that pleas- Honolulu, September 18. I Egry i ft rn .rial ed them, and were as quiet and orderly Paul was the most prominent 33.500 BERETANIA STREET, DIVIDEND NOTICE. I performer Uef on MS. F. MORGAN, Auctr. as could be wished. of the evening, but Mr. and tween putting -- 1 1 Vt Vfre-i- Victoria and P tH a . MfS. M- rT- t l T'rvnnVU U'.. nlutfnrmbAWVSVftlXI TX .m'h'.. Ipf.tl'V I, Hrimlfi- - v SS - Sm' .AnllaI i i cj S t I ar . a read enly ' streets; size 65x145; with yl'A KTKKLT IHVIDEND 18 DUE of bright-fact- d little ones all in white. tague Turner and Miss Castle, who as- - shrubbery, grass, etc. s ami the mass turned In the stiM-kbolde- and made payable to the HAWAIIAN TRIBE, NO. full of giggles and laughter, j sisted, came in for a good of the! y M.O.R.M and all share ' nhiy mixed The ravsV-il- f WILOF.lt STKAMSHII' COMPA- Th-- y were the children who were to be applause. The house was a brilliant In NY on Friday, the ;m!i Instant. REGULAR MEETING. sold at auction, and they thought it s' some exquisite toilettes being I $7,500 CORNER PENSACOLA and .0-- Ithmtt being aiattered. saxd the best fun th--- had had for a long;'' ", and the deepest attention was nau r.reeta; size, 100 x 200. An n he mortar Rushes to the The sto kt ks of the company will Hawaiian Tribe No. L L O. R. M. time. There was one little Chinese if-- to tne music- gant corner lot with trees, etc he closed to from Thursday. meets THIS (Thursday) EVENING at : i : 1 who sat wide-eye- d and upcam-prehendi- ng The program was as follows: many advantages. As fine a lot asMsfl ears to m$ the transfers U ' j..pf ember 7th. to Saturday. Septem-l- e 7 o'clock, K. of P. Hall, Fort street. for the most part, but she can be found In Honolulu. 1 Violin Concerto Mendelssohn r ."Mli both In. lualve. ADOPTION AND WARRIORS' knew all the songs, and when it came Paul Egry, violin. IIJ n. to Mott-Smlt- UNO The fln'shln R KOBE. DBOfUBaTJ. time sing she Joined in with a shril. Mrs. H. M. h, piano. $S,000 be no pipe, finding no difficulty all in j. BERETANIA STREET. nortar ahall in Secretary. Visiting brothers and members are re- little at Violoncello Sole Pensacola; house and lot; sine of Hep4 M. 1900. .singing the English words. Next her j i than Inch thl. h and shall Honolulu. quested to attend the Peace Confer- (a) Romance MacDowel lot, 65 x 290; fine locality. a poor barefooted waif, wan , ,tK f ens part cement and ence. sat little ,U) Capricclo Goltermann fol- - Mott-Smit- . . und thin from recent illness, who Mr. H. If. h. .. fine from M BRY3E SUGAR LTD. Per order. violoncello. rmne CO., lowed it all with an interest that Mrs. H. M. Mott-Smit- h, piano. $6,250 COTTAGE near Pensacots i ro a pounds lamp A. E. MURPHY. waj and Iw.i pathetic. She was not so well clad as Violin SoloGavotte et Itomanze street; contains 6 rooms, bath and sac h harrel .f It Sachem. csmnt. MOTICB IS HEREBY OIVKN THAT J. P. ECKARDT, the other little ones, but that mattered' "Mignon" Sarasate all modern Improvements; well Im- raad on the base roorae. and j not at all to their democratic little Egry, proved ; size of lot, 60 x 200; possibly the ninth asseaament of ten (10) per Chief of Records. ' Paul violin. the latter Is atlll aoft, an4 ,oent per share), levied on the hearts, and they shared their hymn Miss Castle, piano. i special terms. ti books with her and made he at home 4. Song n Sogno" (The Dream) fief which the surface will stock of the McBryde Sugar ' t LODGE PER- j on stage had fa.rly seat- - Ihor-skillful- ly . (In- KAMEHAMEHA OF the before she Mercatande " - 1. 1900, md mpeeted by Co Ltd., Is an October and $125 COTTAGE; to be removed; o will be delinquent on October 15. ijtt. jed herself. Annls Montague Turner. trowling rnfure FECTION. First there was a junior prayer meet- - Violin Obllgato, Paul Egry. Queen street, opposite Mililanl St flnieh-a-or- Stoehholdera will please make prompt nt k - Mott-Smlt- is tee harn tor tsjrh NO. L A. & A. S. R. ing during which several of the chil- Mrs. H. M. h. piano. and Judiciary building; has 7 rooms payment at the offlVa of Mesara. Tb.o " mtiat he kept moist and ll Davlea A Co.. Ltd, dr n told how they had been paved and Violin Solo Fantaisie "Faust" .... sang songs In chorus, got up; Wieniawsky from the direct n of the (Signed. F M SWANZY. MEETING NOTICE. little or $4,500 COMFORTABLE COTTAOB e at days by cover-tw- o bravely before the crowd to sing solos Paul Egry, violin. seven rooms, least three Treasurer. encouraged by Miss Castle, piano. modern Improvements, Inches nf sand M nolultJ. Sepi.rnb.-- r 1. 1900. in piping voices Captain etc.. with pleasing grounds; aJsa oC A regular meeting, of Kamehameha Mills, wnom they all seemed to idolise- - Trl Niels Gade 93 Mott-Smlt- lot, x 123; on Anapunl street, near KT H UP. Ix-lt- f.. . th.-- Mrs. 11. SC. h piano, H1IMO MK The of Perfection N. 1. A. A. S. K And four of the little girls were Wilder avenue. Should be seen to h. iH cupled iy the walk ahsll KIHEI PLANTATION CO.. LTD will be held this Thursday evening at sworn in as members of the Junior, Mr. Paul Egry, violin. Mr. m. Mott-smtt- n, be appreciated. Fifteen hundred Hy graded to a depth of r; :J o'. l" k. armv with flags draped behind them. h. cello. dollars can on mortgage. c. L. P sides, - Violin Solo Gipsy Dances ... Sarasate remain i or tary. lee if llnlaha I n ilk Any CRABBE, land Captain Mil's at their to read'7 rf THE TENTH ASGE8HMENT OF i 10.. "Junior Aiii, I. m of War " wherein' Paul Egry, violin. sa or unanltable material ...'--.- . 11. .11. .1101. -- nuii L.i, p.aoo. per rent, or $2 M per ahare. baa been T they pledged themselves to light Many other deslrabJe COTTAGT5S, .. il. i.le shalt ,x THE CIKCUfT COURT. FiR-'- evled. to become due and payable on Circuit, of agair.st sin as long as they lived. well located, at excellent terms. fine the Territory of Hawaii Wood 1W0. beari Then came the auction. Major the let day of October, Will In the matter of the Estate of Carl Ju j inden afts hi. h I had shed hia uniform and appeared on 1. 1900. 1 llus Hoting, of Germany, a rcli.or. th-- - Interest from November and de I pi'.tf arm in a hng coat and a gavel n For addition list call at office of 1 ilnquent I)erem her I. 100. On reading nhrf filing th ? petltl n m h,s hand to op-'- the ea'e. or-- ; ! John Ena. guardian, praying for an an outsider," he K' .l" U"l r m J. P. COOKE. "As said, "I have der of sale of certain real estate belong-- I watched the work of the Salvation Treasurer Kihel Plantation Co.. 1 Ltd. Ing to said ward, to wit; One undiv Ido .ru.y with much Interest, and I ttetfeve I'nless ..I her wis all . fourth Interest In those certain prem-- 1 that it la dolnif good work. So when Will E. Fisher, v x r Ar Baldwin, Ltd.. laea situate on King street. Honolulu.)! heard that the Array proposed to ho:d ! I i Id hi, ' ng. Honolulu. September 21. containing an area of one and )0 a ale of children 1 offered to cfaSe K.AL ESTATE At'f. AH?; ACCTIOKE'F, 4S 71. a I acres; comprising lots and und ar.d conduct it. the rate 4 &4M-2313-- of 70. a. y 2t . the westerly half lots and "Th look like a pr tty good h althy Alakea and Merchant Streets. Sept. tl. - laid oul on Government m ip of Ku'ao- lot, these children," he w.?nt on, tuMli g the p kahua Plains, and belni; the premises i to the little ones and looking th no 1st NAHIKU SUGAR CO.. LTD. described in grant 201 and a portion or (over, "and they ought to bring a pretty) id grant 292. and Setting forth certainlgood price, don't you think f ? But b-f- a.--- ur.d-r- - CALL AT THE OFFICE n and must legal reasons why such real estate I for bids I want it .Mr. r r 1 1 ASSESSMENT OF should be sold. th- - y must all b bought by . in a stood that eineal -- r Is hereby bldd.-r- : H per i nt. or 12 p-- share, becomes It ordered that the heirs the rame We are not going to and nest of kin of said ward and all s so on the 1st day of October, have them parated. the buvr must . I in a'lnt persons Interested In the sild estate, resign himself to have an entire orphan : . ssi. appear before this court on Frllay. I Now I .1 by the asylum on his hands. with this And see diagram cozy rttuf k 2d day of November, A. D. llWO. at warning, 1 offeri d lot "Every Man's Home of those cottages 1 holders hereby notified li! what am for this pur-- I .re that which I the delln.juent on day will o'rlook a. m.f At th coartroMn of this of smiling-face- d little people. Wouldn't, have for sale at reasonable to shares that fnitr In K.irii.ln m ( .Km thin nnd you . by-la- ,'- all like to have a batch like that terms. te. a. - ! lUUia published ..r. ling to and ihre' to v r.n" or r to gr.- - you When you . t came home at Each contains three bedrooms, pax-- Id at should not be granted for the sale of night? W hat am I offered? Who's go - IS HIS CAPTLE," but It Is not so with j dining-roo- - J P. COOKE, such estate. lug to mak the first bi i?" a rented pkice. Don't it sometimes oc- - lor' kitchen and bath- Treasurer Nahlku Sugar Co Dated at Honolulu, September 2", 1D)0 At tl.ii th :e tana- - a voice frcm cur to you that you should buy room; nearly new. Located near Peo-- By court. 1) '. up iifflers Alex.tn er dt Baldwin. Ltd. the f the house and the cfowded IluME. sacola street. P. D. JU., . . 1 building. Septetnb. r 21. KE I.LETT C.crk wan ... iiv.hv' u..v. fudd Honolulu. N A-- WILDER, I - ; ssi ROBERTS' bicycle trousers, pushing his wheel b be . Attorneys Plaintiff. J get &.-- 221J-2- t flept. 21, 2S f'.r fore him through the crowd. It proved Call at the office and list of a few WILL E. FISHER, Sdtl-4t--Se- - Auctr. lid in 27; Oct. 4. 11 and IS. jto b- Capt ain iiamu rry of MauL 'lovely cottages, which you may buy In am Mr. . my' "I Spot." said h "ar.d with Fome down, and pay all ASSESSMENT NO i ICE. I.MEM bid for th ae children is pleasure. I Pa'ment AN0l: Otter them a good time through life. 111 monthly the balance. I give them riaes on the merry-gc-roun- d j tfAlAlUA AGRICULTURAL CO. Dr, B. COOPEIt having day and they shall have all the p anuts a C this FOR SALE. must b" 'firmed a partnership wi n Dr. T. candy and good things to eat that WILL E. FISHER, I f. ;and Auctr. strsKht LIMITED. 1 DONALD, formerly of San Francis they want. They shrai rids on my bi- - o, the firm of Drs, Cooper & McDonald cy k and ppind ihcir time enj oylr.g the ' arlll carry on th practice, occupying lrvf which life affords th m." NOTICE. :nts have been cam he offlcrt formerly used by Dr. Cooper. The auetloneer look, d puzzled and the COTTAOES and many deeirabla -- 1 on assessable stock of icyes of the children snapped as re 1. nf the tiVru'F Tini'Rfl. the RESIDENCES 01 tne gooa mings onerea mem y as to wmmm aue ana paysie Dr Cooper-:- 30 to 10 a. m., 2 to 4 and cital w.-n- t on. re were rs THE CITY OFFICE OF THE In locality Honolulu-Kee-p e on 7 But th. other bidd best In l the offl. of Castle cooks. L.ta.. to I p. m new carne lloating up Dr. McDonald-- 2 p. 7 to for the aisle lah- - rteptember 15th. 1 per esnt ($. 10 a. m. to m.. Ul ...... A:! , HlIo, all dress- - DITV CO 1. th- - be-P- 1 StP VV., A.IVA. 9T Share), delinquent October Uth. 10 a ' '' height of f.hi.m with bis; Wa"J to m "Wing f your eye on my "ad," and TO Wm fSTTifS hn and KUn nSUr'W the Magoon Building. Room 1. cor- - JfBSSSt MORROW you may see Ottoher 10th, 19O0, 10 per cent '$! per ,. 4 5 ner Merchant and Alakea Streets. Just what 'I am Miss Fashion," she announced. .rK rsrrt f n 01 bars), delinquent November twtb. 100. September 17 "and I offer these children a place In Tl are looking for. stKlal They be lZXTmLZl. fflwHTl W. A. BOW EN. In- the swim. shall dressed B. Dr. Cooper will present all bills as I am. in fine clothJng. and they shall A. POAH. Manager. Trees Wala'na .kgr. Co.. Ltd. curred prior to the formation of the go to provide partnership through his collector. to the play and to balls and parties Ht..ne pav MM and spend their summers at the water- REPUBLICAN NOMINEES! vaaisaca cnr.AD mi i i rn . ing places, and their winters traveling ay be T,MII,lk. juunn itukL w abroad. Could anyone offer them more? WILL E. FISHER. in ilrivewaya. ' LIMITED NOTICE TU CREDITORS. They shall have position and consldera- - ALL REPUBLICAN NOMINEES HKAL KSTATK A(iT. MENT.-O- rt- ion from th" world, and enjoy their for Senators and Renresentatives" of the AIIl AnnTlftTCKB1 . ! a .u, -i- .-j - - - - SWSWSFS 1 i:11 - " " for -- m. nl The undersigned having oeen au:y ''"s " i,.c iimumu ui odiiu are requesitu to meet THK IKHiKfl OF THIS COMPANY appointed administrator of the estate. Again the auctioneer was in doubt, the Executive Committee in conference Corner Merchant and Alakea Streets. rs ahall have V ' will be cloeed to transfers from Friday. t OtrXrw-- Atr-aam- nnllo. la flml the Children looked With admlra- - nt the Pennhtlrun Woarlnnnrtora tVilo 8ep-et- e i, f lewalk September 21. 1900. to Saturday, hereby given to all persona to present Hon at the pretty lady, and then they evening at 7:30 o'clock. as tember 2f. 1W. Inclualre. their claims against the estate of said looed at the bicycle and thought of By order of the Executive Committee. B. D. TENNET. J. C. Rlordon, duly authenticated, the good times that had been promised y E. R. HENDRY, Secretary. Treasurer. whether accured bv mortsraee or other- - them by Mr. Sport, and And FURNISHED BOUSE for ' wise, to me at pos'office box 832, Ho- - meanwhile up the aisle came stumping OFFICERS OF PRECINCT P'AA PI MUTATION COMPANY nolulu. Territory of Hawaii, within tux a pompous ligure. followed by a man months from the date hereof, or they . bending under the weight of two heavy CLUBS! To Rent. nrtriva t ,v TIII4 mMPAVT will be forever barred. And all persons sacks. He was all in black, and he tis Indebted to the said estate are hereby carried a cane and a silk hat. Hla at- - to transfers from Friday FOR A PERIOD OF & in BaturdaT Sen- - requested to make Immediate payment txmdsmt dumped the two bags upon the OFFICERS OF ALL PRECINCT: 1 ,!.rin.Jo. undersle-ned-. e they JMrar thereof to the tab and seemed to be filled with clubs are requested to meet at the Re- - SEVEN MONTHS, it' , e "$13,000." Vineyard K I Dated. Honolulu, Hawaii September labeled each to TF.N'N ET, pom- - HVaduarter. r conference Vineyard t. lfcX) .I.a ?. r,.M: said the on lm- - Treasurer. xjbw-i- s the 1:xtlye Committee - LAWRENCE H. DEE pius iiiuniuuai, woo vas 7:30 o'elo '. t mor-- ; up Nun- j t.ortant business, at Administrator or the Estate of J. C of Kauai, "and I offer the children row evening. Friday. I HAVE A MOST DESIRABLE RES-Iden- ce. I I C. money. NO F Rlordon, deceased. Think what they can do with C ' street, I can By order of the Executive nlttee both elegantly and comfortably that anything that be done with 5661 E. R. HENDR' , S . :ry. rptru ANT nensoN havino money. Th? y can travel, they can have furnished, for rent In the best locality billsSep-- good times, they can do these In Tatxarla agalnat the Paelflc Club, to ' DR. VV. H. MAYS all that Honolulu. Posesses a panoramf ng tember U lxO. must present the same two bidders have offered them. Money NOTICE. view of the harbor, and a marine view thence to the treasurer at once, with Touch- - does It all In this world." free from obstruction. Contains double "' AN FOR But then there swept up the aisle a parlors, library, lanal. kitchen, pan- - treet arm. HAS OPENED OFFICE ' ' " T.3T - I CORDON of medicine and Blirffery at 310 sedate little figure in gown and mortar THF. UNDERSIGNED tries tour bedrooms, sewing room, etc--, JAMES SrENER. nrartlr . n- Treas FMlOc Club. Rereianla street, next houae beyond oonr-t- Lnsin A.lerman cf Hilo. gives notice that h will not be i p - thoroughly lighted by electricity; large Central Cnlon Church. wiu-stoegi- rg is my nam sioie iT any ueuys eontntcieo in ma grouhds in good condition, With fia I - Office Hours: 10 n. m. to 12 m . 2 to "and offer the children educa name without his written order from awn, trees and shrubbery. 4 7 8 p. ti n. hat Is this date. FOR SALE. p. m.. and to m. Sundays better than that? With $125. responsible . Uoa y n can get is de-- I H. R WARREN. RENT. None but to 11 s. m. iura all that parties desiring to use same as resi- Telephone 5600 slrable ouf of life. You can learn to Honolulu. September 23, 1&00. a ! appreciate life, y u can make yourself C6C1 dence, need apply. 'rstanl SVeaue .honored and looked up to? That Is the REMOVAL ; NOTICE. mot nesrranio oi an. W hat is gold a-- rb NOTICE. Further particulars of and far A NIC-n- ew AND ALMOST and whtt is pea:ure. and what is the LOT Or I -- of being you nt hall a moderate ON AND AFTKR MONDAY. HEP use In the social swim If t . furniture, at be at have To KK- - II m lain mber 1. -. Dr. Wayson will not education? me be!ong th AoL BILLS ACrAINST THK ' .r a line price va new o- 1ry. and residence. Beretanla child nr. They would rather c;me w;th publican Party should be Itemized nnd ; me nr.y sax. treet. nearly opposite the Methodist than with nf the others, I'l'tsert to Secretary E. R. Hendry. Elite' Will E. m the e Fisher. Apply SAI of -- h Ctfftf Ifl a m to 1 D. m nnt tl-- nn.lils.1 o rut . hn ilrllfff roet nt once I . to LAM tinr h.nirs warrant." rhlMon Hotel i Head .ml a so to 7 o m Main Said thev would K Tl. HENDRY. ' REAL ESTATE A1ENT & AUCTIL 'Mh-we- at by the WO CHAN CO NH uut now came a vision in white. It Sec'y, Republican Central Com. Corner Merchant and Alakea StxeU MORGAN Conti u AUSTRALIA ON SHORE 33 Queen Street. TODAY. P. 0. Box b94. Telephone 72. Men From the Thomas Everything in Frui Astounding Here. AT AUCTION. AND VEGETABLES BIG CONCERT LAST NIGHT THAT THE MARKET AFFORDS. ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, Also, a very fine assortment in fancy CHEESE and froaen AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. POULTfc T Combined Bands of Fifth and Eighth CALIFORNIA AND At my salesroom. 33 Queen street, I EASTERN OYSTERS. Success Infantry Regiments will sell at Public Auction some of the finest furniture ever offered at pub'ic Play. sale in Honolulu. ALL. BRAND NEW. The stars may sing together Owner has juBt received invoice from And the heavens give forth song San Francisco, and having decided not In divine, angelic chorus to remain in Honolulu, simply unpacks H. MAY & eOM LTD OF OUR GREAT As the centuries roll along; his goods for auction. But by far the mightiest music Assortment, comprises Bird's Eye Ma- 2-B- That stirs emotions grand ple Furniture, elegant Oak Sideboard, IG ST0RES-- soul-inspiri- 2 Is the ng harmony Mahogany Leather Chairs, fine Oak Of the Regular Army band. Extension Dining Table and Chairs, Don't you hear it coming? Brass and Iron Bedsteads, Silk Floss B very body run! Mattresses, Silver and Graniteware, g, line Table Linen, etc., etc. Drop your money-makin- The Waterhousc Store, to the drum! The Mclntyre Slen bo Don't you feel the glory Don't miss this sale. Goods will BETHEL STREET. COR. KING AND on view my salesroom, 33 Queen FORT STREET Creeping up your spine? at Telephone Everybody snouting, street, all day Thursday, September 27. 24. i c icy none ZZ- - Following in line. Bargain Some rich cathedral organ JAS. F. MORGAN, Auctr. May holy thoughts inspire; The sympathetic human voice May swell a stirring choir; MUST MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOOD But everybody knows There's nothing in the land Like the swinging martial music Auction Sale Of the Regular Army band. OF Listen to it play: GRAND 'Country 'Tis of Thee!" Sounds like people praying SALE! Fo;' Shares of Stock prosperity. What's this going forward. High and proudly born? 'Tis Our Country's Banner, ON SATUllDAY, SEPT. 29. Clearance Sale Scarred and battle-tor- n. Always The Flag Victorious, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. Upheld by the Patriot's hand. At my salesroom, 33 Queen street, I will Shall be the inspiration Of the Regular Armv Band. sell at Public Auction W. F. SABIN. 33 SHARE8 HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC FOR COMPANY (paid up). 19 SHARES PEOPLE'S ICE COM- There are two army bands aboard the PANY. great transport Thomas and the sol LADIES: 10 SHARES OAHU SUGAR COMPA- diers swear by them. NY TWO WEEKS The presence of such a large number 10 SHARES WILDER STEAMSHIP 01' of troops in Honolulu recalls to the COMPANY. Please remember excep- minds of people here the time, not so this long ago, when the first large bodies of JAS. F. MORGAN, troops hurried from the United States Auctr. tional opportunity of securing bar- to the Philippines, were passing EVERY ARTICLE IN through this city. Yesterday the men of the first bat- THE HOUSE REDUC1 gains at less than original cost, talion of the Fifth Infantry and of the second battalion of the Eighth Infan Kehuku Band will only A try, as well as many recruits, were continue FOR FEW scattered all over town taking in the sights, studying Honolulu and its en- AT AUCTION MORE DAYS. virons, wandering out as far as Dia- I, mond Head in many nistances or climb- ing Punchbowl and even Tantalus. Goods for Ladies Gentlemen. Many visited the Pali and looked upon Under Instructions from Col. S. NOR-RI- and the ocean from the windward side of I will offr for sale at Public Auc- Call and Be Convinced! Oahu. Some of the boys had kodaks tion at my salesrooms, 33 Queen street, on Our only object for holding and snapped bird's-ey- e views of the Honolulu, hill-top- s Holiday Goods now on the way. sunny city from the while MONDAY, OCT. 1. 1900, III this sale was to make room for others, preferring portraits of the WAVERLY BLOCK. HOTEL dwellers in this land, were fortunate AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, enough to be able-t- take pictures of That valuable property known as the HEW STOCK now being purchased the different types of people which go KAHUKU RANCH in the district of to make up the island cosmopolis. Kau, Island of Hawaii. by MR. KERR and his Early in the morning the soldiers The property contains an area of over assistant from jthe Thomas were formed on the 184,000 acres, consisting of valuable Stock-Yard- s naval wharf and paraded about the stretches of Cane, Fruit, Wheat, Sheep Honolulu k buyers, city that they might stretch their legs and Cattle Lands. in New York. We have up a sailing The estate will be sold as a whole and limber bit before for with all Cattle, Horses, Blacksmith and Nagasaki and Manila tomorrow. As Carpenter Shops, and Tools, and every- LIMITED. accomplished this beyond our they marched through the principal thing belonging to the Ranch. streets the people turned out to see them go by and to listen to the music Possession Given Immediately fondest hope. of They fine looking the band. are a Cosby Ma lot of men and presented a noble 8 -- We are sole asrents for the Famous Collar pearance in marching trim. PROPERTY WILL BE OFFER- of When a soldier gets ashore from a factfrers all kinds of transport the first thing he generally ED AT UPSET PRICE OF does is to make a rush for a restaurant, lie wants a shore meal and some fruit. $200,000. HARNESS He will haunt a fruit stand uniil he DRAFT AND LIGHT has eaten all the apples, pears, pe.ehes, bananas, mangoes, or whatever elsa he Here is a domain offering an excellent All Work Done By Hand and Guaranteed WE HAVE fancies, until he can't hold aTy more, opportunity for profit in an extensive or until spent money. Cattle Ranch, large areas for the culti- he has all his vation of Sugar Cane, and unlimited At the restaurants the soldiers, for land for division to settlers for Fruit some reason or other, buy up all the and Grain Lands. ham and eggs, particularly the epgs. Wfl rftnair Harness and Vehicles. Paint and Letter The soldiers from the Thomas have Repair' very little money with them to spend For further particulars, apply to of all kinds, Shoe Horses and do everything in the R, on anything, however, and they won't JAS. F. MORGAN, din A FEW BARGAINS leave much behind them. One fourth Auctr. We are inmorters of all kinds of LIVE STOCK of the men were allowed ashore at a us beadqna time. They were given three hours from the Coast and Kentucky which make wherein to roam. Notwithstanding for everything you might want in the way of a Horse, Co this arrangement suggested by the po- - j lice department, there were a great RESIDENCE mule. many more than one-four- th of the In each department yet and troops away from the transport all day. ' Rig crowds of the men went swim- - FOR SALE. in to ming in the harbor, others sat around order close out all odds lines on the wharf and played cards, the Cor. King and South Streets, majority, however, saw all that they could of Honolulu. THE RESIDENCE of Mr. W, W. in the next few days, we are HARRIS, on Kinau street near Pensa- - Colonel Comba is one of the most cnla ctront' fr,ntfTfj fif ITS fppt on Ixi- - umiTis uooaru uie transport. iau street. and a depth of i:0 feet. going to offer these at prices lower m;ide brigadier goneral of vol- - COMFORTA I'.LE TWO - STORY unteers for gallantry at El Caney. He DWELLING HOUSE ; parlor. . dining dresing-roo- smoking-roo- WE EXCEL AND LEAD was lieutenant-colon- el of the 12th In room, bedroom, i bed- than ever. fantry at The Eighth In- - etc., on first floor, and two that battle. rooms upstairs; stables and servants' WITH fantry is commanded by Major Stretch quarters. the senior regimental officer. Colonel Grounds nicely p!anted. Handall, the commander, was recently Water throughout grounds. made a brigadier-gener- al and sent to Terms, part cash, balance on command the Department of Alaska. The lieutenant-colon- el is on sick leave Custom Made Hans so Major Stretch is in command. At the Hawaiian Hotel last night JAS. F. MORGAN, music reigned supreme. Musicians 33 QUEEN STREET. LADIES: from the bands of the Fifth and Eighth Infantries, thirty-si- x of them, cave a Manuf concert which cfellghted hundreds who MR. FRED PHILP in charge of had gathered In the grounds to enjoy your money the music. Patriotic pieces stirred the Save by buying at love of country in the breasts of many FOR RENT uring Department and selections in rag-tim- e and all other j - in centra1 -- kinds of time made up a feast of melo- j A GOOD HOUSE desirable oo- mrr Queen St. Store. fly which was ravenously devoured by location, thoroughly furnished. Is for all. rent and the Furniture 1b for sale. Former Queen Liliuokalanl was pies- - ent with members of her suite, occupy- - j Ing the small Waiklkl lanal especially JAS. F. MORGAN, C. R. COLLINS reserved for her. One of the largest 33 Queen Street. CTOWdS which ever attended a band concert in Honolulu was present and I everybody went away with a warm Manufacturer, spot in their hearts for the Army band. Importer and CUTS AND BRUISES QUICKLY Bent, HEALED. Cottages for Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied to a Dealer cut, bruise, burn, scald or like Injary. 8. KERR A CO, Ld. will instantly allay the pain, and will L five-roo- m hoal the parts in .less time than any' TWO NICE eottage for OF EVERY DECK Iffl other treatment. Unless the Injury '.8 rent, on lane leading to Beach Road, very severe it will not leave a scar, town side of Bishop swltoh, Waiklkl. fain Balm also cures rheumatism, Reasonable rent. be FILLED sprains, swellings and lameness. For ISLAND ORDERSnPROMPTLY AND SATISFACTORILY sale by Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd., Queen Street. Honolulu. wholesale agents. I JAS. P. MUnUAN AUCu Established !p tHB PAQ1P10 COMMERCIAL ADVKBTI8EB: HONOLULU, SEPTEMBER 2 , 1900.

LOCAL BREVITIES. jCAL BREVITIES. The Best IM Mr W J"Verln. wife of the photogra- pher Mt th- - Hohrnn 'rnpany, was one Will f t h AUStl.t.l.i pusscngi-ra- . i 4 gural,l i , k 1,4 v iin- - Mr. and Mr. HMn. . who ,, ,i m to I SHOES his- - many frlnd in thin city, war D , Xu p. m PORTLAN m Australia paaang-r- yeaterl.iy M A "ro" U. vh w m furnwrly as- Made sistant rMary of th Y. M. A., IN1 from th.- - t'oaat on th Aui- - ARK MADE BY THR ,i w a.i trail. mil parlors at A number of thf tiiuni Men t'hrla-tlu- n .inula. AM'lMlloii ,ithl d-- s pi;u tn -- l Inst Jas. K Banister lititln laH' lna at th.. Drill Hh-- J groiinda for WE ILAVE JTJST RECEIVED a la ahlnment nf I h. ruining fl. M sports. ret this HlVrtl Mil Company. whleL J STRONGEST AND MOST G3RVICEABLH CI in Ml hwl Thf nam of William Aylett w.ia -.-- i wiu permit me admixture or a Larger amount of san4 grwrtU, K ' H. ill A omltti-- unintentionally In yvstrrday's loss of strength, than any other - brand; It Is therefore the issu- from the Hat of representatives no -- Quai m color, One ness and sand carrying .saisifF S- . I ie ut the welghs less per to ,11 ! Fifth District meeting bushel, measuring about 10 per cent mora samsnt ta a 4wsv Smith Til s.a .riin iit th- Drill Shed. SOLE AGENTS tnan otber brands, which very materially r --duces Ita aost aa mamwevH iW The !( nn ottier cements la therefore an economical cement ta um aaa9 tnettsMSt uihlt party will Hive a big adapted for fine I'liill on H. 1 in y. November 3, to be concrete work. f..i.m.i .Mi Moiulay. Nov. tiiI) r ft, by n J"h AteBts. male In actual work bj CoL D. C. Eosstn. CdtsUft on Fort i.ngineer U. Y-- t M mount, r t..r hliaht procession ami rally, f'iPB8 A., at the sea wall around Governor's Liland. Kaw i tfor, has never been equalled in- - hi - n (Je .., upon by the cen- - by other cement. It Is as ro'M oe strength per square . M. n hoi. t- Inch p will ' 'l committer, nnl will - made one liBalS One day,384 unds; seven days, aaa it hall f days, 818 pounds. their th. Injcavsl rltmpulK ' f Milt. y. t For sidewalks It gl.ea Ue best color an 1 moat WW tt en III H llotlllU. face. tie andursikU wwirtcsff A. few of the large contracts In which Alsen Cement waa c4: OsrtjHh Si Humane Qf Ol t Uawau Ii . Ba.timore, Jo.OCO barrels; Quebec Harbor Improvement. H.m Vwrsaav fkST thern Paalfla K. R. Bridges, 20.00 V. J.h.-.'- barrels . responaibl" h.m th.- ;.iirii l ,f "Kt- - ' name with i the Surf Itnler. A Kmnance of lie date. Pagan Hawaii." by Alex lltVMton ,.f tl.- - Y M T It I a utory of native 11a- - tin ball Mt utn life jum befi.re the .Ii.i ..v. ry of y eveulnaj. the lalumls by fnptiiln funk In the lat-- ' th. Hoard of i en i l f ' tie kIi'. - nth . . nt mi It Theo. H. Oavies & Ltd I. en in for " !. nla with the ..ve ami chivalry of the h.-e- AGENTS HAWAIIAN TERRITORY. period and mljtht easily have Irn-'- l' l'iove.1 m Ita description ..f the nrwui- - Inir' al '',,"t"n'" of ,n" Hawalluns of the time of the ftrat Kaniehameha. I'lief . iitirely I..., Kre.n a display of A y and In Warner's n Mote Thl 'bdle. aentlment the author' to any , , ,,f love scenes, for example. and ho cer- - Mainly des. rl the flrwt Instance on ,1 ,.is i.. eii l. si re. ord In which a human belnv ha es-- v iiian Hotel raped death ly oiitMwImrainK a man-- i Honolulu Rust-Proo- . .ing at eating shark In deep water. Ilia "well- - fl aeaaoned iil" will alo In- - quite us wh.. foim.riv re. cult for the native to awallow aa hit B. F. EHLERS CO. - & ustralla yea- harh tory. but a nearly a doieff very . All, ,"4 h '' "'pretty Illustration embeh the text Man r the tory. Ita shortcoming may he be aold i Corsets! looked New York: Ilow- - alea- - Ford. ft I all dy llulbert ) Han Franclsc Fort Street. le . wns day the s.mer "I find your AIXDHA TOOTH i ,, i r which No a POW Health Dumdum for Ua. DFTR my gums fof the afiermsn. waa never make aore. For W 1.-T- tislay vailllNflToN, ffept he ordnance many years I got all my tooth powder The rust-pro- of feature of these f tli- - War le.irtment recently from my dentist; other powders caused . I recommend them strongly to every datiahter. arho have .'I'd'ii mion mannfartiir. rs of rartrldfff Irritation of the gums. I use your pow- - . ! lady In Island "ii pleasure t stop irlntlna nd usIriK a label for r altogether, and I have my children this Territory. their home in Oakland. . iirtrldKe hfisea which Indicated use It. I It pure that the know must be from NO. 66 Is a summer tat ralla I'nlted H rnment was uslnr my personal experience." Corset, made of ih.. alt kholder of the ft nosed 'dumdum" hullet. The bu- - This Is ONLY ONE TESTIMONIAL fancy netting, in white only. ,,,, II 1. Meld III ii received from two officer In the nut of many that we have received Length 12 inches. This Is the only r i '. .miner. . I hlllpptnr the top of pasteboard bone ... . . about absolutely rust-pro- of summer ffV m which rartrldaea are packed, upon we ti car-tr'da- ea made. nave Just Keceived . w.ia a label saying the Corset it eapUali' "f i n Fran-l'.- that aoft-noae- III. M ii were d bullMa used by K or fttandard I'nited NO. 67 Is one of the new and graceful A SHIPMENT OF at.tra rifles. As none of these bullets models, made of French coutil, . in .vir bei n purrhased or manufactur-- Ht ripped with satteen boning all M.tn I t.v this Cm. rnment. the two firms us- - rust proof. ing lha label ere notified that such us- Aloha GLOVES. NO. LLL Is a light, strong, new shape i in i White, with white stitchinga. French model Corset. A beautiful White, black stitchings. Lonic Tarm of Barvica. Tooth Powder article; very popular In with I Eastern - For full'j flrown. "omml"loner of Iind a l cities. Pair-Figure- ' "ha rompletcd thirty yenrs sec Ice d " fori All the above numbers, only $1 00 a mm.. ii ih. (.iirnmnt. and I the oiiet em- - AND ,,,lhll' ployee now i.mneeted with the "' tloti , v . - . ri . am I v. r. - nr. la v infill. i.i.'tvii ti i.'.iiiirv .cu with the Hur. I lepnrtment, polng,.aIn- Lawns and Dimities f tl,., ,.ot was $1.00 each. rtaln of to that work when the department will be permit - flrat organised. For a number of years ll Hie pilot he did field worh for th Hurvcy De- Aloha partment, having drawn many of the 20 Yards for $1.00. i lie .veil anown maps of the Islands. Frlor to accept-on- ; ted his thirty- - the position of Commissioner of I Tooth Wash ,i i III t i slt I. .m Is under the Territory Mr. Brown s uc- - I friemla and wa the i iid .K'hl for the Kcpubltc. WHITNEY&MARSH Fine Flannelettes which contain DO injurious If v Nl I IK. II LA I N'H rorOM KK.MKDY FRENCH PATTERNS. A (1UKAT FAVnltlTK. ingredients. LIMITED, I It . this Thursdil All members sr.. . Th soothing and healing properties I. pl.'S. Ill f this remedy. Ita pleasant taste and SOLE AGENTS. 6 Yards for $1.00. if the Mtar Dull i prompt and permanent cures have i is. M.n hull. Una. nad It a great favorite with people ry where. It Is sspeclally prised by mothers of amall children for colds. . Narrow Valenciennes Laces roup nn l whooping cough, aa it al- aB ways affords quick relief, and ss It con- II M. Iionald r. . f In Co. tains no opium or other harmful drug. Hobron Drug 519 Fort it It may b given aa confidently to a Street. 15c. to $2,50 Dozen, haby aa an sale by Ben la Mr V fh.nald la to adult. For son, sjtnlth 4s Co.. Ltd., wnolesHle nun nins, trie insurar mgenta Fort and King. Telephone 436. V - .v.".".v.v.v.v.v.w K has .ra i in . x ER S. AUSTRALIA. J 8. . F, , 9. 'llli" Jl . H . . .1 . 4 9. F F. t4 F. t F. j F. Jit r t 9. F. t F. . F F. rested n i h t he Apple, orange. Ix'mon. Pears, I I' n oli ii nil allfurii.H lyster etc., at Camarlno's a SHARK A h I V III For A B. F. Oilers & Co This .t HOOKS. A :o :- - . 'A FORT STREET. Lag Week! t JdfT" Shark fishers' attention is called to ho fact that 'A We shall e!l at a we have on hand stock of W . line nf ItAKUAIN PRICF.H a ami I M r Shark Hooks, Sailor Knives, Rope i. h for tli 'a and other articles needed in shark fishing hlMren ar-rila- y I Mar ' LADIES :o '-.- (Hiring M ti aui'sf nf ' . at M. W. n i ml la a We also carry a nice line of A t ..r m..ii If K inoHilu In Pique, Fishing Tackle, Fish Spears, Dip tf Nets, 5 Qunn's Desks ETC, ETC. ETC. THE BEST DESK Duck If TN THE WORLD. rth If wrs f, will AND & Potter Company, W Uhlkt Pearson Limited.

n .ale of o holes tf 312 Fort Street. Telephone 565. Wa have on hand a large assortment of those Justly Mlabratal ins are th manufacturers' rs la Linen t tn Ban Fran H if H 0 H tl H 9? H al J H f Hal if 11atVlK'iCiKt(Vljr " ii is had or f Vlil Sole Agents for the Hawaiian Islands i ut st. and aim ami will dia THESE DESKS HAVE THE Th.- - II SKIRTS A I LEY'S Telephone 398 the Plain and Fancy. t in IKE P. will 0. Box 441 Drop B ITS. Patent ii. Ml i. Lmmt). THE CLEVELAND BICYCLE AGENCY is with us now, and will be at HOME whera there are faclllUes to properly handle that first-cla- ss wheel. Boxes i ii t h- stock will be sold at reduced rates to make room 'ii a TIIK PB0PUP8 PROVIDER The for New Goods ordered. Tou don't have to take a box out to get any ecrt&in paper, hut Us trim you to any paper aut. OWl The 8TEARN3 Bicycle fmm $25.00 to 175.00 still on hand. he box drops down, allowing taka la l..ntlt. CHAIRS and OFFICE STOOLS wa bar. a large and wall aaaorte StsaM. ..-.- , y Mmmu EX S. S AUSTRALIA Milwaukee Buncture-prijo- f Tires, Inroof Tire in All Sizes at can fit your ofSoe out complete In Linoleums and Rugs, Cosoa Fibra II..

'ng on a Th ("omrany, O. I "f Iron. Fruit tant th Aastrcws. King strtat. will receive l ' n- - of th-- m h. s plums, nartltt rears. Apri- Bailey's Honolulu Cyclery Co., It (tiH i ri. Coyne-Mehrte- n tnr a;m..s-''i- cots. Apples, Cclary, Cauliflower. Sal- Furniture Ijs r ihr, n.t LIMITED I Oyaters, ha.l th Injur- - mon. Tab froaan and oranges. Telephocia Main 241. 227, 889 AND 231 KINi. STBUGT, Corner BerstanU and Fort itreets. THl PACIPTO COMMERCIAL ADVBBT1BBB: HONOLULU, bfcf-TBlfBE- H 27, i00.

THE PACIFIC hron, Miss It. Hellbron, Miss M. Hell- - bron, B. Johnson, J. A. Johnson, Miss M. W. King. Mrs. C. M. Knapp, A. 8. Commercial Advertiser KnuUsen, H. M. Larue, Mrs. Lew-er- a, The Kobt. Honolulu September 26. Overland Oceanic Chas. Lewis, J. H. McLafferty and Steamship Compai at the Postofflce at Honolulu. w:fo. J. M. McChesney, Mrs. J. T. Mc- - IL T., Becond-clu.s- s Matter. Denald, A. Meyer, O. 11. Morriil, Jr., and NAME OF ITOCK Capital Val Bid !ed Isaued Every 'wife, Chas. ifuUer, V. D. Mutch, Dr. A. l Limited Morning. Except B. Nichols, It. Oberv.immer, Ceo. J. Sunday, by 1, M j the O'N'e M.S3 E. lVrkir.s, Mrs. Pond and KkCA VT1LS TIME daughter, W. Rt mensperger, Mrs. E. C. 0 C o 1,000,000 100 TABLE: "HAWAIIAN GAZETTE COMPANY, Brewer Rcwe, Mrs. J. Scott, two children and i Three Daily Tfca fine Passenger Steamers of Sn-4- 8 Train from San Francisco. this Line will Arriva Yon Holt Block, King Street. malf', Mrs. P. Severin two children, hereunder: "Qfl L tK ard ' Two Trains Daily from C. C. Stevenson, T. P. Stevenson, Mrs. American Sugar Co... 100 r0 Portland via A. W. PEARSON. Kwa S.OOO.ono 20 2- - From San Francisco For C. Stickney, Mrs. S. II. Sutherland, F. Ham'oa'. K ban Francitu Business Manager. L. ThiiUle.d and wife. G. W. Tomb. J. Haw. Agricultural Co', l.OOO.tWO 100 AUSTRALIA SEPT 26 MOANA 100 Vandel, Thcs. K. Wall, Mrs. L. Wheeler, Haw. Com m Sug. Co j Zii?!xZ MOANA OCT. 10 AUSTRALIA Mrs. W. J. White, Mlrs A. R. Whitney, Haw aiian Sugar Co. ' 2,000.000 100 215 AUSTRALIA . 24 100 , ...OCT. ALAMEDA .. W.lhtlm, Miss C. A. Williams, Honomu . . .77 i iH) 9 F. J. J. 2,000,800 20 SIERRA NOV. AUSTRALIA finbi nnilurnif Innrl fin E Tucker, Mrs. M. Orlgg. Honokaa 2 X AUSTRALIA 17 Hntku 600.000 100 NOV. MARIPOSA . I.... SONOMA 27 Kai..io:::::::::::'.::'. 522222 a i 22 25 NOV. AUSTRALIA KamaloSug. Co.Lt ( ? 0 20 AUSTRALIA DEC. 8 " 1 AUSTRALIA ' Paid up!' 250.000 20 caa m jrsssH sr a VENTURA .. DEC. 18 "WAS JUST PLAIN 1 SIERRA Kihel Plan. Co.Lt. a ( .050.000 50 .'! 13 AUSTRALIA DEC. 29 TIME TABLE. Paid up WBBJ09 50 Kipanuiu IfiO.OOO 100 1901. AUSTRALIA DRUNK, THAT'S ALU' Koloa 300,000 100 SIERRA JAN. 8 SONOMA .... From and after Jan I, 1900. Kona Sugar Co. Ass. 256,000 100 AUSTRALIA JAN. 19 AUSTRALIA OUTWARD. " Paid up I 180,000 100 ! B SONOMA JAN. 29 VENTURA .. S. Co.. Asa i 405,000 100 I I . Vaunalcl J AUSTRALIA FEB. 9 Dally Dally Daily Dally Daily-ex- Pald-jp- ) 100.000 100 AUSTRALIA Hughes Stowed Awy in San .. 19 i VENTURA -. ex. McBryde 8. Co.Lt. A MB 500 20 8 FE- SIERRA I 1,650,000 20 AUSTRALIA 2 Sun. 3un. Francisco on 1 lie Traus-pa- rt ' Paid up Hi . ..MARCH AUSTRALIA a.m. a.m. p.m. N'ahiku Sugar Co. A ( 20 LEAVE SAN FTiANCISCO, 8:09 SIERRA ..MARCH 12 SONOMA .... a.m. p.m. I 20 Ma 7:1U 9:10 " Faid up 10:09 a. m., 9:00 p. m. AUSTRALIA lulu.. 11:05 3:15 5:10 Thoina. Oahu Sugar Co 3.600,000 100 150 11:40 : VENTURA .. Vtett City 8:03 9:48 3:47 5.50 Onomea , 1,000,000 20 LEAVE PORTLAND, 9: a, tn., 9:99 Mill.. 8:33 10:08 12:00 4:05 C:10 Ookala 500,(100 20 16: 17 p. m. In connection with the sailing of the above steamers, the 10:53 4:45 James HugheB, a stowaway on the Olaa Sugar Co. LtA 812,MJ0 20 pureu eo issue, o intending passengers. Coupon a. 2,500.000 20 Through TVkt. YnUlua. 11 M 6:40 over " Paid up , roaa. rrom an Francisco, to points 1 transport Thomas, has heen turned 150.000 100 Th rtmh wit!'. out ebanse. all in the United Statea a ?1 12:31! C:15 Olowalu York by any Steamship European to the police authorities here, by whom PaanhauSug.Plan. Ce 5,000.000 50 Line to all Ports. 500 000 100 Is being temporarily held. Hughes Is Pacific INWARD. Piia 7.50.000 100 27 tald to be insane and it is also said thai Peneekeo 7.50.000 190 2.(1 lo FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLT TO Daily Daily Daily Daily 100 Pioneer 2.000.000 is-k- ; IriO lis w Stations, ex. ex. he rav d of having murdered a man in WaialuaAgr.Co.As. i 2,100.000 100 bail ,01 il Kra.iu.isco, two Sun. Sun. Colden Gate l ark, ban " Paid no 1.500.000 100 310 iio-- m 300,000 100 di a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. IwctKa ueioiu wiu i iicmas sa:itu ior Waianae . . 700,(01 100 , G. 2:08 Only f Doys to New York 5:35 Wnilnkn " 8"5 Wm KkXukti .... lulu. IRWIN &Ci 100 6:10 2:50 i was worse for liquor Waimanalo 25'2,0 14ft Wataltia .... llighes much the 126,000 1U0 WsUnae 7:10 .... 3:55 Iwfcen he was discovered aboard the Waimea K0 L I M ITED Kir Mill 6:50 7:45 1:05 4:32 ST'xMRHir COS. i Ctty 6:15 8:13 1:30 4:52 '1 San Francisco. Hoth men 500.000 100 General Agents Oceanic S S Co Pr) the hemas left Wilder 8. 8. Co. 115 I Van Palaee Sleeper. HceoUdn C:50 8:35 2:05 5:2j Were put to Work, but Hughes refused to Inter-Iiilan- d 8. S. Co, 500,000 100 155 C P. DENISON, F. C. SMITH, do anything whatever. He was put in Buffet Smoking and Library Cars, and water MitciLi.ANKora. with Barber Shops and Pleasant Read- Superintendent. O. P. & T. A. trtna and given a diet of bread 100 Cor Hawaiian Electric Co 250.000 no ing Rooms. a coun'.e of days. At the end of the 1"0 vvlih tli. i ectrlc AnesR 12,500 tro days he was seized delirium H.m. R . 250.000 100 Dining Cars, meals a la HUN AND MOON. Tr. ALd.Co Cart. ?IDE8. ti.rr.ei.s ar.l he was put in the hospital Hon. St am Laundry 25,000 100 Free Reclining Chair Cars. PR Co :n surgeon. Kona-- u Telephone IB care cf the CD 25 61 C - Wmle Hughes raved In his delirium it A Tele raph Co. Lt 15,01 Pullman Ordinary Sleepers c ', 10 s D ? Is said that he talked of having commit-- t Mutual elephoneCo 13l,ou0 i" l5 I I "i w d a with man and that J. H. LOTHRuP, General Agent, --' murder another OS - 4 given away. The MHkaha Cof Co. Pd uj 40,0i iro hii 3 o. bis partner had him 100 136 9 c & T U. K .v L. Co 2,0110.000 lCr Third Street, Portland, Oregon. 1 trar.spcit people decided to turn Hughes People's Ice & Rut. Co 150.000 100 over to the police authorities here until Occidental & Oriental Steams a.m Ki. p.m. p.ir. a tn. ' Set Bonds D. W. Agent, 2 the San Krancisco authorities cou'.il be HITCHCOCK, General 94 4 0 15 g tit S.56 .0-- 5 ' 51 C munlcatt d with. Haw. (lovt. 6 per cent. 9 1 tcn Haw. Govt. 6 per cent 99 No. Montgomery 8L, 8an Francisco I Adver- - 4 n IB 4 3' 10 2 11 on Id 5 3 n Hughes was Interviewed by an Haw. Govt. Postal Sa and Toyo Kisen Kaisha at 1.7 4 .4 10 Irt M) v&i 7.43 reporter last night. He was asleep l1 il 45 tber vlnga per cent.. Or E. L. LOMAX, G P. A T. A-- , p.u, in his ceil at the police station when the Hilo R. R. Co. 6 per ct nmr iTS! 5 68 1 7 5 34 ft 21 11.19 .i.:5 515.52 reporter called, but threw aside his Kwa Plantation 6 p--c MB Omaha, Nebraska, fx..1! " 44 I 6 1(1 il 5 1 44 6 50 5 51 9 11 a Kahuku Plant. 6 p. c nr. Steamers of companies 5 mcsqaito net when be found he had the above will call at Honolulu and tattl ...! 1.7 1.6 7.15a.ui .Id 6 6i 50 10 1 through o r r, rn. .1 K4 I visitor and shook hands the bars Port on or about the dates below mentioned: e a ! .7 1 6 8 43 0 EU 4 21 6.51 6 4) 10 56 of his prison. Hughes appeared perfectly-san- Session Sales Morning Sess'on Five Hawaiian Navigaiion Co., i L f at the time and talked after the Pirneer,. $155; 20 Waialua, assessable, $100. For Japan and China. For San Franciui. 1 ggM I1 41 8 :0.19 1 67 5.21 51 5 Jll0l manner of amy ordinary mortal. He said Afternoon Session Seventy-fiv- e McBryde, LIMITED. 29 1 he had been a bartender In San Francisco $3.25. NIPPON MARU SEPT. AMERICA MARU ... J tort Quarter of the moon on October assessable, RIO X M:4i a. m. am' was a very heavy drinker. He was Between Boards Twenty Hawaiian Ag- This company reserves the right to DE JANIERO OCT. PEKING Tides from the United States Coast and v ry drunk when ho stowed away on the ricultural, $300. make changes in the time of departure COPTIC OCT. 17 GAELIC Oetetlc Survey tables: Thomas with another man. Two fire- - ' T5SBZZ22. iand arrival of its steamers WITHOUT AMERICA MARU OCT. 24 HONGKONG MARU lh tides at Kahului and Ililo occur men helped them get aboard, he said. He Tf"1 NOTICE, and it will not be responsible PEKING NOV. I CHINA afcewt one hour earlier than at Honolulu. hae? been sick on the transport, he said, .i n8equence5 then-- 3AELIC NOV. 10 DORIC Mtwailan standard time is 10 hours 30 but did not remember ever having said Classified Advertisements. &vany HONGKONG MARU NOV. 20 NIPPON MARU noth-;in- g be-ta- I CHINA NOV. tint uti H slower than Greenwich time, g anything about a murder. He knew Consignees be landing 27.RIO DE JANEIRO .. any and certainly had not must at the DORIC DEC. 6 that of the meridian of 157 degrees 30 of murder j to receive their freight. This company COPTIC n.i.jws The time whistle blows at 1:30 'committed any such crime himself. He WANTED. will not hold itself responsible for NIPPON MARU DEC. 13 AMERICA MARU ... o. m.. whk.h la the same an Greenwich. 0 'sometimes got a mile oft his head when freight after it has been landed. RIO DE JANEIRO DEC. 21 PEKING kevrs mtnntes. Sun and moon are for n(? drank too much, he acknowledged, A YOUNG man as stenographer in a COPTIC DEC. 2$ GAELIC . t Live stock received only at owners mtu-Vi- aar all. Irln.la v. . fnfkllaVl. v. . . "K," this ImjU :ime for the whole group m.v uitg" .7 ....! rf tlfnfrt...... wholesale store. Address risk. AjaJSKlVA 41AKU JA.N. 6iHUiOKONO MARU A OttOS. . 5661 but that would not make them true. "I This company will not be responsible I CHINA jk was Just plain drunk and a fool when I money passengers SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. stewed away; s all is to It, for or valuables of that there BY YOUNG German; room and board unless placed In the care of the pursers. said Hughes In a half regretful, half In private family. Address 'D," P. O. company sleepy manner, as he said good-nigh- t. 5660 The will not be liable for FOR GENERAL INFORMATION. APPLT TO DIAMOND HEAD 8IGNAL STATION, Box 616. of, nor delay de- It is probable that the military authori-'tie- s loss injury to, nor In s ptem ber 2ft. 10 p. nu Weather, clear; Hughes the livery of baggage or personal effects of here will look after until A YOUNG man room, be- wtad. fresh, E. San Francisco police are heard from. desires pleasant passengers, or freight of shippers, mosquito proof; must be central. Can yond the amount of $100, unless the Ll give good references. Address value of same be declared when re- H. Hackfeld & Co., I the ARRIVED AT HONOLULU. "Room," this office. 6651 ceived by the company, and an extra Wednesday, September 26. PREFER HONOLULU charge be maZe therefor. C A. 8. B. Mlowera, Hemming, from A YOUNG man to work in a wholesale All employes of the company are for- AGENTS. tsw Catonies. TO HOME IN CHINA store. Good references are required. bidden to receive freight without deliv- O. B. S. Australia, Lawless, from San Address "Z.," this office. 5653 ering a shipping receipt therefor In the Francisco. fcrm prescribed by the company, and A COMPETENT bookkeeper wants a which may be seen by shippers upon Chinese Offenders are Sought application to pursers of com- Canadian-Australi- SAILED FROM HONOLULU. position; has had three years exper- the the an Royal m After by City ience in wholesale house. Can give pany's steamer. Wednesday, September 26. the best of references. Address '"G. V.," Shippers are notified that If freight Bttnr. Noeau. Wyman, for Anahola, Ha-iriaau- Police. this office. 6631 is shipped without such receipt it will and Ahuktnl. be solely at the risk of the shipper. C A. 8. 8. Mlowera, Hemming, for Van-xwv- tr FOR Steamship Company. and Victoria. Ah Cheung and his wife Ah Moy are SALE HAWAIIAN NAVIGATION CO.. by police. They recently FURNITURE of five rooms, either as a LTD. wanted the whole or in lots; to be seen at Mrs. VK88EL8 IN j were PORT. arrived from Hilo whence they W. H. Smith's on Klnau street, be- - j 1 forcibly despatched by Sheriff An-- i tween Piikoi and streets. Steamer of the above Line, running in connection with the CANi ARMY AND NAVY, drews. At Hilo the couple were charg-- I 5661 PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY between Vancouver. B. C, ar.H t a Tu Iroquois, Pond, Midway 11-as- d. ed with keeping a disorderly house. S. W.. and calling at Victoria, B. C, Honolulu, and Brisbane, w R. I FOR SALE. August They were lectured and told to mend GARDEN soil for sale. Apply Hawaii- -' e V S, A T. Thomas, Buford, San Fran- street-566- ID-m- r ways. They promised many an Electric Company, Alakea 0 atseo, Septe-ml.c- 20; en route to Manila their times pernicious forget-- j . at Honolulu. via Nagamiki with stores for Taku and but had a habit of On or about the dates below stated, via: Manila. ting their vows to the Sheriff. THE FOLLOWING PLANTATION MERCHANTMEN. Finully tiring of their protestations to A ROWLING alley, pins and balls, com- FROM VAN'COrJVBR AND VICTORIA B, C. , FROM 8YDNKT, BKIBBAKI plete. Apply C. R. 12 MACHINERY, SUPPLIES AND MA- do better, the Sheriff gave them the al- - to Collins, West For Brisbane, Q., and Sydney: For Victoria and Vantonw.i (This list does not include coaaiers.1 King street. 566J TERIAL is offered for sale by C Am. Calhoun, San Kranclsco( amative oi going io jan or coming to WARRIMOO SEPT.29 MIOWERA aeher. bk.. BREWER & CO.. LTD. OCT. 27 AORANGI AuguAttL j Honolulu and departing for the Flow- - MIOWERA IJ ARTIER shop and ice cream parlor of Full particulars prices ean b AORANGI NOV. WARRIMOO Am. Uhlberg, New- - , cry Kingdom. They and mt by Palmer. bk.. chose the less of Amana, corner Nuuanu and Hotef WARRIMOO DEC. MIOWERA casU. September IS. two evils and packing up their belong-- . streets. Apply on premises. 566) had by calling at their office on Queen aa. Campbell, Am. sen., Frcidberg, iiics anu transferring their property street tutlwrt Uamble, September 20. fsl.-intl- . Into a equivalent S'mria Am. Hrhr . Krev. I.ivsan cash came here on A HALLET & CUMSTEN piano, stool 1 Golden Gate Rock Crusher, No. t. ' Wnlmlr Si i the Kinau. and cover, for $30. Enquire at this of- complete, with 12 H. P. portable boiler Aijtralla. Am. Ftmr. Lawless, San Fran- - j Since their arrival they have made fice. 6639 and engine, elevator and bucket. ctsco. September 2C. no move to take up the balanc e of their 1 Hurley Drill, complete, with 40 H. P. The magnificent new service, the "Imperial Limited," is now ninaUM m Challenger. Am. sp., Gould, New York, ' journey to the Celestial E mnire. TIipv LOT 62 x 13L Desirable boiler, air compressor, etc. 8p4jnrer have resided evidently dwelllng, on Prospect between Alapai 1 Bet Fowler Steam Plows (4 gang), BETWEEN VANCOUVER and MONTRAEL. Dvarggan. Hr. bk., Dixon, here and intendj spare parts. to vigilance au- - and Hackfe.d streets. Six roeirns, and full assortment railwsj elude the of the police 3 250 H. P. Stirling Boilers. Making the run 10 hours without change. The finest thorltles if possible. large lanai, fine view; servants' quar- the world. Ear Buhne. Am. schr., Salvesen, Eu- - ters and stable. For further particu- 2 sets Green's Fuel Economizers. 2fi. Photographs of muchly-wante- d Stat reka, August the lars, apply to Gear. Lansing & Co. ' 2 Worthington High Duty Steam Through Tickets Issued from Honolulu to Canada, Unitel Ealtrprl.se, Am. schr., San Francisco, couple were sent to High Sheriff Brawn 6619 Pumping Engines, capacity five million rope. August 26. by Sheriff Andrews and on these clues gallons per 24 hours, against a total For Freight and Passage and all general information, applJ E?le,ber Vi"' "P" Sact"'' Newcastle' fc5C j the police have begun their search. head of 420 feet. FOR RENT. 1 14 x 15 x 10 Duplex Pump, capacity i P",l! n an,i APaRa kn"w tht-- rTRedLd. Am. schr., Jorgenson. Port 'mtn,Aln ' LARGE beach house, mod- IVt million gallons per 24 hours couple and believe they can easily lo- - having all Gamble. August in. ern conveniences. For particulars ap 1 m, x 2 x 4 Pump. l Am. sp.. Ryder, Tacoma, Aug- - tate trie pair. 2 Aft ply to P. O. Pox 616. 66J6 Centrifugal Pumps. Theo. H. Davies & Co , Ltd , Gai 1 ch Centrifugal Pump. Great Admiral. Am. up Sterling, New- - ftEAL ESTATE 17x9 Horizontal Slide Valve Engine, castle, September 1G. IRAN SACTIONE. LOST. complete. John CurrW. Am. sp., Lawrence, Tacoma, GOLD bangle. Reward at Hawaiian 1 25 H. P. Upright Tubular Boiler. August 2H. September iv. No. ssto v. s. Bill to Hotel. f 631 1 IV x 5 x 6 Duplex Pump. XUmory. sp., Re-go- Br. Corrance, Liverpool, M. A. lots 3 and 4, I Donkey Engine. L-- x., Sumner Ellis or August 7. property, Hauhaukol, Honolulu, Oahu. A COLD bangle has been lost. Finder Also, California Mules, in fine order. M y. Fran-Cfcc- o, 1 Jtithet. Am. hk., McPhall, San .Co: bitit ration $l, v ill "be rewarded by leaving same at Portland Cement. 1- -. by September I 688S--8L !. No. K. Pua and wife to Hawaiian Hotel. . 5J61 Steel T Ralls, 25 pounds and M Ua n. Nagasaki, Feb- J. II. 1 aobanttai. Br. bk.. Iflcbnack; Gr. 2M6, pounds. ruary 1". Paiama, Honolulu, Or.hu. m.ooo. second-han- d Shov- - Wm. Olsen. Am. seh., Hurtman, South Consideration SOLITAIRE dalmond ring In the vic in- Large lot of Picks, York, j No. B . J. F. llackield and v.ife to ity ds. Hues and Tools. Direct Service Between New !nd. September U. Deutsch Evaag. of the Hawaiian Hotel, Sunday W. H. Flint, Am. bk.. Johnson, San Fran- Lutherische Gemeinde: night, September 23. Fiader whl R. R. Tamping Bars. Islands pertion R. P, 6898; SsB, 1 . of Pacific Coast and Hawaiian cisco, September 20. kul. Btretania St., please leave same at hotel office and Baldwin Locomotive, t pairs Honolulu, Oahu. Consideration 16,66. receive suitable reward. irlvers. 3 foot guage. CWy Dtl on No. (ico. Rodlek to AI. H. 'VS'liito-lioaa- e; 5 15-t- Flat Cars, guage. piece PASSEN'GKRS. land, Pnuso, Hilj, Hawaii. 12 Flat Cars, guage. YORK FOR SAN" Consideration t,C00. A LADIES' gold watch. On cover is 46 Cane Cars, guage. S. S. AMERICAN" WILL LEAVE NEW Arrived. No. 501 name, Mrs. Anna Kau;uk u. b the Round, en route to Honolulu on uctooer . , W. H. Holokahikl to S. K. Ka- Lost I Howe R. R. Track Scale. Portland and iU Colonics, C. S. S. M!o-rr- a. one-four-th Fi.--h December From the rer A. ne; interest in piece land. Ka twecn Bethel street and Market, 1 Platform Scale, 36 x 47. Francisco about December 12th, at the Sound about September 20. Air. or --- 1 11 1 1 rateS. and Mrs. hpna, Koolatiloa. Oahu, house lot, lima-ho- a, between Bethel street and Oahu 2 Platform Scales, 23 x 32. 1 r i . t rn Cr.oetlA for nnnl ill lowest 2-- tt. jail on d. Hilo, Hawaii. Consideration M0. Saturday. Septembsr 1 Stump Puller. a r "HAWAIIAN" TS EXPECTED TO LEAVE NEW YUn. From San Francisco, per S. S. No. .VJ2 D. Nakooka and wife et al. to Finder will please leave at Advertiser Frei?nt 2'5. Dump Carts. "- - hove. September Airs. 1. E. Anderson, P. Nakooka; interest in R. P. 26:?', kul. office and obtain reward. 5G61 venmsi iuni mm hi vc"""' tiroes. Spring Wagons Forty-secon- Brooklyn, at au airs. E. L. Austin. R. C. Berkeley, IMs tin, R. P. 4K, kul. 2373, South Kona, Ha- Wagons. Company's Wharf, d Street, South L. N. Mrs. f. V. Brtggs, Mrs. Bain Rradshaw. waii. Consideration M. SALARY warrant No. 3H36. for $30. Road Scrapers. M. Exun, If. A. Cheek, A. F. Clark and No. 3SS&- -P. Nakooka to Mrs. K. drawn by the auditor in favor of Miss Lot Plow Harness. wife. Sidney Clementson and wife. Miss Interest in R. P. 2S1 kul Lena Deverill. has been lost. Pay- For further particulars apply to Honolulu Agents. A. ClHen, J. H. Cochran, A. S. Collins, TJW, R. P. 4m, kul. 2575, South Kona. ment on same has been stopped. C. M. Cooke, W. M. Cunnlnghim, wife $1. vail. Consideration 5660-221- 5 ID Airs. DttfBsy, MISS 5SS4 Kamn-ikawrwroo- sad two children. E. No. D. Nakooka to Mrs. K. ie; & CO., L If- - H. Mrs. J. H. HACKFELD K. Duncan. P. Eaklo. Interest in R. P. 2fi36, kul. 77 J, C. Co., Tastenrath ar.d two children. Jas. Feore, R. P. VW, kl. 2373, S )uth K.na, Hawaii. lwo certificates ef deposit on Bishop Brewer & Mrs. J. R. Fulton and three children. W. (Consideration $1. & Co's bank In favor of J. W. Sproat. J. Calhralth. H. B. Gehr, C. A. Graham. No. M7 Wong V'a Foy, tr., to J. E. One for $310, and one for $430, have LIMITED. M. been lost. Payment on 3. E. Taylor, wife and child, Mrs. portion R. p. 1302, Puunui, same has been - DEALER FOR Jvnsoa and two children, Mrs. Cannon Honolulu, Oahu. Consideration $300. ttoppe'd, and all parties are eautioned Queen Street- ASK YOUR sail three children, Mrs. S. B. Puggan n , M0 M. P. AlaePherson and hus- against negotiating the same. 5660 and chlM, J. W. Bowman, wife and hOd; band to Z. Cunha: lot 10 of Grant 2, Young Mrs. N. Conscrva and two children. M. istrcet. Honolulu, Oahu. Consideration $2 - THE following warrants drawn by the FOR SAuE. Tswach, wife and three children. Baa auditor on the treasury, to be charged Bchwart-ng- . 3301 Sav-Mg- Lecbroing. Miss E. Carlson, J. No. J. 8 El'.ls nd wife to W. e; to the appropriation, "Repairing Mrs. M. Baker, Mrs. M. Williams. lots 5 and 5. Sumner Ellis tract. Fchoolbousts," have been lost, and EX-HELE- N W. H. Phelps. D. Dav. J. P. Murrav. I). Honolulu, To ARRIVE BREWER, ViAxleCreas l'aunauKoi, Dahu. Considera- Wylie. payment of the same has been stop Jorndt and wife. E. H. Pieper, B. tion L ped: No. 4169. order Edward Here, due In October: Oorge IM'Igeon. William O. Green, F. No. 1Mb W. Savldgo and wife to C. L. $135; No. 4170, Mil-V- r. order Edward Hore, $4. LEHTGH PORTLAND CEMENT. Jurg, F. Fogarty, D. Fife, W. W. Ellis; lots 5 nnd fi. Sumner Ellis tract, person Any into whose possession the BRICK-BARREL- wife child; AMERICAN FIRE S W. I. Bancroft, and Hauhaukol, Honolulu, Oahu. Considera- same may come, are requested for- H. Patton, A. C. Sherman, S. L. tion $1. to fjecrrc ward them to the undersigned, Ed- OF FIRE CLAY W. L. Kcllogir. E. Kmpe. Mrs. ward COAL. rrrt.- J Marks, Kol ka Kami- - Hore. Waialua, Oahu. 363t CUMBERLAND J- All Republican nominees for senators ssabs. I Hit0, - Aveno, Mrs. C. Waldrori, E. Bl.ilr. J. and representatives are requested to Vm ik. R. R. meet the committee in con- King Street it-1- o. Miller, eecutl'e THE MELROSE, BREWER & CO., LTD. ADVERTIS Bm,, n w. F. Flint. H. ference tonight at 7:30 at headquarters. C. READ THE &org' rfawley, T. Takahashl. J. F. lfa 4 QUEEN STREET. cn II C. Brown, E. Bundock, O. ITaff-m- t Board and rooms: all modern com- H Vedla. J. Vandel, L. B. Grav Officers of all Republican precinct forts; electric lights; mosquito proof: two children, M'ss M. Hawes, clubs are requested to meet with the a quiet, refined home. Kin St. cars Only toe highest grade of RED RUB- Hi nI by it TfiT'lr' . W. IT. Ileilhrn. wife executive committee for conference at pass th door. Prices moderate. Tele- BER is used in the btamps mad Morf v. ueu- - he Jquarters tomorrow night 7:30. phone SMI -- -- CO. 75 Cents a --or W. F. Hcilbron, jr., at blue. t the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE